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

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Newspaper Page TextTIIK "MORNING AHJ'OIUAN.' SUNLA. JCLY 8, 1900. 1 1 t JUST ARRlVEDs i 4 Ladles' and Gents' Bathing Suits in C. H.COOPER THClLKADING dky goods and clothing hoisc OP ASTOKIA. TODAT'8 WEATHER. I'OIITLANn. July l.-Orwn and Washington, ii'ii-tttlly fair ml cimUn ul warnwr today. All dontrwcU fur tiJvcrtiNiiiK In the Aittoi Ian uro iikiJo on u gnur Miitvy of clrculutlon four time lurticr tliun that of uny purer IMiblUhcd or circulated lit Gut op county. AROUND TOWN. Firth buttermilk at th Tarlor. Ilurw for ul at Gaston' elablo. Ice crram 30c a mart at the Tarlur. F. C. Ha1r I over from Oraya river. I'. t. r VH, of l)n. Ma, Wash., Ii In tti city. I.l.uit.iiaiit II. IC. Clokc In up from Fort Hiovma. I.. A. lxxiili, of Ilwaco, was In th rlty ymtinly. n. T. Welllnittnri, of NVw York. U In th rlty on bualn. W. F. Bihli-1 la recovering from a rlou attack of pW-urlsy. Mr. John Andrrw, of Portland, U at 8ald on a brief visit. Alexander Duncan rtwie to Aitorla yrtinrriay on a bualnta trip. Brat 15-ernt maal, Itlalnff Sua laurant, (13 Comuurclal atxaet . Jam FMchar waa down from Ska nioka yeaii-nlay on bualneia. ' The IlrltWh hlp Wendur croaaod Out yrntvrday murnlng at'l o'clock. Mr. and Mra. Frank Wood, of Chi cago, lire Ruta at tlis OcclJont, Jcft'i restaurant-tha largaat and ct. A trial will ounvlnoa you. Mint nofotta Smith, of Han Francisco, la sending a few dayi at Baaside. W. L. Ptarr la down from Portland to tak In the refreshing tea brecce. Mm. C. C. Smith and child, of Port land, are In the clt? on a brief visit. For rent 7-room houae, nicely fur eilihvd. Apply at til Exchange itrett Bweet cream at the Parlor, 10 centa a pint; Just what you want for ber rice. Mr. ami Mrs. F. D. Arrlngton. of New York, are In Aetorlu on a brief visit. Mr. ond Mn. L. V. McArdlo, of Port land, ore In tho city, rueats at the Occident. The bent and chcapeat tailoring In tho city at A. KIUUNEN. 121 Com mercial Street, FOIt 8AI.13. Two choice lota. Noa. 5 and 6, blink 84. McClure'a addition. Ewiulrn Frank Fabre, Soattto, Woah. Itoiilyn coal Inata longer, Ii cleaner . and makca leas troubl with atovea and chimney fluca than any other, George W, 8anborn, agent Tolcphore 1311. BEST 18-CENT MEAL; RISING 8Uy nESTAURANT. A Wonderful Medlcin. PILLS For Bltfoaa and Nervoui Dlanrdera, auch tl Wind and Pain In ihc Sinnm h. Sick Headache, , (ilddlncM, Kulntaa and Kwrllina. after meala, Uiitlntaa and hrowalnwa, Old Chllla, Huah. I Inia of Hrat, I oil of Apiieuia, Shorlneaa of nrriin.LnillvfncK, llloulieiunlhcoiin, Ills turhrd Slrrp.rrlihlf.il Drtama.and all Nervoui nd Trtmhllnf, Scnaailona, etc. Tlicaeallmemn II arlae from a diinrdcred or abuaed condition of Ilia atomach and liver. Heeihim'a I'llli will Cjulckly rritore Femilea to complete health. They promptly remove any obnrucilon or Irregularity of the aysicm. For 1 Wiak Stomach. Impaired DIjeMlon, Sick Headache, Dlaordcred Liver, ate, hey act Ilka mmlc a few doaea will work won- i , dcra upon tha Vital Oriana) Strengthenlnttha muscular oyi.em, rci.onni in. iuhh iuii vum I--1 L I ! L. t. . 1. . L ..l.ull....li. and meoumlnq with Ihm Roaabud of ' rtmmiin iha wholo phymlonl mnmroy t olthm human Irmmm. For ihrowna mj imrmrm inay mra apaviany rm- 1 nownad. Theaa ara " facia " admitted by ihouiands, In all claiaai of aoclety, and one of the beat fuaranteea 10 the Ncrvoua and ueDiiitatea la that rJrecnam a ruta nava me Larieit Sale of anv Paienf Medicine In the worm, I hie haa been achieved Without tha publication ol testimonial. Beechim'a Pills have for many years been the popular family medicine wherever Ihe tnillsh lantuate la aooken. and they now stand wlihoul i rVt. 10 cents and 23 centa, it all drug atorea. M