SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1908.
THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
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NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
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BEE
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under the management of
M. . Copeland Co.
Having once more entered the mercantile field in Astoria
and purchased the Bee Hive we offer the present stock at a
EKE U
to make room for new spring stock. These goods were
purchased cheap and we are going to give our old friends
and customers the benefit of it.
Early
and Get
Big'
Barg'ains.
WARREHTOH LUMBER CO.
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Fir, Spruce)
"and Hemlock
Manufacturers of and Dealers In
LUMBER
Submit us your specifications on any bill you wish
and wc will give you best prices.
U'c make a specialty of Spruce Hcvcl Siding and Factory Stock.
thlpmtnU Mad Either
by Rail or Water.
Capaolty 75,000 ftat par day,
Warren ton, Or,
Scow Bay Iron 8 Brass Works
Manufacturers of
Iron, Stn-I, Bnusa nnd Bronzo Castings,
(icncrnl KunlryU'n and Puttcrmnnkers.
Absdutoly firxlclass work. Prices lowest.
Phone 2451.
Corner Eighteenth and Franklin.
PRAEL G COOK TRANSFER GO.
Telephone 221.
Draying and Expressing
ii AIIuo.lKHliiiiil touurcurc will rwoivespoclal attention.
709-715 Commercial Street.
Wholesale'
! CIGARS, PIPES.
TOBACCO. ETC.
f WILL MADISON
O WW ''OMMPItCr ALf.HT. :-s 114 ELEVENTH ST.
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A
COAL HOD
that won't'spill coal all over at
w. c. LAWS a CO. ex.
We sell Stoves also.
DEADLY
CIGARETTES
Woman
Could Not
Habit.
Stop th
WAS WIFE OF A CHURCHMAN
Ended Her Life by Takina Corroiiva
Sublimit While in the Grip of
Death She Prayed for Life for
Her Family'a 8ak.
Chicago, Jan. 20. Herause her hus
'mnd upbraided her for smoking cig
arettes, a habit which had undermined
lier health and which she could not
oimucr, Mm. Sndle Thompson, wife of
Robert Oliver Thompson, sexton of tiie
nk Turk Kplarop:)! church, swallowed
ii d(im of corrosive stihllmnte and died
uficr a llngorlng and agonizing lllnes
While she wag In the fatal grip of the
drug. Urn sight of her grief-stricken
liiiHtmml mid little dnuRrter renewed
her desire for life, and although a pliy
alcal wreck, she prayed that she inlirht
ve for her family's sake.
According to the testimony of Mr.
'hompKou al the Inquest, his wife had
ieen addicted to cigarette smoking for
U'Ven years.
"We had often had angry words over
" Hald Thompson, "and she often
id tried to break herself of the habit,
but she would always go back to it
gain. She was nervous and irritable
because of the smoking, and once be-
ore four years ago she tried to kill
ersclf by taking morphine. '
pew made a late entrance. Tie youth
fared $t them with interest A pretty
young Diond led the way, and In look
ing at ber fair hair and blue eyes he
forgot hi hat She, conscious of bis
gate, blushed properly and cast down
ber eyes in a maidenly way. Jbcn
she sat down and there was a crush
ing, grinding sound. She shot up
again, and so did the young man, and
together tbey surveyed the rains of
that shining silk bat while the cbolr
vociferously sang "Cover my defense
less head."
Tie Pace of Roeaettl.
The Albion, a popular old London
Inn, if I remember rightly, was a fa
vorite resort of Dickens. I never saw
him there or Indeed nova-hero else tnr
bo died before my arrival In London, J
hut one heard of him in such resorts.
I saw there but once that weird, beau
tiful, wayward genius, Dante Gabriel
ItossettL My recollection of hlra Is as
of a man who looked very much like a
priest or a lay brother. I recall him
as dressed almost entirely In black,
and the black of what I mar call the
clerical cut and material. His sallow
face, Lis ink dark eyes, bis expressive
face-all these things I recall as well
aa the steak and mashed potatoes over
which he leaned as he talked vividlr.
but quietly, to his friend who was sup
ping with hlin. I was struck bv the
face, but I had no idea who it was. It
was only rciti after, when I saw a
portrait of i: w -cttl, that I recalled the
face thrt lr; ! so much struck me as It
leaned over steak nnd mashed potatoes
and knew that It was the face of one
of the Inspired artists and poets of my
time.-London M. A. P.
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One Week, Each Line, 30c.
Two Weeks, Each Line, 45c.
One Month, Each Line, 75c.
Astorian Free Want Ads.
Any"feT?"iriTnP SU3tir Advertisement in this Colunm
lilies nu i juies r re; 01 cfiarge.
HELP WANTED.
WANTED TWO GOOD CLERKS. IN.
quire of S. Danziger & Co.
WANTED GIRL WANTS POSITION
to work at housework or any other
kind of work. Address D, Astorian.
BOY WANTED GOOD CAPABLE
and active boy wanted. Apply at
Astorian office.
A Kenlaa.
"Your mother-in law never pays you
a lorn? visit," said one man to another.
"How is that V"
"She did once, but I cot mv mother
to come on a visit at the same time."
