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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-25

one ol the prcttlcst girls In town ATE
tributes her hno complexion to tho Art
that she scrubs her face daily With a
flesh brush using warm water and pure
soap to aid the cleaning process,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-25

Why do women Insist upon kissing
each other on the street, u is exceed
ingly bad form. and hasn't even the SEM
blance OF sincerity about a.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-25
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

Sent by mail, per year. r.........,AS6.oo,
Sent by mail, per month. h......,.",. so
Served by carrier, per month";. as
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-25

All sorts Of Victorian" turhans. caprs
and other items OF woman's wearing ap-
parel are being doomed owing 70 the
Queens Jubilee
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-25

picnics and hshing parties are hclng
planned by amuscmcnt-loying Juveniles,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-25

II IS charming woman who never
tells the unpleasant things she hears, but
takes pains 10 repeat the pleasant ones.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-25

The usefulness OF bit OF white about
the feminine costume Is particularly ap-
pealing these days
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-25

Walk up bravely to something dlsa-
greeable that you dread and nine times
out OF ten Il proves 70 be anything but
a bug-a-boo.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-25
Salton Sea Salt for baths al
the ESteS-COnn Drug Store
l0c and 25c per package.

Pavement ray" is the newest thing
on the color card,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-25
Use WebfOOt Corn Cure. No
cure no pay. For sale at ES-
teS-COnn Drug Store.

House iurnlshers tell us that denim as
a floor covering Is being extensively used
IN country houses.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-25

The day on which We expect to dawdle
is always the one crowded with uneN-
pected udties.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-25
WEEKLY.

Sent by mail, per year 81 in advance.
Postage free to subscribers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-25

The parted pompadour is the latest
kink IN coinures.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-25

Fair shoppers are out in great numbers
these fine spring days.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-25

What sense OF collapse follows a
hurrah like that Of saturday.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-25

Why is IL so many people pronounce
the word prune rs though spelled pruen.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-25

Bids VIII be- received by the County
Court of the state - Oregon. FOR Cla,-
SOP County. 10 be flcd with the County
Clerk. until , o'clock D. M May q.
1897. for the Improvement ~ the south
on"-half of Commercial street. between
the west llnc OF Eighth rtr,-t and the
cas-; Inns ot Seventh Httcrt. In Mcclurr's
Astoria,
The work TO bc done according TO
specifications on Me Ia the office OF
the County Clerk
The right Is hrrcby reserved 70 reject
any and all bids.
By order of the County Comminslon.
crs. +. l. DUNBAR.
County Clerk.
Astoria. or, May II, 1897.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-25

Knitted purses With solid silver tops
and cnains are much carried by fhshion-
able women.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Astoria, or. May u. 1897
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-25
General MacNlnists and Boiler Makes

Castings Of All Descriptions Made 10 Or1s, %
Short Notice
Daily camera., 1897-03-11
The Slide Mine.

The general superintendent of the
Slide nine, T. d. Bellinger, returned
from the east last night, where he has
been completing arrangements for some
additional machinery for the mine. The
Slide mine at the present time is one OF
the deepest telluride mines in'the state,
being down o2I feet and the preparations
Just completed are for the purpose of
going down another lift of 100 feet i'm
mediately The new machinery will,
however, include capacity. for still
another 100 foot lift There are 40
leasers working on the property AID
shipments are being made continually
that run all the wav from 5 to 200 ounces
of gold. Some returns from ore taken
out durir G the last week show up sIo,-
900 grade and there is plenty OF it. The
results obtained by the management
demonstrate forcibly the possibilities Of
deep mining in this county.
Daily camera., 1897-03-11
Silver Democratic convention.

Chicago, March 1.-THE Silver Dem
ocrats will hold their convention in the
North Side Turner hail tonight Trouble
in the Democratic camp is pending and
there promises to be plenty of it before
the convention closes. The "unterrlfed"
are divided among themselves. One
faction wants Carter H. Harrison nomin-
ated for mayor, and the other faction
who may be described as the "anti-
Altgeld" element, desires the nomination
of A. S. Trude. Mr.. Trude, however,
does not want the nomination. The
Burke Martins have taken up Harrison
and strong effort is being made to have
Mr.. Trude ran against him. The fact
seems to be that Trude and Altgeld are
very much at outs, and it is said that
this is one of the reasons for the revival
of the Tlude candidacy. Favoring Har.
rison are Ex-Governor Altgeld, r. E.
Burke, secretary of the central commit
tee, and Joseph Martin. The whole fight
will be a very pretty one.
Daily camera., 1897-03-11
Chicago Base Ball Team.

