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Money Rates Abroad.

.LoNDoN--Money. 1izdlAc. Discount rates.
short bills. 116HZz per cent. three-months'
bills. Pages per cent. Consols. s2&. Spanish
tours. 70. Cold premiums: Madrid. 80 80: Buenos
Ayres. 81. 30.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 20m 42lspf
Discount rates, short bills, . per cent; time
bills. 2s per cent.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes. 1907 57ikc for
the account. Exchange on London. 25f lSc for
checks. Spanish tours closed az 70.s7.
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futures RANGED as follows:

Cash quotations were as Follows: Flour frm:
No. 3 spring wheat, 66Q70c No. 2 red. 72972Ac.
No. 9 corn. 5siz155isc; No. 2 yellow, 551sc. No.
2 oats, s7&c; No. 2 white. 4O5zc; No. 3 white,
S7G3sc.; No. 2 rye. 5e15s%c. Fair TO choice
mating barley. HT50c. Glover seed, contract
grade. SO. Prime timothy seed. IS %. Mess pork.
per brl. s14. 40G1445 Lard. per 100 lbs. IS. e2;sl
S65. Short rib sides Qoose). $7.S5Qs.05. Dry
sailed shoulders (boxed). s. .50a7.e2ls. Short clear
sides (boxed). sS.35GS.45. Whisky. basis OF high
wines, Sl29
Rcceipts-Flour. $500 brls: wheat. 655. o0o bu:
corn. sos. 600 blu: oats. 205. 600 bu; rye. 10000 bu;
barley, 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour. 1000 brls;
wheat, 1l4,ooo bu; corn. 5000 bu oats. 1885, 600 blu;
barley, 1900 bu.
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In HIS Proper Level.
Omaha Be,

Omaha Bee.
Ii may be a little too early to indulge in
forecasts, but IL does not take a political
astrologer to foretell that Colonel Bryan.
in the campaign OF 1904. Will occupy the
place which has been monopollzed by Gem
eral Weaver for sixteen years In the nation
al arena
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. July 24.-Cotton steady.
Sales, 100 bales. Ordinary. s lille; good ordi-
nary, CSC; low middling. 9-isc; middling,
S 5-isc; good middling. 15-1sc; middling fair.
s l5-16c. Receipts. 62 bales; stock. SO. S63 bales.
NEW YORK, July 24-Cotton closed firm; mid
g0 bales.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, July A.-The cotton goods divi-
sion of the market has again been quiet to-day
in all departments. There has been no more
pressure than before to sell and prices are gen
orally steady. Print cloths inactive at I'M
changed prices so far as Fall River is concerned.
but narrow odds. easier in outside markets. Fair
demands for mems wear woolens and worsteds
in new light weights.
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
MONETARY.
Rates ON Loans and Exchange-CIear-
fngs and balances.

Observation-Disclosures paper. 4G41 per
cent. time loans. Sos per cent. clearings. 81
373. lG os; balances. si6s. MSS.
NEW YORE.-call money steady at 2Q3 per
cent: last loan. 2 per cent Prime mercantile
paper. s1Q6 per cent. Sterling exchange easy.
actual business in bankers bills. A,sT%H4.S7ls for
demand. N& for sixty days; posted ratss, MI
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A IN
quotations at So. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places.

ST. LOUIS. July A.-Fiour stronger: new red
winter patents. S.601S.T5. extra fancy and
straight. s3.lCG3. 70; clear. &.75G2 81. Timothy
seed. no trauing. Corn meal steady at 81. So.
Bran strong: sacked, east track. T5c bid, s5c
asked; 81 this side. Wheat-No. . red. eash. SC;
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Hogs-Rece!pts. LOO; Shipments. 1000. The
supply Of hogs to-day was comparatively light
and the quality was poor. The market opened
with a decline of sc 70 7hc from Yesterdays
quotations. Business was active at the decline,
as shippers were we'll supplied with orders.
Squires & Co. and North. Of Boston, and Wilson
K Co., of New York, were the buyers. The best
heavy hogs sold from So to 1906, with selected
heavies al s5.011z. Light mixed sold mostly at
s5.S5 to $3.50. with the extreme range o: the
market from $5.5 TO sG.0Ta. All were sold early.
the market closing steady at the decline. Quo
tatiOns:
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INTERSTATE SToCKYARDs, INDIANApo-
LIS. July 4.-Cattle-Receipts, Sc: shipments,
none. There were but a few cattle offered. con-
sisting solely of butcher stock OF fair quality.
The market is steady on all grades. with a good
demand. All were sold early, with the market
closing quiet al quotations.:
Good to choice steers, 800 lbs and up
ward S. 2O65 so
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ALL BUSINESS

