davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13
Staot CHICAGO.
Shwere Nnfla9en.
Gin Settenitud 5u Sen Jrrenhous
0reueIn.
6roufame mi6hanolung DER Jniadeu Ger
,5eimath fir unhetlbare".

Oie entI ebIt0ften Nnflagen ser Ordulam7
felt uno ro6en 8eDanolung tpurbeu an
Wtitttpp6 gegen Die GoriteDer DeS
Home for lncurables" (0eimat6 fir
llnbeilbare) in elmer &lo8ei0rift erboben,
tuelde Dor Ridter gIle0 eingeyeidt
ipurbe uno iii Der I'M Die @rlennung
zines Observation-Disclosures 6ieieS SHItituts
urD cine griiublide llnteriudulg Der
i0redltden 3uitdl0e, tDelde bort gtDerrl at
Daben lOuelt, nGD9elld)t miro. Die Slage
iDurDe Don Seuten beaDill1elt, tDeld)e aelell1
lhaftli6 III b06ftem 2lnleben ite5cn, u1b Die
Qnflagei6rift 1T bon folge!t0en N%erlone1
unteridrie6en: Srau @lt3a S. 6an1n1ia,
Syau WtarD S. Q8ilce, Die Satin zines
ipohlbcfannten Guuboi5D6noler5, GoDnro
IS. 0alptn, Superintendent 0eS GDlcaJo
Nt6cnGun, unb George IS. Bon0dEt,
einem %e0en1altgen Smaller Der Nnitait.
Mis Serflagte itno gcuannt: 0arlolp 9t.
6t80tnbotbQnH, Don Der Ttrnta W{arlD0u
Sielo & So, 4rQii0ent Ser Mnitalt, uno
Srdu Caroline 9. 8arlon, bic Oberduf1
ieberiu IND 8ermattcri1.
OaS v6etnl fir uuDeil60re" puros TN
Utat 1886 Don Brtuatperionen aeGrilnbet.
Ste Soften Der Gr6auuug uno @rDaltung
feslclben tpur0en Dur0 tDoDjtb1ttg gellnnte
Wtenl6en beitritten. Yerl0ieoeue teitaz
me1tartl6e Sdenfungen balIen Da5u, Die
NHitolt, tDeld'e Io. 1919 9iperlcD Npe. be-
legen lit, ftnunSieI ii0er 3u lteileu. Die
gan5e Wudt Der Nnflage ridtst it6 gegert
Die PeriOn Der Nnitalt5matrone Tral @a7
roltne 9. garloD. 0ieier pjrO 5lr 2aft
gelegt, ein SOrcden5regiment in Dem Sn>
ltitut gefiibrt 5u BADEN uno Dur6 ibre mt
gloublt0e @rauiamteit Die bilfloien gae
tIellten gequGlt 5u baben. 8eri6ieDene
Wldle t%utroen, tpie Die &lagei0rift fOrt9
fGbrt, acknowledgement QDnlider Natur eez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13

