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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-16

Entered secondcas July go 1906 the posofiee
ora Oregon under the OF Congress of March 1872
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-16

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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-12-11
THE AWAKENING OF China

tbe program Of reforms already initiated in China and ~
oeriod of almost ten years for their completion i -:
~'s -. decade will Transformation in the cron
snc as the modernizaton of Japan says the Salt LAKE.
rb bare outline OF the changes in government conn+d
~ extent of the awakening which has come 50 s,ld
;de world so unexpectedly 1t covers for this ,, I
nmeut in the villages financial reforms the consoIdt;
ary forces under central organization and revision -
code Next year is to the election Of provincial Assem-
Constitutional commission bureaus and wide vt
Educational work Then comes series Of reforms ncld
tax levy for the whole empire courts Of law r4
800 noice forces and eventually in 1916 the Dron7roa
constitution and reorganization of the whole official
H. Of government
~ he Occidental mind accustomed to regard the Chinese
ressve people, the proposal to revouonize the customs
T 60 radically is almost unthnkable What contemplated
in less than decade of national liberty which be
cxon world reached only through the gradual develop
centuries and then only through boodshed and sacrifice The
IN that these reforms be thoroughly planned and so
l. contemplated as possibility shows power of initiative ma
consciousness of force which is altogether and inspected
remembering the stages of apans rapid development to the
ere she was admitted into the circle of civilized nations on
equality viewing the unquestioned strength of the Chinese
r the enormous population and material wealth of the en-
s sudden pft in the spirit of the people portends marvel
M development If the nation proves equal the realization
dreams its progress in the next decade should mark
as.c civilization scarcely less wonderful than the evolution
ne most powerful European nations which have reached their
|Eshs only after centuries of slow progress
What Chnas awakening shall to the world large can
sued vaguely but if realizes the dream OF its refomers
Vii compel reaignmen of the powers their relations with the
Faint has the potential though unorganzed forces that
compel respect from any single power of today fully organ
and competeny directed could defy the combined forces OF
m European coalition that could be imagined Allied with Japan
could present for either defense conquest such military and
laval power as the world has seen.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-12-11
TO PROLONG HUMAN LIFE

Prof Metchniko the Russian scientist who recently won
prize of 9OOO has announced that he will it to carry on
sgon and experiments in which he already engaged
T view to the prolongation of human life While other Sce
have been busy discovering and studying baci that cause dis
and disease the human body Prof Metcnkof has devoted
rather to study of the good bac those that war upon the
m and that make for health and ongev-tor scientists gen
M agree that bac that nest the human organs are OF these TWO
opposite kinds His endeavor therefore to recruit strengthen ana
marshal in fighting order the armies of baci that fight tor man
PHYSICAL webeng against lase that seek to weaken corrupt anu
destroy the body In the physical well as in the moral WoFa
that there those opposite and constantly Coneus
and it as much the work of the scientist to protect ad anu
@ as to oppose and destroy the other Ihs tS uS
IA SCIENTISTS chief thought and life work. and the world may D
greatly benefited by his use of this little fund that has been WOl
knwed upon him.
Menno is enthusiast and may be deluded 10 Sone
enthusiasts and specialists prone to be- He has Oee 'S'
Ponce de Leon of science seeking the fountain OF you III
ak He says that "the war of the ntestlnes IS lloie
nHd than the magnery battles waged in the pages OF 0
f inhabitants of Mars" He believes he can help MANKIND ~ W
ouch longer and be healthier and there is nothing 'ulreaoSO'
belief that this may be done whether this man theories an
% right or not is quite generally agreed that ni8'i
greatly prolonged by simple and natural means nc
A mankind prone to give aid in all sorts OF toolSh ana
9 ways to the mischevous and murderous bacil ana - 0
nRe and outrage those that strive to be mankind iie1'
Fsvers
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-12-11

