THE MORNING
ASTORIAN, SUNDAY, APRIL W, 1902 ! . '; :
FOR SALADS
Huikce Hulad Uivming f.,c LoUlcr, Chicken,
or col J- meat niul other alok It n wumintid free
from snlicylic, nci.l or any other liansiJul ingredient.
It two sizes, lurgu and mnull bottles. ' i .,
ross, HiaqiNs & co.
The Morning Astorian
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TODAY'S WBATUER.
TOItTUA.NI), April 1,Wlern Ore
lull. Western Washington,' r partly
cloudy, otctii(i,il shownrs, wind
rtmstly n)uihrly' Eastern Oregon,
fcnm.ni Washington and Northern
Idaho, fair, mudoroiely cool, westerly
winds. '
Oasten ullt fd, train aad hay.
Try our pili eprleuu in can; lucy
Call klaln Ml lor your eoai require
ttitnu. Ordora grumpily lllWd.
Our l'rfiitWn Dlmd Mooha Java
olt caa't be beat. Johuaon liru,
Jfor reou 7-r wm house, modern Im
provement. Inquire at 11 Exchange
irt. .. . , . ... - .
Japanvia good ut all kind, cheap at
tba Yokohama Uasaer, ta Commercial
atrttu .
A shipment of very flue Oregon rheu
barb arrived for Johnsun llro. laat
eVt-Ullig. ( ;
Another hipmiu of fresh smoked
Uasiern hauti and baoon Just in.-Juan-aou
Uroa.
W liavt juat received a ahlpnumi ot
'home preserved wild blackberri.
Johnson Bros. . i
Mr, itajmussen does -up lac cur
taiua to perfection. Ltava ordora at
Oifgou Uakery.
The lug Nu;tii Bur, Captuln l'cler
Crlm. will aall (or llrlstol liay, Alaska,
Una morning ;
Any child buy aa wall and at cheap
ly (ram ui aa tha moat experienced
buyr.Jomion Uroa.
Thru expert workmen at tha Occi
dent liar bar Shop. Porcelain baths,
ttest bootblack in tba city.
You will flud tha best Uo maal tn
lua buy at ina maing nun itfiiaur.ini.
No. 113 Commercial Bt.
You can liva without our Perfection
ttlend alouha and Java Coffee, but
why ahould youT Johnson Broa.
I( you want noi wood, alab wood or
other' firewood, telephone Kelly, tha
tramfer man. Pbona 1211 black.
Patronise home tnduatry by emoklng
the "Pride of Attorie" cigar; flneat
made. Manufactured by MaoFarlan
and KnobeL
P. A. Kantor, in Welch block. will
eall for your clothe to clean, dye, re
pair" and preaa, and will deliver them.
Ring up phone, red tHi,
Itoalyn coal laata longer, la cleaner
and makea leia trouble with atovaa
and chimney fluea than any other.
George W. Sanborn, agent, telephone,
1311.
tadle fine hair switches, rat and
trilby. All klnda of hair good. Fine
Una of hair tonic and barber aupplic.
Will call on you It dmlred. A. E. pe.
tenon, 0 cldt-nt Barber Shop.
Ocntlemenf Two mora day Monday
and Tuesday you ran aeleot your aum
mer ult. Fit guaranteed or no ml.
Swull pattern at popular price. C.
H. Cooper', the leading houe of Aa
torla. TIIK
TAILORING SALE
AT
C. H. COOPER'S
WILL UK CONTINUKI)
Two Days lore
Monday and Tuesday
AN IMMENSE VARIETY OP.
swbll;.' Attorns
POPULAR PRICiBS
Mr. Rolfe, our Chfcngo Tailor, will be in attendance
to show goods and take measures. . .... ,
Mr. liulfo, of Chicago, will remain
two day longer-Monday and ' Tue.
day-'at C. H. Cooper". -
The funeral of tli little aop of Jem
Jokf)n, of Vppertown, will be held
todity from the family realdcnra.
Can't be beat, our J, W, Creamery
nutter. Try tt, and If It doe no
pleaae ynu. ynuf nwmcy will be re
fundidWohnun Tlw game of (ho High 'school Olrl
and lly Uaakvt Ball Teawi wa very
Intereatlng, and waa won by the lat
tar with a eora ot It to 1 '
One of the flneat dUplay of wooti-na
in ithe piece la now on exhibition at
C. II. Cootter"a. ClenilenVn, com and
lmk whether you buy or , not
The in,r ateamor kie II. Blmor
will aall for Tillamook Bay on'Tuee.
day mnmlng next' Fare reduced to
3.M. Safat and moat omnforuble
boat.
