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iiitiuua toiic.

Petsous WIN sfs subject g. attacks "
Darhoea Remedy. I acts quickly aud
can always be depended uIon. to
many cases the attack may be- prevent.
81 by taking this remedy ~ soon ~ The
hrst indication Ui the uisBAse appears
20 aud 80 cent bottles Tor sale by Drug.
gitts.
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II costs no more 0r good work. Send
your laundry 90 Tho Empire, Il Com.
metclal ~. Tel %.
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ID rOiN Be- imptru, uir anu light.
hitting hats that cons riot the blood
vysayls OF the scalp, Use Halls Hair
Remover occasionally, and you will
not hr bald.
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Tho uH.r.rr fwHH NF aTI. .H.Ft
Sunday UN"Nf'Hf .' ...H.. |'N ... aN'. ...I "
-frHut. Salt abe I.fy.
IauH EiH.uat !. - g. m. Regular Edition ~
tU'.IH.a
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Tho ursFErf Wr.rty a mHgti.lH form is PUB
ushsd ever rafuIaas
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MUST BE SOLD

A hlCh ROOM BHlCk On NiNIH
IA EAAt, modern room bTie6 on Easl
Drive, and seven houses on fi1th south utN
Man, Al these nropeTues have every COS
Tenlbnce ana are In splendid condition Thor
can be tad Tor loss than bAIf thelr value Aad
on eAsy terms MAZE me IN offer for then
lHAs. q, AOhRO,
Room ~ O'AleAfa Hloct
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Buy Ill your Drugs anu Medicine
rom the Old reliable Godbo.Pilts
Drug Go.
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w X s.


Hfcu'y r0rds (1r @ hre' inserted under
Ns Arldlng, once for Zoe, flries FOR 2lc5
one w,st foy 5Oc5 one month Jor 6Oc per
line. No 3d. taken J0r less han Zoe.
Wants Of moro than hnes same proper
honais rnie Adveynss and gei ,e,uiiI
wAVrsp-M otLLANeoUs.
10 GWL,. DoOu wAGEs ArpLY
i = -candia mploymo1t once, IA h.
second South, Me, Olsen.
XNrANrrp lyuMHauY 40 ORDER
w lcg cream Of Fryd wilson, IVES. Mala
I H. wAIMEY PAINTING. rAPER
- hans,nE kasomln ng nitewmhOug ~
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san lake DiU.
Enn FACES IN CUAYON Al 500,
DNJO eHgb life sIEr Cuas rutruOn,
'l'l West tlrit south.
('ESTg CLOTHING CLEANED. PRESSED
VI month a. hoscU' % ratt tirst
WANTED LAuIts 10 GET ruFIR
w Hkoea thinUi a. private shoe dressing
phrlor', % Harmon block, j a. Thompson,
Proprietor
Nyou To TRY THE MODERN LUSCH
L rooms, clean qulck service. 1l L, let 30,
Hia.-' 49,. -
ID ). MURAS-srEAM AND NOT WAT.
1 sr heauAg ana yonulANHF apparatus.
so 70 vest. second south.
A ETi,rIC FoOT. FITTING, AL KINDS
~ shor repairing Il, iborcsou, "a r.
-cronf south.
EIBsr GLASS HLACk ,uITHING, uE
L palrng etc. Try uE % FRANKLIN Ave,
GuEApEsT. best PLACE 10 BUN AND
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A 4 ONCE, N,gOl worm GENTS CA.T.
~ OIL clothing CAL or address !. Cline
"a east, -erond south,
MIN, WONEN AND CHLDHES 10
vi Fgt the best photos, at Matton A Bros,
!. Commercial street
IgyERrnou 40 BUY ma RtsT IOE
- ,ruam bt korlcy's y dish or wholesale,
-at south MAN. telephone 2,
NEW AND sECONp HAND FURNi.
~ ture, wagons, hugges harness, etc. Al
"enbgri, lll alste ,usst
NNTlLL PAY HIGHEST CASH PWuEs
w Tor good gents' second 'hGnd clothing
,al or adlross cine. 81 taU tIrsI sou.b
INyklW uNNEE. Of 4 BOILER 10 TRY
- hampton Roller Compound guaranteed
90 remove 30 scale or currusiOn from boiler or
connections prevents pltung aud protects the
meta, ,ul1 on thirty dsJs' utal, 30 muuey
purely vegetable. containing no ucids or
WHoh, Made ~ britL iorm % save freight
-cgon1 tH't street. salt lako city
DlulC Fs GEPAlRED. MEHEuiTH, Y
ID West Temple, Herald building salts.
faction guaranteed. See
NTiNERs DRILLS no MAKE AND
VI sharpen, hlas picks ~ steel III Robin
soma gy south MAIN.
nun srtClALIlts rus wEIK-EUT
English walnut candles
Almond candies,
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"Hali a span VI angry steel" will
produce no more fatal results than a
neglected cold or cough. For all
throat ami lung diseases, Ayer'6 Cher.
~ Poo oral IL the bs,t remedy. 10 is
Invaluable In Gases OF Group, whooplng
cough, iron ohlIis, and 10 grippe.
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Frank SherurI,nu, va engineer ON
the Southern Pacific Ry., who to'iie.
NJ Los Ange'e', Csl,, VIA troubled with
fhrumatism fr long time. H." was
treated by several physicians, also Welt.
Ell the Hot SffIupp, hut received no
permanent relief uutil he used Cham.
berlaiu's Pain Balm. Hesays Il IL tho
uosl med cine in tho vOrld Tor theuma.
tism. For sale bv DRUGGISTS.
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WANTED HELP.


