ASTORIA. OREGON, TUI5DAT, MAY 10, 190.1.
VIM "THE GOOD FOOD"
Vim supplies a long felt want. Old people
suffering from lndlgestton find In', Vim a
food that balldi up the lost tissue, restores
both body and mind to youthful vigor.
TWO PACKAGES FOR 25 CENTS.
KOSS, HIGGINS & CO.
TI1I3 TIDES FOR MAY
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Sunday . -. .fio urn t.t Sunday 7. . o i:ii " i:ia i.i
Monday . ... 11 0:16 1.4 1:16 t.t Monday ... .11 7:09-0,1 T:0& 1.1
Tuesday . . ...la :ftl 1.4 1: T.O Tu.aday ... .12 7:46-0.1 7:42 1.0
Wednesday . ..11 1:14 l.t 1:14 (.1 Wednesday ... 13 1:10 0.0 1:19 S.f
Th.im.Uy . . .14 1:00 1.0 1:14 I.I Thursday . , . 14 l;l 0.1 1:61 1.4
1-Yldtty IS 1:19 7.1 1:4 1.7 Friday 16 1:14 0.6 l:l 1,1
Haturdsy ,...! I;0J 7.1 4:IS 1.1 Saturday . . ..ID 0:66 0.1 10:07 I.I
HUNlMr . , . 17 1:41 T.l 6:0(t I.I 8UNDAY , . .1710:10 1.110:66 l.t
Monday . . . . II 4:19 .1.7 l:6 I.I Monday . . ..1X11:10 1.4 11:61 1.7
TUMday . . . . 19 1:18 l.t 1:41 I.I Tuesday . . ,.19 11:66 1.7
Wednesday . ..10 t:M . 7:40 7.0 Wedni-sday . .. 10 0:64 1.4 11:46 1.0
Thursday . . . 11 7:67 1,9 1:31 7.1 Thursday , . .11 1:01 I.I 1:46 1.1
Friday . , . .. SI 9:10 1.1 9:20 7.7 Friday 13 1:06 1.1 1:44 1.1
Saturday . . ..2110:11 1.1110:01 1.1 Saturday . . .11 4:01 1.1 1:44 1.7
When Four of Your Friends
Go to St. Louis to the
WORLDS FAIR
Thn you will say; "Why didn't I buy my clothing, hats, shirt, etc.
New Cannery v.:
To Be Built
Local Parties Preparing To En
gage In Business of Pack
ing Sardines
at Wbto't. and get a chance to go V
Hod you not btttr think of It NOW f Wine baa tha largest and
flnt assortment of mon'i and boy goods.
Wis baa ont prle for aU.
I
Wise trtata all of bit customers RIOHT.
Wis glvea you a chanco with every HO al.
Bay your amall sale check until you have 110 wortb together.
It paya to trad with
HERMAN WISE
(56a Reliable Clothier and Hatter
A party of locol capitalist is
now preparing to organize a com
pany for the purpow of engaging
in the btminessof packing sardinw.
The men Htippoaod to be in the
deal are very reticent, declining
to give out any of tlio details of
the enlerprwe, hut it was learned
yesterday that there would be six
men in the organization, and that
the capital stock would be in th
neighltorhood of $2o,000, .
Just where the cannery will be
located cannot yet bo ascertained.
It is rejKirled that several sites
have been offered here aud else
where on the northwest coast, and
a decision as to the location is said
to still be pending. It is thought
probable, however, that the can
nery will be located here.
Tliero is at present but ons sar
dine cannery on the coast that
puts up v a first-class quality of
fish. This caunery is located at
San Pedro, and the demand for
its product is far in excess of the
supply. The local concrn will
aimjto pack "only the very hiho-l
grade of fish, and the intending
stockholders look for a ready mar
ket.
At San Pedro the cannery com
pany sends its boats out to sea to
secure its supplies of fish, and the
same method will be employed
here. Sardines are to be had
nearly the entire year outsido the
river, whilo the runs in the river
nst only for a few weeks at a time,
t is the intention of the 'Astoria
company to install colu-storHge
acilities, so that advantage can be
taken of heavy runs. .
It was learned yesterday that
the company would be incorpor
ated within a week or ten days,
when details of the scope of the
the undertaking will doubtless be
made public. '
Mot M At lloflr ."
