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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-05

FOR SALE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
dry goods business. in large manu-
featuring town; good opportunity.
Address DRY GOODS. care this office.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-16
FEW KNOW THIS.

A well~known specialist has
stated that kidney and Bladder
Troubles of an kinds are IN nearly
every instance readily relieved by
taking few doses OF tao following
simple homemade mixtures
Fluid Extract paudeltom one
hait ounce, Compound Kargon,
one ounce; Compound syrup Sar'
saparilla three ounces,
The dose is teaspoonrul after
meals and a, bedtime, These tn'
gradients can hc obtained AZ any
good pharmacy, and are mixed by
shaking well In bottle, Victims
OF Kidney. bladder and Urinary
diseases nf any kind should not
hesitate to make this prescription
up and try II, II seems highly rc-
commended and doesn't cost much
to prepare,
II not troubled now, save this
for future use.
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wen enough what had done Tor him
and from that time forward evlncei
che greatest affection for me, He even
conquered his kleptomaniac procllvl'
| ties,
An this happened several years be-
| fore the Russo-JapaneSe war came on,
Sukey left me not long before that
event During the war took my ship
into port at Nagasakl. An admiral
with several ships. all OF which formed
part soon afterward OF Admiral To,
so's lleet at the battle OF the sea OF
Japan. was lying In the harbor A
boat came from the Japanese flagship
with an invitation for me 10 dine with
the admiral accepted and nj d in
the evening was rowed in my gig to
keep the engagement
What was my surprise 70 be met
on going over the ships side by little
Sukey with a napkin over his arm aud
a tray ON his hand. The captain OF the
ship was there, too, to receive me-
Sukey, whose eyes were glistening
with pleasure. told me that the admiral
had deputed him to take me to a cabin
below 10 mix me 3 cocktail, follow
cd him, and he gave me such a cock
tail as had not tasted Since he left
me. Leaving me TO enjoy II. he went
away. and after awhile a servant came
and Informed me that the admiral was
waiting for me at dinner. | followed
the man. who led ME to the admirars
dining cabin. Who should advance to
meet me. resplendent In a magnificent
uniform, but little Sukey.
captain" he said, radiant with
smiles y am happy to welcome You
on my flagship, especially as II gives
me an opportunity TO thank you Tor
making q special effort TO save my
life for would now be with my an
cestors but for you. must also thank
YOU for bearing with my Sleptomanla
habits, for your things, especially your
scientific books and Instruments were
Of great use 10 me But more than
aIi-eyen my nfe-I must thank you for
the experience gained FOR my govern
neat in noting your methods in man
aging your ship. We japanese needed
knowledge OF naval affairs, for We
knew ~ would soon have TO meet the
Russian navy"
| stood looking al him in blank as
tonlshment Till he had finished, then
said:
@And /, admiral, have TO thank you
for most excellent attendance II you
are as good an officer as you were
servant you win have little trouble
with the Russian ships 'of war"
nv astonlshment was far greater
when In conversation at dinner found
the admiral knew more than about
advanced naval warfare.
NELSON MAXWELL
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PROPOSALS..


PJ,OpOgALg FOE ggER AND NUT
I'm ~VaaepUver Earraeks, Wash,
Kar4b, ~, Ig97, geaIe1 Droposois for
f0sBi9iyioE ann HeBYerjng freKS beet
am mgttDB fpr sjk month"; beginning
ygJy !, 1217, viii he rscei1ed acre anf
M Dfen4s N cnmplssries At Port gt@-
yeas, Oye, I>)is4 sayrseks, haho;
Y1yts ca2ey, colgmbia, RagJfr Law'
TIM, Wajia Waji8, Wsrd, Wor1sn
Wy5gs4 ay}1 YaHnDgVer IMTfS%kS
WaE5, pplg ~ y, N, AprfI ~ isN
so4 fthg DDegs1 EgY4l1D4s ep5tajn
mn DrpD4s8js sb9aI1 bs WGDfse9j
~gypD>n@ts hgteg9 be4f nm mutton
~ Ds 1DBs1 AVH ~ mr. mn ~
HgaeH41 ~ nlnBjH4ayg N pm ~ "
sgDDg114, ~ NJ Hrfta, DerE4 - M
w, Eiyi4f GD,H1tN
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC WORK ~
oaice CoAstruetir" QuartermaStor
Fl. Columbia, wash. April iith, 1907.
Sealed prop ,sais. In trIpltcata for ex"
tensions TO plank r1adg and walks at
Fort Columbia, wash. win be received
at this office Until is a. m. May !.
1907, ani then opceed, Information
furnished on application, Envelopes
containing Drop sals should be cndors-
ed Proposals fer pgblic work at Fort
Columbia, Wash" and be addressed to
+. w. Phlstrrer Capt. Arty. Corps, In
charge OF construction, Fort Columbia,
wash.
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oUARTERMAsrER's OFFICE. FORT

QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. FORT
Stevens, Ore, April 2. isO1.--seaied
proposals. In trIpllcate. will be received
at this Office until o'clock .. m. May
/. 1907. and then publicly opened. for
drainage and grading n, Fl. Stevens,
Ore. Plans can be seen and specifica-
tlons obtained a, the Office OF the Quar-
termaster. Fort Stevens, Ore. The
United States reserves the right 10 re-
ject or accept any or all bids or any
part thereof. Envelopes containing
proposals should be endorsed "Propo-
sails for Drainage & Grading and ad-
dressed Constructing Quartermasier,
Fl. Stevens oregon.
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.MuJapaneseSerYant
EoriE!nall


ne all liked little suksy, from tte
commander Gnyselfl 10 the lowest
ranking officer on board. Suksys
name was Chonosuke Hirano, but we
couldn't possibly think Of calling hi4
kil that, 50 we reduced the whole 10
Sukey. Sukey was ny body servant
and was a native Of Japan. five feet
one inch IN bis stockings and quick
and wiry as a cat Talk about serv-
Rnts, | never knew what q servant
was TIL got Sukey. II wanted any
article at table, before ! knew / want
ed it Sukey held II right under uy
nose. II | needed shaving. Sukey
knew just the minute my mind was
Of more Important things and would
have me Iathered and my heard Of
without leaving a scratch. and al in q
fifty To have Sukey for a servant was
10 have another pair Of legs, angther
pair Of arms and another brain that
cost the master no effort to work.
But nothing is perfect Sukey had
one failing He was continually b0T-
rowing my belongings Nov II was an
ink well, now a magnifying glass, any
thing everything that he could lay bis
hands on, and, since be had the free
dom Of my cabin, be could lay bis
hands on anything # contained, II
seemed to be a mania with sukey. for
be never took anything 70 keep, and
be took lots Of things that could not
possibly be Of any use 10 the captains
body servant. One evening ! missed
my chronOneter and nautical almanac.
asked Sukey what had become of
them. whereupOn he went to the little
eubby hole where he slept and brought
them to me. | questioned him as 70 THE
cause Of his borrowing my rhings, and
he said he could not help It; be was
born so l put 1t down to kleptoualia:
but, as kleptomanlacg usually hide the
things they steal. this was not very
satisfactory.
One day Sukey went out on the fore.
ward deck The weather WAS very
rough, and sea came aboard When
II went back into the ocean, it tax
Sukey with It, | was on the 1eck ar
the time and saw Sukey look at ne
with an appealing glance stopped
the ship at once, called TO a man Oh the
deck below me to throw Sukey NE
buoy and had a small boat lowered.
1t remained out at great risk Tor bali
an hour, and when 1t returned the
young ensign commanding IL reported
that Sukey was not TO be found. Sukcy.
being only copper colored japanese.
would not usually be considered worth
rtsking other lives for. but he was In,
valuable as a servant, and | couldnt
get over the look he had given me. 50
sent the boat back to make another
search. This time they remained out
An hour. but when they returned Srkey
was with them. AS the drenched lIt.lc
beggar climbed the ladder and hopped
over the guuwale l gave him a dress
ing on the !mpropriety of fitting ovef
the forward deck when the ship WA,
taking water. telling him if he ever did
IL again would put him in irons. Tht
truth Is / was angry with myself n'
well az with him for risking other zoo,
Hves-the lives Of white men-to say,
n little five foot japanese Sukey knew
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-16

