TUESDAY, JUNE u, igod.
THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
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Your Bread
is bound to pan out well if you use
"VIM FLOUR"
it is made from the choicest bluestem wheat.
$1.20 per SacK.
ROSS, HIGGINS &. Co.
ASTORIA'S LEADINO GROCERS.
I
tirseVaies or the towk
TU my but board to U obtained la
tht city U t MTh Oeddtot KotiL"
Katti wy rtasonabla.
Comlm for Vlsit".-Mr, 1- K. Alit..ii.
,tt prudent of the W. ('. T. V.
fUit th Alrl t'nli.M, Juno M, HM,
and will spwtk to the public that even
ing at th Klrxt HaptUi church. Adml
Moii frw. All Invited.. . ; v '2'M'
ladies' shoes called for. shlned and
lellvered. T"l, 1ll'k 2235. Hiown
Babfem.
Pays Warrants.-Warrants amounting
to $433.7li have been W by '".v
IrfiuninT during the pat few .Iity. be
ing drawn on the following fund: Hlrc t
improvement. 1HiH,.Vt street repair,
1101.32; kmm-u1. I"7.V:M; httffl fund.
IliO.mi; bund intcril funds, 1452.94.
Hot Campaign Stuff. For the brulf
ami hurl of election day or any other
day, use Atwood'i Electric (HI, the best
liniment, for salt at Frank Hart's drug
store, opposite Ford A Stoke.
Itiui Property.- Charley Wise hss
tnkn a flvo y-nr )? on the buildiiiK
at lli corner of Klvriitn and Coin
incrrUI streets formerly occupied by the
late Charts Campbell, and used - a
saloon, and will completely remodel it.
Th saloon entrance will I changed to
th mH id of the bidding. The lee
i. taken at JKI a month.
Hotel Irving, corner Franklin avenue
and Eleventh atreet. European plan;
beat rooms and board in tbe city at rea
aonable pricei; free but.
Dtlegatet to Convention.-K. Z. Ker-
lfiin, C. A. I'ooJidKf, Hev. W. S. Short,
ami Frank Spittle will attend the Din
i'iun Convention of the Protectant Epis
copal Church of Oregon, which will hold
a three day' cion in Portland begin
ning on dune 14. The convent ion will
elect a bUhop to succeed the Inte Bishop
Mortis.
Aitoria Souvenira at Svtnaon'a,
Funeral Yesterday The funeral of the
Iste Matt lliiinmastl win held ye.terduy
afternoon at 1 o'clock from the Pohl
undertaking parlor, tinder the auspice
of the Finnish Urtherhood, with the In
terment in Greenwood rfmetery. The in
quest has not yet b.n completed, ow
ing to the witnowes having not yet nil
been obtained.
MRS. PETERSEN'S.
Tbe fashionable milliner, in the Star
Theater building, ia tbe beat place to
buy your aurnmer bat.
HOEFLER'S
PLACE YOUR ORDER
FOR ICE CREAM OR
SHERBET EARLY. ANY
FLAVOR.
It's Time
For Canning
Gooseberries
We havo just received a laxgu ship
ment of very, find, atook. which., we will
sell nt a reasonable price.
Order at
JOHNSON
BROS.
GOOD GOODS.
118-122 Twelfth St., Aatoria, Or. ,
Once
More limn half a million officials, busi
ness, professional men, banker, farmer
and stockmen have Ix-en cured by ulng
llullWtw' Hwky MounUin Tea. 33
eenta Ten or Tablets, Hold by .Fj'atik
Hurt, tlni)flt.
Changing Locations. The tre build
Iuk formerly iwupied by d. V. Marion,
In I'pjiertown, l U'lnjt pfnuved to a
point at the outhwett corner of the
Adair property titer and will be. re
modeled and made habitable for another
line of buine.
Two More Coming, John Laka, a na
tive of Finland, and Olo Krikwn. a
Sorwelan by birth, flld theia respective
deehratlm of Intention to take ou the
dutle ami privileges of Amerlaan clti.en
hlp .In th' future, with tunt.v Clerk
Clinton. yeeU-rday.
(JimmI ItMik bring happirens. Frieiuh
care more for u when we meet them
ttiih a clean. Nnlliug faee, bright eyes
parkling with lieallh. which cornea by
taking Jlolli-ler's Rocky Mountain Tea.
35 cents, Tea or Tablets, MA by Frank
Hurt, druggit.
Paid Fifty Dollars.-lonald IK-Force,
of this city, wa arreUd yesterday on
a charge of aault and battery upon his
wife, and tion his apearnce before
Jutii timjdman, in tlie afternoon, en
tned a pica of guilty and was promptly
fined in the -inn of $50, which he paid
and wa discharged.
