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DURING.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Youngman
made a trip to Inez last Saturday.
G. J. Carlson was a caller at
the During post Office today.
Ed Dietrich made a business
trip to Kelliher the first of the
week.
Arthur Haynes has been out
on his claim q few days and
stayed until after election.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. LIE Rogue
have left the town for a couple
of months and have gone to Kelli-
her, where LIE Rogue has taken a
cedar job.
The pupils in the north school.
house, Dist. 49,, are busy taking
up a Subscription for a
bell. They are doing well at it
too, for they have near enough
for good bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Caldwell
lost their little 16.month-o]d boy.
from pneumonia. He died last
Thursday and was buried Sun.
day with quite q few Of their
friends present. They have the
sympathy # the entire com.
munity.
Commissioners Danaher and
Gunderson were out last Satur-
day and let the road work on the
range line between Cor nant and.
Curing townships. Six miles
were let to the different parties:
r. G Christensen, O. B. Olson, John
Young man, ". Sjogren, Charles
Michles and J. Hayle, each hav-
ing one mile to work our.
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An Imnreaaion

Nov I. have an impression in my
head" said the teacher. "Can any of
you tell me what an impression is?'
''Yes'm, I can," replied little fellow
at the foot of the class "An impress
sion is dent in soft spot"
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Badly Put.

Fisherman beginner)-Don't you
think, Peter, I've improved good deal
since began? Peter anxious to pay a
compliment)-You have, SOFT. But
sure, it was aisy for you to improve,
sorr!-Punch. :.
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Carlisle Indians

Vember II, p.
The most important game of the furnishing long
sought opportunity the leading teams Of the East
and West Tickets will be sold for all trains arriving
Minneapolis Friday November l6 1906, and before O. M,
Saturday November H. 1906 All tickets good for return
trains leaving St. Paul and Minneapolis not later than Monday
November 10, 1906 E. Chamberlain, Agt, Bemid, Mimi.
A. L. Craig, Passr. Traf Mgr, St. Paul, Minnesota
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Read the Daily Pione 81.

Read the Daily Phone ~.
L. G.. Crothers returned this
morning from . visit to Ten.
strike.
A. j. Cunnington Of Mizpah
was registered at the Markham
this morning.
G. r. Middleton OF Crookston
was among the arrivals in the
city last night.
Mrs. Shay, resident of
Northome, visited in the city last
night and was guest at the
Brinkman.
Mrs. W. r. Spears, wife of the
Red Lake merchant of that name,
was registered at the Brinkman
last night.
Some of the best local talent
will assist in the entertainment
at the opera house Friday even
ing for the benefit of the new
Episcopal church. r. :"
L. Fortes is day operator at the
M. & I. depot during the absence
of John Oman, who was called to
Hastings to attend the funeral of
his sister, who died at Hastings
a few days ago.
The talented Irish orator
Rev. Roderick J. Mooney will
appear at the opera house Fri
day night, Nov. Is. Under the
auspices of the Ladies Guild
building fund com mlttee of the
new Episcopal church.,
Torkel Holland, the Lengthy
merchant who owns a claim near
Big Falls, came down from the
latter place this morning aud
spent the day in the city. He
has not yet completed arrange
ments for the sale of the timber
on his claim, of which he has a
valua BILE quantity.
W. G.. Schroeder left this
morning for the home of his
father-in-la law, Henry Lilianthan,
near Lake George, where he will
hunt for several days. He was
armed with a murderous- looking
firearm and a pack sack we'll
filled with provisions, Indicative
of his determination to "do
things" while away.
Matt Fisher, the editor and
owner of the Funkley Bugle and
also proprietor of a refreshment
parlor at that place, was in Be-
midi yesterday and attended the
funeral of Docity .Beauchamp,
formerly of t'unkley. Matt
states that business is brisk with
him, in both the news and the
"booze'' departments.
Alexandria Thompson, the
democratic sage of Crookstop,
and DR.. A. H. Dunlop, one of the
most prominent physicians of
the "Queen City," arrived in the
city last night. They will 60 to
the doctors country home, near
Turtle River, where they will
hunt and enjoy an outing for a
week. Both gentlemen . are
experts with the rife and will.
undoubtedly get their full share
of game.
A. H. Pitkin came over from
Crookston yesterday noon and
left last evening for Kelliher,
where he will remain with the
Beltrami Mercantile company
until the 18th inst, when he re-
tires from the active manage
ment of the business of that con-
Germ, having rendered his resig-
nation some time ago. He is
onoooodo1 NV K McTvor. If Ro-
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Low Rates to the West and Southwest

