TUESDAY, APRIL u, ijofl.
TITE M011NING ASTOMAN. -ASTORIA. OREGON.
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REPUBLICAN FORCE
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CI ATH1TC Bought at Herman Wise's Fine Store Pressed
vLrU 1 llLtO Free of Charge Whenever You Say So.
"True By All Tests."
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j t HUNDREDS OF KNOWING HOUSEWIVES FIND PERFECT SATIS
FACTION IN BUYING THEIR GROCERIES OF US. WE HAVE EV
ERYTHINO IN EATABLES. OUR PRICES SET THE PACE.
ONE POLICY, ONE PRICE, ONE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE.
ROSS, HIGGINS Co.
RELIABLE GROCERS.
TERSE TO Of I
To Vlrglnla.-W. l 'HU- will leave
tonight for Wet Vlrjtlnlu f'"' tw
month vi.it with hi SirenL.
Die at Hospital.-. I. Stanhope died
yterdiy timrnlmj at tin honpltai of
cotiMiniplion. llu funeral will occur to
tnurruw. Leaves For Chlna.Cliew Sum, wlio
lm readied In AntorU for thirty-four
year, will leave tmilKiit for tuition,
China, til f oritur home. Mr. Sun l
manager of tin- Hong Ylck Cwuitaay in
this city.
Mr. Mont fit b hit bail
tons volm which he uw excellently.
There U on" 1t 1 feature of hi
Muging, ttl'lw fr,,m rlihue of hit
voir, and that U hi dUtim-tno of
eiHiiiii'lution. Ilellinghaiii Keville.
Hotel Irvine European plan. Tb
only steara-hesttd hotel in Aitortt; larje
nd airy rootni; prices from 50 centi to
1.50; writ prepared and daintily icrvtd
meali at aj cent. Special rates per
week or month for room and board to
permanent guests. Our bua meeti all
traina and ateamboata.
..Relief Fund Grows. Atoria' relief
fund 1 constantly growing and now th
ii m sulwrihed I. alnmt 4.H. The
third carload of ntinon left thi city
ltt night and muU a total of Iwu"
f the irodurt, of 1I4.HU0 pound.
oin'thlng nhr 2o.w ration, which
have already lecn dNpntched. Other
aupplle will leave here a fnt
slide, clothing I Mittf received at the
receiving t nt ion, and packed fop ship
ment. Among the large mnoiiiiW which
havo Wit iiberibcd U the .W4.2.t
which the Chines in IhU.-rity have
gcneroii-ly contributed. Additional sub
scription received yesterday are: W.
K. Dement, WOJWs F. I- Parker. $10;
AMorla Chiucc .Woelution, $."iH4.2"i; A.
I), Ciuncr, $2.1X1; V. T. CaUra.il. .0fl;
Craee Kplwpal Church. 117.15; C, T.
Itailcy. IHltHi; Crew of Udd, :i7; Hue
Pilot. fcJ5.UO; V. Itoelling. f lO.fMJ; S.
(1. Trulingcr, $5.00; (!iit Holme, 1
.A. L. Clark. 2.50; IU-m llilii 1 Co.,
(additional), l.V(Mi: Fir-t Presbyterian
church, $40,00 Itnthom ,Sitcr, $5.00.
A Firm Foundation. mWi. Fergu
son and HmujUin, the contractor, are
laying the jdlo foundation for the new
and haiidnoine home of the Astoria Rav
ings Bank, in good and swift faalilmi.
At six oVlack lat evening they had
driven the forward tier of thirty pile,
each to a depth of thirty-two feet, to
bed rock. With such preliminaries, the
veil known bank will be as solid In an
exterior way a it is financially.
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WE PAY YOUR
MONEY BACK
If you do not Ukt
Hill Bros High
Grade Vacuum
FacUed Mocha 3
JavaCoffeeBetter
than any other you have ever
used. Try it; the taste will telL
JOHNSON BROS.
GOOD GOODS.
118-122 Twelfth St. Astoria, Ore.
Fishing Licenses. At the flh war
din' ofllce yenterday 114 net net II
eeni had la-en iucd and 770 gill net
for the Columbia river dUtrlet and ap
plication arc couxtaiitly coming in.
