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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28

Maubbeinieer tel
en- paris erf9ien elm juager
9eutIder Namsns &enfen in trnntss
mem 3uitdno i'm oeutf6en &sniulat.
um cine unteridiBung gu psrlanssn.
Ser 6ausmeifter mics ibn ab. fporauf
er IGrmte uno i9impfte, fooaB Die H5os
Iiaei gu 9ilfe serufen merosn muBte.
Renten tpuroe mad beftisem Wioer~
ftano, Bel Dem err einem poliaiiten bes
Saumen burdgebifen bate, perhaftsa
Qeihenfuno anb Srans
q. Diefer Sage fpurbe nod lans
Gen, berseblidsm Sufsn Die 9si9e oss
ieit Dem iiinsIten SplOefterabeno fpnrz
los perf6punbenen 2~5iibrigen @drt>
ners{pbns 2uonig Masoalener bon
giahGtt, Mittelfranten, am Reden
ser Qanoersbofener Miibl. aufssfuns
oen. Gein Glterer Brpoer. hinton
Maeoalener, bate am felben Saet
6od5eii.
Der papt beSient ii9 Bel fee
ner Observation-Disclosures elmer soloenen
Geber, feline llnteri6rift als vppntifes
marimis1 poI5iebt er aber ftets NIT
elmer peiBen Wosel>) Teoer. bic aus
Sem Tfiisef elmer Eoube berrii6ren fon.
S1en mebrere sJabre lift od3u oiefelbs
Sober IN 9ebrau4 seueien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28

OIt1u Us
81 o m, 81. Wdrs. grabif&oF Sre.
lanb tam beute bon paris bier an unb
besab ft& nod fetnem 0oteI. epdter
befu&te er bas aneritanii&e Gonsgs
unb BITE 0Onsreeation Der propaeanba;
ben prdfetten Cardinal @otti eriu&ts
Ct. tim eine p~ripataubiena beim YapAs
~ sruirfsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28

Na9 80 Sabren nieber<
geunoen BADEN ii9 elm 8ater uno
iein Gobn in Nproot>Nsbrasfa. @or
SO Sabren purbe Dem Gbepaar CARRIER
in Wisconiin elm SDbn6en geboren.
Srei Wonate fpGter besab ii6 CARRIER
mad Dem Weiten uno iieoelte fid in
Observation-Disclosures an. no er felt oieier
3eit pobnte. Gr bate oas S9idial
BON Weib uno &inb gang aus ben @us
gen berloren. Dor Sturgeon erbielt CT
aus elmer Orti4aft in Santos einer
Brief, Der nit nSobn CARRIER" geaei9s
net tpar. Der iunge CARRIER bate in
elmer 3eitune cine fur5e Hoti5 iiber
feinen Batter selefen unb na9oem er
auf feinen Brief Die Mntnort befoms
men bate, Dob er fid nidt setduf9t
babe, mo9te er fi9 auf bie @eiie gu
ieinem 0ater.
&f NIT Witbfab E.
DIS unldnsft Der Nep 0orfer 9anbs
lingsreifenoe Sarpep Sadfon In einem
8ugep BON Srbenton. Ya., nad
Younsspias. pa., our9 einen elm
famen Walo fubr; fprans plDblia cine
Wilofobe bon einem 8aume auf Den
G6oob bes Wannes, unb Sadfon batte
taum 3eit, fein Saf6enmefer gu
| aieben un6 es su Dffnen, als Die MIoz
fabe ibm f6on Geiiht uno &Orper aers
fleiidte. Gs selans linn i4lieblid,
Dem Sbiere mebrere Slide al berieben,
Biz es pl0Blih tobt in ben Wasentafter
binunterfief. 8as pferb mar mtttler.
peile ourheegangen unb Sadipr
fonnte es erif in YounsspiIe anbalten
Sadfon purbe f6limm. aber MID
lebenssefdbrIi9 perleBt.
ei6e q t n
g a II m. Mls fiirsli4 in Der WdBt
BON Wiuiumstpn, 80. 3d., eine Quan
titGt Nitroslbeerin erplooirte. mar eli
$. 9. aerr, Der Subrmann 6es Wa
gems, set06tet porben. Man fonnt
na9 Der grploion ni9ts tp.iter boz
Der 2ei1e finoen, als einise Stid4el
6leifd, uno oa man glaubte, bab Die
Ole einSigen l1sberreite 6es @erunsliid
ten ieien. tpuroen lie gum 8esrdbnil
mad Obio gefdidt. Dieter Sage fan
man jebo9 feline etpas perftiimmelt
leihe auf einem Baume ettpa 700 Tu'
BON Der 11ngliidsffeIe. Oie 2eihe ma
offenbar our9 ste Rraft Der grploiior
burd Die 2uft sefdleubert porben un
mar in Dem @eGfte zines Baumes ban
gen seblieben.
&fnoeSraub q I'm 9 ROB
Mls bic 2et4e elmer 5rau Warre
S9ottif9 In Wetcome. Wis., In
@rab seientt tpuroe, ma9te Der gefdis
6ene @atte Der Weritorbenen, Elm pets
, Douns, inter Beihilfe mehrere
Greunbe etnen Werfu9. feline beioe
SDbne Inn Otter bon eff un6 atpDl
Sabren. iptlde fih unter ben 2eiotrt
genben befanoen, an entfibreu. 6
entftan0 Elm Rampf un0 es selan
youre, ben Glteften Gnbn in fetne
@efib au betommen, bod mif8te Fl
: Die poliaei binein. INN bic 4tnber |
, Gepabrfam 5u balten. Bis oos Gerid
eine Gntf4eibuns trifft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28
3 d b q I.

