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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30

Chas. Stark is preparing to build a
house on property south of the school
house, bought of j. r. Harris.
have begun the erection of the building
which is to be occupied by McTntyre's
barber shop, as soon as completed.
A cattle chute has been placed in the
N. P. X. yards. This will be great con-
venience in laading and unloading stock.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29
THE sAwMrLL SITUATION.
Committee to Hold Another Conference
Some Time To-Day.

The awmil committee did not NEE.
yesterday, a. vas expected, and no fur
ther progress vas made. a meeting
will be held today. however when the
situation will again be discussed.
Committeeman Whlpple said yezter-
day that he had called on the owners
Of the Tongue Point sile and upon
Judge Taylor The owners al dsclin.
ed % submit any written propo5al. az
had been asked ny the committee. say
Ing their original Hgures-ti2,50O for
Tongue Poin, and $4,000 FOR ths Hour
lng mill dte-.w1uId not be changed.
II ls expected that Mr. Goasl.n viii
return 10 the city today. and tina. Mr.
Hammond win b. here some time dur
Ing the week
Mr Wn.pple sldl yesterday that the
outlook Tor the establishment of the
two mills was not favorable He be-
lleve. sentiment Ia against the propoeI-
ton, and expressed the opinion that the
matter would b. settled finally today.
Whether a meeting Of citizens viii be-
called by Chairman Van Dusen before
an actual canvass Il commenced, or
whether subscriptions will be So
licited before any report Is made
by the committee. seems not 10 have
been determined upon. Mr. Van Dusen
was seen yesterday afternoon about this
matter. but could not give any definite
Information Mr. whpple expressed
ne belle, THAI a mass meeting would
b. called at once.
As FAR as / am concerned. wish
20 see the whole matter settled az once.
one way OF the other" said Mr Whip
pie. ~ is my intention to 90 10 port
land tonight 70 NEE. syms sawmill and
Touring mill men who are anxious 10
loac.e here, and OF course do not want
10 be delayed. II seems to me there
is a strong sentiment In favor Of pur-
chasing Tongue POINT outright and Of
fenng sites TO investors, and believe
an effort in this direction will eventual
ly result"
Mr. Wh!ppls mas been conterring with
Manager Olsen. Of the Astoria planning
mills. and may succeed in having that
concern enlarged 20 a very important
one. The mills now employ eight or
ten men. but Mr.. Olsen says he can
&c, plenty OF capital to increase the
plant so that sixty or seventy men will
be employed There is a big demand
for the sashes and doors turned out here.
and Portland gets most OF the output.
Mr. Olsen asks no other inducement
than a site 100 feet square near some
sawmill The great difficulty with
which he must contend al be present
time is scarcity OF lumber. As soon
as the several sawmill propositions now
under consideration are disposed Of. the
planning mill mans offer will be taken
up.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29
WANTED TO BE A SOLDIER.
Fort Candy Rcrult Will Serve Second
Term for Perjury

