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Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-08-09
PETERS, ABNORMAL MOUTH.

Somebody should muzzle Senator PEI.
fer, the Kansas Populist leader. "The
silver agitation is dying out" say the
gold trust newspapers, and this innocent
son of the Kansas prairies says, "Yes;
shafts so," and 80 the eastern newspapers
take up the refrain again and use the idle
mouthings of this guileless political fakir
as a western Endorsement of their lying
declaration, "the silver agitation is dying
out"
Oh, if we had stuffed club and an able
bodied New Mexico miner now at Staten
Island to do our bidding, we'd twist PEI
fers lower Jaw to an extent that would
give him something practical to think
over till the campaign of '96 was well
under way.
Let's see if it is "dying out in the west"
At this writing the voters of Missouri,
Illinois, Texas and Iowa are more deeply
absorbed in the discussion of free coinage
than ever they have been. In Colorado
the Populists, Republicans and Dem
ocrats have laid aside all political differ
ences and gone into one harmonious BIZ
metallic union, and throughout the whole
west and south tho same evidences of
zeal and esrnestness in behalf of good
cause are apparent, and it is equally 40
apparent therefore that either Senator
Peffer's personal observations are as mar
row as his political tenets or that he has
no computations about being written
down a very careless liar.
Now, let's us look at the east-aye, let's
10 right down TO New York state. Is
the free coinage sentiment "dying out"
thereI
The New York Mercury is taking vote
ON this very question. 1t says that since
the closing Of the polls on the vote on
free silver, Saturday, July 81, at p. M,
3,sl7 more votes we're received up to
Monday, July 20, at 6 p. M, of which only
173 were against free coinage at the ratio
of 1e to L. This, added to the vote as
then given, makes 36,7l6 yes, against
1856 uo-s total OF 1852.
Senator PETERS constituency-there
are are q few Of his disciples alleged to
be vet at large in New Mexico-had
better call him home and give him fresh
instructions.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-08-09

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND writes to friend
that he is the "contented and happy
father of three girls" Lets see. The
president will be 50 years on the 18th of
next March. 1t is doubtful whether he
will ever be able personally to realize the
contentment aud qnletude incident to
being the father of three boys.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-08-09
Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
John 8. Thompson No. 1888.
vs.. Chancery.
Sandia Mining & Smelling Dist Court,
Co., ct al. 70. Santa re
all parties having claims against Alex
ander Rogers, as custodian, appointed on
September l, 1894, in the above stated
case, are hereby notified that under an
order signed on June 2S, 1895, by the
Hon N. B. Laughlin, judge of the 1st judi
cial district of New Mexico, all such
claims are to be presented to the under
signed SPECIAL master who shall examine
same ard report TO the court. This is,
therefore, to notify all creditors that the
undersigned shall on Thursday, August
Is, 1895, at 2 O'Clock p. M, at his Office in
the city OF Santa Fe, N. NJ, take proofs
upon all accounts filed with him on or
before that date.
VIM. H. Pore,
Special Master in Chancery.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, August 8, 1896.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-08-09
FRIDAY. AUGUST 9.

JUDGING from some recent and very
pointed hints on the subject, the Chinese
have no use for Christian missionaries.
What's the matter with these Christians
just quietly moving away and leaving the
missionary business In China exclusively
to the Japs?
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-08-09
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm of
Wagner 4 Haffner has been dissolved by
mutual consent, Mr.. Wagner buying out
his partners interest. He pays all debts
Of the old firm and collects all accounts.
CHAs. WAGNER,
L. HAFrNER.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-08-09

eS>The New MEXICAN is the oldest news
paner in New Mexico. 1t is sent to every
Post Office il the Territory and has large
Eld growing circulation among the inteli-
gent aud progressive people of the south
west
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-08-09
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.

All contracts and bills for advertising pay.
aaia monthly.
all communication intended for publica-
ton must be accompanied by the writer's
aare and adtress-not for pnbication-but
as evidence of good faith, and should be ad
dressed to The Editor Letters pertaining to
business should be addressed
NEW MEXICAN Printing Co.,
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24
Black Henriettas.

Styles may come and go, but the
soft, clinging Black Henrietta still re-
mains.
37,ac. Jet-Black Henrietta, yard-wide. CSC.
COO. Jet-Black Henrietta. yard-wlde. BIC.
zoe. Jet-Black Henrietta, high iustre,
sllk-hnish, 80 inches wide. ..........5oc.
Prestley 81 Jet-Black 4o-lnch-wids Silk
Warp Henrietta, special value......75c.
Wash Dress Fabrics.
Gutter ideas, wittier weaves, more de-
lightful color plays, and all cheaper
than ever before.
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THIS WEEK IT is SILKS.

