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New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
Economy and Style
i'm Our Apparel

We offer vou the combined advantages ,
grade quality perfect workmanship ana
wearing apparel tor women and children
l-.yes uur factory J, as perfect a~ know i---
IT, fgery article also bear aIsr -y'..trs,ft-
.ipr ~ money refunded witn1u' fHr~t''-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
B~OgmRrker Og KOrt.

BogmRrker, de bekendte Celluloid Pris Zoe.
Do. paa Engelsk 10 Cents.
Broderede Blbelsprog, meget fine, $1,O0.
Kort. Silkekort, forskellige, &c. Stykket SOC.
pr. Dusin.
- Gratulationskort ~almindelige, SC. og 10 c.
Stykket, pr. Dusin SOC. og sl,OO.
- Kontirmationskort 8. 10, Is, 20 og 25c.
- SeIvbryllupskort, y, iSc.
Kort. Bryllupskort. 10. 20 og 25c.
~ Julekort, 5, 10, 10, 20 og C. Stykket.
- Paaskekort, 5 og loo.
- Postkort, 2 for &c. kulerede &C., 6 for 25c.
- Postkort "a Blair og Omegn, 2 for sc.
V@ggekort.
- Rafaels Englekort, smaa 10c, store 15c. SIX.
- V@ggekort med Blomster, 1Ox71S, Pris 25c.
- Lange V@ggekort, 14x44, 35c.
- Korsform Veggekort, Pris zoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28

Dem CUBS 2obs SeQigbeo iaapel
iom Set belle, ltbeifnarne &riIti gpon-
9elillms 6pIoe.
Man foor efter S%ognepruIt SID
peneis's 6remltiuing nprntelt BET
Sn0trpf, at SnObpoerne er ltupiO3
Solf, inn life ielp fenoer Chen o.
0ens &rab % nil bupe lnaoanne
Seologer. .Sperbppe0et er Ser MI
iom un0er ti0ligere> Wfo0eretninger
Ell Silbejeligbeo til at gpre BET til,
at De, lom fife itrafs oltager npeite
Wfo0e, fife forItoar lin SID; ier man
Jig for og fSrit pil gaa bet me efter
| SGmmene og laa timber alt Der lon
glimrer0e, 6a er man @fterliggere.
Oct at bore mo0erne Ifal 0erimo0
nGen nI0ere b9re 8ebis pad &lar=
be0 / S9nfning og paa 9Dgtig6e0.
SDor oct belle G9lonl1ement er let
- men bel ififfet til at fnlte Solf
8loar T. Gjnete, aQern1elt ul1oOne
rg ulelplt9n0ige O}enneifer, iom fife
tGlfer Op6ere ielp. Wfooernismens
GSorf9nlpere % 6uunolangere fen=
ner gO0t og beregner Ben mtenltelf e=
Iige SpagbeO / Den &enieen0e, oet
muu ma ln0e Dem. 6por mango
ifrHntnes life at bette: ST Du fife
mo0erne, 6liper Ou life oniet for at
6u noget.
0ien ri f~orbebolOar os iimpelt-
ben at opgbre os Dor egen Wening
al Selnipn % npie Sperpeielie i.
@tetop foroi pi folger me0 Chen og
mener, ben troOs al 0annelie 90
GSremifriot life fan un0ppre &oriets
GaarliqbeO, bpis Ben fife ifol ipnfe
neO / Nationalismens Sullp, bar
III funoet set alDeleS paafrepet, at
noget gpres, og bar fife let noget
beOre O}i00el emo Sprettelie al We-
nigbe0sfofultetet og at ggre alt loa
goot iom muligt. Soa faor set itno
for &ritif - an0et bar bi fife ben
tet. 0}en be6it bill Si0en bite, ON
oct 6or 2ipet5 gfet og &roft / Dor
Series Sieneite.
S mine St1Oenter6oge b6rte ieg
en- ung &anoioat - MI Sognepreit
- botoe ct Soreorog eGer en- @n-
6agt pper oe Orb: &olo faIt be6,
bpao on bar, at ingen ifol tage Oin
&rone. Set giorOe ct opbt Sn0trpf.
grfeltbeberne erin0rer leg fife MI;
men set De0 ieg, at oct bleb life no
fagt iao, Of ON nogen DiIoe rSpe
Sen, ifulbe ri lige: @ersgob, brp5
Gen cole Sn0fatning / 6tpffer, rib
10 0elitcnene uo, - bare ieg faar
tebol0e nogle Stumper.~
(gfter n&r. 9~ogbIoo".)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
Wrbei6 life for andre.

