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PRICES STEADILY FALL.
Characteristic Feature Of he Close Of an Un.
settled Period.
Duli aud wcais stock MARKET wheat
Esciicmcnt - Live stock VAR
bet Lower.

New York sept s'.-rhcro was mo-
rrcat pressure of rtuak In thc market
bat prices steadily f.li awHy COR 90 nrft
hour. Important declines w.ro mode
in all the leading rp.eiHlt.ef. Na.rlr0i-
ltnn Street Railway u-lsF i.,in,-
Average lnHHrH in tho nfh.r rr.6IHffIf.f
wrru between I aud points. a rpac-
tnnlry movement uasumed ggud pro.
PORTIONS in ihc HrlnHor nnd trunk iinos.
covering In brooklyn transit rallied 10 =
points to slh. and che raurni market
nl1n Improved hHt became intrna.iv
dull The dropping tendency darpiornI
lf1inHt before N o'clock Prices di1 mot
move Tar iu either direction. tha market
continuing worry WN1h ON thH rebound
frnweN anything muvat over f-1n-
ton except some 0f thr rrrHtir ap.si1i.
ticf. 1hero VINO ioHH covering This
morning ih1n f0r many weeks. ffndsrH
being reluctant tn deal heavily for
either account This Cireuuntnuca la
Che natural development .f tha pass.
Ing nj nn unsettled period
N1nda were duiHt ana Irregular.
The downward movement srtbsr.I
forco ufter O'Clock ana became r.u.
efnl sovrml leading specialize drsrnad
between ana 2 points below aHUrirv'T
clufo AMI losses ln many railroads were
extended point AMI in tho Fnnrers
''f gh'' AN"".' NNNH N''N|N morn NNNU NUnN.
hraoklyn wa1 mot much affected hy tho
selling but subsequently rlHo SHARPLY.
the CLOSING was lull and heavy. AZ thr
low point zoe many stocks. ard nt nrt
lo..a1 from 90 over polnts Boz many
active stocks.
SUGAR.
New York. Sept gs-gurar-pow
quiot fair unuinr 3i1.tG. cantuurHf
~ test, l-iAi mulnHHHH sugar. gY.iG|
r'hned sugar outlet. crushed 6if-iF.
powdered, ah' graduated. $3.50
MONEY AND noNps
New York Sept ss Money on cali
hru ut 9 per cent Prime mercantile
piper $500 per cent
storing exchange steady with actual
huaincfH IN bnnkor hus. nt Asit4H
for demand and iNaIis2 COR aIxty
days. posted rates. tE1nt and ttG.G
fhl5 commercial bills. fst.
silver certificates 5sihmd9n.
iur silver. 5sH.
Mexican doilufn. az.
Government bonds Htpndys q roy.
leo. aH reg. LOSS coupon. iOSa. ne,g
a. rrg. 1885, coupon. t30. old O. rrF..
! ~ coupon. ils' o. rex. iliA coupon.
THE METALS
Now York Sept % Copper. dull.
UNCHANGED. Lead. nuu, br0kcu. $40:
exchange. go.
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chicago. Sept 60 lioga-Rercipt %. a..
900 Tomorrow. 1900. irft over. G1a
Market FIRM Mixed ana butcher. Z IN
n i.iii good heavy. go 20 40. rough
heavy. i.ii q i.2ii light 40 10 i.slu.
'nttle-llecoipts. 1900 Market lower.
bccvcs. 40 ~ go. COWS ana hrifrr-
LEO q 300. Texas steers. $50 10 i.sS.
Htgc kcru ana fecdcfs. $50 q 800.
shocp-liccolptH. 5000. Market lower.
Sheep, $40 o. 40, lambs. 400 % go.
PRODUCE.
Chicago. Sept e5-Dccomber wheat
opened y q q lower, at aga: sold al
s2h. reacted 10 ,sb. ana under heavy
buying advanced oXcltcdiy 10 90.
Clos.. Whout-scpt, i's. Dee, 13M:
May 1854
Corn-sept. aii oct. g2g.
oatr-sopt 22ft, Doe. 90.
Pork-snpts, .iSl oct. S1G
Lnrd-Hvpts j.lgia, Oct. g2N.
luhs-Sopt, 5.1Hi Oct. 513H.
Cash, Whrut-No. @. red. 1li6. No. o..
rod, 20 20 20. No. .. hard winter. GO
No. ., hard winter, 90 u 90. 30. 4.
northern spring, 12A 20 tlis. 40. q.
northern spring, i2A IN a. No. o.
Uprlng, 90 "a ig
Corn-No. 2, sax; Ne. Q. SON.
Gate No. 2. 2ll 80. ., 22A 20 20.
hlrIoy-39ih o. %.
Nyc=f1h,
Tlmuthy=2
FlnN=iluts,
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MorrIs . Sons Tor Granite or Mnrnl..
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camph'h a ureone. stock nrotss..
IL W. second South st. Telephone 5s6
Morris for Nantes, Crates, Tiles.
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Report mado t1 the SECRETARY OF strt, ,,
tho State q Utah. % tic gondl.
ton 10 tho
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""HHNN.H HHH 90. HHHHH
STATE 90 UTAH.
County Of salt Lake.

