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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-03-15
Card Of Thanks.

We desire to express our. HEARTFELT
thanks to the many kind friends who
lent as their assistance and sympathy
during our late bereavement. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs d. u. KEHNEY.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-03-15

W
! Nose Lewis hasgone east to purchase
new goods.
Lyman the Druggist-sells vftnol -
lbs. for $500. i..'la '''' A' 8" Il
Mayor BArrets and John r. Brennan
went K. Rocatello to-day. e
CT. Gray was in piamondville -
supple ofdays this week. sE N
Tbs new cold storage1piant Of Riker
Bros, Is rapidly nearing completion
Nov is the time to buy Vitriol. In
imam the Druggist sells it Ii lbs, for
fsl.Oo. 3 L.
Finest and best line OF Jewelry in
idaho Csllahd see it dt @ Christian
Teommissioners viii take up the,
lAda4Erel business atstheir asperial meet
Ting next Thursday. l,spe s1f
I Fresh cabSage. onions, radishes. let
Ebuce. sweet potatoes. are now on the
market at Sweets new store. 2
liz. the present weather continues
blowing viii be started in this valley
toward the end of the month.
/ sWeehave strychnine enough to kill
every squirrel in Bear Lake county.
Wholesale or retail Ritter Bros Drug
| co. eas HID -
i Beautiful costumes a strong CON
/ pany and q powerful play, are the fea-
! tnres in the performance 70 be given
LAT the opera house March 10th.
You can be cheerful and happy only
: when you are we'll. lie you feel ''out o.
} sorts" take HERBINE, lit. will brace
9 you up. Price 5octs, at Ritter Bros,
9 The infant boy of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. u
Keeney, died laet Tuesday of pneznlon
! ia and was buried Wednesday, Rev
Nudge preaching the funeral sermon
Il The Seventy-frst Annual Conferehc'
/ Of the Church Of Jesus Chfistof Latter
r day Saants viii convenei in the Taber
e nacle, salt Lake City, on FridaY, Apri
: 5, at 10 a. m. rRta4 al
Y State Sheep Inspector Lowe has az
pointed JOS, Olsen and L, s. Conley a
a deputies for this county. Now ths
Mr.. Olsen is deceased another appoint
!, ment .willhaye to be ma1e.. Wv 8
!. March so far. has beenia mixture I
Il all sorts Of weather. We have had som
\ snow, httio rain, afew cold days an
r some warm ones. all of which has bee
# Of considerable benefit to this sectto
! Of Idaho. 1sA 20 A''s-4 - 5'@
= There is nothing more durable tina
2 ntiArble. for gravestones. We have th
finest stock in Idaho. at lowest price
- Call and see our work ct the Bear LAX
70 Marble Works. }sta s6s .ag3,
Tickets now on sale at Brennan
z store for the performance .Wednesdf
~ March goth. The costumes for th
= beautiful 5-act drama viii be furnish,
" by the Salt Lake costuming house.
Toiallay pain, subdue infianinatit
heal foul sores and ulcers, the nc
!. satisfactory results are sobtained BY !
!, z ing BALLARD'St SNOW LISIMEN'
= Price e5 and SO cts at Ritter Bros. DR.
y Co. gti" ss1 IT, = a5tiR e y
- F. A. Lyman raised the stars al
a. stripes toshaif mast over his place
4 business, last Thursday in honor
- Elk President Harrison, It. was I
only flag displayed in town. .
a. Ifyour child is cross or peeyish, it
4. no dodb4, ttotbied with worms VIII
~, CREAM VERMIFUGE will srerno
de- the WORMS ard its tonic Adects rests
80 it's natural cheerfulness. Price rs Z
or at Ritter Bros. - y 80 - {
- Tt n,.,,,,,,,,o 40, ~ i,o Q daufa1 kha ,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-03-15


