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DIED.

BROWN. At Lowell Crest, Ridge road northwest.
on Friday, June ., 1855, MATTE ELLEN tie.
Funeral from bulDbarton Avenue Church. between
dist and sd streets, ON SUNDAY, June II,
attend. lnterment private
DoNNEIG.Y. on Saturday, June 10, ISga JAS p,
DoNNEILl, beloved husband of Ellen A. Don.
nelly. in the y-fith year OF his age, at hs
. residence, lis hickman street SOUTHEAST.
Funeral services will be held 81. Peters Catholic,
Sr r,i,, at $50 TUESDAY morning Interment az
please COPY
GARNER. on Thursday June s. 1889 MARY,
widow of John Garner, and for fourteen years
a faithful servant IN the family oil the late
Funeral from ST Augustine's Church Monday,
are invited to attend.
HALLORAN on Saturday. June 10 1889 AT g.15
o'clock a. ID, FRANCIS HALLORAN. infant son
Of Matthew f. and Mary Beadle nallorau aged
Funeral FROM the residence Of his parents, No 10
. street northeast, Sunday, June II, al
O'Clock pm.
HARRoLD. suddenly. IN Thursday evening. June
6 1899, 1855 oregon avenue. SARAH A.
SKINNER iAKRuLD, wife Of Rev. J. A. Har-
Funeral from st. Margarets. saturday, June TO-
cemetery ?.
HUN. Suddenly Tuesday. May 10. 1899 at
Beaver, Pa, Dr. FREDERICK e. HUN hus.
band OF Mrs. Florence A. Hum ,nee King.
TORCH. On Friday, June e. ls2a. at am, al
Providence Hospital, CHARLES 6. TORCH,
aged sixly-two years.
Funeral from GlenWUOd cemetery chapel Mondays
June j., at 10 am. .
PALMER. At residence, 454 II street mort h
west, Thur = June g. lss'9, at 2:lO o'clock
pm, ANN PALMER. aged seventy-two years.
Funeral from Second Baptist Church, Sunday, June
IL, at l O'Clock pm.
PFLUGER. On Thursday. June s 1899, at 10
o'clock am, GEORGE j, PtLJGER, aged
thirty years.
May he rest in peace.
Funeral from his late residence, 9I7 10th street
northwest, Sunday, June II, at O'Clock p.m-2@
SMITH. At bis residence. 626 street southwest,
Thursday, June s. 1889 4 O'Clock M
NATHAN A c. SMITH, beloved husband Of
Annie w Macintosh, in the sixty fifth year Of !
his ngv
Funeral private 3
STOLPP. on Thursday. June s, 1899, at 6;30
O'Clock pm. FREDERICK w. {. STOLPP, J
mother Of VIM. &. hlueppnger, Henrietta Ock-
ershausen tl.e kloeppinser) and Z. q. Stolpp,
aged SIKH five years Il
Funeral from the residence, 9th and q I
streets northwest. Sunday, June IL, at $3.50
O'Clock pm Service at the house. kelatiNeS
and friends Invited.
The members of Rrbecca Lodge, No. .. l. q. o. F.,
are requested meet Noun's Hail at ]
O'Clock pm. Mrs. NJ. GOCKELER, President,
The ladies Of the Frauc1 verein Of Concordia
Church requested 10 meet at the chapel az
2:30 O'Clock pm.
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AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Held on Suspicion-GcneraI
md nersnnnI Ne,,s

