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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1899)
i V l'HK MORNING ASTOR1AN. IlILSDAV, UCTOUKtt 10, IBJ1. Headquarter (or Pry tiood on the I.ower Cnhinihisi Fur Garments CULLISON & CO Wheat and Stock Brokers MRFf t wirfs id $w York Stock Exchange D1KHT TO Chicag0 BcjJrd of ra(Je 214-215 Chamber of Commerce, Portland. Oregon. jauMX. 7 "Till T' w J ' - vi' ' " ' ..... To the ladies of Astoria AND VICINITY. We conlinlly invite you In vinit its li our new iiiiutem, Corner Morrison and First Sts.. Formerly oraiilcl by A. II. STKINIIAOI, "here we have on display the liirrst r lunive line of Millinery on (lie Count, Up-to-Date Millinery AT I'OI'ULAIt I'lildlvS. lVaiwctive purchaser uVsiriu i the fitietd quality at coo nooiicitl ptir pi nnot atl'onl to overlook onr nperb ho ind of Kit' .rant Fur Cm Mtttt IVHarette. AH made from the tlnt-st pelt and in the uuwl hpprow.t styles. vi.lt to our " j-w yim ftwxl BISHOP SCOn ACADEMY Poaad.4 ISTO. J. W. Hill. M. D rrlaclval. The A. Dunbar Co. I- WKST ?tPE NOTES. itny have Nvn visiting f,r a wk Mr. Swan OI?n of Kantta. who Is Mrs. AlUrt Alton and Mr. Sayvrs arv ..,,;,, h,. ..,. R(n .n) rvrrv i. Ckrlitntl Term 0as . la, IW. A Vxardlrt 4 rr aVaoal. il In Portland attending the missionary; . meeting- ft the rrvsoytenan cnurcn. i They will al.o visit the exposition. I Mary's 111, rtnj mis tskon to St. hospital Friday. Prenldrnt T. H. Curtis was looklnc ' Win. Tag Is a dWat to the Ore- ovpr ,h, ,.. ww!t M mutsvn on Ptvehytery, which convene I") nd Fit Steven Friday. Portland on the 9ih Inst. He win ne 04. awl atMMnwi nca ista pr niiuM or taxortaauoe aour tM ritKHr.1. J. w. H IU. M. lx. P. O, dramr 17, rwttemi. Or Primary, Prtnaratory aa4 AimMl (terart Strata: Collr Vrrrtloa. Military PtMlpllsa, Uaaual Traiala. Mujre al U at, nainl, service of the Vnlted Stattw. was re-' accompanied by his wife and tittle daughter. ItiM IT.- TmlrA l-.ft fitrtta mm tftJIf Friday morning for a short visit with1 ',n surJr relatives tn Portland, and will visit, farmed orri Rosebury before returning. Mr. and Mr. Alfred Dawson and ) Mrs. K. A. Mason Is spending & few vtwd today whon the tVefendanta daughter Anne have Just returned from a visit to the exposition, of which th;-y upeak In glowing terma. S. D. Adair and family have moved from Sunnymead to the old Adair home in East Astoria. Mis Rannce Kirtly gave a party In aiclntlre't hall last Wednesday even ing. In honor of her friend Miss Ab botfs birthday. Rev. Oeorge Haley and wife arrived last week. Mr. Haley delivered his first sermon In Warrenton Sunday morning before last, and at Hammond In the afternoon. Rev. W. S. Short held service In St. - Thomas Chapel last Wednesday evn Ing. Mrs. Ida Powers and daughter Mar gvry of Fortland are visiting Mrs. Al bert Hill and Mrs. Earl Orlder. Miss Polly Dawson and Miss Chris tine Jureh have returned to Astoria to attend the high school. Mrs. J. W. Munson Is visiting her .flster. Mrs. Mary Snrprenant at Ol ney. Mrs. V. H. Mudd and Miss Clara May are visiting (n Portland. Miss Mary McOer of Mount Pleas aut, Iowa, Is visiting Mrs. E. M. Sally. 'torn-October i. to the wife of Wer ner Storm, a daughter. R. L. Freeman of Fort Canby was over saying good -by to his many I days with her children at Woodlawn, Dr. Bishop of Astoria was In Warren- wvvk ago, and per- opertlon on little Maudle Loremo. Two years ago she fell, suf fering an Injury to one of the bomV i of the leg. which has caused her no trouble until recently. Several small were placed on trial States district court. In the United piece of bone have been removed and1 the patient Is resting easily. THAT JOTFUL FEELING. With the exhilarating rn of re newed health and strength and In ternal cleanliness, which follow th use of Syrup of Figs, Is unknown to me ir wno nave noi progresses oe w mm m yond the old-time medicines and th' tVCTV 11 111(1 chea p substitutes sometime offered KNAPP BROS., Health Food Co., K nt Purl J, Ore., Mamtliioturem of NTT HtTTrR. the FinhI for lf miiJ K R CKKK.AI. Drink. the llcnltli DEFKl'DED THE GOVERNMENT. i Iiut never accepted by the well-inform- ew lor icinu rotate iieaier crargA'a ea. ituy tne genuine. .Manufactured With Rretfortng Was Revenue j by the California Fig Syrup Co. Stamps. vrrv Trtni.