The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, July 30, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHB MORKIXG ASTOKIA.X, TL'CMDAT. JULY 30, 1901. Everyone to His Taste We Can Suil Them All 11 l niir bllltl-aa l.i ..lit til Mild of i:r Thr In ly thai ' not auli II. . I i It It Hi lilllliig a II V 1 1- I'utt.l'-r l Iii.t, Inn I (.i mil' IMWH. llMijl.NH A CO. The Morning Astorian ti:i.i:pii Ni! f.i All conlnicU fur lulvcrtiKinu In the Aatoilitn iii c inn Jc nil ii Hi""'' iintco uf cliculiilioii four tliucN I inner tluiii Hint of iiuy piipcr piibll.hcJ or clictilitUJ In t:inl. nop count)'. ToI'AY'H wkatiihu. I'nltTLANI), J:y ':: - '! . Wiiaif Iiiki.iii and Idaho, Tu'-a-lj). fair '.inn- 1 inn AROUND TOWN. V-ur tit 'iiy b t. k if ) I 'li t Uli i ur Wdl: I.lly i.f J t). in t'.-.i J.illNSuN llltH He- M li4:,.. ub-HIt hlltirva Till (lr!-cU4 baibcrs al III Oi'Ci" J.-u! lurti-rmop Ii..: I'.-.. I nil a it. It: in ' 1 1 ttitni-r I : : ! ii k- Sin It'i J.i-aiirr a f all kin I . - hr4p at V--k -ha'iia I l.i a.t ii . t;i i '-.linn n I n I'lii- .ana l it.;- frul' . 3 Ii. : !ii t.u I to l ' ram. at J .hlia :i Hr-- I'm- in Ik -l'lu-i M Ik I --'! ,- .0 ii-i M! rrl 1 I l.-r Jafy by ih T'lHll anl )uan Tli- . Ir- u t ) nit n- t araal ' 1 1 -l ling uir: I'l in--to. lay. Jvi i t In al Mllill' i'iiit'i-1 aiianli-iry i-ifim anl ml'la IV- pint, an l av; iTruni 10' I'lnt at tho parlor. Kiir-lahr I r-i'Uia to l-t by t!i- -lay. A-- k t month T-rina iraa mabl- Ap ply .'I'. K-uil-'n h atrH-t r.p-rla llu-lianaii anl Clirk hav , iimi.Ti. t 111- .nk of .i-.-i:ltig th-Im-'k "f th- t- unit v ..tt1.-r Tli- i-amahlp A lata fi on liuaya ju l jiiih-I n yrat-t'lay m-iiiiiiK anl will ...il lunib-r f-T Hi- i'rl-iit I tluir M I'Mpnian t-r 1 1: at by Juatl-- . rw of llui ton anl M I lull .- mat 1 1--1 Hatiir lay -v-n-- th- I'-a . !tr --r Jap in .-.inn. t y hall i train ft on I' i llan I -ok In i I -M-.il - iii- at 1 1 1 -I . ti I mglii t-i k" n. i Th- Wan-tit up M oi lay i . laitK ar- iii.--. i. k ii . Inn ..inn-ry tti a full f-.r-.- t.u l-l - ai th ill I oi I ' in -i. In tl .In-: l. ( th,- I', a, . A T Ii mt::i o: n- - it I i UK " l -I a I -ln- ill ! tl ail l u II! I ill ti 1 i ' v .' Kll-t -V Mi J.-w-tt ban op 'in' 1 .ll -i p.ul-oa at 137 Sv.-n!h lr I .11. i f Attori.t hi - nn.Kl t i p.- -il-'ii -making Th- Pl an In- It.-p.'t la i I ill.- In I ut nigh! tun of flah mi lb- north M- ... i . 'f it larg. f ih- rlv-ov-r -Inn li g ill- -v-nlug l.o-t - l-'rl.liiy night, ii-'n-n th- I'otn-ni-r. Inl Club mi l Col- li.ni.-.-. an um-. ..j-n: i-i ..... ii i'.ii. . . i ". - i . .- I'-llllll i Aat'Tlin oflb--'. Th- (i. It. & N. hit tun. I,- a tat,. ,if $'1 from Anuria uii.l l'orllanl f,M- tin-I'-tn-Am-rli-iiti -xpoalllon at Huffitlo. t irgi'ia win n- on "in- tu n i.i tnii'.i i in a. in j a, juni' i-i i m, i imt, j iii-1 ti pii v Tlt-a- tlrk-ta milHt b- lifl for I'.intln u.iUh inmang- going, but atopnyi-r will b,. iillow-.l wllhln llnitl limit r-turnlng. IIMST 1,-i-CI-:NT MBAL; SCN ItKSTAl'ItANT. ItlSfNU SNAPS? Well I Guess Yes Mi ll's Crushers, nil Latest Similes and Shapes, worth 11.50 to jjl .7.", your choice Si.oo STRAW MATS: YOUR PICK OF ENTIRE STOCK 30 cents , Values from $2 to 7." cents S. DANZIGER Vnil rmt't Ik-ui H; IWfciiiou HI. ii M, i anil Java J HINrtuN. Hlti is 'ro.ini pure rye, America's nnt wltlakv. Tin- ..nly puro goods; guar nl"l rlrli on I tii"llnw. JOHN L I'AUI-HuN, Hoi- Ag-nt. Tli" piping and .iiiiT material fur Hi.