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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22

The man was willing. He followed
Mr.. Bowscr in and was referred to as
a subject" Mrs. Bowscr kept her
chair and became interested.
Nov, thpn," began Mr.. Bowser after
TWO minutes spent in locating various
bumps. Il find your bump, OF musical
talent above the average. should say
that You can play on several different
instruments and lave u fairly good
voice.
Lord save you, Sir" gasped the
n.an. but | never could even raise n
tune on Il mouth organ. and as for sing
in%. everybody runs away when l try
it,"
Mr. Bowsrr flushed up and swallow
cd 1T the lump in his throat and dared
not look ct Mrs. Bowser. After a min
ute he continued:
Il think YOU ar" inclined to be very
religious. Are you n Sunday school
tCachcr:"
Great Scott. no. Religious? Why,
don't even believe in a herea fter!
I'm the man who ate up chapter of
the Bible OH n bet"
"Hut yOu reverence truth" persisted
Mr. BoWScr rs his face began to pale.
"M"hhc | dc. sir but they calls me
The Red Hoo! Liar all the same"
And are yOu rot tender hearted
that IS. don't YOU love chldrcn?"
''W2,l. I'm expecting to he arrested
tomorrow for lamhaating kid this
afternoon. Your hcnology. or what.
ever yoH call Il. don't seem TO work. !
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22

tica whether Lc retired IN .;cCl order
CT Not. lie realized tlIat .i:S. Eowser
hai :tuC 1T the head of TIC stairs and
overheard ~, ana that hu had made Il
nus.' q il. &"p had smile on hey
face IS liz entered the sitting rcoIn.
%t.l that smile brought q dctermina-
tioE TO Ills heart 10 coaqGCr OF d..
"iou--yo" probably adyi," lGc to
give It uo, don't ycu?' lie asked.
You might practice outside" she
suggested.
".lnl 80 VIII" he rctor;cI as the
rcd came 20 his face. Il have set out
to post inySclf OF parCnology, aud. by
the E>ar! OF my grandfather, Ill 60 it
or de"
lie walked out into the hall, ci&ppCd
eli his lat and opened the door and
stepped cut. There was man ham,
ing over nearby gate. He wasn't 4
tramp, EUt worlingman WHO was
sweet ca i girl working next doGr. and
was waiting for her To appear. Mr..
EowScr called TO him. and lie came in
OF the street and asked what was
wanted
Would you like 10 earn 4 couple oS
dollars in about Is minutes?" was
asked.
"Hou Iut"'
Lave you ever heard of phrenol-
ogy:"
If have, I've forgotten. Is the
gas leaking or 4 water pipe bustci:"
'phr2no.CGy has to do with the
bumps on yCur head feel OF your
bumps ana read your character by
them. believe in it. but my wife
don't. | want you to come and sit
down for Il few minutes while l show
her that I'm right
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22

pocket Bible or tie gospel Ermns it
would have been just the same.
fhGcnoiogy is recognized science 1t
is an Interesting study. Why not
study it with me-"
Because | don't believe in it. You
might as Wen feel CT Tie corns and
bunions on 4 persons foot as the
bumps on his head"
You'd say th2t. OF course, bit can
Socn convince YOU 10 the contrary. I'll
feel OF Your hU!Mr.;. and with the aid
OF this little book Ill read your char
ac!rr IS straight as . string. Just sit
right where YOU are, and
You'll Go nothing OF the Kind" she
Interrupted. Its all nonsense, ani
you'd bette: put in your time reading
history"
Then take the book ana feel OF my
head. All the bumps are named"
Mrs. EoNscr allowed herself 10 be
persuaded. Selecting Il Chart Of y
mans lead, she passed her fingers
over Mr.. Bowscr's skull ana presently
said:
According to rhrerology. your bump
OF impetuosity is abnormally develop
"d. You are also very cCncritcd. You
Eavc no rvnI r,,noao h,t i,,,,,, c..,,''
ore thing ia nn.iLcr Wow .rn c,,;n,.
tcmpcYcu ool very chs,irc,c ~ ,.l,,
had more strrn~,n of c,,o.,o,or yon
mioht ,,ol.o - ,,o,,. =, ,i,, ,,.,,
as il is
"EUt rs It Is. m3ham. an very
nluc,! oiii~cd 20 Won" sail NJ Hov...n,,
aS hc rose up end reached fer the
book. Il might have known. Of cory;o
t:at YOU Uor!d sIacdcr me"
~ cave it exactly rs il is +, tho
hao&.'
"NcIi. ict If an. II T. v..s vo,r -,
tcn.i,u +, 49,, ,,n fr,,, Nv. i,,,,',,,.,
Won l9yn f,n,l T yr,u I.n,,f,,.n 80
study iLr ~. I,n,.,.,,,s tl, ,.oo,. ',,.,,,,,
o,,;rrt +, l,cc,.,i,.. , ,,,,.i,,.,"
[ir; r,v..,,. .,,iioI -. -, ,......,,
fer the Kitchen Irt r1f.nI ro ,,,i. c.
t;ops V"tn cr.,. ,.ns f,,.t nrf,l'f..,
hrr dinner G,.,o; os VIZ Tovsc,. ~.
yadrh bnr Gn,na;n.
Won hoyc heard oc n;,yopcIoov., ,,n
Gucyicu rs Lp Dointed tn tho Lool- =,
his hand.
"ITos thn r,is.rcss orr oo,,,o.,,t o.,
r,oI.n of ,ho nooI.in,,s" th, an,!n,' -, -,
,I 80
Not that / know or was osrir.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22
Hope For Him.