DANIEL Scott a colored huckster. was ar
rested last evening by Bicycle Policeman
james Davis. and held on suspiciop Of
stealing s. from Mrs Hodkins, who lives
near nth and L streets. Last Tuesday
morning about IL o'clock colorea buck
ster sold some strawberries AT the bouse
ana was given s. bill to change. he claim
ing 10 have sufficient change in his pocket
instead of making the necessary transfer
ne slipped the bill In his pocket, Jumped
from a second-story porch and ran AWAY
ieaNing tray with half dozen boxes OF
berries on IL. Mrs. Hodkins partly iden-
tifled the negro this morning at the q Gorge
town station. and he will be held pending
rur'ner investigation Of the case.
Inc lamp that was stolen from Lovers
Lane some days ago. as published in The
star at the time. the property OF tho
Georgetown Gaslight Company has been
recovered. and Frank James. fourteen
year-old boy, was arrested for the theft
In the Police Court James was held To he
guilty, and in default of fine Of s. was
sent down
Daniel Fitzhugh. alias Fleet. colorcd.
aged twentythree. was arrested by the
Georgetown police yesterday for tn CEN
tral detective bureau, where he is wanted
on charge of petit larceny.
Miss Matte Ellen Brown. the daughter.
OF MIR. and Mrs. Walter Brown. died yes
terday at her parents residence at Lowell
Crest on the Ridge road Just outside OF
Georgetown. The funeral services Will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock at
the Dumbarton Avenue NJ. +. Church. Rev.
Frank II. Havenner. the pastor officiating.
Chilaren's day will be observed tomorrow
at the Dumharton Avenue NJ +. Church
special program will be rendered by the
Sunday school in the evening. At the
morning service there will he baptism Of
children and a sermon addressed to them.
The Sunday school will hold its regular
service at $50 in the morning.
The annual commencement exercises II
St. Joseph's School for girls. on Both street.
conducted by the Sisters of the Academy
of Visitation, win be held Tuesday MORN
ing next at 1890 o'clock.
The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius
Mahoney, whose deaths were published in
The Star, was held yesterday afternoon at
o'clock from st. AIMS Church. TcnlCy-
town, Rev. Father Joseph Mallon ofiiciat-
ing. The interment at Holy Rood
cemetery.
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Marriage licenses have been issued as fol-
lows:
White-Thomas A. Sullivan and Susanna
K. Me Kenny; Joseph Henry Hodgkins and
Ann Matilda keitheley.
Standardization Brooks and I.aviuia,
Carroll; James Sanders and Hattie Price:
John H. Smith and Mary f. Thomas; Her.
bert A. Payne and Ethel May Sharps
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Dance at Linden.

The Linden Dancing Assembly gave a
very enjoyable dance at Irving Hall, Lin
den, last night. The large number of par
Elephants III the dance from the surrounding
country and w Washington remained until II.
The chaperones were Mrs. ]. w. Stewart,
Mrs. l.. B. Thomson and Mrs. T. c. Gar
rett Messrs. f. Ray Keys, chairman; 5.
M. Craigen, Enos Keys and William Ray
comprised the committee of arrangements
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MARRIED.

BOI RN-PALMER. In this city Thursday June
:, 1899, by the Rev. Is. Alfred DUNN assistant
pastor lrst tuIls r,'.ational Church, FRANK b.
BoCRN and ELIZABETH il LET PALMER .
III XIV ElIEH. At Hermitage, Wheaton Nd.
on Tuesday May 80. 1893, 10y the Rev Paul
Mcneil, BLANCHE NJ WELLER aud MILL
lam H. Bu Rk Of Washington, u. Z.
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For Riding on Sidewalk.

Alfred Palmer and Emory Nally. boys,
were today fined 81 each by Judge KimbaH
for riding their bicycles on the sidewalk
on 9TH street between / and X streets
southeast. The fines were paid.
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Our W L." Sewing Machines price from $4,000
the only shuttle machines know made with ball
bearings The Victor price from $1,000
Capital $500 to S24o The Demorest $500 $4,000 veyear
guarantee and full set Of attachments witt, MACHINE
Seconf
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'WWl000War0 6 I0tbr0{D
10th. 18th and F Sts N. w.
Store will be closed $50 o'clock pm Monday account of the
Boston House Employees Relief Association Excursion Marshall Hail.
Summer Requisites.
10th. 18th and F SITS. N. w.

