WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1905.
THE MOKMNG ASTOEI AN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
Ranch Eggs
Every one guaranteed.
DOZEN 30 CENTS,
TRY ZEST 20 cents package. '
ROSS, H1GG1NS , Co.
Amusements Tonight
Ulur ihtMer-Doi Clrcu. .
Les'f Mtl Ttnlght
Foresters, Court Astoria,
a A. It. t'uhln IM1V ,
!K.ft-. Aor Mi. -j i
Order of Ptmdo, Clatsop council.
Finnish Bltt?rhiod.
Local Brevities.
Frsh lursradlsh, 10c per bultl.
FOARD A 8T0KKH CO.
For good thlnn to tu call at 111
Cemnsrctal r phsts Mala ML
ASTORIA OROCERT.
' llow brand rpii Coffee, Kuml fm
11.00.
FOARD BTOKE8 CO.
Ths Imperial oyster hows Isprs
pared to furnish Bboalwatsr bar or
ters In auantttlM of pints and quarts
to supply ths family trad. Colonial
oysura always on band. ' '
If you hav a sought Or cold be surs
and get a bottla of Whits Pino Court
Syrup. Ths best to bo bad. For sals
at ths Owl and Ea1 Drug Stents, at
tS and (0 csnts per bottle.
Th Columbia River Packers Asso-
jclailon bus purchased the gasoline
luum h Chief from 0. R. Llndberg, C.
ill. Carlson and Mrs. Rdlta M(-Rrlu,
'thf consideration being $3000.
We bavo just received a shipment of
fine Norway Herring and Anchovla,
ASTORIA OROCKRT.
ritmliUr Fancy Hum, Bacon and
Lard at
FOARD k 8TOKKS CQ.
I). K. Wlnson, arrested for forging
a chink on the Warrenton Lumber Co.
unl who h been In Jull for some
lima yesterday furnished f 250 bond
and wh rHessod from custody.
Th attorneys Interested In the tim
ber land caws have tiled a request with
Judge J!Hr!J asking, him to rendei
a det-lslon In the tan"", a H Is Imnos.
Jslble to extend th tlx roll until thU
; Is done.
The umeiiditiems to the Warrenton
t barter pnsiwd both houses of the
Islature und will bwunvi a lnw In 0
days.
Schllts's beer mads Milwaukee fa
in oua, and Is having the same effect on
the O rot to. Nothing better on the
market.
The Occident tonsorlal parlor and
bath facilities ar equalled by nons.
Everything modern and up to data
See Peterson.
For wagons, boggles, plows, narrow
and all kinds of farm tools and no
chlnery tea R. M. Gaaton at 101 ltb
street, Astoria, Ore,
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A letter received from F. A. F1hi
from I-on Angelw yesterday, states
that heavy rains have prevailed and
the strata ar Hooded.
Judge Olof Anderson Is a pretty sick
inun. . Although thero Is very little
change In bla condition, there Is strong
hopes that he will pull through.
Swaet naval orangea from II to 4to
ferdoson. Plsnty of good cooking ap
ples at too per box.
ASTORIA GROCERY.
W. 3. Hess haa opened the cleanest
and best appointed restaurant In As
toria at ISO Eleventh street The best
In the market, and the promptest serv
The Grotto will supply patrons with
delicious Tom and Jerry ' day.
Tha superior quality of goods whlcb.
l as made the Orotto popular, will be
supplied.
The ordinance to regulate bill board
and fixing the license for bill posters
Is being prepared and will probabI
be Introduced at the next session, ot
the common council.
' For sale At Gaston's feed stable.
No. 101 Fourteenth street; on lAnsW"
harness machinal one Smith-Premier
typtwrlUr; ont 10 bp motor ana bait
ing; 1000 good sacks.
The body of young Thompson, who
wits drowned Halurday nlRht, has not
been recovered, and dragging- for lh
body hs been discontinued. Then
eenm to be no doubt but be was
drowned.
Sventmn's book store has laid In a
stock of high school books, and has it
complete outfit of school books and
school materials. School children con
get what they want at Svensen
book store.
flunerlntendent Kearney made an
examination of Tenth lrel yesterday
looking for holes. He claims he hus
no Jurisdiction In the Interior of build-
Igs, and that It must have been wheel
Instead of holes.
REWARD We shall give 110 In gold
as a first prise, and II as a second
prise to the boy or girl under 18 years
of age, writing the best poem of twj
or mora verses, using the MONARCH
RANGE as ths subject of tbs poem. All
poems to be banded tn before p. m.
on February 16, 190S. Charles Hell
bom A Son, Complete Houw-furnlsh-rs,
&90-S92 Commercial Street
The Astoria & Columbia River Rail
road Comimny In. contemplating put
ting on three trains a day between
Astoria and Portland. It Is probable
that on train will leave Astoria every
noon upon the arrival of the train from
Portland. It Is ulxo stated, that a
train will leave Portland about mid
night Just what schedule will be
adopted Is not known at present.
w. O. A. Pohl received a telephone
message from his daughter. Flora
who was In lh street car accident,
saying that she was not Injured. She
sat beside tha man that was killed and
had a very narrow escape, f fl
Ross. Hlgglns a Co. carry the larg
est Una of staple and fancy groceries
In Astoria, Nothing but wtapie gooas.
and the best quality. Every dcllcnc
In the market can be found at thlt
popular store.
