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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-10-15
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County,

S.
Frank Cheney makes oath that he 10
the senior partner of the firm Of F. }.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the CITY
of Toledo. County and State aforesaids
and that said firm will pay the sum or
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed IN
my presence, this 9Th day of December,
A. d. 1886.
(Span A w GLEASON,
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Mrs. winsIow,s Soothing Syrup

For children tcething the gums reduces nam
alton aays pain, wind collie 25 cents Lotte.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-10-15

rrETIirn0 Geese and Duck Feather Pillows, Beds
LIE lHkU\ Holsters and Cushions. Write for prices
IHlIl NO Kansas City Feather Co.. 1870 WalnutSt
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nrT p,nu QUICKLY. Send for Book, " Inventions
1El hiUn Y Wanted" Edgar Tate Il Co.. 245 B'way, Hx
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FARM lAND GARDEN.
MATTERS OF INTEREST TO
AGRICULTURISTS.
Some Up-to-Date Hints About Cultiva-
tlon of tho Soil and Yields Thereof
Horticulture, viticulture and Flori-
culture.
Value of Barnyard Manure,

ULLETlN Ia, Ohlo
Experimental Sta
ton: In a newspa-
per bulletin Of the
Ohio Agricultural
Experiment Station
(No.172) giving the
results of expert
ments with fertiliz-
ers on the clay soil
of one Of it's sub
stations,a table was
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
DIR pARKIN's ELECTRIC CURE

This new system OF electrical treat
r,ant in conjunction with specially pr
r,,.l internal remedies is employed with
,nnarallcltd success by the leading phy-
sicians OF London Paris, Berlin ana Ne"
York.
rs sotec, upon diseased conditions Is
,rros, magical. The whole body is
charged with new life; the heart ana
circulation become vigorous; each ors''
aud tissue are enabled to perform their
functions completely; all aches and pains
a,sappear. disease Is thrown on. The "'"'
,.,omes bright ard active. and Nopp'-
ness takes the place OF gloom.
Men and women. young and old. who
o,o anicted with chronic disorders ana
hav. doctored without benefit uat'l hey
or, dishear,cned and discouraged are
invited to come and oosult US; see an"
learn our new mode of treatmsrt when
,s within the reach of all ard viii GER
taiuly cure YOU.
We cure diseases Of tlre stomach. LIVER
bowels. heart. throat, bladder and urinary
organs. Internal and external tumors'
morbid crowths or unsightly marks and
skin erupuons are painlessly ana perm"-
rently destroyed by the electric current
Women suffering from ailments peculiar
10 their sex can be positively and perGa-
nrntly relieved in short tine.
Nervous maladies of every character
sreeduy Weld to this new electro-medi-
cal cure.
Consultation is free. Also advice by
mail is free. Those livt.g out OF Astoria
may write for symptom blank.
We give below few cases cured by
DR. Darrin during his sojourn in Port
land the past ten years, ana could adu
scores Of others did not van, Of space
forbid
Ed Hynes. Albfau, Oregon, catarrhal
deafness. restored
p. c. McFarlne, Vancouver. Wash
sciatic rheumatism. cured.
Thomas RuG. Macksburg oregon liz
ziness kidney and liver complaint. re-
stored
]. r. Cunningham. Wapinita, Wasc'
county. Oregon. total deafness two year
N one ear aud partially so in the o.her
cured.
Mrs. J. f. smith Prin,vlle, oregon
-crvous debility and general weakness
almost bordering on insanity, restored.
Henson Mccoy Boyd, oreson, dear
ness and terrible pain in the ear aa'
r head for six mosths. until he was uearl!
crazy. restlessness and insomnia, Re
stored to health by electricity after al
other treatments had failed
DR.. Darria treats the poor free fror
o to 10 daily Those able to pay, 10 q
r m. to s p. m. Offices at the occiden
= ho;eI. Astoria, until September Is.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
a HELPLESS CROWD.