0apton, o.. ~. Mdra. in
GOIse bes Regeus unb bes 8bauwetters
finb Der Riamt. 6lub Wolfe greei,
Wab.5Iub unb eti0mater aus ibrer,
l1fern eetreten anb bnben tiefer aelesens
Orte wte gsansptae. Riamisburg,
Germantown tbeilmeife tber@wemmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28
ERIE & WESTERN R. R
...Eahraeit Der 8lae.

...Sabr3eit Der 3nge...
Abfabrt Anfun
EoIebo. gsteaep nnb Ripisnn grpreS.-t z.lS t1o.n
Z oIebo, Detroit uuh Gbieaso BIN ......sla.so s.as
Ri6aaax gtip, Daneis u. Safarsttee pI- 4 7.ao flo.fS
. tdaIiA 4onnfaqs. au~8aeupmneu
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28

Stem Dorf: rHpnbam" bon @otterbam;
.Waine" BON 2onbon; r2aiier
@il6elm II" nod Bremen; ,6Io.
riba" mad NeapsI; vSrabe" nod
Bremen.
9alifar: vNumician" bon 2iberpool
unb @lasgotp.
Gibraltar: p&omanie" bongoFon na9
Neapel unb Genoa.
Scilp: .2roonlanb" bon Stem Sort.
Wa-ieiQes: .@alabria" bon NemOort.
sponep, q. e. 3d.: .Norrangi" bon
Baneouber.
2onbon: Winnetonta" bon New Dorf
@brifinia: r6e0igolab" bon @open.
hagen nod Hew Dort.
Bremen: rBranbenburs" nod 0alti.
more.
2iberpoof v@armanta" nod Nem
Dort bio Queenstonut ,9ate
@bamplain nod 9alifar unb ct.
Sobn, q. Q.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28
Hublane.
3 u n b . u m q.

