ONLY SOAP.
Tho Golden SUr, a
wmp, ordinurily Holla
I'nce, 85 cento .......
ROSS,
The Morning Astorian
TI3IJ3P1IONB m.
TODAY'S WEATHER,
l'OUTl.AM. Maivh SS-Oreicon and
Wiuthlnirlou, fair Manner, exvopt amu
llw (smut, ifHliwcatorly wind; Idaho,
fnlr mij wgniirr, westerly wlmU.
CMituti sella rv4. KmlD and bay,
Call aluln Ml fur your coal require
ments, order promptly oiled.
Jto'a good biWktaat mub try our
Cream llutled Oats.-Juhnaon htm
V it It our Perfection Drand M-fta
and Juva cofTet, it's fosd-Johnum
Mm.
Call at tbt Occident barber shop tor
up-tot work. Thrta nrt-clsa bar.
bara.
Any child buy aa wall and aa cheap
ly from ui aa tba moal sipartonoed
buyar.-Jobnaon llroa.
Japan's loods or all kind, cheap at
th Yokohama Baaaar, 123 Commercial
eireet.
Wantrd Furnished cottage for Um
auimner by eamful tenant. 11. O.
BMITK. Treason racking Co.
Tou will And th btat tto maal In
tue tliy at tli Hlsing Hun Restaurant,
No. 11 Commercial St
lr 1'alion. Page building, haa Just
received a new supply of vaccina ma
larial; guaranteed abolutly pure.
It you want box wood, ilab wood or
other firewood, telephon Kelly, tba
traaafar man. Phone nil black.
A larie Una of Tor Rant, For Bala,
Furnished Room and other outplay
card ar for sale at tha Aatortan of
flc. Patronise bom Industry by amoklng
the "Pride of Astoria" cigar; finest
mad. Manufactured by MaoFarlan
and Kaobel.'
P. A. Kant.w. in Welch block, will
Coll for your dothee to olean, dya, re
pair and press, and will deliver thenv
King up phona, red tM.
A aiN-lHl dunce will be given by the
Ordr of IVnda on Monday avanlng,
March 31, W, at Foard A Blokes' hall.
Ailmlwlun gentlemen, fl; ladloa fre.
Tha Young Men' Inatltut will glv
a grand ball at llanthorn'a hall on tha
evening of Thursday, April 3, 150J.
Admission, gentlemen Hoc. litdli-s fre.
Koalyn coal laat longer, I cleaner
and makes lent trouble with atovea and
ihlmney fluen than any other. George
W, Sanborn, agent; telephone 1311,
Kdwanl Moore niul family of thla
iiy leave for Malm' In a few day.
Mr. Mcxirn hu elusive I nit-rent In
Idaho, ami expert to make It Ma fu
Inn1 hcmiB.
Thrve vrwM'lN and a ateamahlp c!or
i'il out yesterday. It wan a tine day
n th? bar. The vel were taken
nut Nuifiilly, though Die tide waa
unusually low.
I .ik lira wanted Ui work on aofa pil
lows; material furnished; Meanly work
gunmnleMl .experience unnecessary.
Hend stumped i-nvelope to Mlaa Mcflee,
Nneillewiirk IVpartment, Ideal Com
pany, (.'hk'UKo.
The city health authorities report
llutrlcy who la confined In thw peat
hoiiHf with ainallpox 1o be doing well,
It la nliwi fWitml poalllvely that no new
fawn hnve d-vt'loMl, and the author.
Itln hiv hiKful that itHcre wilt be
none,
Two Hwhco achool girls, while play
ing, bpcnme rntangled and had to send
fur a phyrli'lun to gt aeparatod. The
diwa hook of (uio-cauglit In tho ntia
trll of thn other and It could not be
relrwMHl without the aid of the local
phyahlnn.
The Republican county ceivljal com
mittee haa rented rooms In tho Ful-
ton-Dement tiulldlng on Commercial
Hirwt and will open tieadauarteni at
.m..a ThA tiiinnt..rB will llut A.rannwl
by Monday and regular campaign
n 111 be Itutugurated.
