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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-15
FLOWER BATTLE DETAILS.
Fire Department Will be in the Parade,
Police Volunteers Wanted.

Fire Department Will be in the Parade
Police Volunteers Wanted.
The Flower Battle association
met in the rooms of the Business
Mems club yesterday afternoon.
The time was occupied with
routine work, and only details were
developed. All the features OF the
battle have been decided upon at
previous meetings, and now it only
remains:to form the line Of march,
decorate the vehicles, and procure
flowers to throw.
The chairmen of the different
committees made perfunctory re-
ports and the general feeling was
one Of confidence in the scheme of
battle which has been elaborated
during the past month.
Handsome prizes have been
offered for the most artistic fea-
lures of each department,
All uniformed societies intend
ing to participate are requested to
report to Chief Marshal Karber
Immediately as he wishes to de-
termine the line of march.
All parties desiring to enter
pony and dog carts will communi-
cate with Mrs. Geo. Pfeuffer, while
those who have goat carts, etc, to
exhibit are requested to meet with
Miss Overton on Saturday at 1880
a. m. at her home, 32l Martin
street.
The fire department will be in
the parade, as per order Of the city
council. The council said nothing
Of decoration in It's order, to the
p rturbation of the ladies; but
Mrs. E. d. l.. Wickes and others
came to the relief of the committee,
which has now 500 at its disposal.
The mayor has notified the ladies
that il any parties will volunteer
to help protect the plaza dur
ing the procession and battle,
they can obtain commissions by
reporting to him. Otherwise the
mayor will be forced to appoint
special officers, which would entail
considerable expense.
The meeting adjourned to Satur-
day evening at o'clock.
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NOD sufferinH Tr- DR.. NJ" "~-'r Ptns
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The Eighth Bastian Victim.

Rock ISLAND, ILL.,, April b.
Relatives Of August Johns, Of
Orion, who worked on the Bastian
farm for about six months, four
years ago, are now convinced he is
among the victims Of Bastian's
murderous instinct. Although
Johns has $500 in the bank at
Orion, the last his brother, Saun-
ders Johns Of that place, heard Of
him, he was still in Bastians' EN-.
ploy. When not learning of him
for time, Saunders called on Bas-
tian, the latter told him August
had left suddenly for the west and
he had not heard from him since.
Johns makes the eigth missing
man.
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BUY YOUR PIANOS AT HOME.

Why buy pianos from strangers
and commission agents whom you
do not know, and whose guarantee
is not worth the paper upon which
1t isl written? Why give notes
when you purchase a piano, bear
ing "interest" and a lien besides?
When you buy from strangers or
commission houses, the notes you
give are Sent to the dealers and
wheu not discounted to banks or
money lenders by them, are trans
ferred to the manufacturers, who
use them for collateral. Hence
you do not know W no holds these
notes and can get no extension
when they fall due.
We do not ask for notes bearing
interest. We are to be found at
home when you want an extension ;
besides we are here and keep your
piano in tune free of charge,
whilst you are paying for it.
Furthermore we will sell you a
better piano for less money and
upon easier terms, than you can
get from strangers, "who are here
today and away tomorrow"
1t will pay everybody contem-
plating the purchase of a piano to
call on us and get terms and prices
before placing their order. We
carry the largest stock and variety
OF pianos in the south.
We have a few bargains in Sec
ond hand uprights that we will
sell the coming week very low and
on easy payments.
4-l2-tf THos. GOGGAN & BROS.
s-.,Rar3ugI Trr, Or. NJ --Hn Piua
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BALLARps SNOW LIN1MENT

This Eminent is different in
composition from any other lini.
ment on the market. 1t is scien.
tific discovery which results in ii
being the most penetrating Lini.
ment ever known. There are nu-
merous white limitations, which
may be recon- mended because they
pay the seller a greater profit. Be-
ware Of these and demand Bal
lard's Snow Eminent. 1t positively
cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Sprains, Bruises, Wounds, Cuts,
Sciatica and Inflsmatory Rheuma-
tism, Burns, Scalds, Sore Feet,
Contracted Muscles, Stiff Joints,
Old Sores, Pain in Back, Barb
Wire Cuts, Sore Chest or Throat,
and is especially beneficial in Par
alysis.
Sold by Kslteyer & Schuchard,
A. Dreiss, F. Kalteyer & Son, and
James Clavin, druggists, San An
tonic, Texas.
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CITY LOCAL NEWS.

