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COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY,. Aug. 2-GRAIS--Wheat- Spot
was steady. with sales OF "a. 900 bush. for ex-
port here and at the outports No. l northern
Duluth, % over September I. o. b. afoat: No.
! hard Duluth. 51ac over: No l northern New
York. ',c. over. The Northwestern receipts
were 237 cars, against 3S5 last week and 10 lart
year: Chicago rs. against l2l last week and
10S last year Futures advanced &c to nc.
with sales Of 1.445.oo0 bush. After Change
September on curb WAS 75ac. Prices us fol-
lows:
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Patents.

PATENTS for inventions procured promptly: low
Established 1854. '' ''' -
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The company paid during the year ended June
50 81 49,. 2OS IN dividends and has surplus
OF SSOo,S2iS0 to carry forward to the new
year after payment OF all fixed charges. in
Guiding interest on bonds and expenses Of ad-
miniStration.
These securities. among others were sold by
auction to-day at the Real Estate Exchange;
T., 6 shares United States Mortgage Trust Co. 6ae
,.,,r.. uns.n i"ohs,sss
b" shares Improved Dwelling Association los
r. The receipts Of the Government to-day were:
s &stomr 81 l52Goo n,s{ a
o63@'5 The Disbursements were Sl,89l,ooo:
an excess Of receipts over expenditures Of
sf Of ha tho ssn 50 sHe
cepts OF sV0a7 .4o5. '''''
The official count q cash in the Treasury to-
DAY compared with that OF yesterday shows:
Gold coin and bullion A"s $50
silver dollars and bull.
gn Ga state. sS5ss , 5saoss.
Other a.sets less de-
maud Liabilities. ...... s.IN4,t3O 1881, 1855
Available cash balance,
including gold
serve. ..........,..... s274.s++1s7 s274 39s. aao
The amount OF gold and silver coins and GER
tihcateS and nited states and national bank
@Sef SFsSs of SHt Wiz
aas a%f AZ Hna neTe1Ss q bs on an G s
mated population OF a.. 2s5. 900. the circulation
per capita was $25 81. The amount OF coin,
notes and bullion in the Treasury on Aug. |
was SS25.275. S55. a net increase OF $30S9. TT
for the month.
Money in London. az p cent Rates OF
discount IN open market FOR short and three
mouths bills. 3 D-10 cent Amount Of
bullion gone into the Bank on England on bal
ance to-day. fl"iOOO. Paris advccs quote 3 y
on london, rs francs Il !, centimes. N'""-'
Weekly statement OF the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows the following changes: Cash
on hand decreased 80, 800. 900 marks Treasury
notes Decreased ]. '4O,nNO marks: other" Sc
curities decreased 2.e4O.OOO marks: notes in
circulation Increased 7.G6U0OO marks.
Redmond. Kerr 4 Co. offer to investors at ~
and interest Sl.6OO.0OO first and refunding
mortgnee4 = cent bonds OF the Minneapolisand
-. Louis Railroad Com pany, due March /. 1912.
the amount OF the issue authorized being $50
OOo,OOO. OF which $4,000. 900 can be issued
only 70 retire prior lien bonds at maturity and
SI.2VOOO are reserved to be issued for future
The balance OF S7.s0o. 900. OF
which S2OOOOO are held In com treasury,
are now issued. and 81 OOO. 900 of them having
already heen sold the balance Of 81 800, 900 is
now offered.
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OD,nnn. Highest. Lowest. Closing. Night
ept. 86es 36% 36ns 1854 35s1
Dec ....... .3AaI 81 a4A aAh


