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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

Since New York has accepted the Bac-
chante rejected by Boston the press of the
metropolis has been busy informing the
world that tie figure is mot immodest,
but simply represents light -heartedness
and gayety." This, however, is an eva
sion of the issue. Boston never denied
that the figure is gay, but objected be-
cause it had no clothes and was very evil
IDENTIFY carrying a halcyon and vociferous
Jag.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

Chief Justice Fuller is quoted as saying
in recent interview business has picked
up wonderfully, and We can truly say an
era of prosperity is at hand A dictnm
of that kind is as good as Supreme Court
decision on the subject, and we may now
regard the issue as settled.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

"Did you succeed in convincing him that
he was wrong?"
''No; but made him admit it."-Dstroit
News.
He-Darlng, will you miss me when I am
far away in a foreign land?
she-Yes, dear; but you Will write to me
often, won't you? What a chance 1t will ne
for me to increase my collection of foreign
stampsi-Boston Transcript
she-Talk about woman's idle curiosity
Ee-No, should say 1t worked night and
dsy.-Detroit Journal
''This is a genuine Havana cigar, is itI" said
the baker to the tobacconist
About as genuine as your Vienna bread,
should judge" replied the tobacco dealer
Harper's Bazaar.
Wsliace-There is nothing like matrimony
to make a man appreciate the value of money,
FeTry-ThAps so. A dollar a man gives to
his wife does look bigger to him than any
other dollar.-Cin incinnati Enquirer
''why do you look so deiectsdH" asked the
tin foil
"I Was beaten out of SIS to-day" replied the
gold leaf.-New York World
hue-1Ou suOIeu AWIuliy last night, my
dear.
Husbsnd-Humphl Why didn't you wake
me up?
Wife-Becsuse prefer snoring to proia nifty,
darling.-New York Evening Journal.
ado you have mice in your house, Parker"
asked Wicks.
'Yes, lots of em," said Parker.
''What on earth do you do for them? Pm
bothered to death by them at my home"
''What do do for emf" said Parker "Why
do everything for them-provfde 'em with
home, plenty 80 eat and so forth. What more
can they xpeet%-Harrer's Bazaar.
what did that man do TO make himself so
famous?" asked the Altrurian, gazing curl
ously on an individual who formed the center
of social group.
ITO the best of my knowledge" replied the
CyDic, che did the publicP'-Washington
Times.
Mother-Now, Johnnie, are you telling me
the TRUTH
Johnnie-It I amt, why do you want to
make me tell another lie by asking me such a
ques ton IS that?-Boston Transcript.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

1t is said that over 5000 Christian En-
deavorers have already been booked for
Monterey and Pacific Grove, and from
this we may infer how large is the
crowd that is coming to this City. We
snail have to keep our eyes, hands, hearts
and homes open to make our hospitality
equal to the occasion.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

garter snake, which she purchased on the
banks of the Nile while on her honeymoon.
1t so tame that when she approaches 1t crawls
toward her
Joseph Thorne, who died at Sing Sing last
week at the age OF II. was the inventor OF
typesetting machine which bears his name.
He also invented sewing-machine and type
writer
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

