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The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-07-02

The Jewish quarter at Athens lies along one OF the
streets leading off Hermes street, at the Junction OF
which stands large clump of trees The houses are
small and rregularly built, and their occupants De-
long to the class of small traders Most OF the elder
women retain the picturesque garb worn IN their
youth The rest Of the Jews dress like their Semitic
neighbours with whom they live in peace and friendi
ness. Many Christian families are found living IN
the heart of the Jewish quarter which has within It's
precincts also more than small church OF the
Greek faith.
In the recent war the Jewsfought side by SIDE with
their Greek brethren in the defence OF the In
the matter of taxation they fairly treated though
the burden falls rather heavily on them, being
small congregation, mostly poor. There IS, there
fore no warrant for the ncendiary writings to winch
certain Greek journals have stopped lately. lhese
articles give the good rabbi grave anxiety, as ne
fears the harm they may do in exciting the populace
and filing their brain with wrong ideas about the
LEWIS One can only see one motive for such base IN
situations namely the attempt to turn the pubic
fury at time of national discomfort and despon-
dency, away from high quarters, 1T who may SUI
fer-JeWish Times and Observer.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-07-02
DtmcuIt Moros.

We herewith present some names Of persons which
are often mispronounced Even persons OF education
sometimes make amusing blunders in their use
Munkascy, the Hungarian painter OF the we'll
known picture "Christ Before Plate pronounced
his name Moon-kotcl-e second syllable accented.
Mr. Gladstone, Prime Minister OF England pro-
nounces his name Glad stun, first syllable accented
Mr. Carnegie founder of the New Music Hall, 10
Gated in west Fifty seventh street New York, pro-
nounces his name Car-nagy second syllable accented
Colouhoun the Scottish statistical writer, died IN
1920. aged seventy-fve years The pronunciation
of his name is 10 boon, second syllable accented
Coleridge the English metaphysician and poet
died in 1884 aged sixty-two years His name was
pronounced Coal ridge.
DAubigne, tn, French historian, author OF " HIS
torv Of the Reforma ton, died in 1872 aged seventy
eioht wears His name is pronounced Do-bean-ya,
last syllable accented.
Meissoner, the celebrated French painter, died IN
1891, age seventy-eght years. His name IS pro-
nounced Ma-sown-ya, last syllable accented.
Boulanger, French general, died III 1891, aged
6fty.four years His name is pronounced Boo-long-
cha, last syllable accented
Bouccanlt the Irish dramatst and actor, dled IN
1890 aged sixty-eight years. His name IS pro-
nounccd Boo se-ko last syllable accented
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-07-02
The JEWISH SOUTH.

n - - w
+ab,;sbed bv 4 Jewish youth in Vienna, named Otto
Wahle. who won the championship by swimming
900 meters in seventeen minutes twenty-sx SECONDS
He belongs to a family in Prague, which Tor more
than 400 years has had it's members elected on the
administration of the Jewish community. NO
other championships at the same time won py
Young Jews at an international competition ne'u u
the Oath of May
At the request Of Count Won Waldersee, colonel
general of the cavalry DR. Leimdorfer has sent MN
large number of copies of the he preached IN
the temple at Hamburg the centenary OF the
birth of the late William L. for distribution amongst
Jewish soldiers serving in the Ninth Army Corps
RUSSIA
On Nav 4th told style) the Society for the Pro-
motion of Literature aud Science Amongst the Jews
held it's annual meeting at ST. Petersburg Inc
report for the year just concluded shows
able increase in the number OF members, ana recorus
a donat ton of 10000 roubles by Herr PollaKoH.
Eight schools were subsidized, and large number
of Schools libraries and societies recelVeu grants -
the shape of books
a new pirl gymnasium is shortly to be opened III
Ryalostock Herren Godo Noes and Buchhot have
given 10000 roubles, and 10000 roubles have been
taken from the meat tax.
r IS stated on excellent authority that the senate
at st Petersburg considering the abolition OF the
meat tax.
TURKEY.
At the head of the sanitary service of the Turkish
army IS Dr. Elias Cohen Pasha, the Sultan's body
nhvscian. who has the rank of general of division
and is Chief Inspector of the Sanitary Commission
DR. Isaach Molcho Pasha, General OF Brigade, Is
Inspector of the Sanitary Commission of the Navy
che 9ewisb Congregation at Atbens.
There are not many Jews in Athens; some 3o'
~ .a1,1o- cc,aorr ecratiO
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-08-26
Farmers Prosperous

