THE MOKNlNlS ASTORIAN'. A8'kOK,A, OKKCiON.
SATURDAY, JULY sg, 1903.
The best i none too good when you
are buyitifr coffee. We can safely recora
end our jeciftl blends of
MOCHA Q JAVA
COFFEE at 40c the round. It's the kind
that will delight your gmsts with its
aroma, and whether served at breakfast
lunch or dinner, it will plcae you. It
Gets further, tstes better than cheap.
r grsd. Tacked in air-tight tin.
(Sround free of charge, if you wih it.
SEARCH FOR FRAUD
Secret Service Men Hunt for Ciga.
Manufacturers.
ing to the proceeding of the congress.
A new congress of Zenito and mun
icipalities will assemble lit Moscow in
Align!, in which two peasant from each
province, and also representative from
each of !ho liWrul union will paitiei-pate.
FOR SANTO DOMINGO CREDITORS.
Good Dairy Butter, 40c a Roll.
USED CANCELLED STAMPS
ASTORIAGROCERY
S23 Commercial Si.
Phone Main 681
A Shoe Bargain
For Balance of the Month
Keg's Taa shoes, worts up to 14.50
st $3.00
Ma's Tin shoes, worth up to 13.50,
at Sa-50.
Men's Oxfords, worth up to 14-50,
st $3.00
Men's Oxfords, worth up to $300,
st ta.50
5. A. GIMRE,
543 Bond Street, Opposite Roes.
Biggins 4 Co.
We are sgents for Douglas' Cele
brated shoe.
EASYfCOMES
EASY GOES
The Picnic Traveler
Because he requires and demands light
weight baggage. The compact sue and
package of the foodstuffs which the pic
sicker takes along are essentials not to
be overlooked. We make a specially of
providing for those needs.
In earned goods we carry a full line,
so that it is only necessary to call your
attention to a few.
Roast Beef, Veal Loaf, Dried Beef,
Pork and Beans, Sardines, Salmon, Der
Sed Ham, etc.
In. jars we haTe Beach Nut Bacon,
Eorse Radish, Mustard, Jellies snd Jams
in fact everything to prepare a quick
and a dainty lunch with Coffee Extract
and Canned Milk for a good cup of
breakfast nectar.
THE GROCER.
Tenth and Commercial Streets.
Branch at Uniontown.
SPECIAL
DRIVE
Arrests Expected to Be Made. Forty
Thousand Stogies Seised. Negro In
ternal Revenue Collector Much Con
cerned Over Alleged Frauds
Revenues for April and May Placed in
Bask for Creditor's Benefit.
Whingti;. .Inly Hs-rThc revenue of
the republic of Santo Domingo collected
muler the intuitu Vivendi between lVi-
dent Roosevelt and the Dominican gov-
eminent, amounting to $:l,1,tUS, lor the
month of April and May.
Of thi amount there ha Wn pluc
etl in the City National bank, of New
York, to the credit of the tmt fund
for the lienctit of the creditor of the
republic, 9157.313. Thi money will I
held until the t'nited State senate ha
taken action in the matter.
GREAT YACHT RACE
Many
Clubs to Participate in
Great Yacht Cruise.
THREE HUNDREDMILE COURSE
NEVENSKY WORKMEN STRIKE
New York July 2$. Arrests are ex
pected here within a short time as the
result of a seizure of cheap stogie, re
ported by Associated Pre dispatches
from St. Louis. The consignment taken
by government agent numbered 4X.00O Construction Upon Russian Submarine
and bore internal revenue stamps which I Boats is Stopped.
are alleged to have been used once and I St. Petersburg, July 2$. Kmpoyes of
from which the cancellation marks uad j the N'evsky work, where several sub
been washed with acid. marine boat of the American tvpe are
An investigation lias been in proirress I being built, struck yesterdav. There
several months among the nianufactur-1 was some disorder, but the uianitVstant
ers in Hester" and Mulberry street and were dispersed by Cossacks,
internal revenue Collector Anderson a J They left behind them a dummy with
negro recently appointed for the South- la red flag in one hand and an imitation
ern district of New York, was much con- I bomb in the other. The cossack amused
cerned yesterday over a charge that the J theniselve by firing several volley at
illegal shipments may have been made I the dummy,
possible by collusion with one or more
of hi deputies. He was unwilling to
believe such a charge well founded.
'I am new here and am only begirv-
nitig to learn the workings of the depart
ment," he said, but if anything of this
nature is going on I shall make it my
business to find out about it."
By one of the revenue agent who
has charge of the secret service and of
the case it is stated that the present in
vestigation involves three manufactur
ers. The authorities have lieen aided
by a fourth cigar maker whose motive CLAIM COMPANY IS SOLVENT
is to eliminate the unfair competition
occasioned by his competitors not always
paying the tax. All of the manufac
turers concerned are Italians.
CHARGES ARE DENIED
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Co..
Issues Statment.