Original Kai-Kai japanese Wash SILKS
IN newest designs ut -Jc. per yard no
seconds IN TINS lot. but the same Puahty
that sold last year a. zoe.
Newest striped Taifctas, with jacquatu
figures, at JJc.; not the marrow l-lncn
goods sold at the price elsewhere put
these are inches wider and ~ per cent.
Giace-Flgurei Taretas in iridescent
effects at Sc: sold elsewhere at sc
Another and heavier quality or Giacc
Taffeta in special designs a. o0c.; V@Iue
The very latest Black-Ground Taffetass.
with neat. small figures IN Ked, olI-
Rose. Blue. Gold. or Greeu-our price ohly
SOc-eVerywhere else they bring $l.-J' .
Hich-Grade Persian brocades At 81
These are the great novelties or the sea-
Special value in Black Satin .Duchesse
nj n finish. all silk, and very heavy. at
75c.-formorly SIS quality.
When We advertise bargains we never
greet YOU with the phrase-"Just sold
out" II they were not In stock we
wouldn't talk about them.
SHEETINGS By THE CASE.
Remnants Of Bleached sheetngs made
nv The Utica Mills under the brand
Mohawk Valley. 81 at he, worth 2Oc.;
10 NJ i6c worth pc.
remnants OF Genuine Utica Bleachea
SneCf.ngs. G-f ri l2c.. worth 1Sc.; lO-i
at lSc., worth &c. Pieces run to ~
yards. w.,
40 inches wide, al lOc.; equal to any -Vc'
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;G!ggIs Mgggis
TO- MORROW
WE WILL
Offer Specialties

In Silks for Skirt Lengths Black crepons
Wash Goods Laes Boys Clothing in ost Popular and Novel
Fances do not know what low tariff
these prices will effectuaIly demonstrate it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24

I A Good ~ Bleached at 4s-4c.
Berkley Cambria. 6 SAC.
Lonsdale Cambria s l-3c.
a good "A Fine Brown Cotton at 1-2c,
a good Brown Cotton at 3 1-2c.
Utica sheeting,. the genuine article. at
UnbIeached sheetings. full width, at
Remnants of Unbeached Heavy starke
Drill at sc.
Shifting prints at 3, 3 IL, and &c
Merrimack Percales at Sc. regular price,
u l-2c.
Percales at 6. 6l-2 and 7c.-all fast
Cotton Diapers at 10, As, 80. IS. and 6Oc.
for a full piece OF 10 yards.
Dress Innings in all colors at &c. yard.
Hair Cloth 10th" at It z i L a" worth a5c.
Corset Jeans at 3. 8, and Sc. for the best.
Black. White. and Gray Leno at SC.
49,, regular price, l0c.
$50 pieces Of the best American Indigo
Prints at ( l-2c; worth S l-3c.
Baby Caps "a new line). from l5c. TO $50
great bargains.
NOTIONS, SMALL WARES. ETC.
Buttermilk Soap, the best article, &C. n
cake; or loo. boX-three cakes.
Sewing Machine Oh at lc. for bottle
selling elsewhere at iOc.
Bay Rum at &c. for a 25c. bottle.
Toilet Paper at 4, 8, and &C. package
or roll.
CutIcura Soap at 15c.
Palm Soap, &c. cake.
Mccormick Glue at &c. q bottle, worth i0c.
Whalebones at g. s. and &c. per dozen.
Colgate'S Naselne at Sc, worth l0c.
Ammonia, large bottles. al 7c.. sold for
l5c.
Note-Paper In boxes and by the pound
at 5. 6. 8. 10, and re. per box
Beading at 4. 8. s. Z. and SC. per dozen.
HOSIERY, HOSIERY!
Children's Regular-Made Black Hose at
y l-2c. reduced from Csc
Ladies' Regular Made Hose for Il lie
pc. article
MATTINGs MATTINGS
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS. RUGS. ETC.
We have just received our new importa-
ton OF Mattngs-all new designs.
A 40c. Seamless COttOn-Warp Mating
at 2oc
a 3sc. Mating at ljc
CSC. Mating at Il l-2c.
20c Mating ut Zoe.
Floor Oll-Cloths at %, y. 90, and CSC.
These are new goods and new patterns
Our stock of Carpets and Rugs to be
closed out regardless of cost or value.
Window Shades, all colors and lengths,
at one half the former prices.
COME EARLY TO THIS SLAUGHTER
SALE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24

NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS
Crepons in Black and COlors. from eSc.
o pieces more Of 3G-inch All-wool. Serge
at &c. in Black and Colors, former
% pieces Of Cheviot sui,ing. 20 Inches
wide. all colors, at 26c.; former price,
A &c. new style Dress Goods at the
q rGeC1as OF All-Wool Novelties. i'm
ported to be sold at Occur price &C &C
In ported Novelties at 80, 81, %, Sc''
and Als worth d double l ek' the mPney
storm, and Plain Serges, Henriettas'
Fancy Stripes. Hortense Cloth, etc,
etc.-at slaughter prices ,~ - ~
Black Cloth for capes at 20 w. 49,,
and S2-reduced to one half the FORMER
JAPANESE GOLDEN DRAPERY...4e
new pieces Just opened at IL l-2c.;
former price, 2Sc.
SILKSl SILKSl SlLhSl
65 pieces OF new Kai-Kai Wash Silks at
wash silks at g and 45c.; worth 80 and
Checked and Striped Taffeta silks; large
new stock, at 48. 81. and 1oc.; worth
double the money.
Black China Silks at %, AZ, ana 5cc'' re-
duced from 80. 7jc.. and 81.
Black Peau de Sol at soc; worth S.z9.
Black Figured Corded Taheta at NC
SIX Waists at $3.50, 50, $50, and fire
duced prices. , ,.u.
Lawn. and Dimities at a. CO. 20. %c.'
and N-an new goods. $50 AZ and
Black Moreen for skirts AZ - IL, 90 anu
5oc-prces elsewhere, 20, %, and 81 l-Zc:
Satin dc Leon for skirts ana innings at
q 1-2c.; worth 65c.
WASH GOODS OF ALL KINDS
AT
SLAUGHTER-SALE PRICES.
New Crepons and Seersuckers at TIC
selling elsewhere at IL l-2c:
Our BUYERS were lucky In securing
FIFTEEN CASES OF REMNANTS
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS 10 De
sold at one half OF the present 10"
Our CENTRE COUNTERS will be nIled
with these goods. FIRST COME
FIRST SERVED. .-
NOW is YOUR TINE TO BUY CHEAP
REMNANTS for shirt-waists ana
skirts. ~,
SEPARATED SKIRTS to be shown Mon-
day morning at slaughter prices
DOMESTICS.
Rarker A Bleached Cotton at 5-Sc.
Androscoggin Al Bleached Cotton az
I,onsdale A. Bleached Cotton at &c.
Fruit OF the Loom IA Bleachcd Cotton
at lac.
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All shades of silk Velvet at SOC.

\ III kniueS Oh NIlh NCiNtt "p Wv
n yard.
The y l-2c. grade Figured and Striped
Duck. in very pretty patterns Lie d
yard.
SILKS.
Whether YOU want silks for waists or
Dresses YOU can be suited ana piease9
here Our Wash-Silks are SILKS thdl
wash. they are certainly pretty
Hundreds Of styles IN striped and Figured
Very stylish An-snk Tafeta, in stripes
and checks, 39c. e.,,,--
10 sivles Small Figured Changeable-Silks,
in Dark, Medium. ana Light Colorings'
Here's the acme Of SILK bargains. Pure
Snk-THfetas. solid color. in Garnet
Gray. Blustte. Rose. Cardinal. POSI-
lively $50 quality. for &c. yard.
Black-Snk TaTeta SOC. yarf.
Stripcd Taneta-Silks. that you are asked
10 ard sc. for often, here at osc. yard
NEW IDEA PAPER PATTERNS.
Papcr Patterns Of any kind Of garment
for ladies'. chll1rens. ana mems wear;
FOR nc Below are two styles selected
at random:
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Little Boys Clothing.
A finer. choicer, brighter stock cannot
be found.
In Suits for boys. 3 to 8 years. we
Offer.

