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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-12
2letne Standardization.

Sine Petition II ebi
In nmlauf ssfsbt. ois 5aa Greet Bride
on Der Capitol Ape. bura eine Con.
crete unb Stsinbrids au erisBsn. Die
aIts eifsrne Bride bat udbrsno Der
6oafuib Dor bret Sabrsn i4psr gs.
littsn, uno NIT Der nsusn Bride on
Der SninOis Str. psrslidsn. if bisielbe
nur no4 cine Rsliquis.
Die 5eueruussan q q c
Der 8omlinion 6ale mag In nlsr
Rhras NIT einsm Rau3perssbr- apparat
bsrisbsn tpsrben. tpsI&sr felt ldnnsrsr
3stt In Der R~fbIanIage Der SoIt eolo
Storage 60. probirt wurbs. Die Sin.
rittung bisisr anIass, bersH aOhsn
ui1t iber 800 bstrdet miro bonn
Rapor, Der ote lsbtsn Experiments NIT
otsiem Apparate R4 ans.fsben bat.
bsfiruortet.
% dbrenb Elm 3u9 cine
iogsnannse fisgenbe @si&e ransirte,
murbe Der "a q. &emble Abe. iuobn.
bafte Wt1aeI ). Waooen geifern aus
isinsr gaboofs beraus sei&ieubs,t, unb
CT osrlebte f1 berartig, bob CT in's
ct. gineints 6ofpitaI bsfbrbsrt iuer.
ben muBts. gr trurbe Ont rs9tsn
gstn f9wsr psrIsbt. Der unfau sr.
si9nsis H3 Of, Der psnniplbania 2rsu.
3uu9 Der 8trtelbabn.
ySenben sic bic RabIerboli.
aihsn. mir bnbsn In uniersm 2slsr
sinen Soon" In elmer Rife 9sfane.n".
loutsts Der tpdbrsnb Der Ra6t bon Der
Wi&ols Qrul ganbp 60. eingsfunbts
alarm. Jm glauben, bob bort elm
Rs Jsrsinbrs6er auf fsiider 8bat sr.
tuppt uuros, rnadten f4 bie Raolsr
aisminer unb 8rimps unpsrstislid auf
ben Wsg, unb baIp lanstsn fs NIT
benz yRneoon". bsnu als Elm foI4s-
bate I'D Der Nsesrsinbrs&er enipuppt.
In Der Station an. Das abisr tpirb
isbt I'm 6unbsidfa I'm Keller bes STD
t~ionsbuuiss esbaltsn. unb faas f&
ni9t bis Samfas Der rs&tmdb iss Ct.
esntbtnsr bss 8btsrss leeitimirt. bann
ipirbs .goonroaR" fur bte RabIsr se.
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-12
Der Rboatns=6aa.

Gur& BITE @rnsnnuns Der Snbiara
Sruf 60. als Sa&psrwalter Hber bas
gsrm6een BON Georgs Rbooius unb
slsi63sitis oas Auftreten bon Germ
Soiepb smminasr, tusI9sr bsbauptst,
oie nlsiniesn unb Gltersi Rs1te nsbff
benz anmalt Sobn %. @lappool 30
babsn, rsrbsn sigsnt1tmIi&s gerwid.
Iunesn bsrporesrufsn. Die Wer&ants
Rational gant, bsrsr, giesntbhmsr
nit bsnen Der 5noiana 8ruf Company
Sosntifa fino, bsRbt Elm Dspoft bon
ca. $4,000 bon Rbooius uno nun BE-
tommt otefsIbe bon beiosn parteien bic
Ra9rt8t, bab stwaige @elbbetrd9e bon
Rbooius prponirt BON elmer isbsn Der.
i.lben bsanipru9t tusrb,n.
9ieie NnqeIessnbsit fann natirlid
srf nod Rtdfunft bss Rooius sni.
f1tsosn meroen, oa SuerF enti9isoen
tusroen mus. Oh osrislbe esiHig fdbiq
mar, bic Jnoiana Sruf @ompanie gu
isinsn Sa4waltsrr1 su ernsnnsn.
Sn Der 2saislatur bat bis gsrbin
Dung BON polissiri&tsr WbuI ,n. mel.
der nIs anpalt Der glma Dare uno
9eprae Rbooius genannt piro. fold
bbiss glut bsraufbsiawOrsn, bab Ss
natOr Slad, bon SbsIop unb Sobnfon
Counties, cine 8sissbOrlags sinasrsi6i
Bot. wei9e ss einen @oli3eiri3tsr Der.
bitst nls Antpalt tn tresnb sinsm Sole,
pdbrsno isinsr Sisnfpsrioos als Rid.
ter, aufsutrttsn. Die @orlaes fsbi
cine @slofrafe bon Mot tusniasr ole
$1,000 uub sIsi&aeitts @sfdusniBbaft
FIR osrsrl r1sbsrtrstung Dor.
Die 8orlaes foI balom6ali6f BEN
Ssnat poreslsgt tpsrbsn unb tpuroe aui
oas gsrlansen bsrfdisosnsr Rsatsan.
udlts, psl6s tbsr WboIOn's 9orssbsn
ruttbsno fno. prdisntirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-12

