THE MORNING" ASTORtAN. ASTORIA, OREGON.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1903
T
FORMER
ASTOKIAN
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Rev. Harry Brown the Victim of
'1 g Grant's Pass Cabals Presbyterian emm-hi was here row
i . .- ? day ago. and tho elders hold a secret
' "' meeting with him. It wa th.-n tho
plan of getting Row Brown out wa de
f iuiMru' Uin IC MfVT ACnATlvi,H1, few hour lator, Rev.
CnuKtrl rVAK D nui ArvuijHolt wh0 nll,lv hM no autnortty to
!aot in such a capacity, so the friend of
1 jRev. Br two declare, notified tho young
1 minister that he must resign from
Eldfcra Versut Congregation Trumped
Up Accusation of Unfair Dealing
'Against "Young Minister No Warn
ings Given and He Stands Pat.
.
firant' Pas. Ore., Nov. 2.-R.v.Har-
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ry nrown, wno came nere m mourns
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om miniate of IVthany Presbyterian lj a ne i)4 ltW,w fri,,i f lhl.
church. ha been asked to resign. The majority of the elder of the Grant'
trouble i Mid to have arisen over a Tas 'church, it i then- desire that he lie
: mining deal in which Rev. Brown i al- returned h.-re, even though tlte position
l.-ged to have been unfair with a mem- land the reputation of Rev. Krowu be
ber of hi congregation. The elder of , sacrificed.
the church also Mate that Rev.. Rrown Though young, and lacking in exjx-ri-is
not fulfilling hi contract with the Jem- of older minister, Rev. Brown i
church. The affair i causing much an enthusiastic and tireless worker,
eoniment here, -a Rev. Brown and his mid his sermon have been classed
, w ife, Imtb of whom are young people, j among the best heard in this city.
' have made a host of friend both in
j and out of the church during their resi- : Cured Consumption.
' dence in Grant' Pas. J Mr. B. V. Evan, Clearwater. Kan.,
A special meeting of the mem borship j write: "My husband lay sick for three
'of B.'thnay church will be held tonight j month. The doctors Mid ihat he had
j for final action on the matter. A a 'quick consumption.
number of the member of Bethany j We procured a bottle of Ballard'
- church feel that, Rev. Brown h not ! Horehound Syrup, and it cured him.
been treated right by the elder, they j That was six year ago. Since
will insist that the question be brought : then we have always kept a bottle in
'to a popular vote of the congregation. It he houe. We cannot do without it.
It i believed that the minister w ill j For cough t and cold it ha no equal."
find more than one-half the church inj2.V, 30c, and $1.00. Sold by Hurt's
. his favor. He declares he will not re-, drug store.
, sign tyniply on the request of the elders.
but he will abide by the wihe of the
congregation a a majority.
It" was less than one year ago that the
same elder put Rev. W. C. Connell, then
minister of the church, out of the pulpit,
giving him no opportunity to appeal
or defend himself. The same method
will be tried on Rev. Brown, but his sup
porter have rallied about him and in-
HAVE YOU A CHANCE 05 THAT
HOT GET IT TODAY. ONE FREE
It's Nt What
You
to
If s What You
Are Today
AN OLD AND A TRUE SAYING INTENDED FOR HUMAN
NATURE, BUT JUST AS APPLICABLE TO MERCHANDISE
A STORE THAT HAS DONE BUSINESS AT THE SAME OLD
STAND FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS, NATURALLY ACCUMULATES
A GREAT DEAL OF OLD AND OUT OF DATE GOODS, WHICH THEY
ARE ANXIOUS TO GET RID OF.
SUCH MERCHANDISE IS NOT A
IF YOU WISH TO AVOID PROCURING SUCH OLD AND OUT OF
DATE GOODS PATRONIZE "STORES WHERE YOU KNOW YOU'LL
GET ONLY NEW GOODS. f'"
STYLES ARE CONSTANTLY CHANGING. NEW IDEAS ARE
ft DAILY BEING INTRODUCED. It
WITH FASHION'S LATEST DICTATES MAKE YOUR. VISIT T.0 THE
BIG STORE MORE FREQUENTLY,
THE FOARD &
WHERE THE NEW. THINGS
it that he demand a popular vote of
the chuivh.
"II i all suqirise to nii,' said Jh:'
minister. "It came like a thunderbolt
out of clear sky, with absolutely no
warning."
j Rev. ut the tt? missionary of the
Bethany churvh. No reason, other than
that he i not fulfilling hi contract,
wore given.
