The morning Astorian., October 13, 1901, Image 3

THE MORNING ASTOHIAN. SUNDAY, (HJTOM-R 13, 1001
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Nil. 1 1 . 1 H a i r.'H . p. r it II.
liOSS, IIICHJIMB ti CO.
The Morning AstorianL
TICI.CIMKiNK em
All emit met for iiJurlmnm In
Ills AkIiiiIiiii hi u iiimJc km u Ktiiir
nnUo of circulation (our time
Inritur lliiiii llmt of Mny piipcr
ptiblUlitil or clrculiilcd In Clul
op coiinly.
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ingi ii fill, c il"r . n Monday, north"!
I) w't,. II I ', f .ill. f. Inlllglil ill
the u'.! ri 'i 'l hi, .-.mler mi M ut iny
1:1 h- II. Mill mi I ! ...tt'"ll Willi'
ft .. -.iiii- It
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Mill
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' a'. I!i" runiiiiacn aal"
''nil main 1 fnr ymir inal r'.iuir
rn.'in lr li.it pr .tnp'.ly ni!rl
lilW; 1 T-- f 1 tll.J ll!ll! Hun II"
tturau:. I3 c.iinitnTi'ial tr"'!.
T i h-.M-ni tmriV'aiVp ' f 'Uf
fl-...-,-j., .tir No r altliiK
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at liaii'. h'ii Iiar'i'-ai ph. .p.
II u f-r rr-nt nrr AMtI r k -liM
h...f I (im r - a', I '.iiii.'ii linn l..ri"
i'h.ii . ..ii tint: rlrjani I'oo planner
f.vcn l'li ra.ii i-tan t nf II 1 I' K.
A -ii A !lia.
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.:. t -r Mir. al tllr ! Vlllllll . Ml- i'.l-l
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H' -iin d !!. -..Il .Ii-. Kiily.
i- man. I n ti i'.'ll Pluck.
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V ir" uaa- rltii.-iit ,'f ni ti'a ull.
!lil '. all " nt i-r ..il". Ilack'.iaa all. I
Ii.i in v.-iy g...l .-..inlli'tt al the rum -
ir-iK"
lie
-Cmmerc al St.
J.ilm A M uitgniii ry hia ,ipa"r. a
a!i. P at Kl l"n-l 'T"' ""'I ' prepitrwl
t i .In nil e'aaaaa of pHiiiilniig and till-iln.-
r Inwctt pnallil rain.
It'Mlyn onnl lama Imig'T, la clean. r and
tnak tmulile itilh aluvea and
iiilnin..y fltiaa than any nthtr. Oenrgn
W Hanlxirti. agent: (el pli m I3'l
llalba for la, lien at h, I'alttc Hatha.
I'rlvaie entrance on aide of bullilt".
itlt'.p open on Huii.liiy innrnlnga
lilnea and hatha tiarla A Corb.-tl.
prnptielnra.
HHUT U-CHNT MIUL ;
KI N ItlCSTAUltANT.
niHrxa
Great
Groekery Sale!
Prices Hard to Match
Come Just to See
ItlJMkiMBliU
Great Amfirican Importini Tea Co
671 CommiTiMal Ptr.'ct.
Aalnrln, Oregon.
lid XO FOnOI'TT The flnat Amerlcnn
Imi.irilng Tea Company, Inrgtat dla
lilluilora of Teiia, Cnffeea, Sploea. Chi
na, Crockery "ml dlnaaivnre on the
C-iii't. PK) Btorea In Hucueasful Operation.
l!N .JIJI-I-Y"
dixit pmuimiiiicii by ''plcuri-aim a
jii.tll ! y Wr hv III" Iiiii
una Iml in r and i"iinit I i liuy.
Ill" IU'IIIIMK.1 "al", "! '(JIIIHTlJ.il
aireet.
Japan. i '.l nf itll klml. cheap at
ilin V.'ki.lmiiu l.i',-r. C'J dimmer, la!
tret.
Th. hii'k Pru.ila. with aril. i 't
luiiil'T f"r iau Francisco, put : iea
I miiTilny.
A r .i.ii'i iioni nf fmlt an I rgetribl'-
In dll,. mi lti n. r,ui ni( today.--John
. ii Ur
Ti tcain.r KIniTr will ."pM "i
Tu-a-lnv morning at f W f"r TlHin 'k
I. If "!'lr.
Iliit-i ll.imlil.l w"ii'.
Inn. I y ul' r liiy In U.'k
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("nr r.-ni
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..hi: i .f liimlxr f-r it l"i an.-ia-...
.-i Iv f 'i a -a Hlu. w II pr.iliably tf. t .
I -lll 'T ni .
Ilmiih' Iti't r-i-.ia a larifa . ..n-icti- (
in if ..f : nppl a. wa l:l --U tii'-itt
ii tj c ti' p. r If X t.i-lay - J--hi. n
It. -.
