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La Junta tribune., 1898-11-19
F1spely Fisirls.sse.

4 ChicaGo man reeurnsa n,afTia0e ~
esnss H. oebsrAay cad asksd tor bis mon
~ oack, explaining thas sbs prospeeavs
eesda, Who In ~ 1seutnei ha6 promtged
n d. aftsenosa thae - eifsady was nnak-
sisd and thEsupsn .sshaeved beF mina. 2
Wosnan'e AGklenesD iD't always haA.
Chieaso Tinsss-HeEaIa
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-19
The Amen

The Amen /!
Of aRriagr is
awayn baby.
With out it,.
wedlpck u q
summer 6eld
|th 81 n e ' ef
bloc ms. .
d o " er that
never buds. =
night without
stars, . sermou
without . ben
edicttcp. .
prayer without
An Amen.
There never
wns q husband
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-19
coaesee MseIee.
UNrrD srArKs LAND OPFICK.

PUkBIO. COLO OCT y, ~ -
- havine heen nIsd In this oa1ce by Patrick
l1oklnly. contcssant. aEainst Tmbc9 Culture
3ntry No. lzBs, made Nay 4. l&sD, tsss T.. w. 4
bocsJos q. Tsswpship q q. MANGO 70 W., 6T
2os<PA Z Mycsss ca.testee. e wh!ss y e Z q
. plant. protece ard cssIfivsts ten .sosee. ~
&ntd land. q any nthrr pnssinr rkefeof. N
Srxe8, needa Or enfttng1. ettsco date 1f eafyy:
ard tlat The saoe has been wholly nbandnned:
- 1efsuifs Ol4ejuuiug eae1.ysar ~ down
. tes date 0f slD4avit Of cooerse
: HOw, therofnre, aa51 paFttez areberehy mn.
ft0p4 N apQear:. reHPOud ana O9er cvtaepce
Anehteg - slleeatsoe et10 g clnek =. m 0sa
fs4vsf e ~ rnissa esasss lNse celqe m
eqet1s- ccaosndo
S66sSi0. ajs1 OusnNet sJsls&, ~ fpst9 fases
GASuh sla1W sopt aftef - AeSee< Iors.s1el
peSvuDo ~ It'll. nOttet ena not b. mede te -
&1ruelV nrden1 anA dfreeseA that such noetoe
68s1ven ~ due erd gsoecS SssSslsas Il -
pJvse puhlicst.nn ursNoey =. lSet
IAss puLiicaiips Eove0ber ~ 1seA
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-19
FoR
80 - - ssf,-s -s.s
DYSPEPSIA
or INDIGESTION use
DIR. FENNER'S
Dyspepsia Cure.

Some symptoms: uneasincss.
weight and tension over stomach.
1eartburn. sour stomach, bloaiing.
sour eructation, splitting iood, belch-
ag wind, offensive breath.
II you are sufferer from any o,
ne symptoms here given we wan
.nu to consider that when you take
his medicine you are not taking :,
preparation hastily gotten together
/, sell. but one evolved by many
ears of hard study and wide ex
,erirnec in private practice by a
,hvsician of recognized eminent
,ilitie'.
vfnor s,'is6ed after using one bot
70 refunded bv
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-19

THE PALACE DRUG STORE
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-19

Hsne RuIe In the 0laaatess Family.
The breeze blew fresh Ixte one aiternQQn
from the North German ocean up ths
Firth AZ We peoed this stone platform To-
gsthsv, Mr.. Glndstons talking. as his habit
wa~. with in,M,ense energy Hn the subtect
which ocsupied BIZ mind for the mon ent
The early autumn shadpws grew long. and
prasently Mrs. Gladstone appeared with :
wrsp, which abe put foupd hsr husbandsa
nsck, and NE WALKED on. a.stt 80
Al the end Of another half hour ahe
sams out Of ehe cassis. rsmipding her hus.
band that Il was late Hs snswered that
~ was simost rSaay 70 70, and again we
walked ON. Mrs. Gladstone waited sn4
soon said: lyon know. William, you hare
% soak tomossew, and Il IL very danH
Don's you think Sou ought 70 60 tnisss.
YTes," b ssplasd. j quite sims," then,
With ous of thoss sxpfsaaions Of humq3
- fssquans ON Ais fncs.os in his yolcA
said 70 na spftly. ..we viii take anosee
tnrn; To vfndieatD our indepsudence. ene
- dA. Thsa Mn Glqls>ope had -
way, aua Ne walksA hnsk % the bouss.e-
eesrgs ~. smailU II Hasper's A.saalnp
20 6epeeDoeS. ssss II s.a2.ss5lei SSsgs
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-19
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATToRM6vo.

