FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1907,
THE MORNING ASTOItlAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
MRS. A. M. HAQIRMANN
ALL WOMEN
SUFFER
from the Mint physical disturbances,
and the nature of their duties. In
wen cmci, quickly drift them into
tat horrors of all kluiis of female
complaint, organic troublea, ulcera
tion, felling: and displacement, or
peruape iricjrularltjr or suppression
canning backache, nerrousuese, ir
ritability, and slrepleunesa.
Women everywhere ahould re
member tbat tha medicine that holds
tba record for tha large., number of
actual curea of female lilt la
Lydia E. PJnkham's Vegetable Compound
mad from tlmple native roota and harba. For mora than tblrty yeara
It baa been helping; womea to be atronf, rejolatlnjr tba funottona per
faotly and ovarootulng pain. It baa alao pro? ed Itaeil Invaluable la pre
ying fcwetalld birth emd the tteoje of Life.
Mra, A, If, Bagarnaaa, of Bay Shore, L. I., writee i Dear Mra.
nnkhamt "I suffered from a displacement, excessive and painful
nnatlona ao.tttatt bad to lie down or alt- atlll moat of tha time.
Lydta & PinkbeWi Vegetable Compound baa made ma a well woman ao
wVJ m Wa to atUnd to H Jutlee. I wUb every anffaring woman
' Mia B. riBkbam'a Vag aUble Compound and aee what relief
It will give them,1'
Mrs. PJnkham'i Standing Invitation to Women
Women uffarlng from any form of female Ulneee are tori ted to write
Mra. Plnkhem. at Lynn, Mas, for adriee She ta the Mra. llnkbam wbo
baa been adrialng sick womea .free of eharga for more tbaa twenty
yeara, and before that aba aaalatad her uotiiar.iB.lMw r.,u. n iinu.
bam in adrtalng. Therefore aba ta eepeelaUy wall qualified to guide
ate womeo back to health. .
Latest Quotations In the Portland
Markets.
Cemplete Market Re pert e Cerreoted
Eaoh Day, Giving tha WhaleaeU
Prleea ef ComroedHlee, Perm Pre
duce and Vegetable
(
, PORTLAND, May i.-Ea ra now
moving wllh some freedom on From
ret, ad it ia understood that stor
age men era buying up quantities at
umethlng teaa than It rente, the cur
rant quoted price for aome days pant.
No change waa announceJ In butter
quotailona. California vegetable! wre
scarce. Btrowberrlee are coming In
slowly. Potatoes ate firm. Tomatoe
are In demand.
WHOLESALE PRICE!.
The following art quotations ruling
in Portland aa reported by Jobbera la
the varloua tlneat
Grain, Plour, Feed
Whaat-aub, 71 0 Ho; Valley, TO
0 tl c; blueatam, 71 0 75o; red, Tie
Flour Hard wheat patent, MIS,
alralght, 11.60; graham, lt.75 0 IU8;
rye, IS; whole wheat flour, 4.00 O 14.
10; Valley flour, IKS O 13.76; Dakota,
15.40 O 0; Eastern Rye,jiM0; Pills
vury tt.IO; Corvallla, 11.557
OatsWhite, 130; gray, l2i.R0.
Corn Whole, 135; cracked. Ill par
ton.
Barley Brewing, lit t) 111; feed
111 O SI; rolled, Ul.tO O 14.50.
Rye 11.41 O 1.60 per cwt
Hay-Valley, timothy, 1 18 O Hi
Eaatern Oregon, 115 O II; Clover, IT
O 7.50; cheat, 17 O T.SO; alfalfa, $11.
10; rain, hay, 17 O I; vetch, 17.50 O
Buckwheat III per ton.
' MlUatuffe Mlddllnga, 35; chope,
US; bran. 17; abort, I10.S0.
Cereal fooda Rolled oats, cream, 10
lb. sacks, 17; lower graJe, $5 60 49
10; oatmeal, atael cut, 45-lb. aacka,
II bbl; lb. aacka, I4.IB per bale; oat
meal, (ground.) 45-lb. sacks, 17.60 per
bbl.; Mb. aacka, 4 per bale; epllt peaa
14.11 per 100-lb. aacka; 15-lb. boxes,
11.15; pearl barley, 14 per 100 iba.; IB
lb. bozea, $1.11 per bos; paatry flour,
10 lb. aaoka, $ 19 per bbL -
Grain bage Foreign and domestic,
1 1-4 cents. -.
