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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1905)
SATBDAY, NOVEMBER il, 1903. THE MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTORIA, OREGON, CURRENT COnr.IENTS THE ORIGINATOR ; OF A OOOD THING Things Political and the Men that Engineer Them. D DEMOCRATS THE VERY NAME A Bmkfait delight Juit In and Just right. Extra Large New England Bloater Mackerel 40c Each TAey arc fat and floe, quality unurpesed. Your table need 'em. ROSS, HIGGINS L Cp THE LEA Dllf 0 GBOCEBS. TERSE TALES OF THE TOWN Former Aitorla Druultt. ('. II. ('ran. a former Atorie tlruUt ha now oprneu a mora iu r.i roruanu. MM " .. a t ; Mot Eggs From Government FUh ji'umiw .lpuiiuiig, mirir m win triva another batch of aalmoii egg frum tli government hatcheries. Repair to Howell Plant Tli plant of tlia Howell Hhingle Co., at Kkatnoka- wt, la tlitit (low temporarily, pending Mmw repair. Monday the mill turned out 272,000 hinglc, which wae the record cut. Happy Young Ptopte -County Clerk Clinton yetrday lue marriage II cene to the following named couple s Andere Granberg, of tiraye Hiver ami Ml Annie Barr, of tlil county; and to S. H. Davie and Ml Una II. Harder, both of (1atp County. Decided Advantage The new achrme Inaugurated by Fred Brown here of ell Ing choice candle In th thelre, ha mved a binning to the tiy who are out with their girl and have forgotten to aupply thenuelvet before- going to the ahow. It 1 quit ah Innovation. Event f Pleasurs-I m. the afternoiin and svenlg of December 7, next, a plea ant time i to bo bad in the baemciit of the (!rae Epicopal church In thU city, when the annual aale of dainty thing of beauty and variety, under the auplee of the ladies of the church, will trnplr. We carry a large assoitment of Crepe Paper Napkin Call . .' and sec our .sample book and make your selections therefrom. JOHNSON BROS., GOOD GOODS 118111 Twelfth Street, Aitorla. Ready For Business in 6ur New Store THE MOST RPACIOU8 PLACK OF WMNS IN TUB CITY YOU CAN SEK W1LAT YOU BUY AND BUY WHAT YOU VLKXSK WITH THE GREATEST COMFOKT, FROM AN ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE GREATER THAN ALL THE STORES COMBINED IN THE CITY AND UNEXCELLED BY NONE IN THE STATE. ' ' WF. PARTICULARLY INVITE YOU AT THIS TIME TO CALL AND SEE HOW NICELY WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU. tf CHAS. HEILB0RN S CO, M CeMPifTr HoJSl New Citltena Victir Ilirna atid Ed ward Berger, both native of Finland, have formally signing their Intention of beroining American clti.en Jut a wMn a the law allow it. They filed declaration with the county clcik, ye, terday. I. C. Kanford and W. F. Croby, of the ( ampltell, Nanford, Henley Company, of I'ortlurid, were in the city, yeterday, looking up the etatua of their aU-amer, the Olympian; they left for the metrop olis on the 0:10 train let night. DeliDquent Tai Sale The nln rilT will begin the wilea of projierty in ChUop County under the drlinf1iiiit tax law, on Thursday, December iW, ltH5. It I thought by fie time for beginning the air, the approximate amount involved wilt be k than $2500. Called to Salem TV death of Mm. W. J. Hcrren at her Kalem home at 3:15 o'clock y 'Unlay morning, called Mr. C. W. IIMim, of thU city, hem, to that plai, on the evenig expre. ' Mr. Ibrren a the grandmothrr of ilr. Ilnlmra. Tli' deffax'd lady u a na tive of MiHouri and of the ag of 73 year. Mia eroded the plain in 1H43 and marrn-d Mr. Ilrrren hre. Qult a family live to mourn her demi. Protein Against Improvement lucob Kaki ha filrd a communication with City Auditor Anderon, profiting eRaint Die aanenament of hi prnerty for the improTement of Hum Av-mi. He ronti-nd that but threo feet of the trcet abulia on hia property, but that he will le comMllrd to pay at the ame ratio a the other property owner. DOCK PROBLEM SOLVED. The common council of New Atoria ha evidently eettled tlie much, and long, mooted iution of what in do with that (100 In iU ntunirial treas ury. Quite a utir ha arien ocraaional ly, of luie, in that hamUotne little u burb, a to what Khould be done with thi urplu; tome wanted it dixbiirned for tire apparalua, othi for etreet lighting, and "till other wanted a dock built. The problem la c tiled at ket Contractor L. la-beck yesterday clowl a deal for the erection of a 700 foot pier, 10 feet in width leading from chan nel water In Young Hay to the terra flrma of the town, at a contract eot of 152V The work la to I completed by the lat day of the year 1WW. UNCLE JOSH. . ' Pon't