ASTORIA. OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1903.
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J nst the thing for flower gardens
PRICE, 10 CENTS EACH.
,Wc nl linve n lare stock of xruiil( ware uihI rrovker),
Itoyora A V ill liter, fitmou allvr-r Hlitto4 Hare.
ROSS. HIGGINS a CO.
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1:45 T.O :(o 7.7 Tuesday ..... I 0:06 1.7 11:16 1.0
7:05 4.6 7:4 7.1 Wednesday . .. 1 1:15 1.3 1:15 1.5
1:11 1.1 1:45 7.1 Thursday ... 4 1:18 1.9 1:11 1.0
1:14 1.4 1:17 1.1 Friday . . . . I 8:30 1.4 3:10 1.3
10:35 . 8 10:34 l.t Untur.lny . . .. 4:30 0.8 4:10 3.6
11:31 , 11:0(1 1.3 Hl'NIMY ... 7 8:2! 0.3 8:17 3.
......... 11:49 8.3 Monday .... 8 8:10 0.6 8:04 3.1
..Ui9 3.3 Tuesday .... 9 6:31 .0.3 6:80 3.3
1:04 6.9 Wednesday . .. 10 7:19 -0. 3 7:29 3.3
THE
On :
Light Colored muumrjioc
w .,; tusprie on straw bals
' ' ' " Ih end of each, season
when people don't want
Light Soft Hats ,
Light Stiff Hats Being overstocked oo II
All Straw Hats irii otr,r is
per ert reduction od ill
REDUCED IiBht colorwl mtt ,Dj
alilT felt h&U a well M
IfSSt on ill straw hat.
NOW, it lie tffgining
of the season when you
Per Cent. " "UM
I
HERMAN WISE
Uyo Reliable Clothier and Hatter
John L Bock
i . ,.;r. -, - ;
Is A Perjurer
. , ( su mil i i 'u u ' '- i -
Has Made A Practice Of Suing
Citlet For Alleged Damages.
Having secured the services of a nnit
claw upholsterer we are now prepared
to attend to all our order, promptly.
,Th best work at the least coat la our
.motto. Chaa. Hnllborn & Bon.
MmI Ma At ltoeHvr'a
mitit t'ounUIn ,
Orays river full cream cheeaa war
; ranted the beat on the ooait, Depot and
: aole agency at No 417 Bond ltreet, Bond
Street market. Wholesale and retail.
Rhubarb See Johnion Sroe.
Jell-o the dellcloua dessert, sold by
Johnson Hros.
Mrs, Edward Uelntse, 373 Franklin
avenue, wishes miulo pupils. Bogln
nors only accepted, Special altendon
to flngorlng and time.: . . . 4 '
Roslyn coal lasts longer, is cleaner
and makes lea troublt with stoves
and chimney flues than any other coal
on the market. George W, Snnborn,
agent. Telephone 1311,
Dr. Nellie Sinltl) Vernon, physician
and surgeon, has offices over Griffin's
book store, rooms 7 and 8.. Oft ice hours
10 to 12 a. m, and 1:30 to S p. m. Of
flee phone Ma.' 2411. Residence phone
Established 1876. Established 1876.
" NOW THAT
HOUSE CLEANING TIME
Is at its height we desire to call your
attention to our line of - -
RltS, CARPETS; MATTiNGS
AND LINOLEUMS;
WE CAN SURELY PLEASE YOU.
GIVE.US A TRIAL.
mm imwm s son
1903.
I903.
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HhcrllT Llnvllle Uft Astoria Haturduy
evening for Oakland with requisition pa
pers suthoralng him to return to this
city with John I., Dock and Josuih 8.
Kmlth charged with pvjury. The offlc
lut and his prisoner are expected to
reach this tity not latT than Thurs
day. .,
Juhn h, flock brought suit against
the city of Astoria two years ago to re
cover 3M00 for Injuries alleged to have
limn sustained because of the city's de
fectlve streets. After the second trial
an award of r50,&0 to the plaintiff was
rendered. In consideration of a cash
payment of tM Uwk, through his at
torney, J. V, Hamilton, submitted a
proposition to the council whereby all
further litigation, would , cease. The
Council .seemed favorable trt the'jplan
but bwfore any action was (flnally rati
fied Plstrlct Attorney Allen gave
the city fathers to understand that all
Was not tight and In consequence the
compromise fell through. Mr. Allen
had learned that Dock had for some
time made a practice of suing cities, a
broken Ick and Indomitable nerve,
serving to back up his claims. CHy At
torney Hmlth and , Mr. -Allen followed
up what Information they bud at hand
Mr. Hmlth going to Oakland, where
ock and nmllh were, to follow up
their records. 'Without doubt the two
men are swindlers and the charge lodg
ed against them Is a serious one. A
telegram from Mr. Smith delivered the
final knock-out.
