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WILD caAsE soR a rHl.osEs


AWO ofeuofs Come 30 Gfiof Before the
yociferous Drunk surrenders.
Great excitement prevailed on Yesler
avenue tn the vicinity OF police hadquar-
ters last evening about AS o'clock. Men.
women and children stood stiu and
laughed until tears trickied down their
cheeks at the unpleasant predicament OF
two Of Chief Rogers policemen caused
by a runaway drunk"
Frank Smith. a raw-bomed, good-na-
tured laborer. whose blue oyeralls and
red belt told OF the woods. had been
drinking to some extent in the variety
district, and Officer Grant placed him
under arrest. The patrol wagon. with
Jailer Peer. came In answer TO q call
and took Smith to headquarters. Smith
acted AZ II he was so far under tho In
6uence OF HQGor that fs would have to
be carried into the station. but just as
he got out OF the wagon he seemed In
vigorated with new HE. He twitched
away from the 3aaler and rushed down
Yesler aventse like q lumber wagon
JaiIer Peer started In hot pursuit while
the crowd on the street stood 'stA ard
watched the race. Suddenly Peer made
grab for Smith. He missed his hold.
and In a twinkiing was scooting along the
muddy street on his stomach. The crowd
laughed. and Smith kept running Then
Sam Crawford, who was standing on the
bnlihead at the corner OF Third street,
joined in the race. He jumped to the
street. but before one could say Jack
Robinson hts feet went into the air
and he lay nat ON his back. The crowd
on running.
BY this time Sergt. Sullivan. who was
going down Yesfer avenue. caught sight
OF the fugitive and got ready to tackle
him in regular football style. There was
q ducking on Smiths part. iunge from
the sergeant, and Smith was through the
line, only he ran his head into a tele-
graph post and had to surrender. When
the prisoner was back at headquarters
be said he was an A, r. A..
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New suss. fitted.

In the superior court yesterday new
suits we're commenced as follows:
G. NJ. Sheafe. a. receiver. vs.. Julia 8.
Rochester ct ai.-Prcmisscry note and
mortgage. tSsa-
Hravensier & Keats W. s. W. Clark
Transcript frcsa justice court, sSt.tT.
James Anderson VS.. Obey Syverson--
Appeal from Tsoit prec1nct.
san Francisco Rrewrxscs limited. vs..
r. ]. Rocs-B Breach Of beer contract,
$i.sA.ee.
Washington Natsond bank vs.. Grace
shangle Company Balance on prosalssory
NOTE. $50.
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CHARLIE, ANIMAL MEETING.
Trustees Arrange tas Programme snd
Hear the Months Report.

The executive committee OF the Bureau
OF Associated Charities yesterday after
neon determined upon a programme for
the coming annual meeting Of the bureau,
to be held at 7:sa p. m. on TUESDAY. jar
nary - at the Chamber OF Commerce. at
which officers will be elected Tia pro-
gysanarne - as follows: Prayer. Rev. d.
c. Garrett. rssssss:. reading OF the reports
OF the president. secresaTy and treasurer !.
music; orataoa. by Rev. w. r. Taylor.
Tho co,saaissee dsci9sd TO ask the Ia
dies Musical Club to furnish the music
for the occasion. and Mrs. Siinison was
requested 10 notify tire club.
Mr. 0isnncr submitted his report. show
Ing tazs the board has had daring the
past ten days sixty applicants In ali. OF
tfseee thirteen asked for work AMI were
given IL. twenty families were furnished
With provisions. three with fuel. three
with naeSzscal ssd. and one with transpoT-
tatsan. During the ten days past two
eyfserSsnry cases were relieved. eleven
families we're SURPRISED With clothing. and
Eve cases OK deNsitation sore invessi-
gated
The next meeting Of The eomirittse viii
ne on February 4.
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ly find relief for body and mind by writing
the Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton, Of Buffalo. " Y. They employ a full
staff of physicians and Specialists. who
treat at distance by correspondence or at
the invalids' Hotel ard Surgical Institute
Of Buffalo. all this class Of diseases. Those
who suffer from low spirits, irritable
temper, broken-down . nervous sys-
tenn, and such distressing symptoms as
backache. dizziness, shooting pains in head
or chest and indigestion, sexual excuses
or abuses, all the result Of exhausting dis
eases or drains upon the system, will find
a permanent cure after taking the special
prescriptions sent them from the Inyaliis'
Hotel and Surgical Institute. This associa-
ton of medical men have prepared book
written in plain but chaste language, treat
irg of the nature, symptoms aud durability.
By home treatment, Of such diseases. The
Worlds Dispcnsary Medical Association,
Proprietors of the fnvalids' Hotel and Sur
gical Institute, Buffalo. N. Y, will, on re-
ccipt of this notice, with 10 cents lin stamps
for postagel mail, sealed in plain envelope.
copy of this useful book. Il should be
read by every young man, parent and guar
dian in the land.
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rhe s.ea~e. =. erus s.aaa ns...

