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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26
TORNADO IN ARKANSAS.
Many Lives and vast Property
Lost.
Ous Town EHureIy swept A~way-st0rm
WbirIs s1utneast and Dn Through the
Ozark Fruit Region losing l,ssif
in white River valley.

Fk4HrEvulE Ark, Stay 2A-The
tornado which passed through a portion
" Northwest Arkansas Friday night
did lm4ease damage 10 property. and
caused taa death Of at least seven per.
sons Reports of the destruction are
coming fn slowly and il IS feared that
later "details VIII add other name to
the death list
The storm came from the southeast,
passing through the great fruit belt Of
the Ozark region. and tore its way
through the southern edge Of Benton
county pondiug its force ia the White
River valley Everything In its path
was destroyed, the greatest damage be-
ing done near Elm SPRING., Lowell and
Mud Town, the latter place being en-
r.reiy swept away.
At Elm Springs houses were blown
down. orchards destroyed and stock
killed. One man who had sought safety
ia a cellar was killed by falling TIM
beers. The house was blown away and
Che cellar Has filled with debris, crush
ing tac man 20 death.
The two-stury residence OF Squire
Hogg near Wheeler was demolished,
together with all out-buiIdiugs There
were seven Der.guN In the house when
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26


TrF volunteer army ,s RAPIDLY near.
inc completion REPORTS received BY
hafr -Gea. C9r5rn. a8 20 The night "
|tar faH. showed tl4I gggsJ men had
been Hasteredtu. Efgateaa states had
completed their quota
g~HvHoD1EE sruET. With bis lying
squadron arrived ct Eeg West Fla,
on f4e 18th.
TuE batt.erHB Alabama was sue
c~cssguilg launched 81 Cramps ship
yard. Philadelphia ou the 18TH The
I Alabama rs far first 10 be- launched
. Df three new iHttI ships Of hsr type
the other two being the Illinois sud
rs Wisconsin.
SECRETARY AIsEH BIAS sent 3 o con-
grass "a draft 0fu bill to create tn time
Of war. a second assistant secretary OF
war. with O salary ri $1,000. The see
Rotary urges the Importance this exc
igeneF. Of immediate action.
TIM opinion Of the leaders in con.
gress is that untll they know the Pc.
SOFT Of the naval battle which is 20 take
place whenever Sampson and ,ehIey
catch tine Spanish feet final adjourn
maHt will not be considered.
fr les declared Do De- the intention Of
. the administration fs5egotinur pguFfng
trssHz into tls Philippines until there
ls a force sufficient Ia govern every ISL
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

LONDON, May PA dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Hong Kong says.
S]paniards in Hong Kong and at Ma
Mia openly boast that a feet Of war,
ships is on the way 70 the Philippines.
and the bishops have issued ~pastorals
20 the effect that Spain and God are
preparing to cut ont these social ev-
s~rcscences from America The pastor
ads urge the people 20 give no quarter.
and they ascrihg Admiral Deweys hp-
manity in refusing 20 lombard as due
20 fear AT the same same time money
Is being spent in bribiug the Inferior
leaders among the insurgents.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

