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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03

II Is believed that the people Of this
community have pleasant surprise In
store in the farmers convention to be
held July 2O-2l. The committees Of the
Progressive association congratulate
Themselves that they have secured the
greatest event for the good Of the state
at large and Clatsop county In particular
ever known In the history Of the state.
This Is a farming community and wants
farmers, but wants something that will
attract all kinds Of farmers and men OF
ability. Cooperative creamerles will do II
The hrst creamery on the new scientific
plans will be started In Astoria and will
be done at the convention. Diversified
farming, on large and small scales, is
what pays. All cannot grow wheat, hops,
or fruit all the time, but all can raise
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03

Tho scow schooner Belle sank at tho o,
II, & n. dock last night While beating
up tho bay last night she aprang alcak
and began filling soon after reaching her
berth. when the captain arrived she was
half full OF water and sank aoon after.
She carried about 70 tons OF pulp.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03
ToDAY's WEATHER.
AROUND TOWN.
sUNDAi.

sUNDAi.
You are judged by what you can do
without and what you cannot do without.
Phillips Brooks.
Try shilllng's Best tea and baking
powder.
Sweet cream 1Oc pint at the Spa.
Best ice cream at the Bonbonniere.
Cream 10 and 15c per pint. Parlor Candy
Store.
Infants Null Hoods at Dunbar's.
The A. & C. took out five cars Of salmon
yesterday.
Try Golden Gate compressed yeast at
the Parlor.
Fireworks Of all descriptions at the
Bonbonniere.
Fresh cream, Strawberries and Ice at
Foard & Stokes Co.
II Snodgrass doesn't make your pictures
you don't get the best.
The French bark Les Adelphus, wheat
laden, put to sea yesterday.
When you want fine tea. good cofEee and
nplces try BOARD & Stokes Co.
Miss NJ. r. Hawkins Of Portland. is in
the city, guest OF Mrs. Brennan Van
Dusen.
A new sOO-toot siding Is being put in
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03

Harper whlskey ls liquid music, bot
tied poetry, ripe. mellow. refreshing and
delicious. Sold by Foard & Stokes AS
toria, Oregon.
The British bark Penryhn Castle, in tow
Of the tug Wizard from San Francisco.
was reported from the Cape yesterday
evening i2 miles south.
General Freight Agent Woodworth OF
the o. r. G. y. company was a visitor in
the city yesterday, and with his wife has
gone to the beach for a few days.
The rebuilt Bailey Gatzert Is a thing
Of beauty with her new staterooms, new
carpets, new linen and fresh paint. Capt.
crang is Justly proud Of his boat.
Among the handsome decorations OF the
city for the Fourth Of July may be mem
toned c. W. Coopers store, the AS
toria Nation' Bank, and Fisher Bros.
A little girl and boy were yesterday
on the street In a wagon, the one playing
the guitar and the other the mandolin.
They are artists and attracted large
crowds.
g. II. Haswell and W. NJ Richardson
Of New York who are here adjusting the
policies Of the wrecked steamers Stag
hound and Game Cock, left on a fishing
trip yesterday up Young's river
Mr. J. H. Lothrop, the new general
agent Of the Union Pacific at Portland,
who succeeded r. W. Baxter, promoted,
promises to visit Astoria soon and get
acquainted with It's business men.
In the police court yesterday Gus Clut-
chic forfeited s. for being drunk and Chas.
Mack was fined 30 for the same offense.
August WorkIst and Hans Router ar
rested for fighting were fined s. each.
On Monday the carriers and general
delivery windows at the postoffce will
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03

A special meeting NJ the county court
was held yesterday to approve tho bonds
Of the county officials The bonds Of j,
j. W. Williams as sheriff and tax col
lcctor were fixed al $4,000 and $500 re-
spcctlvcly. The bonds Of H. j. Whcrity,
county clerk, was fixed at $1,000, with
John Fox, Martin FOard, walter Robb
and Frank Patton as suretlcs, and that
of II. c. Thompson county treasurer, at
$4,000, with D. X. Warren, j. &. Dement,,
r. H. Ferguson, Frank Patton ana j.
Il. Higgins az sureues.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03

on mex, Monday morning at p.D In bluo
uniform to participate In tho Fourth OF
July parade ny order OF
W, A. SHERMAN.
Lieutenant Commanding
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03

