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until about o'clock this afternoon, when
She was brought in and anchored In the
roads, distance of about two ana kalt
miles from the foot of fremont street.
Pilot jeff Smith was aboard. Tho Texas has
doffed her war paint aud is now clothed IN
white again,
The failure of the Texas TO come inside
tho bar earlier IN tho day and the late ar
rival of Commodore Philip completely up
set the plans OF tho local committees. As
soon as The big ship came up, j.. III. llaw-
Icy chairman of the reception committee,
accompanied by Messrs. Jens Moller, A.
b. Homer Leon Blum, j. II. Hill, Charles
Fowler and John 10. Baily, and most or
the members of tho executive committee,
won't out and formally welcomed Captain
Sigsbee and his officers to the city u was
arranged that the officers of the TeNas
should be present at the luncheon TO be
given at the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION parlors at o'clock. but owing to
the lateness OF the hour at which she
came inside they were unable to attend
The sword TO be presented to Commodore
Philip arrived by Pacific express today,
direct from the house of Tiffany e. Go. oi
New York. 1t was unpacked and Is now on
exhibition at the jewelry store OF Fred
Allen &. Co 1t is beautiful thing tnd was
inspected by hundreds OF people this after
noon Etched on the blade is the simple
inscription From he sunday school chill
dreit OF Texas to Captain John W. Phiiip
commander of the battleship Texas, II
recognition OF his bravery and acknowl
cdgment OF Almighty God-1ses." The hill
is more elaborate than the blade, II srcl
be possible, and carries Il large diamond II
The end.
This sword for Commodore Philip wa
o designed by The same designer who de
signed the Dewey sword, Mr.. pauldtn
Farnham, the chief designer OF Tiffany'f
s and he personally gave the matter his bes
artistic skill and directions. White III
. house of Tiffany has made many swords
u connection with the late war, and Quit
It number of them We're made at thei
@ Forest Hill works, the Philip sword Is nc
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thrown his influence against the public
building bills few days ago. Those
bills, ne said, would take more money
from the treasury next year than both
the subsidy and canal bill together.
Mr.. Cannon declared that if the army
bill carried but $50 900, coo there would DE
u deficit on that account of $4,000, 900.
Mr.. Berry CDem.. KY made a spirited
speech scoring some of the economists
Of the house who were shouting for
economy aud reaching their hands into
the treasury at every opportunity. He
attacked the steamship subsidy bill,
charging that the decay of our merchant
marine was attributable TO the ruinous
policy of the republican PARTY.
Mr.. Williams (Dom.. Miss.) declared
that the dream. of Eastern empire WIS
already failure. With the ratification
of The peace treaty, peace and commercial
expansion we're to come. Instead here
wss war, the prospect Of a long, bloody
and expensive war, and now, owing tc
the grtat expenditures involved in the
, East the construction OF the Nicara qua
canal would furnish real basis for com
mercial expansion, was TO be postponed
After having completed fitty-nine pages
| of The bill the committee rose and at 4:f;
.. IN. the house adjourned.
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of tho legislature will come down Wedncs-
The railroads do no, expect large crowds
this week owing to the severity OF the
weather
Ceptain John w. Philip, late command
or of the Texas. but now a commodore ana
commandment at the Brooklyn navy yard
arrived hero this afternoon by way OF New
Orleans. He was due to reach here at III
o'clock. but The train was more than four
hours late and 1t was $50 when the dis
t,nguishod visitor arrived lie is guest
at the fremont. Mrs. Harry Phelps wire
of Lieutenant Phelps of the Texas, accom- :
panied Commodore Philip. She Is guest
OF Mrs Stanley @. spencer.
At : o'clock this afternoon Commodore
philip attended luncheon at the pariors
OF the Y. NJ. CA. building. Plates were
laid for 100 and n choice company was
present The following programme was
carried out;
Toastmastcr. Clarence n. ousley.
Blcssing--Judson b. Palmer
Texas; Our State and Our Country
Thomas 7. Groce.
"Our Flag'-M 70. Kleberg.
THE Texas'-=Commodor j. W Philip
Song, When I'm Big I'll Be Soldier -
Oscar Garessen.
"Y. NJ. c. A."--Charles G. Adams.
Tho American saiior"--Jens Moller.
galveston Mayor a. w. Fly.
PRAYER and bcnediction-Rev. Dr. Henry
Cohen.
The luncheon was served in the gym
naslum. The lecture room was used for ;
coat room and the reading room for !
reception room.
Lieutenants Bailey and Merrill. com
maning United States troops here: ~
Longino, the post tNrgeon. and j. d. New
conner OF the quaTtermasters department
paid the officers of the Texas an ofticit
call this afternoon, they being the mrs
visitors TO board the vessel.
AS soon ms the Texat anchored. Capital
Sigsbee tolegrnphed tho navy department
of his safe arrival and of his formal VOL
pfficers came ashore and attended tn
ladies musicale given at Cathedral hal
in their honor. The Texas viii be ope
for visitors after 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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rootion. has any jurisdiction. u Is one
ma con,es under the third subdivision OF
no section--nu excavation which aitects
he condition or capacity OF inc Nniihs
of sabine Lake and Sabine Pass buI III
This paragraph there rs no reference VIM,
ever TO any State authority aud Oh coul nu
hero can be no Limitation except snoh
~, r. ovnrnssed In the act Itself. Ihe
war dcpartment having under inc pte,
vious oninjon of Solicitor General tohIup
rIyeu its assent and approval 10 inc ore,'s-
I'M, of this canal. which is wholly ~ilh'i
the territory Of the State OF IcNas; ! ssu
no reason Why that permission snoulu uo,
he Withdrawn, II the particular mo.e
which the Port Arthur company ID p.oh-
anutir,, is one not covered by this section,
,han The npproyal ard authority oil the
ancrctary OF war were not necessary
4, ,yas euch n work as required ms au-
,boritv and approval then II was properly
given. and the company having pIosesuss'
lis work In good faith iinoer thh. hutnoi
ity and expended large sum- VI m ,as, :,
II ought not now 10 have the authority
revoked ,,...,, NO por,
Thi3 Is equivalent to giving the TOT,
Arthur company permission TO so aheau
With its work for Assistant Secretary ol
war Meiklejohn said 10 The POST CORE,
spopdent today that would be its enec,
when the opinion of the attorney genera
/ was received by him,
Chairman Burton OF the river and har'
Dor committee feels sore over the rathe'
harsh criticisms that have appeared IN Ger
| tair Texas papers anent this Iexas VIZ
matter. Mr.. Burton says he Is not dis
pe sed to be arbitrary about this thing ant
only seeks tho good of the commercia
| Interest OF the people OF the West IL
wants only best results TO ensue from TN
| deepening of the hnrbor at Galveston
and Is simply awaiting definite informa
lion as TO conditions to take action.
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sMoKELEss POWDER.
Powdered pitt, of CornStalIss Is Used
I'm Lien of Cotton.

