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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-17
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clnEF on rOLICE BALE

Notice lH hereby given. that by virtue
Or u warrant fpt tho collection ~ ID De-.
lnlhtnl uHarHniurut Tor the Improvement
described pa follows Tho Construction
~ drain IN Mcrluro'H Astoria,
luly ISSUED 1y lhr Aurii0r and pniirc
Judge pf tho City NJ Astoria. hy direction
NJ the Common Council ~ said rlty said
Warrant being dated tho mn DAY OF Aprll,
Nv 20 mo liirrlrn. ALu the uHHraHutrnt H.
Whith specified amounting tn tho sum NJ
ih ~ Win interest thereon from The 2Dth
DAY NJ December, ihT. ai prf cent per
AhuuW, being against tho following u4mrd
nrfhun, luWll. buHiaNR Erickson, UWiirr ~
mo following described property. 10.
VII lot ., block 10, MrCurcfH Astoria,
ana against said drurflbrd property ana
Mhlrh warrant commands mo to lryy upon
ana make sale ~ said described nrup.fiy.
ln order ~ satisfy said assessment M
interest thereon ana tho costs ana uH.
prhh'n ~ 7ulr I dld on the 8ih duv ~
Mhr. lha. duly luyy upon tho above de-.
nrflh"d teal property, ana I Will Du tho
hih dny ur June lhn. at tho hour ~
O'Clock IN The afternoon ~ said day. at
The court House Door In tho City 1l
Astoria, county NJ rlataop. R,htr NJ Ore
Euu, sell said above dcHrrlbrd property at
puhllr auction tu tho highest bidder fof
rHHh, L. = Gold coin 10 Hntisf, said as.
Hu7nmrh' tho iutrrrHt thereon ana tho
costs ana expenses ~ sale. ana arcrulng
noteI At Astoria, oregon. the gth day or
tHhiff ~ p.Ii.. tIt,. ,t,N''t',, ~.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-17

There is noticeable decrease in the
popularity of Spanish yellow.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-17

Some Of the new skirt trimmings look
like war map of the Spanlsh-Amerlcan
manoeuvres.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-17
cIuEr or rOilCE SALE


Souco ls hereby given. that by virtue
~ warrant fnr tho collection ~ q DC.
lnlurnt assessment fpr tho Improvement
Jrrgrlhrd AZ lulloNa Tho Construction
~ drain In McIlnrc'H Astoria,
'u,y it-urd by tho Auditor ami Police
JutEe NJ tho city ~ Astoria, by direction
NJ tho Common Council ~ said city, nall
warrant being dated thr ilih day NJ April
irt goo mr directed. aud the assessment m
which specified amounting tu the Huin ~
3. 'u with lutrrral thereon from tho gWh
day 10 December. lNC az a per cent per
uuuum. being against tho following named
rrfapn towlt. ". T. Whitcnmh. owner ~
tho following described property, tuWlt
uud q, lot I. block 100, Mctlutc'a Astoria,
ami against said described property. and
which warrant commands M in levy upon
and make HHlr ~ said described property,
On order th satisfy said assessment lhr
ItfrfrsI thereon ana tho costs and cN-
p,nnra M sale dld ON the 9ih day nt
NiHN '7, duly lryY upon the ahotr de-
7.r.br1 real property ana ] viii on thr
NfH u,, ~ June lvN az tho hour ~
u. lock ln the afternoon ~ said day, nt
Tho court InlHv luni 'u lhr tltN ~
Astoria. County NJ tatvop. State ~ ore.
puu. soil said above described property Al
public auction tb the highest bidder fnr
ttsh a. n Cold Coin. ~ satisfy Hlid nHs
Hrramrui the interest thereon ana tho
,uatH and cNpruacs ~ sale. and accrung
plicl O., Astoria. oregon. the sth aay OF
MAY. iNN
T. HALlOCt.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-17
cnD,t Of Polite, c,w Of A@Sfia, oregon.
cmEF or roLlcE BALE


