SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1905.
I HE MORNlMf AbTORlAN ASTORIA, OREGON
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NEHALEM HAS A PLEA
ASTORIA MUST LISTEN
L M
Monday Morning'
Wt Will Put on Salt too Baskets Fncy Italian Prunes.
50 C the Basket
Tbtit Prunes Are Carefully Picked and Packed and Art Juit Right for
Canning.
ROSS, HIGGINS (& Co.
WE SELL CHASE fc SANBORN'S BOSTON COFFEES.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The family restaurant of Astoria It
recognised at the Hues restaurant. Tht
twet meals and tht best eervloe la Ae
toria. 120 Eleventh a treat.
I am glad that ladlee' astride saddles
art becoming faahionablej first, be
cause It is easier on tba horses second,
because It Is a safer and aaalcr way for
a lady to rlda. If you will call at my
harness shop, 109 Fourteenth street, I
will show yeu Uit latent and the best.
It. M. (JASTON.
The Palace Cab-rtng company's din
ing room Is again open under tht tsmt
management. Everything first clew.
Culslnt and amice unexcelled. TrlvaU
dining room for ladlee.
Iiy wanted. Apply at C. II. Cooper's
store.
Parties holding fuh receipts bsucd by
l.indberg'a htiw, IVademona Sands, have
same caahrd at 1-lndberg'a cold-storage,
Astoria. PAUL ANTON.
FiiDdiah Suflertag.
U often caused by aorta, ulcers and can.
cert, thai eat. away your akin. Wm. Be
dell, of Flat Rock, Mich., eayst "I have
used Buckkn's Arnica Balve, for ulcers,
..J It U ika Iwat healing
, ptfl f"w n vei vaw taw e w mm - rti
r found. Boothta and heals;
td scalds. U t at OtarleV
tors.
dinery sits or sawmill sit
i best oa tba river. Lore
mllrosd bridge It) Young!
0 Mrs. Jans Kinney, The!
tWILL EX MORE THAN
f
PLEASED
illew i to Foialak your
t
twister Stirpes-
I00S3. RIGHT PRICES.
MCOH BROS.,
OD GOODS
iil iti Twelfth St, Astoria.
' Tte iy an, ;75 cents a month.
r "'
We Are Going to Move
It costs money to move goods, particu
larly a store full, and it resolves itself
down to whether we hold up the prices
and pay the drayman or to sell the goods
at a sacrifice and give our customers and
friends the benefit. We believe the reduc
tions will be appreciated the most and
the stupendous bargains now offered are
at your command.
COHMfTE 0JSl
NOIICI.
Nut ! is herewith given tlist Emll
Held la no longer connected with tlie
Morning Atorin In any capacity.
THE J. B. DKI.I.INiElt CO.
SHEA APPOINTED DELEGATE.
The local le tter Carrier a union of thi
ilv are to lie retireacnted ill the Ha-
tlmial aaaiaiation which met at Port-
land ye.terday by Patrick Mi'-a, who l
now in that city attending to hia diitiea
aa a delegate.
The Fa-tern delegation, to tlie num
Imt of l.tsa'i. and traveling in two icltl
train., will arrive at the F.pition city
tMlttV.
LEAVES FOR CALIFORNIA.
Mi-a FraiK'ia Ktc of tliia city have
IinIbv on the ateanier Valencia for uk-
land, California, where she .will enter
Mill college, one of the l-t ettiip-d
iiixtitiitimia for young ladica in Ameiii-a.
REPRESENTS BARBER'S UNION.
The local flarWr' union will be rep
reented at the atale convention, to he
brU at the Extxmition city tomorrow,
H C, Landingham.
Labor Day Notice.
h,!T Krtitciiilier 4 beinif Ijilxir day
Airea will cloae at noon. Iy order
'irks' union.
I Av W. 1JKSSETT, Secretary.
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APTAIN JOHNSON DIES.
Jn Eric .lohnaon, the well known
t, died this morning at 2 o'clock
ith trouble.
MARINE NOTES.
ihip' Spokane arrived down from
at 0:35 o'clock yeaterday morn
a Immcnae lit of paengers,
' for San Franciaco at 11 sharp.
I r Gerald C. haa arrived from
1 is docked at the 0. It. A N
w brought up a few package
nulls. Captain Uthrop is in
rofcOita steamed to the Douy
rdav mornins and took on a
of supplies.
- tf
,
p Valencia cro.aed in at o
Verdav, docked for a couple
nd proceeded to Portland un
l of Captain Pope.
