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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-17
Gus Berlin miro 9eldrieben:

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Aus benz 0ufitdate oes Generals
Der &apaaerie 8rinsen Srteori6
2eupOGo, ein5ieen SDbnes bes uers
itorbenen rroten Brinseu" Srieorih
&arf uno S9magers oes &aiiers,
orineen unaufb6rli9 uuaneenebme
@eidihteu iiber beftige Sceuen an
Die OeHentlibteit, mefhe Der BrinS
nit ieinen Nngeftelten gu ba6en
pflegt. Ser Brins ntadte ihDn gu
8eginn oe8 Sabres otel BON lih re-
ben. Oan1alS mar an Die Spite oes
leit Dem Sabre 1889 NIT 2uiie SDs
pbie 8rinseiiin gu 5hlespig : 0ol=
ftein, Der Shmefter Der &aiierin. pers
mdblten Brinsen Der bierte 0ofmar=
ihau eetreten. Dieies Nmt bate
bis oabin-als &a9folaer oes Sra.
fen 4anib uno oes @enerals BON
@idiihzR pIeneat-ber &ammerberr
Qans ulrih BON Sud inne. Seine
@ntbebuna uDrt Mrnte erfolete in
elmer @eiie, oaB er fid an Die @ea
ridte panote. nm leinen Beuitons~
anlprub beftdtigt RI erbalten. Brins
Sriebrih 9eDpolo gebDrt gu Den reih=
ften SirIten Deuti1lanoS. Setne
| Hepenuer erlei0en aber cine nift UNI
betrdhtlide gtnbuBe burd ole &ube=
qebdlter, Die ct fih gen6tiat fiebt,
tontraftmdBig o%enieniaen 8erlonen
su sablen, Die ieinen Dtenit uah
mebr uoer meni9er fursen Belt. melit
uufreimiQig, perlieBen.
Stun 1T iebt AUDI Der pierte 5of.
marlhaG, melhen Der Safer i'm bee.
gansenen Sonuar f6rrnlib smingen
ntuBte. ben BDlten in Der 6nfbaltune
oes 8rin5en 81 iibernebmeu. abge=
oanft. Ct batte es itb CUR &eeel
gemabt, nit benz iiberaus jdbsornie
gen 8rin5en mr. idriftlid gu perfeb-
rem. 9rcboent blieb Inn Elm Dcnee<
rutteltes WiaB BON GeroruB nid3t opr=
entbalten. Die meilten Mneelteuten
ueroen pom Brinsen &nnu uno sSau
entlaffen, uno menn iie Dnnn benz
Balais ben &iden gefebrt baben,
tragen lte Die oistreteiten @eibibten
iber ben 8rinaen berum. welde oie<
len in einem neuig erbauliden 2ihte
erl@einen laiien.
Set furSem ioQ nit Dem Brin<
gen iiberbaupt nibt mebr aus5ufDms
men iein. Seine ilnaft gemelbete
Accommodating nah Gurppat+
tins 6auptquartier in Otaiien bat
i'm beionoers erregt. Wie aus be-
iter 6ueIe uerlautet, gebt er bDhit
ungern nab benz ferneu Often uno
ltebt oarin cine ih(ebt oerlhleierte
WaBreaeluna. gs lit elm offenes
@ebeimnts. baB Der &ai9er i'm bort.
bin ibidt, UNI linn @eleeenheit CUR
ariinoliben 4btibluna su seben.
Sir Die Dauer oes 8rieaes mag er
bort feitgelegt tperoen. ieinen Nnoes
b6rigen unb Dem Di~enitperiunat CUR
grhulung."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-17
Cages %Jseutgfetteu.
S O B..

