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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-23
THE EMERY REUNION.

The eighteenth reunion of the Emery
family occurred yesterday at South Ber-
wick. There was a goodly number pres
ent, embracing representatives from all
parts of the country. including Atlanta
insGeorgia, North Carolina and Idaho in
the ssfar West. Maine, Massachusetts, and
New York were also largely represented.
Rev. Rufus Emery from Newburg, N.
2, after prayer by Rev. c. NJ. Emery
now of North Carolina, made very
happy speech of welcome. which was fol-
lowed by an elaborate historical address
by George W. Emery, formerly governor
Of Utah, which was listened to with great
interest, and was rich in instruction.
Then was read a brief paper by Mr..
George B. Emery of Portland, tending to
show that the Emerys were of Huguenot
blood and extraction, the more immediate
purpose of which was to inoite further
research, moro especially because the
prevalent idea has been that the ancestry
Of the New England Emerys descended
from bert ID. Amory who came to
England with William the Conquorer.
Both papers were ordered to be printed.
The usual officers were then elected of
the permanent organization. Appropriate
references were made to deceased men,
bers, especially the late Mark P. Emery
of Portland, and a committee was ap.
pointed to prepare suitable resolutions
appropriate to his memory and that of
others whose faces were missed on this oc-
casion. Adjournment was then made
from praying ground in the vestry of the
Congregational church to hall where an
excellent dinner was served, and to which
ample justice was done. Many there, by
Invitation, visited the academy and other
places Of interest, and at nightfall the
company started to their homes bearing
with them the most kindly feeling. and
laying the foundation for pleasant mem
cries, and the hope of many reunions
heretofore,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-23
COAL FOR UNCLE SAM.
Portland Selected as Coaling Station for
Government Vessels.

Portland is to have the distinction and
profit of being the coaling station for all
the government vessels in eastern waters
contract has been made with Randall
& McAllister for 5000 tons of coal, to be
delivered at their wharf prior to the mid
die of July. They have also been advised
to be in readiness to furnish that guam
tity on short notice at any time while the
Spanish war is on.
The first war vessel to take coal here
under this contract is the Badger, of the
patrol fleet. which came into port yester-
day afternoon for supply of 500 tons.
The armored cruiser San francisco is
expected to arrive in three or four days to
replenish her coal supply.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-23
GRAND TRUNK IMPROVEMENTS.
A New Coaling Station To Be Established
on Fish Point.

A coterie of Grand Trunk officials, in
Guiding General Manager G. H. Hays,
General Superintendent F. Fl. McQuigan
and Superintendent William Cotter of
the eastern divi sion, visited Portland,
Tuesday. The object of their visit was to
look over the railroad property here, with
special reference to some contemplated
improvements.
They witnessed the working of the new
Maine Central steamshovel and were
much pleased with it. 1t is the intention
of the company to establish at Fish point
a modern coal handling plant, to take
the place of the present slow system Oh
delivery into cars at the Grand Trunk
elevator.
The work of rebuilding coal shea NO
will be begun next week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-23
THE FLOWER MISSION.

The flower mission connected with the
". c. L. U. will resume its work on Sat
urday naxt, June 25th. Donations of
ferns or flowers are solicited from all
friends of our sick and invalid poor and
should be LETT at IS Oak street, not later
than 10 O'Clock Saturday morning.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-23
TRAINING SCHOOL GRADUATION

The graduating exercises of the Port
land Training school will take place Fri
day evening at eight clock in Assembly
hall, High school building. The address
will be delivered by Mr. A. 3. Morrill,,
formerly of Portland, now principal Of
The State Normal Training school at New
Haven. 1t will be of special interest to
teachers and those who are more or less
familiar with educational subjects. There
viii be vocal music by Misses Yarbox and
Rice. No printed invitations have been
issued this year and general in vitation
is extended to the public to be present.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-23
OLD ORCHARD ADVENT CAMP
MEETING,


The camp meeting season at Old Or.
chard opens June soth when the Advent
lists will begin session lasting until
July 18th, and during that time most
interesting series of meetings will result.
Old Orchard and vicinity offers great
diversity Of entertainment in every line,
but perhaps as great an attraction as any
will be the new ocean pier now nearly
completed. It is nearly third of mile
long. and being entirely different from
in this section it will be a most
prominent and popular place for amuse-
ment.
AS in former years, the Boston & Maine
railroad will place on sale at many STA
tions reduced rate tickets, information
which can be obtained at ticket
offices.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-23
w. l.. U. FIELD DAY.

