davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-14
Poniedziafek dnia Ago Stycznia 1907 r.

ably Rosya zdecydowala sic ma
nova wojne, ktorej wynik ME
moze bye watpliwym dla nikogo.
DIS sprawl przyjela ten obrot,
ze dyplomacya rosyjska zapropo-
ponowala Japonii odwolac sic do
sadu rozjemczego w Haadze.Bez-
watpienia droga ia Jest najtraf-
niejsza najponlyslniejsza dla Ro
syi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-14

garderoby swego meza. w trupiar
nj ME mogia stanowczo twierdzic
re przechowywane we worku, do
niepoznania zmienione zwloki,
So zwlokami jej meza, lecz przy-
puszcza, ze wypada uznac je "a
zwloki mega i zabrac je do Chi
cago, ably je tam pochowac.
New York, IA stycznla. = Up
ton Sinclair, znany powszechnie
pisarz socyalista, uwaza E. H.
Harrimana, Roosevelta Carne-
giego "a trzech najwiekszych, no
woczesnych socyalistow. Sinclair
przebywa obecnie pod Englewood
N. J., ma za}ozonej przez siebie
kolonii, wraz z As swymi zwolen-
nikami. Zapewnia, re bardzo mu
jest dobrze w jego otoczeniu.
Hoboken, N. Y, IA stycznia.
Henry Schnellberger zastrzelii
zone, pomimo prosby 11letniej
coreczki, azeby ME pozbawial
many zycia. Kiedy nastepnie
dziecko ukleklo modllo sic, pia-
czac, ojciec sam sobie odebra} zy-
Gle. Schnellberger byi zamoznym
wlaScicielem hotelu. .Kiedy u
chwalono prawo, zabraniajace
sprzedawac trunk w niedziele i
podwyzszajqce zaplate "a licen-
eye dwustu ma piec set dolarow,
popadi w melancholie i mowil
czesto zamiarze skrocenia sobie
zycia.
Chelsea, Mich, IA stycznia. -
Frank P. Glazier, skarbnik sta
nowy tutejszy fabrykant pie
COW, zamknal w sobote swola IA
bryke O pol godziny wczesnieJ, a
nizeli zwykle, stanal ma czele 100
robotnikow odwiedzal jeden
szynk po drugim. Zabiera} wszy-
stkie automaty (slots), zgroma-
dill je ma jednem miejscu pora-
bal wszystkie ma drobne kawalkl,
Rada miejska uchwalala juz ME
raz, azeby szynkarze pozbywali
sic automatow w swych lokalach.
Podobno syn Glaziera trwonii pie
Made bez opamietania przy ma
szynach Slots.
New Haven, Conn, IA styczn.
Przez dwie noce rzedu, kiedy
burza szalaia ma morzu, zastepo-
wala pani Armour, iona kapitana
Samuela A. Armoura, swego me-
"a, we wiezy latarnia morska,
utrzymujac w latarni ogieh da-
JAG przez tube sygnaly ostrzegaw-
cze. Me przypuszczaia, re JeJ
MAJ, ktory pred nastaniem bu-
rzy odwiozl ma brzeg pomocnlka'
pragnal dostac sic wsrod bury
do wiezy, azeby tam speinlac swa
powinnosc. Wybral sic Jednak
we watlej lodzi i utonaf. Biedna
iona dowiedzia}a sic o smierci
meza dopiero wtenczas, kiedy po
uciszeniu sic bury, udala sic ma
brzeg, by sic tam dowiedziec' ze
ma brzegu Mkt ME przypuszczaf'
azeby kto inny jak Samuel A.
Armour, podtrzymywal ogien w
latarni i dawal sygnaly trabka'
blakajacym sic wSrod mgiy po
morzu okretom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-14
PRZEGLAD
V0LITED MlEDzYNARODOWEl
Chicago, II stycznia.


