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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05

godnemu Jubilatowi swojej wdziecznos-
CT j ~uznania.
w lynn celu utworzyl sic W Paryau,
m~iejscu Jego zamieszkania, komitet,
ktory ~Postanowil wyda6 ksiazke pa
m~iatkowa j zlozyc in W darze Jubila-
towi. Komitet ten goraco wzywa Was.
Rodacy, abyscie skiadki ma ten Gel,
bedaee tylko speinieniem swietego o
b~owiazku, nadsy}ali ma rece jego skarb.
nika. w imieniu Komitetu: DIR. Hen.
ryk Gierszyhski, DR.. Jozef Zielihski."
J~ednoczesnie otrzymalismy z "a O.
dezwa kilka list skladkowych, gdyby
wiec ktory z rodakow naszych zechcia}
przyczynic sic do uozczenia zas}ug au-
tora ,,Dziejow Powstania Styczniowe-
CO., to moze nadsylac skladki ma rece
redakcji ,,Zgody'', zkad W polowie
b. 10. zostana odeslane do Paryza.
1. w ,Dzienniku Narodowym" czy-
fanny:
vi centowyoh sk}adek wysla}o stron.
nictwo narodowe przesz}o % tysiace ma
Skarb N. P. z centowych skIadek
stronnictwa narodowego zebrano do.
tyohozasowy fundusz ma pomnik dla
Kosciuszki ~(strcnnictwo k~onserwatyw-
ne malo ma ten eel dalo); z centowych
sk1adek stronnictwo narodowe wys}a{o
ma jubileusz Sienkiewicza $50; cento-
wemi sk}adkami stronnictwo narodowe
przyozynia sic do powiekszenia fundu.
szu ola Chociszewskiego.
Zaprawde wielka i szczera ofiarnoscia
odznacza sic s~tronnictwo narodowe."
Dodajmy do tego sunny z~lozone swe-
60 ozasu ma seminarjum W Detroit,
Gently skladane na Wydzia{ Wsparc, ma
urzadzanie obchodow i ~uroczystosci ma
rodowych, ma oswiate, ma budowe kos
cio{ow.
So to fakta stare, a jednak powtarza-
ME ich, odnawiane W pamieci wrog6w
Zwiazku = potrzebnem jest i pozytecz-
men,, by przypominali sobie jak mar
nym jest ich rachunek sumienia wobec
Ojczyzny.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05

