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THE MORNING ASTORIA ASTORIA, OREGON.
THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1905,
BOODLE ACCEPTED
Congregational Missionary Board
v Accept! Blood Money.
GLADDEN DENOUNCES ACTION
Th Honest Contingent of th Con
; gregationsl Churcff Will Take an
Appeal From the Boodler Contingent
to th Conscience of the People.
Columbus. ' April 12. When In
formed this afternoon that the final
motion of the prudential committee of
the Congregational board of foreign
mission was to accept the gift of John
D. Rockefeller of 1 100.000, Rev. Wash
ington Gladden said:
The prudential committee has placed
ftelf on the broard and Intelligible po
altion tfiat all gifts must be received
no matter what may be the character
cf the Stver or by what Immortalities
or crimes his gains may have been
tathered. From this decision an
peal mill now be taken to the con
sciences of the Congregutlonal
churches and the conscience of Chris
tendom..
i We are satisfied that the aceepUrnc
of the gift is actuated by the same dis
honest motives, as the money was ac
quired by Mr. Rockefeller and we are
milling to leave it to the best judg
went of honest Christians.
CAUGHT ASTORIA SUCKERS.
the
The Perfumery Man Supersede
Mining Stock Man.
Astoria has been the home on dif
ferent occasions of some of the most
collosial grafters extent. There is no
trouble to sell stock In a mining claim,
oil well or trout farm, and there are
even people mho buy perfumery.
' About a month ago there arrived In
Astoria a sleek-looking Individual who
could talk the arm off from an Indian
rtgar sign. He was the sole manufac
turer and patentee of the most exqul
Bite perfume ever manufactured.
About that time A. E. Peterson, the
popular tonsorial artist, decided to add
a stock of perfumes to his shop and
when the manufacturer arrived and
explained that the drug stores were
charging a dollar a bottle for an oundk.
vial, while he was selling a quart bot
tie for the same price, and it could be
re bottled in small bottles and a man
could' make an Independent fortune.
Pete bit, and be hit hard. He bought
a dozen quarts gathered from Elyslan
bowers, fragrant a new mown hay
and took a week off, as he was to make
money. He sold' one small bottle to
a customer, realized a profit of 999
per cent, but he lost his customer.
The liquid preparation was given a
chemical analysis and found to con
tain the purest rain water ever sent
down from heaven. Pete Is so mad
now that he wont even squirt cofbgne
n his customers. But Pete was not
the only one. The boys at the Imperial
chop house invested In a number of
bottles of aqua pura, but they used it
to wash dishes In. Tou bet, Astoria is
a dead easy game.
the mayor and common council of thr
town of Seaside that a contract hnJ
beelt let for building the Hermotw pari
bridge and for them t take care ot
the water mains running across the
bridge.
he court will adjourn to meet on
April 23.
TOGA NOT SLEEPING
Knows Whereabouts of Russian
.Squadron.
WILL HAVE THREE FLEETS
Will Not Be Closed.,
It has been reported that Sherlii
Llnville contemplated closing th
dance hall of Astoria. Mr. Unvltle
states that he ha no intention of m
terferlng with the dance halls, alt W
ask Is that the chief of police or police
force enforce the ordinance and keep
young girl, and boy. out of them and L Prp,rtd to M,(t th, Entip, Ru,
mi me conunuiiiiy oi me prviuiuii
tian Fleet in th China Sea and In
dication Ar That Togo Will Make
Short Work of Russian Fleet.
macquea, who llv off the earnings of
prostitutes, When the new law goe
Into effect On May IS, by Us provisions
it is the duty of the sheriff to see thai
it Is enforced, and every macque found
in the city after that date mill be ar
rested and sent to the penitentiary. New York. April 12. It is guardfdt
With this exception Sheriff Unville " admitted in Toklo. according to t;t
will neither dose the dance halls or Express correspondent, there, says at
interfere with them In any way. American dispatch from London, that
I Admiral Togo has completed his bat-
Water Commission. tie organisation by dividing his fleet
Clark & Buchanan yeaterday com- "Ho three squadrons, nyutg, mam and
pleted the work of expertlng the books reserve.
of the water commission and have filed The flying squadron, made up of
their report. They state that they his fastest cruisers, already is scout
find the books correct and all the money I ing the China sea and will open the
properly accounted for. The follow- fighting; the main squadron, made uj
ing is a statement of the funds of the I of most of his battleships and armored
commission: Icrulsers, will complete the attack, if
Sinking fund, ten 6 per cent water necessary and guard against any at
bonds issue of 1S92, $10,000; 1 5 pet attack In the rear.
cent "water bonds. Issue of 1S95, $16.-
000; Clatsop county warrants. J586S.44;
cash, .OS; total in sinking fund. $St,'
S68.52. General fund securities, 12 5
per cent water bonds. Issue of 1892,
$12,000. The almost entire absence of
clerical errors In your accounts prove
Tm
taMaf
i.vorin tunc
ire sale; you ncednt get
cheated in them, Schilling's
the value of the system followed and I Best are not only pure and
true, but generous.
reflects great credit upon your clerk."
Along th Water Front.
The U. S. transport Sheridan 1. duel
to arrive from the Philippines tomor-l
row.
The Tired Traveler
la ever happy to find a comfortable
The steamer Cascade left Portland stopping place. Where to put up I the
at 6 p. m. last evening for San Fran-1 prevalent question after a long jour-
cisco ad will leave Astoria this morn-1 ney. Tou can solve the problem In
mK. I Astoria bv coin to the
The barkentine Amaxon arrived In
yesterday morning and mill load Ium- flkiVlY VV
ber. I Whose genial host, Mr. T. J. Broem-
The oil tank steamer Rosencrans left ..(, is an experienced hotel man and
out yesterday afternoon for San whn on Anrll 1 took chars of this
Francisco.
