THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1907.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
HHP WANTED,
WANTED WOMEN OR JAPANESE
cook. Apply Holden House, Ninth
and Duane. S-13-7t
WANTED SALESMEN. MANY MAK.K
9100 to $150 per month. 80m even
nor. Stock deanj grown 01 Rer
vetton, fur from old orchard. Oeah
weekly. Choke of territory.
Address Washington Nujreerf Company
Toppenieh. Washington." I M U
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
t HAVE TWO HOUSES AND GDC
lota la Warrenton centrally located.
O. T. Morton, th real aetata dealer,
til) Commercial street, opp. Astorlan
tffioa. .
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST AN IRISH WATER SPANIELj
bitch; color, pearl brown; answer to
the name of Jessie. Return to Hoee
So. 1 and receive reward. 5-22-tf.
FURNITURE) OF A -ROOM HOUSE
for nala; this U a good chance If you
ere looking for furniture. Addres
X. W. P., Astorlan.
A FINE LOT OF LACE CURTAINS
at Hennlngeen'a Furniture Store,
104 Bond. "-"-.--.' Iran.
NOTICE.
Notice i hereby given to all person
awing any money to the old Ann of
Pcard & Stoke Co, to pay name by the
first day of June, 1907, nt the Foard ft
Stokes Hardware Store. After that date
all the old accounts will be turned over
to our attorney, Mr. Abexerombie, for
eoHection. ; .
. V : FOARD ft STOKES CO.
; " ' V ' ' . 8-22-lOt.
HOUSE MOVERS.
rREDRECESON BROfJWa make t
specialty of house moving, carpenters,
contractor, general jobbing; prompt at
tention to all orders. Corner Tenth and
Duane. tf
aFO WARRANTSNOTICEIS
Hereby given to all parties holding
Clatsop County warrant endorsed
' prior to May X. 1906. to present same
for payment to County Treasurer
office No. 43S Commercial street. In
terest ceases after tola date.
. WM. A. SHERMAN,
Treasurer Clatsop County, Ore, Dated
Astoria. Ore, May 14. 1907. 5-14-10t
MISCELLANEOUS,
NICK PAPAZGERE8.
THE GREEK DIVER.
Kss just received a new diving ma
chine from the old country. Dive
from ZE to SO fathoms in shallow water
stays down half a day at a time. Leave
orders at 417 Bond St Market, or D.
Falangos, Clifton. 4
UNDERTAKERS.
J. A. GILUAUUII CO.,
Undertakers and Embalniers.
Experienced Lady Asnintaiit
When Desired.
Calls Promptly Attended Day
or Night.
Patton'Bdff. 12tb and Dutsne Sts
ASTOKIA, OUE.GON
Phone Main 2111
MEN AMD WOMEN.
Um Bi (ornnnstnr!
Irritations or ulceration,
of ui il colt. membrane,.
S Ml u .trtatur..
IXlTHELMKSCHtWindCO. gent or Mi.onotu.
Pmiilet, and not aitnn-
V c. 8.1. A 4 or wtit in pi. in wr.ppM,
V u-i,yj si.oo. or j nottin z.7.
, 'N v n (Jircular m-l on reuuw
CTMornlnsr Astorlan, CO cents per
month, delivered by carrier.
i
LAUNDRIES.
BUTTON HOLS AT TEX BACK,
Your experience with it he ao doubt
lead to much Yxtion, poaslbly pro
fnlty. Broke your flnfernall trying U
pry it up from the neck-band, eht
You wont bT that that experience U
you tend your ehirt to ui we tan yon
thin trouble, and danger of tearing the
shirt Try nt and ate,
TROY LAUNDRY,
Tenth and Dune Ste. Phone ifoi
JAPANESE 600D&
L.S.ANDBRSON
406 Bond St, Corner 9th.
Jurt reived $1500 worth of Ladlee'j
Underwear. All the Intent fancy styles.
Aleo fine line of Wrapper nt very rea
sonable prion.
Now Spring Stack Of Chinee Silk
Shirt Waist. Flneeet New Pattern.
$4.50 and $5 Waists for $3
"and $3.25.
$3.50 Waists for $2.75"
Greet Reduction In
Tilt-Iienney Shoes
$S to $6 8hoea For $450.
INEXPENSIVE
JAPANESE FIXINGS, MADS OF BAM
BOO, LIGHT, STRONG, EAND-
MADE, TABLES, STANDS, CHATEt
WHAT-NOTS A0ECASE3,SHE1V
ING, ETC.
Yokohama Bazaar
(28 Commercial St. Astoria.
PLEASANT HOUR
OF
ENTERTAINMENT
VAUDEVILLE AT THE LOUVRE
And Vaudeville that really
Amuses and Interests you.