w X. GIlsaDN.
Attorney and counr'ilur ut Law Rsnch ~
city ioafls And rs.ii erftte- VIII practice J.
etat.. or Il derni c.ttrt> RNm CtHtrs
hl'ek. Ia JIHta Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-19
PR1MT gR0.

Lsaders in Job Priusfng. RverythinG in ~
Our prices when We kns.w Whist yuu want.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-19

Attorneys AT Law. Special attention give,
Ia irrIdE.ltInn and ir,lbat.. law. La JuntM. Colo
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-24
Blut Iii ben geinen gum MufFuuen

Blut,in ben gsinetl gum MnfFauen
fommeii. ls.5
9lua psrnadldfiige man i'm Binter
bic Gufe Der pferbs nic1t; neil bic
9biere nibt orbeiten, glaubt mon
6ufeifen fparen Su f0nne1 unb laBt
bieie 5u lanae liegett.
\ Gs lit Der Winter aud cine gelegene
3eit, Giilten, bic i'm tldhffsn Griibiabr
3ur Nrbeit DerDenbet iperben foaen,
anaulernen. Magers ober plirh&ranfs
belt 5uriidsefomn,ene pferbe tDnnen
jebt beffere pflege srbalten unb pieber
IN gnten 3uftanb gebradAt tpsrben.
Mdn Derneibs iebot), einen iibermdbiz
Gen sSleif9an1aB bura au rei9liaes
ssyyutter Bel Mrbeitsmangel; itarten
5reifern gebe man besbalb etiDds pes
niger GDrnerfutter.
Ser Minter fann IN bisfer Weiie
I'M pferoeifau redt nubbrinseao au5z
gebeutet tperbert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-24
Gin fnappcS Gutfutittssctt.

Dantbare Worte seihrisben BON 6rau
Moa y. 0art pon Hortor. 6. g.: .@r=
frantic an einer lblimnen grtdltllns
tpelhe iih auf Die 9unsen ihlus;
0ulien fam oasu uno ring i'd hcnihwino.
iiidtig su iperben. 8ier Ner3te gaben
mid auf uno fa9ten, oaB id nur nod
tur5e 3eit gu leben baben uerOe. Sd
CAB mid ielbits meil,em grl0lcr alif,
boffeno. oab wenn i'd nidt bel nleinen
Jreunoen auf Groen bleiben t0nne, i'd
meme ablueienoen oben treffen meroe.
Semano gab meinem 8atten ben &atb,
Or. ainss 9ien DISCOVERY fir Gdmino=
iuht, 9ulfen uno grfdltuna 81 belbaf=
fen. SD madte einen @eriuh uno nabm
i'm @an3en aht Nloiheii. gs bat mid
turirt uno, @ott lei Eauf. ih bin i.Bt
ieine aeiunbe unb frditiae brnu. probe=
faiden frei in s. 8. Miller & Gobns
Mpotbete. &s9uldre @robe SO @ts. uno
$l.00. @arantirt ooer oer preis Su-
riiderlfattet. I
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-24
&artoTcist Oic 9nnptfelps
fruG)t.

Sll Der Nopembernummer bon = Mt=
@lure's Wasasil,e" iiObt 9r, Walorun
Die olt1ertuiiroiae Sbeprie, oab Der gSei=
sen Die ni6tislte Selofruht Der Welt
iei, um uno rdumt oer &artoffel oie1c.,
gbrfnplab Elm. IS meroen ilG.lltb ali
Der groe mebr als 1000 gRillionsn yu=
idel Gartoifsltl oeSoacn. ludbreno Gorn
Doer Wais nit 2600 Yul6el Die stpsite
ilno Der gBeissfl nit einem Sabrespro=
ouft bon $500 Milioneu yuldel erlt
Die brittle Gtele cinnimlnt.
Oinfittlib oes Gartoffelperbrauds
gelt Srlano irlmer nod allen anoern
Qdnoern pcraft. Sm Surbihnitt ber=
sebrt bort isoe perion jabrlidl l4G7
Pfuno Sartoifeln, mas nelr als bier
9iuno ani ben Sag madt. 3unGbn
tommt 9eutibionb init einen 9urh=
i9nittSperbrauh ppu 1900 Yfunb /; in
oritter @eibe lttben Die NieoerlallDe.
gu allerlebt tommt .Jtalien. in ipelhem
Qonhe idbrlih i'm Durdihnitt blob 48
= = uno Gartpfisln reri oeilt iperoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-24

