TUESDAY, MAY I, 1900.
THE MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTORIA. OREGON.
"Money's Worth"
THAT'S WHAT YOU GET WHEN YOU PURCHASE
Chase and Sanborn's Celebrated Tea
nd Seal Brand Java and Mocha Coffee. They are delightful appetizers
for every meal. We have flavora to suit every taste prices to fit every
purie.
WK ARK NOI.K AfiKNTB.
ROSS, HIGGINS & Co.
RELIABLE GROCERS.
Critically 111. It U reported that ex-
("minty Judge tii-nrgc )uvidm l
crltliwlly ill ill Iioiiii' mi Itwid ulreM,
nml Unit lilt lninlly 11 1 ! iiiiiili iIUIiiHi
ed over hU condition. Tli' lurliin.
with iiiimj" other hope. ln will rcrover
frniii tin1 nlliirk Unit I berlflng Mm.
Aiut ri'Hiiin liU normal ln'iillli.
Doing Fine Work. .1 inli" Trem-hard
nml CimiiiiiUiiiii'I' Li 1 imi imnlii it vl.jt
to tin' enmity rink crusher nt Olney,
yi'nlrriliiv, ulicli1 I lie lllllrlillll' opPlli'd up
fr limine Hitii In, niul fuiiiiil every-
thing working kiihhiIIiIv ami mivful-
fv
mill at tln nil" of WO ton nf rock
'ir day.
BaaebaU goode at Svenaoo'a.
All Good Deed. Four transfers of
Clatsop realty Wrlv lllrtl fur li'i-ord yes
terday, to witi O, K. t'arlson to A. K.
Kerry, warranty, llouo, iiortln-nt iiuir-t-r
m-ctlnii .'., 'I'. H X.. It. .1 V. Henry
Jone ami wife to .1. I). Wilson war
ranty, fto, lot !f. Murk 21. llrwlliuty'.
Krruhd Addition to (h-mil t!love, A.
Steliihnff to .1. V. NaakMin warranty,
12 2.H.1 ium' in ( 'lot-up county,
Jolmn K. IWge to A. S. Kerry, war
ranty, H2o0, miiitliwent (juarter, frtlnn
2'i. T. 8 X., It. S W.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The recent fire on Attor street
di'clowd a Ule of (fails that
U intolerable.
Old inattreM, umbrellas,
broken furniture, ruga and
cotnbuntililp filth of all dctcrip-
tion nre thrown into the back
yardu of the hoiie, Such re-
fiie make good kindling for
fire and futni-hen food for
flamci, thereby endangering the
live Mild proHrty of the peoili.
Thl condition of HlTiiiiH ob-
tain, nut only on Ator utreet,
but alto on Itond, Commercial
and other .1 reel j ami after eon-
nit nt ion with the Commit tee on
Fire nml Water, it ha lieen le-
ciilcd to )ive public notice to all 4
concerned, that all Mich premise
mint be clciuied up uithin thirty 4
ily from date.
At the cuiiiriiliiiu of Hint
period, member of the Commit-
lee on Fire mul Water, toyctlicr
with the Chief of 1'olice nml
Chief of the 1'iie Department.
will make a tour of inspection,
ami nil corporation, linn or
Individual, fulling to clean up
will bo prosecuted. In accordance
with the ordinance of the city.
1 1 Kit MAX WISK, Mayor.
Aitoriu, Mnv 7. I1MMI.
The very best board to be obtained in
the city ia at "The Occident Hotel."
Satei very reaaonable.
k Are Dealers
For
Edison's
Phonog'raphs
and
Gold Moulderd
Records
AsK Us About Them.
JOHNSON BROS.
GOOD GOODS.
118-122 Twelfth St. Astoria, Ore.
Suit Filed Nolan & Ntnitli lloiiieyn
for tli' plaintiff, ycstcrduy filed suit in
tlin rlreiilt court of (.1uUnp eomily, In
which .I11I111 Halm l plaintiff, ami the
Ailoriu Saving Hunk, ami other me
defendant.
Lloenied, and Wedded. Yesterday
morning County Clerk Clinton iu"d
a uuirtitige license in favor of Mr, It,
W, llulililer of llalnier anil Mi Angus
lit .liihiiitoii, ami at 10 o'clock In the
fnii'iiiMiii, . hulgi (', J. Trenchard mar
ried the happy pair at hla oilier, on
Ninth street.
Cliryniithiiiimiii, Ater Heliotrope
plant, lieaiitifully filled barging bask
et, etc., at Columbia Nurwry Co.. 610
Bond utreet. 8 fl-3t.
