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The San Francisco call., 1898-04-24
California.

'Trilby" reappears tonight, this time at the California Theater, at popular prices, with the following cast:
 Taffy, George D. McQuarrie; The Laird, H. s. Duffield Little Billee, Bert Morrison; Svengali, Frederic Paulding;
 Gecko. Frank Clayton; Zou ZOu, Will jam Brewer; Dodor, Charles Shad; Anthony, D. Mullin; Manager, Franklin Kent; Lorimer, William Ralston; Rev. Thomas Bagot, Charles Chartress; Philippe, William Abraham; Trilby, Fanny Gillette; Mrs. Bagot, Clara Rainford; Mime. Vinard, Phosa McAl- lister; eAngele, Merri Mar; Honorine, Fife Bond; Mimi, Celia Harmon;
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-24
Olympia.

The Olympia Muisc Hall announces as its leading attraction Cyrene Cuba's terpsichorean wonder, who has just closed season with the Cyrene Bur lesque Vaudeville Company, and has been brought direct from New York by the Olympia management.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-24
Columbia.

Marie Jansen will commence her sec ond and last week at the Columbia Theater tomorrow night with The Nancy Hanks" a farce-comedy new to San Francisco, which is said to have met with success in the East. Other things said of it are that it offers Miss Jansen some opportunity for the dis play of song and clothes. and that 1t is of that order of entertainment which requires no mental effort on the part
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-24

are very much obliged for the little season, and hope she will invade us some more. If nothing delays the building of one of those opera houses we will cheerfully devote several weeks of each season to relieving New York Of the whole band Of foreign pirates.
 ASHTON STEVENS.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-24
Baldwin.

Tomorrow night Ferris Hartman re- turns to the San Francisco stage, to be welcomed by his old friends in a new capacity, a new character, a new
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-24
OhuteS.

In addition to Chiquita, the zoo and the wild animal acts, the Chutes offers big variety performance which in- cludes several new people.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-24

George Alexander has acquired the first rights to a sensational comedy" of modern life, called The Embassa- dors,' and written by John Oliver Hobbes, the lady of the epigrams.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-24
AIcazar.

After two weeks of successful busi- ness 'The Strange Adventures of Miss Brown" will be withdrawn with Sum- day evenings performance, to be fol- lowed by The Gay Parisians," a pop ular farce from the French, which has been seen in San Francisco before and which can count successes in London, Paris and New York. The story is the usual French farce inspiration of married indiscretion. The little SUD- per. the threatened detection and the miraculous escape are more en- tertainingly told than usual. L. R. Stockwell and Howard Scott have been called to re-enforce the Alcazar cast for
 The Gay Parisians" production.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-24

Musette, Dolly Sterling; Clorinde, Paul line Bowers.
 The next attraction at the California will be Hoyt's "A Texas Steer"
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-24
OLYMPIA
ADJUSTMENTS.

Americas Most l Direct from New Yo Terpsichorean Wondt specialties. Admissic
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

sailor TO complete the crew Of the Garnet
Hnl. and one for the Commodore Perry.
DR.. Finch has removed his once TO
Fourteenth and Commercial streets, op-
posite FoArd & Stokes.
Mr.. Frank Dunno. who has been In the
city for the past day or two. returned 10
his home in Portland last night
The grandstand which was used during
the regatta has been taken down. II will
be stored away and used next year.
The Riverside bowling alleys. now To-
Gated at Seaside. for sale at very low
prices. Inquire at Sherman s. Things.
Don't take the time to 80 home when
you can enjoy a fine merchants lunch AZ
Bartley's National. Beer or coffee served
with lunch.
Rev. II. H. wikofi. field secretary Of the
Congregational church building society.
will be in the city over Sunday. He will
preach twice.
The White Collar lines steamer Tele-
phone will be placed on the Astora-Port-
land run next Monday. She will take the
place Of the Bailed GatEert.
Mrs. c. U. Newman. a first class dress
maker, would like to sew In families. She
can be found at I'D Twelfth street. or
addressed at warrenton.
Services at the Presbyterian church as
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17
ToDAY's WEATHER
AROUND TOWN.