County Superliuendent Lyman will
piealde over a county tcavhere' Inati
tute to be held In thl city, May SI,
SI and 13. Addreaapa will be delivered
by Frofcaaor Ackennan and Itublnaon
of Multnomah county.
' VMM
Vln.ent aiardlna and Mies Maud
Height will become man and wife thla
afternoon', at 3.30 In the Catholic
Churrh, ltev. ratbt-r Lane offlclatlng
Mla Killth tturnated will act aa brldi-a-maid
and Louie Klttkela aa bt man.
The couple will rctride In Alorla aft
er a two weeke' wedding tur.
Slater Cleopba. who ha bi-en in
charge of St. Mary Hoapltal for
aome time, will leave thl morning for
Weatmlnater, B. C, to aauma a lm
llar charge there. She will be replac
ed by Bluer Tanerede. from Weatmlna
ter. While In charge of the hoaplul'
hero 8lter Cleophae made many
friend who regret to eee her leave.
One of tha neateat place of bul
nea In Aatorla I the new at ore ot
John 8vtncn, at' 157 Commercial Bt
Mr.. Svcnsen I a deacrvedly popular
man, and ha built up a fine bulne.
Ilia new room preaent a very taateful
appeamnre and ahow a well aelected
to k of book, paper, toy, notion,
muilcal Inetrumenta, eto. The window
dinplaya are notably 'excellent.
The executive board o( the Woman'
Club decided yeaterday to cloee a data
for a lecture, from Mr. Conde Ham
lin, of St. Paul. Minn., In the Interval
of civic Improvement league, for a date
my time between April 18, May I. It
I hoped that 4he Itinerary already ar
ranged for will allow a lecture at Aato
rla. Mr. Hamlin la fully vejved In
all the practical working of the clvlo
league and would be of great aaalat-
unce to the movement about to be In
augurated hero.
Voter made a rush yesterday and
cwelled the reglatratlon Hat mora than
so reglKtraMona. Polltlca are waking
thing up and tha reglatratlon la now
priimlBfd to be a large ona. Follow
ing wa the reglatratlon by precinct
up to closing time luat evening: Aato
rla No. 1, 73; Aatorla No. 2, 123; A
torla No. S, HO; Aatorla No. 1 158;
Aatorla No, I, 153; Astoria No. 6, 79;
Aatorla No. T. M; John Day, 17; Sven
een, CO; WalluRki, 20; New Aatorla, 70;
Warrenton, 9; lataop, 17; Beaalde. 81;
Mflvllle, 8; Chad wick, 27; Younga Riv
er, 17; Olney, 27; Knappa, S3; Clifton,
UK HAT
40 Weatport, I; Mper.' 12; Jewell, 17;
M'lahawaka. 24; KMe, If) runlr, (. To
tal, 124, " ;
Almut ISO Bcandltiavlan famille will
locate In Umatilla county.
The Hue H nimore, from Tillamook,
with a good paaenger llt, haa arrived
in.; - : . ' 4
Yewterday waa a red letter day ; In
reglatrntlun. Tha total waa brought up
tO. 12, , . -: , .
The only thin to break the mono
tony of tioUce life wa a common
drunk yeatordayt
W., F. McGregor left for Oraya River
yeaterday, from which-place he will
bring a rat of log.
Judge McBrlde loft laat night for
Oregon City, where: he 'will open
court tomorrow' morning.
The American barkcntlne, Encore,
from Hm Pedro, in ballaat, t Knapp
ton. arrived In yeatcrday.
John Walleneteln, -a native ofT.er-
many, w.t admired to cltlxcnahlp In
Hie cinty court yeaterday afternoon.
It t reported that the Standard Mu-
ale Hill, which haa been citumi (or
veral day, will be re-ojiened oon
Albert RoaMdt will leave thl morn
ing for Weatport, Wah , where h will
pend aeveral day with old friend at
Petoraon'a llft-ax'lng atatlon. , "
In the ahow window of a local va
cant atort room I poated the picture
of Mr. Chamberlain, candidate on tlw
iinocrauc ticaet tor governor.
The Lang plan (or the conatructlon
f the Portland dry dock haa been
turned down and J. E Ulitckaell. of
Seattle, ha been employed to draw un
plana.
