The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, February 08, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTIIK MOHNINO AHl'ORlAiN, THURSDAY, FEIfflUAKV P, 9U(. )4 -(jit, (uy -AS -t.y-ttAy iSMJ I it a TT OVERCOAT and MACKINTOSH SALE 4, An a Hjiccidl inducement lo rcdnco our utoek previous to Kpring nrrivalu wo will inuko a lnrj;o rotluction on tlie nbovo noMy goods nt lesn than eont. 11 JT C. H. Cooper The Leading House of Astoria ('4' -(iv -Mi1 fe1?)"--' ! I' wit) I! It 44 rr 'Dp Do you know the most luxurious bath in the world ? Have you used Pears Soap? TO ASTORIANS. TM IUII.V A STOMA Iw found . mU In I'orllaml nt Ilia wall-fcnawa llnncrr h i.f J. V. namllry .. H V.Miilnn Slrarl. Order f.ir lr l.la( 1. 1 vrtlh Oil Itnu a i II ! irHil Atlaatluu. TODAT'H WBATHCR. l'ullTI-ANI. Feb. . Western Ore i. It, Western Wnslilllitton, on ftolonill rnlit. AROUND TOWN. V. . June, of Hnlcni, III In the city. Attorney (', J, Curtla la icnl iinl from I In' nuinnu" mi nt of th weekly II'TuM. Ill" aoll Mill pnsltln In the fill UIM, lloliert tlray tins rrnlgin-il (rum Hi ofhcn of tiiurslinl of Hammond. Krllx Frederli-kaon Imit liei-n iiiiiwlntcd to rllcwd I1I111. Cream I'urc Itye. America's finest whiskey. The only pure goods; auur- ttnt. cil rich 11 ml mellow. John L. Carl on. Hula agent. Iir. Hklnner, of Fort Htewn. hua been ordered to Vancouver, Wnalilnir- icin. tiiiniHirurlly. lie will ko to the riullW'liii-a soon. '. t M.Uowiiu In over from Chinook, j An eitsincor mi the (luldcboroUKii sus 1 talnml cvir Injuries Tuesday iiiuht by falling down halihway. Ilia Injur Ira will not prove fatal. H. WIU011. of Aalilnnd, la In the illy. 11. Colvln, of llwicii, Ik In towii. r 3. M. Johnnm-ii, t H-aalile, U In tho liy. w. rllv. H. Cram, of Aberdeen, la In the: The Mniuutiltn will leave at once for lh Bound, having; received the tree 1 awry linprovein.nta at I'oillind. Hhe 1 will remain north AlHiut a month. I illiiml Ku.llnrr I visiting hi ar- 'Mill. Jim u)-r, of Han FramUro, la m town. M, V .'Kbllt. Iliinv. t Hnlfin, Ik at tho Oc 0. 8. Wllllania. iKcl.lnit. of Kiiiimit, la at th Ilnln coal lit the b't an J moal eco nomical coal for h'HiHfhold ui In Ar tori. Try It oma and you will have no other. UeoiK V. Banborn, Af'.'ht Tvh'i'hoim 1311. The night train wna (!elad an hour 11 n J a half b. twovn Portland and Uobln "j lam iillit biH'aiinv of a alight inlhliup to thtt liHoni'itlVD. Tiie train arrived In thli city after 12 o'llink. Craw null cooked In wlnt at tht Na tional Cofo. The ludle of tho MethocllMt church Mill inn dinner and auitK-r In the ulitiri'ii imrloia tomorrow night, In con ' 1 11. -t Hon with the ull-dny nieeling. 1. I', ivtlt, ..f llwaeo, wag In AMorla ; Twi-iitV-nv. vein u meal. Let tvery- i lei .l. J l.iHly onn. liond Htreet FInIi Markot-Telephont ' To aivoiiiinodato tho who wer un- iniiiilier. Zlil. 1 1'aiiU k tiuiliiKlur tm returned from n vlr.il In roriland. Mra. It. 0. 1'r.iel and on have re turned from Cortland, -nt 15-cont meal, IUnliif Bun reatau rant, bli Commercial atrctt. H. W. Tal..r, of Kiigvm1, l In the lty, a guet nt tho Occident, nolo to take. aduntagu ( Ida clear- Wlllm.11 Flint and Mra. Flint hiuinpier arc vlnlllng In the city. of 'J'he aleaiiier ICIder urrlved down the t IV! r yeatcrday nnd prorei'ded to aeo. II. D. Grlllln and Mra. (irinin, of t'ortl.ind, nio topdng at the Occident. The Ordor of Wuahlngton will give aoelul dunce at Iliuithorn's hall thU evening. The OnldHhoioiiBh will not leave for the Sound until more favorubl weath er prevulla. Henry Fleckpnnleln, the wholeaale liquor dialer of 1'orttund, wai In ilie cKy ycalertl'iy. In the county court today Peter An Oeraon, it natlva .f Denmark, 'U ad mitted to cltlienahl, The achoonur W. F. Jewell, with a inrgo of lumber from Knappton, hug nrrlved