3aruno . O..
st. petersburq. 81. Wdr,.
Solte bic Dunno pioer aaes grtuartea
liberale ober gar rebulutirndre slim.
ttting 3ei9en. 10 tuirb ibre sIuf6fung
3tustfelos fOfOrt srfolesn. Gin bober
ruifi&er Staatsbsamter bat bies benz
ct. yetsrsburaer Yertreter ber2onboner
pGailp Mail" sssentibsr often 3use.
Ssben. Der @spdbrsmann ertldrts,
EoaB Der 3ar 3tuar bic a5f9t babe, f@
ben Wiuen oes Bottles In allen staden
gu bsugsn uno fel6ft bic 3rone nieber-
lsger1 tptiroe. tpenr hes g~eforbert tuer.
ben iolte. aber nidt Sulben tonne, bab
oas gan3e &saierungsesbdube umse.
ftOBsn tperbe. Wenn Die Dunno ber-
iu4en iOnte. f9 aIs fonfitutiomirenbe
Wsriammlung 3u Organifren, tuerbe Re
lsbsnfads bur9 bte Yaionstte Der @ar.
osre9imenter ~ausinanber getrieben tuer=
ben.
WttteIeibenb.
ST. petersburq, 81. Mdrs.
Der f4On oft ssmeloete uno itets
prompt oementirte &Hdtritt Witte's
bhrfte in ben nd9fsn @o9en bod
Sbatia&e tuerbsn. Der premisr if 10
f3psr lsioeno, bob iein bOaftdnbiasr
3afammenbrud jsben augsnblif er.
fOlgen tann. Seine abR9t if es, auf
ieinem pOften ausSubarrsn, bis Die nit
10 trtben gefar9tunser ertuartsts erite
SumasS ibung oortibsr if. absr fein
3ufano beri9limmert Ra 3uiebsnb. ba
er fi& abIOlut nitt i9onsn mill unb
faf Sag unb Ra9t on feinem pulte
subrin9t.
" duber bergiftet.
Marf9 q II. ~. Mdrs. Shbii9e
Branntweinbdnoler bon HouOminsf,
bic In Der lsBten 3sit tpiebsrbolt bon
Strnbenrdubsrn tbsrfallen unb arsge-
pliinbert uorben inb, baben Ra9e at,
ben Banbiten sstbt. Mls bic SanbIer
fi& Dor eini9en $a9sn pieber nit elmer
Wagsnlaoung S&naps auf Der Gabrt
BON @ari&au nod ibrem 6eimatborte
b~efanben, iebten He eiusrt Der SdKer
@tft su. Wie he eruartet batten, mute
ben fe riatis tpieber angefalen. Cine
garoe bon Strol9en nabm ibnsn ihre
gan3e 2abung ab. Nun Rnb a9t Der
Rerle an benz peraifteten Branntuein
sefforben uno ftnf anoere Iiesen auf
ben Bob barnieber.
6tIfe Il O runbbefiber.
ct. petersbura.2 ~. M6ra.
Mit 40 sesen Is Stimnten bat Der
&ei&sratb bsuts bsi9loRen. ben bur9
bic Bauernunruben bes lebten Sabres
i9msr gef6dbieten @roBsrunbbeRbern
nit 10, 600, 900 &ubeI untsr ois Mrme
3n qreifen. Die Darleben ioDen i'm
2aufe bon biersis Sabren surfidbe3ablt
tperben unb brauneu Big 1910 nt6i
ber3tnf au tueroen.
!, WabIen.
>, Wostau, q. Mdr3. Dte Mr.
/, better In Der probin3, auberbaIb Wos'
fau's, haben 4 SostaIbsmotraten. a
fpnfituttcnele 9smofraten unb ] Der.
treter Der 9anbsIss uno Snoufrie'
partsi eepdblt.
. Maftatoren berbatet
Wttau, 81. Rdrs. Gin Subenl
: asitatorsu tpurbe beute Bier perbafte
uno ben Militdrbsbbrbet CUR PRO
wifruns iib~eraeben.
=, Betstrter belohnt.
g t. petersburg, ~. Wdr3
Ser Gar bat Geo Sifbamirof, be
fir3li& Elm BUD 3ur 8ertbeioigung be
autOtratie perbHsntIi&te. elm flberne
. $intenfaB geidentt.
nj Sifbamfrpf mar frfher elmer be
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28
Epaniem.
Or arottoz9 oneren3.

