The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, August 30, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING ASTORIAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1002 M . i ' a i SIXTY CENT8 PEACH liS SIXTY CKNTH SIXTY CKNTH I'JCACIIKS SIXTY CKNTH SIXTY CKNTH I'KACIIEH SIXTY CKNTH TODAY ' ' ORWiON TODAY TODAY OltKGON TODAY TODAY OREGON TODAY '1'KR BOX PKACIIKH PER' BOX PER BOX PEACHES PER BOX PER BOX PEACHES PER BOX B B B Ross, Higffiiis r Co. It MXHXxHXxtiixnxxrtxxjix TI.I.EHIONB t. TODAY 8 WBATIIEU. lOI(TI.ANr, Aug. 29.-Oieoil, .'u ho, unit Wanhluitliiiifttlr. One Thousand Pillow Cases (Well Ma.l.) for. . . l-'Jc Tlii'v nr.- IV kind. , w j Our (ir cmmm- Nt 6 p. in. every iy i tocpl NittiirtUy, Oaiton sella feed, rln ana hay. Vive baron at the Palace Oath. Hint Monday will be l.lior iy. Nli'. rli btirtlrtt pears, 15c .-" do- n t Jolitinmt llioa. Klrst-i ln CullfornlH mapes, 80 (rut fu r )j.ifk-i tmlny at Johnson lire. Tin- lull-it blocki liuihe new fall Ktyli-n. Knox hiiln, Juat In nt C, II. t'oon-r'. New cot-It of fancy good Just ar rtviil nt Ykhttmu llaxaar. Call an.l tlis lnli-t navel He from Japan. Vou can buy Xawbro'a Herbicide, tlm vi-t-at dunilrufT cum. for 75 cent ler bottlit at the Oucldunt Harbor Blwp. You "III fin J the bent He meal In the riiy at the rtlnlng Sun Restaurant. No. 6U i-'omnii-ivlal atrcet. .V atiMTOpilrlnn lecture entitled "Ten tiliihtH In a liarroiini " at the Hiilviitlon Army hull on Butunluy evi-nliiK, Aug. 30, Admission, 10 ct-nt. Johnson Urns, haw lltHilly displayed tit ihclr itioic very fine line of lunch fioutl cnoki-J rt-mly for Immediate ue. For lunrhi-s or plcnlra tin-Re goods are Jut wlni t one wants. Iron be-Ji are rust supei soiling the liiinbi'i'doni" wooden article because they uro m-iitor, more durable, anl tiirv timl vermin proof. The latest nroiliictliniB hnvo Junt been rec!iv,;d by 'ha. Hollbnrn & Son. v - l r m '- II ' 11 B- B ixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxEaxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxrxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxxxxj WE 5ELL Today v,o open our new now patterns and new pro Brussels Rugs in RUGS: Siv tin iii-w Indian lings, all llio rage, in tlio highest art of coloring. New Egyp tian rugs m pyramid patterns. Buy the latest. Our prices arc right. Wo Sell Furniture, Bedding, Couches, and everything for the house nt lowest- prices. Great Eastern 570 C'oiiiiiicrelal St. - i 2 a B I 8 xXHitii;xinxxt:xx::x4 - jx The hunter urn now talking duck. t Nice I'olumblu plums, )&o per baskrt loiluy.-JollNHoN llltfiM. llMt( tlIMM StlM'K. ColUlllblll plUIIU, lr bukt tmlny -jDliNHON 1 1 1 : s Hume MIcIiIkiiii mill men are ulvIng; Antinin iimiki'il attention durlnn thl week, I'i kku lliuifuliil ii.c,m hl Jiiwbr. akt-r to I'ni'lw Hum'a mi or i n ttt. t nc clil Xi'tm )ili-iiliiy. Tim ateami-r Klmur lift ymierduy iiionili-K for Tillamook. cronHln- the bur nt S p. in, lo lo lhi A. K ti U. employ ncnl litMie. liboi Hull, No. Itoml fit., for iioi rrllnlil.. h'lp. TttiK' l pruHlie i-oniinuea In it llvrly inanm-r nt Kort Htevena. Tim "blif giiim" me lulkliiu pretty loudly, Itigliiiiliig with Tueiiiluy, H.pteniber 1, all retiill Mure of Aatorlu will cIom "i p. m, excepting Haturdayt, After .Mondiiy iiIkIh lni.pliin numl Ih? done iMifine 6 o'clock, un Unit will te the cloning hour for the winter iiiilh. Tile CltV Imtlltl Of i-.UHII.lt lull will in.