TIIK MOItNINO AHl'OHlAN, SAftlKDA JANUARY , 1900.
2!
C. H. COOPER'S
Commences on
Tuesday Morning
JANUARY 2.
Ml
1
TO ASTORIANS.
The IMII.Y ABTOKIAN will He found
on Ml In I'urtUiiil Hi ll-kua
tlnrr buiiM uf J. r. IL.llr fo.. HUI
Wahloloa Mri. Orilin fur lr
tlalng wlln Oils Itrm will rel
iruiuit Atlolloo.
TODAT'I WDATHER.
PORTLAND, Jan. 1-FV Washing,
ton. Wortirirti Or! and Northern
Idaho, occasional rain today.
AROUND TOWN.
pltll Condlt, of Held, was In town
yvtirday,
Crawfish, cooked In vim, fct the Na
tional Cafe.
A. Duncan, of Pklpanon, wm in Uu
city ymtnrday.
Thomas OrtJcr, of Chinook, wo In
town yesterday.
August Lou, of Jtanler, woa In the
lty yesterday.
Oood girl wanted for housework. In
quire at thli office.
Wm. II. Anderson, of Bpokn, vu
In lh cMy yealwday.
Brvlc will b hWi tlda morning at
Crocs otiurvh at II. 30 o'clock.
Jams lngUtn, of Gobi, transacted
butJtioM In Astoria yoMlcrday.
The circuit court will continue In -
Ion until (and Including) Monday.
Tlw lliitlsli rlilp Kllnmry arrived out
at r"utmuih Jmiuury S, from Portland
Btfvo Drtimtimnd will bo tried In Uie
Justice, court today on charge of as-
suit and btury.
Tlie stemner HUUi of California or
rlvd In fr-un Ban FiUnclnco yesterday
morning and left up for Portland.
Tito wedding of Daniel L'arbcr and
?lli Rainy Diuelih will Ink pl.ico to
mornw evening at the rosld'nee of
Mr. and Mr. r.cillcu.
Tho bimd of It. C. P. A bury
county surveyor, In tho lum of JLOuO,
wa filed yewtvrday. J. N. Qiillln and
Jul.n Fox arc the sureties
Dr. II. A. Wright, of Klanmth Falls,
Ii visiting In the city, the guest of Mr.
Garner, and will remain for a few
day.
Dr. George 13. Blury, surgeon U. 8. A.,
tatted yesterday for Son Francisco,
to receive ordnrs. Ha will probably
be assigned to the Philippine.
Roslyn coal lasts longer, la cleaner
and makes less trouble with stores and
chimney fluea than any other. George
W. Sanborn, Ajront. Telephone MIL
The funeral of John Lnmplnon
held at IWit's undertaking parlors
yesterday afternoon. The remains
wore taken to Deep Itlver for inter
ment. Pure whliky Harper Perfect whtaky
Harper every bottle guaranteed Har
per. 8old by Ford It Stokea Company,
Astoria, Oregon.
The British Columbia Million fled of
1S99 comprised nlno vessels which car
rlxl 617,857 cases for London and Liver,
pool, Eight loaded at Frosw river and
one t Victoria,
Roslyn coal la the beat and moat eco
nomical coal for household use In As
toria. Try it once and you will have
no other. George W. Banborn, Agent
Telephone 1311.
Old Continental Is a standard high
grade Kentucky whisky. Absolutely
pure, and can bo recommended to thrwe
seeking a stimulant for medical and so
cial uie. Bold by Aug. Danlolson, As-,
torla,' Oregon.
Prcabyterltin ohureh services as usual
tomorrow. At the closo of the morn
' lug sermon the sacrament of Lords
Supper will be celebrated. Subject of
the evening servloe, "Something about
glfto and civilisation and this 19th cen
tury." rroparulury lecture this (Sat
urday) evening at 7:30. A moat cor
dial Invitation Is extended to all.
pin
5
J. Thirnburn Uim of I'ortUnd, was
In the oily on a slum burin trip
yr"tTilay.
