ASTORIA, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1903.
PAGE FIVE.
NEW COOPS
Chafing' Dishes, Haviland China, "New Shops" German China '
Rich . Cut Glass, Steins, Silver-plated ware, Carvers, .Door
Mats, Baskets, Priu-Olas, . Domino Sugar, Meat '. Roasters, Pre
ferred' Stock Can Goods, Nuts, Raisins, Anti-Rust Tinware,
Beans, Olive Oil, Christinas Candles and Holders, Tablets,
Lowney's Chocolate and Cocoa and lots of good things to eat.
RO&S, HIGGIN5 CO.
GOOD GOODS OCR SPECIALTY
& ALL ABOUT er
SMOKING JACKETS
There's just as much difference between an Alfred -Benjamin
Smoking jacket and "the common kindj"
as there is between Alfred Benjamin suits and the
... . other kinds. ' !
Properly ShrunK; Scientifically Made
Tailor Finished
jjd)enjamiii5(?
AAKtRSffNtWyoRK
Cornel 'Clothes hr Men
1 i1UVA' WT
Local Brevities.
,Th four-masted 'schooners Forest
er and Alvena arrived. In' port today.
They tame to. load lumber. -
A marriage license was Issued this
afternoon to Henry Ober and Miss
Elsie Hllstrom, both of this county.
The young people are residents of the
Lewis and Clark.
Married in South Bend last Monday
evening, Bernard Nelson1 and Marie
Pedersen, and Karl Christophensen
and Hilda Johnson; - Rev. Oscar' Os
trom performed the double ceremony.
Oh yes, they cost from 50c to $1.00 more tha th
v poorer made stuff but they are worth twice as Much.
When you give a Gentleman a Smoking Jacket, give
him one that will not crawl up his neck; give bin a
Jacket that 1 won't shrink all up; give him a Jaket
. that won't rip; give him a Jacket that will give hi
pleasure and not be an aggravation. ;
n
erman
The Reliable Clotheir.
Wise
All the warrants issued to meet the
claims allowed at the last meeting of
the council have been signed by Mayor
Suprenant and are ,now ready for de
livery at the office of Auditor Ander
son. " ,,
There will be services in the First
Lutheran church on New Tear's day
at 10:30 in the morning and at 7; 30
in the evening.- In the afternoon at
3 o'clock the annual cliurch meeting
will be heldy' Al the lViembers are re
quested to be present. "-v '
IRON BEDS
' We have a splendid assortment of well finisheJ ,? ;
. and highly enameled Brass Beds
possessing full
STYLE AND UTILITY
The best line of beds ever dig-. . , y
played in Astoria. '
CHARLES HEILBORN & SON
ASTORIA'S LEADING H0U3EFURMSHERS
A S-mill tax levy by school district
No. 7, and one of 2 mills by district
No. 24, has been announced. The dis
tricts include Westport and Elsie. The
notifications were , received from the
districts today and are now pn file at
the county clerk's office.
Horse races are caused by a differ
ence of opinion. There is a difference
In a great many things that you will
not notice " unless your attention is
called to them. For instance, combs.
Some will pull the hair and others
won't. Come into Hart's drug store.
He will show you nil kinds.
' the Warrenton saw mill will be
ready tor Operation by February 1.
MAich of tne machinery has been in
stalled, as haV8 the boilers.and thejbaj-
dtifta fif tiis Mafehthetv.wIU be brought
here in three 8f four days. The mill
will have a 10-hour capacity of 80,000
feet and wlU give employment to a
large number of men. ,
A. B. Hammond has been In Ore
gon for several days and will visit As
toria, Yesterday hejeft Portland and
went down to the Busby quarry, where
he is spending the day. Mr. Hammond
told W. C Smith yesterday that he
would be in Oregon for about 10 days,
but did not say If lie would come to this
city. It is believed, however, he will
run down tonight or tomofrw
The funeral of the late Mrs.
Jones was held today from Pohl's un
dertaking parlors with Interment In
Greenwood cemetery. Rev. W. S.
Short conducted the services which
were attended, by large delegations
from the A. O. U. W., Knights if
Pythias and Degree of Honor lodges.
Mrs. Jones was not a lodge member,
but her husband la affiliated with the
three named. There was large attend
ance at the services today and the oc
casion was markd by a feeling of un
usual solemnity and sorrow!
The British ship Glenesslin completed
her Journey from Astoria to Portland
shortly before noon yesterday, and
dropped anchor In the stream, The
Andorlnha finished taking wheat stif
fening at Oceanic dock at noon, and
shifted to Martin's old dock to dis
charge ballast. ' The Christel Is having
troubles of her own again. There is a
depth of but 18 or 19 feet of water at
Montgomery No. 2, where she Is load
ing, and it Is expected a portion of her
cargo will have ,to be lightered to en
able her to finish v, - ,
Fathet Waters, has received con
firmation of the Associated Press dis
patch that the pope haa granted spec
ial dispensation for New , Tear's day
to all. Eoman Catholics relative to the
tent restricting members of the
church from, eating meat on Friday.