OFFICE OF c. q. NJ, VANCOUVER
Barracks wash. April 15. 1907. Seal
ed proposals. In trIplIcate. will be re-
ceived here until II o'clock n. IN, May
Is 1907 for furnishing forage and bed
ding, at posts in this department for
the year ending June 30. 1908. De-
liveries OF supplies to commence July
/, 1907. Information furnished nere
or by quartermasters at post. u. s.
reserves the right 10 reject or accept
any or all proposals. or any part there-
Of Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked: Proposals for for
age and bedding at-------'----------," ad-
dressed Sam X. Jones, c. q. NJ.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-16
"eneumenia's Deadly Work

had so seriously affected my rlghi
lung" writes Mrs, Fannie Connor, OF
Rural Route 1. Georgetown, Tenn.
that l coughed continuously night
and day and the neighbors' prediction
Consumption seemed Inevitable
until my husband brought home a
bottle OF DIR. Kings New Discovery
which In my case proved to be the on.
ly real cough cure and restorer OF weak
sore lungs" When all other remedies
utterly fail. YOU may Still win In the
battle against throat and lung troub-
les with New Discovery, the real cure
Guaranteed by Caas. Rogers, druggist
soc. and sl.0O. Trial bottle free.
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nninn Business AuAin.

When my friends thought l was
about to take leave Of this world. on
account Of indigestion, nervousness
and general debility" writes A. A,
Chisholm. Treadwell. n. Y, and when
Il looked as IL there was no hope left
was persuaded to try Electric BItters,
and / rejoice TO say tnat they arc Gu
ring me. am now doing business
lgaln a. Of old, and a mstill ga'tnc
dauy." Best tonic medicine on earth
Guaranteed by Chas. Rogers. Drug
gist so c.
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TWO SISTERS HAVE
ECZEMA OF HEAD
Two Illinois Girls Suffer from Scalp
Trouble Another Sister Needs a
TonIc--Frisnd Suggests Cutlcura
They Use It and Now Give
MUCH PRAISE TO ALL
CUTICURA REMEDIES

81 must give much praise TO all the
cs,ticprs Remedies. | used but one
cske Of Cuticura Soap and one box q
Cs,ticura Ointment, as that was all
saaas was required 10 cure my disease.
i was very much troubled with eczema
az tAe heaa, and q friend u mine told me
~ use the Cuticnra Remedies. which
/ do. saa an glad 10 say that they cured
nv ssssxna entirely. Since then we
have SawavS kept the soap on hand at
Rn rs-naS. Nv sister was also carsAd
q sI1sraS ck the head by us'1g the
CsgsSsS.-s RssnaaieS. Another sister has
Esa1 CsuticIlra ReSolvsnt and Pills and
sAlaSs they s7e $ splendid toRic. / can.
MT SavsxacslE bow long ! suffered, but |
sAlnk about six months, Miss Edith
Earnmsr. Il. ?, n. Ne. 6, Morrison.
IL, 0cs. 9, 1905"
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LATNDRIES.
BUTTON HOLE AT THE BACK.

Your sxpehenes With II has no do'io'
Iead 10 mueh Fezation, possibly pro
isnity. Broke your 6ngsrnail trying u
psy n up from the nsck-band, IN
You won't have that that experience :
yog ssnd yopr shirts " ua; we save yot
this tf0nbIe, and danger Of tearing ~
sbirt Try ~ AMI see,
TROY LAUNDRY,
Tenth and Duane Sts. Phone f9oI
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WORK THAT TELLS.
Plenty OF It Has Been Done Right
Here in Astoria.


Here in Astoria.
Cures that last are cures that tell
To thoroughly know the virtues Of a
medicine you must investigate the
cures and see II they prove permanent
Doan's kidney pills stand this test,
AMI plenty Of proof exists rigai here
in Astoria. People who testified years
ago to relief from baekache, kidney
and urinary disorders. nGw declare
that relief was permanent and the
curs perfect How can any Astoria
sufferer longer doubt the evidence?
W. A. Mcintosh. Of $50 Harrison
Are. Astoria. Ore, says: For years
OF and on. suffered good deal from
q 5erangsd condition of the hdneys
and laneness and aching across the
small Of ny bsck. which annoyed me
very much at NY work and made II
painful 70 gtoop over Or iii anything
4 often thought ] was troubled viii
gravel. 80 painful was the passage d
IL. kinney sscFetlons. DoaD's Kidney
Pills came 70 my notice and ! prod1c-
Cd thera al drug sore. They helped
ne from the frat and SOON relieved thf
pain and Lameness In NY back, corr%c-
tel and regulatel ne kidney secre-
l4nr. Tn lapse u Eloe since 2ayf
M frs statement regarding my sat-
isfsctgry experience With yo9r remedy
hag raoua that the oe1eat 3eriYe9 i
e'iG of lasting nature
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-16

