The Morning Astorian (Astoria, Oregon)
January 4, 1908

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V PUBLISHES FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT COVERS THE MORNING FIELD ON THE LOWER COLUMBIA VOLUME LXIII. NO. 280 ASTORIA, OREGON. SATURDAY JANUARY 4, 1908J PRICE FIVE CENTS VON HOLM VNDICATED I Honor of Count Is Untarnished. EDITOR IS SENTENCED Harden Will Have to Serve Sent ence of Four Months Imprisonment MUST PAY COSTS OF TRIAL First Hearing of the Cm Wu Brought tt Abrupt End by Judge Who Declared Evidence Was Startling and Would Injure Germany's Social Condition. BERLIN, Jan. 3. The notorious IlardenVon Moltke libel trial came tu an end thie evening wiien the accused editor was sentenced to four month' Imprisonment nuil to pay the entire costs of bath tbt premnt and furmer trial. The President poke directly at he priwmcr niiil taid in epite of the prisoner' ertiini, that the inninua tioni contained in the Die Zukunft re ferred merely to the scciitillc and ar ticle doing of Count Von Moltke anj Prince Philip Zu Eulenburg, and tlint they lnul nothing to do with imiiwral and unnatural practice, it waa evident I? till waa the meaning they intended to convey the article were enclcn and purposclo. There waa no doubt the 1'resldimt declared that llnnlen had meant that Von Moltke was possessed of unnatural Inclinations. 'Count Von Miltke," aald the court, "Leave this court with hi name and honor unUmiahed and nothing has been proved against Prince Philip Zu Eulenburg." In the lint hearing in which Harden Was called upon by the Kaiser to prove his charge the proceedings wore Jirought to an abrupt end by the pre- tiding judge, who declared that the efl jdeneo was of such a startling nature that more of It would Injure Germany's social condition. Harden received many congratulations upon the courage ho displayed in daring to attack the ofllclals who are so close to the kaiser. A the attack was direct ed almost exclusively toward Von Moltke, the latter Immediately filed suit for libel, declaring that he wanted to be vindicated. Tho verdict returned today Is the result of this trial. HELD AS SUSPECT. Woman Found in Pond Identified by Husband. NEWARK, N. J.. Jon. 3,-Followlng a searching examination. Theodore S. Whltmoro was held by the New Jorscy police tonight, as suspected of the death of his wife "Una" Whltmore, 'who was murdered on Christmas Day and her body was thrown into a pond near Har rison. Whltmore identified his wife's body, The nature of his testimony was such that the police decided to hold him. TOBACCO MEN CLASH. Growers of Kentucky and Tennessee Against Combine. LOUISVILLE, Jan. S.-Although all is apparently quiet tonight In the war between the tobacco growers of Ken tucky and Tennessee against trie Amen- m l Al. .1 1 an JOoaceo company me aeveiopmunts of todav have (riven great uneasiness. The town of Russellville, which was raided by night riders early today was iuict tonight. Troops will not Be asked fur unless them are signs of further serious trouble. Following an unsuc cessful attempt to eell 01,000 hogshead of tobawo to the American Tobaooo Company, the Hurley Tobacco ftocicty ltH'd a statement which concludes, "The attitude taken by the buyers to Jay diiiontrate conclusively that the American ToImmco Co. Is the only buyer left for our tobacco and that It has de clared It will fix It own price." The failure of today's negotiations may in crease the friction in the tobacco dls trlcts.' BODY THROWN INTO SOUND. SEATTLE. Jan. 3,-Th body of a man supiod to be James Smith, the father of SUtor M. Lutgsrde, of SU Joseph's deaf rauU home, at Oakland Cat., waa taken from the Sound today. It is evident he 'was murdered as his arm were tied and another thing around hi neck Indicate that a rock had been fastened to the body when thrown in ths water. MOVING PICTURE LECTURES. .VICW YORK, Jan. 3.-1 n a decision handed down yenterdsy Mgltrate Wahl hold that public lectures lllus t rated by moving pictures and steiop (Iron views may be given on Sunday without violating the city ordinance and pennl code regulating Sunday amuse ment. NELSON-SCAIER IAS ANGELES, Jan. 3.-liattling Nelson and Kid Scaler have been match ed by Manager McCarey of the Pacific Athletic Club to fight here January 14. in a 10 round go for a share of the gate receipt. RICH CARGO. HAS' FlUVClStX), Jan. 3,-The Jap ance liner N'ipKn Maru arrived here at an early hour this morning. She ha only 10 cabin panger on board but Carrie a rich cargo of Oriental pit ducts. CASE GOES TO JURY Pettibone's Fate Rests With Talesmen. DEFENSE DECLINES TO ARGUE Mawley Dared Pettibone's Lawyers to Speak in Hia Behalf Accused Man Had to be Carried Into Court Jury Begin Deliberations. BOISE, Jan. 3,-The jury in the case of Pcttibone, charged with conspiracy in the murder of Sleiinenberg, begun Its deliberations at 8:50 tonight. The last Jay of the trial was occupied by the ar gument of James I, Hawley for tho prosecution, and the instrcutions of Hie court. The defence carried out its announced Intention not to argue the oiw, thus preventing Senator Borah from addressing tho jury.' Hawley In bis argument fairly dared tho lawyers for IVttibono to speak In his behalf. It was necessary to carry Pettlbone Into court tonight. Ha is a very sick man. Juror Stnhl was ill this afternoon and no session was hold but he felt so mnch letter Mils evening that the trial pro ceeded tonight. DENTISTS' CONVENTION. NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3. The Ameri can Institute of Dental Pedagogy clos ed Its 15th annual convention here yes terday by selecting St. Louis as the next place of meeting. The following officers were elected) President, Dr. W. L. Wllmot, Toronto vice-president, Dr, Ed. Eillyear, Brooklyn) secretary treasurer, Dr. E. B. LUher, St. Louis TREASURER CENSURED School Funds Were Mis appropriated. OFFICIALS ARE CHARGED Receiver to Bring Action Against the State for the Securities. TROOPS LEAVE GOLDFIELD. GOIJDFIEUD, Nev., Jan. 3. Seven companies of United States troops left here todav for their respective Califor nia posts. To companies will remain in amp. WANT FULL RESTITUTION MADE Documnts Filed by Attorney Bristol Charging Officials of Defunct Title Guarantee Trust Co. With Willful Misappropriation of School Funds. PORTLAND, Jan. 3. In a document comprising 25 typewritten pages, filed in the United States Circuit Court this muniiug by V. C. Bristol, special at torney for tho state and solicitor for Hi American Surety Company of New York in the insolvency proceeding of the Title Guarantee Trust Company, willful misappropriation of general and school funds ofthe state by the ollicials of tho defunct bank is charged. State Treasurer George A. Steel by implica tion is severely censured. It is alleged in this legal paper that even for six months prior to the time it applied to tho state for the right to act as a depoxitory, money from the gen eral and chool funds was received, loaned and otherwise diverted in flag rant violation of provisions of the con stitution end the codes. In the endeavor to trace those funds tho oourt is petitioned to order Receiver Edward C. Mears to make an investi gation permitting him to file a full statement of all institutions in which the Title Guarantee Trust Company deposited funds received by it, Includ ing tho Ladd i Tilton Dank and Seattle and New York banks, with dates and amounts, so that the full extent of the illegalities charged may lie determined and the state enabled to conduct its contest lor restitution more intelli gently. The paper is labeled "Representations and Showing of the .State of Oregon," and was filed in response to the petition of Attorney Joseph Simon, representing the receiver, made December 23, that an order be issued allowing the immediate payment of trust funds aggregating $34,000, Previous to placing the docu ment with the clerk as a matter of record, Mr. Bristol combatted in open court the contention of Attorney Simon, Several other lawyers represented var ious clients and an hour wag consumed in argument.' Judge Wolverton post poned his decision until next Friday, on account of the number of sums involved and the conflicting interests of the clnlnis made to him. 1 A nota'Je feature of the hearing be fore Judge Wolverton this morning was the declaration of Attorney Simon that the receiver will bring an action against the state and the American Surety Co. for the return of the securities trans ferred to the state prior to the receiver ship. He declared that such a transfer was illegal. Attorney Bristol said he was ready to contest this matter with the receiver or any of the litigants; in fact, arguing that the state has a per fect right to hold these securities. This phase of the hearing 'was concluded" with the statement of Attorney Simon that he will file suit in the premises within the next few days. In the representations and showing of the state, filed by Bristol this morning with the Clerk of the Federal Court, the history of the Title Guarantee 4 Trust Company, so far as it is a matter of record, j given, including the reor ganization. HUcl's official history and the m-ord, so far a bonds, sureties and other factors are comprised, are mentioned in detail. Those olllciaU of tho bank accused of knowingly violuting stute law a regard school money are; J. 