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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08

Seems ike ever tune the brook ninEs Is
-, Jest like the one u sung
Nlgh century eFo. when ttel grand
sire yet wus young.
An I'd swear-or mighty near it-'at the
same old whippsrWln
Al ! heard when bat q striplin. grumblea
In the thickets aulli
II q ionesome-but rs worser when a
. Teller feels. somehow.
lie has been a sort er failT'e, a. I'm
'hiqs aiy rS Sli'; y Yotas ' -
IT we'd had some = - chancss-had
some heftisr ticks put III.
~ a-wOndrin why 10 ali folks omar.
tunlfiea don't come
LiAe Nop9lyou's an some others At have
Ia. made the ereai world hunt
''Nt usr .omethin' ats conaolln' IN
Al with God the humhlsst toller. though
ne iaiia, viii have = show.
iiines II hard, but thoughts ls plenty"
Il the way Fomstines think.
Nhsn 20 20 stlrrin' airy while the ~.
We stars yet blink.
an ! stand upon the gallery In the H.
Lookin' on the FIELDS whar' 'giorle. il A.
iNinin' round the corn.
an ne cows out IN the barn-lot stand
whsry , ~ round The bars
49,, IKE fioWly-fadln' stars
III y seems az ever bein' have ever
knov'd an loved.
An NE scenes when they wus Twin. lest
beyond my hand-grasp mOves
IN re M, eeaaIs in the graveyard whar' ny
L. liile baby lies
neg he fiiy nov II Iivin'-sofiIy eatblrds'
Jest a. have heard 'em slngin' 'monr.t
a., ne apple-treea a-sfir.
"hsn dueindy n me Wua younger. an
tne little boy wus here,
An he slumbered IN his nightgown. In IA.
,,. cradle, cute an strong
WIN Lucindy nKin' breakfast me a.
heipin her along:
NJ lth strange none talks about ser,
.. when the catblrda sing al dawn
ihy1Eh they're both forever Will me A
~ summers dead and gone.
Rising up shove The hlll-tou. n. IL.
/ go brew King % old
shaddeny servants noddin' round him In
his chariot Of gold
0O fobdiIn ' sa,, Ps,nti fingers dOwn'ards.
IN me spots Lucindy set en- with her ovrn
industrious hand. '"''
While the bees drons long an meller out
,. among the Wild perfumes
I ihl you mink some dsathless HYMN l.
=, Nhnfled ln the clover hiooma
W az prayers % the departed havsr
aomers 10 the air,
bringin' hope 10 faintin' .plrits-, l,.,,..
q Eden FUR an fair - ."''''
les. The countryside n lonesame-worrer
Nneh you feel somehow
you're a failure ard fercrfrd ,. f,,, .,,..
er feeln' row. '''"'
- church at gives back echoes when
An no lfeachers voice Il heard
-" MsIid seems full er msm'rIes
20 Nhisperin' each like one afeareS
Guess they's times we all feei nine An q.
,., thinkln what We might ~ bssg
TT W hsd some futher chancrs-hna
some hefiicr iicks put in.
But thar'a somethiuf thaf'a cor.,tt-. q.
ccusidcrin' also, F"
~ Win God ne humhlest folier thouvh
ne TAILS, may have a show.
WIN y ~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08

A tortoise weighing 500 pounds 10 q.
most large enough 70 satisfy any one 10
search Of curiofitles.
This IL the weigh; Of The monster
tortoise which the Hon. Walter ru.ha-
child has imported from Maurlflas and
placed In the London Zoo The new
arrival Is supposed 20 be abe. 100
years old. though iis history can BE-
traced Tor only $50 years. during which
period u was owned by branches %
the same family The tortoise II about
i've feet six inches from head to tail,
over the curve of Is she'll II eai-
eabiages and coarse tables
very fond q caH9iAMo
bic 10 H1V wfr
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08

Baron Krupp, the great German iron
master, uses for visiting cards very thin
sheets OF rolled iron.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08

