THE MORNING ASTOMAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1904.
PAGE FIVE,
NO USE TO WORRY
AUOUT WHAT Yoo Are doing TO HAVE
FOR DESSERT
W have (be Famoua Preaorvoa, Jama and Jell 1m made of Furt
Fruit and Sugar, the kind you like.
LONG'H AiHortod Preettnrea, 18 ounce Jara - . iifie
LONG'S Aaaortnd Preaervua, 16 ounce Jara ,. XRe
SONOMA Aaaurtod Jellies, 10 ounce Jara, Hpeolal 20c
HOME MADE Raipberrloa, quart Jara 2ftc
HOME-MADE Jelly, VVIIImm'e, glass . 10c
ROiSS. HIGGINS (Q. CO.
GOOD GOODS OUR SPECIALITY.
Local Brevities.
Novelties at The Little Book
Stoat
Adolph Iledlund, a native of Sweden,
u granted flrat papere of cltlsenshlp
In the office of County Clerk Clinton
yesterday.
i4 miiiv fin nwiu in MtiricBt m
the Toke Point oyster houae and the
f tiualneaa trill hereafter be conducted
Chair Itllee, carnutlona and hyac-
In the at Eaater nrlcee. Come early
nd pick the nice onea. Clarke Broa.,
next door to Unique theater.
Kcaema, arald head, hlvea, itchlnese
of the akin of any aurt, Inatantly re
lieved, permanently cured.' Daon'e
Ointment At any drug atore.
The atreet committee of the council
will thla afternoon open bid for the
Improvement of Ninth atreet from
Bond atreet to Franklin avenue. The
Improvement la badly needed and at
the present time the thoroughfare la
a dlagrace to the city.
qua Hlldebrand Intenda engaging In
the btislneaa of Belling farm Imple
menta, wagona and buggjea, with head
quartera at Oaaton'a warehouse, cor
ner Fourteenth and Bond.
The steamship Oregon will depart
thla morning for Ban Franclaco, She
will take away 1(0 Chlneae, who are
going to Ban Franclaco to ahlp for the
A lank rnnnrle of California concern.
A meeting of the dairymen lntereated
In the establishment of a milk con
denaary wilt be held at S thla after
noon at the city hall, where II. X
Prentlaa, of Detroit, president of the
American Equipment A Condensary
Company, will meet tht dairymen and
talk over with them the plana for the
f .
Agent for Astoria.
HERMAN WISE
A Straight Tip I
Every man who buys a
Stetson Hat
Makes the best kind of an investment because every
Stetson is a combination of the finest quality of materials
the highest skill in workmanship and unequalled beauty
iu design.
ALL SHAPES, ALL COLORS
SOFT AND STIFF STETSON'S
HERMAN WISE
Agent for Astoria.
What Schilling's Best docs
for a family: saves all care
about
Ha baMoijdr tplcat
offa Rworluf trad ttii
and settles those questions
once for all.
At four (rxWt aumajbads
formation of the company. The dairy
men have ahown great Interest In the
proposal and It la believed the atepa
now under way looking to the organi
sation of the company will be auccesa
ful. .The funeral of the late Mra. V. I
McEwan will be held at 1 o'clock thla
afternoon. Hervkrea will be conducted
at Grace church by Eev. W. 8. Short
and the Interment will be In Green
wood. ' .
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A mane meeting of Columbia river.
fishermen will be held thla afternoon
for the purpose of considering the
price to be paid for aalmon during the
corning aeaiion and auch other matter
aa may properly come before the
meeting.
The rainfall In Astoria for the month
of March wua 14.12 Inche. or more
than twice the average. On one day
the precipitation wai about one and
one-half inchea, and on another day
the barometer dropped to the lowest
murk ever reached at Astoria.
Those taxpayers who have not yet
made settlement should do so before
the clone of business at the sheriff's
office Monday afternoon. After B the
penalty provided by law will become
effective, which means that taxes will
be Increased 1 per cent, to aay nothing
of the Interest charge of 1 per cent a
month.
large ahlp, supposed to have been the
Lamorna, sailing an erratic course off
the cape on March 17. It haa hereto
fore been supposed the Lamorna went
down on March 10, and, as the vessel's
steering gear Is known to have been
out of working order, this report from
the north revives hope that she may
yet reach port in safety.
The water commission met In regu
lar monthly session last evening, and
among other things ordered payment
of a bill of $1200 for six water meters,
to be InstallBd at the Co-operative,
Sanborn-Cuttlng, Tallant-Orant, El
more, Kinney and Hanthorn canneries.
The report of the superintendent for
the first quarter of the year was also
considered by the commission. Yes
terday the water main near Schol
field k Hauke'a atore, East Astoria,
was again repaired for the second time
within 30 day. The main haa been
damaged by sliding ground.
The borne Industrial meeting Held
Thursday evening la already having
its beneficial effects, and score of the
union laboring men of the city have
vowed hereater to demand Astoria
products. They regard this as an excel
lent manner In which to advance the
cause of the labor unions, as encour
agement of home Industry will Insure
employment of union help, whereas
outside products may or may not be
(he product of union shops. The de
mand for Astoria-made goods will be
mch greater hereater and generally It
Is felt the meeting will result In In
creased public spirit
Will Madison will today occupy his
new palatial cigar and tobacco store at
No. $30 Commercial street This la
the swellest establishment of Its kind
In the city and haa all the neweet fea
ture In cigar store appointment. Mr.
Madison will be pleased to have his
gentlemen friends call this evening
and aay "Hello Bill."
MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP.
There'a nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. Of all the Salves you ever
heard of, Bucklen'a Adnlca Solve Is the
best. It sweeps away and cures Burns,
Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Bolls, Ulcers,
Skin Eruptions and Piles. It Is only
25c, and guaranteed to give satisfac
tion by Charles Rogers, druggist
Sundry license receipts for the first
quarter of the year aggregated $1612,
or $324. GO more than the receipts for
the latt quarter of 1903. Both police
court and sundry license receipts have
been unusually good this year, and the
city officials regard the circumstance
as conclusive evidence of the prosper
ity of the community.
The steamship Lothian, the big
freighter that arrived yesterday from
Mexico, will load 6400 tons of flour and
barley at Portland. Of the cargo 1000
tons will be barley. The IndraDura.
now loading, will take 3000 tons of
barley. Both consignments are for
Japanese flina, but the belief la general
that the government will eventually
get the grain for use of the' army.
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CHAS. HEILBORN SON
Astoria's Leading House-furnishers
(We have a Fine Line of RANGES on hand.)
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John H. Whitaker, formerly of The
Astorlan staff, but now, with his wife,
In the government service in the Phil
ippines, has lately been transferred
from Isahelu de Basllan, where he had
been for over two years past, to Jolo,
where he haa Just " been appointed
principal of the public school. Mr.
Whitaker has furnished for The Sun
day Astorlan an excellent description
of his new station.
Some hope Is still entertained that
the British ship Lamorna may be
afloat. A telegram haa been received
that the keeper of the lighthouse at
Cape Beal reports' having sighted a
Sour Stomach
"I siad OiuinU and faal Ilk. k itiin, I htr.
only
baaa a inttriT from djrapapata nd tour atomach
iur in. inn iwo jean, i n. dmd iMtnt meat
.In nd other drug a, but could And no rallef onlr
for hor Hm. I will raoomm.nd CucuiH to
Biy frlendi u h only thine (or Indtmitioo ana
ouriiom.oa .nil o isep in. Do well id ffoou oon
Mou. They are rery nlc. toot."
Burr Staakler, JUnch Chunk, Pa
A GREAT SENSATION.
There was a big sensation In Lees
vllle, Ind., when W. H. Brown, of that
place, who was expected to die, had
Ms life' saved by Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Connumptlon. He wrltee:
"I endured Insufferable agonies from
Asthma, but your New Discovery gave
me Immediate relief and soon there
after effected a complete cure." Sim
ilar cures of Consumption, Pneumonia,
Bronchitis and Grip are numerous. It's
the peerless remedy for all throat and
lung troubles. Price, 50c and $1. Guar
anteed by Charles Rogers, druggist
Trial bottles free.
A sensation was sprung around town
yesterday, when It was stated that an
effort would be made to capture the
republican primaries. As a rule there
la very little interest In the primaries,
as but one ticket Is In the field under
ordinary circumstances. Usually but
few votes are cast at the primaries,
and If secrecy could be maintained It
would be an easy matter to capture
a convention. According to the story
that made the republican politicians
open their eyes yesterc'ay, a well
known former ofllce holder formed the
scheme. It was stated he had gone to
the men likely to be hostile to one or
more of the probable candidates and
urg;d them to vote a ticket which he
bad caused to be printed. One man is
said to have been asked to place 100
of these tickets, which contained a list
of belligerent delegates. If the scheme
could have been kept secret It doubt
less would have been carried to a sue
cessful Issue, but the story leaked out
and the regulars at once began hust
ling to get out their primary voters.
The movement Is said to have had for
Its object defeat of the candidacies of
Sheriff Llnville and District Attorney
Allen, The primaries are to be held
today and tt Is unquestioned that the
regular ticket will be elected, notwith
standing the plans of the belligerents.
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Plaaiart. Palatabla, Potent. Taut Good, Do Wood,
jJTr Bloken, Woaken or Qrlpa, 10fl, 15c, Wo. NeTej
fold In bnlk. Tha tannlna tablet (tampad 000,
Guaranteed to aura or your money back.
Starling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.T. stt
klfflkl SALE, TEH L'.LUCJI COXES
HIGH SCHOOL RHETORICAL.
Excellent Program Rendered Yesterday
Afternoon by Senior 8tudnt.
The last Benlor rhetorical took place
at the; high school yesterday after
noon and the following program was
rendered"
Song "America'
School.
Oration "The Soldier of Fortune'
Sidney Baker.
Oration "Through Difficulties'
Otto Ei lckson.
Guitar Solo , .Ray Hulse.
Oration "A Statesman"
Mervyn Lounsberry.
Oration ...."Little Things"
Selma Norberg.
Oration . , ., "Oregon"
Wm." Barker.
Song "Peerless Oregon"
School
Oration . ."The Work of Alexander
Hamilton"
Prescott Wright
Oration "A Martyred President"
Sallie Gray.
Piano Solo Anna Schistad
Oration "Unknown Inventors"
Frances Norberg. i
Oration "Poor Boys"
Helga Eirckson.
Vocal Solo Emma Shedd
Oration .."A Hero of Our Sister
Continent"
Ellen Nowlen.
Oration .."From the Sidewalk to
the Stars"
Ethel Gerdlng.
Song "Those Evening Bells"
School.
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ML THIS WEEK S
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the Best Time to Examine and to Buy.
Ti! A. DUNBAR COElPArT
The' Lowest Price Store in Astoria for Fine Goods.
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Do you know we can supply vou with shoes
CHEAPER
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in large quantities. Give us a trial.
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