Have you ever tried to reduce your
fiesh?"
"Yes, I'll bet I've spent $500 for anti.
rat medicine: but it's no coed. I've
tried everything and Just keep get.
ting fattcr. I'll give it up now and 90
on and weigh n ton If | have to-"
"Oh. don'' get discouraged. Come
over and try our boarding house fer Il
month or So ."-Indianapo!!S Journal.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22
SHEEP IN THE SOUTH.
The Mountain regions -" Excel
IcntIy Adapted 10 Incm.

The Mountain HeSi"ns ..;* hASS--
"'''
on inc QUESTION oi 'he ''"' ''"'''',' "A
sheep rais'ilS III 'hc So"'h as S"'" 80
thor'! us III. iiSuf! S'e""'t L. 80
foiioWihS 10 say III ,ouh''s Ncr>-t'
mnh:
ih'Fc Is Eo i'cNh"h 90 ~ "I'.-a-
o'iit! "t inc 'i'h"!''' sou ".li "','I 'h
inc "on'h't' S'"''S S''i' '"''!' 80 '''''
part oi IL hi''"' "a '"S ","""'''"4
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BUSINESS he n"S' "''Nc "' -
p"'''s N"n"'''''. "'''' P,'Ao
water anu ''"',', ,,.'''',''' nct Wv
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"nc'' Ni'''' N''| i."'"'"','S 80. -
cents .i''" "''" '"''' ~"''' '"'!''H
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ed 10 lou' 'iih'S 'N"' f'.>' ".:H IL
very scarce ~ 'i'H "'','''. !"i''
tne country HI" p'"''""'.' ''' '",i-
Ned OF she'p oNii!% Et ''E - III" &C.
lnaiio from W cS' 'I-!'',"' '.'i ~ '!l'G'
are no shc'p [" $i'"N @ =! ii' count.
~ Mouiu w ''iIi''""'''' 80 i-"''''' 4'V'"
III lne Mhoic ol INC "'"''"'H E'"''",
a satisfactory cross IL '.i' 'N'n i
tue Shropsnire """ ''!' "2"'H"oWH.
some Ihe'iot mountain rams nave
peen brought III ana proved I'll" Ec$t III
every way oHiy actiNe hEtc"S WIZ!
sui' tue eoiu'''o'ls Vi '"e I"'"I!'E III 'i'
inoun'""i country "h" III Ihe ioWrE
iahus' "ne'e 'o'''c'o 'h" c"'Oh are
tne Ciici s""i'c 'l"i'N' ''' A''."o
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22
Health Office Hours.

Will be in my Office, at the Council
Chamber, froG 10 a. IN. To IL m. every
day, Sundays and holidays excepted, for
the convenience Of citizens wishing burial
PEI nuts or 10 transact any other business
pertaining to the office. srs
2C-tf. w. ID HARpts
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22

When he returned. he stood before
Mrs. Eowscr and Glared at her for a
moment and then said
Woman. this thing has gone to the
Emit. The conspiracy is plain. In
!oUr malicious desire to to-
THEN Mrs. Bowscr began to laugh.
He gcs;ured, but it did not stop her.
lie lowered over her. but she continued
80 laugh. He shouted something about
Lis lawyer ana her lawyer and divorce,
bat she hung to her chair and laughed.
IhcG" was but o2o way to save his dig
nity. Like n crowbar on legs he march
ed down the hall. and like n crowbar
with stiff knees he mounted the stairs.
and two hours Inter she went to find
him nslccp and his bump OF couceIt oil
iattoaDJ out. AZ, guam,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22
UNION AND GLENN SPRINGS
RAILROAD COMPANY
Schedule Effective Nov. ~, 1000.

