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Evening star., 1898-01-19

DRESS GOODS.
3S AND 4O-INCH ALI~WOOL HOMESPTN NJ
PEBBLE WEAVES - BOURETTES - CHECKS
LADIES' CLOTHS AND COVERTS. IN OF IIE \
VARIETY OF STYLES AND COLORlN'iS.
WH'GH HAVE SOLD FOR 80 AND i9c. \
YARD.
Clearance price, 25c.
45-INCH COIORED ENRIETTAS-JACQUA!tDS
CONVERTS AND SERGES. IN TWO AND
TEREE-TONE EFFECTS STILL. BEARING THE
PRICES OF 80 AND G9c. \ YARD.
Clearance price, 30c.
45-INCH BLACK STORM SERGE. AS GOOD
AS ANY SOC. QUALITY IN THE MARKET
Clearance price, 25c.
3s-INCH BLACK FIGURED MOHAIRS. NEAT
AND PRETTY DESIGNS-OUR REGULAR 23c
QUALITY
Clearance price, Ioc.
45-INCH ALL-wOOI. SILK FINISHED BLAcK
HENRIETTA: OFTEN SOLD IS \ SPECIAL
BARGAIN FOR soc. A YARD.
Clearance price, 30c
50-INCH RLACK STORM SERGE. WIRE
TWIST. DUST PROOF. REGULAR wEARRE
SISTING QUALITY WORTH 69c. \ YARD.
Clearance price, 4Oc.
46-INCH SPRING WEIGHT BLACK CHEfiJr
WORTH I5c. A YARD.
Clearance price, SOC.
Evening star., 1898-01-19

Indianapolis has a curfew law. Factory
whistles blow at pm. to warn children
OF the streets.
Evening star., 1898-01-19

NR for choice OF made Wells with lace border.
ZOS Many of them 15c Wells.
Me ward for Bands of Chiffon. exQuisitely en-
AOS broidcred. Some We're 81 yard For sale
In Lace Department.
e. ward for &c to 1Oc Embroideries TO 4
SS inches wide On table to left Of q ST. en-
trance.
n for Io1ac Linen Collars 20c for &c Linen
OF Cuffs All l,test shapes, but some slightly
soiled.
for last of the soc, CSC and CSC Jabots
ZON and Bows Of plated Liberty SIX. NOT
many of each STYLE but plenty in all.
Evening star., 1898-01-19

ON First Floor.
2dD<- for the 81 so and 81. 15 Atwood 'Oneita'
Combination Suits is much less than the
wholesale price
RdN~ for choice OF punched lots among which
Wv are 81 Lambs Wool Vests and Pants and
4 few more expensive Union Suits and Tights.
Roc for Ladies' 75c Ribbed Oneita Combination
WV Suits and Plain Merino Vests and Pants:
Boys Fleeced Garments
1 Or for Ladies' and Children's broken lots c5c
and 35c Vests and Pants. Some are fleece
lined.
Evening star., 1898-01-19
On First Floor.

&MC for s1.4s to S1.9S garments In tho 10,
are Paris style Gowns Chcntise and Cor
set Covers Umbrella Skirts and Drawors-Ioyely
lace, embroidery and ribbon trimmings All new
1888 garments, though some show signs OF hand
ling.
Evening star., 1898-01-19

S& Or for Ladies' $40 Jackets, among which
are Superior taller finish kerscy boucle
and chcviot garments. with strapped and
velvet collar. Some silk lined throughout.
r DE- for the we'll known So so Jackets of
|Oe3O boucle cloth, and 81 50 for the So aS
Chevot Jackets All have fly 'front.' stitched
seams, etc.
GR MQ for the Ladies' SO Cloth Suits; 50. .9S
~N">o for the $I29S Suits: s12c4 for the
$3.50 Suits; $1S75 for the s25 Suits;
cepted.
60 GR for those 50 .9S Dress Skirts of Storm
~Ss@o Serge. Black and navy. Rustleine lin
ing: velvet binding.
Evening star., 1898-01-19

Miss Moran of Richmond denies she is
engaged to Count Colonna of Paris.
Evening star., 1898-01-19
On 7 hird Floor.

On Third Floor.
kz< for 9sc All Pure Wool Knit Ssirts DC
for Sl.l3 Skirts. 81 10 for 81 ~ Silk
hnished Skirts s1.35 for best of best s. 90 Silk
and Wool Knit Skirts.
S3 20 for last Of the $3.50 Tafreta SILK Petit
coats. in Roman stripes with rlistlcine-
| lined umbrella founce, corded ufic, etc.
mOc for the 81 p Flannelette 'Empire'' Nigh:
Gowns with braid trimming - And only
91c for those best 81. - Ripple Eidcr,Iown Dress
! Ing Sacques. few of all sizes
Evening star., 1898-01-19
ON Second floor.

