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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1906)
THURSDAY, MARCH 6, loofl. THE MORNING ASTOHIAN ASTORIA, OREGON. . .. I County Court Holds an Adjourned Term Yesterday. ! 1 ROAD MATTERS CONSIDERED i ; Bids Openel For Improving; Road t Seaside and Contract Awarded to A. W. Duncan to be Com pleted by First of June. ' ' ; An adjourned session of the county . court was held yesterday morning, Judge U J. irencnaru ana v.iuhi..umv. ....... . and Larsen beiug present. The follow- ing proceedings were had. .Nellie Parker v. E. P. Parker, pen- j lion for support of children. Demurrer j to petition sustained and plaintiff al- lowed five days to file amended petition j and defendant allowed until April 4 to j file answer. Road, petition of halpb Moop ana I OUier Tor county roau urm onwi and further consideration continued until the April term. Bids for improving road Xo. W from the Peterson place to the Xeeanicum bridge at Seaside were opened as fol lows: A. W. Duncan, $1200; J. S. Jobnson. $2600 and $275 for graveling; X. D. Bain, ?1600. The contract was awarded to A. W. Duncan for $1600 with bonds OUR PROCEEDINGS fixed at $500, the work to be completed by June 1st, , , .v ir., Bids for hauling plank on the arren-(make ton road were opened as follows: W. C. Hardy, 35 cents per thousand to Hill's aloueh and to end of planking on Lewis and Hark bridge, $1.00 per thousand; - P. A. Larsen, $155 per thousand - if - contract was awarded to W. C. Hardy and bonds fixed at $100. The clerk was instructed to write to Have you weakness of anv kind N. D. Bain at Seaside, requesting him i stomach, back, or any organs of the to return the two scrapers loaned to J body? Don't dope yourself with ordi Mm. nary medicine. Hollister's Rocky Moun- The clerk was instructed to advertise tain Tea is the supreme curative power, for. bids for clearing the right of way I 33 cents. Frank Hart, druggist ASTORIA'S GREATEST STORE. DISCOUNT SALE OF DRESS IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR STOCK OF DRESS GOODS WE HAVE MARKED THEM DOWN FROM 25 to 5 OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF BROADCLOTH, ALPACA, PANAMA, MO HAIRS, ETC NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY DRESS GOODS WHEN YOU CAN GET NEW AND UP-TO-DATE GOODS AT EXCEPTION ALLY LOW PRICES. 25 Per Gent Discount on Skirts We hare placed on sale 200 up-to-date Tailor-made Walking Skirts at a discount of 35 per cent Saturday Night Specials Frcm 7 to 9 o'clock- will be the time to supply yourself with. TOwt IS AND TOWELING Large size bleached Turkish towels, 15c value, cotton towel at 8c cotton towel at iac linen crash 10C. linen crash 7c linen crash f HE F0ARD 8 STORES CO. Where the New things Make Their Debut. on road No. 103 from AUridge point, bids to be opened April 3rd. , . The clerk was Instructed to write to Wm. Jones of district X. 12 that the proposed work in that district would 1 done by contract iul the matter will Ih faken up at the April term of court. ! Report of 0. P. Clark, expert; account- ant who ha been exporting the book of the various county officials, was rend n.l filed. The report is in effect, that the I took are correct in every particular and all monies collected by the virion officers had been properly accounted for. The vol ins place in Vesper pivciiu-t was ordered changed from the Hopkins school house to the vacant bouse here tofore used as a polling plce in district No. IS. The clerk wan ordered to draw a war rant for one-half of the state taxes col- lectel by the sheriff and forwarded same to state treasurer. Mr. John Pakala. an indigent jierson. ft0W,H, UM wr ,ouih i provis- ion to be purchased at the Suomalian There being no further business the i court adjourned for the term. WRECKAGE FOl'KD. DebrU fnm Schooner Lady Antrim is Washed up on Shore. MARBLEHEAD. Ma., March 20. wreckage of the schooner Lady An trim of Booth Buy,. was washed up at Marblehead Neck today. later two bodies of (seamen came ashore. The Lady Antrim carried a crew of five men whom it is feared are all lo-d. The vessel was so completely- smashed up that it was some hours aft -r the wreckage had Wen discovered, that Iter identity was learn ed. The