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The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19

every breath, and wondering, too, if
no could do my good WHOM no did
come!
At Inst, after what seemed to tho,
WORKOUT man IL perfect eternity Of
waiting, the native returned. His
method seemed to Harry alarmingly
simple for such an extreme case, Us it
merely consisted in putting IL few
drops Of q particular juice into the
three puncturcs the adder had made,
but to his delighted nstonishmcnt, az
we'll rs tho DOCTORS, in half IN hour
Molly was sleeping quietly, and the
swelling was already greatly decrcas-
cd, while Mahomed Mani, tho Afri-
can medicine-man left the yacht con-
siderably richer than when no cnmo
on TO it!
1t was q very pale little Molly VINO
was sitting Il week later ut tho Same
breakfast table, opening ~ little pack
ago her husband had just given her.
1t was IL bracelet in the CORN Of II tiny
gold adder, with Gicamiug eyes Of en-
eralds; anl on It's quivering tongue
ny Il crumplel roseleaf of rosy en-
amel.
''Rov: beautiful! Harry" she said.
''Ihank you Il thousand times, and a-c
they actually clever enough to make
such IL thing in that bazaar IN AIgicrs::''
'Ihcsc Eastern people are CONSUME
mate masters in' the art OF jcwelry,
dcarcst," he answered.; s'and now,
when my little wife wears this, mayit
always bcst!,c only crumplcd rosela af
III her happincss-.hc solitary SCI ,,cnt
i'll orr Elen!'-AIcC.'s Monthly. az
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s U"';.l. ~ -. e.. &,

49, ,i"h. nj ~ e. iiGN e.
.r1"' 'r:i;t -! a@r?., ,n" ..1 81
ruh 81 "-..H&sasr"> ! $50. =:
usual sight," said Walter Wade, ''but
TINT is just what I saw in q Tennessee
wood q few weeks ago. The female
engineers lame is Annie Fables, aud
she told mo she had been doing Il full
hands work ut the mill for six years.
Five years ago she decided she could
run the engine, and tho mill boss told
mo sho had beon'one Of the most care
full, as we'll as one Of the most COM
potent, he had ever seen. Mrs. Fables
lost her husband six years and q half
ago, and Il few months afterward sho
asked for q place in the mill where her
!lege lord has been employed. Shc
began working rs an 'otf-bcnrer,' and
iii Il year and Il half was put in charge
OF tho monster pieco of machinery
which furnished motive power for the
largo circular and straight saws. She
has all along earned IL mans wages
and has been able to support and give
her seven fathcrlcss little ones &; good
common school education. Slc is
fond of tho hard labor, and has lost
but fyo days during her connection
with tho mill, and then sho WAS min-
istering to - sick child. "-Louisyilic
Post.
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WHAT THE PsOPLE.t.
ihat viii Project A,nrri, TO-
dus:ry Oh tI.c Ocean.

~SsNt
Among tho measure" Che paop]e
havo n right to expect of this session
congress - MI net to promote tho
shipping interests Of The country, mud
20 give to American industry on tho
ocean tho same protection that il n;vnn
OH land. '"
There il apparently no nrcn, dir,
entity IN The way Of ~op"ovidinr the .lr.
slrcd Legislation. The Rcnubliea., DAY.
~ is not divided on thu; i:;,.. -, !, il
en- the money question. .An.tiori;y in
INC senate arOrs it as well =: :: .]s;,;ny.
ny III tie Louise. It is eve" rrn:, i'll,
hat several Democrats from tHr .,,.
coast States would Support! it. .,.rv
prospect OF the situation is =. ~ :..r,.
favorable Tor the enactment &" com.
prcheils1vo measure of the t::.l. and
thcfc Will Boa widespread punllnr dis
appointment if the session c~lnsn; with
out me-.
In the aggregate tilc amornI Of tvi-
butte paid by the United States 70
foreign countries for ocean si;n,,irr :s
enormous. According to the estinla;cs
81 experts on ia" subject VIC are ut
present paying at the rate O: &:;nn.-
H9o,ooo " year for &:;ch Transportation.
rs Il exports increase the frcicht
VII! increase. and u large proportion Of
The profits Of corresponding industries
WI Tins be carried 10 foreign Lands
despite the protection given 10 ti.c,n
by tho 80.
The -. &c ..u'r'' '''h .lmar.1s
OF trade" u:,I >im -.. .. .n,,- 4
throughout the country sno...,! g..
PETITIONS should be sent to CONGRESS-
urging tho enactment Of such lc,::,a-
ton ut this session. American .!,ins
manned by American sailors and Gving
the American flag, should carry Aincr,
lcHn goods to tho n%a!ionsuf the world.
le IS folly to pay to foreigners ~. cnor-
E:ous tribute when Ivy ]dcvclorirr chr
*lilpping industry as VIC have developed
other industries We can a-c the money
Tor the enrichment Of orr own rcorle
and the increase of the cOmmrrc;nl
prestige Of Il nation. San Francisco
Call.
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Com NiStat<ns.

