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rado. General St.wart and party are
011 a tour of the United States and wilt
go from her to the Pacific coast today.
THE OLD RELIABLE
Smn Z iTTTM .TAILORING
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ad
Absolutely Pure
7WI7 0 ."AO SUBSTITUTE
MARCONI NOT IJi IT.
Son 0 Late Abnun Hewitt Turns Out
': Invention Eclipsing Toung Italian.
New York, Feb. 20. Ia the current
issue of the Electrical Review is de
scribed an important Invention in wire
lea telegraphy by Peter Cooper Hewitt
of New York City, son of the late
Abram & Hewitt This device, which
Is a development of the Cooper-Hewitt
mercury vapor lamp, takes the place
of the usual spark-gap for discharging
in the antenna, or sending mask. It
consits of a glass globe, eight 40 10
Inches In diameter, with two mercury
electrodes contained in tubes sealed in
the lower part of the globe. The de
vice is very effective, and it is stat
ed by this authority, will enable a much
more powerful electrical wave to be
set up than is possible with the meth
ods at present in use and wtllalso make
secrecy In transmission easily posible.
Iir. SI. t Pupin, professor of electro
mechanics at Columbia university and
widely known from his invention in
long distance telephone transmission,
is quoted by the Electrical Review as
saying: ' . : "
The Cooper-Hewitt mecury vapor
Interrupter at once establishes wirelss
telegraphy on a commercial basis. The
problem of selective signalling is solved
and trans-Atlantic mission will be
easy." ..... ... : , . ,.-
tired at her brother, the ball penetrat
Ing the breast The brother made his
relationship to the young lady known
in a frensied cry,' and It is said that
Junes turned the revolver against his
own breast and fired, the bullet tak
ing effect near the heart
OLDEST IN THE WORLD.
Senator Wark of Canada Has Served
1 Years In Politics and Still
" .' ' Serves.
Frederlekton, N. B., Feb. 20. Hon.
Davi'l Wark, LL.D., has entered upon
the hundredth year of bis age and he
claims the distinction of being the old
est living legislator in the world. He
Is a member of the-Canadian senate,
having been called to a seat in that
body of the federation of all Canada.
The senator has been -longer in pub
lic life than any other legislator of the
present day, having spent more than
1 years in politics. He entered the
New Brunswick legislature from Kent
county In 1842, served eight years as
a representative, then 18 years in the
legislative council before becoming a
senator. He was at one time receiver
general of New Brunswick. Senator
Wark is In excellent health. He ex
pects to attend next month's meeting
of the senate at Ottawa, although he
will have to travel hundreds of miles
to do so. - .' .. " . 1 .
As the father of intercolonial pre
ferential trade In Canada before con
federation 'the aged senator gained
considerable fame.
STRIKERS ARE SENTENCED.
Men Who Created Public Disturbance
Will Suffer.
Waterbury, Conn., Feb. !0. Severe
sentences have been dealt out to men
who participated in the trolley car
strike disturbances by Judge Elmor tn
the superior court. Uichaled Breen
was sentenced to Jail for eight months
for throning stones at a trolley car.
Joseph Vanase was fined $50 and ousts
amounting to $106.75 for the same of
fense. John Riley was fined $25 and
costs for placing a rifle cartridge on the
trolley track' on South Main street.
Richard Moeschke was fined $25 and
costs for throwing a stone at a trolley
car, and Phlibert Fountain SIS and
costs for a similar crime. Michale
Fisher, an Italian, was fined $20 and
costs for assaulting two men who rode
on a car. waiter Drlesback of Nan
tucket was fined 40 and costs for stone
throwing.'
REMEDY FOR SCRALET FEVER
Physician Experiments on Patient with
Favorable Results. ' -
New York, Feb. . A physician of
this city has now under observation a
case whkh Is the first experiment in
this country with a new anlt-strepto-cocus
senim, which is believed to de
stroy the germs of scarlet fv-r.
Several Jays ago the doctor wat cal
led to sc a frail little girl, who had
a severe attack of scarlet fever, with
throat complication. Her temperature
xsis 504 degrees. The doctor decided
to try the new serum.
Twelve hours after one injection the
patient's tcmptrntur decreased two
degrees. In the morning of the follow
Ing day it decreased to normal but rose j
again to 101 degrees. On' the fourth j
day It continued normal. The last re- :
port Is: "Temperature 99; .pulse 94; res-'
plratlon 24, , and general condition:
S"0Od." . v j
This new serum was discovered byj
Dr. Haines Aronson, a bacteriologist ,
of Berlin. Experiments with this new
serum for scarlet fever began last Ju
ly and the cases experimented on were
selected regardless of severely. Eighty
eight percent of those treated were dis
charged as cured and their recovery
was without the usual complications
of scarlet fever.
