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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
Gen guile 5eber | Sampton.

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met LOB aasrebe forrise llgs paa, at
ben guile 6sber par opermanoet.
Wsn pboebus inotraf Der Here
misiantelise IiIfGlosr.
MarinsboipituIsis SsitpreIie 9amp'
ton antassr, at en- GbOmas gBilfon,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-11-23

0tis Skinner, the actor. was standing
10 iropt OF the Tulane theator, said an at
tschoe OF the house. when some " bat
seedy looking stranger rushed up aud
seized him by the hand.
My dear iellowl Pm delighted TO see
yonl he exclaimed in u hosrse voice, 10
dicative OF prolonged drought. noticed
10 tue papers you were coming, and I've
been on the lookout for yoa ever since
yonr bills were up.
That's very good OF you. murmured Mr..
Skinner. dong bis beet to simulate Joy
and recalling the man as very casual
scquaintsuse Of preceding visit. was
a little preoccupied when you came up
and -
o., not word interrupted the other
heartily. It's ell right. me boyl The
fact Is can only stop for u moment and
want You TO do me a bit oil Q favor. see
a chance to make $3.50 tonight IL | had
$40. Can you oblige me with tho amount
until tomorrow morniDg2 IL will be S2 30
IN my pocket and not cent ont OF yours,
The actor ponderei Tor a moment aud
then produced two silver dollars and
half.
I'll do better than that, ho said. hand
ing over the coins, Now. you've made
10 E0 ap1 ppa p,nJo RI ru
Mr.. Skinner was born 10 Hartford and
whsn be was boy he took first prize in
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-11-23
Wanted 60 be Original.

The sudden aud heavy rains had swell
ed Crane creek beyond its banks, carried
away its bridges and the mad, yellow
torrent ives sweeping along to the south
ward. bearing on its turbid bosom ben
coops. fences smokehouses and LOT Of
drift wood too late to classify.
II was the wedding day OF Flsvus
Josephus Eckroyd and CafDalion Ann
Pluntei, both Of the persinger Deishbor
hood.
Bat the preacher had not come. He
sss on the other side Of the Crane creek,
Can't you get soross2 shouted Favius
Josephrs, who, with Canation Ann, had
ridden down TO the wsteis edge on tho
right bank Of the stresm,
Nol yelled the preacher 10 response,
All the boats have been sweptsaay.
There was q hurried conference be
tween the prospective bride snd groom.
Then they rode up 10 poiui Luodtei
yards eboFe. whore The crock was usrrow
or, spulred their horses into the raging
torrent snd landed safely few moments
later on the other shcre.
You're pretty looking couple, yen arc
said the preacher as they dismouIted and
stood, all dipping, before bin. ! could
have mOified you serose the creek. Why
di5ba you sisy night where yon were2
Bscsuse. replied Csrnation Ann, with
dilatIng nostris, that would have been
such 8 chestnut
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-11-23
Bryant Had Caught Them All

Mr.. Harold Goodwin. grandson Of vii
liam Cullen Brysnt, is the owner OF Cedar
mere, the poet. old home on Long Island
Among he features OF the place are 40
old trout poud and q picturesque rustic
idge. Soue mem bers Of the household
last summer, 80 the story goes. we're ap
preached by .sn old man who wanted to
know il that was Brysfts home.
Yes, was the reply.
Well, there's rustic bridge ground
here | want to walk over and trout
stream | want to feb up, lie added. DE
was told he would be allowed TO do both
Do you know, he continued, my father
used 10 fish here with Bryant, and be said
that those trou. we're what made the old
man famous. II be bad good catch,
bed get enough ideas to write for 3
mouth, and IL be didn't well, he'd just
scratch bis head and walk that rustic
bridge oil night and for many nights and
not do thing.
And you come here itr inspiration, !
suppose? said come one.
Well, yes. was the hesiistiug reply;
Iyee cone to trout for = lev lines. /
don, expect to get Thsnstopsis. bat II
| catch small sonnet is'll be worth while'
Later 10 The day the old msu was seen
sslking silently by the house without
single catch. mutieripg 10 himself, I've
come long ways to fad out II that was
true, sud belieys i, and ! gness that
Bryant caught sll the trout before be
died
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-11-23
u. Buil,s wh.si.