at Hnn Francl.no, AdmlNilon day will be celebrated tn Aatoiia with a grand ball, given by 'the Native Daughters. Stennboat Innpectorg IlJwarda and Fullerd will examine the atvameri North Star and Drink on Saturday, alio ule Mlcm. llerumii WUo decided to coiitliiuo hla nulo prli-ea for a few U.iya liiiigcr; don't wait and regret. Itny now) Water conMimera houll bear In mind that next Bui unlay will be the Uat day on which to pay their water rate and avoid the extra charge ol renin that la nude agulunt all lie llniuentn. Old Continental la a aiandard high grade Kentucky wi.lnky. Abaolutcly puro, and con Im tvcomniid.sl to thoae ot-klng a itlmularvt f jr medical and to clal ua. Bold by Aug. Daitlelaon, Aa- torla, Oregon. The bowling conteat between the A. F. C. t-am and Captain Flnlayaon'a men will take place thin evening. The Kunta CLuii team will have a handicap of 30 plm each game. An oyster tup per la tht wager. The Ladl-s" Auxiliary of Grace church will give a Valentine tea In the Sunday ichool room on Thuraduy afternoon, the 15th, for the purpose of filling out a hoapltat box for our sick boy a ut Ma nllu. Kvcrybody cordially Invited. Tnclrtc lodge, D. of H will give 1 St. Valentlne'g ball on Monday, Feb' mary U. ncfreshmenti free. Cake walk. The fruit rake will be on ex hibition the I ant of the week at the Seaside bakery. Tickets SO cents. Judge Hnnford, of the United States district court at Seattle, has handed down a decision In admiralty, award ing Charles 1. Newman Judgment for 113.000 In his suit against the steamer Homer, to recover dumuires for per sonal Injuries. The tug Samuon Is ready to start with the scow schooner Wuuhougat for San Francisco as soon as the bar settles. The ofllclal trial trip of the Goldsbor- ough will be made on the Sound under the supervision of a naval board, of which Lieutenant-Commander R. F, Nicholson has been appointed presl flptlt. Aa Ih .Anp.lAnlAHi.n r9 th. M Un.lth l.n. . .it ' "- --i'" vi i.. B"V- 1 .1 - 1.1 ... 1 i liiiiriu. upon the dutlis of his ollluo as sue censor to Mr. Hughes, as city attor ney. Thomas Hoyle, the Wcstport logger, was married to Mrs. James Custck, of li.-nr Creek, In Portland a few days ago. Twonty-three days from Kobe to Tort Towr.send was the remarkable record made by the schooner Spokane lnnt week. Ito:ilyn coal lasts longer, Is cleaner ! and makes les trouble with stoves and ' chimney flties than any other. Oeorge W. Banborn, Agent. Telephona 1S1L Be good to yourself and good to your friends. When you treat a friend Dr. Dllley, of Sanger, Cal., and Frank Gather, of Chinook Ueach, who have keen guents of Le Herring for the past few' days, left on the State yes terday morning for California, Dr, Dllley to return to his home at San ger and JJr. Gather to visit friends tn Santa Crui. Mr. and Mrs. James Kdmundx, high ly recommended Sunday school work ers, lately from Wisconsin, will lead In carrying out an Interesting program at the Baptist church next Suturday and Sunday. Everybody If. cordially Invited to be present and participate in the exercises. In a letter to Mr. Mayo, of tho A. & to whiskey, give him the beat. Harper j C. R. R C. W. Watts writes from whiskey Is the beverage for your , Dawson. "All we hear Is Nome. Nome, friends and for you. Bold by Foard The laws here are such that a miner Stokes Company, Astoria, Oregon. or prospector cannot successfully mine. I am of the opinion that fully one-half tho population will go down the river In thu spring." Tliore will be an ai-day meeting at II i Metliiidlut church 1. m irr.iv. Milliliters fiotn 1'irtlund, Wnrrenton, Ilwueo, Kiuppa and other places wilt be prcsi'iil. Tho meeting will lln ut 10 t. 111. w ith .1 pei no n by the U' V. Frank Winters, at t p. rn., a p. per by the tiuntor of (liiice church of