myska a ma Ekonomie Samborska; ma
ley do kr6lewszczyzny i ME ma die.
dzica, a siedzia} W nisj "a moich mai
m&odszych lat podstarosci a raczej
wiernik tylko Pana wojewody Jerzego
Mniszcha, a podstarosoim, 70 go tylko
zwano, DO tax choia} i kauai, wydaiac
sic z Pychy Ia ~zacniejsza osobe, nizeli
by} pc prawdzie.
Ojciec moi ME byi poddanym chic
penn, DO siedzia} ma so1tystwie. Ale i
so4tysem tez ME by} takim, jake bywa-
ja inni, DO ami ludzi ME sadzil, ami ozyn-
STOW i DAMN kr6lewskich ME wybiera},
ami ma wojne ME szed} i pacho}ka W
pole ME stswi}. Ale grunt OLGA mole
60, Poatora hama ME spelna, to by}o kie-
dys so1tystwo dawniejszemi czasy, a te.
raz juz tylko wolnictwo, a ojcieo wzia{
tie grunta W macierzystym spadku i
mia3 wolnosc ma mich, tax jakby by.
szlachcioem, tylko do ~ekonomji sambor.
skiej p}aci} czynszu i zyrowszczyzny 20
zfotych, a to IA sw. MARGIN i ma sw.
WoJciech Pc rownej po{owie. Gdyby
bezpieczno siedziaf ma tenn wolnictwie.
byfoby mu by}o dobrze, DO ohleba da6
ono mog}o dostatek = ale coz, kiedy
mu przeozono Prawa posesji i ruszyc go
z niego chciano koniecznie, lax sic O
tenn pozniei powie.
GosPodarstwem ma roll to sic moi OF
cieo ME bardzo paral, jeno matka, jake
re 60 malo by}o W domu, DO by} do.
statkowym furmanem j kupieckim roz-
woznikiem, i CO roku przez kilka mie-
sieoy byf W drodze. Wyuczy{ sic
wPrawdzie moi ojciec ciesielskiego re-
mios}a, ale re ciesielka ME dawa}a mn
dosyc zarobku, a do furmahstwa 90
bardzo ciagne{o, tedy ciesielke Gale by{
zarzuoii. Juz dzisd moi byl furmanem
solnym, jak to zowia u mas praso}em;
DO tn wszedy oko{o w samborskiei i
dr~ohobyokiej krainie zupa ma aupie: i
W Starej soil, i W Lacku, i W Drohoby.
ecu, W Truskawcu, Modryozu, Stebni.
ku j W Kotowie, a zewszad kwotnicv
wysylaja beozkami sol ma kohce swiata,
az do kijowa, ma daleka Ukraine, hen
az pc dixie pola, DO tam chleba zby-
TEX ale soil mic, chocby ma zapruszenie
Okla.
Furmahskie rzemios{o przesz}o tax z
dziadka ma mego OLGA, tylko Re ojciec
ME wozif juz soil, ale wziawszy nieco
grosza pc dziadku, zabra} sic do fur.
manki kuPieckiej. To by{ sowity FARO
bek, ale oie4ki; rzemios3o zyskowne ale
niebezpieczne a czasem bardzo ~stratne,
jesl tego nieszczescie chcia}o. Bos ie-
chai jak ma wojne, j chyba to Bog mi
}osierny wiedzia}, kiedy wrocisz i czy
zyw i cafy wrocisz, i W jakiej fortune
ma swoim domowym progu staniesz.
Wyjechac mozesz pieknym kowanym
wozem W cztery konie, opasany pe}nym
trzosem, a powrocic pfeszo i bose, o
proszonym chlebie, z potrzaskanem BIZ
ozyskiem w reku IA ca}y dorobek, i rad
tylko, les glove przyni6s{. wszedy
drogi niebezPieczne, wszedy ska oprysz-
kow ! hultajow, iakomych ma grosz ku-
Piecki ] bogaty towar; juz jsk do wo-
}oszy czy do Wegier z towarem je-
dziesz, lub ztamtad wracasx, strachu i
biedy najesz sic czesto do syta, a ooz
REC wtedy, kiedy droga wiedrie az do
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05

szozego&ow tel katastrofy. w ohwilach
takioh milkna nienawisci rasowe, jeden
tylko wielki, og6lnoludzki Aal przepe}-
MIA SERGE, serdeczne wspo}czucie ola
oflar g6ruje ponad wszystko.
Niechaj sPoczywaja W pokoju!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05

Jnio i%f iasa tcmu, zrozummy 1
my to swieta prawde, staczajac Wake z
wrogami, ktorzy mas wolnosci pozba-
will.
Pred sadem Rzeszy Niemieckiej W
Lipsku stawali rodacy nasi: wydawca
redaktor ,Gazety Ostrowskiej'', Wi.
told Leitgeber, zecer Mellerowicz i
krawieo Kolenda wszyscy trzej os-
karAeni o straszna (l) zbrodnie knowah
ku Przywrooeniu bytu niepodleg}ego
Polsoe. Knowania te zasadza}y sic ma
agitacji i zbieraniu sk&adek ma rzecz
Skarbu Narodowego Polskiego.
Pc dwudniowyoh obradaoh, 25go i
26go z. m, Leitgeber zosta} skazany
ma dwanascie miesieoy wiezienia W
twierdzy, Mellerowioz i Kolenda u
wolnieni.
Przybyi wiec nowy m~eozennik spra-
wy narodowej a skutkiem tego bedzie
wieksza ofarnosc og6{u polskisgo ma
rzecz Ojozyzny, wieksza gorliwos6 W
spe&nianiu obowiazkow narodowyoh.
TAX zawsze bywa. Pr~zesladowania
rodza MOVIE zastepy szermierzy.
Skazany patricia moze bye pewny
uznania calego ogo}u, odozuwajacego
nieszozeSoia naszej O~jczyzny, moze bye
Pewny, re to co przecierpi "a murami
wiezienia, wynagrodza mu seroa polskie!
Gdy wyjdzie z twierdzy, kazdy polak
uohyli pred MIN czo}a i powie: Otto
ten, ktory oierpia1 "a Polske! A to
ohyba najwiekszy zaszozyt ola polaka.
Jake smiesznem i g{upiem wydaje
sic jednak wobec tego prooesu owo
dunno hasso germanow: my, niemoy,
obawiamy sic tylko BogaV Skarb Ma
rodowy, LEGACY obecnie zaledwie pare
set tysiecy frankow juz ioh przeraza, a
coz dopiero bedzie, gdy polacy ma caiej
linji Postawia sic i'm sztorcem, jedno-
g}osnie hukna:- Jak SWAT swiatem,
ME bedzie niemieo polakowi bratem!-
runa ma swyoh katow?
Wtedy moze, mdlejac re strachu,
P~rzyznaja sic, re "My niemcy, obawia-
my sic przedewszystkiem polakow"
Jak donosza dzienniki polskie z Eu-
ropy, amerykanie, ktorzy przybyli ma
uroczystosc jubileuszowa uniwersytetu
Jagiellohskiego do Krakowa, zwiedzali
prawdziwem nabozehstwem wszystkie
pamiatki Kosciuszkowskie, ma kopcu
zas Kosciuszki z}ozyli W imieniu ich
wspaniafy wieniec profesorowie: Haupt
! Norman z Baltimore oraz Lengfeld z
Chicago.
jake swieta jest ola nich panied
bohatera, ktory "a ich wolnos6 walczy},
a my nawet ma pomnik ola niego do
tychczas zdobyc sic ME mozemy!
otrzymalismy z Paryza nastepujaca
odezwe:
,Boles}aw Limanowski, zas}uzony
socjolog j %flozof, wytrwaiy j nieprze-
jednany patricia, nestor polskiego So
ojalizmu, obchodzi W j~esieni r. b. 40
letni jubileusz swej tax ~pozytecznej
pracy pisarskiej.
obowiszkiem oaiej postepowej ozesci
naszego narodu jest godnie dowiesc Czci-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05