SEWING G-MACHINEs-A. NJ, City. The large
sewing g-maehine factories of this country are
located: Two at Cleveland, Ohio; one each at
Elizabeth, n. J.. Newark, N j., Bridgeport.
Conn, Orange, Mass, Plattsburg, N. Y, and
Belvedire, Ill Factories that produce on a
small scale are in the following-named cities:
Two each in New York City and Chicago; one
each In Dayton, Ohio, Toledo, Ohio, Williams
port, Pa, Philadelphia. Pa, Providence r. l.
Rockford. H., Elgin, nj, Florence. Mass
There are TWO In Canada, one tsmalD at
Guelph and one liarge) at Mon treal; two in
glasgow, scotland, one at Oldham, one at
Manchester. England, and probably several
Others OF small account in England. In GER
many there are two or three factories each in
Berlin, Dresden, Altenberg Bielfeld Maggie
burg, Karlfuhe, Saalfeld, Kaiserlautern, and
one esen IN DuTlach, Nielsen, Leipzig and
Braunschweig: There are two or more in
Vienna, one in Budapest. one in Luzerne,
switzerland, one In Paris one in Audieourt
and one at St. Urban, France.
The machines manufactured at the plaees
named are for general use-that is. for fami-
lies and the ordinary purposes of manufac-
tqre. Msenlnes for special purposes are man
ufactured in many New England cities and in
Germany. There are dozen or more small
factories of no Importance scattered throngb
germany, and few such in France and
There is no record of the yearly OUTPUT of
sewing machines. The policy of ali American
companies Is TO withhold the facts and to en-
courage the idea of large or indefnita pro-
ducuon. except at times when one or another
could show the largest production. Durine
me old combination" patents the regulsrlS
ncenseo companies reported their sales in this
country, but there was no record of their ex
ported machines or of the many unlicanSed
ones mat were always in the market
IHE OLDEST REPUBLIc-B. p, Vallejo. Cal
San Marino, Italy, situated amid the lesser
ranges Of the Apprentices and encircled bv
provinces that formerly belonged to the pom
uncal States, is the Oldest republic in tho
world. 1t Is also the smallest independent re-
public. II is governed by a legislative Sen.
ate OF sixty mem bers elected for life, an exeen-
1--WE council OF twelve, two-thirds of whom 20
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

II was going to say that a town which has
civil law, lynch law and martial law all In a
few days can scarcely be called lawless."-
Pitts burg Chronicle-Telegraph
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

"Did you succeed In convincing him that
he was wrong?"
mo; but 1 made him admit it."-Detroit
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

The New York Central Railroad has
scheme for starting a line of cabs from its
depot in New. York for the convenience of
travellers, and those who have had experi-
ence with New York hackmen are push
ing it along as a great reform.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

He-Darling, will you miss me when I am
far away in foreign lRnd2
she-Yes, dear; but you Will write to me
often, won't you? What a chance it will ne
for me to increase my collection of foreign
stampsl-Boston Transcript
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

The people of San Francisco are to be
congratulated on having so able and ener.
getic business man as MIR. Montague at
the head of the Postoffice in this City.
Under his management We can count on
having the most efficient service OF which
the Office is capable.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

The Berkeley people are said to be op-
posed to annexation to Oakland mainly
because of the impurity OF Oakland poll
tics, and now it is for Oakland to decide
whether union with Berkeley is worth the
trouble it will take her to reform herself
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

The merchants and manufacturers of
Los Angeles are talking of starting a new
line of steamers to Mexican ports, and the
talk means business. Tnere is enough
trade in Mexico to make it wo.th while
for every city in California to try to
get it.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

''This is a genuine Havana cigar, is itf" said
the baker to the tobacconist
About as genuine as your Vienna bread, l
should judge" replied the tobacco dealer
Harper's Bazaar.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
OAKLAND OFFICE;
eos Broad way.

EASTERN OFFICE,
Goems 81 and SO, 81 Park Row, New YeFk CtJ
DAVID NJ. FoLTZ, Eastern Manager.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

Wslisce-There is nothing like matrimony
to make man appreciate the value of money.
Ferry-Thafs so. A dollar a man gives to
his wife does look bigger to him than any
other dollar.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

BUSINESS OFFICE:
.1O Market Street,
San Francisco, California.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
WITH YOUR COFFEE.

It's a good thing, which doesn't need pus
ing along.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

The Emperor OF Germany stands twenty first
n the direct lille of succession to the British
hrone.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-26
rosrMARKlNo STAMPS

On September ID iN;, committee was
appointed by tho postmaster scnorai for
the purposs' ~ examining now designs
or improvements In cancclling stamps.
said comhiittcc 20 report tho rcautt Of
their Investigations with Stt,,h rrcommcn.
dations ~ I, may deem prorSr TO make
This committee will r,N>,lvc ror inapoc.
ion. up to January l. lNaS. working mo-.
MS or any invention d,tde-uci To take tho
rtocc % the haDd stamps now In us, al
thu various pnslofic,,s
Persons who submit devices ar All.
vised that simplicity durability and co-t
ara tho PRINCIPAL elements TO ~ consid.
er'd, and that the present movement Is
intendsSi. primarily to secure an i'm.
provcment m tho class ~ postmarkinr
stamps now supplied 10 The smaller poat.
of'lc1.
a working mDict accompanied hy
'un description OF such device should -,
sent 70 tho Department. division ~ paat.
'fice supplies marked COMMITTEES, on
stamp Devices" Respectfully.
PERRY s HEATH
First Asst, Postmnstcr General |
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-26