I NIfff life a.
aorfeT lonesome
loeklu az ia ans
way
lch the same Old
nabors paaaln
fayin howdy
ever day
Ime Old hills IN
sun an ahadder.
fame Old road a.
leadin' down
roaf the creek an
~ the meadefa.
on'ard 70 the III
fla town
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08


and mild
waves DER thy head. when shall Il
Above ny ehlldT
It's a sweet flower. set must
It's bright leaves 10 the coming tempest
bow.
Bear mother. us thine emblem. dust
Il on Thy brow.
And ! could love 10 de:
To leave untHated lifes dark. bitter
streams
by thee. az srrt In chndhocd. ~,
Aud share ny dreams.
Ana ! must llnger here.
." .iain the plumags u my sinieas years.
anu mourn the hopes 20 childhood
dear
Win bitter ioars
~. ] must linRer here.
lonely branch upon withsrd tree.
whose last fraii leaf untimeiy ssre
Went down with thvsi
or from iife's withsrd bower.
~ fuli communion with the past. I turn.
- muse on thee the only Hover
Ia memory's urn.
ANA. when me evening pale
h'"s' IKE a mournef. GA the dim. blue
wave.
stray to hear the nlrht-winds wall
Around thy grave.
Wherv b. Thy spirit nownf
Ee9s above-thy look a. lmagcd there:
! listen-and thy gentle tone
il On the air
~, come. While here ! pfsss
ht brow upon thy grave. and. IN those
mild
Ana thrilling tones ~ tenderness
Hess. bless ny chiid'
ies, bless your weeping child.
Ahd Der thine urn-relirion'a hol.et
shrine
-, give his spirit Undecided
To blend with thina.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08

I'm size This Ia BY no means The
heaviest Of these creatures known. Mr.
Roihfchld imported one 50 years osd
which weighed $50 pounds and VA
fiill growing when II died. TIL
great torioises we're At one time ",
numerous around the Aldablan groul,.
but the number is now greatly &c.
duoed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08
TALMAGE'S SERMON.
LIKE THE STARS" LAST SUM-
DAYS SUBJECT.
from the Test. Daniel AZ. o. They
That Turn Many To Hightsoas-
Hsss shsii shine 90 49, starr Forever
and Eter."

VERY man has a
th0uEand roots and
q thOuHan d
branches His roots
reach do " n
through all the
earth; bis branches
Gpr1ad through al
the heavens. Tie
speaks with voice,
with eye. with
hand. with foot.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
SOME GOOD STORIES FOR our
JUNIOR READERS.

y" for One" story for the Little
"nss-A short sksteh from Nsturai
Hisiosy-A Poem on 0randfathsr's
Heterie.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08
"A niaeh melr~ Id. rnr,.ns-

The story Of the Black Hole OF Cal.
euia Is familiar to all the world
writes Walter Besant. wonder hos
many people have heard Of a nj, -
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08

tiny hold. dark. and wllns-
ton. They then nailed down the
way. This done. they paid no ke
the stuffed cries and the knocki1.
their miserable passengers but
them down below. In that crowded
without air light or water the
Of that night In the mo-nlnR'
the storm abated. they opened
haiehway and LEI out all Who surF
Out Of the 40 men who vent
alive ilto the hold. there we're
seven dead. OF the rest. somo
deliriona end raving. some were ~
OF this AWFUL tragedy. this night
suffering unspeakable. not much
tice was taken. the captain vas 4
for murder because one body SHOW
bruises. hut the case broke down:
quartermastcr. who was. a. far a.
can understand the story. wholly
sponsible for the calamity. eacaf
without so much as an inquiry or /
ensure Of the jury. or a court marti
II was a noble time-that Of the 10
WARRIOR the common soldier. the 60
mon sailor. the common workman.
anything hat was common. mean. l
protected. or poor Buffalo III
Press.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08

The rich fool trowns on one half the
world. and enyIes the other half.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08
RELIGIOUS READING.
RELIGION AND REFORM ALL
ovER The WORLD.

christianIiy aud Modern Iife Hounds .f
Right Mourning Greatest Ts1i In the
Hibis-chariiJ and Fsri,sar.aee a.
ny Mothers Grave.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08

