THE M0RX1N0 ASTOR1AN. KrtlDAV MORNING, fiKPTEMMIl xi, m
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with a daily Ulagrap-alc rprt.
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TODAY'S WEATHER.
PORTLAND. Sept St. rir weauh-r;
filing temperature.
AROUND TOWN.
Th o. a r.
Fresh cracked crabs at the National
Cafe. I'.Lb
Sweet cream la any amount at the
Parlor.
Burbank potatoes, 11 a sack, at Pat'i
Market.
Astoria to Portland
via a R. A 1.
only SO cents
Home Made chocolate. SO cents a!
pound, at t:se Parlor.
The Odd Fellow's hall Is being re
paired both Inside and out.
The wharf of J. O. Vector at Brook-
field Is being newly planked.
We guarantee our loa cream to be
made of pure cream, The Parlor.
Mrs. W. L. Robb has rone to Hood
river for the benefit of her health.
Victor Bergman, of Waxrenton, was
In the city yesterday on business.
Cold lunch, pickled pigs feet, oysters,
beeps tongue, etc., at the National
Cafe.
Miss Lucille Anderson, of San Fran
cisco, Is visiting with friends in the
city.
Just arrived; the newest creations In
ladies fall and winter hats, at Shaoa
hans. C W. Fulton returned yesterday
from a hurried business trip to Port
land, -
. ...... - .
Wm. B. Edwards returned last even
ing from a business trip to Gobel and
Rainier, ,
The gratest display of Ladles sailor,
golf and walking hats in the city at
Bhanaban's.
Do you know Snodgraas make
Stamp Photos? Can and I
are all the go.
them they j
Sam Taylor, a well known business
man of Sealand, Wash., was In the
city yesterday.
E. A. Taylor, who has been quite
sick for the past two weeks. Is able to
be around again.
Miss McRae will have her millinery
opening of fall style. Thursday and
Friday, Sept a and S3.
.
Mrs. J, W, Casey, of Portland,! In
the city visiting her Bisters, Mrs. Sar
ah Ross and Mrs. Weldoq,
the young folks of the Assembly club business, except on Saturday and Tues
will go over to Knappton to night and : days, when she. will t CPff! OH her
have a dance In Callender" halL regular runs. Apply at Fishery docli.
The Better the Grade
The Bigger the Trade
HERMAN WISE
Of Chicago have appointed Mr, Wise their resident agent.
An ek-gant book containing over 00 samples of Fall and Winter Novelties is
here for your inspection.
Absolute Satisfaction Guaranteed,
Every garment made by expert artists. Charges very moderate for f-uch artistic
workmanship.
P. 8. An Mr""-' gutter will also be at Mr. Wise's store on Tuesday, Octobsr 3, at which time he
will be pleased to meet all gentlemen who are interested in artistic clothing. Ton will be wel
come whether you purchase or not.
A li-ycar-oM Indus' rUma girl wants
a place to work for her board and go
to school. Address A., Aatortan office.
Opening days of fall and winter mil
linery at Mrs. M. McKenile's on Thurs
day and Friday, Soptemebr II and tl
County Clerk Wherlty yesterday Is
sued a marriage license to N. Qulllanl i
and Cath&rina Welch, both of Astoria.
The n Hive Invite the ladles of
Astoria to the millinery opening on
Thursday and Friday, September U
and H
For rent Furnished rooms with
flrst-claas tabls board. Apply Mrs. B.
C Holden's corner Nlnta and Duane
Streeta
C. V. Knowlea manager of the Im
perial hotel, of Portland, was a pas
senger for the seaside on the train
yesterday.
Boquet De Cuba and Key West Oems
are the finest fire oent cigars that ret-
came to this market Henry Roe, op-
posit brewery.
Mrs. Roes will hare her millinery op
ening of the latest styles of fall hats
and bonnets. Thursday and Friday,
September 21 and SI
The Crysanthemum club will open
the winter social season with a grand
ball Friday evening, October f, at
Foard & Stokes hall.
Miss Kate and Mrs. Georgia May.
who have been visiting In Portland,
returned to their home at Hammond
on the no.wi train yesterday.
Captain Richardson of the lighthouse
tender Columbine yesterday received a
fill! set of flags and pennants for his
vessel direct from Washington.
Feglnnins Saturday. Sept. !S, the
steamer Bailey Oatiert will leave As
toria for Portland and way landings
Saturdays at 7 p. m. Instead of Sun
dava An attachment was placed on Chris
tiansen and Company's slaughter house
yesterday. Sometime latter the case
was settled and the attachment dis
solved, .... - . :zi
Mis Llrxle Hlrschy. of Portland,
Who has been spending several weeks
at the beach, arrived In the city yes
terday to visit with Triends for a
few days.
Professor Payne repre-ts !that the
Onley school Is undergoing remodel
ing Bnd painting. New blackboards,
etc., will also be put In, preparatory
to the fall opening.