baltise Soft unb epent. sSfolfrsn Donr
iibrigen @efligeI am plabs. bdrnit her
WeiterDerbreitliilg borgebeugt iUirb-
SdlieBlid fann bas seberanpien
burch paraiiten beranlabt tDerben-
Raf1sltlia mean bieDiibner nit 2dis-
len bebaftet iinb, burnpiihlen fie be-
ftdnbis bas @efieSer nit benz GehnG~
bel nnb fpmrnen 70 gang bon feellbffss ffeellbffss assFs
bas Gebernah5rupfen. peintibFc
Metnlinfeit bes @efliiselItalles nrsb
alles beHen, mas ban,tt 5lIammens
bdnst, iit baber erite pfliAt ieglihsn
Gefliisel5ii9tsrs. 3uasoitsn Tab Bite
Sbiere auh nit etnenl Musfhlas be~
baftet; Der 1ierburG fcrttoeDrenb er@
seugte Sudreis bsraalabt eoeHfaHS
bas 8efnappern nnD i4lieBlid Muss
siehen Der Tebern. Sn bielem Safe
empfeblen mir, Die feberloFen Ste0en
nit e;ftenr @emifh BON gleiaen ShetS
len perubalfam unb ungeIal5cneTI
Sdtpeinefett au betupfen, ober nod
beiIer, einsureiben. 9luh bas 8efreiS
Gen Der fablen Stellen nit / Eheit
Greofot a,tf 10 SDsile 5piritu5 iif
ernpfeblenspertb. Gttpatgs Paraiitsgr
perben buia OieIe Mittel perniAtet,
4usYGlag pirb gebeilt unb Die ltelteT
Sebsrn padien in gdloe piebsr nddl,
gelingt IS ni9t auf Die einc ober ars
bere Weife Der lIntugenb Serr 5lt iuers
ben. 10 TT Ghla9ten Der Sbiere bas
ein3isfte unb fiderite MitteI, i'm eiHer
meiterbarbreitung bpraubsussn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-24

