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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
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There viii be a special meeting Of Burns
club on Monday evening at : O'Clock
sharp in David Forbes Office. 81 Canai-st
% arrange for attending the funeral OF
Thomas kinnimsnt.
By order Of Ire President
Axnrrr FYNE
Secretary
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

NOR SALE OR WILL EXCHANGE fCk
meFChsndiss Cr rrsDd kspid& property ~
acre i1Faa ~ sofes l1npfcFedi Ens ofthaTus Eo0d
bafi1iugz. , acres winter T3s, ~ ales EtN4f
seeded tinolhyi "a mi g from DetFcir " "a q
no. 10 Canal 81 a
NOR SALE -THE ROfLFR PROCESS 0RlsT
II Mil si Ednore kleh. Ioing sno3 business
and an increasing trade TIE proprietor has
other businost and musa sell Ediaofc i . thfls-
ing village Of ~ has two rstlro.dk aud 10 the
midst ola growing country EDod chance ior
tho right man Cal on or anCTcss 3 IL Oibie.
kdlnoFe. kiss. ~
NOR sALE-PINE AND RED WOOD LANDS.
Il good farms and ely pfppsry for sale CHEAP.
also money 20 leaD Call al I,oveli b.oek. Canal
a.. opposite Sweets Hotel. X Anttdd. At
NOR sAI.K--0OOD fRoPERTY foR skI-E AT
Byron Centre A good hotel and bar con-
nscied and good reasons Tor wanting g. sell. I'd.
dress Mrs Mary Adrion, Byron Ctnlre, sich. sltf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

rETANTED- EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w we viii furnish chslfk aud fGbles on short
notice for parties OF any kind. walkers Fur
sfoftfs kouk lat
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

iscsi haishi AesF3 craze Ess...,. a A 4
n ekrEttAg ie~eisees a. i4r a. ss.laSz..
a = kEf .af oklsf extefa kanaaN
Through tlekels q az g<linr ala isstEs n s,s<.
as essebtx ~ secglled 81 tslisf ses :. 49,
a ht.llHSse a.. Alo a. dHsss-
= =. rstla 4 A Cleveland
Sao v. sUSsos 0u Esessl Aseat
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

Tbs Caasl.ars ssa catching the idss.
Thrse Ffsuch iraGslatsrs IN the Employ
ef the tscvernaeat have been discharged
f,r oEsns.vs partissrzhip. snd the
roron,o Nssrs iecisrss soss The 'rsscsls
sroa.d ~ firnsa cnf.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

Y,oTND "a FrR COLLAR WHICH THF
o4nsr az hsTe - lssE ~ ttis ore -
r. enc for "a ~ uo1lee s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

The slid lengths &, which French en-
taus.ss-, carries itself vac seen The ether
day s.en afty- axs thousand msa voted
lar roebssass icr Deputy. sithcuse Ia
canid nct - eiscfsi to ihe otilce. aud did
roi sohclf SCI wa ~ coufdence-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

W e are ready and
willing at all times to
prove that the TELE-
GRAM -iiEkALD has the
Largest Circulation of
any Michigan Daily
with the exception OF
those published in
Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

yIANTED-TO BUY A 5s-1NCA BICYCLE
W second hand Columbia preferred. Address
G, box < this once.
yUAETED-AT THIS OFFICE TWO COPIES
W OF this paper OF the following dates July
81, IL. 10, AID 5; will pay literally for these
papers al this Office. 6lu
WANTED-TO PURCHASE SECOND HAND
w ofhce desk: would prefer Cutler" but
would take circuisr top with plenty OF room
Address y. D.. box T. n 9 oflce. eAf
xUANTED-AT THIS OFFICE, TWO COPIES
w OF the Telegram Herald OF October II, lSs7
Anyone having these papers viii conicr isvor
by leaving Ei this Office. Su
I IFH sIZEPoRTRAITS-IN PASTEL, WATER
IL coors and crsyon, elegantly framed IN bronze
gilt frames, for SO si2 and Sl5; former prices
t25, $50 and So. Hamslt0nG Ar Gallery, -
CanRl-st. 3s2tf
CAIESMAE-rAN ADD 1 LINE SNAIL
y samples Ore agent earned $3.50. other Up
10 e. 200 IN 1886 r. o. Box 1871. New York zistf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

tes Dsaeb<F ~ Hasa IA xay advertisement
sSs - fo1ne ~ aist%iHs ths nsm hsE -
ssE<s ~ ssssA. Asy Rsrtef . laas s~ess>ra
"a one feli lne.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
For Rent--Busfness Places.
Miscellaneous.