@i bill etablere Dem 9eres
esen Sorretnins neb at ien6e Gem
paa arebit fra $4,000 til $4,000
@erbi af Snsbolbninssartifler, iaa'
fom Safe, She, Sebe, 8arfnmer,
Trmgtcrtrafter, 2nnSins &onbenie.
reSe Gneb9rirnp, etc. Sfrib til
2nnbim G. &c., 2445 %. aimsis
Gtrect, G6icagp, Sill
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
Attester.
Use illustreret Katalog for Prever.)

Kabinetsterrelse Daabsattester, Konfirma-
tionsminde og Hgteviels esattester paa Dansk
og Engelsk, trykt i sort, Eget Forlag. Pris soc.
pr. Dusin.
Daabsatte5ter M. 5O2 og Mr.. POO: S~terrelse
l2xl6, paa Dansk. i smagfulde Farver, Pris
ST. 80 pr. Dusin.
Konfrmationsminde NJ. 4Ol, 12x16, paa
Dansk, i fine Farver, Pris 81, so pr. Dusin.
Ny Hgtevielsesattester NJ. lO2, Zig M. Il
i illustreret Katalog; men fnere Farver. Pris
$5,OOpr Dus. Samme paa Engelsk $500 pr. Dus
NIB: ALE Attester her noteret HAYES paa
Lager.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
Billeder.

Jesus hos Martha og Marie $50.
Luther, al Karnach soc.
Olietryk-Billeder flere forskellige HAYES. Pris soc.
Fine Glas-Billeder Csc, SOC. og soc. Stykket.
Ecco Homo, pr. Dusin 25c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
Traktater og gudeIige Smaaskrifter.

Kan bestilles efter hummer. Prison netto.
Paa wort eget Forlag er udkommen f0lgende:
Mr.. Pris
l. Havde like Bryl1upskledningen paa, 10 for $0,05
2. Hvorfra kommer du, IL for 5 Cents, 100 for. ,25
8. Skal ingenlunde komme i Guds Rige. IL for ,05
A. Har du taget mod Guds Gave? u for &C., 100 ,25
5. Manden paa Taget af Aiken. 12 for 10c., 100 so
6. Netop nu, Is for 5 Cents, 100 for............ ,IS
4 To Dodslejer. IL for 10 Cents, 100 fol-. so
s. Standset i Farten. II for Cents, 100 for....... rs
8. Beviser for Barnedaaben. IL for 1Oc., 100 for go
10, Der er ingen Forskel. II for 5 Cents, 100 for %
II, Guds saligg0rende Made. - for &C., 100 for %
~. Deilige Sne. 2Cents. u for 10 Cents. 100 for so
10. Hvad tror du? 5 Cents, 12for Soc, 100 for ...... 800
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
S0ndagsskolekort
Prison netto.

