The daily morning Astorian., January 21, 1899, Image 4

THE IUILY AST01UAN, SATl'KDAY MOKMNti, JANUARY 511, 18W.
Marvelous Sale
FRANK D. LA LANNB A CO.
Cotton nd Woolen MUU
;, Philadelphia, r u. im.
Ueesrs. McAllsn & McDonnell.
' Portland, Oregon.
; 0ntlMIIWIt
W. r la receipt o our fw ot
tniu, and accept your offer for our r'
-4m-third oft.
W think you will be able to make
saoney out of the lot t thii figure, ror
RMltHH toss to ua, tut tne goods nv
twa handled sine, they left our place,
ad wa prefer to Mil them cheap, rather
than hT. Uim returned. l"outl very
tn,l', FRANK D. LA LANXB CO.
McAllen &
tn-Ci OoouMCOlal Stmt. ASTORIA.
Special
AT
Albert
P. J. Meany-vta
merchant Tailor and
Exporter of Fars.
Eiitat Cash Prtc
Paid fee Fur Slfcna.
Tenth nd Commercial btrv
Astoria, Op.
TODAY'S WSATUEK
Rain.
AROUND TOWN.
ilonry to loan Ferguson Broa.
Candle 10 cents a pound at the Parlor.
Best 15-ctnt meal. Rising Sua restaur
nt, 11 Commercial street
The Irish fair open at th exposition
bull dins In Portland tola evening.
The little daughter of Sir. and Mrs. IL
8. Sacry la quit III with lagrlppe.
Sheriff Link C Burton, of CathUunet,
Waah.. la iris tick at St. Mary-, boa.
pttal.
George DeJrom. who has been la tbla
city oa a Ytsit. returned to Portland yes
terday. Freeh Shoalwater Bay oysters and
clama at tbe "Pat" Market. i'A Ccmmcr.
cUl ttvet
Best California wine X cents per gal
Ion. Alex. Gilbert, Sole agent lor Asioria.
Telephone a
Patrolman Thompson, who baa been
suffering with the prevailing sickness, la
much Improved.
Dr. Finch has removed his office to
tbe new Spcxanb building. Commercial
treat, near Eleventh.
WaJleend coal and coke is the best for
domestic purpose. For sal by the As
toria Gaa Light Co.
Stop that tickllug In tbe throat wl.h
Rogers' bronchial tableta, only 10 cants.
Cbarlea Rof era, druggist
The down train from Portland yetter.
day was three hours late. The delay was
eeuat-d by a slide In the vicinity of Sven.
During Dr. Turtle's absence in Bri:i?b
Columbia. Dr. J. A. Fulton iil be act
ing assistant surgeon of the United
States marine service.
Th. fuse In the electrical box on Astor
treat, near Ninth, burned out yesterday
evening, leaving several places in the
vicinity la darkness.
Sunday at the EapUat church will be
observed by tbe usual services. The
theme of the morning discourse will b-i
"The Birth of the Water;" that of the
evening, 'The Birth by the Spirit."
At the Presbyterian church services
will be held aa usual tomorrow. The
theme of the mornb-g service will be,
"Gods Faithfulness the Guarantee of
UIR
Commencing Tuesday, January 3rd, 1899.
Every article in the House reduced.
This will be the greatest often op; in
fine Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Glothing, fupnishing Goods, Etc.
DURING
THIS
SALE
cm "L 10 manufacturers' restrictions we are not allowed to place the following goods at reduced prices:' Standard Patterns, Spool
bilk and Cotton, W. C. C. Corsets E. & W. Collars and Cuffx, Oil Clothing and Rubber Goods.
C H COOPER
The Leading Dry Goode and Clothing House of Astoria, Oregon.
t
Will lo mKlixi to pxxlii nlrouJy
catalogued in our Clou ranee Sale.
A now lot of Jackets, the latoft
creation of the tailors' nrt, ami
will bo poM at Less Than (Awt.
McDonnell
lO-lO Third Street, fORTLAND. OR.