- .v,. . r. ' FOR RENT OR SALE. Stra.t. the wll-known real estate deal-, A vrry deslrablTlalry farm, finest er ard insurance ageni. with an of-. beaver dam land with abundant living , fice on lower Broadway, has been ar-! w'er. and cows, buildings, orchards J rted. charged with defrauding the 4"a Wn'on- Addres Robert Craw-; ' ford, Nehalem, Tillamook eounty. Ore. i government by lling war revenue stamp chemically restvHt after can cellation. It Is stated by treasury spe cial scents that Strait and his asso ciates have cheat.l the government out ..' ' V- 'I' ;J WoniiD's Wclf.re within her own control; greatest i French medical triumph of this cen tury, for al I female lirecu'aiitlea. i cf fW.flAA. StnUt. they say. has been ,aknes, etc.; a positive blessing to cleani.g J2.J00 a week. married ladles. Call or wrire for. staled information. Inclose stamp, Oftice, 3. Washington slreet. over i Conlruy's, room $-10, Portland. Ore. ! - if No -A I Pcrnln i i Over 700 TRIMMED HATS from $3.00 and tp. Golf Hats with lom Quills all colors, V7U liOCfl Street I fats all new styles from ... 7ft u nmt up. New walking Hats. New Tarns and Turbans The Wonder Millinery Co., The Big Store At his home wvre found a large num ber of stamps In various singe of rfstora:lm, also the chemicals used In the process. Beautiful COUNTERFEITERS ON TRIAL. PHILADELPHIA. Oct. .-Interest j W 2 1 H W Q ty . in the celebrated revenue stamp coun-' terfeltlng conspiracy, unearthed about1 At prices within tLe friends. He left for his home In North sl momh b ,ha Vnix i reacb of a! I. l's!l and pTamin f h nt i - ...v .... i)ie. Mr. and Mr. K. L. Price returned "; arrest of eight men. one govern, ; last Tuesday from Vancouver, where ment employe, and two formerly jn th, MRS. ROSS. Carolina Friday morning. 1S3 1Kb Street Heat lies for the iK litious i CHOCOLATE ! AND CREAM j BONBONS 1 maile tit ' The Spa Candy Factory ' The largest! lino of Lowney's I Famous Chocolates! evrr brought j to Astorin. A. B. COONLEV, fwp'r. 'Phone Wa ff Corner Morrison niul First St.., IHIIlTI.ANli, OUF.150X. Shorthand School H. W. HEHNKE. Principal. Room :il Dre.-mii . I tt 1 1,1 i af. I'ol tliillj, Ore. The IVrnln System wa awarded th World's Fair Medal and Diploma. No shading: No position; Few word-lgn No failure Day and night. Holmes' English -AND- Business College 414 Yamhill hi, l'littlaml, Oregon. I I I I I SIX DFFAHTMF.XTS FiikIIhIi. IhMik keeping. ShorthttiiJ. Typewriting. Penniunitlilp, All. Bent (or circulars. eu by ren.lerlng superior ervlr of tome kind. Th commercial world will rr have to orvr-iupply of CMpabk office men sad women. W cat qualify say earnrtt, faithful student lo tto ftrst clas offir work tie html that para Departments: Business, Shorthand, English. Visit our school, or writ for futl particular. fxV"Atmttronf ' Combined Theory and Practice of Bookkeeping" b tew way lo f,A. otadeoU leara to imp book ttmxtlj a they are kept la basis. lavestlgat. Call, or writ. Portland Business College Fifth and Yamhill Su, A. P. Arrrutronf , Prin. Opto all the year. Student may enter at any lime. limine, Shorthand and Engliih departments. Private or class Instruction. Catalogue free. i i ; The Lightest Store in Astoria - ll rTTllUGT . ; Wise's Customers See What They Buy j yV'A 'i TIID IJIOOCR TUB TRADD. LiUWLluUli. LI LILiW L! LhW L! WM IsAlhihu Coaxer No. I. All men's suits up to Jio, now J 8 15 All men's suits above 10 tip to ?i2.5o, now 10 00 All men's suits above 12.50 up to $15 lioo All men's suits above 15 up to $17.50, now i 50 Al! men's suits above 17.50 up to $20, now 16 00 All men's suits above 20, up to $25, now 21 00 Coaxer No. 2. 20 percent reduction on all underwear. Coaxer No. 3. 20 per cent off on all Rubber Mackintoshes. Coaxer No. 4. All raeri'i hat 1. 50, now i 10 Ail men's hats np to 2, now 150 All tf.erj'i hatf, regular 2.50, now 1 90 All rx.cd' hats, regular 3, now 2 10 Ail uien'i hats, regular 3.50, now 2 60 Ail men's hats, regular 4, now 3 00 WU-OIS NOT FOR ASTORIA VV liVj IS AGAINST HER! It shall not be said that Astoria trade goes to Portland ' because Astoria "merchants are not wide awake enough. 1st We hep as fine clothes as money can buy. 2nd. We sell clothes cheaper than Portland can. i 3rd We are tbith you em every proposition, while Portland is against you READ THESE GOAXERS THESE PRICES WE QUOTE! Will 50c fare induce you to become a TRAITOR to your town? Coaxer No. 5. All men's overcoats, regular 10, now $ 7 75 All men's overcoats, regular 11.50, now 1000 All men's ovcrconts, regular 15, now uoo All men's overcoats, regular 17.50, now 1450 Coaxer No. 6. ao per cent reduction on all Boys' and Children's Suits and Overcoats. ' . Coaxer No. 7. All 50c sox now .'. 35 cents All 25c sox now ; . 3 for 50 cents All 15c sox now 3 for as cents. Coaxer No. 8. All 50 cent Ties now 35 cents All 25 cent Ties now , . 15 cents HERMAN WISE THE RELIABLE CLOTHIER AND HATTER ASTORIA, OREGON