Erasmus L. Green was bicycle isnstic,
He could identity suy one Of 73s makes
OF heels at . sIsboe and knew just why
the Scrusss wheel had 80 spokes to the
front wheel while the HistHier possessed
bat rs.
He gave impromptu and unsolicited
lectures upon high eesr', 6ash joints and
crapk hangers until bis scqasintsncss
weakened on him aud greatly desired 10
clay hin.
Also be vas painfully 6aept upon the
subject Of professional snd smstuer rec
or1s snd The well-known bicycle problem
-2s divided by ,estn rear times ~
front equss IS gear
Efssmns had IL % badly that the doc
tore gave hin up.
10 oue Of the a basement storsrooms
sppertsining 10 the building wherein
Erasmus bad bis abode hs hal fitted up
Q repair shop ssd every Day OF 90 would
change the gear and color Of biz wheel,
bend bic handle bars into weird add 90
osupy shapes, change t!rss aud add inches
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-11-23
ioae, wrote, Cleveland s a,hins 10 Bsa
auds Bay
What Troubled Him

The illot q the BIoaaaeii Eagle pick
cd ap bis shrata aad tslls
N Come iti
Are you Colonel Rsckleyf A.ked the
tau, robust looking young man xho tsd
accepted tho iuvilstlob 10 come 10,
Ism, tue editor replied. What eau |
10 for Joui
have como h,rs TO demand satisiaelion
ss'i the c.lloJ, producing crumpled
COPY oi the Bloonasld E,sle ADD polp,
iue TO an article on the arsl PAGE. NV
name is Sosieys IA sowdera l "a.
married lsai night 10 the daughter Of
Maior foisdeStet.
fesssid the editor, | bslioyo vo pin,
Ell somethllbs abpu lbe Wedding.
You did, NJ, Sosdets sssented, That's
Why | am here nov, Jnsl reed that para
graph, please, aud read /, ont loud.
Colonel Rooksley took The paper. look
ed at lhe paragraph To which bis atten
tion bad been called aud resd;
The wedding took place at the home Of
the bride, who're the happy couple viii
reside until the groom eau dad Job.
Well, the editor explained. I'm sorry
that got into the paper. OF course |
Wouldn't have permitted u to 90 had
seen Il, but unfortunately | hsveu't time
TO read everything We print before itis
rul IN type. eau appreciate yonr feel
ings, Mr., S)wders, and | assure you that
!, will give ue pleasure 10 correct the mat
Ter, ! will publish en item saying that
you are not going to live with the brides
parents, VIII that be satisfactory
No, u vi won't, the bridegroom 90
olsted with considerable emphasis. You
evidently don't understand the situation,
II amt what you say about our living
with her parents that makes me mad. lls
Ihe insinuslon that want to tlnd lob
hat ohlect,o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-11-23
Making tho Best Of II.

Ersu nations are the ordeals OF school
boys lite, and as many q schoolboy 10
sbrewd enough to suspect, they have their
terrors also for men aud women. Appll
capts for c, il service appointments sre
often free to confess their quslms as they
enter the exsminstion-room A cit zen oil
Virginia writes OF bis experiences IN the
Washington Post.
WAS not prepared for the ordeal. 1t
was eighteen years eInce ! had looked 10
side school book. and ~ my friends bad
told me that the examination was sure 10
be essy; | had made no preparations.
While could not answer oil the ques
tions, nor even Q msiority Of them, 1 con
soled myself with the reflection ihst had
plenty Of company.
One old lady siitiug neit 10 me wEs q
yerltsble eIclsms,ion point. she seked
the exsrpiner to repeat oil bis questions.
aud ii was soon evedent 10 me that sbe
was deaf, dumb and blind, not entirely go
perhaps, bu, partially so. .. least. She
was 20 blind that With two pairs OF eye
glasses she could not zee the figures on
the black board. She went 10 the
blackboard. md got her head so close 10
1, that her nose rubbed of ope line oi
figures while she go, the line shove II.
Although che vac rot deaf, yet the
eIsmIner had fairly TO yell at her TO make
her bear, and she wss so stupid that when
sLe did he she pn, down The wrong nun
ber.
One question wss. Who was Bnghsm
Yoansf spd ooe sppiicsnt answered 10
this way: Mr. Brigham Yong wac the
head oi The Mormon Church. and tis cole
an bi,ion wss TO be able 10 live in Wssh
ins ton ssd have tbs designstion ot clerks
for The Census oaise.
Tue question. WBst ws The usall Of
the War Of tue Rsvolptionf w1 too hard
Tor the desi vOmsp, aud wn leit uD
To the question 10 geography, Where Ia
. KictuoSd csriitsle, Tor al
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-11-23
R.a,o,ions of Bachelor,

When you tell vomsn yon are snre OF
a thing, she can hsrdly heip asking II
you're sore you're sure.
Tue Las, resou 10 ibe syersee mans
mind xhsn be ssks vonsn 10 marry him
ia because be rsslly wants her to.
When some sifls 81, nnders big red
lamp shade, they look slmos, . riee ss
.peekled pesehs. do uudsr piece Of pick
mofqaito netiins.
Yoa neVsr thiuk sboat tiss IRON The
say a girl hIes ber noaih when abe puts
on bet high collar
II il uefen't Tor lore, there souldnt be
poetry. srd II wsreri Tor poetry there
voaids't Be love
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-11-23
Ibsy Needed iiini /.

