ASTOKIA, OREGON, ' TUESDAY, MARCH ' 31, 1903.
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Portland. March 20. Oregon and 4
4 Washington Omlgiial rain.
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WantedA girl for houeework at 264
Sixteenth (treet
Bend In your order for Wyoming
coal. g. Elmor A Co.
four up-to-date barber at the Occt
dent. You don't hav to wait.
Wyoming coal, TIUS HOUSE CO AU
Send order to 8. Elmor 4V Co.
Ring up Red 1074 for Th. Frederick-
con of 2071 Bond atrwt. for reliable
fiiano tuning.
Mr. Raimuaaen will do up lace cur
tain to your Mtltfactlon. Leav or-
der at Oregon bakery. .
You will alway find th beet 15e
meal In th city at th Rlalng Bun re-
taurant, No. lit Commercial atreet
You will thank u for reminding you
that our headache tablet never full, or
If they do, we return your money
Ctiarle Rogwe, drugghtt.
For Rent Thre room furnletitd for
housekeeping. Inquire at Scully1
hardware (tore, Commercial (tmet, be
tween Ninth and Tenth. :
Plumbing out of Joint? Need torn
tlnwork? Ring up No. 1031 for John
A. Montgomery, 42S Bond itreet, who
will promptly attend your want with
the latect sanitary plumbing fixture
and moit kllful workmanihlp. Tin
ning, gaadttlng and heating.
Office of C, Q, M., Vancouver Bar
rack, Wain March II, 190J.-flealed
VtopovMla, In triplicate, will be received
her until 11 o'clock, a, m., April 14,
1003, for clearing ground at Fort Btev
nl, Oregon. Information furnlnhed
her or by ijuartermaater at poet, V.
f I..U.M. . A wink Ia Wldnl n, h.
vcept any or UI proposal or any part
thereof. Envelope containing propox
ate ihould b narked: "Proposal for
clearing ground at Fort Steven, Ore
gon," nddreeaed F. H. Hathaway, C.
Q. M.
GO-CARTS
AND .
60 BASKETS
Cushion Tires,
and Automobile
Gears. Some
thing New.
, Sole Agents for . the
ORIOLE GO-BASKET
CHARLES HEILB0RN, 8 SON
590-592 Commercial Street
a dozen
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Ikwt munlral Inairumcnt and ltet
periodical at Ovenavn' Book More,
Th welleet chop In the city,
artlit at th Pala.e balli.
SIX
For Rent Three furnished room for
housekeeping. 434 Bond street
Easter noveltle and choice
book at th Little Book store.
late
Subarrlb for The Morning Ailorlan
It Is full of new, and worth th price
Th steamer Hue II. Elmor, with
cargo and passenger for Tillamook la
till barbound In Astoria.
The contract on th Troy laundry I
finished and tht contractor returned to
hi home In Portland last evening.
Th carpet, ruga, chair,, (hades,
picture and .down of other thing
you need for spring housekeeping can
be selected with profit and satisfac
tion from th tasteful stock of H. H
Zapf. th house furnisher,
U. S. Engineer office, Portland, Or.,
March SS, 101. ' Sealed proposal will
be received her for 471,000 ton, mor
or less, slon-for extension of jetty at
mouth of Columbia river, Oreg., and
Wash., unlit 11 a. m April 10. IMS,
and thon publicly opened. Informa
tlon on application. W. C, Langfltt,
Capt. Engr. ,
Crepe paper napkin are cheaper and
far mor convenient than linen. We
hav Just received a lot of choice nov
eltle In this line. Ornamental nap
kin, specially designed for card part
le. ping-pong partlea, tea parties,
musical?, and floral and patriotic de
signs, The price I t down for Be.
Johnson Bro.
Office of C. Q. M., Vancouver Bar.
rack, Wash., March !S, 1001. Sealed
proposals. In triplicate, will be received
her until 11 o'clock, , m., April 14.
IPOS, for furnishing fuel at military
pout In till department for fiscal year
commencing July 1, J 90S. Information
furnished her or by quartermasters at
post. United State reeerve th right
to reject or accept any or all propo-
ala or any part thereof. Envelope
containing proposal should be mark
ed: 'TrOposal for Fuel at " ad
dreased F. H. Hathaway, C. Q. M.
felt
me
Bridge Assured.
,Th county court " ha received tht
plan ubmlttcd to h war department
for tht Tounf bar brldf with th
tamp of approval. Tht 70-foot draw
will bo permitted ai doalrod. The tm-
tnlloncr court will convert tomor
row when th matter of calling for bid
will b taken up. Th brllo I to be
located at ft point about four mile
from Aatorl. f - f :
Dropped Her Propeller.
