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"llospec,fully submitted,
ORCHARD OLNEY,
Att0fuuy.9ruufal,n
CoFouoT's Inquest CuutiuucU-In.
sanity ana Suicide,

Corouor's Inquest Coutiuucd-In.
sanity ANA suicide,
San FUANuItCJ, April 1.-THE
Emanuel chufun murders are Etill the
main topic tor discussion Ia this city.
NOiWithalaniiug the fact that one or
two newspaper have tried anu con.
yiCted Theodore DuTsaut OF tuu frigut-
lul Crimtg, there seems ~ be- IL reaction
In favor ui tnu accused young man.
Vhu evidence w Tar produCuu against
him is purely cirCumsisutial, AMI
while the police say they have enough
evidence 10 Convict ten men, IL liz
doubtful " any jury would fluu Dur
raut guilty uulrs8 further conclusive
proof IL furnished.
the young medical student does not
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WASHINGTON, d, g., April H.
The state department has BY mo-
means abandoned tue cnHa OF o.. Cun.
sui Wallor WIN Ia now imprlsogel In
Madagascar unler sentence OF "a
French cour,-mattial, anu as coon ms
% has clmplotsI the preparation of
data supplied by the United * ates con.
ruls az Inmatayo und Port Luis. The
case will bee brought 10 tue attention Of
he French government by Embass..
dor EusIls, the release Of tue prlsoner
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tvrppny rnd demands '0r %, enforce
mcut sf Che sizty.ii usi article ul the
Berlin tho ty. The lower classes are
Issa unrrguL. I'M Iiflis especially they
an theufeIvCs uu with vaiEa anu go
about tho streets oigmnunr Tor IN Ar
mcuiau kup. As ibo time i"r TIE De- 70
utiOnsty uprising aura h., me
words OF the Armenian Catholic, NJ 70
khrimlfan, have an n4uui u. 70 IT,
canoe. "Armpnia Ia 10 sore utt't o.,
but her sutorings will soon be OF nh
tuJ.p
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Euo Hundred Insurgents on the war.
pNth

path
Sr. LOUIS AIrI li-A special 90
the HspWhs from Guthrie, o. T., says.
Courrus just arrived hero from rishi.
mingo, tho capital %. the Culckssaw
nation report chat battle D. raging
between Governor AuH.iy anu 900 iu-
surryClionis.s. .|E people have been
AI,Iul AMI ulEGl wounded, 800 llrrtUJFt
sage, nud great excitement prevails.
The CaurU n' IHH fr.I.iuls due o. bad
political blood, win Uu has long PIE.
vsduI tho tH.uEaH.w Hrat Of govern
monl, aud Which hls OE'sied since t4v
last session of lHD legislature. While
Brown, Iharlgs Brown aud Moan
AuGnl, who claimed 90 have ugu
duly elected EugI0l. Uf the milton, al.
lrgU that tho legislature acted Illegally
when It rejected their elaine 70 such
Uliggs,
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IugADELplItA, Apli o. Tx
Mayor William B. smtH, % tuis oily,
SECURED u verdict today o. sii, 900 dame
ages against iuu IWgvu1I IB editor
Colonel A. Is. Mcclure, Tor having
charged .ha. smith owed large sum
% m9uuyt LHu given bogus ClugAs and
He'd ftUm tIu Ci,y THIS afternoon be-.
fore The .liHl vu4U., Colonel Mcclure
caused r. rsusH..I .u yIl... hu hf. %
hul alu.o.sUl Judge Gordon Uu enc
charge taHt .U wut NOS bong treated
fairy by iU" uguf, AMI uiFu that bis
wltutsHta WUlu being buurI, DO then
tfvu,Ut,l hIf counsel Go withdraw
from the Gaze. Judge Gordon stated
that the court wac met sGowiug any
ipv0rl and directed tbg Ghts 10 pro.
gtuI,
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a Inp0n,sc Resident OF san Francisco
Sarcastic.