- Km Mt-V MU wj!r ayalo'ii arrive! yr:ri1ay iu. :h i,,ii-i, mid puinpn are rXpCld ill ut Au(llt 1. W'.lnl I Hi nl-iund a,ilmm canning mailt iv: give 1 --. i . t 1 1 . . ti .ml price .111. I WllUe ami-- Iliiy lie ... A 1-li -. "funnel,'' i at - An'.nl m. Tli.' at '.iiuahip Thyui. ...t.. with liiiiili.-r for 'li- "rii'iii. and Dig Herman li.uk N'tl. ultli a ..tiiti of grain for Cur ii.-. will h 1 t' 'M today. I,nl..i-M r-rn ;-l . . 1 I i'K-fl I'KKUilf - (! mf: -.f I..k n -a 1 1 in tin II". I ami lirti- flyil "it a h.. t'liiiuuk rh-r ,111 I Uu- illllllla .11(1-1 ii.- i:K) John A M iti'r.nvrv lin opntrj a lint' at i: II. .n1 ir.-' i anl I i.r-'.r--l I i I i all rli.in ,f .hifiil)lna ai tin Una at III.- I.n.et ti!lil- rnf. K'xtyn al U I .iiK'-r, f i li-nrr an riinkrj rlt lr mil " mill l-iva ami rhlinnry rtiK id .in twy -iih-r. 0-ir- W Hiiili.ni. -ta nt, irrittiii 1-111. Tit- -try a - ..In i-il n ill. in a. nro 'n In. 'i--t l.y II T l .-it '"--inui'-ii i-il a Ii.m 1..-.-H a.'i. h. 1 f t IIMIIH :i!.-(.-1 It I"- In- I i M Mti. ii- i.f Sin l-'ian- 1 : in i . -:i r v I I ) ' ( i llll fl 111 1 Til. , - i I ly a ai l-,-i - --m-n'a "ii 'iiiiiu-r.'i-l to ntia.'t l-t!i'.' ia I th ! s't. ntii . 1 ri.iukii.-i .n 1 i-"t 1 1 .! i a i'1'.-r t li.'U"-. '. i l a pura.- tli l'I .K- r-lurn t i r nay t' tal i "! Satui l.i if'- i -i -lt -I III-. I K l nil A t -I Ml m - I t-llta I I Th- It : n lt-!.iurnt I rarvlly i 'pul.tr. Th- li : that thj mark- l f fori ta laya f-ur-.l on Ita hl:l of far, in I ttir .! fliat -liiaa. Itp-n till I a in Th- N-rw-K.au :-.uiKhlp Thyra -I-ar- I at th- ml in Ii .u- y at-t lay f.r Taku. China, wild J..'.r-i,:il f i .-f Until.. Tin- Thra i'-l al-.p ut C 'mux. II C.. f r .al. Th- iarg i .-f tli,- 'l-rmnn hlp Nal liir.'t l-fi f o - i ).:-r.l ty with a car go f gram f r I'ur in- .i valu-l al '. H.I. anl . i m ai-i of H."l buah-l "f h-.c Th- iii-gi'tt.ttl ok l-t th- pur.-ha- of III- ai-ain-i- I'lll.-n.W by th- K -v-rn-lii-nt ba- b n aban Ion-I. th- pCi-" . n-,l. I!'.. " l-inij nior- than th- lat- ,' :.-r ti llbng t i pay. A 'to-it ' ' TM 'till"1 o b-r of th- An -i.a p linn-. I r--n:! fr-mt llan b'-tt appoint -1 i. f rm-rly n ni-tii--II. . f.'iv-. tt 1) i p' a vial: to l-'lnl.i:-..l. a p. vial otll.'-r t ' IV- .llltlllK III- ll-httlK j)-aio. Th bull n. . f..r Ui- I-'. I' J.ui-1. b-lng ::- h n I ColutithU . .tliou; i- onpl -i-'-l l th- lait-r p.tri (list of M-Xi. I'.i Toll I: g I -Oll.-.l an I ill g In' .f l!ila ..-k Chat!- It'K-i". th- wll known .liug-gi-;. Iiai i-linn-l (t-'iit an i-x'-n-I'd Il'y In t'alif .in:.i. anl it willing to bt.k AH-ola for ni-lu-tiy a 1 1 -1 pr.gr,lv,ii- iKalni' any --f th- -Ml-a h- vlail-,1. . Mra C I. II u. :. C.lllf.il lll.l .'!-t I ll al'- till b-i ll a! ill- Ii .r, ll-oii 'f I'L- . Ik r proving, but la :i-.w m r-luin-'l from on -h- l-ll.l-r, wli-ty 1 . -.Ihi.I-- of b-r broth who la al.nvly Im -ill of ilang-r. J. Tliorbuin i.otlfl-,1 th- ..till K.w -i-i . of .f th Porilitml. ban Ahi.ikn Klsli- -rui-n' l'aik-ia c.impnny that tin1 nion-y In pa.Mii. in for Mt.n k In lit- com pany vl Ii- pal, I ov-r In 1'nrtlinul on Antrum lith. w h-n ll will bt trnnaf Tr-il to th tmffroy iyn,lli'iit- Tlio National Cuf- ha V'"'" reolH'ne.l by John Wall n o ami th- menu lti'iv ,i ft i-r avrvM at thl" "ptibir pbtoo will pl-iis- tin' moat faallillou. Spfcbiltli'S will bi init'li' of oyati'i-a. iTiiwuKh anl titnmlo. Mr. Wiilliu- I an rxp.TUMio-d i-lt-f itn.l ni'vi'f fall to Klve aatlafac-lion. Majnr O 