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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01
Bel Gr0rternng Der Spirituoien'

Bel Gr6rternng Der SpirituOien'
@efeBe miro aumeift perfdumt. barauf
binsuwsiien, baB bic meiffen @efeBe
nur oarauf binaielen Graft" ftir bic
Setter Der $emperens : 8ewegung gu
iaaHen. Sn Hsl gnglano bat man
biss nod Elm paar Sabren infamer
Wibpirtbi9aft Der probibitioniften ere
tannt uno bic .gnti Saloon 2iaa"
gum Ssufel geiagt. Nun bsriu9en bic
2erle ben yWefien" 3u bearbeiten. 2ei-
Der aiebt ss nod Snbuftriels in ben be.
trofsnen 8ran9en, bic fid ms Bodsborn
ia9en lahen uno mebr our4 @elo als
oura weife Worte Ssmperena-@ sisb.
gebung su bsrsi.sin perfuaen. 90.
burd tpsrben ole &erls natirli9 nur
bun9ri9er uro frenaen ibre grfin=
bun9ssabe an, ibre Opfsr bur9 Gin
reiduns bon neuen 8sieBporlagen 81
orangialiren. Wsnn bic Semperen3ler
aber einfeben, baB es' feinen v@raft"
su holen eiebt, 10 tperb.n fe Der sade
balo miioe unb 3iebei tueiter. Sos
Bolt weiB gang gut. baB probibitiOr
elm srbdrmli4ss Spiel. uno Senun=
3iantentbum 3i9tst urb nimmt idlieb-
lid lieber Elm paar Sruntenbolbe In
Rauf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01

go san3 glattes Segeln baben Die
Ssmperen3.g Orlasen oiesmal bod ni6t,
pie Die Semperenaler ertuartet baben.
Der Proteff oes Staaats : 8erbanbes
bat bic 5erren @eiebgeber bod etpas
ffuBis gema9t. Wenn man bag per=
ional Der Semperena=2 Obbpifen iebt
unter bic 2upe uimmt. 10 seist fi6,
baB bic Mebraabl oerfslbsn, Wiislieosr
Der @itisens . 2isa, bic ben gtrgern
ibre RatbTdldee beaii9l. Der @anoioaten
FIR aemter our Wablaeit aufordn9t,
ino.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01

I'll. 6arIom b, SO Sabre aft, 90
eib California Str. wobn6aft, tpurbe
bur9 bic Rablerpoli3ifen 6aa unb
Shine berbaftet unb unter bic Nntlaae
seffeut feline 6rau sei&iasen su baben.
MIs rinnig uurbe Wat.
them Safqo, ein S&ueioer. Der in
SMITHS 0otel an Der Of Bafbington
Ctr. Quarter genommen. our& Die
poli3ei IN @ewahriam aenommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01

Serr 6orstp tbeilte fi& NIT 6rdulein
bon 0obenau in ben Beifaq bes
Nbenbs, bon benz Elm rei&li&er She'll
aber au9 auf 0errn Wslb. ben Oar-
Teller oes Rittess bon sdwebinaen unb
&eeiKeurs Der Worfeauna, entfisl.
6errn WeIb's O~ariequng Der Sal
faH. Jipur bes triuffefen Ritters If
ebsnfals bon frtber Der ais untbsr.
treffi& befannt. Ct III ni4t nur Elm
Weifer Der Spra&e, Der feline pointe
berlorei seben unb bod aud bic 8erfe
fsts au ibrem &s9te fommer ldbt, fon.
bern fattete feinen S&webinsen aud
nit elmer 5iile tomif&er 3Hse aus.
Snsbeionbers feline GurGt Dor Der
b~eiratbstolen ,@babarbara" tam In
iberaus oroliger unb brafif6er Weife
gum Musorud unb erre9te unbdnbige
0eitertsit. DAB bic Waste Der 9an3el
@sftalt entipra&, brau&t uobl taum
Defenders betont 3u iperoen.
S9webinsen's 2umpan. Der Graf
Bed, tpurbe bon 6errn 2oebel nit
burtf9lasenber Wiriuns 9egeben.
Man battle omar fassn tonnen, bab
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01
6runoeisentbuuls llebertrasunsen,

