The daily morning Astorian. [volume], March 07, 1899, Image 4

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THE DAILY AST0K1AN, TUKSUAY MOKMNU, MARCH 7, W.
P J. Meany-wsJ
dhrchant Tailor and
Exporter of pars.
ESghost Cash Prloo
PiMd for Fur Skin
Tenth and Commercial ft.
Astoria, Or,
TODiT'B WKATirER.
lUin.
AROUND TOWN.
Honor to loan Fsnrnsoo Bro.
Freeh buttermilk received at th Parlor
auy.
F. P. Kendall returned from Portland
laat nlgbt,
Hon. Jamc W. 'Welch hu returned
from Portland.
The Columbia arrived In yesterday
from Sen Francisco.
Th British (hip Balmoral left up In
tow for Tortland Sunday.
' Best U-oet meal. Hiatal Sua restaur
ant, CI Commercial turret.
Te March term of the county court
will be convened tomorrow. (
The British ahlp Mlstiey Kan left up
In tow for Portland yesterday.
The Alliance arrived from San Francis,
co Sunday and proceeded up the river.
Sunday wa a tnanifleent day and tha I ,Iarfw'r fn be trusted Implicitly; henee Jattorney Is appointed m each dis
attendaoca at all tt churchea waa Tery ! enonnou sale of his royal whisky. ; .net. at . saUry of f.5.. a year. He Is
litf. Is0'11 by Th Ffd 8:oks Company, given authority n conduct preliminary
.Atorla, Ore. ,.amin-itons, although he tno-. f he
Tha British ship Eflgle Crag; arrived
Oown from Portland Sunday, wheat
laden. j
Tha schooner Dewey arrived from Ne
halem lest night in tow of tha lug
Maggie.
The Harrison arrived from Tillamook
Sunday with a carpo of general mer.
chacdUe.
Beet California win X cent per gal
Jon. Alex. Gilbert. ao) agent for Aatorta.
Telephonaa.
The crew of the American bark Harry
Morse were paid oft at the customs
house vesterdav.
Wallaeod coal and cuke ta the beat tor
dorrestlc purposes. For sal by th As.
toria Gaa Light CO.
Pleaae not, tha redaction In fare be.
tween Astoria and Portland mad by th
O. R. A. N. Company.
'
Tb steamer Sunol cleared at tha cua -
torn house yesterday with 30.000 feet of
lumoer ror ban Tncuoo.
A. J. Johnson, the botanist, has been
in aiiona ror several oays paac tie re-
turned to Portland last night.
"
Wanted A girl for reneral housework.
A small family and flrsUtfaas waes
paid. Address U. Astorlan offlca.
The British ships Eaton Hall and Klnf
David, both wheat laden for Queenstown
for order, were towed to sea yesterday.
The British bark 8L Mary's Bay. with
a cargo of flour and merchandise for
Durban, South Africa, was towed to sea
Sunday.
Hall's Juniper Kidney Cure ha cured
hundreds ot lame backs In this country.
It may you. Try It Charles Rogers,
druggist .
J. C Mayo, general freight and passen.
fer agent of the A. 4 C. R. R., returned
on the midnight express from a visit in
Portland.
Dr. II. A. Smith returned to the city
yesterday from a six weeks' sojourn In
Sfexlco. He reports that be had a most
enjoyable trip.
The O. K. 1 N. Company baa mads a
till further reduction In rates between
AstorlA and Portland. Single fare. J1W,
round trip tUOL
Omaha hams, finest ever broua-ht to
Astoria market, for one week only 12
cents per pound. The "Pat" market, 574
Commercial street
The Parlor now manufactures all It
own chocolates. They are made only of
the finest materials and are the moat d- -
liciou in the city.
Mr. A. Becker, repressing the Ham- ,
mond Packing Company. Is in the city. ;
win It.e iwiay ior xno towns on tne
Washington side of the rivtT.
The Rebeocaa gave a lodge social last
night at Odd Fellow' hall. The enter,
talnment wa attended by many members
of the order and a' most enjoyable even,
ing was spent.