VI course, everybody lied who said that Presos rern
UNUSED Dan Keefe the position of commissioner o. he came
support of Taft AS Keefe has been appointed anu Of
support Of Taft after having acquesced in the These
NJ a W the general council of the Federation u art of
A. - = points however, show turpitude on his Pail %
: Big Stick They just 50 happen
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-12-11

Namp Clark of Missouri has been chosen leader % ve
M minority in the national house of representative manner
sa man Of original ideas and should fill the Posl'0A
y satisfactory 10 the people
w.. % you really belive that grand jury called al
- would be good thinga
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-12-11

e..ro.n and the Capital News are now cutting out wo[k
The Stae5 Init was The Citizen that proclaimed to be
t[a i,t Of Judge Wood to call it
Do the agoote do asss o p ut fe' Inspection o
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-12-11

Washington correspondent to the Wallace ls,
aQ ores wool, hides and lumber are marked loi "sr,'
MUS OF duties during the Taft administration nat '
e to sacrifice these industries to the demand lo The
"e maintaining s duties Eastern manufacturer leader
Sonent claims that Chairman Payne has become a
ne movement for reduction Of duties, presumably at nv i'm
Mr. Taft who looks upon tariff revision the first and most
""N step in his administration
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
rnrE~Y zrRsr AssEMBLY p1srR1cr.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District Is bounded by and within
Morris street Greenwich street Rector street Broal
Wall street, William street Beaver White
hall street East river Hudson river Governors Ellis.
oyster and Bedloes Islands and Hudson river.
The Second Election District Is bounded By and
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
Election Notice.
FIRST ASSEMBLY pIsTPIcT-continu.d


