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IN TEE SENATE.
WASIIIXGTOX, Jan. 21. The Smate
..lay discussed the propriety of au
thorizing one of its committees to in
vestigate the circumstances connected
with the issuance of an injunction at
the instance of the Hitchman Coal &
Coke Company against John Mitchell by
John Grayson, of the federal circuit
court of the northern district of West
Virginia. Cu!orm asked to have
resolution for that purpose adapted and
Hale thought it shuull not harrass
judges in their decisions and he did not
favor such a resolution unless there was
considerable ground for believing the
judge had exceeded his authority. Con
siderable time was spent considering the
bill to revise the pen-l code and at 4:12
the Senate adjourned.
GOVERNOR HUGHES SPEAKS.
ALBANY, N. Y, Jaa 21. In lot
ter to James S. Lehmair, Governor
Hugliei tonight publicly declared his
attitude toward the movement to favor
bis nomination for the Presidency, and
appointed Friday evening of next week
to meet with the Republican dub of
Sew York, when he will more definitely
declare himself.
The Governor expresses the desire
that the sentiment of the party have
the freest expression and such action
taken as for ita best interests lie says
he does not seek the office, nor attempt
to influence any delegate. He ha no
interest in any factional controversy
and desires above all things there
should be deliberation, honest expres
sion of party will and the harmony of
effort. Whatever its decision. Governor
Hughes says, he will be content
WATERFRONT ITEMS
Fairly Busy Day in Harbor and
on Bar.
THE SENATOR ARRIVES IN
The Col. E, L Drake Comes for Oil
Barge Buccleuch, Mary Haekfield and
Slrathptiffe jo to Sea The Rajore
Did Not Get Out-Other Note.
Conditions at the bar -were not bad
yesterday though there wat some swell.
The day opened with the wind blowing
from the east a 10 miles an hour, theH
weather being cloudy and the bar mod
erate. At noon the wind had increased
to 12 miles and toward evening the
wind fell to five miles an hour at 4
o'clock and had shifted to the south
east The bar remained moderate all
day until evening when it was reported
smooth. f
Captain Wm. Hull formerly of the
Wenona, has assumed command of the
steamer Jordan, which has taken the
place of the B. Miler. on the Deep River
run.
The lighthouse tender Armeria will
leave out this morning for Puget
Sound, to deliver the moorings of
lightship No. 76.
The British ship Buccleuch waa towed
to sea yesterday.
Tbe British bark Largo Bay was to
have left out on her long voyage to the
United Kingdom, yesterday but did not
get away.
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French buk Ptori Eoti wbJdi
has been awaiting orders, here, received
them yesterday to go to Portland and
will probably leave up today.
The German bark Mary Haekfield
came down the river, from Portland yes
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Special Offering of Bargains in All Lines of
House-furmshing Goods
Tie full sue.l dresser finished
iu goldrn ca::. Special during our
learaav3 .sale'' ....$".50
Special sale of carpet and lino
eum remnant at prices below
jost on regular goods. Wje are
jiving 20 per cent discount.
Golden oak parlor table, size
24 in. by 24 in. Special price $2.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ALL
DEPARTMENTS
SDecial reduction in feather pil-
Golden oak finished dining Vows, blankets and comforts. Sole
chair, cither cane or cob- igents for the celebrated Maish
bier seat. Special 85 cents jomfort.
Sanitary Steel Couches,
Special, $4.75
Thiriy-threeYears
. in Astoria
Established in
1875.
FECIALS
This Week Only :
3M Fancy Iress Shirts
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The Regular Selling Prices
v Range From
$!, $1.25, $1.50, $1.76.
While They Last,
This Week Only,
10 c and 25c each
These arc No. 1 goods, but must be sold regardless
of cost to make room for new goods.
The sooner you come in, the more yoil will have to
pick from. See Window.
I Leader in Nobby Clothes.
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tertlay morning and left out
afternoon.