George H. Smith and Mis Ada Jose
phine McDonald were married last even- j
ing at the residence of F. H. Moors In
the Goodman building. Rev. Henry Mar.
cotte officiating.
The police arrested two men Bunday
night on charge of drunkenness, one of
Whom was a Japanese laborer. They for- 1 replenish th" stork. Mr. Hoefler ha
felted their ball of K each yesterday In jshown commendable enterprise In estab
the police court. I lishlng his new Uusinet-s, and his store
ls always open for Ins.peetion.
The final account of the eetate of Mary j
Johnson, deceased, waa filed in the Sunday was the first real day of spring
WU..I,. uiei-ag otnee yesterday. Judge
Gray set the hearing of the case In the
yrvutue court tor April 10.
The Wist Shore Mills Company are In I
a position to offer the public slab wood
during the next three weeks. Orders!
Miouia oe lett early, or otherwise the
supply may b exhausted.
The old Hogue sawmill will be started j
up in Portland the first of aext week, j
The mill 1 In the hunds of a now com. !
Patty of practical mlllmen, who state
.ra jdcui ui ciiiiai Dfiiina,to
thaw.
The Columbine arrived In ycterday The next attraction at Fisher's opera
from tha sound, where she has been on house on Saturday for one night, will
the drydock undergoing repairs for the j lie N. 8. Leavltt's new production of the
past month. Her color has been changed "Spider and Fly," direct from its sue.
and she now eppears iu a dres of black cessful engagement in f?an Francisco,
'aJnt 'with a wealth of gorgeoim scenery, pretty
costumes and many new and catchy mei
At St. Mary Catholic church Sunday lodies. Forty pe,ple are Included the
Mrs. J. L. Bill rendered for the offer- b Ik spectacular extravaganza, Including
tory. Mllard1 sublime "Ave Marie." Mrs. i among Its principal Miss Lilly Post, of
BUI was in magnificent voice and the comic opera fame, Und Miss Georgia
congregation waa spellbound during the j Putnam, the beautiful star of the ex-
sntir rendition. travaganza world. The vaudeville specl.
allies Include: The Tankee Doodle Boys
W. A, Game' private stock whisky, Sousa's Lady Band, the Hewitt's Gene.
Bandied exclusively In Astoria by John , tlonal Globes, Lorenro Brothers, aero.
U Cartaoe, Is on of tha most popular
oeverages sow. its purity and quality
are guaranteed, and U is especially rec
ommended for family use. It is sold In
any quantity ait th corner 0f Twelfth
and Bond atmta.
Postmaster McDonald announces that
the following letter remain unclaimed at
the poitofflce: Mr. F. K. Baker, O. A.
Cone, Hardy HNllard. Mm. Alice Lyons,
Peter CMsen, Charley Slmenson, Georae
Thorn, Mr. Kate Wilson, t
The owners of the steamer I'ndlne hv
been sued for tUVAM by Arthur Wilson,
administrator of the estate f 8. II. 8ven.
sen. a deckhand, who was drowned from
the steamer March S4. is, while truik.
lnjr ousting on board the I'ndlne at Rnl
nlcr. The suit has bvn brought In the
drcult court at Portland.
A busy summer season Is anticipated
and w-lthln the past two wcxk many new
stores have opened in Astoria. Ppv, rol
vacant building on HonJ street have
been engaged And are being fitted up.
while Commercial street's buy appear,
ance has been enlivened with half a
doten no business houses.
The American bark Ferris 8. Thompson
wa towed to so Sunday for Pan Fran.
Cisco. 6h carries a cargo of lumber,
shook and coal. consigned to the Can.
nery of Hume Pre. A Hume, Bristol
bay, Alaska. A portion of the cargo will
be discharged at the Hay Oty. from
where th Thompson will proceed north.