Mod it l'ouitaln
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Band In your orders
coal. 8. KImor A Co,
for Wyoming
Fishermen:
palls, 40 centi,
Dlxlo Queen, In I6-01.
P. A. Trulllnger.
Tha "wellest shop In tha city,
artist at the Pala: baths.
BIX
New stock of fancy goods Just trrlv
ed at Yokohama Basaar. Call and see
the latest novelties from Japan.
Tou will always And the best ISc
meal In (he city at the Rising Bun res
taurant, No. Ill Commercial street.
Pure and wholesome Ice cream, 16 c
a pint. Delicious Ice mam soda and
confectionery at Tang's candy store.
Mrs. Edward Hotntse, S73 Franklin
avenuo, wishes muslo pupils. Beginners
only accepted. Special attention to
Angering and time.
Established 1876.
NOW THAT
HOUSE CLEANING
Established 1876.
TIME
Is at its height we desire to call your
attention to our line of
RUGS, CARPETS, MATTINGS
AND LINOLEUMS.
WE CAN SURELY PLEASE YOUi
GIVE US A TRIAL.
CHARLES 1IEILB0RN 8 SON
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!;:-.-...,.;-? M903.
to the expectation of builder and
owner The Cora is 45 feet in
length and is one of the prettiest
launches on the river. Sho is
equipped with ft 19 -horsepower
Union gasoline engine and has
been built for passenger trade.
She is owned by Struck mcier &
Ilorton, of Stella, Wash., who will
run her between Oak Point, and
Stella and Maygcrs, to connect at
the latter place .with the Astoria
rain. The Cora cost her owners
about (2800. Sho developed a
speed of 10 miles an hour on her
trial yesterday. The new launch
will leave up for Stella this morn
ing and immediately go on the
run across the Columbia.
Tho launch built by Mr. Leath
ers for the Washington state fish
commissioner will shortly be com
pleted. The work of building the
house is now under way. Mr,
Leathers expects to havo her
ready for service by the middle
of June. This boat cost $2700.
The steamer Volga has been on
the ways at Leathers' yards for
the post few weeks receiving a
thorough overhauling. Repairs
to her have been completed and
sho will resume , her work as
a cannery tender as soon as the
painters finish their work. The
Astoria Iron works has also done
considerable repair work on the
steamer. '
ACTIVITY AT SHIPYARDS.
Several New ShiDS Are Under
Way At Leathers' Shop.
1903.
R. M. Leathers' shipyard pre
sents a scone of activity, and 11
men are steadily employed there
in the construction of boats. At the
present time Mr. Leathers is build
ing the new customs houso launch,
the contract for which was recently
mi t 1 i
awarded, ine seei was set up
last Friday and rapid progress is
being mode by the workmen
The contract calls for completion
of the boat by August 11, on
which date she is supposod to go
into sorvice. She will cost $ 10,
obo. .'
A steamer for tho Hume niil
will be started soon. The boat is
to be 77 feet in length and her
ull will be built by Mr. Leathers-
The engines will be mauufact
ured by the Astoria Iron works
The steamer Willi cost $12,000
and' will be built for speed and
power. ' ,: A :lr
The new steamer uora, a pro
duct of Leathers' shop, was tried
out yesterday. She fully came m
THIS VISITORS WON.
At A. F. C. park on Sunday after
noon the Cathlamet baseball team de
tented a local aggregation by a score
of I to 4, In a well-played game. The
Astorlan held down the visitors for
eight Innings, the score then being 4-4.
At the crttlcaLatage, however, the lo
cals went up In the air, and In the lost
Inning the vhdtors batted out two runs.
The game was Interesting throughout
and a large crowd saw K. Considerable
money changed hands on the result.
Nace Q mat. of the locals, made the
longest hit of the day. He sent a
scorcher In the direction, of third base,
but after be had made the ctrtult and
landed on the home plate the umpire
called It a foul. ' "' . .
City Council ,
Proceedings
Nelson' Bondsmen Released
And The Offer Of Mr. ,
BocK Rejected.
QHMiU LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS.
The grand encampment of Odd Fel
lows and the Rebekah assembly meet
in annual convention In Plrtland to
day. There Is no Odd Fellow encamp
ment here, but the local lodge will be
represented at the grand lodge which
commences Its session weanesraay
morning. The delegates to the Re
bekah aajeinbly from this city are Mlas
Clara Munson and Mlaa Adele Hanson,
while the delegates to the grand lodge
are James W. Welch, John Hahn and
Olof Anderson. The delegates to ne
convention will participate n Thurs
day's parade In honor of President
Rooaevelt, who will be In Portland on
that day. ,
SAWMILL FOR WARRENTON.