90 for TIC Bed Spreads, in Marseilles pat
SWC terms. window dressers used them Tor
a,cnlav and some are slightly soiled.
Evening star., 1898-01-19

CD pm pair for these last $3.50 California
SO.Oy Wool blankets. Some signs OF han
Evening star., 1898-01-19

SD O& for this seasons most popular 81 as
Silk Waists, Of taffeta silk In black
ana fancy Roman stripes and plaids Sizes "A
TO 40.
2Ic for those s1-35 Plaid Wool Waists with
full front and yoke back. Separate linen
collar. Sizes a2 10 42
ENC for the 9Sc Flannelette Wrappers lin Il
10 waist. Sizes 80 to A. on special
Bargain Table, this third floor.
E6Nc for the Childrens 81 25 Furs each SET
consisting of newest style collar and mun
Ladies' Furs at reductions in prices equally in
viting.
Evening star., 1898-01-19
Wrap and Suit Department,

You'll these protecting until the searching winds
reacherou March die and Ap bamy YOU fear
longer But preparing for now hence finally re
duced for all of garments '- -
Evening star., 1898-01-19

9eo pair for those 75c Colored Blankets, 10
OSS sizes Only 10 pairs. Hurry, please.
Evening star., 1898-01-19
Chemises.

Zoe Muslin Chemises with point ii yokes
trimmed with four of insertion ami
eqy t4ykS, . finished with elnDFoid- 20c.
65c. Chemises. Of good quality muslin;
the yoke trimmed with insertion
and tucks. finished with cambric 9m~
Iuiite W ~ We
15c. NainsoOk ChsmiSes made with
round necks and trimmed with RM-
Nalenciennes lace and ribbon. S>Ss
Evening star., 1898-01-19

3, for choi,e Of 25c Jewelry-odd lots of Cun
wv Buttons, Studs. Stick Pins, brooches,
Bracelets, Earrings. Infants Pins, &c
16Dc for 12i2c, 1sc and 25c Handkerchief
NV those mrssed In window display and on
the counters.
4<- for choice Of tray full Of less desirable
wv Handkerchiefs.
q for last of those Ladies' and Mems s1.l0
W Flcece-lined Gloves, with astrakhan back and
castor beaver palm.
en-, for the Boys and Girls Kid Mittens with
Wv fur tops. Just the thing for children-
easily put on and OF.
Evening star., 1898-01-19

Ladies' Underwear Cheam.
Bargains all three departments: Merno Underwear floor
Cotton Underwear third Warm third
please note that it's best underwear cheap-bargans
Evening star., 1898-01-19
First Floor Bargain Tables.

. choice of pieces Chinese Ironing Wax.
sc ing Irons Tracing Wheels Japanese Tooth Picks
Turkish Bath Soap. Cream Floating Soap. English
Petroleum Jelly. Perfumed Tacum Powder
Memo Books boxes Invisible Hair Pins.
spoo Iooyard Silk Jet Pins
papers Hair Pins. box Mourning Pins. pair Garter Clasps
Dozen Kid Dress Belts. Cashmere Darning
Alligator Purses Dress Sees. articles
Evening star., 1898-01-19
Skirts.

msd ID with Huslln smbrsdIrs sdrls. rnle trim 29c.
6:c Cambria Skirts. umbrella style. They
1asS 1asSlns q aeep noanec hnished with A9c.
s9c- Cambria Umbrella Skirts
S15h S1oidery fyo ry rows OF tueks and EN-. zSc.
Evening star., 1898-01-19

1 0f, for Ice Hemstitched Pillow Cases 42xa0
A6~ inches. lac for 45x36 inches, Ice for
50xSC inches and 16c for 54x36-inch.
Graham guardian., 1898-04-15
First publication March 1.
Notice for Publication.

