FRIDAY, MAY n, 1906.
THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, ASTORIA. OREGON.
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When You Eat Cheese
YOU SHOULD EAT THE CELEBRATED '
"Martins New York Cheese"
IT IS A FULL CREAM CHEESE MADE WITH THE GREATEST
CARE BY MEN WHO HAVE MADE CHEESE MAKING A LIFE
STUDY. WHEN YOU EAT MARTIN'S YOU EAT THE BEST, ANfi
WILL NOT REGRET IT. WE SELL IT.
ROSS, HIGGINS m Co.
RELIABLE GROCERS.
m mis of i m
Rev. Anna Khaw MM of IP UHl-t
Hot ell 01 It till III till Will III Mil) api'llk
iii (Mil Fellow.' Hall tonight. AdmMoii
free.
V lilting llli Old Haunts.-!!. T. Kind
lay, at mm linn- mi nndei'-tiidy In lliU
city for John I). ltN'ki'felli r and Imi
ilenlully ill the oil wnv, lull llott nil
epihryo apple king down around Med-
old, ii ill the city reviewing the Mine.
f Iii old-lline piracy and uieetillK old
friend. He U liiippv and mijuinc ill
M purlill u nd eveiynne in t III mall's
town wlhr liim tlm fil'le-l reiill.iitlnil
of lt hl "frniifiil" dream, lie' a
prai li, anyway!
Hotel Irving European nan, The
only ateem-heated hotel in Aitorta; large
aod airy roomi; pricei from so cents to
1 1. 50; well prepared and daintily served
meals at 15 cents. Special ratte per
wtek or month for room and board to
permanent gueiti. Our bun meeti all
trains and steamboats.
Fell Dead Yesterday. IntellKeiw
leached thin elty )eterday, from Ul
W. T. Thy, iiiperintendent of the Hot
Lake sanitarium, that baric K. Camp.
111. of thin elty. hail drtipd dead in
the rotunda of the hotel there vetcr
day morning. Exalted Itnler i. ('. Ful
ton, Of the local Indue. H. 1. K. Im
mediately wired direction to have the
remain shipped to thin city, and on
their arrival, the funeral olmeqnlen will
I provided for under the aiiplc of
that orjtiiniwtiou. Mr. Campbell wa
well known here and ha many frlendu
who will regret to hear of hi mldeii
dcmi.el
From Thit Day On.-The Fair Eat
m Millionary utore will place ita entire
elegant stock of dreat and street hats
and nil dainty acciorie, before ite
cuntomers, today, upon a baala of lib
eral diicount from recent prevailing
pricei. Tl.ia eonceion will continue
indefinitely, and ladica ihould avail
themiclvft of the pronounced cut.
5 6 tf.
Come to Odd Fellow' Hull tonight
to the fiee lecture given by Itev. Anna
Bhaw.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
Fine hats at tU Ilonton Millinery
store, 483 Bond atreet Mn. Jaloff,
milliner. tf.
Baseball goods at Svsnaon'a.
The tery best board to ba obtained in
the dty is at "The Occident Hotel"
Rates rery reasonable.
Birds Eye
Matches
Cards for these; the
best on earth are be
ing distributed
through the city.
We will redeem
them Bring them
to us.
Oregon Strawberries
Direct From Grower
Now Daily.
JOHNSON BROS.
GOOD GOODS.
118-122 Twelfth St. Astoria, Ore.
Jail Material. A big writad of jxil
iimlfiliiU arrived on the "A. A C."
railroad from the cnt last night, d
lined fur (lie Tillamook county jull,
now in twirif of erection, Tim lf
m HI no forward to that elty on tlm Him
If. Kliimif tomorrow morning.
Juat A Coupler-Two deeds went to
the iulille record of (.'latop county
yeterdiiy, to-witi I'runk Mi'nnn imd
1 ." to miuii uui''ii, wunain.v, Ti.i'm,
lot . ID, 17. 1. and block 0, Ty
lor' Aorii Dnvid Vet and wife to
School IH(rlct No, 7, warranty, 1. con
veying one acre of land to Clatsop comi
ty for nrhool purpone.
