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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-10

Kctueio, r">as jane ~ primnries
icld ia this county Election failed inr
wpri of !ipp.r forest \ precinct CON-
Nci.3on waA tnil ~ the evening al w'lcn
number ~ delegates worc nupain,cd =,
attend nc county convention on shr l.tlt
Instant. Delegates wrrr unrestricted aud
The finance uutmOon suhm ttcI to Tho
county convention.
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SAN AUGUSTINE COUNTY.

San Augustine. Texas. June Z. Nes,or-
day was II day Of u good deal OF excite
ment that If, the kind oi excitement nat
uthlly incident 10 an election ON last
saturday. after advertising with due no.
tee. IN" democrats met Ia macs mc,tlux
ard selected II list nt names to he sub
mlt'"b Ia the primary 20 be VOTED on as
uIri'sa'Ns 10 No county convention to be
heIu On the lXh, nt which time delegates
VIII be- solicited L. the Various committees.
state. congressional, julic!at. senatorial
ana representative. a ticl,ot ct thirty ONE
representative" citizens WAS selected with
cut opposition.
Alter thr meeting adjourned the friends
Of Mi Gcprg n. Matthews OF Nauag-
doches. cnnaiia'e foi district attorney.
came to the conclusion that th.t. had
been son. pretty good lunNslug duur anl
that the ',e,'Eut,~ hao beet ru,irl ,n.
them. aud SAID ih-y would not stand 10,
ON Tuesday Mr Matthew'S WAS h.rr and
hrreei with his trruds nnd lhcurht too
that the delegates wary packet i'r Nj,
W. Il. ponioy, aud Insisted on show
down In fair WAY, aud they met IN
caucus aud pat uut u fun last uf lri'gttrs
to down the so-oolleb paokrl hunloN crowd
and thfn sum" of ihcm dcn'i TIN - ul'N
men to allow negroes 10 vote. aud they
then held - Caucns ana r.hliging ih' -
ftt Il would have uu car lpcai ilciot AMI
fearing disaster accepted tho gage OF
httilc aui allowed them tp vote. Ina the
nouloy forces cAp'unrl ihe tiimuiN not
withsiHudiuE III" Mntth"wH iuicNs Welr
ahl, aaslsjrd b, we'll equipped = te,i' "f
third party men 90 prpmlN"tro lii' Nut'
stool For Nonicy's r'legl''"s, los wlllio
and 81 culor"l t"s foi Matthew's Ioi'
tho county fc prul.N en- th" financial
an, ~,ton. Ia for tfer coinage AMI 10
epninst g.
san Angns,ino TpNns. Juo" The vote
ru TN" nnnucnl issue al tiiie box wns ~
Tor :rrn coinage to I" aEalnn IT Nh.f"
was great iuty,.s, "a The COR. ~ ior ~
trir, ntinruS, ,nrprpo II Matthew'S vote
~ I'cnl.y's lGh. TINS gN'" p"nlcy the
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DYNAMITE FOUND.

Temple. Texas. June ?.--The discovery
of six sticks OF dynamite under tho sec'
tien house at Echo station this morning
has aroused great excitement. The eticka
had partially burned fuses attached. The
house was tensntsd by Foreman Tom
Cecil and family ana force Of lsboress.
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Salnio, Texas, June S4Thc election on
the 9Th was very quiet. nc interest bcing
taken. Only forty-thrre votes were pol.cd
aud all went free Silver. The gold men
Old not vote at oil
The election for school trustees WAS also
held and strict party lro drawn. hut
the board WINS little divided. only u very
lev votes lin srcnrs on either sib,,
Tempe. Texas. June S,--only the slight
cat interest was manifested at the lr!-
marics In the sixth precinct free silver
carried nj votes were rollcd, III IN I've
city and 20 In tho county box.
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l,tNAl. COUNTY.