Early yeitenlay afternoon th Major
Guy Howard, the new quartermaater'a'
department steamer, dropped her pro
pllcr while lying slongNlde of the A,
A C. R. It. dixit. The srew had be.
coma looafned and effort wa being
made to tighten It at the time th ac
cident occurred. The .propeller sank
In 21 feet of w iter and ha not been re
covered. V
Remonstrance Filed.,
Interested taxpayer are opposed to
th construed n of the propoted sewer
on Klghtee.ith street 'and yesterday
filed a remonstrance, to that effect In
the offlc of City Auditor Anderson.
The only property owners who names
were not attached to th document are
out of town,, The .remonstrance sets
forth (hat the sewer would not be a
permanent Improvement and thatwhlle
entailing expense, would be of no es
pecial benefit to anyone.
. Palmberj Gets Contract
Yesterday afternoon the committee
on public property opened up bid for
the construction of a workshop and
toolliouse to be used by the itreet sup
erintendent. Th following were re
ceived: C. O, Palmberg, 1174; Julius
Jacobaon, 100; William Miller, 1225.
The contract wa awarded to Mr. Palm
b-jrg. Frevlou to the call for bid.
th city lurveyor had mad an etl
mate of the coat, which wa 1175 one
dollar higher than the u,ccesiful bid.
Defendants DiKharjed.
In the case of the atat of Oregon
v H.'B. Parker and E.P.Parker, cal
led yesterday morning In th court of
the Justice of h peace, It wa shown
by th testimony there was no Intent
to vl'iUt the close fishing season law,
so th defendants were discharged
There -a no evidence submitted to
show that defendants had negotiated to
obtain flan, or (hat they were awsre a
salmon waa In the house, so th court
deemed It unjustifiable to hold them
to th charge.
Big Logging Enterprise.
Logging operation on a lurge scale
are to be carried on at th Cascade
near Washugel. A tin of railroad, 1
mile In length. Is now being put In and
a large -lam will be built on Texas
creek and other movements of a like
nature are on foot to make the enter
prise a gigantic one. The territory
to be worked 1 In th Washington
burnt dletrlct, but the company I com
posed entirely of Oregon capital, Hen
ry Lynch of Warrenton I employed on,
th proposed railroad and he has been
vlaltlng her for a few day. He will
go to Portland today.
Debaters Elect Officers.
At last night- meeting of the Aetorla
Llt'rary and Debating society the fol
lowing officer were elected to serve
for the ensuing term. A. A. Cleve
land, president; Thomas Nelson, vice-
president; V. CUishop, secretary; D.
L. Oerde. treasurer; Thoa. Bush, ser
geant. An Interesting debate wa con
ductd at last night' session on the
maintenance of institution of learn
Ing at the expense of the state and
many valuable point were evolved.
The subject for the next meeting Is
"Resolved, That socialism, as put into
practice, would destroy the ambitions
of the Individual." . . ,
Logging Operations, ;
One of the 13-ton logging engines " for
the Bremner Logging company was un
loaded from the car at thei Flavel
wharf yesterday and will be placed on
a aeow today by Wm, Miller for trans
portation to the camp near Young
river fall. Complete material "for
the two mile of road ar expected to
arrive from Detroit about May 1, in
cluding a locomotive and car. - The
expenditure for the road will amount to
about 130,000. Actlv logging opera
tion are expected to commence in
about three months, by which time the
road 1 to be ready for business and
three engine will be at work In the
wood.
111 OFFICES ARB OPEH
to two qlaasea of persons: book.
keeper, and itenographer. W hav
not bean able for month past, to at
the demand on u for balp. Quality
oouata that is" why our graduate are o
competent, and why so many of than
are In position. Verily, It pays to attend
our school. Open all th yri atudeata
admitted at any ttm; catalogue tre. '
PORTLAND BUSINESS COULBCB
-s PORTLAND, ORKOOR '
a. r. AJuuntOKa, u, mraanu
The Best Talen
of the country Is drawn into
buainest . by the rewards oi
success in commercial life.
The shortest path to success
is open to the seller the
advocate of trade. I desire to
secure a few of the best sellers
obtainable, men of character
and ability who can interest
those who buy investmen
securities.
In writing give your age,
occupation and bank reference.
All IcUers Ireetc) h strictly confidential
GEORGE T. DEXTER,
Sprltee4ent f OeaiMtie Asemiss,
fa Mittaal Lift) Imwssm CempMy f Hm Vrfc,
22 Nene gtrast, New V.rk, H. V,
Death of Halfdan Schistad.