'J'horburn Ross, T. T. Burkhart, John E. Aitchioon, George ii. Hill, William M. 1-aJJ and F. E. Warren The amount of the state's school money aid to have lieen wrongfully received and conveiied is given as $33,810. In addition to other demands are a statement from the receiver a to how much the bank should have bad on hanj when it closed its doors, and the deporting of various amounts, the largest lieing approximately $70,000, with Ladd Tilton, after the holiday period was declared. In conclusion it is petitioned that the court declare the state's money to have constituted a trust fund, irreducible and not to be loaned or invented, and that full restitution be made of such funds before $34,000 or other amount is paid out to others. FO RAKER REFUSES. Win Not be Bound by Conditions of CalL CINCINNATI, Jan. 3. A flat refusal to be bound by the conditions of the call of the Republican state convention which is to name the state ticket and select deieteVat-large to the national convention, is the contusion reached by Foraker and announced in a statement given to the press here tonight. The primaries for the test of strength be tween Taft and Foraker as Presidential candidates were provided in the official call and the method provided is sharply criticized by Foraker. DICK FOR FORAKER. AKRON, Ohio, Jan. 3. "I am for Foraker first, last, and all time," said Senator Dick today, denying the reports he had cast his influence in other directions. Canadian Pacific Liner and Greenock Boat Delayed. ACCIDENTMAYHAVE OCCURRED Steamer Mount Royal From Antwerp and Steamer Hungarian from Scotland Many Days Overdue Belief Advanced Machinery Has Been Disabled. 1ST. JOHN, N. F., Jan. 3. No word lias been received of the Canadian Pacific steamer Mount Royal, which left Antwerp, December 7, for the St. John, having on board 304 immigrants and crew of over one hundred. The com panya officials believe an accident has occurred to her machinery and that she will be heard from in due season. LONDON, Jan. 3. The non-arrival of the steamer Hungarian; which sailed from Greenock, Scotland, on December 14, at Portland, Maine, leada to the be lief she has fallen In with the Mount Royal. POWERS' FATE UNDECIDED. GEORGETOWN, Jan. 3 Another day has pnssed with the fate of Caleb Pow ers still undecided. The jurors reported today that they were unable to agree but were sent back lor further delibera tion. They retired for the night at 7:30 o'clock and nothing further will be heard from thorn until the court con venes tomorrowi morning. WAS TAUNTED BY FAMILY Countess of Yarmouth Asks Divorce. HARRY THAW'S SISTER English Title Loses Glamor for the Beautiful American Girl. EARL'S FAMILY CRY DISGRACE TAFT ENDORSED. CLEVELAND, 0., Jan. 3. At a meet ing here yesterday of the Republican congressional committee of the 19th dis trict of Ohio, to make arrangements for the district convention, Secretary Taft's Presidential candidacy was endorsed. Lady Yarmouth Was Favorite Sister1 of Slayer of Stanford White and Wat Present at First Trial Yarmouth Secluded Himself in Egypt. LONDON, Jan. 3. The Countess of Yarmouth, who was Miss Alice Thaw, of Pittsburg, hag begun proceeding for the nullification of her marriage with the Earl of Yarmouth. The Countess of Yarmouth is a sis ter of Harry K. Thaw. The Yarmouth case was entered in the defended list for trial at the coming sittings of the divorce court. It will be heard in camera. It is said here that the estrangement results from two causes: the first, the action of the Earl during the first trial of Ilarry K. Thaw, the Countess' broth er. It is said that when the trial was about to begin the Count went to Egypt and lived in seclusion in the select colony of English folk there. The sec ond cause is said to be the-action of the Thaw family in determining upon an insanity plea .for Harry Thaw. It is said Yarmouth objected to insanity figuring in the New York trial .on the ground that it would have a direct in fluence on the succession of the Yar mouth estate in the event that there was an issue from the marriage. It is also said the Earl's parents used every influence to prevent the institution of proceedings to nullify the marriage. The marriage of the Earl of Yar mouth in Pittsburg to Alice Cornelia Thaw followed a rather brief courtship and ended the Earl's stage career, which had begun in private theatricals at New port and had later been more or less successful in a professional way. Lady Yarmouth has always been the favorite with her brother, H. K. Thaw, whose second trial for the killing of Stanford White will begin Monday. She return ed from England, and was present dur ing the entire first trial of her brother. It has been given out that Lady Yar mouth would not be present at the sec ond trial, out of deference to the wishes of her husband and his family, the Earl having strongly objected to the noto riety of the first trial. At the wedding of the Yarmouth it was planned that the bride's eldest brother, Harry, should give her away, but he was absent. The ceremony was delayed several hours to await His com pany, but he did not appear. Josiah Thaw, another brother, acted in his place. It was said that the delay in the ceremony was due to further nego tiations with regard to tho marriage settlement from the Thaw family. The Earl is declared to have insisted upon an increase, and the papers had to be drawn up before the marriage could proceed. It is said that he received $100,000 in cash, in addition to a heavy settlement. Within the first year of her married life, Lady Yarmouth was compelled to deny rumors of a disagree ment with her husband. She endeavor ed to live as quietly as possible and entertain only on a small scale. Wlhile the Earl's family Is said to have treated the American girl not over kindly, it was not until the killing of Stanford White by Harry Thaw that a seriou break in their family relation ensued. AWTI-SUICIDE BUREAU. Sought Three Hundred Persona Have Assistance, CHICAGO, Jan. 3.The Chicago anti suicide bureau of the Salvation Army issued a report yenterday of the ease handled and suicides prevented sine the establishing of th bureau six months ago. In that time 335 persons have sougbtthe assistance offered by th bureau and of this number it is esti mated 80jer cent have been save J from self-destruction. A significant fact is that of overwhelming number who applied to the bureau -were men. Only 65 women availed themselves of ti e help of the women's department The mot prolifice cause of men desiring to commit suicide are domestic unhappi r.es, lack of employment, drunkenese, and gambling. The reasons given most frequently by the women were deser tion, sicknes and lack of work. DAVID PERSONS DEAD. CHICAGO, Jan. 3. David Van Ness Person died yesterday fter a brief ill ness. He was born in 1840 in New York, where his father waa a prominent law yer. In 1883 he established the paint, oil and drug review, which he conducted up to the time of hi death. He was active in the organization of the National Paint, Oil Varnish As sociation and served aa its secretary for 12 years. In 1809, he became the first secretary of the. Paint Manufac turers' Association of the United States, an office which he held continuously until 1905. MINING MEN MEET. SEATTLE, Jan. 3. A meeting of mining men of Alaska, Washington, Oregon. Idaho, Montana, British Colum bit and the Yukon territory will be held in this city on March 23 and 24 under the auspices of the mining congress. MADE FALSE ENTRIES Another Sensational Chapter Ad ded to Bank Scandal. BOOKKEEPER MAKES AVOWAL Under Merciless Cross Examination H. L. Storra Admits he Made False En tries in the Books Under Orders from Brown and Robertson. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3. Another v sensational chapter was added to the California Safe Deposit Trust Com pany scandal yesterday when H. L. Storrs, one of the bookkeeprs of the concern broke down under a merciless cross examination and confessed that the false entries in the books were in his handwriting, and had been made un der orders from J. Dalzell Brown and J. D. Robertson, the fugitive assistant secretary. The confession made by Storrs was compete in every respect and establish ed the ifact that nearly $1,000,000 had been falsely added to the assets of the bank in order to deceive the state com missioners. More than $500,000 had been fraudulently added to the account of Brown, Walter J. Bartnett and the San Francisco San Joaquin Coal Co. alone. In order to balance the books, Stoors said that a like sum had been charged against depositors in the bank. The confession of Storrs was taade in the bank building at California street after he had been subjected to a search ing examination by Assistant District Attorney William Hoff Cook and Theo- dore Kytka, the handwriting expert. NOTED OARSMAN DEAD. TORONTO, Jan. 4. Edward Hanlan, ex-champion oasjsman of the worlct died at 1 o'clock this (Saturday) morning of pneumonia. y