Mellow as drink, delicious In cook.
tails, WAS tho verdict On cyrus Noble
Old bourbon whlskey ON tho voyage OF
tho stc.tmcr Rio" to Yokohama IN Jan
uary W this year Il ~ tho universal
vonilct It's reputation ls international.
This Ia NOT enjoyed by any other Amer.
han whiskey
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-26
= n $ NOTICE.

Tho mcmhor~ NJ tho Scandinavian Re.
ncvOlont socio,y arc requested to mr,t
In rholr hail Tuesday evening. at fAi
=. N, RuSin,ct, NJ mporNncc VIII como
hcfoNn tho meeting and r,rrrshmunta
served after adtourumcnt
* safer. President
arg pANIEtSoN. Secretary,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-26

sunday on the arrival Of the r,p To,
quin, from TiHamook. she wac ar-....,
Oy Deputy United States Marshal Stu
on geographic evidence from Por,I.,a
az the suit Of the Glasgow Coal ana
I'm roAe Company' 1t is supposed here mat
.he action is the outgrowth Of the t,ol
ueae a short time ago in U-mpops pa.
"here The Tonquin was towing joade,
D-i = ana cropped it to go to the assist
'ree or the steamer Bismarck Whit
was III distress The Tonquin IS srlI IN
he marshal's custody.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-26
NOTICE

Nooce Is hereby given that ou mar.
'eriy licenses are now due and payable
70 the Chief Of Police at his onlcc ana
" not paid within ten days from dnte
OF this notice, a penalty Of 25 per con,
additional viii be charged.
II. e. NELSON.
Auditor and Police Judge.
Astoria, Or, October g. 1897
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-26
TREAsURER's NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that there Ia
FUNDS In tho city treasury to pay au
warrants drawn on tho general fund and
indorSed prior to April l2 1897. Interes,
Will cease after this date.
J. W CONN
, City Treasurer
Astoria. October iG 1891.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-26

Free Wheels to boys, girls, gen
tlemen and ladies.
Wheels real easy to get with our
Teas, zoe, 25c, 30c, 35c, 40c, soc
per pound; Coffee, 15c, 2Oc, 25c,
3Oc, 35c, 4Oc per pound; Spices,
1Oc, 15c, zoe, 25c per can.
Wheels Free-as good Wheels
as money can buy.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-26