Bel einem l1nfaQ auf Der elets
trtihen Sabn 5mnden ben Gtdoterl
Camden uno Srent0n in Seem
SerieD murbe cine Berion getDtet unb
liebeu perlebt.
9ie OemDfraten uDn SoahO
baben ben friiberen Senator 6eitfelo
gum 80uoerneur numiniert.
- 8et einem @inbrun in gbicaqD
muroe elmer Der bier Ginbreder,
gbeter Seoerien, erldDIien uno Die
anoeren orei felt9enummen. @s iino
ale Sungea inter II Sabren.
Sn otefem Sabr 1ino 643, 400
NGer in ben Ser. Staoten nit &eis
bepflanst, oaoon 234 200 Gder in
SeIas.
6eute Wittaa lit Der oemoera=
tilde Gice Observation-Disclosures
0apis ppn leiner domination off
siea in Senntnis aelebt pDroen.
Die 9Dttfifatiun fanb in B6ite Su(=
pbur Springs. B. Ga., itutt. Ron=
areBreprdientant 8illtams pm WiI=
Iiiiippi belt Die &niprabe.
MuSIanO.
Sapan bat Oeutlblarto mitoe=
teiIt, oaB es uDlitdubig BON ieineu,
Soraebeu besnslih Der nab Gtao
gbDm aeflibteten ruiitidlen S@iffe
befrieoiat lit.
Im II. NuauIt baben Die oeut'
lhen gruppen bel 6amafari in
9eutih Suo : Nfrifa Die aufit6noi.
lden 9erreros anaeariffen uub su=
rfdgelhlagen.
@s ideint isbt iiber. baB Der
ruifiihe Greuser Baua5a" in bel
5hlaht bel Sort Nrtbur eelunten
1T unb baB ale an BDro ertrunfen
1tno.
= Die Sapal1er baben Die @arnis
ion BON Sort Nrtbur CUR u~ebersobe
aufoeforbert.
Gn Die hineiiiden Bobnea i'll
upn Der &egierung Die Sraae ee.
felt pDrben, Oh lte i'm Stanbe, nd.
rem, 10000 Maun 3ruppen mad
Sban 6ai &patt 5u transportieren.
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Mnn idrpiht n,fa Berlin. s

Wtan ihreibt aus Berlin: Ser
Taa Wirbad belbdftiat uno erreat
Die Nuaemeinbeit INNER mehr, unb
ieoe neue Bboie perftGrft bas Ser.
langen. oaB in Der Sadie ebrliG bic
&oniequenaen geaugen tperDen.
S9On lange bat man fib in tueites
item Greiien barber gemunoert, oaB
Der ourd ben BDmmerbanf. BrpseB
uno ipatere @ntbiuuneen fdper
tompr0mittierte Oherbpfmeiiter uno
&abinettsdlef Der &aiierin nod inn<
r1er unbebeuiat ieines hoben uno
Derantmortliben Qmtes rpaltet, ru1b.
reno i6Dn bdufia nerlautete, Jrei.
berr pm Wirbab ueroe ~unbeoinot
oemiilt0nisren. S6IieBlidj Siderte
bic Wadribt aus 6oftreiien ourh,
Dob Der @intritt oeS frDben @reigniis
lee biz CUR &idfebr oes Gaiiers BON
Der 0orblanofabrt oertaet muroen
Jet. Stun 1T Der Gaifer mieoer in
Der Oeimat anaelangt. unb beute Der.
lautet aus iebr gutter Auele, baB
Der Oberb0fmeifter unb arDBe Sam.
melpolififer troB Der Gntlagen, bic
BON redts uno lints in leltener Gins
mitiafeit unb Bubt seeeu i'm an.
branoen, nod INNER in auerbob|ter
CUNT itebe. gu augemeiner Bez
itir8una tuiro betaNnt, oaB Mir5ab,
als er fura Hab ben erfteu Deitunese
angriHen feline @ntlaiiung erbat. puri
maBaebenoer STEELE Die Nntruort err
belt: SD meroe Sic bod niht Der
Dnentlihen Weinung Dpfern?l"
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wsadt fd,nea ein @nee pamit,