' Prulta.
Tropical fruit Bananaa, 6c per
pound; plneapplea, 14.60 O 8.60 per
doaen; lemons, 11.60 0 4.00 bos; or
angea, 21.IS 11.00; rape fruit, $4.60
crate; limes, TSo O IMS per 100; tan
gertnee; 11.75 per bos. ' '
Domestlo fruit Applea, common,
ISo 49 11.00; fanoy, $1.80 ' 180 bos;
cranberries, $10 42 11 bbj.
100 Iba., Iffl 1-Je; 100 to ISO Jba,
Ma to let 180 to 100 Iba, O I Mo
100 Iba an J over, 1 1-1 O PO. I Mi
41 Ic; htaviea, T 0 0i beef, bulla, I Q
ll-!c; cows, 8 4J tc; steers, 4 4J 7c
mutton, medium alta, I O 10c; large
T O Ic. '
Fih-hallbu, ll-lc; black cod, lo
black bass, per lb., lie; striped baaa,
lie; herring, 8c; flounders, lo; catflah
Ho; ahrlmp, 10c; perch, fo; sturgeon,
IS Mo; trout, llo; sJlversldee,
frosen, Ic; iteclheada, 11c; torn cod
Poultry Old rooatera, I 0 10c; hens,
Tc; imelta, 6c; Chinook lelmon. II 11
e.
Oyatera Shoalwater bay, par gal
lon, 1128; per tack, 14,60; Toke Point,
11.40 per 100; Olymplaa, ISO Iba, II;
Olymptai, per gallon, 11.18.
Game Hardshell, per box, 11.40; ra
tor clam, 11 per be
Produce,
Butter Country creamery, 16 0 II
c; city creamery, IT Me; etore. 10 C
tic; butter fat, lie
Egge Oregon ranch, lie a doaen.
14 0 14 Mo: fryer, 11 0 lTo; broil
era, SI 0 ISo; dreeeed atock, 10 11-1
c: higher than live; ducka, 16 0 lao;
t...w 1 ja !!. Tu.s.t il ja ntA.
gaeie, live, I O Ic: dreaaed, 10 0 lie;
pigeon, II 0 1.60; aquaba, It 0 IS
dot.
Cheeee Toung America, II 0 II 1-1
c; Oregon full cream flat. 18 1-1 0
lo.
Honey Dark, 10 M 0 llo; amber,
11 0 llo; fancy white, 14 0 J so.
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Vegetablea.
Potatoea ft 0 1.00 per cwt
Cabbage, lb, I 1-2 0 to; Cauliflower,
11.60 per crate; paralay, S6o par do;
hot house lottuce, 12 per. bos; head
40c dox; aplnach, I 0 Bo lb.; arti
choke,, 76o 0 11.00 per ddien; peaa,
11 l-2o lb.; celery, $3.75 0 $4.00 per
crate; okra, L7B; prouta, lo lb,; to
mato, Mextoan, $1.16 0 $2.76: aapar
agua, 13 l-2o lb.; rhubarb, To lb.; cu
cumber, $2 and $2,50 doaen, :
" 6nlone 7Bo I0c,; , f
f Turnlpa Per aack, $1 0 $1.25; car
rota, $1 and $1.85; beet, $1.14 0 $1.50;
horoeradiah, T 1-S 0 lo lb. . 4
Freeh Meate and 'Plh.
Fresh meat Veal, medium,
TS to
Hope, Wool, Hfdee, Etc.
Hop Choice, 0 lie: prime, 8 0
I Mo per lb.
Wool Valloy, SI 0 llo; Eaatern
Oregon, II 0 II l2o; aa to ahrlnkaga.
Feathere Oeeie, white, IS O 40o;
geese, gray or mixed, IS 0 10o; duck.
white, 15 0 SOc; duck, mixed, 11 0
ISo.
Mohair-Choice, II 0 19o. .