'Di-ial H. M. II. Young la ex lri'tcl l.i arrive down the river Wedm-a-d.iy .t Inspect llir f.ir: at Hi" mouih (if Urn river, word f) tliat fr't being fi''l Vfl ati-rday by ('mitaln (I.i.idale. Tli T"ke I'olni iyir Houa Is it'iw iijh'II tn tit" I'Ulilli' at 112 Kb'vi'iith Ht. Tlio ('li'lirali-1 Toke Point Oysters a'-rv-ri In any aiyli-. Everything new an I up In lint". H'-rvliv tin- In-:, open -lay an I night. Kiunk Hut:, rirl't'r. Mm. ft, Iniiti'ton ' nnw dlaptoylng a full lint of thu litt at aiyl In fill mil llnriy at th rttllllManit recently oi-ni'i by Iit a' '! Cu-mnerclal iin-i, iiimlt (k Hulg't tilth e, Mr Ingle tm itla.1 ran Irs a full lln' of hit V mil children's furnUrilns; good. nli --!.ir IMuarl mi l Ptill'-r In III.' il'y yii rpliy anl lnn. .:.! lln- a:i'iiiiii i a N-ili. 'i a mi l I' u l.-. t'iipi.il.'t IMw.irla .ia riilliual laili- ..M r ih-- j.l.itu ; f-.r till i' iiiiIiik r--gj:l.i. an-l nn-mn. .- I that III- ii'talll t.ri.Krum nil 1 In' Min i itillr h Ttly. ! (Hi Atliuat 1 anl 3. In. Iulv tin A r It. It. il .-!l tli-krla rr -in nil i! t t n t i V tMiiii I an l r'!urn t.i tii'-m-' ln-ia i.f id- W.i.i Im.ii ..f tin- V.ir ii nil 1 W.iiiiimi .if Wii-nlcraf: Itnl-lmg i i-rt-fl-ralf 'if a'l'-n Lin - a! ' I'K ll'i'l'i' " i-':it-i. at nn- ml .ni'-thlrl far,- f ir tin- rniiil 1 1 ! . Kill '.i t:ur:i on Au KUt l!lt. rin'i W.ii-t.-ii V in Iii..i ha f- turn-. I fr.iin a -i . x 1 tr! -luring hi-It h- iXimi:iii-I nil Hi- li.ili li-i In I'.i- xi- .in I a -i i:u..'-:.-.l f-i-i.il ;.rii..- -1 al!- f .f ii'-'.i I'l l ti . I ' u : i : i K t 'l- n-' f - in k Mr Van Ihk-i H! In l tli. !-.-nt --... a ..r t i K ith ii hat-li-i.- i-ar- tun ii r i"-.n-I flah. 1 1 1 it anl t b-ailng I Tli - b ly .f J..)in Hu 1 i iiii.in !i i w.i lr..n-l :,,- fl - :i -:i- I',- p.-r A"t -i..i a --k .ik -',-i lay t.y ' 'li.il i- N- w a r-i -.V I oi w h.i . aiiK-i, ' it in h ti t whll- nuking a lrif: Jut b-l . T I'gu- point Th- bo.ly wa turn- ' .-I o-r t i c -r oi-r I' hi an 1 will I.f lilpp. I t i Ii c.-nt-r. Wellington, wh-r- 111- family -f th- l-v-aa- 1 r-a! I-. Th- Kan;- '. t .i-bill tram w-rr ! a'-n bally by :h- Klka In th- gam- ply-l Sun lay at A. K. C. grmm-la. th- tin tl ' ,-..i- b-lng 3I-7, lloaa. llal.l-rman tin.l lir.int w-i,. an- -lalv-lv In th- box I 'r Kagl-a but I. -for- th- run g-itlng roul 1 b- i-h-.k-l a I. ml hit 1 1 n III-I ' up th.-i: r.'uM n"t b- ov-r' ik-n. N.x'. Sun-lay ih- Klka anl K-'nat-ra vlll try r..n.lui..oia, Th- flahlng t.-.it own-1 by C.. tl J.i.-.iha.n wa f..un-l tl ailng .low n th ru -r )': r lay morning by a rW!t-rmiti -n:p. y. by :h- Tr-a."t: t'ompatiy. 1' wa t..- l in mi l tut n-. 1 ov.-r to li-puty Tl-li Wit. I -. ll-iiry Htiltman who -lib. ..pi. ntly f "in. I !h- own-r. Th- b 'it: l a I It n a-. ur.-ly m-i r-.l In it a. i-u-toin.-l phi-- n I it : th ti it M : tha: ' ou-oti- .l-lib-r t:.-ly -:r It a.lrlft. Willi. Thotnpi.iti. alii i in-ntl.-lnM ua til - - 111-. rial h-a.l -f th.' ' ,'U"!' !" b- t.ir:-l I-, I'oitlan I. la a I.tiv-r m-m who wai inip -rt - l t i Sin PmiioWco ; W. It. II. an- !.. b- . l:y - l:t r f tb-Kvatiiin---. Pr-vlnti to that h- wan i'i:y -Ht T an I lat-r iiianag'ng ' .:tof .-n the Ii-n. - It.'publl. an. Th- l.itin- iilng of :h- pap-r .l-p.-n,! n.-w oil :h- lo'uin of gu.n in!-.-1 Mipp-o : it w ill t-. -lv-fi oin th- : it- IV-in-'-ratio nii. hl i''. 1 At th- M-c'al m-iatlils -f th- .-'!l.. j boar I y-at-r.l.ty morning I; inn .1-,-ul-J , t-i ,-p-n :h- full t-rm of ja.-hool K.