FRIDAY, AUGUST X, 1905.
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THE MOUSING ASTOKIAN. AM(lRiV, vKUt
NOW IS THE TIME TO CAN
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Peaches
!We have just received shipment of
them. They are extra fine.
ASTORIAGROCERY
623 Commercial SI
Phone. Main 681
Cheese That Will
Any Palate Please
"We have just received a fresh supply
of various kinds of Fine Cheeses. Our
goods in this department is sure U
suit the most fastidious taste, both as
to quality and flavor,
limburger, the brick 35
Just the thing to go with crackers and
leer.
Swiss Cheese, the lb ...30c
Makes a delicious lunch dish.
California Cream Cheese and
Tillamook Brick, each, per lb aoc
Just the finishing touch as an after
dinner delicacy.
We also have some delicious Pineapple
Cheese which puts the correct finish on
any good piece of pie. Each.... 50c
Also Edam Cheese. Each $1.00
Come in and sample our stock.
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THE GROCER.
Tenth and Commercial 8trts
Branch at Unlontown.
Latest Books
Just Received from the Pub
lishers. Advance Copies
"From the We?t to the West," Duniway
"The Game," Jack London.
The Purple Parasol," McCitclieon.
"Outlet," Andy Adams.
The Flower of .Destiny," Orcutt.
"Isidro," Mary Hustin.
"The Amathesy Box," Green.
"For the White Christ," Bennett.
All in best of print and binding.
$1.25 Each
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hats practically all the time when awake,
and are blessed with a heavy shock of
;a!r; yet if the scalps of these same men
once became Infested With dandruff
Erms, the parasites would multiply all
the quicker for lack of air. Baldness
would ensue aa the final result New
tro's Herplclde kills these germs and
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prowth. Herplclde. Is a pleasant hair
dressing as well as a dandruff cure and
contains not an atom of Injurious sub
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THEORY
SPROVED
Creation of the Universe 1$
Explained.
LAPIACES THEORY WRONG
So Says Professor Moulton of Chicago
University Who Discredits Universal
ly Accepted "Ring" Theory of la
places and Substitutes Theory of Own.
Chicago, Aug.' 17. T-aplaoes' "ring"
theory of th nebular hypothesis for
the creation of the universe, which ha
stood service for more than a century,
was torn to pieces yesterday by Pro
fessor F. R. Moulton of the University
of Chicago, who believes that he ha
made the real solution of the evolution
of our solar system.
Assisted by Professor Thomas Cham
herlain, Professor Moulton has been
working for more than five years to dis
prove the "ring" theory, and to set up
what he terms the "spiral" theory. The
result of their researches were made
known late yesterday in a lecture were
adopted late yMtday in a lecture on
the evolution of the solar system, de
livered by Professor Moulton.
"The 'ring theory was brought out
by Laplaees in 1T1H5 and has been ac
cepted almost universally up to the
present time," declared Frofessor Moul
ton. "The theory which Professor Cham
berlain and myself hold is the spiral
theory. We believe a second sun a
disturbing sun moved down near our
sun and caused on our sun enormous
tides, thousand of miles thick. The
tides were similar to the tides of the
sea. One tide was at the point near
est the disturbing sun and the other
tide was on the opposite side. The lat
ter shot toward the disturbing sun. Or
dinarily it would have been straight up.
but the disturbing sun moved around in
an eliptical sort of orbit. Consequent
ly all the masses thrown off were in a
special direction, one after another,
which accounts for the orbits of the
planets. The swollen mas-ea were at
tracted to the large nucleu, which made
them into planets."
PRICES HOLD STEADY .
IN IRON AND STEEL.
All Plants Crowded to Capacity Orders
Still Coining.
Xew York, Aug.. 17. In pig iron, the
week has been rathr quiet, taking the
country as a whole, says the Iron Age.