Caacara eagrada, (Chltttm bark)
8 M 0 1 1-1 eta. per lb.
Beeswax Good, clean and pure, 12
0 ISo per lb.
Tallow-Prime, 11-10 4 l-lo; No.
I and grease, S 0 Id "per lb.
Oregon grape root Per 100 Iba.,
0 4&
Hide Dry No. 1, II lb, and up,
per lb, IT 0 llo; kip, No. 1, IT 0 SOo;
according to aiae. Dry silted bulls
and ataga, one-third less than dry
flint; low gralee 8-11 O to per lb. lesa;
salted steer. 80 Iba. and up, 10 0 11c;
under 60 lb., etear and cows, I 0 10
c: ataga and bulla, To; klpa, 15 to 80
lb, lOo per lb.; calf, 10 to 14 tba 11c;
calf, under 10 Iba, 11 O llo; raen, un
alted, lo per lb. leas; ; sheepskins,
shearlings, No. 1, 16 0 ISo; abort wool,
No. 1, 40 0 80a each; medium wool,
No, 1, 11 0 1.60 each; murrain pelts,
10 to 20 per cent less;, horse hides,
salted, 11.50 to S according to 1zo;
dry, according to !, 11 0 $1.26; colt,
18 0 SOo each; Angora, wooled, SOo
11.60; goat, common, 15 0 8S0 each.
- Qrooerlee, Provisions, Eto.
Sugar, sack baste D. O. $4.81 1-1
Golden C, $4.83 1-1; extra C, $4,42-1-2;
powdered, $5.03 1-1; cube, 15.17
1-2; beet, 4.73 1-1; fruit ugar, 14.
92 1-2; boxes, 50 eta cwt adnce over
sack basis (lose l-4o If paid for In fif
teen days), j
Beano Small white, I l-4o; large
white, S Mo; pink, So; bayou, 4 l-lo;
Lima, 6 Mo; Mexican red, 4 S4o.
Coffee Mooha, 14 0 18a; Java, fan
cy, 26 0 S8o; Java, good, 80 0 84o;
Java, ordinary, IT SOo; Coata Rica,
fancy, 18 0 SOo; Coata Rica, good, 12
0 18c; Arbuokle, 16.61 owtj Lion, 16-T-80
per lb.; Columbia eoffee, 14 l-4o;
Salvador, IS l-lo;
Date Golden, 89 lb. boxes, To; lib.
packages, 80; Fard, 16 lb. boxes, $1.40
bos. ; ' ' ?";
Rico Imperial Japan, No. 1, 16.85c
Southern Japan, (1-4 0 1 l-lo; bro.
ken, 4 1-Sc; head, fancy, I l-4c; choice,
80. .. . i.
Lard Kettle-rendered, tierce, llo;
Tubs, ll s-4c; 60s IS l-4c; 10 IS Mo
I0e IS l-4c; Standard pure, tlerco,
lo 1 compound, tierces, 8 1-lc; leaf,
D.leJ Fruit Apples, evaporated,
100 per lb.; vundrlod, ack or boxe.
none; apricot SOo; peaches 18 l-2c
pear, IS Mc; prunee, Italian, 4 0 1
Mc; French, 4 0 Ic; Fig, California,
black, I S-4c; California white, lo;
rjinyrna, SOo; plum, pitted, lo;
Ftga-Whlte, lb, 0 To; black, I O
Tc; "
Provision Ham, large llo; email
16 Mc; picnic 11c; boiled name; SSc;
bollod picnic, , SOo; breakfast bacon,
fancy, 11 l-lo; English, 17e; dy salted
short clear, lie; back, llo.
Nute walnuts, No. 1, soft shell, 170
ISo; No, 1 bard shell, 18 0 llo.: al
monds, It, 0 SOo; Alberts llo; ifraall
lOo; pecan, SIo; hickory, 80; Vlr
glnla peanut, I 1-lc; Jumbo Virgin
la peanut, 10c; Japanese peanut, I
Mc; Chestnuts, Italian, SOc; Italian,
too; oocoanuta, doaen, 86 0 10c; pine-
nuts, IT Mo.
