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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-20

Fremont. O.. Feb. 5.-We>.houns;
passenger train NJ. 405, the Pitts.
burg and pe:7oi: flyer. struck 5 broken
rail this morning between Helens and
Niller>vi.le. and let, the track. The
train. napo>s-! Il engine. baggage tss-.
smoker. passenger each ana ,wo sleep
ers. WAS Gi;che~i ana >evv-Sl t,Acls>
Wrecked Threa persons we-e seriously
injured. Many others were struck hv
flying ,plin;e-> and ;A--t-i. hrt their
injuries A-r slight. The bA-cSce ana;
mail cars landed II red anG we-,.
demolished. o,he- cas- we're ts5,v
damaged B;h >,e@pv-> A-e INSIDE
down II ditch.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-20

Washington. Feb. l5.-The c.scisl.
Z tie government: h7sri q: tie :,
Louis exposition AMI s. number a: :;
Louis men Identified With ia; enter.
Qri>e were ,o>iAy ha;o-e ;he hcs.>e ,>,,,,.
nai:te3 ID exvc>';ion> il -vlA,;a.. =, n,
amount required IL lie ..,vu-ar,,,r;
exhibit. Congress- has ho-v:o.,,~,, s,>.
- p-ia,ei $4,000 - p&-t II n,
amoan; - Ire building. h., ;h,,
Ar'lun; :o- the exAih;; ;,ss.t has lNx,.,
lett op@n- Assistant >tv-y,Arv a.; ~.
-ienlFo7e ! +. Brigham. head y: he
government bNA-i. A;si his associates
calculate q s>00. 0@0 ~ ,t,a exA{,,,,
They also desire hajlGias - ,>,>s
s+5Q oo0.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-20
COST OF OUR NAVY.
Ships and Repairs Since 1883 have Cost Over
Si0o. 000. 900.

Washington. Feb. lS-The new navy
has cost the Unite! States SOC sos .ooS
for construction and So. SlS oSS for re-
pairs On completed vessels These fig
ures were supplied in statement for.
wariei 10 the senate by the secretary Of
the navy in response - q resolution
adopted by the senate in February.
1901. The facts are al given in tab
ular form, without explanatory text.
In addition 10 the expenditures made
on vessels now atoa, there are several
ships in course Of construction. These
include the Kentucky ana the Near
sarge. on each o: which An expenditure
II $4,000 600 has been authorized. ana
the Illinois. Indiana and Alabama. On
each o.; which an expenditure a S.
$50 600 Is authorized. There are also
several smaller vessels IN course II >9n-
s;ruc,ion which will bring the ,o,al up
70 considerable extent when the YES
>e,> sire completed.
The statement covers the period from
1855 and begins with the building II
the Chicago. Atlanta ami Boston. Oi
the completed vessels the Oregon g.,
the CREATES, amoun.-s6.S-5. 0S2 The
Massachusetts, Is second in poir, II c'>:
-s6 ,ol-.l75. The COS, Of the Maine
was 5! .6,->S
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-20
EXTENDED MONROE DOCTRINE.
hessea so03o have !. as.eA 10 TIE Walls
81 rek-

New Haven. Conn. Fsb >-CAp,ain
n : ioo>'r. Who WA> = -y,e>, Il the
Ne~ Haven Business Me- association
AZ HEIR annual taneut; ,.-c,,. that the
Non7~ jye;-;as y. sx,.a.ie>: = the
Nop;s'o> &ai l. The ~&l.> Cd: Pekin.
declaring that EU7'yss4u> >hou,d not
partition Ch,as, bs., oyxa J, - the
.r'.Se q; ;,e uo-,.i. s. ~ U-i;s,: States
.'iS'''t't |SY&~ i;,a,,,s -, ,:A,,sg-- that
i''v N@~Ns'', f'a ;soa,>i = y.s>sible
>'SNN' 'nv&>eN,', In The ewes: a.: ~hich.
,'f >A'.'. Il ~,,;,i ;&ll - ihe h.; DE-: the
! ni't'S States a. $>>iss N >uvius En-
T'iNa 'r'>s'' cer1-S, ~&- Wi,Aou, = -el-
A'Nr.N yN'~vctss' ,s&vy, >,,ch action
"NN&,'' * 1pSrsse>s5v -, v.,s>>.Als-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-20
Seattle Markets.

