THE M011NINO ASTOMAN, ASTORIA, OltECON.
WAYS OF ROOSEVELT
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Boldly Comes to Aid of Senators
Who Would Support Him.
ENTERS MEETING UNASKED
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Praaldsnt DIiouimi Brownsville Prob
Urn with Party M.n How the Re
publican Will Pat Santo Do
mingo Traaty.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1W97.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Sg.-The ff
fi'Cllvriii XH nf Hi,, personality of l'r
Mi'iit KmiNKVxIl mid llm routtli-itiid-ready
way In wlllrh lid (J'f lulhK,
AIH'II ll hltN llllldn up hi irilml 111 ttl?,
WilH lllllHllllti'.l till Week whin the
aitinlitlnlrtttloii iiikI 1lln iihtl-udmltilri-triillini
m-iiiilor were, alii'inptlng I"
t loKi-thr mid frniiio up a compio
nti resolution on tint lirownnvllle af
fair, In mull nliiiiii I tut t (hey con I1
avoid (hit lieeeimlly of itiCiptlitK leill
' oeritllc hip In iiiimilii( tln I'n-bI-1i'iiin
mtltiii In tlml iimtier,
TIl'To Wr arVi'l ;il ciiiifoi i ticm nil
Nun. lay mid mm of f Itt-ttt dutlin th'
rtftunioori wun h"l, ill the nnld-n-i'
of Hermtor I.inl(f, the permmiil friend
of tlio President. Wlmther tlm J'r--Mi'iit
wn Infiu moil of it ) , . , t known,
Hut, however f hat may l, whllo the
m-lintorn, ri-pri'Hi'iilliiit both faction
wera there, tha lreldciu drove up,
tin k (hi" lu ll, and before anybody
knew who tin. vMior wti, th door
wn thrown open it n1 tho 'rldcnt
of tha United 8ttr wiih 11 njn-rt.il In,
With fimrfuierlHtle frankiie the
President Iwgnn to iHrch tlm Mum
lion with tin' Kunittorx, ll noon rvl
denicd iIib f.iel thai In, wim wllttutr
to inert ihi-iu half wuy In solving the
problem. In tt few direct clear-cut
peritonei lm outlined hi ponltloti,
nutJo it prucllcal HUKK"ilon or two
nri'l then Invited Hen ill or IkIko to go
for n hurmbiuk ride with him. Tho
result of tli In Impromptu visit of tho
preldent wn (in tiKreemenl, hut with
out w all Inn lo find out what effect hi
pnrtlrliiitoi In tlm conference would
huv. Hip President went nhout hi'
way. He pcnl thrro hour rldlnif
IhroiiKh th rtuhurhN iin, returned to
thi White oun where ln pnt the'
I'Vi-tilnit uuklly mid calinly im if ho
knew nothing: of nn Internal parly row;
or Hint ruch u thing' a n "crll" In
the party hud ever l-wn thieai.-tied. 1
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A good dlory uhoiil Senator Union
of ilfurglii I going tlm round nt the'
capital. Kvcryhody I cnjoyliig it Inn;
tin- niiiiitor. Thrri- In pi-iidlng lirfrirc
lh Si'niiic Commltii-i- on Kondgu Ui.
I.illon it tr.Mty vvllh S.into JioiiiIuko,
lil It kIvcx HiIm govcniuiriit tho rlgh't
to collect and iUiMtriH th(. nvr-iiiii-K
of i he Mund for Did puipoHc of
applying' a p..ni.niiigo of thfin lo llu
paymfiit of tin. foreign ddit of tlm
lllll rcpuhllc. Other iiuittcr nr In
volved, Including n waving of the
"hlg mlik" find Hint nort of thing.
To all of till Mr, Huron 1 bitterly
opposed. Ho 1 l lie hea and front
of thn opiioHltloii to thU treaty and
reprPHent the view of tlm majority
Wc want to make Astoria a city of 50,
000 population.
We want new enterprises of all kinds in
here.
We want people who own property that
will do for building purposes to Losen up
and put it on the market. .
; We want to sell this property for you and
we will advertise it free of charge to you.
We want you to list your property with
us, no matter what kind you have or where
it is located, farms, timber lands, city or sub
urban property, we want to sell it for you.
We want to make things move around
good old Astoria and we are going to make
them move.
