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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
uoe;orv cnoriaIc Hosiery here of a possible sorts Plain
hoofo'J oPS and FANCY ideas beyond count Remem
nor we can ala,s you something the Hosiery line

Misses fine bed Hose fast stainless Angola dye
doube knees heels an sizes % TO- per pair. .l2c
Misses plain Hose full regular made Hermsorf dye
Misses Imported Dropsutch Hose double heels and
f, black ana all sizes. pair.
poys heavy Jersey ribbed Hose spccd heels toes and @
worth BIC per pair ior..+.....
Cbudren imported Socks color 1jc quality
for
Infants Isle Socks, n white and black fancy
ladies' plain black Hose. double heels soles
afr . IL
aides fine imported dye. double heels tees
and soes Am sizes nth BE. pair for
aides fancy plaid top and black boot
for Soc or pair for. nc
adde's stperior Isle thread Hose, n plain, Riohehe Rem
h.ndt and fine dop-st itch 30 and Doc pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
uandkerchinfe few "specials" for o-morrows selling
OO'0' Dasti worked, exquisite patterns kefche
IDEAS from &C. TO 81 EACH AssOrtments never better hedo;

ladies' very sheert white
Handkerchiefs. scailoIbd and
bcmstifched. really our IN -c.
Handkcrchicfs. f0r.......lhc.
Ladio an linen. very sheer
hem etched. embroidered
Haudkerchicfs. the regular
lie. quality f0r........l-'-c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
Toilet Articles.
A sale unequaied. 1000 Tooth
Brushes, 5 row, good bristles,
polished backs, Sc. each.

Nelson's procutH tho best
remedy known for rough skin
and sun burn 0uly......loc.
Talcum Baby Powder. reE-
ular Zoe. cans f0r..........5c.
Lavender Smelling Salts
thar generally sell Tor 2jc,
0N......t..+.t+t .t.t-.... i'Ir.
Large bottles of Naseine.
the regular BE-. size for. o.. BE.
Frceman's almond Meal for
preserving and nourishIng the
skin. only ....--....-t....- .-.ln.
Orris Tooth Tablets nice for
the teeth and gums. strictly
pure. for..,...............loo.
Totlow perfect complexion
Powder f0r.....-..........jc
Nice hand Mirrors. nickel
or wood frame for.......5c.
Lannoc Tooth Brush tho
finest bristlos. uneQua'led for
quality and durability in :
different styles. for ...... .25c.
g-inch black dressinS combs
I'm many different styles. zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
BuckIesl Buckles.l

This popular article here in
hundreds of styles. Jet, Steel,
Endmeled, and smoked Silver,
in d proiusion of new designs,
from 25C. up.
The latest fad. cut steel
and enamclcd neck clasps.
iof.......s... -tt+..--.. -1r.
Gilt Belt Buckles with hard
enamel I'm all coiors. worth
$50. for...................-' Zoo.
Gilt Belt Buckles. with cat
steel trimmings. an shapes.
We're Jgc., now. .........-A voc.
Cut Jet and French euam-
eled Belt Buckles. butterfly
and many other designs,
worth SOC, for...........2j DE.
Real cut steel Belt Buckle.
newest shapes. worth @lc.
for...-....... .-........ use.
cut steel Pclt Buckles.
enamelod clover leaves boo ail
the popular shades worth
19c- for..,..,,......... ..a'c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
AllEGHANEY H0IEL.
A Cake Walk Participated in by the
(.ngsIs

ALIEGHANY HOTEL. GOSHEN. VA,
July Il Specialize Allegheny has been
run with signal success for many years
BY the same genial manager. The days
pass ia a round Of pleasre-tennis. ten.
pins billiards. pool. cards and dancing
20 Say nothing VI tho lovely walks and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
Mon'e Curn;ebnne Wen It's useless TO talk side Of
moh W hio"3'' this marvellous department. Any sly
s, dressed friend can tell OF popularity We are oonnu
aly after ybsf's 10 come" and here its always found first