OF Bort man Die 2eute ldmer
iarimern uno flagen iiber unertrag.
lihe ShmerSen, nahoem fie iefbit
ibren Srganen gu niel suaetnutet Boz
ben. &-iGenimmersen. 5bminoele
anT6le, Geritopfung unb 2eberbes
ibmeroen pfleeen iih Damn einsus
ftelen. Durh ben @ebrauh BON
Or. Sings 0euen 2ebens . Di0en
madlt man aber aqe5sm ldnen elm
@noe. sic wirEen milbe uno oDh
arlnolib. Stan perlube fie. Nur
25c Gents. @arantiert pom ben
Qputbefen oDn s. &alteper & Son
uub Noolpb DreiR
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sett aber go Sabres

ihou muroe Mrs. @inslom's GoDz
thing : Sbrup BON MiQipnen BON
Wlttern beim 3ahnen Der Ginber
angewenoet. Birit gu i'm Smlcfe
our6 oaS S1reien zines &inoes qe.
it0rt, oaB i'm 8abnen 1T uno oor
Shmer5en Deint? Benn 10, laiie
iofort cine Tlalde pm ..Wlrs.
WinslDms SDDtbine Sgrup" hplen.
Sein @ert tit unbeaablbar. &c miro
benz fleinen 2eioenoen lpfort 4inoes
rur9 perlbaHen. TerloBt eud boz
raul, Mitter. es 1T tein 8weifel
bariiber. IS BELT Diarrbue, reaus
liert ben Waeert uno Die @ieren,
beleitigt @ino : aolif. erpeidt ben
8aumen, perbinoert gntSlnoung
uno itarft oas gauge Spitem.
Mrs. 8iuslopS Sopthing Syrup"
tIr sahnenoe &inoer lit anQenebm
i'm 8elbmad; oa8 Rerept itammt
BON einem Der beIten meiblihen
aer3te IN ben Ser. Staoten. @S lit
bel allen Drugatiten in Der aanaen
@elt 5u bqbep. 8reis 25 Gents Der
Slolte. Saaft uihtS an0eres, ols
Otrs. WinslopS Sootbina Snruu.
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..

Sn 8aftrDp bat man DEN farbis
gen Bahnbofss Burter Der Gatn Babn
weaer1 lu~ieoerbolter Diebftdble pDn
Dem @epad Der &eiienoen uerbaftet.
Glfreo Dauis in 8ouno Nod,
beg trimlneaen Gngrifs angetlaat,
lit eegen $500 8iraihaft in Sreis
belt geieBt.
Der Br0seB Der 5amile Smith
in 8elton. melhe anaeflaat lift, ben
9eputpiberiff @rubbs get6tet sa ba,
ben, lift nah @acu perlegt m0roen.
auf Der gounipfarm bel Cher
man bat man cine Wirtur prDbiert,
pelhe oas Sobnion @ras puqStdns
big tbtet.
Die @iienbabntpmmillion er.
flgrt. oaB roenr Die @elebesoprihldge
beaiglib elmer Uniform bill of
la0ine" angenommen wuroen, iie bic
idmiliben 5radtraten reousieren
tperbe.
@. vi. 0pllano lit pom oemos
fratiihen gretutiotomite oes II.
9iftritts als &anbioat fir oas ourb
ben &iiftritt bes Staatsienatpr Da=
uioiun erfeoigte SenatDrenamt auis
eeitelt mDroen.
Dem tleinen Sobn Don Did
guiot in Der 9abe bon Brpan nuroe
iein zines Bein ourh cine Wdbmas
idine, Die letn Brueer fubr, abee.
i1nitten. Ser Sleine bate iib i'm
boben 8uferrobr neritedt gebabt,
Sn Beaumont fpn Elm GROCER
&eis' @teoatur. nelhar 600. 900 8us
ibel eutbdlt, aebaut perben,
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Bic 1oDes= StKate.