ITO RENT-BoARDING HOUSES ONE BLOCK
| nom Post0fice. Ward Ward, corner Lyon
and Kent-sfk 26tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
Dresslnaker.s.

NTANTED-FIRsT Class DREss MAKERS
w 81 NO. l2S North Ionia ast, opposite Po {
once 5
w ANTRD DREssMAKERs AND sEHfNs,
w girls wishing 70 learn the Kellogg French
tailor system Of cutting and fitting to ell or sd-
dre2 school Of Dress Cutting 12i ChsrlessL
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

TIisl8y srndsT fEeerfe1 riiaty
frstensers est1g fnt ftntret hxrveFl q
o. raEe cIFfff e11l1fesstflns f1f tew ork sre
tr. sna q 3 pfrfs Eas
7fr-1gh tcfess - az prints rszt ard a
sne eefkfs car hsrffz rsr - st~sBf~f 81 r q
D. 4 M. Rsi essf t3fs oiios evee< Bcsel sr1
zks CsNFFFII. itT Pas 4zs
Ca. REEvE Trssis MKr.xser chicsR5
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

Iwros7.xr 70 PATgxTKss svp OvSEss o.
PA-errs

". n. Wesr q The firm % WssT a
Brown, Of Chicago, g = Tbs Morton, wili
leave 81 ths Esss Monday. Marca s for TIE
ex1rsss purpose 81 Dlacfns Western patents
In the Eastern vssksfs. al parties desiring
- riace gheir raseu.s nth him. srs rs-
aaestea 10 10 - b7sors 3 N Mon3ag
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

Ohio goes Michigan one better. The
Legislature votes for local op.ion by
townships.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

SCENE * JJDcE FEEKfNs' CouEr.
toRBEs. ihe man whose memory had
entirely departed. vhsn sworn for the
people IN 80 CLAr case. recalled By the
defense.
Attorney Gensrsl-Havs you talked
wlsh TOE counsel sor zee 1sfsnss about
tbis case since you we're on the stand be-
sorss
Witcsss--Yss, have. took q drink
vita Gar or be dId With me, don {
know uh.co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

F-ea ~cct rr.se sais. frr@ h1mber sn8
f-.. Ctsvr..sxn sre iae rSin els Il ths
nsw neroc.n1se domieiis now ander con
srscfln Mssses.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

Notwithstanding ths apparent failure
q Dz L.s8xRs SCENE iOr cOusll uctlug
q caDal srosa ths AsianIIo 10 tie Pacific.
these b atle 6oaJk tbs. sooner or lA,er a
va 9i.l 70 0gsoed ior tns passage OF
seessls fryn O2s ocean 70 the other.
Wade The nsnoas! senate wss s!ving TO
sho N.eafsxus Prolscs ths indorssmsut
wa.ce iucors soratioa implies. large &C.
einseri1< Fsriy vas pushioz the hpAl
surveys q tns route through the tangled
Nicaragua thicksts frOm tbs Atlantic 10
The Pscldc. Thrss-sourths OF this rorie
is air-t.dy oliis by nature From the
hsrbor q Grsytosa, On .as Carlbssn Sea,
G, tae por. q Brio; on tEs Pscihc, is q
distance oi lsO niles. By ualznz the
river San Jas1. Zee lasin Of ths San
Fsaucisco ana Ls<s Nicaragua $50 miles
q natural water trs8sit i gained, leaving
only forty niles Ot scsusl excavation TO
be sone. The Aunnis ~ tbe continental
dlsias g. be s1t through % he lowest
depression % sls issAmas.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
Lost