He nre and hear Rev, Anna Mmw
toi.lulit at Odd Fellow, (loll.
Will Come In Time. H m (ret Una on
lownrd threw year in'' the I.ewi &
Clink bridge wan finished and Vet the
road to Warrentiiti i not nliiuked. It
I in a Imrden to very many people mid the
iHiiier it 1 put ill pa-futile khiiM- the
better It will lie for the commerce ami
comfort of the county.
Not Wanted Here.-The Albert I..
!nn who w ditw-harged from Sing
King prion on Wednesday lat, i not
wanted in thU city nor county on any
I i-i iniiiiul uriuH'ni. u linlcvir. IhollL'li It U
known that he humbugged a few people
hereabout, ome year ago, when he a
building nkidoo railroada and po-dng a
,1. Pierrepont MorjiJ". -ft., etc.. etf.
, Just For Kxample. While the com
jnon muncil i making the proj-r and
nc-rary movf to clear the trei-t and
alley and back yards of the tuff that
cumber them ami make them untight
ly. It might rmt I a, bad Idea for some
of thoe who ar in that body to re
.move the pile of wood that are hamper
)ii(f the t horoughf nn- in their iwljjhlx.r
IhkmI. H would l" an example worth
"citing and following "auo' for the
giHiM i ance for the gander" when it
ciiine to a clean up.
On A beastly Charge. John Taylor
Coffee, uf Si-vcn-uti. appeared yo-terdiiy
in the court of .luoticfl (Joodimui, here
on n charge of incet, preferred by hi
Boii in htw, Oniric Knudecn, who'
wife Kvn. i the alleged victim of the
terrible o!Tciie ng.iint law and hum
anity. He wa duly arniigued and
placi d miller IkhhN of $1,01X1 fm- hi ap
pearance la court on Saturday next at
2 o'clock in the afternoon. The charac
ter of thn testimony i aid to be be
tial In the extreme. Lat night the
pritotier wa rcleaed on the required
bond being given by hi two brothers
Second Big Order. The Atoiiu Iron
Work received a heavy order yc-ter
dav from T.ihby. McN'ully A I.ibby, of
Chicago, for the M-cond lot of machines
for double-ending and squeezing cans,
Kiniilar to the flrt made and shipped
to thi bljr firm of packer. I he num
ber of machine in the present bill in
thro.', and the order U worth in the
neighborhood 'of $5,000. The machines
are very valuable and rapid worker
and will do up about seventy cans per
minute, and arc rated an among tno fm
est and1 quickest devices in the labor
saving mcchaniHms of the day.
Moving McClure School. A meeting
of the board of directors of the Astoria
Kchool dintrict was held yesterday aft
ernoon to consider the matter of the
immediate removal of the McClure
school building and its revampmcnt on
ground that is not shifting. It is pro
posed to move it fifty-two feet to the
westward and twelve feet to the south
ward, on the lot now occupied, and
the board will call a mass-meeting of
the district citizens, for next Tuesday
evening, at the Shively school building
to confer and agree upon the pluus and
arrange for the scope of the movement
and its cost, as it will involve a large
expenditure. The board also passed an
order requiring all applicants for poi
Hons aa teachers, to file their requests
for fall assignments, at the earliest
date possible.
A rare treat Tonight at Odd Fellows
Hall, Rev. Anna Shaw will speak oa
Entertain!. Mlia Grace Leahy gave
ii delightful parly NViliM'Mlny evening
to n number of her friends at her home
at 4M iHth street. '
Book Wanted. Anyone who may
tave book, magiiiisliie or papers to give
to the Seamen' Friend Kw-ifty, may
leave tloiir at I'auUen's lh market,
where the Chaplain will get tlicrn to di
Irlliiitu among the vcel and fih la
I iml".