Cine a~leinigfeit flbrt oft Den 9uo
berbei. Shon oft war Der COB bic
Strafe fir Die Berna9lalfiauno
tleiner, unbeoeutenoer 8iiie. Shnitts
munoen ooer @eidmiire. 80r=
ii6tige 2eute baben oe8balb i'm.
mer 8udlens Grnita= Sable i'm Sau.
ie. &c lift ole bette Salbe auT Or
ben, benn file uerbinoert jeoen iolHen
erniten ausaang. tpeuri es lib INN
Branoa ooer Sbnittpunben, @es
ibmire ODER 5dmorrbDiben banoe[t.
0ur 25e in ben Npotheten Don 8.
Raltener Il Son uub GoDlpb Sreis.
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gelbitmprn p~erhinnert.

8iele miro es eepiB lebbait ittes
~reiiieren, oaB elm 8Drbeuaungsmits
tel gegen Gelbitmuro entbedt tppr<
ben lit. Nagemeiue Nieoereelhla.
genbeit uno gridDpfune bes Gpe
items eeben fait INNER benz Selbits
mDroe u0rart. gs lift aber etuag ges
funben uoroen, mas bieie 8uftdnoe
beieitiet, melhe gum SelbitmDroe su
fiibren pfleeen. Wan uebmte ihDn
heirn eriten @ebanten an Gelbfpex
nidtuna Electric Bitters". Da oers
ielbe Elm GROCER Werpenitarfer lit,
mirb er Die 3eruen frdftigen unb ba-
ourh bas 6pftem mieber aufbauelt.
Sc reguliert AUDI in eritaunliber
Weiie ben Maaen, Die Sober uno bic
@ieren. Sc toltet MIR 81 Gents.
Befriebiaung garantiert bic Mpotbefe
BON &alteDer & Son uno BON
NoDlph DreiB.
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Sie Fam. fnh NM ffpnte,

8er? Sic ct, 8ernaro.&rduters 8iGe!
96glei6 oieies berrlidhe beutlbe 6eit-
mittel erit pDr tueni9en Sahren bier elm
geflbrt uurbe. bat es iid idon Saus
iense bDn hanfbaren Sreun6en ertuorD
ben. Die ct. 8ernarb : &rauter : 8ilen
Iinb frei BON Guefiilber uno anoerer
I6d6Iidsen Mineralien, bic lih in ben
meiften ameritaniiHen 8otents 9tGen be-
finben nno limb ausi6lieBlib aus Dem
retnen Gait Der betltrdtti9iten &rduter
bereitet. Bel 6rDnii6er B~erftDpfuua,
Ma9ens uno 9eheriei0en, iotpie alien
5tDrun9en Der 8eroauunessS reane iinb
fie elm Seilmittel, auf bas mo lid) inn
mer berlofsn fann. 8robiert es! Sn
alien ApDtbeten 81 haben.
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Son Sutere6e fit oas Bmblifunl.

Beiebt guh uniern @efrierunas
BrDseB obne @iS.
8eiebt guh unlern Milhiheis
buness 8roaeB.
Beiebt guh uniern @issgreams
Brifunes. 8rDae6.
gelebt Guh uniere @reams2 aaers
H1ume.
8eiebt gu6 uniere Steriliser-Me.
tbooe.
geiebt Guh unieren gis.Yerpas
dunes'B ruseB.
Meme See Cream SO.
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gaaliae gonriilen salatwasen

mad @alifornien. ebenlo nah st.
20uis oia 9eraS & 8acific : 8abn
ubne 8ehlel. Shreibt an iroeno
einen 3idet : Qgenten peeer oieles
r1euen Dienites ooer an 6. g. Eur.
ler, @eneral- 8aiiaaier.Geent, Dals
taS, Teras.
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esr Weaen nieorlaer Staten eur
misunderstanding nah ct. 2puis bio
9eras II Barific Babn befraat irs
9eno einen Tidet : N9enten ODER
ldreibt an 6. g. Turner, Gene.
rals Rniinaier.G oent Daqas. 4erag
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y9r. Surbb'stGoneitiob
$oD6er" madt Sieb fraftia nm
lett. Zoe uno SOC Das 8ndet. FRAT
GuereH SdROIer oaiil.
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DDS q Midbafber, ,Sabritan'
ten oes beriibmten @seiRbier. 4uss
aeaeihnetes S~Dmmereetrduf. 3eIe.
pbDn SO. 504.
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9as GHSe etnes erbstierten stampfes.