-p-! t.-mb-r Th- hour I .1 l.l-M t'.n to bull I a ii-w -n-hool Ii 'ti. In t ;ilo:i:on i until th- tax p.iy-ia lu-l an opp -rtu- !nl:y to ra'ify Hi- plan. Improv-m-nti" 1 1- In-r-aai' th- capacity of th- Oln-y k. hool hous- w ill h- -iia li'. Th- r-aig-iiatlon of M s llarri-t Sayr- ,i a tcitch i -r wa iiv-pl.il. The boar.l a.lj.uirnul j t,i nii Align.! Mb. a: which time a. -! tl-'ti will b- tak-n -mi ih- .t.loptl.'ii of j t-xt book. ! V. H. llubbai l an.! Harry McC-u-Tttlck li.tv- bought the stock of W. C. iMII-s In the Itoi-k fr-i'k I.unibci- Com i puny, itn.l Mf. Mile hit rvtlrej from the maiiitgem-n: of the company, any I The South l.-n,l Journal. Mr. Hubbni.l. who la pi-esbl-nt of the Hock deck Lumber Comptny an, I the McCormlck I.tinib-r Conipany, aumime fluiiKe of the nil!- ili-pattniem anil ollloo wrk of both eompanli', ami Harry McCor mlck lake the management of the Kock Creek mill, a well as the mill of the H. McOormick Lumber Company. j From the- preartii outlook the cotn i pl-tlon of the Nehil-nt roail will be rn event of h far off future. Despite the , fact that offer. have been mail- to tir H'ein the entire Issue of warrants at par a majority of the county court declines I to iitithorlr,' the cotistrucilon of the r.m.l jthl. year beyon.l the four-mile P"s'- This will be a illsappoltumeiit to the j farmers of the Nehalem valley, who i hopeil that the conitnlsslnners wouJ act upon the recomnieiiiUtton of the county ; surveyor. Mr. Asthury was of the '.un ' Ion that the entire roiul coul.l be niu.le I passible by straightening out ami BT.ul- lug the worst places, leaving Us ultl i mute completion to a lime when plenty !of funis woul'l h" available. T'n.ler 1 Judge Cii-ay's plan, as uutllnoj !o the court, the roa.l would have been opened to Olney im that trsimV could be carried on. There Is a divldr.l sentiment among residents along the proposed route 'hat the work be rushed forward and some of the men w ho have been working on the road have gono so fur In their en thusiasm as to offer to accept warrants for their pay and hold them without Interest until such time as the country can pay. Tli. YrlliutiB of Warn-nt'in iiy; "Hiiuru It Kvlilnaiii, lh T'lrtlatnl con trarloi who wcureil Hie cotiirtri for Imll'lliiK the barrai ka at Kurt Colum bia. Iiave tliri; up the Mwngif arnl ul I' t tin. wliuli- work to a Kilpm iniin by I hi- name of Iang.lnn. A lh-y only hal thliti'i-ii month to ilo the J ib anl ov.-r a ifl iirh ha pia! without uny work Iwliig iloii-, the governiii'-iu may -rt li iv- 1 1 (Inlali tlin contra-l." Tli - w-ll known ablppln firm of D.xl-wi-ll A Co. Ii-ri.'tlr"l from thv Aluxka mi. I I'UK-t aouii'l ahlpI'ltiK fl-l'l. Tli" . .in going vi'' l formerly t-otitr-ilM l tli- firm plying b-tw-'-n H'-iittlc an l :! irl-nt hav- b-'-n ". t a t 'tnml: !. r-pri-a-n'.liig the Northern I'i-lnV ral'r.ial anl Ih- I'nclflc Cuaat Coin-i.-inv will probably tak ovi r tn- o:h"ra. Tli- ronabli-ration f-T th tranaf- r i f the 'irl-nial lln-ra la r-portnl to v In -x-.- of Jl.WO.Ww. fiur lil-Ht biur !ory r -m-a from ar Nik-. Iil Haturlay. A. .cliu it an l Hliiiun KI-( hi" m-t a b -;ir nn th' r ia l. Tli-y ha I on w-ai'-nui but .1 yok". Miih a rarrlT oin,'.lnifa u-, but ruln l towaril bruin with th it. H: li-arhlti fvl.l-nl!y not liking th.