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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-19
xorlcEl NOTICE, xorrcEl

Sealed bids will be received by the un-
ders, gncd. at No. ~ and No. ig Fourth
street. Portland. oregon, up 10 and until
May 18th, iE9. Al o'clock o. m, for the
purchase Of the entire stock Of drugs
and medicines. goods and merchandise.
all shelving and trade fixtures. except
Ing only two nickel plated show cases in
the rear end thereof contained IN that
certain drug store formerly owned and
occupied by the Estes-conn Drug Com
pany. al Nos. 5i0-5i2 Commercial street,
Astoria, Oregon. Terms Of sale, cash on
delivery. All bids must be accompanied
by certified check or depont OF S5ooO
or bid Will not be considered. II bid is
not aecep,ed deposit VII be Immediately
returned. The right 10 reject any and
al! bids reserved.
Bids will also be likewise received BY
me at the same time and p,=ee, for the
purchase OF that certain two-siory frame
building situated upon the ives, 90 feet
OF the north half Of 10, .. block 80. in
tina, part Of the city OF Astoria as laid
out and recorded by John Adalr. IN Cla;-
sop county. oregon. together with the
contents Of such building. excepting FIX
tures. Terms. cash on delivery The
wo-story frame building vii. be sold
ubiec. u a mortgage theresn.
LOUIS BLUMAUER.
Dated Apr! q. lss9
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Association Which Has for Its
Object Their Intellectual
Tralningln America.
HEARTY SUPPORT OFFERED
over Three Hundred Institutions Of
fer Free Scholarships Must
Come Well Recommended.

NEw YORK. May A--Mofc man u
young cubana and Porto hlcaHa have
been brought 20 this country by the Gu.
ban Educational Association within tho
Hast lwO months. ana allotted 10 the
educational Institutional Institutions
| that have agreed to give them thorough
education The association was organ.
lspd al The suggestion n Major General
iusrph Wheeler. who II president Ac.
rprdlnE 10 Gilbert k. ilarroWs the soc.
friary ~ the association itu work has
born mAryclDusly successful More than
g1 educational institutions offered their
hearty support Of tho organization with
ffrr tuition and free scholarship. In ad.
d'li1n 10 those who are already studying
at the various colleges 10 which they
We're allotted. the association expects 10
have ai least one thousand young Gu.
bans and Porto RIcans placed among the
colleges and schools by November ist
only young men Of good moral char.
arlrr ana some aitainmenlr who arc
vouchrd Tor BY reputable men IN Cuba
and Porto Rico are taken. \ large NUM-
Der ~ applic1nts exhibit lniclllsrnoc
70 marked degree bu, are deficient
n the English language. beside shaving
% llr money 70 meet lhla emergency
'br aRfprlalion has suggested that In
each ciiy or town which hAd an inH,iiu.
Ton willing 10 receive an applicant n
committee be- formed 20 stand sponsor
f"f mo Young mrn and dctray all Incl.
dental expenses incurred durlnE hts
course of study other contributions
Nll hr received by the Officers OF the
association
ont 'ho.r provided Tor 20 tho extent
~ iiA by thclr parents or some philan.
lNroplc pcrron are given scholarships
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MOSS SEARCHING INQUIRY

Intmaies That Captain oKeefe Was
Murdered 10 Got Him Out Of The Way.
NEW YORK. May B,-Controler Golfer
Vas called ana testified that two or three
weeks after his nomination 20 controller,
shin he subscribed 500 10 the New York
county and 200 to King county DEM
ocraiic organizaticn lie had also sub
,cfibed t2OO Or 800 IN addition.
Golfer said ho had followed the policy
OF his republican predecessor and had
ven sales In HE ofice 20 Peter r. Meyer,
who has been auci,onecr OF she control
lcrs once for IL grra, many years. Only
by general rcpor; had he known that
croker was a partner OF Meyer.
Police Commissioner AOell testified that
he Nas a republican, that ne went into
the police board mrs, TO perform MS duty
and secondly 90 protec; the republicans
on the force.
The Eamc OF tho late Police Captain
oKcefo came up and Moss sprung genu-
inS sensation by asking Abel II the police
had ever Investigated O'K,efe'sdeath
Abcll SAID he thought O'Kerfe died from
accident, Don't you know said Moss
that al this day that nelghb5rhood Is
fun OF rumor that has never been prop
crly inv, s,igaied by the police depart
mont, that Captain oKeefe was killed
hscausc he had knowledge OF a guilty
plot 10 remove an.sher man from this
lie and &, was not safe to let him live
with that knowledge"
Commissioner Abcll had never heard
OF Il.
Moss referred 90 McGurks place on the
B5wery. sometimes called suicide dive"
because SO many young girls kin,d them
selves there Abel said 1t was shut up
now Moss irtimated that It was suli
running In ano,her house
Abel said they were trying to sup
prnss immoral concer, halls ana Moss
named several now running whore he al
legged there was every inducemen, for
even b,ys and girls to commit immortal
tiles
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HARDWARE JoBBERs' FIGHT.