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M li 0 A THE MORNING ASTORIAN, rSTORiA, OREGON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, nop COME TO OUR January Cleaa-up Sale And bave Money. JALOFPS "The Style Store" 537 Co mm ercialStreet CHAMBER COMMERCE ELECTION Revival Meetings. A aerie of special services for revival will be held in the Methodist Church, beginning Wednesday evening, January 8th. Mr. Rarick has secured the serv ices of Rev. C. M. Van Marter, a mem ber of the Oregon conference and who is devoting this year to these special meet ings in the State. Prof. Chas. H. Gray and wife have also been secured to take charge of the large chorus choir which now is being organized to lead in the singing during these special meet ings. Rev. Van Marter will preach each afternoon and evening during the week and three times on Sundays. Every ef fort is being made to make the meetings interesting and helpful. These people come to Astoria with the best of recom mendations as faithful Christian work ers and will no doubt be of great service in building up the work of the churches in the city. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ OOO PERSONAL MENTION O 00 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Air. and Mrs Jack Cobb left Astoria yesterday to resume their old home at Warrenton, where Mr. Cobb will open a barber shop, and do a bit of hunting on the side. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Linton came up from Warrenton to witness the performance of "Uncle Tom's Cabin, at the Astoria theatre, and returned home on yester day morning's train. George Hendricks is in the city from Seattle. Dr. E. Klampe, of llwaco, Wash., is in the city. L. L. Bush, a prominent oyster man of Bav Center, is in Astoria. COMMERCIAL BODY WILL GIVE SMOKER AT ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS ON MONDAY NIGHT NEXT. The annual election of oflWrs will be a smoker. The object is to mnoke every member out In attendance and in voting array. The Chamber of Commerce cannot go ahead without officers. Of course no one expects it to, for it will have good oftVers during the coming year just as it has had during past years. But who will they be! That is the question, and the first thing on the tapis is the elec tion of these oflk-crs. The better the citisens do their work at the annual election next Monday, January Oth, it follows that better will be the work the Chamber will thereafter do during the remainder of the year. The announcement of the annual meeting, election and smoker has been sent out in the following letter t all the members: "The annual meeting and election of officers of the Chamber of Commerce will take place Monday night, January Oth, the meeting beginning at 7:30 o'clock. The annual reports will first be heard and then the election of ofll cers will be held, after which there will lie a smoker. "Every member is urgently requested to be present and discharge his duty on this occasion. It is especially desired that the meeting shall be open and free and that everyone present shall express his opinions fully on any matter that may eome op. It would be well to say ves when you mean yes and no when you mean'so, so that there may be the best understanding concerning the will of the members about the work for the present year. "The secretary would appreciate it if you would write any suggestions you may have on a slip of paper and enclose it in an envelope and send it to him. 33rd Annual Clearance Sale Twenty per Cent. Discount on Each and Every Article in Our Stock. Sir Special sale of Steel Ranges. This range is all blue steel body, drop door feed, full nickel trimmed and asbestos M Special $25 We are overstocked on Heat ing stoves and as special in ducement we are offering 25 per cent discount on all of our heating stoves. Our endless stock of Rugs in all sizes and qualities are now offered at reduced prices. Straight Chairs and Rockers. Our full line of delayed holi day stock is now on display at the usual 20 per cent discount A full line of Couches, up holstered in leathers and veloir are now on display at sacrifices. Napoleon Beds in oak, ma hogany and birdseye maple. Prices range from $17.50 to $75. Thirty-threeYears in Astoria Established in 1875. OUR Great Annual Sale Still Goes Merrily On. Reductionson Everything Many people are availing them selves of the big bargains offered in our Annual Sale. BIG ACTUAL REDUCTIONS Special: lOO All-wool Suits, $J0 to $20 values, now $7.95. 500 Shirts, $J to $1.50 values, now 80c. 15 to 25 per cent off on Suits. 20 per cent off on Hats. 20 per cent off on Overcoats. 10 to 20 per cent off on Furnishings. The INobby Clothier v We desire to get as many ideas as pos sible that the Chamber may fill the function of a clearing house for useful ideas for the improvement of the city." A Seaside Tragedy Early yesterday morning the remains of a well known workingman of .Sea side, were found floating face-downward in the Necanicum river just back of the Hotel Xloguine, and about forty feet from where the rutin had a shack of his own. If in name was Henry It. Shnniii'H, and he was a carpenter by trade ami a good workman when he was sober, but whs badly given to liquor us a general thing, and as it Inter proved, this fail ing contributed to his death. Word was sent to County Coroner W. C. A. Pub I, who mcnt down to the const city on the noon express and immediate ly summoned a coroner's jury to in quire into the circumstances of the death. After hearing all the testimony that would throw any light on the sub ject. Coroner Pohl sent to the record a verdict of accidental death, the tcsti money showing that Shannes had been drinking for sometime past, had been missed for three days, and the absence of all signs of violence contributing to the conclusion. It seems the man's home was in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and that he has re latives there; and to them Coroner Pohl has wired for instruction as to what shall be done with the body. The coroner remained over in Seaside last evening and will be up this morning with the remains if an order is receiv ed requiring its shipment to his old home: and in default thereof, he will order the interment to be made there. Shanness had property in Kansas, something like 1S2 acres of land upon which he held a tax-receipt upon a stated valuation of $30., and he had a small amount of money. Start 1008 Right By purchasing your Groceries from us YOU WILL BE SAVING MONEY High Gradj: Goods; Prompt Service, Courteous Tretnent. Acme Grocery Co. The Up-to-Date Grocers. S9i COMMERCIAL ST. PHOIft 681 Simple Remedy For La Grippe La grippe coughs are dangerous as they frequently develop into pneumonia. Foley's Honey and Tar not only stops the cough but heals and strengthens the lungs so that no serious results need be feared. The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar contains no harmf ul drugs and is in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. NEW TO-DAY 0 Re Grocery Stcrs. Try our own mixture of coffee Um J. P. B. Freeh fruit and vegetable. Babollet A Co. grocers. Phone Mala The Commercial, The Commercial, Commercial street, near Eleventh, aa everyone knows, is one of the most popular resorts in As toria. Drop in at any time and tee the class of people who patronise this popu lar place and you will be satisfied that, in entertaining a gentleman friend, you have found the right place. A pleasant game of billiards, a little refreshment, and a quiet talk helps to pass a pleasant evening. Palace Restaurant. A successful year has Just closed for the Palace Restaurant and a new year opens. This year will, no doubt, be as successful for this popular restaurant as the past if not more so. The manner of treating the guest pursued there can not but tend to hold the trade and bring those who have never heard of the Palace. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT Notice. Door Mats, 60 cents each) Umbrelli Vases, 78 cents each. You need them in this kind of weather. See Hildebrat t Got. rake LAXATW; BROMO Quinine Tab lets. Druggists iefund money if it falls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signature is on each box. 25c. Now at City Hall City Attorney Charles AbercromUe has removed from his old quarters at 601 Commercial street, and will, henceforth be found at his office on the second floor of the City Hall U-30-tf. Columbta and View aTaphophoaea and latest records at iU Commercial treat A, R. Cyrus. ej, Oliver typewriters and automatic stenographers at A. ft. Cyrus, ill commercial street. g. OWNERSHIP OF ISLANDS. WASHTNGTON, D. C, Jan. 3.-8ona-tor Piles, of counsel for the State "of Washington, today filed a brief In the Supreme Court in the case of the State of Washington versus the State of Ore gon, involving the ownership of islands in the Columbia river. Both states are claiming jurisdiction and sovereignity to valuable Islands and sands in the chan nel near the mouth of the river, and the brief filed today answers the brief filed by the State of Oregon, December 0, in the same case. Lame Shoulder Cured. Lame shoulder is usually caused by rheumatism of the muscles and quickly yields to a few applications of Chamber lain's Pain Balm. Mrs, F. II. McElwee, of Boistawn, Now Brunswick, writes! "Having been troubled for some time with a pain in my left shoulder, I de chlcd to give Chamberlain's Pain Balm a trial, with the result that I got prompt relief." For sale by Frank llart and lead ing druggists. S