Hi w M Mi ALSO Mi Youths' and Hen's $ Bathing Trunks Ml) Hi Ml Mi Mi F, M. Hudaon, of Ilarahlund, la In the city on bunlm-1, a Rural at the Occident. " Mra. K. II. Frogman, of Purtland. I In tha rlty, vIhUIik Iter alater, Mrt. Bovry. The Mlda.g N and lluth Jeffery li ft for Hcttal.le yraterduy to rvtnaln for everul weeka. l'rraldi tii I.oomla of tha I. H, St N, t'Hino over from llwuco and wont to I'ortlund y.al. rday. When you want a ityllah nuw null made thenp, coll on A. KIUUNEN, CI Ciillllllervlul Street. Tho government transport Iennox rrmtaed out yeaterdny morning at 7 o'clock, bound for Kobo. The A. & ('. It. It. Co. opened It leii'urnph tiin.e yeatprday at tii-arhurt I'ntk v.lth Carl !(. In charge. Iifinl.'l Hliiitmtinn left for Snn Frn i Claco yeaterOiiy hi (he Htttt of Cul Ifortilo, uccottipanle.1 by hi faintly. It I reported that Harry Young ha realmied hi ponitlon a clerk In the olJlcc of ri -crvtary of Hiale Dunbar. A amall place at Clntaop for tale or rent. Hultnhle for chicken ranch. Ap ply to A. Tagg. Parlor Candy Btore. There u but little flailing yester day at the mouth of the river, ow ing to tho stiff breexe blowing In from the tea, M. P. Callendnr came over from Kimi'pton yesterday to (pend a day or two In Aatorla. lie I accompanied by hi wife. Cream lure It ye. America' flneit whlaky. Ton only pure good; guar anteed rich and mellow, John U Carl ion, cole agent T. II. Monron. W. W. Curtl. J. L. Smiley, T. II. Coflln and J. W. Holmee, of Portland, were rvglatered at the Oc cident yeaterduy. A marriage llrenae hon been Iwued at the clerk' offlce to Alex Luaaler of rnclflc county, Waah., and Lottie Mllea of C'lntop county. Remember we guarantee our to cream to contain nothing but cream and lugar and flavor. It la fifteen cent per pint at the Ptrlor. On and after July IS, all barber ihops In the city will remain closed on Sun day morning. They will remain open Futur.luy night until 13 o'clock. The Cullender left early yesterday afternoon with a heavy cargo of freight and a large poevenger lint for Knnpp ton, Cray river anil other local point Cnptuln Ahuci atate that he will leave tonight for Juneau, Alunka, to tuke command of sv nteamer that la to run between that place and Taku Inlet. The State of California left out at high tide for San Franclico yea terduy morning, carrying a large tiuontlty of freight and a number of paaaengcr. Roalyn coal la tha beat and moat eco nomical coal for houaehold uae In Aa torla. Try It once and you will have no other. George W. Sanborn, agent Telephone 1311. The river yealerday afternoon waa In a turbulent stato, a heavy squall having aprung up Bhortly before noon. Little flHhlng wn done bocaune of tho condition of the stream.. Howell Lewis, formerly county com mlHHioner, wna In the city yesterday. Mr. Lewla la rapidly recovering from tho effecta of his recent Illness and la looking quite well again. At the CongroKntlonal church today tlieie will be services In the morning only. Tho preaching will be by Trot. H. S. Lyman. Sunday achool will be held nftor the morning service. To those who drink whiskey for pleasure: Harpor'a Whiskey adds test to existence. To those who drink whiskey for hcalth'a sake, Harper'i Whiskey makea life worth living. Sold by Foard & Stokea Co., Aatorla. The Grncera' Gnaette, a recognized authority on the canning business, in speaking .of the salmon market In the East, says: "There Is a fair demand, and prices remain unaltered. High prices are being asked on the other side, and this has a tendency to some what check business for the new sea son's pack." ..... ... i Pears' Pears' soap is dried a whole year. That's why it lasts so. W. E. Kins:, renrenentlmr Wadhurna 4 Co., the well-known cigar dealers of Portland, pajiaed throuvh the cltv yea terduy tn route to