Ma Posiedzeniu Zarzadu Centralnego,
ktore odbyso sic W ubieg}a sobote, 20
sta3 jednogiosnie przediuzony do 1-go
sierpnia r. b. termin przyjmowania do
Zwiazku ION obecnych cz}onkow.
Pomimo re grupy zostana o tenn Ia
wiadomione przez Sekretarza Jeneral-
nego, zwracamy niniejszem uwage braci
Zwiazkowych ma to uchwale, dodajac
przytem, Re bedzie to termin ostateczny
ola zalatwienia formalnosci, przepisanej
Przez nova ko~nstytucje.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05
WLADYSEAW LUBICZ.
OkO Pr0rOka

czyli Hanusz Bystry j jego przygody
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05

Straszny W ~nastePstwa pozar znisz-
czy{ W ubieg1a sobote doki okretowe
towarzystwa ,,Norddeutscher Lloyd W
Hoboken, ~przedmiesciu Nowego Yor-
ku.
II niewiadomej przyczyny zajai sic
jeden z ~wahtuchow bawe}ny, ziozonej
ma wybrzezu ola wysy}ki do Europy a
W przeciagu szesciu minut oa{e wybrze-
re, ma przestrzeni cwierGmilowej, staio
W ogniu, odcinajac cd ladu try okrety
pasazerskie: Main, Bremen j Saale, sto.
jace W dokacb. Wkrotoe tee i okrety
te stane}y p{omieniach, a kilkaset ro-
botnikow ! marynarzy zajetych ma Mich
1adowaniem towarow, ratowa}o sic ska
czac do woody. Niestety, Geese icb, ME
umiala p}ywa6, czesc zas ME mogla juz
wydostac sic z ~p}onacych okretow, to
tee blizko $50 ludzi zgine}o okropna
smiercia. Straty pieniezue dochodza do
dziesieciu ~miljonow dolarow.
Ze zwykia a amerykanow ~dzielnoscia j
szybkoscis wzieto sic do ratunku, zadne
jednak zwyczajne srodki ME mogly po.
hamowac okropnego zywiolu. Dopie.
70 uzycie dynamitu umiejscowi}o pozar.
OkroPne wrazenie sprawiaja opisy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-05

to samo ma oelu, chloe utrzyma6 lud pod
jarzmem sbsolutnego despotyzmu, pra-
wen ludu, powinnoscia jego jest zniesc
taxi rad i ustanowic nowe prawa ola
wfasnego bezpieczehstwa W przysz-
}osci."
Jake ~Powinnismy pamietae tie slowa,
jake ozcic tych, kt6rzy nawet przemo-
oy Anglji zniesc mad soba ME ohcieli.
Tylko wolnosc, tylko prawdziwa VOL
nose ognisk domowyoh moze zapewnic
szczescie narodowi. Zrozumieli to a.
merykanie 124 lata temu, zrozummy i
my to swieta prawde, staczajac Wake z
wrogami, ktorzy a wolnosci pozba-
will.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19
NEW BOAT LINE
TO ASTORIA
WILL TAP INLAND EMPIRE
Steamboats, to BE Built at Once to
Ply Between 0kanOGan and
This CITY.