aIeeciras. 81. Mdr3. Die
amsritaniit den Sele9aten tuurosn beuts
bon ibren aOuesen au sinsm gor-
i6laes bselhdmanidt Der bsfimmi
f9eint bic aOnferens gu einsm grsif-
barren &siultats gu fhbren.
RAD Dem amsritaniI9sn BLAME lou
Der su ernennenbe marotfanii4e poli'
seiinipsttor glsidssiiig on ben Sultan
n b oas bipIomatif9e 3orps in San=
ger beri9tsn. Ser Sultan uno au4
bns biplamatii6e aorps fOasn oas
&e6t baben nnteriu6un9en ar;noro=
nsr oh bic gei9life Der aonferens
nusssfibrt uno bic ausldnoiidsn Sn-
tereKen unpartsiii9 bebonoelt weroen.
gepor 5srr Mbite bieien plan benz
Qomit. borlsets, ma9te er bic am
Meifsn babel intsreifrtsn tSelesatsn
oamit betannt.
Die britii9en, italisnif9en unb rui.
Fi9sn 9slseatsn srtldrten ft9 c5ne 80.
germ nit oemIslbsn einbsrfanoeu uno
peripra6en i'm nit allen 2rdften 81
rntsrfibsn. Sobann tuaHote 6err
@bits F9 an bic frana6Fi9en unb
bsutihsn 9slssatsn. bic ben plan fhr
prattii9 srtldrtsn uno In i1ren &egis'
runssn borsulegen berfpra8en. beren
3ufimmung faf f9er let.
DDS 2omits Bat ben plan fsirem
8ori6lase sinusrlsibt, Der fpdtsr Der
bolsn aonfersns prdisntirt murbe. bic
i'm Biz gum gintrshen Der 3ufims
muns Jranfrsi9's propiforif& on.
rnbm.
Inter ben Selseaten berri&t cine
isbr esbobene Gtimmuna, bic beutfasn
unb fran36Ff9en murben aufamrien
anf Der 0eranba TIRES 6otrls photo.
srapbirt.
Die Qonfsrens tpirb Sonneriag eine
Sibung balten. Sh3pii&en uiro bas
Romite beri9isosne ein3slbsiten rsssln.
atgseiras, 81. Mdrs. Sas
3omits Der MarotfO-3 onfersna bat ben
8srt zines paraarapbsn borbereitet.
Der, ME man ertuartet. bic 8aRs fur
cine 8erfnbarung fber. bte poli3st.
fraee bilosn riro.
Die amsritanii9sn 0slsaatsa baber
cine 2lauisl fir bic gereinbaruug emit
tucrftn. bic ben msiffbetbeilisten Dele.
satsn annebmbar III unb bonn Romit'
~qene6niiot tuurbs. Die Qlauiel BE-
ftimmt, oaB bas biplomatii&e Rorp!
3u Sanaer 8sri9te hbsr bic 8bdtigfei
Der poIi3ei srbalten fO0. nm fi&er 81
MAIDEN, bnB bic gntidsioun9en be-
Ronferen3 aus9efthrt uno oaB bic aus
ldnbii6sn SntsreKen unpartsiii9 be
banoeIt weroen.
Die 3onfsrens tpirb beute ein
Sibung baItsn, UNI ben tleusn Dor
f&la9 su prifsn.
S66ere 36IIe.
R b b, 81. Wdra 9as Ni
niaerium bat bsf9loReh, am 1. Mpri
sinsti reuen 3Oltarif au per6Hsntli9en
Der am 1. Suli In 2raft trstst, iou.
9ur9 b%snisl6en tpsrbsn bsionbsr
amerifanii6e prebufte betrofsn, b
bic 36le nuf WaI9insn. MsbI, @ei
ssn, Wais, petrpleum uno DoImaare
erb6bt uerosn; bic auf gtien I'M
Stabl tperbsn berabsefeBt.
Senti9Ianb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28
Sentf9Iano.
Glptten b bgef.

Berlin. q. Wdrs. @d6renb
Der beutisen Debate I'm Rei9stage hbsr
has 6lottsnbuogst unteritibte Der Gem
trumsfi6rer Spain oie %%egterung. CT
fagte, gsutidlanb babe oamit 80 re4s
men, bab Die 5Iottsn 6rantrei@s uno
grosbritannisns Der ma&ienben beut.
i3sn Jlotts gesentibsrfdnoei1 uno ftigte
hin3u:
.Wir mthen uns auf ben etano'
puntt fslsn, BOB Der 5eino au Rberles
gen bat, Oh g tlus III Deutf9lanb ans
suereifen ooer ni4t. Der Rei&stdg
icate bte gorlase obne 36sern anneh'
men,"
Der t~onierbaiibe Baron b. Ri9tbos
fen iagte. bic Station fei BON Der Not6.
uennigteit elmer beutf9sn 6lotte iiber.
ssust. gs fei unm6aIi@ RoIoniaIpoIi.
politit gu treiben. tuennt He ni4t bon
elmer 6tutte unterfttt perbe.
6lottenietreidr Aomiral 9lrpit faste.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-05
IT WAS INEVITABLE.
~%%~~~~~~V~e~~% . .