6enrp Steinsder an @iti3sns 2oan
unb Depoit Co.. Got "a In Souner's
Mrienal 6iisbt's aob.. 40 bel l30
SUB, serbeRert. Wefieite bon Bebi0s
9penue, ihbli9 bon 10. Ctr. $4,000.
O!ipe Wiler an goitb Sorbet, 2cts
Is unb Is bon Blod IL In Mbams's
Nob.. 80 bel II SUB, perbsHert, OFT
ieite bon 2afale StraBe, fhbli9 bon
10. Ctr. 81, 500.
2atberine Waibinetou an 2ouis 8.
2epep, Got So, Wsitsl's Subbibifon,
Square SO, Norbieite Der Ohio Str,
6ffli9 bon Senate Mpe. 1000.
Connecticut Mutual 2ife Sniurancs
60. an oenielben, Cots e" uno %"
in b%erielben Subbipiion, Norboffsde
Senate Mpe. uno Ohio Str. $17, 500.
6rans 8. Sopmi0er an pluma Sc
Bolt. Got 80. Sohnion's OF Obio
Strabe Mob., IS BET l2O.48 Sub, Der.
beRert, Ofieite 2epffone Npe., n6rblid
bon Wafbin9ton StraBe. 81. $50.
6reb Cline an 6snrietta 2an9e, Got
4. Wilsp's Subj, MubenIot 161,
40 bel 1876 SUB, nsrbsRsrt. Wefisits
Der Wsa Str., n6rbli9 bon Snoiana
Nbs. "a. 600.
@eorge 8. Maas an @iQiam $.
9adep. Got 81, Blod 4, Norbieite Nob.
1919 bet 164 SUB, berbeKert. @eff-
feite Der Broaomap Str. ftoli9 bon
6leet @traBe. 50. 100.
gilbert Reinfen an Sobn 8aumer,
She'll bon fibwsfli9sm 8isrteI Sec.
Is. Sownfbip Is, Ranse 8, 8 Ader.
@apne 8omnibip. 81. 600.
gilbert 9. Garter an Sobn g. Doll
Iinsswortb. Got IL. @arter's l. Nob.
100 BET 296. SO SUB, baeant, @efieite
Der Werioian Strabe, fioli4 bon 81.
@trabe. 81, $50.
DerieIbe an Denielben Got Is, bic.
feIbe Mbb., tuefli9 bon Slinois ctr.
$500.
Sames 8. Wain an Cora u. Nber,
erombie &C.. She'll bes iibmefli&en
Diertels uon Section "a. 9ounibip II,
@anss 8. 40 Mcres. Waibinston 8otpn.
fbip, $500.
Sames u. Burfett an Charles u.
Wsatber &C., Got 207. Brablep's &c.
81 Wafbinston Str. Mobition, 81 Bel
1876 SUB, ber5eKert, Wsfieite bon
BrabIep Mpenue, fibIi& bon Netp
Dorf Str, $4,000.
Charles s. Robbins on &obert O.
Dem, Got 8, @obbins' 9auabpiae a1b-
sition. 80 Bel 1856 SUB. bac., eib.
of.gde Ni&i9an- unb Gowning Str.
$500.
2eopolb &aub u. U. an Charles 5.
Roefener, 9beil bon &ot 80. Me.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01
Sas ba


