The morning Astorian., October 11, 1899, Page 5, Image 5

flIK MORNING AHTOltlAN WEDNE.S0AV. OCTOBER ll. IBM
Extraordinary Sale
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Special for Wednesday and Thursday.
Muck and Colortxl Burgoo 11.00 quality 60c
(iolf Maid 40 in. 65o qulily Vc
Knglinli Flnnuvlette 10c quality BJc
All other goods in proportion
McALLEN & HcDONNELL,
470 Coinuiorciiil St.
TO ASTORIANS.
Tae IUII.V ASTOHMN still b roand
Ml In s'orllauil al la a wall kaova a
lloaarr Iiuhm J. r. Ilanaiay a) tu., mil
Maliltua Slraet, Orders for sdtar
atalng lad wlln this ttm Mill raaalte
arual Atlaallaa.
TODAT'g W BATHER.
IDItTLANU. Oot. lt.-IUln today.
aROUNIDJOVVN.
;. r. Dower of Cbadwoll It Id town.
J. 8. I'olhcmui of Portland I In th
city.
C. W. Nottingham of Portland U In
.Astoria.
Harry Oray cum up on lb NachoU
yesterday.
Andy Heed la at Tokland Uklnf his
annual outing.
It. Ilurch, Bkamokawa, la registered
at the Parker.
rharlt Kln of Portland 1 In th
cliy on buainea.
W. W. Whlppl m rvglatered at th
1'iirUand yesterday.
Chill oon came with frljojl at Lee
Herring's National Cat vry day.
The Mate of California crosaed out
yrat-rJay morning for Bon Francisco
Piirnlahed room for light hour kP
In. Mr. B. O. Curran, 171 Tenth BL
I'lilll eon earn and frljolle at L
lirrrlna's National Cafe wry day.
A tl( tlmo li expected at th ne klle
party at K. of p. hall, Thursday nliiht.
Mrs. Captain Chas. Richardson and
Mliw IVarl Cola are vlsttlng In Port
land. Th latest In th confection tin ar
those, dollcat Ice Cream Chocolate
at The Spa.
Oew, P. Stout, the well-known Port
land attorney, was In Astoria yester
day on business,
Portland and Astoria
FREE..
To provide the citizens of Astoria and vicinity with tho same advantage! aa
fliepcoplo of Portland, we will, during the continuance of the prevailing
rates, furnish round trip ticltoU from .
Astoria to Portland and Return
Absolutely Free
By giving one round trip ticket and an Admission
to the Exposition with each Suit or Overcoat, pur
chased of us, no matter what price the garment,
This will enable those desiring to visit the Exposition to do so without coat
and at tho same timo to take advantage of our enormous eoloction of
FALL AND WINTER SUITS AND
OVERCOATS
For Mon9, Boys and Children. All our goods are marked in plain figures.
CUT OUT THIS "AD." and it will bo honored for a round trip ticket and
an admission to tho exposition with each purchase of a Suit or Overcoat.
Moyer Clothing Co.
The Popular Price Clothiers.
BEN SELLING, Manager.
Mr. E. 8. Crawford of th C II. Coop
r alor rottiriMd yesterday from a
brief vl.lt to roriland.
Keep your ty on Knapp Uro.'
Health Food Co. 'a ad. In another ool
umn. Not thtr product,
Mra Haddock will reoelv a II ml tad
numtwr of pupil In voloa cultur and
Plane, I.T lkjlnjv.nue,
Th. IlKbthoua iendVr Manianlla Wt'
up th rlvor ytrday to vMl th light1
nation and dUvi upll
Tu (Jarroao ahlp Carl, wbaat laden
for Qutrnatown, for ordn, arrived
down from Portland yvaterday.
Tou can And over 10.0C utleg of aov
ela at llyland Broa.' old booator.PotV
land. Prop In and get aomethlng to
read.
Profrtiur Urgg'f Wedtarday-after
noon danvlng claaava at Hanthorn bail
ar well attended and Incraaalng In In-
lert.
Lipton' boat may be Shamrock la
name, but there I a chance that the
Columbia la stumbling up agalnat the
real thing.
C. C. tiabbadge, night watchman at
the O. K. a. N. dock, has accepted a
position a hrakvinan on a road leading
out of Purtland.
Everybody invited to the necktie
party to be given by Charily lodge, D.
of II., Thursday evening, October 11th,
at th K. of P. hall.
rrvalilrnt Hammond of the A. A C.
