The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, June 22, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORKIXG ASTORIA, SATURDAY, JL'XB 22. 1901 The Morning Astorian TELEPHONIC Ml. All contracts lot' ndvenifMiig In tha Aatoilnn hi imtJtt on h Riinr. unt of circulation four tlnwn UrKr thun thttt of any pnpcr published or clrcululuJ In C'.lnt op county. TOUAYH WKATIIEIl. iiiTI.AM), Jim !l Wcaicm rtri. gun aii.l Western Waalilnaluti, Halur tin y. fulr ami warmer, i'i'ri tinr the i'ciukI KkIith Oregon, fulr Mini warm-i-r I'l.iHit-iii Wahliigii miJ Northern Idaho, (air. AROUND TOWN. H- It. M. Union ale on hum. 1. M M.Failand uf niney la In the. nty. il.ir H fli-otn" relumed laat night fr.'in Hcanle, J. W. Imvi.. of Hun Kiaiidaco, l In tin lily I'll buallleaa The licrman brk IMiry a.kfMd Wrllt to -i yeae,rty Wanted- a woman l.i do waahlng. Call i W Klclung HI. tr Jaim-a li-l.- i.f Foil Canity. a In lln- rlly yiTiiiy. flriiul today- nice, rip bananas 20c lr do.cn at J 'hnaoii Hrm. lit-( ISMfiii meal-llla'tig Hun tauiant, iJ ".innii-il Hi. 1(- Wanled-flaleamen verywhi'r; al ary or (xnnmlaatm: permanent. Itrnwn llrM, Co., Nuraaryrnen, Jlor.hi-ster, N. Y. Th members of lh irgatta roinmlt tee who w nit In Portland in confer with Admiral Kdwarda, rliiriiil laai night. "mi ifty Treasurer Thimiwin haa la sued a rail fur all warranla drawn n th general fuiiil ami endorsed prior to November 13, im. Crm pur fy, Anxrlra'a finest wlilakrv. The only pura gooda; guar anteed rich aiiil mellow, JOHN 1 (.'.MUX' IN. Hula Aal-llt. Th Klka uf Portland nJ Tacomii m mil III" ilat.-a for the rcgaita change, I an a n.il in Interfere will) Klka' day ut tho Tiuiina carnival. Th ukuiI service will be observed at Ida First Congregations church to morrow. Th" morning tuple will be "The Ortst T-at"; and In th evening tha pastor will apra on 'Tha Two Waya." Htrangers sr cordially Invit ed to attend. Thn Nation.! Rducatinnal Convention at Detroit. July Ml. ihe ). 11. ft hit made a round-trip rat trm Aatui l-ia 'f ll '.'5. Tlrk:a on alia July and 3. r.-l tirnlnir limit. Auxuat 31. Call at il.kft (mrt. o. it . N. d-xk. for (iirthrr Inf rmatl'n. Kr tlia ''hrlatlon KniJavor niflin at c'lni Inna.l, July -!'. thn (i. K at N. ha) inn Ik a nil n1 -trip rata uf 171(0 from Am.itii. Tl'ki'ta nn ,t July 1 2 and 3, iro.i.l fur r-tuninir until rW-p. iimbr 1: tnp-iv.,ra roula. fall at tli ki-t oittri-, O. It. it N. d k, for par ticular'. Mm. Ji Kt haa puii'liuanl a luri(i ' - alnik uf inlHiinry and liivlt'- In lad Ira I Work :i i.imiii.'iw .1 yinifrday im (if Aai'H'ln tn lni'tlii. JIt parlmaj thr pllliiK fr tho-frwl mill In ! rrwt-l ari at li'i Hi'V-ntli airi-et. ty lh- Amnrln Kxi'haiiK)- rnmp.iny for It. M. Oiiaton. onlrai tor I'lliiilHTir l J'Hin A M'ln'.g'itiKry liaa oiH-nni a undi-r Mgrei-mrtit to nxnn i-tc "hv tml d- ahp at llnnd airl and la 'niar ' mr liv July 15, and tin- machlrirry In dn all rlaaa of plunililnK anl llti- Kill limialli-d within twenty daya niiia at tin limi-at piiuiuir raiaa. from that ilntr. Itoalrn roal laata Imifr. la inn.-r and make Ivaa troublr- with atnvm and hlmiiey lluea than nny other. ileirr W. Hjlllmrn. a-ni; telrphuti 1111. I'ollei lor of Internal lU-venu" ravld M. iMinn, of 1'iirtland. la In the rlly en nute to the Nuanlrum uti a flhln Irln. He wll lie nln-l toitiiy liy the Hun. J wph N. Teal, the prominent 1'urtliirid aitorm-y. md 'harl- Hllter. the fuinoua flnhermari, and the trlu will Threp flrat-idaM lwilwr at the O.