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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26
FEED. sTARvE on INTERVENE

New York March Q Horatio Rubcns.
counsel of the Cuban junta, says In re-
gard to the sending Of supplies TO cuba.
THE sending Of relief 10 cuba is not 80
much Intervention as assistance to the
Spanish government II enables Spain TO
spend for munitions NJ war to fight the
Cubans and possibly the United States
money which humanity dictates should
go to the amelioratlon Of the condition
of the reconcentrados.
THAT these unfortunates should re-
ceive relief Is beyond question Such Is
the earnest desire Of every man, but the
only true remedy Is as General Proctor
says 10 allow them 10 20 back to the
fields In the present dcsointed condition
of Cuba the insurgents live on the coun-
try. and 50 could the reconcentrados
That would also relieve Spain of the OBJ
legation 10 feed them, you may say but
the present Ind ~ assistance must be-
continued indefinitely. or 30 long as Spain
holds the reconccntrndos She does II bc-
cause she knows that the reCOnccntrados
are Cubans and that their return to the
country would aid the Cuban soldiers
So long as we feed the rcconcentrados
they will be- held as such by Spain We
must feed them or Spain will starve them
or else We must intervene.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26
PIcKET BOATs rrRCuAsEp

New York March si-A Herald Wash
ington special says
by direction or President Mckinley See
rctary Long spent a mhlon dollars Thurs.
day In the purchase ~ twelve speedy
yachts and sea-golng tugs which will be
converted into torpedo boat dcsroyrrs
and picket boats In directing the pur-
chase of yachts ana tugs President No
Elncy was guided by the information
showing that Spanish torpedo boat no
tllla has sailed from the Cannrics for
Porto Rico. Before this information
came 10 hand the authorities were not
willing to pay the high prices Tor tugs
and yachts inspected Tor purchase by the
board but the necessity of improyising
a torpedo fleet 90 Offset that which Spain
Is sending 10 Porto Rico was go apparent
that the president authorized that the ne
gotiations be- closed and the vessels pur-
chased without furt"er delay. Secretary
Long al once telegraphcd captain Ros-
ers and received q telegram announcing
that the bargains had been closed and that
the vessels would be- turned over tn the
government az the brooklyn navy yard
Considerable secrecy * maintained by the
officials as % the names NJ the vessels
purchased and the price paid Tor each
but Il Is known that only four tugs have
been bought while eight yachts have been
secured. Two of the tugs are named
Luckcnbach and /, Is believed the re-
naming tugs were also purchased from
the LuCkcnbach Towing Company
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26
UNION FISHER MEN
ARE DETER MINED
----a---=--
Nili Have no Fish Traps on South
Side of Sand Island,
MANY LIVES ENDANGERED
Distractions to Navigation or the Sands
Mil Not BE Tolerated by the Neu
Mill Ash Goysrumeut to Aid
MANY LIVES ENDANGERED

There Is much concern amongst the
union fishermen over the fact that locat-
Ing piles have been driven at three diner
ent points on the south side ot sand ISL
and, preparatory to the building OF tish-
traps there this season. A meeting of the
association has been called Tor March y,
at which this subject will be taken up,
Governor Rogers OF Washngton has al
ready wired the department Of interior
requesting the removal of these piles,
In an interview yesterday, Mr. Wilson.
one OF the best known union fishermen ON
the river. and who is thoroughly posted
In regard to the situation, said to an AS
torian reporter. There may be trouble
over this afIair before very long"
The secretary OF our union visited
sand Island the other day and found
that locating piles had been driven for
three traps on the south side Of SAND
Island. two locations being abreast OF the
fiishermen's upper range light, and one
abreas, the lower range light You under
stand that the waters on the south side
Of the island are navigahle. We drift all
over these grounds constantly. Al high
tide the sands forming the Island. except
a comparatively small portion, are under
water Five hundred boats are all over
them every twenty-four hours and 4o
nets and the lives of loo men are at stake.
When storm comes We make run Tor
the sands. where we can safely land our
boats and nets. II there are hsh-traps
and strings of piles in tle way you can
readily see that not only our property Is
In danger OF loss and damage. but our
very lives are impertlled We will make
fight TO get these piles out OF the way.
II We can pull them out by machinery
even then the ground viii be- So disturbed
as TO make q dangerous. but II We have
To chop the piles OF, the stumps re-
naming are liable to tear our nets or put
a hole in our boats.
Il believe that there Is a decision OF the
United States court that even the owners
OF such lands can not obstruct nayigaole
waters or place buildings or other erec-
tions in such position as TO endanser ufe
and property. / understand that Ander-
son Brothers OF Chinook are the parties
who have driven these locating piles and
propose TO build traps. You may rest as
sured that we Will not stand II and will
take such steps as may be necessary for
our own protection II we get no assistance
from the government in time to be OF
benefit. We believe the people TO be with
US In keeping the channel on the south
side open"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26
CITY TEACHERS MEET.
Institute Largely Attended by Interested
Citizens.