Portland, and ut 7 30 p. 111., a love ftuat and er- mull. The clerk of the wat-r commission reports tlmt the receipts for January were I2.IW.M. Hope was expr. sned 'hut bills, uniountlng to V'j.l'), were ordered paid. Tin- noe un exp.initd trat the water connutiiera should bear In mind that next Situi.l.iy wld ba the Inst day 011 uhlch to pay their vater rates inn) avoid the extra charge of 25 c nta, made uyttinnt all dilnuetits. In the Bitlcle on the Hilary 1 .port the Astorlan made an eiror as to the figures. The patngraph, as irivcted, Is as follows: During the lout legislative assembly, when the As- trlu couitcr was amended, one ordl n ince nud that a sum not 1 xc e ll n j:.'. a month ua to be allowed the AntorU Public Library. Some one. not so much Interested In the subject na are, ( hung, d it to read not more thnn !?3 a m.mih, and In ll.ls way It was 111. 1. 1 a law." Sealed proponuls will be received at the oltlce of the Light-House Inspector, Miiriiaiii llulliling, Portland, Oregon, until 12 o'clock M., March 1, 1900 ,01 furiilnMnir provisions f . r v.suis an 1 stations In the 13th light-house district (r the fiscal y.ar ending June 30, I'M In accordance whh specillcutluns, cup. lis of which, with blank p.oponal and other Information, may be 1 ad up on application to Commander K. D. Taussig. L 8. N. Clinlrman (J. C. Fulton, of tho ath. lellu club, named the f.illuwlni? com- mliteiB at a meeting held lait evening: 'm m. mix roltlp, 1'. It. Sovey, chairman; It. K. Cuiruihers, It. i. 1'iuel, Her iiiun Wine and l.ert iti sn. (in oiganl nation, (.'. It. Thomson, tiiulrnian; J. N. Grlllln, V. F. All.n. J. K liigKins, U. I). Johnson. The club now lias a mem bership of I. and lis pr.sH'cts for a successful 01 giiidzutlon are all that could bt desired. The principal of the Hammond pub lic sch... has submitted the follow ing report for the t rm commencing September 4, 1M, and ending February 2. 1W0. Number of pupils enrolled, 82 boys, 37 and girls. 45; uver. gj number belonging. 6."; hveiage Ua ly attend ance, 62; average per cent of attend ance, an; number of visitors, 32. Those whose names were placed upon the roll of honor ate Kda k-rlcksun, Ellen Fredrlckaon, Hilfra Frcdiickson, Hll ma lohnsou and Clyde Leasy, Tte following rep Jits cf lovlis made In the several school districts through out the county have been filed with County Clerk Whcrlty: No. 1, 10 mills No. S, 20 mills; No. 10, 12 milli.; No. 11, 15 mills; No. IS, 5 mills; No. 42. 5 mills No. 17, 4 mills; No. 16, l.S mills; No. 3S. I mills; No. 6. 10 mills; No. 20, 10 nulls; No. 30, 8 mills; No. 7, S mills No. Si, mills; No. 25. 6 mills; No. 2 mills; No. 21. 7.5 mills; No. 32, mills. The city of Wnrrenton has levy of 10 mills and New Astoria mills. Seaside and school districts No, 24, 27, 18, 31. S3 and 12 made no levies. The stenmer Harrison arrived In from Umpqua late yesterday after noon, with 2,700 cases of salmon. She left Gardner Monday morning and soon after getting to sea ran Into the fur lous northwester that has lately swept the coast. The Harrison had an awful experience, being forced far out to sa and buffeted by mountainous waves for 4S hours. When she reached the harbor entrance she had barely enough coal remaining in her bunkers to make her dock. A few hours longer contln uanco of the storm, with her heavy cargo and coal exhausted, wuuld have made a serious situation for the Har rison. The preliminary work of the county court's first lay of the February term yesterday was devoted principally to auditing bills and entertaining mo tions and suggestions on road matters A petition from Wm. Joplln and others for a road In district No. 10 was read and Wm. McFarlane, A. 13. Powers and Ed Banks were appointed viewers with instructions to meet at the Knappa postCHce at 9 a. m. on Monday, Feb ruary 19. A petition from Win. Sture and others to vacate a road running through the Sture property In district No. 19 was granted and the above viewers were apolnted to locate the read asked for. TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAT. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money If It falls to cure. E. W. Grove's sig nature Is on each box. Ua fiOLFILINE, Bninilne! Bolflllnet If you are sick and tired of rubbers, which protect your fefct from wet or cld, and wish to save continual re soling of your shoes; If you wish to stop greasing your harness and pro longing the life of same at least fifty per cent. If you wish to sits greasing your beiu in your manu fiiclury, go to Peterson ft Crown, at Astoria, and try a oaae of BolflUne on your shoo and harness. Buy your shoes only of those who bare that sd- entlflc watr-rproof leather preparation. Take no othir. Address, PETERSON ft DROWN, Oewral Agents. Astoria. Oregon. Keep yourselves up to concert pitch by taking BEECH ALTS PILLS 10 ctsu as4 23 cents, it all inf Kern. struct any t i' phone, telegraph or oth rr line or wire or sround line or wire used or Int nded to be used for tht conduct of iectrlcal currents or elec- trbity so ss lo come In direct contact with or charge with electricity any of (be aforesaid pipes, mains, supply-pipes or other appliances of said water-system. rJttton 10. Each and every person, firm, company or corporation who shall violate any provision cf this ordinance shall upon convict! m thereof before the auditor and police Judge be punish ed In a fine of not less than ten nor more than two hundred dollars, or by I nprlionin'nt In the city Jail not to ex ceed eighty days. Pumted the Common Council, the 21st duy of December, P.M. Approved the 2Sth day of December, ism. Attest: ISAAC CERiMAN, II. E. NELrfON, Auditor and Police Judge. 1 u WATER 8EHVICE ORDINANCE. Ordinance No, 2117, entitled: An or- illniince prohibiting the Interference with, or Injury to all wuter-plpes, mains, service-t ip s, S' ivl e-boxis. stop-boxes, and all other parts and ap pliances. Including upp'y-lpf, res ervoirs, Hid load works of the water works and water-supply system of the City of Astoila, Oregon, regulating thu taking of water therefrom, and pre- verting the p. liu Ion of and throwing of any and all substance and matter in any waler-mnin, r.servolr, supply or other pipes of said system and fur- iner providing for the punishnent of all of violations of this ordinance. The City of Artoila does ordain as follows: Mtuon 1. That from and a:ter the passu g... and approvul of this ordinance no p.-ison, or p -rsons, firm, cou.pany, or corporation, shall In any manner take any water from, or attach to, or Jetttch from any water-main, water- pipe, serlte. or other nine, hvdiant Astoria Precinct No. 7 40 reservoir or connection, bv rmana of J 'hn Day Precinct 10 wl.leh water Is or may be hereafter jSvenscn 2 supplied to the (i y of Astoria to theWa,,,J''w 11 Inlial Itants thereof, or other consumer ! sew Astoria 73 of water, without llmt having obtained jwarrenton 7 Clatsop 9 Seaside 8 Melville 4 Cl adwell 8 Youngs River S Olney 13 Knappa 4 Clifton 46 Westport 2 Vcgpar 1 Jewell Mishawuka 2 Elsie E Push 2 REGISTRATION OF VOTERS. Total Number of Names on the Roll to Date. Astoria Precinct No. 1 35 Abtona Precinct No. 2 69 Astoria Precinct No. 3 ..74 Astoria Prooinct No. 4 88 Astoria Prwinct No. 6 Astoria Precinct No. G 35 pel ml slon of the Astoria Water Com mission, or I s duly authorized super intendent or agent, which permission shull be so obtained in accordance with the rules an 1 riku'a Ions cf the said commission now. or in rear er ,n force. Section 2. No person, firm, com pany, jo-rson. or rorpoiatlon ihall in Juie. or destroy, or