At the Congregational church today
there will Dc communion az II a, M IN
the evening the pastor viii deliver an
address on "prvpara,lou VI the ship ot
state for Foreign Voyage" An are
cordially invited
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03

The Fo1rl & Stokes company made a
new departure ycSyOlay by lndlng
90 their customers a gentle reminder IN
print that distinguished professors pf
agriculture will talk ON interesting sub.
iects az the farmers convention July
g Foari & Stokes believe In pushing a..
long good thing.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03

II YOU have hides, wool, nts. rags,
bottles, lead, brass copper sacks, or any
Kind ot Junk ;nr sale, ship 70 to r. VI.
Castor, l@ Fourteenth street, Astoria,
"vcgon, or write him and no viii ca,l az
Your place and gc, H. he pays cash.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03

June 6 a special train 20 l.Sn cases.
or eight ear loads 10 Palm brand salmon.
packed by George and Bakrr. l,fg Tor
New hork via the O. r. 4 y and Grrt,
Northern and Lake ana rain vita. pulu,n
and Runllo Tho ear, arrived IN New
York June q. making a remarkable run
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03

Mr ana Mrs. Wesley Lldd. r. S. How
ard Jr. Dr Nichols. n. g.. Malcolm and
wife T. W Cuhbcrt ana wife. r. e..
C1mstock, Mr and Mr. James Il NJ
Crocker, Miss Williams. Mrs a. u Green,
Fred NJ Gilmore. a. O. S,ecku.y and o.
\. Snyder arrived from Portland hs,
night on the \. u g.. train ou th,.r way
to the beach
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03

The Astoria & Columbia River railroad
will on July ., s, and I sell excursion
tickets between all stations on the limo
good Tor returning "trip on July al one
fare Tor the round trip. This includes
Portland and all other stations on tho
line.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03

salmon trout have begun 20 appear
In the Columbia. and two or three nice
specimens were seen 1t one ol the nsh
markets yesterday and were Tor sale al
Is cents ap.rcr They were taken IN
the seInes on the river In another month
they will De plentiful and can De- taken
from the docks along the water front.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03

II ls generally tho woman who declares
life not worth tho living who makes tho
biggest scramble FOR the boat II, by acel-
dent, she falls overheard.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03
ATTENTION. NAVAL RESERVE.

Tho members OF second company. naval
battalion, will assemble at the gymnasium
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03

Contractor e, q, ralmhcrg reports that
there is a great deal " building going
on In the city tie Is now hnlshhg a
storc frNnt on Commercial street. and
next week will complete John svcuson's a
new cottage In east Astoria.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

J. T. Higgins and wife TO ]. n. n.
dcrking lots 10 and II, block I. hay View.
Astoria $500
Sheriff TO John n. dunn Of al. lot IL,
block Q. lot u, block 81, lot 49, block q.
lot II. block Gi, MoClurcH. t9aO
shcrin to Flora A. TrulllhGer. lots ..
TO- and west % feet Of lots and II. block
.. ana lot 6, block Ia. and tho undivided
half OF lot 9. block ~. shvclcy'a ana
lot s, block g. McCluro's. 1900
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03

The stores yesterday hlI au they could
DO to take care ~ ths visitors from ihr
country Folrl X Stokes Cooper. Wur.
Ross Higgins IS CO.. M.All,u q Mcpon-
nell chas Kan. Griffin & Reed. shln1-
ham and Fisher Bros, hai lli hands busy
The latter report selling d large quantity
ot farming implements Il o. evident
Caisop farmers are coming 90 the front
4 large number of farmers were ln the
city yesterday and all We're enthusiastic
over the coming farmers convention.
They deeply appreciate the efforts II the
Astoria Progressive association. ably as
sisted by Industrial Agent Judson and
Traffic Manager Campbell Of the o. r.
& n. company to benefit this section OF
the state.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03

I've open from 9 to 10 a, m. ana from 10 q
" M In tho morning one delivery ot
letters will hc made IN the business por.
ton ot the city,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03
NOTIONS Al PRICES THAT SHOULD
rur you IN TuE NOTION or nuY.

