WEDNESDAY, JULY u, V1
THE MORNING ASTOItlAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
FINANCIAL
First National Bank of Astoria, Ore
chtaiuikiici. imhu.
Capital $100,000
u-j U mt"xms,umL- imum.)H!.miuniL,,.u..! jwjsii.uj.-i ill
1. Q. A. IIOWLBY, PrssWsnt.
U, I. PETERSON, Vies President. J. VT. OARKEB, Assistant ('ssbUt.
Astoria Savings Bank
Capital Paid In WW surplus and tjM4ldm Profits INMM).
Treiisacm a OontnU Ranklui Uula. loirMi Paid on Time Usposiul
Happy
Tnrt fcnnw that there ars colors
Indicate happinsH-but do you ever
- 'MINI snow was udiiurca uu nwifvia muiyv wv ut
th uiuhint. Why not have more sunshine in your
own home, then why not Itt M ihow yoa how to get
it la tit walls by uiiiif ., . -
1 r,j5Cr It,
BATTERIES
Astoria Hardware Co., - 113 12th St.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS
JOHN FOX President
P. U BISHOP, Secretary.
Designers and Manafacturers of
THE LATMT IMPHOVKD '
Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boiler
Complete Cnnery Outilb Furniv J.
CORRESPONDCNCe SOllCITCO ' j Cm.t. of K.cml. htr.,M
That's
; BRAND NAMES OP PIANOS D 0
CLASS IN WHICH THEY BELONG
THAT IS THE GOOD SERVICE
ENORMOUS STOCKS FROM THE FORTY DIFFERENT FACTORIES WE
: WB BRING EXPERT KNOWLEDGE OF PIANOS TO BEAR IN OUR DEALINGS WITH EACH MAKE OF X
' PIANO WE BUY AND SELL.
AND KO INDUCEMENT OF LARGER PROFIT ON ANY MAKE OF PIANO BY GRADING IT HIGHER
THAN IT DESERVES (AND FACTORIES WOULD LIKE US TO DO IT TOO),
OUR FIXED RULE Tfj GRADE, PRICE
;WHICH IT BELONGS.
; SOME PEOPLE MAY DISAGREE
MAKES OF PIANOS BUT THAT DOESN'T PROVE ANYTHING.
THEY MAY BE PREJUDICED OR BEHIND THE TIMES.
WHAT WE SAY ABOUT GRADE
ING A PIANO OF US YOU HAVE ONLY TO DECIDE ABOUT PRICE YOU WISH TO PAY AND OUTSIDE AP
PEARANCE, UNLESS YOU HAVE IN MIND SOME MAKE THAT IS KNOWN TO YOU.
IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT
SATISFIED ANYWAY.
J Eilers Piano House
A. R. CYRUS, 0u.
J. :M.-WARD, $
IIANK PATTON, Cashier.
AfcTOhlA. OHCf.w
Colors
which ahmlfv isdnest. others which
stop to think how often people art
ThoSanlUijWall Coating -
B v havlntar vour walli decorated
r with Alabastlne you will male
ble, mora wniUry, and will
make your homo a more cheer
ful place to li vain. Let us show
you how esay and economical
Alabastlne Is, and how the dif
ferent tinta and stenciled do
aljrna can bo combiiwd to pro
duce -exactly uio eiiec
yoa want"
wimi pmr w rut inu Annas
Una H itiiarlorlaHcrf otlwr
eua, U jruu will sire tie sa uwoftuutf,
ALLEN WAIL PAPEB tV
PAINT CO.
Nolson Troyer, Vlce-Prea. and Bupt
ASTORIA SAVIN'OS BANK. Treaa.
What Counts
MEAN SOMETHING. BUT PIANOS MUST BE GRADED IN THE X
AND KEPT THERE TO MEAN THE
WE PERFORM FOR OUR CUSTOMERS WHEN WE PURCHASE OUR X
AND SELL EVERY MAKE OF PIANO
WITH OUR JUDGMENT ABOUT RELATIVE VALUES OF DIFFERENT
AND WORTH OF DIFFERENT MAKES,
MAKE YOU WANT "TRUST US' AS YOU
424 Commercial Street 1
Men In Repair Shops Stop Work
Aggrieved.