S. .in i lin-ky .-ua'i.niar nf II K. Allrn
A S.ii ttlil a..n l. ma.la happy hv
ti i "ii :ti: I.'hi plan.. Tl.-kft lili '
r i.-'l , aal aaia rf 11
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.- I'nii -1 K nu t 'in
v lln.- In.- "f Frn h-pi it - m.i
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ak V"i v ! -,t- pi ic.-i" fail an!
in Cliai 1". -I!' r ill iikI-:
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lit ll-'i lili. FaMa -if Hal '.III.
l- Hill h'i .Pilk S Illie.-na Ull. K'l
the i iv , i- ! t lav, It-li .ti"
nt a n la p u
f..r Cniri.in.l
mil will .Li. tit ictn.i; r..it
Til. li.TIII.lll l.lllll'Tllll i"..igi--g.ill..n-at
cliiir. it ci-lehraii-a tt aiiuu.it utialnti.
my f 'li il t '.liy at p. in I'mgiain
nf :h" Hutnl.iy a. iln 1. S'Titt 'll by It- v.
Ki.iua.. of I'-rt In" I.
Tlieie will he r.-MglnUa arvICa at
ill-ace chuicli indny at II a. tn. Th"
llev. T A Hi land will nltlda-.e Tin
evening "iilc.' will U- omitted. Sun
day ch i l at 1- 30 p. Ml.
Flunk (Ircenniigh micceedn M. It. ltd
iirth aa cllv ticket iigent nf the '. II. .
X. Co. J. li. Hichardann take, Mr.
(Ire.'notlgh'a place, while M. J'hlt
atniio haa ben engaged aa colleciot'.
p.m't forget the rtimniAge aale. One
cf the m.mt exteiiaivo aatnrtinenis of
gnmls ever brought to the city la ehown
and birgalna are olitalnnble ni ull
llniea. Intending Ptirehiiaers ate In
vited to iimke an Inapii-ilon.
Th dcni. 'rallied market fnr she
cheaper giMdea nf Halt haa made lim'lf
fell at Wdlilpil ll.irbor. HiTetnfnre tile
cantii'ia w nv paying 50 ceitta each f 'r
eliunia. nit lite price haa now dropped
In .10 ceitta. Th,, price of aMv.-rtldea
haa fallen from 15 to 124 cents.
Altetill'Mi la culled to the window dis
play of line boskets, liruslps and dust
eii nt the stnro of Foard A Stokes Co.
livery pimaible kind of ft bnskt'i can
be seen there na well na a great variety
of biindies fnr tilmotit every kind of
use.
The big currier Olenluiret proved
itillo an iiltiiiiilon yesterday and
hundreds of people vlslied her. She
w.ns In Astoria over Sunday on her way
mi, find lit that time was viewed by
ninny Astorlnns. The lilcnturret cur
ries 57 men all told, the I'liln,... crew
cntiMlstlng of 4 men. She Is a mo lei
Vessel In every r''Npoot for n tramp, and
I a sister-ship nf the well-known (llen-
lochy.
Try a rll "f "ur 1, YV. rrmn'"y liui
t.r Thnv In nn'tilng l.'it-r liiade,--Johllii
'II llro.
If 'mii wish in put up crulmppl" (hi
rmuii. y u iiliiiiili) I'avj ua your nr-
li r .11 mi ii il llli. Ki'M'ill fur Itl'IH
M il muni be oyer Mild We tl'IVn Jui r"
nivcd n Urg "lin k nf v.-ry nim '.
John. hi llro.
Til" rilinungo ula In still on l the
ld MoAII'ti & Mi Ui'iii' Il store. J)iii .
hiu th" past tr'M d.iy ilii' mock nf
..n Ilia be, II nidi. I In, iii ,n- II
: illti II lm r lll.IV find anything III' might
' n 'III
! .r
There In a la'K uDMjrdii'iit
la nn hand iiixl K'-milii'. h.ng.iiini
l mi' "fT red
'I'll.- pa"!-.! ti-li'K Wi at l''u Ian. i at
III" avnit. Ih'Ti- Will I, tin pri-arlllliK
'rt. r hi ihi. lr.nivi.'Man i huri Ii tn
ly Til Im Iuk Huniliiy a. lin il, rally
lay. ih.. Hunliy 1' Ii "'I .ll aa.nik
al II ii'rlm-k. ;n"i IniTi-alliiK rvIV'
apprnl'l '" If n. i aalmi will x- ' nn.
.In. Ii-'l. rr"! "f :li hll Iflt ii'i'l ull
nilii-r- arr Ifi v 1 1 In allcml.