Prices on all our Ribbons
during the Clearance Sale
Dunbar's
Achievement." In the evening the pa,
tor will preach the first of a r!es of
sermons on "Eternal Life." T!-.e subject
will be. "Wltneaeee to Immortality." A
exrd!.l invitation i extended to all t
attend the service.
Rev. T. W. Putter wtil arrive tonight
from Oregon City and conduct services'
at the Oor.gmrattoii.-U church tomorrow.
Rev. Bollinger mill occupy the puiplt at
the Oregon City church, and left up
this moraine.
BB GOOD TO YOIRSELF and roJ
to your friends. When you trvat a frii-nd
to whiskey, rive h m the bojt. HAKPElt
Whiskey is the beverage for your frU-nds
anJ for you. Sold by the Foard A Srokra
Co., Astoria Oregon.
The co'in.-l! at Its mwtlnr Friday night
provennt uf FJichth rt tHtx-n
Grand and Harrison avenues, and for the
improvement of Harrison avenue, bo
tween Seventh and Eighth street.
Tbe popularity of the merchant's lunch
served by Mr. George Hartley at the Na
tional la growing daily, and many bus:,
ores) men can be found there every day
for their midday meal. The lunchea set
by Mr. Bartlvy are the finest In the city.
County Judge Gray and Commissioner
Lewis and Peterson were to have gone
to Portland last evening to attend a
meeting of the s!ax board of immlgra
iion. Tha meeting has been postponed
and the members ot the coun remain
in tbe dry.
Can at city ticket office of Aston &
Columbia River Railroad, m Commercial
street, for through tlcketa to all points
east, also Aberden, OlympU. Tjcoma.
Seattle and all point oa the Northern
Paelflo railr-ja.!. Through lkk-t rann:
be purcha.frd to these point a; the di pot.
W. A. G.iJnes' private stock whlaky.
handled exclusively In Aatoria by John
L. Carlson, a one of the moat popular
beverage sold. It purity and quality
are guaranteed, and It Is especially ret.
om mended for family use. It la tolJ in
any quantity at the corner of Twcflh
and Bond street
Mr. Thomas McOovern. of Delafieid &
McGovern A Co.. associate promoters
with Mr. A. B. Hammond, of the Col am
bit River Packers' Association, left New
York on Thursday for Astoria with all
neotesary means to close pending ar.
racgements for the Anal organisation of
that company. Mr. UoGovern will come
direct to Astoria and will be followed by
j Mr. Hammond, who leaves New York for
, tbe wesi tomorrow.
The Astorlan appears this morning with
a short telrraphlc report. Up to 11 last
nljrht the Postal line- was In working
orrler to Portland, but after that hour It
was impoKS-.ble to communicate with th
: Asoria:-J Prt-sa headquarters, and only
a very saaiU portion of the regular night
report w-o n-o-tv.-d by the Astortan. The
'. dj.y report rame through, however, and
i mosi of It is published as usual.
I An ordinance wa Introduced at the
council Thursday night making It nec-e-sary
for private sewers to b oonnectc-d
with the city sewers, and providing
against cesspools within the limit of
'.he city. T.ie measure Is a good one and
will undoubtedly pas at the next meet.
Kver j'liicei before the people
Positvely no goods will be charged for at sale prices.
Orders from the country will receive the same benefit
as if bought personally at the counter.
But cash must accompany the order.
tng of the council. Astoria Is a healthy j
city, end the llttlo dtsr which pre. !
valla here Is (he reull vf Improper sew
er conm-ciums. The ordinance, which ,
provides agnlnst ceipol, affe-is nNrly,
If nt qviite, two.thirta of the n- dencce
I In h city.
1 Reports reWtM fivm (Malskanle yr- .
: t rlny evening mt thnt thw uv.trHi !
; m unnMe s-t ihrtuirh. At l.W the
train loft 1.itknl hut. after prveM
liw a hort illjtNticr. ran Iiki noth r
llle and a vmwlled to ivturn t
!CItknlC The slldo t to b
a Iwd ti rtn.l U Is cpcoti-d tlmt the
' pjuvengrr. who ai-rt at ClttknV. will
tw plckc! up by one of I lie rlv-r boai
today and taken to lVrtlniHl.
