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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1900)
'I UK MORNING' AN I'ORIAN. WElJiKSDA JANUARY JO, 1900. C.H. COOPER'S Commences on Tuesday Morning JANUARY 2. n TO ASTORIANS. Tb IIAII.V ASTOItlAN will ! found n mIi In 1'iirtUinl lh ll-siio lluuary Iihum f J. f. Ilauillsy Co., Waililiif loa lrl. KnUtt fur lr. Ualns llt Willi tills flroi will ' fl prompt Attention. TODAY'S WBATHIR. POItTLAND, Jan. M.-Washlnalon, Western C)iv"in and Northern Ida ho, occamIo.uI ruin today. AROUND TOWN. N. A. Louik pf I'oriltw.-I It in the cii , , , . 4 U "1 Oorg K. L'ld of Tacotna In In th city. " . Crawfish, cook! la wins, at th Na tional Car. - . .. j For li-nl Housckeeplnf rooms, 111 Eighth stro John Klunon of 1'ortUnl was In ths -city yestmitay. , Qood girl wanted fur housework. In o,uire at this oflloe, C. II. Admin of Spokane waa In the city yesterday. Today the rvginlrutlon of voter bo (ln In flats ip county. Mr. U. L. gtrtver of t'urilniu la vlmtlnv relatives in thla city. Wanted A girl fur gvuDi'iU houser w.tk. .MS Commercial street. Mr. unit Mr, liits-go C. Flanders of 1'oilluiJ wire In tho city yesterday. Frederick Ward la In I'tirtland and will appear at tho Murju-un tonight. Mint Ccleno lllovh of Poland la vlMttlikir tlie family of Major l)r. num. The steam scho-mer AU-rdetai nr rlv;1 from Ban Frumlsou yesterday morning. t. J. and OeorgM F. Ormsby of Cedar Falls, Iowa, art) guests at the Occident. The alilp Uuliuui, loading with full S ruin ut i'ortlutid will bo ready for sei thla woek. The Oormau bark Jlyoii finished loading at Portland Monday and cleared ycatirduy. The steamer Arab with a cargo for the Oriunt will probably Icav Port land thla morning. Ths British ship Falmouth arrived at Falmouth Monday with a cargo of grain from FurtUuid, The );rltlHh ship Ancyiu arrived down from Fortlnnd yesterday with a caro of grain for Europe Tin gold and sllvor democrats of Portland cemontud uholr truco by a friendly gathering on Jackson day. See "A Cheerful Llur" at Fisher's opera house tonight. It will make you laugh aa you iiever laughod be fore. Pure whliky Harper Perfect whlaky Harper every bottle guaranteed Har per. Sold by Ford Stokea Company, Astoria, Oregon. Ocncral Summers lwta boon sug gested aa ia possible candidate for president of the State Letugue of ilopubllcan ClubN. Today la the lout day on whioh water rwtos can bo paid to avoid the penalty of 25 cents in addition to the regulur rato charged. Mr, O. Fulton arrived yesterday from Dakor City. He will remain In Asltoriu and will bo associated W"lth the Columbia liundry. , Roalyn ooal laata longer, la cleaner and make leas trouble with stoves and chimney flues than any other. George W. ,8wiborn,.Ajrnfc.i Wtphona UU. Old Continental Is a standard high grado Kentucky uiJuky. AbsoluUly sure, and can bo recommended to those Ml M'klng a atlmulant f r mMlcal and re clilt uan. Hold by Aug. Diinlulaon, As toria, Oregon. Itcalyn coal Is the best and moat eco nomical ooal for household uae In As toria. Try It ones and you will have no other. Ooorg W, Sanborn, Agent Telephone II1L Af(r today unlli'ciwl Axtrla dga must pay Um ii5Uty. only twnity nlno lkciui.4 have boon lunuvl so tlure la likely to be a gru.it nl.iugliter rvKirted :) from ciui4ii"1lle. I'xt'iilv linprovi-mtts are Mug made In the office and mechanical rixmis of the Aatorlaii and during the progivs of the wurk thu ip.