IIOm ENTRY, No. 1920
LAED OFFICE At TUCSON AREl
March lsi lSgS.
Notice is hereby given that the foIlowiug-nam-
ed settler has Giod notice OF his intention 10
make final proof iu support Of his claim, and
that said proof win be made before the Clerk
of the District Court az SolOmunyille Az.
coma on ApTil 70 1928 viz
jesse c. Wans'Cg, stafford, Graham County,
Arizona, Tor the 5 " p OF " d and n u ID
sW 4 sec 3. TIP S z % +. q q SRE.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of, said land, viz,
James z. Lindsey, William r. waidin, Joan
Il. West, Mai MauSlee, all OF Stafford, Graham
county. Arizona.
EUGENEJ TRIPPEL.
Register
Graham guardian., 1898-04-15
First publication Mar 4.
NOTICE For PUBLICATION
HON EcAu n o. 1888.
LhND OFFLcE AT TuCSoN ARfEl
February 25 ISQg 4

Nv" w d, - Al 1 tAh0N a hkA.t
February 25 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has hlcj notice OF his intention 10
make fnai proOtin support OF his claim. and
that said proof viii be ma1c before the Clerk OF
the District Court at SulamunyiUe Ari-
coma, on April 9, 1885, via:
John l., Oliver Of Eden. Graham County All.
1una fol the W y OF S E =, See 80 Tp5SR2 "a 81
lie names the following witaeSses % prove his
continuous residence upon ana cultivation OF
said land, viz;
William Hawkins, Wiley uolladay, Elilah
Handcoc&, Erastus F. Handbook, Ell OF Gscu,
Graham Co, Arizona
EUGENE J. TBIpPEL
Register
Graham guardian., 1898-04-15

DR.. W. E. Lindley; rear post
office, Ofice hours from te 10
a. m. s7.if.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-30

Tor thu presentation N gpaln's proposal
mat day. on Tuesday the srate depart
monl WAS asked 20 arrange a call by ths
Ambassador on the Prouidout, a0d this be-.
Ing set for o'oi0ok. the proposal f0r
peace Tor tho first time was made 10 tho
United Statea Untll then there was not
oven "a lntmatlou TO this Government
that the proposition waH 10 bo made 10
that al oognnanrn of spaln's purp6te W
puo fof' peaco dates from O'Clock on
Tuesday afternoon,
II may bo also said mat NJ no previous
time had me French ambassador Or any
representative Of tho French embassy
spoken ON the subject OF peace 10 my
oficlnl of this government. Tho French
government had nOt--hnd has not now
authorized any poaco Oy0rturoH Vr inquiry
relating 10 peace. nor had tho Spanish
government, prior 10 mo written commu'
nloatlon of last Friday. ronchcd mo def.
nlto determination 20 sue for peace
Whh those facts established beyond
question, iho statement attributed 10 Pre-.
mler sagapia that W. tBpaiW resolved
on polco many days ago aud mtvlo known
our resolutions 10 the United states gov
Vrnmrnl," IL dlacrrdiiod win great post
tlyrnosa In those diplomatic quarters hny.
INK The most Intelligent knowledge of tho
situation Al reports. Il n pointed out.
ramo by way of London. which In regard
ID aA furnishing il rrhHDn Tor lhiH Indirect
ofloH ~ prejudice the negotiations.
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
San THAScisOo. Get
-"o"'ILLE NJ Nrw ronR. M.
NEW AsroRlA NOTES.

F7ayrl II quito ilyoly NV that tho hoIei
Ia we'll nllei with guests
j. W Munson who has been ~ f0r the
last mpUih. 10 improving slowly
M KINNEY visited New Astoria We'd
nesday. lookihg after hln properly
itober, umy has hlu building nearly
completed and vail soon have hls billiard
paIiora ready,
The Oanby and liWaco aro giving a
goDd sofNi,o tp this side nov. aud are
we'll latfVuisod,
Horseback riding IL tho chief amuso-
men, az tho garrison. Wheels dD not
sgofn Ia DO Ia oayur.
Ara. baYh kiudroi. accompanied ny
her friend. Mfp Adams 10 Visiting rola.
uvca hero thia week
A. l.. Flua'hncf. " tho nrm of fnush.
hsr. Mayer a Go. Portland. called on Mrs
4. NJ sally Wednesday
SSAst'prpuEh Ia oecupoi by a dg,aoh.
moRt fiim Fuy Stevens. tho WOrk thuru
evinH completed npr tho present
Thomas lrvcn and Charles Myers. hon
orably discharged from Fort stevens.
have losatsd at waTrvn,on.
Tho United atalcz steamer Purry lies Ia
the r1Vr opposite s,oyvns and In hvr war
paint lopkh v@y formidable.
Tho mVmbgrs OF tho niosay1ns orvW
are vury proud VI u,oir surf boat. ami as
Il la olulplvd With sails. they do not have
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SPANS PEACE PROPOSAL,


