The morning Astorian., March 06, 1906, Page 5, Image 5

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 100O
TIIK MOKXIXG ASTOKIAX. ASTORIA. OUKGOX.
5
For The Lenten Season
W Imva received a npiclal Una of fancy milt nd truuktd HhIi. We ak
you to mil nnil eo our stink. Our Bloater, Mackerel, mid Impoilcd
Bloater llt-iilng, iu woithy of )i'iul mention, mid arc lb b'l in tli
market.
AH our good are of mipeilnr quality.
ROSS, HIGGINS , Co.
RELIABLE GROCERS.
TERSE TALES OF THE TOWN
Circuit Com t Todav. Tin II. mumble '
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u ill if eniiv i lie I hi- liml niii,
an. I Like iii III"' tcim n ill
ililll-i llll' V'""' I '"' !.! I lll.lt:
n Ulark Vclslls Ili'l'.l, ttllicll Hill li ' j
till' 111 tt JIIIV lll-f l( III'' ll'llll.
I
Pu-d l.t Night. M 11 hi h'i Ihi K m- ' Hume From the South. W'. I, s Im-
leldiiV cv ciiiu;;, Willi.nu lli' -ivli'i'ii ; llrlil .ili.l ilc , i'i. hu'in' 1 inning
iiniill, nlil -mi 11I Mi iiii'l Mi l 1 ! "iin'ii "-iiii.I.i) 11,,' ;' i'm limn
!' lliril III llll' l.llllll) H'.l'h I lit I Clllll'i, III, I Nllicii' I :? ilillf il'lll I ll.'
illlillil it'' I limbics. I .ui(;i'IMi'lil I'll j ill i-li'li! !, 111 I.., 1, 11! 11I Miv Schn
tin' luncil vvlll I"- Mini'' iimiii tli.- 1 held'. In-.iliii, liiili .'. i. in ill-nulls In-ill-
linn 11I Ml. lins-, w lin I' im .ili-'Mil lilted I.) t'li' I i'i 1 1. lie;,' "'ill liii
hmil I ) ilt .i I l.i liiiiii.i. Ill ml Mi-xii'ii. iiii'l lnl
"iin lii-i 11 1 .ililniiii. 1 ' i'i in; l.il ill
l.lirrww and Ceremony. m.im.i;.'e h.i. I hit.- In- in I ;i .-! deal In
lircll-e dt M'-il jrili-l'lrt) I" "ll In, ili'llflili i Willi, Mi, Si'lii'lii'I'l i" ',1
iiiiii I in 1 1 1. 111-. 11 mi. I li- Vniiiinl 1 i lin' n.iiiini Ih. it wit' "n' n.iiiii' iiiiiiniiii
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. ni. ui .1 t,i( will 11. ,1 liuit ln'1, mid "ill
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(linn .v.ii.li' lli, it tl,'' pull', wiin li.n
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l),l-li -'lit lllv lull. mill,! t.'lvjlilln "I
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iihvuvs liv viiin."'iu.il. I "in vuii' trul).
ul. n Hii-. ii." i i'1'ii tin' r-H'ipt "i
tliv tvlvMiitiii, Mi. Iti-vl.iinl ;ii "ii"
u ii. .l, " TIihiiI.-, i . in ii--, liv )"ii "I my
llni-l ili'lll I ) i n nivl,lt Hill."
.. . . . ,
OCXXXJOOOOOCOO-
FISH
In Many Varieties
SALTED:
GENUINE EASTERN COD,
ALASKA COD,
ICELAND HERRING.
HOLLAND HERRING.
BLOATER MACKEREL.
SHORE MACKEREL.
SPICED:
HERRING.
NORWAY ANCHOVIES.
SMOKED:
ENGLISH RED HERRING
EASTERN BLOATERS.
We have a large stock of can
ned fish of the best known brands
Send us your orders you will
be pleased with your purchase.
JOHNSON BROS.
GOOD GOODS.
118-122 Twelfth St. Astoria, Ore.
