111 , ii ij-i -j-- , mi 111 t i ..ii ' i i ii" r-ninyimi im ,ii,i. n i, - " ....-I i ,. , ..'!m4'' 'w ... -m-m-y----y.. ....--
THE MOKNINC ASTOKIAN. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 190
Wearing Time for Wash Fabrics
Is almost hniv lluylng time U now. livery day adds doen -of n-'W Mufis t
our alr-itdy big showing, litre are a f" w of the latest.
Fancy Grass Linens
M Inches wide, will) satin ami tto
lrlit. Plaids or vlnHrfcM, a
18c yd
linen Madras
92 Im-Jt wide, non-sltiitikabl', fast
-ors, In strip check or plain, at
50c yd
AH contract for iidveritHiMK in
the AmIoiIuii arc iiuide on u Rimr
nntcc of circulation four times
turner than that of any paper
publlNlicd or circulated in Clat
nop county.
TODAY'H WKATHKIl.
I'" UTL.NI. M.i n it : W nl. i n i
I'll'in, ihtiiiiI in.il ti"Wii In III" nnlili.
Kfiiiiilly fair niid war r I" III'' a'Miih.
in mrll.ni. Vr(.ni Was'ilnBti-ii.
I r ili.ililv fair, i-ttc-pt ((hiiwrx ill mil tin-1
riMhl. I'iSI'I'll Washington, eilM'll
ii'ioii iim.I Mtili... u-im i.uiy filr. ,
AROUND TOWN.
II n i'. W. Kult. m l Hi Portland t"-!
tl.i. I
W A Mi Doiiii! I. of S-ilU.-, In In 1 1 -
city. lii' mil prunes 11, at John- ;
Urim.
S I.. J.ii.-, of Han I'r.in. in.' ., I l(
til.' Occident.
-"
l.'n.ll l.m."i, .f I Itivr, w.m In Hi- :
HI)' , !'T.il) 1
A t'ainp''' II ul wife, of "In. .
in.- ti; ili - " I'l.-nt
II V I'l.i I iii.'l lluiy llamhl.t c. til '
vl i 'I.' V hi I'.'i ilaiid. j
Maxwell Young relumed fr.m I 1 1 - 1
lull. I l.lM rv.-lilliU i
J N. (lililln i-tiun-d from Portland
on last night tt:n.
A I n y I'.ui M. . if r.'i'tliiiiil. I"
In 111.' i-nv.
Alb-it It II. ..f H-uni-l"-. was In Hi-- ciiy .
VM'T-lay.
Mi V, c M i i., of Kiiitii.m, ii
In I. hi n yrni.'iMay.
llrt l.'.-r-'iit muaI Ulalnff Hun lt-
Uut.mt. 112 Commercial HI.
Ham" collars and flxturfu At flua
I'iiii, at HU Fmii .fiit!i atrrrl. i
Ji ft' I(. iauriiit tlic Urg-i'Nt and
bnt. A trial will c'Mivlnre yuu.
Til.- '!. V Shiv.r arrival ilown laal
i VI U K at " :i" I' a.lnif Up nt H.3t.
1IKKT 1S-CKNT M KA lJ; niSlNO 8L'N
ItlSTAt'HANT.
Prices ut of Joint
An unusual opportunity to buy fine
; TROUSERS far below value. There is no
reason for the BIG REDUCTION in price
j! except our desire to close out every pair
: of Winter pants before the arrival of our
1 1 Spring stock. The patterns are the new-
est and best, the qualities are superior, the
fit is right. We have divided the entire
; I stock into four lots, as follows :
iu3NVi men's trousers ; j
j Fancy Worsted and Cheviots, ; Sultablo for dreag wear, Fancy i 3!
j sold for 12.60 to J3, now cut to 1 WoraM and Ohiiylom, aold at ;;
i, ( 3.t0 to ti, now cut to it
i; j SB1.Q5 2.75 i : j;
MEN'S TROUSERS MEN'S TROUSERS
o ; For Ureaa wear, neat atrlpes, ! Equal to Tallor-mnde, all neat ! o
', made of Fancy WorHted, Caasl- patterns In Fancy Worsted and
; mere, gold at $4.60 to $5, now cut Cheviot, sold at $5.50 to $6, cut to ! ' J
: 10 $3.40 4.35 I i:
X aw JUTJT IVAUJUIX X
' nit .m ...i ' " "f' .... A I
Mercerized Foulardlnes -
A ht-w substlliitt for silk. Hvautlful
ffrntH In light and (lark coloring.
t 3fco yard.
Plumetls
A h-p silk fitbrle. wlih havy rain 1
' stripes, Kxcluslve with u.