Purchases by the United, States steel
corporation will probably not lie nrade
until early in September. In the East
there has been a further moderate move
ment in basis pig. one -interest taking
10,0(i0 tons at a concession, while an
other buver took 4.000 tons in addition
to previous purcha8 of 8.000 tons. In
the Pittsburg district a leading maker
of cast iron pigs has bought 10.000
tons of gray forge pig, while in the
Chicago disjrict one foundry is in the
market for 15,000 tons.
In the East, there has been a little
wavering as to prices, one large produc
ing company offering iron at somewhat
lower figures.
Steel billets are scarce and the situa
tion is rather acute, particularly in the
Chicago district. At some points ac
cessible to tidewater, small lots of for
eign billets have been sold.
Orders for steel rails for 1005 de
livery continue to roll into the works.
The llarriman roads have just placed
75,000 tons. It is not known whether
ibis system accepted the offers for Pa
cific coast delivery made by works in
Eastern Germany who are not associat
ed with the other German mills.
The pressure upon the structural mills
is exceedingly heavy and the payment
of premiums for prompt delivery and
the importing of occasional lots of for
eign shapes seems to foreshadow an
upward movement.
During the week car builders have
gathered in additional work.
It is expected that an order for 12,
000 steel cars will be in hand either
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When a piano of the ton and style you prefer cost from $jo
to $100 less at Eilers Piano House than the same grade of Instru
ment can be purchased anywhere else, it it to your interest to
male your purchase hen.
We can guarantee you jut such substantial savings on what
ever your selection may be.
We carry the Chickering Piano of Boston, the Weber and Steck
of New York and the Kimball of Chicago, the three finest and
most wifely known pianos in the world, also such famous makei
as the Bobart M. Cable, Crown orchestral, Haileton, Lester, Story
& Clark, Haddorff, Schumann, Hull-French, Clarendon, etc., etc. Ail
the leading makes, well known and relied upon everywhere.
Our policy is low prices, our practice, economy in every depart
ment of our business.
When you consider that the "Ellen Piano Houses" are the
.leading piano concerns in all the prominent cities on the Pacific
Coast you can get an idea of the magnitude of our business and
judge yourself of our standing and ability to buy at greatest fac
tory discounts.
We cordially invite inspection of our pianos and comparison of
qualities and prices. Small cash payments and moderate month
ly installment purchases any one of them,
EILERS PIANO HOUSE,
Local Store, Xo. 422 and 424 Commercial Street.
Home of the Metrostyle Pianola, Pianola Piano, Aeolian Ore-he-
trelle, the standard music roll instruments of the world.
this week or early next week.
In nearly all the heavy lines the ton
nage on the book's is enormous and
further work cannot be taken in many
instances from sheer inability to meet
even distant deliveries.
In the lighter lines, the mot import
ant development i that a heavy buy
ing movement has set in all along the
wire trade. The tonnage in sheets, too,
is picking up but the merchant pipe
trade is afflicted with sharp cutting
of prices.
In bars, tlie agricultural implement-
makers and other consumers who con
tract for their requirements for sin
months and a year ahead have now
pretty well covered up. The aggregate
tonnage has ben very large.
AGED BROKER RESCUED
FROM P00RH0USE.
Niece Will Provide Daring Remainder
of Hit Days.
New York, Aug. 17. .1. T. Raplee, an
aged broker, said to have been om
worth 500,0O0, and who recently ob
tained refuge to West Chester poor-
house, after living lived up to his
fortune, was rescued yesterday by a
stylishly dressed wouiun, who said she
was his niece. The woman told the
official that she had made arrange
ments to keep him for the-remainder'
of his da vs.
"My uncle has no excuse for being in
the poorhlin-e," said she. "If he had
taken care of his money he could now
lie living in a mansion on Fifth ave
nue."
CITRUS FRUIT CROP '
BREAKS ALL RECORDS.
Upward of Thirty-five Thousand Car-
Loads Certain.
Los Angeles, Aug. 17. From recent
estimates made r.f the citrus crop for
next year the indications point to a
record-breaker. That there will be up
ward of 35,000 carloads is certain, and
the aggregate may reach 40.000 cars.
