TUESDAY, MARCH 17, '90.
THE MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTORIA, OREGON.
"NUTRITO"
A MOST DELICIOUS CEREAL COFFEE THAT AGREES WITH
EVERYBODY. BEAR IN MIND
THAT IF YOU HAVE I'OOR HEALTH " NUTRITO " WILL DO YOU
GOOD-IF YOU HAVE GOOD HEALTH IT WILL KEEP YOU WELL.
25 Cents the Package
ROSS, HIGGINS
RELIABLE GROCERS.
Iffi liS Of 11 til
Mil. Clam It Colby Will let nr.. mi
I lii -nilti age ipic-tioii III til"' Not wegiati
Hamuli M I I liniili I lnnmliiv I'triuiig
Match i!!llh, ami lirl I t I . I (-telling.
M.llvll ,'llllh Ml I ll- I II I !lillt I lllllrll
ill 7;. 'Ml.
y Hotel IiviiiK Kuiupcan. plan. The
only alMtn heated hotel In Aatoria; large
and airy room; pike fioni 50 ttn, to
$1.50; well pirparrd and daintily nerved
meali at aj crnti. Special rates per
week or month for room and board to
peimanent gurati. Our but n:rrls all
tralna and atramboata.
Millineiy openinn at the He Hive
Tuesday and Wednraday, March 17 and
. Everyone invited.
-
Mia. Colby at Hammond. Hr.ii U
cuiiing, Miii'li :'Hi, Mi. lulu 11. "".
Hill il'liv r a lot in.- nl 1 1 ii in mi .ml
Mm t 1 1 1 U hi f tin- lecturer "I tin'
Niiliuiiiil Woman NutTraK1 AmH-int ion
mnl i it liint phasing uprakrt. Tin'
r"l'l" .ml "In-.l.l avail Hu ll. i
.,h.., l tin. nppmluiiily uf Inaiiii!.- ).-. ;
Wi tliii'nliiv ni'lit.
County Rock Cruaher. 'Ih lounty
link, rtllotii'l' Inn Wit tali'M tn Ulii'V
nml U 1'i'iiiK' -''I up lor r K . Mi .inini
mi, an Al'iila nun Inn. -I, ji 111. 1. lie lli"
iii'ii'ui v rMnir tu tin1 iiuhIii'i ami 11 -
IJIIIi'. A fiitit' nl IIH-II lltr at Vtnlk Ktil l j
iiiL' tin' mail tu tin' il'' ('li'i li'.l ami a" I
i, in .in riiiupli'trit, til,' iiiihIiit will I"'
Ial ln up am) a l.n'i' purl mil nl tin
Ni'liuli'iit rnitil iini'H',1 uilli rtii"lii'i
lU. Till' Im al lull nclrrtfil iiIkiiiiiiU Willi
liit'i' i.iniititn'it uf tin' vrty lit riM'k
niilalili' Inr mail". .. S. Miller will
probably haw ibarj.'i' nf I hi- riiyini'. It
In rxpi'itivl that wmk will lii' niiiiiiii'in ''l
alum! tin' Hull i'( ! x t tiimitli.
Greater Bargaina than evi-r will be
jjivrn thin ttwk an w nra detennineil
In "clear tlii'in mil Cinm' nii'l -liaii'
tlicm at ('. II. ( 'nnpi'i ' rent nilc
Road Meeting. A rnnl ini'rliii, at-
li'liilril l. a lair lllllllln'1 nl till' "I'lllri"
nt Ni'lnili'lll Wilt lirlil lit tilliml liap
iiU lat Satunlay. Their appear tu
have Im'iii miiie liat infart imi at tlir
expeiiilit urn nf rnail inoiiey, ami what.
ua ileemeil an uiinpiiil ilistributinn.
.laiiie .laiiiiinii, inml iin'rvi'.nr e
plained the nituatinii 1111. 1 after mine ilix
rliiiin, he ii(;n'i(l In pout 11 utatenient
every month nhuwiiij; what ilinpn-it inn
Vat iiiiule nf the ivj.hI fumN. The re-i
(lout h of the Nrhiilnii are interexteil in
Kcriirinj; jriiuil mnilH, the only draw bark
beiiiK, ililTeiencc of nplninn a to the
bent methoiN of impruviiif; 11ml proper
ilitlriliiitlnn of fund.
Baseball goods at Svenaon'a.
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BEST FULL WEIGHT
CREAMERY
BUTTER
65 CENTS
PER ROLL
OLYMPIC AND SNOWDRIFT
FLOUR( $i.ao PER SACK; $4.65
PER BARREL.
JOHNSON BROS.
