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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-02

Chicago, April 1,--Chicago's mayor
ality and aliermanic campaign closed
tonight, with many meetings In all
wards OF the city and large demo-
cratic mass meeting In the auditorium.
John Maynard Harlan. son of Judge
Harlan. of the supreme court OF the
United States, republican candidate
and Judge Edward F. Dunno of the
Cook county circuit court, democratic
The managers of the democratic
party assert that Dunno will have from
TO $4,000 plurality, while the re-
publican leaders maintain that Har-
Ian will be elected by margin of co.
900.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-02
all who saw him reJoiced that It was
his would be murderer and not he who
had suecumbed.
\. MARSHALL PHELPS.
1spea Les.,.r..

The word lobster" rs a slang term
OF ridlcule and opprobrium 10 generally
regarded 40 of recent origin. On the
contrary, II would seem to 70 back al
least to the seventeenth century. In
John Baldwin Buckstone's play, ''The
Green Bushes" produced In London
about seventy years ago. the scenes
are laid at the time of the Irish rebel.
lion OF lTaS, One OF the characters
mentions the English soldiers dcrisive.
ly as "lobsters," referring no doubt 10
the uniforms OF the ''reticoats," Eden
Phlllpotts IN his novel. 'rhe Farm OF
the Dagger" published last year,
makes an American prisoner OF the
war of 1912 speak OF the British sol.
diers as "lobsters," A fancifnl etymol.
ogtst might easily find a connection DO.
tween tho present day slang use OF
lobster and the sixteenth century
word lob" denotlng a sluggish and
stupid person. which occurs In shake
speare and contemporary plays and
poems, usually as aynonym for 'lub.
ber," But the earliest known Instance
OF the derisive use OF the slang term Ia
the coupling OF 'lobsters and tatterde-
mallons," meaning soldiers and VA.
grants, by Tom Brown (l87a.l70i,.
Brown is the satlrist who made the
much quoted impromptu adaptation Of
an eptgram by Martial. directing II
against his instructor and beginning,
Il do not like thee. DR.. Feil."-Phlla.
delphla Press.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-02
FriahtfuI SUFFERING Relieved.

Suffering frightfully from the viru
lent poisons of undigested food, C. G.
Grayson, Of Lula, Miss, took DIR. Kings
New Life Pills, with the result" he
writes, that was cured" All stomach
and bowel disorders give way to their
tonic laxative properties. 25c at Chaa.
Rogers drug store, guaranteed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-02
The Brides Pie.

The wedding cake' Of today was
formerly called the brides pie" and
In some regions was regarded as 80
essential an adjunct to the marriage
celebration that there was no prospect
OF happiness without 1t. 1t was always
circular In shape, covered with a
strong crust and garnished with sweet
meats. 1t was the proper thing for the
bridegroom TO wait on the bride In
serving the cake; hence the term
bridegroom"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-02
CHICAGO ELECTION
Exciting Political Campaign Closes
With Speeches.
DEMOCRATS CEAIM ELECTION

Republicans Claim That Harlan Will
Be Elected by 10000 Majority-ln.
dieations, However, Point to the
Election of Judge, Dunno, Democrat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
&Iarf's ilucitrs WcitanoniR.

Mo0clcicu in Der Dcrfradtcn On.
tcrprjic M}ationol 9anf" err.
ltrcdtcn iid oti cinen longen 3cit.
rulunl.
Eitt3burQ 30, 3. 9topcm6cr.
9IccclOcr &obu y. GuuninQhom bon
Der oGntcrpriie Notiollal NQnf"
ioAte Dclltc, oub Ole llntcridloQrnQen
0C@ uc%rItorbcncn &oiiircr& Start iid
oui Ion0c Belt 3uriitootircn.
Num0Ca0iltritt@unmolt Iunflt e..
flGrt OoB &oilirCr Glurf ulBcr Dem
@citGn0niB oil icirc 6rou nod cine
mcitcrc ihriltlihc G%rflGrluQ bintcr.
loiicn babe; 0iciclbc ici icBt inn Nciibc
Don 9iccciuer Cunningham ln0 lei
~fiir3cr ais 0o@ @citGnonib on ieine
6rou. is ici nift umtCr5eidrct, emf.
baltic obcr c~bcniull3 0ic9cituloiQmL
Dob ", s.. Nnbrc>p3 ser llrbebcr lei
llcS Nuin& 1ci.
Sine criminclle %crioIQlma in sic.
'er Sohc lei icbr ihlpicriM iilgte
9untIc bel. W}on miiiie crit bcmeiicn.
NoB GIorf nit onbcrcn Ecrioncu lid,
peridmorcn, sic @onf 3r ruinirca
oOcr ocrcn 6ouo9 lid on3uriQncn, c6r
man gcNcn lie porGcbcn f5nnc, mo
"a Glorf toot ici, mdre oic2 iebr
lhlpieri9. NuGcrOcm babe Spc}iol.
Grominotor Morccp icinc llntrrln.
dung nod nid)t uollcnoct mo oieie
mGQc nod mCbrcrc Mc"ote unoau.
crlr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
gitOr mnRtc &Opiltcncr ,ablcn.

