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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1902)
THE MORNING jLSTOKUN, IRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1902 Good Goods Sacrificed AT D. S H A N A II A N ' S Cost Not Considered Wlioti o mako tliealove assertions. tJOOPUVPS AKK S.UK1 KICK! ami TOST NOT I'ONslPl'KriV tl will v.iy naima!! ii..uiie ll..- r an why. Wo .!.. -., '..- TWO UKASuNS l ust We have no BASEMENT uunsiless to toll .U.niaiM. in which to store away onr !;rihi t,vk. hi .v..ii.II . .mi- I'-i-lem l.tiyr h ivo j.itivluie., for Sl'OT CASH the regular Spring Supply, nixl in some eases have already shipr-cl. U'K MI'S T HAVE KOOM an.l tliat soon lor -Olll NEW A K K I ' A !-S. Only a short tunc hit lor this tlUEAT CI. KAN IT SALE of otic NOTE OUR PRICKS ft VI 0 M P I: T I T I O N W I: D I: l; Y Corset Values Nolle cut! This Is a full boned corset m-lth protected front, full lac trimmed top. These we can supply In drab and black. We think it the beat 75c coraet we have eYer carried. The sale price now Is 49c Our better grades Thompson's glove fitting and R. G. Corsx-u have also been reduced. PARIS Sr Grow wp) Only 4c. Storm and Rainy Day Skirts The -talk of the town' ever since this grand clear.inc mile was Inau gurated hus been "Did you cure one of ?hari:ih.in'! rainy day skirl for f.'i5 " A month ago thes could not N- purchased for less than V " Our n.U priced storm sklrt-the 13 50 grude-hi-s been rcduc-d to 3."' Only no a ''X-ts. OH Same as cut Price. $2.05 During sale Those Two Large Tables Stacked high with remnants Of .Ires g,s and mill ends . f dmes;lc ....l lowing, varying In price from liV up, a .vrim. to .uuil'y an I quantity. Tli.- Msitors will Mnl til'1 f.. Fancy Cotton Dress Goods Fine and Fancy Prints Fancy Cotton Dress Goods H;gh Colored Scnvh Pl.ilds. I.iteri.in Fine rom.-t Flannel', Liberty Shining l'unrs Clans. Checks, etc.. etc.; Corded Dress (Tools go -i ma- Antic In lino Illue Prints. American Grays; Turkey He I terial. newest colors and patterns. Climax I 'r-ss Plaids. frlnts. li.ninmt 'd I'olotv.l Prints; German Indigo Dress and utlng Flannels. Frnn IV ,itvnt rhevlots Capes and Fur Collarettes Few furriers mil fl,ule price 111 fur (o our Ces that formerly are marked 13 re reduced 1" l laamo n adjoining cut). our tl nine l.ym 8arr now II :i Sttonc Martin opossum iVIUrelte $!'." former price, t ' I'lun. hllla iVIlttrcti. . SI 3 regular puce. I'.' Klivirii- Seal Coll.ir.tte. I-' '.'. for- HUM ! 4 '' Children's Waists vv and Dresses 1 1 -JXi "ft. 1 .'14 Nlvl IrllHtur-t .lri't"'. uorfi 1 .1. . f "VX lff Lace Curtains and Portieres n uiMtif I o dr ii '-n. s rMn He;.. I. .I e i 'in t On i h- l ' 'If : i d -or . !. and Special Offer t!l! ti'KUllf I- V I.!'' '''II . .I tli 3 . !! : ri r i it j1 rttr. wi!f Ul t' . i"it ..ut 111'. wr i air ur 1 1 ''i;r!.HTit fnr JI i) p-r I'Ulr. n a iti a Motions i mi V p-r e.-nt relueii n on all no iron on laiKn 'unier I" " i'.l In rfT.ct. ) l-t a (e l .r le n ' lit lely . l.-rtie I out See the Window Display For u'n In ileu s nil I Hoys' Fill tilstiing G tli the v. In . w . !1 - I lays oi .r::.c nil! ..ill in I . t.iniln.