Hank Ingalls and Frank U Parker took
a rtd on their bicycle to &Ult Sun.
day, returning In the evening. This was
the first through ride to Seaside this
year and the sport will be a favorite post
time with Astortans the coming sum.
mer. Messrs. Ingalls and Parker report
the road hard and In good condition for
rkllns.
This Is the age of adulterations, but
Harper Whisky Is guaranteed strictly j
rurt. superlative wniaay. vnemis:. an.
alyr.s and physician testify to this re.
.pewnv.). ine tviaenoe is noi omy stwng
Ibut conclusive. The pePl. too. find
by Commissioner McOuire and will ta
.u, " " ...n.'u. w.e
.close aud open seasons. She is , now in
,,.. ..' ,t
u'"" ufcl"1 '
The sad news waa received yesterday
of the death of Miss Pertha Coulter.
1 formerly of this city, at the home of
. , , D ., , ... .-, ,
her mother in Portland. Miss Coulter
. had been 111 for the past tour months
with consumption, and gradually sank,
iAt no time was there any hope for her
; recovery. She w In her 21st yvr and
j was one of the most popular young ladles
m Astoria. She graduated from the high
school In 1$ and later was graduated at
frhe state normal school at Monmouth.
'Tne body wlil be brought dawn on th
laier Thompson this morning and the
I funeral will take place Wednesday
A steamer waa reported off the river
yesterday and is supposed to be the
j British steamer Fan Sang. 23 days from
(Yokohama, via Honolulu. The weather
. was storn,y outside, the evenln renort
from tn, tap giving the velocity of the
I. r,,"v v........er bt.fore lno iu, of (h(, The Msa I .
riAMi... ... -. v . ......... i ri.i...
left Tortland Sun.la.v .vi the steamer of . Pe,iiniin..ri- ev.mmH i. i "' " ""nmt"n n-1.1
n.innn.nion is to lie. n the lUptl,. church, and at 7.J0 the
nier ,-x-sterMay. He' wUI brobab p reach mZ'Z ",k ' Jin V T' l""' "" W n ,h" M K r,u,h
Astoria u morning. Th, trip down ,h. .1: vl TZ ..Tv thT S'
ruber, The Juneau has be.n engag'ed ' m" . Z Z JZ !!. ' " : w,s'v.,v larg,-.
wlnd at a ml an hour. The Fan Sang meeting last night on his findings. It
-1 chartered In connection with the regu. i seems that Senator Reed had Introduced
i j.,, ilne of tramp ,teamers plying be.;a bm ,nJ that iRepresentatlve Curtia h id
j twMO Columbia river and the Orl- .' alao, presented a measure. The latter
ent Tbit ner flrjt ,riF t0 tDt, nver jblll 'passed the house and went to the
'Sh. expected to arrive In this mornlnr I'"81. here It was referred to the fish.
(Captaln Pease, who arrived here yesbr- "rW committee, of which Senator R.ed
Maj. w, take the Fan up to pon ,was chairman.
land ! While In the hands of this cmmltte
i ! tho error which rend.-red the measure
The down train from Portland Sunday
night had on board a large number of
passengers, Astorlan being well repre.
sented. amor whom wre the fo.lowlng:
J. O. Hanthom. C. R. Higgins. Harry , 1 5 - J 1 ur'1"- JIr R'ed's error oc.
Trimbath, F. V. Keuttn.-r and Mrs. j currfd In taking the title from his M l.
Keuttner. Mrs. Sarah Ross. Miss Lent, !Aft'r ,hv title came the enacting claus',
R. F. Wilson. Charles Wilson. C. W. Ful. 'a line- '"'low: "Be It Pnicted
ton. F. Shields and George Shields. The:,,y ''.-llatlve assembly of Oregon."
Astorlans whi.ed away the hours on the n futtlr of the title of his own bill,
trip down the line In exchanging J. kes iSs'Uab'r R'ed left out that very necessary
and other amuwments which find favor an'1 ,h'; '"-&!ure passed In that
among travelers. The party enjoy, d the , form-
evening immensely, as did also the other Mr' Rped s idea In changing the title
passengers who were fortunate enough to was to secure the passage of the bill.