-el nt the city hull tit 2 p, in. to il.iy to t-iuulix Firievnlh ntreet aa w'oainenta. Tin- atute convention of the W. C. T. V. will be held at lloaeburg In aleud of at Aahland, aa noted In yea lerdiiy'a paper. The outnt of the Cuthlamet liaxctle liui b-en attached by Sherlft Ilougan, und will he aold at auctlun to aatlafy the debt of ir.KSD. When you vlalt 1'ortlund don't full to niul Andi-rllne'a Comer at Hceond und Taylor. I'nrla Italluno and Hpreckcll Iieutache. The lo veaxela which were outKide at dunk were made out to be the two hlp. from AliiHku, the Harry Morre and the St. Nlcholaa, Freight I Increaelng 't rapidly to and from Ilwuco thut it I probable that the fnnbv will be put on the run In addition to the Nahcotta. Furniture for aalo Several piece furniture for ante, Including piano. Will leave Antorla Boon; cull nt 644 Exchange atrect. IH- V. P. K. DKLU The tug Wanderer arrived In yea terday from the Hound to relieve the Wallulu, which will analat In (owing the big raft to Sun Frunclnco. A dancing party waa given at Knapiitou laat evening under the aua )lcn of the Amor Club. The Electro carried over tlfo merry young people. If you have not had that old atlff or oft hut mado new, you had belter at tend to It toduy. We move September Int. Aatortu Hut Co., 44 Commercial atrt-et. The three-muHtcd achooner Ullio lloiine aalled from Urlatol ltny for San Franclaco on the 12th of August, with over 23(H) barrel of unit milmon aboard. There will ho a dance given thla evening at the Chad well school houae on the twla and Clark. It In expect ed that a largo crowd from Aatorlu will attend. CARPETS fall cfirjiots in the colorings. Now extra largo sixes. Furniture Co., Hhanaliiui liiilldliiit , A epccliil Humlay evening nieellng of the Murine Englneeri' Aaaoclutlon li being arranged In honor of the na tloiml prnaldi-nt, Oeorge t!hler, who li lo be prcennt, HuHlni-aa la humming along e.t the nillroiul wharf and dally lncrealng; allliough the export carry the hlgh eet figure the ImiHirta are heavier Hum for iiurit? weekii, lluffflK to plfaxn the moat fuatklloua, (he luteal cri-atione plnd)4ly planned and rmignincently conotructed, unex celled for ebiKii'ice, four inapectlon InvltMil. rhna. lllllorn A Son, Itev, Omiir olroiii vlilted Mr. (ttto Itoneniliihra loKglng ramp on Hear I liver liiat Tuewliiy nd held a preach lug wrvlce. Almoet every one of the inHKi'iK uttendeil the meeting. Partlea dcalrlng to can dumaon plum ahould leave ua Ihclr order now, n thl fruit will begin to arrive wlihlii the next few daya, and the tea. on for them la very ahort. JOHN won liltoa On account of her deep draught the (leriiiuii ateamer Elba could not com plete her curgo at Portland, llafi are nlong.aldn her today, dlHclmrglng to her, and a day or two will me her ready for aea. Following la the oltlclul meiiauro incnt of the new launch Klk: Length, W.S feet; beam, 10.1 feet; depth, i.6 feet; tonnnge, 14 groaa and 9 net. The In ml In being built by Wlleon Hioe. fur Jiimea Keittlng. All of Il-rman Wine ateady cua- jtomcri who have nut aa yet got their (tltft to 'Wltw-'i dame (nut Satur day evening), will do well to gel a ili ki-t. nt once, a no one lll b - ad-iiitlti-l without a card. The teamcr HI. Hard, the luiim he Mil lliixel, Comet and V;nii, ud the X- hornier Aleck hava lieen taken tut uf the water alii tlo'cie I ill llin new nliiiln luiilt bv the I'.i.k at the die Scandinavian cannery. No ni tide of furniture add more to t le iiMieiu'uiit'f of the home than a jhiit.diioin-t nldeboapl. From the lot Joel placed in dlaplay by C'haa. Hell-l-rn & Fon you ian .'ec-irn a beauty at a very low figure. The Knappi Conl Company 'a new dl leilor are: W. J. Honeyman, preal dent; Jaine Finlaynon, vtce-prealdcnt; l. McHrlde, wcretary and treasurer, and F. H. Htnkea, truntee. The meet ing wan held In Portland. A brother of the Itev. Mr. Clark, who I a Methodlat preacher at prenent at Hcitatde. got hi wrlat badly lacerat ed