Hides, Pelts and Tallow-Heavy
salted steers. over so fos. Size: med
ium. De. n. SC; light. under 81 tos.
&c: COWS all weights. 7iec; salte,i
kips. ,i.c; calf. SC; stays and bulls
SC; green hides. lc less than saltet:
culls and grubby. &c less: dry hides,
per -. Ice: dry culls loo: summer
deer. 90 CSC. winter deer. dry. = @
zoe: good butcher Ial!ow. : { ilcc.
grease. IL Q &c.
Woo,-Western Washington. clean.
l3c: dirty l0Gllc: eastern Washing
ton wool, sGloc.
Live Stock-Beet cattle. COWS. - G
sc: steers. 4i.c. sheep. 40. hogs. sc;
calves large 4-.c: small. 50 G6o.
Live Poulrry-He1S. i.GIcc:
geese loo: ducks. no l2c; turkeys.
-. Csc,
Butter and Esss-Creamery butter,
go; eggs - G $50
G-a;n-Oa;s. $3.50: barley. SIS:
wheat. chicken feed. s:0c $50.
Hay-Puset Sound. sIIGlo T. "
timothy s,+Gi4.5; alfalfa sloC
1850.
Field Seea-Field peas. white. SIS:
green. SIS: oats, So; sp-ias seed
wheat So: seed rye. SIS: seed bar
ley, SIS
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-20
CAPTURE COLOMBIAN GUNBOAT.
Lbcrtador Puts Her Out Of Service and
Takes Aboard Her Grew.

Willemstad. Curacao. Feb. Ito
day the following report OF an engage
ment between the Libertador and the
Crespo, a Colombian government gun
boat, was obtained
On Board the Libretador. Off Cumar-
eho. Venezuela. Feb. Eve left the
vicinity OF Curacao at o'clock this
morning. going southwark. We were
informed by q schooner that the Nene-
zuelan warships were off La Villa de
Coro, and We headed south at full
speed. At > o'clock in the afternoon
we met the steamer Crespo before Cum
areho. and she Immediately prepared
for the fight To our summons to sur
render. which was accompanied by a
blank cannon shot. the Crespo replied
by opening fire on us. to which the Lib.
ertador answered by directing the fire
Of her heavy guns and rapid fire guns
on the Crespo. The latter kept up fir.
ing for time, but her shells did not
strike us. while our shells inflicted Sc
rious damage on her. Alter half an
hours lighting the Crespo hoisted the
white flag and surrendered uncondition-
ally. The commander OF the Crespo
and all her crew were then transferred
on board the Libertador. and the Cres-
20, rendered completely useless. was
abandoned on the coast.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-20
TEN MILLION DOLLAR FIRE.
Business Portion Of Paterson, N. j.. Des.
troyed-l,OO0 Families Homeless.

Paterson, n. j., Feb. IA great
fire swept through Paterson today and
in its desolate wake are the embers and
ashes of property valued at $4,000.
600. 1t burned its way through the
business section OF the city and claimed
as its own a majority of the finer struc-
lures devoted to commercial, civic,
educational and religious use, as we'll
as scores OF houses. There was but
small tribute of life and injury to the
conflagration. but thousands were left
homeless and many thousands without
employment.
A relief movement for the care of
those unsheltered and unprovided for
has already been organized and Mayor
John Hinchliffe says that Paterson
will be able to care for her own with
out appealing to the charity OF other
communities and states. The great
manufacturing plants Of the place are
safe and the community, temporarily
dazed by the calamity. has already COM
menced the work of reorga nization and
restoration.
The fire began its work OF destruction
at the power house oil the Jersey City,
Hoboken Il Paterson Traction Com
pany, which fronted on Broadway and
extended block TO the rear Of Van
Houten street. II commenced in the
car shed and was burning fiercelv when
one Of the employees detected it. 1t
was leaping through the roof and the
gale was lifting it in forks and whirls
when the fire apparatus came into the
roadway at Van Houten and Main
streets. The tiremen tried TO hem the
blaze in, but it skipped across Van
/ Houten street in one direction and Main
street in another, and gaining vigor as
| il went. burned unchecked down into
the business district. Every piece Of
fire mechanism in the city was called
out. but the fire and gale We're masters
The fire came at midnight and was
only checked after desperate fight
that lasted until late this afternoon.
Everyfcity and town within reach of
Paterson sent fremen1and apparatus
10 1.-THE aid OF the city. and il took the
united efforts Of them all 10 win the
battle. 4 northerly gale gave the con-
iiagra,ion its impetus and carried its
burning brands 10 kindle the blaze
afresh at other points. The firemen
made stand after stand before the wall
OF fire. but were repeatedly driven back,
and when victory finally came to them
they Were grimei and exhausted.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-20
Ralded ev Outlaws