Low Rates to the West and Southwest.
On the first anG third Tues.
days of each month until March,
1907, inclusive, the Chicago
Great Western railway will sell
one-way Colonist tickets at nearly
half fare to points in Arkansas,
Colorado, Indian Territory, Kan
sas, Louisiana, Mexico, Missouri,
Nebraska, New Mexico, Okla.
homa, South Dakota, Texas and
Wyoming. For further informa.
ton apply to H. L. Wyand, T. P.
A., 1854 Robert street, st. Paul,
MINI. .,
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Thanksgiving DaV.

For the above occasion the
Minnesota and International
Railway Go. will sell tickets to
all stations on this line at follow
ing rates. One and third fare
for round trip. No ticket less
than so cents. Date of sale Nov.
18th and Goth, 1906. Return
limit Dec. 3rd, 1906. Half of
above rates for children of half
fare age. G. A. Walker, Agent.
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IN PRAISE or cHAMBERLAiN'e
COUCH REMEDY.

by refusing any but the genuine. n.
There IL no other medicine manu-
featured that has received 70 much
praiaa and 10 many exprersIons OF
gratitude as chamberInin's Cough
Remedy II II effective. and prompt
relief follows ita use. Grateful par
ents everywhere do not hesitate 70
testify 10 its merits for tho dement's
OK others X In a certain cure for
Group and wilt prevent the nttnck II
given at tho first appearance of the
disease. II ii especially adapted 70
children, aa II n pleasant 10 tnka and
contains nothing injurions. Mr.. ~. A.
iiiimphries, well known resident
and clerk In the store of Mr.. ~. Lock.
of Alice. Cape Colony. Afsica, says.
Il have used Chamberiain'B Cough
Remedy to ward on coughs and Group
IN my family. found Il TO be very
satisfactory. and Il gives me pleasure
10 Recommend H." Frank Hart and
Lending Druggists,
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SHEET ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Bond Street, from . point IS feet west
,.ef the East line 81 42nd street, 70
the west line Of 44th Street.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the assessment made for improving
Bond street from point Is feet west
Of the East line of 4and street to the
west line Of llth street, was made by
an order of the common council due
and payable on the 2sth day Of Do
cember. "A. D. 1905, BY ordinance num-
Der sss7, confirming said assessment
roll, ana that the following are the
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STREET ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Eleventh Street from the South Line
Of Franklin Avenue to the North
limo Of Harrison Avenus.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the assessment made for improving
nth street from the South line OF
Franklin avenue TO the North line OF
Harrison avenue. a. per assessment
roll number 1886. was made by an or
der OF tho common council. due and
payable on the asth day Of December.
A. ID. 1905. by ordinance number $3.50,
confirming said assessment roll, that
the following are the names Of the
persons against wrom the assessment
10 made and the amount owing by
each. to.wit:
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NOTICE or INTENTION TO M
PROVE COLUMBIA AVENUE.