R. R. has gone to Montana on a brief
business trip and experts to return
Portland again on Sunday.
to
When In Astoria, transient guest
can secur unsurpassed accommoda
tions at th Astor House. Perfect cook
ing and nice, olean rooms. Rates, fl
Pr day.
I. W, Harper's Nelson county, Ky..
whiskey. A gentleman's whiskey;
whiskey for th sideboard; a whiskey
fur the sick room. Bold by Foard
Stokea Company, Astoria, Oregon.
3rd
Hlx valiant bowler of th Multno
mad club will bauit agulnst A. T. C,
rfwked-hattnr next Saturday night at
Ilia horn alleys. An exciting gam la
expected.
Ha sure to alitend tho tea and dls.
.ly of hand pointed china to bt ilvon
this afternoon by the young U'llis of
HI. Agnm guild at tho horn of Mrs. B.
Worsley, on franklin avenue.
Th national bank of Aalorla war
visited by th government bank ei
amlners yesterday, Oregon la on of
the few state In which private bank
ar exempt from state supervision.
Miss Hilda Lund, for several years In
the ulTtr of Foard Blokes cominy.
ha resigned bar poaltlon and atart to
morrow for hrr old hm In Norway.
whir ihe expects to viilt for some
Urn.
op
mlta ,h 1,",,"t churrh wh,ch h"
b"n "" f"r "" M ,,cn"0,
nuw ' Duln nMrUMK'lta uiu oy
It owner, Mr. Dorlllnr, Into a double
mldance.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Evandrr, Mr. J. A.
Fulton, Mia Fulton. II L. Ward, Mr.
and Mm. F. D. Kuettr.rr, J. A. Devlin,
W. E. Dement. Mr. A. Dunbar, Mr. H.
D. Thing and F. C. Reed are among
Aatorlani vlaltlng Portland.
Through th mletak In th copy
handed In for publication yesterday,
Ihe tea and display of hand painted
rhlna to be given by Bt. Agne guild of!
('race church, was advertised to take
place Thursday Instead of this after
noon. At a meeting of the ladles of the
MethiHllat church yesterday afternoon
II was decided to tender Dr. and Mrs.
Peart a reception at Ihe church tomor
row evening. Every on Is Invited to
attend and make the acquaintance of
the new pastor and his wife.
There are a number of Improvements
being made In various parts of th cliy
that In a smaller place would be con
sidered quit noteworthy. Renldenrea
inj l(olvhou
are being erected,
stores enlarged and many other evi
dence of progress and growth strike
the eye of a stroller 'round town.
The captains of the two German
hips, the Neck and th Carl, have
miide a bet a to which will arrive in
Europe flrst. Th Neck arrived from
Portland a few day ago and the Carl
arrived yesterday. Both are whu la
den and they will probably be towed to
sra today. '
and Oak St rncts, Portlnr d h
At a apeolal meeting of tl Toriland
chamber of cotninnrce, lwl'1 yesterday
afternoon, a apeclal comniltua) was ap
pointed to Invvatlgate th report that
the Union 1'aclfla company 1 contem
plating an extension of the O, It. at N.
rood to the Hound. Tho cnntnlUee la
uniMjevd of evmte of Portland's uwml
dlNlltiKUlshod and energotic bualnees
men, and It Is auid to be lite d?U-rml-nation
of the Portland chamber to sift
the Intentions and policy of the Union
Pacific to the botltom. Th-re Is much
concern throughout all ranks of busi
ness tmn over the situation.
""
There I sum money up In Astoria on
th Columbia-Hhamrock race, but the
betting doeei not keep pace with the
liitt'n-st aroused. Bo far as known, the
amount placed are small and no odd
given, although the Columbia followers
ar in a large majority, a Is natural.
Ai'cunllng to the reports, eastern critics
are Inclined to believe that the races
attempted to be sailed so far show the
Shamrock to be the btfUer boat, but
local experts say that, Judging from!
the bulletins, If there baa been any-!
thing to indicate what the boats canj
du in a good brevae, It Is In favor of
the Columbia.
At the regular meeting of Hotly
Ranch. No, 19, United Modern Vigilan
tes, (he election of officers for the en
suing year was held, with the following
results: Leader, C. C. Brower; veata,
Mra. R. J. Voeth; aide. R. C. Voeth;
vesta aide, Mrs. 8. B. 81ade; scribe, M.
