THE MORNING ASTOltlAN, ASTORIA. OREGON.
SATURDAY, APRIL i, ioo.
CONCLUDE
SESSION
Clatsop County Teachers Institute
Comes to End.
RESOLUTIONS ARE ADOPTED
After One of the Most Successful In
stitutes Ever Given in CUtsop
County the Teachers Ad
journ. The Clatsop County Teachers' Insti
tute concluded it session yesterday
afternoon after1 one of the mot success
ful conferences whieh has ever been
held.
At the morning session addresses were
delivered by Professor R. F. Robinson
on the subject "Advanced Reading." and
"Oeogoraphy," and by Mrs K, S. Sloan
tm "Primary Language" and "Primary
Reading." In the afternoon the pro
gram Wis as follows:
Song, "Old Kentucky Home."
School Libraries. Miss. Cornelia Mar-
, . . .. .
Tin, Secretary State UDrary Assona-ioi
tiom.
Instrumental Solo, Mis Wilma
Young.
Selected Subject. Mrs. K. E. Sloan.
Recess.
Chorus. "Come Where Bluebells
Ring." Pupils from Alderbrook School.
Progress and the initative. R. H. Rob
inson. Song. "America."
At the conclusion of the conference
the teachers unanimiously adopted the
following resolution: s
Astoria, Or., April 27, 1906.
Whereas, since the lest session of the
Clatsop County Teachers' Institute, it
has pleased the Great Father who gra
ciously cares for all of his children to
to remove from our midst one in whom
we, teachers of Clatsop County, placed
our uttermost confidence and one whom
we recognized as a true friend and cheer
ful adviser:
Therefore, be it resolved: by this an
nual assembly of the teachers of Oat
sop county that, in the removal, by
death, of our esteemed counselor and
Thursday, Friday 8 Saturday
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Green Coffee, Our Regular 20 Cent Value
7 lbs $1.00
English Breakfast Tea
5 lb Boxes $1.50
Firelight Matches,
45 Cents PKg.
Carnation Wheat Flakes Each Package Contain 1
Cup and Saucer Free,
25 Cent Pkg.
Hills Pickle Chips, Reg 20 Cents Value Is Cents
Reg 15 Cents Value IO Cents.
Whole Alaska Cod Fish 7 1-2 Cents lb.
Our Liberal Money Back Guarantee Gives Ab
solute Protection to All Who Trade At Our Store
THE
FOARD 0
ASTORIA'S GREATEST STORE.
helper, II. S. Lyman, the teacher and
people, and the children of this county
and those of the state of Oregon, have
suffered the loss not only of n true
and sympathetic friend but, of tin ef
ficient lender as well.
Whereas, the teacher of Clatsop coun
tv were very fittingly entertained at the
home of Mis. C. A. Oearhart on the ev
ening of Wednesday. April iWtli, PHNl.
Therefore, be it resolved that the
teacher of Clatsop county in Institu
te assembled, do offer a vote of thanks
to Mrs. Cearhart for kindness placing
the accomodation of her beautiful
home at our service.
He it resolved, that the Astoria teach
ers be tendered a vote of thanks lor
the enjoyable reception given to the
Clatsop County T.achers on the even
ing of Wednesday, April 2.", llMHi.
Re it resolved that the Clatop Coun
ty teachers offer a vote of thanks to
the Medical Association for their kind
invitation to attend the lecture given
on Thursday evening April 2(1.
And. be it further resolved, that, He
music committee and those assisting in
the preparation of music, the children
who entertained us by their song,
and the instructor who have labored
o faithfully for our enlightment each
and every one W tendered a vote of
thank by this body of teacher, be it
resolved that a copy of these resolutions
be spread upon the records of this as
soeiation and also sent to the papers
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u" '" 'r jouou-auou. ivrsj-ii
fully submitted.
A. I- CI-ARK.
EMMA V. HESS,
ROSE 0 WEST.
Committee on resolutions.
RAISE LARGE SUM.