Mm M I' )l-.x''T, fl'-lil it-t fnr lit''
I'liril.ui I KL r-if - 'rtt t-nt.iri p-funr
h.iii. f .r wiiiii.-n. nrrivfil In Aamrla
)'i. ril.iv nil w'H I'l'vrr an ii'l'Inn"
pr"'"illHK :hr luiiuri. nf Ilia wnrk nf Hu
ll. .in- .iii.l pa ililm fnr H'li'-ral up
i.i! aut luir .i,i'-. ni tin- lri-aiytar-a:i
iliui. il tlila nriiliiK. nl 7 J'l. Th"
a irnl puli'lc 'a iimal innl;ai:y I v 1 1 1
.. l-a en f.i it n I Ir'fta nil Ihla ltlti'rlC
nif .in.l mi .! imp ri ini ulJ t .
J y I II.. il.y li.i. fll'-1 a h im ui
liui " ii ih- ..III .'f Aii'l.tir N '!")'
-in.i.i.'.i .!. i-piain ,. f Ilii- H.it:i-!i.-l j
Mll'l -1 I.I. P IllV , nlllp. .'. Th.-1
! in.. nut i a:;. .- i" lh.il III.. "'! w'iilka
'.a-, . I- n linpr 'p i .ii:rii'l'' I. anl.
ii.i! Ii' ml i.-HipM- ' ii Ida r .liny
r.-.i II .. -ta :li . f : 1 w . - ll .wlt.y iU' - ;
i n i'i.. i tll! f ih.- . ;iy urty.ir t-i ;
Hi. i .i'i.i.. n : ' pii.ili In. in a Pi
Ml. 'I W.IK li'.ul.'.la.i llli- f.t "'III-
.1 will int.Kl git'- j 1
in.it t r .1 n r . ' tin-
. k i i a i I., hi.
. nun. :l nn- t !
t
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. -I ll til,- pr.lp.,.1
K.i., lli'iu in.' I
. I'.y. h r..uif!ily
i! in tlpiit an.) tli-ti
t . think Ilia matli-r
,.n r y. .-clay M- Wli.ppl,. ra.-.lval
i in t' .-pli...'i.- ..IT. r ..f ! fr. in aiiwl
! '.. r .n t nt Th.- ttnrk "f nr.-tif
ii. ..''"i vi-li !.. .nun. il.-.-'l aiNi-.i
' I. .in. hi - a in ' Hint; an. I It H la-l
l.v i i. in. nil" t. ..f :h.- -..iiiiii.tt'-i. :iia!
i'i.. nt ii v t:'l la !a '. :.y Ilia anl f
n,. .- k ''.ipM ii ri.tt'-l l I' iiilliiK
an. ! t la
th.- iia-ii'.I
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i -t ,- ii m .t tmav 'ti.- l-n ilu- j up, 'in,- .U cniii'try lylint b'.i'.Ml th
i, i,,. ., :,. !i. tn Hi,. Pi. Ii-l- j urn mi. nt.-n nhlch k-r! tha riv.-r. aivl
, .,. . ,.f ,. i;;,-ntui-! r.u .lii-.it lit.. Wil.a U'.i!!.! .I.ctr.c: -ml
i 1 In fc- t in'. '. "I I" iti.it-r.-tnf a.'- j ih I'.i. u-.. onu.it. y. Thl. w 'II pu: th"
T!i.- mi' if I'i" i". m I llarr - i X .rth'Tti n'n t:.. . It. - N's H-n-
i ui
i. ut:
I in. ,i ,,i:i)..f ttith a an,
., . , !..i:'k . j,... a . craiili'T-!
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n .- pr c.-r I- !
en it awa.ta I
.kill"!, hi I Mai" 1 , Sou: 1 P.fille. which r.-.uii th- C dum
iv i-le. I here '.li s j i. i .ni a w i :--le. ''. .s ..ut of t.ie 'I'.
Wi-.H ,
': ;l III.
in l n I g
-..ill'l' l'
g a 'u-'t dis.is- I
i. ...ill 1 30 tins !
i; bii.llli g nt Ih" j
i l
li iid ..tid Taeiflh
i: ate I clt tile r.iof
I-- T'i.- lip- i ,'i:
. hii I at .nil .r, l .15 IP"
a.!, d to it bv
:.y W. II It nt.' S . f li" W. 1'. T. C.i.
aid :!t- .this I. tig ' f a t am t in- red
i-i .it- l.v Tne c. in '! was scut en th"
t'.:- ..iid pill a k'i. am nn the rear cf
!t. I.M.' '.Sag Ti'" li .- nad gained such
llli.llw.it, V.Wi V.'t. tll.lt llle ro..f of the
Uini.-iUI wis i-litl'iv i lit eloped. The
arrltal cf ha- w.ig.'ii No. 1 aa op
p.iriune. and itl'.liHi i f w ni'.'ii'nt.a two
li .iltl .'le play ng '11 I ! Mane, lit'
ili. k ttnlk the llauii s were iuevcnle t
from spreading H the .idjolnuig luilid
ing". Th" wind was favorable for "
'.ilg fir., and for u nine it leemd that
gnat damage w nilil be dene. Fled O.
Walters, a shoe dealer, and a cigar
at. re adloliiliig suffered slight damage.
