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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-05-05
THE MANIAC IN THE CAR.
A Drama With q Satisfactory Ending For
All but the Nervous Women.

A Drama With a Satisfactory Ending For
All but the Nervous Woman.
It was perfectly obvious that the man
in the corner was crazy. At least it was
perfectly obvious to the nervous looking
woman who sat just opposite him in
the cable car. It was rot so much the
mystical series of wigwag signals which
he was making with his handkerchief
as the amazing contortions of his face.
In tie intervals of these contortions he
stared intently in the direction Of his
nervous vis-a-vis, but at nothing in the
world, so vague was his look. Then he
would tap the bridge Of Lis nose with
his finger, grimace and screw up his
features into horrible expressions Of
malignant madness.
The poor woman didn't know what
to do. Her alarm was SO apparent that
all the others in the car noticed it, even
the man himself in one Of his lucid in
te1vals, and thereafter his performances
became more violent than ever Every
physician knows that maniacs delight
in playing upon the terrors of those who
exhibit fear of them. Perhaps the Won
an herself knew it. At any rate her
feelings finally reached al intensity
such that when the man half rose from
his seat she sirark into Der corner with
stifed squeak, which brought from
him glance Of triumph, OF perhaps it
was surprise. But be only sank back
again, with an expression Of disappoint-
ment, as if his time had not yet come,
which indeed it hadn't Thereafter she
held herself gathered close, with every
muscle strained, ready to spring and
fee She didn't have long to wait.
The man looked toward her with that
terrible, unseeing glare. His fists clinch-
ed. The handkerchief clinched in one
of them jerked in short, sharp oscilla-
tions. His eyes began to bulge out. His
face became purple. Beneath his curl
ing lips could be seen his teeth, bare to
the gums. He leaned forward toward
the horror struck woman, his face pro-
truding almost into hers. His sharp,
hot breath was on her cheek, and just
as his arms went up to clutch she made
one bound from her seat that took her
half way down the car.
Two more leaps landed her on the
platform. Thence, with mad yell, she
Launched herself forth, despite the re-
straining grasp Of the alarmed edconductor,
and was fortunately caught BY a police.
man, who escorted her to the sidewalk,
where she wept. From behind she heard
a mad, gasping roar Of bafled rage, but
the maniac did not follow.
he. didn't want to. lie sank back liz
his scat again and wiped his fearful
eyes Then he tcoh out a newspaper and
began to read. 1t had been g hard strug-
gle, hut it had ended in victory. Ee had
got that sneezc out.-New York Sun.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-05-05
JAPAN IS AROUSED.
Hawaii Refuses to Allow Her
Immigrants to Land.

San Francisco. April 20 Acc ord
ing to advices by steamer this morn
ing the japanese government is
aroused over the refusal of the Ha-
waiian government to permit Shin
shou Marou immigrants to laad there,
and has ordered warships to Homo
lulu to enforce what the japanese
immigrants consider their rights
The foreign Office instructed Hioigo
Kencbo at Kobe, on the 9th instant,
to stop the departure OF immigrants
for the island at once. Craze COM
plications have arisen, according to
japan newspapers, over the action Of
the United States government in send.
ing the Philadelphia to Honolulu
Japanese official advices claim the
cruiser has been sent as menace to
the japanese government and is signi-
6cant in that it foreiells of annexation
of the islands to the United States
japanese official newspapers are
full of war talk. The Chowc states
that telegram has been received by
the japanese authorities to the effect
that England has sent an intimation
to the United States government that
she objects to the intended annexa
ton by the latter of the Hawaiian
Republic The Sekai No Nifon says
that series of telegraphic com
munications are at present passing
between the United States Legation
at Toxic and the United States gov
eminent, and is of opinion that they
relate to the refusal Of the Hawaiian
government to permit ] apanese immi-
grants to land
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-05-05

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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-05-05
knights of Damon.