AtNN AAAHNNAHtttfhN
Hooks and Eyes. per cardu.,,,,,n,.., 10
Gl.lnth tape measure. cach...,....,,,, 90
Ladies' leather bolts, oaoh,,,,,uu,iO
Aluminium thlmhlrn, oach.,uu.,, 10
All silk ribbon per yard...,,,u,,,, ie
Large can ,alcum powder, pcr can, 90
Larsc bottle vasollno. per bot,lc.,u. 90
Hest shoe haeklng, per boS",,oo,,, sc
safety pins. per doEonu,,,,,,,,,,,. ie
Hes, bono collar buttons, per doron 90
Large can tooth powder. por can.,,, &c
Rest quality pearl buttons. per dog. ic
knitting sllk, por upool.,,.,.,.,.,..,, ot
steel crochet hooks, caeh....,.,..,, ie
corset s,csls. white or black. eachu,,, &c
Hos, shelf oil cloth, per yard,".,,,.,,., SC
Rest table OF cloth, per yard,,,",,,,ise
windsor ties. aeh,",.,,.,,".u,.,. Sc
Finishing braid. per bunch.,,r.,.,,, 10
Large hottlc black Ink. per bo,Ilc,,.,, 30
chinese scrub brush. eaoh-,,.,u.,,, io
Aluminium pocket combs. cach-o,,,., g.
pox good writing paper, per boS,,,.., &c
Chldrcns fast black stockings. pair ioc
sun umbrellas. cach.r,.,,.....,,,..,,.,
Large sltc Bingham aprons. eAeh...l5o
Ladies' summer vest, oach..,..,,s,, So
Good cotton towels, oach,.,,,,,u,,, Sc
NJ. 2. Waits, for children. each ....u. :,
Chldrcns hose supporters. per palr 30
Ladies' sailor hats. eaeh..,...,,.....a5 .a5e
Chudrcn. mull hats. oaeh-,...u,,.lSe
Ladies' shirt waist. each ,.,,,.,.,,.S .Ssc
Ladies' Separate skirts. each....,,..,tlD
Gaunuc, gl,ycs. per pair.........u..iS iSc
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03
SANK AT HER DOCK.

few COWS 1, shown how to make then
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03

James r. Wilson, nyca. Alaska. VIM
Dillon, \. \ G. r. r.; H. y, wellington.
". Ma,tson, n. 5. Morris san Francisco,
n, A. Co0man, Alaska, Miss Buck,n.
meyer, ", H. Patterson, Portland. W.
= Hca,on, Frankfort Wm \ unoth.
Monmouth, are registered at the Murray.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03

the fleet Of transports east OF Honolulu
on tIrlr way 20 Manila. They were then
making good time.
Look IN our window today for tooth
brushes: your choice FOR 10 cents. Charles
Rogers. druggist. odd Fellows building.
Ross, Higgins & Co. will close on Mon
day at a. m. and request that their
customers will govern themselves ac-
cordingy.
A regular pantomlne OF views depicting
the life and history OF Astoria. and
souvenirs Of the city and country at the
Snodgrass gallery.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-03

\, H. Wilson, san Francisco. J, h.
pcBryolsc and wife. Fred ". smith.
Fred Srhenck and wife, James watts.
Portland, Janvs -. Spencer, Clt,on, G.
r. HAN, wife and daughter, Oswgo;
\, J, ANrns, Spokane, arr registered at
tha Occidcnt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-20
: This Weeks Attractions.
Marie Nsiuv right.