The Occident shaving parlors and
baths will remain open daring the time,
the Improvements are being made to
the hotel. Customers will be given the
same service and attention.
Beginners and advanced pupil can
have thorough instruction on the vio
lin and piano by applying to J. H. Am
me, a graduate of Dresden and Lerp
tig conservatory. Hotel Tighe,
The steamer Mayflower In change
pf Captain Plckernell, la now open for
HAVING LEARNED THAT
Is the most reliable and best qualified mer
chant in Astoria to take Correct Measures
The
Royal
Tailors
The Astoria Froebel Klnitornrten
will open September S5. Miss Annl
It. lllnders.w, klndergartner. Parents
Interested are Invited to call at thei
kindergarten. No. SOT Exchange street.
Reduced rates on the White Collar
Line steamer Railey Outsort between
Astoria and Portland: Fare M cents,
state room $1.23, lower berth 75 rents,
upper berth M cents, section berth S3
cents.
Kelley's transfer wagons deliver box
wood to any part of the city on short
notice. All orders left at Zaprs fur
niture store. 30 Commercial street,
will receive prompt attention. Tele
phone SH4.
The ladles of the Astoria public li
brary are making elaborate prepara
tions for a minstrel performance to be
given at Fisher's opera house Wednes
day and Thursday, October 4 and 5.
The proceeds will be devoted to the
library fund.
The American barkentlne Addenda
was towed to sea from Knapnton yes
terday, lumber laden for Molenda,
Peru. Her cargo consisted of S41.M5
feet of assorted lumber. She carried
a full crew after watting several days
In port for men.
The Frltlsh ship Hahnemann cleared
at the customs house yesterday, carry
ing JtSCO bushels of wheat, valued
at tl5,TM and 1O8.S00 bushels of barley,
valued at IS1.975. She was towed to sea
yesterday evening and Is bound for
Queenstown or Falmouth for order.
Yesterday the Columbia Electrical
Repair Company was the recipient of
ro large contracts. One to Install
an electric light riant of 250 Inrandes
cents and a number of arc lights In the
Clatsop mill; the other to Install
plant for the Anacorte Packing Com
pany at Anacortes.
Last night's Telegram says the O.
R. i N. has no objection to giving a
right of way for the Dallea-CelHe boat
railway, since there Is not the slight
est probability that the boat railway
will ever be built or the rlsht of way
used. A portage railway first, and fin-
ally a canal and locks,
needed. - . r
are what Is
Commencing Sept. 21st the following
reduced rates will be placed In effect
via the O. R. ft N. Co.: Between As
toria and Portland and
plonts the fare will be
Intermediate
CO cents In
each direction. Reduction has also
been made In berth rates as follows:
Lower berths 75 cents, upper berths
SO cents and section berth !5 cents.
Measrs. Ferguson and Hueston were
yesterday awarded a contract by Pa
cific county, Washington, to build a
steel bridge across the Wlllapa river
above South Bend. The bridge will
have a 133 foot span. The contract
price was I6.600. There were sis other
bids and the 'ariatlon between the
highest and lowest bids was only 1100.
only JIOO.
Last evening, while loading lumber on
the steamer Bailey Oattert. one of the
deck hands slipped on the dock and
let fall a large plank weighing 400
pounds. In falHng the plank struck
and knocked the man down. When
assisted to his feet It was found that
be had sustained a fractured ankle.
He was taken aboard the boat and
properly cared for. j
Yestrrday afternoon word was
brought to this city that Mra lleo.
Hurvh had suddenly died at her real-
deuce In Skamokawa. of heart failure.
The deceased had lived In Skamokawa
f ir number of years and was well
known throughout Wahkiakum county.
She was Si years of age and leaves a
devoted husband and three children
to mourn her loss. The funeral will
take place Saturday at Skamokawa.
President Jam.s J. Hill has gone
E.ut from Seattle, whore he has bevn
for several days this week trying to
knock Presllcnt Mellen's recent pur
chase of water front terminals In that
city. The good man did not deem It
necessary to visit the Portland station
at this time. However, his Pa
couet deputy, Mohler, made a trip by
spectal train to meet his master at
Seattle, and no doubt got freah In
structions as to how "Oregon's" road
shall be managed In the Interest (?)
of Tortland "till he come again."
The schools will open Monday, Octo
ber S. Pupils living west of Fourth
street and belonging In the first, sec
ond, third, fourth or fifth grades, will
present themselves at the new Olney
school, t formerly the fire-engine house)
on the comer of Fourth and Astor
streets. All others living west of 13th
street will go to the McClure school
(the High school building). The prin
cipal of the High school. Mr. Payne,
will be at the school all day Saturday.
September 23, to meet pupils or par
ents who wish to consult with him as
to course of study, grading, and teit
books.
