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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

liz will be remembered tina. considerable
opposition was manifested last fall in New
York to the proposition which earned
however. 10 make the canals free. A sum-
cent time has elapsed now TO compare
the results from free canals this year win
those Of last when tolls we're enacted
Prom this comparison it is learned that the
activity and traffic on the canals have more
than doubled since they were made hee'
From the opening Of navigation last year
until the end Of the third week in May the
the number Of boats cleared from Buffalo
was ga. This year, all tolls having been
removed, the number TO the same date was
SIS. more than twice as many, though the
canals opened this year nearly month
later than in 1882.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07
A Man who .. Voluntarily Dumb

George Francis Train is said 10 be very
well of and the son has 9 lucrative position
down town in . private banking firm. The
slher and con are rarely seen together, az
the old rnan has become almost insane Of
late. He has not spoken for several months.
and viii shake hands with nobody. Not
long ago I wns passing through Madison
Square one Sunday morning aud saEGe0rge
Fraucis esting peanuts In bis accustomed
plsce on one Of the benches As / came
along his s5n arrived from the opposite d.
rrcfion. lssned over and Kissed bis father
and sat down beside him. A moment lster
be vas writing 70 his parent on little tab
let which Train always carries. The fsther
would not speak even 70 his own son
rBrooklyn Eagle
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

To emigrate from Canada to New Eng
land looks like jumping from the frying
usn into the fire. In fact, all the advanta'
res as a desirable location are with Canada
I'm, within a short time past over four hun
dred and fifty French Canadian families
have left the dominion for New England
We bave got our name and reputation up
aaa all countries upon the globe seem anA-
ious TO contribute Of their population TO
,rell the rapidly growing millions Of the
great republic. When the Canadians begin
IN this practical way to turn their atten-
ton towards us we may begin to place
some faith in the rumors OF the grown
desire for annexation up in that part OF the
continent
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07
Strange.


Is it not strange that people will quicke
invest in fraudulent schemes than in legiti
mate enterprises.
Compare the marriage aid associations
and the projected cotton factory.
The former, although suspected of fraud
from the beginning, still people were only
too anxious to invest their money freely.
Some $50, 900 was in this way sent to Mem.
phis and other places from this city. The
latter, projected and to be run by business
men of this city, who would not lend their
names and influence to doubtful enter
prise, has to beg for subscriptions to their
stock. Everyone who examined the advan-
tages and disadvantages connected with a
cotton factory in this city is surprised that
one or more had not been started before.
There is no doubt but the factory here will
pay as large dividends as any factory in
the south, and some pay as high as 80 per
cent, and while it Is an assured fact that
the factory. will be built, 1t is equally GER
tain that its stock will command a large
premium in less than one year from the
time it is built.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07
rLL nj ooSTEST
ron rnf susDAy nsnAlD.

take my Tyre aud walk the dusty way
That lIos before, and n Ia mlusuolsy
Shall touch Que aching heart this mbio day,
Aud give II strength to smile AT destiny.
II be content.
II shall In from any burdened heart.
One car Of such as cluster chick and deep,
Then shall think I've touched the strings with
art;
lit but lulls one earthly pain TO sleep,
And be content
l shall not seek the higher flights above,
But strive t, make my simple changes sweet
Just drop blossom here and there with love,
And trust that some poor tired heart twill
greet
And smile upon.
Mary Stratton Hewitt
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~DUsTRIAL All

In this era Of the general prosperity
tbers IL q disposition 70 indulEs IN The
birts- dspsrtnents Of life, 20 called Ihat
f. 70 sav the teaching and Learning d ne
Sc s-ts. With . viss 70 make then also
benshciaL Il has ben q cou-
mn ob.srvnfion that Our youths. male and
female, Issvs u. Schools VIII dipiornas n
hsns. nboui e. little ftted 70 MAKES hvinr
n n. -o-id 81 fhsy zee TIE day o. vhirh
.hsv ertr-ss De instruction vnllA Nsoo
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

The best suggestion we have seen LOT Tue
conversion and pacification of the INDIANS
Ia 10 convert the Indian agents, teach them
that theiving and double deahns are
are wrong and bad also as policy, II a
better example is set the red man IN the
was, more can be hoped Tor from him.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

GENERAL HAzEs knows all the true IN
vardness of Investigations at Washington
when republicans get after another inhuen'
tial member of the party. 1t is merely
pleasant force that adds to aman's notoriety
without in the least affecting his character.
He ia therefore keen to have an investiga'
ton made of the charges published some,
t,m. since relative to his management Of
the weather bureau. He would feel rather
obeap should an honest investigating COM
nittee be found to sit upon his case.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