lrlgt benz Jelley Wlds Bier fstlAe.
!. @rb iuiE atulusr sn eShubper. bifo6s
lOis gDrt bot i,unler melr DpriDt ipie
G3sfo." Sd lac. sshns. Mein Gtommsf
LOT Fh erum geortbr, iuie i'd iclie 3is=
ntlArts9sb6rt usn. ylumer EId) ben ae.
ldft, als ,uann i'd aQr fein Gsi.ih lln-
Ineritshn Debt. 9taO Z ileine Yell is
aabs Der Qilniperisltsbbsl Mcpreieter
ertia fonalne In t,ot iidb OH nlein Slid
ge1ekt iii bot nit slliD Ddnbs ihshfs
gt.polt. Sd fin atuiUer uffgsitanns
I'M ben mid an en- anners Gid aeieBt
nj ben geballest. .Nsbtsr, Gin. nj en-
notter gjids,e gIer."S Il Go idgt Der Gilps
lusriefebbel Yrpprsieter 5ll Den Weoes-
,ueiler, Sch, mas is Damn oas for en-
Ioff2. ys,ils, Ge, sr Seller mar aoh
elmer bon Die 0diie, NO .hei ben ggeoes=
iveiler isin Wpminsrifer Sud fonedtet
auar an no i'd off Ro6:S tein Suhs
'llebr for yebabt beli. Ter llnnerteb-
fer is aah tonlme M Oen ben i'd esn=
feline Wea getriet ah ben mid mob
{ toppelf Yier aeorosrt, ben mid ihpi.
for Gpeit Das eilalilsbc Hsbper brinae
4luilr un bRit MIDI add fpppsle Sir
aabrs georoert. jeoe for sebn Gents.l
Isl tca lul. 1d len reai gabrtenber
bolIsle made. Qpie's 10 ebaut Ell Illr
mar, op lin ia) all Die Waar 9nnge llu
BEN selaet. i'd mollt Iebt besabIe. SD
ben 10 ebaut en- balme Gahler oeoht
alpiper oente 6e emol op lfn ith 10 oar
lei @elo in mel Yafet gebabt, Tell bot
mid bod ,pcnig emberreli. Sh ben
9eiagt, ei fonm in bies BleGs tubmarre
In pei. %. no, bot Der gseoesuti-
Ter geIaat, init 10 Gettbiets DO made
mir forse Suil5ebn. S6entettndnner
fenue Sic ber Seller DO, ipp mid jebt
ldliete nlll9" so ben Die Ounhe all
.Noller" gehailert In 90 is Der Weoes=
iusiler binnis Die Bahr eraus tomue III
.bnt asbaIlert, Iii en-" So lin ie al
uff mid aeidumpt I'M Zen mid 10 oes=
fIoppt. oab id nit nenuBt len, fin ih
Ell ynb poer { Mebode. Mit Die Sits
but bic aanss Gidng u!f mid aeidmiile
III oanu bot Der Meoeslpeiler Die Sohr
ufsemadt,s bot Mid ell Sid in Die
pbenis aeume unb in Die Gptter ben
i'd gelese. sea ben i6 eetp no 3 .bt,
oab i'd en9liib getabft ben. bdtt ltD Die
ocitIbe Geneuitith gejnbit, oann mdr
ib I6ulr senuN nit in ben Srubel
fonme. 2tfuluer ne,umer nciNe, es tpa:
10 nit Die erid)te Qifiu, lup id uniNul-
oia trieet bell.un Den WeossUeiler min
i'd ibobn for fitis.
Mpnit id perbleilpe
Sbne Sbru lieiuer
Bbilipp S,auerainp pier.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-24
0oio aus pc,,, Ucmcrlanoc.

Nus BEN itrnen Generlanoe. Der du=
beriten 6iibipibe Don Siibamerita, 1T
Grantlin Stanton, Elm 5habgrdber, ber
bort an, Gtranbe ohne erobe Miibe aDl=
0enen Weminn gefunoen bat, nod Glere-
lamb 5uriifaeiebrt. Has Mser beiorat
bort Das 8olO1raben. Eie tuo9enoe
Yranblpla iuirft an bic Giilte einell
i6mar3en Ganb. Der beim Qlusluaihsil
eillen @olDqebalt pDr $l.80 allf bic
4Ianne ergibt. Bei beftiaen Gtiirnlels
lpirD cine 9roBe Mena, bieies @olOfan.
oes aus 0er Msersstisfe onfaeuiiblt.
NQlllpn bat ii nfl0srtholb So1ren
$l8, 900 @DlD Qeiammslt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-24
Nlein Iisbtr SER Meoattionar
gDie id 5enejl

Wle lO eAen
Motasn lsinl lin
frmme Op ben
id, pie Siltenfnen
|gebabt, in mei
|yett su fhniefe,
.initaus, baB
lnano ebbes Der
'pofl llotiiie f0at.
Sb ben aeiebll
nnR ME Gff1eh0S
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-24

Hos. $50 and 83S connect at Wellsville fnx
Eteubenyille and Bellaire. NOx. S3S and 14A
East. SCI
RsIMEEN RaYARp AND NEW PIN tApEIeHM.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-10
GERMAN SCHOOL.

II rs hereby made known that the UNDER
sioncd will open o German school Mon
dav. July II. at the building on Duane
street formerly occupied by Miss War
rem nB private school School hours
from . 10 i2 a. m. Parents wishing 20
send their children are kindly requested
10 call at 3Sj Twenty-seyenth street, or
!. Hnhn's shoe store for particulars.
REV. j. II. NlCOLAI
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-10
A CHILD ENJOYS

