The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 13, 1905, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextJ 1 MMr j jfcn the kbRiNdUUKimkrtooil.1 FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1S0S. PROOFESSIONAL CARDS. I JAY TUTTLE, MD. ! FHISICIAN AND SURGEON Aetlaf Assistant gargeoa ! V S Marin Hospital Service O0o hour: 10 to 11 MB. 1 to 4:M S.m. 'in Commercial Stmt. Ind Floor. Dr. RHODA C. HICKS I ' ' iOSTEOPATHIST , ... ManstllBldg. 671 Commercial St PHONE BLACK r w. EARR. D. D. 8. Hat Opened Dental Prlort in Room 817-818, TM UeKum. BABTI AND. . OREGON. Where ho will bo plsased to moot Frianda and Patrons. j Dr. VAUGHAN, j Dkstist rythian BaUding, Astoria, Oregon. ; c Dr. W. 0. LOGAN . f DENTIST B78 Commercial St, Shanaban Buudiog (IMISCELLANEOUS. , C. J. TRENCH ARD Real Estate, Insurance, Commission and Shipping. CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER. Offioo 133 Ninth Street Next to Juatio Office. ASTORIA, OREGON. JAPANESE GOODS (New stock of fancy goods just arriTed, at Yokohama Bazaar. Call and see tha latest novelties from Japan. BEST 15 CENT MEAL. You can always find the best 15-ent meal in the city at tne Rising Sun Restaurant r ; " 612 Commercial St FIRST-CLASS MEAL for 15c; nice'cake, coffee, pie, or douahnuta, 5c, at U. &? Restaur ant j J K 434 Bond St WOOD! WOOD! WOOD Cord wood, mill wood, box wood, any kind of wood at lowoat priooa. Kelly, tho transfer man. 'Phono 2211 Black, Barn on Twelfth, oppoaito opera house. BAY VIEW HOTEL - E. G LASER, Prop. Horn Cooking. Comfortable Beds, Reason able Rates and Nice Treatment ASTORIA HOTEL Comer Seventeenth and Duanc Sts. 7 tents a day and up. Meals 2 eents. Board and lodging $4 per week. THE COMFORT SALOON Franteovich,& Francisovich Proprietors. ; ; Logan Building Patrons will be furnished withthe best the market affords. Only the best goods kept in stock. in IMF Tsese tiny Capsules are superior Cubebt or Injections andamu CURE IN 43 HOURSl"' the tamo diseases with.a' out Inconvenience. Phone 2175 Bed. Open Day and jNigbt. The Astoria Restaurant MAN MING, Proprietor. Fine meals" served at all hours. Oysters served in any style. Game in season. SWBoad Street, Cor. 9th. Astoria Ore! ft V 1 in DELIGHT And Mofber's Comfort And CUTICURA Ointment, the great Skin Cure. Not only are mey tha purest, sweetest, and most cflectivt for presenrtor, poTifytag. and beautifying the Skin, Scalp, Hair, and Hands of infants and children, but they afford instant relief and rdreshmg sleep for skin-tortured basse, ana rest tor urea mothers, m the severest cases of torturing, disflmrme. itchlnr. buroimr. bleeding. scaly, ousted, and pimply skin and scalp humors, eczemas, rashes, and irritations, with loss of hair, and arc sure to succeed when aO else tails. - , kj Sold throe hoot Dw world. CuCkats goes, SV. 0M ML Me-, HwofwH. Xtc. (l rm at I'horoiu, CbeUS PllU, ac m tM el su Viva Leadoa. r Cluitr koaat He. i nria, faster Is Paiii Boiiaa, 1ST Columaue ,. Portw Draf I hn- Corp., Sol Prop. I Mr AU Apottl Wfij , saw, ocsis, w unit UNHAPPINESS DISPELLED. Men sad Wassea Vsumlaaoaa Afcoat It Many women weep and wall and refuse to be comforted because their once mag' nlflccnt treaees hare become thin and faded. Many men incline to profanity because the flies bite through the thin thatch on their cranium. It will be good newa to the miserable of both aexes. to learn that Newbro's Herplclde has been placed upon the market Thla la the new scalp germicide and antiseptic that acts by destroying the germ or microbe that la the underlying cause of ail balr de struction. Herplclde is a new prepara tion, made after a new formula, on an entirely new principle. Anyone who has tried It will testify as to Its worth. Try It yourself and be convinced. Sold by leading drnggista Send 10c. In stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.. De troit, men. Eagle Drug Store, 351-353 Bond St, Owl Drag Store, 549 Com. St, T. P. I-aurln, Prop. "Special Agent" A Grim Tragedy. Is daily enacted. In thousands of homes, as Death claims, in each one, another victim of Consumption or Pneumonia, But what Coughs and Colds are prop erly treated, the tragedy la averted. F. G. Huntley of Oaklandon, Ind., writes: "My wife had the consumption, and three doctor gave her up. Finally she took Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, which cured her, and today she Is well and strong." It kills the germs of all is eases. One dose relieves. Guaranteed at 50c and $1 by Chas. Rogers, drug gist. Trial bottle free. .Every Woman U interested ani tnouja Know roai in wormtmii MARVEL Whirling Spray -imi inrivenirai. IHlMllH Ulltf. U hi' rriiiottupt))r the M4HVKI.. icntDt no olhr. but WD(1 llamD for Illllitrt-.1 lKik-w.i. ItllTM full tMtrtifMilBra&nri (llrfTtlonf In. 1 r Mw, lew iwh. Dr. C. Gee Wo VONDERFUL HOME TREATMENT Tktt vootfrrfn'. ' PWS't Uoa Uu WttJKPVI mr thai mn htb tin U 41. He ram vi'h than wol.rfai Hi dm mtM, mnu. riiHl. barks aad Tsub!M Uiat an aoUrrl an kaowa to BMoVaJ ad- nes la UUa aouam. t urunifh thoaa karailw rrmntim Ui't (m kaowt taa aeOoa M iui 4tf'at rata dlaa, which ha KKamltulf M la Sjfaraa Slaeaaca. H- ri&rinri u cur natiarh. asth ma, iODg, throat, rhraoiatlam. n i n.M. sumach, Uru, ittineji, tie.; has haaOraas af UaUmaalals. (Yisrim mvtrnui (lall aa4 sr him. raUnia uut or im eiiy writ tar blanks ao4 rlrcnlan. rViM .tamp. OOMMIr TATIOM S-ftKK. ADIiKO The C Git Wo Chines ttt&dat C. 25J Aider St., Wslriiuaii siar. For pure drugs, and prescriptions compounded by a manufacturing chem ist go to Dr. C. E. Linton's drug store, 1496 Franklin avenue. A complete stock of everything pertaining to a drug store Is carried. tf km UW SH Mouse Nest and MareYNest By GEORGE SIDNEY ltorwyml's dofuk-atlon was only M but hod he looted the mibtreittiury of s iimiiy millions Hooutowii vuultl nut havj lHtn more shot-ktHl. It whs not no imu-u the loss of the mmioY to the UiKuitown First National; llmt was bvit nn lucUlont It was the faet that Chct Herwynd should have Ihvii guilty nt all. For generations the BerwytuU bad Iwu anions the lenders of Uountotvn society, and tt was re gnnled as a matter of course that Chet should have been made cashier and paying teller when the bank was started. Some of those who had known Chea ter Berwyud's father refused at first to believe the charge, but In the end circumstantial evidence proved too strong to be Ignored, and, though Llank Simmons, the town constable, had a suspicious molatnre In his eyes, he led Chet over to the little village lock up and left him' In a cell, promising that a rot-king chair and other un prisonlike conveniences should be sent over from his owu home as soon as possible, llank had never forgotten how old Dr. Uorwyuil had worked for twelve hours over his little daughter when she had had the membranous croup, though he had just returned from a long ride Into the country. One did not have to go back to Chefs father for acts of kindness. As lioy and man Chet had always been ready to give his aid to others, with no thought of return, and his lncarcera tion was shock to the community. Eveu after the venerable John Hoi 11a had explained that there waa a package of rive J 100 bills and two fTrOO certificates which no one could account , for save Chet, who had denied all ; knowledge of the money, there were those who refused to believe that Dr. Berwynd's son could be guilty. Foremost among thexe was fiertrude Hollis, who set aside even her father's WITH A CRT OEBTBCDI SAJCK CPOV TBI SOFA. opinion to declare herself openly a par tiKHii of Chet, and it was one of the things that shook her father's faith In his own Judgment Judge Hollis was a believer in womau's iDtuition. It was this which induced him to hurry the trial in the hope that some evidence would turn up whereby the accused cashier might clear himself. ami therf was none more pleased when, two days before the trial, It was discovered that rats had stolen the packuge and bad made a nest of the crisp paper. Gertrude discovered the nest In a cranny under the cashier's desk. She communicated her "find" to her father, who was also president of the bank. It made un insignificant little mass, this expensive nest; but, while the mas ticated particles were too small to be redeemed by the treasury department, It was plain to be seen that the neat was composed of bills. The nest was duly brought forward at the trial and was sufficient to acquit. Chester was the only one dissatisfied with the acquittal, and that evening be called at the Ilollls home. Gertrude met him with an apology for ber fa ther, for whom the excitement of the trial had been too much. "It waa you I came to see," returned Chester. "I want to ask you a ques tion." The red flashed into Gertrude's face. There had been no open courtship, but It bad seemed to ber that there was but one question Chester would want to ask. Her heart beat high, but the next moment ber hopes were dashed. 