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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1903 THE MORNING ASTOM AN, ASTORIA, OREGON. r SATISFACTION, ! Vou will find i: in our rich rare and beautiful , stock of Holiday Goods. , . ,,, We Can Meet Your Wants t Whatever you need, come and let us show- you a variety of beautiful presents, that will at one ap pealjto you as "Just the Thing" A. V. ALLEN Phones 711, 3871. . . . Sole Ageat for . . . II. C. FRY CUT GLASS Branch U. T. 7 QUINN FOUND GUILTY. EVERETT, Dec 1&-Guilty of murder in the first degree was the verdict of the jury in the Quinn case, returned this morning after three TOtct had been taken. Quinn received the news with as little concern as if it had been a mere spectator, but Mrs. Bert Mason, his sister, became hysterical and created a scene in the corridor of the court house. Quinn said he expected a second degree verdict During the entire trial he displayed no emotion except to be come angry under cross examination. MILLS JOINING ASSOCIATION. EVERETT. Wash, Dec 19-May or Newton Jones, who is a shingle manufacturer, just returned from a trip of several days visiting the "straight" plant of the Puget Sound eountry, in the interests of the asso ciation, reports that 90 per cent of the shingle mills of that class are aow members of the organization. The committee of which he was a member succeeded in securing the co-operation of all 'straight" mills in Eallard, Tacoma and Olympia on plan for uniformity in grading and ' sa prices. . ' Adding to Hit 8uffsrlns The Doctor I expected to go out Of town next Saturday, as Usual to spend Sunday with my family In tl country. Vat professional duties forbid, Tbe f?p are against me. The Professor The fates are to blame, are they Well, 's natural for a week ender to coma to a lama conclusion. Chicago Trtb- . - Both Agreed. ' ; "Young- man, I was told today that yon were the worst boy in the neigh borhood." "Gee! If I was a man and any one talced that way about" my little boy time one would get licked." "Some one Is going to get licked ow. Take off your coat" Houstoa Post. WANT A.-Y.-P. DELEGATION. WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec 19. Through Representative Humphrey the diretcors of the Seattle exposition today extended to Speaker Cannon and the members of the House, an invitation to attend the fair. Mr, Humphrey read' the telegram before the House and the members applauded heartily. Immediately af ter reading the invitation, Mr. Hum phrey introduced a resolution provid ing that the government delegate 25 members of the House and IS mem bers of the Senate to attend to the opening ceremonies of the exposition. The resolution was referred to the committee on expositions, not the committee on ways and means whith er other exposition matters last winter found their way. FINDING FRANCES. By CARL WILLIAMS. OopjmirMed. 1M. by Anoe4td The Astorian advertisements catch the Christmas business. " ' ' fi' fij Mr3 1 "PI "Mia Pollard! This Is a surprise In 4edl I supposed that you were out wast"- - - - r. Christopher Brooks, boarding the faat train to Philadelphia, ruotloued to the porter to place Uls suit case in the sec tion, occupied by Frances Pollard and tank Into the sent beside her in re sponse to the mute Invitation In her ayea, 1 . "I am to visit old school friends," explained the girl. "It ts my first visit to New York." "And you never let ma know that rou were coming!" Chris tone wen laden with reproach. "How could IF defended the girl. "In spite of the ;act that you did not answer my last letter, I wrote you that I was coming east and that I should be glad to have you meet me at the sta tion in Chicago and visit between trains." "Chicago!" echoed Chris, "I went to New Tork tlx months ago. I wrota CHRISTMAS JOYS are increased by beautiful surround ings. New and artistically designed WALL PAPERS will make your rooms look bright and attractive. If you are going to do any re-papering you should have it done immediately and thus -put your house in real holiday trim. An Infinitude of tenderness Is the ' chief gift and Inheritance of all great men, Rusktn. Allen Wall Paper and Paint Co. .