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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-10
Ze swiata.

- POlak d~yplOmata. Kores-
pendent nKraju" donosi, ze San Do
mingo misnowafo ministrsm plenipo-
tentem swoim prey stolicy apostol.
skiej polaka, bar. Justyna Faremba
cha. Nszwisko to brzm. z niemieo
ka, jednakze rodzina Farembach6w,
cd wicklow osisdla W Kr6lestwie
Polskiem, zrosia sic i z1yla zupelnie
Z %otoczeniem. Obecny minister pie.
nipotent urodzii sic W CUB. piockisj,
zksd W lataoh p~omisdry 1880 1870,
wywedrowal do FrAnoji, gdzis pod
wodza MACE ahons, ksieoia Msgsn-
ty, bra} udIiai W bitwaoh, jake sta.
ozaia srmia nadre6ska. Pc bit vie
pod Sedsnem, baron Farembach pre-
s1edl do szeregow armji p6lnoonej
genersla Fedhsirbs'a. Pc r6znyoh
kolejach zycia baron poznai goszo.s
os W Parysu oorke prs.ydenta vsne-
sueli, Panne Rodriguez, ktors poslu-
BID, dsiedziosso ogromne dobra .iem-
skie ma drugiej po3kuli. o ltsd pre-
niosi sic .upelnie do Ameryki. ia
kie sasiugi musiai tam poioay6,
swiadcsy fskt, - pred kilku laty
obdsrzono 60 obywatelstwem homo.
rowem, obeonie zas w~yniesiono ma
wysoks godnosc ministra plenipo-
tenta. Lefty pred nami gszets LA
Religion. wychedssoa " Caracas,
ktora " ciepsym, ssrdec.nie nskrs
slonym artykule, tegna o~djeAdasja
cego do ,stsrej' Earopy Farsmbs
cha.
- Czy daily kto temu Ware.
ae buty moga csassm ooslic osiowis-
ksP A jednsk hr. Soblsbrendorf "a
wdsieczaf i'm .swoje tyoie. Oto "
dniach skszywsnis ma smierc " ozs.
sic wielkisj rswolucji franouskisj,
hrabis , wielu innymi siedziai W Je.
dnem wiesieniu, 8 ktorsgo wypro.
wadzsno w~prawdzie, ale 20 to tylko,
by skssshcom uoinsc giowy ma pls-
on Konkordji. Pswnego poranku,
gdy zsjeohsi Won 20 move ofisry,
wywo&ano takze nszwisko Sohlabren.
dorfs. Hrsbis zaozsi sic ubiers6. ale
ME mogi " laden sposob snalsic bu
TOW. DOsoros pomagsa mo ssoksS,
ale besskutsosnis.- Prssoiss bose
ME wyjade = rsski ~nsrssscis do do.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-10

tex tego smienia i Milewskij sw6j
plan podr6ty ] pojeohal Z Bukares.
tn nasamprz6d do Gaiaou, aasby DO.
rozumiet sic Z ajsntem rosyjskim Fs.
dorowem, " sprawie arss,towania
Burcewa " Stambule. Atoli Burcew
'~prytnisjszy byl cd poliOji. Opuscii
stolioe Turcji ! zatari wszelkie Shady
"a sobs- Do ROsii je1nak ME wyjsohal.
P6zoisj znowu pojawil sic " Psryau
j Londynie.
Gorsej Possio jego towarsys1ce.
Udafo sic jej stans6 ma .iemi rosyj
skiej, atoli js ipochwyoono, wyto.
ozono jsj process 1 skasano j. ma
smier6".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-10

