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Ga~rtbage, ST.; %. Qpril.
@eitern 9lbenb wur6e 3miiben GutncD
uho Carthage Ser Geriudb 9emacbt, Sen
gaiia9ier5ug Der Chicago, burlington &
GuincDz8obn gum Gnt9leiien 81 b~ringen.
Der 8abnfreuler bate auf Dem @cleiie cine
SbDeuc b~efeiti9t, mas jebocb gIiiflicber
gGciie nOb rebt5eitig bonn 2ofomotipfibrer
benerft puroe, 10 baB CT i'm Stonoe mar,
BEN Bug sum Steben 5u brtngen. Die
S6meQe wurbe nit na6 Carthage ses
tOmnlen.
, 1893-04-28
Die epan9eliide SYnooe Don Suo=
0uinois in Stbun9.
Starfe SetheiIi9un9 Don DeIe9aten.
Maibbtlle, SIS, %. QlpriI.

Die itebente Sabresperiammlung ser
yGDangclticben Spnobe BON NorD zAmertfa"
bes 8e5irteS bon SibzS Qtnois nabm gez
fern bier ibren Q(nfang. @S peroen 300
9ele9aten eripartct unb IS 8farrer linb
bereitS eingetroffet. 8farrer s, IT. Sobn
BON Srenton er0ffnete am ltacbmtttag Die
8eriammlun9, uorauf Die peri6teoenen
2(usi6iiiie ibre 8ericbte einreicbten. Die
Spnobe wirO bis gum 0tenitag in Stbung
bletber.
, 1893-04-28
Der ouitroliid3e Stnonsfrah.
Die STANDARD Sanf, zines Ger beoeutenoiten
6eIoinitttute, felt ibre 0ahIuu9en Elm.
m eIbnnrne. % 0(nri(

1F ~ 70. <VPtFt'
Die STANDARD 8ouf BON 9(uitralten bat
ebcnfaQS ibre 3abIungcn etngciteQt, bocb
iou ibre 9teueeitaltung auf etpaS Derdnbers
ter 8aliS ltattfin6en. 9as @%runofapttal
Der 8onf betrG9t 1000, 900 9funo Sterz
ling unb Der GeierpefonoS unb Der unperz
tbeilte @etpinn b%eIaufen ii6 5uiammen auf
125, 900 Yfun0 Sterling. Die 8onf itan6
bi5ber in ausgeSeicbnetem 9tufe uno bat
i'm Qanoe 3ablreicbe 3metggeibGfte.
, 1893-04-28
pl0blia pom Gooe credit
miro cine mIutter auf Ger Bette gu ihrem
Sohn.
Qes Weoos 81 m % 0(nrfI

glS Ser Bug bonn Often am Wittuo6
9lbenb auf benz 8abnbof a%nfant, ~itiir5te
6rau Woggte 6ouiton, cine Der gaiiagiere
ploBItcb to0t nieOer. Sic fam Don Beoria,
ST., nm bier nit tbrem Sobn Sobn
6ouiton, Dem Sn9enieur elmer 8abn in
Nri5ona, 5uiammen3utreffen. 6rau 6Ouiton
itarb N Der S6mtnpiucbt, uno ibr pIObz
li6er SOB par Durcb Die fate Quft ouf Dem
6attonz 0ebtrge, iiber ipele6eS Sic 8obn
bren 98eg nimmt, beicbleuni8t mcrben.
, 1893-04-28
1000 6rubenarbetter
pnr8 oie SdIie6une elmer Gr59rube brOoIos
9eporoer.
@eiiemer. Mih.. 28. 0pri[.

6eute frib lit 6abier Sic @eiiung sur
S6lteBung Der GolbpeGrsgrube etngetrofz
fen. 9ieleIbe lit cine Ser ergiebi9iten @ru7
ben Der Gogebtc 5iigclfette. lleber tauleno
@%rubenIeute tuerben burb Die &rbeitseinz
iteuIne broolos.
, 1893-04-28
Selbitmoro zines 6reties.
Gr ourdidreioet iid Ole KehIe urto itir5t iid
pom Dad auf Ole Strobe.
g em N.prf. %. Q[pril