State Deputy 6. ~ Rosser, assisted by
Gen. r. n. Richbourg, of Columbia, ins,i
tused a lodge of Knights Of Damon last nigh
with fcrty-6ve charie. members. The meet
ing MAS he'd IN the lodge room Of the Aa
sonic Temple.
4 The fonowing officers were elected:
8. II. Ea7Lsworth, Commander.
& Rev T. G.. Herbert, Vice Commander.
r. f. Hoyt. Senoir Warden.
a. a. Bradham, Junior Warden.
Rev. as Willefard, Prelafe.
y Edgar Skioner, Sentinel.
e G. HsynsHorsh, Treasurer.
A. ". Knigh,, Secretary.
B. G. Walisce, Collector.
Dr.. Archie China, Medical Examiner.
". Y. Z Marshall, Ioca. Deputy.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-05-05
Laudanuln and Lead.
Editor Shaw Used Both to
End His Life.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Lake City, April 2S.-Mr. William
Dsyid Shaw. who was up to this iseue
editor Of The Times, attempted suicide
this morning as.9 80 o'clock. He bad
been to Charleston yesterday, returning
last night aud seemed to be 10 good
spirits. Mr.. Shaw was rooming over
Dr.. Williams drug store he got up
as usual this morning. talked with some
friends and weas 10 The Times cf6cs
and wrote the letter below. He then
vent into his room, draok two or three
ounces Of laudaonm and then shot him.
self. the ball penetrating the body just
above and to the right of the right nip
pie AID vas cut ont BY Dr.. T. B. Hin
nat just below the shoulder blade.
When approached by e friend.l he
saidshe vas only sorry he dia Dot make
aud end Of it; that being dazed by the
laudapum be had the pistol in his LETT
haod when he sbough. De had it in lis
right hand, thereby shooting himself 10
sbe right inssead Of in tie lef. breast.
AZ this ~risiag there is every chance
fc. his recovery Below is the letter
Nest Go tue deed (? OS, Gcd
send dovo thine angel of mercy to bear
my troubled soul away Gao 1t be a
sin? On. spare me. forgire me.
Father. TO do away life ,has is 6;led
With pain and misery Is there any
thing fcs me; 10 live for? All is dark
aud dismal. | aave 30 hope. Is there
.est aud peace In the grave? 10 q
world SO large, beautiful and wealthy,
and get I must ssarve-no money. no
work. Cherries and cold seems every
heart to me. cannot stand this
strain. have strained every brain
nerve, muscle and vein III thinking OF
what TO do and all can see before me
is dismal distress Death does away
With all this. I have some friends
here, | believe. I have endeavored to
do my duty towards them. hope that
they will be kind noough to dispose of
my body. Place it in "any old place.
care not where. My trunk and
clothes will 60 to my two brothers and
sister. My watch at Columbia, will
go TO Mrs. NJ. A. Enlyu, 1107 Pee
dleton street, Columbia. S. c., 10 con-
sidera,ion of kipduesses extended to
me by berself aud family William
David Shaw. O, teupora; 0, mores :"
Mr.. Shaw is son of J Duncan
Shaw, who was killed 10 BishopviIe
several yeais ago by the we'll known
Kelly brothers. Mr. Shaw has been
for several years connected With the
Columbia Register.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-05-05
Hit the Engineer.
When Engineer Jack Net,les arrived in

When Engineer Jack Nestles arrived in this
city last night from Florence he had his right
eye swollen as big goose egg from being
struck with stone while the train was run
ming 40 miles 40 hour The stone was
thrown at Speer's swamp betweea Carriers
vile aud Timmonsville on The Atlantic Coast
Line railroad. The rock was thrown With
great force and an unusual degree Of aceu-
racy to strike a man while the engine was
running at full speed. 1t Was sandstone. ard
part of it struck the fireman The 'raiu
was storped, and N the baggage car Engi-
neer Ne,tles had bis ere nsthed. Retu: niag g
TO tee throttle he again opened it Ind
trongat his train IL here promptly on Tins.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-05-05
Fire at Brogdon,s.