The upper portion f the building was
almost entirely d.s reyed.
Ever since the sawmill undertaking
win slatted reports have been current
th.it. even in the event of the building
of the mill. It would lit ItnlMSslhle to
secure legs. Tit's cuditinn of affair
: allured l.t be due to the heavy pur
chase" male by Iislern syndicates In
litis enmity. A member of the saw
mill committee was asked about t lie
niaitir yesterday. He branded the stor
ies us ridiculous. ' Logs are for sale
In lb,, open m.iik 't. Just the same as
any oill.f eomnio.lii.v." he said. "Of
course, syndicates , w n considerable
acreage I" this county, but I heir hold
ings are ni' iiiy a drop In the bucket.
With saw l-'gs 1; is the same us with
tvetythlng else ;i,. i.iw of supply and
demand regulates pries and conditions,
If the logg-is hold their logs, the price
goes up. Likewise lliete Is an Increase
.n Ihe pile,, of lumber. The holdings of
the syndicates will moke no difference
In this part of the country; there's
enough available land t.i keep twenty
saw mills running leO years." 1; was al
so poln ed out that the timber In tills
county in now about "ripe," or ready
In cut, and liiai It will deteriorate In
value' from tills time on. Mlllmen ad
inl. Hint It must soon lie cut If It Is u
lie marketed at Its full value. So there
Is no danger of a timber famine in
tints.ip county.
orrrR for local road
M.Mkl.tMiO SAID IO IIAVK Ili.l.N
KI IIMII IOK II.
'I wo . rent KiiiIioiiiIh Arc to I IrIiI
lor I ruiiocontliicntiil IIiih.
IllCna
T ' itr.-nt riMi i.i'1 rnmli ii.ili lia
nr" iinvv firiiilnii in flic'it tit
Irnnxnli liH'iilii lumii'-a, anl lli'r
w.'i'i -lni""!y wmi'li . rulli'a'l
. Iii-nalai.il I pn-'ll' t ix war Itn
lik. nf wild h lua iifvi-r lefira la-oil
'' ii. At"i.i vitally iiu rin"l in
I Ii In imp- ii'lliid mrUKKl''- f"r nw "f t i "
lit' mra tt.M umiu.-atkiimlily Ij cuina i;.
. I ;n UIIMZi. Illli art.
Kr iin a uria tthl h rannnl l
ilnulilai). th" .Vatormu Irurni '.lial Ih'
N irlhalri I'n'.nr IU.Ima.1 C'nmpany rt-n-litly
nfr'-rnl A. II. llainiii n'l 3.W,
iiii f .r ilia A'toil & I'uluniliU lUver
rallr..a'l. WlH-lliar Ilia nffar ile-rllii'-l
nr tak-ii uikI't i.aiaH'-ratloii taa
it'l Ii-bmim.
Tin- Nnr h.-rn rarifta , nn.- nf the
I rii In the I'nmlnif fight, aii'l lia f
fir: ii ni-iur.. jmHal ni of Uii. Iical
m;i I ImiHirtant aa h'iltiK tha tr-ml
..f i-v..-i:a A rillma 1 nun l)n a In
th.. i ,ty a f-w ilaya .nr ., In nnvarjt:nn
..1th an Aatnrian r -pra.i-niii !v... ina.la
tin- f.ll"ttlti! inaii-ni'Til i-..iu''-ri'lnif t;if
riifm.i.t K.luainn a' tin- ;...-"TU Illli":
j "T'l-r- .will hli-.rty b- tw. ir.-ai '.n
I ."i'l.nif fir'nra f ir Ir.ina ui'lir nt il
j liiipi.- fin.. II Ii.- ma. U- up nf h
I'nl ui I'li ill.-. In,. .x-.u!!: rn !"- -fl aii'l
; :li.- i K .v S Til'' nini-r -i; 'niip'
, ih- iir-.il Nnrllicrn. tin. Nnr harn l'a
! .- II.- an. tiia Itjri nt'.n. T.ii? Rfat
I r:i:lr..a-l In fr-! will -!nh. anl I n .c
a Unfit fnr htiiiiu-M H J' h in ha
Ii4-f-tv m-i'.jrff.l in h: o-Jut.try.
Ii.a-.lli!.. IvantaK'i.. will b- a-liJ
"
':'
up i'i an l a irn:nu!il:l -j Mill ! tiuJt
an. I u ii iii J ".
"Tiia ilu ni'- river will tha
ctnrtn raiil'T "f th. truKf!e. Bach
i-iinl.;iiall ui -rk !h- bt outl-t.
int.! .-tlii-it ! pp-par.t:l-.tt ara la-.tig
ma I, f'.r th.' titrh:. K t ii"v.-ral mniitrui
' ..nt th X rtlu rn racillc ha ha-1 a
f.in nf hun.lri.'la nf nwn at rk al.itig
ih.- I'nlutnli.ii rltcr n-.tr Vane uvar.