Flvs million young fry will lift lt
go fntin the govortimeiH hultuury on
the Cliiekimaa m-xi w.-k.
It was rumurvd mi thn ntntiljt yti
trrday Mn Important iw'KotliUliiiiM re
garding Ilia livti raiUay were undr
way but Mr. Kimiuirr Slid ha vu un
aware of Any new (Uivvlnpinvitl.
On W liurt trip tin Bute of Califor
nia intula tlwi run fruin hor Ban Fian
cImco dock U Hie dtk at Piland In
41 hours wild five luluuu, iiuiklng Uw
record by 2 mliiut".
Tbo Hiramer MiUK-ot sank in tho
Lewis river near La Center Thursday.
She struck a siutg, toorliig a Mo in
her biittom and ww rut, on a nuu bar.
Bb Is In shallow water and can cvsliy
be raised.
L'nder the aVrllm rendered by
Judge Mcllrldo )-cterUdy, Ul:n Drh
era will be alUiwoil to oi-ralo Unr
d4tii but will bo luld Uabl.i for any
damage done to buuU below by the
artificial ftvtua when log are floated
down. '
At the Norwegian Kvangollcul Luth
eran church KngUxh Sunday school at
MO; English children's services at
10:46. Tuple, "Childhood of Chrltfl an
example for children." Norweglun
evening servlcis. TA'ptc; "Jesus cx
ampU'S for panmts."
Senator McrtrlU Iwis fuwably re
ported lUa bill ex'.endlng the privilege
of Immediate trxnsp.trcvtion of duti
able goods to the pint of Astoria, Tltls
bill Is more tcrwigly reo..nnnMilxl this
year ll an b-fre, aiid will be a distinct
and Important giUn for Astiuia.
Tho avr rotary of tlw treasury ha
niitilliMl thn Until cuxtoin hou- oniotals
that Um lino tmiMised upon thi O-r-msn
bark Jlyon for entering this port
without a bill of health Cj-oiii the sail
ing port has boon reduced fivm 5,0o0
to U.OOO.
At the store of Hoss. lUgglns & Co.
may be seen quite a bunch or raspber
ries brought up from Morrison station
by F. Hensel yesterday morning. There
witre not kws than 0 ripe berries upon
the vine and many otluirs were In pro
cess of rlienlng.
Oregon volunteers from various parts
of the state met In Portland Thursdsiy
evonlng and formed a state organisa
tion of Spanish wur veterans. Goneral
Owen Summers was elected colonel and
Rev. W. B. Gilbert, ehaplnln. The
time and place for stiW oncamp
ment wore to be eulccted lust night.
There will b two Juvenllo gvum of
foot bull tomorrow. In tho morning the
n!ddlo town team plays lower town
ami In the afternoon the Shlvely school
boys play upper town. Thn boys di
vide the city to sut themselves. Quite
an interest Is manifested In the after
noon gume.
It Is believed that the oounoll wil
giuvt tho petition asking fir a street
light 'that will accommodate the pa
trons) of the Flnher opera houae..
Strangors In the city usually visit h
play liouae when performance Is oi.
and it Is not fluttering to our onter
prlso to have them striking matches to
light tliem on th way.
The Sons of Herman have npp(Jnted
a very cnpablo commlttoo to arrange
for thnlr annual masfiuerado ball to bo
given by the order soon and the com
mltteo Is hard at work. No efforts will
be spared to make live hill surpass in
prlsos, costume and everything tend
ing to wijoyment, even the former suc
cesses of tho Sons of Hwnonn.
ttiiMiiiiiiHimiiiiiiii"
si
OVER 6,000,000 DOXES SOLD YEARLY.