CHICAGO, April 27. Fifteen thou
sand five hundred dollars was raised for
the relief of suffering California at the
benefit ipeirftirtnanee held under the
Bernhardt tent on the lake front from
noon until evening. Twenty-five thou
sand would be a conservative estimate
of the number of people who visited the
'scene of festivities in the name of char
ity. Among the performers were E. IT.
Sothern, Julia Marlowe, E. S. Willard.
and their companies; Mrs. Leslie Carter.
Richanl Carle, Robert Loraine and com
pany, the "Mexico na" company ; the
"Before and After" company and repre
sentatives of almost every other theatri
cal entertainment now playing in this
city.
eciails
SlOEiSS CO.
FOII NATIONAL BANK
Venezuelan Government Will Es
tablish National Bank.
WILL USE PAPER CURRENCY
Castro Plans to Substitute Paper Money
for General Circulation in Place
of Gold, Which is too
Bulky.
NEW YORK, April 27.- The Tribune
today savs:
The government of Venezuela is to
establish a national hank and subti-
tute a paper currency for the gold lia
si on which the country has been oper
ating. It was learned yesterday that
among the minions with which .1. Tor-1
re Cardenas secretary general of Ven
ezuela and Manuel Curao, who arrived
here from Caracas, Monday, are charged
is the negotiation for the national bank
contemplated by President Castro.
Heretofore the Banco de Venezuela in
Caracas has been the national deposi
tory and fiscal agent for the govern
ment. The bank issued paper money
for use only in the commercial centers
Caracas, Iji Guayra and Puerto ('la
Ix'Ho while the Banco de Mnracaiho
did the same for the convenience of the
business people of the city. The is
nuance of bank notes was because of
the little use made in Venezuela of
cheek books ami the difficulty of hand
ling gold in large sums. But the plan
of Castro U to establish a paper cur
rency for general circulation.
Senor Corao will try to interest lo
cal bankers in the scheme for a nation
al bank. Seven years ago President
Andrade made a similar effort to estab
lish a national bank, but the plan fell
through.
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0 PERSONAL MENTION. O
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T. C. Smith, of San Francisco is in
the city on business.
A. Stenge, of Portland arrived in the
city yesterday noon and is at the Ho
tel Occident.
Mrs. A. W. Williams, of Portland is
in the city visiting friends for a few-
da vs.
A. M. Ramsby, arrived here yester
day from Oregon City on a business
trip.
T. J. Murray, of Seattle is a busi
ness vi-itor in the city and domiciled
at the Occident.
E. P, Smiley, of Raymond. Washing
ton, came in from the metropolis on
the noon express yeterday.
A. G. Cad wa Nader, of Sacramento, i-
doing business in the city today.
G. A. Perkins arrived here yester
day evening on the Lurline from Den
ver on a business trip.
C. H. Burke a travelling man out of
Minneapolis is in the city on a business
trip.
H. R. Kennedy of Dubuque, reached
the city last night on a business trip.
C. A. Jernigan, a wholesale tobacco
man from New Orleans, is in the city
on business bent.
It. II. Jeffreys arrived in Astoria
last night from Aberdeen, Washing
ton. G. L. Carmody was a passenger on
the Lurline last evening from far Syra
cuse, X, y.
D, B. Baekenstoe, of Houston, Tex
as, arrived in the city yesterday.
Andrew Berne, travelling passenger
agent for the Allan Line of Steamships
is in Astoria this week on business.
Rev. Forsythe left last evening for a
a trip to Portland.
C. J. Curtis went to Portland last
night for a brief business trip.
MAKES NEW RECORD.
NEW YORK, April 27. Major-Oner-al
Grant was reviewing offiicer for the
military Athletic League in Madison
Square Garden last night and after the
parade therevvas fine card of special
military parts and before the review
some great athletic contests.
Tonight the Duke of Cornwall's own
rifles, the forty-second regiment, Can
adian militia, Lieutenant Colonel Hen
ry M. Pellet, commanding, will make
their appearance 700 strong. They come
under arms by special permission of the
war department and are to tour Am
erican cities.
