The daily morning Astorian., January 17, 1899, Image 4

THE 1U1LY AST0H1AK, TUESDAY MORMNU, JANUARY 17, llldl).
iiiarveiOHS
r HAN IE 15. LA LANNB A CO.
Cotton end Woolen Mills
C 15, IBM.
Ur. McAlli-n A McDonnell,
Por.'and, Oregon.
(,'ontiftinoa: ,
W ar In recsipt o our favor ot 7m
kiM.. and accept your offer for our goods
Moira-Uilrd oil.
W tHnk you will be able to mk
VMnty out of tb lot at thi figur. for
U to big Iom to u. Cut tn good have
been handled tine Ihey Irft our place,
ecfl w prefer to sell them cheap, rather
then tuTe them returned. Tour very
FRANK XX LA LANNE A CO.
Mc Allen &
tnCi Commercial Street. ASTORIA.
$i-o will give you any
of our $2.00 CORSETS
AT
Albert Dunbar's
CUEARflNCE SAIiE.
D I Ulanmr I
I ej. iflW441IJ-Vii4i
tDerchant Tailor and
Exporter of pars.
Highest Cash Price
Paid for TMt Skina.
Tenth sincl Commercial 6t.
Astoria, Or.
TODAT'S WEATHER.
Occasional rain.
AROUND TOWN.
Money to loan Ferguson Bros.
Candle U cent a pound at the Parlor.
Tha Columbia arrived
Francisco Sunday.
In from San
R. F. Wilson returned yesterday from
a visit to Portland.
The government tux Hendetl left up
the river lat night
Beat tf-eant meal, Rising Sua restaur,
ant, CI CDsuaercia! street,
Mr. W. W. Parker t visiting at the
home of Mrs. Adair, Sunnymead.
The Ivy Leaf Social Club will give a
dancing party at Fisher's tomorrow area,
to
Wanted Girt for general housework;
good cook preferred. Call at tot Exchange
street
The county court, which adjourned
Saturday, wlfl meet again next Friday
morn In;.
Freeh Sboalwater Bay oyster and
dam at the "Pat" Market, 174 Commer.
dal I treet.
Bom To the wife of J. B. Sloop, at
Bunny mead,
daughter.
Sunday, January IS, a
Best California trine, X cent per gal
lon. Alex Gilbert sol agent for Astoria.
Talephon O.
Wanted Girl to do cooking and general
housework. Apply to Mrs. 0. Zlegler. St
Seventeenth street.
Dr. Finch baa removed n!a oOo to
tha new Spexarth building. Commercial
treet near Eleventh.
Wallsend coal and coke is ma best
for domestic purposes. For sale by tha
Astoria Gas Light Co.
Mrs. C. H. Callender was In the city
yesterday on a visit to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Holden.
The schooner Kuelah arrived In yester
day from San Francisco and will tear
for Portland to load lumber.
Mr. G. C. Flavel, who ha been visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Dyer, at South
Bend. Wash., returned bom yesterlay.
Charles Campbell was appointed admin
Istrator of tha estate of the late Alex
Campbell in the probata court ytsterOay.
ye
Commencing Tuesday, January 3rd, 1899.
Every article in the House reduced.
This will be the greatest offering in
Fine Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing, Famishing Goods, Etc
DURING
THIS
SALE
Owing to manufacturers' restrictions we are not allowed to place the following goods at reduced prices : Standard Patterns, Srool
Silk and Cotton, W. C. C. Corsets, E. & W. Collars and Cuffs, Oil Clothing and Rubber Goods.
C. Us. COOPER
The Leading Dry Goods and Clothing House of Astoria, Oregon.
Sale
Will 1)0 adileJ to goods already
catalogua! in our Clearance Sale,
A new lot of Jacket?, tho Intot
creation of the tailorV art, and
will be sold at lss Than Cost.
McDonnell
141 - 19 Third Street. rORTLAXD. OR.
The schooner Ralph O. Long ha ben
rarwiiina in .enaicm smce ijecenio. r i
. one u lumocr laden for 8An Fran.
Cisco.
Mlsa Mary Smith and Miss Amy Towell,
wHicners in me punuo snoots, are sutler.
ing from tha arrlppe. and are unjblo to;
attend to their dutirs.
nurln Tf T,, (.!-. .k. i. n.hi.v i
Columbta, Dr. J. A. Pulton will be act.