Mems balbrecan shirts with short sleeves Drawers
90 match. value TO SO at.--...-..
Mems Jersey regular SOC value special price
Or.
Mems genuine Babrggan shirts either long or snort
sleeves match good value at.-.. en-
Mems genuine derby ribbed shirts and Drawers extra
81 garment reduced to..+...' o
Mems pure white Shirts and Drawers superior
Mems fine black. and balbreFan l7e per
pair ''''''''''f'
Mems soft Nainsook and Ncsgce shirts detached
cuts and Monarch brand ..Hi
Mems fine percaIe and Shirts detached cuffs big
select from here tor'
Mems pece Shirts. detached cuffs large num-
b of nat
N,s White naund cred Shirts back and front
All linen bosom. plain plated special .''c
Mons white unaund back ana 'front.' pure
plated
Mems $50 off and Bike Hose per 'e
Mems Golf Hose pair. ON
Mems - and 7Jc ..t..-' ana '-'
assortment of Mems NeCkwear, including The New Wales
Inesh Squares aad other popular shapes W '' every
thina in the NeCkwear line that's nODb}
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
New Iewerv The things here as fast as they ap
"O" 'O"V' J. pear. We've introduced the "ads IN this
line for years back. The very latest things

Pearl Cuff Buttons plain
and carved. link and lever,
worth lyc.. f0r.+...-......lNc.
Pearl waist sets with plain
studs and dumh-bsil Gun bu--
tons. for set.............l"c.
Sterling silver Hearts for
Bracelets. worth 25c. apiece
lOf..--.-+. .+-.-t-+--- ..-. l''-
Sterling silver Lock Brace
lets. plain links with fancy
carved lock. worth Celtic.
Gilt Blouse Set. pin studs
and dumb-hell cum Buttons.
fancy carved. worth 33c. set
Tor. ....--.... .-..-........-l'l'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
White Goods Sale.
Midsummer Clearing Prices.

this sale plain da is the clearing OF goods thdi we
explicitly being unfNaed IN qaa design or assoft
nent Right line with prevalent fashions, and the very ned
of wearing wanting time Reduced phenomna they WI" sen
ohenomenalh The following items will convince >ou
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16

Organizes. Plaids and
Stripes. "a beautiful fabric.
worth l2iac. and l1c., for Q 3-fc.
Soft Nains0Ok. good width.
q sheer. fine muslin. worth
lic. i0rt.,....,.... ..,....ll D-i'.
Madras. % inches wide.
small raised cords. very p0pu-
lar for waists. regular l-ilc.
quality. for.............-.. -.-l0'.
Persian Lawn. ~ inches
wide. a great seller. our spo-
cial price...........-.....,l- l--c.
Madras. % inches wide.
small and wide cords. tho one
we sold for &c.. special
price..-.-..... .-..... .....lz l--r.
Organdy ~ inches wide.
was 2jc. special price ~ l--e.
Organdy double widtlL sheer
fine quality. really worth 3}
and l0c., special.-............lic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16

Cut iet and white beaded
Czariua Chains, were Hlc.,
now. ....-.+..+. .---.---- .--''''.
Real pearl Czarina Chains.
large and small beads. were
ftn-. now ---.--. --.-.--.-- -'iil-
GILT Dumb Heil Cu0 Butte
TOMS neatly carved. good
plate. were $780,. n0W......-'c.
Handsomely engraved lever
cum Buttons. en- regular -ic.
button for puir............lHc.
About - different styles OF
sterling SILVER and ellt
brooches. cnamo. n and ieW-
eled. worth l0c., now......-1c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16

Beginning tomorrow we climax all preVl-
Gus Ribbon offerings. Never before nave
we placed such orders; never before has our
selling been so great. We are hammering
away to keep up a reputation we We neiu
kers is why the opportunity is yours. ,, axe
Il goods to be sold at any such prices Read;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
i, Miller s. RhOadS


