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LOSE.
~N~0N~0o~>~0~~~~~e~~~> >.>,~~>>~->~~-~~~-~->~-~~
HANDBOOK No 1880 II ne Union
Dine Savings Institution IS missing Any
person having a ola m 20 % IL hereby ca ~
upon O. present the same within ten davs
or submit 20 having sad passpo0k can
ceiled and new one issued.
LOST OR STOLEN -Passbook 80. q sl3
u the Excelsior Savings BAN. ga ST.
and 6tA-ave.. New-Nork All Der las ar.
cautioned against purchasing or negotiating
the same, and any person having a claim
90 said passbook ~ hereby called upon %
present tie same % The bank on or before
the lOth cay % March $50. or ST. nii 20
having the passb0ok declared cancelled and
eNtinguished. and new book issued in
lieu there T.
LOST.-Bankbook No. 562 42s. Bark FOR
savings. 30 4th-aVe., YORK. nay
mcnt stopped. Please return book 10 bank.
LOST - Banklook ~. 279. 500 on my Dock
SAVINGS Bank. ANY pers a ha iuF claims
upon sad book Is called upon 20 present
the same 20 the bank within irty Jas.
or the said book viii be declare can 81 ed
and eXt.nguished and a new one issu r In
lieu thereof
LOST Rankiook 40 as 1913 Bank FOR
SAVINGS . % An ave. NeW-Yo-k. pay
ment stopped Please return box 20 hank
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STOH ACE NOTICEa

N~~((~~>~()o(lcI-0~- O/l<.l,.(l.0c(Jo/|r|
THE 4,5,.s CLINTON STORAGE WAIRtE,,
8ith-st.. New-Y0rk Miss Louise An
dcrs n. Mrs Christina Anderson. Mss r..
j. Burdeu II. l. Bender. MTs. Henrietta
Eyfnes' Ms Annie C,stel. o Mrs Jane
NJ. callahan. Mrs. Clayton. z. ". Carr.
Airs Joseph De Camp. Mrs r. Dempsey.
Miss 10Y G. +. Even. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas FIaherfy. Mrs. sarah Foley. J. !.
Fereys. William Fretch. Ms. de r. Fol
s1m. Miss Nellie Cannon. George Gilmore.
owen Gunnlng. j. !. Hickey. Mrs y. Hef-
fernan Mrs Pauline Harvey. " $ Pauline
HohmaEu. Mrs. J.. 4. Hoyt. Harvey. Mr.
Hastings. ID. Heller q Muano. Miss
josephine Hamburger. Mrs. Theodore
Jones. Ms. H. y. Johnes Ms Ell
Kenny, Mrs; Lille Kinnard Mr@. Katie
george L.. 4. " LAYTON. Mrs Anna
Lijero- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Llchtenherg.
Ma MARKS John ". Maher. M and Mrs.
p. T. MoHarty Robert and MIS-. My
VI unit. Louis MoUen. J. Morse. Mss
Maggie Mcmahon Mrs. 3. G. NIlfy M.
annie oney. Mrs. Margaret Peckham $.
: Palmer Vim. Raynpr Mrs. Angelina
Ross. ". r. Smith. Il sammJn. Nh Ida
Stunts Ms. Alice Smith. WIN. Schultz.
Mr- Taylor. Mrs Annie Ninten sydney
WoodwaI1. Miss Hilma Wilson Benjamin
Wise ". II Wells
aired Beckley. p A Dennis. Alfred Hog
Ind Manhattan Delivery Co.,. !. s. Nc
Gunigle Frank Pickett. MS = Young
blade Ellen I~ary. You are hereby mott.
fed that the time for the payment Of this
c.mrany's lien upon the property herein
after described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you. this
company VIII cause such property. % VT.
household goods personal effects and mer-
chand.se stored by you IA It's warehouses.
- 10 sold al public auction according %
the statute IN such case made and pro
N.ded az these warehouses. 243 and 2i5
East ThIrty-ffth ~. New York city. N
Wednesday. March -. 1893. AZ 10 a. m.
and VIII be continued each succeeding
Wednesday. at the came time and place.
until The sale r. completed.
r. @. ELLSWORTH. General Manager
New-York. February Is. 1850
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MACHINERY.

