SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 190).
THE MORNING ASTOMAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
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A full
Van Camp's Pure Food Products
Just In. We rail jour speelat attention to ths following articles 1
Hominy, 2 cane 2So
Huups, per ran 15c
Kauer Kraut, per can 15c
Wa shall U plca.-d to ebow you Ilia good ami we know you will I
1Iim with thrra.
ROSS, HIGGINS & Co.
WI SELL CHASE SANBORN'S BOSTON COFFEES.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Tba family mtaurant of Astoria U
recognised aa tba Uaaa restaurant. Tlx
boat meals and tba beat arnica la A
torts, 120 Eleventh street.
The Palace Catering company'! dining-room
la agala open under tba aama
management Everything flrat elaaa.
CuUlne ami service unexcelled. Privets
dining-room for ladles. ,
Wuorl A Akerman, taildermisla, mat
treea makera, furniture uphoUlering,
barncae repairing, carpet cleaning and
laying. Ninth street.
TO PORTLAND i 15.
Tbs 0. R. A N. company will continue
to sell tickets until October 15th from
A.torla to Portland and retuni for $213,
good returning until October 91, 1905.
Join the shorthand clae Mure it ia
too late. There will be after regrets if
you mUe such a splendid pxrt unity.
Wiadont'a sthuol, ophite Ftar tluatrr.
Mrs. Tilda Andereon, maaaage, 1470
Oiand Avenue. Given either at boms or
will call
ON HER OWN ACCOUNT.
Mr. A. D. Jvwrtt, who for me time
pat liaa auiwafully nerved the A. Ihw
bar Company In the rapacity of drr
maker, haa withdrawn from ita employ
ment and ha eurd dreniaking par
lors of her own, uptaira at No. 451
Commercial strwt, at the eouthraot cor
ner of that thoroughfare and Ninth
atrect, where he will le plmi-d t nn-t
and M-rve old friend and patron.
CRAB
APPLES
SECURE Y01T.S NOW
THE SEASON' IS ALMOST OVER!
WE HAVE ON HAND A CITPLY
OF
Nice Ones
JOHNSON BROS.,
GOOD GOODS
118-111 Twelfth Strret, Astoria,
Come and see ns before It's too late
We are Offering
Furniture Bargains
Never Before Heard of in
This City
Before moving Into our new store building you can get ft big discount
on every purchase, Wa srs offering this special Inducement in order to
save moving the stock. Ws also offer you selection from ths largest
stock of furniturs la ths city. A call v. ill con vines you.
aiAiHEiLBOKii ?s co.
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Line of
VICTOR VICTORIOUS.
The ceh-bratel Victor Hafea, office and
kIhmiI dcka are now on the Astoria
market. Cha. II. OrkwiU, at 137 Tenth
otrert 1 the aol agent. Call upon him
at once.
A yunug man ran earn hi living ex
pends in Portland while studying at
the Holme Iluinca College. Kor par
ticular, addrc the principal. Holme
IiiJne College, 2.1-33 Y. M. C. A.
Iluilding, Portland, Ore.
.. PERSONAL MENTION
W. O. Parne returned from a trip to
Portland hut evruing.
Mi. Ada Jordan left for Cathtainet
yetrrday to attend the White-Jordan
edding, which ixrur there today.
Wanted by boy 13 year old, employ,
tnrnt at any kind of work. Want good
home. Apply to llay View Hotel.
Mi. Tho. IValey, Mi Mary jValey
and .loi M'ormirk are in Portland
-nding a few day.
(k-ar Johnon was over from IVcp
lliver yexterday.
Jaiue A'hton rame down from Prook
field yesterday.
Henry Strong, of Bay City, i in town.
('. K. DuUii wa up from Nalde
yetetdy morning.
John MiSwan returned to the North
Shore cannery yeterday morning.
Alitor fieorge Hauing of the Cath
lamet Sun wa In town yesterday.
W. I Kuj-ard wa down from Prook
field yesterday.
Mr. S. II Maddoek who ha l-en
paying a round of eixit to friend at
Sea tide, Flavrl and Atoria returned to
Portland yesterday morning on the A.
