1IIK MORNING ABTOK1AN FKIDAW OCTuBeJt 20, ! Extraordinary Sale Special for thisjveek Jllnck and Colored fciorgtm f i.OO quality 60c golf I'luid 40 in. 6ftoqulity 46c Knglinh FlatiiHiUtto 10c quality Hjc All other goods' in proportion McAI.LEN & HcDONNELL, 470 Comnivrcial St. .TO ASTORIANS. t. Tha lALY ASTOKIAN will Imi to ana uu aala lu rurtlanit tha ll-hnN ' lluaarr kuiiMiiIJi V, MauSlay Du.. l Wuhlualim Niraal. Ordara fur ailfar- tiling lu whh hlt II rut will rnilrl troail AlUatla. TOOAT'f WEAT1IER. I'OllTLAND, Out. tO.-Wahlnton, Orrgun and Idaho, rain today. AROUND TOWN. Win. Vonvr of Woatport U at the Tarser. II. L. JrlTry cams up on tho Boaaldr train ysstsrdajr, Mr. Lmtvr at Warranto!) earns up from Braalde yesterday. Mr. Buronaon, tli lumberman, cam Up from Hoaaldo yratorday. The stoainor Alllanoo left out fur Ban Francisco ycotxrday momln. Tli ships Kata Thomas aiu) 8t. Mun- to Irft up (or Portland yesterday. Mm. JoJin Wirt waa a pajaarnivr on the train from Boaalde yi-at onlay. Chill oon oarna and frljollea at Ls llwrliif'i National (aft a vary day. Tin iK-amor Undlns will tranafor the troops going to Vancouver from Fort Crook, Tha latest In th oonfnotlon Una art thoss dallcat lot Oram Cbocolatna at Tha ftpa. For rrnt Kitflit rixiiii Iihum with mkhI wru convriiii'tict'a. Address "l." Amor is n oilier. air. O. K. Fiisslnimona of Portland la In tho city In th intor! of tha Evening Telegram. John XV. Corhran. representing the Dully Btalrsman of Salem, spent yw tonUy In Astoria. The returning Montana volunteM" regiment will b In Portland today ar.d iv III remain over night. A mime Astorians rvglstored at Tort land hotela yeafrday were: II. Wise, C. It. ZlKler and A. J. Johnson. J. flrady of Portland waa In Astoria yeaterday. K. N. Wherlcr of Pertland ami wife art In the city. II. I. Mlaoner of Portland la regli tered at the Parker. If you want any Health Food that your grocer doea not have, writ Knapp Bros. Hllh Food Co., East Portland, Ore, Wanted Girt for general housework. Inquire at tha resldonos of 8. Danilgrr, on Fourteenth atrart, near Franklin avenue, msmbori belleva a "nw religion" la being Introduoed, and to show their disfavor are having th dmomlnatlon. In hla report to tha city oounoll last night, City I'hyslclan Henderson esti mated that alnoe tha small-po ens wai reported, 1,200 peopko In Aatorla have twen vacolnated. Jloalyn ooal la the beat and moat eco nomical coal for houaehold uae In Aa torla. Try It otioe and you will have no other. George W. Sanborn, Agent, Telephone 1111. I. W. Harper's Nelaon oounty, Ky whUkey. A gentleman'! whlakey; a whlakey for tha aldeboard; a whlakey fur the alck room. Bold by Foard Htokvs Company, Aatorla, Oregon. Mr, Fred L. Uuavy hue returned to Astoria, after an abattnoe of several month!. Mr. Busey baa boon traveling In tha Middle Weaturn s)tata aa leader of the orchestra of the well-known "til Perklna" company. Dr. Hill limiting haa renewed the hiaae on the atermT Klectrla, It. Wll ber Dabbage owner, for the tern! of 10 montha, ,The doctor announce that when the h?a xplr a xat up to date In every ' particular and built for the purpoae will be put Into service. Bu Rnjlvn eoeJ: tha baat eoal for The athooruT IMI, wniia rying 10 heating and cooking purpoaea on tha1 sail Into tha Sluelaw river, Sunday, wa, market Oeorge W. Sanborn, Aftnt. driven aahore by a adverse wind! ana Telephone lilt hung upon th south spit. She waa not floated off until Wednesday and waa then towed to Florence. Bko waa but Mra. Malheanjl of Portland ehn haa been visiting her slater, Mrs. Holt, I.J ,Unlljr '""1 nnw alavlnv a faw rlava arlfh hr fiilhe M ' I . , n, in -.. . 