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SATURDAY, JANUARY tsst- 4, mm THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. Our twenty years experience, our up-to-date equipment and immense stock of GROCERIES. FRESH MEATS, FUUJTH AND VEGETABLES, 01 UNAWARE, ETC. HAY AND MILL FEED arc at yonr service for 1908. ROSS, H1GGINS CO. The Leading Orofm W TILES llf 1 1' Marriage License (Kwar mU end Kiinim ,1'cltomlml. both of Clatsop county, wr the recip ient of document permitting them to wed, from the county clerk yesterday. A Good Company The "Are You deity Company" which made yrxat lilt III l'tn-t luint, the u-t week, ftra Iwoked t tli Astoria Tlifn- tr for tomorrow nljjht. Adminiatritor Appointed Th petition of I). J. Insulin to lie ap pointed administrator of the estate of hi late on, Melville Spencer InjalU. wa .favorably acted upon by Judge Trenchard yesterday tt ml )tittr of ad ministration went ordered issued. Initalling Oil Burner A. It. Church, who ha Installed many oil burner In this section, mid thnouiiii out the state, In in Atil. Ills men r now enj;njt,I in lilting out the Julia II. with an oil liiinilnj- apparatu. Sev oral other outfit ill le plaivd ty Mr. Church later. Tunnel Work Progretaing AWrk on the tunnel of the Ilwaco H. It Co.. on the north shore, ia pro greying finely, Yesterday morning, day light wa reached in the lore. A per foration having bwn made. Work will lie steadily prueeeded with and will W completed liy spring. Would Lay Railt- K. A. Ordlng, the contractor, who l Improving Irving avenue, baa filed a petition with Auditor Anderson aking the Council fop permUition to lay rail temporarily on Irving avenue between Fourteenth and Klghtcenth trets, for the purnft of moving dirt in the im provement of the street. New Boy Arrive Dr. te report! the arrival of a now on at the home of John 01n, I (KM lluane utrcct about 6 o'clock lust evening. Entertainment Postponed Owing to the tllnes of Chiiplalti Kllofson, of the rleiimen' institute, the iitcrlaiuiiieiit which wa to have heen glvi-n tonight liu. lHn postponed. Due notice will hi. given of the date on .illicit it w ill I held. For Order of Sale Tho guanllan 0f Willie and ilu.cl (hrlsterisen, minora, ha patitioiiej the county court fur an order of alc of real etale, ami Monday, January 2"th was set for hearing objection to ltiing the order, from the minor and their heir. Funeral Service The funeral service over the leiimiui of Uie lute ('aptiiin Jnmea K. Campbell will be conducted jointly under the aimpiwa of Astoria Idg, No. ISO, 11. I. (I, K. and Amur Lodge No. 0. K. of 1'. in Old Fellow' hull, on Sunday after iioou at 1 o'clock. Interment will be had in the Knight of Pythia plat at the tirrriiwoud teeiutery. Council Special $eion A call tin lern iued by Muuie Wise i'or a special session of the Council to I held on Monday, January 0, at 12 o'clock noun. The session i for the pur- po.e of adopting a resolution fixing the lime for bidding the regular meeting during the year. The resolution will undoubtedly fix Monday evening ut V.'M) o'clock a the flrt regular mcetiiig of NEW APPOINTMENTS ARE MADE COUNTY COURT NAMES R0ADMAS TER, OVERSEER OF POOR, JUS TICE OF PEACE F0 SEASIDE AND BRIDGE KEEPERS. The county court held a long clon aln yesterday all of the member be- WATER COMMISSION MEETING REGULAR SESSION OF THE BOARD TRANSACTS ROUTINE BUSINESS -REPORTS READ AND BILLS ALLOWED. The regular session of the wuter com- inliou met ut their room in the City iug present. The -oiitrarl for furnl-; Hull lust evening all the member be- tore, and vault for tho niw court house, ing present except Jr. .Samuel Elmore, which were recently let, were approved, j who is confined to 1il borne with a e The mutter of purchasing a rock cruh-! vm! ttaek of the giippe. The elon er wa taken up, and It wn decldcl ,lort on! not,,ir, '"'t routine t nrir v,. i -.i .i i M"g transacted. Hie minute f the previous regular lewion and of from Ue.ll Co., of Portland. Thectjtlie npfM mnUm WM ap. ol the muclilnc will 1 (17;0, in Chi- proved. The clerk report for Decern- cago. and It will Im delivered in 00 day, showed the total amount of businea Mr. Joseph llrown was awarded con- Ttkeo 111 Jean Hunting, who has been under the weather for the pant .few day, wa eom polled to go to hi home yesterday. lie 1 differing from an attack of la grippe, and it I hoped that hi Indisposition will lat but ft few day. During his absence Frank ,Onrn will aaume hi duties a driver of Chemical No. 1. Grand Smoker "Will be given by the different unions of thl elty, Tuesday evening, January Ttli, at 8 p. m., in the aid Fellows' building In honor of the Oregon State Federation. All are cordially invited. I-4-3U Fined For Trespawing Sum Xego and C. Xego, two Jnp, were before Judge Goodman ye4eidny charged with trenpaasing. J. J. Kinney was the complainant, and charged the defendant with trespassing on his duck feeding lake, which wa fence,! In. The Judge lined the culprit $10 and cost each but their attorney, fl. 0. Fulton, asked that the fine be placed at an amount that would allow an appeal, and he wa accommodated by the fine being placed ut $20 and cost. You Don't Need to Send to Portlani 0. H. Orkwltc 137 Tenth (treat. eJ cover your umbrella juat a good u they can any place on the northwet coast Sweets Confectionery and Ice Cream Parlors. is the best and most reliable place to buy your Christmas Novelties and Candies. Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs 2 Dozen 5c Scholfield filattson Go. GOOD GOODS 112 and 120 Twelfth St. Phone 1181 Phone 931 for Ui month of Jfccember to have been 1.. tli a 1 1"flAO 1 I. t tract for meal, for the county prison- T' lu,B'ca"D iimi iop me same period were er-, being the only bidder, lhe T,l0 tnmnft 4atemfnt for prue pr meal agreed upon 1. 20 cent. lht month endin)f 7 VZ a r huknce on Uni in the ?cnerttl fund of I r in?" V Z MM- The report of asltant adults $117.1, children W.75. The eon- fornif(UllHn(. the month w reaJ ac, a awarueu ,o ,,e. on fl,fc fop p.com ,r .urn, lhcemer tmmnUng to 15,50.75 w or. m :m l"""l,r """V- 11 dered paid. Bill, for the month of De- from J. H. Hobson L Co. The wmW t the ammmt of price wa, I per eent per gallon, in 20 Tu, mmm,inlrallnni (nT Hnllon lots, and the bid was accepted. th, of nUf wm nfmfA th Several of the present official were re- m(e committ,e anJ further buslneM ap,M.imcu as .onows: r. J. J. ru.ton, Mm Mmmhtim td- ove raee, of the jioop t a salary of $10 mpnt WM tak,n th(J ncxt per month; J. F. Itartoldii. road master w ith salary of $100, with liond of $2000. Go0(j Thing .m.i Aii.liew line a. janitor until llie The mem)ms of t)le nl,,ht force. of new court house i finished or until the the Ast(irian (the up stair force, of further order of the court. mr.nl nr (rfe.l n ..,n.n,m. tin ac(Hiin oj i ne fleam or former la.t niu tllat wai m.Ae n08 ).ii-e oi .no peace, ai eaiie. m. j. ,H,e hy he Undne.s of the ladie of iMii.h, ier wu a vacancy in mat (;atewav jM,,e of Reikah who held olli.. Henry llrailer was appointed to iplr ilwtaiiati0n 0f officers. The brain till the vacancy, 'with bond placed at Mtor were b hot Mtaai. Keejers of bridge were ftp- H.inled. as followes: Wallu-ki bridge, ,)rou ,lt (o the anctlim by a commit- A. MeUan. salary $20 per mouth; iff (i( IadiM ..jIomC never wa like lx!wi 4 lark bridge Xo. I, Lexon An- tM, IllllUfred the police editor as derson, salary, $10 per month; Lewis fine piive of mUe melted hjR mouth, Dark bridge, No. 20, X. Jones, salary .Ti)ftt.g ftee mother never made," $25 r mouth; Voung' Jlay bridge, chirped the marine editor, a he tmacked Cyru Ilnrriiuan and Warrenton draw bi ethiopian liw, and ft huge sandwich bridge, J. A. Xcal, aalary $5 per month, diggppcred n hfs capacious maw. The All are mipisdnted except J. A. Xeal. ni.ht editor Ha-hl nothinir, neither did The court Issued an order to the bridge ,,e g,iw WO0(J ,,e happily keeper tni no intoxicating liquors ai tlm p0(H lhitlgt jUappeared from shall be sold on the county premises. hig dcsk lo ft pace whpre tht,y wollJ The court will meet again today. do tjie mo(,t good. The telegraph -edi tor aid: "I hope '30 will never come in The Whang Ho on this proposition," while the court The Chinese war juuk Whang Ho, reporter muttered "fine." The war cor- which was in the harbor last summer, respondent mumbled, as he finished hi and which luis been exhibited at many tcnth sandwich and his fifth cup of point on tho coas, will make a trip to'free, "let the Jap come on we do not New Oi lean by w ay of the Strait of j, xh0 count for Moran, or Attel Magellan. Her first atop will lie at cither, after this, piped the sporting Muiuitlaii and there, alio will be beached editor,' thev would surely be ovcr- and cleaned. Capt. M. II. Graham will j wiKilt jf they were fed like this." I lie in command and hu will have a white eold cat block of this,' said the real crew of eight to man the sails. Her estate editor, "and drink lots of that bamboo masts wil bo discarded us will ncctar of the gods, good deeds bring also bo her matting sails. The Whang their own reward." "Gee," shrieked the I To is an interesting craft, upposed to copy hoy as he disappeared through the im! i iu years oia, aim is ouui ot cam-: (toor w,th nn armful of cake and sand phor wood, teak 'wood, pipe mahogany. J wiche which he had slyly swiped, "I Singapore iron wood and Fooehow pole, ie t0 Work here." Thus things went She was purchased i China by W. F. j on and continued until the last crumb Milne and sailed across "the Pacilio to had been 'gathered up and the steady San Pedro, Oil, The instruments form-'grind proceeded with. The down-stairs erly used on the Wliang IIo, in the tor- j force will be invited to the next repast turo of pirates, form the most interest-i ing part of the craft. She left San Fran- Sub-Committee Works- One Piano Number FREE with each $5.00 Purchase by a Wise Cus.ocer. V Money scare? We don't care! V Mark-down prices r Everywhere! r 1 I IIIIIM 1-- T i to... The phantom "Panic" has not ruffled us. We are "still doing business at the same old stand." The welfare of our business depends on the faith of ou-xustomers, and we are kept busy as -ever selling good clothes. Thank you! for your favors during the past year. Thank you! for your patronage in 1908. Youll find good value at all times. And just now our reduction Sales Offer Unusual Opportunities. IB to 35 per Cent Off. Men's and Boys' Suits. Overcoats, Hats, Underwear, Umbrellas, Trunks, Etc, Herman Wise Astoria's Reliable Clothier. DONE BY DEEDS. I-nrs Largen to H. B. Nicholas, certain land in T. 8 X., R. 9 W., D.L.C. of JohniAdair..... 