Higher cables. reports OF damage by rain and
hail IN the Northwest model ate receipts large sea
board clearsnces higher Sorth western markets and
local aud foreign buying for both accounts caused
fractional rise in wheat There a slight reaction
AZ one time hut the closing figures the best OF
the ". Liverpool advanced I'D and Pari. w. for
wheat ana . TO IL confines for flour. Berlin was
STEADY. A St. Paul despatch said; "Spscisls cover.
ing the states OF Minnesota, South Dakota Iowa and
cred almost the entire moth and middle
in Minnesota and south Dakota The storm started
in Iowa. Corn and uncut grain in Nehrasla suf-
tertd half million acres It is estimated suffered
Tho Northwestern receipts were about 100 cars
cars. of which only ~ were new against los last
year including 100 new. The seaboari 'clearancos
Liverpool estimate maze the European crops I4G.-
100000 bush. smaller than last year. one house
good buyers at tho West. The weather map was
GENERALLY, favorable. and favorable conditions
While outsiders continued to hold aluuf from the
speculation and the cash trade was dull. buli-h
sentiment rredumlnated Corn advanced owing I
ClsaranCrs of As7. 900 hush a brisk drmaud fDr r1'
port and covering Of shorts. Liverpool was al 10
list. The receipts were smaller than recently and
there was moderat, cash demand.
ceits were g. 72f bis and isSs sacks o" "Sno re-
I."." bbls. aud 5.opl sacks Winter III bbls: Su.
I%rnae ~ = I3g:2 "a y! ezra sos 30;
saho%S3. -. Surfing in hbs.: Clears. S3(s$3. 10;
strn,ghts. :habsSA6o; patents. $aG5 sta.55.
COTTON Spot cotton here was unchanged, with
sales OF 81 Tales for spinning 500 bales We're drIiy
cred on contract. Middltng uplands aHc.. against
Lie last year; New Orleansand GulfhsSc, against
chsnred New Dream soid 40 BALES M MsT" ~
$50 s. Louis If" and Galveston |, new. Liverpool
bales futures declined L to point. Mapchestsr
was hrn. The movement TODAY was as follows:
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PRINTED AFTER. SC,--tierman steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printei Matter. &c, for Ger
many. AMI Sptciily hddrcss,d Printed Matter,
~ tor other parts oT Europe. American aud
White Star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers on Thursdays and tunard. French and
herman steamers on saturdays take Printed Mat.
yer, SC, Tor all countries for which they are adj
H'rt,HHd to carry mail.
htttr ne closing of the suppl "menary Transatlantic
Mails ramcd above, additional supplementary
mails are urenrd un the piers Of the American
English. French and German steamers. and -
nam oren until within Zen Minutes Of the hour
OF Hing of steamer.
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OpInin1. HdK1N. LoWt,i. C10iin0. Nioht
sept SsS ,,. s" ~ ~ - - ~ ~
oats were steady on the spot. Sales 1873 600 bush.
for export here and at the outports. No. 2 in ele
vator. pc; do. delivered. Prize; No 2 white 2Sc
track and ungiaded white, 2sGSEc. Chicago re.
ceived 2th cars and expects 400 tomorrow. Corn
was steady on the spot Sales go. 900 bush for e1.
port here and Al the outports. No =, BJAc. over
September I'm Chicago; No. white, TIC. over. Chi
Cago received 3Sd cars and expects 40 Tomorrow
Futures advanced l4c., with sales Of 60, 900 bush
Prices rs folluwsl
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,o,,he nl.Vhf NATIONAL BASE lor,,o, =, n,
sfrars " IL sat 81" nr Rh"d" Island is closing np
said A.s"nistin5u' nmii.rs and others. ,rediors
cation %J .n. %nh The ~
PROVIDENCE Rhode Island, Jui 10 ;LES ;.ash'sA
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(InsiniS'h ISLAND, y. Y. H.. July e. I-.., =
frr,,.s,' pni.-a!s III, up 'Rtr Tor furn SIM 4.
Er' H.S Inmg So i"4 Willie received heTc a.
Allen w.. FOR. rrrhlc. NJ Fort WiiIrinn u -
uli e. H"' FG, )" MiIrd I"rt TE,bc r L. F"Tt Tr
t"t W 4, pro-, "a AMI Fort Cdswen s. l. INN mn,
u,n,.h al esStrln time. August I iort nI,I -
nm ,t II,,I''sni. Or any rar thereof infor,,.i
rnsais Vii "a aPIImali"h' Envelopes containing T.,
A. s. KIMRLIT a =, =, -
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-04

