Thursday, November is, 1000.
THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
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Chairman Griggi Favors Such
Nomination for President.
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SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR
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Mr. Qurfitld Hut Alwayt Taken an Ae
tlve Interest In Polltloi and Aspired
to tht Oovtrnorihlp
I of Ohio.
WAHIUNOTON, Nov. HHiudy
had the rnltirim dUchmcd (hit ilffout
of Mr, Honi'Nt for governor of Now
York limit lMiocrtn In Washington
Iipkiiii 10 titlk of (iirxlilciitliil Candida
U-. ll wait thouxht the New York
i-lectlmi would clarify tlui situation,
but It hitKn't. Tlnre ilocmi't hopiu lo
lt liny mure titinnltnliy of opinion now
limn when Mr. Hi-aml's vigorous cam.
nlKu hud tlu country by llio cum.
Mr. Ilrynn, of murse, In wtlll the
maat talked of, but there lun'l thitt a-
nrwi'tiH'tit among I''iwirritt a lo hi
nvnlhihlllty which hl friend hud ho
jid would follow th election. Close
on (hp Itfftn of hit failure to swure the
HerUon of it pernm-hiiUc lloux of Ri
IireK'ntatlvp. mmn Chairman OrlKK.
f tho IH-morrntlc congrMslimnl com
mittee, with a declaration In fnvor of
the nomination of John Bhnrp 'VII
Hum I,, l'.uiS.
"I nm for Williams," the Oetirulii
HtnlPHiiuin del-lure, "rcifitrdlpim of the
miipoltoit thut 11 Houlhcrn man run
not ! elertod, It I evident thitt, al
though limocrntlo principle ore c
ccplcd nnd pin In force by it Republl
rfiii ndmlnltrntlun. tho Democratic
puny 11 now organized ciinnoi get
thi office. After t 111 m I nm a I -ocrnt
with a prefix a Southern Dem
ocrat one who will advocate the nom
inal Inn of n candidate for the presi
dency who will plena tho Southern
Democrat, If the North Intend to
rontlnui' to punlNh u for the nln of
our fathci. I nm In favor of accep
ting: the verdict now, it n it nctlnif ar
rordlngly." There In Jubilation among the friend
Of Jarne Hudolph Garfield. Whfn
change lii the cabinet were tuinoutv
ipd Hlmiily before election nnd Ihe
name of riurlMd did not nppeor, there
wan 11 feeling among hi friend that
the 'ommlmiloner of Corporation had
not been fairly treated. Ho had told
theln. come lime before, that ho wits
to enter the cabinet, and It wim un
tli.rtood bin portfolio wan to be Com
merce and Labor. Mr. fiarnVId wao
not at liberty to explain that plan
lind been changed and that he wan to
mice 1 PI hull Alb n Hitchcock tt Sec
retary of Interior. HI friends, there
fore, had to do the bent they could at
KUfKfdiig. and Dielr gueni wna that
I'reMldi'tit had not kepi faith.
Thein him been considerable com
ment on the fact that not since Rob
ert Lincoln retired from tho aecretary
Hblp of war In 1SX5 had there been it
RAIN - WIND
RAIN COAT TIME
Rain and wind is about all we have had lately in
the line of weather. It's impossible to carry an
umbrella. You need a Cravenette Rain Coat
Never wore one? Don't know what you're miss
ing. Buy a Brownsville Cravenette and defy both
rain and wind. Received by yesterday's freight
ten patterns--ninty raincoats--right from our
tailor shops. Over forty kinds to pick from, as
many as you'll find in any Portland store. Come
and buy today they're going like hot cakes.
Prices to fit any purse. $12.50 to $30.
OREGON BUCKSKIN OVERCOATS, $15.00
A little heavier, not quite so long as Raincoats; Grey, Blue or
Black. Good as any $25.00 Overcoat.
GREAT WOOLEN GOODS SALE STILL ON
UNDERWEAR
Woolen Underwear for Men and
Women, Natural Gray and light
value Or
Mrown; regular $1.50 J J
Natural Gray and Drown, single
and double breasted Underwear
for Men; regular 11.75
value, per garment..
Complete line of fine Imported un
dorwear In pure AuMrallan and
Scotch wool; bIho silk and wool
mixed regular 12.25 to 13 00 val
ues; sale prices, 11.75 and.... $2.00
$1.35
SOCKS
Enough Wool Socks here to atart
a, wholesale house
2 pairs 25o Black. Blue or Brown
Wool Mixed.
5 pairs $1.00 Black. Brown or Nat
ural Gray Cashmere.
6 pairs $1.00 Tarn Knit Socks, reg
ular 35c values.
3 pairs J1.00 Heavy "Homo-Knit"
Yarn Socks.
50o pair. Heavy "Alaska" Socks;
regular 75c value.
BLANKETS
Need some?
Better buy now.
Prices won't be so low again.
All Pure Oregon Wool.
$3.75 for $5.00 Mottled Gray, dou
ble blankets.
$5.00 for J6.50 Mottled Gray double
blankets.
$6.00 for 18.50 Pure Lambs Wool
White Blankets.
$750 for 310.00 Pure Lamb's Wool
White Blankets.
Better ones If you want them.
OTHER WOOLEN
GOODS
Cashmere and Silk and Wool
Shirts, Flannel Shirts, single or
double breasted. Wool Sweaters,
Macklnaws, Knit Wool Vests and
Knit Wool Coats; and Tarn, Wool
Batting for comforts ready tor
use. In fact everything carried in
a woolen Mill store, all go at re
duced prices during this sale.
