The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, May 01, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING" ASTOH I AN, - THURSDAY, MAY i, 1002 BUTTER 1 1 ' p"v"1 ?4 it' ljwct. W nro Hulling- full weight wKlln nl ' frbuf thirty five for good,' to fifty cents for ,: the LfHt. ' . , ' ' ROSS, HIGGINS & CO. The Morning Astorlan TELEPHONE) m. TODAY WBUTUttR. rOltTLAND, April W.Western Or, gun-imrily cloudy, wlih occasional ahower. imrtmbly warmer In outhero I'orilon; Washington partly cloudy, with occasional light showers; Eastern Oregon mid Idaho clearing- Oaatoa ! Ised, grain and bay. Try our peeled apricot In cans; thy ar xcslltiii.Jolinon llros. Fancy full weight orsamsry butter, COs per roll at Johnson Bro. Call Mala Ml for your coat rqulr tutou. Order promptly AIM. For rnt. f-raom nouss, modrn tin girovtmi'Dt. Inquire at 171 Etching Jtmt. Japan? goods of all kind, cheap at tho Yokohama Daaaar. W3 Commercial treat. Anothar ahlpmtnt of freah amukad Eairn haro and baoon Juat la.-Jahn-on Bro. Mr, naamuaaaa doaa up (act our Ulna to perfeolloo. Leave order at Oregon Bakery. We art selling any of our beat brand of creamery butur at Wot par roll. Jolinion Broa. Three expert workman at the Occi dent Barber Shop. PoroUln bain, lit-at bootblack In tba city. You will find tha baat lo maal In tua uiy at tha Rising Hun Ittataurant, No. Ill CommarclaJ BL ' For Iient. TOvm furolahad room for housekeeping;. Inquire at 401 Ex change atrial, or 431 BonJ-itreet. ' It you want bos wood, atab wood or oihar firewood, telephone Rally, tha transfer man. I'nona tail black. Ica cra.im IS canto a pint' at tha I'arlor Candy Btor. We guarantee our lot crtaina to contain no gelatine or atarch. , Patranls homa Induatry by smoking tha 'Trtda of Aatorla" clfara; Onset mada. Manufacturad by MaoFarlana and KnobaL Can't be baat, our J. W. Craamary Butter. Try It, and If It dota not plraae you, your jnoney.wlll ba re funded. Johnson Broa. P. A. Rantor. In Watch 1 block, will call for your olothaa to claan, dya, re pair and praaa, and will dallvar them. ItlnaT up phone, red tMl Tha funeral eervleea of Alexander Pentllla will be hold from the A. 0. I. W. hall thla afternoon, under tha ausplcea of the Flnnlah Brotherhood. Iloalyn coal laata longer, la cleaner and makea lata trouble with atovaa and chimney fluea than any other. Ueorge W. Sanborn, agent, telephone. 1311. - The Regal Mandolin Club, with Dave McCroakey, II. Wheatley, Ole Tongue. E. Hultgren, C. Han-en, P. Johnaon, Al'Schroeder and Nelson Johnson, aa members, haa been organised. Ladles fine hair awltchca. rata and trilby. All klnda of hair good. Fine line of halt- tonlca and barber auppllca. Will call on you It desired. A. E, Pe terson, Occident Barber Shop. We have made arrangements with several growere to handle thai entire crop of rheubarb, and will now receive, each morning, large shlpmente of fine strawberry and wine rheubarb, which we will be able to aelt at very low ' prloea. JOHNSON BROS. NEW FURNITURE STORE NOW OPEN POlt BUSINESS Largest Stock of New and ", , . . . . Boddlog, will; be a old YOUR CREDIT IS 0000 f Q000S SOLO ON EASY PAYMENTS GREAT EASTERN; 576 ComsMrclal Street . Aator lodge No. I, K. of P., will give a little social to their ladlea next Wed nesday night. - ... Tha ladlea of tha Commercial Club will have their Drat practice game of baaket ball thla evening, Tha local lodge of Eagle will cele brate the third annlveraary of their lodge next Sunday, on which occaalon a high old time la expected. The funeral or Abraham Kallanlkl, a well known fisherman of t'nlontown. orcurred laat evening. Tha deceased waa a native of Finland. 63 yeara of age. and leavea a widow and three children. Juat the time to beautify the home with aome chtilet works of art. Spec ial low price aala of framea and fram ed pleturee at Bveneen'f Book Store, 5S7 Commercial atreet. Be aurt to e them.