Ina: assistant urreon nt tha TTn'tot
Bute marina aarTlc.
Mlas Clara E. Munson and A. J. Meg-1
ler hava been appointed, without bond.
executor of the last will and teata.
meat of the 1st Byroa 8. KltubalL
Qreas spots, blood, oil. stain on
dressoa. coat and carpeta are promptly
removed with Jiaptba Soap, Eight bars
for S cent at Rogera' drug store.
I
Airs. McCullah and family will leave i
on tha steamer tomorrow for San Fran- J
Cisco to Join her husband, who Is engt- :
neer on the tug Relief la the Bay City, j
;
Q. Zelgirr ha resigned hi position in I
1 1
tha auditor department of th A. A C. j
railroad and ha accepted the position j
of accountant In the county clerk's of. I
Sea. '
Alex Lampi. who waa adjudged Insane
by the county court Saturday afternoon,
waa returned to llwaco yesterday and
will tx taken to the Washington state
Insane asylum.
'Work on the, A. A C. warehouse Is pro.
greasing slowly, owing to I be unfavor
able weather. The contractors, however,
cat that the) building will be oompleted
in about week.
The steamer Signal finished discharging !
M ton of coal at the FaciHo Coast Com. !
pony's coal bunkers yesterday. She will
return to Seattle for another cargo a '
soon a the weather permits. !
The British ship Wasdale docked at ;
Ninth street yesterday to discharge XiO j
barrels of cement The cement will be j
placed on a barge and taken to the gov.
ernment work at the fort. ;
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Attention Is called to the special re- !
ductloa sale of fancy shelf goods adver.
Used by Ross. Higglns A Co. In this !
Issue. Fine soups and canned fruiis can '
be bought at prices never before offered j
In Astoria. I
" !
BE GOOD TO TOLRSELF and good ,
to your friends. When you treat a friend
to whiskey, give him the best HARPER
Whiskey Is the beverage for your friends
and for you. Sold by the Foard A Stokes
Co., Astoria Oregon.
Th wharf foundation and slip of the
Schmidt Bros, cold storage, for which
L. LeVck has the contract. Is nearly
completed. The carpenters at work on
l the main building are unable to put in '
full tlmo during the rainy spell, and Its
construction Is necessarily slow. '
!
W. A. Gaines' private stocx whisky, j
handled exclusively in Astoria by John i
L. Carlson. Is one of the most popular!
beverajes sold. Its purity and quality
ar guaranteed, and It Is especially rec
ommended for family use. It Is sold In
any quantity at ths corner of Twelfth and
Bond street.
Ever placed before the people
Positvely no goods will be charged for at sale prices.
Orders from the country will receive the same benefit
as if bought personally at the counter.
But cash must accompany the order.
- The popularity of the merchant' lunch
erred by air. George Hartley at the Na.
ttonal a growing dally, and many buil.
new men can be found there every day
for their midday meal. The lunches aet
by Ut. Hartley ere Ui ttneat In the city.
Call at City Ticket Office ot Astoria A
Columbia River Railroad, U4 Commerc ial
il reel, for through ticket! to all polnu
eaat, akeo Aberdeen, Olympla, Tacoma,
Seattle and alt points on the Northern
Paclfla railroad. Through tlckela oannot
b purchased to there points at the depot
The launch palsy, belonging tut Dav
lturnelde, w swamped eiirly cUitul.iy
morning while lying at the slip of Rats,
lllgglns A Co. Th fore ot the wind
washed the waves on board and she soon
tilled and sank to the bottom. She whs
pumped out yesterday at low tide and
floated. v
The sad news ha been received by Mr.
M. J. Kinney of lh death, list Thur.
day, of Miss Harriet Morgan, alstcr of
Mr. IV Morsan. at the homo of her
niece, .Mrs. I'phnm. at Coflcyvlllo, Knn,
No particular of her death have yet been
revelled. Miss Morgan hid many warm
friends In Astoria, who will be. grieved
to learn of her death.
Btoelhcada are becoming scarcer as
the wesson draws to a close. 8, f, w
sr being taken that the cold storage
plants ha refused to receive any more,
and the quantities delivered of lute wore
so small that they did not pay for the
troubla of handling them. Private buy.
era are paying M and ( cents a pound,
but the supply Is only sufficient for l.cu
demand. The season amis February IS.
