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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

MALE HELP wANTED-Men and wo.
men to learn Matchmaking, engrav.
ing, jewelers. work, optics. The only
practical school. Money made learning.
Matchmaking engraving school, P. l.
building, Seattle.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

Is now In your city, introducing my
wonderful arts Of healing. Come one
and all and will tell everyone their
disease and you will be made well. My
medicines arc all natures remedies,
roots. herbs, barks and berries.
After | introduce my medicine | will
leave certain kinds Of II In your drug
stores. Ny homo Office and laboratory
Is at 1859 Hurst street, University Park,
Portland, Ore.
oaiee hours 0 to l2 a. m., 9 To 8 p.
m, at tthe Mcgler House, $50 CONNER.
cial street. rooms | and 2.
Consultation free at Astoria, Ore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15
LOST AND FOUND.

L0ST-A FOB BEARING MASONIC
charm on Commercial street, between
10th and 18th streets. Finder please
leave at this Office and receive reward.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15

ROCKMEN WANTED AT BUNKER.
hill quarry. Take boat to Stella,
Washington.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15
HELP WANTED.

GIRL WANTED FOR HOUSEWORK
in family of three. Portland suburbs
near car line. Wages $500 per month
Address I'D. Astorian.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15
FIRST-CLASS MEAL

for 15c; nice cake, coffee, pie, or
doughnuts, &c, at U. s. Restaur-
ant. 434 Bond st.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-15
RESTAURANTS.
THANKSGIVING OYSTERS.

We are prepared to supply all orders
for oysters, crawhsh and crabs for
Thanksgiving. Give us a trial order.
Toke Point Oyster House, liz Eleventh
street, Telephone 274l Main.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

Grfaifuua in rinem Gage 5u furireu,
ncbme man Gdgdiioe Nromo Gnnine Ga6Iets.
rue s(poibeTer geben SeIo 5nriia, menn feline
Sciiuno rriolNi s.. ~ CSro0cs lnicrtdrili
all lcocr 5bnticl. (9iobl2. ga, Di,Lu.gS, ,0lRi)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

,Nll CtnCr TIT lcBtcil ltOOCillOCr M yer
lin pou &ertretcru Der rcuonttioudrcu
&urtcicu 9}uBlouo'3 obgcbolteucu
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9lftion3plon ouigcitcut lmO mobr-
idcillih muroc Soiumcu'a (oocr
<oNuiirn'9) GrnorOlnQ oort pcrcjn.
bort. Cic fulnii6c Furtci fiIr uftiucu
4jocriton0. bic poluiiHc )}utjouol-
Ulo. bic rlliilhc Gnlon}ipotionas
&ortci rm0 oHOCrc rcpolutiondrc Or
Quniiotjoucu uoDmcn 2Inthcil All ocu
&crhou0lmQcu. Ter GrmorOctc mar
ol9 Observation-Disclosures Der 9iut0Qc
Der oC9 iiuuilhcu Scuut2, pclhcr iih
Olwh icmc 3uitinmuulN in Die Stuff
ii3irml Der 4'rouiB Die 6ciu0ihoft
Scr ontj=ruiiilhcn &urtciCu 3ujol.
NcOcuiou3 uurOc Soiuiucn ais Ser.
trctcr ocr Nuliifi5iuma 5um Cpicr
Ml2crtorcu.
Nur WcuiQc Gobrtfcu ju
&o05 in EO0tiQfcit.
2oo3, Nmiiih %olcn 6. IIcbr. r
GjuiQc ucuiQc Gobritcu nobmcu
bcutc Ocn @ctric6 tbcihuciic luicOcr
oti oQciu Die qrobc Wiuiic Der Smt.
fer pcrh1jt ijh nod oblcbncuo mo
6 mouAclt uicbt an &criud)cn, 2lr-
bcit2milliQc nit Gcoult al Der 2lufs
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ben iih uOr Der Iciucr'ihcn Subrit
jluiidcu aoIodcn lm0 Stritcru crcig
net ola Ole Ycttcrcn 2lrbcitaluiligc
ciujtbilhtcrn pcriuhtcn Gin $40.
iad mo Gin 2lrbcitcr imo 0et0otct
mO al h Strifcr pcuulmoct.
(2I6cuOS.) - Giuigc 9itbeit0r1us
gen crcianctcn IcD bciltc. Gic Soh-
loGr it, obQlcicb ctpus bcicr, mmcr
nod compli5irt nmcntlicb lucqcn Oc3
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bon 0cn 4rit,ipGlcn ucr1uciocrt luur4
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y ori d) a IT,