Ser iicbsisidbrt9e Benjamin Buchanan.
felt 35 Sabren Elm 8eamtcr bes 0bcrz
gericbts, Durc6ibnitt li9 beute Morgen auf
benz 9acb ieiner @obnung, SEQ. 108 Beit
Bai6ington 8Iace, bic Geble unb iprang
bann auf Bic StraBe binunter. ST mar
iofort toot. Der 8eritorbenc befan6 iicb
icbon felt ldn9erer 3eit in 6Olge BON 0DSs
pepiie umb @aiieriucbt in geOrifter Stin1e
mung.
, 1893-04-28
Die Grrtdtun9 etnes odntihen
Seminars in Clinton
Don Der uodnii9en 8riioerf6aft" beidlo1en.
Clinton, So, %. 9(prtl.

H. Su., Is. NptII.
0tadb6em ioeben oue 3orbereitungen
Douenbet itno nm ba5 oeuticb3lutberii6e
@art6urg>S Seminar nab Clinton 81 perz
Le9en, fommt Sic gtacbricbt 6aB bic ID
niicbc 8riiOeri6aft" ~beicbloiien bat, i'm
tpeitlicben 1beile Der Stabt nit einem
~&OitenauftpanO BON $40 1000 Elm OGntide5
Golle9e All erricbten.
, 1893-04-28
Gr miro mor9en friib bier eintreTen.
g c 10 Norf. q Q[hriL

WITT 10 TPlI.
Der Ser5o9 BON Sera9uo lit in 8eeleiz
tung oes Commanders 9ifens, bon Ser
amerttantl6en 6lotte, beute Morgen mach
Sbicago abgereiit. Die @cieuIcboft 6es
5er5ogS beitebt aus ieinem 8ruber, Dem
W%tarquts BON 8arbobe unb Ictner 4rou
neblt 5ocbter uno Sobn, Die 6errideften
nagnter1 pen Hbr Bug Der 8~enniplpania
etntreffeu. ~
, 1893-04-28
Stnrm arf oct printe GowarO=
SnGel.
S6iffe 9ef6eitert,
limo cine men9e Fummerffder ertrunfen.
SaItfar, %. Q(prtI.

Die Grince G6paroz Sniel 1T am Wftttz
po6 bon etnem fiircbterliden Sturnte
beimgeiucbt mOrben. Sn Wtart9omtit ltegt
Der Schooner Pima Sell" ais 8raf
auf Dem Stran6e; in Gart6oo itranbete Der
S6ooner Sitting 9aron," Sine WengP
Summerfii4er itn6 auf's Wteer 6tnaus per-
tpebt porOen unb itnb Nn5petfeIbaft umge7
fpmnIen.
, 1893-04-28
Die Get6e oes Generals 8eaIe
miro in Baltimore perbrannt weroen.
Gbe1ter, 8a., %. Q(prtl.

Gbelter, 80, q. Nprtl.
Die 2eidbe 6es peritorbenen Sen. 6. s.
Scale, beS 6reunOes BON @rant, miro mach
Baltimore 5ur 9crbrennung itbergcfiibrt
meroen. Die 0icbe miro nacb Gbeiter 9e>
bracbt tperben. Ser Wtoior Srurton 8eale,
friiberer @elanbter in G~riec6enlanb, lit
geitern in ietner 6eimatb eiugetroffen.
, 1893-04-28
Der 5uitano BON Gowin Boott
Stemltd oerielbe.
Die Sdhmur9 nm Elm 6erin9es better,
Stem gort, %. 9tpril.

Der 3uitanb bon Gbtpin 8ootb bat ltb
ettpas gebeiiert; er bate cine quite Na6te
rube, urb ipie Or. Smith ia9t, mar fem
a3uitan6 aub mdbrenb bes Cages Elm 5uz
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Der &ranfe mar i'm
Stanbe Nabrung SIT fib 81 nebmen, unb
bic 2dbntung tm Qrm unb i'm 8ein 3eigte
8eiierung. Or. Smith f%tattcte Dem gaz
tienten i'm 2aufe bes Sages bret Seiu9e
nh
, 1893-04-28
SO ariom. Snb.. %. Qlpril.
Die Staot Soutspiue bietet cine
1ntllton,
I'm Raupttaot oes States gu weroen.
QputsoiIIe, Ro., %. Npril.