At County Cost. A ur of aiilt
and lialtery was filed in Justin" Cloud
mini's court yesterday by one Frank
KviiiiMin at again! Joseph Kelly, The
cum- Mils culled at 2:.'(0 o'clock ,vet-r-day
iifieniiKin, and Kelly entered a plea
of not guilty, ilemaiiiled a full jury
trial, and demanded that witneo be
iiiuiiiniieil for hi defense, and then
went to juil in default of a twenty
ilollur buil. to await the fulfillment of
hi tthi at the expense of the
county. Th eae will come up at 1
o'clock tin morning:.
Hotel Irving European (mo. The
only eteam-heattd hotel in Aitorla; large
and airy rooma; pricea from so centa to
I1.50J well prepared and daintily aerved
meala at as centa. Special ratea per
week or month for room and board to
permanent gueata. Our bua meets all
train and ateamboata.
Republican Headquarteia Headiiiur
ter of the Clatsop county Itepublican
party were ojM-ned yeterdy evening at
lLl Tenth street in thin city, mid ot
noun yeterday Mr. I K. Selig wa
duly apMiintei by th County Central
Committee a the (-titodiun of the
place, with instructon to "hold the
fort" (.M'i"1 " eoniera and to make
everyone u welcome a the flower in
May" with an over-lap to the .1th of
.lune. The place will be made a com
fortable ami eoy n possible, and the
pre of the slate nml county will lie
represented mi the tabb-a nt the room,
ami other good tbingsi may be had for
the Inn'' intimation that tln-y are
wanted. Full nriMngemcnt will be
made fur ascertaining the full nml
exact ltcpublienn majorities t thi
point in due caon. nml in the mean
time, every Republican and every one
else who o dcire may have the cour
tesies nml comfort' of a political home
by merely appearing there.
Parlor Meeting Yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mr. Jennie Huwy, Mr.
Kiniiw Smith I)e Voe conducted n par
lor meeting irt n very plening manner.
Mr, IV Voe ha the happy faculty of
winning nil who meet her and n most
enjoyable and helpful afternoon was
apent. Mr; Pe Voe also spoke to a
large nml eiitliusinntio audience in the
Norwegian Lutheran Church lnt night
on "True Aincricniiinni," and urged
tint fail' piny and justice be given.
She i i flue npeakcr and captures her
audience by her bright ways, and con
vinces them by her logic. The Nor
wegian male chorus, added greatly to
the success of the meeting by their
fine Hinging, which was greatly appre
ciated. Mr. De Voe will conduct a
parlor meeting this afternoon it the
home of Mrs. C. J. Curtis, corner Fif
teenth nml Exchange streets, to which
all ladies are invited, and tonight she
will speak in the Baptist Church. A
special invitation is extended to the
members of the 0. A. R. and ll union
to be present at this meeting. Mr, De
Voe' husband is a member of the 0. A.
R. and a song composed by him will lu
sting at the meeting tonight. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend.
From This Day On. The Fair East
ern Millionnry store will place its entire
elegant stock of dress and street luats
nml all dainty accessories, before its
customers, today, ipon a basis of lib
eral discount from recent prevailing
prices. This concession will continue
indefinitely, and ladies should avail
themselves of the pronounced cut.
5-0-tf.
In the New Barracke, Tim local Hal
vii t Ion Army corp will inaugurate, their
new lull lin ks at the corner of Kigllth
ami Commercial streets, till evening,
mid will remain there pcriniiiicnlly.
Two Fair Exprcsaione. The regular
meeting of the Retail Clerk' Associa
tion was held Ins! night, mid a number
of rouliiM' mutter were disposed of)
after which the association went on
record n a contributor to the sulferiug
Sail Franciscan, to the tune of $15 spot
cash; mid, after that, they ratified mid
commended the action of the city coiin
clitl in regulating that mutter of the
juiiitoi'shiji nt the city hull, in the way
it did.
In the Police Court,-Kta Ciughum,
appeared in the Police Court yesterday
afternoon and pleaded " guilty to a
charge of being drunk. Kva I well and
familiarly known in police circle, as
he ha the habit of imbibing too freely
of alcoholic lu'vernge, which Inevitably
lauds her in the shadow of the bars.
The list time Kva fell from grace she
spent a week In jail, end the prospect
of spcndiiiu another seven day did not
appeal strongly to her, Judge Ander
son lined Kva 40, suspending sentence,
iiii her promise to leave the city. F,
Kilsuorth wu sentenced to five days in
jail for drunkenness, mid another indi
vidual received dm- of tf.i.OO for the
some misdemeanor.