in ben leBten Sabren meitere Sort
f4rii.s sentadt. Sn 9euti4lane eri=
firen gs9snwdrtig 8 @rsmatorisn, in
SOtba, 0amburg, Seioelberg, Sena,
OHsnbaa, Main3, Wannbeim unb @i-
ienad. in osnsn i'm lsBten Snbre 1914.
inssefammt felt ibrsm Befteben 69l7
2eiden CUR gindi&eruug selansten.
Den SO Observation-Disclosures, bic
fid bic propaganda fur oieie Mrt Der
8efnttuns anse!esen iein laHen, uno
glei93eitis ibren Witslieoern pstunidre
8srtbeile 9emdbren. seb6ren s~esenmdr-
tig %, 600 psrfonen on. Inter ben
@rematorien tuaren @otba uno Dam.
burg nit 276 unb 224 0erbrennunaen
tpeitaus ON meiifen In Nniprua ges
nommen .-5ir Granfrei4 1T bas Gree
matorium bss 6risobofes psre 2a6aiie
In paris Die @~entralfele fiir bas 2ei=
Interchangeable SIM Sabre
1903 gelangten bort 1864 2ei9en our
gindi9erung; aleroinss mar nur in
3O6 6dlsn bieie gsfattunssart lebt-
wiais bsrffst. Sie iibrigen 2eidsn
fiammten aus Mnatomien, @efdngnii-
fen, 5~oipitdlsru uim. Sir bas Sabr
1904 mar cine weitere 3unabme au err
tparten, ba bereits in ben erffen brei
Monaten fiter 1900 Uerbrennunael
erfolgt tuaren. Mls cine Notbmenoigs
tsit bat fid bic Geuerbsfattung fur
einel Sbeil Der norowefafritanii9en
@olonisn Granfrei9s ermiefen.
Sim frans6fiden Senegal unb Nis
ser.8ebiet if bur4 @erfhauns bss De.
neralaOuperneurs fur p~erion:n, bic
am 9elbsa 5ieber. on Der peft uno
@bolera seforben fno. bic 8erbrsn-
nuns anseOronet.-Sn England muir.
ben i'm Sabre 1908 runo 48O Geuer.
befattunsen borgenommen. B.mer-
tensuert III, bab f& bic protefant'f9en
Bii&6fe bon Woreefer, 2iefielo unb
@obentrp, tusnn ni9t fur, 10 bod aud
ni4t gegen bic MISUNDERSTANDING CT.
fldrt haben. Ser erfere fol fosar in
elmer Proclamation on bic ibm unter.
featen @emeinben often fur Geuerbe,
tattuns ein9etreten fem. Sn ben Der.
Staatsn tpuroen $3.50 2ei9en i'm
Sabre 1908, sessn $3.50 i'm Sabre
1901, benz 6eusr iiberseben. alu9 In
Der S9weia in Stalien unb Sdue.
mart bat oas electromagnetic
ueiter UNI it& gesriHen, groli& 1T
In Spanien uno Belgten etne Betpe-
sung CUR seiebli&en Reseluns Der ia.
tultatiuen Geuerbefattuns TN @anse.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01

90 9te 8r6bte mno pafs
i~emoneNnSmabl bon 9@nttt-
blumeu aho SImmemfAdem
tar Que treuotgen mmo traus
rt9en Gret9ntRe. @tr Kmo
ieoersett germ berett bet Oct
NmSwabI bebalht@ a. fetn.
Dertermantt 8roS. SO.
241 Naf1. Nbe. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01

Sas ffaatlihe Sonnta8sseiet Ders
bietet nidt nur Wirtbidaften. iOnoern
aud ebenfo ffreng ben N~potbefern ben
8ertauf bon Spirituoisn. aber uie es
f9sint bsbnt fi9 bic gerfolgun9swutb
Der Ganatiter nur auf bic Wirtbfdaf.
ten aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01

Sir bebauern. bab 6onbsrnerr
9anlp i'm glappoOl 9Otel on Der
@rippe barnisoerlisst uno piaen
f6Iuden mub err foIt's NAL nit
elmer Mnaabl ffsifsr @ross periu9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-01
-M u nj hrbie ,.
ptnen.

6 ar Graneiseo, 81. San.
9ie 8unoesmttn3e wiro nit benz
9ampfer Sherman. Der rtorger abs
gebt, $50 aifen nit pbilippinsn.
Ntin3er mad Wantla abf9iden.
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TALK IT OVER.
With People You Know. With Astoria
peopie.

No evidence can be stronger than th
lirect testimony of people you know
The public expression OF friends nm,
neighhors is the proof of merit we offer
If YOU still remain skcptic, talk IL owe
with this tcstifer.
d, +. Duncan. who is employed will
his brother, at the Astoria Soda Works
Is6 Duane street, says; Il had beer
troubled with a weakness of the bach
and kidneys for a number OF years. Their,
was a constant dull, aching pain in the
loins and as far up as the shoulders
Not only did my back ache, but there
was a weakness from the kidney secre.
tions which was very annoying and dis.
turbed my rest | heard about Doan's
Kidney Pills and one day stepped into
Charles Rogers drug store and got a
box, | found them TO be great relief.
After the first few doses l felt better.
| know OF others who have used them
with the same good results"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents
Foster .Milburn Co, Buffalo, n. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name, Doan's, and take
no other.
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NIP IT IN THE BUD.

