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aS'IOKIA, OKEOON, VUNISSDAT MORNING. AUGUST t. im.
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Stoves -
Are not rondo from tho crtt-ilo
or in a kindergarten school.
Eclipse Hardware Co.
W Glv Trndlrtg Hinmpss.
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GRIFFIN
RALSTON...
HEALTH CLUB
Acme GIntfO Farina. Acute Whrit Flakes and Siandard Rolled Oals
AT A. V. ALLEN'S
ASTORIA CASH GROCERY
Tenth and Duone Streets.
L.ook"nt IH Pol toxins Prlccw.
WcHtcrn Kclincry Sugar, 18 potinJ (or $1.00.
KuHHt Coffee
(itM)J Quality Tc
Rolled Oats
Bcnna
J u fan Rice
(iiHJ Quality Flour
Oynters
Toniatoei
r...y produce OOMffHt.
Here Is a List
Ot some High Grade Goods at moderate prices
RALSTON HEALTH PCODS lo great rlctj
fresh from the mills.
AROMATIC SNCES gusraiitecd the finest.
TILLMANN S I'UKE EXTRACTS.
CHASB ft SANBORN'S COFFEES are un
rivalled. Together with a host of other
good things.
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO
Jleui Zealand fin Insaranee Go
Of New Zealand.
W. P. Thomas, Mgr., San Francisco.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS.
Subscribed Capital . -' 5,000,000
Paid-Up Capital " 1,000,000
Assota 2,545,114
Asset in United States . . 300,000
Surplus to Policy Holders 1,718,792
Has been Underwriting on the Pacific Coast over Twcnty-tw year?.
SAHUEL ELMORE & CO.,
Resident Agents, Astoria, Oregon
Tinware
BOOKS...
Blank and
Miscellaneous.
PAPER...
New Crape and
Type-writing.
Waterman Fountain Pens
Itox Decorated Iaper
oml Knvetopewioo.
S REED
Breakfast Food
Barley Food
Select Bran
Yeast
Cocoa
10 l.oo.
1 .;.
8 " .2S.
10 " .2.V
4 .2R.
1 Suck .75.
12 Dm 1(H).
H 100.
Something flew
ABOUT
jyiason fruit Jars
While th Mason Jar htv been th
tamtvd for wi pest yt Vhy
hav bn utJc to th sam In.
prorv writ es tiM bn th e
wpjj other articles of ntty.
FIlSblM Hidi Jm
Ar tho latt ind will uprol
Hand Mad Jwt o soon u their
upirtw merr tooM known.
Po Hot Break
Ao readily tar th glass I distribut
ed perfectly even and thus being
uniform In thh knra. Is tt effot4
by ronta. with hot fruit Ilk th
common Jr handled by th trad.
flo Spilled Fralt
For th iot r pro'.Iy tru a"d
the rM and rubber St down etato.
Iu:ly lr tsht.
Ho Ragged Edges
To cut th h.l. nr ere ther
flakes to trk off snd from danger
.us mixture with th fruit.
SlamlDom Caps
Are . pur a gold or sliver and
ar as Wen th Jr fslf. r
not crrod fro.n effects, of fru
lit nl ar easily cleaned. Th.
baius ar. of whit rubtwr of tlx
bast quality.
Car Load Lots
1 Hi way w buy. t.VJ enabllnc
it to guot very low ptV. I
ooum on t!( onVn. Extra cap and
raW-m uiplld. Utl ordr
Trmtlly flll"d.
Foard & Stokes Co.
Your Wife
Will Ilk It; to will tbt eoek.
Stor Ketnte Range
!lifr all who thm.
If your b.tur halt dot th eookiac,
that la an adtUttanal ra0B why thr
hould b a Star Eatat Rant In your
klich.n. Th ui of th.m prrr.ota worry
and disappointment.
W. J.
SCULLY. Aint.
in Bond atTMt.
THE PROOF
of th puddlnc la In th atln
and th proof of liquors
IS IN SAMPLING
That's an arromant that'a con.
olualv a dmontT.tloa
Ours will stand th tt
HUGHES & CO.
E SOCIETY
OF LONDON.
Established during Ut reign of Queen
Ann. A. D. 1714.