Jcr, obne IN Gdulben gu seratb.n.
Oo es bDfiider 8rau9 1T, bob Sir
ten ME NIT eigenen 5dnben 5abIen, TO
tOnnen lie itIten bonn Wertbe bes Gel
ces ridtise @%crteuunssn getpinnen.
8alb nod ieinem Regierungsantritte
l9rieb Der &aiier Dor, fein Sffisier Der
Sarbez& abaIers ione mebr als $50
Mart mpnatlidk 3llage baben biirfen.
Sabei eibt Is barnnter iunge Maipe
rdtsberren uub Raipratserben, bic ib
rem Rrtfher pber &ammerbiener ebenz
lopiel 9ebalt Sablen, unb es gibt fsi=
men einSigen 9arbe>& dpaneriesSff
5ier, Der betm beften @illen nit bieIsr
Sunme ausfommen fDnnte. 60 1T
bds 8ebot bem aih niemaIs ptrfli6
in &ruft getreten. Gs tpurbe cine @rt
S9etHumfrdge borgnonmsn, unb
ounn tparb ones pieber rubie. Run
bicB es eieier Sage, cine neue r%taiier@
liGe Winensduberune", alIo cine So
6inettsoroer, lei ersansen, Die Die Ofs
%Ti5iere sur ginfu9beit mdbne. Cine
oerarti9e &unbsebung bes 8aifers
ipGre bes allgemeinen 8eifans fiber. Gs
9anbelt fi6 inbehen bier II UNI Elm
ungspObtIi9 gut semGfetes gremplar
jener @efliieelart, bic Der 3ooloec
r@nus bpidas bomeitica" auf beutid
cine eetpobnlide Gnte nennt. Sc 1T
feline &abinettsorber in benz bebaup>
tetsn Sime erlaFen tporben. Sic
bate benz 9runbIabe piberIpro6en,
buB bic Iusfiibrung einmaI ertbsiIter
8efeble bes anerb09ften 6errn aIs
iclbitperftGnbIi9 gilt, unb lie besbalb
ni9t pieberbolt fperben. DAB Der
&aiier ben Gurus in ben SfFisierfuT=
NOS berpOnt, bas fpeib man, tpie ees
ia9t. felt lungem. l1ub bas 8erbot bes
fransOfifen Getts fir Die Offiaiere
fdlt iogur nod m bic 3eit, Do Der &ais
lcr nod Bring Wilbelm bieB unb Die
@~arbe9uiuren befebIigte. gs fiibrtc
buau, bab bic luftisen iungen 2suts
nants BEL 2iebesmablen in Pptsbam,
fpenn Der &uiier dntpeIeno ipar, cine
Fla5fe Sdaumtpetn ppr fi6 duf benz
slide unb cine Slai9e Gbampusner
nsben iid unter benz Slide fteben bat
ten. limb es fam einmul bor, baB Der
0aiier, pielei6t nit Silfe zines Ser
.Gtbers, Die @ntbeduns mudte, bab
an fir ieinen eigenen Gebrau9 be-
onbere Slui9en prGpartrt bate. Die
,uBen bas Gtitett elmer beuti9en Sir
ia trugen, innei1 aber ebelltes franz
6iii6es Rebenblut entbiclten. Der
'eriibern bes teden Streihes ion or
7i4t iibermGbig gut betOmmsn fein.
2I6er er lit amii Iant, unb es liegt cine
'trt Weisbeit barin. sic iei 2ubpig
'ltlba fir feline nG9ite &Oni9stomOoie
ticrmit freunbli4it gratis iiberIuHsn-
8. b. Norbegs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-12

SroBoem bic nsue S~reitentbabn
In @lsbelano taurl srei Monate In
gsfrtsb if. uno trOsesm He usasn Der
@oneon.g inbaltsbefebIs Bis gum IL.
Sanuar nur eine tur3e Streds psrfeb.
rem tonnte uno I'm sraen Wonat hires
gstrtebss iauul elm bolbes 1ubsMb
Cars I'm gstriebs baite. 10 bsIduft F&
ibr profit nod absus idmmtIi&sr I'm.
totem bod f2on auf bic anistnIi9s
Summs bon 81, 186. SO. seit Der
ttraIi9 .rfoIsten gsrIdnssruns Der
@slsiie baben R8 bic ginnabmen mebr
ole berooppsIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-12
BerIlmer Brief.

