THE MORNING ASTORIAN. SI N DAY, MAY 4, 1902
FOR DOGS
Jug uliould be fed ut homo or llioy Imeomo rencgmlos
any cm dog. Wo have excellent dog food put up in 25c
pftdtngp, No cooking, no trouble, no mm
v
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO.
The Morning Astorian
TKLBI'HONB Hi.
TODAY'! WEATHER
i
IDUTLANU, May J.-Orer-n. Wash
tngton and liUho partly cloudy,
l- i ' .1 .! "'? 1 , -, i
Oaiton eelta feed, train and bay.
Try our peeled aprloot In ennaj tbey
tr txoellrnt. Jolino Uroa.
Fancy full welsht creamery butler,
t.H) liar roll at Johnson Uroa.
Call Main Ml for your coal require
ment, Ordr promptly fliiad.
for rent. 1-room houm, modern lm
proverwnu. Inquire at 1U Kxchangt
Hret.
Another shipment of fresh smoked
Eaatarn ham and baoua Juat la Juha
aon Uroa.
Mra. Ilsjwnuaeen do up lave our
Ulna to. parhelion. Uava ordra at
Orren ttakery,
Wa are eelllng any of our best brand
of creamery butter at Hota par roll.
Johnson Bros
tt!tuaitn Wanted-lly a Japanese
ty to da houe-work. Inquire at 111
Commercial street.
Three expert workmen at tbs Occi
dent Berber Shop. Porcelain bains.
Best tootbleok In Ua Olty.
Tou will find tba btat Uo maal In
Ins Uiy at tba IMalng Hun Restaurnnt,
No. Ill Commercial Bt.
tr llent-TIre furnlahad room
fur houckeeplng. lnqulra at 401 Ex
change a l rati, or 111 Pond street
A very large asrrunnt of screens
In new and up-to-date dealgns to ee
lt from at Charles Hvtlborn A Bun a.
If you want bos wood, alab wood of
otbar firewood, telephone Kelly, tba
tranafar man. l"kon 2U black.
Ice areata II cents a pint at lha
X'artur Candy (Ka. W guarantee
aur l'-a erearna to contain no gulatla
or fUrch.
Tatraniaa boma Industry by smoking
tha "Prlda of Astoria" cigar; Dnaat
tnada. Manufactured by MacFarlana
and Kaobal
Pining room tablea a car-load di
rect from tha factory, which wa ara
offering at remarkable low price.
Chaa. llvllbom A Bon.
Oan't ba beat, our J. W. Craamary
Buttfr. Try It, and If It doaa not
please you, your money will ba re-funded.-
Juhnaon Broa.
ftock Rpringe. Franklin and Neweaa
tla coal. Order promptly filled. 8
Klmore A Co., agenta, phone Ml, Coal
depot at foot or Seventh aire.
A new line of hall' racka and hall
aeata Just received at Charlea Hellborn
A 8on'a are being offered at very low
fljurva. Call and examine them.
P. A. Kantor, In Welch block, will
call for your clothea to clean, dyt, re
pair and preaa, and will deliver them.
Ring up phone, redMM. Bulla to order
from $11 up,
Roalyn coal laata longer, li cleaner
and. makea leaa trouble with atovea
and chimney fluea than any other,
deorg "W. Sanborn, agent, telephone,
1311.
tadla fine hair switches, rata and
trllbye. All klnda of hair good. Vine
line of hair tonlca and barber fuppllo.
Will call on you If desired. A. E. Pe
terson, OccMrnt Barber Shop.
Juat arrived, at Svenson's Book Store
a largo line of new book. We Invfte
TO-DAY WE OPEN
A new Line of Couches and Lounges from
$4,95 up
New Carpets, New itugs, New Matting at
Special Low Prices
25 New Iron Beds Arrived to-day in all the new colorings. Price
$2.05 find up.
Bed Room Suita from 13.00 to 25.00-
A Pine Line of Rocking, Morris and Dining
Chairs.
We carry a complete outfit for Housekeeping
Goods Sold on Easy Payments.
GREAT EASTERN FURNITURE CO.
676 Com. St. Phone Black 2145'
ymr Inspection. Ji line of ehcet mu-
Nlo will be clowd out at I cent a
copy. Make your seleetkm before they
ara llniocd f,
The New Htyle Chop House will re
In ml on buslneae.
Lee Herring went to Heaalde last
night to enjoy the Woodmen of the
World's lilnw-oul there today.