THE free.trade conference at Detroit is o
step in the right direction. organlza.ioii
and carefully directed and organized enor's
.,a the means and the only means for push
ing great principles before the masses IN a
manner to arouse enthusiasm and secure
adoptieu. The results of the convention AZ
Dstroit will most unquestionabiy be teit
tbrouehout the country.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

THE reports from Havana anu i',0
I.neiro continue to the effect that the yell
low fever, in all the regions south Oh US
subject to that disease. is raging with ex-
traordinary virulence and universally TINS
season, having made its appearance uh.
uqually soon and reached an alarming
deab rate with startling rapidity. Inc
necessity, therefore, for rebuilding the
quarantine precautions on our southern
coast this summer, and indeed, at once is
vary ann lrent.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

We should like to know what GATH
rapards as the real healthy effect OF real
healthy blowl Referring to, and attempt
ing to laugh away, the knock-down he re-
oe,ved in New York recently, he remarks
mat "the only effect of HARRIsoN's blog
was to throw me to the ground" That's
,Sout the only effect blow has generally,
and when man is thrown to the ground
- that it requires three or four able
bodied men to pick him up, we should
0ant: the "only effect"was one not easily
xo,gotten or laughed away.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07
TWO THIEVES
Traced From the Indian Territory to Dali
las, where One, an Indian, IL Captured
The Other, a White, AS Cool rs Bagged

las, Where One, an Indian, 10 Captured
The Other, a White, as Cool ms Bsgged
Judge A. r. Durant, of the Choctaw
Nation, Indian Territory, and Mr.. White
arrived in the city yesterday morn.
ing aud reported al The ShenHs OIloC
that they were in search Of two men, one an
Indian and the other a white man, who
had stolen 81 900 in currency from an old
widow woman at Wheelack, in the nation,
besides selling $500 worth of her cattle
and pocketing the proceeds. John Tweeden
the white man, is grandson OF the
oldJady's, and was living with her at the
time he committed the theft which was &C.
compNshed by breaking open her trunk
where she kept her money.
The officer and Mr.; White
traced them TO Greenville, then
10 this city. On their arrival they went d.
rect 10 the sher1ffs Office and presented a
letter Of introduction from Judge Payne,
county judge Of Towson county, Choctaw
Nation. Deputy Sheriff Winston
went out \ with them 20 look
for their men. and among others
and the last place visited was the station.
house, where, 10 their surprise, they found
one Of them, Johh Garland, the. Indian,
acting as "trusty.H He was rather sur.
prised himself 10 see the officers, who at
once took charge Of him and landed
him in the county jail 10 await Transports.
ton back 10 the Choctaw nation. On being
questioned he admitted the theft. The
only money found on him was S. which be
said was what was left Ol
what be sold his pistol for. He
came here be says some three days ego
and had 500 but some one ribbed him
while be was under the influence Of liquor
He was arrested directly siter his arrival
here by the police for carrying q pistol.
He was drunk at the Red Light, den Of
shame, and failed 10 shield bis
weapon from the gaze ofthe.police- he told
where bis partner in the THEFT was, and
Deputy Sberiffs Moon and Win1tOn have
gone amer him. Judge Durant, though q
fuil-bloOded Choctav, is well educafed, In
telligent and cultivated In bis general bear
Ing. He has been attorney -general Of bis
nation, secretary and has held a number Of
Offices Of trust and responsibility.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

TIE administration paper in Washing
ton. the National Republican, makes
frxrk admission that ought to be remem-
Tered by democrats and decent REPUBLICANS
everywhere. 1t declares that president
AaTuuR is bound to stand by MALONE in
Everything he does" 1t about time tna'
the country were dispensing with inc
services of party utterly given over 70 al,
We vhims and caprices Of an unprincipieo
political freebooter.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

In accordance with now popular custom
a monp .our American aristocracy" When
yer they figure in any dirty domestic or
,,Ii,ic,i scandal. SENATOR FAIR and his
two sons are going to take run over 10
Europe. To San Francisco reporter VINO
wanted to know where he was going, he re-
nIied in his elegant western English; "oh'
anv where to get out OF this ID town,
wbere thew know too much about me and
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