1 Th" Ktiiiiia-Vanciutar r.iilrnal ni
!ulin .l . ompl -t-1. Atova Vaiw- .uvcr
-rk I" 1'i-iiig iit in.ualy puti-l. !.!.
I an': lutth'T tn th" i-.t: th,- X-.r'.li'Tn
hiu h'UKiit i :.'i. rty. null' 1 'KKi'iR rna,J-
ThU rni.l h ia l. -n hiuirii: bvaua th
Itra ,. ia .np-.i'iy oaiaiiinnirn, aim .i
iiiil t.ik- n'l,. X T'.ehrn alnmet to
1 i-.t I a At nr rn-.ir tii" I ka ill.; rml
!!! Milk- it a iinnii M-t.-ilv il.rv::n
t "v. -.ti a era i ua.iy a '.
"II. ! tliPtit :.-ii.! l .i ah v a il. ttrr-
iiiiii.it a n ... par:
ti-'.-i ..f X-H-tV-.-n n.i'l
.'. tit,, c inti na
in ui.l.i.. th--1
l'rouni.i'ily.
ip.T!.' A: i ns-
!,- 1 1 ' .'.unii.l i aa tiia 'all'
u - K -ilnm.t . t i Ih- th '
i.t.e anl Ti-mii .!! ia "ti -but
th" K-a 1" l'-i 1"-' ' t!t
ia an great that mtn; "tlti- n wail
i.
. H
il''
I'n. mi 1'a.ill , o. II. X. an I 'lie
I Ml Til.. S Mill 1 IllUM le ab .in.l 'lie I
th,. "Spui ng punt a:id tin Co'.utn-
, in util.ae . .c n r.'l nt' the K.iiaiu.i
na -rfr ml i, n.,,v iielng e urei. and
1 have d uiu .11.- con: n. ill. g fact ts
j will s.kui show tlie.r hands. In an ef-
i'.m I to secure t.ie b. si oull.-t. the North
ern comb in uion mad,, a bid f 'r i'.k'
A A- C, the price offcrol being ti,
.'.ii'.wii. but the ofl-r, I am inform"!,
had I" cu r-'Jectei. Perhaps Hi" X 'rth
ern coiu'iin it! mi -.-on iders t!mt Asu
r.a i li": worth J3.roo.(.Vu more than
Kalj'iu. nr iK-rh.ps the A. & C. Is not
f.:- su'.e ii pr.-s.-nt. ifowever tlii.s may
b', ,t is eiileitly i h,. puip.se of the
Xni'lc'i'n c inhlnatlon to do busitici-s
from K.iKiui.i. lMIK-ulty will Iv cxpx-r-i.
'i.el ,n getting vessels up and dwn
lie ilver. but ihe Northern alliance wl'l
Iniie l ie advanlag.. over Portland 'f
.be fotiv miles between Kalunta and
the m.'tropi'.is.
"T.ie I'nl'ii Pacitle-S lUtherti Pacnc
O. U. & X. coiiiMiiatloii. then, must
look ab nit for Ix tt -r shipping facilities.
To my mind, there Is but one thing f-r
this combination to d.i buy .he Astmi.i
road anl ship grain from the mouth
of the river. It .'cents to nie that the
V, P.-S. P.-O. 11. .t N". combination has
the best of the situation, unless the oth
er alliun -e manages to gain control of
the A. i'i C. WTvre such tremendous
Interests are Involved, I have an Idea
a few mill! ma one way or the .Uher
will not nit much figure, and that one
of the factors will buy the local road.
Indeed. It appev-s to me that the A. &
C. Is for sale to the highest bidder.
' The I'nlon Pacific interests appre
ciate the folly of attempting to
hold business at Portland, and the
l line Is rapidly approaching when Asto
ria, will be TV ignited as the seaport.
The rival Interests have been tn com
bination for a long time, but now two
new combinations have formed, and the
llttl.' matter of J3.000.000 annually
which Portland as the seaport has net
led the old alliance will not prevent
Ihe clash tint Is now Impending. The
w.ek's dispatches tell that the Putl
Ington is building Into the Union and
Southern's territory nrtiund Salt Lake,
seeking an outlet at Los Angeles;
the North 'rn Is building Into the Un
ion' territory for tho grain business.
S. on he situation will present itself In
Its true light, nnd we may expect a
clash bet iv em millions that will shake
the entire country."
n kw wi;t rrK tahtoiix.
nay, W. I. ITIihor at Warrenton and
llav. Mr, Alfnr'l at H'aad.
SKW AHTOIMA. Oil, U'.-Two na
Vt'aat rlld (Mat'r hav arrlvail to tak"
i harif.. f their chur'-ha. Itv. Mr.