, One of the ojdor memWr of the
chuivh state that the elder desire Rev.
- Kiowa out of the a t make room
'for Rev. Mctane, who wa minister f
Bethany church several year ago.
who ha since U-en a missionary in
'South Amenca. Rev. MeClane will re
:,urn to Am.-rioa and to Oregon .mm.
Croup.
A reliable medicine and one that
should alway be kept in the home for
immediate use ia Chamberlain' Cough
Remedy. It will prevent the attack if
given as soon as the child becomes
hoarse, or even after the croupy cough
appears. For sale by Frank Hart and
leading druggists.
FINE STEEL RANGE YET? IF
WITH EVERY I1.00 PURCHASE.
Used
BARGAIN AT ANY PRICE.
YOU DESIRE TO KEEP IN TOUCH
ST6ICES CO.
ARE FIRST INTRODUCED,
ft
Be
RENEW lliAPEL YORK
Letter From Rev. L D. Mahoni
on This Subject.
MANZAtilTA SEES DAYLIGHT
Arasona ia En Routt to Asia Tele
graph Again on Duty Falls of Dee
Due Caihbronne Arrive Local Boats
and Boatmen.
The following communication from
Rev. Luther D. Mabone, of this city, puts
a new face on tlte subject of a Sea
mans' Institute, and one that should
meet with hearty com-om-nc 011 the
part of many in this oit jr, t whom the
matter must commend itself by reason
of their intimate relation to matters
and men marine: . ,
A letter in yesterday's Astorian re
lative to the Seamen' work might re
flect a little on the present Superinten
dent. Rev. .1. K. Forsyth. " Mr! 'rVryth
wa appointed teniMrarily to the work
and ha been a successful a aa man
could be under the circumstance, lie
wa indorsed by the Ministerial Associa
tion of the city by a iiuauiiiiou vote
and if it had b;-en possible they would
have been glad to have seen him re
tained then permanently, but the work
demund a man that can speak the for-
ign language. Dr. Hunter, the Sec
retary of the society came ou and he
felt that a the people of the city Mere
not taking any interest in the work
that it wa too much to expect the so
ciety to -keep a man here. So it i
up to the people.
The matter ha been placed in my
hand and a soon a the people will
manifest an interest in the work, I will
see that a tirt cla man i appointed.
Fiixt these mut lie a local organization
and ways and mean at once set in
motion to provide the flshemen and sea
men with a pla where they can meet.
Some sort of an institute supplied with
good reading matter and a place con
venient to hold services, entertainments
etc. The society from the cast will put
$100.00 year into the work, in the way
of salary, and I am led to believe
from a letter just received that they
will assist in the construction of a
building. , This society iias .been put
ting this amount of money into the
city for' more than twenty year and
it i no moret than right that
peojjle should do something in return.
Our city is to become an important
shipping point, it we are to judge from
the statement of the press relative to
the railroad that are headed in thi
dirwtion. i. A headqmrttrq for tip
seamen would bring many of them to
the city that wwuld not iconic other
wise. Then the moral effect of such
an institution would be of great ben-
fit to the city and to the people
that could come here.
Any oje that i ' interested in the
matter-1 would be glad to cofer with
tlura and at once put thi work upon
basis that will hold the work here
for all time to come.
' . v, Very respect fuly
LUTHKK I). MA HON' K.
Manzanita News.
Official advice from the J. If. Robert
who ha charge of the work of raising
the light-house tender Manzanita. state
that the vessel was moored forty feet
nearer shore yesterday, (iovernment ofr
flcials belive that the progress will ba
rapid from now on, and do not look for
further difficulty. The Manzanita should
be in Portland by the first of the week.
Her pilot house wa alxive water when
the I.urline passed her yesterday.
FLOTSAM AND JETSAM
The Cost Rica is due here from San
Frisco on Sunday morning next.
The steamer Whittier crossed in early
yesterday morning and went on to- Port
land. The big British liner N'umautia is due
back .here from China, about tlie middle
of this month.
Another British ship the Kuphrosyne,
from San Francisco i also due to arrive
here at any time. J
The steamship Columbia is due down
from Portland, early tWs morning, cn
route to San Francisco.
The barkentine Portland left up for
the city of her name yesterday fore
noon on the hawsers of the Oklabama.
