SATURDAY, OCTOBER at, 190s.
8
THE MORNING ASTOWAN. ASTORIA. ORKOON.
Fr 7vr fcotcakea in the morning
w WOODLAW1! BRAND OF
Maple Syrup
Gallon ti.35
i-a Gallon -75
Duait 45
FANCY WAXEN
CooKing Apples
65c per Box
ASTORIAGROCERY
B23 Commercial 8b
Phen Main 681
Handiest
Thing
Yet
Bishop's
Hot Blast and
Tublar
Lanterns.
No. 2,
No. O,
- $1.25
65c
THE GROCER.
TmUi and Commercial Streeta
Branch at Unlontown.
Cant Lose
It
!A new cap for
keeping your pen
in any pocket!
Bring in your pen
and see aboot ex
changing caps
cost but a trifle
and you cannot
Ipse your fountain
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J; N. Griffin
BOOKS. STATIONERY ; 1 ;MUSIC
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
PORTLAND, ORE.
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west. 1 ' 1 "' '
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Our radiates ire all emp!ty?d.
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, THE PEOPLE ALL
la CWw Cried, eir ta Newroa
' Uerpidte. 1
TWj word of late has been In every
vim's tnoath, and1 many are wonderinr
what the word alanines; though no ens
has fe been ioand1, who will deny that
NEWBRvn HERPICIDE does the wora.
WdU pT tne information of thousands ot
people who like to know all about a food
thin; would ,aT that HERPICIDE
means.' a destroyer or killer of "HerpeV
Now 'Herpe" la the family name or a
dlflfsse caused by var!ous vegetable par
asite.' A slrnHaf ' microbe causes dan
druff, Itching sealA and Tallin-; hair; this
b ta microbe that KEWBrws HERT1
CIDK promptly destroys; after which the
talr grows. Sold by lead In druggists.
Pepd 10c. In stamps for sample 0 The
Ilerpfeide Co., Detroit. Mich.
Eagta, Drug f tore, W1-J53 (8of St
Owl Prog" Store,' 649 Com. St, T. F
Larin, rrop. "Special Agent"
PREPARING FOR WAR
City Republican ' Central Com
mittee in Session.
3ACK NO MAN NOR MEASURE
rrty Candidates Must Initiate Their
Candidacies Party Behind Them in
the Line-op and a Fight to the
Finish.
The city republican central commit
tee met in called session at 8 oVkvk
last evening at the office of the secre
tury, Charles II. Abcrcrombie, the full
membership of nine, three from each of
the three ward, being in attendance.
The meeting was called for the pur
pose of taking a horoseopic view of the
pending political situstion and reaching
an understanding on preliminaries that
would be useful when the campaign,
should develop.
It was the concensus of opinion that
the committee, as such, should take no
hand in the retting up of a party candi
date for any office to lie filled; that
every man who desired to run should
be left free to initiate his own candi
dacy, secure signatures to his own pe
tition and attend to its filing all of his
own volition, thus, in all things, respect
ing the operation of the direct primary
law and having it absolutely free from
interference by the committee, in it
first and last elements.
The one decision affecting candidacy
taken by the committee was the unani
mous determination to put three men in
the field a candidates for the three
police commissioncndiips and insist, to
the point of invoking the law. upon Ihe
party's oanddntes in this relation Is-ing
placed upon the ballots, at the primary
and the general election. This is un
equivocal and will be maiitnine.1 to the
last ditch. There need be no mi-apprehension
alout it in any quarter.
No man's name was mentioned in re
gard to any office and no man will en
ter the primary race with any assur
ance or endorsement from the commit
tee, as such, behind him, save the one
certain confidence that is his by right
of affiliation, that if he emerges from
the primaries as the party candidate
for any office, committee and party will
be squarely at his back until be is in
vested with his official franchise.