The cars will start from Monument
Square for the casino at 10 a. m, Satur-
day The reception will be at IL a. M,
dinner at u, and returning cars will
leave the casino at 8. so p. m.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-23
the MUNICIPAL COURT
BEFORE JUDGE ROBINSON.

Wednesday-Asa Archibald. Burglary
of freiqhr cars of Boston s. Maine. Case
continned TO Thursday morning. County
Attorney Libby for state; Symonds.
snow & Cook for Boston s. Maine; John
i. Pagan for defense; ball was fiSed in
$500 but prisoner could not secure bonds.
Maha aI'"l ! Libby, a girl eight years old.
Continued to Saturday. Bail fixed at
Alfred A. Wilson, Larceny of clothing.
W;lson claimed that he took the clothes
while under the influence of drink. Sen
tenoed to four months in Jail and 500 and
costs.
Verrill Fined So AND costs. Suspended
during good behavior. ". Ii. Locney Gp-
peared for Fogg.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-23
DIR. GEO. NJ. FROST.

DR.. George NJ Frost of Peabody, Mass.
died Monday night after suffering from
cancer for long time. DR.. Frost was
born in Eliot, Me-, April 81, 1913. He
was educated at the Berwick Academy
and Bowdoin College, graduating from
the latter in 1862
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-23
BUTLER SCHOOL HIB1T1oN.

A public exhibition will be given from
2 to 4 O'Clock, tomorrow, in the Butler
school. The exhibition will specially
pertain to sewing and manual training.
but will also include, singing, drawing,
writing and other school work.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-23
FLOATING CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR.

There will be special meeting of this
society this evening at 7.30 at the home
of Miss Abbie G Leavitt, 95 Green street.
Business of much Importance is to come
before the society and full attendance
is urgently requested.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-23
R|NES BROTHERS COMPANY.

B. +. Hamilton, Esq, of Biddeford,
was in this city yesterday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. E. L. Smith of Auburn,
were in Portland yesterday.
Mr.. Harry Merrill and Miss Harriet
Ham, both of Portland, will be mar
ried this evening, at the residence of the
BRIDES parents in Biddeford.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-18
Nusge;ci6nete SHerte.
,Wornfcrn," Ocrhunoen nit beui ,pCs
hemtliden Globe. aur $500
per'Sabr.
Ahcr uies anr ssscn %oransbe,ablmms.
Sas Gonnts . crsan mn nus bette
Staats : SlGtt bicten alien scs
mHnidten Seictuii.

9&obl b06it ielten, I'M niht 81 ia
oerl, nod nie, muroe Dem %lelenoen
Hublitum cine 10 uunebmbure Snerte
in &eSug auf Suten, mlbli6en lIno
miiicnSwertbcn ycleltoH 9cmaht, mie
Dies lest ser ,Ncrpitern" tbut. Sn
&erbinOm9 nit Dem oiiiSicllen Organ
uou Stcoruo County lieiern Die Scr
auS0e6er pcS y9tOrpltern" bic no
hentlihe 9uS00be beS ct. saul
yGlobe" III Dem glei6en Freile, Der
bis oabin iiir oa9 6ountp %ldtt ollein
bc;06(t murbe, ndmlid iir ben germ
0en VrciS pou $500.
Ter ct. saul m0lobc", ,bas nc=
moiratijhs 0auptblatt Scs Staatr0,
pcrtritt OO9 Snteleile pc9. &olteS uno
bat ais Nnuptinebcn Die @obum8
Der oll9emeinen H&OblfGbrt mlercS
StaQtc0 uno ieiner &eN0lterun9. Ste
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oi0irten (oSc9blutteS cntbGlt ouT III
rem OJ5t 0roBcn Sciten cine pcllItdlt=
oi0e uebcriiAt ser @yie9e Neui9tci
ten, lit IN &e;ug auI Wtartts mo
&iehprci9 &erihte dliBcrlt SUUerldllig
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fejtcn uon ullOemeincm &elanS lfi6t9
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ben ;~eit0cmdEt ,yr09en 1itr Wtdnner
uno Srnucn beb0noelt, uno letn giant
;er Nu60lt lit 6o6it Su~ucrldl'ig mo
tr60t teine S~cni0tion ;lr S9Ou, Sbs
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ooB Ser ct. Tall yWlobe" Die bette
%&o6cn;eitunS I'M SOnSen &c'tcn 1T.
@ann ii6 Scenario cine bcllcre q
icrte iiir reihli6en uno mpbrln9cns
Den gcieitpii in cnglii4er pie oeuti6er
Spruhe oenten, ais Die BON Der
.Noroitern"~ Srud0cieuldoit 9emads
tc, ndmli0: .NornHern" nno Wo:
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nur $500 yer Sahr! EieNe SHerte
gilt MIR sescn %arausbc;ablmag unp
miro MIR iilr cine tlr;e :Scit oanern.
9&cr ii6 bemno6 bielclbc III Nupeu
MAIDEN mill, itebe bumit ni6t I'll lan-
ae an. llniere ycier peroen eiuleben,
NoaB mir itetS bereit iino, ibnen elmer
Gieiallen III errueiien mir boIien, paf
ms bur6 re6t piele Nnnabmen un'e.
rer duBerit gllten Siiertc ein WeSen:
Qeiallen erpieien miro. lin lol6er
erlu6t in aller Nreunolihtcit Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-18
yrltd, &rompfaOerbrnd, Yrcitratic llllO alloci=
irte Sraltfbeitel1.