by a buxx-aaw yesterday. He wo brought up to Mt. Mury'a hospllul und it la probable thut the hand may be lived. The ahlp C. F. Sargent, which ar rived Friday from Aluakii with the I'orilund-Aludka Parker good on board, left up the river yeeterday morning In tow of the Harvest Queen. All hand left with the veel to re ceive their pay. Tht loKglug Indusiry on the Naml rtlver ha been greutly augmented lately. Five large camp have been started ami are working full force. The country tributary to thl stream will doubt leaa feel the result of thl lniHlne shortly. The funerul of Harry Welch, who wa drowned Thursday evening, will occur today from the family reaidence In Alderbrook. with Interment at tireenwood cemetery. Itev. Mr. Dell, of the Congregational church, will conduct the service. Property owners claim that Ex change street between Seventeenth and Twenty-third is in good condi tion, excepting for the plunking, and are signing a petition to thut effect, and at the next meeting of the coun cil will oresent It to that body. The Vanguard did not leave up for Cuthlamet yesterday until late In the afternoon. The delay wa occasioned by some part of the engine getting out of order. , The pussenger from up the river made good use of their extra time visiting different point of ln terest about the city. Those merry parties still continue to regale at the Eleventh street re sort because the toothsome delicacies served at the Toke Point Oyster house make It the most popular place In the town. Fresh Toke Point oyateri und other shell fish always on hund. The local lodge of Elk expect to have a line representation at the car nival soon to be held in Portland. Two years ago the prize for the largest turnout win awarded to the home boy and there I every Indication that their post success will be repeated. The regnllu adopted by the lodge to be worn on thl occasion consists of Panama hut and white duck ault with purple strlpo for the trousers. For the Elks' Carnival and Street Fair to -e heli at Portland from September 1st to 13th, Inclusive, the A. & C. n. R. wll make a rate of J3 for the round trip betwen Astoria and J'oriland on the folowlng date: For the evening train of September Sd, morning train Septembr 4th, evening ttuln Septembr 8th, all trains of Sep- nember 9th, and morning train of September 10th. These tickets will be good to return until September J4th. ' Tonight Herman Wle will royally antertaln hi cuatomer at aupper and dunce at Foard Stoke' hall. Mr. Wine hn very carefully arranged till detail and a delightful time I aura to be enjoyed by all who are for tunate enough to be one of hi guests. Cupula Tutton, who returned from Wllholt Spring a few duy ago, wa followed home by hi wife yesterduy. The captain left thla morning to at tend to oine repair to hi houeboat In anticipation of It full use. - He aoe out on the pilot bout Pulitzer September 1. The delayed arrival In the city of the evening Keadde train for the rat two evening hu niudu It quite in convenient for the West Side people who are obliged to return on the 5:S0, Le than an hour In which to con dm t their but-lnew und reach the de pot make them hard pressed for time. The paper of linker City are urging the matter of organizing a Push Ciub In their town either aa an auxiliary to the Chamber of Commerce or a an Independent organization.. The citi zen who are Interested In the move ment sute toe condition that demand it and urge that the project be pushed to aucce. The U. It. It N. steamer Huasulo will not arrive fjoui Portland ut the usual time thl morning. After start- Ing on the downward trip one of the haft broke and the vessel put Into shore. It will require some time