The Daily Astorian., August 09, 1882, Image 1

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Vol. xvn.
Astoria, Oregon, Wednesday Morning, August 9, 1882.
So. 111.
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CATTLE IN THE HIGHWAY
II. A. Haigh, LL. D., of Detroit,
gives u resume of the laws on the
above subject in the American
Agriculturist for June, fiom which
we extract the follewing:
ll is a general doctrine of law
in this country that the land in the
highway belongs to the owtiers,
of land lying along each side.
Willi a few exceptions the Ameri
can farm extends to the middle of
the road, and the public only has
a right to pass and repass there m
j'li orderly manner, and the right
to keep the way in repair. - Every
other use of the highway that does'
not interfere with the public right,
belongs to the farmer owning the
adjacent land. He owns the soil,
grass, trees, stones and gravel,
and everything upon the surface
or under it, and may use them all
in any way that does uot affect the
public right of passage, and the
law will protect his ownership in
them just as much as though they
were inside his own fence. No
other person has any more right
to pasture his stock there than in
inclosed lands; nor can he hitch
his horse to a tree there without
being liable for the trespass,
especially if his horse should gnaw
the tree or do other damage; he
can, in fact, only pass orderly
along.
As to road fences, the laws do
not, with the possible exception of
those of New York, above noted,
impose any obligation; and the
farmer may, if he chooses, remove
such fences, without impairing
his right of action against the
owners of any domestic animals
that enter and do damage by that
means. If a person lets his cattle
go in the highway, he is liable for
the trespasses they commit by
simply being there unlawfully; for
the grass they consume, for the
injury they occasion to the sod,
or by barking the trees, and for
any other damage they may do.
1 f, while there, they hook or kick,
or bite any person lawfully using
the way, he would be liable for
the liiiury. A man who turned
his horse into a public place where
children were playmcr, one of
whom began switching the horse,
which turned and kicked and
killed the child, was convict
ed of manslaughter.
Notwithstanding the fact that
the farmer owns the land of the
road, he cannot use it himself for
any purpose which at all inter
feres with the public right there.
lie can not put his woodpiles,
wagons or pigpens there; and if
he does and the traveler runs into
them in the night and is injured,
he would not only be liable for the
private damages sustained (Linsley
vs. Bushncll, lo Conn., 225), but
he may be indicted for obstruct
inga public way.
We believe the above may be
read with profit by some of our
Clatsop county" residents.
Under the great stream of the
St. Lawrence, near Montreal, it is
intended to carry a tunnel connect
ing a line of railway on the north
with one on the south side of the
river. The length of this tunnel
will be fully 15,000 feet. The
deepest point of the tunnel gradi
ent will be one hundred and sev
enty feet below the level of the
river banks. The. tunnel is, says
the Builder, to be completed within
three years. The contractor, Mr"
Roillard, of Montreal, has under
taken to execute the work for
3,005,000.
They've got the telegraph
through to Jerusalem now, and if
the miracle business were in prog
ress there at present we should
have a special giving full particu
lars the next day. JSostpn Post.
Albanians.
The Albanians have always been
a fierce and warlike race, and their
Turkish conqueror were never j
!ihlr fr luin.r f liom intn nnmnlnto I
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subjection. About half the pop
ulation of their country are Mo
hammedans, the rest being divided
between the Greek and Latin
churches. The conversion of those j
who profess the religion of the
Arabian prophet has been very
imperfect, and ehielry induced by
political motives. Out of the same
family some will go to the moque
and othcis to the church : and,
with the Turks, infidel and Alban
ian are terms nearly .synonymous.
The native Albanian is of middle
stature; his face is oval, with high
cheek bones; his neck is long and
his chest full and broad. 1 lis air
is erect and majetic to a degree
that never fails U strike the trav
eler, lie goes constantly armed,
and their are few Albanians wiio
have not, in the prime of their life,
belonged o some of ihe numerous
bands of robbets who infest the
mountains of their native country,
of Thessaly and of Macedonia.
This occupation carries with it no
disgrace among the inhabitants,
and it is common with the Alban
ian to mention circumstances which
occurred "when he was a robber."