1 . iU Fort Htevena. "i"' "arrian t. ivhhk-j tiau-u , prrallrrrt of the Orer w. C. T. U. at The .hip. nermuda and Drumburton 1 orl"""'' but dMlwd UUB l eon- were towed down the river yesterday. "' rr frr.. Th have carg.M of wheeU and an-lc,,I'"n a""1"' J" """" ever, remain US mm onirer nr a. in ' months and will then be succeeled by Iluffalo' '" v,ce President, Mrs. Harford. Oulllngnr'a printing ofTlce. MUs Palm berg haa had thorough experlenca In cutting and fitting ladles' garment! or all kinds, particularly tailor-made suits ai,d cloaks of tha lateat and most fash- lonablo designs. COUNCIL FAVORS "ASTORIA'S DAY" The Cliy fiovernmrnt Cordially Ac cejiis t he Courtesy Portland Extends. THE INTEREST IS GROWIMi All ThiiUKlnful Astorians are Glad of the Opportunity to Keciprwcaie I'ortland'b Friend!) Spirit. , The W. C. T, U. convention, which Is now being hld In Portland, had an election of ofHoers on the 18th. Mrs. M. J. Kinney of this dty, who haa been serving as president of the body, was re-elected for another year. Following ara the offices and those elected to All them. President, Mrs. M. Kinney of Astoria; honorary president, Mra. Hel en D. Harford of Newbury; correspond Ing secretary Mrs. Lilian J. Amos of Portland, recording awrwtary, Mrs. Barah M. Kerr of Portland; treasurer, Mrs. Hensie J. Hhane of Portland; sec retary Y. W. C. T. V., Mlaa Effle M. Bunnell. Astorians who happened to be In a position to se the river yesterday at high tide witnessed a very Interesting acene. When the very high tide was at U. highest, the two great ship. Ber muda and Drumburton moved with majesty down the river, past the city and cast anchor In the lower harbor. The It. R. Thompson and Emma Hay ward were on either side of the Ber muda, while the Drumburton was towed by the single tug Oklah&ma. Th Bermuda had the lead, and Immediate ly after her came the other, both mov Ing along at a good, steady rate of speeJ. As those on the shore looked their hearts bounded with pleasure at the sight and admiration for those who ''go down to the aca In ships." HORRORS OF PHILIPPINE WAR. Tale, come to n. of the suffering! en bound for Europe. Oeorge 1'olster, known aa Reddy," waa on trial at the police He oourt yeaterday for being drunk was lined IS and dlsmlmed. I I The Portland chamber of comm. re haa asked for a W per cent cut on I duties at Manila, on Jlmeitory pre- Encyclopedia BrittAfllc. IS vol., 1 fw, P butcher.- products, mum. sheep. 3V It.i teachers' Bible, now,' K-'-n proaure iru..., con, neves paper, uuiier. other products In which Oregon, as the producer and shipper, Is Interested. 90r, al Hyland'a Bros.' Bonk Cortland. 8c advertisement. Store, Roslyn coal last! longer, la cleaner and mskes lea trouble with stovea and chimney flues than any other. O'-org W. Sanborn, Agent, Telephone 1311. The two residences that have hern In I course of construction on Exchange I street are now ready for occupancy. I Thev are tha Dronerty of Hon. Her I Young and will be occupied by Mr. VUltnrs from Portland and elsewhere ry Hamoiett D'-pu'V Sheriff will find the pliaaanteat rooms In Aa-J rr(ui) Mr Hblel waa yesterday en toria at tha Bay City house, 178 Tenth d' , movlng nto hli new home, street, Mra, E. S. Andrews, proprietress. The Astoria Football Club eleven is The four-masted whaleback Bermuda getting down to camcist work. Prac- brought a $2,000 hill of rnxla of Foard tiring li engaged In with a will, so that Stokes. The purchase comprised gro- when the pink of condition Is reached the men will be able to hump up aa-ulnst most anything. Captain Cros- oerles. hardware and general merohan disc. Wlien In Astoria, transient gueat. can aecurt uniurpassed acoommoaa- tlona at the Astor House. Perfeot cook Ins; and nloe. clean rooma. Ratea, U per day. There la a foreign church In thla city by snys he expects his men to make up In activity what they might lack In weight. Miss Sign Palmberg, recently arriv ing from the East, deslrea to announce to the ladles Of Astoria that she haa opened dressmaking parlors on Ninth The city council of Aatorla has formally approved the "Astoria Day" project of the Portland Industrial ex position and has so notified the man agement. Several of the councllmen dured by our brave soldiers in the Phil- slated that they would