The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, July 18, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextHANAHAN'S l RED ItllXlMXXIIlIIIlIlIIIlXXXXXXtlllllllMllllI ' PILLOW CASES. 45xS IOC RIBBONS. Thousand of yards of wide Taffeta and Satin ribbon, AU color -per yard... CHILDREN'S Absolutely Fast Black uteiy fast mack i to oc per pr Sizes SUMMER CORSETS. ixxxxixixixxxixixiXTixxxmxaixxrriixjixTiixxxxxxiiiXT xxtixxxtxtytttttttttytttttttttttttttttttitxtttttxixii TTfCLE SAM S BOYS TO HAVE NEW UNIFORMS. Change to Take Effect on January L Next. WASHINGTON. July 17.-While Secretary Root was at Oyster Bay. the president considered and approv ed the report of the- army uniform board. The order for the new uni forms will go Into effect on January 1, when officers of the army are to be equipped according to the new regu lations. Officers serving In the Phil ippines will be allowed to wear the old uniforms during their fervtce there. Among the changes are the following: The full dress coat Is about the same as at present, save that the but tons vre mvt npriajing with ornamen tation on the sleeve and with the rank designated on the sleeve in stead of the shoulder knot. The 'ires coat will be what Is called the dress blouse. . A new dress uniform is provided, consisting of a sack coat of woolen or cotton material of an olive drab color with trousers to match. It Is in tended to provide wilts which can be worn In cold weather that are almost a duplicate of the present khaki uni forms worn in warm weather and in the tropics. A new design for the overcoat is adopted and Is the only overcoat allowed. It is a doble breast ed ulster of olive drab woolen mater ial. This overcoat is to replace the Old dark blue overcoat now worn. General and staff officers are to have full dress uniforms, but not to be worn when mounted. A new full dress cap Is provided, differing considerably from the present cap In design and trimmings. Service caps also ate pro vided and the helmets are retained as are also the present campaign hats. Shoulder straps are to be used only on the dress coat. On the service uni forms, the straps now used with1 the Khaki uniform will be retained. A new pattern of sabre has been adopted for all officers In place of the sword now in uae. Russet leather leggings are pro vided for all officers to be worn with the service uniform, but canvas leg gins can be worn in the field. The button la of a new design to be of two ,lxes and is lightly covered. CANNOT BUI MAIfcKlAlJ. Because He Doed Not Belong to Union He Can Secure No Stock. FORT SCOTT, Kas., July 17. Chas. ASturms, a plumber, who Is unable to get Into the Master Plumbers' Asso ciation of Kansas or to buy goodB without being a member of the asso ciation had filed a suit preparatory to u prosecution of Its officers under the antl-trust law. Sturms alleges that wholesale houses will not sell to him without Uie con- We hold tut two HOUSE CLKANING Principle as oar January Sale, which HOSIERY. . Mens (Union ues for too numerous to mention. Notions, lc up. Men's underwear, 25c. Ladies sleeveless yests, bleached, 5c Muslin underwear, alt kinds, at factory cost. No mail orders filled at these prices. Money refunded if not pleased. SALE LASTS ONLY IB DAYS sent of the members of the association who are in business, that these mem ber refus their consent and 'he- can not get a stock. NEW STEAMER FOR CHICAGO. CLEVELAND, July 17.-C. W. El pick, of Chicago, has ordered a freight steamer from the ' American Steam ship Building Company with a capa- 'citv nf 5!0O tnna tn mat l"Wflofl AND REST FOR MOTHERS Sleep (or 5kin Tortured Babies and Rest tor Tired Mothers, In Warm Baths with And gentk applications of Cuti cura Ointment, purest of emol lients and greatest of skin cures, to be followed in severe cases by mild doses of Cuticura Resolvent Pills. This is the most speedy, permanent, and economical treat ment for torturing:, disfiguring-, itching;, burning, bleeding, scaly, crusted,and pimply skin and scalp humours, with loss of hair, of in fants and children, ever com pounded. Millions of Pboplb uskCuticuba Soap,' assisted by CUTICL'KA OISTMKNT, for beautl f yiug the (kin, fur cleansing th aeulp, and the stopping of falling hair, for softening, whitening, and toothing red, rough, and sore hand, and for all Uie purposes of the toilet, bnth.und nursery. Mllllonsof women useCU TICUKA Soxr In baths forannovlns: Irritations, lniluuimatlona,and:tuifln),tuofre or