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ABANDONING ITS RESERVE.
The Russian Press ~Intimating to the
British that Russia's Position
Has Been Strengthened.

st. Petersburg, April 10, 3 p. H.
The Russian press is abandoning that
reserve with which it at first dis
cussed the governments declaration
on the subject of Manchuria. 1t now
declares that the joy with which the
British press greeted China's refusal
to sign the Mancburian agreement
has merely postponed the signing of
a new understanding with China,
since the convention would be adj
vantageous to China.
One paper says:
'Our London friends overlooked the
fact that in dissuading the signing OF
the agreement, they did not hasten
the evacuation OF Manchuria but
strengthened Russia's position.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-04-13
PANAMA CANAL PROJECT.


London. April 19.-The Pail Mall
Gazette. discussing a cable suggestion
that J. riorpont Morgan's visit to Eu-
rope concerns not only the steel trust
but the Panama canal project, con-
siders it probable that the strong
feeling OF British ship owners in ia
yor of the Panama route has had
some influence with Mr.. Morgan and
says:
mir. Morgan now has the chance Of
bringing the great moneyed people
and ship owners of Great Britain and
those of the United States together
on this question of IN -inter-oceanic
canal. His presence in this country
may consolidate the ideas on this
question and bring about a working
arrangement suitable to the mari
time nations of the world"
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Live stock Markets.

st. Louis-Cattle-.Foncy exports SEA
500: butchers, 81. 25G5. so; stockers' rf Hs-
i.60; cows and heifers. $2.ovq4 81 dnSss u;
Packing. s .e0@6.l0. butchers Sheen,
light, S.. 5Oq5 SIS. Sheep-Mutton Issmba
i.6Oa5.O 90; lambs, s5.Wq6.5o; spring
s. .00q7. so. ,,osr.
Chicago-Cattle-Good to prlmseS MA i;
81. 9OG6. 90; poor to medium, owS sis
q4.5O: heifers, S3.sOq4. 70; canheaSS' steers.
S's5; calves, A.5OM5.S5; Texas req 5ssl'@'
A,s5aS.s5 i1sxss grass tc SsssFs' ss5S'sssSsd;
good to choice heavy, S:s1 M q w. sheep-
heavy, s.. 75@5.s5 light, s0''eg $3.50 D; exc
ports. S.15a5.25 Is: fair to cnolce NJ. wear.
s4.6O@4.SO western sheep, S4 abs sIi5d6p;
lings. "a. 9O6u5. 10; native lamos' f
western lambs. s5.oeab.4O. .,sArs.
Kansas City-Cattle-Natiyee6 9 61 o0. Texas
"a 7OQ5.5O Texas steers asoq nd heifers,
cows 81. 75a4. 90; native COWS any =. 10000;
"a .2514.S5; stockers and feeders & s55aa6@;
calves. A.5GdG.0 90. Hogs-HeayIyss W. q. light.
packers, s.. S5@5.95; mixed, 5.Se sgbsep-Mut.
Il. 7OI5. 90; workers., $5.6Sq5Soc 49, PIX. sprint
tons. "a, 2515. 90; lambs, so."a''"'
lambs, s6.5Og7.0o
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WEDNESDAY, April !
Grain and Provisions,