a new enterprise Of much prospective
importance 20 Astoria has just been re-
ported. AdyIces received by the As
torlan tell OF movement to establish
q line Of steamboats, between Okano,
gan and this city, the further statement
being made that the work Of building
the boats Is already under way. No
further particulars could be obtained
last night. An article, however pub
llshed In last nights Telegram. seems
TO cllnch the matter as well az furnisa'
Ing important particulars. The Tele'
grams article is as follows:
Louis Paquet, the veteran steamboat
builder, win soon begin construction
work on a new sternwheel steamer for
Faul Mohrs steamboat line. which win
operate In connection with the portage
rIllway, now in course OF construction
between the Big Eddy and Columbus,
on the Upper Columbia.
Captain James Cochran. who Is act
ing as port captain Tor the M0nr COM
pany. recently returned from the East,
where he purchased three sets Of ma
chiuery for sternwheel steamers. The
engines are non-condensing. hlgh-pres.
sure and are very powerful.
Captain Cochran recently purchased
the old steamer Frederick Billings from
the Northn Pacific company. and has
had her repaired al Pasco. The Bill
ings viii probably be used as con-
structior craft. The Billings viii oper
ate between Cello and points above.
1T is generally supposed that the
Nohr Steamboat Company will have a
line OF boats from the mouth Of thc
okanogan 10 the Columbus, and from
The Big Eddy to Portland and Astoria,
A gang OF 200 men Is working on the
portage road at The Dalles on the Co.
lumbIa."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19
TRANsvAAL Loss IN LIFE.

Morllists are discussing the terrible
loss Of life brought about by the Trans
vaAl war Yet here life is sacrificed for
a purpose-for an honest principle. 1t
were better to preach against the need
less sacrifice of life. Thousands Of
people succumb to ailments which
might easily have been checked in the
beginning. Dyspepsia carries OF more
people than are killed in war. The
use OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
would save many lives, Constipation
may seem a little thing, but It invari-
ably develops into something worse,
and the longer it is allowed to run. the
harder It is 10 cure. The Bitters cures
indigestion, constipation. dyspepsia and
biiousness. naturally and permanently,
good for everybody.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19

multitude Just as soon as the spring
season opens up. Extensive prepare
tlonA are bslng made by the o. II. g. ~
90 ship supplies north from this port
q. w. Lounsbcrry, ule company's local
representative stated yettcrday that
The George W. Elder would leave here
about May 10. Already all the cabin
space has been sold and her facilities
for second-class passengers are about
taken up The Elder win be followed
by the Hueneme about June Q for the
same place, and tickets for passage
will soon be placed on sale. The Dis
patch VIII also be pressed into service
M frelghter and will probably Leave
about the latter part Of June or first
Of July The boats will carry no
freight on thedr own account and VIII
therefore take everything offered at
the docks
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19
soLFILINE.
solnlIne! solalInel

II you are sick and tired Of rubbers.
which protect your feet from wet OF
cold. and wish to save continual re-
soling OF your shoes; II you wish to
stop greaslng your harness and pro-
longing the life Of same at least
fifty per cent. II you wish to save
greasing your belts in your manu-
factury, go to Peterson & Brown. at
Astoria, and try case Of solfihne on
your shoes and harness. Those who
have tried that scientific waterproof
leather preparation take no other.
Address, PETERSON & BROWN,
General Agents, Astoria, Oregon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19