ONCE hours, a m. 70 SOP on,
our telephone numrUr BE- tGL
We wish that We could set more country
gItls Tor our house help, sAtLakc people a.
a rule prefer county glTIs, some yuuutfy
slrs may b. Feadius ihis, and would lie 70
come 20 salt Lake Well, come. We arc o..
periallv careful 20 see inst atfangc urls Who
come 90 our Unlut vet place Ht once, aud that
lhty arc directed 20 respectable lodging
houses, II thCy are compelled 70 wait and tell
innm where thoy can gti cheap aud fospo0ta
bio board LOOK after their test lntSfe # T. ~ the
very best u our ability. You are ~ liberty 90
write 20 any bank business house, newspaper
or pastor y sAlt LAko A. TO our Reliability aud
responsibility. Write 70 ~ luuclOae stamp for
rop'yI, telling " ~ yoIr ability aud expru.
onco DC 20 homework AMI hotel vork
don't write g. - about ersing,
sewing and compAnious-wc have forty appli'
Gallons hsro IN the city 10 one situation Of
that and We want only the go0d "oid
fashioned" % hlutgWnFk girls 60 WflIa to ut
from the country Tor work wD have enough
alas 100 many-nf tho other pfOfestions
here. iathers Hud brothers need not hesitate
90 send their daughtrrs ard sisters 70 uf from
The county % they want huuseWurE, For we
Will probably 'ehl tntm 90 situations without
an hours delay. Toll your uIrHds about Us
Wu.itefsrs wanting 10 come 90 SAT- LAEo
should wuie 20 ua also, aud hl tnds " male
hotel help excepting clerks should write al
Way ihrlosiug stamp for roplyl, but tho gen,
oral run ~ male help wall 90 we'll DO better 10
sthy where th,T are.
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The srws r au slla hi ths principal U1is's, News
anHr .. m daily,
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city s1fseribsr- will tirdIy notify r nrBi. u.
iH'fruatHr| % any lrfozIInriy lu the delivery 10
hr|F 4alHHa
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Take all YOUR Prescriptions 10 the
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fatsrf.tsrs changing uaf place % rrs'teaes
should always Fys .HillaI as val {" pra'an' aI'
doe
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CHEAP FARM.
AUCTION SALES.

W. WILL Sail AT PRIVATE SALE UE
w Job t0 dealers Tor the neIt 10 dsys from
thirteen different bankrupt stocks, goods low
o. 1hHn any one Come and SEQ Tor yourself
tor me building hhu 60 be torn down MAY the
lllh No, "a south Main street
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Ai communication should be- addressed
uEsEauf sEus rustsnrss c
lslsph1ns ga
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F0R REM.

nNE LARGE ROOM uN BRIGHAM
~ closet n, 2i'cast brigham,
AsQUEuADE COSTUMES CAN bL
4Nl hRd ~ Mrs ~, q. Mullard, no STATE
NICELY FURNISHED Room, AT REA'
~ aOuHbe TR,es. Arlington House, NO
. e Com merciAl street
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SEEDS.
REPAIRING

DuACruhEb &c, sINGLg OK DOuH 3
i tube tres. o. 10, Me edith, 20 X fr'1
uuih.
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ID J. MURAN--srEAM AND NOT WAT.
1 sr heauAg ana yonulANuF apparatus.
so. 70 vcsi, second south.
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WANIEp-M OLLLANEOUs.