@Asz Appearance Of DandruR a Fore.
Iuaasr Of Future Badness.
That such Is the case has been con.
Elnzveiy proven by scientific research
RrH. Unna. the noted European skiu
ssecsaAlst. declares that dandruff ia the
ouHTUwed-up cutlcle Of the scalp caused
y S~IAsttes destroying the vitality in
sAs sHfr bufb. The hair becomes Iifeles,
and. In time, falls out. This can Be pre-.
vented
NsEbTU's Herpicide kills this dandrufr
1xm. ana restores the hair to its natural
@sftness and abundancy.
Hepdcide is now used by thousands os
PecTfe-an satisfied that IL Is the most
wonderful hair preparation on the mar
ket to-day.
Sold by leading druggists. Send ioc. In
ssamps for sample to The Herplclde Co.,
DstTvEs, Aich.
Eagle Drug Store, 35l.353 Bond st..
Owl Drug Store, $40 Com. St., T. F
Aaurin, Prop. Special Agent"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-15

CSnss was OWN me 81 and couldn'
PU- he had lot Of barbed wire I,
aence his patch, and he give me q righ
smzrt roll Of IT to sQuar the debt.
ArmzE - home and strung II out be
mind the shed fur the mewl and hawg,
% scratch On, and il Jest tickled then
10 death One evenin', three or -four
weeks later, was out yere smokfn
NJ pipe when the old woman comes
aut and whispers: t..
Zeb White, have yo' got nose on
10 or have yo' dun lost it?'
Reckon Eve got a nose SAYS I,
Hand what Of itg' 4
Then don't 20 smell a bar
Rruundf
Not smell Of bar, and l know
they SMELL
Then yo'ye lost yo'r grip and better
hunt rabbits. II thar amt bar with
n ten rods Of this yere cabin at this
very mint then I'll never az fur an
ether par o shoes. Git yo'rsels I'D
aDd look around
4 got up." said the old man. "and
shout the first thing I saw was o big
Var out thar BY the mewl shed He'd
esERe down or the mountain and
@xw the laurels arter hawR meat. II
was powerful bold Of him, bein' as be
must have knowed / was home at the
time, but thar he was, and he didn't
seem to mind me Z all. The old vo-
nan, she seen him, too, and she whis-
RGMa % me:
a toid 10 / smelt bar, and thar be
~ La the rife loadedr
mo
Then We don't git no bar, fur IL
TO go TO move he'll turn tail. Zeb, yo'
atn't no mo- Of a hunter than our ole
euf'
The bar stood thar and looked at
- fur q mint" said Zeb, "and then
that wire fence caught his eye. He
hadn't never seen barbed wire befo',
szsd purity soon be walks up and gives
. hit with his paw. He got jab from
barb, and 1t made him mad What
does he do then but give that fence a
AnG end II was the funniest sight yo'
sver seen The harder he hugged the
m0 he hurt hisself, of co'se, but It was
q good while befo' be would let 90.
He grUwled with madness and whim-
pzud With pain, and me and the old
woman feil to laughin' At to kill 1t was
Urn minits befo' that bar would give
mp He bit and clawed and hugged.
and when he finally let 90 be was all
@yer blood.
Reckon he'll make of now,' SAYS
The Oad woman as he sot up on end and
gruwled with madness.
But he didn't. He felt he'd been
Eoryted, and he wanted to git even.
zhar was a heap of loose wire on the |
ground, and blmeby he goes fur 1t and |
rHs all tangled up and fghtiD' fur his |
3fe in a mint. l never heard sich |
EruwliR in all my life, and when be
ifs nj that wire 1t made the cold chills
TuT up our backs. could have got the
1te and loaded it. but didn't want to
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-15
BIDS WANTED.

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUAR-
master. Astoria, Ore. June Q, 1905
Sealed proposals. In triplicate. will be
received at this once until 10 o'clock
a. M, June ie. 1905, and then opened
for electric light fixtures, and INSTALL
ing exterior and interior lighting sys-
TEN at Fort Stevens. ore. United
States reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals.. Plans can be seen
and specifications obtained at this Of
fee. Information furnished on ap-
plication. Envelopes should be
marked Proposals for electric work"
and addressed Capt. Goodale. Quarter.
Astoria, ore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-15
Willinz TO Halp Hin Out.

After the doctor had examined the
patient and the mans wife wanted tc
know the nature Of the illness the con
scientious physician said:
"Your husbands condition Ia such
that 1t will take some time to differen.
tate the symptoms to arrive at an &C,
curate conception Of the malady from
which he is suffering. The treatment
must be symptomatic. l must first
make diagnosis"
Il hope you can make 1t Of calico" "
remarked the woman. 'for haven't a
piece Of flannel in the house. New
York Press.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-15
Zeb Whites
Bear Story
nhs Old Possum Hunter Of Tennesses
Ieils How Master Bruin Was
Hsmiiisied and Com ...
mitted Suicide.

