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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1899)
THK MOKNLNG ASlWUN, IWnAi, NOV KM HK.lt 14, 8W gr n-L'ETt''""-''' I T i i r"-'--'- - ' 1 '-t.ir,., a.i ,,, 1. . j i. i,i ,"nVw . , y di'-V A..ill .'.'.Kj."liiV I) U LUiLruLiL i mmmI J x .. During the past few days we have talked exclusively on Men's and Boys' Clothing, and an exceptionally fine lino of Overcoats which were placed at prices that drew even the attention and presence of Portlanders to give them a trial; and all who purchased are mightily proud of the bargains they realized, Now. Be Save Something Else to Say wo ha in stock a rich and varied assortment of Underwear and Neckwear that in comparison ia fully as reasonable to buy as the Clothing. da must be seen tS be appreciated 'l -Lk-! ma.cml and design, ami . kfemiclly .be somccl.ss of ,,.ds a, .,11 be fon,l on sale U momcu ,Ec v York City. It is this: Really these goods Jeading houses ot lew - - UNDERWEAR - - Read the price we are now making on Swift's goods. As is well known, Mr. Swift is recognized the country over as the most conscientious manufacturer in this hue to e four., anv where SWIFT'S CONDE WOOL-RIBBED IMKK WEAR, $1.50 per suit. Always heretofore they have been more than cheap at $2.00. Here is a line of Camel's Hair and National Wool t'n derwear at SO cents vr garment. They are .'xe. ll. iit tor the price asked and are sure to please- the purchaser. Many of our best people select them by reason of the soft character of the material, While inspecting this department, iifk also to see F.ot U T-B. These are what nre knuwu as Kibbed Wool Shirt and Drawers. We have decided for a few days only to sell them at flOO a suit. This is a remarkably low figure, if you nro poted as to values in this direction. And now we are making a still further cut on the justly celebrated Lu zerne Underwear. Think of it! Only $2.50 a suit. We have just been selling it at $3.00, but we want the bulk of Astoria's trade and we propose to get it You cannot beat this price nor the goods anywhere on earth. This Week, Wright's Health-Fleeced Underwear, ?-,.- per suit. All who wear underwear will understand that this is an amazingly cheap price for Wright's noted make, They are unexcelled for winter on account of be ing fleece-lined on the inside.' lit the same connection we have the Famous Arabian Fleece Underwear. We tuo also cutting it for the time being to $2..r)0 per suit. ChirtC Attent5on a11 ! Fancy Bosom and Colored Body Ollll 10 Shirts with one pair of cuffs $1.00. Certainly after examining the quality you won't believe it, but it is the truth. We are going to sell these very same -shirts tfii week at the above figure. MiltC A man who is strictly up-to-date in style wears a IICl to derby hat. We carry two lines, one at 1100 and one at $4.00. They have just bevn received from the factory and are Latest Fall Shapes. This is u good time to tender our thanks for the splendid trade in hats we have enjoyc. Neckwear A nobby tie inskos any twtii look rce"talil. If tie rn a bamlaonie lie ft 1'ortlan.l merchant can walk the street hero ml not be jumi.l on. V have beautiful variety jiut in Imtu ths F.mM. Imlmle.1 in it la tlm awe II Hufu VUrlnm Neckwear. Mr. Vterhouo manufactnrr tlm finit lino oltie In tlm United State, and tlio ittTim are innumerable. Aak to see our Imperial, Trek. Four-in-liamla, 1'uir (in.l MlileUI ami Hand llow a. Price range (ritu fide upward. I - 490 Corrttnercial Street, Astoria, Oregon. THE BIG RATE WAR OF NORTHERN LINES It is Expected That the Tarif Will Soon Come Tumbling Down. GREAT NORTHERN AT FAULT Jim Hill's Road is Accused of Secretly Selling Cut Rate Tickets to Chicago Through Outside Agents. PhlladelDhla Times. The preae-nt depression, not to say despondency, of the English people over the situation In South Africa Is the at all or how much longer to get an (army te where White is holding out: against overwhelming odds. It la aj difficult and dangerous march fronv Durban to Lady-smith, that will take many, many weary days, and the Boers hold ail Natal by that time. War may be declared by telegraph but soldiers and supplies must be moved by slower means. These are the unpleasant facts that are Just now forcing themselves upon tha consciousness of the British public. It is no wonder they are despondent. Yet the situation is one that must be faced, like our own situation In tho Philippines, aiid that beyond doubt the people of England will face with their customary enirgy and courage. In the light of events, it seems Improb able that the war could have been avoiied, though It was not possible to act on this assumption. Certainly It cannot be escaped now, and that It muat be a long and arduous war, In volving almost certain disaster to the British forces at the beginning, Is no new revelation to those who have un derstood the difficulties from the b-giu nlng and how formidable a foe it is that Vina n rudelv declared himself from continent. THE ADVENTURES OF A WOMAN A SAILOR BEFORE THE MAST natural nilhl tn th pflrplMN SffT.O ance with which they received the hig mountain fastnesses in the distant challenge or the Boers, it is not to oe supposed that the government was ig norant of the Immensity of the present undertaking. On the contrary, there was evidence enough that the govern ment was trying to defer the issue which perhaps had been Indiscreetly forced by Mr. Chamberlain at the be ginning, but afterwards was forced from the other side until at least some preparation could be made to meet it. Kruger, on the other hand, entirely ap Dreciated the military situation, and rudely precipitated the war, knowing that It must take weeks for the Brit ish to meet him on anything like equal terms and that much might be accom plished in the meantime. The BritlBi publi. however, could hardly understand this. The corres pondence with Tram aal had been car ried on by tel?graph. Kruger's defH Philadelphia Times. ance was transmitted in that way, in a tale told by one of the crew of elvlnz twinty-four hours notice of the I the Norwegian sreamer Banan, which beginning of noStiLiUes. It was hard to came from Port Antonio, Jamaica, In realize that it would take weeks to the teeth of the gale on Thursday, can transport troops 'o South Africa, and . niballsm, a three-months' (light Her Plight Through the Swamps to S ve Her Child Prom the Cannibals. weeks more to get them from the sea port to the outlying points In Natal. "When Krug?r declared war, people thought of him as boldly engaging the whole army of Great Britain. They did not stop to ihlnk that he was for the present engiglng, with the entire through swamps, and a woman who shipped before the mast as a sailor to escape an awful fate, are Incidents. While in Jamaica, preparatory to starting on her homeward voyage, the Banan was short of men and shipped an American sailor, at leat one who 1 city. Th sailor. located tn a nouruiua ' house not far from Delaware avenue ! and Lombard street. He disappeared, j 'but the police of the Third district.; 1 uho know the story, said that Mrs. Mary Tyne, who was there yeaterdiiy. passed as the strange sailor on the Banan. Mrs. Tyne was seen yesterday by a reporter of the Times, who had learn ed from Captain M onsen that his for mer foremast hand was well worth an interview.' The woman was ready to start for Brooklyn, where she has friends. She Is a Haytlan by adoption, and her husband deserted her In that coun try. She said that white her native Island Is civilized, the Interior Is not. ar.d the cannibullBm exurta there. According to the wild yarn-told, however, with every evidence of sin-cerlty-there la a yjaxly festival, when hiiren are carried off and yuuns .,-- - killed. "This heathen festival waa approach lug when I left