THE MOHNlNti ASTORI A N. AS'i UK i A, OKKGOIS
TUESDAY, AUGUST I, 1903.
We have made a study of our busi
ness, Th result U an advantage to our
customer. We know how to buy and
we make effort to please in wiling. We
carry a full line of seasonable Froita
and Vegetable. Our line of Groceries
and Delicacies is replete with the best
the market affords. Our deliver?
1
prompt and correct Error are avoid
ed, but when. thvy do inadvertently
happen, they are promptly and oouue
ously rectified.
Good Dairy Batter, 40c a SolL
OLD SANTA FE TRAIL
ASTORIA GROCERY
S23 Commercial Si
Phone Main 681
Booming Towns Along the New
Mexican Highway.
TRINIDAD LEADS THEM ALL
Great Progress Along Santa Fe Route
Springer, Raton, Wagon Mound and
Other Prosperous Towns Take Places
of Station, Watertank and Corral
Appetizers and
Dainties
For Yoor Dinner Table may be found
here in plenty and always fresh.
APPETIZERS:
Queen Olives, a pint sc
Manianilla Olives, a pint 15c
Bayle's Chow Chow, a pint 15C
Sweet Pickles, a pint 13c
Pore Honey, put up in glass jars, to sell,
according to size, at, each
10c, 33c and 50c
DAINTIES.
Some call them Cookies. The follow
ing are especially good:
Maple Creams, a pound 33c
Cocoannt Harshmallow, a ponnd....ajc
Pineapple Delights, a pound 35c
Walnut Creams, a pounl 35c
Maccaroon Snaps, a pound aoc
Currant Cake, a pound aoej
Chocolate Date Bars, a pound....... aoc j
The above mentioned goods do not
comprise all of the stock we carry. Step
in and let us show you the whole line,
As the cookies are excellent in flavor
and well baked, it pays to buy them
ready to serve, rather than to spend
your own time over a hot oven.
(By William E. Curtis in Chicago
Record-Hera Id.)
Raton, N. M Aug. ".There has!
been a remarkable development agri-
and stables for 2tK) horses. It wa
burned several year ago.
The town of Springer is one of the
largest sheep and cattle shipping point
along the road, ud i also a trading cen-
ter fur the ranchmen for 40 mile
around . A few years ago there wa
nothing here but a station house, a cor
ral and a few adobe hut; now there
i a prosperous town of 1,500 people
Wagon Mound, another buy little
place a few mile to the southward
get it name front two mountain in
which strong imagination enn detect a
resemblance to oM-tuiiionetl prame
schooner. It i celebrated in Indian
history. For centime the lte, Chm-
anehes, Araa!ioe, t'heyenues and other
tribe of the plain met here for conn'-
ils. It wa the most dangerous plait"
for caravans on the Santa Fe trail, Rut
the Indian have all disappeared. You
rnk'ht spend ft lifetime here without
seeing a single red man.
Just below Wagon Mound the rattty
ranches ceae for a time and the farm
begin. Watrou. the next town of im
portance, is essentially an agricultural
community, surrounded by an irrigated
which
THE KIMBALL
WINS AGAIN
Ellert Piano House Scores Again
on Bargain Prices.
ANOTHERHOME MADE HAPPY
Chosen After Impartial Investiestioo
and Comparison Goes Into Otis of
Astoria's New Homes F. Karinen
Selects the World Famous Kimball
Piano.
cultural, industrial, commercial and
every other sort along the old Santa area of several thousand acre
Fe trail. Signs of progress, continued produce extraordinary crop of grain
prosperity and an increase of popula- alfalfa, vegetables and fruit. The irri
Jjist Friday found Mr. F. Karinen and
hi daughter out piano buying, and hap
peinng into the Kilers, S;eci5 Sales
rooms, iti and 424 Commercial street,
tion are manifested in every direction, I gated svstem is Wing rapidly extended ''wy struck with the exceptionally
and where a few years ago there wa Und large numbers of northern farmers w prl asked for highest grade good,
only a station, a water tank and a cat- are coming iu to take up the land a a,ul boKht a piano on the spot
tie corral, there are now thriving towns. I fast a water reaches it The instrument chosen I one of the
The Sant Fe trail,, which wa one of j Watrou i also becoming a health re- 'J favorite the world famous
the greatest highways of commerce Lort, pa'romll fty Chicago, Detroit and I ' Kimball piano, in a beautiful
known in the western hemisphere up to I Milwaukee doctor. A sanitarium ha quarter-sawed oak case, with top panel
the construction of the trans-continental recently been located on the Val Mora n"l rarved itn fancy over laid, an
railway, was as long and as well-travel- ranch, owned bv Ashley Pond of Pe- act faeiuiile of the specially designed
ed as any of the caravan routes of Asia, troit, vice-president and general counsel piano that took the gold medal at the
except that whichconnects N'ijni Nov-1 of the Michigan Central Railroad com- "'"aha exposition, and the first prie
gorod with Pekin, and it was much morel party. It i on the pavilion plan, with th wM Fair at Chicago in Wl
dangerous than any otlier. Every few outdoor treatment, and can accommo- The tone Is rich and brilliant, yet mel
miles a battle with Indians was fought date about 50 tubereulosi patient. ,,,w! ,,M action is light and elastic, with
at one time or another until Gen. Sheri-
FAMINE
THREATENS
14 w mjm
THE GROCER.
