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The San Francisco call., 1898-11-14
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


 slO 0O0-ONE of Haywards choicest homes; 17l5 acres of land all in bearing trees. II acres of which prunes. balance apricots and of rooms and bath;. barn, chicken houses. chickens horse carriage; all farming tools; house completely furnished sold years ago for ST, coo cash; 10 minutes walk to electric and center of town. Owner, 454 Ninth st., Oakland
 160 ACRES of good grain land; latest improve Inents and beautiful home for family h. quire grocery, 174S Larkin st., COT. Jackson. FOUR acres we'll improved; l mile from Peta- luna: cheap. Address box 472. Petaluma-
 PROPERTY WANTED. WANTED-Frorn 2 to 15 acres of improved land. within 30 miles of city; state particu- lars and price. Box 1537, Call office.
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CARPET CLEANING.


 CITY Steam Carpet-cleaninS Work5-Cleans, moves, lays carpets. c. H. STEVENS Mgr, 3S and 40 Eighth st.: telephone South 2oO WHEN you become disgusted with poor work send to SPAULDING'S $ Pioneer Carpet beating Works. 353-57 Tehama st. tel $. 40. CARPETS cleaned at Sc per yard; laid at Sc. STRATTONsS. 3 Eighth st; tel. Jessie 944 J. E. MITCHELL Carpet-cleaning Co.,, 24O 14th st; cleaning, Sc per yard; tel Mission A. CONKLIN'S Carpet-beating Works. 2S3 Golden Gate ave: tel. East 126.
 ADVANCE Carpet-Cleaning Co.,. 4o2 Sutter st.; tel Main 394. GEO. WOLCOM. Proprietor. WEEKS news for , cents-The Weeklt Call. in wrapper. for mailing.
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 MIME. HANSON, palmst and card reader; past present and future; 25c 14S Sixth, rrl' lo CONSULT the lucky medium 25c. S491z Minna street.
 MIME. RAVENA reads life fuently business advice; names given: 25c up. Fourth st. MIME ETHEL GRAY. scientific palmist, clair voyant and card reader. 104sA Market st. MIME. SYBLLE, cradle to grave; future hus- bands picture, 25c; ladies. 914 O Farrell st' MRS. B. BAUMANN, the well-known fortune teller, has opened office at 3l5 Q Farrell st.
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A. B. GALLAGHER Mrs. H. J. GALLAGHER HENRY J. GALLAGHER CO.,.
 Successors to Flanagan & Gailagher), FUNERAL. DIRECTORS AND EMBALstERS.
 20 Fifth st.. opposite Lincoln School. Teiephone South SO.
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This Price small portion bargains
.Shanahan Brothers,
$50 Commercial Street, Astoria Oregon