St. Louis - Flour - Patents, S.45gS@li
other grades s2.s5a325. Wheat-No. req
72q13c. Ccrn-No. 2 mixed, 4Sl2. oatsg1
No. 2, 2s@2sAc: Hay--Timotny' sm%
t7.50I12. so. Butter Creamery, hniic'
dairy, 1i4l7c. Eggs Fresh !ias
Lard - Choice steam, S.l5c. rofhn
New mess. $15.75 Bacon-Clear rlp' ~;
Wool-Tub-washed. lSQZ7ci missouri y,
grs des, l5Q1Sc.
Chicago-Closing quotations: Wheat
April, $3.50; May, 7Ch@7OAe; July, aI .S;g
7Qsac. Corn-April, 43lsc; May, i59sga5sacc.
July, 451se. Oats-Aprll, 269Sc;, May CAV uI
July, 24%c. Pork-April. $l42lci MH:
sl4.37h; July, sl4.4lA; AIgnni,ember,
MAY. IS. I712QS.20 July. $50; epteIv INV
$50. Ribs-April, sS.15; May, SS'lo' JUN
N.95; September, $3.50.
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MORE ABOUT PORTO RICO.
Abstract of Report of Representative
of the American Missionary
Association.
RICHES AND POVERTY SIDE by SIDE.
A Modern Hospital
The Work Being Done i'm the Line
of EducatiOn-PIenty of Room for
More-The Church Missions All
Doing Good Work..

Boston, April 10,-Following is an
abstract of the report of Rev. F. s..
Tead, of S~omcrville, Mass, who, with
Rev. A. +. Beard, of New York, went
to Porto Rico as representatives of
the American Missionary association
about six weeks age.
in some of the towns where the
greatest poverty exists Spaniards live
who are worth all the way from $780,
600 to 81, ooo, Ooo, put they + not
touched by this condition of the poor,
nor are efforts made to alleviate dis
tress. Beggary is common, and in
some of the stores little baskets of
coppers On the shelf hold the amount
which the merchant intends to dis
pense that day.
General Hospital Needed.
THE need of the island is a general
hospital equipped with modern appli-
ances. A hospital could be built and
equipped at comparatively small ex-
pense. Miss DR.. Atkins. connected
with the Presbyterian mission of San
Juan. has 25 to 40 calls a day from
patients who reed hospital treatment,
many of whose lives are lost because
of the lack of it.
Education of the People.
THE education of the people is re-
ceiving the careful consideration OF
the authorities. DR.. Brumbaugh. the
commissioner of education, is work
ing night and day on this pressing
problem. At present, 10000 children
are in the public schools, but 100000
remain as yet unprovided for. There
are 500 teachers about ninety of whom
are from the United States. Both
Spanish and English are taught, and
the children are quick and eager to
learn. There is no high normal, in
dustrial school or college in the is
land, though Ma iardo has raised 500.
600 for the normal school. Sixteer
school inspectors are in the saddle
visiting the different sections of the
island, and their services are much
needed to keep the native teacher:
to their tasks. which, sometimes, they
are disposed to shirk.
Religion Not In the Curriculum.
Religion is not allowed a place OF
the curriculum. There is a widespread
desire to learn English. and at Iaret
the clerks in the stores meet Prof
Scott in the night school tina he ha'
opened to study the Language.
work OF the Missions.
The Presbyterian mission, unde
the wise generalship of Rev. DR.. Johl
NJ. Green; the Methodist mission, LEI
by Rev. DIR. Drees; the Baptist an
Episcopal missions, conducted re
spectively by Rev. Doctors Mccormick
and Van Buren,, are doing eXcellen
service in educational and evangelist
lines. The Sunday and weekday sery
ices are crowded with curious and in
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-04-13
UNNOTICED.