GOOD GOODS.
118-122 Twelfth St. Astoria, Ore.
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I Waiicntnn Tonight. Mi. I Ima I!
I nlli , 1. lir n tin- li- I in .-, .Hid olg.Hii
lui tin' .Valium. I Wniiiiiii Sutl 1 iy
I A--..I. liilimi. will giw Hi.' 11I li' l "linim;
; int-ii .it U iim iii'iii tonight. Mr-,
liilln hi- liii'ii .111 .iil'iil wi.il.ci lui
i'.ii.il n;'lil I'll 111. hi;. ;'Hi iiii'l i" 11
. runt iiinii-,' -peaKi'i t ,ii,uiir i in
t llril
! ov red M.111;, ..it.iili which it
mi. iiiinitil.i' t 'iiiiiiy owing l" l
111.I1, hair In i'ii 1 11 f 1 '! ! Mint will be
ili-plat-d llil- tw-rl, .'I I'. H Ciiopci'
giciil nl'-.
Anions Talent,
in ii-iiii ni .1 n
hi iliuirt' inn-i''. i
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llrnrl'a llriir." lln tn iiu" "I wlii'li
, attributable I" !'' vv.-ll known inn-
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Will be Impioved. A'ii 1 i- kimwii n
(In- 11M I rnllui'-i M.H jtiipi il. mi
1 A.im .liM-t in l ii. 'ilv. Iiai iMTii imr
rlia-i'il 111 itx intiily, by Mr. A tint- I!.
Mail., uf llul l.iinih, ami nott M'iiliiiL
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ami iinpnivi'il ami maili' ai'rviii'alile fur
1 lin' ill a cnmim n ial 'Tir, .H'riirilillfc' t"
plan, iiniilviiiy u very r.'.piTtulili' inn
... .....i 1. ni ii, ,1 n't fiillv ilruHii lint
whirl! will riiiiipirhrinl iu rebtiililiii).' ami
H'iiiljui incut tu biiiiniKH ue.
Five Day More, at the riqui-t nf our
'pati"ii, w,' lme (Irlcrmliicil to eon-
tlnuc our (;ient rlcan up Hale. tl' ilii.v
iiime (treater bargaina than ever will
lie Riven at .'. II. ('onpcr'it (.teat "ale.
Realty Transfers Three nnlty tnin
fri were tile. I fr ii". id yi'itriiliiy wilh
the rntllltv rlrlk. Il.wit; The I'l'llill-lllll
t.aml A Tin-t ( ninpiiny tu l.eamlrr !
berk, waitiinty. rmiKiib rati'Ui iTil'J.'iH.
rntni - iti vr lui" HI' nii-l -I", bl"' k Ta
liu' A-t.iliil. 'I he I'liitnl Stall", tu l.i
ir W. S-iitl. rnlivrv Hltf b pi'lrlll. the
. W, .iiai1ri uf rt. imi ill T. 1 N.,
I!. In W. Tims I.invillc shriiir, to
U'iimler l-ebrck, II" the aiti(fliee (if T. I'.
I.iiiiiin, iiiii-iili'iatii.ii $IOI.'J(l. ciiiiveyinj.'
So. I, I. Inrk N'n. 1, AhlerlniMik, in the
rily "f A-tuiia.
At His Southern Home. - The A-turinii
Wlls the pli'ifeil reripirllt Ve-trlilay of
11 iinle frnm Dir Haylis- T. Karlc. wlm i-.
imvv at hi home near Spailaiibiil.
South ( an.liii.i, nn.l ;lii(l In reprnt tnat
the iluitiir i apparently enjoying every
thing ill -i'bt as shnillil be the eaf
with it man just arrived on the home
soil after an nbsenre of si years. He
says even the " po' white tra-h" down
there nre evidently llouiishiiif;. It i"
pleiiMint to know he is entiivly happy
himself, nnd when he jjeto ready to re
turn, he will tinil 11 cordial welcome
awaiting him nt the old stum! nnir the
mouth of the Columbia.
Under Arbitration. For some time
pnst, the Astoria Water Commission lui
desired to purchase 11 bi'h service site,
foiiiirisinn about twenty-two acres of
land, from Dr. Alfred Kinney, 11 ml lying
a few miles southeast of the city. The
commission offered the owner the sum of
sixty dollars per acre for the property
ami were met with the ilcnuunl of the
doctor in the Hum of one hundred dollars
per acre, from which estimate the own
er has not receded. Hut the mutter has
finally drifted to a point where iiibilia
tion has been invoked, Comity Assessor
T, S. Cornelius, acting for the water
people, and Hrenniin Van Duseii for the
owner of the land, a provision liaviiifr
been inserted in the formula for arbitra
tion that the third man should be nam
ed if these two could not ivnch a con
clusion in the premises, Messrs. Cor
nelius and Van Husen met yesterday nt
the ofllce of the water commission at
the city hall to review the whole situa
tion and to reach nil accept able basis
if within the possibilities, ami will re
port in due season to their principals.