Silk Corded Ginghams
For sy-nlng an4 party waist.
Try I'rrfiTtliin lll' iiil Mocha an'! Java
rnrfi-n. Ndim' better; Jnhnoti llrua.
Iii Ik" V. I Wliil. .11 lift Vint -villi. 8
f .i ir.. In th Will.uii'-tH' vail'1).
.1 ii pit ii-Mr- Kiinila nf all klmla. ilii'ip at
Yiiknlmmn Unaaar: 826 (,'otnmcrclal Bt.
Mp ShfiiiliiiHik. .r l"i.rltnil Im il"
UliiK Ii.t alair, Mm, K. W. Mi-Kin h
iilc Mi'i.nr.'i II.MTk ami Uimnn an- atar'inic
a Ii" Iukk'hk I'liii'l' "! HurnHlilr'a
I'.lllll. nil 111.' ('illlllllllla,
A ii" v I'.tfirlna" ramp la li-lna Hlurlnl
n-1!' oiii-v ly i'IiIkIi.iIiii uii'l Tllu, of
Jotlll lllVK
A fr.-ali Niiiily nf all klmla of Vf(f
t il.l.a in 'iimin u li l)c n-i rlvrd by
J iliiimm l!r.in, tixlay.
Mra l'"i "I M'X'iv. ulxi Ii ta b' "ii I"
Han I'i,iicIiii f .r a.Hiii- tHil" I'aal. I'r"
Iuiii.'iI li.im- yrnl'T.liiy.
Innlil.l Aiioin-y llni'-o IMiwinM
. .nin.- . n fi .in -.il)il im. '. ;ot vii'l'S
oi. iIh- Sli:ivr.
T . -.I'l. r i '..'tinilil I nrrlv -.1 If. ya-
j . . iiv i It ii vmu llfty-tlinv tu"
j fl-lKhl 11! Al"tll
1 Mm. lt.Miiiiia-n U ir-rtir'Hl to in up
I 1 1. i ii ft ulna in ipuxl oritur. Invo or-
1 1' i ,it 'rut hi tniki-ry.
i Th.. Until HrltiHti Hi.aui'T .i'.liii
I nnlV'l it.'.v i n fl'30 lilJit rVMilliK, "il'l-
! cJ 1h lumb r f r Htuna-lial.
' I'hiii-l iMiln. tin. ir:iiiilill. ..f Oil
i ..k. H tmvln-r il l.iiiin'h .r.i n-
I ui!i ;it th-. yard ( l"iili Martin.
Tl'.' llrliHh luirka Kiit- Thmnaa
Itull'Ucll .ml fiai((l"lil .-rc t..-il UJ)
tin- rlV'-r V'H'T'lay.
Mr. tl.irk"ll. ta'liii nilfT.'iV'l n lia.llv
l.r'.k.'ii iinkl.. nl tin1 'l.itani mill in'
n.'.'kn iiK". wan ai'l.' to In- up yrati-nluy
II- v (v,.ilhi will u.i t.i l,.ivU am
I'laik tnl.iv t" "iilint Mi'' furi'Tal "f
an luf ml dun .f K. K Iipk''.
Th.. i-..!!,! !!.!!! i.n th'' lt lux mil
.III r !! laturliiv. aft.-r wlilrli ilal
tli-' . llniii -nt ;i n il')' will lie ad I'd.
Tor ll.'iit - l'4-nt..ry ImlldliiK. mx
r.'.'tiia. on Fourth im.l ( orniiH'rclnl
k! ! i . IiihiiIiv at I'.fi It-'ivl it r-l.
i' F t'r.iini-r ifuvi-rnm.-nt aiiiit-rvlnlnit
.ii. hli'i-t of V ixhlnirt.m, 1. '.. I In
:v for lh" mini. of in. ii'cMii(f
Ihf ciikI nil hotii.' htlll'lll'if with vl
In Inii.riivi'iiii'iiia
4444
Mr, Akwi, In Ald'-tlironk, will tn
tfrtnlii tlir ai'wltitr Hrrla ut Ui Firm
KvariKdli al ltithiran church this at
Urnonn. 1
Captain D.-nk-f, of th Arthur FliK'r,
ami Captain Htrni'a, of th County of
UtilllhKow, win up to I'orlland laft
rtlKht.
-; A, M. Jnhna in, in old r"ldi'nt of As
tot Mi, now of lh" l'irtlarid Tent and
AwnJiiK CoiniMiny, wtia taking ord'Ti In
Hit' city yi-ali'lrilay.
Crfani punt ryi. America's finest
whltkcy. Th only purs Kooda; iruar
uiit'd rich and mallow. JOHN L.
