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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-24
MuerIet.

Stt etrer Ser1atttnluttg Der
Direftpren Der 6r6it Sectional Banf
murbs Wrs. SDiepbine $. Sr0it als
Mitalieo oes 9ireftoriums uno s.
6. 5rpft jr. als Brdlioent Der 8anf
erpdblt.
- Ser Mabtsug Der Iranias BaB
Babn nah 6Duiton lduft pieoer re-
9elmdBin.
= Cine Drgineae Heflame leiitete
fib Die Sirma 8. WDlfiDn, Die groBe
GisblDGe iiber Die Stabt perteilen
lieB, in nelhen Die eriinen Bethel,
Die ben biaigen Gerfauf anseigen,
eingefrorer tparer. Ser Jubrmanti.
Der oielelbe herumaufabren batte,
muroe stpar perbaftet uno um S. be-
itraft, aber oaburb fOnnte Die Wirf=
iamfeit oieler gelu1genen &eflame
nur nod erbDbt meroen.
@m. Cumberland bat Die .
Sc. & g. 8abn auf $10,0 600 Sbas
oeneriaB perfla9t, neil er i'm Sepz
TENDER bel Ga Strange auf einen
syrQc1tAu9 0erun9luute.
- Die Nrbeiten gum Bau Der
2anbitraBen iino nunmebr ernitlib
in Nngriff aenommen noroen. gin=
hunbert Waaen uno 200 Mann finb
an Der San Sole &oao belbdftiat.
&~DntraftDr NeliDn mirb i'm @ar5en
300 Subruerfe unb 500 Mann am
itellen.
- Sobn s. Wpnier Eat ben &Dn=
trait erbalten, oaS reue 9ano fir Die
Grpeiterung oes Sort Gam 6Ouiton
bonn @ebiiih gu reini9en.
= Sn Be5ug auf cine BON unS
unldnsit mitgeteilte Nahriht, baB
cine
fid rpeigerte, cine BDlice aussube=
aablen, neil Der 8eriiderte an benz
@enuB peroDrbener Nuftern ne1tors
ben mar. eriuhen uns bic 6errerl
Chamberlain & Gillette,
Die fDulanten Mgenten Der Mutual
2ebensperiiberunas @eieqldaft BON
Stem ODrt, UNI Die Nufnabme Der
|fplgenben 3uibrift: Sn 8erbinsung
biermit miinfhen mir gu laeen, oaB
oas Obergeridt entihieoen bat. baB
perrl elm Mnrn perbDrbene Muitern
gegeiien bat unb itirbt, iein COB nibt
als elm unfan betradtet miro unb
menn er in elmer unfaa : gerlihes
runesz@ eleqibaft perfihert getuelen
mare, Die lettere niht perpfliftet lit,
Die 8erfiherungsiumrne gu besab=
len; tuern er aber in Der .Mutual"
Doer in irgeno elmer anoeren often
@eieuibaft cine Bolice gebabt bdtte,
10 niiroe iein Mnlprum beSablt mDrs
ben fem, gerabelD als pb er zines
natirliGen 9ooes geitDrben more.
- Wie mir gu inherent QroBem
8eoauern erfabren, batte 6err
6enrp SiiB, unferer friiberer
Mitbirger, Der erlt por Ginger 3eit
rab Chicago ii~berliebelte, oas unz
gliid, ieinen Speiten SUbn, einen
Rnaben ppn ettpa - Sabren, auf
ihreflihe Nrt 81 D%erlieren. Wdh-
reno Der Gnabe elmer elettri1Gen
StraBenbahn=g Gar auspeihen molte,
aeriet er Direct inter cine aus Der
ent3egengeiebten 6ibtung foms
menoe, Die benz &inoe ben &opf BPM
Numpfe trennte! Der ihper beim=
geiudten Samilie unier inniaites
Witgefibl!
Sn elmer bDberen 2~ebranitalt
i'm Weften nit 30glineen beioerlei
@eihlehts lift bas 2eien BON 4iebes.
9eihibten uerboten moroen. Souen
fie bic iungen 2eute Dielleidt erle=
ben? Das oirfte Die Solae iein.
= Sin Der 8afierleituna elmer Dft=
lihen Staot fino fir5lif mebrere
Nale gefunoen moroen. go Elm
Slid. Gin Dantiaaungstag Iinb
hieIIpidt mr. TritthIhnp Ariui
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-24
Sid1erbeits Sonos.