Sarcastic
-Aa FEANeHg., April ia Japa.
ness resident U. .HIs Cly suuJ. tho
following communication 90 local
lnpu3 "I gamu nOm tao iar uHst "a
tow months ug0i anu my purpose wsr
10 see what you OiyIIiEf4 nations were
doing. Since Arrived iu this city
um reading your valuable paper every
day, and 1 am much surprised because
murder b. Hu aimost uaiiy occurrence
"a THIS country. Besides thls there 10
robbery reverend uUctur iOhIiug,
clipping with other mems wives, etc,
etc. Such events nTg occurring every
Jay. ShoCEiul! Suurkiur! Murder
in a CHuruhl ghA1s awful, HwIu !
Where De- CiyIlzAuun3 Where &C. Chris.
uauityg Where % james Cfrulmau."
"r. b. lluuso send word 90 J. CTccl-
man that ho ought 10 be a little more
careful when hu aCcuseB other naIlOns
next tlmC."
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Point Venice Lace.

Assorted patterns ia Imitation Point
Venice Lace, iu dark, cream and snru,
iluch Wide ut Doc Inch wide a' zoe.
q. in. wilo %. loo. % igch wiIa "a. Ilg.
lplunh wide at ilryd.
Insertion Go match, 60 q .uchos wide,
lt Zoe sd,
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AZ zoe yd.

Iannyr Lawn, % new material, In now
aDUsUs, vAlaH l.u, now Joe go,
Bates grayua Syouuckogs, iu new 0oi.
u.uss rtulu, and checks, value lac at
.Ha ID.
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NEW I.E wu. Isss, Aphll7-
AL cotton mo- .....Ins OF TIME CITY
have uuarI r.r ..an.ulB OF wages a.
tArlr mills DO l.s rH.r.
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SUN INSURANCE COMPANY.


samH OF ....... H.# location. ... assure
h..E Iu...H| u. aE. FRANCISCO.
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Queen Insurance Company Of h7aiCa.


Same OF .HHuuE .uH location. U..r. o..
HIUhMJf iuN.fHE .. aHI...N
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~ the uriu,u advance ur VIII
leave the ,ouutry.

CALCUTTA April IA dispatch
from -mlU t1iuy Gays Umu Khan hls
informed SIR Robert Lowe, COM
Do audrr 1i the British cxpedl ton uI.
ygnung ON Cuitfal, that no tine British
advance any further he intends 40 nee
from the county. The BuiIrh l0ss in
The lighting un the PaulE0u river
was four KILLED anu tWuuiy.Ouo
Mumnl.l.
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sTNrL or HfI,surnr
INV IL - -----
rrUmruW uv JItN ID.
HrUftgFE'H H.I..

], Charlie. o.. tIna4TI.. Secretary OF tho Tor.
rIl0ry Of Utah, dU hereby r"rgfY That the allows
and foregoing DO iuIH uun aud correct COPY
of quo annual statement HI IHg General rauu.s
uuuy, OF 80 IoUI.t 'I". HH ln fny uflgo on tu0
Nth uay uf AurIi IrI.. 100 NH"lAurr NJ an GOT
relating iu ilfc insurance NupAuiet, approved
March ID, l-Ht.
Ia witness whereof UaEn gorounto cot my
maud and al.Arl Cue great FOal OF
lAEALl th0 IuulUu of ltau, ~ salt Lake
tly,thIa Hluuay ug April, no.
uIIAHIk- g. UouAEuh,
Secretary of q tnh Territory.
tEATtWTa a NsrLsWH, Agents, ll West
second sout b, salt Lake ClIl'
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Real Venetian Laces.

Largest RgfOr muut ever brought to
.his city ranging rom zoe mp, all AI one
llf regular va.a1,
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Guipurc Chantilly Lacos.

