The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 14, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'flit; MORNING AHJ'ORIAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 14, 1900. 9 3n C. H. COOPER'S Commences on Tuesday Mornin; JANUARY 2. took three at tha four mii, Except In first K'ii, uhn The Dallw It it m si-etird total of 2.'5 Inn, thb bowling Win very p'Xir. The local men periled unnljW to do anything, and the taut gams was a vory feeble i-f. fort, tlinuitli the Ant'rrUna v. en It, The bt score, 171, wh secured by Judge Uradehnw, of The lUllea team. A. T. lliil'lwln bwl.t the m-xt tv-t scow, 1M. Thci loMt single door u Judge Hradshaw's S3, rr the homo team Wise and floviy tlod for flrt pines with 1(11. The totals secured by The VuHvn men follow: Hrudxhaw, 171; nldwln, W, Mays, 1M; H -uh-lon, 144; Sohmlde, 173; Sta-Mman, 113, total SM. Tho A. F. C. team wcuii-d the following totals: flovcy, 161; Wine, 11!!; Uwi, 150; Uo d II, 133; Hurroiighs, 129; JUrd-sty, 119; total ST..!. Tin- total by gami-s wit at fol low: The lall": 215, 231, ZIH a-id IM, A. I. C'., 23'), 190, SI5 mid 2i'l. Tli" totntB b'wli-I lam nUht -ra loo I'M thin tmually Ik i w !'!, In view of th pn-st-itf controversy M t'l til" I'l'obiiblc inViti, of th; rail-! ! ro.id war uiioti lor-a bu.lin- a stat... 1 Q) Mr, Hob.-rt Klrimy, who li attml Ing the Portland academy, U upend lug Sunday at bis home )n this city. 0 A rumor is abroad that the young Uidli'n anticipate giving another of ttmlr dunning parties soon. Quwy; wlwrs are the nun? Thursdsy Uu,t Mm. Cho. n. Illg. gin and Mrs, Tha OI"n attended th piano recital In Portland given by be Pachmann, th great Chopin Interpreter. Mo Chiap Cools But Cool Cools Cheap A Llffht Store to See In A Heavy Stock to Buy From READ TO ASTOKIANS. Tli Htll.V AtHHIM ) f'Hiii.l im ! lit I'lirllltllll m Urn i-ll tin. , km ' lloitxir l,.iu nf J tf llmnllry a 4 i U Wmti I ii i ion kiii. Onlrn tot mlirr' llalnc Ir'l Kllll IIiU II till will IBrl ItD'Ulftl .tUfftltlllll TODAT'B WBATHEIt riUlTI.ANM, Jun. 14 .WinU.rn Or K nn! Withliivtiiii, iHimluiuil nil n 'Uy. . t AROUND TOWN. hlrf f ntntr of H4wildi v .n llio cl'.y yrl.rly, Cra flh. ruoktd in iHiv, at tht Na tional Caft. W.tail-A ulrl for general houa w.H. ils Commercial atrwt. W. A. Htinrmtn l In Bait Fraud wo Ai ('I'linii .. o niunlf.tij Jut tHitii'd by th. k!ii.!i. HUiTli'ti-lil'-Kt of public liK.inn il'i i'X imiIii itl'itm f.,r m itn mikt. v. Ill bo li.'ld In tlil iviunty on Ki'bi'jiT)' 14, 15, 16 and 17. giirHll win II IV to b HUllllllf (.l! to 'lie llpi( lllltK war ir.iiiriirlailini t'omanl," by th,. r.unty .up rlnt.-n.Unt and not if--""""'"" ". Ir"). by tl, n.unty ltr-t of i-xniiilm-m. """"' 10 ",u u" Tlu. tirlni.-...U..t U to K m tUo 'I'""H"K f hut on lnU-rjtutl-.n or ,ln f.M- holding th . xmnlniitlonii In 1 ,0,,M' l,, ,l"n' U 1 hul m " tlim rniiniv iiniimr hip ur wjui'j i! u-nniattt'd T11AN8VAAL UMH IS LIFE. M'jr.iIlKtii aro dUcuimlng the t('rr.bl4 Ur of llf brought about by Um Trani- I u' Vl l.,.n lir la .-.nrlflm.H ' a purpoiMr for an hwumt principle It wort better to prewh ogilnut the ne'd k'na micrlflrn if life. Thousand of P'pl ruoounib to allmeniii wWch riilf;ht illy have b n checked In the biguinliig. I-ypi.-phla currUa oft more; p.ipl Hum are kllb-d In war. The Uio rf lfoii;tUr' Htomach Ulttt-ra I would odVo many lives. cnatlpa'lon j inny ncni a little thing, but It Invari-. iiii'M iiiioIl. by c II. Cooiht, the well-lnbly d.-velopn Into aomething w;-, I kii.Mi m-n-hmt of thl city l i un and th long-r It If allowed to run, the i Inli'i vh w with an Axbn-luti reporter, haKrr It U to cure, Th.j IUU.ff cur may.be given un llm.-ly and appro.' indig-atlon, connUpatlrm. dynpopula and ! pirn. I do not bdlove th.