FOr air tight stoves so to souly's,
rieisher's knitting worsted al
Dunbar's, "
sroceries at the lowest prices AZ IN,
Pacific Grocery Co.
Children's school umbrellas. so
cents, at Dunhar's.
Judge and Mrs osbo,uae and family
are visiting In Portland.
Bicycle and repair shop at lS Ninth
street Charges reasonable.
FRANK Mason warrenton. registered
az the Parker house yesterday.
Umbrellas covered and repaired ev n
practical workman. at iS Ninth stree,
Mr., Robert Norris after nm ans,,,,
OF seerd weeks, returned to tho city
yesterday
MT A NesSay, an attorney OF Port
land arrived in the cSty yesterday ON
leSl BUSINESS.
ChSrlcs Mcdonald made final PROC, on
hts homestead claim before the county |
oierk yesterday.
seal, ealfskin and crack.nroof
eait winter shoes for ladies. Co.
lumhia Shoe Co,
T. J. Meany. the leading merchan,
'Sior, lS1 Tenth ST. The highes, price
paid for fur skins.
President Curtis and Engineer Jamison.
tho Northwest Construction Co. lerr
lp the river on saturday night.
MT N IL Barker. general agent ~ tho
'htcago & Northwestern Railway ca
'pent Yesterday in the city. "A
Dry FIR slab wood for safe. As,,r,, I
and & Investment Co. Commercial and /
Aghth streets, Telephone %.
ine S"niuon OF Louis Cories Is much I
nproNed and 1t Is bSaievei that he a
III regain the use of his injured arm c
MT. j. h. Turner. second assistant on
ineer on the Perry will leave for the
l7' on November for a 80 days vaca-
on.
Furnished room to rent, with good table
'ard. at reasonable rates, al Mrs. f. c
olden's. corner Of Duane and Ninth
reefs.
J. Gumbert. A. C. Bakery. E. Karne.
, G. Martin. Portland Geo W. Stew.
{. Boston. were registered at the occ,- -,
mt yesterday.
p Alexander, Jewell; Mr. and Mrs. +. dr
rSenesen. Young's River. and Mrs
-yfd West Of westport, were in the
y yeteriay !.
me Of the apprentice boys on the 7
itish ship Falls OF Clyde. which arrived .,,
Sunday from Shanghai. was taken
On the passage and was brought ashore r
u TO the hospital His condition. bis
yever, is not serious
n. T. X. Johnson, the seiner was IN .
city yesterday on his way to Port P'O
L. Mr.. johnson visited Dyea abou,
'onth ago and disposed OF twenty tons "
horsefeed. and says the scarcity Of '''
was soon supplied by the \,
.mers plying from the Sound avo
captain Sheepsma. OF the German
) Adolph, who arrived in port Sunday. -
'rts having had a slow voyage. He "
81 days from the equator. and says
e was no wind untA he struck the a
3 on the mouth OF the Columbia.
OF the vessels arriving Sunday re- we
ed light or head winds.
CT
e price OF logs went I'D n dollar , the
sand the past two months. First win
logs sell now at Sc a thousand. The
est for some years. and are in good Ju
and at that figure. Loggers are sell me
their logs for cash whereas Z, n,. Hon
years they were Obliged to wait
he money sixty or ninety days, and IN
sold them at "A a thousand and took sea
ntIlman's scale Many NJ tha ,o,,,,.., wort
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-26
AROUND TOWN.

AROUND TOWN.
TUESDAY.
Some good comes to US all. No poverty
But has some precious gift laid at Its
door. Ellen P. Allertou.
Try schilling's Best tea and baking powder.
the city
Steel shod shoes for boys. Co.
lumbia Shoe Co.
W. s. Kinney returned yesterday morn
ing from a trip ito Portland.
Our prices are the lowest In the city.
Call and see us. Pacific Grocery Co.
Halloween superstitions are being
brought forth from the caskets of mem !
ory.
New, at Columbia Shoe Co.,
Laird, Schober g. Co.'s ladies' fine
shoes.
In the county clerks office yesterday
d. Larson made final proof ON his home
stead entry.
Stevedore johnson has charge of the |
coaling arrangements at Flavel for the {
Oriental liners.
e G. Palmberg, the leading contractor >
and builder, is prepared to do all kinds d
OF 1obbing and building work; 47s Duane r
street r
Call at Cohen's old stand this week II
you want bargains in dry goods etc.
Anything in stock win be sold witbour
regard to cost. ~
b.
Iomcod fishermen are numerous along ny
me water front. Groups of them are da
squatted. in the afternoon, on the docks to
and are rewarded with nice strings Of III
nsh which they carry home in the sb
evening. -
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-26
SEASIDE NOTES

SEASIDE NOTES.
No wedding bells have been heard ~
yet '
R, $ Norris was in town during tn.
week "
Mr.. sIoop' OF Astoria, Is building d cot,
'age here.
The telegraph office is missed nv , ,.,..,
many peoHe ~
Mrs. Or. Adair paid seas,de , ,..u.
during the week.
r NJ. Johsnnsen and family spep, Sim.
day last IN Astoria.
D. N. TruIlinsor returned from por,.
iand on Tuesday last
Constable E, Klcinsmith viii soon b,,,. |
his new house finished.
John Kopp Is s;m here making Inn
proVements to HIS cottage.
Mrs. F. Austin s.ft ON y.,,n..,...,
Tor an extended trip to the sound
Mr. Short wiz after thi. pr.,ch ~,
every thlrd Wednesday In the ,no,,,
J. II. Johannsen rec.iveo -,
a heavy shinn,.r, 90, =, tuesday
r
-, good many ducks ana geese wc-o
Killed during the heavy storm ~, ",'s ,
no ~, ra..'s ',''"S Of geese have passed on 70 a,
-le south sure sign Of approocb,,r
winter
Id,
. ''se Jerome Dillan is stlII ,n,,I,,,.
Iolladay. "''n Joseph 4
% 'e ,,orfnS last week caused a be,y,. :. -
,or., -'e SURF on the beach was v.t
'r'" seeing
ma on Wednesday. after n,a,, 10 As
NET cottage. 'a'
Walter Ralb returr.,
1shton Beach. "''re1' 70
II
T. h. Jeffery has closed ,,, OF
i gone back to Astoria 81 .o.''se "''
VAT Ingalls, circulated the not,, A
bridge across Yopno,a p pe.'''o" ior =
week and found a 1aod - u"'ihs
'rofessor Ioh,, -, II
ner large number for ono ""''" u
handle. ''a''er ..
ne Kew Mr., Short preached to 49,.
'e congregation on Wedna.., very 81
all present ''' e''a'ed
'p'ah and Mrs. W. II. u,.bsou
, W.. =, "tter weeks visit 4
H. H. Parker, who IL s,ut
'PyMg her cottage.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-26

