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EcoN0MY ia taking Hoods s8s- A1 saparla, because LOO doses a&e dollar" is peculiar to and true only ol Che One True BLOOD Purifier.
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 foBlion iFel teefaee.

vas hoara Q make 2 eUn uslg ugg. i've renfuis Conversation lla tanned apon tiie manifold daage ~ which expose ourselves liE tfasa i3g n fs way carriages IAe M rule said this architect t never U iook our os the window nntll sou are a good a0 miles from Llsslou Otherwise you risk seeing the 1rSs Sstal palace
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 very lazs4 l a#olata@H. and when May Aaa ta s=#. .e Her un-tes fgur
 EsHl aaag, Ha attend sGaag oue 9 aaE4 tlaIs t@E her 5o 68"a -aH yltE tlt5v.
 jew days after Qe bad Iair home as sae EEss walking sl0Hl toward sahga aaa g9HAi4z. what saaela she see iu road B lz# fs.t from her lat Tip . toes. .aQaaus raieat toward uncla's Aaaze. aHe Tza and caught her up in Hss alla7 aes. l.- and a.zaast e1iea e5 aa same H5Ha.
 Har s5I4 was lIas tlaE.re1eas5 part ,i Eaa5 zso#s d.1. Tor Izz5Ius afaa find .a1P eFer 3aae distances. When ll teHrued fIaa sH16l lhat night she wrote a lattar to laa mamma. tall ls he of tAs kiHA.s aduaalaaa.= ans ilen ,lea lae l.aad H harabaa arauna l5F5aas Heez and faI5 erthar s4amuH go back boaa and cazIT the ll5ael fr mamma And zeba dasoa suppose. fal 5aizlz true FlozE
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 Now don't yoa thiHs that sIarv hag reason to think TiUtoas a pzartv saar. eag5--4 oatbaH Companion.
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ln total population littlo over 2 009 GOO wt naW has over 009 089 daet ag banks With au rta saalIp ot ss m casa deposits
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4 sea captain has fouud .haE
 of ship when filled with T nomu small holes bcr along mogs eapidiv than when they are perfectly He says eaat an ordinary sai eaaalt receive the Iull farceet thaW.a8 aas to the bulk of stationary aiH shat i' ap the hollow 6f the caueaye caaeas
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The territory oeHHasinR A8s tralia. accorGiua t0 tha fion, covers naarly uHoog miles and constitute 8U the Australian continent he a at fhis single colony tl han tGat Ql Jined
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tFrom Monday s Daily

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 ,From Mondays Daily9 The Grand Jury is in session to- day.
 Nr. Val Morgan, of Portland was in town Sunday
 Mir. E. " Williams, Of English. is . Pine Bluff visitor today. Mr. W, II. P Pool, of Fordycc, was h the city Sunday
 Mr. ". N Wood, of Portland. was at the Trulock Sunday.
 Mir Oliver MekeseH, of Winchester Is registered at the Arlington. Mr. r. NJ. Mcdonald of Magnolia, was in the city sunday.
 Mir, l.. C. Matthews, of Magnolia was q Pine Bluff visitor sunday Mr. C. G. Williams, of Lineolo county, Is registered a5 the Arling ton.
 MT. Charles |, Wright, of Little Rock, was Pine Bluff victor over Sunday.
 pr. E.P. Lemley, of Dermot is visitor to the city today
 Mir. J. ". Gatliog, of Bearden is registered at theTrulock.
 Mr. ]. P. Lee, of Clarendon, regis tered at the Arlington Sunday
 
