HIE MORNING ASTOaiAN. AMUhtrt, v Ut
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER i, 1905.
WK CUARANTEE OUR .
Dependable Mocha
and Java Coffee
WkkA b especially put up for our fa in
ly trade, to be equal to the best in the
atarket, and tecoud to none.
One Pound 40c
If jea are canning fruit this year,
teascmber that we sell the famous
xanroxY jars.
ASTORIA GROCERY
523 Commercial SI
Phone Matif-ttt
IS DELAYED A YEAR
Brooklyn Subway Will not Be
Complied Until! 1907,
DIFFICULTIES EXPERIENCED
Fulton Street and Flatbush Avenue Sub
way. at Last Commenced Additional
Tracking, However, Will Greatly De
lay Completion.
The Food Value
of a
SIGH GRADE COFFEE is little appre
ciated by the average drinker of this
excellent breakfast beverage always ex
cellent, if you use our
High Grade
Mocha and Java
Coffee at
35c a Pound
Ceod Coffee has both a stimulating and
a Nutrient Quality.
THIS IS THE WEES; FOR PRESERV
ING PRUNES AND PEARS.
THE GROCER.
Tenth and Commercial 8treets
. Branch at Unlontown.
.SPECIAL
REGATTA
SALE
The more a song is sung the more
popular it becomes and the more we
aeH, To introduce four really GOOD
SONGS the publishers will allow us to
aeS FIFTY COPIES only at a special
jrice of, only
15c Each
j. N. GRIFFIN
See the Window Display.
YOUR HAT
S7 B a St Hah One, Bat It Make
Trouble,
A snan usually buys a bat that's "In
tjle." but the modern bat for men baa
Jvta to answer tor.
Baldheads are growing more numer
aa every day. Hata make excellent
breeding places for the parasitic grerms
-sriilch sap the life from the roots of the
aair.
When your hair begins to fall out and
yoirr calp Is full of Dandruff it Is a
cure sign that these countless germs are
bosily at work.
There Is but one way to overcome the
trouble and kill the germs tnat way Is
to apply Newbro's Herpiclde to the
scalp-it will kill the germs and healthy
Atafr Is sure to result.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. In
tamps tor sample to The Herpiclde Co.
Detroit. Mien.
Eagle Drug Store, 351-353 Bond St.,
Owl Drug Store, 549 Com. St, T. F.
Lanrna, Prop. "Special Agent."
Brooklyn.1 Aug. 31. Practical step
toward thev additional tracking of the
Fulton street and Flatbush avenue sub
way were taken yesterday on Fulton
street, by the contractors. After a dis
cussion of months the new plan were
ordered to be carried out, official assur
ance having been given of the consents
of the property-owners.
Chief Engineer Mean said the change
in the plans would probably involve at
least a year's delay in the completion
of the tunnel, lie was not prepared to
give dates as to finishing time, but gave
the impression that 1907 would be out
of its swaddling clothes before the first
car shall run underground from Furmau
street to Flatbush avenue.
New engineering difficulties have been
created by the additional tracking. Ful
ton street is a 60-foot thoroughfare, and
the four tracks to be laid between the
foundations will take up almost every
inch of road from building line to
building line. The work of enlarging
the excavation was begun from De Kalb
avenue and Fulton street shaft this
morning. Here five tracks will be re
quired, the fifth to be used for switch
ing. The workmen, supporting the ele
vated road with false work as they pro
ceed, have reached Bridge street, where
station room ia being provided. The
four tracks will run from Borough Hall
to Bond street. There will be five
tracks from Bond street to Flatbush
avenue, and six tracks on the avenue.
Two of the latter tracks will be double
decked The workmen from this on will
concentrate their energies towards en
larging the tunnel
All indication point to the comple
tion -of the connecting two tubes below
the East river before the additional
tracks are laid in Brooklyn.
While the lower portion of Jorale
mon street has, after 20 months of sub
way delving, resumed its normal aspect,
the upper part of that thoroughfare is
now experiencing a siege at the hands
of the subway burrower. Today Craw
ford 4 McXamee had, working half way
down Joralemon street to Clinton
street. Within a few weeks, it is said
connection would be made with the Eal
river tubes at Clinton" street. There
Crawford A MeXamee's contract ends
and the New York Tunnel company'
begins. ...
Are You Engaged?
Engaged people should remember that,
after marriage, many quarrels can be
avoided, by keeping their digestions in
gcxxl condition with Klectric Bitters. 8.
A. Brown of Bcnnettsville, S. C, says:
"For years, my wife suffered intensely
from dyspepsia, complicated with a tor
pid liver, until she lost her strength and
vigor, and became a mere wreck of her
former self. Then she tried Electric
Biters, which helped her at o'nee, and
finally made her entirely well. She is
now strong and healthy." Chns. Rogers,
druggist, sells and guarantees them, at
50c a bottle.
The 5istoriah) 75 cents a month.
Honesty Is the best policy i
Schilling's Best:
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M'COWELL-PYLE COMPANY.