offen sive perspiration, in washes for ulcerative weak nouses, nnd for man v sanative, antiseptic purposes winch readily surest themselves. loM throacbottl tbt vorid. Sor, 2ie. OnrrMsvr. V . PIU.S, 1. British Dtpo: -, ClUfUrnoaM So, limlon. FrencH Ifepvt. ( Him Is Psu, rfm. Pan us Pm I'su. tusr, svm fnj bam. FORBABY YSOAPv THE MORMSG ASTORIAN. FRIDAY. JULY INDIAWASH SILK. Rearular ; J5c -25c yd SOAPS. , Paris Made " 4ctS All our U 50. $100 and (l.H Black MEN'S SUITS. Mercerised Sateen Waist for.... no, S5.0Q t . . FORMERLY I10.W ... - . MEN'S TROUSERS. All-Wool Tweed Trousers. Made) regular $2.W val-t g T PARDONFD TO BECOME MEIR. Prl;oner Permit ted to Go to Germany to Secure a Fortune of 50.000. NEW YORK. July ,7.--Tii cder tha. he may return t Germany and obtain a fortune of $50,000 to which he re entry fell heir i.id to whL'h his right has been fully estashed. Richard Bassler lias teen psrJoned by the New Jersey couvt of par Ions. Bassler was sentenced to two yeArs In state pris on last fall, on a'ch.rge of burglary. The story of th crime as he relat ed it to the court of pardoua, was that while intoxicated he fell through a store window with no intention of stealing. Another prisoner sentenced for 10 years in 13M, on a charg of breaking into a postoffloe. was parob-d !n order that he might take up the manufac ture of a sewing maohine Invented by him while behind the bars. A com pany with an authorize! capitalisa tion of SI.OOO.OW has been chartered to manufacture the machine. The par doned prisoner is said to have receiv ed $50,000 ca and a block of stock In th? new company . AMERICANS ENTERTAINED. Llpton Horsts the Stars and Stripes : in Honor of His Guests. NEW YORK, July IT. A big dinner will be given In honor of J. Plerpont Morgan next Tuesday In the house of commons, cables the London cor respond jit of the erald. A. W. Maco nochle, M. P.. is to be the host and the guests will include Premier Bal four and several cabnlet ministers, as well as a number of other representa tive Englishmen. Senator Kearns, of Utah, and Mrs. Kearna, who have ben In England a week ir mor, have been entertaln- d-bv Sir Thomas Llpton on the Erin. Sir Thomas hoisted the 8tar and Stripes wh?n his guests went aboard, and the flae floated over the vesel during the whole of their stay. Mr. and Mm. Kearns breakfasted with the American ambassador on Tuelay and have left for Scotland. TO CAPTURE LADRONE CHIEFS. Twelve Hundred Constabulary Cover- , lng 60 Miles Square, i j MANILA, July 17. An extensive drive with the object of capturing the iLadrone chiefs Montalon and Felizardo and 50 of their followers, Is progress ing In the Cavlte province. Twelve hundred constabulary, commanded by Captain Baker, moved 'today t day light, forming a complete, angle shaped cordon, covering 60 miles square. The patrol launches' are guarding the rivers. It i expected to close the TAG SALE I SHANAHAN'S SALES each year. This is on the same Broad, Price Cutting lasted oyer 30 days. A few of the 1000 bargains follow : LAPTES' WAI8TS. Whit and Colored Latest Style. , 3 Formerly , tc MILL ENDS AND REMNANTS. Wish Good. All-Wool Dresa Ckioda, one-half cost of production. LACES AND EMBIIOIDERIES, Lines Torchon, Valenciennes, 0. 4 cents and up. Jcordon Saturday. The entire male population of the towns and villages will je included In the concentration movement. SEND REPLY 1X VATICAN. Question to Ba Takn Up In Manila Between United Stites Und Papil Delegates. WASHINGTON. J'lly 17.-Th war di'piirtment today mad - puollc the last note of Secretary Root to Governor Taf relative to negotiation relative to the Friars lands. I t formal a basis nf the note which Governor Taft vesterdiy comunlmted to th.? Vatican, the essential points of which were ca bled from Hose lul evenln. " Secretary Root's note Is lengthy. net re.sult of tin negotiations at Rome being '.hat the question will be taken up at Manila betwan the United States government and the papal dele gate there." SCP.ltEND-SfW ti SHERIFF. Because Mai Whom He Asauulted Dies. ST. HELENS, Or,'., July 17 -Rob.jrt Rcjiskl surrendered to the rherlff this afternoon on account of the death ot Tnomas Dooliy. A .