The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, September 21, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTill: MORNING ASTOHIAN, SATURDAY, SEITOIJH-R 21. 1901 i FUNNY, ISN'T IT? II. iW tall We it IT I I.I acll nil"-. large 11.11 -Ill-It IW III " ni II full" I h i iili-n oilier uio lllhK At fr .111 II I i II:.'. W- it i - going l.i ..l Ihla TODAY-SATURDAY A It ! if n ihi-y Inat - Klii"" loUge Il.irileit l'eam nt M cm i-r liOHS, UKHilNH 6i CO. i, The Alorning Astorian ll.ini r-ptlr .1 it: h"p TKl.KI'lli 'NIC M All cniili iicl fm iikhvrtminK lir I lie Aattiiiini lire intuit) nil uKUiil -unlet) nf cii viilitlliui lour time lui Kir tluin llint of 11 it p per piihllnheJ tu- circulated In liil mip county, j T IA 1 H ' I : A T 1 1 1 : 1 1 II .11... Wll'l . .i:.i.- To." :-i rent ii. -n.in.' ..; I Al I1' i : i- i .h Ii.ii.l C-naiiir arid Mm. M-uli-r went down f r-mi llni ikfli-l I yi-mri-iliy. Heiiatur M-Kli-r mil Iriiu iiiioiitll'in li.il b'-i-n i ihiii in . I nl li!a cannery, I'Ut thai li- ii:;.iy of I1li w.n not ImI a ii I ! "-li r' l.iTl.-1 II.. Li re-.alviiig r.ip flh i . lu v. ly, paying flv" crna -i. it T.'i" Mti 'it ! I'l'i iliy n. ly. n" ami'- Th.. ..! I -it.: Mi4 Ii.mii.- In ltt Aa '.i .i li.t t--ii l un '1A'i liv workm--" 'I'll,. i ..ii,- of lln. M-! Mi!ill.- bull I K ii 111" I'll fl' iMIl. lull 11m t-ff-rt i iii i I,, .i ir '' v ,- II, an I II waa r-. in I ' i rn.ih" wat for 'If riur- li "f r-HI'l . Ill 111 l! H M "llll.lti'l It allot! I,. ,ii ,- iii i t .f Hi.- ni-w (ttitici-a of W II l:.ii-r I I ii: I f I ! )! If... Mi- i J H j.-S!.; 'Ml ! II I. I M. Ill I'l I t I H.ii" tt HI 1 I'll I '! I't I'. UlTI.VNIi 'Valuing! in, '. the ' .It.-! II (' H.-i'i : - n.-r'ii "'i rAnii.na: r ii-i i.i .l.-f In I in, l.i jk high niiil i..i.,tl'y I'I4 Mllll-rlv l.-r l.tlak In 1 I. lull i, !! iiuh-iiv wind. I AkOUM) TOWN. IW It M Waai'ii tbout harnna j i'.l :.. bur ! llimra phone Th I '.in i oilng .lit Ii y at f it the ixlnit all I' ir nn-i'.i- l.am-aa nirl (iiiTa . p. tiling i Ii A ' rillnrll. '. ') U'lMj alint. I'll.-, a rM n.il.l.. a". I iti f... j I ... luli.inl " I I Tlii fiiii-r.il . f Hi. iMfiti.t . Iill I '.f j Mr n t Mr Naiui V.: ii a lid I ! .-.t.rli Tin- iii'i-nnnl v n I'l ' r"'n -in I iiiuiv In -n U ..f th" f.imlly 4 lll.lr 1 A nl-r l"'ll'l'l ' V W"l t'tn !' .--,i!llK Hi.- 'Mf' . f S':!!i.in S )lll ..1 Til a la Mr Hrlituaa I n tltai .'Illl I n -it tl! j-Iv ii' Ima raiia.',! :! U "-r mi',. .11 J..v f flu' if i-.aill . i.li I I Mf- ... h I I In pii" :!iii. Hi.- ii I! Ii.rn m i ! a i.'. I.il rui.. "1 tU.- r ..in I IM fr-.m AaturW In. In.l. I'.mi Tli mi Mi- f 1 1. ..I., r ) in. I 1'".. ,ri't i:l r.-i'irnlntf w.cufi nti .lnya of Th i lr.rult c-iturt trrand Jury woa In arml'iti yiU"Pl.iy. It l i-xli"-r:r thai lh work uf ihla b-t.)y will l flrilah.. by M n lty, -tifii tli t-ln uli i-ourt will h r"-ri vti'1 It a riort.-. thai l'll I Ion. 1 1 rvl'l"in" toioliliiK n" tni- Kyi" a li.in t--f jr - "fl''-! t i tli Jury. Im: iiollilna will ti- k n inn of !li" rn it ' t -r I n ' ! I I In- r...rt ..f I In- Jilrira l nil-mi'- l l.i Id., i. oir: t'nlin fvLI.-ii ulti I 'ii l.i f.-ia-.-n tli- ( Mm- Uui .tfi-;.-ia n In pr'-4 -tit -.j o tin Jury. t(. tjiio Kii ii .t ! r p.irt- 1 iin. Tli.- (lilt di at.-ini-r ; Urtt nrr-t. ' ( .n U'.-twi' r. r-'i li'-l ! r- litnl i'.n- li.K froii Hii iii ti il. (r .in will Ii .r iw fi:l- I AuaT'iK' 21 X.-i.. .r . "--I' 1 i--i II,." rin-r ii: .n T:" ;i"rilur- I- ; mi- ..f i i.- l.t iv ! i.irri.ta i!mi BIG lCREASE IS SHOWN ASSISSFI) VAI.I AIION KAISrl i i i.i v twim v I'l k :yr l olal fi.r IliinVcar N M, I IH. 1 V -liicrviixc AfTcelH'l imber IuiJh In ireatet I xtelit. (I llllll" "Uli. ! I k.' will l !IIK 1.1 ) (-(- !i f -.