THE MORNING . ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
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P. I PKTKR80N, Vlw Proliant J. W. OARNCT, AitUtaot Cashlar.
Astoria Savings Bank
A Wbnaerfiil Offer
FRIDAY, MAY J, 1907.
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Astoria iron works
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Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers
Complete Ginnery Outfits FumfihJ. t
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CORRESPONOENCe 'JOUCITCO,
Foot of Foartb tstreet.
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UENBY SHERMAN. Mdm
Hacks, Cajriagsi-Bg Cfceoksd and Treiuwrta - Truck ard FuraHor
4 WtMM-rUao Movad, Bom4 and BMpftd.
433 Commercial Street. Min Phone 121
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ance; by the tone that surrounds him. And
more often a business house is sized up by
'the stationary it uses; ; A cheap letter
head or a poor bill head gives a mighty
poor first impression and makes business
harder to transact. Good printing costs no
more than poor printing. The first im
pression is half the battle' in business.
.You wouldn't employ a " sloppy "sales
man 5 why put up with "sloppy," station
ery, that gives a wrong impression of the
, importance of your business. Let us do
your printing and help you to make that
ten strike.
The J.S.DellingerGo.
ASTORIA, OREGON
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H. B. PARKER.
Proprietor.
B, P. PARSER.
. Manager.
PARKER HOUSE
EUROPEAN PLAN.
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Fra Coach to Um House.
Bur ul Billiard Room.
Good Check Rtitauraat
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Oood Sample Rooma on Ground Floor
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DISTILLERS ,
LOU8IVILLE, j. KENTUCKY
Id Forester Whfskcy
High in Quality and Price
Tucker wfeey
i Best Value on the Coast
Major Paul Whiskey
Noted for its Fine Flavor
DISTRIBUTOltS
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Liquors .
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Morning Aatorlan, (0 oenti a month,
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NORTHWESTERN PACING VOTES
BONOS TO AMOUNT OF $35,000,000
-ON OS TO SELL IN NEW YORK
AT 4 PER CENT INTEREST.
BAN FRANCISCO, May 1 Whn
the perfunctory dlrectora and nomi
nal stockholder of the North weetern
Pacific met yesterday In Secretary
Wlllkutt'e office in the ttood building
voted to mortgaxe the property for
J5,000,000 and to (oil the bondi In New
York with Interest at 4H Pr cent, it
wai merely a formality In obeJ!snc
to the ordora of PrenlJent E. 11. Har
rlman of the Southern ; Pactflo and
Preeldent Ripley of the Bunta Fa, the
real controlling owners of the property
and It proponed xtoMlona. 4
The Important feet to the people to
be towed by thl road I that the
owner Intend to muke a comprehend
elv extension Into- new territory and
that the suspiciously large valuation
on which the bonJi are to be lsu4
Is based on the Joint reports Of the
Southern Pacific and Bantu Fe engi
neer as to the rul value of the oom
pltd system which Is to bo contruct
d with the proceeds of this bond
Issue. v
It I not often that Chief Engineer
Hood of the Southern Pacific admits
any plan that are not already public
Information, but yenerJay he declared
that the company's engineer had run
surveys from Eureka up along the
coast to Marshfleld on Coos Bay, and
that men were out re-collecting the
data on those surveys, as the records
were destroyed In the big Are, He also
announced that a lino war being built
westward from Drain, on the Shasta
route, to Winchester bay, about SO
miles northward of MarhfMd, to
which a southern extension was also
being built. Tber Is already a road
about 2S miles long from Coos Bay
southward to Myrtle Point, which Is
about (0 miles westward on an air line
from Roseburg on the Shasta route
These proposed roads and the sur
vey Indicating a connection between
Eureka and MarshflelJ are admitted
to be part of the plan of extension In
addition to the building of the 105
mile gap between Wllllts and Pepper,
wood on the run from Tlburon to
Eureka.
From Myrtle Point southward to
Lultenblats, the end of the short Una
that reaches about 28 miles north
ward from Eureka, Is a distance on an
air line of about 160 miles, and prob
ably fully 200 mile the way the line
will have to bo built along the cor
rugated ridges that reach down to the
coast. Luffcnblats 1 just west of the
Hoopa Indian Reservation.
From Eureka northward to Coos Bay
the proposed railroad extension of the
Northwestern Paciflo will have to
cross In sequence Klamath river, Smith
river, Illinois river, Sixe river and
Coqullle river.
The country, according to Chief En
gineer Hood, Is heavily timbered In
sections, somewhat like the proposed
extension to connect Wllllts and Pep
perwood. Thore are many coast ridges
and ravine to cross, and here and
there little farms, The timber, not red
wood, however, is of good else, and
the country promises to furnish a good
deal of trafflo for the future road.