WORKING ON RAILWAY.
IN
Musical
Instruments.
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Soad
is Being Constructed.
San Fran Cisco, July 28. Henry C.
Manning, a direeetor of the Kansas City,
Mexico & Orient Railway, commonly
newn as the Stillwell route, planned to
extend from Wichita, Kas., in a south
westerly direction through Kansas, Ok
lahoma, Texas, and Mexico to Topolo-
bampo on the tiulf of California, is here.
He expresses the utmost confidence in
the ability of A. E. Stillwell to accom-
i-h his plans and says the road will
be completed inside of three years. In
discussing the subject Mr. Manning said:
"The conditions under which Mr. Still-
ell has been building the Kansas City,
xico t Orient Railway are not gen
erally understood. He is building the
entire road through construction firms
nd not through the financial aid of
banking institutions. The road is be
ing built in sections and he is already
operating a portion of Ins line. Rails,
have been laid from Topolohampo on
the Gulf eastward for about 150 miles,
and westward from Chihuahua he lias
about 2.VJ miles of road operating.
Shortly after leaving the Westcoast
01 .Mexico the line stretches over
one of the most fertile sections of the
Southern republic, then enters the rich
mining sections where abundance of
.business awaits it."
Policy Holders of New York Reserve
Life Insurance Company Receive State
meat From Concern Saying Aisetts
ment from Concern Saying Assets
Chicago, Detroit tod Cleveland Yacht
Clubs Will Have Boats In Long Cruise.
Fearless Young Woman Will Race her
sj-Foot Sloop. ,
See the Show Window.
J. N. GRIFFIN
IT1, FOR LADIES, TOO.
tkrj Cmm St Tkelr Hair FalUss; Oat
With McrplcMe.
Ladle who hay thin hair and whose
natr is railing out, can prevent the hair
falling out; and thicken the growtb with
Wewbro's "Harpicide." Besides, Herpl.
t,u' on 01 uie most agreeable hair
dreMslngg there is. Herpiclde kills the
nanururr germ that eats the hair off at
r"i- A"er tne germ Is destroyed,
she root will shoot up, nd the hair grow
Jong as ever. Even a sample will con
gee any lady that Newbro's Herpiclde
iiiuicpensaDie toilet requisite. It
contains no oil or grease. It will not stain
w dye. Sold by leading drugfrlsts. Send
. in stamps for sample to The Hercd
Side Co., Detroit, Mich.
Eagle Drug Store, 351-353 Bond St.,
Oa-1 Drug Store, 549 Com. St., T. F.
laurin, Prop. "Special Agent."
GEORGE Z. WORK DEAD.
Chicago, July 28. fieorge X. Work,
long a wholesale tailor of Chicago, died
suddenly last night, of heart failure,
while riding on an electric car.
Mr. Work was born in Pennsylvania,
sixty four years ago, and came to Chi
cago in 1870. With his brother, A. S.
Work, he founded the wholesale tailor
ing firm of Work Brothers ft Co.
ATHLETICS KILL HIM.
Chicago, July 28. A dispatch to the
Tribune from Kl Paso, Tex., says:
As the result of over indulgence in
athletics while a student at Columbia
University, Arthur T. Kerr 22 years old,
is dead here. In a cross country run in
the month of February Kerr, thinly
clad, contracted a cold which developed
into tuberculosis. He was graduated
from Columbia in 1904.
New York, July 2?. Policy holder
of the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance
company have received a statement from
the board of director of the company,
which apparently was made as a pub
lic reply to the report of the examination
by the New York State Insurance depart
ment, which was printed today.
Chief Insurance Examiner Vandcrpool
in hi report charged the Mutual Reserve
Life Insurance company with conceal
ment of judgments against the company
amounting to $182,707, and exaggeration
of its surplus by over $:t(H),000.
The statement issued by the company
today declares tliere is not a single fact
to support the allegations of the insur
ance department, that) the payments
were delayed by the company ami adds
a table of figures to show that the gross
assets exceed the liabilities by $74,497,
more than did the company's statement
of December 1. IW14.
The report says that during the years
of 1902, 1003 and 1904. the company has
p.'lld, iJ cash, on death claims, 7,
027,814. '
.Chicago, July X. The yachting sea win
in the West reaches its climax when the
licet of the Chicago Yacht club and the
representatives of the ls trt.it, and ( lev
land Yacht club, cross the line tomor
row afternoon in the start of the long
cruising race the former at Chicago,
the latter at Port Huron, both bound
for Mackinac Island. Four splendid
schooners, evenly matched, and well rep
respiting the two types of craft popula
on fresh water, a half doen powerful
cruising yawls, and several racing sloop,
will race in their respective classes with
ten minute between the classes.
ine distance is mh miles and it was
covered last year in 32 hours running be
fore a southerly gale. Very high seas
wese running at the North end of the
lake and there were many accidents to
par fend rigging. It is not though
prolwblti thut thi record will 1 eijuall
ed this year, although there are indlca
tions of the probability of plenty of
wind.
