THE MORNING ASTOKIAN, ASTOKIA, OltEGON.
SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1907.
RIVER, BAR AND BAY
Costa Rica Leaves Out for San
Francisco.
from Portland w'ly ymorday morning
but the bar was too roiiKh for nor all
day and alio will not got nwsy until
this mornl ng sontet I m.
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
ROANOKE DUE IN 1T0DAY
Wrestler Gott On A Rampage Argyls
Du. From tht South Nom City Bar
Bound Marconi It Ready For South
America.
The steamship Costa Rica left the
O. R. & N. docks In this city yesterday
morning In time to cross out over the
bar at t:40 o'clock. She had every
berth and stateroom filled and was
loaded deep with freight Inspectors of
Hulls and Boilers Edward GrIITeth and
H. C. Lord, lately of the Seattle dis
trict, but now transferred to San Fran"
clsco, were passengers- on board.
The barkentlne Wrestler got restless
at her anchorage oft the city early yes
terday morning and begun to drag
down the bay. narrowly missing sev
eral craft on her meandering, but
luckily she was brought to and so-
cured before anything happened. She
will get away to San Francisco this
morning, along with the Agate and
several others.
(Miwvh Term..
The dnirt Mfter i'oisiWrhtir
claims 'rexenUM Hiriilnst the Count
The steamship Roiinoke whs duo Inlordoivd that warrants bo drawn
last evening from Los Anwlos, San the social Funds ' follows, to-wit
Francisco and Kuroka, but she did not ! Uouoial Fund
make it and will probably enter port
this .morning.
I3.S1
liomt luntrut o. 3 Fund .... IS.3
Uou,i DiHtrUt No. 3 Fund .... f.l
noun nistrict No. 5 Fumt .... 9.2
ine scnooner , K. liume arnvon ; Koad pisirlct No. 10 Fund ... t.'.4.S0
down" yesterday inornlnK on the lines ' Koad dUsti'lct No. 12 Fund.,,. 151
of the Cklahnnm, and will leave out j Koad Plstrlct No. 15 Fund.,,. 4;
today for San Frnneisoo. Koad nistrict No. 17 Fund.... US
The oil tank steamer' Argyle was due
to arrive hi last evening. Captain Tom
Crang was down to meet her and pilot
her to the metropolis.
The schooner Vlrlgnla is In port and
will haul to the Simpson mills today
for another load of lumber for San
Francisco.
Total amount
allowed ....
Total number
continued ..,
of Claims
.4.2HS.-;
of claims
IT-'.fi
of Claims
IU71.4
The schooner Alvena went upto Port
land on the hawsers of the Cklahama
yesterday morning.
Total amount
presented .
Oswald Hansel appeared and ahke
that he have refunded to him $8.50,
being the amount of costs paid by him
tit a suit brought by the suptrvlsor n:
road district for the collection of the
1906 road poll tax. The Court anor
considering the matter and being full
advised, denied the application.
In the mutter of the resignation of
Hon. C. C. Masten, as County Commls
sloner. Now, at thlK time C. C. Mas
having presented his resignation
Foley'ns County Commissioner, the Court
1
1 desires to express their appreciation
Nt Cat on Reeera.
Thar U ao case on record of a coufh
or cold resulting In pneumonia or con
sumption after Foley's Honey and Tar
has been taken, as It will stop your
cough and break up your cold quickly, ten
Refuse any but the ran ulna.
Uatih mrtA "P m In m waIIjvbV narf'k'a '
Contain no nntstM an.l la aafa and
ura. T. T. Laurln, Owl Drug Store.!""'1 - 11 therefore ordered
I That this Court (by the resignation
aMm nun ! of C. C. Marten) loses a careful and
j considerate member, and the tax pay
InereasM ana 12.50 Round Trio Rst.1 "r a servant who had their Interests
via A. e C. R. R. Is Popular. j at heart always. That
8UNDAY TRAVEL TO
The steamer Lurline got down a bit
behind time last evening, owing to
heavy bank business en route. Captain
Lark In reports that yesterday he ex
perienced the stlffest east wind of the
entire winter season on the down trip,
and that It had not been for the work
of landing so often she would have
been at his dock here by 4 o'clock.