Interfere with any uater-main, water-pipe-service, or oth er pipe, service-box, slop-box, hydrant, reservoir, or conm-cil n, by means of which wat.r Is or may be hereafter supplied by said city to any consumer of water. Section 3. No street contractor, or other xron, or persons, firm, company or corporation, having In charge the construction, or repair of any street, alley, hlifli vay. road, or crokiing with in the limits f.f the I Ity of Astoria, or along the line of the said Astoria Wa ter System outside of said city, shall without first hnvlrg obtained p.'rmis fluii 'if the said water comml'sion. re move, tear up, misplace, or change the locution of any water-pipe, service-, plx-, stop-box. service-box, hydrant, or other part, or appliance belonging to the said water-works, or system, or by means of width water Is supplied to any consumer then of, and ach and every one of said wat r-plpes, service Pipes, service-boxes, stop-boxes, hy drant, or other part or appliance, which after the aforesaid permission having been obtained, shall be so removed, t.irn up, misplaced, or changed In loca tion, shall be at the expense of said contractors person, persons, firm, com pany or corporation obtaining said per mission and each and every water plpc, service-box, stip-lox, hydrant, or other part of app.lance which shall be so removed, torn up, misplaced or changed In location, shall be replaced In as good condition as It was prior to said removal, tearing up, misplacement or change of location, and without damage to the same, or to the said city, or consumer, . Section 4. No person, or persons, shall cast, throw, or place In any water reservoir, supply-pipe, water-main, head-works, or other part of the afore said water-works, or supply system of said city, any Ulrt. rubbish, filth, wood, sticks, stones, or other substance, or matter, or shall In any manner pollute the water, In any reservoir, supply pipe, main, head-works, or other part of said water-works, or system. Section u. No person, or persons, shall pile any lumber or other sub' stance, or matei ial of any kind, within a distance of three feet from any Are hydrant, In the said c'ty of Astoria, or shall hitch any team, or horse, or horses, or other animal, or guy wire, or rope, or other appliance used as guy, to any hydrant, or water-pipe, or main, or man-hole belonging to said water-works, or system. Section 6. No steamer, steamboat, or other water craft or person having charge, or control thereof, or any em ploye thereof, shall In any manner at' tach to, or take water from any water main, public, or private hydrant, wa ter-plpe service, or other pipe, reser voir, or connection by means of which water Is furnished to any water con sumer, or to said city Itself, without having obtained permission so to do, as in section 1 of this ordinance provided. Section 7. No person, or persons Bhall In any manner open, or interfere with any man-hole, gate, or right of way belonging, or appertaining to said water works, or system, either within, or without, the limits of said city. Section 8. The provisions of this or dinance Bhall also apply to all plumb ers. Section 9. No person, Arm, company or corporation shall In any manner so make 'any electrical ground connection, either by attaching any wire or wires to any water pipe, main, supply-pipe or other appliance or part of the water system of the City of Astoria, nor In any manner place, attach, erect or con- Total to date. .647 PICTURES OF ELECTRICITY. The photography of lightening Is set ence s latest achievement These are caili d "electrographs," and are con' slJered of great value In the future knowledge of electricity. It Is well- known that a person struck by light ning beers an Impression resemDilng a Uee. The electrograph has proved