Seunlde, where he will aw nd a few day In much needed recreation. Th-re will be a game of baseball at A. F. C, Park thla afternoon betwwen the Aatorla and Seaside team. The teuma met at Keaaldn liuit Sunday, the Aaiorln, boy winning the game on a "ore tf ten to four. The Dnlley Gutxirt did not reach Aatorla until 1 o'clock this morning, th delay being due to heavy freight traffic on the rlvir between thla city and Portland. She left on her return trip to Portland a rouple of hours af ter her arrival. The Oregon state board of agriculture haa Jut Uaued It premium llat for the fortieth annual state fair to be held at Kiilem. Beptember 17-22. Fine dla pluy of live tt.H'k and agricultural product have been promised, and 100,- ooo will tie given In premium. The Hlllaboro Independent state that crew of 20 men la at work at Cayue Station In I'matilla county, building a new wheul warehouse for tho Pacific Klevutor Company. Next week Hal four, Ouihrle A Co. will have a crew of men there to put up a house for them. The soliciting committee for the re- gHttn l.ua been chosen, aa follows: It. O. I ruel, W. J. Cook. II. C. Thoinp son, I'uncBii Stuart. Ed. Hallock and J. C. Mayo. Mr. Prail was ap;olnted chnlruutn of the committee. It !s an nounced that the members will begin wjrk immediately. Divine service at Grace Church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Bishop Morris will officiate. Evening service will be omitted. Afternoon service at Holy Innocents, at 3:30. The rector of Grace Church wll conduct services at Logaa's hall, Beailde, Sunday morning at 11 and evenlnr at t Jonnle Wilson, who Is glll-nettlng on Sluxilwater bay, made a catch of Ave sharks at one haul lately. He managed to capture thrtw of them, the other two getting away. He will have a watch chain made out of the teeth. The smallest one of the three measured over six feet In length. Pacific Journal. There were five well-loaded coachee on the noon train from Portland for 8ealde yesterday. The very warm weather at Portland within the last few' days haa compelled those seeking comfort to desert the metropolis. Many Portlanders are In Astoria pre ferring thla climate to that on the coast. The Fourth of July committee did everything In Its power to make the visit of the visitors from The Dalles during the celebration a pleasant one. Astorlans feel very kindly towards tha people of The Dalles and every avail able means was employed to return the courtesies extended on the excursion a few weeks ago. That Astorlans suc ceeded In reciprocating In a satisfactory manner Is evidenced by the following extract from the Tlmes-Mountalneer: "Dalles people who were in Astoria yes terday sp-'Ok In high praise of the courtesies extended them by the Ajio rlans. Every pomlble attention was paid them, and had It not been for the rain, which Interfered with tho outdoor exercises, It would have been a most enjoyable day for the Eastern Oregon visitors to the City by the Sea, C. D, Rogers, the well-known busi ness man of Ilwaco, was in the city yesterday on business. Mr. Rogrs states that the business situation In Ilwaco 'and throughout Pacific county, generally, Is gradually growing better and that the people of that section are very much encouraged over the altua tlon now prevailing. The failure In the run of fish has been greatly disappoint ing but It la hoped, Mr. Rogers says, that nn Improvement will be manifest within the next few days and that should this prove to be the case, Il waco and the contiguous towns and country districts will profit very largely. Logging, however. Is a substantial en terprise In that section and even though the fish refuse to mn in that vicinity, the people of Ilwaco can depend upon a regular and profitable run of busi ness from the neighboring ramps. TRANSVAAL LOSS OF