-r haa m contained th usual amouat of mnr. Ilcrmun Wise da tils slmr In stopping lite rat war. Lmklng ul llto low prlora he nmkes on the boat graik of gotxli, tnuUng In 1'ortl.uid It evldi'.ly cxmiwivs husliKtw for Aalorlant Oo to Ftolier'a ojH'ra hu tonight and hfar and mt tli givat musical farce comedy comany In th "Cho-r-ful Liar." Ii will bo a graU vm. tiig of rojoymuikt. Secure your scuta M Orimn A ItMd's. A portion of FUvel dK k Uuk of Urown & McCain's olttoe fell Into the boy yHtirday evening, carrying with it tho building formerly uwd at a powir house. The piling giving way under lh weight cauml the wreck age. The retail clerks of Portland are after the mervlmtua who nfu to follow tlie o'clm k clxilng agreement. Monday night they paraded around the comleintu-d bunlneiM houses with appropriate Imjiihus. They were very wd'rly. Kherilf Wall Heiiilerwm of VamlUil county wan tho subject of an uuuauul surgical operation yvesjenWiy. ha1ng the ilf.h craidul iirv. jcatid in the lower Jaw, removed to cure violent and chronic neuralgia. Tlio operation his successful. Mr. Milord Hardty was over this week making pMlmln.try arranKX-ni-nis to extond tho telephone sys tem to Fort Conby, says ho Purtflc Journal. When comploted tho ehlp puig report will bo furnlnhed Aatorla by the life saving station. Asloriarvt reffliiterid at Portland hotols "iterday wow: Mr. aivd Mrs. J. Harrington, J. Boyce, Mrs. Wfm. Loudon, MIsm Louden, Mrs. J. W. Conn, A. J. Johnson, Miss Campbell, Mrs. Theo. OIncii, J. J. 8tokef, W. Kelly, W. D. Wnmpli. C. II. MIIU gan, P. II Moore and J. II. Aster. Thone aro many improvements un dergoing In the busotnexs portion of Adtorlo, .tho breathing spell after the rush of hullduy buinetm fumlrlUng a good opportunity for remodeling and repairing. Alt dgna point to a Uvoly spring buoinetw aid the prca- j ence of nuniorxius drummers I no ticed In tho vuiou stois and rovs. Thrai of tha liwgo modeled barges built to carry rock for the jolty at thi mouth of the Columbia were re cently condemned on inspection by Colonel Mansfield, United States m gineera, and ordered sold, says Uie Oregonlun. The talo took place at the United St at-. engineers' boa yard In Portland Monday, under tho direction of Captain LungHM. One of th bargea wms Wd off by Nickum & Kolly, for $200; another by the Sturr Lofcglnsi Company of lUnier, for $22", and the third by Uonrgo L. Fuller for C3. Two of the barg, wera built in 1885, and the other two or threj years before. Tho pirty of Taooma people which invaded the peaceful prdncts of WI1 lapa last week nnd struck for the woods Immediately, thereby arousing the Interest and curiosity of every one, saya the South Bund Journal, conflated of Miayor Nlckeus, his brothor, W. D. Nlckaus, State Sena tor 8. M. LeOrtMVi, Joseph Johns, of tho city controller's oflloe, Mrs. Cora Robertson, and Profs. J, A, Pease and Ooo. A. Stanley, of the Tacoma sohools. Tliey were after timber claims, and Jack Gardner was the philosopher, mentor and guide. The parly had with them two N, P. crulin,and thy found th Umber as g'Mid b0"r Hum Mr, Oardner had reported it. There Is uotusMerabla umiLslriess felt siiioiig sawmill men ecaue of the opr-r winter and luck of enow, with out wlUeh tho V'H cannot 'x hiulid ni ih elver bank irei.ir.k('.ry to W Ing llou,'.7j down to the mill In the spring, am ys the IUIouk Hepubllc, Tho l"gs ars usually huiikd on sl U, whe-h Is much cheaper and mrs rapid thui huullng on wagons. If snow does not fill auftlchnt to per mit of sledding, roods will Iiuvj to be built nd the logs Iwuled on wag HiM. The 'arg'i numlxr of logs now ready to be hauled will make thla li'.'ilu. 1 'inilo i'XienNlve, and the luui h. r mm uie anxiously waiting and hoping for enow. 8TOP TltlC LI'.AK. Applying a Inpublknn Uoc'.rln- to Loc i I Affiilrs. A ni oi lii hiu nH sueoe.