On Wednesday night, April 2s, st II
O'Clock the barn ant stables Of Nr. Joo I.
Brogdon, at Broedon's, S. c., 1oge,6ee with
800 bushels of corn, q large amonnt of bay
and fodder and number of agricultural i'm
:piemenis were destroyed by ere. Loss abcat
81 900, with no insurance.
The 6re was Inc work of an inceudiary and
the perpefrator of the deed has been appre-
lhended and lodged in Jail.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-05-05
A Valuable Prescription.

Editor Morrison Worthington. Ind, "Sun,'
writes: '.You have q valuable prescription in
Electric Bitters, and can chaerfully recon-
mend it for Constipation and Sick Headache,
and as general system tonic it has no equal.
Mrs. Annie Steele, 1926 Cottage Grove Ave.
Chicago, was ali run down, could not en-: nor
digest food, had backache which never left
her and felt tired and weary. but six bottles Of
Electric Bitters restored her health and renewed
her strength, Prices so cents and sl.eo. Get
Bottle at J. F. W Delorme's Drug Sore.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-05-05
Memorial Orator.

D-A- Young. Esq who was selected By
the committee appointed TO elect an orator
fo- Memorial Day, has notified the commitses
of his acceptance Of The invitation Mr.
Young, Notwithstanding that be has bad q
very short time for preparing his address, will
do fnll justice to his subject. BE IS vel
fitted TO deliver 40 origiual aud eloquent tri-
butte TO the memory of the Confederate dead
aud he viii have large audience TO hear
fairr
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-05-05
Uncallcd For Indignity.

That's what ] call an insult to the
whole human race -
"What is?''
The first speaker pointed to a North
Side butchers window, where, under
ali array Of calves dvers, hung this
sign, Get Your Brains Here. Chi
cago Tribune.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-05-05
Ice Cream and Strawberry Festival

An ice cream ard strawberry festival will
be given by the ladies Of Mayesviile, ut the
Masouic Hall. on Thursday evening, Nag l3.
f,r the bereGt Of the Methodist Parsonage.
All are cordially icyited to attend.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04
ATHLETIC SPORTS

Tho program os sports. beginning al
o'clock is aA rollows:
/ one mil" irrycic race. start al
liond and Twelfth. WopI to Ninth. south
20 Duane east to Fourtccnth. wcat IA
Tenth. twice over the course.
un~ hundred yari ,daHhl foot race.
trun In heats OF four mcni from Eleventh
ana iiond west to Tenth
Thrv- .loggcd race. % yards start
Commercial and Fifteenth. run wca,
toyH' foot race di yoarul so yards
start Commercial and Fifteenth and run
wet
o old mems race. tower Is ycaru) u
yards start Commercial and Fourteenth
run west
6 sack race, p yards. start CONNER
Cial and Fourteenth run west
T. Girls rootrar". ui ycaru) SO ynrdn.
Start Commercial and Four,ccnlh. run
west.
Hurdle race, trun In heats OF four
men "arhl, Start Commercial and
Twelfth. run west
.. Log rolling contest. also Walking
CREASED pole, two sports In one, In the
block bounded by Commercial and Duane,
n"ar Eleventh,
10 Final heat IN 100 yard foot race.
bond and Twelfth streets. run west,
H. Quarter mile bicycle sprint bond
and Fourteenth run west.
r. Final heat hurdle race Commercial
and Twelfth. run west
n Grand broad sword contest. between
unrpn Ivan De MnlclAn and Private
Nelson. lth u. s. Calvary OF Vancouver.
Wash. ON Van Duscn'S grounds.
All hnndicnps will be adjusted later
Prizcp consist or silver medals, cash ana
other prtEca
Grand wind up. about S o'clock y, m.
Illuminated bicycle parade, by tho AS
torin branch Of the l., a. w,
Grand display Of fireworks
Committee ON Sports; MIR Peter Grant.
chairman and starter; Mr. c. j. Trench
ard. clerk OF the course; Mr., J. W. Hare.
referee; MIR II. G, g.. Astbury ana Frank
NJ Gum. Judges.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04
TO ANALYZE FOOD.