A special dispatch from Tillamook
to the Portland Telegram yesterday
s'ntes that word wo received In Til-
lumiKik yesterday morning that Delta, j
the 12-year-old daughter of E. K. 8co-i
veil, had been missing from her home,
at Nebalem, sinew Tuesday evening, j
Searching panics w ere urgunln-d and !
ber body was found at low tide In the;
north fork of the Ni-halem river, with'
a stone tied to a rope around her neck. I
The dispatch states that Coroner Tut-'
tuttle would leave In the afternoon to
i ho,J an Inquest. The friends of th
young lady family residing In this
fit will be much shocked at '.lis In-'
tellljence. I
About the bualest place lii Astoria Is
Richard Leathers' boat shop, opposite
j the Astoria Irion Works, where the
fishing schooner Jessie Is being fitted
, out for her first cruise. Mr. Leathers
has Just finished building six dories
J for the schooner and when the new
capstan is finished the schooner will go
to sea, probably the early part of
next week. The surf boat of the Ft.
Canby life saving station I also un
dergoing repairs and the finishing
touches are being put on Borthwlck's
new steamer. Beside this, quit a lot
of small wjrk Is ruins on. The men
j employed at the boat yards are alwaya
busy, and Mr. Leathers reports that he
has done more work this spring than
ever before.
Between noon and 1 o'clock yester
day Lawrence Nicholas, the 11 year old
son of H. M. Lomsten, secretary of
j The Columbia Wver Fishermen' Pro
tective I'nlon, was drowned near the
Clatsop mill. It appears that the boy,
who worked In the bos factory of the
mill, went In bathing from a floating
scow with a number of other boys.
Lawrence sould not swim but he dived
oft the cow three times. The third
time he failed to come up and In spite
of the efforts of Mi companions, he
was droWhed. The body was In the
water for half an hour before being
recovered. All efTort to restore life
were fruitless. Dr. Jay Tuttle was
called but could not do anything as
life was extinct The boy was quite
steady and Industrious and Mr. and
Mrs. Lornsten have the sympathy of a
large circle of friends and acquaint
ances In their sad bereavement. Ar
rangements for the funeral will be
made to day.
REAL KSTATEJ TRANSFERS.
I Margaret B. Levlngs to Dally Jean-
ette Levlngs, lot , block 1, Ocean
Grove; n
Jacob Edison to Pete Johnson, east
half of lots 13 and SO, block 6,
Shlvely's; 25
Pretty
Cups and Saucers,
10 eta. up
Great Left Over Salb
Prices Away Down.
You'll Say So,
When Voa S Prices.
Great American Importiiiii Tea Co.
Stores Everywhere
100 Stores.
171 Commercial It, Asterla.
Perrilri
Shorthand
School
H. W. BEHNKE, Principal,
Rooms 211
Oregonlnn Building, Portland, Ore
The Pernln System was awarded the
World's Fair M1h1 and Diploma, No
shading; No position; Few word-slgne
No failures.
Day and night
SCIHlLiY
Tito j;lory of Oregon's futuro will noon rtl with her neliool loyn o! lotlny; tlit,lr olligntioiiH
will ! groat. I.t't them 1 in nowino tinmlicn)wl. rrotr clothing in just ii.i tHtuntiul
us prtH r luniks. To inert tho rmnt' every iIuiiibikI, wo have nrraiigt'il n njtodnl
wilo f ehiWren's clothing. Thin imlo ojhmih totlny nml iiii liiile erery article ncoivmiiry
to nuike ii ft coinplelo wimlroho, whether for tho MchiHillwy or schoolgirl. Toilivy wo
quote especially hoys' clothing.
Boys' Suits
SO suits rciNlly suitable (or
school wear will bs offered as a
leatler. Theso suits ere msile of
all wool, raaajmeres ami fancy
leols; Hie coats arc double
bresatrd stnl well llnetl through
out; the pauls are knee lengths,
all sites, These suit formerly
sold (or H.M) ami 14.00 but during
this sale tlirjr go (or
Boys' Cotton Sweaters
Full line In itrlnei and aolij
colors such as blue, garuot auJ
uavy l 5l,-
A fiftf fiff vrr' nice l'nc or school wear is the Kantwrarout brand, these have
rlIULllVl dmible-brcaitetl coats, knee pant-i with double knees and seati and
come in fancy worsted Scotch tweeds, castimcrci, serges ami cheviots, sizes nine to
fifteen years $2,2$ to $7.50,
A. O. V. W. NOTICE.
All members of Seaside
Lodge No. 13 A. O. U.
W. and of both IVgree
of Honor loles are
hereby notified that the
steamer Nahrotta will
live from the Tela
phont dock for llwaeo on Saturday af
ternoon, September 23, at o'clck p.
m. sharp. All Intending to go on ths
excursion should be on board by that
hour. Hy order, J. W. KARLSON,
W. M
THS LADIEf.