pssssssesessssssse sesssse
r LOCAL NEWS. Sl
seseeesesees ssesssesse.te
n STRYCHNINEa at Ritter Bros. Dtug1
Co 3
Next Sunday is st. Patrick's day inl
the mornin' hh of N
Lyman the Druggist sells vitriell
t13lbs for%lG0 - ~
Commissioner Barrett and daughters
are back from Boise asg.--.s "A
Attend the o. E. s. dance next NOM
eday night at the opera house. 49, Il
To-day is payday for those who are
lucky enoughto be railway employees
For the purest of drugs and toilet
" preparations go to Ritter Bros. Drug
FCo. SO
It is said that the new fast mail ira
between Chicago and Portland, will 60
on about May LIST.
&c. N. Sweet is adding large room
VITO his store, which will be used for
gents furnishing goods when com
,pleted. a, a1lss
Get ready to do business with the
pesky squirrel by laying in q snpply' of
*strychnine. We have it in any guam
tity Ritter Brcs. Drug Co.,
davey you q cough2 A dose of BAL
cards HOREHOUND~ SYRUP will
relieve it. Price 25 and SO css, at Ritter
d - Bros, Drug Co. 5e $50
Ed Burgoyne is remodelling his resi-
~ dence throughout. and, when complet-
~ eG, willb be one of the most comfortable
7 and luxurious homes in Idaho ifs O
y The result Of an over-indnlgence in
food or drink are promptly rectifed;
Without+pain,or discomfort, by taking &
few deses-of HER ZINE. Price 80 cts,
at Ritter Bros. Drug CO. 'i ~ w y
Two new job printing presses arrived
at the depot this week One was fol
the Pioneer Office in Alton, and thu
other was for the Paris Post. TIE Elk
-AsfTNER hopes also to have another ney
,jobber in its Office next-week.
Much pain and uneasiness is caused
by piles, sparing neither age nor sex
TABIER'S BUCKEYE PILE ONT
NJ I'm CuT6S the EnOSt ODett1HtD Ctt6OS
Price So cts, I'm BOTTLE tube 75c. q
Ritter Bros. Drug Go. sis ~. sIsA5
Mr. George Lindsay and 'daughte
Manda, Of Remington. were guests, o
s. G. Dewey and wife Of Fairyiew, las
week. Mr.. Lindsay returned hom
Wednesday, leaving ID daughter
continue her visit. Pioneer. Fs
If you want wan paper, big doubl
rolls at the price NEST people charg
for single rolls, look at nay samples
You know the quality of work hay
done for ten years. No short live
Il competition can give yon as good 'sati
faction as lean Send for nae and IN
samples, and getprices. u CHAs 1
CHAPLIN. s.---s.-s-@.--zs...i-=--
Word has reached here through NJ
Thos. Weeks Of Fairview that thereiar
50 cases Of smallpox down at swsnaVal
lev. 60 miles from Alton onr the SHaa
river, in Idaho. The Idaho quarantil
physician pat tbs valley under q 81
weeks quarantine. Ths cases all doir
well and no DEATHS reported as ye
Mr. Weeks father, who lives at Swa
valley, sent the neWs.-Pioneer. =
F. H. Brigham, United States Il
spector of Surveys, is in this city wal
ing for the weather to settle so.he c.
Eefx9a4 <gox4n e ms
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-03-15
cburcb services.

CATHOLIC CHURCH
No services here ON Sunday March
17th @aesl. ss;t N ssliaI
Services and Lecture in Soda Springs
March 18th. -y
In McCamtnon on Sunday March II.
In Pocatello March 10th. a1ns9 al
In Bancroft March 22nd. sni
REV. w. j. A. HENDRICKx.
President of Priests League Of Idaho
. T4--llnI \
AHvARY5 'rREsHYTrRI AN SF4tfRcf4
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

