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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-08
Government for the Philippines.
- L. - e Eyening -

(Fr"-n the New York Evening P0st)
The question Of what measure OF seIf-govern-
ment the FirHJs shall enjoy is 10 be determined
by public opinion in the United States In order
that public opinion may have a chance to deyeIop
saa End expression there must be peace in the
islands tili-n-elges
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Quite Correct.


tFrom ;he indianapolis News.)
II mob law is eyer justified it is Justified in
cases lie that Of Kansas City, Kan. where the
citizens compelled the city council to refrain
from voting away valuable. franchises By threats
VI .Eu.hiEg.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-08
Adversity,s Rouna-Robin.

(From the Detroit Free Press)
This is a cold world: man can't get JOB
unless he has S.od suit o. clothes"
Wells that's logic
Logic He can't get a good suit OF clothes
unless ne has q Job
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-08
AZ Exnesition ProbIem.


The SUNDAY CLOSING problem Is one Of the raost
difficult which haas confronted the PaH-Au.ericsn
directors. IL viii require NEST serious cJnsidera-
greet Interest
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-08
Too Coed a Chance to Miss.

(FrOm the Detroit Free Press
--AraheIa rather startled the club.
How
Well she WAS to have a paper on "The
Functions o. Fiction ani she came up with one
ON The FictiCns Of EGnctioiss.''
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-08

The New York sun some time ago
printed the views of an unknown lady
whom the reporter heard discoursing on
a street car. She was talking about
club which she had been invited Ia join,
and she said
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-08

An engineer. fireman EOnlHeTor, ana brakeman.
whose salaries range from SO TO 500 per month
mammoth black walnut tree on the farm Of
E P Gaus in Williams county. Ohio has Just
been sold for $500. Several Iumbermen have
examined chips from tive tree. and all have de-
C!ared il to be the nest specimen OF that kind Of
wood they ever saw Tie tree was eight feet ia
diameter. forty feet 20ove the stump. and ex-
tended seyenty-Ihree feet from the butt 70 the
first limb.
The two men most talked of for President Of
Mexico should Porfrio Diaz die. are Jose Ives
Limantous. Minister of Finance and General Ber-
nardo Reyes. Minister Of War. It is understood
that Diaz favOrs L:mantoUS but the latter was
born in California, which is against him Be
sides. the army Is with Reyes. who IS progressive
Is well as ambitious and who would not De
likely TO depart from tie paths successfully fol-
lowed by Diaz-
From newspaper printed in the year 40 is
the following description Of a dandy: "A few
days ago a macaroni made his appearance in the
assembly rooms at Whitehaven, dressed in
mixed silk coat. pink satin Waistcoat and
hreeChGs covered with an elegant silk net, white
six stockings WIZ pink clocks pink satin shoes
and large pearl buttons mushroom coiored
stock. covered with fine point lace; hair dressed
! remarkably high and stuck fuil Of pearl pins"
Women are among the regular order OF sign
painters in Berlin. and are IN fact making prog
ress in the trade throughout Europe In Germany
they have 10 undergo = regular apprenticeship,
and before they can do any ysork must know low
30 use the brush and mix paints. They must als3
have some eymnastic training that they can
ascend scafolding and rot allow their nerve TO
escape them when on the top Of high i2tders.
1hey wear the gray linen irock and cap, which
are the house painters badge. as we'll a. his
defence against paint
Probably not I per cent of the British taxpayers
who are Just nov anxiously discussing the posi-
biiity Of Sir Michael Hicks-Bsaehs forthcoming
budget are aware Of the origin of The term.
Almost from time irlnemorial il was the custom
in England TO put the estimate Of receipts and
expenditures presented to Parliament IN leath-
er bag the H0rd budget being thus borrowed hy
from the old Norman word bOUgette, which
signifies a leather purse Curiously enesigh, the
word has passed back again into France from
England.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07