Out on the Line. The work train of
the "A, & V." railway left out yeter
ilay morning on it annual ditty or re
adjusting the whole, line, Including the
luldgc. Iill, eiil. and everything that
need attention from Aatorla to Port
land. It rarrie all the tool and men
required for it long and Important a
IgntiK-nt, ",
For a good shave go to the Occident
Barber Shop. Five chain No long
walta.
A Good Opportunity. On Thurday
evening next, April 2Sth at St. Mary'
Hall at t.raiid Avenue and Fifteenth
trecU, Hhere wi! 1 rendered an u
niqiie and beautiful moving picture pre
enta4i of thn givati Pa-olon I1ry,
under the jeronal direction of lUv.
John Water. The nmrcd and reali.
tie beauty of the original lne nothing
in the cineogrnph except the sound of
the human voire, and the Imagination
and accompanying lecture aiiiilic thi.
Don't fail to ee it.
Ladies We are now prepared to fur
nish you with our latest styles of up-to-date
dress and street bats for aldiea
and also for the little misses. Our prices
are right. At tne Fair Eastern BTUlln
ery in the Star Theatre Building. 4--
Slaty-Eight Hours Late. The mail
out of San Francico ai lxty-elght
hour In-hind their chedule. and a"
)ul beginning to pons into thi city.
Bom of it is in the. shape of the now
famon "eutergeney" letter, written on
on aper, and depaUhed jut a it
wn filed in the San FramWco poxtal
boxii. witluAit envelope or tamp,
but forwarded carefully by the gov
ernment, jut s though it filled the
limit of pootul requirements.
In Police Court- Eva Gingham, ap
peared la-fore Judge Andenon in xdii-e
court yetcrday afternoon on a charge
of lieing drunk. F.va did not deny the
charge ngainxt her. and she wa lined
the sum of live doll.-ir. whii-h inn hc
had not. Aftei a brief argument w it!i
the cxmrt she was sllowcd to go on her
promle to wend her wy hence. For
begging on the streets, Thomas Allen,
was presented with 20 day labor on
the otrcet. Thomaa did not relih hi
sentence and demurred strenuously to.
the judge, but in spite of hi pleading
was compiled to accept the sentence of
the court. Wlliam Curlsnn another of
those who had fallen by the wayside,
wn fined five dollar. William Ford, a
gambler', paid $125 into the city treasury
for being allowed to carry on hi busi
ness. NOTICE.
The meeting of the board of director
of the Seamen's mission was postponed
last night to meet tonight nt the home
of the chaplain. 104 W. Bond btreet.
Pacific Orchestra will give dance in
Suomi Hall, Unlontown, Saturday,
April 28th, to which all arc invited.
eGntsv 60 cents. 4-22-2t.
Strong Attraction Mis Anna Camp
bell, pupil of Nash of Nortlnnd, will be
one of tho porformcrs at the concert to
be givent Tuesday evening April 24th
at the Odd Fellow' nail.
Member of the Newly Elected Repub
lican Central Committeemen take
Notice.
Under5 tho new primary law the new
ly elected members of the County Cen
tral Committee are required to meet and
and organize within five days ufteUr
their election.
As chairman of the County Central
Committee is is my duty to notify you
that, the newly elected members of
the County Central Committee are
called to meet on Wednesday, April
.the 25th, 1900 at the hour of 1:20
o'clock p.m! at the court house for the
purpose of organizing and doing what
ever business that may come before
you. A full atendance is desired.
W. F. MoGREGOR,'
, Chairman Republican Central Com.
Result of the Canvass of Clatsop's
Choice of Men.
COUNTY OFFICE NOMINEES
Board Scrutinized Returns and Certified
, Nominations Yesterday List of
Names and Votes Received
. State Roster Also.
The Muffling Astnrian had hoped and
planned t present tr It readers this
morning a tabulated report of the full
primary vote, a edt it this county,
for Sfato iitl ('owiity ndiiiintfvt for
oilier, both Republican and Democratic
but contingencies roci tlmt precluded
the achievement and the next best
statement I offered, In tho premises.