Attention 10 al business T. the special
business OF the undersigned.
Real estate IS rented. insured. taxes
paid. repairs kept up. investments made.
wills drawn and executed. special OF gen.
eral trustecshiD undertaken. and advice
teal affairs.
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Metals.
Pensions for Veterans.

ST. LOUIS, July 24.-Metals firm: lead steady
at 40c; spelter steady at 3.S5c.
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK.-Slver bars. 5sisc: Mexican DOL
airs. sac.
LONDON.-Bar silver firm at 27d an ounce.
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RAILROAD TIME CARD.

4. NJ. time 10 in BLACK h~gures-Fr2ins marked
thus: daily. S-Sleeper. P-Parlor Car. c.
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. Except Sunday.
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Alcohol, s.. 5OQ2es assfoetida, 4oc. alum. sxo
ac. camphor. 5Sd7Oc: cochineal. 5al55c; chioro-
form. 5SQs5c: copperas. bfis. soc. cream tartar.
pure, sOaSsc. indigo. sSoSoc' i!eoriee. calab..
genuine. $50 acc. magnesla. CaTb.. .-oz. 20U22c:
morphine. +, * w. per OF. 81 So: maader.
l4QlSc; oil. castor. per gal. SllsQl2S Oil ber-
& w. per o.. 4iQtsc: balsam copeiba. SSgeec;
sOap. CASTLE, FIR. i3ui6c. soda. bicarD. 2hasc:
salts. EPSON, 1AQ4c. sulphur -four. s+Q5c. salt
peter. Ter i4e: turpeltine. 600 tSe. giycerine.
i7d2Oc. iodide potassium. s245g2So: bromide
Dot ssium, 55G60c: chlorate potash. l542Oc,
5orax. 9qlec; cinchonida. 40d45c. carbolic acid.
37tl s7c: cocaine, muir, IS 5H6.T5.
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nellsyille coke. S. per ton. foundry coke. $40
per q bu. $50 per ton; Brazil block. s. per ton;
smokeless coal, s. per ton: soft nut coal. sc ton
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THE JOBDING TRADE.

(The quota ions given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealersD
Candles aud Nuts.
Candies-stick. &c per 10: common mixed. &c:
rrccers' mixed. che Banner twist stick. Sc:
Kramer cream mixed. IoQiic: old-time mixed. Sc
Nuts-Soft -shelied almonds. lsu2cc: English
UaInuts. I20l4c; Brazil NUS. l0c, nlberts. ILL.,.
peanuts, roasted. 74sc mixed nIts. l2c.
Canned Goods.
Corr. 75casI.25. Peaches-Easter standard
S-lb. s2a2 2; s-lb seconds. slsou2. California
standard. s. 1902 40: California seconds. 81 g0G2
Observation-Disclosures. 2-lb. seaS0c. rasp-
berries. alb, u pineapples. standard.
9Th Il SOL. 50; choice. ,24Z 20. cove oysters.
lib. full weight. NL061l 10. light. 6oq65c: string
heans alb. g5Qe5c. Lima beans. 81. ecfIl. q. peas
marrowfats. 9Scgsl: early June. Is lob
sters sEsn2: red che. ries, vcQsl. Strawberries
ssHsoc: salmon. lib. scgs2. S-lb tomatoes. s5g
Soc.
Anthracite, $3.50; c. & o Kanawha, O. So:
Pftt-burg. 81: Winifrede. 81: Raymond. 81: Jack
son 81: Island City lump. $3.50. lump coke SC
per BIZ. 81 % per 20 bu. crushed coke. l0c per bu.
ta.0 per Is bu: Blossbury. N3 per ten; Co..
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Sheep and Lambs-Rccelpts, light; Shipments.
small. The sheep and lamb market is from lsc
TO 25c lower than at the close Of last week. The
demand Is steady from shippers for prime stock.
but the common thin stuff is salab.e OILY at a
sharper decline. Fancy lambs are quotable at
g.. with the best grade Of sheep bringing q. Is.
All offered We're sold. Quotations.
Spring lambs s4.c0gF. 90
Fair to choice clipped lambs......... 401, g
Bucks, per 100 2.o0u2. so
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GIN. RAM Il DAYTON RY.
Civ Ticket Office d W WISH II