The old problem of providing a suit
able water aupply for Fort Stevens
Kcenis now about to be aolved. A par
ty of engineer olllceri have been mag
Ing surveys and estimate during paat
month for a pip line to bring waiter
from the 'Lewis and dark at a point
above the canon, where a never falling
(tow of the pure cold fluid can be
drawn from. Indications point to the
conrftructon of th plant at an afy
date.
Toung Waud, who la atlll at 8t.
Mary'a hospHai; la reported ta be do
ing well. The bullet ha not yet been
high grado, pruaaod iaiy
for $1.10 a box. Our
i
HIOOINS & CO.
located, however, and thera la soma
diuh of at attil being n hi Ixaly. It
U thought that ha may have awal
low It or aplt It out at th llme.'un
d. th 4hory that It fell loosely Into
hi mouth aft.-r It had paaaed through
lh upper gum.
Th Inmutaa of the Aator Houwi arc
at liberty, the quarantlna being raised
yesterday morning. While 4her haa
possllily ei.n no great dangnr of con
tuglon on account of the man Ilagley
having ali pt there, alnc the place wua
tttnilgaled, atlll audi precautlona ar
neccawry to make sure. Th hotel U
aaaln open for bus! ties and there la
no wiMlblv danger from It.
The Chun will all b decorated
today and Kaator aervloea will be held
generaly, and of course the proverbial
hat will be In avldenca. Th design
thla year am unusually handsome and
If the waaiher la good today the crlt
Ica will Im kept busy, aa well aa tboae
a'ho juat look on becaua they admire
a thing because ft la a "beauty and
Joy forever."
The member of the local lodgw of
tfeta ar preparing for an Easter
aoclable thla afternoon. Tha orchjtraJ
of tha order haa been rehearsing for
several daya and one of tha feature
of lite entertainment will be the muwlc
Of course, tbe refrwhrnents will bt of
th heat, and, a the Ragtra aoar high,
thla entertainment will not fall short
of a great ucct.
HI nee the Alaska fUhertnen'a strike
In Han Francisco haa been declared
off. the matter will also be dropped
by th interested parties In Ibis city,
aa tha fishermen thought It not ad
visable to hold out for tba ralae In
the prices alter tha Pan Francisco men
had agreed to work for the old rates).
They hope, however, to effect aotne
modification In th form of contract
now offered by the companies befora
the season opens.
Winter Ilober. tho 17-year-old aon of
Uert Itober. the engineer of the Nah-
cotta, who haa been sick . for some
lime, ran the Nahrotta to Ilwaco and
back on one of her trla thla week.
Mr. O'Dell, the engineer who Una been
taking F.nglneer llober'a place, waa
called away to Portland, and H looked
aa If the Nnhcotti would not be able
to make the trip. Rmrlneer Itober waa
carried nlxwrd the veasel and under
hi dlreotlon the boy did all of the
work on the trip.
The tuttboat Oeo. It. Voanburg. V
Uill, captain, which arrived In port
Friday night from Tillamook, waa
fined $.W0 yestwday by Collector of
Cuatoms Fox for vlulatlng section U6S
of the United 8tatea Ucvtacd Statute
in carrying more paaxengora than per
mlrtuHl nniler the tsiat's certificate. Al
though lite bfwit I permitted to curry
12 paseengers when ahe arrived In port
there wre i on board. Huch flagrant
violation of the law re licet tittle cred
it on the management of the vessel or
the discretion of her ofttuera. A short
time ago ahe crosaed tha bar when a
storm was raging and It waa unsafe,
to make the trip, It Is reported that
the sea was o high that water act
ually went down her smokealack.
Speaking of the regatta question yes
terday Mr. W. .T. Chutter aold that ho
waa mtt in favor of postponing the re
gatta for a single season. He aaid that
tha people over the country were ex
pecting the regatta; that If It waa
once postponed they would took to
other points for amusement, ,and that
to take the regatta up again after let
ting It drop for a while would be like
beginning anew, and much of the work
would have to be done over again.