the Island," said Mrs. Tyne. ' The young tnfanta were about to be seized by the Interior tribe for an offering to the god Tlshtu to propl tate hi wrath. The savages hope to thenwelven. by virtue of these burnt human offerings, the aid of Tlshtu In war, and to the end that make themselves successful In their pursuit on shore and stream." ainr went on to say that at theie orgL. which are continued for . , r WvtiMi are several days, either eaten, burned at stake or cook ed In big pot. Mrs. Tyne lived In the heart of Hay ,!., husband and child, ! ih Th former deserted her and she had reason to believe that the ....... vn nelected for saennw, a..'i., .h viUaare at night and under took a perilous Journey to the nearerst port. She was three month on the inrredlble narasnips way, rnuui - - The infant was unable io stand the oh died. The motner sioweu . in the hold of a ship t . Pirt Antonio, Jamaica, uuuim - - un without mishap ait tn w Htatmt, she haa a brother living in Brooklyn, who will take caro of her. It was to seek this .. i h.i .h hiooed on' the Banan. Her rough experience had so hardened her physically thut ishe h.i.l Utile trou ble in pushing as a man. Probably the mod remarkable fu ture of the story is that Mrs. Tyne Is an American citizen. She wan brn In tin West Indies, of a native nn.th-r, but h--r father was from Brooklyn. She drifted down Into Havtl vear ngo t- se-k her m th-r arwl there mari l-d th. huabnnd who d-ft-iteU Iv-r. a man with an unpronounceable name. The woman Is well educated an always lrj.lst.-d on retaining the lame of her father. DEMOCRATIC OROANS. Salem Statesman. Paris has 2.6S5 newspapers, of which Hi are dally. If itewspnivri vr- us plentiful In an American city all the different kinds of democrats might hope for an organ. RADICAL LITERATURE. We know of only on book tor J: Portland where so complete a line of novel can be obtained, on all th radi cal subject of th day under dlcualon ns can be aeen at Jones' Book Store, 291 Alder itreet. BUSINESS POINTERS. Freuh cracked crab at th National Ca.V. Hire' root beer at th Bpa candy factory. Iiurbaiik potatoes, 11 a lack, at Pat' Market. JefT la White cook. "th only" restaurant What a piece of work I man! How noble In reason! How Infinite In fac ulties, In form and moving how ex press and admirable! In action how like an ang;l! In apptehenlon, how like a God. Oh, the Pain of Rheumatism! Xhtaioatism often cause the most In tssMe suffsrfnj. Jlany have for Tears Tfumljr sought relief from this disabling disease, and are to-day worts off than ever. Eheuimatism I a blosd disease, and Swiff 8pecinB 1 Ue osly cura, be cause it 1 the only remedy Which can reach such deep-seated diseases. A fv reai aso I was Ukaa with lnflaiisa lory Bassmatlim, which beoam so la Mm that I wa for week snail to walk. I triad Streral yromlaant phyaV elaosaodiooktliairtNsV I bmiiI ialthfolly, tmt was unaU to fl lb llgk' stralUf. ra(aai,myna. dltton mml to grow won, th elita tpwj MiffflfHlln Wv4v nA from Kovamter to Kanb I auSerad agony. I tried atanr nates I nadlaln, but p rUrad ts. UpouUe aStl el s frieadl ifMoi to try f llic j.iinvH. " a " " -( - ' . - - ' 1 J i r 1 1 1 . . ' - - - - - . ' - " ' - j ' r ...E. - lies, only the few thousand soldiers I ship. He told Captain Moneen that he that occupied Natal, separated by! only desired to remain with the vessel hundreds OI milcn ol iii.juuuuiivuD uuui hir? reAjiieu fuiiafjeipnia, aiiu country from the points from which reinforcements could reach them. The prompt dispatch of General Bui nothing more was thought of the mat ter. It was from the fact, however, that ine ifiui.