Tenth and Commercial Streets
Branch at Unlontown.
dan, in 1876, tamed the Cheyenne, Kio
wa., Arapahoe, Comahches and Paw
nee and drove them to their reserva
tions.
The Santa Fe railroad follows the trail
very closely, and many of its stations
Z T:,t:::ttl. JTr'r Kosher " Bakers of New York
me route 1 nisioncai; almost every I
town is associated with some thrilling
incident or with the career of some fron
tier hero.
City on Big Strike.
continuous combined brans hammer and
damper flange, Kimball' own exclusive
patent. The hammer of felt are an
extra quality oi imported Merino wool,
ami the pin are nickel plated, the built
up pin-block lieing surfaced with bra
foil (another exclusive Kimball patent
right), making it proof against dump-
ne.
Our victory in thi sale i the more
triking in that Mr. Karinen came to a
decision in the matter after a careful
and mit impartial investigation am1
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I REGATTA NOTES I
All THB ncctfMii Mntue 1
Watch
This
Space
Look Here
and Keep
Posted
Seventh Annual Regatta, August 29-3 J j
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NAPKINS
Stop and examine our TISSUE NAP
KINS and LUNCH SETS. Beautiful de
signs and so inexpensive that you can
afford to throw them away aftei using
Handy on excursion trips, the beach, etc.
FREE
We will show purchasers how to fold
any design displayed in our show win
dow free.
Trinidad, which shows the greatest THOUSANDS OF JEWS HUNGRY 0,"'",'',t,,, '''no our P''1
growth and progress of any plai-e we
have seen, 3C4 years ago was the camp
ing place of Cardenas, one of the brav
est of the Spanish captain. If i said
that he was the first white man to view
that most sublime of all natural spec
taclesthe tirand Canon of the Colo
rado. The railway company has erected
a picturesque hotel in the old mission
style of architecture and has given it
his name. It i a very attractive hotel.
built of brick and stone, with wide por- ew York A,l8- 7 With thousand of
tieo and heavy arches all around, and Hebrews out of bread on the east side.
Eighteen Hundred Bakers Strike for Ten
Hours a Day People Sympathise and
Assault Non-union Men May Bring
About Seal Bread Famine.
with all the other makes ottered in thi
ity. '
Our motto wii:, namely:
Quick sales and small profits, tigli
gwsls at the right prices. Call and in
vestipite. Store ojen evenings. liring
thi "ad" and get a Kattenjammer pur
zle for the solution of which we will
give you a IWtYIV DOLLAR (friO)
Due Hill on an piano in stock.
F.II.KK.S PIANO HOUSE,
Ktttablished in Astoria, January, 1901
it is a blessing to the traveling public.
irimdad has become an important
town, the center of large coke, coal,
iron and wool industries, and a popula
tion somewhere between 12,000 and 13,-
000. Tha biggest coal mines west of
Pittsburg bigger than any single mine
owing to a strike of "kosher" journey.
men baker, much trouble is expected by
the police in the district affected. He
serves patrolled the streets all night
to preserve order. Great effort will 1
made tday by the journeymen to brine
in inuiana, unio or Illinois, nroiliicinsr alum a r,l I, ... 1 r,,.in, ; .,.