Sntlcc ls hereby given that bv virtue
or warrant for the collection NJ de-
luuucnt assessment Tor the Improvement
described nu follows, Tho Construction
OF drain In McCmrc'a Astoria,
duly lHsucd hy the Auditor and POLICE
Judge M the CITY NJ Astoria, hy direction
or the Common Council ~ said city, said
warrant hcing dated the llth day ur Aprll
lSpS. tn mo directed. ANA the assessment In
which specified amounting tn the sum OF
81 ND with interest thereon from the Nth
day ~ December 1885, NJ S per cent per
pnuum hclng against the following named
pctson iowit. " T. Whtcomb. owner NJ
the following described property, to.
Wit. lot 7. block loo, McCluro'H Astoria,
and pEllnst said described property, and
which warrant commnndH me 10 levy upon
ana make sale of said described property,
In order In satisfy said assessment the
interest thereon aud the costs aud cN-
pruscs OF sale | dld on the 9TH day nf
May, 1893. duly levy upon me above de-
arr,ucd real property. and ! will on the
Sih day or June. 1875 At the hour or :
o'clock In the afternoon W said day. nt
the Court House Door In the city of
Astorln. County ~ Cln,son. State NJ ore
gun, rrll said above described property Rt
public auction Ia the hlghcat bidder for
cash, u. s, Gold Coin, to sntlsfy said ns-
srsHmtnt, the interest thereon and tho
costs ana expenses Of sale, ana nccrulng
costs.
Dated ut Astoria, oregon. the 9th day OF
May 1898
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a man calls himself firm and his friends
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-11

complete surprise to most people and ere
ated great excitement
The general public asked. What security
Is there CT the insurgents accepting an ar.
mistfce? Won't America wish to compe
the insurgents to submit by armed inter.
vention? II the Yankees are once in Cuba
who will turn them outr'
1t was learned this Saturday evenine
that the war and navy departments are In
no way relaxing their preparations for the
possibility of hostilities, and they will. 4,
Is understood. continue working day and
night for the present
United States Gets Everythtun.
The general tone of the comment II re an.
pears to be one of disappointment, it being
alleged that the United States is getting
everything she asked. The Spanish officials
are throwing oil on the troubled waters by
representing that the government has sim.
Ply made submission to the will of the peo-
pie, which carries trem ndous weight with
the people in this country. Besides many
families who are fast losing relatives and
friends owing to the prolongation of the
war hail the prospect Of peace with delight.
Some of the diplomats here express the
opinion that the United States is now in q
better position than she would have been
had Spain accepted the terms outlined in
General Woodford's note presented at the
last conference, which. 1t is said. only ask
ed for the immediate cessation of HOSTILE
ties and permission to relieve the recon-
centrados. Both Of these requests, it is
pointed out in some quarters, have now
been accepted. and. IT IL added. General
Woodford has free hand. 1t is further
alleged that his efforts will continue until
enc of three things happens-the establish
ment Of an autonomist government salts
factory to the insurgents. the recognition
of the independence Of Cuba by Spain, or
the practical annexation of Cuba to the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-11
STILL UNDECIDED.
The Exact Form Of Resolutions to BE
Reported to the Senate.