kun river steamers ,l So Ml,harls. ls a
peculiar looking craze WITH quite h.a.
,ory She WIS huHI ip England gor Hy
fruit trade 3t the West indian ami south
American ports. she lyO iyrn Mass.
with Ups,an crew February trr tho
Pacific coast. Via the straits NJ Magellan.
and has been ln these waters since May
o. She picked up two more men 40 san
Francisco f1r thr Alaska trip and nnw
has aboard q general cargo ~ freight
principally stores l1r mnis companies
ON her decks iry Two steamers for use on
tho Yukon one. ,hv Arcade. twin.
screw boat. was huli l'r = T. Wurmsr
The other thr Jennie Is. ls strange
craft 1uI hla attracted very much 1'.
trnuun She s small stern wheeler
lnr Navigating thr INLAND streams ot
Alaska fnr prospecting PURPOSES The
wheel alH an appliance and la 500 arranged
that when thv paddles tr, removed q
htVsar uIu hv attached fnr pulling the
vessel m bats She ,s very Ntt b'Hum'l
ana draws eight Inches Ht water Tho
hllt was built ! U Decker a graduate
1f Cooper linton and 10 nurl out Cor b
Ut. years. cruise UHr provisions ami
sfHr,. 1871. 10, .nv,I 900 To- Fr1W. sIaH 900 th.
Thompson THE Jennie Is haa mluF con.
s.u.,u,rs far tglH, who lrr 90 Tive upon
Dor lnl VU hr lighted aHI heated
huurHDuf uy rl..'rH,y shr hle many
DOW appliance cor mining Including q
I Lancaster cor, drlIl which draws h.N.
.H.a ,.r, rhr IrH w,.shs I.'o pound
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goil and that 9, gpmrs Ia srcat'7, mca''
urr only as 10 comics tn ghc hrsr7l uun.
urr
4 Hrsi class boom should follow An
early ending ~ tho war The United
state, Will lakc charge ot cuba rho
Sandwich tslanib tho pNIllpplucs and
PORTO Rico Then the Panama canal Wul
bc nu,ahcd. our standing army Increased.
and an this means an unlimited n,ld 'nr
labor aui enterprise.
speaking ~ the Anircr expedition an
exchange sruana Somewhere thr a.fi-
lrs snow covers an that 10 mortal ~
,bcm nr the dark. cold waters siyra lhrm
d winding sheet Ten lp ono An1rrr has
married an Esquimo. squatiri uu quar-.
Tor section ~ l,.hcusn and 'n Twins f'i
au bear bacon and bmbh'r llc may Doc
aspiring Go tho presidency 20 norlh'rn
republic and iemi'ns ha party Win
promises ~ cab.nr, positions Anlr,o l7
u1 fuol
Tho pnwrr vlll doubtless interfere i'
stop tho war loo du, season uu, whore
PHI, good ln opportunity o. had GOO tr7'
maIrru utf.lah.pa nui tactics they uo
reluctant tr spoil o.. \ rs battle Will
probably take place spon Many Span.
arls viii likely br Killed lu n,l DO DO
ilk,y io bo a yrrOiablc ryel1ur ot shot
rhrI. dynamite and rlppi Tho hln1i
wll duunurvs rr nu Spanish nlp1j %
.- assumed 900 h.sh authority ihl, B., i7
almost certain 'b nr 1u American victory
Tb,n rbe ppwru may interfere to atop
IHr var
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-23
WISE AND OTHERWISE

The American eagle was no years Ola
last Monday
Even the teachers NJ morality who are
not In the trust are dcspigcd
Wire buslIos are again coming into
vogue Would not the suggestion be-
timely that 1t bee live wire
The InIquily Of the fathers Is surely
being visited upon the children of tho
fourth generation in Spain.
a democratic exchange told the truth
last week by reason Of q Typographical
error IT explained the matter away In
tho next issue.
II is anything Dut patriotic 10 use OK.
prcsslons, names ana scenes that arc Inn
mOrtallzed IN warfare az cyc-catchcrs 10
further the ends Of business
If lngcrsoirs suggestion were adopted
It would likely put an end to wars Then
what 10 waste Of the munitions Of war
would accrue. what a vast field for n-
ycntiyc genius would be- blottcd out Just
Ike the old intidcl,
Steak Spanish SIN maintains nt Astoria
restaurants one fellow Is said to have
asked recently Are the dead Spaniarda
shipped here In cold storage, or ls IL true
that the immense quantity Of pepper In
their systems Is the preserving nRcncy2
II is to be hoped that Bryan will get
u chance TO distinguish himself He can
make a better campaign for the prcsl-
Il In In, Ia
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Dress Goods Department.

-. wv, ~. hal, n.,,I. l,,r.,t,
-. ,..,,,,.... ,....,,,.,, ,,,,,., o, can't,
,,,.,,,,,.. n,.... suitIps,. regular prrc
o, cent.
NJ I'D cen" P'r N"'"' 4" P'''' '''' -
W'N'' ''''N' '"''''N'' WV "'''" q"
per N''''
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rNprR TWO FLAGS