(Ml A X fr I 1 1 iuvu Me Wick 6 1 as high as you can there's no dan get as low as you please there's no smell. That's because the smokeless device prevents smoke or smell that means a steady flow of glowing heat for every ounce of fuel burned in a PERFECTION Oil Dealer (Equipped with Smokeless Device) You can carry it about and care for it just a easily as a lamp. Brass oil font holds 4 quarts burning 9 hours. Handsomely fin ished in japan and nickel Every heater warranted. The adds cheerinest to the long winter evenings, steady, brilliant light to read, sew or knit by. Made of brass, nickel plated, latest improved central draft burner. Every lamp warranted. If your dealer can not supply Perfection Oil Heater or Rayo Lamp write our nearest agency for descriptive circular. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Incorporated) Of A GREAT GIFT for Xmas for yourself or your family is a permanent home, and it is our pleasure to place you in the way of obtaining one. Our real estate business is so extensive that we can furnish all conditions of peo ple with just the kind they desire. We have city and country property in most advantageous situations. Also pianos, organs and graphophones. 424 Commercial street. A. R. CYRUS. Tra touxD too twica Drama or two BOUBS." you of the change, and as yon did not reply X supposed that you were lost In the social whirl and did not care to waste time la writing when I waa so far away." ,. Too should havr knnwn ma better than that" The words were simple, but the look accompanying them waa eloquent It seemed to tell Chris that only through faint heartedness had ha failed to win bis fair lady and that there still might be a chance. "It seems to be a muddle all around," be said. "The firm were rather angry at my going, though I gave them two weeks' notice, and they knew that I was bettering myself." "The chances are that they did not forward your letter to me and did not mall my letter to yon. I remember that I dropped It Into the office mall box. The cashier was a petty sort of person. This may have been one of his revenges." The many changes which bad come to both since their rartlng furnished a theme for conversation, and the train was pulling into the terminal at Jersey City before it was exhausted. Ernltlngly Chris felt that the misun derstanding waa all cleared up, and be told himself that It would not be bis fault If Fraueea did not return home an engaged girl. "Will your friends be here to meet yon?" he asked as the porter took their hand bags. "I told them not to bother," explain ed Frances. "Bessie's mother la an In valid, and Bess works downtown some where. I'll Just take a cab to the ! house. It's uptown. The address Is In my grip. I always carry everything In my grip. Then I have only one thing to watch Instead of a valise and a purse and perhaps a couple of bun dles." "That's a sensible thing," cried Chris admiringly. "Only you mustn't lose your valise." "I should say not" agreed Frances laughingly. "I should find myself with out money and, worse yet, without even Bess' address, since she had to move last week because their old bouse was torn down." "I'll look out for the valise," prom ised Chris as he helped her down the steps of the Pullman. "Better walk be hind me and let me force the way. I'm more used to New York crowds," he explained, with the pride of a new rest dent Now, at Jersey City the concourse opens on three ferry slips, all leading to various parta of Manhattan. Chris headed for the downtown ferry, which would bring them near the subway, and not until the boat was reached did be turn to see if the girl was still fol lowing. The gates were closed behind him and the boat was slowly passing out of the slip when be made the discovery that Frances had not followed his in structions. She was not in the tall of the crowd that had been hurried nboflrd by Impa tient gatemen, nor did a eareful search of the boat reveal her, and Chris' hope that she might have been swept aboard by the other gangway was dashed. lie made the return trip on the same boat, railing at the delay, and after a hurried scrutiny of the concourse de- tided that she must have taken the jpper ferry to