The steamer Alliance is due down
from Pottland tomorrow morning, on
her way to Coos Kay, Eureka and San
Francisco,
The American barkciitiue fieo. C,
IVikin arrived down from Rainivr yes
terday afternoon on the tow line of the
steamer M. F. Henderson, she i lumber
laden for San Francisco and will leave
out today.
Tho tier man ship Karpcubach, direct
from Port lm Angeles, in part cargo, for
Portland crossed in late esterday af
ternoon and anchored in the lower bay.
She will proceed to Portland on the first
tow line that offers.
The steamer Telephone will lie berth
ed until spring opens. Captain Bangh
man resigned his command of her yes
terday aud her crew ha quit. Cap
tain Hangman niters the Snake River
trade a master of the steamer J. M
tlanford.
Tlie (ierman ship Arthur Fitxger from
Portland with a million and a half feet
of lumber on Itoard, for Australia, ar
rived down yesterday morning, the
Oklahama showing her the. way. She
cleared here and got to ea on the after-
noon tide.
The Kriti-h ship Fall of IVe, CaptiMii
Doty, from llauiburg, for Portland, un
der charter to Meyer Wilson a Co., ha
been out iU days yesterday. At sun
down yesterday another ship, nr.iiie un
nown wa reported off the bar, and it
mav be her.
The (ierman (learner Arsgonia left
Portland yesterday noon for the Orient
with a cargo of wheat, Hour and ma-
cliinerv. She had not reached thi liar-
sir at midnight but will be here this
morning, perhaM on time to avail her
self of the flood, to ea.
The I.urline got awav for Portland in
good shape last night with a big mani
fest of freight and a number of pco-
pl., among whom were, ( . C. t lark, A.
W. Williams, T. W. Kcktrom, H. Haw
kiu, and Deputy Fih Warden P. I.ip
conck of the State of Washington.
The French bark Camhronne, 1-120 tons
(plain Richard, 17.1 days from Liver
pool in ballat, and under consignment
to Taylor, Young i Co., at Portland, ar
BEEUSJHIVE
Special Tbis Week
Reductions in
Raincoats
Ladies' Craven
nette Coats in
Tan and Oxford
lao.o oto 1 18.00
1 1 8.00 to 1 1 6.00
1 1 6.00 to 1 1 4.00
Special for this
Week
Ladies' Suits '
I35.00 to M.jo
I15.00 to lai.oo
Wei have a grand line of Ladies'
uita from $10.00 to $35.00 in all the
newest atylea. ,
Children's Bear
Skin Coats .
A41 Colon it . . . Jj.y
1
Reductions in all atree bat!.
JM9 t5hc
BEEUjSiHIVB
ftliljinery
rived (n fat evening at 8 o'clock and
is anchored in the lower harlair. Site
will go up tlte river today or tomorrow.
Tlte following notice was posted at
the Western Union Telegrraph olllce In
this city at ti:0H o'cl.sk l-l evening, by
Weather Observer Powells
Storm southwest, warning 3:.10 p. m.
Disturbance over British Columbia,
moving east. Strong southerly wind
on inland waters ami fresh to strong,
gale at Rca.
The slimmer Telegraph arrived' down
from Portland at 1:1.1 o'chsk p. m. yes
terday. .She left Portland st 7:11 a. m.
ami m de four way binding -thus
making the trip in six hours. She
brought down twenty aseiiger and a
small bunch of freight. Her new sche
dule call for eight stop between here
and Portland.
PRIMARY REGISTRATION.
Registration at .the City Auditor'
olllce yesterday numbered forty-one,
bringing the total for the elcctorial
eason to tils. The laioks will close on
Tuesday, iient, November "III, and re
main closed until the morniiiji of Novein-
ls-r 10th, when registrtion will tie con
tinued until 4 p. 111. on Saturday, IV-cemla-r
Dili. There will 1m 110 iMwsjldc
excuse for any able laMidied Republican
in this city failing to (icrfiiriii thi ex
acting duty.
READ ALL THIS
You Never Know the . Moment When
This Information May Prove of
Infinite Value.
It is worth considerable to any citizen
of Astoria to know how lo be cured of
painful, annoying and itching pile.
Know then that Doan's Ointment i a
Misitive remedy for all itchiness of the
skin, for pile, ce tenia, etc. One applica
tion relieve and soothe. Head this
testimony of its merit:
R. B. Long, harness maker, employed
with John Clark A Sou, 104 Front street,
Portland, who reside at 348 Second
street, same city, y: "Karly last
summer I broke out all over my body
with eczema, tetter or itch. I did not
know just what it was nor what caused
its appearance, but I do know that the
torture I endured was something fierce.
