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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-12-24
i LoNRoN- Hl;GHEsToN.

The Fomsn. 8 Improvement Lea.
EguaTiltnteftain the State Fedora
ton sE1Sy, Jan list The Commit
tee and public generally are looking
forward With match interest to this
gathering end Feel that great good
will beSomplished by their COM
ing to lwn, 49,,
Mrs. @SSsge Reed and Mrs. Mary
IIrownss yatse. calling on friends at
canhslton, 4 Thursday.
AIRS. Andrew Patterson and Mrs,
M e, -Graxss were shopping in Mont
gcsnery, Saturday. ..,.... --.,
Mrs, Lucinda Kinney, of, Camel
ton, was the guest Of Mrs. Annie
Reed Friday, ~.
G. 7. Massey, w. G.. Franklin and
Curtis Pulliam were lat Smithers,
Saturday, attending the burial. Of b.
5. Enbanks who was shot Thursday
and died at Paint Creek Hospital. -
>, Last Wednesday night the home
Of J. M. Rlainey was the scene of a
brilliant AFFAIR. The occasion being
g. wedding and the contracting par
ties Miss Mary E. Blainey and Rob-
ert Authors, Rev. D. D. Davis officia-
ting. ThCTA present were Mrs, Mol
lie, Anderson, Jas. Hollins, Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.
Graves, Mr. aud Mrs. Will Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Seay, Mr.. and.l
Mrs. Andrew Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardgrove, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt, Mt
and Mrs, A. Shawers, Mrs. Aiola
Preston, MRS. Mary Brown. Mrs.
Archie Pack, Mrs. Addie James, Mrs.
Fryer, Mrs. B. NJ. Booker, Miss Eve
lyn James. Miss Stella Paterson. Miss !
NJ. E. Anderson, Miss Mamie Morris,
Miss Junior Chancellor, Miss Mamie I
Miss Julia Brown, Miss
Willis Franklin. Uni Whitlow, Ed. I
Brown :.y W. ~. : .":
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FAIRNIONT.

MISS Bessie S. Jordan, returned
Sunday from Morgantown where She
was the guest of her sister, Mrs! A,
n. Williams, Friday and Saturday
Miss Jordan leaves Tuesday to spend
the Iuletide with her parents al
Pt. Pleasant. -
MISS Anna Dawson, Of Clarksbure
School, is home to- spend her Xmas
vacation with her parents. a;
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rob
inson, son last week. 81.
Mrs. U. d. Scott and grandson,
Master VIM. Jennings and Miss Liz
gle Thompson left Saturday for a
Xmas visit to Wheeling with rela-
tlves.
Little Allen Fortune was quite i'll
a few days the past week.
Miss Florence Green left last week
TO spend the, winter at her home at
Maybe.
Mrs. Fannie Fraction has return
ed home after long stay at Berrys-
burg.
Mrs. Ida. Scott was hostess to the
4 O'Clock Needle Club Friday. After
work a refreshing luncheon was SER
yea and heartily enjoyed.
Xmas program will be rendered
o. the Sunday School children on
Amas eve at Mt. Zion Baptist Church
and Xmas night at the NJ E. Church.
each will also have a tree.
Mrs. Julia Collins has been in
disposed for the past week.
Mrs. ". d. Forney, Of East Liverpool
IS visiting her husband.
The public school closed Friday
afternoon with appropriate exercises
Tor their Xmas vacation.
IN" Weeks Festival at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church was a success. In
INC defamation contest on Monday
night the prize was awarded Little
tstclle Taylor.
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RAYMOND CITY.

T.
winston GSles was business visi-
tor to Sc. Adams, Wednesday eve
ming. -. L.-f.-..' a.. ~.
Mrs. NJ. A. Person left Saturday
evening for her home in Charleston.
She was aceorapanied by her son
Walter. r.
Rev. a. Massie Preached two inter
esting sermons here Sunday.
Mrs. G. Good and Mrs. Caroline An
derson were out Of town visitors Sat-
urday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie James were
business visitors to Charleston Sat-
urday. ...
Mrs. Rebecca Sommerville, while
in Charleston last week, lost S35.
J. w. Smith had 9sorne. very bad
luck q few da18, ago by losing be-
tween $50 ana $40 which he had in
a trunk H.S$tJ ~ 81, sd! '.>
Mrs. Perrfe Dickerson was sindis-
posed last week, ~ - o. e.. 80" D.
DR.. NJ. r. sinciairA, of Bancroft,
was In ouP+tespa- Last week. .aq.
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CANTON. ;;uORlfSi