LOST - Bhnkiook 30. as 1913 Bank for
savings 20 an ave. NeW-York. pay
nnanf ef-rnea please refurn hn.k ID La /
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NEW BUILDINGS.

lSlst-st n O. 1875 Il Of Amsterdam ave. for
dve-story brick tenement-h use %xs36; q
IMnendah No csc West 1osth-st, owner Jonn .,s
Leo No 14s West l25th-st. architect 49,. Sio
Ridge-st Nos 10 and ia To- sixstory oricg
rathoure. A2exsS: GOODMAN Wsllach No is
Delancey-st. owners Schneider & Herter' bip'e a.
House a effects my 90 .s, ,or two sx-story
brick nsihouses. vth stores. 2oxeOS' Jonh
Ksrka No 231 Easi 72d- owner; Nj BERN -,
stein No 245 broadway. arc itect. :........ -
Is8d-st s. 825 II e Of sth-ave for two hye-sioIy
brick tenement houses. 2SSs4 I; NJ Holden ~,
No 81 East l25th-st owner and architect. Sb
l29th-st No 162 East for fve-story brick stable
and lofts 26 5xe5 II X9e II; G a q a NJ Feii
No 500 West 1s7th-st owners; Henry hasseIi a,
No co. 6th-ave. arch'fec Il"
Southern boulevard ~ corner Peham-ave fOr
two-story and ate frame boarding house
iG9th-st and 8d-ave owner NJ GArvin No 49,
S9O7 81 ave architect. ..................'.. n
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Union TRANSFER AND STORAGE

fflMf-lss l..
1918 East 22nd Street
TO MRS. WALFRED 6. ANDERSON
Thomas Brennan. Mrs. Matilda f.
Brooks. Charles Bernhard. George Baker
Mrs Mary Cleary. Miss j. Callahan. Harry
j.. Cruickshank. Mrs. Herbert Gray. James
r. Heath. Mary Hickey. g.. II. Kirkland.
Mrs F. Keiiacr. =. Laughan. W. J. Par
slus. Mrs N6.ie Reilly. Mrs Ida Sewell.
Mr.. Ida Schooner. VIM. futile:
Your are hereby notified that The time for
tie payment Of this company's lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired. after due notice thereof had been
given you THIS company vii cause such
property. - VIE. Household goods personal
effects and merchandise. stored by you In
rs warehouse. o. Doe sold at public auction
according % the statute In such case made
and provided. AZ its warehouse. 1918 East
22rd street. New l0rk C'tv. IN Wednes
day March S,h. 1864 M 1890 A. "
UNION TRANSFER AND STORAGE
COMPANY.
y II JONES Treasurer
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Geatbers.
STORAGE NOTICES.

-J0|00|0|0|0||-10T117|
To ADELAIDE TROBRIpGE. Florence
Davis. William l. shre'es. Mrs J. e
Jams. Mrs Hy r. Rarney. Mrs. y. F.
Vorth.ngt,n. Y Beach n Prentice. Kate
GIligan. T. Walker. Mary J. Peace A.
Fuller. Annie Rooney ard j. VI Brown.
Pursuant {, law you are hereby indivif
ually required 90 pay the charges due Tor
storage. &c. upon certain goods and chat
tols now in our care in your respective
names IN 0r before March !. 1899. In de-
fault u such payment the said goods and
chatfels viii 30 sold 20 pay the same on
March y. 1894 az NJ. 301 West 37th- - 3.
commencing or 10 - o'clock A. ~.
WV VI HOWLETT. Successor 10
f. Pagan e Son
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Male.
PROFITABLE WORK orered agents in
every town % secure subscriptions 20
the Ladies' Home Journal and The Sat
urday Evening Post. Good pay for good
work We want agents % work thorough
Is and with business system TO cover
each section with our Illustrated little
booklets and other advertising matter.
How well some = our agents have sue
cceief IS told In a little booklet We would
Ike 10 send you portraits II some OF our
best agents. with the story OF how they
made 70 pay. THE CURTIS PUBLISH
ING 90 Philadelphia Penn.
MONEY 10 patent your ideas may be So
cured through our aid. THE PATENT
RECORD baltimore. Nd
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VYPENRyTERs

OO.NNNOOONNr@N(No|o ~ON<>O~>~~~~~~~~~>~>ee III -
YPEWRITEkS-BAk NS.-New IA
chimes cheap. Remingtons. Smiths, Ss.
guaranteed: rentals reduced. CNS5OLI-
DATED TYPE WRITER EXCHANGE. 24o
Broadway.
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sTDR AGE.

