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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1907.
TIIE MORNING ASTOHIAN, ASTORIA' GRBOON.
6
I Endorsed by the County.
I "The hiot popular remedy In Otsego
Jmiity, and tlit but friend of my fa 111
V," wrlUt Wm. M. Plots, editor and
alillalier of the Otsriro Journal, Oil-
frrikvllle, N. Y., "li Dr. King' New
UeorVy. H hit provoil to U an In
titule euro for eoughi and eolde, male
g anort worn oi tne worst or tnem,
'a always keep a boltla In the house,
bttltv It to be tha moat valuable pre
rlptlon known for Lung and Throat
eses." Guaranteed to uerer dli'np
ilut tha taker, by Charles Rog6rs' drug
ore. Prirt SOo and 11.00. Trial bottla
Don't Orumbla
whn your joints aclie and you suffer
from Ilheiimatlsm. Buy a bottle of Bel
Innl'a Snow Liniment and get Instant
relief. A poslllre cure for Rlieumetlein,
Ilurni, Cuts, Contracted Mucin, Sora
Chest te., Mr. I. T. lingy, a prominent
merchant at Willow Point, Texas, aayi
test ha flnda Ballard's Snow liniment
tha bt all round Liniment ha erer
used." gold by Ilart's Drug Stars.
Steamer T. J. Potter for flwsoo, dally
except Fridays, connecting with train
for all points on North (Long) Beech.
Call at 0. R. 4 N. Jock for Information
regarding rates, etc.
3,000,000 ACRES OF
RAILWAY LANDS
TIIE WORM TURNS
AT LAST
THE TELEPHONE COMPANY HAS
RUN THE LIMIT OF PEOPLE'S
PATIENCE A NEW COMPANY IN
PROSPECV.
At the city council moating on Mon
day nijflit Mr. J. 1L Whyte, manager of
I lie Ctidin jt of Commence ire-nted a
communication attached to wlifuh was
J. II Thatcher's reply to the letter ad
lre4 to Jilni by tHia Chamber of
Ounnieroe regarding tho poor telephone
j ti-i vice la Astoria.
Nome time ago the Astorlan published
RRI GATED AND NON-IRRIGATED IN ,'n fle regarding the poor service and
u'i'g that the management would give
SUNNY 5UU i HL1(N ALDLK1A
THE LAST GREAT WEST
THI LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE THE FINEST PRODUONO
LANDS AT THE LOWEST PUCE; iNORMOUS CROPS; FINE MAROTj
'NO. 1 WINTER WHEAT! BIGH GRADE BARLEY, FLAX, ALFALFA, TM
OTHY, SUGAR BEETS. CREAMERIES CONDUCTED BY THE GOVERN
IMENTI .THE GREATEST STOCK COUNTRY ON EARTH. NATURAL WIN-
TER. PASTURAGE, GRASSES CURING ON THE STAJLK.
LOW PRICES LONG TERMS.
fOR INFORMATION AND SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES APPLY TO , .
Aioria an improvement or el least a
partial Improvement, Mr. Thatcher, ac
cording to those In a position to know,
has been putting off then Improvements
for the is)t ten years with tha result
tl'et It is now a rare between the slow
footed tnessviige' boy and the1 Astoria
telephone, system, as a means of com
munication between business house,
with the messenger boy. and "odds on the
favorite."
Promises have ken made, which are
not kept, until pttlcnea has ceased to be
a virtue and wtieh Councilman Hansen
In the meeting of tha council on Mon
day night, moved that tha city attorney
F
AGENTS WANTED.
