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The Lamar register., 1899-07-19
sRYAN FAvoRs ALToELD.
Chicago Tribune Says Request of the Har-
rison Faction Remains unheeded.

Chicago, July 17.-John p. Altgell
has received message from Hon.
William ]. Bryan, in which Mr., Bryan
says he viii speak at the Chicago
platform mass meeting which Will
bc held at the Auditorium July Goth,
the date OF the injecting in Chicago
OF the Democratic national committee.
According TO the Tribune, the sup
portcrs OF Mayor Harrison had strong
ly hoped Mr.. Bryan would refuse Mr..
AltEcld'S invitation, and even wrote
20 Mr. Bryan. setting forth reasons for
the view point OF the Harrison side
why Mr. Bryan should not speak ut
the meeting.
Mayor Harrison had been invited TO
deliver an address OF welcome, He Is
invited as the mayor Of Chicago, ald
not aS u Democrat. "Mr. Harrison is
mayor Of our city" said Mr.. AlfgHld.
and Il Is only proper that we should
invite him TO welcome the visiting
Democrats"
Cleveland. Ohio. July l7.--yinceut
II. Perkins OF Chicago, who has been
mentioned Rs the successor OF Carter
H. Harrison for the mayoralty OF
that city. Is visiting Cleveland. In an
Interview today he said that Mayor
Harrison was loyal 10 William !,
Rryan and would support him for the
presidency next year.
Mayor Harrison he said will be n
candidate for governor OF Illinois TO
succty,I Governor Tanner. and In 1904
he win h. candidate for the pr,.si.
dcncy and VIII Ice nominated"
MIR. Perkins expressed the opinion
that eN-;iuvernor Alteeld had had his
dag ia politics.
The Lamar register., 1899-07-19
Lone Navigator Brought to Port.

Liverpool, July 1.-THE British
steamer Holbein. Captain Sheiock,
New York. July list, for Manchester,
which arrived here to-day. picked up
Captain William \. Andrews. known
rs the Lone Navigator" who left At
lnntie City, June 18th. In a little craft
named "The Dores." barely twelve
feet i'm length, to attempt TO cross the
Atlantic.
Captain Andrews was found exhaust
ed July 18th, about 100 miles from the
Irish coast. His boat was left adrift.
Captain andrews, when he left Allan
tic City, took an easterly course and
headed direct for the Azores islands,
where he expected to stay for a few
days to reprovision his larder He
hoped 10 make the voyage to England
in sixty days. The British steamer
Camperdown spoke him June Goth.
Captain Andrews at that time was
wen and declined assistance.
The Lamar register., 1899-07-19
BROOKLYN TROLLEY STRIKE.
Tie-Up of Car. Likely to lie Far Reach
ing.

rIe-Up Of Cars Likely to lie Far Reach
Ing
New York. July 1T.-Another trolley
strike Is on In Brooklyn So far IL has
not been as effective as the strike of
1898, but there rs no telling how far
reaching Il may become.
For some weeks the employees of the
several lines controlled by the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit Company have been
complaining that the management did
not live up to the ten-hOur law. The
men demand n revision OF the time TIA
blcs at the different barns and also
claim that they should be- paid 20 cents
an hour for overtime, which is equiva-
lent to 81 a day. the price which they
set for n working day of fen hours
Meetings haYe been held daily and
nightly for the last week. and ii was
Inferred from the reports given out by
the employees and their advisers since
Thursday last that while n strike was
Imminent. 1t would not occur for some
dnyS TO come.
General Master Workman Parsons
and District Master Workman Pines
had charge Of the mems affairs and a
strike was called at 1870 this morning
At this hour most of the motOrmeu
and conductors of the Brooklyn Trac-
their night trips and the leaders de-
cidcd that this was the most oppOrtune
moment to begin what was expected
to be stubborn fight with the Trac-
tion Company.
The Lamar register., 1899-07-19
Frepch Recrui.s FalIinr ON.