Halfdaa Schistad died at St. Mary
hospital on Sunday morning last after
an Illness of two weeks with typhoid
fever.. The funeral services will be
conduct M at the Methodist church at
10.30 this morning by .Rev. 11. Oberg
The funeral party will take the train
at Eleventh street at U:2& for Ocean
View cemetery, the place of Interment
Deceased waa IS - years of . age ; and
the eldest of five brothers. He was a
nephew of Peter J. ' Schistad, with
whjm he was visiting, and who did
all that could be don for him during
his Illness. HI home Is In Vadso,
Norway where hi father Is a govern.
ment flh commissioner, 'and from
whence he came lust November to visit
and to acquaint himself with the bus
iness tnd'way of thl Country. He wa
a young man of bright promise, having
laid th foundation for a thorough te
chnlcal and classical education In the
schools of his home land. His purpose
wa to hav become a civil engineer,
To lay down hi IK in thl far-away
place I very sad, and will be a blow
to hi parent, who anticipated for
him a brilliant career.
Want the County Seat
A vlg.irou effort I being made both
by Rainier and Clatskanie to secure the
removal of the seat of government of
Columbia county from historic St. Hel
en to one of those town. , The slate
Grange recently held. In Rainier wa
made th occasion of a big demonstra
tion with aasye to county seat honor.
Everything vas tree all day for the
large crowd 'n attendance, and Rainier,
which la a hustling, growing little city,
made a good showing. Clatskanie ha
organlxed a Push club for the purpose
of pressing Its campaign, and a com
mlttee already ha a good subscription
started for a courthouse fund to be of.
fered as a bonus for Its selection, A
special election will be held shortly to
make choice between the present Iocs
lion and the two aspirant.
. Will Be Good Institute. ;
School teacher ar looking forward
with interest to the approaching insti
tute to be held on the 4th 7th and 8th
of May. Among the educator who
will be present from abroad are State
Superintendent Ackerman, Prof. L. D.
Ressler, of Eugene and Prof, W. D.
Lyman, o fWhltman university. Prof.
Lyman, of Whitman university. Prof.
II. S. Lyman. The afternoon of
Thursday, the 7th, has been set aside
for an excursion to the Lewi and
Clark. Ros Nicholas of Portland, will
be present on that occasion and' will
give a Held study of birds. Mr,
Nicholas Is an expert bird man and It
I expected will give valuable pointers
a to the different specie Inhabiting the
section. During the afternoon spent
on the river the point made historic
al by the early explorer, will -be vis
ited. "
Leaves the Courthouse.
After a continuous icrvlce of nearly
nine years,. lUchard 0. Prael will sever
hi connection with the affair of the
county on April 4, and become manager
of the Prael & Cook Transfer company.
He served a deputy sheriff under Jos.
W. Hare during two term of office,
and with the exception of six month
In the clerk' office during the incunv
bency of Sheriff Williams, he ha been
In the position ever since. Mr. Prael
ha made a creditable record and a
host oft friends during hi official life!
He will be particularly missed by the
taxpayers of the county, as he has han
died the bulk of their money these
many yeavs. ' :
President Hammond Here.
A.' B, Hammond, president of the
ft C. R. R. company and of the Co
lumbia Rivar Packers' association, ar
rived in the olty yesterday. Mr. Ham
mond has lately recovered from a se
vere case of lagrlppe ' Hi vtalt at
this time doe not signify any radical
move In the Astoria program, his bus
iness being largely of a private na
ture, i Be wlH look over hla varied In
terest and meet the - officer - of the
companies over which he preside with
ance with the work of the year and
to give direction to certain affair r
quiring' It.
PERSONAL MENTION. ,
,
C R. More (pent yesterday In Port,
land.' ' ;
Frank Spittle went to Seaside yester
day.
Fred Moore the Lewi and Clark log.
ger wsi In town yesterday.
Mis Cora Turner of South Bend,
Wash., Is yisltlng relatives. In Astoria
Mr. Tho. Ryrie goes to Portland
thl morning for a visit of a few day.
Rudolph Prael and wife of Portland
spent Sunday with 'hi mother In Astor
ia.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Fox la quite illjrlth Inflamatory rheu
matism. . . .
Prof. O. A. Thornton is spending
part of hi vacation In Astoria with old
friend.
J. F. Sale, who ha been visiting
relatives at Prospect park returned to
Astoria lasT-fcvenlng. , . ' '
D. M. Stuart arrived home last ev
ening from an extended visit with his
father-m-law In Minnesota. 7r
Miss Cora Nagoon of Sklpanon left
last evening for Markham, Wash..
where she will reside hereafter.
Mrs. James W. Hare and children
leave today to Join Mr. Hare in Seat
tle when they will reside In the fu
ture. '
H. Michael Mayer, familiarly known
to his frljnds as "Pete, returned last
night from a two day visit In Port
land. Superintendent Lyman went to Clat
sop lost evening. He will visit sev
eral of the county school before re
turning.
Mr. and Mr. George Casbell have
returned to their home In Knappa from
England whre thjy spent the winter
month,
Dr. August C. Kinney Is on a trip to
Salt Lake and Denver for the purpose
of taking a much needed rest. He will
return about April 10th.