Very hno quality al -'lk GuIpure
thaul,ly LAGOS 100 tho new point pattern
i.iueh wide Of 900 yd.
% inch wide 40 sl' yd
inch wide a. H5 o sd.
inch Wide At -.oy so.
10 inch wlabptsl.al vi.
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AMERICAN CENTRAL INSURANCE CO


Samr of company .Hf location. AMERICAN
tINIE.I .tH.. .|..E .uurANI.EL
IH.#. N.H..Il.
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.AEIHrf m..f .nmr|r 900 ...ur ar Man
asu. u' lHu l.wurnE. a.H before Nulau
uI ..... 900 .tI H#..I.. ..H.|
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LaCGS 100.
,.-~ l.aCGS.

Our complete spring importntious are
now on sale, 80 effort Dr money has
been spared 10 gather for this season
NO most s"lgci aud comprehensive stock
ever shown Ia this city.
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Black Bourbon Laoes

Win go. Top, heavy pattern. Just tho
lhlur for eApo trimming, iuehes wid0,
ut -.H sd.
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Thinks the Next President VIII
be Republican.
WELL. M'klNLEY IS CHARMING"
German is ALI Right Even If He Was
Beaten-Quay Still
ON Top.

Pittsburg, Nov S.-"rhe results of the
election OF 1895 makes It almost certain
THAT the nominee OF the next Republican
national convention will be elected presi-
dent" said Senator Calvin S. Brice. The
defeated statesman said he was going to
New York. The senator continued:
"If the next president is not a Repub-
lican THE last election has at least added
very much 10 THE interest that he felt
In the Deliberations OF the Republican
convention
who will be nominated?"
We'll. Mr. Mckinley Is charming
gentleman, able, popular and probably as
magnetic ais any OF the candidates. The
people seem dissatisfied with the general
polity of the Democratic panty and no
local argument has amy effect on the ma
tfonal impulse. In Ohio we did our best,
but 1t was useless"
Tho reporter asked Senator Brice II
President Cleveland's pcticy was to blame
for the wholesale Democratic disaster.
The senator hesitated a moment, then
said; mo, l don't think Cleveland is to
be blamed personally for tine tidal wave,
still he will have to bear his share OF
blame as being part OF THE national
Organization leadership of the Democratic
party"
How about Gorman?"
"Gorman is all right. Your man Quay
was beaten worse than German was Cast
Tuesday and he seems to be doing pretty
WE'LL No, Senator German is no an
INFLATED and the man who thinks he is.
Is very badly misbai1en."
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THAT CUP RACE
Lord Dunraven Writes a Pam
phlet Explanation.
LONDON TIMES coMMENT'
Says There is Nothing to Induce
Englishmen to Challenge Again
-Valkyrie Best Boat.

London, Nov. s.-The Times this morn
ing publishes an extract, which ffls three
and a half cofumes. from pamphlet.
which the Earl of Dunraven Is just is
suing, giving complete history and ex>
PLANTATION, from his standpoint, of tho
Americas cup races Lord Dunraven's
statement concludes with Hhe following
language:
ION the whole, my belief Is that the
Defender Is The better OF the two vessele
on the reach, and the Vlalkyrte III Is the
better in turning to windward. We never
came on a run, owing to THE wind Shift
ing so much during the frst race, but as
running rs the V@llkyreis best point, and
seems to be the Defendere worst, judg-
ing by her sailing against THE Vigllant, L
consider ahe VallSyrie III THE better OF
the 1.-TWO ON the point OF sailing also"
Tho Tunes contains an editorial on Lord
Dunraven's statement which Says: "Al-
together the statement Contains nothing to
modify our previous Judgment or Ito In
duce Dngllshmen to challenge again"
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BRApsrRDETs REPORT.
Outlook Favorable for Good Trade the
Balance of November.