The following marriage licenses were is
sued during the past week by the county
clerk: Sidney Potter and Annie Spencer
o. Clay and Nelia Kirgan; Harry Wheat
and Maggie holland; Francis M. Hail and
Margaret A. Pugh; 7. F. Courtley and
Belle Williams; e. D. Black and May
Shook; Isaec.Shaw and Kittie Whitand.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

DR.. s. B. Britain says. AS rule phvs-
icians do Dot, BIZ their professional methods
build Up The female constitution, Vile
they seldom cure The diseases 20 Thich y =
eivars liable in our variable climate and
under our imperfect civilization. Special
remedies are often required ~ restore Or
panic harmony and strengthen the en-
feebled powers Of wOmauho0d; and Tor
most Of thess vs are indebted 70 persons
outside Of the medical profession. Am0nE
The vsry besf q tilese remedies ] asslgn
prominent ulare ~ Ms. lydia T. PINK
naru's TerrfarIs Currupund."
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

Neither mental nor physical labor can b
ten 4 in order. when y0u FEEL tired. Ian
guid. vsarisd without erertion, The min
sIru 70 40. aud requiring gTett inertia
eTT-t. Tor csn rsst s-sured tbst your I've
= rut srtine properly. sn1 hat nature re
uri-sr s~rfs.fncs 70 help throw on irnpuri
res. There Il % remedy thst vii aco0ni
rIfrI fhrs - mildly sr1 yet efectusIlT n
LP-hIy Ash BittersL" A ira WI ~
- run q IL us-ll..
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

The waves of passion engendered by 'he N,
war are certainly subsiding, The people o'
Erie, Pennsylvania, are making ar'aus ao
rnon,s 10 fix I'D nicely the graves OF three
hundred Confederate off GERS on Johnson
Island, since the poor untortunates who MI !
them died in that dismal prison years auu
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

~ crurfr sffu-usF vesterday for The ~
49, a hrr husha-i Jordan FlCuers. chnrr-
iur him wifh srrrtvnted sssfult anc hat-
terry o. BE-. sbe ssys that b Il Jealous
~ ber nnf beat ter ~ mos unrnerrIfully
-ifk his Co. Ths offosrs are lookipr f1f
ffrr
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

Npw YoRK has furnished an awful warn
ing to legislators throughout !ns en, nne
union both state and FEDERAL. A MEMBER
Of the New York legislature has been sent
20 the penitentiary,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

THOUGH tardy III approach ha iO' :
LOGGED for in vain, summer yesterday
slowed itself with vengeance ana VISIONS !,
Of the du.t, hea', flies and mosquitoes Oh
T,,y aud August were plentiful and VIVA
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In the City Of Louisville. on

Whole Tickets, Sc; Half Tickets, 81; 81
Tickets, $50; 90 Tickets, 500.
Remit money or bank draft In letter, or send
by express. Don't send by registered letter or
express can be sent at orr expense Address
all orders TO r. NJ. B0ARDMAN, Courier-Journa
Building Louisville, Ky,
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Wells Rough on Corns."
Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." IL
cents. Quick. Complete, permanent cure.
Corns, warts, bunions.
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IsuICATiOSs.

r,r the ives, Gulf stl,es-watm aud party
cloudy With local rtas, sou'herly w'hus' WV"
s,,tionary or lower pressure.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-07