HE WASHED UP TOO SOON
Two Hundred And Eighty Men Stop
Work Demanding That Discharged
Man Bo Reinststed. And Paid For The
Timn He Wan Off . . , .
CHKWiO, July 2X-Tlie Railway Car
iiiimu' I'niun, comprising cur repairers,
Mrj.-vnli-r, painters, cb'onris and labor
ers declared a strike yesterday against
the Hock Inland tides, and 20 unm em
ployed in I lie repair shops at Molinc,
Htx'k Iland and Davenport, sutppnl
work until one of tbrir niim1r l re
inatatvd willi dull pay fittm (be time he
wat lUwhatged Ui dflte of reinitiate
nient Tim men empluyvd In the repair ihop
had been in the lialiit of being ready to
leave the ah'p when (he wnulle an
iiiniiiie.lf time to p work. In order to
urtiiiiiilili tiiin it waa neiMury fur
ilii'tii tu l work ten iniitutea earlier
in order to wnh up. Tito company
Hintt'ii rule forliiil lii.jj the pretire on
penally of dicharge. A painUr at Eat
Mnliiie who found wa hing up ten min
iiten befuro the hour for lpping work,
and wa diielinied. He reported to the
j(i'ievanee wmnKittec of the union whieli
in turn held a eon erem with the rail
road ollleiaU, demanding the reinitiate
nient of the dlwlwrgej man with full
iv foe the time he waa t,ff duty, Tha
exTtlve were willing to give the uinn
another ehaiu-e, but refused to gi've him
full pity fur the time he wa olT.
Poor Even at That
Aacutn (t'Auilwr of counts ronaldora
hlnmelf mi iirtlat.
WUc- Huh. tlm only tlilui; he cau do
la p.-ilnt the tiwn, hut hc"a norfvet t
tin.t: .
Ascum No, ho 1n't. Rla nernnoctive
la alwnye wny ? T.-Pljllndclpbla Prew.
Selfiah.
"I ae Jnck IInnui was married the
other day to Miwa ItUblry."
"Tea, and I was Tory aorry to
It."
"Sorry? For her sake or h!r
"For mine. 1 wanted ber."-rotrolt
Trllnme.
Disproved,
"You American are too literal." anld
the visitor. "You hnve no Imntfnctinn
You give fiiiicy no flny." '
"Oh. I don't know. Wc yell, 'KIP
th umpire!' but we let bltu get away
generally." I'htludelplila Ledger. ,
A Different Meaning.
"Ho tins no end of money."
"Neither hnve I. Not. even a begin
nlng."-ClceIand Tlaln Dealer.
MOST TO A PURCHASER.
REPRESENT
TEMPTS US TO VARY FROM 1
WE HANDLE IN THE CLASS IN
YOU CAN BANK ON. IN SELECT- X
WOULD COME TO US IF NOT X
ALL NIGHT COURT.
An Innovation In New York Life Com
mence! on Auguit 1.
, SEW YORK, My 2X The all night
jourt, new feature of New Yoifc life,
will begin It M-ion on August' 1.
Magittrale Whitman, who waa Inntro
menlttl In having the legixlature create
the new court, wilt have the honor ol
prealdlng at the opening aeion. The
prinefpal raiorni that the new court
will bring uIhhu neeordiiig to Mogittrite
Whitman are theei Fiivtt, abolition of
the professional Iwndannen evil; m-ond.
cheeking the "Shakedown' by police of
persona arrental at night, and third,
fnd the suffering of a night's imprison
ment In a flthy police station cell by
im.iiii whom a magistrate may admit
t bail
COMPLETES WORK.
Harrlman'i Work to Control Colorado
' River Finished i,5oo,ooo Spent,
1MPKRIAL, CaL, July 23Last night
marked the completion of the work
which K. II. Ilnnmaii, president of the
Southern Pacific, Company, undertook to
peivorin to control tlie Colorado River
at the request of President Roosevelt,
During tlie period of operationa the
Southern Pacjlla bs furninhed nearly
tjm,W of capital for the work.