-did in be coniliiK a metropoLU and i.hat hope imy se several yeum of us. ful life tx'foro It graduat" Into a fuel hu; she tan be and under normal coi. li tloi't is, the very b ut Junior city on tho count Theru Is more "bxse" money, u the term Is used, In AMoria than !n any city of twice Its population In the Niithw.M, but IlUa lo'5 iiioii',y to a large extent become Pwt money so far as Astoria Is cono-rmd, und-r Uie exUtlng sbittis ttv- puiMergei rate to Portland. AatorU la a republlean city and all kinds of republicanism Is n-preaitiytel hole, (but no fueUnui, fur It take three or four pulling together to make a faction). Protection has n ttte eiuieiice of republicanism and the principle has not yet Imon discarded from the or tlclea of faith, tct th very siitKhl si of thu piim.'lplo pnval's lully. In national (affairs the naturul pro tection sffortled home bunloe instl- lutlons by th element of distance i) JgHcd to by a aytf sm vt high duti.s. Put for our own buirtrvws men of As toria the protevtloti of dIMance Is largely nullified by the suhsMi-m rate wr which has nvvle pasnger travel botwun here and Pjrtlund almost free. Thore are many things required by other places that Astoria dues not noul. A ruin-maker, for InsUnce, couldn't live In th cMy If his where abouts went known to' the cltlzt.is. tut Astoria d i"el enouiih man ifested energy to end ihe rato war and keep home trade at home. It is, of course, a rank violation of precedent to cry out agalnwt trans portation lutes bHMU- of their cheap. iie, but since It is cash and not coiu latency th;tt chl'.-lly enncenis our bujthieK nien, they whould not be afraid to fght for tb' lssu- because it la so vulgarly new. The wonder la th,tt A.i.orla's bu 1. n"ivi houses stand the drain as well ns they do. Fj cities of ROW) pii ple could do It. CKHI WILL FKOM BALKM. H.iU-rn la.eMiuui. Tlio Awtorion rep-jrls Astoria, as "In the ascwuhuit!" tltat a g'd spirit prevails; a spirit of Industry and co operation; that Hm? new cnamery U doing a aucoesoful buslneos; tluit an eru of good rood building Is dawning; that the country Is settling up in short, that the outlook for subeuan tkal gi-owth in city and country U hri,"hW, cungratulato Aof(a upon her fair prospects. TRANSVAAL LOSS IN LIFE. Moralists o-ne discussing Uie terrible loss of life brought about by tho Trans vaal war. Yet here Hfe is secrifloed for a purpose for an haruwt principle. It were bottur to preich against the need less sacrifice, of life. Thousands of people succumb to ailments which might easily have been chocked In the beginning. Dyspepala carries oft more puoplo than are killed in war. The uae of Hostettor's Stomach Bitters would save many Uvea. Constipation may seem a little thing, but it Invari ably develops Into something worsv, and the long. tt is allowed to run, the harder It Is 10 cure. Tho Bittors cures Indigestion, constipation, dyspepsia and biliousness, naturally and permanently, good for everybody. MYSTERIOUS CRIME. Pody of a Prominent Miller Found Under the Water Wheel. CHICAGO, Jan. 9. A special to the Chronicle from Battle Creek, Mich., fl.v.s: One of the deepest mysteries which ever stirred up this community, as sumed a new phase by tha finding of the body of Sherman Church, a prominent young miller, lying under th water wheel of tho Agusu mill with both hands tied behind him and a heavy weight attached to his loft leg. Lnjt Tuesday afternoon Henry Marvin came Into toe Augusta mills ti get a sack of grain. Sherman Church waited .ipon him and accept ed the money. He then want from the office to the mill as Mr. Marvin was departing. Church's wife kept supper walling for him but ho did not re turn. She sent to the mill and found that he had dllaappieaxed. The mill was searched but Church could not bo found. Parties of friends broke up the Ice