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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-07
pEL,cAciEs OF FAR NORTH.
rroren Weeds Mir-d with Seal oil hr.

This is the way an Eskimo lady sits
&: the head Of her table and dispensaS
hospitality, and these are the delicate
items in her bill OF fare They were
tested at first hand by w. ii. Gid
when, in crossing Siberia, at the n2r IA.
he had to accept native customs with
what grace he might. No matter how
early you may awaken In the morninf
lou will find the mistress of '.e hou3
lrcady up-that is, her position haf
hanged from reclining to sting -
soon as she observes that you ="
eally awake sac hands you SIT =
/, iece OF meat 10 steady your n,'Fs
rltil breakfast time. Then she 80
into the next apartment. which IS
merely an inclosufe for keeping l.
logs away from the stores, and at
Hfteen minutes OF pounding and cho2
ling returns with the br-a..fast.
| .rEe, fat. wooden tray is p aced ~
Tie Hoor and the landlady takes h r.
rosition at one end in the attitu Il
elegantly described as squattlng, SAYS
| louth's Companion. The family and
| their guests gather around the bolrc
cn either side, lying fat on their sto'n'
| achs with their heads toward tn
! breakfast and their feet out. The Il 81
! course is some frozen weeds, mix ID
| with seal oil and eaten with small
rcFtiors Of fresh blubbar, which The
| lady OF the house cuts with large
! ,LCpplng knife. The next course Is
Va,rus meat. This is also cut up by
the presiding lady and is served Will
go unstint!ng hand. At this portion o
sc meal, the one who can swallow IL
aECst piece without chewing has N
vantage. and the only way TO gel
IN with him is TO keep one piece IL
our mouth and two in your hand
,.tor this joint has been thorough,
.ysscd there comes a large piece o
7.',us hide, which has a small portio'
, blubber attached, and the hair still
" the outside. II Is about an inc,
and very tough, so that II /
ussinle 20 AFFECT II by chewing. !
tsersfore. cut into very small piece
the hostess and finishes the mea
Z ally, II is the most palatable dish o
l ~
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-07
sornERN.s LITTLE JOKE.
A. +. vsptriIoquist us rIays Trick %
IIis Partner.

III, Partner.
One OF the peculiarities OF Sothern's
elaborated Jokes was the way in which
he worked up to them. He pretended
to have discovered accidentally that he
possessed the gift of the born ventrilc-
quist, and arranged an experiment on
the occasion OF a supper party given In
his honor az pleasant house in Lon
don suburb. There was a foolish kind
OF hanger-on of Sothern's who loved
10 boast OF his intimacy with the IA
nous comedian. He had often said. u
wish you would let me help you In one
Of your practical jokes, Mr.. Sothern.'
Sothern humored his desire. Every one
knows how ford the professional ven
triloquist is OF talking up the chimney
TO an imaginary man on the roof. Soth-
ern had arranged for his slavish con-
| federate to mount the roof ny ladder
and play the part of the ,Uice on the
roof. which he did TO perfection, and
5othern's success as ventriloIuist
was voted nothing short OF marvellous.
| Supper being over, the party adjourned
to another room. at which point Soth-
lrn said Good night" to his friend
ibove wheR II was arranged that the
seance should be concluded. Scthern,
had, however. plotted against his man,
who found, when he wished to descend.
hat the ladder was gone. BY hook OF
by crook the deceived confederate
'ound his way to the chimney OF the
moking room. where the supper party
we're settling down for long evening.
Presently a voice was heard calling
iown the chimney, 'Sothernl Sothern!
FOR heavens sake come and help me-
I can't get down and it's raining like
mad" Sothern was taken aback for q
moment, but only to be in ectasies the
next at the exclamations OF his friends
who considered the voice only another
example OF Sothern's skill You said
you could do more. your voice was
tired and here IL is stronger thar
everr' Sothern. accepting the compll
ments OF his friends. managed in
short conversation with the voice or
THO roof 70 let his happy confederate
understand tia. as soon as possible h
would go ont and help him down. ~
ter a tine. Just when SotheTn W.,
about TO slip out ana release his friend
his hest went TO She chimney. and, al
the more emphasize Sothern's success
as lie Thought. called out, Are yo
et,ll thcre?' This WAS the last stray
, upon the rain-droncAed bac', OF tn
sufferer. "Oh, 20 70 blazes!" came tn
rrcry reply, and with 1t piece G
, mortar tha; ratified in the graft
"You're q beast - Exchange.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-07
,hn,ch I.ntt.ry rlck-,.