@oric6olL 6. 6cbr. Gic bic.
iiQc Stoot lit urbiN. Sic }lr6citrr Orr
0robcn 6obritcn lmO 9Gdcrcicn iiuO
nod ON Strife, oo ibrc 6orOcrungcn
BON Ocn ErilBipdIcn ucrruciQcrt wur-
BEN Gic glrbcitcu in Den @oaWcr.
ten ucr0cn Don Soloutcu Ucrri6tct.
9torciic 0ra glocl5 pom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
Ncnn5cOnjODrincr 5nm 5uor Der.
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9tcm Dorf 6, 1cbrlrur. -
6ront ,5lrIonh - Sabre alt, ii6cr.
iiibrt om 10. g}oucmber b. 3. cinen
Huu6noro an iciner Iontc Oioraorct
HccIcr oubicr pcriibt III 6a6cn. uuroe
bclltc jllm 5oOc pcrurtbeilt. Gr ioa
om y. .Vidrj inn Sing Sina 3lldDt.
bauie Ourb @lcttri5itdt bingcri6tet
mer0cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

Gs gicbt &i6tS in Der 98elt, oas S6mcrBen
interbriiden o6cr bem 5ortic6rtt bon Stranlbei.
ten 10 ibnea @nbdt gebieteH miro, as Rabs
map Heabb Ee!tef. IS frrIrt un0 bers
phtet Snlien, @ridItlugen, punoen 9aIs, On,
tlueli5d gnenmonin, &beumdtiSmus, NeuruIga,
0opll6mer3. 8abnf6mer8. 9tfibma, gt1emHutb.
IS hrirt ieoen G6mer8. ieoe gerItau6una ODER
Gueli6ung am pan5en menf6liden sf6rper
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

EoltidnuinOlcr ms 3ndvtbonS.

" a ! y luQton, 9. g., 6. 6c6r.
- Gic @ijrgcn fiir 2luglit ". Wa-
den, Geo. & @orcn5. 0iQcr y. @roif
lut0 SnmucI 2I @roff limo initnlirt
luorOcn, Oicic pier Mdnncr, mclhc be-
tonntliH elmer Gonipirotion 5lm Be
trllgc Ger 9icaicrng inn EoitOicnitc
iibcriilbrt inn, mor1cn Scr @cb0rOc
ul25ulielcrr ,Q}orgen 9}uhmittug
iollcn Die lle6criilhrtcn in 9c0lcitnQ
bon chUu % nnOeren Str1ilinQrn,
MciBcn mo 2icgern, oic Griic noh
Dem 3lhtbmnc bon WlurnO9Uille,
". 80. untreten Muroein &urri5
pom Iiirift2-@cfdngniB, bat orron-
girt, onB bic gar5c @eicllicboit in
einem gem0bnIiAen Baiiogierpuggon
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rcgeln0biacn 3uge ser n@nltimorc-
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lpilie &eruln0te DER obcn cru16nten
bier Wtdnner batten gcplnnt, Oiciels
ben mad @lonnoSpille SIT begleitcn
inO cincn %ullnnn @aggou iiir Die
6o6rt 5u mictben. Die 9lusfiibrlmg
oieic9 NIonc2 miro jeoocb nid)t BON
Scr Neb6r0e 8cItattet neroen. ,{e0er
ser bier l}duner lit jll elmer @elo,
bitbe BON $4,000 mO 3peii16riger
,}udtGulabait perltrtbeilt.
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SSnnOrrdarc 9aGc Gci gla6ma.
Serbittet Sipbtberia f!

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246 g9eftt7. Girabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