A C.
WILL CO IT ALONE.
A prominent democrat of thin city
informed a reporter of the A-torisn.
that hi "party would act independ
ently in the approaching city campaign:
wouhl go into the primaiie a a party,
by itm-lf put out ita nominee under
the new law and try to put them in at
the poll. That it would cut out the
citixen" movement entirely a an In-
mini too heavy to ahoulder and too
unwieldly to direct." Even the detn-
crat are tired of dictation by the group
of alleged politician that poee a the
only haven of safety and source of vir
tue within the compa of Atorla. They
aie to be commended.
Imperfect Digestion.
Mean lea nutrition and in conse
quence lea vitality. When the liver
fail to accrete bile, the blood become
loaded with bilioiia proiertie, the di
gestion become Impaired and the bow
el conHtipatd. Hcrbine will rectify
thi; it gjvee tone to the etomaeh, liver
and kidney, strengthens the appetite,
clears and improve the complexion; in
fues new life and vigor to the whole
yxtcm. BO cent a lxittle. Sold by
Frank Hart's drug atore.
1 veni4iuni .,
COUNTY
BUSINESS
Court Disposes of a Number of
Important Matters it Session.
TO BUILD TILLAMOOK ROAD
Clerk Is Instructed to Call for Bids for
Publishing ths Delinquent Tax List
Matter of Purchasing a Rock Crush'
er Goes Over for ths Present
At the adjourned meeting of the coun
ty court held yenterday County Judge
Trencliard, Commiioner William Olsen
and Clerk Clinton were prexent and sev
eral matter wa disposed of, but the
i) next ion of purchaxing a atone cruxher
will go over until the full court i pres
ent.
The second inxtallment of taxea due
the ktate, amounting to $10.fSO0 was or-
dcred paid in tlie regular way.
Tim clerk wa inxtructed to write
to John tierriUe at Seaside and inform
him that Clatxop county wa willing to
eM iid '" in improving the road or
trail to Tillamook county, via Arch
Cajte, rcpiexting him to take charge of
the work at once and advixe when he
i ready to act. He bt to 19 informed
that TilliimiMik county now ha good men
working on their end of the road and
lhee men illicit be got to work on thi
end.
A warrant wa ordered drawn in favor
of Taylor, Nolund A Fulton for $300,
in payment for lepu nervier rendered
in the timlx-r land caxe aainxt the
county.
Iu the matter of delinquent taxe in
the rae of Alex. Iteaver, for the years
Hhi.I-4, the court wa natixded that the
land had Wn burned over and that it
wa illegally aeed. It wa therefore
ordered that a warrant lie drawn in
favor of the aherifT covering the taxes
and penalty and that the title to the
pnierty lie ve-t-l in Heaver.
Owing to the fact Miat the full court
wa not prexent, and thoxe on hand were
equally divided on the question of pur
chaxing a rock cruxber, the matter was
laid over for a future meeting.
Hid will tie invited for the improve
ment of one-half mile of road on No. 03,
from Olney to Young' Itiver Fail, be
ginning at Olney bridge.
The clerk wa inxtnn-ted to write to
the Itailway Equipment Company to the
effect that the county would not pur
chaxe an engine at the prexent time,
but would be glad to correxpond with
the company after the (ltt of the year.
Hid will be invited for the publica
tion of the delinquent tax lit and they
will be opened on October 31xt,
Court adjourned to meet on Friday,
October 20, when bid for doing road
work will lie considered.
TERSE TALES OF THE TOWN.
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A dance wa given by the Axecmbly
club in Logan hall lat evening.
A meeting of Atoria Aerie No. 17.
F. O. R, will be held in Ator hall at
2 p. m. today.
Water PaililT Settein will leave on the
xt earner F.I more for Tillamook today,
w here he w ill collecU a number of fih
licenxes.
Lieutenant Mitchell, t". S. A., form-
eilv atationed at Fort Stevens has been
sppointrd to command of the troops at
Fort Columbia. He will axxtime charge
today.
Carl Penton of the Portland Trinity
church, will officiate at the organ dur
ing the recital to 1 given at the Grace
F.pieopal church next Wednesday even
ing.
