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THE M011NING ASTORIAN. AS'J'ORJA. OREGON.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3. 97'
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
SEAMSTRESS WANTED TO HELP IS
altering ladies' garments Appty t
JsMT, 537 Commercial.
MARRIED MAN WANTS STEADY T0
ition of any kind; city or country.
Address "J.,"' Atorinn. 10-3-3t.
B0Y WANTED. INQUIRE AT JAL-
fls, 537 Commercial street.
WANTED RELIABLE PERSON TO
travel and act s manager for this
and adjoining counties; wholesaling an
A-l article; good pay and permanent
position to right party. Apply Northern
Hotel, room 12. 9-2S-3L
WANTED BOY TO CARRY PAPERS,
s Apply at this office. 8-28-tf.
HARRIED MAN WANTS STEADY Po
sition of any kind; city or country.
Address "J.," Astorian. 9-29-3t
FOR RENT.
wro tjpvtA F1VE-KOUA1 UULSBi
ob Second street. Apply Fred Sher
man, 26 Astor street. 9-30-7t.
SUSEKEEPIXG ROOMS, FURNISH
d or unfurnished, 1661 Thirty-fourth
street. .
JOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
with or without board, $5 per week.
jBaqpfa 2S4 Tenth street 8-24-tf.
LOST AND FOUND.
POUND A BOAT NEAR SMITH'S
Point about one week ago containing
one pair of oars and two sets of oar
locks. Inquire of Ole Ericksen, Colum
bia Nursery. - 9-23-5t.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
.WANTED TO BUY HOUSE AND LOT
is Astoria, Address "H. I.," care As
oriu office. Give full particular.
CHIEF QUAKTEKMASTEK-S urnvr
Vancouver Barracks, Wash., Sept. 25,
1007. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will
be received at this office until 11 o'clock
a. m., October 24. 1907, and then public
for furnishing and Installing
electric lijjlit fixtures in new N. C. 0.
quarter, railroad, station and postoffice
at Fort Stevens Ore. Full information
will be furnished on application to this
office and at office of Constructing Quar
termaster, Fort Stevens, Oregon. The
U. S. reserves the right to accept or re
ject any or all bids or any part thereof.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked: 'Proposals for electric light
fixture at Fort Steven," and addressed
to the Chief Quartermaster, Vancouver
Barrack". Wash.
HOUSE MOVERS.
frvtvricKSON BROS We make
specialty of house moving, carpenters,
contractors, general jobbing: prompt at
tention to all orders. Corner Tench and
Duane. .
STENOGRAPHERS.
LENORA E. BENOIT,
Public Stenographer.
Telephone 3631. 395 Commercial St.
Dictation called for.
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
LITTLE MISS FRISCO
Song and Dance Artist
THELMA BECKS
Balladisi
ALMA PIERCB
Swedish Nightingale
PRINCESS OMEANA
The World's Wonder Dont Fall to
Sea Bet
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DENTISTS.
Dr. VAUGHAN,
DENTIST
Pythian Building, Astoria. Oregon.
DR. W. C. LOGAN
DENTIST
Commercial St. Shanahan Building
: FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
05 SALE TWO LOTS IN ASTORIA J
and one in Warren ton; will sell cheap.
Address "J." Astorian office.
OSTEOPATHS.
DR. RHODA C. HICKS
OSTEOPATH
Office ManseU Bid. Pnone Black III
171 Commercial St, Astoria, Ore.
A BIG BARGAIN-lOOxlOO FEET IN
center of city on Bond street. Apply
to Western Realty Co.
FARM FOR SALE, $2250-160 ACRES;
six acres cleared, good house and
barn. Western Realty Co.
TOHN CMcCUE.
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ATTORNEY-AT-lyAW.
Deputy District Attorney
Page Building, Suite 4.
FOR SALE STORE 22x40, AND LOT
25x125, I Warrenton. Price, $1600.
Western Realty Co.,495 Commercial St.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED TO BUY SETTER OR
Cocker Spaniel male pup. Inquire 684
Commercial St., or Astorian office. 26-2t
FROTECT YOURSELF ,FOR $1 PER
month against accident, sickness and
death; furnishes doctors, dentistry, med
icines and hospital service. Call or write,
national Hospital Assn., room 3, Page
Nock. 9-8-tf.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
HOWARD M. BROWN ILL,
Attorney-at-Law.
Office with Mr. J. A. Ealrin, at No. 420
Commercial St., Astoria.