Have your leaky roofs and
cutters repaired by j. Dean & Son,
405 North Flores street, telephone
III. 3 16 got
Auction at 226 E. Houston st.
If you want a shoe that looks
well, fits well and wears well, buy
them from A. PANCoAsT d Son.
N "a
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Handsome Elk is a Shootist.

CHAMBERLAIN, S. D., April 10
Meager reports from the Lower
Brule agency state that Handsome
Elk, an Indian, belonging to that
agency, shot two Indian policemen
who were presumably trying to ar
rest him. Indian Commissioner
Browning and United States Mar
shall Peemiller have been wired
and deputy marshals passed
through here to the scene Of the
difficulty. More trouble is feared.
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After George Taylor.

CARRoLToN, Mo-, April ia
telegram has been received from
Bogard, seven miles north of here,
from the sheriff and his posse.
The telegram says they have a
clue which will lead to George
Taylor's capture. No other par
ticulars are obtainable. Deputy
Sheriff Cummings has just left
with a posse.
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TEN DWELLING HOUSES

FOR sALE-N0 MONEY REQUIRED.
Situated in different parts Of the
city, ranging in price from 81 200 to
$500, all to be sold on the
MONTHLY INsTALLMENT PLAN, ON
LONG TIME. No cash payment re-
quired; no charges for attorneys
fees or title papers. Abstract
furnished free and title guaran-
teed. Apply to
w. ]. WATSON,
Room q, Kampmann Building.
3-32-30J d & S.
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ATTENTION.

Contractors, Carpenters and Con-
sumers OF lumber. Get prices from
VIM. Cameron & Co. before buying.
4-l2 If
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Gen. Frank Wheaton, formerly
commander of the military depart
ment of Texas, arrived today from
Colorado with Mrs. Wheaton, on
their way to Mexico for visit.
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ATTENTION.