Thla applies eapeolally to advertlalng.
Aa It la, It Is already advertised, and
the public begin to expect It at Us,
regular time. He la heartily In faver
of making the regatta a permanent In
atttutloiv Like many others, he claim
that the. money expended flnda Its way
back to them with Interest, and that
it Is In every way beneficial to th
city, and In no way detrimental.
Secretary, of State F. I. Dunbar waa
In the city yesterday and returned to
Halem by the evening train. The sec
retary waa kept busy while tvere shak
ing hands with old friends, and while
'he had nothing of a public nature to
say on state politics, he waa delight
ed at the local situation. Ha found
everything harmonious here; in fact,
It la atated that It waa the moat har
monious convention that haa been held
in Clatsop county In the paat 1ft yeara
No objeotlon la raised to any of the
nominees, and the statement la uni
versally made that It la a good .ticket
from top to bottom, tie -was also glad
to receive the unanimous endorsement
of hla home people. (While no opposi
tion has risen against Mr. Dunbar 1n
this state,, there la no 'better recom
mendation than ithe foot that his home
people are for him to a man.
The trial of Mat Jairvl, oharged with
the murder of hla father, waa cohcludt
d before the examining court yester
day afternoon." Jar vl himself went on
th aland add told all about th killing,
II ald that hla father had not been
living at noma for om Urn rrgu
larly, and that whan h got drunk b
cam to tha house and gava them trou
ble, On th night of tha killing the
boy heard hla father raising the dis
turbance down stairs, and ha got up
ad took th pistol, whlofc he thought
waa not loaded, and want down to
frighten hla father away. When, he
opened th door and presented the
revolver, Ma father grabbed at It, and
In tha excitement th revolver waa
discharged. Young Jarvl claims that
he doe not know in what manner It
was discharged, but eaya it was ac
cidental. Hla ball waa act at 2000,
but a the hour waa lata no attempt
was mad to make tha bond teat even
ing, Hla attorney aaya he people of
Unlontown generally are In aympatby
wlthr young Jarvl, and that he thinks
they will make the bond for him.
INtnoiihI Mention.
Captain Oeorge Tyler, of Heat tie, la
at the Occident.
K'. C. Iloweratock, of Itlock Houae, Is
at 1h I'arker House.
K. J. O'Connur, of 1'ortlandi came
down on the night train. ,
Ix-xon Anderson was In from the
Lewis and Clark ycanerday.
Mia Corlnne Hanson la visiting Mlas
Anita Trenchard In thla dty.
W. W. Itldehalgh and family return
ed from Portland last evening.
Mlsa Nellie Sherman, of McOowan,
la sending Easter with Mr. A. Dun
bar. Theo. Fesaler, Ph. l, late of Port
land, has accepted a position In Hart'e
drugstore.
it. E. Davla and Irwin Burke, of
Anacortes, Wash., are In the city and
staying at the Occident.
Mr. V. Karri and children of Ore
gon City visited Mr. Harrta' father,
Mr. J. W. Conn, during th week.
Theodore Tessler, who left Astoria
five year ago, and haa since resided
on the Sound and In Portland, return
ed yesterday to remain. He will be
Joined by Mr. Fessler In a few day.
Frank Hart expect to leave soon for
an extended visit in California. Ob
servations as to Ms further Intentions
are a yet unuuthoslxed.
GLASS BLOWHr.8,
Will Iteinaln
!n Asto.Ma a Few Day
LsngpV.
Owens" Olas Itlower In tli Kinney
building, Commercial street, are at
taining larce .-rowda Many people
witnessed .their exhibition last week.
They will remain but a few day
longer. Those t-ontomplatin paylnj
them a vlalt -hmild avail iheinsclv
of the opportunity at once. The ad
mission la but 15 cental and every via
Itor receives a gUas present.
THH ASTOIt HOfSK yi'AIlANTINE.
