The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 13, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTUU MORNING AHJ'ORlAN. SU'OHDA). JANUABY 18, 1900. eiieiiiiEiiEEiei:: C; H. COOPER'S Commences on Tuesday Mo JANUARY 2. TO ASTORIANS. The KAII.V ATOHMN will lis found nil lu l-urllantl lb wollknuws tciwvrv hini. of J. V. MamlUy 4 " Waahlngloa lrawt. Orders fr adr tiling lt wit IbU Hrm will rsesUe iruuit AttonUoa, TOD AT' W BATHER. MM I'OHTLAND, Jan. 13 Western Ore gMi and Washington, otciiasmal ruin today. AROUND TOWN. J. L. Smith of Cllft-m Is In the city Crawfish, cooked ta wine, at the Na tional Cafs. For Rent Housekeeping room, 11 Eighth strorf. O. T. 111 rick of Ilwsco In In town. guat at the Occident. Wsntwl A girl for gwieral house- ivoilt. 21$ Commercial ttreot. A tn born unto Mr. and Mr. John Wlren Thursday evening. in r- J3I i rningl M i I'J) i I ! bonds, 17,4r0; municipal r,tret botvU, fA.ViXM; fi'""al warrants, ?:6,0U&,18; street warrants, 2,MM2, Tim available resources amount to :ifi,Clu.C', an follow: Cash on hniwl, ll,(l.aK; taxes outstanding, $5,S"i5.M; trvt at-KiitniU outstanding, I9,- A gnlletnn who arrived from Yo kohama on the Erniv itl Japan from Honolulu, which reached Vn. cnuvrr, U. C, Thuisday, st.it' that grunt slorm of extraordinary never. Hy paused over tho Jupan coruit on the 24th t last month, causing Hup bin or a ureal ninny live, much proper ty, and shipping. At Osaka out Junk lliAt wen pit' Hi UK Kono uml On.iktt In tow, nil but five Wi'ii liwt. PBLLS :4T For ftillout io 4 Ncrvfrui t)lorW each it 1 X'V nJ fim in lh ftionmN, Sick Hetdich. 1! ri It... t..l....4VlU.ll,....l, I- I... ' I J win ''.iii" inr rriTvi,!)! . j 'A MO Chlip Good! But Good Goods Cheap A Light Store to Set In A Heavy Stock to Buy From r Wind OidJi, I '"Kil)fi.ilinM,f;..ll(.limIFluhlnHof f A Heal, Loaaof Appeilie, tili'irfntaaol Hrtilfc.Ui. 1 V ; HvtiMii. HIlchtionih8kln, llliiurbcd 8lrp, l A J, t-rlfhiful I)r.im, ind ill Ncrvuut ind Trtmt.l- J Yr 1 ' from (fmifJtrtd or (build condmoa ef (lit I (lomirb and llvrr, I tfaaahMtn'a Plllm, iiVrn ti dlwed, , 'I'lKiir rtimrf Kcmiio loeunirltic health. Ihy " pfimpil" remove n obiiruciioa or Irrnultniif 1 1 uf 111! iVitcm. (ur a 4 . Weak Mnmat'h, lmrilr-4 tllKnllon, Hick !j TY imHiii, iiurueria i.ivr( etc.. ) i Ihcy id Ilk Biitlc-t rw dotrt VIII work won- i I REA.D lUt of 40 """ 0'n .Sifenrhenlnt lix j, ft , I " r'- . r-f-ifitj Iht lor.j-, CniK 'I f imtwccn j ' rif'"i,bfinii" fcefl ln tcrndHolnwii'r, i ft;?.! VI.e KrliWh Ixik llu'lloi Hall dull, ed in over th bar oirly ycwienlay nioiiiliiK and wim p ked up off Kor t HtitVeiiH ly 1lie Km oil, which broiiKht i L " ln r Into port. Thi: Haddon ll.ill rnme from I'Hiiitum In billiit. Wh!l ly. lug otilnldo, In-fore duyllrfht ycctur day mornlnif, ttll'r, who. niriit. could Dot he leartii-d, V1 hi ImIiuio while ut work on tl'e y.nl arm and f'-ll Into the wit. Am the water wi.a viTy rough at the lme It wna m lire, of I(o(uUin, Imvo to rave li I in. tm iiirvxini vi iccr n.tr r pt.itii litre rc,.ontd. Tnet grt" lieu" iJm'frJ tr Hum- i ' ft,T tiniii, in ill cl.awi 0 locltlr, nJ O'c ol ihj t i ' Iwal (uaraiocta 10 lh Ncrvni.a an I ttH!ll.ii"l j 7 l imi beoofiam'm Plllm hrye ,hn tuna la lh World, thlm hmm tirH T chlmvod mil haul 1 1, pubhaot'&t r tiatimonlnlm. Ihm I mot bainrt thr.l i . -. . ' rut t-. - i ! ur.aonmm Ml rmvommmntl iham- 4 & 1 ('. 