The Exact Form Of Revolutions to BE
Reported to the Senate.
Senator Davis vas early at his committee
room today, ard different members OF the
Senate committee on foreign relations
came in to discuss the situation with hin,
and to consult as to the difficult situation
which confronts Congress
The committee on foreign relations was
this morning still somewhat undecided
upon the exact form Of the resolution to
be reported, and may not come to a defin-
lite conclusion before tomorrow as to its
precise wording. 1t row looks as Il not
only the recognition of the present gov
eminent of Cuba would be eliminated, but
as If the language of the other portions of
the Foraker resolution, which it was at
first decided to retain, would also be aban-
doned and a new resolution reported
This resolution has alrcauy been drafted
1t is the result Of the numerous confer
ences that have been In progress for the
past week between members Of the commit
tee and other prominent senators, and is
intended as a compromise measure upon
which 1t is hoped almost all the senators,
irrespective OF party, can agree. This draft
instructs the President to take immediate
steps to put an end to the war in Cuba and
leaves most Of the details to him. 1t indi-
rectly recognizes the right of the Cubans to
independence, and, while it does much in
ferentially, 1t is couched in terms which, it
is believed, will lend themselves more east
ly to diplomatic construction than would
those of the first draft agreed upon.
There is still difficulty in getting unani-
nous agreement upon the resolution. A
half dozen or more senators are holding
out stiffiy for the recognition in terms of
the present Cuban administration and the
form of government now in force among
the insurgents. The steering committee is
still hopeful of bringing them into line. and
upon its success may depend the expedi-
ton or hardness of the committee in pre-
senting its report and of the Senate in act
ing.
There is no longer any doubt that a ma
jority of the committee can be brought 10
discard the recognition of the present Gu
ban authority IL it is made clear that by
so doing it can secure practical unanimity
in the Senate and immediate action by
that body as soon as the resolution is re-
ported.
Foreign Affairs Committed.
The House committee on foreign affairs
was In session for an hour this morning.
but reached no conclusion as to the former
subject matter of the resolution which will
be reported. The committee will hold an
other meeting tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock, adjourning at IL o'clock to hear the
Presidents message.
The Senate committee on foreign rela-
tons went into session Immediately after
the Senate adjourned. A prominent repub-
hcan member Of the committee, who has
been credited with supporting the Presi-
dents policy, said that this Congress could
NOT De Induced to make war on Gomez.
The republican members of the House
committee On foreign affairs met In the
committee room at o'clock to consider
Informally the Presidents message
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-11
LEES FEELINGS HtRr.
He Resents the Snub He Received
From Blancc.

AAS AsSoSAto inc SnuD He Received
From Blancc
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
KEY WEST, Fla. April 1.-THE SQUAD.
ron here is ready to follow I'D the Pres;.
dents message. That is all there is to the
naval situation. Consul General Lee Il
returning to Washington. hoping that in
the event of war he will be given a com.
mand- 1t is his ambition to return to
Cuba at the head OF American troops and
with no Spanish flag to salute.
The action Of Captain General Blanco in
refusing to see him when Lee called al
the palace to take leave and the subse-
Quent scenes in the harbor when the Span
ish i'll feeling was shown by overt acts,
rankle with the consul general
Lees statement that he had a report to
tional evidence to present regarding the
Maine disaster Is a diplomatic one.
He can give the committees of Congress
supplemental information Of value. The
understanding that Lee has the original Of
the Weyier letter about mines in Havana
harbor. and the plans Of those mines, 10
probably correct. The last American ship to
leave Havana win probably be the Seneca
which was to sail this morning. She will
not touch at Key West, but will proceed
direct to New York. II any Americans re-
main there now and. danger arises their
given them In good time and ample oppor-
tunity afforded them to leave. The prob,
ability II that Blanco win suppress the
most dfsagreeable part OF the Presidents
message and keep the people In Ignorance
for several days PEPPER
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to announce the fact in the
advertising columns Of The
Star. They are closely
studied by more than three
times as many people a.
read any other paper.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-09-17

been thrown from the track and a
big wreck would have resulted II
the train had not been speedily
stopped. The engineer had begun
to slow up as soon as he saw the
bars lying across the track. The
boy could give no reason for his
actions, and will probably be sent
to the reform school.
Superintendent Hurley a d
Master Mechanic Taylor. OF the
New Mexico division, arrived in
this city on a special Thursday
afternoon to meet Assistant Super
intendent Turner and Paymaster
Moore, of Topeka, who arrived on
a special from the east the same
night. The gentlemen left yester-
day morning for the south with
the pay car, which will make one
of its periodical trips over the New
Mexico division this month.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-09-17
FAN n,ll,ne,y Styles.

The hats this year are moderate
in size and are with few exceptions
made hats. Nearly everything is
velvet, mirror velvets in the new
shades. fancy velvets that will
make the fall hats unusually rich
and handsome. The novelty blue
will lead, white, black, red, brown
and oak leaf green will be much
worn.
If you want to know about the
styles, call and see Miss Wilson
after her return from the east. Our
millinery stock is growing every
day. Guy E. SMITH,
Finney Block.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-09-17