-K" - ' ln B-lih ah o T-m v pmfl to AfrieA. neem. thp i.xnrimpMl U'hlr.h thA ru.nmn Maim. ed to make all secure. Probably fewi ed to have encountered were so singu unolficial peraona stopped to think how lar that his movements were watched long rt would take Buller to get there after he received his discharge In this 9 rears Only they who use it know the luxury of it. Bafor allowing m to tax It, haw . ray guardlaa, who a abaoklii. nu muiviuww . k u I felt ao atuah IMtMiaital 8. . B. tmr. w fari lb ramtdy, and ml1h n VABTimnr. I II Uxiul fwa bottle, that I oontUoad th ram- a. W t-.AmnnfchllI OOftdOOiXllualeir. LHfM parmanent.lor I,liTnTf lno Si taash fl( Hbaanatlsih tiooah many ttaj nm1 to dam and mM wealjwr. Ilsasos It. Tlrraix, Ml fw)taa Atsbu, PbilMalpbla Soat trnlfer longer with Rheumatism. TJbww aakt your oik aad liniments, a aVy an not reach tout trovible. Don't sjtMrinent with doctor--their sotaab in mafoury will add to your dlsahil ttw and eompletery destroy your dlge Mm. S5.S.rfLBlood Ci euro perfedy and ptoniMBoatly. k foaranteed purely Mrata,ud oataiflj bo Htash, BerMry, at ihn ni&sral Books rat&A free by Bwtft gelfie Co., AtlaaU, Ob. It will not bc a surprise to any who Kmn "r 111 n" famlllaj- with the good quail- y wm ... v .ii.. w. m.i. m i.uiii.J u know that people evrywlur tak ili-aurt In relating their experlenoe In the un of that splendid Medicine and .. ii. . ...1 iwir " leinns oi no mineni ucj imvo re fer constipation and liver and bowal f . . , rured, of thrtt"iie1 at I arks of pneu- You never anow what form of blood poison will follow constipation. the liver clean by using DeWltfs Lit tle Early Rliaers and you will avoid trouble. They are famou little pills troiilili- KR8. For ale by CHARLES HOO- The end must Justify the meant". . J. D. Rrldges, Editor "Democrat,"! Lancaster. N. II., say: "One Mlnuta Cough Cure ia th best remedy for croup I ever ud." Immediately re-i llevi- and cures cough, cold, croup, I tiuinla It ha averted and of th chlldrwa. i It hits anved from attack of eroup and j whi oplng cough, ll I a grand, good medli-lnr. For al by Cha. Rogr. I'ovetnu anibl'lon, thinking all too UUli" which presontty ft hath, sup poaeth llaulf to at and In need of all which It hath not. asthma, oncumonla, bronchltl. sTlppeipji-p BT jUtTISII SOLDIERS IN n all thrnht anl lunc trouble. It, irntpi prevents consumption, rvr p vr C1IAHLE3 H0015R8. Beit 15-cent meal, Rising Sun Restau rant, 612 Commercial street. Chill son carne and frljolle at Lee Herring' National Cafe every day. Until further notice the Astoria creamery will pay 24V oenU for butter fat Cold lunch, pickled pig feet, oys ters, sheep's tongue, etc., at the Na tional Cafe. Do you know Bnodgraas makes Stamp Photo? Call and see them. They are all the go, AN EMETIC. Copt. C, CI. Dennteon I well known all' over Africa a the commander of th force thut captured the famous rebeV flnllahe. Under date of Nov. 4, 187, Ml love and whisky and It make, an f(m Vrybur( BPchuansHnd. he awful dose. I wrt(fi; "iji fore starting on the last "I wouldn't be without DeWltfs "rnpslgn I x""t tntlty of Cham Witch Hazel Balv for any conldera- h-rlaln' Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Inn" writes Tho. 13. Itnooe, weniar- iwiihmj, win. m i um-u ru-cu x.kmi field. O. Infallible for burn and kln disease counterfeit. ROGERS. piles, cut, troubled with howol complaint, ana had1 Bewar of Riven to my men, and In every case It For sale by CHARLES privid most beneficial." For sale by Cha. Roger. Cream Pure Rye, America's finest whiskey. The only pure goods; guaran teed rich and mellow. John L. Carlson, sole agent. There I no life of a man, faithfully recorded, but la a heroio poem of Its ort, rhymed or unrhymed. Agriculture not only gives riches to a notion, but tho only riches she enn call her own. ' Dr. H. II. Hadcn, Summit, Ala., ay. "I think Kodol DypcpIa Cure I a 1 .r.uriiiri medicine. I prescribe It, and . t , . Jm confidence In it grows with contln- Buv Roslvn coai: the best coal fori c.P"",r "rA wh.. vnu ... .d heating and cooking purposes on the I "Xky',.ures dyspepsia and Indigestion. CHAMBERLAIN'S PAIN BALM, CURES OTHERS, WHY NOT YOU7 market. George