STEEL & EWART
Electrical Contractors
BeUs. House Phones, Inside Wiring and Fixtures
Installed and Kept in Repair
IN BUSINESS FOR BUSINESS AND YOUR SATISFACTION.
asa Twelfth Stmt
Phsaa Mala 9681
JAMES FINLAYSON
- Colonization Agent for Can. l'ac. Lands-
,y - m1 A .l SI 1ATAHI1 Af J "
S - Oil 'Commercial' 8!., AOIUrllrt. UnClie Instructed lo examine the franchise
jto find If there was not aomeway by
j which It could b revoked, he met with
not only the beHing of bis fellow mem
bers but with the plaudits of a much
abused people.
j Tha telephone company haa reached
,tha limit of the patience of the people
end unless omcthitig Is done before the
city altormy can report to the city
! council and that body take action then
j will be an opening for a new telephone
company to gft a fmnchite that Is valu
able. There l no iiiiention about it that our
(telephone system eatist-a Atoria to be
'laughed at by visitor. A visitor reaches
fill lf V mnA sWattif An t.fiai etsa nknna
itaues down tne receiver, places It to his
ear and awaits a reply from "central."
j After he has waited about five minutes
j and five minute , ong ,uc, m case
jhe is fortunate if some ons tells him
that he should ring up "central," a ays-
tcm that in the amallcst town be has
probablj. ttachad thai be was comrwIM
to follow this antiquated method.
Imagine hi opinion of the enterprise 0f
Astoria t His opinion of Astora's enter
'prise must be a low one though as to its
good nature or gullibility there fa no
question but that it U somewhat en
turgej. It is to be hoped Hist the proposed
action of the city council will have the
effeot of placing an up-to-date system
In this city. Conditions differ with thoe
of the time when the present system
have expired and It Is not a question of
the old Bell Telephone Companp threat
ening Infringement proceedings s gainst
uers or telephone, that were not owned
by them.
"There are others" is a common ex
pression and In thi case this expression
It peculiarly apt. There may be a new
telephone company in Astoria soon that
111 give good service.
It
ill t MMIIIIIMMMMIIIIIM
WHQLEIS0ME :
SUMMER
DRINKS
O rape Juice
Catawba Concord l
NON-ALCOHOLIC
AMERICAN IMPORTING CO.
. 589 Commercial Street
IT
FINANCIAL.
First National Bank of Astoria, Ore.
ESTABLISHED 1886.
Capitol $100,000
. Q. A. BOWLBY, President.
JO. L PETERSON, VlosPresldsnt ,
nUNK PATTON, Cashier.
J. W. GARNER, A-.sUnt Cashier.
. Moria Sayings Bank
Capital Paid la I10O JWi 8urplns and Dndtvldsd Fronu tBO.000
Tranaaels k Osneral Banking Business, Interest Paid on Tims b posits
FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM
Elertnth and Duans atreeta.
ASTOWA, OREGON.
iSCOIJJiilBOl&IIASSJflRKS
I ASTORIA, OKEGON.
IROH (AND BRASS FOUNDERS! LAND AND MARINE ENGINEERS
tlv-to-Cate Haw Ulll Machinery! Prompt attention given to ah repair work
18th and Franklin Ave. Tel. Main 2451
V
NORWEGIAN
SAENGERFEST
of the Pacific Coast
ASTORIA THEATER
Sunday, Sept. 1, '07
Afternoon and Evening
Grand Concert
300 VOICES IN THE CHORUS
Carlo A. Speratti,
Director
-SOLOISTS-Mmme.
Jennie Norelli
CarlVendt,Violinist
Emil Anna, Pianoist.
WATERFRONT ITEMS
T. J. Potter Brings Down Blooded
Angora Goats.
BUILD REGATTA GRANDSTAND
Admission f - $1.00
Tickets can be had at the stores of
S. L. Nanthrup or E. Hauke & Co.
' ma mm m mm mm wm mm mm utst m a mm ma mv- uui v,t
Cures Bactachq
Corrects ...- .,
IrrefiTilarltle
Will cure any case of Kidney or Bladder Disease not Bright'a Diacaap
beyond the reaencif medicine. . No medicine can do more. - f or Diabetes
F. Ts Laurin, Owl Dru Store.
Eller Arrives and the Breakwater Cleara
Vessels Clearing With Big Cargo of
Lumber (or California Porta Redondo
Arrives Down From Sound Notes.
