THE MOUSING ASTORIAX. ASTORIA. OREGON'.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER I, ijoj.
Another Shipment of
Sweet
Apple
Cider
Received today
flW ItAVAL ORANGES AND ALL
ENDS OF FRESH FRUIT AND
VEGETABLES.
4ST0IUAGR0CEUY
i CwmmnIiI 8U
Phone Main Ml
Voit! Hatch!
Fcr tb: tA el
A. V. Allen's
Crockery Bait
wQI hare tie largest and most
wapittt liae of chin, crockery, laat
ware, bric-a-brae, est il, bar geed,
citkry and aQrcnrart cTtr brought to
tkk city. Opening 4a U to be announced
later.
VCilAI SHALL
III BE?
That Xnia" present problem i bother
ing aoany mind just now and to help
in the notation we will publish next
week lists of present for "Gentlemen,"
Ladies," 'Boys" and "Girls," present
that can b selected from our unusually
luge stock. Some of the will be
a display in our window this week.
Leather good, Xmas cards and Jovel
tin.
p; ; . ' . :;
J.N. Griffin
nnr STATIONERY MUSIC
NOR
MS
HISTORY
Pertinent Record of the Re-Organ-
ized Kingdom.
FROM VIKING TO MODERN
How the Anglo-Saxon Was Evolved
Modern Ruler Differs from Hia Early
Progenitor in Physique, Culture, Aima
and Governmental Relation to People.
Sella More of Chamberlaln'a Couth
Remedy Than of All Others
Put Together.
Mr. Thoa. ueorge, a merchant at Mt.
IJgin, Ontario, says: "I have had the
local agency for Chamberlain's Cough
Xemedy ever aince it was introduced in
to Canada, and I sell as much of it as
I do all other linea I have on my shelves
put together. Of the many doins sold
nder guarantee, I have not bad one
bottle returned. I can personally recom
nend this medicine aa I have used it
yself and given it to my children and
adwaye with the best results." For sale
by Frank Hart and leading druggists.
SOFTNESS OF SEALSKIN.
. r... i. Hair Where
MM MirmV -"
D"raf la Eradicated.
M..t.kin la admired the world over for
Hs softnese and glossiness; and yet the
human hair la equally aa son an iu7
-iu ki.t... .mi the radical cause of all
fcalr trouble la dandruff, which la caused
t a peeWeroue parasite tnat saps ins
-um nf tha hair at its root. Newbro'S
Herpfclde la the only preparation that Is
fatal to the aanaruil term, wnowi
A,vtr thra la no falllna hair, but a lux
wtant growth of (lotsy. soft hair Is cer
tain. Scouring the scalp won't cure dan
druff. Kill the dandruff a-arm. Thous
ands of women owe their bwiutlful aults
mt hair to Newbro's Hrnkl3e. Sold by
laadlna drurglsts. Snd 10c. In stamps
a The Herplclde Co.. Detroit. Mich.
Eagle Drug Store, 351-353 Bond St,
Owl Drug Store, 649 Com. St, T. F.
Uuria, Prop. "Special Agent"
The following unique kit of history
lately put out by tha 1 lucago Chronicle
is Maid to be authentic a any epitome
of the sort can be, and the Atorian
reproducer it for the benefit of such
citizens a have an inhecent interest
the country under con-edenatkin, and
for such others as admire such rv-orJ
aa lovers of good history. The article
in question reads aa follows:
The authorities and people of Nor
way fixed upon the 25th of November
to receive thai ix-w kinlr tliey hare)
rhofn to reign, but .hardly to rule over
them. He was received with notable
pomp and ceremony, largely of a mari
time character, which i an altogether
appropriate thing. since the Danish
prim who i to be the king ha had
hi chief training in the l)uiih navy.
while Norway ;.- and successful
ly conduct a commercial marine' larger
in proiartion to it population than any
otlier country in the worst.
"Norway has hail a curious history.
I'ntil about the opening of the seventh
century we know nothing of it, save
onlv that tht-re www savage pph-
there, with small territorittl chieftains,
alio called themselves kings or earls.