- REMEMBER Only Fifteen Days More to Secure These Values. GALL EARLY nam Mors:: stops traffic. Tennis Are Driven Around It and a Motorman St ops 'ar Rither Than "'rush It. 7)-: prints For N-w Y ck Tvih'in" of .I'liuoy M the following renurka'Ie st r" n-arly an hour y-st.rl.iy af:-r- nwn a cripp'.ed mouse, .-l h a bely huif an inch long and a tail twi.-- that in.M-ur-m.-iit. had the right -t " ay in B.-oa Iw ay at a point Jus: U-Iow Daly's th.-a'.r- Horses and wagons w-r- driv-n -arfully ar u-.d It. nd on e .i m . torn. an stopjel h;s car and e-'.t'.v pushed th mairrie! rr.-a'iire . ff tti- rails. it cam from could "nly f. uhJ-'-t of c..nJ"oMir. A xtr'-et e;.i.-I it flr-t. !!' 1- o kiek I' with his font when a W.kini: mni wh- -'' had th crawling 'hin' sro; p-d gamin .ut f-nv ' l.vr he ,.p 1 re.y III si his D..n't hurt 'h p.. .r little thine." -aid. It's injur-d ali'-aly." Th- hoy couldn't understand the troth.- hut he ob.-y.-d th- lormnand. Toi;.-ili.-r the man an I boy Ki..d nnd w- .l. h,.. ihe mo'ise. ruber m. n n. I...ys an) women .am- al .i.g, . in on and boy intently looking, c find bent thW-- (fa- Annoth. d to kiik It. v.- him alone." .-!!-1 th l...y. and h grit .-1 th- oth- I M.-r bv the collar and laid hi-n lei- V.. for th- new -! a: ii"ftl v FinaM.-r. A mire miw raid- 1 . .k'.ng iu-ti-r m ,u olid not b- imai-in".! Two of it- . gs ha I b-en ' us: -1. and i: w.i ju-i able to drag f - -If idon-t 01 th .th. r tw o. Ii was ? w. ak and d!s-piri'i-d. and y-t so tr-nac'ous of life, ll had loft the power to s..u ak and th- instinct of f-ar. It was b-nt on g.-ttln? to the curb, and It minlel not m-n. h .rs-s or teams. The crowd Increase I until fl'tv por tions were gathered along th- edge of the curb and around the mous- on the loppy asphalt. They watched the BtrUggU-s of the maimed, pers-vering creature as It fail-d, only to rest a bit and try again, la sing Itself and trying to get a crawling grip on the wet stone. Again and again It fell back Into the water in the guiter to crawl out and grather Its waning strength for another triale. "Kill it; put it out of its mU.ery:" said .me m.m, but no one j'.rr.d Th- mous- tun. 1 and raal. pain fully toward th- c.,r tracks. A 1 ig xpres wagon drawn by v.- bors-s am- al 'ng at a trot. '.Iiok "U-'" yell-1 th- r I In ' :c .r'.is Th- -: i n!',- i up -h Tp y a-. I I-.,::-! ..ut If- -aw -h- bfl br -w:.. w-- -tr-ak- I pa'.'-ti K-i' r itfVing 'it's ,1 t:i"'.;-- ...n't hue- hon " -nng u a boy. 'ar-fully th- .1'iv-r il 0-1 h.s !...- s.. t . -rn--' s..l- he ni u s ;h..t it 'v -u 1-1 I- l-'t in 'h- spa. e I,.-: w .-r. :h- w!;-.-s. H- :..ol:-l h.i'v.. s.i i 'h it h- had al til r-I arc.-ht an 1 s:io!-d A faint h-- -.m from th - .,...). F'.rl-.rr.ly 'h- mo is ' at- l it., body . ' i'h ''r-;u-rii -t s : .-. adv d 'h- . a- tfa. '- s A enr .io, l, ill:;;- a I .its Again w'-rr ;. a 'h-i' 'll! the . M l 1 Ir.k ...If" Th- nvooro-an 1... ,k-I .ait r ra'her . . r th- da-h--. H- -a v ti.- o: -I'll,. ,io; t,.-d his , ;.r )-rn' -d . the ,,-,. ..,r., -!.refui:v t us!-d h - mouse . one sid- of rh- f a- k - ' h- '-at- on :ii- 'f.-A'd ui.- h in 'icer. Th- mous - c r.e.v.