/ Private Mlgen's escape from a guard
at Fort Candy Friday, and his recap
ture later. develops sad story He IS
boy a5ou, IS years Of age, and his
ambition to become a soldier ani the
objection ot his parents have caused him
twice to enlist falsely, and TO serve
one sentence in prison and a longer
term now stands before him.
He says from his childhood he has
has bu, one desire, and that was TO
b,oome a soldier. Ills parents have al
ways objected. Before he was IS years
Of age he ran away from home and
enlisted under IN assumed name, and
swore h. was over p years cid. In a
short time his parents discovered that
he was In the army. having enlisted
with the Tw nty-drst infantry. They
promptly notified he secretary OF war
and young Milgen was tried and sent
to prison for three months and dishon-
orahly discharged. He served out his
term on the dismal rocks at Alcatraz,
and cama out an ex-Unlted States con-
Wet.
He assumed a false name and enlist
ed again, swearing that he was Of age
and that ne had never been dishonor-
ably discharged from the United States
army He arrived at Fort Candy q few
days ago as a new recruit. and was as
happy as a lark 10 again be a soldier
But his new enlistment again reached
the war department and the comman-
der at Candy received Instructions a
day or two ago TO place the young sol
dlsr under arrest. The instructions
came direct from the secretary Of war
Youlg Mlgsn had not been under ar
rest long when. seeing a chance while
his guard was looking after two other
pris ,ners, ran away.
Had the young man been acquainted
with the lay Of the country he could
have escaped, but ne had just arrived
and knew nothing about courses or di-
re,tluHs. and ran away blindly for his
freedom. The thickets along the trail
leading out from Candy are impenetra-
ble. and had he hidden in one of these
until night he could have gradually
worked his way out and got away, But
he ran iown to the waters edge anu
crep, along this until he found that he
could SO no farther. The great roaring
surf and the perpendicular wall came
together in front OF him. He heard
the approaching footsteps of the pur-
suing soldiers in the rear; he hid in
the crevices Of the rocks In despair,
Soon bluecoat ordered him to come
out, and he came,
An extra guard has been placed over
him. and his trial will take place as
soon as possible, Not less than three
years IN the United States prison will
now follow as a punishment, unless
mercy is shown in the way OF par
don. There is scarcely a soldier at
Fort Carby that is not sorry that the
poor boy was captured.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

Hon. Benz. Young has been In Port
land for a few days.
Charles a. Payne. OF the Chinook OBJ
server. Is In the city.
Robert Gibson Il expected home this
week from the East
Charles K. Wheeler, OF Fort Dodge.
ia, is visiting in the city.
Henry Lang. a Portland travelling
man, was in the city yesterday.
Captain Cioke and Lieutenant Weeks.
Of Fort Stevens. are in the city.
George S. Diehl, Of Cincinnati, is
among the late Eastern arrivals at the
Occident.
D. W. Cade, OF St. Joseph. and T. D.
wOolley, OF Portland, were among the
passengers down on last nights train.
Mrs. C. L. Houston and daughter. who
have been visiting friends at Baker
for the past two months. returned
home Sunday evening. SIR. Houston
met them In Portland.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29
He WAS A TOUGH CUSTOMER
Sailor Got Drunk and Tried to Whip
Police officer Phillips.

iollre pUlcer TllAliE,
Police officer Philips ran into tough
customer On ii, B1wery Sunday even
Ing. Tae individual m question Is
James Moore who follows the sea. He
was making a Molly Hogan OF himself
on As,Jr street when he strong arm
" The law a. personihed In Mr. Phil
Lips swoopcd down upon him.
~ sooner had the officer taken Moore
into custody than the trouble commenc-
ed Moore resisted gently al frsy. but,
awaiting an opportunity, reached In his
pocket, drew sorth a heavy beer glass
and made a swipe a; the officer Mr..
PAill.ps, seeing the geam % the glass
and thinking the sailor aai drawn a
knife. closed with him, aud the blow
which Moore had aimed At the officers
head was not effective. In the miNup
the glass fell 70 the ground, and a mo-
ment later the bad sallormau was also
stretched upon the stree, He Is a pow
rrful fal1w and made a desperate ef-
fort 60 again secure the dangerous
weapon vita which he had attempted
the assault. but the officer was equal 10
the occasion
Three or four friends Of the sailor.
who were standing near, armed them
selves with clubs. presumably for ;he
purpose OF taking hand in the scut-
ne. The opportune arrival Of CHEF
Hallock and officer Thompson made
outside intervention impossible
Moore was taken before Police judge
Nelson yesterday afternoon, charged
with resisting an officer and attempted
assault with a dangerous weapon. He
WAS sounl guilty and fined $40, in de-
fault of which he will remain in Jail
for twenty days He Is a desperate
character and had been in jail only
short time previously, In all, there
were eight offenders before the bar OF
justice yesterday, one fine Of $40 be-
Ing imposed on a man who was anN-
lous to demonstrate his abilities as a
fighter The others were drunks.
During the afternoon the police pick
ed up young man ON the waterfront
who was very much the worse for IL
uuor. He halls from Lewis river and
had acquired a silly skate. When found
he was staggering along the docks, and
fearful that he would fall overheard
and drown. the police officer took him
10 the station and held MIN unt.l he
regained his reason. When released he
was in a stupor and Il took some time
for him TO get his bearings, He re-
turned home last evening
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29
VALUABLE POSTAGE STAMPS

