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PAGE SIX. ASTORIA, OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30. FAMILIAR SPIRITS REUNITED -WEBSTER ON THE BIBLE Excerpts on Subjects Day Views and Reminiscences of Distinguished Men. This is from the book by Laura E.jtlve to the progress of temperance Richards, entitled "The Golden Win- sentiment and Improvement of hublt dows." It carries its own message, and needs no explanation here: In the land of To-morrow, near thejanee reformation had made great entrance gate, two newly arrived spirits met and looked each other in the face. One of them was a strong and beautiful spirit, with shining gar - ments, and a face full of c'ear light; but the other was little and Pinched and gray, and she trembled and cow ered as she went. "What alls you." asked the first spirit, "that you cower thus?" "I am afraid!" answered the second. "It is all so strange here: I have no home, no friends, and I am alone and frightened." "That la strange!" said the strong spirit "I never felt so at home be fore. Everything Is friendly to my yes; the very trees are as If I had known them always." "Let me hold your hand!" said the frightened one. "You seem so strong, and tread so freely, I shall perhaps not be so afraid If I am with you. I was a great lady on earth. I lived In a fine bouse, and had servants to run and ride for me; and Jewels and rich dresses, and everything that heart could desire; yet I had to leave them all in haste, and come alone to this' 1; 'S I ; I; I.: r'r v THE ALPIN E FAMILY. World's Greatest Wire Experts, at the Star Thsatsr. strange place. It Is very terrible. Was It so with your "Nay," said the other, "I came very willingly." The frightened spirit clung to the other, and peered into her face. "Tell me!" she cried. "Did we ever meet on earth? Your face Is not only friendly, It Is f am liar. It Is as if I had seen you often, yet none of the noble ladles I knew had such strength and grace. Who were you, beautiful angel V "I was your washerwoman!" said the other. Daniel Webster on the Bible. Daniel Webster was not a profes sing Christian, but he placed the high est value on the bible. Concerning It he said: Tf we abide by the princi ples taught In the bible, our country will go on prospering, but If we and our posterity neglect Its Instructions and authority, no man can tell how sudden a catastrophe may overwhelm us, and bury all our glory in profound obsecurity." Again he said: "I have read it through many times. I now make a practice of going through It once a year. It is a book of all others for lawyers and divines, and I pity the man who cannot find la It a rich sup ply of thought and rules for conduct Prom the time at my mother's feet, or on my father's knee I first learned to lisp verses, from the sacred writings, they have been my dally and vigilant contemplation. If there be anything in my style or thought to be com mended, the credlt' l due to my kind parents for Instilling Into my mind an early love of the scriptures." 8enate Hpar.pa Temperance. . Senator Hoar of IfaasachusetU baa feted tbs following ttstemeat rela Appropriate to the during the last generation: I "I can remember, before the temper I neauway, me condition wnicn made a I French traveler call us ti nation of j drunkards. Respectable farmers 1 my native town of Concord, bearing names honored there since Its settle . ment 20 years before, used to lie drunk by the roadside In the warm summer afternoons. When I first en tered congress. In 1S69, the practice of whiskey-drinking prevailed very largely here, and the drinking at din ner parties and on social occasions was very heavy. '"There has been a wonderful change In all that. The men from the south and west, where the temperance re form spread somewhat later than In the north and east, are uniformly tem perate. Many of them are entirely abstinent from every form of strong drink. I do not know today a man In either house of congress whose coun tenance bears the Indication that he Is a habitual drinker of whiskey. I could have counted a good many In both houses of congress thirty-five years ago. While, then, public and private morals have grown better In these great matters, and our genera I f r m- - m a 'l- ' t. & H i. tion and country compare favorably with any other in the great matters by which these things are tested In tegrity, sobriety in men, purity In women they have improved greatly in other