R Bozurlh; treasurer, D. R. Campbell;
trpe. Mrs. M. II. Boiorth; acout. J.
L. Crandall; examiner. Dr. 11. L. Hen
dorson; guard. Mra. J. U Henderson;
outer guard, I. A. Haaven; approver,
W. J, Cook. Considerable business was
transacted and several new memoirs'
received, while prospects are good f.r!
a number of Initiations at the next1
meeting.
The boys who broke Into Nick Clin
ton's tool chest and stole, thn-w away
or destroyed a number of tools, haw
been discovered. Chief of Police Hal-
lock has been quietly looking up the I
culprits since the matter was reported,
and yterday arrested half a doxen (
youngsters whose ages range from
to 1! years. 8ome of them were mixed;
up In the Cedar street school affair.'
Their youthfulneas makvs the case a
dllllciilt one to handle,
trouble evidently has
nothing, and there are
Their former
taught them '
two or three;
other gangs in town on the look-out
for mischief.. The rase will be tried.
before Justice Hughes.
Mr. W. W. Park-T will leave In a1
few duys for Southern California to re-'
i
slile. Mrs. Parker has long been known
in Astoria as a leader In charitable and
temperance work, and was secretory
and treasurer of the Rveue club for
iiii;y o-j afu-r La organlxalluu. S'.ie
was one of the first members of the
club. Dr. O. B. Estes was Its presldei t
at that time, and much guod was ac-
compllshed by their combined effort,
The property belonging to the club. In-'
eluding a piano, chairs, etc., will be
turned over to the W. C. T. U. The
dlrectors and trustees of the club, as' teers. The soldier wore their blue fa
well as all others Interested, are re-' tlgue uniforms. In the rifles of the men
quested to meet at the ofllc of Dr. Es- had been placed bouquets of roses and
tea tomorrow evening for the purpose pinks. The men appeared to be In ex
of formally turning over the property. ' oellent condition, and marched like vet
i ' I erans. The Third artillery and two
Tinier an execution issued from the troops of cavalry followed the volun
clrcult court of Multnomah county, the teers.
stock of lumber, scow and tugboat be-j The entrance to the Presidio was
longing to the H. B. Borthwick Lumber reached a few minutes after noon, and
company wens alexed by Sheriff Llnvllle the men were given permission, tmme
yesterday. The judgment is lu favor of dlattly upon their arrival at tho camp,
Jas. T. Watson, trustee, and the Com-! to attend to their luggage and rest In
niercial National bank of Portland, and the tents.
la for S9,?.0S, $1,$JS. ...-'- fi' ' The Washington soldiers will remain
and for costs. A number of defendants,' In camp for sevral weeks before going
Including H. B. Borthwlck and Borth-j north to their homes,
wick tc Fane are named In the Judg- The First Montana regiment played
ment. The execution was not levied host to the returning Washington vol
with the purpose to tie up or embar-J unteers at the Presidio today,
rsss the affairs of the Borthwlck Lum-j The entire returning regiment was
ber company, but was taken as a for- given luncheon In the camp of the boys
trial action to keep the judgment alive of the middle Northwest. Each cotn
and protect the Interests of the several pany of enlisted men entertained the
Interested parties. The mill at Ooble company of corresponding letter in the
and the Astoria yard will be operated Washington regiment, the banquet be;
as usual. Ing spread In the company mess rooms.
The officers of the Montana regiment
At the special meeting of th council entertained the officers of the visiting
I
Wednesday night, the action of City
Treasurer Carney In refusing to pay
compound Interest on warrants held by
J. Y. Hamilton was upheld by the coun.
ell. City Attorney Allen, in giving an
opinion on the subjeot .stated mat wnlle;
Mr. Carney was correct f."om a com
mercial standpoint, Mr. Hn,:i!l'
technically right. Mr. Carney, how-J
ever, refused to pay Mr. Hamilton the
difference In dispute until authorized so
to do by the council. The opinion of
the city attorney settles the matter so
fnr as the city treasurer Is concerned,
unites Mr. Hamilton or the holders of
similar warrants bring suit In th
courts, a course not considered likely.
Mr. Carney ha maintained from the
beginning that his method of comput
Ing Interest on warrant where partial
payments were made was the proper
on, and precisely th same system fol
lowed by the commercial houses and
bank of the city. A resolution was
passed by th council directing the city
treasurer to adhor to this method of
paying Interest on warrants.