Petersen A Itrown wish to snnounee
that they have a few odd line of line
stylish women's and children's shoes
which they have decided to close ouL
Among thesa llnea are the famous l,alrd,
Schoter Co.'a. noted for their line wear.
i,lir
qualities. Call early, befora the
s'.aea are brokrn. Indies' fine cloth lop
button reduced from RW and luvi U)
HjO per pair. Other regular prlos In
! an.!! Ilni. rw.tinv.t In nr,.tMirf Ion Ut
our ladles' window.
, . . , , ,
At tha town election last Monday. F.
Sweeney. George T. Moore. C. 8. Cr-
A. J. Mill wrro
Abbott record, f,
n', W1" p4jr "rshal. a-s tho W.irn n.
'ton Tribune. Hut little Interest was
manlfwteJ. only IS votea being ,IUd.
Th m'vr vUo"M " Wh''- 'h
ne r"lble excertlon eons, (entou cltl.
lens, ami will wunoui uouiu n:i tn' ir
I positions With credit lo themselves Slid
prvflt to the town.
Captain Newsome's stenmer IralJ.i,
which, far long time ha been plvltw
between Portland and Rainier, duelling
at Int-rmedlata points, will soon go on
tha ways at Wolff A Zwlcker's Iron works
for extensive repairs, says the Telegram,
It la tha Intention of Captain Newsnme
to placo the boat on tho Portland. Astoria
route and for that reason he will have
her capacity considerably enlarged. She
will t rut In two and then a piece will
b spllcvd In. thus makin; her much
larger a to beam and length.
At a mass meeting of citltens of Ham
mond Tuesday evening, the charter for
the proposed new town was discussed
and adopted. The name selected for the
city Is New Astoria. The ofllceTS selected
to guide the dretlnlr of the city unt.l
the next general e4ectln are named in
the charter as follows: Mayor, C. E.
Ford; councllmen. R. Faulkner. Jimes
Coffy. W. Mudd. H. Thompson and F.
Johnson. The boundaries of the town In.
elude all of the Kindred donation claim.
The ways and means committee of the
common council are engaged in basing
estimates for the receipts and expendl.
tures of the city for the ensuing year.
The committee held a meeting yesterday,
and. although not yet definitely decided
upon. It is believed a 10-mlll levy will
be fixed the limit allowed by the charter.
Owing to the reduction In property
valuations, this will raise an amount
considerably less than did the 9-mlll levy
ot last year and It will be only sufficient
to meet the Interest coming due, leaving
the remaining expenses of the city to
be obtained through licenses and fines.
l
Cantaln Tom Nelll returned Sunday
trom gan Francis on the steamer Co.
lumbla. after taking the torpedo boat
Davis down the coast Captain Neitl
says the little craft behaved well on the
ocean, but the weather waa unfavorable
for good speed all the way; otherwise the
Davis would have established a record
between the two ports hitherto unknown.
Twenty-eight miles an hour Is pretty
quick time and Csptaln Nelll says that
when under full steam the Davis idM'd
through the water like greased lighten.
lng. The after boiler gave out on the
trip and as soon as this Is repaired he
will be turned over to the government.
The bill Introduced in the l.cL-la'ure
warding barber Khops has no niprs'.tlon
locally, but Is heartily commended. Mr.
Zuelrh. of th., Palai-e. nys he favors the
passage of tho measure, which will re
quire shops to be closed on Sunday and
make It necessary for barbers to s-rve
oC the Lower Columbia River,
an apprenticeship and pass an examina
tion, lie say ha bc-Uevc all barber
favor Sunday cluing, and he hopea that
the examination claus of lbs bill will
become part or th law, He thinks bar.
hem, as will as dentists, should re,
quired to attain a certain degree ot pro
ftelenoy. If this I required by law, J.eenl
and Irt-eent shop will not be so nunter
oua. Of coin-so, cheap shops ntv not so
well rwutnlcd a tho whose prbes are
higher, and are wnstdcrvd more or less
of a menace to health. As lo tfutul.iy
cloalng, lln'rw I Jut so muelt business lo
bo done, mid It can be. handled lust as
well on Saturday n on Monday. Maibem
genemlly think the bill should piss,'
latgrlppo ha hevit epedcuilo In lit idly
for the past two or three week" and
tdil,i:tu estimate that hl persi-ii,
comprising one.leiilh of the topulalott,
are suffering with thn disease, in one f,'nn
or another. There are many case of
KrUM'c among the hm children, and lr.