San Diego. TeNas. June S.--rhe primary
election of this pre- cinv'. No. !, was held
bN three won on the ith Instant. The ioi-
lowing delegates were elected To the coun-
~ convention; e. l.. EoNnar. j. w, Shaw
nna i. u. ,'hury they being the only rer-
euna present, They We're instructed for
ifut liph klchprg lar cunrrusS, j.. McNiei
iuruor, representative. Il. w Slnyton.
nnG commissioner. No vote was taken OH
llN mnmnN uln.liMm.
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tendance good. Tho convention was called
to order by Marshal Fulton, chairman. and
vote taken. There were twenty-slx votce
for free coinage OF silver nj ratio OF 10
To ! aud acnirst No returns from tho
outside primaries MS yet.
pelegates 70 TO the county convention
on June N un'ns, ructcd M to cand dates
for district and State officers, Mason
county democracy IL solid Tor free silver
and iniorscs Culbcrsons administration.
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SOUND MONEY DEMOCRATS

Fort Worth. Texas. June o Tho Sound
money democrats ot Tnrrnnt county mot
here today and elected delegates 1, tho
Austin convention 1, was decided not TO
MAX. nominations mr. Endorsements for
local offices until atinr the National con-
vcution at thicRro. Resolutions wcro
adopted iriorsnr tho president. ucclaiing
against ire, silver aud dcnouncing tho
actions OF thc dudley commi'tcc They
nd innInnl 10 mrNi ngAiN LMlN IL.
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Iryan, TEXAS. June 1.-Two negroes at
tempted 10 rape the i2-year- old daughter
OF pr h H. Wilson Of Kuriin, this conn
IS. Sunday night They were located IN
his city N nm early hour this morning
ana arrested and lodged IN jail. one III
them has confessed
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liliRNET COUNTY.

Marble Fails. 1oNas. June s,Tho vote
Saturday was very light For silver 81.
against s.
Rnrnlt Texas. June S.A very light
vet" WAS pulled Many persons no, I'M
h"rst tnhnp the lsen" lrclnca to vote.
Total vote lol. for hmctallism ST. against
lNmolnl'ism 10 No State otnrcts or con-
rre ssmrn wrtr voted fli IN the primaries,
the Same hring referred to the county
convention which meets al the 18TH in
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COMANcur cOrNTY.

comnnchc, Texas. June 7.-only n small
vote was pollcd here Yesterday: For goc
stsnoird 4. for free silver SO. No count
officers were nominated by The democrats
Delegates were elected TO the Fort Worth
and Austin conventions.
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I,Arlsr KlirIsEp BAL.

N!ctf ria Texas. Juns ".--Wnsnlng'on
Hardy colored. had an examining tris
yesterday before Justice Fenner on the
charge of rape alleged to have been com
mitted on the person nj a l1-yenr old col
or.d girl Inst week He was renanded Ia
jail without bail to await the action OF
ihe DIail iilrN.
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lnlins. rrNas. iuu . Reports today
FROM ltilis conniv ara that ~ ,'ossr,i
carried the primaries iur congress THIS
leaves fuAHtt ana Burke 20 Ypi"s raoh.
with Navarro instructed FOR .lanrs ';pr-
fity. and i|osluv, INA and johnson unn-
Aitfuftod
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CASE AT DALLAS.

Dallas Texas. June a--LucIne Wyatt,
90 years old charged with assaulting Il
rape Mauie McGinnls. u years old. both
coiored. near the fair grounds about Il
week ago. was jailed today. hc having
been arrested near WIS Point today.
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LEEsvlLLE PRIMARY.