searchers also found a quan tity of clothing and among it a woman' K0ve. A Scientific Wonder. The cures that stand to its credit BuekIen,s Arnie4 Saivc , cicn. ;tofic won(jer. u cured E. R- Mulford, lecturer for the Patrons of Husbandry. j Waynesboro Pa of a distressing case " WE h,IKIoin anil Kalt Kneum. Only 25c aj chas. Rogers drug store. GOODS Per Cent reglar 25c. Saturday at... $0.17! o 5 08 yd- 7iyd. 05 yd. T SENSATIONAL REPORTS. Rumor That -Sailors at Sevastopol Have Killed Officers, ST. PKTKRSUIRU, .Mwivh 21. The mot seiiMitioiml report are current to night that the execution of former Lieu tenant Schmidt ha been, followed by an etxenslve mutiny of the sailors at Sebaslopol, the massacre of the offi cers and the thing by the fortress upon the city. The truth of the story is doubted, this Wing the "INychological moment" for the appearance of neh wild reports. No dUpatcho continuing the story are received, but if the re port should prove to le true, the ab sence of thesi' might be accounted for by the censorship. The admiralty af fects ignorance of any such affair. ATTEMPT TO WRECK CARS. SAX KHANOSOO. March was amitln-r attempt today !l. - There to wreck an electric car on the San Mateo line and Hiuini ltcnito, mi Italian lalairer is in jail at San Mateo charged with the offense. OtlUinls of the railway com pany Micve the arrest of llenito will unravel the mystery attaching to the repeated atempts recently to wreck the Sin Mateo car. IN POLICE COURT CharlesHas Humorous Ideas About the People. SWINGS HIS MIGHTY LEFT Absorbs Too Much Liquor and Gets Humorous in Strenuous Manner Shoves People Off Sidewalk Pays Fine to Judge. The sum of ?5 was turned into the city treasury yesterday afternoon through the medium of Judge Anderson who collected $50 of this amount from two members of the gambling frater nity, and a fiver from a lone drunk, who gave the, name of Charles to the police. Charles fell into the dutches of the law Tuesday evening, at which time the aforesaid gentlemen had a facetious skate aboard. His facet iousr.ess bad taken strenuous shape 'and he was shov ing people off tlie sidewalk. Thi- was gr. at spoit. S. humorous. So characteristic of diaries. And be womb-red that he should haw such a wonderful sense of humor. He would jfive some poor unsuspecting chap a tre mendous push and then laugh at the as toiiishment and piined expre.ion of his victim ns he picked bimslf up out of the gutter and wondered what on earth he had ever done. Presently this sort of spot got tame. Charles began fe ling of his muscle, and decided that he was wasting his efforts. He wanted to do something really worth while. An old man came hobbling along the street. ' Charles decided that here was the chance of a lifetime to show what a really great hero he was. He waited until the feeble old felow was within range and then he swung his terrible left and caught his aged victim on the point of the chin knocking him Into the middle of the street. Then Charles sat down and laughed, and laughed, and laughed. Bond street had never heard such a gale of mirth. ' Just then a bluecoated angel came up, and reached for diaries. Cbarles was never so insulted in all his life. 10 be interrupted in the midst of bis hu morous stunt, it was too much! He arose and led again with that mighty left. Somehow or other it failed to land. But the officer had one too. He present ed it to Charles, and when the astonish ed humorist came to he was lying a rod away with handcuffs on his wrists and milions of little birds singing in his ears. His nose was very, very sore, and he had lost a tooth or two. He had never dreamed of this. That any other man could be possessed of a walop was something he had failed to believe possible. Judge Anderson put the fixings on this case. Charles admitted that he was guilty. He didn't think it worth the trouble to den it. Judge Anderson agreed with him unanimously. "Five simoleons for yours," said the dulse with stern visage, and Charles who a few moments before had tearfully complained of being financially embar rassed, to the surprise of all, fished from tfle inner depths of his trouser's pocket a glistening coin, which he denosited on Judee Anderson's desk; "This for yours," said Charles, and