The army surgeons of France have
been instructed to devote more time to
the individual examination of each
conscript, and, above all. to exempt
from service all those showing the
slightest symptoms of consumption.
The results of this measure have made
themselves severely felt at the semi
annual drawing of conscripts at Paris
this spring. the number of able-bodied
recruits enlisted being smaller by IL
per cent. than last year. Should this
proportion extend to the population
throughout France. next November's
drawing will show diminution of no
fewer than 10000 recruits.
The Lamar register., 1899-07-19
coLoRApoTRoops oMrAEwAY
Arrangements Made MT san Francisco so
That the Men win BE Provided with
Warm Clothing ON Their Arrival.

That the Men win BE Provided with
Warm Clothing ON Their Arrival.
San Francisco, July 1G.-The Colo
RADIO troops started home to-day on the
Warren and are expected to arrive in
San Francisco about August 10th.
The people OF San Francisco are
making arrangements TO make them
comfortable on their arrival
The Oregon troops, who came in last
week were thinly clad and no provis-
ion had been made to provide them
against the cold wind. which is their
constant companion at the Preside,
where they will be mustered out
General Summers complained OF the
condition, fearing his men would con-
tract pneumonia and die. The govern
ment has declined officially to issue
overcoats unless each soldier bought
his own garment This was hard
on the men. since military coats would
be OF no use after leaving the service.
The Examiner took mp the matter
personally with President Mckinley
and he has assured Mr.. Hearst that he
VIII take the matter up Monday and
have the rules suspended to loan the
coats, and when the men are sent
home the coats viii be left and then
VIII lie taken to the Warren on Its ar
rival and given to the Colorado boys,
thus preventing them taking any
chances on the change OF climate.
In case money is needed the Red
Cross has sent the Examiner $500. and
viii have more for the Colorado boys.
Judge Adiar Wilson of Colorado ar
rived tonight and Is Mt the Palace ho-
tel. He will await the arrival OF the
Warren
The Lamar register., 1899-07-19
Weights of Rattleshlps.

Here are the weights of five British
battleships at the time of their launch
ing: Goliath, 6.100 tons: Victorious,
$500; Prince George, 400. and the
Ocean tsoon to be launched), 5000 TONS
There was some armor on the Victori-
Gus and the Prince George, but none
on the Goliath.
The Lamar register., 1899-07-19
Beautiful Women.

Should have beauty and vigor of
health. A strong stomach is the first
essential To beauty. Nine-tenths of the
sickness comes from weak digestion.
Thousands of people have tried Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters and regained
their health. There is nothing like it.
See that n private revenue stamp Gov
ers the neck of the bottle.
The Lamar register., 1899-07-19
A Blue Rose Produced.

1t seems really true that the Bulgar-
ian florist. Friedrich Bitz, has actu-
ally succeeded in producing blue rose
which is really blue. rivaling In depth
of color the cornfiower, but otherwise,
as TO all characteristics. such as per-
fume and quality of petal, an ordinary
rose.
The Lamar register., 1899-07-19
Arc You u.,ns AIlsn,. roo.-Ea.er

1t is the only cure for Swollen.
smarting, Burning. Sweating Feet.
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Aliens
Foot-Ease, a powder to be shaken into
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores, Csc. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress. Allen S. Olmsted. Leroy, N. Z.
The Lamar register., 1899-07-19
To Laundry Dresses and skirts.

To get best results. mix some "FauItless
Starch in a little cold water; when dis
solved pour on boiling water until it be-
comes clear. All grocers sell "Faultless
Starch Large package. I0c
The Lamar register., 1899-07-19

Marietta. you had better write your
aunt Jane that we are coming out there
or the Fourth" ''Why2" "If you don't t
here"
The Lamar register., 1899-07-19

FITS Permanently Cured ,ofts nervousness after
kTst DAY use OF DR.. Kline s Great Nerve Restorer
send for FREE S2.OO trial bottle and treatise
The Lamar register., 1899-07-19

"All things come to him who waits" "
Yes: we get nearly everything We wan.
after We get through wanting it
The Lamar register., 1899-07-19

1--WE think Mrs. Bibbett ought to resign
from the presidency of our art club"
''Why2''
"one of the members called on her and
found a crazy-patch sofa pillow in her
parlor.'
The Lamar register., 1899-07-19

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is constitutional cure. Price, 75c.
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- --'ra s7t-.---- --t,rr4.
MIR. Archibald IIt,norcd.