ON n,,, Monday nigh, toe popular eas'-
rrn stock company. thc Jousoy Marvin
CO.. numurfrs fourteen pcpplr npon a
week. engagement al l1ahera opera
Iaurr n ihr -plrnid tlurarl comedy
dpmp Under rva rlasa 4 iramaIlza'
uun uf uu.Ja'a celebrated novel 40 tho
play i,tls Nlth army NO % BE- sll tho
more utrrrs,ug 'uul NOW \ number OF
up.r,-lAlo sps.siucs. illustrated 'nnEa
etc.. Wiu tr introduced 1urinE thu play.
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greatly improved by a handsome coat OF
paint.
A cantata will be given az the Methodist
church by The children on the evening OF
July l.
H. ", uJlu''u' '''' s'''s 'e's"t as-s
oi 1iis Du'''iis''" ''u'e' was III Tue c''s
yesterday
FaA'oh pno''s are on paper oi h's
own preparation ana are guaranteed not
70 laue'
- a.. -. H,- -
e-arsan ya'-s,-.' = '''' ~ W" ''' '''' ''''''
% ios,1 '',, - ..,, p5t' 49, no,,
yaa., yI 10, Ias. .,,,h. J,t -' a. '''' ''' W
''''''' ~
Mrs Gearhart will entertain the w. c.
C..,-.1. -, ,.'e ,,,,.' o '-,'' ''''9 ' ' '''''
rs .,,,.,,, -. .,..-.,.... -, ,he
-. t, ......-.-. ,.,l A..
IN LnsIhe House no. 2
me HeaIHaTl FdIh h'lsl VIII Oe opeHeN
the coming season uhNeF the management
New crop dried fruits, new crop raIslns,
1gs and assorted nuts--al, extra fine quail
lty. at Ross, Higgins & Co.
Don't forget that on Sundays there Is o
special train leaving Seaside for Astoria
at 4 O'Clock In the afternoon.
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Domestic Department,

AZ A., p"r yor ono yard wide TN
''""'n'N N"N""' "'"' 1"''N {" N''"A ="
each customer regular rr''' Z cents
Al A. rrnls prr yard. ono yard Wide
good quality. nDclchcd Muslin. 90 yards
B, each customer
.... ..,,.. ,.,,., ,,t,.... ,,,,i,
y, u, ,.,,,n 40 t,,.I,,. m,,,h,l Nus.
AZ.
.-,. ...,.
o." ''' a..
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sEwI>..LEssoNs

Madam Mol Ross has decided go give
r.tnr l,s-.ua uu 'htro days loo each wook
until further no'l.c Mnnilys Wvdnoa-
itya and Fridays rhs viii give young
grla especially an excellent chance dur
ns The vacation season Co iraru ,ho ART
of Hur sewing There viii b. tw5 classes.
ONO .ur ages between , ari % Hni mo
Other from 30 up Terms rcas1nhb.'.
For par.glats call 81 Cs Commercial
streuit
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Hosiery Department,

Al /, cents each odd lot lndlaa corsetsi
worth 10 cents
AtSl.s, pair, Ladies' ras, ulack Hose,
At 10 cents pair Chudrcna fine ribbed
fast black hose, all slsoa, worth iic
A o ccnla each. lAdlcs' Sleeveless sum.
mcr vests, worth 10 cents,
Al cyn,r each. llommcd.sliiohcd Hand.
kcryhlcrs, regular price 10 cents
A 80 cents each Mons Summer naDbrlE-
san undorshlrts
A 90 ccnIa pair, Meme Heavy col'onade
rants. regular prlco iloo pair
A 81 each. Mems Az Wool natural color
undcrshrta or drawers. regular price
tl5O each
At cents each. Mcn'a Heavy rwtlsd
Nosligco oysrrhrtn. worth 70 cents
ATS cents palr. extra heavy Cotton soI;
worth s cents pair,
4, 10 cents pair. Mons Heavy Fast mack
Cotton soS. regular price - cents pair,
A. ,,nt,. Mems working Gloves. worth
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-tt han taken "a tuns uiro 90 locate tho
Spanish ships aai one ciut'n
Yes" frpllri the other "bu' heres
sumr satisfaction IN rcno'tlnE 'Ut when
Wc du svl thvm located a great many arc
likely 90 remain in that nr.Ehu'th'"i for
several rvuiurrs
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TIE MopEnN nEArTY-