,2anbestrauer" in 6annpper. = Der
9er5og BON Cumberland unb bas
2egitimitGtsprin5ip. = Die Mesz
alliance Der Prin5efin 5rieberite
bon 9annoper. = 9oftrauer unb
ibre 5olgen. = @er bat 9:raloine
6arrdr entDedt? = 8on 8alop gu
P%ofubopstp unb umgstebrt. = Oes
9olbf9miebs SO4terlein. = Sin
feder Strei9 unb feline gntbeduns.
= Sir 2ubpig 6ulbas nG9Ile
&0nigstpmObie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-12


Ri&aros & &otb. Wobnbuus. Afb.
lanb Nbe., 50 500. - Rota BurMert.
nmbau, 14l4 S2anr Aps.. 1920. =
fbomas .. O'gonnea, umbau, 1903
Belmont Abe., $500. = o. Q. Bofer.
Gottoas, 80. Ctr. unS Qentuoob ap...
81. 1905. 3. 6ubtr. Rsparatureu,
IL fuyebo etr.. $685.. g. glarp.
@obnbaul, SO. Str, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-12
Oreipiertel MtIIipnt,

Oreipiertel MtIIioHtu
g abnbofsbrof9fen. $40 per>
ben bic meiIteu 9abnbofsbrpi9ten in
benz perf5rsrei9en Berlin benuBt?
Die Mnttport ouf biefe 5ruse gibt Die
Statiitif bes 8~ertsbrstommiNaridts
Der poIiSet. 0undd finb i'm abselou=
fensn Sabre ouf Dem InbuIter. Stetz
timer. 2ebrter. potsbamer. S4lsiii9sn
unb SOrliBer 8dbnbof fotpie uuf ben
gabnbDfsn Jriebri9ftroBe unb Ilerons
berplab 8abnhofsbrOidten in 743.-
go SGnen benubt tporbsu. i'm Sdbre
1905 nur in 699, 1923 SGlen. Or
meiiten benibt tpurben bic Srof6fsa
am 4nbalter gabnbof, am tpenieitea
Die tes @Drliber 8abnbofs. Siels
Statiifif lit nidt nur fir bas Yubliz
fun, ionbern au9 fir bic giienbobn=
pertpaltuns re6t lebrrei9. Sic sibt
nit einen Mnboltspunft bdfir. tpsl6tr
Yabnbof ben gr0bten Strum bon Reis
Isnben empfGmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-12

aus Iteebenp. 3d.. triHt
bic Wa&ri&t eth. bob Robsrt Samil.
ton aus Snbianapolis bort our& Gin.
nsbutsn bon GarboIfdure eeIbfmorb
beging. Die 2ei&e wurbs In Der
Rorsue su pittsburs aufssbabrt.
6amiIton. Der Is Sabre adblts unb
bort ben Wansn Sobn 6Ofmonn
fttrte, foa friber bier on Der RobIs.
etrabs sstuobnt buben. Grau D. 8.
Witt aus ALLEGHENY ttbsrfanote bic
obtgs Riloung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-12

= Der frnbsxe Rem Dosier politii&s
BOB Et&nro Groisr retffe 9eRern nod
sinsn, hirSsu aufenttalt tn Rom moo
Goppseu al.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-12