No swsi In t do hts such an tfltot
On ona 1 moon u twkiui A wu-
prapand bmutaa rood Meat
Economy
Brand
Evaporated
Cream
R adds riehntM Is jour feed
thtt rcxhmf M (Vi It is It
but put d cow's nU)k. TU
your sroetr yea warn 10 mm
your nuitend tobuiMU ui
rood bnaktut an row Mi
fcconony arena, o wis iw
sm ths tbovs sap label be
tot ou bur.
mmu nu
COirOIHSOlQ CO.
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NOTICE TO FISHERMEN.
Notice is hereby given that it is un
lawful for any person or persons to op
erate or maintain, or leave tn a condi
tion to take fth, in any of the waters
of this state, any set-net, gill-net, fish
trap, fhh wheel, seine or any device or
apparatus or gear used In catching sal
mon fish or sturgeon, without first hav
ing obtained a license.
Any person found violating any of
the provisions of this act will be prose
cuted and all gear found in violation
thereof will be seised and condemned.
All licenses Issued during the year
1902 expired December O. 1902. License
fees for the year 11 are now due and
payable at the office of the fish warden
In the Page building, Astoria, Oregon.
H. G. VAN DUSEN.
Master Fish Warden.
FISHERS' OPERA HOUSE
L. E. SKLIQ, Lees and Manager.
TWO NIGHTS
Friday and Saturday, Feb. 20-2!
CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE.
Jury's Verdict Against Company
Causes Sensation.
Pueblo, Col., Feb. 20. After an in
vestigation extending over several
days and during which numerous wit
nesses were examlnd by the Jury em
paneled to investigate the death of the
four men who were fatally burned at
the steel works last week has return
ed a verdict charging gross negligence
against the Colorado Fuel & Iron com
pany. -
The verdict states that the men came
to their death by the overturning of a
ladle of molten iron dae to the defect
ive design of the ladle, which was not
staple, that the defect In said ladle was
known to said Colorado Fuel & "Iron
company before the accident and that
the officers were guilty of criminal neg
ligence.
The verilct caused quite a sensation.
HIS DEBTS ARE MANY.
Well Known Turfman Ia Overflooded
With Liabilities.
Chicago. Feb. 20. In ail amended pe
tition filed In the United States district
court, George V. Hanklns, , the well
known turfman, says his debts are
more than double those which ' he
scheduled last November. The total
liabilities of which he asks to be re
lived by order of the court, amount to
$314,618. His assets remain the same
as before, consisting of property val
ued at $11,000.
The principal claims which" did not j
appear in the original schedules are In :
favor of holders of mortgages given in '
1895 and 1S:'6. These amount to about!
$500,000. ' ... j
Another large claim which was not
scheduled is that of the Manufactur-j
era and Traders' National bank of
Buffalo for $35,000.
Weston and Herbert
BIG MODERN
VAUDEVILLE SHOW
( Including
HUGH J. EMMETT
Ventriloquist. Mimic and Monoiogist.
4 BRAGDONS 4
Introducing Little Clifford, the "Mln
iature Dockstader.
AND
Weston and Herbert
The King Tins of Musical Comedy.
9 ALL STAR ACTS
POLITE -REFJNED- FASHIONABLH
ADMtSSION-Reserved seats, 76c; gal
lery. 50c. Seat sale opens Thursday
morning at Griffin's Book Store.
THE WALDORF
C. F. WISE, Propr.
Astoria's principal resort..
Fin liquors and cigars.
CASE REVIVED.
GIRL'S JOKE CREATES MURDER.
Jealous Lover Mistakes Brother for Rl
':. val and Enacts Tragedy.
New Decatur,' Ala., Feb. 20. Report
comes from the mountain district of
Winston county of a terrible tragedy
as the result of which Maggie Scnarf,
- aged 18, la dead; her brother, John
Scharf. Is seriously, and her lover, Wll
Ham Jones, fatally wounded. The
brother has been living at Shelbyvllle,
Ind. '
He returned yesterday without know
ledge of Jones, whom he never met He
was In conversation with his sister, It
Is said, when Jones approached them.