.lri day Of sept iF1
ul.OflGE u. uuAsTuW.
Notary Public
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-09-13
CARNEGIE A CITIZEN.
Says He Was Nataralissd aud That n.
Will Not Run for Parliament.

Says He Was N~ataralissd aud That He
viii Not Run for Parliament.
NEW YORK, Sept. ia dispatch to
The World from London says: An
English newspaper having declared that
Andrew Carnegie would stand for par
lament for Southerlandshire, thus cast
ing some doubt upon his American cit
izenship, The World correspondent tel.
egraphed him asking for an exact state
ment in regard to the matter. This is
his reply:
my father was ~naturalized in 1855
1856. This made me an American citi-
zen, I being q minor. Ny naturalixa-
ton was unnecessary, but as q matter
of precaution, / also took out n~aturali.
cation papers in New York city years
ago. l cannot give the exact date. The
papers are in my private safe in New
York. ANDREW CARNEGIE"
Mr.. Carnegie also denied that he had
any intention Of sitting in parliament,
asserting that he was an American. did
not intend to cast of his allegiance and
would only think Of entering public
life at Washington, where he might
combat the attacks upon true Ameri'
canism in the Philippine policy Of the
administration.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-09-13

jerks Of this CITY. The ceremony takes
place at 5 O'Clock at the residence Of
MI. and Mrs. E. A. Ripe, where the
bride has made her home for q number
OF years, Rev. Frank Durant OF the
Episcopal church, Fisndrau, Officiating.
Mr.. Ferguson is o Of the leading young
business men Of Ramona, engaged IN The
general merchandise trade, and hie bride
is . verify and amiable young lady who
has been many years q resident OF Msd,-
son, having obtained her education here,
graduating from the State Normal school
in 1894, and since engaged in teaching.
After the wedding dinner the young
couple will proceed to Ramona where .
warm reception awaits them.
Two weeks from to-day, September q,
10 the date set in San Frsnoisco dis
patches for the muster out Of the First
South Dakota regiment. The boys are
having Q good time now, with scarce any
duty to perform, little or NJ restraint,
and taking life like q rosy dream. It Is
we'll earned and we hope the boys may
have a longer lease OF ease and comfort
than to the 9th. Sioux City has sent
in a request TO Gov. Lee and Col. Frost
to be permitted to entertain the rsgi-
ment during . meal il they come home
that way. President Mckinley hes
signited q disposition. il possible, to Wis.
It st. Paul and Minneapolis to greet the
Minnesota boys upon their arrival home,
and also pass through South Dakota
over the H. and d. to Aberdeen thence
to Yaukton and meet as many OF our
boys as possible. President Mckinley,
as chief executive OF the nation, will re-
ceive q welcome in the state, should he
come, second only to the welcome &C.
corded the brave South Dakota volun.
teers.
For sale, fancy house plants, Including
palms. THos. CAREY.
Wanted, a girl to do kitchen work in
Madison house.
Wanted.
A good, first -clsss girl for house. Will
pay 500 per week. d. MCkTNNoN.
For rent, q suite of living rooms. cen
trally located. Apply to NJ. L. Lyons
j. Co.
To Rent.
Part OF residence near Normal school.
Newly papered and painted throughout.
Inquire Of MRS. JOHN WALTER.
City residence lots for sale. els to 500
ELMER SHERIDAN.
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= DAILY LEADER
sAolsoN. soUfn DAKOTA.
ChSDAY. l8. 1892.
THE CITY.
LOCAL BREVrlES.
: l.. Clough returned fro