eiseu. = geo. 3 mad Strobe
ouf Der 8obn gu 80lc. fir belten 0orten.
Mtnterm EN- = Nuf Der Sa9n SEQ.
3 az 80, SEQ. 3 rotber su 753@S2c.
9oter- Serfdllfe aIf Der Gabn: SEQ.
22@24c, 1peiBer 25@264c; SEQ. s meiBer
26@271c. @erit 27@ @28{c, $50. Q 934 @24c
I'M Spel9er 238@234c. yto. 2 metBe 28@2S4c.
Corn. = GerfGuie ouf Der Bobn: $50.
4 334@33fc; 9to. 8 344@30c, I'M Gpei0er
334M34c, geo. 8 9elbeS iu Spei0er 341
@34&c. gtD. 3. metBeS Soc; I'M Spei6er 344@
34fc. No. 2 I'M Speiber 34B@35c; $50. 2
9elbes tn1 Spelcber 35g@353c. SEQ. 2 weiBe5
363c. I'M Spei9er 35g@354c.
@29c.
@erfe-N $40. 4 no9 probe su 24@45c,
SEQ. 3au 40@55c.
9eH: SEQ. 1 Iimot6p All $40. O0@11.0O,
$50. 2 Do. SIT So. 00@10.00, Wtireo 5000
900 IND llplano Bratrie 81 .00@9.O0 Die
Gonte.
0Gmereien: Gimotbp s137@1.33,
Sla0s 8leeIomen =.
Wog9en. 1to. 3 auF Der 8a6n = c.
SEQ. = 4S@43c.
&Ieie. at SO. 20 o..
MtooltnGS-q-@- bic 3oune beim
Gar.
Nbist.p. Loo.
&l er1O IT, 80@921c, vGorf 8arz
refs" u1b $l.O25@1.O5 rGaro Eterce5"
Strtn9 Scans. 1.5O@-.- Das
&iit6en. QSabloie 225.
Yte Yldnt5. - 1c. oas Yfun0.
@ter--. -@11c. ooS Dso.
8obn eft, -Gete Jtaptes III SIG 01.70
NteOium5 1.55@160
@etl it3el.- @eI1tabtete Errteus "a
C., SI6ner -M-c, @Gnle -0O-c, Gntet
90. 3ebenOtge t6i6ner SEQ, Gurfep3
5@7c, Grten 6@9c, @anle SO. 0 0@S4.00 @lb=
ner pom port9eI 0erbrt 12@- pSprin9"
$1.50@$5.00.
&artoffeIu. Surbanfs 29@30c
beim Gar, Beoutp of Sebroms 28@3Oc., Garlo
J1ple 23@24c., GcQe 32@23c. Dltr0eil1olz
Der 1920. Neue gernu6aer 81 .00@7.00
bas SAP. Seem 0rleanier $4,O0@5O0.
ON Get : Potatoes. $1.50@s2.0o
bas SaB.
@ro ien. - 9site grim, sl.05@l.t9,
Warrpmfots 1.0O@1.05, 5plit2@25c Htniet
bette 1terte sc.
Sutte:. @rea1nera 14@t8:., nab=
gen1o0te 1O@13c, bette Oatrg 14@16:
gertr9ere 10@12c.,
CD erfett. = gefeS petBe5 @oulttra
-@5c., B 43@4ac., seIbes 34@-c., braane5
SAILS. GO.1 @OIiO Country A@
C, 80. 2 34c, SUDDEN $50 1 gu 41@42
@itp 44@-c.
IS Ell B. 81 Iben- 25@30c. cas- Dbo. 8.
&ttronen. - 2.50@475.
2wiebetn. - 1896. bas Dbo., %
t baS &iit6en.
&otb. Jfa5er - 3Oc-4Oc oo8 0bb.
@etBfraut- Seem Orleanler So. 75@
-.-baS 100.
@otbtraut-7 5c@$1.0 90 baS D5b.
M b rr ito cit - $l.0001.25 bQS Na6
Salat - 30c. bas 0ubeto, &opi=
lalat S-.-@-.- oGS NoB.
Sptudt. 15@-c. DQS Sab.
I'll erI. - 35040c. oI3 &u3er).
8ilo. WtaQaro @nten Si.O0@-.-
Seal=@nten S1.75@-.- JteO 6eaos $1,000
9opfen - gteuer g2eo gorfer better
23@25c, neler 8i3eonIiu'er 15@17c. baVri.
l1er 33@33, boDmil0er 36@4Oc. SQinoiier
14@15c.
&omatoes. - $4.O0@4.5O Der Crate.
Nepfe l. = Set. Batotptl5 (1u5 oen
Gpies Seu Dapis ODER sStQom &wiQs 800.
Wurteu-.-60@7O bas Oso I'm groz
Ben.
&obtrabt--@-c 6as Oto.
Weue@rb Ell. S1.50@ = baS
Sui9el.
&dotes den- 10@15c bas Ouben6.
@robeeren Suinoile r 800 @--per
"A Guart WttiTliippier 1.30@-
Gparge Ell. - 4U@60t. D05 Osb.
@alit orntl d eS geo5rrte5 O6f.
Nprtfolelt epaporlrt Tin &lltDe!t) 10-I2c..
4itriItDe un9ei0dlt luO 9eblst0t, fril1. TO
o4c,; PllHlin2I 8eltetut, TrtlDe 74@3c.
Oran9en- Sal. NiDerlioe j. 5063.7 rs,
San @abriel 30 @2.50, Sos AugeloS ~
@2.00.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13
Gin Snmaoarer 9nttcmt,