Among he most recent apI,nir'tn.ni>;
- Offices in the new volunteer T., gi-
1n'.ntS !nr service in the Ini!ip,,in.s. j.;
lhr lianlc Of Sergeant Samuel : Arch
ibal,l. formerly of tn, Fuurtl Virginia
E"&iIn',nt The order ,!nrS NOS s.lv
what regiment he is appointed to. sim
ply saying he has boon selected for a
second li"ut"namcy.
Sergeant Archibald Who is one nr lie
best known young men in 1lc civ
served Through III" SpLniSh-A nI.ricar,
war with Company q. Of N,,w,,ntl
News. :Il'i WIS one ~ he most l,unIl'al,
men IN the company. Since IN. ..unl-
l'lhN WAS mustered 'iIt at Sava,ulil II.
some months ago. m has ln,rl, in The
Guy ana has on several .n.t.:l Siu,S STATED
th:'t NJ was his desire to sr,. tl,. AUNT
In2'"n RIFLES ami Company n. Fourth
''"lll1h ihmnunrs. also Of this city.
UNITED 70 form one Of th.. ain.St com
liEinlS in rhr State
~ is understood that Mr. Archibald
VIII accent The office that has been or
Tered MN llr has not as vet received
amy "ilci:'1 information uf mis- ;lppnin,
ln"ni from Wsshin=inn
hNiGlslII:A l)l;Ipt:l:S
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. July 17.-t'ott ton futures
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
I.Al.Tl NOEE.. lilly lI-ITlAll. llllil

AMI steady: unchanged.
Wheat weak: spot ANA July ,2"sci.2:a
august. 1.a hN72T>: September. 13isG,;:s
sou thrrn by sample. IoGrI:3:h.
'"rh easy: SPOT ana .IuIy ".1sGln
August, ~ H'"1;s; September. sugar,
s"i' lirrn white or yellow. II asked.
oats. quiet; No. : Whit. ;lGiiM
rye. steady: NJ. . near ~. 5Gi. ASKED
sugar. strong: unchangrl
l'n''"r ana cheese. steady; unclianY
ed
Eggs steady; unch.lnuru
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52.M XIV a.a,s


OCT. 90 .,:, ~. ;,:2la
Cash quotations Wcrc as follows:
Flour. weak: No. > spring. wheat ~ {:
No. :: Sprin.: wheat 80, niIo: No red.
13h, az: NO > corn. i3N'i u: M. = oats.
"A 1.m&,: No. :: white. 25H Gi21%,: No. :,
rye. %: No. flax seed. lopmlvl prime
timothy seed. 2!5na5": mess pork. i,c.'
Dbl. SaoGlalo: lard. per 100 lbs, :.2I1aaf
40; short RIBS sides tl"ose). 5i,m20: dry
sailed shoulders ,hoxnd>. .2sG,A: short
clear sides; tboXcd). oioMi3: whiskc-.
distilcrs' finished goods per gal, l2G:
No. > yellow corn. 3lisG, u.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

NFW IOHK. July li.-Moncy on call
steady. 2Mil.: Lust Inan > nnr cent
Prime mrrcaniil" paper. 3i4MlH per
cont. Sterling exchange firm with :lc-
tual business in bankers bills NJ ASH.
eiM for demand ana at 4.Sl6lM. for sixty
days. Posted rates i.$.Mi.SG ana ISs,r
y. m~rcal bills. t.s"o'l.. Silver
cert .," t0MGl. Bar silver Guh .
Me- g GLARS. Is. Government bon Is.
firm; at, bonds, inactive; railroad
bonds easy.
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REPORTS.
MARKET
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