ADMISSION FREE
VIC LINDBECK, Prop,
DRUGGIST.
Columbia Drug Co.
Dr. Charles C. C. Rosenberg
(Successors to Dr. Linton's Drug Co.)
THE ALASKANS KICK
Want Voice in the A. T. P. Ex
position.
DELEGATE COLE MAKES TALK
, .Says Cacelessness of Fair Officials In
Slighting Prominent Northerners Will
Work Detriment and Opposition to
Their Plans.
Drugs,. Medicines
AND
Toilet Articles.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
Dr. Rosenbure will give consultations
and examination free.
18$ Eleventh Street.
Telephone Main 1171, Astoria, Ore.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
UNDERTAKERS.
J. A. OILBAUGII & CO.,
Undertakers and Embalniers.
Experienced Lady Assistant
When Desired.
RESTAURANTS.
Tokio Restaurant
531 Bond Street,
Opposite Ross Higgins & Co
First-Class Meals.
50TICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders of the
Portland, Oregon, Seacoast Railway
Comnanv will be held at the Company's
affine. 670 WorcesterBuilding, in the
eity of Portland and State of Oregon,
t 3 o'clock, on Saturday, the 26th day
of October, 1907. for the following pur
poses: FIRST. To increase said Company's
capital stock, now $500,000, to $1,100,
000, and when such increase of capital
is approved by said meeting of stock
holders to issue not more than 11,000
hares in all of $100 each for the first
.100 miles of railway to be built and
wned by it, apportioned as said meet
ing of stockholders shall direct.
SECOND. To ratify, confirm and ap
prove of contracts heretofore made under
authority from said Company's Board
ef Directors for the sale of 100 miles
of this Company's first mortgage five
per cent bonds, and also' of the deed of
trust or mortgage securing payment of
came to the holders of said bonds.
THIRD. To ratify, confirm and ap
prove in whole or in part of contracts,
or any portion tnereoi maae uy
Board of Directors for the construction
f tiis Comoanv's first 100 miles of
raliway, commencing at the Lewis and
Clarke river, and at Clatsop station
fmMii! westerly therefrom and east
erly to the Willamette river near to
Portia nd. and
FOURTH. To transact and consider
whatever other business may be brought
More said meeting, of which notice
is hereby given to stockholders of said
Baihray Company.
(Signed) H. HAWGOOD, of Los An
geles, California, President.
William Reid, of Portland, Oregon, Sec
retary of Portland Oregon Eeacoast
Railway Company.
Dated at New York, September 13, 1907.
Coffee with Pie or Cake 10c
Calls Promptly Attended Day
or Night.
' Patton Bdg. 12th and Ducnc Sis
ASTORIA, OKE.UOX
PhnneMainSlll
WINES, LIQURS AND CIGARS.
Regular Meals I5c,np Eagie lonCert Hall
(320 Astor St.)
j Rooms for rent" by the day, went:, or
month. Best rates in town,
i P. A. PETERSON, Prop.
HOTELS
First Class Meal 15c
Coffee with Pie, Cake or Dough
nuts JO cents.
U. S. RESTAURANT !
434 Bond Street. j
Telephone 1681 Main. 39P Bond Street, j IfAPTHFPK HOTFI
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT ! - , " -
THE ASTORIA RESTAURANT j mrs. j. collie, i-rop,
JIANG HING.Prop. Steam Heat, Baths, .New ana woa-
The Finest 25c meal served in Astoria, em. Running water in every room
Yonr Patronage Solscieed. j TRANSIENT
Courteous Treatment to All.
GAME IN SEASON
ASTORIA, : OREGON.
MEDICAL.
LAUNDRIES.
THOSE PLEATED BOSOM SHIRTS
The kind known by 'dressy men in the
summer, are difficult articles to launder
nicely. Unless you know just how to
do it, the front pleats won't iron down
waeoth, and the shirt iront will look
mossy. Our New Press Ironer irons
them without rolling or stretching. Try
H. Troy Lauindry, Tenth and Duane.
Brons Main 1991.
Unprecedented
Successes of
DR. C- GEE 10
SOLICITED
Eleventh and Duane Streets
Phone Main 39 11
ASTORIA. OUE
'LAND
JAPANESE GOODS.