the court too surprised to speak, watched him go, Charles, the humorist. NOMINATION FILED Republican Ticket Ij Now Complet ed and Campaign Will Open. ARf WAITING IN AMBUSCH Democrats and Cltuens Will Hold an Assembly After the Republican Primaries and May Indorse Some of the Republicans, The political Imttle for supremacy ha liccn launched. Yesterday V, T. Sehul Held filed his -titioii for Mute senator t .lohn C. McCue and Asuitis lirix filed their petitions for representatives ill the legislature, thereby completing the Republican ticket, with a few candidate to spare. Owing to the short time inter veiling U-twevii now and the date of the primaries, it ill Im impossible to make a canvass of the county, although candidate- who were earlier in the Held have made a complete canvass in their indi vidual interests. 'I he candidate of the Hcpublican (M-r-uasion who have filed their petitions are as follows: State senator, .la. W. Welch and W. T. Schollldd; representatives, C. J. ('111 tin, John ('. Met'ue and Amus Krix; county judge. T. S. Jewell, C. W. Car Italian and J. A. Kakin; county commis sioner, Chas, C. Masten; sheriff, Kinsley Houghton, M. K. I'omeroy and John Fry, county clerk, J. C. Clinton; treas urer, W. A. Sherman and ('has. A. Hcil burn; surveyor, R. F. C. Astburrys coro ner, Chas E. Linton, justice of the peace, P. J. Coodman. The citizens have called a mas meet ing to convene at the city hall on April 21st, the day after the Republican primaries, for the purosii of nominat ing a full county ticket. Although there has Wen considerable activity, there are not as many candidales, owing to the fact, that present indication are, that the entire Republican ticket .nominated at the primaries will lie elected. Among those mentioned for nomination at the cituens convention are me loiionmg; State senator. A. M. Smith; county judge, C. J. Tn-nchard; county commis sioner, K F. Coffey; treasurer B. F. Allen ami I Bergman; sheriff, J. V. Bums and C.eorge V Morton. No candi dates have been suggested for the Irgi Inture, but it is probable one will Is liomin.ited and possibly one of the Re publicans indorsed, although no definite conclusions have been reached in this regard. It is tit"d, thai the object of holding the litweii-.' convention, after the Re publican primaries, is Jo swell the ranks from di-giuiitb'd Republicans ami a large number who have regi-tcred as independents. It i- also reported (hat a number of Democrats have fegi-tered a Republicans with the intention of vot ing at the Republican primaries and as sist in nominating a weak man for sheriff mid county judge, two offices which the citizens will make a deter mined effort to elect. All nominating petitions must ! filed by April 4th, 11 persons desiring In register must do so In-fore April 10th, and all voters who do not declare llietr politics, although registered, will not lie permitted to vote at the Republican priirmries. The primaries will be held on April 20th commencing at 12 o'clock noon, the polls closing at 7 o'clock in the evening. AH saloons of the city u-ill lw renuired to close dtltinff the 1 time the polls are opened. A careful canvass of the county indi cates that the Republicans are united, better so, in fact, than in the city, and it is expected there wil lie a large vote at the primaries probably reaching 1000 in h t-iiv und 700 in the county. It is expected that the total i-egistration will reach 3000. Clatsop county is Repub lican by at least fiOOO, and if the party is united, there will be no difficulty to elect the entire state, legislative and county ticket. There is, however, strong disposition on the part of voters to vote for men, and ignore party lines but a thorough and effective canvass and discussion of the political issues, it is believed will solidify the Republi can party nnd result in the election of the entire ticket, although everything depends to a great extent, upon the re suit of the primaries Torture By Savages. "Speaking of the torture to which some of the savage tribes in the Philip pines subject their captives, reminds me of the intense suffering I endured for three months from inflammation of the Kidnevs," says W. M. Sherman, of dish ing, Me.. "Nothing helped me until I tried Electrie Bitters, three botMc of which completely cured me.". Cures Liv er Complaint, Dyspepsia. Blood disor ders and Malaria; nnd restores the weak and nervous to robust health. Guaran teed by Chas. Rogers', druggist. Price 60c. f htm urn I! na'v.wi.wa We have fairly out done ourselves this year in getting together the swellest line of Spring Clothes Ever Shown in the City SEE OUR WINDOW. P. A. STOKES I Public Confidence is Our MADE A MARTYR. Revolutionist leader, Who is Shot, Mads Martyr by Comrades. ST. l'KTK.USlirnr:, March '.'O.