within oerty street 5at EgGn a ssrse5 ws9
stree,' s M%LI +st - and tii,isin rfyeT wen
Warren street Broadway. Liberty street and Huisoa
river . 49, ,,,
g1 Wi.RIn beaea see, b &c. s.rss. T-eet F3r,,J 1Jse
White street. Broadway, Warren street and Hudson
The Fifth Election District bounded by and within
Worth Center street Pearl street. Park row
North WiliaIn street Fu.tot street anu S
in Worth Park row. Pearl street and Center
The Seventh Election District bounded by with
way North Moore street Hudson street. Laight street.
Varfck street. canal street and sullivan street
The Eighth Election District is bounded by and within
street. Canal street. FaricN street aisht street and
The Ninth Election District bounded BY and within
street, beach street and FI1asGl river
charlton street Hudson street Spring street RsnWicE
street, Canal street and Hudson river
within Spring street varick street street HUI
' % sS ITb fII FIseS Bs.ric is BOUNDED By and uu
IN vandam street. Macdougal street spring street. Sui
The Thirteenth Election District Il bounced by and
within Spring street Broadway Grand street and SUI
The Fourteenth Election district Is bounded BY ana
within West street Br5adway Spring street and
The Fifteenth Election District Is bounded 5y and
Sitaa Charlton str5et t+ef f 5aI stresi s,Tss{
street. Spring and Hudson street
The sixreenth EIecton District Is bounded by and
street suivau street Prince street Charlton street and
The Seventeenth Election District is bounded ana
within West Houston street Farek street King STREE
Hudson street Charlton street and HUDSON river
The Eighteenth Election District IS bounded BY
within Csr<s0n street |arick street. West Houston
and Hudson river
The Nineteenth Election District bounded by a1d
street. MacoUgal street King street
and EariCk street
The Twentieth Election District Is bounded by ana
within West Third Macd0ug1l street. BiascsP
street Hancock West Houston street Fak seet
Carmre street aud sixth avenue"
The Twe1tv~frst Election District Is bounded BY
within RieecIer Thompson street West Houstoa
street Hancock street
Te Twenty Election District is bounded by and
ETJaIWav. West Houston
Thompson street Beecier street AMI Alaclougal see
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Tie FIRST Election District bounded by and within
sreet Hroaay. Beaver street aad william
Tae second Election b.striet IS n.l - 9J @l @9Ia a
slip. FearI street Wall street and William street
NV Cham@-s street Madison street Roosevelt
North William street and FarH rV0-
NThe Fourth Eee-u District is tounl@d by ard within
Sect. PearI Street and oak street.
TIE Fffra District ls bounded By and within
Roosevelt street, Madison street Ne Chambers street
The syn Election District Is bounded by within
Oliver street. Madison street. Roosevelt street and PARK
Tfc se-euth F.srt1- District IS bounded by and within
Cath!rne stree. Cherry street oi'er street fni E4ss
T1e Eighth Election District $ bounded by and within
The Ninth Election District IS bounded b. ard within
Tlle Tenth fzl-cto7 Distrte5 is bonded by and within
Mare, sip. Fast river Catharas sip ant Cse-r street.
within Mechanics alley Cherry street Ca'harne street
The rr,rh Election District is bounded by an1.vhia
Pike Mouro= street eatharile street and Madison
The Thirteenth Election District ss bounded BY
siadison street zIaIislu street clr5azs and
The Fourteenth Election nl7r.-. is bean5s1 BY ard
within jefferson street. Madison street 20 Erninsaan
street. aizE9aa. line rom -he corner oi 65ins shas
me F---enra Election p's-ri~- Is ,olni-1 bv ard win
roe street Pike street ana Madison street
The sIxtes-h Election Its-ric- is or--sd and with
IN clinton street Fast river Jefferson street zni Rutgers
T1e seven,ean-f> Election District is bounded 5y aad
within clinton street Burgers place jefferson ss,.
Cherry street Rutgers street ard N5i=-1 street
The Elsh-ee7.l Election District Is o9uate1 b. al4
wttriu 3iontEaue-E street CHERRY street .i171 s-
a diagonal ~ t'l--"- Za1isC1
corner cF-~rz~-e-- fE--~E streets
The Nira-e@~tE Election District IS bounded 1- and
Montgomery 5l--~- l.tE1lzl
rt- o@ l-U-ra1-e-r ami Henry Streets
~ clinton AMI Madison streets NsiScl
street. jefferson street. Kenny street Clinton s-7a- sld
East Es.g1nEv.
within Grand street U- lsaU street A street
East Er.s5wly ana C---r- street
Election Iii=-rir- is tr---
within GoGv----r street. 2-t,:sE street. II1Gazzy
street ana Division street
