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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
liz HAS His INNINGS.
s~Has -tsDs ia Its kvsl.sisa Geo. Ra.k
-asi D. sitisss GssSsa- fi.ssF Grip-
fHfHgs rh@s M HaPpsa
AsE~ hspsFfs fsr .er4s- assAA

a-t attL
"Our 5oss Is dasyFs VA the ferv~s.
las saage Used ~ . messenger ifs the A .srt-
eailiaFal Department. a. - AsalnarrCn. Ia -.
ply % casual qaestion. aay. yoaia
tAinz 90 he w4lAs 8u- % his raoa. aav
tine ana s.es al aresna he ssilding anl
yesterday "a came ae1u % ths .aacA-
conAter zt aoau ald ate some pie iast ke
a. fDpdY, ala lalAs,i - gAe clerks a. aafs4
ral e0ald bsfl
me Aifiag a4oge close a. g. she Identity
81 tais FemaTksbis azrarLan, ascsrgalnsl
th a. is vas not G-R. Rask, ths secretary
has shs Assistant oscfstafy. Dr. Wil.ets,
whom tas Michigan STATE CnivsFslry has
loaned 90 a. for four year,
AloHilg shat sgcA conduct vas a viola
tion ~ tns traditions of WasAlngton.
s acre TIE aislsnes sstWsea official, and
tie snbordiEates has usually been care
fIliy denned aad preserved and where the
latter have seldom fsasted their EYES oa a
Cabinet officer engaged IN the equiyocai
n not compromising act OF eating. asked
Prof "hlets about ~ The Arst time hap
Pvn-d 81 meet him.
sas huagFy. be zsii That il why
! ate. Ne 10 not. Ia this eoaatry. vel oar
iaces daring zastat0ry ceremonies. Prob
sDif SPOKE % sny body nearby whom
happened 90 have net. That would b. my
~tt Moreover ~orklngmeu are al peers.
i axe it. Z they dO their work well. and
Ale''a 10 90 into every corner OF the De
iiftnent during the next month or two
Hnd make the acqusintancs % every one
81 rs force. ant sst the hang of all Of is
inAe-lueFy aut methods. We are iu a
= tnsli sion period nov between bureau
"ni a department.. aud only by constant
W lance can Che foundation be- Ial,. right 4"
i1l7 aiiusion - foundations" reminded
ne or "nat artrt CpmHni-sloaer Coiuan
'Ai i.i't before - l~ft The farmers Of
tN- country navedrinanird = Adepartmens
Dc 'ald. aud Congress has d-ereed a dc
Paslmrnt. out tA-re d, oaiY money enough
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

visit TO this spot will supply you with new ideas
making home attractive than any other ia the city
Every person is invited to make an inspection
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

\ new fence is made of soft steel. cvt
vh-e i1 the rla'e ard drawn ont after the
fashion - paper l0ve bassets T. ia pro-
posed a-so - maze iron iath.rE hy Che same
process, which. q IL said, g-ll oe FIRE res ST
irT and capable ~ being bcut ard ham
reret into corners and arcHr1 curves ia .
wsy % PIT wood al e r4t cf couateuaEoe.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
II Is HERE 523 FEW DAYS ONLY
THE GREAT EASTERN
Bankrupt Association !
LOOK At APPENDED PRICES:

n Good Violins. each almost given away. e. S0
three dollar ACCORDION for.-.-........-..-.. ~
lfpo1 ACCORDION tWurlh $40" iOT...-......... ~
: Flnei Guitar iw orth $500. FOR ....... . 80
Best Ncent Strings violin. banjo or gui-
tar for ...........-.... :
Silver Reed llarmoricss worth 1Jci for Is
~ cross Best steel Carpet Tacks worth
fNrf per dog ................-.. y
Quires Crystal Lake Note Paper worth
Hlei for ............ II
f' cents worth Best Gilt Edge pancr FOR. 10
aHN dozen best Adamautine Pins worth 60c
per dnZ .. L
one doz Best Lead Pencils worth l2cl for 3
Best Tin -Dooue worth Bi' per Set 2
THE CHEAPEST STORE ON[TARTW.
- tanal-st., WonderIy Theatre Block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26