Hot Springs, Ark, March 1.-THE
Chicago base ball team will arrive in
this city tomorrow and take up its head
quarters at Wilmington park, where the
frisky colts will take their exercise until
April 18th. The National league season
opens April 22d. President Hart, the
Chicago club magnate, is exceedingly
pleased with the grounds at Wilmington
park. He sees in his minds eye all the
colts hard at work there and dilates up
on the excellent nature of the park.
There is a bicycle track within the en-
closure upon which it is more than likely
that Lange and a few others will do some
riding in the way of training. Captain
Anson will hold his usual position durir 6
the coming season.
Daily camera., 1897-03-11
5 NEWS.
KILLED HIMSELF.
The 14-Year Old Son of James Craggs of
Louisville Suicides,

1ho III car olO son OF James CrASS6 Oh
Louisville Suicides.
Louisville, Colo, March II.-Today at
IL o'clock the I4-year old son of James
Craggs, farmer residing near Louis
vile, shot and killed himself with arihe.
The shooting took place at the home Of
the parents of the boy. and was heard by
his sister, who Immediately informed the
officials.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craggs were over in Boui
der today on business and the boy took
advantage of their absence TO perpetrate
the terrible deed of self murder.
Young Craggs has been employed in
the coal mines at Louisville, but was not
working at this time. The preparation
of the deed is supposed to have been
caused by sorrow over the loss of three
of his little sisters by black dlphtheria
recently 1t is supposed that he was
slightly crazed
Daily camera., 1897-03-11
Call for Citizens Convention.

We, the undersigned, desiring to re-
move partisan politics from municipal
affairs of the city, hereby request the vot-
ers of the several wards to meet in mass
convention at the usual voting places in
said wards on Monday evening, March
,I5th, 1897, at 8 o'clock D. M, to put in
nomination one candidate for alderman
in each of the four wards, and to select
ten delegates from each of said wards to
convention to be held on the 18th day
of March, at o'clock p. m, at the dis.
trict court room, to nominate a candidate
for mayor and candidate for city treas
urer OF the city of Boulder.
SIGNED
First Ward-W. c. Dyer, ]. H. Parker,
o. H. Wangelin, L. M. Tudor, E. P
Euler, ]. H. Nicholson, E. B. Meeker, J.
L. Rachofsky, Chas. Rittmaster, M. D.
Morrison.
Second Wards. A. Glfin, J. L. Moor.
head, E. L Coates, Geo. F. Fonda, Geo
M. Mcclure, V. Butsch, M. N. Maxwell
E. K. Stafford, B. M. Williams. Jos. Half.
ner, w. L. Seely, Charles Davis, w. S
Bellman.
Third Ward-James Cowie, w. s.
Peck, e. Ricketts,, L. w. Klmball, s.
Whitelock, w. w. Wells. Edward Autrey
L. NJ ellie, D. R. McNaughton, L. w. Le-
land, w. H. Pool, r. Gilbert, E. P. Met
calf, Samuel Hits, H. Johnson.
Fourth Ward-T. B. Compton, Geo. E
Metcalf, F. L. Williamson, J, H. Conley
John Gumeson, Luther Hixson, John
Callahan, Spencer Stevens, c. c. Eddy
Geo. Andrews, d. L. Wise, w. F. Stew.
art, J. E. Hubbard. R. T. Fulton.
Daily camera., 1897-03-11
Denver's Pug Match.

Denver, March 1.-THE California
Athletic club has matched Mike Queenan,
the stockyards giant, and Pete Everett
(Mexican Pete) for twenty rounds, to
come off at Coliseum Hall tomorrow
night. On the same night Geo. Hall, ex-
trainer of the South Side Athletic club
and at present associated with the Pu-
eblo rovers, will meet one of the three
light weights, young Spitz, Freddy" Coo
gan or Jerry Really in a six round con-
test The contests should both be very
interesting.
Daily camera., 1897-03-11
Fly Back Suits.
--saHl0 1Ao~~