@orihorL 9luiiiih @olcll 6. 6c-
brlor. 9}uGri6tcn ans aoli3j itel-
len Die 0orti2c Strife. SodloQc ol9
bcOcntIih 0or IS finOcn bcitdnoige
Gonilittc 5wiihcu ocn 2rbcitcrn uuO
DEM O}iIit0r itott. 3luon5i0 Strifer
iinO NctoOtct mo uielc on0cre per
nltt0ct Dor0cu.
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. obnOcrfebr NIT Hort
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5c6ruor (8eripdtct ilbernlittclt.) -
Gbincicn, Die bier ongctomncn iin0,
meloen, o0B 6ic jopnniide 8ciubrng
Uon Sioo-2)ong MIR ans 200 @enOnr.
men lnO EoliSiItcu 6cItebt, ood) tie.
gen 5000 Mnnr Sulppen in oen be.
nahbnrtcn 0oriern inr Quartier. Die
b0beren Cfii5ierc boben ibrcn 93obn.
lib III Der Gicnbnbnitution, no ein
grobe2 @roUinnt- un0 OilnitionS-
Icpot ciI1cri6tct lit. llngeGcllrc
.Q|cugcn bon 9iei9, 6iibcn, 3uder etc.
iinO BORT oltigcipcidcrt
Qic Giicnhnbn BON Eort 9lrtbur
nad 2oo.Dnn9 lit in imocit0rten
@ctricbc. Sdglid fobrcn 5ebn 9a6n.
}il1c BON jc 10 @o0gon9 bin mo ber.
Die }pcite 9obnltredc, melcbe bic So.
paner pom Onlu-9iiuer nod Siuo-
'Yand anlcgen lailen, lit nod tidt
poaenOet. Su3wiid)en boben Die So-
poner cine ihnlalipurige Eferoebobn
eingcridtet
9uropatfin's Wieloungen.
Nctcr9 buro, 6. 6c6r. Scnc.
raj aurcputfin mcI0ct in elmer pom
). .5ebruor Oatirtcn Gepeihe:
Gin nliiiibe9 TctndIclnent mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

Gaonab 6 o.. 0eiusgurfl SD babe ucine
Stinocr 9egen 9ip6lberia uno enarIa6,Sie6er
neIDiltt, inbem i'd iBneu S9re Wlcoi3tn geaebru
babe.
5bre 8u 9ant bcrpfIi6tete
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llu oe9lchl0cll ellle" Eroolll}lo'rIu
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nos 0,otcr3 oh 7os rcrhtc Grh, Soc.
iclbcn m,trOc Nrrh cinc SIloc( inter.
balb Oca Anicc2 }crIdncttcrt. 2llbcr.
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icbirtr noh Suntoitic. Nu6lf N}cilcn
iiiOmcItlidl uou Si6onbou. Cic ,\opo-
ucr luurOcn 81 Sontoitic uuO Soora.
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Large Florida Pineapples, each 1Oe;
per doz., $l.10.
Juicy Lemons, per doz., Zoe.
New Potatoes, per peck, SIC.
Radishes or Onions, punches SC.
Spinach, per peck, &c.
Pieplant, 5 lbs, &c.
Fancy Hot House Cucumbers, &c.
New Cabbage, each, &c.
Valley Creamery Butter, per jar,
$1.14.
Sweet Butterine, 2 lbs, 25c.
Rich Wisconsin Cheese be.
White Clover Honey, lib. combs
1211ac.
Strictly Fresh Eggs, per doz., Ice.
Green Grape Jelly, large 15c glasses
each 7e; per doz., SOC.
30c LARGE CANS IMPORTED SAR
DIMES, 24c.
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The Spiritual Research society will
give musical entertainment in A. O.
r. .; W; hall, II Seventh street s, Sun
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Missionary Reception.

The officers of the Minneapolis dis
trict Of the Methodist Woman 8 For
el lgn Missionary society gave a recep-
ton this afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
J: W. Morrison, 2502 Pleasant avenue.
The. guests Of honor were Mrs. George
who has just return nef from Ga'1 Winter
in Mexico, and Miss Winifred Spaul-
ding, a missionary home from the Phil
ippines. Roses and ferns were attrac-
lively arranged in the parlors and tu-
lips were in the dining room. The
decorations carried out a color scheme
OF red and white. Mrs. Morrison, Mrs.
Taylor and Miss Spalding were assisted
in receiving by Mines. Fl. E. Sloan, J.
81. Kerrick, Z. W. Ensign and Van
A!nda.. The hours were from until 6
0 CLOCK.
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ELKs LODGE FINED

a satin skin secured using Satin skin
cream and Satin skin face powder. 25c.
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A BEAUTIFUL LIFE ENDED,

Mrs. Rhoda e. Lee, who died last week,
was one Of the organizers Of the little
Sunday school out Of which grew Chicago
Avenue Baptist church. Her loss is keen
ly felt in that church, in which she was
a loyal worker. 4 Mrs. Lee was, a. noble
Christian woman, whose, bright sunny dis
position endeared her to all who knew
her, and her delight was in Frightening
the lives of others by her unselfish SER
vices. She is mourned by a husband,
Charles H. Lee; a daughter, Mrs. H. S..
Blye, and an aged mother.
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parlors The entertainment is to be a
houseWarming and preparations have
been made for a pleasant social time.