! sl1; of the Alice Lode in Book IA, page s5S; of the Christmas 's6 Lode in Book Ii, page 537; of the Sixteen to One Lode in Book 14, page $40; of the Hamilton Lode In Book IA, page 555; of the Agnes Lode in Book IA, page 536; of the Alas ka Lode in Book IA, page 5SS; of the Buckley O'Neil Lode in Book 14 pagc 5G9; of the Waterloo Lode, in Book IA, 1 page 559 of the Arizona Lode in BooN IA. page 533; and the locations of the above described and following lodes are recorded as follows: Of the Last Chance Lode in Book IA, page TIP; of the Nellie Lode in Book IA, page Ill; of the Margareta Lode in Book IA, page 710-said book being of the records of mines of the Records of Cochise Coun- i ty. Arizona.
 The presumed general course or di- rection of the vein, lode or mineral de- posit of the above described lodes re- spectively is shown upon the plat post ed on the claim as nearly as can be determined from present development; , this claim being for the linear feet of each lode thereof as hereinabove set forth, respectively together with the surface ground shown upon the official plat thereof. ..+
 Adjoining claims are, "'rr'srole Claim" survey No. lOI9; Bob and John Claim" survey No. 1920. owned by applicant herein "Delivan, Danvill and Harchett Lodes" (unsurveyed) Lowell & Arizona Copper and Smelting Co.,, claimants; "Rathworn Lode" tun- surveyed), Brophy and O'Hare, claim ants; John P. Jr." and William A" survey No. 1894, applicant herein, claimant; Magenta Lode" (unsurvey- ed). Thomas Higgins, claimant; Black Warrior" and War Eagle Lodes" (unsurveyed), Lewis and Welch, claimants; Wales" "Rustler," Ger many" and Sister Lodes'' (unsur- veyed), Maurice Denn, claimant; Mar tin Lode" (unsurveyed), Gemehle, Waddell 6 Perring, claimants; "Modoc and Bryan Lodes," survey No. 1892, ap- plicant herein, claimant; "Combina- ton" and Reward" Lodes, Shattuck and Heating, claimants, and vacant and unoccupied land.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely the mining ground. vein, lode, premises, or any portion thereof so de- scribed, surveyed, plated and applied for, are hereby notified that, unless their adverse claims are duly filed as according to law and the regulations hereunder within the time prescribed by law, with the Register of the United States Land Office at Tucson, Arizona. they will be barred by the provisions Of said Statute.
 MILTON R. MOORE,
 Register.
 Date of first publication, Friday, October 10th, 1899.
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West 2GlJ feet, thence south |! ue- srees 10 minutes Eas. SQ0 feet 10 cor ncr No. ?, thence North degrees II minutes, Vast 14S39 feet Ia corner No. 3 thence Noryh Il degrees 10 minutes West 3?i.7 feet to corner No. 4, thence South If degrees 70 minutes West, ltl3.3 feet to corner 1Io. the place of beginning. .r., ......s
 Survey No, 1894 Fay Stnte Lode. Beginning at corner No. being the Southwest corner of location and identical with corner No. 3 of the Della Mack lode of this survey. Q pine post surrounded by mound of stone scribed 1-1394 B. s. L., whence United States Mineral monument No, s bears South 61 degrees 42 minutes West 8930 feet thence North de- grees 46 minutes East 993.l feet to corner No. 2, thence South IS degrees 52 minutes East 11o.44 feet to corner No. 8, thence South 7l degrees 10 min utes East 429.56 feet to corner No. 4. l thence South 20 degrees 16 minutes | West 1000.S feet to corner No. D, thence | North Il degrees 10 minutes West 4oo feet to corner No. 1 the place of be- ginning " ~G
 l Survey No. 1894 William A. Lode
 Beginning at corner No. 1. being the
 South East corner of location ane | identical with corner No. Of the | Atlas Claim Survey No. 1893 pin'
 post surrounded by a mound or ear,f
 and stones scribed 1-lso4 VIZ. A. L'
 whence Uoltsd stakef Ahnsrsa menu
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uryoy %u. 1883 Atlas Loda. D1'iA-
 ry st corner No. 1, tho N9r'h" ~
 k,rner of location Gni "vnhcai "i'h 4srncr .<o Triangle Lodf' SaE = 1slo. vh.a. n ptnr pos; surroGnag" by
 ,,o,uI ur ..un, s, s"riocd IA. L.- ASo'
 f, r...s Eu,th gG LeEr es Il nm nf.s Fast l02 feet. and inc post sur rn,r(od by mound Of stones s'ripea IA I.,-1393 w. c. bears North ~ de- r~,cs @ minutes. East 1ao fFet ana Jnited states mineral ronanieHt NO T I.org North degrees is ni lntss, Eas. sos0 feet and being the ce''ter or s,,ai' No sg ihe South Bisbee C3paer NH
 'n~ .nI Townsite Imp oTement com o4ny. ;Mencc North 70 degrees 2s 'nin- n;es. East eco feet to corner NO r. thence south .6 degrees ll hilau'es' t.ast 1; .aa3.5 fact to corn r No. g. thence e1,,th 70 da;.l ccs % minutes Nest ops f.e; 10 corner No. {; thence North lo ,,c..ye.., II .iinu'es West 1.isS5 rect ., ca,r"r No. 1. the pace of beginning.
 scrvey No, 13sS. John and James ,dc. ,,es-lnn,ns at corner No. l, pelns
 :, Sorthve est corner of location, a ,,. n,gt ct n q mound CT stones, 9let t.Is9! j. & J., whence United tnfte mineral monument Ho. pear ? :c,,,. A degrees minutes. West 5'Sot .... lherce %oc;h 70 er%eS 2o min .ca. ra.i 54'. feet tn corner NO. Z' .r.nco ronta s degrees minutes Fest gtt ft.; 60 corntr No. :; thence -.,,. n r-"r~es Q rN'n"tee. West SoJ a.,.., ;c e,.rnsr No I; thencc North 70
 ..s. q .,uu.es. " & tai.' feet to s--., '-c .hn p'cc. of he%inn'ng.
 q ra.y,ev in 1886. Alabama Lode. Be- .;rr'n~ rt corner No. l. Icing the Northwest corner of location and iden- ,icaI wi.b corner No. William N' uSAr. sn~Sy rgc ~ and with cnraar
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-04