NOTICE rS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tho Common Council of the City or
Astoria has declared its determine
tion and intention to improve coIum-
bin Avenue from the West end Of
Bond Street to point 1o2 feet South
Of the South line of Taylor Avenue
to the width Of 80 feet upon the line
that said street is now improved and
on the established grade thereof. From
the center line Of the West end Of
Bond street to point 100 feet South
erly therefrom; the Improvement shall
consist Of removing all the old deck
Ing and hand rain and replacing the
same with new decking and hand
railing. Tho decking to be 4 by 70
inches. 80 feet long and from said
point 100 feet southerly from the West
end OF Bond street for distance OF
so feet southerly the Improvement
shall consist of removing all the old
decking. stringers caps and posts
and planling and under -pinning the
street to the width OF 80 feet. and from
said point 22o feet South Of the CEN
ter line OF Bond street to said point
io2 feet South Of the South line of
Taylor Avenue. the Improvement shall
consist OF removing ell the old deck
ing. caps and stringers and grading
the street to the established grade. and
pianling the same with planks BY
IL inches TO the width OF 80 feet.
That the costs and expenses OF con-
structing said Improvement shall be
betrayed BY special assessment upon
the lots. lands and premises benefited
by the same which said lots. lands and
promises are included In the special
assessment district including all lots
lands and premises so bsnsfitted. to-
wit:
Lots .. Z. s. Q. 10. II. 10 ls and
II. In Block 1. .Taylor's Astoria. and
Lots /. 2. 3. 4. s. Q. Z 8. Q. 10 and
II In Block ., in Taylor's Astoria, a.
laid out and recorded by the Penin-
sular Land and Trust Company. and
also the following described real es-
tate. to-wit:
Commencing at the Northeast cor
ner OF Lot Q. In said Block 1, In Tay-
ior's Astoria, and running thencs
North to the South line Of Bond
street: thence West along the South
line OF Bond street to the West end
thereof; thence South along the East.
ern line OF Lot s. in Block l. Taylor's
Astoria 1855 feet; thence East along
the North line of Lots 7 and In said
Block l in Taylor's Astoria to ths
point of beginning. Also beginning al
the Northeast corner of Lot IL In
Block Q. in Tayior's Astoria and run
ming thence North to the Pier Head
line ON the South side Of the Colum-
bia River and running thence Easterly
along said Pier Head line. to point
whore the same would DO intersectet
BY the West line Of Lot 4 IN Bloch
1 in Tayior's Astoria, extended on .
straight line, thence South TO thu
North line Of Bond street: thence west
along the North line Of Bond street te
the west end thereof and thence along
the North line Of Block .. in Tayior's
Astoria to the point Of beginning.
oLoF ANDERSON.
Auditor and Police Judge Of the City
Of Astoria. 12-s-io'
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Fresh Msass and Flsh.

Fresh meats--veal, medium. 10 Il
100 pounds, INC; 100 to 1SO iba, "a
INC; 1so to 200 lbs, b0sc; 900 ibs
Fish -Halibut. 50; black cod. 70;
bass, per 10, zoe; herring, So; found
ers, SO; catfish, 90; silver smelt. 90;
shrimp. 1oc; perch So; sturgeon. toc;
sea trout, 1aMc; grsylings. 60; ell
versidea. S@ec.
CLANS -Hardsheil, per boz. ss.oo;
razor CLAIMS, 81 per box
oysters--sh -shoalwater Bay per sal.
lon, 81; per sack, sl.oo; Toke Point
s1.eo per 100; fresh canned. $3.50 pei
dozen quarts; olympias (iaO EbG). IS;
do, per gallon, %; DO per Quart cans
per dozen, $3.50.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of tho stock
holders OF thu Astoria Iron Works will
be- held al their office on January 10
1907. at p NJ. for the purpose 81
eiecting directors for tho ensuing year
and the transaction of such other buai'
ness aa may properly come before ths
meeting. ny order OF the board ol
directors. JOHN FOX.
Attest v. Il BISHOP, President
Secretary.
Astoria. Oregon. Dec. 20, 1905.
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Tropical fruIts--I,anana SC per
pound: pineapplea, si.So9b.bo per
dozen; lemons. ss.oo07oo box: or
anges, si.5o@SoO: grapefruit $500
@b.Bo crate: lines. 75c@i.i5 per 100
Domestic fruit--Apples, common,
sex@i; fancyt s1oo91.s5 boxfi crab
applcs. s1@1,sb crate; figs, eSc@si,oo
box: grapes, 7Sc@si7S crate; pears
siQi.25 box: ounces. ,i0i.bo boz;
huckieberries. io0iac pound; Gran
berries. sio0io.bo barrel
Turnips--Per sack, eoc@N,oo; car
ro,s, 75c@,l; beats, si.sS; radiahes
isM1i5c dozen punches; hofaerad!ah
7M0so ib.
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by order of the common council
oLoF ANDERSON.
Auditor and Police Judge Of the City
Of Astoria. Oregon.
Dated December II. 1909. iot
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eician treat him,
but the sores grew
worse. Then they
began 10 come on
his arms, then on
other parts OF his
body, and then one
came on his chest,
worse than the
Others. Then / call
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namos Of ths persons against whom
the assessment Ii made and the
amount owing by each. to-wIt:

