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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1895)
4Hk BaILY ABTOAASTORiA At UttDAY tlQHNLq, Afrit ii isieoi. 1 115 SAID! i iv, mt von to male ma a decent at clothes, for i m disgusted v, i.n i-.ii.'a;p tailoring."" This was Murtod out to us yesterday by one cf hit old jalran who had drifted away in B'-erch cf the "will o' tlie wisp' ' i tailoring. We had heard It be '. V"e ere hearing H oftener this liioa tlian ever before. This March's tnMneM la about double that of laat Murdh so far, and If the weather keeps Kood it wm be about triple before Bast- t-v Sunday. chas. Mcdonald, The. Tailor. 523 Commercial Street APRIL SHOWERS often catch neonle without anv rub' bers or umbrellas. Then a cold is sure to follow that is, If you don't take something to prevent It. Whiskey is a sure "cold preventer." The Office's HOPEitrv it. THE OFFICE, Your Mouths, OUR STEAKS One great basis principle of the Pal- ace Restaurant Is mutual dependence. To thrive and grow, each dish must be better than any one else's, our aim it to reaoh the only roomy trade place. the top. No lower idea can be per VnltfAH A tA wrfcjkm Inn nllT tnn i reached by any other restaurant, we will lift the top. The Palace Restaurant That House Vou Intend to Build Can be built just to suit your pocket- book by C. G. PflLfIBHG, and you will find him at his shop at 473 Fourth Street What About Your Shoes? Aren't they worn out around the sole somewhere? Don't they need a patch on the side? Ws will make them good as new. S. R. GWHE. Kitty Corner from Fisher Bros, store. A Poor Cigar.. W. F. SCHIEBB never made. Don't expect to make, either. But marke thls--a-t-l-s-f-a-c- t-l-.-n of the 22-karet fcort has accompanied every purchase of I one of the cigars made by hlrnl since ne began Business, wevs sot the notion that a satisfied customer "cuts a big figure" In I building UP a hnnincBS That's Dullness. 1 iiai the reason La Belle Astoria takes so well. Little Giant. Rom la if half the mothers In As toria have bought a pair or two of I those UTTLH GIANT school snoes tor onnn thev hear of the wearing qua! meir cmiureii. wmsi u.. "... ltlea ct those that are being worn abou the city. You can have your choice cf leather, kid, grain or calf. JOHN HAHN & CO. Sterling Silver ! Never has there been such a stock of sterling silver Jewelry as that now on display at our store. Half the town does not realize the Immensity of this assortment. EXSTROM, the Jeweler. UONKS. We buv fertilizers and fertilizing ma terial of every description, Bones, borne, etc,, end pay hiuuent cash prices, oonu us a trial shipment. Wet) torn Hone-Meal Co. 771 Mission Street. San Fnanoisco, Oa). RSTOtyA - MATTRESS - FACTORY, S78 Commercial Street. Manufacturers of every description ol Loungoe, Mattreaeee, etc. REPAIRING; IN ALL ITS BRANCHES When the tide sets one way there Is always a cause for it. Women don't come here to buy roast teaks, and all other kinds of meat simply because It's Christensen & Co.'s. Of course there are a few. a very fow, who buy out of compliment, or from ignorance, bat the great mass of housekeepers buy where they can get the best and for that reason we supply the majority of the families In Asto ria for they know by experience thatj we have only the beet. WASHINOTON MEAT flARKET, 4MIRI5TEN5EN A CO.. Prop'fS. The Schoolmaster Says lo the deserving pupil "Go up bead.' The Tublio bos said to Grosbauer & Brnch's "Resort," "Go up bead. You are the only place In the city where one onn eo and get a glass of Uainbrlnuil Beer for 5c. and order a fresh eandwioh too at the same time. Business men's lunch every morning. YF-STEKDATS WEATHER. Local weather for twenty-four hours ending' at 6 p. m. yesterday, fumlshea by Use Unlt'-Hl States department of iisrrlmiitura weather Durea. jraximum tempertiiture, 53- decrees. ?1 minium tomperature. 