Before you purchase that new Easter
bonnet, make it a point to call and in
spect the excellent line of hats now on
display at Mrs. Ingleton's Millinery
Store. Welch Block, opposite the Budget
office on Commercial street.
In the City. lion. W. It. William-., 11
plOlllillClll Csii-l 111 Pacific COIIuty, WW
11 lniiiii'. v l-i 1 1 ij in .Alniiit fur 11 biief
tillll'.
Many School Children.--According to
tin' ii'iciix jii-t completed t Sen-tide
Ihcic nil- i!l7 children of school nge in
I lie town, which i tin increase over t lic
ii'iHiii of lnl viar at duty-eight.
Make Payment. Tlir ity Tica-uiei
U'Iiiiiv iiuiilc tin' limit jny iiniil Di)
lliiiii'i'ii IihimU i'tui'il In tlic rilv in Jan
Win II. H!IH, (111 tlir pa Will-Ill of hi lf
iiiinmi-iiii'iil-, miiinmting In J7H.'I.M.
To Elect Olliccm. Tonight t If iii' in
lu i il S-I'.ii.i Lodge Sn. Hli, !. "
11. I'.. will met il l -i r bull lii mine
lliiii tn-tt nllirii'- Im tin- I'liniiiij; I'lin.
It i I'vpi'i-li'il tin- l.i -I Kll. ill the citv
Wilt In- pH'M'llt.
Will Resume Trips. I( i. ainiouiif -i
liv I j f 1 1 1 1 1 I , I!. N-lill, nIK'l f III'
l ' it ill' 1 'I rlr'lapli, I lull lii'yiniiin mi
tlir filt'i'iilli nl in-x t liniiilli I In- li'iimrl
ill mill' mini' ii'Htini' lii'i trip licttt'-i'ii
lliik ' il ami I'm 1 liiinl
To Replank Road, (in April .Ird lilda
juill In- npi'iii'il nl .Irtti'll fin Hie ilrikitiK
nl lliii i mi. I 1. in' liall inilr- of I In- i niinly
iiiml liilui'iii .Iiiiiii,'iii' propi'lty ami
I). I Hi'i ili l' plan'.
ll,H I i. Il l till' U"l I. w
111 oiiii'.
mil a- the eon
! 1 iiiiuiienred
Repair Front. 'I Im building occupied
by I lie clitiiil M.-iit Malket and the
I'ii!, ir.. nt .ji 11 1 .1 11 1 , will luivc the front
which uu il.iuiii;vi"l In liie about a year
ago, ici:iiiri ami painted in a abort
I illir
Award Contract. Tlir i , -pari incut at
Wiibinglou ha- aw aided lb'- emit Met
fill till- roll"! r lift ion nl one double set
nl imii ,i'iuiiiiiiiiiiiiii iilliici' quarter at
l oll Mcvcii", The plumbing and electric
wiling iiiiiliiirl tut the building whs
rriiird by William Miller. The rout met
fur the roust nictimi of 11 wngon shnl and
fur making snine iilli'iiitimis in the
stable at lull Sii'M-n- whs uwiinli'd to
V.. (iiistufsun, ami the contract for the
erection uf searchlight shelters nt Fori
Stevens and Columbia u given to Wil
liam Miller.
Orders in Probate. - County .ludgo
Trcmharil, sitting for probate has iiutde
the following estate orders. In the mat
ter of the estate of Mult l.ukkarilhi. de
ecu. ei. the vacancy ucruiiing by reason
uf the refusal of J i ter l'etersen to act
on the Isiaril of appraiser, Matt (Mid
has been bv the rumt to serve in hi
stead. In the mutter of the estate of
Daniel l.lilhiiln. ilrrnisril. the minimis,
tratiir bus been nupowereil by the isiuil,
tu cullcit. and draw all moneys line and
belonging, to the estate, wherewith tu
pay the iiinriit claims of tin- adminis
t lilt Kill III the inalli'l nf the i'-t.lli' of
I'. 1 . Kimiieil. iIi'i im si i. t1i- 11111111.il nc
riillllt nl the cei 11I11I. .Inlill V. Ilitlibidge,
hit -s Ueii ill all things duly approved;
ami it iipp'iiriiig to the court, that there
are in the bands of aid executor the
sum of .ssii:i.'..'lil, In- ha la-en directed to
ilisliinve sniil stilus in the fnllowing man
ner: Inr executor's fees, !f!l'J3.f7i for
atlurncv's costs, .."is7; ;in. I to each of
the following named heirs, the sum of
.7HJ.li. eorh. II. P. Kindred, .1. K. Kin
died. Nancy I'i-liet-. Julia Itabbidge. Mary
Mudd, Amelia Ift.lt . Amanda Mattheson.