CAflLRON, Bole An-nt.
h. Isbrk t'Mk an Involuntary dive
from hla ill'lilvT .it Kmippton Mon
Iiv "Vi'IiIik, but wiia jn''ueil without
Imui v. ixi-il a oo..
Want'-d To n-nt, a ulcidy furnished
Iiiiuhi' if four or flvi' rootiia In central
part of rliy, Addn-an, atutlliK price, "1"'
iiiri MoruliiK Aa'iriiaii,
If you have a faittldious palate and
vmir (raalrl'! ecoti'iiny In In a doubtful
( (in. Hi Inn, coimiilt tlii apinMUliiK menu
at th.. iti.nt u It. itiiurifit.
Ky I.. Iliirk', Infant lauirhtr
r.iniilti and Mm', l'rt.-r Hurk". di.-l
v -nt i d.ty. TIm- Iwdy will b,.. takin I"
i '.it I la in. -t to lay Tor burial,
John A, MnntKottirry has onned a
shop at 41'l It.ind Ktroi-t and la prepared
to do all i-hcu-H of pluinbltiK and tin
nltiK at th- luwi'Ht pons!ble riteit.
ItoHlyn ruiil luHta ifi.T, la cl-an.T
and iiink"H it.ii trouble with stoves and
cliltiimy fliim t hit it any ntlii-r. i orK
W. H.iiiIii.iii, iik nl: I. l-plmin' WAX.
st, .l . .. :.,i''li lt ni'i'i-ar.n.'.. in
th" Adair (li..o thla w-'k. Nlin'te.n
rlilldn-li civ "lit of r.i'lii No. 1 "It It
ii'Totini, and ilfiti frin r"iii No. 'I.
A Mr. ('anil" n.'x hrouiht to tin
b .M'ltal VHt rl.iv In tin Inn taK'.i f
.iii u.'iiptl hi. II. l .'.I y am nf R '.
im, I b.m llHiwd on tlu- river fr many
vats.
Ulae and shine; Oo, ttope. Thrash
er, antUtruHt, unlun-madi pIiik tobar
cos. Hivi.. your tntf. They are val
uable. F.i. i . liU nihlp iai-rs w - irr-int'-d
to J pi ,n-m.i:i, u tintlv of . w"
d. ti. v si rd ly, and J din uU.m. alwi
liilh of S'l.li, d.-r-lar-d hla lntn
' I in 'f " "iiiinK a cltlxi'n.
A Mr Sii'i'h wan Wrought over from
I -! r . r v-K'-rl iv with i hand bal
Iv la.-i r.it.-1 by eiv. wt wtth a siw. H'"
t an ink n to Hi. Mary's hoapltnl, wht-r
Mr, Hhini' dr-nil ihe winindfl.
Mrs Mar.-ll w u l.rouirlit to HI. M iry a
hoiplt il y a: -nlav front Clifton, in an
um-o'ii. Ioiik -ondltl m front paralyxls
an. I in lnht n (1Im.. It was not thoUhr,it
that ih . co'ilii I iv.. ilurlnif IIk niK'ht
l'i. t it In W tllu n. IfolMl.in 11 n. I Mrl
II ili..n ri-tuin-d yiitnlay from Sin
l'i .'ii-l-- , w!h-i. thi- captain pae 1 a
. .vn..'ul I'K.iiiilmtilori In navis'iiiun.
II.' niit-milatvs roK to Alaska '.l
: I I l.k.
A .lUii i,',.'! from San Fntii l.'.fd yt a
iri.lay ntat that th" rt'lnxut uiw e Mt
ai th" Hritn'i Hhlp Anlniimun han has
rif-n I., .a mt rnt. TTic ahlp l'i "ow
mil ll'.t il.iy.i from Knm,T river for
l.lv tp ... with a tariio of salm 'tt.
W'anlo !--To r-'ttt. by April 1, a fur
tn-hi'd or unfuriiinhrd hou" of i or
r.MiniM. -r i or 4 furnlahed rooms for
hotH.-kvplnir. South if Kxi-hatiK" St
pi-ffi rrt-d. Addrt-ss 11. Ii. S., care nf As
ti t1 in.
J.o oli M ui iini'ii. a nativf of Finland
ill d i n Monday nlRht at St
Mary's hoKpltal of connun;plion
Ii(v.is'i was on unitiurrlitl man am;
hit Im-iii In tin- I'tnpioy of the oluiu
bla Itlv.-r I'iU-k'Ts ASrtot'lii.tlon as t
liMli' i iii.in.