SAN FRANCISCO. May iS-The fight
between the Pacific Coast Hardware
} obers and those from the middle west
Tor the possession OF ghe trade OF the
ates on the Pacific coast will be fought
IN earnest before the freight officials OF
the Northern Pacific and the Great
Northern reads at a meeting TO be held
n st. Pau on May 2S Four delegates
from this city representing the Pacific
Coast Hardware & Metal Association will
attend the conference. They will have
the active cooperation OF delegations
from Portland, Seattle, Tacoma ana
Spokane, in the effort to secure a change
or abrogation Of the schedules adopted
by the Northern roads on May list 1t
is claimed that ahe new differentials be-
tween rates for carloads and smaller
shipments gives an unfair advantage
to the cities OF the middle west to the
detrlment OF coast jobbers.
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PRICE 0 NrHEIR HEADs.
Chinese illghblndera Want Three of
Their Counlfymon Murdered

San rRANcisco. May R-The Cal
says Ino How wah Ton. or, In English
tho Chinese slave dealers associail0n.
has called upon hghbinder association
20 rld the ChineAe community Of three
men
A price han been set on the heads Of
three members ~ the Chinese society for
English education because Il Il believed
,gtat they are responsible for the organ-
Eation " a vigilance society among the
white people, who wish 10 put stop
20 the inqulties OF Chinatown.
on the head of OnR Foon It 80, 1900.
chin Jim Is rated at 500 and chin suey
u, bhe same ngufe. tho slave dealers
association Ia composed Of something
more than hundred Chinese. who rep
resent an ownership IN moro than 40
slave dens ana aboui 1909 human chat
trln
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method aud beneficial
effects Of the well known remedy,
SYhui ~ FI0s, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA fi0 SYRur Co., illustrate
the value Of obtaining the liquid lnKu.
tive principles ~ plants known 10 be
incidentally laxative aud presenting
them IN the form most rpfrrahlnp ~ tho
taste and acceptable to the syh,em Il
" tho one perfect strengthening laSh.
tive, clranAing thu Ayttem eirc0tually,
dihpolllna colds, headaches aud irvcrs
gently yet promptly aud enabling one
to oycrcomn hahituhl constipation per,
mnnrntly lis perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality aud hub.
stance, aud Ia acting on the kidneys,
liver aud howclA. without weakening
or Irritating them, make II the ideal
laxative
Ia the process of manufacturing fgk
aro used, NJ they are pleasant 30 the
taAtc, but the medicinal qualities oi tho
remedy are obtained from scnna aud
other aromatic plants. by method
known % tho CALlFOnsiA Fro SYHuP
Co. only, Ia order 10 got ita beneficial
effects aud 10 avoid limitations, please
remember the full namc Of the Company
printed on the front Of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
nAh RnAaoisco. CAL
LoutavTLLn ny, NEW YonH. ny.
Fof sale ny all Druggists. Price Soc. pct bottle
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BICYCLEsTs BEATEN.

CHICAGO, May lS,-Three scorchers
were In imminent danger OF losing their
lives at the hands Of an indignant crowd
at Oak and Orleans streets last even
ing. One of them had collided with an
aged woman. Mrs. j. Wisman, causing
injuries that may result In her death
For more than ten minutes the wheel
men were kicked and beaten unmerci-
fully, A man In a buggy finally rescued
one of them, The other two took ad-
vantage of the diversion caused by the
newcomers interpositlon, jumped upon
their wheels and rode away, Later the
three wheemen were arrested, one OF
them, George Bennett, admitted he had
struck Mrs. Wisman, He claimed that
he was unable to avoid the collision.
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TUE nnruRN OF GENUINE.