-oupla of vmk ago Rejeski and Dooley had trouble, striking each oth?r with clubs. RpJps ki nad a hearing in the 'uitioe court for assault, and was discharged. A couple of hours afterwards Dooley died an Rejeski surrendered on the (id- vice of his attornay. A charge of manslaughter may be preferred agalns ReJeRkl. FAMOUS CHURCH NEEDS REPAIRS LONDON, uly 17. According to the Rome correspondent of the Dally Ex press, the rich wooden celling iff the church of St. John Latent Is cracked In several parts and a papal commls !on has reported that repairs cost ing 4000 are necescary to prevent Its falling. The correspondeat says that the pope.alarmed by the fall of the Campanile in Venice, has ordered that a fund be Started to defray the cost of repairing the celling. liTRKISH CARAVAN ATTACH. Ft. VIF3NNA, July 17. The nwsporers of Vienna report . the occurrence of trouble in the Kowelt reglan of Asi atic Tark.y. It Is alleged that the Sheikh of Wo'welt'k warriors massa cred a caravan escorted by the Turk ish oldierj and seized the sum of 40,- 000, which the caravan was convey ing as tribute from the Sheikh of NeJed to BaS Ra. The warriors then sur prised and masaarad the Turkish gar rison and oivll authorities of Elaglr. 18, UK) tlNDBJlSKIHTS. Isulles Black Mercerised Under-iv, skirt ,y , BED BPRHADB. Twenty-rlv (J6) dosen large le CQc aJamlllr Pattern Ww urc ut WALKINO SKIRTS. Oxford Greys and Black j2 QO Vrmrly XV LADIES' WRAPPERS. All slie SHatiahan Building. Commercial St .MUKDBKER.S Attl-i CAPTURED. After Eva-ling Military f-id ConsU- ovna.-' ror T'fi year. MANILA, July 17,-The three Oul terrei brothers, who are charged with murder of an apprentice named Van vllle, a member of a party command ed by Llentenant J. C. Glllmorv, of theUnltel States gunboa t Yorktown. were captured by the Filipinos In Anrll' lttW) hiva arrlt'xl Hi Ili.l,... Ilrlrmlriia nrftiHn.. a ft hiiiltln. .'ti.t,1 the military and constabulary for two ycr. LIST OF HMGlBl.i: PI .If "11 ,'K IA. CLEVELAND, July 17. At y.-itt-r- .day's meeting of the Saddlery Men's Convention, the ltsf,f those who can buy gJxls from the manufacturer wac made out. The Hut will not be made publico frr some time. It In- lud about 175 names. Later the Job- I WEIGII 175 IDS. Former weight f 35 (m 40 IDS. There are people who say that Uie benefit derived from the use of put-up medicines is imaginary. It is not the case with Dr. Pierce's 1'avorite Prescrip tion, which nukes weak women strong and sick women well. A woman may imagine she's weak, or may fancy the' sick, but her imagination can't add forty pounds to her weight. The positive proof of the curative power of " Favorite Prescription " is found in the restoration of health which is recorded in face and form, of strength which can be tested, and weight which can be registered in pounds and ounces. The general health of women is so intimately connected with the local health of the wotiianly organs that when thee are diseased the whole body suffers loss. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre scription cures womanly diseases. It establishes regularity, stops weakening drains, heals inflammation and ulcera tion and cures female weakness. "I sin very n'ad to let other poor sufferers know what Dr. Pierce's medicines have done for tne, writes Mra. Kdwln H. Gardner, of Beechwood, Norfolk Co., Mass. (Box 70.) You know I wrote to you last summer. I rear) what J'our medicine had done for other people, so hough! I would try it. and I found It was a blessiiiir to me nurl tuv fomUv. I hevan In lunj. and took six bottles of your medicine, and three nais 01 ' I'ellets.' I look your medicine a year when I had a ten-pound girl. 1 had the easiest time I ever had with any of my three children. I have been verv well since 1 took vour medl- eine. I took three bottles of ' favorite Prescrip tion,' three of ' Gulden Medical Discovery.1 and three vials of 'Pellets.' 1 had no appetite and could not eat much without it distressing me neiore 1 look your ' favorite Prescription,' and I Only weighed i.5 pounds. Now I weigh 175." Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser is sent free on receipt ot ai one cent stamps to pay expense cf mailing only. Addre; Dr. R. V. Pitce, Buf falo, N. Y. TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT ttTTTTTI CHILDREN'S DRKHrlKM. M JSc up UNBLEACHED MUSLIN Regular (Ho No LATEST HlK-a I to 1 HOYS' WITH. All sites ,', , rilXXXJIXXXXXXXXXIXXIXXXXIXlXIXXIXXXIIXXXXXIIXXIXXXXXXXXIIXXXXI b.ia iIIscuhshI ttw question nf admit ting nmnufai'turers of patent h-other KiIm to the ssoclation, freight rules and the making of wooden hanies fur harness. NI W OFFICER FOH TEAM. SPOKANE. JtllV 17. At a me-ling uf the director of SK.kni.t' s w-rgue )u.