TUE newspapers Of Madrid express
fears that a secret Angio-American al-
lance already exits
A DlsAsrRous fire occurred at 81.
Hyaeiuthe Quebec, eu the 10Th, when
ST. Joseph's convent was burned. eaus-
( ing the loss OF seven lives and the i'm
jury of & number of the inmates. There
are also Eve persons n"uaocounted for.
MAJ.-gHy. WESLEY MERRITT may not
60 % to Philippines after an He oh
jccts TO taking command unless be has
6,U00regulars as the nucleus Of his army
of occupation.
Tim blorhndiug squadron has been
given a free hand at last. Wherever
Notifications are found along the Gu
ban coast the crews Of the ships will
De given a chance for target practice,
aud there Is likely to be dirt and ma
sunry dying al a likely rate.
Is @ recent engagement seven leagues
from Cientuegos, Cuba, Cen Gomez de-
feated 1900 Spanish troops and com
PEELED the spauiards TO retire to the
city, The spanish were also obliged
Ia abandon thc minor outer fortfficp
tiOns.
( v,nprp ,-,,ys,o,ar ,ssert that lot.
TORS for Snoip evtn those containing
rbactsn and olbcr v]aIpablcs. have been
stoppsd AZ Ncw York and DESTROYED
The paprra dcmnnd thnt the govern.
mont make rrprisals up0n Americana
resident In Spain especially iu the case
Of the correspondents of American
newspapers,
grv. MrRRTrr has wired Secretary Of
War AIgpr thut the interviews pub
/ llshed hi the New York. papers. ON the
10th, were In every way Incorrect and
unauthorized.
In is expected. owing TO the strict
| blockade and tho famine resulting from
IL. that the city OF Manila, capital of
thr Philippiups. wall he compslleI TO
cnpituIatc to the American blocIJading
squadron under Admiral Dewey.
Ry the falling of AN elevator used
E,r b,{strr brD5inr rot.ripl a. the
urr,mpIstpd Warehouse of the Rosfop
Wbnrfgo. in BOSTON. on the l7th. one
man was instnptIv killed and five aied
soon after of their injuries. Two 9TH
era were probably fatally injured.
Tnt R~ritisb seeopa.elns cruiser piouc
h,s b,sn ,,d,red "a tho islapanfUoIIo
! of tbe phiHppine group for the prn-
| lection of merchants whose lives and
propertv are threatened.
No.. p., p., I'D No.. rr.lu
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26
How They shop.

Harry. said Mrs. Tfedway 70 her bus
band at tHe breakfast table. am quite ont
of money. and want to spend the day shop
ping. Let me have 90 cents.
What do SOU want Sd cents Tor!
"fTgn cents for car fare and so cents for
luncheon .H-HarDeTs Bazar.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26
Express companies Report.

The following express companies
doing business in this state have f1ed
reports with the railroad commission.
Southern Express Company Total
receipts within the State, SIS, go 81;
operating expenses, sI7. 9gS.Is: net rev
nue., ~s5,22IlS; amount Of taxes paid.
S509.6i American Express Company:
Total receipts within the State. SLAMS:
operating expenses, S13.l949G: net
revenue, Sl,O4S, ~; amount of taxes
paid. E5H8.SI
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

Iris said thatiu his last cable Dewey
snid thut II wrectiug apparatus were
sent him he would be uOge to raise q
number of the Spanish warships sunk
during the battle in Manila bay Tine
admiral Thinks there are several Of the
Eunboats which pau be- easily raised, nc.
paired and made useful.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26
Distribution Of school Fund.

The State superintendent Of educa-
ton is preparing for the semtannual
distribution Of public school funds on
june g. one-third Of s95O,OOO. the an
nuai appropriation is to be distributed.
pro rata, among sereuty-fve counties.
according to the number Of children.
ltreGuires careful figuring to get at the
exact amount to which each county is
entitled. The January distribution was
unavoidably delayed for a month. but
those now intrusted with the work are
determined to have everything Ia read
mess so the teachers may get their sal
aries prolnplly
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

The jackson News says: Much at
tention is being attracted Just now to
the possibilities Of Mississippi as a cat
tie raising State. Buyers have been
active for several months buying up
cattle and shipping them out Of the
State to feed for Western markets. One
buyer alone, A. L.. Bradley rept esent-
ing the Eyans-Snyder-Bueu COMPANY
of st. Louis and Chicago, shipped 7g3
cars. or - 900 head, out Of Mississipni
since January /. The same gentleman
shipped seventeen cars last week. There
are thousands Of cattle being fed in the
State. Those who sold out their cattle
insteadof feeding them themselves have
lost money.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

EvANuELlNA uossIo CIsNERos. the
young CUBAN girl rescued ron d Span.
isb prison in Cuba by an American
newspaper correspondent Is soou to
we'd Nc Carlos Carhoncl, the former
Cuban banker who has been nominated
By President Mckinley 10 DE a leu.
tenant aud aide on the STAFF of Mai.
Gen. Eltlnugh Lee,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