I.ecsyille. Texas. June s.-The demo
cratic primary at his place last Saturday
polled " yoie3--for free silver. .2: against
free silver. q. Delegates elected TO coun-
~ convention next Saturday: Iraac
Iructi. n NJ Morrison, !. q. McGriffin.
G. g. LitueGeld. J. Z. TalIey and J. j..
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Cnoro 1oSas, liro STh. complete
returns from ,io primaries are no, yet IN.
bat ouonrh rs known Ia 'nHur" lho comfy
fur tree SILVER hN large msiority stay
tou wne drf"atHh for land 'ommlssioner
IN = .n county. much 60 tho surprise of nis
friends
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Coarmn ToNns. June The vote OF
tlNa county. complete; Frcn coinage ish;
against. IS Tho total vote cast was h31.
gain of 10 oyor pfiinnl,ea 1874.
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80, ~ .lilS t!tii', WN"n the political VA
Yrs are ruincd and tho nnanriai rsfh
Strewn with rocks ana stones no., , ~,
n,""S, ~ Is ,spocinily oprcr,une mt tina
smo,,, vi'iI2ens OF this commonwealth
'nv common path as smooth as possihi"
al inVlu'ht occurred on my way name
49, NJ, ,NohlpE,, which illustrated tho i'm.
nNr'alcc OF tllis movement / v,~ thinn.
my OF my address of W -luome, AMI ,bnt N :
! naNe hnu to welcome SO many conven-
,i",is anu del"ea;icns 10 thu c.iy. was
anoNt out OF sonp.' when | moi one ar
my disi inguished patriotic friends
, ,rto,,'c, ! say hccalse h, has taken nv
"nrn ,s.'', i'e WIS waiting for mo On the
",Flv hayc t In for YOU: aave nj.
ways way regarded You rs an outspoks IN man
~ think | am said I.
So. You hre right upon the money
QUESTION, said my patriotic friend. You
i'ueVc In gold as the money OF Inni 70
lemplion; rpon municiiu amlirs van
nave always SPOKEN plainly ana To the
,W,,,l' pl't upon on" Of the most Important
been rs close AS cam.'
assumed n morc serious attitude and
as III, nun what ne referred TO.
re SUD TN" ex-governor cr this
STATE has made an ISSUE second ouiv 10
IN. financial onesilon. | refer to his CON
''nnation OF the hnNclo'"
MAYOR tiy. continuing. said h. had
made. II a rile never to SPEAK rpon a
iieHi ON unless II WAS ayermanc. and this
was INC ilrsi i'mr hc had spokcn snc. the
'N-EoNcrnor's utt.rancr> urou tho sub
iect. when the matter was gcrmaae In
WAS clad To take issue with 'he ~ anv-
I'm r; II am heart and soul IN iator Of
NC hieNcle.. said he applaus,i FOR the
,oloWihE reasons; First Il affords a
beautiful exercise. second 1t rivts lnngs
nnt would otherwise be- lazy an orpor-
unity to inhale the oNvgcu Of rec AR
and thirdly. there Is the social feature,
which enables people t. co ahni. .in.l IN.
l.N 'hcmSolvcs. Visit their urishHovs and
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MIDS CONVENTION.
|. From South Texas Coun-
n, Ia Attendance.
h TALK BY JUDGE ROBSON.
|,... Lee.hsrs and Mayor Fly
Appropriate Addresses
:, Roads and Drainage

1N'' - ,ra delegates to the
kamber Of '"e ,.',..o, ,r ~
convention hah hi''N'" y" :"
-. anpo ntod hour for as
r. INV 81" ,,uv wera on
n O'clock 81 i""
,.a,ug quarters ana IN r''noN-
~ trayel that the attend
pms VI ..,,ar and 4, was II
raiher ii,"N'
lnre the meeting WIS c'iir" 10
r..,,sen, W, $. Robson.
f''s''N ~, ,ho pl,,forp
hose sea'e" WI ~
S.tien. Robson. secretary H. ".
49,. 7 NJ crutchiieli, Major
NJ" a.. ~ ,,.i,,.r, co,r,
It. Hon W. d. ''''N''"' . ''"".'
Galveston coun'y, ana Hon. y.
=, This CITY.
Fay" VI ,..,,i .s,,,,,r
J. NJ, cru'V'"'N' VI ,-"''''' we
,Ae guidance OF God in TN" de-
~. corvor,ion. that what
+" WV -, IA ,o, ga.
sid anu no'r '''N 3" ~ W w
f,he rnanciil, moral and spirit
tho neonle
M VI ~.
/, ,octbari county III ,ro
D d. i'o' ,.,,..r, ,ho g.,
rN county, "'''
p-,ss Of welcome ON tho part of
- ~
!. rran =
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THE STATE BICYCLE MEET.
Big Crowds and Fast Riders Arriy-
ing in Galveston.
JUDGE MOTT WILL ACT As REFEREE