Nv trembling dow
drops fall
Upon the HhItillg
q 10 sra lik .
souls az rest
The stars shine
EloriouEly, and
al
Save me, are best
Mother. ! love thy
gravel
The violet. with IT.
bio SONS ilus
and m ID
head when shall II
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08
sailing vessels. MI
several days. TbA
naaaenaara- rrn nrI,A.

we're put on deck for their
we're naturally fn.shsd IN a -
long before the vefseI reached
aey. There they took ~ . lIttl
water. and set sail 70 cross u
mel. But a gale arose. II wa<
sary, AZ least the skipper <l9
order "a navigate the shlp. u
narrow decks should be kept n,
..i.sssIsiQre. forced the whole Of
-i20 49, NR----l,e,oH {,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08

HoIe. almost a. if4<1<
lts dreadful part a sr>s|
home Il sas Ia the ge1
certain militia rezImtpf
Somerset Feneib|cs. ihf1
Jersey. was discharged
naturally. we're anxIen< %
fOon a. possible The q.
therefore among esbtF ?
agreed with The Skipper
craft o. 50 tons. namsd 4
Elizabeth. 70 convey 10 ~
Southampton. Tho QuaF1<f<
pears to have made Ic kind
es 20 the fitness Of lhs "a.
carry 80 many passan9z'
possible contingencies ~
cfowdlng or bad ueaiAfr
stIpuIated that the boat ezor
board a supply q water 81
the voyage. which. In .iicn
sailing veaaaIr. M
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08

Seems ike ever tune the brook nlnFs Is
Jest like the one 10 sung
Nlfh century efo, when Nfel grand
sire yet wus young.
An I'd awear-or mighty near lt-'at the
same old uhipperWln
At ! heard when but 4 afrlplfu. artl-1hlcr
In the thickets atllli
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-25

the summer winds will be seen In their
accustomed places, ready for another
course o. study
A considerable proportion OF the chill.
dren win be glad to set back to school
because study has been made much more
attractive than It used to be when fathers
and mothers OF the present generation
were young, Then the seats were uncom.
Portable, the buildings were poorly
lighted. heated and ventilated, ana the
text books were Ear less attractive than
those the children Of the present day are
privresed to study,
To tighten the task Of the scholars, aud
at the same time make their education
more practical and thorOueh. Is now the
aim OF the teacher. and the boys and
girls are much happier In going back to
school than they would BE- Il the earlier
methods ot instruction prevailed (, VII
not take the young people lons TO ge, in
tcres,ed In their work. and In the enort
to stand well In their classes and to
bring home good reports. The lrk-
someness OF confinement will soon wear
on and they will study the harder Tor
their Ions play spell crowdlng. n there
Is any. must be overlooked. Tor I, is no,
always easy to set everything IN good
running order until organisation has been
thoroughly effected and teachers ana
principals know exactly wha, the perma-
nent arrangement OF the school room
Is to be There are always large num-
Der Of children who enter school at the
beginning OF the new year. eOnsidera
bic proportion OF whom drop out before
the end OF the first term. Besides this
the population Of the city Is constantly |
'hiftins. and as a consequence schools In
'ne portion OF the city may be over.
,rowded. whae In another there are seats I,
o spare.
Every efort has doubtless been made
o provide ample accommodations for all
he children who wish to attend the pub
ic schools. II is the aim Of the au,hori.
les to be always ahead In the matter OF
he sittings. for It has been found ,ha,
Ioihiag short OF this will satisfy the pub
C. VINO are extremely sensitive on all
latters relating to the public schools.
advances have been made and are being
onstan'ly made in methods Of teaching.
Ut the demands upon the authorities FOR
uildings and other physical aCcommoda-
ons cannot always be as promptly and
lsily met
The Astorian wishes the principals: the
'achers: and their charges. a most pleas
1t and profitable school year.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-25
NOTICE OF FILING ASSESSMENT