In an interview at Galveston, Tex,
last week Hector II. Lane, President of
the Nmerlcan Cotton Growers Irotec-
tlN" \~ssoclation, said The cotton
crop - III Very good condition.. and the
indications point ton fair yield. With
favorable weather conditions from how
IN w viii make n bug crop
Have you found that the inforlna
t!un and advice yOu ave the farmers Of
the south have done good?'
1T IS hard 10 tel Just how much good
We have done. but | think III fairness
We ~hayedonr arcasonahle amount The
farmers III the southeastern States are
~ better condition than at any time
silcc tie WAT. There Is "A better tone
To BUSINESS NIL over the Southeast, and
the farmers are feeling better. They
oNc less than NJ IN time within the
last fifteen or twenty years. They We're
forced t. economic. They had TO save.
because the merchants could not afford
t. extend credit 10 them. Fruga.lty
In, led then ott II some ofthelr errors.
Now they axe raising more home sup
Ili crops. hat, OF course. Is IN their
favor. because formerly The. bought
nearly everything they needed and paii
long time prices. They were charged
excessive prices because they offered IN
sufficient security.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-08-26

a singular fact that there Is compare.
lively ltrlc difference IN the type O
,-e,ue:..Esr.c~ between the women ~ III
Tine - Tie Caesars and the women Q
our own age. When hey were repy
seta..n- . marble Or bronze the fc.-
tures Of living women, The a1c5o3-
sculptor. were -r-le 10 life. bGt tie M
mcnt tl1y departed from the copy Sc.
l~.fora them and attempted 10 id-alz.
-ncy became meaningless. There 5 no
An atom Of expression In the face o
Venus a. Il has cone down Ia rs IN IN
Vulnerable statues and buS.s: the fea
lures ar lrreproachable. hut the face i
nat % a doll. and The s1Ine lack Of *
preston : observable n the Junos. II
N."rva-. the MUSES., the Gracss. ana
ether deal female faces which III.
Greek and Roman sculptors preserve
for - n }~nnz.- and marble. II scob.
m = AVOID pos.tiycneSs of expression
- II portraits. they lost all. and pre-
srats1 regular features. but nothln.
n.ore. Mile the ancient portrait bust,
arc. therefore, admirable. the ancicn.
deal statues IL largely destitute o
character. OF the t,1Ithfulne~S Of III.
hu~ts we know nothing. and. indeed. r.
i remarkable 10 notice how greatly til
porrfa.t ljl~-> Of the same man life-
from cael other. There ar. ten a.
tWcixe buS's q Julius Caesar. for II.
stance, each - dlfcrcnt from all tn.
others that It would be impossible l.
I'D IA #fx rh,.-fI- d |Xf.1-t.t, - -. ,r
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-08-26

Every drunkard's wife Knows uat
There IS n devil.
before wc can live right. we must
Grst love right.
The best preaching Is not always
Zone in The pulpit.
Perfect peace Is always N" result Of
perfect trust In God.
Whoever sows good seed has Gods
word for Il good crop.
Sheep are sometimes taken oVer a
bad road 70 \ good pasture.
When Mc crlmhlc much, i IS a sure
syn that We pray too little.
Many q nam wants better preaching,
who las no wish for better living.
The saloon VIII 90 IN a hurry. when
the churcI gets after it In earnest
II Is carrier for water to run up nil
than for a selfish man TO be happy.
Only by keeping close 10 Christ can
YOU give n safe path to the mai whO
follows you.
Every man who has on tho whole
arrnor Of God viii be sure to have war
with the devil.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-08-26