Olilcial announcement la made that the
work of control la completed and that
(Tails at that river have been turned
Ni-l: into the hands of the C'jlifon.in
l;ete!oiment Company, l.'ntil there
an agreement between the governments
of the United States and Mexico and
the private corporation a to Interests
(lie work of contpil will rt there.
FRUIT PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
Will Endeavor to Have Clause Limiting
Amount of Sulphur Rescinded.
SAX FRANCISCO. July 23.-A11 the
fruit packers of California and many
fruit growers who have formed the Fruit
Protective Association of California, are
i liking istrong efforts to have the
clause enacted limiting the quantity of
sulphur ued in drying fruit, rescinded,
if for only the present season at least, or
until Hie matter cn be thoroughly in
vestigated by tlie government. The gov
ernment haa tent Dr. Gould, a chemist
of the Pure Food Department, who is
making investigations in the northern
part of California, and there i hope
that the government" will take such ac-tii-A
a to save the dried fruit industry
of California until the matter shall be
finally determined.
Ho P,-oved It
I "Young Muggliia It a mollycoddle.
all rlKht."
"What mnkes you tbluk so?"
"I cnllc.l him oi!L."
"And what did lie say?"
"He Raid he didn't think that was a
nice terr.t ts apply to bltn and added
that he felt quite vexed with me."
Pueblo Chieftain.
More Fashionable.
"The ninn of the house," said the
man at the door who wna 'taking
name for the city directory, "la a
blacksmith, I believer'
"Yes." replied the young woman
with the prominent pompadour, "but
pnpnw la quite wealthy now. so please
make It 'nlaeksmytlie.' " Philadelphia
Press.
The Boy's Opportunity,
"Now. wouldn't It te funny," Bald
Popley playfully, "If I were to become
n little boy again?"
"Mobile It wouldn't tie bo funny for
you. pa," replied his bright young son,
"If you wna to bo llttler'u tne, pa, I
think I'd sqnnre up a few things."
Cntuollc Standard and Times.
Modern Convenience.
"Do you npprove of automobllea?"
"To some extent," answered Mlsa
Cayenne. "They euable one to clean
one's gloves with gasoline without ex
citing suspicion."-Washington Star
The bites and stings of Insects, sun
burn, outs, burns and bruises relieved
at once with Fineaalve GarboUsed. Aots
like a poultice. Draws out Inflamma
tion. Try it. Pries 25c. Sold by Frank
Hart's Drug Store.
The Doctor Away nm Home When
Most Needed.
People are often very much disap
pointed to find that their family phy
sician is away from home when they
most need his services, Diseases' like
crump oolio and cholera morbus require
prompt treatment, and have in many
instances proven fatal before medicine
could he procured or a physician sum
moned. The right way is to keep at
hand a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. No
"physician can prescribe a better midicine
for these diseases. By having it in the
house you escape much pain and suffer
ing and all risk. Buy it now; it may
save life. For sale by Frank Hart and
leading druggists.
TRANSPORTATION.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
"EMPRESS" Lino of the Atlantlo
Quebec to Liverpool
Less Than Four Days at Sea
Empresses sails July 26; August 9-
23; September 8-20. First cabin, (80
up; second cabin, $45 up; third class.
$28.78. Write for particulars.
JAMES FINLAYSON, Agent
Astoria, Ore.
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Eastern Painting & Decorating Co
Experts in all the
Paper-Hanging
Satisfaction Guaranteed. All work done
Promptly. Prices reasonable. New Goods
arriving Every Day. We solicit business
Frn Outside Towns.
Commerolal Street, near Eighth.
Astoria,
Shermatt Transter Co.
HENRY SHERMAN, Manama V
Vk, Carriages Baggage Checked aad' Transierred Trucks ard 'Furniture
, Wagons Pianos Moved, Boxed and Shipped.
433 Commercial Street
a a PARKER. E. P. PARKER.
Proprietor. Manager.
PARKER HOUSE
EUROPEAN PLAN.
First Class in Every Respect
Free Coach to U Bouse.
Bar and Billiard Room.
Good Sample Rooms on Ground Floor
for Commercial Man.