Der 1eirten Nomeu niht 9enaunt bnben MN
uto Der lcine nonEdO0tge g3scocrbcrs
iFcIlt:sto pon iGtivcresit Qeibeu elmer in
etnem Ooftorbu9 aHge9ebenen Q(rsnei per-
oonft, t0Bt burdb inns bGilelbe fostefftet al
feline leioeuGen Wtitruc1t ltDeu perlDiden. Oies
les eroBe Bud entbait Sac5cptc, Die III ieber
Qpotbete gen,a6t 1perOet f0uneu. S0idt
Gnre Moreile nit &riefmorfe an: s.. @t4s
fnttp Sc &c., f5 g. &oMYtom Gtr-s
Netu Nnrt. St. u.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13
Gin Hofn fir mnfter

Mrs. @insIow's r@ootbine
9prup" loute beitQrbi9 5eim airoerz 3obs
neu 9e5rGu6t rperbe1. @r belGnftigt bos
Sinh, erpeidlt b05 3abnfeii6, lirbert alien
GbnlcrS, turirt 98inosRoiit, nnb iii pas bette
DtitteI gegen Ntorrboe. Slafnuo5manSIs
@euts bic Tla{6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13
8teDGu0.TE.

Gin @tnbpiebmorft betrng Die 9us
fltbt 10000 Stiid, gegeu As $50 Gtiit in Ser
DOrl9eI Mo0e. JtilDe uno Suleu all
6reiTag felt, 0reNeo Neef uro Gbippinez
gSaare ober nm los, has 40 YfO. nleoriQer.
9eute Gamlta9 wurOen bic geilrtSeu 4Feile
Debauptet.
SerfauIt purOen u.a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13
SaNStuirtbTd

GB &anOpirt6i4ofhite @egenit6nbe betreffenoe
@nTrdQen ltnD ut $9erru Go$tIich 0cH:iIs Guuelt,
SEN arh, 9~e sit rtdter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13
e Itletfh:
MAf2WGrfS.

Weii en-. = 9OluB Nrctis fir oSulI !:
Stem Yort 853c. ct. Houis 748c, SoleOo
79sc, Oulutb S1.00, Milpaltee 795c, Otllz
nedpolis 81.
@orn. 9DluBpreiie fIr SulE: Seem
Oort 42sc, ct. NOuis 32gc,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13
1tuperatciNGGoe 9etfunaem+ Nd6=

ren0 9ler8te nn0 6ellfuno5befli7ene, Ql0ez
miiten urO u!3auberfiinifler ii0 nit Ipibftnz
bigen &beorieu abmiIbteu, iino l6on leIt
SQDrbunberteu &ronfe aQer 2(rt NIT (0tlfe Der
st. Bernard ut e%rptllen lit alter
GtiQe tltrtrt pprben ltnb Slo1r einfo6 bd=
oltrD, boB bic Seine ibrer &ranfbeiten err
itidt, Die all9eneine S0rpert3Gtigfeit Oo9e8en
8erOoltung, @rttGbrlulg unD Allsl6eioun9
beS llltper0auli@en regulirt, oas 8lut 9ereiz
ni9t unO Die perlie9enOen H~ebeusgeiiter neu
bele6t mur0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13

G@afe trofen 5000 @tif am 9ieIi8eu
0torfte Elm. Yreile felt uno am G9IuB Der
ISOLDE itei9eno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13
Si1nu5=S criMt.
i9lolien
N0rG&beriaot.