The new military athletic league rec
ord marked the winning of the 880
yard championship by J. Broniilow, 22nd
engineers, who clipped two seconds off
the mark set by D. H. Meyer two years
ago by finishing in 2:04.
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The steamer F A. Kilburn left Coos
Bay yesterday afternoon and Is due in
here this morning,
The steamer Uee arrived in last
night from San Francisco on her way
to Cray's Harbor to take on oil. She
will leave out some time this morning.
The Lurline brought down a big lot
ot null freight hist evening and re
turned to Portland with the following
people on her register: Miss K, A.
Hurt. Senator .1. (!. Megler.
The three masted schooner Halcyon
arrived in yesterday afternoon and was
towed to the Clatsop Mill dink where
she will load lunilier (fat for California
delivery. She berthed at 0;.'I0 o'clock
last evening, from the cable of the Wal-
luU.
The 0. R. A X. steamer Harvest
Queen arrived down yesterday morning
with a big load of plate-tin and other
cannery supplies, und left up for Port
land later with the English ship Bar
dowie on her hawsers. The Bardowie
arrived in over the bar. from San Fran
ciseo. yesterday morning.
Henry Binder went to sea at noon
yesterday as third assistant engineer
of the fine steamship Roanoke, Itatind
to J.w Angvles. Tin lloanokv will
give San Kraneiscti a wide berth until
conditions there are in such shape she
can go in without Wing commaudercd
as hospital ship or some other source
of detention.
The steamer Heather had the lwd
luck to graze the sea end of the jetty
yesterday morning while returning
frojn short souhnly cruise) wit4i
Commander Werliehm of the life-sav
ing department on board. She did the
big jetty no damage, and aside from
breaking a fore-stay and losing a light
anchor, herself, came off in good shape.
Commander Werlich will hold Captain
Gregory harmless in the report he will
submit to the department, as the acci
dent could not Ik avoided under the
weather conditions.
Church
Notices
Baptist Church.
All the usual Sunday service will
be observed at the Baptist church to
morrow. The sermon hour being oc
cupied both morning ami evening with
eehos from the Baptist Pacific Coast
ConfereiHv held in Portland hist week.
Everybody invited to that which will
be interesting to everybody.
First Lutheran Church.
Morning service at 10:4." in Swecil
isi. Evening service at H o'clock in
English. At this -erviee the pastor
will speak on the theme "The (iood
Shepherd." All are cordially invited to
attend.
Congregational Church.
Services will take place both morn
ing and evening, Itev. Strange preach
ing, Sunday school immediately fol
lowing the morning service.
Grace Episcopal.
There will he divine service at I J race
.church tomorrow morning at 11:00
o'clock, and Sunday school at 12:1(0
o'clock, as usual. The evening service
will be omitted.
Presbyterian Church.
Morning worship at 11:00 o'clock.
Sermon: Third of the series on "Moses"
Sunday School at 12:1.-); Y. P. S. C,
E., 0:30; Evening worship, 7:.'(0 Theme
of sermon, "Me First." The Young
.Men's League will have a May day
tramp bonfire and potato bake on
Young's river beach next Tuesday. All
young people are invited. One crowd
will leave the church at seven o'clock,
Those who can not come so early will
leave the church at eight. It it rains
the social will be held in the church.
Bring your own spud.
First M. E. Church.
Morning class 10:15; Preaching by
the pastor, Rev. W. R. Grim at 11 a.
m. and 7: 30 p. m., Sunday school 12;
Kp worth League, 0:30 p. m. Subject
for league meeting will be "Perils of
Prosperity und Civic Unrighteousness."
Meeting led by Mrs. W. S. Grim. We
wa glad to welcome you to all our ser
vices. Regular prayer meeting every
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.. On May l.lth
Dr. V, Burgett Short pastor of Taylor
Street M. K. church, Portland will lec
ture in the church. His subject will be:
."The Gospel of Good Cheer."