MOlaSSeS THE
Kisses SPA
Plaid hosiery at Dunbar's.
At the bowling alleys yesterday W. c,
LAWS scored "a.
Fine cabbage for kraut at Ross. HiS-
sins s. Goa
Wear Dunhar's so cent corset
and be happy.
The Thanksgiving turkey is being fat
tened IN the barn-yard
Anson Allen. son OF A. V. Allen. who
has been very IN. is now much improved. |
Ask for sample OF Chase & Sanborn's |
famous teas, a, Ross Higgins 4 Co.'S.
Stoves. air tight and coal stoves. new
and second hand. at scully's 43l Bond
street.
Miss Campbell was a passenger on the
Columbia yesterday morning for san
Francisco.
Cashier A. ". Wheeler, Of the o. r.
& n. Co.'S local Office. returned from his
vacation yesteriay.
James Hayes and family have ret,rne,
nom the Cowlitz. where they had been
'pending the summer.
Ashland peaches cheap and good: also
large supply OF other fine fruits n,
ross, Higgins & Co.
Mr.. John F, McGovern left on the Col.
mbia for San Francisco and from there
e goes TO New York. :,
Captain Jensen. formerly Of the Elder
'as in the city yesterday morning on .,
is way to San Francisco =,
st
This IS the last week Of the sak At
ohen's old stand Twelfth and Bona
treets. Come and see the prices. 81
MT {. W. Munroe. chief engineer OF VI
he Perry. spent yesterday afternoon 3, tn
le city getting bids on supplies needed ga
Al
Go to the Parlor. SUCCESSORS to c. p Do
NTH for pure, sweet cream and fresh
reamery butter and buttermilk every
ay. tn
cla
Ihe pubic bowling alley on CONNER. M
al street Is receiving tn. anlsb,ng dea
uches and will be ready for business inf
few days. y1o
carload Of Hot Blast and Queen. Inc
aters received; latest improvements Ihe
not buy before comparing opsr,y -
price. Fisher Brothers. sale agents
'e'eesrlrn was received yesterday an T
lnclng the safe arrival Of Mrs Tborna,
rker in San jose, where she will snens
} winter.
men you want a real life-llke and TL
isilc photo don't fail to call on Snod
ss' The work he is turning out now
ihea9 OF anything ever made in A.
a before. 80 -
req mas made arrangements to de.,,..-
.ers to any part Of the city for o.
t' pint. Eastern, on half sh4II s,.o
D. clans shoa' water bay crawerI
" 'la' Z a. m Opposite Astorian.
J.. ,,,..., Civ
Gilman Who IL [9lnelus' s'5, infant son Of Wit
morning took place from the ,ar,o,.
fence yesterday afternoon. and the
ans were laid to rest in ums,do
stery. '''''7'De
NUMBER Of the captains Of veyse,s
n arrived in Sunday complained b5t
Of being held outside since Tpesd.,.
use they could not get a tug IN tor,
IN The weather was stormy ,,aIsa
lning Thursday, Friday and sa+nr AT
arlo several Of the ships were drive
g northward. The tug cor1panv ,,r. 80
@Soort tn commission Friday br+ -, uFE
were scattered then and cou11 NJ.
'ached. The officers say tbav d,G
~ could do under the circumstance,
ould not foresee a feet comtro =,
q time ~
'dy' on the arrival Of the tug To,-
IRON IlAarnook she was arrest.o
putty United States Marshal st,,ar,
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no SPIRITS RETURN,