FIRE AND LIFE.
ttuosonoM Capuai iw.uuu no
Asaets IMlA.tW 00
Burplus to policy holder 4.W1.BI 00
Exolualv of paid up capital
Law Union and Crown
Fire and Life Insur
ance Co.
Subscribed or guiranteed cap
ital $T,(oat0tM
Capital paid op l.Kf.Kt M
W.U,t Ml
Catton, Bell & Co.
Gen.! Agents, fa rranelsao, OaL
Samuel Elmore & Co.
Raldnt Agent i, Astoria, Orftgen.
WILL RIVAL
THE 0. R. & N.
The Northern Pacific to Build
a Line Down the Colum
bia River.
THEY MEAN BUSINESS
i Unices Tricks ft Pljbts Are Of-
fcrtltythe 0. R. & N. Work
Will Commence it Once.
WILL BRING COMMON POINT
Rites So Long Asked For Will Cone
With in Opposition Line to
Tldcwiter.
IVUTIAND. Ore., Au. L Th Ore.
(inian tomorrow will ny: Tlw Northern
l' HL- rattrujd vomiuiny haa dntcrniliird
to cumr Into lur:Uuwl down the Columbia
river !. If It cannot tri Irailtag
over th O. R. A N- ntalo line It win
tul!il tlin the north bank ot the Co.
lutubia.
Iurltujt hi. -telt In Portland last we
I'reUc.tt Mellen of th Northern TacUlc
thu extincjw hlntMf to more than one
tu.lfw.. mart In the court of privM
ciivrtln. 1(1 Malrment was so
pualtlw and unequivocal and M Km been
rvp!nl o often, that It may now b
t. n.ljTi-l a pul)Hc tojrfc. 'Ptvaldem Met
krn adtnlrtml lh' lit Northern TacUlc
hd been forwd Into lis rnt p"iklon
by toti arJty. rr'IJertt Uetten al de
:r.-. that Ite mutt ha;- Imroedtat a
iuran? from th O. R. ft N. of trackage
rte-ht. on H kno from Leiton to Port- I
land Or his comtuny will l one becln
the pjntrui'lM of a line to cover the
hole dUtane?.
No..- the qu-lon a preented to th
O. R. N. and lie alllew take this form:
Is tin. a blurt? If so, to what extent?
The O. R. A N. holds an lncimirb!e
(pattlM. and It Is n to be wonderod
lht lh Northern Pwlftc should want to
bar It. It Is parli.Hilarly dtntraWe when
th Non!trn PaWAr hall build th Lew.
Wton-Miou out off, that It should
have a Mn down Uw Columbia river so
as to rentier t'h Portland service In all
roup.", the sum aa It renders to Pugwt
sound. ll"ll- the Northern Padllo
warns to a'4ll Itself of a line that Is
aFI dojm nd. for haullna; heavy pro.
dwts o Its territory In the Columbia
liver basin to tldaater.
The Northern Paclllo claims thai by
followliw do-i th Miwwula-UewlMon
cutliiff It aill tve th shortest Hnc from
Portlnid to Chkviffo; al from Puuet
KMind lo Chloatfo. Th sum of money
new.ary for thi Northern Pacific lo
build fn n Por'lvid 6o Lcwtnton Is esti
mated at 112.01,000. and President Mellen j
afe,ns that it will b an easy problem
for the road to meet its operating x
wnses, and pay for fixed ohanges.
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DBWEY AT OIHCAOO.
Prparatl'Ws Delnat Made for
Flttltaj Entertainment In the
Windy City.
II lg
Ills
CHICAGO, Aug. l.-The members Of
the' Fall festival committee are confident
trat A'lmlral Dewey wilt accent their
Invitation to be present at th laying
ot Ut corner stone of the new federal
building. Postmaster Gordon, Chairman
of the federal committee, Is in posses,
alon of an Informal notice to the efI!"ot
that the admiral will accept.
Id Is expend! that Admiral Dewey
.will arrive In New York on September
XI, and will spend three or tour day hi
that ctty. From theire tie will go to
Washington, where a sword will be pre-
sarited to him by the people of that lty.