Kdltor Morning Aatorlin: In Nhe
Evening News, of Saturday, apiaar
worthy suggestion from our n-idltal
fraternity as to what sliojld have been
done concerning the Aatur House case.
corroalve bathe, etc. Permit me to aay
that good eo.ip baths are at a premium
In many parts of this city, and our
sterilising apparatus Is somewhat brok
en down. Aa to the house being quor
anilned for IS or 20 days after the
people directly exposed had escaped
and the house ithoroughly fumigated,
especially the room occupied by the
diseased, it was hardly necesary, more
especially when the nldu of Infection
did not effect there any more than any
other part of the city, for he covered
the city pretty well before he waa
cooped.
However, if these eminent phyelctana
will leave their namea at my office
the Rnrd of Health will thank them
In detail. C. A. CORMNER.
City 'Physician.
BID9 FOR WOOD.
ItkU will be received by School Dla-
trlct No. 1, at the office of the achool
clerk, until April ISth. 1902, for 200
cords or more of Bark Slabs, or Hem
lock, tout -foot wood, to be delivered to
the different school buildings of the
district, a may be required, on or be
fore the 15th day' of July, 1902.
Right reserved to reject any and all
bhls. By order of the board,
E. Z. FERGUSON, Clerk.
COULD NOT BREATHE.
Cough, cold, croup, grip, bronch-
Itl. other throat and lung trouble ar
quickly cured by One Minute Cough
Cure. One Minute Oough Cur Is not
a mere expectorant, which give only
temporary relief. It oftn and li
quifies tha mucous, draw out the In
flamatlon and remove tha causa of
the disease. Absolutely aafa. Acta at
once. "One minute ough Cur will do
all that Is claimed for it," aaya Jus-
rice of the Peace J. Q. Hood Crosby,
Miss. "My wife could not get her
breath and waa relieved by th first
dose. It haa been a benefit to all my
family." Charlea Roger.
Pears'
Only those who use it
know the luxury of it.
Pears' is the purest and
best toilet soap in all the
world.
XatabUsbedever my!
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET. ;,
The candidate nominated at tha
Republican county convention laat Fri
day do not need any individual Intro
duction to the pubHc. They art all
well known, and, a atated by alt who
have expressed (hemaetve on the sub
ject, not a mistake waa made In the
excitement , of poll Ilea and personal
ambition and destre men .are some
times nominated by a convention com
posed of good citizen, who ar Justly
unsatisfactory to the party and the
public. In what Is called "trading a
favorite In" faction aometime get
men nominated for a purpose and not
because of their Individual qualifica
tion. Rut in laat Friday' convention
there waa plenty of good material to
select from and the content never
reartied beyond the point of good Judg
ment
There la but one excuse for not sup
porting every man on the ticket, and
that will b on political ground. If
other parlle put out a ticket then
non-Republican would naturally be
expected to vote the other ticket on
political grounds, in many cases. But
from, a standpoint of honesty and cap
ability the ticket worthy the sup
port of every voter tn the county, and
It Is safe to aay that should another
ticket be placed In the1 field this will
still draw a large aupport from men
who may not believe m the principle
of the party of Lincoln and Oarfleld
and McKmtey.
Many of the candidates have been
tried, and their stewardship waa
strongly Instrumental In placing them
before the people again. The other
are equally known In prtvale life for
their honeety and ability. It I from
men who poseeaa the right quallflca
tDon here that w select our public.
eervanta. Not a charge can be regis
tered against either of them, those
who are In office already, or those who
are about to be tried for the first time-
It la aald tout If a man haa ever done
anything out of the Hoe of right it
will be found mtt If he run for office.
It I claimed that thmgs are often
found of which the candidate 1 Ig
norant himself, and H la further claim
ed that the allegations are generally
proved, but In the case of this ticket
nothing ha been charged, and it t
presumed that It 1 an exreptloual one
all the way through.
Frlday'a convention did good work.