-n Tor Kultofi whi h I ni Ji.- tn.-mor'.nl .-rvlia : r.'K tr ' 1 .111 "ti- of '! !'. i-'-r I ! a W!- .Ml 'Ii.- t'Utaoft alA'fniiinri .- roiifratiili'r I for M mill"- h.ii m r -ir Hlii. r.-tf I aiM.i:i ei i. i-t tli. I'l.luuiiii i r.vr J"11 t .i. u'i 1 HI irrv . h nf ft.inlit. Wlii!.. n-r n-Klat-T"! to-tii.tit'- . ii't rn'.- it it it : Hi,r of tli.- In l.iMii:i an I In Ir iv -Hi. tli.- iti il il of v h i . ml i ii I ir. rnu -ti ti .1 air l.-i 1'i-r Lin I. Y.-t n.j.trt.y I. 'iu.ll to ti.it ..f th- alil.-r h.t' Th." 'il.-niurr.'l h.-a iif"v tftor- m.tl-. ih.a l-'r', lull l.aa run nut of 111- rt.njnl for miriilor of v-arn filif 1 uii'l-r .linti-r t' Ili'fnr. 'Suihri-. ft ''. l iu'l r.'.iln. an 1 a iirt "f om-' n t'ir Ilk- " on jaita .-r In i'ir:l.ri l l'.-rlii.a r-ii "on. will In. loa.ii i In I'oriljn l an I th- liiUm tik-n l .r l lor-. Th- lii.-nluf r.-t ia a rum if An uti' trtunftt a. .-Lli nt ( nr al t-jn arnl will .nliili!y iak' tdM." f .r Hi- Aatnr n i.i'avtav Ui- I tr-t ri of irrtin cv-r .-h in It inurrli-. Imt II lilll-l fr.in h- i nlum'wj. Th-- In- full .n lif W--.-klv Aito- 1 'Irat'ura to .k only altout law t"H of . . ir--i .n TucIjv J M- wli'1" ill" I'olrav-lli carri'-'l Ys t in tl v ilu i-l ,n, T .t il In. ' MX ilu- In. -,-:il,l I'fll !. I! IVi '"or '.trtifiliitii I th- work of . '.'I, ari l th." alov. t In th- 4hii 1-r-y of I" I r H.41 1 V-"!-r 1 17 ( -in mt'il.iiK -ro- r-f'l rat -rn- i.t yhow-i '. th- :m- p .ounty. Th- r.l1 In mlij-i-; ; j . .pi il z.i-l ,ri an I l N" - .unty hojrl. ori'l": of A.n.-J!-.r 'arrihafi. 1'iun'j '"l-rk Wh-rl.y iii.l t'ounty Ju'Ik" 'J'ay. "ill nt on M m.ljy f ir th- iurir-- of !'.r ovt ttf fltcur-a Th- '-t-l m f ih- tr-r.ir 1 f 'u:ill-u'lo-i win t-ontlnu- for a w-k Th :ni-r.-;m- in th- valuation l ahout ;') i-r rt-nt n l ha h n ma I- ir!n-l-.itlly on n m-lll.t!.:- tin l. Th pr --rty m-l'i-l-a :l'nr"r lir.N, of -t h.r.. ar pp.ht'. y ti V.W) an.J l',0.i'-fi a.-r.- m ''.irto;, county. Th- f 'l IiwI'ik atit-m-nt nh-w h- lnr-ri- In th- valua'l.n rf nohtri.itil.. laridi: Will e Aili I'oal, t-oa! f,.r family U"" 'I'll n-, Mtlii III. Call niin MI f.r your cml r iu r inrtita Cir lrii r.mi!ly fll'rJ llwt: li-i-riit mrala Itl'liiaT Hun !!-. tauranl, U Cumtii' r.-Ul atrr-ot T.'m lili-n: (.it r t.-r h lp ii.-w lua f ur n-.;-L.a. tiartfi ,j waiting ( all M iln till for your r.l riil"-m-!i! t'r-li-ra U"in;t:y ftllcj i.-(uii h.- It" f n i ii- Hi.- m. Sh -riff I'rai-I i r.i.-t lay a .1 I -ii r. -luranl u-i It f..m-1-a-, tut '.-I m iriin' Th' t' "I' ll Mitrht In Mary N V.i k r 1 g i-t.--, for S I'-o. ; T' .-.--:a ar- In l!i ..fftnf, a-il may j t i. rt j...rt I lv Tlw-y "r- Hi- lrlt-l-'i haik Kal l i.llin, a Hy-f ur ilaya 'r ni iilpiiata , an 1 th- t.-riiuiii ti i-r- il.-ni". ft ni tu.i in.t-i Am -.rf th.. ..-u l. i iw on th- Way to tli.- . .rt a 'h- Artttuniuri-b-i'i. whoa-lo-ij! i i-a iif. from Vt. t rla to :! t'nlt- t Kltia-l.-ni ... ml iri-il .i tun h roni m n ' t-ilm.n fr .-ii th- v---a-l aah.-l .ir.li. r- ,t S.llr.1 -, I: W .ll ba r'Tlftn l .-t-1 .hi I r-ltiir iri.-r .i th a:ilp a. v.m. I I' ali-. i: ' I r (vnt Tti"-Kr-n. h lurk la-uK l'iii.-ur. whl-h 1 in .i.l n ill-it trip f oni I'alrult with a n' i f ttt :ti lik"-. l ..ti ih' rmit lt!, .ia l li- w.-ll kiown I-n-lirai"" It .-k -l.-. I n I tiflay- Fan. y 1 i uio-', l' T l-a.-k-t atix k , J.'lm .f Italian "n in-" I Th .-. .ri' ri.- r ' Jpr,-: to i-.nii''-! I I "i.- Ml i a'r I liiipr.i--Mi-"ii' I li i Tli- i-.iin;il-tl .n -f lir th .fiiKhfar- will i I.