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The FIRST Election District is bounded BY "a Ela
pax street " 5-tn stree ana z:roalg,ay.
Tr~ ~s.s=I EI---.aH ui--r-ec o.Hat-I tT s-l Eiaa
stree. East I.- syag- chatham square HartH street
49, -.-zar ~ fsg-z-v n Ff4r4r g- -- me corner
q Eava-i street and E-w--E 90 the ---er Z tsa-i
B.wery Peu street asa Na-- street ~
The Fourth Election District is bounded gy an Ea
Hester s.TsyJ. ~ 7,,- - d .5 --.s ~ .- Ser a
arI street and Eow--v and i."er7- ..
IrerT- sr- r = ivsery fy-l --r.-1 l-5 si,5 street
Ttr SfxrH Ei--t..l I5strtcr s- r.--F ~ ana gyaia
spring street Siar..a street t-o- Street. sIst street
The Seventh Election District IS bounded by aad With
Prince street. ENz-heiI S,lerl -,E ..e street, '-'
me Eght6 Election ufs-ri., Hs--.al hs a7I ~taa
Bruore street How-ry Hester street =a 4ltt stree.
Grand street CurystIe street Hester street B5we
The Teath Elret..n Di~rrjs- loaal-l by and Etas
FrooGe Elizabeth street. SprEE street and Bow
Ths Eleventh Election District Is beuzled sy ard
The Twelfth Elec,l.r u~-ri-, is bounded by ast
within East Houston street H.Urrg- spring street aH1
me Thirtg-a,h Election u,<rr.er is bauHisd oy 15s
within EAST Houston street. Elizabeth street, Pra''
street Mulberry street Spas street ana Hzl4lSIS ~ a
within Eas, F1u-tA street Fov~- sts- Houston street
within Third street second avenue ss. houston sss
The sixteenth Faer-7n, rtz,-- esa,-d = - =
within Fi.h street Second aye-I0. I-ri street, 6osa'
and Gooper square Easr .. ,,, ~, All
The Seventeen, Election L'I~'~l|f .t-i--4
within sixth street Second avenue. FiftH street A'
Tse E1sajsralh Election pt-rr,-, IS bounded oy asss
within 81 MARKS place. Second avenue 81 Vfn s'Iss 1
Cooper Square East -.
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded oy q.
within East Tenth street. second avenue - Na''
Place and Third
The Twentieth Elsccar District bounded oy oy.s ~
within East Twelfth Second avenue East Ten"
street Third avenue.
The Twenty Election District bounded ny -
within East Thirteenth street. SecH1i avenue -
Twelfth street Rni Third u
The Twenty Election District s bounded ~ -
within East Fourteenth street Second avenue East I'M
treuth street and Third avenue -
The Twenty third EiectIgn District bounded BY ~.
within East Fourteenth street Third avenue. CusP7
Square East Cooper Square West and Fourth avenue
The Twenty fourth Election District IS bounded 1y - -
within AstNr Place. Cooper Square West. Edz- Eo~4-
aul Lafayette street.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District Is bounded ~ ani ,Ess
Cherry street. SCImulci street. water S-ieVN
street. East river AMI clinton street. -, ~ahs
The Second Election District IS huHn-sd N S-,m-d
Monroe street Jackson street. Water street So
street. Cherry street and MONTGOMERY street
The Third Election District IS bounded ~ az Won-
Madison stree. JACKSON street. Menrl street. 49,
Eols-y street rfr1
The Fourth Election District is bounded BY al1 al1.srs-
Grand street. Jackson street. Madison street am
vFh1
Tne Ffth Election Distric, IS bounded by a9i sss4s
Delaney street Nillstt street. Broone StISe FR
- Vis1
The Sixth Election District is bounded BY anu fsss
RiVIngtOn street Ridge street. Gr3nl st-1S-'
street. Delaney street and Attorney s,gse I'D uss
The Seventh Eecon District bouuded oy H 4-r,r-s
Stanton street street. RivinEton street. -
street Delaney street Clinton street - ,s Esss
The Eighth Election District 5 boundsd % go. F
stanton street WiTett street. Delaney .~ss. 81
street Bro-nle street. Ridge street, Rivinst0a 81
The Natn Election District Is bouuIed oy snS nd W.
RtvinEton street. Cannon street. Erooiie s-i'' -.
me reath Election District bounded b sSr sas VIZ
Stanton street. cannon street ltlv'uston S|1 -.
iett street VIZ.
In Stanton street, East river. Deiaacsy So =
street. Delaney street and cannon street - ard
The Twelfth Election District is csuli@ ,-ast Lss-
IN Stanton street. East river. Delancsy "A
street. k'vinEton srreet ard GCercS sLievssd hy -
The Thirteenth Election District Is s--crrs susa
Nang4n street. Grand street. Goe-ck street - "A
and Lewis street ,--,fe5 ~ a
The Fourteenth Election District Is o2gg1SSrns 80
within Delaney street, I-Vis street Dv-5ons ST.
Goerck street. Grand street. Sheriff street s~
and Cannon street and
The Fifteenth Election District Is bounIe' erect So
in Delaney street. river. JarNso.r y ,nkns sf
street. Mangin street. Brcoue street ana i'f
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
FIFTH AsSEl