8ir oertreten Die @ational gu.
retp so. oon Stem 0ort uno mir
ltellen Siherbeiten uno YdrQihnf
ten aIler Nrt aus.
9ittmar X Cppcnbetmcr, Maeatcm,
Geuter : @ebauoe, MlamD 3 Blasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-24
aprresppmSems.-2 @ernia

1prrespunoens.-2 Gernia,
@illDn gouutp. ben 90. 0opember
1903. - Bur qeWeepil=6ra F.!
Sc lit pieles iiber oieie Blaae ae=
lhrieben urto oiele Miiie( iino ange-
panbt pprber, aber aQes uergeblih.
Sd babe nun elne Waldine, Die lid)
bemdbrt. 9ieielbe miro BON stpei
8ferben eesoeen uno tpenn oieIelbe
9eiteut noroeu lit, fam elm fleiner
Snnae Die Nrbeit perrimten; unge=
fdbr bic NderSabl note beim gultiua=
tor. Die Walhiene fdnet Die 8ee=
bill auf uno iuht Die pm oenielben
angebDbrten 8npspen uno Bfnteri
BON Den Stauoen al. Ium lonft
perben ale Die Cotton eerni6tenoen
Snleften aefangen; ebeniD pie Die
Hauten, Die oft piel Shaben tun.
8enn alio ieoer Die Malhiene our
rehten Belt %antpenoet, lit cine quite
grnte iiher. Iu6 tperoen oann in
Elm paar Sabren ale Weepil per=
ibmunoen iein.
NlfD, SIR Satmer, beipred)t Die
Sadie in Wereinen Doer 3uiammens
fiinften, ob ibr eure Cotton peiter
8eritDren laiien 0oer bic Sadie un=
teritiben m0at.
Da Die MaIfienen gu gauienben
beraeiteat peroen miiiien. mdre cine
Sabrif nDtia uno bas nintmt @elS.
Weitere Gustunft tperoe i6, pentt
Derlanat, aert erteilen. = $. @.
&obff, ga 8ernia, 8illDn Co.,
9eras.
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..