A resdent of Warrenton who was n
Astoria yesterday stated that the first
meeting of the cmpany recently Incor
porated to build a sawmill at Warren
ton had been . held on Frday. . The
opinion was expressed that the saw
mill wmld be built and that It would
be In running order within four months.
D, K. Warren Is one of the incorporat.
ora of the company. The mill If built
will have the effect of building up the
west side town.
HOW'S TOUR APPETITE?
Take It to the f oke Point Oyster HousO
on Eleventh street tot good treatment.
If you are not satisfied tfiere you are
a goner. The famous Toke Point Oys
ters in all styles. Broiled steaks. Best
coffee. Short orders. Private rooms.
Oyster suppers for parties a specialty.
NdlCET-rA. H. S. ALUMNI
A meeUng of the Astoria high school
alumni for the transacUon of Import
ant business will be held at M. Mc
Lean's residence Wednesday evening at
7:80 sharp. Geo. W. Barker.
S0R8SIS
. "shoes
Are made by a process of manufacture en
tirely its own. They wear better, hold theft
shape, and look well all the time. It is a
Sorosis claim that, " Once a Wearer, Always
a Wearer."
Made In every style, for every occasion,
and every season. An one price, $3.50.
Bona SraciAi. Hkd-mad styles took Custom DtrATMiwT,fc.oo,
- AMD UPWD.
If your denier doe. not keep them, send (or Klf-meaiurement
blank and copy of our new Novelette, containing a iplendid love .lory.
"The 8hrpue of Steele," by Julian Street, wUu.fire bcauUful
: lllnitratioua, AddreM.
BOKOSIB 8HOB CO., Nw Vosji, Boston, oa Lvnm, Mass.
At the re guar meeting of tbe council
lust evening an ordinance tossed
unanimously authorizing the release of
bondamcn August Danielson and Chaa,
E, Nelson on payment to the city of
13200 by the last named in full settle
ment of the amounts due on account of
the late Auditor Henry E. Nelson, i
The city attorney was Instructed
that In case the motion for a new trial
In the damage suit of Bo k vs. City of
Astoria was denied, to appeal the case
to the supreme court. This rejects the
offer of Mr. . Boek to compromise for
the sum of 12000. The circuit court
tin y allowed him 12500.50 damages, for
Injuria received by falling through a
utretft, whkh Is the verdict appealed
from, . ; ; "
A special committee presented the
names of Andrew Birch John. Hanson,
William 'tea ley and Parney Gallagher
as candidates for the. temporary off ice
of Inspector of new streets. By vote
the council selected Barney Gallagher
for the pcstttlon., -v.;:"'': ...
Retail liquor lloenese were granted
to Henry Diase and Manson k Tyberg.
Auditor and Police Judge Olof Ander
son was granted leave of absence from
May 20 to 27, to attend the session of
the grand lodge of Odd Fellow In
Portland,
The- petition of the Astoria Commer
cial club to be aUowed to construct an
overhead passage ' aoas Eleventh
street connecting the club rooms with
the old A. F. C. gymnasium, was
granted.1'
By Invitation A. Scherneckau address
ed the councU In behalf of the G. A.
R. asking that a block sufficient for
24 graves be set aside In the city cem
etery for the use of the Grand Army.
The petition was! referred to the com
mittee on public property, and the city
attorney with Indications of favorable
action by the committee.
Repair to the bell tower at No.":
engine house were authorised.
The audlUng committee reported ad
versely on the quarterly report of the
city treasurer, stating that it does not
comply wHh the provisions of the law
reznrdlna- porper exhibit of certain
trnsactlons. and. calls for outatand
In ir warrants when the general fund
contains as much as 11600, or any spec
tal fundtlOO.
" The committee on way and means
reported adversely on the petition of
the Astorlan Publishing company to
have the advertising contract for the
city printing with the Dally News an
nulled.