Tt IS Il mistake to WORT. when o
arc not i'll ~ fit condition to do 50; to
take off heavy undcrclothinG bccalSu
you have become uycr-iieated; To
think that the moro = person eats tho
healthier and stronger he will be-
come; TO believe that children can 10
us much work as grown people, end
that tho moro they study tho more
they learn; to so to bel late rs night
and rise Mt %daybrcak and imagine tii::t
every hour taken from sleep is :,n
hour gained; to imagine tina. il Il lit
tie work or exercise IS good, violent
or prolonged exercise is better; to
conclude That the smallest room III The
house is large enough 10 sleep in: 10
sleep exposed to q direct draught Mt
any season; to imagine that VIVA, y
remedy eau : one to feel =. : :. =.
~ better '~,'ohniic ''', n'.,ts.
example >: =. -. s;s1cr1.
to -. uN:oc effects; to
cat - had only one minute to
lla'&.i ~. neal, Or to eat without al
'""cei'r or continue after it has been
= %''tics,, to crafty the tastc; 10 give
Unnecessary time to IL certain es:ah-
~ ed routine of housekeeping when
could be much more protitably
:pent i'll rest or recreation. We trust
that these little mistakes, which are
so apt to be mndc, will in future bo
ayoided.-London Family Doctor.
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WHO'S asesiin q,

It IS nos eSacfly til, i;
the coffee, but Tie way T.,
itis made. 1t il We
toSIearn, for it gives
which cansbe taken in Il -
time withoW injury TO
organs, and it answers y.
Equipment. coffee and -
one. This is the way to :.
comes first in the prepar:..
MA'lumps Of sugar in u
Zip; break into this two /
two-thirds full with hot !
add the coffee and there y,
would he in valuable s,1'
rooms, the only o.}v,,u.
the ingredients o; ynL to !
and uuch room m
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19

L.OUDIESS skies

IOUDIESS skies
and balrny breezcs
combined to mako
tho day al ideal
one. The c l.
known bay IL
Algiers WAS most
delightfully."- still.
Tho sun glintctl
down on The white
sails Of u yacht
lying q milo or two
ont. mnl,iuT tho
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19

'Nhat 1isHia protection ii American
rails are sold in lndia:" 800 wo
need Il tariff %len We can expert tin
plate and trolley ou!tits?' Granting
that such talk has Il plausib,e sonnh,
it is dangerous AMI discriminating.
Certain articles can be mace here
better and cheaper than they can 10
produced abroad. Each yea. will SEQ
il longer list nt sucsl nan~auTAriur"d
products. The enterprise "r cGr
people, the superiority OF our ~
rlllncry, The rlIeapar"*S Of orr .?:n"-
portation. the *Tatrml Of international
~natcn: rights will halp us t" gain OH
Dnr rivals in nt"ny branches OF ~i:l!us-
try. Ia: it is no: the r~!iry q: tho
Republican party 10 desert the wool
grower, the rice planter, the iron
miner, the ca! p:o;iucer, or the lrnl-
herman. Even il the factories of tho
~sea-coast Ou,Grow the need OF nro!ru-
ton, there are vas! areas in whic;, tho
unrestricted competition of the Next
can pcoa or the West Indian c~>o.ie,
would be severely felt.
"Protcctinu to American industries"
~ T. promise that must pay .uo
hundred cents o., the dollar. /; does
not mean that tI:ntrriir is 10 b& ih:own
overheard as 500 ~ = f.w lnOn Of tho
Carnegie two have mace their for
tNncs. II uoea n,! mrsn t:!a; :Ito
people Of thc agricultural unl mining
~comluunitit; are to be ~whca:ln1 with
e Sc" words. ana in"H 'niDrmtl that
;!.sy caI ii%u. :.:u...:;... $: .:.: auJ
Df The p:"tr"i;oa whi.!. their vote
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
A Few Pal ndromcs.

