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THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, ASTOllIA. OREGON
V
SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 190a.
Cured of Colds and Group by
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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SONS OF GEOROB C. BOWDEN.
Geo. C.Bowden, of Little Rock. Art., has used Chamberlain'! Court
Remedy in his family for many years, and is seldom without it in the
honse. JSe says: 'Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has proved a great
relief to onr boys in their throat and rang troubles. A few doses of it will
ward off a threatened attack of cronp. and a bad cold is qnickly cured by
its use. I take pleasure in recommending it." The prompt cures of colds
and croups effected by this preparation, the fact that it can always be de
pended upon, is pleasant to take and contains no opium, chloroform or
other objectionable drug, has made it a favorite with the parents of voung
children. When vou have a cough or cold, try it and see for Yourself what
an excellent medicine it is. Price, 29 cents. Large aim, CO cents.
FRANK HART, Druggist
TRY
Booth's Crescent Broiled Mackerel
in souse, mustard or tomato sauce.
Broiled in pure California Olive Oil.
Large English BLOATERS. HERRING.
Sole agent for Baker's Barrington Hall Steel Cut Coffee
Ai V. ALLEN
Phones Brnch Uniontown.
Main 711, Mnin 3871 Phore Main 713
Sole agent for H. C. Fry's Celebrated Cut Glass.
FOKAKSR OK INJUNCTIONS.
MARTINS FERRY, 0, Jan. 17.
Senator Foraker has given his views on
the same propositions regarding court
injunctions as were recently propounded , iis ltgislaffion. When the (Hepburn
to and discussed by Secretary of War 1 bill was under consideration in the Sen-
Tart. Senator Foraker says he would! ate Mr. Knox proposed that the pro-
oonstitutional by the Supreme Court,
will doubtless be remedied and Senator
Knox, who has made a special study of It
voe summon, oas introduced a bill
which will probably form the base for
favor the enactment of a reasonable law
upon which an injunction or temporary
restraining order may issue, defining in
specific terms the language in which
ueh injunctions or restraining order
may be had.
The Senator believes that no restrain
ing order or injunction should be issued
ntil after notice to the defendant and a
Bearing is held upon the petition, ex
cept only in cases of threatened destruc
iion of property, or other wrong for
which there may be no adequate remedy
at law.
The Senator believes thai a final
bearing and determination shall be made
at the earliest practical! moment after
the making of the temporary restrain
ing order.
The Senator would give the defendant
bearing before a jury or before a
judge.
POPE'S ILLNESS NOT SERIOUS.
ROME, Jan. 17. Various alarming
rumors in circulation this afternoon re
garding the health of the Pope are un
founded, lie is suffering an attack of
gout
GET RAISE IN SALARY.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17 The Senate
committee on commerce yesterday con
sidered the Tevenue cutter service per
onnl bill, which rorganizes the service
and increases the pay and rate of some
of the higher officers and ordered a fa
vorable report,'
TAFT THE FAVORITE.
(Continued from page 1)
will not approach such legislation in the
fearless, devil-may-care manner which
satherto has characterized it, for the
olons are well aware that the financial
crisis is by no means passed and that
this is no time for radical action unless
in the direction of relief. The em
ployer's liability act, just declared un-
visions of the bill should apply "to all
common carriers engaged in commerce
to which the regulative power of Con
gress extends under the Constitution of
the United States." In his new bill
Knox includes the above provisions in
connection with the liability of em- j
pioyers.
Another matter of widespread inter
est, particularly at this time, is the
question of preventing inter-state ship
ments of liquor into States where the
sale of the same is prohibited. This
has regularly come before Congress for
years but heretofore the liquor interests
have always been successful in prevent
ing legislation. With the prohibition
wave sweeping over the country, how
ever, it looks as though now is a favor
able tune for such legislation. It does
seem that if a State prohibits the sale
of liquor within its borders it should be
protected against shipments into it from
other States, which reap whatever profit
there is to its citizens in the manufac
ture of the liquor and the taxes thereon.
It may be doubted, however, if the
probitionists will gain much by this
legislation for it is not to be denied
that many persons who cheerfully vote
lor prohibition do so expecting to have
their own liquor shipped to them pri
vately. Should; they be deprived f
this privilege they are not likely to look
with so much favor on prohibition and
a reversal of votes may be expected.
WHiether the defection of this element
will be sufficient to change the com
plexion of the States is problematical
but this vote may be expected , to cut
a large figure should the legislation be
enacted.
Jury List for February Term
THE FOLLOWING IS THE LIST OF JURYMEN NAMED BY THE COUNTY COURT FROM WHICH VENIRES WILL SE DRAWN FROM THE FEB-
RUARY TERM OF THE CIRCUIT C0UENCE, AS THEY WERE RT. TUB NAMES APPEAR IN SEQU
LISTED FROM ONE TO TWO HUNDRED.