t. H. MCGEE left the city Wednes-
day evening, the 10th, for Palm
Beach Fla On his way he intends
to spend Xmas In Macon, Ga, with
xsfatf1es aA l aT lls ms sss.,. =. -.
Mrs. saraB j sonsSa welI,knos sM
and highly .tespY sEed epaored woman
of rs *ears,f U.s. hoand Tuesday
morning lying a2ntonscf6us beside the
Wheeling and Lake. E:ra tracks near.
Warner avenue. 1t is supposed that
she was struck by a, Wheeling and
Lake Erie train. She received many
cuts and bruises about the head and
face, but to the delight of her many
friends she is improving. 49,
The CORTLAND Hotel, ION the 18th,
in, order to cut down, expenses laid
off all colored waakers in the Ameri-
can. dining room > and su bstituted
white waitresses.s The colored wait
ers who were in the European dining
room. were retained. .
: w. A. Lewis spent Xmas in Cleye-
land with his family.
The recital given last week by Miss
Dora G. Johnson at the Zion A. M. E.
church, Massillon, was a success.
Miss Johnson is an elocutionist of
great ability. She was ably assited
by the Misses Beatrice Fox, Hattie
Ramsey and w. R.. SmaIlwood, of
Canton. Mr. SmalIwood was in fine
voice and received much applause
The Nonpareil Musical and Ora
matte Society was entertained Friday
evening by r. @. Hath at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs, W. r. Smallwood.
Potted plants served as decoration
and delicious luncheon was served
by Mr.. and Mrs. SmaIlwood.
Miss Lila Fields continues quite
ill. ~ ~ ,.,''
Joe Daniels, formerly .. head-wafter
at the Barnett Hotel IS now "buss7
man" at the CourtlandI ~
The Stark County %colored voters
league met in MaSsiloh last Monday
| evening and adopted resolutions in
dorsing SenaSor4J. b; Foraker for re-
election TO the United States Senate.
Carlos l.. Pardogleft last week for
| Pitts. Pa ,sl{8lz, ~. ,,,.:s-.f ; .
/ st.. Paurs AspM ,lEs,. Sunday school
Ieas largely attended. last Sunday
! Interesting papers are being read by
different members every Sunday and
the attendance is on the increase.
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CARBON.

Monday. December 14th, Mrs. A.
W. Aston was badly burned by her
clothes catching while standing by
the CRATE. Women went 70 her res
cue but not in time to save her
from being badly burned.
School was suspended and will be
for quite a while
\. +. Roetcn, Of Fayetteville was
visiting his son, II. l.. ROeten, here,
Wednesday, the 18th.
Thursday, December u. James
Young was instantly killed at Bell
clare by falling slate. His remains
were sent to Virginia for burial.
Rev. p. p. Holland filled his regu-
lar appointment at Bancroft Sunday
Miss Ella Dickerson Of Wevaco
vas visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hattie
Martin. here. SundaF.
Saturday night tho ladies of the
Mt. N"b0 BAPTIST Church gave &
supper which was well attended.
| Mrs. W. VI. Williams, who mas
! been with US quite awhile, left Fri
day tor his hOnc in y. G..
George, the three year old son o.
W. NJ. Brown and wife, died here
Sunday Of whooring cough.
George Martin aud wife, brother
Reuben, and sister Mrs, Mamie viii
son went 10 their old home at ByrGs.
vile. Va. Monday to spend the holt.
days with relatives and friends.
Rev, {. II. Carter preached an ex.
lcellent sermon for us Sunday night
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Us, morning FOR wash


