The Daily Astoria n H A RroiiUa. AflO Pmmasbnt ... Family Clfcnlatlon... Much morh than thrfi Tim a LAIKil Aft THAT Of ANY OTHIH fH 111 Astoria. SAVE TIME An "Ad"- In Tm AaroKiAN't is. "Want Column. ISXCLUttlVIC T EL ICG R A PH I C PRESS REPORT. VOL XLVI. ASTORIA, OREGON: SM'DAY MOUNINO, APRIL' II, 1897. NO. tl GRIFFIN& REED CltyLBooliBStoro Stationers & Booksellers All the Leading Newspapers and Periodicals Kept on Hand! LEGAL BLANKS AND WHY DO WE KEEP Robt. Stewart & Sons' Irish Flax Salmon Twine BECAUSE It Is the Best, the Strongest and Longest-Lasting Twine Made . . . FOARD & STOKES CO. bsalar la Cork and Lea J Line, Hunting Twine, Laada; alto, Oara, Oarlock, Boat Cooking Utanalla, Sail Drills, Paints, Dost Nalla, Etc., Etc. SELF STARTING HERCULES sell-aiartlng u llnrx) I'uwrr Marina Kii(lnv , roil t'AKTlCVLAKM AIUIIIKN HcrculcH Gn Briglnc Works 4MB lANROMK NT., MAN MCANCINCO UNION MEAT COMPANY Shield Brand Hams, Bacon, Strictly Pure Lard ALL KINDS OF CANNED MEATS Oaarantaad lb (Wit In Ida Mark! ORNEtt FOURTH AND (1LISAN STREETS PORTLAND, OREGON The Columbia Iron Works .... FOUNDRYMEN .... Blacksmiths, flaehinists, and Boiler-makers Curn.r KlghU.nth Ross, Higgins & Company GROCERS and BUTCHERS AMTONIA AND UAMT AMTOHIA CHOICE FRESH AND SALT MEATS R. I;. Boyle & Co. Real Estate, Loans K23 Commerclnl Astoria Roofing & Cornice Co. XzL Gravel. Tin an! Slate Ronflnr NINTH QTWFFT Asphalt Paving yM Apuaii waiiug un I ill auu iiiiiiv pwvij Repairing of all kinds of Roofs Clarkson & Jrym LONG FIR PILING Promptly Furnished Astoria Asphalt & Roofing Co. All Work Roof Fl citing ad Repairing Liaky Roofs. J. A. PASTABEND General House. Bridge and Wbarf Builder OFFICE SUPPLIES MARINE GASOLINE ENGINES fain a"a"Un or chrap dlallllat oil. Englnea connect td direct with pro peller shaft, and no noiy, eaally broken bevel gear uaed In ravora motion. New apark device; no Internal ipiinf r lac trod to burn out rWnd for testimonials. W are building theaa ntw aryla. starring marina engine In all ! up to TOO hore powar. Kvrry englna fully guaranteed. HI. and Franklin At. and Investments Street, Aaitorla for Basements, Sidewalks and Streets Boom Company 216 and 217 Chamber of Commerce Portland. Oregon l.exva orders nt Commora clal Hlrcel Guaranteed N. JEN5EN and R. O. HANSEN Contractor - House Moving Tools for Rent WAR DECLARED, EUROPE IX ARMS Greeks May Celebrate Anniversary of Massace In Stlo. WILL NOT NOW WITHDRAW Rome aatkuritt lor tka Ke TriiaMe it Xilteio Aioikcr Great Shiltlay on I be CM bar4 ut fa rope. iCn.)-r1ifti!t. M7. Iy A luted !') iiuln. April 10 Kburl i.f an ac tual d-laratLiii of war l"twwo 5ivwv an I Turk")'. the ltuall'i could io; l'wliiiy Im- rrovi-r Uut.ii K ta. Tiiirriw la tint 7ith ntitvTary of th day the (iivek have, only tiK great cause to remember with h'rrr th uvre by the Turka -A Wi at tlw tiJmM Jil of tin- Wland of Hclo durlna th war of hnliml-rt' TT" nwiiwry f thin, In oMint lion Wflh the IHtl the pWrr h&vr 'Ion.' Iy (h-4r vauntml cm wt, la nA UMy ti (ml tlw (!m-k In iunr U) lili- 'Jraw now, rn ihouah Mug (.org ami ht nilt"oi rr uriirl-d at hi Immi'nAi artny Turkey ha uiwxpect wlly put up:i ttw fraUUr, wo'.l armml aiyl nrll. In ai'lta ( r-r u)'ael wnt f niHir-, and may form' Our futlttty tft ngiillii Turkey It h pauvr rx drtrmilmnL a tlu-y threat- pn. that iM-unrr romuiwra pwui a" any alvantiit-f tlirrifrom. Worth,. uin- rlKhthia i-omintmi, lh p-iwrra will Iw a'll t rK:ut thir threat. la a qurwixm of the future. The lttii'-r ft lh aituatlon la In Hi fact ttun Turkey 1 undoubtedly anxluua to give Die linvka a Uaaun. aitd tuut ulUy thua far bwn prevenu-d frxn doing m by the Influence of the Hwrra. Th orilrm whk-Ji Kdhain I -awl in, thx Turklah t-ommajidr In cliWf. rwWvttl from ronauaniliiopl-.