Train No. Is leaves
Union Mill Station 6:15 q. m.
Arrives buffalo 6:27 m.
Train No II leaves
Union Mill Station 4:SO d. M.
arrives Buffalo 4:42 p. m.
Train No. 16 leaves
Buffalo 1916 p. m.
Arrives Union Mill Station 1927 m.
Train No. IL leaves
Brffaln 8.1Op m
lives Criop Mill Station 6:22 y. M.
All Trains Daily Except Sunday.
The Union and Glenn Springs Rail-
road co is now pre- paI ed to handle all
passenger AID freight business hetw.,n
Union aud Buffalo. All Rtipbt for Buf.
fa'o will te handled either from tla
Southern Railway 6erot or from tle
t,rion Cotton Mill Station TicI ets to
b,fta'" vii tc sold nj the Union G. lion
Mj'l Station. We row have first c,s,.
passenger coach In operation.
T. c. Duncan. Geo. ". Wrioht,
I're'i ident. dsnl Manases.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22
NOTICE.

J has" bought a heavy draft w~g %
"' 3'"0" pounds capacity, ~ d nm
n"" prepared to do eli kinds Of heavy
nnn'i"@ or will hire ont the wagon.
u i'm J 81 CIIRIpr
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22
BOYVSER On BUMPS.
THE OLD .lAN TAXES 4 TURN ~
FEEENCLCGY.

EnG CccI -!;:,c y,"a-@:s::n:~ thr
Theory cf g. sc-CGc;. to Ills WIFE,
but Tiirpcd ID On iaS Practical
,':Ef of II.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-22
8 M\..>s~

This signature il on every box OF tho genuine
Laxative Bromo-Qainlne Tablets
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-06-05
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
President Hays Of Southern Pacific on
Inspection Trip.

President c M. Hays and Genera
Manager Kruttschnitt, and a party Of
officials OF lesser Importance. all OF tht
Southern Pacific passed through AS.
toria Yesterday on a tour OF inspection
Of the a. & c. II. Il. The party wenN
directly to Seaside on their special tram
returning in time to precede the regu-
lar train to Portland.
Mr.. Hays, in an interview In Port
land. professed ignorance OF the Neha-
lem situation and implied thar his road
had no plans At present for tapping
that section of the state. The special
did not stop in the city and no ex-
preston could be obtained directly from
the members of the party here. Pres
ident Hays is nm interesting figure In
the railroad world. Though one of the
youngest executive heads OF railroads In
the world he receives a princely salary
and Is rated as being one Of the best or
ganlZers in the country. Progressive
ness and good Judgment are the main
points In his administration, and 1t Is
believed that he will do 4 great deal
for the Southern Pacific and its allied
interests controlled by the Hartman
syndicate.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-06-05
NEXT SENATORIAL CONTEST,


The Salem Sentinel says:
ut looks much az II Hon. c. W. Full
ton would give Simon a merry race for
his sent in the senate year from next
winter. The sincerity Of the oregon
ian's support of Simon is questioned, es-
peclally should Mr., Corbett decide to
again become a candidate. But this Mr.
Corbett has not vet done; neither has he
said he would not he a candidate, Those
who are in a position to know give II
out that Mr.. Corbett VIII apply Tor the
place himself, He realizes now That 81
mon tricked him out of Il at the spec
Ial session and there Is little reason T.
doubt but he will attempt next spring
to secure the nomination and election OF
candidates to the Legislature who are
known TO be friendly to his cause. The
thing may develop into an interesting
three-co -cornered fight.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-06-05
LEG TORN OFF.
Levi Mortenson. Trapper. Meets With
Serious Accident.

Levi hortenson, trapper at Chinook
beach. met with serious accident while
boarding the o'clock train for Port
land yesterday evening.
MOrtensOn. who waa accompanied by
two companions. attempted to Jump on
the train as 1t was pulling out from
the station. but he missed his hold and
fell under the cars. When ne was extri-
Gated from his position Il was found
that one Of his feet was completely
tori Of and the leg from the knee
down. was stripped cleaHly Of the flesh
A bystander at ihe risk OF his life
rescued the unfortunate man.
Medical assistance was summoned az
soon as possible and Mortenson was
removed 10 81. Mary's hospital. where Il
was found necessary 10 amputatc the leg
above the knee. Drs. Bishop. Fulton
and Tuttle performed the operation.
From present indications It is not ex-
pected that MS injuries will prove ia
tai
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-06-05
A. 0. U, W. AT BUFFALO.
Tweniy.nlnth seated Meeting Begins
June iith.