VII on podobno general gubernato-
rowi jake podsjsoie osnzora, chooiaa
wsdle ogolnego .dania, srtykui. kt6-
~ staf sie powodem .swisssenia to
go pisms, dosyc jasno sic wyraaal.
TAX IL, oen.or Ohyba ws.ystko m6g,
srosumiet. Wprawd.ie oenzorowie
music bardro s.ybko czytac dzisnni
XII, ale tea artykuly wsspliws mogs
zatrryma6 ] ozesto I tego kor.ystajs.
w kolaoh Decentralization bardzo
ro'maioie zaPatruja sic ma zniesienie
csnsury. Jest n wprawdzis PREY.
krs, ale bsdz CO bsdz. jest aaws.e
Pewns oobrOns, i gdyby j. .nissiono
Powieks.yiby sic ter stopieh odpo.
w~iedzialnosoi ola dziennik6w. Dsis
mp. prass Polska ma wsglednie bar.
do iagodns oenzure, q choc zdarza.
j. sic take wypadki, jak . zawies,e.
MEM pGa.sty Polskiej" i swego
O1asu Ia Hurki skazanien pism per
jo~dyo1nych ma $4,000 rubli kary, je-
dnakze prsewaanie oenIura chroni
cd odpowied.ialnosc', a to nieposls.
dn's ssanowi wygoie. w kaadym
wssakze razie sniesienie century
Prewenoyjusj n~aleaaioby uwaaac Ia
wsany postsp.
- Przemysf g6rniczy W Kr6l.
P0lskiem. Welding ur.edowych
danyob, " obrebie Kr6l. Polskiego
.najduje sic 20 kopalh, . ktoryoh
wydobyto " oisgu roku 223. 645 .OO5
Pud6w wegla kamiennego (pud 40
fant). w ~r.eczonyoh kopalniach by.
20 czynnyoh 20 wind parowYoh, II
PomP parowyoh. 129 massyn pomoo-
niOzych 1882 gornik6w, W tel
licabie $50 kobiet. W oiagu roku
W kopalniach bylo 136 ~nies1czesli-
wych wypadk6w, W kt6rych ucier-
Piafo lab robotnik6w, cIyli re ma
1000 r~obotnikow mniej wieoej je-
den poniosi us.kodzsnie, 2, Z proc.
wyPadk6w skohczylo sic smisroia.
w hutaoh wyprodukowano zelaza
ianego 1891 25 pud6w, zelaza
kutego 4.751.S51 pud6w, stall TO-.
372,965 pud6w. Praoowalo tam
IL. 63o robotnikow, k,oryoh ME-
szczesliwym wypadkom ulsgio 1923.
Z mich snierc na miejscu ponios3o 8.
Rudy a~elaznsj wydobytO W Krole.
stwie Pelskiem ogolsm Is. 7S5 pu-
dow, wywsrzono soli W Gle chooinku
lbs. OLA pudy.
- Y wydawnictwa ,,Kurjera
LwOwskiegO" wystapiI pred paru
tygodniami sdwokst dr.. Edward
Liiien, kt6ry W cisgu die ,ieciolet
diego udzia}i W pismie, szczera So
bic zjednal calego grona redakoyj.
nego sympatje.
Ma miejsce dr.. LiIiens wstspi} DIR.
F~Iaaciszek Winkowski, posed do ra
dy pahstwa. Wisscioielami ,,Kurje
ra Lwowskiego" So: Henryk Rswa-
kowic., Boles.aw Wyslouoh i DIR.
Frauciszek Winko weki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-10

Szczeg6lne powitanie. Syno-
vie nKwiatowego Kr6lestwa" witais
sic ~zsPytaniem: ,,jak sic ma twoja
~watrobar" z poOsstku slyszy sic to
dziwnie ola ussu, lecz po namysle,
znajdujemy. Re wyraaa to Same ida
ME 90 nas.e: ,,jak sic massP" tylko
Re W innsj fOrmie. Chi6o.yoy kie.
dys byli n~ajbardsiej postspowa rass
ludzka ma zismi. Wiemy. to NY.
wanis Proohu strzelnio.sgo, sztuka
drukowania. malowania ma poroelanie
l wiele innych s.tuk i nauk kwitnely
miedzy mimi, gdy Zach5d spoozywal
jes.Oae we snis barbarryhskim. Mic
1.y t. rasa ludzi znajdowalo sic row.
nisa wielu uczonych " msdyoynie i
%anatonji, kt6rzy dobrze pojmowali
waane funkcjs watroby, i as og6lny
stan ciaia zalsAy cd normalnego sta.
nu tego organu. - PAM Katsr.yna
Abul, Z New Conversion, O., r6wniea
tego doswiadozy}a. Dobra ia PAM
Pisre: nOkolo diva lata tsmu dosta
lam napadu .6itaczki. Zadna kropls
medyoyny, ktora .aayiam, ME ohoia
Ia pozosts6 W ao&sdku. C~lerpialam
strasznie. Prsed zachorowaniem wa
ayfsm 200 fant6w, lecz podo.ss ohio.
roby tax sic stalam ~yoiehc.ona, zs
1ostaiam zredukowan ma szkielet.
Leksrstwo swane Gomozo wyleozylo
mnie. Apetyt mi powr6oii, a Z MIN
Powr6ciay mi SHY. i moge powisd.isc,
ie to ws.ystko .awd.ieo1am temu
nadzwyczsjnemu lekarstwu".
Z6staczka jest jeduym z natural
nyoh wynik6w ohorowitej watroby,
ORA Piotra Gomozo Jest naturalnsm
lekarst VEN. Czysoi ono krew, DO
budzs ooiezasa wstrobe do czynnosci
odp'o"adza z6ic re svstemu nnlezy-
tenn kanalsmi. Me jest to medycy.
IA apteczna. Jest sprzedawana przsz
sgentow lokalnyoh Tub wprost pr1ez
Niasciciels. Adrssujois: DR.. Peter
Fahrney, Il2-1l4 S. Hoyne Ave-,
Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-10