r. Cl"ugh returned from the
.''se IN Cook l. Odes's adver.
lawrence OF Manchester waa
~ the Lake Park.
as'lsd corr brought twenty-five
'''heI at the min today.
:, ..ost Of the season this morning.
''c''ms will now rsjosoe.
;1oser has begun the erection
snce on the west side Of town.
;, Fuller ADD vito Of B.utonvill.,
rios I's guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
s' report: Unsettled but een.
lT "easher tonight, cooler wee,
~oys
., '0shers have begun the put.
H.. cement sidewalk In front 81
a'son house.
k'sn he's sold bic residences
rs '"' Of the Presbyterian manse,
1. NJ = 80; fax. IS; barley, q,
sod wheat IN Ohioaso opened
g, closed u YAK.
Of Az. Clark aud guest, Mrs
eN d...aeeo, went 20 Elsndrsv
's' visit With friends.
caroline v,.a,a.a & Sou,
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DIES MONIES, Ia, Sept. 13.-Adjutant
General NJ. H. Byers Of Iowa 10 in Chi.
cago, where he was cent by Governor
Shaw to arrange for n or more special
trains to bring the Fifty.irst Iowa
regiment home from San Francisco at
state expense. 1t is considered prac.
tically certain that nominees for the
legislature will sign the necessary
pledge to legalixe this uee Of money,
and the governor wants arrangement.
made.
z. E. Turner, Combton. Mo-, was oured
OF piles by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvs
after suffering seventeen years and try
ino over twenty remedies. Physicians
and surgeons endos1e Il Bowaso OF
dangerous oounterfetts.
Coox & ODHD
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City residence lots for sale. els to 500.
ELMER SHERIDAN.
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TD IS60t.
Part OF residence near Normal school.
Newly papered and painted throughout.
Inquire Of MRS. JOHN WALTER.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-18
FAMOUS NATURAL HEALER
VISITING IN THE CITY
Remarkable Career and Extraordinary
Nature OF Dr. W. Z. puyall Who
Is Here FOR His Health.

Since the latter part OF August las, an
old man OF unique appearance and sirlk.
ing personality has been soJourning in
Astoria for the recovery OF HE health,
when ne came his weight was 10; now
II Is iel pounds Tho ever prevailing
soft sea winds OF Astoria werc found TO
suit his condition exactly. The lrcsts ot
many winters have whItened his hair and
slvcred his whlsIcrs. and these. with the
large. kindly. dark brown eyes. constitute
a striking personality. Yet Il Is only
when one learns OF his extraordinary
career and stlll moro extraordinary ma
ture tha, keen Interest Is excited IN his
fate.
The old gentlemtn's name is Dr. W. =.
Duyall. He Is Natural Heaier-,he
original Of the Schlatier type though
greater In his nature and achievements
He was born Sc years ago. IN the city OF
New Orleans His ancestors were French
and among tho earlies, settlers. His
parents removed to Philadelphia In hls
infancy. At the age Of wears his giit
OF healing was discovered by tho curative
effect OF his touch for his mothers head
aches. Al the age Of S he was taken In
charge by a Christian missionary and put
on the rostrum In the mountainous re-
g!ons % Kentucky He healed through
the agency Of prayer At hfst. Vast
crowds would come to hear Brother
While" speak. and 10 BE- cured. His
cures were marvellous. lie began his
career in lsH and stayed with tho Christ
ian missionary eight years. At one Of his
meetings he cured n mans wife The
husbands legs and arms were all drawn
up with disease. Accidentally touching
one OF these. the power Of healing In his
hands was discovered anu tho husband
was Instantly cured.
His marvellous gift was given free 20
humanity for eight years. Or. DuvalPs
large human nature blinded him TO It's
mercantile value. Like Christ. hls loy
consisted In going about doing good"
Gifts from friends and grateful persons
enabled him 10 graduate at a Philadcl.
phla medical college. Science was thus
added to natures gift Of healing. His
great excess Of vitality. or other quality
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-18