Resolutions were adopted creating as
sessment districts and directing the
board of gaaesstors to act accordingly
In making assessments for the Improve
ment of the following streets: Fifth
street, to cost 11415; Seventeenth
street. I20SI.4I; Fourteenth street, 1688;
Fourth street, 95; Cedar street,
$6,100; Seventh street, $1650; Fifteenth
direct. 1872: Bond street, 1275; Jerome
avenue. 1615; Fifty-first street, 11850,
and the Eleventh street sewer, costing
$450. ' .
Ordinances for the building of a sew
er on Eighteenth street and the Im
provement of a portion of Eleventh
street passed the third readllng, and a
communication was received from Dr
W. C. Logan stating that owing to the
opposition to the plan of filling
Eleventh street with earth from hlHs,
he would not press the matter fur
ther. ' v
In the matter of delinquent aaaegS'
ments for Grand avenue Improvement
It was decided that they must be col
lected, remitting only the 10 per cent
penalty.
Superintendent of Streets F. J. Rear
ney reported a number of streets which
won hadlv In need of rebuilding, and
recommended the use of crushed stone
City Attorney Smith performed the
same function In behalf of numer
ous sidewalks In need of repairs.
The following bills were allowed:
Central Meat market, $1.
Mrs. Scheels. 115.50.
Olof Peterson, $5.50.
Astoria Wood yard, $5.25.
J. P. Ltnehart, $2.
Clatsop Mill company. $6.25.
Astoria Box company, $54.60
Piael & Cook. $82.76.
Holmes & Selbert, $14.
Scholfleld & Haucke, $1.25.
Eagle Drug company. $1.05.
Jena H. Hanson, $1.10.
' A. Asp, $4.25.
I). Rierson, $15. ,
Fisher Bros. $11.46.
Sherman Transfer company, $9.
Foard & Stokes' company. $1.35.
Uppertown Transfer company, $9.75.
Astoria Electric company, $15.75,
A.'V. Allen, $22.13.
J. D. Robinson, $20.70.
Astoria Box company, $11.92.
.A. M. Smith. $3.26.
Astorlan Publishing company, $1.40.'
H. J. Wherity, $5. "
, Astoria Daily News, $113.42.
O. A. May, $1.75.
Clara Simpson, $4.30.
Charles Gibbons, $2.05. ;;
C. W. Holmes, $441.
The last Item is for a team of horses
for Are company No. I.
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TOWELS
For Everybody
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We have 109 dozen fine Turkish
towels, size 25x58, which we will
sell at 33 13 off just to see them
go. They are well worth the
regular price of three for $1.09.
Ton may have them at
cents
25
each
While they last. Come
in and see them.
I
fce.'A... DUNBAR CO.
DeliGaeiesfortheTaWe
The equal of our asortment of new and delicate edibles for the
table cannot be equalled elsewhere. Jellies and Preserves In
Glass, Lang' Fruit Catsup, S'methlug ne. Norwegian Kaucke
Bread, Fancy Cookie and Cakes, Paradise Soda Cracker Biscuits,
PUot Bread, etc. ,
FOARD & STOKES CO.
Astoria - - Ore".
IRON BEDS SOUND HARD
But they are the most sanitary, convenient and cheapest JQ fZ(
bedsteads you can use. We now sell them a low as .... ijp Vr
We have a suprlus of our spring - Carpet, Linoleum and
Mattings. To reduce stock we will sell at prices which all can afford.
Best qualities and styles. Buy quickly.
H. H. ZAPF - ThelHousefuraisher
630-4334 COMMERCIAL STREET
The Best Restaurant f
Rerular Meals, 25 Cents
Sunday Dinners a Specialty
Everythlnj the Market Affords
Palace Catering Company
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I The;,.;!
I Palace
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Jell-o is prepared In the . following
flavors: Lemon, orange, raspberry and
strawberry. For sale by Johnson Bros
U P HO LST BRING
iLJ-iJtJ-.-u--.uv.iace-wU'Uioga-c.-'-.' kxkukmo.-mMJ-'-!-'- rw .
Bring Tour . Orders to the
FURNITURE EMPORIUM
Everything for tho Ilouse.
New Store at 504-506 Bond Street
Adams $ Henning'sen
H OTP B JU PORTLAND
The Finest Hotel In the Northwest
PORTLAND, - - OREaON
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; Of New Zealand
W. P. THOMAS, Mgr., San Francisco.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS
Has been Underwriting on the Pacific Coast ovei twenty-two years.
SAMUEL ELMORE A CO., Agents, Astoria, Ore.