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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-03

Mrs. C. w. Jones was arrested last evening
by Patrolman Picha, charged with the larceny
of a bottle of whisky from a saloon at 176
West Seventh street. Her husband was also
locked up on a charge of interfering with
AN officer. They put up S25 each as bail for
their appearance in the police court this
morning.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-03
SECOND GAME.


After ten minutes recess the second
game was started with Fricken and
Figgemeier as the opposing pitchers.
Fleming went out just as in the first
game on an infield grounder, and Eus-
tace repeated history by hitting safely,
and then getting caught at first. Sharpe
flew out to Glasscock and the inning
was safe.
Figgemeier gave Burke a base. Geier
hit safely. Figgemeier fumbled Glenal-
wins bunt and filed the sacks IsbelPs
single was followed by a home run
hit by Shugart to far left, which clear
ed UP five runs for the inning. The
st. Joe infield used a fast double in
retiring the side with neatness and dis
patch thereafter.
In the second Joseph got a base on
balls and a fly to each of the outer
gardens.
After two were out. Geier's three
base drive to right, Deady's muff on
Glenalvin, and Isbell's grounder to
RCat, scored one more for the locals.
Flemings hit after two were out in
the third was wasted, and after Glass
cock had sent Deadly a fly, Comiskey
lined out a clean one and Spies batted
for a- home run. Fricken hit safely.
Burke flew out to Deadly, but Geiers
single helped and there were three runs
in for the inning, giving the score a
nine TO nothing aspect.
The visitors braced up. Glenalyin
threw Sharpe out, but Deadly put a.
grounder through. Roat gave GlenaI-
Vin pop-up, but Wright hit for one
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-03
DECIDEDLY THE BEST

Facilities for circulating a small tUant are
afforded by the columns of The Globe, Thou
sands read The Globe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-03
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Husband and Wife Arrested.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money If it fails to cure 25c.
The genuine has L. B. Q. on each tablet.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-03

St. St. joseph ei ......0 2 Q III
*Phyle batted for Cross, eighth. Denzer
batted for Fricken, tenth. Burke out bunt
third strike.
Two-base hits. G!enalvn, Glasscock, Cross,
Fleming; three-base hits, Glasscock, Isbeil,
Wright; home runs, Glenaivin, Hollingsworth,
CART and Comiskey; Roat to Sharpe to Wright;
Fleming and Wright; Wright to Holdings
worth to Wright; first base on errors. st.
G.enalvin, Isbell; bases on balls, off Carney
10, off Cross 2 off Fricken 2; hit by pitcher,
by Fricken. Wright by Carney Glasscock,
Geier, Isbell; struck out, by Frcken, Elem
ing; by Carney, Cross, Burke, Shugart; by
Fisher, Shugart, Denzer; passed balls Hol-
lingsworth 2; wild pitches. Cross Il, Carney
/; left on bases, st. Paul Ii, ST. Joseph -;
time 2:30; umpire, Nannassau.
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FINE SPORT AT READyLLE.
The 2.25 Pace the Hardest-Foucht
Event of the DaY

READVILLE, Mass, Sept 2-There was
another day Of fine sport at the Grand cir
cult meet at the Readville track today, two
races Delng run off in fine style, with a
couple OF heats in the third race to end the
racing, the event going over until tomorrow
Joe Patchen, driven by his owner, c. w.
Marks, made mile in 2;O2 fat beating the
record Tor amateur driving Of 2:0SA, also
made by Mr.. Marks Summary:
2;25 class pacing. purse $1,000
Lady Of the Manor, oh M by
MambrinO King Princess Chimes
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-03

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
At Chicago-Chicago VS.. Brooklyn.
At Observation-Disclosures VS.. Washington.
At Louisville--Louisville VS.. St Louis
At New York-New York VS.. Boston.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg VS.. Baltimore.
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BA1TLESOF THESLUGGERS
TWO BRUIsING BATTING CON-
TESTS AT LEXINGTON PARK

One Game Took Ten Innings. Neees-
Stating the Cutting of the other
- SeVen--The hits and Runs
Ran IntO Two Figures on Each
Sidc IN Each Gune--NOtes of the
Game.
st. Joseph Il, 10; ST. Paul 13, IS.
Columbus 8, indianapolis -
Detroit 3, Milwaukee /.
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to break previous amateur driving N record dr6 of
2;08A, held by Marks, made by quarters =:
:SOA, 1:O1%, 1:S1%, 2:O2. SN'''
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.

