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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12

supply boat reaches the diggtnEs. the re-
the mins~s there
AT 81. Michael the steamship Humboldt
was aiscAarging her cargo and preparing
20 send ner passengers and their supplies
UP the Yukon 10 Dawson city in good
season
The steamer weare which ran on a
sand bar thirty miles below Circle City
On July q. arrived at St. Michael Arg
ust So apparently little worse for this
experience
Three river steamers. one towing barge
eli laden with food. are on their way uo
the Yukon with supplies for the trading
posts on the route. They ars the Alice.
the Bella and the weare-
This in brief. is the story brought down
from 81. Michael and Dawson City by
the twenty-five passengers on the steara
schooner South Coast which arrived here
at o'clock yesterday afternoon Ths
steamers passengers left her at Port
Townsend and came 70 Seattle on the
CITY OF Kingston.
The South Coast left ST. Michael Aug
ust at 81 ?. n. She made ths trip n
thu fast time % eleven days
Conservative estimates Of The amount
of gold on the South Coast is r7s.ooo. II
might be $4,000 One man. Alfred Lar
son. who sold ont rich claim on Eagle
creek mouth ago. Is credited with hav-
inE szs ~ JOHN ?. Light % Chicago.
rad q sack ot gold weighing about 40
ounces. or between $3.50 ard $500 Not
more than three az the passengers on
the South Coast had less than tl.ooo.
Capt F. Zaddart master Il fhs vessel
gave II out last night thar there was over
saa 30 or ths steamer. This statement
could not - verified.
on The South Coast were several Fuin-
ers from Circle city ana the district sur
rounding that place. Who were con-
relied % ieavs The country f1r want -
focd- From Dawsoa city comes Roha-t
w.rw haIf-breea Indian boy who owns
a claim. y, = above discovery on e.
dorado. from which Esoo00 was taksn "a
thlrty Gavs last sprinE ths ciairn beng
barely r-1sr-e-srd- AeconpanyinE Wirg
- A. Chasustte. anothsr hall bred laf,
Both are iu search - provtEio1s art
clothing ana wn return % ths Yukon
z the sDrinx-
WTu Davis. os Fernsal~. Cal. - snosh-
sr passe-r-- from Dswson CRY. Sc te'fs
sha r-0~v % a f1ot famine fhAt was
brought town ~ ne clsvs.aad. as
rhlen ls the bureen - au that tne as
eomers f-ara - Takon say - fhe Nafii.
r. company stores az uawson HaFs
-.ssed thesr Sooru. and a. fasf H steam
e-s react re carp wffh fresh slgr-es
tseT ars .arsriy taken by nen we haFs
has tsri- orsera On als fsr woeEs
Hasf-nr~~a'. FertHR~.
Ore - ths I1-ales- nsn On 80 soath
Coass e Robert wtrr. haif-breee fn-
ear. VIZ says he - ahaut 2 years eii.
He e. rau strairst ss -. frnrn n-s "a
Nv. s-~rsts in cha Sortnwe-t Territory.
wfzz Hv.a n 5Qn@az Ehez by. Hs :,
80 soz y was. rNu ard aa Aiassa
nsuaw Tns i.ss Eve yea-s q wtxx's nss
se spsrt an Alaska 4aa tha Nc-thwest
Tsrrrory sssr1hfnE for gold He Ns
leeEy enough 10 soin n tas arrr rass 20
tie EJoEttks n ssEiszz5sr las. al
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Band q hz-zr 5@f1w. ere tra-l the soot.
o1s MAS : part q , lunar -. AID ore
~zz 4 fragment u tks hEnzn forearm
TIE witness 5ld not 1zalsfy 1ts svt6s1cs n
a1y degree. hGs stated hzs conclusions n
re most positive manner. driving hts tes-
sirnory har-s With sae assertion:
-Thev are tAs bozes fraEn TIRE skeleton
q sGz2A se<s82. probably a w0za--
AfTer Prof. Bailey cane DE-. Rohe-t a
Ao7ve. wEo has fer rrsnv years ose- cer-
EsGfsa W4ta TIE ies13ng hcsr8Eals q the
CITY. ard &c gave tae sane evidence as
E'rss<- Bailey. a4So szylzy that tns no7e<
ware from EAe frame aE small person.
e-eoahly D Ecnan
Portions % a skeleton we're brought AHto
court ard the witnesses showed the Jury
Just where tne fragments @ oo1s were 20
be found IN tEs aursan 1ody-
After the eo1cfgEl3r q the expert tesfi-
uouy Police Inspector sehaAssk returned
70 ths stand ard Identified the bones thss
bad beer shown as those that we're taSeFl
frcr ths vat ~ bis presence by the officers
working undEr RS 6srectsou-
X is COW likely that the state VII rest
It's ease on sfenday Z the defense does n0t
prosong the cress-exA uslHats0E Gf the three
men who testified today.
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persons met death in the awful accident
This materially reduces the original esti-
mate
Cstrander's body was found n the debris
OF the wreck with the head and one arm
burned OF Rev. Alexander Hartman,
whose wife and children were killed in the
accident, died In the hospital a. Saiida this
morning. The remains OF bodies estimated
10 number frcm six 20 ten are IN a space
OF less than would ordinarily be taken by
ore corpse. and must be buried without
idenaieation.
Coroner Clark intends 70 make a thor
ouh Investigation OF the accident and Ak
the responsibility.
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THE PRESIDENT AT SOMERSET.
Consnlts With Nckeana and viii
Wake an Announcement Monday.