IN the recent edition OF the Pan
American two-cent postage stamps It
was found that the illustration was
printed upside down. and as only few
Of them were sold before being noticed,
the value of them has been greatly In
creased People who have once used
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters place a
very high valuation on 1t as a family
medicine. It is for weak people and
the most delicate stomach can retain
It. 1, restores the appetite, and stimu-
lates the digestive element from the
food II has record of fifty years Of
cures Of Indigestion, dyspepsia, consti-
patton ANA tlatulency to its credit, We
urge YOU to try It. The genuine has
our Private Die Stamp over the neck
Of the bottle,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

r. E. Dunlap and wife to Isabella
Taber-no.th half Of block 2, and
north half OF block J, Sylvan
tdrk .....s.....s.sss..s.s
%. A. Borklund % August Takolo
and Victor NlchaelsOn--sixty-
nine acres in section 2, T 5 N. r
w .....................
John Winturri to Joseph Kesli--
eighty-five acres in Wells Halla--
day donation land claim. quit
claim ..............'....ss
Joseph Keski 10 John Ventura
nlnety-two acres in Wells Halla-
day donation land claim quit
claim .....-.......-........
Sheriff to Albert ]. HlIl-Francis
Hill farm; also lot 1. block 4,
WarrentOn Addition to Astoria;
lots 5 and 8, block 30, Dement'S
Astoria .............s.s..s
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given TO all parties
holding Cla;sop county warrants, en-
dorsed prior 10 March l4th, 1900. 10 IRE
sent the same to the county treasurer
at his oflce, lsi Tenth street. for paw
ment. Interest ceases after this date.
(Sisned) Il. 9. THOMPSON.
County Treasurer.
Dated at Astoria. Oregon. this ?5th day
OF October, 1901.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29
The Morning AStOrian
TELEPHONE co.,

All contracts for advertising In
the AnIoIian are made on u guar.
aniee Of circulation four times
larger than that oi any paper
published or circulated IN Clni.
sop eounty.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29
CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned desires 10 return his
heartfelt thanks to those who have so
kindly assisted him and 70 assure them
that their efforts are genuinely appre-
clately. HARRY TWILIGHT.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29

A pocket " good coal was struck last
week IN the sandstone quarry Of r. j.
McGowan. abou, 500 ier, from the CO.
lumbla river. between McG0wan'H can-
merry and Fort Columbia. II Is about
two inches thick and two feet long. and
Is simon pure coai--hae been tested ll
q forge and found 20 burn well, The
foreman of the quarry believes there Is
vein Of coal In this vicinity. not far
from where the pocket has been found,
and some prospecting viii be done 10
find 81. The sandstone quarry of r j..
MCGOWAN. near Fort Columbia, has
been a great source Of profit 20 the
contractors on the government work.
They uss Il Tor foundations for the
building going up. and 4 Is excellent.
durable material Il Is a bun color
straight. and Is easily quarrled. three
men being able 10 keep four teams car
rylng rock % the fort an day, and (,
Is estimated that the amount taken
from the quarry up TO the present date
is at least 900 tons The sandstone Is
said by the foreman, who Is an exper-
ienc-I quarryman. to BE- fine building
material. and hardens when taken Out.
], Is similar 70 Scotch freestone. P J.
McGOwan has given the government
contractors the stone free for opening
up the quarry.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29
AROUND TOWN.