Raisin Loom Muscatela, S crown,
Ic; S-crown, 8 1-lc; Bleached seed
leas Sultanas, 10 O 18 1-lc; unbleach
ed aeedleca Sultana, I 1-lc; London
layer, S-crown, whole boxes of SOIba,
12.15; S-crown, 11.10. ,
COUNTY CLAIMS ALOWED
(Continued from page 3)
A. Mlnard. assisting In collecting
tuxes, $23.10.
A. McLean, a!tlng In collecting
tax'a $13 26.
K. A. Illgglns Co, aUtlonery varloua
oftlce, $15.25.
J. C. Clinton, postago etampa and ex-
pressage, 112.13.
Toa Pacific T. ft T. Co, rent for
phonea and calls, 16.70.
The Astoria Budget, call for war
rante, printing poatala and envelope,
121.
Olaaa ft Prudbomme Co, spacer
Unka, 60 cents.
Fred J. Nelson, recording plat.
Harrises ft Davia aubd, $24.
Kelly Transfer Co, stove wood.
$41.75.
The Morning Astorlan, court pro
ceding end coat bills, $7.63.
Pay roll, building little , Walluskl
bridge. 160.25. -
V. H. MudJ. labor road district
No. 6, 154.50.
Vohn Larson, labor, road district
No. 5, $15.
Chrla Johnson, labor, road dlatrlct
No. S. $2.60.
June Petersen, labor, road district
No. 8, 81 "5. ,
O. C. Hansel, labor, road district No.
8, IIS.
Win. Roberts, labor, road district No.
18, $8. c
Special fund.
John V. Welch, collecting roll poll
taxes, $65.
C. Q. Palmberg , 26 days superintend
ing construction new court house, $130.
D. L. Kelly Lumber Co, lumber,
Warrenton road district No. 1, $433.
Pay roll, labor road district No. 2,
226.28. ,
Pay roll, labor road district No.42,
150.10.
Astoria Iron Works, $7.86, repairing
scrnper, dlatrlct No. 14, $7.85.
Pacific Iron Work, chain and hooks,
district No. 14, 64.70. '
James Smtth, labor, district No, 15,
$52.12.
E. Ferahaw, labor, district No. 15,
5. '' '
John Loarson, labor, district No. 16,
$5.62.
Ed Rldderbush, contract laying
puncheon, district No. 15, $142.50.
C. Relerson, labor, district No. 13,
$6.76.
Alex Normnnd, contraot, laying
puncheon, $451.05.
Hastlo ft Dougan, first payment on
construction, court house, $12,600.
Edgarf M. Laxarus, blue prints and
specifications, $93.04.
John A. Montgomery, part payment
on heating plant, $1000.
. O ' IN '"
Chamberlaln'a Collo, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Rem.edy,
There Is probably no medicine made
that ta relied upon with more implicit
confidence than Chamberlaln'a Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. . Dur
ing th third of a century In which It
ha been In uso, people have learned
that it U the one remedy that never
fall. When reduced with water and
sweetened It is pleasant to take. For
gale by Frank Hart and Leading
Druggists, ,
"EMPLOYMENT" AGENCY,
Confidence Gang Found Guilty of Ob
teining Money Falsely,
CHICAGO, Miiy . One of the most
prl"Unt and ysttiinutk "confldonce"
gang that 'ever operated In Chlcagi
was broken" Up yjtrday for a fw
year at Jft, whun Patrick L. Touhy,
Philip liulft-r, L"e Burnett and J. C.
Dtitbach were f'iund guilty of ob
taming mowy under fale pretonse
by a jury In Judge Hall's court ,
The m-n .were organiser Und
managers of tha Chicago Mercantile ft
Reporting Ag'ncy with ofllfpa at 171
Washington tret. It was a "fake'
employment agemy with a sideline of
swindling by' meana of ' getting con
tracts on the carbon patxtr grne. Bui
fcr, Touhy and Burwtt were sentenced
to the penitentiary, while Daubach who
was only a clerk wa fined $250. The
sentence In prison is from one to Ave
year.
Tha victims Wire all men and women
of the poorer class, mostly small shop
keeper.
uurnett method was to call on a
atorekeeper In the outer parts of the
city and ask if hi firm, the Chicago
Mercantile ft Reporting Agency, could
not tike over a few uncollected bill
for the shopkeeper at a small cornml
Ion. Obtaining consent, Burnett pro.
duceJ a blank book and asked the
shopkeeper to sign his name to one of
the page to complete the "contract:
The next the storekeeper heard was
to receive a bill for $20 from the Chi
cago Mercantile ft Reporting Agency.