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Otdeis in Probst. t ut(i- Ticnchaid
iHiny fm piiitnitc, y l i'i in ) , Hiuilr I i
1 I 1 , 11 lilIll.U", III till' l-lllt'' 0
' .In-. "I.l. W iliti'i li.lll.'i ill-ectl-fll. illill'lilt
itiu Le-is. . Sehcriink William
i . ...
lim it mill A, I, Spri ;i 1 ! Ii, npiliii-e,
nf .mil i-.Jiltr, ,lnl III III'- C-I.llc I.I
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II llivlll
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i.i '.'.'I 'ill UH'I I ill' lll.ll.i- nl 111'' llv, .1
v, .v ..llv-t,, ... .ill.'llil.
Fainted in Tint,1. Yv-lvi.l.iv in in:.'
hrlui'iu 1 .nnl - "M"vt ii ui.uiiiu mi-
ii I ') iiiii l";ii'.l t'"' ii"r in tl,'-
llviyillilill 1 "i tliv l';llkv, lli'll-v. llll.l
;1 v-l in tun "I' lllill il"-lvll). -Il-pi'i I
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ilvllll) I'ulInW ill' till' lir-l, pl,--vil lllv,!.
nil tliv -iil.'Uiill-. llll'l inun livl' liilll' in
in liviiliitc viiv- nf error ami wiirnin.
wiilivil tlivir li'iiix h tn 1 tic p..i"-i'- nl
Hie w (iiiin ii in tli'1 lend. Tin')' linn ied
In tl' I'lllker lloilH,' dtiek. Innkinn illt"
llll the liy-wny-i and enine,- ui, eillier
siile, ami finally reaelicil I lie -t l intel
One nf tlie -eareliei s went to I lie M est
end nf 111,' dnvk and n- lie npplKJelit'd
(lie limit nf till' dock, i-t llinlili'il llpuli
tlie Inlin nf tlie wniiien the) wire Innl,
i t i - I'm- nnil mil)- unveil liiin-vlf liuni -jt
im: intn the liny liy tlie uin-l avile ami
atlilelie vyiitliiilis pn--ilile. II) tlie lime
li,' Hindi' due iitimiiineeiiieiil nl' Iii- liml.
illil. ' I, ei nW il llild enlleeteil, llllll I lie
woman. li" win nneuiisviiiiis, wa- pl.te
ei in, n lieelliai inw mid taken tn her
run in on A-tnr -tieet, wheie it ileelni
vil thill -lie wm the notorious -tlieid.'-maliiiie,
"Itijt Kiln," who, the la-l lime
-h.' was pns-es-eil of her pet idea,
-niinhl extinction via the anti-kiiiiiuin
route, and wan mi veil only by the vijjnr-mi-
iiiplieatinn of powerful emetic-.
When -he enme to hei' senses and foiin I
I hat she was still in the world of men.
-he cursed her saviors to the limit i'ur
but I ill", in on her plans.
Has Moved. J. Q. A. Bowlby lias
moved hi law odieo from Bond street
to rooms I and 2, upstair, in the Odd
Fellows' building.
Friendr Remember Him. In nider
llml (linilvt if. AliviviVnnliie milil lie
pinpiilv wi-l.-niiivil mi hi- ii'liiiu from
lii wvililiiiK loin kind liml lliiiii(l,lliil
fiieiiiU nf I he li'jnl finli'i nily clnlm
liitidy ili'vnliiliil (he ilnnr leiiiliiij In Iii"
I'llii i', 'I iiv i nlin i iiv, lie i- in led.
Iiiin, I lllil . -I, urn- nf I vil li.-ne pnp.1
ii IV- lllilplll ill I i-l II II II V llll'l H,v I'llllHUI'
wllilv II--III- p,iil' ill-ill I - mi' iii. 1 1 ililllell
vnll-pii'llnll-l) niv, til - plllli'l-. 'I'll"
l nUlliiijj III I llll'l inn in till' w Imlv lli'i ii
llll llv i lit' UK- liiiiivu i i j aj,'. pn-lvl
I ii l,e. I nil the ilnni hen, in; I hv Hnlil
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,v,.,ilv. In tlnir.v in liv lii-iiiil)' Ilt III"
tin"-, I in 1 1 tin- "i'llli,l illt", lie) lie. lull
eil i in milium- nl tin- l,i;'ln--l iiiiliiie up
n lin hi in I- w lin hail I. .-i n .1. Ilnni",'
llll a- In pivi,iii' ciiili a vveilinii lni
hllii nil 1,1- H-llllli
Chamber of Commerce. 'lin- A-lmia
kali, In I "I I mini, ei vv iii hi ivi.'iial
--, mi la-l ill-Mill!.' "I'h n In I y (flnup
"I lu ll I iini, n vili.vii- ii, iiIIvimIiiiiv
- ii, I .i Iii i I i it ' I itj" eii-iii'i. t he
.ill-ill" nl lin- lull pi c-iilelil , I, I'.
