SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1905.
IJli: MOIlNINfi ASTOKIAN, ASTOUIA, OREGON.
JUST OPEJNED
' A NEwjuNE OF
Van Dylie Enameledare
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The kind all good fcouselceeoers use.
Easy to clean, it does not chip and is a
thing c( beauty fo it adds to the
appearance of anv kitchen. We'll be
pleased to show the goods and give prices.
ROSS,
WIGGINS & Co.
TIlO board Vt JIeOI 'e'.rdiy
Md tha aMamiit for th Improve
ment of Frunklln avenue between
Twenty-sixth atrl and Thirty-first
street The cost of the improvement
wa $10,644.41. f
Local Brevities.
K'g um water oiri Ba
Now crop lilMlon Lemons kr bo
In the market. TUr r U U.tJT
that grow, Thy alil l Ha dUj
Patronlaw horn Industry by burin
Owl extract, manufacture In Astoria.
All flrat atea grocer carry tbtm.
A unloo service will ba held Usli
evening at the, Praabyterlan church
to whleft U public la cordially tnvtt
d. '.'..:'.':
The Infant daughter of Leandr An
dron of Deep River dld Wednesday
and th' funeral wlU oa bald at Na
today.
JKl Elsie Laraen and Mis neth
Fowler will assist wlib th musla at
the Mdhodlst church at thl morning
service.
A marriage lleenes wa Issued ya
terdiy bjr County Clerk Clinton to
Frank Borden and Laura Nelson, both
of Clifton.
R. M. Oato caxrle a full llaa of
farm Implements, also wegone, bug
tlca and fannlnr tool of all kinds.
101 Fourteenth atraat.
Una Carta, wlfa of Traak OarV
m of 171 TblHyalfbt Hrl to "
port4 seriously 111 at tar tome and
la not aipeeted la ,
Baker City Rika wffl awm bar tba
pleaauer of occupying their new bom,
a 119.009 atructura. on of tba fin 'at
lodge temples on tba coast
Stata Senator Jay Tuttta will de
liver an addre on "Oregon na4
Law of 1905." at tha mating of tba
gray! road convention which convene
In Ptndleton tomorrow.
Th Owl flavoring extrct ar con-
Idered tba best and tronget by alt
what kava uaed them. Ak for tha Owl
at your grocer and taka no other.
Temple lodge A. F. A A. M. wilt
meet at their hull thU afteinoun at t
o'clock for the purpose of attending
tba funeral of J. If. Turnoy at Flavel.
Tha -yar-ld daughter of Mr. atul
Mr. Ewald MUson died yeeterday
morning after a long tUnes from hip
dls-aso. Tha funeraTarrif ba held thla
afternoon from tha family residence
with Interment at Greenwood. .
Dr. Toy, tha evangelist arrived In
Astoria yesterday noon and In tha
evening waa tendered a rec'-ptlon at
the Congregational church which wa
largely attended, riant for tha aerv
lce for thla wefk were outlined.
One thing hat at length become
clar, the Yrtmlilll-r were not "bluf
fing." Thy have filed their referen
dum prtltlon, and the voteri will de
cide which U the appropriation made
by th laat IcglHlature shall stand.
Tba Ifee reetaurant, on Eleventh
etreet. In connldered the family rentau.
rant of Astoria. Tha beat moula and
tb beet eervice In Aatorla, 120 Eleven
ta tueet.
A giune of ball will be played thl
afternoon on tha reoreatlon grouiidt
between the Vt Aatorla ulna and a
nicked nine of tha crack pluyora or
Aitorla.
Th admlnlHtrator of the eetata of
Alei llolinan filed her final account
In the probate court yeeterdny and
hearing of tha mnie ta been Met for
June 9.
E. A. Klehej; hue awarded a contract
to B, Ouatafeoii for the corietructlon
of a reatdence. Work on the founda
tion haa ben commenced and work
on the building will be commenced thla
wevk.
Richard 8. Smith of the firm of No
land A Smith, attorneys, will leave for
Portland tonight to remain about
week, after which ha will go to New
Tork wber be will take the roawter
degree In the Columbia law eofaool. ft
la poaaJhle that ba will return to Aa-
trta thla fall.
eaaanaaavaaaa
Tha International Clgnrmakera
Union baa appropriated 17(00 for an
hll.lt of unlonmada cfmra at the
lwii and Clark fair. A cigar factory
In full operation, with clgara made by
union labor will be a, feature of the
f xhlbKlon. It la ponalble that the As
torla menufaclurlea will be repreeent.
ed.
We are no showing a number of
elffjat pieces of
issi Furniture
IN WEATHERED OAK.
Which we have recently received
direct from the east.
,SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
CHAS. HEILBORN $ SON
Complete House Furnishers.
Jam; M. Turncy dk-d at'b homa
at Flavl yenterday morning after a
short illneis. Mr, Turney h resided
In CUiteop county for a number of
years and was one of Its most progres
sive and enterprising citizen. Ha waa
Interested In many proJcts looking
for the upbuilding of the county. He
leaves a widow and on daughter
and a hot of friends to mourn hlf
loss. The funeral will be held at the
family residence at Flavel this aft
ernoon. Brother Masons and friends
are invited to attend, The train leaves
Astoria at the foot of Eleventh street
for Flavel at 1 o'clock this afternoon,
returning Immediately after the fu
neral.
The"" common council will meet In
regular eeaelon tomorrow night at
which time the ordinance providing
for licensing dry good, clothing and
boot and ho d'-ulurs Introduced by
Councilman Lbak will come up for
conspiration.
The rainy weathor yesterday did not
prevent a large number o farmer
coming In from the country. They
are unanimous In their opinion that
the rain will do an Immens? amount
of good for hay and growing crops
and was very timely.
Monday and Tuesday we will sell
sewing marhlnf'S at absolutely unheard
of price. Two 5 machines for 13S
and I3S each. Second hand machine
for U up. First da repairing
poclalty. Call at the Singer Machine
Co., 121 Tenth etreet. "
Presbyterian church: Preaching In the
morning by llev. R. M. Koblnson, In
the evening a union meeting of "the
churvha will be held at S o'clock.
when Ilev. Dr. Toy will preach. A
cordial Invitation la extended to all to
attend tbe mating
Another dance waa given last even
ing at Hanthorn's hall for tb bene
fit of the Ataorta boae team. As soon
ae the weather permit active practice
will b eonuoeaced for participation In
tbe tournament to be held In Port
land during the fair.
A suit ha been brought bj Henry
N. Peabody in the circuit court of
Portland atalnst the Astoria company
for )3p0 which he claim as damages
In a timber deal. In his complaint he
allege that he purchased soma tim
ber bind from the company in scrip
reserve and wo assured that the pat
ent would be good. He claim that It
wo rejected by the ocretary of the
Interior and wa notified that he could
not file on It under the law. He claim
that the company refused to give hint
other land in lieu thereof any by rea
son or me premises tie no oeen dam
aged In the amount sued for. '
Monday is the last day for com
petitors In the $20 prize offered by Mr.
Herman Wise. Tbe contest I open for
everybody, aged and sex ia no bar,
Monday evening a committee will be
selected who will award the prise to
the successful person.
The game of ball played yesterday
aftetyon between the As'.orla High
choc! nine and the Newell River View
academy waa wone by tha latter by a
score of -- to 9. The game was called
at the end of the stx'.h inning on ac
count of rain.
A very pleasant metlng was held
at the Congregational church last
evening to meet Dr. Toy and Mr.
Dickson. Dr. Toy addressed the' meet
ing In a very general way. Tbe flrat
anion service will be at 1 o'clock thla
afternoon.
The police have been unable to ob
tain any information relative to O.
Iluckley, the boat tender on the pilot
schooner Tulltxer. All of hi cloth
ing I still on the boat and the Imprea
ston prevail that he mut have fallen
overboard and been drowned.
An! exeuralon fro Portland tq
Seaside over the Astoria & Columbia
River roollroad will be given tomor
row. There are only three more of
these eicuralon to be given this year,
after which the summer schedule on
the road will go Into effect.
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Plan for the organisation of a uni
formed rank of Knight of Pythias
have been about completed In thl city
and it 1 expected a large company will
pe organized. W. A. Sherman wltl
probably be elected a captain. The
nrdnr I arrowing fat in membership.
F. P. Lie neo Webber. I H. Sprauer,
A. R Dalglty and Alfred J. C. Schrod
er will leave tonight tor Portland to
attend the grand court Of Foreatera.
An effort will be made to secure the
election of Mr. Schroder for grand.
chief r oncer. Mr. Bcnroaer.i an en.
h.,aiiatio mamber of the order ana
well qualified for the position., ,
. ejassaaaMSBjaaaaa
Cast aaldo the aptrlt of . ,lthargy
which aeema to overwhelm u nil at
time and get In and do a little real,
substantial hustling, pur town need
the good will and active assistance of
vrv nun in It. We need worker
aud should In every honorable way in
duce such to come Here ana neip co
nettle up this mngnltWnt territory.
