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'''' v.t ASTORIA, OREGON, FRIDAY; MARCH 27, 190.1. 3. We have the larest itocK of seeds In town. If you don't find what you want we will order It for yon, R05$, I HIGGIN5 a CO, MONTHLY MARCR. 0t. ll" Water." A. M. Dat. tJlfNOAT . Monday , , Jdnsdy . Thursday . . Friday . . . Haturlsy . 2UNDAt t . onday , . -Tuesday . . Wednesday . Thursday , , 'Friday . , . Haturday . h.ni. ft. 1.1 "h.mTl tu 1:00 l:0T 1:41 1:11 4:10 I: IB I 4 i 1:01 1:41 4:17 I: II I'.tO 1 I 1:10 I: It l:0i 1:17 :IB 10:11 10 10:01 11:01 tl: IT 1 11:01 I.I l.t lliKM l:ll 1:14 16 : 14 ill Monday . . . 'UMiUgr Wednesday . Thursday . , Friday . . . Maturity , , HUNDAT . . Monday . . , Tuesday , , i VTednJf , , Thursday . , Friday . . . ttsturday , , 80NOAT . . Monday . . , Twesday . . :lo till 1:11 4:10! 1.4 II 1:00 MM 1.1 4:11 ClOj Ml T.I 10 tt 31 II 1:01 I: IT 7:01 1:11 T.4 1.0 1:11 T;40 I 1:11 II 1:41 114 I I T 1 10:111 IT HO J M 11:10 1UI4 11:101 11:41 till! T.I 11:11 T.T T.I T.I T.T 0:tt 1:14 1.1 1:10 1:11 1:41 hW I !:! I.M THE HORNING AST0KIAN TBI.St'HONS ML 444444444444444 TODAY'S WBATHER 4 0 4 4 Portland, March l, -Western 4 Oregon-Occaalonal rain: cooler In 4 aouth portion. , tend In your order for Wyoming com. 8. Elmore 4 Co. Four up-to-data barber at th Occi dent. Tou doa't bav to wait. Wyoming coal. TUB 1I0U8B COAL. Bond orders to 0. Elmore Co. Ring up Jled M74 for Th. ITredarlck aoa of 1071 Bond street, for reliable yla no tuning. For Rent T0 or thro furnished rdonv for housekeeping. No. 10 Tenth rt. Mr. Raamuatan will do up lac cur tain! to your satisfaction, Leave or der at Oregon bakery. Tou will alwa'ya nnd tit beat 16c moat In the city at tba Rlalng Sun rt taurant. No. Ill Commercial street. Dig ahlpmt tt of picture and photo frame Juat In. Also latt book- and magaslne at 8vnon' book atore. 1 hava enough Chamol aklna to aupply tha whola country for A year; thy coat from I cent to II 15 ch. Rogera, drugglat. Plumbing out of JolntT Ned aoma tlnwork? Ring up No. 1081 for John A. Montgomery, 4 Bond itwt, who will promptly attend your wanta with th laleat aanltary plumbing fUturea and moit akllful workmannhlp. Tin ning, ganflttlng nnd hunting. nri nf r. O. M.. Vnwouvar Br- rtrki, WMh.,' March 1, liHH.-aenlod pro.oi.li. In triplicate, wlll ba rccalvutl hra until 11 o'clock, a. m., April 16, 10OI, for clotvrlng ground at Fort Stnv vn, Or'i. Information fuinlnhsd here or by uurtermaiiter at poat. V. 3. faervea the right to reject or ac- a. .. ... ill Vionrvnaa ta nm nnv nnri rPtii kTa.Il V ill naa V riry"lm' v " f thereof. Envdopce containing propoa al ahould be narked: "Propoaala for clnorlng ground at Fort Bteveno, Ore gon." itddrewied F. II. Hathaway. C. Q. M. . TT GO-CARTS - - AND : , GO BASKETS Cushion Tires and Automobile Gears. Some thing New. Sole Agents for the ORIOLE GO-BASKETS CHARLES HEiLBOHN 8 SON 590-592 Commercial Street . IE 'S ". 1 (: ' TIDE TABLBB MARCH, 1I0S. J WaUr "Date."' tltlNDAT .. , Monday , . , Tuesday , , ,. Wdnday . . Thursday , , , Friday . . s . .,, Saturday . ... HUNDAT . . , Monday , Tuesday . , Wednesday . ., Thuraday . j rrldy . , . ,, aTm." P. M h.m. ft i.i h.m. ft. 1: 05 I: 111 1:44 0:17 i.i 1.0 1:41 0:t4 10; Wj 0.0 Mti 1.1 11:11 1 11:00 1.1 11:10 1.1 1.1 1.0 1.0 0:011 'W i I 1.1 0.1 1:17 1:00 4:18 1:10 104 I: to 4:00 4:11 l:4 1:11 0 I 0.1 1.4 0 1.1 0.4 til 7:14 1:10 1:00 1:44 1.1 0.1 7 0.7 7:11 7:l lit! 1:07 4 0 1 1 Haturday . , . HUNDAT Monday . . . . Tuesday '. Wednesday , ., Thursday i. v., Friday ...... ftftturday , , ,. RtTNDAY . . . Monday . . . , Toreda? Wednesday . , . Thuraday .. Friday . . . .. Saturday . . . RUNDAT Monday . . , . Tneeday . . , . M ill 1.4 I0:to 1.0 1.1 1.0 10:11 11:00 11:11 1 I ll;19 11:11 I.I 1:12 0:11 1.4 4.1 1:11 1:11 4:10 1:1 i.i 1:17 1:41 tl it i.i 4.11 4:14 1:11 1. 01 1:40 7:14 7:4 i 1:17 i.i 1:11 l.o i i.i 7:01 7:4& 1:15 I.i 0.0 i i 0 l:M ii Wanted Aglrl for bouaework. Ap ply In mornng at MS Exchange afreet The iteamer Columbia arrived from Ran Franrlaro yeaterday with IDS ton of freight for local merchant.. The pip line road haa been cleared of detraction cauaed by the late atornuv the men who had the work In hand having returned to the city. The funeral of the lata Mr. Lydii Ogllvle waa held yeaterday morning from the undtertaklng parlors and the Interment wa In Knappa cemetery. For Rent Threa room furnUhed for houeekeeplng. Inquire at Scully' hardware atore, Commercial ttrwet, be tween Ninth and Tenth. A few magnificent pro-Brucael art aquarr very allghtly damaged by water, at greatly reduced price. Beat general atock of furniture In the city. Price the lowest. 