The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 10, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. FRIDAY. JANUARY 10, loot. 1 n ft l i u hi 1 1 1 it i if CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. HELP WANTED. WJANTED A BOY TO l.KARX THE printing business. Apply Morning Astorian. 1-10-tf. W' ANTED A PLACE AS XURSB, BV professional nurse of largo experience. Address, Mrs. M. E. Costeuborder, Fort Stevens, Oft 15 Gu PROFESSIONAL CARDi. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW CHARLES H. ABERCROMBIK Attorney-at-Law BUSINESS DIRECTORY. i FOR SALE, FOR SALE A RANCH OF 80 ACRES; 9-room house; good outside building. 01 newly painted; 00 fruit trees; 13 head of cattle; one span of young Bare; two lumber wagons; mowing Machine, hay rake, cultivator, plow, har row, and a new separator; will be sold tt ont-half of their value on account of Wring the country. Address, Nels Olson. Oak Point, Wash. 1-4-121 ICR SALE THE STOCK AND Fix tures of general store located a fw nile from Astoria; very clean stock, kl wiU invoice about $7000. Par ticular at VTESTERN REALTY 00. City Attomeq Office. City Hall ONI HUNDRED-ROOM HOTEL FOR ate; doing a splendid business; good importunity for a first-class hotel man. ; WESTERN REALTY CO. tO& SALE ONE-QUARTER OR ONE fctif interest in a summer resort hotel doing a fine business; over 100 rooms and always engaged "way ahead. WESTERN REALTY CO. OSTEOPATHS. DR. RH0DA a EICXS OSTEOPATH Offlc Hansel' B11 Phone BlacH MM 171 Commercial Bt, Astoria. Or fOR SALE THE FURNITURE OP A hrg lodging house; room always Mil; low rent. Western Realty Co, 475 Osgunarcial street. FOR REST. FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS to rent; no children wanted. 330 17tn at, P. E. Ferchen. 12-15-tf. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ..;ttr t reasonable rates; bonds. county and city warrant and other securities bougnt ana soia; agvui. Land Board; for investment funds 6 per cent interest. Insurance. F. L Dun v.. onr jutnria Ravines Bank Build- "' ivmt ing. LAUNDRIES. THOSE PLEATED BOSOM SHDtXS The kind known by dessy men in the tummer, are difficult articles to launder ii1v. Unless vou know just how to ie H. the front pleat won't iron down A 111 1 I. nooth, and the smrc ironi win w Our New Press Ironer irons tho without rolling or stretching. Try It Troy Laundry, Tenta and inane. fVxu Main 1ML MESSENGER SERVICE. Hasty Messenger Co 433 Commercial St. NIGHT OR DAY SERVICE. Phone Main 3721. JOHN C. McCUE, Attorney-At-Law. Doputy District Attorney. Page Building. SuiU 4. HOWARD M. MOWNILU Attorney-At-law. Office- with Mr. J. A. latin, at X. 4 Commercial St, Astoria. DENTISTS. Dr. VAUGHAN, DlviTIST Pythian Building, Astoria, Orsfoa. DR. W. C LOG AH DENTIST Commercial St. Shanahan Building RESTAURANTS. TOKIO RESTAURANT. 831 Bond Street. Opposite Rons, lliggina & Co. Coffee with Pie or Cake io Cts. FIRST-CLASS MEALS. Regular Meals 15 Cts. and Up. U. S. RESTAURANT. 434 Bond Street. Coffee with Pie or Cake 10 Cta, First Class Meala 15 Centa MISCELLANEOUS. GOOD PASTURAGE FOR HORSES. Apply at Kinney Farm. Lewis i. Clark. 1-4 6t UNDERTAKERS. J. A. GILBAUGH A CO., ; Undertakers and Eiubalmers. Experienced Lady Assistant lien uesireu. Calls Promptly Attended Day or Night. Patton Bdg. 12th and DumieSt ASTORIA, OUE.GON Phone Main 21 11 BOAT-BUILDING. T, Iv. Driscoll Boatbuilding and Repar ing a Specialty. 