Fly FRONT suits fashionable just now suits that
don't show any buttons when they're buoned any button
holes when they unbuttoned We've got plenty of them
in plenty of patterns Of course the best selling patterns
large paids in greenh browns and brownish green's We
have them in splendid goods at So suit not twelve f
dollars
FLY BACK suits are still plentiful in some quarters of
this country They're the suits you've reduced from
way high way down ow because they wouldn't sell way
up high When you buy the reduced price and
by window and the of suit four five dol
lars less than bought yours you want fly back and get
your money again, but you dontOther FLY BACK suits
the kind that fadethat soonhat poor
ly madethat the buttons fall off from-that the rip
and all that and you want to fly back and get them made
good to you We don't get any Of that kind Good goods
are too cheap to make profitable to buy poor Several
hundred newest suits this week at from $6 to $9-not fly
backs.
Daily camera., 1897-03-11
GOVERNORS APPOINTMENTS
The First List of AppoIntees Submitted to
the Senate. W

The First List of AppoIntees Submitted to
the Senate. Wt =
Denver, March 1.-THE governor sent
his first list of appointments in his
executive capacity, today. The senate
was in executive session for about five
minutes and confirmed the list as follows:
State geologist-T. A. Richards.
Member of board of control of the state
industrial school-Chas Lander.
Member of board of control of state
home for dependents and neglected
children-Mrs. John Atkins.
Members of the state vetrinary sanl-
tary board-E. J. Temple, Bradford Du-
bois, Chas. Seldomridge.
State vetrinary sergeon-Dr. Charles
Gresswell
All the selections excepting Lander
are reappointments.
Daily camera., 1897-03-11
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Cass E. Harrington the Choice as Candi-
date for Mayor.

Denver, March 1.-THE Democratic
city convention met in Coliseum hall last
night and named as candidate for mayor
Cass E. Harrington.
The meeting was lively one through.
out aad resulted in little scrap between
Martin Corrigan and DR.. Culin, in which
the former tapped the latter on the jaw
in return for being termed a liar.
Committees on credentials, rules and
permanent organization, resolutions and
fusion conference, were appointed dur.
ing the meeting. The conference com
mittee will confer with the Republicans
concerning fusion for the balance of the
ticket.
Daily camera., 1897-03-11
Crowds for Carson.

St. Louis, March 1.-THE first crowd
to pass westward to the great fight in
Carson City on St. Patrick's day will
leave here tomorrow over the Missouri
Pacific, arriving in Pueblo on the 18th,
and entering Carson City early on the
morning of the 10Th. The coaches that
will be attached to this train in Colorado
will meet ita1 Pueblo and start west
from there.
Daily camera., 1897-03-11
Silver Quotation.

New York, March II-Silver is quoted
at 81 today.
Daily camera., 1897-03-11
The Federal Constitution.

Little Rock, Ark, March 1.-THE goth
anniversary of the adoption of the federal
constitution was observed in this city
today in the legislature, and the consti-
tutio n was read in Joint session.
Daily camera., 1897-03-11
SCORED PATTERSON.
The Corruption Investigating Committee
OF the Senate Reports.

OF the Senate Reports.
Denver, March II-Senator Taylor,
the chairman of the Masterson corrup-
ton charges committee reported today
that no foundation was discovered for the
charges. He scored Patterson roundly.
Adverse committee reports on eight
bills were accepted, the bills being
duplicates. Four bills passed on third
reading, most notable among which was
Reuters bill making bicycles baggage
and Gaymon's regulating business of fire
insurance companies
The house passed four bills on third
reading, among which was Thomas bill
uniting the Denver school districts.
Daily camera., 1897-03-11
SUPREME COURT oECISlo N.
Appropriation Bill for the Convent of the
Good Shepherd Unconstitutional.

Denver, March 1.-THE supreme
court handed down decision on the
sl6 ooc appropriation bill for the convent
of the Good Shepherd today declaring it
unconstitutional. The separate counties
with whom the contracts were made
must stand the cost. The bill for tax
on legacies, was declared constitutional,
as it is a contribution rather than a tax.
Daily camera., 1897-03-11
CUBAN VICTORY.
The Spanish Sustain a Heavy Loss In the
District of Havana.