iects of the National aud state bicycle
,.,r,. ,.s.. 7'.a' SUCCESS are very na'
o'clock tomorrow evening. hu, already the
riders are hsgmnius TO arrive nna ,,nm
every lnr,l ,s $40, ia. .,,a, ,' -
'"i'' 80 H''" INV Voiu'S oi IN" cup
or team t. which the wearer swcars allie
glance The Barnes boys wear the white,
Flv.rr rnlors s,.,,,,. n..,.,
nr 80 '''' '"c ora solH
signifies the Storing. and tn, crimson -,
the Syracuse plistens II, ,hc su,,,,. n, -, a.,
'"' '""i's"' on ''e
,"""' JUN ""F' ne Wh'e'incn are mov-
ms about the cyclr NJ ,rcs. being haadnuar-
tors for them They are rett,nr n,,,nlp,.
.j .,., IN. ',,'N ~ 'l'' ~"
"' ana Il ieel'nE OF fraiornt'ism pervadcs
every gathering The contests on the
track viii h, ,or blood. ana every entry
vtn ,,ii ..,, ,,,,,,I,. !, 60
" wv 'N' ""-"'''' - ~ 'u.i'ht
IN ~ ls track iiom ;hat of horse racing.
rNtiN IlH'r Sues Tor II record and VIC
toiN, Never n rlco l. thrown and the
best man wins.
All standard wheels are represented and
,pa new track VIII present eN,ellent op..
lu.UinNcS Tor good time and MAI iual
isivi~ WI 'nioavot to pnnh tncir wheels
" me tape IN tho fastest time ever made
III ! NaS or IN tho mon, II possible.
lh' city Is iii-, uliinE ny with guests.
hN'N train h'irEs nuinher. the fol
low NIX hciug tho t"rprd OF the Katy.
Train No. !. June l>2 passonrors.
X rrnin %o ur., sn",ion June . osc
pas, trors
TrHn ~. e. sc nd section. june s-6'2
'rrnlu No 3 lame q 5nn tasscusors
THIS is ,hr official report to- General
iassc'ig'r Agent crush, ana IN ndiiiicn
train arriving here today ami tonight
brought a great many.
ih' Groves 49, )"si commencing 10
in great mumhofs
as, night 'ns Snm'n a' re ~ "Ia, m -
ii"nh nninfS ga 'ne 'N'rAi 'E,'au HIN, ,,,,,s
n,a m'sni's -, rN w." enn,, f. and
'.n 'h i'",u 81. . oN,i l", ., ~, ~
-'' sum IN ,'o'n IN ,,,n ,a,,v
1 ~, . las' inTn,' ,,pl sa,,, IT, XII
m"V,1 S',amt Wv" I."n'S ,,,, =, ,r ,ran ~,
ati,nl ihr m h'i1In'H III iion M. IN ,yhn,
tndi'n'" ilal i,'y WI AN ne n' WIZ"
'nS! -'. ,,,.'.,.m ,Ioua,,n nrl Hen
dorson end l''enai,e,nnl lA'sn ,'W, ,t n M
l,v,a nn',rH KY ' ,.ha cam Nv nc.nrate
in,nrmnlinn as 40 IA, i'N,c ', t',r dave of
IT," pr,vsf3'n,, n,' ,rl,,r.-.,,v v,l no
fn'.uF ,,iSt .,,,s,et.'r vhi'h
u No. oi'n ~ al Non'if ,t. s,' ' III
Sainri,y "lH he i.Nm,el ' ,,'g',s a.,
,s IS =" ,,.',i,..n Wb.ehnol, rsclns
honmi Ths io.nWl'E al, h,.h vill com.
tomorrow ihr hrSi dnN' "n.'n WI" cum
NJ ne" ~ 'mriiy al ' "NN'N ,. ,
First M" ON" mic l"N"'- ii'a' VIZ
ver cum. SiN. ,,,..,
Second rfco one IN ~ en-. ~ ~
scrs go thlrf rrrf' hat, - -.
t.''ra sd rae Vi,t mn 80 ,hir1 nrizo
&
Fourth two miles, class y Firsf
rr1 e lv.r pitcher Sli. second rrlz''
tt. suit Si0 trirl przc. pni, shoes, 8
ff,h raor liaN ME ,'NN,.ion n"'
only First ur2e suit clothes. 81, second
pr'zo s,vcator 8
sixth rHco Eialt mile. lt'ys II mud IN
lNiifr. 81 80; bird pris- he'd Slae
1le rack rules OF tho League of Nnori
,,.,..,.,n nm ,,o,..r- an contests
,n' " N'" a..
TIE following are ~, ou'," ' '
...,,, ,..l,.,.t.u. q \ coimor, Houston
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MASON COUNTY.