At the session yesterday Of the Teach
ers' Institute there was large attend
anCe and much interest was manifested In
the proceedings
State Superintendent Irwin was elected
president and J. McCue was elected sec
retary, after the meeting had been called
to order By Professor Wright. in the alb
sence Of County Superintendent Lyman.
who was unable to attend on account OF
the sickness OF a relative.
Many interesting topics relative to
school teaching were taken up and dis
cussed Besides the following teachers,
State Superintendent Irwin and the Rev
E. 5. BoIlinger took part in the proceed
ngs:
From Astorla-Emma Ausmus Ethel
r. Andrews Dora Badollet, Maude
Bayles. VI. l.. Busey Mrs Jennie Busey,
A. l.. Clarke, Helen W. Dickinson, f. A.
DeYo. Mary F. Dealy. Lucille O.Day,
Mary Fossett Mary +. Smith. Katie
Snnott o. A. Thornton, A. Williams r.
y. Wright Emma G. Warren. Caroline
Young Ruth T.. Garner. Mary Garner
Frances g. Holden, Carrie Jeffers, Carrie
Krager Nora Nickerson, Annie S Olsen
Amy Powell, Kathleen NJ. Ross, Harriet
NJ Sayre. Maude Stockton, Minnie Soyey.
Mamie Hamblln. Warrenton; f. Leahy
Olney. Lille Lewis John Day; Margaret
Longden, WarrentOn; J. r. Lee Svensen,
May Morgan. Walluski; Eliza Rirettc
Wcstport William Il. 9. steele. Blind
Slough Allen Anderson, Olney, Ethel
Blinn. John Day: Clara q. Barker, Hop
kins, Sherman Case. Clatsop city; Cecilia
CahiIl. Vesper; Grace " Foss Grays
River. Wash; Neal Stupp. Wise; Rose
West Mlshawaka; Daisy West, Clats0p
city; John McCue, Seaside.
At the evening session at the Methodist
church, which was filed to Overlooking,
several topics Of general interest were
taken up. One Of the leading addresses
was that Of Mr.. Mimic on the subject Of
forestry Tonight Professor Armstrong
ana Professor Wright will deliver adj
dresses al the closing session.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26
AT MARE ISLAND.

Vallejo, cal, March 2j.-Great activity
prevails at Mare Island. The Phlladcl-
phIa lies along the quay wall near the
Charleston; the gunboat yorktown has
also been tOwed to the wall and all three
ships fairly swarm with men at all hours.
The Charleston Is rapidly nearing com
pletlon and will be ready to go into com
mission in a comparatively short time.
The Yorktown, too. Is nearly ready for
sea, and the purchase Of her supplies
is now being made Lieutenant Com
mander Thomas S. Phelps, jr., formerly
executive officer Of the receiving ship In
Dependence who accompanied President
Dole Of Hawaii on his trip to Washing
ton as naval aide, has been appointed
chief aide 10 Rear Admiral Kirkland.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26
PLENTY OF RIFLEs READY.

Springfield, Mass, March p. There are
stored in the different arscnals in this city
l02G0 Springfield rlncs These are Of the
old model Besides these there are stored
In other arsrnals In the country ready
for issuance to troops 10000 Of the same
model rifles. Added 20 these there are
stored In the arsenas OOoO Krag-Jorgen-
sen rifles making "a total available today
NJ $4,000 stands Of arms. The nominal
output Of the armory Is l2O rifles per day,
working at eight hours. with three
shifts. which are 20 be nut on AZ soon AZ
arrangements are perfected, the output
viii eventually be $50 per day. There are
also stored In the Springfield arsenals
$4,000 Springfield rifles of 30 callbre, be-
sides 1900 rifles Of g calibre. which are
unscrylceable but which can be soon,
with but little work, put In order
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26
THE COUNTRY ON
\ WAR FOOTING
tContlnued nom rlrst rarcl