Asking what It was for, he wat shown
a contract with the victim' signature
attached, In which contract the shop
keeper had agreed to pay the company
$20 for services performed. Occas-
slonally Touhy and Bulfer would start
suit without sending any bill. If the
victim wa not fast enough In hi
payment a lvy would be made.
The "employment" part of the
agency waa a fantasy. Men and wom
en who applied for Jobs were required
to deposit $2 or $3 and sent to place
where no help wag neded day after
day.
Constipation (teal the Iron which
should be absorbed away from the
bowels, spoils your blood and complex
Ion, cause anemia and disease.
Regulate your bowels with Holllster"
Rocky Mountain Tea and keep well
16 cents. Tea or Tablet. Frank Hart
CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS.
Exhauated Stoeke and 8hort
Cause ef 6lim Output
Crepe
NEW YORK, May "Clear Havana
cigar manufacturer of the United
State ar at this moment confronting
the most serious situation since the
Weyler edict" is the statement made
in an article In the most recent number
of the tobacco leaf, by a writer who
ha conducted an extensive inveeiiga
tlon In Cuba for that publication. Ex
hausted stocks and a short crop are
given a the reasona
TRANSPORTATION.
Steamer.
TELEGRAPH
The only Hlramtjoat making a round trip DAILY
fiiypt Thurwlay betaeeu Portland and Astoria
and war point.
NO WAY POINTS
ON SUNDAY
$2
Portland Landing, Alder Slnvt Dock
Aitorla Landing, Callendvr Dock
Leave Portland 7:00 'a, m.; arrive Astoria, 1:90
p. m, Leave Axtorta f.M p. ui.; arrive -rortuuxi
5:30 p. in.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Lvare Portland 8 a. m.: arrive Astoria 1 d. m.
t-sv Astoria 8 p. m., arrive Portland 9 p. m.
The K'ine
at5a?6Mfika!
4ij'jl
tr Morning Astorlan, 60 cents per
month, delivered by carrier.
Steamer - Lurline
Night Boat for Portland and
Way Landings.
PA8SENQERS. FREIGHT.
Leavee Astoria dally except Sunday at
7 p. m.
Leavee Portland Dally Except Sunday
at 7 a. m,
Qulok Servloe Excellent Meals
Good Bertha.
Landing Aatoria Flavel Wharf.
Landing Portland Foot Taylor St
O. B. BLESSINO,Agent
Phone Main 2761,
What lou Want
and What You Get
Usually, when a man pays out his money for
anything, he gets what he wants, or there's a
good, strong kick for the man who sold him a
disappointment.
Why isn't thi3 true of cigar purchases ?
Why ha3 the public been so long-suffering
with cigar manufacturers ? Why will a man pay
out his good money for poor cigars ? j j
It's hard to say. But it's easy enough to see
how a great many manufacturers take advant
age of this careless buying, and unload inferior
cigars on unsuspecting purchasers. Aim
flaming game can't last forever.
Smokers every day are waking up more and
more to the fact that
Cigars are now made better
than ever they were.
Smokers can tell good cigars when they
smoke them and they are fast finding out that
cigars in boxes stamped with the "Triangle A"
are invariably of better quality than cigara
which are not guaranteed in this way. .
The "Triangle A" on a cigar box is a sign of
, honest cigar values and that's just exactly what
the American smoking public has wanted for
many a day.
The1 better value we are able to produce
through our new scientific manufacturing meth
ods is particularly noticeable in
The New CREMO
5 Cents
Every box is now extra-wrapped
in glassine paper to keep the cigars
fresh, clean and in good condition.
AMERICAN CIGAR COMPANY,
Manufacturer
v
W. G. LAWS a CO.
HEATING AND PLUMBING ENGINEERS
Plans and estimates furnished on application.
All work done by First-Class Mechanic.
Sheet-Iron, Copper and Tin Work done in a first
class manner, as we do no other work in our shop. .
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Astoria & Columbia R River R. Co
"Effective Sunday, September 9. 1906 Paelflo Time.
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