T. L. Hall....
Jacob Bosshart ...
David Airth
C, S. Brown
A. C. Anderson . . .
J. B. Baumgertner
0, A. Borglund ...
John Boberg .... .
0. Alopaeu ......
B. F. Allen .......
J. V. llurns
E. 0. Belknap .,.
Fred Darker .....
, Dentist . .,
........ .Merchant .
........ .Mcrhanto .
Capitalist .
.............. Canuerynwn
. ........... ..Farmer . ,
.............. Laborer . ,,
Farmer . .
.......linker . ....
Merchant .
Merchant .
...Farmer . ..
Cannery hum
...... Astoria , ,
...... WarreuUm
...... Warreuton
......Astoria . ,
......Astoria . .
. ...Olney .
....Astoria . ,
.... Seaside . .
....Astoria . .
....Astoria
....Astoria . .
....Knappa .
....Astoria . ,
C. 11 Allen .....Astoria . ,
V. Boolllng Astoria . ,
John Adair ..Wjsrreuton
James Boyle ....Astoria .
W. E. Blackstock ...... FerohiU .
Thos, Bush Svensen .
W. J. Armstrong. ......Svensen .
Frank Bohnart Seaside . .
Jacob Butt ............Astoria .
Rudolph Basel ...Astoria .
V J. Brix Astoria .
Asmus Brix ...........Astoria .
Andrew Birch ..........Astoria
J. W. Babbidge Astoria Captain .
Alex Breuiner .........Astoria .......... ....Machinist
Frank Cuunlngham ....New Astoria ......Laborer .
t t is a
Millman .
.........Capitalist
Farmer
..Farmer . .
.........Farmer . ,
...Farmer . ,
Farmer . ,
Clerk . ..
Teamster ,
.Carpenter
Logger , ,
IBJSr
Contractor
t
tatit
Martin Carlson ........New Astoria
T. R. Da vies Astoria
H. W. Christensen Astoria
J. W. Coffey Kew Astoria
C C. Clarke.... 7....... Seaside . ....
Ceo. I- Colwell Astoria . . . . .
W. R. Chisholm ..Astoria . ....
Thos. Corbet Astoria
C M. Cutbirth Astoria
Laborer
Real Estate
.......Butcher . ,
Laborer . .
Merchant .
........ Logger .
Merchant
...Barber .
Merchant
John Chitwood Astoria Laborer
Otto Carlson Astoria
C M. Ccller Astoria
J. H. Duncan .....Astoria . .....
Frank Cook Astoria ,
C. S. Dow Astoria . .....
V. H. Coffey .Warrenton . . .
Robt. Carruthers Astoria
R. R. Cole Seaside . .....
W. R. Deane Astoria
W. 1L Copeland Astoria
F. I. Dunbar ...Astoria
F. J. Carney Astoria
Win. Denck ....
Emil Erickson .
Geo, Flatman .
Chas. E. Ford .
Robert Falconer
8. Elmore
Chris Ebsen ...
John Erickson .
John Fox
N. Enevolden .
A. L. Fox
Martin Franciscovich
John Enberg ,,
W. A. Signer
Astoria . . . .
Warrenton .
Kew Astoria
New Astoria
Astoria .....
Astoria .
Astoria .
Astoria
Astoria
Jewell
Astoria . ...
..Astoria . ...
..Astoria ...
..Astoria . ...
C R. Higgins Astoria . ...
August Hagblom ...... Astoria . ...
H. C. Harrison Astoria .
Alex Gilbert Sr. Seaside . ...
Robert Gray New Astoria
W. A. Garner Astoria . . . .
Merchant
Merchant
......Merchant
Merchant
......Farmer .
......Merchant
Capitalist
Teamster . .
Farmer . ...
Merchant ,
......Capitalist . .
Merchant .
Laborer . ..
......Carpenter . .
LuUnrer . ...
Laborer . ...
Laborer . ...
Capitalist . .
......Farmer . ...
Laborer . ...
Manufacturer
Farmer .
Machinist , ,
Saloonman .
Merchant . ,,
......Teamster , .,
Banker . ....
Captain
Machinist . .
Capitalist . .,
.....Merchant . ,.
.Bookkeeper .
... ... .
F. F. A. Hildebrand Astoria Merchniit
John Gustafson Astoria.. ..Fisherman .
David Hanson Astoria Fisherman .
Chas. Hoefke Astoria Laborer . ..,
J. X. Griffin Astoria Ileal Estate
Alex Grant Astoria . . Seiner . ...
John Gertula Albert Farmer . ..
Eli K. Gustin Albert Farmer . t.
Angus Gor Astoria' Merchant . .
IL C. HiHon Fernhill Farmer
Geo. L. Hill Svensen Millman . ..