We want to sell you a piece of property:
we have some of the best bargains to be
found and if you have money laying in the
bank bringing you no income at all, come to
our office at once and we will "cut you
next" to some good things.
No matter how much money you have to invest, $100
or $100,000. we have some good things that will bring you
wonderful profits in a few years. It is not guess work with
us. We know what we are talking about.
Look over our list on Page 6, and if you don't see any
thing there that strikes you come to our office. We are
glad to show you.
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REAL ESTATE, INVESTMENTS.
495 Commercial Street, Near 11th'
ASTORIA, OREGON.!!
of Deiiiooruta. I'pon tha voto of tho
tieorglu Htnator hlngen the fnto of the
treaty In the commit tve. Ho will not
vote for It, and the committee I un
iihlo to make a favorable report. Un
der exlHtlng condition the opponltlon
of Mr. Hacon on tho tloor of the Sen
al Ih HUih that he would defeat the
treaty oven If he had to talk it to
death.
Hepuhlleaiirt find that through tho
railing of u Hpeclal !tenlon of, the
e In'i it . , 'i : i V
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No More
Cold Rooms
If you only knew how much comfort
cn be derived from a PERFECTION
Oil Heater how simple and economical
its operation, you would not be without
it another day.
You cau quickly make warm and coy
any cold room or hnllwuy no matter in
what part of the bouse. Vou can heat
wuter, and do many other thiugi with the
PERFECTION
Oil Heater
(Eqnlpped with Smokeless Device)
Turn tno wick as high or low at vou can there's no danger.
Carry heater from room to room. All parta easily cleaned. Givea
intense heat without amoke or smell because equipped with amoke-
.CDB UCTIV6,
Made in two finishes nickel and tanan. Ttraaa nil
inn ciuiaiiku, aiuius 4 quaru ui on ana uurns 9
hours. Every heater warranted. If you cannot get
heater or information from your dealer, write to
nearest agency for descriptive circular.
cannot be
equalled for
It. k.lV.
- r , a. , , j , ii uu(ui
! and steady light, simple con
struction and absolute safety.
Equipped with latest improved burner. Made of
brass throughout and nickel plated. An ornament to
any room whether library, dining-room, parlor or bed
room. Every lamp warranted. Write to nearest
agency if not at your dealer's. ,
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Semite they can easily ratify this
treaty, especially In view of the fact
that Its terms 11 r to be modified and
the "Interference" of this government
In the affairs of the Island Is to be
limited strictly to tho collection of
customs dues a.nd the payment of the
debt. Two or three years ago, at the
auggentlon of the farmer members of
tho Oorgla legislature, the time of
holding the sessions of that boJy
changed from November, when the
crops were being- gathered, to June.
When this was done no thought was
taken of the forthcoming election of
a T'nlted States senator. Mr. Tlacon
has been selected to succeed himself
by a state primary. His term expires
March 3 next. The legislature does
not meet until Juno. Under the terms
of tho constitution there Is no va
cancy In the Senate caused by "death,
resignation or otherwise," that will
penult the governor to appoint. The
Ceoigln legislature already has had
the opportunity to elect, but has
fulled to exercise Its prerogative. There
will be a hiatus In the Georgia repre
sentation from March 3 until some
time In Juno after tho legislature con
venes. Tlio Republicans, relieved of tHe
opposition of Mr. Hacon, will take ad
vantage of his temporary absence from
oltlcinl duties and ratify tho treaty.
This programme Is based upon the
contingency that Mr, Racon will not
permit action at this session, and
that he will recede from his present
position Is Improbable. Still, Mr.
Bacon does not enjoy the Joke that
puts him out of office tor three months
and especially at a time when he
feels he could be so useful In prevent
ing favorable action on this treaty,
MUSICAL NUMBERS IN "PIXIES."
Bright", Sparkling Music, Grotesque
Costuming and Fun Galore.
Tho score of "The Pixies" Is excep
tionally bright, and of the whistling
sort. Forty numbers will be heard,
embracing solos, duets, quartets, chor
uses, and Incidental music for the
drills and marches. The principal
numbers are as follows:
ACT I.
Cradle Song... Miss Kathryne Shively
As Queen TItania.
Chorus... "Hall to the Morning Sun"
One Hundred Fairies.
Chorus . . . "We will Strew Her Path"
The Fairies.