!N' na'indromist sends us the fol
.o,>."H: list Of MsaAsssshppea from
some Ial u, whtehsDnaSssbe spelled
forward 6ack%aafsssISAnna bah.
bib. bob, ; >. :ciyi@%dad.sdeni, del,
fed, Gid, ccc;,. eYaSawe, eye, COG,
gig, gag, y E#sAadam, noon,
otto, pap, peep, Pop, pup, redder,
refer, repaper, r,Si,!Ak rotator, sees,
sexes, shahs, tat, Moot" Thi.
leads lis to ask: "W the matter
with Hannah?" He Q is also
pa!indromieal. -DrM his famiI,
name is equally capalye Of being
spelled baokwardssB ntSclnr>' we ado
to the above staass5.AN :ea-re,
mark to Eve, aassAfaa ~ lam,'
and Nanoleon7SAklks% NV saw
Elba," should BssaeBxff& b Aant q
age."-Boston journal. tMa%$tr$M
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19

$sa' y s,th@i".. Ia Slact. In the small
.ifaalhStah' 81" i',ei" action is confined to
the decomposition Of the carbohy-
dra1l64 9pI tue formation of Tactic and
snpGtnaytacids, alcohol, etc. It is only
inst6esss largeintcstine that the dccom-
Rnsihonof .albumcnsand the formation
3 afsMHti bodies, and Of tho different
acid8 a1pp8sr their influence, take place.
=NaMa1s6fk. Tribune.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19

GLOW per-
here!" he kait
beautiful scel
eyfs rest lovir. .
think you lool
tea,n.ho ,adde.
"Fancy pay
ments after h;
month"; she
Skeeping up 20
man
sdpGn'esdo t
truthNhe answ
alwaNAh had to 30
BUD han
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al

The investigations of Nenki have
led him to conclude that the time will
COME when it will be possible to re-
nraove,a all micro-organisms from food.
As.regards the question whether their
!aclon sis necessary for the normal pro-
cess o~fSSdigsstion, he presents reasons
Sfor Aelieving that it is not, this con-
.Slusfon being based on the following
grounds: The acid of tho stomach
''"'t">- = Majority OF the m~icro-o~.
60. az. SO a, email 800. .
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19