.8wei Nerate fdmpften lange uno
erbittert geaen einer GbiceB in mei-
ner rebten 2unse". ihreibt s. 81.
5uebes BON Dupont, @a., punb lie
aaben mid ihon auf. Sebermant
oadte, mein lebteS Stiinolein lei ees
fommen. Nl8 lebte 8uHuht pers
ludte i'd Or. Sings @eue @ntoe.
dung fir Shminbluht." Ser grs
folg, ben i'd banit ersielte, mar aes
raoe5u nerbliHenb uno l@Dn in elm
paar gageri NOR i'd tuieber nuf. Sebt
babe i'd meme @eiunbbeit ppnftGn.
big uieberoenunnen." DaS Wittel
beliegt ieben 9uiten, ale Grtdltuns
gen uno 9alss uno Qungen[eioen.
@arantiert ourd Die GpDtbefer s..
Galteper b Son uno IoDlpb 9reiB.
Breis so Gents ano $1.00. Brobe.
foihen irei.
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MnerIei.

-SOaasrftag AbemS srpRes aomser
in Wsntb's @artef, a~usgefiibrt bon
Sarl Sed's 8apele. 27 Smfframeate.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-03
sufora Gets to Sea.

The government transport Butord
arrived down the river yesterday
morning, having left Portland at 1850
the previous day. The Buford has
aboard $4,000 feet of lumber and pro-
ceeded to sea for San Francisco. 1t
was reported when she arrived here
that she would take 100000 feet Of
lumber and 500 marines, but all these
reports were visionary. The transport
is a poor frelghter. with no aecommo-
dations for loading. and the work OF
putting the lumber into her was slow
and unsatisfactory. Lumber was stored
even into the quarter provided for SOL
diers, and 1t is probable some of the
freight win be taken out after she gets
to San Francisco If marines are ordered
aboard her She crossed out yesterday
forenoon,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-03
Marine Notes.

The steamer vosburg arrived yester-
day from Tillamook.
The Luriine is hack on her run after
a short rest for repairs.
The four-masted schooner Sophie
Christensen was towed up the river
yesterday to load lumber
The steamer Despatch departed yes
terday for San Francisco. ssShe took
500 or 700 tons of grain.
The schooners witzemann and Marie
E. Smith departed yesterday Cor San
Francisco. They took jointly $4,000
feet of lumber from the Hume mill.
The Austrian ship Francisco Gois-
seppe arrived yesterday from New
castle, England. via Port Los Angeles.
She did not enter at the customs house
and the amount of her cargo could not
be learned.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-03
TRAGEDY AvERTED.

"Just in the nick of time our little
boy was saved" writes Mrs. ". Wat
kins, of Pleasant City. Ohio. "Pneu-
monia had played sad havoc with him
and a terrible cough set in besides.
Doctors treated him, but he grew worse
every day. At length We tried DR..
Kings New Discovery for CONSUMPTION,
and our darling was saved Hes Tow
sound, and we'll" Everybody ought to
know, it's the only sure cure for
Coughs, Colds and all Lung diseases.
Guaranteed by Chas, Rogers. druggist.
Price soc and 800. Trial bottles free.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-03
WILL COME TO COLUMBIA.
New York Steamships to Come to Port
land Hereafter.

