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SATURDAY, APRIL 0, 1907.
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BEAT THEIR CAPTORS,
Curious Contest That Occurred
on a British Frigate.
ALL NIGHT BATTLE OF SONQ.
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Board, $15 per month.
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PUBLIC WARNING.
We ihall not be reitponalble If any
perion takes any but the genuine Fo
ley! Honey and Tar for cougha anJ
ooldi. Imitation are worthiest and
may aontaln oplatw. Thfe. genuine
Foloy'i Honey and Tar In the yellow
package contatni no opiate and li
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bladder trouble that la not beyond the
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Drug Store.
PROVE IT ANYTIME
The Crew of an American Privateer,
Prliontrt on Board the Lesnder, Out
ng the Engllih TareAn Odd In
eidtnt of the War of 1812.
A curloua doflauce of captors by
tlmlr prUoucrs was that of the crew
of the American privateer Prince de
Ni'tirhuti'l when confined on board the
British frlgnte I-raudor. Toward the
clone at the war of 1812 the frigate
bad captured the privateer easily
enough aud, taking her crew on board,
gave them qunrtors In the cable tier,
making them stay la Uiose confined
quarters among the spare cable from
i o'clock every afternoon until 8
o'clock the neit morning. To while
awsy the long hours of their confine
mi-tit In the dark and dismal bole the
captives one night begau to sing In
chorus rousing songs which told of
American naval victories.
Hie captain of the Leandcr sent
word thst such concerts were not at
nil to bis taste and must be stopped
This set the Yankees to singing louder
than ever. Then the captain picked
out tlx of the best singers In his crew
and, Joining a doecn more to them for
the chorus, stationed them at the
hatchway and ordered them to sing the
Yankees down.
The British choir started In with a
song descriptive of the capture of the
Chesapeake by the Shannon. The
Americans waited lu silence until the
British song of victory was ended and
then burst forth with that grand old
sea song. "The Constitution and the
fitittrrlere' telllbg how
The Drat brosdslda w poured carried her
ml run nt by the board.
Whirl, mud this lofty frlU took
bandoni-d. oh I
Our second (old so wall that br for and
mluen fell.
And we doud the royal eiulfn nat
and handy, oh I
They fairly made the timbers of his
majesty's frlBte ring as with ouc
mighty about they eudod with the Hue,
"The Yankee boys for fighting w the
dandy, oh!"
To this the British slugers retorted
with a song composed In honor of the
taking of the Wasp by the Polctlers,
and In return the Americans gave tbem
Balutirldge's Tld Re-I," which tells
bow the Java was taken and has such
pleasing little verses as:
For now. my hssrts. we've played our
Darta:
Proud John onoe mors we've humbled.
oht
It may b said a bull he mad
On Yankee when n sihjiidim. obi
And If Im coma to run hfe umi
WCII give proud John a Mtur, oni
And so the battle of boa went on un
til the British, running ttt of ballads
celebrating their vlctorle over Ameri
cans, began to sing "Tb Battle of the
Nile," "Britannia Rulef the Waves,"
etc. At this the Yank cnea out,
Not fair," and claimed the victory,
aa their songs of victory 4er the Eng
lish had not begun to be etshausted.
Thereupon the Hrltlss nd of song
withdrew, acknowledgtilK their defeat.
while the Americans continued tbetr
saengerf est with such rotRing ballads as
The Yankee Man-of-Wsf aud "When
the Yankee Thunders RoS.'
It was now past mlduujit, not I soul
aboard the frigate had fd a wink of
sleep because of the tfusteroua con
cert, and too British captain determin
ed to try another mode t overcoming
the Americans. He ordsved a file of
marines, with loaded mwkets, to the
hatchway and shouted Town to the
singing sailors that If ttfty did not stop
their racket the manji would fire
down Into them. 1
"Fire away, m heaJtoes!" shouted
back the elated America as they bur
rowed beneath the cabuH "You may
kill us, but you'll tpoll ytVir best bower
cable In the doing of it."
The captain hod sertony Intended to
shoot down among his Msoners. He
thought better of It nnAJ withdrew the
murines, whose depnrtu4 wns the sig
nal for more cheers fu the stars and
stripes and the tearing i tit of another
ballad abusive of the l'.-'tilsli.