Tli New Bl l Chop lfuuae will re
on for business after having lie re
pair made Monday or Tuedy.
W. W. Whipple la expected to arrive
on the day train and to leave fur hi
sawmill again tonight.
' New'slock of fancy good Jut ar
rived at Yokohama Basaar. Call and
t the lateat noveltlea from Jjpan,
The paaaenger atenmer 'Bue H. El
more will leave for Tillamook and by
IKiinta at o'clock thla morning.
Mr. I. Morllnner, who repreaenta Da
vid Adler A Bon'a. clothing cnminy,
Mllwaukx. waa In the city yeaierday.
County Clerk Wherlty la In Portland
on buniiifaa, but will return In time
for Mondiy'a grind In oftlii.il buaineaa.
E,lllor fleorge K- Jarkaoit. of the Co
lumbia Ttiver Sun. w.ia In the rtty
yesterday and waa pl-aed with the
proapec-ia here.
Tlwi ehlp Vendee cleared yeeterday
morning from the Portland docka. 8h
waa In charge of the tuuboat fikla-
boiiMi and arrived at Aatorla late lital
night. .
Charlie MrRwan and Hd. Bloicmeyer
leave today for Portland I attend the
nMtlng of the Hutu fetliyra'.lon of la
bor. In the Interest of the V-al reUll
olnrka.
J. II. J.ihanat-n and S E. Hrallr.
who were in from Seaside yeaterday,
reitort that the Republican tlckvt will
carry that aect'nn by a very large ma
jority. They aay that th "non-parll-aana"
are a Joke,
Th mllllnc men of the Raat Knd re-
port a ateady Increaae In the drtiuind
for lumlier. They axe running with
full force and yet they are not able
to keep the local market eupplled
The tugboat Wallula, whl4i left here
Friday morning for Orejm Harbor, re
turn ml yeeterday morning with anoth
er of Hale A Kern'a acowa. She ar
rived at the O. TV A N. docka at t,K
yeeterday morning.
Mine Lydla Leplalo .of Weat Aatorla.
entertained aeveral of her frlenda at
her home taut Friday night- The party
waa given In honor of her i?nd birth
and thoee preeerjt experienced a very
lU'Mtrnuui ume.
The JoiiHton 8hlp-bullding Company
hua reecntly built a gaaoline cannery
tender for F. M. Warren. She la Si
feet long. I feet and I Inchee wide, and
feet Inrtoea deep, and will draw
about two feet of water.
The Retail Clerka Union will hold a
reception, banquet and general enter
tainment next Monday evening, at
which all merchant are Invited. It
will be held at rag' a Hall and the
clerka are going to ahow their employ'
era the proper eplrlt of liberality. .
. c, t'talnger will tender hie realg
nation m councilman from the Second
Ward at the meeting next Monday
nlgiht. alnce he haa moved hta real
dence to another part of the city. Hla
aucceaaor will probably be elected at
the time.
The Portland Woodmen of the World
will give an excursion to Scaalde to
day. It will bo ttie flrat of the aea
aon and promlaoa a grand aucceaa. Par
ticular care haa leen taken to ren
der that already picturesque -reaort
eapeclaiy attractive for the ocoaalon.
The Aatorla A Columbia niver rail
road haa provided two traJna -witfc
twenty-five care each to carry the ex
euralonlata and a program contacting
of nmale and alnginf will entertain
them during tholr houra by the ea. ,
O, C. Fulton, who returned from
Portland laat afternoon, made arrange
ment for iever.it able Republican
apeaker to addreaa the people of
Clataop County on the date and at
the place named In yeaterday'e Aa-
torlan.
The paat few day ha wltneaaed
the largeiit number of transfer in the
hlatory of Clataop county. The re
corder of Inatrumeote remarked yea-
terday that giater activity In real re
late tranxactlon had never been rhown
on the record.
Captain PifVker, of the ateamer Nah-
cotta, called In at the Aalorlan oUc
laat night and atated that he would
atart with her to Portlind at 4 O'clock
thla morning, where ah will be tlir-
outchly overhauled and repainted.
When ahe Return fur her aummer run
he will be one of th bet equiptwd
inrnta on the river. The Canby aj
r'ved yeaterday to take her pla" on
the llwaco run.