4 ! I brr liin't P!l!t hit (or nunr Vrti iHt i I S)" 1 POPMiir rami v nifdicina wh.r.v.r ii. I n-ii.A 4 I ltmua It tiUn,-tnd Ihcy nuv Bland wiino.il ' j a nal. 4 j 10 cent and 23 cenia, anil dru elorti. ifc 4. A AAA.., Ilniiillion A purclKiaed Die HlaU-r ulUngU; mill at Htiiniiili from K. I.. rrr. and may removo 1h plant to Mufititano, The Weal 8h(r Tr.ida! of Tjtoorna com 11 Inn the following: "Oeorgn & Mitrkcr, furni'ily of the Kurekt 4 river the Oreironlan Ma-td that the Anil wna drawing twenty-live fet , of vair. When the TeU-gram came ; out tu the evening the number of fi-ct draught won reduced to twenty. Chief KngHx'cr Iird of the light hoiia tnidi-r Oolumlilne la In l'or( hind, cilh'd thrt by Ui px-rloua IIU foot ciinnery bulliHng nr of hla I it I rlillJ, who ia down aound. Mr. like, who Kplcure Packing Company of Aatorla,! four feet. An a rr alter of fact th' with typhoid fevw. are having plana drawn fir a cOxl'lO on Pug-t opi-ra:ea (Uh tw pa neur Point Ilolx-rta, will be aa aoclated wluh them. !. J. The We-t & Bind Mill Company M Kinney, th Aatortu mniKTyman, will liiaitttlling Ita n'W band mill at Amer aooii rummence conittruoliuii on hla di'n. Two ntrlonda of new tnadtlti. new ajlnion cauirwry at yulllayute. A ery wr ad led with tlm mill, whluh'half million feet of lumber will be Oaorr V. La Fargo, nmn of Portland, wua ttjnluy. tho ahlp(lng li. town yea- The tug Hnmaon, whlnlt l"fl Hak Fraiii'UHxi for A at or I a on Veilniday. la expected to arrive hore aimte time to.ln. I I A marrlngo clloimo w-aa ImuixI by tho county chark yvalerday to Einiim JlIhikoii and Klmer F.rlck, both of thl city. 9 Kprague Marah haa unied to hla homo In Hkmokwvi, aftor lying In the hoepltal hero for leveral weeka with a brokon leg. A pnunliiont logger from the Hound country prvdlcta that log on Pugvt aound will a-Jon go to 17 per 1,000 f-t for bent and It for morolMJitnule. Roalyn coal lasts longer, la cleaner and makea leaa troubls with atoves and chimney flues than any other. Qeorgt W. Sanborn, Agvnt. Telephone 1I1L Twenty volcra fllel their registrar tlon certlilcates yetrday, making a toUl to dnte of 73. Nearly all repre sent void rrM'llng within the As toria city preclnots. Married St th Diptlat parsonage In this city, January 11. 1900, Mr. liana M. Petoraon and Mlaa Nellie E. lloppa, both of Ilrookfleld. Wanhlng. ton. Mrs. liurpxt Partlow, bunlnews, nJn Ing and teat 'medium, will gtva read ings from a. m. to I p. m. for a few days only. Parlor 9, Main Street Hotis. Shipping atattlatlcs reveal the fact that during the putrt year twenty four steamers left various ports and have not been heard from. Seventy, nino aiUIIng vetviela never ivached thvlr desllnuUon. John IS'iry hits purchased lot IS In block 4 of-tlw Orlme's Grove traot lit Hnuiihle, fi-oiil F. P. Kendntl. A rotulltion of the trannfur la that no lUauor be sold on I ho premises. Roslyn coal la the beat and most eco nomical coal for household use in As toria. Try li once and you will have no other. George W. Sanborn, Agent. Telephone 1S1L The Clifton cannery, It Is reported, will not bo run next season. Super. Intendcnt J. O. Spcncor, who has been with the establishment for nearly 26 years, has gone to the Sound. Old Continental Is a standard high grade Kentucky whisky. Absolutely pure, and can bo recommeniled to those seeking a stimulant for medical and so cial use. Sold by Aug, Danlelson, As toria, Oregon. A well-known Aatarlan was heard yesterday to 'Justify his trading In Portland hy saying, as an example of