For the improvement, Of Grand avenue
from Tweniy.nin,h stronf 10 ThIrty-tni-i
street. and OF time of meeting of board
Of equalization ot said assessment
Notice Is hereby gwen that the assess.
ment roll containing the special assess.
ment FOR the street Improvement In the
city Of Astoria Oregon. known and deslE.
mated az the Improvement Of Grand ave.
nue., from Twenty-ninih 10 tn rty-f hlrd
street. has been filed In the office OF The
Auditor and Police Judge Of said ciJy.
and has been reported TO the Common
Council Of said city and said roll II now
open for inspection and will so remain
until Tuesday the itn day Of October. 1898.
at the hour Of 10 O'Clock a. m. pr.or 20
which said time all objections to
said assessment and said assess
ment roll must be filed In writing
with the Aforesaid Auditor and Police
Judge. when by virtue OF resolution OF
the said Common Council duly adopted Ht
a regular meeting thereof held September
18th. 1893, which resolution appointed the
said Tuesday, the An day Of October, 1895
at the said hour Of 10 O'Clock a. m. Of said
day, an the time for the review and equal
izaton Of said assessment, the Board OF
Equalization for said assessment, when
board consists OF the Committee on
Streets and Public Ways OF the aforesaid
Common Council and the Board OF Asses
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-25

-,- ~ to use a stream Of water
for a looking glass. They have modern
mirrors that will tell them very promptly
whether their beauty is fading WON
an beauty fades very rapidly IL she is
troubled with some arrangement OF the
distinctly feminine organism Ignorance
or carelessuess in this respect frequently
causes great suffering and irregularity in
after life Little irregularities and weak
hesses in girlhood should be looked upon
promptly and properly treated al once.
Mothers cannot be too conscientious in
this respect, and cannot throw aside the
prudery that is so prevalent upon this point
too soon. Every young woman should
know something about her own physical
makeup, and the importance 70 her future
Of her local as well as general health. A
woman who suffers from weaknesses pc
culiaI 70 her sex will rapidly lose her
beauty. her general health, her amiability
and her usefulness and czpability as a wife
and housekeeper. DR. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription promotes regularity Of all fem
mime functions, gives sturdy health TO the
distinctly feminine organism and prepares
il 70 meet the trials Of wifehOod and moth
erhood The Payorite Prescription is
not a ure-all Il is intended for but one
class OF disorders and is good for no other.
Taken during the period of CESSATION il
makes parturition easy, and banishes the
discomfous Of the expectant months. All
good medicine dealers sell il.
u wish 10 express my thanks for the good
have received from Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription." writes Mrs +. Scovin, Of Bolton.
Stephenson Co. Ills. have used 4 at differ
emf times for the last eight years Il Is the best
medicine for expectsnt mothers. never tried
Il for that until my last baby. had been very
bad. almost helpless ] could not get out Of bed
alone or even turn over. Last December com
menced taking the Favorite Prescription and
could soon get in and out Of bed as well as at any
time On March 7yth gave birth 70 an eleven
pound boy u1tI0At pam. and have since been as
we'll and healthy as ever was"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-25

The 0. r. 4 n. Company and the ore
gUnian cannot fool intelligen, people by
the method adopted to fight the AstOrii
common point question. That the stun
Prspared by o. r. a " agents and printed
In the lie Grands Chronicle and other
eastern oregOn papers does not express
the sentiment Of pcople IN those localities
= fact wen attested by scores OF private
letters received In Astoria from such sec
tons II the O. R. & n. Company Is not
open TO the criticisms which have been
made against K why does 1t 20 to 90
nach pains and expense to create a d.
version and play the ridiculous role (for
80 Sf defender Of the "open rivers" The
oregOnian dare not deny that In its re-
print OF these o. r s n. enuslOas it has
knowledge OF their origin. and is thus
knowingly and Indirectly aiding schemes
-ofthatoOmpany which It dare not endorse
directly. The question has been asked the
oregonian repeatedly whether I; believes
common point on grain at Astoria
would SeueSt the inland producer. but its
only answer IS the reprint OF o. R. & y.
contributions to the country papers on an
open river. Why doesn't it discuss this
questionable only question involved in
the Astoria controversy As to the O. !
R. a y. Company, the charge has been
made that IL eomPels the inland producer
to pay two tolls over its own lines to
reach the seabOArd. when the first toll
sxaeied is fully adequate for the delivery
at Astoria Of all Inland Empire grain It
handles at a good profit. But the o. R
a n. Company makes no answer. other
than It's attempt to misrepresent the ques-
Don at issue through the paid articles
h publishes in inland papers Astoria will
not let up nor can be shu, up on this sub
ject- Both the oregOniAn and the o. R.
L n Company viii be smoked out In the
pen sooner or later. and they may as
Esn now as az any other time wade :
light In and face the music.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-25