-cl ilr-iu lnrlier almp. Ileal uf aerylre. Mr nut Mi" I I'lilie'i liuv reiurii.-d ftuiti a three. we.-k' In l'orilnd Jitl in (.Mile uf all khl'la. ih'l at Y-k'dianu Hanar; :' rmiiineriial HI Hhlrt, 1U'. Hh.a, Nkcr at half prli e at lHinla-r't .ut I and end nle The .l-ainer Hue II Elmme will lev out tr TlllaniiK'k Hiinlty liiiuiili'K at I Iih k Ani'Mia III" I'.ullnii.li rn III the ,-lty aie V V M irry, I. V Whliney and 1 O I'uleinnn. ""ruh'1 airwwherry lee rream and vanilU 'f pint, and awret cream I'k' pint al the I'arlur. - are the people li talk to ahotit milk At the Milk hep.it, corner Tenth and Ihuiw atreeia Sample line Htraw and Prah IUt, one uf a kind, at ' prc M Panat. art 'a ikld and end aale. Mra llaamuien la prepared to do UP lare rurtalna In r"! order, I-ave or ilera at trrr"n Makery. You will have in hurry' If vou iuu mine uf ih-e nle-1 luniinat n ;Do nt .'. tin today at J.lnian llroa. 'i'n i-herrlep are now conilnc In h. mark.-! H-im" very n'i'e otiea were .-relve. hv Johnun llr. Inat evellllljj. Iiinnlf-r d.a h advert nil gooda lltrlllded In the odd ami end "le ulil lie anl.t at rxaitly 'j of f.irnier prlre. ih:ht r. 'knt mkai.; Ht'N HK-tTAHUANT. UISINil The lloai ai rea' mraiit la Vai-rve lly noniilar Tha lwt thil the market af ford la alwaya f"und mi Ita bill of I (,.n peveral day atonic the river. far, and the a-rvli-e la nrai-riaaa. ii-ni . , II II' II 1 a HI. Th liii..l h.rfroa . h.oW .u'n.lUe la """" reiurtrl f rum I'endletun, where a man The Haigaln 'lirthliig Htore n.ppo. hr, ,.M, t rptaln J. J. M Ite Hie llee Hive) a arlllng Hulla, (!,, f (h. well-known family id rutin. Hula, Hhlrta, eti.'., etc, at a ureal "KlghiltK MrCmka." eun'edcl In (-',- an-rltlee aa the atixk ttmut Im- oll In 1 1 ar I'W. md n long llptiince away, hori lime. b-for the aptirl itin. of the paie r " a illiuvered Ilia rh-k aprent. The M'-amer Vanauaid will g ve a Iv er laaunl by the iiiartentiaaier'a redured rate tmlay of one fare f..r the d-parunent In H.ui Krun. laro. round trip tn a-rniinilal the lieopl Woik Inia h.giin .hi the fon'lrui tl"n uf a ald- nuk from t!ie tiai-ka .if Ihe HiiitiKr'i IMcltlo Hiillwiy. near Hell, wool, for the Portland o.. n mil!" WVrk on I he aldetrx k will be rualied who nam o eoim to Antotla tnd III the trained Htiluml allow. Ureal pieiaiait"iia are b. l.ig 'iia ! by the Portland letter camera f 'r their ei.-uial.ui to Heaal b- ikxi Hunduy and . n,at Im'.ldlng m.it. r'iil for the mill Ihe y.at..mi-e in ion city win r.inaui , i, ik.-n d rert to :h- trruunde. rloaed for the entire ilny. j l iniK have been rimple:e f .r th j luillilltiga by Itl'-hard Martin and r- n The W p)iian'a Mill lll meel at rage a ; ,,,,,.,,., ,.,) ,,,.r W partly make bail Una artein.m. June at tne ua- n,rlr r,:!trtat.-. uctl hour Tajlc fur ihe aftern.ani. The 1 OH.aa oi i There I. ,.ild t be c.n-ld.nihl- dim "' r'" " "' " " "' ' ' age doie to fruit and oth.r firm pr. Hpe.l.tl Ih-piity Thomaa llrown, who haa he.il III VPllgiitl" diliabe hatch rry ali.-a .m the White ilv-'r. hia re. l.irt.-. to llh Wur.b ti Van Himmoi Dint none .a the I, . HI. on uainlii.it ate available. The u.u.il aervliea will Ih- lu-ld a; the I'reahyierlan church tomorrow. The topic for the morning will be inn- Irniuea"; evening topic. r.