When the business becomes dull
the Albanian robber generallytakes
to a military life, and it matters
little to him under what Hag he
enlists. In the Crimean war many
Albanian chiefs fought in the Rus
sian army against the allied forces
of England FYancc and Turkey.
Unlike the Turk, the Albanian
is gay, lively and active, fond of
amusement, delighting in all kinds
of entertainments. As a race, the
men display .a greater degree of
contempt for women than is usual
even among the most barbarous
nations. The' regard them as in
ferior animals, and treat them"
accordingly. 33ut in the country
districts of Albania the women are
not confined or veiled, as is cus
tomary in strictly Mohammedan
countries.
How the Schooner Got Its Name
The year 1713 was a great era
in American naval annals. That
year Capt. Andrew Robinson built
the first schooner ever seen. This
was at Gloucester. As she glided
into the water a by.-.taiider cried:
"Look how she schoons!" Catch
ing at the word, Capt." Robinson
replied, "A schooner let her be!"
The new rig came at once into
wide acceptance.
The coroner's jury continues to
maintain its fearful and wonderful
ascendancy over all other juries
known to the law or the prophets.
In a recent drowning case in Penn
sylvania, the jury solemnly brought
in the following verdict: " Elmira
Showers came to her death b be
ing there alone in a creek called
Cocalico creek, herself voluntarily
and feloniously drewned: and so
the jurors aforesaid upon their
oaths aforesaid, say that the said
Elmira Showers, in manner and
form aforesaid, then and there,
herself voluntarily and feloniously
as a felon of herself, killed and
murdered, against the peace and
dignity of the Commonwealth of 1
Pennsylvania."
To prepare a reliable paste for
use in prescription books and labels
dissolve half an ounce of alum in
a pint of boili
ing hot water; to this
add an equal weight of flour made'011 verv ""H steaming.
smooth in a little cold water, and a '
few (Irons of oil of rlnv,e i;,
fl, l,olo . . .. t ':, fr,f
.. .m iu 4l uuii. i nis
paste will keep for months. Put
it in glass or ordinarv ointment!
a - L l
ars
' BREVITIES.
The bill providing for a reduc
tion of revenue taxation will not
be cted upon by rongres during
tlllS SCfeSlOU.
The bill to incorporate the Nic-;
aragua canal company has been fa-,
vorably reported to the house of j
representatives.
j According to reports the presi
dent dines at 8 o'clock in the
morning. He is at least four hours
too fa?t for this country.
The supervisors of Marvsville,
(Jal., have decided to immediately
prosecute the hydraulic minors
who turn the debris into the Vuba
river.
At last accounts there were
U,000 applicants for 1,400 new
clerkships created by congress,
and new ones coming in at the rate
al 500 a day.
If ymi want to make a man
your enemy tell him that he don't
know anything about ahorse. The
less he really knows the stronger
will be his enmity.
It takes three men and a sail
boat and 100 feet of rope and a
ten acre lot lull of cus-words to
capture a .00 pound sea turtle
and tow him ashore.
Doctors now t?ay that boiied
cow's milk is not good for the
babies it is better raw. The
doctors are right: a raw cow gives
better milk than a boiled one.
A company of settlers in jiam
ing their new town called it Dic
tionary, as they said, "That's the
only place where peace, prosperity
and happiness are always found."
There is a red-headed young
Indian squaw and papoose in
Uarson,.Xo. The novelty causes
much comment and inquiry as to
where the Mormon bishop has
gone.
A hat flirtation, is the latest
idiocy among the girlrf. There's
no way that a man can wear a hat
that doesn't mean something, and
the only way you're safe is to go
bareheaded.
The amount of heat radiated
i from the sun is so ureal that if the
earth were a mass of coal and could
be supplied by contract to the solar
furnace men, the supply would last
them just thirty-six hours.
C. L. Blakeslee, who runs a mill
near Union, lately saw a salmon
try to jump the dam and striking
the water it was thrown on the
bank. He put up a plank on the
bank, to prevent their rolling back,
and captures about fifteen a night,
i which sell at fifty cents each.