Ookland, Cal, July 5,-Thc food or
san Francisco lahorurH ls analysed by the
Han Francisco lnbororH II annlirrd by the
professors ~ the state university Prof.
NJ, r. JnfIu. the head Of the dletic
department, has lust decided that rlab.
orate investigation shall be- undcrtSkon.
Several hundred families Of the wage
earning classra will he called upon 10
TAX" part when the statistics have been
all collected AMI tabulalrd. Il II expected
poor families viii be- able TO live much
less oSpcnziyoly than they do now. ana
at the same time on morc heallhful
diet
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04
Evidence Of the Following Charac-
trr Is What Has Proven Hobbs
Sparagus Kidney Pills 10 be with.
out Peer Ms kidary anh Rheu-
matte cure.


PilSburR Pa. Dec 2 1879.
hubpr Remedy Co. Chicago;
Gcntlemen For years ha.r been
suffering from kidney COMPLAINT and
1cutr rheumatism in their most aggta-
waited form. Tho latter disease. phys
leans say, wah caused by what they
claimed WAS nn extraordinary amour, Of
uric acid In The blood have tried rem
rdy after remedy, all Of which were nd
vrrtinssi 40 the only cure. and have spent
hundreds ot dollars with dincrcnt spc-
ciolirw without anything NOR than tenn
Iporary rclcf Ny occupation. that
OF travelling salesman was such a dctri-
ment 10 "a curc ehai all the doctors |
consulted said | would have to abandon
iI u I ever expected permanent relief
Through the advice OF one Of my
friends who h1d suffered In like man
ncr. was persuaded 10 Try Or. Hobbs
sparagus Kidney Pills The first dose
gave me relief. and four boxes performed
4 remarkable and complete cure. In fact
am. rs my aequaintanccs say. new
man.
would be pleased to answer nt any
time communications from fellow suffer
crs Very gratefully yours
II, q, Miller. Sq3 9Th ave.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04

won by lrtAnk Larpma. Lowell. wn; y,
Chamberlain. heooBd. time 1850
Mile professional. open. won by II. u.
Freeman. George BharIck Tacomc, Hce.
ond, tlmo eli
Mile tandem professional. won by
liemer and Jack Ahariok OF Tacoma.
Baxter and LELAND Of Seattle second,
time g'llH
Mile lap race. won by Geo. Bhnriok.
Tacoma. 10 points G. n. Dow. Seattle.
Second. points time $3.50
Hair mile amateur 900 pound men and
over won by Col, Il. y Edscn. Sealilc,
George Noble. Seattle. second, time
/ iAk
Three mile handicap, professional. won
by Freeman tacralcm Jones. Tacoma
1s0l second. tlmo 1905
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04

.OEuVERER OF THE PEOPLE
asasalasa-as
Giant Disease Slain by His
Great Discovery.
ssaaHs=f
II Stands as Il Barrier Between Suf-
ferIng Humanity and the
Grave.
Druggists Everywhere kepOrtEnOr-
nous Sales Of DR.. Hobbs Spar
agus kidney pills.