Mrs. F. D. Kuet,ner is visiting in Port
land
A. F. ROeers. the paper man. is in the
city.
Eugene D. Hamblet is in Portland on
short visit.
G. B. Hegardt was a passenger on the
train from Portland last night.
W. G. Gosslin and Mrs. Gosslin arrived
home from a visit to Portland yesterday.
II. ". Petersen. OF the Western Union,
Is in Portland. on a visit to his parents.
sigfred Young left yesterday for Eu-
gene, where he is attending the uni
versity.
W. L. Robb left last night for Seaside,
where he will spend the next few days
with his family.
Several carloads Of salmon were shipped
TO Portland on the steamer Thompson
yesterday morning.
Peter Grant was a passenger on the
train from Portland last night, bringing a
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

The run OF fall salmon has fallen on
somewhat. and catches OF chinOoks and
steelheads have been poor for the past "A
hours. silyersides continue TO run we'll.
and fishermen are taking large quantities.
The cold storage companies stlll offer ~
cents for steeheads. but these hsh are
scarce and cannot be had in the desired
quantities even at that excellent price.
Reports from the upper river are to the
effect that there are practically no chi
hooks and steelheads, but that silverslde
salmon are plentiful Fishermen are not
discouraged, but hope for an Improvement
in the run within the next two weeks
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

SILVER smel, are now on the market
oe'ne shipped here from the sound, THESE
Are larger than the Columbia river tlah
ana are seldom n ever taken in the river.
4 local market yesterday displayed a box
OF hem and they were sold FOR 10 cents
per nound, smelt win not ho taken In
the Columbia for several weeks yot but
tom cod and salmon trout are caught In
abundance.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

The 3-year-old son Of Matt Furney. a
fisherman living on Water street. fell
overheard while playing on the netracks
near there yesterday evening and was
drowned. The child was seen to fall By
people around there a, the time. and.
although the body was taken from the
water five minutes afterwards. all efforts
at resuscitation we're fruItless. Coroner
Pohl was summoned and took charge OF
the body. but no inquest will be held. The
funeral will take place Sunday and the
remains will be Inferred In Clatsop ceme-
terry.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

The last Of the great log RATS to be
built on the Columbia. for the present,
at least, arrived down the river from
Stella yesterday in tow Of two steamers.
II Is now piled up on the sands north Of
the channel but II will likely be hauled
on without trouble The raft got
INTO trouble soon after leaving Stella
Thursday afternoon 1t grounded on the
hogback above the Tongue. where It re-
mained for 70 hours This bar has caused
shipping men much trouble. Early yes-
terday morning the rat was noated. and
the steamers started for Astoria with t.
The tide was ebblng when It arrived here
and In an effort to swing It clear Of the
shipping in the harbor It was carried by
the tide out Of the channel and on 10 the
sands. Yesterday the steamers endeay-
o'ed to haul It into deep water, but were
unsuccessful. The raft draws % feet 6
inches, and is aground in 10 feet OF water.
The tide was high when It ran aground,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

Rev. John II. Lumijarvi. minister Of the
Russ.an-Finn church. OF this city. who
has occasion TO visit different sections or
the state in the interest oi his flock. has
been asked by farmers living In and about
Pendleton. members OF his noek. when
they Will be able 10 ship their grain to
Astoria These people are Intensely in
teresied in the building Of warehouses
and elevators at Astoria. and will give
all the assistance they possibly can
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

As an evidence of the increasing pros
perity in Oregon and the rapidly growing
immigration. a gentleman. who returned
from Portland yesterday. states that
Wholesale merchants report that this year
they are doing the largest business in ten
years The farmers are buying more and
better clothes than ever before: they are
purchasing new machinery; new lmple-
menis and the country stores are laying
In large stocks Of goods The number OF
pupils entered in the Portland public
schools is about % per cent larger than in
previous years, and It ls almost impos-
slble TO secure house to rent in the city.
Prices Of real estate have decidedly ad-
vanced, and owners and agents Of prop
erty feel more encouraged than they have
in years.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17
HAVE you HEARD rnr NEWS,

Ihe southern Pacific will give you a
ride TO the orcgoa state Fair on any OF
melr lines In OREGON Tor ond larp for tho
round trip geOd going and returning any
une durins the fair, The state Fair 10
the peoples Institution and shou,,, he nat.
rohlsed hoerallS Come and ses what
ISsVurvSs Oregon has, one fare Tor round
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

Tue rich mans whlskey is Harper, 10.
cause Il IL suprcmely dollcioua TAa poor
mana whisky Ia Harper, heoauss auon
gSod whisky helps him Tho tanily
whisky is Harper, heeAusc ia pure pleas.
ant ana ssrengthening, Sold by tho fN,aru
n Stokes Company Astoria, orogcn
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17
SOMEBODY SAID-A