OoOobef has been sheeted as the date for
i ad-nliul'a dipartusk!for Chloago. On
'it.-
th sine day that AdsWral Dewey leave
Washington two other special; train
pruixu-.'d, for the oeoaalon will leav tluvt
oily, one (bearing W presldiMit and the
nembrs of hla oalblnet, and Uie other
tk Judges of tli supremo court and
chr prominent invited guets. The
three itmln will trarel over different
r4.d.
A aStlng of the federal oommltU
1U bo hold thi week and aa Invitation
wttl U ient to A linlral Center through
Mlttliuer 8trr( who will ba akn to
t'M All hU Influnvr lo bftve th ctmlral
pt h Invitation. Adhnlrah fluntwon
nd .lilcy alrAtily hv twon InvUM n4
th omimlttni hoiH- that fh four d
mlr.ki wlH m t In th My. An Imriu.
tkm wlM b nt Ex-Prtatdent
danf.ird B. Do), of HJI, throurh 6a
Pranitx Tho committ wMob will
convey Kh kirttatUxt of ttie foVra oom
mil: to IVIfont tlUt, of Jlrxkoo. wilt
b r3id durn tt wk. Prpra.
tl'm for tti dwrtur iredy havw ben
mania and tra'Mportii.'Jnn facUltl
mr.. The coromttt wilt l-v. th eity
cti Frldy 'Aufu U for th City of M
loo.
A LtOM OP ATTRACTION.
Crowd fanped th PajM of Dewey
Through th Street of Trie!.
HEW YORK. Aoa;. t-A kwptch to
th Journal and Advertiser from Trtest
says: 1
A-lmlral IXnrey apenft a qutot day atrot
;iir ailuut Trl Uil , wftenioon and
evonintf but w.i vrywtef followed by
troaxls ut iwoj.le. f?ap shot photrarb
fiends continually dof hb tt., nap.
plntr iheir ravnerua until tti attmlrai
rouM no l-mgr ootwea hi ann-anc.
In the event rig ttw a-bnlral acromfkUiled
by detain Laitberton and FUa; Lletiten.
ant Brumby, rMted th Cafe SiwovbJ In
tl PUtn Omnd. Th kfc tu quickly
crjmijej with people who (Uttered
around and stared reapactfully M the
American officers. Durbar the day Ad
miral Dewey ;id a farewell visit to the
Do Martini family, the only Americans
Itvlntf Wi Trt.-. Mia Nellie De MarUnt
who hud preuel him with a bouquet
on the arrival of th Oiyrnpta aang and
Mis MuichM-ka De Martini played for
bkm.
The Admlnl w sjTwatly pleaaed with
th muc and frallantly comp.imented
Mm xuruj iailteii aaylng: "I never heard
such a fine amateur singer nor a better
player."
"h atrjUlna- about the street the
H'imtral entered glore shop and Immed.
lately the place wn beleed by hundreds
of peiple.
IN0BR30I.L LEFT NO WILL
! Ho TtaJtrltt tike Ma.?hlnery cif Law Bu-
flceutt to Settle Ml Estate.
NBW YORK. Aug. l.-A man who ts
cl.ely cormevej with the rate Colonel
Itoliert O. Ingemoir famSy saw that no
j t ill of Colonel Inger.011 haa been found
I and that noUxiy who knew the colonel,
Though, there waa one.
'Th colonel dU no toeltm-e In wills."
he said. "All who knew him well, have
lMrd him say no frequently. H4s theory
waa that a man's estate ahouk) be settled
and distributed by the machinery of the
law oan:r.iy..d for then purpose,"
"Do you know if he ever expressed any
wfeh about tiie dfwiUlon of his estate?"
"Nj; h is very rmtv.bajbl that he (ltd.
I don't think he ever thought much about
that subjewt. He considered the law fair
and was willing u "tru-tt tl."
As to what Colonei Ingerroll left, the
man said he did not betleve anybody
knew yet. He thought It extremely un
likely tlkilt the family had made any ln
xetatlgMlona.
THE BOUNDARY Qt' EST ION.
Claim That the Old Russian Un
Paalnly Ma.-kl by Monuments.
8AN FKANOtSCO. Aug. l.-John Zaoh.
art. a mining expert oit thk, city, chiinw
to po Information w'hlch he ,beUeves
will have an Important bearing on the
Akinka boumtury dlpute. Zachart de
clares that the old Rusnlan boundary 1s
defined by monuments placed at short
Intervals and tha Inclosed m each I a
chart of the Rueelan pottaemkw. He I
of the teller that the duplicates of the
charts ere on file at St. Petersburg.