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parlors The entertainment is to be a
houseWarmlng and preparations have
been made for pleasant social time.
Miss Anna Collins gave a parcel
shower last evening at her home on
Hennepin avenue for Miss Ruth Sillo-
way, bride of next week. A tiny
silken bag Of rice was given each guest,
and, using the rice for money, there was
a merry auction for the bride s cast-off
treasures. Later each guest wrote a
list of five things bride should do and
i've she should not do in the first year
Of her married life. Miss Katherine
Dibble won the prize for the best list.
Little Dorothy Collins in a white silk
frock and with wings fastened to her
shoulders played the part Of Cupid and
brought the parcels to Miss Silloway.
Supper was served in the diningroom,
where smilax and festoons of red hearts
and apple blossoms made a charming
decoration, and apple blossoms were
used in the other rooms. There were
sixteen guests.
Miss May Day, June bride, was the
honor guest at dinner which was Civ
en- last evening at the home of Miss
Bette Berg of Aldrich avenue N by
the Priscilla Girls. Lilac branches
decked the rooms and table and marked
the brides place. Covers were placed
for fourteen, and after dinner the girls
hemstitched napkins for Miss Day
Misses Almah Bragg, May Moore, Mil,
lie Stinson, Day, Agnes Flygen and
Hilmah and Hattie Berg gave musical
numbers, and games were played
The Priscilla Girls gave a theate1
party at the Orpheum last Saturday
! afternoon for Miss Day. 4a-..
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G.. ePettis of
1880 Como avenue Sc, entertained
Tuesday evening for Miss Bertha Kan.
rar. The rooms were decorated with
potted wood violets, carnations and
ferns. A. L. Parsons presented Miss
Kamrar with a box of handkerchiefs
the gift of the women present, and
with a packet Of letters containing adj
vice, from the men. A short musical
program was given and light lunch
| con was served. ...r
The nurses Of DR.. Abhott's hospita
| entertained informally few friends
| last evening at their home, 1916 Nicol
let avenue. DR.. and Mrs. Harrington
! chaperoned the young people. The
rooms were decorated with the wilc
flowers of the season The color scheme
was prettily carried out in red, white
and green. Dainty refreshments were
| served.
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beer were secured. At the formal hearing be-
fore Judge Smith. and lodge pleaded guilty to
the charge but Judge Smith, being a member
of the order, asked Judge Kelley to pass sen
tence The lodge has discarded all intoxicants
from its buffet, ginger ale being the strongest
stinulant. obtainable.
An excursion Of fourteen coaches filled with
between seven hundred and eight hundred school
children from Cerro Gordo and Worth counties
left this morning over the Central for Ames.
The trip planr.ed by the Superintendent of
the two counties, as an education for the pupils.
The day was spent at Ames visiting the state
agricultural college. A picnic dinner was en-
among the diversions
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Mrs. Alcott Honored.

The civic committee of the Improve
ment league gave luncheon this after
noon at Dayton s tearooms for Mrs. A..
n. Alcott. The affair was in the ma
ture Of a farewell to Mrs. Alcott, who
will leave the city shortly to join Mr..
very active in the work of the Improve
ment league during her stay in the
city and the luncheon was given in
recognition Of her splendid work. Cow
ers were placed for ten and white and
purple ilacs made the table beautiful.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Palestine chapter, o. E. S., will have a
charity card party tomorrow afternoon in. the
Masonic Temple. d t.
Mrs. F. Watts and Miss Ada Watts Of Bristol,
Eng, are guests Of Arth If Watts, 1926 Seven
teenth avenue s.
Northwestern people at New York hotels are
as follows: Minneapolis-Astor, G. L. Beemer
Duluth-Grand Union R. B. Quigley.
Minneapolis arrivals at Holland house. New
York for the week were: L., Fletcher Miss
Fletcher, H. H. Eliel and A. W. Morrison.
Banner lodge, No. 22 D. of H., will give re-
eeption Thursday evening. June s, in the lodge
hall, II Seventh street S, in honor of the grand
lodge Il
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In Our Market.

Hind Quarters Milk Lamb, zoe.
Front Quarters Milk Lamb, Ice.
Choice Veal Roasts, 10c to lie.
. Veal Stew, &c.
Shoulder Roasts of Young Lamb, lie.
Gulf Shrimps, per Of, 35c.
Three lbs. Lamb Stew, 15c.
Calves Liver, 1Sc.
Choice Sirloin Steak, 15c.
Mcmillan s Sugar Cured Hams, lie.
Smoked Halibut, 1sc.
Premium Boiled Ham, 25c.
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This evening the young people of the
G. E. S. of the First Congregational
church will give social in the church
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-26

MASON CITY, IeWA.-Judge Kelley of the
Of this city to pay a fine Of $500 for keeping
q nuisance. This Is the outcome of the raid
made some weeks ago by the deputy sheriff in