During alamt year, ending in the
latter half of the ninth century, there
are vague glimpse of the country gath
ered from the beginning of the tend
ency toward consolidation of small
chieftaincies. There was a Finnish ad
venturer wiio welded several of them
together a arly as the fourth century,
but such movements grew only slowly
in number and did not endure, until
Harold the Fair-Haired, early in the
second half of the ninth century, con
quered all tlie petty eurk and Norway
for the firvt time emerged into authen
tic history.
.'Harkl's consolidation was one of the
world-shtiping event, one) of thoatf
which greatly influem-ed vhe now of his
tory. Without it there could liave bee
no such Great Britain and North Ameri
... i i i. .........
ca a the world na Known ana nn,
Many chief who could not know Har
olds power would not submit, ami
niong such followers u udhrt-ed to
him, tbev set out. each for himelf, lie-
coming the formidable -ea king, who
harried the eoat even to Constanti
nople, overran Spain and Fraiu-e and
Italy, built up an empire in the Med
itHrraneiiiUi region. conquered Iceland,
discovered Greenland ami prolaibly our
continent, though they left no lasting
trai here.
"But though they abandoned America,
tho- of them who willed down in
Normandy luid there the foundation on
which expanded the colossal dominion
of the Knglish-pcaking race tislay, a
governing jieojile, that could never
luive b"-n at sill without the mfiiMon of
Xore ldoo.1, that nUmdoiiwl it own
ciin1rv ratiier than Mibmit to a con-
iiieror even of its own rme.
Tlii kingiloin carved out by liar-1
oU" pword lated for aUmt .M year-,
then it king married a Danih princc-t
and their lai-ume king of Denmark
la-fore hi- fatlier died, and at the fath
er's death the king'hun of Norway.
trangely enough, followed the man who
thould liave la-en it. king had he not
already la-en. by, virtue of hi inoth.r,
king of Denmark, of which Norway he-
a .
came a wt oi niipennage.
"Kr more than 4 year, the country
reiiiaimil in tlii itualion, lamnd to a
kingdom smaller than itself, till the
Napoleonic convul-ion tore it liae and
cat it into t!ie anna of Sweden, where
it has never laf-u content.
Now, after ." years of semirvi-
tude, it M-ts up for itelf again and
ila-es at it ceremonial head a descend
ant of the DaiiMi king. wiK were them-
m-lve oflicial sticeeirs in Denmark of
tta- Norwegian kings during four cen
tini'. It i-eems a queer notion that
this new kin: -hould take tla? name of
the next Micceive nuinla-r of the king
of Norwav who married thu DanWi
princes (giving king to Denmark) and
died in l1, and whon- inndson was
deM-d from the Dani-h t'irone in 1 4:19
as if siiis-ewion to thu crown by elec
tion were equivalent to ilynatie sue
etvnion bv blood.
( harlcs of Denmark, now of Norway
is to be called Haakon VII or Hago.
as it was formerly called as if succes
star by inheritance to llago VI, the king
who married the wrong woman, for Nor
way, and then Uveal t" bug. If he
had but died More hi little ly be-
sine king of Denmark how different
might have been the fate of Norway.
The trim, mild-looking, average ap-
leuiiiig llag VII who lsks in his por
traits a if he might be a pro-porou
tradcMiiiin, i a widely different figure
from Unwe of the stein, wariior Norse
i hi i tains and Mng of a thou-aml
ywir agt. clad in mail, divadod fivm
Dublin to t'onstantiiHph and fnun the
Italtic to mid Africa, wlio poiirl into
the vein of Kunqs a ticiiH-tuUms en
ergy that diMiiint both Kinvie and
America today.
He doe not trike one as of the same
heroic race, but he may make a god
king eiHHigh. ami Americami will wlh
him the cUir eye to se that he ha
nsMimed the seepler over a democracy
by bloihl and tradition, which yet wa
the arciit of "Uie haughty Norman
who ha never yet voluntarily laid down
either sword or scepter."
THIEVES GET DRUGS
Steal From New York Wholesale
Chemists.
HOLD UNION SERVICE (
Astoria Churches Meet at First
M.E. Building.
REV. MAHONE IN THE PULPIT
Pleasant Tbankijivinj Gathering at the
Popular Church Very Many Piesent
Interesting Discourse on Modern
Christian Subjects Local Allusions.
EMPLOYEES ARE SUSPECTED
Telephone Operator Confeasea to Com
plicity in Affair He Was Induced to
Take Drugs by Others, from Whom
He Received a Small Consideration.