Ghicado. II. Mat.
@eisen I6lieBt It'll 4c, b0ber, ais Dor o6t
Gort1 ltuo 0afer un Sole.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13
,,SaB 2e0cn ac8 Settles. "

SIT es All perlpuneerH, baf, tuenn td8
Slut in ieiuen 23cftauot1etlen nt1t bell
fouuteI rein if, 1u 10 piele &ll3ei6cH u1be'
{Greiblid)er Iebel Oil bir fiu0cf
&Ger'S Sariaparila ftebt bod iiber aue1
orOern GiterirenDeu uuD bkatrt;nigenDea
2lT5nsieu. Gum Setpelle olelieH to!9elloe
IS. s. 8rod ans Qcmcu, @toi., iaqt:
SD o~erfQuIe Mper'S Gariaporllla 19on lett
Is Sahreu. gsed meiuer Nnitdt 1tno in
NieIer 0eOt;in Die beitef uno mirfIar1Iten
Mttttel eltt6altct, bic Sur Seilrng iolc9er
Granfbeiten beitrageu, fpel9e aus Der un'
rainbeit oeS 0tltte8 berriibren."
Gllgen 6. Stu, NJ. D., 381 Se@ffe Qpe.,
Nciusg)orf, 1aqt: SD babe nie etrua8 ge>
fun6e1i, res ais bilitreinigenoe8 NIB frdfttz
gen0cS gtittel Iner'8 Gariapariua gleth
fon;ntt. gle entipriGt tbrem 3pefe ooas
fomnten."
Qipcr'8 GarIapariQa eriucit it6 gletd
mtrfIdfu lei alien GrIdeinuage1 1cn GIRO
pbett, bel @eifjiuiirel1, GarftnfelI, 8l0Sz
den, @usihlGqer, 8rcuSpeb, &atGrrb
II. /. TO-; oGber 1T tie bic bette
grjt6liags= a;e0 @aussNrsnct
bic I'm 5anbet 1T.
vG8 it erifalnlidl" fagt Scr. Cutter BON
Cutler 8rot9erS Il Co., Bofonp ~rote tt9
Ngcr'6 GariapariQa
ncrfauft."
3u5ereitet pcn Dr. 5. 6. gyer t Co., aeToeG, TteiI.
qrsis 81; feds GIof8en, s.. @ert5 S5 bic GIai4e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13
Dom Spat Ger Dfer0e.

Ser Spat fann MIR in Der allereriten 3ett
bollltGnDig 9ebetlt nsrDelt, lpGter lnmDgs
LID benin Die gei1orter @elenfId0en lalHen
itd nidt tpieoer Deritellen, eDenlD ipentg Der
DorbGlbene &nnGenau5tpu25 beieittgen.
9age9en lGBt ft6 1tet5 benz t"peiteren Sort
i6retten Der &rontbett @inhaIt tbun, uno
Die @ebrauUsfdbigfeit mieoer beritelen
bur6 8eieitigung Der 2abmbeit. Cine 9ez
DiIie Steifbeit Der 0elente Dieibt 6ant aber
metitenS Suritd,
Nnfang5 lit Elm fii6Icnbes unb ableitenz
6eS Geriabren du1 8labe, ipGtcr muB an9e7
itrc6t tperoen, balom0glibit 6eitlteQung Der
0elenfe bur6 @elenfpertpahiung su er3iez
len. 6ierlo0 ton1luen foIgeube NerFabret
in Nntuen0ung: l. Sci pl0Blihcr Spatz
labmbett, B.. Is. nah 8eritaudung unb
Deutli1 perme6rter g8&rme be@ Sprunggez
lenfeS, lit 1tetS etn tiiblenoe5 BerfaDren gu
benuBen uno baneben bic GuedlilberiQl6s,
onfaugS fit it6, ipGter NIT SOB, Pottalbe.
lit ollie QSGrme beieitiat, entpiieblt iid)
i6lieblid nod eth i6arfe5 Bflaiter. 2. @ntz
lpidelt fi6 Der Sp0t gan5 alln16Dlig in mG>
Btger Meiie, lit feline erbebliNe WGrme 3u>
geget, ODER beltano er l6on lGngere 3ett,
bann finben Nntpenouug i6arfe Sai6en unO
8flaiter, Die na6 llnftan0en SIT tDteoer@
bolen fitto.
ltnerIdBti6e 8ebingung bel jebem Sell
berludDe lit cine unullterbrDhene mebrmDz
6entli0e &ube nit BerDittung beS GtaQz
mut6eS 6ur6 Suttereut3iebung, ielteuereS
2%egenlniIet; bann nodber eth ie6r idonenz
ber Gje6raltd auf e6enen, nidt barter gGez
gen H.. /. ~. SIT Ueiierung niht su eraie=
len, oanH fam bic Qebrau6SfGbigtett (Hno
ielbit NuSDeilung) erlar1gt tperDen BET gleidz
mdBi9er Nrbeit in tpet6em 8O0en Qei9te
.TeIoar6ett).
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13
m6dentIuhe 3linois 5taats,5ettuns nlontas 10. n1ot 1889.

