The morning Astorian., January 05, 1900, Page 4, Image 4

TU M0RN1MI ASTU1UAM VUnA JANUARY fc, HH)U.
6ur First Great Annual
Clearance Sale
Has opened with a rush that shows how well the peo
ple of Astoria and vicinity appreciate good values.
In our store you do not have to look for bargains
They meet your eyes at every turn.
IN THE CIRCCIT COURT.
The following formal orders were
handed down by Judge McBrlde dur
lug yesterday' session of the clrcu
court.
Astoria Iron Works vs. D. tuid Mary
Morgan, order om Arming sale.
Ross, Hlggma & Co. vs. C. H. axd
Nina Brlnkhoff, same order.
C. P. Peterson VS. John F. Jolllffe.
mme order.
Ross, Higgtne & Co. v. E. Z. Fer -
guson, adnvinlau-ator, same order.
Theo. Bracker vs. MUry ! Gillette,
same ord it.
ker et al., same order.
Ross, Hlgglns & Co. vs. H. F. L. Im-
gan, same order.
Freeman Parker -vs. P. W. Parker
t al., orT ft- publication of sum-
n,-)"''
S. S. Gordon. admiiUatrator, v.
ilary Cuflek, et al., default a gainst
Wary Cusick and Harrison Allen ap -
Dinted guardian ad litem for minors.
W. H. Barkjr vs. Frank B.irnee
al., default.
Mary Wilson vs. Mary Ann Hall,
order oonfirmlng sale.
J. E. Higgina vs. C. 0. Ret.se, judg-
roent and default.
Wm. Ii. McKenile vs.J. H. D. Gray
et al., default against defendants, who
have not answered, and decree against
the others.
Theo. Bracks vs. O. Wing, set
tled and dismissed.
C. C. Clark vs J. P. Eberman et at.
settled and dismissed.
H. B. rarker vs. C. H. Page et al..
ex. set for hearing on Monday, Jan
uary 8.
C. P. Peterson vs. C. P. Xeison et al.,
order confirming sale.
THE COUNTY COURT.
In the county court yesterduy tne
re signet ion of A. S. Tee as county Biir
veyor was accepted and the vacancy
wnaa filled by the appointment of R. C.
F. Astbury.
A
communictxdon from J. B. Da-jr-
son, keeper
of the Wailuski bridf.e,
asking for an
ordered filed.
The semi-annual report of the treas
urer, filed, shows the amount of cash
on hand January 1 was $1J,3M).3S, -f
which I3.S43.87 was In the general fund
and Jl.W'.SO 2n the special bridge fund.
The remainder was in road and school
district funds. The report states th3t
the treasurer has issued a call for
warrants amounting to $li),351.33 which
have not been presented.
The clerk's report shows the county's
liabilities to be 1122,130.92 and the re- !
sources are estimated at $63,747.17.
CITY COUNCIL.
At the regular meeting of the city ! U9e- tn water ivm-d down through
council last night a petition for the im- j the valleys will be beuer than at pres
provemant of Commercial street be- ent- n 18 thought Uuit the antagoiilsrr
twxsen the went de of Tenth street , t0 c" disappear.
and the west ride of Fourth street was i
read Hind referred to the etw-st com-j
mltte. j
A petition to have an electric right .
A vivacious woman'!
in can freqnently
speak in more elo-
a queni language man
W anv known to
the tongue of
haughty, tear
passion to
tatters or hum
bly seek for
give
It can also tel! the
story of health. A
woman who suffers
from weakness and
disease in a woman
ly way sits in sorrow
and dejection while
her healthy sisters enjoy themselves. She
may be naturally beautiful, naturally attrac
tive, naturally interesting and animated
and witty, but the demon of ill-health is
gnawing at the very vitals of her womanly
nature, and she soon becomes a withered
wall flower in comparison with her brighter
and ore healthy sisters. Dr. Pierce'!
Favorite Prescription is a wonderful medi
cine for women who suffer in this way. It
acts directly on the delicate and important
organs concerned in wifehood and mother
hood. It tones and builds up the shattered
. nerves. It restores the glow of health to
the pallid cheek. It gives springiness and
trip to the carriage. It makes the eyes
sparkle with returning vivacity. It imparts
animation to the mien and gestures. The
fan that long lay listless and idle in the lap
of an invalid again speaks the eloquent
language of a healthy, happy woman.
Thousands of women have testifed to the
marvelous merits of this wonderful medi
cine. ...