And az lay there thinking or MES
rryerErs,
/ recalled 10 mind SONS doggerel verses
uf recent delivery. ON one evening after
"A summers Fancy amid plRuhe ana
laughter.
In which the rhymaaier referred to the
ia1lraguc
~ made up OF those whose ben, Is In
irlEuc,
Himself of that nature. he could not
rurmlac
rafl others could ever above 1t arise.
I remembered how. during The years that
arc gone,
ia sorarcn the slide would most surely
II thoac Of The srai, and like by The
same"
Were given clear free hand at their
game
I was Told by the cautious say nothing.
dpn't yell"
Because I, viii hum US. youn surely
raise hi,
on. how / aIrugglcd and slroye, with
might and with main,
To resist tho graf, Twas too great my
struggle Ia vain.
And then said to myself what fools men
have hcvu
~ along through shcsc year, not to
have foraecn
THAT un.csH to their business they would
attend.
ny Tho same and his friends would
accomplish that end
How I lungoi Tor the wheel oi time 10
iufn hack
And place me again on the old beaten
track
Resolved that n the chance came my way
tnco again.
I'd not, with my friends be such easy
game,
Then all Of sudden l walked with a
found twas dream. was no, in the
mud.
But only Just standing on the edge OF
the pool
rcsolv'd In my mind twas a very poor
rule
To allow ones opponents to do all the
hEhSing,
when evils 80 many were in need Of
So Joined the tax league, club by
that name.
which has eye on few. ana on you
lly The Same"
Yes dear by The Same" the league
have Joined.
And the Jokes OF yourself and your
friends are ~ timed
when directed at those who their bust
nCss pursue.
Even tho their cndcavors may AT times
seem 10 you
say,
nm us their money and property sal
cries pay,
And hy rules Just and right and OF good
common sense.
They should have some say. when they
bear the expense,
I'm aware. my dear friend, among GER
tain ones here,
It's exceedingly popular at mosshacks
TO ieer,
F5rget,ing that without taxes which
mCsshacks pay,
The graflcrs and rOUers could not live
day,
Pray allow the suggestion from an old
Has lived in this burg much longer than
you,
Have respect for your elders to your
business attend.
And youll find twill be better for you
In the end.
or course. I'm aware tits foolish for
As have to pay taxes TO eSpee, to talk
much,
For that privilege Is restricted by all
rules OF right
To The nom taxpayer who rs always In |
sight
As well as In evidence, very greatly in |
deed
Whenever OF advice community Is IN |
need.
I. therefore, beg pardon. hope youn not |
be offended
Al advice which tho plain is, l am sure. !
well intended.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-19

The ancients believed that rheumatism
was the work of demon within man,
Any one who has had an attack OF sclatl
or inlammatory rheumatism will agree
that the lnfllctlon is demonlac enough to
warrant the belief. 1t has never been
claimed that Chamberlains Pain Balm
would cast out demons, but It viii cure
and hundreds bear testi-
mony to the truth Of this statement. One
application relieves the pain. and this
quick relief which II affords Is alone
worth many times It's cost For sale b,
Charles Rogers.
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Much New and interesting Tes-
tlmOny Given by Police
Commissioners.
CAPTAIN OKfEFE's DEATH
Counsel Moss Intlmates That He Was
Murdered The Closing
Of llyes.

NEW YORK. May u. The Mazet com.
m.tiee spent the greater par, Of the day
In an attempt 10 show tho respective
bonding interests Of the city employe'
held BY the Ho-called Freedman and th'
ao.called Plat surely companies. cOun.
rel Mons. for the committee after oIab.
orate examination into this matter said
that the significant feature OF what has
becn shown was the growth Of ne Freed.
man company. the youngca, Of all the
bonding Companies during the past year
or two In the bonding Of the city ofnc-
lAla.
Police Commissioner He's and Abel
were on the stand for shor, time today.
Commissioner Hess agreed with Counsel
Moss Ia the Expression % opinion that
facts Il suspicious nature had been
presented before the committee.
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THE SOAR ROLLERS
WILL ALSO COMBINE.
Al the Prominent Manufacturer Have
Agreed Upon Plan Of Or
Raulxation