.hass,ss -. morning FOR Wash
,EAass t,aikfmas, Entertainment Is
very 11ia year and AH under
the >dtt o. Miss slClla W, Smith
and. Ha Sissnse LoYett, 81 sSe'
M ny AkfS M PPeytan. Of the Nor
'sReDep&ctment and Miss NJ, VII
ginia - sRsap Of the, Industrial, and
+. w. 1pnS Clerk in the Treasurers
ofhEs. as Wednesday night for
Par Stsba 81, MISS Brown. will be
the guest 0t miss Peyton. Z III
Miss Net cRlf, Of Carolina,
RhodS h p here to spend. the
winter Ss, 4N8 Metcalf is Assistant
Treas hB Cbllege, X ~. ri,
=, Rev SIlS Hare, Vice Pres. of
the Saloon League de-
llvercd ashorts talk to the students
Monday hortfhg,. fIeis an interest
I'M tlkeF to NV the slesst, 4,
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. IL
~ Samuel D6pter who was very sick
last week, Is reported much better
(. ,Misa Cornnlia Spears. of Powellton
was the Saturday guest Tof Mis-.
Ethel BrdwnS An. 49,, : Is
! Miss Ethel Bryant, OF Kimberly
Miss Leola James, OF Longacre .Rnc
Miss Gertrude Parrish, Of Hardwood
were here Saturday the guests OF
Mrs. Mary Perry. =, .....
! Misses Eta Hall, and ,Katheriine
Brown came home Saturday from
Institute.
Invitations are out for a. banquet
TO be given Friday night by the Odd
Fellows at their Hall. :.
MissGs Nellie NJ. Lewis, Lola NJ.
Lavender and Mary shelton, teachers
ut Bluet1eid,- will be home Thursday
to spend Xmas. 49,. .&.i. T'" .'''
+. II. Hays, of Charleston was up
Thursday. on business. ,}y
Miss l.. O. Hopkins, was the guest
Of Mrs, Mary Perry Saturday.. Miss
Hopkins was enroute to her home
at Cnristians0urg, Va. to spend
Nmas. 49,. IS. -
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Pack. Of Syl-
viz, will be down Thursday to spend
Nmas here and Institute with rela-
lives So
Miss Lulu Branh0m was a. BUSH
ness Visitor to Charleston, Friday. -
T. L. Thompson, of Powellton, was
a business visitor here. Saturday.
Miss Pinkic Price and Mrs. Wilio
lam Wicks. of .Donwood, we're Shop
ping here Monday.
Miss Sessie Jordan, of Eagle, was
the Sunday guest of Miss Eta Hall.
1. S. White and DR.. B. F.. White,
were called to Charleston, Friday,
by the death Of cousin, Mrs. J. w.
White.
Mrs. Charles Oakley, Mrs. George
Jackson, Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs.
Burns, of Donwood we're shopping
here Saturday. =. g.. -,
Two of Mr.. and Mrs. George Jack
sons children are sick at their hcne
ON Fifth avenue.
Mr.. McGinnis, who has been very
sick for several weeks, is reported
better
The, Womens' Improvement Lea
que met Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. William Brown at her home on
Fourth avenue.
Miss Clara Brown is able to be out
after having been sick some weeks.
Rev. Warner Brown has announ-
ced preaching at eleven o'clock XMAS
morning at the First Baptist Church.
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CORRESPONDENTS

lesion, Friday. to attend u meeting
of the Bluetield Board OF Regents
Ne returned Sunday.
Miss. Esther ,Colston was called
home Thursday by the death of her
father, she returned Monday.
Miss Rutlcr'S Program.
The Christmas program n Miss
butier's room was as follows:
Song, Christmas Lullaby.
Story or the Shepherds. Miss But
Ter. =:
Recitation, Mary Webb.
Recitation, Harlan cambridge.
Recitation, Beulah MCGOWAN.
Song, ~aRta Claus.
Recitation, Ear, Howard.
Recitation, Tray Stuart.
ReCltatloa, Valdrid Brown.
Recitation. Catherine RUSSELL.
Song, Santa Claus is Coming.
Recitation, Willie Taylor.
recitation Catherine Riggs.
Recitatfon, Hobart Jacksong
Recitation, Frank Howard.
Song, Peek-a-Boo.
Recitation, Aaron Amiss.
: Recitation, Lulu Stuart.
. Recitation, Vance Dixon.
Song, Ho, Said Santa Claus.
Recltation, Arinita MCGOWAN.
Recitation, James Terrell.
Recitation, Marion Henderson.
recitation, Clifford Queen.
Song, Santa Claus is Coming soon.
Miss McClung's Room.
The pro: ii M in Miss McCluTig's
room was as follows:
Chorus, Christmas Time. o.,
Bible Quotations. =
. Chorus, Heroes.
Recitation, Naomi Grant.
Defamation, Harry Jefferson.
Recitation, Hattie Dickerson.
Chorus, Think Of Children Dear:
Recitation, Alfretta Haines.
Defamation, Emmett Menefee.
Defamation, Robert Grant.
Recitation, Madeline Payne. =!
Defamation, Carson Comedy.
Chorus, The Mountain Peak.
High School journal. -:
The Christmas Of the High
school journal, The Owl, is out. Get
copy from Edgar Carter, Harry
1oats or Johnny Giles Price 1Oc.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-12-24
HARPER'S FERRY.