" preparations The advance ot the
Spanish torpedo lotllla continued to re-.
ccivr the closest attention ot the naval
officials and white sn Gar as could hr as.
ccrtalncd ne dcdnltc line ot action was
determined upon, the mcuacc ot the en-.
tCring of this ncct was urged 10y the
highest naval authorities From tho
standpoint " the Spanish govcruucut this
movement was not a mruHcv, having hccn
decided upon many weeks ago ON the
contrary the Spanish government holds
that the extensive armament NJ Dry Tor
tugas IN u morr direct hostile act against
Spain than any movement VI the nottlla.
Instead ~ stopping the hotilla the pres.
cnt attitude ~ Spain tends towards rein.
forcing with other spanish war vcsscls.
not as a menace. but frum what the
Spanish government feels Is require.
mcnt called Tor by the existing condition
ot AFFAIRS
Hardly less suggestive than the ap.
proach NJ the ilotllla was the Information
received today by the highest military
authorities that the Spanish government
had hurried tn cdmplrtion extensive tnrtl.
ncatlonS on the island NJ Porto Rico, ~.
mg Just IN cuba and the only spanish
possession In this hemisphere other than
cuba. The yNavt character of the new
dctcuscs have been m1dc known here aud
arr being given weight hv the military
authorities rs showing the disposition "
Spain.
Late today the navy Department gave
out the following lIst ~ vessels showing
the exact character or each fleet as Il
stands today.
The following vessels comprise the
North Atlantic squadron aNrN York
Iowa Indiana. Mhntonomoh Fern. Puri.
'1n T"unr Mlrhlchrad. N.pwnmcr,.
Delaware Custinr. Nashville Helena
Wilmington, VcWuus Torpedo boats
Footc. Dupont Ericsson cushing Pom.
ter. Winslow. tugs Lcydrn and Samosrt.
The following vessels comprise the rS.
Ing sQuadron-Thr battlcships Mas-acnu-
setts and Texas. onu tc cruisers Min.
nc0polis Columbia and brooklyn
The navy department was Informed by
cable from Lieutenant Cnlwrl. the naval
attache 10 the United States embassy 40
London. that agents uf this government
had purchased thu Schlsrhou torpedo
boat that had been constructed Tor tho
German government She ls now ready
for sea. II is expected In a day or so she
will leave Tor the United states
Favorable answers were received from
the New York naval militia ~ their /
readiness on short notice to supply nri. .
GERS and men 20 man the single turrclrd /
monitors now called into service orders /
We're issued today 60 have an the war |
ships painted black. color that is hcttor /
adapted 20 hostilitirs because vessels will /
not afford us good target
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26
CALIFORNIA FiG SKRUP co.
san fSitCiSCp. ca
LOUISVILLE. a. AEw r0RL RT
GrNs ron ruE rnEslplo

san Francisco, March % A new O..
inch Eun with carriage to hr located ut
the prvsldio has arrived aul will Do"
mounted at once when II ls iu position
the prvslu,o chn claim tho honor 90 ht,lns
In working order the hrst dsappcarlns
le.inch gun IN the United state, % r
the intention NJ tho war department t'
have thrvc or four murr ~ thrHr dlHhp.
pcaring guns al the Preside one at Limo
Point, and about seven az Point lnroa
Several carloads ot powder and proI,..
tiles tor motrrn weapons AZ tho rtr7lii'
and Lime Point are nov ,n ruut, from
the east AZ the rrvsidin there ar, u,H
ls.iuch rifles and three dyDwt, Sums 300
position also i've is-iuch sun on brr.
brttcs and sixteen is.lnoh mnrtnu, \
SECOND battery NJ mnrtAr s now brinE
prepared At Limo Point there lrr three
ls-inyh rifles ON h1rbvttr-
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26
TREsTLE. TURNTABLE FoUNDA-
TION ROUND HOUSE, AND
MACHINE SHOPS.

Proposals will be received by the un-
dersigned at their office In Astoria until
noon. March 26th, for the furnishing Of
material and construction Of pile trestlo
work, pile and concrete foundation for
turn table, also n round house, In Astoria,
Oregon. and machine shops on west
side. Plans and specifications may he
seen and blank forms for proposals will
be furnished at the office OF the under
signed Astoria. Approved bonds will be
required Of the successful bidder. The
undersigned reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
NORTHWEST CONSTRUCTION COM
pANY
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TEACHERS. 1NsTITuTr.