TIM viii Of the dead phtlouthropist,
Hon. Felix h, Brunot, oG Pittsburgh,
pa was filed for probate ON the goth.
IL distributes $1,000 900 among promi-
nuut religious aud educational iusti.
buttons of the country Any excess uf-
Ter private requests Is 20 De divided
equally among several educational in.
BLltutlonst
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

Tue navy department posted q short
bulletin ou tHe GOTH stating that tle
department had information. believed
- br authentic. that Admiral lafgerl
with hia -uulah flying squadron. was
ST santiago dc Cuba.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

By order Of John b. sherman, gcu-
cral manager OF the Union Stock Yards
nnd Transit Go. of ChieagJ, the mul.
tiJude OF llags waving over the build,
ings, suaiu-nousg, etc, Of the entire
stock yards district were, on the iatu,
ordered at huii.mAst ont of respect for
the memory OF the late Mr.. Gladstone,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

WILLIAM EwABr GLADSTONE, II OF
Englauds greatest statesman, and o
man of absolute purity of character,
died ut liawurden, Wales. ut five O'Clock
pu the morning oil the lpJn, after a
somewhat protragted Illness, Mr
Gladstone was Ia bis ctEhty-utnth year
His eHd was painless, peaceful and
majestic.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

FtHsr LIEur CnARtEs Youvo Of the
Ninth cavalry hus been relieved from
duty at WIiUgrtorce university, ONO,
in order that he may accept the posi-
tion OF major Of tbs Ninth battalion OF
thn cogorei ohio voluatecr infantry.
Lieut.. Nouug is the onty coiortd liuo
officer la the ARMY.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

EutooIEs Of Mr.. Gladstone formed o
historic episode IN the British house %,
commons ON tine 10Th. There we're
more members assembled Boz The house
thuu upon any occasion since thHt
when Dir. Gladstone himself introduced
The home rule bill.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

The State treasurer office is in receipt
of a few hundred dollars from an unex-
pected source. In the distribution Of
pensions this year the auditor adopted
a new p~lan-instead of issuing a war
rant to each individual on the roll, he
sent county clerks a warrant for the
whole amount due in his county, with
instructions how to pa out the money.
This saved time, labor and stamps.
During the past few days county treas
urers have returned some Of this pen
sion money to the State treasurer, their
overplus being due So death or removal
Of IA or more pensioners. Following
amounts have been received; From Al
corn county, s16.s5; Chickasaw county.
Sl5; Choetaw, S5l; Coyington, Sl7; JAS
per, S32. 50; Lafayette, s4s.0s: Lander
dale. SOS; Lowndes, SOS; P]ontotoc,
s227,15i Tippah, $3.50; Union, $685..
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

TuH annual convention vt the sI-
preme council OF Royal hreanuu ba.
gan at Cleveland, o. on the lsta, to
probably continue for ten days, or
longer as 10 large aa 1aHt Oi DnstnesaJf
vital Importance To- tine order was to Je
taken up.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

aEuuFrAHY DAY aud the japanese
minister had q conference on the lstu.
lncldeutly they discussed lhe situation
in The Philippines. Minister iosui Of.
lgiallv dtsayowed the statement tudt
Japan intended to protest. against
American occupation OF the p.tlup
ptnvs,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

THE san Diego Cali chamber OF
commerce, ON tine ION, shipped 10 san
Francisco carload OF lemons. con.
s,gned 10 the Red Cross society Tor the
American soiliers and sat .prs la the
Philippines The fruit was freely
given ay the growers in chat cnaatg
one bay 81 tue finest lemons was ad.
dressed 10 Admiral Dewey
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

uP 10 the goth more than 30 regi-
mgnbs oi the yuluatesr army hnYl nituar
started for or ruIatel the nnoiliziug
po.uts 30 which they were directed to
proceed by tae secretary Of war, Fit.
teen or 20 other regiments had re-.
ported their readiness 60 scarf TOE suol
points,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