- SON gptuqa miro beri6tet,
baB auf Der 9eoell &an1 in Dinlz
nit COUNTY Elm Glterer SER SEQ
mems SDbn 5ries itarb, Der bier
feline Gerpanote bot, Der aber in
Der bDrttgen 8anf eiue Suutne 8e1o
binterlaBt, Die uernabrt meroen
mirb, Bis itb Die ribtiaen Naipdrter
melben.
- 9ie NatiDnale Quarantdre ge=
gen 2are0o 1T aufgeboben nDeben.
- Die 2ei6e bes Or. Wurrap
muroe auf @unih feines Spbnes
BON 2areoD nab 8luffton, Ohio, oe<
lbidt, no Die Beeroiguna i~tauftnoet.
= Oas. @runbftid fir oas neue
8unoes= @ebauoe in 6Dufton 1T Der
8unoes= &eeierun9 iiberi coeen mor-
ben. Sc umfaBt elm aat5es Sira=
Beneeptert uno bat $120.C00 gefoz
itet. SEPT miro nod cine 8eniui@
gung BON $4,000 fir Elm @ebdube
oerlanat merben.
Ser nit Baabols belaoene
Shppner Safe Iuftin" lit bel Sort
Slabel geitranbet. S6tff unb 3a=
oung iino %oerloren; Die MannlhoFt
nuroe 9erettet.
gol. 8. S. 8Dlf, 8ice 9rdli=
bent Der Santa Sc Gabn, finoiQt
an, oaB feline Babn Die ngane=Beit"=
Rohu nt1opfnltft hot
Scr. S. y. gortten, friiber in
See Gountp, iebt in @uabalaiara
mobnbaft, beitatiet, bQB i'm State
ESaliseo elm s. m entoeft mproen
lit, Der Baumtpoue trdet uno oaB
Die felt flint Sobren in Der &ultur
bes Baumes uno in Der s5erarbei=
tung oes StapeLs uoreenpmntenen
Experiments cute &elulte e ereebeu
baben. urilep beobfihtiat, 6ieier
Baum in Der @egeno BON BrDmns=
bile ar5upflanSen, % er feline 9ofte
~pertragen tam uno 0as oor.ige Sli=
ma uneefabr Dem i'm lloli1en Sa=
liscD glei@ fommt.
= Sn Gultin ereiauete iih nab.
reno zines oidten Nebets cine 9oli.
lion smii9en elmer &aneiers4pfomD:
tipe nnb Der 2Dfomotipe zines Ba1la.
g~iersuges, nobel mebrere Balia:
| eiere, oarunter Or. &. Wbite, gtid'
ter 6. S. 6anner, Srau unb 9fnt
siemlib erbeblide Gerlebungen er
litten.
Nuf Der Bride iber ben golo
raoo bel Nuitin puroe Der Gege,
Sobn 6oIis BON orei masfirten See
germ a~ngebalten unh uahoem iie ibt
nm feline aus $10.S0 beitebenoe Baar
ihaft beraubt, parfen lie i'm iibe,
oas griifeneeldoer in ben SLUG
Soils fiel 60 SuB tief, aber oa,
@al1er unb Der 6ano retteten i'm
gr tpor i'm Stonoe oas lifer gu er
reiben uno Die BDliaei gu benab
ribtigen.
Mlit Den @raoirungsarbeitet
fir oas Gabnbett Der ainie George
town : Iuitin ioa oemn6dlt begun
men tueroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-24

9aS grpRe SamurrbDioem=0ettmittel
ANAKESis, bic gntoedung beg DR..
Silsbee, bat Mniprucb auf ben Namen
has 8u1oer beg Sahrbun0ert3". 10000
oanfbare Hatienten iesnen oies einstge
untriiolibe SdmDrrbDiben : Seilmittel,
uno Die, tuelche umionft @aibmittel, Sale
ben uno innerlibe @tittel a%ngetpenoet ba=
BEN. iueroea bas angenetme @eflbl au~
e~enblidlicber Sbmcr5linoermng uuo bic
iihere 6eilune 81 tuiirbigen piien, iuel~
die bnrd ANAkESiS eefpdhrt tperben.
Yreis SLIGO. 8r0ben frei. Sraneo 8u-
9eianot oarrb P. Neustaedter & Co., Box
2416, New York.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-24
Gruss an das Lone Star Bier.


Die alten 9eutIben, fuie befannt,
Serltanben BEN @enuB.
@Dn ihnen laat in einem 8ano
Der R6mer 2acit11s::
Sen 8araerapb @if, ben pfleeten lie
Mm ufer Sater 8beins,
Nuf 8drenbdut' Iid) leoten tie
llno tronfen tets nod Gins"
llnb bieie Site fDrtbefebt
Bis auf bic beut'ge Belt.
Ser 9urit, er lit nod nicbt pertuebt,
@r berr16t nod peit uno brett.
Nur braucbt man nicbt Die B%arenhaut,
Wenn LONE STAR man genieBt;
Man bot Galafte iebt erbaut,
$50 eieie auele ilieBt.
Die Sreunbibaft uns Suiammenfabrt
60 manGben lieben Sag.
Gar fDitli6 moi Iib amiiiirt
Bei'm 9te0, bei'm SeItgelag'.
Wenn bann in DDlen spumpen blinft
9as LONE STAR friid] uno flar,
0as 3ieo frei aus Der &ebfe ortn9t,
CD fraftig. rein uno tpabr.
0O6 bat man aitb're @rinbe aucb
9as LONE STAR Sicr gu trinfen;
Senn einmal 1T es Der @ebrauh
Gin Sreun6, Der tut uns .pinfen :
Man liebt ia bic @elelliefeit
90 iiber aGe MaBeni
Gin Srlnf oes MenIben Sers erfreut =
&ursum, moi fann's niht laiien.
0'rum Cones tar=Sier, Su @bttertranf
9u SrDit in allen 9eioen,
8enn ib gelunb bin Doer franf.
S6 mDrbte Did nidbt meiben;
Du Diff elm Sroit 81 jeber Belt,
Sas bait 0u oft betptelen.
Drum bin ib gar 5u germ bereit.
Mls Sreuno Oidh su besriBenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-24