Cmitiart -r lo-li.N'k t'XTts to put lh"
Kl'iumr .Nutan on board the bark H lr
rv M.it. todav or tomorrow, after
whirl) tlw Morse will bf taken to :h
A. Ac C. It. It. wl.uif to tlniali her tar
uu with Hhioks un provisions. Sir
will probably a II fur Hilstol bay ab.iul
Ait ii lmn.
Mmitairue's bird circus la attract !iir
si much attention at the Iuvre that
Manaffer Wflsonateln hna d-clded to
throw open the at-ond fbior of the build
Inif for the cxclualve use of liullcs and
children who rnn Im.k down throuKh th
onn coirldor and , the performance,
Captain Itob-rts mys "never give up
the alup. ' The damajfe occialomd Py
the late st rm has tven nwUri-d. and
the lifchtshlii la awiln on Jackserews
and b-lnif rals il. As the tkles are low.
er the work will probibly proceed more
steadily. Sevral screws wt-tv lust In
the Hind by the .vna!out ami the work
delayed ab ut four days.
Purltanl business firms irlve high tes
tlinonlala of the work of Pernln short
hand writers. A new class is Just be
Rlnnlnfr the study with Mr. C. C. Hrow-
er. If you think of ewr learning the
art. InwatliTHte this opportunity now
1t Is enflkr to fret a position after you
have learned, than to learn after you
have railed to tret a position.
Col. Holt .iddr-fvosl another large au
dlenw at the Mithotllst church Inst
cvt'itlnu and during hla speech sought
to ix.lnt out how In other lines of trade
ther.' la a value. nvvel for tilt? ex
change of itooiIh for money. Hut In the
Honor tritllc the only rwurn la in
wrecked health and degenerate morals
and a trt"nd toward that which la un
healthy and unwholesome. This after
noon Col. H lt will 8ieak at the Hap
tist church on the topic, "Ohow-Chow."
The steamer Charles Nelson, which
was to have carried a cargo of cannery
outtits from the Columbia to Alaska
this spring will not com to the river
at all. This works a honisnip on sev
eral companies, Including the Taku
I'aekinir Company, Western risnertes
Coinn my. Thllnket Packing Company
and e. ". Hirn-.'S. tt seems now mat
all the supples will have, to' be shipped
to ihe Sound 'y mil ami there trans
ferred. Th' Taku Pocking Company
will ship seven or etgtit carloads next
week for thla purpose.
MEETINO NOTICE.
Ti.. Or.l.r of Washinirton wll hold
an open meeting at 9 p. m. Thursday,
March 28, nt Hanthorn hall. Supreme
Secretary J. L. Mitchell, with a visit
ing delegation from Portland, will as
sist In tho entertainment. Everybody
sordlally invited.
Ily order of the president.
CALL FOR WARRANTS.
Notice Is hereby given to all 'parties
holding Clatsop county warrants en
dorsed prior to February 1st, 1899, to
pretnt the same to the County Treas
urer at his office, IM Tenth street, for
payment; Interest ceases fter this date.
ti. c xnumrisyn,
County Treasurer.
Dated, Astoria, Oregon, March 21, 1901.
APPOINTMENT REftSED
STATE IS WITHOUT A DEPUTY
FISH WARDEN
Office Hum Itcctt Tendered to Two
Men Both of Whom Have De
clined to Accept It.
It Is not g-ntTtlly known that ther
Is no d"puiy bah warden In lb si a.:.-,
alihouifh the berth c&rrlt-a with It a
Ko"d salary and a llb.T.U exp-nm. al.
lowance. The appointment is authnr
Uid bv the new llati'ii.-s btA- inssed
at the rt'Mit s-aslon of th- bglMlature
and It li.u twin- been off.-red by the
state boinl of flhh CJ'inmimiloi,, f , and
eiudi thru, was r.-fusil.
It will . rtialU'd lhat wlw,, f. O.
Vai Inia.-n ff Asiorl.i waa i-ppinl'-d
maat'T llsh warden, one of lit most a -live
opponents was lyula I'.eim. '.h"
broth, r of Justice It-an of the supr in1.
court of the state. When th" big plum
dtoipid to an Astorlan the iM.irj ip -ctdiil
to appoint the d-puty w ir i n
frmn anoth -r putt of tlie sum- and ..Ii.
li'-an was tunned. Tb" aj -1 n t m- nln
w if uiven much publlcUy l. . m e oi
Public Inter "si and the ac'l'e -iiiiipl-lloti
for th" matter ward -iifc.i.p, m l
It was g-n.-rally bili-vd that bi:h a;i-
txiltlle.S Would HiCept.