Mezczyzni, mlodai i starry, powin-
nj czytac~ ogioszenie Tomassa Slate.
ra ma s~tronnioy lei.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-10
JAN 81. XELOWSKI,
POLSKA APTEKA


7O9 Milwaukee Ave. albo $40 Blue
Island ave., r6g LOOmis 1 Is ul.
CHICAGO. ILL.
Kompletny wyb6r lekarskioh 1 Chi.
rurgioznyoh instrument6w, pask6w m
ruPtury, banda.y, kuli [orutohesb tn.
dziez lekarstw speoyslnych krajowyoh
| importowanyoh, kaadego gatunku
krople, medycyny patentows, wilma krs.
jowe importowans.
PIJAWH
sprowad.oue re Szwecyi. - Zam6wis.
mia poczta natychmisst zaiatwions 1
wysyiane do wszystkich o.esoi krajup 20
odebraniu osny.
Przyslijcie 2 oentows marke poosto.
wa,a dostanieoie odwrotna pocsta Cyr.
ksIIarz s Rady jak uty6 slynnych 10.
karstw DIR. BOnker.
JLI 4. XEL0VSKl, 70s Milwaukee iVulu
Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-10

uacn poczyna lrytowac Dardzo fran
cusow, kt3rry szukajsc kozla ofar
nego znalezli 60 W osobie kardyns}s
Ledochowskiego. Biskup misyj ME.
mieokiob W Chinach Amer oglosi},
Re ME u~znsje p%rotektoratu Franoji
mad misjami niemieokiemi l ae odda
je sic pod protektorat Niemiec. z to.
go powodu pisze o MIN ludows pis
mo francuskie Via Croix", ze "a.
miast niesc ma daleki wsch6d evan
gelje Chrystusa, stall sic ngi~osicielem
ewangelji Wilhelma", q przyo.yns
wssystkiego jest ksrdynai Led6.
chowski.
uNie nalezy nam .spominac - ri.
see lis Croix" - 70 p~rsfektem pro.
psgandy jest kardynsi Ledoohowski
ten sam, kt6ry jake srcybiskup "
P~oznaniu, za~pominajso swego pol
skiego poohod.enia, pospiessyi " 70.
ku 1870 do w~srsalu, ably powins.o.
wac krolowi ~pruskiemu s~wyciestws
mad franouzsmi. Led6chowski DC
krotkiej nielssoe " Berlinie odzy.
skai tam snowu dswne sympatje
Obecnie stara sic wssslkiemi sposo.
bsmi pomagac Nismoom. Wysasl
monsignors Anrera do Chin l DO.
ohwsls dis jego antif :sncusks de.
monstrsoje. Wszechmoony " zsr.a-
dsie mi'jsmi ! oies.sc sic nsjsupes
niejssem zsufaniem Pspisfa, kt6ry
ME ohoias mu powisrrye innej kon
gregacji, gdsie mniejby m6gf ssko
dsic wpsywom frsncUskim, prscuj,
Led6chowski Anserem ma REQ,
Niemieo. Obaj zadsli nam obecni.
drugs kleske pod wosrth".
Take rzscsy wypisujs pisno Ia
toliekis l 70 wydswans pres 90. 70
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-10