All the home been planned for We
things likely need And invite attention to inducements
unsurpassed equaed anywhere of
chand in the lowest possible all classes of goods and
constantly improving service of patrons.
If you leave We by
mail or express satisfactorily
comprehensive but incomplete helps
follows:
Mems
Thin Office
Bah Robes Umbrellas.
nc Crah women womensF
Shirt
Fancy Separate
lars and Shields Prce
Suits
Mhw TalumP
ExtnctH Brushes,
Ice Ice Ice Tons cam Sets, Iced
Lee Lemons
Mowers
paIe,h shvngs amC COOKERS,
king Ia Stove OVENS Sove,Ja
Garden Ranges
tC Horde o. Lime
Canr
quito ttns i vrand ms Seat l.
Base Goo hrues Lanterns Ham
E
Carriage Nursery Trunks Cases, It B3esw
Filters Rockers setes
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MOLD PLAN or GERMANY

VICTORIA % e. Apfu d. Ac ufImg
lo lhc rcklu and 'rirn Tuip rmra. copies
uf which Ncro received here hy the
steamer Glcuug'e Il b. generally b.
lrlyci by the foreign element az rekinK
tha' abe seisutr ~ klaI Chhu boo No
v,mbcr is1, o., urrmany. ~As a nfsi
crop TOWARD the realization OF scheme
of kaisvr William tp place German
King ou Chinsar soil
ifIuyr licn) lhc emperor brother.
whu is u the orient in charge Of lbr.
German Arla,r squadron. o. 10 alleged
NiIi boo lhr king aud lhr chInrsr province
uf shan Tuug hir Kingdom The ocru.
pa,lon 90 ths Interior of jEo province. IL
IN pointed uui ir direct move toward
th, raiahi-hmrut NJ German sotrrcisuIy
over th, whole of Tho q, uo m'ir, u Shtn
Tung instead uf the iol sauat, miir-
around klaa thau. which was taken our
~ the chinese domain hy Admiral Won
piydtlehn after the native mob had ki.,d
Missionaries Scisr Hrnulc and Irlglcr
iiAron Won iiclkng, the German min.
'strr has gone io kiao rhnu to conrui
with Prince Henry The GERMAN cHpr'
1iiinn. which wac sent into southern
shan ruuE to uurll tho anti.totclEu die
tufban,rs lhrrc occupied jl-Chou a
miles from t.Cbou.Fnu the original Oh
irc I've point Nithou, opposition. Chinese
military officials in shan Tuns are con.
ndrnl thai they viii annlhIla,r The FOR
rlgucrs. and /, ia understood have asked
pvrmisalnn from the Prkin g"vrrnmcn,
,o proceed against the force Of occupa-
lion
According in the Japanese papers, in."-
lu grave apprehension In British. German
diplomatic circles regarding the situation
Boa china which lr heightened hy the fact
Inat Rusr,a is again making oycrturcH
fur the control ot Affairs IN Cotca
IN consequence NJ recent developments
the lravr that has been granted Sir
CLAUDE Macdonald British ambassador
ct rcku rar been Withdrawn and hr
has order, TO remain "a, the Chinese ,ap-
i'al
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The pleasant method and beneficial
eifcctA ~ the we'll known remedy,
SYHuI 0r fiua, manufactured by The
CALIFORNIA lri0 NNHur CO. Illustrate
The value NJ obtaining the liquid laxh.
tive principles pt plHhta known tO he
incidentally laxative aud pfchcutlnR
them lu the form most refreshing ~ the
taste aud acceptable Ia the syAtrm II
n the one perfect strengthening lnXn'
tive, cleansing the hyhtcm rtirctunllY,
diApulling culds, headaches aud fcvcrh
gently yet promptly and enabling one
Ca overcome hnbltunl constipation per
manrntly ltn perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality aud hub
htanco, aud its acting On the kidneys,
liver aud bowels, without Weakening
or irritating them, make II the idcnl
laxative
In tho procrAs ~ manufacturing igh
hru used, ~ they are pleasant 10 the
taste, but the medicinal qualities ~ the
remedy ARE obtained from SIENNA aud
other aromatic plants, ly n method
known 20 tho CALIFORNIA FiO sYHur
Co. only In order 10 get Ia beneficial
effects aud to avoid limitations, please
remember the iull name of the Company
printed on the front uf every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
uAA rBAHoisoo CAL
Loutuvu.IR. ny. nrw YonR. MY,
fof sale by all urdgEihs Price IA, pVf bottle
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TO ASK RELIEF
FOR PORTO RICO
SenOr Rivera viii Suggest a
Plan for Betterment Of the
Islands Condition.
CIVIL GOVERNMENT WANTED
Porto RIcsns Place Implicit faith In
The Americans ana Are Not
HebellIOus.
CIVIL GOVERNMENT WANTED

