The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, November 20, 1907, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTORIA. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER so, 1907. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. SITUATION WANTED. AIWXOAPANESE BYISHES position to work m saloon porter or leasing in cit Apply 628 Commercial street 11-19 St. LOST. LOST-JAPAXESE WATCH FOB; gWd Inlaid work. Return to Dr. A. A. Fmth. 11-19 3t. for SALE ONE HUNDRED-ROOM HOTEL FOR ; sate, doing a splendid busine; good opportunity for a first-class hotel man. i , WESTERN REALTY CO. HOUSE MOVERS. FREDRICK80N BROSWe mak ipecU f houM moving, carpenters, aoo tractors, general jobbing! prompt at tention to all order. Corner Tenth and Dmw REAL ESTATE WANTED. WANTED TO BUYHOUSE AND LOT ia Astoria. Addreea "H. L," car Ai sotiai office, Give full particular. LAUNDRIES. PIANO FOR SALE. APPLY 233 7TH farost ll-19-7t TOR SALE ONE-QUARTER OR ONE half interest in a summer resort hotel -doing a fine business j over 100 and alwaya engaged 'way ahead. WESTERN REALTY CO. Qt SALE-ONE STEAM WOOD SAW, good running order, $100; on team good work horse, weighing 1400 to 1500 pounds, for fc5; three farm wagons and karaess, will sell cheap. F. D. Dresser 4 Ca, Seaside, Or. ll-15-7t 10X SALE THE FURNITURE OF A Isrp lodging house; rooms always MI low rant. WsoUra Realty Co, 4TI Osaaakeroial stmt FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. fOt SALE TWO LOTS IN ASTORIA aad on b Warren ton; will sell cheap. Address "J," Astoria office. I ARM FOR SALE, $2230-180 ACRES; six acres cleared, good nous and lorn Wester Realty Co. Hot BALE STORE KxsA AND LOT tUOi, Warreoto. Price, tflgOO. Wostsra Realty CM90 Commercial St . . FOR RENT. IH0SX PLEATED BOSOM SHIRTS Th kind known by dmsy man la the tommer, ars difficult articles to laueder sloely. Unlee you know ut sow to io it, the front pleats wont Iron down smooth, and U shirt front will look mussy. Our New Pre Ironer iron them without rolling or strotohlng. Try it Troy Laundry, Tenth and Duans. Phon Main 1981. DRESS MAKING. FASHIONABLE DRESS MA KTNQ AND MILLINERY MADAME CLARE 78 Third Strost BUSINESS DIRECTORY. RESTAURANTS, . T0KI0 RESTAURANT. Ml Bond Street. Opposite Rom, Ulgglni & Co. Coffee with Pis or Cako 10 Cta, FIRST-CLASS MEALS. Regular Meals ij Cts. and Up, U. S. RESTAURANT. 434 Bond Street Coffee with Pi or Cain to Cta, First Class Meals is Cents. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. ASTORIA RESTAURANT MANQ BINQ, Prop. 'Phon 1681 Main. 909 Bond St Too Finest ssc. Meal Served to Astoria. Oam in Season, Your Fatronag Solicited. Courteous Treatment to AIL PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW JOHN- C McCUX, Attorney-At-Lw. Deputy District Attorney. Pago Building, Suit 4. HOWARD M. BSOWNIU, Attorney-At-Law. Offlea wits Mr. J. A. Kakin, at N. 40 Commercial St, Astoria. FURNISHED BEDROOM TO LET; qniri neighborhood. Apply 235 Seventh atroet U-19-7t WANTED HOUSE AND BARN FOB rest during the winter, or longer. Address "L. & C," care Astorian Office, with full particular. SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT AND repaired by Singer Sowing Machine MISCELLANEOUS. FINNISH MASSEUSE, VlrtorU Alrola owns rheumatism, chronic, bowel and Ivr disorders. Hot vapor bath will be gtren if the patient's conditions demands nek treatment. I will positively cure the most obstnate cose of rheumatism. V. A. ATROLA, 10-19-tf. 152 Washington St MASSAGING. Massaging IN ALL ITS BRANCHES; WARM