The morning Astorian., January 16, 1900, Page 4, Image 4

THIS MORNIMi ASTOitlAN TUESDAY, JANUARY U, ,5)0(1.
Thousands of
Useful Articles
Are offered it LOWER prices now thin it toy oitiertltre In theyetr.
DRE5S GOODS, SILKS
UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY
In fict ALL our stock cf flrst-diss trf r z innel it Icwcst prices.
FOR THE HOUSEHOLD
LINENS Tal),e Liner e. Napkins, Toads, Toweling by the jard. Doil-
iei, Tea Cloths, etc. All the nereetarits tor the dining
room and kitchen at most tempting pricos,
BEDDING Sheets-hemmed and hemstitched, rillow Cases, Blank
eta. You ran save many dollars by purchasing bow.
HOME-FURNISHINGS S0 ! "me to "- Lee Cor--------
tains, Sash Curtaining, Tortiers.
Conchea, Couch Covers, Tapestry, Denims. Art Draperies, Comforts. Silk
alines, etc., at lowest prices.
b IntJ on the table. This brought
Cook to his fet tn a Jiffy and after
long and lmpativ.l tpvwh, he
onVroJ, an amendntxtitt o floddard'i
nuiUon moving that the mattor bo re
ared to th city attiKwy. The
ctuvir proceeded to put the amendment
Jn regular rdr but xm one thought
that the original motion should rtrwt
be put and a prolong! unparUnmen
tary dobate on the rthloa of parliamen
tary law followed. In the mole th.
amendment was put and voted upon
and whon the nuUm as ainemliH)
straggled along mat tors aatunwd a
worse shape than ever. Councilman
as has drlbble.1 In frm South Africa
during the last 4i hour Indicates
tha n combined forward mowmntt of
a comprehensive charaottxr Is pro
eeevtlng. It Is tt neoeeaary to be.
llevtt the uneoiitlniuvl atorles of the
Soers being In full retreat from Co
lenso because It has bvn learned that
a column la proceeding via Woonon to
Helpnwaker to cut off tfolr rvtr.tTf
but at the same time, credible Infor
mation from nt;uiy sous Indisputa
bly point to momentous change in
the disposition of he republican
forces.
tt......., i-l ( ilni.n .1...-
Cook capped the climax by voting ' . " " ""'"
.. m. .,.... i January IS say that ali.ee their
ngaliwt his own revolution. OiMdurd
then pulled himself togvtlvr and sug
gested that the whole bu.-lius be
wiped off the slate anA a new ptart
made. This plan tmprvasod Mayor
Bergman with f.vor and the matter i
defeat on January I the IWr hive
been removing their guns front posi
tion south of L.uly!iuHi). The s.ime
dispatch confirms the report that the
! Thirteenth Hussars roucluvl Urobol-
was finally cleaned up by turning It
over to the city attorney.
The meeting then adjourned till next
ersk.Hf without mooting the Ifcwirw.
. As the trenches at Orobelorskloof
I were practically the atrongiwt post
MAn.tav nlehf lit TrSlV h..n 1 .... ",v: """.
.vy will be brought up and dls- 'J"' .l"",."
, . i the Urttlsh.
Councllmen Svensen and Schemer
kau were absent.
THE CITY DADS
I dered paid, as was also another batch
, as follows:
' Bremner & Holmes. II; Fomi &
Mil nl MNhNN stok- h. f. Pnei co.. ir.rs: as.
toria Box Co.. i:.; Fisher Bros.,
. H3.30; C. A. Llnenweber, $1.50; Seho-
; field & Hauke. J2i30: H. F. Prael Co.,
MANY RESOLUTIONS ACTED ON " lJJ!
" J V, Y i.lUTt i-t
17.93; West Shore Mills Co.. JS
BR TAN MAKING TROUBLE.
Politicians CVvumlUng What to
About His New York Visit,
Do
consldt'rably nshmlslwd
Merchants at rietcrmar-
llraburk have rei'elved niessagra from
Ladysmlth skiylng: "Urlng up Jam,
etc.," Indicating that the Ladysmlth
agents anticipate the linnuv'liite
opening .of communications, whllo
I-advMiilth abo hi'liographed the be
lief prevalent there t January 1J,
that the Boers were moving and con
centrating their forces elm-whore.