Fur som't reiHuii, however, M '. H'.'in
ill not car- for the tliputih:p and
det'l!n-d th- pr.iff. r.-il appnl.-iim -m. It
was then t -nl-r-d to Ins brother of
Maul, ton a ti 1 w as alwi deeline i. M in
ter Fli.li Warden Van I'us ti Mai-d to
an Astorian repotter lam nlg'it lhat
at irn-nt )i.Te wa no deputy warden
and the dutl't which, und-r th" ro
vMi.ih of th. p.. w law. devolve upon
that utllcial. an- l lug divided !"tttc"n
the master wanl-n and lh wai.-r lull
lift. I'ri vl.njH to ih anmmnc intnt of
the appoint rnnts Frvd Wli kman i f As.
t ula was regarded a the f.ir.-tuost ean
lldi.tc for th minor ''file-, If Potli
r.nild coin- to citlz n.t f.f Astoria. In-iiiellat-ly
foliu.'.ing Pin nppointuo-nt Mr.
Van Iiu':i fipl' liited Wi. kmeri v.atcr
bailiff ind gav into hl ejiarg th"
patrolling of the rivr to d-fct il'egal
tit.li.ng during tile chi-d . aS -11. Sine"
the refusal nf th" M'.rs li in to nc
(.i.t the iippotntmeut Mr. iVi-kman's
fib nds hav- b en again d ..teute-ing his
nam- f..r th- ptwlilon. Th-r- - an be
no doubt as .( the iiualifleatlnns .f Mr.
Wlikman f-T the deputy wardepshlji.
He Is thoroughly r.mvtrsatit with the
tuatl.iti and I. is .iig aftiatin with,
d.rf rent brancbw "f the fiiins Hi'lu
tiy lias irftlned for him the ;-ej.ul itmn
of being an authority.
On April 1st. Master Warden Van
Inisi-n will mov,. his olil !r,to the
ouart'Tt now M-uped Ly Ju li; F. .1.
Tivlor. Mr. Van Pux-n ' eiii-i'tii';.!
II. M. IlratiKford as nit ol'l-e d-puiy.
DRIED BEEF
CUT LIKE
TISSUE
- h.-lleve th people always apprO
lal" a r ally g.sul article, so when we
hetrd of this splendid be.'f slU-er we
d termlii"'l to g-t one. It arrived yes
terday and ev.'iy one that ." s it gets
some chinned b-t. We can cut It as
' n s tls-m paper If you .lesr. It.
In nr.!. r to intrsiuee the work of tins
machine, and the line quality of our
bref, wt are going to wll fancy (hipped
b vf for a few days at 2v per pound.
I IOSS. HHKHNS & CO
OREGON' S FOUHSTltV.
Oreat Map Showing the Tlmlr Lands.
Ding I-repared.
A fonstry may of Oregon, showing
the timber land in colors. Is being prv
lutrtd at Waihlngton for the Oregon
commissioners to the Pan-Anvriean ex
position. Wh -n co'iiideted ;he man will
lie a great botn to th.ise who are look
ing over timber land with a view to
purchasing. Euch color will bo descrip
tive as regarJs estimates of timber and
meadows, and bald hills w here there
never has bjen tiniDcr will also be
shown up.
The map wits made from sketches of
the different parts of the state drawn
by Forestry Expert Johnson. A hand
map in colors is. bing made r.r im
use of the Oregon commissioners at the
exposition. Mr. Johnsor's report on
forestry matters makes 2.000 papes- "
contains much Information regarding
timber land in Oregon. v
FRED YOUNG IS DEAD.
Well Know n Astoria Young Man Passes
Away.
Frederick Earl Young, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Maxwell Young, died yesterday af.
ternoon of consumption after a pro
longed illness extending over a year.
He was born In Astoria. December lo.
1SS2, and was a 'young man beloved by
his associates and respected by all who
knew him. An attack of la grippe
was the beginning of his illness and
later appendicitis and curvature of the
snlne added to other complications, A
trip to Eastern Oregon proved to be
only a temporary benefit and quick con
sumption developed. The funeral ar
rangements will probably be made to
day. REALTY TRANSFERS.
nri..nwoii1 Cenie-tei-v Association to
Simon Westbostad lot 3. block 69. sec
tion H, Greenwood cemetery: $S5.
M. J. Kinney and wire to vm. naio
nt 19. bliH'k 22. New Astoria; $200.
Grimes Grove Iind Company to C. O.
Woodcock lot 17. block 6, Grimes
Grove; $S0,
MAY ERRCT BUILDING.
Ti.a Hniinl dlrectrvru of the newly
f.mria,! romm.Tcin.1 Ciuh met yesterday
iranwtpii consider
able amount of routine business. It de
veloped during the session mat tne
building In vle.v for quarters for the
plnh had been rented and there was
some discussion looking toward the
erection of a building lor me ciud, iu
be especially designed to meet Its needs.