The steamer Kordland mill leave for
San Francisco this morning.
Tho stpnmer Sue H. Klmore left out
yesterday morning for Tillamook with hoUI 18 n0W ahle 10 'V9.hl" paU
popular hostelry and ha Inaugurated
a new feature to the house by opening
I the dining room In connection with the
THE
C
OMR OUT !
New
Business
Suits,
Outing
Suits.
Benjamin
Moke
at
Wise's.
New Felt
and
Straw Hats.
Boys' .Suits,
Ties,
Shirts
and
Sox at
Wise's
NO REASON FOR IT.
When Astoria Citizens Show the Way.
There can be no just reason why any
reader of this mill continue to suffer
the tortures of an aching , back, the
annoyonce of urinary disorders, the
dangers of diabetes or any kidney ills
when relief is so near at hand and the
most positive proof given that they
can be cured. Read what an Astoria
citizen says:
Mrs. N. Jacobson, living at 127 So
eml street, says:
"In our experience Doan's Kidney
Pills performed all that is claimed for
them. Their action mas speedy and
the results, satisfactory. I procured
a box of1 them at Charles Rogers' drug
store, 459 Commercial street, for my
grandmother, Mrs. M. Beck, and she
used them. From the satisfactory re
sults obtained we value Doan's Kidney
Pill exceedingly."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, N.
T., sole agents for the United .States
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
freight and passengers. ,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Parker.
W. R. Whetman, Ilwaco.
J. Jackson, Ilwaco.
A. Llenonen," Ilwaco.
T. Rahlfe, Portland.
O. A. Rosendahl, Chinook.
J. William. Portland. N
T. Smith, Portland.
Albert Persen, Deep River.
Fred W. Jacobs, Bellingham.
G. C. Joy, Chehalis.
C. E. Jacklns, Seaside.
H. Berg, City.
Occident
B. Fleckensteln, Portland.
F. R. Huber and wife, Portland.
C. C Springerf Chicago.
B. F. Springer, Chicago,
j. Sander, Cleveland.
Jno. A. Dalgren, Denver.
Cy Palmer, Portland.
F. W. Elye, Minneapolis.
A. M. SlmpRon, South Bend.
T. G. Coleman, Portland.
F. O'Nell, Portland.
D. D. Toung, Portland.
S. B. Cox, Portland.
D. S. Smith, Ilwaco. -
C. C. Clark and wife, Seaside.
F. H. Miller, Clifton.
O. Olsen, Deep River.
H. S. McGowan, McGowan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson, Long Beach.
W. B. Mackay, Portland.
Irons board and lodgings, the best In
Astoria, for 11 and $1.25 per day. Sat
lsfactton guaranteed.
Room at 26, SO, 75 and
I "bus to and from the hotel.
T. J. BROEMSER.
II. Free
All the new things that" are good
All the good things that are new.
FOR MEN and BOYS
You may be sure
to Find them at
!enman Wise's
efn J
Astoria's "RELIABLE" Clothier.
A shoe to fit,
AnIa Hhoe to wear,
Should b selected
Wltb taste mm care
M CHAMPAGNE
W TIES
M14 FfT SHOES
A Daredevil Rid.
often end in a sad accident TO heal
accidental injuries, use Bucklen' Ar
nica Salve. "A deep wound in my foot,
from an accident," write Theodore
Schuele of Columbus, O., "caused me I
great pain. Physician were helpless,!
but Bucklen' Arnica Salve quickly
healed it" Soothe and heal burns
like maklc. 25c at Cha. Rogers, drug
gist .
Don't let the children suffer. If they
are fretful peevish and cross, give I
them Holllster' Rocky Mountain Tea.
The best baby tonic known. Strength
and health follow Its use. 35 cent.
Nobby Footwear for "SaSST
We are Shoe Specialists, experts in our line, qualified to aid you in
your selection of haster Footwear. i he season s latest styles
are here to choose from. The prices, too, will meet with your
approval. It is a pleasure to show our goods.
PETERSON (a BROWN.
621 Commercial Street, Astoria.
G
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M
R
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Has always in stock a
fine assortment of
Boots and Shoes I
BALL BRAND RUBBER
Ttnrvrc o
Call and See. Bond Street.
Sherman Transfer Co.
HENRY SHERMAN, Manager
The.
Astoria
Restaurant.
If you want a good, clean meal or if you
are in a hurry you should
go to the
Astoria Restaurant
This fine restaurant is thoroughly up-to-,
. date in every detail.
EXCELLENT MEALS.
EXCELLENT SERVICE 23
County Court.
An adjourned meeting of the county
eourt was held yesterday, a full board
being present. The following proceed
ings were had:
The clerk was Instructed to adver
tise r for bids for building a briJge
across Cullaby lake on the road lead
ing from Lewis and Clark to Seaside.
The bridge will be IBS feet long and
the bids are to be opened on April 25.
The clerk was Instructed to adver
tise for bids for repairing the Dever
eus bridge on the Nehalem road, bids
to be opened April 25.
The clerk was Instructed to adver
tise for bids for improving sections ot
the Nehalem road between Alder hili
and the Leahy schoolhouse, 3200 feet
hi all. Bide Avill be opened on April 2S.
The clerk was Instructed to notify
GOLDEN
GATE
C0FFE
9
Hacks, Carriages Baggag Checked and Transferred Trucks and
Furniture Wagons- fianos Moved, Boxed and Shipped.
433 Commercial Street
Phone Main 12)
uuv a
Coffee Mill
and grind Golden
Gatt at home (not too fine)
fresh each morning.
Aroma-tight tias. Never la bulk.
J. A. Foltfr (EL Co
KetblUb4 lat 18JO
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