As corroborative of Urttbh activity
in the dlreoton of the relief of Lady'
The Astortan Declnrei the City Offi
cial Paper Parliamentary Con
fusion That Was Poddy.
NEW TORK. Jan. 15The Tr,bune
sa-s:
Tha democratic organisations Uio smith, a dispatch has bven rvcelvwl In
city are in a ad tangle owr William London from Hull. to the effect that
J. Bryan's approiehlng vfcih. to New he expected all disixxUtl. ns for a
Tork. O. P. H. Belmont, who has no synchronous movement of the various
oflleUl jxwltl.Bi either un.t. the city ciIumns against the bvieged gnrrlson
a.lmlnlstr ition 5r any of the orgun!. ' would be completed this morning.
a,tors, Intends to entertain Mr. Under thesj circumstances it Is con
Rry.m at dlnnrt. At this Oi n iter will ' sldeil quite probiible the advance on
b nearly all the prominent domecrats the beKaguered town has commenced,
of th? state and the olty. Thpre will and that fighting Is In progre. Op-
be ivprvswativos nrom up the state, tlmlsts go so far as to Ry that It is
from Kings county, frvmi Tammany expected Ladysmlth will be relieved
and from the (. hieago platform demo- tonight, If all goes well
crats.
l?tR clearing the cotnplrxititt 0I uiuiglitly eruptions, and preserving, pnrlfylng,
-ft" and beaiillfylng ilia skin, seiilp, hair, and hand, nothing so pure, so siw-L
so siHHxlily elT. tlvo as Citutm 8oAr. It removes Uio cauri ot illiitlgurlng
emntloii,. hiss .f hair, and Ul.y blomUlimt, tIi.: ihaelogge.1, Irrltatwl, lnll.im.Hf,
or KluttRii.il eomllll.m ot the Pohrs. C'vtu'Csa 8Ar ombinim O.-llrat.. e.iiolllont
proportuw uerive.1 irom htiit, the (rest sklu euro, with the pure.t o( elo.ii.lna
ngredlenu and iniwt rolnwhlng ( ilowpralora. Nootharsoan, however expou.lvo,
to be compared with it for all puro of the tollot, hath, uud ntirory. It coin-
Mnos in One 8or at On I'Hica namelv. 2.1 f-r ilin .r .ki ....
pAlLVVA'pOlHTS EAST
Through palaoa and tourist alsepsra,
dining and library otwervatl.m ears.
Kl.MOANT VKHTIIIULU TRAIN8.
No, 4. "flyer" hmvea 1'ortland at
145 p. m.
p. m,
No, I, "riysr," arrlvsa Torlland at
I oo a. m.
Tor rates, tto., call or addrsaa
a. w. LotiNHiiioitrtT,
Agent O. It, N., Astoria,
or
A. 11. C. DICNNIBTONT.
C. P. A T. A., Portland, Or
The Idea is to turn the dinner Into
a sort of love feast and harmonize all
factions 50 that a oliJ and unani
mous delegatlou may be svnl to the
rOTt i1..t,1i-wvi tin nn II n n AU1...UI.,K
to vote ror uoan. mis Is all well as
f tr as It goes, but the trouble brewing
Is over what official rttice shall he'
taken of Mr. Bryan's presence by the
Tarpmany organization and the Demo
cratic club.
According to reports there are two
ELM BRANCH LIBELED.
by transacting a big wallet of mis
cellaneous business In considerably
less man an hour. There wa a!thftt .ftmn .k ,v
! n iterant ino q-qd in .i, ji
l - " in iwvt: nitr tusc'jvcry
SEATTLE, Jan. 13.-The Pug,t
I Sound Tug IVat Compiuiy t.xbiy flUvl
A. .V.
Allen, K3.1S; Foard A Stokes Co.,
U9.2S; Bremner & Holmes 111; A. V.
Allen,
The committee rep.irted that the
bill of A. V. Allen had been Incurred
irregularly In that the groceries had
rot oen nrAvh-tnaiv k.. . y. . i - ' " - fc v i
' "J uc ,. .. ,, , , i
council, but the circumstances sur-, r "u,iouerl",un- nrei didnt RETURN TO PORTLAND.
rounding it wvre of an unusual nature j" " ",u"n, "' ,lv5,wr' f'
and Dnvrnn h.,M iva. d-nt ot the Democratic club, ar.d con
templates a dinner at the club In Mr.
