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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-12-04
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
From, pare's Crude Invention TO the
Modern Work OF Art.

The earliest known mention Of
modern artificial eyes--that is, eyes
worn inside the orbit-occurs In an
exceedingly rare illustrated work
on surgery written by a French sur
geon named AMBROSE Pare and
published in Paris in 1861. Pare
invented three artificial eyes. The
first was a wonderful continuance.
1t consisted of thin metal spring
band which passed half way round
the wearer's head, having on one
end small oval plate, which cover
ed the orbit of the eye and the other
end pressed against the back of the
head. The oval plate was covered
with smooth. soft leather, on which
an eye was painted. 1t would, per-
haps. be difficult TO devise anything
more inelegant or uncomfortable.
The second device was a hollow
globe of gold, eye shaped and en-
emeled, which was worn inside the
socket-the first recorded artificial
eve thus worn.
The third continuance was simply
"shell pattern" eve. exactly SINH
lar in shape TO those now used, but
made of gold and enameled. Ex-
cept that they were made of gold
and enameled, the two latter were
practically of the same design as the
"globe" and "shell" glass eyes of the
present day.
Pare's clumsy. trusslike appli-
ance, and his two gold eyes, which
were used only by the wealthy, were
succeeded by eyes made of painted
porcelain and colored pearl white,
which Immediately became i'm
mensely popular. Next came the
invention Of glass eyes, which in
stantly superseded all others and
still command the public favor.
Glass eyes, which were invented
in 1879, were we'll known in Shake
speare's time. In king Lear" (act
/, scene 90. written in 1905 and
first published in zoos, Lear,
with crushing derision, thus advises
the blinded traitor Gloucester. Get
thee glass eyes, and seem
to see IS a strict necessity,
Gloucester would have required
globe pattern ewes.
In Shake pcare's dav glass ewes
were literally the finest productions
of very inferior workmanship, the
iris and the pupil being hand paint
ed in the best style of that rough
and ready period. However, as
Father Time marched along glass
eyes progressed and improved in
make and finish. especially within
the last half century, and now they
have reached high standard of ex-
cellencc as works Of art.-Cham-
bers' Journal.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-12-04
Buy, Sell and Rent


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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-12-04
The Foot of q FIv.

If the foot of a fly is put under
the glass of good microscope, it
may be seen how simple is the con-
trivance that seems able to defy the
laws cf gravitation. The foot is
made up of two pads, covered with
fine short hairs, with a pair of curv-
ed hooks above them. Behind each
pad is a tiny bag filed with clear
liquid gum, the hairs also being
hollow and filled with the same
sticky fluid. This gum is what en-
ables the fly to walk up walls and
panes of glass and across the cell
ing.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-12-04
His Million.

An Irishman who had hut re-
Gently arrived in this country ap-
piled to Scotchman for Job.
The Scotchman determined to give
Pat trial-also q little advice. 1T
will be your own fault if YOU don't
get ahead in this country, Pat" said
the Scotchman. '"Twentv years
ago landed in New York with but
one shirt to my back, but since then
by my Own exertions | have man
aged to accumulate a million"
Faith, an Old loike to be afther
KNOWN phwat any man wants with
million shirtsI' exclaimed Pat.
"He can't wear more than wan at a
tonne, begorra l"-Exchange.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-12-04
FARM OF go ACRES


ACRES
"Veniehnts good Price $40 won ~ ~
FARM opaba, mil. c
P aS site on it. taking grand
DO ACRES on Shenandoah ;ver 2 MIL. g 49,. ~ ~ -
lou acres Ver ooton u" "
100 OF l ACRES Shenandoah river nou.
without he use from Is 80 bushels IL
OAK Topla t % ing streams hGwng
nSine PURE I land in cultivation
springs Tree cost
~ prospective speculative deal in other ~ ~
on west s Of ia from Berrvv
highland e 01 1Ve bottom the highland y
are large S sand for modng
orchard and barns outbudng
elevated doabi paro g a0 county Large
dEoof sos
eus n, FARM OF
miles from Berryvle House rooms good orchard we'll and ~
o,o ACRES
fer' Nice khouse
n PHce $50 per Good stone house. orchard and never
3 p miles s from Beryvne Fairly good house barn waT .,
7s,n, s FARM ACRES
FARM o ACRES
-"o WIN Tour rooms good sabling Prices
40 ACRES
"ou'e' orchard good Prices $40
ACRES
r"ry good house. stabIng
D. O. SNYDER. Berry, Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-12-04
Bees and Rain.