Havana, March II-Cuban insurgents
attacked the town of Guines, in the pro-
vince OF Havana. The Spanish forces re-
sisted for two hours and then retreated
and entrenched themselves in church.
The Cuoans ransacked the stores. burned
the houses and captured $40 900 of muni-
cipal funds.
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guientes declaraciones, que recogemos con Ell
agrado facil de suponer:
sEmpieza columbrarse que Espana va
conceder Cuba cierta forma de autonomfa,
merced la cual terminara breve la que
rra. ST Sc lie dan al pueblo de Cuba los mis-
mos de que disfruta ell pueblo (de la Penfnsu- /
LAY este contribuira poderosamente al termino
de la lucha. Por mi parte espero una solu-
cion pacffca de la difcultad.
<Creo que este gobierno no debe interve-
mir en- ningun sentido en- los asuntos de Cuba.
Lo que nosotros nos interesa-y creo es todo
-es comprar los productos de la isa y ven
der zen ella cuanto podamos.
~Cuanto q las noticias de la guerra, pare
GENE que las que Sc publican no son idedig-
mas. De las que que Ell Consul General Lee
haya enviado al Presidente, solo podemos for
marnos idea por 10 que dice el Mensaje de Mr..
Cleveland, es facil comprender que la publ
cac6n de los informes de dcho funcionario
consular acaso pudiera crearle difcuitades con
las autori1ades espanolas la Habana.o
En- resoluci6n, Mr.. Sherman no quiere
que este gobierno mezc!e Ell los asuntos
cubanos, v, cree frmemente en- la so'ucion
pacf6oa del problema sobre la base de las
reformas amplias que ell senior CanoVas tiene,
desde hace bastante tempo, prometidas.
de Las Noccdades, de Nueva- Y ork }
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la guerra en- Puerto-Rico

Con este alarmante epfgrafe publica nues-
tro estmado co'ega La Denaocrncia, de Ponce,
un arttculo suscrito por don Rosendo Rivera
Colon.
Empleza ell escrtor por decr one en- otro
tempo, cuando empez6 a tomar incremento la
guerra de Cuba, nos producian gran asombro
los estupendos noticiones que sobre disturbios
revoluciones en- Puerto Rico sc daban en- los pe-
rlodlcos de Nueva York. de Paris de Lon
dres; pero que va hoy, en- fuerza de tanto zum
oar Ell nuestros oldos cOnstantemente ell vocerio
ahuhclaoor Gle supuestas conspiracones re
Vueltas, estamos acostnmbrados 4 los c01urds
de esa especle, nos asombramos
Despues, refri6ndose 4 las noticias que cir
cularon por esta Capital, relativas graves su
cesos que Sc decian habfan ocurrido en- Ponce.
hace aluslon al telegrama que dirigimos nues-
tro correspousal en- aquela cudad, ell cual nos
lniormo como va saben nuestros lectores. ma
hlfestandonos que en- Ponce 0c70wi1 nado
00S0t"tdneente na00; Y comenta ell asunto con
opo1tunas juiciosas consideraciones acerca
de los perJWclos que todas estas maquinaciones
de la maldad nos lrrOgan en- ell extraniero de-
preclando nuestros valores bursatiles que
hrantando nuestro cr6dito comercial agrfcola,
a mas de alterar la tranquilidad publica v oca
slonar disgustos al gobierno.
I, Por ultlmo, concluye diciendo:
no habra quien acierte ell autor al-
torres oet cd1'0ad portentoso? Para premiar
estos; Lo merecen muy bien.
Habra qnien piense que es escandaloso ell
hecho' 10 comente con indignation y pida
VloIentamente que sc busque Sc castigue
al que prepaid la falsa alarma; pero ell que
tai Plcnse pretenda, no con ocera induda-
blemente, ell Ia forma debida, nuestro regimen
interior, ignorara 8 habra olvidado que Sc
trata del pals que Leon Castillo llam6 de las
impunidades
Entire tanto, ell hecho con variantes de
lorna de fondo, Sc repite. Core, como tan
tas veces ha corrdo, la noticia falsa con apa-
rlencias de verdad, y Sc quebranta cada vez
mas nuestro crGditO en- los mercadoa extranie-
ros. sufre las consecuencias ell pals. Y
continHase voceando el anuncio de mas mas
conspiraciones. Y cuando no hay quien voci-
fere, ocurre 10 que ahora que permaneee ocul-
ia la mano que arroj6 furtivamente la piedra de
escandalO.
Prosigan los que hablan francamente alto
como los que murmnran hipdcrita y solapada-
mente, su obra sempiterna.
ST ell c6lebre poiftico italiano cuyo nombre
muy ben ellos Sc saben, existese, les darfa ell
mismo conseio.
La OCCASION es propicia. Sc acercan las
retOrmas.
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UN REDIMIDO