E you want Coiorngs to match any daperies wall de-
cOratons carpets here you will find just the article to cor
respond If your is in pine oak birch walnut or ma.
bogany here taste be fully gratied Everything
the imagination conceive is here
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
SPECIAL PAINS HAVE BEEN MADE

In selecting the of the most desirable novelties pro-
duced by the celebrated artists the country As
sembed here in attractive form shapes and oddities in
endless variety Special attention has been attract
the fancy the fasdous taste and the same time
goods shown which in price give great value for little
money.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-26
COMPANY

~ They occupy five mammoth floors of space filled with
useful and artistic Furniture not only have they exhbi
bon the product of their factory but they
finest collection of Artistic Upholstery goods to be found in
any wareroom in the country-barring none
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
tbs STREET RAILWAY DEAL.
A Leading Question and Brioi. hut
Pointed ROpiy.

A Leading Question and Brief. hut
Pointed Ropiy.
The street railroad deal still seems TO Dc
n mater over which the public Is con-
cernod, aud the following inquiry concern
ing Il has been received:
Mruuus, Tom. Feb :. issp.
To The Editor II The Appeal
You have the reputation Of doing every
thing pro bono puhlico." plclsc invest.
gate ana inform us what's the matter With
the transfer OF the city street railroads.
CTizEN.
Why Mr. G. u. Holmes aud his syndi.
cate, Who purchased thc controlling inter.
est In thv street railroads. does not come
and take personal charge vi thr allairs, IL "A
matter hUtNcvu Mr. Holmes and the pres.
ont Board Of Directors II b. q business
transaction between bushes. men, and
conducted on business principles. The
only natural inference 10 outsiders IN that
Mr. Holmes las confidence Ia the bu.i-
ness men now IN charge IT the institution,
feels satisfied with his purchase and the
terms thereof, and secs no reason iur Az.
peafing at the very earliest date 10 watch
its affairs.
Under the terms 0i the sale OF street
railroad stock. MIR. iiolmcs has until
April next 10 carry ont his contract ior
the transfer. Ills notcs Tor the amount oI
money involved are held by Ma. +. T.
Read ~ trustee ior the previous owner. OF
the stock aud the purchasers aud will bc
80 held until the date mentioned At the
end OF the term, should Mf, Holmes and
hls hackers fail. 90 mntCrinliEp, thr stock
held will be sold at auction, aud suit upou
the NOTES instituted This h the pf,s.Hul
situation Of the great street railroad deal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
LOCAL NoTIoEs

MrNrHIs Steam Laundry. 2ol Second y.
BENKIEY LUMBER Co. l2l Jefferson T..
NV Drug Store Fresh stock. Raincy,
Luther a Co, 3lS Second street
PANTS made 10 order IRON 80 up. /.
Mcnkc, tailor. 20 Monroe street
Lur LuMnER Co.. $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, mollingt
All si4es CRATE baskets fronts aud icnd
Gu, al-o heating cooking stoves, TOT sale
cheap a. oabcy'A Telephone 27I
&. Il. HotcuNisS, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult aud complicated watches / "a.
pccially solicit No 3j6 Main street
PuHE and white "a the flower whose
name u bears arc uie biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
pGAS 4 Lazy CorFER AND sricE Ca
Puor. WuNstriS has concluded 4
make his home In Memphis. aud will dc
vote hImacli % instruction on the Mando
ia and Violin. fur terms apply 20 l.
MitlnHuu A Go.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