The pleasant flavor gentle action ana
,oolhing effect Of Syrup Of Figs, when In
need OF a laxative. and II the father or
mother be costlye or bilious, tho most
gratifying results follow rs use; no that
u la the best family remedy known ana
every family should have a bottle. Man
ufac,ured by The California Fig Syrup GO.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-10

|.u "- D. ..a I.g- with Mrs NJ FOX.
/ .h. .-u.-. mother
s.- sr- powder ,-e a.-
VNs7 you wan, ane 'ea. good coffee ana
spices Try Foart Stokes Co.
Eur.rr '.r.r. .. nruh1,'.
F.. .- .HH. s salmon were shipped
...' .-' nigh. .r fh. Whit. collar l.ne
Monday evening az Carnahan's hail A
a.l.m.- SOLE Guaranteed 70 please every
.ae.
Paxtoa's photos are on paper of hts
own preparation and are guaranteed no,
20 fade.
Mr. g. " cornwall and daughter Alice.
. VI c,,ham,t were visitors IN 'he ci'y
y.a--rIay
. WILD BDACKBERRIEs Leave your
orders Tor Wild b.ackberries with Ross.
/ Higgins & Co.
( pat, r,,n,,,
/ JUS received. fIl line u boys ana
p...-... u. 49,.
/ NJ y...-. r..... ...,.. ,,,. te,, ,, sal.
. la. ,.- ,-. ..... .... 49, r.,prp.l ID,
and pFD ct-gpAN,rs ara nlentlful and
rbe7p See pogs Higgins & co.
Louis Martin 4. 5u.I1.ng a sailing scow
ready sor launching l1 about a week
Jadg. T,v..- and Dr g.shop will deliver
lgdr..... during Obj. ,h3nksgiying sery-
root .o ,,- grrJ1yy ,odav for tooth
brrs}.s.. y,r- .,,.',. ,,,r Ia centa Charles
Roger druggist Odd Fellows' building.
~ 81 Mod General agent of IN. g.
., - Al ~ py .,d n - Rryoise.
...a, ~, ,t.. ~ ~ % Nv yer. I'm
. ..-...''....' '....,.,.r...
Z -.,,,,..- ,.a,,,,,,,,,.. ~, ,.le,y. deolctlnp
.,a t.sa a,d bIs,or, n, Astoria. and
-. -, 49, ,,,,, a,d oorntrv a, the
gya,,..a.. a,.,'a ~ s.,,ar,, ,,'r
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-10

of FISH had greatly improved. and fisher
men arc much encouraged.
Infants Null Hoods at Dunbars.
Agent Erickson will arrive from Port
land today
John D. MCGOWAN, the cannery man,
Is IN the city.
Fresh cream. strawberries and Ice at
Foard & Stokes Co.
GOOD Is CENT MEALS AT THE RIs-
Ing sun Restaurant
II snodgrass doesn't make your pictures
you don't get the best.
Nj K. Osborn went 10 Seaside es.erlay
ana Will remain over Sunday.
Mr-. j. So Grh,h- and daughter Laia,
of Port Townsend, are visiting In this
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-10

II you have hides. wool turs. RAGS,
bottles. lead. brass copper. sacks. or any
kind Of junk for sale. ship !, to r. NJ
CASTOR. lO5 Fourteenth street. Astoria,
oregon. or write him and ne will call a,
your place and Get q, HE pays cash
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-10