ThrIvcs on good food and sunshine, with
plenty of exercise In the open air. Her
form glows with health ana her face
blooms with It's beauty. X her system
needs the cleansing action ot q laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasant
Svrup Of rgs, made hy the California
fug syrup CO. only
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AROUND TOWN.
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY.
II but the way be straight,
1t cannot go amiss,
Before me lies the dawn and the day
Victor Hugo.
Try shilllng's Best tea and baking
powder.
Sweet cream 1Oc a pint at the Spa.
Best ice cream at the BOnbOnniere.
The tug Relief is laid up cleaning boil
ers.
Cream 10 and 15c per pint. Parlor Candy
Store.
Infants Null Hoods at Dunbar's.
Try Golden Gate compressed yeast at
the Parlor.
Fresh cream. strawberries and ice at
Foard & Stokes Co.
II snodgrass doesn't make your pictures
you don't get the best.
When you want fine tea, good coffee and
spices try Foard & Stokes Co.
Empire Corset at Dunbar's.
Keep your eve on the farmers conven-
ton to be held in Astoria July 20 and p.
Mr. c. f. Overbaugh, travelling freight
agent OF the Q. r. & N, is a visitor in the
city.
C. II. Cooper's store front has been
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OFF TO ruE WAR


Astoria. June D Editor N7turiHu I am
/ mot sulng lo ,hc wtr just now uut VIII
stay at home luI complain Ana why
/ shouldn't I. n wo sthy.at.homrs are p'y.
/ Ius r,r Jh, cost lf This thing with the ira
/ We drink and other drinkablys ana cate
ihlrt
| Sow tho particular matter ! have ''
write about is the extraordinary ease pt
| sending troops 20 Ahnlla by way of San
Francisco. instead NJ hy way or Astoria.
! Let ua look ut Il seriously Here Is
] Fort stevens and Fort Cnnhy fnr lo-
cations nt which Co mobilize The troops.
| There are no better dtrs on tho coast
Fort stevens can bc reached direct hy
| rail. and the cmharknuon mad" direct
! from there on the very largest ocean
steamers or battle ships that ilnat Soc
undly. there IN the cost Of getting tho
troops from the cast, Judging from the
rates now charged passengers, tho cost
/ NJ getting each soldier from any eastern
! state 10 Astoria would uo $3.50 lcas than
! from the same state 10 san Francisco.
| Thirdly. there ls the matter of c"nllng
| the ships, and In that again We can show
| "a large saving ln cost over san Francisco.
Good steam GOALS can bc put ON board
tho transports 40 Astoria, 10" iona or
more per day. at s. per ton In such lots.
| whereas the same Conls would cost 81
per TON aboard In san Francisco In the
same size lots.
| Flour ana bacon supplies would be- fur'
/ nlshod lower than AT snn Francisco,
| Any other HupplicR required To bc brought
| from the east would cost no more than IN
| San Francisco, because the freight To
! Astoria ls precisely the same nH To san
| Francisco. And no lot Ne sum ny and see
| the result In comparative cost for 1900
lroops carried In twenty steamers Of vnrl'
oug Sizes and kinds for The two main
| ,trms NJ coal aud railroad transportation.
cost via san Franclsoo'
Transportation, say from Chicago,
tn san Frnncaco. lowest obtain.
able rntcJ, 1000 mon at S32 5Ou.., ,S32i,OO1
Coal for twenty ahlps, 1000 tons
each. 10000 tons, at San Francisco,
t7m .ulO,OOO
Fatal .................,...............,FlGj ,FlGj,OOD
| Contra. Cost via Astoria, oregon,
Transportatlon from central east
crn point, say from Chicago, to
Astora by American railroad
llncs, 10000 men at t23 dhc pres
cnt rntc ,,,,",',''''''''''''''''' 'F4"''V''
coal for twenty ships, as above
9o ooo tang nj s5......,..............,. 10000
|
Fatal .S33OOOO
b
Balance in favor Of Aslorla.,,,.,Sl ,Sl31OOO
And this Is about what the saving
! would have been to Uncle Sam II he hhd
mobllIzed and embarked the troops for
the Philippines at Astoria instead of nt
! San Francisco The cost Of other items
| aside from coal and transportation being
about the Same on the average AT Astoria
ns at San Frnnciaco.
But aside from all this, 1t Is due Oregon
that some Of the troops should be mobll-
lzed here nt least and while all Of this
! sl35 900 can not be saved to the govern
ment and more troops are to be for
warded let us try TO get tho facts be-
fore the proper parties and get few, at
least, Of the transports to be loaded AT
| Astoria
TRANSPORTATION STUDENT.
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Made Right! !