Rua F.lmore' left down for
Ti
aid way port at noon yea
terl
Eureka arrived yeaterday
at
t a. m. and after a couple
anchorage left up for Port
Ian1
the will load wheat for the
Cal
etrojtolia.
- FVPtl5HIR$'m 5
And a cry came up from out of Ne-
lialeml
For years the rich and beautiful val
ley of N'ehalcm haa eulTered for the want
of one gid, wide, well-built highway
to the gate of Aatoria; and for thoe
ame year this city ha suffered, all
uncoiiai ioiialy, liowever, th annual loa
f a magnificent volume of varied pro
nee from thi same splendid fertile
eouutrv. I he deprivation has iieen
mutual. Itut there the affinity ends.
Astoria ha licen deaf and unconcerned.
N'ehalcm, on the contrary, haa been deep
ly concerned and not at all inactive.
The farmer and hop-planter, the stock
. ,
men ail'l irilll growera ami iiairjinen,
tave la-en building road of their own,
literal, and main, to a point 1't known
ttie ait of the old Miahawauka pot-llii-e.
and while they builded, they sent
in plea after ph-a to the merchants and
ut Inn it ic of AtoriM for help in the
conatruction of the main artery hence
to the network of road they have put
down there; but their energy ha out
rivaled that of the "City by the Ses," and
iw that the determined and eager
eople have exhausted their general road
and biiilite fund (a well a the ID
mile extra allowed them by law an-
tnmllv. taxing lliemelve cheerfully,
year by year, in order t open up a
natural and convenient market in the
very city that should have U-en the
(Ir-t to recognize the big value lu such
a tributary country. They are, at last,
at the end of their tether, and if they
get relief from what i. to them, an in
tolerable situation, it will come from
t!ii end of the road. Aatoria i to lie
alh-d upon in uucipiivocal teriiia, to
take, or reject, the larges offered by
thcae icople; and put her municipal
and commercial shoulders to the wheel
of progress, or, pursue her indifferent
way and abandon a near and natural
uiiirce of supply for all the standard
product amenable to thi soil and cli
mate, The (MMiple of N'ehalcm, through
a representative committee, intend, at
an early day, to approach the common
council, and chamla-r of commerce of
Atoria. to champion their claim for 20
miles of rad lMfore the honorable
county court of Clatop, and if this aid
and influence i denied them, the rcapon-
ibility for the irreparable lo that
must be sustained by all par tic to tlii
crying blunder, will rest with Atoria.
and the ahameful consequence will lie
the gradual abandonment, by the people
of Nehalcm. of all allegiam to Atoria.
and a market. lea aeeeible, more re
mote, but still poiblc. will lie sought
and attained. Atoria must think, and
act, invoking every medium in her pos-
aeaion to capture, and retain, the
profitable tribute so long offered her,
and. by her. so long ignored.
With their accustomed vim thee same
N'chalemrte contributed very largely to
the exhibit in the Country Fair that
haa la-en such an accession to the re
gatta festivities here, one entire side
and wall of the exposition Wing given
up to their contribution", and an Inspec
tion of the liat la-low will show the
brawn ami brain of Nehalcm in force
at the fair.
And by the wsy, this ssme Country
Fsir will be kept open today, from 1
o'clock to 6 p. m., a com-easion permit
ted by the committee in charge, to those
of Astoria's citizen", who, by reason of
steady employment during the pat
uL- u.ro nmil.lo tn devote anv other
time tn the interesting display.
Chairman Ilowlhy of the fair commit
tee ha compiled the following list of
contributor and exhibits, a perusal of
which will lie of- exceeding value to thoe
who are taking a definite interest in
thi (to la?) permanent adjunct to As
toria's annual regatta:
IT. Abler, honey, beeswax, vinegar,
flax; John Adair, rye gras, yellow car
rot, white carrot. M. potato, rhutabagas,
swet apple, Sila-rlan crab, oat; A. An
derson, Favorite potato, barley; J. Q. A.
Bowlby, wild peppermint, flag. tule.
wire grass, four kind of wild grasses,
products of tideland; William Bock, yel
low plum, China ater. bunch of flower;
AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Aatoria. Ore., Sept. 2, llW.i.
Thi i to certify that I lost two
fingers at the Clatsop mill about July
17 and was attended by Dr. H. L. Hen
derson.
I also state that I held Accident Cer
tificates Nos. 47, 205, 21(0287. which
Mr. Herman Wise gave me with each
$10 worth of good I bought at hi
atore and that Mr. Vie paid me $40.00
as promised in the certificates.
JOHN C. WTI-SON.
HERE T0U ARE.
English Damson plums, finest In tht
market, just received at A. V. AUen'a.
