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THE STOCK MARKET.
Great Activity Still Churacterizes tn
Southern Nevndas.

Yesterday was an extremely dull day on the
Stock and Bond Exchange, even for this quiet
season and there were no variations worth
talking about.
The Comstock shares were dull and not ma
terially changed.
Many thousand shares of Southern Nevada
mining stocks changed hands during the day
with the whole list strong as a rule and the
general tendency toward still higher quotations
This district alone redeems the local stock
market from practical summer stagnatien.
The session OF the San Francisco Stock Ex-
change Will be cut short tomorrow give
more time the dedication ceremonies, which
commence at noon.
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cannot Find Her Husband.

Mrs. J. NJ. Tannert called at police
headquarters yesterday afternoon and
asked for assistance in locating her
husband. o. E. Tannert. a basketmaker.
She left Adelaide. Australia. on July
8. and arrived here last Monday, ex-
pecting to meet her husband ut be
was not at the train He had written
for her to come 10 this city. but gave
no address She Is al present at the
Young Women's Christian Association
rooms at 1883 O'FarrelI street
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods.

FLOUR-California Family Extras s4G5G
$40. usual terms: Bakers Extras. 81 40674 70:
Oregon and Washington. 50 50G4 per barrel.
FARINACEOUS GoODS-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour. S3 25 per 100
lbs; Rye Flour. ss.T5: Rye Meal. $3.50: Rice
Flour SIS: Corn Meal. s2.15; extra Cream do.
So. 75: Oat Meal 81 5064 70: Oat Groats s4T5;
Hominy. 81. T534: Buckwheat Flour. 81 50M
40: Cracked Wheat: S3T5; Farina. 81. 80;
s76s; in sacks. ss5077.5 80; Rolled Wheat.
bbs 81 60; in sacks. s410: Pearl Barley Sc;
Split Peas boxes. $3.50; Green Peas. $3.50 per
100 pounds
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Boy Thief Arrested.

James Btggins. Is years of age, was
arrested yesterday and booked at the
Mission police station for a public in
stitution. The police say that Biggfns
is a confirmed thief and has been often
In trouble. He is now accused OF hav-
ing stolen three bicycles in this city
and one in Oakland. He also stole two
suit cases from tents on PotrerO ave-
nue.
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Northern wheat Market.

OREGON
PORTLAND. Aug. e.-WHEAT-Club Gec
blue stem. Tic; valley. T19T2c: red, 66G67c
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Aug. .-WHEAT-Unchanged. ex
port blue stem, T1ei club. 69c; red, 66c
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Provisions,

All descriptions remain as before quoted. with
prices firm and the general situation fayoriny
sellers.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. I41dc per ID for
heavy. 144c for light medium. l5hc for light.
Ice for extra light and 22@23I5c for sug6r-cured;
Dry Salt Sides. I3c; Bellies, 13hc; East
ern Sugar-Cured Hams. IT@IIAc; California
Hams. Ice; Mess Beef. 50 per bbi: extrh Mess,
extra clear. S23; Mess, Sl9i Pig Pors, SIG;
Pigs Feet, s5; Smoked Beef, l4c Per ID,
LARD-Tierces quoted at i5c for California
compound, Sc for Eastern compound and ike
for pure: half-barrels, pure. l2c; 10-lb tins.
l2lac; 5-lb tins, l25sc; Bib tins, 12#c
COTTOIENE=One half barrels o54c: three
half barrels. 9%c; one tierce, slsc; two tierces.
3Ssc; five tietces. 9Ac-
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Cash quotations were as
Ioa14c; No. 2 red. 7214 a73Ne: No. . corn,
5'tei Mite no; :, geSw asn Slc No Osts; soe No
rye, SIC: good feeding barley 36c: fair to
choice mating. 42G4sc; No. fax seed 81 OK:
10 10. l Sorthwestern. Sl.10t5: short-ribs sides
lard per 100 lbs, $s.65: short clear sides
lbo1ed), $s-5f y 995o; whisky, basis of high
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PouItry and Game.

The Poultry market In good shape for
sellers. there being a steady call for all de-
scriptions, and the receipts, which were about
up TO the average. cleaned mp wei at satissac-
tory prices. Buyers becoming more numer-
Gus and competition keener every day and the
market is naturally beaedting thereby.
POULTRI-f'er dozen; liens. 81. .50636 80 for
large and $4@5 for small; old Reosters
$3,50d450; young BOOSTERS. S65097.50 for large
end S5G6 for small; Fryers. So .50G4. 30; Broil-
erS, S2Gl3.50; Pigeons. slG1.25: Squads s.. .a51
l.5o; Ducks, si.5o955o; Geese, $l.25Ql.5O per
pair.
(5AAfF.-Nominal
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Dried Fruits and Raisin..