~, S,,rs .,Ityes :, No hul.i mn. We'll
cav, ,ns,v se,alins. tncr, Is A reason ,,r
q, A. a., >,,s ,s 3,un.,,ss aware.
.,,s,-,,.,,, a, thr,c tr,ns,oaIp,n.sl
~,r.,,s. t,,, ~, N,,,,N,s, 5,5 not
o,, ~, 4, ,r.ps,,v as vas e>p,,tcl.
7,,,,., ,,,s s,,~,s,. business for one
..s, ,,,,.i,,.., rats, NJ ,,mcs.c,crs
a., 49,. .,,.,,,,,,,, rp, r,st,rn can't
.,,-.- ,,, ,,, ,,,sr.,,3 ,h, rar,,
s,. ..,,. .,rs,,.,.,,,,, -, ,,,, r,,3s had ~
..,..r ,,,,,,. ., .,,,. ,,,c.,,l NOR, mil.
.,,.s, s,,,,.,-, ..,i,s,,,, t,,n a~r,ns,l
,., .,.,. .,-,,,-.,, ,,,J .,,,, n y 4 y.
49,. ~. r,r.,. -. h, nn,, rar,,.
.,,.,... ... .,.,,..,-,,, 40 ,,.,, portland.
So, 49,, r,,,r,, v,-, m,,,5 On
., am. ,o,,,. u WIS a great pic,c
e,,r,i,r,,g-,, n, mar, ~ the
<,r,,,r, an, cr,s, x,r,s,ru-f,r. bv
.,,m.,,,. ,A, r.1,,,st, s,,D,rf the a.
- y -, .,,,J, h,,,, drive, the
...S,. .,,,, e., s,,r,.,, r,,r nor only
.....n,.- ,s,.,,,,,, -, ,~,,,,,,lly all
.,.--,t, 81, D., r,,,,l ,,,rr~, Nut IN,
-. mia, ,,,,.,,,,.s ss us,r Rv NIL.
It, e.. ,,,,.,,,.,.., 80 o.. ,,rs, ,,Ssi.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26
poosEvuLrs CLOSE CALI



Nrw Nork Commcuc.h
TN-ye ave Hcop'H 'NNt West WhN
think "rcijN' Roosevelt 'No most re-
maykaA,c man 'n tac prlS'n't NJ H'oN,U'
hanger 60 hc tAUuj M 'he rcrMnhc tW'
means a g'1d jo1l toN 'au, NrS', Tor
OCCASIONS je,Nl'p tNNu'n'N IN mat
section 90 'Nc W'rd lN0, NAN t1f
steady nerve ana dSporAIc courage, u
g M unus1N 'A.nS ~ Wad IN anN
Z tyoudtr tANA men Who Iatr dHAih W''h'
|2ut hesitation lU stvT. NEb's, oN, '
is rather unusual SEQ hnd Hvvn tn'n
/ ItcsNr1t, ybts'y,'ys Who Mn rour'
|Jrt,h as W NrcSl,o, Roosevelt IN
I his Nst hunting '\HeU.Nn around
M.vka. IA'
When ttlooT Roosevelt was rc'"tN'
ms ease hc W1S AvNwp'N'd Ia hr
private car across NNo'NSNA w W.
GtArg5 L. M.lcr, ,hc veteran 'l''o' ~
/ OmahA Tho gu 'Sion ~ the nuns was
under discussion, and 'h" r,Nko
. r.tcf o,HN ,""W'"N NNN." w
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26
THE SULTAN AND THE NAPOLE-
ONS.