-d k st'i ! ., s..r .. of i .; in" -, f ril- a tem;.t-' I., climb th- rij'bs.on- l-"o- 'h- n-v ft if ho'.r h .r - on i 1 -. .,' : s.irs. :ni 'i'-ri atrorn -ii ! -. ..in.- -o i -1 ,p '.' h 1: hey r- act)-! t - sp. v. i,.o.. iho rno'j.-e :va tl-'n .1.4 ..galn-t I h- in-' i-ali!- .ml ; ul .t to ma!:- a wi l- d-'o-.r a-..on I .t T.h- 1 too .1 didn't -a '. o u. h 1 T It 1. o'-l-t ". i.i in- in. st inr.-ris- .n r- est. Several 'Ugg-Mt.d 'to,- ti.- . . ., - t jf ought to b- k.ll-.l. liU' re on . ou'.J 1 1 ush tii- life out .f su. h ;. pifj al,i. object. ' ".'a.-I s ici av.ay." "a:d a m..n finally. ''Some boy will com- alotig and end Ii." I The knot of in-n an I wom-n 1)1-- II rs.-d. A boy ' am-along, sighted 'he tnoue r-n:ing for another effort a' th curb and ki-ked i' into ih- mi'ldle of th- utrt. Sev-ral nc n we-e lo king back Pill'-S ..S" M, MKN'ri'-N xtti J Kr..-n.-r -f 1' r.l tn I. h- . ity m ; : r,t I..-, i w If ' d A . S.-ci.-taiy Shaw Is ..ppos. d to ..iu,i liatim: dr.nss. It wM .uk --nial noil- Wa.shlnKton a 1 IK time to -et into coiitl l-nlial r-ia'ions with the P..r- M .1 K.- : '..:.! Its- .... -n.t it G- -:-' I. H is- 1! S- I. 'l - M . : . ., v In 'h- 'i-v '. E. K,' I. ,1 w l. kn 11 icsi l-nt ,.r Ii a . ' is .1 h- ci y ester I .y H-nri I ..it.-.! '1 - Fr-n- !i . onstil at !.- ir.l.i: I lie t ,p ,'.:s was m th- ily . s ' It. K V UMrf' ' rn it'in- 1 t-r th 1 M'-g-niiin 'a. 1- in " n- nty e-ioo'day. O OCCfSi.WiTA. 0 I Depot. Fifth nd I I.-ae (Irving its. Portland; Arrive ; f T. 1 1 !bl :.d lo n M Koil .it'i i tf . nu-l.t's F. a' Til inc 1 p- t. th. WHKAT MAIiKKT. SAN FRANC; SCO. J n 16. Wm-at. ash, lOTfidOHV,. TA'TtMA. Jan H.-Vh-at. blu-stem, ;4'i; club, 63V4. fJP.TL.AND, Jan. H.-t'h'-ai. Walla Walla and Valley, tv,'s: blues-em. ;4. 11 tr doiiy- . . ... . d ooi-idiiy Mr i-' an- .- on 1 .- . i- to -:i:i I": S'.c.s- . I i-..rg- ' i. mg. I' .11. d brid- lot- "f Pot tland a'- :n -h- i y ac mg to '.ike : h- s'..i!i..o- t' o Ti o-iook ' ic r v. I' -peri l I..- r on. yui .on .in. ,n- ol I '.: :.-n.ls. H-iov K in.- 1 c .tinri-.v Tilla . 1 ...k 'laii'.rn.in inl n,a ufo'iji- of i i.hu: if. 1 1 , . ..in up . n the - .-.in. -1 Su- II l.irn v. -i- r lav with a iarg- . ..nogurn-rr -f h s 1 r .dti' t. . ,. , ,: to P., u l F t i. ;p -t 'in,- in ti;s-.,. y t h- s.-n - a'- t.e ' s; a ('- 0". ' H ila'.- II pia'.'l f a' i.. th- . Ilap..ii. M :,- I ':,.. Il d . mor- han otii-i ,.- ,p;. y.-' tp.. pjo-f-ss .i, -. -i vv. h-i - vail , ,: upon thi" a't.ntjon onlv aj a -iiipl.fu-nt Th- ht-ratv dii'iiity of It,, hard Harding Davis has Hot y.e recovered from the sli i. k. An -rrhu la in "Hick man i or.gralnl.ite.l t. owner up n be ing the husband of Mrs Dav.s. the o'A tier of a sup-ri) piiz- huil Th- man ..ho fathers Ins home made on th- long-siifferiiig I)iHh man will please take not- tha', al though "Ite.lo-i; ' and ''It.gorl'' are quite common in Ir-land. no son of Kiln has evr sworn ' fly Jab-isl" fiverland F.inrs j TraJnii for Salem. I Kos. burg, Ash- I !:ml KAi-r.mi.nlit '. p mi i igd-n, Hnn Fran- 7:4t a.m cls o. Mojave. Iw I Angel-s. Kl Paso, ) -i d-i a. no ..rw wr-icuiin mm riiu p.ni the Kal. At Woedhum i (dally except Hun I dav. miirnlng ! train