attend and Ipplres. The papers ring with them. represent the law-making body of the "yFathy la rreair fton. And yet .,, h ,K. ... . i Ihera art peopls In our midst of whom , W hear nothing, who are Juat as brave. President Van Dusen of the Astoria Tn,y M iU(Terlng ,nently nd fighting chamber of commerce Is pleased with bravely with the greatest enemy of the Invitation extended to that body,' mankind-Dyspepsia and all 1U terrible I mi i . U l V. am which Is working in harmony with the' lnrre " taae Hoswiiers nwimca diucti jbjiu- The BEE HIV Natty Swell Jackets Plush and Golf Capes, Fur Collarettes and Scarfs In all the latest novelties in this line. Look at our Goods and Prices Ladies' brown melton jacket! $2.75 Black boucle cloth jacket 4.00 Black boucle cloth jiickct trimmed in appliqued kersey cloth 5X5 Elegant all wool kersey jacket. . . I. 60 In Childrens' cloak, we are carrying the largest assortment ever before dis played in oar store. 467 COMMERCIAL HT., ASTORIA. Bargains in Ladies' & Children's Shoes Portland organization and a cordial re aponse has been made. fully. It will cure dyspepsia, constipa tion, biliousness, malaria, fever and Nowhere among the responsible and agu and liver and kidney troubles. It prominent cltliena of Astoria Is ex- tone, up the whole system. Get It from ! any druggist and see that a private I Revenue Stamp covers the neck of the I bottle. pressed any of thai littleness or nar row-nilndedneaa that Is sometimes peevishly claimed to exist. The two cities are fust arriving at a thorough understanding and such event, as next Saturday night at Portland ana the Al- Tr,e man who works and is apt to torla ivgatta but hastens the day when' sprain, scratch or otherwise Injure hlm- WONDERFCL COMPAXION. Portland and Astoria will work togeth er for their mutual good. that Is in danger of extinction. The1 at re t, near Commercial, next door to Portland aai Astoria ..FREE.. aaaStfSaaStfBayaVkaaaaaaWkarSsSaMAsMsSAASSS To provide tho eitinns of Aitorla and vicinity with ihe romo advantages as the pfoplo of Portland, we will, during the coutinuaiice ef the prevailing rates, furnish roind trip ?YU from Astoria to Portland and Return Absolutely Free By giving one round trip ticket and an Admission to tht Exposition with each Suit or Overcoat, pur chased of us, no matter what price the garment, This will enAtTe thoee defining to visit the Exposition io do so without eost and at the same time to take advantage of our enormous selection of FALL AND WINTER SUITS' AND ' OVERCOATS...... For Mons, Boys and Children. All our goods nro marked in plain figures. CUT OUT THIS "AD." and it will be honored for a round trip ticket and an admiasion to tho exposition with each purchase of a Suit or Overcoat. Moyer Clothing Co. The Popular Price Clothiers. , self should never be without the cele brated Century Liniment, 10c and 25c bottles, at J. A. Clemenson's drug store, The "Astoria Day at the rlr Is not r;7 yamhin Btreet, Portland. Ore. a "scheme to draw Astoria patronage The woman who has a weak eonstltu for Portland merchants," for people Hon, and who needs something to brace -i. hnn.-n, rt nM m n -ni.! P. AouW get the Natural Body I Brace, the brace that brace the whole noliuays. ine AKonons wno n.ov ,-, ,ength of CQgU thuslastlcally favor this friendly visit u y0 M not ,ure you need It, you to the metropolis are those who most can try it for SO days, at the end of truly love Astoria and do all their buy- which time, If not satisfactory, you can . , ! return It. Write for a book with In- lg nere. tney. However, ao DW o.ue J cjjbmBSSON. 