The Supreme Lodge Ancient Order OF
United Workmen viii hold It's twenty
ninth stated meeting In the city OF Buff
falo. N. Y. beginning June II, 1901. This
fraternal beneficial order was organized
al Meadvllle. Pa. October 81. 1868. and
Is now completing It's third-of-a century
history. The headquarters of the order
is located IN MeadylIIe. Pa. The present
membership Is about 425,00O. and It's
business extends over the entire United
States and Canada. II has paid out TO
the widows and orphans Of It's deceased
members about tl08. 10000. and is
now paying annuity over s800,000.o0.
The Supreme Lodge which meetg In
Buffalo IN June. Is the highest legislative
body Of the organization and IL COM
posed of delegates from thirty.seven
grand Jurisdictions. representing ax
thousand sub1rdinate 1odgeg. Hon. w.
A. Walker, ~ Milwaukee. Wis. Is the
Supreme Master Workman. and as such
is the orssen; head officer OF the Order
The Supreme Foreman. A. G. Hlrwick
Of Buffalo. n. r. Is the second officer In
control and will. no doubt. be elected 10
the chief position at the coming ses-
sion. The following are other executive
officers Of the Order: Supreme Fore
man. Webb McNail. Gaylord. Kan: Su-
preme Recorder. ". W. sackett. Mead
Vile. Pa; Supreme Receiver. John j.
Acker. Albany, n. Y: Supreme Medical
Examiner. d. r. Shields. VI. D.. Hanni-
bal. Mo.
Wednesday June 10. has besn SET
apart as special A. D. u. W. Day at the
Pan-Americln Exposition, wher the
handsome building Of the Ancient Or
der Of United Workmen at the exposi-
tIon will be Dedicated This building Is
situated in the court Of state and for
eign buildings. II ls a one-story struct-
nre with a DavlliOn and balcony above.
and lr dimensions IL 80 by 10 feet. The
walls are covered with staff and beauti-
fully colored Over 1he main entrance
are the initials. A. .. u. W In this
building are entertained the members
Of the Anclen. order Of United Work
men who visit the Pan-American ExDo-
sition. the arrangement OF the rooms
for this purpose being excellent.
An elaborate program is being ar
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-06-05
A MERCHANTS CONTEST
FOR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
IN GOLD COIN.

The undersigned merchants Of Astoria
for the purpose Of showing their appre-
ciatioh to :heir customers, have agreed
to start a contest under the followins
conditions:
We give one vote for every ten 90
cent purchase. Votes may be cast FOL
any society. organization, public or pri'
vate institution or individual. No votes
can be sold under any circumstance
The contest lasts from now until Oct. 1
The society. institution or individual
receiving the highest total Of votes will
be awarded the Ave hundred dollars
with which to buy piano, or furniture
or whatever they may prefer to buy.
Ross, Higgins & Co., groceries, etc.
Fisher Bros, groceries. etc.
V. II. Coffey, groceries. etc.
Johnson Bros. groceries. etc.
James Crouehley, Grocer.
Central Meat Market.
P. Lawler & Co.. fish market.
Palace Restaurant.
Seaside Bakery.
Oregon Bakery.
Robinson's Furniture Store.
The Bee Hive, department store.
The Wonder. department store.
Hoefllers' Candy and Ice Cream Parlors.
Tagg's Candy and Ice Cream Pariors.
John Hahn. shoe store.
]. II. Seymour. jeweler.
Eagle Drug Store.
Central Drug Store.
Herman Wise. clothing. hats, etc.
c. H. Cooper, dry goods, clothing, etc.
s. DanZiger. clothing. hats. etc.
n. Schlussell. clothing, hats, etc.
Will Madison's, cigar store.
Jack Burns, cigars.
P. Miller & Son, cigars.
Theo. Bracker, cigars.
John Pentilla. cigars.
J. UtZinger. cigars.
Fred Brown, cigars.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-06-05

Railway 4 Extension Company, under
the authorization Of an act OF congress
approved August 90 1890. and which
was transferred by that company to
the Portland & Puget Sound Company.
August II. 1891. has been abandoned for
the last ten years by It's present own :
ers, and as a result OF this apparent in
tention OF permanent abandonment, the
petitioners pray that the court issue an
order empanellng Jury before which
the case may be submitted to fix the
actual damages done by virtue OF the
petltlOned condemnation. and in the
event that Il IL not deemed best 10 EN-
panel jury, the amount 70 be deter
mined by the court.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-06-05
AROUND TOWN.
500 Gaaton about harnean.