baths if necessary; thorough compe tency is assured. MRS. M. HEYN0, 87 W. Bond Street Astoria. DENTISTS. Dr. VAUGHAN, DENTIST Pythian Building, Astoria, Oregon. . DR. W. C LOGAN , DENTIST Consmeroial St Sbanahan Budding OSTEOPATHS. DR. RH0DA C HICKS OSTBOPATB Offlo Manaett Bid. Phon Black INI 171 Commercial 8L. Astoria, Ore. CHIROPODISTS. DR. KN0WLES ft CO, Room 09 CHIROPODIST ...and.,, MANICURIST Astoria Bank BUg, UNDERTAKERS. J. A. OILBAUUI1 & CO., Undertakers and Enibalraers. Experienced Lady Assistant When Desired. JAPANESE GOODS. INEXPENSIVE JAPANESE FIXINGS, MADE OF BAM BOO, LIGHT, STRONG, HAND MADE, TABLES, STANDS, CHAIRS, WHATNOTS, BOOKCASES, SHELV ING, ETC. .Yokohama Bazaar 625 Commercial St. Astoria. WINES, HOURS AND CIGARS. Eagle Concert Hall (320 As tor St) Rooms for rent by the day, week, or month. Best rates in town. P. A. PETERSON, Prop. PLUMBERS. J. PLUMBER Heating Contractor, Tinner AND Sheet Iron Worker ALL WORK GUARANTEED 425 Bond Street vwnvsmv v r mrwwivwvw Kidney and Bladder Troubles: URINARY DISCHARGES BELIEVED IN : 24 Hours Each Cap- sule beariMKm' the names'?" Jieieare qf count tffeitt ALL pr.COCIBTS. n .1- ilY-iftlr-"'"J mm Calls Promptly Attended Day or Night. Potton Ddg. 12th and DuneSta ASTOKIA, ORE.GOtf Phone Main 21 11 AMUSEMENTS. PLEASANT HOUR OF ENTEUMENT 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 Balladiat ALMA PIERCH Swedish Nightingale PRINCESS 0MEANA The World's Wonder Don't Fail to See Het ADMISSION FREE VIC LINDBECK, Prop. HOTELS HOTELS. NORTHERN HOTEL Astoria's Newest and Best Hotel Eleventh and Duam Street. Rooms, Single or en Suite, Steam- Heaed. Bah, Running Water in Every Room. Rate. 50c t $1.50; Special by Week. Phone Main Mil. MRS. J. COLLINS, Manager. LINGERING COLD. Withstood Other Treatment But Quickly Cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. "Last winter I eaught a very evre cold which lingered for weeks," says J. urquhart, of Zephyr, Ontario. "My cough wss very dry and harsh. Th local dealer recommended Chamberlain Cough RsbvI and guaraateed tt so I gave It a tri One small bottle M ri cured me. I Henete Chamoerlai', Conch Remedy U W the b I oar ver ucl. I M rtt.v l ut J t Frank iiart and W.!lnk rnigirist. TRANSPORTATION. ins 11 -A HOTEL PORTLAND Fineat Hotel In the Northwest PORTLAND, ORE. European Plan Only. H. C, BOWERS, Manager. IRVINGHOTEL Corner Eleventh and Franklin 60 ROOMS :: Steam Heat Bath and :! t-t Modern Conveniences. :-i CATER TO LOCAL TRADE Accommodations for Commercial Travelers Dining Room run in Connection UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ALTAF.f C ESManatJer MEDICAL. Unprecedented Suooesse of DR. C- GtE WO THE GREAT CBTNSSS DOCTOR Who is knowv fthrongbont the United '4 Sta(a nn umuat nf -''iiinfr wonderful euros. No poison or drug used. H guaran tee to euro catarrh, asthma, lung and throat trouble, rheumatism, nervousoes, stomach, liver and kidney, female con plaints and all ehronto disease. SUCCESSFUL HOME TREATMENT. If you cannot call writs for symptom blank and circular, inclosing 4 cent ia stamp. THE C. GEE WO MEDICINE CO. t 1821 First St, Corner Morrison, ' PORTLAND, OREGON. Pleas mention the Astorian. DRUGGIST. Columbia Drug Co. Dr. Charles C. C Rosenberg (Successors to Dr. Linton's Drug Co.) Drugs, Medicines AND Toilet Articles. Prescription Carefully Compounded. Dr. Rosenberg will give consultations and examination free. 185 Eleventh Street Telephone Main 1171, Astoria, Ore. BOAT-BUILDING. FRANK SMITH, BOATBUILDING AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY Taylor avenue. T, Iv. DriscoU Boatbuilding and Repair ing a Specialty. I 22 nd and Exchange street. PAMRNQIRS. FRtlQHT The K"Une a t Steamer - Lurlinc Night Boat for Portland and Way Landings, Leaves Astoria dairy ateept Sunday at easjsssiMMBM " Leave Portland Dairy utept Soaday at 1 a. & Qnkk Service Excellent Kaala Good Bertha, t Landing Astoria Flavel Whart Landing Portland Foot Taylor It 0. B, BLESSING, Agent Phone Main tydi. Steamer) TELEGRAPH The oely HtNunboat maktnr a round trip DAILY inrpt ThunkUx bstwwn rWlaod sua Astarte and way petals. NO WAY POINTS ON SUNDAY Portland Laadloc, Aid at ftut Dock Atturia Laadtog, CallMukr Dock Leave Portland T:0 a, m. snif Astnria,l:M p. m, Lmx A.loha t.S) p. m.t srriv Porttaad :S0 p. m. SUNDAY BXCUNIIONt Leave Portland I a. m.i airlr Aitorta t p.m Lmr AatorU S n. nu. arrtr Portliutd S p. m. IDVB5P O SPICES, tf COFFEE JEA DAIflHGFO'tYDEn, Rj:CnOlDCTR.CTS JsMuhrHiihr. flrveslFlivor. Qmint $tm$k CteMrbjt rTkn CLOSSETo BEYERS POtrrLANO, OffZOON. No Students. No Cocaine, No Gas. We filii.l II W will forfeit $1000 to any char itable institution for any Dentist who can compete with us In erown and bridge work, or teeth without piste. Pay no fancy fees until you hsv eon suited us. Our continued success in our many offices is du to th uni form bigh-gTsd work done by yetrs of experienced operators. The prices qnoisd befow ars absolutely the best opportunity to get your money's worth which has ever been offered. Wo use nothing but the best material, Best Silver Fillings 50c Platinum Fillings ti.00 Gold tt Platinum Alloy Filunga.i1.15 Gold Fillings $m to I5.00 8. S. White Layon Crown. ..... Gold Crowns, best ask extra heavy tj-oo Brldgework, per tooth, beet work. .I5 Best Rubber Plate, S. 8. whit teeth . ......8.oo Aluminum-lined Plate Iio to txs A binding guarantee given with all work for 10 years. VEGETABLE VAPOR Used only by us for Painless Eatrac- tion of teeth, 50c Read What Mrs. Jessie Level Says. I had 12 tenth extracted by the use of Vegetable Vapor, absolutely pain les the most pleasing effect and highly recommend the method. Yours truly. MRS. JESSIE LEVEL Lafayette, Oregon. NERVOUS PEOPLE. And those afflicted with heart weak ness can have their teeth extracted and tilled without the ' least pain whatever. , , Chicago Dental Parlors Northwest Cor. Commercial and nth. Phone Main 3001. ' The Urgent and best-equipped Den tal establishment in the Northwest. Seventeen offices in the United States. LADY IN ATTENDANCE. See that you are In the right office. The Lady In the Park. MM ...fl ICopyriiht, 1W, by Harry Hsron.) Mr. Harold Clnncy strolling In St 3mm' park, LomUm, inwt good look Ing lady slttlug on a bench. Conclude Ing by bar appournuco that sho as well as himself , was an American, he no ticed her as he passed, thou turned and wnlkud buck. She looked lilui In th face and continued to do so until b stood before her. Then n be doffed hi hat and bowod she smilingly and woolly said: "I knew that you were na Amcrlcnu and would com back. Will you alt Mr. Clancy sut down after excusing himself. TI10 uursvirtrls lu the vlctu Ity glttgM, and a pollcemnu passing along winkW at ultn In a solemn wau nor, but he refused to be trturbed. In a few niluuto he dlKovered that he had made no uistnko. The good look ing lady wns not only an American, but a rosldout ot Chicago whoa at homo. Sho was also a widow of two year' standing. Sho had com over to London, chaperoned by her mother and eocortod by her lawyer, to