The KMir arrival In yeslerxlny f(r
a stormy p.wae frm Sn Kranclviv
'Captain llln-kle rrnrt that tho trip up
the coast was one of the roughest evx-r
exHTtt-nfd. The wind varied from suth
tv sv'tith-sotithesist and itt tunes blew
very heavy. The K.ldvr arrived off (ho
river )-vierly morning and crossed In
shortly after li o'cl-ck with but little
difficulty. She had a fjur freliiht and
pssctier list, atul left after n short sMy
hem.
Herman Wise, wno Jliis lo-n rinflne
. to his home with an attack of l.itrippe.
I k much Imprviwel. and expect to be able
i to attend to his duties at th, bowling
I alleys ahd his storo In the course of a
J few day. He has succeeded in killing
I nearly ail the microbe in his sv-tem.
j and hope to fliiifh tbe Job lefore the nd
of ihv week. He says mlcrv)le h.-ve
i abstvlutely no ronslderatlou for a fellow's
fevllng. but that they seem to conspire
agamn one's peace of mind.
i W. J. Ingalls. who Is In charge of the
construction of a county road t the
: south of the city, write to the AstorUn
from Chadwell that the contract for the
grading and building of the h Khway.
which will extend from William Uvrs.n s
; place to th, south rn.l of the t.-tty. has
' Ken let to John W. Itelth and J.ihn Ijtt.
! sen. Tbe contract price Is II 11 per iln...
' al rod. and the road will cost approxl-
' matvly Subs. r'bers to the road fund
ar notliled that their subscriptions' ire
; da, and must be paid Immediately.
; Ex.Clrcult Ju.'v Kr.ink J. Taylor ws
seen yesterday by an Asronan rr!rr
i In Mfard tf a statement n-ce:nly pub.
; lieheel In a Portland p-ip-r that he was
' sfatt-d for appointment of circuit Judir-.
! which will becrv.ited In the Fifth Judt.-l.il
district by a b-.ll now pemlu-.g In th,. leg
Islatute. Mr. Taylor said h km w notii.
Inc whatever t? who wmuM N- ch -en '.
' tlil th ortl -e . All he knew. h,. s-dd. wis
that tho bill had livn lt.;rohid :
' divide this district nto two circuits. H-
' btlieve the district to lar-e an. I to--scattered
to be conveniently covered by
one Judi;e. At pr- nt th- r Is t-Ar.sl.b r.
; al Wt'rk ahead of Ju.lf.. Mcltrl.le
he can seldom succtvd In c.it.-hlng up
' with It. owing to the territory that must
: be covered.
Th floral tournament w-vs to have been
: continued at the A. K. C. alleys last
l night, when the Snowbivlls wi-n- u meet
i the Forget-me-nots and th,. Wisterias
i were to try conclusions with the Bachelor
Buttons. Owing to the downpour, how
ever, only a few ladie were presi-nt. and
the game were postponed. Tbe above
teama will probably twl Monday. Mrs.
Ingalls- made the excellent se'ore of 50
for the ladle yesterday. In spite of the
fact that the kinirplns are very poor.
Mrs Ini:alls Is scoring very well, and la
believed to be In the bad In the northwest
championship tournament. 8-veral In
teresting contests will tuke place short,
ly. among them the gams for the Fcl
denhetmer trophy with the Or gon Roa.l
Club and the Irvlnic Club match, which
was postponed, owing to th Illness of
mho of the A. F. C. men.
The Portland Times says: "N'.ws
cornea by way of Chicago that the As.
toria salmon cannlrg cumbtne tniy pave
I the way for a maienai re In tbe price
i of tin plate." Tbe salmon canners" com
; blnatlon will not have the effect of caus
ing a Use in the price of tin plate, for
the very good reason that the tlnplate
; used on tbe entire Pacific coast does not
amount to une-twentieth ot the output.