-eiing un Aahea'' H moat cordial Invitation l eXIellbd to all. luatrlel Attorney lUrrlaon Allen la In Dl tVC lAT lllTIIDPn Portland attendln tha c-mventlim ofrUailJ IlUI IllA I LiKLU leieauiea ami ininiaiera irirni inv rv ' i cofial rhurohaa of tha Norihweat ar.dl will reiurrf liminrrow. Whlla In (ha nielroimlla Mr. Allen will irfentlfv Him. rtionda tha furgvr and will probably F..NTKK lAINMEMOFCOXGRESS. make anme urrangemenla r.ir priaecul- u v iirrfm.li toiiiv liiif him her- If the Portland chargea nt-" UfcCIOfclJ TODAY. fall to atlck. nlmriionda waa releaaed from the (enlten:lary at Halem In Jan uiiry fur forgery committed at The Palli a and evidently reaumed hl rr'm- iML-inhcraof tha klvrraan,! Iliptu... inut career immediately afier b-lng r- in,-,,''"0"nv Klvcrnd llarhora Iraaed. Kred Itehorat, retired barber and I'Hpllallat, la mlaalng from hla hotel ;n Porlliind, and It la believed thit he cominltt.-d aulclde. Hian time ugo lie- norm waa a juror In a caae, In ihe atnia circuit court anl while under the InMi.ence nf llouor atiemp'ed o Ul- cuaa Ihe merit if the caae from the Jury box with the Judge, lb- wu eg- cured from further aervlce and '( reprimanded by the Judge, and It I thought that the Incident nirfy '.iv preved on hi oilnd uul'l he grew d.-a I 0inmlttcc Who Will He An torla'a (iucata. Owlnif to s delay In receiving" a .vply to the nieaag n-nt Cn,iKreiman Tongue Ingulrlnr aa to the dale of ,he arrival of the rlvem and hartior. com mute, repreaeniatlve ,.f the Pmh Club nd 'hamber of Commerce were unable to formulate any definite plana fur the entertainment of me uiatlnjuiahrd party. pondent and Jumped Into the river. " ,h m7"nK '"I'J )"tirdjy af.r- H-hort waa a bachelor and dr.nk nn,'n- IJ ournment waj taken Until fre.iuently to exec. u P- m " thought the rnnirnlttee will be In poaae.alon of The nfflclal cunt of the .landing of h". Information deaired. and will then conteatant In Hie merchanta ymlng ,m " ? 0 muiu iy arrange the conteal fr IV) In gold coin will lie c-rn- Program. nevrai plana were lnfirma!-ld.-trd av. A i.anlal c.mnt waa dlU"'l yierly arxl a committee mad laat night, but owing to the I'M"'"J ' arrange for the lun.-he.in large number of balloiji the work wa "' , vn. I ,he v,1""""1- T Party will n.-l completed. The library la atlll """''"'I ab;"' lty. afcwrdlng :o id ahead with a cmfortable lead and the vUJ? r"l nd Klka and Kagle ar,. running cliaa- to- ' "airman T. I Burton, of the gfther for aerond place. wMh Ihe Con- "mn-e. la one of the prom gregntloiul church fourth. The com- m'nt fl:u be """ and rnin-e ,.r, ...... . i,..av v..,in ih. nr.r ' an authority on the wateraayi and week of next month when monthly bill nrb"r -t the country. He ha per are paid and during the flrat week of "?"" '' Vi?i v an? ln"','CIJ very na each month until Ihe content cloaca. The different lodge and organlziitlonn j Imer-aMed have aent utii poatal card to memle'ra uf frl-ndp urging the rel;i. nt. to vote for them and the rivalry for nmt place la growing A meeting uf gill n.-t flidiernicn will vlgable rUvr and harbor, for which government aid haa been aaked fur Improvement, on the Atlantic and on the Gulf. Clth.-r member of the com mittee have bc-n active n peraunil In- apecti in. The commltte iiowever knew but lit tie of the Pacific coaat and had con be held ut the Kiahermen' union hall I 'llorcl that only Dy vbdilng th? rlvera at 2 o'clock thla afternooti at which tlnu- a-epa will he taken to ciammcnce legul pr.piedlii(r for the removal of piling recently driven In the river ati mi half-mile northinai jf Tongue Point. The piling waa conatrucPM f,)r 1 H. W-dcli, and the flhertn''n rlilm It U a menace to their gr. Th'-re la nine feet of water over the oliatructlon at be. tidi- and it la In auch n oaltori that gill net are obatructed about three-fonrtha of ttie tloml tide. Since '.he piling waa put In four nights agi luce in the nland cuuiri... of Oregon aeveral hinulr.