DR. Lloyd Cooke. whose remarkable
Manifestations OF spirt, power hay, made
MIN famous throughout t,pth sentiments
"'II give a scanco tt F.ah,r's opera hou.s
on Sunday ov,SAng. O,tolrr II Al which
he "al perform - variety OF tie foa,s
that Will tudy demonstrate the methoI.
employed by Professors Taylor ulshop
Or Arnold and other mc,nums who's.
achievements az the occul, science have
completely bonlcd scientific explanation.
Or. Cooks has been au extensive tr,y.
eicr, ana IN the course or his pcrigrina-
uoHs has appeared before o., royalty Of
tnghfd, the leading omyllla OF the Rus
sian government and BEEN subjected IN
'he scvet>st tests 1y the scientific world
IN The program mapped out Tor Sunday
evening Dr. Cooke VIII give hb open
'elnce. In which tubl-s an, cicyated TO
nidair. flowers I0sscd 10y uqsoen h.tads
mi messages between tho spirits ana the
'poctWor>' exchanged In nll his work
Dr. Cooke courts the closest lnyssltv,
IONS Popular prlc,a
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-26

/
! railroad 10 Tilamook scems o, a..
the issue Of tho day In that county. \
gNnurman who has JUST rnturncd r,,n,
thorN' SAYS with very ltttlc ,Trort As.
torians could sccun, a r,,irAed 10 r,ua
NOOK via Seaside and tho lower N,ha-
lem You would hay,, thc hearty co.
operation cr tho whol,, lowrr valley ami
rho town ~ Tlhmook. II IL only ,
matter ~ time when the rad win r.,
ouHF anyway al,d q Is matter ~
necessity To tho people ~ Nchnl,m npJ
Tbhmook, II Is question of nr,p,r
imp"rtanc% also 10 Astoria II she On
pNcts to hsNcomc the center AZ trad, r,,
our valley and city. Thu road would
make the proper outlet ror the pr>sln,,,,
81 NehNicm valley and THAmcnk hny,
VIII chcOpen fright RATES AMI ,r,blc
ns 20 buy IN Astoria instNad N Portland,
II viii throw lnto closer relationship m,
business men of tho cpnast and win n,,,
the vast coal fields and tlmls,r reserves /
20 your commerce. with your now Chl. /
nA steamer hne you ncci cheap coal ami !
can set II by building a raiirOad An /
along It's lines wouh ~ established saw
mills, and the stock-ra -raistng and dairy
Ing Industries of tn, two counties v,rl,
be fully developed, Besides other a,
dustries, IN" fishing enterprises win no
greatly aided by tho racihth's for Shipnlns
IN" raw product from the Necan,cum
ana Tfuamook hw 70 the lower river
'annertes, This Is matter which sho,ra
receive attention at once"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-26

Tho following Cv,ses were disposed Of
before Judsr Mcbride IN the cir,oit ,our,
Yesterday Geo, I, Han W. Geo, nm.
uofauR and tndgCmcnt l. Cohen Va. D.
Morgan ct al default and dctrre OF fore.
closure Marcus Wise va, Tom raylor
lNdgnoot for wOnt ~ answer Iohan
J"hNnscn Matt Nwsed and Alcx Fen.
"'lA natives OF Russia, wcrc admittcl
~ e't'scnShip, State or Oregon ~. II. l..
Want jointly indicted with wcupst,n
G. Howell, on triad and phc ron,w,,,
Jurors acTptcd and sworn IN: Thomas
Floyd W. G. Casson, 7. Mooka. John
NeVmer c. Finch, T, NJ, Howe. II. r.
F'n'cN VIM, Young, w. G. GoSslm w
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-26

ON the river are holding tho summers
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-26
Spiritual
Power In the Light

rfo'nced with all the weird ana Inpress,ve
surroundings. Not in darkness. I'M, in onon
light "'' u open
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