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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1905)
THE MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTORIA. OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER n, 1905, CLAIMS ARE ALLOWED 1 1 County Coirt Disburses Tunds for September Expenses. M'u ROADS CALL FOR MOST MONEY Taking Cart of the County Poor Call for aa Expenditure of Nearly t4oe Bnildint of Several Bridget Help to Swell Expenditures for the Month. The following claim were allowed by the county court at the Ocober term: " J. A. Eakin, state v. F. Bramer, circuit court $ 13.09 f:J. M. Hughe, atate v. reteraoa " , circuit court .... 1 13.00 Frank Spittle, state vs. VT. ' " Stockton, circuit court 13.00 Michael CodyhalWance for Sept 12.00 Mrs. Margaret Johnson, monthly; allowance ' 10.00 '' Mr. Bruce, monthly allowance.. : 10.00 Mrs. C. Baker, car of Wm Sorglund .... F. D. Winton, atate vs. Cornelia ;" CRiley (2 caws) .... , i Cost of inquest on Mosca Fa-. ci-.'; lange .... .. . ,, Costs of inquest on Leonardi Cronin " 10.00 36.00 5.00 6.00 Costs of inquest on Danl Graham 12.30 Kalle Falonen, witness fees 7.00 J. S. Dellinger, circuit court bar, dockets .... i 20.00 .Taface. Catering Co., meals fori " jurors I ' 4.30 . Qiaa. Newman, interpreters fees ! S.50 State vs. Elmer Peterson, cost in justice eourt ..' ; 13.05 State ts. John Hendrickson, cots ! ' " t m-justice court-.1.. '. ..rv.rr.T i2O.0O """State vsVUenry Wetman, cost in "" t." "justice court 'r.v ... ........ 13.40 t " . i . t ir.ir ; piv tb. r. j. jicuanamna COl t,i.. justice court ...' .... ...... State vs. Alex Wilson, cost in justice court State ts. Lura Wui, costs in jus Fisher Bro's Co., wire rope for 1350 11.30 I ANOTHER. MASTERFUL DEMONSTRATION OF OUR BUYiNG SUPERIORITY TAKES PLACE .offer our .'.V 'I i. J This THE FOARD tioe court .... 17.43 Andrew Johnson, building bridges on road No. 93 10.30 W. Winters, building bridges on road No. 93 9 00 C. Winters, building bridges on road No. 93 9.00 O. Winters, building bridges on road No. 93 fcOO J. P. Ryan, building 80 rods of road on Lewis and Clark .... 303.00 J. P. Ryan, building bulkhead on road No. 77 313 C .11. Osgood, building bulkhead on road No. 77 13.50 (J. R. Richardson, building bulk head on rood No. 77 14.CA It Myers, building bulkhead on road No. 77 14 63 Pay roll on Elk Creek road 20.80 Astoria Grocery oil for Young's Bay bridge 3.40 John McCann, labor on Young's Bay bridge ... 7.00 A. V. Allen, oil for Lewis and Clark bridge 2.73 bridge .... 5.03 J. B. Lewis, building Beneka bridge at Jewell 200.00 A. W. Duncan, hauling plank for . Tillotson bridge 17.00 Pacific Iron Works, bolta and washers for Necanicum bridge 60.77 Fisher Bro Co., nails etc., for . Wornstaft bridge .... 4.70 A. V. Allen, nails etc., for Wal- luski road No. 86 8.13 J. L. Hjorteland, repairs on bridge near Vollmers .... ,12.00 George Beckman,' repairs on the bride near Vollmers 18.00 Dan G. Malarkey, lumber for Warrenton bridges 51.73 Astoria Lumber Co., lumber for Walluski bridge 146.34 Astoria Lumber Co," lumber for Road No. 95 near Warenton.. 101.96 James Boyle, clearing gulch on road No. 86 5.00 IL Lindstadt, repair of bridge in district No. 14. (Push) 6.00 Fred Watson, tepair ef bridge in .district No. 7 (Olney) ........ 12.00 H. A. Ward, repair of bridge in district No. ' t . . V. '. ......... ' 4.50 S. ."LNanrtrup, provisions for Mrs. Leaf ur . j; . 