The British bark Rajore was' to go to
sea yesterday, but owing to the heavy
swell the attempt was postponed until
today.
The barges which will be used for the
lightering of the cargo of the Clavordon
are expected to reach here from Tort
land today and the work will commence
immediately and it is hoped the vessel
will soon be afloat again.
The oil steamer Col. E. L. Drake ar
rived in the harbor yesterday afternoon
at 5:30 and will await the arrival down
of oil barge No. 3 which is expected
down today.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Oregon State Board of Pilot Commis
sioners "was held yesterday. Bills were
ordered paid by warrant on the slate
treasury and several other matters
taken up and discussed but no definite
action was taken. Commissioners Far.
rell and Pendleton were present, also
Secretary Boss.
It is understood that the cost of the
damages incurred by lightship No. 60,
in the collision with the Port Patrick,
will be borne by the owner of the latr
ter vessel the accident being caused by
no fault of the lightship. The repairs
are being hurried along but some time
will elapse before the" vessel will be
ready to take her station.
The steamers Hanafei and F. S7 Coop
left San Francisco for Portland yester
day. :
The German steamer Tiberius from
Portland left Muroran, January 7th, for
St. Vincent where she goes for orders
The German steamer Alesia left
Yokohama January 20th for Portland.
' The IAirline reached her dock on time
yesterday and after discharging her
cargo dropped down to the cannery of
the Columbia River Packers' Association
whre she took on a carload of salmon
which she will take to Kalama for
shipment east.
Crescent Wheat Flakes
Ready to Eat
3 Packages for 25 cnts
: Try some with your next order.
Acme Grocery Co.
The Up-to-Date Grocers.
511 COMKEBCIAt ST. PE0KI 63i
NEW TO-DAY
N Grocery Store.
Try our own mixture of coffee ths
J. P. B. Fresh fruit and vegetables.
Badollet k Co., grocers. Phone Mala
1281
Tto Commercial.
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The Commercial, Commercial stmt,
near Eleventh, as everyone knows, Is
on of the moot popular resorts in As
toria, Drop in at any timo and see the
class of peoplo who patronlM tola popu
lar place and you will be satisfied thai
in entertaining a gentleman friend, you
have found the right place. A pleasant
gam of billiards, a little refreshment,
and a quiet talk helps to pan a pleasant
evening.
Columbia and Victor graphophones
and latest records at 424 Commercial
street A. B. Cyrus. tf.
You Don't Rood to Sand to PortUat.
a H. Orkwits, 137 Tsnth street, caa
cover your umbrellas Just a good aa
thty on any place oa tbe northwest
matt.
Special Reduction Salt on Raagea,
Stove and Rugs it L E Hennlngaen,
S04-6Q6 Bond street, next door to ax
pros oflke. ,
Bakery Reopened ,
Tho Royal Bakery has reopened under
new management and hereafter both
bakeries, at SOS Duane street, and 173
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John Muehkusel who will supply the old
oustomers and such new ones aa may
be obtained.
Oliver typewriters
stenographers at A.
Commercial street.
and automatic
R. Cyrus, 434
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Palace Restaurant.
A successful year has just closed for
the Palace Restaurant and a new year
opens. This yean wilt i.o doubt, be as
successful for this popular restaurant as
the past If not more so. The manner of
frflntinn1 pi.rti.l ft""" tl-
GOES AFTER CRIMINAL.
MISSOULA, Mont, Jan, 21.-A. W.
Scott is undor arrest here on a grand!
larceny charge preferred by the Seattlo
officers, Captain I. Ward of the polk
force of that city, arrived here last
night after the prisoner, armed wit
requisition papers. f ; ; v '
JAPANESE DIET l SESSiUH.
TOICIO, Jan. 21. The regular session
of the diet opened today and the var
ious committees were appointed.
Tlie dint will, sit obi Tuesday, Tlurs
(Iav and Saturdays. Pmnier Salnonii'a