gs eiebt cine Belt smiiden
S0tnmer uno @inter. in meldem
fib @eidmiire biloen. Or. Nuaut
&Dnigs 6amburaer 8rauters Bflafter
piro iufort linbern uno beilen su
iraeno elmer 3eit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-24

~@lite @bistleS uno cute gyeine
su nieori9en Breilen 81 pertaufen.
~. GaStannin & Gun, Mtain Ipe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-24

,Sprp : syurmalim" (Gimer &
Mmenb), lit als antiieptiibes 3abn=
unb Munbmaiier unibertroffen. 8,
s. ShmibH6pu1tDn, Ser, Naent,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-24

- Brobirt unIere gurer Wbisties
unb 8eine 81 nieoriaen Breilen.
~. GeitalpIa q Con, Wain Npe.
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: Der reihe [d[elildle @runo.

Der reide Ihfelilde @runo=
beliber @raf 8ius bon 6arbuoal
ftarb i'm Nlter upn SO Sabren an Den
Soleen eines MutomObil unfaues.
Nls er lein @noe berannaben fiiblte,
lieB er iih nit Der tleiren SGau=
ipielerin Wanoa 8laultein, nit Der
er eng befreunoet mar, trauen. Surs
oarauf tot er Den lebten Ntemsug.
Die sablreiGen Gerpanbten oes @ras
fen, pelde ourh feline grauung auf
benz Sterbelaaer uno fem beirobe
aleid]seitiges ableben in nidt eetinge
8eitirsung oerlebt tpuroen, mulien
iif nun aub nod nit elmer neiterer1
ueberroidung ab5ufinoen IuAen, ius
Dem @raf Yilis Wanba 8lauItein
CUR uniDerialerbin leines rieIiaen
8ermDgenS ~eingelebt bot. @raf
Bius BON 6arbuoa( mar 0lrr auf
9nn5enoorf a. 9. nit 6ein5enourf,
Sbers uuersourf, @eiBmaiier, Oaarz
tinsbera, Binfelborf uno 8olms.
oorf, @rafldalt @fab, iotpie &eierue=
leutnont oes 9ularen > 9seaiment8
$40. 6.
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9otat So, O2O, 41O. a5

Suiul ...:.s....p1,U zU,flU,o0
Staat 9eras, 8erar gpuntp.
S6, serb. 6erff IT., &aliiz
rer Dbengenannter 8anf, i9mDre
bierrnit feierli6, oaB Der Dbiee See
ribt nad) meinem beiten @iiien unb
@lauben ribtl9 lit.
(8esei6net);
SERB. 6erffir., &alitrer.
unterseiduet unb belbpDren in
meiner @egenmart am 81. Nos
pember 1903.
go. $. @rsfine,
SeHentfi6er &otar, 8erar So.
&idtie befunben: Gum 3eusniB:
Sc. 6. 8radenrioge,
6. q. Striblina,
Or. S. 5erff.
9%ireftDren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-24

y 9rintt Cabinet. 5laldenbier.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-29
Popular Nominee
Of Republicans
c. Il. Abercrombls Is q self.Made
Man. Educated for a Le.
gal Career.