1 Henry J. H. Dechmann to Mar garet Bell, XE. 1-4 of section 28, T. 4 N, R. 10 V.; 160 acres.. 1600 U. S. to Franziskft John, SE. 1-4 of XW. 1-4 of section 4, and S. 1-2 oi XB. 1-4 and the SE. 1-4 'of XW. of 1-4" of section 5, T. J S, 11. 9 W.; 160 acres; patent. U. S. to Bruno P. John, E. 1-2 of XW. 1-4 of section 9. T. 6 N, It. 9 W.j 80 acres; patent U. S. Tarren to W. C. Hardie, lota 3, 6 and 11. Hay Stack Rock Park 1 JUST RECEIVED a fresh shipment of Lowney's Candies Pound Boxes 50c and up. Boxes 15c to' $2.50 Tag'g's Parlors 483 Commercial St cisco on Thursday. Rebekah Installation I The street committee on streets, that is the sub-coiuniittce that does the work, were at it vesterday, the scene of their work being Bond street. They were re Gateway Belickith Lodge, Xo. 77, I. 0. (X F. held an installation of oflicers for moving the piles of mud which had the ensuing term, in their lodperoom been gathered at a previous session. The last evening. A very enjoyable time chairman of theub commitee, Dan Bel was spent, music and social converse, j oher drove the wagon and his subordi- interspersed with duncing, affording j n did the loading. Superintendent much enjoyment to those present. A t Street Ceamey with his usual gene For a VICTOR OR AN EDISON PHONOGRAPH goto Johnson Phonograph Co, Parlor teoend Floor ever Boholfleld A Matt ion Co, delicious repast was indulged and the new offices started on their duties with many congratulations. The following were the oflicers installed: Belle Huden, noble, grand; Alma Lawson, vice-grand; May me Clinton, secretary; Rose XorJ strom, financial secretary; A. Y. An derson, treasurer; Betsy Enberg, war den; Magdaline Lauridsen, conductor; Maggio Younce, inside guardian; Lena Smith, outside guardian; J, L. Kline, rosity, furnished the wagon, which, by the way, he borrowed from E. A. Gerd ing. "Jimmy" will probably have a lapse of memory when, the time comes to turn the vehicle, as he needs it very much in his business, it having a tight closed body and can carry the semi liquified terra flrma to a particular point, instead of distributing it along the streets. Judge Anderson, the ap pointee of the subcommittee is pleased right aupporter noble grand Clara P. I with tneir work out needless to state Hobaen, left supporter noble grand; that they will cheerfully resign when Hilma Peterson, right supportor vice tnel'" telM of service has expired. grand; Laura Anderson, left supporter vice grand; IJllie Lewis, chaplain. Discount Sale Miss Crang, proprietress of the Art Store, 541 Commercial street, Is holding her regular January discount sale. Every article In the store has been re duced in price and a splendid opportun ity for bargains. Attention Knights of Pythias. Members of Astor Lodge, No. 6. are requested to meet in the Castle Hall at 12 o'clock, noon, Sunday, January 5th, to attend the funeral of Sir Knight J. E. Campbell. THOS. B. LOUGHERY, C. C. Attest: A. J. C. Shreder, K. of R. S. l-4-2t. A. R. Church, of Portland, is a guest Special Sale of his brother, E. J. Church, engineer On ranges, heating stovee, and rug, on the A. C. R. R., and will remain at L. H. Hennlngsen, 604-506 Bond street in ths city about a week. next door to express office. Brown's Clean Up Shoe Sale 2,000 Pairs of Men's, Women's, Boys' arid Children's High Class Shoes to be sacrificed at less than eost. Thin event will mark the greatest and most merciless slaughter of shoes ever known in Astoria. During this sale you can have them at 25c. a pair and Up. Chas. V Brown The Family Shoe Man

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THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA. OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. HELP W AM TED. HOUSE MOVERS. ntEDRICKSON BR03-W mal a TTASTED-A 00nET:-2Tr GIRL Kj ipw:i8uv of house moving, carpenter, pneral housework; three in family. p,nml jobbing: prompt at- Apply Mrs. Kerfoot at Stovens. j wnUoa ,0 ,u order. Corner Tenth nd I Dun. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. FOR SALE. FOR SALE A RANCH OF SO ACRES; 9-room house; good outside building, all newly pained; -200 fruit tree 13 d of catties one span of young nam; two lumber -wagons; mowing machine, bay rake, cultivator, plow, tar low and a new separator; will be sold t one-half of their value on account of living the country. Address, Nels Olson. Oak Point. Wash. l-4-12t. TOR SALE THE STOCK AND FTX tures of a general atore located a few bQm from Astoria; very clean tock. hl wm invoke about $7000. Par- JeulJ at WESTERN REALTY 00. PROFESSIONAL CARPI ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW CHARLES H. ABERCROMBIK Attoruey-at-Law City Attorneq Offices, City Hall ONE HUNDRED-ROOM HOTEL FOR Mfc. doing a splendid business; good pportunity for a first-class hotel man. WESTERN REALTY CO. KJR SALE ONE-QUARTER OR ONE kalf interest in a summer resort hotel doing a fine busineaa; over 100 i and always engaged j WESTERN K-3Jbi x w. IOR SALE THE FURNITURE OF A i)atni fcmue: rooms always fall; low rent. Western Realty Co- 476 Commercial street. JOHN C. McCUE, Attorney-AW-aw. Deputy District Attorney. Page Building. Suit 4. RESTAURANTS. TOKIO RESTAURANT. 631 ltond Street. Opposite Ross, Hlggln Co- Coffee with Pie or Cake to Ct. -MRST-CLASS MEALS. Regular Meali'is Cta. and Up. 4 The Irresistible Lunge g Mis of His StrWc French Duel A a W"1"' V U. S. RESTAURANT. 434 Bond Street Coffee with Pie or Cake io Cta, First Class Meala 13 Cents. HOWARD M. MOWNILU Attorney-At-Law. Offie with Mr. J. A. tatta. at It. m Commercial St, Astoria. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. ASTORIA RESTAURANT UAHO tum, nop. Phono 1681 Main. SW Bond St The Finest 5C Meal Served la Astoria. Came in Season. Your Patronage Solicited. Courteous Treatment to All. George Rfeigwnlt nud 1 wero school fellows, mul when tlio Spanish war hroko out both run awny from homo to enlist, neither of us Mug eighteen years of ago. During the slogo of Snutlngo George- was left wounded in on exposed position. I went buck and carried him to a safer plaoe. Ho set great store by an ntf which 1 consider only the most natural in tho world aud declared that he would never rest content till ho had repaid tho debt. But he did not recover from his wound and tn addition contracted typhoid pans to a second Impression he said to mn; "(lot up!" 1 did no and stood In my pajamas, waiting the nest move In this Utigo affair. A couple of foils wore staudlug In a corner, (lenrgo took one, handed me the other, then placed himself on guard. I paxsively did the same. After few pause ho put back hi left foot and toyed with my foil. Then sud denly he lunged. 1 saw, but did uot feel, tils foil paw through my body. While I was wondering, ho said, "On guard!" and made the same movement i.),vii,i time, attain runulug me DENTISTS. Dr. VAUGHAN, Dk. nsT Pythian Building, Astoria, Oregon. DR. W. C LOGAN DENTIST Commercial St Shtnahaa Building UIUOU COUUBCICU If yutnu 1 iliA llatilV fever, of which ho died at Mon.auk Si I"riel.. making No Students, No Cocaine, No Oat, ill! HOTELS. FOR RENT. TURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS to rent; no children wanwa. ITti at, P. E. Ferchen. 12-15-tf. IHOSE PLEATED BOSOM SHIRTS The kind known by 'uneasy men in the owner, are difficult articles to launder afcely. Unleaa yon know just how to io it, the front pleat wont iron down smooth, and the shirt front will took masy. Our New Press Ironer irons them without rolling or stretching. .Try It Troy Laundry, Tenth and Duane. Phone Main 1991. OSTEOPATHS. DR. RH0DA C. HICKS OSTEOPATH Office ManseU Bid. Phone Black SMI I7t CommerclaJ Bt, Astoria, Ore. LOST AND FOUND. TTOTIND LADIES' HANDBAG. OWNER can have same by paying for this ad. ,1 -.mvinrr TirnTXrtV. l'4"3t. muu r r MESSENGER SERVICE. Hasty Messenger Co. 433 Commercial St. NIGHT OR DAY SERVICE. Phone Main 3721. ""MASSAGING. Massaging xv ATX, ITS BRANCHES; WARM baths if necessary; thorough compe tency is assured. MRS. M. HEYN0, 87 W. Bond Street, Astoria. NORTHERN HOTEL Astoria's Newest and Best Hotel Eleventh and Duane Streets. Rooms, Single or en Suite, Steam- Heated. Baths, Running Water in Every Room. Rates, 50c to $1-80; Special by Week Phone Main 3911. MRS. J. COLLINS. Manager. UNDERTAKERS. J. A. G I LB AUG 11 CO., Undertakers and Euitialruers. Experienced Lady Assistant When Desired. HOTEL PORTLAND Finest Hotel in the Northwest PORTLAND, ORE. European Plan Only. H. C. BOWERS, Manager. Calls Promptly Attended Day or Night. Patton Bdg. 12th and Dunne Sts ASTORIA, OREGON Phone Wain 2111 I BOAT-BUILDING. i. 1 Mw mike O t uaHerni. ZLm M 1 heir it via. nccurwr wd fc'tnplitHy. JtMet than of any pt coaai oi FRANK SMITH, BOATBUILDING AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY Taylor avenue. T, L, DriscolT Boatbuilding and Rcpar ing a Specialty. 