Thinason
: Theie Is a reason for everything, snd the reason for the pormlaritT of Peechnm'i nils s
S id, thnt they (III nil the requirement i( a general siitltlixe ior ALL. Bll.lOt S AND ;
S NERVOUS DISORDERS In n mom milsfueUiry manner tlmii sny rroprieiary nietlieiiia :
S ever placed te(ore tlu public. Itoechaui'i l'llll ore broiiKltt U fnro your notice, and,
i whetliur you require them or not II not totloy, you irrny tomorrow when the necessity S
3 arises you Bbould, In your own interest, take them, The renmn (or their need li nftcn ;
I best known to vourwlf, but he thnt u It may, you will (how good judgment by taking S
S Uiem In reasonable Uuaes, and doing so Is as simple at ABC. -
The enormwr aate f Bechn'9 Pill h b tK-Wved wltlwit the potneatioa i
I of testimonials, the fact being that Beecham'a Pills recommend themselves.
Sold everywhere, In bores, loeent and s j cents each. :
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Rev. A. W, Rl'V-rs, of Los Angles,
Cal wiU occupy the IUptlst pulpit In
Uils city morning end evening on Bun
day. Ths evening mtng will m of
a rovlvnl characr stwl a continuation
of lh ex.vellffit union inrrvlees enjoyed
by the Cotigri-gi'Ji'nal and Hut.1;
people during tlw present w:k. Mr,
Rld'Hs Is a pi'!!! srwl el(i(junt
leaker.
CU-ik of the County Court llolmew
his been confmnti'd with uno'.h'T n-g-Is'.rvl'lon
problem, snys the Oregonlun.
Koimt I'k-s Hl. is of fusvlgn birth Stem
to be (f the opinion that hlr dls.
oluirgc pupers nmkw full citizens ui
th.-in, and huve for yeirs bwii voting
on ihrt streiiKth of tho diw.'hltrge from
tin United Wales army, but U? law
Is to the ciivtrury, and tlu.-y will have
to I ike out dltlxen's papers, which Is a
Very ity thing to Im done.
' HwrdWIi Lutheran cihun h-HweiUnh
'I'Vii'e at 10; 30 la. in., Hundny s'iiool
lit 12. Ii. Kervlces In the KiikIImIi lwig
U itf.' ut 7 3D p. m. Tlu uie; "TJio Wise
M"n fn'iii the Kat," TU'-clay and
imI Hindu y at 7 30 p. in. piMn hing at
F'urt Htevjiis (rovlliii( we run ue
the liiuri'h). On the firt evonlng the
servlcvs will be hold in the Swedish
lunguiige. Frliliy at 2 p. m. 'rvlces
at Andrew Young's.
There will b Um usuul morning si-r-vlcs
In thi tVtgregatl'Mitil church u
morrow iU 11 t. rn. Tho paMior will
prisch on "The Coiijuing Church,"
sfu-r which t)ure will le tiie regular
cum in union sorvlro and rvptlon of
members. Thru will Ui ,o evening
s.-rvlco Hi this church but union evan
gelistic services will b held In the
I'apt'.st church at 7:30. Tlw union ser
vices have Ikuti held all week and art
very Interring.
Oeorgo Sndth, formerly a druggist i'f
Anteria, says the W-t Coast Trade,
but now a resllent of Dawson, has
been fuvoped by fortun In the Icy
northland. Mr. Smith went to the
Klondike In 1S'8 and at first was not
successful In his pumult of the elusive
fortune. Hut now h is In clover with
two other KUmdlkers he became Inter
ested In a claim, which was sold re
cently by the men for $JO,000.
It Is not uCteii a comedy recelv.s a
title tlioit reaches for and near. Hjw
many titles, towns or vllUig's In tliis
viwt country, are thcro, who do not
p-thwr "Cheerful Liar." It 1
truly said, "The lord loveth the cheer
ful Il.tr," but deliver us from the hyp
oetliUwl liar who defames and Injures
us Ix-hlnd our barks. Cheerful lying
Is a habit which prevails far and near
and thttw are many who really believe
what they are talking about, hen: "A
Cheerful Liar" strikes home to many,
and If you Jre to ..- the ludlctious
side rif It in the mimic world do not
fill to sttiwd Hnlier's oKr.i hou next
Wednesday evening.