A representative Of the Morning AS
tolfan ut Fort Candy sends the follow
ing information concerning the straded
lightship at MckinEie Head; you
might state that no further effort 10
amount to anything will be made to
move her till suitable boat IS pro-
cured for the purpose OF placing her
anchors further out into the surf. They
moved her about twenty feet Wednes-
day by means of her steam winch and
they expect to move her some today
Crhursday) In the same manner, but It
is doubtful II they will be able to
bulge her owing to the lack Of water
even at high tide, and her short cables,
To all outward Appearances the ship
has suffered no material damage, but
Notwithstanding, the vessel is certainly
undergoing n terrific strain by being
tossed about in the SURF for three or
four hours each day. A huge breaker
will roll In upon her, raise her up
foot or more, and the receding waters
will drop her immense weight upon the
solid beach again. If the contractors
are fortunate enough In getting her of
1t VIII take several months to repair
her properly and put her In sea-
worthy condition. The calllng has en-
tirely gone out Of her. some of her cop
per sheathing is torn off, her guard rail
is smashed in, and she is leaking badly
in places. Every additional day she Is
tossed upon the beach will only serve
to augment the damage"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19

the following Hem of nowa taken from
thc West Coast Trade Of Tacoma;
Captain Higgins n constructing q
steamer at his place on the Narrows,
west of Tacoma. and proposes to head
u company OF proapeotors who will
leave this city this season TO search
for gold IN the island Of Luzon."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19

Officers have beon installed in Astor
lodge No. 6. knights OF PythiaS. as
follows. NJ. OF w. VIM. Fitzgerald;
C.. C.. W. l.. Mecroukcy; V. C.. A. +.
Brake; r.. II, T.. Nelson, X, Of r.
and e.. u. II. Rlount; ~. at A.. Albert
Nelson; NJ. Of r.. August Daniclson.
~ Of H.. d. T. Cards, l. O.. l.. An
derson: o. O.. Gust Embom; trustee,
I. Bergman
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19

a most interesting report touching
on exports of hour 20 Chinese ports
from the Northwcnt comes from Taco
ma IN the the nature Of an interview
published IN the West Coast Trade IN
which gentleman who has made
study Of the business makes the Inn
portant' statement that 1girs com
piled at Honk Kong show that Tor the
FIRST nine months Of 1893, Oregon and
Washington had shipped 10 that port
h7g,4sg barrels. valued at fl,7Ss.sOs. as
against 3ss,CSi barrels sent from Cali
forula. valued at ti.ioGOi5, an excess
IN favor OF the northern states Of lSO,-
no barrels OF nour valued at ibi226j.
or l5.s per cent. Speaking Of tbs sig
nincance Of this showing the ger'l' .
man says These figures are enough
20 show the inraads our Hour II making
In the markets OF China. II was not
long ago that California supplied all
the -four that went from the Pacific
coast TO China. bu, IN the last few
years II has fallen down, and WaAh-
ington and Oregon ore getting a heavy
share Of the business
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19
TO AsToRIANs.

The DAILY AsTOnlAN will he found
ON sale Ia Portland at the well known sla.
tionsry house of .. n, tiandley A Co., WI
Washington street. Orders for adtsr-
tisinK lsn with this nfm viii receive
prompt Attention,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19

An article known as SoAllne has just
been placed upon the market here,
Whom applied to shoes It is positive
V guaranteed TO render them water
proof, The solution Is Of the consis-
tency OF syrup and one of its virtues
Is said to lie In It's ability TO prolong
the life OF a shoe TO fully twice Its ma
tural period OF wear. 1t Is also APP
Piled 10 betting, harness and all kinds
of leather goods with equally good re-
suits, Peterson 4 Brown have just Sc
cured the sole agency for Clatsop
ana WalSiakum counties.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19

PORTLAND. Jan. io.-wcsicrn Ore
gon. Washington and Northern Idaho,
occasional rain today
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19

Il was at the pilots office yesterday
afternoon that serious question was
raised as to the integrity OF Captain
Gregory OF the Manzanita. 1t came
about In n discussion OF the condition
Of the bar, one Of the pilots stating
that she was unusually rough yester-
day and would probably continue so
for several days, Captain Gregory then
put his foot in It. by declaring that
the roll Of the bar could be heard In
this city. Those present at once agreed
that the captain heard merely the
runbllngs Of an inlmltable imagination,
but the master of the Manzanita only
reiterated his contention. "You can
say what you please, fellows" he de-
cared. but I'll give II TO you straight
that as n general rule / can tell the
condition Of the bar when I come down
from the house in the morning, just
from the sounds" and the captain
wasn't "joshlng" either.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19