Mason. Texas. June s.-Thc democratic
primary for Mason precinct was held at
the esNst house ~ the sA instant; At
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st,,rrrr KeFr HIS WORD

nrownood. Teras. June s-ii snry : hnliz
10 k mo,ph;ne III > mor.ing anl ~. A.
1sioci avn. mat ne told his VIII mat
he Would Xii himself. and he kept his
word.
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best decorated wheels for ladies. gentle.
men boys and KRIS, -four prizos n 4i
| Nilcr. Mrs. Aaron iiium and Mrs Henry
| ko-cnbcrg ware selected .iH judges
The following was the formation OF tho
parade.
Sis mourted pal.o.
becor'sed i +, nand Nas9n Hna mnsiclans
Clarke n Cn.rts' rNhihit on wheels.
w +. Stewards exhibit On wheels
Irwin linrdwarc cos exhibit on wheels
NsNiuc teams or clubs.
Apha Koin Ia,lics' Eicycle cup.
Children on decorated wheels competing
for rriars.
talvei ton cycling chh.
Al othcr organizations or wheel clabs.
Iuiitnoh'd Whonlmnn
TIA 'olIGS ,, ws.S srs h,, ,'r tho
\ q. I.auso. y. Rrock, II. A. Lufidu.
Dhail French. W e. iioldelScf, thnua-
csv ~wo",. i.ous Romnnotte aud Sidney
M,ssrs. Clarke < courts had q nl-g-le
c,trs I'm ~" rnind" 1h" Decorations lad
hc.n orrnily designed and wcro nov i.
1ht RIDERS wore uniformed. Following :
list of tho rIders w w KENNEDY,
cnpts!n. Messrs George NJ Courts, Rob
ntft Charles q, Buchman. Thomas. Cor
drly. NJ. pevotc j. w, plbrrl. Hugh
l:vsfl'. r. NJ. fink. " = Gordon 6; "
ia6slnsor. il u Koichum. rJ j iin..
no1g, VIM ~ S grr. John + Lul'ich.
sopui. " il Wicv. j. :. Sweeney.
>ie> Graham. A snl'rs, g. T.. nnayer
Mrs. George N cnurts. Mrs. Dee. Msses
Fni Court- A1i Kendall. NJ - l<cunnii
Mary Roila ran,rcn
ne rai idc web foi The rorps was.
'Rlh' Run, Roe a. y 60 iipfimnn.
Dayton Iih-er-t'e, Texas lIouso' RAN"
Tho parade was rrobahl, the most snc-
,cssiul eyer seen IN TeNnF There --,yortl
hAndsomc wheels in Inc. All gdiy deco
rn'od and ridden 10y ladies, gentlemen
girls and boys A large number ~ them
were decorated nj great expense. aud PAT
urulsrly nfiiccahlo wns tho Clarke ~
Ctl.ris display.
"rolumbia. the ,;rm Of the q -ear, was
well Illustrated hy beautiful m'ni'trrc
vrcht with ~ IT, Aprend, The craft sup
Iortsd by -four columbia wn'''lH. ridden
iy gentlemen dressed IN Whit"
The para WIS led by Mrs. i.hpvc and
In passing n given point. l. was vowcl
hy lHrgc crowds.
The following were the awards; First
rr,zr. eentl man. Theodore Ohinstai. Jr. !;
pink ps. with Liberiy holl aysprnte':
i.hoy. his mead. pink stun.. isoyA ~
salzman. mink costume WIN hc"prni'pn III
morning elcri,s, spider in web with dil-
II rnd irHii.. Lrdiss MisN Ii9rihr Lob I.
beautifully decorated IN orange Blossom y,
Gfrl.~Miss Lois Burck Immense white
swan completely surrounding wheel ana
rider. Tandcm--Lem Selby and team.
Gown costumes.
The scaly ,tfles' bicycle corps IN uni-
form, with guns. was q leading feature.
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measure ana s"iciicn, Donated by MIR
lonis Schltgingrr.
Relative to th" prizes offered for the
best decorated wheels for ladies. gentle
men, boys and kris, four prizoa N all.
MIR John ScaiN. Mayor Fly Mr.. Charir 5
Nidcr. Mrs Aaron itium and Mrs Henry
ko-cnbrIR were selected aH judges
HE following was the formation OF tho
pai.iia.
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PROPOsALs For WOOD.