-lr ac lii.fia. rlimb-'l a tr' to turapo tli-m. ib-n hilt. nn.? at ixl uii Ut th- tr with b- y-.k-. tin' nth-r pro4ur.'l a rlfli; an l n l-I bruin' ar--r w ith a bull-r. Th- HuN' MW fN Ht I'll. fil'K. Tnbut'M I'al l t M-mory 'if i ;.l-:nl.J an l'HIiii'-r- Chun hm.in. With impr-aalVK cer-mony anJ In '.lie pr-a ii - of th cl-rgy of th- diairl. t w lil. t b- bad a-rv- I a pr-a ling -M-r. tin- remain of th- I' v. Cx-uig- W. !u-w.r- lill to r-at Sunday aft-rn-'Ui in t!.- L.ii- Fir cemetery In Portland. Th- -rvK-a at th- 'Va:-niry M'th odist church. which Ir. iu, wua p.ia-t-.r wh-n d-.ttli name, were t -n lu- t-I by Hi-h -iji Cra'.aton. On the platform w-r- il-rgym-n of M-thodiat cliurrh-s in ir-g.m. and other il-nomiiiati-uia. in' -mp'.y chair of the pastor atoud "tl lb altar. Irap-d with an American flag ind l -cora'.-l with (i. A. H. emb'.enia. In front of th- chancel was the cask'". Irap-I with Hags from the tl. A. It. 1-11. (iuarda of hoimr from th- ti. A It a:i.i from the Koworih U-agu" were pr-a-tit at the chunh dur.ng the er vice. There w-re over ISijO people In th- chun h and outside wen- !"0 o"r Magnlflcant Moral tributes front sorrow ing fr!-n,l and from organlax.ions with which .h- -aa'l was artlllateil w-r in :li. v-atibule and on :h- gr-mnds outsl le. lltshop Cranston said In part: "This gp-.it company Is significant of a gp-at-r fact. The human tear: re main tru- to Itself. When a man, w.-ll known for Integrity, larg.-nss of aplrlt. and unbounded real, pass- into :h- great beyond, the many who have N-.-ii b. n-111'-1 by such a .If-' : ssem'ole to -xpr-. their sympv.hy. This Is no . hati, - gathering. We are all partners n till sorrow in 1 all 'I akin on oc , ..Moii. Ilk :he-e. "I fifl moved by the pow.-r cf such a I.f-. Th-re was never a tru-r or braver In-art than that w hich ha ce;we I to b it. Knowing a long time of l.tip-nd-int d-aih. lor. Hue never for a moment faltered In hi work. He went .ead:ly ..nward. cheerful, full of z.U and un (lagging interest. His courage was sub llm,. ;ind his pow ers as a 'eider wi n I, : f ill. It was till remarg able spirit ,,f enthusiasm and optimism that bl to h.s suceas." P. shoo Joyce also dwvl: on the unus ual ersoiiaii:y of :h- rii;ils:er, saying in part; "We are In llu' pros -nee of a great sorrow. The shadows have fallen. I'n-,1-r them the rang- of vision is not wide nor the sight very plain, we wipe the tears away and look .'.gain. The world Is not rich In such men as he was. C-uld I hive had my wish I should have said. 'Live, live, live." Hit: the on- mind, the mind omnipotent, that planned and built the unlver'. sees and can answer the qu's'.ioti 'Why ha cur brother died?" It was i.ever intended that the Utile space lying on this side -,f the cradle, should be ihe last of the masterfulness of a great rfe. This life is the drill gi ntn.l. ti- pi tee charactfr Is built and mind unfjld'd. All this means a Journey in he end and when the gates ar- pit ' 1 pen there will come the regard for all -Ills labor and toll. "Bnrly in life. Pr. Cue awoke to the fact that life was a mission. Life Is not a time to play, to 'ol;er and t-pend Idly. Our deputed 'rlend thought It all too short for such levity its this, and lived that thought through to the end. In this man's record, ilv i heer with which he did his work s.iowed h'm to be thoroughly In live with It. With htm the Kiltie was a message of good news. I have never neard him express a word of doubt, fear or depression. He reached the gospel cf good cheer. Another characteristic fact in his life was that he never towed .he seed of doubt In any Instance; therefore, I do nor wonder at his success. Ills pre-.