When the name of c. II. H.Abereromble
was placed n nomination for audltu,
aud police Judge at the recent eonyen
tlcn. the young man was given al
ovation that Is seldom accorded by del.
egates SO assembled. Mr., Abercromble
n distinctly an Astoria hoy. HAVING
lived here for 80 years Of kle rs MARS
of life, He Is knosn BY everyone. |,
universally popular and Is appreciated
for his many sterling qualities. He
graduated from the Astoria high school
IN 1897 and after that worked his way
through the law department OF the
university Of Wisconsin, For years he
was popular clerk In A, ", Allen's
store, Last year he returned 10 his
home to commence the practice OF law.
lie Is prominent member OF the Con-
merelal Club and for seven years has
been affiliated with the Young Mems
Republican Club.
The chief characteristic OF Mr.. Aber-
cromhlc In that work has no terrors
Tor him, He is distinctly a seit-made
man, studying at every opportunity
and working all the ime, m the IN
,erval Of his graduation from the high
school and his entering up a law course
at the university. Mr. Ahercromhle
studied law under c, W, Fulton what
time he was not at hls work In the
store of A, V, Allen.
Mr. Abercombie Is young man OF
keen legal mind and rare clerical abll.
ny. the qualities essential FOR the ofilee
OF auditor and police Judge.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Bess sabo is visiting in the city
from Chinook.
j. s. Dellinger returned last night
from Portland.
Martin Booth was in the city yester-
day from Rainier.
W. L. Ulman, of Portland, was in
Astoria Friday and Saturday.
Miss Laura Harrison was an Astoria
yiitor from warrenton yeterday.
]. A. Bender was In the city yester-
day from Knappa doing business.
NJ. B. Bozarth win return TO Port
land tomorrow. He has been In the
city since Wednesday.
G. A. Hartman, Of Pendleton. visited
friends in Astoria Thanksgiving and
the remainder of the week.
Collector Walter Robb and Mayor
Suprenant were entertained on board
the dredge Chinook yesterday.
Miss Cora johnson, who teaches the
primary department in the warrenton
school. visited the city yesterday.
Tom Ross is in the city visiting with
c. r. Thomson left yesterday morn
ing for Los Angeles, where he goes
for the benefit of his health. Mr..
Thomson will return by the first Of
January.
his mother. Mr.. Ross is one Of the
star football players of the coast, and
his connection with the Multnomah
team lent prestige to that organiza-
ton.
Tom Jewett entertained number of
mis- friends Thanksgiving at the Ham
nond Eating House, Hammond. A
delightful banquet was spread and all
present enjoyed themselves.
Jess Henry, former resident of this
city, arrived few days ago from Sc
attic where he has been for the past
few weeks. Mr.. Henry intends to leave
leave this evening for California, and
eventually will go to the Philippines.
Harry FIavel,who is attending the
Portland academy, has visited with his
parents since Thanksgiving day. The
young man is fullback in the football
team Of his school, team that has
won the 1903 interscholastic champion
ship.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-29

Thomas and Mrs. Roland Minis, The
gentlemen were; Messrs, James john
son, piokenson. Dell scully, Frank
wocdfcld. Roland Mills and Randall
Reed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-29
SOCIAL NOTES

A card party was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Utzinger Friday
evening in honor Of their daughter
Miss May Utzinger, by the social Or
der of young ladies known as "The
Club" Il doubt II" was the game
played and the prizes were won by Miss
Bess Reed and Nat Tallant. Light re-
freshments were served and the even
ing throughout was delightfully."- spent.
Those present were: Misses Florence
Ross, tBess Reed, Mary Nowlen, Nell
Carnahan, Gertrude Stockton, Utzinger,
May Utzinger, Ethel Blinn, Frances
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-29
Sea Sand to
Be Assayed
Senator Fulton to Interest Geo.
logical Survey In The
Project.