LARGE ORDERS WAITING.
Tin Can Faotory Will Work Day and
Night Shifts. '
A notice nosted at the factory of the
American Can Company, and signed by
Superintendent F. P. Kendall, states
that, romm?iclng with Marctt 29th, the
f ictory will b optrated on loubie-tlm
with each shift to work eleven hours.
There In p be no change. In the pres
ent forc! of rrwnigf rs arid employes,
or in the wag. paM. Non f the
can factorleti on the osist, which have
entered the trust will be closd or re
ducfJ In output by the change, as busl
ri'sa will require that they all be oper.
at'-d.
Ttie Astoria Wanidi has more orders
ah ad than usual at this time of the
yi-ar. It T,as Just received an order for
l.l.'SKi bis-Hit I'ans. eich to hold fifty
pounds of hardtack, for shipment to
Manilu. It It sild that it supplie about
0". dt ciit 'f the cans used "n the
Ciilumbli. Tlie factory reulr-s a force
of atx ut IV) employes when running day
and nlglit, about f) per cent b''lng boys
and arirls.
TO FOUND A MODEL TOWN.
A glttantlc .cletfic Is afloat to found
a great mod'-l industrial town in the
eastern part of the country, where shall
be gather. d a variety of manufactur
ers and an army of employe, under so
clil cond HiT!.; th" town and manufac
tures to b organized according to the
rtniMt approved builmas methods, with
th highest regird to the physical and
mt diet tu.il welfare of Its resld-nts. Fif
ty yarn ago, a medicine was founded
which aim had In view the welfare of
humanity. This was Hotit' tter's Stom
ach Hitters, a remedy famd th? world
over for Its cure of dyspepsia, consti
pation. Indigestion, bdchlng. Insomnia,
mlloiinn us, nTVoun'ss and malaria,
I'-v r an'l ague. As a spring tonic and
bl..d puilli'T, It Is unequalled. Our
I'nv.it' K vi tiu-- Stamp oivers the neck
of the bot'le.
SAVE- HACK ACHE.
Kv-ry fisherman knows that the hird
"st ii.irt of his work 's hauling In t-e
ri't. v.heth-r It Is full of ilsh or rot.
Th- constant stooping and lifting at th-.
:iui" time make th- work hard and
wealing A l v:ce which ha b-en eX
t imlvcly u.-.-J In Norway for revrai
v ara Im ii..w b dng intto lucd. with
in . Impr iveit-ent, ,n th Columbia,
notably at the A. Ii -o.th & Co. cinnery.
It cr.sist.s uf a hortzoittal wotvln r.H-
r five in-hes In dlTn'tT a.d twenty
in. tii s I hi if. pko-l n an lion frame
whith also hai two perpendlcul'ir roil
'.is. one b"lng pl'..c:d rvar '-avh v"d t'f
:h- flrst and ouisale of il. Between
thtse tt.r e .oilers th- n-t is hauls I,
the fiSin-imm belr.g able to man 1 erect.
It ...n r adllv b,. shipped on eith-r side
.f th- ts n. Th.,- roU.'rs n''t op!y r-duce.
t!i friction and l.-ss. n the labor of llft
Ir.g, but is prveit wear and tear
on the net in hauling it ovtr the boat.
Only three f the machines h iv b -en
i.i.; ii i far, but they will probably
le in i-ommon il"- by next e ison. They
ari nm r)a'r.itd. and any nu-hiiln
cm niak? ihm
ELKS ELECT OFFICERS.
At the meeting held last night nf the
Ouini:ii lodge, it. i o. E.. the follow
ing '-trs were elected for the ensu
ing year: Exalted ruler. C. W. Fulton:
estttnn-d I-ading knight. C. A. Cool
llge, (steetniil Inyvl knight, D. A. Mc
I. (stettntvl lvtrlng knight, J. M.
H... ' (r-aMirr. J. C. Clinton; set-r.-tary.
V. J. Carney; tylT. J. V. Burns:
trustee for three year term, F. D.
Kuettnir: trustee "for two year term,
W. T. Chutt'.T.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSALS
ASTORIA. Oh, March 25, 1901. Seal
ed pro.'isils will be received at this
building until 2 o'clock p. m. Monday,
April S. Fl, for furnishing fuel, lights,
.vater. misc-Uan'us supplies, washing
towels, hauling ashes, and sprinkling
streets for this building during the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1902, or such por
tion of the year as may lie deemed ad
visable. The right to reject any and
all bids Is res-jrved by the Treasury
Department. JOHN FOX,
Custooi Ml,
NOTICE.