" For several years I suffered with prolapsus
of the uterus," writes Mis A. Lee Schuster, of
Box i, Rodney, Jefferson Co., Mis. "Our fam
ily physician treated me for kidney trouble, and
everyuiinir else but the right thing. I grew
worse and worse. My body was emaciated,
hands and feet clammy and cold, stomach weak,
with great palpitation of the heart. I would
Suffer witb naiuiea all night. I began taking
your ' Knvoril Prescription and I began to im
prore right away. I have taken three bottle
and now I am very nearly well and am very
happy and Uian'jful to you."
Keep your head up and your bowels open.
The "Golden Medical Discovery" will put
steel In your backbone, and Dr. Pierce'!
Pleasant Pellets will cure constipation.
I ff Jl A quent language than
1 I'Tf m iv
rrJ! ' V
ZfS '3?L' "krtJJ invite or repel, j
placvd at the street ctxln adj'tining
the opwa hous was read and refe-md
to the committee. A communication
from Dr. Henderson protesting
against the reduction of hi bill In the
smallpox case was laid on the table.
Bills were ivad ainl allowed. A re
port from the city surveyor was re
ftirtvd to the street committee.
An onlinance extending the term fr
the "wnnMm of the ITth street Im
provement was read and under sus-
! penslvin of the rule was read for the
third time and passed.
Council thm adjourned.
j
; ClirC AGO DRAINAGE CANAL
i
People of the Windy City KeJ.trl'g
Over Its Success.
j CHICAGO. Jun. 4.-The ckur waiers
j of Lake Michigan have invaded the
, Chicago ri-er 83 far a Harrison
1 8lrm brldg in the south branch. At
j sunset Ian night the water had taken
; tvn a eUuivr tinge as far south as
: Twelfth street brads. Twelfth street
; s almost two miles from the mruth vf
! the river,
At Wells nrct, about half a mile
from the rivers riwutti. it was better
j than it usually ts rj wa-t of
I the south branch, kiiown as the sicck
; yards Iranch. su.ired in the benefits
of the opening of Ihe drainage cat.al.
j A slight currerl ws tiouctable at Ar
jcher avnue br.ilge, due to the lowet
jii.g of the river and to the city pu;iips
at Bridgeport. The flume of the ci.
i lateral channel at Ktdxie avenue was
! doing its full wurk all d iy and 6O.C0O
I cubic feet of wa'er poured into lh
joralnage canal every minute. This
draft on the river was augmented by
an additional "i0, JO) cubic feet a minute
into the old canal. hm
The rate at which the wte,- is lis
Ing in the wUni.ig'; li.isin at the con
trolling works at Lockport indicates
thit a week will elapse before the level
of the miter sill will be reached.
I The flume at Kedzle avenue was the
rtliiprtivti rwi nt f, tr a Virir& mimhAr nf
A, ", .u
! . . . .
; al flooded.
i Woman wt-re out in large numbers
and carriage found their way over
the frozen ruts and hummocks. Many
visitors went to Lockport to se the
approach of the water. One party f
Chicago people included Norm.in Fay,
Mrs. Emmot s BUine ianJ Mr. C. H.
McCornui-k.
i Py the end of tha week the drainage
i officials expect to be able to shov in
; the Chicago river a budy of w iter
which wi!l compare favorably with,
the IetpUines rivt-r below Juliet.
I When the residents of the Illinois and
; Mississippi valleys are convinced that,
' u-ifh the full f anintv r.f the .nil In
UOERS GOOD MATURED.
They are Shootdng Candy Into Iia'ly-
smith.
HOOFD LAAGEH, Ladysmith, Jan.
1. The garrison of Ladysmith during
the night threw out feelers on all sides
exchanging shots with the Boer pick
ets. At midnight a eojple of shells fell
Into the Bi?r camp, killing a burghtr.
General Joubert preached in camp
Sunday. The Rev. Mr. Moiring, who
has Just arrived here from America,
addressed the burghera this afternoon,
dwelling on the expiring century wit
nessing the life struggle of . people.
Tills morning, shells load! with oon'
fect'onery and containing the season's
greetings, were sent Into Ladysmith.
Federal shells ame selling In Ladysmith
a: irom 30 shilling to 5.
DR. M'GLYNX.
The Health of the Famous Priest tn
a Critical Condition,
NEWBURGH, N. Y., Jan, 4,-The
Rev. Dr. Edward W. McGlynn, pastor
of St. Mary's Roman Catholic church
in this city, Is still confined to his
room by iUnesa &nd his condition Is
such as to caufis alarm among his
large circle of acquaintances. Six
weeks ago he was taken 111, but there
was every signs of an early recovery
and the physicians said he would be
himself In 10 days.