Finest Hotel in the Northwest
PORTLAND, ORE
THE GREAT
CHINESE DOCTOR j
V Who is known -r-wn xr 1 1 A HT n T TTT71
.throughout the United ilJ JJjA.IT JalN OX V Hi
states on accoun 01 1 JApANESE FlxmGSi MADE OP BAM
his wonderful cures. n TTrTrr ctdava WANT).
MADE, TABLES, STANDS, CHAIRS,
WHAT7N0TS, BOOKCASES, SHELV
ING, ETC.
Yokohama Bazaar
625 Commercial St.. Astoria.
No poisons or drugs used. He guaran-1
tees to cure catarrh, asthma, lung ana j
throat trouble, rheumatism, nervousness,
stomach, liver and kidney, female iom-:
plaints and all chronic diseases. !
SUCCESSFUL HOME TREATMENT. '
If you cannot call write for symptom
blank and circular, inclosing 4 cents in
siamps. j
THE C. GEE WO MEDICINE CO.
3G2J First St., Corner Morrison,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Pltase mention the Astorian.
MEN ANDWOMEh.
Use Big O for unnatural
diackargea.inflauimationi.
Ouwaiiuei M Irritation! or ulcerations
Mt to triowrt. of mucous membrane.
pM.t. Cantirinm. PnfnleflR. and not asiriD
IiHEEVANSCHEMICMCO. gent or poisonous.
I Horn oj vi-ag-gnu.
1 or rout la plain wrappet,
by express, prepaia, i- .
H OT. .ribottl'S 2.75.
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SEATTLE. Oct. 2. Alasknn. while
deeply interested in the success ot' the
Alaskn-Yukon-Pacitlt) exposition, feel
that they have been slighted by the
euositiou nifinniremrnt. accorduiir to
Thomat Cale, AlasvaV deleuato to Con
gress. The people from the North feel
that the fair ollicinls have not consulted
bona fide Alaskan residents, as much as
they should.
"There competent men in Alaska
who could fill position with the expo
sition," said Mr. Cale. "The overlook
ing of this body of Alaskan residents
has been through carelessness, doubtless
ly, but it has aroused a feeling that
should not exist. The primary object
of the exposition, as I understand it.
is the exploitation of Alaska and its
resources. Whnt men are more com
petent to do this than actual residents
of that country? I sincerely hope that
efforts will be made to offset this feel
ing in the North for it will be detriment
al to the fair if it is not done away
with at once,
Delegate C.ile arrived in Seattle yes
terday morning on the Northwestern.
coming here inm Nome, where he spent
a week, lie visited St. Michaels and
other Alaskan cities after leaving his
home at Fairbanks. When informed of
the recent railroad troubles at Vwlilez,
he said:
'' The people of Alaska," he stiid, "re-
jianl the conduct of these foreign cor
porations who are acquiring interest
in Alaska, as very little better than
that of highwaymen, tor the reiison
that they have brought in a very un
desirable ola-'S of people. These are the
inlwrers who are brought 111 and organ
ized into camps of bandits. They have
taken the law into their own hands,
and we feel a- if our intelligence was
insulted' by their conduct. It. is the
duty of the federal government to put
a stop to these outrages, and to prose
cute those who are guilty of causing
them. If we had a government of our
own, it is certain that these people
would be prosecuted.
"People censure laboring men for or
ganizing into labor unions for their mu
tual benpfit, but applaud when they nre
organized and fight for a corporation.
The-e imported laborers are not the typ
ical American worgingman or AhiMkans.
The majority of them are nothing more
than an irresponsible lot ! hirelings.
Alaska needs home rule. We need a
legislature of from twcnt to twenty-
Ave members to meet as one body. 1
do not believe the country is ready as
yet for county or township rule. We
ilo need a territorial 'eeretary, treas
urer, attorney-general and superintend
ent of public instruction. These, with
tlie legislature, for the pre-eiit, would
meet all requirements.
"I do not lielieve thcVed of home gov
ernment admits of argument. The peo
ple are intelligent enough to govern
themselves. I maintain, us do all Amer
icans, that whenever a territory or eomr
muiiity nsks for a local legislature that
they are entitled to it for the reason
that they are willing to assume all re
sponsibilities, financial or otherwise.
"Alaska is not confronted with as inn-
nv uillicuitics as nave ijcen mosi tern-
tories when organized and which later
become prosperous states. Take my
home state of Wisconsin, for instance.
It then included the present states of
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, the Dako-
tas and parts of other states, and had
but a small fraction of the population
Alaska now has, and her ability to
maintain home government did not com
pare with that, of Alaska.