11. II, Zapf, the house furnisher. V, 8. Engineer office, Portland, Ore., March a, 1003. Seated proposal will be received here for 471,000 ton, more or less, atone, for eitenalon of jetty at mouth of Columbia river, Oreg.. and Wash., until 11 a. m , April SO, 1003. and then publicly opened. Inform lion on application. W. C. Langfltt, Capt. Engra. At last night' meeting of the Foreit er lodge Al Bhroeder, A. B. Dalglty and O. Uunderaon were appointed del egale for the grand court which meet here from Tuesday, May, 1 through the following Sunday. The program for the entertainment of the visitors ha not a yet been made out, but It will Include social and function of a like character. An excursion will be given on the last day, and It I thought It will be at Seaside, Oftl.e of t Q. M.j Vancouver Bar racks. Wash., March 25, 1903. Sealed proposals, tn triplicate, will be received her until 11 o'clock, a. in., April 24, 1WM, for furitldblng fuel at . military post In Hits tlcpurlirtrnt for fiscal year coimmnclnfj July 1, 1903. Information furnished hcie or by qnartcrnmtiter at post. United State reserve the right to reject or accept any or all propo al or any part thereof. Envelopes containing proposnla should be mark ed: "Proposal for Fuel at " ad dressed F. H, Hathaway, C. Q. M, Had No Jurisdiction. Juil McBrld ruled yeeterday In the circuit court at Bt. Helena that b bad no Jurisdiction n tha matter of accept nig the bond offered by Paddy Lynch He held .hat although transcript from the Justice oourt bad been filed In the court, yet the matter wa still tme for the Justice to handle, so It I still up to Judge Uoodman to accept of re1 Jed the bond offered, , Will Have Hearing Today Ale Olof. alia "Russian Ales," will have bearing this forenoon at 10 o'clock, before Justice of the Peace Goodman orr the charge of Illegal fish Ing. He wa arrested Wednesday aft' ernoon by Deputy Warden Webster, having been found with fish In bis (Kwaeuion. It I expected he will plead guilty In which event he will doubt. less be fined in tlio usual amount. J. Curtis will represent Olof, Fined for Illegal Fishing. Mark Mlnnkor wa yeeterday arraign ed In the court of the justice of the n-art m the s harg of Illegal fishing The prisoner plead guilty and wo fined ISO and fost. Mlnuker did not have thj neCDnnnry fund about him, but he assured the court tht he would ob tain the amount In Bvensen. where his home Is. He wa therefore placed un 1er A rioinlnnl bond and ronsible t't singer accompanied him - to Svenaen The offl.vr returned luter In the day having colltcted the money. . All Except the Boatride. The program adopted by the commit tee on the reception of President" Itooae velt during hi stay In Portland haa been approved by tha president, with the exception of the proposed ride from here to Knlnma on the Potter Friday morning. A telegram from Secretary Loeb to Maor Williams la a follow Program for Thuraday, May SI, satis factory. BUgevstlon that boat ride on the following morning I much appre ciated, but It I thought beat under the circumstance to leave Portland by train according to schedule. No pro gram whatever ahould be arranged for FrIJay -morning. William Loeb Jr. secretary." Hermann Losing Ground. A look at the situation shows that Ulnjrcr Hermann la not the formidable candidate for congressman a hi ar dent friend have all along proCced him to bo. There are two strong men from Marlon, Oatch.aud Davcy. atrlv- Ing for the leadership of that county, either of whom la no weakling; Bron- well ha itrong followers and there are other possibilities looming up. Aside from all this Lane county Is becoming divided In It, support of Hermann which make It very uncertain that he will carry the vote of that county' delegation. This 1 unfortunate for Hermann, but other candidates are by no mean cast down by the turn of event. Port of Tillamook. The Port of Tillamook commission was organised for the purpose of look ing fter ihe Interest of the port, and I acting In conjunction with the gov