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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1908)
HUMDA ,'" OUTOliElOf Thcn, drawing a ring from hit finger, slips It on one of hen. The dazed but delighted girl can only stammer out her thank before her lover hai eone. Cut the father, a wine and careful guardian of hi only child, ovcrheari Hardacre'i proteitationi and, after he has taken bla leave, up braids pretty Kitty for her ficklenesi and apparent disloyalty to Milei O'Mally, the Irish lad who hai al wayi called her sweetheart. Incensed by the seeming perfidy of young Hardacre in trifling, at he thinks, with his daughter's affections, the old "A Daughter of Erin," the famous '" away to inbrm Miles 'Irish drama is probably the greatest A Oil POTE OF IEI8E IIIIiST "A DAUGHTER OF ERIN", THE I' BEAUTIFUL IRISH DRAMA NOW AT THE GRAND. t,t the Mmttet of losing hi sweet- u,.rt Pnnr m lei U heartbroken at tf Irish plays ever written, The beau-hk - !.,' hil one thought Is W tifui story has Just recently been se- ,ave Kitty from the fate ; of, most cured for reproduction by motion pic girls who aspire to rise1 above their lures, and Mr. Shortlcy the entcrpris- station in life, and wed a nobleman. ing manager ot the Crand theatre ofl""." mM , . c.f,.. IILVU w - POSIME RELIEF lilFiVE LUES this city announces that he has ob tained the film which will be shown at his houtte for two nights and a Sun- day matinee only, namely, Saturday night, October 10th, Sunday matinee at 2;30 and Sunday night commenc ing at 7 p. ni. The synopsis of the pretty drama as set out below tells the story briefly, and yet, gives one a fairly good idea of the merits of the pic ture. THE STORY. Kitty O'Conner is the" daughter of an Irish peasant, and being a buxom lass, is courted by many of the hand some lads of the village. One in particular, Miles O'Mally, 1 untiring In his efforts to win this charming lass, and lie allows no opportunty to escape him whereby he might press his suit for Kitty's hand. The opening scene of the picture shows the young couple gilding over the daisy surface ? of . one of the Hardacre and demands to know why he wishes to rob him' of his promised wife. With an insult on his lips, young Hardacre turns to leave his questioner, when1 the good right arm of our hero straightens out and the THERE WILL BE NO STOMACH I MISERY OF DYSPEPSIA. END ALL STOMACH TKOUtLES Saya an Absolute Curt For All Stom ach Troublt i at the Drug Store Here' Waiting for 8ufferert Start Now and Rid Yourself of This Miaerjr Forever. When your stomach is weak or lacking in Gastric juice, anything that you eat, no difference what it is, will UUUiUUuUlOSD DODOil0lllSI 3 ft if f 4 master of Kenmore lies prostrate on '' on your stomach, raise the bile I - J ' 1 . i. - ...... ..J lit. A M.I the ground. Rushing away, Miles soon returns to the anxious father, and together they hasten to the little home where Kitty, struggling be tween the desire for an ambition and the duty she owes her father, is wait ing. Here Miles questions her, but reading the truth in her downcast eyes and her silence, bids her fare well. We now have a lapse of two years. Kitty is a lady, but what a change has come over the light hearted Irish and acids to cover your food like oil and water, causing indigestion, Dys pepsia, Stomach nervousness and Belching of sour poisons, which pro duce foul odors, nasty taste, bilious headache, Heartburn, Intestinal, grip ing and make you an object of mis ery. This is stomach trouble which can not be overcome with ordinary digestive medicines. It is caused by fermentation of your food, which will be remedied at once by Pape's Diapepsin, a preparation, pleasant to take and as harmless as candy, i i A - 1 1 - k .tk U UUKU ik " M'ftvov f - nusoana, scornea ior ncr mw t. . - ,i u ,. . . . i a... : .... fi-j BSBimnaiiun iihu mt uiwu .... iaaH .r her beating out her young life against . the bars that seem to hold her as in a bird io a gilded . rr. fr ami hnv In prison cell. Broken hearted, disap the sunshine' of their voutm lives, pointed. " ' but they can see no dark clouds on their ca8e horizon. ' But youth is unheedful of all hidden dangers, and so utnuspect Ing of any shadow that might creep across their path, they laughingly