AETROPOLITAN Storage Warehouse ard
Vans 2oZ and "a Mercer-st.. branch Of
nee 800 Broadway. corner i4th-st.. FUR
niture removed. boxed and shipped. Tele-
phone. Spring 468.
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AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO second aad
wood and iron WORKING machine. iully
guaranteed. machinery bought ana 4
changed GEORGE B. EDDY. 3Ss nadl-
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ROOMS WANTED.

-~r><>r~<~e><~0-f
ROOMS WANTED on parlor noor Of
house north side Of some street from
18th 10 Central Psrk. between 9th and
Madison ayes. suitable for nrst class
dental practice; satisfactory reference
given and required. Address DENTIST.
]. 1Az Broadway.
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Suburban ntdl estate.

:. ,,h
A GENCY-Nontclair real estate all kinds sale ana
a rent. CLARENCE b. TUBBS. Beeknan-st ~ Il
N-UTIEY-Ar kinds real estate. A. l. VAN WlNhbE
y opposite station. Nutley. y. j.
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HELP " AN1ED



Female.
A COMPETENT IRISH COOK and laun-
dress mot elderly IN private American
fam.lf II three. city references and last
employer must - seen. Gail 70 g. i35
West i26fh--f
FREE Ladies' shampp0ing Undressing
done every afternoon and ayening. no
charge INCORPORATED SCHOOL. -
Gth-aNS.
LADIES addressing and manlcuring
school Incorporated. facial massage
chir0pody dermafOlogv. s. course for
ladies' maids. day. evening. legal d.
p.omas. good positions. 25s 6th-ave
WASTED.-A young woman. not over IS.
very rapid and correct. As stenosapher
and typewriter. must be proficient In the
rfnan language, very Intelligent. highly
educated and accustomed TO move IN the
most cultured social circleA Address W.
W.. Boz 20 Tribune once
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ApNEKTIsEMKNTs and suoserlptlons y!

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
Tie Tribune received at their Uptown
Once. No. 242 Broadway. "a door north
OF 3ist-st. until O'Clock ?. m. adser-
iisements received at the following branch
offices at regular office rates until O'Clock
.. m. viz. "a shave, . e. cor. 2sd -
ia2 eth-sNe. cor. i2th-st: Macy's 9Th
ave and l4th-st., l42 Columbus-ave. near
West G8th-st.. lD5 West 42c-st.. near 9th
ave o. East i4th-st- b7 West %2d-st
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WORK WANTED.

~O~~N>~~|~~0~~JN~~-~e~ ~~r-S~~OrN1O"~-N'S-O"S-~>
VATCHMAN.--Re Reliable sober intellls nj
hes, references given. JOHN :. FELL
LOW. 600 Carroll 81 brooklyn.
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>~~>~-~~-~o-~-N~~N>o~oc>S> 0~~0~~~~0>~c~~o~|>o
WASTED.-A two year Cd reg Ayrshire
bull u. s. HUBBARD * son. Bay
Shore. y y.
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New YORK. February 2Sth. 1893.