SEVEN DAYS MORE!
The insistent duty of the
hour for lb-publican, i to reg-
i.ter.
There i nothing jut so lm-
pcru the a thi, 11 ml further
neglect of this assentiiil iiiiiot be
deemed a tacit breach of g'KMl
faith ami ptirioe. Co on record
a a Republican and stay on rec-
ord to the lust moment of the
oumpaign. It i just as much a 4
duty a voting and the full reg-
Mrution of the party is one of
the requirements of the elective
processes provided by law. Ful-
fit the law and take your victory
a becomes the let of citizens!
Register now! NOW!! NOW!!!
Friday, May 18th. On Friday night,
May lsth. at the Star Theatre, the
Astoria Musicians" Union will give a
grand la-neflt, the money results of
which will be sent to the suffering
musicians of San Francisco. A splendid
program will lie offered and the expec
tation of a crowded house should be
realized to the limit. It is said that
the union will init upon the profes
sional contribution of every musician in
the city, ami will fine the one who fail,
either in the sum of five dollars or the
cot of a substitute from Portland.
They evidently do not intend to have
any buck-liding in the rank on a big
and generous proposition like this.
Now in Arizona. Imlge F. J. Taylor
yesterday received a letter from hi old
friend, W. ('. Parsons, formerly of thi
city, ami who was an earthquake col
league of hi in San Francisco lately.
Mr. Parsons is now in McCabe, Yavapai
county, Arizona, ami feeling splendidly
after hi recession from the turmoil and
distress of the bcleagured city.
Grand Army Banquet. The ladies of
the fJrand Army in this city intend to
give n genuine New England dinner to
morrow, beginning at 11:30 o'clock and
lasting all day, at the store-room for
merly occupied by Robinson, the furni
ture man. The meal, whicli will be of
the very liest, will cost the modest sum
of cents, and a good dinner ami a
better eaue. ought to result in a re
dundant and gratifying income for the
good women at the head of it. Go,
everybody!
A COUNTER -STATEMENT.
A communication In Saturday morn
ing's Astorian, signed by C. L. Perkin
atid C Kriekson, relative to the Imperial
Music Company, in which they express
dissatisfaction at the treatment claimed
to have been received from the repre
sentatives of the company, is false in
every particular and when Messrs.
Perkins and Kriekson were employed,
it. wms with the distinct understanding
that they had some knowledge of the
business of canvassing, and being able
bodied men, could make euflicicn to pay
their board bills.
There was no misrepresentation of
thn intents and purposes of the Imperial
M,usio Co., which is a company organ
ized in every city in the United States
.where it has built up a good business,
and where all responsible agents cm
ployed have made good wages. The
company has been successful in Astoria,
having nearly 100 pupils, and ia yet in
its infancy, so far as a thorough can
vass of the city is concerned. The ven
ture has never been a failure in any
city nml particularly not in Astoria, al
though it might have been, had the
company continued in their service such
unexperienced men as Perkins and
Erickson. IMPERIAL MUSIC CO.
Head Cut. A man with a badly cut
head was brought to the hospital last
evening from across1 the fiver and his
liijurien attended to,
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0 FLOTSAM AND JETSAM. 0
The stemmr Czarina armed in from
Sun Fruneico early yesterday morning
ami went on to Portland without dekiy
The steamer .olmri Poulscn came In
from the Jtny City yesterday morning
and report that she saw nothing of
the derelict sea-raft anywhere.
The steamship Hrewkwater is due
down from the metropolis early thi
morning, en route to Coo Ray, Eureka
ami San Francisco,
The steamship Roanoke was expected
to arrive here yesterday from ls An
geles, Shu Franci-co, Fjireka, arid Coos
li.iv points, but she did not show her
nose on thi side of the Columbia bar.
It U expected she will come in on the
Hist tide today.
The new steam coaster, Tiverton,
from Sua Francisco, is billed for this
iort and Portland, and should have
arrived yesU-rduy, but it maybe she
haw orders to proceed to Gray' Harbor
first, and take in this section on her
southward journey.
The tug Samson is again in these
water having arrived down yesterday
from the Columbia Construction Com
pany's stone quarry with two barges of
rock for the jetty. Captain W. IL nob
son is in command of the Samson this
season.
The s4nmer Alliance came down yes
terday from Portland and proceeded to
sea after a brief stay at the Callender
pier. She had on board fifty-six pas-jM-tigers,
and took on three more at this
port, to wit: T. If. Anderson for Eureka;
S. Minneikka, for Marshfield, and C.
Karwonen. for Eureka. She also added
ten tone of general freight to her big
load south-bound.