Traktat potrsmoucki, zapewnia
iacy Japonczykom tax niewielkie
pozornie korzySci w stosunku do
ich zwyciestw kolosalnych, wywo
blw swoim czasie zdumienie po
div dla rosyjskiej dyplomacyi.
Sadzono powszechnie, re Japo-
MA zmuszona zostaia do uStepstw
pod naciskiem innych mocarstw,
W pierwszym rzedzie Anglii
Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Nieliczm
-vlko pessymiSci upatrywali w tel
niezwyklej ulegioSci Japonczy-
k6w podstep i chytrosc, wiasciwa
rasie mongolskiej. Jak zwykle,
sprawdziiy sic przewidywania,
sprzeczne z opinia ogolu.
Umowa porstmoucka, jak wszy
stkie traktaty pokojowe zawiera-
ne pospiesznie, zredagowana 20
stala nader ogolnikowo, bez u
wzglednienia sDczego{ow, wyma-
gajqcych dIugich Scisiych pertrak-
tacyi. Przy wzajemnych checiach
znalezienia zgodnego modus Vi
yendi, obie strony zwykle wnosza
pierwiastek uleglosci ustepstw
skoro zadania wypiywaja po-
trzeb realnych, a ME So wyrazem
rzbrojonych pretensyi. Dobra wo
Ia Japonczykow jest w tym wy
padku nader problematyczna,
swazywszy na male zdobycze,
przyznane i'm formalnie w Ports
moucie. DziS Jest widocznem, re
Japohczycy przyjeli te warunki z
ukryta mysla powetowania sobie
przy realizacyi niektorych punk
tow umowy, nastreczajacych pc
wne watpliwoSci, wskutek niewy-
raznego ich sformulowania.
w pragrafie IL umowy, obie
strony zobowiazaiy sic odnowic
traktat handlowy, istniejacy
przed wojna " niewielkiemi
zmianami W szczego}ach". Ten
paragraf Jest dis komentowany
Przez Rad japohski o tyle szero-
ko, ze na podstawie jego wysta-
wiono zadanie roownouprawnie--
MIA towarow japohskich Z towara-
mi chinskiemi. Grozi to zupelnym
upadkiem dowozu towarow rosyj-
vkich nietylko do Mandzuryi, ale
do calej wog6le Syberyi Wschod-
niej. Nietylko kolej UssuryJska !
Schodnio Chinska, ale nawet
ala olbrzymia linia kolei Zabaj-
aa.skiej zamiast siuzyc przemy-
,,owi rosyjskiemu, bedzie praco-
wala ma jcgo zgube, rozwozac az
mad Bajkal nieoclone wyroby ia
Podslie.
Rowniez nieporozumienie wy
wo'al punkt jedenasty, tyczacy
Prawa poiowu ryb ma wodach
Wschodn;ch, a brzmiacy jak ma
.stepuje: ,,Rosya obowiazuje sic
Porozumiec z Japonia w celu u
.z.elenia jej poddanym prawa ry'.
boijstwa wzdiuz wybrzezy po-
siadioSci rosyjskich ma morzach
JapOnskiem, Ochocklem Behrln-
ga, pod warunkiem, re zobowiaza
ME sic tego rodzaju ME naruszy
W niczem praw, przyslugujacych
i-z tn rosyjskim i cudzoziemskim
poddanym". Opierajac sic o to
zobowiazanie, Japonczycy dis
domagaja sic prawa osiadania ma
wybrzezach kraju Przymorskie-
20, Kamczatki oraz wolnej zeglu-
q ma Amurze, wzglednie przy Je-
go ujSciu.
70 zatem Japonia wystawiia
jeszcze kilka zadan w tymze ro-
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kronika MiGjscoWa.
Konferencya Kapitalistow z przy-
wodcami robotnikow.

w sobote wieczorem odbysa
sic w Chicago niezwykia konfe-
rencya kapitalist6w pracodaw-
COW z przywodcami organizacyi
robotniczych: konferencya ia od-
byia sic we wspanlaaym
domu znanej milionerki chcica-
goskiej PAM Potter Palmer. zje-
cha1o sporo przedstawicieli anne
rykahskiej Narodowej obywatel-
sIiei Federacyi, ktorei oddziaiu
zalozenie ma Zachodzie bylo- jed
nym glownych cel6w konferen-
cyi,,,O szczegolach czytajcie eU-
wagi.' W; dzisiejszym nutlierze.
EN E1lt.s ~ tp.1T.tN IL EselfE
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= FIR. Lines, LEGACY lat 60, zostai
napadniety pobity ma ulicy przez
wIasnego syna Herberta, kt6ry zeznai,
re "a to ybif ojca, Ii ten bratem jego
,chce go wyrzucic jego udziaiu w p0-
siadaniu galeryi fotograficznej, ktora
brat zarzadza. Ojciec zaprzecza temu
oskarzeniu. Brat ma gwaitownika wyjal
warrant. 3, e,aaesI
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Walka przedwybOrcza W Rosyi.
rz Wilhelm w roll biskupa protestant(
Brak WARY w przyszla konferencye
pokOjowa.
KapitanOwa Armour wyrecza meza wiey aarnia mOrska