Marriage licences were Usued at the
county clerk'a oOlce ycxterday to George
Saline and Mix Ira Kertola, Mattt Oja
and Mi Kmma Karpi, Autin Oxburn
and Mixs Marie Helene Pahlcx, all of
C1atop county.
The new look cae for the public
library are in the city hall, awaiting
disposition. A soon, as Mr, t'pxliur,
the librarian, returns to the city, they
will be intalled and the books placed
n the shelves.
The topic for dirnion in the Grace
Kpixcopal rhun-h this morning will be
Diocenan Mixaion, or the work of the
mrft!N fit Oregon. The tltmf Sunday
in October is set aside for the consider
ation of this subject, in the chusches
throughout the diocce.
The death of John Graham, of Ne-
halem, occurred at St. Mary' hoxpital
at 8 o'clock last niglit. Propxy was the
cauxe of death. Ha was 31 years of age,
and a nephew of David Heath of John
Day. He wa brought to the hoxpital
two weeks ago.
Thoma Reed i now enrolled a a tu
dent in the medical department of Co
lumbia univerxity, New York, and will
take up ftprcial atudie during the next
four year. He is a member of the uni
verxity football team, and will prob
ably be included in the All American
team this year.
C. W. Carnahan state that he will
on have the canal between Cullaby
lake and Kkipaton completed. It will
afford facilitie for bringing a large
amount of timber in market, and drain
a lar a area of valuable land.
Street car No. 3 collided with one of
tin wagon of the Prael Kigner Trans
fer Company, at tile corner of Tenth
and Commercial xtreet, but axide from
M veral maxhrd window in the car, and
xlight injuries to the wagon, there were
no erious reault of the accident.
Tlie marriage of Henry Jordan, ft well-
known Axtorian, to Mix. Elizabeth
White, of Arlington, Wab4 will take
place at Cathlamet, today. The groom
ix a mai hiiiixt employed at the Axtoria
Iron Work, and the bride i a sixtcr
of Mr. Ilia. Jordan.
Mr. Heixinger, vixiting ofllccr of the
Salvation Army, arrived here on the
Telegraph ycxterday afternoon and will
remain ill Axtoria for a week. Mr.
Heixinger ha a oeautiful voice and she
will be heard at the regular meeting
of the army while she remains in the
city.
. A petition prepared by City Auditor
Anderxon, and generally xigned by the
city hall officials, wa forwarded to
Poxt master Hahn yesterday, requesting
the establishing of a mail box at the
corner of Sixteenth and Duane street.
At prexent the nearest poUl box la lo
cated at Sixteenth and Franklin streets,
two blocks south of the seat of city
government
Work on the new addition to St.
Mary'a hospital is progressing rapidly.
It I doubtful, however, if the work can
be completed by contract time. The
building is due entirely completed by
the first of the year, and it will prob
ably be at let a month later before
this will be done.
The sale of the southwest corner at
Tenth and Exchange streets, by the Ba
ker Estate, to the Troy Laundry Co.,
waa reported ycxterday afternoon, al
though not confirmed. The tract is a
hundred feet square, and lies south of
the preeiijt hijindry building. It i
presumed that the ground will be used
for an addition to the plant. The con
xidcration is alleged to have been $4,000.
The belief that the Harriman Interest
have had an option on the Axtoria A
Columbia River Railroad, and the sup
position that the line would be taken
over in the next few weeks or prior to
a date on which the option would
have expired, is completely upet by
the published statement of President
Hammond to the effect that no one ha
an option on the road.
Rev. F. E. AUcyne. the new assistant
rector of Grace Episcopal church, ar
rived on the noon train yesterday, and
will at once assume the duties of his
position. He will conduct service in the
Holy Innocent chapel this afternoon
and deliver his first sermon in
Grace church thi evening. It Is prob
able that Rev. Mr. Alleyne will have
charge of the four tni-sionx operated
in connection with Grace church. These
include the Holy Innocents chapel in
t'pjierfown, the Cavalry mission at Sea
side, St. Thomas mission at Skipanon
and St. John' Mission at Hammond.