TIE case Of Rose zesier. WHO was re-
Gently csxsyietet IN thu rssrscszzl eoart
Of prostitution. vii, come ap again tsc3y
oss an argument on motion for an ar
rest OF Judgment Previous 10 tbs de-
saarrss< % the complaint and a rssssea for
a nav srsal have been asniei- TIA mo-
ssan sor a. arrest Of judgment Is hssei
ca the csasn that tie compliant does sot
state facts sssfFscseas TO constitute a ais
aenearaor TIE sec,sa trial of Hester
Rsase on tina charge OF prostitution the
Jury having disagreed III tire sssFt VII
COME up next thursday morning TIE
aAy fossowanx Sossnsya Ze.ie-. WHO IS sss
husband CO Ross zesisr. viii De tried ns-
Ger complaint walsh alss<ss sha, BE
lsss on TIE earnings or shame. Harry
xesIcr ~ssi - ssissi sn she same charge
r<xt MS1dAy rscrrlEg-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4RA@n A..
e.ssa ~ rere>..s.e A>-.s.ses~-r~~e-
-. - - -. - .a31' = =
-. -. - q :. 9 ..'1'A'
...s.-s 4 81 - 80 -, 49, o,1y
go s.-..s-.- - 80. sess y. -
80 80 .1sse1 ~ 1'ey nau
- - - - p u< IaHasy u
-. - 80 .s0t even 0eos 80 re on
- 8. ea elicics "
-, - ne - - !. lssse oiu mol apEy .
-. - 8 s..A .of feslSut.on proagnt ny
!, -. .sllss g 0<sn on oenaa M %
- 'u Allas ana His Viie. Lorraine bfau-
49,. aa1azS laeHA tnear agsnL refer
ana sSnsf7n van &c santsr
- 49,. -. M.'o - = tedaIssex. GA Jsaas-
49,. ~LS :. 49,, ouIzOWsu sise-se Ifvsn me-
- 1 = t1e as1saEe18iy oaSnodox rate
pr cent month. ana gave
- ~ = e<'at.ea HS'a lkd&o On
- llossss..ss<o ts'oas ai'u Hss Wasoh anu
- -. = DauAas DAN sne ih-
-. ~ = ioss' - sAt
-. - 1890 s ln anose sven snontns
80 49,, - = = -. ol'. ~ iAo I1nei.
- s-Aa =. AIM ..as ns.'
=. - -. Is'1a.l sse1 H. 1c
$50 $50 49, $500 ve1s As''as ~ Nasins
-. =. 49, 1l1a'aS - pas e's -
~. . -. s.l.
= - - J" = s'aAA ~ I,1s1aIssI -
60 49, as ws1lt -. % nea mouse
- 800 49, Ony ~ the
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1ns HILL gsrArE.
80 Over xieo. 600 and the Tsxss
Are Tanata.


Are Iaeata.
soassn annual account OF Alice s.
- ssssgsfix OF the will Of William C.
-. - aied IN this city August 20. 1889,
3 49, - . sas probate court yesterday.
fSs.. saat ssaee rendering her th4Us
- sEcouat the exeeutrix has received
go. :. sSs'uSse Of any balance az the
-, 1sAs rasa out and CHARGED up
q tire estate $s.nSTTs. and
ss new due her from the estate
- snsFe remains OF the rcas eS-
-. 3. y asisa'aori &c aeres plated Ia
~ !. sssTts ard the norsh Aalf OF ,hs .
y - - s'sFsa's plat. a tract saxsa feet
-. - hili addition. and various
~ -. !. property. A fsart Of the estate
~. rs.ssa before tire supreme court
(3S. sa States In the consolidated
y Hils vs. Messasiey ct al. In
|5ln 8. SO tae cross ssist Of NeSor.sy
- = aili. 10 have fhe latter .se,,,s yAs
-. - another Fart IS before tha
A. ss1sss 9 Washington in tha case
- = IL. Htsl The debt oe the estate.
10 sssSa aOe TIE exeeusrtx ara
1nl,sr - ahssaats ~ ssns. 81. The ex-
-. s4es that the taxes fer fSat are
~ - sAs shas properly has hs.n
e11sz - sse law fer the same. bu, the
- - sos seea ahle 10 pay 1t nor the
| n. sosasy taxes fer sSS
- sAss further that ouin~ ia
- strsnseusy there il
Ter real estate. and
~ Il ret Ia litigation
~. a. al IL wosalSa be-
~. @sFIsee, Tie exeeasrsx pyass
- y DE oessTt as to the best
~ ssssseesf 10 hrsnr ahaat the
IA administration es sae es-
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mayar Dow calied Refare she Court