Prison netto.
Pakke
p Skriftsprog (Tickets) ,efter K-atekismens
fem Hovedstykker sO,1o
Do. Ny Samling 10
A l.. "a Gyldne Be1onningskort med Skrift-
sprog og Vers 20
A a. Gyldne Belonningskort. Bruges efter
A g.. Il forsk. smukke B1omsterkort m, Skriftsp. 10
A s.. IL 10
A 6. ~ Is
A T. 10 Is
A s. 12 store Tekstkort, 4 slags hver Pakke 20
A 10. u meget smukke Kort. 4 Slags i nv Pakke 80
Manakorn. pr. Pakke 20
Ny Rekke Sondagsskoleko1t:
l. Gud er trofast. IL Kort med Blomsterrand IS
2. Made og Sandhed. 10 Bibeltekster rs
8. Guds Fred. IL bibelske Tekstkort 20
4. Here, du leder mig. 10 Tektskort. 20
5. Psaln1eord. 10 Kort i smukt Farvetryk 5000
6. Mrs. Grimke's Tekstkort. 100 Landskaber 20
7. Hellige Ord og hel1ige Steder. 6 Tekstkort 10
s. Code Gaver for wore Smaaborn. 6 Bi11eder 10
8, so bibe1ske Billeder af gan1le os ny Testannnt. 40
10. De kristnes Haab. 8 Kort med Trostesprog Is
II. Guds Ord og Livsens Lys. 6 bibels. Tekstkort is
70. 50 bibelske Bil1eder af ganle og ny Testamnt. ,25
10. Foraarshi1sen. 10 Foraarsbilleder m. Bibelt. rs
IA. We'd Guds Hand. 5 Kort i Farvetryk. Is
Is. Fra Livets Kilder. 10 Bibelsprog Farvetryk 20
16. Sc hen til Jesus. "a smaa Blomsterkort med s--
Bibeltekst. @ss aE F,a5
II. Glade i Herren. 4 Landskabsbilleder flint
Farvetryk. -, 10
IS. Gud vere med os. Y smaa kort med Bibelt. Is
%. Med Gud. y Blonsterkort med Bibelsprog .25
Is. Forglem det like. 12 Bibelspr. med Sangvers 20
90. Herren beware dig. s Ko1t med Biteltekst 20
81. Gyldne Ord. II Bogmerker m. Bibelt. og Vers rs
80. A1tid glad. - bibelske Teketkort, IS
81. Gylden Abe. 80 snlaa Kort, ,25
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
@bem=G5er ug Nlberbumsbjemmet.

Sam b6r at pofle, men mig at
forringes. Maatte ogiao bet bore
Manoen / 0reftelien al 8armDier-
tig6eostjenelte blan0t De gumle.
Maatte bore Sierter ret gri6es al
&erligDeOens SD poa Simlens
beie 9llter, - ioa Srell ernopnat,
set ere Notwithstanding Nabn,
blep Itorre og berIigere for os, iaa
Dor &engiel blep peo (of &erltgbe-
ben til bam - Seius) at reffe langt
lengere babe blanOt gumIe, fuoer-
og mo8erlpie, blanot ipge, glemte,
ringeagteoe og bDem fife -
6or(eoen Dag fom leg til at leie
fpIgen0e / Sopa1SDnooens. Sir
henblott":
Bore greore / Sen ibenIfe @lt=
g~u1tann=SDno0e bar nlereoe ofte
gibet &irfen ct font Sor6iGe6e, ION
babe lnoa beffemme og 9rgre %.
2oo % bgre, bpa6 Ser berettes os
ON oeres 8irfiombe6 / iioIte Ior.
De bar poet:
Eli Sn0remisiion $108,337
@e0ningemisiion 2S,656
Ssrnebiem 81,979
@oipitaler og 9tafon+
isiebule 364,662
S~mmigrontmisiioneu 46,O2O
@omle Breiter o.i.p. 1900
9preanitolter 209,93O
De ~Qrun0eoe:
Minneiota College / Munneopo-
liz, Mtirn. Srinitp College, &ounl
&ocf, 3eros. Sirit College, Goeur<
s Mlene, Soobo. st 9lloerOoms-
HEM / Solicit, 81. st AG0erboms-
biem i @aori0, ga. st 8Srnebien
/ Mpon, Mosi. st @eitebiem 70,
Bigger | Chicago, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
Symaskinen ,,Danskeren''.

vi selger den fremdeles til samme Pris.
M. / koster $l6,75 og M. 2, den bedste, $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
Alterbr0d.
Rettet PriSliSte.