K'Tguann, ho haa b.n In charif nf
tha M"ihnllat church at Warrenprn.
haa b-n aalKti(?.l tn the Oakland (fir )
hur h. and will m u :-"il"l by Hi-v
W. I. Planar. Ilfv. Mr. Alford, of thi
K.-aa).,. M K. churrh, In f 'r"aawll,
ll' V. Mr. M '!. b-;'i; hia u i.i-aanr,
Mr. William J ana ami brl l.; ar vla-l-.'iiK
Mr. ami Mra. Jartiaa Klii'lra.1. In
Km Warr-lttnti,
I! P. Allan haa "varal tnari at rk.
ami ttill unnn tniika a J.-i-i Imprnva.
Hi-lit In th. (ipia-aratK ,. nf Ilia Wfl
HP I- f haa b.-"n palnilmc ut Him
naii'l, Watp-'iinn anl Hklpiinun,
Th. A. O. 17. W, wll; v an ' n
taaa.nti at th"ir hall riaxt Saturday
v-iilng Crand Orif.inl&.r Wilk!n will
II.' naiianp
It. HiPlarman. A. It f. K. ag-tit at
Warr- n: n. Iaa raturn"l frm a tw-i
.-ak' vaca.lon. Ha att.Ti'l'M tb car
nival Pi I'nrtland and tha ut fair In
Salam. Mra. ! (alderman aacompanle'l
him.
Mr (. H. H -itardt haa r"lurnl fmm
Iha Kilt. H- lmuifht hia family, who
wva ia-n vlalting there fnr a-veral
inniith.
Tin- Warr.-nP.n Camp of W. nf W.
iriv. 4 liaikai ,i(U at tt.alr hall laat
Sat unlay. A vry plaanant evening waj
njnyd by all.
Ir l.in nn haa r-turn -1 fmm Aiaaki.
an l w.ll I H aa 0Kin a: Sea'lla,
Ml" Kva I'ark'T. nf Skipann, han
it ii- t l'r:land f. .r a tun w". ks' via.t.
Tn- t.. le t i. fll' a; Hammond ha
Ijai'ii duc-ntinud, th agant having
r.-t.trn-d
K. H Mull hia n. h! gr.:-'ry
lu n. a tn Mi Intlr,- It Whit", and will
(in .... tt.lh h.it family to I'nr.lanJ.
M.. M il'.l" Iarann naa gnnar t )
Vin -.uv. r where he will attend a-hmil
i!i:a w.nler.
Mra. J. W. Muna-m a In Aalorla
part ,,f the we-k.
Mr . Sam I'elerw,n male a trip to
A.'tnrU TU'-lay.
Mra. Y. W. I'nulon will be able to
n-liim t.i h"r hm t'yn. She haa Wen
,n :h" hnapital two months.
Mr. Charli-a Pearsnn. of Hamrri'ind,
la a: St. Mary'a h upltal. It ! reported
lie will annti be abls to r'iurn to her
hmtie.
I'r. H.egai haa returned to Fort
Stevena a.':'r a l.vo mnntha' visit t)
the Kia . Dr. Klerulff will proceed to
Manila.
ti Friday ev-n.ng Captain Haines
and Ctpialn Cl..ke eniartalnei Dr.
Ktr!e and friends at the post.
Mrn. Hiram Gray U viaitlng In As
irlv. Captain W. H. Hibson and wife rpen:
V-.lti"f.ay In Sklpanin, jruasia of Mrs.
I'. K V aae.
I'.iy day at he F rt on Tuesday t.i.i !e
ti'... u.-titl happinesa at IlamramJ.
T.'i,; r.a- -.-h.nl h 'us in D'.atrict Xo.
'" :k nnkinir a tine showing. Architect
7't..n InniH-otitl tho work Tu" lay.
Harry May came down frm RairJ-r
.in.l ti'n: Sunday with his foika at
ll.tmir. n 1.
Till WOMAN' S CUT..
gr im f M nt Was Uendered at th.
M""ti:ig Y'sterlay Afi-moon.
T.i- m.-' itn; of the Woman's Ciuh
w i- h-.'a! ye.o-rdiy at Page's hall, thus
l..,"i.,ii.:'g tie se-onl y-.ar's work of
Ilia; rg.mii ill n. There was a I trg
at .el lin. of m-ml'Ts and their guests.
The hail w s d"c-. rated with cut flowers
th,. ni li'iii", no.v so beautiful In the
milium tins, and pott.d ferns and
I .l!llM.
A n 'St ex.'-iien; program wag ren
dered. f .!l '.ting which was the reeep
. ;:, n. Painty refreshments were sived.
anl Hi- ladies dispersed no: only more
el i-e,y unitel socially, but enthu-las-1
tie wi ll t.'ie ,.r-imle of success for t.ie
.coming ye.it. K.ich member decided
; ui.n n or more courses of study.
1 N'.uv names were a ided t the mil. and
...i.ii detartmeni of work was taken
up win ren'wM leil.