NY order of tho common council.
oLoF ANDERSON,
Auditor and Police Judge OF the city
Of Astoria, Oregon.
Dated December II, 1905. iot
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Potatoes--In county. $4,000 per
cwt; sweet potatoes. 80 and 20 70
Cabbage Per 10. l i-Ac; caulifower
s1Oi.25 per posen; parsley s5c per
dozen; hot-hopse lettuce. $3.50 pei
box, head, tOc dozen; spinach, s@Sc
ib.; artiohokes. 75cibs1.sb per dozen;
peas. l4c 10; garlic, s@loc ib.; RED
peppers. dry, so@sJc; celery e5@s5e
dozen. egg plant, $3.50 crate; olsra
si.75 box; sprouts. Sc ID.
Tomatoes--sl.75@2 box; Hubbard
squash. 1@iMc 10.
onions--sl.ooib1,1o per cwt.
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oLoF ANDERSON.
Auditor and Police Judge Of the City
OF Astoria, Oregon.
Dated December ii, 1906. lot
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PORTLAND. Dec. so.--p'ruits both
domestic and tropical. are meeting with
a heavy demand. OWING to the holiday
trade. The poultry maskc, was
srongsr today and no further drop IN
prices is anticipated. Iigsa continue
10 Increase IN receipts. bu, the prices
remaln the same There IL no change
In butter quotations and none ID cx-
pecsud until after tue holidays
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STREET ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