LIFE. Moralists are discussing the terrible loss of life brought about by the Transvaal war. Yet here life Is sacri ficed for a purpose for an honest prin ciple. It were better to preuch ngiinst the needless sacrifice of life. Thou sands of people succumb to ailments which might easily have been check ed In the beginning. Dyspepsia carries off more people than are killed In war. The use of Hostetter's Stomach Hitters would save many lives. Constipation may seem a little thing, but it Invar iably develops into something worse, and the longer It is allowed to run, the harder it Is to cure. The Bitters cures ln.llg.stl"n, constipation, dyspepsia and biliousness, naturally and permanently, 1 without- shocking the system. It Is good for everybody. 1 SVENSEN riOAD TO BE IMPROVED THE COMMISSIONERS ACT District Attorney Instructed to Pre pare Deed Dellcatlnr Rffbt of Wy-Ett Approach to Culla fcy Ltkt Bridge Unsafe. The county commissioner disposed of several matter of Importance yes terday. Probably the most Important buslnesa to come up before the com missioner waa a discussion arising from the propwd Improvement of the county road at Svensen. County Surveyor It C. F. Astbury, submitted to the commissioner the following report; "In accordance with your in'.ruc tior.eI visited Hvens-n on the morning of May 22, to make certain change In the preent county road (known aa the "Svensen landing and township line road"), about two miles south of the landing, where there is a very bad hill and an unnecessary bridge. "In company with B. F. Coffee, A. T. Hill. M. Kl-rnan and M. Kin ney, I proceeded to locate the road, and beg to report that the plat and the notes of the survey, which are here with submitted. Is a very great Im provement, there being practically no bridge required. The creek being only about five feet wide at our crossing, I do not believe the grade, at any point, will exceed six per cent. Mr. Coffee and Mr. Hills, through whose property the chunge waa surveyed, have ex pressed a willingness to grant the right of way. "I commenced the survey from a stake marked "R," which we set on the east side of the present road. The stake wa 1059 feet north and 74 feet w-st from the 4 section corner be tween sections 27 and 34, in T S N, R. f W.. Willamette meridian." The commissioner Instructed th district attorney to prepure a deed dedicating the right of way to the county. Final action will probably be taken by the commlsljaier at their next meeting In August. The following communication was received from Robert A. Abbott, for merly road supervisor for district No. t: j "Pursuant to a letter received from the county Judge In the matter of the each approach to the Cullaby lake bridge, I wish to aay that I went to the said bridge to inspect the same and find that the oast approach, as reported, la unsafe. The approach la made out of split puncheons nailed to two string era laid on the ground, which Is a aprln gy or floating marsh, and covered with wator about six montha of the year. The puncheons and stringers frequent ly rise with the water to a distance of to feet and become loose. I repaired the approach last spring, but It la badly broken up again and will always be unsafe for travel. It la now afloat and cannot be repaired In the way It should be until the water goes down. "I posted two notices to warn the people that the approach Is unsafe for travel. I would state that to make a aafe approach to the bridge It will have to be fillel with brush and dirt above high water for three hundred feet In length, at least three feet In height, ten feet In width on top, and fourteen feet on the bottom. "I would state that road district No. 2 Is unable to do the work and keep up the work of repairs necessary In the other pnrta of the dlatrlct "I would recommend