SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER t, 1908.
THE MORNING ASTOUIAN, AfjTOHI A, OREGON.
NEW THEATRE AL
HOST FINISHED
ONE PIANO NUMBER WITH EVERY $5.00 PURCHASE
ORDER NOW
Bartlett Pears for Cann ng
TODAY $1.25 THE BOX
HANDSOME PLAY HOUSE NEARING
COMPLETION WILL OPEN FOUR
WEEKS, FROM LAST NIGHT THE
OPENING PLAY A FINE ONE, f
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
TILES Cf I II
Orkwili w( ikt. tf.
Ntw souvenir postal it 8vnoo'.
Otkwlli Rtpalri BlcycU
otic.
00 short
fell M. Scully, NoUry
HcuIljrV Clgr iStor. Any
public, ti
old hour I
Ic Cram mad from full ortwin, 15c
por plut. Special price for lodge ml
ehurchr. tt TiKlf't confotlonry. 7-10 tf
The very tt board to bt obtained la
th. city U at "The Occld.nt Hotel
Rat et very reaionabl.
How Do I look.-To really set your'
"'f otlinrn o you, got on of tho
rw tyl mirror t lUrt'i D.-ug Btorei
II price. A nrw nupply Juil r.c.-lvwl.
tf.
Hotel Irving, corntr Franklin avnut
and Eleventh itioet. European plan;
bit room and bord In the dty it rea
sonable prlo, tf
Regatta Aftermath If the "Antoria
T wolf Hi Annual" .11,1 nothing el, It
inspired Imlf down young people
hcrr-utMiiit to couple up their live and
fortune, n the bllful state of matri
mony, witness the three following
iviiwii Issued In their behalf by County
Clerk J. C. Clinton yrterdyi Mr.
Waller 1. Wci nml MU Clara Knapp. Iny in the s-enie supplies mi J oilier no
of Krinppn t Mr, Charles Kirkkala nml 'i"r!i nn, wl muke the Installation
Mi Anna K, Katcll, of Astoria; Mr. on hi return. He hn already elect rl
John Peterson and Ml Anna itu l ml the house for a thousand lights and
f Clntp county. big th-board la a iiiouiiiiient to hi
own lwonal skill. He will (mint all
,V a dicing for lore,, bruise and mmy for hl Mng " rt
H. K, Klvrr, lessee and manager of
tlie new Astoria tlieater, Informed a r
iur(er lift evening that the new play
I house at tlie corner of Kxchunjfc. , and
Iwelflh street steadily anpfoaoh
iug completion, and i Mug dipalchd
with the tit most care amj good (althjn.
tlie l,vlc and quality of ,lti Jdiiyluig.
The house U entirely framed up, en
cloned and ready for the plasterer, the
stage, the gallery, the stairway are all
In statu iim, and the finishing work
will lie((ln thl week. Mr, Elver will
have for l'ortlnnd In a few dav to
burns, ( tin inln-rlit ln' Salve i all that
ean 1 dfired. It in soothing and hl
liiK In It effect. It allaya the pain
uf a bum almost Instantly. TliU naive
In 11 Uo a certain rure fr chapped
hands and disease of the kln, J'rire.
'W cent.. Tor mile by Trniik Hurt and
ba:!tiijj ilrujftjUt. iep
Khe 1. the pink of prettinea. Girl
b rarvful of your complexion. Son
ihoulj bellevi In "mak up," Tak Hot
inter Koclcy Mountain Tei "tavet
making up." Tea or Tablet, J3 conta
Frank Ilari. t TJ!"
I pay no t I pay no rent,
(Hten buatod without ft cent;
Hut a king among men - from dlneaw
I'm fr,
8lnc taking Itwky Mountain Tea.
Frank Hart.
Mirrled Yteidy Waller I.. Went
of thi I'lly nnd Mi Clara Knapp of
Knappa were married In the parlor of
the Atnr Houie at 3:30 o'clock p. m,
on Saturday. Sept. 1, 100(1, Ilev. Win.