The current year ends OctoUr 31, with
shipments that will total more than
30.000 cars, and the daily average now
is about 20 carloads.
If the estimates given prove correct
the crop next season will break the
record by fully 5,000 cars, n the pres
ent season is doing by about 3.000 cars.
Kef urns for the shipments this season
show that the Southern California fruit
exchange will have distributed 7,000,
000 to growers for fruit shipped for its
members. Close calculation upon the
output for next season place the net
amount that will come to t'.c growers
at about $12,000,000.
EMPEROR WILLIAM AND
KING EDWARD TO MEET
Interview Arranged Through Offices of
Emperor Francis Joseph.
New York, Aug. 17. An interview be
tween Emperor William and Kins
Edward will thake place when the king
is returning home after the cure in
Marienhad, says a Times despatch from
Berlin. The interview is said by the
eorresnondent to have been arranired
through the friendly offices of Emperor
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FEVER IN BROOKLYN
Laborer Shows Symptoms of
Yellow Jack.
HE ARRIVES FROM PANAMA
Doctors Believe Case of Laborer Will
Develop Into Yellow Fever Is Now
ia Isolated Ward Try to Find Steam
er on Which H Arrived.
New York, Aug. 17. A yellow fever
scare was caused in First avenue, Rrook
lyn, when a doctor summoned to a tene
ment, found John O. Murphy, a laborer,
violently ill. In a lucid moment lie said
he came from Panama a few weeks
ago. At the Norwegian hospital the
physicians agreed thnt Murphy had a
mild case of fever. The health depart
ment was notified and It agent report
ed that he had certain symptoms of
typhoid malaria and had suspicions that
his fellow physicians were right In their
opinion that Murphy has yellow fever.
He ordered Murphy placed in an Isolat
ed ward. An effort will be made to And
out whut steamer brought the niun here.
MARINE GUARD DOUBLED -
AT BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.
Result of Fued Betwen Marines
Gang of Toughs.
and
New York, Aug. 17. The guard of
marines at the gate of the Brooklyn
navy yard has been nearly doubled this
week on account of the feud existing be
tween the marines and a gang of .roughs
in the neighborhood.
The feud dates back to the night of
February last, when Private Lawrence
T. Milton, who was on sentry duty,
shot and killed a man who was at
tempting to steal copper from the yard.
The thief was a nn-inlxr of a gung
that frequents low saloons in the vi
cinity of the gates and his comrades re
cently have attempted to make good
their threats of re'-cnge by attacking
the marines whenever they appeared
alon outside the gates.
Peculiar Disappearance.
J. D. P.unyan of llutlerville, O., laid
the peculiar disappearance of his pain
ful symptom", of indigestion and bili
ousness, to Dr. King's New Life Tills.
He says: "They are a perfect remedy,
for dirziness, sour stomnch, headache,
constipation, etc." Guaranteed at Clias,
Rogers' drug store. Price 25e.
Sea Side's Most Progressiva Firm
F. Dresser &Co's
Mammouth Store
Conducted on high business methods.
Employs 15 to 20 people. Building
covers about 23,000 square feet of
floor space; has large show windows.
Everything arranged In departments
Wool dress goods, silkvwash goods,
men's shoes, ladies' children's and
misses' shoes.
Clothing, hats, men's furnishings,
notions, fancy goods.
Groceries, hardware, tinware, glass
ware, plumber and builder supplies.
Hay, oats and grain.
EDWIN C. JUDD, Manager.
Seaside, - Oregon,
Regatta Notes
One For All, and
(BY THE COMMITTEE.)
since last report we have received
from the Anchor saloon 9-3 II. J. tan
goe, for Allen & flilliett Piano company,
$10; the Itising Sun restaurant, 110, aud
A. 0. Long of Portland, M.
The parade committee-, consisting of
Messrs. 11. J. Wherily, Ir, B. Farie,
.lame Ot'onnell and William A. Ser
man. have charge of both the street
parade and night murine parade, which
insures the success of both affairs.