The T. J. Potter came down last night
hut brought a light pasnenger list.
Captain Sullivan brought down 91 pas
sengers but considerable freight for
Astoria. ' ;
The principal consignment of frelgtit
for this port was 60 Angora goats which
sre to be taken to Gearhsrt Park for
Theodore Kruse. Goats of this breed
are peacable a a rule but they are bard
to manage. It took tAie whole creur of
the Potter from On plain Sullivan down,
with the aid of Agent Roberts, to fet
the valuable animals landed. When a
iroat wanta to be perverse be is the king
bolt. In the business. J There U . nothing
Be ean'tl do with his horns snj a -steward
a ho gets one of those crooked bone
prongs In his ribs is Inclined to drop
Hie animal." Btlng little tbeare carried
by one bora and dragged along up the
gang planlc Some of the crew grabbed
tbem around the wa!i and walked lip
t!ie plank like a man with a big Teddy
bear. A goat with hie waist encircled
by the brawny arm of a deckhand U an
ignoble sight, to aay the least. Those 50
g! a seemed like 600 before they were
stl landed and tbe three but brought
off by one strong deckhand j with a goat
in one arm, ewe In tne other ana
booting along in front of him a yearling
lamb which wee jut sprouting bonis.
At the Tongue Point Lumber Com
psny's dock tbe Beulah, Cmptsln Skipper,
will be ready to put to sea in a few
days. This vessel will take 600,000 feet
of lumber to San Francisco. Other ves
sels due for loading at the company's
dock are the Daisy Freeman and tbe
J. B. Stetson. '.'
The United States lighthouse tender
Heather, Captain Bvrnes, left early
Monday "morning "for the Sound where
she will be engaged for an indefinite
time 'changing channel buoya and other
aids to navigation.
The gasoline schooner Delia entered It
the custom bouse yesterday, the cargo
being cheese from Nestuoca Bay. J
The schooner Churchill Is at Kuapp-
ton, from San Francisco, loading lumber
for return.
The City of Panama, Captain Nelson,
entered at the custom houe yesterday
from San Francisco to Portland.
The steamer- Breakwater, from Port
land to Coos Bay, cleared at the cus
tom house yesterday.
The steamer George W. Elder, from
San Pedro and way points to Portland,
entered at the custom house yesterday.
The steamer Redondo, with general
cargo for this port and Portland, entered
from Seattle yesterday.
The sicamcr Johan Paulsen, with gen
eral cargo for Portland, was one of the
entries yesterday at the custom house
from San Francisco.
.. . & !0SI valued daily companion to men of all nations-why t
II Is the tint Safety Shavlnr Dvk Is Ihs World. Miktt tlf-hvW fiMnt ntmnl
losk4 of sa IrluorM tub. 6 of Cesspicte, SI. 10. HuxUon OutSU, Nw so4 as.
On sat In ow Cadsry Dtpartmot, "
FOR SALE BY
The Foard & Stokes Hardware Go
Incorporated
Snceeeeoni t fatnl it tUkaa Cav
Sherman Transtef CoT
EEKBT BHERMAS, Manager:
it ii ' f
Hacka, Carriages Beggsge Cbeekel ud Transrerred Trucks ard htnttm
, ( . ;. ( Wssjt Plaaoa Mored, Bowd m4 Shipped.
KttmMtmmt
B B. PA3UTJOX . .. n p. Pabjdcb,
PARKER HOUSE
IOWrsTiNLAN."t '
flret Claas lit Every Reiveet"
Free Coeik to tb Bovee.
Bar aod BlllUrd Boom,
Good Staple Boom on Oronnd floor
tor
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' 4 '
Aatoria,
Oregeri
TSAHSPOlTATICit
ai.;
Steamer, .