- bw-arn- known J wrtfii llu l:ivaln ware to apcvdHy aaoorUIn uh-thiT any aiidl.f f the rrular Un'k army w.-rv amona the InauwnU who crmw- ml tlw fiMnlirt-. Th.i tol.-Ki-Hiiia ...tli.w im.,,,, ih lull II limy ! nuppontj mm KJhuin IVIui u.ll not l"l to liviulr- ...i .1... . ajvfully If th- r.' urx auxin ll linrk otllcira uiHinjf thoin. Tlw cou:ary aiMuud KranlA and (Iroomi la ve.y fiTllli'. wi'H i1mI arul wab-r-d. und (irteuknl by narrow rtm.ln or bridle path, whfrv It In Impoimlhlr to liHiVir largf bodW t tlo.ii. but rKlreMh-ly favorable to gii'TUla wiufure. The. Turk hnvw an enliiv dlvlalon of In fantry, itivalry and artillery at Ore- vrini, under voininaiid of llakkla I'a- aha. Tht'lr iHIi are muoh .tronc rr tlum thtwc of the Jrvtk oppoalte, und It ta bvltevrd It will tax ITViu-e iiutumtiiio to the utnumt to prevent noun- r lila tntop troni nymn to no help of tlvelr cmiatrioa. WAU 13 IKCL.AHF.D. boiwlon. April 10. DtaMloh to the OluaTVor from Rome any tliit It a reportwl at midnight 'tliat war had been deolar'd bflwwn Turk and Grweee. A tl II A N O CIIANOK. Itorlln. April 10. It to und-mtood on reliable autnonty mat anomer giisa Hldftlng nn the political chea Uard of Eime la Inininent. The re laton of Frviue and Kuvt-la huve iteadtly grown worxe. to the extoiit thia they wv lolng RrtllU-iiilly bid atered up, anil the adhtwlnn of Italy to the divlbund, aliu-e Kw llnainclal and nulltiu-y Impotence of Italy be- tame glaringly apparent by Uie Abya ftlnlan trouble, fet nontail. A new arTangwiienit for presiTvlng the pace lnUam-e of Kunt baa been deemed neceaKiiiy. Italy vill little lona-eir hold to the dreltiund, evin nonitnally, and ithe force of event la gradually driving hT Into the arms of Great ltrUnln and Fnuico; on the otlur I1mii1, ltl eaar and his advisers are aald to be dw.Ubnl tluit Franc In too fickle for a r'Hablo ally, and on tlve bent irblo aulhority the a? wxiatod rrwa la mlVmnod that an entente, which perhaiw will be followed later by a formal uJUanee, Is to be wav.hcd in the apilng and summer be tween Oermany, Rutmla and Auatiia. MORE TUOl'IlLE. London, April 10. A dispatch f;om ConHtantlnople reports serious trouble near the Montenegrlan frontier, In the district of Sera. Sanguinary conlllcia have taken place between the Alba nians and Mussclmana and Christians. The troops sent to restore order lost several men killed. The Montenegrlan minister at Constantinople has pent a protest to the Turkish government tluit If the MuA-a-liiiHins continue their attack It will be dllllcult for Mon tenegro to prevent her subjects from gvilng to the asxlHtanoe of the Chris tiana. MR. HILL TALKS. London. April 10. Tha Tall Mall says: J. J. Hill, president of the Great Northern road, denloa that his road has e-niteired an alliance with th? Northern Pacific. Mr. Hill believes the lnlin- ;tuut;uii 'N l hm!tby; ta.t rent la runniiiK nr frHy and that AitwIini will have a "Ur.J fn'mi lary ! yfc:i-in. Mr. Mill W alo r-f-r.d aj nytiia tbiu "the Idea tht high pro-1 leot'rti M n'-ary to rxwr Ainer ban Wi.hmtrl'H la balnv r-WKuifd aa a inyth." HKU ItlVKIl uiMsa lli!Wi'ill. Art"M 10 A t"ll to the Journtt! from Oran.1 Fwlui, N'rtlh I m kola, auya: Tl Ited ii-r la rt-Vr imir than v?r and a aim rrt'-r rlae la I'x.ked f .r from th Itl I.ke r1vr and Petn for fpm live Itel Lake river wli-n tl.