MNSM
Mill to Man Clothiers
WOOLE
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684 Commercial St.. bet. 15th and 16th
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hod of a President In tho Cabinet. In
net, Mr. Garfield Is the only son of
cMldiijiit who (tuning rocrtit years
h been at all prominent In public
llf, though Gen. Fred Grant Is mak-
AVrc8c tabic Prcparalionfor As
similating thcFoodandncula
ling the Stomachs andDowcls of
PromolcsDuJesllon.Cliccrful
ncssandltest.Contalns neither
Opium,"MorphinC nor MiiaaL
Not NAitcoTic.
yW Smi'
Alximn"
Ancrfectllcmcdy forConsUna-
tioh. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca,
Worms .Convulsions .Feverisn
ncss and Loss of Sleep.
facsimile Signature of
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For Over
Thirty Years
Iiik for hluiHi'lf an enviable reputation
as a aoldicr.
The new Secretary of the Interior
Is the aecond son of the lata President
Garfield, and has always displayed a
keen Interest In publlo affairs. He
won born at Hiram, Ohio, and like his
father and brother, Harry, attended
Williams Collejre and later graduated
from the Columbia Law School In New
York. Upon his admission to the bar
In 1888 he entered Into practice at
Cleveland.
A decade ago he served In the Ohio
legislature, and was a member of the
committee which exonerated the late
Marcus A. Hanna of the charge of us
ing Improper Influences in securing
his election to the United States Sen.-
nte. His entrance Into the field of
nntlo-nl affairs was when President
Roosevelt appointed him a member of
tho Civil Service Commission, about
five yenrs ago. When the Bureau of
Corporations came Into existence, In
February, 1903, he was appointed Its
first Commissioner, nnd has held the
office since.
Mr. Garfield Is a trustee of Williams
College, and President of the Board
of Trustees of Lake Erie College, at
Palnesvllle, Ohio. Unlike his elder
brother Harry, he hns always had pol
itical ambitions, and seven years ago
thought seriously of becoming a can
didate for Governor of Ohio.
Senator Hanna, at that time the lea
der of the Republican organization of
the state, picked Judge George K.
Nash as his candidate, however, and
Garfield soon after announced himself
a candidate for Congress In the Twen
tieth district. After a spirited con
test, which became busily complicated
before It closed, Jacob A. Deldler was
nomlnnted and elected and Is now con
cluding his third successive term.
DECIDE YOURSELF.
The Opportunity is Here, Backed
Astoria Testimony.
by
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YHf INTMimOKMNT, HI
WTORHSITV.
President Roosevelt's departure for
Panama has again bereaved the Cap
ital, but there is consolation in the
fact that within leas' than a
Congress will be in session.
(Don't take our word for it.
Don't depend on a stranger's state
ment Read Astoria endorsement
Read the statements of Astoria cit
izens, And decide for yourself.
Here Is one case of It:
E. C. Ruland, printer, living on As-
tor St., Astoria, Ore., says: "I have
tried several guaranteed kidney cures,
but consider Doan's Kidney. Pills the
best and highly recommend the rem
edy to my friends. My trouble had
bothered me off and on for many
years. I had pain in the small of
my back, sharp twinges -when stoop
ing or lifting and tho aching both
ered me a great deal at night. I
was tired,, languid and very nervous,
but since using Doan's Kidney Pills
I have not had these nervous spells
nor the headaches I used to suffer
from. The results have been a great
Improvement in the condition of the
kidney secretions. Doan's Kidney
Pills have been so great a help that
I am continuing with them and feel
sure of relief whenever suffering from
these troubles."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New Tork, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
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ABOUT PAINTS AND PAINTING, TEEN COME TO US;
WE HAVE A REPUTATION GAINED BY TWENTY-FIVE
YEARS OF GOOD WORE; WE CANT AFFORD TO DO A SIN
GLE UNSATISFACTORY JOB. WE USE MATERIALS THAT
OUR EXPERIENCE HAS TAUGHT US ARE THE MOST SAT
ISFACTORY AND WE STAND BACK OF OUR WORK. WX
ARE RIGHT HERE IN ASTORIA, WHERE YOU CAN GET
AT US IF ANYTHING GOES WRONG.
B. F. ALLEN 8 SON
NEW STORE COS. nth AND BOND STREETS.
FINANCIAL.
Q. A. BOWLBY, President.
L PETERSON, Vice-President
fRANK PATTON, Cashier.
J. W. GARNER, Assistant Cashier.
Cured of Bright't Disease.
Mr. Robert O. Burke, of Elnora, N.
Y., writes: "Before I started to use
Foley's Kidney Cure I had to get up
from twelve to twenty times a night,
and I was all bloated up with dropsy
and my eyesight was so impaired that
I could scarcely see one of my fam-
month . ily across the room. I had given up
Airen.lv noP ' Uvlng, when a friend recom-
mnA3w4 YT-aIav TTMnAV fMlFA. HflA KA
prominent Senators and Representa-, t workea
lives are arriving In the city and Was-jfora x ha(1 taken th bottie the
htngton is taking on the aspect of a dropsy had gone, as well aa all other
busy seat of government.
symptoms of Brlght's Disease."
F. Lauren, Owl Drug Store.
Astoria Savings Bank
Capital Paid In (100,000, Surplus and Undivided Proms 158,000.
Transact a General Banking Business. Interest Paid on Time Deposit
168 Tenth Street,
ASTORIA, OREGON
First National Bank of Astoria, Ore.
ESTABLISHED 188(3.
Capital $100,000
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