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Morris tribune., 1899-10-28
Found It's Soul.


After the Lucky Baldwin theater and
hotel fire in San Francisco there were
nine feet Of water in the basement,
where the instruments of the orchestra
were stored. When little of it had
been pumped out, August Hinrichs,
leader of the orchestra, hired man to
swim in and get our his famous Amati
violin.
It was wrecked-water soaked,
warped, twisted and broken up into 69
pieces. The hot water had soaked out
all the old glue, and every piece had
fallen away from it's neighbor, besides
a good many patches of wood, put in
when repairs had been done. To all ap-
pearance the thing was smashed beyond
recall.
Nevertheless Herman Muller, local
violin repaissr, who knew and loved
the old fiddle, took it in hand. Twice
he carefully joined the time darkened
pieces of wood Twice he decided that
the Amati would not do.
So once more he soaked the 70 bits Of
wood apart. Then he carefully modelled
out Of clay an arch such as he remem-
bered that Of the old Amati to have had
and for nine weeks kept the bits Of
wood bound to it until they had gained
the proper shape.
Once more he put the bits Of wood
together Then for FIVE weeks more he
patiently vanished and polished the
more than 2OO-year- fiddle until it
shone. Then Hinrichs once more drew
his bow across the vibrating strings
and the violin spoke. It sang, wept,
dubbed with life and Joy.
The Amati had found its soul San
Francisco Examiner
Morris tribune., 1899-10-28
Straight Across the Sky.

Mrs. Bender-You ought to be
ashamed of yourself. staggering up
the lawn like that.
Mr.. Bender-Thash all right, Betty
even 1.-THE moon gish full once in a
while.
Mrs. Bender-Yes, but the moon
always leaves straight path.-Chi-
cago News.
Morris tribune., 1899-10-28

Don't be lead astray and made 70
believe that there's something just as
good as Rocky Mountain Tea
There's nothing half as good. HUI
burd & johnson.
Morris tribune., 1899-10-28

Healthy, happy babies. Mothers
say Rocky Mountain Tea is the best
baby medicine in the world. 35
cents. Hulburd & johnson.
Morris tribune., 1899-10-28
DoNNELLY ECHOs.

Mr. 4anke gave his house coat of paint
last week.
john Fritz departed for Montana last
Thursday night to resume his work.
A. q. Parsons and John Milne, of Herman
were In Donnelly Thursday evening.
Some people will have stiff necks if not
careful. Rubber necks" are subject to
that.
number of Donnellyites were transact
ing business at the, county seat the past
week.
number of Donnellyites Were counting
IN Morris the past week acting as petit
jurymen.
The Kerridge Bros, of Minneapolis.
spent Sunday in Donnelly on a hunting
excursion.
Arthur Youngberg Sundayed in town
also till Monday morning. Rather late
was 1t not, Art.
Edward Nelson, of Alexandria is in
town. Ed. is at his old stand clerking for
Nelson Bros. again.
Lewis Hanson WILL give dance in the
NJ. w. A. hall Friday night November 3rd.
Everybody invited.
We are informed that A. Youngberg has
sold out his farm to parties from Wells,
Minnesota, consideration $4,000.
Mr.. Ole Lee is in Pope county this week,
his daughter being very ill. From the
latest report she is slowly improving.
Who were they that got lost last Sun
day night when they started for home.
They seemed to be enroute toward Barrett.
We are informed that Nelson Bros. have
sold out their interests in Donnelly to
parties from the southern part of the
state.
Miss Hulda Johnson met with a very
painful accident last Sunday by striking
a clothes line in her eye, injuring the eye
seriously.
Who is it practicing stump speeches, we
hope we will have an entertainment by
their facilities in the near future. Gee
whiz what's next for DonnellyD
On last Saturday afternoon occurred the |
funeral of the lateJosesh Haigh and David |
r. Haigh. David r. Haigh was a men,
Morris tribune., 1899-10-28

In fifteen minutes with only cake of Ivory Soap water
you can make better cleansing paste than you buy.
Ivory Soap Paste will take spots from clothng will
carpets rugs kid gloves slippers patent enamel russell leather and
canvas Shoes leather belts painted woodwork and furniture The
special value of Ivory Soap in this form from
can be used with damp cloth to cleanse articles
that cannot be washed because they will stand the free appca
ton of water.
DIRECTIONS
'"' 8 II oorE oNusEo CINCINNATI
Morris tribune., 1899-10-28
ArbuckIes' Coffee
No. So
Six HandkerchiefS.