Der ungIidsfaII nd s
reno bes SO anDpers5u9 prsz
leben, Bel BEN am Is. September bss
pergangenen Sahres bur9 einsn 8unO<
nenidub benz fieben Sabre attn
Sobne bes 2dnoipirtbs 2uB Der &opf
abserifen tpuroe, bate Elm Ra4fpiel
Dor benz 8riegseeri9t Der SO. Oibiiion
in Grfurt. Wesen fdbrldhiger SOotuns
bes 8naben mar Der &anonier Der a.
Yatteris bss Observation-Disclosures
go. 10 in @rfurt, unri6, bonn BRIGGS
seri9t gu iieben Do9sn @efdngniB
perurtbeilt tporbsn. SeBt batten ft9
Der 9auptmann SuIbe unb Der 8a9ts
meifter YoHe BON berfelben 8attsrie
fpegen unseburiums gegen bic Sefeble
bes Oienitreelements gu berdnttporten.
Die Nnflage bebauptet, baB bic beiben
es unterlaFen buben, nd9 beenbetsr
1ebuna bas @ntI0ben Der 9eff}iiBe on=
suorbnen. @Is Sd9perfdnbigsr fun
girte Oberft b. Roeolofpsti. 3euesa
tpdren Maior 5Is9tper fopie Elm
Wadfmeifer unb elm l1nteroffisier.
Ger Offentli9e 2ldser beantraste sss
cen BEN Sanptmam cine Dote Stu.
benarrsit unb geeen ben Do9tmeiftsr
cine Wohe seIinben Mrreft. Ram finfs
itiinbiser @erbanblung tuurbe Der
Wadtmeifte On brei Snsen eelin1en
4rreites perurtbeili, bosegsn bos Ser
fabren gesen ben 5uuptm1nr einse>
felt. Was ben Wa9tmeifer betriffi.
70 tpar CT, ba nd4 beenheter uebung
bic Sffiaiere sur Rritif seritten mo-
rem. Der Borseiebte unb BATH auf
9runb bes greraierresIemenfs Die Ct
i9iBe fofort entlaben kfen miHtn.
8esiisli9 bes 9uuptmmns iei ternor=
5ubeben, bub Ct, Don ber 4rihh 5urids
tommenb. bic 4uffuHuns tdben fcunie
unb mubs, bab Der Do4tmeifa1 ieis
ner PfIiht na4getomen ipor. Der
!9auptmonn bate tdne 8erpfti&tnnu.
fi9 gu ertunbieer, Of be Gel&ite euts
Iaben fpuren Sc spdre bxs uoH tuiE<
fdensfpertb ~sefpefeu, a6er eiae 8<rs
pfli4trne befaub #r ban 9arptuuaIus
ai4t.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26
WORK AND RESUMPTION.


The work of resumption which will
begin next Monday morning, if all goes
well, will be very heavy, especially in
the accumulated affairs Of the public.
The courts and councils and public
bodies of the State will face a big grist
Of business at all points, and there will
be great pressure from the interested
outside" to increase the volume of the
tasks.
1t is presumed Of course that most
public officers have kept close tab on
details and it is more matter OF ex-
tending these than any excess Of new
work The courts, however, will feel
it harder than any other agency in the
popular sphere. since there is nothing
they can anticipate nor prepare for;
their work is ALL and always, new.
The private business of the country
10 largely a matter Of deferred settle
ment and the exchange Of balances and
can be disposed Of in orderly fashion
and with comparative rapidity. The
main requirement Of the season is a
lot Of genuine common-sense and for.
bearance and spirit Of tolerance, and
the sole purpose to clear away the last
element of disorder, once for all.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26
WEATHER.
ANOTHER WEEK OF IT.

We OF the extreme West are always
practically one week behind the Attain
tic states in all things that effect the
whole country and necessarily arise
there; we are so used to this lapse OF
time in the disposition OF all our COM
merciai matters that it has become a
sort Of guage in all our calculations.
Thus, confidence is practically restored
throughout the East and the middle
West and the work of re-adlustment
has been carefully programmed, ac-
cepted, and is now underway. Here
confidence, which was even less dis
turbed than there. is in full play again.
and our course OF rehabilitation Is out
lined, understood and approved. and at
the end of the present week, will be
applied to the financial. business Of the
coast; we will take up the loose ends
/ affairs and weave them, deliberate
ly. and successfully, into the warp that
for five anxious weeks has been so bad
ly disturbed.
II must be understood. however, that
the situation on next Monday will mot
be such as to stand any reckless pres
sure; the banks viii be in position to
20 on with ordinary business just as
usual. but there must be no wholesale
Withdrawals OF mooney just to see If
it can be had. 1t win be up to the peo-
pie to transact their affairs with the
same quiet. business-ike, common-sense
regard to the equities they always OBJ
serve, and doing this, the bank. situ-
alton will improve and fortify itself
every day thereafter.
The interposition Of the legal holi-
day has spared the whole country a
universal crash and collapse, and the
country should show its appreciation OF
the salvation offered, by using its best
Judgment when it will do as much
good as it has in the past thirty five
days. To get back to the real normal
levels requires time; and any man can
sacrifice time with far better grace than
he can his money.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26
ROOSEVELT AND BRYAN.

