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THE MORNING ASTORIAX. ASTORIA. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ij, 1905. PARTIES ARE DIVIDED f - Many Political Forces Struggling For Mastery. iiHiiUt and tmnicdiut initio! and ocial debacle by, kvling all rank. the division of land among the Mtijiks, I ami they are in favor of armed revolu tion for the accoii)ilUlmumt .of their aims.' Hi program of the anmvliMa i held secret. IN , THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE The Great "Black Masses" Numbering Eighty Per Cent of Russia's Popula- TO HELP MINERS. Denver, IVe, 12. The executive board of the Vetern Federatio nof Miner lust ni'ht decided to submit a proposi tion to the unions to raise a funds of I 1 $1,000,0""' with wliUli to emttiirk in the mining business on a co-operative baais,! of U ml Situations Wanted Advertisements Inserted Twice Without Charge. HELP WANTEO. CTRL WANTED FOR HOl'KEWORK in family of three. Portland suburb near car line. Waves 113 00 ncr month. n. .1... :. :i ... v i. I " ' I"" I " M, " '" Address "D" Astorian. of tV federation oaitribiite lit), thiel tion. Still Beliert in the "little Lf tW) benefit f the plan, the commit- rather" and WouldFijht, for Him. tee believe, will be to give emploment WANTKIV-A MIDDLE AGED LADY to members of the union who are de-l to care for baby good home. Apply prived of work by reason of the card 1 Mrs. Jaloff, 483 Bond street I system in use in Colorado and other SL Petersburg, Pec. 12. While it i. Impossible in the present confusion to elearly outline various political forces which are struggling for mastery in Kussia, the foreign student of Russian flairs can with profit War in mind state. ELECTED FOOTBALL CAPTAIN. ROCKMRN WANTED AT BUNKER kill quarry. Take boat to Stella, Washington. West roint, Dec. 12. Cadet Ray C. mil was lat night elected captain of the general party divisions as at pre-1 next Tear'a football eleven. lie is an first f .11 in I rfcktst. knv an mat,!.. Ka takaim In 1 (HYl prepay "s.- I r i vuiv vi'j auu aaa u uv amaee eta , . . 'aHl'f'Wl h. nart Ilc .. . .1,. -.-..i a -a j the order of importance, i the party Ibis first year at the military academy, of Reaction, not at court, but among life is m strong half back. RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS FOR POSI tioas in Oregon j 10 men wanted to for coming examination 1 be Write at oace to the nobles, who believe in the old regi ane and among the great mass of peas antry, who still believe that all good fowi from the "litle father," and the churoh and who continue extremely hos tile to their inteligencia, which is re garded a part of the machinery for their oppresion. The "black masses" the term by which the peasantry, who comprise SO per cent of Russia's 140,070.000 people, are known, can at any time turn the scale. The peasantry may rise, burn and pillage and murder landlord, but there is no evidence that the allegiance of more than an infinitissimal fraction has yet turned against the emperor. In skilful hands they, therefore, always will constitute an immense force in fa Tor of a- counter revolution. There are two parties under which the peasantry might eventually be en listed and which may be said to nuke op the extreme right, consisting of those who will never forgive . the emperor for abrogating hi autocratic power. They talk of the necessity of deposing Nich olas and electing a new emperor, Prince Dolgorouki of Moscow, one of the des cendents of the Ruriks, is their avowed candidate. One of these parties was organized last April by Baron Gorge-Rosen Lsgen ika'and others who are in favor of sustaining the autocracy. The issue of the imperial manifesto, another party called the "Holy Alliance for National Self Protection," has be-n organized under the leadership of Count Bobrinky and M. Shorematicff. It