Cmc'Uo, No.. Feb. THE members o
The National Stove Manufacturers Ascot.
alton THE mprn.ngcousidercl thc question
OF forming a trust. The matter came az
M ihu vpIu U. thu Committee ON Connpl.
idHiiun, which explained that IL had
looked into The matter from 90 points ant
lai arrived ui the conclusion that u would
hc q buur.it The main trouble was that
ihrrc were Too many organizations d
mako q succcsg ut the start, aud 10 WI.
therefore ucccsHty that the largo concern,
c"nsnIidni, at iirt aud then ns SOON on sue
crss was nsfurl, take be- tho smaller one.
The import was adopted with but it'll,
DISCUSSION
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

hSuory, Ncb., Fob. Word has been
rccciycliom rrosscr Adams County that
band OF CITY prominent ladies oi that
county made a crusade on saloon aud
Wmhing'huu.o at that place Monday
night. tnm0Iah.ug the entire establish.
mont The ladies attacked thc building
when d WIS crowded with their aprons
toll Of Jumps d coal, breaking every win.
dow gias. aud cleaning out the establish.
mcnL The inmates scattered In every al.
lection, some Of the loung.rs being hu.-
bands 81 the women. Whisky and beer
hoNcd freely into the gutter. The place
NJ, hal q bard reputation for selling
liquor without license.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

. The family COW must be o. good mixer.
must give an even flow 0f milk iof at lrast
ten months out Of the year. Besides this
The milk must be- 81 gu0d quality. quantity
alone will not answer la iho family coz.
livery iamily wants cream. and unlrns the
COW eau produce this o. we'll nH milk h,r
value for the family u greatly reduced
Why should not the selling value ol milk
be graded according 90 ils cream ,,lur3
When this ia done the blue milkcr viii
find no place In thc ranks Ol family cows.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
Rchnn ComcaN CnmnnnN.

Next Monday evening at the theator the
Rehan Comedy Company will open an
engagement Of three nights and matinee
rs follows. Monday night, "Nancy d
Cor Tuesday, ~ 20-S;" Wednesday
matinee, "Nancy * Col" Wednesday
night Love in Harness" II is a fine
organization, composed Of leading people
who give most artistic performance.
The Sale Of seats Tor the engagement will
open tomorrow morning at the Main street
ticket office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
HctnoI sunday ncbooi. Adn,ns street.


Perhaps no institution Ia this city is
doing moro good in q quiet, unostcnta-
tious way than the Bethel" II has
been IN existence Tor twcnty.onc yrars,
and numbers 300 pupils. In connection
with the SUNDAY school there ia a society
which meets every SATURDAY from a.
O'Clock pm. The girls are taught 10 sew
and the boys have q literary organization,
and Il il the intention Of the managers
20 establish a circulating library Tor the
benefit Of these boys and girls For the
purpose magic lantern entertainment
will bc given at thc Bethel tins evening
At 1880 O'Clock. II will consist VI dis.
solving views OF scenes In Europe, inter
spcred with music rendered by artists
ani leading amitcurs
Al who desire 10 take this trip 10 Eu.
rope ill find tickets 1T the Wills Com.
pany's and Young Bros n book stores.
Adults, % cents, children, Toe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
AMUSENIEN rs.
MennhI- Thenicr.

The Little Tycoon Comic Opera Com!
pany drew another good audience last
night, aud gave a pleasing and enjoyable
performance. The opera will be repro
duccd tonight, ut the matinee on tomorrow
aud Tor the last time tomorrow evening,
which will close the engagement.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
READY TO RECEIVE THEM.
A FULL AND REPRESENTATIVE CON-
MITIEE IN THE FIELD.
President Elk. Norton and His Distin-
guIshed Party Will Perceive That
Memphis Is in Good Shape for Their
Reception and Entertainment.

As The APPEAL stated Yesterday, the
Merchants and Cotton Exchanges pro.
vided for the reception and entertainment
of the Eastern capitalists coming in this
direction as soon as fully informed of the
date OF their arrival.
This information came Wednesday after
noon through official program, mailed
TO Mr.. John l.. Norton, Col. w. NJ. Far
rington and Others, and was promptly sub
mitted to these commercial bodies.
Alta special joint meeting OF the Ex-
changes, held yesterday afternoon, the
GLOWING committee was appointed to
receive and entertain the party:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