merit available, VI. warn baths with
Cuti-slra Soap, and gentle anointlnEs
with Cuticrra Ointment. the great SKIN
Cure. Cures made IN Infancy and child
hood are usually speedy srld permanent.
ca-nrrr External and Inss-rsl TrraFrsz-it sar
Ever nunaar a7 Infants EAl&1Tggl. Aa4 Aeciss
pungis~s AZ Cltrf-arH Sas- 60 60 ClgAn& the Skl.
Faesiru-s SltrrrsuE tsseA 70 Heal Shs SKA ard
FsfJr1lrs ReSaAverg EaecB On Ehs tn-7 o. Caarn1te
Ensrer PilS -Se Eev vtal 1t 6 "a Purity THE Elpa9
SD Ihyussgsnat the Ea-iG Fv7tHT Drug 4 CAeEa-
Es-n.. Sals f.-1pS- Boston. Mss
mg MAasc FraE. on Eunsn-s u Skln Gn9 Scala
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NICK pApAZGERES.
THE GREEK DIVER.

aaa just received new diving ma.
chine from the old country, Dives
from 90 10 80 tathoms In shallow water
stays down hait day a, ,lmo, Leave
orders at AZ nond st. Market, or d.
Faiangos, clifton.
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AEa th8As L'tas AssN.SA 49, N
the dreadful fear that
the sirrration ss 70
be lifelong. and mar
its future h2f mess,
and pros perlty.
Hence it becomes the
auty a mothers u
such afflicted children
10 ac1ylainf' themselves
with the pareSt and
-SAs.e s il.-s+ fv73n frsNNs~
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EVERY CHILD
Afflicted with Torturing
Disfiguring fiumors

Becomes III object a. the most tender
xrslicituae, Dot only fsecauss os its suf-
- h....n.a..a -
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.

PHILLIPS TRANSFER COMPANY
Express and baggage. also Job work
stand Millers cigar store COR 9th and
Bond phone sTsi--Main.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


NOTICE TO FISHERMEN AND
dealers In fah--This ia TO inform you
that all licenses pertaining To tho
flshing industry issued prior 20 March
sis,,. expired Marca 81. 1907 and TO
fish for Salmon. or deal In Salmon or
other anadrous flrh without license la
committing n misiemoanor ,ht will be
punished In the Courts II. q, vandu-
sen, Master Fish Warden,
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LOST AND FOUND.

FoUND--A STORE KEY. FINDER
can have same by calling at this Of
Ace and paying for this advertisement
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GALL FOR WARRANTS.
CLEANING AND REPAIRING.


PRESSING AND CLEANING, LA
dles' work n speciality, up to date,
tailor. Andrew sipoia tsi Commercial
street
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LOST-PyRSF CONTAINING
about $500 ard srah check payable
10 Wells Fargo Il 10. Return 10 w,
+. Co.. Reward.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-10-25
HARTVILLE.

Hartvirle, oct. A.--Arthur Philsips,
who has been In Colorado on v cattle
ranch for the past fourteen months.
has returned to Hartyille for tha win
ter.
daughter Vera, spent Sunday with reia-
Mrs. Lew Warner went to Mogadors
on Thursday TO visit her son Winfred,
whose wife 10 III.
Isaac Brumbaugh Is suffering with an
ulcer on his left eye. DIR. Morrow OF
Canton, 10 healing II.
the New Berlin team at New Berlin on
Saturday. Coach Pierce Of Mogadore. 70
expected on Friday evening ana will
probably play with the boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. George White and fam
ily OF Edgeneld, and Mrs. Greeley NC
Dorrell. Of near Canton, were guests or
]. Weidiar, OF Garret, Indiana, has
returned to his horne after n visit with
dis cousin. Roy Mschamer. ut his home
THs Lords supper will be administer
cd In the Reformed church on Sunday
morning, October a. at 10 O'Clock Sun
Time. Preparatory services will be held
sryone is cordially Invited to both $50
vices.
The lecture course committee of the
Improvement Association have succeeded
In securing an excellent course for the
season OF 190-06. The following Is a
list OF the attractions: Nov. 10. concert,
THE Singers Club of Canton;" Dec.
concert. Ladies Olympia Quartet; Feb.
q lecture DR.. Jas. Watson: March ~,
entertainment. "The District school,"
Tickets VIII be on sale on Saturday.
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CHESTNUT RIDGE.