AROUND TOWN.
Now goods every day at The fummago
sale.
Coal 10 bura' Elmofs & Co. phone
col
white Ash Coal. bos, iof family use
Phone. Main Sdl,
Pa'fonse home ibiusiry ana buy your
feed az uas'1n's mill
uood clothes. clean and Ia good or.
Der. a. tho rummago sale
Can main tdi Tor your coal require.
mvnu oniers promptly nllsd
noa, ib-een, meais--l,lsins Sun Res
tauran,. az Commercial street
Take a look a, ,hoso swell robes and
covers a, das,on'a harness shop
House Tor rent near Aiderbrook school
house Inquire a, Johnson iiroa store.
cali At tho o,eiien, barbe, shop t1r
up.'o-ia'e work. Three npg-claAa bar
hcrs
Japancse goods og all kinds. cheap at
gho Yokohama naEeer e.s Commercial
street.
Come. Just 10 sco What the ladies
have foF sale al tho rummago saie-l'i.i
Commercial st.
S5w Is ,hc time 20 order your winters
supply of coal. cali up phone tdl--el.
morc & Co.
For Three ur four furnished
rooms for housekeeping also single
rooms. iSi Tenth H.
Foe rcn.-Two rooms, centrally To-
Gated .n a aust street pr.e, reasonable
Inquire az this Once
Family orders ,or ,he ToKc Point oya-
Tor. will be- promptly nned a, the Tokv
Pom, oyster house, phone s'ii
II sou wan, box wood slab wood or
other n.cNo,d telephone Kelly Tho
transfer man. Phone .sil black
n y"u enjoy a good smoke try q
General sullivan" tho huru' j.ccut
cigar on tho markc, sold everywhere
Cream pure rye. AmcdcIl dn,s:
whisky Tho only pure goods. guar
an,ccl itch aad n'now JOHN l.
CARLSON, Sole AgsaL
A large assortment Of mons suits.
shirts. shoes. oycrcoats, ncokIics aud
has In very good condition al the rum
mage salc-iji.s Commercial st.
John A, Montgom5ry has opened a
hhop ~ vi bund hTN9s NFN " pI'phV'u
10 do all classes OF plumbing ana tin
,ins At lowest possible rates.
rloslyn coal lasts longer, ls cleaner and
makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney nuca than any other. George
W. sanborn. agent; telephone 1871
Baths Tor ladies at Tho Palace Baths,
Private entrance on side OF building.
shop open on Sunday mornings for
chimes and baths Davis & CorbetL
propriclors
"Agcnta wanted-For Lifc OF Prcsl-
den, Thoodorc Roosevelt Thrilling IT,
lustratcd biography Of our youngest
president. Complete OUTFIT mailed on
receipt " S5cts In stamps. BE nrst In
tho field, s. c. Miller 4 Co.. Portland
oregon
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29