1 n Fischer oera house was crowded
to the doors lat night to witne the
production of "Crawford Claim" by the
McCowell Pyle company. And from the
liberal applause the show was heartily
enjoyed. This company is certainly win
ning its way into the heart of the show
going people of Astoria, and the per
formances are worthy of the patronage
they are getting. Atoria has not ben
favored by so evenly balanced a com
pany in a long time. Every one in their
respective roles gives a good mwunt of
(hemsulves and -consequently the per
formance am a a whole the lwt we
have had in many day from a reper
toire company. Space will not permit
to give individual mention, but to sing
le out the details as they are worked,
the company deserve credit. Tonight
they will present the funny farce comedy
"The Private Secretary." This piny is
considered to be one of the company's
best play and if you miss this yon
certainly will miss a treat when it is
considered one of the best you may feel
assured of laughing. In a way you have
not laughed at a play in many days.
BIG SUM PAID OUT.
More than $00,000 was paid out yes
terday to fishermen by the city's bank
ing institutions. Since the close of the
fishing season nearly half a million dol
lars ha been paid out, and it is esti
mated that a similar sum will be ex
pended during the next ten days.
WELL EARNED PROMOTION
Hans Jacobsen who ha been with the
the past 17 years has been offered the
management of tho Portland agency
of the company and expects to leave
for the metropolis in the morning to as
sume charge of the otllce.
OFFICER IS BANQUETED
Grand chancellor L. M. Curl, K. of
P., of Albany paid Astor lodge an official
visit last night Aside from routine,
several impromptu speeches were made '
and a banquet followed. Mr. Curl ex
pressed himself as highly pleased with
his reception.
TO ERECT TERMINAL
Splendid Suburban Depot to Be
Built in Baltimore.
FIVE MILLION IS THE COST
Baltimore Terminal Company Organised
to Build Depot for Accommodation of
Suburban and Interurbaa Electric
Railways Heart of Business Section
Baltimore, Aug. 31. The Baltimore
Terminal company has been organised a
a subsidiary company of the Washing
ton, Baltimore & Annapolis railway, to
construct a terminal in the city to ac
commodate the cars of the Washington
Baltimore & Annapolis. An ardinance i
already pending before the city council
to permit the parent company to op
erate it suburban car in the city, hav
ing Baltimore street and Hopkins place
as their central station.
The advantage to the company in such
a location is that it will be within two
block of the heart of the shopping di
trict. The statement i made by (icorge
T. Bishop that the subsidiary company
has $3,000,000 to spend on it improve
ment at that point and propose to go
thead with the work at once.
Touching the service which la to be
viven on the Washington, Baltimore A
Annapolis, Oeorge T. Bishop, the prei
dent of. the road, says it is the intention
to have at least three, and possibly four
cars each way an hour between Wash
ington and Baltimore, while the service
to Annapolis will lie complete, although
not quite so frequent. Each of the car
will be equipped with four motor, de
veloping each 123 horsepower. These
will permit the road to run it car
at the rate of 70 mile an hour if nece
sary.
The Astorian, 75 cents a month.
J$ iohe
Good News for
Regatta Visitors
We are showing the latest.
NOVELTIES
IN LADIES' NECKWEAR, TURN
OVERS, FANCY COLLARS, Etc.,
In Chiffon and Braids.
NEW LINES OF BELTS ARE NOW
. ON DISPLAY.
Fall Novelties in
Dress Goods
Are arriving daily. The patterns sre
exquisite, while the prices are low, as
Bee Hive prices always arc, consider
ing good quality, etc.
THE NEW FALL STAPLES IN
DRESS GOODS are also in stock.
EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN LADIES'
FALL COATS AND
JACKETS
Are Ready for Your Inspection.
MILLINERY
FALL STYLES ARRIVING DAILY.
In order to close out some remnants
quickly, we have started a
Remnant Sale of
Calico. Percales
and Outing Flannels
Take advantage of this opportunity
to get some bargains for house
dresses, wrappers, etc.
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NOTICE.
All persona who nave legal claims
against the 1903 Regatta company will
please present them, together with tho
requisitions signed by tht undersigned,
at tht olfict of tht secretary of this com
mittee, by Saturday evening, Septttnbsr
s, 1905, at I o'clock p. m.
HERMAN WISE,
President.
FRED J. JOHNSON,
Secretary,
se tesets.t.4t4ss
I The SEASIDE HOUSE!
Clatsop Beach, Oregon.
Is now open for guests. This fin old
Resort, situated on the banks of the No
canlcum river, only a few roils 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 '1ms to
all trains, Address all communications
to
The vSeaside House !
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Seaside, Oregon.
You Can Save Money
If you buy your Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothings Shoes,
Hats, Hardware, Rubber Goods, Confectionary, Tobacco,
Cigars, etc at
E. M. LALLY'S
Look for big changes that are to take place shortly
in cur big, new establishment. Larger Store, Larger Stock,
Best Good at Lowest Prices. WATCH US GROW
E. 1M. LALLY, Hammond.