- ievx'' VtxiVen. Farmeia aiy th:tt bot--n lhi cHy ami IVinbrna :M fiunt:i- are -ampd In th aeen4 A rvn of .ttwlr lwrlln(f4 mod on tp f laurw arul atra.ta'ka. towmJvr with all the cattl tht an lie (tot up. At I 'tnWna the W.K -M were rlrnic an In'Th an hour, but the water from up th- river, which did auoh damage tut Kanco and t;rai4 Fork, have not rachd Ulein ye. THK UffH FOR ALASKA. Tort Townaend, April 10. The runh to Alaska la inrreeang e-ery wet-k. Tlie te4iier Mealco aalled thla morn ing for Juneau with nearly paaen gr and the heavteM rarro cf freight tak'ti nrth tWa aeajKin. NVarly all th freight taken la heavy machinery fa- atamp mllla awl caiinerl-a. fte cmut repor-.a from Ww Klondyce will cauia? thouxanda of pronpectora to Journey trance In the next few Owing W the hlghwt wind of the n xvjn, a tvgtilag aand atorrn ha e vatled Te today, buirtneea being prac tically auapended. All aiejun-ra ar de-la-l, but no aerk)Uii damage la re lented. RTHl'CK KOCK. Vancouver, n. April in. A aquad f Northweat ii"Unted police In chirge Inape-ior bcann, en rouir f r Yukon, arrived iieie tonight The ivKed umer C.iqoltlam, which waa r.1-l by tlw I'nUed Slaw govern- - (. .1 B Ham, fit moni aoroe yurm Hu iwi V.f ctfcm reliiun!, aj-ri-o. in;ami Rupponrrs wi in. iiwwmi rr lnt tonight with five feet of wuler In Iwr 1mM. She itiruck a rock on the njrthrra coaM and It a with gn-m difll.-ulty that the wamer na k. pt afliait. BEET SUGAR. Minnc.i;i':tfi. Minn., April It I announced today lluU the Miiimto;a Sugar Co. ha been organixed with a capital of :.000.000. The object la to light the augar trust by the etab- llshmoiit In the nirthwvat of a augar bvt Industry. A J2i0,0o0 factory la to be built at Hastings, MUvn., aild oth er will follow as soon as the farmers are Interested. ItKCEIVEK APPOINTED. Philadelphia, April 10. M. Phele and S. N. Brown were cppilnted re ceiver of S. X. Hrown & Co. today. eat-h giving $10,000 bonds. The cim imjiy wu on' of the largot wagon and carriage and wagon wheel works in the country. NEW RECORD. San Francisco, April 10. Tha Ruins hainticap, -alue JlO.000, waa won today by Hulnart, a twenty to one shot, the Uoman second, Salvation third; time, 2:06V This is a new coast record. CIRCUIT COURT. The county court and officials have deckled to enAuve the law against alien and non-resldont fishermen. The numier la in the hands of the officers. In live circuit court yesterday the grand Jury reported a true bill In the case of the State vs. Giovanni Pttano, who was arraigned chargvd with lar ceny. The court appointed Mr. Fru:ik 8ptttle to defend the case. In the af- feernoon the defendant pleaded guilty and wtis sentenced to one -ear in the,iis ' have full sway. It Is an opMt ncniter.tJttiy. In the cae analnst Ark,aci, saia Nong, charged with receiving stolen goods .the grand Jury returned a not true bill, and the defendant was dla e.hargvd. Later In the afternoon the grand Jury reported another true bill or indictment, and presented their fi nal report, as follows, after the read ing of which they were discharged by the court: Tlve Hon. Thomas A. McRrld?, Judge of the circuit court of Clatsop county: The undorrfirned grand Jurors, duly PiniMHieled by the honorable court aforesaid, on the 9th day of April, 1S'.7, beg leava to submit this, our final re port, and respectfully show that we haw carefully investigated the charges of crime brought before us and to our notice, and have returned five t:ue bills and one not true bill. We have Investigated the condition of the county Jail of this county and find that It Is Insecure, and the county court having ordered ita repair, and let a contract for said repuira, we h.u-tlv commend the action of aald dounty court to he premiteas; bad now, having completed our labors. beg to be discharged. R. W. GASTON. Foreman. ii"TALL SYCAMORE OF THE WABASH" The Lonrj Loted Stalwart Democrat, C-Senator D. W. Voorbcs, Is Dead. DF.EI SORROW IS EXPRESSED Tkroaijhoat tbe Laid By ill Vko Kick nd Rcupccted nr. .1r. Voorhes la Office Siace 1494. Kp-lal to the Ajrt'rtlan. U'aahlnirton. April 10.