-''' = 'di 1ho't aIl tIth@ 'iil mas
80 -'.'Flt"''' ~ H1ti'Ih Times ti3i M
"'i"> u or ''tl5'1iii"faf-e ~" h"'
''''.,' - - h''t'l."il''I ~ me sane
= i4'''' ~ 'h' stint 'i|'
49, : i.i'|i'~"i : d@''5d3'i -
'i'a''' ~ ! Ni.'F ~ lle ''l'i'p-
i'H:"Ia'. - u really learned :tfl 'E'-
'S'". ii'n.'~' 'aH''''' '"i l''@l
IN : 'I''.'tN' No..
l"i.'s~ ald lAi.r ~rt'~, aLd 'Aare~. and
'l"oI1'.s.~. and l.y~.ppu>, and Nylon
ar" - Familiarity used q though they
"'Fe the names Of men LIVING II the
next street; Wi!le. II iii" talk b" Of
l'ii'li1. I'}iNi> ana l'an~-AS "Al Ap"l-
- ah'i ! number II others figure WI
'9i'i prominence AMI f~hnhltarl'y rs
ll' "F!s'f> h'~'aht "a me superiority
- '.s1''' ~ 10 i'""i'Fh ana prove. 70
mn ""di >"'i>i"'il"d i!i' 'H' painters
~ our own ''lle ought TO be painting
l'hc'@ thsIr:iH - races. :thd That IN"
%'iz''''~ "''iI' 't'i1'r =" rhlpl"It' ~
'h'ahli- ii''"'iaiA 'h3h - tliSelhlg
hiirhI'.
ln''3s az "'ll eii'H-ll III ihtif Way
III III tii' "oIld' Nitil"Hl lA'll, Wo1!id
It''lol' no. amount - liuoh. but II
sounding lh'!I~ praises ~ IS We'll to re-
ll'al'"f 'ha' II = qult" possible not
only Tor every az" 10 have It's own, but
also mat 'hoS'" l i succeeding < may
be a decided Improvement on >uch as
nave Gon" before. owen Meredith says
some" l'I' ~ l-ucli'
| A IL ~ rs .H - AIalI ~ n , =. ~ ~ i.r- ..-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-08-26
50 NAtI\AC AND RETURN.
e.. IL. ~ ~. X. IL. and ID. 4 {

Tfnso>AiLY CONDUCTED rouR.)


on Thursday, August 20, the G.. II. Il d.
lty., connection With the -. Il G. Steam
Nav. co. will give their Annual Maolnac
Excursion ut the low rate Of Five Dollars
for the round trip. These are given to IA
millarize the people with the great lakes ana
Michigan as a health and pleasure resort
STATE. Ladies and children travelling alone
can participate ia this excursion with per
frrt safety, free from worry and enjoy a
genuine pleasure trip. A regular employee
81 the G, H.. Il d. Ry. will conduct
tn" party. Special train will leave c..
II. Il D.. Depot. Cincinnati, 900 a.
m; Hamilton, 945 a. m; Dayton,
1915 n. m; arrive Toledo 3:05 p. m. Leave
~ Steamer Alpena shortly after arrival.
Arriy" Detroit and visit city same evening.
tn" Alpela leaves following morning for
Na"AIuar. \ daylight ride through the st.
tiair Flats t. Port Huron. thence out into
IN" broad waters of Lake Huron. Arrival at
IA" Island viii be ut noon, Saturday. Speaia.
tHtC~ NJ Hotels 10 excursionists. Only - 90
moro 70 MARQUETTE than the Mackinac rate.
sit" trlp 10 500 81; to Snow Islands, 81.
Scout" Your statcroons early. Circulars
ems Information on application TO agent G..
il. x II. Nv, and agents on connecting lines.
"r address -. G EDWARDS. PASS. TRAFFIC
MANAGER. (INtI>NATI, @.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-08-26

When calling anything not worth a
straw" one means 70 imply that II IS
worthless. TIE Older saying was, "aot
worth q rush" and this brings out he
origin OF the phrase. In the days be-
fore carpets Il was the custom 70 strew
the floor with rushes. When guests OF
rank were entertained fresh ruslles
were spread for them, but folk OF lower
lefree had 70 be content with rusacs
that had already been used. while still
humber persons had none, as not even
being worth n rush
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-08-26
A Beautiful skin

. ere Of the chief requisites % IN Attractive ap-
,~a-arcc. Ec1-a. isE. sally pat-aes~ t:tle Ills
cry eray..0-s. rel and urs4ehttE v:l<-crTas-
s<>@ we@ill spoil tic beauty 81 = verftset"
.e..s They are co:u pIet.ly a@3 quickly cured
~ .c..e.fue. - cents l boz A. 1reg stores -
q - cents IL s;aalps from J 7. shdq;Ci1e.
savS-gaa. Ga
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-08-26
Food and Odnr.