circles will ride astride at the com
ing horse show in that city.
\ New York minister who has mar
ried 5000 couples SCOTS at the idea OF
married bliss.
John W. johnson. aged 20 years. q
pioneer of Macoupin county, ILL.,,
dropped dead at his home in South
Otter.
Dom Paul Kruger's health is said to
be such that his proposed trip 10 the
United States may not be undertaken.
Jerry Simpson, now IA cattle dealer
Of Wichita, Kas., has decided that he
will run for congress again.
There were 1,52T merchants in at
tendance at the recent meeting of the
Interstate Merchants association at
St. Louis.
Southwestern lines have granted a
rate of one fare plus So for the meet
ing of the National Educational asso-
citation at Detroit, Mich, July s-12.
Mrs. Mollie Kruger, of Maltese, ST.
Louis county, Mo-, who was separated
from her husband, committed suicide
rather than face the divorce court.
The anniversary of the surrender
of Gen. Lee at Appomattox was eel
ebrated by the Hamilton club, of
Chicago, Tuesday evening, with an
elaborate banquet.
j. +. Wilcox, manager of the Credit
clearinghouse. at Nashville. Tenn, has
been arrested on a warrant charging
him with enlightenment.
The surgeon general of the marine
hospital service has been apprised by
cable of the appearance of yellow fe-
yer at Fort I.imon, Costa Rica.
The youngest mother in Camden, n.
j.. is Mrs. Mamie Anderson, 10 years
old. wife of a soldier. It's a boy.
The trial of Garnett Ripley, charged
with conspiracy in connection with
the Goebel assassination, is in prog
ress in the Franklin county (Ky.)
court at Frankfort.
Edward Lawton, aged 90, for over
fifty years a resident of Christian
county, H., is dead. He was born in
Nottinghamshire, England, in 1911,
and came to America in 1882.
King Edward will transfer his
breeding stud to Ascot. His ma jesty
intends to increase his racing stud
largely and TO maintain the tradition
that racing is the sport of kings"
Mai. George H. Palmer, retired, died
suddenly at his home, near Durand,
Ill He was a veteran of the civil and
Cuban wars and from a family high
in military circles.
Ida Eckert Lawrence, of Toledo, O..
who will read the poem at the launch
ing of the battleship Ohio, has been
requested by a number of Ohio tenn
perance women not to mention wine
in her verses.
A million dollar residence is to be
erected in New York city, and rumol
has it that it will be the home O.
President Schwab of the United
States steel corporation.
II. G.. Lee. of Quincy, ILL.,, an Adam'
Express messenger ON the Burlington
road. Gas attacked in his car by
fierce masiif dog and terribly bitter
IN the face.
OF the nine battleships now undel
contract four of them are well along
the Illinois standing at the head ant
being 90 per cent completed. The Mis-
souri, stands 2s per cent.
Mr.. Il. \. Berry and Mrs. Mar.
Kitchell were married, at Harrisburg
H., by Rev. j. X. Gulledge. The groom
is 20 years old and has survived fv
wives. while the bride is So and ha
outlived three husbands.
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London, April 1O.--A dispatch d..
st. Petersburg announces thu. yn
gowski, the provincial official WIZ
Gently attempted to assassinata p
Councillor Pobiedonestzeff, procn,.
tor general of the holy synod. h,
been sentenced to six years n.ns,
servitude. rS
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Arrested for Illegal yot,ru

Denver, Col, April 1O.-A warrant,
was issued Tuesday, for the arrest Of
Mrs. M. A. Radcliffe, on the charge q,
having wilfully, knowingly and nm.
lawfully voted in the wrong precipc.
at the late city election. She is "A
years aid and has two children. Shs
was an active democratic worker.
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louisville. Ky, April 1o.-Tempo-
rarily crazed. it is believed, by the
reading of tine fate of Blue Boards
wife" Henry Devere, aged 20 years,
at 1880 a. nj. cut the throat of Bertha
Devere, his 1o-year-old bride of two
months. After killing his wife, he cut
his own threat and died almost in
stantly.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-04-13

Nashville. H., April O.-Brig.-G Gen.
John B. Turchin 0van vasileyitcb
T~urchinoff), the well-known Russian
soldier and scholar, who served with
distinction in the union army during
the civil war, became insane here,
Tuesday, and has been placed in tn.
asylum for the insane at Anna,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-04-13
A MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY.
Three Bars of Gold, Valued at $22,-
ESQ, Taken From the Strong
Room of an Ocean Liner.
NO ClEW TO EITHER GOLD OR THIEVES.
The North German Lloyd Company
Offers IA Reward of Ten Thousand
Marks for the Recovery of the
Gold or For the Discovery of the
Thieves.