The First Election District Is bounded - os Csrss
St Luke's place Leroy street. Bleeeker street -
street. Sixth avenue Carmins street. CalAS -.
Hudson street - bv and "
The second Election District Is bounded |"
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Location. Occupied
l. Third Confectionery
T'ffTI Barber
cud 81 hing
Third Barber
a. Third Florist
IN TgirI Barber
First Barber
First Grocery
second Barber
l.
Plumber
- "3+ second u niertakeT
T. E5h Barber
II. 54th Real estate
igars
10 TrultcHtiary. Eiagkwrlrs island.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
Election Notice.

fnlrn
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
Books and Publications.
TO SELL DOS u =
Just TELEPHONE SCHULTZ. 1873 GRAMERcY.
instruction.
STAMM ERING

end similar speech corrected 20 years
successful experience Send for instructive
pr. r l. BRYANT. o. West 10th
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
r..,r.nru AssEMBI Y DISTRICT.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.


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. Jackson 81. Barber
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( pitt st- Barber
"a "a Columbia
IA Columbia
Il u and "a IFNls S'''''''' Shoe store
32I Rtyingtoh ht--'-'''''''' .IarbeT
l3 SO Lewis 81 ............ .Fi-fHr-s
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-12

Culture Indicates superiority. ard 9.
psrtority tInpresses othcrs.-NarL.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-12
a.. Gsoras and ths Dragon.

Other nations besides England have
fought under the banner Of st. George,
and other knishtly orders as we'll az
that Of the Garter have been Instituted
IN his honor. He was the guardian saint
Of Sicily, Ar2gon, Valencia, Genoa, Nal
10 and Barcelona; a Venetian order OF
Bt. George was created In l:oo. 3
spa nish in 1917, an Austrian In 141O, q
Genoese in AT. and Roman In 14.:
More modern orders bearing his naine
are those OF Bavaria Q729. RuSS!a
u161, and Hanover (lS39). The device
Of st. George Staying the dragon forms
part OF the arms OF the car and "r
pears on several Russian coins. The
conjecture that this was owing to I'll"
presenta ton OF the Garter by Eliza
beth to Ivan Nassilievitch has no f"un
dation in fact, for Cha nceler. the iirS'
outspoken Englishman to visit Russia
speaks OF dispatch sent In 1854 IRON
Ivan Vsssilieyitch to Queen Mary. the
seal OF which "Was much like the
broad seal Of England, having ON Tho
one side the image OF man ON horse
back In complete harness fighting Wit.
4 dragon. London Chronicle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-12
SHOWS
ONLY WEAKNESS
General Fear Of Big March and May
Deals-Liverpool Reports Discourag.
ing-Spot Market Very Quiet, With
o Free Supply--Futures Are Down.

New Orleans, Feb. II Liverpool
this morning showed pronounced
weakness. Futures were about low
er than due. Spot prices down. sales
5000 bales. The cable says that this
is due to unfavorable Developments in
Egyptians, small business in spots and
probability of curtaiimcnt by spinners
of Egyptian cotton. Whatever may
be the specific cause of the beariSh
turn in English markets today, the
signs of weakness and decline are
showing up everywhere. Money is
again being boarded and securities Of
every description are daily losing in
value. January dividends have not
flown back into commerce as usual
The checks put in various ways on
commercial enterprises have uproot-
ed confidence and the damage done
must soon become apparent even to
the masses Then this greed Tor un-
reasonable laws may stop and the ad-
vantage of reasonable liberty will once
more be respected. Such turn OF
sentiment is sure to come in this
country, founded on the spirit OF lib
erty. The human law to live and let
live has been much violated OF late.
liverpool closes at the lowest. Much
cotton was thrown over in our market
this morning on fear that the prin-
cipals in the March and May deals in
New York might let the bag drop
Openng prices were 10 to 12 lower
but as New York steadied we also raj
lied. Everything in fact, at present,
depends on these manipulative moves
IN New York 1t is reported that the
National Ginners makes ginings to
February 7, 1882, 900 bales. There
are no government figures to compare
with excepting census ginners to jan
uary 16, which were 10,33S,000. The
report, although on its face very bull
fish, fell fiat, only one more evidence
of economic losses through lack of
commercial enterprise.
A late cable from very large spot
house in Liverpool reads:
"Basis breaking On all STYLES evil
lence points strongly against cotton.
The spot market is very quiet so far.
bad light may partly account for this
but we cannot hear of any fresh de-
mand coming in Spot brokers say
all but good color good grades and
staples are easier to trade in. Sup
ply pretty free.
HAYWARD. WICK & CLARK.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-12
4 Word About
Powdered Sulphur