Washington, July 2a-ln diplomatic
quarters II lS stated that the peace propo-
sltlons took form In Madrid ON Friday
last and that not until thon had the Span
ish cabinet itself determined to risk u d.
rect proposition for peace, Before that
day there was doubtless more or less talk
In the line Of n poace proposition, but as
stated, II was not finally agreed upon as
tho government policy of Spain. On that
day Duke Amodovar do Rio, Spanish
minister OF foreign affairs, drafted his
proposal to this government and It was
formally agreed that II should DO pre-
sonted direct TO President Mckinley, the
French ambassador at Washington acting
as medium OF communication. Tho pro-
posal was cabled to Ambassador Combon
In Cipher, but before acting he advised
with his government ~ 10 their wishes,
In the meantime the state department
received no ntlmaton from the ambassa.
dor that Spain was about to present this
peace proposition, The Instructions from
Paris came last Monday night, too late
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"a llko ~ go 10 Cpilz.
Just 10 SEE those whchlng ladies'.
Those wltchlng. wllohlng ladies', where
the orange bloss1ns grow.
WIN their dainty clgnrlllnH,
And thoir quito too sweet Mantlllas-
on. 20 cu1iz, with ~ ladies. I viii 90,
And when our guna were booming.
Win q pity quite consuming
would say: "Ch charming ladlcs. please
20 hustle now aboard.
For although We humble Cadiz.
wo don't war against the ladies.
Ana tho ladies Of Did Cadz nood not fear
the Yankee sword"
Aud with thrir clgarillas.
And their all-t0o.culo Mantillaa.
would load up every cruiser with this
fascinating CROW.
And 20 by easy stages
would brlng these fair hostages
AL these mdicA ~ old Cadlz. far across
the ocean blue.
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REMoRsE

II isn't The thing you do, brother,
It's the thing YOU leave undonc,
Which gives you bit OF hcarIache,
At the setting OF the sun,
Tho tender word forgotten.
The letter you did not write,
The flower YOU might have sent. dear,
Arc your haunting ghosts tonight.
The Nono YOU might have lifted
out of brothers way:
The tender hit OF counsel
You wcrc hurried too much to say,
The loving touch OF the hand. brother
The gentle and winSomoc tone,
That you had no time OF thought for,
with troubles enough OF your own.
Those littlo acts Of kindness,
So easily out OF mind:
These chances to be angels.
which busy mortals find
To gather up the sunbams
As We Journey thly by day.
Not scatter thorns-but roses
It's the best and only way.
For life Is all too short, brother
And sorrow Is all too great;
To sufrer our slow compassion
That tarrlcs until too late.
And It's not the thing YOU do, brother
It's the thing You leave undone,
Which gives you the bitter hcartache,
At the setting of the sun.
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y PLunlBus uNuM.


Not hlgh-ralned baitlcmcn or lahore,
mound.
Thick wall or moatcd gate.
Not cities proud with spires ana ,prretl
crowned.
Not bay nand broad.armcd ports.
Where. laughing at the storm. rich nayiei
ride.
Not starred and spangled couru.
Where low.brOwoi baHenchu watts per.
fumc 10 pride.
So-mcn. hIgh-mlndod men.
Win powers az far above duh brutci
endured
IN forest. brake or den.
A beasts excel cold rocks and bramblei
rude
Men who their duties know.
Hut know their rights. and knowing. dare
maintain.
Prevent tho long-aimcd blow.
And crash tho tyran, while they rcnd the
chain.
These constitute state;
And sovereign law. that states collected
will.
Der thrones and globes cla,e
Sits empress. orownlng good. rcpresslng
III
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McKlNLEYs ANswnn no srAIN
Not Expected That n wlll Formulate
our Philippine Policy.