-d dollar worth of n't a H a-ll llgtotl thla aumnier. hJirlv have been loaf bv the llaherinen e. I Tl'll la littl'ff fm ie.-li.lv' aneer nn.l In I e..r.ll..v f . .1... A....inn 1. . " . , ... ... , . h " iii n. . i . an I. iiiioiiua.il Hue eaatern cuuntW-a have le-en total- The Mahermen are In debt to the can ly ibairuyeil. Although the backward nerle and the lop. uf a net la a a'r Hllllllltrr hlla lleerl fell In lllla ri.H1on U. I l.tua ninll... ll hA mwUs .1.1 ar. Uell la elaeH here the tillefleMB of the I fem.u.M I..D..I ..Ill l. . . ...I D. MrSulloch. Marlanna. Ark.: Stenh auinmer travel to th- bea. hm ha te-ep active m-aaure at once taken to have C? M- Prkman- Tampa, Fla.; Thomaa the principal Inconvenience. the obatrurtlon removed If pomble. nd harbors h'r, could It gain th knowledge nece.iry for conalderlng any river anl narbor bill as a whole. hollowing I a a; of the membT of th- commit!-. Theodore K .Hurtin. Cleveland. Ohio "chairman:! Walter Keeveaj. Streator. III.: Itlackburn . Dovener, Wheeling. W. Va.: Koawvll P H!hop. Uidlngton. Mich.: fn-at F. Acheaon, Waahtngton. Pa.: I'Hg Morris. Duluth. Mrr.n.: De Alva 8. Xlexander. Uuffalo. V. v.: Thonian H. Tongue, HillMKiro, Oregon: George R La n-n'-e. Nor:h A.lam, M : Ja nes H. Davld.on. Oehkoah. Wl.; Thomaa C. Catrhlnga. Vkksburg. Mm.: Kufua E. Leaner. Savannah Go Jamea H. Kankhead. Fayette, Ala.; Al bert 8. Berry, Newpon. Ky.: Phillip MmW UN M Ml MaJfi'M UtaXI M fMMMT) m A GREAT MAN'S IDEA. ENIUS, as Ruskin defines it, is simply a superior power of seeing. Have you the genius to see how important an element in the success of your house-keeping is the use of Ivory Soap? Judged by the work it does Ivory is the cheapest soap in America to-day. It is harmless. Embroideries, laces and delicate stuffs should be washed only with Ivory Soap. southeaat quarter of section :4. T 7 N, ' K 8 W; patent. , RATES TO EXPOSITIOX. SUNDAY'S LINE-UP. Southern Merchants Complain Becans) They Cannn Go Via New York. The baseball teams representing the ! Elks and Forester, which will meet In! xew YORK. June 2L The Journal a match game Sunday have been! , rm. practicing dally and are In excellent : of Commerce says: condition. The game will be called at j So"i of the leading wholesale Ini 2 p. m., and indication point to a ln tbls city who are interested In south ern trade are receiving complaint from The Hurgaln io:hlng S ure (..ppo. "Lionel'' la the nam of a fine Irleih alte ihe li.-e lllve) !. a iling Hull, setter, with Norria & Howe's big train- rum., inn, rnin. nr.. e.c. at i great d animal show, whlrh wl l exhibit Prtcrllc-, aa he sto k inuat be auld In In thla city thl (Saturday) afternoon a ph"it time. and nlirht. under their cnormou water- rnMif tent whlrh will lie located cn- The report Publl.hed In the Aatorian 'rally, that Elks. H. Rail. Huniaville. Texas: Luman M. ! McDermott Klbs (aecretary). Cleveland, Ohio. j Rupert v ith the congressmen are their wives Stlllwrigm of the two teams: Position. Pitcher Catcher and daughter.. FOR SALE. . r II"1 'r.. ,.i t tent which will he located cen- The Columbia River Packers Assoc! ?' " V. ... . .. . ..:' ie.ie i The ren in iii.i.h.he,l in ihe .i..rian trally. that ha blue blood running atlon haa for gale, two schooners and L. ii... .1.