TELEGRAPH
TM oor atssinveet maklag a roeed trip D1ILT
sent Temia twsprees ForUaiMt aatf AtUrit
moo wmj poiin, (
NO WAY POIrtTi ON SUNDAY
1 PorUiUedlat aldwetrMt Dot
Asaorla Uadoi7Tileider Boek
Lsatt Mrtlsnd T:e tn. antm Ar t.m
P- Mvura i:w p. m.; UTTT romuuxl
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Lira PertUnd I . n.t mrrfw Unhlm.
leave AsSorta I f. bl, arrire Purtlsod S p.
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On the A. & C R. R. has a gang of
workmen putting down new ties on the
trfatlo near the Parker House. The ties
are watched closely on these trestles and
the company has a gang of men at work
all the time putting in new sleepers.
The grandstand committee of the Re
gatta celebration has tbe work of build
ing the grandstand at the foot of
Eleventh street well under way. The sup
ports for the seats are all placed anil
the boards forming the place where
sightseera will view the sports will soon
be in place.
The Sue H. Elmore arrived in last
night from Tillamook with passengers
and a big cargo of dairy products. She
loft out again this morning at 4 o clock
with her limit of passengers aboard all
bound for the Tillamook Fair and Carnival
The Delia left out yesterday for Nea
tuoca with a cargo of merchandise and
piovisions.
The Gerald 0. passed out yesterday
bound with freight and passengers for
Sileti
Plneules are for the Kldneya and Blad
der. They bring quick relief to back
ache, rheumatism, lumbago, tired worn
out feeling. They produce natural ac
tion of the kidney a, '30 days' treatment
$1.00. Money1 refunded if Plneules are
not (satisfactory. Sold by Frank Hart's
drug store. " . ,
t 'A
tr Morning Astorian, 60 oente per
month, delivered by carrier. " ' '
Steamer Lurline
Night Boat for Portland and
Way Landings. .
PAMENOERS. FREIGHT.
Leavee Astoria dally exoept Sunday at
7a.m.
Leavee Portland Daily Except Sunday
at 7 a. m.
Qulok 8erviee Excellent Meals
Good Bertha.
Landing Astoria Havel Wharf.
Landing Portland Foot Taylor St
a B. BLESSING, Agent.
Phone Main 2761.
0 . PICE cf
tiiMtMf, fined fUror,
cjrnrtasftieiLCssorawm
CLOSsrr&rBins
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418 BOKD IT,
I ASTORIA, OtSQ0aT W
Carriee tae Fiaeet Liae at
1 Wines,
Liquors
and
Cigars
CALL AND SEE US
HOTEL PORTLAND
Flneet Hotel in the Nerthweai
PORTLAND, ORE.
TRAIfSPOKTATIOIf.
TIME CARD
Astoria & Columbia River R. R. Co
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'' Trains marked ran dally. ( . j ' ' '.; '";: 'a
Trains NCe, 25, 27 and 20 from Clatsop Beach, and traina Nos. 28, 36 aasl U,
from Aatoria, run tla Ft Steven. ; : , f ,1
Train Ho. 26, fspm Portland, S:10 p.' m.; la Saturday 8peeial, atoppiaf at
Goble, Rainier, Cfetekenle, Astoria and Baael) point, only. . . u . , . .35
OONNKCTIONS At Portland, with all tranacontinental Uaea. At
Gkjble, with Nortbern PaoWd Ealnray Co. f At Aetorla, with steamere totT
San Franclaco and Tillamook and Ilwaco Railway 4 NavlfaUon Co.'a boat
and railway. t ;?..., .,,,-, f"Y ;
. Through Ucketa sold to and from all polnta hs" East aad iurogte.
For furthor partloulara apply to, I , , - !l
-;!f !'XIlNMK','r;':; ,: aj
Vaet ih. liP8Mtf-Agt',W:i4 j
"O aet VUwjSWlj UtlU lUUv llirU'lUlV
myot shot and killed himself today.'
wsfore with Pilot Turner on the bridge. ! are being 86 closely safeguarded.
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