4 citizen .! Williamsburg. Pa. owns
n ola ;o;tery ticket which reads 5
aws: 40, 257. Presbyterinn
,nNrca utterv. Authorized by Law.
rnis ticket viii entitle the possessog
20 such p,ige as shall be drawn 10 It's
nu.aber. IL demanded within twelve
months after the drawing; subject "a
90 rer cent deduction. M wilkins
pyeYident Of the board OF managers
pu,ahnrs Iuna q 1907"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-07

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SO SoueIIs slvunsqo uv "a IsSuv sseId
-1s uslJo sB xss enuoS eul lvul pup
TIN no6 elvls sIul oluI IsluS IeAs
nos " ma '4ssA IoJ gunp uuwoM 3
eAlIls uBo syIIl lsv5t' eul Mou noA
tIel ! usqm pelIlvm lou ers oqA esoul
o. sSuVIls ms9s 6pm II uollnm Jo
Sci suWoq I9Ao p9lIgd puu mo IIel
'usjpuqo usAss pBq suIApq IslJB 'ouN
oAl;smgu pIsoo | '6su aIvl dn sup
-lno lposs uSomAeuoq AGA sul NJ IsI
-Irnb ol aIdnoibhoJ.s uAouH eAsu
rsuIp-pIsIspuustI. IvIuomII,sW
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-07
Wholesale Cigars,

We are age is for the -. Is.
and .,Marrarctte" ten cent goo t..
The Owl" and "l.a Josephine
five cent goods. Billiard parlor IN
connection Moore Building, op-
posi,c court house.
j. u. MooRE, Proprietori
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-07

GO 10 DOD az IeOes Pi"Vc i"i
oood Iuncb. 36tf
The Anadarko Transfer Co.
moves anything. Tel 60. 39ti
Dinkler Bros. are the first TO have
the new school books in stock. 4itG
Anadarko Transfer Co., is located
with Jno. Kelley on east { Street.
Tel. 90. 3otl
Say did you see those hot draft
coal heaters at Duncan IL Leonhard
They are beauties. ''u
When wanting picnic wagon
call ON the Anadarko Trans
fer Co. Phone go. 3o-u
See the Anadarko Brick Go. Tor
all kinds of building brick. a good
supply constantly on hand. n
Inst received fine line oi guns
ammunition, hunting coats and bug
,,;es at Duncan n Leonhard. 4itt
Don't let them tell you that there
aro no school books in town. Dlnk-
Ter Bros. have lots of them. iito
Wanted "A SITUATION 10y a wom'n
to do general housework- Leave
worl with Rev. Butterteld IN Oid
town.
Verde V. lIardcastle, city attor-
ney, now has his Office in the Nor
gan building, south of the pub
.o,oro lmojl
Notice is hereby given to al
saloon Keepers to appear before th'
cit, council tonight 80 make apPli
~ation for their city license.
Mitchell & llarlcas,ie, lawyers
invite their friends 80 call on the"
at their new Office rooms, Nos.
and 3 in the Morgan building.
imjl.
Duncan & Laonhard mNle arecor'
of selling aud delivering twenty
seven stoves yesterday. Aud h'
next morning it turned warm.
mUp-to-Date" Furnishings, Boots
Shoes, Hats, etc. The finest lin'
Of Men and Boys Underwear II
the city. Clarke 4 Boone. AIT
The Reece Agency has cash Gus
toners for six residence lots in Ana
darko and ten claims within twelv
miles of the city. List your propcrt
IL vou wish To sell il. 5Ot2
If you are going to have you
residence insured get in goo
company. Descombcs " Smlt
represent nothing but good one
both fire and tornado R'ar Fir
National bank. dti4
For Sale Best paying bnSlneS |
Anadarko, for amount invested, WI
stand thorough Investigation. coo
reasons for selling.
Descombes an | Smith, Ag'ts.
Rear First National Bank ij''
Hon. JOIN NJ. Willia NJ, of ca
irornia, Missouri, arriy'l in th
city yesterday ana remlin'd in ia
city until this afternoon whea
left for his claim no 'ahwos, o. +
Cobb, on Cobb creek. Mr.. w
liam, IS prominent Law ger of Ce
tral Missouri serving as state S'n
tor an circuiJ Judge.
49, -
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-07
Personal