he thinks Il wuald he advisable 10 col.
leot all the data possible, and that the
secrc, AIRY should be instructed 10 visl,
the farmers ot tho county and explain
tho operation ot the proposed industry
TO them, In this way, Il II thought, the
farmers would become Interested In the
matter and tho creamery established,
Everyone agrees that It would be a good
financial Investment
l, N, Tane, tho Crllo canneryman.
has nled suit In the state circuit court
agalns, tho q, r. n N, Company 10 re.
cover $3.50 damages on account of de.
laycd shipment ~ tccsN salmon He al.
lcgos tha, he shipped ia,ON pounds of
Nsh At Celtic September H. iNN to Chesc.
bro bros,, Fulton market New York city,
IN refrigerator cars, Tho salmon. he aNya,
was due to arrive September q. and he
AYERS that the contract was that I. ho
sent through at once, ON September 81
TSfo states, tho shlpmeu, was worth
$3.50 IN New York. bu; on September u,
when 4 got therc, be alleges salmon had
taken a drOp. and was away down IN
price aud tho company sold the iish 10
I pay tho frylght chargcs, So ho dld not re-
cclve anything. lie therefore seeks to ~
cover his loss nolph, Mallory, Simon \
Gearln arc his attorneys, -orvgonlan,
In the course og his remarks at tho
Push Club, Monday evening, Judsc Tay-
lor gave some interesting Information
eoaccrhlng the financial standing ~ tho
city government Hc said that the city
was now paying interest on more than
ssDo,oCo a year and that iN.mln tax on
the property within the city just paid tina,
lntcrcst. Tho city also pays mtcrvs, on
water bonds lie said there were many
leaks In the city government and he was
ot the opinion that the root " the evil
would DO struck II the running expenses
were reduced In this connection hc
suggested ,ha, Joint committee bc ap.
pointed from the Chamber OF Commerce
and Push Club and that the committee
point out the leaks to the coun,lly ways
ana means committee, lie thought such
action would result IN material saving
20 tho city Asked TO name sonic % me
needless expenditures, Judgc Taylor said
he was no, then prepared to do 50, hut
II tho jolnt committee wcgc appointed,
he would show u whore the expenses
could b. greatly reduced The matter
was discussed by tho association but u
was decided Il would be- luady.sahlo o.
take up tho question until after the
present session % the legislature as the
association dcslrvs TO set tho ssh and
road bills through bcgorr Il takes up any
other Important features lor he oclirF-
ment Of the city or county Ju'ssc Tsy-
lor's experience. while mayor of the city.
would o. u much aid Ia pointing out 10
the council tho needed rcdus,ou of *
pousos. but hc said /, would Dc Impossible
FOR any one councilman 20 stop tho leaks,
lie thought. Y ,hc matter Was ,akru up
by tho commercial associauoaA 1has a
Erca, reduction could DO made. The mat.
ter will come up later for dnA action.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-18
SPANS sUNKEN SHIPS rLoATED


Perhaps tho creates, mechanical feat
Of tho century has been the raising oE
some OF the Spanish wnrships which
wcra apparently shot TO pieces at San
tiago. II seemed utterly Impossible TO
float them because OF tho terrible damage
Inflicted by our guns, but tho task has
been accomplished. Diseases OF the
blood. stomach and liver frequently
wreck the health 80 that there appears
to be no chance OF recovery. But when
HoEeuer's Stomach Blttcrs Is taken, the
dlsordercd system ls speedily restored 10
It's old-tlmo yIgor and tone. The Bitters
viii regulate the liver. bowels and diges-
tive functions and purify the blood. You
can buy this remedy in any drug store.
and under no circumstance should you
accept anything said 10 bo lust an
good"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-18