Thompson is headquarters for
picture frames and picture frame
mouldings.
Why not own your own home
and save rent? Look at the list
offered by Buckley & Hart.
A marriage license was issued
from the county clerks Office
Thursday to o. T. Stewart and
Miss Beatrice Zimmerman.
w. O. Skinner returned yester-
day morning from Glenwood
Springs, where he has been at
tending the sessions OF the grand
lodge Knights of Pythias.
Keep your system in perfect or
der and you will have health, even
in the most sickly seasons. The
occasional use of Prfckly Ash Bit
ters will insure vigor and regularity
in all the vital organs.
The New Mexico Territorial
Fair at Albuquerque, takes place
September 26--3o inclusive. For
this occasion we will offer tickets
at the rate of sIo.45 for the round
trip, La Junta to Albuquerque and
return, limited till October 3rd for
return. w. o. SKINNER, Agent.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-09-17

Fourteen Canon City tickets
were sold at the local station yes
terday morning. This makes
total OF forty-four sold in La Junta
for the two-days' fruit celebration
in that city.
Tickets for the occasion of the
Trans Mississippi National Expo
sition at Omaha, June lst to No
vember Ist, 1898, will be on sale
from May goth to October 18th.
Call at ticket Office for rates, route
and pains.-W. o. Skinner, agent.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-09-17
aallaoAo evus,,ses.
ttswss Picked W. conaeasea sad
SeeseW sos the Special Ea,Mestion
os Rsllsosd Men.

The master mechanics affice,
the back shops and all OF the
adjacent buildings are being de-
corated this week by the Santa Fe
travelling dispensers Of red paint.
The engine on freight train No.
80. out Of Emporia on the Santa
Fe road, was blown up near Que
memo, Wednesday. Fireman !.
!. Murray was killed instantly.
Head Brakeman Ben Weist and
Engineer Tom Grady were both
injured. Grady will get well, but
there is not much hope for Weist.
The National Roadmasters' AS
sociation of America met in annual
convention at Denver this week.
T. j. Hickey, OF Canada, was cleo
ted president, and ]. NJ. Meade,
OF the Santa Fe at Pueblo, vice
president. The name of the or
ganization was changed to the
Railway Maintenance of Way As
sociation.
The sixth biennial convention Of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen opened Monday at Toron-
to. Canada. Ii is expected there
will be about 1900 delegates in at
tendance. An interesting contest
I for the successor of Grand Master
E. P. Sargent is expected. 1t is
understood the contest will be be-
tween Grand Secretary Arnold and
First Vice Grand Master |. J..
I Hanahap.
A Kansas fireman who "skipped
by the light OF the moon," leaving
several creditors to mourn his de-
parture, wrote letter few days
ago to the lady with whom he
boarded, telling her that he would
have told her OF his intended de-
parture, but as she was i'll at the
time he was afraid it would throw
her into hard spell of sickness.
There is nothing like being kind
hearted, but it is mighty poor
way to settle a board bill.
( A twelve-year-old boy of En-
poria has been arrested for at
tempting to wreck passenger train
No. S last Friday morning. New
rails are being laid at that point
and the iron strips which are used
to brace the joints Of the rails had
been left loose. Some one had
taken three Of these strips and laid
them across the rails. As No. S
ran over these strips one of them
caught in the pilot of the engine
and tore up the track for several
yards. The engine would have
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-09-17
Ar. You TroubIed with oy.eepsIs7

If SO, do not neglect until it IS
too late, this opportunity of ridding
Yourself OF this trouble. DR.. Fen
ner's Dyspepsia Cure, as the name
implies, Is simply for Dyspepsia
and indigestion. This is Prepar-
alton long and successfully used
in private practice by one of Amer
ica's best qualified physicians, who
is an accepted authority on all
medical questions. If not satisfied
after using one bottle your money
will be refunded by the Palace
Drug Store.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-09-17
HERE IS MONEY

To be saved in the easiest
manner possible. Buy your
groceries of us and save 10
to IS cents on every dollar
you spend. Here are some
of our prices on staple ar
ticles
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-09-17

Armour's Best Hams, per pound 80 9S-e
Mason's Quart Fruit Jars, per case SOC
Lion Coffee, per package ------- 1Oc
10 Boxes Good Parlor Matches 15c
Three lbs. best soda crackers. 25c
Two lib package soda I5c
Two lib pkgs corn starch Isc
Arbuckle, lowering or xxx
Coffee TIC
These prices are for spot cash
only and remain in effect until
Tuesday, September goth.
If you like beautiful white bread
try sack of United States Flour.
IA ~o8an TSnAnn aaasAA.Sala n
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-09-17

OFFICE IN WOODRUFF BLK
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-02
SOCIETY'S DCINCS.
Events TranspIrina 10 the Social
World.