Meet Tonight. -The Hoard of Diret-
lor of the Heaincn' Friend Society will
11 1 1 1 tuiiiglilt in the) (cut 111 1 llotii
Kvery member 1 requested to Im- pres
ent, a mutter of great importance
Mill be ilclibcriitolt on,
Delegates to Grsnd Court. The dele
gate to the grand court of the order
of Forchler of America, which meet
in Condon next Tueday, from the As
toria lodge are K. I. I.lneiiwcbcr. and
Itobeit McClean, f!rand Trnnteo Andrew
Dalgity. and Deputy Supreme Hanger
Al. Nchrocib-r, will 11U0 be in atten
hi nee,
Investigate Telephone FranchiseOn
Huridav the Mayor and member of the
ity have arranged to go to Cortland
and luvi-tigate the frinichie granted
the automatic telephone company by
that city with a view of gaining a
better idea of drawing up one that
will be aiiitable for thi city. The fire
lepar.tmeiit, and the manner of street
improvement in Cortland will alio be
lookced into.
Quieted Down The Trouble. In a big
ravine back uf the big Tongue Point
linniM-ring mill there are quartered a
lot of foreigner who are employed in
and about the mill in variou capa
t !(, and they are made up of all the far
easterner from Italy, Mexico and
other iiubuibati countriei and arc pro-
Nile of erap on short notice. Wednes
day night there wa a row of great
projiortion started up in the hollow
ami the uproar ent Manager Hume and
one of hi aUtniit to the scene of
conflict in a hiirrv. Thev found the
place in an angry turmoil and' one man
rut in the scrimmage, and later the au
thorities at the city hall and the court
houe were notified of the pending war
and a couple of officer went up and
made an investigation but did not suc
ceed in finding the leader nor those
responsible for the cutting of the in
jure.! man; and at last account the
whole thing had simmered down and
wa in stutu quo. at least for the time
being.
On Serious Charge. Sheriff Thomas
l.inville returned lat night from Kal-
aina. where he went to secure some ttol-
cn g'WMl. which were taken from Kel
ly' figging camn some time ago. and
for which men the sheriff ha. had out
lescriplive circular. The sheriff se
cured the good, which were found on
the two men arrested for holding up a
man near Kalamn Tueolay night. The
goods recovered con-isted of 13 loggers
sliiie. a rill"', and eveii suit of under
ware. The men were examined at Ka
lamn vetcnhiy and held 011 a charge of
tighway robbery. It seems the men
hired an old man to haul the stolen
good from IjiiIoux' Landing to Ka
lamn,. nmP after he bad done so at the
point of a revolver, held him up and
took a watch and .00 from him. The
case is a clear one against the men, and
they will probably have a chance lo
serve time.
WHO SAYS SO?
The whole eating world of Astoria
says so! Says whatt Why, that the
only place in the city for a genuine,
square, well-cooked, comfortable, meal,
at a modest cost, is the Palace Restaur
ant, on Commercial street opposite the
Page Block. The statement is so gen
eral and generous that to doubt it is
folly and to believe it and profit by it,
the best of good judgment in the eat
ing line. The proof o' the pudding is
in the eating 0' it."
Will Arrive Saturday Captain Edith
Jenkins and Captain Elizabeth Harris
of provincial headquarters, will arrive
here Saturday from Portland, and take
a leading part in the meetings which
will occur in the Salvation army hall
at Eighth and Commercial on Saturday
and Sunday. Both are talented speak
ers, and it will be well worth your time
to hear them. The meetings on Sun
day will occur at 11 a. m., 3 p. m., and 8
p. m., and everyone is cordially invited
to be present. 5-10-4t.
Growing Aches and Pains.
Mrs. Josie Sumner, Bremondd, Tex.,
writes, April 15, 1002. "I have used
Ballard's Snow Liniment in my family
for three years. I would not be with
out it in the house. I have used it on
my littlo girl for growing pains and
aches in her knees. It cured her right
away. I have also used it for frost
bitten feet, with good success. It is
the best linimont I evep used." 25o, 50c
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V.. A. Kelcr, of Portland, U a busl
ne visitor in the city.
A. I. Btrausa, of Cincinatl I a busi
ne vIltor in Astoija.