Ncm Oorf, 3. Nopcm6er. r.
@i0iam Nltor, Sobn BON 98iQiam
@oIOori Nitor, mcld' QcBtcrer be
famntIif, icitNcm cr in .gnQlonn
mohnt, britiihcr llntcrtbau Qcpor-
0cn lit, mlBtc, oI9 cr ollf Dem Gam
pier oGcOric" ans %ipcrpoo( onlang-
tc, Oic pori6riitlihc 6rcmocn aopi-
Itcllcr bon 50 5oblcu. Die @cb0rOc
aebt Jest bctrcii3 Gintrcibcna oieier
Stcncr 5ienlIih ihori 81 @crtc, lett
Dem in G%riobrlnQ gebrott lpuror.
ooB 30 Nt5lGnocr, mcldc fiir}lid
ais &aiiitcnpoiiaaicrc oui cinem
ShreaOumpicr bier onfomcn, Sic
Ab0obc ihm0u5tcil, in0em iie lid iiir
omcritauiidlt @ilrgcr oll9Qabcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10

50iiid)c i'm oiiijicNcn &crfcbr Orr
Sole inter chamber porlGliiQ nod
Die Obcrbnno beboItcn. Aber cigclt.
lidle NoiipraHc mic iriihcr lit Die
Sprod)c Rocine'3 uno &oltairc'a
belltc. ldnait nid)t 1uebr. Wau iGInt
lid iel6it in <BIano lett NlerauOet
Dem Grittcu nid)t mcbr icincr N}ut
tcriprade. llno ser leBtc oelttidc
6iiritenboi an Dem ole Concentration
nod Ion9c 3eit oltf I~ron3oiiid &c
iitbrt mur0s, mar ser oc3 @roGbcr-
5o05 &nrl N!cronocr bon Meim0r,
Der, I'M &cr3cn elm urocuti6crN2onM,
oicic @cmobnbeit bon iciner Mllttcr,
Der @roBiiiritin Morio EouIomna.
b%elbcDaltcn bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
@aancr nno gSilhclmi.

Nnl1Blid) 6eS 60. @eburt3tage3
0eS @eigcntonigS Nll9uit Wllbclntj,
ser am 81. September 1915 III
lliingcn bel @icSbo0cn Neborcn mllr,
Sc, crinncrt Elm Mitor6citcr bcS %.
&c" an sic intigc 6rcun0ihaft,
sic Gidoro @oNner nit Dem groBel
@ciQer pcrbaro, mo tbciIt eiuigc
&erie nit bic ser @opreutbcr Mfei.
tier chit ieinem .Nibclrmgen @eigcr"
oemiomct bat. Sic lnlltcn:
Wciuem @"tl6clm j..
&olfcr, ser Sicoler, marc MN neu,
Gr, Elm Selo, bis 5ltm 600 Qctreu;
Sat All bcn Seino 0o3 S6mcrt er ae.
6ogcn,
Niln ifppin9t or iGnitIid) sen Sieoel.
bogen,
r<n bol0e SrGllmc, sic I'll entidmeben,
Die bang III NibeIimgenn0ten bebcn.
&oltcr. @ilbclmi Cir it's 0e9liidt.
Sn Noten bait iii inns gcigeno eli.
5iidt:
Drum lei 9clobt uno innig qcIiebt,
90 lang eS @Gliung un0 Niblunge
giebt.
Tor ungeiGbr 5ipoli Sabrcn bat
@iIbclmi ieincn itGnoigen @o6nlib
bon @iesbaoen nnf 2onoon perlegt,
mo bier cntialtet cr unumterbroder
cine iiir OaS gauge miiitnliidDe 9eben
Gnglonb'S iebr peroienitlide Wirf,
lamfeit. Gr griinoetc cine eigene
@elgerIdule, Die bon 3oalingen aller
Ndtlonen beiildt miro, unb beihdftigt
lih por5ugspeiie nit Gompolitionen
nno Snltruftionsmerfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
Stcncr mnb bc,ablt ipcrocu.