Old residents Of this city will BE- In
terested In an article published in the
San Francisco Call relative 10 the re-
cent death OF Rev, Alfred 7. Perkins.
who was about fifteen years ago pas
tor OF the Episcopal church in Astoria,
which was the building now occupied
10y the Salvation Army. The article IN
question. which Is In the nature Of a
dispatch from Alameda, Cal, Is as fol-
lows: Rev Alfred T. Perkins. Whose
death Is announced to have taken place
In New York Thursday was formerly
rector Of Christ church In this city.
Rev. Mr.. Perkins came here from AS
toria, Or, and for fourteen years as
ISOLATED himself in the work Of the
church. During his ircumbency the
congregation increased and the hand
SOME edliice at the corner OF Grand
street and Santa Clara avenue was
built. About eight years ago he re-
signed the pastorate and went TO Chi
cago, having become interested In an
invention for the preservation OF
fruit In transit. The enterprise gave
proiulse OF success and he recently
located In New York. where he died
suddenly on January s. Rev. Mr.. Per-
klns leaves wife and two daughters.
one Of whom was married q month ago
In San Francisco"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19

Interest In Cape Nome among Asto-
tlans grows apace with each succeed
ing batch OF news from the north. 1t
It now known that quite number from
this city will swell the fortune-seeking
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19

Arthur Wilson. vice consul for Nor
way and Sweden at Portland, was ap-
pointed by Judge Gray yesterday 10
administer the estate OF the late John
II, Hansen. who formerly resided in
this county but died at the state IN
sane asylum last April. The estate
consists OF $1,000 in money represented
by n certificate OF deposit in the Ladd
Il Tllton bank, but as the paper is
made out payable TO Hansen, the bank
has refused TO deliver the money with
out regular administrative proceedings
In court. Two brothers and one sister,
residing In Norway, are the only heirs.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19
WHITE COLLAR LINE

Columbia River and Puget sound Navi-
cation Company.
Bailey t1atzert leaves Astoria daily,
except Sunday, at .. m.
Leaves Portland daily except suns
day at a. m.
White Collar line tickets ana D. n.
& N. tickets interchangeable on Bailey
Gatzert and HasBalo.
A. J. Teyicr. kstcrie A.
U. B. SCOTT, Tsisphone IL.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19

1t is easier for a camel to go through
the eye of a needle than it is for a
Chinaman to get through the need Of
an idol.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19

A party Of officials OF the Great
Northern railroad were in the city yes
tcrday. coming from Portland IN p-i-
vate car. and returning In the evening.
The party was composed Of Francis
u. Clark, general traffic manager at
St. Paul. J. W. Blabon. western trafllc
manager al Seattle, VIM. Harder, gem
erai agent at Portland. ard w d. Bla-
bon, who is connected with the East
ern business OF the road. The gentle
mCn were the guests OF Samuel Ell
morr, whom they came 10 consult with
reference to the shipment OF salmon
from this point. Mr.. Clark and Mr..
Eimore are close acqualntances Of
many yeam. This was the first trip
Mr. Clark has made 10 Astoria. To
an Astorian representative he stated
that nc was much. astonished at the
thrift, and enterprise apparent on every
hand. explaining that he had cived
the impression somehow that Astoria
was of much less Importance as a
commercial center. The gentleman ex-
pressed much surprise at the vastness
and natural excellence OF our harbor
declaring that II was a revelation 20
him in every respect
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19

That all the paths Of goldseekers do
not lead to Alaska Is made manifest by
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19

RoSlyn coal Ia the best and most eco
nomIcal coal for household use In As
toria- Try Il once and you will have
no other. George w. sanborn. Agent.
Telephone 1871.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19

A large force Of men are engaged In
constructing a telephone line between
Fort Candy and Ilwaco, which will
give Fort Candy connection with the
long distance service. The line will be
used principally to report shipping
This is the first connection of this kind
for Fort Candy with the outside world.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19

The a. +. c. championship bowling
team met at their native alleys last
night and rolled four practice games.
preparatory 70 their contest with The
Salem team here Saturday night. An
excellent percentage was run up. the
totals b,ang fGr above the average. The
team Is composed OF the following gen
tlcmon: w. c. Laws. Herman Wise
T., Il, sovey, l., Il, Burroughs. @. C.
Fulton. and r. IL. Goddcll. The con-
ties, on Saturday night Will be open to
ladies,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19

J. {, Ellsworth OF Nasal IL in the
city on business.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-19

Ex'Policeman Ed, Flanagan was dis
charged from custody at Portland yes
tsrday whore he was tried on n charge
Of larceny Of $50 from one Wm. Stew
art. Tho trial jury disagreed,