things. Liberality, charity, public spirit, pity for the poor and un fortunate pervade our social life to i degree unknown in former days." Outlawed Again. Another organisation of "narrow- minded" men has out-lawed the sa Ion and its sponsors, and branded the whole lot as disreputable. At the ;reat council of the Red men of tne United States held in St. Joseph, Mo., In September, "an amendment to the constitution was adopted barring i Ion men, bartenders, and retail liquor dealers from membership In the or der. It also provides that persons who engage In the proscribed "callings al ter election to membership in the or. der shall be suspended. All state coun cils are urged to adopt tne same amendments. Another amendment HEALTHY PLANTS aair the Meet Careful Attatloa as WeU as Good Soil. Did you ever see a rosebush which despite the most beneficent environment t soil of sunshine and of atmosphere, -seemed never to iaehlev a healthy crowth. A ton of manure will not help a plant that has a canker eating oat Its heart Tos must destroy the caste before jrotf an remove the effect Tou cannot esre Dandruff and Bald ness by rubbing on balr lotions, and rubbing in vaseline, ete. You-most look: to the eause ef the trouble it's a germ at the roots of your hair which eausts it to fall out fJewbro'e Harptelde destroys the germ, and healthy hair Is the sura result Bold by leading- dnigststs. Btni 10e. la stamps for eample to The Xerplcide Co., Detroit. sOah. Eagle Drug Store, IS1-I5I Bond St, 04 Drug Mora, It Com. Bt, T. F. Uurii, Frifc -atpefctal AfsV When the sys tem has becoiuo eakeucd from any cause wbat ever the Bitters alll streitut hen it aod restore jou to robust v- neauu awain i. .... i . i. , Its iiHSt record TV? proves its value. 1 1 ry it for Nervousness, Torpid Liver, Heartburn, Poor Appetite. Dyiptpjia or Indigestion. Otters puts the ban on Sunday picnics and the selling of Intoxicants at any tied Men's gathering" Will Bishop Potter and the gentlemen who managed the Sub way tavern in New York please take notice? The Bible a Language-Maker, Henry Rutherford Klllott recites the following Interesting fact In the Cen tury: The bible societies by no means rest contented with their present hortsons of conquest. Roth the London and New York societies are very much en gaged upon translation and revisions, and missionaries throughout the world are busy with similar tasks. In scores of Instances the bible Is only the liter ature of a language. Often a lang uage Is first reduced to a literary form In order to produce a bible. Often al so the bible actually creates a lang uage. In the proper sense of that term, The Ideas, the topics of thought, the point of view are not In the local speech. Take as an example, the translation Just made for the Sheetswa tribe In East Africa. They had no word for Supreme Being, or home, father, heaven, house, and other ideas equally fundmenta. "Our Father which art In heaven" was absolutely unintelligible to them. Yet, little by little, the missionaries persevered till they have now compiled a dictionary of 18,000 words, a grammar, and a trans lation of the New testament that can be used by S.000.000 people. Other recent translations have been into Mare (one of the French Loy alty Islands) Uganda, Persian, Labra dor-Eskimo, Kongo Baldo, Murray la land (Torres straits), Wedan (New Guinea), Fang, Madarese (South Ma laysia), Nogogu (New Hebrides), etc. That much work still remains to be done, however, appears from the statement that In the borders of the Indian Empire alone, 108 languages, in use by 74,000,000 souls, have as yet no version of the scriptures. Trans lations and revisions are now going forward In over 100 languages. An Unintentional Present Congressman Perkins was In the office of a friend, a Justice of the peace, when a couple came In to be married. After the ceremony the Jus tice accepted a modest fee, and handed the bride an umbrella as she went out, Mr. Perkins looked on gravely, utid asked: "Do you always do that, Charles?" "Do what? Marry them? Oh, yes." 'No; I mean bestow a present upon the bride." "A present? Why, wasn't that her umbrella?" gasped the justice. "No It was mine," replied the con gressman sadly. Kallunkl has fine candies, up-to-now bonbons and fresh fruits. A Love Letter. Would not Interest you If you're looking for a guaranteed salve for sores, burns or piles. Otto Dodd of Ponder, MoN writes: "I suffered with an ugly so-e for a year, but a box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured me. It's the best salve on earth. 