500 CASTOR about harness
Best i5.ccnt meal Rising Sun Res.
thurint. 6i2 Commercial ~.
Milk depot. cor Tenth and Duane sts.
g. NJ. Roihchld, u Portland, gpcnt
Yesterday In the city.
Three lrst.clasa BARRIERS at the Occi-
don't barber shop. Best 0f service.
japanese goods " all kinds. cheap at
Yokohama Bazaar. G2G Commercial 1T,
The German shin NaJod" with q ear
go NJ grain Tor Europe. viii 90 TO sea
today.
The British strumApip Polatlnt viii
arrive In today ami viii load lumber for
the Orient
The bids rot repairs o. the city hall
tower viii be- opened this afternoon At
the city hail
The lighthouse tender Columbinc ycn-
trtdnY replaced The missing bell buoy
on Republic aplt
The steam schooner Despatch with
cargo ~ lumber fpr San Francisco
went 20 srn yesterday
Mrs Rasmussen h prepared 20 10 up
lace curtains In guoi order tcayc or.
dcrr NJ Oregon Bakery
Young Japanese wants posiion In
small family for boari and room In
oulre az G26 Commercial street
Mr W q BtnrH has rrturnrd from
mon,h'u visit In California. acrnm-
panied by hcr mother Mrs f. + Dcyo
The party who took an umbrella from
the Astprian once Saturday night by
mistake viii confer a favor by return
Ing The sam.
4 good crowd came down on the
Vanguard Yesterday ana Il large
amount of freight was taken aboard
on the return no.
The American harkrntlrc Addendn
cleared 81 the custom house Yesterday
with 5a0.s s62 feet ~ umb-r. valued ~
E521Ss. FOR Caliao Peru,
Cream pure rye, Americas finest
whlHkcy. The only pure goods. guar
antecd rich and mellow, JOHN /.
CARLSON Solc Agent
DelnhrId McGovcrn & Co have made
prices on their Glover Leaf brand ~
Fraser river soclryr salmon. 1901 pack
tp the Canadian trade a. ii2r for tails
and l. % for Mats. : t. b. Fraser river
This Is lbc less than last years price
iaTg' orders II IL stated, are being
hooked
BEST iS-CENT MEAL. RISING SUN
RESTAURANT
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-06-05
RELIGION LOSING GROUND.

The country r. becoming agitated over
religion. Periodically some one arises
and declares that II Is decaying This
results in countless discussions until the
agitation runs It's course and still re-
llg4un ilourishes. II always will. for
Il Il something the world needs. One
N the 1nest recommendation OF Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. the great
American stomach strengthener lies In
the fact that II has lived for fifty years
in spite Of hundreds Of limitations. and
Is renowned for Ns cure Of cOnstlpa-
ton. dyspepsia. b!liousness. malaria, fe-
yer and agle. and sees to II that the
life giving elements Of the food are as
simulated with the blood. There Is
nothing Just as good" See tha; a
Private Stamp covers the neck OF the
hottie
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice Is hereby given that the com
mittee on public property Of the Com
mon Council Of the City OF Astoria will
accept sealed bids at the office OF the
auditor and police judge OF said city
until 2 o'clock .. m. on Wednesday.
June 5th, 1901. for the repair Of the
bell tower at the city hall In accord
ance with the provisions Of ordinance
No. 260S Of said city, providing for
said repair. which is on file in ana
can at any time be examined In the
office Of said auditor and police Judge.
The committee reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
f. p. PARKER.
r. F.. WRIGHT.
JENS HANSEN.
Committee on Public Property Of the
Common Council Of the City Of As
toria.
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COL.

All contracts for advertising In
the Astoiian are made ON u guar.
Antee Of circulation four times
larger than that Of any paper
published or circulated In Clat.
SOP county.
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NOTICE TO STUDENTS.

To students OF International Cores
pendence Schools viii make the fol-
lowing special offer for June and July:
To the student who secures for me-
the largest number Of enrollmenta, I
will give a bonus Of 30. and to the
one securing the next largest number
will give IS.
The minimum number necessary to
secure the SO in FIVE enrollmen,s and
three enrollments to secure the IS bo-
nus. These bonuses are in addition 10
the credits allowed by the schools.
Hoping there are some rustlsrs among
you. / am. Yours truly,
LOUIS G. SPIES.