WASHINGTON BOYS
GET BIG GREETING
WERE LANDED YESTERDAY
Will Remain at Presidio for Some
Days Ikfore Returning Home
Danqneted by Mlnnesotlans.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10.-Th First
Washington volunteers and the oUur
soldiers who arrived here yesterday
from Manila on the transport Pennsyl
vania, were landed this morning and
marched to the ferry building, where
breakfast was served to them under the
direction of the citizen1 reception com
mute. The soldiers wer given a fine
reception. After breakfast they were
again mustered Into line and marched
to th Presidio. Tbtlr route took
them through the business section of
the city, and all along the line they
wtro received with wild hurrahs, the
blowing of whistles and the firing of
cannon.
The new arrivals were escorted to
the Prealdlo by the Presidio band, two
naileries of the Third artillery, and
trooo O of the Sixth cavalry. On Van
Ness avenue the regiment was re
Vewe)i by General Shaftcr, Governor
Roavrs of Washington and Governor
Stanley of Kansas.
The camp for the Washington had
prepared for them in advance.
an(1 on arrival at the reservation very
u,te na(j l0 be done to make the men
comfortable. The soldiers will remain
here for some time. Arrangements
have been made to take them to their
northern homes In special trains pro-
vlded by Levi Ankeiiy, the Walla Walla
millionaire, who has. a son in the reg-
intent.
While the speech-making was in pro-
aress at the ferries, a committee of
ladles from Washington were attend-
Ing to the wants of the soldiers at tho
breakfast table and decorating them
with flowers. After breakfast the men
reported bock to the transport to gt-t
their arms, and shortly afterward the
command to march was sounded.
The prooaioii was Kd by he Third
artillery band and two companies of
heavy artillery. Tre governor of Wash
lngton, visiting citlxens of Washington
and city representative followed in
carriages.
Then came the First Washington
bad, the drum corps and the volun-
regiment in their mess hall.
HOW THE CORSET CAME.
Catherine de Medici first introduced
the Corset into France. Her example,
however, was not followed by Mary
Stuart of Diana Poitiers, though It wa
iulimued by all the ladles of the French
court that It was utterly indlsprnsable
to the beauty of the female Infancy and
was fashionable more after the style of
a knight's chlrass than anything else.
The frameware was made entirely of
iron, and the velvet which decorated
the exterior only served to hide a
frightful and cumbersome article of
The BEE HIVE
Cloi'rgCut fAen'sSisfiesrtCoit
$3.50 HI., for (2I'0
2 50 Hhoes for 1.75
1.50 Hlioes lor 1.10
Udiei' Woolen Bbirt Waists,
Outing Wsini 70 cents
Ladies' Jackets from $2.75 to !? 00
Collarettes from fl 60 to $9.00
fxamne cur Mlliiciy Dtp't
Golf llattf, all colrri bd latesl styles
Our Kasteru Trimmer in the Hat De
partment is proviig great sucoees.
In Children's Cloaks are carrying tbe largest assortment ever before dig
played in oar store.
467 COMMERCIAL ST., ASTORIA.
Heretofore AwtorlanH have went away for their
CALENDARS
I dow hare in stock an up-to-date lme of 1900 to select from. Call and ex
atnin them, Tbe moat Beautiful Variety ever displayed in the Pacific
Northwest.
). 8. DF.IMXC.ER.
torture. This state of things, so
ruinous to health and personal conven
ience, could not last long, and the ar
tisans of those days gave much time
and thought toward rendering the met
al more light and pliable. The corset
found great favor In the eye of Louis
XIV., but in tbe following reign It was
threatened with entire banishment
from the toilet. Fashion took a rural
and simple turn, many of the court
celebrities being guided by the taste
of Boucher, In whose picture many of
them appear aa shepherds and shep
herdesses. When the painter departed,
however, fashion returned once more
to the eccentricities and extravagau
clea of former time. Corset were
again forgotten during tbe revolution,
being practically tabooed by the fash
ionable world. The beauties of tbe day
went In for classical fashions. Roman
dress being held In especial esteem.
The empire did away with the classic
fashions, but did not take the corset
back Into favor. High waists were all
the vogue, and the more decollete a
costume the more fashionable U was
considered. With the fall of the empire
came the fall of the waists, and then,
as a matter of course, the return to the
corset followed.
of their ownetaoln n.rApk IEdi shrdlu
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between A.