Rssem .0s
SzOpinSki SekTetarz iinan.
56S Noble str. Chicago, iii.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-15

men did steal the commissary supplies
hut they ana Il because they were half
starved and had 60 havo something to
eat. For this reason | dread the trip
homo, There ia Just as good fishtlng
stock IN the oregon regiment as IN any
other regiment but most OF our officers
are county politicians and have no mlll-
tary bearing whatever our regiment Is
more like a mob than anything else ono
% our officers accused us of Joining the
army because We could not make our Nv.
INK In any other way He said AN 'ou
arc good Tor is to cat govcrnmcnt ra-
tons"
The above is from one OF tho oregon
boys at Manila
A young Astorian who Joined the Phil.
adelphla, and who is now stationed at
Manila, writes 70 his father that the
death rate Ia over four a day Ito says
Il Is no country for a white man, and at
tributes the great number OF deaths 20
climatic conditions, He makes no COM
plant OF tho conduct OF the officers to-
wart the men,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-15
IS 1T A TRIFLE?
THAT COMMON TROUBLE. ACID
DYSPEPSIA. OR SOUR STOMACH.
Now Recognized as Cause OF Serious
Disease.

Acid Dyspepsia, commonly called heart
burn. or sour stomach. Is form OF In
digestion resulting from fermentation OF
tho food. The stomach being too weak
TO properly digest Il. tho food remains
until fermentation begins. nlling tho
stomach with gas and bitter. sour.
burning taste In tho mouth Is often prcs-
ent. The condition soon becomes chronic
and being an every day occurrence Is
given but little attention. Because dys.
pepsia Is not Immediately fatal. many
people do nothing foE the trouble.
Within a recent period a remedy has
been discovered prepared solely to cure
dyspepsia and stomach troubles. Il Is
known as stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets,
and Is now becoming rapidly used and
prescribed as radical cure for every
form OF dyspepsia.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have been
placed before the public and are sold by
druggists everywhere at % cents per
package. II Is prepared by the Stuart
Chemical Co. Marshall Mich. and while
Il promptly and eneciually restores a
vigorous digestion. at the same tine Is
perfectly harmless and viii not injurc
the most delicate stomach but on the
contrary by giving perfect digestion
strengthens the stomach. improves tho
appetite and makes life worth living.
Send Tor free book on stomach diseases
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-15
AN OREGON VOLUNTEER
SAYS FOOD WAS SCARCE
Admits Having Stolen Supplies From
Commissary Going to Manila, But
Says Men Were Half Starved.

When the Second Oregon, now stationed
at Manila, returns home, the officers OF
the company viii be kept busy denying
reports that are current concerning the
treatment Of the boys from this state.
For the past month or six weeks com.
plants have come with remarkable ire.
quenoy and the impression prevails that
the members Of the Second have not been
properly cared for by the officers.
The principal cause Of COMPLAINT Ig
the quantity and quality Of food aDpor-
tiqned the men. Several Of the SOLDIERS
have written home that they are nearly
starved; that the food given them is not
ht for dogs, and that the oaIcerg mani
fest absolute indifference toward the
men. Complaint is also made that the
sick men are not properly cared FOR and
inattention is given as the cause OF
more than one death.
Just how true these reports arc Is NJ
couse, problematical, but there must he
some cause for complaint. Colonel Sum-
mers, in a letter 10 the Orcgonian. re-
Gently made indignant denial of thase
reports, and took Correspondent King
Of the New York Sun. severely to task
for roasting the officers Of the regiment.
Despite the denial Of the officers, how
ever, complaints continue 70 be receiyed
at different cities throughout the state
The latest complaint was published in
the San Francisco Examiner, Of Sunday
last. as follows:
ION the transports coming over the
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sherir to Mary r. Stanley. c. G.
Grimes and Nora Coldwcll lots
and 3, section q. and adjacent
,ldclands, excepting lands west OF
Ocean Grove. township north.
range 10 west ...,...,,,,,.,,.,,,.,, SO
W. Vernon Booth and wife 70 Dom
inico Malagamba. lot 2 block Is
Adair ...,,..,..,....,,...,., l
ID. n. Warren and wife to Mary
Harrison. lot s and % fcct otr the
north sido ot lot =. Warrcnton...
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-15
Petersen & Brown.
l.. LEBECK
Carpenter ard Builder
General Contractor
HOUSE RAISING AND
TOWING A SPECIALLY
NOTICE OF INTENTION