The British bark Sarah Scott,
103 days from Cardiff, Wales, with
1,000 tons of steel rails for the
California Southern railroad, ar
rived at San Diego July 31st. This
cargo will complete the road to
Colton. The rails will be pushed
to the front with all possible speed.
Tt is now stated that the men at
work on the Willows and Tehama
road will be through with that job
H)y September 10th, and then move
"P to the roa(i abovc Rct,dl? to
' be followed shortly by the entire
southern lacilic force of about
2,000 men, now finishing the road
to Galveston.
The builders of the Alaska are
constructing a vessel to eclipse
even her performances. The Ore
gon is to be 00 feet between per
pendiciilars, ."U feet beam, and
about 40 feet moulded depth; in
dicated horse power, 13,000; con
sumption about 220 tons per day
Varied Poxmance.
j Many wonder how Parker's Ginger
Tome can perform such varied cures,
thinking it essence of ginper, when in
facl.it." "froi many valuable
medicines which act bencficutllv on
I every diseased organ.
MOTHERS READ.
r,vis: A'joui nine years ago I had a child
itro yean old and almost dead. The doctor I
had attending her could not tell what ailed
her. 1 nKl him if ho did not think it rns
worms, lie .-aid no. Hutrovcr. this did not
satisfy inc. as I felt convinced in my o;vn
mind that .ho had. 1 obtained a bottle of
K. V. 3XcI...rS KIjKIlltATKl
VKIt3IIFII igenuino'.. I cave- hern
teasiKXMiful in the morninK and another at
night, after which she paed evcnti-twti
worm? and was a well child, idnce tficr 1
have never been without it in my f.tmily.
Tito health of my children remained phh!
tnatlnat neglected watching tkeir action
until about threo weeks nso, when two of
them presented the same sickly apsonrnn"c
that Fanny did nino years nso. Sol thought
it must he worm?, and went to work nt onco
with a ftottlc ot IK. C. Mvlt.XXl-.'fi
VKKMlFI't'S-" t.ehvcfn four of my chil
dren, their ages being as fKnw: Alice, S
yea re; Charley, I year.: Kminn, carf,
fGhn.il years. Now cntnci the result: Alice
and l.mtna timeout all right, out Charloy
la?-ed friy-fite and Johnny about sivty
worm1. The result was ?o "ratifying that I
?tent two days in showing the wonderful of
feci ot your crmirupe around I tic.n. :.d
now have the worms on exhibition in my torr.
Voiii truly. JoIlN lMlMIK.
The genuine IJK.r.JIcl.A.VKS VI'.K
Mlfl'UK i manufactured only by
Fleming Bros.. Pittsburgh, Pa.,
and bears the signatures oft'. 3ItIam nnd
Flcmiuzr Urn It i-s never made in SI.
1.0111$ or iiccimg.
Ilo snrr vim fM tlio oniiiiu l,t-iii",' orif
a bottle.
Methers: Mother:: .llotitri! ! !
1 Are you disturbed at niht.and broken
of your ret Ivy a sick child MiftVruig
and crying with the excruciating pain
of cutting teeth ? i f so. go'al once and
get a bottle of Mrs. WirislmiN Soothing
Syrup, it will relieve the poor HUhJouf
fercr immediately depend unofi it:
there is no mistake about It. There is
not a mother on earth who has eer
used it, who will not tell you at once
that it will regulate the ijoweK and
give rest to the mother, ami relief and
health to tin child, operating like magic.
It i.i perfectly afe to use In all case,
and pleasant to the ta.ite, and is the ire
scription of. one ot the oldrvt and bet
female physician and nures in the
United States. Sold everywhere. r
cents a bottle. V.-
In I lie Whole History of 3Iedieine
Xo preparation has ever performed
.-ueh marvelous cures, or maintained o
wide a reputation, as Aykk's Ciikukv
Pkctouai., which i lccognized as the
world's remedy for all diseases of the
throat ami lungs. Its long-continued
series of wonderful cures in all climates
has made it universally known as a safe
and reliable agent to 'employ. Against
ordinary colds, which are the forerun
ners of more serious disorders, it acts
.pcedily ami urely, always relieving
suffering, and often savim life. The
protection it affords, by its timely in- in
throat and sliest disordeis, makes it an
invaluable remedy to he kept always on
hand in every home. Xo person can
afford to iie without it, and those who
have, once used it never will. From
their knowledge of its composition and
effcets. physiciani use the Ciikkuv
li:-roi:.vr. extensively in their practice,
and clergymen recommend it. It ii
absolutely certain in its remedial effecls,
and will alwajs cure where cures are
possible
rei: s.vi.i: r.v ai.i. ukalkus.
rernvian Bitlcr
Cinchona Kubrm.