The pleasant effect and perfect safe
ty with which ladles may use Syrup
of fir, under all conditions, makes tt
their favorite remedy. To get the
and genuine article, look for the name
of the California Fig Syrup Co, print
ed near the bottom of the package. For
sale by all drugtsta.
8EEINO WITH OUR FEELINGS.
A physician make the statement that
we see with our feelings. There Is
more truth In this than the thought
less will perceive. For Instance, take
a man or wqman with a weak stomach
which haa not the power of giving ths
blood the nourishment It requires. The
system la filled with poisonous bile.
Poor blood coursing through the brain
poisons and weakens It. and the suf
ferer la utterly Incapable of enjoying
beauty of any sort, or even a hearty
meal. The reason the bilious and the
dyspeptlo who takee Hostetters Stom
ach Bitters finds life brighter and
Dleasantir. Is because It cleanses ths
system and strengthens the stomach.
ge that a private revenue stamp
covers the top of the bottle.
FTTRNTTL'RB AT PRIVATE SALB.
During the month of September, 1891,
will dispose of my household furni
ture, consisting of carpets, chairs, wal
nut secretary, parlor organ, chamber
suits and bedding, lounges, lamps, hall
rack, tables, pictures, miscellaneous
books, crockery, kitchen range, refrlf-
erator, etc.
Please call between the hours of I
a. m. and 1p.m.
Mrs. W. W. PARK IS it.
, FOR BALE.
Furniture of upper floors of Central
hotel. Oood paying business. Owner
wishes to go to Europe. Will be sold
aheap If sold wlthlng IB days.
Astoria
...Steam Laundry...
I). R. OA V I'llKIX, 1'nip'r.
W ars (Inliirmurh In cur Ilia wanhlnu
habll. Wa ollar a liellcr wiiy, a cli"n
erand a mora eonvi'tilmit w:i? Fami
ly wanlilnK and Ironing :liniir lhan
you can have thi-m '1'ino at liome, tlim
diiliif ay wltli I tin iii"fil rrnna and
tlri"l fi elliiK 1111 Miiii'Uy.
SaT"N Clilneas employed,
(Tomer Ninth and Anlor Htrwla,
Holmes' English
AND
Business College
414 Yamhill SL, Port land, Oregon.
SIX DEPARTMENTS
English, l)ookkc4plnn,
ShortliHnd, Typewriting,
PcninaiiHhip, Art.
Bond for circular.
FOR THE
$2.50
. , . SliarmahaiVs . . .
churns
IMi IH1UW I.
PDRTl
f PALACE
W. W. Whlpple.IVoprletOr.
Finest Restaurant North of San Francisco
ATTENTIVE SKBTKB....
rmevcudm etnas ira..
PRIVATB ROOMS roa LADIKtV
538 Commercial St.,
CHAS. HEILBORN Si SON
IRON
In all ilses
AND BRASS
BEDSTEADS
Commission, Brokerage,
Insurance and Shipping:.
. .rvia nt anma
C. J. TRENCHARD.
Dy renaennu aujrcnu.
have an over-iupply of capable office men and women. We can qualify any
earnest, faithful student to do first-class office work -fie kind that pajt.
Departments: Business, Shorthand, English.
Visit our school, or write for full particulars. "Armstrong's Combined
Theory and Practice of Bookkeeping" Is new way to teach. Student learn
to iecp booke ctlj aa they are kept In business. Investigate. Call, or write.
Portland Business College
Fifth and Yamhill SU. A. P. Armstrong;, Prlii.
Open 11 the year. SttidenU may enter at any time. Business, Shorthand
and English departments. Private or claw Instruction. Catalogue free.
Sailor Blouse Suits
bar fulllln of sailor bkiuw
nit, niitMy suit anj veatee suits
thai ars bulk luitaltl and sarviss
tills tor th jroungar Its, Thsas
are of bin serg and blue chevtot,
fancy and Billed twrls with
Plaia suj fancy hlsl.la. with
Mack silk sailor knot attached;
lie Ik re lo eight rears at
$2.45 to $7.00
Boy' kiim Panta
la corduroy, tweeds, seiges anil
rhrvlots, all wall niada auJ Mstl
al JJC lo 1,09
A full Kit of latilols, tl.tr. draw
ing Umks. ipongt-s, ns and
encila, etc.
tec
I5T., 2NTX
KtDRCnON.
Open Day
and Night.
Aetorla, Oregon
and styles.
We shall continue to sell
Iron anil Brass lipilsteads
at the Mine I-ow Prices
regimtless of the ralae In
the price of iron and brass
Cm si torn House Broker.
w ASTORIA, .OREGON
Agent W. F. a Co., and PaolOo Kspreaa Co'S.
kind. The commercial world will never