Generally the bee STAYS at home
when rain is in the air. When the
SKY is simply dark and cloudy, those
busy workers do not leave their
dwelling all at once. A few 90 out
first, as though the queen had sent
out messengers TO study the state of
the atmosphere. The greater num-
Der remain on observation until the
clouds begin to dissipatc, and it is
only then that the battalions entire
rush out in search OF their nectar.
y bee never goes out in fog. be-
cause 1t is well aware that damp
ness and cold are two fcarsome, re-
doubtble enemies. We do not
mean, however, that the bee is a
meteorologist in the absolute sense
Of the word. Its cleverness consists
in never being taken unawares. for
It possesses untiring vigilance. Oft
en- one nay observe the sudden en-
trance o. bees into the hive when a
dense cloud hides the sun and even
though the rain is not in evidence.
Los Angeles Times.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-12-04
Not In the Secondhand business

As Richard Brinsley Sheridan,
the great wit, was entering court
one day carrying his books and
briefs in a green bag, according to
the custom of the time, some of his
brother barristers, thinking to plav
a joke on him, urged some BOYS to
ask him if he had old clothes for
sale in his green bag. ooh, nop
instantly replied Sheridan. "Thev
are all new SUITS
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-12-04
PARTIAL LIST OF FARMS.
FARM OF 1874 ACRES


-" anu
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-12-04
Good and desirable Farm

4. situated on east side of Shenandoah river
. 1sie a rom wildwood, containing 600 acres
-toV acres OF river bottom and most OF ths
upland GOOD LIxKsroNK land Fsir,v IN; ;me
grazing. vi
VIII divide and sell in two tracts of SOC
ecres each. % wv
For Prices and terms apply to
d @. SNYDER.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-12-04
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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-12-04
Fresh Groceries.
Sewing Machine
Repairs.
Bicycle Repairs.

l am again a candidate for the trade ofthe
good people of Berryville and vicinity, and
most respectively ask a share of the public
patronage Ny Goods are clean. Fresh and
tirSt-class. Call and examine them.
In connection with my store handle Sew
ing Machines and Sewing machine Repairs.
Anyone having repairs to be made 10 their
sewing machine are invited to give me a
call
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

been printed. One night about year
ago, several colored sports gathered In
n saloon In the tenderloin u New York,
which was owned by negro, End pat
ronlEed chiefly by men Of his own race.
In the party were SmIthy. the tenor.
and Bully, the tout Smithy came
from the West. and dressed In the
height Of fashion. while BuIiys home
was In the South. Bully had had quite
turn n III luck. an1 his attire suf-
fered In consequence. Smithy began
kidding him about a. Finally Bully
got anEry. He sized sInlthy up from
head 10 foot for n few secoDdH and
then sailed In: 70 am er dude, yo'
am he began. contempiuously. 'YO'
done come round here rn' try L let
d. folks know dat yO' am Twin on
easy street Don't yo' hnk. man, dat
dem horses am a gwlne I run 70 go
In de snow dis winter? Yo' amt no
esteel rod Yo' kin Kit broke Say
hAhh'lH A' ~ R'f h1A 'hAi aFf''a -
dat stove? Take nah advice. an go
way bao kand slt down. n wen yo'
git here stay dere an don't come back
no more T. night Understand, money!
smithy did 40 way back and cit down
and was not heard OF the rest OF the
night Al Johns a colored musician,
who was present thought the phrase
was unique and the netx day told FL
mer Bowman, a negro song writer. It
would make good title for a song.
81 Bowman wrote some verses which
Johns put 70 music. In the story OF
I the song. Bowman stuck 10 The Incl
dent that took place In the saloon that
night, and when the song was publish
/ cd n at once became popular. The
/ phrase was used a good deal by the
opposite political parties in the last
campaign
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

Judge Mcbride held btef session
NJ the circuit court yesterday. In the
case or John Fox ~ Ida J. HanthOrn
]. II. \. Bennett was nnmrd m recciy.
cr and his bonds placed NJ 500 The
complaint recitcs that plaintiff recently
received judgment against j. o,
HanthOrn for iiO473.s5. and that 10
nntlnfy the Judgment Fast End J. OPP
criy vas sold The land included lots
3 g. md & block 2 on which the
Ilanthorn residence stands II was al
lerei that. after hr Judgment was
rendered. Mr finnthorn transit 'rred the
four lots mentioned a. his wife. Now
plaintiff brings yuit 10 have receiver
appointed. Rs the property n bringing
In month rental. and also for de-
cree giving to plaintiff oil title 10
the land. The receiver was .ppoInted
pending nnhl srttl"roAt ~ the suit.
I'm the cnse nf n. W. Gilbert vs An.
drew Johnston a decree by default was
entered. The action was brought to
recover 1900 due on a promissory note.
Several other minor orders were en-
tered yesterday, and court was hd-
Iourned until the third Monday In Feb
ruary when tho regular session win
be held
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25
CHRISTMAS AID FOR THE POOR