The German steamship Tiberius will
finish loading at the Tongue Point mills
on Tuesday next and will move at
once to Rainier," where she will make
up her cargo for Shanghai, China.
The schooner Marconi finished load
ing lumber at the Knappton mills yes
terday and will probably clear for Val
paraiso today and leave out on the ear
liest tide for her long voyage.
success may
Travel from this city to Portland ; follow his efforts in the future, Is the
on Sunday at the low round trip rate: earnest wish of the Court
of 11.50 Is on the Increase snd many j It is ordered that the resignation
enjoy that day In the metropolis each , 0f Mr. Marten be accepted
vutr TMa ma will K- AAnHnt,.! !
" - v u appearng l0 , county Court
throughout the winter and the volume 1.. . . , . ., .
. ; that a county commissioner should be
day would Indicate that the public pointed to fill the vacancy caused
appreciates It. ll-l-tf 'b' ln re'"na,,on ot Mr Mten, and
, the Court being now ready to con-
WORKED LIKE A CHARM. i 8'''er a' matter, Commissioner Lar
Mr. D. N. Walker, editor of that spl-' n placed in nomination Mr. John
cy Journal, the Enterprise, Louisa, VaV Frye and there being no further nom
says: T nn a nail Into my foot last lnatlons upon a vot Mr. Frye wa
week and at once applied Bucklens ......
Arnica Salve. No lnnamatlon follow- unanimously appointed to fill the va-
ed: The salve simply healed the cane: caused by the resignation of
wound." Heals every sore, burn and Mr. Masten.
skin disease. Guaranteed at Cnaa
Rogers, Druggist 25c.
In the matter of the resignation as
Road Master. Now at this time John
Many business men are short-sight- Frye having presented his resignation
ed In not looking Into things. They M County Road Master: The Court
are dally losing money by not adop- while loth to accept Mime, hereby pla
ting the great HolUster Rocky Moun- ces themselves on record as to the
tain Tea system. Makes them well record of said officer. And It Is or-
snd keens them well. S5 cent Frank dered by the Court: That the thanks
the sum of I4S4.00. It li ordered I ha
the contract be awarded to Mr, Liu
son and that iu be required to fur
ulsh a bond In the sum of l'JUO.00 for
the faithful performance of said con
tract.
Messrs. .Vystrt'in ami Ilond having
agreed to take the County Saw Mill
whotv It now stands, at Jewell, at th
price oflJMUlo, and having depositor
the sum of $100,00 with the Count
t Ink k part payment. It Is ordorei'
that a Kill of Sale bo imide to Nystroni
Mond, that same bo placed In the
hands of Commissioner Frye, who
authorised to colled the balance due,
In the matter of the Port of Colum
bla. The Court having selected as
Attorneys Messrs. O, C. Fulton. Fran
J. Ta lor and J. F. Hamilton and the
being present and the Court having
'discussed the matter. It Ik ordered
that the Clerk write the County four
of Columbia County, stating that Clat
sop County, through It County Court
and other Commercial bodies, having
protested against the "Port of Colum
bla" bill, and desire to know the stand
that the County Court of Columbia
County will take In the matter o
testing the law.
The Court having considered tha
matter of tide boxes at W. J. Ingnlls
place, Is of the opinion that the nme
expenditure of money In rulslng the
road across the tide land would im
prove Uie road and obviate th neces
sity of placing the tide boxes In the
dyke. The County Surveyor Is In
structed to place grade stakes, raising
mild road nt least two feet In low pla
en, making a true grade from I"'
Kalis HIM to toe Keith Hill.
(To be continued In tomorrow's Issue.)
DOWNWARD COURSE.
The steamer Nome City came down ( Hart
riennen's Toilet Powder
is the Shining Hark of Success
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Fwaimila of Box.
which every Imitator aims at. But Mermen's
Borated Talcum Toilet Powder remains in
' imitable despite of all false boasts '-as good
as Meonen's."