 Mrs. J. c. Taylor was a passenger on the morning Valley train for his plantation at Rives.
 The Pine Bluff oil NH is nearing completion, and will begin grinding seed one day this week.
 Miss Thekla McFadden. daughter of R. H. McFadden, fs recovering from long and serious spell of sick ness
 x. IL Tunstan was arrested last night for carrying a razor HE a weapon, and will be tried before 4 Niven today.
 John Benny was tried before Jus tice 4. Niyen this morning for ats turblng the pence The ease NJ. continued.
 Mrs. II. G. AHis and daughter Miss Emma, returned te Little Rocl Tuesday, after a visit To friends ant relatives in this city.
 Mrs. Fannie Winters left Suaaa. Tor her home at Camden after a Yisi to Mir. and Mrs. Milton Brown. oi Third avenue
 Henry Miles plead guilty befor Justice Vance this morning t8 charge of cruelty to animals H was fined Sl and costs ECONOMY m taking Hoods S.a A@ sapaulla, because s 100 doses ea dollar" is peculiar b and true only c Che One True BLOOD Purifier
 Alfred Jones was tried by jury this morning, before Justice Vance on a charge of assault and battery He was convicted and Hued $ mt costs.
 Mir Meyer Salmson, 5Be husGin. agent for the Memphis Commercial Appeal. wishes the GRAPHIC to stat that owing to the quarantine agans Memphis no more papers ba e bee sent from there As soon as he ca arrange, Meyer win deliver tbe AT peal as heretofore
 Beginning 10 Tell.
 Mir. s. H Rees, a brother of Mrs c W. Byinqton, of this city, was visitor at The Jefferson County Faa Mir. Rees is a prosperous farmer a Newton, Iowa This was his 6fs visit to Arkansas, and he was aal
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-02
ANOTHER VARSITY RACE.
Great Interest Attaches to the Contest
to Take Place To-day

Poughkeepsic ~ Y. JUly 1.-The Sec
ond varsity race over the Hudson river
four-mile course Of the crews OF Colum-
bla. PcnusylyU aa and Cornell will take
place. tide hd water permitting. iomor-
row afternoon. between the hours OF
and 7.D, Unusual Interest attaches 20
the contest. owing TO the participation CT
the Corncll crew. which so easily defeated
Yale and Harvard last week as the de-
feating OF Cornell. or the smashing OF
the record made last week. would raise
the question as 70 whether Columbia and
Pennsylvania should not be admitted 10
the future contests in which Yale and
Harvard take par, with Cornell
The best information here tonigh,
leads to the belief that Cornell will not
be- defeated but It is also said upot
Ike good authority. that her crew will
have to row as they never rowed before.
Had that with ANY Kind OF favorable con-
dhioas the record pf last week will be
cut under
The Indications arr that the weather
conditions will b. Favorable In tn,
drawing for position this afternoon Cor
neil had her usual luck. a1d drew the
outside where the ehb tide flows strong
est This Is the third consecutive time
that Cornor has drawn the outside posi-
ton Columbia drew the shore and the
Pennsylvania crew the sandwich, or mid
die place
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-02

order 70 suspend work has not yet been
sest out. As the Pittsburg district ls the
pivotal point around which the coal trade
revolyes. a convention was called for Sat
urday. At this convention It is thought
the miners will almost unanimously vote
for general suspeasion.
In the meantime. the word viii be sent
out 70 the miners OF Illinois. indiana
ard West Virginia. and they will follow
the lead Of the men Of this district gus
pensions are to date from Monday. Il Is
possible the nitloIs miners IN some places
VIII strike tomorrow. or any time before
the fixed time to stop work Saturday.
The officials report the men in the five
bltuminous mining states 10 be restless
and wanted to strike instead OF waiting
few days longer Several small strikes
have occurred District President Dolan
Of the Miners Union 80 an interview
said;
There Is no question that saturdays
convention will declare for strike 10
occur al once. At all the mines where
the men are working under individual
contracts, IL Is doubtful II the mes viii
come out Many Of the big companies
have those contracts with their men and
and the latter are satisfied"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-02
NEWS FROM EGYPT.

New York. July La dispatch to the
Herald from Cairo via Paris says:
The advance toward Abdul Hamid will
be resumed very shortly. The inteIli-
gence department stsn win start for the
front as sooa as their head. Colonel Win
gate Bey, returns to Cairo.
Several disastrous fres have brought
desolation and ruin in Tantah. some sub
urban districts. OF late, and the number
OF people redered homeless by the fires
at Aboo Tor and Nit Hobeish is 800 and
sIs respectively. while the Identified bod
les OF the unfortunate victims amount
10 % and - respectively The spread
OF the fire at Ta4tah was most caprieious.
some houses being left intact. while
buildings all around them were burned.
In one Instance the fire leaped distance
of 50 yards. an intervening house OF some
what more substatial build than the
others being left eatirely untouched. The
loss is estimated at about $1,000 pounds,
not penny OF which was covered by
insurance.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-02
GETS a STAY OF EXECUTION,