the difference In prices, that potatoes could be bought foe PC cents a sack up the river, while local merchants asked 11 for tho same goods. Last night's Telegram quotes the price of good potatoes in Portland at 85 oents; ajid fl a sack. Comprlees a 11-Inch taw CO feet olng. If tho MTm who took tbs wnog ladles uinlnella from tho oim-ta house Thursday will return rt to tho As totluJi oftcs the owrw wtlll gladly, return the one left. The Kmprrsa of Japan reached Van couver, l. C, Thuravlay afternoon af Ut a stormy iiaawigv, which osuatd her to arrive a day late. Heavy gales were encountered Immediately after leaving VvkoliAtna, The salmon canned. at San Jose, Oal. were so busy and short of hands recently that the local school board postponed the opening of the schools fur two work, In ordr to nl Iw the employment of ths pupils dur ing the rush. Work on the construction of the Fatrhtiven rannory, which was re eixntly deeiroyed by lire, will be commencrd at onue. Tho Ilogvrs mlll:pri'nidnt, at Anacortea has Just received an or-iUllxuboth iter for tnoat of tlio lumber, cutudst. lug of JoO.OW fret. used in building the tolj storage plant." ctuinory and A dispatch waa received yeaterday tlml l hi Hrlttah atcumnlilp Kim Pranch, which Is five days overdue at this port, has been nlfc'liUd off Cape Flattiry In a helpless condition, hnv- Ing toat her proMilli.r. A p-port from the Hound stated that several tug hosts had suited out In search tf the via. I, anJ it Is supposed lh.it he Is prolably safe In a northern port by this time. The fclin lirancn was chartered to lake en car?) 'A lum ber at Portland and Columbia river points. The order of 'A'toihlngton. which, although the youngct, has grown fo be one of the most Important frater nil organizations in the city, has Just started out again under the guidunce of a new sot of ofllcer. Tlaey are as follows: Post president, Hat le IVir. ham; president, 11,-ssle Parker; 1ce- Amellu Oesd.-s; Sitrotnry T.igg; treaiuivr, Clarj Welch; chaplain, Fred Johivon; as ter Mary, Kmini Olwii; sister Mar tha, Kllnor Crv'iik, conductor. Al. The no in!'!- of the Young Men's frinl Johnson; KMsiant cotiductor, Republican Club will hold a meet ng jLlrxle Coulter; cuord, M ule Iturk this evening at Jolmn Young's t Mice holder; sentinel, Oscar Nwrdctrom; for the purp. of lvj'.lng delegates tnuslvlan, Mary A. Ceains; truoiee, to the Slate league, which Is to meet In Port Is ml February 6th, An Inter estlng meeting Is on tlw program. Judge Cray has lued a citation to lh belt of live lute Henry Patree to show cause why certain property be iMighg to the estate should not be sold. The property coiutlats of" a hometteud claim on the Lewis and Clarke, in township 7 north of range 10 west. At a meeting of the Seaside repub lican Club, held January 10, J. JL Johamiaen was eleoivd president, J. E. Alcarax. secretary, and M. J. Young treasurer. W. C. Kartvtt, J. II. Jo- hannsen and J. G. Alcaraa were also elected to represent the club at the coming league meeting in Portland. A team of b-)whrs composed of members of The Dalles commercial Club will meet the A. F. C. team In this city tonight, to contest a part of the Dig Four tvsrics. Four games will bo played. The victors seem to have been "off their feed" In recent contests and tho A tort ins anticipate an easy contest. II. Lee Houston of SUndford Uni versity Is In the city, vhtlilng his old friends Ed Hansen ami It. E. Car- ruthers. Houston Is first sub in the Stanford f.wtball team and partial ptd In tho recent ganm at Portland. Ho ond Carruthers were with the army engineer cors and bivouacked together In th. Hawaiian Islands. San Francisco hns been making quite a spread over the big ateam.