ernment engineers for the Improvement of Houuarton alough, which la at the head of navigation on Tillamook bay The whole of the freight bundles for the major part of Tillamook county has to come In by woy of the slough, which I often interferred with on account of piling up and delaying the coast steamer. The aim of the commission Is to induce the engineers .to cut a straight channel and to deepen It two feet from Tillamook city to Tillamook bay. Thla ha been a long-desired Im provement, and the present indication Is that the commission I likely to get this carried out In the near future. Drummer Temperance Evangelest One of the paH.)igr on the steamer Alliance on her last trip from Marsh' field" wa W.' A,' Crane,; known aa the drummer temperance evangelist. Mr Crane represent a Chicago publishing house, working on a" salary, and Js deeply Interested in 'temperance work, In which he engage wherever he goes. While in Murshfleld Mr. Crane estab lished a coffey club-house which ha proven very popular with the young men. Said Mr. Crane: "I am no fanutlc, but a plain business man. I have no enmity against any man, what ever his business, but only friendship iinl love. That love and on earnest gratitude Impella me to hold out to other men the hand which pulled me from the gutter." Mr. Crane, an nounce meeting at the Methodist church during next week. Will Take Charge on April I. deorge Uhler, the newly appointed iu pervUIng Inspector-general of steam vessels, w4l take charge of hi office April 1. One of Mr. Uhler' plans Is to get the right kind of material to All vacancies In the, service. Appontments have heretofore been made from an el igible list procured by the civil .service commission a the result of a system of examination that was satisfactory to Mr. Dumont; but that doe not com up to the Idea of Mr, t'hlT, n to what I required. This (1st will be de. strayed and a new one will be obtain ed by examination prepared by Mr. Uhler And the civil service commission. When till new list I ready the men who are considered Incompetent will be weeded out of the service. r Derelict li a Sealer. A dispatch from Aberdeen say that tha Identity of the mysterious derelict which has been menacing navigation off the Oregon coast, ha at last been discovered. Captain Smith, of the schooner Dauntless, which arrived a Aberdeen Sunday, came across fhe ve. sel, and with hi crew went on board of her. : She proved to be the sealer Geo. W. Pruscott, from Vancouver, B. C She wa water-logged, and ber mast and bowsprit ha1 been blown away, and her cabin tav In. They found tor but no cargo, The Prescutr ciew had evidently made an effort to t the ship on fire before abandoning her, but the effort proved futile. The crew from the Dauntless mad a sim ilar effort, but without success, because of the derelict being so badly water logged. Civil Service Revised. Under the revision of the civil service rules, to take effect April 1, announced Wednesday, the classified service Is ex tended to all positions which are sub ject to-cuassflcatlon under the civil ser vice act. The classified service here after will embrace all places which are not mere laborer or workmen, or are not subject : to confirmation by the senate. The number' of place ex cept! from examination ha been re duced, omitting large.number of pri vate secretaries and confidential clerk, although two private secretaries are. al lowed to all heads of ' department Shipping commlssoner, various super intendents, engineers .examiner and mlncelluneou position also have been made subject to examination. Tempor ary appointment wilt be restricted both In number and duration. Hanging In Portland. A. L. fielding will be hanged In Portland this morning. The con demned man la bearing up well under the awful (train and It I not thought at all likely that he will break down when the last hour come. He haa been measured for a black suit of clothes to wear on the scaffold and was very fas tidious that the clothes should fit and be it proper make, an attention to de tails which la not Infrequently observed by men condemned to die. Sheriff Storey I being flooded ,mith requests for Invitation to attend the execution but care la being observed In Issuing them. That official haa announced hi Intention to permit medical students to be present and o far they all express ttwniselv.'S willing to profit by the op portunity. The hanging of Beldlng will be the lost to occur .In Portland.' as hereafter the new law compelling exe cutions to take place in Salem, will be in force. The crime of Beldlng wa a peculiarly brutal on. He murdered hi wife, mother-in-law and a man whom he believed to have paid atten -Hon to Mr. Beldlng. He also (hot hi wife' father, but the old man re- covr?d from hi wdunds.