It waa atated that a hitch a roue yea
terday morning In the aettl:pent of
the Urlmea' divorce aiilt I'p to lat
acii.unt the matter wa mill unwi
lled. . . ' '
A liberal aupport.of the Portland
Hoard of Trade movement (or avteam-
,hl wrvlro to Alaitka, haa txwn prom-
Iwl by Preatdcnt Mnhler, o( Ibe O. It
It N CO.
The dedication ol the Odd Fellowa'
Home will taJte place at Portland next
Saturday. A large number of Odd
Kelluw and Rebek"h from thl city
expert to attend.
In the county clerk' oftlce yeiterday
Jacob KakU and Jalmar Wlrkala.
'tuttlve of Finland, and Lewi Bllng
Ion, of Norway, were granted flret
( Ulnm-hlp pater.
The United Biute grand jury at
Portland wa dlacbarged yeatenlay aft-
!er a alx-duy' tMion, in which time
14 caae eei heard, 40 wltncaea ex
amtmd and 13 true bllla returned.
The county Republican central com
mittee, haa been called to meet at Re
publican headquarter In thl city next
Thurediy At 2 o'clock p. in. When
arrangvmenta will be made to open up
the preevnt campaign In earneat
It la reported that Mr. C. R. Thorn
ion wilt be placed on the cltiiena'
ticket In place of Mr. Smith, who ha
declined to make the race. Thl ia
denied, however, by promoter of the
move.
A. M. Smith come out In a card and
states that he will not make the race
for county judge on the "cltlsena non
partisan" ticket Mr. Smith state
that his dutloa aa city attorney and
il.e coat of A campaign prompt hltn In
declining to make the race.
Sheriff Llnvllle left tor Salem last
night with a mixed trio In charge. One
ot the number waa A. Hnyt, the log
thief, who waa bound tor the atate
penitentiary; another, Patrick Farrel,
he waa taking to the Insane asylum,
and tha third was the young sailor
boy, Earl Myers, whose father had sent
him a ticket to return home and bad
requested the sheriff to aee that he
got atarted on hla way properly.
Professor Parker reports bard work
and good results ftt the city High
School. There are several record win
ners this aession. Onoy Jackson who
has been chosen valedictorian for 1902
made an avenge of more than 90 in
the 'work for over four years' york,.
Alice O'Connor, who haa boen cbosth
a salut&torlan averaged over 89 In
four yeara' work, and of the graduat
ing class of eight 84 1-3 Is he lowest
made. The High School hoys are now
practicing tor a game of bosket ball
to be played at an early date tor the
purpose of raising fund for Improv
ing the laboratory. The game will be
matched between the freshmen and
seniors and junior and sophomores.
Poundmaatar Olot Peterson, speaking
ot the complaint made against Mm In
regard to Impounding dogs atate that
with the allowance made to him to
provide a pound and take care pt ani
mals, he la doing the very best that
he can. He Is only allowed $2.60 a
month to pay tor the rent of a pound
and gets 31 for each dog Impounded.
He Is compelled to keep dogs three
days before killing them and as meats
are high and he Is compelled to feed
Ihn (logs while he keeps them, and
the average dog Is a hearty eater, es
pecially when picked p from the
streets. While thtr-s Is nothing In It
to him he 1a doing bis best In the
matter' and -thinks he should not be
condemned under the circumstance.
The efforts of the Woman' Club to
interest property owner In the ap
pearance of the city haa met with
hearty co-operattoa on the part ot the
O. R. & N, Co. Soma Urn ago tha
chairman of the civic Improvement De
partment addreaaed a communication
to Mr. Lounsrry, agvnt of tha O. R.
A N. Co., asking that the company
rvmov the unsightly ruin of the old
coal bunker and put the property In
proper condition, o that It should no
longer be a disgrace Ut the city front,
Yesterday a letter waa received say
ing the request had been considered
by the company and tbey wouid do a
mjuetd. This being the first effort
in thl direction, the ladle at great
ly pleased at the result and will be
encouraged to persevere in thl good
work. -
s Personal Mention. "
, ...
A. Wilson, of Deep River, U In the
city. . :
Donald ftos cm down from Port
land yesterday.
Coroner pohl returned from PorUand
yestorday, af ter a two-day' visit
Lexon Anderorl, of Lewi and Clark,
wa In th-i city on bualnesa yesterday.
Aug. Krlckton and wife and V. Llnd
bock and wife are registered at the
Occident i
Charlea Rurch, conductor on the I.