22 nd 1 nd Exchange street. HOTELS. NORTHERN HOTEL Astoria's Newest and Best Hsttl Eleventh and Puane Streets. Rooms, Single or en Suite, Steam Heated. Baths. Running Water in Every Room. Rates, 50c to 11.80; Special by Week. Phone Main 3911. MRS. J. COLLINS, Managsc. HOTEL PORTLAND Finest Hotel in the Northwest PORTLAND, ORE. European Plan Only. H. C BOWERS, Managar. MEDICAL, 25 Unpreceuentsd Success of U C CE ID THE GREAT CHINESE DOCTOR & Who ' is known fhrnn.'hnnt thA TTnitA.I J States on account of ". jvx;wyjwtfr'V f k:&&& ala wonderful ecrea No poisons or drugs used. Ha guaran tee to cure catarrh, asthma, lung and throat trouble, rheumatism, nervousness, stomach, liver and kidney, female com plaint and all chronic diseases. SUCCESSFUL HOME TREATMENT. it you cannot call write tor symptom blank and circular, inclosing 4 centa la stamps. THE C. GEE W0 MEDICINE CO, 1821 First St., Corner Morriaon, PORTLAND, OREGON. Please mention the Astorian. TRANSPORTATION. MASSAGING. Massaging 15 ALL ITS BRANCHES; WARM hatha if necessary; thorough compe tency is assured. MRS. M. HEYN0, 87 W. Bond Street, Astoria. PLUMBERS. PLUMBER Heating'.Contractor, Tinner J AND Sheet Iron Worker ALL WORK GUARANTEED 425 Bond Street. HOUSE MOVERS. FREDRICK SON BROS We make a specialty of house moving, carpenters, contractors, general jobbing: prompt at tention to all orders. Corner Tenth and Doane. PA88ENGERS. FREIGHT. The K" Line Steamer - Lurline Night Boat for Portland and Way Landings. Leaves Astoria daily except Sunday at 7 p.m. Leaves Portland Daily except Sunday at j a. m. Quick Service Excellent Meals Good Bertha. Landing Astoria Flavel Wharf. J Landing Portland Foot Taylor St G. B. BLESSING, Agent Phone Main 1761. TWttrtmonMcCAll PattemsieWhtJij Wtai Mm tkin of any ocher mke o I yit l.rru. Tbi U aHMM ol tbdr lirl, ccuracv i,d implicltr. aicCall's Warfne(Th; Qum of Fa.hloo) hM Ae-m Wanted. Handme premium, of I and Fremium t-ataiogue invuia """" 7 Em?, fre. CANADIAN PACIfeIC "EMPRESS" Line of the Atlantic First cabin winter rate, $55 up. Superior accommodation available. Safety, upeed and comfort combined. iRTsalMJ o spices; j COFFEEeTCA, BAKING POWDER FLGDaNO EXTRACTS AboIuhPuTihr. Fmesr Flavor, Oraafasf Srrenh. Dea-soble Pri. CL0SSET&DEVE1S - PORTLAND, OREGON. MEN AKD WOMEN. I'm IiigJ for unnatural ilrliarLct.ioflaii'Diationf, tritatiorm or ulceradoni A rnur'iii nifntjranM arm not aitrln- I'M if M iHilooriOtll. CINCIMTI.O.gTf) Sold bj nmtil.ll, M.Hk iff CLKt I Utsaliii. i ta eirt-ta - THEtVHSCKWlCO TheMistakett Identity of Tommy f Ainm r, MircnF.iL IVwriiiht, by li. -'. riwll'. f-ijr.vtjvfjwisiii nh womforiNl w ho tid'mlitlit Im. Youii,,' me- t rlmcroft at thw iitmn wore n rnrlty. "I.ookH sick." sho inuttcnil, "or a lit tie iluffy." lu van Bottlntf Into the cmt wlicu n nulft "I U'g your imniou" cmiwtl ht-r to wluil ri)m(i, TUe slriuiD' .vi'iuiK num. hit I lu timid, wiin wriiilnly sHnkhiK l li'". Hiiv luotvly looked lior mirpilm'. "Aw you not MIhh Vnulu, Hint werou't you vxihiMIiir niol" llor blue f.M" wlitoiiotl Into it ioNltlve aliire of uiimwnwMit. "l-t tint Mmli' ViiukIiii, but you -yuii must ! !ult:iUiMi," hIio hiiKI. "t iiiii Dr, North- Tom North, my mother wrote." lie nils IiIiinIiIhk ii Httlo nt the iieei'noi of her reception, "You - you nre little Tommy? "Why"- She iK'itiiii to IiiiikIi merrily, u ml the yoiiiiu tint ii liuit:t'il. fllltly, for he illil not uiiilerNtmui the Joke. "You Imve the ndvmitnitii of mo," he niM. Murine Koliered nt hit tone mid reul- lu'il Hint mIio miih not (tlNiii,vltiK uuy maikisl hoHilnllly, She held out u ri'iH'utaut Intuit, whleh the youuu limn ImiW e-iKi'i'ly, "We'nt mrt of coiimIiin, t KUCMt," tilie Hit Ut. "Auywiy, tf you i are Tommy North we've- Iven looklnu for you. ho get In, ninl we'll stHrt." "I eun Ki nwny If It In not eonven lent." prolented the mail. "t'ouvetilent: After I've worked for three tiny m-ttlnn irturo iMKika am Mrs. ViiukIiii put down the letter who ! luiil Imhh remlliii;, with it troubled III j He sltf Her tlmmlitei Miide lookeil up from the step. ; "What'a the matter, mother? You j look us If you hml ten remllui; your' death wiirritiit." j "I huve the death warrant of ourj snniiiier'ii peace. Aunt Mary North! writes to ask If we won't keep hoH Tom