Thar la no cemolalnt about bnstneas
at tbs Star saloon. Good goods and
courteous treatment will draw trad to
any first-class saloon. That's what
makes business good at tbs Star. The
best Is nons too good for our customers.
J. T. N. Callaway, through his at
torney. Harrison Allen, will commence
ault against the dty to recover $200
for damages sustained by ' running a
nail In his foot on Commercial street
some time ago. The bill was present
ed to the council and they refused to
pay It.
Dr. H. M. Tenny of San Frnnclsco
wlll give an Illustrated lecture in the
Conareaatlonol church this evening on
some phase of foreign Christian work.
Dr. Tenny Is a splendid speaker. A
free will offering will be taken to go
to the missionary work at the doae ot
the service. A cordial Invitation .la ex
tended to all to be present
On sale Tuesday Morning,
500 remnants of Carpet
and Matting from one yard
to ten yards in length at
One-Half Price.
See Window Display.
CH AS; HEILB0RN & SON
1, Complete 'Bom1 !ci;;:
Th Astoria slreet car company ir,
securing estlmatis and facts In con
templation of extending the street cai
service to Seaside. If sufficient Induce
mcnta are offered and ths company Is
satisfied that It will be a paying In
vewtrnent. there Is no doubt that toe
line will be built.
, Tha uproar In Chinatown Monday
night was suosed to have frightened
all of the ablubodled Jevlls In Clat
sop county over the river Into Wash
ington, but Dong Ke, the Janitor at
the' Aatorlan, showed up for his salary
as usual yesterday, so It seems the
attempt was futile.
The rainfall so far this year has
been extraordinarily light for corre
sponding seasons. Weather Observer
Powell's record show only 0.92 Inches
for January, and up to 7 a. in. yester
day tha rainfall for this month was
only .15. There Is plenty of time, how
ever, for February to make up defi
ciencies. '
The quarantine which was imposed
upon Miss Eva. Todd of the Adair
school by Dr. Pllklugton under the im
pression that the young woman was
suffering from a light attack of scarle-
Una, was removed yesterday, und Mis
Todd will tie able to return to her
school at once. Her health wu never
better, she Oilnks, than during the
period of her Illness.
The. A st or Inn hns been complimented
for the stand It has taken against the
slreet corner loafer nuisance. The
young men that were accustomed to
congregate ttiere anA annoy ladies
passing, have cheerfully accepted the
advice given. It may also be stateO
in this connection, that the young kid
have ceaaed their depredations, for
ahlch l ho public will be thankful.
Councilman Hansen ha the resolu
tion prepared for the Improvement ot
Exchange street from Seventeenth to
the Clatsop mill and will Introduce It
at the next meeting or the council.
This Is one reason why trie council did
not take any action on the communi
cation from the water committee, com
plaining about the storage of lum
ber on tha street, which Is In an unsafe
condition. '
The Greek cilsens of Astoria and
frlenda of J. Kahagos, who died at the
hospital Saturday,' circulated a ub-
scrlptlou paper and raised 4S to give
him a decent burlut. Antone Theadora
circulated the list. Some of the Greek
realdents are very much Incensed
against Jos. Falangos of Clifton be
cause he refused to contribute any
thing. They are also very grateful to
the good jieople of Astoria who con
tributed, ,
John Doe, a unlive of Ireland, wa
arraigned In the police court yester
day upon a charge of being drunk.
Deputy City Attorney Frank Spittle
appeared for the city and George Ka-
both and Leandor Lebeck for the de
fendant. Kaboth argued that It was
no crime for an Irishman to get drunk
during China New Tear, and the court
sustained the demurrer and discharged
the defendant.
The harbor was, somewhat rough
when the schooner Mable Gale came
In fromi ouQBlde ystduy morning
and the cook, while executing a pas
seul with a kettle of water In his hands
fell and badly sprained an ankle. Duff,
sau plums, and tea will be about ah
for the crew of the Mable Gale for a
few days unless, there Is a born chef
aboard who only needs an opportunity
to develop genius.
The wires into the city were more
or less disabled yesterday on account
of damage wrought by the wind. , At
the bar thb velocity of the wind was 41
miles an hour at one time, and the gala
waa strong for far up the river. Part
of the wires failed In the vicinity of
Clatskante, but a linemen are station,
ed at that place the trouble waa ot
short duration. Other trouble was
more difficult of access.
CALIFORNIA RESTAURANT.
Reepened Under New Mnsgmnt
John Biaalcn bas lease A tbs Califor
nia Restaurant and Oyster" House and
( now prepared to serve tbs public.