lew York, Nov. s.--BradsTeet's aomor-
row will says
The interruption to general trade
throughout the country, incident to the
election, has been emphasized by the un-
usually mild weather, which checks de-
mand foa clothing, heavy weight textilee
and other seasonable goods. Jobbers at
most Of the larger distributing centers
report that orders now received are large
ly of a filllng-dn character. Except for
iron, steel and cotton, the larger portion
OF advances in prices OF commodities re-
ported since March last have disappeared.
The early anttclpattons of continuous
advances in prices and demand this year,
the outgrowth of the activity OF two or
three months ago, have met with dlsap-
pointment But there 10 little reason for
reaction in sentiment by the many who
discuss business conditions. Every wave
of increased demand since the tide began
10 rise In March has resulted In net gain.
The sentiment of traders generally Is
that the outlook promises am active
spring trade and that the holiday season
will prove satisfactory.
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DuNs RDpoRr OF THE WEEK.
The H. C. Frick Company Controls The
Coke Plants.

New York, Nov. S.--R G. Dun & Com
pany's Weekly Review of Trade tomor-
row will say
1t has been broken week and just be.
fore and after elections in the most Inn
portant states operations rarely nave
much significance. business may be large
BY affected in time. but yet there are
scarcely any ldicatious what the effect
VIII be. The controlling pUwer at pres
ent 10 tine effort Ito adjust prices after
the remarkable rise of last summer IN
important materials and products, with
the struggle OF the great combinations
to prevent decline.
The purchase Of competing plants gives
the II. C. Frck Company the ownership
OF ,eSs out OF 1894 coke ovens in the
connellsvIlie region and practically the
control of more than 'tihree-quauters OF
them, and an advamce In the price Of
coke to 81 Is expected. as the Carnegie
Company has been buying 40 supplies Al
the low prices for mouths n advance.
Many wooten mills are closing TO walt
for orders. though tho demand - fairly
satisfactory for some dresuans goods ana
wogsteds. but prices Of most Qualities
Of wooIs are stiIi umcertain. for manufae-
4Urers DO not kno~ yet what they have
to meet.
Wheat falls back with great reluctance
ron lie summer rise OF % cents. but has
declined "a cents for the week. RAPID
marketing OF supplies Of wheat from Rus
ia and Areetnlnz and larger exports o.
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LADY LYTroN APPOINTED BY THE
QUEEN.

The late Owen Meredith was yet an
other example of the folly of a literary
mans engaging in any sort of specula-
tion. He died almost penniless, which
was the more curious when one remem-
bers what he must have made not only
with his pen but by his political appoint
ments, and what large amounts his
fathers prolific brain must have be-
queatlhed to this only child of his The
queen has appointed the Countess of
Lytton lady of the bedchamber In wait
Ing to the relief of all that unfortunate
PERSONS friends who were most anxious
as to her future, thus left unprovlded for.
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JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
Honored by the Dramatic Profession OF
America.

New York, Nov. s.-Nearly all OF the
prominent actors and theatrical managers
In New York were included In a company
OF 300 which assembled at the Garden
Theatre this afternoon to present to Jo-
seph Jefferson massive silver lovingcup,
the gtrt of more than 1000 members OF
the da,amatIe professton.
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THE COUNTY CENSUS
Assessor Gibbons Report Filed
With County Court.
Gains in Population Since 1890 are
Very Creditable- Statement Of
Products Is Made.

The reports fled yesterday by Assessor
Gibbons in the county court, giving the
census returns for cIatsop county con-
tain many interesting figures. A complete
comparison with tine census of 1890 IS
not mane as yet, but the increase in the
total population from 1O.O1s in 1890 to II los
is gratifying, considering that when the
census Of 1890 was taken there was a
large floating population counted in. The
following are some OF the more important
figures;
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PRoDUcTs.