FRUITS-Apricots. 14@l6c per lb Evap-
GRATED Apples. spot. 81 9i0c; Peaches. SGloc:
i0Gllc; Figs, White. -. @4c; pitted Piums.
7gy1se: Prunes, 2A @2f.c FOR future delivery.
RA1SlSS-l906 crop-seeded 4l2gOc; Loose
crown respectively; Seedless. 31c; seedIess
Sultanas. DC; Thompson Seedess, &c for un-
bleached and sGIlc for bieached; Imperial
clusters. 6-crown. 81 so; Dehesa, clusters, s.
crown, 80; fancy clusters. 4-crown, S150; Lon
don Layers. 3-crown. 81; London Layers. 2-crown.
pOc
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Eastern Livestock Market.

market strong. Beeves. So 75d6. GO: cows s,di
neiters, Sll5Q5.25: stockers and feeders 50 5S
44oozo; westerns, S3.eo95.65; calves. S4.75a
Hogs-Receipts. $1,000: tomorrow. u ooo.
G.421s good heavy, s6GG 80: rough besyr e go "a
g9so, hight. ss.I5q6.45; pigs. s.. 20l6' 10:
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000: market steaar
Sheep. $S.25d54o; lambs, s4T5G7.75. 's'
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York sroner Market

NEW YORK. Aug. e.-Money on csn firm
- > Ter cent ruling rate. s per ceut; closing
DC -. offered al 8 per cent
-li1e Eoans--F irme-. Sixty DAYS : per cent;
1i.ety days. ~ gass per cent; six months, =
d per cent.
a me mercantile paper-5Iz G5st per cent.
-ril1g eNeasnSe-Neak, al s. 500 for de-
rates, s. S. and s. SC
Bar silver-65Ssc
Mexican dollars-5O5gc
Bonos-S0Yernnents and railroaas steady.
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Northern business.

SPOKANE, Aug. 9.-clearings. s52i,7T2: bal.
ances. Sl4.
SEATTLE; aug. s.-clearings, s., ,41e, go; bal
PORTLAND: Aug s.-clearings. s7a1. $50;
TACOMA. Aug. 9.-CIesrfpRs s6Sl 15a- hal
ances SS3. I2S. ''' va
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Renns and Seeda

All quotations remain unchanged yesterday
ana the market was devoid of new feature
BEANS-Per ctl: BayoS. 81. 50G3 co: Pea.
nominal at So 50el3 10: small White, So 20M3 30.
large White S240G2 60: Pink, 81 90d2 10: Red
50; Lima 81; Red Kidneys. rs; Blackeye
S.. .40n5 50 Butter, nominal,
SEEDS-Brown Mustard 50 7564: Yellow
Mustard, So. .2503 80; Flaxseed. $3.50; Canary
866lze; Alfalfa I2Ac; Rape. = 44c: Timothy
5c Hemp. 565Ae per lb; Millet, 3hc Broom
Corn Seed, S2oQ21 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niles. nominal; Green Peas
So 5O@2 as per ctL
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Hides. TalIow, Wool and Hops.

HIDES-Cnlls and brands sell about N61c
under quotations. Heavy Salted Steers i3c:
heavy and lac for light: Stags sac: Salte,l
Kip. i3c saited Veal. l4ise; Salted Calf, I4hc;
dry Hides 2o1lc; dry Kip. zoe; dry Calf. 24e:
Sheepskius gilearings, 20349c racli Snort
Wool 5gGlT5c each; medium. 90eMSi. 10; long
Wool. 81 2y42; Horse Hides. salt. SOS. % for
5Oc for Cots Horse Hides. dry S2GIa 25 for
large and $1500l.75 for medium. 81 - for
small and soc for Colts Bnckskins-Dry AIexi-
American 571ac Gaatskins--prilne Anguras
75c; extra large do. 81. 20; large. 55c; medium
5uc: small Soc
TALLOw-No. / rendered, 4A04Ec In bbis:
in cans and drums, R.e less; No. :, sh@ic;
Grease. 36t3i.c.
WooI~spsius c.ip-san Joaquin and South.
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THE COPPER STOCKS.