Mr. Alley n cornea to Astoria from Mt.
Vernon, 111., although his home is in
Duluth, Minn.
STREET ORDINANCE TO COME UP.
An ordinance establishing the grade
on Alameda avenue will be introduced
at the meeting of the city council Mon
day evening. ArMier ordinance de
claring the intention to improve Ala
meda by a 30-foot plank roadway will
probably be introduced. r
The improvement of Harrison avenue
from Thirtieth to Thirty-third streets.
will come before the council at the next
meeting. This work will include the
straightening of the jog between the
Shivery and Adair additions, the ground
for which was donated by Peter Olson
and wife.
The board of equalisation met yes
terday afternon, to ermideT th ..
menta of Duane street from the west
line of Tenth, Twenty-sixth from the
north line of Eeleventh, Commercial
from tlie east line of Twentieth and
Fourteenth from the south line - of
Crand avenue. No objection have been
Bled to any of thee improvement, and
resolution aking for estimate on the
work will probably be passed at tba
next meeting. '
: Church :
: Notices:
Norwegian-Danish M. E. church, Up-
pertown, Sunday school at 10:00 a. m.
Rev. E. L. Nantherup will preach at 11
a. m. ami 8:00 p. m. Young people'
prayer meeting at 7:00 p. m.
The usual service will be held at
Grace church on Sunday, October 15, at
11:00 a. m. and 7:30 p. ro. Sunday school
12:30 p. m. Services at Holy Rosary
Innocents chape at 1:30 p. m.
Presbyterian church, Ry; Vt. R,' Lay.
win, D. C. L., pastor. Services 11:00
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning subject,
"Saul Rest"; evening subject, "Doubt
ers"; subject Wednesday erening,
"Waterloo, Pari and London." Mis
Mija Frederickaon will play a violin of
fertory Suhdayv '
The regular preaching service at tba
First Congregational church by the pas
tor, Luther D. Mahone, at 11:00 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Service at the First Lutheran church
today as follows: Sunday school at 9:30
a. m. Morning service at 10:45 in Swed
ish. Evening service at 7:30 in Eng
lish. At the evening sen ice the pastor
will speak on the subject: "All are not
true Israelites, which are of Israel."
Everybody cordially inrited to attend
these services.
The Astorian 75 cents per month.
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ENJOYABLE HOUR.
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Carpenters Union, No. 971, of that eit
had a delightful time !at evening, after
the business session of the lodge ha4
closed. A general reunion waa held
during which Tocal and instrumental
music, and varied recitation were rend
ered, followed by an Impromptu bach
the whole scheme of entertainment be-
mg heartily enjoyed by all
Pleasant and Most Effective.
T. J. Chambers, Ed. Vindicator; lib
erty, Texas writes December 25, 10O2i
with pleasure and unsolicited ht too.
I bear testimony to the curative power
of Rallards Horehound Syrnp. I have
used it in my family and can cheerfully
affirm it is the moe effective and wkaa.
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antest remedy for coughs and colds I
have ever ned." 23c, 50c and $1.00.
Sold by Frank Hart'a drug store. ;
WHY?
Get ft Hand Ma down,
WHEN
Yen can get yosr suits nuda- at
prices and quality of goods which will
compete with any hand-me-down clo
thing itore ia the state.
WHAT?
Tronsers from f Bp
Suits iooo f)
Overcoats from 10.00 vp
Work, quality and style guaran
teed. R0EL0FSZ IS THE MAN.
Roelofsz
THE TAILOR.
1S5 nth Street, Astoria, Oregon.
NEWS
Wa have extended our sale to give
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you an opportunity to get such books aa
"When Knighthood Waa in Flower."
"Tho Gray Clock."
"Master Christian."
Tha Call of tho Wild."
and many other.
Last year f IJO copyrights
Sale Price 75c
Wisdom's
SchooL
a Ccsiplete Line cf
Steves
Anything in a first class stova eith
er Wood or Coal or Combined, you wi3
find st.
J. Scully
470-472 COMMERCIAL STREET a
Heating