Port Townsend. August 2L-Banker ana
ex-Collector Of Customs Andrew Was
son. who left here with party Of seven
for Klo.dike by way of skaguay, writes
back to his wife from Skaguay as fol-
lows:
There are about 5000 men and l.5J0
horses here. making up the most for.
lorn lot thar you ever saw About half
Of them have given up, ami The other
hulf either curse or cry, Taking It al
together. never saw such condition
of affairs. At Dyea there are nearly as
muey as here, and l am told they are
m the same condition. God only knows
what will become Of those headed this
way. for none but those with horses will
get through. I do no believe tha; one
in a hundred will ge, through. Nany
have started out but just as many have
returned footsore and dishearted OUTFITS
can he bought here for song. Flour IN
any quantity is offered at 50 cents pc.
sack while at Lake Bennett st sells for
| Sap per hundred. from which you may
| Judge the cost of transportation Forty
! cents per pound IS the frelgh, rate from
here and they are charging 80 cents at
/ Chilcoot. Report comes that the trail car
/ be crossed, bur that each train Is liable
| 10 lose many horses. Pack animals are
selling at from $50 to 500 each. There Is
constant stream of people between here
| and Dyea. each crowd believing thi
ether place is the bes. firmly believe
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
wooDFoRD A FAILURE.
So Says Spanish Paper Published Ia
Cuba.

Havana. August 27.--The DIario de Ia
Marina calls the mission Of General Stew
art L. woodford. the United States min
lster to Spain, failure, and says:
Germany and Fraace are entirely hos
tile to American Intervention In cuban
matters. England skilled like an old
diplomat. is also evssive TO woodford's
a,sinuation and he expressed no opinion
regarding Cuba. But Great Britain is
fortifying ard preparing against possible
trouble with the United States. owing to
American iing0ism."
The Diario de Ia Marina then mentions
the American tourist msister visiting
in Europe and sounding foreign cabinets
end meeting with failure 50 far as the
Cuban policy is concerned"
Reports have arrived from c.enfugos
to The effect that Lieutenant Jose Alva-
rez Morales and his followers have sur
rendered to the spaifsh authorities at
Ciengaga de Sapath,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
NEW ROUTE TO KLovnIKE.
Canadian Government 10 Make Tests at
once.

Ottawa. August Z7-The Dominion gov
ernme1t has determined to test the fsas-
ibnity Of reaching Klondike by way OF
EdmO-son and the Peace river. and n
practical trial OF the proposed route will
be made ~ once under direction of the
interior depaume-t. II has Dee1 claimed
for this route that Il affords the advan-
tage Of continuous stretch OF country
available for horses. and could. therefore.
be utilized by pack trains. To ascertain
the character Of this route it has been
decided BY the minister Of 'hs Interior
10 dispatch a small party Of Northws'
mols1ted police as coon as possible They
will move north by way Of the Peace
river 10 the Lair. and thence By way o.
the Dease 10 he Pelly. which joins he
Yukon at For SeIklrk Is miles above
Dawson aud but 100 miles above the
Stewart r.ver where, according to prCs-
ent indications, the bulk OF the prospect
g will be done next year.
The proposed new roe has been COW
cred by Mr. Dawson by canoes from
Dawes lake by way OF Upper Laird. but
the proposed land journey from Edmon-
ton by way OF the Peace river is pro-
Jected through abont 40 miles Of alb
solutely unknown territory, Should the
police exploration party report favorahly
on this route, 1t viii doubtless become
the cattle trail Of the future. II may
be Impossible to make the drive through
10 one season. but abundance Of feed
is reported along the rout as far as
/ known. 20 that the cattle can be via
tered over at some poi7t on the way.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28

from Rock Ferry. England Nr and
Mn Edwoil A. Tubbs. WIN them
came q ntie girl daughter n one Of
tneir English uclghrors named Emmn
Davis The Tghbs purchased one Of
M. n1.u vineyards 10 the coun.y. Since
lpy took posscssion Of ths properly
u.lc Emma DAVIS has been practically
81 shaved. she has scarcely been allowed
TO 20 on shs premises and has been
comr.licd 60 work IN the vineyard by
,n.. sId, NJ men from the public high
way. and hns received no cdnaatlon. tn"
Brush consul has Interested himself tn
,h. matter at thc reguBi Of the Nor
aus OF Salisbury. W-d the sheriff Of
ih. county bcing appealed 20. went 70
he Tubbs place for the girl but found
she had been spirited away. She is sup
posed 10 be IN Fresno. and the sheriff
VIII Try to nui her today and send her
back 10 England
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
SAVED HIS DAUGHTER.

New York. August G.-Harry c. Stone.
the veteran manager Of the Patterson
opera house, became i'll and was forced
to go to his home. which is called Ryle
Park. on the banks OF the Passaic river
a short distance below the village OF
Little Falls. His indisposition proved the
salvato-n Of his three daughters. Minnie.
Bella and Maud. for he rescued them
from drowning by mis- opportune ADVENT
from town. The girls had gone out for
row On the river and they upset in
L. feet OF water just after his arrival.
Although Mr.. Stone is 80 years old. he
maraged to reach them before they sank
and saved .hem by almost superhuman
efforts. Two were unconscious when
brought ashore.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
MURDERER ON THE PORTLAND
Chased Around the World by Detectives
and Caught at Last.