Zav&rt says that an expedition would
have little trouble In finding end follow,
hsr up this boundary tine of monument
and thalt the charts would prove ot in.
estrlmable value ot seltllng the dispute
bettfeen this country and Canada.
TUB HARRfMAN PARTY ARRIVES.
PORTLAND, Or., Aug. l.-Th Harrl-
inan party of scientists arrived her this
morning from Alaska on th steamer
Geo. W. EHe. They were given a re.
oeptton tonight at th realdehce of Mr.
H. L. Pittock.
Tom arrow the party will leav for h
east n a epeolal train over the O. R.
ft N.
THB SENATOR 8IOHTHD.
BAN FRVN'CISOO. Aug. l.-Tk Iran.
port Be.ia.tor from Manila carrying th
PeraiMylrfcsi raTlmeni waa sighted three
n-llou out alt p. m.
THE B0YC0H
CONTINUES
Cleveland Strikers Try to
Shut Off the Soldiers'
Source of Supply.
PARTIALLY SUCCESSFUL
General Axline Says, However,
That He Has Fonnl s Cool
Way to Smash It.
ELIHU ROOT IS INAUGURATED
Hew Secretary of War Calls Forth
the Good Wishes of Alter Who
Invokes Bis Blessior.
CLEVELAND. Aug. t-AdJutant Gen
eral Axline sail tonight that be has found
a way to araash the boycott so tar a It
aflooted the troop. Every day at not the
u Idler arrived they bar been subjected
to petty annoyanxs because of the re
ft sal of merchants to sell them necessary
sipplle. Oenral Axttne p-itntcd out the
other day that thee merchants could be
irosecuted under th civil right, law,
Mch requlr all keflper of Inns. res.
taurants and places of public amusement
aid aooommodutlon, to serv an peo.
rX allk. Tonizht General Axline de.
c tared that if any more cocnplalnts of
dilscrknlnation arainat the soldiers came
to him he would appoint a Judge advocate
to woceed against the merchants and
thus seek to bring them to tame.
There seetm to be a disposition to
stir up trouble among the employes of
the little consolidated oooxpary. More
than half of rtiem have been Initiated In.
to the union of the big consolidated form.
er employes, and a dispatch ha been sent
to Senator Hanna, who Is In France, ask
lug hln If he. aa presldtint ot the little
oonooit'LUed company, wflt recognise the
virton. No answer has yet been received
to the cs)Wgncn.
A prominent physician tonigtit gave an
Instance ot the my In which the boycott
1 being en'orJ-Hl. He say he wws called
to so a little girl, who was dying- He
yaa met by two men who told ban he
had better not attend the chMd, as her
fttiar was a "scab." He replied that
tliey ought to serve notice of a boycott
on th Almighty and Inform him that
they w.vrtd not go to heaven, for th
cl lid would be there In a shorttlme . .
KLIHl' ROOT TAKES
OATH
OF OFFICE.
After the Ceranony the Retiring Secre.
retary Conyraulates the New
Official and Wishes Him
Success.
WASHINGTON. Aug. l-Mr. Ellhu Root
rok the oart of office as secretary ol
ar at 10:15 this morning. Th ceremony
ocurr?d In the large office of the secre
tary of wwtr. in the presence a: Sec re
taries AhjT. Gage, Hitchcock, Assistant
Secretary Melklejohn, a large number of
army officers In uniform and other em.
ployes and tha offiola) oath was artmln-
tstered by Judge Cole, of the District su
promo court, after which Alger advanced
and s'iooIc hands with 'the new secretary,
and sail, with evident feeling:
"With all my heart, I comrratula,te you
and the administration. You mill find
around you here men who will help In
th arduous duties of your position. May
G.-d 'bles you and give you strength.,
ANOTHER COALING STATION.
NBW YORK. Aug. t-A special to the
HfiUld from Waffilngtion, says:
The navy department has long desired
a ouUtng staition on the west ooaat ot
Chili and at In thouht not improbable
Asssiwux'Pv
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
wt bum wwr w.,iiww
that our mircWtjr to Chid may b eon.
ductig ne;tfatlona with a view to so'
?urtig a cowling eiutkra in thai looaitty,
but aotluo by oonrKK wU be necessary
b-jfvri It can b acquired. WelUnia .