- Pattemon and Carack urged that Hardener' teatlmony waa Important, And that It ought to be here before action waa taken on the pending bill. The reaolutlon final" went over until tomorrow, The W. C. T. IT. meeting today at t:M p. m. will ba held in the new quarter In the Flavel brick building, corner Tenth and Bond atresia. The aecond conteat la nearlng a cloae, and all frlenda of the work are cordially Invited. The moat unique hoalery dlaplay we have aeen In Aatorla la one by J. M. Klrby, Phanahan'a window trimmer. A convention la being held, every atate being represented by a black rat. D. Rhanahan repreaenta thla great helery company In Aatorla. The dlaplay Is well worth aeelnf. ; Many people think that Shoalwater Bay oyater. In their prime, are au perlor In flavor to any, Others think that Toke Point, which are Eastern oyatera developed In Bboal water Bay, are the moat dellcloua In the world, and they are probably right. Try them the Toke Point Oyater House, on Eleventh atreet. Open all night. The ladle are requested to come and cheer up Orandna rean and hla Job lot aggregation white they receive their medicine at he handa of the new team tomorrow (Friday) night. Orand- pa haa promleed to treat all the lad If If hla aide loses, If tha "Tee" party loses, of course the ladlea will have to go without oyatera. The funeral services of the late John Wentworth were held yesterday afternoon from the residence of hla mother. The ceremonies were con ducted under the auspices of the Fra ternal Order of Eagles, and Interment waa In Oreenwood. The proeeaslon of the order to the wharf waa a large one, the Eagle Military Band playing dirges, and a' profusion of flower con tributed oy loving mentis rormea no Inconspicuous part In the program- Onng Hee, an Interpreter In the In tereata of the Chlneae Reform Aaao ctstlon. Is .down from Portland and has Inaugurated a series of meetings In Astoria. Quarters have been se cured at SS3 Bond street, where meet ings will be held every Saturday. The object of the association la to promote the welfare of tho Chinese In the Vnlt ed States and to depose the dowager empreaa by placing the emperor on the throne. The latter, la an advocate of modern reform methods, while the dowager Is a relic of a barbaric age. , The tug Samson did not return to port yesterday, and the fate of the biirge which broke loose from her the previous day Is still a matter of spec ulation. The weather wa heavy again yesterday, and I Is believed that, even If the tug succeeded In flndng her lost tow, Captain Randall would be unable tq pick her up. Among shipping men fjneond Furniture, Curpets, ' Kto, Etc. ....... at low BRIOES FURNITURE, CO. Psose Black 2141 : :, v-.-r. fry- there is little concern as to the aafety of the barge, and the belief Is general that tha Samson will show up either here or on the Bound with tha barge. No reports were received" yeeterday from the Ham son. j ; i The announcement la made that Buf falo Bill Wild Weat show, led by Col onal W. F. Cody himself, will this sea son, and for the first Urn In lie his tory, make a complete tour or -the American continent. Thla Itinerary will take the great organization through much of th territory 'where Us wild scene ar laid, and for that matter bring to their very birthplace the Ineidenta It haa so sptly Illustrat ed In other parte of the world. Messrs. Cody and Balsbury have concluded to go to Europe this fall they having determined to psy a parting salute to America and will cover the etftlre country this season. . The bowling comes), between the first and second tepms of the Commer cial club has brought out another ag gregation of aaplranta for honors, and yesterday th. victorious second team waa challenged by what th membere choose to call the third team. H. Wise Is the captain, and the personnel of the team Includes such war-horses as James Hannaford. Oeorge A. Lewis, C. ft, Hlgglns,; James Keating, A. 8. Tee and others. In accepting the