Go all around the Shoe Stores in the City, examine their
Stocks and then come back u.s. satisfied that keep
better Line and sell at lower Price than any Of them But
if you wish avoid such Trouble here in the first
place Our Shoe Stock is selected with view pleasing
u.s. but Patrons The result of trying q Shoe here
will be satisfactory the result Of using them will be asac-
tory and paying for them will be satisfactory
JOHN HAHN, The Reliable Shoe Dealer
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17
THR LApIEs


Tia pleasant errcct aud perfect safety
with which ladios may use Syrup OF FtEs
under all conditions. makes Il ,hoir favor.
lie remedy. TO set the true and genuine
article. look for the name OF the csAfor-
nia Fig syrup Co. printed near tho bottom
OF the package. For sale by all druggists.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

snodgrass. the Photographer. will make
es6inc, photos for g. per dozen for a
few days only, Come early and avoid the
rush. All work tirst class, as usual.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17
WHIT OR g
REFUSES, 5yORTHERN
PACIFIC GRA9CTS

the probable reasons for this seeming
short-sishted policy on the par, Of 'ora'
gon's" railroad suftice It to say. IL was
orered--nrs, by President Hammond. OF
the A. & C. h. r.. and then by the spon-
tanueous action Ot AstoriGs citizens
What the o. r. 8 N. disdainfully refused
the Northern Paclac mas srOeiously se'
cepted. ~,
1t has been known for some time that
President Hammond was quietly negoti'
a,ins with the Northern Paeiae for this
Arrangement. but. until the o:
.
n. a n. Company definitely and positive
y declined to gran, common pOln, over
ts own uuaa 20 Astoria, the Northern
paclAa withheld It's consent TO do SO
In an interview with General Freight
Agent MAYO yesterday he stated thu, the
concession made BY the Northern Panin'
was 20 swooplne as to leave nothing to
BE- desired. II PLACES the mouth OF the
Columbia rivG On an sEaGuy area PaAns
of oompautsSo. % Ear as trSAsAi rates
Are concerned. With Portland. Seattle
Tacoma ana oray's hArooe pOsnts Snd
Includes all ~scEo pO'na 10 Other
words. Astorss lumber may now b ship
pod in unbroken car load iirecs trOm As
,orla to eastern markets at ezaSsly the
sane freight rate charged nom Portland
md the other above mentioned competitive
points Mr., Mayo says a wonderful I'm
,e;us will Immediately resnl, TO the los
ying and lumber Industries Of the lower
Columbia river. 1t Is known that sew
raj large concerns have been only wait
ne this grand development, to remove to
" establish new plants In Astoria. The
lew rate goes into eree, Immediately.
md AR. Mayo has been notified by Gen
raj Frelsh, Agent Fulton ,hs; revised
arir sheets would be prepared At once
" his company to include the new rate
o Astoria
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17
NorIcE no coNrnAcroRs.
wharf and rrcs,lc Work Astoria a Col.
,,r snS!s Rive! Railroad. a.

- - = - n
Sealed pt0pOaals will bc received by the
undersigned at their once. In Astoria
until noon September q. for tho tarnlsh'
ing OF material aud construction ot a
wharf. warehouse and trcstlc approach
on the depot grounds OF the Astoria 4
Columbia River Railroad Company. IN
Astoria. Plane and apoc4ncAtiona may o.
seen, and blank forms OF proposals. OBJ
Ained at once ot undonignod Ronir
will b required. Tho right to reject any
or all hlds reserved BY the underagnsd
'oRrHwEsr CONSTRUCTION CON-
PANY.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

A practical candy maker and ooafee-
toner, H. r. Hoencr, has purchased the
Bonbonnicro And viii HEREAFTER conduct Il
IN nrs, class manner Il will be open
this afternoon,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

The As,orian received tscc words OF
telcgraphic report throagh the Western
Union oliico Thursday night This Is the
greatest amour, Of nows matter ever re.
cclvc,i In Astoria,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