while Hhe and Mr. North p ultroml for the Nuuinier," j "Who's her Tom?" usketl Madiro aue-1 elnetly. j "Her stepson. I've not Bem Aunt Mary sluee he miurled Mr. North, uud ; I know next to nothing of the North family. But Mm. Wilson knew Mr. North when they were llvlnit In Chi- cauo (that was lu the time of the Hint; Mm. North), mid she mini then were two Klt'ls and a boy. The buy was lu kilts then, mid that was the year an", so he must be about eight or nine yearn old. Aunt Mary wuya he has U-eu ill with typhoid and that she re , klWu ,, ,lo ,)llu, V(,rnU, r, you? No, sir; you will have to us nil tlmse Ibliias." "You we," she explained as Iie drove ntoiiK, "we got the UiipreiiNlou from some one that you were about eight years old. Your mother never mentioned your ito or heluht, and so members with !( for his Inmlth that the air nt I'lmvroft Is heallitK" "Hut we ettn't have him, mother. Think of havlmc an ttttt year-old boy on our hand the whole summer! We eun never pet eunuch cooked for him to eat. ninl he'll te drowned regularly once n w.k and break all his nrumt wc tr.t r-ul.v for a small boy. mid-and and lees on the other days. And P i,r 11Pl .,,,, 1M1i.i i i.,li.f -l.m wuntetl n unlet, heavenly rest this sum j 0 tl,t vou would not ask question on mer Ufore 1 have to Ko buck to that! the wav home." She thrust a paper nwfui office. And It will U well, the: ,e , ft it. hiiuds, other kind of i. time with a Tommy j Tuy ,v,.lv ,,, lnUB,ll)t t.nll nronnd, that Is certain." : ,Ir,. a n,y ,lrV), ls , ,, wt0i tl "Hut. Madge. I can't refuse Aunt l)y ,lj0 ,lm, ..xplmmtlons were made Mary. She was your father's favorite t0 Mrs Vaushii the yminif mail was aunt mid always so good t him. No. ; thankrul that the su prise had bap Tommy will have to come, whether we- ,H.(,,t n u.t t ir )H.,.U want him or not." . Bimk1 ,ln(, , ,)lkl, Mll !(,,, MU,-lirNt,, "Well, then, when?" fr wllMl ,WlJ lHH)Ili, IUVe laugtunl to "The letter says next Tuesday uu I gnhcr they have rapidly progressed In less they hear from us that It Is not , ,u,lr ai-niialntamv. convenient." j ,,u the iery first day Mrs. Vaughn "Tell Aunt Mary I have the small h,ui ,HlKl nt ,, tw, w(ll, P,liri.. p.x or that I dltHl suddenly nt the ll(.mi i ,r mid as the we-ks news-miythlng, Please, mother:" j K1-(,w , m,m!i Hhe felt reasoniibly "1 was wondering." said her mother,' Hro tll... xf,,,!,.,, n-imid never en back "whether an eight-year-old boy would be afraid to sleep In it nsnu by him self. Shall we put a bed lu the alcove off my room or fix up the south chain ber?" "All the boy I've ever seen." an swered Madge, "were afraid neither of the things under tho earth imr of those upon It. !lve him a room to himself, and then you'll Ihj saved the everlast ing clatter or tinning tncsie mm Knives , llm i,;,,,. aud tonds and things in your nsim." iom t ,u to the oiti.-c. "Why should nIio," w hispered the old' er wur.iau to hein-!f, "when a prosper ous yimng plilcliiii Is not only will' lug, but obviously nnxloiis, to monop olize h r';" The day U-fore he was scheduled to go back to the city a new iiinn by reason of f'ltiecroft air mid agreeable ci mi I'll n f' i n - h l they took the big red to the top of a nearby It soared clear tilmv Save Some Money Write for particulars. James Finlay son, agent, Astoria, Oregon. WINES, LIQTJSS AND CIGARS. Eagle Concert Hall (320 Astor St.) Room for rent by the da. wesk, or nonth. Best rates in town. P. A. PETER80.', Prop. From now until Febu rary 1st. HOW? Read This Tlie woolen house which I represent has notified me that they have made irreat reductions on 100 patterns of up to-date suitings in order to make room for their spring stock. In order that you may take advantage of thee bar sainu I will make you a suit or over coat t i order and save vou three to seven dollars. PompmW vour time is