A.a-lac -sia. y. NJ, Feb. ll.-News
has t~Vn Revived here q : -aid u the
s'o-e q; ne Pew Mercantile Company.
~ Fo-' Sumner. by gang %: outlaws.
supposed = be the same tia, re-c<.ntlv
robbed hank and lay ca- al santa
/ - one g.: IL eH-vloye. II the store
~ killed and 800 II cash taken.
Tie gang : headed II tie CAPTAIN
mountains and : bang pursued by
sheriff posse
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-20
EVENTS OF THE DAY
FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF
THE WORLD.
A Comprehensive Review Of the Important
Happenings Of the Past Week. Presented
in q Condensed Form, Which Is Most
Likely to Prove Of Interest to Our Many
Reader.
lewis and Clark exposition stock has
been increased to $500, 900.

lewis and Clark exposition stock has
been increased to $500, 900.
The president will announce his de-
cision in the Schley case in few days.
Representative Tongue has intro
duced new irrigation bill III the
house.
A company has been Incorporated in
California to develop the island of
Mindauao. I. |.
Troops have had to be called out in
France IL preserve order among striking
leather workers.
Santos-pumont' : airship burst while
he was making n trial. and the inventor
had n narrow escape from drowning.
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.. has passed
the danger point in his sickness The
president has returned to Washington.
Russia expresses herself we'll pleased
ut the Anglc-Japanese alliance. but
hopes the United States is not party
to II.
Commander Booth-Tucker, of the sal
Walton Army, has taken the oath of al
leyiance rs citizen OF the United
States.
Lord Kitchener made concentrated
movement OF all available troops against
newet's forces. but the Roer leader
managed To slip through the lines.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-20
4 Naval ensiserer,.

Panama. Feb. li.-rAs C,,o,,N,s,
government fee, lei: Panama YESTERDAY
net the insurcen: wA->h,r ps,s:lls -
Aqua Drloe, =: : ?. n &v,ii,'.>s... hs-
for one hour. The government, s..al,as,
Boyaca wAs struck sri slightly 5Am,,
acei. The Paiilla rs. II: ;A-v~, ,sn,,,>
an sought protection irs-s ;ae is.>.a->
gents guns 2shc-e-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-20

Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., is nearly out
of danger.
The senate will construct a new war
tax reduction bill.
The oleomargarine bill has been
passed by the house.
The Anglo-Japanese alliance was the
work OF Marquis Ito.
The dowager queen of Italy will make
tour OF the United States.
Six men were killed and six fatally
injured in battle in Kentucky.
The work Of developing the Philip.
pine islands will consume years.
The rebel gunboat Lihertador cap
tured and sank Colombian gunboat.
Renewed riots in Spain have resulted
in the death OF a number Of people and
the injury OF scores.
The imperial German Yacht Hohen-
zollern has arrived at New York, one
day earlier than was expected.
Northern Pacific switchmen at Mis-.
soula. Mont. are on strike.
Young Teddy Roosevelt, is slightly
better. although the crisis has not yet
passed.
San Francisco chamber Of commerce
iavors the admission oi Chinese mer-
chants.
England and Japan have formed an
alliance for the preservation OF China
and Corea.
Coombis offers the United States
guaranteed title to a waterway for the
construction OF a canal.
Governor Taft favors bringing some
native Filipinos 70 this country and ed
ucatinc them.
The Marquis Of nuferin. ex-governor
general OF Canada and ex-viceroy Of
India. is dead
Fire a; Springfield. H., did over s
million dollars damage.
new cey>er has been found in the
Yellowstone National park.
TAFT strongly opposes the importation
OF Chinese Il the Philippines.
More lighting is reported between the
government, troops and the rebels ii
Venezuela.
Sentiment, io- reduction Of rates on
Philippine imports i gaining ground in
the senate.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-20
WASHINGTON NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL
OVER THE STATE.
Commercial and Financial Happenings Of I'm
portance-A Brief Review Of the Growth
and Improvements Of the Many Industries
Throughout Our Thriving Commonwealth
--latest Market Report.