I'M consideration and
the smlthm of
eand AwaBaSy Tor
en guarding this effort of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
C4o+ionnrv Huds Wards and al the we-kno"n brands 10
} styles that fashions highest AIM
pacomnnf We would remind YOU OF the fact that we have
D"'o some rare pieces of Brica-Brac. While they
of the highest class goods price los that people viii
think the, are common See for yourselves and be convinced

Big stock OF fine
MedalliOns. choice
subjects fine quail
fly frames. all
sizes. they are a
third less than
their regular value
price -, 80, %.
and. '.s...tNc-
Another line OF
Clocks, gold leaf
gliding. dainty lit
tie pieces, rich I'm
des. en. price SID
to...........Sj.N9 ga
One lot OF comb
and Brush Trays,
were 81, now d;ic'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16

one lot OF hand
s o m e Chocolate
Pots. were Sf50
10 be closed out
at.........@Sc. ca
- PICTURES OF
General Lee. in
white enamo.cd
frames. they were
cheap az &c, spc-
ciai pricc..Jc. ga.
Big assortment
Of handsomely
decorated plates
or piacques. rich
in design. must be-
seen 20 be apprp-
ciatcd. price 80
and .a>c. ca.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16

MANY lines, many b5r-
gains. thousands OF
our finest Wash Goods
items. re-assorted end
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-02
COMPLIMENTS RIVER LUMBER

The British ship wllllcctown. lying a,
the gas compIny's dock. has her cargo
Of lumber nearly all aboard She will
take 10000 feet. and Is under charter 20
W r. Grace & Co.. Of New York. ana
Is bound for Calao. Peru The lumber
Is from he Clats0p mills, and Il Is their
nfst foreign cargo FOR this year. Mr. r.
l.. Grant who IS inspecting the lumber
for Grace u Co. states that the cargo ls
OF extra fine quality. and that q ne can
secure more Of such cargocs his com.
pany will enter the Columbia river trade
and handle all ,he lumber to be- had
along the river The shipments ot his
company to the one port Of Callao was
over A"p.oo1 last year and promises 20
be larger this year. From Callao much
Of this lumber Is reshipped into the lrs
terlor towns and 70 the mines. His com.
pany are also heavy shippers Of lumber
20 other South American ports, as also
10 Africa and Asiatic ports So soon a.
this cargo is on Mr. Grant viii Inspect
other mills along the river. and II they
can give him the quality and quantity
he Will remain here and drop much Of
the shipments h. now makes from mo
Sound and British Columbia mills. There
are good times ahead for Columbia river
saw mills, as for all other OF our indus
tries
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-02
PERSONAL MENTION


II. +, L. Logan the seaside sawmll
man was In Astoria yesterday
W. c. Barrett. manager Of the seasld,
mill was in the city yesterday.
r, s. Townsend, the creamery man, ar
rived in The city yesterday.
William w Ault. a prominent farmer
Of skamokawa, Is in the city
Alex. Gilbert Is confined to his room
suffering from an attack Of the grip.
John WhalIey, the prominent Portland
attorney, was doing business in town
yesterday
e. VI. Coe, postmaster station agent,
merchant and mayor Of Svensen, was in
Astoria yesterday.
Miss Francis e. x. Smith, Of San Fran
cisco, Is visiting with her uncle f. w.
Talent in this city.
r. Cameron, prominent logger Of
Clatskanie, was In the city yesterday.
looking after business interests.
Judge John D. Slater, Of Spokane, ac-
companled by Mrs Slater Is in the city
on a visit to the family Of his brother
inLaw, Prof. R. NJ Wright.
Judge Mcbride left yesterday morning
for st. Helens, where he will hold an
equity term Of court Saturday. He viii
convene the next term Of court here on
the 18th, when equity cases only Will be
heard.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-02