dZaju, a dazacych do zupefnego
wyparcia Rosyi z Azyi Wschod-
niei, nawet z yberyi. Oczywis-
Gle, wszystkie te pretensye zostaly
przez Rad rosyjski odrzucone,
gdy Motono, posel japonski W
Petersburgu, ponowi} je W formie
bardziej stanowczej i natarczywej
minister Izwolskij ME pozostal
w odpowiedzi dluznym, stad
wynika przerwa w rokowaniach.
Rosya staneia wobec dylematu:
albo ustapic tenn samem estate
cznie narazic ma szwank swe mo-
emo juz nadszargane stanowisko
mocarstwowe zarazem pozegnac
sic ze wszelkiemi widokami ma Da
leki Wschod, dla ktorego przela-
no tyle krwi wyrzucono tyle
pieniedzy, albo stanowczo odrzu-
cic uroszczenia Japohczykow |
narazic sic ma nowy zatarg zbroj-
ny z Japonia, konsekwentnie da-
zaca do wyciagniecia jak najwiek
szych korzysci obecnego oslabie-
MIA zwyciezonej przeciwniczki-
Ami jedno ami drugie Rosyi ME
przypada do gustu. Ustapic -
ME pozwala godnosc narodowa,
doprowadzic do wojny - ME po-
zwala obecny stan Rosyi wogole
a ma Dalekim Wschodzie w szcze-
golnosci. rPasa rosyjska poswiece
tel groznej sprawie baczna uwa-
ge naogol zapatruje sic bardzo
pesy1nistycznie ma sytuacye, wy
tworzona obecnie ma Daleklm
Wschodzie. Pomijajac woJowni-
cze odezwania sic PIP. Gringmu-
thow Mieiszykowych, ktorych
Mkt ma seryo ME bierze, wick
szosc dziennikow, nawet umiarko-
wanych, doradza rzadowi polity-
ke ustepstw, jaknajdalej idacych.
,,S1owo" organ hr. Wittego, stwier
dziwszy, re W Petersburgu obie-
gaia grozne pogioski o polozeniu
ma Dalekim Wschodzie, pisze da-
lei:
,,Grozi nam w rzeczy sameJ
powazne niebezpieczehstwo, ME
tyle jednak skutkiem zamyslow
mimowolnego czy tez umyslnego
niezrozumienia przez niekt6re STE
ry rzadowe i spoieczne rzeczywl-
stego stanu rzeczy. A stan ten
przedstawia sic, jak nastepuJe:
My wywoialismy wojne japohs-
ka i haniebnie ia przegralismy'
Tylko dzieki szczeSliwemd zble-
eowi okolicznoSci, udalo sic nam
w Portsmouth, uniknac dalszych
grozacych nam nieodwo1aime
nieszczesc. Wojna ia zmienila "a
sadniczo polozenie ma Oceanic
Spokojnym; powstalo tam nowe'
wielkie mocarstwo - Japonia.
Jej przez dlugi czas przysaugi-
wac bedzie dominujacy wpiyw ma
Dalekim Wschodzie. Rosya po-
godzic sic dis musi granicami
zakreslonemi przez pomyslny ola
mas stosunkowo traktat portsmo,
uclli'.
Wvwody kohcza sic uwaga, re
iedyna, prawidlowa polityka ma
Dalekim Wschodz;e, jaka dyktuJe
zdrowy rozum, polega ma tenn, a.
zeby wypelnic traktatowe zobo-
wiazania wzgledem Japonii.
w tym samym tonic odzywa Sic
.Strana", RUS" inne pisma kon
stytucyjne.
Z Charbina tymczasem docho-
dza niepokojace wiadomosci o
zbrojeniu sic pospiesznem obu
stron, w Petersburgu handlowe
i przemyslowe firmy otrzymuJa
obstalunki ma przedmioty wolen-
ne. Pomimo jednak naprezonych
stosunkow trudno przypuszczac'
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TELECRAMY.