| NEW YORK. ADrn 5-senor Nunoz
Rivera, prominent Porte Rican. who
has arrived from he island. ,alkrd very
freely last night concerning Annncial
ana commercial conditions on lhe stand
whore ho owns and directs several news.
papcrs ile said.
I II como 20 lho United States a. one OF
the leaders of tho greater and more H.
iiucnlal party of tho ialnnd. the Liberal
party Besides / ztapd for the agrlcul.
turnllHin who represent q large amount
" capital and labor
The financial condition of p9r7o Roo.
he said "is both dnicult and painful At
present After tho war tobacco. which
h one N Porto Klco's chief produc.
lions lost 10 market which was ln cuba
ana Spaln. 90 that while the crop "a
stored and production has been stoppcu
throughout the regions which we're de-
y'lopr1 10 raising ihs rice leaf. the ml..
cry growing out Of these conditions q.
causing conflicts which it is necessary 10
avoid
Regarding the production or sugar.
tho same may be said The owners OF
sugar estates can scarcely make their 81.
pfpscs. although labor is cheap and
abundant IN she is.and IN some places
there has been strikes ana operators can.
not lncrcase wages OF laborcrs because
lhey do not gci an increase il the value
~ their products. strikes win De Of
common occurrence. Everybody knows
what lhs condition may bring forth n
proper measures are not taken for tine
relief " ibr operators and lahorers.
sugar pays 90 the United States duty
of tl.G per 10 pounds and although con.
grrss alone can reduce or aunul This
duly agrlculturists la Porto Rico would
be- glad II President Mckinley should re-
ducr mis- duty q per cent. according 10
,hc right given by she federal eonstl-
tuition
Win regard 90 ihe political situation
NJ tho Island Senior Rivera was e,lcent.
he vii submit his views 20 President NJ
kiuiry before making any public state
mem, Ie says. however that the earn.
est wish of the Porto Rlclns is 10 have
riN government.
Senior Rivera viii proceed to Washing.
cans believe In Americans and trust Ia
their love OF liberty and democracy. The
Porto Ricanr he said. have accepted with
pride and pleasure their new nationality
and viii never ask for anything neon
sisteni with the Interests ~ the Cntcd
States.
1T has been, considered sometimes d"
said S'uor Rivera that rebeiilous ideas
prevail IN the island. bur this Is utterly
false vouch FOR the peaceful ideas
OF my fellow countrymen
Senior Rivera will proceed to wapshng e.
ton Ia the course OF the next fortnight
and will present his views to President
Mckinley.
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ASTORIA. Apru i5.-Editor AstorIan'
Ia the Astoriup this morning Is an item
mentioning tho fact that an attempt vii
hr made to have repealed the ordinance
preventing the operation of oil factories
within the city limits n you Will Kind
IS permit me the space. | would Ike 10
can attention to the great injustice that
would be- done to the inhabitants OF the
Western part or tho city II this action
should be- taken ana tho operation Of l'''
old DiI factory near the Old Yves, shore
mills should be- permitted
When the operation uf this oil factory
was commenced, three or four years ago.
most Of the people In the western part OF
the city presented to tho council a pcu-
ton asking that II be- suppressed, /
think that there wrro about 500 names
un the petition. II was said by the owner
uf the factory that he had machinery OF
such a kind that there would be no stencil
or obnoxious odors from his works but.
ns a matter OF fact the odors We're so
strong that they frequently made people
living IN the vicinity sick at the stomach
aud caused them to yomit | can refer
to ANel Cortland living on Astor street.
Charles liough ana John Sundquest,
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working for tho ran factory ai this time
ana others, who we're 10 affected. There
are about 100 employees IN tho can factory.
About % are girls living In this city
ana thore are nearly ~ many Of the en-.
plOycs that are boys ~ ihls city. AZ times
whom The oil factory was IN operation
employees NJ Tho can factory could not
oai tholr dinner because they were ~
nhuseated by Tho stencil ~ tho OIL mill
Moreover they were deprived Of the
bgncft ~ fha soa. .broezo ANA coolor mir
from tho water lhat was often needed
whHn Tho summer heat Was Oppressive,
because The windows would have 10
closed down 70 keep ont tho stencil from
tho oll min Places ~ buslneps were
affected by such Odora 70 that they would
have 10 close their doors against u a.
fnr west hn The Parker house.
Arr The poopc of tho western part of
his rliy 10 suffer Ia this outrageous way
Tor ono pld oil mill that ought never to
haze bern allowed IN tho aty one dig7
We read great deal now about em.
balmcd bcef That was fed 70 soldiers ln
the excitement ~ war but this stencil
MAI Nr have been made ~ snffrr and arc
vsporlrd 10 Huffcr again II worse article
hnd IL without the shadow NJ an excuse
Tor ila existence. ALEX GILBERT.
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TWO STEAMERS
Nm IN COLLISION
The HOkushln FOundered and 50
Persons Went Down TO
Their Death.
GERMAN KING ON CHINA SOIL
Emperor William Said 10 Be DESTROYS
Of Making Prince Henry Ruler Of
ShAng'Tung Province.
GERMAN KING ON CHINA SOIL