It Is such a convention aa I good for
a party. It waa not only a harmonloua
meeting, -without strife at the time,
but the effects have proved harmonlx
ing. It waa a ewt of re-unlon aa well
aa a working body. Under paat con
ditions some dlfferece of opinion had
arisen between prominent members of
the party .which had resulted in no
good for the party. But Jast Friday
they all met together and their work
haa brought harmony all along the
line. Thla harmony give strength to
the party and ticket, not only within
the party, on account of the general
confidence, but it seta a strong exam
ple to outaldera, and will not have a
tendency to drive them away. It haa
been atated that the work ha made
vote that have never bien obtained
before. '
It Is well. The candidates are good
enough for anybody. If they are elect
ed the public may rest assured that
they will perform ihelr duty to the
best Interest of the country from the
highest to the lowest office.
GRAND OPENING. AT HOEFLBR'S.
Commencing Saturday, March 29, we
will open our elegant soda fountain
and Ice cream parlor to the public.
All flavor of aoda; several flavor of
lee cream
PRBSI DENT'S FIRST MESSAGE.
The president's first message wa
considered by everyone, regardless of
political differences, to be a wonder
ful literary production, and waa of
such a character aa would tend to
raise the author much higher In tha
estimation of the people of the United
States. In selecting a medicine moat
aulted for family needs it Is always
wise to choose one that Is held In high
esteem by thousands of people who
know Its value from personal exper
ience. Such a medicine la Hoatetter's
atomach Blttera. No other remedy
can take Its place aa a cure for belch
ing, heartburn, : dliilneas, headache,
nervousness, Indignation or constipa
tion. We would, therefore, urge every
sufferer to try It It la also a splen
did spring tonlo and preventive of la
grtppe, malaria, fever and ague.
RATES AGAIN REDUCED.
""""
From All Points East.
Before you make definite arrange
ments for that trip east let us quota
you rates via the Illinois Central rail
road. Our ratea ar the lowest to be
had, and It will pay' you to write us.
If you have not time to communicate
with us tell the agent from whom
you purchase your ticket that you
want to travel by way of the Illinois
Central, and you will never regret the
trip.
If any of your relatives or friend in
the East are coming west while the
low rates are In effect writs us about
them, and we will see that they get
the lowest rates with the best service.
Through tourist cars, personally con
ducted excursion cars, free reclining
chair cars in fact all tha, latest con
veniences known to modern railroad
ing. For particular regarding rates, time
service, stopover, different connec
tions and routes, etc., eta, call on or
address: B. H. TRUMBULL,
Commercial Agent
lil Third Street, Portland. Oregon.
Thoro'o
Nothing
"Just
38
Good" K
A Dr. Pierce' Favorite Preacriptio)
for womanly diseases. - No one know
this better than the woman who baa
tried local doctors and many medicine
and found no cure until she began
the use of Favorite Prescription." It
establishes regularity, stop weakening
drains, heals inflammation and ulcera
tion and cure female weakness. It
make weak womtn strong and aick
women well. -
I wu troubled for three ynmrttb alcers
tlon and frnule vnkwa tnt air doctor gave
me but little relief wrilra Mra. Lulu Hunter,
of Attrition. Ht. Co., Mo. I asw aa
sdrertiaetnrirt in the paper of Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Preacription. I began the me of It
about a year ago. I took kit bottle of U, and
one bottle of ' tkiklrn MnlksJ Discovery,' and
my health is brtler uiw than it waa for years.
I nave alao rerutnnv-niled time medicines to
some of my frimda. -.ho auflrrrd from female
wtakaeaa, and good fvaulta have followed.
Dr. Pierce' Common Sense Medical
Adviser is sent free on receipt of at one
cent stamp to pay expense of mailing
only. ' Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buf
falo, N. Y. V , ,
The Foard at Stokes Co. have Juat
received a shipment of Wilson whisky.
Thla Is one of the finest rye whiskies
produced in America. Call for it and
you will get the beat.
Cream pure rye, America's . finest
wbisky. The only pure goods; guar
anteed rich and mellow. JOHN L.