-Ex-Lnlted hiaf HirwJbx- li. W. Voorhew. of Ir- jdlan, died thla morning of rheuma- tUm of the tuurt. The apruuor la aur vlved by three wmm. ClMtrles, Heea and Paxbai, and a dougMer, Miaa Halll. all of whom, excrpt the fln"t named, reeide In Washington. VI-n tru new of Kivuutor Voorhe.a' dtrath became known at the capital today, rxprevaOna of deep Borrow wtre tv-ard. The aetuUor ha1 rxn ao long In public life that he waa known by all attache of the building and all felt a pang of r.-gr-t, becauae of hit oourtvou tr.almn of them. Mr. Voorhee waa "4 year old bat September, aaxl, prevlou to hfct re tirement from public life on March 4 laU had bi Pit many yvara on of the mot plctureariie flgurea in the aenate. Hla flntt offloe waa entered uim in lkM, airuv which time he ha been almoM contfriuouely in the public aervloe. That office was United State marwtMU. Ill oongretw-mal career b gan in 1M1. lie nerved in the houee of rviKva.-rvtative for five terms. He came to the senate in 1K77. by aootat nienl to fill the vacanry caused by the dcttth of O. P. Mort'JD, and from hla long experknee in the house he wad aaelgned immediately to the llnanclal committee, an ununual honor for a new teiator. Moneoxtr, he retained bi iinne-tlim with that committee. being Hi chairman durng the last demovraAlc era In that body, and waa a leading figure in alt debaiea involv ing the quvmVai ut flnanae or tariff. He was me of the ardent admirers of tha Kiwnback rency and never abated at any tim lvb carmen adwa'acy uf the gren. back. in appt arbjice Senator Voorhe a waa orw of the m t striking figures in the stswue. He wai familiarly knviwn as the 'Hall sycamore of the Wabash," tiy rstL- n of liAs large and maa;ilfl cvjidly proi'Ttioned figure. As an ora tor he had few peers, commanding a magiillkienx Vocabulary ajid Imbuing his utterance with a degTee of ear neMUuws and !eln that atrangvly n- fluntd hte auditors. HOUSE TALKS POLITICS Simjm Riurate8 Hla Denunciation of the Speaker. Washington. April 10. The house could not tvewtt Rhe temptation to In dulge in a political debate today, as It had no business on hand. I metre, waa fVaiusHed upon Simpson, who bAd announced his deaerminatlon to ob struct any bgWatlun attempted with out the prvwnce of a quorum. Hla policy to frustrated because a quo rum appeared. Slmjison found an op- navtunirv. however, to reiterate hla denunciation if a ojii-en trait Ion of noww In the speakea-a hands. Simp son said the country was demanding financial lecriedation and the republi can nartv phouM be given a chance tt slunv What K auld do and not alt idly down for two or Ihre? months, lie repeated bis attack on the apeaker, declaring that the members of the house, by giving him autocratic power, diHfra.m-hi.d the constituents who had tileoted him. Aftter Slmowni had sutslded, the house drifted Into a somewhat per funcbory Hlitical dt-xussion. Cannon dorkled the idea that l.glalatun u'nne uld bring prwspTlty. The country wanted cmuirrttM to provide revenue, then to adjtmrn and allow private bus- he, that congreea aa or irainired could twt agree upon any financial legislation. The country did not want to hear platitudes of cam lailgn thundering forth in congress. The debate for the democrats was con- eluded by Bailey. The democrats, he said, should help the republican party to save the country from the conae quotvoes of what the party would d. if It were at work. If the democrats should goad tlie majority to make the sort of lawa they had always de nounced, the country would; doutot their wlncvrity, or their honesty, and probably both. If the republicans f,.n.i thv mlirht as well moke no nominations. He was so confident that they would fail that he wanted I to give them every opportunity id 11- i. . .. . .V.,.. nniilil rt.i I lustraie iuj -v THE MARKETS. New York. April 10. The grain markets were wild thla morning. The i first five minutes of trading preseniea one oi uht mmi v A.