Ienns Grove. ~ j.. February lS.-At The DIE
no,yder works OF the Duponts, at. Caineys
Point Interesting experiments in smokelesF
paNeer arc being made by experts IA th' en-
r,oy.s ~ the government. Que OF the diirqni-
iies that has attended the manufacture 50 lar
NJ that the powder - not wholly sinokel. y
and tI,at N apparently loses strength through
siorage The experiments, y IS said, led g
Inc discovery that cotton could not be around
a.. cnouch TO bring about the best results,
ai,d ttat The powdered pitll OF cornstalks gave
suuIewhlt better results ,.s 4,
This fact In only partly authenticated y
(, .nonld prove of lasting value a new source
~ ,eysi,uc Is opencd up for farmers. since
thousands OF aero OF eornstslks Annually 80
ta wagts ia the field, although much Is oeins
u:ed in tho manufacture Of celiuiope.
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Youngstor+r--nhlo February H. =. Oscar
Gardner. the celebrated Omaha Kid. lost tha
decision to Jack oBnen. In q twenty-round
bo,it here tonight. for n purse OF s2l0p
oiBrien Was aggressive from the start aad
Gardsl1r lcafed for iiftecl rounds. In tne
,aet fnree louliis O'piien had decidedly III
Nest OF IL and when the bout closd Gardner
was groggy and one OF his eyes was clcssd.
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THE RACES.
results at InsIexide.

San Francisco February 13.-Threc fur
lorgs-wln Yah. st. Agnes. Tanobe. Time :s7.
one mile, four hurdles. purse-Tom Smith
Major s.. Tyro. Time 1:5li4.
Fiye furongs- Ealsins, Silver State, Elm
stcin Time ;02.
six furIongs. selling -Prompto Good Hope
The F'retter. Time l:i5.
Mile and quarter. sellins-M istleton, Lady
Hmst The Bachelor. Time 2;0sA.
Six furlongs. selling-cyrl. Midlght, Men
ta!lhde. Time III.
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No Races nj New Orleans.
omnrn kid gcntcd.