J. Megler and C S. Wright, under the
firm name of Megler ft Wright, has
this day been dissolved by mutual oon
ent. Mr. Wright letirlng. All the in
debtedness of tbe firm has been assum
ed by Mr. Megler and all bills due the
firm must be puid to him.
Dated October 5th, 1S99.
A. J. MEGLER, .
C. S. WRIGHT.
THET COT AND FIT.
Two Fashionable Furriers Who Are
Earning Well-Merited Approval..' .
Good work, correot style and perfect
fit sneak louder for the furrier than
any advi rtiseintnt that can be written.
Applfcilh & Prasil, the fashionable
furriers, at 14S Third street, between
Alder and 'Morrison, guarantee abso
lute satisfaction in every case where
a purchase Is made at tbeir establish
ment. Both gentlemen are practical
cutters and Utters, who have been em
ployed In some of the largest houses
In the principal clUes of tbe United
States. There is a style and finish to
all work turned out by this firm that
stamp both gentlemen experts in this
business.' Garments will be token to
be made over or repaired, and the work
turned out with the least possible de
lay. A STRIKE EPIDEMIC.
Strikes are serious things, and In
view of th number that have oc
curred it Is well to remember that until
the cause Is removed, dissatisfaction
will depreciate work and prove a men
ace tc society. But It is not only the
commercial life which has its strikes.
The whole country is groaning under
the strike of the stomach, and many
people make the mistake of trying to
suppress the symptoms Instead of re
moving the cause. There is but on
sure way of curing the Ills which arise
from a rebellious stomach, and that is
by an honest use of Hostetter's Stom
ach Bitters. Use It for Indigestion.
constipation, dyspepsia, biliousness,
liver or kidney trouble, and see that a
private Revenue Stamp covers the
neck of the bottle. I
FOR SALE.
Improved ranch, 'consisting of 120
acres, on Young's river. Apply to John
L Hayseth, Wise, Or.
LOGGERS ATTENTIONI
Headquarters for Cutters' Logging
Shoes and Loggers' Outfits. THE RED
FRONT. 269 Morrison street, Portland.
FREE CURE TO ALL.
If you have ecxema or ringworm, k
will pay you tft write or call at J. A.
Clemenson's drug store, 227 YamMll
street, Portland, Or., for a sample of
Cyleed, the wonderful eczema and ring
worm cure. This remedy has been
known for over ten years, but we have
iPa' "'rt ffi
W u,
Cor. Ninth and Commercial Sts.
never had sufficient proof of It cursv
tlve power until the last year or tw
to warrant putting It before the pub
lie. Now we bars teen It cur so many
that w ar witling- to spend a little
money putting It before th public,
knowing that it seeds only an Intro
duction to pror a success.
riaa Mlllloerr.
MI83 McKKA Corner 10th and Com
mercial 8ts.
Watson's
Restaurant
WATSOH BROS., Propr-,
Tondneted on the eheck ytam. them
fore patron i pay lor what Uiey order
and ao more.
h Wi Claii Ik Uncut, Ckuptt, Int
IB tunsai strtm is is jti iixrw.
. 10 and 111 Fourth St.
Opoaa.ia. lop.m. PORTLAND
CalMlilTstM !(.
The
Portland
Restaurant
L I. rITTELllC,
riopriefe r.
fruit Isobi fcr Uin.
905 Washing
ton i. near 3th
OPEN DAY
AND NIGHT.
1
I
E. House's
Cafe,
3 128 Tairi Irect, Nrtliii, Irrfti.
v
1 Th Bast Cup of Ojfle
0 or Coco in the city.
1 Cream and Milk
f rum oar own reach
Bom made Pies and cakes .
"J
Posing Specialty.
HYliRfJD
The Photographer
N. W. Corner
Seventh and Washington
PORTLAND, OREG0H
THE PARLOR
CANDY STORE
A TAGG, Proprietor.
Special attention given to family orders.
PURE ICBCREaM
In Lame or Small
Quantities.
Agent for
GUNT41RS
CANDIES
Special attention given to family orders.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CANDIES .
4S3 Commercial St., Astoria, Oregon.
P0VEY & BIRCHALL
TAILORS
Fin work at Popular Prices.
327 Washington Street
Next Imperial Hotel