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JiOiford Time
To our customerg who know the character and
quality ol our goods, the prices quoted below will
appeal Very strongly.- To those who tire 'not our
customers we can .only say thi is a good chance
for you' to became acquainted with us and our goods
and sare yoursell money. Just notice the prices we
havg made, ;- .. :'
WAin' ftn'oitorfis in calf Bkin.' made with.
welt, new lasts; i; . $3-5Q and $3.00
iocpX .'Jfotty? ,P?f0f!?? made with welt 3,50
?WomenVTan dxFotds,i)luche cut ' - $2.50
OxfordiV or. I Children : and Young Ladies, the
u ' famous Steel Shod line r: . x- v1.75
: Girls and Children's .Tan Oxfords in calf and 4
kid,-:' ' ' k f " v. m : . v w")
-Barefoot Sandals cut 4n new patterns, that." will
. not cause sore toes, Children's, 90c, Misses, $1;
Women's $1.35. . ,
The Leading Shoe Dealers. , . ,
A FEW .VERSES
By Emilia UebeL
In answer to tba 119.90 prise offer
by Herman Wise for the' best written
article on "How Wise Win His Way"
a number of stories, sketches and
poems have been received; this la one
received today: .
There was a man la our town
Hie name was HERMAN WISE;
He started up a Clothing tor .
That opened people' eye. i
He has tbe nicest store In town,
And. the politest Clerks,
His trad is booming every day
And not with stops and Jerks.
He gives you presents, when you buyl
So bring along your wife;
To help you pick out what you want
While WISE Insures your life.
-,. Emilia Liebei.
The contest closes tomorrow (Mon
day) night, and on Tuesday all of the
papers will be turned over to a com
mlttee who will decide upon the win
ner, so hurry up.
Any person may participate In the
contest, regardless of age, sex or other
conditions.
Meeting Notio. V
There will be a special meettnc of
Temple lodge No. 7, A. P. A A. Mthts
(Sunday) afternoon at I o'clock for
the purpose of conducting the funeral
of our late brother, J. M. Turney. All
sojourning Mason are Invited. By or
der W. M.
a C. Holden, Secretary.
Want ad In
hrlng resulted
The Atorlan always
A meeting of the directors of the
Astoria Commercial Club has ueen
called .for next .Thursday . evening at
which time some definite arrange
ment will be made In regard to the
future of the club. There seems to b
a lack of Interest taken in the club,
Which Is considered on of the lflnet
Institution In the city for young men.
lUgtster treT and Receiver Blbee
of the Oregon City land offlo have
been Instructed to restore township t
to 11 inclusive, eouth, range 4 east,
to the public1 land (domain. ' About a
year ago theao lands were withdrawn
from aettlement for tha purpoe of
probably adding thern ' to the ' forest
riserve Theis land are now open
to ettlement
Dr. Earle haa returned from a trip
to the various coast ports In the statt
where he has appointed health officers.
Dr. E. E. Bhaw wa appointed at Coos
Bay . and Dr. Alexander Patterson at
UnVpqua, and Dr. J. J. Luckey will
probably be appointed at Sluslaw and
Dr. H. J. Mlnthom for Taqulna. The
last legislature abollshe'd the state
health officers at these port and they
jare now unJer the charge of the Unit
ed Stat? government.
We Buy
In Large
Quantities
But We Sell in Any
Quantity
. That's why w offered 9k4 g4
Java and Costa Rlra eofte at Ito
a pound lost week. We aUU eontlne
to sell It. rr tkeso wa Ms a
better grade coftvw offer One
blend of Mooha and Java oofTeo In
the bean at It cents a pound. It's
the kind that
PLEASES YOUR FRIENDS
We have three wagons and cater
to your trade. . A large. up-to:dat
tor with a full line of good gro
ceries Telephone If you eannot
come. We will call for your order.
Telephone Main 781.
GEO. LINDSTROM & CO.,
Franklin Avenue, Upper Astoria.'
Vatch for Our Big' An
nouncement
Tuesday, May 16th.
Morse Department Store.
508-510 Commercial Street
Mail orders solicited.
New Idea Patterns 10c
V . 1 WE ARB '.. ,t ,, u i . X .. fr.
V Plumbers Q Steamlitters -V :y
Note hut First Class Woilrcn V l
I Emplojed. -"II
W. C. LAWS CO., 1
6e FOARD & STOKES CO.
Offer on excellent opportunity
to the Women who hove cook
Ins utensils or kitchen ware to buy
We have just received another large assortment of
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LIS!lsl Tl
, ..0 wast
Obr show win?
dows , are check
fell of every hind
of Itltcfieh uten
sil a housewife can think of . ...
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Look thrcHgh your
culinary department
and see what is need
ed and then ceine
down and let us sip
ply the vacancy w.iii
LISKSIt Never Wears Out
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Looks Like Silver
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Wears Like Gold
Cheap as Dirt
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Tlie Foard & Stokes Co.
Exclusive Selling Agents '