12.00 A. V. Allen provision for Matt Juopperi 7.93 A. V. Allen, provisions for J. Ny- man (August and Sept.) .... 13.95 A. V. Allen, provisions for Isaac ON WEDHESDAYfJORHIfie OCT, 1 UT 9 O'CLOCK Just at this Season of the . year, which is our ( busiest. tieT-manucturers all over the country are offering their left over stocks at a mere song We sang the loudest in this instance and the result is, that we are able to patrons xm Wednesday next by actual count, 9643 yards of fine Swiss Embroideries that would retail in any store in the country at from 1 5c to 50c at the exceedingly low price of only S Cettt&fahe yard WHETHEB IT BAINS 0B SHINES: If YOU ABE THOROUGHLY ALIVE TO YOU OWN INTERESTS Y0UT.L COME EEBE WED NESDAY PREPARED TO BUY . EMBROIDERIES ENOUGH TO LAST YOU FOB YEARS .TO COME. . EXTBA SALES "PEOPLE TO WAIT UPON YOU. NO LIMIT, TAKE AS MANY YARDS AS YOU WANT. Sole For Cosh Only. & STOKES CO. NEW GOODS ONLY Hill (Aug. and Sqpt.) 13.90 Uo, lliggins k Co, provlsiMis for Hugh McLaughlin, Aug. .. 8.00 Ross, Higgins k Co., provisions Wm. Wilson, Aug 8.00 Rohm, lliggins ft Co., provisions for Mr. J. (.ruber 2.50 Rosa, Higgins 1 Co., provisions for Wm. Wilson, Sent. 6 00 Rosa, lliggins 1 Co., provisions for George Wilson, Cept 8.00 Ross, lliggins 1 Co., provision for Hugh McLaughlin, Sept. .. 8.00 W. a A. Pohl, burial of Stano vieh 20.00 Thomas Peterson, meals for coun ty prisoner .... 58.43 A. V. Allen, brooms for jail .... 1.20 Fisher Bros Co., tools . . . 3.55 Pacific Iron Works, repair on jail 112.48 O. Boren, repair on jail 41.23 Pay roll on Smith's point road.. 173.03 F. P. Leienenweber, extending tax roll 23.07 R. N. Carnahan, extending tax roll 61.52 Thos. Linnville, stamps etc. 9.50 J. N. Griffin, stationery for clerks office 7.60 J. N. Griflin, stationery for clerka office 3.30 Glass A Prudhomtne, stationery for clerks office 4.17 J. S. Dellinger Co., supplies for sheriffs office 9.50 J. C. Clinton, stamps, etc., for clerks office 9.W The Astoria Budget, call for bids for roofing court house 2.50 The Astoria Budget, notice, meet ing of board of equalization.. 5.00 Astoria Water Commission, water for quarter 21.00 Astoria Electric Co., gas and mantles 0.85 W. C. Laws 1 Co., stove etc for assesors office 9.00 Pacific States Tel & Tel co., rent of phones 6.60 Sherman Transfer Co., rig 1.50 Foard 4 Stokes, tar .etc., for bridge 2.75 St. Mary's Hospital, care of poor 336.00 W. J. Hess, meals for jurors.... 3.23 Fred Oman, labor on Skipanon bridge 6.00 (Continued on page 5.) Mrs. Tilda Anderson, massage. 1470 Onand Avenue. Given either at home or will ealL J 398 THERE WAS NO FOG Julius Strauss Tells Story of St Paul's Wreck. STARS WERE SHINING BRIGHT Mr. Straus Refute to Travel oa Jew. iih Holiday, and Arrives in Astoria Overland Trying Experience Talis on the Man. Julius Strauss, an Astorian who was a passenger on the wrecked steamer St. Paul, arrived on the A. & C train yes terday morning. Other Astorian who were on the unfortunate vessel, returned on the steamer Alliance Tuesday, but Mr. Strauss declined to travel on Mon day, the Jewish holiday, Yom Kippur, which account for his tardy arrival. The story Mr. Strauss tells of the wreck is significant, in as much a he insists that the night, instead of being fWTy ne of beautiful starlight. Mr. Strauss plainly shows the effect of his strenuous experience. One of his old