Exasprada contra la creciente groser de amane Mar
ia lie anzo a la este insulto
;Quieres que e olga 10 que eres?.. Pues pesar de
us premos de tus medaas que NAL amasa
dor de yeso NAL albalil!...
Esto hzo perder Ia cabeza Alcides: Ia c6era sub6
rostro lanzo hacfa ea comprendndo empoa
de eaba cego la reeves de ruda la
par en- par la puerta del taller djo a querida
Largo, largo de aquf
La joven fue.
irguio Marta COseril ell
del porvenr angusas del da sguiente Els verdad que
enconaba abouamene desprovsta de
po que uese para ella aque rupura hca mucho
presentfa, provision de catsrofe, haba
nido cudado de agun dnero que la pemese
vvendo agunos al menos despues cuando
LA pequea hubese acabado ique ba de ea
de educacon tena que atender?
Un domingo de JUNO, encontrandose primera
munon ell Liceo de Versailles de
amigas a hiio Marta lamo la aencon de
cabaero de edad de aspecto bondados assa aquea
ceremonial la cua tomaba parte unode hjos Marta
todava la plentiful de beleza psar
rsteza de vida de las agrma que consecuenca de
haba verdo esaba aque dia encantadora tra
que rsaltaba manal algeria de dia
ciaba radiante.
Aunque NADIA hecho por aque
desconocido, la i6ven no haba tratado de rehuira.
En- le vio de la capia ell mismo
ocupara la siempre perder
ninguno nj de acudes despues de
ceremonial lie vio cuatro cnco multi
tud que enaba los de los patios
sepufa con manestaba vvos
ella.
Sin embargo de regreso Paris Marta pensaba va
nciden al cua haba dado mas mporanca que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-25
Ell pr0ximO SeCretariO de Estado
,S,1s opinf0nes sobre la cuesti67t cub017o

,Hts opj1aiones sobre la cuesti67t cu6aoo
FL senador de Ohio, Mr.. John Sherman,
ACADIA de conferencar con el presideDte electo
Mackinley, quien signifc6 formalmente que
aceptaba la cartera de Estado en- ell pr6ximo
Gabinete.
Al mismo tempo que este Sc hace pdblico
por boca de Mr.. Sherman, tenemos Ia satisfa-
ci6n de yer confrmado, de idGntico autorizado
origen, 10 que hace dfas, llevados solamente de
una induction racional de la observation de
ciertos sfntomas, hubimos de apuntar en- estas
columnas; saber: que ell Sherman
Secretario de Estado, ell Sherman responsible
V consciente de sus altos deberes sera en- su DO
Utica exterior, por 10 que a la question de Gu
ba Sc refere, algo diametralmente opuesto al
Sherman senador, al Sherman populachero y
jingo. A tai punto que, aeg1n todos los indi-
clos, su polftica-y claro esta que en- este ha
de refejar derechas e sentir del Presidente
-sera tan correcto, adn quizas mas, que la
del gobierno que preside Mr.. Cleveland.
Mr.. Sherman, a raiz de su conferencia con
Mac-kinley, ha hecho para el pdblico las 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-25

6ven Acdes Carrier e etauaro hombre de
AMOS de de Gao pobado bigOte mee
le6n la habfa aestguado simpatfa
mendacon del cua medic artsco que viya podfa
serla de gran utilidad.
Embellishments avergu6 domcio al da siguiene
presenaba taller vstendo uto. haba qu
desde la desu nadre, franqueza sin alsa
enganos de trsteza la el asamieno que ba
supcandola que la tendese proectora la
ayudasea sar de tan aterradora situaci6n.
iQue fue 10 paso aquela enrevlsta? Marta
do ams de precisa Lo certo Alcdes Ca
conmovo vvamente OR d relate de los nortunos de
la oven, pada, pareci6ndolo mas aun de
je or6 ella explosion de sensbdad la cogi6
brazo aquea tarde, la senorta Coser quedaba
instalada en- ell taller del escultor
Esta Marta haber halado fin al hombre de
corazon hasa entonce ahora 10
carino.
debfa nj diffcil nj muy penoso, porque
Carrier ealmente enamorado levaba passion
todo ell odas las aas de muchacho de yente
aos Marta pare enconaba e naturaeza vera
deramente atstca de comprendea de mimara
beeza talento hasta misma coqueera
eegancia cuaes Levass haba do ndferente
siempre que hubea sido admas impotene sasacer
Tenendo consigoa la pequena Silvia que tenfa mas
quiso por convenenca vivr
arsa Sim embargo, vida habfa llegado
habfa fiesta especculO6 reunion artfstca
ell escutor evandoa ado orgulosa
de la vean compana 10 estaba e de
cogida lei brazo Ia hermosa proporco
naba segunda iuventud.
Generoso hasta explendido ganando querfa,
Alcdes apresuraba sasacer los capchos mas nsgnf
cantes de joven excusaba coqueeras
provocaba contento por vera hermosa admrada poque