Numerous buying orders in Allonez advanced
the price over two points. No action was taken
the Greene Copper dividend
HOUGHToS. Mich, Aug. e.-The drive pipe
az Allouez No. . shaft reached a ledge at a
depth Of eighty feet. after which formation was
drilled into depth Of twelve feet. thoroughly
establishing its identity. with which comes the
complete elimination Of the troubles in this
direction To length Of oFerburden TO be pene-
trate by this shaft
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO. Aug. 9---on the Produce Exchange
ioday the butter market was arm: creameries
csses included. 14Gl6c; hrsts Ice: prime Arsts
lsci extras 2Oj9c. Cheese. frm,, ilaIaLc,
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New YORK Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. Aug. e.-FLoUR-Receipts,
I9. 500 barrels; exports. 1900 barrels; market
steady. with better inquiry
NHEAT-Receipts, IA. 800 bushels: exports
%. 600 bushels. Spot irregular; No. red. TTisc
elevator and 795Sc +. Q. b. ahoat; No. / NORTH
ern Duluth. s5c I. o. b. anoat No. hard yfn-
ter SO1zc (. o b. ahoat- A higher opening in
wheat today. due to covering. was followed by
severe declines. which continued up TO the last
hour. This weakness resulted from liquidation.
large receipts clearing Northwest weather and
prospects for a bearish Government report. Raj
lying late on export sales. the market closed
stesGy al 4 &c net decline. May closed 81 1sc.
September IsSsc and December at S2hc.
1IOPS-Steady-
PETROLEU M-Steady.
UIDES-Sfeagy-
WO0I.-Quief.
cOFFEE-spot Rio. steady; No. invoice.
Sstc; mile. steady; COrdova. 9d12I&c. The mar
ket for coffee futures closed steady at net
advance OF 5MI5 points Sales 90 300 bags.
September. 7.O5c: December. T.I51 u .20c. March.
7.5oa 40c: May, 7.406t7 55c July 1900 Doe.
SUGAR-RAw. drm. fair refining 3%c: cen
trifugal. % test, 37sc: molasses sugar, l-l6e5
3skc: refined steady
BrTTER-Firm. Street prices; Extra cream
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Condition of the Trensury.

WASHINGTON. Aug. e.-Todsy's Treasury
statement: Available cash balances. SI62, ,Soo,-
3z6: gold coin and bullion. sl05. $40. .533: gold
certificates. 81, ,493. $50.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
ST. Louis Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS. Aug a-WoOI-Ste,dr. r,od,r,,
grades, coTnbing and clothing. 23d2sc: light dne
lsg22c; heavy fine, l4G1Tc; tub-washed. s2G
Ssisc.
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California stock and OIL Exchange.
Mining stocks.
xcHANGE.
Informal Sessions.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Regular Morning and Informal Sessions.
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ern. 12Glsc; Northern. 1s@2oc: Humboldt and
Mendocino. 2215 @24c; Middle County, 16g19e;
Nevada. 11919c per ID.
HoPs-11a al3dc for 1905 and 13G15c for
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London Closing Stocks.

Bar EllVer-Sfeady; 30 3-l6d per ounce.
Money! per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is 2& per cent and for three months
bills 3 per cent.
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Golden Terra. 80
GOldyke Reef.
Johnnie Cons. Is
Interstate
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OAKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE.
Morning Session.

OAKLAND. Aug. 9.-Follosving were the sales
and closing quotations today on the Oakland
stock and Bond Exchange:
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informal Sessions.

200 Julia ........ o5l 500 Yellow Jacket. IA
200 Justice 06
Regular Afternoon and Informal Sessions.
800 Belcher ..... 22l 100 ophir -;;;..s. A. A.
200 Confidence -. e0i 200 Silver Hill 81
100 Con Va II Co. So 500 Yellow Jacket IA
500 Con Va NJ Co. SIS
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. Aug. 9-1o:so Z

UNITED STATES BONDS.
BID Az RI.
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SENTIMENT VERSUS FACT.