Ser Stobtratb bon 2outSbille bat geiter1
belcblo1len, BENT Staate S6uloi6etne I'M
8ctroge BON elmer Wfiuion Collars fir bic
@rricbtl1ng bon &egierungsgebGuoen 5ur
8erf!igung 5u ~itelen, tpenn 2outsptuc CUR
6auptitabt bes Staates erboben peroen
miro.
, 1893-04-28
Sturmldunen.
Wie marion County in 1noia1a oarunter III
letoen bate.
O} ortpn, Sn6.. %. 9(prtl.

W9rton, Sno., %. Nprtl.
Setter Qben6 fegte Gin ge1paltiger Sturm
6ur6 ben iiib0itltcben 3beiG bes Gountp's
bin, unb MobnbGuier, S6eunen, unb mas
ibm ionit nob I'M Wege mar, purbe bon
ibm ntebergeporfen. Der obere She'll bon
SbomaS @Gcberger's 6aus purbe cine
8tertelmeilc melt tpeggetpebt, pdbrcnb Der
iibrige She'll beS 6aules iteben blieb, 3pei
&naber, ipel3e oben icbliefen, mabten sic
2uftreiie nit uno ma6ten crit auf, ais iie
auf offencm SelDe lanoeten. Die Srau BON
Gomarb @oiion fanO iid benin @rpahen
Bel ether Pun1pe Dor, tpelcbe lie frampfbaft
umfLammert biclt, mGbrenb baS @ebGube.
uno sic iibrige Tan1tlte bucbitGblicb na6
alien Gibtungen Der Nino6oie bin ipegge>
tpebt poroer &paren. Sine Wfenge 6Guier
muroen abgebe6t, oarltnter aub 6aSGountD>
hospital; aucb piel 8teD 9tng pcrloren, urD
8Gume uno Sele9rapbenpfOiten nur6en
maiienboft niebcrgeiporfen. Sin 8erfuit
anWenidbenle6en fanO 9lii6li6crtpeiie nicbt
itatt.
@ar a M, Snb., %. Qpril.
Q(lcb bic Gegen6 UNI 8ariatp bate pom
Sturm gu l~eioen, unb in Srogtopn muir
ben cine Wen9e 6Guier nieber9eipe6t.
SSiaac 8liIIer'S 6auS lit ipurlos Der cbpun>
ben, unD OaS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der y8tg
Sour 8abu tpurOe gdn3lib %5eritOrt ebenio
ba5 6auS oeS 9r, 6oag. Der 0elammts
perluit betrGgt 100000.
, 1893-04-28
Ueue Wolfen
Dim politiiden 6immeI ser areentirii6er
Repnblif.
8uenos. q res %. Npril.

8i5e>8rGitDent l1nibort bat nab einem
beftigem Streite nit benz 8rGiibenten unb
benz cabinet ietn Qmt nieOergelegt. Die
poltttibe Gage in Ser &epubItf gibt 5u groz
Ben 8eiOr9niiien 9lnlaB.
, 1893-04-28
Oampfer=r ladrtdten.
IN Ger Naht oemeIoete:

8remen-0armltaot bon Baltimore.
6amburg-Scanoia Don Stem Oorf.
Stem YOrf-Mer BON 8remeu.
Peute 9emeloete:
SEEM Oorf-6irit 8ismard bon 6amz
burg.
0onbon-Qtuguita &ietoria bel 3pint
0t3arO beute fritb auf Der Sabrt nacb 6ams
burg.
, 1893-04-28
Selbitntoro.
ct. 2puis. %. Qlnril.

II. Z D Z 10 20. NptII-
q. 6. Sloriba, %nombofter @~run0mafIer
bierielbit, bate itb geitern ytacbmittag auf
ietnem 8ureau mittelit 8lauiGnre pergifz
tet. @eIDOerLegenbeiten idbeinen .ibn 3u
Dem OerbGngntBuOIen S9ritte getrieben 8u
baben.
, 1893-04-28
Halter miIbeIm miro pieueidt
Don 9talien einen Qbite4er na6 Spanier
MAIDEN.
SO a6rt6, %. Q(prtl.