25c at Chas, Rogers' drug store. FOR THE BUSY HOUSEWIFE in n n iiuhm uti H-mi rENU MONDAY Solitude Is the home of the strong, silence their prayer. Ravlgnan. BREAKFAST. Cereal with Cream. Corned Beef Hash. Browned Potatoes. White MuAIna Coffee. DINNER.' Chicken Oumbe. Perk Chop. Roajit Potatoes. Stewea Tomatoes. Corn, litaolcberrr ShorScake. Ooffee. SUPPER. Green Pepper Omelet Potato balls. ToaaC . ChasJotte Rvsae. Tea. WUTTP! MTTnriNS. Rub twe - T blespoonfule of suaar and one of but- j T ter to a ci-wim; add two wSJ be T ews. a busfsl of sweet milk. 1 T salt and two cupfule of nour r j well and beat la last two teaapoM T fill, or bmkimr nowdir. These are eel baked tai greases maffla raass ka 1 T a drl((s4og pa. , J i CEUMATCO ''V mm TiuimnnMnmiHii Not let the world Know you are here? The Astorian will bring you and your needs together. Wnnted- Energetic, trust worthy man or woman to work In Oregon, repre senting large manufacturing company Salary. Hi to 1'Jfl per month, paid week ly; expenses advanced, Address, with stamp, J- H. Moore, Astoria. Ore, M. Egger has opened a flower store In the Astor house building, where he has for aale choice cut owers, grow Ing plnnts, ferns and shrubs. Floral designs furnished. For rent Two nice, furnished rooms. One suitable for two persons. Address "A." care Astorian. The original Jno. A. Moler has opened one of his famous barber col leges at (44 Clay street, San Fran cisco. Special Inducements this month; positions guaranteed; tuition earned while learning. Write correct num ber, (44 Clay street, San Francisco. Vocal Instruction- -Miss Hobson, phone main 28(1. Two mors rooms for rent over the Star theater. Better have that old hat cleaned blocked and retrimmed. It saves you money. 433 Commercial tsreet For rent Nine-room house. Inquire at Astoria National bank. For Rent Furnished front room, 140 Fourth street, corner Commercial. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. DR. J. A. REGAN Dentist. Office over A. V. Allen's Store, Office hours, 9 to 12 and 1 to S. JAY TUTTLE, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND UKOKOS Acting AwliUiiit Huigoon U.S. Marine lion, Ital Mervlra. Office hours: 10 to 12 a.m. 1 to 4: SO p.ni 477 Commercial Btreet. Ind Floor. Dr. KIIODA C. HICKS OSTEOPATH 1ST Mansell Bldg. 173 Commercial B fllf'NR RLA' K UOtt. C. W. BARK, DENTIST Mansell Building S73 Commercial Htreet, Astoria, Or TELEPHONE RED 20(11. Dr. VAUGIIAN, Dentist Pythian Building, Astoria, Oregon. Dr. T. L. HAI L Dr. F. I. Friedrith, DENTISTS (24 Commercial street. Astoria Or Dr. W. C. LOGAN DENTIST 678 Commercial St , Hbnnslian B iililinii MISCELLANEOUS. C. J. TRENCH A RI) Insurance. Commission and Shipping CUSTOMS HOUSE BROKER, ' Agent Welis-Fargo and Northern Paclfls Express Companies. Cor. ELEVENTH and BOND STB A KILJULE.N, Merchant Tailor. Occident Buililiug. JAPANESE GOODS New stock of fancy goods just arrived at Yokohama Bazuar. Call and see the latent novelties fmin Japan. BEST 15 CENT MEAL You can always find the bent 15-cont meal in the city at the Rising Sun Restaurant. . 612 Commercial St. First-class meal for 15c; nice cake, cr-ffee, pie, or doughnuts, 5, at U. S. Restaur snt. 434 Bond St WHY? Proposals for Fresh Beef and Mutton i Office Chief Commissary, Vancouver Rarracks, Wash., Oct. 1. 1904 Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering fresh beef and mutton for six months beginning January 1, 190S. will be received hers and at offices of Commissaries at Fort 8tevens, Ore., Boise Barracks, Idaho; Forts Casey, Columbia, Flagler, Walla Walla, Ward. Wright, Worden, Lawton and Van couver Barracks, Wash., until 10 a m November 1. 1(04. Envelopes con taining proposals should bs Indorsed "Proposals for Fresh Beef and Mut ton," and addressed to commissary of post, to bs supplied, or to Major Oeorge B. Davis, Chief Corny. elONQ TO THE FAIR. What to t)o If You Desire Praetleal Information. If you contemplate visiting the 8t Louis Exposition, to secure reliable In formation as to railroad service, the lowest rates and the best routes. Al ' as to the local conditions In St. Louts hotels, t&, stc. If you will writs the undersigned, stating what Information you desire the same will bo promptly furnished. If ws do not have It on band, will secure It for you If possible, and with out any expense to you. Address & It TRUMBULL. Portland. Ore DONT QO TO 8T. LOUIS Till you cs'J at or write to the Chi- icago, Milwaukee A St Paul Railroad Office 124 Thlrt street, Portland, Or Low rates to all points east. In connec tion with all transcontinental. II. B. ROWH, runrl A sent. World's Fair Ratea Extended. Through the efforts of the GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY, world's fair excursion tickets will be sold on Oc tober 27, 28 and It, In addition to Oc tober 2, 4 and 6. For full Informa tion apply to any Great Northern agent. PIANO TUN EH. For gool reliable pimio work see your loenl tuner, Tli. Fred rickson.2071 Uond Street. 