On May 10th of this year there
appeared before President McDon-
aid, q coloEed man, who seemed to
be man Of means and some edu-
cation. He WAS conducted into the
Chapel and was present at Devotion
al exercisescbut would take no active
part in themA The man had card
which represented him to be one
John 3. Smith, Professor Of Biblical
Literature at the Tnskegee Normal
and Industrial Institute. Said he
was graduate Of Harvard >Univer-
sity and he. told a story Apmething
like this: There was a, student IN
Tuskegee from Big Poor, Maryland
who had died and he (Smith) had
accompanied the body to Hagers-
town, where it had been transferred
by mistake and had to be carried
over the country in a hearse which
made the bill from the undeytak er
quite large and Smith did not have
money enough to get back to Tus-
kegee. His tale seemed truthful
and President Mcdonald with his
great kindheartedness and brotherly
love, advanced the said Smith quite
some of money. The Cashier of
the Harper's Ferry Bank said that
he thought the man was alright and
cashed his check:
Not hearing in a reasonable time
from the man President Mcdonald
began an investigation then ran over
large papers and also wrote to Or.
fofn
III reply that no such man as Smith
was known there. On further fnr
Quiry and investigation it developed
That one Prof. G. w. Warfield, in
structor in Greek, of Storer College,
was in Providence, Rhode Island and
that said Warfeld had obtained
money from DR.. Bowen, one. Of Stor-
cr's staunch friends.
Now Smith, alias Warfield, are one
aud the same. He is telling the same
dead student tale about Storer that
he told about Tuskegee. President
Mcdonald has not yet taken steps to
/ put the law on Smith, at the same
time it is very unRles,gant for G.. w.
Warfeld, an Alumnus Of Storer, who
Laundry at Harper's Ferry.
Smith is about five feet six, very
Light, straight hair, a good dresser
land weighs about 175 lbs. His game
is good one and well developed and
| we hope that all other institutions
| will be on the lookout for him. o..
The. members Of the College Foot
,uff iSsuf, n met last Ueok.and elect
Ell for the session OF 1905 Il. G..
Lewis, OF Charleston, Captain and T..
| w J0Tes Of Parker5burg, Manager.
! To those young men who have es-
peuially distinguished themselves
this year in Athletics of all kinds,
were awarded So publicly, and
TUESDAY afternoon Dec %, the hon
ors were publicly conferred by DR..
Henry. r. Mcdonald. All Athletes
were greatly worked up as the win
ming OF an old gold IS" is equivalent
to gold medal. The Committee Of
| Award consisted Of Tn. II. T. Melon
tah, prof. II. II. Winters, II, w.
Hopewell Pres. s. G. p. A., Miss
Mani Dram, Secy., J. A. Saunders,
Coach and Manager. e. w. Jones.
Ex-Governor Geo. w. Atkinson
delivered his lecture, "The Integrity
OF College Students" in the Chapel
on Saturday night. The Governor 3
lecture was as was stated by some
Of tho Freshmen, Simply Great"
He is never without Rumor and kept
his audience in spellbound attention,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-12-24
NO TYPHOID
Exists in Epidemic Form at WILDER
force University.

,Xenia, Ohio, Dec 21.--W,S. Scar
borough, President of Wilberfofce
University, has issued a card relat-
ing to the alleged. typhoid epidemic
at that school, stating that there@is
no epidemic at the school. No teach
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-12-24

.er 10 ilP Of fever. Only three cases. or
Illness have been pronounced lncini-
ent typhoidr--the janitor, his cousin
and her roommate, relationship
that may account for the 'cause
through some. spedal'food. IAN were
very Mid cases, aa one ofzthsm is
now zip and about. 7"@r<-3I a&sE%T
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-12-24

Al trimmed Hats reduced one
hfsrd end onc~haR. Mrs, Dreamer,
13 Capitol street 12.1e.21 q
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-12-24
MONTGOMERY.

MI and Mrs. J! S. Noel and daug-
Ver' MISS Vanilla have returned from
lew days visit to Charleston.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-22
coin and former associates Of Lincoln
III all parts OF the world.
Diamond saIssman's Secrets.