"Alaska's resources are far greater
than those of any territory that was
ever organized, with the exception of
Oklahoma. Alaska, is the only terri
tory that was at the time of its organ
ization self-supporting, with the same
exception. This territory has paid
back into the treasury of the Lnited
price, which wias $7,200,000, and! lias
Lso paid $2,800,000 additional. No
other territory has such a balance on
its side of the sheet.
"A territory and a people that can
produce a reveune to that extent, in
such a short time, requires no further
argument in its support.
"Another reason for asking for terri
torial government is that there are ma
ny things of vast importance to us which
look very insignifiicant at and to Wash
ington. Besides it' is asking too much
of congress to devote its time and at
tention to the details of Alaskan legis
lation. We simply ask that we be per
mitted to govern ourselves, and we will
relieve congress of that annoyance and
trouble.
"There are several matters that we
do not sk for imwer to control, but!
ask the federal government to give more
attention to them. Among tncs,ro
the lluht house and lli'wuving stations.
The federal government hat been crim
inally negligent, so far as Alaska ,ugni-i
house protection i concerned.
"In eonirress I aim to advance the
cause of home rule, but will Uo ask
for changes In the mining law, which
will correct present abuses, auu win
urvo more lluhthouxe and llft'savlng
stations, Anything calling for the pro
tection of the seal fisheries will also re
ceive my hearty support."
Hard Times in Kansas.
The old davs of irrttsliomcrs and
drouth nre almost forgotten in the pros
perous Kansas of today; although a
citizen of Codell, Earl Shamburg, h"
not yet forgotten a hard time
countered. He says: "I was worn out
ami discouraged bv coughing nluht and
day, and could find no relief till I tried
Dr. King's New Discovery. It took less
than one bottle to eompletly cure me."
The safest and most reliable cough and
cold remedy jind lung and throat healer
ever discovered, Guaranteed by Charles
Rogers' ding store. ,50o and $1,00. Trial
bottlo free.
A Criminal Attack
on an Inoffensive citizens Is frequently
made In that apparently useless tubs,
the "appendix." It's generally the re
sult of protracted constipation, follow
lug liver torpor.' Dr. King's new uis
Pills rcirulnte the liver, prevent appendi
citis, ami establUh regular habits of tin
bowels. 25c nt Cliades Rogers' dru1
stow.
Had breath U a most offensive ailment,
Irritates you as well as your frlondsj
llolllster's Rocky Mountain Tea takes
the had taste from the mouth, removes
the cause, purities the breath. 39 cents,
Tea or Tablets. Frank Hart.
i.mi. .J
GETS ROUTE TO PITTSBURG.
New York Central Leaves RIght-of-Way
From Arcadia, Pa.
PITTSBURG. Oct. The Vanderbuilt
interests lwne tt last out-generaled the
Pennsylvania Railroad, the Wabash and
th Gould interest, and have completed
their plans for running the New York
Central dlrect.lv into Pittsburg at a
point from which they can reach New
York City by route 70 miles shorter
than is now traversed by it. It was
announced at Pitt-burg today that F. A.
Lonff. one. of the New York Central en
gineers, who has had charge of the work
of survey, hut been called to New A 01k
for a final conference.
The line is an extension of the branch
which now runs to Arcadia in JcftVisnn
count v. The new line will cross Indi
ana and Westmoreland counties, follow
ing the Sewickley creek to the Youg'.iio
gcheny river near Sutterville. Here it
will join the tracks o' the l'ittburg &
Like Erie, n Vanderbuilt interest, and
from this yoint will enter Pittsburg.
His Dear Old Mother.
"My dear old mother, who is now 83
years old, thrives on Electric Hitters,"
writes W. li. Brunson. of Dublin, Ga.
"She has taken them for about two
year and eiijon an excellent appetite,
feels strong and sleeps well." That's the
way Electric Bitters affect the aged, and
the same happy results follow in all
eases of female weakness and general
debility. Weak, puny children too, are
greatly strengthened by them. Guaran
teed also for stomach, liver and kidney
troubles, by Charles Rogers, druggist.
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FOR
Shoes
The Billy Buster Steel Bot
tom Shoes
The Shoe
with a Sole
that Don't
Wear Out
S. A. G1MRE
543 Bond St., opposite Fisher Bros.
PLUMBERS.
MONTGOMERY
. A.