I oST-THE PERSON THAT PICKED Up THE
II umbrellas on Csnsi-St. Satu CAV evening. riil
avoid trouble ~ returning the sAme 20 owner 81
No. - CsnslsL Henry Grinnel j. a
Furniture stored.
rURNITURE sTORED, PACKED AND
moved. Frpers packers sent on short notice
by Radclif q Bult, Ill south Division s.. tsle-
phone No. s0l Jsn'y 2. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

New the Cansdisa Parliament - con-
s,8er,nx the p~cyr'sts - sFpoiuting an
Tafef-Sfstn Ccmmercs Commission We
have seccud rsaa enc waiea 10 pee
p.s of tais eonntry soal3 ake - ssii
Gran
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
For Kcrif--Roonas.
UoR RENT-THREE TuRNIsHrp ROOM.

IOR RENT-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
L sing ie or IN suite. No. % hsrclsyst. IS
NOR gEST-A LARGE. PLEASANT. TUR-
Il Dshed frodt room on ground floor with
board Csil a. NO. Is Court-st Five minutes
from sweets Boei- Is
IOK RFNT-NEN Z ROOM HOUSE on
4 north side Eighth st third door west or Front
3 IEquire Harrison Wagon Works. Telephone
L n The Vinegar block. EncUire Of + y
Brock. ssif
yOR RrNT-DE@IRABiE ROOM FOR TWO
r gentlemen, with board. 81 g. rosivios 81. 5ssu
TOR RENT-fURsISHFO Rooms sTEkM
+ heated. and furnished rooms for light house
keepias Apply - room f)s. New House Hsu
bi ck itf
lOp RIM - FURrfsHED FRONT Rooms
L either single Or en S.ites ssesu heated; ass1
TecTas Tor light hcuse keeping Appiy e. Room <f
l sdTsYd lock. l0l 0ttsvast. Isl
IsOR RENT-TwO SUITES OF fHvFN ROOMS
K IN the new sfine biock. with al rno'dern
oSuveoe1css. including he patent Aidne Heat
irs trsfe Also a Ten e4nent q 81 roons corBes
furnished o. uBflruis' 81 inquire of 2. y Bsr-
nsrd. - Allen-st.. osTnsr e. NJ Nern0n-s - s4s0
For R<nf--Hoases.
Iro8 RFST OR sALE-fFs HOUSE. WELL
iocsfsf IN snrdsfs rsgssessi0n gfven 9 ? On 4
wel snd cissrn ussef sls89 p~r n h o. VII
sci % essy terms. Apply NJ i2s Sonfae-ss- 3
U0nfed-To Resst.
r Would TIKE 70 RENT BY April /.
| uoleru hoere. eight o- rise r~ons xfb AL
r11rrrieneFs Lo>sfita uT - frsf cl4xs a.
ersss. VII psrtiei..sr& 3. y ta'e oaaee sah
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
Situations Wanted-Female.

TTANTED-A YOUNG LADY THOROUGHLY
w experienced in al kinds OF Office work,
advertising writ ng and general correspondence
de.i 90 position with some frsi clA~s hrm y here
ability is appreciated: Al references address
Helen Long. care carrier No. b. s.
INANTED - BY A AIDDLE-AGED LADY,
w situation as housekeeper. Cali at No. All
North Frontst. 65
MTANTEO : SITUATION AS STExoG
w rspher and typewriter, by a young lady
with thorough experience: re erences II required
Address q. >, NJ. IS Shawmul-sve. 65
WANTED - WASHING AT No. 20 WEST
W BrIcgsst. inquire back room. ca
VVAErED-BY YOUNG LADY, THOROUGH
W ly competent situation ~ copyist or cieik
in o-hce. Address NJ. a., box 10, this Once 20
CIIUATION WANTED-AS STENOGRAPHER
= and csiogrsph operator. by youag lady
with some experience. Address l. A. box 2.
this Office c.
WANTED-FAMfLY WASHING AT no. 81
" kentst "a
yVANTED-fLA1N SEWING AND MENDING
w at No l3D South Diyisiou-st 81
IVANTED-A SITUATION As CASHIER OR
w assistant bookkeepcr by young lazy who is
q good penman and has b I'D some exI e-ences
Applicant viii call by addressing {. b. box 5.
Telegram Herald <lf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
DR.. w. 4. CHRISTOPHER
Health is Wealth.