These two great leaders OF public
thought have had conference WHAT
passed between them has been told. in
part, BY the Nebraskan, but only 50
much as it was expedient for the public
to know at his time. When men Of
this sort get together there is no aal-
lance, no diplomacy, no faltering ut.
terances, no antiquities; they are both
masterful, both able. both honest. and
absolutely in possession of the best and
farthest reasons for the convictions they
each hold on the great and grave ques.
tions Of public moment. For these
reasons We are inclined to think the
purport of the interview held at Wash.
ington on Saturday last was pregnant
of more things than have been given
out. That the men are rivals does
not preclude such conclusions. They
stand, first. for the good OF the nation,
and upon such a predicate, would not
be likely to lose such moment for the
interchange Of pertinent sentiments, es-
pecially when it is known that they hold
views that do not vary 50 broadly as
some other leaders.
There are masses in this country that
have abounding faith in these men;
there are classes that would crush the
country into the mire OF disruption and
stagnation before they would see either
these two men are essential to the
people, and what they talk about is OF
supreme Importance to US all. And
what we do not know of the import
of Saturdays meeting, we will know later
on, and we are certain to realize that
among the reservations then made, the
best interests of the people were dealt
with largely and honestly.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26

to the railway while relieving the COM
n,ercial, The manufacturing and the
agricultural interests Of the country
from freight congestions, that, newt
ably, bring loss to producer and CON
sumer. Unless there are continuous,
cheap and safe means Of transportation,
the value OF the product is diminished
there is loss to the consumer and the
rightful development OF the resources
OF tho country are retarded to the
serious injury OF all classes and con
ditions OF tlade and commerce.
Until the organization Of the Nation
al Rivers and Harhors Congress, inland
waterway and harbcr improvements
we're undertaken as projects peculiarly
beneficial to particular localities Bns
in the very fact that only projects were
brought. to the attention of the Con-
gress OF the United States, the pro-
jects, not regarding undoubted merit,
often failed of the recognition they de-
served. Under policy national in its
scope the stream with tonnage bearing
capacity. no less than the stream with
present tonnage, win receive adequate
appropriations based on merit, on cap
acity for development and on the re.
port Of the Board OF Engineers OF the
United States Army
1t il that broad and thoroughly
national policy to which the National
Rivers and Harbors Congress is COM
mitted. That policy will be made more
completely manifest during its coming
session at the New Willard in the city
OF Washington, on December 4. 5 and
o. The Congress stands for adequate
appropriations for river and harbor i'm
provement, suggesting that not less than
S5000o000 be set apart each year for
the work an that it be prosecuted
Systematically and persistently until
completed, with each yearly step re-
lieving freight congestions, making
righttul development assured and giving
to the producer certainty OF means OF
cheap and continuous transportation to
market.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26
A VALUABLE HOME
RECIPE
WILL BREAK UP A COLD IN AZ
HOURS OR CURE ANY COUGH
THAT is DURABLE.


Mix one-halt ounce OF Concentrated
oil OF pine with two ounces OF glycer.
inc and half pint OF good whiskey'
Shake thoroughly each time and use
in doses OF teaspoonful TO table
spoonful every four hours.
The renowned throat and lung spe'
cialist who established a camp for
consumptives in the pine woods Of
Maine, and whose remarkable cures
there attracted international atten'
tion, declares that the above formula
Is one Of the very best remedies OBJ.
tainable for an acute cold and that
1t viii strengthen the lungs. relieve
coughs and heal the bronchial tubes.
Also, that It will cure any case Of
lung trouble not too far advanced II
the patient win assist by plenty Of
outdoor exercise inhaling deep. long
breaths every few minutes.
The ingredients are procurable Of
any good prescription druggist and
easily mixed at home and should take
its place as one Of the most valued
remedies in the family medicine chest.
Inquiry at one Of the leading drug,
gists elected the information that
Concentrated oil Of pine is put up
for dispensing only in half.ounce
walls securely sealed in tin screw
top cases intended to protect it from
heat and light. The oils sold in bulk
and the patent medicines put up and
labeled "Oil OF Pine" are to be avoid
ed because owing to their impurities
they produce nausea and are useless
as q medicine, besides they sometimes
leave permanent kidney trouble.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26

The Fine Arts, Auditorium and
buildings at the Alaska Yu-
kon Pacific Exposition will be perman-
ent structures. They will be construct
ed Of buff brick and finished in 4era
Gotta trimmings. After the exposition
is over they will be used by Washington
University, upon part Of the grounds
of which the exposition will be held,
for college buildings.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26
He Fought at Gettysburg.