New York. February 2Sth. 1899
O'RFILLT BROTHERS. New-York Fire
prof Storage Warehouses. - t. ~ -.
Nicholas ave.-To John y Abbott Sarah
AltheiIner, Mrs. 2. BENJAMIN. Mo~decai
Bethel. Arthur J. Rirdscye. Isaac Bird.
!. BOYLE Geo. j. Beck Sarah Collins.
Mrs.. l. Center. ". A. Conklin, VIM. =.
Denmark. Mrs. r. J. Dustsn. Mrs John
Edwards j. r. Fairchnd Mrs. Caroline
Field Mrs. +. l. Fairman. Herbert ".
Greene Miss F.. Glryan. Mrs J. V b.
Hcrrick. Ellsworth Johnson. Edmund s.
Lancaster, Cornelius Link. b. VI Lumley.
Mr.. ". Morrow. Jane Mcintyre Elizabeth
y. Names. Selma Maltz. Miss NJ p
Rhohdy, j. NJ Ryan. Ms Elizabeth
Rogers. Sarah @. Swestzer. Mn Emily r
stevens, sarah Sutphen. Albert sehin.
Mrs. A. H. Smith. Mrs Irving G..
SwaSey. Chas. sauerland Henry TAYLOR,
Mrs. T. Van Houten. Mrs NJ Valentin..
Patrick Valley. Mrs y. j. Waterbury.
Rachel Wright. laura Williams. Mary
Wright. l.. r. Wood John " Young.
You are hereby notified that the time for
the payment o. this firms lien upon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
pred after due notice thereof had been
given you. his arm viii cause such prop
cry. 20 wit. household goods, personal
effects and merchandise stored by you IN
their warehouses 20 be sold al public
auction. according 10 the statute in such
cnsr made and provided az their ware
houses % 20 2G4 81 Nicholas ave. On
Tuesday morning March TN. 1890. ~
succeeding Tuesday al ;he same time and
place uuu the sale IL completed by -
Darling 4 o.. Auctioneers.
C'REIILY BROS.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
.ltaIe.

GARDENER BY a man Of wide expert
once In private places. unheH ANU ~
lions fruit, tors II and ornamental rees'
vines stove and grefnh )use plants deEfl
opment u lawns. etc; only if,t.clS. ~
promising place accepted SAM Eli DNN
IDSON 25 Corfland' 81.
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GARDENER. -Merr,ed. 3 otch. tho oughly
skilled by many years eXpeN 'H.r ln
grapes. peaches nj flowers and sre On n'.sf
management: best refe enc'. A.. Box -.
Tribune Office
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS w..


COOK and LArNcEEss. in sno,T -
ny. capable and reliable, zoos isa-
pasiry AMI bread references. Can sss'
go East 37th-st. s',
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GARDENER BY otch Pro''s'an', ha..
- as hosd gardener on gentleman
place. thoroughly understand his business
in ali branches. can furnish best ~ roc,
enccs Address A. y. i16 Norm br''"
way Workers. y
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DRIVER. &c-By man. 3d. as driver,
ence MURRAY 1s6 East i09,h a.
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MAN. "a. speaks huently and writes Eng
lsh French. German and Russian. fairly
versed IN pure mathematics. desires suit
able situation. SEEKER. BOX 9. Tribune
once.
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ELEVATOR runner BY experienced
elevator-runner aged q best reference
WILLIAM WHALY. ~ 'Nh-ave.
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LINOTYPE MECHANIC. references
will 90 anywhere NJ. F1NDLAI, care
T Flick 1872 William-st.
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& SEF'L-MAN Handy intelligent man;
can adapt himself generally: run freight
quaiut"d city. anyth ng. no canvasslng
rsferrnces. MNElI.L 100 East s9'h -.
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LOsT.-Bankbook No. 500 IS. Bank for
savings. 2sO 4th-ave., New YORK. pay
mcnt stopped. Please return book 10 bank
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SKIRTS rebound and pressed 81. Ladies
jackets I-modeiles Cleaning and dye-
ing q every description. send postal; VIII
cali L. : CLEANING AND PRESSING.
&c West lSfh-st. near stk-ave.
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MARRIED COUPLE Wife cook. hus-
band generally useful. desires perma-
nent place Ia small private American fam-
by. please state particulars and wages.
COUPLE. Box : Tribune Office
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LADDERS AND FLAG POLES.
HELP WANTED.

TTTrTTTTTT LADDERS in any guam
All1114A4 Uty ~ World Building.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

~001~007-0(-7-1N0(N|N|
WEINBERG DETECTIVE BCRl.AI. -
Nassau-st CIVIL and criminal .triC j
confidential. p years police eXperiei {
Police Department. city
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JIoR CATTLE AND SHEEP RANCHES throushoSt
II Western Colorado and New Mexico "r'e IL
GROVES Hooper. Colo.
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WANTED.-Adlr ess Il heirs OF Ionn Cray
Who came % o. : and from Lnion
England about l73s. Addrs.s TcA.C
LAMB Agt. Richmond. Ind
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At ST. sARrHOLOMEw.s
FURNISHED ROOMS LET.