Blue Flannel Blouse, embroidered anchor
on deep sailor collar. cheap at s., ms
week fOf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .''.''''': ~
$3.50 Gray-MiXed Reefer-Suit, deep sailor
collar, braided ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS loV
$3.50 Gray Pn-Check or Tan Diagonal
All-WOOl CEeviot Reefer-Suits, deep
sailor collar, braided ...........,....S s. %
Fancy Gray Fauntleroy braided front
and sleeves .........,...... %. .fl.-9
Gray-and-Red-M Mixed Pn-Check Ioulve.
fancy braided lapel from collar 70
bottom. braided sleeves .............SLi5
Cray-Flauuel Junior, braided, sailor COLI
lar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ''' 90. 20
Gray Cashmere Zoua}e. braided front 81
Tan or Brown Fauntler0ys, lape! braid
Brown or Grav-Mlxed Al-Wool Cassl-
mere Fauntleroys. some with deep,
braided sailor collars. ss'id blue
Atwood serge. satin-lapel, Tuxedo ef-
feet. fancy silver buckle on pants. $50
In Suits for boys, to 10 years, dou-
bic breasted.
Blue Flannel, worth $3.50. exception
Ndtues s..ss.ss..s.s.ss-.s. ...s.s..s.s... ~
s. ~ Gray end Black Pln-Check ~
$3.50 Tan Diagonal Wool Mixed Cheviot
a. "a
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Wool Dress Fabrics
for street costumes or skirt lengths.

Jlc. All-W DOL CO verts. brown
mixed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "'c' Sii"
75c. Nayy-Blue Vale Diagonals.5Oc. yard
81 Imported Maltese Cloth. Mvy-Blue.
IL yards vide new weave) Sc. yard.
75c. and 81 Wool Checks and Cash
S7i2c. Yard-Wide Wool Serges. PC. yard.
75c. Smooth and Rough-Finish Serges,
As inches wide ...............5oc. yard.
7jc. Granite Suitings. 45 inches
wide ..........................JO SOC. yard.
81 Silk-and-WoOl Mixed French Checks.
Black, Blue. Green. Gray, and Gar
net, with White Combinations,
......... ......................,.'o yard.
7jc. Self-Colored Fancy Weaves. all the
new striking spring shades .5Oc. yard.
2jc. Neat-Figured Suitings. Illuminated
effects in the best colors.. .i2isc. yard.
zoe. Au-Wool Serges. ali colors. - inches
wide ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..9t &c !lit'
zoe. ATWOOD Fancy Cheviots. 39c. yard.
39c Illuminated Wool POplins and Chev-
lots, all shades .............,.zoc. YARD.
59c. Scotch-Cheyiot, In very pretty e.
75c. Silk-and-Wool Poplins, two-toned
motted effects. very tony ..50c. yard.
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EXCURSIONS.

S.n,Sn ToUB TO EUROPE
U For:y-thrss Days. sxoV s.t,zer.and.
Visiting England, FF aassislum. he!ls.9gas
Germany. the kns ans ItsYy: also a.
2 2os;R ' To HOLY LAND s man 4. svSs~
aries Edwin Jones', ~ ma ~
brooklyn. -. ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24

MAVHTINGS! MATTINGS!.
bicycles ! BlCYCLESl
n REPAIRING.

A suggestion TO bleyele-ridsrs: Don't
have yoy leg pulled BY the so-calied
b,oycle-rek,rer but bring your wheel to
Ieonard's 8, sos east Nam street. and have
YOUR tire patched and cemented on rim
for 80 cents. spokes. tangents. direct or
cold-swaged or piano-wire put In steel or
wood rims for &c. each. Hubs. spohes
,,,nles. Tires Of al makes. Copper
.,s,.d. nickel. ana brass rims $3.50 pair.
An wheels repaired fully guarantee
100 y. LEONARD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24
Nothing gives pleasure in business than to the
avdity with which patrons accept the bargains offer

! quality that can be had. Only 800 yards:
Ask for our prices on MattingS ana
RUGS.
Those who have watched our extra low
prices for the past three weeks on Cot
tons. Sheetings, Towels, and other things
needn't fear to come and ask for chance
t. buy them. We do not have a higher
price for tomorrow, as II We regretted
the low prices OF to-day
MORE SPECIALS, IN TOWELS.
An All-Linen Huck Towel. 40 inches
long, with hemmed ends. at l. lie; value
An All-Linen Huck Towel. 45 inches
long, extra weight, at lie; value 23c;
4 Superior Linen Huck Towel, IS inches
long, a Inches wide, very me ana hea%'
dc; value i0c. -
TWO SPECIALS IN HOSIERY.
% dozen Ladies' Hose, 20 los HermS-
d0rf dye, ~ gauge, double sOles. high
spliced heels. extra weight, and SILK
finish. imported TO sell a. 3Jc.. we VIII
sell them at &c per pair. and guarantee
them superior to any 2Jc. Hose In the
city.
Ribbed Hermsdorf dye. double knee. sizes
to la regular 2Jc. artce-our price
Tor this lot. l4c. per pair.
in our Dress-GOOds stock we show
full line OF Black Crepons In newest
weaves. from zoe 10 3 > per yard.
\ special purchase OF 36-inch Figured
Mohairs made TO sell at 25c. per yard
our price lie.
Dr6p-down prices apply 10 a large num-
Der OF articles al through our stock
goods that cannot be duplicated else
where except at much higher figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24