shall we Fc-klve H~r-' VII receive is
arsF preservation ~ this cstv AZ the Sc
attic theater nsXf Thursday. phen IL
- IS three-:s!gAt eaxa%emeu.. II comes
wt5h the prestige = Success achieved ~
london. where Is ran Ter many months at
he Ade'phi FhsateT With ;acse Capab
actors Fred Terry and J-..a Nelson IN
The ls.tatuE roles Manager Jacob i<itt
bought the AmcrlsaH rig4<a AID produced
he p8~re ~ the Fe&irfs~an:.. stree tAeater.
Nsw Ncrk she beginning o. thC season.
Il rei1,A Ee3 there Tor tour weeks and VAS
comuf nGed or every hand a moss r.
tt~eSt.rS drama - English domestic life.
s. .~wrdi,ah he ard worthy = play di6 X
nraVe that NJ Lee Immediately engaged
Marie " a-nvv}Sh5 - pay Vhs leading
ro.s. diss " Atewrishg h&S heretofore -
w..S$ b. ~ sdeCt,red wi;A OBSTINATE TotsS.
<tarT!as Scr several years BE S4ake rseaT.-
AT aud other coined IS % SIZE higher
cass. Sc Is a. actress ~ rare aANuru-
pl5Shnlsnis and possesses : WIDE range C
,Aei!isy. Her appearance in AT <nolsonS3
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Marie WaimW19iNhf

strei in this company that IS altogether
sensible and agreeable This detracts nos
one viii. from the enjoyment of the show
Il rather ADDS 10 1t. II is on their musical
e4elAeI4,e lat Mahars n nstrris justly
pride themselves. There Is good or
cuestra u Ten pieces ana fifteen singer
and dancerG OF these ten are sooisis
and every enc of them good; ind Cd l.
swee, voiced first and second t5uois and
haritones the c3mpany 5 phenomenaiy
strong-iu bass 5 Il is wanting. It's chorus
singing Is SUD ri0r and very pleasing
There Is comparatively iitt.e OF "ecd mar
work though SIX capable end men ar
ranged II VIII Billy Young and Julius
Green. very c,ever peri primers. IN The lead
Wat is unusual is the fact that thesg
SIX end men are all good singers. som
OF lhem IN sentimental songs are espe
c'aliy go3d TIE song method In rhc
first part Is new: Il gives the audience
thrice the number of songs usual n !.
minstrel frs. rart, and the variety
admirable, shading from the comic I
the pathetic through al gradations
1he set so.os are but four. but the an
parentiy interpoiated solos are fifteen or
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-20