Clatsop County Teachers Institute will
be held at Astoria, March "A, % and "a
instant. Evening session at Methodist
Episcopal church; day sessions at High
School building. State Superintendent G.
NJ. Irwin, Superintendent A. r. Arm
strong Of Multnomah county; Hon. John
Mimic, OF Salem, and Prof. j. Burnham.
Of Portland, are expected here. All teach-
ers will be present. Parents, friends and
the public generally invited.
II. 8. LYMAN. Superintendent.
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nosroN HARnoR SAFE

Rostou. March 9 within three days tho
harbor ~ Hoston will nc perfectly safe
from the invasion ~ vessels attached Ca
any hostile fleet which may succeed 900
passing htc formidable guns at Fort War.
rem and the Long island head colonel
Woodruff commandnnt al Fort Whrrvn
has received instructions from tho war
department at Washington 10 supply hat.
terry q, captain Mitchell now occupying
Long Island head. with provisions for "a
period II 20 days and a. the expiration ut
that time u i- expected regular com.
missary viii hr stationed az the new bar.
rncks
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WAR Is DEcLARED.

without further notice. against all who
try to invade the tailoring business with
out any knowledge Of the same, by =. j.
Meany, who Is making suits on his own
premises Of fine cassimer, corkscrew and
diagonal goods from }2j to 800; fine pants
from Sc to $ Come and see for your
selves. No occasion to send away for
clothes to be made by carpenters and
when you can get them made
at home by a responsible tailor. Highest
cash price paid for fur skins.
Z. J.. MEANY.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26
FATAL ACCIDENT AT SPOKANE

spokane March y Miss Amelia Olson.
domestic, aged % was struck by trol.
ley car at Second and Lincoln streets this
evening and thrown beneath the trucks
and dragged ~ feet ana killed
II was necessary 10 lift the car 20 rc.
move her manglcd remains
She was partially dear and failed to
henr tho mntnrmnn'A winning
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BATTERY SITE AT TnE SOUND.

Seattle, March 2j.-Thc condemnation
suits by which the government secures
a site for a battery nt Wilson Point have
been closed In the federal court The
price TO be paid aggregated $4,000 \
number of heavy guns are now on their
way here and preparations for setting
them up will be- Immediately commenced
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SAD DROWNING ACCIDENT
. Mother Loses Her Life While Rcsrulng
Her child

spokane March % a sprnEur gp"tN'
TO the Spokrsmnn.Rcvirw says
Mrs H. II Scnvrr was drowned her,
last evening while roSculng her rhtld d
boy aged six years. who frll into "a lullr
stream swollen by the high water
The mother dashed into the stream ana
caught the child but was swept down ny
the strong current and ourrlrd beneath
the bridge. Mr. seavcr rnn to th' creek
and dragged his VII, from the water
The child was tightly claspcd IN her arms
and was quickly revived but Mrs Schy'r
never recovered consciousness
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26
cOwRoYs TO ENLIST

Cheyenne. Wyo.. March G.-Governot
Richards has an ofrcr from George shan.
lon well known Laramie cowboy, IA
raise within ten days notice a company
OF 20 rough-riders and expert shots for
service In the event of war The men
will furnish their own mounts and equip.
ments. The offer will be accepted II wal
should come
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26
- rnorosNls ron rrEl.

Om.c G. Q Al Vancouver barracks.
Wash. Match y. lsgs sealed proposals.
u iupicatr. will ho received here or at
offices 20 guartrrmasters at Holsc iiar.
racks and Fort sherman Idaho, Port.
land. or and Forts CANDY. spokane Wal
Ia Walla and Vancouver barracks Wash ,
until % o'clock "a M. April i9 iee. ami
then opened. ror furnishing fuel therefor
ror nscal year commencing Juiy isS
Information furnished hcru or by said
qutrtrrmaa,crs e. reserves tho righ,
ln rvIrtt or accept any ur an proposals
or any par, thereof Envelopes contain.
iug proposals should bc marked. PRO.
ponals fur fuel At -" ana addressed
TO undcrsIgnrd or 20 respective quarter
masters J " Jacobn, c. y ~
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MURDERER EXECUTED.