K, II, Hpcar went to Portland last
evening at 0:10 o'clock.
...William iibon, of Um Angeles i
in the city on n biiinc tour.
W, C, Morley of Portland arrived
here yesterday on the noon train.
If. Crohn went to Portland last night
after a business stay ben? of a day.
W..H. Irving left lip for the metro
poll last evening on a buine trip.
. .John Schwartz, of Chicago, arrived in
the city yesterday on a busine trip.
Mrs. .fame Kindred and daughter, of
Warrenton were in the city Thursday.
II, Fleckentein, of Portland, came
down on the W.Vt train yesterday morn
ing.
K. If. Peeves of Seattle, i in the
city on a busine trip for a day or
two.
J. H. Kenncedy was a paenger for
Portland, on the steamer I.urline lat
night.
William firay, -Ir., of Chicago, arriv
ed In Astoria yesterday on the noon ex
pre. A. (i. Hassled, of Detroit, arrived
here on the noon train yesterday on a
busine trip.
Mis. H. R. Hutchinson, of Tacoma,
i in the city the guest of her friend,
.Mrs. 0. K. Uuiidquist.
Mr. M. It- Pomcroy, accornpunied by
.Miss Hazel Wirtz. left up for the met-
roli on the I.urline last evening.
Mis Grace I.owry of thi city, re
turned this week from a few days busi
nes and pleasure trip to Portland.
FOUR DAYS MORE
The insistent duty of the
hour for Republicans, U to reg-
liter.
There is nothing just so im-
pert tire a this, and further
neglect of this essential must be
d'-emed a tacit breach of good
4 faith and purpose. Go on record
as a Republican and stay on rec-
ord to the last moment of the 4
campaign. It is just as much a 4
4 duty a votiag arid the full reg-
istration of the party is one of
the requirements of the elective
processes provided by law. Ful-
HI the law and take your victory
as becomes the best of citizens!
Register now! hWll JCOW!!!
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BROOKLYN, N. Y.
The net surplus of the PHENIX exceeds its losses in the
San Francisco conflagation, leaving its capital of $1,000,
OOO.oo and re-insurance reserve unimpared.
Portland, Me. 1866 Boston, Mass., 1872
Chicago, Ills. 1871 Baltimore, Md. 1904
Toronto, Canada, 1904
In these and all other conflagrations of the past fifty years
the PHENIX has paid its losses promptly and without asess
ing its stockholders for a dollar. This record will be maintained
in the case of San Francisco. Our adjustors are already on the
ground to pay every legitimate claim.
CLOTHES BOUGHT AT WISES' PBESED FREE, WHENEVER YOU SAY
ONE PIANO NUMBER FREE WITH
Beautiful
As bsiutifol as the "suits of May are our new
fir
There is quality and tone and full measured satisfac
tion in every stitch.
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Astoria's Reliable Clothier
A Broken Wheel, a loose tira or wag
on a buggy repairs of sny 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 SL, dowaD
manner of texidermy, furniture uphol
stering, carpet cleaning and laying, nut
treas making a specialty and a.1 work
guaranteed.
Don't be fooled and made to believe
rheumatism can be cured with local
applications. Hollister's Rocky Moun
tain Tea is the only positive cure for
rheumatism. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Frank Hart, druggist.
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J, H. LENEHAN, General Agent, Chicago.
S, ELMORE & CO., Resident Agents, Astoria, Or.
EVERY I5.00 BOUGHT AT WISES
Spring
Suits
Look where you
may, try aa you will
nothing will com
pare with the muter
pieces of "High Art
Tailoring, shown In
the Suits, Wi has
to offer.
SI
TO
$35
THE PICTURE WORLD.
When you are in need of anything in
the photographic line in the amateur
way, kodaka, films, plates, 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, ami
tell him so. That is all
For a good share go to the Occident
Barber Shop. Five cbairs No long
waits. ,
FOR RENT.
A large front room, with large closet
and stove, suitable for one or two gentle
men. Enquire after 5 p. m. at 353
Duane street. 5-3-1-
Equal Suffrage.
and $1.00.