CHICAGO May H-A special TO the
Chronicle from H. Louis rayr' Leading
soap manufacturers of New York Chi.
oagp. Clnennatt Kansas CiIy and Nash
willie arc organizing a gigantic combine
Plans wrrc practically completed at rc.
ceot meetings held In ~ Louis and Chi.
raRo and will DO nnal,y chochcd AT a
srssion to bc held In Cincinnati next
week II Is said that tho new comblna-
lion viii have capitalization Of $1,000
ooo one half Of which will be six per
cen, preferred and the balance common
stock Il will be Incorporated under the
laws OF New Jersey
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL,

ONCE OF C. Q. NJ. Vancouver Barracks
Wash. May .. lSss. Sealed proposals, In
triplcate, will be received here until
Il o'clock a. m, June 2, 1889, ami then
opened. for furnishing fuel at the sew
eral military pests in this department,
for fiscal year commencing July lst, 1899.
Information furnished here or by quar-
termasters al posts. U. s. reserves right
to reject or accept any or all proposals
or any part thereof. Envelopes contain
Ing proposals should be marked: PRO
posals for Fuel at -" and addressed to
undersigned. ]. W. JACOBS. C. Q. NJ.
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POLICE CAPTAINS LIED.

NEW YORK. May lS,--Police Commits
s.oner Hess was again before the MaEet
committee today. The fact tha, the cap
taina reported their precincts free OF
crime and vice had caused some suspie-
ion in his mind that the captains were
Lying IN their reports" Moss asked:
"whA, do you conceive TO be your duty
with regard 20 the chief and other sub
ordinate officials OF the Department.
Hess answered: ITO Immediately start
an investigation.
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THE HERITAGE or DEwEYs DE.
scEEDANTs.

The document which the president Of
the United States recently framed. max.
lng Commodore Dewey $40 admiral, will
be highly prized by his descsndan,s. II
viii be passed down from generation 70
generation. II will become az famous
and ~ valuable az the great stomach
remedy. HOsteiiers stomach Bltters,
which guarantees health 10 al users,
which may be passed On from generation
10 generation. As a Hesh-bul.dsr nerve
tonic blood purifier and appetizer Il Il
slmD.y wonderful n you feel tired IN
the morning. II there's a bad taste In
your mouth, try Hosietiers stomach
BltterA BE you man Or woman. be your
allment constipation. Indigestion. inactive
liver or kidneys. the Bltteres win cure
you All druggists sell II.
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virtually controls tho bicycle output
IN American The tube trust will be
strictly independent Of tho cycle trust.
Conferences between bicycle manu-.
facturers who had given options on
their plants ana tho financial agents
who are backing the big trust were held
az tho Wnldorf.Astoria last evening. II.
h. Coleman, who had shown opposition
70 the trust NJ frst. vas present at one
of tho conferences, From reliable
source Il was learned that all oppo-
altl0n 10 the big trust had ended.
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aEonaE nAzzAnp AnnrsrEp.

TACOMA, May 1s,--George Hazard, q
democratic politician known all over th'
wet. was arrested today on an lndlct.
meni found by the United States court al
Butte. Mont, for violating the civil ser.
ylce lag By collecting funds on Indian
reservations In the campaign Of 1906
Nr. Hazard was released on his own
reoognlzance by Judge 1ianford for ap.
Dearance in Montana In June.
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ncYcLE TUBE TRUST

NEW YORK. May iS-Thc Herald
sayp The bicycle tube trust has been
perfected Several meetings OF owners
u steel tube plants have been held In
this city this week. and plan agreed
upon Tor pooling their interests Mr..
Coleman declined 10 make any statr-
mcnt last night other than that the com.
had been effected. Thirteen
pants arn included IN the trust. which
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FAMOUS HORSE DEAD.