Fourteenth Street, from South line Of
Franklin Avenue to the North line
Of Grand Avsnue.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tho assessment made for improving
iath street from the South line Of
Franklin avenue TO the North line Of
Grand avenue M per assessment roll
number isB. was made BY an order q
the common council due and payable
On tho 2sth day of December, A. p
1905. BY ordinance number ssss. con-
firming said assessment roll. that the
following are tho names Of the per-
sons against whom the assessment ~
made and the amount owing BY EACH
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AZ soon as tho child Is done nursing
apply chamherlaln's s;aive. Wipe Il
on with soft cloth before allowing
The child 20 nurse Many trained
nurses uSc this with the best results.
Price eb cents per box. For sale by
Frank HART and Leading Druggists.
NOTICE.
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There IL money IN the general fund
TO pay warrants indoraed prior 10 Do
cnmbar 1. 1906. Interest win cease af-
Ter this date, THOMAS DEALEy.
City Treasurer,
Astoria, ore, Dec. 70, 1909.
IN %. 1 flf
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wheat waila waila, ssWetc; VAL
ley. ss4G7e; blueascm esGs7c: red
sodsie.
Grain, Fhur, Feed.
,Dats--white. ss4eoGas: gray. ssa0
st.Ge.
] Fieur-.iiard wheat patent $500,
straight. 1895: graham. $3.50; rye
$500; wnole-whaat iiour. 1915; VAL
10y -four, ,s.so9asS;; Dakota. $4,000
$50. Eastern rye. t5.to: Pillsbury
ts.ao. Corvallis. ts.7c.
corn--whole. ss1; cracked. sss pei
ton.
Barisy--Brswing. sssi feed, ssi;
rolled. sas92s.
Rye--si.&o per ewt.
Hay-~valley, timothy. sitNia:
Eastern oregon. sis9ie; clover ty@
7.so. cheat, sT@zSo: alfalfa. sii;
grain hay. s70ISo; veteh. sfT7so.
Huckwhsat--s per ton.
MiIlH,urs -Middlinss. sat0sS; chcr
tis: bran. tis; SHORTS, sis.
Cereal foods.--itoiled oats, cream
o.pound sacks. $500; lower grades
ss.so0s.sO: oatmeal. steel cut. bo-it
sacks, o., bale. io.ib. sacks. st.fb ps'
bale. oatmeal tgtound) bc-ib sacks
$3.50 per bale. io-ib sacks. 81 pei
bale; spill, peas, $3.50 per ioo-ib
sacks: sS-Ib boxes. si.2S; pearl bar.
Iey. siTa per 100 ms; sS'ib boxes
si.as per box; pastry -four. io-ib sacks
1850 per bale.
Grain bags--Foreign and domestic
s-4c.
Produce.
Poui,ry--old roosters. sGsc; heni
and Springs. is0isMc; dressed
chickens. it0itMe; turkeys. isGi7c'
dressed. 10000; geese, live. s9toci
dressed. ioaisc: ducks. old. isspitc'
young ducks. is@ibc; old. ia0isc'
pigeons. per dozen. u01.sS; squads
si.76U2.
Eggs--orcgon ranch, se@aThci
Eastea. so9ssMc
Buttcr--Country creamery, sodlssmi
city crsamery. sSo; store. isMGi7ei
butter fat, sshc.
choeae--young America, it@ishci
oregon full cream. fats, isMdpiaMc.
Honcy--park, ioh0iic; amber, 4
Qiac; fancy white, i4Gibc'
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BABY COVERED
WITH SORES
Would Scratch and Tear the Flesh
Unless Hands Were Tied Wasted
toaSkeleton Awful Suffering for
Over a Year Grew Worse Under
Doctors Skin Now Clear.
WOULD HAVE DIED
BUT FOR CUTlCURA.

any little son, when about q year
and q half old, began 10 have sores
come out on bis face. ! had q ply
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by order OF the common council.
oLor ANDERSON.
i,uditor and Police Judge Of the city
Of Astoria, Oregon.
Dated December II. 1905. iot
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PORTLAND MARKETS
Latest Quotations IN the Portland
Markets