Six Ladies' Pocket Handker-
chiefs, hemstitched, colored bord-
ers, size II < Is inches. Sent post.
paid on receipt of 2 cent
postage stamp and 20 sig.
natures cut from wrappers of
Arbuckles' Roasted Coffee.
Morris tribune., 1899-10-28
Organ For Sale.

A high grade Estey organ in good
condition for sale ut reasonable
price. For particulars call at this Of
flee.
Morris tribune., 1899-10-28

Miss Hulda Johnson met with a very
painful accident last Sunday by striking
a clothes line in her eye, injuring the eye
seriously.
Morris tribune., 1899-10-28

Der of the local lodge of Modern Woodmen.
He was buried under the auspices of the
NJ. W. A. The pail bearers were Philip
Rowe, Joseph Marcineck, William Har-
tung, John Marcineck, Vincent Tosney
and Fred Nelson.
SHORTY
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Shanahan Bros.

chang ms scenery W ,haI grandca, ut
American rivers Is constantly brought To
thr ytcw OF the passengers ON this road
tnr braad river With Tho shlpt ", thc
NurlJ anoat upon 81, waters and tho
hundreds upon hundreds or behtns Noaiu
that dut l.. surface. like great white.
winged nlpk make IL mar.oc s,cuC no,
viewed from any other railroad 90 tito
United States The nyaeh aIons which
this railroad skltt- tor Is mite. Q, onr
ay yar hlNJsomvs. la ,hy United S,aloa
anl admittedly onr 90 ,hr most delight
tul un thr rac.nc coast The pr'at ~.
pau-r ug the rc4tlrs- Waf,r- or 40. ra.
csHc A. SO hrvaks iu crasr.rss waves Hpon
,hc sands ot tho beach is an attraction
shat newer groWe wrari-omo Hr woo-
otouou, Co thr visitor from thr interior
whit. Jhc sea brvyzv with - FRESHNESS
and pur.sy n a ,oalc chat hr.ngr nrN llo
to uir sllHri d,e.erH 90. jhr r,ty ard ,hc
uNrrNlrkcd to'lrr NJ ,hr farm
The fodder dessert Hrs an .Hr attractions
3, Dee seen a.ous ae llnr even f1 lh"
tunnels. that delightful adjunct ma, al
upto-la,r railroads have 'o ,hclf yluil.
mrut ll also contain. tur Information
and an th, many roln's thai traveller
wishes tu post himself before undrrAk.
lng "a lauruc, and Go Tho returned tourist
t will s.ryr as valuable souvenir OF
a ,rp th1t our VIII a.Wayp Wish 60 O..
member Copies wi. n, -rn. 'o ANY all
dress upon application 90 j e. May.
general paucns agent Astoria
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PLRsuAAL MENTION.


e.. r. Crosby RETURNED O.. Astoria 'r'-
,yr,lay after shar, visit .a portland.
". IS Wh.pplr. As,oras rushing rrs-
,aanr,cr. ,o.N d rp .o Portland yes.
,,rlay.
Editor Cornwall og ,hc caEaams ga.
zrtty. was do.as uuHncs. .n town ye-
,.rlJy
Mr.. J. G. Mayo and ,on Walter wrro
pass.nsrrs on yesterday morning. train
tor Portland
clnre, Mas,en. che prominent losssy
or sycnseu. wa, lp,us buslucsN 10 A.
,oria yesterday
". f.. Edwards manager %, ,hc u.rtn.
Wick Lumber company. viii return -
morrow from a. few days business ,rip
10 Portland.
George H. Thachcr. superintendent, of
tho oregon Telegraph Il Telephone com.
paay. is spending a few days ln 'hc
city on business
Dan Mcvlckrr the well known pilot
who has been visiting relatives 10 Nova
Scotia the past fcw weeks, iv expected
homo next week.
Mrs. J. A. Mcsier. who ls one Of ihe
survivors Of the horrible Whitman mas-
sacre. is attending The Pioneer Isao, J.
alton at Portland.
Dr J. a. Fulton and Dr, VI NJ Walker
went To- Portland yesterday 20 attend
the State Medical Association now In
a..aIon In lhal city.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-14
DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL GATHERING