Or, August Kinney. who has interest
I'd himself for years in gold deposit.
m the Clatscp beach sands received i
letter yesterday from Senator Fulton
relating TO the suhjeck Senator Fal.
ton Is Interested In the matter, having
been communicated with by pr. Kin
ney, and submits plan that Is deem-
ed very feasible BY all who have heard
OF IL. The plan is to have sand taken
up by the dredge Chinook assayea
every few weeks and In this way inves-
tiga,e thoroughly the practieability OF
separating the gold found. In order to
have this done The senator win interest
the United States geological survey
and the engineering department with
the idea 30 that the matter will be TAX
en- up and handled through the right
channels. DR.. Kinney has faith In the
project and believes that II It IA gone
after IN the right manner good re-
suits will be realized. The same thing
mas been done on the Sacramento river.
the dredges there being equipped with
machinery specially designed to sepa-
rate the gold from the sand.
While Of the opinion that the sea
sand does not contain as much gold as
the beach sand. DIR, Kinney believes
that an investigation in the manner
proposed would be the best thing poss-
ible II is well known that sand, both
on the coast and at the head waters OF
the Columbia and in tributary streams.
contains gold, but the trouble has al
ways been to interest enough capita, in
the undertaking OF showing whether Il
would pay to be separated. Now that
there Is strong likelihood that the
government win assist in probing the
subject. it is matter Of congratulation
to all concerned.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-29

Miss Letta Drain and Miss Gertrude
upshur entertained a few friends FRI
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. A..
NJ, Smith. Hearts was played, frst
prize being won by Miss Louise Gray
and second by Miss Lois Parker Those
present were; Misses Hazel Rohh VIM
ME Van pusen. Maude Van pusen,
Winnie Higgins. Kate Wood, Lots car
nshan. Hazel stockton, l.eis Parker
Myrtle Shahoar. Sally Gray Jennie
Nowlen. Lopise Gray, Ellen Now'en'
Carrie Short, and Dorothy LanSatt Of
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-29
posENr RESPECT OLD AoE,

IT'S shameful when youth fails to
show proper respect TO old age, but Just
the contrary In the case OF pr. King =
New Life Pills. They cut OF maladies
no matter how severe and irrespective
OF old age, Dyspepsia. Jaundice. Fever
Constipation and all yield to this per-
feet pill. Sc at Chas. Rogers drug
Store,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-29
MedLcal 1aka saIta Mfg. co.. apolana waah

from
stomach uand
Of MdiaIIa
cedahy entirely apeas
II. edca akewaah
Aana I cnmad The
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-29
NOT A SICK DAY SINCE.

II was taken severely sick with kidney
trouble. tried all sorts Of medicines.
none OF which relieved me. One day
saw an ad. OF your Electric Bitters and
determined to try that, After taking
a few doses / felt relieved. and soon
thereafter was entirely cured. and have
not seen sick day since. Neighbors
OF mine hare been cured Of Rhuema-
tism. Neuralgia. LIVER and Kidney
troubles and General Debility" This
is what B. #. Bass. Of Fremont. N. c..
writes. Only soc at Chas Rogers,
druggist.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-29
WOMAN'S HEALTH

Depends largely on the conditions Of the
stomach. II this important organ Ia al
lowed TO become weak. Constipation de-.
velops. Then follows Nausea, Sick Headache.
Nervousness, Insomnia and General weakness.
To preserve health there Is nothing as
Hosietter's Stomach Bitters, II will aid
digestion, promote regularity and Dys.
pepsia and Constipation. A trial will
convince You OF its value. For Sale BY sll
Druggists,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-29
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS.
ABOUT AUSTRALIAN coAl.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that tho offiee
OF auditor and police Judge win be open
from 9 TO p. m. commencing satur-
day. November 2s, and VIII remain
open until close of registration. Reg
trations Win close Saturday. Decem-
ber at O'Clock. p. m.
oLoF ANDERSON. Auditor and Po-
lice Judge.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-29
TINE PALACE BATHS.

Hours for Turkish and Russian bathF
. p. m. to . .. m. except Sundays.
Best equipped barber shop in the city.
Five artists always on hand.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-11-29
CHEAP FUEL.