New Orleans, February I3-Tho races were
postroned today on account OF frozen track ;
e1tIfes FtaIld,
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ship of the Texas
when she wasde
The nave di from ho COURSE
frsi the night
m
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insufficient. Tho seed Is OF three difcrcn
vaslcties ss,%1 the very best that could De OBJ
tained 1t was shipped direct from cuba.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr and Mrs " O. Go-s'iu returned
ON Tuesday nights Train rom two
weeks trip 10 San Francisco,
L. l. Herr. Of Portland. has accepted
position In Mr. Elmorcs once nS stem.
ographcr ana assistant bDokkcrpcr
Mr. settlcmlrr. who ls connected with
tho Portland Evening Telegram. issr"d
through the city yesterday bound Tor
Seaside.
Mrs. f. r. McCormac and child, Of
Marshland. are TO arrive rhis morning on
the steamer Fulton, to make visit with
Rev. J. McCormac.
J. g. Meglcr the Brooknc,a cannery
man, came down yesterday with his tug
Edlth, which viii probably return today
with iish for his cannery
1 Horace T.. Buttorneld, the Portland
jeweler passed through the city yeBtcr'
day en- rOuJ, to Seaside. where ne vii
spend the summer with his family
W, q. Hayne, Of Fort Stevens, wal
married In Vancouver Wednesday even
Ing and passed through the city with
hh bride yesterday on his way home.
Mrs. G. r. Thompson and Mrg Davic
Morgan, who have been attending IN,
commencement exercises Of the state nor
NAL school AT Monmouth. are expecte,
to return home this evening
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THE SALMON OUTLOOK.
Some Facts and Figures Of Interest 10
Columbia River Packers and
Fishermen.

The American Grocer Of June Il has
the following 70 say on the condition Of
the salmon market:
The spot market for red Alaska IS Mons
inally}LlO; medium red, ST. pink, Sc, with
sales made to western jobbers, this indi-
eating exhausted stocks in Chicago. Co
lumbla river brands unchanged for spot
and wholly in jobbers' hands. The effect
Of the offer noted below has been to
make some sellers Of future Alaska with
draw from the market. Others are offer.
ing at 81, T. 0. b. coast.
The fishing on the Columbia up TO date
has been poor, although It has improved
since II began. II there Is big run
later the Columbia River Packers Asso-
ciatlon may have salmon to offer but
it is improbable that prices will be made
any higher than those made in contracts
already closed. The economies enforced
this season give promise Of still greater
reduction in cost next year. The president
Of the company thinks that two, and not
exceeding four canneries can take care
Of the fish taken in the Columbia next
year.
There is no disposition to buy Puget
sound at prices asked. The San Francis
co Trade Journal says: There are per-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John Davis 10 Jens Jensen, W. d..
| June 8. 1899 10 acres OF half OF
n u OF quarter Of 5 c quarter Of
sec 10, tp s n, r weH. .....,.....t7O o.
j. x. Gilstrdp to William r. Wright,
". d., June q. 1899; lot 15. block
90 New ABtGria ..,.........,....... 200 N
f. g. Adams 10 John Dixon, W. d.,
June 10, 1885, lots 30 and Al, block
l33. Adalrs south addition 10 A.
UOfld ....'..'.,'............... lOO W
John Dixon and wife 10 E. &.
Adams, ". d., June u. $3.50, lot !,
block lZ, AdaIr's Upper Astoria. 800 M
T. A. Abbott and Wife 10 r. s. Da-
mant, ". d., April q, 1893, lot 2G.
block a. Case's Astoria ............ N
Floyd +. Sinclair TO The Nlcolai
Brother company w. d., June G.
1899, n " q sec ., tp Z n r & wa. 400 N
Michael Kenney TO The Astoria com
pany, W. d., June q, 1899. 2 a
gee 3, ~ 4, n 0 W. 100 acres. G25 N
d. X. Warren to r. a. Abbott, w.
d., April II, 1893, lot g. block q,
Cases Astoria .............,....... 275
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WHEN YOU RIDE YOUR WHEEL

Always shake into your shoes Aliens
Foo,-Eaye, p1wder Cor the feet I:
keeps your feet cool, prevents veatlrg
feet. and makes your endurance ten-
fold greater Over one million wheel
people are using Aliens Foot-Ease. They
all praise It. II gives rest and comfort
to smartlng hot, swollen, aching feet and
Is a certain cure for lngrowlng nails. All
the druggists and shoe stores, &c Sample
free by mall. Address Allen 8. olmsted,
lie Roy, N. Y.
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PLEASANT LAWN SOCIAL.