- THE NEW CUP CHALLENGER. The English people are very persist ent In their effort -to recapture the cup which the American have held for so many years. Another attempt is to be made In the summer, and to that end a challenger 1 beng built. which 1 claimed will have more speed than those ustd in the past. The re sult will be watched with considerable Interest by both aide. There haa al io been much Interest manlftesd by the public In tha marvellous success mode by the celebrated Hostetter'a Stomach Witter during tha past SO year. It ha established a record of curs unequalled by any other remedy of such ailment a heartburn, btlcR- Ing, indigestion, dyspepsia, constipa tion, Insomnia, nervousness or spring fever. If you are e, sufferer we urge you to try a bottle at once. J NOTICE. : : TO LOGGERS, MILLMEN, SHIP- CHANDLERS AND FOUNDRY MEN. Private bid for the following ma terial will be received at the office of the undersigned agent, up to noon of April 15, 1903. On the condition that payment la to be made In cash on de livery. The right la reeerved to re ject any and all bids. Bid should specify clearly what portion is being bid for. i 2000 feet Hercules extra plough steel Ire, rope 1 1-1 In dla 1-19 t. 2000 feet plough steel 1 1-8 In dla 6-19 strand - ' . 2000 feet plough steel hoisting 1 1-8 in din 4-10 strand All the above 1 practically new, well oiled and looked after. 2000 feet of econd-hand wire rope 1 3ft India. i Three (3) Mushroom anchor, average weight 8000 lb each. One (1) Ship anchor In good order, ! about 8009 ton. , . . . " ', ' f P. L. CHERRT, ' Agent German Bark "Alsternlxte," Aatorla. Ore., M.ch 25, 1903. ... j OPIUM EATER PASSES AWAY Coroner's Inquest Showed Tha He Had Been Intoxi cated. Frank Burn, the young man who wa found In an unconsclou state Wednesday night from the effect of eating opium, died yesterday morning at I o'clock In St. Mary's hospital with out having regained hi ense. The body wa taken to Pohl' undertaking rooms and last evening an Inquest was held to determine the cause of death. The coroner" Jury consisted of J. N Law (foreman), Otto Peterson, C. V. Brown, Phil Hadden, Alex Gilbert and F. P. Moody. " Nothing developed by Investigation to show why deceased ate the opium. other than that he wa Intoxicated at the time. Tbe evidence, brought for ward, did not show that he had been drinking heavily on the night when his fatal condition wa discovered, but It wa very evident that be had been. in a emi-mtoxlcatfd condition for some day. Tbe vsrdlct, therefore, was that deceased cam to bi death by an over dose of opium, furnished by parties un known, and that, the opium, was taken while deceased Was in an Intoxicated condition. . Little, practically nothing. Is known of Bums here. He was without means and at the time of hi death had only 30 cent upon his person. An envel ope wa found In one of his pocket ad dressed to A. E. Bourquln, Los Angel es, tn care of the Soldier Home. .. . Burn Is not thought to be the real name of deceased, but it la believed he I the son of Bourquln, he having told one of the witnesses that such wa the case. tjist night Coroner Pohl wired to the address and nntll sufficient time is giv. en to receive a reply, the body will be held. PERSONAL MENTION! ) 4 J. F. Sale of Knappton is in the city, Dr. Burle is spending today In Port land. Mis Ruth Garner went to Portland last night. Mis Madge Sovey I vsltlng tn Port land today. Mrs. Sabine waa jver yesterday from Warren ton. - H. M. Brmeford went- vp to Port land last evening. Jack Wallingford was over from the west side yesterday. Mis Callle Munson of Sklpanon vis- ted here yesterday. Miss Rose Kindred was here from Warrenton yesterday. - Miss Maud Stone returned last nght from ft visit to Portland. Mrs. Wilkenson and Mis Thomas re turned last night from Portland. ' Mis Esther Carlson Is visiting Fred . Johnson and wife for