Notice Ia hereby given that tho Common
Council OF the city Of Astoria, oregon.
proposes and determines 10 improve AS
tor street. from tho west side Of Sixth
street 20 the west side OF Ninth street,
in said city, by grading said street where
necessary to It's full width. and covering
same with planklng laid upon proper
umberB and stringorB. and constructing
sidewalks on each side thereof, tho plank
Ing 10 be for width OF % feet on each
side OF line drawn through the center
OF said Astor street throughout tho afore-
said extent thereof. and the aldowalks
TO be 10 feet wide on both sides OF said
street, also constructing the necessary
crossings on said Improvement The size
and quality Of all the lumber TO be used
In tho construction Of said Improvement
shall be as Directed by Ordinance No. 1901
OF the ordinances Of said city, entitled
AN Ordinance in Relation to the Inn
Droyement OF Streets" approved J0nuary
90. 1896.
The cost OF said Improvement, except
the cost Of tho crossings thereon shall be
betrayed By special assessment upon the
lots lands and premises fronting upon,
adjacent 10 aad otherwise benefited by
said proposed Improvement, which said
lots. lands and premises are included
within tho "AstOr street, from Sixth TO
Nirth street Improvement district" and
includes the following real property, to-
VII: Lots !, 2, and 4. in Block Q; lots
!, 2, Q, and 4. In block lO lots /, 2, 3, and
T. m block H. lots 9. 6, and s. In block
g. lots 9, g. Z ana s, IN block Z. and lots
o, g. T. and In block s, all IN that part OF
the city Of Astoria known as the Town
Of Astoria a8 laid out and recorded by
J0nn Mcclure, and unless Il yem0nf trance
signed by the owners Of more than one
half OF tho property In said street assess
mcnt district shall be filed with the Aud
it)r and Police Judge of said city. by the
next regular meeting Of the Common
Council Of said city following the date
of the expiration Of the publication OF
this notice, towlt, by Thursday. Decem-
ber 18th, 1893. The Common Council will
order the said Improvement.
This Is published by virtue of a reso-
luton Of said council, passed at Il regular
meeting Of said body, held Thursday,
November 80. 1893.
II. u. NELSON,
Auditor and Police Judge,
city Of Astoria. Oregon
Astoria. Oregon. November 18th, 1898.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-15
Unusual Linen Values

All bear marks Of unusual val
ues, pretty decorative pieces and
their moro attractive fellows arc
told of economical housewives
will benefit by these offerings,
Very heavy Huck Towels OF
Scatch make, ready hommcd, reg
ular lSc value, l2ic.
Snow.whito Damask Napkins,
first rate quOlity,a Il range of pat.
terms that will please, sl.75 value,
sl.25 dol,
New things in fine Imported
Table linens. A large and well
selected stock to choose from, zoe
value, SOC yd,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-15
TuO Blanket Specials

Bright, warm, comfortable, two
Of the grades that sold the fastOst
A few pairs loft,
AT 10 cents II pair the every
dOy Sl,25 quality, pretty border
designs. About fifteen pairs to
choose from,
At si,00, pair handsome whito
blankets tho arc full ilyo dollars
worth; pure wool,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-15
OFFERINGS
OF SEASONAbLE GOODS
Dress Goods,
Remarkable Values

Tho stutis to wear and please,
in varied array, also now and at
trOctivc US to excite admiration,
And priccs-wcll, It's wiso econ.
omy on our part to make thom
thus, All wool, rough weave,
lusirous finish, stylish and scr.
viccablO; usually priced at Zoo,
now at Coo a yd,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

Parker HousS-King II. Loo. Sacra-
mon,o; w T., Gould. Pcndlcton; T..
Woke. Nchalem: J, II, Johnson. olncy.
J, West, Wes,port; g A. Moorc. q, Bur
ton. Spokane; c. Rents, j. Armstrong.
C0wcenmin
occidcnt--J Curtis. san Francisco: n.
A. Glaze. Al Forsyth, 81, Louis. r J.
Caler Chicago; J. q. Meglcr and wife.
Brcokaold; A. ~ smith A. NJ ogden.
Portland. A. r COhn, Z. r, Hcadlcy,
Tfllamo,k
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-15
BROKE EVEN ALL AROUND.