SchilltngS Best baking
powder does its work as we'll
in the wetness of Japan as
in the dry heat of Arizona
or Mexico, the cold Of Mon
tana, and the gold fever of
Klondyke. sls
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rrom Portland yesterday IN tow Of the
steamer Marta aud dovkrd ou the south
side ot the q. r.. \ y wharf She will
leave out for san Francisco at the earliest
opportunity
Tho weak and sore back, ctc, nom
which 50 many women suncr SO much,
may bc easily cured at home pr RrIcI
$40 Commercial street, has received sro'
clal instructions m the treatment ~ such
troubles and will certainly givc satls'ae-
tlcn
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-23

The Thompson brough, down yesterday
morning small quantity oy hluybacks
gor Elmorr's c1nncry from Portland.
caught 40 the Cascades George 4 Rarkrr
also received a large consignment ~ blue
backs from the same steamer from Eu-
rska. the latter being g,ll ne, nsh caught
between Eureka and 81 Hclcns Tn, up-
river Is reported go hy literally alive wl'h
blueblcks and the statement Us lulh1r'.
lively made th1, there ls absolutely a
greater run ot blu,h1cks this season than
has been known f1r ,en years.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-23

Those who dcslrc 20 subscribe ror seats
at the commg rhuharmoui, concert and
have hcsu overlooked hy the c1nvassrr
can hc accommodated 10y lcAvins their
namys and addresses 80 th, \s,oran ot'
nee Tho price ot seats has boon hN'd at
50 and as ccutS.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-23

The Astoria Progressive Commercial as
ISOLATION has sent a letter TO Mr. y. A.
seaborg inviting him 10 rebuild his can
merry at Astoria ins,ead Of llwaco, where It
was recently burned
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PeTcales At DunbAr's.

PeTcaler At DunbAr's.
II you want drugs or druggists sun
dries, 20 to Rogers. He carries a full as
sortment OF everything in his line Mail
orders attended 70 promptly. Rogers
druggist, $50 Commercial.
II. W. Goddard W. F. Jeffers. II. Miller,
a. C. Spencer and wife Portland: Lieu
tenant Morton and wife. Fort Stevens; S.
NJ seelIgsohn, Philadelphia; W. II. Darr,
Lincoln, are at the Occident.
Another one Of Fish Commissioner Nc
CURES marked salmon. having the adj
pose fin cut Of, was received AZ ElmOre's
cannery yesterday The fish weighed q
pounds and was a fine specimen.
The rivers will remain nearly stationary
or fall slightly for the next several days
From Friday the fan will become more
marked. mere Is absolutely no danger
Of a further material rise this year
II you have hides, wool, furs rags,
bottles, lead, brass. copper, sacks. or any
kind Of junk for sale, ship Il to T.. NJ
Castor, l05 Fourteenth street, Astoria,
oregon. or write him and he will call at
your place and get II. He pays cash.
Plaid Ribbons at DunBa.'..
A pure whlskey agrees with any food
in fact aids digestion. 1t tones the stom-
ach, increases the flow Of the gastric
juices and so promotes strength and flesh.
A pure whlskey llne Harper Whlskey.
Sold by Foard e. Stokes Co., Astoria, Or
! G. &. Cooper, l.. Allenhoff, $. B. Hunter,
Portland; =. f. COppinger, Boston; G. II.
Wheeler. Nehalem; Sidney Soule, a. f.
Elliott. San Francisco; II. c. Allen and
Iamily, TillamoOk. are registered at The
Murray.
! In the circuit court yesterday the fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of: Otto Duff
ner vs.. William Llvernch, judgment and
decree Of foreclosure; w. f. McGregor
VS. NJ. Nowlen, demurrer overruled and
submitted.
st. Agnes guild Of Grace church will
give an entertainment at the residence
Of Mayor Bergman next Wednesday after
noon and evening. There win be a sale
of fancy handerchiefs and tea. These
entertainments never fail to attract a
crowd.
The o. & c. ferry boat, which is being
towed to San Francisco, arrived down
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At the special meeting % the council
yesterday afternoon the ordinance ap-
proprlatlng SS5 60 pay l., Lchcck tor
the construction ot the crossing on
Seventeenth and Commercial streets was
passed. Couuclmyn BrlN and Goddard
voting "No" The matter OF thr Eleventh
street sewer was. ON motion. laid over
until the next REGULAR meeting
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-23