Conaiilerable excitement a - creat
ed near the corner of Commercial nd
Rlevrnth atreeta yeterdy afti-rnoon,
when Officer Kimball went to take In
a drunken longer. He had been die
turblng the peace along the wa'er
front and when the officer came Into
atght he took flight up Eleventh etreet
Kimball overtook him In fr-mt of Van
Duaen A Company'a real eatal eatab
llehment, where ha turned and offered
remittance The tough atrugled with
uch violence that It required lx men
to overpower and carry him to the
ty Jail, which chanced to be but a
block away. '
IMPROVING NATION'S CAPITAU
Kir aome time puat plan have been
jiinditr tirvparatlon for the beautifying
of the city of Washington. The com
.mliMloner In charge have vlalted
many Kuroiwnn cltlea. and the reault
f their reaearrh haa been embodied
In a aerie of plana, which will make
jour capital the muat beautiful city
in th world. In aclrctlng a family
j medicine, however. It la not necessary
jlo eearch the world over, beoaune
'lliMnietter'a Stomach Hitter ,the fam
oua American remedy ,1a recognlaed a
J the lieiit remedy nature and chnce
have tMi-n able to produce. It haa over
fifty yeera of cure -to Ha credit of
eui h nllmenta a aick headache, indl
'geMtton, dyiepala. nervounee and
I liver and kidney trouble. Wm-n you
need a remedy for theae IrouMea .don't
fail to try the Hitter
SUITS OCR CLIMATE. ; ,
The rapidly Increasing uae of ahln
glea aa covering for the walla of build
Inge, both to keep out the weather and
for ornamental purpoa-4, makea a
great demand tor a alilngle taln which
preaervea the wood, prevent moaa, and
retain a frch. handome appeannce.
Particularly 'la auch the caae In damp
climate. The need 1 well met in a
perfect article made right here In As
torla, CutWrth'a Oeoaote Shingle
Stalna are penetrative, preservative,
handaome and durable. They are put
up In eight color and every package
guaranteed.
PROPOSAL8 WANTED. .,
Custom Houae, .Aatorla, Ore., April
18, 1002 Suppllea for revenue venaela.
Sealed proposals for supplying rations
and coal to vexaels of the United
Statea Revenue Cutter Service, regu
larly atatloned. or temporarily, at Aa
torla, Oregon, and delivered on board
aald vessel at that place during the
fiscal year ending June 10. IMS, wlU
be received at thla offloe unT Vclock
p ,m. of Tuesday, May 13, 1902, at
which time and place they will be pub
licly opened. The coal furnlabed to
be anthracite or bltumlnoua of beat
quality; uniform In character; to
weigh 2240 pound to the ton; to be
delivered on board the vessel at such
time .and In auch quantities aa may
be required, at localities readily t ac
cessible to aald vessels, and to be sub
ject to Inspection aa to quality and
weight. Bidders will name the prices
both for steaming and stove coal, and
also their facilities for furnishing the
vessels with fresh water, and their
chargea therefor. Blank forma of pro
posals, with schedule showing compe
tent parti of rations, may lie had up
on application to thla office; proposal
must be submitted on these forms.
Separate bid will also be received at
the same time and plaoe for lubricat
ing and Hlumlnatlng oils. The right
is reserved to reject any or all bids,
and no proposal will be accepted un
til Congrea shall have made an ap
propriation tor the purpose.
JOHN FOX,
Collector.
I
ears
' A touch is enough for
cleanliness. That is why
Pears' soap lasts so.
Pears' shaving soap is
the best in all the world.
BtUUUhtd over io jtara. ' '
U) moat hea ling sc!v In Uiej world.
CHURCH SERVICES TODAY
Captain Mary Parker, of Portland,
will aealat In the meetlnga at the Sal
vation Army hall on Saturday, Sunday
and Monday evening. May 1, 4 and t,
All are cordially Invited to attend.
rtev. Harold Oberg will present to
hi congregation in the Methodist
church the following thought: At II
a, m "Ood'a Challenge to Man;" at I
p. m "The Prophet Plea." Mr.,
Brewer will mg at the evening ser
vice. A warm welcome for all. Pur-
Ing spring and aummer the Sunday
evening aervlce will begin at I o'clock
and the Kpworth League at 7 o'clock.
9 9.
Rev. Oscar Ostrom will preach morn
ing and evening today, in the First
Lutheran church, Uppertown. All are
most cordially .welcome. '
There will be the usual service at
the Uaptlt church tod ad. The B.
f. p. U. at 7 o'clock, and evening
preaching at t o'clock, one-half hour
lator than heretofore. The subjects of
eermona are "The Meaning of the Com
munion," and "The Church at An
tloch." Everybody la cordially invited
to attend. '
fln
At Qrace church on Sunday a cele
bration of the Jloly Communion at 11
a. m. The Junior Auxiliary at 4 p.
m., with an addreaa by C. H. Chand
ler, the diocesan secretary of the Sun
day School Institute. 'Evening prayer
at Holy Innocents, at 7;30 o'clock.