22 nd t ad Exchange street. inn iwv""nr' V"" t j,..' vi im.itnm. unt tan Free. Sutucril" lr. l.mAw A Mite Wanted. Itimlxmi rremwwet fko.) Prtmii.ni CitUosu, l"'"S "J ...I. hbi free. Addreu Tils McCAU. LOh V lauen 8irvU'6 I had done him When I was mustorod out of the serv tco I was offered a coinmUalon In the regular nruiy. but 1 deckled to study uhhIU'Iiio. While taking a uulshlng course In Part I unintentionally won the regard of a girl who. unfortunately for me, had a lover already. Had I kuown of this man exlsteuce I should have endeavored to kep the girl at a distance. The Brut Intlmntlou 1 had of hliu was at n upier I wo enjoying with a uuuihcr of my follow students. A man Iu passhiu behind me brushed against me so foivlbly n to knoi-k me off my ehalr. Ltwkltig up at him. I saw llmt liw act was uiieuiiouai. Quick ns a flash I sprang at him ami knocked him down. Before he could retaliate was aelxed by my cotupan-1 ions, and my nntngloulst, throwing 11 1 card at me. left the cafe. Tho card bore the name of Antolne Dupny. and j oue of my party lnrormea mo uiai no was the lover of the girl w ho had hon ored me. I Well. I was obllced to flirht hlm- that is, I saw uo way of avoiding meet 1 Ing him under the Purls code without subjecting myself to a woro fate, for the friend be sent mo with a challenge Informed me tbnt bis principal was bent on killing me, and I preferred to die In a respectable fashion rather than be stabbed In the back. 1 hail lime or no training ns a shot or a fencer, so I threw dice to decide whether I should choose (1 had the right ns the dial lengeil party) foils or plstoln. The dice snld foils, and foils It was. 1 knew the fellow eould do with me what he liked, and, ns his secoud had told me he would kill me, the prosiect was Bloomy. Before Santiago there had been 110 more chance of my getting killed than any one else. It was the certainty In the present eaws I didn't llko. Had 1 not had soldierly Inxtlnct and a fair share of pride I believe I would have left Paris by 0 midnight train. The 11 It-'.it before the meeting 1 was asleep l:i bed. Suddenly I awoke. There st.jod Ueorge Blngwalt. My first Imnresslou was that I had been mis- iu hi death. Ucforo 1 coum eral trials, every 0110 of which failed, not iHtonuso of the defense, hut because of my own clumsiness. But 1 kept on until t last "It seemed to mo that It was not George staudlug lefore me, but mi niimiiv of the morrow, and that my life depended on my making the luuge successfully. Concentrating an my watchfulness, my activity, my strength. I threw It with one supremo effort, run ning my foil eienu through tho body before me and breaking my foil against the wall. That's the last of cousclousness for me till I was aroused at 4 o'clock by my second. Had I dreamed or had George Itlngwalt come back to show I1IH tlllU' 1 .-ould win? The foils stood In tho corner. Neither was broken. I must have dreamed. As soon as 1 had got Into my clothes we weut dowu stairs. steiMd luto a carriage and roll ed away to the place of meeting. There tood my adversary, with a self satis fied took on his fuco which eeouiod to ny, "I shall kill you lu a few iuln utes." I remembered the luuge I bad prac ticed lu my dream. If It was a dream, nml fett that It was my only chauce Alitmut ns HiMlh ns we had crossed weapons I put my left', foot back aud toved fur a few momeuts witn my au versary's blade. What there was lu inv ive that disconcerted hllll I don't know, lie must have secu souieihlug ili..n for he showed a momentary frlirhr. Sei.liig my importunity, feel in' n coufUciieo 1 cou!J not account for, I lunged. My foil passed through my enemy ldy and protruuoa cigui pen Ini'hes I roll! his back. I was limried oway to a train for Havre, where I soiled for home. 1 have never lieeu able to make up my mind whether George Itlngwalt return ,i from the dead to save my life whether heeOVeied the purpose through a dream or v. nether the dream, If such U was, was but natural. Natural or aiiiu.i-iiiiliirril Hie Isilatloil gUVB Hie the victory. What adds to tlio compll eiiilou Is that I have since been told that what I learned of swordsmanship la nell known to cerl!llll CXDertS SUO Is called the IrresltOlble luuge. vki44. 60 YEARS' 5v expERiENCE1 A .J 6 r. MISCELLANEOUS. GOOD PASTURAGE FOPv HORSES. Apply at Kinney Farm, Lewis Clark. l-4-6t. PLUMBERS. 1111 J. PLUMBER Heating Contractor, Tinner AND Sheet Iron Worker ALL WORK GUARANTEED 4iS Bond Street TRANSPORTATION. PASSENGERS. FREIGHT K" Line The V 1 1 11 "J.Lj. I RADE lYIMMno Anrone nllnii nkelcli mid ilonCTljiiInn mn? nnlrtclr lunerluin mr epinioit fru wnnllier u invention 111 probnljlT piiientnhla. f'oniniiinlp. I" si rlctl y iona.leut lal. HANDBOOK oiiHatems ontrfrim. OMeM nuenoF fur -unn f pnteiiu. Patent taken thrnuuli Jlunn a to. raceiv flifftal notice, without, tlmme, In the Scientific American A hawiiiomelr lllnirtrated weeklr. I reert elr- MUNN Co.36,Broad"aT' New York Branch Offlce, 625 F 8U WashlLKion. D. U Disturbed the Congregation The person who disturbed the congre gation lust .Sunday by continually roughing js requested to buy a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar. T. V. i-auriit, Owl Drug Store. Read the Morning Astorlan. How to Avoid Pneumonia You can avoid pneumonia and other wioiis results from a cold by taking Foley's Honey and Tar. It stops tho nmeli and fxils the cold from tho sys tem m It is mlldlv laxative. Refuse nay hut the genuine in tho yellow package. T. F. Uiirin, Owl Drug Store. Wt will forfeit $1000 to any char-1 Itabl Institution for any Dentist who I can oouipet with us in rowa and! bridge work, or tth without plate. I Pay no fancy fees until you hsro oon- lulled u. Our continued success to I our many odh'e Is duo to tho uni form hlgh grsds work don by years I of ixiisrisnetd oiiermtor. Th prices I OYoUd below ar absolutely th bt I opportunity to get your money's I wona wiiK'D os over own onoroa. Wt uo nothing but tbt best m- cinaw, BUm FiUlggi ,oe PUttoua ruling im Gold h Plstinum Alloy riUlan.lMi Gold Pilllnt l40 to Is-oo I a S. Whit Layoa Crowa Ivool uoia crowns, d u xtr hVT Im Brldgtwork, per tooth, but ork..lj nest HUDoer nm, s. 8. whit tMth tSLM Aiuminura-imM rmt Iio to lis I A binding gurnto glren wltk ail work for 10 year. VEGETABLE VAPOR Used only by u for PainUu Kiiro uon or ti'otn, joc. Read What Mrs. Jeul Ltvtl Say. I hsd la tft'th xtreted by tk us of VrireUhlt Vsmir. bolutlv mib- le th most pleaslno tlTwt and! highly recommend th tutthod. Yoursl truly. 1m. JESSIE LEVEL. Lfytt. Oregon. NERVOUS PEOPLE. And thos allllctrd with heart wk- ne.s ean hav their teeth xtraetd and IJIW without th leut paio wnsiever. Chicago Dental Parlors Northwest Cor, Commercial and nth. I 1'hnne Main 3001, Th largest and best qulppd Da- tl Ublishfflnt io the North wort. Seventeen office in th United Stat. LADY IN ATTENDANCE. Sew that you r In tha right offle. f V Special Reduction ON Japanese Goods AT Yokohama Bazar All kind of Japanese good, Including China wares, basket, (ilk handkerchief, bra ware, fans, toys, bamboo fund tare, etc, etc. Some good at half prion. 020 Commercial Street MEDICAL. Steamer Lurline Night Boat for Portland and Way Landings. Leave Astoria daily except Sunday at 7p.m. I 1 In'oN AN V COLORS l4VHt' I mm Leave Portland Daily except Sunday at 7 a. m. Unprecedented Successes of CHINESE DOCTOR SWkJ Who is known PfeSthrouRhoat the United BjsCO States on account of Sggfcii wonderful euro. Quick Service Excellent Meals Good Berths. No poisons or drug used. He guaran tee to euro catarrh, asthma, lung and throat trouble, rheumatism, nervousness, tUmach, liver and kidney, female torn plaints and all chronic diseases. SUCCESSFUL HOME TREATMENT. If you cannot call write for symptom blank and circular, inclosing 4 cent In tamps. THE C. GEE W0 MEDICINE CO. 162i First St., Corner Morrhwn, PORTLAND, OREGON. PImso mention the Astorian. sea LARGEST FACILITIES R$j IN THE WEST FORfe THE PRODUCTION OF 5$ RADE WORICKV3 LOW i$ EASTCIII HOUSES U Landing Astoria Flavel Wharf. Landing Portland Foot Taylor St G. B. BLESSING, Agent Phone Main 9761. 1 I HIGH G i j RATES AS n -ihthiii 111 iiiitsits' 111 iru .pvwsr.'jcrt v j CANADIAN PACIFJC ,7ENIPRES8" Lino of the Atlantlo First cabin winter rate, $55 up. Superior accommodation available. Safety, speed and comfort combined. Write for particulars. James Finlay wn, agent, Astoria, Oregon. loo a cS;j IPTa.!! En3 Al.f'nilfll. PVU I'VN'V AVgctaMe Prpparal ton forAs- Simil.'llillrtlhprmtl.imll?p(1iila ting Uie Siomacits atuLBoweUof Tor Infants andChiWrnn.. The Kisd Yon feis Always Eesg'i! Bears tlio Prnmnlps nirfpslion!if erfur o nncc -ind Ril rnnt.llmncllhfT Opium.Morphinc norMiacraL ISOTJNARCOTIC. jtuyeoroUMWurmM. ftmiM Sim" yUxJmm llixSiukUk Clmiliril Sugar INutlajitm tlmr. A norfarl HomprW for ftmsllDa Hon, Sour Stomach.Dlarrhoea Worms jConvxHsions.rcvensn nessandLOSSOFSLEliP. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. if h A nil of -AV' MV i y R- CougkColds, Os For Over Thirty Years Exact Copy of Wrapper. tms otTu 001 in hi 1 in 11 "'"'wM,'"''wr?T-?!i This remedy can always be depended upon and Is pleasant to take, It contains no opltm or other harmful drug and may be given as coaiV dently to a baby as to an adult. Prlc 25 cents, large sizi 50 cents, M tittftrtDlara W MEN ANDWOMER. Omi nif ii for onnttaral dlii:lnri(i,lnllmratlom, 'rritntlom or ulcwrailou -it mil nous lininbriim. P.litln... nil nut KitrlD. ItHt tVHS ClttMIOAt CO. nt or pomoaaai. Mold by llrasVMli, 1 or mul In iililn wriiK, Yt -iricii, rril'l, f" II.OO. or hottlrSi, r --i ol- f WINES, LIQURS AND CIGARS. Eagle Concert Hall (320 Artor St) I Room for rent by th day, wk, of I nonth. Best rate in town. V I P. A. PETERSO. J, Prop. N