HTsTTTTET-A CHI, IND. & LOUIS KY.
~ s4MllHS Ticket ONCE. Is West Wash "a
~ - a 4 A. aS
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arket steady 10 SC
Of sales. $s55G5 50.
packers, $5.eOG5.95;
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Sheep-Receipts, l,S0S; shipments none.
The market opened with another 25c de-
cline in prices. The condition of the market
is very unsatisfactory Prices to-day were
fully soc lower on lambs than at the best
time last week, and some dealers contended
that the slump amounted to 75c and 81. Bus
mess ruled slow and only a partial clear
ance was made. The best lambs sold for
S4.50, with sales ranging down to So. 70. Sheep
60 H. rl.ot Alnsaa naS1r % Z 1llat atiAna. -
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%. Market steady. Lambs,
al: ewes. s.. 75G3.2S. West
lq3.S0: stocker sheep. s1.25G
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

They ara learning to make other
things than trouble back In suffering
Kansas 1: appears. for instance. ac-
c1ri.ng to a preliminary report from
the census bureau, that the number u
manufacturing establishments In that
state Increased from 4471 In 1880 TO 7S3o
in 1900 gain II more than IS per cent
The capital invested IN these enter
prises increased from s43,92sOO0 % S5s.-
s27,362 in the same period-a gain ex-
ceeding 50 per cent. And the value
OF their Manufactured products rose
from E1On9so5 to sl72,l2939S. which Is
an increase OF more than So per cent.
It viii be observed, therefore. that
bleeding Kansas" Is doing fairly well,
thank you. Politics ls the only business
tha. isn't thriving there, and the man
ayers Of that industry s9lemnly avow
tha, It has been ruined by prosperity.
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SIR CHI cHENs AsroNlsHMENr

There ara doubtless twrltes a London
correspondent many curious memor.
ies " England and Engl!shmen tina,
Sir Chi Chen IL Feng Lu. the Chinese
minister 80 Grea, Britain. will carry
back with him 20 the lani u the Ner-
million Pencil Here 3 one:
r. vas At a foreign 7'iice reception
some years back that Sir chi Chen, gar-
geous In blu, and yellow silks, MAS
making his way through the drawing
-1fw when D. was mat bv a we'll
known i!7nmlcc persondge who is
somewhat fond " Joke Rowing 90 his
-vce'ency IN. newcomer requested the
minister's permission % Introduce %
him "a distinguished Eugllshman ~
letters and an sm nent liuEulsi"
The grave Celestial delgh,rlly gave
his cons n.. doubtless expecting a
scholarly conversation on the book. sh
matters tHlt coupled his leisure. when
then. Approached the burly form ~
tho pres. man. 10 response .o The beck
nirgs II his friend B1wing low % the
minis the journals, said In cNacTl-
b'e French.
"Ev.eueuey. / regre, that clnno.
ca1y"-s' with you IN your own AN
gulga. I know bu. TWO words W thlna
on Is Nk. fyp-hlrred gate with the
t51-blr broken and means sympathy.
the other is Ike a grii.ron without a
handle. and means. reconciliation.
And. bowling once more 20 the aston
shed ambassador. he backed out NJ .ne
false position into which his diplomatic
friend hal put him The 1ston.shm-nt
ON the m st-r's face can be better I'M
agIned than desctbed
But probably .n the decorous dlpio-
matte circles in which his life In Lon
don has been spent, Sir chi Chen has
% EYER been called upon o. face such
dilemma az was his brother minister
WI TIug-fang. he Chinese minister az
Wash.ngt1n-Wh Is said % be about 20
replace him here IN London. Being
guest, with his little son, AT a country
house IN the states he was coaN-d 10
accompany the house porty on pie
mic The only cOnveyances FOR taking
he guests were wagons comfortably
stuffed with hay. but the ambassador
that and clamberei In with
his son as bes. he could. The expedition
started, and WI Ting kept h!s thoughts
10 himself until some miles had been
covered. Then. what wi.h his exhilara-
ton Of the fresh air and the romantic
feelings II the party, the younger peo-
pie set up such pronounced. II innocent,
nlrtatlons that the minister grew mos;
He bore g., patiently for some little
while but at last. overwhelmed with all
Inc Eastern fear for the morals of his
young son. he demanded 10 be set down
AMI undeterred by the prospect OF a
trudge, he dlsmounted and
accompanied By the child. Indignantly
walked back
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TRAINS THROw-DOwN.