August Mnney alone has ni pi lb nt
among ihem, No deaths as u direct re.
suit of grippe haxo el Ixen repotted,
but hundred are quite ill and confined
to their homes. Th rv-viil spell of east
wind brought on the cpedenile, Alt east
wind blots no one g,i'd In Astoria, and
when It first springs up persons subject
lo cold and grippe should u qulnlnn,
which I a sure preentatl. lr. A. U
Fulton say the prevailing chluook wind
will prevent a further spread of the
disease, and with It conllnuaiwv f.r a
few days longer Ihe case now un.ier
treatment will become convaks,- nt.
The lumber schooners Seven Misters and
Volatile, which have been lying In Ne
halem harbor bar-hound since early In
lecemier last, will probably succeed In
float Inst over the bar there In a few
day and reaching their destination
With their cargoes of lumber. Crews
for both vessels arrived III Astorli
from Man Francisco Sunday and started
for Nehaletn by way of Me.isida ester,
duy-taklng the train f,r the Utter place
in the afternoon. The crews consul of
III men. five for each veascl. It Is thought
Ihe schooner can be taken over Ihe bar
without removing any of thir cargoes,
as Ihe winter freshets have cut new
channel leading to the ocean of sulllcn nt
depth lo allow them to through.
The new channel runs close to the south
side of the harbor, and the old one.
on the north side. I now cimr-ty lo-ed
up. There I I" feet of water In Ihe new
channel at high tide, and with this depth
It Is thought Ilttl difficulty will l-
found In taking the schooners to sei.
Captain Rasniussen. of the Seven M!l. r.
however, says lhat It Is probate a pot
tlon of the cargoes of tyolh schooner nil)
have to be unloaded In Ihe harbor, sa
he stormy weather renders II nky to
cross out. (v,-n through the m channel,
wlih their present draught NV!l,'n ;
schooners last altempted to cr, out
they struck on the bar. and Ihe Volatile
is leaking at tho rale of two Inches an
hour. Her rudder and a piece of the
keel were carried away by Ihe ae, blent.
Her repair will cost about !.'. and lbs
Seven Sister Is also Injured to the extent
of over The schooners are owned In
Sun Francisco and a tug has be-n dis
patched by the owners to tow them to
that city. The men composing the crew
will take horses from Seaside to F.Ik
creek, from which point their b,igvig
will be transferred by wagon to the Ne.
halem. A guide accompanies th.. crew
and from Ihe condition of Ihe road it
Is thought their trip will occupy fully
three days.
PROPOSED ROAD IW8
DISCVMNEl LAHT Nl HIT.
Manner of Collecting Poll Taxes Will
He Incorporated In a Separate lilll
Judge Gray's Caution.
The Push Club committee having In
charge the matter f Ihe betterment of
the mad of the county reported at l ist
nht's meeting that th suKKe!l"ii "f
the club had been presented to the coun
cil and that the council sanctioned the
plan. The committee further reported
that Ihe legislative committee was pre.
paring the necisjairy bills for presenta
tion to the legislature.
Asked for a report. John II. Smith, of
the legislative committee, said the wrk
of framing the bills had not been com
pleted. Me said there were many n com.
mendatlons for embodiment In th pro
posed law, and that It would nece.irllv
require considerable time to get the bill
In snap for presentation. A discussion
ensued as to the best manner of pm.
cedure, and Mr. Smith suggested that tli
feature providing for th collection of
poll taxes be Incorporated In a separate
bill. Mr. Smith's suggestion met with
unanimous favor, and the b glslittlve com
mittee was Instructed to draw up a sep
arate bill and send It to Salem as soon as
possible.
The bill will fluid employers rossmslbl
for tho payment of poll lax- s ;i. ss. ,1
on men In their employ, and I Intended
principally to compell the Chinese lab r.
ers In the canneries to contribute towird
the city and county governments Th' re
seems to be a dlfferem e of opinion ns to
what should be In, iud. d In the propped
bill for changes n the road .iw of rh
state, as. If all the suggestion mule,
wore Ini.'orjHiniti d In Ihe measure.
would necessitate practically new laws.
Latest
and Best.
The (ircntcst Life Insur
ance C(iiiimn In the win Id
foimiilntcs n new twlli'v c
cured liv over $'.,70.0()0.0Ufl
of nsscts.
The lowest (iron I urn rote
conltcnt with !n.ety.