E. stanapa.
Tn present sultan o., Turkey IS a
cousin by marriage of the Nap1leons.
There IS quite a romantic story in this
revelation. I, appears that the grand
mother of Abdul Ham.i was the wife
Of Hamid l. She was a French creole
born in Martinique. Her name was
Aimee Dubuc do Ia Riyery. She was
second cousin Of Nile Tascher le ia
Pager,e, the Empress Josephine whose
daughter, Queen Hortense, was the
mother Of Napoleon III. The relation
ship is easily proved In l755 Mile Du-
buc de la Rlvery was captured by pi-
rates in Martinique and brought 70
ConstantInople. Her extraordinary
beauty attracted the attention Of the
chief Of the sultan's matrimonial bu-
reau. This official wanted to make a
present Of her to the sultan. 30 that she
might add new lustre 10 his majesty's
harem. But the negotiation was long
and difficult. Completely swampei BY
the tears Of the beautiful prisoner, the
official tried genie persuasion rather
than violence. and th- sultan himself
an accomplished and handsome young
fellow, decided to make love 20 the
lady like a chiyalrous Turkish gentle
man. We'll, he succeeded ami he
charming French creole became hIs
lawfIl VIE. his beloved su'ana. and
II they d'd not live happy etc.
Well. this French sultana. naturally
enough, used an her influence !a the
cour. 0f the sultan ia favor OF every
thing French. General Sebastian, tha
French ambassador, owed 20 her 'ha
creates, portions u his success IN some
rather difficult negotiations.
She had a son who became M3hm0ud
n. H was born in 1853 and he died %
lS49 Now inasmuch as th- pre-
sultan Abdul Hamd n. IS the son Ji
Abdul Hand, son If Maam0ud II, u
/ follows that he Is the grsat-gra1dson al
the cousin u the Empress JJsaphIne.
} AccOr ling 10 the story this F-en.l
( sul.ana lied a Christian. During hci
7 las. Illness her son, at ner request
secretly brought a priest 70 her. A
. wild and rather pathetic description is
given Of the close Of her career, lr
which there is romano enough FOL
Turks and Christians
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

4 peculiar po.iu,al situation exists in
san Francisco. Asa K. Wells IS the
Republican nominee for mayor. while
Joseph :. Tooln. quite a young man.
heals the Democratic ticket. Eugeue
F. Schm.tt S the Union Labor clnii-
date. The Bulletin charges that the
Clu and Chronicle are making an e.
fort 70 defeat the candidacy ot Wells
alleging that the two big morning pa
pers Acknowledgements everything
he says. It IS bitter in It's dsnuncladon
OF this alleged betrayal Whether are
morning papers are out for Schm.,t or
Tobin IS not plain. The Examiner. The
Democratic organ, seems 10 De taking
little lnserss, in the campaign, c5n.ent-
ing itself with repor,s u the political
conventions. What the outcome viii De
is problemaucaI. as n. Union Labor
candidate is drawing som. " the sup
port Of the Democrat and he Demecra,
is expected TO prof, by ,h= knitting at
Wells Evidently. san Francisco poll
tics IS as bah as san F-ancisc1
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26
NAMES OF NEW COLORs

L'Art de Ia Mode
Orch.Iae-sJtt toned magenta.
Blsh1n-1urple
Phl0xine-ilrk dlhlia red.
COrluc ln--decp green.
TOls;m-in)ther lark green.
Pa1n-b.rd's egg bule.
NapOl OleJn-r!ch bule
Ferrallle-love gray.
DELTA pole ourple-not bule.
Mul1t-ligat gray with a blush Unge.
AutOm0bll--red
Java. Marion. Moun0n. Modore. Au-
.omme Racine and Othello-a few OF
the new browns
C0Quelliclt-red.
Bengalne--a tender pink.
Pllm green
Cy y7loman-hellOtrJpe
Ba~yle-graen.
B4'tque-a blue lighter than Rus
sian blue
Myos1rIs-blue. very light. but a
had. lark-~ than sky
Er1Hm n--iull orange.
7. .l,a-lilao
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26
YAMllIl.L DIVISION


PaurnE'r lrp1. tnni ~ Jancri1u $50
l-ayr fNr uswrgo IaIly a, ~. - "
g. m. T. 80. l.5i. l.:5. 5l5. Ga5. so,
~ 20 3 ~ anl 900 m 11 Sun1l,
..y Arrb, AZ Portland daily al g 3d.
rn 10 lo q m. l.g5. Q 49, so. q so
60 1000 f. m.. o. 80 m ltIly ,Vrrp.
N.nlay go AMI 10 g a.. &c., un sun.
lays ot'y
lrayr far Dallas daily except sun
IAy a. $50 O. m. Arrive a. Portland
lf 11 4 m
Passenger train leaves nlllls ~,
AIrrr Mondays. Wcln -sdaya AMI rri.
DAYS gt 2.tI p m Wr'urnt Tussiaya
TmHdnys AMI Saturdays.
Except sunday
r. kuEnLEN. Manager
g. " MARKHAM.
Gen. FIR, tai Pass Agi
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26
xoRprcNs GIFT To CHILDREN