SOMERSET. Pa. Sept. u.-Prssident
Mckinley received many callers today ard
this evening az the EpdsIee residence. To-
night the president. accompanied BY MS
brother. Ahner Mckinley. walked 20 the
Western Union Office. where he touched 4
button that opened the electrical exhibit
ar the Cleveland exposition.
The president ard Attorney General Nc
kenna held a long consultation today and
later drove into the country Mr.. Meksn-
IA Will remain here til Monday. when he
viii accompany President Mckinley 10
Washington X y hiu1ed that information
will be given the public soon after their
arrival Il Washington.
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ons hundred thousand dollars WIN nos
bay four sacks OF -four at Dawson City.
When miner reaches the Kionsi!k ke
WITH supply OF food he and his pack
are taken in charge by the miners eona-
mittee, aaG. after taking out enough food
TO keep the new conner alive ,ill the nrss
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COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. 1.-THE great
miners strike which was declared on
July 4 was brought 70 an end this ev-
eGlng. SO far AZ least. as Western
Pennsylvania. Ohio. INDIANA and West
Virginia are concerned. BY the action Of
the interstate eonventicn OF miners.
which has been IN session here since
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MINERS Strike
g SETTLED.
Convention Accepts OPP
orators Proposition.
AFTER a DAYS WRaNGlE.
The 65-Cent Rate Adopted for Pitts
burg as Basis.

tiem~nf. but the Other states Are
Days Delay for Adjustment OF Lo-
cal Rates on the Pirt~burg Basis
On strike TO he Furnished by the
citation OF the Slaughter at Hazel
ton
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HAZI.ETON. Pa. Sept. u-Twenty-one
ccrpses lie t0nlgat In frame shan.iez
Scattered about This hilltop town. Forty
maimea. wounded and broken agures e
GA the narrow cots OF Ike Hazlezon haspl-
tai or these il i almost a certainty
that five VII be added 20 TIE death list BE-
fore another day 1zwua sen was the
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THE SOLDIERS
KEEP THE PEACE.
HaZlet0n Is a Sm0ldering
Volcano Of Rage.
TWENTY-oNE WERE KILLED
The People Agree in Calling the
Fasilade Official Murder.
TWENTY-ONE WERE KILLED

The Mob Mas Tneruea and Mauy
We're shot fa the Back. Proving
That They Had Turned 10 Flee
hen the second tolIey Was
Poared E0r1h--EIve Nor~ VIII Die
and Forty Others Are BADLY
Wound cd-atII Were Foreigner Of
various sasfonaIfffes - " aEranr.
for the DepasIes-sfrikers Cain
Two Points.
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FOOD Is GAR[R
THAN YELLOW GOLD.
Starvation Evicts Miners
From the Yukon.
SOUTH COAST ARRIVES.
Her Cargo Of Treasure Estimated as
ST6. oee.