connects with I train ftrr Mt. An ! gel, Hllverton, I U r o w n s v I 1 1 c, Sprlngflekl, and Natron, and even ing train for Mt. Ang-I and Hllverton. T 30 a m; '01 vallis passen- S.5I p.m I ger. 4.M p ml Hherblan pass, n- M8:2'a m i rr- Dally. I Iwilly except Bunday. Th- St. Paul Globe says that Demo crats all over the counny are looking to their leaders to show some figns of life. This Is not kind Golgotha has been v ry a tiv- lat-ly. R-bate tickets on sale j-t'veen Pnrt land. Sacramento and Kan Francisco. Net rales 117-0 first itlass, wllliniit (berth and 114 00 second class. Including ' b-rth. Kitten and ticket to Kast-rn polnli and Furope. Also Japan, ''hlna. Hono 1 lulu and Australia, ''an be obtained ; ooi V. A. Schilling. Third and Wash ington sr-ets. YAMHIM, DIVISION. Pasengr depot fool of Jefferson St. Ieave for Oswego daily at 7:20. "J 16 a. m.: 12:30. 1:55, 3:25, 5:15, 0:25, H.I. 11:30 p. m. and 3:'Kt p. m. on Sunday only. Arrlv at Portland dally at '1 35. g:9), 10:50 a. m.; 1:35, 3:15, :3, 'Z0, 7 4o 10:00 p. rn.; 12:40 a. in. dally except Monday; 8:30 and 10:45 a. in. on Sun days only. Leave for Dallas dally except Sun day at 4:30 p. m. Arrive at Portland at 9:30 a. m. Passenger train leaves Dallis for Alrlee MonJar, Wednesdays and Fri days at 2:45 p. m. Returns Tu'-sdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Kcpt Bunday. n. ft. MivLvm, Otn, Frt, and Pass. Aft Mm Hpi-frit!v th":r Twrii srr:.i' c Of J'Tojiuni-ti Ituvi .U'l-lti' '.i!'i:f-C-L.('V j.i-it iitlt-r r.tlthK ' h-,irt m .! Thr lin'M -ir nil 1-M it uii'l'-r if..: nirnt fnr K-lslt1'' "truitf'ir." 1 1 1 -1 ; ' i . imt -hHii t'l.it trr.itn.t tii- i ol ret'eno! li-i'l !'' 'i.ef' 1 tin v.::;-: but liil ll"t It . -1 tllr J -t j : I t'f ills Crf TV" i .1 i" '. ih'-t mi the r- Jt.tl'.'.i! ' i m'm'II I'-ri'' " si'.itr ol !f htnti'.ti I) .mil i1 .tliinl iif.'.iiit -( t;. mi i. : ill. in Tii '1: '- ill -i. ;i i s y -s tn, sv.i- tm- ; HMIlpt illl- ii'llr if -t ijij-i-! !'( m III.), Ilkf ,i itll"' nr' f. i ' drr ik "Mt !irir iiiac", Vulvitis hr.ii I. lllti;;s, livrr, k 11 - , m 'inr Th- n-ef- . I )r. 'irr ' ' . 0'tMJ 'M-h.-a hs... rr fM'ii-. in a rH'tli'll UN' l (ll4.ls t tilt Stutll.t ll .HI'! "ill IT if J.l 1 1 s '! Ml Kritinii tutti:tiuii. 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Nit" ti . r I'i' r '.' . . !:,' i ' r.-v ?I !. A'!1, 'vr, i:i j;'t i 4 ; -T:t 1 '. fMTi I fif H (H1f ifllt .t;iM''. t' . ca, .-iih" of tii.ii!iti tiulv. .'(lit.H n K. V. Vtt ti'c, Uu;f Ut, N. V. Prompt Deliteries Of ( 'lioiccst I'rie-h ami C'uhmI MEATS New SIioji. licst of Survico. f'lioiif.' Main (J I. BOSTON MEAT MARKET TO MAKE R00 For our Inrp. Mm k of Sj.riiij; 4 . ni-s n 1 r. a.l v oiilcriil iV.'in tlic Kii-I is tl n. ii nsnii wliv KV llllllnlllH'tl II I'l'lll Clearance Sale 'I II ( lllllllll lll'l. nil THURSDAY, JAN. 2 25 Per Cent Cut on all Clothing 20 Per Cent Cut on Furnishings K. ,V V. Collins iiml CiilN, Oil ni,, KiiUn r ( inillls I'!xi .ii ,. Thin is ii I'.ONA I'lliK SALK ',,r J ... rcftHon ojvrn. "Kvcrytliinj; norn," cx- Cl'Jlt IIH Htlllfll. Olll' .tnck nf clotliill is uiisiiriin-.scd for .style mnl . pintit v. P. A. STOKES The Clothier