According to the Oregonian, the
American Hawaiian Steamship Com
pany will include Portland in its
schedule. Word to that effect has been
received by the Charles F. Beebe Com
pany, the Portland agents of the line.
The steamship company operates fine
line of vessels between New York and
San Francisco, occasionally going to
Puget Sound. The return trip includes
Honolulu OF San Diego.
The first of the line to come to Port
land will be the Nebraskan, new
steamship of 5000 tons capacity. She
will sail from New York on April Is
for San Francisco and Portland, and
will make the trip in about 80 days.
She is now month out from San
Diego for the Atlantic coast. 1t is
hoped that this will be only an OPEN
ing and that the service will become
permanent. A few years ago, vast
quantities of merchandise were brought
direct to Portland from New York by
American sailing vessels, one arriving
every month. OF. late these goods have
been shipped out to San Francisco and
there transferred to the o. r. & N.
steamers and other coasters and
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-03
WRECK OF THE HOWE SOLD.
lIl-Fated Schooner Brings Only $105o
At Auction Sale.

At Auction Sale.
The wreck of the Inflated schooner
Frank w. Howe was sold yesterday at
Long beach, the scene Of the disaster.
The sale brought $1O50, which is con-
sidered to have been very low figure
for hull, cargo and gearing of all sorts.
The cargo brought the biggest item,
$3.50. 1t consisted of 100000 feet Of
railroad ties and had been shipped by
the Stimson Lumber Company, of. Bal
lard, Wash. The company bought the
cargo, and with it secured the right to
knock a hole in the stern of the vessel
for the purpose Of removing 1t.
The hull of the schooner was sold
to Captain A. Keegan. 1t brought $50.
The compass, sextent, other instru-
ments and rigging were brought by
various parties, and brought altogether
1920.
The schooner still lies stern on to the
beach, and it will be necessary to
knock a hole in the stern in order to
get out the load Of ties.
The Howe is total wreck. C. II.
Calender and Captain Arthur Leighton
were aboard the schooner and report
that she is hopelessly damaged, and
there is not the slightest possibility of
floating her. No effort will be made
in this direction, but the hull was
bought for what timber may be taken
from It.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-03
NOTICE TO PAY BONDS.

Notice Is hereby given that the series
of bonds numbered from TO ~. for
100000 each. issued March lst 1894.
by school District No. OF the County
OF clatsop and State OF Oregon, will
be paid within 80 days from the date
Of this notice. upon presentation at the
Office of Charles Heilborn. County
Treasurer Of the County OF clatsop,
State of Oregon. and all persons hold
ing said bonds or any portions thereof
are hereby notified 10 present them
forthwith,
BY order OF the Board of Directors
OF School District No. /, clatsop coun-
~. Oregon. Dated February 20. 1904.
CHAs. HElLBoRN.
County Treasurer.
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brought north. A through line will
offer many advantages and as the bus
mess has reached great proportions, II
Is believed the arrival Of American-
Hawaiin steamers win be regular
thing in the future.
The fleet operated by the company
between the two seaboards numbers
seven vessels, the Nehraskan, Calitor-
uian. Arizonap, oregonian, American
and Hawaiian. The Nebraskan and
Nevadan are sister ships and are oil
burners,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-03

once constructing auArtsrmas,se,
Astoria, Ore. Feb. Q. isos.--seales
proposals.. In sTiplicass. viii be rsesivey|
at this once unti 10 0clock a nj.
March 7. 1904 and then opened. for IN
construction. plumbing. heating anA
electric wiring OF one field ofSicers' am
one double set OF lleuteants q,sartsu
and for the construction. plumbing aa
electro wiring or one set OF hospita
stewards quarters at Fort Stevens
Ore. United States reserves the riga
to reject any or all proposals.. Plan
can be seen and specifications obtaines
At this ONCE and at the once Of Dis
bursting euartermaster at Portland
oro., and Seattle. Wash. Envelopes.
should be marked Proposals for eon-
structlon buildings at Fort stevens''
and addressed to Captain ocodais
ouartermaster. Astoria. Ore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-03
coMMENps AMERICAS CONDUCT.

New York, March 2.--Ex- Minister Of
Foreign Affairs Hanotaux, In an ar
ticle on the far eastern situation. says,
according to Times dispatch from
Paris, that one of the most noteworthy
features of the present time has been
the action by which the United States
has taken up position with regard to
the future course Of international
events. Tht American program, he as
serts, consists in the creation Of set
Elements and stations for provisioning
the approaches to the great highway
of the new world, as England has done
for the great highway Of the old world.
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Business proposition.