| The ladies Of the Astoria Public Ii
brary who are go well known In this city
az entertainers. added another TO their
air .ady long list Of successful society
functions last evening The occasion was
tea and lawn social and was given at
the residence Of Mr. and Mrs. J.. T.. Hlg-
gins. the rooms and grounds being
thrown open for the use Of the library
and their guests. The entertainment was
Of literary and musical character and
was most thoroughly enjoyed by the very
large number in attendance, each selec-
tion. as n was rendered being applauded
TO the echo.
The lawn was very gaily Illuminated
with Chinese lanterns and presented a
brilliant and charming appearance. The
candy table was presided over by Miss
Florebta Elmore, Miss Bowlby and Miss
Kinney. The many beautiful costumes
worn by the ladies present made the
scene an especially bright one, both in
doors and out, and the affair was voted
by all as one long TO be remembered.
The program which was rendered was
as follows:
Instrumental duet .... ..........,........
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MURDER At CATHLAMEr.

4 dispatch was received at, last nigh,
by the As,orian from Manager Powell.
OF the Associated Press In Portland ask.
irg FOR particulars OF murder that had
been committed a, Cathlamc; As Ca,h-
lame, Is the only county sea, In Wash
ington that is without telrgraphic or
telcphonic communication with outside
points, no PARTICULARS whatever could
be learned of the aTalr The message
came after the Clifton telegraph Office
had closed otherwise messrns would
have been secured a; chat pace by the
Astorian and sent across thc river 10
procure an account oC rhe murder
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Shanahan Bros.
"A TRIAL BY JURY"
For the Bsncii, oi the Astoria Pub
lie Library viii Re Held at Fish.
cr's Opera House, "Wednesday
Evening, .luuS 2S---tnsc
VIII BS called at
Sis sharp
SYNOPSIS

The I,gandHt l> accused by prosecute
luE witness ur having stolen her goat. a
quly, and arc-tvnatv animal Jury NH
by drawn and ympau,ilrd. witnesses t'r
prosecution and defence Will be- exam
inrJ. cas-. -unnlyrd to jury. verdict rem
Jcr,J and sentence imposed on the stage.
Many extremely amusing and laughaolc
incidents will %, hroush, out through tho
,Namlrauon uf witnesses. aud you wll
miss 90, .uunlc-, even, u ,he season u
YOU da not attend
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DR.. Davis. dentist, Page building.
prifted Snow -Four $50 at the Pa;
Market.
Best B-eent meal. Rising Sun restAur.
ant, 81 Commercial street.
W. J. Heckard's I. X. L. creamery
butter a0c per roll at the Parior.
Those who have tried the Ice cream
served at the Parior say It is the best
n the city.
Best California wine % cents per gel
lon. Alex Gilbert. sole agent for Astoria
Telephone s.
Fruit frappes to order at the Parlor;
same price as ice cream. except pine
apple, which Is 10 cents higher.
Cream Pure Rye. Americas finest
whaskey. The only pure goods. guaran-
teed rich and mellow. John L. Carlson.
sole agent.
Kelly's transfer wagons deliver box
wood to any part Of the city on short
notice. All orders left at Zapfs turni-
turC store, go Commercial street. viii
receive prompt attention. Telephone
MA
Physicians are the friends or the fam
Nv. HARPER Whlskey Is the friend OF
the physician. A most valuable assist
ant, and one that can be trusted Sold
BY Foard & Stokes Co., Astoria, Oregon
The new Creamery Restaurant, Bond
street. near the alley between lth and
18th street, serves the best Scent mea
ever set out in Astoria. Everything is
new, neat and clean, and absolute salts.
faction is guaranteed all patrons.
When In Astoria step into Fisher Bros
and seq the new mower constructed or
new principles TO work among th'
stumps. You can raise the cutter oai
perpendicular without throwing the ma
chine out OF gear or stopping the team
Has roller bearings and very light draft
w. A. Gaines private stock whiskey
handed exclusively in Astoria by Johl
L. Carlson, Is one OF the most popular
beverages sold. Its purity and quality
are guaranteed. and It 10 especially rec
commended for family use. II is sold IL
any quantity at the corner sr Twsltl
and Bond strOsta
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AROUND TOWN.

