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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
-, PHOE,BUS AND OLD POINT.
Matters Personal

The marriage of Miss Ethel Booker,
the eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Marshall Booker, TO Rev Abner c.
Hopkins, Jr., pastor of the Presby-
terrain church in Bcuna Vista, will be
celebrated in the Hampton Presby-
terrain church "Wednesday afternoon
at O'cl0ck. Rev. Abner c. Hop
kins. ST.. of Charles-TOwn, w. Va,
father OF the groom-to-bc. will per
form the ceremony. Miss lima
Boil er will attend her sister as maid
OF honor, ana Rev. Ashland White. or
West Virginia. will be the best man
to Mr.. Hopkins. The ushcrs are to
rcll GarncIt. Jack Willis and Harry
Whiting.
Mr. Hopkins. as we'll as his father
and mother. Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Hop
kns and his sisters, are expected in
the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Hopkins. Jr, was formerly the
pastor OF the Presbyterian church
here.
After the wedding journey in the
North. Mr.. Hopkins will take his
bride TO Bcuna Vista
Mrs. y. a. RecS. Of Bucna Vista.
who has been visiting her sisters III
Hampton and Newport News for the
nil
her home
Mr.. W. W. Woodward, who has
been quite i'll for several days in his
Victoria avenue residence. was SAID
TO be very much improved yesterday.
Little Miss Madeline Williamson.
after an illness fseveral days In
her home in East Hampton. was said
to be convalcscing yesterday.
Miss Mary Tompkins, who has been
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
with Mrs. l.. A. Tucker, in Victoria
avenue, has returned to her home in
Portsmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A Peasants
and little Miss Peasants have RETURN
ed to their home in Newport News
avenue, after visit Of several weeks
in Culpeper county.
Miss Edna Dyer, of Washington, IS
the guest of Miss Booker. in Marshall
street. She is here to attend he
Hopkins Booker marriage next Wed
nesday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Christian, OF
Urbanna, Va, are the guests of MI.
and Mrs. w. w. woodward, in Vic
tcria avenue.
After a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
W. Woodward. in Victoria avenue. DR..
and Mrs. George l.. Fosque, have re-
turned to their home in Onancock.
Mrs. William Brown. of Baltimore.
is expected to reach the city tomor-
row to be present at the marriage OF
Miss Booker and Rev. Abner c. Hop
kins, Ir.
Mrs. Ashton Crenshaw Jones will
leave Tuesday for a visit to her
father. Colonel D. II. Ruckar, IN
Buena Vista
Mrs. George w. Schermerhorn and
Mrs. CANNED have returned from
visit in Washington.
Capt. John y. Smith, the general
union ticket agent at Old Point. has
returned from a visit to his former
home in Norway. Capt Smith was
absen, nearly six weeks and greatly
enjoyed his visit to his aged mother.
Mrs. William J. A. Cumming return
ed last evening from visit o. two
months in Waynesville, \. c.
Miss Mamie Hickman. who has
been detained in her home in Mallory
avenue, with sprained ankle, has
recovered.
MISC Nellie Fish. Of Saratoga
Springs. y. Y. has arrived to become
the assistant to Miss Andrus in the
museum at the Normal school.
Misses Carrie Ratclif and Annie
Gary have returned to Richmond.
after visiting Mrs. Walter F. Phillips,
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been visiting in Richmond, is expect
cd home today.
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Sc ". ~ MORGAN & co. for la.
Surapcc ard Ponds u.
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Candy. 24,404; Cigars, 1852 at the
CABEIL Pha rmacy. IL
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Rev. W. p. Wright. the new pastor
of Central Methodist church. will
preach his initial sermon 10 that con-
grogation this morning. Mr.. Wright
will also fill his pulpit tonight.
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Take Your prescriptions to HULL'S
Cut Rate Drug Store 1l4-u
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The Horrsd Mans Curl.

