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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1902)
THE MORNING ' ASTORIAN, SUNDAY, MARCH V. W2 You Need Groceries i' - nearly every day. If you bring or Mend your oidtrs to us they will be handled right. Nothing stale on the shelves. ROSS, HIGGINS & 00. The Morning Astorian TELBPIIONB 641. TODAT'S WSUTHBR. t'OHTlANn, March H.-Wmlom Or gun, Western WtMtrtngura, varUy cloudy, probable showwrt, southerly wlmls; Kwnern Orgun. Eastern Wah Ingion and Idaho, clutuly to giily cloudy, south to wrt wind EJ' -L-.J g-U-lL-l. JIS.J 1 AROUND TOWN. Oaston sells feed, grain and lity. ' Birletly fresh rantit vr Me pr doi. Jotxison ltron. Call Main Ml tor your coal require ment. Orders promptly ailed. Mr. Mutt Forney presented her hus band with b daughter yesterday morn ing. Long's Marmalade Jellies and J una rt unequaled. Try tfcm. Johnson Broi. ' Call at the Occident barber hop for up-ie-date work. Thro flrst-claas bar. tiers. 17 It In our Perfection Blend Mocha nd Java coffee, Its good, Johnson Bran. Japanese good ot ail kiodi, cheap t th Yokohama liaiaar, lea Commercial Street, A large lino of For Hint. For 8ale, Furnished Itooma and other display card are for sale at the Aatorlan of fice. If you want bos wood, alab wood or other firewood telephone Kelly, tht transfer man. 'Phont mi black. For sale Lota I and I? Mock 3ft, Me Clura't addition. Inquire Frank Ffc bre. Seattle, Wash. Niilmitu now ha tin assurance that a sawmill will be eauhlished at that I'la.e uon as matters van tie arranged. The new Washington illot board m-III make a tour of !npcctUn of h Lower Columbia ami the Columbia river bar at an early date. The llnest to be Imd our Perfection Jllniil Moi-lia and Java coffee. Your money buck If It doe not pleaae you. Jiihnxon Ilroa. For a few day we offer some very low price on Packard and Smith' Freneh and Italian prune. Call and thrm. Johnson Bros, PAtronlso home industry by smoking the "Pride of Astoria" cigars; finest made. Manufactured by MacFarlane &. Knobel. Preferred Stock canned frulta and vegetable are the flneat to be bad, nd yet the price la reasonable. Call nd let u tell you about thorn. John aim It roe. John A. Montgomery, at No. 415 Bond street, doet all kind of tinning, plumb Ing, gas and steam fitting promptly and skillfully and at very moderate prices. A Yard of Lace For 5 Cents From 1 to 4 Inches in Width- Neat, Pretty WASH A silk department like this'lone is not the result of luck or hap hazard buying. Every yard of goods lu1 it has to stand our test for quality. Style and finish we k always guarantee to sell and you make no mistake when you buy from us. , THE A. DUNBAR CO. M Commercial Street , Aeteria'6 Pepslar Stere For a good hand soap try hand Sap ollo. Johnson Drue, Try our preferred stock of Peach e, siloed for cream Johnson Dros. You will nnd the heat Ho meaj In town at the Itlslng Bun Restaurant, Np. 613 Commercial 8L Another shipment of ohtiee sand wiches, Virginia biscuits, Athena, Ra mon and Champagne wafers, just In. Johnson Bros. Hoslyn coal lasts longer, Is cleaner nd makes leas trouble with stoves and chimney 'flues than any other. George W. Sanborn, agent: telephone mi. Work wilt be begun next TuiiKlay on the construction of a nw wharf at Meglor's flrooktleld anary. Fergu son tt Houston are '.he contractors. Agents Warned Good Insurance agent for latest thing In accident and 'sick line; liberal contracts to good men. Address II. C. Doollttle, secre tary, gedalla. Mo. C. D, lingers, operator of the tele phone at Ilwaco Is In Portland Inter viewing the owners of the tf-'.rphone tine at that place trying to obtain Improvements In the system. Water consumers should bear In mmd that Monday, the loth, will be the last day on which to pay water rates In order to avoid the penalty of IS tents, whlrli Is charged against all delin quents. The