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SATURDAY, JANUARY THE MORNING ASTOR1AN, ASTORJA. OREGON. PQRTUND MARKETS In asm. niwiliiral. iS.fiOs box, 50 j cwt., fruit or lurry ainrar. tft.tMj boxes, 50 ewt. advance over a'k lmi i lr. If wild for In 15 day). ,i v, ni i. I CoirimMwha, UdiWoi .lav, fanov. i 2o2Hoj Java, good, 2(&24oi Java, or- Ln'ftjt Oufltailons In the Portland I "'",o.nf 2"'i cwa nu. fancy, Markets. Complete Market Report Corrected Each Day Giving the Wholesale Prloti of Commodltle, Farm Profuce, and Vegetable!. I-OIITUNI), Jan. 3.A wa expect' d. a drop in hitter pii occurred to (lay, nearly all llie city rroauterle go in to a Sjrtnl l.l In the aale of heir luiiidt Hut the new quo'. tl'.n d.ni ixii holi'. for all, for the mat-ag-r of one oi the leading city cream eriv todny that the old price, 371 cent, wa allll in fuive ao far the but nroduct nf lit lioue w roncemed. lie n.KIri that the trade at the former prlrc wa all tnat could be delred and that a long a present condition continue there would lie no change. There wa today a limited demand for hen and chicken. The top price win quoted at U cent. Turkey el at 17 to 19 cent and drced at 22 to 24 cetita a pound. For ducka there I a tteady but light call, Geee are not wanted to any extent. Kgg are quoted at 32 to 33 centi; if present favorable weather continue for long the cliawe are that quotation will go etllt lower. Grain, Flour, Feed. Wheat- Club, 83oj Valley. 85c i blue tern, B5c red Rulan. Rlc. OataI'ro-lucerV prl.: While. f.'; gray, f27. Hay Valley timothy, l8Si:lli Kat ern Oregon. $2ow! clover, I3j cheat, 113; alfalfa. 13; grain. U(1I5. Mlllfed-Clty bran. 23; county brain I24j city short, .M.W); country hort 20: chop. IM; mtddllnga, 20. Flour Hard wheat, patent, $4.05 1 straight, -M; graham, W.60; rye, 3; whole-wheat flour, 4.7A Valley flour, $4.40j Dukota, $fl.40(S(l,fl(), Kantern rye, li.5()j WUbiiry, V) Corvalll. 94-40. Ry-41.23tM.30 jxt cwt. drain Baga Domeallc, lc; Calcutta. Of. Vm Whole. i:i2; cracked. $33 per ton. Hupkwhet$3o per ton. Barley drodueer' price: Brewing, 128,50; feed, 27j rolled, $30(31. Cereal Fooda Boiled oat, cream, 00 Ih. lack, lower grade, $0.fi0( 7-6(1; oatmeal, steel cut, 49 lb. ack, S.50; 911), aack, 4f3 per bale; oatmeal (ground), 4! Hi. sack. 8.50 per bbl.; 0. lb. sacki. $4.50 per bale; npllt pea, $4.23 er UK)-lb, sack; 25-lb. boxea, $1.25 pearl barley, $4.50 per 100 lba.t 25IU. boxea. $1.25 per box; paatry flour, 101b. eacka, $5.20 bbl. Groceriea, Provlaloni, Etc Sugar (ack 1ai)-l. 0 $5.00; Xtf, $5.50; Wt. $5 40; fiolden C, $5; extra. buckle, $1(1,03 cwt, I Lion, $I8.H owl.; Co) Wit coffee, 14 lb; Salvador, iic in 14is lUco Imperial Japan, No. 1, $0.25, Southern Japan, BMOc; broken. Ik; head, fancy, 7i' choice, 7o. Sago and Tapioca Scan, flic, Flg-Milte, r pound, (RgTu; black, 0(S7c. 1'rovUlona llama, large, 14 Jc; small 15c I picnic, lie; boiled hams, 24c; hoiM picnic, 2i breakfast bacon, fancy, 22c; KnglUh, 10ic; dry united ahort clean I2H14c; Wki. 12ft 13c, Putea -fiolden. 00-lb. bixe, flciOjc; I'll), iacka;ei, He; Fard, 15 1b, iKixct, $1.40 box llalln--l,i)0e muneatcle, 3 crown, 10c; 2 crown, Ulc; bleadied ace.lle Sultana, 10(ti:ilc; uuldeadied cedl Sultana. Kc; lmdon layer, 3 crown, whole boxe of 20 pound, $2.25; 2 crown, $2.10. Canned SalmonColumbia Itiver. 1 lb. tall., $2.00; 2 lb. (all. $205; fancv, l ib. flat. $2.10; lib, flat, $1.30; fancy, l ib, oval, $U85; Alanka talis, pink. V.V; red, $1,35; nominal, 2, tall W.23, Salt Jtale of 75 2. Ule, $2,25; bale of 00 3, $2,25; bale of 40 4, bah, $2.23; bale of 15-10. bale. $225; bout. line, ton, f I, .00; bag, 00c; genuine Liverpool, ton. $20; bag. 60a, $13; 100. ton, $12,50; R. S. V. P, 20 6 lb carton, 2.25; B, S. V. P.. 3 lb. carton $1.73; Liverpool lump, per ton, $20.50, Bewitched by a Blona Fairy By LESTER ROSE, I uyriiflit, IW. ny llomer hpricue. English Hou Namo. Ilouao ovMicr lire winiii-t linm rather unfonmwt In their acli'ctbm of nnmea for their nl ihIc, ami In atitiiii tilq hoiitte iinmli la iH-onxlonully ratber bidlcroua. Tbua "The MtiplcV tma novor a lira plo iwiir, "The Boary" only exluta In Imagliuitlon, "Smmyaldo" la the iiiont dcprcBHliitf villa rcHlilviuc, and Iiouhck iinnnttl nftcr the Kngllah hike uo more uggii.t tb lake dlNirlct than I'lwt atrwt auggcsia I bo Hot do Loulogno, Tlin AnKlo Snxon word "by rat," l ulfylpg a foreat or wood, baa Ik-coui'' "liiintt" In houe miming. nr.l "wood'' and "bolt" have the, anino inennltia All Iioum nitmea ending with those tor nilnntiona ore pretty und not mnh tf. etiooue. It a curloua to note that lu llnstl.';; -aiil St. I-eounrilx qulti n ii'ini!tir o bouse have typlenlly 811.10:1 nntno. :erli!i!R to commciiioratt.. tUe gro:t: Saxon tnifcody of v.blcli the name HnathigH la rciiilnlnccnt. Pomp of Englich M4111, Clllcbeister orma It chief imigistnnc with a gold mounted imiluccu oina f otllco, while the mayor of Oinldfonl enrrk tln ntlck prewnted the tmr ough by queen i:ilr.nletli. ti Vor;. IjoiIi the lord iimyor ami bn!.f it'.:: v r.ro c(iiilied wllli tlio all'-or uio'.;;i! cd oaK atnvta which have iiuukiM their aulhorlty for wiiturb.-s. .Vnio;:;; ttu' olllclnl re tnlner of itio inny"- of !:lcn la the r.u:nli'l;ii:l born tl 1 vor. who every u!;;ht lit U o'clock Wmls t'.::ve UhiRtH upon til! nged m 11 1 lu..t "i mcnt U'foro the mayor's rvKli,v;i i ugiiln nt the iui.t'!;'d (.tom. -London Stnmliinl. Morning Attorlan, 0 centa per month Under ordinary clrciiiiiHtiiiicca the trip ncrwa tint Atlnutlo would have Ih-oii iilut Indeeil. Tlio 'ciittboiiiid trallk1 wua light, and moat of It went to tliti newer und fimtor bonta. There were lea Hi 11 11 fotiracore piiHRcngcra In (ho fli'Ht cabin, and Doncy Adnata look ed forward to a long, quiet week with Noll Koiiiiiiom. For mora than a year liorwy bud voimht to win Ncll'a luiiid and with fair project of eventual auccaaa. Wbcn ho lieiird that tlio family wa going to Europe for the wlutor be pltiuiiod lo tnko tlio aamo bout, nnd tho evident plenHiiro with willed Nell greeted the announcement greatly cheered tho nnxloua Adiima. But tho Unit had not reached the lutiika iM'foro tho courao of true loe Hhowed IIh ciiatomary unwtlllugneaa to move amoothly. Tboy bad, In fact. been out lea than twenty-four bourn when the love course began to reacm- bio tho aorpoiitlno winding of the Ml alxHlppl ami evince a far greater rough lion than the November acaa. MIh Sommcra had Bocnt her flrxt night aboard In the ngonlc of acaalck lies, and It woh Into tb-i next morn lug when n careful ateward and t H.vinputbetlc Btewardiwa IihIihhI the ox hniiHtod girl to the dec and com fortably limtallcd her in n deck cbnlr. where Porwy prcaently found her. Doraey aented hlmaelf on a atool be ldo her cluilr nnd prepared to make hlmaelf diverting, but It wae Mian Hoiumera who found the dlveraloii Agalimt Dorney'a dark coat her ahori eye )led a golden atrnnd. She lean oil forward to remove It. and the next moment ahe wua lioldlng It accualiixl la-foro hi eye, while her glanc aought the autiny haired aoubrette who wna croaalng to piny the Ixmdon mil ale hall. "You niuat have mlaned me laat night na vou av." anld Mlaa Sommcra bit. teily. "Hut look here. Nell." declared Ior aey mlacrably. "I swear to joti that 1 HERINGTON'S TABLETS ABSOLUTELY CURE Indigestion, Rheumatism, Diabetes, Kidney Diseases, Bladder Troubles, Liver complaints. A SURE KIDNEYfAND LIVER CURE Hart you healthy kidneyit If not, jou will toon be attacked with tltai terrible Dlabetea, Bright' Dlaeaae, Gravel Dropay or Rheumatkm, and your health and happinea ruined. W har the only treatment that ia a aure jure for the dreaded Bright' DUeaae, Diabetea, and all other forma of Kidney and Bladder Trouble!. If your kidney are not healthy, if the bladder ia Inflamed and weakened, urine highly colored or cloudy, imartlng in passing, paina in back, nervous, languid, depressed, weakened in boy and bind, bowels eonitl pated and digestion bad, writ for a box of Herlngton's Tablet and be cured. RHEUMATISM Is caused by an exeei of urio aoid in the blood. Ask any reputable physician, ask your family, doctor, and h will tell you that the Urio Add must he dissolved and drawn from the system before the disease yield. "7' What Causes Rheumatism Now w say that th only medicine known that will actually dissolve this Urio Aoid and carry it out of the body ia Herington' Tablet. Local ap pllcationa such as linlmenta, electrioity, massaging, eta, wiU afford temporary relief only, and is tlm waited to the Injury of the patient, unless constltu. tional treatment is carried on at th same time. Why! Because th malady is a disease of th blood, and the blood must be freed of the cause or no cur can follow. t WRiTK TODAY Fill In the coupon printed below and send it to us with 25 cents. We will immediately mall to you a liberal sised box of Hering ton' Tablets. If they fall to CURB you we will return your money as will ingly fa we took it. Our guarantee is, NO CURE, NO PAY.,... FILL IN THIS COUPON TODAY Our remedy will put you on the road to health and happiness. BER1KCT0N WEDKE CO.. timed Fftids, Mich. Harrington Medicine Co., Grand Rapid, Michigan, I enolos SS cents, for which please senJ, postage prepaid, 1 box Hering ton' Tablet. My Name... My Druggist' Nam. My Address. SHU WAS HOLU1NO 1 V ACCUSINGLY BBPOMK urn KVKS. spent the whole evculng in the smok ing room except for a few minutes ou devk lust before I turned In. I was nloue all the evening." "Do not add parjury to your otho offeuses," said Mlas Sommers coldl "I hate a mnu who does not tell the truth. Therefore I hate you. I'lease go away." Dorsey went, miserably enough, while Nell Somnuira sank back lu Ucr steamer chair lost in her bitter thoughU. She liked Dorsey, nnd It cut her to the quick that he should have spent the evening flirting wltn the little soubrette, while suo herself lay in her berth vainly wishing the ship would run aground if only tho awful rolling of the vessel might stop. Dorsey, mnnllke, made for the solace of the smoking room. At the head of the companion way lounged one of the men who had been engaged in a poker game tho night before. Now