II you are going east carfui select
ion of your route Is essential to the en-
ioyment Of your trip. Fit is a busi-
ness trip time IL the main consider
aion: II a pleasure trip. scenery and
the conveniences and comforts OF q
modern railroad.
Why not combine all by using the
Illinois Central the up-to-date road.
running two trains daily from 81. Paul
and Minneapolis, and from Omaha, to
Chicago. Free reclining chair cars, the
famous buffet library smoklng cars, all
trains vestibllad. In short thoroughly
modern throughout. All tickets read
ing via the Illinois Central win be hon.
ored on these trains and no extra fare
charged.
our rates are the same as those Of
inferior roads--why not get your
moneys worth?
Write for full particulars
b. II. TRUMBULL. Commercial Agt.
Portland, Ore.
J. C. LINDSEY. T. r. & p. A..
Portland. Ore.
PAUL 3. THOMPSON, y. &. p. A..
Seattle, Wash.
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Welcome as Sunshine

after long storm is a feeling OF relief
when an obstinate. pitiless cold has
been driven away by Aliens Lung
Balsam. Only people who have been
cured OF throat-sehe and sore lungs by
this remedy can quite realize what the
feeling 10. There is no opium In the
Balsam; It's good effect IL radical and
Take bottle home today.
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ter Of the late banker and president
of the Staten Island Rapid Transit
Company was summoned from this
city. The young couple had long talk
and decided to wed. A minister was
called and the ceremony was performed
in the sick room, where the bride re-
mains, caring for her dying husband.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-03
Vacant Consulate Filled.

Chicago, March 2.-William Wynd-
ham, British consul at Chicago, has
been appointed consul for Great Britain
at Boston, post made vacant by the
recent death of the British consul in
that city. MFR. Wyndman will leave
for his new post in few days. As
yet no successor has been chosen to
take the Chicago consulate.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-03
Red Rock Clears.

The British ship Red Rock is on her
way down the river with the first for
eign cargo to be cleared during the
month. She has aboard s2,5e0 barrels
of -four, valued at $110.5OO, and goes
20 the United Kingdom. Her master
Captain NJ. L. Porter earned for him
self quite a reputation as poet during
his stay in port. He has been here
several times and is well known.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-03

once constructing ouartermaster.
Astoria, Ore. Feb. 9. is0t--sealed
proposals. In trIplIcate. win be received
at this Office until 10 o'clock a. m.
March I, 1904. and then opened. for the
construction plumbing. heating and
electric wiring OF one single set officers
quarters. and the construction. plumb
ing and electric wiring Of one double
set N. C. o. quarters at Fort Columbia.
Wash, United States reserves the right
to reject any or oil proposals. Plans
can be seen and specifications obtained
at this ONCE and at the Office Of Dis
bursting Quartermaster at Portland,
Ore. and Seattle. wash. Envelopes
should bc marked Proposals for con-
struction buildings at Fort Columbia"
and addressed Captain Goodale. Quar-
termaster, Astoria, Ore.
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The Lee electric lnseles, which are
sold by the Owl drug store exclusive
ly and under guarantee for cure. are
not previously charged with electricity.
but accomplish their wonderful cures
by the natural current generated by
the acid fluids Of the body. acting on
the positive and negative poles Of the
battery formed by the Elne plate In
one heel and the copper plate In the
other. See them In the window. ASK
for descriptive booklet telling OF the
marvellous cures OF rheumatism.
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MARRIED AT DEATH BED.
Young Bride Remains With Her Dy-
ing Husband, Easing Last Hours.

New York, March Hobart Moore,
son Of William H. Moore, well known
capitalist residing formerly in Chicago,
is reported to be dying at Saranac
Lake, N. Y, from tuberculosis. Several
months ago he went to saranac in the
hope OF recovering his health, but be-
came worse rapidly. On Sunday last
his fiancee, Miss Ruth Emmons, daugh-