The new directory gives Aberdeenra
population of nearly 1000.
The Olympia postmaster is making
an effort to secure additional mail car
riers.
4 telephone line between Davenport
and Cedar Canyon has just been COM
pleted.
Vancouver Barracks will likely be
doubled in size to accommodate addi-
tional troops.
The Oakesdale city council voted
down an ordinance providing for licens-
ing Of saloons.
4 syndicate of Eastern capitalists
will establish an extensive cold storage
plant at Fairhaven.
The Aberdeen Brewing company has
filed articles Of incorporation. The
capital stock is 500. 900.
4 box factory to cost $3.50. 600 is to
he started At Ballard. The citizens
Will give bonus oi SlU.UOu.
A sale OF hops is reported from North
Yakima for which the top price OF the
season was ohtaned-l5 cents.
The question Of moving the county
seat from Montesano to some other
point on Grays harhor is being agitated.
State Superintendent OF Schools Bry-
an has made the state current school APP
portionment. The amount was Sl32.-
SIS 80.
Lincoln's birthday was generally
observed throughout the state Ivy the
closing OF banks. postotiices. schools
and offices.
Farmers from various portions OF
Walla Walla valley agree that crops
sustained no practical damage by the
recent cold snap.
What is proposed TO be the largest
fertilizing plant in the world i To he
started in Whatcom as soon as a build
ing can be erected.
The taxpayers Of Benton are COM
planning about the high rate OF taxes
this year and an effort will be made To
have them reduced.
The smallpox epidemic at North
Yakima is abating No more cases
have appeared in the past few days,
The schools will remain closed anotkr
week.
Dayton will vote upon the question
of issuing $500 900 for the erection al
y modern school building March /. 1t
is the general belief that tie bonds
will be voted.
The Bellingham Oyster company has
been incorporated by Fairhaven and
Whatcom men, The company owns
700 acres OF first class oyster land in
Skagit county.
Two passenger trains on the O. r. x
\. met in a headend collision a, Rock
/ ford. The engines were badly dam
aged, but neither passengers nor train
men were injured.
The Everett chamber OF commerce
has forwarded q petition 10 Washington
asking for light station AZ Mukilteo
point. This i the second petition for
war,ied asking the same favor.
II has been announced that Or. James
! Howells. Of Spokane. will he appointed
assistant superintendent OF the Medical
Lake insane asylum. At the end Of q
month. ii he proves satisfactory. he
will be made superintendent.
There is not much hope Of the new
capitol building being conducted with
in the specified time. in which event
the state will have good damage
claim. There may lie trouble. how
ever. in deciding who is liable.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-20
Negotiations Again OPENED.

Consiantinople. Feb. lS.-The Amer
lean delegates remaining =, Se-e>
MacaioniA, after the failure recently Q:
the Negotiations :or the ran>o ming OF
The shiuc-ei missionary. have again
opened negotiations.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-20

Marx Twain'> Tom Sawyer and
"Hucklebe--y Finn are = - dram
affixed
Local capitalists viii can~t-rct a
SO. 600. eco bridge across The =. Law
renee river q. Montreal.
/. Z. Cooley SAYS .ooo An,e-itsn>
can engage II r-'atable business along
he Nicaragua canal right o.: way.
The Chinese government refuses q
pay SIS GEO in salaries due foreign
professors Il tie InlY%-ia. university
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-20
Ns.a -ax q: Rem.

Ne'''\ New. FeA. li.->~ys-sl ueu
's'>V'S u S'''s,'ps,S 50 -vy.o-;s,i II Rene.
s'a'''''< 'ae "',seS, Aasi ~ >,S;e hard
y '''S,'a A$> declared smallpox epi-
's''''s' n NesN. &ssi sa,l y-,eshly r,ier
'tc iNlA.sc >cees,,> CLOSED
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-20
Bss Publishers Assign.