The sistsr tauntingly asked her lover,
"How do you like my new sweetheart T'
It it alleged Jones Immediately shot
the young woman through the heart,
causing Instant death, and then he
I If OFFICE! AM OPE
to two clasass of persons: book
keepers, and stenographers. W hav
not been abls for months past to meet
the demand on us for help. ' Quality
oouBte-that is why our graduates are so
competent, and why so many of them
ars ia positions. Verily, it iys to attend
our school. Open all the year; student
admitted at any time; catalogue frsa,
PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGB
PORTLAND, OREGON
A. r. ARMITROIO, LL.B., PRIftCIFAIi
Mother Not Satisfied With Result of
Court Martial.
Washlgton, Feb. 20. The war depart
ment has compiled with the request
made to the president and Secretary
Root by Mra Ellen C. RIchter, the
mother of Private Edward C. RIchter,
whose death occurred in the Philip
pines on February 7, 1902, under cir
cumstances that led to the court mar
tial of Lieutenant W. S. Sinclair, and
orders have been issued that Mrs. RIch
ter be furnished immediately with a
copy of the court martial proceedings.
Steps have been taken to have the
body of the young soldier brought back
ti the United States as soona this can
be arranged.
POLISH LEADER COMPLAINS.
Present Postal System Doesn't Suit
His People.
Vienna, Feb. 20. The Polish leader,
Dacsynskl, has complained In the
relchsrath of the action of the United
States postofflce authorities in not Is
suing money orders in Austrian cur
rency. He said that this was a serious
matter. Many thousand Polish laborers
in the United States, who were unable
to understand the postofflce regulations
were compelled to apply to bankers for
drafts at great expense. Herr Dacsyn
skl asked the minister of finance to
endeavor to persuade the American
authorities to change the present system.
GENERAL STEWART TOURS.
Denver, Feb. 20. General Thomas J.
Stewart, commander-in-chief of the
Grand Army of the Republic and a
large party of the officers and leading
members of the order and of the Wo
men's Relief Corps are in the city, as
the guests of the department of Colo-
P
ears
Soap for toilet, nursery,
bath and shaving. Match
less among all soaps in
the world for these pur
poses.
told ill owrth world.
Central Meat Market
642 COMMERCIAL ST.
Tour nrdfni for
FRESH AND SALT
Will be pninipuy and
sallafarwrlly attended to
3. W. MORTON, Prep.
Telephone No. ,121.
285-285 1-2 Washington St., Four Doors East of FerKlns Hotel
THE KNIFE IvS SHARPENED
And We Are Ready to Slash
Prices to the Bottoms
Wo Imve made oiiiwlvvi fainoua with the laioplt) ly giving them tlio gtvaht value uvor,
known in hUtory tlio pant soason, but this aalo will be a hummer. Wo'mwtii to give the wage
earning people audi values as will not I forgotten for a long time to come. We arc compelled
to Jo this to make room for the grwuleet lino of nnoliiiinetl tuilor-nunle spring clothing ever
shown in thu world. Figures ami quality that talk:
$6.95
FOR CHOICE OF ANY
SUIT IN THE HOUSE
1465 an its to pick from, consisting of double and single-breasted Hack, Frocks, Full Dre and
,!'. iK Jl. broadcloth, etc., valued from fjo to foO,
Tuxedos, made of cheviots, caitaimcrv, tweeds,
In Our Overcoat Department
Q i T Hy choice of 218 3-4-lcngth Ilox ConU, valued from $J0 to $4()
k A ZLS 'J?'""' ' very best material, made by Chicago loading
VPUTJ at from 25 to $45. , 3
$11.45 for le
40. m
tailor
hoice of 50 Silk-lined Overcoat, made un in black uutimhed
rsteds, Thilwts, and Vicuna. None of themj coal were made un
lca than 950.
The Motto Which Made l a Faiiiouat
"Satisfaction or Money Bach"
This Is Strain's Way
RELIANCE
Electrical Works
421 BOND HT,
We art thoroughly prepared for
making Ultimate and executing
orders for all kind of electrical
Installing and Repairing
Supnlle In atork. We aoll the
celebrated BHELBT LA If P. Call
up Phone tin.
H. W. CYRUS, . Mar
FoJey's Kidney Curel
auka kidney aad hUddtr rhght.
C. J. Trenchard
Insurance Commletton and Shipping,
Agent Welle Targo and Pa
cine Kxpreea Compaolae. CtM
turn Hotuo Broker.
Mrs. Laura S. Webb,
Vka-Preridcnt of Tonal' Democratic Club ci Northern Ohio.