Llticrnl loitns to the In
mi red, the nnnmil nmoiints
tic I n t set foi I h in the
policy.
Option for extended term
insurance.
Autumn! Ic pttldup liiMir
nnce without cchunic of
policy if you ennnot ion
Untie the insiinince.
Cnsh surrender nluesstnt
ctl In the policy.
One month's ijraec In pay
ment of premiums.
An injcnt con do more bust
ncss for the .Mutual Life In
stir time I'moponv if New
YorK than for any other
Company ,
Write for information to
15. VAN DISKX. Kcsldcnt A.tnt.
Abulia, Orcijon.
Mr, Mttilth was opoc-tcd b he plan of
making It compulsory for counties to
rngnsr the services of a ro,lmistir.
contending lbs! this would create an.
other iitllee, on which. Instead of upon
rads. part of the money would he spent.
Mis idea was that th cvuuty employ
om enthusiastic romnetent prron for
or U day In the stimnn r month lo
make a i,prclat study of county tec, Is and
report hi findings to ihe county court.
Me further favored the appointment of
three vlrwers by lh court, one of whom
lo be the experl employed during Ihe
summer months, and lhat thrsc. men be
retained permanently In that capacity.
In this way. ha said, tho county could
get better results than by appointing dif
ferent persons for each road pctltl .mal
for. Mr. Hmlth Impressed the asso, I itl.m
with th necessity of Ihe court appointing
only g.Kid men as viewers, and wa of
the opinion that such a plan W"Ubl l
productive ot excellent result.
Jl'IxiK C.UAV St CAPTION
ABTOU.A, Jan. K-iKdltor Aslori.mi
lisl July a ro.id convention wa held
at the courthouse In this city, ami Urgsly
atten,ld by delegate from nearly every
road district In th county. After a
thorough discussion, a petition pre.
pared and circulated requesting lh icgl.
Uture to enact a law that would mk
It possible o collect a poll road tax. and
that 60 per rent of such tax and of Ihe
properly road tax rollecled In the city
of Astoria be expended In the building of
permanent roads from the city limits In.
ward th country. Uwr lu farmer
signed; Ihe petition, which 8 Uw.
chairman of Ihe road convention. reuesi.
ed mo to forward lo the Cla'op county
allegation In Halem. and I did so last
Saturday by Representative Young
I am Informed thai tho Progressive A,
sortition, by direction of the city council.
Is prcparlntf a bill to ail,,- ill., country
none of the property road tax. and will
turn th poll nwl tax over to th
rountv court lo build road outside th-
city limit.
This will be a very..qiiestluiiub.i and
unsafe pro)oltlon for anyone anxious
to have good county ro.n'. built, because
there I no certainty lhat ths i1: . a I
lax law will be changed, a It rciiul'r
a general law, operative ull over th
stale, and may not pass, and Is turning
thn county off with a promise. The gen
eral understanding since the ro.id conven
tion ha been lhat the county should
havi, 'J per cent of all the road tax col
bci.il within thu city. ai thus., who
think tho poll ro.id ta:: Is a sure propo
sition be fair, and divide llm whole fund
Very truly yours, J. I. l r.H.w
A'SAINST A UKIl'('TI'N
OK TI'K CITY'H I.IMITfl
Progressive Commercial AHocdatl,.n I es
Nut Pavor tho Action Proposed by
the Common Council.
At tho mteili: of the Tush Club last
night thu agitation for a reduction of the
limits of the. eiiy wa onriM, red, and tho
lub almost unanimously condemned th
proposed action of tho council. The
council, at lis special meeting Krlday
night, declared Itself In favor of smaller
limits, tho vote being flvo to four. The
action of tho Push Club, however, will
probably have tho effect of changing the
sentiment of the council.
Judge Taylor was present last night
and, at tho Invitation of President Mum.
blct, explained tho proposed action of
thu council. Mn said he wa In favor of
reduced limit mid was of the opinion
that the peninsula from what Is known
as Wllllamaport west should bo Included
In the limits, lfo said tho present limits
of the city were ridiculously largo and
that the amount derived from taxes on
the portion he would exclude was used
In building roads In that district, which
was, therefore, of no financial benefit to
the city.