-r U u. bill- ii!iM, nxtunilly an 1 p.rmanenUy, Klo lin of biiilnfi In t1i) city wlich good for cvrylKdy. biin not HUfTervd nnre or lem from ' th, flln.pt fftu In i,r tlu, ml,. te,n th- .ranM.atlon tom.,nl,. ! The I'unli t'luh 'mmlttv for th' niatiiir Uim.irrow. It la truo that a fur an our fHt.ilillKlinM-nt concerned more j coining t,iin will I. n'oliiti.d at tin hlm- Im bix-n d,n during the next r'-giilnr im-ftlng of the club Moii lay ev.'Ulng. Home vify Import ant wmk la b"lng plunmd f.r ttio ti'Vlniklng of tli new year and (in elTiit will b mud,, to atari the bill rolling at the rn-xt imi'tlng. A rert haa lieen fibs In the run loma nlllre by the own.ira of the aow raolllc, which recently aank at ICdwnrd'a dix-k, atating tlut the craft ml few mailt Im than ev,r before for the Mime given period, and 1 am fat Mb d that the aume condition apply t tin- other Important bu'dnena houia In the city, liut I am alao tonvlne that had the ratea of fare lietwerii here and PoirJa'ul been the aamc un l-f,.re thla cotnllit began a viiat umount more of bUNlm-sf would have K-cn don and trw whole com. muntty would have Uvn proportion. mm m Eyes A Cut That Hurts Competitors 8.00 Men's Overcoats or Suit $6.25 110.00 Men's Overeonts or Suits $7.50 $12.50 Men's Overcoats or Suits $9.50 flo.OO 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 A Cut That Pleases the People $2.50 Pant . . . $1.90 $100 Pants . , . $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 $100 Pants . . . $4.80 $7.00 Pants . . . $3.60 la a total wreck. The rariro Ion waa ately better off financially." Mr. Coon- rm btulnrm f, ho Taiirie Kheel MiH.'almut 110, while ihe iioow waa valu tjef' vlewf of the matter may be afe. al Work. For Itent 1 1 o'jk-keeping rvoinj, eighth atroj. Ill at 1 100. A new mow la now roiMtrueted for Captain Wake. bclrg I) Cail'pbnll, the mim canner, la In with frtnixli fur a 1'uj-t (ounl aal. the city vlaltliig few daya. John V. Woniatuff an. Mia Tina i:iliiigon of tilney wor-j grante,! a II ine to marry )'et-rdiy. Mm. J. I Carl,iii left on the ateam. r t.'oluinlila jMiulay murnlng for Hin FranclMNi whi.r ahe will vlflt frlenda. Mi-n. IliirgeiM I'tukUiw, cl.Uivnyant aial triune mullum, will hold a circle tonight, 25.., MiUn Htn.t ltoune. J. N. l.awa of the lOdtpie Hardware Company, left for Portland Uiat even ing to meet Mm. Uiwa, who la re turning from a vUlt I'.uit. Roalyn coal laata longer, la Cleaner and makea leaa trouble with itovei and chimney flues than any other. Oeorge XV. Sanborn, Agent. Telephone 1S1L If local bustle were ime concern, In control of all the trade. The rallron.l burn would aoon "got next," And an adjustment would bo made. A lull In foreclosure haa been filed with the Couity clerk on a mortgage Iwiued to Join IMdoVll by Mra. T, Knappa and tlte town of Kiuppa In 188J for the amount of 13,000. Roalyn coal la the beat and moat eco nomical coal for household ute In As torla. Try ti onoe and you will have no other. Oeorge W, Sanborn, Agent Telephone 131L Twenty-three virtsra filed theJr affi davlu of rrglatntlim with ho county clerk yeaterday, bringing the total to date up to nlnnty-alx. Of yesterday's number eight wore from country pre clncif, the finit to appear on the lint. Old Continental If a standard high grade Kentucky wl.lnky. Absolutely pure, and can bo recommended to thoso seeking a stimulant for medical and so cial use. Bold by Aug. Dxnlclaon, As toria, Oregon, Joarph Itlrhe waa placed under J500 bonda In the Juatlre court yesterday l i apiwar Iwfirt the circuit court on a charge of naaault with a d-adly wea pon on one I. Malagamla. It U charged that tin two were ongagil In an altercation In l"pp-rtown i few nighis ago h-n niche drew a re volver and dlcharg-d It at Mala gamba. The real ntate trannieitkina placed on record with the county recorder yentrrduy were i follow: Ham M. Peterson to Harah B, Munson, noith. eimi n'liii t.'r section 26, T 6 N, It 3 W; tl ly 4ld to represent the sct.tlm nt of the bualneti rmni of As.orla, g.neral. ly." TIIF 