The Iniriyslll lot down ihe river
yesterday morning
You1l have 10 hurry The running,
sale oloa-s November l.
Tho British ship barnIau has lcf.
up the river TO load wheat
The British ship Thornllebank ien W
yesterday 'or grain cargo
Cali a. Fisher Bros. ana nee those
flexible aud ind,s'rue,able Queen mats.
Come Just 10 SEQ and come 70 buy.
a. the rummaEe sale. tiO.2 Commercial
street,
The barkrnine Tam o'Rhanlcr arrly.
rd SUNDAY from sin Francisco she
viii load lumber
Tho German bark rayorlta arrived
down sunday ana Is ready f1r sea. she
has a grain arEo
- YOU smoke' Try General Sui
iiyaa." tho nposg scent 'igar On tae
market sofa everywhere,
our new crop x sofl shcll-d wulnuts
has Just arrived They arc " excel.
lvn. quality johnson Brus,
A daughter was born Sunday evening
,o IA, VIE II Charles Hansen. u John
bay Mrv Hansen 10 ln Astoria
saWmill sites arr the only things
which canno, be- purchased a, the rum
mage ssr, which ,l.ecs November l.
Adolf = Peterson. native OF swe.
icn. yesterday declared hu intention of
b~,omIns a cl,lscn u N, United States.
Try our Perfection blend Mocha s
Java coffee Your money back II II,
d,-s nu, plcasc you johnson Bro.
ratron.Ec homc industry by smoking
tho "Pridc u Astoria" cigars. finest
made Manufactured hy MacFarlanc &
knabr.
The steamship Columbia Arrived sun
day from san Frincuco ana pr9crcird
up the rrlyrr after dls,hars.ng trrlgh,
for Astoria merchants
Mf- Anunia Tarh,chti licd ycst,r.
tay al urookncld n consumption. IN,
funeral v.l' BE- bcii At cathlamet -.
rvasoi was a year, OF age.
Jus, rcccy,i. supply of Newcastle
nat coal. tho very bss, coal 10 D. had
for family use Place your orders now.
s. Elm,rr & Co. telephone s6l
AnetH1n1,r wives who lsslrc 10 pur-
chase Christmas presents fnr their
husbands should .cmombcr that the
rummlg. sllc close, November /.
Tar nHush bark Mayhrli arrived
down yesterday with a cargo of gram
nr thr un.,ci Kingdom. She takes
isi5es husA,n ~ wheat worth $1,000
T'w, FHurn bounty carners are In
the afr,ng one ~ the bark General
Nuu.nc, from pungirk. and the other
the bark Llmoricclrc, from Hull Eng
land
We nave Just received a new lot Of
hair brushes to sell from s5cis 20 s.,
Iath brushes from 25tts 10 S. cloth
brushes from i5cts 10 $3.50. Rogers
the druggist
Rt'NiMAGE SALE CLOSES THURS
DAY. OCTOBER MsT. At p NJ.
Your own price Tor all articles from
Tuesday. October 90, 1880 a, m. until
close " sale.
The Austrian steamship Arstca ar
rived down the river yesterday She
has cargo Of l6S55G bushels Of wheat,
valued II s9l.29i. and is bound for the
United Kingdom
The County of KlnroSs has finished
loading grain. She takes $3.50 bushels
II wheat. valued at i9,SOO, The mlnh-
iure German bark werra has also COM
plcted her cargo.
"Ilyc Of Mckinley" compete books
now ready, Can MI orders for took
written by Marshall Everett or Murat
IIalst,ai. Rest editions published, Out
A. free $. c. Miller 4 CO., Portland,
Oregon,
Florcntlne, the A-ycar-old daughter OF
+. S Cornelius, of East Astoria, died
Yesterday morning of meningitis. The
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29
TopAYa WEATHER

PORTLAND. or,. IS Oregon. wash.
lnEton ana Idaho. occasional showers.
winds musdy norIhsrly.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29

General Randall, who arrived yesicr-
day on the seward. has been assigned
to The department u the Columbia.
Among the members " hls stan ls
Captain W A. Bethel. formerly com
manding officer ~ Fort Stevens
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29
NOTICE

There will be a special meeting Of the
Astoria Rod and Gun Club at the office
Of Smith Bros. attorneys, october 29,
At 7:30 p. m. FRANK PATTON.
Secretary.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29
AS TO CLOTHING.

Es-~~7 4 HERE is an epitaph in Vermont church
3% IA yard: "Iexpected this bat not so soon.
~ Such is the epiaph on clothing worn out
II - in the wash-tub. Underclothing may be
fra; e, yet it ought not to wear out in ten weeks.
BIZ this isn't wear; it is decay. You buy cents
wo 4 Of cheap soap and you lose the equivalent Of
80 nts in the wash-tub. Ivory Soap will not harm
the most delicate fabric. Is It wise not to use it
IVORY SOAP IS 9s.,4. PER CENT. PURE
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29

The steamship IndrayellI II on the
day down The river with a partial car
~. She vii load at Astoria 600 tons Of
-four. which win b. lIgntcred down the
river when loaded the IndrayeIll VIII
have N cargo yalued at t222075 made ~
Of -four ana lumber She - destined
for Oriental ports,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29