Last evening a jolly crowd OF young
Astorilns boarded the steamer Electric
and crossed over 20 Knappton, where
they were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles calendar. a very enjoyaNe
dance occupied the evening and cOnvcr-
| satlon and other social pleasures made
the hours pass all too quickly for the
happy pleasure seekers. and at a late
hour the party returned to Astoria, yOt.
| Ing 1t one Of the most pleasant events Of
| the season.
Among those in attendance were the
following:
Misses Nan Reed, Nellie Sherman,
Louise Tallant, Harriet Sayre, Olga Helix
born. Stella Smith, May norton, Harriet
Tallant, Caroline Young, Clara Young,
Maud Stockton, Susie Elmore, Floretta
EmOre, Kate Upshur, Polly Mexican,
Violet BoH1by, Daisy Stockton Reba
Hobson, Amy Lemon, Clara LiOnbcrger.
Grace Short, and Laura Fox, Mrs o. f..
Hellborn Mrs W. T. Warren Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Carr Mr.. and Mrs. II. g. Pracl
Messrs. Charles HeilbOrn, X. u. Car
ruthers W. A. Sherman, Frank Spite,
Edward Norton, b. A. Mclean, John Mo
Cue, Dr. A. A. Finch. II. f. Wilson, John
Young, Dr. Hll Hastings, John Wilson,
n. D. johnson, o. y. Prael J. X. A. BEN
nett, Harry Rim, r. S. Mexican, r., j.
p Baddolet, Lieutenant Clarke, Of Fort
Candy, Lieutenant Patterson, Of Fort
Stevens.
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point that temporary military posts are
nv longer required and NOW whore a fort
or barracks Is built Il ls wiki the eN.
pcctatton that Il " 20 he a permauCn,
affair
Tho Topography Of the Columbia haslu
and its grcat distance " river NAVIGATION
togrther with lts network ot tranS.con.
tinemM railroads al crnIcrlng at Astoria
make the transportation advantages "
q post here not cNec,lcd by any In the
United States The wealth ~ the cities
that aV already lluing the banks ot
yhc Columbia river and the vast yo,-
ume W cnmmcNre that viii come tn Hs
ports make the defense ot ITS entrance
a matter NJ vital necessity, Tho great
arva ~ the Fort Stevens military RESET.
walton, with level and easily improved
| surface make " /, a pcrtcc, location tor
the mobilization " great bodies ot troops,
IA a place Tor permanent station It Is
ne; cNcchcd In the United States Il
Is absolutely hcathful Typhoid tcvcr
| and malarical diseases. those jrNaEtatcrs
~ 81 many military camps, can never
AAtAAAANNA NAAN NNNAhA ~ AAA'' FAANtNhNA ~
~ Stevens, tor the pure air trom the
! OCEAN and the perfect dNlnaNo 90 the.
soil cflcctually preclude these plaques,
Thcp arc no raw winds as at the rrye
| S,dto 10 destroy the comfort of the men
and too often render thcm subject to a..
tackS " pneumonia and kindred diseases,
heretofore thcr,' has been as little a.
traction and cAUvvulgnccs AZ ~ stevens
as at the mos, remote post IN the ~.
teyior bu, With ,hr building " the rail.
road and the changed conditions that
have come to Astoria. Fort stevens has
an the advantages OF the OK posts .,
the country and officers and mcu Who
have been used TO the social advantages
and hOmo comforts ut eastern station.
will no, ind that they have been placed
IN exile when S,ut 60 ,h.S fort, Tho cvu-
ters ol population 10 tAv Pacific sta,vs
make % certain that the United States
viii never maintain Au. tNa great mill.
ary stations on Cas-, coast ouc az san
/ Erancisco and one al ,he muuth vt .hN
I Columbia river 10 Is NOT thy policy OF
Jh,S or any other government 20 build
"A oig military depo, near lhr border 90
| a dorrlsn country and ,hls Wgh tne
/ location TO ono side OF ,hr territory go
%, covered. will preclude ,h, bulIdlng o,
anything other than myry Defensive forts
on the Sound.
/ The building ot such a military rs.al-
I lishmcH, as For, stevens promises to
I b.s u,y1r4 "A rr,at t.at Go fGy nro.pyr.tN
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-14
THE OREGON SOLDIERS
HuMEwARD BOUND
com, U.rre, .o The Columbia River and
Astoria the FIT to Welcome
Them Home