AT St Paul-St. Paul vs.. St. Joseph
AT lnd'anapOhs-Indpls IS. Columbus %.
Al DetroIt-Detrolt vs.. Milwaukee
Al Kansas City-Kansas City vs.. Minneapolis
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Independence Races

Martin K, 1O1; Topmast 1867 Moncreith, 10Y;
Candeiaria, 110; Treachery, 90.
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BATTED FOREMAN FREETy

BATTED FOREMAN FREELY.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 2.-Columbus
batted Foreman freely today and won Jones
was ordered from the game for profanity
Attendance, 200. Score:
R.H.E.
Indianapolis 80 0 0 2 O 0 % G
Columbus III l 0 2 80 IL
Batteries, Foreman and Kahoe; Jones
Brown and Sullivan.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-03
LASTED ONE INNING.
The Tigers Took Kindly to MIR.
Barnes Delivery.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 2.-Barnes lasted
one inning today the locals taking to his de-
livery so well that Mack substituted Reidy
But for Buelow's error the Brewers would
have been shut out, two of their five hits
being scratches. Score:
R.H.E.
Detroit . .....3 0 0 IS IA 9
Milwaukee 80 0 l OIL 2
Batteries, Beam and Wilson; Barnes, Reidy
and SDeer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-03
FIRST GAME.

Totals 80. ......54 II % *29 IS 8
St. Paul ........2 Q o-13
st. Joseph ......0 2 2 Al
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NO TROUBLE TO WIN.

ST LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 2.-The Quakers hit
the BAH hard today, and had no trouble in
winning The Browns played a loose field
ing game. Attendance LOO. Score:
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Dress Goods Department.

A n ccuts per yard, $500 yards Roman
stripes ana checks. half wool, Henrietta
prcs, sutmgs regular price a cynp.
At Is cents per yar., % plccos ulack
Cashmere prss swunsa, regular price
IS cents
At 10 cents per yard, 30 plcccs fancy
mixed Dress swtlnss, well worth So cents
per yard
At 50 cents per yard. 20 plcccs Black rlE.
urcd MohtIrs prvss Sulungs rvgulor
pr.,c 80 cents per yard
N NU each, ulack nrowdcd Dress
skirts. uu width, ,ancw Tined, bound
with vclyctccn. rvgumr price 81
At 80 GENTS each. an our 80, shirt wap,u
an ulcc patterns aal made In tho latest
s,vlcs
a. 80 cents canh. an or','c rcryalo shirt
Waists, every one "A beauty
40 80 cents each, tadlvs indigo puc
wrapper, trimmed with braid. regular
price % cents
\ big limo " ladies snk Velvet summer
Cap,s. a,l nicely trimmed. Co Doc closed
ont grut bargain
40 50 cents each Ladies' White or UHtk
sailor Hats, rgular price o cynts. and
an others 90 big reductions.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-22
Domestic Department,

40 llv per y1rl, ono yard wldo Tn.
hl0,hrd Muslin brat quality. N yards To-
each customer rcEulur puco cvup,
AZ A. GENTS prr yard. one yard wide,
sooi quality, nlcuchcl Muslin. % yards
o. c1,h customer
At s cents per yard ono yard wide Fruit
ut tho Loom. or tonfdalc lllc1chcj Mua
lin.
AZ iiS cents per yarl "a yards Wide.
upblcachcd iIcavy Shcctlng. worth lS'
Yer yap.
40 % cents per yard. "a yards Wide sooo
heavy uIrachrj shrctng, regular price
At lg cent. per yard, best Apron Glug.
~ ccu,a p,r yard
~ cents per yard, good heavy cotton
rAnnrl regular pr,ro i.1c
At ~ cents per yard bcs, Apron dnE-
ham, regular prloc cents. 80 yards 60
vach customer
A. ,', cents pcr yard. best qualities Gait.
coes, an nlcc patterns. 80 yards To each
customer
Al a. cents per yard. Scotch Lawns. m
horal effects. great bargain
A. 40 cents por yard. an our best quality
rrr,aloa. every ono worth i!'s cents per
yard.
At 50 cents each. mll size Nar.hlllcs pat.
torn rri Spreads. we'll worth u@
AZ I cents a yard, good quality Roller
crash T1Wrliur
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-22
MIR REID oN ASTORIA