. One firm in Indianapolis, a branch house,
, uses more tin than is used by all the
' packers of fruits, salmon and other
articles on the roust. The price of tin
- plate may go up, but not because the
canners of the Solumbla river have
combined. There is not enough tin plate
I used on the coast to support a tlnplate
factory, so the demand at Astoria Is not
great enougt to warrant a rise in the
price, as th Chicago story Indicates.
! Traffic out of the city by rail Is delayed,
and U seamed for a whi!,. last niRht that
, the city would be rut off entirely from
communication with the outside world.
This inconvenience was occasioned by a
slide on the A. it C. It. K. Just te-Ww
Clifton, which occurred late yesterday
' afternoon. The company ha had con-
sideruble trouble with this stretch of
track, and the heavy rains of the past
two wks resulted ytsterday In a alido
' of such proportions that It was Impos
sible for trains to go over the road. The
slide carried with It the Western Union
telegraph poles, and the line Is down for
of the Lower Columbia River.
a distance of nearly 100 feet. It was Im.
possible, to reHklr the hrvak last night
and th company was unable lo do busi
ness. The Iln of the Postal was not In
th beat condition and Manager ttadry
waa f.sirful for a Ume. that be would be
compelled to susend business, llowevvr,
Dip wire did not get down, and the As.
torinn received a portion of lis lelcaraphlo
r-p.rt thMuiili thai ottbv. It Is liopM
by ibo railway otllclai" that tl slide
can ho rotUrml today. Imt it Is doubtful
if train will bo able to make their ngu.
lar runs until lomorrovv The slid.- t
the most severa which has occurred th.s
winter, and happi lied at l!u only bad
piece utong lh r. V f -rce of work
men Is now iiiia;cd n niaklig the
mvessary realr.
Ono of the most Important bills inuo.
diicet by the. Clatsop doles a '.Ion al this
session of the lrlliiiro t a bill !'
pats-el by Keprvsentntlvo -ut's: eidilitd
"An Act to l'rovld,, for U' ''"
R.Mds, and for W orking v'onv lets Tin re.
on." The. bill provide. Hut the k'oveinor
secretary of slate and '- lrosiinr
shall consilium a state na.l cmmisslon,
with Hiwt-r to loctue, l:l out. opn it
construct stale nwids This oiiiiiilK'lon
Is to be auihorlsiAl to pun base or con
demn all liest-ssary nttbls if way for Ibat
purjHiso. All state ivaels an' to bo
l.n al. 1 so as to form main road cross
ing tlw state, and wheriver they may bo
ni.Mit servtcable to the whla stale and
a. la pub I., for military put poses In times
of war. iteotton ti of the act providi
"that lh stato ronvU-ts shall, so far as
practical, be worked uim sal.l rou.ls. so
I as. I out by tbe stale road .omm'si.n,
by th superintendent of th,. si;.- p- ul.
tctitUry. under the dlree-lion of s.u.l com.
mtssbin; and for that puri-wo tlie al.l
iiivlcts may N taken from a d l- nl
tetiUary, and confined Itt su. li oih.-r pi ice
or places as may bo provl.bd ' t 'h. in
by the commission." An apprci-r m. n
of t:..i is carrlisl by l'i.. VV to enatCe
tho commhslou to ismiiiii.iic. I s eiM.
tvi'.s.
At the sp. eta! sei.m of I '.. ! it I i:-i''
a law was passed til-.i. -f '.he t: 0 !.'
of int.-re-st from s to -' per cut .1 it
. went Info foree iil"n '.!' ' nn.itur of
ti. K- 'vernor !y lis op- ration r i
a UUestl.in anioni! ci v . It! n i l i .V
t-'ria wheth.-r outst.iii.e--g ctv irr.i::-
shall bear mt. ri-t at t'l.- r te f 4 p- r
cent since (he law wtu ' '' !''.