bao i San Sebastian odbyly sic
antyklerykalne demonstracye. w
San Sebastian trzydziesci tysie-
cy liberalow maszerowalo po uli-
each. Rad byl wszakze W pogo
towiu i utrzymai porzadek.
Petersburg, IA stycznia. - A
gitacya przedwyborcza odbywa
sic ma dobre W calym kraju. {; rad
pozwala zwolywac wiece pred
wyborcze, byleby w mich brali u
dzial tylko registrowani wyborcy.
Socyalisci So po raz pierwszy w
moznoSci bronic publicznie swych
programow. Jezeli wyhory nic
wypadna TO nlysli re u, p-7y-
szIa duma narodowa predko 20
stan;e rozwiaza.l.
w die: rcy robotnik6w, ma
szIa policya d. y. " ktdry M hyli
zebrani rewolucyonisci. Ma czele
20 policyantoW stal kapitan. Kie-
dy policya weszla do mieszkania,
zagaszono gaz, zapanowaia Gle
mnosc rozpoczela sic strzelani-
ma. Czterech policyant6w znale-
ziono nastepnie ma pod}odze bez
zycia, a dwoch ranionych. Rewo-
lucyonisci uceikli wszyscy bez
wyjatku.
w zwiazku z norderstwen,
popeinionem ma Pawlowie, are
sztowano dotychczas okolo sto
os6b, miedzy innymi wielu zo1-
merry. Pisarze pulkowi .tworza
podobno terrorystyczna organi-
zacye.
Londyn, IA stycznia. - Agita-
eva przedwyborcza W Niemczech
zaczyna sic odbywac ma sposob a
meryk. Buelow wysyla mini
str6w z mowami stara sic wywo
lac polaczenie wszystkich sekt
protestanckich przeciw katolikom
Radzi cesarzowi oglosic sic 6 40
wa protestantow ma Gale Niemcy.
Gazety przedrwiwaja projekt Bue
Iowa, a pisma humorystyczne u
mieszczaja rysunki, przedstawia-
lace cesarza Wilhelma w szatach
biskupich, mitra ma glowie pa
storalem w reku. Socyalista Sin
ger zauwazyl, re z nnitra ! pasto-
ralem wiecej mu do twarzy, niz
helmem i mieczem.
Berlin, IA stycznia. - Istniaf
spisek w celu uwolnienia karola
Hau. wydanego przez wladze lon
dynskie wladzom niemieckim. u
p4oszono, re Hau w podrozy ode
bral sobie zycie. Liczono przeto
op6znic przybycie policyi baden
skiei do Hamburga dae moznosc
przebranym "a policyantow spi-
skowcom odebrac Hau Cd An
glik6w uwolnic.
Mexico, IA stycznia. 0 straJku
w okregu Orizaba nadchodza via
domosci. re z liczby 1888 stral-
kuiacych 5,56S powr6ciio do pra-
cy. Pomilno, re zapanowaf ]uz
spok6j, Rad ME przestaje karac
sprawc6w zaburzeh. w sobote
rozstrzelano Z strajkierow ma
srnierc skazanych. Tracono ich
wowczas, kiedy tysiace wygio-
dnialych strajkier6w szlo VIA
snie do fabryk, azeby ma chleo
zarobic. Ustawiono ich ma zgll-
szczach zburzonych przez tium
sklep6w. Wieczorem zaslano to-
warren ulice, pochodzacym kra-
dziezy. Rozeszia sic wiesc' ze W
nocy odbedzie sic po domach re-
wizya. Z obawy pred kara wy
rzucono towar mieszkan ma uli-
ce.
Filadelfia IA stycznia. = woo
wa DO 7. Rollo Steele, ktory zgi-
nal pred tygodpiem podczas eks,
plozyi bomIby w banku Fourth
Street. przybyia z Chicago ! u
znala strzepki ubrania zasczssci
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Etl y nsteS ssiiA ssoxss.
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is both right and wise If a man buys
a pig and a calf is substituted the pur-
chaser knows on delivery of the sub
stitution but not so If he buys trees.
He must wait in most cases two years
or more before he finds out that he has
been buncoed. l once bought 100 Cox's
Golden cling peach trees and found out
three years after that I had Early
Rivers, which are about as early a
peach as ever grew. One of my neigh
bors was tricked in the same way, only
he had several hundred of these worth
less split-pit peaches palmed off on
him. 1 can excuse any one who makes
a mistake, but a miser1y skinfiint who
will deceive a customer by substituting
a worthless thing for a good one should
be punished l don't think 1 would
want to hang such a man unless the
rope was put under his arms and he
was suspended to the worthless trees
and kept there till he was nearly
starved and then compelled to fill up
on the worthless fruit
+
The question is often asked, if a tree
should be injured so that the top is
practically worthless, should it be dug
out and a new one planted in it's stead
or should we try to grow a new top?
If the tree is young one by all means
grow the new top. Some years ago 1
planted four two-year-old Red Astra-
chan apple trees in my home orchard.
They all grew well the first year but
the next spring a fire that was set in
a meadow severely scorched the top of
one of these trees. 1 was about to dig
it out but upon examination found that
the body below the forks was not in
jured by the fire. So I cut off the in
jured limbs and left the tree a mere
stub. In two years after that tree had
as good a top as either of the others
and today is the largest tree of the
four No one would ever suspect that
that tree had ever been injured. Once
1 ordered some Forest Garden plum
trees sent to me from Iowa. They
were all small, having tops about
eighteen inches long, except one, and
it had no top at all. The top of this
one had been broken off but the root
system was the best in the lot. They
were sent from my old place in Iowa
by my brother-in-law and cost me
nothing except the express charges, so
/ could make no kick. These plum trees
were all planted in the same kind of
ground and all grew. The one that had
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4 Better
Price for
Your
Products