I was very much alarmed about it, was
anxious to know what it wa and what
caused it. I thought the best thing to
do was to. go to a doctor for treatment.
I did so and was treated by different
one, but they failed to do me any
gtssl. When I became the least bit
overheated I just fairly clawed the skin
off me. Anyone w'ho has never had any
thing or-the kind knows nothing at all
alsmt It. I was in bad shape when I no-
liied an advertisement in our paper
about Doan's Ointment being a "tire cure
for such affliction. It proved to I all
that is claimed for It. than two
boxes msde a complete cure in my case.
About this time my younger brother was
taken with the same affliction. A box
and a half of Doan's Ointment cured
him. I know what I am talking about
when I say that Doan's Ointment i one
remedy which can lie depended upon."
Plenty more proof tike this from As
toria people, tall at Charles Rogers'
drug store and ask what bis customer
rejairt.
For sale by all dealers. Trice 50 cent.
l-'oster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole
rgents for the I'nited States.
Remember the name Doan's and
lake no other. .
Bilious Attack Quickly Cured.
A few weeks ago I had a bilious at
tack that was so severe I wss not able
to go to the office for two days. Fail
ing to get relief from my family phy
sician's treatment, I took three of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets, and the next day I felt like a new
man. II. d Bailey, Flitor of the News
Chapin, S. C. These tablets are for
naJe by Frank Hart and leading drug
gists. Many a rich acher has made
p Mir husband.
Neuralgi Paint.
Rheumatism, lumbago and sciatic
pains yield to the penetrating Influ
ence of Ballard's Snow Liniment,
, It penetrates to the nerves and bone
and being absorbed into the blood, its
heating properties are conveyed to every
part of the body, and effect some won
derful cure. 2fc, 60c, and $1.00. Sold
by Hart's drug store..- -." ",-'
Wealth isn't essential to happiness,
but it helps some.
It.taUa a strong woman tq bold Iter
own tongue.
The price of pretty face is 11. 00
th ree packages of , llollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea.? Brings red lips, iright
eyes and lovely "oolor. JW cents, Tea or
Tabk ts. Sold by Frank Hart, druggist.
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Remember
If you buy a Suit or Overcoat best
ing P. A. ST0KKS label and it doe bm4
give tho wear you expected it should,
bring It back and we will refunJ you
money,
P. A. STOKES
Keeps Dreuy Shop for Dressy Men.
Accordion, Sunburst
and Knife Pleatin?
To Order
8TZAM PROCESS.
No Hot Irons. No Burning of Good.
MissO. Gould
light rioor, Marquam Bnlldlog.
PORTLAND.
Prompt and Cartful Attention Greta
to all Out-of-Tewi Order.
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In Tims of Peace.
In the first months of the Russia Jap
an war we had a striking example of
the necessity for preparation and tho
early advantage of tbiHe who, so to
pesk, "have shingled Jheir roof in dry
weather." The virtue q preparation
has made history and given to u
our greatest men. The Individual as well
a the nation 'should Ik -piepsred for
any emergency. Ate you pr pared t
successfully combat the first cold you
take? A cold can be cured much more
piickly when treated a soon a it
has become settled in the system.
Chamberlain's Cough Hemedy is fimons
for its cures of colds and it should bo
kept at hand ready for instant ur.
For sale by Flunk Hart and leading
dlllggist.
AT LESS THAN COST.
Mr. Ho, of the Boss millinery par
lors Is mmlelitnlatini m tikrtn Irnm
.... ... . .... ... "gi m . " Y" m
the citv. lastinff until the rcsumntinn
' ' r a
of her spring business as soon as sho
can diofl of her present stock of
good and to expedite this, will, begin
ning this morning, place the entire stock
on sale at less than cost.
NOTICE.
Write 11 for big bargains in Hurst
Automatic Switch A Signal Co., stock
before the switch goes on road. Regular
price t5.7S. Our price much lower. How
can we do itt We hold more ahareo
than wt can conveniently carry and
must sacrifice to raise cash. For particu
lars address W. J, Curtis A Co., 815
Commercial block, Portland, Ore.,
Tha Astorian, "5e per month.
, The
Astoria
Restaurant.
GOOD, CLEAN
MEALvS
EXCELLENT
SERVICE
. OPEN ALL NIGHT
v 399 Bond St., cor. NmU.
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