8TKANDKD LIGHTSHIP. HUjry That Bhe Went on the JJi-ach a Second Time True. The local news department of the Aaioilnn has under serious consider, tljn the dli-uuclilng of a special com. TuWlojvr on' ambaaxad.c cxraordd nary and mlnlst'tr plenlpotontktry to the scene of the wreck of the UghUhlp which recently irandl ort North Head. It la oppm-ut that In the re pirt concojulng on all gd aAind mlili.ip on Wedmnduy Inst truth Is luting cHNt about upon ih. waves of Ao-e those given the best oare throughout all periods cf one's life. "I used to have the beat eyes," Is a common expression. Thte people very Ukely havs bad eye now because neglectful of the care neceaaary to keep them good. Let us help keep yours good. If you h&vn't good onea let us aaalst In making them good. Right glass aid that's what w offer. Northwest Optical Co. i' Th Labbe Htdg., Btcond and Waahlnifton St Roomi soi-ss-3 C POIITLAND, OKEOON. ovvintuwvvvnjvinnnixnnnuv ik. at . a. . a it... I .no, i.inviiie, snenn, o o. " Imll.Terence a a huovnni n ,.,. ler. eat half of aouthearft quarter of,n ,M ,ttrbUiant aectlon 13. T I N I. W; 1153 W. C.jUr, JM r. jenen nna wiie to u. a. uew.s niiv and j, C. Flanders, northeast quur. tr of action 13, T & N, 11 10 W; IStNJ. Mia A. A. Hoiigln to Etta Hllleary, tot 0. block 8, Ocean Grove; Hradbury's addition to 3115. F, Hansel of Morrison Btntlon left ft large rlustr of luclous raapberrlcs , nt the Astorion olt'.oo yesterday, the first of the season, The buries werd grown In the open and have perfect fluvnr, Jugo Cray went to Portland laat night to ivmnln until Monday, Ho gon to see his brother, Captain J. T, Oriiy, who Is about to leave for Washington, D. C, on private busi ness. Captain O-rvty will return to Alarka In the spring. A lurge quantity of new machinery 1 being placed In Dalton's Columbia Steam Laundry, Theso additions are being mado to meet the Increased de mands of trade which, Mr. Dalton states, has been doubled within the past month. Services at tha Norwegian Evangel ical Lutheran church will be held to day as follows: Norwegian services at 10 45 a. m.; English Sunday school at 5:30 a. m.; EngiiU evening ser. vice at 7:30 p. m. Tho text of Uie morning services will be rlage of Cans." New officers of the AstorU lodge, Ancient Order of I'nlted Workmen have been Installed as follows: Wll aim Uom, P. M. W.; Dr. J. 8. Dlahop, M. W.; M. M. Fiynn, foreman; F. M. Lurntscn, ovurseer; A. Lebtrmun receiver; A. L. Clark, financier; J. V, Marlen, rccvlver; Dartd Alrth, guide; and A. Finney, inside watchman. The Installing offloira wore: Deputy U. M. W F. D. Wlnton; P. O, M. V, Qeorge Kaboth; gind foreman, C W. Carl'on; grand recorder, Thomas Dealey; grand recjlvor, Nat Jones; grand guide, C, W. Stockton. The Young Men's Republican Club held a meeting at the office of Johan Young last night to chose delegates to the State League which Is to meet Is Portland February 6th. Following are the names of those chosen: H. M. Dransford, Oeo, F. Welch, C. T. Cros by, J. C. McCue, II. D. Gray, J. E Young, Charles V. Brown, J. M. loung, Alternates were cnosen as follows: A, A. Callan, Claud D. Han thorno, Wra, Hansen, C. II. Aber. eromble, John Selnas, L. E. Howes, Chris. Llnenwcbcr, R. T. Jeffrey. A meeting of the club will be held at Young's olllee next Frlloy evening for the ptirposo of eleotlng, a new set of ofllcers for the coming term. Th. public library is In reoclpt of a large number of now volumes which rc now at the dlxinsnl of the public. Among the number are the following volumioH; Kipling's Second Jungle Hook, licet Harte's Storli s of Light and Shadow, The Holy Roman Em plre. Oonta BorUng.i Gumner Aboard the Yankee, Invisible Links, lone March, JmiIci Mrodlth, Japan and the Japanese, King's Mirror, Knights of the King's Ouai'd, Last Days of Pompeii, Lion and the Unicom, Love Me Little Love Me Long, John Street, l'l'lmro of