VICTORIA. li e.. Aptil i5 The alcn.
ulgr, which has arrived from tho Orient
brings news NJ collision between The
steamers llpkuShIn ana lthaml Natu IN
uhyu, IN the province Of Tcshlo. llok
kaldo. early on Tho morning of the Dtt
uli
The ilokushln sank - few minutes aftor
aho Was struck an all on board. ~ PEI.
auHs went down 10 death with tho
steamer The other vessel made Tor the
'bofo aud succeeded IN golting into me
ahallosa where shc stranded.
From tho strait heltiemcht Il ls re.
ported that thcfr can bo no longer any
hope entertained tot tho captain ana u
memprfa of tho crew VI tho Hffah shin
iori Adelaide. which met her fate on a
coral bank IN mii-FrDruafy Nhir ,l
luutr from Java with sugar for ph,.a.
ir,phla iirrakwaior
Alter standing by the Nte,k fof a
hnufs Captain Macdonald raw hrf fitr
Mas seated aud abandoned the chip. with
Date company divided In three bonls one
pf brrr containing eta sailors Nar picked
up az Amponan island. while ,Ac other
tnp have never slnrr been reported
Tucy contained iho captain nrsl ofncet.
steward gupk carpenter aud rlshg sail
.uTH
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THEY RlDICULE IT.
Many People Ridleule the Idea ol
anAtsoIule Cure for Dyspepsia
and Stomach Trouble.
Ridiculc, However, II Not Argn.
meDt, and Facts Are Stub
horn Things.

Stomach troubles are 50 common aud
IN most csses 40 Obsiluats 70 cure that
people arc apt 20 look with suspicion on
any remedy claiming 70 be radical. per-
fnanen, cure FOR dyspepsia and ind.g,s.
lion. Many such pride themselves o.
their aeuienegs IN never being hunbug-
ged especially In medicines.
This fear Of being humbugged can be
carried too FAR. 20 FAR. 10 fact. that many
people suner for years With weak
dlgoatloB rather than risk a lliile line
and money IN faithfully testing the
claims made Of preparation 20 re.
liable and universally used az stuar 3
Dyspepsia Tablets.
Now Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
vastly different In one important respect
from ordinary proprietary medicines FOR
the reason that they are not a &c ret
patent medicine. no secret Is made oi
their ingredients, but ai,asysls shows
them 10 contain the natural digestive
forments. pure aaeptlo pepsln, the dlges-
tive acids. Golden Seal. bismuth. hydfas-
tls and nux. They are not catharilc,
neither DO they act powerfully on any or
gan. but they cure Indigestion on the
common sense plan Of digesting the food
eaten thoroughly before Il has time 70
fermeni. sour and cause the mischief
This ls the only secret Of their success.
Cathartlc pills never have and never
can cure Indigestion and stomach troubles
because they act entirely on the bowls,
whereas the whole trouble Is rtally IN the
stomach
S,uart's Dyspepsia Tablets taken after
meals digest the food. That is all there
II 10 Il. Food not dIgested. or half d.
gested is poison as Il creates gas. acidiiy.
headaches palplta,lon Of the heart. loss
Of flesh and appetite and many ofher
troubles which are often called by some
other name.
They are sold By druggists everywhere
at % cents per package. Address F. A.
Stuart Co. Marshall. Mich. for Iltie0
book on stomach diseases. sent free.
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GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS WANTED