-vhlp Algoa, which recently nrMved in thait port under charter of the Pad lie Mall Company, bringing 9,614 tons of car go, The vessel and cargo are both record breakers for the Golden Gate, but put her 'Fi-Ihco record In the shade a couple of years ago when she left tho Sound with nearly 12.000 tons of wheat. II. L, HolguU, who for several months past has been coiuiooIlhI with the Astorlan In th.; capacity of city editor, has resigned his position to accept an executive poaltlon in the census department at Washington, D. C. Doing a young man of polish and ability he leaves many friends In As toria. C. Eugene Dunkell, who for the past ten years has been connected with leading dillles In California, suc ceeds Mr. Holgale at the local desk. The city auditor bus Just filed his quarterly report for the period end Ing December 31. The total lndebted cdncss of the city Is shown to be 9220,574.12 as follows: Municipal Chas. Morglnnd. Al a lute hour last night the As torlall received the following dls- putoh from Seattle: "The lSrlUnh steuniHhlp Elm Uranch ia off Cape Fluttery with broken propeller and two tugs have gone to her assist. snce. A dlnpalch from Neah bay stated that the steamer Ellhu Thorn son had Just passed out ufier having sighted the steamer Elm Pranch dls abled and at anchor four miles off Flattery rocks. Tne El,hu Thomson had given the Elm Uranch a hawser but It soon after parted and it came In to report her. The Elm Branch, Captain Illff, Is en route to Portland, Oregon, from Nagasaki, and Is twen ty-five days out today. She is with out cargo." There is a noticeable aoilvlty in the timber-lands market, as tvldor.ced by the late Mings In the county record ers omce. Most of the transfers. however, have bieen made to Urge companies or syndicates. The day of snaps' In Oregon and Washington timber lands Is rapidly passing, and from now on available properties will necessarily have to be handled by men of some capital. It has been practi cally certain for years that the mer chantable tlmbvr of the Northwewt must noon be placed upon a much higher plane of values, and the up ward movement now in . progress will Inaugurate an era In which logging and milling methods must be altered from the prodigal destruction of what has heretofore been considered waste. The trip of the tramp eteanvr Arab, whloh came down the river from Portland Thursday with flour and wheat for the Orient, has grown to more than more passing import ance. Comment was first made be cause of the ffaot that the steamer was obliged to come down light, tak ing on nearly ia thousand tons of hor cargo ait "the Flavel doek. In an nouncing her departure from up the Arab drew lust than either of the above figures Indicate, the records j showing it to be exactly twenty-two I feet and ten Inches. Mu-r all Is saldj and done, the fact remain that the Arab, hnd she :akcn o.i her cargo at Astoria Instead of gol:.g 100 miles Into ths Interior, would fcave been over the bar and on her way rejoicing in steaJ of lying Idle at Flavel waiting for better weather. But ales! George S. Fouts, of Portland, who has gained considerable of a local reputation as a mechanical Inventor, has Just patented a gold