The Lurline arrived down early yes
terday from Portland, and among her
heavy freight were two big reels of log
ging cable, weighing ten tons in the
aggregate, for Fisher Brothers. She
went back on time, with the following
people on her register: A. Dunbar, C.
II. Rice, H. Cullen, II. S. McGowan,
C.etft-ge Hibbcrt and B. A. Stranhal.
When the baby talks, it is time to
give Hollister' Rocky Mountain Tea.
It's the greatest baby medicines known
to loving mothers. It makes them eat,
sleep and grow. 35 cents, Tea or Tab
lets. Frank Hart, druggist.
State pride is one of the pronounced
virtue of the people of California. Not
even an earthquake can jar a Califor
ninn loose from his climate.
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Mis L. V. Tawney was a homing pas
senger on the noon express from Port
land yesterday.
Hon. Oswald West, state land agent
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
General Manager Guy 'U. Talbot, of
the "A. 4 C." has gone to Los Angeles
on business connected with the road.
Adolf Olsen and family of Deep
River, were passengers to Portland, on
the early express yesterday morning.
George Wagner, of Seattle, is in the
city, on business and is quartered at
the Hotel Irving.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bloch of New
York, are in the city, having arrived
on the noon train yesterday.
, IL Snlmonson of Philadelphia is in
the city and domiciled at the Hotel
Occident.
John Johnson of Portland is a busi
ness tourist in the city.
. J. A. Atcheson of Uoquiam is a
business visitor in the city.
Rev. 0. E. Rydquist of the First
.Lutheran Church, has arrived home
after a week' absence in the eastern
part of the state, whither he went on
church district matters. He says he
hal an enjoyable time, but has a par
tially for sea air and wholesome rain
that has been greatly augmented by his
sojourn up in that section.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The New York Credit Co., at Welch's
block ou Commercial street has opened
its doors to the ladies of Astoria, and
vicinity and is doing a prosperous busi
ness right along. Most every lady in
Astoria is taking advantage of the rea
sonable prices and terms offered by this
firm. We have a few specials on display
every Saturday and your credit Is good
here. 50c a week is all we ask.
NEW YORK CREDIT CO.,
Welch block, Commercial St.
CLOTHES BOUGHT AT WISES' PRESED FREE, WHENEVER YOU SAY
ONE PIANO NUMBER FREE WITH
eautifu!
As beautiful as the moith of May are our new
There is quality and tone and full measured satisfac
tion in every stitch.
Astoria's Reliable Clothier
W ANTED
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.
I. X. Vaucil of Stella, Wash, has
purchased the Old La Tosca and is fit
ting it up for business on business
principles and will probably have a nice
patronage in his new place of amuse
ment. Everybody knows Fat. 5-3-4t
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
Fine hats at the Bonton Millinery
store, 433 Bond street. Mrs. Jaloff,
milliner. tf.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
A nine per cent dividend in the Buil
ding & Loan Land Company is now
payable at the office of W. L. Robb
J. Q. A. BOWLBY, Pres-
May 1, 1906 lw.
NOTICE! NOTICE!
All persons of firms in need of help,
either men or women; or those having
men's, women's or children's garments to
spare, will please inform Mrs. McKean,
of the Ladies' Relief Committee, Eleven
th street, near Commercial. 5-l-7t
For a good share go to the Occident
Barber Shop. Five chairs No long
waits.
Here You Are. Hautala & Raitanen
tailors, cleaning, pressing, ladies' and
men's clothing. 491 Bond St., Phone
Red 2305.
WANTED.
Man to work on ranch, must be good
milker. Enquire Milk Depot Cor. 10th
and Duane.
EVERY I5.00 BOUGHT AT WISES
mi
Spring
Suits
Look where you
may, try aa you will
-nothing will com
pare with the master
pieces of "High Art
Tailoring, ahown In
the Suits, Wie ha
to offer.
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THE PICTURE WORLD.
When you are in need of anything in
the photographic line in the amateur
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,
just go to Frank Hart, the druggist, and
tell him so. That is alL
FOR RENT.
A large front room, with large closet
and stove, suitable for one or two gentle
men.
Enquire after 5 p. m. at 35S
I Duane street.
5-3-Ir.
A Broken Wheel, a loose tire or wag.
on a buggy repairs of any kind all
kinds can be attended at once and done
properly, if taken to Andrew Asp .&
Company. Repairing and general black
smithing. Buggies and wagons for sale.
N. A. Ackerman, 421 Bond Si, doesaU
manner of texidermy, 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
ful 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. It
is one of the certaintiies of Astoria Ufa.