Presbyterian church. All the even-
lung services begin one-half hour later,
via: T. P. 8. C. B. at 7; church ser
vice at 8; morning service aa usual at
II. Theme of the morning aermon, "A
Law of Growth;" evening theme, "The
Cnlty and Explanation of the Uni
verse." A very cordial Invitation la ex-
terded to all.
At the last regular meeting of the
Ministerial Association of Astoria It
waa noted that the Sunday evening
service in the churches be held one
half hour later than naual making the
time of the preaching service I o'clock.
The change will take effect Sunday,
May 4 - F. E. DELL,
Secretary.
Preaching aervlce aa uaual at the
First Congregational church at 11 a.
m. and I p. m Theme for morning
hour. 'The -Fruit of the Spirit." Topic
for evening, "Christ's Call to the
TMiwty," Sunday, school at IMS:
Young Peoples Society, Sunday even
ing, at T; prayer meeting Wednesday
evening, at I o'clock. A cordial Invita
tion extended -to all.
NOTICE.
There will be a meeting of the As
toria High School Alumni at Judo
Gray's residence on Monday evening,
May 6th. at 7:S0. A full-attendance Is
requested,; as there is business of Im
portance to come before the meeting.
CHAS. E. GRAY. President.
TUB ENGLISH NAVY.
Although the naval atrength of Eng
land is equal to that of any three con
tinental powera. it la stated they are
planning aeveral more powerful war-
ShlriS. ThV ara M A I A r-m ln.J v....
the best and most efficient navy In the '
world. In the selection of a family
medicine we see thla same spirit being
put forth more and more every day,
because the people are determined to
have the best remedy that can b ob
tained. It la impossible to purchase a
better or more reliable medicine than
Hosteller' Stomach . Bitten. Every
member of the family can take it
aafely. with the assurance that It will
poaltlvely" do them -nod. It will re
store vigor to the aytem and cure In
digestion, dyspepsia, constipation, ner
vousness and malaria.
ELECTION NOTICES.
County Clerk Wherlty waa busy all
day yesterday sending out notices of
election to the varioua places In the
county yeaterday. Thia is the first
time at which this duty haa devel
oped upon the clerk Following Is a
copy of the notices sent out;
Dear Sir: I herewith hand you two
"Notices of Election" which please post
In conspicuous publlo places in your
precinct. In accordance with "An Act"
passed at the last session of the leg
islature,' which reads as follows:
"It shall be the duty of the County
Clerk, " thirty days before anv
General Election, and at least
ten days before any Special
Election, to prepare printed notices of
the election and mall two of said no
tices to each Judge and Clerk of Elec
tion In ASch rtrwllW mnA 1. hall h.
the duty of the aeveral Judgea and
LierKs io immeaiatiy post aald notices
In conspicuous public places in their
respective precincts"
FOUND Al LAST.
After hunting everywhere for days
and weeks, the cheapest plaoe in As
toria to trade. A great many buyers
have found Just what they wanted in"
Dry Goods. Ladles and Gents Furnish
ings, Clothing, Shoes and Millinery.
Our system of doing business does
not in any manner touch high profits,
and the more we sell the cheaper you
can buy. ' .
We are selling cheaper because we
are selling more, and It is to your
personal interest to patronise a store
that seeks your patronage ona broad
basis of fair play.
The prices prove and the wear con-
vlnoes that tM la the place to trade.
You are welcome, either to look or
to buy.' ' t :
MORSE'S DEPARTMENT STORE.
60M0 Commercial 'St. . Aatorla,' Ore, I
Paine's Celery
Compound
Thousands of Physicians, Men
and Women of Note and Posi
tion, and People of Humbler
Circumstances Say It is l)n
equaled as a Spring Medicine
I'roinfiicnt UiisliuNH Man
Ku veil From rvon
I'roNtration.
It Is by true merit, and true merit
alone, that Paine's Celery Compound
has won Its wondrous popularity In ev
ery part of the civilized world.
When all other medicines fall, when
the best directed efforts of physicians
accomplish but little for the banish
ing of desperate diseases, Paine's Cel
ery Compound save life and restores
health.