Weekly Changes of Pro
gram and Each Change an
Improvement
SPECIALTIES THIS WEEK
SIGNA KObEKTS
Magnificent Contralto Singer in all the
Current uema ot Hong ana item
istic Sweedish Charne
ter Act
LENA OMEEN
Turkish Dancer
, ELAINE FOREST
High Soprano Singer
MARIE WANDRUTH
Flute Solist. Mistress of all Lady Mel
odist FLORIENE
Soprano Vocalist
ADMI88ION FREE
LINDBECK A WIRKKALA Props.
MEDICAL,
Unprecedented
Success of
KM
THE GSEAT
CHINESE D0CT0E
V Who is known
i throughout the United
yir'j States oa aceouat of
i!ishis wonderful cures.
No Doisons nor drum used. He guars n-
tees to cure catarrh, asthma, lunjr ami j
throat trouble, rheumatism, npnrooueii..
stomach, liver, and kidney, female com
plaints end all chronic diseases.
SUCCESSFUL HOME TREATMENT.
If you cannot call write for symptom
blank snd circular. Inclosing 4 cents in
stamps.
THE C. GEE WO MEDICINE CO.
182 First 8t, Comer Morrison,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Please mention the Astorian
A GOLDSTEIN
irji Fine Pants Tailor
807 OemmnmmmHIt BmMktg
PORTLAflO """" 0REQ09I
" BiocsmLT roa to tsadb i
FT Morning Astorlan, 60 conts per
month, delivered by carrier
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
OtTEOPATHItTt.
DR. REODA C. BICKt
08TEOPATB
Office VfanssL Bid, Fnen Black tilt
171 Commercial St, Aatorta, Or.
ATTORHEYS AT UW.
JOHN C. McCUE.
f Attornby-at-Law.
Deputy District Attorney
Page Bdg. Room 37.
HOWARD M. BnOWNILL,
Attorney -kf Law,
. n
Office with Mr, J. A. Eakln, at No. 4M
Commercial St, Aateria.
DENTISTS.
Da. VAUGIIAN,
, Dkntist ,
Pyhian Building, Astoria, Oregon.
Dr. W. C. LOGAN
DEXTISl
Oommercjal St. Sbanaban Build
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
HOTELS.
HOTEL PORTLAND
flues HotsJ In the Northwest,
PORTLAND, ORE.
RE8TAURANT8.
Tokio Restaurant
531 Bond Street
Opposite Ross, Higgins & Co
First-Class Meals.
Coffee with Pie or Cake 10c
Regular Meals 15c, op
First Class Meal 15c
Coffee with Pie, Cake or Dough
nuts 10 cents.
U. S. RESTAURANT
434 Bond Street
Telephone 1681 Main. 890 Bond Street.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
THE ASTORIA RESTAURANT
MANG H1NO, Prop.
The Finest 25c meal served in Astoria.
Tonr Patronage Solscieed. -
Courteous Treatment to All.
SAME IS SBABOW
ASTORIA, : OREGON.
DISTILLERS
LOU8IVILLE,
KENTUCKY
OH Forester Whiskey
High in Quality and Price
Tucker Whiskey
Best Value on the Coast
Major Paul Whiskey
Noted for its Fine Flavor
DISTRIBUTORS
A8TORIA,
OREGON
THE SAVOY "
Popular Conoert Hall
Good music. All are waleom.
ner Seventh and Actor.
Dst
Hitchcock Has Great Knowledge
of Southern Republicans.
REFEREES POSTOFFICE FIGHTS
First Assisttnt Postmtster-Geneial
Whose Recommendation Are Follow
ed in the Appointment of Postmasters
New Efficiency System in Operation
WAsmxc.TOX, May 23,Prt)lalily
no ofliclal eonnected with the sdmliiU
(ratio of Prwiiknt Roosevelt has a
letter knowlelge of Itfubllcn stTstrs
in the Southern atate than Frsnk II.
UitchwH'k of MasftSrlitiseM, First A'
slstant Postmaster General. Hitch
cock ha had somewhat remarkable
career In the government service,
comparatively few venrs ago ) fradu
ated at Harvard, and ram to Wattling
on looking for a job.
After cruWng around for awhile he
finally took a position as blologlt In
the Department of Agriculture. By
hard work and pereverlng eiierr he
git promotion after promotion until he
became Chief of the Section of Foreign
Markets. Soon after the Department
of Commerce and labor was organised
he was offered snd accepted the office
of chief clerk there.