- r.. i..rU here and ln i some time ago that the flahermen at through hi velna. Imrlng the battle one launch. A description of the "t inai.m are running overtime In Taku Inlet were not wtiafl.d with ex- "t Hlenheim. -H.inda.aiie John" Churc- schooners Mlow: Schooner "Kinney" ortWr ii Tkrepl. with order.. I lUur conditio,,, ha. been verified by Mil ., followed by his favorite dog. beam. ll.S: dePth of vi.,. v.an. ia line Itull. v. wife uf ' ria. who recently au-d the Taku Fmh. devMtlon that he kept him until the 31 beam, 9 : depth of hold. S.8. -.v. ' i,..v. .-..,.iaai..ner J lii CiimPanv for I tot due him f.r lale-r "" " hi death. The dog wa glv- uners will be received at the office Tiaii-. .i ll v..e,.i,.tf .i the fam- ! "n algnd claim. Klghteen ,.f th 'n -W attention ami luxury. Lionel pf the association where full partlcu ....' . . .. t..'in.i.... U liul. nahcrnun who went north nt the unen- I a descendant of Nero. Muring M-l- v lia b-e.t In III health for ome time Ing of tb e.ion h,ive returned atij ba'a tour of Englmd. the present Duke but her death wa no: expected. clurn ihal there waa no nh and that "f Mar!Nir. preaenteil Lionel to the ine piiivia.iina a-'rveo were inpuincieni. i oi.n. u.ir- ...-in? k ik'..?. lara may also be had. FOR SALE OR RENT. T.- - . 11 a. V I.. h..a tlla.le a late i 1 lie iv. i e -. . i uf l from Aalorla and I'ortlan.l i"r f,. v;,.n y,,ri, r,,mmerclol nu 'te' a thei pai-Ainerlcan exi.'aitliai at ix : ( . I.onia railroad man aa laying tha rolo. Tli keta w'U be on le flrat mid , A"(.'rl.i miiat a.em b.- nude ihe aeapor; thir l Ttie.diy. June to (Vtober. inciu- , f lh,. s ihwe.t. and that the Intereat lve. nieae tick! niul im- uae i ir ; f ln ,.n-r rount'y .lemniida the utllb c.ttitlnu ua paaaage goma. inn eiop- i j.it,,n of till, harbor. Alm.ail every ov.-ra vll be 411iei wuiiin nniu iiinn , prominent ralln.id man Interview.',! bv hoa were exhibiting m B.Jton last summer Mclba could be seen at the I tierformmce nearly every afternoon. Tw.i new cottages at Seaside. Fine l.vatlon, well furnished. Good water. Apply to C. M. Cu:hblrtht 127 Seventh REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. returning Broken Lines SUITS, HATS, UNDERWEAR, SHOES, ETC. AT HALF PRICE ODD AND END SALE AT vS. DANZIGER S the i'umnier.1 il tnkea the Aatorla !d- of the cent. -nilon. and all aee.T to rea'. re tha: Aat.ein, alone, , if Picifl,- rn: ports, ca'i uc aa'ullv aeciir.- and retain ih- trade of th-' Orb nt i latskanb Chief 11. P. Whltilnw. A San Fr.mciscf wrecker, claim to have l.aatej Ihe THE SUN HECOMIX0 EXTINCT. An eminent scientist has started the world wl h the declawtlcci that the heat wni-k of the ltio j,. J.in.tn. which nink at 11 a. m. on the morning of the ex it tne en rince to tile tinmen i-aie h:blt on v hlteuw has the name plate and a door from th- captain's atateroom to HiiPloi't Ilia claim. He Kta refused to accept the lluon rward offer.'d for b eating the sunken rhl and has made n propositi m to the tmderwrlten. thi' lie will rv-ovr the cargo f.ir 75 rer I uf the aun is being exhausted. He as- 1 ...i t .if 'he aiill-.iire Thla Ihe tinier. I llliva 11M. ho-.cev-r. ihnl It U'lll K.. manv wrltis have de -lined. The cirgi Is cent irl.w h"f.ipi It lakes place. In the , valued .it JlM.OOO. meantime we should try and make the l best of life and enjov It while w have