A frisnf e lar has been iouDd n d..
Wa-ttinrtcrs irfaliio- cbolsrn art ciar-
rhra rns1frns. for 6Tspepsia irdiEssti1r
nne dissssss 81 ne s,onnct nd bcrst
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Decline of Man.
Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impotence
sexual debility, cured by wells Health
! Remover" ST.
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Flies and Bugs
Flies, reaches, ants, bed.bugs, rats, mice,
gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by Rough
on Rats" 15cents.
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MONDAY. MAY 7TH 1888 BIZ IT REMEN-
III bered that on this, 7th day Of May, 1883 IL
being the first MOndy and the Rule day in said
month. in said year, the following prpcee 1ings
were had 70 wit In the circuit court Of the Unit
ed Sta es for the Fifth circuit and Northern dis
trici Of Texas, at Dallas. at Chambers before
The Honorable Andrew p. hcoormlcf. United
No Is. John W Hsnner IL. etsl vs. Lew
m.n @. Moulton etai.-In this casse. Il Being
fhoun 10 the satisfaction Of The court that
Tboms a D. Johns . defendant named In CON-
plsinsufs original bin, and Jewman O. Eoul-
ton Ausburr M0uiron, Mary M0ulfon Aye, Cora
~ MOu Ton Ode1l. Hattie GrHy hOult0n aod ID
W Doom all the last six named a. defen-
dsnts I'M the B II. in the nature ola bin Of re-
vivOr, fled " conplainantsln said case are not
fnb afffaufs o. or fOund ulfhln the northern lu-
dicial districl Of TeXas and II further Appearing
from D. tition Of corsp'a inauts. 81 ven - the
order book o. this c0urt that none Of TIE sai1
defandants have voluntarily appeared therelo
an Il further Appearing that personal service =
not practicable ~ 70 any Of said oefBDdnufa .
Il therefore, ordered By the court thsf all q
said defendants be cited b. pub hing copy
Of fhfa order Tor sr s-c1essIve eeEs. before ne
frsf Wo-daT 10 July lse1 In some weetly news-
paper puf,lis sed IN the city % DallaA state 81
Teras 10 a-pear and rlead, ansuer o. deuur
V plaintiffs nils lid aFn.nst sid defend
frsf NorfET 81 Ibis cru-t IN IrlT -
t-ue copy Of a. 0-dsr nsde aad enie.ed IN
gnif cause On slif dET, certify.
IL 81 WIrrsrE the ae4l o. EaI1 c1urL and NJ
rfrrr-~ = Of he r1erk fhereof a. railna tkis IN
ds- nrWs-. 80. a J. H0I-cI-S 80
O-T-I1--- 81 r1r.- l1r.--I-d- .IIIIs--IIIiln1l-
IL o. In shoulder. len hind fDof Vita s1n-
irforshead aborf q hen1s hlrh- nrs eirtt
ytn-~ La RSckrnn ErIl In pols1 re-
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L2O4 Prizes, amounting n o. q. Gold 70. .s25. 4.
TICKETS, s2, HALVES, 81.

For information and tickets apply TO sHIPsEY
COMPANY, General Agents, 1212 broadway,
New York City, IS East Randolph tt-eet
Chicago, Illinois. or JoHs B. FkESAEbfz.
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IL On IN .boaisss. "a kisd ssos @hiis sss-
irfo-shead ab1rf I henfs hlrh. nrt eirtt
ytars Ltsn Rockrn1 Hryf- Tn DolEr re-
wn-d. Az AKIN a 1Ro.
Tocfrnn Rock-sn c1urrT, Ttxnss
U1l7tfwft
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$50, 900 FOR So
-"-57th--

POPULAR MONTHLY nRkN
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-08
Community of Interests,

81 DON'T want my liberty inter
fered with, l want to do just as |
please, have a right to do as /
please" Just so, you certainly
have right to do as you please,
for that IS absolute liberty, but
you have no right to interfere with
any one else's right to do as he
pleases. All have equal rights:
we believe a man has a right to
be wrong If he wants to, but if his
wrong'entails Infringement on his
neighbor's right, the wrong must
be stopped. We have no sympathy
with men who want to coax people
10 be good, nor with fanatics who
preach prohibition. As a theory,
the idea is a beautiful one, but it
will not work. Nor are compla-
cent addresses to approving au-
diences of much practical avail.
The matter amounts TO this. There
is community of interests; some
must surrender private wishes to
promote the general good; the
more those wishes interfere with
the general good the more COM
plete must the surrender become.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-08

A SAN Francisco dispatch says:
Although the season for coast and
geodetic survey forces to be in the
field has arrived, no orders have
been received at the sub office
here, and the assistants are con-
sequently in a state of mastery
inactivity, in which their time
is probably occupied rejecting
upon the glorious uncertainties of
official red tapeism. Not alone has
the appropriation been made to
carry on the work already COM
menced, but the superintendent Of
service has been importuned for In.
structions, and as yet has vouch-
safed no reply. The instruments
used by the gentlemen in charge
of the Office here are covered with
dust, as mute testimonials Of their
lost occupation.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-08
ASTORIA, OREGON:
Astoria's Greatest Menace.