we'll tied W. though some " the bis
steamship eompaaios are keeping oa
board vessels whICh nave bcrn eonycr'.
rd into temporary floating hotels
Governor Gage Is ,ow In this city anil
has been .or two lays watching ,hy
progress Of events In he labor .rHu.
blcs He has been gathering Inform
alton at hrT hAnd ana mas interview ]
III. labor leaders. he came TO San
Francisco expressly TO be on tn sroun /
Ia the event ot any emergency arising
r'qurlng his preNncc and has declared
his intention 90 act ~ a mediator be-
tween the employers ana the employees
should his services be- desired About
800 journrymrn painters are IN strike
,5r Increased wages ana the iron work.
,rs are sim out bu, they are NJ, III
rrc,ly involved 90 The COMES, between
,hr city Front Federation, The Labor
Council ami he Employers Arp,it-
Ion
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
COTTON on coMplNE.
believed Tha, the Principal Factors IN
the Industry VIII Jon Hands.

NEW YORK. Aus. 6-Th, Journal ot
Commerce says
While considerable surpc.s, was cN-
pressed over the t,,, .ha, several large
Interests lsnyhcI with ,No American
Cotton ~ Company has asked (or lc-
pgSi,s " stock ot ,ha; company wish 0c
privilege " seulnS ,hc same % does No,
appear ,hl, n, currtn, rcpor, 90 a con-
soldat,n " ,Aa, company with o,hcr
cotton OIL Interests is we'll ,oualyI,
Ry SOME the moy.men. .s regarded ~
indicating ,hat the oblec, 20 securing
stock is 10 bring about an immediate
consolidation With the N.rgina-CAro.lna
Chemical Company The latter com-
pany has already secured the southern
Cotton on Company, ,hy ch,ct compete
tor ~ the American ana has also pur-
chased In the nclghhorho'l 10 a sgorc
ot other cotton ou properties.
one report Is .ha; a $loo oooooooo y'n-
sou1a,jon is contemplated Apparently
however. such a dsa' is No, undtr way
at This ,jme. \ person closely connected
with The American Cotton Ou Company
is authority gor .ac s.a,cmrn; ,ha, ,h'
proposed leposi, ~ On, stocks ot ,hc
company In ,he FRS. National Bank ot
New York was merely 20 prcvcnl cone
troll from passing 90 other Interests
This statement. however, was given w,'A
the reservation ina, &, wls impossible %
tell what the future nigh, bring r'r.h
and ,hl; Il the new combination offered
tempting price the control " the
American Cotton Oh Company nigh.
pass.
som. ali,,ianal light may De- thrown
IN TN s,us ion today when the ilrsc-
tors hold their meeting /, ls unltrs;ool
;ha, the proposition go l,pos., the stock
al the FRS; National Bank w.'l come
uader discussion and Il l. Is possible 'ha,
sta;em5n, will be made fully explain.
lag the reasons tor rs issuance This
statemen: viii probably show ,hai .he
pooling Of the stock is tor community
of action. outside ot New York inter-
ests the larges, holdings % stock In he
company ls .ha, oi y. X Fairbanks, 4
Company. u Chicago,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
British Naval Maneuvers Attend.
ed by Many Accidents,
TWO TORPEDO BOATS LOST
Grew Si the Violent Has NARROW Escape
From Being Stalded 10 Death Sim.
liar lneideuts on Other
Vessels.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Commenang
upon the naval maneuvers In which the
attacking squadron supposed 70 repre-
sent the enemy" has just been declar-
ed victor the Tribune's London CORES
pondent says;
There has been more realism in these
maneuvers than The admiralty au;hori-
ties had expected Not only have TWO
torpedo boa; des,royers been lost, bu.
it is reported that several Others have
been crippled. The wreck o. The Viper
was. Of course, the mos; serious acsi-
dent Of the maneuvers. This vessel was
an experiment and her performances
were being witnessed with a critical eye
by the admiral experts,
The destroyer Violen; is said 10 be in
a bad way. Nearly all her water tube
boilers have been disabled through spill;
tubes and it was only by grea; presence
OF mind and promp; action :ha; the
stoksrs were saved from being scalded
to death.
There are rumors Of incidents Of a
similar nature on other vessels abou,
which there will probably be a full in
quiry.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
A WAR or DESTRUCTION