Tn. oregon regiment l,u Manila Mou-
day. Jun, u. Tor ,ne return home ou tnr
transports phio aud Nrvp1.t and Viii
q me dlgcc, to tine Columbia river. o,-
mg due her. about july ~. That Oregon
is proud OF her regimen, l- 700 we'll
known TO need affirmation and that q
royal welcome Will be extended 90 them
Is assured Their bravery lu volunteer
ing AZ their country call has no, been
FORGOTTEN and their heroic achievements
In the lar on Philippines wall ever be-
a subject u pride to every loyal Amer-
can.
Astoria Is the first port AZ which our
heroic regiment will again see America.
While 10 is not likely that the transports
will stop here long enough to permit
giving the volunteers such reception
a. they deserve. yet everything possible
should be- done 10 show TO our gallant
boys that the people OF Astoria rejotc"
with all oregon IN their safe return.
Portland is making preparations to give
the soldiers a magnificent reception. for
many of th.. regiment come from that
city, and IL is 10 be dlsbanded there. or
what Is Just the same, over AT Vancou.
yer Barracks /, may DE that the trans
ports In order TO get up 70 Portland
early in the day Will plan to come into
the river early In the morning but even
II they cross in at daylight the ar-
uouncemynt could be sent up from the
cape and the fire bell be employed TO
call the people out to the river front
to give the boys In blue a grand cheer
Of welcome at least. The river front
should be decorated for the OCCASION
and all flags should De flung 10 the
breeze to greet the defenders Of It's
honor and glory.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-14
THE LOUVRE THIS WEEK

| The Louvre boys received a bad JOLT
when Fltzslmmon's pcnant wen, down be
fore thc fierce onslaught ot the lnylnciblc
Jrrries ana their faces have been long
and their pockctbooks lean since that
fatcful hour. They will known better
next time and will bet on the winning
man. But the young ladies Of the ANIME
Sisters Orchestra were not 80 foolish and
as consequence they are as smiling a.
ever and continue TO vie with Orpheus
In the sweet strains OF their music which
/ Is 80 seductive as 10 even revive the
} wilted spirits OF the busted followers OF
the gallant, but unfortunate Australian.
/ Their program for next week embrace
some gems In musical composition and
should delight all lovers Of high class
music Tho following Is the repertoire:
~
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GREAT SALE!
Of Black and COl0red DRESSCOODS
going close every piece dcsgoods the house Coo
profit c,sno figure with this sale Bargains o everybody.

W pieces fancy weave plaldp, all nice
bright oolora, worth 100 yard. sale
price only, pcr yard"","",,,,,,,., lao
10 pieces wool henrietta, oolora rod.
navy blue. worth 800 yard sale
prioo only, pcr yard ",u",,,,,,n," 10
All wool allk nnlah Henrietta, oolora
rcd. brown. grven and blue. worth
TO yqrd sale prlce only, per yard. ~
S laohes Wide ladies olo,h, all shades
worth coo and COO per yard. sale price
only. per yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ne
% plooes cotton warp dreaa auitina
fairy mixed, ppcclal sale price. Only
pot yard Observation-Disclosures, Do
Everybody should take advantage OF
Ihls great money saving sale. We muat
pell evpry piece Of drvss goods In the
house.
prcss Innings at sale price,
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BIuCk GOODS.