That there are families in our city
who are actually in need and win
deeply appreciate help at this time
there is no doubt. The Salvation Army
has laid plans to send sufficient to each
for Christmas dinner. To this end
they need donations OF tea. coffee, su-
gar, butter, potatoes, meat fruit and
vegetables. To cheer the hearts OF the
children they need nuts. candy, toys
and dolls. Send word to the officer in
charge OF Salvation Army and dona-
tions will be called for. Or. they may
be sent to the Salvation Army hall.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

port has been felt for long time,
particularly during the winter months.
when vessels frequently sre In need Of
assistance. II ls'the wish of the cham
Der that n powerful cutter be located
here. no that shr may patrol the coast
,iuring stormy weather and assist vss-
sells IN distress. II In hoped by the
members II the chamber that the de.
pArlment Will grant the request.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25
AROUND TOWN.

sr, llocnrr Tor Ice cream today,
Try uclnsc'a mln,e iCH nicc John
son nros
Nice Sa,el Oranges may he had Of
johnson bros.
Call main tsi Tor your coal require
menIs Orders promptly nllsd.
nesg i5.eenI mrals-illslng sun Hes-
tAurAn,. 81? Commercial street
palronlso home industry and buy your
feed. hay and grain al daH,on'a mill
nHsr ls.cEST MEAL RISING
SUN RpsTAuRANT.
General sullivan" tho hnes' scent
cigar on tho market, Sold cverywhsrc.
CaA at the occiden, barber shop Tor
up.to-da,e work, Three frs'-elSS bar
bcts.
japanese goods OF all kinds. cheap at
The Yokohama Bazaar. Ss2 Commercial
street
New stock ~ fancy goods. suitable
for Christmas. just arrived at Yoko-
hama BAZAAR.
I.argc line OF fancy pariur chairs IN
polished oak and mahogany chas
Hcuboru s Son.
Morris chairs richly carved frames
upholstered ln the latest. h,yIcs --chas
ilcllborn son.
10 YOU smoke Try a General Sui
llvan" the nneal 5-cen, cigar on The
market, aold everywhere.
II YOU want box wood. slab wood u
other nrcNood telephone Kelly. III,
transfer man Phone s:ii black,
sanfrrd Paayola. native ~ Fin
land WAS granted nnnl citizenship pa
pcrs In the county court yesterday aft
crnuun.
| carry list ot Roger 3 oahc, Per
fumes In bottle and bulk .aho Pmandl
Royal Perfumes. IAniieru, Maybells an
Carnation: an aasorimnt OF Lublnu
Goirella. Cherry llloeSom hhtBukt'
and othcn.-Chas npgeI.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

And so Prince Charming and Prin-
cess Brighteyes got married, AMI he
hit her with a chair, and SHE would
not give him any money to pay his
debts and keep up his string NJ toiscs.
And so they got a divorce and lived
happily ever after.-Baltimore Aneri-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25
The Morning AStOrian
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
TELEPHONE CO..

Change Of copy must reach tho buSl-
ncau once by p m 10 secure ap'
poaranco In tho following mornings
edition This ruo will govern all TO-
cal Advertisements, excepting reading
locals
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

Commencing Thursday evening, De.
ccmber 20. all stores employing union
clerks viii be- closed at 6 O'Clock. cE-
crpt on Saturday. This n In accord
ancc with the agreement heretofore
Entered into between employers and
the clerks union.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

Postmaster Reed announces that the
general delivery window VIII be- open
tnduy between the hours of " 30 and
/ 80 D. m. while the registry window
viii be- open between the shmc hours
only for ,hr delivery ~ cgis'cred
packages There viii be no deliveries
by the carriers In any portion Of the
eitV
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25
ropAY's WEATHER,

PORTLAND. Doc - Western ore
son and Western Washington Loudly.
with nhuNrta. Eastern oregon Clear
Ing weather Eastern Washington
cloudy. probably cooler In pou,hcrn
portion Northern idaho Cloudy
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