-... " ' ' the year. Prices snox upwaru ii cbivj a bushel: via.. May to 72c, Buying orders were urgent, and offerings vry light. After the first ten minute all f-j!itjiii.; abatel and a dull bualneas piTVaJInl. H'p 7c anrl 12c. London. AprM 10. Hopa, unchtanig; d. Ptotiand, Aprtl 10. Wheat Valley, 77 ; Walla Walla, 7c and 7c I.lverpo"l. April 10. Wheat Un changed. IMPORTANT COALITION. WaMliAngtin. April 10. Final agree ment among the democrata, silver re publicans and popullata in the aenate, looking to a prfect ooalHlon, was reacji"i at a meeting of revreaenta tivw of he pernio today. The agree rrnt ha1 -fta origin In an effort to ivortrardze the senate committee, but It 4s destined apparently to roaicjh far beyond thia situation, and In fact to tlte further prowwllngi of the senate In all matter, If not to the extent of ahaiilng part poSctes throughout the omurtry. There were preaetrt democratic Sen anura Oa-man, CockreH. WalthaJl, Junes of Arkanaas, and Murphy; ail ver republican Senator Cannon and M&nOe; popuiiMt Henatora Allen and Pflttlgrew. UTE RESERVATION TO OPEN. Washington. Apn.l 10. The ailottel land of the eaatern and southern UOe Indian reservation in northwest Colorado will probably be opened to ettJemeait thia summer by presiden tial proclamation. AXOTH E R ' R ELBASE. Washington. April 10,-Joee De Am. lera, an American citizen, who waa arrafcd April 7 and confined in Fort Cabanaa, has been released. LAMONT WONT TALK. New York, April 10. Daniel Uunom rufusea to deny or affirm tbe report than he is to be president of the North ern Pacific. THE STATE TAXES. In the county court yesterday tbe principal business transacted waa the order entered in reUation to state taxes, of which tbe following la a certified copy: . The county court having received the cetrmiuniuaikm from the county treasurer as follows, ao-wit: Astoria. Ogn., April 9. 1S97. To the Hon. CVunlty Court. Clatsop County, Or. Gentlemen: On mature deliberation and dnvasUgaukxi and the advice of my bondsmen, I have decid ed to send the state taxes for 1896 to the state (treasurer. The law In the case is so plain that I can see no other course t jpursue. Very respectfully, B. L. WARD. County Treasurer. And it appearing o (the court from the abo-e that the county treasurer and his bandsmen will not co-operate with the county court In its efforts to retain state taxes (which under the present conditions cannot be used by the state) and apply such money to the payment of Clatsop county out standing indebtedness; It is therefore ordered, that the county treasurer send the state treas urer only such money that has been received by him from the proceeds of the 4 mill state tax, and that he proceed at once to make a call for outstanding warrants to the full amount of the money In his hands applicable to the payment of county warrants, and that the sheriff serve a copy of thla order upon the county treasurer. J. H. D. GRAY. Judge. ' C. PETERSON. H. LEWIS, Camm lssioners. State of Orepnn, County of Clat sop, ss. I, F. I. Dunbar, county clerk. In and for the county of Claltsop, state of Or egon, hereby certify that the foregoing copy of Journal entry has been by me compared with the original entry, and that It Is a true and correct copy of the wflwle of such original entry, as the same appears of record in my of fice and custody. Witness my hand and the seal of sold countv court, this 10th flay of April, 1897. F. I. DUNBAR. County Clerk. A FINE PROGRAM. The following s the program to be given on Tuesday evening, April 20. for the benetlt of the Adair school gymnasium; PART I. Instrumental Solo Miss Laura Fox. Vocal Solo Rev. S. Short. Recitation Mabel Larsen. Vocal Duet Mrs. J. T. Ross and W. Belcher. Drill Sixteen girls. PART II. Vocal Duet Mrs. B. Van Dusen and Mrs. C. J. Trent-hard. Vocal S do Miss Ruth