Geri6iebcne 3ettungen bertbten, OaB iicb
Der &atier @ilbelm BON Stalien nacb 8ar7
celona be9eben tpirb.
, 1893-04-28
N. Uidinfon, G~lepelanos fribere,
6eneralpoltmeiiter auf ser
8eHeruno.
Detroit, M9icb., %

Ser .3uitano bon 0on. 90. 9ifin1On.
benz tritbsren Slepelanb'i6en @enerolpoitz
met1ter, bat 1tcb ettpoS gebeiiert. Seine
Ner3te lagen baB er iib elmer gutcn Nacbt>
rube c%rfrcute, unO it6 beute Wtorgen entz
icbie6en better beftn6et.
Der PerSo9 BON Dera9ua nebit Be-
9lettun9 nod Chicago abeereiit.
, 1893-04-28
2lrnolo SdottIoenOer, Ser berdbmte
Sd1aufpieler
mta Qmerifa einen Sein9 MAIDEN.
Berlin, %. 9(pril.

Der berii6mte Sbauipieler NrnoI6
S6ottlaenber bon 8reslau, mirb am 4.
Wtot nit benz 9ampfer Quguita 8ictoria
bon 6amlbur9 nacb Stem Oorf abreiien.
, 1893-04-28
Die RohlenbdnoIer haben gu firth
ouf oen Sommer eerehnet.

uno oesbaIb miien ole &eute in Burlington
~frteren.
, 1893-04-28
Der Oampfer uprufiion" pier Gage
iiberfdut9.
Or bat 500 pafa9iere an 8oro.
Saltfar, g, g., %. 9(priG.

Saltfor, g. g., %. @pril.
Der 9ampfer yBruiiian" bon Ser 4aenz
Qtl1te, nit 500 Qlusmanoerern BON 01aSgop
mach benz bieiigen !6afen unterlpcgS lit jest
mebr ais bier Gage iiberfduig, un0 man
be9t 8eiorgntB UNI bic Sicberbeit beiielben.
600 oes Sdriftiteuers CHARLES Sc
2naSaoe,
9aris, %. 9tprtl,
Der beriibmte S6riftiteuer Gbarles Be
Wfa5abe lit seitorben.
, 1893-04-28
bdYtt uno San Oominoo.
Gap SQttteu. %. 0ln

Sap 6ottten q. Mpril.
Ser 8rditbent SippoLpte icbidte nacb
San Domingo etnen 8eponmGcbttgten, nm
tpe9en 2etitung elmer Gnti6Gbtgung su Der.
banbeln, Ser baDti'iDe Miniiter unb Oas
WtilttGr lit ge9e1tpdrtig auf Ser &uftebr
MACH SPORT oil 8rtncc begriffen; Ser 8rGiiz
bent 6tppolDte nebit ben Seinige1 tommt
binnen pierSebn Gagen no6. Die bomini>
faniihe Gegierung ~Derliert nit ieoem Saee
an 8oben.
., III. Oidinion, GlepeIanos friberer
6eneralpoitmetiter auf Ser
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SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court of the State of
oregon, for Clatsop county:
William Lehnig, plaintiff VS.. Emma
Corder, Lydia Jamison, Jennie John
son, Sophia Lehnig and Augusta Nc
Connell, defendants.
To Emma Corder, Lydia Jamison.
Jennie Johnson, Sophia Lehnig, and
August Mcconnell.
In the name of the state of Oregon.
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed in the above
court and cause, on or before, the first
day of the term of this court, next
following the expiration of six weeks
publication of this summons, which
will be the nineteenth day of June,
1898, and If you fail to appear or an
swer, for want thereof plaintiff will
take Judgment against you for the
sum of six hundred and ninty-eight
dollars, with interest thereon from the
18th day of August 1891, at the rate of
eight per cent. per annum, and for
costs and disbursements of this action:
and will also take an order directing
the sale of certain real property
belonging to you, which has been at
tached in this action, and which real
property is situated in the county of
Clatsop. State of Oregon, and partic-
ularly described as the northwest quar-
ter of the northeast quarter and the
east half of the northwest quarter of
section thirty-one. of township seven
north, range eight west in Clatsop
Oregon.
Service of summons in this action by
publication Is made pursuant to an
order of the Hon. Thomas A. Mcbride, |
judge OF the above entitled court, |
dated the 4th day of May, 1898.
w. T. BURNEY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated May 4th, 1898.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-05-20
SKIN DISEASES.