CARLSON, Sole Agent
ICE CREAM. '
For Easter dinner. Any flavor de
sired. In molds, packed well In Ice.
Delivered to' any part of the city1 free
.Hoefier, phona 132L '
We have just received a fresh lot
of clear Havana cigars, including the
American and La Mia goods- Send us
your order. FOARD & STOKES CO,
Foley's Kidney Cure makes the kid
neya and bladder right Contain noth
ing Injurious. Hart's drugstore.
The man who entertains bis thoughts
would htte dreadfully bad for his
neighbors to see his guests sometimes.
Dp. lattheto Patton
Physician and Surgeon. .
OfflM aid Resieeic Pag BaiMIsr.
Calls answered day and night
C. ffl, Baff, Dentist
Man sell Building.
78 Commercial St, Astoria, Ore.
' TELEPHONE RED 206L : .
$ 1 0.00
We know that we have the
BEST TEH
DOItMH SUIT
On the market. These
easily sell for much
more, but we we're
bound to have Be6t Ten
Dollaj Suits to be had
anywhere. All ntw and
late cut, neat patterns.
Call and see them . . . .
S. Danziger & Co.
V 1
OUR
SUTS
'Have your pui5e REGULATE your buying,
But tell It the PURCHASE must be made at
SHANAHAN'S!
SPECIAL FOR
Childrens Dresses
Just arrived, Fifty doz
en of the latest styles
in Childrens' Dresses.
Sizes from one year to
fiteenJ years inclusive.
Prices 35, 45, 50, m,
75, 1.00 and 1.2-5. At
SHANAHAN'S
All these
SHANAHAN'S
i
Fishermen!
See Ua About Twine, Lead
Line, Cork Line, Corks, Need
le, Boat Supplier, Sails, Etc.
We Can Save You Money.
Foard 6t Stokes Co.
NOW IS THE TIME
TO BUY WALL PAPEi!
iS.ooo Rolls Juat la. Mora to Follow
, Litest Designs ia Exquisite Colorings. '
W will sell you BORDER for roar rooms at the SAM3 PRICE per
roll aa tba wall and ceiling. We keep first-class workmen and fuaran-
tee our work. Let us figure oa four decorating for 1901 "
B. F ALLEN & SON.
305-967 Commercial Street.
SPRING SHOES
Oxfords.
Patent
Leathers.
Vic! Kid,
Latest.
Swellest.
All Styles',
Lowest
Prices
Peterson & Brown.
Just Arrived
A Splendid Assortment of Carpets,
Rugs, Art Squares and Mattings.
Latest Popular Styles
and Best Qualities.
H. H. ZAPF, He House Farnisher.
Cutbirths's
FOR THE .' '
BOTTOMS
OP BOATS I
AND
VESSELS.
rtANUFACTURED BY
C. M. CUTBIRTH - Astoria, Or.
W. P. FULLER & CO. Agests.
TWO DAYS ONLV
Ladies' Gloves
Visit out glove depart
ment and be convinced
of the extraordinary
values we are offering;
for two days only. 1.75
gloves for 1.50; 1.50
ones for 1.25; 75c ones
50c; 50c ones 25c At
SHANAHAN'S
Values at
Andrew Asp,
j VigH IiltT. Blarkuritk ui Itnetketr
j FIRST-CLASS WORK AT
i REASONABLE PRICES.
Special Attention Given to Ship ard
j Steamboat Repalrinaj.Genera! Blaek-
, smithing. First-class Horae-
I Shoeing, ' me. v ' L
CORNER TWELFTH AND DUANE
PRAEL & COOK
TRANSFER COMPANY.
Telephone 22L
DRAYING AND EXPidsSIKC
AH goods shipped to our care
Will receive special attention.
No. 53S Duane St W. J. COOK. Mgr.
I a . r t Ma
ASLiiui vie. ntn. xeio ujx.
Ve"-V t
Copper Paint
To preserve
them from
the destructive
effects of
worms and
barnacles and
prevent tha
accumulation
of sea
grass and
other marine
aubstances.
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