mayar Dow Gated Refore the Court.
The Judgment Of J. f. Thornton against
the city Of Ballard for $sss still remains
unsassstied. Matthew Dow. tho mayor.
having refused TO isyae a warrant for
the amount. In the superior court yes
terssay Thornton secured an order that
Dew either issue the warrant or appear
January &c and show cause why be should
not be punished for his refusal. The crit
concerns the Improvement OF one Of the
highways.
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Thomas III. WTson. whose father. Sol
oman III. Wilson. died ct Gilman Octo-
Der %. 1893. yesterday pesitboned for let
tiers OF administration OF the estate. 1t
consists Of $4,000 balance due on prom
issory notes executed to deceased by Rob-
ert c. and Cora c. Wilson. payment Sc
cured by mortgage on the south half OF
the southeast quarter OF section 20. and
the north haif OF the northeast quarter
OF section .. township "a. range 9. Tha
hekrs are the widow. Sarah A. Wilson,
now q years old. and her children. Molne
RIffei. or Elliot: Rebscca A. Tibbetts. Of
Gilman; Ssvilla FurneA. OF Seattle;
Michael Wilson. Of O'BrLsn: Robert r..
Wilson, Of Gilman. and Thomas II. VIII
son, Of Seattle.
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q pank xnr PAID ron.

- Bscw sriss Find It Hard
- QsaIecs FIFTY Fer Cent.
4 - esp<rior court yesterday the Fan
Efewerfes. limited. sned II. J.
~ St iossss, alleged to be due for
= = claimed that October /. 1894.
- 3 ncos, OF this city. entered
eaHfrsrt with the brewing company
~ Rops was made the Seattle agent
sNe ytefs Ut the Fredericksburg beer.
~ 20 Be shipped In 60 to 60 barrel
- paid for In thirty days from
smp:nent. Roos as principal and
knzpe ~ surety gave a 5000 bond
hitheui performances OF the con-
sanctioned that goas use every
z!.. ~ EFFORT To dispose or the beer
e'ilgsfcs to comply with the con-
TIE contract had been entered
= Alleged r,sat Roos received large
A. lsles q the beer. some OF which he
"a me remainder he mortgsged 10
4. X. II ueFs =. u R0os. who Is now being
lne Son II Ii said. paid for only a
Ss. sxaen OF the beer. and on January
owed The rcwing company a.
FT'or to that date the manager Of
fieaFickshurg department OF the
q. y toa eaiIse to this city to fnvesti-
pecuniary standing OF Roos ard
~ ssN 1oF ne purpose OF collecting the
g iefetns a settlement. About the
s'sne tso ccrporation applied TO z
~ I. 2 sssist his son. with the result
n % s3sner offered to release in favor
eapsny 3 mortgage he held on
so'ssi property OF his son. The
saefeupon agreed to settle Tor
y % the dollar. and te,erranhea 10
s : s,ssss and the offer was accepted by
~ No part. however. has been
Ss :. 80 lnasfaeaf Is asked In Sl.4ot.ss,
g z SsSsA rs per agreement.
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1Asy na1a : r~ae $500 -.
Iaunnns,. " -
HOES are xcnd = $3.50. =.
III pnrtacssisr 40 49,. -. - ~ =
Afo patch rnv - - -
20 satisfy : porcin. ..,.,.sss - 8. 1as e.oft
I'D TO ! ivsr,st - s.s. -. - s. - .ect
tsos court there 80 - - = 20 jus
xon -, 49, -. - mex q ease hrss
pcfatoes -. $500. - -. neF g tne
pertor cosrs. - s su-
A transcrtr.< - -. ...
James And~r~c, -. 3.
recover So 1890 49, - 100 .
Committed ~ - 49,. - 8 a.ase oeen
uzon Ansesrs.,,. $50. :. Z. 49, osseEson'
tossr -. ,..-.s.s. "a ~
IN open corr -. 80. - veeDaIiy
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DELAY ENDED.
ussoaT IS on TRIAL.