39 degrees. ! . ! ' !,."n, .01 inch. T.ta! praclplttlon from Sei4em-ber l.u. l- 'i. t" date. 61-24 Inches. I -cf Drec'fitation from Septesn i , ! :(. to dat, 4.50 InnlMH. ' If It Is new We have It" Another Chance to Save Money. This tirm it ia in Laces and Embrodieriei?. We do not have tho space to enumerate tllO prices, but Call and Ave ,v;i Pftnvi'npn vol! that it 18 ..... . j- trup. Albert Dunbar. M-nv u the leading tailor and pays the hitit tasn pnee mr w EYES-Two hard-woklng servants Yet quickest to rebel when over-worked. Glasseb-the right ones-scientif-lcally, delicately adjusted ones the remedy. The ability that experience mi bhiIv srlves can be had at J. H. Seymour's. Charges-only for glasses are modest. KntYietMnir new In the line of Sachet Powders just receiveo. at u Craln Drug Store. . , . The Palace Barber Shop Is now giV' in one of their two-bit shaves for 16 cents. The Palace Bath House encourages folks to bathe by having everything nrel ciass. The low Price Store Is selling the handsomest line .of ladles' wraps and children's Jackets 25 per cent lower than any other store la tows. Keith and Wilson have 2S good milch cows. Is it any wonoer tneir mim first-class? .. ., . Why do you suiter with that cold when . O. Cough Syrup will cure it; for sale at the PrlnU-Oraln Drug store. When a man buys a lottery ticket and draws nothing but his breath he feels sold. Wnen na buys bis wood and coal of the Scow Bay wood yard. whose office Is opposite FUher Bros.' bt Is pleased, as they sell only the best, Five cenfts a quart to what Relth & Wilson will deliver you fresh milk for. Glass battles furnished when de sired. Mr. Humphrey has some choice Chi nook salmon at his market near Ren- oue Hall. He also has oysters tnat sell at a less price than at any other mar ket In the city. He carries clams and other shell fish, and as a side Issue, nas a sioca 01 Marshall's famous knit ting twine. Columbla Oream prepared at Olsen's Drug Store, rendering the skin soft and smooth, allaying all irritation, and smarting caused by sunburn,, cold winds, etc. Fop yearg tne .-torla Wood Yard has given our citizens only the very best of wood and coal. They are still P" - "" ln laal lue 1 . . nr)l. u--- u. the public wants, ana the public knows uiem. Wanted, every lady to call and get a free sample of our extract vaallla and lemon. Ohas Rogers. if you want a blcyole repaired or a ,()0k flxedi or any otnOT nrst.ciftiw work done, call on C. H. Orkwlts, next door to Martin Olsen's Auction House. SCALES. Fairbanks' Standard, at Portland prices. ITISHER BROS, GREATEST AND BEST. . Four pounds of the best washing powder on earth for 26 cents. Ask Ross Hlgglns & Co. for SOAP FOAM PQW- DER. ;. r.f if you want skin like velvet, use Columbia Cream, from Olsen's Drug Store. , What cows received first premium ox the World's Fair for produolng the rlchost milk? Jersey cows, and those are the only kind itlnat J. A. Rowan sells milk from. BuHinras men of Astoria visiting Port land havo for years been accustomed to take tliolr mid-day lunali at the "Qom." The "Gem" Is now located at TO Third street, next door to the Alns worth Raik. Jos. E. Penny. FOflflH STOPS GO. DEALERS m Crockery, Glass and Plated Ware, White Sewing Machines, . , , Hardware, Boat and Fishermen's Supplies, Paints and Oils, , , Ship Chandlery, Teas, Coffees and Groceries,' California Wines, Medically Pure Liquors, Sole Agents for the (Afebrattd Almighty Dollar Cigar. CLOSING OUT SALE! m. Mr. Cohen, of the Low frlce store, is go ing into a defferent line of business and o.iers his entire stock of Dry Goods at...-Cost. He has only first quality goods to offer; no shoddy materials to get rid of. You can buy with your eyes shut and you can't to wrong. AROUND TOWN. - 1 ' Next Wlntey the contract for the .1 -. nnm motor cm conatfruoHon of FWhr Bros.' new op. era house win be let. The British bark Dunreggan did not tr. i Thursday as reported, .but instead, sailed yesterday. Miss woodfleld, wiho (has teen con fined to her bed with sickness for the past -week Is now conwadeacent. Mr. Lee McKeozle, representing the Board of Fire Urudorwrtters of the Pa oinc, is In the city, registered alt the Occident. Quite la number of Gray'e River peo- rvla were In (the dty tart evening, having