(be In the ame coach.
There has been considerable talk for
some time past of a proposed transfer
r. . L. . . m . ....
I"1 '" e siona wuiiMing
' Loan Association to the newly organ-10 "f1 " nc.-sary formality
lt1 lorai bram h " "e Aetna Savings ,Mr- K-d changed the t;t. added the
I & Tru"t ('"ipan"- arid k his teen stated "niendments. and th Mil thus altered
i that the deal was aVui: Hosed. S.-cre. 1 wa!l ru'in"1 in" ''he senate H,amher by
i t.iry Robb, of the Kulldirs? & Ioan As- ' tn, eommittee and pass-d.
UoHatlon. said yest.-rd.iy that there was! Welch is of trie opinion that none
'absolutely no truth in those report. H.- :
stated that no r"presenmt!ons looking to
isuch transfer h.i.l t-n mil. I,v '
association by the new fmpany and de-
nle. any Intention on the part of the ,
lofflrers or stockholders of the assorla. j
tion to sell their lnteres's.
I
The Bonbonnelre confectionery In the
new Page building Is one of the hand-'
somest stores on the ytt. Mr. Hoefler
has spared no expanse ;n Its furnishings.
The Ilne of goods carried Is the very
choicest and the shelves are laden with
bonbons, chocolates and taffies, which are
made by Mr. Hoefler on the premises. A
specialty Is made of Lown'-y's assorted
chocolates, which are put up m boxes of
different slzs. as -w!l as In bulk. The
chocolates are always freh, regular hlp.
mnts being constantly on the way to
and was enjoyed by hundreds of people
:in Astoria. The street were thronged
i with people during the d.-iv an1 manv
.visited tho sitt of th- r,e- rr,tlrn:iH iiennt i
Fully Vttt p'.-ipit vlbitr.d the pe ne of the
construction of the Toung's bay bridge,
many of them seeimr the imnrnvement
tor the fir
i'me sinfe
the work com-
menced. Eighth street was thu mostly '
travel. (I thoroughfare and a continuous
throng of people, goiw? and coming from
young's bay. lined the sidewalks durir.g
the afternoon. The dav was an ideal
one and afforded everyone an opportunity
witness tne Improvements made In
I the city and suburb-' the fast, winter.
bats. Altogether the "Spider and Fly"
will make up the season's biggest attrac
tion at the opera bouse, and will no
doubt and to its former popularity on
this visit. Seats on sale Friday morning
pexL
Th body of Oustav User, the milkman
who was ttrowncd at Voting's bay on the
morning of January 11. was found float.
Ing In the 'water by Ahram Junna Sun.
lay last, a short distance fivm where the
accident occurred. The body of Henry .aervlco oomnwncvd punctually at T:!M
Light, llaer s companion, waa recovered joVlivk, and to afford Into coiner an op.
a few day t ago. Itaer waa bom at Coo rtiinlt.v to be sailed without tuning
bay, an,l his rather. John User, Is one of jany dlsttirtMnce when .Mr. Crlttcntn had
the wealthiest residents if that seeibm. j taken charge of the meeting, the choir
Mr. Uaer was notlrlril of the finding ofjand cungrvgnlloit, with Mrs. Monvti
the body of his son and sent word to leading. sang several hem t-stlnlng
fndertaker IVhl yesterduy to give thai song. The local clergy were well rep.
b.vly proper burial. The urla 400k j resented on the plulfx.rm,
pla.-e yestenlay, according to Instructions Kev. Mr. Trumbull, of the Haptlst
and the remain, were Interred In Oreen. j church, rvsd the scripture, and, prayer
wood cemetery. .being offeml. the revivalist announced
a .!,!.. r.i .. i-., . ihl" I''"'" for future miS'thiKS. after
lanl r,v V T , ,,Vn" Wh,,h Mr M,"r"t '
n i, l ' m'W ' 1' lle,t ,oll, , Jll(((rm,m
rumor in railroad circles, and it come itv"
Tel gram. The Northern Pacific, it la , thew ;:"iUt .-k ve ni ih- i..,,..t
said, will start work on such a line Int.
mediately, if such prove to be the iviso
It means a railroad bridge will he built
across the river at Vancouver. K.ilatn
Is Just across the rlvr on the Washing.