There's no sight so pi;iful 10 mo. y
said the pretty girl, as SIC PAINFUL at,
tempt on the part Of n" man b"gia'
ming 10 h" bald 20 max" a little curl
in tho middle Of his forehead Of the
still. knpg they don't dCs"-ve my
Iity. never hav" found man yet
with such a curl who WASH; hUrTid."
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Mr.. and Mrs. William A Peasants
and little Miss Peasants have return
ed to their home in Newport News
avenue, after a visit Of several weeks
in Culpeper county.
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Miss Mary Tompkins, who has been
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
with Mrs. L. A. Tucker, in Victoria
avenue, has returned to her home in
Portsmouth.
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A. HILLS Cut Rate DrUg S:"r'
the Cigars arc 3j.oaI. j..
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Christian Science services will be
held at II O'Clock at AZ Hope street.
Subject, 'Ancient and Modern NEGRO
NANCY: or Mesmerism and Hypho-
tism.' Testimonial meeting Wednes-
day evening at s O'Clock.
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Miss Edna Dyer, of Washington. Is
the guest of Miss Booker. in Marshall
street. She is here to attend The
Hopkins Booker marriage next Wed
nesday.
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Little Miss Madeline Williamson.
after an illness o fseveral days In
her home in East Hampton. was said
to be convalcscing yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29

Mrs. y. A. Recs. Of Bucna Vista
who has been visiting her sisters II
Hampton and Newport News for the
past month, will leave Tuesday fol
her home
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First NJ. F. church. Rev. G. w.
Wray, pastor Preaching morning
and evening by the pastor. II a. NJ,
subject. National THANKSGIVING.
7:3G D. m. The Secret Of Character.
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Mr.. W. W. Woodward who has
been quite i'll for several days in his
Victoria avenue residence. was SAID
o be very much improved yesterday
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Rev. W. r. Motley. pastor of the
Church of Christ will preach at IL
a. m. on The Best Kind of Religion;
at 7:3Op m. he will preach SPECIAL
sermon on temperance. subject:
.'Strong Drink-Old Curse and its
Cure" Temperance workers and all
who are interested in the subject are
cordially invited to this service.
Sunday school $50 a. m. Mid-"eek
prayer meeting Wednesday p. m.
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Mrs. Ashton Crenshaw Jones will
leave Tuesday for a visit to her
father. Colonel D. H. Ruckar, IN
Buena Vista
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DR. and Mrs. w. S. Christian. Of
Urbanna, Va, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Woodward, in Vic
&c ria avenue.
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HcvS' Huuh'r Fr"t%,, d Suits. IN
The Newest Effects, uSual. y S"Id
for s.. Vow g"ing a" S1.ie.
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Miss Margarc, Phillips, who has
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Mrs. William Brown, of Baltimore.
is expected to reach the city tomor-
row to be present at the marriage OF
Miss Booker and Rev. Abner c. Hop
kins. Jr.
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Mrs. George w. Schermerhorn and
Mrs. CANNED have returned from q
visit in Washington.
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After visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
W. Woodward. in Victoria avenue, DR..
and Mrs. George l.. Fosque, have re-
turned to their home in Onancock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29

Miss Leila Charles. Of Williams
burg. is tho guest Of Miss Edith Phil
lips In Locust street
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$3.50 Suits. including he h!ark
Wrry'cd. and all at, Fancy CO..
ors. in Ill the Newest 9haa'-''
Panic ale price. S1.i5.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-18
Girl Is In Custody


From an officer at Fort Stevens,
who was in this city yesterday, il is
learned that the young girl, Emma
Hearns, of San Francisco, who fol-
lowed her soldier-lover, Jack john
son, from the Bay City, arriving here
on the last trip Of the Rose City, is
now safely in custody Of Sheriff M,
R Pomeroy, and viii be duly return
ed to her parents in San Francisco.
The young soldier frankly admitted
his affection for the girl and made a
manly plea to be allowed to marry
her on the spot, to spare her good
name even from the shadow cast by
her impetuous action in following
him up here; all of which commend
cd itself to his officers and they en-
dorsed his course and it was thought
they had gone to Fort Columbia or
to Chinook to have the ceremony per-
formed, he being given leave for that
purpose; but because the Major Guy
Howard did not make the northshore
run that afternoon, the young people
went as far as Warrenton, on their
way TO Astoria, and we're there over
taken BY the sheriff, and the young
lady was at once turned over to him.
II is held at the fort that Miss Hearns
was very lady-like IL her manner
and careful in her conduct while at
the post, and everyone seems pre-
possessed in her favor and that Of
her lover, despite her importantly in
endeavoring to reach him as she did;
presumably on the old romantic
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-18
COMING ATTRACTION.

