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YOUR IA .

Shows the state o, pour feelings and iac
state ot your health as well, Impure
blood makes ,ss.i ap9atcn, iD pale AMI
saliow comp,eHl.a. pmp,es ana skin rrup-
tiorA II y1u aye feeling weak and worn
out and DO 90, have "a healthy appear
ance you should Try Ackcr.s Blood E,H.s
10 cures aa 5lsd diseases where cheap
nraplr.lls arI s~ciucd purifiers 'al.
knowing ;ha ve ssu every bottle go a
positive guarantee.
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Mokl Tea positively .ures sick headache.
indigestion and constipation. A delightful
herb drnk Removes all erup,l0nA Of
the skin. producing pergec; complexion.
or money refunded . and jJ cents For
sale b. Esiyd-Conn Drug Co.
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Il Is a peculiar fact that with mos, men
the growth o, hair u greater on one slide
of the facc than on the other It b, a!i
that hair always srows more quickly on
tina, side on which We are stronger.
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SWEET CREAM 10, a PINT AT THE
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when DR.. r. V. Pierce. OF Buffalo. y.
Y, published the arst edition OF his great
work The Peoples Common Sense Med
ical Adviser, he announced that after
90 90 copies had been sold az the regular
price, n.J0 per copy. the profit on which
woouId repay him for the great amount
o, labor and money expended In producing
Il, he would distribute the next half mil
lion free. As this number o; copies has
already been sold, he Is now giving away
absolutely free, J0oo copies Of this most
complete. interesting and valuable common
sense medical work ever publlshed-the
recipient only being required TO mail 10
him, al above address. twenty-one (Zl)
one-cent stamps 20 cover cost OF mail
ing only, and the book will be sent post
paid. II IL a yeritable medical library,
complete in one volume. Contains 1903
pages, profusely illustrated. The free
edhlon Is precisely the same as that sold
at $40, except only tina; the books are
in strong manila paper covers Instead OF
cloth. Send now before all are given away.
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RUPTURE CURED.

Exchange stree.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
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ron RENT

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WHITE COLLAR LINE
Columbia River and Puget Sound Navi.
CATION Company.

Steamer Bailey Gaizert leaves Astoria
daily except Sunday. p. m. Leaves Port
land daily, except Sunday. Ia m.
Gatzert tickets good on steamer Thomp-
son. Thompson tickets good on GatEert.
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JuNK DEALERS
MISCELLANEOUS

rgY snlLLlN0's nEsr TEA AND
baking powder.
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The cargo Of the British bark Penrhyn
consists of s2I1 bushels OF whoa; valued
az ss9oo Her destination is Eas, London,
South Africa.
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OFFICE g. q. M,VANCOuvER BAR
racks Wash, July q. 1896. Sealed pro-
pOsaIs On rplicatc. will De received here
pr no Offices Of quartermaatcrs at
Boise Barracks and Fort sherman, ldh.
Forts Candy. Spokane, Wala Walla and
Vancouver barracks. wash. until II
O'Clock Co. m. August ~, 1855. and thcn
opened FOR furnishing forage and bed
ding therefor for fscA year cOmmcnc-
here or by said quarteTTnasprs T. y,
reserves right 20 reject or accept any
or ali proposals or any part thereof.
Envelopes containing proposals. should
he marked. Proposal for Forage ana
Bedding al -----" ana addressed 90 un-
dcrsgued or % respective quartermast-
ers.
JOHN l.. GLEN. c. Q. ~
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Advertising rates can be had On appil-
cation to the business manager
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4 man trusts o womlBH julgmen, on
theology.
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The Aslorian guarantees 20 lts ajvcr'
liscra The LARGEST circulation o. any news
paper publlthed on the Columbia river.
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NOTICE 1s HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the cyptrtucrHiip heretofore existing
between mo undersigned under the frm
name of Chinook Lumber and Furniture
Company IN MS day dissolved BY mutual
nrm All debts and accounts belonging
'l ana due said arm are payable 10 MIS-
BILE or Frltz JohAuHon. and al lllbill-
ties ot said firm are assumed and will De
c. C. Wilson.
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All communications Intended Tor publ
cation should be directed 10 the editor
Business communications OF al kinds
and fomlttanoos must be addressed 10
"Tho Astorlan,"
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RucKLEN,s ARNlcA sALvE.