New York Commercial.
When the board Of education out In
Omaha took action on september 10
formally changing the name " the
Train school % the Mckinley school
the members in an probability. dldn'.
fully understand rXac.ly what they were
going up against" To take a vote
was easy enough To get away from
the subject " the vote will probably be
impossible
Some years ago, yielding 10 passing
impulse " admiration Tor the eccen-
tr.r .ragcIer George Francis Train. the
scaO bard " Omaha named a school
building iu his honor. They changed
'hc name las, month as a hitting eX'
preston IN their Indignation at Trains
letter c5mmrndng Emma Goldman.
" course citizen" Train saw the
press reports noting his action 0f the
board, and promptly sat down 20 40
Il little writing IN the subject. He ad-
dressed an open letter 10 "cher cito-
ycns" " Omaha, forwarding 10 TO Mr.
George =. Bemls Of that city 70 be by
him handed 10 the World-Herald tor
publication It fills a column of tnat
newspaper and Is In the "cItizens'
characteristic style-rambllng, discOn-
nec,ed. often lncOherent and lnc0m-
prehensble, and throughout patnetc
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To PROTECT WESTMINSTER,
Provisions t'r ;he Immense ThNug
ENac>tcd tor the Coronation.

I London Truth,
Eh'r, "a a vrry in,crs,tpg ar,iclc In
The current number " the Nineteenth
Century ou "WcStm,Ustcy Abbey ami
tho CoNh)luop," hv Mir Samsrs Clarke,
Che Ap'b.tect " st raurs cathedral
ana 1t Is 60 hc hoiSd that ,nc ohstrya-
t,1ns and sugg IS Ions contained Ia q
NUl rCvc.vc the attention W the kjOg
lul ,he Officials intrustcl with the ar.
.riuEeGlcO,s tAr next years ceremony.
The two p'lOS which MIR Clarke
brings va, very t'rchlv 3vc, frst. the
risk " serious damage to ,hr hu,i,ug
and monuments Ny such Crcc.loNs as
have been nut M On the Abbey Tor NJ
ccat ya,thra;touS and Ou the occasion
~ the Jubilee IN lS>;. and. secondly,
the h,icOuSneSs. vulgarity, and. In ease
" a religious service In 4 place ~ wor,
S0ip, the downright profanity 10 the
1vra0GCWcn ana couNCUicucrS tar the
R,N'omm 'i3tiOn " the mob ~ spccta-
tors On each NJ hose occasions Con.
s!dtr,pg how ;he number W people with
more or less legitimate claims 20 he
preS"u; has iarreaScd since he SoronA-
tons ~ George ", and Queen Vie
tAra, all these evils arr likely 20 be
increased truf,ld On the present oo'a-
sion ana e. Is deVoutlV to ~ desired
that some scheme could be advised for
avoiding them,
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\ GREAT RAILWAY.