settled hy Mr ucndrlyksous withdrawal F.
ot the SWo deposited with the city treas
urcr and quitting the husmca,
Tho Womap's Rcucf Corps will glvc
hloomer social at Carpahaus hall Mon.
jay evening july ~ Evcyopo invited to
attend Admission 30 ccuis, including a
pair II hloomcrs
Tho regatta committee rvporH that
20 has uo, vyj received amy nov ideas a.
to rawrrs t,r lhy rrt1tA ANY ono
who thinks OF Hn attractive feature
sh'oN uVor, a, o0,c.
Marlr,r Ero.s ~ me Louvre. has en-.
raEtj two ot thc mos, talented artists
ON the coast Thcy viii appear az this
popular place ot 8muscmrU, FOR the nrst
tlmc ncN, SATURDAY nght /
\ shin WAS reported tom mrrs w the
river from the t8nt Yesterday. but uo,h- F.
ing WAS seen OF hsr by yhr lug which I.
cau,c IN yesterday ryrnIHs Sb, "a sup. .
posed Co no a N,.ey, bound north
The ladies NJ ,Ns Methodist church viii
s,vo tta ror tho chur,b runj Rt th- rsl-
jyncc 90 Mrs samuel Elmorc tuesday,
june ", from slo 3D. %. m Al ,ho rrcuds
90 the church arr cordially pv'cd,
Merchants should u1, f'rgvt thl, now
is the time TO work lor 90, farmers con.
Srcss Send each out ot youg customers
personal invitation which will bc FUR
u.Shri by ,bc Progressive association,
Tho Batlvy sisters appvJyyd 40 the
Louvre Tor ,hs ar., ume MH nlght In
Jhclr SONG and dance sp,cNlu's. They
Arr Hrs, class ln their TINE and were ap'
prycated by the crowd th1t was present
captain Robinson ot the nrIush ship
Garnet Hll reports having passed through
a very heavy uyph'ou bt sea between Eohc
and Yokohama. IN, ,rssr, escaped with
sght damages and %, loss oI some sails
Ayyn, Edwards 20 .he U'rtNwlck lumber
y1rl has been busy ,he lNst few jays
sending lumber tn various points adjacent
tn Astoria Yesterday a large syoW ,oad
90 lumber ,h.asl,s luI brick was shlppcd
ga oln,y
James b. wilson. earl Johnson. Chls
Hanson. seaside. E A. stephens wife
and family. Ia Grlndc. $. L. Morse. Il
Mcfarland. Portland. E. q. oliver, Fort
Stevens. j. u McGnwln. chinook, are
at The Murray.
The drs, through train from Portland ,o
Seaside over the 4 Il e.. road arrived
yesterday about p A IA. The train lrtt
Portland 40 s.M m Seaside travel up
20 the pryscn, has pcsn ught and may be
said TO have scarcely begun yet
II you have hides. wool ,urs, RAGS.
bottles. lead. brass, copper. sacks. or any
kind Of junk for sale, ship % TO Il. N
CASTOR. iO5 Fourteenth street. Astoria,
oregon. or write him and ne will cau al
your place and Get /, HE pays cash
Swedish Lutheru church-EnElIsh ser
vices 40 l1.n no services in ,nc evening
The pastor viii hold .ary.crs in swedish
"a; w.. and .n English 40 % m. 1t
Fort stevens sho1l house. J \ Ed
luDl pastor. residence go, = avenue
Their. OsIi nr meeting af thr Elmer
-,n.y corps 40 . ....r.s Monday li Res
.u. ptrors. and rI 90, 30. ladies lrv
requested .p .om. auJ bring with thrm
fH.r .hwa..- Twenty-Five nu.1 "r
u...nf.t- .ruup. OBJ. t1 H. made lt once
....H ....H Old. |.t. FRONT
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-10

The Womap's Rc'icf CORPS will glvc a
h,oomer social at Carnahan's hall Mon.
jay evening July ~ EvcWopo invited to
attend Admission 30 cents, including a
pair ~ hloamcrs.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-10

The hrsi through train grom Portland to
Seaside over the 4 i e.. road arrived
yesterday about 5ao M The train lvtt
Portland at ..1o a. N Seaside travel up
20 the pr,scn, has bcen light and may be
said 70 have scarcely begun yet.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-10

Tho ru'on,oWu stNop livoutr has been
settled ~ Mr ucndrlyksou's Withdrawal
ot the SE0 deposited with the city treas
urvr and quitting the huslucss.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-10

v-Ns7 you wan, fine Tea. good coffee ana
spices try Foarl s Stokes CO
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-10

The Bltlcy sisters appv0ryd 40 the
Louvre Tor tho dr.j ume las, n,ght In
yhcir song and dance sp,cNlurs They
an. first class ln ,hr,r TINE and were ap'
pryciaytd by the crowd th1t was present
Daily camera., 1898-02-23
Foolish Excess. Of pi.cipline.

The practice in some public schools
OF requiring the children, when moving
III body, to observe more than the
military rigidity of line, with penalties
for looking in other than 4 prescribed
direction, or for lifting the hand to al
lay facial irritation, reaches q climax
in the San Francisco schools. There
the boys, when lined up in front of
the school, awaiting the tap of the
bell, are required to stand with their
arms folded across their chests, exact
ly in the prison attitude. When they
move it is with the prison lockstep,
and between rows of nails driven into
the sidewalk, and woe be to the un-
lucky youth who steps over the line.
The criticism of the method comes from
detective. The boys, he claims, are
acquiring habit which in later years
will be a source of annoyance and a
cause of suspicion. Discharged con-
victs, the detective asserts, frequent
ly resume the prison habit of the lock-
step and the folded arms when their
minds are preoecupied, and to the vet
eran police officer the motion and the
attitude are as distinctive as the striped
suit.-N. Y. Post.
Daily camera., 1898-02-23
pro-a- .-ese words.