Colfax. Wash. July John Leonard,
the murderer OF Jacob Malduist, will not
be hanged tomorrow, his case having
been appealed to the United States su-
premc court. Wednesday evening Leon
ard was taken to Spokane, the officers
fearing mob violence. The fear seems
to have been groundless, Until Wednes-
day It was supposed that Leonard would
6e hanged Notwithstanding his appeal
ills attorneys had permission to appeal
from Judge Hanford, but could not sue
ceed in getting writ of prohibition from
the state supreme court or reprieve
from the governor.
Wednesday, Attorney General Winston
instructed the sheriff that the appeal
constituted a stay of execution. The ap-
peal will caused a delay OF eight months,
even II the judgment of the state courts
is confirmed.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-02
OUR FINANCES
IN GOOD SHAPE
Secretary Gage Says There Are GOOt
Resources Behind Us.
VERY LARGE GOLD RESERVE
Condition Of Government Is ali shat Could
be Desired nOardina Of Gold 10 This
Country Has Stopped.

New York, July LA special to tine
Herald from Washington says:
THE government financial affairs are
In good shape" said Secretary Gage In
aa ltervlew. I'VE have come 10 the
end Of the fiscal year with good resource
behind US ard brighter hopes for the
future I feel assured that by the time
June ~. 1886. rolls around the govern
ment's affairs will>bc ~ better condition.
wnilo the people of the country win have
cause for taankfulness that a nav era
OF prosperity has set In With the end OF
the fiscal year 1896. oae year ago" con-
tlnued Mr. Gage. "the gold reserve was
only sl02. oO0O0o. or just barely above the
theoretical reserve Of a hundred millions.
There was fear that before the year
was over there might be very large ex-
ports. compelling the administration TO
again issue bonds for gold. Now We
not only have gold reserve OF si4I. CO.,
40. but there ls not cloud in sight
as to its continuance approximately at
that very comfortable level This Is the
most hopeful sigo that l see in the pres
ent condition OF the governments fnan-
ces. for when the country is all right and
the government all right, the gold reserve
ls sure TO be all right. and vice versa.
"At the end OF this fiscal year. looking
over the official statement which has
been o. my desk. the condition OF the
government is all that could be desired.
There is no trouble with the gold re-
serve. that barometer Of confidence. The
business me0. capitalists and investors.
not only OF our own country. but OF the
world. are content with our situation and
prospects All the nervousness which
formerly held us in its tolls has disap-
lpeared In its place we have confijoace
/ in tine future, confidence in the govern
ment. confidence In ourselves. The hoard
ing OF gold has stopped and much o. the
yellow metal that was piled away during
the depression has come out and gone
into circulation.
1 The closing OF the fiscal year brings
as nearer to the passage of a new tariR
law which will give business a settled
condition. We hope. for long time. That
It will also give tine government sufficient
revelue for its needs, doing away with
the deficit. we have satisfactory evil
denoe"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-02
LAST CAUCUS
ON TARIFF BILL
Republicans Decide Upon Many Final
Points 70 he Made.
THE ANTITRUST PROVISIONS
kill be Lett rrac,rally untouched fears
thar Oil Will no; Meet Require
meats oi the Government

Washington. July 1.-The republicans
held what they decided should be their
last caucus on the tarin mll tonight
The meeting continueA for more than
three hour. ana was prodHc0ye Of I'M
portaHt results which wcr, tot reached
without a display Of considerable feel.
ing Among the points decided were
the following. To report no antitrust
nme admeat. TO withdraw the original
aannrr committee provision for duty
on tea and an Increase Of % cents per
barrel Oh beer. ana 20 protide for inE
on buad aad stock ira Factous
Tho greater part Of The tim" wns giyen
TO the provision against trusts The de-
clsion on this was on the basis o. the
report by the Judiciary committee IN op-
position 70 any effort 90 attach "A trust
provlslo to the u,rin bnl The committee
bad held q meeting az which me whole
ques;lcn WAS gone over it lergth with
the other repuisran senators including
ia ma ind chaHdlrr n nas there de-
cidcd that u would he extremely difficult
90 secure legisiation that would b. ef-
fcctivc. and that upon tho whole 1t was
mpolltic and uaWi-r q undertake a. The
report wns made according 20 ~" caucus
ani resolution. authorizing The prescn-
tnlion OF ua amendment providing IN
express terms for the Continuance In et-
feet OF the termB OF the Wilson law.
whith makes Il unlawful 10 form trust
In imported articles. was adopted
Thi. report called ont some vigorous
protests. especially on the pa~, Of the
Wy.tera senators, and they We're replied
TO wlth spirit II w1s asserted lmo g
other things that the prastnl4;!oa Of q
new asu-,rust provision would lead "a
u long debate which could not arord
long debate. which could ro, 30, ut-
forded nt the present time IN, success
OF The proposition 10 rccedc from ,pl in-
creased tax on beer and temporary
Iduty ON Tea lcl 10 quite 7 proluuged dlr-
cuvs,on ns 20 the amount OF revenue
the bin would yield Many senators eN-
pressed the opinion that the volume would
ut be equal TO the lemaeds u iho sov-
crnment Il was IN response 60 this view
that @ determination WAS reached to pro-
vide some form of tax on stock trans
actions. The details ~ this scheme were
rot decided upon, but lei, TO the nnaHce
committee 10 perfect
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-02
BROWN UNIVERSITY.