- tialh-l wfh .l-lttflit t.y t'o- l.i-a-- ri.n- ,rli , riii l.ii H--.1 in '.hut can of I n. Th.- 1'luiL-r on thai rirajam JiHu art (livit with tai-tt imwIi Jlo uf II at H T A . -n A S-.iia. N m la th-. tunc to i.r.l-r your wlnlrr'a uil'y f ' Ml. "all up 'ph iiie Ml t'-'- in- A . A lark"'" nalmtrti.nl ! I'llf- -ir.-l-rl liunrv In iiutr: an.l on.- ha f tt-ill t l ira hrl" U! t""-!! rf- rlv-l fr 'til ir 1 it r-r hy U" W- ha- nl.,i r'.rlv-! a It f I'urr hon-y tn rointi Joh-ia-i-t tt.-a I lla.ii'a. rl.-anr, an.l ollcl at IMincll a i r" '1"-''- iri..a.m -t i, . T,.,ifi. .!r-,-i llarnraai -hiunllf.1 .'' !l 1 " "v ''uvlnr In .u--a: prU-.-a. .11 1 1 r'rrn.Ti Ixtrk II-tii: i - . :.ik fl T tll-l-f a I Inta wr ari In a ttoa'lon to a .'ur ru'!''iTi-r-i a" prl. t- th.il "iir 1 ..TIIr- haw ti iy fir Ihr o.l f "r I riolin'r,. till. Mia ' '-lllrn t . - K all. r Ur M 111 W -t'M'tM -1 l'll 1 ) . 11 I 1 ni-1. .ill l. an 1 pr:.-', iiitl ty Tlo v or th- l I'l-itK-r llr ia lilt-- mi ar-n hat rl. ant piano at It I" All-it M'ti'a'" TI kr: ur-U-ii v. 1 1 ti . .-ry ili anli' f il f. Iv - diuinia-tul waaon 1 rtn.-"' rt'.T. Ii.'t- it'll hi- 1 yal Aat-irtan who tin- t--i -nlurlnc i.ir-h.-.l martyr- I .1 th f r ih ' Mat f-w rn i.tha atv laklnif -.1 !..!- of l:f- Ali -ui flvi- ilaya f :hi- wt -;t h-r :iov-v-r. will dta-l-l a'l r -tr. -rnSriin ..f f m in flfrnt inini-r in -n'tia Jua: mrr, aii'l Ih air will t." f ill of niiil-.lli-'.l.'na aK:n.t th i -' r- ii.tltiK rain I".-ri.i-i una Vt-ry 1-i. ui-l-i -n -v ta r.a""n-uhl-' f-r th rain-'hirt n-ni .ntha-t-v-.tr r-puiatl i hl -t iir-)-i.-i i-nj ,y( utii 'i l It a l i t th.it th.. fr.in.-ha.' iv. . -li t irt .iri -1 t-i- fa. ft,- Sial-a Ti"l--fli ti- . T-l-criph i .iiiiuny will i) a.-. ;.:-! a.m- t in- lintn-f tha i-omliiK w- k Sti-iim'.ti l-nt ThitrhiT y.-att-r-l.ty .li..i,-. I Vu I t. r N-laou ti a-k In n Ttlna; the arrival of th lur l-'it rjft at Han Fr.nn-i th- 'all aaya that titat a th nionatr waa pa-tfln-f nut from Aatornt ri-wa n-ai-h"! th- rapta.na ..f th- Ti'.f-ah an I 111 har,l Il ilv k ihai IV-al lnt M' K.nl-y ha I h-fi aa-uaaltiat-l All on tn.arj both v-na-lf I llioii-rrit (li- nr-l Lai -...4 an t thM tlMira ha.i !i-. n a: half maat rver a.n-? thv rn-". out ov'r thH 'ulu'ili rlv--r liar. It w,i a drifting mat.-h all th way Jown th" cnaat. S.mi-tltn-a th tutra w rul.l b- aha.l. hut mor- ifn th- raft waa lipia-l'i l- on an I th- tut ri- Joitiat ih-ir tx-xt to hol.l It up to thi" w.n A lf.il." cam up on the irv-n-InR of S-pt-tnl'fr 7 M blw harJ 'r mi thf northwo-at nirht up to Sun lay nltfht Th.- tuara ha I nothtna; to lo but hol t on aril Irt th'" raft ilnft. I" onia-rU-iu- b th the Holy - and Tat awh wr" w-!l aupi'l -1 with i-.ail wh-n port waa mail- Hu t-lay nlactit. Lur.nic th ru" il-iwn the co.ia: th- raft ill J not lo half a J ix-n pil.-a It waa .n ;t-rf a t or-l-r w.i-n tt arrlv.-l. an 1 hr tup M. nnnri. S.-a Kina; an 1 S-a Prince f ounl no il!!?!i-ul:y In ir-'tintf it to a.tf- an.-h rac,. in M twlon bay. It will ti- lir'k -n up at ornv anil the maj r!iy .if th - pileta tu-ni t ) iiaklatlJ. J M 1 1. Ill'iavr. h ha J i"t r-turti-! from a trl-i to "h- Smnl. .nrirma th at t'.-ni-ni t It i t buni-a-i l ov.-r lo'i- at t'. ! !l." .na Aatoiln .-.i!iii.iri-a f.t orihly with :li Houn.l .-lll-a. i-i.t th.it loialn-aa it lillon. :tr.. .u:t.. .la if - vl h-i - a ' li -r w ti-: 'i j n in f'TI'l. i -iM 1 T-- f i or lot t i- iiiiTi.la'orv rl!. nl I.-1 a'tt'i. -!. an I when In t'vit It 'i i I, " i l th- i-oinpiny :il I :i - n ' .h-f'.tn.- I!' tuT tiar-rv 14'"' . my t i prompl- .lal -n -.l .im of tin- .