The acquisition by the United States OF
foreign territory Is TO result in the re-
building OF the American merchant ma
rine. Already new steamship lines to
Porto Rico. Cuba and the Philippines are
projected the SHIPS to be built in Ameri-
can ship yards. and to fly the American
Tag Congressional action viii be neees-
sary 60 aid in the re-establishment OF the
United States commercial power upon the
seas and that it will be forthcoming does
not admit OF doubt. the only question be-
ing as TO what form it will take. with
the United States flag floating over Porto
Rico. Cuba and the Philippines. the prob
lem will not be a very difficult one. In
all probability subsidies will be entirely
unnecessary. The secretary Of the treas
ury has already pointed out one way in
which the desired object can be accom-
pllshed, in his order to collectors Of Gus
toms ana others. declaring that none but
American vessels should be cleared for
Porto Rico. The effect Of this order has
been the putting OF our outward trade
TO Porto Rico on a footing precisely sim
nar TO that Of our coastw!se trade. Those
interested in American shipping are in
slined 10 the opinion that the reason
which was sufficient to induce the secre-
tary to exclude foreign ships from our ex-
port trade to Porto Rico ought to be
equally as good with reference TO onr
import trade from Porto Rico. Foreign
merchant vessels are now absolutely ex-
rluded from the trade with Alaska
NNN1N i"NciSeL'u' Ut WHO tApeSl " Oe III
terested. in the American merchant ma
rine. would like to see the policy which
prevails as to Alaska extended to all our
Island possessions Such legislation as
this would probably be considered too
drastic. The American shipping inter-
ssts have a right to exact and it is to the
country's interests to give them advan-
tages over foreign territory and congress
at the coming session is certain to afford
them all the protection they need, but not
more than they need.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-25
THE SURE LA GRIPPE CURE.

There is no use suffering from this
dreadful malady, If you will only get the
right remedy. You are having pain all
through your body, your liver Ia out Of
order. have no appetite. no life or ambl-
don. have bad cold. in fact are COM
pletely used up. Electric Bltters Is the
only remedy that will give you prompt
and sure relief. They act directly on
your liver, stomach and kidneys, tone
up the whole system and make you feel
hke a new being. They are guaranteed
to cure or price refunded. For sale at
Bstes-conn DrUg Co. Only 30 cents per
bottle.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-25
A NARROW ESCAPE.

rosakful wsrds written hv hrs. AnS r
HAEt. a oroaoa. q D. was bAlusn vsth
. bs1 oasd WHICH ssttisd On my lungs:
cough - tn and finally terminated N OOo-
ssnaOtaoa- -Four doctors savs Ne -. say
ing eSuAA I'VE but . short TINA. gave
mSeek - 70 my Savior. detSrmined n
reouid not say with my frtsnds On earth.
I woDlA nase my ahseat onas Gb0va Ny
hsaoand was Advised 30 set Dr. King 0
New DtoS~eEv for Consumption. Coughs
ans CosnA ! gave q . trial. took In ali
eight bottles. II has CARED me. and thank
God I Am saved and nov a wei and
healthy Wsuan." Trial bottles trss at
ESees-conn Drug 90. Regular siEs "
cents and 81. Guaranteed or price re-
funded
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-25
Astoria Public Library
REApfNs ROOM FREE TO ALL
Open EVEN dap frOn . o'doek 70 Ih
AnA ta - Ssn p n
auessrpuon rsts' . psr Ann1A
". cor Eisvsnch and DoaDs DsToSes
NOTICE OF FILING As4EssMESr