"Mr, F~izzingtOu is quite a I%inguist, isn't
Il never knew it,"
,QJhh, yes he talks three languages"
What are theyE
Horse baseball and golf. Chicago
Evening News.
Most men think they would have been
well off if they hadn't been so liberal
Washington la Democrat.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26


IHE statement oi tHr condition 3'
She trea-1 issued o" tho s}ll ".t.
AFailabIe "tsH balance, s-l' '5''"'
F"l" reserve 3'.'a.'
Tut navy department posted q short
bulletin Goa tHr goth stating that ile
department had information, believed
- br authentic that Admiral l"f9era,
with mis- -lnlau flying squadron. wis
81 santiago de- Cuba
auhs Is eyUu,iuilgg HauF of tle iaaaF.
gent chiefs with high appointments
while other chiefs ara succeeding 5n
fraUTalsHg iHr rival tribes.
Nz7
'''H.ta1's t'' "D-'
.''.''
Ihe department "l 'a" I1.''. '- Great
''. VIA "."' ''. .,-a "' ''"'.A.
g..srf ur..gt- satr.r.g 90 Homo
E.rg .o tI.. 4-t. f,sr E...r,.a haas
-ga.rm .a ,,,g f.a Eu.rrr.nt I.ssrr
al. t~.,#.,Ia, .,,s +s. n.Ft,.l a. th.
N]I.rrE-ab An grrarg.m.nf ,ess naIa
an t.s o-vrr.rt fa@f,-r, rf.,#s
Ali the continental panars pub
lisHga tr.14tp. 10 tho late AIr i.lad.
stone. fhe French papers were as
p~eela.iv sympathetic. and lla Grres
newspaper. Expressed deep gratitude
ID rwhar SIR Gladstone did for that uH-
ton.
Farrurnl said tD have taken place OIL
Santiago De Cuba. on the lnlu previous
ty Che arrival of tug Spanish fleet says
the American wnr ships vrrs rcPH.sed
aud adds that of them was aaiu-
aged
'HH a'''O", .~34ts"1.'n W. l's s'
P'''Hs ''.''a'' Oh L's"' A,."nN.H D1
probably continue for TEN days. or
longer, as 10 large ana 'an1 OF bns tnessot
vital Importance To Tine order was to be
taken up.
ne" p''.'. 81 wa. @"'
I" $50 1'@
nv 'Ns'5 '"''' W.. aug A"''l '11" "'
~ i'p',.' =" .',' -
tine rplonlcar recently n1de 40 birtulng
ham, EaElaua
.,a.,rs ar,y. gIaI-,nr. ,.....5
NfA#NtNa4E# NNH sIlf H+t#|lHH"NIN|. NfH AAfiA 10
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-05-26

gaa IN. n.g,
XIX ses. - Nau,'s'
60 M - S''' tongoOoe'
'PP""' 'oo-2o, '"'oH' COCOA
VIII Build a Church.
Rev. John A. Stevens has been con
Quoting a successful tent meeting at
sardis. Large crowds aocked to hear
him and much interest was manifested.
Mr. Stevens is the Mississippi State
evangelist Of the Christian Church,
with headquarters at jackson. lie is a
man OF intellectual ability and an able
representative Of his church, He is as
sisted in his work by Miss Eva Crowder,
cornetist, and her sister, Miss Linnie
Crowder, vioIoncellist, OF Kosciusko.
Both young ladies are proficient must
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-10

are informed that certain parties are purchasing some Of the old
Jensen Can. filing Machines, with view to repairing
them b supplying any missing broken parts and again putting
them 10 nS for packing salmon. ass
recent legal decision Of high authority has been rendered to the
effect that to supply one all Of the above cannot be lawfully done with
out consent Of the patent owner.
We are the sole owner by purchase the Jensen Patent for these
machines and public notice hereby given that any aud all per-
sons who undertake 50 repair use these old machines will be
prosecuted 10 the full extent Of the law The natter has been placed In
the hands Of our attorney, John Miller ESQ., Of San Francisco with
peempory Instructions take all necessary legal steps 70 protect our
rights N the premises ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-10