But he continued to lose flesh and
strength dally. His once, toll and ro
bust frame is now emaciated and he Is
now scarcely recognizable even by
close friends. It has just become pub
lic that he has a mysterious growth on
the right hip and Its appearance has
baffled his physicians. It Is eating its
way in his system and robbing him of
his vitality and strength.
The doctons say he Is not in a condi
tion to undergo an operation, as the
Strain, on his prfeeent weak lybtem
would undoubtedly prove fatal. Dr.
McClynn I years old mid has al-
be active and enjoyed the bewt
of health until his vtvtU illness. Only
clerical friends are allowed to see Mm,
Every day the parig la beeielg.-d
by memben of his congregation In
quiring aa to the condition of thVr
p.tstor. lr. McGlynn, although wen
r-hycally, Is strong In mind and In
spirit. He jokes with his Cillers d
eiiwrr with his usual keenneM and
Intellig-.woe.
A THRILLING KtDK.
Riil'.roktd Paasengws Have a Narrow
Escape From Death.
CHICAGO, Jan. 4. A special to the
chronirlrt from GiUera, III. says:
Travelers on a Chicago, Gitvu: Wel
eru paaa.Mgur MuU had thrilling
ride and a n&m.v escape from death
at Galena junoUon todUy.
To avoid dea.cn the onglneer and
fireman of the pasa.wigcr train jumped
Just as their engine ciihed ln;o the
rear of a disabled freight tnun stand
ln in a long tunnel. So great was the
fierce of the collision thA.it the passen
ger i njfina hounded back and before
tho engines or flivniui could climb
a heard the engine the train was going
down a steep ru.le at the ntouih of
the tunnel.
The conduAv was unable to use the
.iir and tho 'rain had run a nUle and
was with'n a hundred feie cf a station
ary fiiht twin When stopped.
MW of the pafWMigers jumed
while others sought ttxfety in the from
coaches.
The wrecked o.irs and the caboose
In the tunnel cauiriit Are and werw de-s-.AnI.
The enginivr and ttivman of
tlie ;vi!Mns-r train were Ixnh injured.
FROM KIMBERLEV.
No Imixirtant Developments in the
Ltng Siege.
NEW YORK. Jm. 4.-A Kimberley
dispiiteh to the Heruld says:
Th l) Be.TS rompaiy has decidil
not to pay a dividend but to husband
their resources, owing to the complete
stop puff j of work. Native rumors are
current to the effeot thut Boauchanas
have a rin against the Boers and
have captured two guns. The enemy
remains quiescent.
Pains are txdng taken by the enemy
to conceal thHr recent losses In the
battles. Boshof is said to be full of
wounded and at Jacobedal there are
at Uaa: 2j0.
Thew is a field hospital containing
many hundr.d attached to the camp
at OUfantszam.
In view of the prbable prolongation
of the sleg-, steps axe being taken by
the military authorities to ration the,
vhokf of tlw lnhabitaaL?.
Th medicil offloj.-s say that apart
from w.wte by war, the death rate Is
not exc?pti )ruilly high for the time of
year.
THE QUESTION OF MEDIATION.
The Transvaal Haa Requited the
! G'lod OfTie-. of this Government.
XMV YORK, Jan. 4. A special to
th? Herald frm Washington, says:
There is reasm to believe that the
Transvaal g.ivjrnment him only rec
ently requested thft government to
use Its gl offices to bring an end to
its war wl'h Grat Britain. The prop
osition came ihfriugh tha American
consul at Pret'rta.
So answer has been given by the
staite dvpartmbnt and unk Great
KritaJn intimates that she is desirous of
the president exorcising his good of
fees, there Is no retwon to believe tha1
he will comply with the Boe request
It is to b expect! that a rly will
le made acknowljdging the receipt of
the consul's orientation which he
will transmit to State Secretary
r.eltz. but this probably Is as far as
the government will cwire to go at this
time.
It can b stated on "authority that
there Is no intention on the part of the
admlrrlstriatij;i to depart from its pol
icy of r.on-Interference unlosa requests
for m'diatlon are received simultan
eously from Great Britain and the
Transvaal.
ITALY FAVORABLE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Italy ha!
returned a favorable iresponae to the
recont note of the utoaite department
respecting the open door In China.
Italy was the last of the great powers
remaining to be heard from.
THE NEW
"North-Western
Limited"
(20th Century Train.)
between Minneapolis, St. Paii
and Chicago, is entertainingly
described in an illustrated
booklet, which will be fur
nished free on application to
W. H. MEAD, Gen. Agt.,
348 Washington Street,
" " PORTLAffD, ORE.