For the Improvement OF Thirty -HrS,
street. from Franklin 10 GrAId avvuur.
and Of time OF meeting " board % egvhL
iEation Of said assessment
Notice Il hereby given that the AsssaS-
ment roll con;alalng tho SPECIAL assess-
mynt for the strec, improvement In TIE
eity OF Astoria. oregon. known AMI dc,is-
Eatsd as the Improvement OF Thirty -drs,
strcs,. from Frauklin 10 Grand avv-
uur. has beer nlcd In tho Ode % thc
Auditor and Police Judkn OF sald cry.
and has been reported 10 the Common
Council Of said city and said roll n nov
open for inspection and will 10 rcnain
1n,n Tuesday tho 9Th day Of October. tss.
AZ the hour OF 10 o'clock q. m, prior 20
which said time all oh3rctinus %
said assessmen; and said as.-s--
neut roll must be nled IN writing
with the aforesaid Auditor and Police
JudEe. when by virtue Of resolution 0f
tSc said Common Council duty aduptcd a,
a regular meeting thereof held September
10Th. iss which resolution appointed the
said Tuesday. the t;h day ot October. re
At inc HAlu HoHE oA ~ 'ln'h y. W. W WIN
day. a. the time Tor the review and equal
i8Atlon Of said assessment, the Board Of
Equalization Tor said assessment. Snich
board consists of the Committee on
Streets and Public ways ot the aforesaid
Common Council and the Board ot Asses
sors Of said city will meet In the Couueil
chambers Of the CITY Han. In the City Jt
Astoria. Oregon, to review and equal ze
said assessment ana thereafter report
their actions TO the said Common Council
This notice Il published oy order q tho
Common Council Of Astor a. adopted Sep
tembcr 18th. lSgs
II. r. NELSON
Auditor and Police Judge ot the Ci,y
aforesaid
Astoria. oregon. September r7th lsJs
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-25
NOTICE OF FILING ASSESSMENT


For tho Improvement OF Twenty. ninth
street from Franklin 10 Grand avenue.
and NJ ilme of meeting ot board Of equal.
lEation of said assessment
Noticc h hereby given that the aszeus.
mrut roll containing tho special asses.
mcBt for the street Improvement IN tho
city of Astoria. oregon. known ana deslE
mated a. the Improvement OF Twenty.
ninth stree, from Franklin TO Grand
avenue. has bc-n nled In the once OF the
Audiior and Police Judge of said city.
and has been reported TO tho Common
Council of said city. and said rolf n now
opcn s0T Inspection and will 90 remain
unill Tdcsday. the eth day of October. lsys.
a, the ho9r Of 70 o'clock q. m.. prior 20
which said time all obIoctiona 20
sad assessment and said assess'
mcut roll must BE- filed IN writing
with tho aforesaid Auditor and Police
Judge. wheu. BY virtue OF resolution Of
tho said Common Council duly adopted n,
a regular messing thereof held September
18th. taA vhash resolution appointed the
said Tuesday. The 9Th day ot October. isss.
AZ the sairf hss1r % " O'Clock a. m. OF said
day. ~ the tins for tho review and equal.
nation ot said sss~ssmenl. the Board OF
EquAllEatinn FER said assessment which
board CONSISTS Of thc Committee on
Streets and Public Ways ~ the aforraaid
Common CounStt and the Hoard Of Asses
Sors OF said city. will meet In the Council
chambers OF the city Hall. In the city OF
..ssoria. OrtEou. TO review and equallzo
said assessment and thereafter report
their actions TO tho said Common Council
This notice h Published by order OF tho
Common Council of Astoria. adopted Sep
tsmbcr eth. iSas
~ y. NELSON.
AuiEor ard Poiice Judge OF the CITY
Aforesaid
Astoria. oregon. September 18th. isps