8. Oilbert ofllclating.
Why don't you have your work done
by ui ind wo do bouse lining, wall
papering, houae and lign painting. Wc
um and recommend the Heath & Milll
gan prepared paint. For or two icore
year It ha been rerognlted a the
atandard paint of America. Come and
let ua figure with you. The Eaatern
Painting ft Decorating Co., 365 Com
mercial afreet. tf.
Do It Tomorrow 1'iof. A. I., (lurk,
Ujieijnteildrnt of the rity IiikiIx, i
wry dcniroiu that the younj. people
who have brcn ilud.vin dui-ing tiie
vitnilluit pcriml nml want to be ex
aiiiliii'd for prnmolion before the open
ing of the whool J'ear, ha!l report to
I1I111 tiiiorrow, Monday, fnienoon at bi 1
Hire in the city hull, he may -1
rlain (heir want and rnitke pri'pnra-
tlon for their rxaminution pnperit nnd
the Hutu of iiielioii to be propounded
in that U'half,
Mr. Carnahan Take HoIdln obe
dience to a telegraphic communication
from Waohinton, advUing b'm of the
ollli'tnl approval of bin bond a collec
lor of eulom for the port f Antorla
and directing him to aiiine charge ol
the pout, (lark W. Carnahan yeaterdny
at 0 o'clock . hi., took over that f
thv formally, The pii-Kent atnff will
crve In the ollli-e and iimpeition de
piirtmcnt without change.
HOEFLER'S
HANDSOMEST
SWEET
SHOP
No Kick Regijtered The county
board of 'iimllrntion cloc,l itn .cnnion
nt 5 o'clock yeterdny evening with
the agreeable recfird that no radical
change have liecn demanded in the
ncMineut rail. The minor change made
for nml ngiiinxt the ollicial ndl, en
hance the value nearly 2.000, iimtcad
of reducing the reported aggregate.
The laxative effect of Chamberlain'
Stomach nnd Liver Tablet in no agree
able and o natural yon enn hardly real
Ice that it i produced by a medicine.
These tablet aluo cute Indigent ion. For
ale by Frank Hart nnd lending drug
giit.
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JOHNSON BROS.
GOOD GOODS
WE SELL ICE
111 in tin line; m fuel mere la no
phae of theatrical work in which he
doe not excel, having followed the
lniiiie all hi life on the hither ide
of the footlight, and in pinch, might
go on the board and take hi part
if b were hard preaacd.
The hoiie will lie ready, In every de
tail for the initial production on the
night of the 29th, to wit, "The Roval
Chef," and to give an Me of the char
aeter of the primary presentation, the
following taken from the Kau Claire,
Wi., Leader of a rcut date, i re
printed here:
"The Royal Chef" j n ucce., that
i, it a excellent production at the Grand
tout night won from F-au Claire critic
that eminent verdict. A large audience
greeted their uperb company and from
the rle of the curtain until the eon
eltmion of the final act, all wa har
mony. In one or two Instance the
part may have dragged a bit, but these
were overhadowed by the act of the
player, the splendor of the ncenle ef-
feet, the unity of action, the glittering
miiica gaiety of the entire presents
tion,
"It I a butnorefiie of the Occident
woven Into the eccentricitie of the
Orient. The costume are brilliant nnd
'entyt figure, well poiaed, lively and
fltttractlvc; tiuiaic, lyrical in fompnl
tion and rendered with precision; cen
eiy and Illuminating -effect pleaing In
harmony and arrangement,
"The book and lyric are by Stod
dard nml Taylor; music by Ben M.
.lerouic, staging by fill Soblke, The
c:ie ii strong. Hcinriih Ijeiiipluuiser, as
'Tlie Itoynl Chef.' is splendidly funny.
'I'iinces Tcto' i coiiient ill costume.
Her voice is good, so are the choruses.
The 'liiijah of Oolong i not a finished
j-Mit, bill on the whole, acceptable. Lord
Mitu i comfortable. Kittly 'O'llciliy,'
'llury I'aker,' mid the 'Admiral Nobles'
are meiitioiialilc.