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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-22

, Wise scored GO and Mrs. ingalls, was high
| for the ladies' with Il.
Attorney Frank splitle left for Portland
last night TO attend upon the circuit court
Of Multnomah county.
New crop dried fruits, new crop ralslns,
hgs and assorted nuts-all extra fine quail
ity. at Ross, Higgins & Co.
/ Don't forget that on Sundays there "a a
| special train leaving Seaside FOR Astoria
at o'clock in the afternoon.
The Fourth Of July committee an
nounces that it expects to have this year
the largest celebration ever held in this
city.
Commencing July 2 the steamer Potter
will run three times a week to uwaco and
will be a Sunday night boat up river from
Astoria.
Captain Moore. Of the schooner Free
Trade, recently from Alaska, now loading
lumber at Netart's bay IS visitor in
the city.
A stranger in the city yesterday notic-
ing sign on Astor street Of a lot for sale
asked If property in Astoria was sold by
the quart.
A regular pantOmine OF Views depicting
the life and history Of Astoria, and
souvenirs Of the city and country at the
snoograss gallery.
Test spIles will be driven for the
Young's Bay bridge the latter part Of the
week and the work on construction will
commence al once.
The case Of Pat Lawler for using a de-
livery wagon without q license was con
tlnued IN the police court yesterday until
O'Clock this afternoon
In The police court yesterday Dave
Wroten was fined 800 on q charge Of drunk
and disorderly, 500 Of the line being sus-
pended on condition Of good behavior.
The first threshing machine used In the !
Nehalem has been purchased by X. NJ. |
Wooden, and will be shipped out as soon
as the condition Of the roads improve.
The W. c. T. U. will give "Gunpowder |
Tea" at the home Of Mrs. Gearhart |
Thursday afternoon, June %. All are in
vited A novel program has been pre-
pared.
Several new features are to be added TO |
the exhibit room Of the Progressive as
ISOLATION which will prove very attractive
during the regatta. The boys are hustlers
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-22
FAvoRITIsM DENIED.

"IIow dare you accuse ~ Of any such
Injustice and partiAlity2' inquired the
SpanIFh official
''ro what do you rcfcf2" inquired tho
terrified citizen
"You say our government robs the poor
man, thereby implying than we are guilty
Of discrimination. would have you un-
dcrtnnd, sir that. however It may go
against our feelings, we wal rob poor mo-
men ana poor children with equal prompt
ncsB ana precision"
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mn rmmAnMnNlc COY -Nr

Tho pHhlrmHn.g concert which takes
rHD, .u ,hl- ..gy ugNi Friday evening ai
'he irr9 Methodist chutrn. uuJrr u,
mluls,m,ni OF Mr lt g. ur,-la. prom.
H's u'i only tu Doc au event loo musical
.r.Ir but ALSO one 90 exceptional mrH!
and attraction. Tho mcrr 1rt that Mr.
Uurtrls H the leading spirit viii prove
% 'n hr thr artistic success ch1nctrrl1tl.
pf 600 hs concerto A., ls not only q sue.
.rH7fui manager. bui ulso thorough mu.
Irhn and nu able rrlllat. catering tp the
public class - music. classical az wrli
nv popular ana ut the most refined order
The success NJ Mr. nlrtciH concerts have
bvon largely due 10 this fact. and In tho
perfection " all details The talent that
hr brings with him. Mr. Emil Thlclhorn.
violin yltupso, II already well known
here having on previous occasions proven
his worth na master ~ the violin Mr.
J Adrian Epplng. baritone. another fny.
urtc. ls we'll known here and together
with Mrs r ~ Olson. tho well known
pianist Of this city, the combination can.
not fnll 20 please al lovers Of music.
both In solo ana ensemble work
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-22
rlIE rInNrrn LlNirE.