Fortune LaTfah~x Her Riches on
some OF the Pas.enGers-Ros~ws
Wixg. a Young Hsifhr~~d. Owns
% Ciaim worth $500. ooo-&I. lar
SON Takes Rack S-S.ono ra His
Native Land ON the Other side of
the Afiantfc-Th~ Steamship Hum
Her Passengers and Freight Dis
charged
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SALT LAKE Utah. Spt. IA special
70 the Tribune from PocafeIio. rdTha
says. Z ia announced BY the Pocatello
Tribune this afternoon that twelve II
the chiefs of tire Shosh0ues and Bann0ck
Indians Of the Fort Han reservation.
have slxned a treaty for tne sale os I58@s
acres q the southern end q the reserva-
ton for "a per acre. or in round figures.
for $50 31a This VIII open up the south
ern end oS the reservation % public set
tl-ruenr-
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THE BONES WE'RE HUMAN.

strong Testimony by Experts fn
InefGers Trial on NGt's Contents.
CHICAGO. sept. 1i-The state pat n ia
tire today proving that TIRE bones taken
from the vat In the sausage factory vera
thase 81 a human being, and ths evidence
which was produced vas strongly against
the prisoner. prof George " Bailey. os-
teo]oslst Of the Fseld Columbian museum.
testified positively that of the bones
Shown hIm in court. ere vas from tAs
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Have you trsea the View M0dsi Reninx-
tons2 u not. teIep1uns F'obes Bros. &
Niles Pike q
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-24
oREGoN's GREATEST FAIR,

Can be attended for ono fare for the
round "trip from any point on tho lines
OF the Southern Pacific IN oNgon,
Tho fair opens on September ~, and
closes october $ Nine days. Every day
viii be tho best Frawrnnl order day.
october 2; Oregon press day. october 4;
pioneer and barbecue day. october O.
Salem day. October &: school day, octo.
bcr :; free for all races. las, day. october
S. School day. October : children under
twelve years Of age admitted free, School
ehildrcn over twelve years OF age. ten
cents.
After harvest you will wan, q rest. 80
come to tho state fair and enjoy yourself.
one faro for the round trip. Popular
admission OF 8 cents.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Owing to the advent OF winter, We the
undersigned. milkman Of Astoria. ara
compelled to restore the price Of milk to
Its former standard OF joc per can whole
sale 22isc per one gallon retail, i2':c per
one-haIf gallon retail, &c per oae-tourth
gallon retail. &c per one pint
At these figures AMI no less We can
and VIII supply all our customers with
pure. clean and unadulterated milk. The
above prices 20 take effect October /.
CSigned):
c. II. sLOOP. Of Standard Dairy.
WM. LARSON * co. Of Larson Dairy.
REITH & WILSON. Of Eagle Dairy.
!. W. JEFFERs & co.
A. JAIME.
II. wEDEKIND Of Star Dairy.
f. A. GERDING.
II. MCCORMICK.
W. J. INGALLS,, Of Excelsior Dairy.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-24