come steamer. over on ifhe afternoon On Thursday, April 25, the I. O. O. F, will hold a celebration hi honor of the 70th anniversary of the foundation of that order. The lighthouse tender Columbine, af ter two weeks' ubsense at points along the coast between here anil the straits, arrived In last evening. Word Wan been received tat John Hume U lying dangerously lfl at his home in Gold Bea'h, Southern Oregon He Is not expected to recover. The steamship Oregon Is to go on the Astoria San FranolBco route again taking the place of tlhe steamer Col umbla, which will be laid up for re pairs. Mrs. R. B. Bell was a passenger on the Harvest Queen aat nlgihlt en route to Tacomta, where ehe will take steam' er passage to Alaska to Join her hus band, Who is (there In the canning bus iness. For all cleansing pu-poses, dome' tlo or mechanical, removing scale from steam boilers, making soap, or de pdorizlng the kitchen sink, use Red Seal Lye. Following were among the passengers on Uhe Harvest Queen last nligdt: F. Cosmo, end two sons, Mrs. R, B. Bell, V. F. iPantdh and Wife, W.I. Crawford, J. L. Ord, W. Stlnson, MHss Rowell, Mrs. Ol'bbs. Hendrtckson & Parrttaja have opened the red, white and blue meat market In Urtfonltown. Mr. A. L. Friend, the well known imanUpiuliaJtor of the cleaver and Steak knife, Is dn charge of the market. The Manzanita, whtoh was to have left out yesterday for Shoalwater 'bay, was delayed on account of the lateness of the arrival of the Inspector. She will go out today. Divine services at St. Thomas' church Sklpanon,' Monday next (April 22) at 10:30 o'clock. The Rt. Rev. B. Wlatar Morris, D. D., bishop of this ilocene, will be present and will administer the rite of confirmation. Yesterday the steamship Columbia sailed for San FranolBco. 'She had a fair patsenger list, and from this port took 2,500 oases of salmon, 25 tons of shooks, 80 sacks of oysters, and 10 tons of miscellaneous freight. The little launch Uncle Sam is on the ways at the Astoria Iron Works, She has several breaks In her ma chinery which are being repaired. It Is expected she will he 1n the water again in the course of a week. Presldlenlt Browmeon, of MoMlnnvllle College, will occupy 'the pullplt of the Baptist tttuirch In OhUs city on Sunday next. Let all who conslstomtily avail themaalvea of this oppoftunllty to hear this mited educator and preaohior. The American barkentlne John Smith 28 days from Hakodate, Japan, arrived In yeaterdoy with a cargo of 920 tons of sulrihur. She Is commanded by Cap tain Grouth, Who reports a very pleas ant voyae from the far Eastern Coast The American etp Louisiana has been purchased by John Rosenfeld, of San Francisco, and will load a cargo of general merchandise at Philadel phia for the Sound, after which she will be kept in the Paolflo coast trade. PaH Hh,rdlwTtgiWt, the ulojrger who was so seriously Injured a few days agv by a falling tree whtle at work on John Hummd'a claim on the Upper Nehlallem, Us convalescent and will prrtUalbly 'be able to leave tlhe hospital in a couirte of weeks. Mr. C. M. Cellar, Who Is confined to his home wi.th an attack of pneumo nia, Is reported by Dr. Estes as pro gressing rapluTly toward recovery. Mr. Ctillt&r hlas been a very ill man and his many Morals will be pleased to learn of his convalescence. On Uhe Bailey Guitzert last night were the following passengers: Hen' ry Shtorner. A. D. Btrnie. H. Lang, E. Perry. E. Small. L. Saxe, W. M. ColWeTi, Mrs. Wirt, Miss Odvensen, L. MoKensio. II. OreenMe. Mrs. R. B. May. C. E. West. R. R. Initer. It to known that two vessels have already bjen chartered for salmon loading at British Columbia this year. They are the British bark Ladas, now taadtng coal ait Newcastle for SUn Diego, and the Dutcft bark Van Galen, now on the way ifrom Java to Van couver. Rev. V. F. Fartoh and wife left last evening for Tacoma, Where, on the 24th Inst they will take the steamer Slka for missionary work at CHn Nan Foo, China. Dr. Part oh has spent a number of years In China In missionary work In connection with the Phestoyterlan ohurdh. The following