This law never does affect Christmas
but for any other occasion it is nec
essary for the head of the church to
issue special dispensation. Father
Waters yesterday communicated with
Portland and learned from a repre
sentative of Arch-Bishop Christie
that the restriction 'will Jiot be en
forced next Friday. The doctrine of
refraining from eating meat on Friday
that seems odd to some non-Catholics
is merely a sacrifice out of regard for
the day on which Christ died.
Kallunkis. The guests are alleged Jo
have become altogether too boisterous
for the nerves of their host but con
tinued to create roughhouse In spite of
his apparent distress. Later he had
the two defendants arrested for break?
Ing a rocking chafr.' The whole affair
was rediculous, arid the officials are
disgusted that it ever ame Into court.
Mr. August Larson and Miss Vic
toria Anderson were married this aft
ernoon at the home of the bride's
parents. 346 Thirty-fourth street, Rev.
Oscar Ostrom officiating. Miss Sophia
Anderson was bridesmaid and Mr.
K. F. Johnson stood up with Mr. Lar
son. After the ceremony dinner was
served which was followed by an in
formal reception. Mrs. Larson Is the
daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. A. Ander
son, well-known residents, and Mr.
Larson is a popular young Astpriah.
They will leave for the sound on a
wedding trip, after which they Will re
turn and make their home in this city.
"Walter C. Smith, the well known
capitalist, is down from Portland. Mr.
Smith isjieavlly interested in property
at the mouth of the Columbia, and, like
L. B. Seeley, he ,1s sanguine that this
city ond surrounding, territory will soon
begin to feel the beneficial 'effects of
increased business. Since January 1
Mr. Smith has brought several parties
to Astoria, and all were' enthusiastic
In their praise of the Columbia seaport.
Mr. Smith is 'satisfied Astoria harbor
will soon be utilized to Its greatest
extent, for the reason that the Oregon
ports now have a common enemy the
sound. "This port must be used," said
Mr. SnMth this afternoon, in conver-
satlon with a representative of this
paper. "There are 20 line ports on the
Atlantlo coast, all in use, and only five
on the Pacific coast. ' I tell you, there's
no Retting away from It; Astoria harbor
Is going to be a great commercial
center before long." Mr. Smith came
down to look after some business inter
ests and will return tonight.
It Is learned from an excellent
source that the work of erecting the
Kindred Park saw mill will be under
taken during the coming summer. Just
at present the lumber market Is not Ik
as good shape as It has been earlier
In the yetfr. However, Mr. Hammond
will put up the mill during the summer
months, and It will be one of the larg-v
est plants In the Pacific northwest. The
capacity will be at least 150,000 feet.
The mill wll be supplied with Jogs
from the timber holdings of Mr. Ham
mond and these interested with him
and the product of the mill wll be ex
ported. The waterfronl, three mlleS
j long, in that vlcinty Is now owned ty
ihi same combination, and it is under
stood that t'he big mill will not be the
only enfWprise to be launched there.
Gentlemen wntf nave" inside Informa
tion regarding rtifrmatteff declne to talk
for publcation, except to say the mill
Is a certainty . It was MV, Hammond's
Intention to begin wortf eV this, but
he has changed his plans owing to the
unsettled condition of the market. By
this It is not meant that the market
will probably be demoralized, but that
it has a chance for Improvement.
Revolution Imminent.
A sure sign of approaching revolt and
serious trouble in your system to ner
vousness, sleeplessness, or stomach up
sets. Electric Bitters will quicwy ais-
member the troublesome causes. It
never falls to tone the stomach, regu
late the kidneys and bowels, stimulate
the liver and clarify the blood. Run
down systems benefit particularly and
all the usual, attending aohei vanish
under its searching and thorough ef
fectiveness. Electric Bitters Is only SO
cents? and that is returned if it don't
give perfect satisfaction. Guaranteed
by Chas. Rogers, druggist. '
Gus Alatalo and John Jokala, charged
with malicious destruction of property,
were released this afternoon and the
charge against, them dismissed. The
trouble is alleged to have ..occurred at
the boarding i house of A. Kallunkis
last Saturday. It appears that the
boarders of the house and some of the
neighbors that happened to drop in
mad a 4ay of it at ; tb expense of
"Rita," the Social chronicler of Lon
don ,is poking her pen Into the "smart"
set, and in the Gentlewoman she criti
cizes the language heard at restau
rants, In the stalls of the theatres, the
grandstands of race courses and the
fashlonrtole women's clubs. She has
picked up & small vocabulary, of
"smart" slang. " "Twe-est" means
"dearest" and "diskle" is "disgusting."
A royal personage Is 'called a "man
man," with, no doubt, a glance at Mr.
ShaWs superman.' Things that are ex
pensive are "exple," a tea gown Is a
'tagle" and the meaning of a "nightie"
scarcly needs the explanation. But
"Rita" shrinks from the Interpretation
of "undies" and "coRSles," placing op
posite only a 'nark of interrogation.
New Tork World.
! There are ten pretenders to
one Schilling's Best ; and men
eyback tells which is which.
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