F&S.9%@ lying q milo or two
out, making the
brasswork glitter and tho pretty little
breakfast table, set under the awning,
look most inviting. 1t was most
charmingly arranged n deux, and
everything, from the delicate cggslleII
china to the littlo rat-tailcd spoons,
was Of tho dainticst description.
Everything around looked SO calm
and quiet; it seemed almost as though
n spell lay owe it nll, and the ship
were about to sail into nh enchanted
city--tho brilliant blue Of the Mcditcr-
fancan, md the cloudless Southern
sky, with the white roofs ,lni orange
groves Of Algiers in tho distance,
making up picture worthy OF Il fairy.
story! At least, so thought tho mar
md who were leaning agnins'
the rail watching q tiny boat whicl
was slowly making its way ont I
them. The woman held a Eig scarlt
sunshalc over her, to shelter her ia
curly head and sweet mobile fa, ;
from the sun. ::
'Fancy, Harry" she was laughir (.
'Just a month to-day since We W. .
married! What u charming rene
brnncc! AMI what a lovely idea
yours to have all those lovely flow
brought over to decorate the ship V
Tor to night" The SIN beat dow. OIL
tho littlo white hands holding tho pn3r-
asol, and made the brilliant rings
upon them glitter again. "We1l He-
gin Mt once, AZ soon rs lie comes" she
went Oil. 81 think a festoon : tx
yellow flowers would look i~~'"ys3yl
over the saloon door" :
! ooh, no." answered her | .t$,',
LAUGHING; eve won't begin 4 Hi:,s:1Iv :
~ ! have bro .nss 81 <
:" n" Pape . S%$5S%t, don't $Ei"s
tW%>Ai Ge e. - p. lis to did nj -,
y Nit, Homan? ~ amt to lei , >;' =
.".h }, and we ND sit in "":,-
nd direct m" =
-. izy OIL! .'ling!'' 81 ~ 4
~ '.'!iazS ssteSw'" $ -
WI etsry day nd tho u f.
~ Ing to look n %Apers vi p, +. e
tiE' ur honeymot =, I he. ...d
g ; III a thing" i !
ell, I am SUI, u wei, ,"a..r
Z. MS for the let, this r.. =,
/ '..lghed; sit wor serve IT
t re were nonc, l., ping -, /
ill., III this time f, my bre..N4. T.,
t.. and he cast Il l. ing and sail
j. ok towards the Ito tal.!o I'M
d ne awning.
- ont go yet, Hi. " said.
"hefs just coming now. nil ,,nn :s
she spoke the boat ,lrewi 1T v.clu.;
side. IL was, indeed, # on cargo
tina, sheescarried, basket. If .uu~2:;,
h4'. as, and purple g'; whilst.
I'll Ter end Of the boat : mass.
OF "~ liant blossoms, and q. c seat
be: he tall swarthy Afr lay Il
pa, f letters and ncwsl RI.
.fsasped Molly, w was iii
artis .small way; ooh, TIA Slor-
ious .,.,,s Of color, what lovely
flowers ~
Neal while the Nor carried the
with Lii letters, walked oicr to the
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Truly ~SaGchiuw.
y il 4 shocking s!at, .

i.i4:> il 4 shocking s:a;> rt :, /:
.Ales lile Dingley law. VI, *::.. .-.
ONE squirmins statistics in the
"''oniai journals. We refer 10 those
aspolicy is to return to the colon
!. ", item, and become i'll
-. a:sh subjects. The rcvcn"c has
"> ,'nins :" i'm" the north 1T Il
,AReG 20. u.,"~ 'ii"n dollars u
4. ~ u" reparn;rr.y
Y; .!tbu; exhausted, III.
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~ ightful it is
=. g around OH the
Il then letting his
n his wife; ''and I.
ming pouring out
+ il n laugh.
our wife compli-
y been married q
: 1; "you are not
10 of old married
a5 the expense of
ID land you knowI
aWhat I thought.
kQwn, sweet.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-03