The war Of devastation In South Az
rlca Is stlll continued. and the towns
In the war swept regions are much
damaged by military operations War
ls a terrible thing and the loss Of life Is
appalling Yet It Is nothing compared to
the destruction that Is going on every
day by stoulah, liver and bowel dis
orl.rs The number Of victims to con-
srIpluon. brlousncs, dyspepsia, lndlges-
ton and malaria outnumber those Of
war oy maly thousands. There Is no
reason FOR ibis when Hostctlers Slo-
mach Blttars will cure the above all
ments without fail 1t has been the
standard medicine OF the world FOR
over fifty years, and lts merit has been
fully proven. when In need OF medI-
cine Of this kind, do not fall to give the
BItters trial
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
STREET IMPROVEMENT


NuIics N hereby given. tina the COM.
iron COUNCIL az 'hc GUY ut Astoria hes
declared liH determination nni lnl'uu ~
90 Improve Commercial street In 'ho
city oI Astoria au hll out ANA record
q hN John Mvtlur, AMI cNtrnici lay
cyrus oncy, from he Yves, llnu NJ ~rvs
o. IA stree, 90 tho Wra, Inc II NlNh
street, upon The present established
grade thereof ami ,u the mll with
trrrr't hy removing all he nll ulanks
rs and side walks grading The same
90 the established grad. apl construct
.ns 7llr walks on each s'ir lhff "
rtrh. foot wide and plhnkns 'hr 7tmo
rlnm curb Io curb ,hrnughaug tho width
vl.h plank ~ lhrer lnrhrs ln ,hi knees
b, twelve inches Wide ANA plln'dlE
h- crnpaiuE A. th- intersection " com.
mery.al street With sixth street 20 ,hc
ull vli,h thereof except the pnr.nn
thereof covered by NO -lir walka, Nlih
similar phnkiHg Al material used Ia
sild Improvement shan he good sound
.l ur yrlluW nr lumber and sali i'm.
rrnNcmenl except ~ hcrcIn otherwise
provided shall conform o. Tho require
uruta II Erucral ordinance No 1901, 'n
relation to tho improvement, VI streets.
THAT The costs and expenses ~ MAILING
said Improvement shalt br irttayei hN
7pccial ausossmru, upon lhr lots Ian 10
AMI premises abug'lng upon and other
0I-r hrucnuci by sad Improvement
"t'-tA.a according e. 'hr cHNma''l hrh'
rn,a which SAIL district ~ lots ln'l7
'nl nf"n''"a '' he assessed 4" dc'raN
INC costs anl rAp0n''H ~ San lhp''N,,,
mrni is 80 t'N'"'' OWL commerce.
Lac TO h''lNraa' Corner 'I 10y hNe ''l.
no bloch 'N'hN Two 's.l' ana running
hrn.r Ng'' 90 we h'tlhN'H' cor ''f W
''i 'N 'e, ~ n'''h ,"'N'S'"hr ''''
.' H"u'" N' wv ''W'i'"'" ~ '.' .'
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
SICK CHAMBER SCENES.
LAST HOURS OF rnE DOWA,
GER EMPRESS.
Was Much Changed and Had Re
some an Utter Wreck From
Suffering,