challenge, Foxy Grandpa extends the thank of hla team for the kindness of the third team In donating an oys ter aupper, the accpUnc having been written on the hypothfala that the for mality of bowling I nil that 1 re quired for the aecond team to win. Th gamea lake place Friday night. A fieetlng or the Cltlsen'a county central committee will be held at T:30 thla evening, at the Kinney building, for th purpose of electing a successor to Chairman W. J. Cook. Mr. Cook leaves shortly for the East, In the In terests of the Nehalem Coal Company. He wll go aa far as Chicago. Before going East Mr. Cook will visit a Washington coal mine. The affairs of the Nehalem company are In fine ahape, and late re porta from the scene of the discovery are to the effect that the outlook la flattering. The coal now being taken out Is of exception ally fine quality, and ere long the work will have been far enough prosecuted to enable the use of a large fore of men. THE ANNUAL REGATTA. The people of Astoria perhaps do not realise what a continuance of the an nual regatta meana to the public, not only In a financial aense, but also In the light of an advertisement The Astoria regatta have achieved an al most world-wide reputation, the result being that the city ba earned and deserved Sj frrestige for anterprlee" that cannot be calculated In dollar and centa. . Aelde from all sordid motives of gain, the City of Astoria has estab tlahed a reputation aa a center of ath letic sports that cannot be galnsayed or counted out. All obllgatlona and promises, of th Regatta Club have been fulfilled to the very letter and no shadow of dlahoneat pledgee haa ever come home to the management ot the regatta. In view of all these practical facta, there should be no hesitancy of the publlo 'spirited cltlsens of Astoria In giving the coming event their greatest and most enthusiastic support. It will be energy and capital well repaid and redound to the glory and welfare of the city, The Board of Trade and Puh Club of the city are hand In glove with the moveemnt and when prominent cltl sena volunteer to sacrifice their own Intereata In an endeavor to promote the general welfare of the public. It la time for all classes to chime In to the extent of their talents. In connection with the Importance at the regatta, it may ejao be atated, that San Francisco athletic clubs an nually govern their actions by Includ ing Astoria In the circuit of sports and In consequence gives an air of Im portance to the city, that Is heruld ed abroad by the mighty power of the Associated Press. iln view therefore of all these Upts, it Is the duty of the people of Astoria to . uphold the duly designated com mittee on the reRntts, by all the means at their command. A thing worth do ing la worth doing right and the Asto rlan hs no apprehension aa to re sults. ' i I THE BNOLI9H NAVY. Although the naval strength ot Eng land Is equal to that of any three con tinental powers, It 4s stated they are planning several more powerful war ships. They are determined to have the best and most efficient navy In the world. In tha seleotlon ot a family medicine we see this same spirit being put. forth rupre, and mora every day. because the people, ar determined to have the best remedy that can be ob tained. It Is Impossible to purchase a better W more reliable medicine than Hoetettef s Stomach , Bitter. Every member of the family can take It safely', with the assurance that It will positively do them ood. It will re store vigor to the sytem and cure In digestion, dyspepsia, constipation, ner vousness and malaria. , .. ATTENTION, WORKMEN! You" are requested to attend the fun eral of our late brother, A. Pentllla, to be held on Thursday, May 1st, at 1 o'olock p. m.,.from th A.;0. y. w, hall. Attest: ' PATRICK &HBX, J. a M'CUE,' !:., M. w. , -1 'Recorder. V ' YOUR BLOOD IN MAY , MUST PRODUCE TRUE VITALITY OR DISEASE. Paine's Celery Compound Expels all Winter Impurities