The United states transport Seward
arrived yesterday morning from Alas
ka. bringing General Rindali and stan
and twcnty government employea
General Randall report, that every
thing waS quIe, along the Yukon dur
ing the winter the services of tho
troops being needed On only 0ne occn-
slJn. Major Greene. vino has charge Of
the work u constructing Telegraph
line from g. Michael % Fort Egbert
" ml'tlng excellen. progress. although
the work Is necessarily difficult The
llnr has already been extended 900 miles
from st Michael The seward reports
the completion u the Telegraph line be-
tween Valics and circle City The
m,m5era of General RAndall's stan
who returned on the Seward are: Major
W y. Tucker chief paymaster; Major
II. O. EgJer. chief surgeon. Captain
@. s. Bingham. chief quartermasier:
Captain W. p. Richardson. aiju,ant-
genera. and Captain W A. Bsthei act
.ng Judge alvoca.e
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29

During the prevalence of the oRccp.
tlonally nne weather n the past month
colds have been plentiful. On account u
lh1 .aslcry winds, With the advent
~ the ralny season. however, there
wlll be- o charge for the better In the
sIlnnnun.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29

Major cramer, government inspector.
has recommended thai the lo. On which
the public building stands be- 1lled %
the level N IN street. ana insiruc.
tlous 90 proceed Win the work are *
prc,ci rom Washington within q f~w
days
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29

The rummage salo IL stlll on at tho
old McAllen q Mcdonnell store. Dur.
ms ,hr pas, few days the alock Of
g,,is has been added TO- and now a
purchaser may nnd anything he might
want There ~ la'gs assortment
n goods on hand and genuine bargains
are offered
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29

Mayor Bergman returned yesterday
from hls Guys rIyr farm lie has
attached his signature 20 the ordinance
granting - 'ho United States q iO.year
lease on tower sitc a. the foo, o. Tenth
n,fcct. and also 90 the bin which au-
tborTts city Surveyor Tee n make
survey ~ The proposed ASior street *.
lenslln
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29

Captain w. w, Babbiige's new boat
the Electro, was successfully launched
at o'clock yesterday afternoon, at r.
NJ. Leathers' shpyard The new steam-
er was chus:ened by Miss Hazel Bah
bldge, daughter OF the captain, A large
crowd was present to see the launching,
which was successful in every particu-
lar. The Electro Is one Of the most
substantially constructed steamers ever
built On the Lower Columbia river She
Is 75 feet in length Of II feet beam and
6 feet depth Of hold. She will be pro-
vlded with powerful engines and is eX-
pected to develop speed that will put
her in the van among the lower river
steamers. Her machinery will be IN
stalled at once and Il ls expected the
trial trip will occur November 10. Her
Interior furnishings win be modern IN
all respects. As soon a. possible she
will be placed in commission In the
ocarantlne se.yicr, plying between As
torls aud tae government station,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29

Visitors Co he courthouse complain
that ~ hallway II nearly always
crowded with dogs and thlt the man
wh1 fails 60 look beforr hr steps ls
liable O. tread upon som- canine. One
Dog IN psftlrul1r q h1nrly black ami.
NAL answering m 'h" name. 'Leo." Is
apparently ~ tho belief tina, h. rs a
courthouse nx;urc. bul 10 fortune In In
store f1r him. as h.s life has already
been threatened
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29

The largest minstrel In the world is
said to be the III. Henry big city min
strel aggregation Of fifty all white vau-
deyIle stars, who win appear at Fish
ers' opera house next Friday, satur-
day and matinee. Gifted singers, 'al-
ented comedians, hlgh-grade yaude-
yllles sensational locomobile parade,
superb gold $4,000 military band, all
combine to form the leading attraction
In the minstrel line Remember the
date. Seats on sale Thursday morniag
AT Griffin & Reeds.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-29

BEST l5-cBNT MEAL: RISING |
SUN RESTAURANT.