Rettet PrlsIlSte.
! Esker paa 25O Stykker 90 Cents
Esker paa 500 Stykker so Cents
| Hsker paa 1000 Stykker $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
Fraden I'VE Katalog.
(Skrv efter den nye Katalogy
Alfabetisk ~Fortegnelse
over Boyer.

TOTISdI.J
Weld: iIerrens Liv. Indb 16O
Wormark, Kristine: De blide Barndoms-
dage. Ind3. ,25
Waarman's Ny engelsk Lerebog for Selv-
studium i Engelsk. lste og 2det Kur-
sus. lndb.......... ................ 100
6hlenschl@ger: &c Tragedier. Indb....... 1870
6stergaard, Pastor Kristian; Nybyggerne
Folkebilleder fra Amerika. | Omslag
3oc-' lndbunden ......... 60
- Blokhuset. l Omslag SOC, indb. 80
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-28
Hejieplam
fOr &aitur S. 81. ST. @imt6er

Warts 90 aane0s 8e0fom
men0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08

Sobcn Elm W ccruuqrbcu
CT. - 0nB in Den M]ecrc9ticicn nod
~llngcbeuer lebcu fijr meld)c Der
Nienid) nod feline 9}umen gcilmOcu
fat, 6eltGtigen Die @cobuhtungeL
ipel6e Captain 2epi9 mo Ole Wtonn,
idoit oea &ieboonpicra o@rontlep
&oa," Der geitern M}orgen Don 2o0
HolmoS bier uulungtc, am 81. Otto
Der olli 39.43 n0rolihcr greitc unb
54.39 meItlid)cr &dnge mad)ten. sic
loiiirten Den Hcidynum zines Chic.
res, onS ctiuu TO 5rtB lang uno IS
SUB brett mur, uto Der Iid) ctlua pier
SUB iibcr Dem Miceresipicgel crbob.
&}e0cr Sopf nod S6ipnn5 Oes lttgc-
tbiinla mar iid)tbor. rnO weiB be3
balb Captain 2cmiS nid)t, mas cr
Oent @iebjetg fir cincn Atonlen &c
ben ioL.
NuS Scr sport Ger
D}arplano Wtotorboot Glu6 ocrnn'
ltoltet am nd6itcn Sonntdg Nod)'
mittag nm 2 llbr orci Nootrenncn I'M
inncren Spring @arOcna Gourlc.
Soueit bis iebt befaunt lit, iuerben
iid 5oblrei6e goote All Der Regotta
befbeiliger.
- @eItern folt0en Die leBteu Sfer.
ocrennen I'M Nimlico Ydrf itott.
Gicie 8~cnnIniion mar cine Ser erfol9s
reihIten. Die ser Wtarplano Sodep.
Club ie ju per5eidIneu bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08
p&oa Slime" nut Ocutidcm &atcr.