, Mi I . ei h inn I iliui-il In
linl.l ih. n tli - ' hail4 he ha. lilleil -n alii)
l..t a Inn:.' lime, ami the lni-,lii-- nl
tli" iliiiiiilivi h.i- ivpatiie'l Inllh with.
I jiuii ml,. n I hv iiiiinliii ., tin- pii-i.vn.
anil -vinl, hi itviv iii-I l ml i.l In in,-,v-"iiii
Hitii thv lin-iiilii-l - nf tin- (liv
i'nii i, li-'.it inn in I uii;.'i v. iiii'l HI-,'
tliv i "i iv.lv,ivi u p.i.-iny I In- hill mm
livliiiv lliv I,, it null ,',-. ,i hi mIiii' tin an
,l....l I.l, lull Ill flII.IKI ,, till- I'll'vtlll.l
"I a in, ,li, in, ,-l,l 1 1 1 ( 1 1 thv -il - i.l liinimi.
"hi lint I I, it. "p. I'.Kiail .li-.il--i"li ell
-if' I iii . I. ill. ill tn lin- lital iivii'-.i')
"I l,v all,l llll I'I v-t 1,1' ll I v .it III l- llll
lin- I li.imliv, ill I i, nimi ,.-. ami I -nil
vl in tnv ,i', Mint niviil nf a -.v. -l.il ii.;n
niillii- i uii-i-l iii' nl Mv--, 'I. I.. Hall.
I' I., I',ili.v a, nl ! an llii-vn, Mini
"!.,.. in iliiv viiiii -v, M I'. laniii-li"! I )
i. illiil tin- 1 1 vii I inn ul I hv ilia m la-l tntliv
I .ivl tii.il tnv lilvi ,il n,v 1,,-in-.' I'liviilalcil
in tlv l.a-l h) tin" I Mili-pm tat lull colli"
ianiv, in."!'- ii" iiii-nl it in nf A-tuiia in
tin -t ul i i .1 1 1 1 M i I 1,1 1 illlv. .ill'! pult- I'I
tliv ', vilii- I ...i-l, ami upuii mi'ti'Mi, the
1 1 an-,iii I al imi ciiin, , nl t ee un- iliii vlvil
I., takv lh- iiviv a,v -tvp. tn vi.ir.ct
I liv ili-i ivp, mi i .H, I ili-.i linin,, t imi. all 1
I'-pi'it it- fimliii-.'- anil ii'liim at the
lii-mli;.' invi I ill','. Thv vhnmlxT tlii-i ml
I'.iiiiiv.l, 'I In- att' iiilaiive an. I spirit
that Inall.vil la-t liiyht'- -e.-iui, wi!
iii) plv.i-aiith
i thv hope i, I
.-, anlii. -lit vd mi. and It
all vm, w, nvd
that
met i
-patch
ii. k ..I tl.
i al i i il i, III
ih.lml.v, will he
willi -nap and di
lllv Illlllli
PERSONAL MENTION.
i
l v!l l' il i- a ..l--. ilvl t" I
-,i-l ..ii t!iv ..ul) vp,v-- )v-t.idai.
,11,,! Ml- I'. l. Keiltlll'l t""k I in
III", iii, i' i-,v-- lv-llid.1) I. il i, Hip I"
I'm I i.iini. MIi.iii) , I ul i alii- and 'I a.piin.i
lin, l i Iwut t mi . a - a iidilnl Im I h
" A I ." i- inakiii'.' tiie tii. ill the in
Ivii-,- ul Hi.- v 1'nii) and iiill i ( .1 i.i i i -
ll he v lul a Week.
l.'.ii;'. I lie Hell klniH ll lire depart
in, ill -ii,,li I . "I I'" 1 1 land. i it h iu
I. mull. ,,i--cd Ihimi-li the eil) ye-ler-day.
en mule I" l'nl t laud, lion, thil
....i-l limn, at Sva-idc.