J. D. Heckard Seaside .....Logger . ...
C. F. Harder Melville Farmer
Chas. Culliume Olney Farmer . ,
Owen Heckard Astoria .Contractor .
Peter Gimre Astoria , Merchant . .
Thomas Hopkins Vesper Farmer
Gust Holmes Astoria . ....Capitalist . .
Wm. II. Hobson .Astoria . Captain . ..
E. A. Gerding .Astoria . .....Contractor .
J. F Gardiner ....Astoria ...Saloonman .
F. J. Gamble ...Astoria Sawyer . ...
E. Gustafson ..Astoria . ..Contractor .
James Hanson Astoria. Roofer , ...
T. S. Jewett New Astoria a. Laborer . ...
Chas. Johnson New Astoria Laborer
Martin Johnson Astoria , Fisherman .
E. C. Jeffers .", Astoria Capitalist . .
H. H. Ingalls ., Warrenton . Fanner . ...
TEA
U S imports but little
more in 1904 than in 1864.
So much poor tea.
Tour tracer returns four moner If ion fail
m Schilling'! Beit; we par him.
There is much doing in the Presi
dential booms. Attention is focused on
the fight in Ohio and it is safe to say
that Foraker has the sympathy of all
candidates except Taft. The other can
didates do not take Foraker seriously, a e eem to have about as good
believing that with a fight in his State a chance as anyone in the "field" for it
he can command no outside support is the "field against the favorite Taft."
The Fairbanks boom is in its usually
quiescent stage and since Cortelyou an
nounced that he had not declared him'
self a candidate and Roosevelt that he
would not be one, interest has centered
on Taft who will command the hearty
support of a minority of office holders
and a considerable number of others.
The Knox movement is beginning to
show signs of life, but is not yet suffici
ently developed to attract special at
tention while the Hughes boom has
scarcely reached Washington. It is in-
W. J. Ingalls ,,,
Andrew Joliumm
t'Juis, Jordan ...
y, R Johnston .
W. K, Joplti ...
0, F. Lester ....
J. F. Kindred ...
I. Lawlcr
W. 8. Kindred ..
mi" Astoria , , .
....... Astoria, , . ,
..Astoria I ,
.... .Vesper i
......Knoppa , ,,
...... Warrenton
.......Warrenton
....Seaside . .
......Astoria .
.M I I .
.
Fanner .
........... Fariuvr .
........... Captain ,
.....Farmer .
....... ....Farmer .
....... .....I)ggr .
....... . , .Farmer .
Mwlisnt i ,,
Steamboatman
John If. IJndstrom ....New Astoria .......... Laborer .
Lmlwlg Larson ...Astoria . Laborer ,
Geo. Kaboth .......... .Astoria .. ..... ....... .Capitalist
C. Logan ..........Astoria .............DnUt .
Wm. Kelly ............Astoria . Teamster
Lloyd lxmuils ......... Clatst'p , .............. Farmer .
... n . ..... ...... v. ....... . I ........... I m.v. , .,,..
I Lebet'k .............Astoria. ...Contractor,,
Frans' Kankkonen .....Astoria. (Vniterynisa ,
Isaao Lugnet ..........Astoria. Fisherman, ,
Karl Knobloeh ........ .Astoria . Blacksmith.
.Merchant
........ Merchant
...Farmer .
........ Farmer
......... ......
.., ...
Geo, Llndstrom ....... Astoria
J. N. Laws. ........... ,Atorla
John tanwn ., ..Aitorla
John Lewie ...Femhlll
Anton Kuljls' , Clifton Solootmisn
II. M. lows .......... ,Astrla . StenmUmtuisn
11 Leahy ,, Olney , Farmer . ....
Lara Larson ........ ..Astoria . rtaloonman ,
John F. McIVrmott. . . . New Astoria ........ ...Laborer . .
Wilis W. Mudd .......New Astoria Merchant .
Frank IL Mudd ....... Chadwell Farmer . .
Geo. A. Kelson Astoria ..Capitalist .
John Msgulre ,, ,.AtorI ,
W, F. McGregor ..Astoria.
Frank Norberg ..Astoria .
.Mm Matteon ......... Atori .
1 K. P, Noons n .....Atrola
Alex Moody Albert .
A. C. Miller Atoria ,
.
Plasterer
Millman .
Fisherman
........Contractor .
Clerk ,
..Farmer . ,,,,
....Milkman .
W. N. Moody.......
R. McMath
Malcolm Mi-Farland
W. I. Morrison .....
Fred II. Moore
0. F. Motion
Geo. Moores ....
John Nonlitroin
. Knappa ........Farmer
........ i
.....
. ..,
..Westport
..West port .
. . . . .Warrenton
Seaside . .
.....Astoria . .
.....Astoria .
....Astoria , ,
Erlck Mannula Atorla . .