his face was wreathed In smiles as he followed tho miserable lover to the deck below. "I see you were caught with the goods," ho said, with a laugh, as he took a seat nt Dorsey's table. Adams looked nt him savagely. "I wish you'd mlud your own blam ed business!" he growled. The stran ger only smiled pleasantly. "Don't be nasty, old man," he coun seled. "I'm not trying to rub it In. I want to help you out." There was real friendliness lu the tone, and Dorsey colored as he held out his haud. "You might go nnd tell her that 1 was here In tho smoking room all last evening," he suggested. "Thtit was the row." "A lot of good It would do to say that," said tho Intruder," with a Bmtle. ''She would simply declare that I was bolstering Jou up In on untruth. You've got to do better ,thnn that, old chnp. By the wny, my name's Grey son Ren OreyBon. What's yours?" Dome made reiily, ana over tnif highballs tlu-y pinned fl campaign. lie first gun was fired at lumfcoon lion fJreyaon leaned across the table and advlaed Dorsey that tbcro wa hulr on his coat Dorsey carefully re moved n long golden strand while be Hindu (lie retort courteous and pointed out to Ornyson the fact that there wan hulr upon his own coiil. ilio little soubrette at thu end of the tiiblo beuni' cd 'mirthfully upon the abashed lucuf I'm glud (hey are so long," she (lc lured. "If It wnsu t titicb a long one folks might think It v.n one of mine Ain't It funny (lint I'm the only blomi on board'" alio run on. "It's reifl blond, loo," she fald proudly as she shook her yellow curia. Creyaosi piiawd her the bnlr be tutu removed frotu bin cout. "If your ba r was tlmt long," be anld. with n smile. 'you could work In a museum Inaleau of ou the stage." Coo!" mild (lie small soubrette nd liililn;;ly. "I B'K'K tlle lla" onlc' sisters must be n board. I hat hair's live feet If It's an Inch." Ifs ask the purser," suggested Oreysou. "He knows the passenger list, and 1 guess be knows the blond too. There's a hulr on his coat" Tho purser, who was flirtatiously In clined nnd who bad been making him wlf. very ntiractive to the little sou brette, bliishliigly denied that there was any such iktkou as ft blond with long bnlr aboard, but the others at his table refused to believe his statement and kept up the joke. The Joke la-came a mystery when long golden bulrs continued to be fonnd on the coats of the men passen gers ana even occasionally on me dresses of the women. Even the gruff old captain swore softly under bis breath when one of the Incriminating hairs was found on his coat to the great glee of bis officers, who knew him to be a woman hater of the most pronounced type. As' the days progressed the mystery deepened and In default of matters of greater moment became the chief topic of talk. Through It all Dorsey was coldly courteous to Nell, and she re turned the coldness with Interest. It was not until the last day of the run that ne ventured to reopen uis case for a second pleading. Miss Som mers had come on deck after dinner and bad aougbt a place In the bow where she could watch the swirling waters slip past all afonm from the Impact with the prow. The clouds were breaking up after a storm, and great billows of vapor filled the sky. which rode serenely In the heavens. Ho cngroxsed was she with her thoughts that she did not hear foot- steps uutll n form loomed beside ber and a hand lightly clasped her own. "Am I forgiven yet for what I did not do?" asked Dorsey softly. "Believe me, Nell, I did not spend that first evening with Miss Clarence. I don't know bow that hair got on my coat; honestly I don't There seems to be some mystery to the whole affair." "I was wrong," confessed Mia Som mers. "Do you know, Dorsey, I believe that this boat Is bewitched by a blond?" "That's It," cried Dorsey. "It must be witchcraft' nnd you will have to help me exorcise the spirit" "How?" asked Miss Sommers won derlngly. "I am not versed in the cast lng out of spirits." "Make me proof against their charms by marrylnc me," he explained. "Will you, dear?" "I think 1 shall have to," said Nell softly as the moon discreetly went be hind a cloud. It was late that evening thai Adams and Greyson sat together In a corner of the smoking roohi. "Here's to the spirit of the blond bewltchor," said Greyson as he lifted his stluss, "und bore's long life and happiness to the happy pair. I'm glad that I helped to straighten out th trouble even though It did cost me my very best sample of the wonderful ef fects of Iln try's hulr healer. It's won derful stuff, grows lwlr ou the baldest pnte and heals wounded feelings. It was a hard Job. though, to plant all those hairs without the victims flncilns out th trick nnd spoiling It all." TO New York via O. R. N. And connecting lines, th Oregon Short Line and Union TuAb:. through Omaha or Kansat City and Chicago. Commencing December 1st, 1907, IfMiM'iJ .ANI) CONTINUING DAILY 30 DAYS. This rat will entitle passenger to only. Berth in tourist sleeper from Chicago tourist accommodations Portland "57.00 THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPERS Leave Portland daily for Chicago without change via the Oregon Short Line, Union Pacifie and Chicago and Northwestern. Accom modation equal to th best. The ahortest and quickest route be tween Portland and the East. Through ticket to and from all points in Europe. G. W. ROBERTS, Agent, ftnav.ri'vrTHvr o.R.N.Doek. TIME CARD Astoria Columbia River R. R. Co Effective, Monday, September 9, 1907 Pacific Time. its a o a v a a x 8.15! 8 85! (.46 8.46 8 48 8 65 HO a. re. 55 K 9 15 9 8i p.m. a .m 8.00 .2D t .86 ft.Mi 10: p.m. s.uu 7.201 7.3i 7. Ml! 67 8.06 10.051 8.18 10. Id 8.S410.M 1.52110 61 40 11 4SI 11.45 t.lll.... i j 6 25 s.; 6.8! i!" S.661 S.4&I 9.1810. IS .3ft 10 .80110 MM 7.251. m.ls-m 6.401.... 7.11 7.20L... p.m. riieiT 0. 8S.I 46.8 65.9 mi tr'.l 71.2 78.7 90.8 99.8 U.05 105.7 106.7 1(0.6 10) Lv. Ar. PORTLAKDt Lv OOBLEt AIT KAlNlERt MAYOKR fcUINCY clatskamk jrscnoNt.. UgHTPnBT CLIFTON Ar ASTORIA!.. ...,'A.r LV. ASTORIA Ar Ar. WARKENTON J.v ..WATuTEvroFf; LV-. Ar. LV., Ar., II AM MOM ..IT. HTEVEks. IT. STEVENS BAMMONb... .WAHRENTOK ...Ar '"'.Lv ...Ar I'.'i'v Slim JH.l 77 78. S3.3 69.8 58.8 47. t 40.4 1S.S i.t 18.4 17. 16-8 18 4 a 1 a 1 as a s lit 05 ia si 12.40 12.45 P-m.j 106.7 116.7 118.1 11U Lv WARREMON. CEARHART... UAtUCM.... Ar. HOLLADaY p.m. p.m. ajn. 2.1610.0 10.55 8.4ft, 10 M 1 S kef .w KCJ .3I 7.1S l t.16 7.04! Kl 8. M0 4,10 9 Ul fi Ml t K1II I r.65i i:iio.4 .1QJM. s.ewj 1.00, H.a lrjsioi is K.ioiw.a 7.M 7.45 7.41 7.38 7.281 Ar Lv 18.4 3 4 10 00 7. 5.86 57 4 OH 80 6 00 45i 4.56 H-iu.p.m 11. as. 10.5311. 10.45) jtt 10. as tA'Ut No. 28 and 28 run from Aatoria to Clataop Beach via Ft Stevens. No. B runs from Portland to Astoria and Clatsop Beach direct No, 24 runs from Portland to Aatoria only. No. 30 nun from Aatoria to Clatsop Beach direct No. 2L 25 and 29 run via Ft. Stevens. No. 23 run from Clataop Beach I Astoria and Portland direct Additional train will be run from Aatoria to It Stevens and return on Sunday, leaving Aatoria 11:30 a. m, arriv Ft Stevtac 12:2S p. m. Returning leaves Ft 8Uw na 2:00 p. m., arrive Aatoria 1:45 m. wl Trains msrked run dailvjf Telejrraph stations. CONNECTIONS At Portland, with all tmu -continental line. At OoU. with Nortncrn Pacific Bail way Co, At Atoria with steamer for San FraneiM and Tillamook and Hwaoo Railway 4 Navigation Co.' boat and railway. Through ticket told to and from all point ia th East and Europe, far further particular apply to, R. H. JENKINS, Gen, Ft k Paasngr. Agt, ASTORIA, ORECOS. THE G E M C. F. WISE. Prop.) j Choice Wine, Liquor and Cigars Hot Land at all Hoar Merchant Loach From 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p JO. 5 Cent ASTORU OSERO Rank Foolishness. "Wlien attacked by a cough or a cold, or when your throat is sure, it is rank foolishness to take any other medicine than Dr. King's New Discovery," says C. O. Eldridge, of Empire, Ga. "I have used New Discovery seven years and I know it is the best remedy on earth for coughs and colds, croup, and all throat and lung trouhlea. My children are sub ject to croup, hut New Discovery quick ly cures every attack." Known the world over as the King of throat aud lung rem edies. Sold under guarantee at Cha. Rogers' drug store store. 60c and $1. Trial bottle free. It Does The Business Mr E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton, Maine, says of Bucklen's Arnica Salve. "It does the business; I have used it for piles and it cured them. Used it for chapped hands and it cured them. Applied it to an old sore and it healed it without leaving a scar behind." 23c at Chas. Rogers' drug store. RETIRED FROM DUTY. WASHINGTON, Jan. 3. Maj. Jos. Crabhs of the quartermaster's depart ment was placed on the retired list yes terday on account of disabilities in the line of duty. JOHN FOX. Pres. F. L. BISHOP, See. ASTORU SAVINGS BANK. Tna. NELSON TROYER, Vioe-Pre. and Supt ASTORIA IRON WORKS DESIGNER3 AND MANUFACTURERS OF THE LATEST IMPROVED Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers COMPLETE CANNERY OUTFITS FURNISHED. Correspondence Solicited. Keot of Kourth stiset y1 1 mi THE TRENTON I First-Class Liquors fandlCigars 601 Commercial Stmt wwner commercial ana 14th. ASTORIA, OREGON -ii 1 1 1 1 imniii 1908 Tide Tables Just received the 1908 Government tide tables. We have a full line of 1008 diariesj start the new year right by keeping a full account of all your doings and also correct account of cash t spent and received. E. A. HIGGINS CO., MOSIO BOOKS STATIONERY

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