that this Is because lightning Itself has a tree-like shape, which always leaves a vivid Impression wherever It strikes. In this respect It Is similar to the fa mous medicine, Hostetter's Stomach Pitter, which also leaves an iinpres slon that of health upon every one who uses It. This great specific Is for all stomach Ills, such as dyspepsia, con stipation, biliousness, malaria, kidney trouble, and all ailments which arise from Impaired digestion. It will not offend the weakest stomach. Hi Am If there is a fire in your cellar you put it out with water. If the flames are in the kitchen you use water again. If the fire is located in the second story, water is the agent to subdue it If in the attic, water is still your salva tion. Fire is fire, and no matter where lo cated, water puts it out. f Your body is a house of many stories. It is lined throughout with a rparvelously sensitive mucous membrane. Vhenever this mem brane becomes irritated or inflamed, the result is Catarrh. When you catch cold, you have Catarrh of the head, or eyes, or ear or nose. Bronchitis is Catarrh of the bronchial tuljes. Pneumonia is Catarrh of the air cells of the lungs. Consumption is Catarrh of the lungs. Heartburn and Dyspepsia are Catarrh of the stomach. Kidney troubles are Catarrh of the kidneys. Biliousness is Catarrh of the liver. Leucorrhoea is Catarrh of the pelvic organs in women. Almost everyone has Catarrh in some form. Pe-ru-na is the name of a medicine that cures Catarrh in any part of the body, the same as water extinguishes fire in every part of a house. It is a long tried specific for Catarrh in every complication and phase. It restores the delicate pink membrane that lines the in side of the body to a perfectly normal condi tion, and thus makes the sick well It is a universal remedy for that universal disease Catarrh. It is the only true Catarrh curt known to medical science. . Seasonable Goods at Cotton Rope Cotton Twine Net Floats Boat Sail Drill (different qualities) Dumbarton Salmon Twine KOPP'S BEST A Delicious and Palatable I11IV KJ wJCi ll. V. W- M M. The Norti. rwiti- b-ewer,of ftlmlif JBottlexj veer for family use or keg Vlr John Kopp p-..r-ietor, makes he- r I beer supplied at any lime, delivery ia 'or dinie'ie r,... t-x,.irt tr&Jh. I the city free. iMorth Pacific Brewerg TEACHERS' EXAMINATION. Notice is hereby given that the regu lar examination for state papers will be held at the county court house. commenolrg at 9 o'clock a. m., WedneS' Jay, February 14, 1900, continuing four days. J. C. LEE, School Superintendent, Clatsop County, Dated the 6th day of February. 1900. GRAND Masquerade BALL Of the SONS OF HERMAN To be given at FOARD S STOKES' HALL February 22, 1900 HANDSOME PRIZES FOR Best Sustained Character Best Cake Walkers Best Costume Best Kaltzers Tickets for Maskers Gentlemen, SI; Ladles, 50 cents; Spectators, SO cents; Children, 25 cents. For sale by any of the members. Golambia ElectPie & Repair Go Successor tc COLUMBIA IRON WORKS Loggers Supplies Kept ia Stock Blacksmiths Boilermakers Machinists Fonndrymen Logging Engines Built and Repaired Heavy Forging Under Power Hammer a Specialty Sole Manufacturers of the Unsurpassed ... " Harrison Secton" Propellor Wheel ... Contract jTS for Electric Lights and Power Plants. Plurp Pudding, Pvnisins, New fresh and Mlr?ce Meat, Currants, Seasonable Goods pumPkin cranberries Citron Squash Etc. I Carry the Ralston Health Foods Wheat Flakes, Grano, Whole Wheat Crackers, Breakfast pood, Select Brar?, Yeast Cocoa, Ioffg A- V. ALLEN I' Sauce The Original Worcestershirt BEWARE OF IMITATIONS " It adapted for every variety of dish from Turtle to Beef, from Salm j to Steaks, to all of which it fives a famous relish." JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, Agent. N. Y.