to remedy the Injured machinery, o that the steamer will possibly not reach Astoria until till afternoon. c'hliialoun became greutly excited vcsteiday evening at' about 5 o'clock at what they seined to think as some thing serious. A blaze In a chimney at tin- coiner of Eighth und Iiond streets created the commotion, and as the volume of smoke subsided the Mongolian quieted and dispersed. A irrent deal of merriment was had from the scene by the white ejiectators. Ijihor duy will be celebrated In As toria by the labor union. An excur idon will be given to Sea: 1 'e un:ay, August 31. Fare, 75 . nt for round trip: children 40 cei.ts. Train leave depot at fi o'clock a. m., " ri tuning leave Seaside at 4:40 n. m. All friends of organized li-bor ore cordi ally Invited to attend. This will be the lant ewinnlon of the at-awn. W. J. Honeyman, president of the Knappit coal mine, spent last night In Astoria and leave this morning for two or three days' rest at the seaside. Mr. Honeyman thinks thut the coal strike will have little effect on this coust. In answer to a question, Mr. Honevmun expresned .himself ns mot sanguine for the future of the Knappa Company. "Here we are," said he, "within half 'a mile of deep water an Ideal pot for a coal mine. At our meeting this week we made ar rangement for the disposal of the balance of aur stock. We do not In tend to bother about the upper seams as In this region the coal I poor at the hlither levels. We shall put In holes 1500 feet deep and get after the good material." The Elisabeth Hale Company r'ayed HumI Kirk Inst night to a crowded house ii ml gave n exceptionally clever performance of this old time favorite. Miss Hule, In the title role, again proved herself to be an actress of rare ability. The light and shade which she gave to the part, the contrast be tween the light-hearted, happy girl in the first act and the sorrow and despair of the wronged woman In the third act, could only be portrayed by a skillfull artist, and Mis Ha waa more than equal to the demands on her. The comedy, In the hands of Sydney Piatt, wa thoroughly appre ciated and kept the house In good hu mor; he was supported by Mis Franks a Dolly Suton. Mr. Polland n'ade a noble hearted squire, and Mr, Armour worked hard as the stern parent. To night the Hale Company give their farewell performance. The piece on tills occasion will be the celebrated play "the Black Flag," a sensational drama, full of comedy. It should draw a lnrge house to witness this clever company's performance of It ATTENTION, KNIGHTS. You are requested to meet at the residence of Brother J. F. Welch,' chancellor commander, In' Alderbrook, to attend the funeral of hi son Har ry, ut 1:30 o'clock, Saturday afternoon. By order F. M. GERDES, Attest ' V. C. D. R. BLOC NT, K. of R. & S. NOTICE TO BKIDGE BUILDERS. A meeting of bridge builders of As toria will be held In Labor hall at S o'clock sharp this evening, for the purpose of forming a union. Every one engaged In the trade Is requested to be present. N. CLINTON, Jr., Chairman. im:i)ictio sali. Mrs. R. Ingleton ia having a big re- duHlon sale on slilrt-walsta, skirts, ohlldren'a clothes. Infants' clothes, and all kind of ladies' and children' fur nishing goods, Including hair switches and pompadour. A chance for the $500 piano with eaoh 50-cent purcnase. Commercial atreet, opposite Budget of fice. ... .i - NOKTH STAR ARRIVES. The Alaska Fishermen' Packing Company' steamer arrtvetf In port thla morning. Captain P. F. Crlm In com mand, aril Mr. McMillan, engineer. They report head wind for a day or so, and then splendid weather and fair wind all the way down: North of Gray Harbor a heavy fog waa en countered