Sealed proposals will be received by tho
Astoria and Columbia River Railroad Co.
at their office In Astoria until noon May
9th, 1896, and then opened, for furnishing
thereto 1000 cords Of fir wood The wood
is to be delivered In such quantities and
at such times as the purchaser may de-
sire, but all will be received within one
year after bids are opened. Bidders will
state price per cord for IT, wood. and
price per cord for II. wood, delivered
on wharf along the company's line In
Astoria Also price per cord for each
length or wood on board cars at War
renton. Approved bonds will be re-
quired OF the successful bidder. The
right ls reserved by the company to re-
ject any and all bids. For further par
ticulars apply at office OF A. and c. r.
r., Flavel Building, Astoria, Or. En-
velopes containing bids should be marked
"Blds for Wood" and addressed A. and
G. II. r., Astoria, Or.
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AROUND TOWN.

Yes, When thy heart in It's pride would
stray
From the pure first loves OF its youth
away;
When the sullying breath Of the world
would come
Der the flowers 1t brought from its child
hoods home;
Think though again Of the woody glade,
And the sound hy the rustling ivy made:
Think OF the trees at thy fathers door,
And the kindly spell shall have power
once more. Mrs. Hemans.
\ cruel story runs on wheels and ev-
cry hanl oils the wheels as they rum
George Elliot.
Basket ball will he much played this
summer.
Wide wedding rings are not considered
good form.
Mr.. Richard Lennon left last night
for Portland.
Mr.. VIM. H. Miller, of St. Louis, No.
is in the city.
Flour has declined. See the Pacific
Commission Co.
C. H. Wheeler. of Nehalem, was in
the city yesterday.
Charles L. Lake, Of Denver Col. was
in the city yesterday.
The Doxford will leave up the river
for Portland tomorrow
Try C. B. Smiths Vanilla Ice Cream.
1t Is something fine.
Mrs Truce, Of the Metropolis, is visit
ing friends in the city.
The only place to buy butter cheap is
at Pacific Commission Co.
Grano is the only healthy food for
mush. Pacific Commission Co.
One ton Of rheubarb cheap. Must be
sold. Pacific Commission Co.
The regular meeting Of the water COM
mission will be held this evening.
Mr. s. F.. .Utzinger is laid up at his
home, quite seriously III with pleurisy.
Earnest Eden has removed from North
Shore and is now living In Uppertown.
A street crossing was cleaned yester-
day on Exchange street in UpDertown.
Mr. A. II. Mayer, Of Honolulu, is visit
ing in the city, a guest at the Occident.
It is understood that there will be an
important meeting Of cannerynen today.
Mr.. Raymond Brumbaugh, Of San
Francisco. was at the Occident yester-
day.
August Erickson permits no rambling
or games of any kind in his new bar
room.
Look out for the artistic signs posted
on the street cars by the Astoria Foot
ball Club.
By special permission Of Observer Gro
yer, Astorians yesterday had a glimpse
Of the sun.
Ice Cream Soda in twenty-five different
favors at c. 3. Smiths. Private par
lors for ladies.
James Elliot, Of Elliott's landing, and
G.. W. Raymond, Young's Bay, were in
the city yesterday.
The summer man, from all appear
ances, will look as gay as the most gaud-
lily dressed belle.
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YESTERDAYS WEATHER.