Port Townsend August 27.-The steam
er Portland. due from St. Michaels, has
on board murderer who was chased
by de.,ectives half way around the world.
He Is in irons and under cosstant watch
Of two Pinkerton detectives. The pris-
iner William Smith, was pursued over
to the continent, to Dyea. and across
Chilkoce pass. over The lakes AID down
,he river to the gold 1eIds Of Klondike.
where he was taken into custody.
Smith was a storekeeper in town
near Cedar Rapids, To-. up to several
months ago. One night the store was
burned and f. the ruins was found the
charred body of a man. Smiths rela-
ttves claimed he was burned TO deac
in the fire HIS life was insured for
ss5.olO. and a demand was made for the
money An investigation led TO the he
lief that the body was not that oi
Smith. but Of q wa;chman. The the
ory was al once advanced that Smith
had committed the crime and burned his
store in the hope that the body would
be roasted beyond recog f;ion end his
relatives obtain the insurance money
after he had disappeared
Penkrton men were put on the tran
and after one Of the longest chases On
record. arrested Smith .. Dawso1 CITY
On July 12 He was taken to ST. Mi
chaels to await the sailing of the Port
land
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
CHILKOOT PASS
IS ALL RIGHT
White Pass is Impracticable aud is
Being Abandoned.
ALL VIA DYEA WILL GET IN
Expens. 10 Be Reduced by New Transports
tiOn Company-Cauadiaa Government
Will Open a NsE Rosie

Seattle August z7--Mr. Cassell. presl-
dent Of the Juneau chamber Of COM
merce, Is In the city.
The order making Dyea a SUPPORT"
said slr Cassell means loss to the
Unl;ed States merchants already OF hag
million dollars. ami before the sum
mer's rush 70 Alaska is over the loss
will foot up 20 fully a mIllio1
Thousands OF Canadians today Land at
Dyea and with the.r provisions and out
FITS go through the United States with
out one woni Of iuserfercEce from Amer
icsls. / know OF one case where an
American with sl75 worth Of cigars was
called upon by the Canadian officials to
pay sG1j tax. The SUPPORT order Should
be -escinded and the Canadians COM
PEELED to pay duty. II the SUPPORT Is 10
be continued le; Canada agree that our
subjects shall eajoy the same rights and
privileges In thu gold fields that are en-
ioyed by the subjects OF Canada"
Mr. Cassell gives news regarding the
relative merits OF the Chilkoot ami skag-
usy passes. He says:
An enormous number Of those at Dyea
4 have gone over but those who have at
/ tempted to reach the fields by the White
pass have not had much luck. I think
{, safe to say than only five per cent
/ have been successful II win he a phys
teal .mpossibility TO do much on the
pass before winter They tried TO close
the pass in order to fix It, but failed.
Gilhnin, OF Seattle with a large party
had TO give 1t up and send only two
men on ahead. The rest will winter on
the coast. on the Chilkoot pass they are
pressing steadily forward, believe thar
those who 20 10 Dyea az olce will get
over before winter sets IT. Indians have
used this pass for hundred years"
\ company is being formed to b.
known as the Dyea-Klondike Transporta-
ito Company. Ample capital Is behind
the scheme and the company will trans
port travellers and f-eisht from Salt river
to Lake Liuderman. The equipment will
be so extensive that those who go in the
sprlns viii be sure OF going through
without delay. The ChilkoSt pass will
he used exclusively. From - to 100 men
will be transported daily. together with
their supplies. and the company promises
that the charges will be less than one
third the present rates. l, IS TO be ready
Tor work February next,
Before I let; Juneau" said Mr. Cas-
sell 'I had talk with Archie Shelp.
who told me positively that on me dock
at Dawson City was piled up gold dust
and that the pile measured quarter
Of cord II took him two hours t.
get his sacks from the heap N the
dock saw letter from William Kerr
which sail that the last steamer. which
had jus, left there, had taken away
three and a half tons OF gold
\ wharf. to obviate the necessity OF
unloading goods on the tide flats art
pushing horses overheard to swim ashor,
is to be built at Skaguay by a Juneau
company. The wharf VII he over g
thousand feec long ard is TO be rushed
10 completion at once.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
can REMOVE THEIR TOOLS