i i.-ioln r. It lias it ! n l.l.-l !-i Hi
supremo court that w.rri-t .-.i'i-.i-.-'.i- c
In the city of port :;'. 's- i .! pel r t
the tsi.ijje of ilia la ft"'il! noi con'-tmd.-r
Its provisions TV... I'. r! :y
council had. by -r.!:-.i:i. . in ..I.. j. r
cent th,. T-'tn of t ti t t '
warrants and tho new .!'
n'.so a procS'i'it m .!:..:
rate. It is .1 .libiful !f tb
piles to Aitora. ns the
p.vsn.l n. ...r.l 1 ii i ii '.- i!
of Interest to be pa'd o-i
r.or does the c:tv cliir-..
provaion In r.gard I I:
I ,-fsl.V I -i
; . ': irt- l' !l i .
hi th- l.gi'
s . si '1 .ip-
.-..iiri. i li.is
it i 'i.- re
It v w irr it"
r.'til.l rl a.
The cp h
aiw.i paid S -r crt Inn-rest I; hn
hrrti done merely by i i-'. -io t'or. bein
no legal requirement '.I'.. it :b:- rile shul
bo paid, eith.r by ordinance or in the city
charter. It Is now a ijii.sti -n hther
the l.gnl rat" of Inter, st a ill .ifr-c! war.
rants outstanding prior ! the ms.i.
of the law. or whether the rate flse.l by
the legislature shall apply to Astoria
, only sine the date on w hich thr law
went into effect. CI') Attorney Allen l
net yet prepareel to glw more than an
off-hand opinion on th.- subject, and I'.iy
Treiiaurer I'arney. under the clrrum.
stances. Is undrrtded wheth.-r .-r r
cent Intercut should U- Nil. The city has
taken st.-ps to see what bearing if any.
rh supreme court s decision has in r. .
gard to warrants In Astoria an. I 'Vy At-
, torney Allen has sent for a certified c py
of the decision .) aid in that de'ertiilna-
. tlon. '
JI'Ix.K GHAY CLAIMS
TMK KKillT T' I'KTlTb.V
Says That. Notwithstanding II- nth : 1
Position. He Is a Cii t n -..im. i '
Resolution Condemn. ..
County Judge Gray w is seen v-sr..y
by an Astorl.in representative an. I .ink.. I
w hat he thought of the resolution pas. d
by the council Friday night denouncing
him as a meddlesome Individual who h' I
no right to suggest or advo. aio amend
ments to the city charter. He was loth
to discuss the matter, but, when pr'-wd
for a statement. h. said:
"Allowing that I have no voice in the
city government, or any Interiat in the
doings of the council, or any right to
exist, the father ef the p-noiuUon Is
mistaken Is assuming that I petitioned
th legislature for a change In the char.
; ter. Hecemtly a road convention, at-t.-mV-l
by road supervisors and others
from the county, was held at the court
house. That convention passed a resolu
tion advocating an amendment to the
city charter which would glv.- to the
county for road purposes orn-.h.iif tin
property r'nul tax nnd one. half the road
poll tax 'ollected within the city. Trip
charter formerly provld'sl ( r this, but
wa amended, ond the county g--ts n-.no
of this money at the pres'-nt time.
"In a'-ror'lan.o with the seii'lmtrit
expressd at the road convention, n pe
tition for the changeti In the chart, r wrs
, i lr. ulati-d throughout the county, and
i was signed by 130 persons or more. Chair.
BMM
man Dow, of the cm vent ion, handed me
the iHMltlun some time ago, with the re.
quest that I rive U to Henaiur Kullon for
preaenlntlon to (lie legislature. Heitnior
Fulton arrive.! In Astoria from Halem,
but returned to the oiipilul be fore I had
an opiiortuiilly to rIw him the petition.
When Representative Young was In the
cliy last week t gave die petition la him,
re.iuestltig hint to hand It to Henatar
Fulton, whli-h ho did, and It was pre
seni.M to (),e legislature.