Contractors, Carpenters and Con-
sumers OF lumber. Get prices from
VIM. Cameron & Co. before buying,
Alp If
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-AuCUlOn dU 20 II. hOuSUOu SU.
If you want a shoe that looks
well, fits well and wears well, buy
them from A. PANCoAsT d Son.
4-10-6t
League Quarterly at Louis. st
Max. Goldsmith, who sails I'M
der the pseudonym of CDR. Big
tree" claims to be the champion
rifle shot of the United States. He
claims he has a record of breaking
~ glass balls out of 90.
-Dairymen and bakers, who
use our waterproof tickets, have
had an opportunity for some days
past to appreciate good thing.
We have these tickets in stock.
4-10-1t LIGHT JOB DEPARTMENT..
TURF EXCHANGE, 203 Alamo
Plaza. Commissions executed on
all racing events.
2 10 If STUBBLEFIELD & Co.
League Quarterly at Louis. st
Have your leaky roofs and gut
ters repaired by j. Dean & Son, los
North Flores street, telephone All.
SIG st
"A woman with Mysteries Gre
ated little excitement on Eighth
street last night.
old MONARCH 'Sl, BULL
BROS. IL ! I'm
TRY US-TEL. Alb,
sEEBE & McALLISTER,
FIRE INSURANCE.
II q If DIS
Have your leaky roofs and gut
ters repaired by ]. Dean & Son, 105
North Flores street, telephone AL.
3 16 got
My bay horse that ran off with har-
ness attached, Friday night, is still I'M
heard Of. Anybody returning him to me,
will be reasonably rewarded. DR.. BAR
NITz, Bowling & Flood. Alb II
See the beautiful display Of
artificial crepe tissue flowers in
Mic. Tengg window. 4 Ii st
See our stylish homespun suits,
cheap and durable.
4-10-6t A. PANCoAsT & Son.
Read the lumber price list Of
Ed. Stoves & Sons; they will save
you money call snd get their esti-
mate. IL If
For RENT: One room, for
young man; coolest place in town !;
no family; no other roomer, by
Bachelor. Close in. IA 2t*
-Epworth League visitors are
requested to call at Sullivan Shoe
Co.'S, 4l Commerce street and have
their shoes polished free of charge.
4142t
For Rent-One - and one IL
room house. Enquire POI Travis
street. 4-14-3t*
-Epworth League Shoe meeting
at Sullivan shoe Co.'S, al Com
merce street. Time all day. Visi-
tors shoes polished free. All in
Vited. 4 IA 2t
MT. VERNON 'S6, BULL BROS
IL I'm
Finest Rye whisky, Daugh or
ty, Mt. Vernon and Old G. and B. at
the CRYSTAL saloon. 1 20tf
The WHITE" is king, the
best sewing machine on the mar
ket today. All machines repaired;
supplies speciality. l.. M.
MICHAEL, 1923 w. Com. street. mo
&C. P. KOCH, Manufacturing
Furrier, 213 South Alamo st. 3m
If you are going to build, do so
now; call and see Ed. Stoves &
Sons, and get their prices on lum.
Der, and all kinds of building ma
terial. ii tt
Orders taken for crepe tissue
flowers and promptly filled at Mic.
Tengg. 4 IL 3t
Bicycles for rent. R. n. Hof-
heinz, AT Market st. Telephone
So. 1927 I'm
Now is the time to buy lumber
and building material. Cut prices
at Ed. Stoves & Sons. ALL tt
Ice COLD BEER, fresh, always on tap
the CRYSTAL SALOON, 407 Main plaza. tfa
GOLD CROWN and bridge work
only S. per tooth. DR.. TINKHAM,
5O25 E. Houston street. Is I'm
Will polish, free Of charge, all
the shoes OF Epworth League visi.
tors. Sullivan Shoe Co., 24l Com
merce street. 2l4 1t
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AIR AND WINDS-as they affect the
skin and health.
wind in the West, health as its best;
Wind in the East, skin likes 1t the least"
Cold air renders them more compact
Sudden changes from warm to cold air are
Injurious and destroy the sensibility Of the
skin, making It thick and rough. Drying
winds, by taking away the moisture nee
essary to the proper action Of the skin, are
Injurious, and cause chapping and crack
ing. Exposure to strong sunshine dark
ems, thickens, and often blisters the skin.
So many conditions seem confusing, but
the common sense inference is that we
me must protect our skin from extremes
of weather. "Reuss' Witch Hazel Cream"
is the only preparation which your ply
stefan will endorse; its the quickest and
safest cure for "chapS and tans."
E. REUSS. City Drug Store,
log E. Commerce Street,
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coNru,MArioN SUNDAY



TNo Rirh, Rev Hishop Morris. ~ the
Episcopal pioceso ot Ur son. tis.tgl ace
tou, SHuj1N At Grave tAUr.h ip tho
morning be preached gn eloquent rermpn
io a nrsr consteeaulu 81 O'Clock in
tbr afternoon tho annual yuunrwatl,u
service WAS hvld Despite the inclrmcney
of tAr weather thu church WNr llivd -
ovcrNpwin< The class rpagrmtd CON.
7istot OF twvuty-thrve mymi RS, iuelud-
Ing hrgc uuHDyr OF mon 1nd women
The service WAS the slmglc ono af tho
rhur,h and Afterwards thy bishop
prclohci AN eloquent sermon. drawing a
beautiful lrsann from the 'lfr of Timothy,
who was trained from child ip the WAYS
of tho Lord
The svrylc,s o. thc day had more than
an ortiutry Significance Ttls ls tht Iu.
bilcc Yrar IN the NE " Hshpp Morris,
FttJy years sgo nc entered the service ot
the church US priest. AMI for twenty
YEARS he has been bishop of Oregon \
year or two 7rn hc rcFlsucd. hut his
rrslguatiCE was mot accepted it Is prob.
ab'c, however, that Oryguu will no, moch
lousrr have the services Of 'lis groi
man. as he is setting we'll along ir wars
and begins 20 fvvl the effects OF hls loug
service
The Say also celebrated the tenth un-
nlvcrr9ry ~ the consccr7iion og Grace
church. and Rector short doubtless telt
that the teR wars had not been trWtltss
At the close Of the service the bishop
briefly talked upon the missionary work
coy ,br church and explained that the trbt
Co D., met this year WIS $4,000. \ large
number of the parishes "a, nfyromar ah.
solutcly dependent upon this missionary
fund and his ynrrysi appeal Tor q cone
tluu1nco ut tho suppor, or ,nla great
work must certainly have mttc A deep
impression.
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woMANs Ronrs ~ LOVE.
The First Rlght She Expects ia 10 10
Treated uoIter than Anybody Else.