Providence. R l.. July l--President
Benjamin Andrews. Of Brown University,
has returned from his trip abroad He
talked freely Of his journey. but refuse !
to say anything concerning the recent
action OF the corporation, as he regard
ed it as purely personal matter. He
had heard no rumor that he contemplate
cd reslgnlng. but on the contrary he is
preparing to take up the university busi-
ness at orce He said he was not in Z,
position to say whether or not Mr.. Rock
efeller had made large gift If money
to Brown
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-02
AN ELoPENIENT.

Los Angeles, July Mrs. John Brad
hurry wife Of the well known young mil
nonairc. and Il. Russell Ward young
Engllshman. have eloped 1t is believed
they left this city on the northbound
train last night, and 1t is said that their
destination is Australia. The elopement
is the sequel OF a compromising escapadc
of the rouple nj Santa Monica several
DAYS ago. which shocked the four hun
drcd and set the gossipping tongues
awagging. Ward has abandoned his wife
and two children, who are touring Eu-
rope for pleasure.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-02
ROcKHILL 10 GREECE.

Washington. July 1T II Bndcrstood
tia, The president mas selected ". Rock
hill. inie assistant secretary VI state. for
the poA Of minister 10 Greece Mr.
RCckh!l's appolniHtnt VIII not be a
party O.c IN any sense but based upon
his experience as 81 diplomat and hi
excellent work while IN the department
Of state. lie entered the diplomatic
service ~ FAR back ns issi
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-02
THE HASTINGS WILL.
Great Contest Ended and Affairs win
Remain Private

san Francisco. July 1.-The Hastings
viii contest is at an end. and the affairs
OF the emiaent jurist will not be aired
in public. Miss Viola Keller. or Mrs.
Viola Hastings. as she styled herself. has
waived her claim to share OF the sIog,-
90 estate left by the late judge. and in
lieu thereof has accepted a modest sum.
Tho suit has been dismissed BY consent.
as the court record shows. The terms
OF the compromise are not stated. but II
Is generally Understood that the sum was
between $1,000 and $1,000 The case was
dismissed on the day set for the trial
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-02
WALLPAPER MEN.

Niagara Falls. July 1.-The American
Association of Wallpaper Makers has
been organized with the following Of
ficers: President. C, w. Page, Rochester;
recording secretary; d. W. Cowles. Clio
versville; commissioner. Charles II. creig,
New York.
A board of directors was elected, con-
sisting OF twenty-four members and OF
which are prominent wallpaper dealers
from Louisville, Washington and othei
cities. The association starts with forty
members,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-02
GIGANTIC COMBINATION.
Street Railways OF Illinois Given Ire
mpndous Powers.

Chicago. July l-An ordnance empow-
crl-A the Metropolitan Traction Co. tc
build more than two hundred miles q
street railroads In Cook county has been
passed by the county board
The way has thus been paved for a
gigantic combination OF the street rail-
ways OF Chicago with every suburban
lie now In existence The 0ew company
is capitalized Tor Sl0,oo00o. and among its
rumored hackers are mentioned the fol-
lowing ). Pierrepout Morgan. p. \. y.
Wldener. W h. Elkins ana Charles T.
Ycrkes. together with the men backing
the General Electric Company, No money
compensation to the county Is provided
for by ordinance.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-02

would agree 70 q reasonable time f0r
debate when the bin h reported back 10
lhr houyc. Io thought that three Or
,onr days for discussion at thai ume
would be sunclet
Tho estimate Of the time the bill VIII
De ~ conference ranges from Two 10 ten
dayy. but the best opinion " that the
conferrcca win report the hll back .
week from next Monday. n It comes over
from the senate o. the latter day.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-02
CRIMINALS TRIED AT RosEBURa-