The Count Cinchon was the .pankh
Viceroy in Pern in lra). The Counles,
his wife, was prostrated by an intermit
tent fever, from which she was freed bj
the u&eorthe native, remedy, the Peru
vian bark, or. as it was called in the
language ot the country. -Quinquina.
("rateful for her recover" . on her return
to 3'urope in UEtt, she'hitroduecd the
remedy m Spain, where it was known
under various names, until liimueus
called il Cinchona, in honor nf Ihe ladv
who had brought them that which was
more precious than I he gold of the tnctis.
To this day. after a lapse of two hun
dred and fifty years, science has given
us nothing lo lake its place. It effectu
ally cures a 11101 bid appetite for .stimu
lants, by restoring the natural tono or
the stomach. Jl attack excessive love
of liquor as it does a fever, and destrojs
bothalike. The powerful tonic irttie
of the Cinchona is presence in the
Permian Hitters, which aie as effeetive
against malarial fever to-d.i. ai (hev
were in the d:i of the old Spanish
Viceroys. We giiaranlco the ingredi
ents ot these bitter to lie absolutely
pure, and of the best known qualitv.
Atrial will) satisfy you that this is tile
best bitter in the world. 4The proof of
the pudding is in the eating,"' and we
willingly abide this test. 1'or sale by
all druggits, groeeis and liquor dealers.
Order it. Locbfc Co., agents for Astoria.
iW CaEBMTEO iA
fel STOaiACB -
ittebs
Hostetter'd Stomach "Jitters Gxiirnuto iK
DCDfinuitli sreater certainty hnd proniidi
tudothan any known remedy, and is a niort
genial invigornnt, appetizer and aid to sccro
tion. These aro not empty assertion?, as
tli3uar.&j of ourcounto'ioen and women who
have experienced its ciTccLs are aware, but
aro backed up by irrcfiacnblo proob. Ihe
Hitters alfo give a healthful stimulus to the
urinary organs.
For sale by alt Dn.pgts and Dejilers,
geuerallj-.
'ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS
Oyster Saloon,
ru:.VA.Mis srnrr.ET. astoria.
mm-: rxDi:i:si;NKp is im.kaskd to
X :innoum-i to thofpnMir that lie has op
riled a
I-'lItST TliAHS
And furnishes in lirM -class lle
OYSTKUS. HOT COFI'KK TEA, KTC.
vr TIIK
Ladies' and Gent's Oyster Saloon,
riiKX.vMr.s sntKirr.
PIcriM give tin a rail.
KOscot ItlXOX, I'rnpriPtr.r
B. 13. FKANKLIN,
UNDERTAKER,
Corner Cass and Smu'niohc streets,
ASTORIA. ... - OREGON
DKAI.KK IX
i WALL PAPER
' .VXD
j WINDOW SHADES
j AX1)
; UNDERTAKERS GOODS.
Plain and Fancy
jSEWIKTG OF LL KINDS!
Suits- made in the licit stjio noni
j $.", to o.
j Satisfaction Guaranteed.
I MRS. GKTCO. I-UXiLliR.
j Xo.u door In WVstoa Utilise.
! j-'i x
; Wilson & Fisiier,
SKIP CHANDLERS.
' ikai.i:i:s in
1
j iron. Steel, Coal, Anchors, Chains.
j TAR, PJTCH, OAKUM,
j WKoniHT AXI Cl'T OALVANIZKI)
I SPIKES.
1 Hails. '4iec IVnils ami Iiiirr,
Shelf Hardware.JPaints and Oils
Rubber and Hemp Packinq of all Kinds.