SAN FRANCISCO, May iS.-Peixotto
by Brutus-lmp Kyrie DAILY, is dead at
the Oakland race track Of lnflama ,ion OF
the bowels, His best performance on
Ahis coast was seven furlongs in l;26H
carrying l07 pounds.
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/ consider Il not only pleasure but a
dIiy / owe TO my neighbors TO tell about
the wonderful cure effected in my case
by the timely use OF cnambsrlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. was
taken very badly with fiux and procured
a bottle Of this remedy. A few doses Of
u effected a permanent cure. take
pleasure in recommending It TO others
suffering from that dreadful disease
J. W. LYNCH. Dorr ". Va. This remedy
ls sold by Charles Rogers.
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srArn rneAsrnEn.s rlnsr NorIcE

SALEM May 10. ls9p Notice IL hereby
given that there are funds on hand with
which 10 redeem all outstanding ualc
warrants endorsed "pfessntsd ana not
paid Tor want OF funds prior 20 this date,
with The exception OF those drawn on
tho swamp land fund. the state scalp
bounty fund and those drawn on the
general fund for conveying insane TO
tho asylum since February q iss. and
that all such warrants. properly en-
dorasd. will BE- paid upon presentation
Al lha onic- lnlsfsr, thereon ceaslnE
ft5m and after this date
CiiAs = MOORE. State Treasurer
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PARIS PosTMHN STRIKE.

PARIS, May Blowing to the refusal
n the scnaie 10 vote the increased pay
bill passed by The senate. 90 pOstmcn
refused TO work this morning. II Is ex-
pcc,ed that the strike viii extend to the
Whole forcr, numbering 500 men
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WOMEN
Especially Mothers

Arc most oompe,oh, 10 appreciate tho
purity. sweetness, and dolioacy OF Curi.
cuRA Soar, and 10 discover now uses for
II daily.
la remarkable emolllen,, cleansing, and
purifying properties derived from CurI.
cuRA, tho great Akin cure warrant ita uso
In preserving, purifying. and beAuiiiying
tho complexion, hands, and hair. and In
tho form Of washes and solutions for ulcer
alive weaknesses, annoying irrltationa and
chaanga. A we'll as for many aanaiivc pur-
posos which readily suggest themselves,
In many OF tho above conditions, gentle
anolntlngs with CuuouRA, tho great skin
cure and purcs, Of emollontS, In addition,
will prove OF astonishing benefit
ealA gAloefhaul Iessssld, royrya Dave Asecsss.
comr- bels fOpa besoa. "Hsaa fos sAia sssTvs' hsS
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AN EpIDBanc OF waooPING COUGH

Last winter during an epidemic OF
whooplng cough my children contracted
the disease. having severe coughing
spells. We had used Cnamberlain's
Cough Remedy very successfully for
Group and naturally turned to It at tina,
time and found 1t relieved the cough and
effected complete cure.-Jchn E. Clif-
ford. Proprietor Norwood House, Nor
wood. N Y. This remedy is for sale By
Charles Rogers.
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T. DO woman who il getting gray
TasIcr shan sho would llko TO d, seems
az though the prevailing eolffurr wrrc
dAhoieally designed 20 display zach
erw white halr
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WHEN NATURE

Needs assistance It may be best to render
It promptly, but one should remember to
use even the most perfect remedies only
when needed. The best and most simple
and gentle remedy is the Syrup OF Figs,
manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Company.
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There II not much loft TO guess about a
man's anlecodruts when Me rrst sur.
plua money goes for white aaiin.made
bow and an imitation diamond stud
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The habit Of talking to ones self is a
good one 10 cultivate when secrets are
being told.
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The cufts on the ready-made shirt
waists are the greatest tell-tales as to
their price.
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Some people are harder upon their shoes
than others.
Some are apparently hardy upon them.
That's when the shoe has something to
do with 1t. It's easy to be hard on a
poor shoe-hard to be hard on good
one. How much longer will one shoe
(good) last than an other Dad?
Just twice In most cases, That perhaps
surprises you.
EXPERIMENT. TRY OURS
against any others you can get in town.
Compare in other respects-all respects
too. se
Petersen & Brown.
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Listeners may never hear any good Of
themselves. but they get lot Of points
OF which they would otherwise be ig-
noraDt
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The most untidy woman is generally
the one most In evidence at the front
door.
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The cosy corner, with Its supposedly
luxurious appointments, is about the
most uncomfortable place in the whole
house.
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Dated April q. 1893.