. 13 I m ..... .' , Hill, II. , J tirz
irom j,wi to 4.ow tons a day are lo- that thi will win the strike.
cated here. All this ha- grown up The striker held a meetiiiK last niuht
within the last six or seven year. and said that they were determined to
Another thntty place is Raton, at the remain out of employment until a ten-
hour workday is granted. Tin v "ay t.iev
When you feel a sense of weight and
oppression after meals, it means itidi
Igestion. IIolliKter" Rocky Mountain
Tea positively cures indigestion, const!
nation and stomach troubles. 35 cents
Tea or Tablets at Frank Hart's drug
store.
J.'N. GRIFFIN
SEAD! BEAD!! READ!!!
The secret of success in life is in tak
ing advantage of opportunities. To
demonstrate this adage, secure a policy
in the Bankers' Life association of Des
Moines.
Assets, June 1, 1905, $7,953,586.
Total paid to policy-holders, $10,806,
413. Increase it) 'assets paBt 12 months, $1,
157,832. Securities in state departments, $6,
3!tC,0O2. Cost in 1904, 50 cents for each year of
applicant's age on each $2,000. Age
limit, 50 1-2 years.
For further information leave address
at Astoria National bank.
WALTER JOHNSON,
Special Agent.
Have you "heard of tiunnf
northern entrance of the famous Raton
pass, where the railway trains cross the
Great divide through a half-mile tunnel
7.000 feet alwve sea level. Raton is a
railway division headquarter, where the
Santa Fe ryad has repair bop,'emp!oy
ing .500 or COO men.
A few miles below the sign of Dorey
station reminds the traveler of the form
er senator from Arkansas and star' route
contractor, who, in the height of his
prosperity, bought a ranch bigger than
a dukejom here and drove 10,000 or
15,000 head of cattle over nearly 40,000
acres of range, Dorsey built a palace
and furnished it with characteristic ex
travagancePersian rugs, silver plate,
grand pianos, etc. and, although he
spent little timehere, he lived like a
king. He gave Robert O. Ingersoll a
half interest in the ranch as a fee for
defending him in the star route trials,
mortgaged the rest of it to the lSosler
Bros, of Carlisle, Pa., and finally lost it
all. Dorsey 's mansion is now a sani
tarium for consumptives and Sol Flora
heim of Las Vegas owns the ranch.
A similar palace was built a few
miles below, near Springer station, by
Frank She win of Chicago when he wa
manager of the Maxwell grant. It was
the finest residence between St. Louis
and San Francisco, with 30 or 40 rooms
WASHING WITHOUT WATER
la Like Tn-tac to Get Rid f Daadraf
Wltboat IlersMde.
Did you ever see any one trying to
wuib. themselves without soap or
water?
If you did what would yon say of
him?
It la everv bit aa focllnh to try to rl
rid of Dandruff and to prevent Bald-
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Don't say: "Oh, my corn!" But get a pair of these shoes at once,
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In a Pair of -
Dr. A. Reed's Cushion Shoes
543 Bond Street.
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Opp. Ross, Higgini & Co.
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are I,wH) strong and that the bosse
cannot go on without them. The bosses,
however, say they will soon have enougo
non-union baker if they n depend on nets by feeding the terms which cause
polM-e protection,
The strikers last night appointed a
committee W wait on Aetincr Mavnr called Hair Vigors
v,. .-.i .i j .... Newbro's Herplclde 4
tion. They said the police on Saturday
night had clubbed many of their num
ber.
It, jfeh Canthrartdes. Vaseline, Olycsr
Ine and similar substances which form
the principal ingredients of most so
successful be
caM It attack and kills the parsMtlc
germ which feeds on the hair roots.
It la the original and only genuine
scalp germicide manufactured.
Sold by leading dmgrleta Bend 10c. In
The Hi, say the strike is hard to fiSS't tw5?P " C"
hamlle, as the people sympathize with Eagle Drug Store, 331-353 Bond St,
the strikers and assaults on non-union
men are numerous,
Owl Drug Store, 649 Com. St., T.
Laurin, Prop. "Special Agent."
MAJOR C. C. CLAY DEAD.
Oakland, Cal., Aug. 7. Major Charles I
Clement Clay, controlling member of the
firm of Sherman, Clay & Co., died yes
terday afternon aftr a long illness.
Major Clay was born in Dyer county,
Tenn. He served in the Confederate
army during the war.
CARNAHAN'S SUCCESSOR.
Indianapolis, Ind., Aug. 7. Joseph H.
Lyon of Ieavenwortti, Kan., has been
appointed temporary major general of
the Uniform Rank, Knights of Pytiiias,
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Ceneral James Carnahan.
