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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1905)
FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1906. FOR YOUR tltlon had not been published. It was devlJed that when the suplemental pe VACATION tition was published tne court would consider the matter. K. A. Abbott, having male a mls t;ke la his bid for building a fence t Warrenton. the dent was Instructed to reaJverttse for bids to be, opened on May 10, Also bids were ordered sd vertlsed for improving rood No, th near Olney to be opened on May 10. Court adjourned until Wednesday. Canned meats will prove the handles? an lunch feature. We have Just received complete shipment of the best Astoria and Clatsop County Shows brands In the market We mention tew articles: Deviled Ham, Corned Marked Increase in Population Beet Sliced Bacon, Deviled Turkey. Corned Beef Hash. Chipped Beet Boneless Pig Feet, Veal Loaf. etc. Mies Chicken, In Tb tins..... .30 leash-Nut Sliced Bacon, a bacon with out peer. In lib glass jars...... 35 what Xmas present I will give to my customert? It will be something very aice. TOTAL WILL REACH 13,000 May 10. PORTAGE ROAD. THE MORNING! ASTORIA N. ASTORIA, OREGON. Y G ASTORIA GROCERY 823 Commercial St. Phone Main 681 A shoe to fit. And a shoe to weur Must b selected With taste aurt care Expected That the Census in the City and County Will Be Completed Next Week, After Which It Will Be Thor oughly Revised and Corrected. 2 The little ones are telling one an other about our GIBSON TIES They are try dressy and we carry a splendid assortment In patent leather and tan. Goo-Goo Eyelets. We have them tor young ladles and misses, too FOR CHILDREN: Sixes S to 8 at $1.25; sizes 8H to 11 at J1.35. FOR MISSES: Sixes UU to 2 at 31.50. FOR YOUNG LADIES: AU sixes at II. PETERSON & BROWN, 521 Commercial Street Kb county In Oregon has shown such an Increase In population, out side of Multnomah, In the past Ave years as Clatsop county. It indicates that the grand natural resources of Clatsop county are becoming known and being taken advantage of. Al though the census of Astoria has pot been completed yet, alt but one dls- triet has teen reported. Mr. Louns bury expects to have No. 4 district completed next week. It is estimated that this district will show a popiila ion of about 2230. With this estimate the following is the census of As toria: No. 1 m: No. 2 1100 Vo. S 1T25 No. 4 1230 No. S 170. No. 151ft No. 7 . 140 Chinamen , , , . . too Japanese 225 Total 12.432 No returns have come in from the country precincts, but It Is expected that full returns will be received next week. The following table shows the population of 1900 by the United State census and the approximate census ut 1905, taken by Assessor Cornelius: I Every Lady ; Will And our new store convenient ; and well stocked with the Utfest booki, magazines, stationery, pictures and ? many novelties. In order to induce our eld patrons as well as new ones, to Tislt'our store during the next week, we make the following SPECIAL OFFER Hand and Wrist Bags, made of black leather, neatly lined. A very service able shopping bag, regular price II. While they last 59c Same styles, a smaller size, regular 40 cents. Special 25c 8VEN80N'S BOOK STORE, 60S Commercial Street. PORCHITE dries hard and ; . tough ON THE PORCH floors and on decks of boats, etc. apiea to noors exposed to the outer air. Being elastic. It overcomes the effects of the widely varying tem peratures to which it is subjected, and resists wear. Porchite has gooj Water-proof qualities, and the col ors are permanent. It is made in eight well-chosen shades. Send for color card. Price: Callon can, $2. ' gallon can, $1.10. gallon can, 60 cents. We are also agents for mmmi Descriptive folder quest maJled on re- B.F.ALLEN aSON Wall Paper, faints, Ete, 865-367 Commercial 8t, Astoria, 1900 1905 Astoria 8.3S1 12.43S Chadwell .. 2 It 250 Clatsop 264 JOC Clifton ...... 425 439 Elsie 77 go Jewell 143 130 John Day 167 200 Knappa . 400 400 Melville 100 .100 Mlchwauka 9t 100 New Astoria 368 COO Olney.'.". ..; ......... 217 " 250 Push 55 ' 55 Seaside 417 1,000 Svensen 227 310 Vesper ISO 1C0 Walluski 1JS 1(0 Warrenton 495 550 Westport 19! 