 Survey Eo. 1888 Alaska LoHe. Begin ning at corner No.A being tho Nor;t West corner of iocat,on q rinr Yo:, m T mGQ'' of Ta'fh a"A stoa os "'i',a'' i-tS1H A. L., " in"o Tnitc1 Sfa.5. Ni'"'a' 'r,"~rr~cnt M { tCr's N~." IS degrees 1 minute Y seconds E,-cs; 7s59 feet, thence North 80 degracs ti rlinu!Cs Fart I%.2 feet to point Q: ir lersco ton W!th line 2-3 Alice ode Hf t!is survev at Eorth Y deerccG ;N minutes W'fnt 67S25 feet from cu-rnr No. Alice Lode aforesaid. 600 feet to corner No. 2, thence South 18 degrees 33 minutes East 12529 feet to corner No. 5. thence South so degrees 17 min utes West eco feet to corner No 4, whence corner No. ? Agnes and cor ner No. 3 Alice Lodes of this survey bear North 12 degrees 20 minutes West 5cGa feet, thence North IS degrees 8 minutes West 5G2i6 feet to rniiit q. intersection wIth linc3-t Alice Lode and lire 1-2 .,gnsR Lode of tEis anr- vev Gt pui:th 70 Gr"rees ss minutes W,at c'.a" fsct f:oni corner |". :' Al it,r I ,.7r ar ' "crNer ". 7 .t0'N." n it a acor, sa!l. ic~r.9 feet to corner H". t!ie pace o2 beginning.
 Surve!' Nn I%oa. ''"H''1'' - INC. fc c. I'..''''''" "t ccirer N" Y be lns tMp .-,.s' Wgst ccr1 ' o' lis 10 cater ",, ''-"',al witt, tnra'r No , of the C&iistmas '9G Lode of this survey, a rira rost surrounded by mound of carth and stones scribet rt-1Sa3 K, Q. L., whence Emitted States
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-04