1'hono KimI 2071 WOOD! WOOD! WOOD; Cord wood, mill wood, box wood, any kind of weed at lowest prices. Kelly, ths trsnsfsr msn. 'Phoner 2211 Blsek, Bsrn en Twelfth, eppoelte opera house. BAY VIEW HOTEL E. GLA8ER, Prop. Home Cooking, Comfortable Bedi, Ruion sble Retci and Niu Treatment. , , THE NEW NEHALEM HOUSE Cr. Fourteenth and ExahnnaeMM. ' One block bark of Foard it Hlokee Htore. J. H. ANHON, Prop., - Aetorlu, Ore, Board and Lodging $1.00 and ud ' ! Cleanest Bedi In the City, Fine Tabic Board. New Kunillnrel hroiiKliout. KuU-a made to uleuily Theatrical Troupes ASTORIA HOTEL Comer Seventeenth and Duanc Sts. 75 cents a dny and up. Meals 20 cents. Board-and lodging $J per week. r , PARKER HOUSE H. B. PARKE. Proprietor ,:;;r-',fti. urtj tr: Large Sample Rooms on Ground Floor. i Ro.ms 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50 I per Day. ' root of Ninth Street ASTORIA. OREGON TTTTITTIITtTTTTTTITtlTTTTti KAMONA 8ALE. , I iave placed on sals st a rs duoed prioe my seleot stoek of home-made Wrappers snd Ka ' monaa." " ' "'. '! .. ' .' i 420 Commercial St Astorls. J. Y. KWONQ CO. , The World's Fslr Routs. Those anticipating an eastern trip, or a visit to the Louisiana Purchase exposition at Bt. Louis, cannot afford to overlook ths advantages offered by ths Mlesurl Pacific Railway, which, on account of Its various routes and geta ways, has bsen appropriately named) "Ths World's Fair Routs." Passengers from ths northwest take lbs Missouri Pacific trains from Den ver or Pueblo, with ths choice of either folng direct through lUnaas City, or via Wichita, Fort Bcott and pleasant Bill. Two trains dally from Denver and Pueblo to Bt Louts without change, carrying all olaases of modern equip ment, including electric lighted obser vation parlor cafe dining oars. Te dally trains between Kanaas City and St. Louis. Write or call on W. C. McBrlde, gen eral agent, 114 Third street, Portitnd, for detailed Information and Illustrat ed literature. NORTHERN PACIFIC riiuej Curd o Trulna PORTLAND Leevwe Arrive fuget Sound Limited.? ; a in 1:4 p n Kanaas Ctly-BU Louis Hpeclal 11:11 am 1:41 pm North Coast Limited :N to T:M a SB Tacome and Seattle Night Express 11:46 pm I N D Take Pugt Bound Limited nr North Coast Limited for Gray's Harbor point Take Puget Hound Limited for Oiysa pla direct. Take Puget Bound Limited or Kas aaa Clty-HL Louis Special for swlau on South Bend branch. Double dally train servlos oa Orafs Harbor branch. Four trains dally between Portland, Tapoma end Hotls A..&.C. R. R. TIME CARD. EFFECTIVE SEPT. 4, 1904. I Leave PORTLAND Arrive. 8ii0a.ni I iVtlsnil Union ll.10a.iu 7.00 n.m ) efepol for AHorUi 9j0 pjni Leave ASTORIA Arrlvs 7.4ft rn I for l'oTtlaDd and i lTsoZio 6 10 p m ( way points 10.80 p n 8EA8IDE DIVISION Leevs ASTORIA Arrtvo II ;tft in 4 tor rWwj.le fiw t7l2(rpm Leave ASTORIA. Arrive t8.15h.ui i (or Warreiiton, I 10;45a.ia Hammond, Kt 5ft0p.m Stevens, HmniJe) 7;40s,m Leave SEASIDE Arrive) 4::m p in for Awtiiru l)ilBcTfiJiFiptt Leave SEASIDE. Arrive 6. 15 S7m I for VVlIrreDtou Ft) SoTim i Htcvriii. llstu- O.flOa.m ' raond.Aitorls ) 7.20 p. m. Additional train leaves Astoria dallr at 11:80 a. m. for all points on Ft. Stevens branch, arriving Ft. Stevens 12:10 p. m.', returning, leaves Ft Stev ens at 1:00 p. m., arriving Astorls, 3:& p. m. , ) f. -vs. Sunday only. Through tickets and close connec tion via. N. P. Ry. at Portland and Oobls and O. R. A N. Co., via. Portland. J. C. Msys, a P. A. Ms Csjisoles rvsiTiVE cure nt Inflimmntlon er 0lit of Uie HiMldor kod JHm1 Vnm anlcLlf Mid hnuL jentlf Ui votut ouci oe uouerrN- wd U nnult'-rofbiiwIontiuwU !!'. Ah"1""' kuml.t. l,S fcr lniMI.U. rrm, II 00, or kr nail, poetMM. "TKI lARTAl-PEPttl SOU SSUSSOHTaiMS. OMICk old IV Ckas. Isscars. CI CamsserelaJ Every Woman a uuentlwl ml innld km ....... 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