that the county build the approach to the east side of the bridge. The approach on the west side la not so long, and a contract wus let last year to fill It. Pa rt of the mo ney was raised by subscription, but the fall rains made '.t necessary for the men to discontinue work." The county court has decided to call for bids . to fill the east approach to the Cullaby lake bridge. The commla Bloners have set the date for receiving bids at 2 p. m. on August 8, at which tlm It Is expected that the contract will be let to the lowest bidder. The requisition of 0. M, McClean, supervisor of road district No 11, for lumber, waa approved. The commissioners then adjourned till August 8th. THE ASTORIAN'S TELEGRAPH. The Astorlan kicked over the traces this morning tn criticising the Bud get's telegraphic report We want to eoy right here that if it was not for the timely arrival of the Portland Tele gram the Astorlan would be horribly devoid of any telegraphic news what ever. The Budget gives its readers the news fourteen hours ahead of any pa per published in Astoria. Astoria Bud get, yesterday afternoon. The last train from Portland for As toria yesterday left Portland at 1 o'clock In the afternoon fully two hours before yesterday's Telegram went to press. After the departure of that train from the Portland Union depot there was no means of transportation between Portland and Astoria until the arrival of the boat late this morning or the train duo here .after 11 o'clock today. The Astorlan, therefore, could receive no copy of the Telegram from which to copy telegraphic news In to day's edition. Let the Astorlan's read ers compare the telegraphic service In today's paper with the volume of news published every day in the week, and It will be found that.the news pub lished this morning is In excels, If anything, of that published on other days during the past week. If any doubt exists aa to the genuineness of this news, let the reader further com pare the Astorlan' report with the Oregorilan's, which will arrive her to day about noon, and the result of these comparison will show the amount of telegraph new the Astorlan receives on a fair average each day and ha to pay for, In competition with news papers which never receive more than a few lines of condensed report, stolen from the Associated Press report bul letins In Portland ar elsewhere, and on many days In succession not a word of any kind from anywhere. As against this class of newspapers, bid ding and competing with the Astorlan for all kinds of business at lens than one-third the rates the Astorlan can afford to charge, let fair-minded news paper reader In Astoria remember that the Astorlan pays out more money In telegraph tolls and dues on account of Its full membership In the Associated Press each month than the total com bined expense Including rent, power, compositors' wages, reporters' salaries, material everything paid by all the other papers published In Aatorla dur ing the same apace of time. SOLDIERS AND THE CEN3US. R'iseburg Review. The last appropriation by. congress to the National Guard will give the Oregon Guardsmen 3,"ja, provided there Is no increase In the congression al representation from this state. In the event of the state gaining a new congressman on the new census, the amount would be increased one-fourth. Heretofore the Oregon National Guard has received only 13.M0, because the appropriation by the government bas been only $400,000. This year It Is M.oOu.OOn. and Oregon sets her propor tionate ahare of the Increase. Thla money la not available for general ex penses, but is only for the purchase of quartermaster's atorea. ordnance and other equipment. The Oregon National Guard now contains lets than 1.SQ0 men. This would be about $6 per man from the government. Added to this Is the $30,000 appropriation by the state, mak ing a total of 326 to each man. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. M. J. Kinney et al to Charles E. Ford -lota 30 to 34. block 42. New Astoria; 13.00. H. S. Glle and wife to Charles E. Ford lot 29, block 2J, New Astoria; $250. United States to W. L. Murray NE quarter -of section I, T I N, R I W; patent. Grimes Grove Land Co. to Ethel W. Grubbs lot 15, block S, Grimes Grove; 3S0. - DON'T FORGET! ...THIS KEEK Free Candy! A box given free to every purchaser of our celebrated TEAS. COFFEES. SPICES. Over and above our REGULAR HANDSOME PRESENTS Consisting of Fine CHINA, CROCKERY. GLASSWARE AND NOVELTIES Come Just to See Them ROASTED COFFEES. 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35c per pound. EXTRA FINE TEAS 35, 40, 50, 60, 70o per pound. PURE SPICES - 10. 15, 25c per can. It will pay to visit the Great American Importing Tea Co.'s Store, 571 COMMERCIAL ST., ASTORIA LAROEST DISTRIBUTORS Of Teas. Coffees, Spices on the coast One hundred retail stores In operation. EVENT SEASON Fisher's Opera House FRIDAY. JULY 13. THE GREAT tSOMEDY "HOME" And the One-Act Play "A HAPPY PAIR" Played by a competent company headed bv Miss MARY SCOTT f,.r. merlv leading lady with the Frawley auu ij. iNocKweu companies, and Mr. LAWRENCE GRIFFITH, of t ). Rinh. ard MansQeld and Claiment-Stockwell Companies, assisted by prominent local talent, For the Benefit of the Pub lic Library. KOPP'S BEST A Delicious and Palatable Drink Absolutely Pure Th North Pwiflo Brewery, of which Bottled beer for family use or kft MrJohn Kopp la pror-ietor, makes beer beer aupplied at any time, delivery ii, (or domcMels and export trade. Ihe city free. North Pacific Brewery ASBESTINE WATERPROOF COLD WATER PAINT For Outside Use on Wood Brick and Stone. , A DRY POWDER Ready for immediate use by adding ...COLD WATER Made in Brilliant White and Siiteen Colors. For sale by FISHER BROS. Astoria, Oregon. R - - WEDDING CARDS "" C180s V, G. SMITH & CO., ,ISIT1MCa'S ENGRAVERS, BUSINESS CARDS " 22 and 23 Washington Building-, 4th! and Washington 8ts, over Lilt's, COPPER PLATE PgITERS PORTLAND, OREGON. VISITING CARDS "The World i Owes Every Man f a Living" 2 Bat what irt of living ii it von get S with a pool stove or range in your 2 kitchen? liny a I Star Estate Range J ..-.They insure good living I W. J. Scully, Agent 431 BOND Fancy and Staple Groceries FLOUR, FEED. PROVISIONS. TOBACCO AND CIGARS Supplies of all kinds at lowest rates, for fishermen, Farmers and Loggers. A V ALLEN, Tenth and Commercial Streets Pacific Navigation Company Steamers MR. P. Elmore," "W. II. Harrison" Only line-Astoria to Tillamook, Garibaldi, Bay City, Ilobsonville. Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad k Navigation Co. and also the Astoria A Columbia River R. R. for Sax Francisco, Portland and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply k Samuel Elmore tt Co. General Agents, ASTORIA, ORE. COHN A CO., Agents, Oregon Railroad A Navipntion Co., TILLAMOOK, Ore. A. & C. R. B. Co. PORTLAND. Ore. onnuutriiuuuvtjuuirtrui ri 1LX 1 UHilU PORTLAND, OR. 7 The Only First-Class Hotel In Portland m rujvinjuuvuinnnruwinr uvli We Rent New . " - ' A BET ON CIGARS Their quality, flavor and general quality as to workmanship, etc., will win every time if the bet is placed on the celebrated American. There's enough Havana in them to start another Spanish-Ameriean war, enough right-flavored nico tine to quell all the battles of the world. The price? You don't have to guess. WILL MADISON Mm II r 1 mrmwrmm fV, STREET Typewriters. Many new improvements added. See our latest No. 2 Smith Premier Typewriter New Art Catalogue Free ... L M. ALEXANDER CO. Exoluaive Pacific Coa?t Dealers 245 Stark St., Portland,. Ore, . F W. M'KECHNIE, Local Agent.