viii the lady who fell in swoon
last Thursday, in front of the post
office. call at our storeg She suffers
from Biliousness. DR.. Caldwelrs
s-r,n pm N will surely cure her.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-07
Not n Dissenting Vote

\ Ap,g'cc; laxative! ratt is 'bc
unanimpus verdict of the p''P'r
who IA, DR. Callwcll's syrup P'2-
sin. sos aud - sizes. Soll b5
q. &. Stephenson.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

clety owes 20 the individual. That du-
~ our departed 'dsnd .til.y and
completely discharged His work was
completed. He survived the allotted
three score years AMI ten. He
lived tD see his children grow
up to manhood and wOmanhood
each and every one Of them a respect.
ed anil hoBOred citizen.
I'm the fullness Of time the sum
mons came 10 Join that nnumerable
caravan which moves 10 that myster-
i0I1 realm. where zach must take hIs
chamber N the silent halls Of death.
And ~ ely we may believe. shat lb the
circumstances. Justly he might and did
~ prOach the grave Ike one who wraps
the drapcrles Of his couch about him
and Hes down 10 pleasant drcams.'
we know not what awaits US on the
other shore. Whether beyond the low
er'ng mists and the darkenlng shad-
0ws 1f the falling night. ls the gath
erlng dawn Of grandsr morning. her
aiding the enduring day Of JOY unmix-
cd with sorrow. we know not But this
we feel and know that beyond and
above the mists and the darkness.
shines the eternal star OF hope. and
whatever Of reward for a faithful. true
and upright life IL given. has been
earned IN full md rounded measure by
hifn whom we mourn thIg day"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01
WAS ILL AT TILLAMOOK.
j. g. Center Had Daughter at Grant
Mills. Whom He Visited.

Coroner Pohl held an inquest yester-
day over the remains Of ]. G. Center.
who committed suicide Sunday night
by shooting himself In the head. From
the evidence Center was evidently des-
pom dent because OF continued illness
and the verdict OF the Jury was that
death was self-inhcted No arrange
ments for the funeral have yet been
made. the coroner not having heard
from relatives Of the deceased.
From the Tlllamook Herald II is
learned that Center was seriously III at
that place. previous b coming 10 Az
toria. and was thought 10 have been
In dying condition. He had a daugh-
ter near Grant Mills. who was adopted
by people living there when she was
seven years old. Center visited her and
afierward put uD at the Palace Hotel
He registered from Carson. Wash. and
told the clerk that ne intended leaving
early the following morning. When
noon came and the man had not ap-
Deared the proprietor went 10 his room
and found Center In a dying condition,
from all appearances. A physician was
called who aid that the man was suf-
fcring from blood poisoning and could
not survive. He recovered, however.
and was maintained at the expense Of
the county until coming TO Astoria. At
the time he was stricken Center had
A25 In cash. a bulldog revolver and
a few other possessions of small value.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01
WILL COLLECT LICENSES.
Washington Boat-pullers Must Pay,
Says McReavy.