II. M. at-. .11. cditnr ,, the Sca-ide
Si-Jin, I m.i- a liii-ine i-iinr in A-l.uia
i c-liiilay.
I. II . in. ml ua- :i r.utlali.l pa--.il
jci mi tin- 7:1-"' tram )v-,,la) mum
in.'.
M. l.iiine- ealne up in, III Svii-idv mi
lin , aili mm niii" Inval yc-tenlay.
,lr. and Mr-. ( on dunn-mi. nf Sca-ide
iieie i-ilim' iii n.l- in thi- eil) ;e
i is .i.,y.
M,-. A. II. I'linlc caiiie in frmn Sen--iilv
mi the call) train )e-t i la) inmn
inu and -pciil the day with friends.
II. M. W'niiilin uf the Nchalem emmtry
mi- in the cit) ye-terdii) I rail-act im:
hil-ine-J.
( 'miuciliiuiii I., I. I't'lland ha- re
liiiiicd finiii n trip to lielliiivham lin).
mi tiie Sound, lie ivpuii- the people up
there in the ii-hi lie- line, tn he uct till -r
intn -hnpe for the cniiiinj; sea-nn, ir
"mid style and pivpnrilie; fur a hiy and
plnlitillile term.
Mr. and Mr-. Karl I'i-her ciiiue in frmn
Sicn-ci, mi ihe iiuuii train e-tcrday.
I. I., t'arl-nu relui'ued In Sent lie yes
terday niter a week's i-ii here with
kin-men and friends.
WHERE ASTORIAN'S EAT.
Quick service, combiuod with elennli
ness, and !iii;li tpialily, is what the nifi
jurity of people de-ire when they cat,
and the restaurant where all these a(
eoinmntliilions can be obtained is where
they no, The Palace Catering Cotnpanv
on Cntiimoreinl street, just opposite the
l'nge building, is known by every As
torian a- the place to obtain what they
want. Here they all go and having
gone, no other restaurant will satisfy.
A specialty is made by the Talnce res
tuurant for banquets, and party service,
Open at nil bom's.
New Popular Song Books Svenson's.
FLOTSAM AND JETSAM.
The .li'ii hut Northland iiicived in
finm Sun Fiiineixvii ji'-terdny tiiorninu
nnil repnil- 1,'iivv weiither ii" far north
J n ( iipe I'htiivn. ,Sii. hiuiiht up tM i
lnl'e. line life In nil-, for he me of lie
Sue II. Klnmie. She lli.il went, up the
liver a. far n l!nini"- for i, liile ln.ul
nf iiiilmii'l tic-, and tinier In I'm t land
I'.l her ni.illi i-aiV" nf lumber.
The -li'iiui-lnp Semit.ur lli'i lint leil.'ll
hei hilli ul the O. ll. & S. pier until
lien 1 1) "i n'vlui I, ) e-li'id,i v n flcniiinii
I he nil lliv liar hnvijiir held her Up
mi I hi- mit-idv practically the iihul"
ih,)'. M,c -la) cd ln i.- fur an linur m
mule and ili-vlini.'ed ".eveiiil tuun nf
f(vb,'hl.
Iinli',
and II.
nil
It fur the nil'! M
The
-li
-iiiii'i In, dan lam.- in fit t'li
-lei'hiv iimtiiiii'' iiiul iinmiiu
il.
lii-i' pa-'ii!.'ci. we,e Memhiine fierarl
nnil Hall, nil. "I I at lilaim-t ; Mr-. A Iini'
Milhr. nl I', liar !!nck; Au'ii-I (.al-eu.
nf Alliimiii ; . I. Hue. Nc-iin, nf Skiiiiin
kawa; h.-c. Mi )nii,,nii"'ii, nf .McD'UI-
llnllu
nf I'.ai
Lalidili;',
i'-u .
mid Walter Svahnii
Tin
I. .nil, in kicim-hip ,N iiiiniiit in ar
med dniiii the liver 1,1-t niht from
I'ulllalnl mill I'ilnf Archie I'ea.-e nil
1'i'iiid. and came In al, ai-lmr in file
eha lin I- In await (he iilulllill' tide, w h'ii
-In- "ill pmieed tn -la. The Nllllialltia
i alii' - a iiiied car'u nf pr.iin and liim
l.cr Im la ,, i ii ami ( hiliii.