Food that has little odor and food
tnat rna,iiIy ahSorhs odoN should le
placed At the bottom OF the refriCera-
tor. All foods with q strong odor
should b. kept on the top shelves.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-08-26
RAMS HORN BLASTS.
Warning Note. Calling the Wicked -
repentance

HR1ST did lot
conc into the
world 70 reform
Il. but 70 give IL
his WI life.
The Christian
should keep out
of the path IN
which he cannot
nld the footprints
OF his Lord.
God never made
a COW that gaze
milk punch.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-08-26

lie + Ike 4 nutmeg crater .
have 10 rub up against the rough side
Of Il 10 accomplish anything.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-08-26

I could not get along without PtSds Cur
for Consumption. Railways cures Mr. r {.
NoCLroS. Needham, Mas October -, lo@.-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-08-26

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
t.ethlng. softeus tae gums. rcaucir@inaamna-
Ton. aIlays pain. cures wind collie "a bottle.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-08-26

Fits permanently cured. Ne fits or nervous
ness after first dan use Of Itr. kl}ne's Grsat
Nerve R-storer. s. trial bottle and treatise free
DR. +. II. KLINE, Ltd. al Arch ST. Phila., Pa
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-08-26

LAST week we Inadvertently made the az
+e-I-ernent OF Ae->rs Srn til = boncroy- g
tfeeI and wood wind,nil.s, for pumping tow
=. also steel towers, tanks and wludm!
,pecIal,ies. read tl.t they had oalt >tooa III
.ees .oy Eve y~s-- when i should faFe hr~t
wen.F-.our year.. Remember the>. Wild
mills are IN use AL over the word and thr.
Wont bow down, warp. X = Or aGcs4e-
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-03
GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS
WANTED.

PROPOSALS. for frcah beef and
rrsHh mutton Once Chiof Commits.
hary, Vancouver BARRACKS, Wash,
April !, 1897 Sealed proposals, In trfp.
lloate, viii be- received here and al
ofilcea of Commentaries At following
named p0sla, tfor fresh beof and fresh
mutton 10 he delivered at that post
only, nntll ~ O'Clock nJOn. May \
1897 then opcned, for furnishing and
delivery 10 subsistence department. H..
~ army tho fresh bcof and fresh NUT
ton called for by tho Commimary at
post 10 bo supplled during six mon,hH
commencing July l. 1897 lltase Iiar.
racks and Fort Sherman. Idaho. Forts
Candy, Sp0ltama walla Waila and
Vancouver iIairaoka, Wash, Fresh
becf shall be good IN quality and con.
dlIion NJ for immediate Use, and from
fotr and hind quarter meats proper
uonally, including oil best cuts there
of Fresh mutton shall b. ~ good.
Tat and marketable quality, from
wrthorH over one and under three
ycars old. llccf and mutton b. bc
drcaaed and trimmed and delivered in
bulk. as prescribed In circular of in.
structlona 20 bidders Proposals Will
bc ahsso rrcuipd Atatiiw price aa which
bidder VIII deliver frtssh beef or mutton
Of character above stated. and 90 be
delivered of Temperature nc: greater
than 90 degrees Irehrrnheit Govern
ment rrsrryrn right "a reject tho
whole OF any part ~ any NJ all bids
Information furnished herc, or by
Cummisaary At the several pnstH En-
velopoS containing proposals. should
b. marked Proposals for Fresh Bcot
tor MuttOm NJ --." and addressed
Ia undersigned "r 10 commiAaaFy ~
posts to bc supplied W II Nash.
Lieut. Col. A. c, q, \.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-03
Suspicion desrados two people
SUMMONS

