THE MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTORIA, OREGON.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER it, 1905.,
v
Another . Shipment of
v Sweet
Apple
Cider
Received today
JTCW HAVAL ORANGES AND ALL
DUDS OF FRESH FRUIT AND
VEGETABLES.
WANTS A BIG NAVY
President Urges Necessity for An
Extension.
SECRETARY OF NAVY OPPOSED
4ST0RIAGR0CERY
123 Commercial Si,
Phena Main 681
Vait !
fcrtti
Watch!
A. V.Allen's
Crockery Kept-
Bonaparte Will Turn Down Recommen
cation of General Board for Construe
tioa of New Ships, Although Known
to Conform to President's Ideas.
Chicago, Nov. 17. A dipatch from
Vahilpon says f iaa VlifTVrlnce of
opinion appear to exist between the
Preidfnt and his Secretary of Navy on
the subject of naval extension.
The President ha been urging the
necessity for a big navy and pushed hi
views at times to a point where he
could not get Congress to follow him,
Secretary Bonaparte is opposed.
That secretary has decided to turn
idown the recommendation of the general
board of which Admiral Dewey is pre!
dent, for the construction of three new
battleships. This plan was adopted by
the general board to support the Pre!
dent's known wish.
We will have tie largest and most
complete lino of china, crockery, glass
ware, bric-a-brac, cut glass, bar goods,
cutlery and silverware ever brought to
this city. Opening date to W announced
later.
TROUBLES GALORE.
Latest
Papeterie
PRICE AND DESCRIPTION ON
2VXRY BOX IN SHOW WINDOW.
CLOSIR INSPECTION ON THE COUlf-
Lum Long, the lord of Chinatown,
was about resigned to the departure of
his wife "with a handsomer man,'
. 1. t ! 1 . .
worn ois pnuoAopnic resignation wa
disturbed yesterday, by the appearance
on tbo premises of Kura Wing & Co.,
(the non-de-plume under which Lum
does merchandising.) of Sheriff Thomas
Linville, with four writs of attachment,
which were promptly and consecutively
served. The complaint are: Louie Guy
Him, et ah, who set np a claim for
1278.30 Chin Tien Mow, $124; Jung
Shing, (525; and John II. Woodward,
the lawyer apearing for the other claim
ants, and whose chum antedates theirs
ime two or three years, in the further
sum of $&0. This puts Lum Dong up
against 11277.30.
v CANNERY MODEL.
K. V. Jensen, of this city, who delight
in jut such work, has completed a One
model of the fihing and canning in
dustries, on the Columbia river, as car-
II THE il IS
WORKED
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.Miuiier demand which the witenss
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k-u tin u 1 ,1. uiiumiiri L'l'r. ill',,, im,i e . . n .
eu. ana ine wm.ie y,em can i eauy ,,,,,, t wf Rll,u,,t, iKK)k u Vf ,t
pui ill a ei.4.pinX ca ,m.r I eel ..mg oy , ,.flke of the San FiamWo agency,
' wnn si vs smi 11a
graphed yesterday morning, in detail,;
liy Cliark' T. Hell, the artist, in older
have cot that society
about T5.tHH. lie a No said that under
thn law of California Die commissioner
1- , c: M
Limlenlierger -ople are going to ship
it to the wotld's fair at lmvi, Italy,
where it will undoubtedly form an item
of intense interest, and, it it hipcd, of
much profit to it owners, and tl
clever man who built it.
to iiiMire it again.! any mix-up on the I K s ,(U m fw f
1 . ; . I a .. 1 a - t . t . I
HHig jouiwi ..,, ,,.r 11; i..r me . nlllSlal- :...!..,v .uli..., M.
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proposed valuation of it policic,
"Your Rambunctious Friend."
Senator lcpew wa re called to give
anv iiiformatinit l mittht ioc, a
to the number of voucher for legal ser
vice, but hU knowledge of the matter
was limited, a he never heard of many
expenditure nor the signer of the
vouchers. On voucher was shown to
Senator lSpew, referring to, "our
friend who comes round once a year,'
and "your rauibuudioiis friend up the
river." The Senator said he knew Ni
chols had Urn retained different time
by the Equitable, but did not know in
what connection. Nichols, he said, was
one iiuarantine comuiiioitcr, and ued
to be active in politic.
(aire E. Tar bell wa on the stand
when the adjournment was taken.
let to
Good Bill at the Star An unusually
good bill has been on at the Star this
week, and there have been good houses
each night. Leoni and Leoni, the silver
athletes Hutchinson and Luby, comedy
sketch merchant tnd Early and late,
high clas comedian, all come in for
their share of the applause. The great
Nfalcolm, the comedy juggler, Is one of
the bet ever seen in a local playhouse.
Frederick LaLVIIe contributes mate
rially to the general exellence of the
performance, with his magical stunts,
while the usual moving pictures and il
lustrated songs, complete what is cer
tainly an excellent entertainment. -
HALF-SCORE OF TRANSFERS.