Gin Ncut'dcr Ser Gomponiit ser in
Der ucrfloiicnen @odbc inn ,@on,
ct0 Ebcotcr" ouiqefiibrtcn Cue
rcttc yEofcta." IericIbc 1T
aleidl Ger Safer Oc@ popul6rcu
o6ot Cimc in the DO Gouu."
Cine nruiitdli'Hc SOFT Die iidl iibcr
oo3 an Dem @cbictc Der Wltrlc3fe
@cWObutc bod crbcbt lpur0c in Der
pcrflolicncn ISOLDE Den 9ciudcrn Oca
@oOctp (bcotcr9" uorgciett: Gle
Gpcrcttc oEotcto" uon Ibcuoor u.
9}cb, Dem muijfolilheu 2citer Der
oll0cnblldlid) IN icncm IDcutcr atf
@trctcnocn y9ioic Snocu 2onoun Bel
les GrtruUoQoBu So" Der Gonl=
ponIlt ut elm Iuttihcr bon @cburt;
cr ut Der Sohu Oc4 ucritorbCncu
IltrnlcDrcr2 Nrou} @ilbclnt N}cB
ans Nonloucr, cincaWtuunca. Der iid
III oclltlhcn (uwucrfrciicu elmer at
Bcror0entlldlcn EoWllorit0t crirrllte.
Nic N1rAcihjhtc Der crm0butcnCpc
rcttc, lucldc i]jbri0cu2 olli l~mbcOin1tc
Cri0(nnlit0t Nnlpruh crhcbclt 0orf
ul0 Don elmer rcidlcn Tiluc pudcnOcr
ll1O Observation-Disclosures W}CloOicn be-
lCbt it, lit in mlc6r ais Culer Nid,
llu1Q iltcrciiout. Nr. WicG lcDtc ol5
ilulQcr W}0nu - in Den &ubrcl 1878
Dis 1850 - in Wuntuno. Nicr bate
err @cleNenbrit, nit elmer 9nl}o6l %l.
Gl0ner bCldlult ST lpCr0Cn ltn0 ibrC
6rcu1oih0ft 81 Qcluinncn. Gr Iici}
ljd) bon ib1cu lire uil0cn @ricN3lic.
ncr, hire lhmCruilthiQcn &icbc2luCi
lem ollf loren pri1uitipcn %nitrumclrs
ten porlpiclcl ulb u%orlinGcn, lut0
aus oiclcn @IGn0ct cmpfil1g cr icinc
%nipirotioucn fir oic mciitcn Der
IhcnlclL Ole CT in ser SpcrCttc 40.
tctn" ucrunuotc. 0ic rci}cn0e Com.
pnlltiou rolt0 bier in Baltimore mie
in alien iibriNcu StdOtcL no 0iciclbc
bi@bcr GuiQcfilhrt mur0c, cine b06it
bcif0uINc 9%huilnbnlc ulo pcr0icntc
Dolollf 0oa Hob Der &ritif, ooS ibr
o@lerorteu aeipen0ct mltr0c.
Cine lbotinhc. Ole in oicicr Ser
%bnnouuA uid)t DcrAeiicn mcrbcn oiiri
f. lit Die, bob Nr. WicB oltd) ocrGom-
pouilt oe@ bctonnten &ieOc5 nit Dem
pudcnocn Heiroiu: oolberc'u be Il
hot time IN toe olo toun tonight"
Go&clltc Nbcn0 mir0'9 obcr toll Der
Qcbcn I'M St60tdenD lit. IS nu6m
Dem 6omponiltcn InnNc 3cit, bis CT
cincn &crlcNcr fiir Oicie@ &icO iiuOcn
tonltc, oua ipGtcr 10 riciiQc Gopulo
ritdt crrcid)tc mo mGbrcno 0cS ome-
ritoniid iponii6cu &ric0c@ 9epii.
icrmoBcn 5ltnt NotionolIico uur0,.
GoB 0icicS Stiidhcu before oyfo9
Eimc "Otlliif ciucn Ncutldcn 5llnl
&criulicr bette, Oiiritc lpobl bis bclttI
Den lucniaItcn lmicrer @eicr beton1t
QClucicr icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08

itimmia ais ciHor Der bc1tcn Ghorat-
tcripiclcr Oe5 9dnDe3 anerfamt miro;
bic mci6libc 0oliptroQe lte9t III oct
6Gu0cu BON SRI. Charlotte @oItcr
sic 6~ciouOcr3 in Scr &uJcrprctirlmQ
Don 6rQlten Gbaroftcrcn ais 0cm
SUocn bc$ 2an0c5 ibrc9 @,eifcu
iltdt. 9}c6clt BEN &cnormtcn ncbmcu
uod cine gan}o 2ln5all tj,4tjlcr
8inrjJIer mo &iinitlcrimcu an Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08
%NI6ouQ6'8 [Dtotcr.