In tn" Circuit Court of the State uf
Orrgon for the County NJ Clatsop.
rhr Astoria Building and Loan Asso-
oiadon. plaintiff. Va, Matt MattAon.
Rosa Mattiaon, Nick Pctrofr as admin
iStrator ~ tho crtntc IT Michael
Thompson. doccascd, and the State OF
ovgon Defendants.
TO Matt MaAsun and Rosa MattHon.
of the abovo-nhmcd defendants:
In the name of the State ~ Oregon
you aud each Of YOU aro hereby w.
uuircd 20 appear and answer tho COM
plainl nlc-i against you In the above
entitled court. to-wit. the third Mon
day IN June. 1897. and II you fail so 20
appear. for want thcrsof plaintiff Will
take judgment and dccTNs, against YOU
for the sale OF lot thirty-th three, In
block two, In Taylora Astoria. Clat-
sop county. Oregon. and for tl,e other
relief prayed for In said complaint.
Service OF this summons is made up
on you by publication IN the Weekly
Astorian. published In said Astoria, by
order OF the Hon, Thomas \. Mcbride
Judge OF said Court. made on the sec-
ond day OF April. 1877
J. Q, A. BOwLBY.
Attorney for Plaintiff
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-03
NOTICE TO MARINERS

Notice Is hereby given Of the follow
ing changes in the buoyage of this
district. which affect the list OF bea-
cons. buoys and day marks. Pacific
coast, 1895.
Coos bay bar, Oregon, page S6; North
Spit lefty buoy No. /. This buoy,
which has been heretofre reported
adrift and which was formerly a
black first-class can. marking the
outer submerged end of the North spit
jetty was replaced March l3. 1897. by
black second-olass can buoy moored
about one-fourth mile west northwest
three-fourths west from the position
of the former buoy. The buoy Is now
in II feet of water and marks the
extremity of the sand spit making
out from the outer submerged end of
the North spit jetty. Its bearings
are: Cape Arago lighthouse, south
southwest one-fourth west Yoxam
point, south; Guano rock. east south
east three-eighths east. Vessels should
not pass between this buoy and the
outer buoy.
Columbia river, channel over Walk
er island bar TO Martin island. page
49, The following changes have been
made to mark the recently dredged
channel across Cottonwood island
shoal:
Rainier buoy No. 1. A black first
class spar buoy was established March
26 1897, In twenty-four feet of water
to mark the edge OF the spit Off the
lower end OF Cottonwood island, and
should be given a berth OF one hun
dred feet. The bearings are as fol-
lows: Rainier wharf west southwest
one-half west; Dobelbower Landing
post light. southeast one-fourth east.
Cottonwood island shoal buoy No. 3.
A black first-class spar buoy was es-
tablished March 26, 1897, in twenty-five
feet OF water. and should be given
berth of 80 feet. The bearings are as
follows: East end OF Cottonwood island
east one-fourth south; Coffin rock light
south southeast three-fOurths east;
Dobelbower Landing post light west
thIee-fourths north
Cottonwood island shoal buoy No. 5.
On March 26. 1897. the number of this
buoy was changed from to 8. This
buoy should be given a berth of so feet.
BY order OF the light house board.
JNo. P. MERRELL.
Lieut.. Commander, U. S. Navy,
Inspector 18th L. H. District,
Office OF U. s. Lighthouse Inspector.
Portland. Oregon, March 20, 1897.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-03