Tlie I. in line came down frmn I'mt
lalid ahmit four n'clnvk yeterday after
mini i and .iiuuii h.-r ia--(iivr- fur A
ti.l in. w.-re Mi. and Mr-. Life I'eiiee.
"I I'miland, mid It. II. Wehb. of this
vil). She left up fur ti" "ifct upnli- ai
In r -vlicdiilc linn, nf 7 p. in.
'Ihe mnt'ir -cluiniier llella i- due tn
ai t ivc irniii Slwal Water I'ny tomorrow
or Wedlii-dil) .
The steatii'i- I', A. Killiiiru was an
early arrival fnnn the (inldvn (late yes
terday muiniii". hc . ft up fur the
Inetlupuli- a, ulii'C.
The -, i lni
Sal, I laiii-i-vu
Wallul.i
llvulali weitl tn -en aril
mi the tuivlinv- of the
Notice to Mariners
Mmitvi i :., , t iililnniia. (I.ist if
l.ihl-. la...)- and .ia) in.ii k-. 1'acili
vii'.. I. lUUt; nave 17 ' Notice i- liel'eh)
vii, ii that i ..im Pinns Whi-ilin' I'aiuv.
i.-.l. luarl.v.l I I. I . . im- ilra'i'il a
-hull ili-taiive -oiilli uf it- ("liner pu--it
inn. ll u ill hv replaced a- -non -i-li
ad iv.ililv. I'.y urdi-r uf the li-ht hmi-v
hoard. II. T. Ma)", vnililiialidvr. I . S.
V, In-pvctni-. IJtli l.i'jh't Hmi-c t )i--1
1 ii t.
READY FOR WAR.
Foit Sheridan Troops Are Anxious to
go to China.
CIlU Aiil'. March a. -War Icier a.i
Inui.en mi! ill I 'It Sheridan. I'r.i.ii
.-.illi all u l the Iu'iki men there have a
much nl the inteiiiuli. They h.,vc be tl
-tinv.l hv the rcpnrt- ul' a p..--illc cla-h
iiilh I liina and they are ready tn "u tn
lac (Irien! and iin martial honor-.
The pn-t-nllicc at the lint r.'iea!- the
-yniptuin- nl ihe teicr. One "f the pu--!al
clerk- -aid vc-teiday that never be
lure have thcr,' l.ccn -u many letter--cut
tn iii.'t Iini liil-. and friend- at
linme by the -nhlieiv a- within the la-l
lew neck-. Telcuram- ill-" haic be',
in-hed t" the parciil- nf the bo;-, in
li'iiniiii; thcni thai "Wc miv have rn
mii tn iar a! any lime -n d" not h.1
alarine.l."
A fact that ha- appealed t" the soldier-
and aroused their hopes for -nine
ih.'U"e from the rniitinc uf pn-t lite is
that, recently the War Popart incut tie
uiaudcd a ca,itulatiun uf the field equip
ment of the Fort Sheridan troop-, a-k-ig
a complete ami detailed tvport of
how the men are equipped to "" into
the tielil.
At the for; there are -tationed one
regiment of infantry- the 27th -and two
hatterie- of artillery - the 'Jl-t and Mill
All are equipped full). Nearly every
organization has a full quota of men and
those incomplete are lilleil out with re
cruit J.
Torture By Savages.
"Speaking of the torture to which
some of the savage tribes in the Philip
pin,' subject their captives, reminds me
of the intense suffering I endured for
three months from inflammation of the
Kidneys," says W. M. Sherman, of dish
ing. Me., "Nothing helped me until I
tried Electric Bitters, three bottle- of
w hich completely cured me." Cures Liv
er Complaint, Dyspepsia, Blood disor
ders and Malaria; and restores the weak
and nervous to robust health. Guaran
teed by Cbas. Rogers, druggist. Price
50c.