Fir slabwocd. stove lengths. $500 per
cord. Boxwood $3.50 per large load !,
Phone 221i Black. Kelly. the transfer
man.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-14
STREET PREACHER in COURT
Volunteers of America Take onense
at His style of Elk
preston.

d, r. Stewart, an itinerant evangelist
and advance courier OF the Metropolitan
Holiness association Of Chicago, watch is
arranging for a series of holiness meetings
to be held in this city for ten days. begin
ming April II. was arraigned in police
court on a charge Of using insulting Ian
guage toward the Volunteers of America
Sunday at the corner Of Fifteenth and
Douglas streets. Rev. Stewart was ad-
dressing a street meeting and just as the
Volunteers were passing to hold a meeting
near by. 1t was charged, he said they
would have to be cleansed II they ex-
pected to get into heaven. There were a
number OF witnesses present to testify
both against and for the accused. Rev.
Stewart Indignantly denied that what he
said was to be taken in the sense OF any
offense, as his meaning was that every
body would have to be clesnsed to enter
the kingdom OF heaven. He was dis
charged.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-14
REDEEM AND THE STRONG ARM
story of Bold Robbery is Related in
Police Court by Conn
pIainant.

The hearing Of Matte Jones and Mamie
Perry, colored, charged with robbing S. A.
Redden Of $3.50 at noon on Saturday, April
4, was called before Judge Berka yesterday
morning. The evidence brought out was
In effect that Redden had that morning
withdrawn $1,000 from the First National
bank. and had the money in his pocket
as he passed the Jones house on Tenth
street. He was accosted by the Perry
woman with the request to come in and
address a letter for her. He did so
thoughtlessly and the moment he entered
the house he discovered its nature and the
Perry woman began to go through his
pockets by throwing her arms around him.
He struggled with both women for a mo-
ment and discovering that his purse WAS
gone managed to force it from the hand OF
the Perry woman. but not until she had
distracted some Of the contents. Judge
Berka held the two women to district
court in the aggregate sum of $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-14
To Beauty school Grounds.

Preceding the meeting of the North
Omaha Improvement club last night the
Woman's auxiliary held a meeting at
which 1t was decided to Immediately take
up the matter of beautifying the grounds
of Saratoga school and cleaning the streets
in that part of the city under the turtsdic-
ton of the club. Later the matter of
planting shrubs and flowers in the grounds
of the private residences will be taken up.
At the request of the women the club
donated to the auxiliary the use of the
clUbroom for an entertainment to be given
funds for the improvement of the school
grounds. Because of this the regular enter
nme of the club was postponed for
two weeks from the regular time. Charles
Martin, Colin Mackenzie and Ernest Sweet
composed the entertainment committee for
the current month. J. Y. Craig said that
the park board would be unable to main
tain the parks except with the greatest
conomy At the present time the board is
repairing the Nineteenth street boulevard.
The young trees In Fontanelle park are
being cultivated.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

G.. w. Noble and wife leave for Chicago
tonight to attend grand opera.
Franklin Penny, when arTaigned Monday
on a charge of assaulting Jessie McClena-
han on March %, pleaded not guilty.
George Solomon, rooming in the Douglas
Street Lodging house, was arrested yester-
cay afternoon on a warrant sworn to by H.
h. Jackson, charging him with assault.
On motion of the county attorney, the
states case against David LeVeen, George
Nelson, Fred Messmer and Elmer Norden,
charged with the larceny of relics from
the barn Of c. r. Lee on February !, has
been dismissed.
Harry Spaulding of $50 Cass street is hell
at the police station as an insane person,
having been arrested last night. He became
violent during the evening and broke some
windows in his house, cutting his arm and
hand so badly that DR.. Garris was called to
dress the wounds.
Judge Dickinson has signed an order re-
s~training Wesley NJ. Craig from molesting
his wife, Mary, or their three minor chill
dren, pending the hearing In her divorce
suit against him. She charges that he
threatened to kill her and allie ges he struck
her. They were married July 5, 1891. in
Omaha.