New York. April 10.-The robbery
at sea of the specie room of the North
German lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse seems a mysterious crime.
Apparently there has been complete
failure to locate either the missing
gold bullion or the men h took IT,,
although the search of passengers
and ship at Bremen may furnish ma
terial for the investigations. Three
bars of gold aggregating in value
S22.750 shipped by the National City
Bank of New York were stolen from
cask No. 4. of the specie room some
where between this port and Cher
bourg.
Imperfect Advices.
The advices to Oelrichs & Co.,agents
for the company, came in German,and
OH the point as to whether the specie
room was broken open or entered by
picking the lock admits of transla-
ton either way. The specie room of
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse IS
ironbound and almost as strong as a
vault. Its doors were secured by a
patent lock, for which there were
but two keys. One of he keys was
kept by the chief officer. and the
other by the purser.
The bars of gold were packed in
oak casks. bound with iron hoops.
Thousands of dollars in gold were
within the reach OF the man who
forced his way into the strong room,
but only the sum ramed was taken.
At the office of the North German
Lloyd agents the following statement
vas given;
Three Bars of Gold.
''Three lars of gold valued at S22,-
ESQ were taken from the specie room
OF the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
somewhere between here and Cher
bourg. The bars were taken from
cask No. 4. but We have no idea as
TO how the robbery was accomplished
Our adylces are but brief, and do not
show how the room was entered. The
gold was shipped by the National
City Tank Of New York. We under
etand it was insured, but the question
of responsibility will be passed upon
later. We have not recovered the
gold, and this Office has no knowledge
OF the thieves. The specie room is a
strong. safe enc. secured by patent
lock to which there We're but two
KEYS. The chief officer kept one key
The purser the other. We will make
every possible effort TO o thl
money and catch the thieves
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DR.. WIN. JAY YOUMANs np,n
The Founder and, For
the Editor of the Pen, lear,
ence Monthly Passes 81

New York, April 1O.-Dr. w.
oumans, for many years edita''a!
Popular Science Monthly, died Of
home in Mount Vernon, n. Y, DIS
arb OF this city, of typhoid sub
after an illness of ten days. ''
DIR. Noumans established ,h.
lar Science Monthly in 1872 ana Vpa
been its sole editor since the daa. naa
his brother, with whom he was VI
dated in its management. Ue $3.50
years of age. "'S "
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Expedition for Corn Grow.u.

Peoria, Ill.,. April lott is prono,.,
TO hoid IN this city, in 1902. an exposj.
ton which shall represent the laho.,
OF the corn-growers throughout IN.
great western n belt. Next vo,,
is considered an off year in big .yno.
sitions, and the movement now und.,
way gives promise of success.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-04-13
Fire at Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va, April 10.-The large
retail dry goods store of Julius Mey-
er's Sons was destroyed by fire. The
loss is not known. The stock and fix
lures are insured for about $1S0,000,
and the building for $4,000.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-04-13

London, April 10.-Gen. VIM. Booth
of the Salvation army celebrated his
seventy-second birthday anniversary
BY attending a series of meetings at
which he received the %congratula-
tions of the force" kilograms from
all parts of the world were received.
The general is in good health.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-04-13
Beatty Oil Guaher Sold.

Beaumont, Tex, April lO.-A syn.
dictate of eastern capitalists has con.
cluded the purchase of the second
"gusher" drilled in the Beaumont oil
field from the Texas Western Oil Co..
including oil and minor leases on ,
large tract of land, for 81, 25O,OOO.
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An ONerpIus of Knisins,

Fresno, Cal. April 1o.-The new d.
rectors of the Raisin Growers asso-
citation have taken hold of the prob.
lem presented by having over one
hundred carloads of last years raisins
on hand with a possible market for
only one-third of that amount before
the new crop comes in.
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THE BONDS.
The Full Amount, and More. Has
Been Internationally Of
fered Last Saturday.