ships now loading lum ber ait Port Blakeley win finish loading this week and get to sea before Sun day: British jihlp UonexteK, for the I West Coast of South America: bark ' Nonantum, for San Fmncisoo; British - Rertbeck, tor west coat; bark Mercury, for San Frandsoo; British ship Norma, for Australia; schooner E. K. Wood, for Shanghai; schooner Lyman D. Foster, for Shanghai. Two coats and a hat were found floating in the tide flats by Pat Law ler yesterday morning, back of his mar ket. In the pocket of one of his cos was found a memorandum book, but nothing tlKat would Indicate Its owner. The clothing Is supposed to have fal len out of a flshboat. The steamer Bandorille arrived down from Portland and went to sea short ly after, for San Francisco and way ports. Among her passengers was Mr. C. Ttmmlns, who (s going to Coqullle to superintend tihe building of a can nery to take the place of the one de. stroyed by Are last fall. Last evening Dr. O. B. Estos received a telegram from St. Joseph, Mo., an nouncing the death of Samuel Hutton, father of Mrs. Estes. Miss Clara M. Hutttton, sister' of Mrs. Estes, who has been visiting in Astoria for the past year, leaves lihls morning for her home in St. Joseph. She wlU be accom panied as far as Portland by Mrs. Es tes. Yesterday "Grace," the plunger be longing to the Booth Packing Com pany, was launched after having been out of Uhe water for several months. The Grace, It will be remembered, to the plunger that carried away a couple of the most valuable prizes at test August's regaiuta, and It Is said that during the winter She has been put In excellent condition for the next event, which wlU take place the coming Aug ust. Hunter & Mergens, of the Portland curcanewig oampany's shops, have suspended buslniess. They found the times so bad Dhat mo more money could be made Jn the business and rather than run behind decided to close up. The accounts have all been assigned to Attorney Frank Spittle, who will wina up the business, it is understood that there Is ample to pay all claims In full, and no one will suffer from the suspension. Services at the Presbyterian church tomorrow at 11 a. m., sermon by the pastor, Rev. R. Lttdell. Offertory, quartet, "Come Unto Me," Schumann Mrs. S. Damzlger, Mrs. J. T. Ross, Mr. J. T. Roes and Mr. J. Garner. Closing anthem by the chioir. Evening at 7:30 prompt, song service led by Mr. Dick son. Cfforitory, Solo, "Hear Me, O Faiaher," Mallard, Mrs. S. Danzlger. Sermon by EvangeMat Holdirldge. See also announcement of other services as given elsewhere. Two or three hours this morning will finish the weighing by the custom house officiate, of the Cupica's tin cargo. The bonded warehouse is al most filled with tin and miscellaneous Chinese freight, and to one unaccOs tomed ,to such 'things, it would seem there Is but lilttte room for the High, land Home's cargo. Yesterday Mr. Carrulthers was having a number of addttional pillars placed under the low, cr floor of the warehouse, as the Im mense weight above is a heavy strain even on the most substantial floors. The schooner Reporter arrived at Pont Towmsend Wodnesdlay, after a 15 days' voyajfe from Sain Pedro. Long before the vessel arrived a close look out was kept for her by the Puget Sound agents of the sailors' union of the Pacific coast. The reason of their interest in .the schooner was that she had awareirKUy some trouWe In secur Ing a crew upon leaving San Pedro, and lit Is alleged (that some of the men were ipult on board at the muzzle or a gun. One young boy only 16 years of age, named Maokey, It Is claimed, was BhangtHaled, In What manner Is not ex actly, known. Nevertheless, accord ing to tho ,atory, the boy was taken aboard against his wishes and cried out and offered all 'the reribrtence 'pms sl'Jle. The hoy's mother 1s said to live in Los Angeles. Davis, the Shipowners' Association agent at S!an Pedro, as emitted with having dune the sh'ang- hlallng. In every manner Miss Mason's "Real Kindergarten" entertainment last night at Rescue Hall was a success. The large room was crowded with