On the county returns were such a mul
titude of names voted on In the various
precinct that to include them all In
one. table, would require more space
than the limit of this or any other
paH-r herealxiut afforded.
The exact total of the votes eat at
the county prlumric last Friday are
Uiven below :
For State Senator.
W. T. Schoflcld 555
Jas. W. Welch, -401
For Representative.
Asinii Hrix 4H8
C. J. Curti 312
W. J. lngall 167
John C. MeCue 503
Paul L. Strangland, 173
For County Judge.
C. W. Curnahan ...404
.1. A. Ka-kiu 4fi0
T. Jewett i 80
For Commissioner,
C. C. Masteu ;.804
Tor Sheriff
John Frye .. 307
E. M. Houghton 102
M. V. Poineroy ...411
For County Clerk.
J. C. Clinton 877
For Treasurer.
Charles A- Hcilborn 452
William A. .Sherman . 4S4
For Surveyor.
R. C. F. Astbury 807
For County Coroner
Charlr. K. IJiitou 705
For Justice, Astoria.
P. J. Goodman ' 47S
The state ticket a cast In thi county
shows the following votes for the re
spective candidates.
For United States Senator short
teini. Fred W. Mulkey. 009.
For I'nited Stat- Senator, long term
Joliatlian lloiiine, Jr.. Mi; If. M. Cake,
:ios; Stephen A. lvell, 82; K. B. Wat
son 74.
For 'representative in Congres: W.
R. Ellis, m-, W. .1. Lachner, 300; John
L. Rand, 155; G. S. SUcphcard, 180.
For Governor; II. K. Brown, 120, T.
T. Geer, 350; Charles A. Johns, 84 j C.
A. Shclbrcdc, 43; James Withyeouibe,
314.
Foi' Secretary of States Frank W.
Benson. 2S8; Claud Gatch, 313; Lot L.
Pierce, 07; Frank T- Wrightmait, 211.
For State Treasurers J. H. Atkin, 130;
E. V. CarteV, 221; R. W. Hoyt, 167;
A. C, Jennings tl'J; T. F. Ryan, 144; G.
A. Steel, 136.
For Supreme Judge, Robert Eeakin,
753.
For Attorney Generals A. M. Craw
ford, 527; 0. H. Durham. 287.
Fop Superintendent, Public Instruc
tion: J. II. Aikerniau, 733.
For State Printer: W. J. Clark, 179
W. S. Puuniway, 422; . R. Whitney,
201. -
For Commissioner of Labor. O. P.
Hoff, 687
The county Republican central com
mitteemen vo'ted for on Friday are as
follows:
John Kiemi, Astoria, No. 1.
F. . Carney, Astoria, No, 2.
W. . Barry, Astoria, No. 3.
C. fl. Pnlnilicig, Astoria, No. 4.
Harrison Allen, Astoria, No. 5.
A. Y. Anderson, Astoria, No. 6.
Y. F. McGregor, Astoria, No. 7.
R. A. Abbott, Clatsop.
W, R Hume, John Day, No. 1.
Robert Falconer, New Astoria.
Fred Blnisbell, Olney. ,
II. J; Autio, Push.
, 0. E. DuBois, Seaside
0. S. Anderson, Vesper.
R. J. Abbott, Warrenton.
v T. S. Cornelius, Walluski.
It 1ms caused more laughs and dried
more tear, wiped awny disease and
driven away more fears than any other
nediciue in the world. Holliuter's Rocky
Mountain Tea. 33 cents, Tea or Tablets
Sold bv Frank Hart.
lO per Gent for
Earthquake Su f er er s
Donated by WISE, Astoria's Reliable Clothier.
DATE Amoutn of Cash Sale 10 .fJri,C0
23 $138.65 $13.86
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28 , . .