There Is no denying the serious
fact that there is u great amount OF
sickness from the grIpi that over.
worked men and women now suffer
more than At any other time OF tho
year from lassiIude, headaches slight
chilS and fever and other symptoms
of imperfect health that people fall
sick more readily now than at any
other time OF the year and that
whenever an epidemic does appear
Il invariably plays havoc with those
who are run down and out OF con,
diuon.
The uImos, caution should be
taken to keep the blood pure aud
the nervous system in healthy tone.
There is no more excuse for tho
prevalent symptoms Of slagnant, i'm.
pure blood in the body than there is
for the barbarism of filthy streets in
a city,
The relaxed and sluggish action
of the eScretory organs loads the
body with waste material that poi.
sons il aud brings ON headaches, ,rheu.
matte pains, sleepless nights and
prodtless days, due solely to tho
circulation Ia the blood, OF deposits
in the tissues, Of these waste matters
which Paine's celery compound
alone will quickly drive out
When the arms. hips or back feel
the IWinges Of acute rheumaIismi il is
high time to relieve the Kidneys and
bladder from the strain that 80 often
brings on Brigh,'s disease, gravel.
dtopsy and complications Of diseases
with other organs whose health dc
pends upon the purity OF the blood,
Prompt use Of Paine's celery com
pound will save ,Ae weakened parts
from yielding to disease
In It's peculiar ability TO invigofa,c
the body, to make new blood and to
regulate the nerves, lies the great
value Of paine's celery compound in
all wasting diseases and disorders OF
the kidneys, liver and stomach,
Paine's celery compound feseues
shaky, enfeeblcd nerves from pros
tra,ion and removes that feeling Of
utter exhaustion that causes 80 much
dependency among so many wor.
ried men and women.
II makes flesh, blood and strong
nerves.
Painc's celery compound is not
patent medicine II is not the dis
coyery Of some quack doctor OF
whom his profession never heard it
is not concoction put up by some
man who first invented a name, and |
then adopted a preparation to ft ii
it is not a secret remedy,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-18
AFTER GRIP


but Il Is, FIRST, the result Of the
lifelong study Of the greatest physi.
clan America has produced, man
whose reputation was worldwide
years before he had ever arrived AZ
this formula which has done NO much
good, man who has received the
hlghes, degrees from the best col,
lcges, who was at the time Of his
discovery u professor u, Dartmouth
and lecturer in other universities,
scholar, member. OF a family
which has made is mark in every
department OF public life in America.
II Is remedy the formula Of which
has been furnished TO physicians In
good standing always. and which
physicians were prescribing long be.
fore the present manufacturers pu, (,
up iot public distribu,ioni /, was dis.
covered by Prof Edward T., Phelps,
NJ. D., ILL., D., and was fnl pre-.
sefibcd with wonderful success by
that eminent group OF practitioners
who have made American physicians
known the world over. and OF whom
he was then as now, undoubtedly tho
most famous,
The bcs, test Iha, can br applied
10 paine's celery compound is 10 use
il,
II one ID "mn down" feels with.
on, energy. liielcss, useless. heliul,
take this great remedy, and note the
change Constipation viii no longer
give one a disquieIing thought the
appetite will conc bacl slrrpless.
ness and headaches will be things OF
the past. This is the experience Of
men aud women in every part of
the country
General good health depends upon
the periec, action Of the nervous cur.
rents, the yigor Of the circulation and
the quality Of the blood,
The history Of Paine's celery com.
pound has been made familiar TO
every intelligent household in the
land. In the clearcsl aud most di.
rect manner conscientious men and
women have told Of their rapid &c.
coveY from disease by the use Of
this remedy,
PaIne's celery compound is unap-
preached by any other remedy for
restoring the nervous system when
broken down or impaired from over
eSertion Of mind or body,
1t strengthens the digestive pow
ers, rencws the blood and acts in the
yitalising, curative, thorough man
ner that makes !, the grandest help
to suffering men and women tho
world OF medicine affords.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-18
ToDAY.s WEATHER
AROUND TOWN.