W. S. Kindred. Uosetta Cuniiingliiiin.
Sarah Mudd. and David C Kindred.
TEAMSTERS TO STRIKE.
Chicago Truck Drivers Union Want
Higher Wages.
CltlCAliO, Maivh '.'ii. -Chicago will
see a serond big teamsters' strike il" the
plans laid by the Truck Drivers' Union
at a meeting held yesterday are carried
out.
The drivers, backed by their interna
tional organization, unanimously voted
to push their demands for increased
wage and better conditions. The Chi
cago Team Owncis' Association as firmly
ha decided to resist. Neither side see
any common ground upon which to meet
or a possibility of a compromise. The
truck drivers local with SIMI members, is
the strongest in the union in Chicago.
The demands of the teamsters have
been in the hands of their employers for
more than two weeks but it was not
until yesterday that the workers them
selves admitted tle possibility of a
strike. The obstinate struggle for sev
enty days' duration which came to an
nnd lust July makes the prospect of a
similar strike unwelcome to both em
ployers and men, and until the result of
the referendum vote was announced it
was believed that the differences could
be patched up.
Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Itch,
Ring Worm, Herpes, Barbers'
Itch.
All of these diseases are attended by
intense itching, which is almst instant
ly relieved by applying Chamberlain's
Salve nnd by its continued use a per
manent cure may lie effected. It has
in fact, cured many cases that had re
sisted all other tretment. Trice 25c
per box. For sale by Frank Hart and
leading druggists.
UNPRECEDENTED
Never was known such a Sale in Astoria before
GOOD GOODS HAVE SIMPLY
BEEN GIVEN AWAY
Great Sale for 5 Days More
Positively Ending Saturday, March 3 1st
C. H. COOPER'S
GREAT UNPARALLED SALE
FLOTSAM AND JETSAM
The schiMUicr l'lilaris from San Pedro
arrived in yeterday.
The revenue cutter Perry left out
u-tcrilay moi-ning for a cruise to Cray's
Harbor point for a few days.
The steam-hip Senator is due at the
(I. It. & X. pier here tomorrow en route
for San Francisco.
The schooner Annie M. Camplx-ll went
to sea yestenlay morning, hound for San
Pedro.
The -riiooiiei' Sehoiiie arrived ye-ter-day
morning from San Pedro mid is at
anchor in the city channel.
The srliiMilter John A. Ciimplx'll wns
among the arrival yesterday from sea.
She hails tn. in San Pedro.
The schooner Virginia crossed in ye
terday morning after one of her smash
ing iiiirk voyage fnuu tin- California
const.
The liarkcntines Mary Winkctman and
Portland went up to Portland on the
tow line of the Harvest Qu.en yester
day morning.
The Astoria n of Sunday was mi-taken
in iiiinoiini ing the arrival of the steam
ship Arabia fix.m China. She is due lu re
hourly, however.
J. I!.. Tiun, lately of the American
-hip Ncsmith. at San Francisco, arrived
in the city vestenlny to join the ship
St. Nicholas, as first mate.
The l.tirline left up for Portland last
evening with the following people on her
register: Cnptnin J. W. Itabbidge, P.
West, J. Tt. Winters. 11. M.-downn. C,
Durfur, and H. S. Hackney.
The American ship St. Nicholas is due
in these waters this morning from Clif
ton. She will take on :t."0 tons of coal
at the F.lmore bunkers and then haul in
to the Kinney dock and load cannery
supplies for the service of the Columbia
River Packers' Association's plants in
Alaskan territory.
The steamship Roanoke came in yes
terday afternoon, from Los Angeles, San
Francisco, Eureka and Coos Bay points,
with a good passenger list and a big
bunch of freight, which she left on the
Cnllender piers in this city- leaving up
for the metropolis nl 4 o'clock in the
afternoon.
The I'.ritish steamship Vermont, lum
ber liuleii for the Orient, is still in the
channel here, pending the settltm-nt of a
libel levied against her by the owners of
the American ship Harry Morse, with
which vessel the Vermont collided in
getting underway at Portland on Satur
day last.
The very best board to be obtained in
the city is at "The Occident Hotel."