Th Itargaln Cloihlng Store (oppo- thn oprirtUBy. This, however, la lin- alte the llee Hive) Is a iling Suits. I possible unl-is you have good health Punts, Hats, Shirt." etc.. etc. at i great and especially a strong stomach. Use sacrifice, as the stock must be sold In Hostet'er'a Stomach Hitters to keep the a short fine. stoma -Ji in order .nd you will be hap py. It rur. dyspepsia, constipation. The Pr'ih lurk Madiigiiacar. Captain billmisness, aids digestion and keeps Sm Hi nir. ve.l in veaierdjiv Mm m' uo.vris reKuiai. it nas oeen tne H.itig Kong. In hillat. and will load standard medicine of the American wheat for Europe. The voyage oceu- Popi ovr nny years, insist on nav pled sixty days and no heavy weather ln tlw genuine with our Private Rev- was encountered. After having Hong ' "P over me net- or me ooi- Koiib three atow'ji.wava w, re tiisc.ivere.l ie. I ho had hlden themselves in the fore- Peak under the coal bunkers. As they were able seamen they were allowed tn work their way over. There Is a sur plus of sillors In Hong Kong, which account for the eagerness of ihe men to make some other seaport. IVputy Fish Commissioner McReavy. Deputy Warden Huttman and Water Itailiff Wlrkman returned last nig-ht She w as so favorably Impressed w ith I street. Ast r!a, or to S. J. Hubbard. the Kind treatment shown the dugs and I S.-aslde. Oregon, sm wondered al the intelligence dis playol by ihem thit he mniested Pro. fessor Norrls to take IJonel along with the show and rfive him a "classical education, which he did. The d.g was! Richard Nixon, receiver, to Lewis S. night a number uf very difficult feats Cilllette K acres In section 12. 3 and and will be seen with ihe show In thla . T 6 N, R 6 W: and 11-0 acres In city. IJonel feela that he Is above I Columbia county; $1 the cither dogs with the shows, and Willi United States to J. C. Davis ISO make very few friends among his ca- acres In section 29, T 8 N, R 8 W; nine comm ies. He la a true dog; arls-1 patent tiicrnt. Lionel will look the city over United States to John Johnson 163.81 during the pamde. whloh will be given acres In section 32, T S N, R 8 W; pat ent United States to Edwin C. Johnson- northeast quarter of section !4, T 7 N. R 8 V; patent. United States to Michael warren- Fox Peterson Shaw Barker Rosa Bell lt B. IndB. S. S. 3rdB. L.F. CF. R. F. Foresters. Painter Sprauer Umpire, B. D. Johnson, merchants at south.-rn ports hat tbey cannot aecure aa favorable rates to tb Pan-American Exposition na New Haynes York as are being offered over other Grant routes. Most of the merchant dealre Meaney j lo stnp 0Yer here' ,r Plbie. to nmk Nordstrom purchases In thla market and firms her J Jhnson : are naturally Interested in the matter Mikkleson j because It is a question of buslneaw CALL FOR WARRANTS. with them. One of the largest Jobbers In a certain line has received the fol lowing from Us representatives: "A anutbern eorreankndonl wIia aaifcl. .-..nice is tiercuy Riven iu ail pat uea , . , . , holding Clatsop wunty warrants prior other niempltt coming north thi to Novmb?r 13. 