NEW YORK, Aug, 6,-Thc u.r1lUs
,1rres2o7d,n; a; Cronberg gives TIE tol-
.NHS details regarding The death ot
the j,w0ser empress " Germany:
The mournul Intelligence soon spread
,-'m the tower 80 the town where nag
were placed A, hllt mast ami the .nhah-
Gle,s a; Crouberg met In small groups
80 discuss the .id.ngs " he death. The
village Y Oberurs'l Is the half way
house between Hamburg ana Cronh 'rs.
ana therefore, from the news poiu. %
view IS u strl,egical Importance,
All DAY, In fac, since ;he kaiser hur-
-.si through il. the place has been dnei
w.h troops. Late a: nigh, s, is sylll
,.smns with blue husSars with long
,aa,es. on which black and white PEN
aan.s Au,ter. l; Is grea, military Iem-
.us:rl,.on
The order has jus, come IN sor the
entire road 80 BE- pa:ronel IN, Who'll,
n Eh. and the almos, slmishel officers
aud men are rushing abou; trying 10
ani food tor man and beast. both ot
va.sh have hal a hard time. They
looked pretty exhausted after having
been ea lu,y for eighteen hours.
Up 80 a la;e hour ;he entire ROAD from
Obs-u-Se. % Cronbarg was tull ot pe1-
pie watching f3r The kaiser and they
unanimously Interpreted omlnousy his
no--rs:ura. The officers ot the Husslrs
We're grsedly eating supper a, the local
Schu.zenhoi Hotel ana what with troops
everywhere appearing Unexpectedly on,
u strange corners and from between
trees and the continual tramp ot patrols
one nigh. easily believe /. was a time
II war and that the little village was
occupied by the eaemy.
In he sick chamber during The las,
hours Il the empress the nursing duties
We're taken alternately by Princess
Christian. the empress sister. and the
Princess Victoria princess Adol! ot
Schaumburg- -lppe), the empress second
laughter.
Those who saw her say the empress
was much changed She had become an
u.;er wreck and Instead OF looking ;wen-
~ years Younger than her age as was
her wont; she looked twenty years old
er The awful pains which racked her
Tor months a; las, reduced her splen-
i.l physique 20 a complete wreck Fully
aware q this, the empress had refused
Tor sometime 70 see her friends. even
her faithful marshal OF court, no: wish
ing . b. seen in her changed condition.
Sh- prayed constantly that the end
nigh, come. Extreme weakness follow
rl the intense agony Of excruciadng
pain. but, msrcIfully. this gradually les
..nal un:. death relieved her.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
PURSUED BY BISMARCK.
Dad Empress one Enemy Could Not
Forgive Her English Birth.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-The London
r. responder, of the Tribune cabling
rlHe=rnlne the death of the dowager
empress u Germany says that nothing
has s.. definitely been decided with re-
gard 90 :ae lc:loa which parliament; will
.ake in the matter but precedent Is
lk@ly 20 be closely followed
In tha. case formal resolutions Of con-
d.l-ns- with the king and German en-
l-r- wiH BE- submitted by Lord Sails
bur. In ,ha house Of lords and by Mr..
Be'.olr % .h- house Of comm1ns-an1 BE-
supp r.-I .l one case by Earl Spencer
.0 n absence of Lord Kimberly and in
'7- other by Sir Henry Campbell
herman.
tn blow which has fallen on the
king s a severe one. In he course Of
twelve mon hs he has lost not only his
mother but his brother. the Duke Of
C5url bis nephew, Prince Christian
Victor and now q sister to whom he
vas l-v5,.lly attached. The sympathy
N his surrounding subjects will 90 ou.
% him In his aiiilctIon. The kaiser IL
-1 assured o' he sympathy of the
ri this country who have not
{ tea how he hurried to the bedside
" BIZ y.ng grandmother at Osborne
is. Ja0u1ry.
/. "as E o'clock at night before the
a'. ameat u the empress dean was
a- Marlborough house and Buck
a-au palace and the news quickly
.a throughout the metropolis. at
changing the Joy Of the holiday
".# ..J sorrow. The empress was
n5Hu except by repute, 20 ne
generation of English people.
rrr .g aaI been her home for forty
three yaa aal her public appearances
. r a.ivs lanl. especially during the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
MURILLo TREATED WE'LL
Colombian G1vsyomsu. Holds Him A
close Prisoner IN Cdy,aSr.a JAIL