-nee was a magnetic one, Inspiring cheer and hope. I felt this 'he ."rst t'me I ever saw him. It was but the outward expression of a full, beautiful Inner life." Pr. O. C. W'ledlng. of New Jersey, and the Hev. P. A. Coal, jf Spokane, also spoke. Mrs. Gue was ill and ui.able to be present at the servle.-s. FURNITURE SALE. Owing to my departure by September 1, Tor San Franclscd, I will offer the entlro contents of my house at private file. Parties desiring to Purchase the whole or part thereof should call be tween the hours of 10 and 12 a. m.. and 2 to 4 at 7 to 8 p. m. S. DANZIGER. $J3 Fourteenth St. CANNKItlKS AOAIN UlKKED. t'niiriT-..nl.'l rtun of Halmon Contln u" anil Packir NVI More Il-lp. Thi urgent ncl for a blitonal hlp I atlll confronting the laltnjrt parker. and b-ciun.- of the a-an lty Ii till direction a-v-nl of th cann'-rl' hot again block-) ycai-play whll- none of them could p.- -he all :hc. fluh -ff r-tl At the k'lnn-'y r- inn-ry, of the C jlti nliia Hlvi.r J'a' ki-ra' Aa x l,i:!,in, 'h bo:. n to line up sh .rlly .i'rt-r C &. .n. an l un til lr- I-i th f' . ...j a b-ng line wa ting a ehi.i p .Hwrurtr- The amt'iciitl.in I taking W pounli frern lb- glil n- t:i-r ji. . , ,ay frcm i:a own a-im a, So ir.-a- hi b-n the ni'i that th- tr.ipa i.wii-1 by the aasoolatlon m liak--r bay hav- nor ti-n lift-1 'or five days. I: was report-d aroun 1 th-: str-'ta y-t-fr lay that four trip hid .:h-r litn br -k-n l.-eua- of 'oo -nany fish t-r bad bn cut but no Infjrmatljn lmj bt?n riit-lv-l a: the an .aviation's ufthe re girding th- matter and n th ore U ttle phone connection it is thought that the report I untrue or notification would hav- bn given. Th reports from Itak-r bay un 1 the l-jw-r and upper river would Indicate Hut the fish in th- prea -nt run are circling around in the river between Snag lal- and and San 1 Island. The (..i-i.pen'.lve cannery taMed In their f."h-rnien Sunday night and yes terday ill han.la a ere working In the cannery cl.-inlng up the accumulated flah. At ail ;he -annerl-s women and childp n are working anl there I e-n-nloytti -nt fr -nany -jiherj. The fish are all larg , averaging thirty pounds and uv-r and th- btll-f Is prevalent that the mij-i-ity ar- hat-li-ry tlsh. The pr-f-nt large run I g-neiai all along ib- Pacific coast- The K igue riv er ain -ri have started up after wait ing In vain for flah earlier In the ea a .n. Privite advlc s reclvej y-sterday fr un Faina.-n siate-i thi: the larg-st run of so k-y.-s ever known had entered the Siun-1 and the fish are selling for three c-n-j apl.-ce. This means thirty c-nts a ca- for raw ma: .-rial and as Ihe canning is all done by machinery the to tal Cjt is exceedingly small. It was report-!, hwever, that in the haste to handle as much of the run as possible the work Is being hurried to such a de cree that a part of the pack will be con siderably below the standard. Considerable Interest Is manifested in the shipment of fresh fish to the cin-n-ri-s o.-i ihe upp-.-r rtver. Scuftrt Bros, are buying fish here that local packers cannot hand'.