me CREATES, event In Astoria's history
vas the completion Of tho Astoria a Co
lumbla river railroad. The mex, greatest
eyont occurred yesterday, when General
Freieht and Passenger Agent Mayo, OF
the A. a c. R. r., received Official mott.
ncation By wire from General Freight
Agent Fulton. Of the Northern paclnc
Railroad company. tina, tha, company
had established common point at Astoria
On lumber sn,
II can hardly be realiEed By those who
have not made special study Of the
subject wha, this means for the develop'
ment Of Astoria The common pOlrs %
grain destined Tor foreign markets, now
attracting 90 much attention ,hrOushOu,
the great Inland Empire II oStAiasA
would Do Of immense benefit 70 Astoria.
bu, the common poIns sass oatAOlisAOd By
ihs great NOrtA&A eAcns system with
Astoria al lumber means a thousand
sold more fore her immediate oevaiOpnsnt
than the wheat rate.
The ahlpment Of wheat from Astoria n
= state proposition ItS main Oenent
would insure to tho Inland proaucsr. 10
whom it would mean such an increase In
the price obtained Cor his wheat az would
leave In the pockets OF eastern Oregon
and washington farmers n.01OO on the
present seasons crop OF wheat alone. The
common lumber point lumber rate. on the
other hand. Is almost exclusively on As
toria proposition. II will make Astoria a
great city, i, will bring an immediate In I
nux OF tho best kind OF population. No
port OF the Pacific coast is so advantage
ously situated with respect to the manu-
faeture Of lumber as Astoria The plum
which the Northern Pacific win now share
with Astoria was offered to the o, R. s
n. Company. and dIsdalncd by President
Mohler and his oficisl associates. l,
would not be magnaninous now to discuss
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17


IN a nrst class manner Il will be open
this afternoon,
whea, quotations, mSrke, report. yca'
,oniSy's orcgOnlan. AZ Portland and
walla wala. SSGelc, valley and hluestem.
6ia69c, San Francisco. reduced 20 bush.
els, No. l. @c, choice, G'c; milling, O05So,
Quory--lf the log raft drawing ~ feet
{ inches stuck fast on the hog-bsck above
Tongue Point for Y hours. how, In the
name of common sense. will the British
ship John evoke, drawing 81 feet ever
set hereI ... 49,
Roginning Sunday. Sept 18th, the A.
8 c. r. r. winter schedule will so into
ercc, Trains will leave the depot AZ
Astoria a! a m, arr'vinS At Portland
at iiag 4 M and Asaia NS',,
riy,ng al Portland a, io;S y HI
Al the baptist church tomorrow the
pastor win preach at II a. m, The sun
day school meets At if;iS; the ian'ee at a.
and the IA Y. p Y, At Z . ~ prSaehinS
Msn N. BY Ralph h. Knapp. while tho
pastor Aolds service N New Astoria,
o. "Wednesday, September ais,. . laVen-
Dc tea win b given BY the ladies' OF
Grace church At the resitenee OF Ara.
oamAn. tho procceis TO 30 used Cor son
eral improvements Of tho church. A cor
dial tnvitation u axtended TO all
Ever sinee sprinE dredge bolonging TO
iAa Missouri q Alaska Dredging Company
has been lying at the o. Il. & n. dock
The owners were unable 10 secure the
services 90 = steamer 20 tow h 10 tho
Yukon. Now. Il 10 said. the dredge will
be taken TO Seattle
A matinee today for ladies and chill
dron will take place 81 Fishers opera
House al p m. today. Every child pres
ent viii receive a bag o, candy free The
laughable comedy enu,led Uncle JOSH
will be put on Admission chlldren 10
cents. adults 5 cents.
Swedish Luthern church-Swedlsh ser
vices al 1879 a m; Sunday school at
i2:ls: English services a, 1;S ?. m, topic.
Gods Gift TO the World" on Monday
morning the pastor starts for Illinois
and will De gone y days Rev. Nieolai
has promised TO preach in English on sun
day evenings October and Is
FIN. seeley. TT. Coleman. Frank Dunno,
A. F. Rogers. Robert Mcintosh. NJ. P.
Calender. Walter B, Preston, {. T..
Quackenbush. r. A. Hawkins. c. +.
Adams. Portland: l. B. Hilliard and wife.
James c Murray. san Francisco; II. X.
Robertson. stella; c W. Maynard. che
halls: Robert Hood. Hood River; W. 5.
Clark. ontario. Cal. are AZ the occident.
Edward Burns Mrs. ]. {. Dolan. j. b.
Emery. Seattle: c. N. De somers, War
renion: Frank Atkinson. Tlllamook: Mrs.
William Atkinson. Yaqulna: Ed L.aun-
ders, Fort Stevens; J. o, Kelly. sam Nc
Coy. svenson: ~ Graham. Ilwaco; T. ~.
bAANNAs St@o4-Ns u ~ AN@@NAt ANAN 49,
by; Sllas b. Smith. Sklpanon, are AT the
Parker House.
Fishers Opera House was again crowd
ed last evening to witness the BiItner
Company in the great play Of Michael
Strogoff" Mr. Bittner Ella Blttner,
Messrs waldron. Kelly and the rest OF
the company equl,ied themselves In first
class style and were applauded TO the
echo. Tonight will be the closing per-
Torrance when the laughable comedy OF
''Charley's Aunt viii be produced oy
special request.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