little something along these
lines?
We are preparing a book
let telling of the advantages
of the bag.
We make bags.
We are for bags.
And so will you be, when
you have read our booklet.
1T tells how.
It points the way.
1t explains why a bag is
a good thing.
Never thought of that, did
you?
It never occurred to you
to sack your cabbages in
clean, new bags, that had not
contained coal, or ore, or
grain, or something else, in
the first stage of their use?
Don't feel ashamed about
it.
You are not the only one.
But we are making a book
that points out your mistake,
the mistake that you, and.
thousands of others like you,
have made.
Are you a modern, up-to-
date farmer; one of those
who wants to get a better
price, make a little more,
take things a little easier?
Send for the book.
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Did you ever think of this:
You work and strive and
plan, you dig and you hoe
and you delve; for nine
months of the year, approx
mately, you work with might
and main, to produce some
thing to sell to the consumer.
And them:
Well, you know how it's
done
Any old way.
The fact of the matter is
that so soon as the potatoes,
the cabbages, the turnips,
the beets, are ready for the
market you bundle them up,
in the first thing that comes
to hand, and away you ship
them.
No thought of what the
consumer will say.
No thought of the many
hours, the days, the brokers
and the commission men will
spend going over your pro-
duce, putting it into shape
for the market, no attention
paid to the delicacies of the
consumer, who, after all, is
the man who buys the pro-
duce; the man whose money
you are after.
Ism t it about time that the
west coast farmer learned a
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The Legislature of California the past
winter passed law limiting the days
work for women to eight hours and at
taching a penalty for allowing them to
work longer. The governor wisely, as
believe, vetoed the bill. Such law
would be a terrible blow to the fruit
industry of that state. Women do the
most of the packing of fruit and are
paid by the piece. The women prefer
to work longer hours for they make
bigger wages. 1t is we'll known by
those who raise perishable fruits like
berries, peaches and apricots, that they
must work overtime to save their fruit
To make it unlawful to allow women
to work over eight hours would often
entail a great loss on fruit growers
Doubtless the trainers of this new law
aimed at the custom of factories that
keep women at work too long. But
there can be no class legislation and
if factory labor is limited so must all
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no top grew six feet high the first
summer which was a much greater
height than any of the others attained.
| cut it back to about three feet where
it forked and made a beautiful tree and
was the first to bear plums.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-14