Colfax Wash. March 2j.-(SpeciaI 10
the Astorian. THE execution Of John
Leonard for the murder OF Jacob NAL
qulst at Texas city occurred this after
noon in the presence Of fully one thous-
and people
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26
LAcE NuRrAINs

Mrs. X Rasmussen II prepared TO do
up curtains In satisfactory style uood
work guaranteed Leave orders at Cleyo.
laud'H bakery
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26

4 arlnlng noat with house $40. ls only
ono year old. and In good condition price
ono hundred dollars. Apply 20 j. y My.
tarlanc. knappa. or.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26

Three or four rooEH, with board. at
r,aaonabl, rates Tahlc boardora can DO
Accommodated Mrp. E g. Holden, corner
Ninth aud Duane streets
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
gently Yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver aud Bowels. clcanscs the sys.
tenn circctually, dispcls colds, head.
aches aud (cvcrs and cures hobitual
constipation, Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac.
ccptablo to the stomach, prompt in
its action anl truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy aud agrcahlcsubstanccs, its
many excellent qualities commend il
TO all and have made il the most
popular remedy known,
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gistS, Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro,
curc it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it, ponot acccptany
substitute.
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Pure

and made right.
SeAtllings S Best costs more
to make than any other bak.
ing powder CPS
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AsslGNGEs NOTICE ~ CREDITORS


Nou,v ls hereby given that tho under.
signed has this day bryn appointed as.
slgn,c ~ Rchcrca strauss. am hsolycnI
debtor Creditors ot ihc said nsslgnnr
arc hrf,hy notified 10 prcsont their rlalma
uul,r oath Goo the undersigned within
thf,c month from this date az hls place
of business at No s;5 Commercial street.
Astoria. oregon
Dated thDs nm day " December i9i
y SrHLrHSEt
Assignee VI i,cbveca Strauss. an insol,onl
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Madam McLearn Ross
Late OF Boston, has opened
DreSSmaking ParlOrS :.
Al eS COMMERCIAL STREET
CROWS GALLERY.

An kinds ot gowns made at lowest
price, and French tailor-mado Suits s.
and up, For two weeks only.
Old nir made into collarettcs Tor spring
a speciality,
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Amongst most business men today tho
time spent at tho table 10 the most they
can give their families. This ought not
to bo so but II Ia. and being 30. tho table
should bo tho rallying point for all that
Is pleasant In tho family life, and ahould
hold all that Ia AppetlElng and nouriHh-
ing In the food world. We would like TO
help in the latter. Canned. dried and fresh
dollcRolos constantly arriving.
ROSS. HIGGINS a. co.
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New crop dried fruits, new crop raisins,
figs and assorted nuts-all extra fine quail
ity. at Ross. Higgins & Co.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26

W. ]. Heckard's full-weight creamery
butter and butter milk and thick cream
al the Paror
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26

p. ]. Meany. the leading merchant
tailor, iz7 Tenth street The highest price
paid for fur skins.
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selmar NJ. sandstrom proved up on his
homestead entry in township north.
range west. in the county clerks office
yesterday.
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Petersen 6
Brown.
A AStOria Iron Works

Front Street, foot OF Fourth, Astoria.
GENERAL MACHINIsTs
AND BOILER NAKERB
Land ana Marine Engines. Boiler Work.
Steamboat and Cannery Work a spe-
cialty. Castings Of all descriptions
made to order on short nOtice.
John Fox. President and Superintendent
A. L. FoI........n.,......vice President
w. D. rrhel'' l''..'.,..,....,,,,......B .BocretaRy
Astoria Savings Bank. Treasurer
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Choices, stock Of candies in the city at
the Parlor.
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Star Grocery Co.
TopAYs WEATHER.
AROUND TOWN.
SATURDAY.

Looking at the brighter side Of life and
Of character Is one OF the ways OF keep
ing our relations TO others right and
wholesome
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Midwife-Mrs, Mary Make, ~ Exchange
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Agent Lounsberry. OF the o. r & ".
yesterday commenced cleaning house in
the Offices on the dock All the furniture
from the freight department and Mr.
Lounsberry's private Office was moved
into the passenger department and force
of men put to work in the freight Offices
cleaning and painting.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26

Try schnllng's Rest tea and baking
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-26

All. Dray. Kalama; ]. c. Trenton. IL
waco: Frank Gather, Charles A. Payne,
chinook. are registered at the Parker
House.
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SELL >
SHIP cHANDLnRY
HARDWARE
IRON AND STEEL
COAL
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS
FLOUR AND MILL FEED
PAINTS. OILS AND vARNIBHM
LodonRs' SUPPLIES
FAIRBANK's SCALES
Doors AND WINDOWS
AGRICULTURAL IAfPLnMnNTs
WAGONS AND VEHICLES
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The snow storm last night was one or
the latest in any season on record in
many years. Astoria may yet become a
second Chicago or Klondike.