TN Wyoming one Of the finest
road productions Of the present day
viii be seen here next Sunday Per-
haps not since "The virginian," has
the stage been offered hero at once
so human, so manly and so irresist-
able as Mr.. Mack's Bob Richards.
The glori6ed cowboy has appeared in
fiction and stage again with his SOM
brero and his wild antics with six
shooters The thing about Mr.. Mack's
cowboy, that has appealed so force
fully, is that he is real He is a man.
He does some things that society
does not sanction as proper; but his
instincts are sound, his heart is big,
he IS generous and honorable, and a
man to be trusted with woman.
He has lived the wild, elemental life
Of this kind, but he knows and loves
the better way when he sees it.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-18
-Four Inches Of Snow

-Four Inches OF Snow
Judge Trenchard and Commission
ers Moore and Frye, who returned
last night from a trip Of investigation
Of the county roads out in the Ne
halem Valley, stated that there was
four inches Of snow on the Summit
and on the tops Of the mountains
The snowfall in that locality had
been quite heavy and apparently al
of Il remained in those places where
the altitude was sufficiently great
Judge Trenchard stated last might
that the journey, which lasted a
week. had been satisfactory The
roads are in pretty good shape, and
ahe new work is excellent. The COM
missioners and Judge Trenchard
talked with the residents Of thar
part Of the county over the work
contemplated for next year. They
also went over TO the eastern end Of
the county, as far as the Columbia
line, and also visited Jewell, Elsie
and vesper. All parts Of the Ne
halem Valley were visited. The three
gentlemen were pretty well tired out
when they got back last night
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-18
Wnnla AttorneYn Prsaent

Judge Mcbride announced yestcr
day that on next Monday morning hs
viii set cases for trial during the
February term Of court and he re-
quests that al attorneys who have
cases 10 arise then be present at that
time. II Is probable that Judge Me-
Bride viii adjourn the present term
next Monday, rs Il is expected the
eases now SET win all have been pass.
ed upon by that time. II d probable
there Is no other circuit court Judge
IN the state that works as hard as
does Judge Mcbride, and il Is con.
stnntIy said that the district should
have two judges Recently he has
heard two murder eases, which are
very trying fer more than ono rea.
son,
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Fine Dairy Equlpment-

W. s. Carpenter, Of the dairying
firm q Carpenter 4 Chandler 81
Grays River was in The city yester-
day, and made ihe pleasant announce
ment that ihe work o. putting their
dairy business on an active footing
over Oh TIE Barr ranch, has been
finishd and thar the business Is in
full operation He and his partner
are very cheerful over the prospects
and the technical arrangements that
have developed 80 evenly and sue
cessiuliy on the place. These gentle
mes are from Turloek, IN California
and are experts in the business and
will leave nothing undone IN their
new venture 10 make i one Of the
resounding successes of this section
Mr. Carpenter claims that the dairy
men cf this northern country have
not been getting what they are en-.
titled to for their products and will
endeavor 10 show how, and why the
profits should be better
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chrIrtmaa storea-

The Astoria stores are doing !
ane business dis week, and every
day they arc filled with shoppers
eager % pick out something III The
line VI presents. Some ol the stores
Ihaye really fine displays, too. espee.
ially IL their show windows, and na.
turally these make il an interesting
matter even 70 walk down the streets
The delightful weather of the past
few days has enabled nearly every
one .e got out, and 10 many Il has
been 4 pleasure 70 drop into the
stores and look over their handsome
displays
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-18
The cod snap

While the official thermometer in
Astoria has not shown any very cold
weather during the past several days,
nevertheless iingling noses and ears
have told another story. The ther.
mometer showed only 81 degrees
above the zero point, Fahrenheit.
which is one degree below the freez-
ing point, This record was taken at
the Western Union Office, which, Of
course is not FAR from the river front
and Is virtually over the water But
MP on the hillsides thermometers told
different story There ice formed
Of sufficient thickness to support a
big cat or even two big cats. Even
an altitude 81 a hundred feet or less
above the river seemed to make a
distinct difference, Up around the
city parry yesterday morning the roads
were frozen quite solid, 50 that a man
could walk on the crust on the mud
Out in the mountains there were re
ports Of heavy snowfall which re-
mained on the ground
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WV M. Herel