.... .i i . . . . . . , . i
f.:z .... i ' mrrnm ,p m Mm. ..d lh
" '. wie river
?::z.. m v-n .
Kalama, It would be Just as short a dls.
tance to Portland by the proposed l(rv
as by the line that now crvs.es the river
and runs through O.ilde. It will bo found
necessary to build a bridge wt no wry
late day. and Vancouver ta said to be
the best place for on.
The last legislature worked a hardship
on local d-moora:. The offlca of har.
j wrmaster, j John R.u1 (,,,nlj)
jcrat. was abolished as unnecessary, and
M. J. Kinney, another democrat, was
ousted from the water eommlinn i
this latter case, however, another d.'tno.
,crat, v. J. Trem-hard. was substituted
;Put the most surprising bit of lcg!ila:on
,inai nas aeveioped Is the new district at.
tomy bill. Under Its nrovl.i.m. . .1. J
of bt sine? i thus withdrawn. Is another
,i. mo.-rat. His office . ns f .r a the em .-
Iliment on, ,.hi.h
""vu1'1 Kaln it'- The d;ath of
-ah-r (T Williams, a d, mx-rat. and the
; appointment of a republican to the place
jjv,., ,,,e .,wi,..,n!, , flll,
M.i t It, reman, who 1 a dem.vrat, has
k, '. .1 ..... ,. .. ' ,
n '' 'Pr:i of a considerable portion
of his prv!ntive p.wT. and aj-o-gether i
th d.Tocrats nre In a bad w-..y. ns far
as r.-.v'.vlng Nr.. tits frm th-'tr otlUvi is
vnn.vri-.iil. JikiK.. Hughes takes the n. w
distr.ct attorney bill philosophically.
"Verily, the legislature Is a cre.it thing."
,he remarked yesterday. laughng.
how the ivrtis hill,
was hexpkkkd void.
Slight Ern.r Incident to the Rush Made
the Law Ineffective M-rtlng ot
the rush Club.
D. H. Welch, who recently visited
Salem to determine the status of the
ft,h bl!l- "Jdressed the Push Oub tit
voJ occurred, senator Reed had some
'amendments to mak. so he took up the
; Curtis bill at section 1. heading the Mil
. a" followsf'House bill No. ; Intrndu. ed
Vhn t went to the senate fisheries
Commltt e there were Just two days re.
; malnlne of the session. The senate bill
'nad pass-d ami It was then too ia-e
!m t:l1f.. ft nr. n.. I. . ,U. V
- , ... .,,...
lh: menib. rs of the Clatsop d-l-g i; on
'ev"r f;'' 'he bill after It left the
house. The failure of Senator li.ed .
Im':i1,1" th enacting clause does not
s-riotjly Interfere with the fishing law,
m ehanirlng the Hose season and
Ia ' ' of the llienses. The special sea.
sion law Is in force.
'"'-'''entally. Mr. Welch statd he had
b,'''rl informed while In Salem that a
don 1)1 ' had been "doctored" after
leaving the house where they were in
troduced.
The city park proposition came up for
discussion when Secretary Lyman stat'd
that he had seen Mr. Johnson, the bot
anist, and that the latter had asked when
It would be possible for the association
to take the M tree which he had do
nated. Mr. Johnson expressed the hope
that the plants would be taken soon, a.i
they could not be transplanted after May.
Mr. Lyman further stated that Mr. John
son had, suggested an Astoria Arbor day,
on which the people of the city would
plant trees In the park.
Ask'-d how the park was progressing,
Chairman Newell, of the committee hav
ing tho matter In charge, said he wa.
at a loss to know just what he wrjuld lo
with th troi-s after he had them. Tha
larl aH ,?t un fenced, he said, and he
feard tntv would be destroyed If planted
'at the present time. Chairman Park'T,
wno presided In the absence of Mr.