PROVISIONS,
ri.orrt sn surx fkki.
Agents fin Salem Flouring Mills.
Ciruer nieiiamus anil Hamilton Streets
.YSTOI'IA.'OKEUOX.
Take Notice.
John Rogers, Central Market,
lias reeelved a large invoice of
JKAIUtrcrjS AND HALT UAKUEIiS
j or the best quality.
And Is now read to supply Huti-Iiers Can
; nerifs and all others, cheap for easli.
UKAI.Ki: I.sj
jFTay, Oats, Straw.
Lime, Brick, Cement and Sand
U'imiiI Delivered to Order,
Drayiny, Teaming and Express Business.
Horses ana Cairiagesfor Hire.
j 1IKAI.KU IX
j WINES, LIQUORS AND CICARS.
FliiKT CI.AS.H
0. A. STINSON & CO..
BLACKSMITHING.
At I'apt. Kogt-rs old stand, comer of Cass
anil Court .streets-.
Ship and Cannery work. UorseslioeiniF.
Waotls :il:iil- ::n! ri'n.iiri.! Cmul miri
J guaranteed.
Benton Street Improvement.
NOTICE is hereby uiven that the
Comuion ( nuneil nf tlu f'itvrr a -t. .;..
promiM to order the iuiproveinent of
( that iNirtion of IJenton Street from the
.south miIo of Coneomly .street to the
.soiuiisnie or A.sior street in McClttru'tt
Astoria. h. planking the same through
ihe tenter Iwenh feet in width with
new and .-.omul three inch plank, and
and unless a reiiioiLstmncc signed by
the owners or two thirds of ihe proper
ty rrontiiij on said portion of .-.aid street
be Hied with the Auditor and Clerk
within ten days from the final publica
tion or this notice, viz: August 17th, 1882,
the Common Council will onler said im
provement to Ihi made.
By order of the Common Council.
F. C. SOllRIS,
Auditor and Clerk.
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PACIFIC MUTM LIFE
Of California.
A. Me KIN NIK, Manager.
For Oregon, Washington and Idaho TffJUftjpi
UFFICK IOS FIRST STREET, rOKTLASD, OK.
ltofcrcnve.:
OH AS. HODG i:, of Hod-ie. Davh & Co. ,
J AtKSSTKKL. Cashier Klp-lXntlonalJlauk.
.1. A. STKOWIUIIUOi:, WhoieMile Leather,
and lindliics.
0. A. DOl.rn. of nolph, Uronangh, Dolph &
Simon.
Col. .1. MeCRAKUX. of J.McCraken SCo.
1 C. HKXRU'HSKX. ot Henrlchson &;
Dr. . K. 5J"(TrA5R. il. D.. Kaiulner and j Eaeh ofr tbalu)YJ5.-inca.hastD,WtiJr-Phjslchm.
ance In tnis Cempany: - rwrt'- 'j
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MISCELLANEOUS.
S. AllNBT & FERCHEN,
ASTORIA. - OKKtSOX.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
iw,auksoi 1 in &k&-&'9mZ:L S J
SHOP
AXII
Boiler Shop
All kinds of
p.varKn? fiAiiivirov
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AND t
STEAMBOAT WOEK!
t'roinidly attended to.
A-)eeInlly made of repairing
CANNERY DIES,
FOOT OK LAKAYKTTE STUEET.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
Hkxton STnKKT, Xkai: r.itKRK Hot'flK,
ASTOltlA. - OKECOX.
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
oLSTiisrca-s.
Or nil DrMcrlptlnnM inntle to Order
nt Nliort Xotire.
A. D. ".Vabs. President.
1 . C.s K, Tnasurer.
Jonx FOX, Superintendent.
WILLIAM EDGAR.
Comer Main and Chenanus Streets.
ASTOUIA OREGON 1
DEALER U I
CIGARS AND TOBACCO. j
Tho Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS & SON 1
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY j
AND THE GENUINE W0STENH0LMI
and other Enslisb Cutlery.
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Meershaum Pipes, etc.