"The life scene of 'The Drummer Hoy
of the Hiipnhannockn is one of the
thrilling piiliircs of the piny."
Business is Good The American ship
Henry Villaid has been chartered by
the Old Oregon Mills and is now en
route to the Flitvcl piers. They have
also under charter the schooners "llig
Honan?n" mid "Two Brothers'' and the
Voscmite is due nt their docks on or
about the 15th of the present month.
It Honored At the meeting of the
Pacific Coast Fire Chiefs' convention,
held nt Culgary. Albcitn. this week,
Chief Kngmcer Foster of this city was
unanimously chosen to the oflice of vice
president of the organinllou for .the
tale of Oregon.
CLOTHES BOUGHT AT
HERMAN WISE'iS
PRESSED FREE
Whenever You Say So;
Not Only Once or Twice
Eight Salesmen, Two Tailors, Besides Prompt and
Gentlemanly Attention to All
HERMAN WISE
Astoria's Reliable Clothier
FOR THE FALL TERM.
Full List of Clatsop County
Drawn Yesterday.
Jurors
Following i the full list of juror ;
drawn by the proper officer under the
statute, for service at the coming term
of the Hon. Circuit Court, which con
vene here on the 17th of September,
Judge T. A. McBride presiding!
Name, Residence. Ck.upatio 1
lohn F. Christ ianAstoria '.Logger I
.lame F. Uardlne Astoria. .". . .aloonman
H.ant Christiansen Astoria Butcher
Wm. Mdion ...Astoria Merchant
Wiliam Kelly ...Astoria Woodysrd
Ineob Butt Astoria Laborer
I). Malnganiba ..Astoria Merchant
Sam Lebeck ....Seaside. Millman
Louis Knoblock .Seaside f-Millman
J. P. Bain Astoria tontrnctor
Wm. Hell Atoria.,... Carpenter
(oseph Alley .. Astoria Farmer
T. F. Laurin ..Astoria Merchant
(ins Rronnel .. ,KI-ie ..Farmer
V. C. Hnrdie ...Warrenton. Teamster
Sam Klmore .. .Astoria.... Cnoitalist
Alfred Babhidge Astoria Engineer
I. P. Badnllet ...Astoria.... ....Clerk
L, Mansur Atoria Cnpitalist
Win, McKeever ..lewell Farmer
Frank Bentilla .Astoria '"isherman
F. E. Baatovv . . Xew Astori Teamster
Chit. J, Andorsor Astoria..... Naherinnn
Percy E. Allen . V'lsic ..Farmer
Otis Dolph Olney Farmer
(1, F. McDennott N'cw Astori , .Laborer
.. u. r.nevoiascn vesper inrmer , tr Us without dcav
. K. Jenn ....Astoria Farmer
Kriek Ilnuke ....Astoria Merchant
.Tolin E. Ixignn .. Seaside Laborer
Robert MoMath Westnort Farmer
BASEBALL
TODAY
BROWNS vs
PORTLAND MAROONS
On A. F. C. Grounds at 2:30 P. M.
Regatta Queen and Staff and Admiral and
Staff Respectfully Invited to Attend.
YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS IT
DECK AND DOCK NEWS. ') !
sssi
The British steamer collier Welling
ton crossed in last evening from Ranai
mo, B. C, with a heavy cargo of coal
for Portland. She went on to the me-
An "Astorian" Relative Editor L, C.
Tivlnnd of the Moro Observer, nnd a son
of Hon. D. C. Ireland, founder and first
editor of the Morning A.storiau, was a
Regit ttn tourist here yesterday.
Funeral Monday The funeral of the
Into William Hnggbloin, son of John
llngghlnm, will take place tomorrow af
ternoon from tlio family residence nt 2
o'clock, Rew Gustavo Rydquist officiat
ing. The interment will be In Green
wood cemetery.
BEAUTY RULES OF THE BEAUTIES.