On for All, and All for Astoria.
A petition i being circulated and
signed by leading firms agreeing to close
a. I place of business at 1 o'clock on
Tuesday, th 20th inst., th first day
of the regatta, In order that everybody
may turn out in the parade and take in
tta sights. '
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On for All, and Alt for Astoria.
There will be a free balloon ascen
sion and parachute Jump every day of
the regatta, also a fre exhibition of
fancy rifle shooting war ths grand
stand by Colonel Ca, the noted In
dian scout
Hon. George Koland Lewis anJ. lion.
Tone Smith Clnrk are up nights study
in ghow to make up and act their re
pectlv parts.
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Chief Mik Concomly of th Clatop.
Sksmokawas and CathlatneU is rehears
ing bis mlskius In th war dance.
Whoop-la.
lWt forget to enclose a regatta ad
card In evey letter you null. Secre
tary Johnson has lot of them and
you can iiava them free tif charge,
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On for All, and All for Astoria.
The mirror niase is one of the attrac
tions on the Regatta boulevard. After
you get inside the maze yon can't find
your way out until shown by the at
tendants. '
Look out for ths Pariton girls on
the boiilevard; thoy are id t) be a
great team.
And don't fonil the merry gorouni
Toot, toot.
Talk about snakes, you ought to see
the latest oae on the bouhnurd regatta
week.
Clatsop Beach. Oregon.
Is now open for guests. This fine old
Resort, situated on the banks of the Xc
canicum river, only a few rod from the
. ocean, offers to it patrons the
Only Ideal Spot On
The Coast
for fresh and salt water bathing, fish
ing, boating and hunting. Free 'bus to
atl trains. Address all communications
to
The vSeaside House
Seaside,
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You Can Save Money
If you buy your Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes,
Hats, Hardware, Rubber Goods, Confectionary, Tobacco,
Cigars, etc at
E. M. L ALLY'S
- Look for big changes that are to take place shortly
in our big, new establishment. Larger Store, Larger Stock,
Best Goods at Lowest Prices. WATCH US GROW '
E. M. LALLY, Hammond.
All For Astoria. .
t The stadium will l different this
year, toot "This way fur tin boulevard,
ladle and gentlemen."
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On or All, and All for Astoria,
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The Culn girl Is said to b on of
the boulevard attractions. Who or what
she I, we don't know, but she's on the
program, nnd only 10 cents to ie her.
On for All, and All for Astoria.
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If you can't boost, don't knock 4r kick.
iVu't growl or scowl. Come, be a brick I
;' They'll com from near,
! Thev'll routs from "far.
To have some fun "
At th A. A. It. ''
On for All, and All for Astoria.
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Good, evening, Princes Sacajawea, ;
You're a leant, all right, all right.
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IWt ak, will we have a good regal- '
la? Say we will have a good regatta.
t.ct the habit.
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On for All, and All for Astoria.
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The soldier boy will 1 with us again,
and sure, Mike, w ar aUays'glad to
ee them. They ere useful In peae as
well as In r. "Our fjoldler Boyi,
: Soldier Boys."
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The committee has decided to ntak
arrangement with th famous
lltowu' band to furnish some music dur
ing the regatta.
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Then) I considerable rivalry between
the log roller in this vicinity, and th
champhmYhip ' ''' Mween
three eupcrt In different camp.
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Farmer Ivll Scully of Happy Hooligan
ranch I Iwn engaged a manager of
the country dance.
Farmer Scully say the crop of straw
berry blonde on hi ranch I promising.
The committee ha secured Ih lower
llour of the new Copeland lie Illv
building for the country dance.
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When any Atrinn g away from
home let him or her register "John
Brown." or "May Smith, Atoria Regat
ta, August 2U-31."
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On for All, and All for Astoria.
Oregon.
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