200 Toungs River 208 250 New Read Completed and Wilt I Ready for Operation 8aturday. ' Tn new poitnire road above Cas cade locks have been compM ami will probably be opened for traffic to morrow. a ith the aid of the Cascaje locks vnlnterupted navigation of the Columbia river wUl be opened up for 500 miles, almost from the head wat ers of the river to Astoria, This Is th project Astoria has long worked for In order that wheat might be shipped from eastern Oregon and Yaihljig- tlon direct to Astoria. It has not yet been determined who will be In charg of the road. Menv bers of the commission are now con ducting correspondence regarding this matter, but are not yet readyto make any announcement. As soon as thl step is taken, final arrangements fo opening the rond wtll be made nt once. The road will be operated under regular schedule. The opinion has been generally expressed that trains on the road would run only as the traffic de manded, but It Is the present Intention of the Portage Railway commission to establish a rcsular schedule. The road Is nine miles In inigth and Is well constructed. The equipment of the roaJ consists of one engine, eight flat cars, four boxcars, six stockcara and one combination passenger and baggage coach. If cm Need Not Guess as to how you" may get one or more of those fine presents. Just save your sale slips until lou have $10.00 worth and then you can get a certificate. 3 certificates entitles yoa to a present; 0 certificates two presents. PERSONAL MENTION. Total 12.765 17.997 It is very probable that a soon si revised returns are In and reported officially the population of the city will pnobably reach 12,250 and the county over 18,000. This shows an Increase in the population of 4000, and In the county of 2000, making a total Increase in the county of about (000 an increase of 33 per cent in five years. Astoria has Increased more in popu lation during the past year than In the other four since 1900 and at the present ratio of increase, the popu lation of Astoria at the time of the next United States census will approxi mate 20,000 and the county about 30,- 000. This is certainly a very credit able showing and one which the pea pie of Astoria and Clatsop county can JuRtly feel proud. It must be taken Into consideration that there are a large number of Astoria's population up the river Ashing, which could not be enumerated, so that It is safe to pay that the population of Astoria at the preesent time is about 12,500. J. Kaiser of Clatsop Is in the city on on business. M. Gorman of Catlilamet was in the city yesterday. Dan RIerson of Vine Maple will b turn home today. Jus. Armstrong ot Svensen was in the city yetterday. Frank O. Taylor of Seattle was Ir. the city yesterday. James Morrison of Seaside was In the city yesterday. Taylor Coffee of Svensen was In the city yesterday. Thos. Warren of Rainier is regis tered at the Parker. W. J. Compton of New York was In the city yesterday. J. P. Simpson of New York Is reg istered at the Occident. Hon. C. W. Fulton has returned from a trip to eastern Oregon. Geo. W. Pume returned from a trip to San Francisco yesterday. State Senator Welsh of South Bend was in the elty yesterday. 3. 3. Hulburt of Portland registered at the Occident yesterday. C. Goddard of fan Francisco arrived down on last night's train. F. W. Preston of Warrenton was In the city yesterday on business. Surveyor Jussen of Spokane was' In the city yesterday on business. Attorney General Crawford of Sa lem was in the city yesterday. Lee Herring returned from a busi ness trip to, Portland last night. N. P. Sorensen. the Portland cspf tallst, is in the city on business. , Aug. Cirlstensen of Chi -ago regis tered at the Occident lat nljtht S. H. Coddon ef Minneapolis regis Md at the Occident yesterday. II. H. Ingalls, the Warrenton mer chant, was In the city yesterday. Hon. John H. Smith went to Sea side yesterday on legal buHiness. Good Clothes, One Price, Free Pressing', Good Treatment. UP TO DATE METHODS. eranam Wise Astoria's "RELIABLE" Clothier. I I 8 XtJFVXl fglj naii HOTEL ARRIVALS. Ocoid.nl, S. H. Coddon, Minneapolis. J. It. Simpson, New York. N. P, Svenson. A.'H. Ltndsburger. Portland. C. J. Basnett, Treinont. O. W. J. Coinpton. New York. F. Taylor, if.Mltlo. J. Hurlbert, Portland. Geo. King. Snn Francisco. Link Burton, Cathlamet. J. Kalfer, Clatsop.' R L. Jor.es, Portland. C. Goddard. Ban Francisco. Aug. Clirlstensen, Chlrapo Parker, Wm, J. Oman, Fort Canby. N. J. Wellborn. City. M. 3. Jones, lows, E. O. Lamb, Iowa. John Schannessy, City. John Kllnt, Grays River. B. Donley, Porti o.d. Thos. Warren, Rainier. John North, Portland. Gordon McDonald, Portland. R. J. Owens. Portland. J. Correr, Corey. J. W. Joseph, City, E. S. Stevens, Nahcotto. COUNTY COURT. toil's Santal-Fep sfn Gay sain positive cuns INrItOiminUooorCtrTb of the LiladJT ud &Uwie KidiMfft. No ear. do p. Can. qnteltlf sua Wrm. BfDtSf tb wc,rt cue. m Conrrkoa mnl tlt. Bo tua4 trral how lou ,iuj4. int. Abwlaulf bnxml'u Cold If dniKflnU. frto (1 i(0, or by Bimi, poti)u ui mm?iz.u co, SlikkVOMTSiHS. H0 Scnion He'd Yesterdsy and Adjourn ment Taken to May 10. The cojnty