A Joint road session was held at the
court house yesterday by the rOad com.
ml,tec OF the Push Club. The other bodies
participating were the ofieers Of the
Ciatsop county road convention, the
county court and the Cla,sop legislative
delegation. The meeting was well at
tended and marked harmony prevailed
throughout. In the near future some
necessary changes may be looked for In
county road Improvements and In the
road laws generally The work OF the
joint session viii be laid before the next
meeting OF tho Push Club and a bill
drawn up for presentation at the next
scssien Of the legislature. Among the
amendments proposed and decided upon
at tho conference are those providing for
s. poll tax on able bodied male citizens
TO DO collected In cash or work performed
TO that amount at the rate OF 81 per day:
10 provide that 20 per cent OF the road
money collected within the city shan be
expended on roads outside the city limits
that all work amounting 70 over so shall
Dc let by contract: that no new road shall
be located on moro than per cent
grade. and all old roads having higher
grade shall DO relocated. but each road
district be allowed to make special
levy not exceeding 10 mills: that tho
county surveyor DO also road.masler and
have charge of all road improvements.
The bill viii also provide for the appoint.
ment OF a state road engineer and the
aoolishment Of road viewers. The con.
sensus OF opinion In regard to road tax
collected within the city limits was In
favor or ISas!rpe,ing cross roads from
district ,evles and expending 20 per cent
OF the road money on roads leading tTom
the city limits,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-10

certificates OF approval OF the work per-
formed on said Improvement and OF tho
completion thereof haying on tho s,h
day OF December, lSsS. been flled In tho
once OF tho auditor and police Judge Of
said city, an by ordinance In such case
made and provided. ana said certificates
OF approval being signed by tho auperin-
tcndcnt OF streets. city surveyor and
the committee on streets and public ways
OF tho common council OF SAID city:
Now, therefore, said work and said lm-
provcmen, may be by the common eoun.
ell OF the city OF Astoria duly accepted
oy ordinance, a, the. next regular meet
Ing Of said body following tho date ol
the expiration ot tho publication
9r THIS notice. which meeting IA,
be held on Thursday, Do An, hsr
18Th. lNs at f;@ .. M. ur,,e,, ',GSr nrpcr
thereto objections 10 sal. improyemsS /,
and the sCceptane" ;.aereot De nled with
,hs undersigned. az his once In said city.
paied at Astoria, Oregon. December
9Th. iSSS
H. Il. NELSON,
Auditor and Police Judge. City OF As
toria. oregon.
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NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE.


Notice II hereby given 10 all persons
whomsoever. that W. A. Goodln. tho con-
tractor for the street Improvement In
the city OF Astoria known a. the I'm.
provemsnl OF Harrison Avenue. from
Seventh 20 Eighth Street" has CON-
pleled the aforesaid Improvement. ac-
cordlng to the plans. specifications. ordi.
nanccs and contract relating thereto; and
certificates OF approval OF the work per-
formed on said Improvement and OF tho
completion thereof, having on the int
day OF December. iNS. been filed " the
ofiice OF the auditor and police judge OF
said city. az by ordinance In such case
made and provided. and said certificates
Of approval being signed BY the superin.
tendent OF streets, city surveyor and
the committee on streets and public ways
OF the common council OF said city;
Now. therefore sad work and said in-
provemcn, may be by the common eoun.
cll OF the city OF Astoria duly accepted
by ordinance. az the next regular meet
ing OF said body following the date uf
tho expiration OF the publication
of this notice. which meeting Will
be held on Thursday December
18th. 1855 al 7;O p. m, unless prior
thereto objections 20 said improvement
and tho acceptance thereof be fllcd wish
tho undersigned. at his once IN said city,
Dated az Astoria, Oregon. December
9th. 1895. .
Auditor and Police Judge, city OF As
torln. oregon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Occidental Il. Watts. J, d. seharff. W,
G. Martin. J. w. Chandler. W. ID. Gra-
ham. San Francisco; James o. Spencer,
Clifton: II. s. McGowan. Chinook; II. l..
Freeman. Fort Stevens: Frank W. Hess,
A. II. Emerson. Fort Candy; n. Il. Sch
wartz and party. examiner OF surveyors.
Parker House--E Krog. p. Rasmussen,
San Francisco; s. walker c. Mason. NJ
Grlnson. +. Grassell Fort Candy; =, Il.
Burnes. warrenton; W. +. Bunch. II. =.
Haag. Fort Stevens.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-10
THE DAILY ASTORAN SATURDAY MORNING. DECENBER TO- lssS