Northward from Coos Bay the chief
engineer is not familiar with the
character of the country, which may
or may not Indicate that the North
western Pacific In to extend on up the
coast to Portland. Hood says that
surveys have not yet been made up the
coast northward of Marshfleld.
Those attending the meeting yester
day, the entire nine member of the
board of directors, were Captain A. II.
Pnyson of' tho Santa Fe, president of
the Northwestern Pacific; E. E. Cul
vln, vice-president of the Southern
Paciflo; William Hood, chief engineer
of the Southern Paciflo; Peter F.
Dunne of the Southern, Pacific' , law
staff, C. W. urbrow of the Southern
Paciflo, J. E. Foulds, a Southern Pa
ciflo , lawyer; W. A. Blsaell . of the
trafflo department of the Santa Fe;
Edward Chambers of the Santa Fe,
and Horace D. Plllsbury, Santa Fe
lawyer. ;'" :': " '" ''
It was shown that the Northwestern
Paciflo Railroad as at present consti
tuted consists of a combination of tlx
former companies, aggregating 402.75
mile of roadway now in regular operation.
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anq constipation try Chamberlain'
Stomach and Livar Tablets. Many re
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them, Price 25 cents. Samples free.
For sale by Frank Hart and Leading
Druggists,
'And a chance of a lifetime and there are no strings attached to it... ,
Here is the proposition Subscribe for the Daily and Sunday Astorian and secure
a Genuine $25 .Talking Machine and 6 Victor Records (your, selection) all for
$16.65. Pay $2.65 upon delivery of the machine and 60 cents a week until the
, payments are all paid in full. The leading newspaper of Portland carried on this
proposition for the past two years and in that time delivered 1200 of these machines
to new and old subscribers. The machines will be given out in connection with
The Eilers Piano House of Portland..
A full line of machines and records are carried and are on display at ildebrand
& Gor's Furniture Store. Call and hear them play whether you intend to buy or :
not. Clyde Hurley of Portland is in charge and he will be pleased to explain the
matter more thoroughly to those who will call. Remember this is a regular $25
machine and the music is as clear and distinct as any $45 machine on the market'
Call and look them over, then order the Astorian sent to your home and we will do ,
the rest. We have just received from Portland a shipment of records, including ,
some of the Famous Italian Tenor, Caruso. Don't fail to hear him sing.
Concerts Daily From 3 to 4
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Irritation Will Be Quickly Cured. '
The most Irritating and annoying
form of cough I that termed bronchial.,
People subject to bronchial troubles
whenever there la a change In the
weather or they are exposed to a draft
will "catch" a bronchial cough, which
Is very disagreeable, Irritating and
annoying.
Bronchial troubles cannot be cured
by stomach dosing. The medicated air
of Hy-o-mei 1 the only treatment that
reaches tho affected parts and give
relief and cure. It destroy all the
disease germs that are present In the
nose, throat and lungs, soothes and re
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in all parts of the bronchial tubes and
quickly overcomes the Irritation.'
Bronchitis Is really an Inflammation
of tho mucous membronce lining the
air passages and Is purely a local dis
ease, so that It needs a local treat
ment like that afforded by Hy-o-mel.
. It there is any doubt In your mind
a to tho power of Hy-o-mel to cure
bronchial troubles so that the system
will resist cough and colds, the un
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Lauren should dispel that doubt. He
agrees to refund the money to any
(purchaser of Hy-o-mel who Is not
perfectly satisfied with the results fol
lowing the use of the remedy. He
takes all the risk and it the remedy
doe not help you it does not cost a
penny, whlla If It cures, the expense
Is nominal, for a complete Hy-o-mel
outfit Is sold at only $1.00.
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VOTE BY PROXY. '
NEW YORK, May . The New
York Life Insurance Company has is
sued a statement, that the officials of
that company bad submitted, to the
joint committee on insurance of, the
Senate and, assembly their views of
he proposed amendments of the Arm
Strong 'committee. The company
comes out In favor of proxy voting.
Supporting Us view by citing cases of
policyholders abroad who wish to vote
the fact that the proxy Is "On the
spot," etc. The company advocates
as official ballot, officially, opposing
any outside depository for votes.
HEATING AND PLUMING 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.
THE TRENTON J
I First-Class Liquors and Cigars
602 Commercial Street.
Corner Commercial and 14th. . , Astoria, Oregon, t
SCOW BAY IROH & BRASS WOBKS
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS1 .UNO AND MARINE ENGIXEEBS
. j j Cp-to-Date Saw MIU Machinery Prompt attention given to al. repair work
18th and Franklin Av. 1ft 5 CI IK 4 8 ir-"' -iU-VM" :TI.' Main 24S1.
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BIG REDUCTIONS
; wall Pap&r,-
30 PER CENT. OFF I
X On account "of ;the large new"spring stock coming and f
t make room in our store we oner 50 per cent
oSf for the next few days. Buy your
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Easteni Painting & Decorating Company 4
Commercial Street, near Eighth.