Cincinnati. August s1.-Thr CONNER
,,,i.Tr,hun, special from Anderson, Ind,
sayp.
Tn, American Wire Nail company
having ,Np,nlcl $4,000 IN improving
their plant with machinery has an
rounc,l the scale ,or the w.re deiar'mne'
which Is a SLIGHT increase nhore the
average seal, OF like plants IN the aon"-
try. but a cut on last yeT's scale. ana
Is l,r, to the introduction OF the plate
system. The company Will treat win
1h,, men olly as individuals Last night
paIcc was posted by the company
,,,,,,.,r, 800 men that they wouli be
given until Friday to remove their ioolS
and personal enects from IN" factory
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
GENERAL TRADE
IS IMPROVING
An Advance 10 the Prices Of All the
Leading Staples.
WHEAT STRONGER THAN EVER
rtices Of Wheat and Bread to Advance tx
pOris Very Large business Generally
Gaiaing With CRAFTY Sing S,sadiress.

New YORK. August ~ nr1iErecrs 90.
morrow viii say:
The gcncrsi tra,io situation continue. 10
improve. and asds from ~ unnecessarl-
ly prolonged s.Hke os The soft coal mit.-
crs. there il iiiile In Sigh, to cloud The
outlook The fenture OF the wook s. an
advance 10 prices Of almrs, aiI leading
staples '-"
nrads.rcers points out that me ~ails-
ral position OF wheat - u strongest
knoan since the United States became a
considerable exporter and that ~ price.
~ well ~ that for bread. Is 20 material
ly rxcxcri ,hc prcr=v, weeks advance.
Wheat exports are large aggregating.
wheat md nourar whcao l9c62
bushels io- the week. NJ agal-s, 5i3j S9
bushels last week.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
WHEAT LIVELY ~ FRISCO.

san Francisco. August E.-Wheat IL
going 20 make August oae Of he busiest
months OF tis. year ln shipping circles
Already p vessels have sailed with car
gor- valued al $4,000. OF these 40
went so Cape Town. two to RIO DE-
J,g.lro. and one for Cauao. There are
a chartered vessels In port. 2 Of which
TO n.-i .hr llsi this week. OF these aine
will load IN oregon and Puget sound
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
RrslNEss GAINING

Now York. Angus, 5-R C. Dunn a
co. win ny tomorrow
Speculative markets have their iurls OF
reaction. bu, business has had none this
s,,sou. beginning with s.ead.noss which
Is most gratifying crop reports are Con-
lr.ld cyory. hs In usual nt such time.
bu, Il Is noteworthy that none OF them
Indicate anything less than an ample
supply OF great staples.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
DAVE sELIGMAN ILL,

New York. August c7,-pavid g. selie-
man ia dangerously III at Long hraneh'
>t, s.,,mnn o, Wednesday nigh; under
wo,t an operation 'or appendicitis and
although every thing promised well Tor
his recovery, the improvement was NOT
sustained and the physicians eons'der
m, pa,ienrs condition extremely seri-
ous Mr. sellgman is the oldest son oil
,,,. ,nte James selgman, founder Of the
banking house in this city and the oid-
os, Of eight brothers who made the fam
ny famous,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
REPORT DENIED.

Palo Alto, Cal. August 21-President
Jordan. of Stanford University denie'
the published report thar Professor Ross
had been dismissed from his chair OF
account Of his public advocacy of free
silver during the presidential campaigu
He has simply been transferred 20 th
department Of social science, the chang
bel 2 made necessary by the return o
Professor Amos G. Warner from Europe
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
PEARL-HUNTERs,

tltt,e Rock. Ark, August IA Ca
,o,,o snecial from Mount Adams Ark'
says: r..
whit. river above and below here Tor
IL "a lined with pearl-hunters. Wa
,or loads of men, women and children
90, orrivine from all parts of the coua-
,rv one parry of campers found
large number of fine pearls today. Ih'F
Acre tnken to the store Of n. H. Pr'ce
and he valued them at $3.50 The Pe''r'S
,orna here are as large as ouckwheaI
round and brilian, in color
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
C. A. R. PROCESSION STOPPED.