summons all true sons of Holy Russia to battle "for the teachings of Christ, the emperor and the Fatheihnd." All the church banner bearers of Moscow's 500 ohurches, who alone number 2j0.000 have been enrolled in its ranks. These parties might evenutally sus tain a military dictatorship against the revolutionary, forces. immediately to the left of this party f reaction might be placed the mode rate conservatives, who support Count TVitte in the introduction of a new regi me. They comprise the cjnvrvatne Zemstvo elements under the leader ship of Dmitri Spinoff, M. Cuehkoff, and Michael Stakorich, and they have organized two inirtie culled respective ly the "League of Octotar Thirtieth," and the "Party of Law and Order," Kith the Xovoe Vremya and tii Movo as tlieir organ-. Their platform call for the realization of the reforms prom ised for the integrity of the empire mxl for a strong central government. .More radical still i the group of parties between siiiMiter of Count Witt and the social-democr it. These parties include the constitiiional Demo crat , the successors of the einpanirpa tion league, the radical wing of the Zemstvoi-t. It is in the demands for a constituent assembly, but universal direct and secret lal!t, but, its 1111-iii-lers differ among tlicm-elve as to whether women shall have the riht to rote and as to whether the parliament thai! have one or two chamber. The Russ, the Xovosti, and the Ronrsu te rete are its spokesman. Now comes the partie favoring the complete overthrow of the government the Social Democrats, radical Demo erat. Social Revolutionaries, and an archists. The former, by far the best organization, is in favor, first, of a Democratic republic, and later for the attainment of the dread of a regime of universal sociali-ni. The radical Demo crats form a conccting link with the Social Revolutionaries. Their program includes a Democratic republic, with a single parliamentary o'lamWr, minist ers elected irotn tne majoriiy 01 the various nationalities, full autonomy, the abrogation the exten The Sot E. O. Hynrn, land. Ore. 12 Brtelea bldg, Port Oa lias (IP LEARN 1XEQRATUT AM) R. R Aeoonnting. $M to 1900 a month aal iry aasured our graduates under bond. Our tlx schools the largest In America and endorsed by all Railroad. WriU for catalogue. MORSE SCHOOL OF rELEGRAPHY, Cincinnati, 0, Buffalo, S. Y, Atlanta, Ga, La Croase, Wia Tex trkana, Tex. San Franclaeo, CaL WAXTED EM PLOYM KXT AS ST. tionary or donkey engineer. Addres X, care "Astoiian." WAXTED Y0UXG MAX, G(X)D EDU- cation, would like work of any kind. Address L. M. G., care Atorian. MUSIC TEACHER. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS, t PROFESSIONAL CARDS. SECOND HAND DONKEY ESGIXES for sale, suitable for logging and hoisting purposes. For description and price apply to F. D. Kuottner, Astoria, Oregon. FOR SALE-CUEAP-UORSE, BUG gy and harness. Inquire Aatorian of-lea. EMBROIDERY LESSONS GIVEN LESSONS IN HARD ANGER EM- broidery is given by Mrs. Julius Erickson, $3 West Bond street, Astoria, for 25 cents per hour. BUSINESS DIRECTORY PHYSICIANS. jay Tumt; M. D. rilTHIClAN AND NUKOKON Aettuf Awlntant HurgMMt C.8. Marlue lKwiilUl Mnrvlee, Mm hours: 10 to IS am. 1 to 4:11 p.na 477 Commercial 8treet. Ind Floor. DR. J. P. GORAY. Specialist EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT 105 Orejonlan Bulldlog. PORTLAND .... OREGON 0STI0FATHISTS. RESTAURANTS. GUM VAH CO. Restaurant 178 Attor St Astoria, Ore. All kind of met!, Noodles and Chop Suey. T0KE POINT OYSTER HOUSE. Eastern and Shoalwater Bay Oysters Steak, Chops Etc. Open day and night. 11th St., next to Scully's cigar store DR. RBODA C HICKS OSTEOPATH Office Mantel Bid. rtiono Black 1041 ITS Commercial 8L. Astoria, Ore. DENTISTS. DR. T. L. BALL, DENTIST. 