sd inches widc black hgurcd mohalr
suiIlng. worth No yard; salo price
only, per ,,.,,uu,,o,u,,,, pe
10 inches wide black ngurcd mohalr
sultlng. new patterns worth 6oc yd,
salc price only, per yard ,,,u".,, Ac
70 Inches wide black Inquired Ia mode
fancy dress suI,lng, worth Csc yard,
sale price, only. per yard,.,.",.,., 'ic
Il inches wdo q Ia Paris fancy hg.
urcd dress sutng. worth 81 yd, sale
price only, pcr yard,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,, GO
50 inches wide black Henrietta. worth
80 yard sale price. per yard,o,., iSo
q inches Wide black poroa nne mo-
hair curcd sllk nnsh. worth rA
per yard, sale price per yardu...,., s9e
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a SOUVENIR FOLDER.

The latest addition 10 railroad lltera'
ture is a neat 2s-page folder gotten out
for the Astoria & Columbia River rail
road by J. c. Mayo, the general pas
senger agent for the company. It IS
handsomely illustrated with fine half
tone engravings Of the various scenic at-
fractions along One line and at the beach.
The Astoria g. Columbia River railroad
ls the truly scenic seacoast route Of the
northwest. Passing as It does down the
valley where rolls the Oregon" the ever
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-14

Aliens Foot-Ease, a powder for the
feet. II cures painful, swollen, smariIng.
nervous feet. and instantly takes the
sting out Of corns and bunions IT'S
the greatest comfort discovery OF the
age. Aliens FoOt-Ease makes tight or
new shoes feel easy. It Is a certain cure
for sweating, callous and hot. tired, ach-
ing feet. Try It today. Sold by all drug
glsts and shoe stores BY mail Sc. in
stamps. Trial package free. Address
Allen 8. olmsted, lie ROY, NJ 7.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-14

Astoria IS TO be well represented by
bidders for constructing the barracks
buildings az Fort Stevens. J. W Supre-
nant. l.. Hardwlck. e. u Palmberg,
and Huston x Ferguson have each sub
mi,tsd bids for the entire work The
Astoria Iron Works and the Columbia
Electrical and Repair company have
each put in sub bids on the iron work.
The plans call Tor q buildings but only
y will be erected this summer as the en-
cheering department have only part
Of the grounds graded and will not get
3. fully prepared before next spring at
which time the remainder will be built.
Th- bids are 20 be opened at Vancouver
Barracks at noon on Thursday Of this
week By Captain j W. Jacobs. chief
quartermaster. and Captain HolbrOOk,
superintendent Of construction. II Is
likely that their reports will be tele-
gr1pned 10 the war department as there
has 20 De some hurrying done TO get the
contract awarded and work begun be-
fore .he close Of the fiscal year on July
/ l. when II work has not been begun on
the buildings the appropriation Will
| iapse and new appropriation would
/ have 10 be- secured from congress. The
| buildings to be put up this summer will
cost about $1,000 and il the Astoria con-
/ tractors succeed in securing the job 1t
Will De a great help to the building In
terests Of this city. for each Of the
bidders Will give the preference 10 As
t1ria men and material.
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PART l..
STOLEN

One 25-foOt fishing boat, painted n dark
lead color. pink inside, marked on deck
Of bow G. r. p. A.. 6-lcense number
on bow G7s9 Finder will be suitably re-
warded by applying TO Columbia River
Packers Association.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-14
HERE'S HO!

When drinking to the good health Il
others. be mindful Of your own by drink.
ing only the best whisky. The Admiral
Dewey" and "McBrayer" are strictly
pure whiskles, Of the highest grades, and
guaranteed by the United States govern
ment, bottled in bond. S. A. Arrata &
Co., Of Portland, are sole distributing
agents.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-14
THE FORT STEVENS
WATER PROPOSITION.
A Big Undertaking. Bu, one That VIII
Build Up Astoria.