Won To TRY 1HE MODERN LUNCH
rooms clean quick service. 90 L. let 30,
Popular prices
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A ETi,rIC FOOT FITTING, All KINDS
"A shoe repairing n, lhofcsou, "a y.
second south.
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~ AND PER CENT INHERENT ON IN
~ proved city realty L, u. Wiehd' 10 a'A"
btreOL
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REMOVALS

IOAL, KINDLIEG, FIRST DOOR SOUTH
~ Of old atAnd 800 state. y. II JAeo1s9h
,,,,.,,.,,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-06-27

years ago was comparatively a small
institution, and the product turned out
by II vas Of an inferior grade as com
pared with the Leading Eastern brands
~ ham and bacon, such as Armour,
Phillips. swift Hammond and SIN
clair. Hog raising IN Oregon had
scarcely been attempted. and such as
were produced were poor IN quality and
sire To-day all this IN changed Far
mers have learned that by proper at
tention and study. they can raise pork
equal 10. and for the most part. of
superior quality. with the eastern
product. The meat is sweet and firm.
the peculiar quality resulting from
wheat-fed animals bringing a premium
on the EASTERN market IN direct COM
petition with their own goods. The
Union Meat Company produces goods
enough 90 supply the entire state Of
Oregon. and ships about 10000 pounds
on every steamer 20 San Francisco. The
agents Of mnny eastern packing houses
have been withdrawn from this terri
tory. az oregon Is beginning TO support
herself
An opportunity is now presented for
clatsop county 10 increase It's output
OF this class OF goods. The climate
here is very well adapted for the rails
Ing OF hogs, and with the establish
ment OF better and more frequent
means OF intercourse with the orient,
she would have a ready market for all
the product raised.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-06-27
NOT so BAD. AFTER ALL.
The Portland Fire Entailed a Loss Of
about s150,000.

Portland, June 26.-The plant of the
Willamette Steam Mills and Manufac-
turing Company, commonly known as
Mill. was totally destroyed by
fire this afternoon. together with a
large quantity of lumber. The total
loss is estimated as $15O.OOO; insurance
SIS, 900. 1t is thought that the engines
are not damaged beyond recovery.
The fire is supposed to have been
caused by hot box in the pony saw,
which was located almost in the CEN
ter of the mill. The saw had been in
position for long time, and the floor
all around II was thoroughly saturated
with oil. The flames were first dis
covered about $3.50 and in few mo-
ments the entire mill was a burning
mass. The firemen confined their ef-
forts at first TO the large brick building
which contained the boilers and en-
gines. The fire is still burning and will
continue to burn for several days, ow-
ing to the vast amount of accumulated
sawdust upon which the lumber yard
rests.
E. n. Terrill. saw filer at the mill.
was badly burned about the face and
hands, and the oiler was compelled to
jump into the river to escape being
burned to death.
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CHANCE FOR THE FooLKILLER
Fake Bottled Letter Concerning the
Cadzow Forest


Last evening George Green. laborer
employed on the construction line OF
the Astoria and Columbia River rail-
road near warrenton. brought to this
city the following, which he found in
bottle floating in the river. The
letter Is given as written:
THE Cadzo Forest sunk Dec. % on
Pacific ocean. (signeD Engineer"
Green says he saw the bottle floating
and hshed II out OF the water. Upon
breaking II he found the above message
which he brought to this city and
turned over TO ofIicer slnnott, with the
request that he give II to the Astorian.
The letter was written on a piece OF
common note paper. evidently torn
from a letter. on the top is a part OF
what was evidently a signature.
The paper is water stained and con-
slderably soiled. and has the appear
ance Of having been In the water for
long time, The writing. as may
well be Judged from the spelling. is
miserable. but II is quite evident the
person who wrote It is a good penman,
as his capital 7 and F would go to
show.
That the letter is the work OF some
practical joker there is not the slight
est doubt as the Cadzow Forest was
sighted of the mouth of the river in
January. The Joker will no doubt feel
gratified 10 think his letter has receiv-
ed publication. To make 1t complete.
he should call at the Astorlan Office
and tell how he did It,
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DID NOT CONSULT PETER
And the whiskered Senator from Kan
sas is Wrathy.