227 Portland merchants for accepting any YamhJ11 stree. Portland. Ore. patronage other Astoria people Bee fit1 to give them. j The regatta, of which Astoria is so na Millinery. Justly proud, and which brings to As-' torla each year thousands of dollars,' MISS McREA Corner 10th snd Coin would not be the success It has at-J nien-ial Su. talned, nor will be the great success . that Is promised, without Portland's asslstance.support and very liberal pa-( tronugc. Surely, a visit of one day to the city on Die Wlllainett Is a small I return for the week she spvnds at the city on the Columbia.' So much for the obligation. There is also the personal pleasure promised that will assist In swelUng the crowd going Portland-ward tomorrow. Of all the nights at the exposition, tomorrow, night will, be the biggest and the beet The attractions will be mulUplled. The musle will excel aU other psosrrams. The attendance will be th largest, and Astoria Day will be so ucseeaful that the people of Portland wiU be. Im pressed that the paopls of Aatorla ara wide awake and worthy of sm Itera tion and rept Ts ranroad Crsn itv m and will Isars nothing ondon (hat m1gtt add to tha anjeormant of tht day. "- Tha ears wlD tw numerorsj, ajid. will pe tiankd op on tii Bouthern Pa-J etna track, ta Portland, to rourti and, Washington Btreetf J Tomorrpwj tomorrow, wmmruw Aitorla fcoes to Portland tomorrow. Tha formal Invitation haa been Issued. the formal acceptance haa been given. Tha people, were going anyway, and now they will go all the merrier. Ladies' TaiUr. tVili'Tailtr. I. D. B.yer, Merchant Tailor Up-to-Date 177 Keorlk St., P0STL1SD, (&E. Y. If. C. A. Build'g. Ladies' $8.50 Shoes at $2.65. Ladles' $2.75 and $3.00 shoes . at $2.25. Ladies' $1,95 and $2.25 shoes fit $1.65, Ladies' $1.50 shoes at $1.15. We want room for Men's and Boys'". Clothing Here's a Snap, Gccd Overccats at $9.75. -REMEMBER THE PLACE- Welche's Clothing Store, 225 Morrison SL, bet. 1 and 2, Portland, Ore. EARNEST MIUUER Fresco Decorator:: and Scenery Artist J ALSO DEALER IN sr j 1 Latest Designs'' Wall Papers I JUST RECEIVED . j I , 127 First Street. Portland J We Rent New Typewriters. Many Kew Improvements Added-SEE OUR LATEST Smith Premier Typewriter NEW ART CATALOGUE FREE L. AM. ALEXANDER & CO., Phone Main 574 Exclusive Pacific Coast Dealer.. 215 Stark St Portland I "wsssssai Tho Portland Rotauront 1. 1. riTTElUR, riopr'.skr. MtU lionkVlkltn. SMWatklif tos tU aaaj Stk OrlTLAND w OPEN DAY tt!lihe f AND NlUn I ... BEN SELLING, Manager. 3rd and Oak Streets, Toitlard At the touncll meeting last night at tuition was called to the fact that al though Astoria has now a population of over 10.000, (according to the school census it-la nearer 12,000) there Is no Inspection of the milk that Is dally consumed by the inhabitants, a precau tion that other cities deem absolutely necessary. Unkept milk cans and milk from dlseasied cows are responsible for a great deal of preventable sickness and suffering. The council will take the matter up. The highest tide of the season oc curred yesterday. People along the water front were busy with props and stays to protect their property from loirs and driftwood that were knocking about among the wharves. Water front men and sailors announce that It was the highest tide for years, and though the times are propitious for hljrh water, it went beyond its natural limit by reason of the heavy wind storm. 12S House's Cafe, Tblri Strttt, NrLIaii, topa. k Th Beit Cup of Codas k nr(?oeoainthe cit 9 5s K Home mule Plea and rakes ri or Cocoa in the city. Cream and Milk frum our own ranch 3CT3aaogMXar3acrK Watson's Restaurant WATSON BROS., 1'roprs, fomluctert on the check system, there- K foro patrons p:iy for what they order and no more. W Cluim the larjirst, fhfapcsl, lsl fj and (iiMcst s-'nire in tar, Jortbivtst. w loaandlll Fourth St. 4 Open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. PORTLAND H ASTORIA SATURDAY, Cf . 21, 1890 Will be ASTOKIA DAY at th Oregon Industrial Exposition Itt PORTLAND The following Superior Attractions tre offered: Bennett's Superb Military Band The Three Flying Banvards In their thrilling Aerial Tumi and Flights AIICC Ra)lH3nd, tne world's greatest Lady Cornetist. Gus Henderson, Wonderful Tight-Rope Walker and Gymnast. EVA ROSS, Descriptive Ballad Singer. WELCOME TO ASTORIA!