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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1905)
SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1903 THE MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTORIA, OREGON. - JM A SNAP FOR YOU A wianufncturer shipped to us by mistake a barrej of the GENUINE UNCLE TOM'S Maple - Syrup yai up In. Quart bottles. We. wrote Uie manufacturer that w could not a tt. Its wrote baric that It was In tended &r Snn Francisco, but frelgat tram her would tmke reshaping a scad hMK. He decided to let us sell trar bnrrd we have at our own price. Stare you are:' Ib-gular 40c a quart. While It lasts, ft bottle, 25 cents a quart. ASTORIA GROCERY S3 Commercial St. Rhone Main 681 A ahoe to fit. And a shoe to wear Must be select With taste and care HOLD UP , Jure ef our shoe and Investigate part thereof. You will find that they stand the test. Shoes for Men IHHi and loir shoes, hvlo t6e. Good year wat, military, heel, In tan. I Nod better, at J 150. High and low shoes, nob toe. Good year welt, military heel, lace, In patent leather. J 3.50. TheSeason for Shells Souvenirs Has ksgua. We have just received a large shipment, plain and fancy, pol ished' so as to show na.ure's gift in a its beauty. Some are hand painted. OUMns ere made Into pretty paper vetghts .ink stands, etc. TV shells are cheap this season, twanlB from 10 cents up. We have very pretty one at 20 cents. SVENSON'S BOOK STORE, KB Commercial Strttt. 4 W 1 Tenth, and Commercial Streets. Crystal Domino Br the name cf a bread of sugar, put sip by Havemeyer & Elder at their Mew York factory. ' It comes In dain tily cot cubes, Just the right size for flee coffee or tea. The best quality su gar bUfnable, without waste or flakes ear tfn-C Absolutely pure. Full weight Baaranteed. Packed In 6-pound bos, S5 cents. Tour guest will appreciate W always carry a full line of the Rational Biscuit Company's goods. They axe the best by test. Read be- Nabisco Sugar Wafers Thin strips ass Hght as sunshine, concealing be- tsseea them a IuhcIous cream. Serve wiU any Ice or drink. Flavored nWi chocolate, vanilla, lemon, orange, saint; Iri tins daintily packed 30 cts. Saltine Bitcuit A little different, 9 ctsw Five O'Clock Teas Simply Joicl- oasa. lb 20 ets. Vaaaia) Wafers Worth a trial, pack , IS eta. WATCHES 01.00 a week buys a gold watch. i Certtleman'a hlgh-grae watch tJ Jewel. Crescent St., altham, em- koaeed gold filled, 25-year hunting- Owe price $30 Pay $7.60 down, balance $1 a week Astoria Loan Office, RELIABLE JEWELERS and LOAN BROKER3 KI Commercial street. I or . . -men I Kltt Commercial Street. I SUMMER RESORTS Increased Buildiug Activity in Stores atfd Cottages. BANNER YEAR FOR SEASIDE There Are More Natural Advantages at Seaside Than at Any Other Sum' mer or Health Resort in Oregon or on the North Pacific Coast. Seaside la putting on metropolitan airs this year. In addition to a num ber of business houses In process of construction there are a large num ber of handsome cottages being built, both In the town and in the grove. Nearly very cottage Is already rent ed or will be occupied and the hotels will be taxed to their utmost capacity. Thia promises to be the banner year at Seasides Seaside is the greatest summer and health resort on the North Pacific coast. It has more and greater ad vantages and Is more accessable. It has transcontinental connections with three of the largest railroads In the United States. The Astoria & Co lumbia River railroad terminates at S-raside and makes connections with the Northern Pacific at Gobel for Puget Sound; the O. R. 4 N. at As toria and Portland for the east and tlie Southern Pacific for California and the gulf states. j Nature has endowed Seasides wlthi all the necessitates and requirements of a summer resort Along the beach that stretches 20 miles from, Tillamook Head to Ft Stevens the ideal bathing spot is Seaside. The scenery Is beaut!' ful and grand. Between the Pacific oceian and the Necanlcum river Is a picturesque grove, dotted over with the white tents and beautiful cot tages who tome to einojy the Invigorat ing sea