friend lat night declared that he had apparently aged 10 years. GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Young Soldier Communicate Bit Senae of Gratitude to Cuihing Pot. The following letter was received, yes terday by the adjutant of Cushing Post, So. 3, Crand Army of the Republic, of this rity, and fully explains its grate ful import: "Fort Worden, Washington, 'atolier 7, IU0J. "The Adjutant. Curbing Tost, Xo. 3. "(!. A. R., Astoria. Oregon: "Dear Sir: I wih to thank the dishing Post fur their kindness rendered and asKitanre given, at the funeral of my father, the late Colonel A. I. Schenck, Artillery Corps, who died at Fort Stevens, Oregon. We cannot, fit tingly, express our appreciation and thanks to the member of the Cuhing Pont. I al-o wih to thank you for the beautiful flowers which the pot sent. We shall hold in warmest remembrance the lovely tribute to my father' worthy inenmry. "Very oincerely, . (Signed) ALKXANDKK T. SCHFA'CK, Corjmral, .12nd Company. C, A." AproHH of the author of the foregoing letter, it limy nut Ik n inT-s to uy thai the young man, with every opKrtunily at his command for an entry inio the federal echool at Went Point witli it execiHl advantages for a career in the army, cho.e rather to enter the ervh-e from the ordinary itainlarl of an en listed man, in order to ohtuin an ex perience nm grounding in the manual and duties of the service that would not be his under the higher auitpices of tne military academy, and it is to his cred it that he selected the humbler sphere of schooling, a it will, undoubtedly make of him a well-equipped, discern ing and capable ofliccr, when he shall have risen to the dignities that lie be fore him. HOTEL ARRIVALS. The Occident N, P. Sorenson, Portland. Seig S. Topliti, San Francico. L. J. Ma!y, Chehalis. A. C. Youmans, San Francisco. Walter Seaoorg, Ilwaco. Dan J. Moore, Seaside. S. Pappic, San Francisco,' J. Low, Portland. J. W. Irwin, Tacoma. ' C. P. Croft, Portland. C. P. Maginnls, Portland. 8. I). Leighton, Portland. L. A. New ton, Portland. Dr. M. 8. Bennett, Portland. W. E. Coman, Portland. R. Farns worth, San Francisco, G. Perrett, Portland. Mary Perrett, Portland. ' J. W. Smith, Portland. L. B. Winter, Portland. L, A. Loom! and daughter, Ilw aco. L. D. Johns, Waggala, Minn. Mr. 8. J. Howell, Portland. Capt H. Wannell, Dnrbridge. II. 8. Mcftowan, McGowan. M. Wise, City. J. 8. Wilson, Virginia. F. II. Miller, Clifton. New Cure for Cancer. Ail -earfct wtitr re aor kaown to be curable, by Bucklen't Arnica Salve. Ja. Walter, of Duffield, Va., write; "I had a cancer on my lip for year, that seemed incurable, till Bucklen't Arnica Salve healed it, and now it ia perfectly welL " Guaranteed cure for cut and burn. 25c at Chaa. Rogers' drug ttore. CHINOOKS COME IN RIVER. For the first time in many years, a quantity of good grade Royal Chinook salmon are coming Into the river, in the regular fall run. A a rule the later run consist almost entirely of Silver Mte and other inferior fish, but this year, many of the up-river gillnetter have been making daily substantial catche of the Chinook, Taken as a whole, however, the sea son thus far ha been somewhat dis appointing, and the situation ha only been saved by the excellent run of fall Ash in the l'ugct Sound. NATURE TELLS YOU At Many ao Aatoriao leader Know Too Well. When the kidney are sick. Nature tell you all about It, The urine I nature