n p r. we~fe Nsr~s sas Prsin 1rsefrre~k q
fcs-sr 80 $50 g ~ nrstsr a riyzfcees Con
vuisars ffS herw7ns Ns1-sl7ls Hes1arf~
Mos fro<f~stsre = sssf ~ tfH aee ~ srsr<ss
g. f~frCce Nsaef-t-ezs Me~4s Ft~--r.sf-ss
Scf eng - tEe Hrs rer f1z iE ,1sar ~ a.
lszl ~ te 1lsrrT sersg sr6 ttsfs- Frs ssn~a
Cd tes Eerrerasqx. 80 cf Frwr- fc resre-
sFr. frrsisrfsrr fr~es tr3 sre~T sfr~ss.rsss
rsrsst s r-er s~tta~ - - r-sf- xelf 49,
~ rrr--frfs Eerce FAR erx rr-afrs o-e
r-nrfk f-@efrrrr = hrT ~ F~xes -
IS. ssnf ~ nsf p-syz.a az -ecsrs ~ ra
wF erAEaxTFE SIX BoxEs
p r--s srr $50 ~ ae~A --ss<- -e-@F~s< -
- ~ 81 trres err -rr - 80 e wt
srrr - srrrzser r-r ~r - s~srFrs - -
srrf fse -erev .f frf s-esteezr toeS ncs ezecf
cr-s- ff1srertee< i~aef cnFfv
w. II. TTBBs. DRUGGIST,
sole trzr1
fss x~.~-~-~s-- e--~S s@ssa~ ksshL
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

+ Would LIKE 70 RENT ~ April 4 A
/ uolerl honre. eight o. rise r~cns Nffh AL
r1arrriencfs Lo>sfisa r fr - frsf-cl2ss s6
dress VII particulars 3 - tsie ofhee- saf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
S0fcsnien.

WANTRD-DR GOODS SALESMAN. NONE
w but experienced men need apply; resr-
en- eS required. Apply 20 4. ". WUrzburg, cor
Der Cs1eist. and crescent-ave. &c
lIANIED-TWO FIRST CLASS CIGAR sAIE--
W men, good references required. Morris "
TrtuSch & Bro. .&tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

rHICtGo a WET MiChf0AE-yLL TRIINs
y arrive 81 and depart roul Union DepoL
DErAHT
Mall for Chicago Muskeg0n sad To e6of ~ N
last Erpress for Chicago --.----...-. 4 20 y "a
BxpIess kM MDskegoB .....-f IS D n
Night HI 1ess for chicago -..-.-.-..- 81 o. p r
Big KapidI BALDWIN, Ld1ingsoa aud
sani.. &c .-.........-..-....f <os D u
Big Rspi6s. baldwin. L1oiagion aud
ksuis' e. ......... ....... ...-.-....fs2l an
SphIFE
Night h press ron Chicago ..-........-.. .sssam
txpress frUm h1skegoa .---.-.-.----. - ~ ~
Mail iron chicago soa Nuske2ou -.,..- 3 81 , m
b1prc > frum q zen sBl TulsoU Son IA
Txpress from Pentwsaer, Ausss4cn snc
hotHno- --.-.-. ...----.. a. y no
Nance, inuiuE oa. b6 own au8
Big KsTids. ds.....-... ...... 20 p NJ
Men g lgffuRsoa. pa OWN .. 81 m
eDsliY fDeily e1oepf SUNDAY.
1tro1xh coerhes - Chicago eud E.afdo onf ~
N train lrouch ps-inr caf - Chicago n
1870 = n train No extra chsrRs fof seais
frbou9h Fuimeo seeping caf sud eosch Cor
lb'csec on u ~ = n uasrsn.- Union Tlcke ofscs 81
Eonrf>-a-
". A CtRfFrTER. 1rsftc Msnsess
wu51ks A SsrsT1. Asst Gen fssz gent
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

trANIED-A DELIVERY BOY IN A GRO
w eeIs ftpfe. refcfeDees required. address q,
lox e4ne Telegram Herald. -
lIASIEO - BOY 10 wokE N SkEkN-
w houses on ka1ison-aie. opposite Catholic
celaeteTy -
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
BrinkerhOff System