We guarantee them 10 ne as goor Is
any = 10 soc. Pattern made-in
word they are perfect-htt!ng.
The price IS loc.
We are selling thousands Of them. You
can only get them here.
Catalogue, containing entire stock of
patterns. Joe.
300 wards Of Cnbleached Drawers Jeans,
3-ic. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24
~ un,p,1uFn VALUES WILL Be SOLD AS LONG AS We HAVE THEM
20 pieces of Lovely ROb-ROy
DOuble-Width Plaid WOrsted

20 pieces Of Lovely ROb-ROy
DOuble-Width Plaid WOrsted
Goods, &c. "a yard.
100 yards OF Red and White Hamburg
- Edse, at ] 1-2c. yard.
Mems Laundered Percale Shirts, collars
attached, a variety OF designs. 55c'
each.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
separate skirts. made according 10 the
newest models:
Navy-Blue Serge, full length fun skirt.
Black and Blue Full Skirts, 81.
Black and Blue Full Skirts, n.5o
Crepon skirts, Satin skirts, Brocaded
SILK WAISTS.
The beautydom OF SILK Waists Is at the
pinnacle here. We show the largest
variety OF prettiest styles; large. full
sleeves. blouse effects. long effects.
We wish 10 call your attention to a
Waist. at $50 made Of best and most
desirable patterns Of Striped SILK, light
and dark patterns. perfect fitting.
Waists a any price up TO 80, only
one LETT Of those Light-Blu silk-and-
Satin-Stripe Crepon Evening Waists,
size 80. was $l2 $50 now g..
BABY-CARRIAGES.
Everybody says that we have the hand
soonest line OF Baby-CarriaEes In the
city. II is true All prices, from @.75
upwards We will sell on instruments
10 good parties.
MATTINGS.
You must he made acquainted with the
fact that we have the best and largest
lne OF MARKINGS in the South. at the
lowest prices:
l0c. for a First-Class Mating.
Some at 6. 8. and &c. though.
Seamless Extra-Grade Inserted Mattings,
i5C. yard.
Mattings at 10. q. and 34c.
CLOSING OUT CARPETS.
We shall close out our Carpets. 60. IL
you are in want Of Carpets or Rugs,
see what we are selling You shall
have them at prices less than the cost
Of manufacture.
OUR CIAJIHING DEPARTMENT.
FEW MENTIONINGS.
Boys Tan-Check Suits. ( to IL. 1913
Boys English Mixture Suits. 10 II. CSC.
Boys Gray-Mix;ure Suits. 4 20 II. $3.50.
Mems ATWOOD Tan-Check Suits, S.9S.
mems Gray All-WoOl Suits. $j.9S.
Boys Wash-Suts, sec.
'TTERMILK SOAP, cakes for &C.
Crepe Tissue Paper for Lamp Shades
lSc.. instead Of poe.
Ladies' Chemisette Collars-such as you
ray Y -l2c. for at cer;ain-hour sales-here
at &c.
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Observation-Disclosures
MITTELDORFER'S.
217 EAST BROAD STREET.
Prices Were Never So Low i!
VALUES WERE NEVER BETTER!

buyers just returned
and display MONDAY MORNING and during THIS
WEEK the largest stock BARGAINS EVERY DEPART
NENT levers in this city.
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beautiful silk and wool IuI''"
Hloc, Crcpon, 75c. !" II'''',o