50 you wsat E iob7 Inquired the
mansger oi The CREST mefcantile establish
ment, Egtr had say experience 10 this
business.
Well, ~, 10. tIaotly, the young
msn replied. Yon zee. have joe! got
throogh college.
Ohi Did you pl.y footballs
Yes, | vas center rash 10 our varsity
team isst year
Good Add dii you take my otbtr
part 10 Athlelicsi
bold . meisl IS stos pbttfr
Isapposs yoa we're 10 aiI the caGs
tusbee and bet smsshiuss too2
Yes, cir. sss the best bat tmssher 10
my class
An hight J5hD, give this youos
man work oat Ia tAe safstcom. Hsil
be good al handling heavy bore, srd btr
rsls sod sash tb.Ess-a college graduate.
you lros.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-11-23

oaly inferior peopls make the nlstlks
Of sssauihg ssperior sifs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-11-23
DP.AyeP'S
Cherry
peCtOP0I
Plaster

Immediately after tho
APlaster is applied, you fcola
kits warming, soothing in-S
auence. Its healing remedies
quickly penetrate down deep :
into the infamed tissues. |
Pain is quietel, soreness isre- /
lieyed and strength impaired.
No plaster was ever made lie Il.
No plaster ever acted so quickly
and thoroughly. No plaster ever
had such complete control over all
kinds Of pain.
= Placed over the chest it is
\ a powerful aid to Ayers
! Cherry Pectoral; relieving
congestion and drawing out
all Inflammation.
YoR sALg nv All nRUGGisTs
J G AVER CO, Lowell, Mass
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03

II Is strongly rumored on the docks
that the rate war has grown beyond the
local stage and VIII affect the Frisco
steamer line. The steamer Aberdeen
came In yesterday and received orders
TO 90 to the railroad dock II she had
freight but she had none and docked at
Fishers. II is said that in connection
with another steamer, already selected.
the Aberdeen viii form an opposition
line with the railroad people as agents.
This is important. II true. and does
not promise a speedy end OF the rate
contest. This new phase, however, As
toria can bear comfortably. but It will
be fly in the amber for Portland. The
Aberdeen went up to Portland to load.
Her first cargo viii be principally
lumber.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03

The dispatch boat Mcculloch left Port
Townsed yesterday evening for Astoria.
The Mcculloch IN now In the revenue
service and will go to Portland 10
constitute ono Of the attractions for the
Portland exposition. She IL expected 10
arrive on the river tomorrow morning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03

Three oregon families we're bitterly
disappointed when they read the names
OF the u prisoners delivered Up by
Agulnaldo Saturday. Three men Of the
Second Oregon. Lawrence. Mills and
Mccoy missing since April 20. ana sup
posed 10 be In the hands OF the lnsur-
gents, were not among those delivered
up Lawrence and Mills are from
Marion county. while Mccoy came from
down the coast II is possible they are
with the Gilmore party. still held by
the enemy.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03

Testimony In the long -drawn-out In
gnlls-olsen suit was finished yesterday
afternoon but the arguments win not be
made until the 3ist day. by Judge
Mcbride from Oregon City. II was pro-
posed that the court and attorneys
ride out to view the dam and alleged
damages but owing to the bad roads
and the fact that there Is not enough
water behind the dams. the trip was
postponed until thei5Oth. The attorneys
argued that II they went now the
court would have 10 take along sup
ply Of lnjunctions against the damns
CAUSED by the ruts and holes
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03

A fine buck deer was killed Sunday
evening by the iS-year-old son OF Joe
Thomas on the wailuski bridge. Young
Thomas was out hunting with william
Beasley and they both became separ-
ated. Mr.. Beasley's hound soon was on
the track Of the deer which was met by
Thomas when crossing the bridge.
Young Thomas only had a % calibre
rife but the first shot penetrated the
deer In the region OF the heart and It
went only a few yards when II fell. Mr.
Beasley was soon upon the scene and
dressed the deer. He brought several
fine steaks back 20 Astoria which he
distributed among his friends.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03