furget the matinee at Fiher' today by the Iloiich company at 2 p. in. Co "I'ncle Johh" and have a goinl laugh. Poll and kkatet will be given to children, x 1 Not a cent ifantcd, unkaa you are cured. If you art aick and ailing, tako Holiater'a Rocky Mountain Tea. A great blea-dng to the human family. Make you well keep you well. 33 oenU Tea or Tablet. Sold by Frank Hart. - FwiMl5MtB;;:'4n V5 Odda and End Begotten of the Cam paign Sluih Fund Underway to Open the Town Wide Mr. Foard's Statue What People Say and Tbiak. It atrike the ordinary thinking citl- aen of Atoria that the Atria Daily Budget ha had a radical change of lnart alnee It fell all over iUelf eom mendlng SherifT I.inville and othera, Iat June, upon the aueee attained In clott ing down the natly limit of open vice in thU city, and congratulated lUelf and the Alria public on the suroeae from mixiou depravity. It la now al ligned with the Democrat and their trailer in an rITort to oen up the city agaiu. Of c-oiire the Democrat have not avowed them.clve for an open town iu m many word; it I not their tyle, nor jiolicy. They lack the cour age to Niy what they etand for, what they are after: And until they do aay, unequivocally, that they are not for a wide oien town, the aiuitiptiim of their will and purpose to restore the, old order of thing, will be tacitly held againxt them and every paper that tup- jiorta them. There nothing smbiguou about the tand taken by the Republican, nor by thi, their paper, and if either of the organ now championing the Democrat and their bob-tailed allir, ha the cour age, let them publish an affirmative or negative anwer to thi question: Are you In favor of permitting gamb ling and dancehalla la the city of As toria after the ut day of January aeit? Yer, or No, Gentlemen! The IVmmifrU, and tjicfr political servant, need not lay the flattering xdare to their uneay mind that Mar tin Foard I going to niandamu Judge Anderwm for a place on the Democratic' ticket next month. He ha other plan. He doe not need to go upon any ticket and if he lid ha would go upon hi own ticket, the Republican. He i (till, and will be when heard from again. Police CommiMioner of the City of Atoiia, with four year to eerve. It wa n-Mrted yesterday afternoon that the Democrat and their hired men, a it- busy raising a large campaign fund and .that the gambler, dance-hall-men and other all-round eporta, are contri buting handsomely. Tlw purJ.oe of such a fund i gucahle. The Atorian will have more to say aWit thi. A. S. Tee will file hi acceptance of the Republican nomination for the. city iiiVevliii, in.uuc eitoi He ap preciate the endorsement of the Demo crat, and their follower, of course, but he is a Republican first. Don't dispute your title, gentlemen! It is the Democratic party that i in the nun pnrti-an saddle, and it is held there by the sustaining hand of the siite-heaiK When Nuia-fide Democrat of the type of C. .?. Trcnchard, Herman Wise,' J. V. Burns, Percy Sovey, A. M. Smith. K. M. Baker. Gus. Canithr. Fred Wright and C. .If Cmti, handle a meet ing a they handled the convention on lus.t Wednesday evening, out of hand, from ftart to finish, undisputed, un- nie-vtioned. Hie ingenuity of the Devil himself would fail to produce any other conviction. Oh, ye! It' the Demo- ratio party, all right; and not at all particular a to it booster,' thank vou! Think of a police-commisloner-to be slipping out of a es-ion of that body and doing tlie "liglit-fnUstic-toeM in a ilance hall, jut after he ha voted to break eome par polu-eman for doing hi duly just a shade too well! Rah! wa Well. If up to the Astoria voter. He U tle court of last reort; he Is the arbiter of the fate of the town; he in the Kami power, after all I eaid and done. What he ay, goe, If the whole town goe with It. Cured Consumption. 1 Thank The Lord!", eried Hannah Plant, of Littlei Rock, Ar, "for tht relief I got from Buck- ten's Arnica Salve. It cured my fearful running sores, which nothing else would heal, and from which I had suffered for I years." It la a marvelous healer for euta, burns and wound. Guaranteed at Charles Rogtrs drug store j 25a c. H. COOPE1R jfStL GOING LIU EOT CAKES. At the recent rate of deliveries the 800 ton of Australian coal now being discharged from the ship Blytheawood at the Elmore coal wharf will not laet very long. It look a though every body ha been waiting for Australian coal. Captain Pritchard ays this car go is the beet coal ever brought to thi Mjrt. RIP VAN WINKLE TONIGHT. A big houe greeted