officers needed for the army OF tho future
Of tho adjutant generals recommends
tons the secretary Aaya they arc iudleious
and mcrl, tho favorable consideration Of
congress, Instead og increase os pay for
officers serving IN tho West indlcn and
Philippines TO tho next higher grade. aa
recommended by the adlutant general.
tho secretary thinks that tho pay ot
those officers. as well a. those In Alaska.
should DO Increased % per cent while they
aru so serving. because ot tho additional
expense they are put to. He says the
question of payment for damages 10
farms and other property by tho move
mcnt og troops will 90 made tho subject
os a special communication 20 congress.
Ile recommends that tlO instead ot so
should b. allowed for tho apprehension
ot dcscr,cr.
In tho subsistence department the sec
rotary nnds an urgent necd for a rogi-
mental commiasary and also Tor con-
mlsaary sergeant for each regiment.
Discussing the surgeon generals report,
no aays (, was a mistake to detail rcsl-
mental surgeons 10 large hospitals. but
this could not have been avoided. Npd
division and general hospitals. which
we're Indispensable maintained. Ample
provision should bo made to supply tho
I places Of surgeons who fall sick one OF
tho greatest morclcs OF tho campaign
wero tho women nurses. Tho report says
/ that until one has experience or has made
careful observation he can realize
/ tho work that these uoblc women did for
I our sick soldiers In the hospitals, but
| they cannot be well employed at rcgl-
mental hospitals In campaign. Both
| tho division and general hospitals arc
absolutely necessary In tho opinion OF
/ tho secretary. but tho general hospital
! should DO provided with separate wards
| for each regiment. 10 that comrades could
/ DO kept together. Tho secretary says
the Red Cross and other relief assocl-
atlons contributed In n very large degree
TO tho caro- and comforts OF our sick
soldiers and should receive tho grateful
thanks OF tho nation. Tho secretary
calls attention 10 Surgeon General Stern
berg's circular Of instructions 10 tho
army. Issued April 2. and says had II
been strictly followed. less sickness would
have resulted.
Ho feels that a force Of practical en-
gineers. skilled in electricity should DO
provided anG that a largo number OF
engineers should bc educated at West
Point. 80 that an officer can DO placed
permanently with each river and hareor
project. These projects should also re-
celve the recommendation OF a board OF
skilled engineers before tho Rppropr-
ations arc made for them. Tho manufac-
ture OF the -Jorgensen. or similar
magazine gun, should continue until wa
have. at an early date, at least 10000 Of
these arms in our arscnals. with full
supply Of ammunition.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-03

L Agrcn, Tn,rd ward; Thomas LlnvlIlc.
superintendent of streets Unless the
unexpected happens these men will have
no opposition. for tho democrats will not
put a ticket In the field
The Catholics OF Astoria are taking
much interest In the question of the
selection OF a successor to tho late Arch.
bishop Gross, and the rcpor, that Mgr
J. J. KcAne former rector OF the un.
lvcralty at washington n. c. may be
sent 70 Oregon occasions much sStistae.
tion. Algr, Keane Ia recognised as one
Of tho strongest prclates IN tho American
ohursh his popularity among all classes
Is possibly excccdcd only by that oe Arch.
bishop Ireland of the diocese cf Mime
sofa II Il well known that Archbishop
Gross dld great work IN Oregon and
that the field demands a man In overy
way az capable. II ls doubtful u tho
church alfords one better qualified from
every standpoint than MEr Keane Mgr
Keane. besides being noted for his liberal
and progressive IDEAS, Ia ono OF the great
est orators in che United States.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-03
FIVE NILES UP N THE AIR.

Two daring London aeronauts assembled
1--WE miles above the earth In 4 balloon
and nearly frozen to death The tempcra-
ture al that height was 81 degrees below
zero. The men went In the interest OF
science. and while the actual beneht OF
their trip 10 humanity al largo was con-
siderable. Il will not begin to equal tho
great sood accomplished BY the MEDICAL
scientist who gave the world Hos'et,er' S
stomach Bltters. Nothing TO equal this
remedy has ever been discovered FOR all
ments OF tho stomach, liver bowls and
kidneys The Bltters are the best rom
edy for indigestion. olllousness, coated
tongue. bad breath. sleeplessness and
nervousness. They strengthen the brain.
the body, the nerves. They brace up the
despondent and cheer the invalid.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-03
rArAr. RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

OAKLAND, Cal, Dec 2-Mrs. Aboie
L. Marble. the aged sister-in-law OF the
late James @. Blaine. for some time a
resident OF Fruitvale, met with tragic
death today at San Leandro. She was
driving in a light buggy, when the horse
took fright and ran away. going through
an open gate into an orchard. A low
hanging limb struck Mrs. Marble in the
breast, throwing her from the buggy and
killing her instantly. She was 70 years
OF age and was a native Of Augusta,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-03
NOTICE.