The bes, way TO destroy an enemy Is 10
make a friend Ot him.
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No season b. s, brief as woman's love.
unless % IS mans
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A startling incident. Of which Mr.. John
Oliver OF Philadelphia was the subject,
Is narrated by him as follows: y was
in a most dreadful condition. Ny skin
was almos; yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
coated. pain continually in back and
sides. no appe,ite-gradually growing
weaker day by day. Three physicians
had given me Up. Fortunately a friend
advised trying Electric Blt,ers;' and to
my great Joy and surprise the hrst bottle
made decided Improvement contln-
ued their use for three weeks. and am
now a well man. know they saved my
life. and robbed the grave Of another
victim" No one should fail 10 try them
Only 90 cents per bottle az Estes-Conn
Drug Co.
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Fiui.class trains leave warrenton FOR
Flavrl and New Astoria at i,1s sIs ana
w.2 a. m.. and l.D. sos and t.5y . m
and returning arrive a, warrrn,on At s'oS.
s.o. ii15 a m and i.to SIS aai i.o5 p N.
Traina leave Seaside ioo a. m. 1850 a.
m. i.U ?. m. daily foF Astoria. Portland
trains leaves Seaside on sunday a., 80
p. m
J. c. MAYO.
a l. L. n
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The British ship Lsur.s,on cleared at the
custom yesterday with l-E3 bushels OF
wheat. valued a, ylg5 5g.
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When It comes to revenge woman can
beat a man an hollow at the game.
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Tire revenue cutter Perry went down
90 For. Stevens yesterday afternoon. re-
turning IN the evening
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ROBBED THE GRAVE.

7, was 30 years ago. IN Florence. that
the arst grand opera was produced.
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Acker's English remedy viii stop a
cough at any time. and will cure the
worst cold in twelve hours, or money re-
funded. Is cents and 80 cents. For sale
by EStes-Conn Drug Co.
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RESTAURANTS

sror AT "THE MulRAY."TuE uSLY
hotel IN Astoria hAylug oyogy mod.
era Improvement Huivtly ntat class
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A man never knows how little account
he Is in this world until he attends his
own wedding
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IN china 20 salute anyone by taking -
ones hat is q d.lberate insult.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
WEEKLY.

Sent by mall. per year, in advanee....H@
Postage free to subscribers.
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We are 50 used 70 being entertained that
We consider lt a grievance when the
shades are drawn long enough Tor win
dow dressers 20 have a chance 90 rear
range ,he!r wares.
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Losr
FOUND
0nApEns ANp EXcAyArons.

GIVEN uN ALL KINDS
~ Etahlrg work dunu with nra,nrss
end dispatch ApplY Eleventh street and
Irving avenue,
NELSON s doOblN.
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Fok ltHNr - hlNsltuuM COTTAGE
Jerome. Apply tD sherman a Thing,
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PROPOSALS WANTED.

once c. Q. NJ, Vancouver Barracks.
wash, July Q, 1895 Sealed proposals. in
triplleaie. will be received here or at
Fort Stevens. oregon. until II o'clock a.
m. Aug. .. iSS, and there opened. for
furnishing fuel al that Post for iscal
year commencing July ist 1903. Intorma-
lion furnished here or By Quartermasier
Fort stevens L. s. reserves the right TO
reject or accept any proposal or part
thereof Envelopes containing proposals
should DO marked; Proposals for Fuel
at Fort Stevens and addressed 10 under
slgncu or TO Qunrlcrmaater Fort Stevens.
JNO. l.. GLEN. c. q. NJ.
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BIDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED At THE
store % 4. @. Spe1arth for the con-
structlon OF q frame building untll ~
O'Clock a. m. Saturday. July -, ls.s;
same place ,,
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OILS
A SPECIALLY
LEGAL