Mennen's Toilet Powder made Its fame by
its tuptrwr'Uy. It bolds its fame by this same
inimitable quality. There is nothing like Men
nen's. Tberecouldnotbe, because nooneelse
knows the secret of the Mennen powder and
the processes of manufacture. Therefore no
"imitation" has been more than a mrfnet im
itation, superficial, spurious and fraudulent.
Under tbs prcmeiona of the new pure food and
druei law every box of MenDCn ' bean the nenal
Dumber designated by the toreroment, a euaran
ee of purity and of protection to ever) purchaser
and nser of Mennen a Toilet Powder.
To fin abaolute protection to ill Men of Vennen'i. the -omrny hat pat'
ented a non-retlllab box "the baa that lux.'' I14111 vu llriuien't for your
own protection
Have yon tried Mennen'i Vtolet Borated Talcnm Toilet f o0cr? la'liea
pariul to Tiolet perfume will find )le!inen't Violrt Talcum fragrant with the
odor of fmn-pincked FarmaTioleu lot ae evciywhert loracu. By
mail, postpaid, on receipt ot price Sample tree.
GERHARD MENNEN CHEMICAL CO., Newark, N.J.
Guaranteed under the Food and Drngi Act, Jane SO. loS; .Serial -No. IMS
Ficalmileof Box.
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jmm mm
MAKES LEAN PEOPLE FAT
THROUGH THE NERVOUS SYSTEW
IT IS A PURELY VEGEtABLE COM
POUND. Contains no oils or
fate or any drug that is injuri
ons or liable to produce a habit
1 t . ill . . 1 a
cacD Dome contains a month
treatment and costs $1.50 a
any first class drug sto-ie. Pre
parad by tbe Ls
ANTI-LEAN MEDICINE COMPANY, OlU
OREGONIAN, BUILDING, tfl
PORTLAND. OREGON. fOl
w. c. laws a CO.
HEATING AND PLUMBINF ENGINEERS
Plans and estimates furnished on application.
All work done by First-Class Mechanics.
Sheet-Iron, Copper and Tin Work done in a first
class manner, as we do no other work in our shop.
of the tax payer and of this Court
! are due to Mr. Frye, for his careful
attention to the duties required of
; him, and his careful, honest and eco
' nomlc administration. And while the
' Court is of the opinion the rond master
'has saved the tax-payer much money.
I it Is certain that the Court has been
saved much trouble, annoyance and
' expense by the efficiency ot John Frye
as County Road Master.
It Is ordered that the resignation
j of Mr. Frye be accepted.
It appearing to the Court that a
j Road Master should be appointed to
i fill the vacancy caused by the reslg-
nation of Mr. John Frye, and the Court
. being now ready to consider said mat
ter. Judge Trenchard placed In noml
nation Mr. J. F. Bartoldus. There be
!lng no further nominations, ami Mr.
I Bartoldus being the unanimous choice
of the Court, he was declared duly
appointed road master to fill the va
'cancy caused b ythe resignation of Mr
Frye. It is further ordered that he
be required to furnish a good and
sufficient bond In the bum of J2000.00
The petition of Thomas Bush and
otherB for a county road near Hven
sen, was, upon the application of Mr,
J. A. Eakln, attorney for petitioners,
withdrawn.
The application of 8. D. Adair and
E. B. McFarland for a Street Rail
way franchise between the terminus
'of Young's Bay Draw bridge and Fort
Stevens, Ore., was continued for fur
ther consideration, the Court not be
ing fully advised at the time.
There being but one bld Mibmitted
for the Improvement of the Elk C?ek
White's Bottam, that of A. W. Dun
can for the sum of 11150.00. The
road between the Ruiwlan Cablr. and
Court considering the bid too high
same Is ordered rejected.
The petition of John Lundborg anJ
others to layout, re-locate, alter and
establish a County Road In Road Dis
trict No. 16 (Blind Slough) was cor
petitioners to file the proofs of post
ing the notices.
The following bids were opened for
the Improvement of County Road No.