specta tors to witness the exhtlrttlon given by the little tots, and even itihe fond pa rents of the little ones 'participating were astonished at the manner in which 'they carried out their program, which, by the way, ts worthy of a far more extended 'mention than the Astortan can spare space for this morning. The event of the evening, however, was the performance on the piano by little 5-year-old Marguerite Scott, of Eagle Cliff. Her playing showed her to be a wonder for one so young, and her rendition of numerous pieces, some of them difficult selections, brought forth rounds of applause from the audience. Miss Mason Is to he congratulated for the successful man ner In which everything passed off. Fishermen, take notice. Cheap Char ley Is here. CH AMBER SETS At your own price at Foard & Stokes Co.'s. Everybody slngB the tfctecrt "Cheap Charley." song, A splendid line of silk waists re duced from $3.50 to J2.00 at the Low Price store. See our Hne of boys' suits, slightly damaged, at CLlJfp Charley's. C. B. Smith, -the confectioner, has fresh etrawtberries every morning; also sweet creamery cream every day. only 20 cents per pint. Ice cream manufac tured dally. Give Mm call. , Paine's Celery Compound Is as Superior to the Oidihary Spring Medicine as the Diamond Is Better than Cheap Glass, When Women become Invalids, homee, children, friends, all must suffer. Wltlh an Impaired nervous system pure blood is ImttJoesliMe: health 1s 1m possible. Why not he well? I Women and men alii over the country whose strength and vitality have been brouglhlt down during 'the winter months are now taking Paine's celery com- pound, because their physlcdans order It, or because they have learned from Other equally trustworthy sources Its unfailing power of ttauilding up tllie strength, relnivlgioralttag the nerves, purifying the blood and making people weH. Paine's celery compound continues week aflter week and year after year to cure (the most difficult cases of nervous weakness, and to renew the health of counltiless ailing, desponding women. Paine's celery compound Is relied on Yesterday the subsidy committee was notified toy wire that Mr. A. B. Hammond and a party of gentlemen, among Whom Is Thos. Oakej, of the Northern Pacific, would arrive on this morning's boat from Poftla,nd, and also to make arrangements to go ovei the Seashore road to the end of the line. Chairman Kinney notified trie members .of the committee upon re ceipt of the telrgmni, and it was ar ranged to leave on the regular train this morning for a visit to the various resorts on Clatsop I5each. Mr. Ham mond will remain in Astoria several days, and While here will open an office for the Astoria and Columbia River Railroad. The location has not yet been decided upon. The committees hope to be able to arrange matters satisfactory to Mr. Hammond within a day or two so that he will be able to go ahead with the work of construc tion. Adjourned meeting of the city council tonight. Boston Transcript: Tailor (to appren tice) What would you do if a man came to you with one le? shorter thin the other? Apprentice I should pull his leg for him. A h1g reduction In wraps and Jackets at the Low Price Stare. Awarded Hlghtst Honors World'a Fair. 'DEI' MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fff ioin Ammonia, A !um or any ether adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. v CREAM MM IT MAKES PEOPLE with implicit confidence by thousands of diligent wage earners, Who must keep up their strength at this trying season. But when laJbor is excessive, protract ed or done under great mental and bod By strain, na la usuajlly 'the case with the work women are called to do, thi health of the nerves should ibe careful- ly watched over and itihe small beg-ln- wing's of nervous weakness Immedl- ately checked by the use of Paine's ce'.ery compound. The smallest as well as tho largest cities are full of brave women vttto might lead d'ependenlt Uvea but prefer to work. They keep well and equal 'to theflr duties hy prompt recourse to this genuine nerve regula- tor land blood