Notice IL hereby given that the paFtner-
shin now and heretofore existing between
Geone Johnson and !. NJ Hughes. At.
torncys AZ law. and known under the
arm name and style OF Johnson 4
Hughes. has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent, Afr. Johnson will con-
tInus tho business. Mr. Hughes retiring
lhsrstrom on assuming the duties Of
justice oi the peace.
dEoKuE JOHNSON,
J. 81 HUGHES
Astoria. July :. 1893,
Land once a, oregon city. oregon.
June IT, isS
Souee Is hereby given thA, the follow.
lnE-named settler has MED notice OF his
Intention 10 make mai proof In support
OF his claim. and that said proof will be
made before tho County Clerk OF Claisop
County az Astoria. oregon. on August y.
1895. viz william Ross. II = liSs ior
The souIhwcs, quarter Of the Southcas,
quarter OF section IL. township & n. r
20 west lie names the following Wit.
ncssca 20 prove his continuous residence
upon ana cultivation of said land. via .
J. H. Johnson. nt Jewell Oregon. J. A.
burke. ot Seaside. oregon. r. l.. Frazer.
u Astoria. oregon. - burke. OF Seaside.
oregon
CHARLES u. MooREs
Register
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Buy Alum

at druggists, and baking
powder at grocers.
Use the alum externally;
put the baking powder in
your cake. 81,
For sale by
Ross. Higgins 4 Company
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ron NENrauOop HOUSE AND harm
nad iuur pcroa " land. near ClataOp Clty
station, known an tho Nlain1n l'uatottica
city
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Noutr .s hereby given that. on account
ot my leaving The state ot Oregon Tor an
extended period have this day appointed
luI constituted q S. Gordon my attorney.
.n-1ot t1 lc' for me and represent me IN
nll matters OF business during my absence
aud until said power Of attorney 10 by me
revoked.
~ ". WALKER. NJ. D.
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The State os California arrived 20 sun
sy morning from san Franc.sco.
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MARINE NOTES.

The British bark Trade wIals VIII
lsly, cgt ,b.s morning.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
GERMANY's MOVE.


The Kalfer Is Sending His Aaiatic Fleet
to the Philippines.
Washington. June I3.-Evidence is in
creasing that the German government
contemplates some serious movement in
the Orient against the interests of the
United States. The information pub
lished in the New York Journal last Fri
day that the relations between the two
countries would sopn be subjected to a
strain. has been verified by recent events.
The action Of the kaiser in sending prac-
tically all Of bis Asiatic aeet-a stronger
aggregation than curs-into those waters
is looked upon with grave suspicion by
the administration. Such a concentra-
ton Of power, il IS believed. could not be
for the sole purpose Of protecting Ger
man interests. The advice in several
Berlin newspapers to their government
to demand At least . coaling station in
the Philippines. il Is thought. comes near
to yoicing the least Of the German de.
mands.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
NQ|l|e%, Gel 0
Bid DuDDIQ
lNDEClsIve' BATTLE.
Spaniards Taking Advantage of Americans
Delay IN Sending reinforce merits.

spaniards Taking Advantage of Americans
Delay IN Sending lSeinfo rec merits.
Ciamanero, Monday, Mole St. Nichol-
as, Hsyti, June I4-Another battle has
been fought here and it was terrible
one. This time sea as well as land forces
participated. 1t was one of the fercest
battles of the war. Nine hundred ma
rines, the Marb]ehead, Texas, two col
l:srs and a despatch boat were arrayed
on the American side and an cverwhelm-
ing force of Spanish troops on the other,
Camp Mccullough and Crest Hill,
where the marines were intre nched, was
attacked by large Spanish force. I'm
like the former battle the attack was no
surprise. The men were ready and
waiting, but the overwhelming number
of the enemy stunned them. The fight
lasted for several hours and the Ameri-
cans were getting the worst of it when
the rapid fire guns from the Msrblehead
began shelling the enemy. This fire was
not sufficient and the guns of the Texas
were brought into play. The despatch
boat Simpson was made the special tar
get for the Gre Of the enemy and The bul.
lets fairly rained upon the boat. The
guns OF the Texas and Marbleh head final
ly silenced the FIRE of The Spanisrds and
compelled them to retreat. A large
number were killed and wounded on
both sides.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
READY TO START.