It has dcvelojied that the two men
have traveled under allusea and that
they are ranchers In California when
they are not robbing taxpayer. It is
alleged that liock has defrauded Seat
tle out of l:ooo, following out successful
ly the same methods adopted tor his
campaign against this city.
thing salesman, has accepted a posltioi
In the store of P. A f .",' ' ,
. J. Ua'-1 of Chinook Is in the city
'Jim W. WnrOeld, Miss Harriet War
field anl Mr. M. E. Brent, of Salem,
are in the city en route for Seaside.
K. O. Mill returned from Portland
last evening. ,
Mr. M. Nolan returned last evening
from Portland. 4
Duncan Shanks and Miss Shank re
turned latit evening from a Portland
trip. ' ,.
Mrs. F. O. Walter has returned to
Portland where she la a student In' the
Portland Busines college.
FUNERAL. OF LATE MIW. PARKER
The funeral of the late Mrs. C. L
Parker will be held next Friday the de
lay being occasioned by the absence of
three of the diugrter who have bten
attending school In Massachusetts but
who are now in route for the west. The
Interment will be In the old Clatsop
cemetery and the funeral will probably
be held from tbe residence of Mr. Mc
Gregor, Mr. Parker was born In
Cincinnati, Ohio, 46 year ago. She
come to Astoria. In 1876 and three years
luter became the wife of Mr, Parker,
For the past 12 year the family lived
away from Astoria the time being divtd
ed between Portland California and the
eturt.
I PERSONAL. MENTION
Hugo Strom was down from Svensen
yeterd;ty.
James Armstrong, the Svensen mer
chant, was doing buslnesa In the city
yesterday. ' 1
David Ross, at one time a prominent
logger at Svensen, wa In the city yes
terday. Dr. Henderson went to Portland last
night tor brief visit. '
Mrs. Duncan Stuart and her brother,
George Rulaton are in Portland today.
A. S. Froidld left last evening for
Oregon City on business. He Is ac
companied by Mrs. Froslld. ,
County Superintendent of Schools H.
S. Lyman went over to the west side
yesterd-iv. ,
Master Fish Warden Van Dusen Is In
Salem today attending the regular
monthly meeting of the state fish com-'
mission. He will return tonight.
August Marxen was In the city yes
terday from his home near Green
mountain. He left In the evening for
I'ttirot sound where he will be employed
during the fishing season. "
Genrg Mi Farland wa In the city
yesterday from his Green mountain
horn delivering cattle, He will return
home to.lay. ,
Mr. and Mr. Geo. II 111 went to Port
land last night.
Hon. John H. Smith and family and
C. R. Thompson and family spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Seaside.
Me. and Mr. J. P. Sutherland re
turned yesterday from Sea Vlew.wherel
they spent the last three days.
Capt. Paul Schroder went to Portland
on business yesterday.
County Superintendent H. S. Lyman
paid an official visit to the Young
river schools last week.
Kdltor William of the Skamokawa
ftugle au in the ctly yesterday.
E. W. Tallant 1st slightly 111 and yes
terday was confined to his home. ,
Thad Trullinger and wife were In the
city yesterday from the quarantine ta
tion. : '
Senator C. W. Fulton ha returned
from the southern part of the ataite
where he helped to elect Representative
Ulriger Hermann; 1 ' ! V' -f ' ''.
Walter Slnnott Is on a business trip
up the river for a few days.
.Weather Observer John Groyer spent
Sunday in Astoria. , ? ,
E. O, Dickinson an experienced elo-
REMANDED TO JAIL.