and Poisons from the Blood and Builds up the Entire System. An Astounding Proof of J Hood Cleuusliig: ami Ilchtonttlon to Complete llrttlth. . , s . . True health can only be maintained by keeping the body free ot acid and alugglah blood and morbid waste mat ter. The blood that I pumped through th heart to all parts of the body,, carries nourishment and r health, or poison and seeds of death. Close confinement In badly ventilat ed offices, store and workshop dur ing th winter month, has loVered the vitality bf tens of thousand. Poison and Impurities have been Implanted In the blood; these "agents of death must be expelled If health would be maintained during th coming Bum mer. The month of May should be a re novating and building up time with the vast army of weak, deblllated, and broken down men, women and young people. If the work of purifying and vltllli ing the blood be longer deferred, erup tions, blotchea, core, ecsema, scrofula, erysipelas, and other dangera, are aura to be your portion, i Paine' Celery Compound meet sue ceasfully at this season all unhealthy condition of th blood. It la th only medicine that can guarantee perefct purification of the vital fluid; that can give the nutriment to the nerve and tissues; that can bestow new life, vi gor, and strength for th enjoyment of summer and the prosecution of life' dutle. Mr. Oeorge Schmidt 20 West Third St., Cincinnati, Ohio, briefly and forci bly write regarding hla rescue from a slow but sure death; he eays: "Since Infancy I have been bothered with Impure blood and nervousness- I tried almost all known remedies and went to many physicians, but nothing seemed to do me any good until a druggist recommended Paine's Celery Compound. I used this great medi cine, and before I bad finished two bot tles, 1 found relief. I am now using my sixth bottle and never felt better In my life. My nervouwea ts all gone and my skin clearer than ever It was." DIAMOND DYES color feathers and ribbons. Easy, fs eel lent, Economical You never heard of any one using Foley'a Honey and Tar and not being eatlsfled For sale by Frank Hart PROPOSAIJI WANTED. Bids will be received for building the Taylor school, to be erected on lot and 1(1, block to. Taylor Aatorla. Plana and specifications at the office of E. Z. Ferguson, school clerk. All bids to be In by noon, the 10th day of May, 1903. The right to reject any and all bids reserved. E, Z- FERGUSON, Clerk of School District No. 1, Clatsop . County Oregon. TRAVELING IS DANGEROUS. Constant motion Jars the kidneys which are kept In place in the body by delicate attachments. This I the reason that travelers, trainmen, street car men, teamster and all who drive very much suffer from kidney disease in some form. Foley'a Kidney Cure atrengthena the kidneys and cures all forms of kidney and bladder disease. Geo. H. Hausan. locomotive engineer, Lima O., writes, "Constant vibration of the engine caused me a great deal of trouble with my kidneys, and I got no relief until I used Foley's Kianey Cure." Sold by Frank Hart. , C. 01, Barr, Dentist . Manaell Building. ST8 Commercial St., ' Astoria, Or. TELEPHONE RED 3061. . Dr. lit. Ball DBNTISTl 524 Commercial Street ', Astoria, Ore, Central Meat Market S42 COMMERCIAL ST. Your order tor meals, both FRESH .AN D S ALT ''! A' '"" " Will be promptly and satisfactorily sttviided to : 3. W. MORTON, Prep. Telephone No sat.