% ontreoL Ont, 4. Noocm6er.
- $. i. &omiIton, Elm omerifani-
id)cr &onOeI5rciicnocr, mllroc bier
pcrboitct, neil er c2 untcrloiien bate,
Die inter Dem neitcn @cicB fir Mel
Icloe aus Dem NhtalnnOe un0 Gna.
lono pcriijgtc observation-disclosures BON
So 81 bc5oblcn. Is bonocIt lid NM
Sen crItcn SAL inter ser nclrclt Ser
iiigltnG, ser cntiprcheno fem on1cri-
fnniihcr o0er cnQliidcr Hciicnbcr i'll
Scr GroOin5 Nucbcc @cihGitc bctrei-
ben Bari obnc sic crpGbntc Stcuer
81 crlcgcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10

10 luic in ocr n~lciitcn StootcN oic
Nnordiitcl Der EoIi5ci luoblbcfontt,
mo ea nliibtc 9cniiQen ais ioldcr liN-
noliiirt }l icirL INN linn Die Nltinob-
me olli cngliihem Nobcn 81 perlpei.
germ.
@norhiitiihc EropoaonNo I0Bt
lid, nid)t mad, QemohnIifer SdobIo.
ne bcfGmpicn - onlc9ct bcoort eS
Observation-Disclosures unO Die
iin0 notGpcnoia, Oern Der NnortiS.
nn,a lit fem politiides &crAchen, er
lit elm iutcruotipnulea &crbrcdcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
Ganffnaimcnt in Suua.

S6cnon0ooh No., 3. Not.-
Gic oStotc @onf" BON Color. TSu.,
idloB bcutc lire Gbiireu, unO c8 Der.
lalltct, OoB ibr TrGii0cnt $. 6. Cue
Oo3 Golimcnt ourh Spcfulotionen
pcridulOct Bot. Gpc mobut bier mo
mar bis Dor ctIid)en Monotcn elmer
ser 0irettorcn oc3 oGobor Gonege."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
SnS intcrnatiunolc M%uurdJiitCn -Ninl
Gon &ubn SmcCnCu.
(Gbcunoli0cr Gctcftiu &nipcftor bon
Scotlou0 Onro.

Gnalan0 lit 0o3 NCim scr NnOrhis
item, Scr Srt, no sic mciitCn pCrbrc-
d)criihcn NnihlGQc n%uSNcbcdt lucr.
ocu, Die NcQen 0ic StootaobcrbGup.
ter oller SGn0Cr gcrihtct lino; 0cn.
nod fonncn rCin enQliihe N1ord)Iz
itcu an Den Sill0Crn ob0c50bIt mcrs
Cen. Gic Hcibcn ser Nnorhiltcn IN
0icicn Sanoc miirbcn lid bis Sllr
00r5lid)cn Multiplying lidtcll, mcn1
nidt Der itGnbi0c 3ll5u0 Ircm0cr %oz
%Qobunl0Cn mare, 0Crcr cill5i4c Nlllt3s
nlittcl III Sen @cl0lcn0un9cn rcid)cr
un6 nft hodlQcltclltCr o~ltSlp0rtlNcr
Gerroriltcr lic0cn sic ibrcllntcrltiltz
sung iuiebcr bon %bcitGnoi0cn @crid)-
ten iibcr sic onorhiitiihc SbGtiNtcit
obbGngiQ mod)cn.
IS lit mciitcnS oic >Nl0en6 IN ibrcr
nod m1rciicn Belt, hic hurd) otord)l-
itiihc Hcoer pCtoorbcn miro, mo
ais &oltoirinc sc Glcpre, bie ontcri.
foniid)c Nnorhiitim I'M Sabre 1898
in 2on0olt mar, bceinflllBtc lie cine
9olSe Sd)oor bon &iin9lin9cn mo
irn0cn WGbdlen. Sbrc HcOcn cntl
ilunmttcn Die 8cmiitbCr, un0 leoc III
rcr gniprod)en ior0ertc 81 @clpolt-
tbGtiQteiten oui. Sn feircm onccren
2onoc, oIS in Gnglnno, bate man
bieirr 9ef0brlid)en TerIon Oen Nllt'
entbolt 0eitottet. Nber bier crrcidtc
tic ulld) ibr Shidiol. Sin iungcr
Wonn perliebtc lid) in tic uno cr9ob
iid bindings ibrcn onorfiIttldcll
9cbreu; oils tie i'm ober 10 mcit bottc
mo CT MN bcn SicbcSlobn be9cbrtc,
500 tic lid, 5lriid. GoS &eililtot mar
cine froiie Sniiltrotion ibrcr eigciterl
2ebrcn 49, ser peritm1bte 2iebbober
tollite lid einen Hepplper mo ltoG
icine onordiitiid)e 2ebrmeilterin ein'
lad, nicoer.
Cine anoere anordiltin - emma
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10