W. Ban bom, Agent. Telephone 131L Boquet de Cuba and Key West Oemi are the finest ti-cent cigar that ever came to thl market Henry Roe, op posite brewery. Visitor from Portland and elsewhere will find the pleasantest rooms in As toria at the Bay City house, 179 Tenth treet, Mrs. E. S. Andrew, proprletre. Kelley' transfer wagon deliver box wood to any part of the city on short notice. All orders left at Zapf fur niture tore, MO Commercial street, will reoelve prompt attention. Telephone 2144. The following reduced rates are in effect via the O. R. A N. between Asto ria, Portland and Intermediate point along the river: Fare, 25 cents; section, 26 oents; lower or upper berth, BO cents each; stateroom, 7S cents. Go to the Columbia Electrle and Re pair Company for all kind of new and repair work, from a cambrlo needle to a bicycle, boiler or engine. Quick work and satisfaction guaranteed. Logging machinery of all kind a specialty. Shop opposite Rosa, Hlgglns k Co. Dost tho-i love life, then do not squander time, for that I the stuff life I made out of, Dr. W. Wlxon, Italy Hill. N. T.,ay: "t heartily recommend One Minuts Cough Cure. It gave my wife Immedi ate relief in uffocating asthma." Pleasant to take. Never falls to quick ly cure all coughs, colds, throat and lung troubles. For sale by CHARLES ROGERS. Kwrv man's life lies within prcnt for the pat Is spent and dfne We have tried all with and the future Is uncertain. , and doctors without wiin, am u v e fit from snv of then My wife has been ualng Chamber--lain' Pnln Balm Balm, with good re- ' suits, for a lame shoulder that ha hB pained her contlnualy for nine years. kind of medicines receiving any ben efit from any of them. One day we saw . an advertisement of thl mKllclne and "I had dypepla fifty-seven year thought of trying It, which we did, with and never found permanent relief untU the best of satisfaction. She has used .. t.-nI AvanAnaln. Cure Now I om' bottle and her shoulder I al- I used Kodol dyspepsia Cur. Now I m,)gt WP Adolph u Aimt Mftn. am well and feel like a new man, Chestr, N. 11. For sale by Chas. Rog- wrlte 8. J. Fleming, Murray, Neb. It I er. Cures all the best dlgestant known. form of indlgjetlon. Phylolan every where prescribe It. For sale by CHAS. ROGERS. j Give no reins to your Inflamed pas sions; take time and a little delay; Impetuosity manages all thing badly. A noble nature can alone attract the noble, and alone know how to retain them. DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED By local application, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. . . , . There I only one way to cure deafness, .MS WSi DeWlU'. -"hat I. by constitutional remedies. Witch Hazel Salve cured her. It I DeMnes caused by an inflamed con the best salve In America." It heals dltion of the mucous lining of the Eua everythlng and cures all skin diseases, tnohlnn Tube. When thl tube i tn For Sale by CHARLES ROGERS. flamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is en- -nn-in-p. v breadth tlrly loed, deafness Is the result nd Nothing conduces more to breadth unieM thfl nnttmnvltjOT1 ba of Intellect than Intercourse with var ious mind. LaGrlppe, with Its after effects, an. out and this tube restored to Its nor mal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten ar caused by catarrh, Which Is nothing dim an innamea condition or the mucous nually destroys thousands of peopl. surface. It may be quietly cured by On Mln. We will give One Hundred Dollars for ute Cough Cure, the only remedy any case of Deafness (caused by ca that produces Immediate results in tarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, pneu- Catarrh Cure, ftmd f of circulars j free, monla and throat and lung troubles, F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. It will prevent oonsumptloa. For sal Sold by druggists, 25o. by CHARLES ROGERS. I Hall'i Family Pills ar th best- ,