Deputy Fish Commissioner T.. G. Nc
Heayy. OF the state Of Washington.
arrived in Astoria yesterday and will
spend some time on the Columbia. coll
lecting licenses from boat-pullers. When
Mr.. McReavy WAS In Olympia he sub
mltted 10 the attorney-general Of that
state. request for an opinion on the
legality Of that section Of the Wash
lngton fisheries law providing for the
collection Of an individual license from
boat-pullers. The Oregon law does not
make such provision. and as the two
laws we're presumed 70 be similar Mr..
McReavy wanted the opinion Of the at
torney-general on the matter.
That official stated that the license
should be collected. as according to the
law the boat-puller clearly came within
the class defined ~ working on fish
inR appliances and gear" Mr.. McReavy
stated last night that many Of the
boat -pullers had protested against the
payment and there was some talk Of
united action being taken 10 test the
consiltutiOnality of the law. Pending
such action the deputy commissioner
intends 70 enforce the provision Of the
law AZ interpreted by the attorney gen
eral.
Mr.. McReayy reports very light run
Of salmon at all points on the river
and on the Sound although there Is
every reason 20 expect an increase dur
ing The coming month.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

BEND, WASH has been transferred to
the George II. Emerson syndicate.
There is Aae,OO0OOO IN gold IN the
United States treasury. which Is more
than was ever before held al one time
by any nation.
Fifty homestead locations have been
filed In the land office at Oregon City
within the week just passed, the larger
part being on lands IN slletz reser-
walton
The steamer Eugene, which sank near
the Clackamas rapids some time ago
IL 20 be- wrecked where she Hes and
plans to repair the craft have been
abandoned.
That section OF the city given over 10
the Chinese population Of Seattle has
been roundly condemned by the city
health officer and steps are 70 be taken
to cleanse the shacks and shantIes Of
which Chinatown Is composed
The entertainment committee who are
arranging the details for the presidents
reception at Walla Walla are planning
TO have party OF Indians from the
Umatllla reservation give war dance
for the amusement Of the distinguished
guests.
the remains OF Charles William
Watts. a newspaper man OF Albany,
Ore. is lying In an undertaking estab-
lishment In Skagway. says the SIsag-
way News. The body has been there
over year and It was expected his
wife would have the body taken out
last summer. but did not, and 1t has
been held ever since the death without
burial. Mrs. Watts received $1,000 as
insurance on the life of her husband
from the Woodnen. Just why she has
not sent for the body is nQi known, but
negotiations have been held with the
Woodmen looking to some scheme for
getting the body back to its former
home
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01
\ COMMUNICATIONS.

Editor Astorian: II would seem thai
notoriety enough has been given to the
relief afforded the family living on
Eighteenth street, But the ladies OF
the W. c. T. u. would like, in this
public way 10 have due credit given 10
the Woman's Relief Corps who paid
half the wages for the first nurse; also
one Of these ladies furnished SOUP and
another prepared food daily during their
worst Illness. Another OF these ladies
furnished abundant bread daily for
about week.
BY the wav, this case in question
is an apt illustration o. the need of or
ganiZed charity effort While all char
liy work Is dependent upon the indi-
vdual, II such cflort was organized
much OF overlapping and overgiving
might be avoided. such as reported In
this case Of forty-four loaves Of bread
being furnished them In one day.
PRESS SUPT. W. c. 7. U.
Astoria, April %, 1901.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01
WE 10 NOTFOLLOW LEADERS
But WE DOLEAD FOLLOWERS

II n the custom in this world of strife
where every one II striving for the
almighty dollar 20 profit by other
peoples success or failure. Our many
customers. who are our friends. have
snid that We have the best goods for
the least money, and give them the
bcst service Of any house In town. We
intend 10 continue 70 demonstrate 10
them that we are always in the lead
and desire their patronage. Just At
present We are demonstrating the
breakfast food "WHEATfSE," which Is
the best wheat production in the mar
ket. We are selling this excellent ar
ticlc AZ 10 cents for a two pound pack
age. We have a lady 10 cook the
mush and furnish you cream and sugar
and We extend cordial invitation TO
you all 10 come In and try dish.
ROSS. HIGGINS g. co.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01
FOR WOODEN MILL.
Push Club and Chamber OF Commerce
Meet Jointly.