Ashland peaches. Bartlett pears. silver
prunes. choice apples, ETC.. etc, at Ross,
Higgins & Co.'S.
Ashland peaches cheap and good; also
large supply OF other fine fruits at
Ross. Higgins & Co.
P. J. Meany. the leading merchant
tailor, 137 Tenth ST. The highest price
paid for fur skins.
The Methodist church will be tested to
its utmost seating capacity next Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings.
Mr.. z. A. Reece, route agent OF the
Northern Pacific Express Company, was
in the city yesterday.
Take your best friend TO the Parlor
for ice cream and ice cream soda. PrI-
vate parlors for ladies.
The original Nashville Students will
give you "a taste Of the old time" In
their concert September 2s-2.
Frank Travis yesterday won a bet OF
80 by swimming out around the buoy
of Parker's dock and back again.
Tor pure country milk and rich cream.
Of guaranteed cleanliness, patronize the
Excelsior dairy. W. ]. Ingalls,, proprie-
tor. - ETYEU
Go to the Parlor, successors to C. B.
Smith, for pure. sweet cream and fresh
creamery butter and buttermilk every
dav
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HEAT

on June u wheat sold az 61fc, II mas
since sold at g.Bis. Difference, 9Nc,
or a.s75 on io.coo bushels. 500 would have
made this amount by our system Of join
investment accounts since June ~ why
no, Try this system and Increase your
Incorlee Amounts of s@ and upwards
received.
Our information IS OF such character
and from such source as to make 1t en-
tlrely reliable Write Tor PARTICULARS J.
G. Knowlton x 60. grain brokers' 5p@
California street San Francisco.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-24

In the circuit court yesterday Frank
Kinney obtained Judgment against s, u,
Aiolr FOR ssS and $40 attorneys fec, Tc-
uandcr lVcrsou. native OF Norway, was
admitted to United states cltEenship,
Tho case OF W, 7, lord vs., Nicholas
Kerogc, was dismissed, The jury IN tho
casa " Lindcll vs., Jones rctuNcd a
verdict latc In the evening OF 500 damages
tor plalnun
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-24

Yesterday, az the bowling alloys, inter.
est ccntercd IN the mems Individual con.
test. Up to midnight twcnty-cight mon
bowlcd, Ten more arc stil TO bc heard
from Tho contest viii close saturday,
Tho ladies contest will close today, The
leading scores madc yesterday were; W.
.C. Laws, igg, Murray, us; J. +. lliggins
l6i. Bell. ieo, rivkon. iS;, nr. Finch, l56;
J. Fmlayson lSo: posar,h iji; Lewis iit;
Christensen. ils. Uowcs, M; rcnncl. ~.
Wise, lE,
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For the Improvement OF Thirty-thlrl
Harrison avenue and ThIrty-nfth streets
In Adalr's Astoria.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll containing the special ASSESS
ment for the Improvement OF Thirty
third Harrison avenue and Thlrty-hfth
streets in Adair's Astoria, has been filed
in the Office OF the Auditor and Police
Judge, and Is now open for inspection.
and will 30 remain open until the 9th
day OF October, 1891, prior TO which time
all objections to such assessment rol
must be filed in writing with the Audi
tor and Police Judge.
The Committee on Streets and Public
ways. together with the Board Of AS
SCISSORS Of the City OF Astoria, VIII meet
I'm the Council chamber In the city hall,
in the City Of Astoria, on wednesday.
October 6. 1897, at the hour Of 10 o'clock
=. H., to review and equalize such as
easement, and thereafter report their ac-
tlons TO the Common Council.
by order Of the Common Council
Attest: II. +. NELSON,
Auditor and Police Judge.
Astoria, Or, Sept. a. 1897.
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The dyspcptic carries u dreadful load on
his back. II seems an n he were really
made up OF two men. one ot them ambl-
tlous. bralny and energetic: the other sick
lsticss. pcevish and without force, Tho
weak man weighs the other one down.
Tbs dy.spcptlc may be able 20 DO pretty
good work one day and tho next day.
because OF some little indiscrctlon IN
eating. he may be able TO do nothing
nj all. Most cascs Of dyspepsia start
with constipation. Constipation Is tho
cause ~ utnc-tcnths Of all hcman sick
ness. Some OF It's symptoms are sick
and bilious headache dizziness, sour
stomach. loss Of appetite foul breath,
windy belchings. heartburn. pain and dis
,rcss after eating. An these nrr iniiea-
tive Of dcrangc mcnts OF the liver. siom-
nch and bowels. and all are caused by
constipation. Or, Picrcc's Pleasant Pur'
gn,ivo Pellets are the quickest, cts'leS'
and most certain cure for this condition
They nrc not violent In action.
Send Fl cents In onc-ceut stamps TO
worlds Dispcnsary Medical Association,
Hurnlo. New York. and receive Dr.
Plerrc's iO0S-pagc Common Sense Medical
Adviser. illustrated
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-24