But better things were In (tor for
Hitchcock. When Mr. Oortelyou . a
Mimed the duties of the chairmanship
of the Republican National Committee,
HinVhcork lysine assistant secretary
of the organization, lie had about majt
up hi mind not to re enter the gov
ernmrnt service when he was tenderer)
the important pot of Flrt Assiatsnt
Postmastir General.
In the reorgatiiMtlon of that depart
ment, the appointment of postmasters,
now numbering nearly seventy tbous
snd, was assigned to him. Mr. CorteP
you, himself a product of tie so-called
merit principle, made up his mind that
good and efficient postmaster should
be retained, snd that changes in uch
offices should not be made just because
a member of Congress wanted a change.
ITs therefore adopted an efficiency ra
ting. If the record of the postmaster
waa rated excellent or good, his ser
vices would be retained; if it was rated
as fair, a chsnge could be nude, and If
poor, the congressman could have his
way about the appointment. The
adoption of the rule raided a great
howl and it enforcement nearly pre-
tpltated a riot. But Mr. Cortclyou
won out. First AssKant Postmaster
Hitchcock was the man upon whote
shoulders fell the burden of the work In
introducing the merit rule policy In the
appointment of postmasters. He was
the man who met angry senator an.l
representatives, and pacified them; In
many cases he had to tame them. But
the rule came, it worked, and it is here
to stay.
A the official of the Postofllce l)e
partmnt having to do with appoint
ment Mr. nitchcock was naturally
brought into contact with politicians.
Conditions at the North gave him little
trouble sifter the first plunge, but in
the South they were different. Hitch
cock became, and fs now practically the
referee in all postofflce fights arising In
the Southern states. 'His recommenda
tions are usually followed by the Post
master General and the President. The
First Assistant has taken a deep Inter
est In Southern political affairs. He
knows "everybody in the Sou i h who is
anybody in politics. There is good rea
son to believe that despite the fact that
Mr. Cortclyou wants Mr. Hitchcock, to
become one of his asitaut : at the
Treasury, that the latter will remain
.In his present office until the close of
the next campaign,
As things now size up, the two wings
of the Republican party, one reprexent
ing the President and his policies, and
the other comprised of the "so-called
Roosevcltism, will indulge in merry war
fare to control the next national con
vention. Tho administration Is in a
fighting mood, o was made clear In the
authorized stories that came from the
White House concerning the "conspira
cy" and five million dollar war fund
that had been collected to further its
alms. For that reason Mr. Hitchcock,
who is intensely loyal to the President,
will be a handy man in the place ho
now holds. The intimate acquaintance
with public men in the South and hi
that section, make him invaluable. He
con put Ms acquaintance with men and
knowledge of conditions to bettor utility
ns irst Assistant Postmaster General
t Jin n he could possibly a an Assistant
to Mr, Cortclyou in the Trcisnry De
partment. Morning Astorlan, 60 cant per
month, delivered by carrier,
j STEEL a EWART
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
la Business for Business and Your Satisfaction.
Ve make it our aim to do first" class work at
reasonable prices.
. . .
222 Twelfth Street. Next to the Astoria Theatre.
WOMEN
Report of Census Bureau Based
on Last Census.
OVER FIFTY PER CENT WORK
la 1900 Women Wete Repitiented to
All But Nine of th joj Occupations
of the Breadwinner of th Country
Women of AU Condition At Work.
WASHINGTON, May e3.-Vown at
Nvik In the I' tilted States (1 th ub-
ject of a report lued hylh census
bureau, Us!, ou th returns of IIHtO.
In that year, xctuiv of Alatka, llaw
li and otlwr outlying possessions, th
women 16 years old and wr, numbered
2:UM.M9. Tlio at work mmilml
U,S33,CW. The women at wk were
young, 08 percent being under 53.vr
of age, 44.2 percent under 23 snd 2.1.0
percent unodr 21, 1S.9 percent were mar
ried, 17.7 percent widows, and 1.3 per
cent were divorced. The number of di
vorced women returned by th census,
the report says, it probably deficient
liecaus divorce 1 not always admitted.
But it Is significant that of the number
supporting themselves, wholly or In
part. The total number of women at
work Included H.75I,W ntiv whit
women whose parent also were natives
1,080,744 native whit women, ou or
both of who parent were immigrant
1,119, 021 negro women snd ) 1,234 In
dian and Mongolian women.
Th number of women at work more
than doubled In th 20 yean from 18X0
to 1000 and there was a noticeable In
crease of bread winner among married
women In 1000 a compared with 1903.
In 1000 women were repreiented in all
but nine of th 303 occupation of th
breadwinners of the country wer n
gaged. Th return showed smong oth
er things that four femsle were em'
ployed as pilot. On steam roads ten
women wer employed a baggagemen
31 brakemen, seven conductor, 4S n
glneers and firemen snd 26 switchmen
yardmen) and flagmen. lortyveight
were carriage and hack drivers) six
were represented a ship carpenter and
two a roofers and latersj 181 wer re
turned as" blacksmiths and 18 a mach
inist Fight were boiler makers) 31
we're charcoal, coke and lime burners
and II were well borers.
Two women were reported as being
motoiitiflii. Almost a fourth of the
total number at work were servants,
45 percent, 408, were farm laborers, 96V
of whom were from the southern
states, icludlng 301,804 negroes. There
were 338,144 dressmakers, 327.200
teachers, 328,398 laundresse. : 307,760
farmers, 231,458 textile mill operative
and 146,021 housekeepers and steward-
es-es. .
Every woman of refinement appre
ciate a radiant, beautiful complexion,
which is so much admired by men.
Such complexions come to all who use
Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea
or Tablet, 85 cent. Frank Hart.
PR0P08AL8,
Columbia River Quarantine Station,
Astoria, Oregon, May 22, 1007.
Sealed proposal will be received at
this office until , noon of Wednesday.
May 29, 1007, to furnfsh miscellaneous
upplies, and use of steamer for use of
the Public Health and Marine-Hospital
Service at Columbia River Quarantine,
Astoria, Oregon, during the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1908. Schedules nnd
further information may be obtained
upon application to the undersigned.
JOHN MILTON HOLT,
Passed Assistant Surgeon, P. TL and
M,
II. S. In command of Columbia
River, Quarantine
stations,
and Oregon ub-
SHORT TALKS BY
L, T. COOPER.
SfRINO AILMENTS,
A man and t hou need th tamt
thing In prliiga good cleaning out. A
certain amount Of
Impurities hav
fathered ia both
during the winter.
I amuoauthoritf
for boat clean
Inf. 80 far a th
man I concerned
Cooper' Nw
Discovery taken
for two weeks will
bring th desired
result. It will
voiitlrtly do
th three thing
clu out tan
atomach and bow.
K.W.BOU
la, ton np th ayateta generally, and
bring back th anap to body and wind
that now m dull and worn out.
Try it and aea If yon won't be ao
pleased a lit, Hull, who Utter I
quot below j
i ami erea general nreaimgaowa
of tno ytnt. Had no appetite, poor
digestion and w constipated. I lost
ambition and took no interest In any
thing. Nothing I could do eeeraed to
f iv me relief until upon a friend' ad
vice I began to 0 Cooper' New Die
eoverv. It helped mo from th at art.
Now I am able to do aa much work ao
th neat one and I enjoy it. I have 0
heart appetite and am atronger and
better every wy. Your New Discov
ery medleln I certainly thbttonlo
nd ystem builder I hsv ever
known." A. W. Hull, 142 Fortar it.,
Detroit, Mich.
The are tho famona msdiolne
with which Mr. Cooper recently ere
ated anon a atlr in Chicago. - Hie
demOnttratlona then attract wlno
attention We are agent. .
Charles Rogers
Oeed Word for Chambarlaln't Cough
Remedy.
People evrywhr tak pleasure In
recommend Chamberlain' Cough
Remedy. My little girl, Cathsrln.
who I two years old, baa been taking
this remedy whenever aha n had a
cold sine she w two month old.
About a month ago I contracted a
fearful cold myself, hit I look Cham
belain'a Cough Romdjr and wa soon
testlfyinf to th good qualltle ot
Chamberlain' Couth Remedy. Mrs.
E3wrd Phillip of Barclay, Md.,'
writ: "I wish to tell you that I can
aa well a vsr," This remedy la for
alt by Frank Hart and Leading
Drugglit.
CARUSO CONTRACTS.
Sign Four-Year Agreement With Con
reld at fiooo a Performance.
LOVIXW, May 23.-In an Interview
with a representative of the Trlhune,
Enrico Caruno confirmed his statement
that Director Conreid Of th Metropoli
tan Opera House, New York, had en
tered into a contract with hlin for Ifour
year at a yearly salary of 1200,000,
Caruso ou hi part agrees to be at
Conreid' disposal for nine months each
year and to make eight appearance In
each of the nine months whenever Con
reid appoints, or any appearance he is
to receive $2000.
IF YOU DON'T
succeed the flrt time use Herbln
anj you will get Instant roller. Th
greatest liver regulator. A positive
cure for Constipation, Dyppsla, Ma
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Mr. of Emory, Texa, write:
"My wife ha been using Herbln for
heraelf and children for flv year. It
I a sure cur for constipation and ma
laria fever, which Is ubtantlatI by
what It ha done for my family." Sold
by Hart drug tore. '
Kidney and
Bladder Troubles
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