~0ME folks look upon all bars
alike, same as hawgs and
calves" said the old possum
hunter OF Tennessee as we
@t smoking one evening, but that's
whar they are mistaken. Thar are
sas and bars. same as thar are men
and men. One bar may have proper
pride about him, and another may have
nuue at ALL
Being asked II he had ever seen one
with proper pride" he thought for q
zsoment and then answered:
Il sho~ely have and I'll tell you
scout r. A feller down at Growers
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-15
CALL FOR WARRANTS.

Notice is hereby given TO all parties
holding Clatsop County warrants cndors.
ed prior to August lst, 1904, to present
same to the county treasurer at his ofrlc.
Soo'Sss Commercial street, for payment.
Interest ceases after this date.
(Signcdl CHAS. A. HEiLBoRN,
County Treasurer.
Dated, Astoria, Oregon, this 18th day
of June, 1905.
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Office conasuc,lng ouGtermaSter.

Office Constructing ouGtermaSter,
Astoria, Ore. June 3, lsO5.-sealed
propose =. In triplicate, will be re-
ceived at this office until 10 o'clock a.
m. June II, 1905. and then opened,
for the construction OF wharf and
approach. and boat house at Fort
Stevens Ore. United States reserves
the right to reject any or all proposals.
Plans can be seen and specifications
obtained at this ofiice. Information
furnished on application. Envelopes
should be marked Construction OF
Wharf and Boathouse" and addressed
Captain Goodale, Quartermaster. AS
toria, Ore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-15
A AGlsappIied PetatAen.

Not long since the choir In one Of the
fashionable churches Of the south rem
dered long and difficult anthem, one
with many fr1lls and furbelows. The
good minister sat patiently through It,
but when che anthem was finished be
arose and, to the amusement Of both
congregation and choir, began his pray
er in deeply earnest tones, saying, "oh,
Lord, we thank thee that we are still
alive"-Lippincott's Magazine.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-15

miss any of the fun. The row wen
on fur fifteen minits, and then the bar
was all tuckered out and discouraged
He'd got holt Of sunthin to beat him
and he had to own up to II hisself.
Can't he see that be hain't fltten 2
asks the old woman as he begun to
back of.
He KIM says I, but he's sot in his
ways and hates TO give In Hes all
chawed to pieces by them barbs, but
he'll shorely try II ag'in,'
"And he did. Five minits later he
made rush fur that fence and begun
to hug and bite and wrastle, end he
was 80 powerful mad this time that he
pushed down three or four rods OF Il.
1t wasn't no use, however. He was
licked bar, and the mo- he huggcd and
bit the mo- he knowed he was licked,
Bimeby he Jest lay still and whlned
and whimpered, and II appeared 10 us
that thar was tears IN his eyes, When
he got sorter rested he sot up and
looked at US, but II wasn't a sQuar'
look. not sich an honest look as a bar
orter give man on his own land. He
peared to be thinkin' fur a mint, and
shen be lirnps over TO that chestnut
tree and begins to climb up, He was
mighty slow about It but himehy he
got up to that big limb. and arter
sorter farewell look around be let's go
and falls kerchunk to the airth. He
lit on the grindstun', which was stand
in under the tree, and busted II all to
flinders"
And then he made OF, Of course?"
was suggested.
NO, sab, he didn't That bar had |
IN objick when he climbed that tree.
His objick was to kill hisself bekase
he'd bin whopped-' He Jest cum down
head fust ON purpose to break his
peck, and be dun II. Yes, sab; killed as
lead as doahnail right thar befo' our
syes. He had tackled barbed wire
fence and bin licked, and he couldn't
abide to live on. We counted up the
hurts on him and found over 200.
have allus felt a bit sorry fur that var
mint He'd bin sloshin' around In the
,resh all his life. lickin' everything he
'um across, and how was he to know
Fie fence from pumpkin vine?
d2yin' got mad about It. he was
'ound to fight and, havin' fout, he was
'ound to be whopped. A wire fence
int Twin thing. yo' know"
Then you think he had feellngsY
Tas asked.
Most sartinly he had, sab. Feel.
l'si Why, bar Is chuck full Of feel
is, and I've allus felt ashamed that
his one didn't have a squar' deal He
light have tackled a landslide and cum
ut on top, but what show did he have
gin 500 feet of barbed wire fence
'hich was achln' fur a row with an
ephantT'
"And you really believe he committed
lictde on account OF being humillat.
iY
"Of co'se I do. That's whar people
on't understand things. They argy
Iat nobody but human bein's have
'ide, whereas bars and sich have their
-oper show Of it. once tackled q
Ill and got whopped Ike all outdoahs,
I'd fur week afterwards I felt like
angin' myself. That bar had ailua
II away with everything that cum
ong till he struck that wire. and Il
It only hurt his body. but his feelin's.
e couldn't go back among other bars
ID brag and swell around, and he Jest
ade up his mind TO gift of the airth.
e shorely did. sab. and I'm a-thinkin'
heap mo- of him fur doln' that same.
co'se 1t was suicide-of co'se.''
NJ. QUAD.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-15