p <he state VS.. 6aurue1 B.
Sweed with being q purity to
Sssssrs assault on Peter Lees
- vas taken up IA Judge
- yestexx1ay. The a<tor-
- 81 every turn. interpreting
- oa,ieesnns, and the trial
=, drag is weary kngtn
= |. uace set at the pru1x3i-
s'lnatfon fn che municipal
1u(lxe Hasmes xuzrunar5sy
q 8.s'.n 9 d1lsaory pe,,cees1angs. II
5|sS : week Tor Judge Glasgow
- 11,at me accused should be
r, s. me superior cossrf, and
- dine every possttze plaase
- xus sx,sse over.
fuxpes more than oryce grew
ara cs1llstd upAa the at
-. ..mxssed.,' He made his
S6roke at faci15taafng business
- afternoon durissx me cx-
Officer Powers, who helVed
lrtxk - a11o41t ( O'Clock On the
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4 DEAF PosrMAsrER.
And How He was Cured by Electricity
in TWENTY Minutes.

And How he was Cured by Electricity
In Twe nty Minutes.
Editor Of the Post-Intelligencer: Please
publish the following for the benefit Of
thousands who are deaf: For about taree
years I have been gradually growing
deaf. until the past six months could
scarcely hear. in one ear. DR.. Darrin has
cured me with electricity and a slight OPP
Grafton. The cure was performed In
twenty minutes. My hearing Is SO acute
now that any noise is almost painful /
consider the cure one OF tho greatest
results OF electricity on record am
postmaster and druggist at Tenino. Wn..
and can be referred to-
T. J. MCCLELLAN.
One OF the Drs. Darrdn Is permanently
located at Hotel chilberg, Tacoma. while
the other will be Mt Hotel Anterior.
North Yakima, January II to q.
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The nsehncl1pIy spectacle OF an insane
deaf mute who continually talks to him
self BY means Of the deaf ana dumb
alphabet was afforded in Judge Iangley's
court yesterday The unfortunate Was
Frank L. Perry. . printer, % years OF
age, who has lived near Green Lake. Has
mind was stricken first about q month
ago and thA naaaady has been arcreasspg
ever since.
Perry imagmes that everyone IL maxi
Ing fun at him, and at times he throws
himself into . violent rage. and yens
and screams He has threatened TO kali
his mother and sister. The direct cause
OF tlss attack Is thought to be tncessant
brocaing over his being deaf and dumb.
ana his INABILITY to obtain work He
had q number OF epiieptic seizures when
not quite year old. Until the recent
attack. which Is classed as mesanchoiza,
he was always quiet and temperate.
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Tho sale OF real estate OF tho Sack
man-Taalips Investment Company. to
satisfy Judgment for So. 2oe.s5. held by
the Solscitors' Loan & Trust Company,
has been confirmed by the superior
court. Tho property Was sold in one par
cei and was bid In by the Judgment
creditor. 1t comprises an undivided Ss-los
interest In the entire rersat OF Twelfth
avenue ad1ssion. tract In w. N. Bells
donation claim, about 4iex3.oo0 feet
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The Key to the Situation

-if you suffer from Sick or Bill
ious Headache, Constipation.
Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, or
any arrangement Of the stomach,
liver and bowels--is DR.. Piercc's
Pleasant Pellets. Mildly aud
gently, but thoroughly and eff.
fectively, they cleanse, renovate
md rAcrf11afa the nssffral sssrrfx..ss
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Ewrgssr= lay 'r snrrtv far smekf n.
Tbs grocery sture OF H. schussler. on
Second avsmue and State street, Ballard.
was on Sunday night entered by bur
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New beginners should use half the
quantity OF Or. Prices 10 do ssN sane
work as Of any other baking powder.
It's absolutely pure.
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NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND

--the bad habits and
early vices of young
men and their dis
astrous consequent
ces. Young men
and old men, those
who suffer from
nervous debility and
exhaustion. the
wasting away Of the
vital strength and
power from hidden
drains or iIitemper-
ate habits can readi-
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e sfsss a.s.s.meas rnvaasa.
- ea * fhe supsen.e court
1N tae leves eesr< In rese~-
seasA TselsA street essess-
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Marshal ]. Il Heimes. OF OSsawau0Gfaze.
KAN, surprised burglars rohhing the poss-
Office Sunday morning. The r0bbers es-
capped
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Gessler's Magic Headache Waters guar
antced by druggists everywhere
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sae Perfection of evnry excellence.
2 -, s Baking Powder. because s,.s
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-24