the. Roach Dra matic troupe, at Fishera Opera House, last night, when the "Foxy Tramp" was played by special request. It- wa smoothly carried out and afforded a val lot of fun for the audience that wen prepared to laugh. Henry Mills won the fine dinner et There will be a mati nee today at 2 o'clock with "Uncle Josh on the bill, and tonight the sterling drama "Rip Van Winkle" will hold the Ismrd and the audience. The troupe ha given splendid satisfaction in all the work it has done in its two week' cngagcme.nl. H. D. Dei t rich, of New York, is in the city on Duines. A Disastrous Calamity. It Is a disasterous calamity, when you lose your health, because indigestion and consumption have snapped it away. Prompt relief can bo had in Dr. King's New Life Tills, They build up your di gestive organs, and cure hesdeahe, dix- line's, colic, constipation, etc. Guaran teed at Charles Rogers' Drug store; 25c Wood! Wood! Wood! Wood! Wood! For choice dry box-wood, telephone 2064 Black, or leave orders at the As toria Grocery. O. Nel?on, "The Wood Man." TAT00ING. Prof N. M. Lyon, America's premier tattoo artist, at 41S Bond street. Shoot ing Gallery. The ladies of the Methodist church are busily engaged preparing for their annual sale which will take place December 5. Mrs, Tilda Anderson, msssage, 1470 Grand Avenue. Given either at home or will sail. WATER-PROOFING. 11m. A. B Jewett has pleasure In an nouncing to her. friends and patrons that she is now in possession of a success ful system of water-proofing cloth materials. She will demonstrate the in- .. . - uereaung process, upon can, at nor rooms, No. 154 Ninth street CLOSING OUT SALE. j On tht fifteenth of November, the en tire stock of goods at the Little Book Store, will be put on sale at cost Christ mas bargains in books, stationery nov elties, etc, 174 Tenth street t Morning Astorian, 75c per month. D TO TEX PUBLIC. Owing- to tha volume of our outside business, we have been compelled for some time past to neglect tht city real estate, and we now take great pleaaors in announcing to our friends tbat ws hare procured the services of Dick Da vies, the well known and efficient real estate man, to take charge of this branch of our work. We will be pleas ed to have our patrons and others bar ing property for sale, call and list the same with us, assuring them that it will be given the most prompt and very best attention. THE ASTORIA ABSTRACT, TITLE TRUST CO. 179 11th street REWARD. A reward of twenty-live dollars will be paid for the recovery of the body of the late Capt. J. P. Hansen of the Schr. George C Perkins, supposed to have been drowned Nor. 4th. Temple Lodge No. 7. A. F. t A. M. E. C. HOLD EN, Sec, Hot drinks and sandwiches at Hosf- lert. N. A. Ackermaa, East 9th st doea all manner of texidermy, furniture uphol stering, carpet cleaning and laying, mat tress making a specialty and all work guaranteed. The Little Book Store for sale. -iS" 1 . r rs NOW IS THE TIME Fine display of .framed pictures Special discount of 12 per cent this week. Finest line in the city. vSvenson's Book iStore, Fourteenth and Commercial Street ESERVES the most credit of course, but the first user comes next. Although you- may not be first to appear in one of our new L. Adler Bros. & Co., Rochester made fall suits, there is nothing to prevent yon from being one of a pretty good look ing bunch. $15.00 to $30.00 for style, fit and service equal to made to measure at $40.00 to $60.00. HAS REMOVED. Mr. McKean ha removed from the Woman's Exchange on 10th street, and has opened a store on Uth street, where she will handle crockery, glassware, ti ware, toys, and fancy needlework. MOVED AND READY. Charles Heilborn 4 Co, have moved into their new store and make the aa nouncement that they are now open fee buaines and are ready to fill all orders promptly. COAL OF QUALITY. Send in your orders at once for your winter's supply of coaL The cargo of Australian coal just received is Al in quality and price is right Phone 196U ELMORE AOa . For good meals and dainty lunches give the Palace Restaurant din ing room a call: an experienced aad polite corps of waiters to serve sal please you. Private dining-rooms for ladies. ' Commercial, opposite Page building. f : ; i . FOR COUGH AND COLD. Nothing is better than syrup tar and wild cherry. 25c and 50c a bottle. Sold by the Owl and Eagle Drug Stores. Decorate A Complete Use cf Anything la a first class stove eith er Wood cr Coal or Combined, you wiS find at 1 n 17, J, Scully 470-472 COMMERCIAL STREET a Steves