F. Hartoldu, sunflower, carrots, par-
ani, riinp-, rin, y -
iSernian prunea, I. prunea, aweei applea,
grav. ai)ilea, Hee-liea' plca-ant Kta
toe, ISartk-tt eara, Tigr Auratum lily;
laaac llergman, lieeta, Itwe and Hur
bank (Mitatoea, wheat, oata, yellow tur
nip; Au.mua Brix Crab ajIea; Mra.
.1. W. Jlaldmlxc, knife liean ami Cali
fornia jxippica; Mrs A. V Beard, dah
liaa, roea and poppieaj Itozarth & Muf
fet, John lay brik (Tongue jxiiit
brick); C. V. Carnahan, corn and white
tar potatoea; Tim Corcoran, oata; V.
E. Heiiient, clover, timothy, oat and
Early l!ar mtatoea; C. S. Iw, prime
and apple; iJorothy IHinUr, Shaata
daiaiea; (Mof Krrikon, rhtitabaa,
Miia-li. caiilitlower, orange turnip, par
ania, jKilatoe. ciiiimla-r, ea, l-ana.
earrota, callBe and I. rye gra; (ieorye
Eirii r, oniona; .1. A. Fulton, aweet ja-aa;
W. A. Foster, canned pluma, lieana, jelly,
corn and W. Star potatoea; Mra. M. M.
(Jilman, flower ; J. lieldt, wjuaah, wax
bean-; A. S. Harvey, cauliflower, radUh,
imli; S. S. Iliiiiip-oii, wax iK-ana. ja-aa,
callage; William Bartcl, cheee; W..F.
Ilcrrick. applea, ejfg plum; .lame Alli
um. Ib-llflower, Aakin and King apple.
Harth-tt ieai". oat; U. C. .lorn, out;
.1. V. Ijiwrenx-. Duidieaae Oldenburg ap
plea; John l.uiila-rg. prunea; Sir. C. F.
liCatcr. dahliaa; Mr.'lr. Ijokev, black
leriiea; E. F. I.ibke. lluiipiiiaii plum;
William Ijiioii. tatM, ihutalw
berries; E. F. Eibke, iKatf-. rhutalja
gaa; Thomas l.inville, Hungarian prune;
Mra. O. V. Lounalierry, atrawlTri-;
John Mk, timothy and red clover; A.
J. Meek, peachea, pieplant, apple; A
C. Miller, lettuce, rye graa, meailow
oata, potato. and white wta;
W. Newman, Akin apple; J. J. Nurn
la-rg. Hungarian prune, knife bean,
Orav. apple, rhutalaga; Mr. Norman.
Early P.o-e jotatM'; Mr. F. Norman.
carrots; Andrew Olon, squaah, ciiciim
la-r., Star of the Valley ami White
Star potatoea, apple; 0. I. Peterson
carrot, paranip. licet, noneycoiuo.
a . t . I
Farlv lloae and liurbank potatoes; O. I
I'eteratin, crn. sunflower and bum-lies
of flower; E. P. Parker. Nitati-; F. C
IwLin. tiirniii. out. wheat, lwrlcy.
rve, timothv. Early ltoe and Iturbank
jMitatia-; William Pohl, Kentucky Won
dcr U aii.; Holiert l'ojie. oat; J. C. Itycr
aon, i-abUge and earrota; J. P. Roger,
Burbank potatoea, rhutahaga. turnip,
carrot, pear Oloiia apples; J. Keith
Calhorn turnip and apple; Edward
Kidtlcrbu-h. bundle of oat; James
Smith, timothy; Mr. X. Swift. ater.
anemone; William Tagg. E. King pota
toe, oata, turnip, rhutabapas. Grav
apple; 1). Twecdlc, oat and beardlc.
barlev; Jame Tagg. Kanncr Beauty po
taUwa; A. W. 1'tr.ingcr. kale, cabbage,
onion. parniia; Joaiah Wet. vetch
raM-, alfalfa, white turnip-, oat. I. rye
graa. Burbank potatoes; Ueorge War
ren, aparagr. tiiiMithy, oat; Mr. W,
H. Wood, pluma. lilie. aaters; F. ilk
inon. cauliflower, V. T. Gold Coin po
tativa- J. W. Walker, white bnn.li
bean. apple. Bradahaw pluma P. I
Warren, white turnip, IVawwk turnip
rhutahaga. Grav. apple; R. Woden
oat, timothy, turnip, rhutahaga. toma
toe, apple (acveral kind), bottled wild
blacklierrie, prune. rapWne, bean
toil inn wood. Caacara Iwrk; White
Clover Creamerv, butter and cheese;
Warrenton Raxor Clam company, mimwl
clam; A. Wowerie. Grav. apple; F. E
Wriuht. Hungarian prune; Jo-cph
Winterholtcr. Barth-tt pear; Vwng
iBro.. carrot, plum. I. prune. Grav
and crab apples; Mr. Charles Zeiglcr.
apples ;sweet pas, China asters; Fishe
Bros.' company, cream separator; John
son Bros., cream separator; roard
Stokes, dairy implements.