August Thompson, who wa charged
with robbing Victor Bergman' store at
Seaside ot I Ml, had a preliminary hear
ltig before Justice of the Peace Good.
man yesterday afternoon. Thompson
appeared without an attorney, He ad
mitted having been Implicated In the
robbery but denies that he actually en
tered the store and took the cash. The
party alleged by him to have done that
he names as Charlie, but beyond that
nothing could be obtained In regard to
him. There is a doubt thurt such a per
son really exist. Thompson claims that
"Charlie" entered the store while he re
mained on the ulalde ot aee that the
coast wa clear. After the robbery was
committed "Charlie" disappeared, and
nothing further has been beard regard
ing his whereabouts. A furJier examln
atioit was discontinued and Thompson
was placed under 3T00 bond to await
the action of the circuit court. He is
now in Jail, having failed to produce
ball. The prisoner I in hi 17th year
and Is somewhat of a punier to the of
ficials. He 1 either not very wise, or
Is determined not to talk, a It I about
Impossible to get him to throw any
light on the matter. The offense i
punishable by a term In the peniten
tiary, but owing to Thompson" youth
It Is possible some other punishment
will be provided for him.
THEY ARE LAW BREAKERS.
A hillside resident Is Indignant at
the actlois of some unprincipled per
sons who make a practice of despoil
ing his flowergardens and shrubbery. A
beautiful shrub has recently been ruin
ed by some night prowler who ruthless
ly tore off the branches containing Jhe
blooms. Since then the same gentle
man's freshly ret out hedge has been
robbed of one of the plants. This will
spoil the effect of the hedge, and the
resident Is righteously Indignant at the
vandalism wrought. There have been
other acts of similar lawlessness re
ported, and their continued commission
Is llk-)y to seriously embarrass the mis
creants us a close watch will hereafter
be kept up for the guilty parties.
AT'MINISTR ATO R'S NOTICE.
Taks notice that the county court of
Clatsop county, Oregon, has this day
nriolnteJ the undersigned administrat
or of the estate of Anna Louis Adolf,
deceased, and all person having claim
against the same will present them,
duly verified to me at the office of J.
Q. A. Bowlby, in Astoria, within bIx
months from thla date, May 29, 1903.
6-2-7-1-3 GTJS ADOLF.
GOOD FOR THE HEALTH.
What is nicer than a tender,
steak properly broiled T And
vilcy
where
can It be prepared so acll a at the
Toke Point Oyster JfcMet, ' Try It.
Everything that is good and In season,
and served so you will enjoy it. Short
orders. Private room. Neat and at
tractive. Eleventh treet.
If you oa nt tbe best Cream Separ
ator. tee the 5MPK)..You can g
one on long time. You pan pay cash, or
we wilt tak your -ream in exchange.
Townsend Creamory' Co.,' Portland or
Astoria: '" " v -"V" '
Axil Eftbern Phlllpen of Denmark,
Ed war J Bergman of Sweden and Got
tfib Scwtakl of Germany made declara
tion of Intention to become citizen of
the United State yesterday. W. R.
McInUxth from Great Britain and Wm.
M. Jac-obson from Russia received nat
uralisation paper.
The First Lutheran church wo filled
to overflowing last Sunday both morn
ing and evening. ' A class of 13 young
people wen confirmed in the forenoon
and In the evening these and many oth
er partook o fthe Sacrament of the
Lord's Supper. In the afternoon a ser
vice In the Swedish language wa held,
including holy communion. I ne cnurcn
wa very tastefully decorated and spec
ial music w-a rendered at each service.
Quite a number of member from the
country were In attendance in the
morning. .
A SUBSTITUTE FOR RUBBER.
After experimenting for several year
a substitute for rubber bag been per
fected. It is produced, principally, from
asphalt, and can be ued in the manu
facture of rubber good, linoleum, etc.
A substitute of this kind will probably
answer a well a the genuine article,
but In medicine It ha been proven, time
and again, that all substitutes are dan
gerous. Therefore beware ofthem when
purchang Hostettef Stomach Blttera,
the celebrated family medicine for tora
ach, liver and kidney Ills, by noticing
that our private stamp over the neck of
the bottle Is unbroken. The Bitter
positively cure nausea, headache.
dlizlness, dyspepsia, Indigestion, con
stipation, nervousness and general
weakness. Be sure to give It a trial.
For sale by all druggist and general
dealer.
SAVE THE PENMES
They are tbe staff Dollar 'm male of. . -(
V Too can save both - . ..
PENNIES AND DOLLARS
by making roar purchase where yon get th most
value for yonr money.-' s '
WE ARE LEADERS
in fashion, styles, and low price in everything from kerchief
to 1100 tailor-made soiL ' - "
Notice these values:
Bleached muslin 5c yd
Unbleached muslin 5c yd
6 spools thread . - ' 25c
Double width sheeting 9c yd
Fast black hose 10c pr
5c lace for . 3c yd
6 rolls toilet paper for 25c
Lead pencils v , v? 6c doz
,1 bottle black ink 3c.