ship 8t. N!'h1a. which arriv ed yerterdny from Hon Fronclnco Is un dr charter to the Columbia Kivef Packers' Association, to take suppllce to Its Bristol bay, Alaska, cannery. The PUM Sound Sardine Company of Port Townnd put up about IB. 004 nuies of sardines last resaon In Sit oil and muatard, brand "Ta tooeh." There are wo sardine can nerlrs on Puget Sound. Tiw coroner was notiiled this morn ing of the sudden death of Mrs. 1.1 n Ito, a Chinese woman, which took place lust evening. She was about 55 years old. Her remain were shipped to Portland last night County Clerk WhorHy states that while It I a good Idea to register without delay, yet It Is not necessary to register, lo vote In the primary election. The law requiring voters to reKlxter lo vote In iiimark only ap plies to Multnomah county . In accordance with Chlnnok's repu tation for doing thing on a large scale. Bernard M. Soderlund. who wne married to Mls Annie Hansen nt As toria last Friday, rented Chinook hall lust nlirht, hired a band and gave his friends a grand ball which lasted un til midnight. The steamer Callender and Bleetro bad the first real race yesterday aft ernoon since they have been on the river. The Callender wi coming from the De Force Ml -works and the Elec tro from a trip to the British steam ship Indravelll. anchored In the lower mtrbor. Thu Callender demonstrated her superiority beyond question if the boats were being pushed, a,nd each gave the appearance of doing so. ONfc of the Inrgeat lace displays in the city ami nflloleut variety to please all call and see nothing bet ter to be found anywhere. and Sweet. SILKS Mr. Alemblade, who live on the I. H. A N. railroad near the ocean beacn captured genuine fur seal lbs last of tbe week, nesr his place, it la said to be the first of the epMlse ever captured at this point of the coast. It measured Vk teet from tip to tip. Pioneers will meet at Chamber of Commerce at 11 a, m. Monday ,'tr the purpose ot attending funeral of Mrs, Jamee Jeffers. The remains will be brought down from Portland on the noon train, and Inttermnnt will be In Pioneer Cemetery, Clatsop Plaint. The New Style Chop Hiue vIII serve an extra dinner today. The l.l'.l of fare Includes Iloairt Chkktn, Chick en Friase, Macaroni and rhtise, tUvt a, la mode, Oyster Pattirs and Ibster Hitlad. ('usUrd 1'miJ ng and all kinds of pies for desert. John IHunlch, torotirlt'tor. Mayr Suprvnant will call a meeting of the board of-, health for Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock, in the council chamber. Health, sanitation nnd gar bage off air of the city will he con sidered, and it I probable some ac tion will be taken for estal1lhlng a common dumping ground for all gar bage. The first barge load of redwood tak en from the French bark Henrietta arrived here yeserday. . While there Is no difficulty In getting the lumber from, the vessel, yet H is reported to be limcult io handle on account of hav ing been made slippery by the pumps which sucked considerable mud from the bottom. The exact Injuries to W vessel cannot be ascertained until the cargo Is removtd. Timber cruisers representing Brad ley A ColMns, a wealthy lumber firm of Wisconsin, left Astoria yesterday for the Lewis and Clark country cruise about seven thousand icre of timber lands upon wWch the firm re cently purchased an option from tn Astoria Abstract Title and Trust Co. The timber constitutes one of the fin est belts In Clatsop county, and if the present cruise is as satisfactory as former cruises the sale will be consum mated et once. While the price to be paid ha not been mtde public it is generally known that It will be one of tm- largest transactions of ihe kind ever made in the county. The secretary of the Japanest Bene volent Society at Steveston values the flrfhlng gear owned by the Japanese on the Fraser river at $150,000. They had ;&o boats worth 614 each; 160 skiff at 670 each; and M0 nets at 10 apiece. Thre were 2 bonl-bullders who turn ed out :o0 boats a year. There are alxiul .1000 Japanese fishermen in the business. A cannery 4s owned by tbem exclusively. According t the customs returns export of dog salmon to Japan had grown from 75 tons, valued at 61,077 In m. to 2000 tons worth J97. 