What sufferer from kidney disease who
has tccn fortunate enough TO take Dr
liobbs' SparaRus Kidney Pills and been
cured will not heartily lndornc every word
IN the heading OF this article? What man
~ woman IL there today who would dare
ghinsay the healing virtues Of Dr. Hobbs
kidney Remedy after the evidence that
has been produced In the columns Of ,bls
paper for several days past
A well known physician OF Astoria said
yesterday: "At mrs, ! was akcptical IN
10 the value Of this prcparailons but the
very favorable reports frequcntly hear
from those who are using II conyinccs
me thai Il In wonderful medicine. one
OF my patients said yesterday: I have
been taking pr Hobbs sparngua Kidney
tlilH for about week and l declare I
'cci better than have for ten years,
ana ho certainly looked better Than ever
remember seeing him. am pretty thor
oughly convinced tha, Hobbs sparuguA
rllls will be- universally prescribed by the
medical profession
Advertising n u Rocl way to let pco-
pie know that you have something TO
sell. but Il IL a mighty expensive opcr.
alton when the article offered h OF no
valuo The enormous auccrss attained
by pr Hobbs Spamgus Kidney Pnls
comes from the fact that those whom
thoy have benefited toll their friends.
and this IA the position Or Hobbs great
discovery occupies In this community to-
iay.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04
An Eminent Divine Says:

oct 3d. 1856
Gcntlcmcn: Kindly accept this express
sion OF my confidence in the virtues OF
your sparagus Kidney Pills rs specific
Tor that most insidous affection. Brlght's
Disease and Kidney troubles
Having used your pills according to
directions. | have found them 60 act ex-
Rctly as represented. and can endorse
them In every way,
70 all sufferers from kidney trouble in
any form recommend Hobbs sparagus
Kidney Pills "a an innllible remedy.
Yours very truly.
Rev. Geo, l.. Hunt.
80 West l05th street. y. Y.
So throughout the land the good news
Is growing fast that DR. HOBBS SPAR
AGuS KIDNEY PILLS ARE rapidly ac-
complishing the mission they are sent to
fulhll. and are bringing health and con-
sequel happiness TO thousands.
DR. Hobbs Sparugus Kidney Pills. 80
cents " box.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04
INGENIOUS SKIRT LITTER

Women VIII n do wish to adopt the short skirts
advanced by the Rnluy Day clubs ara using an
incOnvcnleut oontryance of tapes and rings To
keep their drapcreS out Of harms way In wet
weather, The skirt thus elevated does not
look nearly so ungraceful rs one would expect,
and It has this advantage, for those who con.
slider II so. tha, 1t can be lowered In second,
and one is not left high and ury IN storm COS
tume
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04
FORMATION OF PARADE,

i'lAhNli'N VIZ sRNNbAf
Harry ]. whurity grand marshal. ana
W A. sherman afd John h, Ufatke.
aides. will have charge Of the procession,
and announce the orirr OF formation ANA
march an followH
Platoon Of police. Marine nand. Grand
Army Of tho Republic. Oregon Pioneer
Historical Roolnty. viii form on Eleventh
street. north OF Commercial. right resting
on Commercial
lil-rJy ear guard OF honor. and school
children. on Eleventh street south OF
Commercial. right resting on CONNER,
clnl
rrvalden, Of the day. speakers. and IN.
Vil~i guests In carriages. on Duane. east
OF Eloventh, Hsh, rvattns 90 Eleventh
rathiamrt band. eltirrna from Cath.
HineI Conromy Trt,o OF Red Men
woodmra u the World. Anrlcn, order
OF United Wotkmrn. knlshtA Of ryIhlas.
on Twelfth street north OF Commercial
right rraIing on Commercial
Astoria mr. department. under com.
mand 81 chirf stockton. ON Twelfth
a,rool. south of Commercial. right rcAt.
irg on Commercial
The different organisation viii form
In the order named. AT the places tosig.
uatri
IN" parade viii form a, s5 a. m. and
move promptly az 10 o'clock SHARP
The route Of mafyh viii to ns follows
Eapt Un Commercial to Fourtconth.
north "n Fourteenth to Hand. went on
hond io Seventh south on Seventh 10
Commercial. raal OF Commercial TO Rry,
onioenlh. south on Seventeenth TO IA.
chanEr west "n Exchange 20 Thirteenth
north on rhlftr~n,h 90 uuaar. wcsi on
puhno to tho court houao square. whore
the vocal and literary exercises viii ,~
held
AIl ministers Of The rhrurh,s of the
city and ,tcini,y aFc invited to seats on
tho platform
headquarters of srapd marshal AZ tho
county clerks office
headquarters Of committee on arrange
muaia at county judges once
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04

Maximum temperature. g. deg
Minimum temperature 81 deg.
Precipitation, 81 inch.
Precipitation from September l. 1896,
10 date, 9O.i9 inches
Excess OF precipitation from September
|, 1896 to date, lsOS inches.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04
THE SEATTLE RACES.