yield ID the United States. Australasia,
Russia Africa, india, and the Guianas
ln $780, was slooli5, 200; 1891, s1lo,sl4,ioo;
ises, a2s, 400; 1898 sis5,4sssoo- The
total production Of the world for 1898
was ti6s,522,Ooo
The New York Times opens an in
teresting article on the Increased gold
production with the repark:
grho fates and figures are against
the free silver coinage croakers who
attribute to the scarcity Of gold the
commercial and agricultural depression
from which the world is suffering"
The Times is quite right 50 far as it
goes, but It does not seem to strike the
greater matter in this connection, and
that is the fact that the marked in
crease Of the gold supply will have the
tendency to depreciate gold and ap-
.preciate silver. The way to sustain sill
YER therefore, is not to force It into
the mints, but to mine gold More
than this, the cheapening Of gold will
tighten the burden Of debts, make
easier the payment of interest on all
bonds, individual, municipal, state anc
national, and give a golden boom tC
the business of the world exceeding
the splendid and memorable California
experience.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-24

The reports from the southwestern
part Of Nebraska leave no room for
doubt that great deal Of suffering
exists there. Several thousands Of in
dustrious and deserving people have
been reduced to poverty by the failure
Of their crops, and lack Of employment
to make a living. The destltution is
general and there are no means Of To-
cal relief. the country being new and
the settlers all alike dependent upon
the products Of their farms. 1t Is i'm.
possible to borrow money on real estate
or to obtain food and clothing on
credit under such circumstances, and
SO there is no course left but that Of
an appeal to charity Some very pa.
thetic stories have been told Of the
experiences of individuals and families
In averting starvation, sucn as suDsist
Ing upon Wild herbs and the refuse Of
the barnyard. The more fortunate To-
caiities Of the state are doing what
they can to alleviate the distress, and
the Legislature is expected to make an
appropriation for that purpose; but the
measure Of want is such that outside
assistance is needed to carry the suf-
ferers through the winter and enable
them to retain their homes and plant
another crop.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-24

Whatever may be said for or against
any candidate for United States sen.
ator now before the Legislature, the
Astorian believes with Mr. Fulton, as
Chat gentleman is reported in an inter
view published in the Evening News,
Of this city. a few days ago, "a refusal
to abide by the (caucus) decree is much
the same kind OF politics as a man go.
Ing outside to defeat the regular con-
ventIon nominee of his party" And,
as Mr.. Fulton further added, we be-
lieve In making fair fight, and then
abiding by the decision Without cavil
or abuse"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-24

Senator Doph may be cold and un-
sympathetic. He may even be guilty
as his enemies say, OF wearing gray
beard and having some sort Of an i'm
pedlment in his sight, but there is one
thing to be said in his favor which
ought to win for him the warm and
support of every unbiased
and independent Republican in the Ore
gon Legislature. viz; The significant
fact that he Is opposed In his senatorial
contest by every Democratic and Popu-
list newspaper in the state.
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NOTICE.

Astoria, Oregon, November 2S, 1894
Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigned, administrator Of the estate
OF James p. Metz, deceased, have filed
in the County Court of the State Of
oregon for Clatsop County, my final
account as such administrator, and the
anne ha~ been by said court set for
hearing Wednesday, January 9th, 1896,
II the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. at court
house Mt Astoria, Or All persons inter-
asted therein are hereby notified to then
ind there appear and show cause If
any why the said account be not al
lowed. and the administrator discharg-
ed. JAMES. w. HARE,
Administrator
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-24

The TRADE Of small personal abuse
to which Senator Dolph has been sub
jected during the present campaign
has had the effect Of making many
friends for him among those who have
heretofore occupied position Of in
dliierence and even felt some degree
of prejudice toward him.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-24

Judge Moore, Of the supreme court
who has so far received most of the
votes Of the boilers from the late legis-
iatlvc caucus. is one Of the most stall
wart Republicans IN the state He Is
Of sootoh-Irlsh descent, a self-made
man, and Is said to be a warm personal
friend Of Senator Dolph and in entire
harmony with Mr.. Dolph's Views on
the money question,
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ApM1NIsrRAToR,s NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that 1 have
been duly appointed administrator Of
he estate OF James Taylor, deceased.
All persons having claims against said
state are requested to present the
isme to me, duly verified, within sIA
months from the date Of this notice.
md all persons indebted to said estate
arc requested to pay the amount of
such indebtedness to me.
Dated at Astoria, Oregon, this 18th
lay Of December, 1894.
%. A. TAYLOR.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that have
been duly appointed administrator OF
The estate of Esther Taylor, deceased,
All persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present the
same to me, duly verified, within six
months from the date Of this ndtlcej
and all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to pay the amount OF
such Indebtedness to me.
Dated at Astoria, Oregon, this 18Th
day Of December, 1894.
e. A. TAYLOR.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-24

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