Boston. Feb. lS.->-,all, Maynard <
Co, publishers. a thi> c,iy. have m&de
81 assignment. NJ statement n assets
and liabilities i given.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-20

f'%''$1'A. Fosa ,i-Aa ztc.ssa, in
'''S "sTvA q; elo-Sse:'o>, y Charseui.
Fs>'@'''i - 's'S V.yasA q : : vs,-as1.s srd
'Ia' sSNS7e roSsss..sgs Il - l;sse-s.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-20

A farmer ana wife, living nes- New
Work. r,>>eive>i = legacy g.: 5000 iron,
a man whom. ~ : hungry vanie-e-
they tv;7ieni,>i Is wears aco.
Herbert Bickre>e was sent - iS;l s.,
Fort Wayne, Ind. ior contemy, #
caurt. Tie persisted IN calling or his
wife, who : suing IL diyoo>
Peter Quinn. aye! s., who inherited
4 fortune from NJ father. sQuAn;ere,i
Il II high living an& ha> jps; i:ei il
New Io-S i homeless w4-j;e-a7
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-20
NO SUCCESS WITHOUT 1T.

No brilliant success in business is
on record where the value OF news
pager advertising was not recognized
and employed with rrofit.-Oshkosh
Times.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-12

ing. Il was no, until after the close
Of the market that the exac; nature
Of the proposed transaction was learn
ed.
The specific properties which were
purchased by the Atchlson some time
ago but were never taken into the sys-
TEN, having been carried up 70 The
present on treasury funds" are to-
gather with their cost:
Santa F., Prescott & Phoenix. 81. s33.-
lo3, Beaumont & Kansas city. 1910
90>; Pecos Valley & Northeastern, 81
5sI52s. Total s55sl5i2 /, is stated
that the serial debentures viii be secur-
I'd by stocks Of acquired property and
also by equipment purchases and 20 BE-
purchased
General mortgage bonds amounting
ro UI0.ooo9 and adjustment bonds Il
i23 00aoao provided sYr under ,ae terms
1t The reorganization oG ta. Atcals.
remain unsald and #lu o.. u.s. d for
the r-'irem7, 4 th. new s-u4 +. is
presumed.
The genaa-. mor,-ag. bonds men
tlonet ar- available o. .h- -txeat "
}-voog) annually
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-12

The Womans club haI very lorga
attendance and very Interesting ses-
sion yesterday afternoon NJ Pages hall
The program Tor the Afternoon was an
address by Hon. g. w. Fulton, uu The
Property Rights VI Women n oregon"
From this yrry unusual topic Nj Ful-
ton evolved delghuuUy Informal
and instructive talk H.. hal ID most
Interested and attentive uuIi,u." NJ
about -l " Au,rias repre- NATIVE
women TIN Womuns club rs grow.
Ing in interest aud purposes .o .e A
power whose influence wIl surely Dec
nt for good ,n t.is ommuni.y
Tu. Wednesday Nish. 'HaHua uau
club met at th- residence ~ Nl. olga
and Mr Charles Ile.Dom tn. nutl.
talum,nr durlag the evening Ha4
series o. living @ Dsoa picture. posed
by Miss Tallan' and MS Tlor.'e
Elmor-, as the typical Gibson girls
Mr. Herr. a. Mr. rIpp NJ. hulcs
Hr.lDorn, as the old doctor, Miss Reed
a4 Madame pipp, rrd Captain 'i,ar
ann VI h'"n To "7 ''' popular ''D''"
men
3 'H'l"E p.'" ..'u'' 'o''po '' '.
DIR. ana Mi7 harrison A.'eh N''. ana
''' '''''' i''i.''.. "'. '"' WIS
Horace Thing. Mr. and Mrs Robert
wilson. Dr. and Mrs. Flnrh and Mr.
and Mir Charles calender ha. been
,ryanlzrl FL. meet every two weeks /.
during the nIr,.r The nr,, meeting |
....r.I.,.. - Mr. and Nrs Au.,
Ladies day continues 10 be 'c,y |
the attendance at 'he aileya b. very .
large Some Uf the lady members ar"
H"rpming expert by'lers and II Is cx-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-12
Cough, COuGA,