while away the afternoon of a beauti ful summer day. ' Charles Hardacre. a vouns Irish centlcman (Patrick O'Conner't land- out if the reports of her unhappiness lord), while riding along the shoret are true. Before she realizet what of the lake, it attracted by the beauty she has done, Kitty has called the lad of the Irish girl ; in the boat, and into her drawing room and has begun springing from his horse, returns her to question him, when they are lalutation with all th arrace of a alarmed by the approach of the hus- AAlLtiMt pAttrtW. Th mimnrv of I band and his friend, a dissolute Kittv'a pretty face linrs in his mind young Engliah officer of the army lon after the young couple have Concealing Miles behind the curtains, naased out of siaht. and obeying a she meets Hardacre and his compan mad imilse that arises in his breast, ion with a calmness born of months lie determines to call upon the fath- f suffering. To his brutal command titti otiamto n,t rnitivnto to" leave the room, she returns but a Indigestion is a result, not a cause of your trouble. If the Stomach is sour and unhealthy, your food be comes tainted, and that's what 4 is MAit.lnff ft. ' TnliCTiatinn nnH crflt An One day while gazing out of the . . . nth mS,pil., p..-'. . . ... .. t:.j. """ " r - - window, wistiui.y waging mc o.ru. , i( an Antacidi ... their freedorri, sheds startled. by fu, d, tJye and thorough the apparition, of her former sweet- J o fof weak Jtomachs Thcse heart who, with reckless disregard - . , ... ... f for propriety, has determined to M . wM cUanse the his lost love at all hazards and finds , . . ........ in B 9tliral way, which makes you feel fine five minute! afterwards. Any ' good Pharmacy here will supply you with a case of Pape s Diapepsin for SO cents. Just reading about this remarkable stomach prep aration will not help. You should After ten years successful dealing vith the Astoria public we have decided to close out our entire stock of i ? ' i f . ' " at co4t piice. This means that you can buy furniture at our store for what we had to pay for it. Positive saving on everything bought Don't wait, for now is the time to buy. We are selling wool carpets for 68c the yard, value 90c. Beautiful line of Art Squares at cosl:. Beautiful line of felt and silk floss mattresses at co& Iron Beds, Chairs, Tables, Rockers Etc. at COST. We haven't the space to tell you about our bargains-we want you to call and see what we are offering. No Store in Astoria Can Equal Our Prices, OBNSOft FUIITURE 590 Commercial Street :-. ,r .'f ,rhi: the murderous gang over his head, and sends him rloundcring into the murky waters below. Discouraged by the loss of their captain, the other nn..ihl a Mn.p rrindnliin than a lobk of scorn and growing hatred, two thugs are soon defeated and mere soeakinar acauaintance. and with a toss ot ner pretty neaa, tossed in the river alter tneir teaaer, Th. n.v AnV arrnninanM hv hi she sweeps out of their- presence. Through the darkness, naraacre ,..v , - - ...-. . ...... , 1-iT . -a! .t,-. . i,,..i,. m!,n nA . tr,. Then w th horror stamped upon his m stakes the noise of battle for the amereni irom many omcrs, daiiBhter of the nobility, he drawl face Miles, who still remains con- struggle in disposing of his wretched rein at the O'Conner thrcs' much to the astonishment go now and get a case. Put your that by right it is still his. He fur Stomach in full health and by to- thermore states that he has a case morrow you will forget the misery of pending in te ecclesiastical courts at Stomach trouble. Your case is no - . f . . B Rll : isn't , .. . . Stomach Nerves or Catarrh of the m "e. Dnn8s uni?r'"aTA A . . the bishop and a suit tor u,uuu uack worthy but humble people, he enters their house and partakes of their hospitality. While there he allows himself to fall more deeply than ever in love with the fascinating little witch, and, watching hit opportunity, hastily tells her of hit admiration. hold and. cealed behind the draperies, hears a wife, and groping his way toward the Stomach, or Gastritis or Dyspepsia. "J" JJ of these fiendish plot of Hardacre to rid hirn- spot where he supposed his 'hired It is Food rott.ng-Food Fermenta- g8"." Tt e . ... :r. a.u i. "... l: v. Imn-tt'. all anH takes ahaitt five