Mrs. J. C. Trulllnger' condition wa
more favorable yesterday than for
some days, and hope are entertained
for her ultimate recovery. .
N. Marra ha returned from Oregon
City whee he went to attend the fun
eral of hla father. Hi mother, who
wa also quite 111, 1 improving.
Mr. Frank P. Kendall and Mr. Wll
son of Oakland, Calif., spent Sunday
at the Kendall cottage and at Seaside,
and yetserday with friends InAstoria.
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Holden, parent
of Rev. O. M. Holden of this city, were
passengers on the Columbia to San
Francisco on Sunday, destined for
Iowa.
Attention, Members B. P. O.t.
You are requested to be present at
the regular session to be held this
(Tuesday) evening, as business of im
portance 1 to b transacted and the
regular annual election of officer 1
to be held. John E Gratke, E. R.
F. J. Carney. Secretary
Hats Trimmed Free
Mr. Ingle ton has Just opened a One
line of spring hats and flower, with
waists, white skirt and muslin under
wear. Pompadours and hair switches,
and all kinds of ladle and children's
furnshlng good at sale price. Welch
block, Astoria, Ore.
TO THE TRADE. '
Having secured the "El Symphonic
all Havana cigar I can sell these la
four size at Portland price. Also the
'Sailor Prince, a union-made nickel
cigar, giving 100 free with each pur
chase of 1000. Better than the Owl or
export. Another nickel cigar, Oie
Oota. 50 frae with ach 1000. Also the
Flor de Madrid," or "General Arthur"
(Concba size).
SIS Commercial St P. A. Trulllnger.
, NOTICE.
TO LOGGERS, MILLMEN, SHIP-
CHANDLERS AND FOUNDRY
1 '" MEN. A
Private bids for the following ma
terlal will be received at the office of
the undersigned agent, up to noon of
April IS, 1903. On the condition that
payment 1 to be made In cash on de
livery. The right Is reseerved to re
ject any and all bids. Bids . should
specify clearly what portion is being
bid for. ..'
2000 feet Hercules extra plough Bteel
Ire rope 1 1-8 In dla 1-19 t. S
2000 feet plough Bteel 1 1-8 In dla 6-19
strand ; . :
2000 feet plough steel hoisting i 1-8 in
dla 0-19 strand
AU the above Is practically new, well
oiled and looked after. . . . r -
2000 feet of second-hand wire rope
3 8 In dla.
Three (S) Mushroom anchors, average
weight 8000 lbs each.
One (1) Ships anchor In good order,
about 5000 pound. ,
- P. L. CHERRT,.S.
Agent German Bark "Alsternlxle;"
Astoria. Ore., March 25, 190S. -
Neatly printed atatlonery la a delight
to the artistic eye. The Astorian Job
Printing department doe that kind of
' Wash ;
Materials
They Are HereIn
Plain Sig'ht
And we are doing some unusual underprising on fine new spring
fabric. You cannotmatch the goods. Tou cannot match the price.
Our peclalty 1 to have what you want if you want th latest
White and colored wash dress materials of every
Kind, from the sheerest and daintiest organdie
to the most substantial gingham or percale.
Notice:
Pique novelties in brocaded stripes and 7C
figures, 25c, 40c, 50c and .. . DQ
Mercerized Oxfords, all choice colors,
25c, 35c, 50c and . . . OUC
SilK ginghams, with beautiful silK luster
comes in plain colors, lace stripes ffX
and woven effects, per yd 50 ana XJKJQ
Unique In design, endless In variety. Cumrpaaaed In Beruty. Noth
ing more durable In color or fabric. Values cannot be 'duplicated for
the same money.
GhQ A. DUNBAR CO.
500 Commercial SL ,
FOR THE nSHING SEASON 1
Fishermen who need'Fishboat
Oars, Boat Stoves, Clocks, etc.,
should first see our stock and
examine prices. Full assortment.
FOARD (SL STORE CO.
Astoria - . Ore.
ASTORIA HOTEL
Newly Refitted and Furnished
. C - " ' ' ' '
Good Table, Comfortable liooms, lieas
, onable Rates and Courteous Treatment.
JACK DENCK
2H, Seventeenth Street, Near
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NEW ARRIVALS
- - In Late and Desirable Assortment - '
DRY GOODS AND - FOOTWEAR
' Come iu and. see. What you buy here is good and .
" . the prices are right. General Store, Comer of Bond
and Eleventh Streets. . ; , ,',
y. H. COFFEY
iv
NEW STYLE CHOP HOUSE
' PP. PETERSON, Proprietor
BEST AIUUNGKD EATING HOUSE IN ASTOEIA
EVERYTHING THE MARKET AFFORDS '
Blevetith Street
'Phone 1331
- Proprietor
Commercial, Astoria, Ore.
J3
a view to a more intimate acquaint
printing. ,