What spectacle is more disgusting
than that OF man or woman with a
skin disease which shows itself in
plmples or blotches on hands, arms,
face or neck? 1t is simply impure
blood. See what Brandredths Pills did
for chronic case:
George Chapman, Plncening, Mich,
says;
For four years was in the mount
ed infantry In the u. s. Army. residing
during that time principally In Texas
Almost all OF that time had a chronic
skin disease. characterized by an erup-
tion over the entire surface of my legs
and thighs, arms and chest, The doc
tors termed II eczema. had given up
all hopes OF ever being cured. when
Brandredth's Pills were recommended
to me. concluded to try them, and
have thanked God daily since then
that l did so. l used them for about
three months. and by that time was
completely cured and have never had
any trouble since"
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Astoria. Or. Nav 18th. 1893.

Astoria, Or, May 18th, 1893.
Editor of The Astorian:
have read with unspeakable pain
and amazement the article in your pa
per of yesterday reporting the result
of the investigation Of the charges
lately made concerning the conduct of
Mr.. Dilworth.
1t was not until saw that the testi-
mony of all others was to be discredit-
ed, and the authors unjustly regarded
as either malicious or mentally un-
sound, that, for the sake of that truth
for which l believe they were suffer-
ing, 1 felt compelled, at any sacrifice
of my feelings, to relate my own un-
happy experience to one of the officers
of my church, Having myself suffered
personal indignities at the hands Of
Mr. Dilworth, fully equal to any pub
lished, and long foreborne (mistakenly,
1t may be) to resent them outwardly on
his assurance that he intended no evil,
and for the sake of the peace and well
fare of the church of Christ, and his
family Gas l then thought, not know
ing that Others were suffering similarly
until the late revelations), l felt at
last that 1t was due to them, the church
and the community, that l add my
testimony, hoping that it might assist
In securing justice. My statement was
received as it should have been: was
desired to make the same statement
to the commission from the Presby
terry. l did so, being kindly permitted
to meet them at my home, and was
asked questions, one or two Of which
from Mr.. Dilworths counsel contained
insulting intimations, not, 1 believe, so
intended, but with the object of elicit
ing something possibly palllating for
his client This 1 endured without
complaint, earnestly wishing then, as
now and always, to be entirely fair to
the accused, and trustingly completely.
unreservedly to the right and fair judg-
ment of our own church officers at
least
The public has their verdict.
In the name of Eternal Right; in
behalf Of maidenly purity and woman
ly honor, now appeal to the manhood
OF every gentleman in this city. Is
such conduct immoral or is it not? If
the question Of veracity between Mr..
Dilworth and myself arises, 1 do not
fear to rest that in the hands of the
neighbors and friends among whom
| have dwelt for more than thirty
years until they are to me as dear
brothers and sisters, and to whom I
am ready to answer for these words.
God knows l would sacrifice all I
nave and am for the right, and that
1t is for this alone feel forced to
speak thus,
MRS w. W. PARKER.
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fore the session itself, testified to a
personal knowledge of such inexcusa-
Bile conduct, why does not the session
say so, and let the public judge for IT.
self? 1t is possible that the public
might consider itself capable Of con-
STRUNG such acts-acts which good
breeding and morality have long ago
characterized as inexcusable, because
Of their immoral tendency. Whether or
not the session is more capable Of
judging the motives of such conduct
than the public itself, or the ladies who
were victims of such acts, is
question which might naturally occur
to the disinterested observer, and we
therefore think the gentlemen might
have expressed themselves farther, and
explained what motives lthey them
selves imputed to Mr.. Dilworth, and
why they so imputed them.
The session says secondly: 'Tn the
judgment Of the session, nothing has
been proved concerning the character
or conduct of Mr.. Dilworth or con-
cerning any change in the attitude of
the congregation toward him, which
would justify us in accepting his res
ignation, or which demands the action
Of the Presbytery."
After reading this we must conclude
that we were mistaken in thinking,
as above stated, that the sworn testi-
mony of several ladies of unquestioncd
veracity had the effect of convincing
the session that Mr.. Dilworth had taxi
en- the unwarranted liberty of embrac- |
ing and kissing ladies of his acquaint- |
ance. For, If the gentlemen of the
session did consider Mr.. Dilworth
guilty of the improperly of embracing
and kissing ladies-acts which neither
Mr.. Dilwofth nor his most ardent
friends, have ever, to my knowledge,
they could not say that
such conduct which would, to all right
minded people, ostraclze him from the
iome, and good society, would not dis
lualify Mr.. Dilworth for the pulpit.
In commenting upon the attitude Of
he congregation towards the pastor,
he session again leaves us in doubt.
Did the members of the congregation
t meeting, or in private conference,
these sentiments? We ask
his because several members have
poken Of this, saying that neither in
public meeting, nor in private, had
heir opinions been asked by the gen.
lemen signing this statement. Will the
ession kindly explain by what means
hey arrived at this conclusion? If the.
entlemen will throw some light upon
1ese points, they will help materially
put the statement in proper light
efore the public.
JUSTICE.
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LADIES' TEA