"Of course, any resident of this county
ha the right to pcuibjn the legislature,
or anv oilftr public body whose action
may affect this locality, and the petit. n
waa iKMfwtly tlglu nn, pmpor. The
piiiple of the country thought such an
amendment to ti(1 cbard-r necessary and
they took the usual method of applying
for thn dinlrvd n lief To say that tie Ir
petliloti wa improper Is a remarkable
statement,
"A to myself, I mv(. only ,, ,av (i(
had I signed the peti(,n-wlilch I did
not-1 should merely have exercised the
prerogative which the law ot I be laud
guarantee, me. of course, appreciate
the spirit of , resolution, and am not
inclined hi pay any attention to It. If
I thought th charter ropilred amend.
Ing. I would not hesitate to petition Ids
legislature every d.iv In the year, If ne.
cessary. Kven n oounty Judge, has that
right, njid the Judge of Clatsop county
Intend exentaing It whenever he d.-etn
It advisable."
The resolution adopt by tb council
was lh subjis-t of much comment mi
the street yesterday, slid It was gener
ally condemned as a most improper and
Ill-timed repression. To condemn a man
for petitioning the legislature Is regarded
l y Astor ans generally a tli verl-t rot
and the opinion was freely e.pres.rd that
the resolution Was the result of an ,y.
lyuncllmaif anilpaihy for Jiulge ilray,
T!i latter oltlclal has compiled wlih Hie
wlsli.- ,.f ho.n(ry ieopl In tlila mat.
t-r. as he do.- in oth. r matter afWung
their lnier-i. and a no reliant rtpreaeed
I do general feeling ,.f thn H.p,. f (),
iv wbeu sal. I that it was "linos
imissasil.'n t ,,,.,i,B ,(w. My ilf
supH.e,lly inlellig. nt tn.-n. to whi, h had
been Intrusml the ailmlulsiratVoti of th.
city, could .trnouiicw a eitis.it and nwro
l-an ciil u iy A eoiinu orti.-ial !..r p. n.
Ilotili.,- it l. 's alur.. f .r an n rtt. 1 1. 1 ti-i , t
to tlir ' !() i barter "
l!"Vl M.. TAX llll. I.
RKAI'V FtUt I'NA'TMIINT
M. is-ire H is Ite.n I'laftd !i t(, cu:,
i';ub tfctlaiivo t'onitn t'-. and
Se-nt to tlaloui
I Ii.
I.
:ts:.it:e r-.tn nut'.... ,,r n,
At
t-i-i I : .wiesnlv i -i.itiit... i . lal Assi!-i.
t. .11 V.ster.Uv Ctll.;. t., (!,., n ,,(
.ls.ifttii- thn itieasiire prev i.titij; f,.r tb..
e .:.-.-tl..u e.f t.n, -pi,,. ,,f
re; arl.-iji the lie S.l.l was ,in. ..m. r,,l
she .-..iiiinliiee put m , ..,.j,.,,.,t,; ,:,
I'M I!.
The bill U ethtiiistive. and iann.it Im.
pi.'keel u pie,. a It .lrif., ,y
J.din II Sitilih aii.l Harris.,! A:.-n. two
m.-mbrr .if the legislative is.iniliittee
Till bill provide f.ir the l-vytng f a
: ttl tax In Clatsop e.iumy of f. a ear
on all person not ot!u-rme paying
taxea Tho Push 4 Tub n.nuuitten which
, urnuiue.1 ll,l plan for tho cieat..n of
a fund expert that aNnit .'mi or iiuv
will m derived from . oies tliu
...e,-trd. If ttM are collected tbe fun.l
, be a renter by I.S...J truin now I. (i.ud
t by jMrrson ube I tu sill tax. ,
i The manner of collecting tills tax ha
been matter uf much conrern thn..
inleresited In (Iln bill, oe.ip!,. n,.irr.ily
se. ni to think that they ,b, n,,( have t-
, pay peill tsx.-e The levying ..f uch a
ta has been euni..-ri d more or les. nf
J kt In ttm past, and the el!v .eld .nt.