With the departure for San Diego
from San Francisco yesterday 81 a
naval board composed Of Commander
William Gill. Commander Edwin A,
Anderson and Lieutenant. Command
er Frederick N, Freeman, plans are
well under way for the establishment
oi torpedo station on this coast.
All available sites from San Diego 10
Puget Sound viii be inspected, At
present there Is only one such sta
ton, and that Is located a, Newport
r. l., where the Figors Of winter
interference with the experiments, Ii
is said that 100000 will Be spent on
the new grounds, and and Il Is prob.
able that Il win become the most
important station in the country.
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Not Many There

NIA MANY thstN
The meeting called IN Foard n
Stokes hall last night with the object
ii view of seeing what tho chances
are of starting second military
company III this city did not turn out
as we'll al had been expected. The
attendance was not very large There
not being q sufficient number present
10 warrant the organization of \
second company, four Of those there
made application 70 enter the First
company. Their entrance into tie
First company viii give that organi-
zation rs full quota Of men. But il
Is said that the fact that the meeting
last night was not a success does not
necessarily mean that the project Of d
second company is dead. There
seems to have been some misunder-
standings and lack Of concerted
effort, II Is said, and quite few Of
the men assert that the plan should
not be dropped. Lee cadonau was
largely instrumental in creating in-
tercst IN the plan Of the second COM
pany
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NAME MEANS sOMRTHrNo,

When A. z. Petersen built and
named the Modern" barber shop, he
meant that II should stand for what
u was called. No patron has misScd
a single feature Of the modern ton
sorial parIor at that house; and every
new device in the way Of perfect
comfort and service is constantly add.
ed as it develops, The latest is an
expert bootblack. the best in the
business; a qualification that makes
his employment really nodern
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-18
N Circuit Court

Judge Mcbride passed upon The foI.
lowing cases yesterday; Anna Shed.
rick VI, John Shedrick, decree Of d.
yorce: John Watsrhouse Ct al vs.
clalsop country, entry Of mandate.
Mary J.. Kinsey vs., G. !, Curtis. set
tied and dismissed; r, N, Casio W.
Alice ]. Caste, default and decree Of
divorce; Regina oxer ys. Della D.
Howard 81 Al, demurrer sustained,
with leave to plaintiff 70 hle amended
complaint; i. l., Darling vs. Millie
Taylor Il III ordered tina, certain ex-
hibits filed n case be returned.
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Giysa Opinion

ciiy Attorney Abcrcfombie lias
prepared III opinion II relation 70 the
eligibility ~ candidates % the water
commission, IL she request 81 that
body 'fbe Fly charter provides that
a condition precedent 10 holding
Office II that commission h that each
commissioners should pay SIS taxes
70 the city The city attorney holds
that city taxes and school taxes
should both be included. This will
permit several 10 hold the Office who
perhaps might be excluded II the
actual ciiy taxes alone we're consid-
erred. Mr, Abererombie, however
further holds that assessments and
corporation taxes should not be in-
cluded. This opinion win doubtless
settle Tie comment and indeeision
ihat have obtained in relation to the
matter
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-18
Arc Az Brothers Bedside

Editor George Cornwall, oi The
Oregon Timbcrmau, accompanied BY
Mrs. Cornwall, arrived IN this city
yesterday morning on the steamer
Hassalo, to dsi, the bedside Of Frank
Benson. brother oi Mrs, cornwaIl's,
who il lying quite III al 81, Mary's
hospital. The many friends Of all
concerned, In this city, viii be clad TO
hear OF Mr. Benson'a speedy re-
eosery
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ground that ''aIl the world loves a
lover"
PERSONAL MENTION

First Lieutenant J. Prentice, Of r..
Stevens, was a visitor in the city
yesterday
J. P. Redmond, Of Portland, spen.
the day here yesterday, guest at the
Hotel Occident.
]. 7. Brennan, OF San Francisco,
was among the big group Of tourists
noted here yesterday.
I. Freund. of San Francisco, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
]. G. carruthers, Of Binghampton,
N. Y, spent the afternoon here yes
terdaY going back to the metropolis
on the evening train.
T. c. Murray Of New Orleans,
was among the crowd Of visitors
reaching this city on the noon ex-
press yesterday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-18
Clean Your chimneys.