gen Srau 8arlotp erboben, ut6 am II.
Sept. 1888 legten Die DOctoreu u. $. SCOT,
Us. 8. gSeaoer, Syo5n ID. @oof, s. 6.
8iner un0 IL. 9. Wc2Irt6ur i1re Stelun>
gen III Der Nnitalt nieDer, rtpcil Die Se>
Datolul1g Der Yatienten gum gr0Btet IDetl
bon Dem Gelie6cl Der Wl0trone ab6ing
n1o tie gereNteripeiie burh 8eibebaltun9
tDrer Stellungen oiele QSirt6l1aIt Mot
gutbeiGeu fonnten." Ser &lGger George
SO. 8onban lit 70 Sabre alt uuo wrrOe
AM Il. 0e3. 1887 in Die Nnitalt aufgenom1
men. Die Ner5te trugen Dem ipeiB6aarigen
0retS Die 8errt6tung Getptlier SbEti8fetten
alt[ btefen i'm a6er ben Sabrltubl III Dem
0ebdll0e su be1ltben un0 tslne Sreppen 5u
itejgen. Sci Srau 8arlotp itano Der ate
Wtann aber i'll Go6er lln0u1lt unD gera0e
Dicle1 9ebre6bliden GrciS lou Die QSerflaate
~belonOerS ld)leht be6anoelt ba6elt. Sic
iolI ibm Die Yenubung Oe5 S~abritu6ls perz
bOter un0 i'm iOlieBli6 I'M Sanuar B. S.
ODne te0eS 9fe1t DaSlt ai5gclpleien BADEN.
ltn8lau6IiG fltngt Die Belduloigung,
tDeld0e Oil d1oerer Stelle Der &lagel6rift
gegell Srau Sdrlom un0 etllige iDrer WGr>
ter erDoben piro. Oemnah ioQ man einet
Wlann JtanteuS Bottom, tDelGer an elmer
rrDeilbaren Qd0mung lit, gel6logen Daben,
ipeil er ldrie, ipenn i'm Die S1nler3en
pIagtcn. l3pei 8drter iOlen i6n Damn ons
0ett fe~itgebunoen unb iDrn cine 0olis Wlorz
pbium ein0egeben baben. Qm nG6iten
Niorgen fan0 man Bottom to6t in ieinem
8ette. Oieie Se6anolung 8otton's io1
6rau 8arlotp most befa11nt 9eipeien letn,
bod lou iie eS peritauoen boben, Die Sn0e
81 nertuiben. Gine gal1ae 9teibe. bon G6nz
ltden TGlen iinb III Der umfangreiden
&laGei6rift nit fur6tbaren @in5elDeiten
aufge3G6lt.
Sic 9aebtSunmalte Der &ldgcr, Grems &
Snen, eriGienen por 9ti6ter Sulep,
I'M 9egen Die 8ertlogten einen Ginbaltsbe1
febl Sit ertpirfeu, Dan1it oteiel6en feline Sit
der ooer i%onltiges belaIteI1oeS !3eu9uiB auf
bic Seite brG0ten. 0ti0ter Gulep lebte Die
8erbanOGung bieieS Nntra8S auT 1G@iten
0ienita9 felt.
Guter Qppetit lit bas I6allptmerfmal fir
quite @eluuobeit, lno 8erlut be5 Nppetits
benefit, baB etpas ni0t i'll OrOnur9 lit.
6oob'S SdrlapariQa retSt n1b bellert ben
Nppetit, re9t bie 8erbauungszO rgane all un0
re9ulirt Die Jiieren 1llb Die 2e6er. @ebrau3et
6Oob'S Soriaparilla bteies Sriibiabr. Gum
Gerfduf IN Npotbefen.
81 aascneetaa bciiebtest tato BE-
Ehr+Asfnst g I NSfaNe4E1 Sntt EErN141t+N
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13
@oo f0I0l5t 0iO