The stem-wluvl steamers Duwson,
McConmll and Osilvk-. built by the C.
P. R. during tho rush to Klondike, and
which the company operated for prt
of a season on the SUkino river, Wve
been purclMi'd by syndicate In
nhlch Wtorlojui are (nUrunted, says
the Vtoto.ia Coloitt, and wiU be
taken atxmnd to tho Voukon rivtr, to
be run btrtweem Dawson and the ter
minus of th5 White russ & Tukon
railway, which next season will be be.
low WhJU Horse rapids. While con
firming ths sale, a gentleman interfrt
od declined to give th details, stating
that theso had not yet been settled up
on. The Dawson Las beun lying In
False crock, Vancouver, since the fail
ure of the SUklne river route, and the
McConnell and Ogllvle are at Wrungel,
At the Mothjdkit Episcopal church
Lord's day the sorvloea will be as fol
lows Sunday achooi at 10 a. m.; at
11 a. m. rmon by the Rev. J. J.
Waltsr, a former pastor of the church.
At tho close of the sermon the sacra
ment of the Lord's Suppor will be ad
ministered. In the evening the pastor
of the church will preach. T!u text
will be, "He made his arrows bright,
he look! In the liver," from which
text the following thought will be
eventllated. The Prodigious effect of
a stupid delusion. First upon the
world of ethics. Second upon the
world of flryodom. Ttilrd upon the
world of literature. Fourth upon the
world of commerce. Fifth upon the
world of soienoe. Excellent music,
Every body kindly invited to attend
these services.
Among the Oregjtvton locals y ester
day woa the following item. "The As
toria Railroad Com piny has adopted
the rebate plan in the matter of selling
tickets betwxHn Portland and Astoria.
The fare has nevc been reduced be
tween points on the Uive, and either
terminal, and as the fore to CUtskanie
Is U.75 or thereabouts, nnd the fare to
Artirla Is only 25 cents, people de
siring to go to ClatAkaivie purchase a
through ticket to Astoria, and get off
at Clatskani-e, and thus save (1.50. The
company now sells tickets between
Portland and Astoria for $1, and trtvee
9 rEl H.ivo nean
trlarlfffs
50 years.
I Jm BUS
ears
soap responds to wa
ter instantly; washes
and rinses off in a
twinkling.
a rebate of 75 cents, if caJUd for on
the same days the Mcket Is snu-d. This
will about put a stop to buying through
tiik-ts, and Jumping off at Intt-rnKd-Ut
points. The river sli-arri'-rs till
c-tirry puxKcug rs to ull points b wtn
1'irtl.uid and AstiirU for the usual
2," cents." The loo.il oltlc staled that
the company has no Intention of In
troducing ivbate tickets. Tre olflctals
could not account l the appearance l
of the lU'in in the Oregotilan unless H I
was an advertisement of one of the j
bokt II j
Fish Commissioner F. C, Ilted, who
hud a fine 27-pound Chinook salmon
for Chrlstnuis, says th Orcgonlan, U
of the ( pinion that If the preevnt gool
weather contlnu for a wek or two,
tliiTe will be Quite a nunilx-r of Chi
nook coming Into tbe Coiumbli. Mr.