ayes the life OF young engineer, James
stapleton. waom her husband had intend
To rob of his moAes. rs...a A.. --..-
&c turns his wrath Oh her. but size l.
aved IN turn ny the engineer. She re
Grns 10 London and enters upon char
tah-e work in the London Siums in cor
1ection with Paul Ellsworth, missionary
who had once been in tn colNr; y
-" meets Oliver West, who falls N love
with her and marries her hn-~.aE H..
of her past. All goes happily I'll the con-
paniOn OF her former If aopears anC
threatens 10 expose her She brides him
9Ut IS overheard by Joanna. poor re.
alive and formNr houSekeeper who Is
e rseit in owe with Oliver ard who
s;raightway informs him Of rs Wife
past. Stspleton, who Is IN London and IS
4 cousin Of Vests, triea to cf.sG. a
-econc,lation. but all to no purpose. ard
She /. driven from home, West. whose
yes have been affected, has become
eotaly blinded by the shock of his wife :
confession. She, by literary pursli-S
arms enough money TO keep him and her
hid unbeknown 10 him. and she also So
sures noted specialist. who performs ar
1Deratior which viii eventually give him
'ask his sight. The true state OF affairs
s told him and IL reconciliation follows
snd rs secue ace all goes 1eppy as u
interesting story. admirably and
skiifuiiy told The cast contains Other
capable people beside Miss Wainwright.
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role vii be an event % considerable I'M
soraauce In popular price houses.
The play is described s;frrsng.y dra-
matte, and. although Handsomely staged.
L Is not In any WY deg,anexnfs pom me-
ehanicai effee.ss or sensational dey scas for
whatever success IL achieves. It shows a
view of Queensland, where Neil Grath- u
vazabond miner and his supposed wife
I've. She Is a young gi.. who had known
Jim in England and when left an orpfan
sd gore 20 him n the colonies a. MS
9ancee, bu. he had never kept his promise.
and she. being in q strange country. pad
been forced by circumstances TO RyS Wkh
him Her finer senses revolt at the iffA
she Is compelled 10 lead ard she resolves
D return TO England. Before going, she
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opened for a five days engagement at the
Metropolitan theater last night to fair
and well pleased house. There ara twenty
SIX coiored people IN the troupe. twenty
ave ofswhom appear in the first part,
which IS two-thsrds Of the entire enter
tainmsns. The company gives she lie fat-
II TO the charge shat the cclored man
cannot make a good negro minstrel"
Mahara's troupe Is without weak bit OF
rimbei in it. 1t has few dramatic num-
bers. not q single eXsrayagant and ex-
;reIne caricatuIe. or knock-a bout scene
Of coarse nauber. though it presents sew
sxr al huY1l oronk pteas. but none of them
ne elsx L. a1assiv over-colored In fact
ther. n refining and ioning down of the
old time buriesauing of the negro min
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4 Refined Entertainment