Quartet "Four Little Butterflies"
The Butterflies.
Solo "The Plan of a Woman"
Miss Shively.
Duet and chorus
"Mammy's Black Lambs"
Cella Hall and Valentine Welch as the
Gold Dust Twins.
Finale Chorus of 200 voices
The reserved seat sale will open at
the box office of the Astoria Theatre
this morning at 11 o'clock. All hold
ing tickets are urged to lose no time
In securing their seats as two packed
houses are assured. It will be given
Wednesday and Thursday nights of
this week.
IMPORTS INCREASE.
Solo.
How to Avoid Pneumonia.
Tou can avoid pneumonia and other
serious results from a cold by taking
Foley's Honey and Tar. It stops the
cough and expels the cold from the
system, as It Is mildly laxative. R
fuse any but the -genuine in the yel
low package. T. F. Laurln, Owl Drug
Store. I
"Tell Me, Will My Dream Come True"
Maude Ross, as Angelica.
Chorus "Hobgoblins Are We"
The Goblins.
Chorus "Off with a' 'St' We Go"
The Pixies.
Solo and chorus "I Am the Prince"
.Mrs. ("has. Cullender and the Pixies.
Chorus "Columbia"
Pixies and Fairies.
Amuaon March and Drill
Sixteen Young Ladies as Amazons.
Chorus "Victory Will Crown Us"
Full chorus of 200 voices.
ACT II.
Chorus. ."Let Our Anvils Loudly Ring"
The Goblins. .
Solo "A Happy Roving Pair"
strel with his trick monkey, James
strel with his trick monkeq, James
Keating.
Solo and chorus "Chinaman Will Mally"
Emma Woottln as Wun Lung and the
Pixies.
SolO "Mn'vho"
Gayle Roberts as the Due.
Solo "Love is Tvrant"
Mrs. Callender.
Chorus and Drill... "The Toy Monkey"
Twelve young ladies as Japanese Mai
dens.
Duet "When Hearts Are True"
Miss Shively and Mrs. Callender.
BUENOS ATRES, Jan. 2S. The im
ports for 1906 aggregated $269,970, 521
in gold, an increase of over $64,000,000.
The exports amounted to $292,530,628 a
decrease of $30,590,012. The decrease
of exports was largely in livestock,
wool and wheat.
ECZEMAVTFIV BAD
f OR THREE 1$
Consulted Physicians to No Avail
Uses Cuticura Soap, Ointment
and Pills and Is Soon Perfectly
well The Disease Having Left
Her Entirely.
CANNOT RECOMMEND
CUTICURA TOO HIGHLY
A CARD.
This Is to certify that ail druggists
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley's Honey and Tar falls to cure
your cough or cold. It stops the
cough, heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from a cold. Cures la
grippe coughs and prevents pneumon
ia and consumption. Contains no
opiates. The genuine is in a yellow
package. Refuse substitutes. T. F.
Laurln, Owl Drug Store.
Mr. Dryden of New Jersey Is expe
riencing some difficulty in making his
performance compatible with his Gib
raltar advertisements.
How to Avoid Apoenrileltla.
Most victims of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated.
Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronlo constipation by stimulating
the liver and bowels and restores the
natural action of the. bowels. Orlno
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nau
seate or gripe and Is mild end pleas
ant to take. ' Refuse substitutes. T.
F. Laurln, Owl Drug Store.
"I take great pleasure in reforming
you that I was a sufferer of eczema in a
very bad form for the past three years.
I consulted and treated with a number
of physicians in Chicago, but to no avail.
I commenced using the Cuticura Reme
dies, consisting of Cuticura Soap, Oint
ment and Pills, three months ago, and
today I am perfectly well, the disease
having left me entirely. I cannot re
commend the Cuticura Remedies too
highly to any one suffering with the
disease that I have had. Mrs. Florence
E. Atwood, 18 Crilly Place, Chicago, 111.,
October 2, 1905. Witness: L. S. Berger.
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Comnlete local
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which women suffer
may be found on
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zLz?'' wrapped about the
uuueura umiment.
The pure, sweet, gentle, yet effective
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women, especially mothers, for preserv
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scalp, hair and hands, for the treatment
of inflammatory and ulcerative condi
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agents in restoring to health, strength
and beauty pale, weak, nervous, prema
turely faded, run-down women.
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