PLUMBER
Heating Contractor, Tinner
AND
Sheet Iron Worker
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
420 Bond Street
UNIVERSAL
j Stoves and Ranges
Every one Guaranteed
We Buy them in Car Load Lots
H The Foard & Stokes Hardware Co
Incorporated
Successors t Ferd it Stokst C
4
SCOH BAY IRON i BRASS WORKS
ASTORIA, OltEOON
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS' LAND AND MARINE ENGINEERS
UV-to I ate Haw Mill MuclilneryJ I'ronipt attention given to at. repair work
18th snd Franklin Avs. Tel. Main 2481.
Tide Table for October
OCTOBER, 1907.
HI eh Water. ! A
Date. h.m.
Tuesday II 9:11
Wednesday .. .. 21
Thursday i
Friday 4
Haturday 5
SUNDAY 6
Monday 7
Tuesday 8
Wednesday ....
Thursday 10
Friday 11
Saturday 12
STTNDAY 13
Monday ..14
Tuesday 15
Wednesday .. ..16
Thursday 17
Friday 18
Saturday 19
SUNDAY 20
Monday 21
Tuesday 22
Wednesday .. ..23
Thursday 24
Friday 1.25
Saturday
SUNDAY .
Monday . .
Tuesday . .
Wednesday
Thursday .
.26
.27
.28
.29
.30
10:00
10:39
11:14
11:45
0:30
1:13
1:58
2:44
2:35
4:33
5:42
7:06
8:25
9:25
10:17
10:69
11:36
0:36
1:19
2:00
2:40
3:24
4:10
6:02
6:00
7:03
8:05
OCTOBER, 1907.
I. P. M. Low Water. A. M. P. M.
ft. h.m. I ft. , Date. h.m. ft. h.m. I ft.
6.3 8:28 7.0 Tuesday 1 2:30 1.31 2:64 8.9
6.7 9:28 7.2. Wednesday .... 2 8:27 1.2 8:55 8.5
7.2 10:20 7.5 Thursday 8 4:15 1.0 4:45 3.0
7.7 11:05 7.8 Friday 4 4:56 0.9 6:25 2.3
8.2 11:49 8.1 Saturday 5 5:33 0.8 6:58 l.
...12:18 8.6 SUNDAY .. ... 6 6:08 0.8 6:32 1.0
8.3 12:50 8.8 Monday 7 8:48 0.9 7:10 0.6
8.4 1:24 9.0 Tuesday 8 7:17 1.1 7:60 0.1
8.3 2:00 9.2 Wednesday .. .. 9 7:58 1.5 8:33 -0.1
7.8 2:38 9.1 Thursday 10 8:39 2.0 9:20 -0.2
7.3 3:20 8.9 Friday 11 9:20 2.5 10:12 0.0
6.8 4:10 8.5 Saturday 12 18:10 3.1 11:12 0.2
6.6 6:09 8.0 SUNDAY .. ...1311:12 3.6
6.4 6:21 7.7 Monday 14 0:22 0.3 12:30 3.8
6.7 7:43 7.5 Tuesday 15 1:35 0.5 2:00 8.6
7.2 9:00 7.6 Wednesday .. ..16 2:47 0.5 3:20 8.1
7.7 10:08 7.9 Thursday 17 3:50 0.5 4:24 2.8
8.2 11:03 8.1 Friday 18 4:45 0.6 6:15 1.5
8.6 11:52 8.2 Saturday 19 5:30 0.7 5:38 0.9
....12.12 8.8 SUNDAY 20 6:09 0.8 6:40 0.4
8.3 12:45 9.0 Monday 21 6:47 1.1 7.21 0.1
8.1 1:20 9.0 Tuesday 22 7:25 1.6 8:00 0.0
7.7 1:52 8.9 Wednesday.. ..23 7:59 2.1 8:40 0.0
7.3 2:26 8.7 Thursday 24 8:34 2.6 9:18 0.1
6.8 3:00 8.3 Friday 25 9:06 3.0 9:67 0.4
6.5 3:38 7.9 Saturday 26 9:44 8.4 10:42 0.8
6.2 4:21 7.4 SUNDAY 27 10:34 3.8 11:27 1.1
6.1 5:13 7.0 Monday 28 11:35 4.0
6.2 6:20 6.6 Tuesday ., 1...29 0:21 1.3 12:52 4.1
6.5 7:36 6.5 Wednesday .. ..30 1:20 1.6 2:10 8,,8
7.0 8:45 6.6lThursday 31 2:15 1.6 3:15 jU
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