limited, so order now. Carl E. Franseen, ASTORIA'S LEADING TAILOR, 179 Eleventh Street. . Phone Main 3711 Still grumbling. Madge helped iher; lm, u,.,.s 11S ( ,,, iowy unwound mother get ready the south ehamlier tuw ,mg yellow string. The girl watch As she worked she grew Interested and P,i n ratlier sadly, for as yet there had even took from the walls of her own room some Interesting prints which ' she thoii'.:ht would be suitable for n boy' room. j "1 can't we. though, why Aunt Mary didn't tuke the little wretch abroad; with her-the w i air would do him good. Take out all the fancy things, mother, as you value them." Iieeu uo word of love between them and she realized that she had grown to care so much that It was hard not to let hi in see It. She felt glad, though, that she hml not let him see It, le cuuse there uiiht bo another girl lit the city to whom ho was bound, aud she well, tihe hnd her worts nt the ofllce. The tears had Come luto her "If you only understood big boys us eyc. aud now they splashed over. The young man looked up Just lu time to catch Bight of them, nod, letting the string go. ho turned and caught her In his arum. "Uenr," he whispered, "what 1 It?" She did not speak, but she did not try to get away either, and after n mo ment he said: "Is U because I nm going away Is It, Madge?" She shook her head. "Why. then," ho urged, "tell me." Suddenly she Ix'gun to laiigh-a soft little laugh that made the innn hold her closer. "I was only wondering," she snld, "whether or not there was a girl" "You liet there is," he Interrupted, "and I've got her right where 1 want her." Which oeiiteuce, ulaugy ns It was, seemed to be wholly satisfactory to Madge, well an you seem to understand the smull ones you would not be twenty- four and still single," tensed her moth er. 1 do, mother," said Madge vehu-; iiiently. "I understand them liltogeth-, er too well, and that's the very reason I am Btlll single." i There whs no liiunedliito reply to: till, and Mrs. Vaughn V .nod her at tention to the room. Get nil your old picture books and put them on that shelf. Madge, and 1 1 think I'll bring Jim's old hobbyhorse' down from the attic. Ho may despise It, but you never cau tell." j 'T suppose I could make blm some kites," said Minlgn. "There's all Unit red and blue paper and miles of yellow string. Perhaps if I make n big one , he'll get fastened to It mid fly off to Mars. And while I'm up In the nttlc I'm going to bring down some of Jim's old overalls." Arrangements were finally couiplet ed, and Madge ratlier looked forward to the coming of the little boy, so that when Tuesday came she willingly drove to the station for him, though she protested that St. Lawrence and bis gridiron were us nothing to the torment bIic wiih undergoing. She took along a bag of cookies, "Just to stop up his mouth so he can't nsk ques tions," she explained. The train was late, and Madge got a little cross as she waited In the open trap with tho hot sun beating down upon her. The pony was restless, mid she dared uot leave him to go inside of the station. When the train finally steamed in, however, she guvo fllio reins to a porter and went (o llnd her young charge. She watched the few who came out of the conches nervous ly, with one eye on the dancing pony, but n far as she could see no small boy was on the train. Fearing that he had not lieurd the. nnme of the station called, fihe spoke to the conductor, who told her that no Mich person was on the train. "Well," Bhe thought, "I suppose 1 should be lnd of It," aud was going back to tho trap when It occurred to her that he might some way have got past her into the station aud might be waiting for her there. She looked In. No one was there but a very lull young man, who was leaning back rather limply against the seat, pale as from a recent Illness. Madge gave