Night and lag m' the strength is
entirely rtllu rd and that dreaded
word "(oHHWtH1p' begin 10 hr n0t..
pcrcd among friends That'sa common
story familiar TO the people Of ever.
town and village
There's another Cory which OUGHT 10
be as widely known ls the story of dis-
ease. AMI thIt b. 'u. au. u the ruru
effected by the use Of Dr. Picrrc's Golden
Medical discovery. Bronchitis. a.,lul.
obstinate, deep seated coughs, blccd.ng
Of the lungs, and other forms Of disease
which affect the respiratory organs. are
permanently cured by the use Of" Golden
Medical Discovery"
"Only for Dr. pierce's Golden Medical Dis
COvefy think would be In my grave 10 dpy
writes Mr. Moses Miles Of Hilliafd Uinln Cp
Wyoming 81 had asthma No bad could not
sleep at night and was compelled 10 give no
work II affected my lungs 10 that cpuyhcd
all the time beth night aud day nv friends
all thought / had consumption NY wife in
sisted On my trying Dr. Pierces Golden Medical
Discovery which I did / have taken four
bottles and am now q we'll man weighing us
pounds, thanks 10 Or Pirfcrs Golden Medical
Discovery
Dr. Picrce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser IS sent free on receipt Of stamps
10 pay expense Of mailing O1iH Send n
one-cent stamps for book in paper covers
or 81 stamps for cloth-bound. Address
DR. X V. Pierce, Buffalo, ~ Y.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-12
MAKING NOVEL EXPERIMENTS

Professor LOMBARD Believes ii~ Has
Located Dwelling Place of The Soul
DhIit'II Jan. ll.-Fr7f"-71r LON
para, OF Ann Arb1r. Instructor " phys
.'l'sy IN the University VI Michigan
believes De- mas located the dwelling
place OF IN" sou. 10 the spinal column
tie mas arrived al this conclusion after
many months " rXreI.m ms wi'l
frogs.
Results OF the lag- ru.l tav4' ayrar.-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-12
BIC I.rMRER nrAI-

ORANGE. Tex. Jan. 11-Another
big deal Of interest to the lumber trade
has just been consummated, the New
ton County Tram Company having
sold to John II. Kirby Of Houston, all
Of Its assets, consisting Of pine lands,
logging railroad, logging equipments
and pine logs in the Sabine river, the
named being t240 100.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-12
TO HOUSEWIVES.

Wyoming Crock springsJ coal Is the
only coal 10 use for heating purposes.
You have probably tried others; now
try this. and we feel assured you Will
never use any other kind. Phone
main Gel: and we will at once deliver
coal to you in any quantity. Give
this coal trial and don't forget the
phone, Gg1 s. ELMORE & Co.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-12

Sow Chicago university has 2..
$1,000 900 from o l.nH FrDncNmau. Is
fha, patriotic Buffalo Express.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-12

Louis Herr and Duncan Mclean left
On the ElmOre Thursday morning on
business trip 10 Tillamook.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-12

Mr. and Mrs. BRENNAN Van Dusen
entertained the Euchre Club on las.
Wednesday evening.
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TO REIMBURSE COMPANY.
Atkinson. Topeka & Santa Fe Issue
t20COo0GO Dcbenturss.

NEW YORK. Jan. 11.-An issue by
the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Rail
way of i3OOOOO0O serial debentures.
bearing interest at 4 per cent and
running twelve years, will be an
nounced possibly next week, according
TO a statement published by the Her
aid.
The issue is for the purpose Of re-
imbursing the company's capital ac-
count for certain extensions and pur-
chases and for providing for largely
inceasing the lines equipment. It will
be retired at the rate Of 50, 900. 900 annu-
ally. Reports Of proposed bond issue
was current In Wall street on Friday
afternoon and caused considerable sell
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NOTICE

During the absence ln China " An
Dosg, senior partner and general man
agrr Of the Hop Hing Lung Company.
the affairs Of the firm vii. be managed
by Ju Young, through whom all bust
ness must be transacted.
HOP Hl%G LUNG K co.
37s Bond st., Astoria.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-12

The harmony between Chile and Ar
gentine seems to be Developing some
oeculiar rag-time cccentrlcitieg.-Ana-
conda Standard