; If ever, ha r.illis tcsl morn than t-tu.) or
If" In Washington statw and .lsehern
, laws hv,. l'tj enactsil providing for the
. ..Ile.-tpiti of poll uxe. and have If en
t ...Hid lo Work quite ueeef:) n,
ill .'ruft.-il by tb. I'u.li ("ut. . ..miii.t:. ,.
l-eitl. the manner ul c.ille. tl. v, and
'l.l-ls rlllployrr remnlllle f .r the pa).
rn.rit .if the tax by Ihe men in th.lr em
...y Tbe bul ha been . frani.il as to
iii.ke it ne.issary f-.r the Cliln.s,. .ni.
...y.s .if tint salmon .annerb to pay
tlx. p.. 1 1 tax, anil It Is runsl.hr.d Just
v.-n by the Clilimmen, who hive p,:.
nothing for the prlvlir(e f I .tree's.
I 1 t s . etc., ill the past,
if tho i aimers am held responsible for
1 I lie st!ts'(on of the lax. there will be
hitlo trotitilii In gelt I nit the money It is
I estimated that there r nearly Jul
Chinese employed In the various can.
; n.rd-a Iwre. and the derived from
1 tlies,, men will assint materially in the
bu l'ling of g'KKl rouils, for whli b imipoa.
Ihe bill hn be-n pr-pare.. It Is
1 that (here are lv" other persons in
the city subjrs-t to this ta. an. I tile fund
may !,. Increased to pm All this money,
u.-t -onling to the pnigram, is to be turn.-.l
over n, th., county by the city and ex
I tided on county ronds. The first high
! way lo be Improved with lh. fund thus
created Is tho rond uth to (iln. y. It i
. the liit. ntloii to build only (he v ry b' nt
roml and there will be; no repair ficcmnts
lo meet every year.
When tho oitu-y road I completed the
money will be expended on the road went
j to S. aside, after whb-h thn base nf op. r
; a! Ions will bo transferred to (ho eastern
i portion of tho county. In this manner
Ibr.ii line highway may be construct, d
almost In a straight line from the city
In the course of four or live years, at
pmctli ally no cost 'except the t'.M now
collected by the city for poll tax.) to
tho tax payers. When these r-nuts are
Mulsh, d, tho money will hi- useil on
branch roads, nnd open up the entire
county to sottloment, Jt I Indeed a greui
scheme, and will have the effect, of bring.
log hundred of farmers to Clulsop
coun I y.
Tlmra 1 little doubt thnt the bill will
pan the legislature,
PAPEK IJOX COMBINE.
CHICAGO. Jan. .-Th6 Western Pa
per liox Manufacturers Association 1
holding Its annual convention at tb
Grand Pacific hotel, The members nro
considering plans for effecting a com.
blnatlon of all maker of strawboard
and paper boxes. It la thought that a
consolidation of interests may be effected,
an many of the manufacturers of paper
boxes ur (.aid to be interested In straw-
board Industrie. It has been decided
to hold the next meeting at Putin Bay,
Ohio, June 1.
SPAIN'S BUNK EN HUM'S FlMTHD.
Perhaps the grc-ateat mechanical fent
of ihe century ha been the raising or
some of the Spanish wurnhlpn whb-h
wire spfi rently shot to plncei at Hun.
Ilago. It seemed utterly Impossible to
float them because of the terrible damage
Inllictiid by our 'guns, but the link has
been accomplished. Diseases of tin;
blood, stomach and liver frequently
wreck tho health so that there appears
to l,e no chance of recovery. But when
HoBtetter's Htomarh Bitters Is taken, thn
dlsordi reel system la speedily restored to
Us iild-llmo vigor and tone. The Hitlers
will regulate tho liver, bowels and diges
tive functions and purify the blood. You
can buy this remedy In any drug store,
and under no circumstance should you
accept anything said to be "Just as
good."
W. 8. Ollbert looks more like a sol.
dler than a writer of comic operas. Ho
Is a remarkably well built, handsome
Iran, with snowy white hair and mustache.