A certain magazine, presumably pop
ular, in announcing change Of man
agement. prints most extraordinary
manifesto Of its new policy. It's edi-
tors believe in the vision of promise.
They hold that the inspiration of SEN
timent is highest and that the poetical
views win prevail where other meth
DDS fail. They are ayowedly optimists.
defying the fact that optimism, Ike
pessimism. necessarily is variation
from the truth. Forgetting or ignor-
ing that the exact estimate only is safe,
they bind themselves to policy of en-
thusiasm, which means policy Of pre-
judice. Promising revelations Of polit-
ical corruption. the perils Of centraliza-
tion Of capital and other stereotyped
themes Of the sensational periodical,
they announce in the same breath that
the impression is superior to the fact.
This announcement is in keeping with
the methods of the periodicals foremost
in all the undertaking agitation. SEN
timent has been substituted for fact,
enthusiasm for consideration. The i'm
preston has been accepted for the
truth and poetry printed as statistics.
Like Macauley, the latterday publicist
of this school prefers neatly turned
paragraph in which the truth is dis
torted to dull sentence in which the
truth is given. As to what their con-
clusion could be, they themselves seem
indifferent Butte terMountain
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the last century, to be the workshop of
the globe, win seem like silly dream
Of the remote past,-Ex.


"
The federal meat Inspection law "A
now III force. Within few days the
new labels will hc within the reach Of
every citizen ot the United States, The
packed goods and the cuts alike must
be tabled. II used in interstate com.
meree. How viii the state, county and
city government forward the reform In
regard to meat traffic other than inter.
state, and how will that court OF last
appeal, the people, 80 about helping
themselvess II viii be interesting to
learn what percentage Of buyers In
the coming months, either read the
can labels or ask for the labels on the
cuts. The labels of themselves are
not articulate, They win not cry out,
"Come and read met" or IT am an old
label and the meat il not az, so they
stuck me up here on the shelf!' Secre.
tary Wilson merely can tab the meat;
the buyer must protect himself, --Ex.
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GERMAN DOCTRINE.

They do not fool themselves in Ger
manv about the value Of an ocean ma
rine in promoting an export trade. Ex-
port, a prominent paper devoted to
commercial matters, declares that 1t is
the excellence of the service given by
German steamship companies which has
enabled Germany to invade all parts
of the world with its products. When
the Germans know thing they act
upon their knowledge. They reached
the conclusion that Great Britain's
world power depended on her merchant
marine, and they went in for mer-
chant marine of their own. We under
stand the matter as well as the Ger
mans. but have always permitted our
selves to be frightened by the word
Subsidy If we had the courage to
take the commercial bull by the horns
and treat the ocean carrying trade pre-
ciselv as we have other industries, we
should soon have as good fleets as any
that sail the seas, and the result would
be a great augmentation of our ex'
ports, which already exceed those OF
any other nation:.-S. F. Chronicle.
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atoms each Of these minute PARTICLES being endowed with
definite electric charge NSEpARABLE FROM III,
third group hold that the corpue wholly electric and consti
material Of electricity So far however, we have nothing
better than THEORIES The truth itself has not been established
Electricity, like gravity Of the unexplained phenomena Of
nature. Who can define gravityi
Discoveries electricity will continue Ten thousand able mon
investigating and experimenting in all parts Of the world We
may have important discoveries for That happens some
times Their they follow quick succession and STARTLE MAN
KIND believe the telephone to be the greatest discovery Of tho
age We could for and for Lighting but there
substitute for the telephone Rdum, marvellous revelation Of
of the Of help clear up the mysteries which
conceal the truth concerning electricity and gravity and work
other wonders of which we little dream. ,
The inventors lot is not always happy In defending my
patents there spent from $4,000 100000 year. and
paid half of Of my pocket As happened right
into extraordinary period Of patent litigation and decisions
Paeut rights had been hameuy abused in all directions Farmers
especially had suffered churn would along to be fol-
lowed in little while by who BLACKMAILED THE
FARMER into paying damages for infringement Accordingly the
Judges the United States the other extreme and for
years. far know single patent sustained trial
of the
THE BRUSH COMPANY INTO THE VERY MIDST or This
ORGY or INJUSTICE, AND WE HAD TO FIGHT INFRNaEMENTs
EVERY INCH OF THE Way
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KEEP AN EYE ON THEM.