For the Year 1006. Th state fair-
premium lit it at hand and it indicate
a much wider range of exhibit thi
year than usual, with a corresponding
grit of larger premium, and other mat
ters of interest to the exhibitor. H i
haiidoomely gotten up and is bigger than
ever and pays anyone for reviewing;.
Will Mova Down Town. -It Is reported
that Henry .lones, the saloonist f pre
cinct No. k who i forced out of bnsine
in that ward by the operation of the
newly applied local option law, will move
into tin old Ilobinoon store room on
Commercial street, which he has leased,
and will conduct the same business in
of old.
Ia Recovered. 0. W, Nutter of War
renton is now reported to be recovering
as roipidly as possible from the recent
gunshot wound in hi hand, caused by
the accidental discharge of a shot, gun
which he was carrying, and no further
danger I anticipated. It was found
necessary to amputate part of the
wounded memlwr, and for a time blood
posoniug was feared.
Down Hill Runaway One of the wood
hauling teams of the Kelley Tronfer
Company took a notion they had been
In one. spot long enough and lit out
from the corner of Franklin avenue and
Ninth strst yesterday forenoon and
took a down hill hike to Astor street, in
down-hill time, thence out Ator to a
point where a good "tire" overtook
them. There were no accidents report
ed and no damage, so the owner says.
The delicate art of frescoing ia only
learned by years of hard tutelage under
expert masters. Each of the proprietors
the Eastern Painting ft Decorating Co.,
78 Ninth street, ha spent years in the
beat shops of the east and is proficient
in tbe art of decorating and frescoing.
Twenty-five Days, Gustave reterson,
the young man whq wat befriended late
ly by Dr. W. 0, Logan, and who lie
trayed his confidence, by stealing dental
instrument and working-gold from his
office later, wa tried in the court of
Justice Goodman, yesterday afternoon,
on a charge of simple larceny and fined
in the sum of $50, in default of the pay
ment., 4f which, he waa committed to
the county juil for the period of twenty
five days.
A reward of $25 will be paid by
Beaver Lodge No. 35, I. 0. 0. F., for
the recovery of the body of the late
H, F. Bruhn who was accldently drowned
in the Columbia River, near the Fort
Stevens wharf on Tuesday, June 6.
GEORGE NOONAN, Noble Grand.
' OLOF ANDERSON, Secretary.
CHARTER COMMISSION,!;
IS NAMED
f
City Council Meeti Llst'Nlgnt in In
formal Session, and Chooses
Member of the Charter
Commission,
An liiforimtl iiieeting of the city coun
i-il was he hi at night in th city hall I
for the purpose of selecting a commis
sion to revise the present flmrtcr of
the city .and Incorporate therein, such
changes and additions, us may be deem
ed necessary.
After considerable discussion it was
lecid-d to have the eommMon consist
of eighteen men, and to lie taken as fol
lows: Mavor Herman Wise, City At
torney Smith, City Treasurer Peulcy,
City "Auditor Olof Amlerson one wiun
cllmun fiom each ward in the city, three
representatives from the Central Iabor
council, namely:
William itoss, of the clerks' union;
Ixnitsen, fishermen'! union; Senator
elect W, T. Kehollleld representative-
elect A. lliix. and five taxpayers to be
selected at a luter date by the city
council.
These last named members of this
important commission have not yet been
announced by the council, and it is
started that at the next meet of that
Iwsly the remaining men will be named.
Shifting PropertyThe following mat
ter were presented for record at the
office of the county clerk yesterday,
among other documents: Mary .1. Bado-
llet, and others, to A. (. Hpexarth; war
ranty. IO,0;.15H; south half of lots 5
and '! block 21; south half of lot 1;
and the south half of tlie west fourteen
feet of lot 2. block 2(1. MiCliire'e Astoria.
Harrison Allen and wife to J. E. Brwilcr,
warranty, $100. lots 8 and 9, block 1,
Hills' Addition U, Ocesn C.rove. C. K.
!rown and others, to Charles Wise,
!' for five years, at fcJM per month,
lot 4, block iVl MeClure'e Astoria.
Seawall Report A, 0. Reese, business
manager for Young Si Keleey, the civil
engineers, of Portland who have agreed
to render a report on the probable plans,
and cost thereof, for the new seawall,
arrived in the city yesterday, and called
upon Chairman J. T. P.os of the sub
committee, who reviewed tin- report he
had to make in the premises and referred
Mr. Itecsf and the matter he had in
charge, to the general chairman. Dr. Al
fred Kinney, who will In due season, call
the citizen together to weigh the pro
poal of a preliminary expense of $500,
for the plans the Portland firm purposes
lo submit. It is said the plans will cover
two nr more methods of construction.