A tine stock of
lVatehe and .Ipweiry. ff uzzle mi.l
Kreech Loadiu Mliot Onnn aud
ICldcMt Itevolveri, litol..
aad Amniniiitlon
3IAKIXK
GLAMNF.N
A1J0 A FINK
Assortment of :nno Sl'l'GTACMiS and KYK
GLASSES.
Notice.
nriHE DEIJXQITEXT TAX ItOLL FOR
JL tlie year 18dl, tORcther itli si 'varranl
r- 1
fmMB&y'
4SS.
the same, is in my handa. Delinquent tax
payers wilt please settle at once and save
costs. A. M. TWOttBLY,
rays Sheriff.
1MMJ
References:
M. S. BUREELL, oT Knp.-BcreliCs
W. W. SPAULDIXG. & Md MI
Dealer. ,Ss &i&
AXHRKW ROBERTS, of J isbltf.BOrtA.
.I01IN GRAN, of Joto CraBjtCo- s '-
1 C. -M. "Wlhenr, Boots am
. JOS. Bl'KKii AHDrBu;
&attUic.
;jJJJlfertA&JM.0BftWttl.
HNI Q
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2 co 2
-r . -ji'xv jv1
BUSINESS CABD6.
in V.. BLOLDVJi,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Al'CTlOXEKR, C0MMIS8I0J AS
SUBANCE AOKTf.
D
B. J. V. KHAFTEB,
rHT81CIA. Ufl SCMIM. .
(uKCTscaxs'ABsnr.)
DltteaHCM or the Thrat a tyMMHf.
OQlea over Conn's Drag 8tc.
Q.ELO F. P18SEB.
SURVEYOR Of
iii .! wf4w9
Office :-Chensjnu9 street. Y.M.C. A. WL
KootuXo.8. "
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j I'. H. t'nniMlsslAaer, arUrr rN M
sarmjice Mjgcmm
Agent lor the Hamburji-BreBsa Fit Ia.C.
gMajSSSftWft
MDfBcc in I'ithian Building. SooawU. U.
F.
D. WIJiTOH,
Attorney and Cbuntehr tttlsuf
j omce In Pythian Building. SoMWil, 13.
ASTOKIA, - - - - - - .OflftHHF.
j TAY TVTTIJB. M. .
PHYSICIAN AD:SDKOOJI
, OKFiCK-Over tiie WtkXU Bow Mm
I KK-siDKNCE-Over Elbrto's Btkoy. rp
poilte Hartti & Myers' Salosv. ' J
A L. Fri,TON.M.. ""
PkyHlclAM aa Bnrgtum.
, OKFICK-Over A. V. AUea's grerr .
Itooras. at tho Earlier House.
JXjj P. HIGKS.
PENTIST,
ASTOUIA, .... OUQOB
; Kouuw hi Allen's building uy ttalnuMM
J of Cos and Hderaocqae atreats. - ' h
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1 r a nniv'TTJir
ATTOKNEY AT LAHf, .
Cheiianius Street. - A8TOKXA. OWWO
W.T
BIKXEY,
ATI OB-fEY AT IW.
.May be found at Uia Court douse.
q n. BAIIV & CO.,
DKAT.KK IX
Doors, WUdewB, Sllate
Hems, Lwaber, 2te, "
All kinds of Oak Lumber. Glass, BofT JM
terial.ctc. ' , t.t-.-.tt..
Turning and Bracket Vftk'
A SPECIALTY;.
Steam 31111 near Weata hotel. Cor. Oci-
'evhe and Astor streets.
HEADQUABTE3I3
Foster's Empfrium.
! Most Complete Stock ii Aitwfa
Fireworks! Flags!
j Kriiitn Both Forclga u4. Baeato
Wines and Liquors
I Of Superior Bread.
FOSTER'S CORKEB, O kVM9CM
' Assessment Nttict.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GWES 11
assessment of fifty per etnt. oa !
ihi siocic or me vaa reuowsi
day been levied.
dav been lerieil. navnhlA urifhff lkM7d
mc Association of Astoria. n - ti
from date at the omoe of tht-lnntaa.'ir
othenviso be declared del&u
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