The German bark Schiller cleared
yesterday for the United Kingdom, car.
rylng o., 900 bushels Of wheat. valued
At $4,000 The French bark Eugenle
Fautrel also cleared for QuernBtown.
taking III .O0i bushels II wheat. valued
nj t5s00i.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

The British ship wcndur arrived in
port yesterday from Valparaiso The
ship was sailed In. the pilot evidently
being of the belief that he would re-.
main In the oinng long time II he
waited for the tugs 20 pick him up.
The Wcndur brings 200 tons Of coal,
the property of her mhst,r Captain
Nlrhol
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

We have just opened Bnother bar
rel Of those fine homemade dill pick.
ris johnson Bros.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

We extend merry, MERRY Christmas
10 our many frlcniH and patrons -
Johnson BruH
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

cheese sandwiches rre excellent for
dainty lunch. Ask ur about them -
Johnson ntos.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

The schooner Volant arrived yrHtrr-
day from Han Francisco Hhc win load
lumbrr at Portland.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

.
johnson ifos,
Ice cream In al navors order now
Tor Christmas Deliveries made 10 all
parts Of the city II X Hocncr
pattunlnc Rome Industry by smoking
tho "rtIdc nt Astoria" clRars. nncsI
made Manufactured by MacFarlane s
Knobsl
llooncr In prepared 90 supply family
orders Tor all nayorH ~ tee cream to-
day orders delivered TO pny par, Of
the city
During the absence u Nj DcLin.
| architect. G. A. How viii be- In charge
of his once. AMI 5. odi Fellows
building
You can't make candy at home AZ
chcaply aA you can buy Il Al Hocncr'B.
Pure candies made In Astoria. ioc TO
j0c a pound
Uuy your suit and overooat AZ Her
man wisr's bis store. lie gives u suit
or ovefcoat free with every Ten suits
or oygrcoa,u.
We have a very hnr atvck u new
crop nuts for Christmas trade. Christ
mas candles. three boxes FOR .Sc,--
johnson Bros,
pr T I. Hall has removed his den
tai once from the PaRr building TO
No 90 Commercial street. by Smiths
i,Wclry store
Cream pure rye. AmenslI nn,s'
whisky, The only pur- e, ,ds. guar
anleed ileh ana INFLOW JOHN l.
CARLSON. Sol. AseaL
John \ Man,gom'ry has opened
shop a, i?i Bond s,r'': ard Is prepared
to do all CLASSES OF plumbing and TIN
Ing At lowest possible ritss
Rugs Of all descriptions including
MoqurtIra ANmlnAters anil Wtltons
The assortment IL tho best ever showT
In Astoria .-Chas Hellborn a Son.
Rosiyn coal las,n longer. Is cleaner an,
makes less trouble with stoves an,
chimney Gurp than any other Georg
", sanDorn. agent. teleph me lai
Baths ,or ladies a, ,he Palace Baths
Private entrance IN side O., bulDdIns
shop open on Sunday morning. 70
shines and baths Davis q Corb"u
proprie,org
our assortment " Pictures wa
never larger or better, The line In
cludca beautifully framed carbo
prints, copies OF master pieces, waite
colora and oil paintings -Chas, Hell
born q Son
The Tnke Point Oyster House is pre-
pared 10 serve TomRles and all kind
Of shell Ash. Families supplied Wit
famous Toke Point oysters, on shor
notice, Eleventh street, between Ron
a
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

Ice cream In al nAvors order now
Tor Christmas Deliveries made 10 all
parts of the city II X ilOcfrr,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

Commencing next Monday evening
the Fischer & Van Cleve Company VI
players will open n six-nights' engage
ment at Fishers opera house, The
company is very well spoken NJ wher-
ever they have appeared. They carry
n challenge band and orchestra Of 20
people and the prices are popular,
namely, iOc, 9Oc and 2Oc, The OPEN
ing play will be the laughable comedy
drama entitled, Jerry the Tramp" or
THE Convicts Daughter" Seat sale
opens next Saturday morning at Grit
IN 4 Reeds.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

The crisis" popular work h not
all Notion tn n prominent resident sf
this city. who Was raised N that part
~ the country with which the book
has 20 Do. Ncariy all the characters
were personally known by the ASto-
rlun. who at once recognized the mon
referred to by the authors description
A few Of the characters are known
IN the story by their true names.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