The proposition submitted by the war
department TO the board Of water com
missiOners Of Astoria TO supply the fort
at For. Stevens with water from its
city pipe line Is a project Of greater
significance TO the future Of Astoria ths'l
casual notice would indicate. A. d
possible factor in the upbuildng Of As
toria it is one Of the most important
ever submitted 10 the taxpayers Of this
city. The problem as to whether the rec
ceipts from the sale Of wafer 10 the
government will justify the adding Of a
DEBT Of $2,Oy0 TO that already outstand-
ing against the city Is really only a
minor phase Of the proposition. 1t Is
now certain that If a plentiful supply Of
pure water can be had that the war
department will make Fort Stevens a
great military depo, such as the PresidiO
At San Francisco, jefferson barracks at
St. Louis, and the other great posts.
throughout the country. The new policy
Of the government Is 10 concentrate the
troops into big garrisOns and to abandon
the multitude Of little posts that were
established during pioneer times TO hold
the Indians in check. In making the
selection for these new posts the gov
ernment Is very critical as to strategic
position, transportation facilities and
healthfulness Of the location. The gov.
ernment ls led to this care and fore
thought by the fact that the develop
ment Of the country has reached that
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Ing, worth 700 yard sale price, pcr
SHfd '','"s''''s''''''''','''' lAo
81 inches Wide fancy mixed worp,ed
aultns, worth $50 yart palo price
only, per yard .,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ui ITO
Is lnohoa Wide all wool fancy lnylal
bio plaid check, mohair curl. worth
900 per yard. palo price only, per
yaN ,,,',,,,,,uo,,,,,,,,,,,, sc
~ inches Wide Henrietta. evening
shades worth 40 and so per yard
sale price only, per yard ,,,,..u,,, iIo
% Inches wide fancy checked HultlnE.
all nice dark patterns, worth TO-
yard. salo prico only, por yard u,,,, 80
New .io paper pa,,erna reduced 10 80
pattern,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-14

City Treasurer +. J, Carney gives No.
tlce that he has funds 10 pay all war
rants drawn on the general fund and
endorsed prior TO January |, lN9. Inter-
est will cease after June T. lS9.
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BARGAINS
Like the following are the secret of our success

Challenge wood frame wringers ,,,,N&
No. copper bottom wash boiiers,,,, q
y Quart galvanized iron buckets.,s, IL
Nutmeg graters ,",,,,,,,"",,.,,,.,," W
Mrs Potts nickel plated sad irons,
per set OF three, with handle and
stand ,,,.s,s,sss,sss,ss,,,,,,, -
Steel carpenters hand saws ,,,.u.,,, 50
Nickel plated hammers weight 10, II
All these and a whole house full OF
bargains besides.
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TopAY'S WEATHER.

Fair weather. warmer eNCep; s,J.
tionarv temperature over Western WASH
iurtOD
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AROUND TOWN.

Say. II you like oysters, set one Of
lacks preparations. as Commercial
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-14

Bar1e No. = of the United States en-.
cheering department was !oaded With
coal yesterday al the buuksrs for For.
Stevens.
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Captain A. A. Henderson. OF ST. Hell
ems, is in the city and is interested in
deep sea fishing of tho mouth Of the Cos
lumbia- Captain Henderson was form.
erly engaged In deep sea fishing of the
New England coast. and thinks the pros
poets very favorable here for the develop
ment OF an industry which will BE-
equaled only by the salmon fishing,
which IS such an important business at
present
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-14

When hair falls out It is no indication
that it is false, as It so often is when
teeth perform in this this fashion.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-14

J. r. Huh. who comes recommended as
a first class barber from Portland opens
up shop today AZ ~ Commercial street
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-14

George ". Sauborn has recently bought
% feet on the water front on the west
side u the Seaside cannery and expects
20 have a cannery built and ready for
operation next season. Mr. Sano9ru is
one o. our well known canuerymen and
II he does establish a plant it win BE-
up-.o.late and equipped with The ,ates,
machinery, a. he thoroughly understands
the business. He states that he viii no,
join the combine
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-14

An hour with the "LiuiputAuS" and
a first-class concert will BE- given by the
ladies Of the NJ. Z. church at an early
date.