REDUCTIONS IN PHOTOGRAPHS.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

usual tomorrow Theme ot the morning
sermon. Camp Lte and the Roll cam
evening theme THE Growth Of the King.
DOM
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

whea, quotations, marke, report YEA.
teniSy's orcgOnian. At Portland and
walla walla SSGeNc, valley and eluestetn
6lG6gc, San Francisco. reduced 70 bush.
els. No. 1. 6c, choice, G9c, milling, OgiSc
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

oucry--lt the lOg raft. drawing ~ feet
inches. stuck fast on the hog-osck above
/ Tongue Point for Y hours. how, In the
name of common sense will the British
ship John Cooko, drawing y feet, ever
get herc2
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

FIN. Seeley. TT Coleman. Frank dunno
A. F. Rogers, Robert Mcintosh. NJ p
Calender. Walter B, Preston, c. Z
Quaekenbush. r. A. Hawkins. c. =
Adams. Portland: l. B. Hilnard and wife
James c Murray. san Francisco; II. X
Robertson. stella; c. W. Maynard. che
halls: Robert Hood. Hood River; W. 5
Clark. ontario. Cal. are a, the occiden,.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

Swedish Luthern ehureh-Swedish ser
vices at 1879 a m; Sunday school at
i2:ls: English services a; J;S ?. IN, topic,
Gods Glf, TO the World" On Monday
morning the pastor starts for Illinois
and will De goHe - days Rev. Nleolai
has promised to preach in English on sun
day evenings october and Is
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

A matinee today for ladies and chill
drOn will take place =, Fishers opera
House at : p. m, today. Every ehud pres
ent will receive a bag o, candy free The
laughable comedy enti,lcd Uncle JOSH
will be put on. Admission chlidren l0
cents. adults s cents.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

Edward Burns. Mrs. J. {. Dolan. ]. b
Emery. Seattle: c. ~ De somers, War
renion; Frank Atkinson. Tillamook: Mrs
William Atkinson. Yaqulna. Ed. Laun'
ders, Fort Stevens; J. o, Kelly. sam Nc
Coy. Svenson: ~ Graham. Ilwaeo; T. NJ
Order. Seaside; NJ. y. Yeagcr. For, can
by; sllas B. Smith. sklpanon. are AT tnS
Parker House.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

Ever sinee sprns dretge oolongins &c
TIA Missouri q Alaska Dredgink Company
has been lying at the o. II. 3 n, dock
The owners were unable 10 secure the
serviees 90 = steamer 60 tow n TO the
Yukon Now. Il 10 said. the dredge will
be taken TO Seattle.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-17

CONTINUED on third page.)
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-03-25

IRELAND ITEMS,

The party at Prof. G. J. Evrard' s
was rained out Saturday evening.
Mr.. Theo, Stewart's : wife is suf
fering with very severe case of
pneumonia.
We would suggest that some mar
ried women might put in their time
more profitably, and be more popu-
lar with everybody, if they would
stay at home instead of being seen
on our streets at all hours, picking
up bits of gossip, and multiplying
their own manufactured tales, until
they become mountains constructed
from mole hills.
The c. =. Sunday School will
give an Easter entertainment Easter
Sunday afternoon.
The NJ. E. church will hold their
second quarterly meeting in Ireland
Saturday and Sunday, March 26
and ~. Dr. Harry Talbot will
preach Saturday morning and even
ing. A. DIR. Talbot is one of the
most able speakers in Indiana our
people should see that he has full
house each time he speaks.
Ireland should feel proud of her
Post Office and Postmaster, for we
have very gentlemanly and a
business-like postmaster who runs
the Office 10 the entire satisfaction of
the public. Our post Office furni-
ture is equal to any small office in
southern Indiana; but there is one
thing that our post office needs, and
we hope that our postmaster will
see to 1t at once, and that is an out
side letter box. Nearly every office
in the state has one, and we do not
know why it has been neglected
here. If a farmer who has been
working hard all day comes to the
office to mail letter in the evening
and happens to get here after it has
closed he must return home without
mailing his letter, and come back
in the morning, and if he gets here
little early, or the postmaster does
not get in his office early, he is COM
PEELED to wait, and thus be detained
from work on the farm, which he
would otherwise begin very early.
If a lady goes to the office and it is
closed, she must wait with the large
crowd CT gentlemen that is usually
congregated on the post office cor
ner, and this is very embarrassing
and also tiresome, and there has
been much complaint, which we
think has reached the postmaster's
ears, but so far has been unheeded
by him. IoKED TOGETHER.