The only limitation of rig is the bar
ring ot cinb topsails. Hie Hottest race
will probably I between the four schoon
ers Hawthorne, Alice, Cncas, and Min
trcl. II.iw thnrne is the favorite for
heavy weather and I'mas or Alice for
light.
Much interest i aroused by the de
termination of Mis Wright a tlug mem-
-r of the club,. to nice Iter 23 -foot sloop
jidy Eileen. Two young women will
assist her, and there will be no men on
Mard.
Prizes will ! tfTerJ to the winner in
each cltt, to the first boat in and to the
one making the best time on time allow
a nee.
After the race the Chicago and IV
troit yacht clubs will cruise to the north
channel and Georgian buy.
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The family restaurant of Astoria is
recognized as the Hess restaurant. The
best meals and the best service in As
toria. 120 Eleventh street.
FIND BLIND TIGERS.
CONFISCATE DOCUMENTS.
Russian Police raid House of Zemstvo
Officials at Moscow.
Moscow, July 28. The police have
visited the house of M. Colovin, presi
dent of the Permanent Bureau of the
Zemstvo organization for the Moscow
district, who presided at the' all Russian
Zemstvo congresses, and also the house
of M. Polner, secretary of the bureau.
They seized all of the documents relat-
Liquor Purveyed at Ashbury Park De
spite Prohibition Laws.
New York, July 28 Asbury Fark
hotel men and restaurant proprietors
who were supposed to maintain quiet
little rows where thirsty patrons could
indulge in something stronger than iced
W, despite the prohibition law In the
New Jersey resort have been thrown
into a state of consternation by the ar
rest yesterday of fourteen of their num
ber. It was declared that forty or more
warrants will be issued today or tomor
row.
Securing evidence upon which war
rants could Is? issued has up to the
present time been a difficult problem for
the district attorney.
Thirsty looking decoys sent out by
the prosecutor weret gnVted wit'l
blank stare when they hinted that their
lives might be saved by a violation of
the Ocean Orove mile limit law. Kpor
tive looking looking men who arrived
at the various hotels with a flourish and
began hinting about aridity hinted to
deaf employes. A pretty young wom
an detective from New York was finally
called in and through her evidence the
needful evidence was easily procured.
All those arrested pleaded not guilty
and were placed under bond for trial.
Good tea, food coffee, best
baking-powder, best flavoring
extract, best spices, pure soda,
at fairrices and moneyback,
Schilling's Best, at youf
grocer'a,
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Portlland, July 28.-Oregon and Wash-
ington, cloudy with Westerly winds.
YOUR BOUDOIR
OR HIS DEN
Will take on a look of brightness
with' a new wall and ceiling paper.
Step in and let w show you the
many pretty patterns 'of wall paper
which we carry in stock ready to put
on your walls at a moment's notice
by our expert workmen.
At Cost Of
6.00
We will cover walls and ceiling of a
room (12x12ft) with some very ef
fective and servieable paper. The
more money you are willing to spend
the more elegant the little additional
features that go advantageously with
wan aecorations until at fuu a
room and even more we can give you
the finest paper, the daintiest mould-
li,', the beautiful wiling center
pieces and the pretty dados of burlap
or ingrain paper or any material,
suitable for the purpose.
Your attention Is particularly call
ed to the pretty
CLOTH EFFECTS
in Wall Paper which are among the
latest productions of leading manu
facturers.. Designs approaching in
beauty those of the elegant tailor-
made suitings.
D.F. ALLEN cUSON
Wall Paper, Paints, Etc,
365-367 Commeroia' St Astoria.
If you Know good clothes
and proper treatment and
up-to-date methods you are
already a "WISE" customer.
BUT
If you are not yet wise
get wise and trade with
eman Wise
Astoria's "RELIABLE" Clothier.
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! The SEASIDE HOUSE !
Clatsop Beach, Oregon.
1 now open for guests. This fins old
Resort, situated 00 the banks of the $
luuiium river, only a few rod from the
oeeas, offers to its patron the
Only Ideal Spot On
The Coast.
for fresh and salt water bathing, fish
ing, boating snd hunting, Free 'bus to
all trains. Address all communication
t
The vSeaside House !
Seaside, Oregon.
71
Remedy.
8hx1 form NSS
Kitchen Troubles and the
Only few yesrs ago if was connijercd
to encsse the sink in wood thereby concealing the trsn
making it inaccessible snd offering 1
place for th collection of filth and
vermin.
If this condition, exists in your
household, let us remedy the trouble
by installing snowy white
'itrntdard" Porcelain Enameled
Kitchen Sink. Our work is satis
factory snd prices right.
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J. A. MONTGOMERY, AstoriajOr.
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AN ASTORIA PRODUCT
Pale Bohemian Beer
Best In The Northwest
North Pacific Brewing Co.
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