It 4c N. railroad, came over from 11-
waco last afternoon and went to Port
land In the evening.
Manager Sellgi of Fishers' Oitcra
House, returned from a four days'
trip on bulne to Portland yester
day. He expect to rive the . neonl
something good in the the'alricat line
soon.. . ' .. - - "
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Jane Btelner and husband Ho Han-
nan Porter lot t. block 4, Bradbury'
addition to Ocean Orove; 5. . -
United State to Ellert Erkkju-niii)
acre In section 24. township north,
range 8 wet;' patent.
United States to Martin S. Bottom
southeast quarter of setclon 32. town
ship north, range 8 west; patent
Oswald C. Hansel to Necanlcum
Spruce Lumber Company southeast
o.u.TNer of section 13, T 8 N, It 10 W;
15. .. ; -.
-Pudy Hart and wife to Merrill Lum
ber C'ompany-155.12 Acre In section 1.
T N, R 1 W; 8100. .
AN UN3INKABLB SHIP.
Experiments Are being made on a
new Apparatus for us In case of col-
Union on tha ocean. By turning a
amall wheel. In the pilot house 20 wat
er Jlght door are instantly closed.
and these compartment are more than
enough to keep any vessel afloat If
it la a success It will make ocean trav
el aa free from danger aa Hosteller's
stomai h Kilters dies tha road through
life. It la a splendid tonic, free from
All Injurious narcotics, and one that
the most delicate system can retain.
In the spring, when the weather ! aa
variable, It la very beneficial as it pro
tects tha system from sudden colds
and la grippe. Don't fail to rv it
It Also cures tndlgeation, dyspepsia,
insomnia, headache, nervousness And
biliousness.
FINDS WAY TO LIVE LONCl.
The startling announcement of A dis
covery that will surely lengthen life I
made by editor O. H. Downey, of Chu
rubusco. Ind. "I wl to state," ; ba
writes, "that Dr. King's New Discov
ery for Consumption is the moat Infal
lible remedy that I have ever known
for Cough, Cold and Grip. It'a In
valuable to people with weak lung.
Having thl wonderful medicine no ona
need dread Pneumonia or Consump
tion. It relief U Instant and our
certain." Charles Rogara will guar
antee every SOc and 8100 bottle, and
give trial bottlea fro.
The Columbia paased out yesterday,
bound for San Francisco.
Off Colour?
Practically the whole English
speaking population ot the
world keep themselves in
condition by using - .
Beecham's
Pills
Sou EwTwhste-Ia boxa too. aat sla
Central Meat Market
642 COMMERCIAL ST.
Tour orden tor
meats, both
FRESH AND SALT
. Will bejrompt!y d .
ttis.'acforlly attended to
3. W. MORTON, Prop.
Telephone Nn 321. ' ,
Dp. T. It. Ball V
' DENTIST. " . . ' '
524 Commercial Street ' Astoria, Or.
J.A.FASTABEND
OBNERAL CONTRACTOR
AJID BUILDER,
- : ONE OP MlS'S P1ll!SVD.
It I the DogMany Ar Wjr.bt
Rut Many Are Valmble
The recent dog show t. I irtLind itr
caused all kind of, comi.mil on the
subject of dogs. ; 8ome mtn nn
no, good in d'W. Oticrj j rlre tf'm
wy highly. ; Some men think . the
pound and ivtnn fac'-irlf art ihe
proper ' place 'or thti, while o:U
think good kennel, good food and kind
treatment are the thing. Speaking of
the matter yesterday, a man not a
friend to the dog said: "It makes me
tired to see men, or women, parading
a dog pet about the street. Why,
you e some of them associating with
dogs almost on 'aoclal equality.' They
actually value the companionship of
their dogs above that of moit Wends.
And you e them go Into re'.aurants
and carry out more for their dgs
than they eat themselves. Then there
are other who go to tte market nd
buy freah meat livery dav for dog,
a sufflcim amount to susi'n a fsm
liy. "When I tee mn liivUhlni; tnelr
klndnen upon A dog. an! tb-tr mrney,
too.-I think of ihe poor about ton,
the children who rarely ever jet a
good meal, and to t horn fh mt at
Is a stranger.