92, from a point near I. M. Jeffers
house, to point near Jeffers' barn:
P. A. Larson to grade and lay
plank $352.00
h. E. Wilson to grade and put
In all culverts and drains,
county to furnish all material
for same 494.00
Mr. Larson being present and agree
ing to do the work according to pro
file (not including the planking) for
Fast Being Rtalized by Aitoria Peo
ple,
A little backache at first.
Dally Im'rvanliiK till the bavk I
nine and Weak.
1'rlnary disorders quickly follow.
Dlubetex and finally ItrlKht's dis
ease.
This Is the downward course of the
kidney Ills.
Don't take this course. Follow the
advice of nn Afor,i citizen.
J. Pcderson, kmjs'norcmun. living at
613 Commcrcm! Street, Astoria, Ore
gon, saya: "For twenty years I was
a Icted In one way or another with
kidney trouble. 1 suffered a great deal
of pain In the small of the back and
was constantly tired and nervous. I
had occasional headnches and also a
blurring of the eyesight. Every time I
took cold It settled In the kidneys
and added to m ytroublea, the ecre
tlom at such times being Irregular
was much disturbed at night on this
account. I began taking Doan'i Kid
ney mis, procure'! nt Charles Hog
ers 'drug store, and found unexpected
relief, for which I am very thankful.
Plenty more proof like this from As
toria people. Call at Charloa Rogers,
drug store and ask what cu'tomers
report
For sale by all dealers. Price B0
cents. Foster-Mllburh Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agenta for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan e and
take no other.
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX
Clothes for
Men aro the
Acme
of
Men's
Clothes
for Several
Reasons.
Fig ST.
Every gnriuwot
bearing this label
ii iftiHtanteo.1 tobo
every thread wool.
SECOND.
They are baud
tailored through
out and the work,
lunnstilpii rfoct.
THIRD.
Tliey are dilgn-
ril by I ho blithest
paid irliats In the
business aud j-m-sett
that "nwok
ger sir" that is m
eagerly sought for,
We could name
a dozen more
reasons why
they lead them
all.
vri k
It
Copyrii.hr 1906 by Hart Schaffher l Mar
II
Sole Agent
"Uncommon' Clothes."
Bad breath, coated tongue, a lnn-
guld feeling, Is entirely unnatura
Your lazy liver and Dowels need a
tonic. The best soothing tonic to ev
ery organ is Hoillster's Rocky Moun
tain Tea. 35 cents, tea or tablets
Frank Hart.
Whenever you have a cough or cold.
Just remember that Foley's Honey and
Tar will cure It Do not rlak your
health by taking any but the genuine,
It If In a yellow package. T. F. Lau
rln, Owl Drug Store.
A handsome Comb or
Handkerchief given
away free with every Spring
hat purchased at the store of
Mrs.R.Ingleton, Welch Block
Commercial Street.
If you have not seen our
spring Hue, do so at once.
A splendid assortment to
select from.
Mrs. Ingleton,
Welch Block.
HERE TfiEY ARE !
THIS ASSORTED T.1KK OF FRESH CRACKERS
Zwiebacks, Nabisco,
Graham Crackers.
Cocoanut Dainties.
Barnum's Animals,
and a complete line of crackers in bulk.
Acme Grocery Co.
Phone Main'681 521 Commercial St.
Q. A. BOWLBY, President.
I. PETERSON. Vice-President
fRANK PATTON, Cashier.
J. W. GARNER, Assistant Cashier.
Astoria Savings Bank
Capital Paid In 1100,000, Bnrpins and Cndlrlded Fronts (66,000. t
Transact a General Banking BosIbmi. Interest Paid on Tiros IwikmIu
Tenth &t-at,
A STOMA, OREGON
First National Bank of Astoria, Ore.
i:htaiili81ii;i i8o.
Capital $100000
THE G E M
C. F. WISE, Prop.
Choice Wines, Llquora
and Cigara
Hot Lunch at all Bonn
Corner Eleventh and Commercial
Merchant Lunch From
11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p jn,
MCnti
ASTORIA
0REG0H