Rlocl, CrcpOn, zoe. "a" -
e.- IN BIacn, F,."t.'
% II. .i-"'-' -.. lavender. lsh
'l."i'. ' yrtnW. 4.c. yai. u-.te,
... AZ I2 Ice. S!'''-
r..al.. I-'c yai"
...r.--. GOODS
4'- ....,,, mr. now Dress
y. .re sr'.-t ne r,vcr so large,
f - ',.,-..,v: he color
4. sHar t. ,.,f.t our prices
n Of I'D:
.., r. .I..rre. in Tan.
o. ..-.. .- G4rnet. Cardl-
rf ,trI
.r.ttG Iol-Eob Worst
= ...r. a.. &C. yard
-, roiv lovely! This
.f. ..-.....ns are often
..l 'NiI, ,.,'.ls D~par.m"nt.
i...t, -fF. Stifcn Robe
4 -I y.r1
.,.'.o. .,.ut ten styles
q. ,.,,, ~ lfs color
ir '.'.' '."'''''''s ~
..h. ,.,.,os ~ Dress
T. '.t"' y. coi1rjrgs
"t 81 ...,o, AZ inches
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-24
EIGHTEENTH STREET IMPROVE
MENT NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby gwen THAT the COM
mon council of the City of Astoria, Ore,
have determined TO improve 18th street
from the south line of Exchange street
to the north line of Grand Avenue, all
In the City of Astoria as laid out and
recorded by j. NJ Shively, by removing
all of the old structure now on said street
and driving piles, laying caps and string
ers and pGanlSing TO full width, includ-
ing sidewalks, through the Horthernnlost
800 feel. BY setting 1.-THE mud sills and
covering as above, through the next 80
feet sowyh and by grading and filling the
remaining 2i0 feet all to the established
grade, and building sidewalks, CUTTERS
and railing where necessary.
All Ito be done i'm accordance with plans
and specifications and ordinances in re-
latlon lhereto.
The lands and premises upon which the
special assessment shall be levied to de-
fray the cost and expense OF such i'm
proveme0t and the district embracing
said bands and premises be and THE same
are designated as follows. to wit: Com
menclng at the northwest corner of hot
3 in block 112 and running thence south
erly ON straight line 10 the southwt st
corner of lot 10 in block IA and thence
east on straight line to the southeast
corner of Tot 8 in block 13 and thence
ror.herly on straight line TO the
northeas. corner of said lot 9 and thence
easterly on a straight line TO the south
east CORNER Of lot In block IL, and
thence northerly on a straight line to the
northeast corner of said lot and thence
westerly on a straight line to the north
west corner of lot 8 in block 13 and thence
noruheriy on a straight line Ito the north
east corner of lot in block Ill and
thence westerly on a straight line TO the
pace of beginning, all in said part of said
city, and an lands and premises In said
district and not in amy street shall be
subject to such assessment.
Estimates of the expense OF such
improvements and plans and diagrams
of such work or Improvement and Of
the locality to be improved, have been
deposited by the City Surveyor with
the Audtor and Police judge for exam
lnation, and may be inspected at the
office of such officer.
AT the next regular meeting of the
common council, after the final publlca-
tion Of tins notice, towit: On Wednesday,
August I, 1896, at the hour of 7:S0 p. m,
at the City HAN, the sad council will
consider any objections to such Improve
ment being made, and If a remonstrance
against such Improvement, signed by per-
sons owning more than one-hah OF the
property In such district herein described,
and In which the SPECIAL assessment Is
to be levied, shall be filed with the Aus
ditor and Police Judge before the said
time of meeting of the common council,
no such Improvement or work shall be
ordered except by the concurrence OF all
the Counc-lmen elect.
BY order of the Common Council.
Attest: X. OSBURN,
Auditor and Police Judge,
Astoria Ililv 9D.h 1895
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-24
WHY RDsULrs ARE so UNEQUAL

In OetQber 1892, THE hast month before
the presidential election which turned
over Lie law maloing and executive pow
er TO tae Democratic party, the mills and
furnaces OF luhe country were fully EN-
ployed, and halntis were getung the best
wages. on the whole, they have ever re-
ceived. Home competition was 50 Wig
orouS THAT II had induced prices 80 con-
sumers In two years under the Republic
an unrlff-in aM iron hnu steel products,
Tor lnstance-lS per cent, and YET the
pnobas in manufacture were sufficient 70
encourage rapid extension OF the produc-
ing force. h, will not be denied that these
were conditions In the highest degree IA
vorab.e for uae wage-elrner, because
promising further development OF the
demand for labor to keep pace with the
increase In population and IN number OF
hands 20 be employed.
Nearly three years have passed, ana,
as all know, these have not been years
OF prosperity. The production has hsen
greyYfy reduced. and now, after months
OF rapid Improvement. swelled by the ac-
cumulQtion OF defwred work, Is not as
large. on che whole, as Il was IN 1882
The wages Of many ehousand hhnsls have
been raised, psathaps more generally IN
the iron aud stieea manufacture and the
supply of dts materials thaa tn other de-
partmenis. and jet they are by no means
up q the tavli Of 1852. Three years OF
Increase in populeaicn have brought more