-ldeu-tenant Schmidt, leader of the naval re volt at Selmtopol in November last, who was tried by court-martial and shot near Otehakoff Fortrv, with three sailors sentenced to death for mutiny, is licing made a hero and a martyr by the revolutionist. The tans of the St. Petersburg Oynuianisum struck today in order to compel the offering up of prayers in mhol for the repose of the soul of the Lieutenant. The Buss print a detailed account of the execution, from which it appears that when Schmidt received the news that the authorities had refused to com mute the death penalty, he wept for the three sailor, hi companions, saying they were o young and honeU, and he would prefer lo die alone. The con demned men were taken lo 'he mall ileserteil Inland of RorUan and were shot at sunrise. Schmidt addressed hi executors, sixty sailor of the crnier Teretx, saying: "I die for the Russian people and the Fatherland, and many of yon doubt- will hereafter share my death for the same cause. Schmidt refused to accept the sacra- netil, and a-ketl not to lw blindfolded. He met his death ih h'-iid up am! cyc- open. 1 tie tiring puny was sui tinned at a distance uf .HM pace. Two f the sailor were killed al. the flrt volley y and one more at the thirtl. ! jr,,tU,t tfll. f whii-h it nfTortl. One ap nidt did not fall until the fourth ! plication relieves the pain. For sal ' ; .... 11 f t. Schm vol! -y. DECIDE YOURSELF. ti,. Dnnnrtnnitu It Mere. Backed bv .,,v wrr.. , - - A.ri Testimony. IWt take our word for it. IWt depend on a stranger's state - ment. Read Astoria endorsement. Read the statements of Astoria citi '.ens And decide for yourself. Here is one case of it t F. C. 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Always Keeps Chamnerialn's Cough Remedy in His House, "We would not be without Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. It Is kept on hand continually in our home." say a W. W. Kearney, editor of the Independent, Lowry City, Mo. That is just what every family should do. When kept at hand ready for instant use, a cold may be checked at the outset and cured in much less time than after it has be come settled in the system. This rem edy is also without a peer for croup in children, and will prevent the attack when given as soon as the child be comes hoarse, or even after the cnoupy cough appears, which can only be done when the remedy is kept at hand. For sale by Frank Hart and leading druggists. THc time is here for you to select your SPRING SUIT Greatest Asset. Baking Powder Try a cao of Schilling's Best every can guaranteed, or your moniy back. We give no premium, hence ths qusl ity of our goods art better, and save you money, Olympic Flour 1.20 Per Sack. W to Ter Barrel All kinds of fresh fruit and vege table. ST0RIA GROCERY rhono Main 081 823 Commercial St Afflicted With Rheumatism. "I was and am yet afflicted with rheumatism," says Mr. J. C. Hoyne, eli'or of the Herald, Addington. Indian Territory, "but thanks lo Chamberlain' Pain Halm am able once morw to att. nd to business. It Is the best of Jin! iVnt." If troubled with rheumatism j.dve Pain lllm a trial and you are er ihId to 1, more than nleased with the by It MM Mart ana Leaning intggm. NOTICE. ...... r1.. - . t. " oier oi v.uv.j. , PtW. of parties, are hereby Invlt.J ja - 'd requeued to meet ana pamcipai. In a mass meeting to be held In " Logan hall " at Astoria, on Saturday, April 21, 190(1, at 10 a. in for the purpose of nominating a full county ticket to b voted for on Monday, June 4, 1000. C. J. TRENCHARD, Chairman of the Cltiiens' Committee of Astoria, Or. MAX W. POHX, Secretary. THE Dr. C. GEE W0 Chinese . Medicine Co. 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