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Try one drop of Schilling!
Best lemon extract in half-a-glass
of water.
Try how many drops of somf
other extract it takes to flavoi
ft much.
A y amM'ti MMybacfc
IK PORTLAND
- The Morning Astorian
is for sale at the news stands of the
OREGON HEWS COMPANY
situated at
- HOTEL PORTLAND
147 Sixth Street 125 Sixth Street
BUSINESS COLLEGE8.
Stearm Building, Portland, Oregon.
Our Graduates are All Employed.
We placed 207 pupils in hicrate posi
tions during the past year.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
Bchtike-Wolker
Business College.
The committee gratefully acknowl
edge the following additional subscrip
tions!
Mrs. M. C, Flavel, $:0j Mi- Nellie
Havel, 10j Mi. Katie Flavel, $10; Mr.
F.mil Schacht, 10 China, Camp. O.
W., $ 10; J. K. Ferguson, Jen" Res
taurant, $10; Callender Navigation Co.,
$23 P. S. Kenney, $10, and several
smaller amounts.
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One for All, and All for Astoria.
Captain Krown and the Astoria
team may le dcNmld upon to make
the visiting firemen feel at hutne.
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One for All, and All for Astoria.
The regatta collector will 1 around
thi week, so get ready, boys, at'.d save
him time. ,
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One for All, and All far Alton.
Man Ding of the Astoria r'ttiuruut
eei siiL-iited because lit name ilnl Lot
ppcsr In the lit previously pullihed.
1 1 ing wa one of the first to put hi
name down and did it cheerfully. II
ubcribcd $20.
Oot for All, and All for Astoria.
letter are being received daily from
showmen everywhere. The committee
will select the best out of the bunch
and charge a flat rate no commission
business giie. We have troubles enough
without having to watch out for ticket,
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One for All, and All for Astoria.
It I well to caution the people again
and again not to charge, anything to
the Itegatta company without a written
order signed by. the president and seers-
tary. If anybody wauls meals, room,
electric light, or anything, you do so at
your own risk unlet an official order,
properly signet, l presented.
One for All, and All for Astoria.
Oat for All, and All for Astoria.
What are you going to wear at the
country dance? The bct fiddlers in
the village will play and I'nvts Cy
S.(lcker iH do the calling.
AH pnons having room or beds to
r-n'. daring the regatta week, will please
mi,1 th iiiimler of room and the price
for each to the Secretary of the Regat
ta Company, Sign your name and sd
dte for ue on the rsm register,
REGATTA NOTICE.
NotW U hereby given that the A-
One for All, and All for Astoria.
The Red Men of t liinook, lUmiiiond.
Cathluiiiet. Skamnkawt, Svn"n, t'lut-
skntiie, lUiuier, Portland, Swth llciilj
and other points, will help Concomlvl
Iril of this city to make the Lewi tmU Regatta Company will not be r
and Ciark-Srtcajawea feature a howling sponsible for any bill contracted by any
uw. i person or prson unle accompanied
o by a reiiiiiiion signed by the president"
One for All, and All for Astoria, and secretary, which requisition mu-t
It is a pleasure tc sny i'mmilt"e to be returned with the bill. All claims con
reis-ive the encouragement of the pub-. trusted miut be prewnted to the com
lie and we feel thnt V.x people have.mittee within ten day from the order
treated us loyally thus fur. Our vile. and the lilU and claim will be paid on
aim i to help the town. "One for all, j demand. Jly order of committee,
and all for Astoria" i a pretty g.sl j FRF.D JOHNSON. 11KRMAN WISE,
motto, even afler regatta. i Secretary, Pre.
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I The SEASIDE HOUSE !
Clatsop Beach. Oregon.
T now open for guet. Thi fine oM
Itenort, situated on the banks of the N.
canicum river, only a few rods from the
ocean, offers to its patrons the
Only Ideal Spot On
The Coast
for fresh and salt water bathing, flh.
ing, boating and hunting. Free 'bus to
all trains. Address all communications
to
The Seaside House ;
Seaside, Oregon.
t4aaaeoaa,Mi
Yoti Can Save Money
If you buy your Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes,
Has, Hardware, Rubber .Goods, Confectionary, Tobacco,
Cigars, etc at
E. M. LALLY'S
Look for big changes that are to take place shortly
n our big, new establishment. Larger Store, Larger Stock,
Best Goods at Lowest Prices. WATCH US GROW
E. M. LALLY, Hammond.