Bryan's honor. Mr. KelUr Bald he
claim for sal vase atralnst the
steamship Elm Branch in the federal
court. The. company asks ICO.WO f. r
services rendered in towing the Elm
Branch Into port after the latt.r ves
sel broke hor prjpellor. off Cape Flattery.
i us I'll v rnnnmi mctw in lutrri ur . . .
-.J , V . V. v 7 I L ' aM P3?1"" oull be made. Mayor
Bion last rugnt, ;vna oroae trie record . nprfman thon T-nioi
a .Kn4.cvj iiuil IliC VI 11
had been incurred by the chkf of po
lice on his Instructions. He stated
Btt seasoning, too, in the way
was made that a widow washerwom
an named Hanson, who resides down
tion of things he at once ord.-red that
provisions be furnished them at tho j
couple of debates which were of more.
than passing interest.
J "yZ Z , J . T on watront. had been washing
Uoenae, to C. A. Campbell and John L. cIothes for the 8ma
Cartooa. Next they Bjanted the peU- quarantine was at once ordered to be
tlon of Peter Durrell for a transfer of blithed upon the house. lnc!d-nt-
e .r : V"61" , . 0IaII- s 1 that the widow
.u ,ur su. anu men got ,vas the mother of seven children and
Olsen had a complaint against O. V.
Haven because of the location of a
dwelling on the public highway di
rectly In front of his (Olsen'e) lot in
euburban AUerbtook. This was re
ferred without comment.
An official communication from
County Clerk Wherity stated that
the aggregate valuation of the assess
able property in the City of Astoria
had been determined to be J1,5"2,JSL
The street superintendent, asked
that he be granted 2,000 feet of lumber
for the purpose of Improving a sec
tion of the street at the Junction of acoordirgly
ucunauu ateuue aim inirry-iourin
street.
Claims against the city were then
submitted as follows: Dally News,
75c; Prael Transfer Company, $7.50;
F. W. Furgtson, $1.50; Fisher Broc.,
40c; Astoria Transfer Company, $6:35;
V. W. Ferguson, $18. These were or-
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 13-Two
United States transports, the Olym
pla and Pennsylvania, arrived here
would certainly Invite Mr. Bryan to ! today from Manila. On board the
come to dinner at the club as his Olympla was Colonel Vlete, of the
guest, and If he accepted would invite Fourth cavalry, who Is to be iviiro.i
a number of democrats to meet him.
The discussion Is as to whether this
dinner shall partake of a formal poli
tical nature or be simply a personal
welcome of Mr. Keller to Mr. Bryan.
If it is a formal affair it cannot be,
"n account of the size of the club
house, a largj dinner. It can be made
very Important, however, by a care-
was pntfnrtv H.titnto ,v,, v, -j..
food in the house f
As soon as he learned of this c.ndiJ PUn," to !"ake 11 theri"8 "
as brigadier general.
BRYAN NOT COMING.
NORTH TAKIMA, Wa.ih.. Jan. 13.
J. D. Medill, of this city. Is In receipt
of a letter from Willlnm J. Bryan,
who says It Is not now certain whether
he can visit this stite In Ftbruary
as he had Intended.
ploxlon soctp and tho unit toilet and baliy noap in tliu world,
MA ItimtMbiMil IS vorld. Iitrva hr .mOim ' lj. w . . u UBI
haul Iht icf, IUic, uj lloJ, Im. wi
Does Not Belong to the Trust
COURTRAI
IRISH FLAX
GILL NET TWINE
Foard ft Stokes Co., Agents
ItuxuRious Travel
rnilH "North.Wciurn Llmlta.1" traiaa,
tleetrlo llghttd throughout, both la.
Id and out, and sietm haatiKi, are,
without aiceptlon, lh flittit trains In tbw
world. Tbsy ainbody th lataat, ntwtat
and best ideas fur comrort. oonvsnltno
and luiury tvar offered the traellog
public, and altugeiber art th most oom.
plett and splendid production of the oar
builders' art.
The Bplendld Trains
Connect wltb
The Great Northern
The Northern Pacific and
The Canndlnn i'nciric
AT BT. PAUL TOn
CHICAGO and the UAST.
No eitra charge for tbeas superior aA.
commodatlnns and all classes of ticket
are available for paaeace oa the famous
"North-weetera Limited." All trains oa
this line are protected by the Interlocking
Illork system.