The CAIcRgo. Milwaukee 4 St Pau
Railway CO. owns and operates 66'
miles ot thoroughly equipped railway
/; operates ,ts own Slrvrpg Cars and
Dining Cars, ami ,h' service Is drs..
class lu very respect
Il trlverscs the best u1rt,Hn ot ghg
states ~ Illinois Wisconsin. The Topper
Peninsula " Michigan. Iowa, Missouri
Minnesota South AMI North Dakota
Il runs electric lighted stclm-lrat'j 'j
trains
I, has ,hr absolute block system.
II uses an modern appliances tar ,hc
comfort ana str'.y ~ lbs patrons
lis trl.a emHI'yrs arr civil AMI ublg
.ng,
!, triNs Ca give each passenger value
received fny his money. and
II asks every man. woman and child
t1 buy tickets over the Chicago. NIL
Vlukre 4 $. Paul Railway t1r u Is
\ Gul. Railway
Tur tables. maps ami Information
furnished on application Go q. J Eddy.
General Agent. lJl TAlgd Street port
land, Oregon.
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Z found that there was a foot ot water N
the torefeaE, og course the ST, D5n-
auen was not dam9g 3 ,o any mater
al extent and the As,oriAn took cc.
casion 10 say 50; bu, she was delayed
N soccun, NJ tSs ac,i1eut which would
not have oc1urrd had the bark been
loaiei here
The ores1rlsn may spout all 1t
chooses ar,u, ',y ilyS Nu; No one VIII
believe that a ,hartcrer will holl "a shin
jus, Tor me nin " the thing when a
vessel IS loaded by the char;ercr, Il is
10 his in,eres, q, allow Ncr 60 pro-
,ced 10 sea a. once, whether or not
tn time limit has exrrcj II there
was No loss ~ owrcrs 20 she ,wo ,n-
stances here cited. then the owners
were re.m9urs a, AZ any event. there
was loss 70 someone,
The Contention 5, " course tha;
Portland Is not the seapor, which the
needs OF this basin require, II Port
land were a port, ships would be load
e3 there, The steamship sutherland,
compara,i 'ely small vessel. Is ;akinS
IN the balance ot her cargo at Asto-
riS, The DELAY thus occas.onei and the
o,s, Of ughterIng two barge loads ot
piles down the river entail cons,dera-
bic loss, The coal-laden shin Cleomene,
from Newcastle. has been a, the mouth
cf the willamette Tor four DAYS, wait
inC for higher tides to reach Portland.
These statements ot fact bear ont the
Local conclusion tina: Portland Is NJ;
a seaport, and that the Oresonian Is
hErborins the blgses, crowd ot gra'yers
which ever operated in this rar; u the
world.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

Consolidation ot the famous Push
Club and the Astoria Commercial Club
on the lines suggested viii be a wise
move. When the idea was frs; adj
vancei there was no provision Tor a
general meeting OF members. at which
business of a public nature nigh, be
transacted in the manner heretofore
followed by the Push Club, and natural
ly there was opposition 70 consolidation.
However. this objection has been over
come, and. Il the present plans are car
ried into eject. the Commercial Club
viii hold one meeting each month
which will BE- op'n 20 Astoriaus gener-
ally. whether they are or are not
members Of the club The idea is 10
give every enterprls.ng Astorian an op-
portunity 20 air his views on public
matters This = quite a departure for
a soclal-commercial club {, make. and
speaks volumes FOR he publIc-splrttei
determination to DO everything possible
70 advance Asto-la's interests The
Push Club has male Astoria famous
IN many parts of the country. atten-
ton having been attracted by the
unique ana striking name, and rs
death viii be a matter u SINGER re-
gret: bu. the old club is doubtless ready
TO lie for Astoria, and il seems is ;ims
has come. It viii NOT be forgotten.
however. and the spirit tina character
.zed IT'S career will live on.
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IU.,,,,.. -,l...-.., -.,.---.- -.
| 80 ~, Nt,...',i w Inns
@ ,".' % .n, W"N '''t,'''N n. w a wv, WV
| ,,}t ",s yN,rs ,nunyer''
Mantr,str Tnln il l,,p,, hurt nl
In, s,h,l b,,rrs a,,l,, IN "t,kpu
down hi. naur" hul h., nnlrs a A1rr,
! yr,pll ,,u,nth .hanklr, IA, nrnhcr.
I n, msi,un. ~. MAJ IN, ,,h,,ln,us. r
,urstl,n 4. ~, lana ,h,t t,,sry h,l,py
IN thr ,,tty NJ nh saving,
why d.d Nau nut nama un school
without consulting me" Wha, rlgN,
had Nou ~ da &C. Who WAS the man'
That s,hun, is an CrrIt FNr.rr pt,,yCJ-
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\ BUDDHIST BIBLE OF MANY
TONS.
Janan Daily Mail

japan Daily Mall,
Coun; Otanis representative. who
visited CHINA during the campaign, re-
ce!ved The Lama Scripture preserved
ju the Nong-no-kung al Pck,n, Re
cetvri' IS a euphcmistic way " stat
ing the sac; l, IS the expression used
by Jt3antse papers In describing the
manner ~ the Scriptures transfer.
Rui the accounts Originally transmitted
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NAMIlll.L DIVISION