Local weather for twenty-four hours
ending. at p. m. yesterday. furnished
by the United States Department OF Ag-
-riculture, weather bureau
Maximum temperature, IS degrees
Minimum temperature, q degrees
Precipitation, n inche
Total precipitation from September lst.
1855, to date, T0.05 inches.
Excess Of precipitation from September
LIST, 1895, to date. SIS inches.
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HERMAN THE WONDER. "

In another column will be found the
advertisement OF Herman the Wise. the
wonderful bargain seller. A trial will
suffice to convince you that he can cure
lean pocket book and NJ nny shaped
man, whether suffering from rheumatism
or the Office itch Wise's clothes ut with
out rubbing your spine or your back or
pulling your leg. All are treated alike.
Consultation free
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BUYERS AND SELLERS.

The following transfers were filed for
record yesterday at the office OF County
Recorder Gunderson:
Kate X. Hobson ct al 10 Anna
Johnson. Lots 3. I. 5. 20, II and
l2, Block 93 Olneys AAtoria...t 200
j. T. Woody to II. @. VanDusen.
OF land In sections ana 2, town
ship s north, range west....... 800
W. T.. Warren and wife 10 George
r. Goodell Lots 10 and 10. Block
L FlaYel Center...........- ........ 100
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BICYCLE ACADEMY.

Sherman e. Thing have opened riding
school next door 10 Pacific Express office.
Competent instructors constantly In at
tendance. Cleveland and Crescent bi-
cycles for sale and rent.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-05-05

The Oregon Trading TO-, 600 Commercial
street, is the place to buy your dry
goods, civthing, boots and shoes. mems
and ladies' furnishing goods. Should you
want an auctioneer. S. Friedman makes
his office at the Oregon Trading Co
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The only place in Astoria TO buy
GRAINS SARS APARILLA
rs at thu Estes-Craln Drug Company's.

Minister Terrill, who is home from
Turkey on leave OF absence. is visiting
his aged mother who lives In Lynch
burg, Va.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-05-05

Parties desiring the best OF Job printing
at the lowest prices she lid call at the
Astorian job Office before going else
where.
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Something New.
Children's and Youths Steel
Shod Shoes, all Sizes and Styles

We also carry a fine line Of ladies' and
mems shoes, from the best to the lowest
reliable goods. All goods warranted just
as represented
JOHN HAHN & CO..
Ia Commercial Street
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-05-05

MarshalPs twine-used BY 20 per cent
of the fishermen on the Columbia river
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The al.ahsorbing topic among the
members OF the \ F, {, nowadays
the grand melodrama that they VIII siNc
nsxt FRIDAY week In Fishers theatre.
RehearSals are being held nearly every
night and there Is u great deal OF bustle
and preparation,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-05-05

General Barker, the new governor Of
the Bermudas, is a Lucknow hero.