F, W. PARKER,
Com. Agant,
ana Flnt Arama.
sax
3z?i? SEATTLE, WASJI
FOR THE BRITISH ARMY,
Two Sleun-rtm lAa1ng,New York Are
f'uppoKvHl to Huve Munitions of
War.
NKW YORK, Jan. 4,-The sieam
ship Sablms Captain Thomas, will
leave this pont this mornluit btmttd for
Delago. Imy with a mlsoShimvus
cargo ami, although no .lertiUte Infor-
mtlon -ould U oHitAmxl fiMi Iwr com
mander, It ?s bellevetl that she has on
boanl an Immense nunntUy f pivvls
loici, anmi ami a'nmiiiilu) army
blankets and gomrut suppllea for the
British army In tho Trannvuul.
A rumor to the effect that the Nor
wmlan atcamslklp ThoiviU-h had bin
chartered by Edward IVvry Com
pany, through Uonnott, Walsh & Com
puny, to carry ntunitlona to the Brit
ish army In South Afrli-i, was denied
by bvth Mr. lry and Captain Ren
net t.
"There Is absolutely no truth In the
rumor." said Mr. Perry. "We have
chartered ho TIhhi1U.1i for our tvg-
Ul.u tivnle wlich Is exclusively with
China and Japan and will not carry
any supplies of any drriuion to
ettht-r army."
lmjulry at the British commune full
ed to throw any light m the domina
tion of either the Sabine or Tluxdish.
PAD CONTRABAND GOODS.
UOMi; Jan. 4-The Gorman steamer
Kanxlar, wl'Jt the Dutch und RuaMiin
red oioss def.u-hment for the Trans
riil on IhHvrd. dbk-h,u-gvd a iiuai.elty
of her cargo u N;les today us It
u-i r.irtli.iluLti,l tf uiir Tlu. lvalue,
, ... , " .,.
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the Hum! v-'Uh ami (leneral.
TIC': FRKNCll PKI'KAT.
VICTOR! . It. C Jan. 4,-Newn h
reached Cantiui th.it a bottle mvurred
Oecember 10 but worn naUvew niar
Wangehciuan and the Fnnch fort".
It !s said tlu Chliv-.' routed th
French. Tho Fn wh Uv wxia 30 kill
M. The vloorjy dUipatclid thr- gun
boits with WOO wlIKvn :o retttow to
iler. ENROLLING VOLl'NTEEUi.
LONDON. Jan. 4. The -nnllni''nt
of the se:oiul contingent uf Imdon
Imperial voluntwcrw txlay was the oc
casion for. a mwi of popular lnteit
and tirrthuMiawn. Th? apprUiol to
Guildhall were thnnnged with repre
sentative! of all da, everybody
chewing and buroU playing lively
music The soene at Guildhall was
highly picturesque and Impressive.
Oregon Short Line
Railroad.
THE DIRECT ROUTE TO
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Paints.
Gives choice of two favorite routes, via
Ihe Union Pacific Fast Mall Lln. or
the Rio Orand Bcenlc Llncf.
LOOK AT THE TIME
U Days to Salt Lake '
2J Days to Denver
Days to Chicago
-! Days to Now York.
Free reclining chain, upholitered tour
Ut ileeplnf cars, and Pullman palaoe
ilteperi,' operated on all train!.
For further Information, apply to
Or Astoria, Oregon.
C. O. TERRY. W. E. COMAN,
Trav. Pas! Aft. Oen. Agent.
124 Third 8U Portland. Or.
O. W. LOUNSBERRY,
Agent, a R. Mh
LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS.
Ladlen who go to Portland and deal re
lomethlng especially fine In the way of
tailor-made lulta will do well to remem
ber that they can be well fitted at L D.
Boyer'a 11 Fourth itreet, In the T. M.
C. A. building.
Not only does he keep a itrlctly flrat
clasa cutter for men'e wear, but alao
one exclusively for ladlea' work, and
all can rent aasured of getting not only
good work, but the bent of material,
as Mr. rfoyer la an expert on woolen
clotbi.
All Aatorlana who vlitt Portland and
desire spending a pleasant evening In
company with polite people and In the
enjoyment or an unexcelled musical
program, should go to the Fredericks
burg. Besides vocal and Instrumental
selections there are many other at
tractlona to delight the visitors. The
new management Is making the t reaer-
Icksburg a well-men ted success.
BROWN ft GBANT, Prop!,
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
In the County Court of the SLate of
Oregon for Muifcnwmati county.
In the matter of the estate of Ken
neth Macleay, deceased.