>un0G mttteIoue ODER Nlte Manner, mcl6e lebenb limb, 'eioen eni9e
Der rol9enoen @pnptonne: Ncruole uno pbpiGe { dmdae, erib6pite gebens=
trait \oeenperDrrung, matter unb Nerut os @laneS Der Nu0en, 9Sber=
mule 9e9en Ofleul1art WutblO19tct, Snnen i'm Giei1te.
Sau'enoe Iun9r Eeute, mel6e ieopebe @ele0enbeit 6auen, Bic burh
Nflo 9ebohn meroen tam, 1mo beute tbWn Nrunben cine Stmod ub lb
elbt EN- Nb16eu umo ;mur aus Dem @runoe, wil lie in Der Erarts bcS &0r=
pWS DIE Sel0aNenDett otS ~elre9 uno Der Seee mad Nt bS SelbitmiBs
b?au1S SeNtorten, %on &nobeit an, rnb in lpdteren Subren iort9eebt,
han9t ole ~emobnbett an ben ormen yeDnoen w' Elm mabrbaihoer Octopus,
bis paS aWl ooer o0S e5rab lie sum Spir forbert. Marnuu9en, Hatb unb
quite Selblule mn maduoo 9e9en Die Wtutt Der Gepobnbett, bic beroil6s
item Ntutel mlnen ber9Gteut werben burb Anmenbuno trdni0er uno mirtia-
mer WeolSenen, anoernrauS unterlie9 tbery ebenbe ben nnpemeioliten NoMen.
Spmpfpmc: ANbe uno &dte, Summbet uno OinnG0unQ gum
Sdlummem oser Stloien, 9cidwd6teS ~GeOdttniB, Mon8el an Strait CUR
eeutesantrtn9un9, al Gner9e ODER Gorcentriruu9; S6mer;en uo SetBen
belm urlntren, @letd9alt8tet, &lebr8tcit ODER epneS @elbl an ben Grit
zen, Senoen, oltepern, NImen II J. ~. ldwa6e Sr9ane, 6rruei6ung Der
Sulen, Na~rtldbi9teit, lnrrc Weber, itwafe Sebtrai, Shmjnbc(, Scden
pr ben Au9en, irenpe Srdume, Mean6oGe, Grnarrmg, 3erren Der Nus=
teln, Der Nu9engteoer uo lonltpo, Die Suueien in epilephite &rdnpfe ODER
ct. %tu9 SonS enoen, 6urttamtit, bGtweridbeS Ntbmcn, lni6luii9tet,
%erlut Der SSiuenStraft, SdUudHrnbet, NCHtlopien, (riblun, Wubloio=
felt, NpInun8sloT8teit elmer 0eilun9 opr Nurd)t Dor nabcr @eobr ooer
lln9lht, pophbeS neruoeS 3tuern, 'drmude uno ltloTe WfuSteln, letttes
Grnlbm nab tleiner NnlenonrG T. / II,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-18

9rudarbeiten aller alrt ~ baben in Der
Ofhce oes nNorofern."
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Wurotcrn= ; ruGsricuihait.
Splcram; urb SntDlcram;.
NortleGuno.)