w J oftf\ Sltbtk MA lskf
NEW YORK July 1.-the stool:
market today was an ainicss and IN
significant affair." cXcep, 50 far as Inc
duilness and neglect were significant Of
the doubt felt in many minds over tn"
money outlook. Operations Wet,
strictly confined 10 professional ,nanlp-
nlation by the room traders. This King
OF trading resulted in only trivial net
changes. most Of which We're on iha
side of losses. The range Of prices was
quit" wide during tn" day many stocks
ut one time rising shade over Satu:-
day and then dropping from | to >
points. The latter portion of the day
was devoted to n dcsultnry covering
movement which reclaimed most Of th"
carly losses. Even brooklyn Transit,
which was the center Of the days
Weakness. recovered To within X of Sal
urday's clos" but yielded sharply Il"
Dear pressure in the final dealings. La
nor troubles played n large part in the
days market, Brooklyn Transit being
most conspicuously affected by reason
of the strike amongst it's employees
The failure Of call money To weaken
in spite of Saturdays favorable bank
statement caused uncaSin"SS regarding
The future. Most OF the days loans
We're made at Az per cent. ana the rat.
weakened to per cent. only after most
of he demand had been satisfied l;u-
mnrs Of financial difficulties in Lon,iol
calls"d doubt ana hesitation in All the
worlds great stock markets. The pr
tntc discount rate there rose 10 ~, per
cent. and demand sterling and cables
here advanced u cent.
The total sales or stocks tn,llv w.rc
a37. 100 shares. The leading stocks clos
ed as follows.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-18
]. A. SOMMERYILLE & CO.,
Real Estate, Rents and Loans.
~ !iS5..,H- ,-.>.s::,,a

Houses for rent Houses ana Lots for
sale IN all sections. A large selection
MANY BARGAINS.
Two store rooms ana lot on Washing-
ton avenue, paying Is and ~ per cent.
Also Il Wcli-eStablishc,i shoe ana no
llon business on same street, cheap.
Agents for Equitable Life Assurance
Society Of New York, and FOR leading
Fire Companies
Notary public in office.
street
List your properties with us. No
charge for advertising.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-19
sOI.FILINE.
The Greatest Discovery Of the Age
No More Rubber Goods.

sol1line. a hnther preservation, the
meaning Of the word Is. you I'll in the
pOnts Of your soles and uppers Of your
shoes and make them absolutely wa
terproOf
Does person need rubbers after
shoes are trel1ed with Sol6line?
Nu' You Will also save expenses Of
patching and resoling.
Invaluable % manufacturers for
treating leather belts For harness,
buggy tops and wording mems gloves.
Buy your shoes OF stores that have
this scisnuncial leather preservation.
They are up to date with superior i'm
prcvementH.
For sale by Peterson & Brown, and
other shoe dealers. harness makers
and grooers in general. II they en-
not supply you.. send 35c to II. Miller
& Co. 3l2 First street Portland, Or,
for a trial can,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-19
TO THE MOUTH OF
THE COLUMBIA
MONKS TRANSPORTATION co
Seeking Terminus for the New Grain
Line Prom the lnlaUd Empire-NiII
Garry Next Seasons Crop.