Il AfbN ANNHiNNA AWNA - " tNN ANl NfNNHh'
our Philippine Policy
New YORK. July sD--A special 10 the
frlbuns from Washington says.
Speculation on the scope and contents
Of President MclSiuloy'a expected reply
10 spaln's recent overture for peace con-
tlnuou Aoayo. but - far no hint has
reached tho public OF the rpal character
Of tho formal answer now IN courpo Of
preparation.
II has been announced Ia an unofficial
way that tho Presidents note viii DO
completed Ia time a. Do read a. the oaDi'
not meeting to-day ana to bo presented
tO the French anbas aador. Btul. II would
b. by NO msana surprising n the delivery
0f tho rvply. uulran u bo merely formal
ctprVsaon of this oDuntryH Willingness
"a llsIon 10 any propositions Tor poaco.
advanced by spain should DO postponed
untl ntxt week
Il sovmH hardly pDsaiDio Tor tho admin
htralluu tp formulate al present any
definite scheme fOr. thv c.sppnltl0n Of tho
iu,appluo isianda Wofo tho indupnn.
don,o ~ Cuba the annexation Dt Porto
Rluo. tho payment of Mar inlvmnity
ard the assumption or uon.aaaumpuon
Of tho cuban dcBl the Vuiy questions 10
~ dealt with. tho torns on which thy
unlivi states WouA willingly cease hos
,llitlcs could bo stated without hoAitailoh
OF embarrassment
uul with American plana and purposes
Ia the far c,,a, ~ poorly defined aud 10
dlfnouK of Determination. the task Of
tho countries may DO rvstOrud IN that
quarter of the globe seems most puH-
Hlins and cHacting ono.
lnd~cd n may have bccn tho Interior
motive OF Spanish diplomacy IN asking
tl-p Cnald states "a suggest terms OF
p-aoo 10 forvo tho Pr'asldcnt into a docla-
ration ot American intentions IA Tho far
east. which might DO used 70 omDroil Tits
county with oflrr poNorp whose apprc-
hcnAlons hayr bccn aroused a, tho pros
pcotIyc appoafancc of the unl,Ui States |
al a nov factor In Tar eastern policies.
WIN thlA uDunirys campaign against |
tho spanish forovs at Manila but half end.
ri. aBi with 1hv political and military |
sliuation Ia the Philippine group s,ii alb
aaiutciy chaotic, thc.Nmcrican dcinand has
apparvnFly nJ;hlhg 10 gain by anuuspat.
Ing duydopmunta ,hrro or by exposing |
to tho world tho vlcws Il holds AZ 10 the
ultimate control and Eoyurnmcnt OF tho
Islands Indeed tho hops u cxpVsscd Dy |
mon of all shaIsv of opinion. that u a
iranllo statement ls mado Go the spanish
rallnr, ~ the conditions which the United
Siatvs docms essential to the r'-s,oruhnn
u peace. the right Viii bo reserved by
his country 10 deal with the Philippines
Ia the llght ot tho fuller knowlcdgv which
Nill CONS from tho complete conqucs, ana
ot Manila and The whole is.
and ~ LuHou
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PROGRAM oF AMuaEMENTs FoR To.
DAYS PICNIC.

Morning. from io.O to il.1
i-to-yard dash.-iloys under 1. year,.
s-lu-yari danh-FH all
s-'Ilt's nsa race. ~ yapis-For all
t-iNlatn race
G-TuE Of war.
Afternoon. tcEinnlns at : o'clu,k
l-T'r0v climbing test llrat time
g-Nopc climbing tcai-iicnt umo
Suitable prizes vii DO awaPi~i 20 tho
winners. such 40 FREQ transportation. lcc
CrOam tails. tsi;H. utc,
Lot all bring hamm",iS. Whn havp them,
Tho distance frcm tho smtson to tho
grove IL lees than quarter OF mile
Tho walk - a delightful ono.
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cows FoLLoW THE wooDsMAN.
Ceremonies Are Established at the For
eats Edge.