Powdered sulphur, or as it is technically
called, "Aowers Of sulphur" Is valuable
remedial agent. Who doesn't remember
the old fashioned sulphur and molasses CIV.
en- in the spring 20 purify the blood. And
It was valuable remedy too. But the form
of sulphur makes it hard Of assimilation
makes it hard to get even small quantity
Of the sulphur into the blood. The greater
part of the flowers Of sulphur taken into the
stomach is undigested and passes out with
out doing any good whatever. The very
little that is assimilated does great good
considering its quantity. For this reason
Musicians and scientists have for years tried
End some way of holding sulphur in hq-
id solution SO that all Of it could be assim.
ated and taken into the blood or when ap-.
lied externally to sores, etc. be absorbed
nto the skin. Littell's Liquid Sulphur
accomplishes this with absolute perfection.
1t is assimilated perfectly and every part.
icle of it gets into the blood with not one Of
the wonderful sulphur curative and medi-
cinal properties changed or lessened. APP
Piled externally it is rapidly and readily
absorbed and actually brings the sulphur
into contact with the germs Of suppuration,
notification, decay or disease which It
rapidly destroys. Littell's Liquid Sulphur
stops itching instantly and permanently re-
lieves all forms Of skin complaint, eczema,
erysipelas, pimples, running sores, letter.
ring worm, chaps, roughness, zedness, OF
skin blotches.s Sample bottle sent post paid
to any address for l0c. Rhuma.Sulphur Co.
St. Louis, Mo. ~
Mann ankersley Drug e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-12
Queer Position. Of Hearts.

There is one curious fact which not
everybody notices about the common
nnger-long, green caterpillars OF oul
larger moths. Their hearts, instead o!
being in front. are at the back OF the
body aud extend along the entire
length OF the animal. One can see tho
heart distinctly through the thin skiu
and can watch its slow beat, which
starts at the tail and moves forward tt
the head. Hearts Of this sort reaching
from head to tail are not at all uncom
mon liz the simpler creatures. The
earthworm has one. and 80 have nlos'
worms, caterpillars and other crawl ling
things. Hearts In the middle Of tn,
back also are quite as frequent a.
those in what seems to US to be III.
natural place. Many animals, the lob
ster for example. and the crayfish ant
the crab, which have short hearts IKE
those Of the beasts and birds, never
theless have them placed just unde'
the shell In what, in ourselves. wouit
be the small OF the back.-St. Nichols
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-12
One Source Of News.

For many years certain New 1orh
paper received society and club GOSSIP
from q man whose identity was Goa
cealed by clever ruse. Even his
checks were made out to his wife IN
her maiden name. He furnished in
formation about the doings and wra!.
giles in various clubs-littlc stories in
volving people whose names az
known by reputation to practically al
readers Of newspaper columns. He &
said thus to have averaged an income
Of about $40 week-not much. hu'
enough to buy hats, gloves and cane.
He was most immaculate and ~
parently prosperous person. 1t is
needless to say that he has never beer
suspected of this small traffic. y
wealthy relative died and left him in.
dependent. When some such man
furnishes the clew to delectable
scandal he has done a stroke OF busi
ness that will keep him in small lux,
uries for months to come.--Whitmar
Bennett in Bohemian.