"A. & C." Post BookThe Astoria A
Columbia Itivcr Itailroad Company is
iilout to put out its newest and hand
somest summer pamphlet, devoted espec
ially to the CliitMip beaches. It i got
ten up in to4er form and contains two
pages for correspondence, with a flap to
Is- sealed by the stamp that carries it.
It contains seventeen Itfautiful views,
nlinto enirriiv.sl. of the consnli-notis snot
i - - i
along the route, ami is, without excep
tion the prettiest of all the literature
they have ever put out iu this behalf ;
though the company failed to include
the Liuling and the grandest picture
within its territory, that of the bay ami
city of Astoria, the point the line-title
is taken from. Just why this city was
ignored in the nmke-up of this dainty
piece of work, has yet to lie-explained,
if it is not, indeed, inexplicable.
Sig. L. G. Auletti, violinist, orchestra
furnished for all occasions, teacher of
violin and mandolin. Address 361 Duane
atreet, Astoria, Ore.
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Bids will be received until Monday,
June 18, 1906. at noon, at the office of
the School Clerk, 179 Eleventh street
for placing drains around the McClure
Schol Building in accordance with pUns
and specifications to be found at the
office of Architect J. E. Wicks, over the
Star Theater. Right reserved to reject
any and all bids.
By order of the Board of Directors of
School District No. 1.
E. Z. FERGUSON, Clerk.
J. W, WELCH,
J. A. EAKIN,
Committee on Repairs. .
It tones and vitalizes the entire sys
tem and makes life worth living no mat
ter what your station. Hollister'a Rocky
Mountain Tea is the greatest preventa
tive known for all diseases." 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. Frank Hart, Druggist.
Complete Sidewalk The new wooden
sidewalk on Exchange street in front of
the Redmen's Hall has been completed,
and improves the looks of that part of
tow n greatly. The 'coming Btimmer will
see more street improvement done than
for many yeao-s. """l5
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M, 1), Hprcckles of lliversidi!, Califor
nia, wu a busius vi-itor lit Astoria.
Y. K. .faeoUon, of Pendleton, was a
business visitor in this citjr yesterday,
K, Tobln of 1'ortfsiid arrived in the
city on the noon train yesterday.
Jt. Merker of Cleveland. (hio, was a
bii'-iness visitor in Astoria yesterday.
Willunn H'-lma of Portland was doing
business In the city yesterday.
(. T, Mtln-woii of fcan Diego arrived
here yesterday ou a business tour.
Will Moilison was a homing pussengef
on the twain train from Portland yester.
day.
F P. Wait of Portland came down
on the noon train yesterday, on a busi-
! in. I.inr.
C. (, Oiitiiehler of Cincinnati, was in
the city yesterday for a few hours yes
terday. V, IJoclliiig came down from Knapp
ton was in the city yesterday visiting
friends.
C. J, 1'nderwood of 8acramento spent
a few hours in this city yesterday, at
tending to business matters.
H. Deggenger of Chkagrj ia;ai. busi
ness visitor in the city sday and
was quartered at the Occident,
H. A. fcmalley of Detroit waa In A
toria yesterday on business and will
leave for Portland this morning.
V. K. Clarkson of Madison. Wis,' ar
rived in the city on the noon train yes
terday and returned to the metropolis
at 0:10 last evening.
Hon. John C. McC'ue came in from
Portland on the 11:33 train yesterday
whither he had been on an over Sunday
visit with friends.
D. I!. Mathcny, of Dallas, arrived in
the city on a flying visit yesterday, re
hiring to the Willamette Valley, xn the
l.urline last night.
Mr. G, W. Lounabcrry leaves this
morning at 8:20 o'clock for Portland,
whither she goes to attend tbe annual
se-sion of the Oregon Grand Lodge of
the Order of the Fji stern Star.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick U. Brown of
Olympia are in the city and domiciled at
the Hotel Occident. M. Brown is one
of tbe notable figures in the lumber busi
ness of the Pacific Northwest.
I). C. Kantner of Buffalo was in the
city yesterday on tour of the north
west. He was pleasantly impressed with
Astoria and says he believes there is
a great future for her, when the right
interest, are centered here. He ia a
steamship man. with vessels plying be
tween Bangor and Boston.
Club Cleaning and pressing parlors;
suits, 50 cents. Tel. Black 2184. 72 9th.
TESTED AND PROVEN.
There ia a Heap of Solace in Being
Being Able to Depend Upon a
Well-Earned Reputation.