-.tin. II a.ot '.l within I- r -i llttht ti-ni N i I'll Ttir -.. fiini.alir l r anna f..r kr-pltiir, .-I croun.l Iloor. . i tat A -1 . ill in t I, it . 111. Il m I 111 Ml 1 li; 1 i' r r h.iii it i .f th- Al.iak t Pa!l- ..' Il'i 1 .It -ll.- l" It o'i 1 k III nf -T- 1'ip'iln H- hull. ..f tli- l-'t'-n.-h h!p ll-iine lt'ikui-.a. t.j'-r.a ih.it on lh- f iiHh -l.n nit fr-un Nag talk. S-.--t I Mi.- l-'.-lV-r Ml -loivn th.- h ! I .in f: in-Hit-I hta apn- Th.. t..-l i-llt Iti I,. Kol'-, it h--r tli- ").ir-t tn.in ' .i pl.i. .1 in th- hoa.t.il I: :i ih'iitch h - Injtiri -rt ul I not prow f.tiil. - I 'I i" luiky iiiatumrr "f H K. Allrti ii H1 -.in b- nia.li' Intipy by g Unit :.i pi in . Tl.-k-ta wllh . aa'i Hal- of II T- Hut luik . ti-a:-i I iv fr uti ' I" -li'g I'K I'l ii i .1-- .inii'-l v of I li I 1' ii-kHig I". mi amy M .i.- --a NikIi ttt.tk I -f a.llm Ml .Vi.l-k i l-ia'i 't t'llpt.ll'l I'llll l-l p i: V'.i-k i. I Mil ill " 11' I r-iiin pun' ry w lilaky. 'I'll- only an: 1 t l.-tt an.l , A.ii.-ri i I tin d pur k' Ma. Itu.tr- i Lot JiUlS I. I'AllIi'N'. H-I- Ag -It. John A M-ntg on rv In op -"-'I h nt '-l I'-nl atrvt or.l ia pr-pttr.- l l i ,l,i till i-laaa- of pluin'iliig a n.l tln i Inn at loweat p,.jKil.le r it I'r T. I.. Rill tin u-viTfil hi fun nnilon wllh I'r. W. Hurr iul hu ..p. ivl hi il-ntnl otTli-.- In the rug Inill.liiig ovi'r ('"im ilrug atorc. Itoalyn cim laa:a loiig-'r, l clran.-r nil tnak-i l'- Irnuhli with itovea nnu ihliiiny flu.- tlian any otbrr. C.t'orgv W. Sa-iltorn, agmil; t'l pb-ne Itnbi-rt Suitor, of Wiftport, Oregon, la prepsri'il In furnlali, on hort tiotlii'. th very bt of lumh-r, rough, ilreiaeJ or kltn-,lilil. at Hie Inweat prl.-f. For WIihIow mi I iloor. lime an.l ce-nn-iit, ahlnglr (mil all klml nf hullillnir um'erliil, cull on ii- Our price are rtght in. I we tun nave iu money Fl-rber llroa. Hatli f 'r lu.lli' at th Tulare Hath. I'rh-mi- (ntritm-e on Bl.lt of bulMlng. Hliup open nn Sun. lay iinirnlnga f'tr thine uiiil bin h. lMvta & Corbet t. iroiiietnr. We have Itoger an.l (Juliet French I -ifumea In bulk. ulo the Im-I Am-rl- in pMrfuin- In bulk. Hrlnfr your but nnil g-t them tllliM with what uilla you. (.'hii. Itoger. Tho 0. 11. t N. haa made a rate of (SB from Atorln and Portland for the l'ttn-Ainrli-n Kxpoaltlon at Buffalo, ricket will l)i on tale flrat to ttilrj rueilaya, June to October, Inclwlve. rheae tickets mut be used for contlnu tu paaiage Kl"g. but atop overt will le allowed within final limit returning. NKfT IS-OFNT MEAL; RISING iVS IlliSTAUItANT. r-; r;a . ..ii, ri, tn-il rt :li - M -i-. n an iin.'i -ni ful trip .lintn : he ;,-l-t for ii'-a.l win l. Ml Mi." i -f ihe i ituii-ry n'tui i-1 .-ti rh W.r I n V.m I .. ti. who p'turn I Ttiiit dif ti u'i: from a trip to 1 ll.i -ii ' n ' . left ..s i n liiat ev-nlng I f r 1 1 i ' i - ini.ia t . i :..,v th pr"cr-.a '..f :h ..-k at t li.it i.t'---. At V.il... 1 Mr .in iua. n iti l I' T'iily Fish I'-m. Ill tl - M.'lt M.-v of W inbltigton. at'. ' . t, i ( .p.. r .r a 1- ti: h iL-'n-ry. whh-h I : : I..- p r.i -l tv "Si- two alatea It I i. (),. .,,i,n .,, ma-. ill a 'urge plant. l.u t -i .ttpttg tt ill ! .-n- until net! t.u V llu-itingt-n. Mi Van Pin-n ! -in 1" -1 1 Su . m-iii n !'ii' Itr-wn. nil- .ti- ti-" u 'il :" .-onitn.-m-.. work oil th , in F.tM- h.t .-h--r iyi A-r- ,374 1-0 .31.12 Villi". $i.i'.rs ;:i'.' Itw-r-a. 10.O-" I 42'.OM) Th in-r-aa of 10.KT arr- hT" fhnwn r-prsenta th ntv daltna f!l--l upon luring th pat year. Wh-ra th- In-r-t tn th" valu- of nontillable lan-l 1 h -wn t i be Ui'. Vi. hat "f ill ith'r nxalle prrr-rty U only 31. Thl year' higher valuation aff-ota prinrlptlly abajt l'gKI ar-n tlmlir land. 1-a.at year !til pri-"r!y was &a ieel tt li an aa-r. wnil.