The Portland Seattle road goes into
the former city over its chosen route
despite the objections of its rivals. Thi:
is as it should be, and the vote of the
Chamber of Commerce there, 200 to 2
in favor OF conceding the bridge fran
chise, is a direct blow to the dominance
of the rule OF corporate power in Port"
land, the vital source OF all opposition.
not only at Portland but all over the
state. 1t has become proyerb that
Portland is absolutely governed by the
transportation concerns centering there.
and this single rebuff is cheerful sign
OF rebellion that will help to disproye
the compromising story OF her submis
sion to this power, if it shall be follow
ed closely by another act confrrnatory
and conclusive. The Hill lines are just
as valuable to Portland a. the Hartman
lines, and are entitled to the same scope
of concession and consideration, and it
they are to get it, and the city shall
release herself from the thrall OF the
one line that has practically controlled
her for years past, there is hope that
the lesser communities of the state,
tributary to its metropolis, may receive
direct and immediate benefit by reason
OF the release from this selfish and pre-
datory domination.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-05
EASY TO BLACKEN.

A missionary from Rutland, VI, whc
had heard Of the great miekeducss OF
Louisville. Ky. sent the following re-
quest to the postmaster ot the home
oi Bourbon;
Send me list OF the uusayed men
and women OF Louisville
The postmaster in return forwarded a
city directory, saying that it contained
the names OF 100000 people who needed
regeneration and advising the pruner Of
the vineyard TO come at once with a
set OF sharp knives
The incident is typical OF the view
taken by many eyangelists of the moral
turpitude OF certain communities. Give
II dog bad name, etc. National humor
concerning the capacity OF the average
kentucky man for the consumption of
good whisky has led people in other sec
tions to believe that every kentuckian
is addicted to the use OF liquor. As a
matter of fact, local option laws have
made more than half the counties OF
the state prohibition, and the prohibi-
tion party cast lis largest vote there
last fall.
Space writers and noyeists have pic.
tured Butte as an overgrown, abandon.
ed frontier mining camp, and eyangelsts
have descended upon us with offers of
salvation. As q matter of fact, Ameri.
cans are pretty much the same wher.
ever you find them. There is vice and
crime in every large community in the
world. The average evangelist, like
him who has so kindly offered to re-
generate Louisville, makes his first mis-
take in generalization. - Butte Inter.
Mountain
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-05
COllusiVe Divorces
And Remarriades

BY JUDGE ALPhoNsH CLEARWATER New
lE proportion of divorces marriages and remarrages
defiance of law is astounding and indicative only of
~ contempt for law, but of DECADENCE AND DEGRA
DAIlON, lowering of standards and IDEALS which do
pressing The most dsheanng feature of these coue divorces
and illegal remarages that by far the larger number of them
people who by virtue of their standing and Difference to the
ancient and lofty maxim of nobesse obge SHOULD BE EXEM
PLARS the less fortunate but idea of this character for one
moment Influences their conduct.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-05
SUCCESSION OF DEPUTIES.

1t is getting to be quite political
cult nowadays to assume the justice Of
the claim that chief deputy in pub.
lie office is the one, logical successor OF
his principal There are many excel
lent reasons for the maintenance Of such
theory, among them the administrative
equipment of the deputy, his extended
acquaintance with the clientele, the
methods, the data, the scope of the
Office, and Of its authority and respon-
sibility; and his familiarity with de-
tails, people, accounts, dates and other
elements Of the business done there.
This is all plain and reasonable, but it
lacks the essential of Popular choice"
and the freedom of the appointiye func
ton, etc, and has the tendency toward
rotation in office that is not in accord
with republican institutions. 1t is a
question as old as the hills, end is re.
'iyed periodically, and perhaps will
never be laid, until an amended pri-
mary law shall intervene to finish it as
pretended rule Of political action. The
good and capable, citiz'n should meet
no barriers in his aspiration to hold
office, AMI he, probably. never will meet
any.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-05

contained in ice cream, twin babies
poisoned by tormaljchyde used to pre-
serve milk, and hundreds Of persons
poisoned by beer manufactured from
glucose, in the manufacture of which
sulphuric acid made from arsenic bear.
mg mineral has been used, Bills like
that now pending in Cougres, tor pub
lie inspection and control of foods is OF
vital Importance in the preservation OF
the human family from the mercenary
and conScicnecless makers Of adu,tcr
ts--Corvallis Times.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-05

English Guide-The echo 'ere in these
mountains is very fine, sir.
Tourist latter shouting "Hello")-
Well, there is an echo, but it isn't in,
telligible.
English Guide-You don't understand
the language, sir. These are Welsh
mountains, y'know-Cleyeland Leader.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-05
FOR STATE PRINTER.