The history of the first vigilance
committee ever organized in As.
toris, as told in yesterdays paper,
brings up good deal that has
most intimate concern with the
growth and prosperity of our city
The vigilance committee has
driven out some of the pimps and
vagabonds that hang around the
town, but it is little use to break
eggs unless the nest in which they
are laid is also destroyed. Con-
stituted as it is, 1t is in a measure
impossible to have a city without
having concomitant of vice, but
In Astoria, the vicious element
and the vice breeder is growing
faster than the social life of the
city. 1t is sapping our social
foundations; it is destroying our
young men and brutalizing Older
ones; it is breaking down the bar.
riers of social tone and weakening
the ties of social brotherhood until
it tends to subvert a great deal oI
what we all hold TO be true man.
hood. Political influence has
pandered to it, the pulpit seems
afraid to soil its hands with it, the
people are becoming familiarized
with it, and it now becomes a di-
rect menace TO our growth, and 6
shame to the better citizens that
allow it. While the surroundings
of vice in its most brazen form are
allowed to run in open violation oI
the law what else can Astoria ex.
pect than that the spawn Matched
from such slime will poison its bet
ter life? 1t is shame that should
be given no reason to continue. Il
this place is to amount to any.
thing, if it is to be the beautiful
city we hope to have, the founda
tons are being laid in rotten sol
and the fabric cannot stand.
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Net Lost.
Notice.

L HAVE THIS DAY SOLD A HALF IN
IL tereSt in the business of Sailmaking TO
Sir. j. Hess, OF this city. Mr.. Hess has been
with me in the capacity of foreman for a
number OF years and is fully competent i'm
all the branches of Saimaking
Hereafter the business will be carried on
In the firm name Of FheiA Storia ESai loft. j.
Hess & Co., proprietors.
J. HESS.
A. NJ. JOHNSON.
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For Sale.

EIYE HUNDRED CORDS DRY HEM
IL lock Wood, which will deliver at the
houses OF customers for 81 a cord.
Draying or all kinds done at reasonable
rates. X. II. MARION.
TO YoU WANT TO BUY A HOME
" rent building or sell any property?
IL so apply 70
CHAs. II. WILLIAMSON s co.
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NEW TO-DAY
To Lease

EoR A TERM OF YEARS. LOTS ON
IL the n. L. corner OF block AZ. Main and
jefferson streets, McClureS Astoria. Apply
20 NJ. ROGERS.
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Notice

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEM
n selves indebted 10 the,AStOria Sail-lOft
will please call aud settle before the 18th of
this month, as have sold half interest I'm
she business 10 j, Hess, of this city. and /
want TO get my accounts Strengthened up.
Yours respectfully,
A. M. JOHNSON,
sailmaker.
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willamette UNIVERSITY.
Oldest Institution OF Learning ON the
Coast. 336 students and IS Professors
and Instructors.

l. College Of Liberal Arts with four courses
2. College Of Medicines. Portland Or.
3. WOman's College, with Conservatory Of
Music and Art Department.
4. University Academy, in which diplo-
mas are given for BUSINESS COURSE and
TEACHERS COURSE, also for Preparatory
courses.
A young lady's tuition and board In W0-
mans College school year costs only Sl8o.
A young mans board and tuition school
year costs only SI5O.
First term begins September 4. Send for
Catalogue to THOS. VAN SCOY, President,
Salem, Oregon. =
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Notice.

A NY PARTIES HAVING LOST ANY
n article at the late fire viii confer a ia
yor by calling at the house OF Thomas Stan
Held and searching said house, as several
articles have been found there amongst the
effects OF j. II. Leonard, who, through COM
passion, he sheltered, but as articles be-
longing to other parties have been found
with his effects, / hereby notify all parties
TO search my house, so that the public will
not be under the impression that 4 took
them. THOMAS STANFIELD.s
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-08

NAUGHTY Republicans in Ohio
are reprinting Judge HoadIey's
fierce attacks upon the Democra-
cy few years ago. The fact that
the Judge wants those same Dem
ocrats to elect him governor next
October makes ii embarrassing
for him as candidate.
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Notice.

A Ii MONEYS, NOTES AND ACCOUNTS
h due, and owing 10 Z. A. Quinn, are now
due and payable 10 Mrs. ROSalie Quinn only
MRS. ROSALIE QUINN.
Astoria June 30 1899
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-08

TnE highest tribunal in this
country is public opinion, and its
decisions are seldom wrong and
never reversed.
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Owners Wanted

NOR BARRELS, TRUNKS, BOXES OF
IL soap and kegs OF white lead picked up
in the riYer and saved near the dock. Can
be found At Kinney'S dock. Parties can
have them by paying for this notice. II
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Notice..

A Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTI
n fed not 10 purchase any notes mad,
payable 10 me. as j have not transferred
them 20 any one and they probably hay,
been stolen during the fire.
A. G. SPEXARTH.
July s, 1883.