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MDle and Fancy Groceries
FLOUR, FEED, PROVISIONS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Supplies of all kinds at lowest prices (or Fishermen, Farmers and'Loggers
Branch Uniontown, Phones, 711, Uniontown, 713
A. V.ALLEN,
Tenth and Commoroial Streets. ASTORIA. OREGON.
anTHitmmiiiiimmT 11 tttttttP
4 llarinlraa Idloayneraai-.
Mrs. t'oinpton looked at her old
friend with a slightly defiant gne. "So
you heard I'd married into a peculiar
family," she said slowly. "Well. I
won't deny but what the Coniutons
have got some ways that aren't Just
like everybody else's. Rut my husband
Is Just about the same as other folks
most o' the time."
The old friend gave her the smile of
one who is open to conviction, but said
nothing.
"He's got one little necullarltv."
said Mrs. Compton, moved to confi
dence by the smile. "It's known in the
funilly, but I don't speak of it outside.
However, you being an old school
friend and living way out west. I feel
different."
The uillo grew more encourairlnir
and sympathetic.
'Its nothing that worries me not
really," said Mrs. Compton hastily.
"It's Just a little habit 811ns has got
Into. When he's riled, instead of say
ing much he goes no to the carrot and
takes everything out of my old piece
Dag and puts it on over hla heart nnd
ties it round bis waist good and hard
ana sits there till he feels better. I
suppose some folks would call that a
kind of a peculiarity, but I never take
any notice of it only I tell him he's
got to nut tbe nieces back, and he
does."
Susan's Accomplishment.
Mr. Hayrake Well. Susan must b
atudyln' art. Mrs. Hayrake Land
sakes! Mr. Hayrake-Yea; she says, "I
am writing this letter in my drawing
room." Chicago News.
Fearth Grae.
Faith, hope and charity should crowd
closer and make room for gratitude.
Atchison Globe.
WANTED Energetic, trustworthy
man or woman to work in Oregon.
representing large manufacturing com
pany; salary, $40 to $90 a month; paid
weekly; expenses advanced. Address,
with stamp, J. H. Moore, Astoria, Ore
WANTED RESPONSIBLE MAN TO
manage an office and distributing ie.
pot for large manufacturing concern;
salary $150 per month and commis
sions; applicant must have good refer
ences and $2000; capital secure. Ad
dress, Supt. 323 West I21th St.Chlcaeo.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
INCUBATOR FOR SALE 400 EGGS
capacity; also three 100 capacity
brooders; first-class condition Ad
dress A. Astorian Office.
HORSE. BUGGY AND HARICKsa
for sale. Address M. Astorian.
FOR SALE B COW& FRESH; OTH-
ers win be fresh in a short tima:
must be sold at once. S. J. Boyd, mi
SUh St
FOR RENT ROOMS.
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS syii
light housekeeping. Inauir at la.
torian office.
FOR. . RENT NICE FTTPVthtiet
w "mnvu
rooms from 13 per month up. 267
Ninth St.
FOR RENT FURNISHFm wnrvwo
near business part of town. Apply
over Fisher Bros", store
FOR SALE PARTLY mpnnvrrn
place of 19 acres. V, mile froir,
Knappa; cabin, etc.; handy for fisher
men ; can land at any stage of the tide;
will sell cheap. Apply to F. Hartman
Knappa, Ore.
JUNK
HIGHEST PRICES
kinds of old Junk.
173 Tenth St.
DEALERS.
PAH) FOR ALL
Bought and sold
SUTUATIONS WANTED.
JAPANESE FIRST CLASS COOK
wants a situation as cook ln restau
rant hotel or boarding house; city or
country. P. O. Box 632 Astoria, Ore.
FIVE DIFFERENT MAKES TO SELECT FROM
. ny a t0 urge that yo Mn flnd one
"uu 7u- u re reliable makes and nnml
i subitantial guarantee. We also have h.i ..
cook stoves, air.tirhi t,- .11 -. ... .
pnee. that we alway, U at, because ot the fact that in buying and filing for cash
we can save you the usage on the money. "
L. H. HENNINCSEN a CO.
Fargo Ex. Co.
The Ilrmn Sotted.
Tho unfortunate young man had
moved his hat from place to place in
tho pew, but always had to move It
agnln. nia pew seemed particularly
popular, and there was no abiding
spot for that piece of headgear, which
hnppened to be a shining silk hat of
the most approved shape. Flnnlly,
when he was tightly wedged Into one
corner and there seemed to be nothing
for him to do but to hold the bat ten
derly on his lap for the rest of the
service, he had an inspiration. The
pew in front was still empty. He
leaned over, gently deposited his cher
ished head covering on the cushioned
seat and gave himself up to ploua re
Hection1By, and bytfee awnsrs of that
Newport News, Va., July aa, 1903.
Last summer while recovering from HI.
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Inflammatory Rheumatism in the knees,
from which I was unable to leave my
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613 32d St , CHAS. E. GlLDKRSlKRVK.
Rheumatism ia caused by uric acid or
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G. W. Morton and John Fuhrman, Proprietors.
CHOICEST FRESa AND SALT MEATS. PROMPT DELIVERY
543 Commercial St. Phone Main 321.
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