'Where did you really find that nest?" be demanded. "I told you this morning at the trial," the declared. "It waa In the little cub byhole under your desk." "Whatever made you look there?" he asked curiously. "I supposed that I had a right to feel curious," she aald defiantly. "It was my father's bank, and I had heard of bow bills were stolen by rats at va rious times. I thought I would look around your desk." "May I see the nestr JpaskM curi ously. "They let you keofrlt, did tney noir She flushed, but she crossed to i writing desk and drew from It a small almost shapeless mass, on the outsit!' of which were tiny particles, barely large enough for the "C" or "00" U be distinguished. Chet looked at It curiously. It waa all that had stoot' between htm ami prison. "lo you ' now," be said softly, "that this looks more as thouKU It had been made of Confederate money Y' She flung up her bead. "Yon didn't say s this innmliiK-" "I did not see It this mornluK," he Urotcnted. "The only expert oplulou given was by your brother, who pro tmum ed tluun to be genuine bills. There are no silk threads In these bills and not a trace of the yellow backed gold certluVates." "I dldu't have auy yellow ones," she aukl. off her guard for the lustant Ut caught her wrist "Do you mean," ha demanded, "thai you made this?" "I couldn't see you go to Jail," sbt said, tears trembling on her lashes. "Did you think I waa guUtyT' ha de manded. She shook her head. "I couldn't think that of you," she said simply, "but things looked so black against you, and I remembered stories of mice building nests and I I fixed thla up He was so close to her that she could feel his quick breath on her forehead. "Did yon do thla because you were sorry?" be asked. She raised her head bravely. "Not because I was sorry." "Because you loved me J" Her blushes were her answer. In a moment his strong arms were about her and she had hidden her burning fact upon his shoulder. How long they stood there neither knew. It was Judge ilollls who Interrupted them. There were new lines of care In hi face as be came slowly forward from the doorway. "Chester," he said slowly, "God knows how I have beeu hoping that some day your union with Gertrude would give me the right to call you 'son.' I have looked forward to the day with no thought of what would have come before. You are cleared In our eyes, but while this bangs over you it is not well that you should marry." With a cry Gertrude sank upon the sofa. Chester bent over and kissed her, then turned to her father. "You are right. Judge," be said. "Until this Is cleared to our own sat isfaction it is better so." He turned slowly to the door, to be Jostled vio lently by Jack Ilollls. "I've run all the way from the bank." shouted the lad. "We found the bills in the trial balance book. Old Dixon used them for a bookmark and then forgot all about them." Chester gasped. "And I thought all the time you had them," he cried. "Don't you re member handling them the afternoon they were missed?" Jack almost sobbed. "Did you keep quiet for me or for 8lsr "For 81a!" answered Chester quietly. And this time the Judge gave them bis blessing. His Oalf Victory. "Rarely, very rarely," asserted a weat side resident, "do I repeat to a friend something that I've been saying to another friend. But I did aay a good thing to my wife the other day. Gen erally I don't Indulge in repartee with her. Ideas come to ber more rapidly than they do to me. This was aa ex ceptional case. I'll agree that women are pretty sensible in most things, but In some things they re unreasonable, especially in money . matters. They have to make a little money go so far themselves that they imagine it can be stretched until it accomplishes won ders. My wife was discussing a new servant 'I don't wonder that folks are poor,' she said haughtily. 'I get out of all patience with them, they're so careless and Improvident. Do you know this girl of ours had to walk up here? She didn't even have car fare.' " 'Didn't you tell me,' I asked, 'that this girl worked In a bote! for $3.50 a week, that she had to pay fl.BO for a room, that her washing cost her a dollar a week, and that she had to clothe herself and look neat on a dollar a week? " 'Yes, she admitted. " 'Well,' I said, 'what did yon expect ahe'd have a bank account'' "We've been married fourteen years, and this was the first time that my wife didn't get back at me and make me sorry I'd spoken. I put on a swag ger that evening that made the house look too small for me." Providence Journal. for of Habit. Miss Antique-Why have you alwaya remained single? Oldbacb Simply from force of habit, I suppose. You know you know I wss born that way. Philadelphia Record. Education is needed not only to help us to do our work. It is also needed to help us to enjoy our leisure. Cbanereabl. Parke He says be dresses according to the climate. Rowe-If he did that ha wouldn't have time to do anything else. Town Topics. ssa iae Colones lost. "What was the longest engagement you aver took part In, colonel?" "It lasted two years, and then the girl married another fellow." Ex change. A tombstone Is about the only place where the average man doesn't really ear to have his name In print CLASSIFIED hati:ni First Insertion, One Cent a Word. One Week, Kach Line, 30c. Two Weeks, Kach Line, 45c. One Month, Kach Line, 75c. Astorinn