John M. Smith took an oioslte view
of tho matter, contending that, If tho
portion not thickly settled were excluded,
It would escape paying In tenet on tho
city's Indebtedness, ""d tho municipality
would consequently be Inner. Ho suid the
only reason this property Is worth any-
thing Is becaiiHo the city In whom It Is,
and if Astoria's population doubles thn
value of the properly would also double,
.Mr. iillduhrand advanced thu theory
that tho limits should not bo reduced,
because, even though tho cntlro amount
derived from taxed In thu objectionable
portion were expended on roads thme,
the community would be benefited to the
extent of thnso Improvements.
Afler considerable discussion pro and
con, Mr. Robb moved that the associa
tion declare Itself oppoiicd to a roductlon
of the limits, und that tho council be so.
fuulnted with thn club's sentiment. The
motion provullcd, but one member, Prank
l I'arknr, voting in the negatlvo.
Tho council meets next Thursday even
ing, when It will consider tho report of
the committee to which the matter was
referred, It was the sense of the council,
by the narrow mangln of ono vote, that
tha limits be reduced, and the commit lee
will recommend that the limits extend
from the center of Tongue Point south
to a point In line with the waterworks;
Save Half Your Money
The set tin! cost of shoe Is not clotormlned by th prlo you pay
for Ihem, but by Ilia length of lime ihey wear, and by Ih salt,
faction they give,
V have (he riwlit shot. for Hi right prloss, I
John
Tito
HOriE-flADE
Taffies, Caramels, Chocolates and Bon
Bons fresh every day,
nt THE SPA.
ASTORIA MEAT COMPANY
Telethon) Ho, dj
Handles Only the Choicest Aleats
is Csmss.rtrl.l It, ! I'slsc UlM'ai.t.
W. F. SCHEIBE,
A full tin f Pie... T .d,
sad i.r' Arliclee.
7-1 Coiumervlal est.
Special
CtiniiiiiTtial St ret t iifur
s
R. L. Boyle & Co
Lending Rent IBHtnto Dealer of
ASTORIA, OREGON
Write for Information ami rampliUt. M ( m nifrcial Street
lVrlV.WlVriVIWlVl,lVlWlVl'lVr,
n.Eoc
Astoria's Lending Hotel
Metier WrlRht. Propn.
3
A. V.
...Fancy and Staple Groceries...
Fruit Jars and Jelly (.to. PriccH Lower
With tho Fruit to go in them g TlllUl ICver.
The Palace Cafe
W. VV. Whipple, Prop.
Finest Heals in the City
Special Attention (Jivpn to tho rri jdinitioii of I Sati.jiietM.
Ihenca nlong that linn lo tho waterworks;
thine,, south along tho county road to
Young's river and Including the peninsula
west thereof. The question now Is Uon
thu committee's report whether it will
bo adopted or filed.
TO CUIIE A COLD IN ONK DAY.
Take Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggist refund th money If It
rail to cur. SSo. Th genuine ha U I),
Q. on each tablet For sal by Charles
Borer.
For many year before hi death PI,
marck wa quit bald; yet since bis death
there ho been an abundance of his re.
puted hair sold-enough to stuff a mat
tress, In fact. And the Jewelers of Or.
many are thriving; making lockets to
contain It
SWISS WATCH REPAIR SflOP
Victor Rost
Chronometers
(Hatches and
Nautical Instruments
Promptly fixed and repaired.
Alarm Clockn from $1 up.
Warrantotl. 110 Eleventh St.
Next to Postal Telegraph.
Astoria Public Library
READING ROOM PRKB TO ALU
Open every y from I o clock to 5:10
and 6:80 to (:W'p, m.
Subscription rate tt per annum.
West Cor. Eleventh and Dtuuw S treat.
Halm,
Itullofflo Hhoo Dottier.
autstiiurfr of
Alitay iyllalila
"Li Belle Astoria" Clfir
Sendee's Optra Stir
Sendee's Special
An, I ( Hlier Mount
"ri"'
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low.
Vo iiimhI reiltico Hlack rstul
Nell Rctf nrillCH tf ComI
Wing Lee & Co.
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Grand
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Ball.
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Sons of
Herman
Saturday, Feb. 11, '99
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man a prlxo, an elegant cuckoo dock.
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'm.o, a valuabio toilet sot. Gentleman',
prlxe, a gold douhiu watch chain,
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rug each to lady and gentleman.
All prises are us represented and ar on
"'"" -nuries Jlellborn ft Hon'
window. "
ORCHESTRA
Under the loadorshlp of A. W. Ul.lngep
and consisting of nine of the best
musicians In the state.
ADMIHSI0N:
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8eotators Tl
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