Astoria,
Oregon
TRANSPORTATION.
Steamer
TELEGRAPH
fh only Steamboat nuking a rannd trip DAILY
xoopt Thuredajr between Portland and Astoria
and way points.
NO WAY POINTS ON SUNDAY
Portland Landing, Alder Street Dock
Astoria Landing, Cat lender Dock
IeaTCPerfliiod T:OJ"a, m.; arrive Astoria, 1: SO
p. m, Leave Astoria 2:30 p. m.; arrive Portland
t:SO p. m.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Lea-re Portland t a. m.; arrtre Astoria I p.m.
Leave Astoria Ip-m-, arrtre Portland 9 p. m.
The KVUne;
' .V.S-TT '1. ,,-f V"t,
vni H 1 II ii I i iliiim " ii IT 'i "in 1
Steamer - Lurline
Night Boat for Portland and
Way Landins.
PA88ENGERS. FREIGHT.
Leaves Astoria dally except Sunday at
7 p. m.
Leaves Portland Oaily Except 8unda
at 7 a. m.
Quick Service Exeellent Meals
Good Berths.
Landing Astoria Flavel Wharf.
Landing Portland Foot Taylor 8t
G. B. BLE8SING, Agsrit
Phone Main 2761.
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TRANSPORTATION.
V. . .. TIME
Astoria & Columbia River R. R. Co.
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8.05 10.05
8.13 10.1"l
8.8110.36
4.64
5.09:
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6.23
6.02
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FT. STEVENS BBANCH
'40 I MS j '4C 3a -44 I 42 39 U '33 43 SS.t 37'
a.m. a.mjp.ni. a.m. p.m. p.m. inm" Dm" a m- n m Tl "T
0.1 8.36 6.11 7. a.lllh.OS Lv. WARRKNTON Ar. 12 3 7 W 0 8 M lV
JS'SJ-S-S Z'38 S-23"- Ar. HAMMOND Lv. a giS 7 45 6 88 I'S 10
10-!M 6 2,- 7.41 8.V6 13.20 Ar. FT. 8TKVEN8 Lv. 12 21 8.26 7 42 6 80 8 46l0 27
Trains marked run dally.
Trains Noa. 25, 27 and 29 from Clatsop
num Asiurm, run via tw oieveni.
, . ,
Train No. 26, from Portland, 3:10 p.
Goble, Rainier, Clatskanie. Astoria and
CONNECTIONS At PorUand, wl
Ooble, with Northern Pacific Ral vay
San Francisco and Tillamook and Ilw
and railway.
Through Uckete aold to and from
For further particulars apply to,
Branches of Painting,
and Decorating.
Oregon f
Mala Phoaa tat
f0 SPICES, (f)
COFFEEJEA,
DAinnOFOVrDEP,
Rj:;cn;;;oEXTnAas;
3
CLOSSST&DZVI&S
f ' PORTLAND, ORECOM.
THE SAVOY
Fofnlsr Concert HaJL " r
Good music AH are wsleoms. Oa
aer Seventh and Astor.
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W aw waaiaiv Wtl BTS1BIS1
I 4 BOND 8T ,
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'V ASTORIA, 0SIGON 1
g Carries the Finest Line of
I Wines,
I Liquors
f' and . t
I .'Cigars I
I CALL AND SEE US
; CARD
27 1 1 a 1 a
p.m. In.m.,
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10.55 8 40l
10.401 8.25
10 06 7,601
9.62 7.40
9.31 7-19
9.16l 7. (Ml
8.20 8.101
D.m,
a.m.
8.05 5.50
T.45 5.85
7.18 5.08
7.10 5.00
7.051 4.56
a.m.
4.UO
8.15
11.00
3.85
7.65
8.57
6.60
6.45
10.40
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9.481
3.80
2.251
9 40
9.361
Beach, and trains Nn. 09 so ..i
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m.j is Saturday Special, stopping at
Beach points, only.
tn all trans-continental lines. At
Co. At Astoria, with steamers for
aco Railway ft Navigation Co.'a boat
all points In the East and Europe.
R. H. JENKINS,
OeaiL Frt ft Passgr. Agt
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