Al joint meeting OF the Push Club
and the Chamber Of Commerce held YES
teriay the committee appointed to in
vestigate the plan OF George w. Herst
for the establishment of a wooden mill
here. asked for further time before
"aking a report and another meeting
will be held tonight. The proposition,
as made through Mr.. Herst's represent
ative, II. D. Wagonon. calls for a loan
Of $4,000 to be secured by notes and a
mortgage on the plant the money to be
repaid within a certain stipulated time
Mr. Herst at present Is in charge of
a mill al Brownsville, oregon. and is
anxious to remove here. The committee
aDDointed were instructed TO ascertain
whether or not the loan could be float
ed and a favorable report is expected
2t tonight's meeting.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01
BALLOON AscENsIoN1sT KILLED.

News com=s to us Of a balloon ascen-
sionlst who was oiled while making
one Of his daring trips. His hands
sliDped from the trapeze and the hor-
ror-strfcken crowd saw a sight they
will not soon forget. Life is too val
liable to trihe with In fool-hardy ad-
ventures. II is best to employ ourselves
In peaceful pursuits. where we may
BE- secure. Then II We take care Of our
health we can live to a good old age.
The best means OF promoting health is
Hostetter's Stomach Bltters. This ned
icine aids digestion. regulates the
bowels and cures dyspepsia, indigestion,
fatulency and insomnia. Il will also
prevent malaria. fever and ague. which
Is prevalent at this time Of the year.
BE sure 10 try II.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01
CONDENSED FROM CLIPPINGS.

The skeleton Of mastodon has been
unearrhed at Waitsburg. this state.
The barge C. II. Wheeler Is aground
on the south spit OF the Nehalem har-
boz.
A match factory to be erected in Terre
Haute, Ind. will turn out l50,G00.OO0
matches day.
The Skagway Alaskan estimates the
coming seasons output OF the Klondike
al from s25.000,000 to $30.O00.0O0.
The Hoquiam mill property at South
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01
AROUND TOWN.

See daAlon about harness.
Best i;-cent meal--iliaing sun Res
taurant. Gig Commercial 81.
A choice lot Of nne strawberry rhu.
barb at Johnson Bros, today.
Three firat-o BARRIERS at the Occl-
dent barber shop. Beat OF service.
Japanese goods OF all kinds, cheap at
Yokohama Bazaar; 62g Commercial g.
The steamer George W. Elder arrived
In yesterday Win ~ tons " freight
for local merchants.
Mrs. Rasmussen iA prepared 10 do up
lace curtains In good order, Leave or
dcrs at Oregon bakery.
Nice. pleasant rooms. newly furnish
ed. corner Iiond and Tenth street. Ap-
ply Ia Mrs q, Hansen.
wanted--Glri for general Homework
In small family. Apply a, No, U2
Franklin Ave. near Eighth.
\ very nnc lot ot large. fresh and
milky cocoanuts direct from the Sand.
wich Islands. ~ Johnson Bros,
The directors Of The Commercial Club
viii meet tonight when reports OF var
ioua committees Will BE- received.
Master Fish Warden Van DuHen has
returned from yiplt 10 Tie state hatch.
cry on the Salmon river. IN tiackimaH
county.
There ls one place IN the city that
gives satisfaction 10 ALL" remarked
returned Antorlan to u friend yesterday.
and they please the most faHtldlous.
ON being asked what place this could b.
he sctm 'd surprised at the question
and answered The Boston Restaurant"
BEST i5-cENT MEAL: RISING SUN
RESTAURANT.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01
REEDERs INGENIOUS EXPLANA-
TION.