All members of Quinlin lodge. No.
1?0. are requeste.1 to attend the regular
session to be held this Tueday even
ing at 7:30 o'clock sharp. Election of
oil cers Is to be held and other Import
ant business wll oome before the meet
Ing. H. L. HENDERSON.
F. J. CARNEY. - E. R.
Secretary.
J.A. FASTABEND
GENER4L COWfUC.OR
AND BUILDER
C. W. BARR DENTIST
Successor to Dr. Ball.
573 Commercial St.. ASTORIA, OR.
TEIJJPHONE, RED 2061.
WHERE DO YOU
ef
HAVE YOU TRIED
A. W.SHIPLEY?
656 Commercial Street.
DO YOU KNOW
That he gives you the best there
Is to be had In the city for the
least moneyT Place an order
once and see.
THE LOUVRE
Beginning tomorrow evening Professor
Montague's great Australian bird cir
cus will appear for a week at the Lou
vre. This Is. reported to be a most mar
vellous aggregation of trained birds
and shows the highest training of
which their Intelligence Is capable. Man
ager Wlsensteln also continues with
him the vocalists who have proven
such popular attractions.
Dr. Rhoda C. Hicks,
OSTEOPATH 1ST
Consultation Free.
573 Commercial St., Astoria. Or.
Foley's Kidney Cure
oikcs kidneys and bladier tlzhl
BUY YOUR GROCERIES?
STEAMERS FOR ORIENT
OREGON AMJ ORIENTAL WILL
CALL AT 3AN FRANCISCO.
Monmouthshire and Carmcnth
shire Ut Carry Freight From
Golden Gate to Manila.
Telegraphic dispatch" from Han
Francisco received In Astoria yesterday
announce that arrangements have been
in id,, with the Oregon and Oriental
Steamship Company lines for a service
b -tween the California metropolis and
M it.lla, stopping at Yokohama. Naga
miW and Hong Kong.
For norm? time past the merchants and
shir.pers of Han FranH-o hive been
clamoring for additional steamer from
that pi.rt to the Philippine. th r-r. s
ent le-rvice b-ing Inadequate. Freight
shlpm nts have accnmulajtfd on several
orcisinris until the cong'-s:on If-tame
serioua and the only rt-li-f in sigh: was
to inrra'e the ntimtsr of uteam-ts
plying between California and Manila.
Tiie commercial b xlia of the city h Id
a meeting and committees w;?re a,PIiint.
e ! t induce nnm line to place steam
ers on the run. Overtures wtr mad,
to the Oregm and Orlital company
and tiie Inducements held out were su'tl-ti.-ntly
promising to encourage the com.
iiny to plan for Inaugurating the n"!
month. The twost-am-rs named f"r
'h - n"W run are tho Monmutrhlr in 1
I aiiiienthshlre, both of which are well
know n In A at ria.
H Mil ves.vds are stel shlpi of S'-CO
tons burden, and t-arabie of miiotain
irt thirteen knots an hour.
Th- arrangements ma. with the San
Fram isco mar-hanta do" not change
th- rert of dnirture from the Colum
tli riv.r .o the CKld,-n Gate. On the
( "ir.uary. Sin Francisco will merely be
a oort of call and th company antl
clp.te :hu the Ir.cr.'.ose in frdght wl'i
luMifv !-nlinr Its steam-nj down (he
r -i."t. f
A' cording to th announcement, that
Jl nmou:hshire will leave San Francis
co Aprii 10, and the Carm"nihshlr will
follow a month laur. It is expected
that the time occupied in the run from
San Francl-vo t Philippine .port
will be twenty-one or twvnty-two days
in I I: is th" intention of the company
to estiblish a thirtylay service.
WILL DEMAND INCREASE,
Probable Actioi of 'jhe Inn Workers'
Union.
The statemmt published in yester
day's Tel-gram that the Iron Workers'
Uil.n had iiotlll-J the Astoria Iron
Worl s that an increase of wages of
12 per cent must be mad by Apr.l
1st. and the ..umber of working hours
I- a div reduced from ten to nin. was
denied last night by Mr. Fcx. He stat
od that ro notice hai been served upon
th" management of the Astoria Iron
Works tut that It was expected that
a demand for more wag's and shorter
hours vould be made April 20.
Mr. Fot stated thit it would be Im
THE PLACE TO BUY
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FISHING BOAT SUPPLIES
BUILDING MATERIAL
SEWING MACHINES
AND FARM IMPLEMENTS
ISAT-
FISHER BROTHERS,
Astoria, Ore.