524 Commercial Hi Astoria Oreeon. Dr. VAUGIIAN, DissTiaT P)tblan Building, Astoria. Oregon. Dr. W. 0. LOGAN DENTIM 478 Commercial St ., Hhanahaa Building Flustered Old Lady-Wbat time la the next train for Puddleboro, young man? Porter -Not another on till 4:14, ma'am. nuitered Old Lady (deToutlyHThanl FURNISHED Tina, i n in nme: uysunacr. 1 lurnjaaed or MANDOLIN LESSONS GIVEN MRS. C. D. Stewart, 127 Seventh street. FOR RENT FURNISHED I00MS. A Ba4 trsak. "I bear that English nobleman has discontinued bis attentions to Mist No rltch." Tea; be queered himself with old Xurftch. The chump asked the old fel low If bo ctct followed the hounds." "WeUr "Well, Nurttcb was a dog catcher be fore bo made his pile." Catholic 8tand ard and Times. ROOMS-A LAROX anfuraished room oa Commercial street, with gas and beta. reasonable. Inquire at "Astorisa." BIbmU. Cholly Bucb rnlgah persona. They talked forevah about twade, don't y know. BOARD AND ROOMS FOR 8EVRRAL parties can be secured at tlis Holdea House, Oth and Duaas streets. FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED rooms with stores; also housekeeping rooms rery reasonable. 078 Commercial street, Shanahan building. FOR RENT-FOUR UNFURNISHED rooms for housekeeping. Man and Miss Sharpe And what did you talk wife preferred. Cheap rent to right parties, 1C01 Thirty-fourth street. FIRST-CLASS MEAL for 15c; nice cake, coffee, pie, or doughnuts, 5c, at U. 8. Iictstaur- 8Dt 434 Boud St BEST 15 CENT MEAL. You can always find the best 15-cent meal in the city at the Rising Sun Restaurant 612 Commercials 1. 1 DR. C. W. BARR, Dentist, Mansell Building Telephone Rol 2001 Astoria, Oregon SEASIDE DIRECTORY. WINES AND LIQUORS. THE. tiBM LAUNDRIES. The Troy Laundry The only whiu labor laundry In thai slty. Dees the best work at reasonable prioss and la In svery way werthy of your pstronags. An up to-date resort for Gentlemen. Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Civs us a call and we'll do the rest. 10. E. HUKTER, Prop, Seaside, Ora. i 2 .t44- 60 YEARS EXPIRIENCI V T. 10th and DUANE Sta Phono 1991. about? Cbolly-Xothlng. Miss Sharpe The Idea! How tlsUcal Philadelphia Ledger. ego- As Arboreal Obaervatlea. "That supercilious nii'jj Is alwtyi talking about bis family tree." "Yen," answered Miss Cayenne, "1 bar observed In nature that It Is si waya the smallest twig that does thl moat rustling.'' Washlngtm Star. FOR RENT-THREE FURNISHED rooms for light houe keeping. No lidren. Enquire 472 Commercial street FOR SALE. Never Has Aay, "There goes BJones, the poet. That art i I man baa absolutely no Idea of the value (treet. or money." "How Is thatr "Didn't I say be was a pxtr-MU waukee Sentinel. FOR SALE-SEVERAL tHE.il' BED room suit, lot of eurtuins, shades one lunje, and other housefiirnishing Apply at om-e C21 Exchange LOST AND FOUND. etrlkla mm Averas.'. "Poddleton baa bought an absolutely noiseless auto." "Indeed." "Yen. And he's got the noisiest bom In town attached to ' it"-CleveIand Plata Iealer. . . LOST IN STAR THEATRE, Dis charge piers from Company "L," Twenty-Third infantry, t. S. A.. Kinder plea- leave at thi- office and leeeive reward. MIL verva nuiu an 1 1 j 1 11c j nationalities, full Htitonomy, the I i. on of all titles and miik and fl ension of suffrnge to women. uial Revolutionaries nl-o want ( Smith Premier is the simplest and strong est of ail writing machines. It does better work, does it quicker,lasts longer, and costs less in the long run than any other type writing machine. It is The World's Best Typewriter Let ui tni you our little book telling U about h. Typewriter luppiiet. Ma chines lentei. Stenographers fumkhoi The Smith Premier Typewriter Company 247 SUrk St., Portland Or. The Astoria Restaurant. GOOD, CLEAN MEALS EXCELLENT SERVICE OPEN AH NIGHT 399 Bond St., cor. Ninth If you are troubled with indigestion, constipation, sour stomach, or aJiy other pain, Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will make you well and keep you well 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Sold by Frank Hart. GARDENING. POTTED PLANTS AXD FLOWERS for sslc-Experlensdc gsrdcning and 00 work or all kinds done on short lotice Address orders to X. C. Care Aatorian Office. All X A T isa oc Maawt CoeyisorTs aA A nrsns sanalnf a tktfr aa4 deMrtpdoa mm enlr.lt aacortain our optaioa free vkMStw M tn.