a few days. Mr. and Mr. B. H. Robberson ar rived last night from the sound, via Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Callender were passengers for Portland on last night' train. Mr. J. W. Townsend of Warrenton, who ha been ill for the past two weeks I greatly Improved In health. Judge W. H. Bloomfleld and wife wont over to Long Beach yesterday to spend a week by the wild waves. Prosecuting AttorneyAIlen and Judge Winton attended court at St. Helens yesterday, returning last evening. . William Edgar who wa seriously 111 Wednesday night and early yesterday, wuh reportsd last nght to be much bet ter. L, L. Bush, the well known oyster man of Shoalwater bay, was in Astoria yesterday, and left for Portland last evening. D. M. Stuart, vho has been on an extonied visit with his parents at Pipe stone, Minn., , Is expected home In a day or two. , 4 5 Prof. Fred J. Mendil and wife, bound for Nehalem, and Henry Vahlslng are passengers on the Sue H. Elmore this morning. Mr. Vahlslng expect to start a restaurant in Tillamook. BIRTH NOTICE. To Mr. and Mr. E. J. Stephens, Mother and a nine-pound daughter, child doing well. Hats Trimmed Free Mrs. Ingleton has Just opened a fine line of spring hats and flowers, with wahts. white skirt ad muslin under wear. Pompadours and hair switches, and all kinds of ladles and children's furnshtng good at sale prices. Welch block, Astoria, Ore. Notice to Friends of Organized Labor. All union men and friend of organ ised labor ar hereby notified that the San Francisco Oyster House is again declared UNFAIR. Cook and Walters' Union. : ' A. J. Baffki, President. .; . . 8. M. Gallagher, Sec. I Ai, Ai. 'ViW lO'.t; iAJJ TV- I Are not more advantageous to careful bnjera than the genuine ralnes and honest prices we offer onr pat ron every day in the year. Utir stock is an assem blage of the. most amazing money saving opportunities the shoppers of this city ever saw, when you come to compare real values and dependable every day service. Here are a few pointers for yon. HOSIERY With the nobby low shoes to be worn this summer, the most highly finished Hose In Mack, plain o r mixed color will be greatly In de mand. Here are some of our new arrivals. Ladle black lisle, fancy ribbtd . hose, with assorted shade of embroidery work on ankle, price per pair.. 45c Ladies cluster ribbed Mack lisle ho4e, with silk embroidered boots, full finished 60c Price per pair 50c and CORSETS ' VfQ Royal Worcester . New Models In the BON TON and SAPPHIRE Beautifully finished ' and ex tremely shapely and comfortable Dip Hip and Princes for over broad figure, and the "Dowag er", for stout one. They have arrived Just In time for you be-' fore having your Easter gown made. " . ' . ". A splendid showing of the most novelties for spring buying. If will not ask for your trade. &f)e A. DUNBAR CO. 566 Commercial SI 'Phone 1331 "m'mmmmlmmmmmmmmmm mm sssXsasi Maaaaaaaan FOR THE FISHING SEASON- Fishermen who need Fishboat Oars, Boat Stoves, Clocks, etc., should first see our stock and examine prices. Full assortment. FOARD & Astoria ' ASTORIA HOTEL Newly Refitted and Purnltaned Good Table, Comfortable Rooms, ileas , , enable Rates and Courteous Treatment. JACK DENCK 217 Seventeenth Street, Near NEW ARRIVALS In Late and Desirable Assortment ' DRY GOODS AND FOOTWEAR Come in and see. What you buy here is good and t the prices are right General Store, Corner of Bond and Eleventh Streets. 1 , u. : V. H. COFFEY NEW STYLE CHOP HOUSE P P. PETERSON, Proprietor BEST ARRANGED EATING HOUSE IN ASTORIA EVERYTHING THE MARKET AFFORDS Blevettth Street 1 Ladies black Hale lace front hose great assortment of pattern all full finished, with high- spliced bet Is . Prce per pair .... 50c Ladies fine lisle with plain top and' lace boots, an elegant as sortment. Cfr Price per pair .. ...... New Jewelry No toilet complete without a long lorgnette cban. To ar large line of coral and bead chain have bed added some ex ceedingly dainty white pearl one Price 2Sc to 12. New Pearl Goods Fashionable designs In cuff pins waist sets, stick pin, belt, broach and lace pins. New Belt Buckles French and sterling silver In captivating new designs, large and small sixes. popular fabric and the most striking our qualities and price don't talk we STOKES CO. . Ore. - Proprietor Commercial, Astoria, Ore. Astoria