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Goods marked in plain figures. The largest stock
of Men's and Boys' Goods. Every Dollar you
spend at Wise's means not only value re
ceived, but it helps the needy in Frisco.
iermaini Wise
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Fell to, His Death. Andrew Forner,
the cook of the tug Ixittie, met his
death early yesterday morninjr, by fall
ing from the Mrinpcr of the Fisher slip
to the deek of the Lottie and fracturing
his skull; lie wan removed to St. Mary's
hospital at once and all that medical
aiil could do for the unhappy man was
done, but he never regained conscious
nc'S, and died at about 8 o'clock. He
was taken thence to the undertaking
parlor of Cormier W. C. A. Pohl. and
his funeral will be arranged for on to
morrow. Decedent had no family nor
relatives in this city, but has two
brother living at a distance, from here.
The coroner has decided that no inquest
i necessary in the premises. Mr.
Forner was well known and sincerely
liked among the river men hereabout.
Commits Suicide. William Layzell,
aged 23 years, ended his life yesterday
afternoon about 1 o'clock, by shooting
himself through the head, just above
tho right ear, with a 22 caliber revolver.
The cause which prompted the youth
ending his life, is said to have been
despondency over the fact that he was
suffering with consumption. The body
of the youth was found just West of the
family residence on the Hinnian tract
in a clump of bushes, where he had
evidently gone to escape observation.
The body was found by some children
who were playing in the vicinity, soon
after tho shooting occurred, but death
had been instantaneous.' Coroner Pohl
was notified and removed the body to
the undertaking parlors, where an in
quest will lie held today. Funeral ar
rangement have not yet been made.
Claire. Montc!th has a magnificent
baritone voie clear, true and sympa
thetic Bcllingham Blade.
NOTICE.
We beg to inform our customers, the
trade and all whom it may concern,
that Mr. Franj (Frank) Busch is not
now nor has he ever been in our employ
in any capacity whatever. Anheuser
Buseh Brewing Association, St. Lous,
Mo.
Do not 'miss the excellent concert
Tuesday evening April 24th under the
auspices of the Woman's Club.
The very best board to he obtained in
the city is at "The Occident Hotel"
Rates very reasonable.
Astoria's Reliable Clothier
Saw Mill Men, $2.25 per day.
Yard Men, $2.00 per day.
Ten Boys, Over 16 Years Old to Work
In Box Factory.
TONGUE POINT LUMBER CO
ASTORIA, ORE.
Come, come, come, to the
Tuesday evening, April 24th.
vertisement.
THE PICTURE WORLD. (
- When you are in need of anything in
the photographic line in the amateur J
way, kodaks, films, plates, cards,
mounts, and all the ' technical details
of the business, and want the best and !
last in the way of artistic development, I
T 1 TT .A A 3 !
just go 10 r ranis nari, tne aruggisi, ana
tell him so. That is alL
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
The Municipal League .will hold its
convention on April 23rd., in the Fish
ermen's hall at 7:30 p. m. 4-10 13t
Baseball goods at Svenson's.
Giant Pansles, new varieties, of car
nation plants, geraniums for outdoor
planting, etc, Columbia Nursery Co.,
616 Bond street.
LEST YiU FORGET.
Is it not about time you were getting
that buggy fixed upt It may need new
rubber tires or perhaps some other n
pairs. If so, take it to Andrew As
Company. They also do all khrf
blacksmithing and repair work.
concert, N. A. Ackennan, 421 Bond St, doea aO
See ad- manner of texidenny, furniture uphol
stering, carpet cleaning and laying, mat
' tress making a specialty and a.1 work
guaranteed.
THE NIMBLE COIN.
The nimble coin of the country neve
does so good a thing as when it supplies
a man with a well-cooked and health
f ul meal of the sort he is hungry for. In
this instance is becomes a blessing, and
no pocketbook is the poorer for the ex
penditure; this is why everyone you
see coming out of the Palace Restaurant
carries such a grateful and satisfied ex
pression of countenace. Just watch for
a day or so, and the first thing you know
you'll be a steady customer there. K
is one of the certaintiies of Astoria life.
GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION I
Astoria should have a seawall, and aa
it cannot be bought in Portland or Chi
cago it evidently must be built here.
Now, if the gentlemen of this city would
commence to have their clothes "built"
in Astoria and become reconciled to
having things made at home, they would
have no difficulty in building the sea
wall. E. Martinson, merchant tailor, 149
Eleventh street, will build your clothes
from the best that's made to the cheap
est that's good. Iw.
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