court met yesterday moinlr.g, a full board being present. The following proceedings we.'e had. Report of the viewers on the road petitioned for by O. A. Bourgland In the vicinity of Knappa was filed and the report adopteld and the road or dered opened. Communication from Supervl?oi IIIIls of Push asking that the county road from the Tilllottson bridge to Tillamook be improved was read. In asmuch djb there Is only one family that uses the road, the county court did not deem it advisable to spend any money on this road at present Communication from J. R. Wherry relative to the Elsie road, the clerk was Instructed to Inform Mr, Wherry that the work would be done by days' work undr the supervision of the road supervisor. R-port of the viewers on the road petitioned for by J. R. Wherry and others at Elsie was read and referral to the district "attorney for an opinion as to the legality of the petition. Petition of J. West,, Jr., for a liquor llreiise at Westport precinct, it appear lug that there were not a sufficient numner or signers to the original p.- 8aved by Dynamite. Sometimes a flaming city Is saved by dynamite a space that the fire can't cross. Sometimes, a cough hangs on so long, you feel as If nothing but dynamite would cure It Z. T. Gray. of Calhoun, Ga., writes; "My wife had a very aggravated cough, which kept her awake nights. Two Dhvslclans . u. wmun, wire ana son were up could not help her. ,ne t00k Dr seaaiue yesterday visiting wun Klng.,, New poVery for ConBUm, INendS. Intlnn Cnnahn nn.t rVil.la nhl..k 4 : Dipputy! FIc?f Commil loner L. (d her cough, gave her sleep and finally Burton or cauuamet was in the en I cured ner." Strictly scientific curH yesterday. for bronchitis and La Grippe, at Chas, MIks Ada Hendricks of Eugene is Rofer8' druf ,ore. Prc and $1.00; In the rltv vlsltlnir hor cmmln Hon. Suaraniesa, inaj DOlUe free. Geo. Noland. Charles Abercromble went down to Ths orlci. of a rrtv fn- ti nn yesterday to prosecute a three packages of Holllster's Rorkv Are your spirits drooping T Do you feel that tired feellngT Does your ap petlte need coaxlngT Then your blood Is poor. That Is nature's way of tell li'g you that you need our , ALTI-TONE It Is an ideal tonic, bracing, strength ening and exhilarating. It purities the blood, tones up the system and will make you feel like yourself again In ft week or so. , FRANK HART, Drn&Ut. SOLE AGENT Comer I4th and Commercial ttft, Is Your Bathroom Modern? Yoa cannot hire too many latepiifds for the healtii offiuniljr and scIT, ctpedillr tae rowiii ftWdrea. Bed or til n hfli lealch 1 1 J or utJqtMp'umb! si daneeroui to 11 rood of modern pIurab!o IibentacUI. Thf cost of Knewirt your bathroom with Thidtf Wart w0 in rcalh; be health attursncc. Wt hivt iimplei ta our ihow rooms and will fladl quota you price. J. A. MONTGOMERY, Astoria, Or. Seaside yesterday to criminal ense. Assistant Attorney General McDon aid of Spokane was in the crty yester day on official buslness.- I Mountain Tea. Brings red Hps, bright eyes and l-vely color. 38 cents, Tea lor Tablets. Frank Hart's drua store. At the Star. The following Is the program ar- rong'ifl for; trj performance at the Star theater tonight by the Italian band: Overture Orpheus ,, Offenbach March Astoria .'.... D'Urbau Selection II Trovatore , ... Verdi Solos by Slgnor O. dl Fulvio, Maca- rlo and C. do Fulvio. American airs. Healthy, happy babies. Mothers say that Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea Is the greatest baby medicine In the world. Makes them strong, well and active. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Frank Hart's drug slore. There Is a movement on foot by the order of Eagles to purchase the 'Com mercial club and run it In connection with that order. Although the pres ent management has spared no pains to make the club a success it has not received the patronage it deserved, but It Is expected that when the Eagles purchase it, they will make a grand success oc u. rncy always do on tltlon mill that the suplemental pe- (everything they undertake. Sound business practice is as important, here, as w wealth of nature. Schilling's Best U the basis ofitia .ofb, UmiH nmM sod . ... et your grocer s ana muuey- back. The Palace Cafe. 7 The Best Restaurant. Regular Meals 25c. Everything the Market Affords. Sunday Dinners a Specialty. Palace Catering Co. FISHER BROTHERS COMPANY Agents The Unfcn Thread Co. SALMON TWINE, COTTON TWINE, ROPE Fishermen and Cannery Supplies ANDREW ASP, BLACKSMITH. Having installed a Rubber Tiring Msoblne ol th. latest pattern I am prepared to do til hinds o( work Jn that li da at reasonable prices. Telephone 291, CORNER TWELFTH AND DlfNE STREETS. i