Il mo name ~ ths only psr'ec, train 10
tho world. now running every nigh, be-
tween ~ Paul ana chicago. Via tho
Chicago Milwaukee & 81, PAU railway
- mo pinrorr roai ~ me west M adopt
ms al Improved facilities fnr thc safety
nni onioymcn, - passenger An illus
tr1ici pamphlet showing vrwa of beau.
Uful scenery along the route ~ mo I'in-
nr~r Limited. viii DO cent FREQ 90 any per-
son upon rvrr.p, of twn.cn' postage
stamp Address George ~ iiranord,
General Passenger Agent. Chicago. iu
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-22
INTERESTED

Now that The war IL here" SAID the
sidewalk stratcglst In vocIfcroua plant
why don't we do something besides talk
about lt?"
And his wife looked at him mildly ana
exclaimed
THAT'S what | would have asked you
long ago II | hadn't been afraid Of hurt
Ing your feelings"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-22
THE HERO OF 'ps

Where flowers their generous fragrance
shed.
They seek tho silent Cltys walls.
Each finds some spot with rcvcrcnt tread.
Where sad yet awoo, Remembrance
calls
Long since they might not thus pursue
In sympathy common way.
For one had sorrowod with the blue
And one had suffered for the gray.
But where q ncw-curvcd name appears,
TO tcll of triumphant aud of gloom,
Their blossoms dcwcd with mingled
tears.
Are tributes on the sclf-anmc tomb
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-22
SEWING lrssoNs

Madam Mol Ross has decided Go give
srNins lr-aans 600 three days ln each week
until mrhg- notice Monday Wcines.
days and Fridays rhH VIII slNs young
Girls especially an rItr'lcu, chance dur
luE lhg vacation season q, learn Rae ART
90 Nrs sewing rherc viii be two classes.
ono ,nr aErs between ' aud - aHl mo
u.hsr 'mm % up Terms reasonable
For Particular raU 90 ea Commercial
rfFrvf
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-22
ToDAY's WEATHER.
AROUND TOWN.
Showers.

WEDNESDAY.
The whole world is ringing
With laughter and singing!
Why need we be clinging
To grief that is gone?
Try shilling's Best tea and baking
powder.
Sweet cream 1Oc pint at the Spa.
Best ice cream at the BOnbonnIere.
The tug Relief is laid up cleaning boil
ers.
Cream 10 and 15c per pint. Parlor Candy
Store.
Infants Null Hoods at Dunbars.
Go to Paxton's gallery for enlarging and
copying.
Try Golden Gate compressed yeast at
the Parlor.
Fresh cream. Strawberries and ice at
Foard & Stokes Co.
II snodgrass doesn't make your pictures
you don't get the best.
Developing and printing for amateurs
done at Paxtons gallery.
When you want fine tea, good coffee and
spices try Foard & Stokes Co.
Empire Corset at Dunbar's
Keep your eve on the farmers conven-
tion to be held in Astoria July 20 and q.
Paxton's photos are on paper of his
own preparation and are guaranteed not
TO fade.
Contractor Palmberg Is constructing
residence in Uppertown for Mr.. John
Svensen.
Instead of the nine cars that were prom
Used. the A. & C. yesterday took out ten
cars for the east.
w. B. Edwards yesterday shipped a
carload of shingles to Seaside from the
Borthwick lumber yard.
+. At the A. F. C. alleys yesterday Herman
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-22
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS

Mary J. nndollct vs.. W. O. Howell ct al.
motion to strike out part NJ complaint
oycrruIcd and defendants allowed until
Juno p 10 answer
II. A. Smith vs. o. +. Morton ct al. de.
fault and judgment
W. T. McGrogor Vs. Charles Brnkon.
default
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4 nnrnrrll. lnnunAM

aRrmruH,s" a1 lhs AIud.faeoi gem
lrmtn The unly praper way lp Sc, on
Iu ufr p O., begin at iho bottom and ny
io work up"
well" frlancd tho member ~ tho
Washington bali ,.ub. "tIn.t ihai wha,
we,o hrrn doing all ,hrsr learar'
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-22

Fosters Exchange saloon near the o.
Il. & N. dock was burgarlzed at an early
hour yesterday morning and $3.50 taken
from cash register. Officer Thompson, who
patrols the beat, noticed yesterday morn
ing about 2:3O O'Clock that the blinds were
open as usual and on his return, half an
hour later, saw that they were closed.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-22
SEW ctvu SERVICE RULE.
'n.,,d state, civil Service Commission.
Washington. II e.

Washington. n. e..
ON May o. lVN tho president amended
CLAUS, g. ~ Rul, VII. hs follows. sp thtt
f npW reads.
Tho term 90 eligibility shall hy on, year
from tho date on which the maine uf tho
eligible ia entered upon rho register Pro-.
y.iri Thu, iu case a pvrnon whose name
a un1N any register shall Boo mustered
into thr military or ntybl service of lhr
United States a, q time when lhe Tinted
States may bg cHg5Eyi Iu hn-uuu,s with
1n 'Hrmy ihv period ~ eligibility NJ such
persons shall under such conditions ba
fh. C.Nl service commission may pre-.
a.rhr. hr considered ls suspended dur.
Ing ibr TIME such eligible may ho srry.ns
Zoo ihr army ar navy ~ tho United state.
Persons Nhp may i,f.rc 60 take Advan.
'HE, ~ tha ru'r should NrIl. goo lhr ,lsi
Hgrt..r commission
lF direction Ut fuy .1mm.asIpU.
Jp'iN u PROCTOR President
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-22

The weak and sore hack, etc, from
which SO many women suffer SO much.
may hc easily cured az home nr partyL
$50 Commercial street has received spc.
clal instructions m the treatment ot such
troubles and win certainly give stt,stac.
ton
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-22

Tor anything and everything that will help
Astoria.
John Erickson, an old employc OF the
o4-5-sc department. u! tAe O. i. q y.
.- r-;ugG,L from y.s.; 20 bis r.s.a.s
.i Norway aHl WI. ,esurc A.s position Oh
ta- Coca.
| Lcz;-Ets;crCdy EiJerHcon. a navy blu.
umo ella with a0a.0ue fanG.c. T.a..
from the door Of dressmaker's on Duane
street Please leave at the store of p.
a. Stokes
Captain Schraeder, Of the Elmore. says
that he win bring large delegation from
Tillamook county 10 Astoria during July
and that he will make special excursion
rates FOR the occasion.
purse containing a small amount OF
money and street car tickets was plcked
up yesterday in front OF McAllen q Nc
DonnelPs store. Owner can have the same
by caLIng at this Office.
PeTeales at Dunbar's.
II you want drugs or druggists, sum
dries. 20 to Rogers. He carries a fuu a.
sortment Of everything in his line Mail
orders attended 70 promptly. Rogers,
druggist. 459 Commercial
Marred-At the residence Of Mr.. Z. +. |
Klelnsmith. Seaside. Monday evening
June %. lsgs. Mrs. NJ. Edith Watson IN Mr.
John Wheatley. Rev William seymour !
Short, Of Grace church Astoria oBciats
ing.
MT. Frank Q. Savage the gentle ana |
ST. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha railway
company, was In the city yesterday and
as usual got all the freight there was IN
sight
q yoln' ~ Delns Dui't at shoalwater bay
,ba cor,l,, As,ar,a ,,.. ....s III 's' ,''Sa 'l
hru, an H. ,tr,. ~. 30 o.'''7
,.I,,y ,,- 49,, ..'',,-. W.. ''''7' ''''''"
d. H. Fetts ana wife, ST. Louis; G. w.
cennrai T. p,,t, ,as,' ~ H. J'"sS'
h,nsa, go..ill. r. ~, ,' ,,'"'u' a. ~ Jp-
',.l -, -, 10 ~ So b'''N''''"'
vac
:. ,.,,, 49,. -
ta,.,s. ,a.', - WI ,u''' rags
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-22