in the river and so.irched the country but oould not find him. The body was found wedgfed m firmly between the big water wheel and the bottom of the flume. Both Pears' Soap not only for toil et and bath hut for shaving. Pears was the inventor of shav ing stick soap. hands of the man wore tied behind h!s ba'k and to his left P g was firmly n'Mi hcd tho pl'i; of heavy Iron. The roroiK-r wilt drld,Uie cause of the do.ith. "x : a sunn cure for croup, i ' i Twiity-five Years Constant Use Without a Fallurt. ; Thn first Indication of croup Is ' hoarsness, and In a child subject to that disease It may be taken as s sure y,n of the approach of an at tack. Following this hoarsness is a peculiar rough cough. If Chamber- i Iain's CoukIi Remedy Is given aa the child becomes hoarse, or even after i the croupy cough appears, It will pre vent the attack. It Is used in many ; thousands of homes In this broad land and never disappoints the anx ious mothers. We have yet to learn of a single instance in which It has not proved effectual. No other prepa- ration can snow sucn a record twenty-five years' constant use with- out a failure. For sale by Charier j Rogers. j LADIES' TAILOR-MADE BUTTS. Lad lea who go to Portland and desire something especially fine in the way of tailor-made suits will do well to remem ber that they can be well fitted at L D. Beyer's T7 Fourth street. In the Y. iL i. a. Dunaing. Not only aoes ne Keep a stnociy nrst class cutter for men's wear, but also' one exclusively for ladles' work, r.. all can rest assured of getting r- . good work, but the best as Mr. Boyer Is a expert 0 cloths. , All Astorlans who visit Portland and desire apendlng a pleasant evening In' company with polite people and In the enjoyment of an unexcelled musical I program, should go to the Fredericks-' burg. Besides vocal and Instrumental selections there are many other at-j tractions to delight the visitors. The new management la making the Freder icksburg a well-merited aucoess. BROWN ft GRANT. Props. Stats of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas county, ss. i Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he i Is the senior partner of the firm of F. j J. Cheney ft Co., doing buslnes In the ! City of Toledo, County and State' aforesaid, and that aald firm will pay; the sum of $100 for each and every ; case of catarrh that cannot be cured i by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed In my prsenee this 6th day of Decern-' ber, A. D. 1SS1 - j i A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public I fSEAL.) ' Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken Inter- , nally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. ' Send for testimonials free. ! F. J. CHENEY &.CO., Toledo. O. ! Bold by druggists, 75c. j Hall's Family Pills are the beat Fisher's Opera floiise; 1 . . .. i L. E. SELIG, Lascee and .Mgr. TWO NIGHTS Of 1TN WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY JANUARY 10-11 WEDNESDAY the Musical Farce Comedy Success "A CHEERFUL LIAR" THURSDAY tha Musical Farce Comedy "THE SOUTHERN ROSE" Interpreted by a capable company of comedians of recognized merits. Latest sours and dances and numerous special ties. Opera burlesouc farce comedy in terwoven into a rcfiued eveuing's enter taiument. PRICES Reserved gents, 75c; cnllcry, 50o. Seat sale opeus lucdday morning at Griffin & Keeds. t & A m .Y A V A. Am A A A m A A A & THE Palace Cafe l fl. W WHIFFLE, Fropr. Finest Restaurant Sorts uf San Franrisro OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Attentive Service, Firnt-(Tliiss CiMKinn. Private Rooms for Ladies, f" I 538 Commercial Street, Astoria. s a eieif M al S W W isM V V W. B. Edwards