calendar. Infrequent or too frequent action j An urinary trouble telle of kidney ills. Doan'a Kidney rill cur all kidney 111. , K, E. Minor, stone maton, of 432 East Tayolr street, Portland, Ore., ayt "I never hesitate to recommend Doan'a Kid ney Pill. Thia remedy did so much f-r me that I wih every other sufferer from kidney troubles might know of it. I wt subject to attack of kidney com plaint for eight or nine year. There was continual irregularity of the kidney secretions which showed a sediment like brick dust and passage were accom panied with the sensation of scalding. My back ached continually and wa al waya worse if my work brought any strain on the back. I tried different remedies recommended fur tills trouble hut found little or no benefit. At length I saw Doan'a Kidney Pilla advertised and got a box. They stopped the back ache and healed the kidney so tht the secretions were rendered normal. I have induced several other people to try Doan' Kidney Pill and know of mny instance in which they have done the same satisfactory work." Plenty more proof like this from Astoria people. Call at Clia. Roger' dmg store and k what hi customer report. For sale by all dealer. Price 60 ct. Foster-Milbum Co., Puffalo, N. Y, aole gent for the United State. Remember the Name Doan' and take no other. BEEJHIVE A great a-xiitiiietit of Indict' furs, The most extcn-dve line u well as the lowest priced ever shown ill .W toriu. We iiiote a. few prii-e to give an idea of rsnjje of piiiet. Fox Furs CI inches long $ 1 2 3 yard 7.83 IH) inches .... 15.75 (H) inches 18.00 2 12 yards a4.oo 1 1-3 yards long 1,45 Near Seal 1 2-3 yard long 1.40 1 2-3 yard long 1.35 1 1-2 yard long 3.75 Ladies', misses and children' coaU in the new, latest styles. j v ' . ' ; . 1 ; 1 .. ... Now is your opportunity to get an exclusive style in a rain coat t5ha BEEtiUHIVE If your clothe are clotlM(, they will be a credit to both of va, to far a appearance go. Wt hart bo competi tor! eicept tht high daa tailor and obr proce it ont half hit price. P. A. STOKES "A DRESSY SHOP FOB DRESSY MEN" Full of Tragic Meaning. M these line from J. IL Simmon", of Casey, la. Think what might have re sulted from hi terrible eough If he had not Uken the medicine about which h write: "1 had a fearful cough, that dis turbed m- "ight'e rest. 1 tried every thing, but i"ing would relieve It, until I totk I). Kind's New Dlscomy for C nsumption, Cough and Cold, which completely 'cured me." Instantly relieve and permanently cure mil throat and lung diseases preveitUi grip nd pneu monia. At Chaa. Rogr&rugjrUt guar anteed; 50c and f 1.00. Trial bottle free. Cleanne your system of all impurities. Now Is the time to Uke Holli.ter' ItiKky Mountain Tea. It will make yoit well and keep you well. 35 oents, Ten or Tablet. Frank Hart Pears' Pears' is t essentially a toilet soap. - A 6oap good for clothes won't benefit face and hands. Don't use laundry soap for toilet or bath. That is, if you value clear skin. t .Pears' is pure 6oap and matchless for the , complexion. Sold in town and village Accordion. Sunborst and Knife Pleating: To Order STEAM PB0CESS. fpf 0 Hot Iron. No Burning of Goofta. MissO. Gould Eighth Floor, Marquam Building. '. P0BTLAND. i Prompt and Careful AUentiea Givta to all Out-of-Town Order. ' The 1.5 '.6-1 11 IV 1 Astoria Restaurant. GOOD, CLEAN ' ' MEALS EXCELLENT " SERVICE OPEN ALL NIOMT 390 Bon4 St., cor. Ninth