Evening Post
Nine Nori't1 sH.N. f. me time 'n 'Nr
Black Forest during the past sum
msr preparing .1v hrr appearance a.
tHa opening 90. tla view Wagner tb'a'cr
r MuDch
IN her walks Cor she is an Inv t'rai'
ueje>.rlul she pass u. one m'rn'nS.
.n the .0v village os E'u, four uitl'
girls playing ln l.'nt " tumble
down house. They hal d'Il %. UNIQUE
description. /, WIS utld" "t y
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26
\ DEEo MYSTERY

l. ls myForf why women cniur"
backlchc. hoallche. nervousness, sleep
lesancgv melancholy flaming and l'zzy
spells wh'n Thousands have provel that
Electric Bltt'ra VIII lu'ckly cure such
,rouhlra II suffered FOR years with
kidney trouble" writes Mrs Phcb"
Chcrlcy. NJ Peterson Ia, "and a lame
back pliU-l mo vo could not drc-a
mvsal' but Electric BI;,crs wholly cur
Cd me and although 70 years old | now
am able 10 DO Al my hous"work" II
overromcs constipation, improves appe-
lite. gives perfect health On'y 5Oc at
Harts Drugs'ore
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

Chl,ago Rc,ord.uru'd r ,Nt oNo.
crs W factories and latgc hullt.ust tho
vtpWr~ &c ,usa aut lAo usntvIa 't
N,youNttvs Wrrc arrfs.ri and Nnol
cyrry dime their stacks rmJtd d,n7r
smoke CA.tRgl voud very lU0thN Nr
..lr ms .rtm H., ptn., nbN.1ua ami an
nrrytdtuE lrproach
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

The Tacoma News IS inclined t. De
Just a trlfe gay. It devotes a haf
column 70 humorous sarcasm about the
report ot the combination Of Norraern
roads. abandonment 2f the Sound sea-
ports and utilization Of the Columbia
water level route 70 the sea. It sug-
gests that Astoria was a thriving me-
tropolis long before Tacoma and seat
he were dreamed Of, and wants JJknow
why in thunder Astoria ever permitted
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

\ report from Supt, J G 0luck, Re-
form school rruntytoWW W va, OCT
Is, lNoO, After ,ryms All o'hcr AdNrt,
,,srd caugh medicines Ne have do1d'd
A usc EolryN llonvN and Tar cNNu-
stNrly In the Wca, virginia REFORM
S,hool 0Dd 10 tho mos, rorolNe, aud
absolutely harmless, lltGVH Drug
atArc.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

Rebate tickets on sale between Port
land Sacramento and San Francisco
Ne, rates 81 nrsi class and ill second
class Including sleeper
Rates and tickets 70 Eastern points
and Europe Also Japan. china. Homo
iulu ana Australia Can Dc obtained
,rum J u Kirkland. Ticket Agent. llI
Third street
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26
SHE DIDN'T WEAR A MASK.

But her beauty was completely hidden
by sores. botrhas and pimpl's tlll she
used Bncklcn's Arnlca snlve Then lhcy
vanished NJ VIII all erup.Ions. fever
sorcs boIs. ulcers. carbuncl"s and fol-
ons from lts use. fnfalllblc for outs.
corns, burns ncalds and piles Cure
guarln,arl 2jc M Hart's Drugsore
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

MANY physicians are now prescribing
Kalal Dyspepsia cure regularly having
found ,ha; 4, 10 ,ht hes, prescription
they can write because !, Is the one
prtnera,i,n which contains ,hc elements
necessary % lggcs, not o1ly some kinds
W food hu, al KIND and Il therefore
cures l,dIg~s,!on and dyspepsia NJ mat
-,r wha, rs cause CHAs ROGERS,
Druggist,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26
WIRELESS TEI.EGRAPHY,