-nilon Is ofotublf Mt4fo"Mt)ow renss4itM. mkMi&om IXMi.MrtotlreonSi ail Irro, UMMt tfi rm.ni. in m,rt for i moan m WOOD YARDS. SC., raoat IfxiM un)ir, m 11 h.Hii ibarea, u Us scientific Jlccrican. A hanilMmttr llln(nt4 wstlf. fjutmS Mf. ulallofi of nf aclitlS Jnaraal, Tml, SI a tawr: f our mofltks, L iMtm RSvadMicre. 111 u it 1 Vraoot) WOOD! WOOD! WCODl Cord wood, mill wood, box wood, any E "-linoii centrau kind of wood at lowest prices. Kelly, the east and south, Making the transfer nan. 'Phone sigi Main, 'lose connections with trains of all Barn on Twelfth, opposite opera transcontinental lines, pasaengers are bouse. TAILORING. B. MARTINSON Fine merchant tailoring, Room 8, over Cooper's store, K. of P. Building. As toria. given their choice of routes to Chicago, Louisville, Memphis and New Orleans, snd through thce points to tbs far least Prospective traveler desiring Infor mation aa to the lowest rates and best routes are Invited 10 correspond with the following representatives:. la IL TRUMBULL, Commercial Agent 142 Third St., Portland. Or FURNITURE. ROBINSON H1LDEBRAND . . Goodman Bldg. 588 Commercial St URN ITU RE, Carpets, Bedding, Stoves, Matting, Window Shades, LINOLEUM, Etc BROKERAGE. a J. TRENCIIARD Real Estate, Insurance. Cemmlssler no! Shipping. 0UIT0M HOUSE BROKER. Offioe 133 Ninth Street, Next to Justioe Office. ASTORIA. OREGON. Rheumatism, gout, backache, acid poi son, re results of kidney trouble. Hoi lister's Rocky Mountain Tea goes direct- to the seat of the dineasa and cures when all elne fails. 35 cents. Sold by Frank Hart. 4 HORNING AST0RIAN ' Is on Sale in , Astoria at J. N. GSIEFIN'S BOOKSTORE, OTZINGER'S NEWS DEPOT, OCCIDENT HOTEL OFFICE, SCULLY'S CIGAR STORE, JOS. JACOBS, CIGAR 8T0RE. and THE AST0RIAN OFFICE, Tenth and Commercial Sta. ajS tit MEDICAL. THE Dr. C. GEE WO Chinese Medicine Co. Formerly located. 2S3 Abler Htrevt; for Dm paatflse ycara,UAVE OalOVED into U,s 1 large brick building 'at the aotith..! ner 01 r mi ana Mornson otreets. En tranoNo.lK Front Bt. Successful Home Treitaeot Hoetor on aceouot or bis womWrul utZ wiuioui 11,. .id r a am, wiihoat and all (IImsmm with poworful ortsaUl ram. and tarunah lbs urn ml thmm namlsTreis-' dies usiusrenueato ears CatarrK, Aithiaa. Ua Treeble. Wteaaiatia. (wil or wnu, rwKMiua s-ewnt stamra for tualllna book and .IrruV Aminmm? The C C Wee Chinese Mt4ke Ce, Ne. W I , ..rat St, IE. Car Mernsea, HOTELS. HOTEL PORTLAND PORTLAND, ORE, Finest HoUl le the Nerthweet. LICE Bin Franclsco'i leadlnf coo Ttnience and family hotel centrally located. Cob Tinlent to all car lines, sad places of amusement and is terert. Cae and Grin at tubed. Rates I L00 per day tad op. Street carl direct to hotel from and to all depots, HOUSE San Francisco, CaL I This is Hie, kind of & Sioty for ItnOKAl MAGAZM is paying 110,000 too Pimcotr Is s rtMtrtniiia hoi im phmcm I aim a prim MS tfHuur mm s M-A tk. awrtw. aw traii.pk... a Tll aaa ak SSx . m . . 1 Mat? uo (yoxv know cyf citcrtter one Ws want little stories, inetdotes, bits of eerae-sny cllppin from a new.uiper, nuaulne or bouk Uut has nud you Think, Laugh or Cry M prize, win bo jlven fr the best tV. 5T r1'." I"1" ,,lvr d'lli a. huh at th first irn succetaiul cuniliuwsaie " ' . ...I J ne onl' litiim VT'o-V ..." "' ilmni.iioo I cjmlitl for wterinf thl.con II thitt aend lt li v.nir c liniir a s .ia monllia' trial sulmnVlioa lauonai aiaflumc AUtliess, JOE CIIAPPLE, Editor MS DORCIItSTM AVXMJE. Beatoai, Massa.