Breakfast early, a little walk, a little
talk, luncheon, an hour' rest, and at
night Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. Frank Hnrt.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
has moved to 172 Tenth street, with n
complete line of new machines. We also
have a few slightly damaged machines at
a bargain. Phone Black 2234. tf.
BAND CONTEST.
The person returning the largest num
ber fo Jose Vila cigar bands to the
undersigned by October 15th will receive
a box of 25e. Jose Vilas free to the
next largest one box 12Jc. Jose Vilas.
Save the bands. Victor Miller, corner
Ninth and Bond streets. s-w-f.
ABSCESS.
ABSCESSES, with few exceptions, are
indicative of constipation or debility.
W. H. Hnrrlson, Cleveland, Miss.,
writes, Aug. 15, 1902s "I want to say
a word of praise for Bnllards Snow
Liniment. I stepped on a nail, which
caused the cords of my leg to con
tract nnd an abscess to rise In my knee,
nnd the doctor told me that I would
have a stiff log, so one day I went to
J. F. Lord's drug store (who is now
In Denver, Colo.). He recommended
a borne of snow Liniment; l got a
50c size and it cured my leg. It Is
the best liniment in the world." Hart's
Drug Store.
The Italian cruiser Dogalia left for
Portland yesterday morning and carried
with her the best wishes of all Astor
ians, fbn the manifold contributions
she made to the pleasure and success
of the great regatta. She will visit
the metropolis for a week and then go
to the Sound cities; but wherever she
goes, she will live long and happily in
the memories of the people here,
The tug Samson left out yesterday
for Gray's Harbor, conveying some
barges.
The steamer Telegraph came down
yesterday with sixty people for As
toria and took away 160 homeward
bound regatta viators'.
DONE BY DEED.
ATTENTION, F. 0. E.
There will be no meeting of the Aerie
this Sunday. Regular meeting takes
(dace next Sunday, Sept. 0.
A. D. CRAIG, Worthy President.
STORAGE BATTERIES.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
LOST SOLID GOLD WATCH, HOW
aid movement, $50 reward; return to wormanship.
Snvov saloon. tf cal supplies, 642 Duane street.
We sell the Northwestern Storage
sep Battery, the very best on the market
; for automobiles, gasoline launches, etc
We have the finest and most complete
charging plant for storage batteries.
Recharging and repairing done. Expert
R. R. Carruthera. electri-
t.f.
II. C. Thompson and wife to W. S.
Chapman, fifteen lots at Seal
Rock beach $1,000
Astoria Abstract, Title and Trust
Co. to same company, lots 2,
block 131, Shively's Astoria 100
Cnited States to Jonas Unbenau,
patent 160 acres Section 31, T.
5, X. R. 8 W
Jonas Unbenau and wife to K. H.
Murts. 160 acres last above de
scribed 600
C. F. Yurgen and wife to Mrs. M.
M. Taylor, lots 5 and 6, block 2,
in Pine Grove. Seaside 600
Elk Creek & Cannon Beach Land
Co. to Theresa Urfur, lot 8. block s
12, Elk Creek Park .......... 75
Same to James Lugg, lots 3 and 4,
block 11, Elk Creek Park 150
Same to F. G. Urfur, lots 1 and 2,
block 11, Elk Creek Park .... 150
Same to J. A. Urfur, lot 3, block ,
7, Elk Creek Fark
Sam to O. R. Urfur, lot 14, block
7, in Elk Creek Park
Same to A. Kline, lot 8, block 8,
Elk Creek Park
Same to J. Kline, lot 8, block 9,
Elk Creek Park
Same to H. L. Coulter, lot 9, block
9, Elk Creek Park 75
75
75
75
75
SPECIAL ROUND TRIP.
Excursion rate for Labor Day cele
bration, at Portland, Ore., September
3.. The A. & C. R. R. will sell special
round trip excursion tickets from As
toria to Portland and return on Septem
ber 2nd and 3rd, at rate of $2.70, tickets
good to return up to and including
September 4th. 8-25-6t.
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