A demonstra;ion ot wat purpNvted TO
be a new system Of wireless telegraPhy,
Of which young Svede IS the inventor
was given in London few days ago.
The public was made TO understand
that marked advance upon LAST
achievements was thus indicated, But
scrutiny % the published accounts does
not establish confidence IN that 1p'n-
ion. The control Of torpedo BEATS
movements without wires Is a rather
sensational feat, but No, at all new,
several electricians on both sides Of
the Atlantic have shown the possibl.-
ity o. performing & within the last
three years Nor Is there any great
novelty in telephoning from one ship
to another by connecting the apparatus
On each vessel with the sea
The most notable difference which is
alleged to exist between Marconrs and
orlings apparatus IS that the latter
does not require a tall mast. but en-
ploys the earth as coaiucsor. Now.
The young italian has developed his
mechanism a good deal since he began
TO attract attention. And one OF his
latest Improvements is the substitution
OF a metal cylinder that can be housed
in the operating room for The ;all ver-
tical wire at first employed and even
vet in service. Furthermore. At the
outset Marconi i!i not extend any wires
from his lnstruments TO the earth, but
ala 50 af:erwari. and thus greatly In
creased he efficiency Of his system.
While somewha, puzzled at the effect.
he was inclined TO think that the Earth
as well as the ether came Into play.
Blu. In this importan, particular. the
New York Tri5uae points out. Tesla
anticipated Marconi, just as Marcom
sr,,,,n,tei Orling. Tesla has not made
nnbl,, his la,es, work in telsgraphy
20, b,,t as l,7- ago a. 1898 he descri3-
u in la,t,,s in $. Louis a plan for
,,,vsvirg .ntallig,ble signals. N which
,ba usa of the ear.b a. a e5nduc.or was
an essential feature. While. therzt5re.
-. ,.,b,1- n, r1as. three men doubt
,,o ,. ,..,ilz .bs,. bs,. a least
10. i- .,,,-,,, ana .ha Ame-i-
80 -. frs. IN n-,,,.a II.
p.,,,-l-abr. ~ arc tAa achievements
,,.. 80. -a,-s the utilization
TO-. a,..,-,,,sgnatsc vibrations
HI, Ys-,, a., 80 -,u,5 p, -x2lo.t
=. -.u,-a-s as ,.irl ~, i-. infancy.
w. c-,-,r,a s,sr,.ns F5.son West
81 ..,a-- ,,,5,--,,., ,, en-
"a. O., .ba s,ns,, and electric motor
-...,,,e ,isooye,-d nv Faraday
"a tya,-, .,.sr .,sr ,-,ysd FAR from
,r-,,a- -, p,.,rssaa7 difficult
- -. .-,,,,u.a,., Each E, turn
-a-,or,. a,o,,rauy hr, nr7grass
..,..- ,a,-,,. s,r,,,
=. ,a,..,,,r,.,, and the combined
, -. 80, -,i-Js >, narfsct
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

4 never falling cure FOR cuts, burns,
qcalds. ulcers wounds and sorca Is De-
Wlfrs witch Hazel Snlvc7 A most
soothing and healthy remedy FOR all
skin affections. Accept only the gcnu-
me CHAS ROGERS. Druggist.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

Whom suffering grom rtckl1s cough.
AXE a bose ~ ralc,'s Uoacy and Tar
Tho srr~u,ss VIII hr relieved aNd 4
warm. grateful ttvllnK ami healing ~
,h, PARTS Affected viii bc cNpcr'recrd,
-Hatts DRUGSTORE,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

Helena Record, 4 Boston clergyman
wants T. haze a battlcship sent 10 Con
st1nt'noplc Tn sultan e. more cpur-
agcDus than those BlstonIans, ana u
takes . whole noct % make any 'nstlng
impression on him.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