0J6 In 1900. Trade Iteglster. The South Bend Journal in the fol lowing Item may give a new clue to the uses to which Hie steamer Callen der is to be put. as she was purchased by lieorge 8. Cram: K comes to the Journal on good authority that George i. Cram, of Aberdeen and Portland, and who hue bought fish here several acuson. is financing the opposition bout which Captain A. VV. Heed will run on Wlllapa Harbor and carry the malls from South l.ciiJ to Nahcotta and way polnta, beginning next July. Tho com met fur building a new Hat for the run ts said to have been let lo an Astoria boat-builder and she will be 80 feet long or five feet longer than the steamer Cruiser, and twve about one and a half times as much power. Her deck will lie completely housed In. She will draw about six feet of water," Peter Nufer, a well-known business man of Astoria, died at half past 1 o'clock yesterday after a brief Illness. Mr. Nufer was taken In the early part of the week with a severe cold which later developed Into pneumonia. causing his death. He -was a native of Swltierland and 36 years old. He came to Astoria in 1890. He was at fir employed as head brewer for the North Pacific brewery and afterwards resigned this position and engaged In buslnea for himself whtoh he had fol lower up to the time ot his death. A wife and three daughters survive him. Hj was a member of Uw Sons of Her mann and the Improved Order of Red Men. He also had many friends socially, being of a aisposltlon that made him friends everywhere. The funeral will take place next MonSay at 1:30 p. tn, from the leJte resjdence of deceased, and the place of Inter ment will be Greenwood emetory. The British bark Torrtsdale, Captain Nickels, arrived In port yesterday, 105 days from Cape Town. The cap tain reports fair weather until New Zealand was reached, but when off the coast of thait island his vessel was be calmed for 14 days, making onlv 150 miles In that time. From latitude Ss north to this Port the weather was variable and unsettled, low barometer and very heavy westerly swell prevail ing most of the time. Q. D. Lynch, a seaman on the vessel lort his life two weeks ago yesterday. He acci dentally fell from the gaff across the spanker boom to the deck, a distance of 30 feet and trurk on his stomach, receiving mortal Injuries. He only lived 16 hours after the accident and his suffering Is reported to have been Intense. , He was burled at sea. De ceased Is reported to have been an educated man, having been for a num ber of years , . engaged In teaching school at Penang and Singapore. The men were cloeely inspected by Dr. Earle, health officer, upon the arrival ot the ship and were found to be in good health. Church Services Tonight. The Astorian wHl gladly publish no tices for all the churches In the city If they are brought to the office on Friday. Baptist. The usual Sunday services will be held. Morning subject; "The All Things;" evening subject: "Great Joy." All who may come will be cor dially welcomed. Itev. L, J. Trumbull, pastor. First Lutheran. East Astoria, No service will be held tomorrow, as the pastor will spend Sunday In South Bend. On Monday evening, at 7:20, a Lenten service will be held. . Ilev. Os car Otrom, pastor. Mi thodlst. Preaching at 11 a. m. and at 7:30 p. m.; Sabbath school at 12:15'; Young People's meeting at 6.S0 p, m.; prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30. Strangers and all oithers will be warmly welcomed. Iter. Harold Oberg, pastor, Presbyterian. Usual services. Theme of the morning