- th n-Taaie of thl year will n..w h-w- an avrag" aaait.., valuation of 13 K. an ln-ra ' 11 Ot an acre. Th large number of aale reeorl-1 during -h- pit yar -nahl-tl Aaa!or mahai ti gt an a -eurat Idea f th tru market valu nf th. land. nd th ln-r.v" ha f 1- 1 WI. F'tlmwing Is a t.it.tr.nt of th ase ! valuation nf al! pr-p r-y in Oat.aop rouity: Tillable !anl. 4Ti m-r-n I r.M S'-tltillabl-- land. 174.3" ac-... l.Ul'TI Imprivem!' nn d-""!-.! l.mia Valu -if al! ' Impnivi'm-ntj on 1-ta .... Impro-em-'tit n landa deeile-l Mil-ia nllrnvl. telegraph t-i-phiine 59 5l Holltng -.'-k Steamboat, nallboita in I tionti-i' m.fhlT'ry . .. Valu m-v-h.in'lis" Farm Imttl-nrntai Monv, n-: an 1 S ur' ..f at.v-k i7!yi llMieeh '' I furn'tur" Hora-s i14) Catie tut) Sh"p il' i Sw ne i3l.1l anl 1.11 'W SVi.719 13.JV, 113.11 ei.ir-0 a:.i- tun: Si.tkVi i:? 35..1 s.tia 3.?5 3,3.i l'fi.rtir. 9 73 l" S13 1.011 B33 Cr-eaa va'u all pr'ra-rtv Kx-nip:;! A -t'j.U isM.aih! pn'r1'-! J3.3C4 3t . r.' vi I3.15a.lj! H. . Thom p n. who ha Jua: tv.un el froii a vtit to S-uth-a.a -m Alas ka, aaya thlngai .ire overtlon !hr Skagway hi ll w about 'i'-'O ireople anl .'tie a large buin-w, though i---nli-tlon are not tl-urwhing s was the oa.v a f-.v y-ir ago. l'y-.i. wh: h at on,, tune b.i:.il 3"0 pei,.le. h.i b-(n 1-1 -puia. -I When Mr. Tli-mp"!! l-rst iirnvl at Sk.tg.iiy. Uvea u.. dwln illnl to a el:lini"n of f-mr f.inil'i-a. but nn' of ih.. fa.nlli a left mn after Mr Thomtw-ir arrit.il, an.l bu; 'hree now r- miin. All th - building "h '! MEANS MUCH FOR ASTORIA tier- ere.e.i in ,;ie rvvim uni-'S ;an i Jus: as they were left ly th-ir ottn-rs. tiiui- tl:n tx's to the lru:!i of th- ftate-ui-nt of the memlier of the ihn-e fan-.-Uii-rt n'lul'iliig that "tve htv- ae.-n let ter day " Sh.-'p t'amp tv.i tiice a tl-uiialilng town of l.'ii inh itittant Now ih-re Ut not a a.nil Ihere. Mr Th -imp ui li.i.l ik'. a.al mi i- .lt tins bwrtel town. He says the p-ople .lid IIDAUTII'Ul, Decora ted Tea Sets an 1 a. GIVEN AWAY FREE THIS WEEK JfST TO INTK(iILVK OVll SULTAN COFFEE We will aerve frH a i-up of Sl'l.TAN COFFKB to every lady and gentleman coming tn our nt.ire .an.l fach person will be entitled to (ll'BSS T11K NL'M Hi:it dF OOFFKI-; UKANS In our tea 1'ot. Till-: FIHST l'KUSKN guesttliiK nearest to the number of beam the tea pot contains will gel ulie of this,, beau tiful 't PltKH. awt you nothing We will be more than pkMaetl to have you come and try a oup of Hl'LTAN (HIFFIOK, and lake a gu.s. COME JUST 10 SEE THE lllUUTlFl'L. NEW PRICS KNTS WK ARU GIVING AWAY WITH OCR CKLKUlLVTi:!) TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES HEMEMUEU Great American Importins Tea Co 571 Commercial Street. Astoria, Oregon. DO NO POnai-TT-Tlie Great American Importing Tea Company, largest 'H trlbutora of Tefli, CorTeeS, Rplcet. Chi na, lYockerv and Glassware on the Cmist. UK) Store In Successful Operation. ii tint l ..-ll.d k. I- ne in-ii relv : li- I. !lirurc f milt- .3. .ountii In . thl .1 -a -1. i. ' V.- T't . li or i. -ru th- Coicesilot Made hv the I atoo Pacific Causes Orttt Rejoiclif It Thl City. The ruihll.-ati -n in yes: -r ! iv' As to rt an f the determtnatl -i of the t'nl n Tn -Ifl.- t- ex-e.nd o-mtr. n flu: rates n 'umVr to As-ori.i cm ! k-f.-r.i re- , i:y T'l- :i.-:ion ,).. j iv. r, as .m .n.r-i-i-i if a luirp-s : tr-a: this .-it v uith ,o is. l-tratl-n. ati.i -'.- Tt.. acrees hi- -he outl'i'k f-f tli- fti.ur- is hrik-ht. Mr. I.'unsh-'rry. I Ml the piy t.il. - t i -, v h ' u -ii riy all- k o'lt -i i - a. :'i.y r-e-.v- ,t Th In.