No home Is Complete without
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B. F. Allen
NEW GENERAL MANAGER
G. W, Talbot of Chicago, Arrives Her
Today to Tike Charge of
A. & C. R. R.
A change which may Is- significant
of more important developments in the
future management and ownership of
tjic Astoria & Columbia river railroad,
has Ix-en made, in the company by the
appointing of a new general manager.
(J. W. TalUit, U the mime of the man
appointed ami he comes from Chicago,
being due to arrive in this city some
lime today, when he will at once assume
the immediate supervision of the af
fairs of the UnoI. Mr, Tulltot has been
in I'm (land for a short time complet
ing his arrangement, having been regis
tered at the Portland hotel. What loud
or corporation the new general manag
er has previously la-en connected with
could not be ascertained last night, all
olhVials of the mail in the city profess
ing ignorance of the entire transaction.
SUPPLIES ARE ENORMOUS
OAKLAND. Cl April 27. Sixty car
loads of provisions from various por
tions of the country arrived over the
Southern Pncillc t the Oakland .Mob
early today. The supplies were immed
iately taken in charge by the relief
committee for distribution in Oakland.
Santa Kosu, San .lose ami San Fran
cisco, fso great is the quantity ot sup
plies that ace now ariving tint notice
has been sent to the interior towns and
cities of the state to hohl supplies until
tho-c on the way here hiie Im-cii used.
NATURES WARNING.
Astoria People Must Recognize and Heed
It.
Kidney ill come quietly- Myslcrt
ously,
Dul nature always warns you through
the urine.
Notice the kidney accretions.
See if the color is unhealthy
If there arc settlings and sediment,
Passages to frequently, scanty, pain
ful.
It's time then to use Doan' Kidney
Pills.
To ward off Hright's disease of dia
betes.
William M. Spayd, living on Winter
street, southeast comer of I). Street,
Salem Oregon, says: "It is just about
three years since I recommended Doan's
Kidney Pills through our local papers.
I said that words could not express my
good opinion of Doan's Kidney Pills or
describe the remarkable effects they had
on me. My kidneys had been a source
of annoyance to me for a number of
years and I suffered severely from back
ache and pain across my loins. I could
not go out and split a piece of kind
ling wood without my back paining me.
The kidney secretions were irregular
and my rest at nights was disturbed
on account of their frequency and
there was a scalding pain in passage.
I was advised to try Donn's Kidney
Pills, and procured a supply. By the
time I had used a little over one box I
was entirely free from the backache
and the action of the kidney secretions
was regulated ho that I could rest the
whole night without bein." disturbed.
My kidneys were toned up and strength
ened and my health was improved in
Avery wuy. Thfrec hopes of Doan's
Kidney Pills made me feel like a new
man. I am always glad to express my
gratitude for what they did for me."
Plenty more proof like this from As
toria people. Call nt Chns. Roger's
drug store mid ask what his customers
report.
For sale by all dealers. Price, 50&
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United Statca.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
If health is wealth and money talks
For so the proverb runs,
A fortune you may plainly aee,
In taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sold by Frank Ilart.
NEW STORE
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and Eleventh St.
Son,
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nice and fresh.
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Oranges
Sweet and Juicy, from l'c
to Mc per dozen.
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ASTORIA, OREGON.
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"Vacation Mst imates" on the coast of
a HummcrV outing in Colorado audi
('tali, is the theme of the newest, hook
let issued by the Passenger Department
of the Denver &. liio (irand Railroad.
One is told what can be done or seen on
mi expedition of $10.(111 per week and
up.
A LIBERAL OFB-ER.
Herman Wise will give 10 per cent of
all cash sales during the balunce of this
month to the relief of the earthquake
sufferers In California.
As Mr. Wise carries the largest stock
of men's and boys' goods and has all
of his goods marked In plain figures,
you will do well to buy your goods
from Mr. Wise and indirectly help
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those who are in want in California.