L. b. Raeder. late speaker of the low
er house Of the state legislature. who
was charged with having drawn $3.50
for revising the house calendar and
having enjoyed q vacation in California
while the work was in progress, has re-
turned to his home in Pendleton. When
taxed with having drawn money for
services not rendered the ex-speaker Is
said 10 have replied as follows:
l'I pay Il no atten ton. | am only hu-
man and did lust what others would
have done had they been in my position.
| did not want my name included In
the resolution but the chief clerk in
sisted on It. There Is no use now for
anyone TO make howl about it.
drew the money and have spent it."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids for the construction OF a sys-
TEN OF sewers in the town Of Her
mosa Park. will oe received by the un-
derstmed. at the Office OF Fulton Bros.
up TO 10 o'clock a. m. Monday, May g.
1901. Profile maps. plans and specifi-
cations on application.
HERMOSA PARK INVESTMENT CO.
G.. G. Fulton President
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

All contracts for advertising In
the Astorian are made on guar.
antce Of circulation four times
larger than that OF any paper
published or circulated In Clat.
SOP county.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

George Kaboth has received permits
el0n from the government 10 erect a
heh house on his eclnlng grounds. II be.
Ing the first instance ~ 4 permit be-
Ing issued for the erection Of n build.
ing on any Of the sands In the Coz
lumbln.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

n you are having trouble with your
eyes N your glasses are not satlsfne-
tory. call on DR.. Elliott. AZ CDnn's drug
store. Examination and eyes tested
free. a large stock NJ lenses and spec
iacles on hand. VIII call at residence
when desired
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01
MRs. EsrHER nRowN pEAp.
Widow Of Claisop County Pioneer Dies
After Long Illness.

W lNbN w NldtFNV NNhllNN lRAtNl A~ANN
After Long Illness.
Mrs. Esther Brown. widow Of the late
Captain Hiram Brown. died last night
shortly after s o'clock at the family
residence on Franklin avenue. Mrs
Brown had been IN for some time and
her death was not entirely unexpect-
ed. The arrangements for the funeral
hav" not vet been made but II viii be
held Thursday AMI the details will be
announced later.
Mrs, Brown was a pioneer Cf Clatsop
county. having lived here FOR upward
of half a century. Four children sur
vive. c. $. Brown. Hiram Brown. Mrs
Annie Wilkinson and Mrs Ida Mitchell.
NJ san Francisco. All of the children
except Mrs. Wilkinson. who is now In
Europe, were present At the bedside
when death interviewed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01
uAMMoND.s NEHALEM OPTIONS.
Evident That Railroad MaEnate Is AZ
ter Land There.

ter Land There.
RumarS have be-, IN currcn, OF late TO
the effect that \. Il. Hammond was az
ter large tracts OF land In the neigh
bnrhold ~ Sehalem. and planned the
establishment OF sawmill at that
poin,. Noihing authoritative has been
issued from Mr. Hammond's office and
IN the absence Of confirmation Of the
reports they have been given for what
thev were worth. a. street talk.
From recent issues of the Tillamook
Herald and Headlight there Is 'vident-
iy something more than rlcre rumor In
the reports, Roth papers state that
Frank Hammond and Mr. McCloud.
who recentlv returned from an over
land trp 20 Nehnlem have been Sc
curing options on river frontage and
have contracted 10 buy the frontage
from crunens place. near the mouth
II the river 20 the Tohl place. The
gentlemen also gave the people TO un-
dcrstnnd that Mr. Hammond intended lo
extend the railroad from Seaside to Ne
halcm within a year.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-01

The British steamship AdntO evident.
~ failed 20 get Il cargo NJ Portland
M reports from The Sound state that
shc n 20 be cleaned on the drydOck at
OunrtermasterH Hnrbor. and viii after
wards take on a cargo OF lumber Tor
The West coast