The Larsen depot on the A. q C. road
was completed Saturday last and Is now
one OF the finest and most commodlouA
station houses on the line between Az
toria and Portland.
REV. Mr., HolllngaheAd and wife will
leave tonight on the Bailey GatIert for
their hvv home In Eugene. where Mr..
iIolllngshead will take charge Of the
new paatorats assigned him.
I, w, Harper's Nelson county. KY.
whIskey A EcntlemRn's whiskey: a
whlukey for the sideboard; n whiskey
Tor the sick room. Sold by Foard a
Stokes Company. Astoria. Oregon.
The tramp steamer Queen Adelaide is
expected on the river today from the
Orient. She takes the place on the Or
iental route OF the steamer Columbia.
recently chartered by the government.
County Commissioner Howell Lewis
was In tho city yesterday and left on
the evening train for Corvallis Mr..
Lewis will visit the agricultural college
at tina, place for few days before re-
turning homo.
Married-on Monday afternoon. oc-
tobcr 2. 1882 at tho house OF Mr.. and
Mrs a. ]. Mcglcr. Miss Jessie Jewett,
Of this city. TO Mr. Merrill Fish. OF
Boise Idaho, the Rev VIM. Seymour
short officiating.
Tho infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Ross. who are visiting at the res
ldOnce Of Mr., and Mrs. +. ]. schneld-
nagel. died sunday night. The remains
viii be taken on the HaSsRlo to Ska
mohawa for buslal this morning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03

Mr Alfred Schroeder. formerly OF
Pcarson's wholesale house. has accept.
oi tho position OF local representative
Of the !. ?. Hynes' commission house
OF Portland.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03

Mr.. Jackson the expert cutter for the
Royal Tallors, Of Chicago. viii be At
Herman Wise clothing store, day after
tomorrow, Cruesday) to take your
measure No matter whether you need
suit. oyereoat. pants or vest now.
come any way and have your measure
taken by an expert for future use no
charge made for measuring.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03
TO ASTORIANS.

The DAILY AHrORIAN will he foand
ON sale in Portland ~ tho well. known stas
tlonsry houaa Of ., y. Iiandiey a Co., apt
MAshinHton street, Orders for AdVeF'
tlsinR left with this nfm will receive
pFenipt Attention.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03

The Columbia arrived up from San
Francisco yesterday forenoon. and af,
ter unloading the usual amount Of
freight at this place. drew out for Port
land, The trip up was uneyentful.
nothing Of especial interest occurring.
Good weather was enjoyed all the way.
only a slight swsli being on. Among
thu passengers was the much written
up PADDY Lynch.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03

Mra. p, r. wOodford will give two les
sons week In shorthand at her home,
iss Commercial street. 20 a month. All
interested call Tuesday evening. octo-
Der T.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03
splrltualists.

MRS. WALLACE, RELIABLE PALM
list, clairvoyant and life reader con-
suit her on all business affairs, love
troubles, absent friends; she has no
equal; restores lost love. 18TH First
street. parlors and 6. Fee, SOC and
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03

Herman Wise offers il.to TO every
person who buys a mons suit or over
coat from him and 10 per cent on on
all the rest OF nls ans stock.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03

The steam schooner Brunswick ar.
rived down from Portland Sunday, lum-
ber laden for San Francisco. and an
chorsd at For, Stevens. She put to SEA
yesterday afternoon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03
ropArs WEATHER

PORTLAND. oct AFFAIR weather
warmer today
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03

Advertisements IN a newspaper, when
they show evidence Of careful prepaTa-
tlon. are rot the least valuable part OF
the paper 10 rcaheH. Ordinary news
matter may interest you. but an ad.
may save you money. II Ia easily OBJ
served that houses which do the most
and bes, advertising do the most busi-
ness. and firms selling the mos, goods
can sell the cheapest.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03

ter TO meet athletic club teams IL d.
rected at the Portland clubs only. which
the college boys accuse Of being pro-
fcssIonal jobbers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03
AROUND TOWN.

Mr., John DAwSon. resident OF olney
was In town yesterday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03

Lutheran church. The lntorment was
at Greenwood.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03

The British ship Blytheswood let: ~
In tow for Portland Sunday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03

In tow for Portland sunday.
Captain Downs. quartormaster At
Fort stevens. was In the city yesterday.
-
Fore rent-Furniahed front room on
Commercial street, enquire 81 this Of
hoe.
Mrs, lrayne and daughter. Mary. OF
Youngs river are visiting friends In
the city.
Under the magic OF the paint brush.
tho Adalr school house 10 assuming
a robe ot white,
Wild ducks arc said 10 bo very plenti-
ful on the tidsdats around Rnappa and
the John Day.
Miss Annie Lewis. OF tho John Day.
has gone to Jewell TO take charge Of the
school at that place.
Mr.. Luther Campbell. Of warrenton.
and Miss Mamie Mamlln. OF clatsop.
are boon TO be united In marriage.
You can hnd over 10000 titles OF nov
els at Hyland Bros' old bookstore. Port
land Drop In and ge, something to
read
wanted-A oompctent woman for
general house work. Tho bes. wages
will be paid Address w" Astorian Of.
nee.
Ralph Emery johnson, an attorney
OF Lincoln. Neb. IL In the city repre-
senting the Modern woodmen OF the
World.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Hauke
was held yesterday from the Norwegian
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03

A lumber shed is In course OF con
atruelion at Meoregors mill.