Proposals for Fresh Beef and Mut;on;
office chief commisslary. Vancouver
Barracks, Wash, April l. 1879, Sealed
proposals for furnishing and delivering
fresh beef and fresh mutton for six
months beginning July l. 1899. will be re-
celved here and at offices Of commits
saries at Fort Stevens Oregon. Boise
Barracks and Fort Sherman, Idaho, Forts
Candy, Spokane, Walla Walla, Vancou-
yer Barracks and New Fort Spokane,
Wash. and Dyea and Fort Wrangel,
Alaska. until II O'Clock a. m, May l.
lS99, and then opened. INFORMATION fur
nlshed on application. Envelopes con-
,aining proposals should be endorsed
proposals for Fresh Beef and Fresh
Mutton" and addressed to undersigned,
or to commissary al post to be sup
oued. HENRY P. NJ CAIN.
First Lieutenant A. c. C.
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NOTICE, ASTORIA b. & L. AssoCIA
TION.

ASTORIA. April Q, 1S99,-To the stock.
holders Astoria Building and Loan AS
sociatlon: Notice is hereby given that
the regular annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Astoria Building and Loar
Association viii be held May g. 1899, being
the first Tuesday after the first Wednes-
day in May-in accordance with Article
". Sections l, 3 and of the bylaws
for the election Of directors and the
transaction OF such other business as
may come before said meeting. At 8 p
m. on the day Of said meeting the share
holders will consider the ratification oil
rejection Of the action of the board oi
directors in accepting the proposition Of
the Equitable Savings and Loan Assocla.
ton OF Portand-for a transfer Of tbs
business and assets Of this Association
10 the Equitable. WIN. II. BARKER.
Attest: W. L. ROBB, President
Secretary.
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NOTICE ron bids

ilds will bv received by tho county
Of May. iAj. for tho board OF prisoners
confined In the county Jail, The food
must DO Of good, wholesome quality. Two
meals day. and delivered at ne Jail
between tho hours Of s and o'clock In
tho forenoon alnd I and o'c.ock In the
afternoon, Bidders are to slate the
price pvr moal
liy order ui tho county court
H. wHERiTl. County Clerk
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THE BEST IN THE WORLD.

We believe Chamberlaln's Cough Rem
edy is the best In the world. A few weeks
ago we suffered with a severe cod and q
troublesome cough and having read their
advertisements in our own and other pa
pers we purchased bottle to see If It
would effect us. 1t cured US before the
bottle was more than half used. II IS
the best medicine out for colds and
eoughs-T Herald. Andersonvllle, Ind.
For sale by Charles Rogers.
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THE LOUVRE CONCERTS.

The ANIME Ladies' Orchestra Is drawing
II crowded house at the Louvre. The pro-
gram is taken from the best musical
composers and is rendered in fauluess
manner by the orchestra. Few orchestras
have ever played In Astoria that have
brought forth such unstlnted praise.
Music-loyers who appreciate high class
music and talented artists should not
fail to hear the ANIME orchestra,
The program for the week follows
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THE EVENT or THE WEEK.


on next Thursday some OF the b,s,
talent u Astoria viii produce the above
named play "a, Fishers opera house. The
plat ls brief the participant. capable
ana the cause Tor which it ls produced s.
worthy.
The box sheet viii open a, Griffin &
Reeds on Wednesday morning a, 2
o'clock Br sure to reserve your seats
early rs tho house Will be crowded
Some OF the young men u the A. f. c,
are preparing some elegant boqucls 10 b.
presented TO Harrison Allen az Thursday
performance. Cabbage must hc getting
cheap
The Columbia orchestra will play some
new music at ihc a, i. c. pcrtormon e.
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spain Will have much better standing
with tho other nations pf the world u
nhc maintains her present determination
not 20 rrpudihir ans parT ~ her public
debt Thh I- tho kind of Spap,uh honor
that never flla 90 win universal ao.
mlratiou,
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There Ia no question ~ surlolcni
number of dollar diners tor the lnnumsr,
able hanquoln proposed tor NoN York
but tho dinner dollars ate not 20 sufr
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