- :.;:, ' PROPOSALS WANTED. Custom House, Astoria, Or., April W, 190Z. Supplies) for revenue vessfs Sealed proposals for supplying ration and coal to Vessels of the United States Revenue Cutter Service, regu larly stationed, or temporarily, at As toria. Oregon, and delivered on board said vessels at that place during the fiscal year ending; June , 1903, will be received at this office un r 1 o'clock p .m. of Tuesday, May 13, Vm, at which time and place they will be pub licly opened. The coal furnished to be anthracite or bituminous of best quality; uniform In character; to weigh 2240 pound to the ton; to be delivered on board the vessel at such times anr4n sucb quantities as may be required, at localities readily ac cessible to said vessels, and to be sub ject to Inspection as to quality and weight Bidders will name the price both for (teaming and stove coal, and also their facilities for furnishing the vessels with fresh water, and their charge therefor. Blank form of pro posals, with schedules showing compe tent parts of ration, may be had up on application to this office; proposals must be submitted on these forms. Separate bids will also be received at the same time and place for lubricat ing and Illuminating oil. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids, and no proposal will be accepted un lit Congress shall have made an ap propriation for the purpose. ' JOHN FOX. Collector. SUITS OUR CLIMATE. The rapidly Increasing use of shin gle aa covering for the walls of build ings, both to keep out the weather and for ornamental purposes,' makes a great demand for a shingle stsln which preserve the wood, prevent moss, and retain A fresh, handsome appearance. Particularly la such the case In damp climate. The need Is well met In a perfect article made right here In As toria.. Cutbirth's Creosote Shingle Stains are penetrative, preservative, handsome and durable- They are put up In eight colors and every package guaranteed. ' J.A.FASTABEND GBNERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. . Men's Colored Golf Shirts, 1 pair cuffs to match, in very best patterns and colorings $1.00 values for 1 I i - Men's' "fast . color. Black Socks. Ribbed top also deep stitch, excellent quality 25c value. 2 Pair For 266," : S - New Line of Men's Crush Hats, all colors, latest shapes. HSH.OO up S- Danziger & Co. BR ; C0RVENIION FTO Few. ifanv)f the readers of the Morning Astorian are aware of the fact that'anothcr convention is AT SHANAHAN'S Nlianalian l!ltr., Commercial St. Every slate in the Union has a representative; a court eous sU-nc- graphtr attends daily. , - , OREGON'S REPRESENTATIVE was unanimously appointed speaker. The very first business of the -House was to declare' Black Cat Stockings Are the Best For Wear .;. Price 15c and 23c per pair D. Shanahan, is sole agent in Astoria for this excellent line. See Window Display Price per pair 16c and 25c nrlniVfa Ycnr Health! NOB HllJL COFFEE If the Beit You make no mistake by using it. New consignment of fine tea just in. y Foard 65 Stokes Co. NOW IS THE TIFIE TO BUY llfAll PAPER 15,004 Rolls Jast la. More to Follow : Latest Designs in Exquisite Color-lag. We wlU sell you BORDER for roar rooms at the SAM IS PRICK per ' roll a th wall and celling. W keep flnt-chus workmen and guaran tee our work. Let u figure on your decorating for 1301. B. R ALLEN & SON. ' 303-367 Commercial Street. SPRING SHOES Oxfords. Patent Leathers. tA. YiciKli. Latest, Swelled O W W) i&n r.Swellest. ah Styles, 'Slr9IJJ SSLy Lowest Vsr Prices Peterson 5 Brown. COUCHES You can (ret a baagaiii now. MATTINGS I i Call and see tor yourself if I have not tbe fergeet stock and lowest prices, considering tbe qnality, of any bonse in town. Goods Sold on Easy Installments. H. H. ZAPF, The House Furaisher. Cutbirths's FOR THB3 BOTTOMS OP BOATS AND VESSEJLS. MANUFACTURED BY C. M, CUTB1RTH - Astoria, Or. W. P. FULLER & CO. Agents. come to town, with headquarters . , - . Andrew Asp, Warn laltr, Itathaiti ait Irnaar FIRST-CLASS WORK AT Special AttenUrm Given to Ship at 4 Steamboat Beparnng.uenerai Bisca amlthing. Flrtt-CUss Horse shoeing, etc. CORNER TWELFTH AND DTJANB 1 Insurance. Commission anl Sntpplm. C. J. TRENCHARD, Agent Welle Fargo and Pacific Express Comp'ys. Custom Boose Broker. LOUNGES Nothing better for the home. CARPETS Copper Paint To praaerye them from the destructive effects of worms and barnacles and prevent the accumulation of sea grass and other marine substances. V i i.