F. W Preston ........ ..Warrenton . Farmer .
Wm. Olson Astoria . Carpenter
K. Ostium . ,.'..., .f... Astoria .....Com. and Insurance
II. F. Prael Astoria Agent
Alex Palo Astoria Fisherman
a I. Peterson Astoria Bank
F. P. Perkins ...Clatsop ....Farmer
.Farmer .
Logger .
. ....... .... Farmer .
Merchant
...... ..".....Ileal Estate
.lyoggrr .
...Cashier .
...Merchant
A. I Parker .......... Fernhill
Peter Olson . ........ Svensen
Austin Obtirn ....... .Astoria ,
W. B. rainier .........Astoria
F.mil Palmberg ........Astoria
Joseph Ostrora Astoria
Geo. Ralston Astoria
C W. Itich Astwla
Chas. Rohr Astoria
Werner Storm ......... Astoria
A. G. SpcMsrth .
Jos. Schamlierger
W. T. Scholfleld Astoria . Merchant
W. E. fiohimpff Astoria ..Brewer .
David Tweedle Miahawaka Fewer . ..
E. A. Taylor Clatsop ..Fanner . ..
Geo. W. Sanborn Astoria Cannery man
N. Stanovlih Clifton . Fisherman ,
D. M. Stuart .....Astoria tWI Estate
Geo. Sold ....Svensen . ..Farmer .
August Sture Knappa Farmer .
W. Storm ....New Astoria Merchant
. ..Farmer
Farmer
Clerk .
Cannery man
Painter . ,,
...Fisherman .
.........Merchant .
Captain .
............. .Contract or
.,., ...... .Saloonman
. . . .Astoria Merchant .
....Astoria . Capitalist ,
.
. Accountant
. Teamster .
, Japtaln .
. Merchant
. Merchant
.Captain .
. Merchant
8. S .Smith ...Astoria . .
W. E, Smith ....Astoria
James Tatton .........Astoria' ,
0. Hovcy Antorla . .
Norris Staples ..Astoria . .
Max Skibbe .Astoria . ,
B. J. Sloop Astoria . . ........
W. II. Twilight .Knappa .....Farmer
A. E. Salte Astoria . .......... ...Captain
Chas. Versehuren .....Astoria . .............Painter
F. M. Warren , Warronton . ..; .Logger,
I G. West i Clatsop .....Logger ,
B. I Wlani : Astoria . Ileal Estate
John Waterhouse ...... Clatsop , .....Farmer V,
Frank Wilkinson .Warrenton .....Farmer., ,
G. WHngat ....Astoria .
John Wuoplo Astoria .
John Wiik ........... ...Astoria i
Swan WHson Astoria .
I B. Wood ..FernhlU .
Philip Wildl Astoria Walter v
Bcnj. Young ....... ... . Astoria . ...... .... ... .Capitalist
Andrew Young .., Astoria .Capitalist
Real Estate .
......... Fisherman
Fisherman i
, ...Merohant . .
Farmer
............ .
T
.......... i
seeeeeeet
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except perhaps a few Soutliem votes
Uonsecjuently they hope he will win in
Ohio as it would be a sod blow to Taft
and not endanger their chances. The
j Cannon boom seems to be a personally
conducted excursion in charge of Pri
vate Secretary Busbey. Were Uncle Joe
a few years younger he would be one
of the most formidable of the lot, and
although to all appearances he is good
for several more terms as Speaker, it
would be difficult to convince the people
that the occasion demands a man as old
terestmg! to note the prominent jiart
played by the newspapers and news
paper men in these booms, Mir. Taffs
brother, a newspaper man, is ably rep
resented at Columbus and in Washing
ton by newspaper men who see the
press Is well supplied with matter fav
orable to thi big Secretary. Busbey,
who looks after Uncle Joe, was a news
paper man until be became Cannon's
secretary, and if anything is printed
anywhere in America which is calcu
lated to injure Cannon's chances he is
ready with a reply setting the Speaker
right. The Knox boom is principally
backed by the Pittsburg papere and sev
eral of the " Pennsylvania newspaper
men in Washington are sitting up nights
nursing it. Mr, Fairbanks followed Mr.
Cannon's example and selected' n news
pnper man ifor hie private secretary.
The Cortolyou boom has not yet devel
oped to the press-agent stage and this
seems to be the matter with the Hughes
boom. The Taft boom would probably
do better jf its newspaper friends would
spend more time placing the claims of
Mr. Taft before the country tliah In
abusing tne other candidates, lie is a
great man in every respect and entitled
to win, if lie wins at all, on his merits.
Since his return there lias been a cessa
tion of abusive tactics and one of the
first thing he did was to invite First
Assistant PostmasterGenwrol Hitch
cook, who has been accused of pernicious
conceled activity in behalf of Cortelyou,
to take charge of hie campaign in the
South. .
CASTOR I A
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