Georgia, Relntzl, Ttile J.tniesons, That For.unc, The Fowler, TrleJ and True, The Celebrity, Yan. kee From the West, Amid the Shad ows, Awkward Age, iiyrons roems, Tha Caxtons, The Christian, Crom- well's Own and Gentleman Vagabond. A meeting of the association will be held on the third of next month for the purpose of electing officers for the coming term and foleotlng the var ious committees. The bowling contest last night be tween teams of The Dalles Comnvr- Tho Mar. clal Club and th A. F. C. resulted In an easy victory for the visitors, who c stepped upon ti banana DeW. somew here, somehow, for none of the many reports can be reconciled, each individual author disputing the aci curacy of th other. On Thursday mining tlie AtUffiam publlnluM ai Irrlrvlew with Conu-a.iti ir Mcintosh. who Is t-ndeavorlng to haul the light. ship off the winds, In which he de. dared unequivocally In the presence of a number of river veterans that the boat had not been wvirtlied onto the beach nor had It boon damaged In any way, as reported by a member of the life saving crew. No further attention was paid to the matter, but lo, and behold! the controversy Is again opeiwd by the above-montiosud member of the life-saving crew, him. self, who cornea to tin front with the following pointed and pungent com- munleatlon, received at this office yesterday aft.vnoon, in which. the contractor's utterances are dished up and served back to him a la carte: In your tssuo of the iiih Lnt t notice an Item In your 'Arr.unrt Tnun1 column, stating that Captain McVlc ar twd received Information from & member of the life isvl iir n.wvlre thm the llahtshlo luul miu nrii-irr ami was breaking ud In tho s.irf. I i.h to inrorm tne public that I am the niemoer or tne life saving service re ferred to. and wlio BVIVA htm Informa tion tlvat rhe light-ship had broken all her moorlmrs. nnd mna hnrit nn the beach, but I did not sav that she was breaking ud. In ivmnl m. xt Mclrwouh sajilng that 1. kmjw the story to be rot. fr-.wn atem to steru, and that th UffhtsliJn n-ni flmninir like a silvery fmither.1 swan on Lake Lomo, 1 will gay that .that irentle- man must hve an object In keeping me irue mots rr.wi the public, or, he Is Igmu-ant of the situation. If the latter is the case, he had beter onmo over nnu taKe & look nt tho ohir. higher and drier than ever, with her btilworks knoekenl into kindling wo.nl from her starboard quawcr chock to ine main rigginsr." HIS MOTHER'S BREAD Re says was always ao light and well baked. Well there la a knack In mak ing lu But don't forget the kind of stove or range used makes a difference. Hit mother used a Htnr Estate Rnrtgo DEEP CUT oa 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 DONT BUY FROM WISE YOU LOSE MONEY HERMAN WISE He Does the Business '3. H.F.Prael Transfer Co I Telephone 23. Idraying and expressing All Goods Shipped to Our Cars Will Receive Special Attention, No. S3S Duane St., . Astoria, Or. W. 3. COOK. Mgr Rn. Tel. Ill W. J. SCTJLLT, Agent, itl Bond streat. ScowJBay Iron and Brass Works, lath St. and Franklin Av. Huffschmidt & Lovell, Props SEMI-STECl, .MASCASCSE sod I'MOSrtlOK DR0XZC t Specialty IRON and BRASS CASTINGS X 'Phone U45I, Astoria, Or. W. C. A. Pohl, COIITT comiL Undertaker, Embalmer and Funeral Director Caskets and Funeral Supplies constant ly on hand. Corner 11th and Duane Sto, Astoria, Ore U OCKN 4 SHASTA kSf SOUTD Big Smith Premier Typewriter Sale The Washington Agricultural College of Pullman, Wash., has just purchased four new-model Smith Prem ier Typewriters of L. & M. Alexander 4 Co., 245 Stark St., Tortland. Other so-called standard typewriters wera in competition, bnt owing to the superiority of tha Smith Premier the college decided in its favor. WEDDING CARDS ""m C,8DS W. G. SMITH & CO., ENGRAVERS, " BUSIflESS CHKDS 22 and 23 Washington Buildinsr. 