GoInbricn cnticnoet bobcn. ioGub icoe
Goltrolc 0oriibcr ucrloren gpbt, mer
ld)on mltcritiIBt lporbcn lit nno mas
DER Girjclnc bctonrncn bot. 60 lit
0ieic b6Blidc Spcfltlotion cntIton.
0clt ole Elm Qreaca %id)t ollf bic Men.
'd)cn unO Die 3uitGn0c IN ienem lido.
llcn 2on0 mirit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10

fonntc, crfranttc ulo itarb. llno pol
&crnltorft ans lullrOc lie }llr clpigc.
Hltbe in 0ic %Nbncugrlit 0ca Come;
Don RoatiIOc QcIcitct.
Ter Interchangeable 3u0 i'm NE
len Roniq Gbriition'9 lit gcpiB 81.
@iltc, mo 0a9 }lltcr bot Oos SciuJ
9etbon, oicie GiNcuidloit cher nod 81
mebren mo ibr cine olrigefldrtelPilOC
Dem Sblm mo &aiicu Nnocrcr Qcgen.
ilber 5u}itQeicllcn. (roBoem lit oic
Nlltoritdt oe3 &0uiqa in ieincr Iami.
lie cine 3iemIif mbcihrdnttc mo
lcin NiQc blcibt IN alien mihtigcrl
Ginacll Der QIIcil all9ihladdrbcn0c.
is mllB 0nbcr ucrmm0crlid CrihCi-
men, DAB lid bic 0iicntIidc W}cjmm9
9torrpe9Cll@ nod oar niht nit Der
Sr00c bc'dGrtiHt bat, Oh Ocnu Der
@onig olld) lciHc Gimuiuiglmg Ou}ll
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&nuic@ iid) Oie &runc 9torpcgcn'E
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NellBercn crt'prrd)elo 1lltoct man III
&1nercn oirt lltrNelomo aIolt}cloci
Sltrlt2, 'onocrll lliIr oe1 9e'tnldd
pollen Comfort rlllc@ reld)eli Frloot
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frclIldl 0t' So9c III ocllcn @onld
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S%}olgol93 3l iciner drau'cU Ihot III.
lptrtri 5u ba6cn, nm oe0ood) Il't
mon oielcS g9cib rubrl in gn0Iollo.
5ll elmer Belt, in ser lie Npcl'cIlo3 III
Nnlcrtto Qeluud)t morOU mare, Moi'
torlite cine gauge Nn}obt non 3ul
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0ARYRNT82,
sEcoHD HAND GOODS.