-te.i.e In the nsai'si.e.1 valu.-itl-n will make practl. al ly no illiTer-'iiee in the am, Mint of m n-v that itill he rec'ltial by the city, .is the tdde I valu'' are outside the city lim its. An Asi-rlin who Is extensively en gag.'l In th" lumber bu.sine.ts sail yes terdiv. In spe.i'ilng of the .ffort to es tablish an export "iitvmlll, that the pr.t-niiitt-rs should 'n I 'at or to Interest a 'lumber f logging concern. "I hellev . half u dot mi lower river logg ng men e-ul l tie Iti'lu i-d to go Into the prop - alt. on." he said, "ind that sliev w-uld siii llv l ike st a k In the mill for their proper' y. This w-uld Insurv an uiilitn lied mi'ply of logs and place the mill on Ml absolutely In lepen l.-tu fooling. It would b- a goiM thing for the loggers w ho w ould noi be compelled to submit t Die sharp irietices nf the mlllmen v. ho are now reducing the value of ihelr logs. If I were one of the promo ter. I would make nti effort ro secure the Tongue Pol": site in like manner, giving th owners stock in the concern to the valu-' of the property. Hy ihesv two arrangements, a very large concern could be organli-d." It Is undorstood that th- promuiors contempbue secur ing the Tongue Point sit" on some uch arrangement, and It Is reliably slated that the owners are willing to go Into the mill enterprise. Th movement lo bring abyut the cstabl't-hireiit of the mill Is well-defined, and the nun at the head of the plnn are mngulne of iuc-cess. not :ake with :hm th.ir h-us-h .Id far- J-'ielng Ihruik-'i nr :' illure tvneti they left, an l that shade -'f 'h- .-."npiit- . r i r- sllll lo li- s.-n n the .lti low Inside the pr-ttv r- si l, no -s dlshe. ta bles and chairs are to b- found Wil l' Hits,, has far.. 1 s -mew hit ti-Ttor .in.) s ill lias Im" po;i, rati Ml. Two years AH- h- t-wn had l.i'1-1 'I- iv. Paw s.-n it.. -is ti vail o- wrv 'i,tlk' at W.hite ll ts , ihouh it is only lis miles fr mi Skittvt.it. l:ink cost J.' ct-n's is.t s-ini-li-I I'll Mr V:i nps ti i. n-.eJls ! ! if Hofll ft -111 7.1 .-e-US t- $1 .".'. 1111 1 I hi '.h-.-e l -sir in-i die luxury of a shave j 15 -eiinr ! t ' ' 'tn. e is-tte l.ie artis. a; of .in . em a. Mr. Th-mp- ' r M'pp'S .'t t ll- C-ll and Pa . C . lative h-re. r -ice lie:w !! 'r Ac: l diniv little r om tl'er.', lay for it. .These high to me action of the rail y 1n blllitijf all fretgh; a re to the ex:-n. s-n occupied pay. tig - a prices are due road cotnp.tn ttirotigh to iiii. Mr. T;ionti"ii M.lpp.a! liai sacks of otaloe. from Skagway lo While Horse and the freight vh.ugcs were j.wO. 'hough the distance was only US miles. The freight i 11 a like iiiumtily of merchandise be tween Portland and Astoria, 100 tulles would le a ! nil 17.50. While there Is lots of b'tsiii -ss in the sou:h-Mlcrn part of th - territory there are too many con ci rns to ban lie il. and conditions ate not so bright as they were two or ihrv years agt. Tt.) THE I..-.DIBS. I take pleasure in Informing you that my fall and whiter stock for little men has arrived. The new yoke overcoats, Russian blouse and Lord lUglan overcoats. Tlie Norfolk suits. S-piece Manly's, I-plecu suits and other new things. Alsij an endless variety of seiiarate pants from 50 cents to 11.50 wllh dou ble seat and kn"-e. These goods ar, the creation of the leading boys' house In America. If you desire g'd, reliable boys' clothing at reasonable prices for good good, call at "The Hig Store." Very respectfully, HEUMAN Wisa The Hel.able Clothier and Hatter. I r -ifl at I -si -r i.it- that 11 loTM-a! Fre'gh. : Mat- .. ,f the A. i-. anl Tratllc M in.ig- -r ' ".iniplfll the i). U. & N.. w Mi'd tr b.i!!y b 1 s un.' time in- Ilk- :!