Don't walt until you become chronic
ally constlpated but take DeWtt's bt-
tie Early Rlscrs now AMI then. They
viii keep your liver and bowels In good
order Easy 10 take. Safe pills. CHAS
ROGERS, Druggist.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

All eoumunica:lons intended for pub
hcarion should be directed 10 Editor
Astorian." Business communications
OF all kinds and reml,taaces must be
addressed to The As,orian Publish
ing Co"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26
oLD soLDtnn's EXPE ErEN'E

" " Austin a civil var veteran. ~
Winch .g.ar rnI. writes Ny vile vl7
sick long time spite W g'ol doc
,1r's treatment but was wholly cured
rv Or. KirE's New L.f' pills. vi lch
WORKED wonders t3r her lcll,h" They
always 20. Try them only 25c AZ
Hlrt's Drugstore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

Horny Rrayd'n Harris y c. saws.
Il .o,k mcd.cmc - ycArs tor asthma
hut aut hA,.c ~. Nnr Minute Cough
Cura dil me norr s,Vd than any ihnss
rls, during ,ha, time Nr7, Cough
Cure" CliAS ROGERS. Druggist
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

After exposure or Whvn Nou trcl a
cold counting ou. take a l1sr W Foley =
Honey auI Tar tg ucVcr talla io stop
. cvli b. uken IN amc Nar's Drug
STORE
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

Omaha Zee: Wyoming s,ockmcn are
organizing a campaign % cHt'rmnnte
the bear. which arr proving destru, ;ivr
TO sheep. Here IS a good chance ror the
man who thinks he has lost few
hear
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

Detroit Fee, Pr"fs. II President
Roosevelt determined Co. appoint only
competent men u nnlrr. l's me- r"mr
charitable soul formed "a home tlr pro-
{, sglnnll politicians
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

$ \ ingalls,. Crown Point. y Y,
url. Nv WIZ, suffered FROM Ninry
trouble slr yalrs She MAS Induced ~
.ry F1l'y's kidney Curr ami ln ,ota
,atn IA t..A t.r 81. N.-tu lslas g.
shr was greatly Improved and 'hr-e
BOTTLES cured hcr"--Har''s Drugstore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

Norris silver. No-th Stamford. \ II"
Il purchased bottle a.. orc Minute
Cough Cure Vhru suffering WIN y
couch doctors ,,ll me was ,nturah.r
N-s bn.ve relieved me ,h" sc'nl ana
th!-l almost cured Today ! am q Wei
.mtr" CUNS. ROGERS. Druggist
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

The AstorlSn guarantees 10 Its adver-
tisers the largest circulation Of any
newspaper published on the Columbia
river.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

Mrs. T RrlIlrmta % Pa~htllylll-.
Mich was .rnuhltd WITH sal, rhrum 'or
,hIrf.,p Years and hnl ir."i a number
., doctors without -siit After ,wn b0-
alI-u,us Z Manner sl'tr hrr hands
halw, h.t'rr and .n a short dino she
vus rnfIra'v rur.i nrVa-r u suhs...
,u,rs -Htrls Drugstore
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

Jus. As soon AS Rpr-\lm'rh Evbn-
had started yar Slmol thc yorrrsuond-
,n,, began ta tllk ~ william T.. Chan
jl.r Or secretary nc th" navy Ag'!"
Do hey want Bob Go write anot"'r
h.,kn
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
RIVER RAILROAD.
PORTLAND
sfNIpr DIVISION

An trains make close connection al
Guble with all Northern Pacific trains
TO ana trnm tho East and Hounl points,
]. e. MAYO.
Gent Freight AMI Passenger Agent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

Advertising rates can be had on sp-
pncatien 10 the business manager.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26

r. W Pursrn Ein,crsyli'. IA, says
he suffered ej years v.th piles ani could
obtain ra rrliet unW pcWi;ts Witch
Hazel Sl'vr Effected A p"rmaoen, curr
Cauntsrfal.s arr worthless CllAS.
ROGERS. Druggist
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-26
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