Washington, June Ex-senator PETER
leaves today for home. Before starting
he said, concerning the Populist atti-
tude on the presidential question:
"The recent pronouncement Of the
PopuIists at St Louis, urging the Dem
ocratic convention to nominate Teller,
was, in my Judgment, impertinence.
and it was treacherous so far as 1t at
tempted to speak for the Populist party
as a whole. These gentlemen spoke
without any authority from the Popu-
list party as whole, and I do not be-
lieve the party will sustain them. They
had not conferred with the party. and
had been given no permission to speak
for it. Personally, have high regard
for Teller, but 1 have no idea that the
old party spirit of the Democratic or
ganization will be so far relaxed as to
bring about his nomination.
In any event, do not think the ex-
listing conditions warrant Populist en-
dorsement of the Democratic presiden-
tial ticket, even though the nominee is
for free silver and the platform con-
tains a positive free silver declaration.
1 regard the integrity and perpetuity
of the Populist party as essential to
carrying out the plan of reforms we
have espoused. The money question is
h,,t ono Of fhasa
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FOOD FOR sILvERITEs.

New York, June PR. G. Dun &
Company's Weekly Review of Trade,
which publishes tomorrow, win say;
The monetary outlook is not yet
clear The strength shown in the re-
cent conventions by the advocates of
free silver coinage, and the expecta-
ton that all elements favoring that
policy may vet be concentrated, incline
them to waiting attitude. Their un-
certainty retards Improvement, not
withstanding the widely prevalent feel
ing that the monetary action at the St.
Louis convention will be sustained by
the people.
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The MARSHFIELD
MURDERER HUNG
Carl Albrecht PAYS the Penalty Of
the Brutal Murder Of
His Wife.
HE WAS NERvY TO THE LAST
The Affair Went OF Satisfactorily and the
HHrdsrsf's Neck Was Nicely Broken
STORY Of the Crime for Which
Ne Mas Hanged.

Marshfeld. Or, June 26.-Carl Al
brecht was hanged today at Empire
city TO pay the penalty Of killing his
wife. The hanging took place in the
courthouse yard and was Witnessed
by several hundred people. Everything
passed of without a hitch. Albrecht
was neryy to the last and failed TO
show the first signs Of feeling. He
spent his last moments in his cell with
Rev. Esbjorn, OF the German Lutheran
church. in prayer and reading passages
from the Scriptures. Rev. Esbjorn also
read to him the story OF the penitent
thief on the cross and asked him IL
he would make the words OF that thief
his own. He replied. saying that he
thought 50.
AIbrecht seemed to be more concern
ed whether he would meet his wife
again in heaven, and seemed desirous
Of fastening the hour. At $50 the
hangman's jury and sheriff Gage en-
tered the cell The death warrant was
read TO him. and he was asked II he
had anything to say. to which he re-
piled that he was sorry he had com
mitted the crime and believed he fully
deserved his fate. While on the scaf-
fold Rev. Esbjorn read prayer in
German, which Albrecht repeated after
him. Ten minutes later the black cap
had been put on and Sheriff Gage
sprung the trap door and the con-
demned man fell eight feet. breaking
his neck.
The crime for which Albrecht was
hanged was the killing OF his wife IN
cold blood on the streets of Marsh
field Albrecht had been on protract-
/ ed spree and his inhuman treatment Of
his wife became unbearable and she
left him, instituting divorce proceed
ings. Albrecht had followed her
around, making all manner Of threats
what he would do If she did not return.
and one day he met her on the street
and began to accost her again. Mrs
Albrecht, fearing personal violence.
started to run, when Albrecht drew out
his revolver and fired five shots. the
first taking effect. The last three were
fired as she was lying on the ground
She died instantly.
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VENEZUELA DISPUTE.
Events Promise of a Speedy ADJUST
ment of Difficulties


Washington, June 26-The latest
complication in the Venezuela question
has been settled through the friendly
Intervention of the United States. Min
lister Andrade. of Venezuela, called at
the state department today and handed
to Secretary Olney a copy Of a telegram
he had just received from Rojos, the
Venezuelan minister of foreign affairs,
stating that Harrison, the crown sur
veyor Of British Guiana, who, with his
party, had been placed under arrest by
the Venezuelan officers, had been
promptly released. The telegram to
Minister Andrade is as follows:
1T was yesterday when the national
commissary of Cuyuni telegraphed the
occurrence. Harrison and nineteen
more crossed on the left bank of the
Cuyuui to the open road. The sub
commissary at Acarabesi protested in
writing. Harrison insisted and the sub
commissary took him to the post of
El Dorado. AS soon as the govern
ment was informed thereof, 1t ordered
the release of Harrison and asked for
details"
1t is undoubtedly true that the
prompt action of the Venezuelan gov
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CIRCUIT COURT.