When the primaries shall have closed
and the party's candidates are known,
all proper steps will be taken, prompt
ly and thoroughly to ensure the success
of the ticket and the tactic employed
will include no scheme of toleration or
negotiation, but will mean clean, hard,
honest fight, win or lose, to the last mo
ment of tli" campaign.
Thi is the last meeting of the pres
ent committee as it is constitute,!. The
new committee nnint lie named and or
panized under the direct primary rule.
as other candidates are chosen; in de
fault of this, the hew candidates will
name the new committee and it will
take immediate charge of the campaign
after conference with the men who make
up the ticket.
No isfiies have liecn broached, 'nve
that of the police commi -ion, and
that stands as stilted. They .vill come
to the surface later tnd will be met
and handled with simp and vigor and
with only one thin;.' in view, uct
ul-nr the entire line.
Hut every republic hi i- charged to
rememlirr, that nu e this year de
bends noon hit . iimV i 1 1. "i-tration.
not only for tbt 11 , hi ;'aiii
for the election i',-' -; . nle ,-. he doe
hi duty' in both instaiicc, the race
miiy lie" Ihiown to the opposition before
it is begun.
Register"! TJegmler!! Register!:!
.. '. t -1 .r .'.-i
MANY' INSTRUMENTS FILED
Connty Clerk's Office itept Busy Yester-
-l , . . t f dayjAfUrnooa.'. -7 ; . (-v
SVtWday vaS aM-y day it the 'of-
fk of the county clerk. County court
was in . sdntt' and the number of in
struments fikd for reeord was far and
away abend of any ; day : for several
weeks., in the Uh of deeds it will be
seen that two of the transfers Involved
si considerable sum of money. The fol
lowing deeds were' filed I yesterday:
Columbia Harbor. Lend Co., Jo J. ,Iet-
ford Smith;. Jots . 4, 13, 14, block 34,
and lots 3, 4, 5, and fi, block S3. Con
sideraUon $2200. '
'Henj-f'T Calvin, et al, to John E.
Du Bois; SW 1-i sec 1.1, tp 4 X.of r
w, 100 seres. Consideration, $3.! ' "
: Henrietta M. Peterson, tt al. to Mrs.
Julia M. Madden'; S 12 lot 21, S I f lot
22.' block 4, Mulkey's add Ocean Grove.
Consideration. $182.50. . ,
Manius Buchanan, .et al. to JL 3.
Kinney; KE 14 SW 1-4, KJ-S and SE
14 of XE 14. sec 33. tp 4 n, r 9 w; lot
3 and NK 14 SE 14, sec 27, tp 4 n,
r 0 w; and W 12 of SW 1,4 sec 20, tp
4 n r V w, 3.10 acres. Consideration
turn.
W. II. Walker, et al. to II. Christen
sen; l.VSS acre in SW 14 of SK 14 of
NK 14. sec l!, tp 8 n, r w. Considera
tion, $1.
May M. I't ringer, to Astoria Ab
stract Title A Tru-t Co.; N 12 NV 14
and SK 14 XW 14 and XV 14 XF.
14. sec 31, tp rt n. r rt w. Consideration
$5.
I'nited States to Ctmrad C. I'tringer:
amc.
.1. K. Stotldard. admr, to W. X. tires
ory, lot 2. see 31. tp ; n, r 7 w, 4.I7
acres. Consideration $'15.
Wm. H. Chase, et al. to Vnicii Oil
CVmpany; lot 1, bhvk 2, Astoiia Con
sidcration, $i.VK.
Catherine linker, et al to A. B. .Jones;
lot 2. block 14, t'pper Astoria. Consid
eration $2000.
LAUNCH BETTY ABALZE
Catches Fire While Towinf Near
Smith's Point.
While towing a fish-receiving scow
near Smith's Toint, the launch Betty,
tender for the Undenberger Cold Stor
age Company, caught fire yesterday af
ternoon about 5 o'clock. The flames
broke out on the after deck, and when
discovered by the crew, had made con
siderable headway. Water was quickly
bailed aboard, ehowever, and the flames
were soon under control. The damage
will not exceed $200.