6-cent tableU for 4c
1 can talcum powder 19c
1 box toilet soap 10c
1 bar castile soap 20c '
1 bottle Rubifoam 19c
Mail orders promptly filled
56e A. DUNBAR CO.
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
The complete furniture of a five-room
flat la for sale. Flat for rent. Best
central location. Apply at Astorlan
office.
HATS TRIMMED FREE.
Mrs. R. Ingletm will continue her re
duction sale of hats skirts, waists and
ladles' and children's furnishing goods
until October 1. Call and see the line.
Also carry a complete line of hair
witches and pompadours. Prices will
suit you. MRS. a INGLETON.
Welch Block,
1 ; ' ;
SUMMER SALE.
We have made extensive preparations
for your wants in clothing, and we are
now ready to show you the best and
moat stylish model. Good weara-
ahle fabrics In neat patterns and best
workmanship. We are sole agents for
tbe celebrated Steln-Bloch clothing
Suits from 312.80 to IS.
S. Danilger & Co.
Do You Lille Cheese?
Look over our list of recent arrivals
You will surely see what you want
Imported Swiss'
Roguefort
Primost
, Clatsop Cream
California Cream
Eyssens Celebrated Dutch
Appetite Kase "
Martin's Eastern Cream
Tillamook Cream
Young America
-Sap Sapo Limburger-
FOARD , STOfiRS CO.
Astoria : Ore.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS '
Notice 1 hereby given, that at a
meeting of the Carpenters' union ot As
toria, held Saturday evening, May 23,
1903, a resolution was unanimously
adopted, providing, that on and after
September 1, 1903, the wages shall he
13 per day, and eight hour shall con
stitute a day's work. This will not af
fect contract made prior to that date.
or uncompleted buildings.
By order of the union.
F. E. Wright, President
T, E. Souden, Secretary.
. WILL OPEN EVENINGS
To accommodate the many who de
sire to aee the beautiful picture dis
played by the Library association In
the Masonic building on Ninth k and
Commercial streets, the ladles Jtave de
cided to on the room from 2 to 8 in
the afternoon and from 7 to i in the ev
euings. An admission cf 10 cents Is
charged, which applies on any purchase
made.' The picture are weU worth
seemx.. J.. y;' f;
POSITION WANTED.
Rv married man with 12 years experi
ence In general merchandise business.
First class salesman and bookkeeper.
Speaks Finnish and English languages.
Good references. Write or call on A.
Kallunkl, 1383 Franklin avenue,, As
toria, Ore.
, Cheap Fuel
Fir slabwood, stov legths, 32.50 per
cord. Boxwood 31.50 per large load.
Phone 2211 Black. Kelly, the trans
fer man. "
Crushed strawberry
Tagg'B candy store.
Ice cream at
What Shall We
Have for Dessert?
This question arises in the family
every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try
Jem
t ! f i mm
a delicious and healthful dessert, Pro
pared in two minutes. No boiling 1 no
baking 1 add boiling water and set to
eool. Flavors; Lemon. Orance. Rssn.
berry and Strawberry. . Get & package
t,your froceta o-day. icett.' '
HO FOR THE BEACH
Better Talfe a WaD Tent
Costs You Only $5.00
Hardwood frame camp stools 25 cents
Complete outfits, stoves, dsshes, tinware, etc
H. H. ZAPF - The Houselurnisher
ir 030-634 COMMERCIAL STREET '
)) jj.A)ealg,s)44AAA
The
Palace
Cafe
The Best RcstaurcntJ
. ? '- I
Rcfnlar Meals. 25 Cents j
.Sunday Dinners Specialty .
Everything the Mrket Affords
Palace Catering Company f
r : : n
1 U w c rrs 8r- r- m.t -y '
n j Rt S3 l av i ii jl
Bring Yonr Orders to tlie
T U RNI TUR E-EMPOR1 UM
Everything for the House. ...
New Store at 504-506 Bond Street ' '
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Adams Q Henning'seri ,)
H O T B PX'J?jQ,.R T A N D
The Finest Hotel In the Northwest'
? PORTLAND, f OREGON 9
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Of New Zealand '
W. P. THOMAS, Mgr., San Francisco.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS
Has been Underwriting on, the Pacific Coast over twenty-two years.
, SAMUEL ELMORE ft'CO Agents. Astoria,. Ore.