Little business was transacted in the
circuit court yesterday.
Ida f. Green VS. Samuel 7, Green;
decree of divorce entered.
S. r. Harrington VS.. ]: b. f. Bourne,
default and Judgment entered for plain
tin.
Anna NJ. Jones. executrlx, VS., L. r.
Abercromble, case argued and sub
mitted TO the court.
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FAILURES ARE FEWER.
General Trade Conditions Mixed, but
Hopeful Feeling Prevails.

New York, June 26.--Bradstreet's to-
morrow VIII say:
The more hopeful feeling In trade
circles within the past few days. ex-
plained as due to the adoption Of the
gold plank at ST. Louis, had been given
undue weight Interviews with mer-
chants in staple lines at twenty-five Of
the more important distributing CEN
ters show that aside from an increas-
ed strength Of wool in the hands OF in
terror holders rehected at Boston and
Philadelphia.); an improved demand
for hardware at Providence; for cloth
ing and shoes at Baltimore; shoes and
drygoods at Memphis. and in similar
lines at st. Louis. there has been no
Improvement in trade. At Chicago
there is a more hopeful sentiment. but
no increase in business.
A canvass Of the leading Jobbers at
important cities shows no expectation
Of a revival in general until after the
election, and at some points no i'm
provement is expected until next year
The volume OF general trade is no larg-
er than last week; in some lines it is
smaller, notably at Pittsburg and Kan
sas City. Midsummer dullness char
acterizes operations at almost all
points. Relatively. the greatest activ-
ity has been among the Eastern dry
goods jobbers. who have sacrificed
prices to reduce heavy stocks Of cotton
goods.
There were 21s business failures re-
ported throughout the United States
this week, a striking decrease as COM
pared with a week ago, when the total
was 255, One year ago the weeks
total was 215. three fewer than this
week. but two years ago. in the midst
Of the extreme depression of 1894. the
total number of failures in the fourth
week of June was only 1S9.
There are 10 business failures report
ed throughout the Dominion this week.
as compared with S5 last week and 2S
in the corresponding week Of 1895 and
1894.
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ernment was in a measure due 10 Sec
retary Olney's intercession through our
minister at Caracas, and It is believed
that the main issue between Great
Britain and Venezuela win be even
more easy Of settlement now. Minis
ter Andrade says that the cuyuni river
has been the provisional boundary. and
has never before been crossed by the
British. All encroaehments on venez-
uelan territory. and the rights Of Ven
ezuela to the territory on the left bank
Of the cuyuni. have been respected by
the Brltlah.
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TRANSFERS.

Gustav h. Hegardt 10 Thomas
Hedley and E, d, Sandeberg,
undivided one-quarter interest
Lots 1. and 6. section So,
township S, range l0........S
C. Il, Hooper to A. c.. Caldwell
and S. T. Sanger, Lots II and
IL, Block .. Riverside, ......,.
Clair A. Baker. to City Of Asto-
ria, Lots 1S TO Is, inclusive.
Block Al, Pacific Addition.
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coRBETT AND sHARKEY.
Signed Articles for Finish Fight for
$4,000 a Side.

Special to the Astorian.
San Francisco, June 26,--Corbett and
Sharkey today signed articles of agree
ment for a fight to finish for 10000
q side and the largest purse they can
get, The fight is to take place in the
United States or Mexico within six
months.
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OREGON HOGS.
Increase in Smoked Meats Drawing
Much Attention.

Mr.. win Whelan, Of Portland, rep
resenting the Union Meat Company
was in the city yesterday, and in con-
versatlon with an Astorlan represen-
tative stated that the demand for Or
egon meats was increasing at a rapid
rate, The Union Meat Company few
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THE MARKETS.

Liverpool. June 26,-Wheat-Spot,
quiet; demand. poor; No, red winter,
5s I'D; No hard Manitoba, As lid; No.
1 California, 5s 2Isd.
Portland, Or. June 26,-wheat, Walla
Walla, 49@50: Valley, 52@5S.
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MADE A GREAT MILE.

Omaha, June 26.-A special to the
Bee from Red Oak, Iowa, says: The
sensation of the day was John R. Cen
try's exhibition mile, which was made
in 2:OSh.
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A FALSE HOPE.
Teller's Boom Is Almost Ready for
Puncturing.

Denver, June 26.-Friends of Senator
Teller in the West and South who have
been advocating his candidacy on the
silver ticket for president are feeling
very much encouraged by the recep-
tion of the boom started at ST. Louis
Immediately after the bolt of the west
ern delegates, 1t is announced that
Teller's name will positively be pre-
sented to the Chicago convention and it
is hoped the strength he will show on
the initial ballot will stampede the
convention to him.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-06-27
SEASIDE SAWMILL.

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