In the spring time you renovate your
j house. Why not your body; llullister'.-
Itocky Mountain Tea drives nut inip.iii-
j ties, cleatises mid enriches the blood and
j purities the entire system. 33 cents.
CHINESE
VISITORS
High Officials Visiting Local
Chinese Residents.
ARE BEING ENTERTAINED
Prominent Portland, Vancouver, B.C., and
Seattle Chinese, Arrive :n Astoria
Represent Chines-; Empire
Reform Association.
C, E. R. A. -- The lurei'uiiig initials
-land Im the ( bine-v F.mpiiv Ilefunn
."-ocj)i! inn, 'I hi- bij; H-ncia tinri hits n
liiiiluii in tin- cit i . ami v-tenlav w.isi
an eventful one with tiie A-tnriii
Hi iiiifals, fur they were called upon to
play liu-ts tn a delegatiuri of leaders
from the Sound headquarters and Mime
of the l'ortl.,1,'1 liiithicn. 'flu; noon ex-
pie-- from the iiictiopoli- hivughl to j
thi- citv b e Me Oan and Ye- tbonif. !
from I'ortlaiui. and Maik T. Sue, from
Seattle; Ho .Ian
min-te-. I!. ( ,
bong. Hum N'w Wi
urj ,. Silk, from
Neil lilk
ami U.i I hung Him. from
v ancoiiver. i tie liio laller are vii v
ihe tin
proiiiiniiit in the council- of the u-so-ciat
inn mid are here on a tour of iii-pe'.'-tiun
in behalf of the order, while the
other three come a- fliciidly pilot- and
le ightiiii ing reformer-. Iini and Silk are
fre-h from contact iiith the lmpeiial
( ",i,i,,i-ioi, that lately landed ill Seat
lie, from the home country, and ate
charged to -peak by the card to the
meinliers of the a-.-oeiatimi everywhoie
on the eoa-t. An informal meeting was
held last evening ut the lioiul-street
rooms, and another will be held at 1
o'clock at the room lately occupied i,y
the New - Herald, where an Kngli-h in
terpreter will be pre-ent to explain
thing- as they tran-pire.
A brief history of the a nidation and
it- purposes is herewith given:
In April. lV.is. Mr. Kuang Yow Way
aml Mr. b'ong Ki Chow approached the
Kmperor of China. Kwong Sue. with ad
vanced idea- of muileiiii.ing China and
received the F.uiperoi'- ready enns-nt tu
do aiiay with the ancient h,ws -u lnnc
laid down and fullmied by the Chine-e
pcuple. lint they met an ub-tael" in
the pei'-nn uf the Kinpre pnwager and
her suite. The Kmpre on hearing of
the plan- fur ret" l.m promptly im-pri"ti--d
tiie Kiiipernr and executed all
the reformer- she culd capture. In
lull -he beheaded -even of China'- nm-t
-ll.!., I 1. -ll, Int. ,r III, ,111 .Tlltll, Y ...... I
I'uun. i, eeaduate ul Oxfurd l"niel-it) .
and China's brightest diplomat. I!y ail
of Kngli-h and -lapaiic-c war ves-el- .Mr.
Kuang Yow Way and Mr. l.cuiig Ki
Chen were enabled to e-eiipe to Hung
K,,ig and .lapaii. 'U leaehiiu: linn;
j Kong Mr. Kuang You Way immediately
left fur Kngland via Canada tn thank
Queen Vieturia and the I'.riti-h people
fur timely a i-tiincc. (Mi reaching Vic
tnria. I'.. ('., he made -nine -peeehc- tor
the Chinese re-blent- who leeeiied him
out hii-ia-t ieally and funned among thi iu
an a ocialinii for the returniiiig ul t liina
by mean- of pure politic- and modern
teaching- aiming the ma c-.
In dime. 1 '.!. Mr. Yip Yuen ul iv
turia furnivd I he ( hine-c I-aiipire Keform
As-n.-iatim, will, a nicmhti -hip uf abnut
t u eiity live people who elected Mr.
Kuang Yow Way pre-ident. and Mr.
I.eong Ki Chaw vice -pre-ident . r.egiii
ning -hine. ISiMi, with twenty-five m
thirty member- it hi,- at pic-ent writ
ing about -JlMi.tino will, branch nllices in
even tuivn nn the globe having ChilH'.-e
re-id. ut'.
