SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1907.
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Is still oing on but it will soon be a thing of the past. Each day
our store1 is crowded with an eager throng of shrewd buyers and the
numberless packages which they carry away are quickly reducing this
stock and all our lines are getting very low. The time is rapidly
drawing near when we shall have to close our doors and put an end
to the greatest Money-Saving Sale for the people ever held in Astoria.
We received a telegram to-day saying: "Close out balance of stock as
quickly as possible." In accordance with these instructions we have
greatly reduced prices which were already ridiculously low and will
close lip this great money-saving sale with a rush. Now if you want
to take advantage of this opportunity to make your dollars do double
duty YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY 1
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FRIGHTENED BY BONES.
Sn Sk!etoni Found by Finni Near a
Montana Ranch.
RKD IjOTO, Mont,, Sept. H.-iitur.
diy om. fxcltement created when
cuuplo of Finn who had been on a
limiting and fl)ilng trip to tha oountiy
lon bflow RolrU returned to the
city and reported to the aherliTa ofllce
that thpy had found alx human akelo
ten near the 0. C. Hujck ranch. On
their way down the crwk the Finna had
Un compelled to lurmount a high c-liflf
and It wat on thia the bonea were found.
Nfar the akeletona were found a can
vat coat, decayed remnanta of blankets
and a medical treatise, the latter be-
Ing brought in by the hunters. When
the matter waa brought to the atten
tion of old-timeri r!liiig in thU oity
COFFEE JEA4
BAKIH POWDER,
FLHfllf!OEXmCTS
AboluhMry. F)rtsr Flavor,
QrtattstSTrenh,&sor&bkPrioti
CLOSSET&KOTS
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Ir wa recalled that a number of yearn
ngi, a family of Crow Indians which
had been vMting Red l-odpe had inya
teriouily diaappeared while returning
to the reservation, and it ia held by
mime that the nkoU'ton are the reniaina
of the Crown, who were dispatched by
a white man whoee, enmity they are
known to have Incurred beoauae they
utole hl horaea. Other think the
liuntei'i merely Mumbled upon an old
burying ground of the Urowa, It lieing
the wtorn of that tribe to bury IU
Jnad In auch iaolated lutMilitic.
JAMESTOWN PAYS $30,000.
Sends
Check to Washington to Apply
on Government Loan.
WOULD AID CARRIE
Maniac Smashes Saloons With
a Rolling Pin.
POLICE AMBULANCE ARRIVES
"Down With Booie and Three Cheers
For Carrie," he Shouts as he is Put
in a Straight Jacket Injures Win
dowj of Brewery.
WASHINGTON'. Sept. R The iecre
tary of the trnury received a check
for $50,01)0 today from the inanngcra of
the JmniHown Imposition. This n-p-reaenta
-an ndditional payment on the
(jovernment loan of $1.(KXMMM( voted by
the liiitt Congress to aid the exposition.
The nmnagent linve promised to make
f.-ther Biib-tnntitil payments soon.
It wns explained todnv that nil of
the flint payment, due July 1. repre
arnting 40 per ci'ht of tlie gro- receipta,
hud been paid and aiibatnntial progress
made in cutting down the sum over-
hie on account of the installment of
10O,OO( payable every 15 daya, begin
ning Aug. 1.
The treasury officials expect to nee the
government debt material! reduced dur
ing September and October, which, it
is predicted, will be the best paying
months of the exposition.
Ross' Fall Millinery Opening, Monday,
September 10th, 1 P. M.
They're Worth Climbing For
Preferred Stock Jellies, Jams and Preserves, in glass, come to tha
home table as wholesome, delicious, and sparkling as those "done"
by mother herself and without the labor and overheating process of
cooking) without worrying of covers that don t m ana
Jars that won't seal) without tha loss of cans and fruit
through breakage and spoiling, it is economy to use
, Preferred Stock Canned Goods
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jellies or jams can be. , There simply cannot be anything
better, for only the best of materials are used and they ait
put up in great, modern ' 'preserving kitchens" by expert cooks.
Bayi anjgirli tuidtht meil miholiiamt Pnfirrid Stock at ymr Groctr't
aUBIT A LEWIS, Wholasale Groesrs, PORTLAND, ORKGOIt, V. 8. A.
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KKW YORK, Sept. 14. Thomas Ten
der, of 334 IVan street, became coii
viuMl this' morning that he had been
divinely appointed to lead the fight so
Nj.'j.riosslvely at a rtd by Carrie Nation
several years ago against the liquor
trnllio and started to work with & roll
ing pin. Pender is a marble polisher,
22 ears old. and lives in a furnished
room at the above address, After he
had broken a dozen windows, and smash
ed everything to piecea in the apart
menls of Morris Alexander, on the
second floor at 3(10 Dean street, a po
liceman of the Bergen street' station
disarmed him, An ambulance was call
ed from Soney Hospital. Surgeon W.