How the fire, originated is a mystery,
and the crew can give no satisfactory
account of the affair. Captain Painter
was in the pilot house and the flames
crept well up to it liefore he noticed
that the boat was afire. Stopping his
engines, he and his crew quickly com
menced to drench the deck, nnd the
blaze was soon extincuii.hed.
The fire was seen by residents in the
vicinity, and news reached the city that
the Iniat was a total loss. This report
reached Robert Undenberger, and he
itiicklv went to the s.vne of the dis
aster in a launch. Ife found the tire
evtinguished. and the damage only nom
inal.
Cures Winter Cough.
J. E. C.rover. 101 X. Main street, Ot
tawa, Kas., write; "Every fall it has
been my wile's trouble to catch a se
vere cold, and therefore to cough all
winter long. Last fall I got her a bot
tle of Ilorehound Syrup. She used it
and has been able to sleep soundly all
night lone. Whenever the cough troubles
her, two or three doses stops the cough.
and she is able to be up and well." 25c.
50c, $1.00. Sold by Frank ilart, drug
gist.
Full of Tragic Keantnt.
m these lines from J. H Simmons, of
Casey, la. Think what might have re
sulted from his terrible cough tf he had
not taken the medicine about which be
writes: "I had a fearful cough, that dis
turbed n night's rest. 1 tried every
thing, but poshing would relieve St, unt;:
I took D." Kinv'j New Discovery for
C nsumption, Coughs and Colds, which
completely cured roe." Instantly relieves
and permanently cures all throat and
lung diseawes; prevents grip and pneu
monia. At Chaa. Rogers' druggist; guar
anteed; Mlc and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
Two kinds of goods and
trade; a bargain's a bargain
and money-back. One makes
friends, and the other loses
em.
Schilling's Best at jroui
(jrocex's.
A Boon
to the Bilious
Are you compelled to deny your
self many wholesome foods because
you think they make you bilious?
Uo you know that your condition
is more to Llame than the foods?
Your liver and stomach need at
tention more than the diet. When
you find yourself suffering with a
bilious attack, take
BEECHAM'S
vilTT
and all , annoying symptoms will
sobrl disappear. They settle the
stomach, regulate the liver and ex
erctM the bowels. Their good ef
fects are felt immediately.
Beecham's Pills mingle with the
xjjuUuU (A -the stomach and make
easy work of digestion -The nour
illung'iVrbactlicfc 'lof' the food are
then readily asiimifated ' and th '
residue 'carried off without irrita
ting the intestines of clogging the .
boweU- ' '. , ', ''" 7l"
Betcbam'a Tills should be taken
whenever there is "sick headache,.
furre4 tongue,' constitution, sallow
skin or any symptdms' that' indi
cate an inactive liver.
Sold Everywhere. In boxes 10c. and 25c
PILLS
GIVES HERSELF AWAY
Augusta Helvry Masquerades as
Man and Is Caught.
TRIES TO STRAIGHTEN HA1
NVotaska Woman Dons Male Garb to
Aid Her in Securing Work, But She
Could Not Forget Characteristics of
the Ses and a Policeman Took Her in
Chicago, Oct. 20. Attired in maseti
line garb, Augusta llelvey, a young
married woman, sought work for four
days in the down town district, ming
ling with scores of rival male appli
cants and passing iinohecrvcd in the
throngs on the main street. Today she
would have begun work as a male wait
er in a down town restaurant had not
an observant oliccman noted a char
acteristically feminine move and man
ner in the youth. The policeman took
the "suspect" to the police station
where the young woman admitted her
disguise and declared she had asuum
ed the garh solely in order to secure
employmen in which living wages could
be obtained.
In St. Imis, she said she had worked
as a waitress and had been able to bare
ly earn a scant living while her cloth
ing bad len worn to slircds. I'tmhle
to replenish it she had taken from a
trunk a suit of clothing oin-e worn by
her husband find had determined that
henceforth she would ps as a man
and endeavor to cum the wages given
the male worker.