Beautify your complexion with little
cost. If you wish a smooth, olear,
cream like complexion, rosy cheeks,
laughing eye, take HolUster's Rocky
MounaUn Tea, greatest beautifier knosra
36 cents. Sold by Frank I Fart
IMS MAY END THE HE
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Over 20,1X10 purports have Wn iiied
in the last two weeks.
9TER.
J. N. Griffin
BOOKS STATIONERY MUSIC
Man's Unreasonableness.
Ii often as great as woman's. But Thos
B. Austin, Mgr. of the "Reublican" of
Lavenworth, Ind., was not unreason
able, when he refused to allow the doc
tors to operate on his wife, for female
trouble, "Instead," be says, "we con
eluded to try Electric Bitters. My wife
was then so sick she could hardly leave
ker bed, and five (5) physicians had
failed to relieve her. After taking Elec
tric Bitters, she was perfectly cured,
enl can now perform all her household
a ties." Guaranteed by Charles P.ogers,
drnggist, price 60c
H. 0 w
much does
contentment
cost ?
1
As k
price of
Golden Gate
Coffee
Sold on merit.
Arma-dght tins.
No prizes no coupons
no croctory
J. A. rOLGCR OX CO.
Sass tTranxlsoo
ssTsaussslVisse
Railroads Work Regularly.
Moscow, Nov. 17. All railroads ex
cept the Nicholas line are working regu
larly today. There was only one train
from St, Petersburg today, but the rail
road traffic from Mocow to St. Peters
burg has Wn reumed. The telegraph
ers, at a meeting today, reolved to di
rect their energie solely to economic
purposes, and to entirely disregard poli
ties. The factory strike was extended
today. The strikers tre organizing a
workmen's council, after a model of the
council at St. Petersburg. A commit
tee, however, pronounced itself as op
posed in principle to the general strike,
declared in St. Petersburg.
Strike Ended in Poland.
Warwaw, Nov. 17. Regular railroad
traffic has been resumed throughout Po
land, the strike of the railroad men hav
ing ended. Normal life in the city i
resumed. Hunks and stores have re
opened and factories are in operation
When the telegraphers 1pjeared for
work today, they were informed they
were discharged for participating in the
trike and their place were filled.
That Number of Realty Records Were
. Filed Yesterday.
The following real etate transfer
wer tiled in the ofllce of County Clerk
J. C .Clinton, yesterday t
Edward Muddeman, and (ovinia, hi
wife, to (liistaf Anderson; bt No. fl, in
lllock No. 42, Port of l'pr Atoria;
con-ideration, W'A Warranty title. '
American Lumber Company to the
Tongue Point Lumber Company. For
2H) feet of hind adjoining the latter
company' mill premiej consideration
?0; warranty title.
The will of .lohn Brady, testator, (of
Portland) was Uled yesterday, whereby
he eaves hi entire estate, both real and
personal, to hi wife, Margaret Brady,
making her executrix, without bond.
Charles K. Henry and wife to Otto .1.
Kraum; Ut N. H, 9, and 10, in Mock
No. 4.1, Seal Rock; consideration, $1M;
warranty title.
Victor Laubainan and Crete, bi wife,
to John (iusUfsofls Lots Noe. 27 and 2)1,
in Block No. 4, Taylor's Astoria? con
sideration, (320; warranty title.
CrrenwiMtd Cemetery Association to
Chrles (juilliamei I-ot. No. 4, Block No.
10, Sr-tion H," Creenwood cemetery ;
consideration (4.1; warranty title.
Iuella Peck to Merle Lavoy; lot No.
10, in Mock No. 1JH, First addition to
Van Dusen's Astoria; consideration,
i-W); warranty title.
M. I. and P. S. Philbriek, to Franklin
T. Cole; Iits No. 3 and 4, in Block No.
8, in Pine Crove; consideration 200;
warranty title.
I). V. Cottle, and Addie, hi wife, to
A. R. Cyrus; Lots Nos. 5, f), 9, and 12.
in Block No. 3, 1-ong Branch; considera
tion, 20; warranty title,
A. II. Cyru to Mrs. Ella Bowman;
Lots N'os. 3, H, 9, and 12. in Block No. 3,
Ang Branch; ctmiideration, (227..V);
warrant! itle.
ALL YOU HERMAN WISE CST0MER3 WHO HAVE THREE OR
MORE ZMAS CERTIFICATES IN Y0UX OWN NAME, COME AND
RESERYX YOUR PRESENT NOW, I PICKED THEM OUT MY
SELF WHILE IN NEW YORK. THEY ARE FINE.
NO PRESENT UNLESS YOU HAVE THREE OR MORE ZMAS
NUMBERS.
OR IF YOU BUY tis.oo WORTH OF CLOTHES AT WISE'S FINE
STORE, BETWEEN TODAY AND JANUARY 1ST, 1908.
Heraa&iWise
ASTORIA'S RELIABLE CLOTHIER
P. S. Also oae piano number with each I1.30 purchase, Wise
rial sp this year's business with a hurrah.
Trad With WISE, tlse yooH be sorry.
will
ASTORIA IRON WORKS
JOHN FOX. Pres. and fiuyt.