Mend I in longKud ) degree south
very near th ooaat at Chill. It tJI
miles Ions; and II mUe wide. , , ,
A DESERVED PROMOTION. ""!'
Engineer Entwlstl. a? th Olywpla. Re.
tired With the Rank of Rear Admiral.
NBW YORK, Aug. l-from Engineer
to rear admiral, is th advancement won
by James Eruwtotie. on of lite heroes of
the bat'le of Manila Day. Entwtntl was
In t navy during the ttvK war and has
err! L'nn flam on 0i sea ever alnce. ;
When war waa declared with padn-, be
had rteea to fee fleet engineer iwtth Ad
miral Dewey's squadron. He we on th
Olympk at th admiral' Me during th
bulttl and ht) pronnptitud waa uoh
that he waa oompttanented afterward by
Dewy. The great commander d w: laired.
too, that the faultle condirlon of th
n-hlrtery thro who m the net and th
excellent man if men t of Entwbrtl were
airgety repovl?le for the wtplng out
of the Sp&alartis.
Admiral De -y hutlhermor referred In
r;ry cojiiillnventjsry manner to En
twiatle In a speech which be cnad in
Austria. He must ban- spoken at head,
quarters as well, for it waa not ion; after
the great battle that a oamtntiwVui aa
oaptain arrived for EnrwWtl.
Captain Entwhvie wras near the age
Itmlt and wu sent lo his home at Peter
son, N. J., with the expexaktlon of toeing
retired. He Is spending the summer at
Lake Qeirge and received no Information
a' tJie action in his cai unit! a few
days ego. Then he had a letter from
Acting Secretary Alien, of Vhe oavy de.
narfenent, Worming him of hi rtlr.
meni under the provisions of the person,
net bill. The letter ahw Informed Caoiaain
Entwistie that he would have hereafter
the rank and shree)uarters of the sea
pay of a rear admiral.
Admiral EotwlKle will Onfca the um.
mer at tJie sake and thinks that ha may
afterward be assigned to shore duty. H
has juet received a fine medal of The sort
ordered by congress for all the heroe ot
ManlK.
DONT LIKE THE GRUB.
An .
Engl4h Artist Complains Us Ills
Treatment by Otl alt Mania. , '
' T
LONDON, Aug. L-tA special artist of 1
the Dally GrapiHc a this ctty now in thf
Philippine iKlands. has been Indulging to
a vigorous growl at th treatment which
be says he ha been subjected) to "by th
uhortt!) who are so deficient In com.
nn sense, to say nothing of courtesy, as
toforb:) an artist the assistance which n
might provide for himself by emmglng
servants to carry food which th military
author! deiln to supply even now on
payma.it." h adds: "It this campaign
t.vre cond'icted oy th British, "there
would be officers comnvmdlng at the base
and tines of conmunlcatlon, roads would
be rair."!! streams -ould t bridged
or ferries establlehed and supply trains
would be moved along, establishing de.
pots."
St'ED FOR LIBEL.
An ArtMe tn Review of Reviews Gets an ',.
Entrllwhman In Trouble, ' ''
NBW YORK. Aug. t A dmpatoh to
phe Hfr.iJd from Hong Kong says:
Howrd W. Bray, an Englishman who
belong to the Fnlpino Juttta here, has
been sue,l for $50,000 ('Mexican money)
ilamn'.'s for libel by a Filiino mumed
Arttacho.
The Ubd a'a.. contained In an article
Mr. Bray wrote for the Review of Re.
vhiws, an.1 was printed In the Issue of
that mrurtutne for June 13. which has
Just reached here. Th article referred to
Aratche as a "swindler, vagaibond. rene.
4gad and knave."
AOariHINO COALING BTATTON8.
NBW YORK, Aug. t-A dispatch to
the HeiuM from Buenos Ayre says: .
Aacordang to advices trom iMage.llan
Straits, the American minister at Santi
ago, Chile, has puiV'hased! various Islands
of tha Wellington edvjhliwtago with th
bjoot ot establMtlng coaling station.