IN Der 3tcgelung Der tjr6lihen
&erbGltnilIe III pielcm ENnoe pom ,S0br
1854 mar, wie Der 81. &utcr lu9te,
,umter ueri6ieoeuen Ecitimmun0cn
Gum S6Hpe Ser tutbclilden Neli9ion
nor alien icitgcItcllt, oOB oicIc Jtclis
gion nit 2luSi0luB 0ller unpercu DE
lt9ton0ilbun9en ais alleiui0e Neli9ton
Ser ipunildcu ltation iortbeitebCn uno
oc9bal6 wie 6iober i'm gan;,n ipani-
l0cn Neide nit allen ibren He6ten
uno Fripile8icn ais iel6c erbalten
werOcn lolle." Gini9e Sabre lpdtcr
wurOe oiclcr icicrli0e &ertrug pom
pantheon Sto0te cinicitig 9ebro0cn,
mo 9e9en bicle Nc6t9pcrleeuu9 pro
"tc'tirt FiuS TX. in 0enUnnter Nlocus
ton, Wel6e unlerCn Spll0bu0iue emit
bait, llno oieicr bat teincn anoeren
Sinn, ais OOB bic &ebaltptmg, oaB
e9 III rm'ercm .3~eitalter iilr fem yano
mcbr or9emenen uno ioroerli6 lei,
Die tdtbolil6s Neli9ion ais StootSres
lIgion nit Nl5l6luB oller iibri9en BE
il9lpnoIlbungen Gn;uertenncn, irri9
lei. rSeocS Niuauo0ebcn ii6er oielcn
Sinn," ia9t &ii6Oi &cttclcr, ser in
2lusle9ung oeS SullubuS cbenio liberal
ais re0tGldlbi9 III, rliegt nidt in Dem
Sinne oeS SpllabuS, llno Dor ulem
ludre cS a6iolut willtiirli6, i6m ben
Sinn ST mlterltellen, ais Oh eS in ser
Abli6t Oe9 (apltc5 licgc, oamit aus
;ulpre6en, baB in alien ydnoern Die
tatbolildc Heli9ion StuutSreli0ion
itiu miliic." (&etteler, Scuti6lano
mad Gem Srie9e pom 1866, Z. 1851
Die WGnlebaut mlcrer liberalcu Ncls
Den 1T oaber 'ebr tinoii6 IND per
friibt.
Tin unbercr ourd pen Spla6uS
ucrurtbcilter SNe beiBt: y,Sn lo6enS.
wertber 2&eile lit oabcr in Gcpiiien
%dnpern 2llen, biebOrtbiu cimpanocrn,
geletlid ~90runtirt worocu, ooB sic
olientli0e llcbung Der ei9ncn @eligion
SeOem SuItebe." (SuB IS oeS Spl
labuo.) SiCier Sue lit Der 2llocrl
tion BON y. Sept. 1852 entbo6en
uno bcSiebt lid wicber aui Elm gan;
tdtbolil0es yano, aui Neu Granada
III Glib amerita. Inter BEN nelen
ltImmun9en, wclte, pon Ell
mem raoicalen Ne9imcnt BORT ali9e
ltellt, Die tatbolii6e Stride poui0
re6tSloo ma6ten, taoelte Fiue X.
rbaB allen cine unbei6rdnftc Sreibeit
gepdbrt lei, icoen @coanten uno ale
abenteuerliden iibertricbenen Meinun=
gen olrd ben Druid perbreiten uno lid
lopobl I'M Tripatleben, ais oiientli6
81 ieoer &elisionSiibunS, wel9e lie
audi INNER lein moSe, %betennen. su
oilrien." Sieier SpuabuslaB lpri6t
lebiSli6 aus, oaB Die un%beoinste
ino unbel6rdnfte Gell9ionsfreibeit in
Jteu : @ranaba feline lobenswertbe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-18
Der Observation-Disclosures ben 1S. Musult 1898.