Twenty third atreet A boat wn about to start, and he rushed ou board, the pcwpIrutUm breaming fvtuu LU face, lie Kill car rtcd Frances' yalUe nud lila own heavy mlt case. Prauce could not leave any ferry house without the valine, for It rotiulued her inmioy ntul her friend's tddress. She could liot apply to the M addresa to Mud out where her hostes bad moved, because the house had been turu down, She must wait tor him. He dashed through the exit and through the waiting room, searching both floors, but there was no truce of the girl, tie waa about to go to the street and qmftlon the carriage agent when the doorman, who bad watched his actions curiously, came up. "Are you the chap that lost a ladyV tu demanded. "If you are, I told her ;o go back to the Jersey aide and wait for you. She followed a man she thought was you and got on the wrong boat" ' Chris prwaed a coin Into the mau's baud ami sprinted down the slip Just is the boat was pulling out. lie bare ly managed to leap aboard before the gates were closed, aud he atood on the forward deck to cool off, Wheu the bout should muke the Jcr ey shore this worry would be at nu ud. So he regarded the pauoraina of river life complacently. i He was the first pawwnger off the boat aud out ou to the eoucourse, but uetther un the concourse nor In the waiting room could he Qud her, though he searched both. She must have boarded the Cortlandt street ferry, so for a second time be made for tbe slip, matching the same boat that bad car ried bliu acroaa before. One of the leek hands regarded bltn curiously r.i he passed. "A tut you the fellow what l-ald bN fare to me to stay on the lwtt a cnl it trips ago?" be demauded. Chris nodded, and the uiau grinned. '1 thought you was," he coutluued. "There wa a lady dowu here liwkli';: !br you this lat, trip. I reuieiubeiv.1 roa went rlpht back, and I sent her on to Twenty-third street. She didn't have the price of her fare," he added aieanlngly, and apiln the grateful '.""hrlH paa.'M'd out a coin. "Funny you didn't see her," mused che man m be llped the money into his pocket. "She waa on tbe boat when we luuded. I told her to take a look around and then make for the Twenty-third street slip. . "I was looking In the waiting room for her." explained Chris. "I gness It'll be all rieht now." . But things were far from all right. When Cbrls leaped from tbe boat at the uptown landing, the doorman who had spokeu to him before laughed loudly as be caught sight of the pant ing and perspiring traveler. I told yoa to wait on the Jerwy dde," be cried. "The girl came back. and I told her you were down there waiting. Tbe man on one of the Cort landt street boats sent her up here while I was sending you back. I told her to sit there In the shed this thue for an hour and I'd find you some how. Better stay on this bont. The fare's 3 cents. Tou owe a ticket for her too. She didn't have any money." Chris passed over a dollar. "Keep the change; It's worth It" be said, and he went back on the boat Fifteen minutes ; later the crowd wired off the boat In a rush for the trains, and Cbrls went with the tide of humanity until It separated toward the various gates. As he turned to search the seats a pair of soft arms went about his neok. and he looked clown into Frances' crimson face. , "I didn't mean to do that," she cried, but I wiih so afraid I'd lose you again if I didn't grub tight bold of you." "I like It," di-lared Chris. "I thought I never slionld llnd yon." "That's the way it seemed to me," die roufessed. "I never was so glad to we any one In my life. A fat woman came In between us, and when I look ed around to find you there were two men who looked so like yon that I wasn't certitln which was really you. They were both going toward the up town boat, and I followed them." Chris transferred the valise to tbe band that carried his suit case, and with the other he (rrnsped her arm. "I'm not going to lose you this time," he announred. "I don't want ever to , lose you again, Fanny. May I keep vou always?" What be saw In ber eyes caused bltn t6 lean over and kiss ber. "Everybody kisses- everybody else at (he railroad station," be explained as he led the way to the boat "And they haven't half my excuse. I'-ve found pou twice Inside of two hours." The Old Time Shawl. The shawl was originally not a wo man's garment exclusively, for the 3cotch blghlnnder baa bis tartan plaid, and the men of northern Italy still wear a cloak which Is very little more than a shawl. There can be no ques tion that the shawl Is more useful and more picturesque as an article of attire ban the close fitting coats both men nd women now wear. The shawl ;ould In case of emergency be used to protect two persons or tJ wrap a child in or as an extra bed covering, itx fashion d'd not change every three months, and it could be used and passed down in the family nntll It was worn out. Nowadays the only time when such articles nre used Is when people are making an ocean trip or traveling In Europe. "Traveling rugs," which are nothing more or less than men's heavy shawls, are extremely English, and for travelers they are ;onsldered very proper and desirable, but outside of a steamer, train or car riage no one who cares for what peo ple will say would be seen with one. Irgonnut: m FERJUOIGE WILL KEEP HUNDREDS OF FOLKS FROM GETTING ! WELL. GET.. SOME .DISPEPSIN NOW Merely a Matter of Taking a Little ' Diapeptin When All Your Stomach Trouble Will be Over With For- ever Don't Spend Another Miser able Moment. Every family here ought to keep some Diapepsiti in the houe, at any one of you may have an attack of Indigestion or Stomach trouble at any time, day or night. This harmless preparation will ! gest anything you cat and overcome a sour stomach five minutes after wards. If your meals don't .tempt you, or what little you do eat seems to fill you, or lays like a lump of lead in your stomach, or' if you have heart burn, that is a sign of Inriigctkn. Ask your Pharmacist for a 50-cent ca$e of Tape's Diapepsln and take oie triangule after supper tonight. There will be no sour risings, no belching of undigested food mixed with acid, no stomach gas or heartburn, fullness or heavy feeling in the stomach, Nausea, Debilitating Headaches, Du llness or Intestinal griping. This will all go. and, besides, there will be no sour food left over in the stomach to poison your breath with nauteout odors. Pape's Diapipsin it a certain cure for all stomach misery, because it will take hold of your food and di gest it juMt the same at if your stomach wasn't there. Actual, prompt relief for all your stomach misery is at your Pharma cist, waiting for you. These large 50-cent cases contain more than sufficient to cure a case of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, HAPPY CO-INCIDENCE. CHICAGO. Dec 18. -The first of ficial manifestation of the holiday spirit is credited to Mayor Busse, who has pardoned George Johnson from the llridwcll jail. Christmas and the birthday of the prisoner's in- Tint daughter arrive simultaneously. CASTOR I A For Infanta and CluHrea. Ha Rind Yoa KaiaASjsEii Beam the Signature of ST The Cornelius "The House of Welcome" Corner Park and Alder, PORTLAND, OREGON A hotel where the North west people will find a hearty welcome and receive Courteous Treatment at moderate prices. Our free Omnibus meets all trains. Under management of N: K. Clarke ' C W. CORNELIUS, Proprietor. Old newspapers for sale at this office, SO cents per hundred. 6g Quelle ELEVENTH STREET Opposite the Bafctronian HOT chicken mm EVERY EVENING HOME-MADE, and of the choicest ingredients; put. up under supervis ion that guarantees their perfect freedom from all deleterious matter. MRS. F. WOOLLEY PROPRIETRESS A Few .Sufcstipns For Imm Ladies' and Cenls' Watches, rocket Knives, Fancy Bathroom Fixtures, Fancy .Lamps,' , Xmas Candles, Banquet Candles,, , Thermometers, Revolvers and Air Rifles, Fishing Tackle, Carp'et Sweepers, Bread Makers, j, , t, , Meat Choppers, . . v ; ? v . Cake Mixers, w Boys' Wagons, S o'Clock Tea Kettles, 'Tea' Sets,'"1"- ."" Alcohol Stoves, 1 ' Fancy Basket!, of all kinds Thermo Bottles, Flash Lights, v : t Corn Raaori, Watch Charms, ,i ', Table. Knives, Carving Knives, Plated Ware, Table Cutlery, Nut Picks and Cracks, Chafing Dishes, 1 l ' i Uttorj and RuorScta, . Scissor! and Shear!, , Scissor! In Cases, Manicure Sets, Serving Tray a, ' Crumb.' Seta,'"-' '. Jj: 7 ;)t Fancy Table Cutlery; - ,- Berry Spoons, Cnvy Lidles, '"'I H ' Pocket Traveling FUski, Shaving Mug!, f v Shaving Brush!, ; , 1 Witch Cbalns, A large assortment of the above will be found ' at' ' ' FOARD Q STOKES HARDWARE CO. Fisher Brothers I'Oompyi't' SOLE AGENTS '" K l " -r'u" " Marbour and Fiutayson Salmon Twine! and Netting , McCormlck Harvesting Machines '," v Oliver Chilled Plouahi . ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' 4 Sharpies Cream Separator!1 ' "" .' Raccolith Flooring '' Starrett'i Tools Hordwaro, Groceries, Ship ' ... .in-' '.-fill II t?f.w,. . Chandlery; , I' k T Tan Bark. Blue Stone, Muriatic Acid, Welch Coal,1 Tar, Ash Oars, Oak Lumber, Pipe and Fittings, Brest Coods, ' Paints, Oil! ind Class Fishermen'! Pure Minilla Rope, Cotton Twine and Seine Web if' Wo Wont Vour Trade FISHER BROS. BOND STREET ' ' You wsnt the beet money cm bay la food, clothing, boeae comfort a, pleasures, etc, why not ia edncatioar . , Portland! Leading Business College offeri inch to yoa and at ao greater coat thaa sa Inferior school Owneri practical teacher! ' Mor! Calls than wa caa fill Teachen actual basineei mea la session the entire yax Positions guaranteed graduate! Catalogue "A" for U .. Jtiag M. WALKER, Prea, O. A. BOSSFRN, lacy. Joba Fox, Prea P. L Bishop, Sec. Astoria Saving! Ba, Treaa. Nelsoa Troyer, Vice-Prea and Supt ASTORIA IRON WORKS DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS OP THE LATEST IMPROVED ... Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers COMPLETE CANNERY OUTFITS FURNISHED. Correspondence Solicited. Foot of Foartb Street LET US TELL YOU ABOUT Tungsten Electric Lamp Greatest advance in lighting method! lince the Invention of Incandescent lamps, EXAMPLE 4 32 C. P. Ordinary electric lamp consumes 1 10 watts per hour 32 CP. Tungsten" electric lamp consume! 40 wetti per hour e . " a B,vtn 70 watti per boar By using "Tungsten" lampi you un get 275 per cent increase in light for the same eoit or In other wordi can have the same quantity 'of Uluminatloa for 3$ per cent of the coat of lighting with ordinary electric lamps. The Astoria Electric Co. TIDE TABLE FOR DECEMBER DECEMBER, 1904. High Wfcter. A. M. P. M. Date. h.m. j fiT b.m. ft Tuesday 1 7:33 7.5 7:11 1.1 Wednesday J 1:1! 7. 8:46 !.7 Thursday I !:ll I.I 9:6 7,0 Friday :5 1.710:68 T.I Saturday 510:48 1.011:6! T.I SUNDAY 11:10 .l Monday , 7 0:44 7.111:10 I.I Tuesday , 8 1:28 7.2 12:47 4.1 Wednesday ..... I 1:13 7.1 1:26 l.t Thursday ...,,.,10 1:69 7.0 1:01 I.I Friday 11 1:83 1.9 2:88 1. 1 Saturday 12 4:18 1.8 1:18 7.7 SUNDAT IS 4:47 1.8 4:00 7,2 Monday ...14 1:88 8.9 4:62 1.1 Tuesday 16 1:12 7.1 6:62 1.1 Wednesday 16 6:69 7.4 7:07 C.I Thursday 17 7:46 7.5 1:21 6.1 Friday 18 1:88 7.1 1:12 1.0 Saturday , 19 1:28 1.8 10:82 1,1 SUNDAY 2010:18 1.711:118 1.1 Monday ,., 2110:67 1.1 Tuesday ,,. 22 0:18 l.t... ; Tuawday 22 11:40 1.4 WeJnosday .....28 1:05 7.2 12:28 1.5 Thursday ,,.,...84 1:52 7.8 1:08 I.I Friday ,,,,25 1:19 7.4 1:65 l.t Saturday ,,., .28 l:!5 7.8 1:43 1.9 SUNDAY ,,....87 4:09 7,7 1:17 f.l Monday,.,, 28 4:6 7.9 4:17 T.T Tuesday to 5:48 8.0 6:47 T.O Wednesday 80 5:43 1.1 7:07 I.I Thursday l 7:28 8.2 1:29 1.4 DECEMBER, IBOg. -rrr fcr-r --- uww water. Data Tuesday Wednesday tuurouay ,,,,,,, Friday . Saturday ., SUNDAY,,,,,, I wiihbj ,. , . . , 7 Tuesday ?..,, g Thursday io "may u Saturday ...,,,,ia SUNDAY 18 Mondav i , Tuesday 15 weanaadajr .,.,.i8 Thuwdtay ..,.4.17 Friday '.....Is Saturday 19 SUNDAY 10 Monaner .,,,.,. It Tuesday ,,,,,,.',12 Wednfwdav ss Thursday ,.,..,.84 Friday 25 Saturday SUNDAY 17 Mondait a Tuesday ,,, 29 Wednenday ,,,,,80 iTnursOay ., ,'. .; .il At M. K 0:17 1:41 1:47 1:6! 4:48 6:17 6:18 7:0! 7i4 8:17; 1:09 1:62 10:41 11:88 0:07 1:02 1:69 4:66 6:46 1:16 7:15 8:16 1:07 10:04 Hi 07 0.1 w 1.0 1.8 1.6 1.7 1.0 1.2 1.5 1.7 I.I 1.8 t.l e e s 1.1 1.8 1.6 I 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.1 1.3 1.1 1.1 i.e 1.8 t 1.1 r71 1A 1:4! 164 1:68 4:6 6:44 !:8i)l 7:18 7:62 1:11 9:05 1:40 10:12 10:48 11:14 1.1:80 1:29 1:88 1:23 4:23 6:13 6:6S 6:33 7: 18 1:08 8:50 l:8 ll: 11:13 12:05 1:17 2.81 ft i.i M 0.1 -o.t e.i i.i 1 1 1 1 1 1 o 4 4 1 i.t t.f COPYRIGHT