The committee of merchants having In
charge the raising of funds for the reglt-
IA feels confident that the funds viii bo
forthcoming even II times are little
close just at present Now IS the time
Of all times for Astoria 10 make a show
ing The year lsgs is making history for
Astoria. Not 20 take advantage of the
tremendous opportunities offered to place
this city In prominent position before
the country would bee suicidal. The re-
gatta. like the farmers convention. the
| ola fashioned Fourth Of July celebration,
and other similar events, will az least let
the public know that the people at the
mouth Of the Columbia are on deck
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The Elihu Thompson, which arrived
from Seattle yesterday to tow the Yu-
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Two vags giving the names Of ]. Gal
lagher and William Williams. were up in
the police court yesterday and fined 81
each William Kinney. arrested for being
drunk, was fined s..
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-23

The big lumber raft built al the mill Of
lnman Poulsen & co., Portland, Is cx-
pectcd to arrive down the river at noon
today in tow NJ the tugs Monarch and
Rescue The raft Is 3H feet long and con-
tans $4,000 feet Of sawed lumber. II
Is bolted with iron bolts ana was de-
signed and built under the supervision of
Mr. lnman. Its construction IS considered
safer and II can be tOwed with more
succd than the log RATS which have been
towed from Stella 10 San Francisco on two
occasions without meeting with accident
The Monarch and Rescue are towing II
down the river at the rate Of five miles an
hour and as soon az It reaches the
ocean It viii be tOwed at the rate Of three
miles an hour The successful towing Of
the raft will be watched with interest by
all millmen, as II IL the first experiment
" an enterprise that will largely take
the place Of lumber shipments by vessels.
Another raft built on the same plan Is
being constructed by the North Pacific
Lumber CO. and will be tOwed to San
francisco IN September If the present
raft makes the trip successfully The
raft win be towed out today II the tide
Is favorable when Il reaches here. It IL
expected to reach SanFranciscO in seven
days.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-23

The W. c. T. L. will give a "Gunpow1er
Tea NJ the home of Mrs Gearhart
Thursday afternoon. June 2. All are In
vited A novel program has been pre-
pared.
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ToDAY's WEATHER.
Fair weather.
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FRANK Suprenaut. OF the Nehalem val
ley. who was 90 town yesterday stated
the prospects for good crops In MS Sec
tlJu are most excellent
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-23

pictures and will make valuable souvyu-
. irs. Postmaster Wise expects his supply
this week.
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FIRSTLY In the mmensy and variety of the stock to be clio
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George Holmes. who has been held In
the county ial under $50 bonds on a
charge " assault, with Intent 10 Kill
Frank Rcdnor at Warrcnton, succeeded
In furnishing the bond yesterday and was
liberated. Ills brother William Holmes
held under SaO bonds Tor the same oncn7e,
Is sull In jall
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II but the way be straight,
It cannot go amiss,
Before me lies the dawn and the day
Victor Hugo.
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II you want drugs or druggists sun
dries, 20 to Rogers. He carries a full as
sortment OF everything in his line Mail
orders attended 70 promptly Rogers.
druggist, $50 Commercial.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-23

II you have hides, wool, furs. rags,
bottles, lead, brass. copper, sacks. or any
kind Of junk for sale, ship Il to r. VI.
Castor, lO5 Fourteenth street. Astoria,
oregon. or write him and he will call at
your place and get It. He pays cash.