Notice la hereby given that the un
doralirneii will on th 30h day of Jan
uary, 1900, at the hour of 2 p. m. at
the door of the court house or Clat
sop county In Astoria In said county
and state, offer far sale af public auc
tion to 'the highest bidder for cash the
Interest of the estate of Kenneth Mac
leay, decfas3d, tlie same being an un
divided fractional interest equal to
S734-360iC8ths of the following de
scribed real property situated in the
county of Clatsop and state or ure
aron. towit:
All of block no. ii in tne town oi
TDner Astoria In Clatnoo County. Or
egon, as laid out by John Adair, and
alao all and singular the tide land ly
ing wltihln and north of ami in front
of said block Ko. 6 In the town of Up
per Astoria as laid out by John Ad.dr,
including all wharflng rights, prlvll
eges and easements north of the said
block to the snipping channel ot tne
Columbia River in Clatsop County,
Oregon,
The said sale will he made subject to
the oouP.rmalloa of the above en
titled court. R. LIVINGSTONE.
Administrator of the Estate of Ken
neth Macleay, deoeased.
Dated December 27th, 1899. ,
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Seaside 145 a. m.
I Paaaengers may return on any Umln
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ALL TRAINS to and from SMi-t run
ot Flavel and Hammond via Warrn
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All train! make close connection! at
Coble with all Northern Paoltlo trains
to and from the ( tt or Sound points.
At Portland with all trains leaving
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At Aitorla with I. R. - N. Co.'! boat
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.running the "Pioneer limited" trains
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"The only perfect trains in the world."
Understand: Connections are made with
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ipassegenrs the best service Known, Lux
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Art
Room.
C IliHin Sao Hokum llMlilltig. 31 anil Wathlugton Mia., I'mllnnu, Or. pi
us-s ii"frif35iij3ra ass s a5ss aa 5as5ju xJ
Pacific Navigation Company
Stcuuicr-',K. 1. .Elmore, "W. II. llurrlMon"
Only llnc- Astoi lu to Tllluuiook, (iurlhulJI, liny City, UohMomillo.
Connueting at Astoria with theOrciton IUIlroml A Navlgntlmi Co. mid '
olso tlie Astoria & Col urn Inn Kivtr It, II. for Han Fraiu-Uco, rortluml
and all pointa east. For freight and pawwingor rates ;ily Ij
SantMcl Elmore 4ft Co. General Aitouts, AHTOHIA, OKE.
COHN A CO Agents, Ori'Knn lUllrr.Hil A Niivlifation Co.,
TILLAMOOb Ore. A. k C. II 11 Co. I'OHTLAND, Ore.
We Rent
THE PROOF
ot the pudding to In the
and the proof of liquors
IS IN SAMPLING
That'! aa argument that's oe
elusive- deroonatratlon.
Oun will stand the test.
HUGHES & CO.
J. A. Fastabend,
General
Contractor
and Builder!
ON
IIiaa linl
I rnn nl Iron, but
onn not Jo it a nli o m tli!
New Colombia
Steam Laundry.
I mil yotinii ai ill (Ley nro S
old Imiule at tint tttati ticetit. tit
you know.
will rail for your .li nJ you will le
J. W. DALTON. Prcpiletor.
liecaimt al our Ldiim we bavo oritur bathtub, !
nor hot water hamly. , . ,
r,
Then ko to thn Itinwlnt) Hatha at '.'17 Alitor St.
. ft
2-') rvut! ii the prioo. 1'rivnto partmenla for i
lndlci. Only the lettir olan! uf patroiUK! in j!
t atorod to. Try one ami you will come ritftilarty. (j
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ORDERS SOLICITED
full Line ut Ntttctl Cmlnid
try .Mattdalt. ,
Initials s Specialty.
Choice Sclcctio! ol S iriIhi
lie slum.
Stamulni) Xcatly Done.
New Typewriters.
Many New Improvement! Addix!8KE OUR LATEST
Smith Premier Typewriter
NKW ART CATALOG I' E KHKK
L. ii M. ALEXANDER St CO., Plume iMiiln 87
Exolunlve Paolflc Coast Dealers. 245 Htnrk St. I'ortlaud
W. B. Edwards
Every variety of Koiiuh and
DrchHcd Lumber, DoorB,
VVIiidows, MoulUliiftH and
Cedar Shinnies.
UAAn Common 81ab,Hnrlt, Fir,
W UUU IIomlock.Aldor.I'oleOBk
OlTlcc Seventh Street Dock
H.F.Prael Transfer Co
Telephone J3.
DRAYING AND EXPRESSING
AH Goods Shipped" o'Our Care
"W'lll Ilecelve Special -Itenilon.
No, m Duane St, W. J. COOK, MgY
Astoria, Or, IV Tel. 118.