Bids win be received by the county
court Of Clatsop county, Oregon, until
Friday. December 9. 1893, at Il a. m. for
furnishing plans and specifications and
for building a "Balance Draw Bridge"
across the John Day river at the present
ferry site. Such bridge to be constructed
according to said plans and specifications
ana in a good and workmanllke manner.
For further particulars inquire at the
court house. The right to reject any or
all bids is hereby reserved.
- III. D. GRAY,
County Judge.
Astoria, November %, 1893.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Parker House-Mlss Grace Warren. Leo
Wright, Dazzler Co; J. W. Bum, G
Mesrum, Portland, 7. Thomas, y; Thom-
nil. w. Richards, A Hagler, oak Point;
]. 8. johnson, Virden, Ill; VIM. stearns.
occIdent@Leon Mooser New York; 8,
II. Bell. South Bend; Morris Mayer,
Omaha: II. s. MCGOWAN, Chinook; y. A.
cosgroye. j. Reldy w. II. Way, Rose
Leslie, Evelyn Andley, Elsie Currie,
Howard Boulden and wife, John T. Cos
grove. May Fisk. Martin Griffin, Clara
Dana Bertrand Bedell, DaZzler Co.; FRANK
Dunne. Portland; z. L. Betlinger. W. n
Fredricks Frank Woolsey, Portland;
Rhoda Hudson, Gray's rver; Captain
Morrison, Glendoon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-03
REAI. EsTATE TRANsFERs.

sam Oliver and wife 10 W. b. Starr.
tide land known as Oliver Sands. ...t
]. +. Higgins and wife TO y. j. Van
Winkle. lot 2, block s. Bay We" -
Melvin NJ. Brigs 20 Flora b. Becker,
south half OF northeast quarter and
southeast quarter OF northwest
quarter. and lot 5, section y, town
shin 4 north. range , west. ...........
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-03
THE MODERN MOTHER

Has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant Syrup OF
Figs. when in need OF the laxative effect
OF a gentle remedy. than By any other
Children enjoy II and 1t benefits them
The true remedy. Syrup OF Figs. Is manu-
factured By the California Fig Syrup
Co only
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-03

For ront--Nlcely furnished room, fur.
mace heat and electric Meht; suitable tor
one Or Two occupants; with o. without
board. Inquire al 90 Exchange street.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-03

our headache tablets work like magic,
Next time YOU are suffering from an At.
tack try them. viii return money K
they don't cure YOU Charles RogerA
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-03

Presbyterian church-Serviooa a. usual
tomorrow. Theme OF the morning SER
mon. Prayer. Its Necessity and Power"
Evening theme. ''sin and Punishment"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-03

AstorIans who DO their trading IN Port
land win be interested 20 know that tho
city physlclan OF Portland predicts an
epidemic Of smallpox there thls winter
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-03

Dr. II. r. Alden Of Astoria. Oregon.
was here this week to inspect the wave
pump. lie expects 70 have a similar one
constructed az Astoria tor power pnr~
poseS-Santa Crus Sentinel
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-03

Tue foar.masted ship on the river IA the
British ship Baiasore. a days from San
Francisco. she was met by a tug At the
lighiship yesterday but could not be
towed IN and stood on 10 sea again.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-03
10 c1rRn A co.. IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t
fails 70 cure. &c. The genuine has l.. b.
o. on each tablet. For sale by Charles
Rogers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-03

Victor Roost. the jeweler. has received
an elegant stock Of sold and silver
watches. A fne ilne of clocks is expected
to arrive In time for the holidayS Per-
sons desiring 10 make Christmas presents
should call on Mr. Roost
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-03

The weather continues rough outside
and none Of the vessels lying In the har-
Dor Ssre ohle 20 80 TO sea yesterday.
The Schooner pps Ess ,Ovsd down to
the bar by the Relief bot was eom-
PEELED TO return to anchorage The SAM
pou, with . rock barge In tow. went down
IA the afternoon. bat she, too had 70
return 70 her deck.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-03

Swedish Lu,hern ehureh-communlon
services at 70 a. m. and reception of mem
bers: Sunday school at l2lA At T;s p.
m the pastor viii preach a sermon IN
English on SavonarOla. the reformer Of
Florence. who was burned at the stake
go years ago last May. The young peo-
PIE are especially invited.