KOPP'vS BEST
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A Delicious and Palatable
Drink Absolutely Pure
The North Pacific Brewery, of which Bottled beer for Tamlly use or keg
Mr. John Kopp Is proprietor, makes beer supplied at any time. Delivery
beer for domestic ant export trade. In the city free.
North Pacific Brewery
Pacific N ay igation Com pan y
Steamers "Sue II. Elmore," "W. II. Harrison"
Only line-Astoria to Tillamook, Garibaldi, Bay City, Hobsonville.
Connecting at Astoria with the Oreiton Railroad Sc Navigation Go. and
also the Astoria & Columbia River K. R. for Sac Francisco, Portland
and all points east. For freight and passenger rates aply tv
Samuel Elmore & Co. General Agents, ASTORIA. ORE.
( 0. R. A. N. R. R. Co., Portland.
Agents A. iC. E. II Co., Portland.
(B C. LAMB. Tillamook. Ore.
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g The Only F"Irt-ClosH
mnmnnnwinvinjiAm
possible to llscttss thi pi np,tcd changM
uiu.l ti a f irin lemvid hd b. a mvl
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STRUCK AN OFFICER.
Armed with ' a wi't 'of attachment
fiom tiie Jus(k! couri, Constable Killy
w-nt ro the res.di.ne ,of I'r.
Itutenbtrg, ,n Bond street, yejitsr.
aav. with a wninn, for the purpose of
taking p.iss)sl,vn of certain chattels.
He mat 4cc nn.i i by VI l' i bi-rg
n-anr in wh is? favor the iu.inin'nr I a J
b nl r nd. i- l. Aci'.ir ilng to ths ton
s'abli it s ems that Mrs, KostnbTf b"
t .ni: hn-hly intens'd at 'he Intrustoii,
t : tit., u'.-m. Mr. B'tgrnan with .
thastlsem-n: B-jin warmtl to ift
iy .ar. KHry -n'iin d upon him. and,
as he say, struck him a go-id sound
bl.iw.nn tiie fice with clcsed bund.
Th; seeding n the c nsiablii's facl will
soiR leavv, but tii, injury to 1,1s leel
It Ks Is net Jt pit.ibe.l. , t
THE UNION LABEL.
A Biltlmor clergyman In a recent
sermon endorsed the union label In the
following eloquent words:
nnai can ue more sacreti, more
holy, or more detterving of the rever
ence of m -n r angels than the union
lab"!, which signifies that human life
h is been more highly valued In the pro
duction of commodlti-s than the mere
profits sought for by greed?
"Th- label is an emblem of Justice,
"f fraternity, of humanity. When you
find u label on a garment, or a box of
cigars, or a loaf of bread, or a piece of
iirir.tlng. you can be sura that neither
was ma le In a sweat-shop. That bo
little children's fingers wer? compelled
to sew, or sort tobacco In the hours of
the night int-nded for cliiljlsh sleep.
When vou s..e this labi on any com
modity, -u can buy It with a clear con
siicnce, knowing that In doing so you
ar? not becoming partner to an Insti
tution that d -grades humanity for pri
vate profit. You can sleep soundly also,
and not b: worried with thoughts of
typhus fever, smallpox or leprosy, which
are so oft-n scattered broadcast from
Chinese opium Joints, penitentiary con
viitv cUs and ten-ment sweat-shops.
hre th most degraded specimens of
humanity put their life's blood Into
marketable goods, from which the poor,
unsuspecting public suffers all manner
of foul and loathsome diseases.
"The union label is a religious enu
blem. Tt is a religious act to buy goods
to which this label is attached, an act
bles.-ed on earth and honored in heav
en, while It Is a sin to buy a cigar.
1 1 :e of clothing, a pair . .
loaf of bread t lfi "wi M,
then ve- nout Inl labl, for
u j not kt.ow Dut wnat you
ar? building up the business of some
heartless tyrant, who Is extracting a
I'-rtune from the drudgery and degra
dation of h!; feiiows at the risk of
public health,
"Goil bless the label: And I hope that
all of you, as you leave this house to
night, will carry Indelibly Impressed up
on your minds the picture of the union
label si rrounded by angels, and that
you will always know that the favorite
banner In heaven represents Justice to
lahor. fresh air and sunshine and
healthful conditions to those who toil,
and the truth that human life is of
greater moment than gain' of gold."
Th Advocate.
Herman Wise Is the only merchant In
Astoria who sells "Union-made" suits,
pants, overalls, hats, etc.
X Luxury Seldom Enjoyed
at such a price as 12H cents is
a delicious El Sidelo cigar
There isn't a cigar made that
carries so much pleasure In
its fragrant folds to the smok
er as this really fine flavored,
rich and well i-iade smoke. If
you wish to enjoy a treat try
one.
WILL MADISON
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