bre:ea. Scattered here and there Is the handsome cottages of the wealth of Portland, Interior cities and the Inland Empire, as well as the more humble cottages of those" In modern ! circumstances. Between the Necanl cum and O'Hanna Is the town of Sea side, a prosperous town of 1000 inhabi tants. Incorporated under the laws of the state of Oregon, governed by a mayor and common council. .very business Is represented and commodi ties of All kinds can be purchased at the stores. There ara three churches, Methodist, Episcopal and Catholic and one of the best schools In the stat. One of the largest saw mills and box factories Is located at Seaside giving employment to a large number of men with a monthly pay roll of nearly $10, 000. The company manufactures the finest quality of spruce lumber and doors for the export trade. In, addition,' tot the attractions of Seaside as a summer resort, It affords sport for the hunter and fisherman. In Its mountain streams are trout and other food fishes. In the forests art all kinds of game. The level roads afford pleasurie of driving. The two rivers furnish unbounded sport for rowing and sailing. No other sum mer resort has so many attractions. These facts are becoming known and appreciated. It is estimated that the population of Seaside during the sum mer months of July and August will be at l'st 10,000. A large number of families remain during the month of September as this Is the most pleas ant month of the year. . An a health resort, Seaside has no superior and very few equals. It Is not a "cure all" for all ailments of mankind, but It Invigorates and builds up the system, Is a sure cure for "sum mer complaint," an eradlcator of the blues," and even has a saluatory ef- feet upon people afflicted with "con stitutional weariness." It destroys the germs of malaria and people who come here and jemain two months feel as though they had b"en born again. Seaside has no $5 or $10 a day ho tels, where a person pays six bits for a meal and nine and a quarter for style atyle snobbery and affectation arfl wholly eliminated. All restraint Is thrown off, and people, rich and poor, proffeisor and plfWan, publican and sinner mingle with each other and all enjoy the beauties of nature, the health giving sea breezes, mountain scenery, boating, fishing and hunting. All come to have a good time, and 'hey have It No other summer re sort in the world gives such Induce ments, such a variety of recreation and unnnloyed happiness and pleas ure. The people are kind and hos pltable and the latch string Is always out TRAPS VS. GILLNET8. Belief That Gilinetts Will Be Driven Off the Fraitr River. The Pacific Fisherman dlscusnlng he nutilng Industry of British Co Columbia says: "Mnny white fishermen who for years have followed the great schools of salmon In their boats on the Fraeer rivet with their glllnots, are Inclined to be of the belief that this year will witness the 'last extensive operation on the paitt of glllnet fishermen on the river. They base the foundation for ihitr belief on the fact that a num ber of traps have be-jn erected along the north side of the stroll? of Junn de Fuoa this year, and that next year g:!t ninny more will be located. until th'"y will reach a number when the supply of flan they catch will be so greas that there will no longer b any demand at the canneries for the fth caught by the gill n liters. The) believe that only because the season of 1905 Is the one of the large run of fish In the cycle of four will gtllnn- ters b employed. In the three small years to follow the, present one th dinners, according to the fishermen, will be able to obtain fiah from their traps at a much lower price than tin same could be obtained from the M netters." ENTERPRISE THAT COUNTS. HoooS River Raise 120.000 In Four Days for Woolen Mill. Hood River, In Wasco county. Is a town of about 2000 population, wit it a magnificent fruit country adjacent to it It Is p tipled with live enterprising people, each one striving to do some thing to build up the town. The Hood River Glacier says: , That Hood River Is up and romlng was proven again when last week hnr cttlsens