The Forget-me-nots and Bachelor But
tons. and Wigtsrias and snogballs met
at the A. F. c. aleys last night, and one
Of the best scores ever made at the club
was bowled. In all, five scores Of over
50 were bowled in the contest, although
none Of the scratch men played well. ].
Strauss, Of the Forget-me-nots, carried
off the honors Of the evening, with the
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-15
An Event In Gloves

Bargains, Don't think the less
of tho gloves, It's emergency
selling emergency that bcgcts
profit to thrifty purchaser A
Strengthening of our stock is re.
sponsiblo for tho emergency odds
and ends of our glove stock, the
values signify the word bargains.
About 10 that usually retail ut
$3.50 tho price is l9c pair
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-15

rcmarkablo scorc OF "a Tho game was
faultle>sly played Und Mr. strauss richly
deserved every pin he made. Tho game
was hOwlcd on alley No l. and II was
within thrcc pins of the alley record
For tho ladies Mrs, stlnc howlod tho
best gamc, scoring a. which stood tor
the days rccom. Mrs nellngor made
tho excellent scorO " 80 Mr., Strauss
secured ~ pins In the four gaines, which
was tho best total OF the evening.
Tho teams broke oven an around. each
taking two games. The score follow.
FpRCE1s- -NtIN NnTg
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-15

II the sun gave forth sounds loud
enough to reach the earth, such sounds,
instead Of reaching US In the space OF
about eight minutes. as the light does,
would only arrive after period Of nearly
fourteen years.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-15

Mount Cook, the highest peak in New
Zealand, 1892 feet nigh, was climbed
for the first time by Mr.. Fitzgerald, OF
the Alpine club. and the Swiss guide,
Zurbriggan.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-15
DOunaline COmfOrterS

Tho lightSst, warmoIt and most
durable comfort made, We have
them in all grades from $3.50 up:
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-15
REPUBLICANS SELECT
PRIMARY CANDIDATES.
List OF Men TO Be Voted for at Tomor-
rows Election--J. s. DellInger Re-
signs as Chairman Of Central
Committee.

The republican city central committee
has named the delegates 10 be voted for
at the primary election which will be
held tomorrow. The committee met Sun
day afternoon. all the members being
present. ]. s. Dellinger. chairman Of
the committee presided. The following
delegates were selected:
FIRST WARD.
Frank Ostman, Robert Mclean,
william GustafsOn, Martin Johnson,
l.. f. Howes, John L. Carlson,
Albert Dunbar. G. Wlngate.
p p Parker William Edgar,
Thomas MOkkO, Charles +. Balm,
Alexander Gilbert, A. B. Dalgity
J. A. Fulton.
SECOND WARD.
Charles Larson. August Danielson,
Adolph Johnson, D. T. Gerdes,
John W welch Arthur ,callan.
r. Carrathers. 9 s. Gundetson.
g, w. LOunsberry. g. Franclscovich.
THIRD WARD.
w. T. schOlneld w. II. Barker,
+. p. LeinenweDer John NQrdstf0m,
L. o. Belland JOhan u. Young.
L. Argen,
At the conclusion OF the meeting J. 8.
Dellinger rendered his resignation as
chairman. The resignation was accepted
and James W. welch was appointed 70
III the vacancy. Mr.. Dellinger is now in
business In Portland and Il would be inn
possible for him TO attend TO the duties
Of the office.
At the primaries tomorrow one candi-
date for councilman will be named in
the First ward two In the Second and
one in the Third. A candidate for street
superintendent will also be nominated.
The convention which will name the can
didates viii be held Friday, November
49,
The judges and clerks Of the primary
election follow:
First wald-P. 7. Goodman r. p Park
or. and p. j. Badollet.
Second vard-F. W. Newell, r Car
ruthers, and John W. Welcb.
Third ward--A. Brix, c. Oliyls and W.
r. Scholheld.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-15

OF 800 nsh to tho boat were often made
IN one night. the price paid being 70 and
i2n cents, The boats were limited to 30
lsh early in the season, and towards the
last the limit went down to 20 ash The
fishermen all made good money ana arc
wen satisfied with the season.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-15

Several fishermen arrived on the Elmore
from Nehalem Sunday. the cannery Of
Johnson & Hawes having closed down
for the season. They report having
good season. but would do better II the
cannery took all the fish caught. Catches