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m,
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spngs,,s n, -,~.,rs,, us .s f-,n-.s,a.
"A IN tn civ i,1 AMI 3, IS sa.3 ns IS
vsu card f,- Tss ,--ss. ~ r,,,rl
Nrr-ir, 8. ,n,s,-s v,s ., r-sysn. him
sr5n i,i-t,r General l.r.hs-J-,5. 70 his
now rshani,,
I, = cl,imA, .b,. NM ,,'v WIS his
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
WAR ON MOSQUITOES.
At Last New York VIII Be Rid Of The
Pest That Spreads Malaria.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Dr. A H.
Doty, health officer OF the port, and his
assistants have a; last commenced the
war Of destruction on the mosquitoes Of
Greater New York and vicinity. They
have al last taken their paraphernal!a
which consists largely Of kerosene oil,
TO the pond near Concord, Staten Island,
and forced barrels OF the oil under the
surface Of the water.
Il is expected ;ha; while the fluid is
making lis way TO the surface it will
destroy all the embryonic mosquito life
therein. DR.. Doty said be could not be
positive about the success Of the expert
meni for a month TO come, but he
though. it would work well.
DR.. Eugene Monaghan, sanitary su-
perintendent OF the borough Of the
Bronx, says he believes The malaria al
Fordham was caused by The mosquitoes.
The experiments Of DR.. DoJy are being
watched and IL they are successful, the
scattering Of oil on the swamps and low
places in Fordham will be begun. Dr..
Monaghan said that the malaria bearing
MOSQUITOES lid a grea; deal Of damage
bu; he did no: believe that they caused
so much sickness in this climate "a they
did in the tropics.
In discussing the prevalence Of ma
laria in Fordham, Health Commissioner
Crosby said the same steps would be
taken to destroy the malaria oearing g
mosquitoes there as in other parts Of
the CITY.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
CANAL TO GREAT LAKES.
Association in Charg- d. Promoting he
Plan Favor lo00-T0n Barg-
Waterway.

NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-The executive
committee Of the Canal Association Of
Greater New York has just reached an
important conclusion in regard 10 its fu-
,ura work, says the Journal Of Com
merca.
The committee has been wayering on
th- question whether the promise Of a
deep waterway from the lakes 10 the
seaboard entirely under national con-
troll, did not offer better prospects for
prompt at;ainmen,s than a l0J)-t1a
barg- canal.
The cause Of the wav=r.ag was the
publication of the detailed rep3r. 5f the
deep waterways commission This re-
pol. has now been thoroughly d.gas.-i
and studied by the comm Tee AMI i
has been formally decided tnl, .ae in
.erests Of New York will BE- better -rrl
by a 1OOO-toa barge canal than by The
large project.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
ROYAL TITLES BILL.
H1uge Of Lords al Last Realize r. wi.
not Pass THIS Session.

NEW YORK. Aug. G.-Says tho TEb-
ure's London correspondent:
Il IS a curious Illustration u the 1.-
:achment Of the house % lords from -aa
outside world tha. it was not Until last
evening that the prime minister rea.z- %
wha. had evidently been done IN tae
house Of commons for many days past
that the royal declaration bill could 10.
be passed into law during the presen,
session.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
NEW YORKs TAX RATE.
In Spite Of Increased Valuation on Per
sOaality and Really Rate
VIII BE Raised.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-An advance
in the tax rate Of New York city from
s224 10 $2.32 On the 800 has been decid-
ed upon, says the World
The total increase upon the value Of
personal property and realty this year
over last is about &133, ,OOO,O 900 the person
ality increase being s64,OOO,OOO and that
Of realty $69,OOO,OOO
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
FOR SALE.