nights contest Wednesday c. ", Balm.
% the irving Club team, bOwlsl % Pms.
establishing new record for that club.
He has averaged hlEh all week. =, c.
Fulton, who was OF tho night OF the
first game Is again In form. and can be-
counted upon for close 90 lNl The other
members OF the team are also bowling
we'll and tho A, ~ {. men have serious
doubts as "a their ability to win. even
though they bowl on their. own alleys
The scoring should be gvod throughout
Tor tho alleys have been placed In excel
lent condition, and 5 and are now as
fast as any alleys In tho state ThV new
Nlngplns are much better than Il was
expected they would Ia, and. altogether
conditions are favorable for RNod seorlnN
Tho games cmmcnccs promptly at s
o'clock Tho members ot both clubs are
invited BY the bowling committee 20 SEQ
the contest The Irving club viii be made
up OF Dr. J. A. Fulton. captain; c, N
Balm, W. Il Logan, w, c. Chulter, q, e,
Fulton aud George u. George Tho A.
T. c, team Ia composed OF l. D. Bur.
roughs, w. c, Laws, Herman Wise. c. r.
Hlggins G. II, Cooper and r. H. Soyey.
tho latter captain, Hereafter the person
making tho highest latal oa the A. L. c,
team will BE- captain for the next contest,
Tho seating capacity Is but 70, and lSdies
should b at the alleys early II they wish
to secure seatn.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-10
Holiday Goods

Ladies' all wool serge silk lined mAckin.
tosh. t6So Value, 800
Misses all wool blue serge. : cape mack.
lntosh $50 valuc 500.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-10

New line OF Plush and Cloth capss, al,
less than cost
Jackets sacrificed. No reeervN
New nns Handkerchief. and 10 cents
worth rs and 20 centA
snk plush IS cents. value for % and %
cents.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-10
PoLITENEss BRINGS a $500 LEGACY

A young lady In a department store has
jus, fallen heir to S0O0. The money was
left her by an eccentrlc OLD lidy who IVES
treated wl'A great politcle-s by the
young woman when shopping. Her Joy
vas as great as her surprise when the
money was given her Surprise and Joy
will be- the lot Of many other people II
they take Hostetter's Stomach Bltters
when suffering from malarial ,eyer. ague.
loss OF strength and appetite. The Bittcrs
make the weak strong tone up the stom-
ach and assist digestion. In bad cases
OF dyspepsia. the cures II effects are truly
remarkable II Is palatable medicine. n
you feel "out OF sorts" try u few doses
% these famJus Bltters.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-10
BANK NOTICE.

The thirteenth annual meeting OF the
stoekholdsra oe the First Nalibnal Bank
Of Astoria. for the election OF directors
and transaction OF other business. will b
held at the banking once. Tuesday. Jan.
uary 10th, iSeA a. Up. IN.
3. 9. GORDON. Cashier.
DocumSar Tth. Ina
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-10
Good Things for Today.

Best and cheapest line OF Dress Goods.
BLACK and Colored." ever shown In
Oregon. An new.
KID Gloves siN; reduced from n.m
outing Fiansl. cents, cheap al, cen,s
New New style Cycle cOrsets, black
and drab. 80 cents: always sold for n.o0
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-10
THE MODERN MOTHER.

Has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant Syrup OF
Figs. when In need of the laxative effect
Of a gentle remedy. than by any other
Children enjoy It and It benefits them
The true remedy. Syrup Of Figs, is manu-
factured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only.