Buffalo, y. Y, April 10.-The full
mount and more of the 100000 issue
OF the second mortgage Pan-Ameri-
can exposition bonds recently author
lied by the Legislature has been un-
derwritten. Subscriptions were first
called for on Saturday last, and it is
now announced that they amounted
TO $5l0,G GOO.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-04-13

indianapolis, Ind, April 1O.-Fire,
which broke out in the women's build
ing of the insane hospital at Mount
jackson, just west of the city limits,
at 3 a. m, was extinguished with
nominal loss. None of the patients
was injured.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-04-13

New York, April 10.-J. Thomas
Stearns, deputy collector of internal
revenue, made a raid upon an alleged
Illicit still in One Hundred and
Seventy-fourth street, West Farms,
Tuesday night. and arrested one man
and four m A large quantity of
liquor also was found.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-04-13

Saginaw. Mich. April 10.-The Ma
tional Salt Co., of this city, which
controls about three-quarters OF the
Michigan salt output, has cut the
price 80 cents a barrel, in order to
meet competition from outside com,
panies.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-04-13
An Ad-Interim Appointment.

Paris, April 1o.-Owing to the ill
ness of NJ. Waldeck-Rousseau, the
premier and minister of the interior,
NJ. Georges Leygues, minister of pub
lie instruction and worship, has been
appointed to the ministry of the in
terror ad interim.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-04-13

Berlin, April 10.-The Boersen lei
tung prints a special dispatch from
Buda Pest 10 the effect that Count
Rainere Galffy has fled to the United
States. leaving debts amounting to
10000 crowns.
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Prominent Architect Dead.

New York, April 1o.-Thomas Little,
for many years a prominent architect
of this city, died at his home in Mount
Vernon, n. Y. Mr.. Little was born in
York, Pa, and was in his eighty-sixth
year,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-04-13

st. Joseph, Mo-, April 1o.-Conrad
krug, salesman for the Huttig-Moss
manufacturing Co.. accidentally shot
himself while chasing a burglar, and
died three hours later,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-04-13
The Rhine On "a Rise.

Berlin, April 10.-The river Rhine
has risen considerably above the
normal stage. 1t is announced that
at Cologne, Tuesday, the river rose to
10 feet and that on the Swiss border
villages are flooded.
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San Jose, Cal. April 1O.-The direc-
tors of the Cured Fruit association
have reduced the prices on all prune
sizes to a two-cent basis for a term
of is days.
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His Visit.

Chicago, April 10.-Prince Peter
Kropotkin, the Russian socialist and
nihilist, has postponed his visit to
Chicago one week, owing to bron-
chial trouble.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-04-13

Helena, Mont, April 1O.-Charles
WeNender, city treasurer of Phillips
burgs,Granite county, has been arrest.
ed chdyged with embezzling $4,000 OF
public funds.
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Washington, April 10.-Atty.-Gen.
Knox was formally presented TO the
United States supreme court when
that tribunal assembled. The cere-
mony was both brief and simple.
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Financial.

New York, April 1o.aMoneym e Tc
steady at AZ per cent. Prlhnu exchange
steady With actual business ana nd al isass
lSiA Tor ~ Gays. paSss' 14SliI; silver cel,a ETY.
sates 5sa5sc. Bar silver 5s.sc' strous.
dollars 4sc. Government bonus s"N
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Cotton.