MaBreSel lei, wabrlid nidt intolcs
rant, ober bod nidt intoleranter, ais
Der Staat gu alien .3eiten wirfli6 mar
unb iein muB benn tein Staat fam,
wie mir nod leben weroen, bel ablo=
lllter FreB= unb Helisionsireibeit be-
lteben.
Gin oritter Sae beS Spllabus, emit
nonmen Der Nlocution pom Is. WGrs
1861, perurtbeilt ooS liberale Dog
ma: Ger romii6e Fapit fam uno
mus lih nit Dem |logenannten Sort
l6ritt, nit benz viberaliSmlS uno nit
Ser mooernen Civilization auSlob=
men ulb pcrolei6cn. 9ti6t bic mabre
Gipililutipn perurtbcilt FiuS TX. unb
nit bieler lit uu6 feline Nuolobmun9
bur6 Die Stride n0tbt9; oenn leptere
lit all;eit Die Eotronin uno Die GrnGb=
rerin Der mahrcn Civilization. Nur
9escn icneo viigenIultem, Oas lid sort
|britt nennt, IN 2%abrbeit aber Der
1tiiti0ritt lit oNS lid Civilization
ldilt, aber Die lhretll6lte Earborei
lit, permabrt lid Der faplt nno maht
bic &atboliten uuimcrtlum aui pae
beilloic v~ij9cnlpiel, oGS nit Ben &or=
ten 0etricbcn rpirD, Oamit lie ni6t elm
Spielboll biele9 E%ijJeNQciltcS mcrpen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-18
II.

tcu. Gstf
|net, bic ter
sri In turjtE
ie gut ure
AFT Rjtt i.
b ale Si6s
/ neil iten.
Eu Str cine
tiuu last
be uuternuet
l. urt MA.
|as IN duees
|u Brtu, Il.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-18
@tr0 Qnfommcnl
Der alsge5ei6lete Nr5t, Or. Tilbblatt,
9eransgbrr pes 9orbweiern Nebical Sournal, ebemai9er FrOlior
am atlonta IPeOral college, no er %Orl6un9en CAB lber &0uttrantbeit ub
ner Den nriprnn9 Der aruntbeten Der lrins rsane, SerauSseber Os u. ..
uteottal Neporteo II. l. ~. wrb am
Vretto9, Sen 8. Scpt. '9S,
~leil1er regllaren geiu6 int
6raro Central Dottl 81 St. Glouo

MAIDEN mn Set Gage permelcn, pdbrenO welden er 81 Static Qe;ooen per=
pen ann 9e9en NbeurnGtnbe Seldlperoen, Eeber mo Nieren=yeioen, gunz
gen Ho 9erirebler uo 9e9en ale 6rOnifen &rantbeucu re aud Qeoen
lon1l9e ourD unbeo0bnGmtett berbeigefubren yeocn uo Qeoen @rantbeiten
tr9eno melden G6aratterS.
SnIol9e 'etner 30 Sabre lun9en Grfabrun9 III Der mebi;ini6en 9Siien>
'9a't ut er I'M Stanoe, lid Dem fublitm ais einNQ ,Edbtoen an;ubicteu,
oelun8 81 brin9cn. >Nbe Nt uo &cribiebenbeu pom dmds
9n BEL W0nnern, jung ober alt, miro iir INNER 9eGGlt.
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COMPUTATION frei!

Se9eBt o0S Satuin htdt! 81. Sibblutt mfrs Ct. Glou6 bciutbsr am
Nretto9, Den .. Scptcmber, uno ;wei Gage %pr6lcibcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-18

>Nbr rlo9t ltlchtcrc &aOrc iOnitpo NJ unicrcm lSrciIe lin.
Den, aber glctdc Eualititen 81 unicrcm %rciic iinoct
ibr nidt.
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PUFF'S.

Vrablsn maht nidt oas @eidaft, penn
man nibt einas @utes bat, nit benz man
prablsn fam. llniere Ngentur iir
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II
nitiscn

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Eaoe no
hem Ses
Saro
III
Den &C
|rGGitdes
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-12

About forty members ~ tho crews OF
the wrecked Yukon river boats Game.
cock and SAghaund have commenced
sui, agglns, the company for wages The
men signed for year with months
advance. and these terms thN company
refused 20 ugry, to after the wreck o..
currrd. 4 settlement was made with
portion NJ the crew hy paying them what
was due from the date ot sailing up 20 the
time the wreck occurred The remainder
% ths Grows refused 90 accept those terms
and have hlcd a claim FOR wages from
the dntc ~ signing articles up Co the
date ~ the illng " the suit The crows
have been hen. some TWO weeks since
the boats wrrr wrecked and they claim
two months have faptd since they
sSued articles. for which they viii sue
the company The case viii De- tried m
Portland.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-12