"rhcre IL no line In which more care
must be exercised than In selling din
monds." remarked one OF the oides,
dealers In Cleveland, For instance
we don't dare show u man a larger
stone than he can afford TO buy. Even
diamond carat or a carat and d
half Ia size looks like d mighty small
affair 10 pay 80 much money for. and
II man comes In expecting 20 pay SId
FOR diamond he mny get dIsgnsied
and not buy at all II the salesman
shows him something a little larger
FOR 5000. The salesman. II he knows
his business, will fnd TO u certainty
lust how much d customer IL willing
10 pay before he shows him anything
Then It's better not 10 show colorci
atons, such AS Il ruby or an emerald or
blush diamond In connection with
ithcr diamonds II you show some
customers a c0lored stone and then put
i away and show him good white
llamond. he WIN declare that the dla-
,nond Is or color II does not seem to
re whIm 80 much as the ei oct on the
yea OF the rolurs. IN the stonea."--
'leyaiand Plain nssior
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-22
Why He Was Happy.

he was baldheaded bachelor, whose
heart for the first time had been moved
by the tender passion.
'Then you confess" be said In a
trembling voice to the object Of his
regards, shat you like me a little
that you admire certain qualities Of
my headT
Yes" shyly responded the young
lady.
"And may ask. be continued In q
tone Of emotion, "what those qualities
areT'
Il can hardly explain" said the
young lady bashfully, "but think Il
Is because your head Is so meIlIfuent
can't express 1t more clearly
"And you can never know how I ap
preciate your high opinion" exclaimed
the happy bachelor as he pressed her
hand. He didn't know just what incl.
liduent' meant, but he was sure 1t was
the synonym for something grand and
ennobling. and when he babe her good
night he rushed eagerly home, excited
ly took down the dictionary and turn
ed feverishly to the endeared word.
His blood changed to Ice as he read.
Smooth, soft. mellow"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-22
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2i,-The Lincoln
Centenary Association was organized
last night with view OF celebrating
the one hundredth anniversary OF the
birth OF Abraham Lincoln on Febru.
ary II, 1909 in a manner that will
command world wide attention.
The charter members include men
Of the most prominent professional
and business men in Chicago. They
are representatives OF the club, the
Association OF Commerce and the
illinois manufacturing Association
Liut, Gov Lawrence Sherman and
Mayor Fred A. Busse are among
them.
The purpose Of the organization Il
10 take the Lincoln centenary obser-
vance an event oil international prom.
inence. Plans were suggested for 4
permanent memorial TO the memory
oi the great cmaneipator in the form
OF great building-a temple Of patri-
otiSm. II IL believed there are a suf-
f'cient number Of patriotic citizens
who revere the name Of Lincoln to
make the raising OF at least 81. .000, 900
for such 4 purpose, a matter OF no diff
ficulty, Il Is hoped TO raise large
portion OF the money in one dollar
contributions
II is proposed to devote one week
TO the celebration oil the Lincoln CEN
tenary. Governors aud congressman
md prominent men from every state
in the union will be invited to partici.
pate and the same formal invitation
will be extended to admirers Of Lin.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-22
Special Announcement Regarding the
National Pure Food and Drug Law

We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs.
colds and lung troubles is not affect
ed by the National Pure Food and
Drug law as it contains no opiates
OF other harmful drugs. and we rec
ommend it as safe remedy for chill
dren and adults. For sale by T. F.
Laurin.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-22

The circic OF the earth's daily rota.
tlon upon iis axis being the greatest at
the equator, the consequent creator ac-
tion there Of TIM centrifugal force dur
Ing the period when the earth was a
yielding mass produced bnlging out
OF tho surface IL the equatorial region,
with consequent aattening at the
poles. Thus we have an oblate sphe-
roid. with the Isngth OF the axis OF the
poles ABOUT tweatv-six and half miles
less than the equatorial diameter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-22