Acres under cultivation. 1888; wool. lbs
! i.e2s; sheep, No., 5s2; horses. No., $685.
t1ogs, NO.. 9eS; mules. No., "a: cattle, No,
sSOs; wajent. bushels. 24e4; oats, bu., ssS2
barley. bu.. eO hay. tons. 7O7i; corn, bu.,
sOl; buster and clIeese ibs.. 1890; hops.
Dbs.. 1904; potatoes, bu., sS,45i; apples,
s2Oi; parms and prunes, bu, 600; salmon.
cases. $4,000; lumber. feet. 2O570.Ooo.
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THE HIGHEST PINNACLE
Ever Attained by a colored Man Award
ed ]. C. Matthews.

Albany. N. Y, Nov. s.--James C. Mat
rhewss cohored the recorder OF deeds in
Washington, d. c.. in President Cleve-
lands first administration, has been lected
Judge of the recorders court of this city,
which Office carries with 1t THE powers OF
a superior court judge. He was elected
on the Democratic ticket. 1t is tine high
est judicial office ever held by a man OF
his race in this country.
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They Lack Life

There are twines sold to fishermen
on the Columbia river that stand in
the same relationship to Marshall's
Twine as a wooden image does to the
human being-they lack strength-life
-evenness-and lasting qualities. Don't
fool yourself into the belief that other
twines besides Marshall's will do ''just
as WELL" They won't. They cannot.
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RosRBuRG CELEBRATES.
Salute Fired In Honor of Republican
Successes.

Roseburg, Or, Nov. s.-Tuhe inmates of
the Soldiers Home brought their bat
terry Ito commanding position overlook
ing Rossburg this afterenoou, In the pres
ence of a large gathering Of town people,
and fired salute of 20 guns in honor Of
the Republican success In THE recent elec-
tions in the East. After the sa.ute the
crowd called for Hort Binger Hermann,
who delivered an impa'omptu address.
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EUGENE v. DEBs.
Says There WIN Be No Strike on the
Great Northern.

Mllswulcee, Nov. S.-According to Eu-
gene v. Debs, president Of the A. r. u,
who Is now confined in the Woodstock
Jail, no strilOe has been declared on the
Great Northern system and none Is likely
to be declared. This statement is con.
TANNED in personal letter from Debs
WRITTEN in the Woodstock jail last night
and received by a prominent member OF
the order in this city today.
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,pBFnArDD BY TWELVE.
Proposition to Memorable Congress on
the Canal Question.

New York, Nov. S-Tne Society OF Ma
val Architects and Marine Engineers had
a warm discussion over the Nicaraguan
canal aIt today's session of its convention.
The question before the body was the
proposition OF presenting a memorial 10
congress Srom the society asking cavora-
BILE action on the Nicaragua canal projec,
under the auspices of an American com.
pany, and the proposition to present the
memorial was defeated by a vote Of 2
to is.
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NICARAGUA CANAL
Will be Built by New York and
London Money.
All Attempts to Secure Financial
Aid From the us. Government
Will be Abandoned.

Chicago Nov. S.-The Evening Post says
that the Nicaragua canal Is to be built,
that New York and LoDfon capital will
foot the bills, and American contractors
do the work.
1t is also said that Chicago engineers
and drainage canal contractors will have
The leading part In the construction.
Al attempts to secure financial aid from
ps government will be abandoned and
the matter prosecuted as a purely private
.rltenlrise.
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LAST BODY RpooYEREp.
From the Detroit Journal Building-The
Engineer Arrested.

Detroit Nov. s.-nhe body of James b.
Thomas was taken drom the wrecked
Journal building this evening. This is
the s7th body recovered and according
to the dist OF missing was the last body
lert in the wreck. Thomas M. Thompson.
the engineer of the building was arrested
this evening.
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oHuRcA sARvIcEs roMoRRow.

M, d. Ohurch-Morning subject "The
Needs of the World Fully Met" EVEN
Ing. Building with the Best Mater all"
Glass meeting at 1880 a. M; Sunday
school ait 1915 D. m. Epworth League
meets ait $3.50 p. m. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at 1890 The fine mu-
sical program forms an attractive fea-
ture In all the services OF this church.
Strangers welcome.
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THE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Nov. s.-Wheat-Spot, dull;
demand, poor; No. 2 red winter. IS Sd,
No. 2 red spring and Mol. Hard Manitoba,
lstcclps exhaucted; No. California, IS I'd;
London. Nov. s.--Hops-Pacihc Coast, e.
lbs.
Portland, Nov. s.--wheat, unchanged.
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ITALIANS AROUSED.
Two Portland FSrnls Fan with Money Be-
longing to Daborers.