dredger which he Intends putting at work ait Cape Nome ss soon as a company can be organised. The dredger Is, in principle, not unlike those of the reg. ulation scuttle variety, but the meth od of operation which l especially adapted to operations In the Cape Nome district, Is quite an Intricate affair. The dredger Is situated on a scow thirty-six feet long and twenty four feet wide, elevated on twelve huge roller-wheels at a height of twelv feet from the ground. The rcow is run Into the stream by means of a oible which Is securely anchored both in mldirtresm and on shore, lo comotion being secured by means of special machinery on board tho scow. Thus the apparatus may be moved into the water or withdrawn to the beuch at will. A number of buckets, having an Individual capacity of one cubic f xt, dump the sand and gravel Into a ' grlxzly" at the rate of fifteen fett a minute. The "grixil-." in ru rotation, carries oft the dirt, allowing the gold to work through its Siive like surface upon laterals whence it it carried through the proces of amal gamation. Mr. Foute is very enthus iastic over the prospects for his new Invention, which he claims has a capacity of working ovor S00 cubic yar.ls a day. The beat estimates place the value of the beach sand at Cape Nome at 13 a cubic yard. A Cut That Hurts Competitors 8.00 Men's Overcoat or Suits $6.25 $10.00 Mcii'b Overcoats or Suits $7.50 $12.50 Men's Overcoat or Suits $9.50 $15.00 Men's Overcoat or Suits $11.75 $17.50 Men's Overcoats or Suits $14 00 a $20.00 Men's Overcoats or Suits $15.50 A Cut That Pleases the People $2.50 Pants . . . $1.90 $o.00 Pants . . . $2.35 $3.50 Pants . . . $2.75 $4.00 Pant . . . $3.00 $4.50 Pants . , . $3.50 $5.00 Pants . . . $100 $5.50 Pants . . $4.40 $8.00 Pants . . . $4.80 $7.00 Pants . . . $5.60 DEEP CUT on Underwear DEEP CUT on Overshirts DEEP CUT on Umbrellas DEEP CUT on EVERYTHING BOYS' CLOTHING Slaughtered HATS cut way down FANCY SHIRTS, great reduction EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED Rubber Mackintoshes Must Go at NET COST ! IF YOU DON'T BUY FROM WISE YOU LOSE MONEY HERMAN WISE He Does the Business 9 i ai o Pears' soap is dried a whole year. That's why it lasts so. THE CHURCHES TOMORROW. The famous Adjutant Evans, from Portland, will v.stt Asturia today, and tomorrow will conduct r.peclnl meetings in the Army Hall. Presbyterian services as usual to morrow. Theme of the morning ser mon, "The Gifts of the WIsj Men; evening theme. "Sight-Given Words." A very cordial invitation Is extended to all. There will be union Evangelistic services again tonight at the Baptist church at 7:30. These meetings have bien going on all week and have been quite well attended. All are invited. All the usual services will be ob served at the Baptist church tomor row. Subject of the morning sermon "The Critical Tjst;' in the evening, "The Righteousness by Law." Every body cordially Invited to attend. The regular services will be held In the Congregational church tomorrow as follows: The pastor will preach at 11 In the morning on "A More Excel lent Way." In the evemng, at 7:30, his subject will be "The Good Fight of Faith?' A coallal Invitation is ex tended to all. Services ait the Methodist Episco pal church tomorrow wll be of un Uhual Interest. The subjeot of the morning sermon will be, "Book Keep ing Irs Heaven," at the close of the discourse there will b a roll-call of the members. All members are earn estly requested