Chairman Hill requests that the com
mi,tee meet him AT the Merchants Tx
change Saturday morning next at ~
O'Clock.
Mai j. NJ. Edwards, general manager
OF the Louisville, New Orleans * Texas
Railroad, accepting an invitation TO join
the party, left last night in his special ear,
the lssnquena, for Birmingham. From
that point the Major will journey with
President Norton's guests until they land II
Memphis next Wednesday morning. Al
though such thing is not expected, nor
has an inlimation reached him that il
would be acceptable. Mai. Edwards will
bring the party from New Orleans to Mem
phis by special train.
President Norton and his distinguished
guests will no the guests OF Memphis from
an early hour Wednesday morning until
after . o clocl, that night, and will, there.
fore, give the Reception Committee ample
time TO demonstrate that Memphis is the
greatest city OF the South now, and the
prospective rival OF Chicago. II might Ice
well 10 remark, also, that the committee Is
composed Of the material calculated 10 do
that very thing, II careful attention can
do IL.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

James 4. GoOdloc 10 Annie Il. Crcn
shaw, in consideration OF ~, 40, the north
end OF lot 3. Kirk a owen survey, con.
tanning 100 acres.
Joseph Flynn and wife "a Della Pryor.
in consideration OF 500, lot 81, on the
west side Of Duprcc street
j. J. Naulx aud wife TO j. VI. Fclts, in
consideration OF $500, a tract oi land In
the sixth Civil District, containing us 4
acres.
Mrs lliza I. Crockett 10 !. !. NaulN.
In consideration Of 500 jG, tract ol land
IN the sixth Civil District, conlains acres.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
How nor,o,. ,on,.,, nc,,n

IN. Walter Hammond uyH "Afirt long rs.
rrfiyucC have cumr o. the conclusion that two
Thirds ~ nll deaths irum coughs pneumonia aud
consumption might hr avoided ~ AVltrs English
tuuEf Remedy were unly tHrfulIY u..d boo time "
This wonderful rymciy l. fpld uudyrn positive
guarantee by n q. iiIrsIlu. Druggist
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
THE COURTS.
Circuit Court.

In the case OF Smith against the East
End Dummy Line the jury found a yer.
diet for defendant.
Sam Stegall, colored, sues for divorce
from Hannah Stegall, alleging abusive Ian.
guage and SANDER
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
FrREnFN INSURED.
Tho Travellers Company Rcaps tho Bono
fit otn Liberal Policy.

The old reliable Travellers Lie lnsur.
ancc Company Of Hartford, Conn, has
been selected hy the nrc boys a. the beat
company Ia which 10 insure thcmsrlycs
against injury or death Policies are now
being dmwn up for the entire department
iiIiy eight men nll told. Ia case Of lon.
jury the holder will be- allowed ~ much
pr week so long gs be- may lc disabled or
should hc bc killed y, 900 win be- paid his
hmilv or The person ~ whose favor the
policy iH drawn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
Criminal Court.

William Varnoll, burglary, five cases
sentenced TO forty years IN pcnitentiary.
William McDonough, vugmncy eleven
months and twcniy-nine days.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

During the last half Of next week "The.
odora' will be the dramatic attraction, and
will bc interpreted by Miss Maria ililiorde
IN the title role. The succeeding week
will bo divided between Lolita aud "Jnm,
the Pcnmlu.'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
Ad,Irr a. sintI,nr.-

Nw Ninslnw'f Huuihlnr -Yuip should aiuHfH ID
usrd iuI snildrvn tevthins. u suuihys ule ,hili
tuiif o. lhf gums naIH Hl inlu GUNS uluu collie
ena u Vie hsai ruuril iuf diHffhra. ~ bottle
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

VIII lc found an excellent remedy for
sick headache Carers Little Liver Pills.
Thousands Of letter. fpm people who have
used them prove this fact lry them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

ln proportion 10 iis size. an egg contains
la'gyf proportion OF nutritious lood than
any 0ilcr material.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
MnrrIn.r I.ir,n.n..

Jim Walker aud Annie McNary. Henry
Jones and Minnie sanlori. cuiorrd: O. H.
J.. GrisWold and Annie T.. Soully. jim
TnylOr aud Lorcna Fables, Walter lowers
and Com Aln..rv.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
Dissolution Notice |!