Portland, Nov. S-The Dtslian colony is
aroused over the dailures of Arata ana
Demautina. Many of the laboring class
deposited their money with these firms
and 1t is now tied up. Threats OF ven
seance are heard II the money as not
Forthcoming.
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BY THE REVOLVER PASSAGE.

Washington, Nov. e-W. II. Colder, a
well dressed man, apparently Of some
neans, who came here recently from
San Francisco, shot and killed himself
this evening in a suaIteroom on the Steam
er Norfolk, Just before tt lert for the
city OF Norfolk, Va.
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BICYCLE RACES.


San Jose, Cal, Nov. S.-The National
Circuit bicycle meet opened this after
noon.
In the 2-5 mile and handicap. class
Earl Kiser. Dayton. o., CS5 yards) won;
Tom Cooper C25) second; J. NJ. Campbell,
Spokane (5) third; j. F. Saver GO OF
MultnomaIh Club, Portland, was second
In the first heat.
one-third mile, Class A--F. M. McFar-
land. San Jose. won; Harry Downing. San
Jose. second; v. Benson. San Jose, third.
Time, IS.
One mile. Class BE. c. Bald won; c.
NJ. Murphy second; c. s. Dells third.
Time 2:o1 rs.
One mile handicap, Class A-Hary
Downing (Scratch) won. Time, 2:13.
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NEz PERcEs LANDS.
Proclamation in THE Hands of 1.-The Prts-
ident

Washington, Nov. S.-Secretary Smith
today sent ITO the president drafts of the
proclamation opening the Nez Perces
lands to settlement. He suggests THAI
the opening OF the lands be fixed ten days
latter than the time at which he appends
his signature. This will give time for
the proclamation to reach the land offices
before the lands open to settlement.
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AT the Baptist church the following
subjects win be discussed. In the MORN
ing. christianity as am Investment, No.
O." In the evening, "Tlhe Model Preacher
and Preaching" Sunday school at 1918
and B. Y. p. U. ait $3.50 p. m. Bible study
and prayermeeuing Wednesday at 7:0O p,
M.
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ASTORIA, OREGON SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1885,

their hearts untrammelled would still
dondEy return to the Fort. Then we
stepped Off THE boat at Astoria, and were
ready for fields new and pastures green"
and to cry Next" in the way of an out
ing. LOUISE e. FRANCIS.
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corn from this country both tend to
lessen the future demand for American
wehaIt.
The failures for the week are 2SO in tho
United tsates against 2s1 last year. ana
40 in Canada against ~ last year.
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While Heppner has great adgantage
over Pendleton. says the Gazette. in be-
ing nearer to this trade, and on the line
Of the natural vut.et for fi1e biggest por-
ton OF the interior settlements, yet It
stands our people IN hand 10 zee that tie
roads leading to ttles city are kept in
good repair. Through the push Of PEN
dieton'S live business men the road lead
ing to mat place from Long Creek has
been made free and freighters and others
going Dver n Will In the future cave no
4oH 20 pay. Thls removes anoshsr bar
rier 70 Pen1leton'a getting trade that
riehffuIly belongs 70 Heppner.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-09
SILVER IN NpBRAsKA.

Omaha, Nov. s,-rhe silver men now
suggest THAT the silver question be sub
.lnlstcd ITO the aprimary election In Ne.
braslsa.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-09
STEAMER BURNED.

Lima, Peru, Nov. Sit Is reported that
the British steamer Mineral. loaded at
Payta with petroleum, for San Francisco.
HAS been burned.