Garner. Instrumental Duet Mrs. Th. Olsen and Prof. Frederlckeon. Recitaitkin Mi8 EUth Conn. Quartet W. Belcher, J. Bennett, J. Garner, H. G. Smith. School children will sell tickets at 25 cents. Seats can be reserved at r,rlf fln ft Reed's for 10 cents extra. THE OPENING OF THE SEASON Unattended By Special Incident of Any Kind During the Day. SMALL RUN OF FISH NOTED Oaly a ft Caaaeries Received risk Oekeri to Opea Sooa Better Lack at Cliftoa Soae Shlpaeats la Ice. The open! f (the ,ftrtng se.uton yesterday wa accompanied by do ape. ctal incidents. The number of boatfl put out early ta the morning and dur- iag the day were vartouslr estimated at from one to five hundred. Probably three hundred would be) nearer tha correct figure. The weather . waa stormy and disagreeable, a atron northwest wind Mowing- all day. Tha number of Bah caught figured up but a few tons. The quality of the flab, -however, has perhaps never been sur passed, aa they were large and fat, Ann and of a good dolor. The canneries, so far as heard from yesterday, received only a few fish. and some of them none. Ait Booth's, Kkmeyla and Elmore' only a fatr hundred pounds of fish each were taken tn. Hanthorn received no flab, but will start up in a day or two. George Barker were not in position to receive Ash yesterday, owtns to tha fact that there fish dock is cut eft from the main cannery by the railroad line, which Is Juat being pushed through Chat part of tbe city. It will take them several days Iw get In poM tlon to take fish. The new Flsher men'a Protective Union oarmery. it kf said, owing- to an accident will not be ready for business for several day. The Schmidt Bros., of Portland and New York, cold storage a hip per, are to the city an 1 have c period head quarters at the old Leinenweber can nery, where thty yast'xday received some two or ficee hundred fish for shipment in toe to New York, and for which tthey paid four and a half v?nta per pound. Their orders will be lim ited, however; and they-wtll purchase for fresh shipment only. It waa re ported that Mr. . PreBcott. another fresh nsh .shipper of Portland, had opened an office at the Eagie cannery. but only offered four cents for hi fteh. It b thought by many that there will be a prosperous seaion, n ous others are not so hopeful. A telegram from Clifton las night stated that only a part of the boats on that por tion of the river went out yesterday. The catches averaged nve nunurea pounds to the boat, the hltfh boat bringing in 2.100 pounds. Fish were of iflne quality In every respect. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following deeds were filed tor rec ord at the recorder's office yesterday: Jas. W. Hare tto C. E. R nr. yon. lot 7, block 135. McClure's ..J324.95 Wm. WadhamB to J. Q. A. Bowl- by and H. B. Nicholas, west half of 20 acres out of north east comer of southeast quar ter of John Adair's donation land claim John W. Welch et al. to Jaa. W. Welch, undivided two-thirds of lot No. 3. block 17. and of lot 1, block 53. SMvedey'...... 5.0 Jas. W. Welch et al. ta) John W. Welch, certain lots and tands lin 'Atxaiia. LOJ G. Wlngate and wife to Lena F. Welah, lot 8, block 29. Alder brobk 1.09 Jas. W. Welch et al. to Sarah F. Wood, undivided two-tfhirds of lots & and 10, block 17. Shive ley's 590 Jas. W. Welch et al. .to John W. Welch, undivided two-thirds of Vt 4, block 17, and of lot 6, block 53, Shdveky's 509 State of Oregon to John W. Welch, lot 1, section 31, town ship 9. north of range 9 west. and lot 5 of section 32. towmihlp 9 morth of range 7 west, 93 acres 83.35 111 F0U0E0 Absolutely Pur Celebrated for lta great leaverjs strength and healthfulnesa. Assures tbe food against alum and all forma of adulteration common to the cheap brands. ROTAL PA.KINO POWDER CO, NEW YORK. IV C:', e?3?