BrInkerhOH SYSfom
or Rectsi Treatment and Nedicstlon Cures
FTITe WITHOUT PAIN, IIGATT-RR
KNIFE or CArTERY
1900 tOK FAILURE To CURE.
diseases frnoua etasF, Ff.fuls- FissuFs. Poiypus,
irurif1s &c sfricfurs ~ r'ecfraiytis Also
cures Rrftsl liberation, The csuse ~ Pisfuia
Fiss1rs. Itching Piles srS runtsir-r,lo Sore
ness scroSs TIE back. iov down oonstipsfion -
dsrrhss. 6ull heavy pairs or burning IN The
recfunl. blood rus or rtooi. pain IN sior ach oT
shforne1 ard fioafinx. snd general rrrsiefig}a
vsru vou send s1- ss rsrs fook o. fesflrnonlss
re 70 the Representative Of this .vster
DR.. w. h. CHRISTOPHER
Permanently locatsd A. - Monroe ktress
~ iddiccmb tuildirr Cfare noBrs N. 70
: NJ dsay. erc<rs ecresd2y sna THURSDAY
sunday. 70 2 ~ 1ske elevator 70 Room =
snd -. Consul.afion frtA
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04


yUAsTED-A NURSE Girl From II 10
w every dsy exevpa SUNDAY. No. - baI.
eisy-sf. q
tSTANTED-x GIRL FOR CENTRAL HousK
w sork No Gs ksnson-st
IVASTED-sALEsLADY CALL BETWEEN
" and & No. is0 honroesi. Is
tANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO
W ssnersi housesotk. Apply Immediately at
No - Alien ct. onrner hoUnt NcFnon-sL -
yvANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOK Gf $
w ersl h00sswoIk. Apply al No sS she.
dln-s "a
llANIED-A GOOD COMPETENT GIRL FOR
w general hOuseNOrk. Gail a. once. No. 2si
Fountain 81 q
llAkTED-A LADY As APPRENTICE TO
W learn the tzilofs trade one that undef-
stands plain sewing. Appiy Nc. isz Lane-ayt- $
(ANTED--A LADY s1ESOGRAPHFR AND
W typewriter Address stenographer. box :,
this 0aiee. q
lVANTED = IMAEDIATELY, A GIRL FOR
W geneial housework al No. 2Ss Otta~ast O
INANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FoR GIN
w srai houseWoFk al No. D. = Coartsi. a
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL F0R GENERAL
w holsework. Apply al No. 81 ferrace-aY
Mrs A n Collins co
WANTED COMPETENT WOMAN TO
W take care of children also second gar.
Apply st No g. Moth Laisyeitest ssu
Situations y y'dnted--MGie.
yITANTED 4 SITUATION TO DRIVE
w team or 20 do any other honorable labor.
Call on or address A. Decker, No. "a Guimby-st.
"A
ClTUATiON WANTED by A YOUNG NAN
- TO drive delivery wagon or work Ia STORE,
willing 10 do anything Enquire c, No. IS Ot-
tawa-st 6
tIANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. SITUATION
W In store or odlce, or any kind OF honorable
employment Have has experience IN store and
can furnish sood references. Address i. n. ID.
care Telegram Herald. box 4. O.
CITUATfOS WANTED-BY A HUSBAND AND
y wife cooks iH b til or toardirg house.
b,sI of leserences Cali al No. los PearlsI, up
stains a
iUANTED = A SITUATION As MACHINE
w hand by young man oi tteauy habits snd
experience: would 20 out of city for good situ-
a ion. Address !. g. d., No. l6 Lane-xye., city.
WANTED SITUATION IN GROCERY OR
w general store by experienced man. 80 years
cid capable of managing. honest. sober and relt-
ab e: best of city references: no objection 10
country. Address or call room u, old House
man building A. DeLosh 81
yVANTRD-sITUkTION BY YOUNG MAN,
w age ls recently arrived from England; 5
years experience In Office work. Address J. III.
n No. 800 West Brdgesl o.
iVANTED-A Bright BOY WHO HAS BEEN
" a. school ali winter, has run out OF money
and wants work in some factory or store; good
references furnished. Call or address Geo. Far
burn care Michigan HCuse ca
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