Hamblet. Instructed the committee to
look Into the matter and report at the
nent meeting.
Mr. Johnson also signified his in:en:..n
of donating to the aBHoclatlon a display
of Oregon woods for the club's exh,Mi.
The board of directors will consider this
offer.
There was some discussion an to the
exhibit at the association roomn, aid the
directors were Instructed to put It In
shape, or return the displays to the
owners. The exhibit will probdbly bo
rearranged and added to, as there will
likely be a great number of visitors In
the city the coming summer.
We have saved many doctor bills since
we began using Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in our home. We keep a bottle
open all the time and whenever any of
my family or myself begin to catch cold
we begin to use the Cough Remedy,
and as a result we never have to send
away for a doctor and Incur a large
doctor bill, for Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy never falls to cure. It Is cer
tainly a medicine of great merit and
worth. D. 8. Mearkle, General Merchant
and Farmer, Mattle, Bedford county,
Pa. For sal by Charts Roger.
deems I: :-. 1.V S
THH RKVJVAti MKICT1NOA
The Monday evening mooting of the
vnttenton revival at the M. K. church
ww numerously attended Inst nluhi Th
of thd and Ills righteousness, and Mil
these things shall be added unto you"
Mr. Crlttenton Is i very rapid and a
very fluent speaker, and It Is eintv ,
;tne very closest attention that his hnr.
ihivn.l of 1,1. .1, .. i. ,
lundmueai .;: ::t ; ,
Illustrate the literal truth of tha warn.
Ings and promise of the Inspired Scrip
tures by the relation of numeroua w-on.
derful exierlrnces of all classes of per.
sons which hav erne under his ow n p, r
sonal observation. The svlal Incidents
bonnecte. with these experlon.-es he hs
the power of relating w!h dram-.tlc ef.
feet. Inipressintr deeply on the minds of
his hearer the points ho desires to llhi.
rate.
At the close of the address many per.
sons are to their fet. manifesting their
dlre and Intention to les.1 hemvforth
a chrtsUan life.
An afvr me.-tng was held, to which
(more
than two.thlid of the main audi.
ence remained.
Mr. Crittenton's method of cn.'.u. rliuf
revival meetings varies somrwha; from
usual evang'Iisilo ervls-. Ills ntTe-.
tli'nate earnMtness atid . .il In the work
jniatilfmt the sincerity of hs hrurt and
LAWS' TF.AM IS HKII.
The teams of C'op. r Uiws nn.l i'..s,lei!
l-'wi-d last n'.i;!ii at the A. V. ;le,s.
Thrt fe-iture of t'le ttames were the (in.,
seres ma.ie by .o.!,.l .,nd T-enc'i.irl.
the f.iruii r w-.tIiik i' .irtd t'.e Litter
Itoth men are in the .,ni.' . inn. but d.".
pit,. ,,f the two tin.- tames, th,..- ,11 i ....
'im.!i hh
I 1-awV ..i:crcition
nre,t ('e L-st
tot.il, tfi. hut it Is ,M,, tii s ll b
d.fate.t tonight, when t!i v.irti of
Wise. V..,i,!ll,.ld, burroughs and S"vry
Will b"Wl. The scores last niitht weie
. TBAM A.
'. It. Owtxr l.-:
J itu. s t-liil 'vson i"i r.T
N. scpu.s,.i iri .!.." jert
"lus WohIs IK
Total
TEAM I).
Will C. Laws hi
K. W. C'riothv to
V. II. McDonnell "im
II. II. I'ennell .li its
Total 33
TBAM H.
F. 11. flood"!! .S fti
C. J. Trenchnnl (Kil 10
W. A. Stlne till 130
H. F. Allen O't 1M
Total C07
Mr. McIonners rtne score 1 consist
ent with his excellent work thriugnout
the present tournament. He aiw.iy
comes out with 170 or more and Is fast
advancing to the rrurkajick cins.s.