Don't let the children suffer. II they
are fretful, peevish and cross, give them
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. The
best baby tonic known. Strength and
health follows its use. IS cents. Frank
Hart, druggist
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-15
Looking For q Hardy nsan.

Patence-Well, what sort Of q hus-
band do you suppose ! want-a gentle
mani
Patrice--Oh, no; you are too much Of
an automobile fiend to marry a gentle
man. What you want is a mechanicl-
Yonkers Statesman.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-15
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING GUAR,

cFE NE 1c.N0A MN LINZ SihR~
termasler. Astoria, Ore, June .,
lsO5.-sealed proposals. In triplicate,
will be received at this once until
1890 o'clock a. m. June Is. 1905. ami
then opened for installing heating sys-
TENS In two barrack buildings and 81.
officers quarters at Fort Stevens. Ore.
United States reserves the right to re-
ject any or all proposals. Plans can
be seen and specifications obtained at
this once. Information furnished on
application. Envelopes should be
marked Proposals for Heating Sys-
TENS" and addressed Captain Goodale.
Ore.
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FAST FOOTBALL
BETWEEN GIANTS.
Carolina and Georgetown Meet
On Broad Street Gridiron
To-day.
TEAMS ] IAN 4 GOOD CONDITION . ID
Tarheels Have Improved Since
TEAMS IN GOOD CONDITION . ID
Tarheels Have Improved Since
V.P.I. Gamc-Georgetown
is Light This Year.

Lovers OF football may expect to see
good clean, hard-fought game in
Broad Street Park this afternoon be-
tween the aBgregations OF Carolina and
Cieorgdtown.fT Tho Tarheels have made
wonderful improvements since their APP
pearance against the gridlron warriors
Of v. p. l., and the lineup for to-day
will make, generally stronger show
ing. The aggregation from Georgetown
Is light, but it is believed that what they
lack In weight Will be made3up In speed,
which Is a great consideration In foot,
ball tactics. Whatever the result Of to-
days contest. the struggle Will be hard
+ fought. and the winning team will, hard
~, win by big score.
The Georgetown team Is light, Weigh
ing only about 100 pounds on the aver
age The team Is, too, inexperienced,
the eleven that Will line up this after
noon. The new eligibility rules have
caused to be dropped eight men, Captain
Fitzpatrick left tackle, being the only
man saved to the team from last year.
5aa.,.@ Have No Rioters.
Georgetown Will bring eighteen men to
the field, and will be without rooters.
Carolina will bring great many more.
i
students to cheer them in victory or
console with them in defeat. The Tar
heels are in fine physical condition, and
are confident. On the other hand, Coacn
Reilly. Of the Georgetown eleven, is do
ing little talking. He may have some
thing up his sleeve which will appear
only this afternoon when the two teams
are lined up for the battle. g
Georgetown's eleven will 4, be lined up
as follows: Right end, Brennan; right
tackle, McKellar s ri ght guard, Monohan;
centre. McGuire;%lef guard, cogan; e1t
tackle, Captain Fitzpatrick; left emu.
Pollen; quarter back. Bocock; right half
Lux; left half. Mclaughlin; full back.
butcher
Among Cardinals aggregation num-.
Der of new men-Gardner, sadler, Park
er, Brown and Thompson-will appear.
The lineup will probably be.Sas fol-
lows: Townsend, end; Story, tackle;
Williams, tackle: Parker. center: B.
Snipes, guard; Gardiner. guard; Whit
aker, end; Robertson, quarter; Aberna-
thy. full; Wi-bourne. right half; a.
Snipes, left half. s.. "a
The game lis scheduled to begin prompt
~ at 3 P. NJ.