tftsY - oshe-z o. sxee7f sfFHtasF-
ela~s - ts-t rrt ~ FsffHf srsf s1ianfif -.
Dag fxr@ss snx srstf Eerfas Exp<ezr - eysE
ffr re<l ffsr@rf rft ems reesf - fsftf7gf
va stTrfr1 srstlsE eAa TlefesE ~ So -
frrrsE
f4its Fl n1zRrx a~r AZ E Rrrgr1e-<
o , kresMk 8 ? sn1 a. thteae9
f4FTE5I q flsT<rF & rrfRTR Grand
~ Esrtfs = 44gtrsw i4lrlstan tn 4-sfrs e.
ve q eEt ne-lE-t frrr Irsor sserT
see. ff am. r n
fi~1ef tsb1e 81 Ef
~ Tn sevirs~ fFs 1x fw
60 5TE Fse Ssefsrw rF fff
~ cr3axr ar1 ne sAszzK sr< snN<~ur 80
Fsz6sf snt sse ser
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
Eor R<nf--Hosfses

Ivos RfST OR sALE-fFs HOUSE. WILL
I iocstsd. iraaoeoisfe rs7ssessi0n s1vfn 81 soznS
wrl sni cissTn usief $500 p~y mn h o. VII
sci q essy terms Apply NJ i2s Noafae-si~ 3
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-09-15
AN ELK HUNT.

On Saturday, September LIST Mr.. Z.
S. Williams and F. G. Klockner, re-
cent arrivals from Pennsylvania, to-
gether with several other young men
armed and equipped for the occasion.
went down the river to Westport,
Clatsop county. to Mr.. r. E. Mathew
sons ranch to have hunt. On Mon
day afternoon they come on to elk
signs, which they followed up for
three days in succession. About 4
o'clock Wednesday afternoon Mr.
Williams came Oh his elkship about
sixty yards off. He was noble look
ing fellow, with magnificent antlers,
erect. and looked as proud as a king
of the forest. Williams took aim
with his Winchester rife, and though
he had never before in any forest be-
held such magnificent game, and was
very anxious to secure his antlers, he
was as cool and deliberate as though
it was a common target. The ball
struck him just behind the shoulder
blade and the elk bounded off and
ran about one hundred yards and
fell. The young hunters pounced
upon him, cut his throat, and after
matters quieted down a discussion
arose as to its gems: One declared
it was a rhinoceros, and another that
it was an elephant, but Mr.. Williams
said that he was elk hunting that
day. The animal weighed about 800
pounds. An old gentleman who had
accompanied the young men, came
upon large bear and treed him.
The old man fired, the bear fell to
the ground, stunned, but not killed.
The old man rushed upon him, the
bear raised up and began to fight.
He attacked the old gentleman, when
the young men rushed in and with
dubbed guns and knives soon dis
patched the voracious animal which
had badly lacerated the old mans
leg. Taking it all in all, it was a
grand hunt, but the old gentleman
didn't enjoy the last part OF it much.
The bullet with which the elk was
killed is on exhibition at this office
! NOrthaUeSt.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-09-15

THE sum of $685. 900 was drawn last
year from the private purse of the
king of the Belgians to support the
Congo independent state. Every year
since 1879 this remarkable king has
contributed a large portion of his in
come to carry on his chosen work of
exploration, territorial acquisition and
government in the Congo Basin. He
has demonstrated his unwavering
faith in the possibility of reclaiming
savage Africa by pouring out millions
of money in support of the stipend
GUS enterprise which he originated
and of which he has borne unaided
the entire financial burden. He sees
at last capitalists stepping in to sur
vey a railroad and to put trading
steamers on the upper Congo, but the
entire cost of administration and all
the outlay for supplies are still drawn
to the last franc from King Leopold's
pocket book. 1t is a remarkable in
stance of royal fealty to purely phi
lanthropic idea. If the enterprise
meets the success which its patron
expects it will make his name far bet
ter known to future ages than those
of many other kings of his time.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-09-15
An Explanation.