Kewl intends to visit the Umpqua Bne
time this month, accompanied by Gov
ernor Oe-r, to select a site for a hatch
ery It Is proponed to innate on that
s'ream. lie mys the Coos bay hatch
wy will also be built during Um com
ing summer. Mr. Keed propei to con
struct a nsh rack in the Nucanlcum,
near Seaside. If lie. flnos the run of
salmon sutllcletit, as he ttUnks.he will,
and can hold a rack there, a tcmpjrary
hatchury will be latahllnhied there on a
small scale. Mr. Itde accompanied
the supeianu-ndViat uf the United State
hatchery to Idaho recently to soe If a
blueback hatchery could not be built
at Payette lake. They found little to
encourage them In the way of blue,
bicks, however, but the government
will Investigate the matter further this
year, and it bluebacks are found there
in any iuntlty something may yet
be done.
TRANSVAAL LOSS IN LIFE.
Moralists are discussing the terrible
losa of life brought about by the Trans
vaal war. Yet here life la sacrificed foe
a purpose for an honeat principle. It
were better to prevch against the need
les sacrifice of life. Thousands of
people succumb to ailments which
might easily have botn checked in the
beginning. Dyspepsia carries oft more
pmple than are killed In war. The
ue of Hostettor's Stomach Bitters !
would save many lives. Constipation
may seem a little thing, but it Invari
ably develops Int.i something worse,
and the longer it is allowed to run, the
harder it Is to cure. The Bitters euros
Indigestion, coas'Jp.Vion, dyspepsia and
biliousness, naturally and permanently,
good for everybody.
SOLFILIN1B.
Solfillne! Solftllne!
Hive you tried Solfillne?
have nnt go to I'eterson &
at once and buy a trial can.
If you
Brjwn's
Remem-
bor that long rains and possibly snow
will follow this mild and dry weather,
and wry man woman and ohlld's
uliiii s should be treated with this great
water-proof leather preservative.
Or send 35c In stamps to Henry Mil
ler A Co., 81 First street, Portland,
Oregon, for a trial can and be con
vinced. Fisher's Opera House
L. E. SELIO, Lessee and Mgr.
T'0 XIGHTS OP FIX
WEDNESDAY end THURSDAY
JANUARY 10-11
WEDNESDAY
the Musical Farce Comedy Success
"A
CHEERFUL
LIAR"
THUKSDAY
the Musical Fnro ; o
"THE
SOUTHERN
ROSE"
Interpreted by a capable company of
oonieilians of rtoognused merits. Latest
songs nnd ilnnccs and numerous special
ties. Opera burlesque ftirce comedy in
terwoven into a nflued eveuiug's enter
tniumcnt. PRICES Reserved sents, 75c; .cj, ,
50o Sr,it phIo opens Tuesday niorniug;,
at Urilllu & heeds.
A NEW TEAR'S GUIDE.
There is one book everyone should
make an effort to get, for the nw year.!
It contains simple and valuable hints
concerning health, many amusing an-i
Atl,.tfva anrl tnllnh i..n..m 1 InfrtrmAtlflOl-1
We refer to Hostetter's A'msnac. pub-
lluhed by The Hostettei . iMt.-
burgh, Pa. It will prove valuaole to
any household. Slity employes are,
kept at work on this valuable honk.'
Tho issue for 1900 will be r i..i
millions, printed In the English, Qer-I
man, French, Welsh, Norwegian, Swe-il
dish, Holland, Bohemian and Spanish
languages. It contains proof of the ef
ficacy of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
tho irreat remedy prepared by the pub
lishers, and Is worthy of oartsful pres
ervation. The almanac may be ob-
gwieral dealer In the country.
,--H!HH---KH-K ,
Mo Cheip Goods
But Good Goods Cheap
A Cut
That Hurts
Competitors
8 00 Men's Overcoats or Suits
$6.25
110.00 Men's Overcoats or.Suita
$7.50
$12.50 Men's Overcoats or Suits
$9.50
15.00 Men's Overcoats or Suits
$11.75
$17.50 Men's Overcoats or Suits
$14 00
$20.00 Men's Overcoats or Suits
$15.50
ft
DEEP CUT on
DEEP CUT on
DEEP CUT on
DEEP CUT on
Rubber Mackintoshes Must Go
TIIE
Palace Cafe
. W WfllPrLE, rroi'r.