Tn. new stccl schooner Honolulu ar.
rived In this port last evening after
n trip OF twenty days from the city
for which she II named. The new
vessel does not enter this port for the
first time under very auApcious cir
cumstanoes, as she will probably be H.
bclad and her owners sued for dam
ager FOR breach 0f contract
The Honolulu was built IN Glasgow
Tor A r, LoaNin1en and a. syndicate OF
his friends in this city. She Is made
of steel. each of her masts being IN
one piece, she " a freak idea ard
In comparison 20 the run made by
other y"sasls recently from Hon9lulu.
r!' does net show " very we'll.
Captain Thonag'c Formerly ot the
schooner Ida schnaur was sent 10
Glasgow 10 -aipeginicnd hr building
AMI To bring her - this coast. He
cft Glasgow for Chile and then went
10 Honolulu. for the purpose of getting
y Hawaiian register. Lund & Co. OF
this city. chartered the schooner To load
cargo of lumber az Taooma and sail
for Guaymas nj c,rtaln date. the
contract price for freAghtage being 50 70
per 1000 feet, The local owners IN
atIuctoi Captain Thonngie 10 so 20
Tacoma In ballas, to reach THAI port
In time TO fiihn the contrlct. The
captain thought he could do better
than 80 In ballast. As he believed
hn had plenty Of time he entered
into contract TO bring a cargo OF
sugar TO this port. intending TO go
from here TO Tacoma, The delays In
getting sugar are numerous and the
result is that Lund & Co. were COM
PEELED to charter the schooner Bangor
at s. per 1000 feet TO take the lumber
To Guaymas. The result is THAI Lund
a Co. viii sue Lorentzen and his as
socsctics for the difference In the cost
~ transportation.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-03
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there
Is funds in the city treasury to pay
all warrants indorsed prior to July !,
1894, except warrants drawn on Wall
street and West Ninth stree. sewer
Interest will cease after this date.
]. W. CONN,
City Treasurer.
Astoria, March q, 1897.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-03

Minutes seem like nours when a life
Is at stake. Group gives no time to
send for a doctor. delay may mean
death. One Minute Cough Cure gives
instant relief and insures recovery. The
only harmless remedy that produces
immediate results. Chas. Rogers.
Druggist.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-03
SaltOn Sea Salt for baths at
the Estes-COnn Drug Store
Zoe and 25c per package.

Many cases OF Grippe" have lately
been cured by One Minute Cough Cure.
This preparation seems especially
adapted TO the cure of this disease, 1t
acts quickly, thus preventing serious
complications and bad effects In which
this disease often leaves the patient,
Chas. Rogers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-03

Mr, a. Tween residing nj 720 Hen.
~ street. Alton. M. mriE,-ds with
Hcialic rheumatism for over eight
months, She dootorcd for IL nearly the
whole OF this time. using various rem
cilua recommended by friends. and
was tr,at~i by tho physicians, but
received mo rrlicf she then used one
and hnlf bottles OF chambcrlain'A
Pain Balm. which effected u complete
cure, TihA ln published al her request.
~ she wants others almilarly afflicted
TO know wha, curcd her, The 20 and
20 cant riEe for sale by EStes-Conn
Drug Co.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-03

Rev Charles cuthbert Hall y. D..
who has Just bccn called 10 the prcsi-
duncy Of Union Theological Seminary
IN Now York. II 30 edit tho Amsaioan
edition Of Tho Exposltor. the first mum
ber Of which vii le publhdhcd on Feb
ruary by Dodd. Mead A. Co
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-03

The Eureka STANDARD ~ March g1th
sayH: THIS schooner Occidental. Cap
tain ", A. Brandt. came on the wnyn
this morning "a, 0 o'clock. and hefore
noon had taken or few thousand
Zee, od rcdwood for ballast Al !
o'clock she sailed eor Grly's Harbor
Washington. where Shc Will be loaded
for San Franeisco Captain Brandt
says hin vessel VIII ply between Gray's
iIarbor and the metropolis all summer.
at l,asi
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-03

TIN itcv. W. H. Weaver. pastor OF
the u. u. Church. Dillzburg, Pa. rse-
ognizes the value OF Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, and does not hesitate
TO tell others about Il. ~ have used
chambcrlain's Cough Remedy" hc
says. "and md Il an excellent medi-
cina for colds. coughs and hoarse-
ness" ~ does everyone who gives
I, trial Sold by Ests-conn Drug
ia
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-03

Saribu was an adept in rsplrstuaiiAm
IN his younger days ana much Interest
rf In all t1'e mysteries ~ tbe occult.
IN later years he pat away such pur-
suits fm more material thinga, but
noW d. said to Do about to utilize
s1ms ~ his old studies In drama.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-03

ltayn and TolAtoi, having begun 10
pail on the PafaHian public. tranAln tors
have brVush, forward a more north.
rrn and even mor- rviiistic li,cvn,ur
fran I.apland and Finland. thr chief
cxponanlA of which arr two novcllH,H
named PaivaISnta and Runohrrg