DO had, but would have to be brought
In hume for over a mi,e, and as it
would be through the timber Mr.. Reed
does not favor the location, as u failing
tree mlgM cut on the water supply, and
before repairs could be made all the
fish would BE- dead At the old location
the only drawback Ia hack " water,
but MIR Reed thinks tha, tho deficiency
could bc supplied with pump. The ca.
pac,Iy ~ the new hatchery Will be TO-.
NslNN eggs
Mr. Rccd states that there will probably
not he any ilsh handled at the government
hatchery on tho lowrr Clackamas but
that the eggs 60 supply tt viii be
brought from l.iulc white salmon river
Tho state ooard has not yet decided ~
TO whether eggs viii bc taken In SANDY
river, eo, II they arc they viii be hatchcd
IN the hatchery 20 be put up on that
stream II is possible tha, NO hatchcrles
viii be built this season on any or the
coast streams, as tho revenue from the
business would NO; be large enough TO
operate u hatchery IN any one OF the
coast districts, As the law does no, por.
NIT license money raised In ono dis,rtc,
20 Dc expcndcd In another. Mr.. Reed
thinks that the small coast districts will
have TO wait until next year. when the
receipts from the Two years would keep
hatchery in operation 10 overcome
'hss difficulty n, II, Hume, the Rogue
river canneryman, has offered 10 build
and e0ulp a hRtchcry provided the state
viii operate T. Mr. Hume's proposition
wiz be considered, and u funds can pc
had The hatchery win ae started.
Mr Reed saws that he has AZ las, got
'Nr 'awless fishermen ON tho Cnckamas
under control, and ,ha, no nshlng is now
being carried On In that stream.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-02
CREAMERY SOON TO START

Work on the creamery building Is being
pushed, and will b0 tuIly completed with.
In another week when the machinery
which is now at the o. X. &N. dock Will
be Installed. 50 within two weeks Az.
torians will BE- able TO eat butter from
their own creamery. Mr. SkyleB, an
expert butter maker from the east, Will
BE- In charge. MIX IL to be shipped from
Lewis and Clark river, Youngs river
Deep river, Gray's river and Skamok-
ava. Mr.. skyles states that In all his
experience he has never been In a locality
where conditions were 80 favorable 70
the success Of a creamery as here, ana
he sees no reason why this locllity should
not become one Of the greatest dairylng
sections Of the United States. The owner
OF this creamery Is r. $. Townsend. VINO
also owns lange creamerles at White
Salmon, Nehalem and Tlllamook.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-02
NEWS FROM THE HATcHERIEs

State Fish Commissioner +. G. Reed
has been busy the last two days collecting
the licenses from the cannerles and fisher
men who had not yet paid.
Mr.. Reed spent last week on the upper
Clackamas river TO look over the location
for the new hatchery building to be
erected on that stream. Governor Geer
and Secretary Of State Dunbar, the
other members Of the state board, were
to have accompanied him, but the heavy
rains and the terrors Of a 40 mile ride
over rough mountain trail from the
settlements TO the hatchery was too
much for them and their trip was pOst-
poned until next week. when It is hoped
that the weather will be more prOpttious
Mr.. Reed says that two locations are be-
ing considered for the hatchery. One is
where the hatchery built by the Columbia
River Packers Association was located,
and the other on the opposite side Of
the river about mile above tn cold site.
At the new location plenty Of water could
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-02
WHY WOMEN ARE NERVOUS