THE Central Navigation and Con-
struction co. will ~ prepared %
carry the next grain crop II the In
Land Empire down 10 the mouth oi
thr Columbia. river" said Paul f.
Mohr yesterday. Mr Mohr. who has
succeeded In getting the company or
ganized on sound and successful
basis. In spite Of the determined oppo-
siuou OF the railroads Was In Astoria
yesterday and spent most q his time
m examining possible terminal and
dock property.
Mr. Mohr stated 10 an As,orian
representative thai his present visit
was only as chief engineer Of his
company and his purpose was to ex-
anime the physical butuns OF the
several points thlt might BE- suitable
fJr terminal grounds He had no
propositions to make TO Astoria or
other places on the lower Columbia.
several offers have been made 10 the
company, one including a town site
ana water front. but ihs company is
not going into tho town building bust
npes In selecting the pdnt for its
terminals the first consideration win
b, th, general physical advantages.
The company has not the remotest
Intention uf making IT'S terminus AT
SOME point up the river. ~ was sug-
gestci hy the Or,gjniaa few days
Ugo. Mr Mohr stated that there
would be- no object ia Stopping the
blrgys until ihey could meet the larg-
est shiIe coming into the lower Col
umhla harbor He did not say that
Astoria would be The terminus, but
the bargrs will certainly no, finish
choir journey until they have crossed
hrgsback
Mr.. Mohr expsc,s tina. the portage
rulvay around the dalles OF the Co
lumbIa will De practically completed
in April ana the boats uf the COM
ptuy viii be- operating by July. The
railroad is 2s4 miles long and not H.
as has baon published, 1t extends
considerably below The Dalles to Sc
cure good riysr harborage and avoid
the ice that intarferes with naviga-
iion nearer The Dalles. The grain
will be loaded on and unloaded from
the cars by 4 practically automatic
steel carrier and Mr.. Mohr claims the
grain can b. handled at cost OF
only five cents a ton.
The company will carry its grain
on barges and the tow boats will be
powerfully built and carry nothing
but their own machinery, Boats,
barges and wharf privileges for the
upper rivers have been secured and
two tugs for the lower river are being
built The Frederick X. Billings,
built for the Northerl Pacific railroad
company has b0en purchased, A rail
road from Spokane to the head of
on the Columbia will be
built.
"Tnc railroads." said Mr.. Mohr,
"wiu not have It In their power 20 in
juro our line, We will be in the sad
die and can dictate rates" The
barges, It is int, lded will not so back
empty tut will carry merchandise
from jobbing houses Of the lower Co
umbta to the merchants Of the inter-
ior. Mr. Mohr has no doubts of the
success of his enterprise. He viii visit
Astoria again in about week and
will then be able 20 confer with in
ter0;ted AstorianS.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-19
WILL NOT SHUT DOWN.
suit Against the Astoria Straat Rail-
way a Formal Proceeding.

The Security Savings and Trust
Company Of Portland commenced suit
In the circuit court yesterday against
the Astoria Streot Railway Company
To recover $4,000 face value Of 6 per
cont bonds ana I,5OO accrued interest.
The cumplaint asks for a decree fore
closing the mortgage on the propa'ty
and also for the appointment OF a
receiver Accompanying the com
plant was an ord'r issued by Judge
Mcbride appointing c. y, Coolidge Of
Portland as receiver. Mr.. Cooudge's
bond In the sum of $4,000 and his oath
of ot)tce were filed today.
Mr. John Gearin, of the law firm
OF Iolph. Mallory x Simon, who rep
resant the plaintiff, stated to an AS
torian representative yesterday that
the proceedings were only formal and
the object rs not to shut down the
road but the suit Is commenced to
protect the secured creditors against
dissipation Of the property by holders
of floating claims against the road.
1T is hoped and believed" he said,
THAT the Astoria street railway will
on ba returned 20 he owners" The
road viii oe opsru.ed as usual
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-19
LADIES' TA1LoR-MADE SUITS.

Ladies who 60 TO Portland and desire
something especially fine In the way Of
tailor-made suits will do well TO remem-
Der that they can be well fitted at L d.
Boyer's II Fourth street, In the Y. n.
c. A. building.
Not only does he keep a strictly firBt-
class cutter for mems wear. but also
one exclusively for ladies' work. and
all can rest assured OF getting not only
good work. but the best Of materials.
as Mr.. Boyer is an expert on woolen
cloths.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-19

The outlook Tor loggors is brighter
now than Il has b,r,n FOR lorg time.
Notwithstanding that most Of the log
glng camps are shut down Tor une.
while short days and bad weather are
H. rule glys the Orgonian. Some
5000 900 or G.o00. 900 fc'-, Of logs. JUS,
foaied out ar 90 De iioAtcd out ol the
llpkaWia have be,n bold a. the Nur,h
Pacific Lumber Comp-Ny for Sc 100 per
co.. which is the highest price PAID
fur logs 20 this section FOR probably
rEm or ten y,drs. This (. encour-
aging 10 loggcrs Notwithstanding that
q H said that lio company n,cl.d
tha logs and n,d TO pay a li,,le more
than their .V,d market value. This
supply ~ logs Will be- pretty n,ur.y
u"j up by ,hr time The logging
camps gN started again. and there
VIII ho % Creator demand for log-
here next scas,n than ever h.f,gc,
with "a new mill OF large capacity
starting ar and an the old mills run
ming at thAr FUN capacity. The in
crea~o in pric. Will cause the demand
O. b, supplied. uS rev logging camps
Lay. h.,u ap n,d u4 au logg,rs are
prepared tn operate un % more cNtan-
sivc scale than ever, While the price
ot legs has been how, only land clos
to water could De- logged with prodt,
but now that the price OF logs has
advanced. sections further back. NO.
ccsItatng the building or railways,
win be loggd. and the use of engines
iu the raoe of teams VIII enable
much mnrc work TO be done.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-19