The South American countries need
watching. Argentina, which most Of
ia are inclined to regard as an agrl-
cultural country, without serious man
ufacturing pretensions has gone into
The business of making leather and
shoes. In the tanning industry alone
six thousand men are employed, and
the one hundred shoe factories turn
out annually about 100000 pairs,
and IN addition there are sixty factor
.ies that make alpargolas, shoe worn
largely by the natives. This is a very
ereditabe showing and justifea the as
sumption ventured by broadminded pro-
tectionists, that some day in the not
remote future, the whole world viii
have developed manufacturing ability
IL such an extent that the wild aspir.
alton Of the British Of the middle OF
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Did You ever watch the man with
nothing to dos Well. he has the hard
est job Of any one We ever studied.
Loafng and idliug time away may look
good to the man who is putting In
ten hours day for six days out Of
the week, but let him loaf for couple
Of weeks and the chances are that he
win be the most unhappy and discon-
tented man in town.
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1000 ooo 90 o o o . o o o 90
o Editorial SALAD. @
5000 5000 o o o co. Q Q Q o o

Forty years ago the seven great Lon
don hospitals spent annually for alco.
hcl $4,000 and $4,000 for milk. Now
the larger sum is spent for milk and the
smaller for alcohol. In the infrmary at
Salisbury twenty-five years ago, Sl,5oo
a year was spent for alcoholic liquors.
In 1905 it was only Sss. This l. due
10 greater knowledge Of its nature and
effects.
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Auguste Huber and Frank Huber
to c, ottershagen, warranty, lot
3, block 0, Ocean Grove. ....,.s ESQ
United States TO Louis Flnhrer, pa.
tent, Sc. Ia, Section 8, ia n,
II. N,.sttttt,t.s.'ftt. .Et.
Fred II. Moore and wife TO Patrick
Lawler. undivided l.e lot 5 In
block o; lots 7 and 8 In block
20, Warrenton ....t.,......... 400
r. r.. Wright and wife TO Mrs.
Minnie D. Wilson, warranty, lot
0, block 10, Upper Astoria. -. $500
Morning Astorian. GO cents per mont.
delivered by carrier.
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The school census gives Chicago a
population of l,7sOoOO, whereas the city
directory's estimate is 100000. We
can't help believing that there is care
lessness somewhere in connection with
these guesses.
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Almost every town has a character
who sprained his back in 1863, or
theeabouts. He is physically unable to
work, but he can sit all day on hard
box in livery stable playing checkers
while his wife chases underbreeches up
and down the wash board to keep him
in smoking tobacco and grub,
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Is there anything more exasperating
than to- have somebody who Is talking
to look over your head, or to one side
Of yu, all the time he is trying to con-
vey his thought to you. If man will
not look you in the face. while he talks,
you may be pretty sure that you will
not lose much If you turn your ears
in another direction.
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More than 100000 pieces of mail
went astray in these United States last
year, because they were not directed
well enough for the experts to decipher
the names and addresses.
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An exchange remarks that "a st.
Louis woman who was sued for pay
ment Of costly pair Of corsets, will
endeavor to prove in court that they did
not Git her snugly." St. Louis is in
Missouri, you know.
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'eYou can't tell man from Chicago
That answer won the $40
prize for the following question, "How
can you tell Chicagoan!" The sec
ond prize was given to woman from
Goshen, Ind, who said Whisper canned
meat and @look at his wife's feet!'
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As evidence that the Indian Terri
tory has reached stage of civilization
that entities her to statehood, one drug
gist Is advertising "house paint, face
paint and nose paint"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-05

New York is the second great seaport
in the world. In 1908 over nine million
tons Of imports and eight million seven
hundred thousand tons Of exports were
cleared through New York harbor.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-05

Gymnastics alone can never give that
elasticity, ease and graceful figure
which comes by taking HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets, 35c.
For sale by Frank Hart.
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The United States consumes 2G,872,-
700 barres Of salt annually or a bar
rel for every three persons in the land.
Last year it went abroad for only j.
15I,133 barrels.
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A prominent man once said, "The on
" difference between rut and grave
is the width and the depth" So don't
get into a rut, but learn how other
men do business.
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There are 90 inhabitants in Woodruff,
Wis, and there are Is saloons and one
general store. There is a closing or
dinance, but that applies to the store.
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Dress well, look prosperous, appear
cheerful. Everyone judges by appear
ances.
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During the first seven months Of this
year 70l automobiles have been i'm
ported.
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Bank Wrecker Stensland don't know
so much about 1t being Home, Sweet
Home
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Don't think about your troubles
work harder and you will forget them,
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Spain is saving large sums Of money
every day by not having Cuba on it's
hands now.
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J WEATHER.

Oregon, Washington, Idaho
Fair and warmer.
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,0|lsM, Electricity
Is Still
UndevelOped
by CHARLES FRANCIS BRUSH. One OF ~
Inventors Of Electric
Lishtina

mode Of motion in tho ether AZ light for instance
Others believe that il is composed Of copuscles or sub
atoms each Of these minute PARTICLES being endowed with
a definite electric charge INSEPARABLE FROM IT.