Wumaps rshts' Why the very nrat
right We expect b. to boz treated hotter
than anybody else -hottcr than mon ,rcst
vaoh other as body, ana hutter hv the
Individual man than hr treats all other
women ahomlnatr the idea " equality,
aud 20 bc mentally slapped ON tho about.
drr and told am "a good fellow"
shrink from the idea OF Independence
ami cold, proud Isolation with my cmHns
ctpated untcr.womru. who rtFusglg into
their own coats unasalstrd, and SCI rrd
In thv face putting op their own skates
ana hans ON to strap 10 the u,tyct car
Ia tho proud consciousness that tbsy Urv
independent ANA tho equal o, men 4
newer worry myself when a rnnn ID on
his kncrs ln front % me putting on my
oNcFehpva, aa to whether no cenailvw
nae his equal politically or uoI IL To
sufficient satisfaction for mc " pee him
there u he hadn't wanted TO save mo
the trouble ! aupposc he wouldn't have
offered. lie may even think | am not
strong enough FOR that arduous dpty
That wouldn't hurt my fvvuuss. rithrr
/ have an idra that be likes u hyttrr TO
think that cannot do anything irpus
baaomr tnr myself than 90 believe that !
could set alons perfectly without him. In
fact hurv'r hrvyay Tor you. Oh. yc cmans
cipatcd--t do not IN tho least mind being
dependent on mon providing tho men arc
nice enough let thom give uH all thc 20.
called rights they want to, 1 snail never
grt over wanting tp get behind nome man
n I -rc a COW, tct thvm give uu vote
II they viii I shall want "a lrHat thrvs
men 20 SO with INC to the poils-onr to
hold my purse. onu tO hold my Stoves,
and tho third to show mc how to cas-,
my vote. Lillian Bell " June t.adits
Homo Journal
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YESTERDAYS WEATHER.

Local weather for tventy-four hours
ending at p. m. yesterday. furnished
BY the United States Department Of Ag-
riculture. weather bureau.
Maximum temperature. 60 degrees.
Minimum temperature, 49 degrees.
Precipitation, .05 inch.
Total precipitation from September lst,
1885, to date. 75.12 inches.
Excess of precipitation from September
1st, 1895, to date, 7.1s inches.
ToDAY'S WEATHER.
Forecast-For Washington. fair wealth
er. except light showers en- immediate
coast warmer.
For Oregon. fair weather. warmer in
Eastern oregon.
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AROUND TOWN.

