r MONDAY, NOVEMBER i), 1905. THE MORNING ASTOIIIAN. ASTOIUA. OREGON. THE LEMON IN THE TEA. ACTRESS UNDER THE KNIFE. It la Barvltat frM Verf Aarleal ' ' thleeae Mibu. I N-w York, Sov. l2.-hdna Wallace Whence the tllii o h-mon with thi lf-r, the w trm waa ofrted on tea la ItiiNnla? May for aridieltl at 11 sanitarium Okakura Kakiifti, a JiipnueM artlsl Jn this city. It wee snwmnwd toiiiglit ml t-rltii', writing la tin International that uhil Mi Hiht it very ill hr Quarterly, i.iyn they point to a urvvl nunlition U MlUfartury. from very ancient (IiIihmw methods,' when tea leaves "wiw atfiiined, crunh rt In a morliir, inmlo Into a fit k and tolled together with rlrc, glugT, unit orange Hfl, Hi'licn, in Ilk. ami aouie times with 01111111!" Ciknkurn till nlo of I he work of 1 .11 wuli. tin' piH't. who In the eighth STEAMER AND BARCES COLLIDE. hmMrnw, R. I., Nov. II -In a rot IM011 olT 1'oinlittin light, early today, tlin incoming lmrn- Ira A. Allen, of Alhany, X. V., ami Klhrurah, of Hurt rent ury Ihtiuiu Ihn fltt aMMt. of lea fid, ('"tin., were imk ami the steamer ami wrili In threw volumes ami ten I'owlwtUn, bound for .Norfolk, Minima, tliii-l-ra the "Cliukliig," or "Holy iKi,tly damaiH. F rltiire of 'Vn." I.uwuli lntlluted . tlu. ,mnI of 10,1 mid H Ihh oim,. iIh iut Kmo ALr0NS0 AND THE KAISER. l;iry jpnl of t'Lineae merchant of the Aeei.rdlng to thl iiiuater.jlhe rouu rthm. Pi"-!, Nov. 12.-King At liilti spring furnl.tlii'N liii beat water, fn Ml hern toolkit for Vienna. He then mm rivi-r w nter ami plain spring uu, aceouined f tlx railroad nUtioii water. There nn tlm-f singe of bull- j,v Khin iit William ami hi mii, ami lug. Hi cnk tea la ronMed tfor the ,i(a Ulki ll)(lt ,ria, Are "until It heroine aft. like a bitby't arm." ami la shredded Into powder be- wiura uvd mam tw pieces of line paper. Malt la put ITALY RAMES HER ,MAN In tin- (lt-Mt Im.U. the t. n !n the wcond. I:me. X.v. I .-AIU.oiikh Um- a- At the third mill a dlpierful of Oold m4ii tinnt lia not lieen oflli lally an- water la Kml Into the kettle to at ttla nilutu, it U U lirvrd tlut Signor hil- the ten and n-vlve "Ilia youth of dm .Un.m t luuKi B amUwrndor water." Then the tievera.- la poured to M-rd ,o n.M((t tay at '"it waTof au.U a l-verae that La- tritMiial .onf-rem on U M.nhb unit, another mmI, wrote: "The flrt 'iietlon. f, nip iiiolteu my llpa ami tnniai, ma ; " V aMtmd tup drt'iika my loiicllmna, tlia : Nturaljia Palna. third nip warrhea my imrren eniraii , nheumatimn, lumlaRO and aciatio but to Ami therein .oine 5..VR) volume . u penBtrmUnj ,. of ld Idtoitrupha. 'll.e fourth cup j ' ralae. a .-,lKl.t NT.plratl.m - all th. ll.rd. bnow Unbrn-nt wroiit; of life paaaea away Ihroiiich uiy H p-nctratra to tba nervea and bona porea. At the fifth nip I nln purified, and linf a!orld Into tha blood, 1U the alttb ftp nilla me to the realm of healing properties are conveyed to tvery the linmortnl. The wvnitli rup-ali, jirt 0f ,ady, and effix t tenia won but I eould take no more:" d),r(u, eurf 25c mJ f, m jj "Tea iM-gfin na a miHll. liie and ended ..,., ' a a l-verage.-. AM It Una bd rltuala. 'X fa drug .tor.. rerenionl- and phlhwophlea. In Japan It Irttauie 'the rellKloti of the art of Hi Hond-"My poor man," wid life." and "the ten rom wna nu onala lniMtk, "I ymMitlii.e with you." In the drery waate of eltinre." Tbla "Waa yiai aver in de rhain KK'" waa In tho flft.i-i.th ret.tury. and tha M ti(, r(vi of U ni,m,hy. Phll.,phy of T.:nU. whirl, jhn.roN U dearrlUxl a "a rult founded on tha 1 ' M adoration of the M-autlful among tha '-n'1 rp Vn aordld farta of everyday exlatenee. It ';!" r pliid the malrfartitr, "joii'm- liK'nlralt'a pirlty ami harmony, tha 1 mv a eat of apron atiin." myatery of mutual charity, the romao- uU),t tt ( tlclam of Uie aoclal order." " "Htrangel, enouKh." aay. Okakura. Bilious Attack Quickly Cured, "humanity haa ao far met In the tea. ... , . , , . ... . rup. It la tha only Aalatlc ceremonial : A few weeka ago I had a bilioua at which coramanda unlreraal reapoct tack that wat ao aevere I waa not able The white man baa ecoffed at our re- to go to the office for two daya. Fall llglcn and our morale, but Ima arcepted njf rref (rom my family phy tlie brown eerafe without bealtatlon. trlnwnt, I took threo of The afternoon tea la now an Important ch.nibr,.ln., su,mh tnJ Ufet T.b. function In weetern aoclety." , ,,,., lleta, and the next day I felt like a new atleeifle Mailt Bale. nian.