F L BISHOP. Secretary
Designers tnd Manufacturer, of
A. L. FOX, Yloo Pres.
AUTOKIA HAVINGS BANK, Treat
THE LATEST IMPROVED
Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers,
SPECIAL, SALE
INMIUUNERY
Street Hats, Turbans, Patent
Leather Hats and School
Hats.
A complete and varied line of trimmings to match; all siaa, colors and
styles. Hundreds to chooe from.
This is the LOGICAL Millinery store for YOU, no matter what clasa
of foods yon buy.
THE ELITE
THE MILLINERY PARLORS THAT LEADS IN STYLE. PRICES ARJC
GREATLY REDUCED. j
68a COMMERCIAL , BALL BUILDING.
Senate Candidates Named.
Helsingfors, Nov. 17. The convention
of the Constitutionalists, held here to
day, prepared li-t of rumlidute for
the Senate to replace Hiccm- resigned.,
Many Finns, prominent in the National
ist movement were aiming the -candi
dates. The state of hinder refused to
present the names to th Emperor. This
resulted in a deadlock.
Prefect-Advises People Not to Yield.
St. Petersburg, Nov. 17. Oncral Led-
ulin, the prefect of police, iiied a proc
lamation today calling on the inhabi
tants not to yield to the demands of
the strikers for cessation of work, which
it is pointed out, are mimic times aecom-
ptnied by threat. The proclamation an
nounce that all measure will be tak'
en for the repression of violence.
Close to Half Million Work.
New York, Nov. 17. Contributions
from all parts of the country to date
for the relief of the Jewish sufferers of
the Russian mas-aere, amounts to $370'
000.
HARRIMAN GETTING CURIOUS.
Chicago, Nov. 17. A dispatch to the
Record-Herald from Omaha says that
employes of the C 11 ion Pacific have re
ceived an order, said to have come di
rect from lresident llarrrman providing
that all Union Pacific, employes nm-t
tell whether or not they carry life in
surance and if so what kind. During
the present week employes in several
dillV-rit op;YtrmeJt lv Ixhj cat-
cliiztl with reference to their life insurance.
Complete Cannery OutfibJFurnijhed.
CORRESPONDENCE SOUCITED.
Foot of Fourth JHtreet
J. Q. A. BOWLBY, President.
0. I. PETERSON, j Vice-President.
FRANK PATTOV, Cashier.
J. W. GARNER, Assistant Cashier.
Astoria Savings Bank
Capital raid In 1100,000. Surplus and Cufilvldml Proflta W.000. 1
Transacta a General Banking Buslnsss. Interest raid on Time Deposits
Sells Mors of Chamberlain's Couth
Remedy Than of All Others
Put Together.
Mr. Thos. ueorge, a merchant at Mt
Elgin, Ontario, says: "I have had the
local agency for Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy ever since it was introduced in
to Canada, and I sell as much of It as
do all other lines I bars on my shelves
put together. Of the many dozna sold
under guarantee, I have not had one
bottle returned. I can personally recom
mend this medicine as I have used it
myself and given it to my children and
always with the best results." For sale
by Frank Hart and leading druggist.
Risk and extravagance
taken out-of
Sa baking 1
all
by Schilling's Best goods and
dealing.
Your grocer's; moneyback.
168 Tenth Street,
ASTORIA, OREGON.
Weinhard's Locrcr.
COMPETENT JUDGES.
Baasrtr Deetars Eaters Berptela.
Women who make a business of bssu
tlfylnf ether women come pretty sear
knowing; what will bring about tha beat
results. Here are letters from two, con
cerning isrpciae:
"I can recommend Kewbro'a "TTmt. I
-Ide," as It stopped my hair from falling
out; and. as a dressing u has bo super. I
lur.
(Signed.) Bertha A. Trulllnrer,
"Complexion P'.scUlUt,
Wi Morrison Bt, Portland, Ore,"
"After using one bottle of "Hartl.!a
"iy balr baa stopped falltnr out. and m
icaip enwrsiy iraa irom a an am n. .
"(Bignea.) Grace Dodge,
"Beauty Doctor,
1 Sixth St. Portland. Ore."
Sold by leadlnar drussista. Sand Idn. In
stamps for sample to Tbo Herplcldo Co,
Eaglo Drug; Store, 351-353 Bond St,
M Pruf Store, 649 Com. 8t- T. T.
aurin. Prop. "Special Agent."
The Benefits of Modern Plumbing
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One of the moit generally
pproved ideal of modern
plumbing ii that of imtallinc
one-piece la vatorici supplied with hot and
mm running water, in the sleeping apart
menti and dreisine chambers of the inrli,
viJualmemberiofthehouKhold.
The benefiti derived from this arrange,
ment will not only be found neceiiary to
modern living, but also proye. a source of.,
', convenience and comfort to the occupants.
' Send for a cons nf tvw.il. ',.xmL1 '
Lavatorici,M which ihowi the complete line ofwtdatsT One-piecs
lavatoriei with approximate pricci In detail.
J. A. Montgomery, ilstoria
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