british Medical Nrwsl
The frequent cases ot nervous nrostr,.
ton or utter collapse of the nervous sys.
tom under which women "Eo all to
pieces As the saying is. have caused
much thought and investigation on the
part OF physicians
Cerain Inorganic substances ara well
known 20 cause certain forms ot nervous
diseases which hrc readily traced TO the
poisons producing them. Further 70.
search leads to the btlrf that alum was
a prevailing caus, or so.calicd nervous
prosJrou5A, yor the symptoms b, produces
on the nervous system after rs absorb
ton into the blood arc very remarkable
Indeed, Experiments physlologlcaly
made upon animals by Ornla, Professors
Hans Mayer, Paul Sclm and Others. show
that alum frequently produces NO visible
symptoms Tor many days after rs lu,rt.
duc,ion into ghr body Thcr follow loss ot
appetite and other limantAry dls.urbar.
c,s, ,sud finally a serious prostration OF the
whole nervous system. The most pr0ml.
men. physicians now pslvy, ;ast ''u,r.
vous praslrtjou" and many affections
OF the nerves from which both men and
women suffer arr caused by the contir.
ucd absorption OF alum in.o the system
Il Is probable thdi many medical mon
are unaware OF the extent 20 which salts
OF alumina may De introduced into the
body being under the Impression that
the use OF alum !u bread IL pron,pited
Alum, however, Is s,lll used surrerr!-
uously 20 some extent 70 whitcn bread.
and very largely In making cheap kinds
OF baking powder In families where
baking powder IS generally used care
should be exercised to procure only those
brands made from cream Of tartar. The
alum powders may generally b. diStin-
guished by tho lower prce at which they
are sold.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-02
Bros.
A CARD or THANKS.

| wish to SAY that | sccl under lasting
Obligations Tor what Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy has done FOR our family We
have used X In 80 many cases ot coughs
lung troubles and whooplns cough. and
lt has always gtvcn tho most pcrfec, sa,'
lSfacilon. wc feel greatly indebted 20 the
manufacturers OF this remedy and wish
them To please Accept our hearty thanks
Respectfully, Mrs. $ po,y Dos Molpos.
Iowa For salo by Charles Rogers
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-02
THE MODERN nEAurr

Thrlves ON good food and sunshine. with
plenty ot exercise In tho open air. Her
form giows with health and hor face
blooms with lis beauty, II her system
needs The cleansing action Of a Laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle and plcaaan,
Syrup OF Figs. made by the California
Flg Syrup Co only,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-02

The commencement exercises OF che
Astoria high school viii be held tonight
at the opera house The program to be
rendered has been carefully prepared, ana
will AFFORD a very pleasant evenings er'
tertainment The admission has been
placed at the small price OF sS cents, the
proceeds 10 be used for the bcnea, ot
the school library, An having the good
Of the Astoria schools at heart should
attend these exercises and thereby help
the school children In their efforts 90
have a hrst class reference library tor
their school.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-02

Mena Fedora hats, os good quality
felt, novur sold leaa than NOc our
apooial prico, each .o,u,u,,,n,,, . 10
Men's all wool sack suit, all tailor
made, nOat brown checks. worth
ilo@, price per sult.,..,,....,.., GN
Mon's heavy all woH sweater, made
OF thrc,-ply yarn, worth tW,
Special prioo ,,,,",,,,,,""",uo, i,bQ
None pcrcals fancy lAundriea drcss
shirts, slightly soiled. regular prios
~, special price .,,.,,.nun.,.. -
Meas heavy doeecd undsrshlris or
drawers, special prioo ,,..,,,u,,., ~
A large lot OF mcn's Jean pants. but
odd slacs, never sold for lcas than
NW special prloe 20 sloao them
out, per pair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-02

tOAi heavy ootton blankets. good
quality, gray or white. regular
price 10 special price ,,,"""... "
VI mches wide blcached muslin, q
very good mualin, special price
pcr yaI ,,,,',,,,,,r,,,,o,,,, %
~ inches wide Nottingham lace cur.
talns, new pattern, worth $50.
special prsco, per yard u,,n",... n
Fun sas eomtortera. nlled with pure
white cotton, oroton covered,
worth iaoo, special price n,.,,,.. IN
o0Od quality mattress ticking. new
styls patteUs, worth 100 a yard
special prioe, per yard,""""uu,, ~
AhpaoA proas sklr,s. full bell aklrin
all taRe,a lined. new rubber bind.
Ing. wsrIh y, special price eaoH - "
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-02