New York, Nov. ). Drugs worth
from 25,0110 to 430.MI0 have been stol
en from wholesale chemist in New
York during the Iat few months, ac
cording to detectives who arrested two
men on the confection of a third, accus
ing one of having aitcd in riddling
a brunch lanise here of the Mallinckrodt
Cliemical Company of St Loui.
In court yesterday tlie prisoners de-
v-ribed thenrelvea a lxiuis (iears and
Fllward Smith. From James Hogun a
confessMKi is alleged to have lieen ob
tained. The latter wa hekl as a wit
nes. Hogun wa oieratir of a telejilMine
switchboard in the ollice of the Mal
linckrodt Chemical Company. The ot li
ar sap they are drug clerks.
According to detective. Hogan it
said to liave thvlared that his frienl
Gear and Smith induced him to enter
tlie store room of the company by which
he wa employed and aWrai-t two mes
of cood. one containing cocaine and
the other italiw. The plunder netted
Hogan, according to his confession
anl the giaajs were transferred by Smith
to Geur for a consideration of fHO.
Detectives .have la-en after drug thiev
es for several months. An immewe
amount of stolen drug probity hste Is-en
ili.Hst-d of. so they di-clarc. to retail
druggist.
LAKE STEAMER MISSING.
Butte, Nov. .'10. - A'peciitl from Sand
Point tac that Harvtv McMurray
ami hi lake steamer Idaho, nre rejairt
ed lt on Ijike I'end D'Oicilln McMiir
ray left Iloe Sunday with a cargo of
freight for mints up the river. A search
of tla hike is so far without reult,
ii ml it is sniiiifri-d the bout tilled with
water and k during the Morn. Sun- jv- l-arning. but whether h-
da v.
Berlin, One., Nov. :. -At yesterday's
ion of the tiirilf ctimmission a maun-
facturer of u-'iIer akel that the
raw material la- placed on a ten per
cent laiJti and a snccifie fluty of .VI
cent a pair la- placed on the manufac-
.illicit-.
TARIFF ON SUSPENDERS.
The union church servkv at tlx Kirt
M. K. oliiirch. yesterday morning wa
thoitiiighlv well ailciuhsl by people from
all over the city, and tla work of the
morning wa enjoyed by all preent.
The Thankgiving aennon wu preached
bv Hev. I .ut lie r . Mahoiic, and wa a
leading feature' of the occasion. Among
other thing treated by Mr. Mahone,
were tlie Mlowing pertinent points.
"T'wnk-gtving i a raon of liappy
i-lieer which should he made a hollthiy
a. well a a hiditkiy. Thr man who i
not found in tlie htu- of the lrd, at
h-ast one on this day, or who doe
not render to Him the gratitude that
belongs a Wh- giver of every gl gift.
must have a queer ilea of hi relation
to the universe and to the Uo dthat ha
showrrn) tlit- hlsiiis uisitl Ii till ft
tlie past twelve months. This Thanks
giving day. will, however. Iw.niaiked
by imiiiy tiilTt-rt-tit forms of expressing
our thank-. To a great many -ade (1m
featuie of the day will la- the. gathering
of tla- family clans alamt tla griHining
Umrd, whih to other tlx-y will till the
day a the circumstance of ahich tJa-y
are iait will permit.
"Over and alaive any of these male
rial expression Thauksit iug i prop
erly u time of pmis and gl feeling,
a time of ch-r dcpcndeniv iikmi Gial
and the ekim-r knitting of the human
tie among friend and families. Opti
mism should liave tla- right of way, Hot
that blind optimism which recognize
lfie fact tlmt evil dj exist but doe
nothing to extri initiate it
''How unlike tla optimitic ailinl- are
many of the sile of tialay. Bene lit
far suraing thoe of lias llehrrw
lat are their but how oorly Ihw
remember them. Not that tlie power of
recollection i goa-, but on memory'
row of hiMtks, tla-y hang up nothing but
grudges, alight. orrow, disapaiint-
mrsit ami the many disagreeable thing
of life. Folk who hive tla-ir Gial
with all their minds show la tter cn-e
in what they hang hi memory's hiaik.