see about some property, ller mother had been taken tU and was then unabl to lesve her bed In the lodgings the lawyer bad secured tor them. She herself bad got out that day for the first time in week to get a breath of fresh air. Th story up to this point did not call for any great amount of sympathy, but there was mora to it Th lawyer had suddenly and mysteriously disappear ed. For a week nothing had been board of him. II hadn't played any shyster trick on them, but had proba bly been murdered. She and her moth er had discussed th matter In an Its bearlnga and could come to no other conclusion. The good looking lady bad not gone to the police, nor had sho notified the American minister. Sho was feeling helpless lu the matter and wishing she had the advice of a compatriot In her trouble. Harold Clancy was willing and anxious to advise. He convinced her almost at once, but It was an hour later when she asked him to convince her mother.' Tbo poor convalescent was worrying her heart out and would probably bare a rolapse unless she were couvlaeod thst the lawyer bad been abducted and held for ransom Instead of being robbed and bung over the em bunkdieut to float around In the mud dy water ot th Thame. Could site dare she ask Mr. Claucy to call at her bouse and cheer and comfort bor mother? Mr. Clancy promptly replied that slio could. He would go with her at once -right away. Ills motto was, "Moth er comforted aud cheered while you wait" There were tear of gratitude in the lady's eyes, but his promptness was a little too prompt. She must for aeverat reasons, some of which she mentioned and some she didn't ask him to defer his call until evening. When this point had been settled they rose and separated. The numo girls glgRled again, and the policeman came back with bis solemn wink, but the good looking lady pretended not to see or hear, aud Mr. Clancy scowled at the nurse aud clinched his list at the guardian of the peace and vowed that ho would lick him if be ever caught the fellow In America. There wero four hours to wait Mr. Clancy went to his hotel to think and dine. The lady (without the adjective this time) had not lisped the remotest hint that money was needed. On the contrary, she had carried the opposite Idea. Mr. Clancy was an astute man, however. He could see through a square bole In a round grlndstoue. ne bad often been beard to say that the want of money caused, nine-tcntbs of the troubles in this world.. He bad money lu the hotel safe. Ho drew II out and shoved it down a hind pocket and felt himself beeled. He would ad vise and comfort aud cheer the mother with words, but not with words alone. When the proper moment came be would spring bis "wad" aud bog moth er and daughter to accept a few hun dreds as a lonu. As lie thought of their tears aud sobs of gratltudo be had-to mm his own handkerchief to chase away the welling tears. Tbs waiter half . expected to be ' asked if there was any eyewater on the bill of fare; The hour arrived So did Mr, Clau cy. It was n walk of only a quarter of a mile, and ho stepped out briskly. His ring at the bell was answered bj a young girl who might have been dressed nnd who might have bad her hair combed aud bur shoes tied, but Mr. Clnncy didu't dwell on trifles. He was told that be was expected and to walk upstairs and knock at the first door to ' tho right He followed In atructlons, nnd the door was opened, but be had scarcely set foot Inside the room when he received a blow from a sand bag and knew no more for hours. When