At the Chamber of Comn'rrrr meet
ing Monday night. An interesting A.
cusslun took place with reference 20
the hlling up Of the river and the
rauH, James W wclch Htid ina ~"
on,c saw sixteen large FNps moored
inside the q. e. & y dnuy whcrr {"
n % boat Viii now ground az low water
Mr. Wrlrh said h. wqN satisfied that
IN" altered condition was IN" - the
throwing ~ sawdust into the r'"'t
Itc explained that the Eawdust 'ion,s
.oliv a short distance ana that IN the
cour,a- of several years enough refuse
comes from a mill to apprecIaliy -
feet even as large a stream as the Co
umbia Mr. Welch Is ~ the belief
that sluicing also has a detrimental
effect. for the reason that much ~ the
silt In carried into the river narrow
Ing the channel There was also an
Interesting discussion At the meeting
with regard TO the construction Of a
senNall Judge Bowlby. chairman Of
the committee on com nercs and nav
igation. believed the chamber could
secure an appropriation from congress
to assist In building aeawall as the
wall would be necessary TO protect the
harbor The cost OF the wall. It was
stated. would be much less than is
generally thought This matter is 10
be taken up by the chamber. with a
view to securing an appropriation.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

The Budget printed rrmarkably
interesting Christmas edition last even
ing. Among the contributors are
Professor II, s, Lyman, Judge J. .. A.
Rowlhy, Or August c. Kinney and DR.,
q. n. Estes, whose articles deal with
subjects OF particular Importance TO
Astoria and the Lower Columbia riv-
err region. geographically, the edi-
tion Is by far the most attractive
special number ever issued In this city.
and Messrs Gratke, Kern and Lee are
TO be congratulated on the cuccess ot
their efforts
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25
SOLDIERS WILL CELEBRATE
Thirty. Fourth Company Ia Have a
Royal Banquet at Fort Stevens.

when the ougle sounds, ''soupey.
soupey. soup. soup. without single
bean" etc. At the artillery barracks
at Fort Stevens at noon today, I'm
Gle Sans boys In blue will say, Guess
again" as they march in 20 a festive
board lined with yiands and luxuries
that soldiers. as a rule. think are serv-
ed only on the other side ~ the Jor-
dan. The dining rooms Of the Thirty
fourth company barracks have been
artistlcally decorated with holy ever
green's and the Stars and Stripes, and
long tables have been arranged from
end to end. each decorated with now
ors. evergreens and nags.
The following menu on little cards
al each soldiers place shows the list
Of dellcacies and luxuries outside the
ration Of pork and beans which dai-
ily constitutes he tare OF Uncle Sans
soldiers:
Celery Puree In Artillerie.
T0ke Points Raw.
! Olives Celery. Peanuts
Royal Chinook Baked With Caper
Sauce.
/ Clatsop County Turkey Baked. and
! Stuffed With oysters Mucha Bueno.
Potatoes a Ia Mastlc.
Fresh Corn (Fresh from the CAM
Green Pease Cby the Sumbers)
Rookie CroQuets with H,ll Sauce.
Mince Pie dixie Mother Used to Make.
Plumb Pudding-Nit
Fruits, Nuts, etc.
a., CoHaa
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

when steward Grandpa Dean ~
the Commercial club ~rnt into the
reception room last night "a large
stocking suspended from chandelier
attracted his attention Carefully eN-
nminng the package the steward
found a very attractive smoking Jack
rt the Gift u members, who had re-.
mcmbcrrd Mr. Deans many kndncfses
and his efforts generally 90 make
things pleasant
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

l.. T. selig has received IA copy ot
the san Francisco Dramatic Review
containing the following interesting
story Of the origin ot a popular EXPIRES
sion: THE popular phrase Go way
back and sit down has been credited
to many sources" said o. mrsc pub
Usher. but the true story has never
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

Christmas services win be held at
ST. Mary's church today at 5 and 1890
a. M, A special musical program will
be rendered by the children's choir at
the early service and at the high mass
the pastoral hymn. "Adeste Fideles,"
will be rendered, with Miss Feeley at
the organ. Rev. Father Lane will Of
flciate and will deliver the sermon.
the subject being, "The Good Tidings
Of Great JOY" Benediction will be held
in the hospital chapel at p. m,, and
the day will close with Christmas
festivIty for the inmates OF the hos
pltaL
Steps looking TO the location here OF
revenue cutter were taken at the
meeting OF ;he Chamber OF Commerce
held Monday night, when the commit
tee on commerce and navigation was
instructed 10 correspond with the
treasury department regarding the
matter. The need Of cutter at this
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-12-25

rattonllc Rome industry by smoking
tho "ptldc nt Astoria" ciRap. nncsI
made Manufactured by MaeFarlane S
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