HK ABE MAN I
I I sicklj women be-
1 tween the age of
45 and 55, but there are
Terr few inralid orer 65
and 60 years of age. The
change of life coming to
a woman near her forty
fourth year, either makes
her an invalid or give
her a new lease on life. Those who
meet thin change in ill health sel
dom lire ten years afterward, while
a woman who lays aside the active
duties of womanhood hi health sel
dom fails to lire on In happiness,
years ulter she has passed 60. This
is truly a critical time.
Mn. Laura S. Webb, of Toledo,
Ohio, recognizes the change of life
as a dangerou period aud she also
has faith in Wine of Cardui. She
writes: ' ".'..'
"As I had always eua rroubW more
or lea at the memtrual period, I dreaded
Kn.UunB.W4bt,
the chaav of UU which was
fast approaching. Vhik ri
hlngwitha friend I noticed
that (he was takinf your
Tins of CardH and the was
so enthtalattic about it that I
decided to trf a bottle. I ex
perienced tome rtBri the fire
month, so I kept on taking it
for three month and now I
menstruate with no pain and
1 shall take it off and on now
ontil I have patted the climax. I do not
dread it now, at I am ture that your
Tine of Cardui will U of great benefit
at this time''
Wine of Cardni Is, the remedy to
re-inf orce a woman against the shook
that come with tb change of life.
It re-establishes healthy function
after year of suffering. In doing
this it ha tared thousand of suf
ferers just in time. Do not wait
until suffering is upon you. Thor
ough preparations should be .made
in advance. Begin the Wine of
Cardui treatment today.
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KEPOUT OP CONDITION OV THE
Astoria National Bank
at Astoria, in the stale of Oregon, at
the close of business, February , 1901.
rtESOURCISH.
Loans and discounts 03
Overdrafts, secured and un
secured 3,341 2V
U. 8. Bonds to secure circu
lation K.S00 00
Premiums on U. S. bond.... 130 00
Stocks, securities, etc.. 47,463 22
Banking bouse furniture and
fixtures ..".rt 3,833 01
Othfr real estate owned ,9f5 00
live from National Bunk(not
reserve agents) 4 S7
Due from' state tanks and
Bankers 4,257 87
Due from approved reserve
agonts , 150.849 0
Internal revenue stamps ,, 272 02
Checks and other cash Items.. 3,513 00
Notes of other National
Banks
Fractional paper currency,
nickels and cents
Lawful Money Reserve In
Bank, viz:
Specie $43,238 46
IKal tender notes.. 1,033 00 4 3,271 46
Redemption fund with U. 8.
treasurer (5 percent of cir
culation 625 00
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The Boston Restaurant
WO COMMKUCI U, MTltKKT
Best and Neatest Eating House in Astoria
Try Our 2 5-Cent Dinners
I Prompt Attention
High Class etief I
MARINOVICH & BOSKOVICH
KOPP'S FAMOUS BEER 1
Bottled or In Kck
Free City Delivery
North Pacific Brewing Company, Astoria
KMIL Nt'HIMI'FF, ficm-rul Milliner.
340 00
11 56
WINE 6f CARD VI
A million suffering women
' have found relief in
. Wine of Cardui.
K45,444 84
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In 50.000 00
Surplus fund 10,000 00
Undivided profits, less ex-
ptjuoe and tax? paid 9,713 4
National Bank notts out
"landing n.eoo 00!
Individual deposits subject
to check $186,660 7
Demund certificate of de
posit 88,580 7
Tlm certificates of de
posit 176,390 83
Certified check 2,500 00 464,181 35
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Ia Noted un Clio IMnw WIktc
In M",""""t" '
CutbirtlTs Creosote Shlnqlc Stains
The Most Durable, I'reaervativs, unl
.Handsome Ktniusou Ibe Market.
Notblnif keeps out the weather like shinnle. un iIih wu!!
preserves and beautille shlnirles like Cntliirth H uim
UUIDirtn also males the liest UOITKU I'AINT for the N.IKm.i
Nothing
of all
vater craft
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' To,l $045,444 84
State of Oregon, County of Clatsop.ss:
I, J. B. Hlgglns, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
ms upove statement is true to the
leet of my knowledge and belief.
J. E. HIOOINS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 12th day of February, 1803.
E. Z. FERGUSON, Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
Georgs H, George, .
Win, H. Barker,
A. Scherneckau, Directors.
Foley's Honey m4 Tat
B & O
Baltimore 6b Ohio R. R.
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VIn WASHINGTON, I.
Finest and Fastcut series of trains in the worM. pHlntia
couches, Pullman Buffet Pnrlor and. Drawing lioom Oars.
The Finest Dining Car Service In the World
Is operated by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
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