"The most disg-.is'ing ihlnar in my
judgment t to see a mftn. or woman
walking down the street infrir,rr.ied
by A dog carrying a pack w fo the-
owner and at the same time sc the
owner 'rubbering" to the right and left
to sea if any one ia Admiring the smart
trick the dog t performing. I cannot
aee where there Is any good accom
plished In having A dog carry a lit
tle Insignificant package that could be
carried In the pocket or band. And
a A usual thing the dog 'slotiber'
over tha package until H I re&Jly
filthy to handle.
"Suppose." continued the dog-hater,
"thc dog-lover would bestow tbelr
attention upon some poor, deserving
child? Spend the money which they
throw away on worthless fog toward
educating and making comfort&ble
children of humanity? Something
would be accomplished. The dog-1over
ia A nuisance and there should be
law passed against such mono-Idiocy."
But another looked upon It more lib
erally. He said that a dog was one
of man's best friends. He never de
serted bis owner. He was bis most
atject alave. He told ot the lives the
dogs have saved, of the wonderful
feats they have performed for human
ity, of the comfort and satisfaction
there Is In the companionship of a
faithful dog. The good dog, be In
sisted. Is worth all of the cost of keep
ing him. -
It 4a admitted that there are many
worthless ones, but It Is contended that
there are tore that are valuable.
Olli
GliOTHlflG
Boots
ffeGkinaai
Goats
and Pants
Heavy Flannel Shirts
and Underwear, Wool
Socks, Blankets and
Comforters. Prices
always" , the lowest at
& banziger I Co.
Beat Ttetn if Yoa Can? :
We'll Gaarantee Yon Cannot
In any City West of Chicago.
-WHAT?
Shanahan'a values in Men's and Boys' Clothing and '
. Undcrr.ear, Hats and Cajs. Note the following:
Men's Heavy Cotton Socks 5c per pair. ' '
Heavy Merino 8J, 12$, and 15 cents.
Men's I'ants 1 .00, 1 .25, 1 .50, 1.75 to 5.00.
Men's Suits 5.50, 8.50, 10.00, 12.50, to 30.00.
Men's and Boys' Caps 25, 35, 50 and 75 cents.
" , " " Hats 1.00, 1 50, 175, 2.00, 2.50 to 5.00.
14 K Cuff Buttons, Solid and Link, Jewelers' price 75c,
ours 35c. Rollkd Gold Collar Buttons 5c and up.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
HANAHAN'S,
Fishermen!
See I's About Tvtlne, Lead
Line, Cork Line, Cork, Need
les, Boat Supplies, Sails, Etc.
We Can Save You Money.
Foard & Stokes
NOW IS THE TIME
TO BUY WALL PAPER
iS.Ooo Rolls Juat In. More to-Fo'low
. Latest 'Deglgns ia Exquisite Colorlnt. -
We will sell yoa BORDER for your room at the SAME PRICB per
' roll aa the wall and celling. We keep tint-class workmen and guaran
. tea our work. Let us figure on your decorating for 1901
- B. F. ALLEN & SON.
3(15-307 Commercial Street
SPRING SHOES
Oxfords,
Patent
Leathers,
Vie! Kid.
Latest,
SweUest,
All Styles,
1
sszZjr Lowest
Prices
Peterson & Brown.
C01CHES
,' A conaisfocuent of new and handsome patterns just received.
. Yoa can get a bargain now. Nothing better for the home.
RIATTIN6S ; - - CARPETS
Call and see tor yourself if I hare not the largest stock and -lowest
prices, considering the quality, of any house in town. .
Goods Sold on Easy Installments.
H. H. ZAPF, The House Furnisher.
Cutbirths's
FOR THB
, BOTTOMS
OF BOATS
AND
VESSELS.
r.X T, ,ni.x '
tt. .
' rUNUFACTUREO BY .
C.M; CUTBIRTH - Astoria; Or.
W. P. FULLER & CO. AttntS.
Co.
Andrew Asp.
ffigH laker, BUtluutk ui lnikr
FTHST-CIASS WORK AT ,
Special Attention Given to Ship ard
i Steamboat Repairing.General Black
. imlthlng. Ftrst-Clasa Horse
I Shoeing, ace
'CORNER TWELFTH AND DUANB
InSdMnce. Commission ni
Sh'pploi.
C. J. TRENCHARD,
Agent Wells Fargo and
P&citie Express Comp'ya.
CnstoiB Bouse Broker.
LOUNGES
Copper Paint
To preserve
them from -the
destructive
effects ot
worms and .
parnacle and
prevent the
accumulation,
ot sea
grass and
other marine
substances.
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