The woman is 2i5 years old and re
ides in Fuirbiiry, Nebraska. A speed
ily driven aut'iinohilc was the nui-e of
the failure of Miss llrlvey's plans. A
it flashed by a down towu corner a po
liceman leaned forward l catch the
number.
The wniiian, in co.it and trousers. wa
ill its path. She shrieked ns he leap
ed aside into 11 mud puddle and mioie
a motion as if to gather up her flowing
skirts. Then the youth moved a hand
to his bat as if to adjust it.
The patrolman waited no longer. He
hnd missed the numlier of the automo
bile, but he took the "boy" to the sta
tion.
Dr. D. A. Sanburn
FRENCH SPECIALIST.
The King of Cures
Is now in your city, Ititrodm ing my
wonderful arts of hegiling. Ohim one
and all alul I will tell everyone thel-
disease, nnd you will be made well. My
niedicifies are all nature's remedie ,
roots, herbs, barks nnd berries.
After I introduce- my medicine I will
leave certain kinds of it in your dm
stores. My home oflice. and la'.oi j'.hi
is at 19W Hurst street, Cniver-iity Fink
Portland, Ore.
Otfice hours 0 to 12 a. rn., 2 to H p
m., at tthe Megler Houuir, CH0 Ciiiinnct
cial street, rooms 1 and 2.
Consultation free at Astoria, Ore.
lADIES !
DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE GREAT
Millinery Sale
at
THE FAIR
Star Theatre building. The entire
Stock Must Be Sold by November loth.
'-, MRS. A. JAL0FF, Prop.
1
CHS LEADING MILLINERY.
Star Theatre Bldg. Afdorla, On.
V.--SH, M
1 ! v 1 ' '&J
C
woines uougni ai w lse s
MASQUERADE BALL
In order to liven up business I
will give another Mask Ball
on January 3rd, 1906, at
which I will present to one of
my customers a
Time Wmno
One Number With Every
$2.50 Sale
The Finest Stock and Liberal Treatment
ASTORIA'S KKI.IAIII.H CI.OTHIKR
ASTORIA IRON WORKS
JOHN FOX, Pres. and Swyt.
P I. HISllUC. SorreUry
Designers and Mamfactorers of
THE LATK8T IMPKOVKI)
Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers,
Complete Cannery
C0RRCSP0NDF.NCI SOLICITED.
First National Bank of Astoria, Ore
i:.HTAItl.lNlli:i IHHil.
Capital and Surplus $100,000
I. ). A. IIOWI.HY, President.
() I l'll l.i:sN, Vive-President. J. W. tlAKXKR, Assistant CCashitr.
Astoria Savings Bank
ti.i';il i .I'd In lloO.OOO. Kurplus mid I'iDilvlileil I'rnnu t.V),niO.
j laiMccU it lienenil BauklnK Hulms. lnU'reol I'sld un Time Uepssilu
i Ten'.h Street,
Out of Date Plumbing is Unhealthy
tl
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narndjr tewlas4 Baths and One-piece Lavstories. Our lllustrsted
booklet ' Modern Home Plumbing" sent free upon spptication.
a.
J. A, Montgomery, Astoria
rressea r ree axwuioavuruayo
CONTEST
A I.. POX, Vb Pre.
AHTOKIA HAVJM1H HANK, Tress
Outfits Furnished.
Poot of Fourth Htreet
FKAXK PATTOX, Cashier.
ASTORIA, OREGON
If your plumbing Si out
of date, the members of vour
' t
household are constantly ritkJng their
health. Defective plumbing generates
germ-bearing sewer gases which pollute
the atmoiphere and csnnot help but be
breathed by the occupants.
Let us examine the condition of your
plumbing, correct defective piping and
install the best iiniurr fixture! mide.
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