G9>pof, tocit bfin 0lut unrcir1 1T. Wtan
t5nnte chen 10 gut ~er!parten, baB Der ges
iunobeit85uitano einer StaOt Oollfontmen
Iein ioue, tpCtln ie unreine8 @afer uno
idlec1te abSug8fprdle lat, rute oab Elm 10
suiammengclcstcr 9tcGanismu8, tpie Der
menitli1e &6rpcr til b%oIfter Srouung
Iein iou, mcra burf feline f~le!niten 1es
Oert)cn u1rsineS Glnt fiieBt. 8eiBt bn,
baB jcSer Gropfen Der atpet oosr BRET
Gotloncn Slut, Die ba ba1f, alle brittbalbe
Wttnutcn bird) Ser; unO 2uuge paiiirt, uno
baB oieicS Slut aIf ieinem Wege Snoden
uno Mlt5tel, @tru urb 0er0eu, iomte ollie
ibrtaen I"lrIiigerl nt1O 1cifen Sbcile 6e8 &0rs
perS bti6et? 0a5 DlIlt 1T Der grOBe Gr'
itGGrer, oocr, mic ole Gtbel fth au5briiGt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13
SanoptrtbfbaftIiber Brteffafe

Observation-Disclosures Br1efFoifen.
6errn st. S. cd. Siebe Qrtifel:
0srrn 81. SO. SieDe Qlrtitel: vWaS
Bic @rinoiingung 2"
6errn g, q. Ni6Ian6, g8isc. Siebe
Qrtifel vGom Spnt Der Bfer0e".
t6errn s.. s.. Sptn0ler, 6tg6lan0,
ST.. Siebe NrtifeI: Die uBlattlduie".
yAlter 9eier." 9ie1e artifel: vOie
unfru6tbarfeit mei6liber 9uNttbiere".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13

Vim SA weinemarftb belief lid Die Rus
!lpr aHT 10000 Stltf, 9e9en So $40 SGiid
III Der oort9en 2So9e. Der Utorft l0loB fet
lIlO unJeTa9r 81 benz Fretlen Der Norpo0e.
Serfauit murDpn II, q
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-04-14
A Case Of Abused Confidence.