It is natural, therefore, tbist men and
women eaved from the perils and dan
gers of nervous diaeaae, rheumatism,
neuralgia and blood troubles, should
acquaint their frlenda the elck and
well of what waa accomplished for
them by Paine's Celery Compound. In
this way the jold tidings of prompt
and effectual cures have been spread
from day to day to the remotest
towns and villages, and the blessed
work of saving life progrtesea In every
direction. -
One of the moat remarkable cure
of recent years effected by Paine's Cel
ery Compound, is the case of Mr. Wy
an Nelson, President of the Nelson
Grain company, of Kansas City. Mo,
With Intense gratitude and thankful
ness, Mr. Nelson writes as follows:
"I was ntrvoua, despondent .Irrita
ble, had no appetite, could not sleep.
and had night sweat. My physician
said I waa threatened with nervous
prostration, and advised a rest from
business. However, on the recommen
dation of my partner, I commenced
using Paine's Celery Compound, and
today I ara as sound a a dollar, eat
well, sleep well, and am not at all
nervoua
DIAMOND DYE3S give raster and
btigher colors than any other dye.
CITIZENS NOfllNEE
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
C.,1. TRENCH A RD
Wen's Colored Golf Shirts,
1 pair cuffs to match, in very
best patterns and colorings
$1.00 values for
Men's fast color Black
Socks. Ribbed top also deep
stitch, excellent quality 25c
value. 2 Pair. For
..... .
New ' Line of Men's Crush
Hats,all colors, latest shapes.
ifil.OO up
S- Danziger & Gbi
Your Presence to Inspect
AT SHANAHAN'S
EMPORIUM
Hharialiait Illdtf., Commercial Ht.
The J'iggest Bargains Ever Offered in
DOMESTICS
.... - ............ . . , , ,. t
.Buy if you feel Justified for
CASH or CREDIT
Some of the values to be offered .
Towels and Toweling 4 Jc regular 7 Jc
Muslin Bleached and Unbleached now 5c a vard.
.( .,...'.
Bleached Canton Flannel now 5c a yard.
Heavy 9-4 Sheeting for 15c a yard.
Swansdown Cotton Batting 5c a Roll, regular 7c
SPECIAL OPPER ,
Pillow Cases 3 inch hem 45x3ft, sale price 12jc
Hemstitched Pillow Cases 45x30, sale price 15c
SEE THEM
Drink to Ycnr Healthl
NOB HILL, COPPBB
. Is the Bit -.-:. :
You make no mistake by using it.
New consignment of fine tea just in.
Foard 6k Stokes Co.
NOW IS THE TIME
TO BUY WALL PAPER
15,000 Rolls Just la. Mora to Follow
Latest Designs ia Exqubite Colorings.
Wo will sell yoa BORDER for your rooms at tlrs 6AJU PRICS per
roll as the wall and ceUlntT- We keep flrst-slass workmen and farea
tes our work. Let us flsars on your decora tinf for 1M1 .
B. F. ALLEN & SON.
3(15-367 Commercial 'Street.
SPRING SHOES
Oxfords.
Patent
Leathers.
Vici Kid,
Latest.
Swellest.
All Styles,
Lowest
Prices
Peterson & Brown.
COUCHES
u
A consignment of new and handsome patterns just received.
Yoa can get a bargain now. Nothing better for the borne.
WAITINGS - - CARPETS
Call and see for yourself if I bave 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 Fnrnisber.
TRULLINGER. EASTABR00K & CO.
. stJccsaacfEg to
' THEO. BRACKER
. Jobbers and Dealers in "
CIGARS, TOBACCOS, SMOKER'S ARTICLES, PLAYIKQ
CARDS, STATIONERY, AMBER GOODS, CUTLERY,' ETC.
... MEERSCHAUM AND BRIAR PIPES
Pipe Repairing
A Specialty
Andrew Asp.
Wigti laker, lladtaiti ui Imnketr
FIRST-CLASS WORK AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
Sseclal Attention Given to Ship are
Steamboat Reiairtn;,General Black- -
smithing. Flrst-Claaa Horse- '
Bhoetnf, '
CORNER TWELFTH AND DTJAKB
C. 01, BafF, Dentist
Mansell Building. '
578 Commercial SU Astoria, Ore. .
TELEPHONE RED M6t
Dr. T. It. Ball
DEiNTIST. ;
524' Commercial Street Astoria. Ore.
J.A.FASTABEND
GBNERAL CONTRACTOR .
AND BUILDER.
LOUNGES
513 Commercial Street
Astoria, Oregon