The Wizard on company ls giving away
some handsome presents every night 90
purchasers ~ Is cent admission tickets.
Every person attending receives a coupon
lor the choice of lady's or gentleman
bicycle, which will be given away some
nigh, during the week The presents are
distributed in fair manner and are Just
as represented, They will give a change
u program tonight which is worth more
than the price of admission. and many
people will be- made happy by getting one
OF their costly presents,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-22

n. r. Allen. or thr bowling committee,
Is gvtuns the \, r. q, alleys IN huc sh1pc
weeks Is due Co his uu,irlug efforts rhr
member, Nrv AN bowling we'll and cn.
,huslasts look Co 500 NJ M pIykcns roe.
ord ot "a defeated within thirty days.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-22

PHO, Mathews one o, 30. best known
captains 90 %, lower Columbia. returned
sunday from eastern Maine wh.r. %.
has been vs.nE for nbnEt wouH. H.
drs, time IN thirty years ,hlg %. bias
seen hIs old home. Captain Mathews Vtf
,ag first through passenger uy rU fr1m
Astoria to th, eastern sylbrIrl iIe s'Ft
.blt h- enjoyed th. trip very much and
felt few inches taller when b, Fo' back
GO the old stamping ground and could ly
chat he had travelled from the pHen. l1
the Atlantic by rail
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-22

The movement 20 secure proper legs-
lation In oregon FOR the propagation OF
salmon Is meeting with the unreservcd
support Of every thinking person In the
community The lower Columbia river dis
trict can certainly do nothing better than
to foster the Royal Chinook and II Is
the opinion Of those who are posted In tho
business and who have at heart the inter-
ests not only OF this section but Of the
entire state that the Progressive assocl-
auon never made a better move ana that
the representatives. and senator from Clat-
sop county can render no greater service
than TO carry out that movement FOR the
of the Columbia river sal
mon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-22

The Rev Mr. ". s Short Of Grace
church will leave IN few days for q va
cation In the east. demanded by the state
Of his health which for several months
has been very poor During h's absence
the Rev. Mr. Isaac Dawson Of Grants
Pass win ohlciate during the months ol
July ana August and the Rev Mr. Harris,
of The Cove viii have charge Of the
parish in september October win be- pro-
vidcd for later. Last night Mr. Short Jeff
for Portland 10 attend the annual dlo-
cesln convention which meets on Thurs
dav The lay delegates are Messrs TIar-
rson Allen. f. g. Lewis and f. Splttlc.
alfernates. p. 4. Ferguson IT, G. Van
Duscn and o. l. Petersen The womcn's
auxiliary win meet Thursday In Portland
at 81 Marks church
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Mr.. A. NJ. Wheeler, who for four or five
years has been the cashier at the o. r. &
n. dock, has accepted the position Of head
bookkeeper for the Pacific Sheet Metal
Works at Falrhaven, Wash. Mr.. Wheeler
win assume the duties Of his new position
about the 1st of July. His many friends in
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r A. jennings. Alex ohls, & e. over
baugh William Whelan, Portland, r. ".
Van purrn, \. u e. r. r. r.. &. Bcnhkr,
4 Thomas, Olncy. g. "A R,rry, W. A.
Houyhvu chinook, Edward Nrohmrr a.
krohmcr. Bloom.ng, or, J. }. Anderson.
rlma, Wash, are registered az The Mur.
ray
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pr. Bar,,l of this city has perfected an
appliance Tor cases of ruprgrr which cn-
,ircly does away with the necessity OF The
old ucErWt.Hg truss De absolutely
guarantees % TO hold a rupture uo matter
what the location and under all positions
oi the body however strained or unut,ur-
al Cases whore .t is 100 use aye rn,1l,l-
as,ic .u its praise. NOT @ single objection
having been raised u viii prove o. u7ou
q, sufferers from rupture