-H. C. Bailey, Editor of the Newe Wille graaptng a email Ineandearent Chapin, S. C. Thete Ubl. U are for electric lamp one nljtht rrofeaaor Horn- Mj, rr,nk Hart and leading drug mer, a German aclentlet, hapjenel to jitji ohaerre that ob contact with hla hand " The Astoria Restaurant. GOOD, CLEAN MEALS EXCELLENT SERVICE OftN ALL NIGHT J99 Bond St., cor. Ninth Accordion. Sunburst and Knife Pleating To Order STEAM PROCESS. No, Hot Iron. No Burning of Good. Miss O. Gould Eighth Floor, Marquam Building. PORTLAND. Prompt and Cartful Attention Givea to all Outof-Tewa Order. THI ILLINOIS CENTRAL. the bnlb of tha lamp would abow a. Inmln.otf mtniitarahl with a nilat of light Illuminating certain yrte of the Maintalna uneiceUeA twrte from the glaaa aa well a hla flngera even before WMt th aaat and eouth. Making the electric current waa completed. connectlpne with tralna of all Thla phenomenon could be produced tranecontlnental Unea, paaaengera are eeeral tlmea by robbing the electric lln their choice of routea to Chicago, bulb with the hand. Not all electric Loularllle, Memphla and New Orleana. bulbe are aultable for the experiment, and through thane polnta to tba far Thoee which hare been uaed for aomo aaat. time and which ahow the well known Proapectlrt travelers deetrlng Infor dark coating of carbon partlclea are mat Inn aa to the loweat ratea and beat especially apt to fall. After rubbing a routea are Invited to correspond with new or nearly new lamp containing no the following repreeentaUvea: metallic conductor etrongty on the ) Third St, Portland, Ore. akin of the forehead or lower arm, to j ( jjndseT, Trav. Paaaenfr Agent, withdraw the lamp auddenly from the Ui Bt Portland, Ore. akin will cauae the bulb to ahow the pAU1 a THOMPSON, Paaa'gr. Agent lummoua pnenoinenon. w unara wint , TjrKDSET. Trav. Paaaencer Aent tha lamp and stopping It auddenly , cauaea Ha outline to atand'out dla 1 tlnctlr Illuminated, while In the middle Sebright apot la ebaerved. The Fiaaal Crow. A correapomleut aenda to tha rioneer (AILihabadi the fallowing note 011 tba fuel that a cnae hla been reported of a 4-row'a neet linvli-g been found which wna made out of tvlcgrnph wire: "Any thing renenibllng t twig la preaMed loto aervlce. In the daya of old, befere ghiHH atopperiNl bottlea ciiuie Into uaa for aiala water, many neata were made of the wire lined to keep In the corka of auch (Kittle. A neat couatructed nit of brnndy bottle wire wn once taken In a pnlm tree outilde Madras. Another neat wna found coniposol of bit of tlu atoleu from the tlu hnxnar In Mmlrn. One pair of crow couatructed a neat out of gold aud silver spectacle fmuie purloln(d from the factory of Meaar. Ijtwrence & Mayo In IVnnbny. The material for this neat, of which the value wa X) rupees, were stolen by the wily crow during the luncheon hour. It wua noticed that the spectacle framea were disappearing from the factory In a myaterloua manner, but It wat some time before the thief waa discovered." 441 Thlrc BU Portland. Ore. NOTICE. Notice U hereby given that the reg istration Looks of the city of Atoria, for the primary nominating election to be held in tbia city on Monday the 13th day of November, 1005, will be opened at the Auditor' ofHre in the city hall, on Monday the 23rd day of October, 1005, and will close for said primary election on the 7th day of November, 1005, at the hour of 4 o'clock p. m., said registration books will be again opened on Thursday the 16th day of November, 1005, for the general election to be held in this city on Wednesday the 13th day of December, 1905, and will close on Saturday, the 0th. day of December. 1005, at 4 o'clock p. m. All pemons muat register in order to be entitled to vote. Dated, Astoria, Oregon, October, 21st, 1005. OLOF ANDERSON, Auditor and Police Judge of tha city of Astoria. 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