sermon: "How Shall we get the greatest and best results In building our new church?" In the evening the pastor will give tbe first of a series of sermons on religion's theme: "What Is Christianity?" A very cordial invitation is extended to all. Itev. Henry Marcotte, pastor. Congregational, Theme for tbe 11 o'clock service will be, "The Future Existence;" evening service at 7:30; Young People's Society at 6:30; Sunday school at 12:15; prayer meeting and Bible study Wednesday evening at 7:30. Stranger always welcome. Itev. F, E. Dell, pastor. HOWLING NOTB8. postmaster Reed broke the bowling record on the Commercial Club alleys the other evening, making the splen did score (tt 1 pin m 10 frames. . A number of bowlers In the Com mercial Club talk of challenging the first team for a gnme for tbe oysters. Such a game would prove Interesting and create a whole lot of friendly sjirt. The Commercial Club Is full of good bowlers. Herman Wise, one of the originators of the Commercial Club, has offered three fine buttons to the members who will make the highest total in 100 games. Handicaps will be given, so that new beginners may have a chance to win. Last Thursday (ladles night on "the Commercial Club was a record break er, there being between 15 and 20 play ers qn each side. Messrs. Laws and Sovey bowled exceptionally well, each averaging o'er 50. Mensrs. Cooper and Wise, the two old men bowlers, have Invented som new wrinkles. Mr. Wise wears a band age over bis lame wrist and Mr. Coop er, has a sticking plaster over bis right shoulder blade, and some fly paper on Wis left foot. Grandpa Dean has been bowling in great form lately. He rarely makes W than 40, and his average Is at least The three team tournament Is a success. The Boxer team generally wears badges made out of shingles, and the Can-Can brigade sport large tin buttons, Cooper's team will wear striped hose next week, embroidered with gold watchea NO MORE WARS. Many prominent people of this coun try and England profess to see the realisation of thlr hipes for universal peace In an Anglo-American alliance. Their plan Is to sittle all future dif ferences by International arbitration. This news will be joyful! recived by everybody, nut especially by !ho soldier who Is at pres.U engagf.d on some foreign battle-n.Md. The i.es that Hostetter'a Stomach hitters will poftlve1y cure itomth', I'vrr and bowel complaints will also be gladly received by every sufferer from sick headache .disxlness, flatulency, indi gestion, constipation or bllliousneas. Do not suffer any longer, but try the Bitters at once. It is ba:k?d by a record ot 50, yeans of cures. Rewareof counterfeits when tuy'ng. Our pri vate stamp Is over the neck of the bottle. FOR RENT. Six-room house, with bath and all modern conveniences. Inquire of Geo. W. Barker, at Astoria National Bank. Dr. T. Lf. Ball DENTIST. 524 Commercial St. Astoria, Ore. C. VV. BARR DENTIST v Munsell Building. 57S Commercial Street Astoria, 6re. TELEPHONE RED 206L 05." ffiRTTHEW PRTTOH Physician and Surgeoa. Office sad Residence P(e Bulldlnf . Calls answered day or night SLOT L1AGI1K1ES 47 VARIETIES We are the lament manufacturers of OOln operating machinery In the world. Write for our catalogue. KILLS KOVELTY CO., Chicago. lit IS test Jemes Street personal jumim Colonel E C- Hughes Is In Portland on a brief business trip. . , :. Mra Jennie 'Busey 1 spending today with her son at Warrenton. Judge J. T. Lighter was down from Portland yesterday on business. Dr. J. W. Walsh, post surgeon at Fort Canny pent ihe day in Atftorta yesterday. ,v ,;;;.vJ Oovernor Oeer and Mrs. Oeer will arrive In Astoria this morning on a short visit Mrs. McGregor, of Aberdeen, who has been visiting In Astoria, baa re turned home. Captain Charles D. Stuart, keeper of Disappointment life saving station, came over on he Miler yesterday, and was shaking hands with . numerous