W. H. UKAD. r. C. BAVAQB,
(len'l Agent, T A.
Portland Ore.
COLUMBIA STEAM1 LAUNDRY
CORNER NINTH AND AST0R STS-. ASTORIA
I!
expens of the city, the mayr con
cluding by saying, "It was the only
way around ft, and I was not going to
prominent democrats from all over
the state and th city to welcome Mr.
Bryan.
i J' hn F. Carroll, Mr. Croker's de
puty and the lead.T of the Tammany
organization In Mr. Croker's abnce.
l'j-Ji not relish this plan. Mr. Carroll
is Inclined to give the dinner at the
H'ltfl Savoy, and make It a big one,
with rotuing sp.echeB and enthuFlam
galore. If this plan is adhered to. It
chare, anri .hn..i.i i,.,. ,.ilw"""J pariaKi or me nature oi a
see a widow ajid htr childron narve!
In Asicriu even were I to h com-j
pelled to pay far the necessary f.xd '
cut of my own pocket."
Councilman Parker aro9 to mgges-t
tnat the case was properly a county
Tammany affair solely and Timmany
would have the credt alone, as Tam
many men would predominate and be
in charge While at the IX-mooratlc
From the day that a yonng man starts
tut to seek his first position to the end of
is business life, bis health has a world to
do with his snccess. When a young man
applies to a business man for a position, bin
personal appearance has a deal to do with
the outcome. " Personal appearance" does
not mean dress alone. It docs not mean
exterior cleanliness alone. A young man
may be clean, so far as soap and water will
make him, but be disfigured by unsightly
pimples eruptions and ulcerations on the
kin. These are due to impurities in the
blood. The blood becomes impure because
it is improperly nourished. Instead of
receiving the life-giving elements of the
food, it receives the foul emanations of
indigestion, bilousness and costiveness.
The reason that Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery is the bast remedy for
disorders of this description is that it goes
right to first causes. It gives a man an
appetite " like a horse." It facilitates the
flow of digestive juices. It corrects all
disorders of the digestion, and makes the
assimilation of the life-giving elements
of the food perfect. It invigorates the
liver. It purifies and enriches the blood.
It makes the muscles strong and active.
It tones and steadies the nerves. It makes
a young man look as he should strong of
body, alert of brain and clean and whole
some of skin. Medicine dealers sell it,
and have nothing "just as good."
" I had enema in its worst form," writes
Atutin Ratntcy. Esq.. of SaltiUo, Huntingdon
Co., fa. I trird three doctors but got no re
lief. I thought it would xrt me wild, it Itched
and burned to badly. The neighbors thought I
WOT'.d never be cured. I tuJk your 'Ooidea
tdeuical Ducorcry ' and am bow wtlL"
This, he said, constitut
ed his only objection to the payment
of the claim.
There was an imnatlpnt f!anh in th
mayor's eyes as he faced Mr. Parkef c:ub Tanimany vou hav l share
Than he began: honors with others. This la the con-
"I have already gaid, gentlemen, I tention and U waa last nl'nt tnat
will ty the bill mvself if rou r.t:mom was Deln "P01 lavishly m
to disallow it." Thfn tn Mr Pri, ea,,le tolla 10 St a ruIIn8: uPn the
"But the county authorities were not
In session and there wa3 no wiy of
getting action from that direction un
til they were in session. I'll tell you
one thing; tha.t if you should go with
out your good warm breakfast and
did not know where In the world you
were to get in you would mighty
soon forget all about red tape, tte
county authorlteis and every thing
else. No, sir; there la no reasonable
excuse for anyone going hungry in
Astoria, and they won't If it is In my
power to help them."
With this the motion to allow the
claim was poased, Mr. Parker voting
favorable with the others.
The council then took up the matter
of awarding contracts for the city
printing, the Astorian receiving tho
contract to publish the city advertis
ing for the coming year. J. S. Delr
linger was awarded the Job printing.
A resolution was then presented, of
which Councilman Cook waa th au
thor, declaring intention -to build a
road at a point beginning at the west-
em extremity of Bond street, themce
running to a point 30 feet at right
angles to the N. E. corner of block
2, in Taylor's Astoria; thence along
the present existing trestle on Taylor
avenue to its intersection with Kis
slngton avenue."