4th and Washington 8ts. over Litt's. PORTLAND, OREGON. C0PPEH PLATE PRINTERS V ISITI NG CARDS INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN. ORDERS SOLICITED. LEAVE SOCIETY KOTES. Miss Hulsted and Mlas Elmore spent last Wednesday in Portland. Miss Sherman Is spending a few days In Portland, the guest of Mrs. Campirl. Miss Harriet Tallont Is spending a month In Portland the guest of Miss Elliott. Miss Charlotte Bennett attended the Ward matinee In Portland yes terday afternoon. Miss Hellborn entertained the Chaf- Uig Dish Club last Thursday evening at her home on Franklin avenue. 1 Mrs. Philip Stokes gave a cord par ty to some of her many friends at her home Thurssay evening. A FEW INTERESTING FACTS When people are contemplating a trit whether on business or pteasare, the) naturally want the best servlos ob. tasiaote so tar aa speed, comfort aal safety la oonoemed Bmployea of tai WISCONSIN Ct-flTRAL LIN El. ar uald to serve the sb'ic and sur tralnj are operated so as to make olose cob neotlons wtth diverging mes at sJ. juncvtlon points. Pullnan Palacs Sleeplag and Chair Car on ttiroogb tralrs. Dining Oar servKs unexcelled. served a la carts. In order to obtain this flst class servlut ask the ticket agent to sell you a tick' orsr TheWlsconsin Central Lines : A. U Dally except Sunday : A. M fi:M P. M PORTLAND OVERLAND EX PRESS, for Balem. , I Roseburg, Ashland. 7:60 P.U.Bacrmmento, Ogden, oan irancisco, do lave, Loa Angeles, El Paso. New Or leans and the East Roteburg passenger Via Woodbura, for Mount i Angel, 811 verton, Wt Bclo, Brownvllle, Spring field and Nation.... Corvatlls passenger Independence, pass' ARRIVB 8:00 A.. 4:tS P. M Dally except Sunday tS:M A. U Jr: A. si Dally, tDally except Sunday. Connactlng at Bxn Francisco with Occi dental A Oriental, PacLto. Mail and Ose anlo steamahip lines for JAPAN. CHINA. AUSTRALIA, HAWAII AND THE PHILIPPINES. Rebate tickets on sale daily oeiween Portland, Sacramento, and 8an Francis- oo. Net rates $17 flrst-elasa, and IU aeo ond-class. Including sleener. F ates and tickets to Eastern points ana nuruuo. aioo japan, tnini. Honolulu ana auei Liistralla. Can Be obtained from J R KIRKIAND, Ticket Agent, 134 Third at. R KOEHLER, C. H MARKHAM Manacer u F 4 P. A Miss Bertha Hartin's Decorative Art Room. rait Line of Sen est Embroid ery Materials. Initials a Specialty. Choice Selection ol S:amping Designs. Stamping Neatly Done. U Room 830 Dekum Bblldiog, 31 and Waahlngton 8t., Portland, Or. 5335i!5r5 staH3!13":a35 Thfauah tickets iSaat for lowest rates Call on C. J Trenchard local aireat Wr a PartTO Oomcwi aSce astorla. VVHI E COLL LINi and you will max direct connection si Bt Paul for Chicago. Milwaukee and i all points east For any furrnw Information call on a -Uoket agent, or correspond with JAB. C. POND. Qea. Pass. Agent or JAfl A CLOCK. Milwaukee W . Oenera' Arnt t4S ttark Bl rort. jm Or, , Columbia, River and ruvet 9tnd Navl ! ration Company Palley t.atsert leavea AstorU dally, except Sunday, at 7 p. m. Leaves Portland dally exoept 8 un fit, v at 7 a. m. White Collar Una tickets and a It. A N. tlcKPts Interchangeable on Bailey ilatsprt and Hasaalo A. J. Taylor, Astoria Agt' V B SOOTT, Telephone UL President. Simple Arithmetic 9 Supplies ns with many of our best patrons Fcr Instance Dr. Kilmer's Swamproot is marked and sold by must druggists lor .$1.00 per bottle . .65 " While our Cut-Price Is Leaving a little remainder in your pocket ot 35 This isn't the only example; we sell all patent medioines and drugstit cor responding prices: Pinkham's Compound, C5c; Hood's Sarsaparilla," 73c; Paine's Celery Compound, 75c; Scott's Emulsion, 73c; Pierce's Prescription, 69c; Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, C9c. All these preparations are marked and sold by most stores for f 1.00. Woodard, Clarke 6c Co., Cut-Rote Druggists, Fourth and Washington St., Portland. Let us send you onr Cut-Rate Catalogue. I f t r: