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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. HELP WANTED. WAXTEO-01KL TO DO GENERAL housework. Apply to Mrs. Christen en, FUn-el Building. 8-28 tf. WASTED SALESMEN. MANY MAKE $100 t $180 per month. Som even MX. Stock clean; grown on Reser vation, far from M orchards. Cash advanced weekly. Choke' of territory. AJdresa Washington NoMerj Company, Toppenish, WaaMiigton. M-tl rosKsart FOR RENT I FURNISHED HOUSE' keeping room. 884 Commercial street. FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. I HAVE TWO HOUSES AND SEC lot la Warrenton centrally located. O. T. Morton, the real eetat dealer, MO Commercial street, opp. Aitorlan affloe. WANTED-MI8CELLANEOU9 WANTED UPHOLSTERKQ AND all kinds of repair work; mattresses made over and. returned the same day. Leave orders (or Bob Davis, Parker House. . , 5-28-6t. LOST AND FOUND. LOST AN IRISH WATER SPANIEL! hitch; color, pearl brown; answers to &e name of Jessie. "Return to Hose No. 1 and receive reward. 5-22 tf. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. rURNTTURB OP A l-ROOM HOUSE Cor sale; this Is a good chanca If yon r looking for furniture. Address M. W. P, Astorian. BOAT AND NET' (9J MESH) FOR sale at Booth Cannery. Apply 357 Bond street. Joe Therdich. 8-28-3L A FINE LOT OF LACE CURTAINS at Hennlngsen's Furniture Store, $04 Bond. . lmo. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to all persons wing any money to the old firm of Foard Stokes Co., to pay same by the first day of June, 1907, at tie Foard Stokes Hardware Store. After that date n0 the old accounts will be turned over to our attorney, Mr. Abercrombie, for collection. FOARD STOKES CO. . " 8-22-10t. HOUSE MOVERS. FREDRECKSON BROft We make specialty of house moving, carpenters, contractors, general jobbing; prompt at tention t all orders. Corner Tenth and Doane. . ''"'J 1 i lOSCELLANSOTJS. NICK PAPA2GERES. , THE GREEK DIVER, sas Just received a new diving ma thine from the" old country.. Dives from 2S to 30 fathoms In shallow water stays dowft half a day at a time. Leav orders at 417 Bond St Market, or D. Falangos, Clifton.' UNDERTAKERS. J. Ai GILBAUGII & CO., , Undertakers and Ernbainierv Experienced Lardy Assistant When Desired. Calls Promptly Attended Day '-.'- or Night, Patton;Bdg. 12th and Diitme Sts ASTO RIA, OKE.OO.N Phone Main 2111 Chamberlain's Cough rrt!y L Cuts Coldi Croup and Wbuopiug wur LAUNDRIES. BUTTON HOLE AT THE BACK. Tour experience with It tat eo doubt lead to much vexation, poaeibly pro fnity. Broke your fingernail trying U pry it up from the neck-band, eht Ton woat have that that experience II yon aend your shirts to uj we save yon this trouble, and danger of tearing the shirt. Try us and sea, TROY IAOTIDRY, . Tenth and Dnans St. Phons i Nil HI I J JAPANESE COODS. LeS ANDERSON 405 Bond St, Corner 9th. Juet reosivsd $1500 worth of Ladies' Underwear. All the lateet fancy style. Alto fine line of Wrapper at very rea. sonable price. New Spring Stock Of Chineee Silk 8hirt Waists. Flneeet New Pattern. $4.50 and $5 Waists for $3 and $3.25. $3.50 Waists for $2.75 Great Reduction In THt-Ilesiney Shoes $5 to $ Shoes For $450. INEXPENSIVE JAPANESE FIXINGS, MADI OF BAM BOO, LIGHT, STRONG, BAND- MASS, TABLES, STANDS, CHAOS, WHAT-NOTS 'HJKCASE&SHELY. lng, Era Yokohama Bazaar 128 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 WEES SIGSA KOBEHT8 Magnificent Contralto Singer in all the current Uems or Bone ana Heal istic Sweedish Charac ter Act ' LENA OMEEN Turkish Dancer ELAINE FOKEST High Soprano Singer MARIE WANDKUTII Flute Solist. Mistress of all Lady Mel . odists FLOMENE '. Soprano Vocalist ADMISSION FREE ' LINDBECK & WIRKKALA Props. MEDICAL. Unprecedented ' Success of i. i fill i THE GREAT CHINESE D0CI0S V Who is known 4 .tlirA.inl.Ata .V. TTn.l aeeoustof his wonderful cures. No poisons nor dross used. He suaran tees to cure catarrh, asthma, lung in J throat trouble, rheumatism, nervousness, itomsch, Hver, and kidney, female com plaints end all chronic diseases, SUCCESSFUL HOME TREATMENT. if you cannot call write for symptom blank and circular, inclosing 4 cents in stamps. , THE C GEE WO MEDICINE CO. 1621 First St.. Corner Morrison, PORTLAND, OREGON. Please mention the Astorian A GOLDSTEIN iVJiFINE PANT8 TAIL08 07 OassMSMMSHMfl BmU4tB roiTuxo imititiis mf HCLtjsrmT roa to tsadi tr Morning Astorian, 60 Mnts Per month, delivered by carrier PROFESSIONAL CARDS. OSTEOFATHISTS, DfcRI0DAC.HJ.CIS OSTEOPATH Omc ManacU Bid. . Pnone Black toll ITI Commercial St, Astoria, Ore. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. JOHN C. McCUE. Attornby.atLav. Deputy District Attorney Page Bdg. Room 87, HOWARD M. BROWN ILL AHerney-at-La. Offte with Mr. J. A. Eakln, at Ne. 421 Commercial tt Astoria, DENTISTS. Dr. VAUGIIAN, Dentist Pyhlan Building, Astoria, Oregon. Dr. W. C. LOGAN DENTTS1 Oommercial St. : Bbanahan Build BUSINESS DIRECTORY HOTELS. HOTEL PORTLAND Fin Hotel In the Northwest PORTLAND, ORE. RESTAURANTS. Tokio Restaurant 531 Bond Street Opposite Ross, Higgins & Co First-Class Meals. Coffee with Fie or Cake 10c Replar Meals 15c, up First Class Meal 15c Coffee with Pie, Cake or Dough nuts 10 cents. U. S. RESTAURANT 434 Bond Street Telephone 1681 Main. 899 Bond fitreet OPEN DAY AND NIGHT THE ASTORIA RESTAURANT MAXG HI Jf (1, Prop. The Finest 25c meal served in Astoria. Yonr Patronage Soltcieed. ' Courteous Treatment to All. ' GAMB XX SEASON , ASTORIA, .: OREGON. DISTILLERS LOUSIVILLE, KENTUCKY Old Forester Whiskey High in Quality and Price Tncker Whiskey Best Value on the Coast Major Paul Whiskey Noted for its Fine Flavor Miiiin DISTKIHUTOUS A8TORIA, OREGON ' THE SAVOY Popular Concert EalL ' Good ntusle. All are welcome. Oer ser Seventh and Astor, INSPECTION TOUR Inland Waterways Commission Downgthe Mississippi River. ENTERTAINED BY CITIES Commission Hal Been Nearly a Week On Trip From Kansas City To New Orleans Guest i of Citiiens Along the Route Where Boat Stopped. WASIHXOTON, My 27.Llke a vie tnrinn general and his staff, Congteis mn Theodore E. Burton and menibers of the Inland Waterway Commission are dmwlnjf an In'jwtlnn tour of the Millpt Hiver to a triumphal close. The Commlton, of whka Mr. Burton is chsirman, ha spent nearly a week in proceeding down the Missouri River from Kias City lo 8t, fui and theuc down the Father of Waters to New Orlean. At every city and town along the big tresiu they nave been guels of citltvnn, who have sought to convince the Commission of the press ing commercial necHy for the prompt ami thorough development of the river. At a rousing meeting lu Memphis en- irtneerej by tle business men of that city, Mr. Burton publicly announced his hearty sympathy with the ambi tions of the people of the Mississippi Valley. He said: "I em In favor of the fourteen-foot channel through the Miiippl, yel public sentiment must be aroused If you would ever attain it. This express by Mr. Burton aroused the greatest enthusiasm. There long lis. been a inintaken notion that the chairman of the River and Harbors Commit tee. of the Houe ha been bit terly opposed to the plan of a hJp canal connecting the Great Lakes with the Gulf. Under this misapprehension, the State legislatures of Illinois, Mis souri and N'orth Dakota adopted resolu tion condemning hi supposed attitude. A a matter of fact, Mr. Burton has been friendly to the sheme. but a chairman Of a powerful committee, V declined to commit himself, to any plan of improvement before the most com plete and minute preparation had been made. This determination on bis part brought down upon him a storm of undeserved criticism in the last sen lon, although his committee Included In the rivers and harbors bill a sum suf ficient "for a complete survey and ex amination of the proposed canal route, wter for the prosecution or th work should St be found feasible. The Inland Waterway Commllon had a it cicerone on Its voyage down the Mi-nlfwippl, Congressman Joseph E. lUnMdl of Louisiana, who beside be ings a member' of Chnlrman Burton's commlUp In the Houe, 1 also presi dent of the National River and Har bors Congress, an organisation that Is seeking to convince Congress that an appropriation of 150,000,000 annually is not too great to expend on Improve ments to stream and ports. All the down the river, at every harbor into which the Steamer Misnlssippl poked its nose, a score of telegram were pick ed up, urging the commission to "top off and be the guestf of town farther down the stream. Oreeiwille, Vicks burg, Arkansas City, Ketches and i score of other town and eltles enter talned the vittitor and sought to con vince them that the people of the Miss issippi valley are a unit in believing that adequate sums should be expended by the federal government in improving the big stream. In the party chaperoned' by Congress man Itansdcll Is Chairman Burton, Sen tor Kewlands, W, J. MOe, 'Conrcsr man Bnnkhead, Oncral Mu;kKcn.le, F. II. Kewell, Chief Forester , I'inchot, nml Commissioner of Corporations Ilcr bert Knox Smith. In addition, Lieutenant-Colonel Sears , and Lieutenant. Colons! Townnend of .the ' Army are making the trip. Theo latter are mem bers of the board of engineer and hove in the 'past .made conoiderablj investi gation of the possibilities of the stream and -of the bent mean of harnessing it and ending tlio disastrous floods that Doctors Say "Use Connmriin, lniJ.,Kl). IS, leoe. D. D. D. Cs.,OIle. 1 wm hnuwid with ranim Nenntlirln, Attn S vek' (rfjjient of medicine, Or. (Jlark rreeorlbeil une bottle of 1. U. II. (Jure end m bepey to relftte It onnt4id til feolnl trouble In four deye end I able to frflftob In mjr pulpit tne foUowln Sunday, lie 1). V. t. Cure woe obtained of your went, LeuM Aeliirorlb, tlio drnKlat. . 11KV.T. H. WIIXIS. No More Eczema! The best authorities are now aurecd that-D. D. D. works on the only scientific principle of eitrina th Mn through th Mn. A hurrolcdx externally aeot liquid that kills and remove, the frorm of skin dlsensn. Dull St oar store and we will Kive you a Free femphlel tell Ins how to treat Eczema and kindred dlacuxeti ss to diet, exercise, buttling, cloililnif, cto, . ween the low-lyliiff lnU near the delta. The member of the Commission were advle4 by telegwpli of the pro' vjiiotiu) acceptance by the ('resident of the invitation of the governor of six teeu states urifimt him to make the trip In the Fall. The fact that Mr. ItiKuievelt, In hU ktter to the dilef ex ecutive of the different state Joining in the invitation, voiced his hvarty tympathy with the ambition of the people, of the Millppl Valley, un doubtedly will carry nrtth weight with tlte forthcoming t'ongre. The fact that the developement of the Mill ppl Riter is ttiiiH-wid In IU Import a lire I. evidence by the fact Hist the governor of Maine U on of the peti tioner. COMFORTING WORDS. Many a Astoria Household Will Find Them So, , To have the pain and scWs of s bad back removed to lie entirely Ire from annoying, dangerous urinary disorder l enough to make any kidney smterer grateful. To tl how thl great change can be brought about will prove com forting word to hundred of Atorl readers. ' Mr. Captain C. G. Groves, of 824 Raleigh street, Portland, Dr., says: jip of tlm he not lesiened ths eon. fldenct I bav had In Don' Kidney 1111 in.w February, 1W3, when I pub. licly recommended them. had used them In treating kidney trouble of evernl year' standing. It originally larted with dull aching in the mall of back over the kidney. Cold ggmvted the trouble and made the pain ihsrp and acute. Any extra exertion Would bring on prostrating ttck. I had tried vsr iou remedie for the troubl without avail, but Poan't Kidney pill began to help me right after I tartd using them. They gradually banhhed the backach and pain In the loins, strengthened the kidney and helped me in every way. I j can conscientiously recommend Doan's Kidney Fill to any sufferer from kidney complaint." . " Tlenty mor proof like this from As toria people. Call at Charte ftouwn' drug store and ak what hi eutomr report. Tor sal by all dealers. Prlc SO cents. Foter-MIIburn Co., Buffalo New Tork, sola agents for th United Statv Remember th nam Doan's and take no other. . . Th Llf Insumnes muddle has started th publlo to thinking. The wonderful ucc that ha met Ballard's Horehound Syrup In its crusad on Coughs, Influent nj Bronchltl and all Pulmonary troubles ha started th public to thinking of this wonderful preparation They nr all ulng It Join th proc. sion and down with sickness. Price 25c, 60c and $1.00. ,Sold by.IIrfi.drug (tore, . , .NOTICE FOR BIDS. Bids will be received by tig. School board of district Ko, 1 for -painting the McClnre ichool building, both in side and outside, and fop calsominliijj tne piaster work. BIrJ ill be received up to 9 o'clock p. m, on, Tuesday, June 11, 1007. Speclfleation can be seen at the office of tiie district clerk in the city hall. The right Is reserved fo reject any or all bids. Addres all communica tions to A. L. Clark, clerk of th dis trict. - ' , , Astoria, Or.,'May 84, 1907. 5-25-0t. T1VO PREACHERS TESTIFY how their physicians showed them th way to cur from awful skin trouble, Many patient now find that their physicians prescribe D. D. D, and credit Is due those doctor, for of coon they could collect larger fee by writing out their own prescription. f. T). n.PreeorlpMon If tpeolal pre. acrlj.tlon by an einlneuteltln apuolalUt, or, u, O. llennle, We Cerelully Investigated Its merit before reromnionJine It 1 ur town. We Vfc for It. 1, 1, CHARLES ROGERS, . DRUGGIST ' 1M' i milium MAKES IRAN t'COPLC CAT THROUGH THE NCHV0U1 SYJTCm IT 11 PURCLf VCOCIABLE COM POUND. Ooutaiuiuo tills or 8 rnis or any drug that Is iu juilousot liable to prmltiD habit Each bottle m tiiins a mouth's inalnuwl ami ousts 11.60 at any nrt clno drug suwe. I'rvparaa by lb ANTI LfAN MCDICINB COMPANY, I V.: 1 ""V OKCUUNIAIY, BUILOINIi, PORTLAND. OKCOoN rating j'oley's Htnay nd Tr. ' Foley Co,, Chlco, originated Honey and Tar as ft throat nd lung remedy, and on account of ths great merit and popularity of Foley's Honey Honey and