The a-aker ake of tlu numerous
tiling for which we slaiuld la- tlaiukful
ami esjiecially emphasixisl tlie high eth
ical standard of tla- people in the vari
ous part of the country along tla- re.
form line. He commendi-d the action of
tla- Sherilf of ( luUop County in the
closing of the ilame lialU, puhlic gamb
ling, etc. He urged ti'iat the aide not
la satisfied even with thes but to push
forward the giaal work in the future.
"In referent- to tla- world movement
he said: "In this great coiillid let Kng
laud stand for diplomacy , Buria for
Miuer, Germany for learning, Italy for
art. Frani-e fia culture, and China for
numla-i's. But ht us nun-iiila-r that
bigties is ii it gre;Lii-., that bulk i
not hoina-, that pifcev is nut villue,
that wealth is not world. I lu r. imc,
let AiiM-ricii ta ml lor power, wealth.
land for
these or not, let iter l Hid lii'st ami fore
mot for character, for international and
ii-tMilitiriil justice, for the love of
mercy, and fir the nearer dominion of
the 1'iincn of I'eai-c."
One Number with every $2.50 you buy
Our Piano Contest
All in Need of Suits
Overcoats.Underwcar,
Hats, Umbrellas, Suit
Cases, Trunks, etc.,
Will Do Well ;to
Trade with Wise.
WHETHER YOU GET THE PIANO OR NOT, YOU ARE SURE TO
GET "GOOD C00DS" AND SQUARE TREATMENT.
ASTORIA'S REMAHM. CLOTHIER
The Benefits of Modern Plumbing:. Tbj
One of the mott generally
, approv d ideal of modern
Dlumbint W that of imtallint
one-piece lavatories supplied with hot and
raid mnnins u-aier In the slemin. snJ
a 1 r
roenti and dreiiing chambcri of the indi
vidual rncmbcri of the household".
The benefits derived from this arrange
ment will not only be found neceuary to
modern living, but also prove source of
convenience and comfort to the occupinti.
Send for a copy of booklet Modern
Lavatories' which show the complete line of Sta4e4 One-piece
f a u e star it a tatifW air narv wm si raw wis-s in '4 f a f
akafll t ai bsa v m v I I v ! sss wvuaut
J. A. Montgomery, Astoria
Hiart Fluttering.
I'lldigeslisl fiaal and ga in Hie stom
ach, located just la-low t'ie heart,
ureses iiuaitist it and cau-ss lien it
DS'ier rfuest4 madCj'palpitatioiL U'lien your h art trouble!
you in that way take llerluiie for a few-1
lavs. You w il mam lie all riitht 5(h- I
a liotLlo. N'l'l ly I lux oiiig "lore.
lined
were: A live a-r int increase in llie
duty on wiaalworking mai-hiia-ry and
metal working tialj a ten per i-nt in
crease in the duty on chaks and the
removal of the duty on certain parts of
clock not mane in lanaua; an incrcasr
of ten per cent on stove ami laait polish
es, and a 15 ia-r i-nt increase on ink.
Beet sugar growers and manufacturers
again ak for an Increased but unpeci
Ced protection.
Good tea, good coffee, best
baking-powder, best flavoring
extracts, best spices, pure soda,
tt fair prices and moneyback.
bchilhngs best, at you
rocer's.
CHANGE OF TIMS
The Baltimore k Ohio Railroad
Commencing Sunday, November 1!),
train No. 6, the Royal Blue Limited, will
leave Grand Central passenger station,
Chicago at 5 p. m., instead of 3:30 p. m.
end will arrive in Pittsburg at (1:33 a.
m., Washington at 4:40 p. m., Baltimore
5:50 p. m. Philadelphia, 8:19 p. m. New
York 10:40 p. m. the same aa with the
old schedule, thus reducing the time
one hour and thirty minutes. No excess
fare will be charged on this fast limited
train. All other trains will arrive and
depart the same as formerly. Stop-over
is allowed at Washington, Baltimore and
Philadelphia, not to exceed ten days, at
each place, on all find class through
tickets.
Our Great Removal Sale of
High Grade Wall Paper
Is a Phenomenal Success.
Now is the best opportunity to secure
bargains as we will move to our new location
January 1st, and in the meanwhile we are
selling wall paper at prices lower than you
have ever seen it before. Call and inspect
our elegant lines.
B. F. Allen Son, c,mmtuis..
V Y Cll II I CM Z3 Uccr.
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F L BISHOP. Secretary
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