NI6uug6'$ IDtater.
Cine ncuc Eroouttion Ga0io Sc
lasco'3 .G6c @arran5 Of %ir8tnia"
miro in Dieier @od)e Den 9ell6crn
bon 9ibaul6'5 G6eoter 9o6otcn. Gas
Stild bat cinen recoro6refanoen Or
lola in Ncn.Yotf bintcr i'd; elllt
gau3c gallon binburd) lDurOe es oort
por noIler 6Guicrn 8e5e6en. 2o3
Grotr1 itormt aus Der Sober pom
NiIiant 6. De Dtillc uft6 muroe 1oh
6rn. Gapi6 NelaSco perIonIidj III
Scene geiett. Gic minniide @arpt'
portic Miro bon 6ronf aeeltalt GER
forpert, uelder pon Der Grttit ein'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08

oll5 0oroui, lid oil Dem oltilugcH @c-
bo6reu pom Butter, 1i9c uno W1orp
Sane. Den Orei Souptilaurcn, erg0t-
6en 81 f6niclt. sir uniere &icinen
bil0ct oic 2uffit6rua0 Don Butter
9romn" inner Oo9 Grei8niB Ser
Soiion. Tie G~oriteQutg lit 0urd),
neg cine eritflaiijge, unO Die %2tu5Itat-
t4l8 7te6t OH 8laiGer &0be. SeOen
lag lucr6en Mattree'n 8e9eben.
.@aDetn- THeoter."
Gic .I}or0i Orn5 Beauties" urO
Nn0p Qepis tretcu oieic ISOLDE in Oent
in oaet arciien oes 9aGtimorer Sub
(ffunls gleid beliebten oGapetg.S Ged-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08
5(nTere Obenter,

&n Der nNIaIif 2ltoOcmic~ u1od)t
Oieic @oGc Sic beyitbmtc Shauipic-
Ierin 9Sobcl S~aliofcrro ibr Grincj-
men in 6rc0erid ChompIon3 A}ro
BUTTON pen o&olp Of lie Circus"
Gte jlmGe. hOhtoIcutjrGc &jiuitlcrit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08

luur0en IN jeneH St1Otcn POM Nu
t(ifun INTO &riiif IN Arsbriicfea Oc5
Goditet &obeo 1eieicrt. Go3 Bic
pertoire, oos iidl ole @eicQlhoit tijr
i1r bjeiige5 9luftrcteu gGipoblt 6ot, lit
mtcreilant ulo oiirftc icOen @c.
ldmad8ri6tungen Qered)t mer0et.
Sir ntor9eu iteft o2tiDn", nebel Dem
nErouboOour" 9erDi's populdrite3
0erf, orf Dem 8rograntit. ST. belt
&dupttoQen iiro 50}a0ar1c &ele,,e
Eberrp uno SigHorc g. @ori beIddi-
tigt; bic Gritere berf6ruert Die QiteI
role, Der Gebterei iutgt ben &baoal
RES. Maoame Sberrp cine iuuge
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08
Sdiffsfarters

Don uit0 mad europa iibef gaItimore
ODER Rem.gorf, aaiiite ODER Spiifen.
oef. @edieI, aislaubiihes @eIo,
Greoit6rieie uno 8eloienouneen.
Sbeu. s. 9iener e &c.,
&r. 217, Ei.galtimore- StrsSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-08

Ts,s -tgru0 0edb. Sic 2tua}ethrnro. utebr
erIqiurgtlh feet lt Sieaultg eetinblide 5n1'
Ur1p sg.sri ru tabeu. ut5 0ue 1n0ereu 5u'
iHrr fscsz nuleu iuianr'ct. ZnQs uuo 4beno'
Tl1icr. 1Ntriuaiiie uad1 Wnai ~5ueclhntiier.
Tqrjisr Wg!rr TEST an ouro. gtlnc. Eeurrnp,
Rr. fts. g9ci-2ertHgtonsS trake.
Ef1ut.AD
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-25
HARTMAN HAS SAID 1T.

Mr.. Hartman has sent word up out
Of the wilderness, by the Governor OF
Oregon, that as soon as the locations
can be determined, railway lines are
to be laid across the center of the
commonwealth, east and west; and
that the Columbia Southern is to be
extended southwardly through the
same center on opposite courses.
This sounds good, and will be good
when IT Is done; but 50 far as Ore
CONS development has been concern
ed, it has demonstrated that Mr.. Har-
riman has nearly as much time as he
has money, and that is going some if
he has stood still in the premise all
these unfruitful years We will be-
lieve it when we see it accomplished,
and shall be as glad to see it as any
one in the country; and gladder yet,
to see the Tillamook country opened
up, via Our own city; to Portland and
the other great markets Of the coun-
try. But we will reserve Our 'yip-
ping" and heel-cracking until the
rates, schedules and trains are in
active operation.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-25
Personal Liberty Doctrine
Subversive of Government.
wLLIA For Governor or Missouri

WILLIAM Missouri
HE most absorbing theme with the Americans that of law
enforcement They clearly that this the rock upon
which rests the perpetuty of our liberties discuss
law enforcement with reference three great quesionshe
Sabbath the trust the saloon Before proceeding the discussion Of
these issues desire to dispose Of the argument for personal liberty
which is sQ often used in favor of iberyORDERLY LIB
ERTY, NOT LICENSE. '.H %2Etss l5 aI.-
believe the only candidate running for governor who
isn't making the argument for personal liberty BY personal liberty
meant used that long individual isn't hanng his
nebo he and drink and do what he peae when and
he pleases. @s-.,-t
THIS IS A WONDERFULLY DANGEROUS DOCTRINE.
vERsNE OF GOOD GOVERNMENT. IT FAILS TO RECOGNIZE THE
THAT THE MORAL WORLD IS THE CONTROLLING one
THE IN WHICH THE GREATEST GOOD AND THE GREAT
EST INJURY ARE DONE THAT MAN WHO LEADS AN IMMORAL
CONDUCTS IMMORAL BUSINESS THEREBY
sTRoYs MY BOY DOES NE TEN THOUSAND TIMES GREATER
INJURY THAN If he HAD STOLEN MY HORSE OR BURNED MY
HOUSE.
Mammon wants the Sabbath day for the harvest Venus
this day Of lust when she ene young girls and boys into the
dives of amusement and dance them peon Baccus this
day for drunkenness and hay The everywhere and
THE AMERICAN SABBATH rs IN JEOPARDY. Unless
laws enforced this great buwk of liberty will be lost
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-25
THE OREGON sHERIFFs.

There are "a sheriffs OF Oregon du,
in this city on Thursday for two
day conference on conditions anc
people and methods applicable tc
their especial department of the pub
lie service OF the State. They will be
welcome unless they shall have some
thing up their sleeves" in the way OF
old processes that have reasonably
been deemed outlawed and have ceas-
ed TO bother some of us; but perhaps
they won't serve them until the last
moment OF their stay, and this will
qualify matters, somei
Primarily, they will be guests Of
their president, Sheriff NJ. E. Pome-
roy of this county, but they are, prac-
tically, the guests of the city. We
are all interested in them; they are
interesting people; sometimes absorb
ingly so; but in the main they are
live, energetic lot, always reaching
out for something that will be of ad-
vantage to the State and society and
the peace and safety of mankind
Their presence here on the two
most important days of the Regatta
season will have tendency TO re-
lieye US Of the annoyances that flock
in with the faker the dead-beat, the
picayune-sport, the skin-gamester and
the bum gentry generally. There is
no love lost between the sheriffs of
Oregon and this ilk, and that many
of the former will have an intimate,
and record, acquaintance with the
latter, will mimify the situation CON
siderably for the city in this respect |
The city is theirs for Friday and
Saturday next, alright. |
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-25
SITUATION CLEARING.