HANlNG ~ VIRTUE OP 4 pFCRrr or rur
! y thnnvv touu M The cas- ui RYAN IA ID ID
Anuttws ~ a. suld The mruhaudsG aud ru.aI
Will ~ the ErupUn husucss of a. ID ivan a d, b..
u q. AndrNs aui Z X NafInr and INV r,pnr.
tlgn With sald husiuyss having altnsuihcf crs..i
all lFiehs lhucblti toe RYAN a Ca, hi motto
~ aCcount afv earnestly reauesird 10 rithrt r.,,
n lsi.nn % rmlt " me promptly At the old stand
compliaBcs With the above may ave tpub.,
aud cap u.s.
fEANE I, RYAN. Executor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

lar 7. NJ. Gnlbrcath, No 10 Madison
street. rent your houses and collect your
TtutA
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-21
Worked Ii For All II Was Worth.

A few days ago a youth to fortune
and to fame unknown, arrived here,
and last Monday night ran up against
modest little faro game, where he
dropped $40. He seemed quite re-
signed, and diving into his inside
pocket, produced a blank check on
the Spokane National Bank. Well"
said he, mOurnfully, 'here goes: this
is the last of it. [ reckon might as
well buck this away with the balance"
He filled out the check for 1920,
signed the name of ~. Baynet" to it
in good round letters, fair to see, and
passed it in: it was cashed; he got 16
big North American 20 dollar gold
pieces for it, and the game went on.
He won back his $40. dropped the
whole business into his pocket. went
out into the voiceless night "to see a
man." and hasn't shown up since.
Yesterday the obliging owner of the
faro game telegraphed to Spokane
Falls, and got an answer from the
bank there on which the check was
drawn, that they didn't know any y.
Baynet," and that he didn't have a
dime in that bank.
So that the game is out Just $500
and the beverages.
1t is little things like that that
make men lose their faith in human
nature.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. M. j. Kinney came home from
Chicago yesterday.
Sheriff n. A. Smith returned from
Portland last evening.
Misses Ella and Annie Pope re
turned from an extended visit to Port
land yesterday.
Jas. Davidson, Of Bay View, was il
the city yesterday, investing in Asto
=ria realty and thus laying the founda
tions for being future millionaire,
w. B. Barr, civil engineer, is dowI
from Albany, with a corps of assist
ANTS. Mr.. Barr starts from here lay
ing out the line of the Albany and As
storia railroad.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-21

the bed when 1 put the covering over
him, saying, you will catch cold.
After little while he asked me to lay
on the bed, which / did. He then
tined to overpower me. | knew it
was no good to be afraid of him as he
might get the best of me. tried to
get off the bed, but he held me there.
My revolver was on the the washstand.
l tried to get it. but he would not
let me UP. After while he let me up
and said come let me introduce you to
my cousin. l then tried to go out of
the room, but / found the door locked.
l did not lock the door. However,
he let me go out, and went to sup
per. After supper my friend and /
went to my room O'Brien came up
after and my friend asked him for the
knife / gave him. He did not give
it to him, O'Brien asked us to have a
drink. We did not go with
him and drink, and he went
out, and we went to bed. The next
morning slept late. In the after
noon OBrien came into the room,
when I said, "You son of gun, what
do you want now?" He jumped at
me and said, Il will -- you for
this" and grabbed me. Jumped and
got my revolver and fired at him. He
exclaimed, Jesus Christi and his
arm went to his side. 1 thought he
was going to pull a revolver, SO /
kept on firing until he fell. Mr.. Cook
then came up and took the revolver
and knife from me, and then placed
me in the custody OF the police officer.
L fired the shots in defense of my
life and person. l am 18 years of age,
was born in Massachusetts,. I have
been living with my relations back in
the states. My mother died when I
was five years old. 1 came out here
with my fathers consent. 1 bought
the knife (shown in the evidence) to
use in hunting when / went to West
port. | bought the revolver back
east. The reason that I I,came out this
way was that the business was dull
where was living, and l was dis
charged, and came out this way to get
something to do. We first went to
Westport; after staying there a week
we came to Astoria, and as my friend
is a carpenter, he got work.
L was afraid of O'Brien when he
made the jump for ne, that is the rea-
son L shot him."
This ended the testimony. After
able argument by Messrs. Winton |
and Hardesty, Judge May discharged |
the defendant amid the applause of
the large audience.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-21
Increase In POstoflee Allowance.