The introduction of this resolution
stirred up the amusing incident of the
evening. The ball waa started by
Councilman Goddard, who opposed the
resolution on the alleged ground of
economy. He declared that the city
could not afford the improvement at
the present time and wound up with
a retrospective and pathetic allusion
to the time when Astoria warrants
"were being hawked around for 65
cents on the dollar." "They're worth
100 cents now and, by the powers that
be, we will keep them there," be declared.
who Is
controversy from the chief,
now In England.
Whatever the decision is. It was said
last night, a dinner will be given Mr.
fcryan and he will be aaked to speak.
He will be allowed to say whatever
lie pleases, but ft will be intimated to
him that while Tammany does not
ask him to abandon hla free silver
creed, there are other issues In
which Tammany is more interested at
the moment and which he will be asked
to dilata upon at length.
Tammany's gurreader to Bryan la
complete and Is emphasized by the
fact that the organization wants him
ail to Itself and does not want to share
tho honor of welcoming him with any
one el. It haa'not been decided yet
whether or not a rousing mass meet.
ing will be held, at which Mr. Bryan
will be asked to speak but this is re
garded as unlikely .
From here Mr. Bryan wiU go to
New England, where be will consult
with George Fred Williams and other
of his followers m that section of the
country.
BOERS LEAVING LADTSMITH.
Indications That Important Changes
In the Situation Hava Transpired.
LONDON, Jan. 15. Up to the prea
eat, the reported creasing of the Tu
gela river by General Warren's di
vision remains but a rumor. Never
theWjs, the whole tenor of such news
BEECHA&1S PILLS
taken at night will make you
tfeel right, act right and look
right They cure Constipation.
1 0 rente aad 9S oeste, at all dr store
Catarrh is
Not Incurable
But it can not bo cured by sprays,
washes and InhnlinK mixtures wbh
reach only the surface. The disease is
in. tho blood, and can only be reaaiiod
through the Mood. 8. S. 8. is th only
remtHiy which can have any eJaci open
Catarrh ; it cores the disease perma
nently and forever rids the system of
very trace or ine vue complain.
II 1m Jofie Owen, of Montpclter, Ohio,
writes: "I was at
dieted from Infaoey
with OaUrrh, and bo
ens ean knew the
suffering it prodsou
better than I. The
sprays and wastes
ii V J .
7 tore relieved me oaly
rt:T epefellj, aad
I V'-A-J tkosfh I wed lb
eoastantly for too year, the disease h4 a
firmer hold than ever. I tried a somber f
bleod remedies, bat their nlasraj tngredSeati
settled in ay boars aad gave ste r beans tin.
I was la a laaiaa table eeifllUea. and aflat e
hanattng an tfaatateat, was doolaeotHu set able.
teetBg g. S. I. awfwrttsad as ear for Woe
diseases, I tfaeUed 10 try It. As seen ae aiy
system waa aaaer the etteel ef the aaedttUe,
I began te lasreTO. aad alter tmUag A lot
two atoathi I was eared eejaayjeeely, At
dreadful dlseaae was eradlaetael tmm aay er
lea, and I fcere bs4 ae fweam !.
Many hart been taking toe treat
ment for yean, and flni themselves
were now than tvar, a trial of
S.S.S.rTrh,Blood
for Oatarrh. It will ear the i
wfJl prove it to be lb rigfcl reeoedy
itinate case.
Booki mailed free) to iht
Swift Speeiflo Oo., A Want, da.
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over the Union as the Great Railway
running the "Pioneer Limited" trains
every day and night between St, Paul
and Chicago, and Omaba and Chicago.
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Understand: Connections are made wltb
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For rates), pamphlets, or other lnf orma
ttotv (address,
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Portland, Or. Portland, O.r
We aro now rt n rttl to do all
kinds of Iniiiitlry work en sliort no
tia the lnnt linvinu Lctn rtinotl
t ltd thrdtihout nnd ntw nuuhincry
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FACTS
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safety la sonoaenad. BaaptuaM Of tae
WISCONSIN CWTRAL LI NEC are
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are operated M ae 10 makV eoa
Deotlona with diverging m at aQ
lunenioa potnta
Punsaaa ralao Bleetaag aad Vbalr Care
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and all Eastern Points.
Olvas oholo of two faTorlta routes, via
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2 J Day 8 to Denver
3J Days to Chicago
4J Days to New York.
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