For months Astoria readers have seen
the constant expression of praise for
Doan's Kidney Pills, and read about the
good work they have done in this local
ity. Not another remedy ever produced
"ch convicing proof of merit.
W. '. -Tonkin, of 420 East Mill street.
Portland. Ore. says: "I have no oecas-
sion to change anything that 1 said
three years ago in recommending Doan's
Kidney Pills for since that time other
members of our family have found bene
ficial results iu treating kidney com
plaint. Before using Doan's Kidney Pills
I suffered with acute attack of back
ache and a derangement of the action of
the kidneys, and dull drugging pains
made it difiicult for me to attend to luy
work. As the result of using this, fine
remedy I have been free from kidney
complaint and backache for over three
years, and therefore feel great confidence
in recommending them to others."
Plenty more proof like this from As
toria people. Call at Charles Rogers'
drug store and ask what his customers
report.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States,
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other. 1 "
Have you been betrayed by promis?
of quaoks. swallowed pills and bottled
medicine without results except a dam
aged stomach. To those we offer Hollis
ter'a Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents.
Sold by Frank Hart.
Present address Pacific Coast Borax Co.,
Bacon Bldg., Oakland, Calif.
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to, thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and assist
ance during the illness and death of our
son, Nels John Jorgensen.
MR. AND MRS. J. N. JORGENSEN
AND FAMILY.
In beauty town there dwelt a lass,
Her face was fair to see,
The secret of her beauty lay,
In Rocky Mountain Tea.
' Frank Hart, druggist,
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When You Buy"
HERMAN WISE'S
Free Pressing
Clothing bought at
Herman Wise's store
pressed FREE of
charge whenever ' you "
wish it. That saves
you . .;...,;...
$12 a Year
You benefit in every way if you buy
Men's and Boy's Clothes at
Hermann Wise
Astoria's Reliable Clothier
CX)OCOeCOOOOOCCCKX)CCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOi
You want a
one that will bend without
its edge better than any you've
IMPORTED SWEDISH SCYTHES
and in it you get all these qualities.
a tithed, we 11 refund your money !
Made of the famous Sandvik Bessemer steel, reinforced, with wide heel, which
fits the American Snath, our scythes embody the very best of skill and material.
Foard & Stokes Company
ANTI-PASS LAW VOID.
Enacting Clause is Omitted and No
Law is no Good.
SALEM, June 11. The anti-pass law.
which was adopted by the people at the
late election by such a large majority of
the votes, is void ou account of the
omission of the enacting clause.
The secretary of state will certify the
vote os the law to the governor, the
governor will issue a proclamation de
claring the law to be in effect. All this
trouble and expense will have to be
taken rvgardle of the fact that the
officials are fully aware of the fact that
the law is void. Secretary Dunbar, in
pursuance of the mandate of this law
will require every state official to file
a sworn statement to the effect that
he has not accepted a pass or free trans
portation of any kind during the time
for which he was elected. This will at
once raise the question as to the va
lidity of the law. as it is known that
several of the officials will ""not '"make
such a statement. . . .,,
' The attorney-general will be asked to
rule on Ihe' dhesHon. l'n&r'f4Ste consti
tution, and the rulings o the. supreme
court, in matters involving practically
the same question the want of an En
acting clause there can be but one out
come to the ease, the law will have to
be declared void. It is very probable
that the matter will finally have to be
ruled on by the Supreme Court.
, SALEM, June 11. Governor ChamW
lain will be called upon to name a suc
cessor1 to Judge Robert Eakin of the
Tenth Judicial District when the judge'
resigns his position as circuit judge to
assume his duties as" associate,' justice
of the supreme court next January. -
There will be a number of applicants
for the Circuit Judgeship among the
democratic attorneys residing in ' the
district which is composed of Union and
Wallowa counties. Turner Oliver and
Thomas Crawford have been mentioned
in connection with the place. . .
Governor Chamberlain has not inti
mated whom he will appoint, nor is it
certain that the appointee will be a
democrat. The governor is known to
at
July 11th
Those two fine
Pianos will be given to
two of Wise's custom
ers at the dance July
tl. One piano number
with every $5 you buy
at
Herman Wise's
Fine Store.
keen, light scythe
breaking, and ia guaranteed to bold
ever before used. Buy one of our
Try it, and if you're not
be strongly in favor of a non-partisan
judiciary, and as the appointee will suc
ceed a republican, it would not be sur
prising if the new judge i a republican.
The anointment will b for the remainder
of Judge Eakin's term which will expire
Julv 1. 1008.
National Bicycle for sale at Orkwitz.
Ask your dealer
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