The Columbia River Packers Assocl-
ntion has FOR sale. two schooners and
one launch. A description Of the
schooners follow: Schooner Kinney
Length, S5.5; beam, 11.3; depth OF
boid SIox. Schooner "Hattie"-Length
$40: beani. 90; depth OF hold. 3.S.
ofsera viii be received at the Office
Of the assoclation, where full particu-
lars may also be had.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
ITALIAN PRIESTS MISSION.
Seeks 20 Establish Parochal Schools
tor His Couatrymen's Children.

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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
NEED NOT INTERFERE.
Colombian Revolution VIII No. Afrrct
American Interests There.

NEW YORK, Aug "a. Diaz Gutr-
rera, agent in this city ior the Colon
biln revolu,.onis,s. who has recea,ly re-
ce!ved aiyIces from South America con-
cernlng military movements there In an
interview upon he situation said:
There will b. no cause for the United
States Of America interfering because
of the revolution In Colombia. Tho In
surgen,s will not disturb ,he operation
u :ha railroad W the digging u the
canal a ~, .thmus They We're up in
tina. section II the country and these
operations were not disturbed"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, Aug G.--Whcat, blcstcm.
j1is; club sc.
PORTLAND. Aug. G--whcat. Wala
Wnla. j6G5GA.
CHICAGO, Aug. G.-WhcaL Septrm-
Der. opened, 7O%mia; closed, IO@M.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
SEW UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT.
Rrrkrlty VIII Have "a Veterinarian A.
lachrl 10 Dairy School

BERKELEY. Cal. Aug G.-Dr Ar
chbald II. Ward has arrived ia ,hls
city from Ithaca, y. y under appoint
men, as veterinarian ~ the agricultural
college Of the University NJ California.
a new position recently created by the
board II regents
Hls work viii be- closely associated
with that u Leroy Anderson. head ot
the dairy school buildings for which
are now In course of construction,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
MAKE IT A MUSEUM


NEW YORK, Aug. 6-Acolrl.ag 3D.
III Tribune, the latest proposition con-
aerling the old receiving sa!p vermont
which comes as a result Of number II
protests to the navy departm=a. aga.ns,
the conversion. on sanitary grounds of
-h- old boa, into junk is % establish
naval museum or trophy ro3n .hs
calm being made that some Jf rh= most
valuable war relics are exposed 20 the
open air absolutely unprotected from b.
weather. The room now used as a mu-
scum is small and it is needed FOR Of
fees
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
ADMIRAL HowlsoN APPOINTED

WASHINGTON. Aug. G.--Rear-Ad-
mlral Howison. retired, has been ap-
pointed on the Schley inquiry board In
place " Admiral Kimberley.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
And all Forms Of Itching
Scaly humours Instantly
Relieved and Speedily
CURED BY CUTICURA.

Complete Treatment consists Of
CUrlcugA Soar, TO cleanse the skin
Of crusts aud scales mud soften tho
thickoncd cuticlc, CuucuA OlNr.
MESr, to instantly allay itching,
irritation, and Inflammation, and
soothc and heal, and CtricrWA Rr.
soLyrSr, TO cool and cleanse tho
blood. A SINGLE SIR is often
sufficient 10 cure tho most torturng,
dishgurpg, itching, burning, bleed
ing, scaly, crustcd, aud pimply
skin, scalp, and blood humours,
when all else fails,
Mllllons si People uas catlSuTa Soap.
aaaisiod by CuriCVHA OiSrHLSr Tor bcauufy'
lns tho skin, for cleansing tho scalp, and oinp-
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07

NEW YORK, Aug GA special to
the Tribune from Philadelphia says:
A gigantic combination Is about to be
formed with a capitalization Of 100000
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
WHOLESALE GROCERY TRUST

Ors-Tenth OF the Firms IN The initial
States Will Be Consolidated.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-07
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
first National Bank
OF ASTORIA.

4, Astoria. To tho state OF oregon, al
,hc close u business. July Is. 1901