Toronto August ga visiting detach-
ment of fiftee,a members of the G. A. r.
from Buffalo marched up Yoege street.
carrying the stars and stripes 1t Is a
violation of civic ordinance to carry
foreign nag in this city. unless a
British flag is also carried. A policeman
stopped the procession and told the
marchers of the violation They bought
small union jack. but no one would
carry it. Finally a small hoy was Eired
to do that duty and the veterans coutin-
ued on their way.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
RAD RAILROAD COLLISION.

birmingham, Ala, August IA heoo-
, collision occurred on the Southern
railway. three miles wesi OF Eueu'
Fr,,rht train No. Is from AtllHta col
laed with an extra freight train goirE
o,st Both engines were badly damaged
,nd ten cars broken up. The injured
so far as known are:
John Cheaves, Atlanta, fatally
C. sewlne, Birmingham, engineer
of extra, seriously bruised.
rrhre, other trablmen were injured,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28

that freight WI advance 10 81 Der pound
before. this crowd ls half starteI THE
authorities should stop the tide Of immi-
grafton thai l. coming this way. 10 &
suicidal 10 O Drospect0r to come ~ this
time, for the blockade here viii be follow
ID By De or th- tral. am convinced
thar even after the trail IL opened to
traffic that the crush OF horses wiz be
even grpaUer On the mountain than tho
crush Of men here. One here without
horses Sc as helpless a. a child. 7 never
saw 50 many ms weaken"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
STEAMER WRECKED.

Gibraltar, August 27.-The British
steamer Glengyle, Captain McGilivray.
hound from London for China and ia
pan ports, is beaohed at Cetaros bay.
near here, badly mangled from collision
with the British steamer Coronet In rhe
straits. The Coronet sought refuge In
this port with her forepcak full OF wa
ter after rescuing the Glengyle's pas
sengers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
THE NEW LIGHT
OF THE WORLD
Wonderful Discovery by Celebrated
American Scientist.
MAXIM NOW RIVALS EDISON
An Electric Light Of Three Times the rowef
Of the Ordinary Iscandescent--Lasts
Twice as Long.

London. August 27.--A wonderful new
light has been invented by Hiram Maxim,
the American scientist uiow living Ia
England and inventor OF the Maxim gun.
l. Is an electric light Of three times the
power Of ordinary Ricandescen lights. II
lasts more than twice as long and re-
quires less than half the energy. Unlike
lights now In use, the film Is made Of
mineral Tas;ead Of vegetable substance.
the nature Of which Is secret.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
THE PORTLAND LATE.

Port Townsend. August 27.-The steam
er Portland was not in sight off Cape
Flattery at o'clork this evening. The
belief is growing that the Portland has
been delayed at st. Michaels on account
of the failure Of the river boats to reach
there. The opinion is expressed by mary
that the Portland will not reach seattla
before August 1Sst.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
THE MARKETS

Por,lani August -'.-Wheat. Valley S'i
N7 Wuln Wnllu 9pN,
SD Francisco, August 9i.-Wheai N''
aSi. .5.,. Hops 5u1, fancy safe
Liverpool. Angus, !I.-wheat quiet NO
/ standard California S9s 81.
New York. August g. Hops steady
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
INSURANCE DEAL.

New York. August E.-The American
F.r, Insurance Company has changed
hands Fhc oGrr made by the Manches-
ter Fire Insurance Company Of Ensiani
som. time ago was accepted AMI while
the compa ies will b. run separately
a.. Il, the past. the stock of the American
VIII be owned and governed by the En-
glish syndicate.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
THE FARMERS PROFITS.

Washington. Angus, Z7.-Assistant Sec
r-,ary Brigham. Of the agricultural de-
p,,,ymen,. today. expressed the op.nio1
that American farmers this year wouia
receive ln tn, aggregate from hve hun
lr,.d millou dollars in excess oil the
amount received last year for their
yh,nt
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
ARRESTS IN coNsTANTNoPLE.

Constaatinople Angus, 27-The polio
continue to make wholesale preventive
arrests. An expert examination Of the
bomb used In the Ottoman bank has
been made and it was found to contain
over the kilogrammes Of dynamite and
nitro-glycerine.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
STEAMER TOTAL Loss.

London. August GA dispatch re-
ceiy,,i here says that tho British steamer
corocouro. from Callao via Valparaiso
for New York. before reported ashore
In English narrows, straits OF M'su"'e'''
is A Total loss.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
OREGON GOLD.

Portland. August IA jewelers. window
was the object of considerable interest
today. In II were number Of gold
bricks and nuggets worth all the way
from $4,000 to $4,000. The gold was from
the Sterling mine in Douglas county
and was Of a recent cleanup
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-28
A WHITE SLAVE.

MADEIRA. Cal. August g,-About four
wears ago there came to this country