George Ludwig, an expert chim-
ney sweep is in the city and will
make your chimney clean and safe
from FIRE for $2 or two chimneys for
50, Place your order at the Astoria
hotel or telephone Main 1921, or
leave your orders at the Astorian
Office,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-18
Nodce.

A grand bali will be given in the
Deep River hall at Deep River,
Wash, Saturday, December lo, 1908,
the steamer General Washington will
leave foot Of Twelfth street at 8 p.
m, returning after the 5all. Fare
round trip, rs cents; admission to
ball, rs cents; ladies free, A grand
time is assured to every one that at
tends MT,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-18

The park commission yesterday
filed with The city auditor lis levy for
the coming year, setting be rate At >
mills, II had arranged 10 make !
2.s. but inasmueh asthe state law re-.
qulres that the levies be IN mills Or
tenths thereof Il was necessary 70
avoid che fraction or decimal con.
talned in thar levy, and Il was placed
at the three mills ~ being the near
est possible TO that without going
lower
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-18

]. Z. Evans. the well known and
popular keeper Of Uncle Sans buoy
station Al Tongue Point, was In the
city yesterday, accompanied by Mrs.
Evans. and Is making good progress
from the pain and duress Of the
broken les he was subjected to some
six or seven weeks ago. He came
down. and returned on the tender
Columbine, which happened to be
there a. the propitious moment. Mr.,
Evans shows the effect Of conhne-
ment, but is very cheerful in the light
Of his rapid and sound recovery.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-18
Happily Remembered

The membership ~ The Norwegiau
Meihodia Episcopal church of this
city devised i pleasant holiday epi-
sodc for themselves and their pastor.
REV. 3. =. Field, Or Wednesday
night, when * the usual weekly
meeting of the membership, they pre-.
sented that gentleman with hand-
some purse snugiy filled With "coin
VI tie realm ID Bis astonishncnt
and gratitude, and for which hc was
taxed ID make what he deemed ade.
quate acknowledgment After ths
presentation ceremony was over and
throughout the course of happy ad-
dresses that followed, everybody vas
regaled with multitude 81 good
things furnished BY the good women
81 TIE church; TIE whole affair taking
record II he parish al one of TIE
happicst of ils incidents.
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0o To California

M. and Mrs. d. NJ. Stewart left
yesterday 10 80 to Southern caIiior-
MA 10 pass the holidays with their
son. Donald, who Is attending Po.
mona college At claremoni, about "
miles cast oi Los Angeles
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-18
Really TRANSFERS

y. S. patent to PsSer Anderson
NE. IA of Sc. I-4 II S. sz, Z. s NJ,
II. 10 WI.
w. G. Jean and vile to Miunie y
Foster, N. ls2 6f block So. Patier a.
dition to Astoria; $50
Peter Anderson and wife 10 Clad.
stones Oregon Timber CO.. I02 acrsr
ia S. 81, r S n, R. 10 W.; $1,000.
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Florking From Camps

That the Christmas spirit has
reached the outlying begging camps
al about the lower Columbia Is PROV.
en by the constant arrival, from all
directions oi lhe stalvart employees
oi thc different logging camps they
come dngiy II pairs, ~ groups and
by squads ard being promptly paid
oif IL their respective headquarters III
Astoria dispere for sbe holiday sea-
son, 70 such points "a interest or EN-
gagement dictates Nearly All the
camps are ~ process of closing for
The holiday term and some of them
may remain closed even longer; bat
none hereabout are reported ~ alut-
ting down for any prolonged period
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-18
Sc of IN

Customers laying clothes al WISE
on tie sFrse Day yet their monsy
back But il you don't strike tBs
Free Day" you're sure of good goods
at reasonable prices. 49,.
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sure of Ttl

Customers buying clothes at Wise's
on the Free Day get their money
back. But if you dent strike the
Free Day you're sure Of good goods
at reasonable prices. sns
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Auction Sale.

An auction AaIe oi about 70 head
Of horses was held ii the George
Warren place 10 Warren.on yesier.
day afternoon, and was attended by
many from Astoria and other cities,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-18
ILRSE IlLES VI TNE IONN
pIsaded Not ouIIty

Anton Kuliia, u Clifton, charged
with tie sale u liquor without d y.
eense. pleaded not guilty ii circuit
court yesterday