About a week ago an individual
calling himself John G. Mcleod,
came to the city and stopping at the
Astor house was given q position as
night watchman. In the absence OF
J. G. Ross, and OF W. 81. Warren, the
day clerk, Mcleod was allowed be.
hind the register. Saturday after.
noon and evening Mr.. Warren was
unwell and retired to his room, and
during the night Mcleod had charge.
Yesterday morning it was found that
he had disappeared, and that he had
broken open the safe of the hotel and
taken $3.50 belonging to Mr.. Warren,
the day clerk, $26 belonging to Mr.
j. g. Ross, and some more, just how
much not being known till the checks
are returned.
He must have left the house at
$50, and his whereabouts are un-
known. The Lurli1ae and Reed left
for Portland at O'Clock and the AZ
lance went to Gray's harbor at 6:15.
He may have gone on either of the
three, though some think he hasn't
left the city.
He halls from New Westminster,
B. @. Before coming here he So
iourned for a season at Seattle.
While there he gave his name as Geo,
Heneris. The case is in the hands of
the police.
An Historian reporter learned last
evening from a source believed to be
reliable, that Mcleod was secreted
all day yesterday, and slipping on
board the Telephone last evening
was slowed away in the wood pile
and was there when she started for
Portland last night.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-04-14
For Ladies Only"

Mrs. Miller, the dress reformer, will
be here next week, and will give the
ladies some points in dress reform.
She won't allow reporters or anything
else bearing the form or semblance of
a man, to be present at her lectures,
but a naughty San Francisco man
writes to this chaste family journal
that Mrs. Miller's exhibition and ex-
PLANTATION is wonderful He says he
had no idea how these things were ar
ranged. He saw the lecture and
heard the illustrations through a
keyhole and ought to be ashamed Of
himself. When the lady strikes As
toria, three reporters dressed in the
habiliments OF the gentler sex will
catch on to the whole thing before
resuming their bifurcated garments
and allowing their side whiskers to
again appear.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-04-14
A Compromise Effected.

The several candidates or appli-
cants for the position Of collector of
customs at this port, yesterday signed
q letter which went last evening to
Washington, D. G. It is to the state
congressional delegation, and agrees
to abide by the decision or selection
of Messrs. Dolph, Mitchell and Her
mann. All four agree that they will
be satisfied ;to have either one of
their number receive the appoint
ment, and that there will be no osten-
sible disaffection over the result.
The idea appears to be that it is
more desirable to have an Astoria
man appointed than to have the
appointment made from the outside.
The next thing will be something
else, and it is not unlikely that a
genuine surprise is in store for all
hands.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-04-14
Who Is Your Best Friend?

Your stomach of course. Why? Be-
cause if it is out of order you are one
Of the most miserable creatures liv-
ing. Give it fair, honorable chance
and see if it is not the best friend you
have in the end. Don't smoke in the
morning. Don't drink in the morn
ing. Ifyou must smoke and drink
wait until your stomach is through
with breakfast. You can drink more
and smoke more in the evening and
it will tell on you less. If your food
ferments and does not digest right
if you are troubled with Heartburn,
Dizziness Of the head, coming up of
the food after eating, Biliousness, In
digestion, or any other trouble of the
stomach, you had best use Green's
August Flower, as no person can use
it without immediate relief.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-04-14
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neigh
bors talking about it. You may your
self be one of the many who know from
personal experience Just how good q
thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you
are one of its staunch friends, because
the wonderful thing about it is, that
when once given trial, DR.. Kings New
Discovery ever after holds a place in
the house. If you have never used it
and should be afflicted with a cough,
cold or any Throat, Lung or Chest
trouble, secure bottle at once and give
it a fair trial. 1t is guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial Bottles
Free at j. w. Conn's Drugstore.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-04-14
Board Of Delegates A. F. d.

The board of delegates of the As
toria fire department met last even
ing, G. ]. Trenchard in the chair.
Delegates in attendance, Q. j.
Curtis, F. II. Surprenant and G. j.
Trenchard, of No. Ones: Jas. w.
Hare, B. s. Worsley and E. q. Fer
guson, of No. Twos. Alert 81. & L.
Co. No. One not represented. Active
and exempt certificates were granted
to different members of the COM
panies. The resignation of A. V. R.
Snyder as chief engineer was read
and on motion was accepted. Presi-
dent G. J. Trenchard gave notice that
he would call an election for chief
engineer on Monday, April 22nd.
Meeting then adjourned.
E. q. FERGUSON.
Secretary,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-04-14