EGwOHts tf2uSpiftuQ W tH0 oOCto
World.
A number of the old comrades OF
Greer Williams, who lives north OF
Chester, surprised that gentleman yes
|terday on the occasion of his fifty fifth
h1thday anniversary, by calling at his
home and spending the day with him
Aud his family. A delightful time was
nad by all. The surprise was planned
by Mr.. Williams comrades of the
Nineteenth Indiana infantry.
{ Little Eunice Wettig of south thir
tesnth street reached the mature age
of four years last Saturday. She was
very much "sprised" on awakening
from her afternoon nap to find the
house full of little folks, gathered there
ut the invitation of her mamma to cele-
hrate the occasion. Lots of fun, lots
Il sweets. and, oh. such good time"
harriet Nardin delighted the children
with her songs and recitations. A
dainty lunch was served by Mrs. Wet
tig assisted by Miss Jennie Ross.
Cunice received great many beautiful
rresonts from her little friends. a
handsome tricycle. from her papa, a
gold ring from an auntie, and a num-
Der of pretty things from relatives in
Cincinnati. Those present at her
party were:
Lynn and Charley Morgan Jessie and
Elsie Kimbrough, Fern aud Lettra
Owens, Lizzie and Harriet Nardin,
Mabel, Ethel and Clarence Turner,
Bertha and Ernest Davenport, Edna
i3oomershine and Agnes Williams.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-02
Sagasta's Organ Admits That the Spanish De-
feat Was Complete and That the Ameri-
cans Will Occupy Manila in
Dewey Gave the Governor General a Chance
to Surrender Before the Bombard-
ment of Manila Begun.

the city A bombardment is expected
today.
ALL NEWS THROUGH SPANISH SOURCES.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-Secretary
Long has nothing from Dewey. 1t
would take the McCulloch three days
to reach Hong Kong. He hoped news
would be had through the British con-
sui.
MADRID WILD WITH RAGE OVER THE
DEFEAT.
MADRID, May There are hostile
demonstrations on the streets on ac-
connt of the Spanish defeat. Martial
law will probably be declared if they
do not cease. The government is ad-
vised by the press to arm all available
shipping aud attack American mer-
chantment with the determination to
avenge the loss of the fleet. The con-
duct of the Spanish admiral in sinking
the remnant of his fleet to prevent its
capture is highly extolled by the press.
SPANISH FLEET "ANNIHILATED."
LoNpoN, England, May 2.-The
British governor of the Straits settle.
ment cables that the American fieeI
has annihilated the Spanish fleet in q
two hours engagement.
The Straits settlement is q group
of islands a few hundred miles from
the Philippines.-ED. PAL
sAGAsTA'S ORGAN ADMITS THE WORST.
MADRID, Spain, May 2.-The publ
cation of the Liberals dispatch from
Manila removed the last hope of the
Spaniards, and it is now admitted or
| all sides that the Spanish fleet ha.
been completely destroyed. and If vii
only be a matter of few hours wher
the Americans will occupy Manila
Tine Libersl is Sagasta's organ.
| COMPARTMENT OF MANILA BEGUN.
New YORK, n. Y, Via Hons
Kong. May "A dispatch says tn.
bombardment of Manila has begun
The inhabitants are fleeing from th'
city. The cable operators fed to saw,
their lives.
/ CABLE NEWS INTERRUPTED.
Hone KoNG, China, May 2-It i
announced that the transmission o
news to and from Manila is inter
rupted.
| NAVY DERARTMENT Is PLEASED.
/ WASHINGTON, d. c.. May Sec
retary Long says the action of tn
American fleet has come up to wha
WAS expected of it. In ordering thi
movement it appears the departmen
was fully justified in its judgment Q
the capabilities of the vessels. officer
and men.
II SPANISH coRTEs STIRRED Up.
Il MADRID, Spain, May 2--Senss
tionh debates are expected in th
i Spanish cortes.