Paw'uR-r irp1, rnot W Irncr,1n So
Leavr f1r pawrs1 dalN al ieO - u
a. IN, u 3n i.5i a25. 5l5. Ggs. sos
u so 3 IN ana 300 . M. ua sunday
o.Iy Arrive 40 Portland daily at q 90.
$50 1870 g. 80. l.15. SIS. g. lo 90
T 90 l1.po g. m. q 90 a IN. tally keep,
Monday $50 anl lo.i5 a. m On sun.
days ul'y
Loayr for Dallas daly except sun.
day a. $40 p m. Arrive a. Portland
ai 3D a m.
Passenger train leaves pAllis for
A.girc Monlays. Wednesday, ami Fri.
days +t "a, q m. Returns Tucaiaya.
Thuudaya ana Saturday,
Except sunday.
r KOEilLER. Manager
G. II. MARKHAM,
Gen. FRI. ani Pass Agi.
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NOTICE To VOTERS TO REGISTER

N'ilt, is hereby g,y,n that AT per
sons arr required 90 register as a con-
i.t.A1 20 the righ, 20 vote a, th, city
election y The City Of Astoria % be
held on the ll;h d1y og December, 1901
and all persons qualified may register
up % the 9th DAY og December 1901
and W 20 the hour Of I o',i5ck . m
of said lay ~ the office ~ The auditor
and police Judge In the c!:y hail " the
city " Astoria. Ofice hours ,r1m 3,
a. m. 20 p m II r. NELSON.
Auditor ani police JudE, os The Cliy u
Astoria.
Astoria. ore, Sept IS 1901
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

The East Is looking with longing eyes
toward the Northwest, the lanI 0f
plenty. The New York Commercial re-
marks: The tide Of immigration Is
again flowing 70 the great Northwest
This vast domain ls filing up a: a rate
far in excess Of any other portion of
the country, comparatively and many
Of the immigrants are old settlers from
he Middle Western states to whom
last summers drouth gave an i'm
petus. There are no lrouths IN the
Sor.hWest.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

The New York Fishing Gazette repro
duces an account II the wholesale Kill
ing u carp at sauyIe's island by use of
lime. and suggests tha. the fish could
hay. been shipped away and given
to the poor and not wasted, nstead Of
being left for the pigs and crows. The
Gazette evidently Is not aware tha,
there are no poor In Oregon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

SOMEONE asks what .a meant ty the
trrm strenuous llfr" so t,trn met ~
h'a. u is usually applied 60 a poll-
tiraH. sister. but IN your ctss when
YOU have an Ironing. fruli preserving
AMI q 'vrth'ng baby. all going on az
.h' same tmo. that might bt called
'r1A.us u strenuous lltr.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

Astoria is 20 have another big sawm.ll
and p Touring mill; which reminds u
that it's time for the Salem Statesman
70 make some humorous remark about
the Capital City doing something to
keep ahead Of Astoria"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19
OLD SOLDIERS EXPERIENCE.

W. VI. Austin. civil war veteran. Of
Winchester. Ind. writes: MY vile was
sick a long time IN spite Of good doc
tOr's treatment, but was wholly cured
by Or. Kings New Life Pills. which
WORKED wonders for her lealth" They
always DO. Try them. Only 25c at
Harts Drugstore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19

Rebate tickets on sale between Port
land. Sacramento and San Francisco.
Ne, rates 81 nrat class and 81 second
class. including sleeper.
Rates and tickets 10 Eastern points
ana Eurnpr Also japan. china. Homo
lulu ana Australia Can bc obtained
from J n Kirkland. Ticket Agent. isl
Third Street.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-19
A DEEP MYSTERY

u ls a mys'"rg why women endure
hlekache, headache nervousness slecp-
l"ssnoss, melancholy ln'lng and llZZv
spells wh'1 'hlunnds have proved that
Electric Blti'rs Will quickly cure such
trouhl'a II suffered Tor years with
kidney trouble" writes Mrs Phcbc
Ch"rlcy N Peterson. H.. "nnd lame
back pai1'1 mo 90 I could not dress
mvsHlf hu, Electric Rltters wholly cur
cd mo, and although 70 years old now
am able 10 10 Al my homework" II
overcomes constipation, improves appc-
lite, gives perfect health. On'y zoe at
Hart's DrugR'ore