to be present and answer to the call of their names. In the evening the theme of the pastor's sermon will be. "Tnat nia.ugnt Earthquake Brought Him to Time." The choir will furnish good music for the?e services. H.F.Prael Transfer Co Telephone 23. DRAYING AND EXPRESSING All Goods Shipped to Our Care Will Receive Special Attention. No. tat Duane St, Astoria, Or. W. J. COOK. Mgr Ra. Tel. 113. Through Tickets EAST AND SOUTHEAST Big Smith Premier Typewriter Sale The Washington Aarienltural College of Pullman, Wash., has just purchased four new-model Smith Prem ier Typewriters of L. & M. Alexander & Co., 215 Stark St.. Portland. Other so-called standard tvnritnra in competition, but owing to the superiority of the Smith Premier the college decided in its favor. e", ' PICTO PULLMAN PALACE) SLEEPERS. TOURISTS SLEEPERS and FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS -Dally to Salt Lake. Denver, Omaha. Chicago. Kansas City and other Eastern cities. Baggags checked tnrougn to aestlnaUoa, Union Depots, fast time, lowest rates, Pintsch light In all cars. For rates and order information call os or addresa G. W. LOUNSBERRY. Agent. O. R ft N. Co. Astoria. Oreron. or J H. LOTHROP, Gen. Agent, 135 Third Bu cor. Alder. Portland. Or. WEDDING CARDS WEDTOOSDS w G SMITH & CO., mmK MK ENGRAVERS, BUSINESS CASDS 22 and 23 Washington Buildinr. 4th and Wsshington 8ts. over Litt'e, PORTLAND, OREGON. COPPER PLATE PRINTERS V ISITI NG CARDS artnaruuirjvmiAiuoriAjrvnruvr 5 LTUj 3 I w( Best Pigp Eyes i W. C. A. Pohl, 01 XTV CORONER. Undertaker, Embalmer and Funeral Director CrtBkets and Funeral Supplies constant ly on band. C mer 11th and Duane Sts, Astoria, Ore 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 core necessary to keep them good. Let us help keep yours good. If you havn't good ones let us assist In making them good. Right glass aid that's what we offer. Northwest Optical Co., The Labba Bldg., Second and Washington Staj Rooms aKai'a-a3 PORTLAND, OREGON. b jnnuiriruTJinnuvuvD C PORTLAI auinnoriAriruur A FEW INTERESTING FACTS When people are contemplating a trt( whether on business or pieaise, the) natural? want the best service oh. tajmoie so 'far as speed, comfort mmt safety Is concerned. Bmployes of tk WISCONSIN CENTRAL UNE1 an usid to serve the pubtlo and fur train are operated so as to maka Close cos nectlous with diverging lines at ah Juncvtlon points. PuiUoan Palace Sleeplnc and ekalr Can oo trough tralra Dining Car servKs unexcelled. Ileal served a la carts. In order to obtain this flm class service ask the ticket agent to sell you a tlckei TheWisconsin Central Lines. and you will mane direct connections si St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee an all points east. For any further Information call on aa.t ticket agent, or correspond with JAB. C POND. Gen. Pass. Agsnt, or JAS A CLOCK. Milwaukee, Wis. General Agent - M Stark BU. rortiand Ore THE PROOF of the pudding Is Hi the eating and the proof of liquors IS IN SAMPLING That's an argamenr that's con elusive a demonstration. - Ours wQl stand the taaA. HUGHES & CO. Scow Bay Iron anfjgsYorkst 18th St. and Franklin At. Huffschmidt & Lovell, Props t SE.MNSTCei, NftSGA.NCSC sad rnOSritflR BRONZE a Specialty IRON and BRASS CASTINGS 'Phone 2451. Astoria, Or. I HIS MOTHER'S , BREAD "He says was 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 & difference. His mother used a Star Estate Range flail W. J. SCULLY, m Bond street.