Day by day the situation is clear
ing ins the telephone field, so far as
the assurance Of rev and better 8ery-
ice is concerned. This is the day the
San Francisco officials of the P. S.
Company are to arrive here and let
the contract for the new headquar-
tiers, and the terms of the contract
aforesaid require it to be finished
within go days from date of its ac-
ccptnnce by the successful bidder; we
have already been assured of the new
switchboard; the cabling being al
ready done, and the new connections
from the cables to the house and
Office phones well underway, there
would seem to be some rational show
for this company's doing all it has
said it would do.
Just what the Northwestern peo-
pie are going to do has not developed
as yet, but it is certain that they will
make good use of the franchise they
have received from the council, which
is a valuable one. With both CON
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-25
Ten Years In Bed.

"For ten years ! was confined to
my bed with disease Of my kidneys
writes R. A. Gray, ]. P. Of Oakville
Ind. "It was SO severe that | could
not move part Of the time. con-
suited the very best medical skill
available, but could get no relief un-
It'll Foley's Kidney Cure was recon-
mended to me. ut has been Cod
send to me-" T. F. Laurin, Owl DRUG
Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-25
SALEM is NEXT.

A grandstand seating about 600l
spectators, with room for 10000 NOR,
J along the home stretch; new fence.
/, and officials stands reconstructed
with the special object of giving the
great crowds the best possible view
OF the races, modern announcing ma
chimes TO keep the spectators inform
ed as to the time and positions OF the
horses, and track that is known to
be lightning fast, will give Oregon's
state fair the best equipment for its
harness races afforded by any track
in the west
The races this year viii be the
fastest ever seen on the coast. Two
purses OF 5000 each, and six purses
OF $1,000 each, the largest stakes ever
offered in the west, will bring to-
gether the best blood in America.
The track record of 2:063, which is
very fast mark, will undoubtedly be
broken, and there are horsemen who
predict that the time may go as low
! as 203 before the weeks racing
, comes to an end
The work OF building the addition
TO the big grandstand has been COM
pleted, and the structure now seats
about double the number OF specta-
tors it formerly accommodated. The
grandstand has been built down to
the track with row OF boxes extend
ing along the entire front. There
will be So boxes in all.
This will eliminate the bleachers in
front Of the grandstand, but the spec
tators along the sidelines will be af-
forded an excellent view OF the
horses, as the fences have all been cut
down to a height of three feet six
inches. The entire fence on the in
side has been newly built. A double
fence has been put up on the inside
to keep the crowd back off the rail.
The judges stand has been lowered
to a level with the grandstand, and
the timers stand has been cut off
The wire has been moved 60 feet
north, Electrical connection will be |
made between the judges stand and |
the bandstand. The grandstand will
be enclosed with a wire fence, and !
electric turnstiles installed. The I
stands and betting and the saloon
fixtures in the interior have been torn
out, as neither betting nor liquor
selling will be tolerated this year.
Another improvement is the install
Iation of automatic announcing ma
chimes. They will fash the time Of
heat instantly, as we'll as the posi-
tions of the horses as they finish.
These machines are worked with
keyboard. Numerous other improve
ments will be made, which it would
be impossible to mention in single
article.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-25
1.-THE WEATHER

Oregon-Fair, preceded by unseti
tied weather: northwest portion in
morning, warmer except near coast.
Washington-Fair, possibly preced-
ed by light showers in the morning,
warmer except near coast,
Idaho-Fair.