him ujore than a pnsslng glance because Trees and Fools. Any foid cuu destroy trees. They cannot run a way, and If they could they would still be destroyedchased and bunted down as long as fun or a dollar could bo got out of their bark hides, branching horns or magnificent bole backbones. Few that fell trees plant them. Nor would pluntliig avail much toward getting hnck anything like the noble primeval forests. Dur ing a man's life only saplings can bo grown In the place of the old tree, tens of centuries old, that have been destroyed, it took more thun 3,000 years to make some of the trees In these western woods trees that are still standing In perfect strength and beauty, waving and Hinging In the mighty forests of the Sierra. God ha cared for these trees, saved tbem from droughi, disease, avulunches and a thousand straining, leveling tempests and Hoods, but he cannot save them from fools. Only Uncle Sam can do flint-John Mulr of California. Head. the Morning Astorian. No Student, N Cocaine, No Oai, HIS W will forfeit $1000 to any char itable Institution for any Dntlt who cn comH)t with u In erown and hrlilg work, or teeth without plat, Pay no fancy fee until you h con sulted us. Our continued, suece In our many itlc Is du to th uni form hluh grsd work done j ytais of sxpcrUmccd operator. Th priess ?wotd Ixdow art absolutely th bast opportunity to get your money' worth which h ver been offered. W us nothing hut th best ma terial. Beat 8Um lUli(i lot 1'lattaum ruling i im Gold a Platinum Alloy rilllnt.i. Gold Filling I1.00 to Is oo a a Whit Layoa Crown Ijo Gold Crown, best sik., Oitra hSTy . ,40 Bridgtwork, per tooth, beat work, lj Best Robber Plate, a & whit teeth fjuo Aluminum-lined Plat fto to lis A blading guaraot glrtn with aU tvnrk for 10 jr. VEGETABLE VAPOR I'wd only by us for Palnle Eitrao- tioa of tetb. soc. Xtal What Mrs. Jeul Levtl Say. I had 12 teeth extracted by th use of Vegetable. Vapor, bolutly pein b th most pleslng effect and highly recommend th method. Your truly. Mlta JESSIE LEVEL tafayett, Oregon. NERVOUS PEOPLE. And Uiom afflicted with heart weak nes ess hav their teeth extracted and filled without th least pJa whstmr. Chicago Dental Parlors Northwest Cor. Commercial and nth. Plum Msiu 3001. The largent and best equlpp! Da tl eoUhlishment In th Northwest. Keveuteen office In the United State. LADY IN ATTENDANCE. See that ynti r In th right oftV. Special Reduction ON Japanese Goods AT Yokohama Bazar All kind of Japanese goods, including China wares, basket, silk handkerchiefs, bras wares, fans, toys, bamboo furni tures, etc, etc. Some goods at hall prio. It Doe The Business Mr. E, E. Chamberlain, of Clinton, Maine, says of Bucklen's Arnica Salve. "It does the business; I have used it for piles and it cured them. Used It for chapped hands and it cured them. Applied it to an old sore and it healed ir, without leaving a scar behind." 25o at Chns. Rogers' drug store. 020 Commercial Street Hildebrand & Gor Our clearing sale runs the year through, BARGAINS AT ANY TIME 407 Commercial Street Seal Fis He 77 Ninth St., near Bond 'Fresh and Salted Fish. Game and Poultry, Groceries, Produce and Fruit Imported and Domestic Goods. P. Bakotitch & Feo, Proprs. Phone Red 2183 YEARS' EXPERIENCE 60 Tradc Mark) DraiONB IJW" CoPvmoHT Ac. Anrnwmnaiiig i"n una amonnnnn mmj uloklr iMoerlalii nur opinion rue wliotlmr ui ItivHiiLInn Ii prohAtiljr natftitnhle. Cuniniunlc. tlmiMirlotlf mmHiloiitlnl. HANUUUUK on I'nliiul mil frna. OldARt Mencr for luuurmir daImiiii. iiirouiMi nunn s u. rewire 1'Ai.AiiM taken rpri-lai notkt, without olmrnc, I on I'nliiut in 4 i lu tii Scientific American A kiuiittomelr llluitrated wnrtlr. l,iirMt e CulaUiijt of hit oluntlSn tnurnal. - Tf mil. 8 e (imr fnur miintlii, L Bold Ujall neWxlealar. ilUNN & Co New York Ursuob OISok. i t BU Wwhlumou. V. C.