The best oyster and meals In the
dty. Family trad supplied. Good
cooks, polite waiters and prompt ser
vice, .'' '
PERSONAL MENTION.
H. S, Dill, the Portland contractor.
Is In the city. '- ;
; W. L. Phillip of Portland waa In the
city yesterday.
Mrs. McGill 0 Cathlamet waa in the
city yesterday. :
E. A. Peck of Portland Is registered
at the Central.
Joseph Davis of John Day was In the
city yesterday. .
R. Sale of Youngs river was In th
city yetrdny.
William Ross of West port waa In, the
city yesterday.
B. I Ward went to Seaside yester.
Jay on business.
John McClelland of Nasel was In
the city yesterday.
M. Wise of Ilwaco was In the city
yesterday on business.
John . M. Crawford of lielllngharo
waa In tha city yesterday.
F. Olmstead of Frankfort was In the
city yesterday on business.
Mrs. AV. T. Rosa of Westport vlsltd
frlenda in Astoria 'yesterday. .
J. O. Johnson of Knappton waa In
Astoria yesterday on buslnes. , -
J. H. Scymore returned from a busi
ness trip to Portland yesterday.
Samuel Goldsmith of Portland waa
In the city yesterday on business.
J. J. Brum bach, a prominent attor
ney of Ilwaco was in the city yesterday'
on business.
R. R. Cole of Seaalde returned from
a trip to Portland yesterday and went
home last evening.
Joseph Benolt and family of Salem
arrived in Astoria yesterday and wilt
reside here In the future.
OUT OF THE ORDINARY.
Epitome of Anneodote and Ineidenta
With Comment by a Layman.
The Hansen resolution, written by
Tony Smith, was picked before it was
ripe.
A pyrotechnic display of oratory
railroaded the Hansen resolution
through the council.
When waa Perry Trullinger appoint
ed deputy superintendent of streets?
Councilman Belland wants to know
about Burns' pets and the democratic
graft.
The democratic mule has had an
other uttack of cirrhosis. He-haw.
Four deputy superintendents of
streets Is three too many according to
the charter.
The Tuttle charter bill does not pro
vide for the employment of democrat io
pets to superintend constructions of
streets when no streets are being
constructed. Kind of a aide graft
When the Tucile charter becomes a
law there won't be a many democratic
pet sucking the public teat .
The Portland grand Jury ha adopt
ed a new rule. The first order of
buslnesa each morning Is to call the
roll ot the Cnited State senate.
No statement ha yet appeared with
the hardihood to propose to break up
the plumbers' trust.
Cnder 'the Colorado rules the candi
date who haa received the smallest
number of fraudulent votes la entitled
to the office.
With Colonel Bryan applauding
President Roosevelt and Grover Cleve
land preaching -to the Young Men'
Christian Association, we are not sur
prised that John Sharp Williams wants
to throw up the leadership of the dem
ocratic party.
There are rumor, in town that a
coterie of gamblers who formerly op.
erated in Portland, but who were com
pelled to close by Sheriff Word, la
figuring on starting a pool room and
bucket shop In Astoria if they can se
cure satisfactory rates from the tele
graph company. It la certain that the
sports tn Portland would like chances
to "get down" on a good thing at the
tracks, and they think since Astoria
Is a wide open town their best chance
is here. .
The gasoline fleet about the harbor
will be considerably larger this year
than ever before, and the fishermen
expect to keen the small fivlght steam
ers lined up pretty well In the matter
of rates. A large number of the fish
ing boats are now equipped with pow
er, and there will be nearly a score
more by the time the aeaaon opens. At
thl time a number of the fishermen
are carrying supplies for their breth
ren, and the dock owner at Chinook
who recently put up rate got a hard
iar when the fishing fleet began to
bring barges along shore and flouted
the dock altogether.
Important Nstio. '
We have made another progrelv
step, w now carry at our branch
store In the Flavel brick building on
Bond street a complete line of oil
clothing and rubber boot. Fisher
Bros. Company. .
Here's News for Y011.
This week the Big Store will be busily
engaged with the work of unpacking
and marking the new spring merchan
dise which is arriving daily. Come in
and let us show you the new things in
DRESS GOODS
AND SILKS.
In 'making our selections style; and
quality are our first considerations.
We guarantee to please you. ,.'
FOARD
& STOKES GO,
Astoria's Greatest Store.
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V-'-l V KllLlL1 X Li lii NIL'
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From 1-4 cent to $2.50.
New Styles, Fine Assortment
t.
! 'J Commercial and I2th Streets.
PERFECTION
How true to the name t
are our
$3.50 arid $4.00
Men's Shoes.
Perfect in Workmanship.
Perfect In Fit. : r
Perfect in Style.
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ALL LEATHERS. BLUCHERS OR LACE.
Wherity, Ralston Company
The Leading Shoe Dealers.
AN ASTORIA PRODUCT
Pale Bohemian Beer
Best In The Northwest
North Pacific Brewing Co.