-.- .--ni-iig tv'k. h Mr. 11.1-niii 'ti 1 .ml Mf. CampVll 1 hv iiut of : wn. and t l confer - will no; N- hill until :h-y re- ! turn- I "t'rs'dit -r 'his .-Mi-.ssi.vi is due to i Mr. Canipli'll." said Mr. L-ntTtsbTrv to an Asiorian r .'present lilt e yi-sterday .ifternion. "He has worked f'r thJ xtension of -oni-n mi rat- on lumber to this cltv. .ml thrmc'i his tt-.tlu-fice the e inc-'ssjoll Hit lll.lde. "P-rs n tilt . I r-k-ar i the rni-n Pa cific's sell in as me of the most Import ant ocurr-.'nees n y-art. and the effect of the new order of things will. I be lief, be far-r-'a 'hing I: inetns the l-vel-pm-m of the 'umber Indtis'ry. w hich will work w -n le-s In the w ay of hull ling up the city. As an Asitorlan I regard the levelopnvnt of the lum ber Industry- as of more Importance than the shipment of grain, liecause It means more payrall. more new en terprise Wh-?n t came here twenty years afro from 150 to 1000 tons of every grain cargo shiiM frim the Colum bia was llghtrex! vlown the river and loaded. All the benefit which Astoria derived was the stevedoring. Of course, the shlpm-nt of grain from this port is most doslrable, but I am of the opinion that It Is not paramount. If we liiok after our lumb'r business, the growth of the city will be rapid enough to sat isfy everyone" Sena'or Fulton till the receipt of the news was extremely gratifying. "It means mu.'h for the state at large-, and particularly for the city." sail Mr. Fulton. "Our lumber should be cut at home, and li the concession of common I I : I i a ii uaa A LITTLE BIG WASTE. IISTINGUISH between econcmy and wisdom. Sitting at home to save shoe-leather is econo my, but it is scarcely wisdom. In the same way, doing without Ivory Soap is economy but it isn't wise; your risks are greater than all possible saving. Every cheap soap contains fres alkali. Now, free alkali will eat its way thrcu-'h the new oil cloth on the kitchen floor. Imar.f, then, what it will do in a single Monday's wash ing I Is such economy wise? rates to the points most desired by th mill perjpl- the way is 7pne-J for thor ough d-?vl pmnt. I consider the ac tion of the L'rrf n Pacific the mast Im portant m.' for Ast aria's advanc- mn: tha; ha ever been made. We c-ertiinly have ev-ry reason to be grate ful :o l.-.-? Cni m Pacific, which has, by thl latest mo,- shown Itself to be fri-'-illy :a Ast Kla." Pi-wld-nt Van Duti. of the Cham ber of Cd nm"rr. expressed himself in a ilmiar vein. The granting of com mon rates on lumber win be a big thing for the a:e ind city." be said. "anl. com ng Just at this time. ihouU result In gT -at benefit. Eastern mills have cut all thi" timber rhere. and the mlllmisi are looking for new locati os. With plen-)" of timber right at ur 1 iors. with a very great advantage in th matter of exp-rrtlng lumber by wat er, and wl'h equal rates to Eastern points. Astoria offers the bes: field in the Wes; for the establishment of saw mill enterprises. Few of us real.te th? magnitude of the Oriental commerce. b:t when we secure a number of large export milts we will appreciate that traife. The tA-tion of the lnon Pacific should give an impetus to the I'mb-r- I ng interests of Clatsop county and re- ' suit in substantial fteneflt-" Councilman Co ik and a number of j other promineit Ast -r.ans were seen by a report r, and all agreed that :he Vn- J ion Pacifl.-'s actim was of tho urm-st I Sunday school will be held at 12:15. Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran church Sunday tcbool will be held at S:30 a. m.: Norwegian sem-loes at 10:15. and English services at 7 30 p. m. PERSONAL MENTION. C. Duncan, of Portland, waa la the city yesterday. Frank W. Suprenant It In from hit Youn3 river ranch. Mr. and Mrs. B M. Eldrldg, cf Port land, are vtsstlng in the city. Judge Raleigh Stott, of Por:!m1, w in thi city yesterday, on legal butl- ne. Rev. W. Seymour Short and family have returned from an outing at Sea side. Harry H. Gerharl. of Austin, Tex. la amtmg the '.ate arrivals at the Oc cident. M:ss Carrie Short leav-jt MraJay fr P.Ttlanl. where she will enter St. Hel en's hall. Chief Hall-Klc ha be.m undr the weather f r a few days, but Is now able to atienl to business. Ju-lg' A. S. Bennett, of The Dalles; arrival In the city yesterday. He came d'wn to look after his property inter est here. Mis Citar'.otte M. Bennett, who la Importance to the city. They erpreataed ! p-n ling ?ep ml;r a: the Kinney cot the opinion that the granting of rates ! tag. Oearhart Park, will entertain a would ma'-rially assist the promoters of 'number of her Astoria friends for bev the sawmtll tnterprise. and also direct !ral days. th attention tills city. if .'utsile capitalists to HKAL K.-'T.VTE TRANSFERS i T. S. Jewett. formerly police Judge of this city, but now a tvilent of the p-??eib!e community of Seaside, waa I in t-wn yesterday. '. R. Thomson e: ai Iian Lan.l C-mpany- ttlneys Astoriai 11. . u BullJtng & j D. K. Warren and wife have rtum lot 6. blvk SI d h-me from the Sound anl British i Columbia, w h-re they had be-n vis.t- Iiulidlng & Lun Util C'mp.ny to J-ha Haggbl T.t I Ts : and . bl .vk SS. Olney's Astoria: $!). W. F. Mcilres-r and S. N nnile to Liirs Ols-n l-t li. hl.K-k 31. A lair's As toria : $-'.'. iuinsula Land & Trust Company ;, John Planting 1 n :. b'-vk 3. Tay lar s Asior.a: $1.'"'. IN THE nit"Ri'HK.a T"M"UR'W Pr-'-byti-riati chircti S-rv., es wi.l te Id as usual t .m-rr -w. T.-.enie 'f th- m-rtiiitg serin Ml. "U'ls i. -:t:t'f.: te-iing th-me. "Ttie HiJl-n Su;-,-.'r; of IJfe." First Congreiratlonal church U . gul.ir services will be hell at 11 a. m. an I S p. m. The theme of the ni-rtiitig ser mon will It,' "The Man of Sorrows-." In? f'r several weeks. j Am. we the Grays River pe-pV who ! arrived In ihe city last evning wvre Mrs. C. T. Hla k and .. Muriel J. !t.is;. i.i'.ive A. Bast and J. F. K er-.- s n. T1--. -tiriu Mie:,: his n a'T-jnvl f M.ss M. L-J se Tillant. daughter of Mr. and M.-. K. W. Tatlant. f it-char! E. Car-uther. Th- marriage will ti.- i-olctrn ?-'. it il! e.i-.v date. Mrs. Jiffe. who his V-en sp-ridlng sev-ta' -lays in the city, will b-ave this "t M-tiiiij; : Join h-r hu'an-l in P.irt l.i'i 1 m 1 will on r7as; ttith him to A-.n.ip I s. w here he will assume a po st- -i as otte .f t.aval -i-.i I'mv. b-n re! eve-l ft-.1- li hi.i- th- instructor at the Mr. Jiff,? has lutely l-.r.y on the l'hl'.a- Is3 fAl ii.kacaalaijtatei .Ja ka'.,---. a- t.?-.llt.:fct IE- iAJ A Model Kitchen THE Hoi .UtTtt's liUllilir We ear-y everything fur the Kitchen trem Hoi -i j I'm null' Si veer Kan e RIGHT PRICES AMD THE RIGHT GOODS FOARD & STOKES CO. MORSE DEPARTMENT STORE 510 Commercial Street. Kinney Building We take pleasure in informing the people of Astoria and Clatsop County that we will open our s:or- on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 We will carry a complete stock of Pry Goods, La ll.s' Cloaks, Ladies' and Gents' Furnishings. Shoes. Clothing, etc.. anl by courteous treat ment and low prices hope to merit a share of y-iur patronage