Free Want Ada. Anyone Desiring a Situation can Insert an Advertisement in this Column of Three Lines Two Times Fres of Charge. HELP WANTED. DOT WANTED GOOD CAPABLE and active boy wanted. Apply at Astorlan office. MEN THE ORIGINAL JNO. A. Moler'a Barber College, 144 Clay St, Pan Francisco, is the largest, lightest and cleanest college in America; trade taught In U.ht weeks; positions guar anteed; tuition earned while learning; expert Instructors; constant practice. Write correct number, (444 Clay) for terms. SUTUATIONI WANTED. JAPANESE FIRST CLASS COOK wants a situation as cook in restau rant, hotel or boarding house; city or country. P. 0. Box 151 Astoria, Ore. FOR RENT ftOOMi. THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR light housekeeping. Inquire at Aa- torlan office OLD PAPERS FOR 8 ALE AT THIS Office: ISo per hundred. rvaamita aattlge. In the writing of Thomas Jefferson are some interest!!! snecdote of Ben jamin Franklin, lie ssys: "When Dr. Franklin went to France on his Revolu tionary mission his eminence as a phi losopher, his venerable aiearance and the cause on which he was sent ren dered htm extremely popular. All ranks and conditions of men entered wsrmly into the American Interest. He wss, therefore, feasted and invited to all court partlea. At these he sometimes met the old lucln- of Bourbon, who, being a chess player of about his force, very generally plsyml with him. Hap pening unco to put her king Into prise. the doctor took it "Ah." said ahe, "we do not take kings so." "We do In America." said the doctor. Rasa Batter Haat. In certain districts In England a mix ture of butter, sugar, spices and rum, called "rum butter," is made when a child is born. A sperlsl bowl of the delicacy la hidden In some out of the wsy place In the bouse. Then a num ber of young fellows of tha neighbor hood search for It. Sometimes they succeed in locating It and at 'Other times they fall. After eating the rum butter a collection la made among those present, and the money contrib uted la placed In the bowl for the new born child and returned along with the bowl to the house where It was procored.London Spectator. Cooking Apples, 10 cents at Astoria Grocery. Banish Blue and the disagreeable tak of leaning washtubs, by equipping your THt 010 WAV" Mm J. A. MONTGOMERY, Astoria, Or. R 433 Commercial Street Phone Mala 121 Sherman Transfer Co. HBNKY SHERMAN, Manager Hacks, Carriages Baggag Chocked and Transferred Trucks aid Furniture Wagons- I'ianos Moved, Boxed and Shipped. The MORNING ASTORI AN 60CTS. PER MONTH Astoria's Best. Newspaper: ADVERTISING. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. INCUBATOR FOR BALE 400 BOOS capacity; also three 100 capacity brooders; first-class condition. Ad dress A. Astorlan Office. HORSE. BUOQT AND HARNESS for sale. Address M. Astorlan. JUNK DEALERS. HIGHEST PRICE8 PAID FOR ALL kinds of old Junk. Bought and sold, 173 Tenth St. FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE PARTLY IMPROVED place of II H acres, mile from Knappa; cabin, etc; handy for fisher men; can land at any stage of the tide; will aell cheap. Apply to T. Hartmaa Knappa, Ore. FOR BALE-I COWS, FRESH; OTH ers will be fresh In a short time; must be sold at once. S. J. Boyd, Mil 34th St. starrl la a Dead Hawr. A curious custom obtains among tha Coorgs. When one of them kills a tiger or a panther, be Is married to the dead animal, regardless) of Its sex. Propped upon framework of wood or bamboo, tha animal Is carried In, procession, and the marriage ritual Is strictly observed, while lavish hos pitality is (Hspetumd. Calaitta States man. atlsaa4. Housekeeper Those egg you sold mo were stale, and I asked you for fresh laid eggs. Dealer-Those eggs are fresh, msdam, not salted, and they are laid eggs, msdam, not manufac tured. Had you desired eggs recently taken from the nest you should have aaked for freshly laid eggs. Ttasa's (Tsaaara. "It used to plesse me," aald OMtn, "to have the barber aak ma If I want ad a aha ve when I was youngster." "Tear "Yea, and now he someUntM flatten me by asking If I went a balr evt" Philadelphia ledger, A Bteaa taslaaatlaa. Town-There goes Biopsy, no must be In debt again. Browne -Why, be looks quite prosperous. That suit of bla la quite new. Towne-Tts, thafa why I ssy he moat be In debt. We regret the low voices of those who pay us compliments almost aa much as we regret the high voices of thoaa wto abus us. Atchison Globs. Monday over damp, leaky laundry with Standard" Laundry Trays Is there any reason why you should not have a modern Laundry in your home i "aSlotrilard" Laundry Trays arc strictly modern, perfectly clean, sanitary, and moderate in price. Let us tell you the cost' of putting a modern uuuury in yuur iiuinc. , . a 1 it a iff! .