The Fleet of Transports are Waiting at San
Francisco Fer Sailing Orders.
San Francisco, June I4-The second
expedition to Manila Is ready to start at
once with 5000 troops, inc!ndirg the
Colgrado volunteers, The ships to con-
vey The troops are the China. Colon ard
zealandia. The Colorado troops e
embarked in the crack steamer China.
The embarkasion Of the troops was wit
messed by $1,000 people ard toe scene
was an affecting one. Rel -asves Of the
soldiers had come to this u,ts from all
western States TO bid the troop, {. o.,dbye.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
SILVER REPUBLICANS.
A Meeting Held tn panvs and Resolutions
Passed,

A Meeting Held In penve and Resolutions
Passed.
A meeting of the Silver Republican
state central commtte was held in Den,
yer yesterday. The meeting was per.
fectly harmonious and it was decided
that the party should work in harmony
with the silver forces of the state, A
triple alliance was talked of and seemed
to meet with much favor at the hands of
the committee. The following state
ment of principles was decided upon:
To Silver Republicans OF State of Colo.
RADIO:
Fellow Citizens-We, the regularly
constituted state committee of the Silver
Republican party of Colorado, have as
sembled at this early date that we may
the better act in accordance with the ad-
vice of our national silver leaders. and
endeavor to unite the silver forces of
this state against those who would de-
monetize silver and fasten upon the ma.
ton currency based on the single gold
standard. We hold our devotion to our
flag and our loyalty to our country Sec
ond to none, and in the prosecution of
the war now on, pledge our hearty and
loyal support to our government.
We believe the currency issue to be
the paramount one in American politics,
and hold that until the success of the
Ffause of the free coinage of silver is as.
sured. the rights ct our people and the
prosperity to which they are entitled will
be denied them. In this belief we call
upon the Silver Republicans of the state
to endeavor to unite in one common
cause all those who. whatever may be
their beliefs on other political topics
bold the cause Of the free coinage ol
silver by the Independent action Of the
United States, the highest.
We believe the success of this issue te
be so important that all interested there
in can we'll afford to bury their other po
Elitical differences and unite to secure il
without any violation Of principle or dis
Eruption Of party organization.
| The war now being waged is agains, :
foreign enemy and should have no par
tisan signihcance-is and should be sup
ported by every loyal citizen of the land
| In pursuance of this belief we hav,
appointed committee to confer will
like committees from each or any Of th'
other silver parties. with view 10 thu
carrying out of this line Of policy during
the coming state campaign, and WI
earnestly recommend to our county or
CARNATIONS the selection of delegates I,
the state convention who will CAREFUL
and periodically consider the report Q
this committee.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
FLEET STILL THERE.

sampson Makesa Rep rt of the First En-
engeme at at Ciaman.rn.
Washington, June 14-The secretary
of the navy received despatch from
Moe St. Nicholas today enbodylng the
report OF Lieutenant Blue, who has just
completed detour of 70 miles in the
neighborhood of Santiago. He reports
that the entire Spanish feet is still in the
Santiago harbor.
Admiral Sampson gives report of
the attack Of the Spaniards upon body
of marines at Ciamanero, in which four
marines and surgeon were killed.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
Merritt yyant. to II aow.

Washington, june I4-Adjuant Gen
eral Corbln received the following tele-
gram flom Genera! Merritt sedsy "The
Ships zeasaadia. Caion and Senator are
loaded aud ready to sail on Wednesday
Are there any orders in regard to reu e
to betaken, crthe convoy of the vessels?
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
HAVANA OPENED FIRE.

Gen. Blanco Gets Tired of the Peaceful
Biockads.
Key West June I4-At noon yester.
day the batteries opened fire upon the
blockading feet. Over 400 sIo,s were
FIRE but all fell short. ltis believed that
'Blan was tired Of waiting ami tried 10
invite an attack. The American vessels
did ~. reply to the Spanish fire.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
SPAIN MUST SETTLE.

The Mutiiation of the Bodie, of Mar.nes
Will be Referrea t, Europe.
Washington. June Alt was declared
this afternoon that the Spanish govern
n .Lt must pay an indemnity tor the
mutilation Of the bodies of the marine S
at Ciamanero on turday.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
SANTIAGO TIE TEST.