All that night they Rt.1V. and surely
old ocean never before cf tiluee saw the
spectacle of n British Mete plunging
through the nves, tnu- iul trim and
still In his majesty's .rvlce, while
from her deptlw surge out over (lie
dark sea choruses wl!o dclled the
British power nnd.sauV.4 British de
feats. 1
That enptalu vas n .ty good sort
of fellow. Ills unino v. ti Sir fleorge
Collier, and he deserve, to be remem
bered. As thJiM went . K those days,
If bo hud had his prla.s lers soundly
flogged the nt.xl inoruiii,-. ne would not
have been thought to fcre exercised
undue severity. Most obtains would
have dono nt h'Hst thai, ven If they
had not ordt.ro.1 the twines to Are
Into the cable tlor. A U was. Sir
George transt'efred the c.ptive Amer
icans to the frst hom-tirard bound
British man-of-war he m and declnr
ed that, whllo be admin-' their spirit,
as guests he considered tiem a trlflo
noisy. Irvtm; King In Ne" York Tress.
By the Evidence of the Astoria
People.
The dally evidence citizens right
here at home supply Is proof sufficient
to sstlsfy the greatest skeptic. No
better proof can be had. Here Is a
case. Read It:
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years ago when I used It and told in a
published statement the great relief
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for a breaking out around my mouth
and lips which had troubled me for a
number of years, despite all I could do
to get rid of It. My lips would crack
and become sore when cold weather
set In, and this lasted until It got
warm again. I was finally Induced to
try Doan's Ointment, procuring It at
Charles Roger's drug store. In a short
time aft-!r beginning to apply It I was
cured of the annoyance, and nave been
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Brat and Bronx of th Hindoo.
The brass and bronze trade is kept
alive by tho religious customs of the
Hindoos, who are not allowed to use
wooden aud earthenware vessels free
ly, aud brass and bronze are to tbem
aa Important as glass and china to the
westerner. Almost all Hindoo uten
sils are of brans, copper or bronze, nnd
It is the custom to present the female
portion of a Hindoo family with a val
uable batterle de cuisine, made either
of brass or copper, aud a still existing
Hindoo ceremony It that of carrying
the uteuKll In a procession at the
wedding. The result of this custom
Is thst almost all the platters, trays,
bowls, nutcruckers aud all brass and
copiier utensils sre most beautifully
ornamented, and there are lovely com
bination of brass aud copper and sil
ver and copiier. All Hindoo women
used to have lovely brass caskets cov
ered with ornamentations called chel
lams, manufactured In Malabar, In
which they kept their Jewels, but these
are fast being replaced by the vulgar
English japanned dispatch box.
English Sunday Laws.
The moat absurd of British hsn Is
undoubtedly that forbidding a nan
pursuing his trado on Suuday. Apart
from the moral aspect of the case, tills
law li constantly broken, and the cases
being reported form an excellent adver
tisement for th lwbreas:er.-Londoa
Telegraph..
Dsn, fndd.
Curate I bear your husband bat
signed the pledge. Has be kept It to
the letter? Parishioner it wasn't a
letter, sir: It were a card. Curate I
mean hat be kept his pledge Inviolate!
Parlshioner-Xo, sir; I've kept It In
lavender In a drawer. Curate Pm
afraid you don't understand me. What
mean is bat he broken me pieage
since ue took It? Parishioner Be
hasn't touched It sir. I've kept It
wrapped up In paper, and It's at good
aa new.
Then the curate gave It up aa bope-
less. Loudon Express.
Why Thy Crld.
"I say. mamma," said little Flossie,
"why did Mrs. Brown cry at the wed-
dlug today f
"Oh, because her dear daughter was
getting married and leaving her."
"And why did Mrs. Jones cryr'
"Oh. because her dear son baa left
bar."
"I see. And why did Mrs. Smith aud
Mrs. Simpson cry?"
"Oh. because they have ever so many
daughters to get married and no sign
of any of them going off."-Peareou'B
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First National Bank of .Astoria, Ore.
ESTABLISHED 1886.
Capital $100,000
H. R PARKER,
Proprietor.
E. P. PARKER,
Manager.
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