.Mis ;ergi H. tieorge was chairman
of y 's'- i-.l ay s meet. tig. Every number
i rend 'r 'd les-'rved worthy mention, es
i p -eialiy the address of the president,
i Mrs. liltnore, and the reading by M.tr-gar.-t
tleari: Itirry. The program was
as foil. ni s;
lloll call
' nstrum. n al duet
Mescl mi 's J ,K
Vocal sol i
Plan i s do
I Vloi.tl solo
Quotation respnse
Higcins and Osbarn
. .. Miss Alice Wood
Mrs. Harrison Allen
. Mis Fre.lerlckson
Address hv president.. Mary H. Klmore
Instrumental solo Miss Fox
Heading. "King Roberts of Sicily"..
Margaret irant Parry
Violin into Miss Frederickson
Vocal duet. Mesdumes Finch and Krager
The next meeting of the club occurs on
October ;t, which will be Astoria day.
Quotations will lie from Oregon auth
ors, and a feature will be an appro
priate tuner by Mrs. J. B. HisK'ns.
K1H 'CATION IX PORTO IUCO.
The expense ot maintaining schools
In Porto Rico Is very high, if we con
sider the amount spent for the small
number cf pupils enrolled, but as the
country is gradually brought In closer
touch with our own. their system will
eivdentlv he changed, until It reaches
our present state of perfection. In this
country the people are being educated
to the f tct that there U a sure cure for
dvsnensi.i. Indigestion, constipation, liv
er and kidney troubles, a"d that medi
cine is Hoteliers Siomach Bitters. It
should he tak'Ti at the very first symp
tom. I' you would avoid unnecessary
suffering. It will glvj prompt relief
iivl etetitualif cure, as hundreds of
people. Including many prominent phy
sicians, have testified during the past
fifty years.
SI. DOMllfN LEAKING
fkkncii iiakk .mh:is .wis.
iiaf coamim; down.
Struck llottom and Sprung, Her
I'liitc-Clcntmrcl to Finish
llcri'uroat Astoria.
Tan striking Itntan of Poriland's
Inability to handle the shipping uuei-
of tha Cnlumlili buin ware pre
iiitel y starday.
Tne Frn h bark Hi. Dnnatien Is ly
ina on the lh"r side of the Tungue
Point h 'g'.i' k in a leaking cnndltl'Ki,
while tne steamship Olenturret la at
th? fed of H.ith strea;, waiting f ir
me-thlrl of h-r cargo to arrit down
the rivr. The extent of the damgae
t th" Ol"iturrt 's known; the extent
of that o the Ht. Donatlen Is proble.
mailr-al anl cannot be determlnej until
an Invesilga lon Is hell.
The accident to the French bsrk oc
curred yesterday, while she was being
brought 'ti the river by the uliti
erTh 1 nis in. Near Mount C-iffln the
vml stru-k bot'om. She was mak
ing goal h-idway at th t.me, tha w nd
and tide being favorabl. anl everal
..f her pli es w-re badly wr-motied.
Kxiiminatlnn dis.-l osad the fact that she
was leiklng and the pump" vre at
f.ne-. set tn wnrk. Th? v.-ssel has a
grain carg). and if the water rfachel
the wheat th" damage would be very
rrn at. At 1:30 the hngbick wai r"ich
eil. anl. thuuf'i 'he tide has Just turn
el. the stamer dr ippel the vessel there
and cam on ti Astoria. The captain
of thi- bark llklse came to the city
and report 1 t.-ie condition of bi v.-s-s"I.
He is very Ind grunt over Ihe
accld-nt anl exprsed hlms-lf in un
m s.akai.de terms atKrut the channa-1
abve Astoria.
Just hnw badly the St. Do-iatin i'
damajf-d conil not be learned last
evanlng. Besides 'he Injury to her hull.
It is sail her rnlizanmast has also been
sprung and that me of the stays cir
rlel iway. An Investigation will prob
ably be held at once. The bark i a
small vessel, registering 123 tons.
1-i.e Gl-nturr-?; reached deep water
ysterday afternoin, after a trip of
fnrty-elgnt hours down the river. She
stoppel fjur times on the way down
to wait for the tides, the shortest stop
belnir s.x hours. Several times she
t,;ruek bittom. but was no: delayed on
that account. On her arrival hre she
took a b"rth at the Columbia River
Packers' Association's diick. where she
will compiee her cargi.
The Gienturrit was drawing twenty
two feet when sh reached Astoria.
V.'h-n she left Por'.lanl she was draw
ing slightly more than twenty-two
f.et. but th bra:klsh water rearer the
ocean lifted her "ut of the watir a few
inches. She wlil take in all about 2:4.
ii) bu'hels of whiat. Of th'.g amount,
1700 tons, or ab aut one-third of the
total carg). will be lightered dwn the
r.ver anl loaded here. An efT .rt to
tvithhcU inf-iniatl ni as to the amount
of wh-.at to be lighterej proved unsuc
cessful. N-xt FrUiy Is the day fixed for the
d.parture of the Glenturret. It was
state! y-srlay that the 17M tons of
era in woul I be brought down on a sin
gle h.irir". which will make three trips.