Chestnut Ridge, Oct &c. r. Duiab.
ahn entertained the following relatives
Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brum-
baugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Steffy, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Brumbaugh and
daughter.
A number from here attended commun-
lon services Saturday At tho German
Baptist church near Midway.
Aipheus Vaughn and family OF near
ot. Peters church. were Sunday visitors
n his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David
vauGhn.
Oscar wymer. who ia employed In
Bridgeport. spent Sunday ut home.
Miss Estella Duiabahan. who was sum
Sring with measles. is able TO sit up
Miss Ada Wilson received word Sat
Srday from Mr.. and Mrs. william Hill
bish. who were the delegates sent to
Bellvicw. stating that the convention
was very interesting and largely at
G. +. pulabahn has received news OF
tho serious illness OF his brother. Rich
ard Dulabahn OF Union. who In suffering
from typhoid fever.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Ham and family.
Of Canton. and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Eubright were Sunday visitors of Fitus
Ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrsm wymer ana fam
by spent Sunday In Midway the guests
G her sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Freed
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GOOD NEWS.
Many Canton Readers Have Heard u
and ProfiSed Thereby.

Many Canton Readers Have Heard u
and Profsed Thereby.
Good news travels fast" and the
thousands Of bad back sufferers in
Canton are glad 10 learn that prompt
relief is within their reach. Many a
lame weak and aching back is bad no
more, thanks to Doan.s Kidney Pills.
Our citizens are telling the good
news OF their experience wi<h the Old
Quaker Remedy. Here In an example
worth reading:
William Fitzgerald. OF s23 High St,
Canton. o., says: ''In praising and
recommending Doan's Kidney Pills, /
not only voice my own opinion based
upon personal experience. but also the
statements Of many OF my acquaint.
anoes who have used this remedy with
Just as satisfactory results as I did
Doan's Kidney pills gave me freedom
four years ago from backache.
strengthened my kidneys and correct
cd the secretions which had been very
irregular. procured Doan's Kidne,
Pills at the Durbin & Wright Co.'s
drug store, and after using them for
a short time was not only relieved OF
these troubles but my head felt better
and was no longer weighed down with
languor In the morning. have used
Doan's Kidney Pills on various occa-
sions since and always with the same
effective results"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster.Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's--and
take no other,
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make picture. A woman will enter.
who at first glance will not attract.
and who may perhaps lack eli beauty
OF definite type, but the instant she
sinks into a chair she win fall into
unconscious lines OF grace. The pic
ture, as composition. is ready made;
some sweetness of eye, some tender
ness of lips, make her beautiful or shs
suggests perhaps a charming repose:
there is repose in the quiet race, the
relaxed figure, even in the fingers In
terlaced carelessly in her lap-a pic
ture, and a pleasing one. is gained
without forethought on her part or
arrangement on the part OF the pho to-
grapher.
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high point Of perfection. said concern
ing his summer spent abroad:
II spent 10 days each In LONDON
and Paris looking into the studies and
methods Of those cities, but my quick
trip 10 The Hague and Amsterdam
to nee the Rembrandts alone repaid
me for my entire journey. The pho
tographer OF today. seeking as he does
for character and individuality, needs
to study Rembrandt IL he would sue
ceed In his portraits OF men. The
same is true, of course, as TO women +
pictures, but these should be supple
mented by close attention TO Reynolds
and Gainesborough.
There is scarcely a limit to the
variety and phases of what We call
portraiture.
Value OF CAMERA PORTRAIT
URE.
Sincerely embraced 1t is pro-
tession as high, to my mind, as pny,
since II seeks to present lasting rec
ord of the form and features OF the
human race. Such records are OF a
value hard indeed to estimate. With
what Intense interest the present gen.
sration would analyZe photograph
made from life OF Mary, Queen OF
Scots, Napoleon or Cromwell. We
have, OF course. paintings, drawings,
engravings of historic psrsonages. but
the point l am working up to is the
lens and camera as a first assistant to
the painters brush or the draftsman's
pencil.
backgrounds introduced by hand
work on the plates can now be made
to suit the camera picture after the
picture itself has been taken. Photo
sketches nnished by careful handwork
are q means of securing striking re-
suits IN the line of photography, and
the photograph designed to suggest
tho engraving IL work OF art.
q "Ths photogravure process is used
to produce the portraits made by
very skillfui German of Hamburg
This u the highest type Of photo-por-
trait and calls for great skill in the
and printing Of the plate"
The camera has, however. its linn
tations." said another Baltimore pro-
taking up the subject, "sinee
the camera can depict only one ex-
preston. no me the art OF the photo
sraphsr is knowing just the instant to
expose the lens and oatoh that high
sss aggression before Il passes. The
patAtss Studying the aviax model hom