Complete Maiset Reports Corrected Earn
nay Giving tho wboleaaIs Prices VI
Commodities, Farm Produce and vsgs
tables. #
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STREET ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Eiahth Street from Center line Of Ken
sinston to point 55 feet south Of
the North line OF Niagara avenue.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the assessment made for improving
Mlghth street from the center line of
Remington avenue to a point IS feet
South Of the North line Of Niagara
.-e-.e 90 rer assessment yell nnm-
her isS. waa made by an order Of the
common council due and payable on
the asth day Of December. A. d. 1905.
BY ordinance number ssSe, confirming
said assessment roll. that the follow
ing are tile names o. the persons
against whom the assessment is made
ana the amount owing by each. to-wit;
Allen Albert M...............$ S.2l
Armstrong, Johnson ....,,..... 1925
Boelling, v................... 6.42
Boellins. ". Trustee. .......... 1887
Brown. Margaret ............,. s,a1
Badollet. Dora .........,...... LSo
Badollet. Paul ........,....... Isl
Carney. r. J..s.....,........, S4S
cyrus, 4. R..........,......... 2ss7
Cunningham, R. R.........., s.42
Hawthorn, Mont .............. 2s.s7
Hammond Lumber co..,..,... 4s.i2
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Wheat walla waila, ssWetc; Val
ley. ssWG7e; biueaiem ssGs7c: rcd
e0s1sic.
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hibitory law which went into effect
July l. 1t is the first arrest under
that law made in Lane county.
Mrs. Mollie Klyder suicided three
miles south of McMinnville by jump
ing off the covered bridge into the
Yamhill river. Temporary derang-
ment cauzed by illness and the death
of a sister.
David Kelly, a fisherman, fell over
board from the gasoline schooner
Northland, on Puget sound, and was
drowned. He was goins on duty
when but half awake, and lost his
footing and fell overheard.
Unknown hoodlums fired several
shots with a 22-caliber rifle at the
steamer Wynona as she was passing
the Ainsworth dock. The pilot house
and cabin received several shots, and
Engineer Walker was shot in the leg.
]. A. Richmond fell eight feet from
a platform adjacent to the railroad
tracks at Cottage Grove, struck on
his head and was instantly killed, his
skull being crusht. The accident was
cauzed by a rotten board giving way
under him.
Captain Frederick Fardelius, aged
SO years. is dead at San Diego. He
had navigated the Pacific coast from
the Aleutian islands to the isthmus
for 40 years, and was known to the
seaboard habitues everywhere.
That Aberdeen, Wash, can still
maintain its claim that Gray's Harbor
is the greatest lumber port in the
world is shown by the output Of its
mills for the month of August. Ship.
ments aggregating 2S,O77,4S4 feet OF
lumber and 1854, 900 lath were made
Fire at Tenino, Wash, destroyed the
following places of bizness: Campbell
& Campbell; George Sumption
grocery; John Flowers, barber shop
r. A. Sarver, confectionery store; T
w. Gosson, dry goods store; the tele
fone exchange; Tony Crochold, sa
loon; L. ]. Miller. barber shop: Mrs
Miller, confectionery store, and n. C
Cole, saloon. Loss $4,000.
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GENERAL. NEWS.

A tyfoon in the northern part of
Luzon did vast damage to property,
especially the tobacco crop. villages
and roads.
There is one vacancy in the United
States supreme court, cauzed by the
resignation of Justice Brown and fail
ure to appoint his successor.
Thru their representatives 10000
switchmen on roads west from Buff
falo. have demanded horizontal wage
increase of 20 per cent and an eight
hour day. the same to go into effect
October 25.
At Chicago Fred Fainter. aged
years. struck his brother Henry, 6
years old, on the head with a stone
because the latter would not divide a
stick of candy with him. The elder
boy died Of his injury few hours af-
terward.
\ san Francisco dispatch says that
none Of the money voted by the Bell
Telefone company for the rehabilita-
ton and extension of its Pacific coast
lines will be spent in bilding a system
from san Francisco to Salt Lake City
to connect with the eastern lines at
that point.
w-'.7- Miller. aged 13 years, is
dead at Logan, Clackamas county.
He had been an invalid for a year and
a half owing to his abnormal growth.
He was 5 feet inches tall and
weighed 1914 pounds at his death. All
the growth beyond a normal size had
been attained since March, 1905.
Five hundred girl twisters at the
thread mills of the J. & P. Coates
company at Pawtucket, r. l., struck
for a 10 per cent increase in wages.
The back boys struck a week ago
making the same demand. A shut
down Of the plant employing $500
hands is considered possible.
Carl Daenzer the Nestor of the
German-American press, died Septem-
Der % at the age of Sc years, in Ger
many, where he had spent the last few
years since his retirement from the
editorship of the Anzeiger des Wes-
tens. the oldest daily Newspaper in the
west. having been started in 1884.
Rev. Johnston Myers of ImmanueI
Baptist church, Chicago, was Offered
the position of general evangelist fol
the Baptist church in America, but
refuzed to continue his pastoral work
He will largely devote his energies tc
work among the very poor and the
rougher classes Of what is called the
"levee district"