,..nfiiCt With Agnes Loce CT thss sur ,Gy, .Ss5 acrea. Net area Alasha A"'ue' l5.tC1 acres.
 Total and net area Edckey oSei ode. il.lt: acres.
 Fetal ana net area Last Chance I1udc l6.GG0 acres.
 Total ana net area Waterloo Loda .&.430 acres.
 Total and net Grea Arizona La-e 2c.420 acres.
 Total and net area MargGreta I!oie 1S.1S0 GcrSs.
 Total and net area Na:I.e I,oee. >lS.co acres.
 Net area of this lode claim. Sol.sc acres.
 Tine surveys of all the above deacrib ed lodes are identical with their re spective locations. This claim Is locat ed about mile and half South O the Town cf Bisbee, in the satd Warrel Mining District, said County of Co chise, and will. when public land sur veys are extended over this section o country, be embraced approximately, il Township 23 SoutA. Range 2S East, Gill ana Salt River Base and Meridian .! i2oia. Inc amended locations of the abov and following described lodes ara re oruud us follows: Of the Atlas Loa n Book n, rage 54o; of the John James LoGe in Beck Il. page 0S0, c I the Alabama Lcde in Book IA, Ia& 5SG; of t4ic Alma Lode in Book lf, pax
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-04

afs,ovgry ehatt sad ft43 ssct NarlE. a d,Krrrs Faet thcprtrcnh with a"r-1'' ,-ynrpd G09 feet }a with: i0ol feet aC the Bay Stato ,l"cr covering 2>' [" { South. IS degrees West from the 'iR- covrry shaft and Ioi feet North l$ &r'
 grccs Fast uh2rcfrom. with sHrias 70 r..n,,nd Aan 5f feet In ytLLE. 70 tne, af
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-04

I01I "VIwUNNod " q W0N0N e 00Tt0 ,~g rto-, srrt'r1 1t@at g. ?. L.
 .Hyr," ,..ntr No. 2 of tha Tac!e Sam "a, ro3 ro,0"r &c. ot G.- rs'us- Atlantic toaa ot this survey bear South H 1rgrc,e 2S minutes West 2J2& feet and (, $. Mineral mQQunent No. 2 L-c-L- N-n-LN . u--l.a.a 2L MtLNMtEg-
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-18
PUSH CLUB MEETS.
And Receives Favorable Report From
the Nehalem Road Commhtee.

The Push club met last evening In
their rooms on Bond street, with a good
attendance OF the members.
A. communication was received from
Claude Thayer Of Tillamook. In regard
to a book advertising Tfllamook county
in which Astoria might feel interested.
"A communication was read from A. c.
Little, Of Tacoma, IN regard to the estao-
llshment df a -four min here. The pro-
posed mill Is TO have capacity OF 80
barrels per day, and an eastern firm sub
mfts the proposition OF establishing It,
Both these communications were referred
to appropriate committees.
An extended report was received from
Mr.. r NJ. Gaston in regard to the I'm
provement Of the Nehalem road from the
second mile post 10 the 18Th mile post
over the mountain district. The work is
to be done by puncheoning. for which
Tie Nehalen people viii subscribe one
half Of the amount with the hope that
the people OF Astoria will subscribe the
remainder Mueh enthusiasm was reports
ed on the part Df me people Of Nehalem,
Mr.. r. NJ Woodin, OF Jewell, agreeing to
circulate a petition and TO head 1t with
subscription Of so. Mr.. Gus Gronnel
agrees to subscrIbe similar amount.
Mr.. Castor recommended that contracts
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-18
s,e Our
LADIES' COLLAR
f1f 10 cents.
.Albert Dunbar

med Snow nOur RR a, the Pat
net.
~ H-oent meal. Rising sun rsstaur-
~, a Commercial street
s,ajoy a good square meal for Is cents
he Denver Kitchen on Ninth street.
ste cook
est California wine % cents per gel
=. Alex Gilbert. sole agent for Astoria
sphone g.
-eam Pure Rye. Americas finest
. .skeT. The only pure goods. guaran-
/ rich and mellow. John L. Carlson,
80 agent.
ceuys transfer wagons deliver box
: 4 to any part Of the city on short
.ce. AL orders left at Zapfs furni-
- store go Commercial street, viii
i've prompt attention Telephone
-
afgains In new and second hand
-ols, from $ up. New and first-class
sels kept for rent. Sole agents for
famous Rambler. Repairs and sun.
= at lowest rates. Columbia Elec-
!. al & Repair Co., 523 Bond.
10 new Creamery Restaurant. Bond
ct, near the alley between 1ith and
street, serves the best B-cent meal
set out In Astoria. Everything is
', neat and clean. and absolute satis-
= ton is guaranteed all patrons.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-18
PLAIN TALK ~ GOOD FoR THE
LIVER