to unload 100 barrels Of cement for use
on the government works.
II snodgrass doesn't make your pictures
you don't get the best.
Strictly pure baking powder, &c per
pound al Deyo's.
When you want fine tea, good coffee and
spices try Foard & Stokes Co.
Empire Corset at Dunbsr's.
Born-sunday July 70, TO the wife Of
Findlay Taylor at Knappa a son.
Four car loads Of salmon were shipped
overland on the A. & c. yesterday.
Mr. y. Shanahan and Mrs shanahan
and family were visitors at the Seaside
Sunday.
Paxton's photos are on paper of his
own preparation and are guaranteed not
TO fade.
WILD B4ACKBERRIES.-Le your
orders for wild blackberries with Ross,
Higgins G. Co.
Plaid Ribbons at Dunba|..
Mayor Bergman and Mrs. Bergman left
for Gray's river this morning for visit
to Beaver Lodge farm.
Just received, a full line Of boys and
youths steel-shOd shoes, famous for wear,
at Peterson & Browns.
FINE CHERRIES, RASPBERRIES
and RED CURRANTS are plentiful and
cheap. See Ross. Higgins & CO.
Look in our window today for tooth
brushes; your choice for " cents. Charles
Rogers. druggist. odd Fellows building.
The run Of salmon is on the increase.
The fishermen yesterday came in with
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-12
TILE PIONEER LIMlIEL

Is the name Of the only perfect train n
tho world now running every night be-
tween 81. Paul and Chicago via the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul railway
- tho pioneer road OF the west In adopt
Ing all improved facilities for the safety
and enjoyment of passengers. An illus
,rnted pamphlet. showing vcws OF bcnn-
tlful scenery along the route Of the Pio-
ncer Limited. will be sent free 10 any per
son upon receipt Of two-cent postage
stamp. Address George H. Hearord.
General Passenger Agent. Chicago. III.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-12
Astoria, July 2. 1893.
GERMAN SCHOOL.

II Is hereby made known that the under
slgned will open German school Mon
dnv. July II. at the building on Duane
street formerly occupied by Miss War
rem as a private school. School hours
from . to y a. m. Parents wlshIng to
aend their children are kindly requested
TO call at 1856 Twenty-seventh street, or
j. Hahn's shoe store for particulars.
REV. ]. II. NlCOLAI
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A CHILD ENJOYS

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
Ioothlng effect of Syrup Of Figs. when In
need Of laxative. and II the father or
mother be costlye or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow It's use; 80 that
It Is the best family remedy known and
every family should have bottle. Man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup CO.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

Notice Is hereby given that tho partner
shin now and heretofore existing between
George Johnson and j. NJ. Hughes, at
torneys nj law. and known under tho
flrm name and style OF Johnson IL
Hughes, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. Mr.. Johnson will con-
tlnue the business, Mr. Hughes retiring
therefrom on assuming tho duties OF
justice OF the peace.
GEOhpE JOHNSON.
J. NJ. HUGHES
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Peterson & Brown.


once C.. q. NJ. Vancouver Barracks.
wash. July s, l0s Sealed proposals. 10
fr.p'lplt.. viii bc received here or n'
Fort stevens. oregon. until u o'clock o.
m. AUG. o. l,9, aud thcrc opened. t'r
furnishing fuel q, ,ha, Post for ns.al
year commencing July lHt. 1865. Intorma-
tIpn furnished here or by Qunr'crm1a'rr
Fort stevens T.. =. reserves tho rgh' 20
reject Or accept any proposal OF part
thereof Envelopes containing proposals
should be- marked. PROPOSALS tor Fuel
at Fort Stevens" and Addressed 20 under.
aguca OF Co Qunrtcrmastrr Fort stcygn''
JSO. l. GLEN. G.. q. VI.
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The delinquent tax ROLL with an atlas
warrant attached has h'cn turned over
by eN.Shcrln Harr 20 the county cour,
and amounts 90 N9soiSt The collcc-
,lous amounted 90 81 ieo % and the per
cent pvual,y ysl which was paid over
TO the treasurer as per his receipt The
costs arc 81 N divided as follows Al.
vcr,ls.ng so. lcvics. t5io. which
amour, hss been ralj Co tho deputy
sheriff and the printing said amour,
tn be deducted from their bills. The ~
port was r,,-cIvcd by the county court ana
ordered placed on Nc