hAtns gales along coast
AROUND TOWN.
Money to loan-Ferguson Bros
Candies 70 cents a pound at the PariOr
II. B. Parker returned from visit L
Portland yesterday.
The steam schooner Signal crossed oui
yesterday for Seattle.
Bast ls-csut meal Rising Sun restaur.
ant 611 Commercial street
Herman Wise Is III with lagrippe and
unable to attend TO business
The schooner Buelah .eft in tow 10.
Portland yesterday to load lumber.
Captain Hastcrf. OF lightship s., went
to Portland yesterday to spend a vaca-
ton-
~ ~ -
60 - OOO.Asss's. 49,, ~ = nc
city.
ws,taa- -1.,r, s,- ..,s-.i Ao,,,..,,.
,ooS eoo,, ,-s,.r-as Sar - .ss r--.sS--
go,
C. H. Stone was reported as being
quite III yesterday, presumably with la
grippe
Fresh snoalEater Bay oysters and
clans at the Pat" Market. SH CONNER
caai sueeL
-. 49, co... y Ss1 y. ga
Tsisnhora ~; @ "N - s0ie AssH' l0i AS'0'l@'
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-18

AAe ANNtuNS CuNtcf ENfJl AfraNCN IN
yesterday from Seattle. where she had
been on the drydock undergoing repairs.
An effort Is being made In Portland 10
expand the city limits Win Astoria re-
dnoe her limits while Portland reaches
ouil
The British ship Inverlochy arrived
down from Portland yesterday. she car
ries $3.50 bushels OF wheat valued at
$SSSo.
Representative I'm. OF Mufnomah
county, has introduced bill In the legis-
iasure making Il aa oGense TO sch liquor
In restaurant boxes
During DR.. Tuttie's absence In British
Columbia, Dr.. ]. A. Fulton will be act
Ing assistant surgeon Of the United
States marine service
A. F. Rogers the Blake McFan Paper
Co.'S hustling representative. Is selling
his wares to the people Of Astoria He
says business is good
Grease spots. blood. OF. stains on
dresses. coats and carpets are promptly
removed with NapthA Soap. Eight bars
for s cents a; Rogers drug store
The British ship wasdale has not yet
commenced unloading the cement for the
government forts. the weather being too
rough for the barges to lie alongside Of
the vessel
The lighthouse tender columblne Is on
the drydoek at Seattle receiving a general
overhSnling. She win return to the Co
lumbla river in about three weeks. after
her repairs are completed
The government tug Nendeu arrived
down from up the river yesterday even
ing with three barEes In tow. Two Of
hem are rock laden and the third Is for
use in transferring the cement from the
wadsdale to the forts.
The will OF the late Byron S. KimbalI
was admitted to probate yesterday. II
is dated December II. 1897. and bequeaths /
all property. both real and personal. 20
Mrs Mary NJ surprenant, OF olnsy, SIS I
ter Of deceased.
BE GOOD TO YOURSELF and good
20 your friends. When you treat friend .
10 whlskey. give him the best. HARPER 1
whiskey Is the beverage for your friends 4
and for you Sold by the Foard & Stokes .
Co.. Astoria Oregon.
The popularity OF the merchants lunch .
served By Mr.. George BARLEY at the Ma 4
tional Is growing daily. and many busl- 4
ness men can be found there every day .
for their midday meal. The lunches set .
BY Nr. BARLEY are the finest IN the city.
The ocklahama brought down a barge
load OF iron yesterday for the Young's
bay bridge 1t was made fast at the
o. r. & n. dock The bridge is ready
for the draws and as soon as the weather
permits the material viii be taken TO the
bridge and placed in position.
". A Gaines private stock whisky,
handled exclusively in Astoria by John
L. Carlson. Is one OF the most popular
beverages sold. Its purity and quality
are guaranteed, and It Is especially rec
ommended for family use. II is sold in
any quantity at the corner Of Twelfth and
Bond streets.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-18

The British ship Inverlochy arrived
down from Portland yesterday. She car
ries $3.50 bushels of wheat valued a,
SSSSe.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-18

Several barrels Of lime from the steam
or I.aRmo wvre UnlOaded yesterday at
the kinney dock. Ten tons OF 4 will be
taken on a flatgar 20 seaside. 10 bo used
as fertilizer The further discharge
OF tho cargo was stopped In the after.
noon. as the wharf hsa the appearance
og giving way under the lead already on
a.