Wednesday evening. Gateway Rebekah
Lodge, No. H. on the steamer Queen,
paid fraternal visit ~ Fraternity Lodge,
Ilwaco. All Of the visiting members are
unanimous in their praise Of the enter
tainment which they received at the
hands Of the Ilwaco brethren. After the
regular lodge exercises, a musical ana
literary program was rendered and dane
ing was INDUCED IN up 70 late hour.
About midnight the Ilwsco ladies served
a sumptuous banquet which all enjoyed
70 the full Just before sailing for home.
Gateway Lodge hopes soon 10 nave the
pleasure Of entertaining Fraternity
Lodge.
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NOTICE.

There viii be a meeting OF Columbia
Engine Company, No. g. at their hall, Fri
day evening, September a. at s oclocg
sharp. All members in good standing
are requested 70 attend. BY order OF the
chairman.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-24


The Janson concert, whlrh will oc siych
at Foard Il Stokes hau on tho g'th OF
this month. promises TO be tho greatest
trcot Of the season. Although Herr Jan,
son Is a stranger on this coast. he is
rrpldly making name for himself, Al
who have been rorunatc enough TO hear
him play arc enthusiastic. and predict
for him a brilliant future. one OF the
features which makes Herr Janson's
playing SO attractive is his thorough un-
ders,andlng OF true tone formation and
tone production. Tho full. round. sympo-
thctic tone ot his violin can not help
but appeal TO the hearts Of any one who
hears him Hundreds can, BY constant
training. acquire the technique. but only
n few possess the soul of music In which
lies the bcwitchng power ~ great
artist. Those who a-e interested IN mu'
sic should avail themselves OF this cp.
porunlty ot hearing him play. No pains
have been spared In making the program
as complete as possible. none but the
best OF talent assisting. Tickets now
on sale AT Griffin & Reeds. IL Is ad-
visable to secure your tickets early and
procure good seat. as q large attend
ance is anticipated. Remember the ad-
mlss,o. will be Joc and reserved seats
x.
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AROUND TOWN.
FRIDAY.

Then came the autumn, all in yellow clad,
As though he joyed in his plenteOus store.
-Spenser.
Try schilling's Best tea and baking powder.
Cucumbers. very cheap. at Ross, Hig-
gins & Co.'S.
Fine cabbage for kraut at Ross. Hig-
gins & Co.'S.
Lemons at great reduction at Ross,
Higgins & Co.'S.
Groceries at the lowest prices at the
Pacific Grocery Co.
Bicycle and repair shop at lS Ninth
street Charges reasonable.
Alex. Grant and Mark Warren are fish
Ing and hunting at Elk creek.
Ex-Councilman Scherneckau and wife
are soon TO make visit to Europe.
Judge \. A. Cleveland returned yester-
day from an extended business trip.
Our prices are the lowest in the city.
Call and see US. Pacific Grocery Co.
Umbrellas covered and repaired by a
practical workman. at ls5 Ninth street.
Ask for sample Of Chase & Sanborn's
famous teas. at Ross. Higgins & Co.'S.
Ex-County Commissioner Wooden, OF
Jewell, returned from Portland yester-
day.
Fresh ice cream and ice cream soda AT
the Parlor candy factory, 4sa Commercial
street.
For roofing and skyllghts go to the
Astoria Roofing and Cornice Co., y Ninth
street.
Lace curtains laundried by Mrs. Ras-
mussen. Leave orders at Cleveland'i
bakery.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-24