The statement made In yesterdays
Historian regarding the increased al
iowance for help in the postofiiee in
this city, was in exact accordance
with the facts as stated by the chair
man of the committee appointed by
the chamber OF commerce, TO inquire
into the matter, as reported by him to
the chamber at the meeting Tuesday
might. One assistant now gets $500
a year, as stated, and the other assist
ant gets $50 month, as stated. The
item was correctly reported in the
chamber of commerce by the chairman
of the committee and correctly report.
ed in yesterdays Historian.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-21

The assessors of the different coun.
ties are supposed to not assess land
fled on before the United States
Land Office receipt is issued on fnaI
proofs. They do assess the improve
snents, and it is legal IL the taxes
ARE not paid a judgement is obtained.
After final proofs the land is assessed,
THE land Office furnishing the county
sassessors with abstracts. The title Is
then in the homesteader, having left
the United States, and is not again IN
the United States except where fraud
is shown.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-21
Real Estate Sales in garpsnton.

The following sales have been made
i'm the town of WarrentOn, by the AS.
tOria Real Estate Co.: Mrs. Dodge,
Iowa, lot 8, blk s, 500: 5. Il. Harrison,
Skipanon, lots and 2, blk 8. $225: Mrs.
Lille B. Cox, Portland, lots and 10.
blk 8, $225: Mrs. A. j. Radcliff, Knappa,
lots l and 2, blk II, S225: VIM. Mathnal
Knappton, lots Is and IA, blk 8, 5000: /.
Fl. Tougin, Hlllsboro, lot 9, blk 9, 500:
Sid Campbell, Skipahon, lots q and IA,
blk 12, $500: L. Wilson, Skipanon, lot
3, blk Q 500. l. II. Tougin, Hillsboro,
lot 16. blk l6, 500; DR.. II. 4. Smith,
Astoria, let7 and s, blk Z, 1928: VIM,
Uhlenhart, Astoria, lots ID and lG, blk 8
S225; lots 9, 10 and IL, blk Z, 1925: lots z
and 8, blk 8, 1926: lots 1 and 2, blk IL
S225; lots 15 and blk Is, S225: H.
Jackson, Astoria. lots 10 and 6, blk 2
$500: WhitcOmb & White, lots ii, Is and
16, blk II, 1925. SO lots sold and22 more
spoken for; IS gone in week out of on.
ly 286 lots, and to accommodate those
wishing to buy on the installment plan
we are authorized to sell these lots fol
S25, cash, and the balance $50, each
month, until paid.
ASTORIA real. ESTATE Co.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-21
The Albany and Astoria RailOad.

Almost before even the citizens of
Albany are aware of 1t graders will
commence work upon the Albany and
Astoria railroad, and then, and per-
haps not until then, will some OF the
credulous be convinced that the build
ing of the road is an assured fact
albany Herald, 19.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-21

dne salmon pack Of 1893 was
ouei ana has gone into the bic
Iec9fos OF the coast as the salmop
PACK, but the pack OF '89 g''banner
poln1 OF size. There W 3 eats it in
cases OF salmon packed ere 100000
eoasS-this year. on the Pacific
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-21
CHILDREN Enjoy.

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effects of Syrup of. Figs, when
gratifying results follow its use, so that
il is the best family remedy known and
every family should have bottle.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-11-21

MRS. Matilda Amundtson. 4 resident
=. Upper town, died at four o'clock YES.
Sy SSeroay morning. in the 4Jth veaT Of
a1r age OF consumption. She leaves
her loss. ' 'i' - mourn