The child-like faith that asks not sight.
Waits not for wonder or FOR sign.
Believes, because il loves Alright,
Shall see things greater things divine.
Heaven TO that gaze shall open wide,
And brightest angels to and fro
On messages Of love shall glide
'Twixt God above and Christ below.
John Keble.
Mr. F. A. Coxhead. OF San Francisco.
IS in the city.
Sweet cream cheap. Astoria Creamery.
No. lSS 10th street.
The Rev NJ. F. jenkins, OF Albany, is
visiting in the city.
Tomorrow is the last day on which to
pay your water rates.
L. C. McFaIls. OF st. Joe, No. was at
the oceident yesterday.
A choice lot on Irving avenue 75x15Q for
sioo R. L Boyle & Co.
A choice lot in New Astoria at a bar
gain. r. L. Boyle & Co.
Mr.. F. W. Pettygrove. OF San Fran
cisco, is visiting in the city.
Isn't It strange how one small baby can
set at defiance a whole household?
Mr.. ". Marteneau and wife, OF Port
land, are guests Of the Hotel Astoria.
The purse attached to the newest
wheelwoman's belt looks ike a canteen.
A hot bath just before going to bed IS
better cure for insomnia than many
drugs.
Mr. II. D. Holloway, Of Philadelphia,
was in the city yesterday guest at the
Occident
The 0. R and ". Company last even
ing took a carload OF salmon for eastern
shipment
Captain H. B. Parker was a passenger
on the steamship State for San Francisco
Sunday morning.
P. J. MCGOWAN, the Chinook cannsry-
man, was in the city yesterday, guest
at the Occident.
Among the Portlanders IN town yester-
day were ". Prudential, Z. Stuadecker,
and A. 2. Bradbury.
New 10Th Century tan lace shoes for
ladies. Columbia Shoe Co., successors TO
Copeland & Thorsen.
When a man tells you he is very plous
It rs generally because he knows he isn't
anything Of the kind.
Swiss pctticOats, with lace-trimmed ruff
Aes, are an economical substitute for silk
under organdee gowns.
Thursday being St. Barnabas, Day, SER
vice win be held in Grace Church at 10
o'clock IN the morning.
Il was reported last evening that about
dozen boats put out fishing, but re-
turned shortly after dark
Pure sweet cream fresh from the sep
arator every morning and guaranteed to
whip. 2)c per pint c. p. Smith.
Mr. Bruce, Of skipanon, was over yes
( terday and reported buslHess as fairly
good In his section Of the county.
The notorious "Kld" Williams win ar
rive down on the steamer this morning
and answer to charge Of assault
There was little discussed on the streets
yesterday except the fishing situation.
Rumors were anoat 10 suit everybody.
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Anour wEpnlNa rnEaeNrs.
Their Selection 10 Matter 81 Serious
Importance,

Exchange.
M these days 10 ihe glyrr the wedding
present question O. apt Go be "a sad. scrl-
ous and pvrplcSlns ono, urcr upon 60
tlmo tho selection OF wedding sifi wan
quite singular mnttvr There wcU buI
frw things rvgarird suitable, gor this
purpose. Slnro then times have changed,
The wedding prvarut may now vary
from a Lockwood vase or a cat glasH
rlarct jug to magnificent chest OF silver.
In fact. anything. u selected with eood
taste and q sgnso or Ia appropriateness,
h considered suitable wedding slit.
OF course. the check Is the wedding prca-
Ont par excellence. but next IN popularity
la no doubt the chest OF silver These
chests aru shown IN variety of Styles
this spring, one 81 the most expensive
costs ga.VO and contains 200 pieces. 1,
comes in both oak and mahogany, with
brass moun,lngA and has nue drawers.
Il contains enough silver TO carry one
through a lifetime
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For Is cents YOU can secure an excel
lent well-scrvcd meal ~ the Bon Ton
Restaurant. No. 6jl Commercial street.
They are also fully prepared 20 icrvo
all kinds OF lsh. game and dolicaciea OF
the season. ns we'll as oysters In every
Imaginable style at the lowest living
prices, Come once and you win CON
tinue 10 come,
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FROM NOW UNTIL SPRING