Fair weather and warner today, except
stationary temperature along coast.
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NEW RAILROAD FOR cAruLAMEr
It Is Sa!d the Chicago Burlington &
quincy VIII Terminate Their


It Is sa!d the Chicago. Burlington &
Quincy VIII Terminate Their.
Hon. J. G. McFadden. Of Cath'ams,
was In the city yesterday and expressed
himself as satisfied that In the near ~
cure the g. n. * O. railroad would have
its terminus al Caghiame, lie said that
the richness Of the Messy Rock coal
mines In Lewis county, on N" COwlitz
river were offering such haitering ir'
ducements for the investment u capital
that they are about 10 DE snapped up.
The proposition as explunded by Mr. Nc
Fadden Is that the Chicago, Burlington
x quincy road. which At present tcrmln'
ats IN the Rocky mountains, seeing The
immense value 10 commerce of these
mines. ha4 decided TO extend us route
over the rOughcsi country this sd" OF
the Rockies 10 the mines IN the Cow,i'
[ river and from there on 20 Cathlam@
Just why the &. r. & q should choos'
| Cathllmet as Hs shipping point on fhI.
coast Is not known, but j s thought b.
/ the Cathlametites hat the euphOnioui
namo o. this future shipping center ha'
! something TO DO with st.
It Is hinted in railroad circles 5ha, Hon
j. II. Smith. Of this city. will Do chosor
legal adviser for this new railroad under
taking
There may be some doubters as Z
the speedy operation Of mis- road, bu
B. Is due Mr. McFadden 70 say that thj
prospects were never brighter for Cath
lamet's sudden rise TO prominence or
the map and the story Of the extension
Of the G. b. & Q. road has all the ear
marks Of versImllHude and when Mr.. Nc
Faddcn allows his name to be used 4
connection with the affair, as his friend
are urging him to, all kinds Of capita
will flock 10 its support.
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The indications are that ere many
months roll by Columbia will have the
largest cotton mill under one roof in
the entire South, the Olympia, with 1900
spindles and 200 looms. The purpose is
TO manufacture print cloths, and some
l,2OO operatives will be required.
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WOULD NOT SUFFER so AGAIN FOR
FIFTY TIMES ITS PRICE.

/ awoke last night with severe pains In
my stomach. I never felt so badly in all
my life. When l came down TO work this
morning 1 was so weak l could hardly
stand. 1 went to Miller & McCurdy's
drug store and they recommended Cnam.
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. 1t worked like magic and one
dose fixed me all right 1t certainly is
the finest thing ever used for stomach
trouble l shall not be without It in my
home hereafter, for l should not care
TO endure the sufferings Of last night
again for fifty times its price.-G. II. Will
son, Liveryman, Burgettstown, Washing
ton Co., Pa. This remedy is FOR sale by
Charles Rogers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

Old fashioned furniture ls delightful.
but you can't get a woman 10 enthuse
over old fashioned frocks.
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Potter Power and Gus Anderson were
given a chance 70 dlsennnSle themselves
from the tolls yesterday IN judge Ne,-
sons court. Power Piled guilty. 20 drunk
and was Ancd s.. Gus Anderson was
booked on the charge OF being dsSorder'y
and resisting an officer. He did MOI pro'
iu>e amy defence and was hn,d SO Boih
OF thrSc Offenders will langu!sh In tho
cay jan an their debts to the cNy arr
Maid.
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Rev J, McCormac viii preach al the
GranSe school house On Iouugs river
next Sunday az II a. m, Rev McCNrmac
Is a iirelrSs missionary worker and when
.hcrc arc no ships in port ~ require his
pr,Scncc in his seamens bethel work,
he makes grips to the ortly'ng districts
about Astoria and conducts rclistous ser.
vices at PAGES no, usually visited 10y
u.hcr ministers,
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Arthur {, Canan, one OF our rising
young men. len FOR Portland las, even
ing to accept a position with a leading
fire Insurance firm of thas city, Hts
many friends here wish him che BEST "
success IN his new venture, The position
which Mr., Callan roymcrly held IN WAl
Madtson's store will he nncd by VIII
Noung
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

tFnom our special CorrrspouJvn,l
LIVERPOOL. Junc S.-Slucc our last
We have had spell 90 warm weather
which has caused marked improvements
IN the dis;ributiyc demand, and Che ,,tu-
alton has been further str.us ,hyucd 10y
he combine ot Fraser river holders hay.
ting ME, this week ard adopted liked
prices for utlr holdings heucr thlE
stem has truStmtcd ghe tactics OF thos.
who have been actively bearing values.
and W. fe,@ well assured that rhc market
Is now on a good basis. and that any
change In values will bc in an upward
direction.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

Zack Is the best oyster cook this side
OF Chicago. AZ Commercial street.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

\. J, Johnson, special agent OF the di-
vispn of forestry ot the department. OF
agriculture, lett laSt evening Tor Ashland,
where he gocs to continue his work VI
making an eNa ninstion ot the forests o,
thal ScouOn Tor the government Mr..
johnson is to ascertain the kinds OF trees
growing IN thar sceIeon, the value ot toc
w,,od and the quantity ot merchan,aNlc
timber
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23

Calitlrnia National beer at the Ma
t.onal. Everyone says Il is the bes, IN
town. See Lee Herring about &.