What is this nervous trouble" with
which so many seem now to be af-
flicted? If you will remember a few
years ago the word Malaria was CON-
paratively automatically it is as
common as any word in the English
language, yet this word covers only
the meaning of another word used by
our forefathers in times past. So it
is with nervous diseases, as they and
Malaria are intended to cover what
our grandfathers called Billiousness,
and all are caused by troubles that
arise from a diseased condition of the
Liver which in performing its func-
tions finding it cannot dispose OF the
bile through the ordinary channel is
compelled to pass it off through the
system, causing nervous troubles,
Malaria, Bilious Fever, etc. You
who are suffering can well appreciate
a cure. We recommend Green's Au-
gust Flower. Its cures are mar
velous.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-09-15
NOT TRUSTS (?)

"THERE are no trusts in England" /"
shout the free trade newspapers. No,
there are no trusts there, but they
have some things that look very much
like trusts. The London Iron Trade
Circular sayss
The largest amalgamation of bust
ness firms which has ever taken place
has been accomplished, and the pros
pectus of the company will be issued
IN the course of few days. There
are eighteen coffin furniture makers In
England, Scotland and Ireland, and
the whole of these have joined to-
gether in one large company with a
capital of e4O0,0OO, part of which
capital will be offered to the public
for subscription.
This is not trust. 1t is simply an
"amalgamation of business firms" Oh
dear, no. There areno trusts in Eng
land.
The London Iron and Steel Trade
Journal says:
The practice of combination to
maintain prices in certain branches
of the English iron trade is extend
ing. In the Birmingham district the
makers of carriage, cart and wagon
axles recently united for the purpose
of establishing an advance of 20 per
cent, and so far the alliance has sue
ceeded in upholding the higher rates.
This isn't trust either. Bless you,
no. This is simply a combination to
maintain prices" Bear in mind
brethren, "there are no trusts in Eng.
land" But if the above are moi
"trusts," what are they?
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-09-15
Is Consumption lncurabse?

Read the following: Mr.. C. II. Morris,
Newark, Ark, says: "Was down with
Abscess of Lungs, and friends and ply
slcians pronounced me an Incurable
Consumptive. Began taking DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. am
now on my third bottle, and able to
oversee the work on my farm. 1t is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
says: Had it not been for DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
would have died of Lung Troubles. Was
gwen up by doctors. Am now in best
OF neaith.' Try it. Sample bottles free
att. c. Dement'S Drug Store.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-09-15
Willing to Try the Experiment.

A man who subscribed to The Neacs
for three months writes: 81 want to
pay for my subscription, but I'm a
little short of money, so 1 send you q
half dozen eggs. Ii yo's put 'em un-
der settin' hen they'll hatch out
enough chickens to pay for years
subscription" Now, this is a new
way to pay debts; but if somebody
will give us hen we'll try the exper-
ment.-SmithCiUe (Gd.) NelCs.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-09-15
AN OCEAN DISASTER.
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so wei .
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise.-A purer medicine does not ex-
ist and it is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all
diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove PimpleS, Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood.
Will drive Malaria from the system
and prevent as well as cure Malarial te-
tiOn and Indigestion try Electric Bit
terS-Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded.-Price 80 cts. and 81. 90
per bottle at J. G. Dement'S.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-09-15
Real Estate Transfers.

W. G. Ross to V. Boiling, blks Is
and 16, town Of Williamsport, and lot
8 blk 80, McClure's Astoria. $3.50.
Mrs. Nancy Welch to Mary Kin
ney, lot 12, blk7, Shively's Astoria.$2.
G. Bradbury and wife to John Will
Hanson, tract land secs. q and %,
T. 6 n, r. 10 W., S120.