1899. to present the ; ntes me that all tickets, stralgtrt same to the county treasurer at hU and excursion, which are offered at K ,1M lentn Kreex tor payment. outheni points to the Buffalo Expogt A III t 1 T31 VTBiTB Oliri ill J UO.IXJ. H. C. THOMPSON. County Tresurer. Dated. Astoria. Ore., this 21st day of June. 190L NOTICE TO STUDENTS. To students of International Corres pondence Schools I will make the fol lowing special offer for June and July: To the student whq secures for me the largest number of nrollments. I will give a bonua of $10. and to the one securing th next largest number I w-ill give $5. The minimum number necessary to secure the $10 la five enrolments and three enrollments to secure the $3 bo nus. These bonuses are In addition to the crdlts aj'-ywed by the schools. Hoping there are some mat lens among you. I am, Tours truly, LOUIS G. SPIES. KOPP'S BEST CALL FOR WARRANTS. Notice Is hereby given to all parties holding Clatsop County warrants, en dorsed prior to October 9. 1S99. to pre- sent the sune to 'he County Treasurer at his office. 164 Tenth street, for pay ment. Interest ceases after this date. H. C. THOMPSON. County Treasurer. A Delicious and Palatable Drink Absolutely Pure The North Pacific Brewery, of which Mr. John Kood Is proDrietor. makes beer for domestic and export trade.. Bottled beer for family use or keg beer supplied at anny time. Delivery In the c'ty free. North Pacific Brewera w or'",:eB r,r, '. mi, of June, 1901. FOR SALE. up the river, during which they wen as far aa Oregon City. Several arrests were made and the offenders prosecuted aa has been published from time to time. I tapir. amount .if ireiir waa connacAt. ed but Ihe officers found that they '"'"J- iicier , ami 'rora were seriously hampered in their work Poland-Angus bull and Short Horn in. wni. .her. on ah.. who would alciiai cows. Also, five of the finest bulla that i to the flahermen on the approach of the er were brought (nto the state of launch. Strategy wna resorted lo anj ""K'" on aeveml occasions when unlicensed to 2o00 pounds each. 'W ill be sold t gear was spotted the launch would pro. ceed up stream and then drop back at night when the offender were not ex pecting their visits. The United States consul at Victoria. It. C report that a surveying p.my has selected tho landing sl;e of the llrlltsh Pacific cable, which Is lo con nect the Dominion of Canada with the Australian confederation, cn Kelp bay. n-ar Itanrield creek, seven miles from the entrance to Harclay sound, nnd a little more thnn UK) miles from Victo ria. The locntlon Is described as ad mirably ndiinted for 'the purpose a good harbor and twelve fathom of water close to Ihe shore, so that vessels 10.000 tuns can tlnd sife anohornge. The harbor is landlocked nnd has a bot tom of ooge. which, it Is sal 1. will fur nlsh good protection for the wire. Work hiw already begun In England on ihe cnble. It I to be 5.8:54.5 miles, the long est yet constructed, and will be trans ported nnd In id In one ship, which is no wbe especially built for the purpose. The cable will run from Vnicouver Isl and to Fanning Island. 3337 miles, bo- fore a landing Is effected: thence to &he verv reasonable price. Inquire of M. SUSMAN. WHBRE DO YOU Pacific NavigationCompany Steamers "Sue II. Ll more" and "W II Harrison" Only line-Astoria to Tillamook, Garibaldi and Bay City, Hobsonville Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Com pany and also the Astoria & Colum bia River Railroad for San Fran cisco, Portland and all points East. For freight and passenger rates apply to Samuel Elmore ft Co., General Agents, ASTORIA. ORE O. R. N. R. R. Co.. Portland. A. & C. R. R. Co.; Portland, B. C. LAMB, Tillamook, Oregon, Hon are sold only via Washington and via Philadelphia, not through Ker , York in either direction." Geirge H. Daniels, general passenger aent of the New York Central said when this matter was called to his at tention: "We cannot help It. The national route to Buffalo from southern points say 'n Virginia and the Carolina la via Washington. It is a much more round about trip via New York City. We certainly canon change the topography of the country so as to make the flia tance via New York the same as over the dir.