Is a pleasant drink, which will be
borne by the stomach without nau-
sea or gripping. 1t acts thoroughly on
the liver, kidneys and reproductive or
gans. A gentle physic, efficient diu-
retic, and is most useful in scant or
painful menstruation. 1t aids diges-
tion and reduces corpulency; clears the
complexion, rendering it fair, and re-
storing the natural tone of the skin.
for it removes the bile, which by ac-
cumulation, produces the sallow, mud
dy complexion, peculiar to the con-
stipated Sold by all druggists.
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Children CryhrPitGhGr'S SCaSt0ris
soMETHINe woRTH KNoM1Na

That 1t Is more easily to cure those
sunering from nervous debility, early
decay, organic weakness, exhausting
losses, in man or woman, than almost
any other chronic disease. After years
OF study and experiment we have the
remedy. No quack treatment. DO not
despair. Forget past impositions on
your purse, past outrages on your con-
huenees, past failures. My remedy is
OF today a positive cure. You have
tried them all. try this, It never fails.
state condition and medicine will be
sent privately on receipt of $500. Ad-
dress Lock Box $50, Portland, Oregon.
>. N. B.-References as to responsible
n.y. II.
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COLUMBIA LIGHrsH1p No 50
It's New Location and Bearing-Inter.
esting Facts.

It's New Location and Bearing-Inter-
esting Facts.
The Columbia river lightship will be
moved three miles Southeast of her
present position on or before July 10th
1893
She will be moored in 1870 feet at low
water, latitude 46 degrees, 10 minutes
north: longitude 124 degrees, II min
utes west. She will be placed ON the
following bearings.
Point Adams Lighthouse, NE by r
1-2 p.
Cape Disappointment Lighthouse. N
by e "a e.
Tillamook Rock Lighthouse, Sc by
Ia e, 16 miles.
A few days before moving the Light
ship the Manzanita will go out and
drop first-class black and white buoy
to mark the place. This buoy will be
picked up again when the Lightship
is In her new position.
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ELECTRIC LIGHTS

lncandescent, all night. -. $3.50
II o'clock . 100
10 -. 75
For particulars inquire of any member
OF the firm or at the Office, foot of Con
comfy st. WEST SHORE MILLS Co.,
L. o. Trullinger, President.
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"DR."DAY ARRESTED.

Tacoma, Wash, May 19.-Dr. Day
who administered medicine to John
Dillon two weeks ago, from the effects
of which it is supposed the latter died,
was arrested today at Tenino. He will
be brought to this city tomorrow.
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Headquarters Department of the Columbia.
Office OF Chief Quartermaster, Vancouver Bar,
racks, Wash, May l6, 1893. Sailed proposals,
at the offices of the Quartermasters at the fol-
lowing named posts until II o'clock A. NJ,
12Oth meridian time, June 10th, 1898, ana then
opened, for furnishing Fuel, Forage a d Bed
partment of the Columbia, during the fiscal
year commencing July l, 1885, viz: Boise Bar
racks and Fort sherman, Idaho, Portland, Ore
gs0n; and Forts Candy, Spokane, Townsend,
information furnished on application here, Or
at offices OF respective Post Quartermasters.
me U. >. reserves the right to reject the whole
or any part OF any bid received, and bids will
be considered for smaller amount than the
whole. Envelopes containing proposals should
De marked: Proposals Tor Fuel and Forage at
the respective Quartermasters A, &. ROBIN,
SSON, Deputy Quartermaster General, U. S. A.,
Chiei Quartermaster.