The undersigned announces himself a.
a Republican candidate for renomina
tion for State Printer, subject to the
decision Of the Republican voters at the
primary election, April 20.
Now serving first term. The same
courtesy that has been accorded to State
officers generally, that of a renomina-
ton, would be greatly appreciated.
J. r. WHITNEY.
Albany, Oregon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-05

"Why couldn't George Washington
tell lie at thu cherry tree" asked the
small boy.
Because" answered answered his
father, who is a rough and irreyerent
man, "he was caught with the goods"
-Wa-hington Star.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-05
KILLED BY GREED.

The murder annually of a long list Of
innocent people is resultant from the
sale of adulterated foods. In one month
recently, the following deaths were re-
ported: Four persons from eating toal-
stools mixed with mushrooms, three
poisoned by candy, three by wood al
cohol contained in lemon extract, and
many by the same substance in whisky;
-four infected by typhoid fever germs
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-05

I have been suffering for the past
few years with a severe attack of
rheumatism and found that Ballard's
Snow Liniment was the only thing that
gave me satisfaction and tended to al
leYiate my pains, March "a, 'O2. John c.
Degnan, Kinsman, Ills. 25c SOC and
$l.0O. Sold by Hart's drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-05

The President shoyeled coal under
boilers OF the battleship West Virginia
a few days ago. He has also started
a brisk fire under West Virginia Sena.
tor.-kansas City Star.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-05

A new educational table OF weights
and measures; One high school makes
two goals: four goals make one college
two colleges make one university
Charleston News and Courier,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-05

An interesting and significant feature
Of the Presidents message is to be
found in the careful, almost ostenta.
tious, industry with which it ignores
Observation-Disclosures Post.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-05
&%%v% %%~%%% .
. EDITORIAL SALAD, .
. - . . = . . . 4 . . %~%%%~e

Her fearless grief was sad to see.
We wondered why no tears she shed.
I'm glad / cannot weep" said she,
For weeping makes ones nose so red"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-05
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION.

| hereby announce myself as a can.
didate for denomination for the office
of Superintendent OF Public Instruc.
ton, and solicit the support of all Re.
publicans at the primaries, April goth.
j. II. ACKERMAN.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-05
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For GOVERNOR.

Republicans Of Oregon are hereby
informed that | am a candidate for the
nomination of Governor at the prim-
aries to be held April Goth
JAMES WITHYCOAfBE.
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FOR ATTORNEY. GENERAL.

The undersigned hereby announces
himself as candidate for reelection
to the office of Attorney. General, sub.
ject to the approval of Republican
voters at the primaries.
A. N. CRAWFORD.
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.

| hereby announce myself csndi.
date for the office OF Secretary OF State,
and ask the support Of all Republi-
cans. +. T. WRIGHTMAN.
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The American Nation
Is Living Prohigately

NY JAMES j. HILL Prsadsn OF tho Norh Railway
LIE nation at large prosperous We are cutting wild,
swath there no doubt of that Ii we got down. however
to closer examination will readily that the nation is
living PROFLlGATELY. We are selling out our natural
them fast can without building Nm in
dustres and trade relations TO TAKE THEIR PLACE when ex
haustod
1t only question of time till timber exhausted Our pub
he domain all and the nation longer that has
homes for ALL Where the rushing to our shores to
upa Not the land WE HAVE NO MORE TO OFFER
THEM. They must crowd into the cities
WHEN THIS NATION HAS sooooooo PEOPLE THEY WILL NAVE
TO SOMETHING Else THAN EXPLOIT NATURAL Rraouncra
EARN A LIVING
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POLITICAL COLUMN.

B Announcements Of candidates
, for office will be published In
B this column at reasonable rates
B for men Of all parties.
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Glow do college degrees benefit a
man:'
"They vary the monotony," answered
the scoffer by enabling him to wear in,
itials after hi, name instead Of be-
fore."-Philadelphia Ledger,
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WEATHER.

} Western Oregon and Western
} Washington--Showers
Eastern Oregon - Snow, fol-
lowed by fair.
Eastern Washington - Gener-
ally fair.
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Entered as second-claSs matter June
2s. 1908, at the postoffice At Astoria, ore
gon, under the act of Congress OF March ),
1879,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-03-30

Another black contract jumper was
jumped upon by the court yesterday,
getting years contract which he will
not get a chanoa IN 1umn