Inside of four days pledged $20,000 to secure a woolen mill The Hood River spirit Is not an empty nam! Ac the development league meeting we had the largest delegation there, Fortland not excepted, and not a man rosei to speak but mentioned Hood River before he ait down. One man from the valley town where this wool en mill Is to come from sntd th"y had no Hood River spirit down his way. and he was glad of It. H possibly Is, but there are others not of his way of thinking, and It Is notable that the papers throughout the state point to Hood River and say that other locali ties can do what we havei done If they will only try. It la well that they should try. yet with the best apple and berry land In the elate, tha people hre can keep at the head of the pro cession of progress In the northwest by staying with th winning Hood River spirit It has done much for us In the past and will be the success of our town end valley In the years to coma." v HOTEL ARRIVALS. Parker. Wm. Matheral, Knappton. John Chtek, South Bend. Ben Thorp. Tokclund. James Rushworth, Uwaco. John Olson, Boston. J. H. Anderson, Portland. Wm. II. Jones. Victoria. F. R. Fuller, Hoqulm. Carl King. Hoqulm. H. Olaen, Hammond. C. O'Relley, Portland. W. A. Storm, Astoria. W. J. Stuart, Chinook. A. W. Reed, South Bend. Harry H. Crawford, Knappton C. P. Ashland, Portland. J. H. Weyman, Berkley. J. Andrews, Vancouver. E. P. Parker, Seaside. Occident Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Buffalo, N. Y. H. Schoof. Portland. A. H. Kllnlck. Portland. P. Jacobsen, Portland. J. H. Amos, Portland. J. M. Donoghue, Seattle. Gen. H. Graham, Wisconsin. F. A. Kollock, Portland. Miss Rathbone, Fellda, Wad. J. Magladry. , A. F. Hill, St. Louis, P. K. Perkhurst, Portland. Mra Lock woo' J, Portland. M. Jennings and wife, New York. READ ALL THIS. You Never Know the Moment When This Information May Prove of Infinite Value. It Is worth considerable to any citi zen of Astoria to know how to be cured of painful, annoying and itching pllea Know then that Doan's Ointment Is a positive remedy for aH itchiness of the skin, for piles, eczema, etc. One ap plication relieves and soothes. Read this testimony of its merits: R. B. Long, harnf'.Hs maker, dm' ployed with John Clark & Son, 101 Front street, Portland, who resides at COFFEE Always the same. Not up then down. Not good today bad tomorrow. J. A. Folger U Co. , blih4 tsk 150 San Francitea Aroma t flf Warat tight JP h 34$ Second street,' same cl'y, say! "Early U Ht suimucr I broke out all over my body with ecaenm, tetter or Itch. I did not know Jut what It was nor what caused Its appearance, but I do know that the torture I endured was sonl'tlilirx flercil I wa very much alarmed about It, was unxlouk to know what It was and what caused It. I thought the beat thing to do was to go to a doctor for treatment. I did so and waa treated by different ones, but they tailed to do mo any good. When I became the least bit overheat ed I Jut fairly clawed' the skin off me. Anyone who has never had any. thing of the kind knows nothing wt all about It I was In bad shape when I noticed an advertisement In our paper about Doan's Ointment being a sure cure for mrh affliction. It proved to be nil that Is claimed for It. Ivs than two boxes made a complete cure In my case. About this time my younger brother was taken with the same affliction. A box and a half of Dean's Ointment cured him. I know what I am talking abou( when I say that Doan's Ointment Is one remedy which can be depended upon." Plenty more proof like this from Astoria people. Call at Charles Rog. er's drug store and ask what his cus tomers report For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cent Foster-Mllburn Co, Buffalo. N. Y., sole agents for the United States, Remember the name Doan's and take no other. x HERBERT V. CROKER (Continued from page one.) Woodson toys he took Croker direct to the train. Crokcr's valise Is still at the hotel. New York. May 12. The news of the; sudden death of Herbert V. Croker son of Richard Croker, was received In this city today. The Croker home to night Is plunged Into the deepest