renewer, Paine's celery compound, whenever they feel over- worked, run dawn and In danger of furious illness. This great spring rem- edy Itotiy enables countless men and WANTED. WANTED Three good boys to work in Can Factory. Apply at the c-tllce. Wanted Six girls to work In Can Faotory, ait once. Apply at ofllce. WANTED Girl to assist In kltolien and dining room work. Apply at 335 Duane street, corner OCh. WANTED To buy a fish bcow. Ad dress P. O. Box 408, giving description, age and price, or apply at this office. Wanted The present address of MaJ von Swunkinzel, late of the Austrian army, who left Vienna on the 10th of Janucry last, en route for Astoria tc purchase a pair of Cioodman5s $4 shoes WANTED To rent, or will buy at a fair price, a second hand type-writer. Smith machine preferred. Inquire at this office. WANTED Agents to represent the old National Life Insurance Co., of Montpeller, Vt. For further informa tion, address G. M. Stolp, General Coast Manager, S2-84 Crocker Building, San Francisco, Cal. A MAN Otl LADY TO MANAGE distributing samples, cards, books, circs. Do correspondence. Send Syl van Co'y, Detroit, Mich., 10 cents for samples, soap, etc., and get special of fer to you. I WANT SAMPLES HANDED TO your friends or neighbors. Send A. F. Wood, Perfumer, Wood Ave., De troit, Mioh., 10 cents for 5 trial battles Sitln-Scemt Ferfumes; receive offer to you. J25.00 to 150 PER WEEK using and sellin Old Reliable Plater. Every fam ily has rusty, worn knives, lurks, spoons, etc. Quickly plated by dipping in melted metal. No experience or hard work. A good situation. Address w. p. Harrison & Co., uierk xso. 1 Columbus, Ohio. NEW TODAY. WANTED To buy a $100 Interest in a fishing boat. Address H. D., this of fice. FOUND A gold ring with ruby set ting; also a society pin. The owners can have same by calling at this oflic? and proving ownership. Got a .pair of heavy work pants, only 75 cents, at Cheap Charley's. WELL ! women to keep steadily at work with strong, well-fed nerves and healthy, rlchly-nourlshed folood and tissues. Every woman, if she Is "run dwn,' In poor health, fretful or wealt, If her blood Is In poor condition, her nerves uni'.Lrung every suah woman should head sueh Itestllmonlala ai this from MlMss Edith R. Meek, of Fall River, Mass., whoso picture is given a'love: "I Was advised hy a friend to try Paine's celery compound," says Miss Msek, "as I was all run down from a long season of hard work ani travel, Nothing that I have evvr (taken has had sudli a speedy and lasl.lmg effe t upon me. I am now advising all my friends to 'take it. For that tired, Irrit'aMe condition resulting frnm an overJtaxed nervous system, there Is nonhlng equ'j.1 tj It." Take Paine's celery compound now. It makes people well. Dalgity Iron Works, ' ''A 1 ... 1 JL IT- .-.'V dcneral riachlnlst and Boiler Work3.E28 All kinds of Cannery, Ship, Steamboat and Engine Work of anv Description. Castings of all kinds made to order. Foot of Lafavette St.. Astoiia, Or. As iranklin says, good dress opens uil uuois, you suouid tiot lose sigut of me 1'u.ct mat a perieci ttiung suit is the main feature. VYanaiuaner & brown are noied tor fit, workmanship and superiority of qualities. Tneir rep resentative visits Astoria every three months. Office 64 Dekum Building, Portland, Or Reserve orders till jou have seen the spring line of samples. We HAVE THE STOCK. We HAVE THE VARIETY. There is no gainsaying that fact Look the city over Scour all cen tersIt makes no difference where and you are sure to confess that our stock of clothing Is far better in assortment and quality than any where else. If we are not right, come and tell us. PHIL. STOKES, The Clothier. A. V. ALLEN, DEALER IN Groceries, Flour, FeedProvisions, Fruits, Vegetables, Crockery, Glass and Plated Ware. Loggers' Supplies. Cor. Cjss iu! Squemoque Streets. Astoria. Ort. FREEMAN & HOLMES. Blacksmiths. Special attentloii paid to steamboat re pairing, first-class horseshoeing, etc. LOGGING CflJEP DORK A SPECIALTY W Olney street, between Third and and Fourth. Astoria, Or. ; t . 1': . J.-