Quotations for middlins rav" ~ s5-l6c;
lows: st. Louis. S3-l6c; Ne" 49,
Memphis, Slsc.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-23
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

Notice Is hereby given that the Com
mon Council Of the City OF Astoria has
declared It's intention and determine
ton to establish the grade on Thir-
taenth street from the north line Of
Duane street 70 the south line OF Ex-
change street at the following heights
above the base Of grades as established
by Oriinan>e No Il OF said city, to-
wit:
Al the north line Of Duane street, PAS
feet, and at the south line Of Duane
street, sL5 feet.
At the north line OF Exchange street,
2S1 feet, and at the south linz Of Ex-
change street. Isl feet,
The slope between the south line Of
Duane street and the north line Of Ex-
change street to be straight or gradual.
This notice Is published for ten days
IN pursuance to a resolution of the
Common Council OF said city, order
ing the same.
II. f. NELSON,
Auditor and Police Judge Of the City
OF Astoria,
Date OF first publication, November
%, 1901.
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| property. were also MED, the cpilsl1 IA
uons aggregsting $50. The toial
amount Involved IN yesterday trans
actions was i2i.520.
According 10 the provisions Of the
city charter. Auditor Nelson and Street
Superintendent Kearney may accept
either II the twO nominations rendered
them without In any way offending
The nner ssnd1inile, Il the pJlhicll
parties The charter specifies that,
where a candidate has BEEN named by
two parties acceptance 4 0ne u the
Nominations IL equivalent y accep ancc
n both. ami that g. only one = accepted
there is no vacancy ~ far a. the Othsr
ls concerned. Thus. Auditor Nelson
might accept tae Citizens nomination,
fDr instance. and hls aet could not b.
rex girded as u thrust az the RepubH-
cans fJr under the law Ia accepting
one nomination nc cce1is both.
The charter provision In question f1l-
lows - certificate " nomination
may BE- accompanied By the accept
ance of the nominee. IN which case the
accepiane shall be indorfed upon the
certificate II nomination and signed by
the nominee. or II may b. by a letter
or telegram from the nominee attach
cd to the certlhca'e of nJm naiJn and
filed Herewith II the certificate Of
nomination Is not thus accompanied By
the acceptance OF ths minee, ne may
~ any time after the c.rtincate Il
nomination h filed. and before the time
fof 1lng nominations Tor such Offices
has expired file his aceeptanee there
Of IN the same manner In the same
once wbsrc the certificate Of nominal
ton IA filed. The office with whom II
- fled shall indOrse the same and at
tach - 70 tn certificate II nomination
10 which Il refers Several ffereni
certihcl'es Of nomination may thus b.
filei. nominating the same persn. and
one OF said Nominations. i shal be
gufiiclc1i and shall b. equivalent 70
accepting each 81 said nominations 70
the same office" Last election both
Auditor Nelson ani S-ree; Superutend-
an; Kelrney accepted both nominations.
and u Is not at all unlikely thai. they
viii do likewise this year.
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AROUND TOWN.

waxon apples. ;5c pct box Whllc hcy
ias, =J1hnsun iifi=,
1'D Perfection nlgnl Mocha aud
Java corcv Johnson nrs.
Call main t6l Tor your coal require
menls Orders promptly hllsd.
Bes, iS-cen, meals--RlsIns Sun Res
tauran,. sig Commercial street.
Pa.tonlae homo industry aud buy your
feed anl grain At Gaa'on's mill
nEsT lS-cENT MEAL: RISING
suN RESTAURANT
General sullivan" the hnes' scent
cigar on The MARKET, sold everywhere
T. Larson. a native u Sweden.
yesterday Declared hiH Intention " hr.
r'mug c,tIsen
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-23

Seven lnsrum MS were filed for rec
ord vrsterily. two ~ which were mort
cages, The amount Involved being $500
There was one power Of attorney from
r ] Norton. OF this city 10 c. r.
Thomson or the deeds one was from
+. ]. Norton. ~ this lily. t. c. r.
{ h. Allen. the proptrcy transferred
being $50 feet ~ rron,aye adjoining
,hr Washington cannery property on
the west. The consideration vas 5000.
Another deed is from A V. and c. Il,
Allen to William +. TalianS the land
involved being a two-thirds in,ereS, IN
tha Washington cannery pr pr5perty, The
consideration is named as $1,000 Two
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