Miss Flora Coulter j Il, Morrison and
wife. c. II, Schubtc and wife, Albion
GIN, Mrs Horny rv,it. Mrs Frank Petit,
c. c. Dalton. y, {. EotoM and wife.
Frank Pctit tlwaco; e, l.. Reed, +, T..
Cook. \. Z, spencer BcnJ Latz, j. II,
Peterson. :, Il. Linthlcum, Il, A. Rcccc.
II. n. Burrcc II. Il, Taylor Portland;
A. NJ. otto and wife, spokane; ], G,
Gore. Mcitorl; \. r. Chandler, II. n.
Marble. wcstport: J. Il. Rogers, Olympia
c. o. Rhodes Bay Center; Frank Tho.
hault. Miss Thebaul,. Miss Leonard, sun
shine, were guests ot thc occlden, y,s-
tcrlay,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-24

L. K. Armstrong, secretary Of the
Northwest Mining Association, Spokane,
sends an earnest Invitation to all TO be
present at the third ANIMAL meeting Of
that body, to be held in Spokane October
T. and Q. A very interesting program
is expected, and leading subjects per
tanning TO mining viii be discussed. Each
member will be given an opportunity ~
be heard, Miners day at the fruit fair
will be October E.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-24
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnino Tablets,
All druggists refund the money II Il falls
to cure; &c. For sale by Charles Rogers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-24
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets
An druggists refund the money II It fails
TO cure. &c. For sale by Charles Rogers.
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Gold " WatCh
FREE
..TO...
Boys, Girls and
...YOung Ladies'
....AT....
GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING
TEA COMPANY'S
Pure Food Stores.

Every watch is a perfect timepiece;
I5-year guaranteed case. Real gems.
Don't miss this opportunity to secure
o-e of these pretty watches free. Call
an1 ask about It at the Great American
Importing Tea cOmpany's Pure Food
Store. I'll Commercial street, Astoria.
Oregon.
Call and see the handsome watches.
Teas. Cofees. Spices, Baking Powder.
Extracts-Highest quality, Lowest Prices.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-24

An English paper advertises for pay
ing loigers". Arc there any landladies
anxious TO secure those who don't pay
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MEN WANTED.
FOR SALE

FOR sAi.E-i will sell my place In TiliA-
NOOK county. ~ miles south OF Tllia-
NOOK city. IN lo,s to suit purchasers.
Terms are ono third down. remainder
In two years. with Interest c, 70 per
cent. Tho land Will be offered In twelve
building lots. 20 BY 100 Zoe, each. and in
twelve lots OF nvo acres each. OF bot
tom land. and tho balance OF the place
tn lots az shown on a map In tho once
Of tho Astotian, WM, AQCtllE5.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-24

Mellow as 4 drink, delicious In cocktails.
was the verdict on Cyrus Noble Old Bour-
bon Whiskey on the voyage Of the steanl-
er "Rio" to Yokohama In January Of
this year. 1t is the universal verdict.
It's reputation Is International. This
ls not enjoyed by any other American
whiskey.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-24

Furnished room to rent, with good table
board. at reasonable rates, az Mrs, Il. {,
Holdcps. corner " Duane and Ninth
streets,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-24

with all sincerity a woman Will assure
you that she Is comfortably warm when
she IL done up in thin waist and
feather boa. The latter is supposed to
prevent her from feeling chilly. despite the
fact that the wind has ample chance to
give her neuralgia In shoulders and arms.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-24

The greatest musical treat Of the Sc lson
will appear in Astoria September % and
o. No colored troupe In America has
Nashville Students. II you must miss
any entertainment miss all other, but
don't miss the Jubilee Singers
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-24

Eight recent attachments have been
lcvicd against the Hotel FlRvel and
Sheriff Hare is now In possession OF the
property,