HOTEL AHRIVAU.
OCCIDENT.
J. H. Youn and wfe San Francisco,
II. A Smith. City .f M-xIcO.
Henry I'.lle. Chinook.
It. S. M'-fSsnvan, Chinook.
I-ltov Wagner. CentrslU.
W. H Mend. Portland.
John I. Jones. Portland,
i". J Hlrhmond, Portland.
W. II Mitchell. Portland.
Geo. V. LaFarge, Portland.
;.). W. Harnett Portland.
W. Ornce. Portland.
A. Decker, IVjrtlund.
Frank V. Ieach. Indianapolis.
J. W. fteatKirg. Ilwaco.
I'ARKEIl HOUSE.'
P.. J Wllilnms. Portland
i. F. Williams. Portlarvl.
J. W. Ptinn. Portland.
N J Htnlth. Portland.
I.ee Neville. Fort Htevens.
A S. Il in'n. Cathlamel.
I.. I). Weils, Ilwaco.
It. J Morrison. Clatsop.
M. Hll. Clntsop
i'. O. Taylor. Jewell.
K Johnson. Chinook,
c. II. Wheeler. Nehalem.
c. a. Hlmple. N'halem.
STILL ...
forNTKRFKITINQ.
The secret service has unearthed an
other band of counterfeiters and secured
a large -quantity of bogus bills, which are
o cleverly exerut hit the average
person would never suspent them of being
spurious. Things of great value are al
ways selected by counterfeiters for Imi
tation, notably the cehbrated Hostetter'i
Stomach nitters, which has many Imlta.
mil a.
Tlys
tors but no emiala for Indigestion, Tly
re isla, constipation, nervousness and
general debility. The Bitters sets thing
right In the ton.ah, and when the stom.
a-h Is In good order It make good blood
and plenty of It. In thl manner the
Hitters g"t at the seat of strength and
vitality, and restore vigor to the weak
and debilitated. Beware of counterfeit
when buying
REAL BSTATE TRANSFERS.
P. O'Hara to Emily Josephine Harrell,
Iota 22 and 23, block 5, O'Hara's ad
dition to Warrenton $ gl)
NV.s Hteffenson to Bertha Btcffenson,
lot 8, block 45, Adair's 1
Albert Ross et ux to Charles C. Clark,
block 2 and 1 acre adjoining, Necanl-
cum jco
United S'atcs to James E. R. Harrell,
north half of northoast quarter, ec.
ton 23, and southwest quarter of
southeast quarter and southeast
quarter of southwest quarter, sec.
Hon 8. township I north, range 10
west patent.
It I very hard to stand Idiy by and
see our dear one suffer while awaiting
the arrival of tho doctor. An Albany
fN. T.) dairyman called at a drug store
there for a doctor to come and see hi
child, then very sick with croup. Not
finding tho doctor In, he left word for
him to come at once on his return. He
also bought a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, which he hoped would
ijlve some relief until the doctor shoti! !
arrive. In a few hour he returned, gay.
Ing the doctor need not come, as the
child was much better. The druggist,
Mr. Otto Rcholz, says the family ha
slme recommended Chamberlain' Cough
Remedy to their neighbors and friend
until he has a constant demand for It
from that part of the country. For saJ
by Charles Rogers.
LACB CURTAINS.
Mrs. K. Rasmussen is prepared to do
up curtains in satisfactory style. Good
work guaranteed. Leave orders at Ore
gon Bakery. I
Do
You
Wear
'IM . - t "A
i iieu iiinnce uver 1 uese i 'rices.
MeiiH Lncemid CoiirewH Shoe, worth cIohIiik out 5r.io
J.J5. M i..
' 4.50. M 1.05
MeiiH Sllppern 1.J5 to 1.50, 75
You'll miss it if
HERMAN WISE,
The Reliable Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher
tireen and heliotrope writing pap-r
may he b'siirre, but nut In the best tuste.