The general commit toe In charge of
the Country Fair ha appointed a sub
committee on award (if awards shouhl
lie given later) to -determine the peculia
merit of the several exhibit that have
been before the people for the past week
The new com mil tee consists of Messrs,
E. V. Jensen. Otto Smith and D. M
Stuart. An early report from thi com
mittee is looked for.
RECEIVE C0NTRACTT.
W. C. laws 4 Co. have received the
contract for putting in a blower ay;,
tern in the Seaside Lumber company'.
plant at Seaside, which will keep them
busy for the next month. This enter
prising firm is reaching out after thi
class of business and have outfitted a
number of mills with blower systems
in the pat year and which are giving
splendid satisfaction.
MAKE LOW RATE.
The A. A C. R. has announced a rounJ
trip rate of $3 between Astoria and
Portland, taking effect the fifth and con
tlnuing until the close of the exposition
i . . . .
Tickets good for w aays.
GREAT DISPLAY 0W00LCNS fJV THE PIECE
mi te habs at ovg srow cs
Here All Next Week
The full line of S trans Bros., Muter Tailors, Chicago, baa
been Bent to us especially for tbis event A special representative
long skilled la the tailoring business will have charge of the display.
Coma and see the swell new designs now shown for the first time.
Cet pointers on the proper thing to wear. Don't mist this crest
chance to order your clothes to the best advantage.
C. H. COOPER
HONEY RATES FIRM
Peace Does not Bring Higher
Prices.
MARKETS ARE ON DECLINE
Although the Conclusion of Peace at
Portsmouth Was a Feature of Week
ia Stock Market, Its Reception Was
Disappointing to Many.
New York, Sept. 2. -The event at
Portsmouth was the feature of the
week in the stock market. Its recep-
tion wa, however, diappointng to
those who expected that higher price
would come with peace. The market
maintained its reactionary attitude and
material decline, resulting largely from
forced liquidation, were the rule. Ru
mors of forthcoming loan by Russia
and Japan in thi country have not
taken form, and arc regarded as remote
contingencies. The demand the
hard coal miners affected the coal share
and gave a hint of possible trouble in
the rpring. Monev rates show a hard
ening tendency, although loan for mer
cantile purpose were renewed during
the week at easy rates. The interior
demand for crops, reports concerning
which are generally favorable, . have
reated some uneasine because of the
low bank reserve.
Your family will need a tonic. Why
not give them Holliter's Rockey Moun
tain Tea? Nothing equal it as a brac
ing, life-giving remedy. 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets. Frank Hart's drug store.
DR. CHARLES
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DR. CHARLES CO. StT
1000 Dollars
Some people pay to get rid of a
FIT. But they are willing to pay for
the FIT we give them.
OUR NEW LINE OF EUROPEAN
WOOLENS WILL BE IN
THIS WEEK.
Come ia and eiamiae them.
KIUUNEN & R0EL0FSZ
OCCIDENT BLDG.
Sea Side'a lie at Progn baits Firm
F. Dresser & Go's
Mammoth Store
Conducted on high business methodt.
Employs 13 to 20 people. Building
covers about 23,000 square feet of
floor apace; baa large show windows.
Everything arranged in departments
Wool dress goods, silks, wash goods,
men's shoes, ladies' ehildren'a and
misses' ahoea.
Clothing, hats, men's furnishings,
notions, fancy goods.
Groceries, hardware, tinware, glaaa
ware, plumber and builder supplies. ,
Hay, oata and grain.
EDWIN C. JUDD, Manager.
Seaside, Oregon.
Accordion. Sunburst
and Knife Pleating
To Order
STEAM PROCESS.
No Hot Irons, No Burning of Goods.
Miss 6. Gould
Eighth Floor, Marquant Building.
PORTLAND.
Prompt and Careful Attention Given
to all Out-of-Town Orders.
Fall Hats
MRS. K. INGLET0N has just opened
a Fine Line of
Ladies' and
Children's
Step in and inspect the styles.
REDUCTION SALE ON
REGATTA EATS.
Mrs. R. Ingleton
welch bloce;
Oppoaite Budget Office.
FALL