eats Edge.
~. Paul Pioneer. Press
When the dairy departments new re-
port Is rrady In few weeks there viii be
third moru black sports on lt marking
mo presence or crcamcrlcs than there
were Two years ago. The last number
was t5, The increase will DO about Us.
1hcrr Is also an Increase ul hftccn cheese
factories though many ot them are nticd
tar either product according to the mar
kct
Eight crramcrlcs are reported In Min
cauolis and four In ST. Paul, Some OF
these aru wholly for butter and some arc
milk dealers who skim the cream when
they have milk lctt over from their
routes
Nlnctccn.twrntlcths of the crcamcrics
are run on the cooperative plan, where
the farmers bring their milk to the
creamery and divide the proceeds accord
Ing To tho amount of tho milk, paying
nothing to any mlddleman, The dairy
business Is one Of the few In which co-op-
Grafton has been generally successful and
II IL In Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin
that the cooperative plan has been most
generally developed Commissioner Law
renee believes the type Is nrmly establih-
ed m the Northwest, and that Il may be
momcntous In accustoming the farmers
to cooperative methods In other depar-
lures.
The map shows the spread OF the dairy
industry wherever thoro Is good graE-
ing country Some OF tho counties show
little increase because they were already
well served two years ago, There Is
Frccborn, which has the most TO the Soc
tlon Of any, Tho largest gains are shown
in Blue Earth, Stblcy, Rice, Redwood, lie
sucur especially, Lac Qui Parle, Goodhue
and Farlbault.
Then thcrO are new districts developed,
largely through the Institutes ana tho
dairy associations propaganda. Two
years ago there were no creamerles In
Attkln; now thore are four That is just
on the edge OF tho timber country. But
It Is not the farthcst north. At Red Lake
Falls, In Polk county, the last institute
took tho matter up and found they could
count on 600 cows 10 u creamery Will
probably be established there. Among the
line OF the 81. Jaul n Duluth also, II has
been developed that there Is a fine grass
coutry whore tho Hllnckley fire four years
ago burned OF the forest.
The number OF customers to cream
cry ranges from nfty to 40, and the num-
her OF cows varies correspondlngly. Mr.
Lawrence finds that tho managers are not
as quick In sondIng In their replies as
they might be, at will be a valuable re-
port for them, he says, "and we hope
they viii respond promptly, as the bulk
OF the information Is already collected"
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eth Kansas regiment. has been ordered
under arrest by Colonel Funston, charged
with tho embezzlemsnt of government
property iie Is alleged 70 have sold
ptoros issued an food for the regiment.
Young admits his guilt and gives tho OK
cuse mat he was doing only what oyqfy
other commissHry officer at Camp Morr1tt
hDs been doing all along.
The roglmonial commanders deny tlet
such state Of things exist IN tholr com
mlasary departments, but the matter Will
De Investigated AT once.
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4 SOLDIERS LETTER

The buglc soon will signal taps"
Adown tho Ehostly line,
whrrr twinklinE through the open nap
The soldiers candles shine
private. like a thousand here
Who also wear tho blue.
ask no greater honor. dear.
Than thus TO write to you.
Although insignia have none
No scahhard by my side.
To show the place that have won
My breast IL filled with pride.
And while sccm private mere.
What other man 20 hlghg
For In your heart Of hearts. my dear,
Leader OF all am I.
Therefore coyct strap nor bar
That please the common herd,
Mine IL a brighter glory. far.
by you. sweet girl, conferred.
Content. a private appear
To those I'm much above.
For outrank them all. my dear
Since | have won your love.
Truth.
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Harper Whlakcy IN rapidly becoming
tho national beverage It's tho ono thlng
all parties agrcc upon, Republicans.
Democrats, ropullsts Even the know.
nothing party knows one thing, tho
mcrita ot Harper Whisky Sold by Ford
a Stokes, Astoria, or
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A CHILD ENJOYS

The pleasant flavor. gentle action and
ioothng effect OF Syrup OF Figs, when in
need OF laxative. and II the father or
mother be costlve or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow It's use; 80 that
It Is tho best family remedy known and
every family should have bottle. Man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup CO.
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a CHURCH oS WHEELS.

Manager Jaquus ~ tho Bap,iat ohapcl
car Emmanuel WAS IN the city yesterday
making arrangements for tho coming OF
his railroad church. he expects TO arrive
with the oar AMI hcgtn .crtcs of daily
meotingu about August 10. Ills work has
been greatly blynscd elsewhere.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-30
RED CROSS FUNDs.

San Francinco, July 23-fhc California
Iled Cross soclnty has made statement
showing thai up 20 date ~ igj have bosn
received, of which tt0 ls - special fund
for the proposed hospital ship. when tho
last bin shall have been paid for tho
Manila hospital equipment there viii be-
a litilo over tll 20 In bank
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-30
GRAND EXCURSION AND PICNIC.

The Methodist, Baptist and Congrega-
tionNl Sunday schools will give a picnic
at svenson's. Saturday, July S0, 1t is ex-
pected TO mako this one Of the grandest
excursions of the season, Arrangements
have been made in the way OF supplying
amusements for the children anS gen.
cral good time Is promised Train leaves
depot at $40 a, m. Fare for round-trtp;
Adults, So cents; children, % cents. y
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

G, H. Higgins to J H. OllstNp. lot ,.
bhck =. lo, ls block :, lot u, block Is. bot
q. block II, lot 10, block is, bot 5. block ",
lot s. hlo,k y. lut H. block q, lot .. block :;
10, D. block n, lot =. block Is. lot ,. block
II. and lots / and T. block 10. Astoria ad-
ditlon TO warrcnlon. 81 800