The li'fuiiiiing nf China lx-gun by t ie
association has bcu gratifying in ihe
extreme to the members w ho have be ii
working quietly though sy-tenniticallv
for the pa-t -i years with wonderful
re-nits. The plans hud out by Mr.
Kuang Yow Wav -even years ago a.v
We are aole agents in Astoria for the Niagara Stove Works of Buffalo, N. Y.
Celebrated Stoves and Ranges
AfC.
i v i-
now Mnu followed out to thp letter
by the Cliim-e government who now
have Ktudeiits abroad studying in all
branches of modern science in the best
schools and colleges available in all
countries. The Imperial Commi-sions now
Hent out to America and Kiirope are
for the purpo-e of .studying the bet
methods of government, civil and crimi
nal law-, etc,, with the object of adop
tion ami it i- safe tu pit-diet that in
twenty year from now China will take
her place among the foremo-t power!
a- a modern and progressive country.
The local branch wa formed in 1900
iind is recognized a- the iim-t persistant
mid determined branch in the association
in its -Irnggle for ivform, having a
membership of ovr two hundred mem
bers who have been the menus of agitac
ing and receiving public schools and
government college- in their respective
di-triits mid -talcs (eiiehing modern
methods in modem liook.s of science and
literature.
INSURANCE INVESTIGATION.
Steps Taken to Investigate Insurance
Companies Affairs.
N'KW YOliK, March 5. According to
the Herald. State Senator Kverett Colby
of Kat Orange. X. and Assemblymen
W. P. .Martin of Newark, have taken
-te.-i to cause an investigation of the
I'r,,,I"",ii'1 Lifc In-uranee Company, the
Fidelity Company, and the Public Ser
vice corporal ion of N'ew Jersey. Tbe9e
legislator- have charge of hill in their
'. I I.-.. . i a...
''"p.-ewie nou-es i.HiKing rowara run
erul. on Wednesday next a determined
elfort wil lie opened before the joint
eommitte appointed to listen to the
arraignmeni of the insurance companies,
with the object of making up a prima,
facia ca-e which -hall persuade the
l-cgi-latiire to enter into an inquiry,
similar to that recently made in New
York by the Armstrong committee.
Senator Colby and Assemblyman Mar
tin have been going into reports of out-of--tate
insurance commissioners and
books at home, and have prepared a mass
of interrogation and an arraignment,
they sav.
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Chicago; "Southwest Limited," Kansas
City to Chicago.
No train in the service of any rail
road in the world equals in equipment
that of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Ry. They own and operate their
own sleeping and dining cars and give
their patrons an excellence of service
not obtainamle elsewhere.
Berths in their sleepers are longer,
higher and wider than in similar cars
on any other line. They protect their
trains by the Block System. H. S.
Rowe, General Agent, 134 Third street,
Portland, Ore.
YOUR NEXT.
Never have to wait long at the
Occident Barber Shop. A. E. Petersen,
proprietor.
The very best board to be obtained in
the city is at "The Occident Hotel"
Rates very reasonable.
MASSAGE, FINNISH METHOD.
Miss Olga Landen, Finnish graduate,
room 6, Pythian building. Give3 mas
sages, steam and hot baths. Phone
Black 2163. Will call.
LEST YOU FORGET.
Is it not about time you were getting
that buggy fixed up! It may need new
rubber tires or perhaps some other re-6
pairs. If so, take it to Andrew Asp &
Company. They also do all kinds of
blacksmithing and repair work.
N. A. Ackerman, 421 Bond St., does all
manner of texidermy, furniture uphol
stering, carpet cleaning and laying, mat
tress making a specialty and all work
guaranteed.
FOR DAINTY THINGS.
In the personal toilet line, such as
hair brushes, combs, talcums, dainty
band soaps and everything that beau
tifies and completes the toilet, go t
Frank Hart, the druggist.
THE ZENITH AND THE STAR
Every one guaranteed. Will let yow
stand or sit on the oven door if vol
wish. Prices reduced on all stoves o4
ranges till after the Holidays.
17, j. Scully
' 470-472 COMMERCIAL STREET