-~9eS~--~ ~ - ~ e~~~>~~>~~ ~ ~~~-~>,< -
TWO LARGE sunny front rooms FOR gen
'tmfr. private family. u W 10Th.
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WILL MAKE VOYAGE AS CONSORTS
Buffalo VIII Have Passenger Accommodations for Officers
Families Who are Going 0ut--OtherS
VIII be Sent.

NEW YORK Oct l-Oriers have been received the navy
yard ioruswo the cruiser New Orleans which be
the Philippines Immediately upon recommendation OF Admra
Dewey Thcders her ready for the long voyage
lin week.
The cruiser arrived at the nayyyard Tuesday afternoon
She expected Monday but Captain Longnocke who
mands her was short of and did push her Hampton
Roads The delay caused of trouble with her boilers but
Naval Constructor Bow who examined the ship Yesterday found
her good condition She will go into ddock this morning and
be ready for sea week hence.
The cruiser Brooklyn will be fitted for the voyage Ma
Mia the Brooklyn yard Such work necessary will be done
at Norfolk whence she will sail She and the New
Orleans will probably travel IN company.
The auxiliary cruiser Reoute which transport supplies
to Puerto Rico, is expected in port today,
Naval Constructor Bowes making the Buffalo into first
class passengeshp to take the families of officers in the Philip
pine fleet to Manila Accommodations oi and children
being put n and the ship being made very comfortable
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-12
HIS IDEA OF LEARNING.

When walking In bayfield, one az
tcrnoon with her husband. Lady War.
wick noticed bright boy OF ten or SC
helping his futher load the haycart.
Does not your boy attend schoolY"
was Lady warwlok's pertinent ques-
ton.
NO. ma'am. he don't go oftener than
/ can help. You see, Johns real
smart boy, and | don't want TO have
him spoilt with book learning. l mean
to make a farmer Of him. Now, his
eldest brother went regular to tine
school, and he got above loading the
haycart, and, OF course, he's made
nothing out"
What has become of himT asked
Lady Warwick In concern.
why he went out to South Africa
and got secretaryship," was the
scornful reply, but John here Is a.
smart lad-hell be Of some use on the
farm, he will"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-12

To keep the skin clean
is to wash the excretions
from it off; the skin takes
care Of itself inside, if not
blocked outside,
To wash it often and
clean, without doing any
sort Of violence to it, re-
quires a most gentle soap,
a soap with no free al
kali in it.
Pears, the soap that
clears but not excoriates.
All sorts of stores sell it, especially
druggists; all sorts OF people use it.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-12

When we read Of an elephant hunter who
has been tfampled 10 death IN the wida Of
India We wonder al the f0olhardincss NJ a
man who will travel round the world and
endure all manner Of hafdships. IN order 10
count death In fat away Jungle. A man
does rot have 10 make a Journey 10 India
IN order 10 coun death In a manner equally
foolhardy.
Thousands Of hard working men are daily
couTting death In a much more certain
form without ever leaving their native vii.
lAges or cities. They are the men who neg.
leei their health They are the men who
court death from consumption. or some
other deadly disease due 10 improper OF
insufficient nOutishment The man who
suffers from bilious OF nervous disorders,
who has weak stomach and an impaired
digestion, who has lost the power 70 eat.
rest or sleep, and who fails 10 take prompt
steps 10 remedy these conditions, is couft
ing death In the guise Of some fatal maiady
Dr. Pierre'a Golden Medical Discovery
cures 81 per cent of all cases Of bronchial.
throat and laryugial affections that lead 40
10 consumption. II soothcs the cough.
facilitates eKpectoTalion and -estofes the
lost appetite II coffccs nj. disorders OF
the digestion, makes the assimilation Of
the life giving elements of the food perfect.
II invigouies the liver aud purihes and en-.
riches the blood II Is the great blood.
maker. aesh-builder, nerve tonic and re.
eiofaiive II is the best Of all known med.
icines fof nervous disorders DeAlers sell
Il and have nothing else lust az good "
had bad cough aud goi 20 low with Il that
could not ~ up, writes Mn Mitiie Cray. oi
ReN iorfon uni0n Co. Ark Our family
physlc. 800 told NY husband that had consump
ton ! had pains through my chosi aud spit up
biold. took your Golden Medical Discovery
and u euied me II Aaysl nv life"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-12