overcoats and winter wraps will be in
fashion. They can be discarded, tempor-
arily while travelling in the steam-heated
trains Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and st
Paul Railway. For solid comfort, for
speed and for safety no other line can
compare with this great railway OF the
West
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following unclaimed letters wcro
advertised 1T the Astoria postof'ce on
Juno Sth, 1886:
Anderson. August Baird, J. y
Berger. Louis, Bowman. Alexander
Campbell T.. Fraser Charles.
Ginst. II. Hale. William s, Cg
HcndrlchHon Mary. Hendquist John.
JankOw, John. Johnson. Miss Ida.
Iycrson. r. Keen, Miss Bertha.
MlkOvllls. Jan. Nelson, ~
Jefferson. Frcderlka Pask, Antona.
Ration. o. =. Reed Mrs. Geo
Strathcr. j. ID. NanCleyc, Fred.
Foreign
Johnson, S. Olaf Knudsen. Johannes
Knyg, x. j. Wilson. O. J.
Persons calling for any Of tho above
letters viii please say advertised" Ad-
ditlonal postage Of one cent for each
letter advertised IS charged
HERMAN WISE, Z. NJ.
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Something New.
ChlIdren's and Youths Steel
Shod Shoes, all Sizes and Styles

We also carry a fine line OF indies and
mems shoes. from the best to the lowest
reliable goods. An goods warranted just
as represented.
JOHN HAHN & CO..
E79 Commercial Street.
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CARD OF THANKS


The thanks ot tho Grand Army are
hereby tondcred 10 the good ana loyal
people OF Astoria who so generously cou-
trhutcd financially IN aiding 20 defray
the expenses Incident 70 Decoration Day.
and hy their presence day ana evening
to cheer The veterans In ;hclr cnort 10
make the day q succvss
We hereby tender 90 thr following Ho-
cictics the sincere thanks of the q. \. II,
for their magnificent contributions;
Seaside Lodge, No. r. \. o q. w...gsl. 90
Astoria Lodge 40. a. A. -. T., w. $50
Independent order of Red Mcn...,,, 100
Finnish Brotherhood .,..,..,-,..,...., 1870
Gllnlih Lodge n. T. q. .E.,...,...,,.. 1000
Astoria Football club. proceeds AT
the Picket Line .............,.... t,t1
While the Grand Army disciaim any
personal honor. either individually or
collectively. yet they are made the in
strumcnt around which cluster the school
children. the hope OF this republic. ana
for whose cdlncaton and education the
occasion IL observed
We most Loyalty thank the board OF
education for their patriotic assistance;
and also tho teachers. who we're the
crownng feature of the procession, tak-
Ing charge OF their respective schools.
TO the Rev Comrade Waiter who con-
Quoted the morning services at the GEM
ctcry and the Rev Mr., Short. who as
sisted az the evening services, We cX-
tend our thanks,
To Professor X. ~ Wright, the orator
OF the day We extend our heartfelt
thanks: also 10 Captain Whcrlty and cs-
c0rt for their services on this occasion as
well uR In the past. and finally. to the
press Of the city for It's many fnyors;
may they one and an feel that they have
assisted In a noble cause.
Very respectfully,
CUSHING POST NO. Ei. @. 4. r.
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Ice cram by tho bushel at C. r.
smiths, Ice cream soda u speciality.
Private p0riors for ladies, t9 Commercial
street.
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INDELtcATE

Detroit Tribune.
why didn't decline OF have another
Ice cream sodag why. the idea Of such
a thingl ilc would have thought | was
In love with him"
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Use WebfoOt Corn Cure. No
cure no pay. For sale at Es-
tes-Crain Drug Store.
OUR CORNER.

A gentleman's resort, at corner Bond
and 18th streets. The finest brands Of
liquors and cigars always on hand. Call
and try US.
ANDERSON & PETERSON.
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Beneath steamers berth
!. Il. ! {. ! ! ! i i ]. ;. . !. Z. I. g : !. !. ! !.
thcro'a just room enough for
AIR. one OF our 81 10 telescope aaichols
N and not near enough for the
ordinary trunk Hence, a sntch-
el Is Il necessity II you're going
on sea voyage.
THE ARCADE,
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Reports trom up-rtNrr Indicate a llSht
catch OF salmon, and the traps We're nst
lifted Yesterday owing TO the rough
Meather
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Captain H. Is, Parker who has been
suffering from rheumatism Tor some time
past. has gone TO the springs az rasa dol
Robles. Cal
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A 81 foot lot with good business house
on Commercial street renting for So per
mouth, Tor Sg.J00 on easy terms, h. l.,
Boyle 4 Co
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-06-09

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