Last night the mana cement OF The Bella
Union iheatcr introd coed new company
10 their nairons n that sensational.
drama. 'outwiif.ri. The mauag efnent
has SHARED no expense 10 get the best
dramatic people together that could be
procured this coast. The star east Is
taken by Mir. j. r. Rrownelle. a young
actor OF ability. The other characters ara
we'll taken. \ large vaudeville company
waa added which makes tne strongest
SHOW that has been at this house since
- opening TIE principal feature of the
vaudeville part q TIE entertainments Is
the wonderful De Bar. known 10 The pub
lie Of the East and Europe as the man
without bones
about three months ago Mr. D., Bar Rad
he pleasure II appearing in tie rarlor Of
lie Waldorf Assor hotes. New York city.
with Charrslosl. the FRA psze marvel BE-
fora the four hundred OF the city He
created . sensation ard divided horrors
with the lady a, Philadelphia. Ia Bar
was invited to appear before the students
Of the University OF Penn sviyaa{a. After
be had given his entertainment; and the
professor had finished rs lecture he vas
presented with = heaatfful care hy sAe
faculty. In Almost every citv - visits The
different institutions Of science This
gentleman VIII play a shor: eaga cement
In this city. then re goes - the C,rrbeurr
theater. san Francisco. Mr.. r. Bar *
the only man IN his line OF business thas
has visited Seattle since Nj Jonn Cort
brought out MarTinelh from New York
city AT salary ot Sc per week
Another feature IN rhe programme * She
work % NJ. James Neary. This gentle
naa II = All jrntator OK ali kinds NJ animals
ard Birds. Fiis Imitation Of musical in
Struments - Well worth the admission
ra:d he is down on The programme a.
ire Human Caliione but oughf 10 be
Styled the Human BRASS Band. The same
programme VIII >oaIaUe Throughout the
week.
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made vacant By the withdrawal
u = of THE French Maid" has
caught on fairly well Tie work pleased
most of the critics. and the public has SO
far taken very kindly 10 Il, 50 that u =
not unlikely that the ORIGINAL term for
which /; was booked will be extended.
The abretfo was written by Charles A.
Pyrne and the music by ". ~. Furst.
who had before III composed the music
for the same author for 1.-The Isle OF
champarne 'prlncsSs Nicot'Ee' and
other i,1ht ,pcras. Thomas q Seabrooke
secured "a Normandy Wedding" when II
vas known az Para Eiou Cyu. hut ha
Gid not ker II very long. While few per-
sons condemned II. there seemed 20 be
nothing about & 20 attract audiences and
Il was very sensib.y abandoned tempo
varily
Then. according 20 report. J Cheever
.Gncfwfa the author 81 most Of De Wo'f
Hopper e-.rlv successcs. and rne Of
ne brightest writer's ~ ,efy light matter
fer nans!ca' treatment IN his country. was
eali.ff lr, ans for he ard Nrr pvrne had
polished up the .hre'io !. was & much i'm
proved work Tn jisle was changed 20
"A Normandy wedding" fisst-ciass
company was engaged. and after tria, in
ssTra' cities IN which me value Of the
piece was demonstrated, /; was brought
,os;se Herald Sn1lsr.e In this city. where
Il bis fair 10 remain f.. some time.
Ore can scarcely wax Book along
Erosdw1e between Twenty eighth and
Pnrty- second streets nnwgdsy without
nesting a mar or woman who is an
nonnced - star next season pesid Mn
ne seiiemsn Cora Tanner J X Haze III.
VIRGINIA tie rnee 1uiie Opp Sam Rernsrd.
Ws'ts~ JOS an,' = haS' ~ others 90 iesses
csl'hrs Il y said that Charles Ross OF The
variety team II I'osS ard Fen'on. now
with Wsber e. Fields vi, also enter
Toe stellar ,arks with tho coming ~ SNn-
tesrhes Naiurpllv tLis statement carries
With Il he irunvssSi,n tha' NJ Ross WI
smear In hun e~uue eSnee'a'iy written
f0- hir~ by nror1ineut author" Nothing
OF the kind. M buF ieeqfe rr farce comedy
for Charles Ross If you Please. Not
muri f,e VIII e-tpv fna Fss~ aratr@t re-,
toa-na'cherz or high cer-r'v II short,
rs announced tina, NJ Ross vii he seen
In n'avs Nf ahnet fse grade 49, s'1f
usesl,y affected by John Drew waew'
Rose has EVIDENTLY allowed himself
h fsiuAsd bv hia svr9nhar'ic 4tfmlrer
o. whei1 ~verv sn~cs~sffi actor uafortu'
sisis has iarc. number They hnV
seen him - Al. hU~iasouc ~ ''Ni~slnius'
ard FEEDERS ana - ~ each of thes.
here is ise''lnesta ,unrrSvt o. SO. p
he's hees tod 10 has within hin, IN
mak'rs - . sticr es~fu star IN sertolt
wark. TA.s may rs ;rus. too. FOR NOTHING
IS certain 10 ne show business until I
has sefus'.N o.currtd hut .her., Is sure,
setNlpg i9 Ross recent stage career &
sWrrar; y m - aSsunn.ux that he viii ~
afcfrtes g secona nrew lie - art g.
asToyef- what xo many ttfors fin have
tsrred-that IA - Is wide difference
-os'wefn giving Coos parforrnsnce for u
'fw minutes and ~fon'viog tde greste-
no'f'on o. su v1fertai~nfeu; for a whole
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LOW RATES.

ASK for Raiston Health Club Breakfas,
Food Grano. Pancake Flrur. Select oran.
Desiccated Wheat. Whole Wheat. Graham.
Gluten Flour and Fafina for Diabetes.
tombstone & Speer agents.
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GET the best. Oruer your fur outfits
OF Windmiilsr. he furrier. 80 Second.
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SPECIAL bargains in pisn3s fer one
week Ramaker Music Co. 500 Pike.
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DIR. kiiif;E mas returned.
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more Truth Is the Maharas give us The
best minstrel show. unsteady. We have
has here in years. because all are good
singers and there is no effort - swell the
front with one or two good voices and IL,
chance t4ke the resi-. Whoever re.ishSS
good ballad sole. chorus and hUmoroG.
sanes IN minstrel style. cever but not 90
ravagaEt COMEDY. pretty dancing. jus
enough end Wit and punaing. genteel be
havior and refined nl-1Strelsv throughout
will enjoy most thoroughly an evening 81
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