W11-' Bl8n0P Burke Bas letters assassins were aw.uuiig nun, uc iui The Color Line f-pr if self of hit young wife. Another mar riage of vast importance is his ex cuse, so termbling in fear and rage, vountr Miles hears every detail of the ghastly business. Leaving his place of -hiding, he into the arms of the heroic wues. Springing back with a cry of fear and surprise, he draws a keen edged knife from his bosom and rushes up on his hated enemy. But he reckons dashes away to acquaint the unhappy not of the strong limbed and agile father of the proposed murder of his Irish lad, who, forcing him to his child. We are next taken to the house knees, compels him to seriously of a brutal scoundrel where Hard- wound himself with his own weapon, acre completes the final arrangements leaving him. to be cared for by his 1. pa'rish for making away with theDject ot own weapon, leaving mm iv his hatred. Everything is arranged for by his brutal friend, the captain. accordance with his wishes, and Our tliree heroes with their prec- the paid assassin and his two confed- ious. burden make their way back to ... . l.t. x a . 11 Yi run anrl erates are soon on tnei. way to carry jiuc mwc .wna8s m.v.j v.. .w...., and takes about .five minutes to overcome. SUPPOSED INSANITY. said to have been written by the de- posed priest in which he is threatened.- ' '' For Chronic Diarrhoea. "While in the army in 1863 I was taken with chronic diarrhoea," aays George M. Felton of South Gibson, Pa. "I have since tried many reme dies but without any permanent re lief until Mr. A. W. Miles of this place persuaded me to try Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, one bottle of which stopped it at once." For sale by Frank Hart and leading druggists. As displayed upon our shelves, will give you every shade of paint that you may require for any purpose in-door or out. These paints are well ground in fine Linseed Oil, with selected white lead. They are uni form in quality and t-prtnd very smoothly, covering a large surface. The durability of this paint is .well known in the trade. Convenient sized cans in all popular colors. If you will try these once you will al ways uso them, k i, ; t,! ,.I :ii Allea Wall Paper and Paint Co. Cor. 11TH AND BOND out the grewsome contract. Forcing their way through a window, they come upon the helpless woman, and before a scream can leave her tremb ling lips, it is smothered in the folds of a heavy cloak that is thrown over her head. The butler, aroused by the unusual noise, hastens to her assist ance, but is set upon and beaten to insensibility by the murderous rogues. Carrying the now almost lifeless body of their victim to the banks of a deep river, where the fiendish husband awaits to make sure of her certain death, the three scoundrels are about to cast her into the dark waters, when like a thunderbolt from out a clear sky, a boat shoots out of the dark ness and three forms spring lightly upon the shelving bank. Tis Miles, with Kitty's father and a stout Irish lad, who have arrived in the nick of time. Now ensues as pretty a six handed Irish fight as one could wish to see. Now one, nOw another is on top, till finally with a trick of his own. Miles tosses the burly' leader of there, after many weeks of peace and quiet, and after the law has freed her from her unworthy husband, Kitty O'Conner sends young Miles to the seventh heaven of delight by naming the day vhcn he could call her his own Colleen. an A POINTER for those who are looking for a home or an ivestment for thur money that will bring them future profit we can give them at any time they seek our advice, We are au thority on values in and around Astoria, arid can help you make a profitable choice in building lots, homes or dairy lands. See or write A. R. CYRUS about it. 424 Commercial street, Astoria. ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Oct. 10 Cloth ed in his priestly habiliments and vainly endeavoring to solve his pre dicament, the Rev. Father Daniel Penbroke, former priest of St. Pat- of Marywille, Mo., spent last night in a cell at the cen tral police station here. He is held for investigation as to his sanity. His arrest was at the instigation of Bish op Maurice T. 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