Tar many Imitations srt offered for th genuine. The) worih lee Imitations hsv similar sounding name. Beware of them. Th genuln Foley' Hunev and Tar la In a vIIow packaff. Ak for It and refuse any ultliut. It b, th best rmdy for coughs snd cold. T. F. LauHn, Owl drug Store. Don't Fay Alimony to be divorced from your appendix. Thero will b no occasion for it If you keep your bowel regular with Dr. King's Kew Lif Pill. Their action la so gentle that th appendix never ho caus to mak the least complaint. Guaranteed by Charles Rodger, drug. flat. He Try them. BEADS AND HORNS, Big Cams Reads Being Gathertd For Zoological kxhiblt. XKW YORK, My 87,-With ft su clem of 1.1J big gut head snd horn representing 100 different specie, th "National Collection of Head and Horns" has been started In th K York Zoological park. Realising th threatened danger of the extinction of the great gam animal of Amerlc,"ad In practically all th rest of ths globe, the promoter of the scheme bellev th lime i rip for th gathering together of the record snd tokens of hundred of ai-appearlng sjiecles. Two series of exhibit art planned, th first toong al and th second geographical. Under th flrt head, specimen will b arran ged to show evolution and relationship, the nucieu collection contain a rie showing the progress from ths yearling buffalo bull to the twenty year old "stub horn" bull, collected oft the Montana range. It l proUbly in. poibl to duplicate thl eerie from wild resource. In th geographical s. rle will be shown the center of dis tribution and th culminating points of meny pecle popular with American sportsmen snd naturalist. Her will naturally be gathered together such ft collection of map snd photogrsph of living wild animals both in their haunts and in captivity, as hat never yet been formed. Th records of big game which naturally will accumulate In th ns- a 1 I -..If i , . ... uoimi cuiiecnon win soon represent? great soologlcal value, .Kearly all of the specimen which form the nucleus were presented by Dr. William T. Horn, aday, director of the New York Zoolo gical Tark. Boid Dr. Hornaday, who ripreseius the i;mp Fins Club In th movement, the other Immediate pro moter of the, enterprise are MndUon Grant, for the Boone and Crockett Club and John W. PhilllM, IVniisvlvifiila State Zoological Society will under take the malntaiiieaiice of the collection and it I hoped that ultimately a special building will be provided In in ti to hone it. ' A Narrow Escape. O, W. Cloyd, a merchant, of Plunk, Mo., bad ft narrow escape four yesrs ago, when he ran ft Jlmson bur Into his thumb. H says: "Ths doctor wanted to amputate It but I would not consent. I bought a box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve and that cured the dan gerous wound." 25o at Charle Rodgrs, druggist. D. D. D." Oonnmllli1Ind,,feM,im. . I, He. O. !. Unib, Peetor tint Pnehy. Hrlan Oliimh of Uonnenivllle. 1ml., Ii.d Barkei'I Hob and bad dootore fur II la no ar.lt, wh.a tUe doctor prealirlbed I). O. II. (Io.'i K-.eina Oure, aiut lit Hire dn all the Uarbor'e Itch wai dried SB and In one week 1 in eured, sir. a. a Lams. Inelanl f5klt aI The moment I). n. til "" a4,aava strlk-s the injured. kla there Is relief from that awful, swful ltoh. 'fhlawlil btprovin to you if you ttike sdrsntmie of ths affnr, of free sample bottle. Cut out tills sd snd nmll It direct to the 0. D. D. Co., IID-W Mlohliran St.. Suka li (Ihlnttlrrt. mAnfelnnlntf dlaeaaa vnn ha.vn and lwtw Ion you bsre hud It and they wilt wmnrii zuz w:m bottle FREE