If this is really .he ease, the steamer
may b delayed i.nger than six days.
Tlie ofileer of the Glenturret were very
mu. h amused with the Columbia sea
;oi; si.uation.
Ft the Portlml carnival and expo
sition the A. C. R. R. has named a
special round-trip rate of J3 from A.sto
ria to Portland an 1 return. Including
:wy admissions to th? exposition. Tick
ets on sale September 23. October 2. 9
and 16. limited good for return passage
six Jays (nm date of sale.
Next Week !! UNION TOWiN CHURCH. Next Week !!
THIS WEEK
A. O. U. W.
Seaside -Lodge
Ton percent of all cash sales in my store during this week
goes to Seaside Lodge, No. 12. A. 0. U. W., for the Sick Fund.
HERMAN WISE
The Reliable Clothier and Hatter.
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AL.MfHT THItEK MILMiNS.
Assesseil Vrtpmy Valuation In Clat
inp. County re 2,Sr,8.
The county court ha finished the
work of eq ullslng ih assessment roll
compiled by County Assessor Carna
han. The new roll nhowg that Mr. Cr
nahan'a Tgurcs have been reduced very
mUertally. The Increase over laat
year's viluit.on, however, is 1241.093,
due to the rise in tlmberlanil valua
tions. A summary of the roll fol
lows: Tillable Ian 1, 790 acres 3".2;3
Xnn-tlllable land, 375.09. acre S7,2ti4
Impovemen on de-dJ lands J.i90
abia of all lots
Impr veinerit on lots
lmrovnmti:s on lands not
dd"rt
Itallrotd. tele-rra h and trie.
1,115.709
13.20$
phones. WJ", miles 113,414
Rolling ntnck Ji-,075
HteamiKjBts and machinery ... 2.fs)5
Merchandise, U'.JIS
Farming Implement 8 810
Money, not" and accounts 23.995
Shares of stock ;50 O.in0
H'Mjsehoi furniture 100.45
Horses. (.14 ,73(
Cati. 34.T 40,513
Hheep, SIS 1,01
Swine, J4' 633
Gross value of property
Exemptions
..$3,054,721
.. 126.S-HO
Total taxable property I2.927.S41
Manager Sellg, of Flsbera' opera
bouse, says !b railroad company Is
holding him up, and that, unle there
It a radical change In tre present man
nar of 3 ing business, the theater sea
son will terminate abruptly. Prior to
Ihe Inauguration of the rate war and
resulting redaction uf fars to 25 cents
the actor folk aere permitted to ride
to and from Portland for 12, :he regu
lar round-trip fare blng 13. When tha
rate war was settled, howev-r. the rail
road company declined to make the
tw.i-thlrds rate for theater people, but
Insisted upon a fare of 1150 for the
pjunl trip. Owing to Its location at
th end of the earth Astoria Is rather
an nut nf the wav place for show peo
ple, and It was the consld"rat!on of the
railroal company that prompted so
miny good troupes to play her. But
j the 12.50 fare demanded by the com
pany haa created trouble, threatening to
end Ast aria's career as a how town.
Manager Sellg had billed the 'Sporting
Life" compiny, a flrst-class aggrega
tion, to play here on Friday of the
present week, but the engagement has
been cancell?d on account of the fare.
"The B-MIe of New York" company ha
likewise protested against payment of
12.50. nnd Its engagement will be can
celled. A large number of other attrac
tions have been booked by Manager
Sellg. but, unless better rates are made,
all the dates will 'be unfilled.
The county court was In session yes
terdav. thi afternaon being devoted to
consideration of tax matters. It was
intended that a: yesterday's meeting of
the court the matter of constructing
the road frm the waterworks to the
city limits would be taken up. but City
Surveyor Tee had been unable to com
plete the plans. Mr. Tee assures mem-
j hers of the court tha: an excellent
grade, not exceeding 74 per cent, will
, be obtained. The county court Is now
; preparing to rush the work of getting
the ounty sawmill in operation, so as
to make the engine available for tha
work of operating the rock crusher.
The court will meet again on Tuesday
f this week.
Th Columbia mills at Knappton have
resumed operations, after a shutdown
of several weeks, due to the San Fran
cisc i strike. Manager Callender took
advantage of the suspension of opera
tions to make some needed repairs, and
the mill is now running full time.
C. W. BARR DENTIST
I Mansell Building.
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573 Commercial St., ASTORIA, OR.
I TELEPHONE. P.ED 20S1.
COFFEE LIKE YOUR
iI0THER MADE. . .
IF YOC BUY THE
NOB HILL BRAND
You will Enjoy It.
Tickets given with each 25c
punihase of our Teas tnd Cof
fees to the value of 2V4o each.
Try Eureka Baking Powder and Spices.
FOARD & STOKES CO.
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