- a; three lean a piunj. anl an average two carloads are being shipped da.ly to their cannery at The Dalles. Refrigerator ctrs are scarce and many of the local packers do not believe tha' the fish will stand the long trip and be in condition to be packed. Shipments are also being made to the Warren and M. ilowan up river canneries. Apptr-ntly the run has also reached Alaskan w tt-rs. Captain Walbran of the P. O. S. Quadra arrived at Nanal mo Fr.day .'r un the north and rep Tied the run of fish light In all northern wat ers. Just ,i. the Quadra left, b- 'er re turn were b-lng had. Rivers Inlet fish ing has b-en a failure. Mr. Wadhams, of :h- Wa Itunts canneries, said hi boats between Illack Rock and Zero Rock Wire taking frum two hundre to three hundr-d each. Fine runs also are r-ported a: Hella cooia an l Kimsiiuit. where the canneries hiv- been operating ghtc-n m 'nths. SUNDAY SCHiKOL WORKERS. First Annual Convention Will Be In Session Today. Following is the program for the first annual convention of the Clatsop coun ty Sunday sch.Hd association which will meet in Astoria today. The morning an 1 afternoon sessions w III be in the Congregational church and the evening at the M-tho list church. MORNING SESSION. !:00 IVvotio-al Service Rev. T. J. Ferguson 9 jr. Greeting Rev. F. E. Dell 9.2i K-sponse to Greeting Mr. A. A. Morse 9:3-' Round Table Conference The SmiJav School Teacher . Rev. J. V. Milligan 10:0". N irnul Work. Rev. C. A. Potson U'O.V-A.l.irvs The Roys' Class II- lus rition Carl Hansen 11:30 Announcements. AFTERNOON SESSION. 1:3- Quiet Hour Rev. J. Olsen 1 V ltiHn-ss Session 2:1." Rel tti m of the Sunday School to th,- 'hut'.'h .... Pr. J. S. Bishop Discussion. 2-43 Th- Home ZVpartment Rev. C. A. Potson 3:30 Co-o T.UI n of Pannts In Sun- d.iv School Work ..." Mis. J. T. Fergus n Discussion, join Round Table Conference The Sundav School Management Mr. A. A. Morse EVENING SESSION. 7:4.-,rraise S-rviiv. Rev. R. F. Rowland S:00 Primary Work. Mrs. C. M. Klgglns Anthem. 9:30 -Organized. Sunday School Work What? Why? How? Rev. C. A. Dotson Anthem. Benediction. FOR SALS. The Columbia Rlvr Packers Associ ation hag for sale, two schooners and one launah. A description of the schooners follow: Schooner "Kinney" Length, 3S.5; beam. 11.3; depth of hold. 3.10. rsnhPoner "Kittle" Length 31.9; beam, 99; depth of hold, 3 8. Offers will be received at the offloe of tha aocratlon, where full particu lars may also be had. He who talks of the unalterable laws of man Is an unalterable fool. Chicago News. SPECIAL SflJfJ) SPECIAL For a Few 400 Pairs MEN'S Those pants are made of woolen Cassimers and Tweeds and alwavs sell at $3.00, bjt we have too many of them, therefore you have a chance to get them at $1.90 a pair. We have all sizes now, don't wait until your size is gone, because you won't get such pants at such a price in a long time. HERMAN WISE The Reliable Clothier and Hatter. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS . Grimes' Grov? Land Company to S. C. Pier lot A, block 6, Grimes Grove; 173 H. Wis ar Morris to Frank Spitti? lots 5. 6, 7 aad 8, b'-xk j, Clatsop Grove, 125. Harriet M. Hatten to Frank Spittle, trustee lot 16, block 5, Railroad Addi tion to Ocean Grove; ISO. The Slate of Oregon to J. E. Hlgjins, trustee for Ross. Higgins Si Co. the S. W. quarter of N. E. quarter, the N. W. quarter of S. E. quarter, the N. E. quar ter of S. W. quarter and the S. E. quar ter of N. W. quarter, Sec. 33, T 4 N. R 8 W; 160 acres; $200. W. Ladi to Benjimin Healey E. half of P. L. C. of J. W. Moffltt and ife. No. TS36. anJ claim 46 containing 220 acres in Clatsop county. Or-fcJJi. $10. Benjamin Healey to T. H. Curtis the same. $1W. UNCLAIMED LETTERS. Following is a lis: of letters remain ing thirty days In the postofflce at As :oria. Oregon. July 29th, 1901: Adams, J. W. Johnson. C. P . Anderson. Henrik YL-ach, Bert Ulake, Arthur J. Morris, H. E. Brown. W. D. Smith. Jas. Collins. C. E. Thorsm. S. P Esposito. AntonloTrimble, Joe Farnier. Lizzie Wallace. Pr. W. S. Fisher. Mrs. C. B. Mav, H. H. Hatch. Crowell E. Woodard. W. P. Hansen, Brrgtth! Wood. Mr. Wm. Hatiey. J. S. Westphaln. Hugo Hickerson, H. B. FOREIGN. Albertsen. C. t2 Wilson, Miss L. Sindvtk, Krtstian NET LOST. Abut 25 fathoms net: cirks marked with cross cut by knife. One-half leid marked C. A. Two black buovs. Re turn to Elmore's cannery. C. CCRBO. PROPOSALS WANTED. Office of C. Q. M-, Vancouver Bar racks, Wash.. July 6. 1901. Sealed pro posals. In triplicate, will be received her until It o'clock a. m., August 6. 1901, and then opened for furnishing forag- and bed-ling at the several mil itary p-aj'j in this department, and at Camp at Skagway, Alaska, and Fort Llscum (Port Valdez) Aleska, for fl.-cal year ending June 30. 1902. Informa tion furnished here or by quartermas ters at posts. I S. reserves "ight to reject or accept any or ill proposals or any part thereof. Envelopes ccntaln Ing proposals should be markedt "Pro posals for Forage and Beddlna at " and addressed to undersigned, J. W. JACOBS. C. Q. M. THE PLACE TO BUT CANNERY SUPPLIES FISHING BOAT SUPPLIES BUILDING MATERIAL SEWING MACHINES AND FARM IMPLEMENTS IS AT - FISHER BROTHERS, Astoria, Ore. KOPP'S BEST ADelicious and Palatable Drink Absolutely Pure The North Pacific Brewery, of whl ch Mr. John Kopp is proprietor, makes beer for domestio and export trtde.. Bottled beer for familj use or keg beer supplied at anny time. Delivery In thu elty free. North Pacific Brewery Days Only PANTS 400 Pa,rs A Alerchants Contest FOR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS IX GOLD COIN. The unJersIgned merchant of Astoria for the purpose of showing their appre ciation to their customers, have agreed to start a contest under the following conditions: We give one vote for every ten (10) cent purchase. Votes may be cast for anv society, organization, public or private Institution or Individual. No votes can be sold under any circum stances. The contest lasts from now until October 1. The society, institution or Individual receiving the highest total of votes will be awarded the five hundred dollars with which to buy a piano, or furniture or whatever they may prefer to buy. Ross, Higgins 4 Co.. groceries, etc. Fisher Bros., groceries, etc. Johnson Bros., groceries, etc. V. H. Coffey, groceries, etc. Jame3 Crouchley, grocer. Central Meat Market. P. Law-ler & Co., fish market. Pilace Restaurant. Seaside Bakery. Oregon Bakery. Robinson's Furniture Store. The Bee Hive, department store. The Wonder, department store. Hoefler's Candy and Ice Cream Parlors. Tagg's Candy and Ice Cream Parlors. John Hahn, shoe store. J. H. Seymour, Jeweler. Eagle Drug Store. Central Prug Store. Herman Wise, clothing, hats. etc. O. H. Cooper, dry goods, clothing, etc. S. Danziger. clothing, hats, etc. N. Sohlussell, clothing, hats, etc. Will Madison's Cigar Store. Jack Burns, cigars. P. Miller & Son, cigars. Theo. Bracker, cigars. John Pentilla, cigars. J. Utzinger, cigars. Frd Brown, cigars. - t WHERE DO 70U I HAVE YOU TRIED A. W. SHIPLEY? 65 Commercial Street. DO YOU KNOW That he gives the best there is to be had ha the city for the least money? Place an order once and see. C. W. BARR DENTIST Successor to Dr. Ball. 673 Commercial St.. ASTORIA, OH. TELEPHONE, RED 2041.