David Parker, Of Fsyette. N. Y, who
lost a foot at Gettysburg. writes; Elec.
trio Bitters have dons mc more good
than any medicine I ever took. For
several years I had stomach trouble,
and paid out much money for medicine
to little purpose. until I began taking
Electric Bitters. would not take $500
for what they have done for me-" Grand
tonic for the aged and for female weak
nesses. Great alternative and body
builder, best Of oil for lame back and
weak kidneys. Guaranteed by Charles
Rogers 4 Son, druggists. so cents.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26
SEABoARD AND INTERIOR.

In the accomplishment Of the work
of improvement of the inland water
ways and the harbors of the United
States sea board and interior will be
united in way impossible Of accom-
plishment by any other means Of
transportation, yet without impinging
on freight offerings properly belonging
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26

II is predicted that the sun spots
now approaching the meridian Of their
power viii jar the foundations Of the
earth. This timely notice Is being
served so that the responsibility for
the disturbance win not be thrown
upon Wall street.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26

The Arctic Brotherhood, an organiza-
IN Of men who nave been in Alaska
and Yukon. will erect a separate build
ing at the Alaska Yukon. Pacific Exposi-
tion. An arctic garden consisting of
flowers and shrubbery grown in the
Northland will be a feature of the land
scaping around the building.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26

The old tAeory THAT here must be
some good in every man Is undubted'
" true. II would DO very mean
burglar that would break into bank
in times like the present unless he
really had money in the institution.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26

Opposed to MFR. Conner's position
stands National Chairman Taggart or
at least he would seem to be from GER
tain fayoring remarks, credited to MIN
on his arrival last week, concerning Mr..
Bryan's announcement. The Nebraskan
for President, on conservative trust
regulation and tariff reform platform
that will contain no government owner
ship plank looked mighty good to the
man from Indiana. How this program
will appear after Corners gets hold Of
the Taggart ear, and convinces the own
er thereof that the East Is still strong
ly anti-Bryan, is matter for conjec-
trlre. But one thing Is certain. If Tag
CART refuses to see the situation accor-
ding to the Conner's light, strong al
ignment of the Chanler and Bryan forces
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26
The New Pure Food and Drug Law.

We are pleased TO announce that
roley's Honey and Tar for coughs, cclas
and lung troubles 10 not affected BY the
National Pure Food and Drug law a
II contains no opiates or other harmful
drugs, and we recommend II ~ . safe
remedy for the children and adults. T.
+. Iaurin. Owl Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26

Airship races will be held at the
Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition. Won.
derful progress has been made in late
years in aerial navigation and it is
expected by 1909, the year of the ex.
position, that such improvements will
have been made to insure successful
contests.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26
A Significant Prayer.

MAY the Lord help you make Buck
lens Arnica salvs known to all" writes
]. @. Jenkins, Of Chapel Hill. N. G. II
quickly took the pain out Of fslon
for me aud cured II in . wonderfully
short time" Best on earth for sores.
burns and wounds. 25 cents at Chas,
Rogers 4 Sons Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26

When the doctor IA called he asks'
SLOW arc the bowelsT They are gen
orally wrong His visit might have
been saved by a timely dose Of Lanes
Family Medicine,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26

Would YOU give twenty-five cents 70
stop your eoughs Then get bottle
OF Kemps Balsam and you will hayc
enough for the whole family. II costs
druggists 2Sc.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26

President Roosevelt win have to re.
wise the message 10 Congress said to
have been written during his vacation
at Oyster Bay. It can not be pos
sible that he anticipated the financial
furry.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26

A prominent German paper remarks
THAT ''the elasticity Of American eco.
nomic life makes possible sudden re-
II .ieSAasattklthisAzzzzDs'
covery when the financial situation
seems darkest which Is an accurate as
well as friendly estimate Of the situa.
tion
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26

may be looked for Immediately. There
Il no doubt about tho carncstncss Of tho
hackers Of the young candidate from
nutehess County, New York.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-11-26

City Surveyor Tee LIT on Saturday
for business visit to Seattle and will
remain in the Washington metropolis
several days.