Fintst RcstainttSorti if Sal Fnnrisd
OPEN DAY
AND NIGHT
Attentive Servire.
First-Cluss Cuibiut,
Private Rooms (or Lcdies.
538 Commercial Street. Astoria.
HIS MOTHER'S
BREAD
He says was always so light
and well baked.
Well there la a knack In mak
ing It
But don't forget the kind of
stove or range used makes a
difference. His mother used a
Htar Estate Range
fiCTJLLT, Agpent,
431 Bond street
W. B. Edwards
Every variety of Rough and
Pressed Lumber, Doors.
Windows, MoulJings and
Cedar Shingles
1 Trrv Common Slb,Psrk, Fir,
sjJU
'Hemlock.Alder.PoleOak
Office Seventh St reet Dock
LEBECK
Carpenter nnd Builder
"literal Contractor
it(jjE RAISlNQ AND
MOVING A SPECIAL I Y I
EillllSis,
. -l-i ii
READ
A Cut
That Pleases
the People
$2.50 Pants . . . $1.90
$100 1'ants . . . $2.35 .
$3.50 Pants . . . $2.75
$1.00 Pants . , . $3.00
$1.50 Pants . . . $3.50
$5.00 Pants . . . $4.00
$5.50 Pants . . $4.40
$6.00 Pants . . . $4.80
$7.00 Pants . . . $5.60
Underwear
Overshirts
Umbrellas
BOYS' CLOTHING Slaughtered
HATS cut way down
FANCY SHIRTS, great reduction
EVERYTHING EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED
IF YOU DONT BUY FROM WISE
YOU LOSE MONEY
HERMAN WISE
He Does the Business
NORGARD & PETTERSON,
Merchant Tailors
260 Tamhill Street
Betnees 3rd aad 4th...
Telephone Oregon Black 3953
WEDDIN3 CARDS
VISITING CH8DS
BUSINESS CARDS
COPPER PLATE PRINTERS
VISITING CARDS
iAj in.rujxruuuvtrrirvp
lilt
Are those given the beat care
throughout all periods of one's
life. "I used to have the beat
eyes," Is a common expression.
These people very likely have
bad eyes now because neglectful
of the care necessary to keep
them good. Let us help keep
yours good. If you bavn't good
ones let us assist In making
them good. Bight glass aid
that's what we offer.
Northwest Optical Co.,
The Labbe Bldu.,
Second and Washinicton Ste
rOKTLAND, OKCOoN.
riAAnunjririjmvruTnTjiuvuiJC
H.F.Prael Transfer Co
Telephone 23.
DRAYI.NG AND EXPHESSING
All Goods Shipped v Our Care
-Will Receive Special Attention.
No. (13$ Duane St..
Astoria. Or.
W. J. COOK, Mgr
to-o. Tel 11J.
ariruwinAuu't
5
ISS Best
Jl. Eyes
A Light Store to Set la
A Heavy Stock to Buy From
at NET COST !
Portland, Oregon
BBaTsBBlgT stt jl mj'Jkj
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WEDDING CARDS
W, G. SMITH & CO.,
ENGRAVERS,
22 and 23 Washington Building,
4th and
W8hintrton 8ts. over Litt's.
PORTLAND. OREGON.
Ladies' Tailor.
fieati' Tailor.
I. D. Coyer,
Merchant Tailor
Ip-to-Date
177 Fimrti St.. POETUID, ORK.
Y. M. 0. A, Build'g.
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X Scow Bay
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Iron and Brass Works,
IS h St. and Franklin Av.
Huffsclmidt & Lovell, Props
SCJU-STEIJl. MAXCAXESB sod 1
l ltO-rtlOit BROXZC s "Specialty1
IRON and BRASS CASTINGS
'I'ht-no 451, Astoria, Or.
J. A. Fastabend,
General
Contractor
and Bulkier.