friends in the city. Captain Brooks Payne, the new com mander at Fort fcanby, accompanied by bis wife, was In tbe city yester day. He recently came from New York and this being bis first visit to this section of the country, be finds many things here of interest. He Is well pleased with bis new assign ment. I I. O. TL M. NOTICE. : The members of Coneomly Tribe No. 7, I. O. R. M., are hereby notified to meet at their ban at 1 o'clock p. m., Monday, March 10, to attend the fun eral ot our late brother, Peter Nufer. By order ot the sachem. OLOF ANDERSON, C. of IL FUNERAL NOTICE. Members of Teutonia lodge No. t, O. D. H. I., are requested to meet at their lodge-room Monday, March 10, at 1 p. oi. to attend the funeral of Brother Peter Nufer. By order of the president, ' H. SCHOENB, Sec. FUN ORAL NOTICE. The funeral of the late Peter Nufer will take place from the residence of deceased In Upper Astoria on Monday ait l:3t, under the auspices of the Sons of Hermann and Improved Order of Red Men. , TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAT Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if tt fall to cure. E. W. Grove'a slg nature Is on each box. 25c 'The steam schooner Sequoia arrived from San Francisco yesterday and will load lumber (or a California port ijSs $ $ $ $ i& Hit iDf Hjf Hi H i& $ Hi Special Reduction In order to close out the remainder of our stock of Fancy Vests we will " make a sweeping re duction of half price. One half Former Priee 6.00 Vest for ; $5.00 Vest for $4.50 Vest for $4.00 Vest for $3.50 Vest for $3.00 Vest for $2.50 Vest for $3.00 $2.50 $2.25 . $2.00 $1.75 $1.50 $1.25 Sizes 35 to 42. S- Danziger & Co $ : w w m m & $ $ fancy Vests Shanahan's 23 Cases of Wash Coeds We are showing a large and comprehensive line of Cot ton Goods, both Foreign and Domestic Fabrics. The follow ing represent a few of our Specialities. . NINE CASES Robyn Hude Leno i Athalia Batiste ' Blue BeU Lawn Foreign Cottons FOURTEEN CASES CONTAINING 28-lnch Scotch Zephyr 28-incb Scotch Tissue 62-Inch Organdl LUse 48-Inch Organdl Ragee 32-lnch Madras Shirting. ' 28-lncbr Mercerised Tisuse FOUIC WINDOW DISPLAYS. Shanahan's Broad Arrow Irish Flax Twine :FOR GILL NETS; Better than others, cheaper than the rest. Guaranteed to wear, not in trost. Every Fisherman on the River should use it. FOARD & STOKES CO., Agts. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! WAIL PAPil 13,000 Rolls Just In. More ft Follow. Latest Designs in Exquisite Colorings. We will sell you BORDEK for your rooms at the SAME PRICE as the wall and ceiling. We keep first-class workmen and guarantee our work. Let us figure onfyour decorating for 1902. ; B. F. ALLEN. & SON 3G5-367 Commercial St. asuinivuvinriArinnjuinnnsiJviiri THE Regular Meals 25 cents PA1 Af E ' Sunday Dinner a Specialty COMMERCIAL ST Just Arriving v A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Carpets, Rugs, Art Squares and Mattings. Latest popular styles and best qualities. No shoddy goods. H. H. ZAPF, The House Furnisher What Is the Secret? Eating Is a pleasure which satis fies and brings no un pleas ant memories if you eat at The New Style Chop House Ca Eleventh Street., ItWUMilMti CONTAINING Fine Irish Dimity Sea Island Dimity Dotted Swiss Muslin Holly Batiste Leno Loyola : , Marsalla Swiss Aureole Batista d3ll! t ' at Sianahan's 48-inch Oasa Cotton Llise. , Linen Suitings. Silk Weft Moussellne. in ail grade. ( 44-inch St Oall embroidered HwUs Black and Colors. Shanahan's zuinnaruvinnnuinJTruuu Finest Restaurant in the City W. W. WHppIC j Just what all the mammas are ' talking of the mammoth atock ot new and stylish Spring Shoes now being opened up by . PETERSONS BROWN , Astoria's Ltaeloi Shoe Dealers. . Ceatraljleat Market 642 COMMERCIAL ST. Yonr order for meats, both FRESH AND SALT Will be promptly d mtli actorlly auentltd to 0. W.M0RT0N. Prep. Telephone No. 331.