Roseburg, Or. July 1.-(speclal to the
zarchary pleaded guilty
to charge of burglary and will be sem
fenced Tuesday.
Wayne DroIinger entered a plea Of not
guilty. Fred PiIkington has not yet been
arraigned. These three are supposed to
be implicated in the burglaries at Rast
and Critters mill, aad the soldiers home
during the winter.
The grand jury is investigating the
Cow creek holdup.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-02
NELSON WILL HANG

salem. or. July L-(special to the As
torian. THE supreme court today refused
to grant a certificate of probable cause
OF stay of execution in the case Of Lem
uel Nelson, sentenced to be hanged at
Granite Pass tomorrow for the killing of
Charles Perry Governor Lord declines
to grant a respite.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-02
MONTANA FOR MORALS.
Gambling and Social Card Playing Pro-
hlbited by Law.

Butte, Mont, July 1.-The law prohibit
ing gambling in Montana went into effect
today and was universally observed. All
games were shut down at l2 O'Clock last
were stored away. The law even pro-
hibits shaking dice for the drinks. and,
according to the attorney generals con-
struction. makes the playing of cards
for prizes in social gatherings unlaw-
-ful.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-02
GOOD PROGRESS MADE
Tarin BnI Nearly Ready Tor Final Vote
Surprises Sprupe.

Wa-hlngton, July The nnancc COM
mittcc suffered several unexpected re-
verses durlns the progress OF the taria
bln debate today. being defeated on three
important votes Cotton basHne was
placed ON the free list 90 to 20, and cot
ton ties. also by vote OF y to % The
duty on white pine lumber was reduced
from 5. to 81 per LcOo, by a vote OF G to
81 H..t
The amendment on Pie o,casioned the
greatest surprise and led TO u general
brcaktns up OF party lines on both sides
OF the chamber During the early stages
OF the debate the duty on lumber In
cludl = pine. was placed at 81 after a
protrncted contest Today Teller returned
to the coatest and moved TO place white
pine lumber on the free list, The amend
ment was defeated by the close vote OF
81 TO S3. four republicars-Baker. Garter,
lIanshrough aad Quay.-joInne with the
democrats, popullsts and silver republi-
cans IN the Affirmative, while three DEM
ocrats-Whlte McEnery and Martin-vot-
ed with the republicans IN the negative
Fclowiag up this close vote, Mantle
moved TO reduce the rate on white pine
from 50 to 81, and It was carried 10y a
majority OF one Two r,publicans-Baker
ana Carter-vo,cd with the democrats
in the negative The bill is now COM
pleted with the exception OF the reciproc-
ity section and some comparatively minor
paragraphs, Much progress was made
today In clearing up detached paragraphs
heretofore passed over. only three of
these-coal tar, potash and tou-remain,
so that these items, the reciprocity sec
ton and the brief Internal revenue and
admi -iStratlon provisions are all that re-
main OF the bill TO be disposed Of before
the hnpl vote is taken,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-02
STRIKE SITUATION.
Coal Miners In Illinois, PENNSYLVANIA,
Ohio and West Virginia

Pittsburg, July 1.-The exact situation
as to the miners strike may be summed
up thus:
During the last three weeks there had
been so much talk of the miners want
ing to strike, that lat the melting Of the
national executive board of the Minework-
ers Union in Columbus. last week. 1t was
decided to order one in Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Illinois and West Virginia, but the
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-02
THE COAL MINERS.
WIN Go out on General stri..4 Next
Sunday.

Tcrre Haute, lad. July 1.-The Express
will say tomorrow;
Next Sunday. or prior to that day. cir
culars viii be placed IN the hands Of
all bltumgaous miners in the United
States calling them out ON strike. 1t
IS estimated that 250,O00 men will be in
volved. Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana, IL
linois and parts Of West Virginia aad
kentucky will contribute to the move
ment The strike is to enforce the Co
lumbus scale of 6S cents per ton for
Pennsylvania; 60 cents for Ohio and In
diana, and 80 cents for Illinois coal.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-02
MARIA srRAuB DEAp.

Chicago, July miss Maria strauh.
well-known as composer of church and
Sunday school hymns, is dead Miss
straub was the author of nearly 200
hymns. all Of which have been set to
music by American composers.