Seattle July S,-Over 5000 people at
tended the bicycle races here at the ar
ternoon session OF the Queen city Good
Roads club meet Owing to recent rains
the track was heavy, but the perform
ances were good II. II, Freeman, OF
Portland and San Francisco was the star.
Following are the summaries; Mile novice
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04
UTiIZiNG AN AUTHOR.

Recently young man wIote to VIM. Dean
Howells for his autograph The novelist re.
piled In type written line:
"Haye you bought my last book"
The young mau answered.
81 have not. want to sell your autograph
In order 10 get money enough 10 buy It,"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04
CALIFORNIA SCANDAL.

Fan Francluro. July 3 The wife Of mil.
llonalrv bradbury. of Los Angeles. and
" Russell Ward. who Few days ago
were N" cause of social sensation In
that city. have been arrested for adult
tory.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04
BY UNwRlTTEN LAW

A baokwoods jury In Georgia justice court
brought In this verdict
I'VE the jury a. d the prisoner guilty of hog.
hang him."
But" said the justice "you have no author
ity to rang men,
Tho foreman nked puzzled, scratched his
head and said
"Wel, yer honor, that mout he, but my expe-
renre is that we has hung many Of 'em.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04

Swedish Lutheran Church Swedish ser.
Vices NJ 1850 u. IN. English services
at p, IN, Thcmc-"Iiberty." Thls Is
the only Sunday that there will be any
services In our church during the month.
The pastor win attend the fall meeting
OF the Columbia conference az Moscow,
Idaho, July 1871, and win visit other
places going and coming and will be
gone three weeks
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04
THOUGHTLEss

"Arabola, dear" said the weary mother, 81
with you would dust the parlor."
"lpdeed I'll not. It's very lnconsiderate to
ask such exertiou when YOU know I'm training
for century run"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04

There win bo tho usual services ut the
Presbyterian church today, Subject
OF the morning sermon. The Friend Of
God" In the evening at there will be
u patriotic service, Subject OF the sor-
mon, what Hath God Wrought" sun.
day school at at 1915. Y, NJ c. f. at :.
All are most cordially invited to these
services Henry Narcotic. pastor.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04

Services tomorrow ai n % m hud 3
=. IA. AZ the Norwegian and Danish
~ T.. church Tips, Astoria Subject
In the morning '~rhr Republic OF God. d"
In tho evening. "uur Country"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04

aupp,r wili be celebrated In the morning.
A patriotic service viii be held In the
evening. consisting OF national songs md
an addrUhu on tho Message From our
Hammer" All arr cordially iyitcd.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04

Tho services today at the Baptist
church will 10 appropriate to tie m.
| lions birthday. Tho morning sermon
viii discunr national strength AMI weak
ness. The raloonkccporu' friend viii be
tho subject in the evening, Sellers and
drinkers OF intoSicanta are especially In
vltrd To be present
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04

There viii bo nor,'lcea in the German
language at the Congregation churrh
on Sunday afternoon at $50 q.
Schmidt. pastor
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04

The leader of uso choir ana chorus
"a, th" open alf rHcrolnoa tomorrow re,
qurstH that The singcrr D. In their ur.
pointed plaocs ly lo,45 o'clock a. IA
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04

rrngrm AZ Congregational Church To-.
.nish1-organ prelude. hymn; reading Of
Scripture; pros cnaion- living banner. TWEEN.
.y girls Hong-"our Flag; prayer; Co
lumha. nddr-ss Message from Our
tiHun"r''. America. bcnCdiction All
are cordially invitcd