LIVER,
Nl,htrr Eduoor: OF note In soonday' .
paypcr phat Judge Tayhr. Senator Ful'
ton. Commodorr Trulllngvr, Judgo Gray.
Colonel Adalr an Dr, pcA say 90 tho
common pint prUpOetglon thoy's all putty
near right. now 30 ycE want my Opinion
or don't ycEg orll give Il 20 ycE anyway
Question No l. An pha, hss retarded the
a.vllopmcnt " Astoria alongside " Sc
attleY Wen. wei. any little bye with an
ounce lv grey mau,r In his u'ae red
topno, should know that.
Ohvsr in Seattle a mospiback can't live.
ti,s air IL too brisk the puahvru v ever
lasungly pushing slow coaches on tho
sidewalk: n wan wants 10 succcsi a. a
srorrkccp-r. a professional man or q me
chanic. no must pun on hts coat an work
for ssaulc.
How ls q IN Aatoria7 DO yea wan, a
Regatta, ilh of July. county roads,
taso ball grAn,ts or common pint. or
hssh touad Anb Some wan will say, put
Wise. or Jones. or Brown on that com.
miWrc, niey always work; al rlght lay
gjcs on: leave their stores for week or
for a month. wcara out their iunga an
helr altJsss. an everybody sez they'a good
fellows: but white thcy'r out on the ir'
irg line, the pull cm In fellows pull you
In from on the sidewalk then ycz for'
get tho hustlcrs who get thin an tired
white tho Donolhings set fat an stlngicr
from dag to day an ycz have hard work
20 get any wan 20 hustle az all, at all.
Question No. 2--whin 6ie people " As
torh will make up their minds 20 patron'
H., ne co-woriSers an let alone the nos
workers thcn an not unul thcn win Il hv
worth while to hustle; an huatiing Is
what makes live towns. Truly yours
FLASNIGAN,
In care " Herman Wise,
The A No. / Clothcr and Halter.
p. s-This Is not copy writed.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-18
A CHILD ENJOYS

The pleasant flavor. gentle action. and
soothing effect Of Syrup Of Figs. when in
need OF a laxative. and II the father or
mother be costive or bilious. the most
gratifying results follow i,s use; so that
Il ls the best family remedy known and
every family should have bottle. Manu-.
factured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-18
Shanahan Bros.
SOS Commercial Street

f1r tho Improvement " tho road To
lrt AMI a ,s,p,rd by the Push club.
The membcrs ot tho club present spoke
favurahly u the ontsrpris" aDd 'iIr mat
ter was rct,rrcd 20 Ihr cou,rni'se" 'H
r, ads. via, Instructions to report Il prar-
,ic.hle az the next meeting The club
then adjourned .
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-18
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Ths following letters remain uncalled
In the Astoria postOffice.
: I'M ]. Anderson, Filing Arentsana,
ktoril Bergman, Fritz Bell, Anton
a-Ssten C2), Preacher Fisher, Edd Flor
ae. Miss May La Chapelle, Louis Con
lltine, Anton Mason,
CHARLES sPDONALD, P. u.
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Blanket Specials,

iOI white OF gray cotl0n double blankrs'
sOod heavy qualify just the thins u
camping oul, per ralr ,,.,,.,'.'''''''sv
ii-i white or gray cotton blankets, extra
heavy quality; wvn worth 81 per pair
special. per pair ,,,",r,,,.,.,,,,',',I9e
Good sisc comforts, nlled with pune white
cotton. fanny hg5rvd tops. stsrc,al prise
cach ,,,..,s.,s.tt,t',,,s','.,, ,,ttssf'f''''NA"
isNN heavy crrton covering. pure whRr
cotton aihns comtor'crv extra valuy
each ........,,.,..,.,u,,,.,,...,,,,.t.b q
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-18
NOTICE TO FISHERMEN.

As many complaints have been made
against the use of blue stone for tnn-
ming salmon nets and as 81 may be
injurious to the salmon interests and is
without doubt contrary TO law, all per-
sons are hereby warned against allowing
the same to be put In the voters OF the
Columbia river II. c. REED,
Fish Commissioner