PORTLAND, FEB .2l.--Onc car.
load Of sweet potatoes came in from
the South today, and this may be the
last shipment to this market this sea.
son. The supply In California is very
much reduced and the market firm.
The product Is held firmly here al
So SO hundred. A car OF mixed veg.
ctablcs and one Of celery are expect.
cd tomorrow Celery promises to be
scarce for time as stocks in South
ern California are about cleaned up.
Grain, Flour, Feed.
Wheat--club, s3c, Valley. s5c, blue.
stem, S5c; red Russian. Sic.
oats--Producers' pricesi White, s2s;
gray, s27.
Hay--vaiIey timothy. sis@is; East
ern Oregon. S20@22; clover, $l3; cheat,
slai alfalfa, $ls; grain hay. $l4@l5.
Flour--liard wheat. patent. s4.95;
stralght. $a.40, graham. s4.5o; rye, s5,
whole.wheat four S4.75; Valley Hour,
s4.40; Dakota, s6.40@0.00; Eastern rye
$3.50; Pillsbury. 81; Corvallis. $40.
Rye--$i25@l.30 per cwt.
Grain Bags--Domestic. szcj Calcutta,
Dc.
com-whole. ss2, cracked. sss pei
ton.
Barley--Producers' prices. Brewing,
S2S.5oj feed, s27; rolled. $30@3l.
Buckwheat-$3o per ton.
Millfeed-City bran. s2S, country
bran. ~, shorts, s24.so; country shorts
soe; chop, SIS; middlings. go.
Oregon Graperoot--Per 100 lbs.. n
@s7.
Cereal Foods--Rolled oats. cream. 90.
ID. sacks. a.; lower grade, $6.5O@7.50;
oatmeal. steel cut. z0.lb. sacks, $3.50;
e.b. sacks. A25 per bale; oatmeal
tground), 49.lb. sacks $3.50 per bbl. ;
o.lb. sacks. $3.50 per bale; split peas.
s4.25 per i00-lb. sacks; 25-lb. boxes,
sl.25; pearl barley, $3.50 per 100 lbs. :
25lb. boxes. Sl.25 per box; pastry -four,
i0.lb. sacks, $500 bbl.
Groceries, Provisions, Etc.
Sugar (sack baais)--D. O.. $500; Xxx,
$780, beet, $40; Golden G, SS; extra
c. $40; powdered. $3.50; boxes, SC
cwt.. fruit or berry sugar. $500; boxes
80 cwt. advance over sack basis tless
ic II paid for In l6 days).
Coffee -Mocha, 24@2sc; Java. fancy,
e5@2Scj Java, good. 20@24c; Java. or.
dinary. 1920; Costa Rica. fancy. ls@
e0c; Costa Rica, good. l6@lSc; Ar.
buckle. $l6,63 cwt.; Lion, Sl5.Ss cwt. /;
Colombia coffee. l4c ID; Salvador. llac
@l4ic
Rice-Imperial Japan. No.. 1, $8.25;
Southern Japan, 5a@5ac; broken, Sc;
head, fancy. Tic; choice. 7c.
Sage and Tapioca--Scarce, &c.
Figs-White, per pound, 6@7c; black.
6@7c.
Provisions--Hams, large. l2bc; small,
l2hc; picnic, DC; boiled hams, &c; boiled
picnic, lsc; breakfast bacon, fancy, 22c; I;
English, Ice; dry salted short clears,
l03c; backs. loac.
Dates Golden. 6O.lb. boxes, 6@6sc;
lib. packages. Sc, Fard. l5-lb. boxes.
81, 40 box.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-22
FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER
try the following delightful dessert:
cup English Walnut meats.
doz. figs. cut up fine,

l0c. package JELL-o, any flavor.
Dissolve the JELL-o in pint Of
boiling water When cool and just
commencing to thicken stir in the figs
and nuts, Serve with Whipped Cream.
Delicious, The walndts, figs and
JELL-O can be bought at any good
grocery. This makes enough dessert
for large family and is very econom-
icai, Ee. @..
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-22
FEDERATION FORMED.

CHICAGO, Feb 2l.-Delegates
from over twenty areo clubs, through
out the country will meet in Chicago
February 22-23, when the federation
Of Aero Clubs will be formed Many
Of the aeronauticaI celebrities will be
in attendance.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-22
This May Interest You

Foiey's Honey and Tar cures the
most obstinate coughs and expeIs the
cold from the system and II Is mildly
laxative. II is guaranteed. The
genuine Is in the yellow package. For
sale by T. r, Laurin.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-22

No one is immune from kidney
trouble, so just remember that Foley's
Kidney Cure will stop the irregul-
larities and cure any case Of kidney
and bladder trouble that is not be-
yond the reach OF medicine. For sale
by T. F. Laurin.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-22
Incredible.

Customer cooking over his bilD--You
have made two mistakes In this bill,
once 10 your favor and once in mine.
Waiter-In your tavorf Where i--r4us-
tige Rlatter.