Green declared that Pender was suffer
ing from acute mania and removed him
to the Kings County Hospital.
The windows were broken in the row
of frame houses running from 354 to
300 Ian street. A piazza extends along
the whole row o that It la easy to
walk from one honse to another. ' Pen
der was an early riser this morning.
Without disturbing any one he went to
the kitchen and got the rolling pin. .A
minute later he , was on the front
piazza. .. y, : . '..'m. "
"Down with booze and three cheers
for Carrie," the neighbors heard him
shout es he smashed the panes In the
windows opening on the porch. He
peered in the window in search of a
"apeak-easy," as he' afterwards ex-
planed to Dr. Green, aud then went on
to the next bouse.
Pender smashed away merrily all the
way down the row. When he had
broken ' the windows of Alexander's
apartments and had looked in he evi
dently saw what be bad 'been looking
for. In he went and. he soon had the'
chairs smashed to kindling-wood. The
brica-bnc and vae ho threw at the
piano, Alexander was awakened by the
racket and came running from the back
of the house.
"Stop this or I'll have you arrested,"
he shouted.
"I'm going to put this brewery out
of business if I get sent up for a life
time," answered Carrie Nation's suc
cessor. "Get out of beret"
Alexander didn't have to be told a
second time as Pender emphasized what
he said by' hurling the parlor clock at
him. Alexander left the house and
fi imd a policeman, who was forced to
club the madman into submission.
In smaliing the windows, Pender had
been cut on the face and arms in many
places by the Hying glass, and Dr.
Green spent some time bandaging him
up being before he removed him.
TO FIX FISHERIES RULES.
Mesmer Mesmer Mesmer the Mystic
at the Star.
EMPEROR NOT THREATENED.
Rumor of Attempt to Kill Francis Jos
eph of Austria Officiall Denied.
VIENNA, Sept. 14. It is officially
stated that there is no truth in re
portsi circulated here, earlier in the day
of the attempted assassination of Em
peror Francis Joseph. An old peasant
carrying a cane attempted to approach
the emperor for the purpose of present
ing a petition, which, led to some confu
sion and the circulation of the rumor
that an attempt had been made on the
emperor's life. ,
.Private information on the subject
corrobates the jofficial statement that
no attempt was made to assassinate
the emperor.
Mesmer Mesmer Mesmer the Mystic
at the Star.
r Morning Astorian, delivered by
carrier, 00 cents per month.
United States and Newfoundland to
Reach Season Agreement
LONDON, Sept. 14. The negotiations
for a renewal of the Newfoundland fish
eries modjus vivendi,, practical- have
been concluded, and a new agreement,
covering the present season, probably
will be signed in . few days. The delay
was caused by the repeated proposals
of the NvfounSanl premieit Sir
Robert Bond, of a substitute for the
modus vivendi, to which the American
and British officials have given every
consideration.
The most important change relates
to Sunday fishing, a prohibition of
which, it is understood, the United
States has agreed to.
Boss" Fall Millinery Opening, Monday,
September 16th, 1 P. M-
Sick Headache.
The v'iaease is caused by, 1 derange
ment Of tha Btomfteh T.t- j.
m wn V4
Chamberlain's Stomach snd Liver Tab
lets to correct the disorder and the sick
headache will disappear. Fob mIa h
Frank Hart snd leading Druggists.
Mesmer the Mystic at the Star. '
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy One Of The
Best On The Market.
For many years Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has constantly gained in favor
and popularity until it ig now one of
the most staple medicines in use snd '
has an enormous sale. It is intended
especially for acute throat and lung di
seases, such as coughs, colds snd croon,
and can always be depended upon. It
is pleasant and safe to take and is un
doubtedly the best in the market for
the purposes for which it Sb intended.
Sold by Frank Hart and leading Drug
gists, r
WOMEN SUFFER
MISS JULIE FLORENCE WALSH
Many women suffer ia silence and
drift along from bad to worse, know
ing well that they ought to have
immediate assistance. r '
How many women do tou know
who are perfectly well and strong?
The cause may be easily traced to
some feminine derangement which
manifests itself in depression of
spirits, reluotance to go anywhere
or do anything, backache, dragging
sensations, flatulency, nervousness,
and sleeplessness.
These symptoms are but warnings
that there is danger ahead, and un
less heeded, a life of suffering or a
serious operation is the inevitable
result The best remedy for all
' !'' tl .'"' these symptoms la , ? i
Lydia E. PinkhanTs Vegetable Compound
made from native root and herbs. No other medicine ia the country has
received such widespread and unqualified, endorsement No other medi
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Miss J. F. Walsh, of 828 W. SSth 8t New York City, writes "Lydia
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tion, and organle diaeases. It is invaluable in preparing for child-birth
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General Debility and Invigorates the whole system.
Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation to Women
Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to
write Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. " Her advioa is tree.
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