Casual notice of the timber land
filings in various papers show that a
large proportion of the applications
to purchase timber land are made by
women. A woman, married or single,
over eighteen years OF age, has the
same rights in this matter that a man
has and can make application and
secure 160 acres of timber land just
as a man can. The only proviso is
that it must be with her own money.
But that can be easily arranged.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-04-14

Two members of Seaside Lodge
No. II, A. o. q. w. died in this city
last week-Messrs. Gratks and Peu-
rells. The percentage of death in
this lodge has been very small. The
widow and family of Chas. Gratke,
get $4,000, he having belonged to the
guarantee branch Of that beneficial
organization. H. Peurells's family
gets $4,000. He leaves a wife and
four children.
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Fossel, ]. K. Beasley, E. Williams, 81.
G. Bingham, 81. Wills, A. McLum.

Among other annoysnees Astoria
is comparatively free from the tramp.
He is a nuisance and at times a ter
ror. Along the line of the railroad
he travels at will, and when put off
gets on again. Sometimes they show
fight, and when half a dozen stand
together, bother a train crew. They
swarm in the Willamette valley, but,
fortunately, few ever get down this
way.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-04-14
Notice.

Astoria has the best water on this
coast and it is our aim to keep it
pure. To do so we must have clean
reservoirs. We are now cleaning
them. Consumers keep a few buckets
Of water on hand for fear of an &C.
cident. Owners of steamboats, are re-
quested to not use the water for
washing boilers for few days.
JAS. W. WKLoH,
Supt. @. W. Co:
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-04-14

While being shaved yesterday af-
ternoon Julius Strauss, of the New
York Novelty store, had his hat
stolen. He bought a new one. Two
hours afterward, the thief, wearing
Strauss's hat, came into the same
shop and called for a bath. The
barber recognized Strauss hat and
took it away from the fellow. Now
Mr.. Strauss has a hat he doesn't
need.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-04-14

In China a skilled workman doesn't
make over "a per month. Ordinary
field hands get from 3 to 4 cents q
day, with food, and skilled workmen
receive from 5 to 6 cents. Doc
tors who get as high as 20 cents o
visit in the cities come down to 10
cents visit in the country, and en-
grsvers and painters receive from 10
to II cents a day. Eleven cents a
day are earned by artisans, and all
laborers work on Sunday. There
are trades unions. Boatmen make
$40 and S12 per year.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-04-14

Jas. Mcnamara who has been do
ing time in the county jail for lar
ceny, got out last week and yester-
day morning distinguished himself
by putting his arm through one Of
Jeff's newly painted windows. JUS
tice May gave him eight days, and
he trotted back to his old quarters.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-04-14
Fl. JacObsen's Singular Disappearance

j. M. Haight, representing G. L.
Hogan, Of Portland, who has been in
vestigating 81. Jacobsen's affairs, says
his disappearance is very strange.
He was last seen here on the 4th
inst, when he left for Portland with
some money to replenish his stock.
1t may be that he was robbed and
murdered in that city. His accounts
are all straight, his papers, books and
stock untouched, and his fate, SO far,
remains a mystery.
@. Saiz, OF Portland will take charge
Of the establishment next week, and
conduct the business.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-04-14

Grit and nerve are two qualities
that we always admire. The East
Orego71iGn Office at Pendleton was
visited by $1,000 fire last Wednes-
day night. Everybody knows the
havoc that fire and streams of water
can wreak among type and paper and
presses, but our enterprising Pendle-
ton contemporary came out as usual
next day. Wager & jackson have
sand and deserve the success they
will surely achieve.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-04-14

Good year, Cook & Dillon's min
tstrels appear here next Wednesday
and come with excellent recommen-
dation. Capt. Richardson of the
ManzanitG who saw them at Victoria
says they give o splendid perfor-
nance. Reserved seats on sale to-
morrow at the New York Novelty
Store,