Save Half Your Money
The actual coat of sho u not dolsrmtned by the price you pay
for them, but by the length of Urn thsy wear, and by the satis
faction they give.
W have Ihe right shoea for the tight pries.
John
HOriE-HADE
Taffies, Caramels, Chocolates and Bon
Bons fresh eyery day,
nt THE SPA.
ASTORIA MEAT COMPANY
I'clvptvoiiw Mo. -J
Handles Only the
J allCemwsnUI !.,
W. F. SCHEIBE,
tell Mm l Pint. Twksucw,
a aotv.r' Ailkle.
47-4 Coitieiiervlnt Ml.
R. L. Boyle & Co
LLcml.tiK Real BMtiitc Dealer of
ASTORIA, OREGON
W'riU' fur Information and i'ainplilut.s. .Vt.'i t 'oiiiiiit-rt'ial Slrt-t-t
A. V. ALLEN
...Fancy and Staple Groceries...
Fruit Jaw inn! Jdly iln-,sM PriccH Lower
With tho Kmit tgo in tlirin g Than ICver. ,
ViVVVlrVViAViMVriVV.ViVWiVVV
THE0CC
Astoria's Lcncllnrj; Hotel f
Metier 5c Wrlisht, PropM.
i !
The Palace Cafe
W. W. Whipple, Prop.
Finest Heals in the City
Special Attention (riven to tho Prcjinrutitui of Iluutiuvta.
IN OLDEI TIMES.
People overlooked the Importance of per.
man emir beneficial effects and were sotls
fled with transient aotion: but now that
It Is generally known that Byrup ot rigs
will permanently overcome habitual con
stipation, well Informed people will not
buy other laxltlves, Which act for a time,
but (Inally Injure the system. Uuy the
genuine, made by the California Pig
Byrup Co.
NOTICE OIT BTOCKHOliDBIta' MEET.
INO.
The annual meeting of tho stockholder
of tho .Astoria AVharf 4 Warchouso
Company will be held st tho office of
the Pacific, Sheet Metal Works on Febru.
ary 7, 1KW, at 10 a. m. F. P. KENDAM
W. A. SHERMAN. . President.
Secretary.
Astoria, Ore., Jan. 20, lfs.
Homo very pretty articles of Jewelry for
admirers of horse's ere shown. Pins
formed to represent articles employed In
rlillnir and driving are numerous. Tho
greatest demand Is for matchsnfes en
umclud with tho heads of thorough,
breds.
SWISS WATCH REPAIR SHOP
Victor Rost
Chronometers
(Hatches and
Hantical Instruments
Promptly fixed and repaired.
Alarm Clocks from up.
Warranted. 110 Eleventh St,
Kezt to Postal Talasrreo,
Flahn,
Tito Uolli.tlo Hhoo Dcolcr.
Choicest Meats i
nsat Pslso Usstasjrai.1.
Manulavlurer itt
tlio Alasl a ls!llnllf
"La Belle Astoria" Clfar
Sendee's 0(tri Sur
Schelte's Special
A n.t itlive I Iroixla
Hard to befit
Our line of airtight
Stoves nnd their
Prices jk
Something New
W.J. SCULLY
431 Bond Street.
Grand
Masquerade
Ball.
OIVBN DT
Sons of
WW
Herman
Saturday; Feb. 11, J99
Handsome nrlie will ! irtvn rv h
best susUlned character, most artlstto
costume and for the beat wallser.
Ladles' prize for the best sustained
character, fine rocking chair. Gentle
man's prize, an elegant cuckoo clock.
Ladles' prize for the most arllstlo cos
tume, a valuable toilet set. Gentleman's
prise, a gold double watch chain.
Prise for tb. best waltsera. a handsome
rug each to lady and gentleman.
All prises are ss represented and ar. on
exhibition In Charles Ilellborn V Son's
window.
ORCHESTRA
Under the leadership of A. W. Tllslnger
and consisting of nine of the best
musicians in th. state,
ADMISSION:
Oea's Masquers fl.00
Dady Masquer an .
Spectators 10
i Children .
DENT