! p. J. Meany died yesterday morning a,
his residence at the corner o, bond and
Tenth streets Mr.. Meany had been
gradually falling the past year bu, ,-
was no, until a few days ago that he
was stricken with the illness thar re-
suited fatally. Saturday las, he was a.
tackled with severe hemorrhages. which
lasted until Sunday night. Or. J. 4 F'ul-
ton was In attendance and everything
that medical skill could do was done 20
relieve his sunerings. He gradually sank
until death came 20 his relief az \
o'clock yesterday morning Patrick Je.
seph Meany was born In Macroom, coun-
" Cork Ireland. ~ years ago. lie EN-
grated To Canada at an early age and
from there 90 California In the early
sixties. He has been resident OF As
ioria for the past - years belng en-.
gagged In the merchant tailoring business
during that time. Mr.. Meany was man
Of peculiar characteristics and was nota.
BILE for his generous disposition ami
strong friendship. He leaves a family
Of nine children. one OF whom Is a mem-
Der OF the California volunteers serving
in the Philippines The remainder o. the
family are residents of san Francisco.
His family have been notified Of his death
and the arrangements for the funeral
will not be made known until they ar
heard from.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-02

Lee Herring was granted retail liquor
license.
4 communication from The school board
Ok district No. ! asking to use the build
ing Of fire department No. for school
purposes excited considerable comment.
The school board were present In BODY
and C. W Fulton spoke In behalf Of the
petition He said the schools. especially
IN CniOntown, were handicapped by want
u room. and that as the building of fire
department No would very nicely an-
swer the purpose Of a school. ne strongly
advised that Il be put 10 THAI purpose.
Councilman Parker expressed himself az
satisfied with This disposition Of the
building A motion was made that a
committee. OF which City Attorney Allen
should be a member, be appointed 20
confer with the directors in regard 20
the matter. The motion passed. and city
Attorney Allen and Councilmen Parker.
scherneckau and Utzlnger were appointed
as such committee
An ordinance was read the first and
second time directing the police Judge
TO cancel a lien against lot Z, block 4j,
McClure's Astoria. the property Of j. A.
Devlin. the lien having been placed on
the property for non-payment Of street
assessment.
An ordinance was passed appropriating
s4G6 for the Improvement Of Astor street,
from the west side OF Sixth 10 the west
side Of Ninth street.
petition presented by l.. E. sellg TO
have an electric light placed on the
corner OF Commercial street, opposite the
pera house. was referred to street
committee.
Chairman Thompson OF the schOOl
board then invited the council to accom-
pany them 10 a reception then in session
at the Mcclure school, given by the
junior class to the seniors Of the city
schools. This invitation was accepted
and the council adjourned
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-02
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS,

The regular monthly meeting OF the
city council was held last night The
council was called to order and roll call
showed the entire bureau Of the city
officials to be in attendance. The minutes
OF the last meeting We're read and APP
proved.
Alex Grant was granted a retail liquor
license.
The following claims against the city
were road and ordered maid.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-02

Boys Heavy Ribbed Underwear,
Aisoa TO 10 years, worth 90, spec.
M psoo'"'" ,""'"", "",,n,,,. -
loya Strong Knee Pants, woll made
and strong uewed worth @c spec.
'A' piloo ''''' ,,'', ,,,,u,, ,,,,,.. -
boys all woll refer suits. large sail.
or collar, braid trimmed. worth q
npeolal prleo '","",," ,",,, u,i.W
Young Mans suit. good caAaimsr,
tailor made, ootor navy blue,aGas
II TO 10 years, regular prico p..W
special prlcc ,r,,"."" ",,".. 1.u
Boys outing Flannel overshlrts
good oolors, regular prIos % cents,
special price each ,.,",uu,,n. IL
nuyH Fas, nlAek Heavy Ribbed
ltose, double knsc. war like lroa.
worth sOc. special price ,,.,nn,n iaH
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-02

II doctors were TO prcacn, ,Ncir bills b.
fore patients go. we'll there WoRld be
very few chances VI recovery.