The imports Of Africa amounted dur.
ing the past year TO 100000, 900, OF
which SlS,oOO,OOO was furnished by the
United States. The exports for the
same time were sS5O,OOOOOO, of which
the United States took siO.OOO,OOO. The
British colonies In Africa imported
goods to the value Of slSi,OOO,OOO while
the exports were over slS2,OOOOOO. The
South African Republic, or the Trans
vaal, Imports over O4,OOO,OOO and the
exports are $54.OOO.OOO
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-12
HABITS NOT EASILY CONTROLLED

A man should not allow himself tC
hate even his enemies; because II you
indulge this passion on some occasions
II will rise OF itself in others; II you
hate your enemies, you will contract
such a Vicious habit OF mind as by de-
grees will break out upon those who
are your friends, or those who are In
different to you.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-12
Advance In Broom Corn.

CHARLESTON, ILL.,. Oct ll,--Broom
corn has advanced to 800 a ton, This
IL au advance OF $50 in ten days, and US
three .iour;hs Of this years crop is already
ont OF the iarmer's hands, the prize is
likely 10 20 higher.
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BEAUTY MOST ATTRACTIVE,

Cheerful temper Joined with lnno-
cence, will make beauty attractive,
knowledge delightful and wit good-na-
tured. II viii tighten sickness, poverty
and Addiction, convert ignorance into
an amlable simplicity, and render de-
formlty Itself agreeable.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-12

Il wish to express my thanks to the
manufacturers OF Chamberlaln's Collie,
Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy, for
having put on the market such a won
derfdl medicine" says w. W. Mas
sinsill, OF Beaumont, Texas. There are
thousands Of mothers whose children
have been saved from attacks Of dys-
entery and cholera .nfantum who
must also feel thankful, 1t is for sale
b; Chas, Rogers,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-12

Bernard Kruger, a nephew OF Presi-
dent Kruger, Of the Transvaal, slept of
the effects Of debauch the other
morning, according to the Leavenworth
Times at the San Francisco police sta
tion. In the prison safe was a cable
gram, which had been taken from the
prisoner, sent by his uncle, who is now
occupying the center of the stage in
the worlds affairs, directing the ne
phew to come home to Pretoria as
quickly as he could travel.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-12

On the 10th Of December. 1897, Rev
s. A. Donahoc. pastor Of NJ. 2. Church,
South, PIT Pleasant. w. Va. contracted
a severe cold, which was attended from
the beginning by violent coughing. He
says: After resorting 10 a number OF
so-called specifics usually kept in the
house. 10 no purpose. I purchased a
bottle Of chamberlaln's Cough Remedy.
which acted like a charm. most
eheerfuIly recommend II 10 the public. {"
For sale by Chas. Rogers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-12
Robbers Make u Haul.

REYNOLDS, Ind, Oct. 1.-THE safe in
the Bank Of Reynolds wns blown up by
dynamite early today and from $1,000 to
SIC, 900 secured, The explosion demol-
ished the building. The robbers escaped,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-12

He gas treated by physicians. also
used several kinds OF Iiniment and two
ard a half gallons Of whisky in bath
irg It. but nothing gave any relief
di'iI he began using chamberlain's
Pain Balm. This brought almost q
eonIlete cure in a weeks time and he
believes that had he not used this rem
edy his leg would have had to be am
putated. Pain Balm Is unequaIIed for
sprains bruises and rheumatism. For
sale BY chas. Rogers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-12

President King, Farmers Bank,
Brooklyn, Mich. has used Dewitt's
Little Early Risers in his family for
years, Says they are the best. These
famous little pills cure constipation,
billiousness and all liver and bowel
troubles, Sold by Chas. Rogers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-12

n. w. Penlson. OF Vermont, who has
been the legal advisor Of the Japanese
government for fifteen years, is going
TO visit his old home for the first time
since he began his services in Japan.
The emporer Of Japan has made him a
number OF costly presents as token Of
regard.