of gloom. Herbert Croker left this city I a few days ago to tak a vacation ok a friend's ranch In Oklahoma. It Is understood that he lias been In II health and had gone there to recuper ate. A cablegram was sent to his fa ther In Ireland. This Is the second death in the family, Frank Croker having died from Injuries received while racing his automobile at Or- nionl, Florida, lust Jnnuaiy. He was Hearing his f3.1 birthday. Baseball Soores. Tacoma, Portland 8, TnrnntA 0. Sun Francisco, Los Angeles 2, Oak land 1. Seattle, San Francisco 0, Seattle S. Church Services. First Congregational church, Luthor D. Mahone, pastor. Preaching 11 a. m. by' Dr. D. S. Toy. Frank Dickson will sing assisted by chorus under Mrs. Geo. C. Watklna $ p m. Dr. Toy will prench. No evening service, but con gregatlon will Join In the union service at the Presbyterian church. Sunday school 12:20 p. m. Cleared for Action. Blood poison creeps up towards the heart causing death. J. E. Stearns, Belle Plalne. Minn., writes that a friend; dreadfully Injured his hand, friend dreadfully Injured his hand. which swelled up like blood poisoning. Bucklen's Arnica Balve drew out the poison, healed the wound, and saved his life. Best In ihe world for burns and sorea 25c at Chas. Rogers' drug Baby sleeps and grows while mam my rests if Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea Is given. It Is the greatest baby medicine ever offered loving mothers. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Frank Hart drug store. Carpenter' Union. Svery members of the Carpenters union Is requested to be at the meet ing Saturday nighty The state or ganlzer will be present and la anxloui to meet every memlier. , for a family: saves all about . toMsfeMisf eaAe ' saewtaf Mines) and settles tbosa question once for all. Seven Dollars Is a fair price for a natty summer hat Did you pay more last year? If so, save money this season by Inspecting our line of summer hats, aa pretty a you want them, an cheap as you can get them anywhere. We trim shapes to order. We alter hats to please you. We have hats for less and for more money. jTHE FAIR MRS. A. JALOFF, Prop. EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY AT Reasonable Prices. STAR THEATER BLDQ, ASTORIA. All Clothing Bought at Wise's Light Store Pressed Free of Charge Whenever xou say ao. ii Union There's HANSEN'S B Gloves and Gauntlets FOR OUTDOOR WORKERS Vdl rati ill Use's ef 'tr. vers m4 vmt kMier ik.s r etho ls kwtaM IStf we swhtily rtlslw, ike smsii set jkpH iMt4 ae tte ' kMiW ikerMkl .iraitMi. - Tlwf .r. eiKkiM, klsciftt rMgM er m. Is frl er !. A. U mu I lai.rad fttmae smb rUI. tr ik kMl m kt. ke tc is eta-' StrwilM Hw. - S Tbr est start tetifentklt kttsete iktrtre 15 WIT LIKE For sale by Merman' Wise, Astoria's "RELIABLE" Clothier. M Is Your Bathroom You cinnot hive too miny lafcguardi for the health of (amity and t.f, especially the growing children. JA. MONTGO The Best Restaurant. The Regular Meals 25c. 1 P&1&C6 Everything the Market Affords. ' 1 Sunday Dinners a Specialty. Cafe. I Palace Catering Co. FISHER BROTHERS COMPANY Agents The Linen Thread Co. SALMON TWINE, COTTON TWINE, ROPE Fishermen and Cannery Supplies ANDREW ASP, BLACKSMITH. Having Installed a Robber Tiring Maohliie of the latest p attern I am prepared to do all kinds of work -in that line at reasonable prloes. .Telephone 291. CORNER TWELFTH AND DUANE STREETS. Strength A HAND Are your spirits drooping? Do you feel that tired feeling? Does your ap petite need coaxing? Then your blood Is poor. That Is nature's way of,tll Irtg you that you need our a ALTI-TONE It Is an Idonl tonic, bracing, strength' enlng and exhilarating. It purifies the blood, tones up the system and will make you feel like yourself again In a week or so, FRANK H4RT, Draggist. SOLE AGENT Comer 14th and Commercial RtSL Modern? Bid or antique plumb-1 Ing U ti dangerous to the' health ii good or modern plumbing U beneficial. The cent of renewing your bathroom with WmtmC Ware will In reality be health sisurance. ' We have aamplea In our thow rooms and wiU gladly quote you price. 4. li,H):ix, J . 'I'issiiiii H retojj mem 11