Fvcry v rlcty of Rouh and Dressed I.tmihcr, Doors, Wiiulowi, .MoulUins and Cedar li ingles Wrifiri' 'th.nHrk, Fir, WUVI ' 'hoiIcm-I. AM-r.l'oleOitk OlTic i'h "it r ct Dock fh Mo Cheap Goods y) But Good Goods Cheap A Cut That Hurts Competitors 8.00 Men's Overcoats or Suits $6.25 f 10.00 Mod's Overcoats or Suits $7.50 $12.50 Men' 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 DEEP CUT on Underwear BOYS' CLOTHING Slaughtered DEEP CUT on Overshirts HATS cut way down DEEP CUT on Umbrellas FANCY SHIRTS, great reduction DEEP CUT on EVERYTHING EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED Rubber Mackintoshes Must Go at NET COST! IF THE PROOF of the pudding Is In the eating and ths proof of liquors IS IN SAMPLING . cluslve-a That'a an argument that'a con clusive a demonstration. Ours wQl stand the tart. HUGHES & CO. W. C. A. Pohl, COIITI C0R01EL Undertaker, Embalmer and Funeral Director Caskets and Funeral Supplier constant ly on hand. Corner Uth and Duane Sts, Astoria, Ore H.F.Prael Transfer Co Telephone 21 DRAYING AND EXPRESSING All Goods Shipped to Our Care. . Will Receive Special Attention. No. MS Duane St, W. J. COOK, Mgr Astoria, Or. iW. Tel. US. Through Tickets EAST AND SOUTHEAST PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS, TOURISTS SLEEPERS "and FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS Dally to- Salt Lake. Denver, Omaha, ; Chicago. Kansas City ' and other Eastern cities. Baggage checked tnrouirn to aeatlnatloa. Union Depots, fast tune, lowest rates, Plntsch light In all cars. For rates and other Information call oa ! or address O. W. LOUNSBERRT, Agent, O. R. A N. Co. Astoria, Orsgoa, or J H. LOTHROP, Gen. Ageat, IX Third St. or. Alder. Poroaad. Or. READ' $2.50 Pants .... $1.90 $3.00 Pants ... $2.35 $3.50 Pants . . . $2.75 i $4.00 Pants . , . $3.00 $4.50 Pants . . . $3.50 $5.00 Pants . . . $4.00 $5.50 Pants . . $4.40 $5.00 Pants . . . $40 $7.00 Pants . . . $5.60 YOU DONT BUY FROM WISE YOU LOSE MONEY HERMAN WISE He Does the Business Big Smith Premier Typewriter Sale WEDDING CARDS W. G. SMITH & CO., WEDDING CURDS VISITING CARDS BUSINESS CURDS COPPER PLATE PRINTERS VISITING CARDS injinnixfuuvuvv. rutjg n Are those given the best care throughout all periods of one's life. "I used to have the best eyes," Is a common expression. These people very Ukely have bad eyes now because neglectful of the oare necessary to keep them good. Let us help keep yours good. If you bavn't good ones let us assist In making them good. Right glass aid- that 8 what we offer. Northwest Optical Co., The Labbe Bldg., Sacond and Washington Stm Rooms ao-ai-aaa3 PORTLAND, OREGON. dxru irurruiTLnju ntruuinnnnninji. Ladies' Tailor. Cfnt' Tailor. I. Da Boyer, Klerchant Tailor Up-to-Date S 177 Fourtk St., rORTllXD, OEK. 4i 1 . fll, U. A, XlUlIU g. aruinruvisirinn &5Bcst Eyes A Light Store to See In A Heavy Stock to Buy From A Cut That Pleases the People The Washington Airricnltnral College of Pullman, : Wash., has just purchased four new-model Smith Prem ier Typewriters of L.& M. Alexander & Co., 245 Stark St., Portland. Other so-called standard typewriters were in competition, bnt owmg to the superiority of the Smith Premier the college decided in its favor. ENGRAVERS, 22 and 23 Washington Buildta?. 4th and Washington fits. over Litt's, PORTLAND, OREGON. Scow Bay Iron and Brass JYpjks, 18th St. and Franklin At. Huffschmidt & Lovell, Props t SC.1I-STECL. MANGANESE and rnOSf-tinn BRONZE a Specialty IRON and BRASS CASTINGS t 'Phone 2451, Astoria, Or. HIS MOTHER'S BREAD He says waa always so light and well baked. Well there Is 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 Rnngo b ia a ... d 3. SCULLY, Asjssrt, ttl Bs4 street IPl