Rates very reasonable.
REMNANT SALE.
Dress goods, wash goods, towelings,
and muslins.
Children's heavy shoes, size 6 to ia,
48 cents a pair. These shoes were
$1.25. 3t
We are going to continue this
PERSONAL MENTION.
Kx-Adiniral A. X. Smith is in the city
on a business trip.
Judge Dan Riereon of Vine Maple is
in the city on business.
Augut Ilagliiml of Knappa was a
viitor iu the city jesterday.
C. F. Berry of San Francisco came in
yesterday on the noon express.
S. B. Walm of Portland was a busi
ness visitor in Astoria yesterday.
VA. Iiaddenbiisch. of Mishwaukee, was
iu the city yeterday on business.
K. II. Joseph, of Altoona, was in the
city yesterday, tran-acting business mat
ter,. F. U. May of Portland arrived in the
city yesterday on the 11:30 train from
Portland.
lion. W. S. I "Ken. a prominent attor
ney of Oregon City is in the city visit
ing friends.
Walter Button of Jewell who ha been
in the city the past few- days returned
home yesterday.
C. J. Fairbanks of Chicago was among
the noon arrivals yeterday on the
Portland express.
Han Petersen, of the Altoona Mer
cantile Company, was a btisine-s visitor
in the city yesterday.
W. S. Cone, a heavy owner of property
in and a popular citizen of Bay City,
wa a business visitor in Astoria yes
terday. Mis I.illie Olson was an over Sunday
visitor with hei family here, and re
turned to the metropolis yesterday ac
companied by her younger sister, Sadie.
Mrs. C. C. Light foot, accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. Murphy, left yesterday
morning for Brainard. Minnesota, whith
er they were hastily summoned by wire
yesterday, owing to the precarious con
dition of their venerable mother.
Millinery opening at the Bee Hive
Tuesday and Wednesday, March tj and
a8. Everyone invited.
There is nothing worse than an offen
sive breath. It comes from bad stomach
and liver. Hollistei's Rocky Mountain
Tea cures all liver disorders and per
fumes the breath. 3.) cents, Tea or
Tablets. Frank Hart, druggist.
A Lively Tussle
with that old enemy of the race. Con
stipation, often ends in Appendicitis.
To avoid all serious trouble with Stom
ach. Liver and Bowels, take Dr. King's
New Life Pills. They perfectly regu
late these organs, without pain or dis
comfort. 25c at Chas. Rogers, druggist.
We are aole agents in Astoria for the Niagara Stove Works of Buffalo, i . ,
Celebrated Stoves and Ranges
IWSWI 0
Millie
J
THE PICTURE WORLD.
When you are in need of anything in
the photographic line in the amateur
way, kodaks, films, plate, cards,
mounts, and all the technical detail
of the business, and want the best and
last in the way of artistic development,
just go to Frank Hart, the druggist, ani
tell him so. That is alL
Pillsbury't Beat Flour, MinneapoU
$1.75 per sack. Geo. Lindstrom Ik Co.
For a good shave go to the Occident
Barber Shop. Fire chairs. No long
waits.
Have you weakness of any kind
stomach, back, or any organs of th
body! Don't dope yourself with ordi
nary medicine. Hollister's Rocky Moun
tain Tea is the supreme curative power.
35 cents. Frank Hart, druggist.
THE OLD GOVERNMENT.
The perfection of whisky used in the
medical department of the United
States military and naval service. Also
in hospitals. Recommended by the high
est authorities as the purest stimulant
for family use. Sold exclusively by
Wm. Bock.
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
pairs. If so, take it to Andrew A3'
Company. They also do all kinr"- I
blacksmithlng and repair work. -"
STATEMENT NO. 1.
The statement is frequently, and
freely, made that the best meal in As
toria is always served at the Palac
Restaurant. The reason for this broad
and general declaration, is that it is ao.
What better predicate can there be for
so important announcement? The maa
who doubts it has only to call there and
prove it for himself. If he can't go by
day, he can go at night; the house ia
never closed. They feed the individual
and they banquet the crowd. And all
on the same plane of excellence. Com
mercial street, opposite the Page build-
inf.
Inquire of the Elks about the event of
the season March aq.
N. A. Ackerman, 421 Bond St., does all
manner of texidermy, furniture uphol
stering, carpet cleaning and laying, mat
tress making a specialty and a l work
guaranteed.
THE ZENITH AND THE STAR
Every one guaranteed. Will let yoM
stand or sit on the oven door if yo
wish. Prices reduced on all stoves r4
ranges till after the Holidays.
1 J. Scully
470-472 WMMERCIAL STREET .