This 4, o. T. W. nag few nt half
must yesterday on account of the
death of George Loyat. Mr. LoYeu
hiA been a resident Of this county for
over twenty years and part Of the
twc waA In buslnefu at Astoria. lie
served In the cavalry regiment during
the civil war and afterwards was "A
soldier IN the regular army and sta
,inncd al Vancouver he k1ycS four
children
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-19
THE MODERN MOTHER

Has found that her little ones are inn
proved more by the pleasant Syrup
" Figs, when In need OF the laxative
effect OF a gentle remedy, than by any
other Children enjoy il and Il bene-
fits them The true remedy, Syrup OF
Figs, Is manufactured by the Calfor-
MIA Fig Syrup Co. only.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-19

The unfortunate outcome " Frank
Turks last venture IN the an'or-
boarding housy 'unturc at Astoria.
owing 20 his cha Of partners In
the enterprise. has apparently dis
gus.cd him and driven him abroad
h. a.cl "a new hcLl Tor business, re-
marin the Orogo ihn. An old ac-
qualuipncc OF his rvc dyed loitcr
from san Fmncisco IA day or two ago.
Stating that Mr and Mr.. Turk nad
si4l,d IRON, that port to Honolulu.
Nith the inrsl,lIn Of ghng into the
stllor boarding -h,us, buAncsp there
Perhaps In Hp1p.ulu, which, since
the lslRndS lhvc b-comc n United
States possession Is rapidly increas-
Ing ~ imporl4nce aA shipping poiat.
Afr TURK may b. able TO build up a
business and In ,lmr attain the prom.
innnrc In that line his patcrnal ances-
Tor once held hurc
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-19

hs, might WA unsJnted. Many prct.
" prcsntA were glyan away ana thoe
who received them seemed pbnzed
IL II "a "ch4ip show" In tho
matter Of admission price only. Mr.
Gallagher announces AN cniinr change
" program for this cvshnR,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-19
ToDAY'B WEATHER

PORTLAND Dee. lD-WcHtcrn orc,
R0n and West an Washington. niir
today warmer Eastern Washington
aud Northern Idaho. fair warmer
Eastern Oregon. fair Southern ldt.
no. fair.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-19
TO ASTORIANS.

oh sale In Portland ~ The we'll known STA.
tlonery house ofJ, y, uandIsy A O0., apt
Washington street, orders for Adtet'
tiuinH lot with this nfm viii receive
prompt Attention,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-19

Having btrRi invoice Of shocs ar
riying January !. ana In order 10 make
room for same. We will coIum nee
Monday. December II. 70 cl0sc out our
entire stock Of nne mems boys and
children'B shoes at and below factory
costs We have splendid line of
cflldrcBs Hhona. den'h Bho,s almost
glyn away Fred Walters. correr 18th
and llond htrectn.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-19
NoTIcE!

]. Anderson. chiroDOdist. will re-
mS!n for a few days only In Astoria,
and will remove corns for IS cents
Office, room IS. Page blilding.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-19

LoiUra for tho following persons
remain uncailed for NJ Tie poBtoiIice:
A. Ainnllc. Osor Carlson. Lizzie EIlo-
man. Mrs. Bertha FHbw. Edgar MI.
lcf Mrs, NJ H. OldH. petcrfon Bros.
Mrs. Hans pntorson. d. Plckyd, Lot
tlc s'ramb CbarB Shirley. Koruli.
ma Stevenson Foreign Louis +.
johnson.