The Spanish Eeueve Land Gait viii Pc
In Their Favor.
Madrid, June l4-The ne wspape,s de
clare that there will be no difficulty in
repulsing the army Of invasion at Santi.
ago. The Spanish, they state. have
merely bsen waiting for The opportunity
to show their strength.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
LANO ON SATURDAY.

The Navy HeRsrt@snt Announces Wheel
American Troops VIII Land.
Washington. me 14-.The navy de-
parimcnt decided TODAY that the mill
tary exp. duion to Santiago vii! no, land
until Saturday.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14

SPANlARos WE'RE SURE,

They Prepared Prisons for Dewey aud H,a
Gallant Grew.
San Francisco. June IA letter re-
ceived from Manila today says that the
Spaniards were SO confident Of whipping
the Americans that they had the prisons
all ready for their reception. One of the
prisons was no other than the famous
"black hole" into which the insurgen: S
were thrown year ago.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14

To Cure = Cold in Oa- nay.
Take Laxative Rromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If it tails
to cure. IS cent?.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
A SECOND EXPEDITION.

GEL er Il L. 9 crit red Equip Nor II ops
stO1ce.
Chickamaugua, June I4-General Lee
received an oider today to equip 10000
men Immediately and rush thcmto Tam
pa for second expedition to Cuba.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
A0y Defer Com.
Dl|ln Until F|1
SANTIAGO WILL DECIDE.
Eject on Troops viii Decide Whether the
Campaign W,lEIse Deferred Till Fall.


Campaign W,lEBe Deferred Till Fall.
Washington. June I4-An important
cabinet meeting was held this afternoon.
Secretary Long stated that the results Of
the campaign at Santiago would largely
determine wh-ther the army Of invasion
would proceed against Hay,n at once
or whether the Campaign would be de.
ferrel until fall The climatic effects
upon the troops. be said, would dster:
mine the future conduct OF the cam
paign in Cuta. He announces he land
Ing of the troops which SAILED from Key
West yesterday VI jill not be m ,de until
Saurdsy or SaudaJ.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14

other Firms Will Go.

Chicago. June r4-It is feared that
many firms will go down with Letter.
There are all sorts of sensational stories
afoa: in regard to the failure.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
Letter 5 Cores
Sl| G|ONI0
THEY'RE AFTER HIM.

A Deputy Armed With 81 900, 900 Yorta
of Attachments After Letter.
New York, June I4-Attachments ag.
81 900, 900 were issued by judge
Daley tor Joseph Letter today. A dep
uty has left for Chicago to secure the
fallen wheat king.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
House Talks An, exat,ou,

Washington. June 14-The house
spent the day in the discussion OF the
Hawaiian annexation bill.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
Hobson il safe,

New York. June I3-In response to an
inqniry. General Linares Of the Spanish
army cahled the following:
*kiobooa and the other seven prisoners
are will md afe II recsipt Of al cable.
|R1amo oenk t1em.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
Left Dry Tortagas Today,

Lett Dry TOFtngas Today.
Washins ton. June 1.-The contrad,c-
tory reports regarding the departure of
the troops for Santiago was explained
this afternoon by the statement that the
last Of the transports cid not leave Dry
Tortugas until this morning.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
SILVER quota e,vn.

New York. June I4-Silver is quot. d
at SIX today.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
Aldrich succ, ed. Him ! .lf.

Newport. R. L.. June i4.-The upper
house Of the legislative today voted eol
U. S. Senator Nelsoa Aid Ii t,su { ID
bimsel{.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
Memphis Takes u Shock.

Memphis, Tenn. June IA dis.inct
shock of earthquake was ielt here this
morning.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
Flour Goes Down.

Chicago, June 14-The wheat slump
has resulted in tall Of flour TO S. bar.
rel,
Daily camera., 1898-06-14
MANY KILLED.
Eighty Spaniards aud Twenty-Five Amer
cans Fell at Ciamabero.

New York, June IA Dispatches from
Mole St. Nicholas place the loss in yes
terday's battle at Ciamaaero a, 30 killed
on the Spanish side and 22 on the Amer
lean. This report is not yet confirmed
and it is generally believed that the los
was heavy on both sides.
Daily camera., 1898-06-14

The Kalfer Is Sending His Aaiatic Fleet
to the Philippines.