u the Filth Avenue Hotel, the old
time rendezvous 81 national politicians
The church proper and The parish
house arc joined 30 as Ia form one
structure The exterior II Of brick 10.
on marble base. The floors and dome
throughout, md the partitions In TIN
parish house are made of terra Gotta
tile blocks, 10 tliat absolute safety
from Are Il assured The cost 81 TIE
church and parish house was ss25,OO0.
Another house of worship even strong.
er than DR. Parkhursts Ii the Broadway
Tabernacle Congregational, al Broad.
way and Fifty-sixti street. II has the
appearance Of combination church and
Office building. II II also Of the most
modern hfeproof construction, being
built of steel protected BY hollow tern
Gotta blocks 1. cost s350,0O0.
The Tabernacle has tower, but not
The sort commonly associated with
churches. All of II II pat 10 use. On
its first floor are the Sunday school
rooms. Between them and the beifTy
there Il room for III The activities Of
the church organization. Mission rooms
and ladies' parlor aip on the third
floor the Young Mems library on the
fourth, the pastors study. reception
room and church library on the fifth.
the sexton's living quarters on the
sixth and q museum on The seventh.
Among that Ii belfry. In the basement
are two spacious halls for all sorts Of
gatherings.
Far outstripping either of these inl
cost IL the First Church Of Christ
Scientist, better known as the Chris
tEan Science Church, at Central Park
West and Ninety.sixth street One mil.
lion, three hundred thousand dollars
WIS spent on this building. exclusive
Of the cost OF the land. II Is not ac.
curate 10 describe II definitely as a.
church because Il has an organization
that treats the sick, keeping open seven
days In the week 1t II said that 5000
persons come there for treatment from
the Christian Science practitioners every
year.
Marbles were brought from every cor
ner of the globe 10 line the walls Of
this ediice. Huge steel girders support
the dome and the galleries Terra Gotta
tile Of the finest variety makes floors
and walls irresistible to fire. There are
about 10 rooms, besides the auditorium,
in the building. There Is no branch Of
Christian Science activity which is not
there.
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eis, tone up the aystem generally, and
bring back the snap to body and mind
that now seem dull and worn out.
Try II and see If you won't be as
pleased as Mr.. Hull, whose letter l
quote below:
II suffered q general breaking down
OF the system. Had no appetite, poor
digestion and was constipated. Host
ambition and took no interest In any.
thing. Nothing could do seemed to
give me relief until upon friends ad-
vice began to use Cooper's New Dis
covery. It helped me from the start.
Now am able to do az much work az
the next one and | enjoy it. rhave 4
hearty appetite and am stronger ana
better every way. Your New Discov-
cry medicine Is certainly the best tonic
and system builder I have ever
Known A. w. Hull, 142 Porter st.,
Detroit, Mich.
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CHURCH sTEEPLEs.
0ldfashioned Steeples not Popular With
Modern Architecture.


Modern Architecture.
NEW YORK, June IL, Some of the
church structures recently built in New
York City Indicate that the old fash.
ioned steeple is not popular with mod.
ern architects. The Madison Square
Presbyterian Church, the pastor Of which
Is the Rev, DR.. Charles H. Parkhurst.
which has an immense dome, is an ex-
ample Of the new style of ecclesiasti-
cal architecture, Situated at the cor.
ner Of Madison avenue and Twenty,
fourth streets, II Is one of group Of
the most striking buildings in New
York. 10 the southwest, little more
than a hundred yards away, is the tall
Flatiron; across Twenty fourth street
Is the Metropolitan Life. one Of the
largest Office buildings in the world;
two blocks to the north is the Madison
Square Gardeni and across the square
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Extra train leaves Astoria daily M for Ft Stevens 0,
isaVes ~ Stevens 200 p arriving Astoria 2:45 B. M
Trains marked run daily
CoNNECTlONSAt Portland, unas
Gople with Northern Pacific Railway AT Astoria VIII, III
railway. 4~A eo.s 0O~e
Through tickets sold points in the Fast aud Furno
For further particulars apply to- $ 80 M 1'p
MCGUIRE p !, ,r,vr,
1p0'-'s"'ene Astora Or Genl Frt Passgr. Ast
Astoria.
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Don,ti

Don't let your child suffer with that
cough when you can cure It with Bal
Iard's Horehound Syrup, sure cure
for Coughs, Bronchitis, Influenza, Group
and Pulmonary Diseases. Buy bottle
and try II. Sold BY Hart's Drug Store.
B. B. Laughter. Byhalia, Miss, writes:
II have two children who had Group. |
tried many different remedies, but
must say your Horehound Syrup Is the
best Group and Cough medicine ever
used" Sold by Hat's Drug Store.
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NSAtaAn &tnNuuk0I
impurities have
gathered In both
during the winter.
j am no authority
for house clean
ing. So far az the
man Is concerned
Cooper's New
Discovery taken
for two weeks will
bring the desired
result. It will
positively do
these three things
.a-ciean OuA fha
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-14

You need tonic that win put the
sap Of life into your system and fortify
you from all diseases. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea Il recognized as the great
est strengthener known. Tea or Tab
let's, 35 cents, Frank Hart.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-14
THE MISSOURI FIRST.
Mississippi Rivermen Want Mis-
souri, River Attended to.
SAND AND SILT WASHED DOWN

Missouri River Furnishes More Sand
Than An Other Stream In Country
And Clogs Channel Of the Mississippi
Improvements Depend On This Fact
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SHORT TALKS BY
L. T. COOPER.
SPRING AILMENTS.

A man and house need the same
thing Ia springs good cleaning out. A