The following paragraph contains ex-
actly 100 words, and, if you wish to
have a little pleasurable excitement.
you will find it com paratively safe to
offer almost anyone SIS or $50, that is
to say Is or 20 cents a word for each
word in the paragraph, if he viii prom
Use to pay you 81 for each of its words
that he fails to pronounce correctly:
cleopatra, isolated in the oas:s, socn
became acclimated and had ample
leisure to contemplate all the economic
details of her inextricable sword. The
wound resisted the aEopathic MISC
gynist. who gave a courteous diagnosis
and humbly craved precedence for a
tiny idyl in the form of vase with an
aesthetic, acoustic apparatus. This told
news like book, but it might have been
dog living in squalor from the look
she launched at him when he wrote
down his address. She ate her break
fast and then fraternized with nation
al expert in appendicitis, who attended
the obsequies."' s."'.Criterion.
Daily camera., 1898-02-23
CHICAGO SPECIAL.

One Night. Denver to Chicago.
The Burlington Routes famous train
the Chicago Special. was restored Sun
day. February 9th.
1t leaves Denver at 10 a. m. (aftel
arrival of the D. & X. G. and Colorado
Midland trains from the West) reaching
Chicago at 2:I5 p m. next day-in ample
time to connect with the fast afternoon
trains for the East.
Chicago will be reached in twenty.
seven and quarter and New York in
fifty four and half hours after leaving
Denver.
The Chicago Special" is the onlv
"one night on the road" train between
Denver and Chioago-the only fast east
bound morning train out OF Denver-the
only Denver-Chicago train making close
connections at Chicago with afternoon
trains for New York. Philadelphia, Bos-
ton, Baltimore, and all other eastern
cities.
Its equipment consists of sleeping, re
clining chair, dining and smoking cars.
Meals are served on the European plan
you pay only for what you order.
The Chicago Special will be in addi-
ton to and IN no way interfere with the
Burlington's 'Vestibued Flyer which
will continue to leave Denver at o:5o p.
m, reaching Omaha at q p. m. the next
afternoon, and Chicago at $40 the follow
ing morning.
For tickets and full information call at
offices of come citing lines or write to G.
w. Vallery, general agent, 1880 18TH ST.,
Denver.
Daily camera., 1898-02-23
She Came to Study Farming.
=

Nine. Bokasen, RUSSIAN lady who IS
at present in America, studying the
farming. and dairy business. and who
is an expert in sunfower cultivation,
says she keeps farm for the special
rearing of the sunflower in her native
country. and that relative of hers was
the first to obtain oil from the seed.
She is resolved. should she find in the
states tract with soil and climate con-
ditions favorable to the growth of the
plant, to start the cultivation Of the
sunflower on an extensive scale. and
also to erect mills for the extraction Of
the oil.--Lcndon Echo.
Daily camera., 1898-02-23
brains and Climate.

The weight of mans brain has
nothing to do with his mental power
1t is question of climate, not of in
tellect. The colder the climate the
greater the size of the brain.-Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
Daily camera., 1898-02-23
EIy'S Cream Balm

contains no cocaine,
mercury nor any othel
injurious drug.
1t is quickly Absorbed.
Daily camera., 1898-02-23
Stockholders Meeting.

special meeting of the stockholders of The
Boulder Improvement and Development Com
pany will be held at its Office in Boulder, Colo,
on Tuesday, March Bird, A. D. 1898. at 10 O'Clock
a. m. for the purpose of considering tie ques-
tion of issuing its first mortgage bonds, of ac-
quiring certain pI opsrty, ofratifying the action
of its Board of Directors in the premises, and
for the transaction of any other business that
may properly come before the meeting.
RICHARD I. FULTON.
Boulder, Feb. 21, 1893, Secretary.
Daily camera., 1898-02-23
...C0nGt Results GuaqlBa..

Send to 4 ounces for an assay.
Assays by mail or express receive i'm.
mediate attention.
Highest cash prices paid for old gold
and silver, bullion. mates and furnace
products.
Buyers of all grades Of ore in large OF
small quantities.
Mines bought. sold and exchanged.