To cleans th system tn a gent! and
truly beneficial manner, when th spring,
time come, um th true and perfect
remedy. Syrup of Fig. Huy th genu,
tn. Manufactured by the California
Fig 8yrup Co. only, and for sul by all
druggist, at (0 cents per bottl.
FISHER'S OPERA HOUSE
U E. SEUQ Lsm and Managsr.
GRANDER THAN I:VRR!
the new production of j
ftl. B. LEAYITT'S j
goou, E,.r..,..
40-PE0PLE.40
15-High-Class Specialties-15
GOLD AND SILVER MARCH.
MAGNIFICENT SCENKRV
OOROKOUS COBTUMK3.
SUPERB BALLKT9.
Valetta,
The Oiiccii of I oc Dancci H.
Matchless Chorus of 1 Beautltful O rls.
-Th New Hit In Follies and Fanole
Tankee Doodle Boy; th Widow Brown;
Throw Em Down Dewey; The Dome,
tics of th I'alaoe; Bousa Vlvandera
Band; The Mermaids' Revel; The
Chef of the Occidental.
PRICES OF ADMISSION-Reserved
Beats, 78 cents; OaJlery, (0 cents. Beat
Hale opens at (Irltlln & Reed's Friday
morning at 8 o'clock.
Fsitions Secured
We aid thosa Who want government po
sitions, 85.000 place under Civil Service
rules; 1.000 yearly appointments. War
creates a demand for 7,000 employes with
in 6 months.
Bureau of Civil Service Instruction,
123 Fifth Street. Washington, D. C,
The Quaker
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MRS. T. BARKER. I have tried the
vapor hath and think It Is especially
good to have In a family particularly for
breaking up a cold.
MRS. MART MACKB, Midwife Af
ter a full trial, I consider the Quaker
Cabinet one of the best Inventions ever
made for baths. No family should be
without on.
HENRY SHERMAN I have had rbe
matlsm every winter for several years,
but this winter, since us'.sg the vapor
bath, have hud no rheumatism. My wife
also recommends It very highly.
MRS. R. E. SMITH-Havlng used th
cabinet I consider It excellent, ssneetally
for bad cases of the trlpp. which was
effectually cured by it. ,
DR. DUVALL,
HOE
r X aw
you don't get a pair of our shoes at
these prices.
H. nd t cont stamp to pay poslsg
FISHER BROS.
Builders Heavy and Shelf
Can Bars You Money on Estimates
C. HEILBORN & SON.
The OhlcHt Houhc hi Antnrifi.
Tl.oL,,rKr.st...,.0,.lv
Qar pet and Furniture House
ill Astoriu.
j Tho largest ami finest Mock of ('nret.M nml Furniture cgriKtl
: by nny Iiouho in Oregon out.ili of rorlland.
HOHE-HADE
Taffies, Caramels, Chocolates and Bon
Bins fresh every day,
at THE SPA.
ASTORIA MEAT COMPANY 1
Tolephon No. iU
Handles Only the Choicest Meats
4i Cemaircll St..
West Shore Mills Co.
WOOD
Slab Wood $2.79,
Cut and Delivered.
Cabinet
Testimonials of Its
F. W. NEWELL. On' using of th
vapor bath practically cured a female
member of my family of la giipp con
dition. REV. W. D. HOLMNQBHESAD.-W
have used th Vapor Bath In our some
for soms tlm and freely reeomsisnd It
to th public.
OEOROIO RfCHMOND-W hav uM
the Q. V. bath and cheerfully rcommB4
It
O. W. BMITH-I like tho vapor bath
very much. f
MRS. JOSEPH PILCIIER I am greatly
nlwuted with tha Quaker Vapor bath sad
freely recommend It, to my especially,
Agent ASTOR HOUSE
s-vs
and g a Ttds Table for !
General Supply
Mouse for,
Family Groceries.
Hardware, Ship Chandlery, Etc.
of Material of Brtry DortplkB.
ntit l'lr Usilasrai.t. J
Vapor Bath.
Value.