-ct line via Washington. We are now offering rates from New York to the Pan-American at Buffalo lower ' than evtr before and If merchants la the 9ouih or In other sections destro to come here, they . can reach New York by steamboal: or otherwise M th?n avail thenselves of the low rates to Buffalo from this city. As to the fact that most of these southern parties are prospective buyers, I may say that we have had a great many protests from all sections, Rochester, Utkw. Syracuse and other trade cen tan, aguinst the 'buyers' excursion. Jobbers of those places complain bit terly against the diversion to New York of trade that they naturally regarded as th?ir own. As to this immediate proposition we have done all we could do by giving low rates from New York. We could not be expected to grant as low a fare on a longer trip as is given on the shorter and direct route. Mer chants In Cincinnati would not go to the Pan-Amerlctn via New York City; the natural and direct route is via Cleveland. No more could we be ex pected to Uke traffic of southern port from the direct route via Washington. Of course there Is io International dis crimination against New York. All I can say Is that conditions are such that we cannot do more than we have done In the matter of reduced rates." HAVE YOU TRIED STATE NORMAL SCHOOL A. W. SHIPLEY? &6 Commercial Street. f DO YOU KNOW That he gives the best there is to be had !n the city for the least moaey? Place an order mum and see. C. W. BARR DENTIST Succsa.ir to Dr. Ball. FIJI Islands, to Norfolk Island, und to 573 Commercial St.. ASTORIA, OR. Queensland. TELEPHONE, RED 2061. JIONMOUTH, OKEQON DEMAND FOR G RADUATES. The deman-J for the graduates of the Nor mal Schools during the past year has heen much beyond the supply. Posi tions with from $10 to $75 per month. STATE CERTIFICATES AND DI PLOMAS. Students are prepared for the state examinations, and readily take stale papers on graduation. Strong academic and Professional Course. Well equipped Training De partment. Expense ranging from $120 to $175 per vear. Fall term opens September 17. For catalogue containing full an nouncements, address. P. L. CAMBELL, Or, J. E. V. BUTLER. President. Secretary. MR. HENDERSON IN LONDON. Win Ba Tendered Dinner by Prominent Britishers on Fourth of July. NEW YORK. June 21. A dispatch to the Tribune from London says: Speaker Henderson with his wife and daughter have arrived at Carlton House for a fortnight in London. The speaker will receive many courtesies from Speaker Gully and members oi parliament and will be a prominent fig. ure at the Fourth of July dinner where he will speak. This dinner will be unusually large and Important. Representatives of ev. ery self governing Brftlsh colony will have seats of honor and Lord Strath cona will respond 'or them. Lord Gos chen. Sir Ian Hamilton, Levi P. Morton and Frederick H. Gillette will attend the dinner and speeches will be made, by Ambassador Choat1?, R. W. Ilar. bury, Bishop Welldon, of Calcutta, Rev. Dr. Joseph Parker and the head mas ter of Rugby. i