be regained consciousness a po liceman had him on a handbnrrow nnd on his way to a police station. - He hadn't any clothes on worth mentloiv lng, nnd of course his mouey and Jew elry had disappeared. The police called it a "plant," and they chuckled over its being a good "plant" too. St. James' park was watched for tho next month,; but the woman of good looks came no more. For a month Mr, Olau cy hnd a headache and couldn't do any nstuto thinking. Then the nchej leLjy.. "d he announced to himself 1 that he was an Miot troin over tns pond aud wanted to forgot Itio wholi thing 11 toon a possible. M. QUAD, j 1 LA GLASER DISAGREES. Will Terminate Her Contract With ,Kla Erlangsr. NEW YOHK. Nov. lt. MJss Lulu fllusep ami hr managers, Mesr. Klaw A Krlanger, have agreed to dlMgres. Aivordliig to a Uli'mi'iit Issued from tl.s (. of that firm Miss OWs ean lu "Lola from Merlin" will clo In Walilngtin November 30 and at th nine time her contract with Ktnw Jt Krlanger will terminate. ; It Is said tlmt the imudcal piece of which ali is now appearing has pros pered and that "Tlisr Is absolutely no i.e- for the termination of hr eoa tract, "except her dlrs" to bavs It 10. Cured of Bright'! Diseas. Mr. Robert 0. Burks, Xlnora, N. Y, write 1 "Before I started to us Foley's Kidney Cur I had to get up from II to SO times a night, and I waa all bloat ed up with dropoy and my ajealght was so impaired I could scarcely se on of my family across th room. I had m up hop of living, when a friend recom mended Foley' Kidney Our. On M cent hottl worked wonder and before I bad taken th third hottl th dropay had gone, as U as all other symp toms f Briffht's dl ." T. 7. Laurta. Owl Drug Btor. " , STAR THEATRE PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF. NOVEMBER It, 1907, Programm Subject to Chang. Overture . , Ida Durllng VENA ABERDEEN ' Musical Artist JONES AND RAVaLES A Sketch lu Black and WlilU MYRTLE VICTORINE Th Fashion Plat Soubrstte aod Artistic To Dancer Illustrated Song by DICK BUTCBINS Singing "Cheer up Mary" Thursday: "Th Man In th Overalls" COMEDY RINO ACT . Motion Picture by the Staroacop "ALL FOR A NECKLACE" (Chang Thursdsy) THE LATEST COMEDY PICTURE Pstrons of this theatr will pi port any discourtesy to th management ss our aim Is to present to our audimo at all time a good, clean, moral, high- class performance, and having mad ar rangements for bookings In connection with th large Eastern circuit will b la a position to present to th Astoria public th best talent playing th West In advanced vaudeville. MATINEES ADMISSION 10 eonta 10 AND to cents Rheumatism Diabetes, Kidney Diseases Bladder Troubles, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Constipation and all other diseases arising from' .Kidney and bladder troubles can be quickly, permanently, and I ABSOLUSELYi CURED Every sufferer from any of these! AAvtHkA Ammn ikntiti la.Mi i . . T 1 -v- .uviani a,u , UU(U Tof th greatest cur known to mod-f II AR BIG TON'S . TABLETS ;are endowed by physicians every-T where. They will cur thousands! ;they will SURELY CURE YOU, Send 25 cents Today. for liberal box of these tablets. IfX !they do not cures you w will refundf your money. I , Fill in Coupons and send It io us? today. X I BERINGTON MEDICINE CO. t ' Grand Rapids, Mich. f Herlngton Medicine Co., I Grand Rapids, Mich. ; ; I omIos ss cents for which please! ! !iend, postage prepaid, 1 box Hering-1 1 ' -ton's Tablets. ! ! ! !My Nam 1 1 1 - ' 1 ; ;My Address . . ,7. ........... A .... .X ! &y Druggist' Nam , ,