Highest price paid for second hand
furniture. Tel. M. 500. 214 River
side. 800
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FIGHTING HARD TO
EXCLUDE MACEDONIA

SAN FRANCISCO, March 8.-The local immigration
bureau making strenuous and determined efforts to pre-
vent tracoma the oathsoe and ncurabe ocular disease
in the orient from gaining foothod in this port
Nearly half of the japanese immigrants have of late
been denied landing account of this disease and have
suffered deportation.
Trachoma is another for eyes, yet the orr
entail brand is quite different from that which sometimes
bohers American children. 1t is extremely infectious.
The membranes of the eyes affected become liberated
and small hard bodies form beneath the lids which
and nfame the eye balls that blindness ultimately
suits No permanent has been discovered for
the disease the medical authorities claim although the in
ammation may be aayed by constant treatment and
appear for time to be cured. But medi
cal treatment ceases the trouble again breaks out.
Ten years ago trachoma unknown in San Fran
CISCO yet in spite of all precautions unearthed
frequently in Chinatown and among the japanese lodging
houses but all such have been speedily isolated to
prevent contagon. i
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-08
BEGINNING OF LENT.

NEW YORK, March 8.-The begin
ming of Lent today marks the end Of
the winter social season and society
doffs ball and opera dresses for the
proverbial sackcloth of the Lenten
period. AS matter of fact, however,
society is not SO eager to forego
it's pleasures as was the custom in
years gone by. True, there will
be no elaborate functions until after
Easter, but of late years the concerts,
musicals, and other affairs of a like
nature which society has decreed are
permissible during the Lenten period
have grown into such elaborate af-
fairs that those who take part in
them are given little time for rest or
recreation between the gayeties of the
winter season and the equally wear
ing diversions of the summer. Re-
ports from Atlantic City, Lakewood
and other resorts of the fashionable
set are to the effect that the hotels
and cottages are filling up rapidly
What the metropolis loses in social
gayety during the next six weeks will
doubtless be to the gain of these pop
ular resorts.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-08
STOP SALE OF MORPHINE

SEATTLE March s-The ipdiscrimnate sale of NOR
phne and other drugs of similar nature in this city and
it's suburbs is to receive the attention of the state board
of pharmacy which is in session at the X. of P hail.
Druggists have been invited to attend and matters
corning the sale Of these drugs will be thoroughly gone
into
letter of warning has been sent to the druggists of
the city.
The board has information that the sale of the drugs
in this city have been in open violation of the law.
An innocent little word of five letters is all that is
necessary to obtain any amount of the drug. Tonic is
the open in many drug emporiums to purchase
any quantity desired irresponsible people constantly
poy this word to get the drug to satisfy their cravings
They have organization equal to the ''mafa' The
clerks in the different pharmacies well of this
and practice the secret sale Of the drugs open defiance
of the law and order
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REPUBLICAN
EDITORS MEET.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March S.
The men who work with pen and
brain all the year round to propagate
and defend the principles of the re-
publican party are just now much
In veidence here They are the MEM
bers of the republican National Edi-
torial association, whose annual con-
vention begann this morning in the
assembly room of the New Willard
hotel. President John A Sleicher of
New York called the gathering to or
der shortly before ten O'Clock this
morning and Vice president Fairbanks
and Senator Chauncy NJ Depew ex-
tended formal greeting to the WISH
tors Besides the addresses of Pres.
Schleicher and the reports of the
other officers of the forenoon program
included addresses on live topics by
DR.. A. f, Winship of Boston, William
s. Cappeller of Mansfield. O., and La
fayette Young of Des Moines, Ia
This afternoon President Roosevelt
received the editors at the White
House, and this evening they are
to be entertained at a reception given
In their honor by Vice President Fair
banks and wife
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-08
Certain Relief

The secret lay in wonderful
chemical l found in Germany. When
found this chemical. I knew that
l could make a Rheumatic cure that
would be practically certain. But
even then. before 1 made an an
nouncement-before l was willing to
put my name on it made more than
1000 tests! And my failures were but
per cent.
This German chemical Is not the
only ingredient l use in DIR. Shops
Rheumatic Cure-but II make the
remedy possible-made possible an
achievement which. / doubt not,
could have been made In no other
way.
. This chemical was very expensive
The duty, too. was high. In all II
cost me $3.50 per pound. But what
In s4.90 per pound for a real remedy
for the worlds most painful disease?
for a real relief from the greatest
torture human beings know?
%. I don't mean that DR.. Shops
Rheumatic Cure can turn bony Joints
Into flesh again-that is impossible
But II will drive from the blood the
poison that causes pain and swelling.
and then that Is the end OF the pain
and sweliing-the end OF the suffer-
ing-the end OF rheumatism That
IS why | can AFFORD to spend the
FIRST dollar that Rheumatic suffer-
ers, the world over. may learn OF my
remedy.