-Kill club this afternoon. It was lecl.l.'d tit it Dr. J. K. K 'ddy nhould i l a r4denl In place of " Dor" Brown, ivalgmd. It w alxo deWd'd to releiiee Pltrhr Walter dutch. Ure al 4 lIuHemun ll.diie Itelt. who wes il-pcmled, has ben reinstated during good behavior, WANTED. Agents for Martinique disaster; $'0 dollars a month, or 60 per cent com mission; sample book fn-e. American Wholesale Co., 185 Wabash Ave,, CM (ago. III. The reason all dmles have the bin head Is because thvir hesd rf too full of emptiness, and the timber be ing green they are not able to with "tlund the expansion. TREAT YOUR KIDNEYS FOR RHEUMATISM. When you are suffering from-rbcu-matWm, the kidneys must be attend ed to at once so thitt they will elimi nate Hie uric add from thte blood. Foley's Kidney Cure Is the moat ef fective remedy for this purpose. It. T. Hopkins, of Polar, Wis., says: " After unsuccessfully doctoring for three years for rheumatism with the best doctors, I tried Foley's Kidney Cure and It cured me. I cannot speak too highly of this great medicine."--For sale by Frank Hart, druggist. When a man says " life Is not' worth living," he Is about right If he means his own life. TWO BOTTLES CURED HIM. "I was troubled with kidney com plaint for about two years," writes A. II. Dais, of Mt. Sterling, Ia but two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure effect ed a permanent cure,"-8old by Frank Iknt, druggist. The man who gets sold and feels cheap never underestimates himself, Sound kidneys are safeguards of life. Make the kidneys healthy with Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by Frank Hart, druggist. NO FALSI! CLAIMS. The proprietors of Foley' Honey and Tar do not advertise thin as a " sure cure for consumption." They do not claim It will cure this dread complaint In advanced cases, but do positively assert that It will cure In the earlier stages and never falls to give comfort and relief' in d-he worst case. Foley's Honey and Tar la with out doubt the greatest throat and lung remedy. Refund substitutes. Sola by Frank Hart, druggist. . . . . : .' ; i ' ' ' ? 1 -J grade ..... 4l-2c 8TYI.K JIOX COAT 69c I.l'CK IN THIRTBBNs By sending II mile Wm. Spsrr. t Walton Furnace, Vt , got a tx of ISuckleit's Arnli-a Salve, Uial wholly cured horrible fever or on his leg. Nothing ! could Ponltlvoly cures Bruise. Felons, Ulcers, Eruptions, Ikdls, Hunts, Corns, and Piles, only 2r Oiis.niiitM'd by Charts). P ier, druggist. It Is enler for some musicians to roiix4 a wedding miirvli thnn & rry- lug baby. STARTLING, HUT TRUE "If everyone knew what n grand tneilMne Dr. King's New Life ltl; U," writes 1. II. Turner, of Detnpsey town, Pa., "you'd sail all you have In a day. Two weeks' ue has made a n-w mnn of me." Infallible- for .'on tl'nt!o. stoinn.-.li and liver tr"ulles. 2.V nt Charles Rogers' drug store. A sister's love ttm't supposed t) be exenlve unles It happens to b some other fellow's sister. Active ' agents wanted for "The; World on Fire" by Mural Halatead. Burning mountains In American In people, startling history of appalling phenomena, threatening the globs; (0(r big Illustrated pages, only tl.fcO. High est endorsements. Biggest profits guarnateed. Agents clearing from 13 to $25 dally. Outfit free, Enclose lt cents for postage. The Dominion Co., Dept. 1 Chicago. Be cheerful. Life Is too short t be harct. d with fruitless and useless te nltrlnc, Folev'a Kidney Curs purifies h blood by straining out Impurities and tones up the who! system. Cures kldnev nnd bladder trouble, For wale by Ficiik Hart, Druggist. THE iiiiiitr A familiar name of the Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul Railway, known all over the Union as the Great Railway running the "Pioneer Limited" train, every day and night between Bt. Paul and Chicago, and Onwha and Chicago. "The only perfect train In the world." Understand: Connections ore mad. with all transcontinental lines, securing to passengers the best sorvlce known. Luxurious conches, electric light, steam beat, of a variety equaled by no other line. See that your ticket reads via "Tire Milwaukee" when going to any prliU In the Uulted States or Canada. All ticket agent sell them. For rates, pamphlets or other lnfor maitlon, addes. J. W. CA8ICY. C. J. EDDT, Trav. Plans. Agt., i-u Agt. Portland, Ore. Portland, Or. K I TheutinyCipiuleitretupariorl 4 l to Balsam of Copaibs. . I 111 Cubsbi or Injection! andfamwl CURE IN 48 HOURSypyl th. lam diseases with- I out Incony.nienca, : SoMly til fjrurrtlfl.