which made B day differ ence In a run that 1 even now a fast one. The ahlpa Harry Morse and St. Nicholas left Nushagak together, and with the reported weather may make a speedy appearance here. The first named veel bring 87,600 caaea of fish. Everything wa going along smoothly In thut section when the North Star sailed. Her entire trip fiom Astoria occupied four month and one week. Superintendent Iiorglund came down on the ship's book as "A. B." ' tilSTINGL'ISHED SISTERS OF MERCY HERE. Four ladle ui rived in Astoria Thurs duy night, one of whom will be well remembered In thl city. Bister Su perior James wa one of the founder of St. Mary's hospital In 1880, and remained here until 1SKS. She la now superior In Great Fulla, South Dako ta. This I her first visit since that time to the scene of her former labors. I ' """'I'anled by Sister Edgar, j sul'e''t"' of th hospital at Mbwoula, Mon,ana- filBt,-r Anselme, one of the I ,'arty "n her Wttjr to the n0P'taJ hl,h' wa founded In Nome In July of this year. The fourth visitor I Sis ter' Dorothy, of provincial Econome, from St. Vincent's hospital. CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW Flint Lutheran: There will ce no services a the pastor, Rev. O. Ostrom, spends the Sunday In Skamokawa. Sunday school at regular hour. Methodist: Rev. Harold Oberg will hold services as usual. Interesting subjects. A warm welcome to all. Presbyterian: Rev. Mr. Connell, of Pipestone, Minn., will occupy the rul pit at the usual services. Special pro gram pf music has been arranged. ltaptit: All service a usual. Sub jects of sermons are: "Can a Man Be Born Again?" and "How'a Man May Be Born Again." Everybody invited. Congregational: Regular services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday school at 12:15. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at i o'clock. Cordial tnvlta- j tlon to all. Salvation Army: Holiness meeting at t p. m.. subject "Holiness, How to Get It?" In the evening Captain Du pertlus will preach from the text "Who Then Can Be Saved?" A cordial In vitation to all. To the Alaska Fishermen Gentlemen: I hereby Invite you to call at my store and get a free ticket to the dance I give to my customer on this coming Saturday evening. Aug ust 30. Respectfully. HERMAN WISE, The Reliable Clothier & Hatter. Fl'NERAL NOTICE. The funeral services of Harry Purl tan Welch will be conducted at the residence of his narenta in Alderbrook at 1 o'clock today, Rev. F. E. Dell officiating. Burial will be at Green wood. NOTICE. We. the undersigned milkn-en of As toria, do hereby notify all cousumera f milk that beginning September 1, prices of milk at retail will be ad vanced to the former rates rf: $1.25 per pint per month. ?2 per quart per month, ' 13.75 per half-gallon in month. $6.75 per gallon per month. Also by wholesale to b? advanced from 50c pr can to 60c per ian. Signed, 1 SLOOP, JEFFERS & CO., K. F. JOHNSON & CO., NURfNBERG ft BARTOLDUS, ABRIM JUKNA. SHOES My stock of Meu'a and Boys' Shoes is unsurpassed for qual ity. Close buying and low ex penses enable me to sell the best qualities at lowest prices. CALL AND EXAMINE THE Q00DS -i S.A.Gimre 643 Bond Street "Tailor "Beverly Garments" are tailored to fit you perfectly. They are tailored in the prevalent, Incoming fashions, just before you are ready to wear them. "Ready-Made" garments are made so early in the season that the ever occuring changes in style make them unstylish, unfashionable when you wear them. The veil groomed woman will wear Beverly Garments and why not? Popular prices keep their cost lower than other tailored garments, and seldom higher than fine re'ady-made garments. We make to fit more than fifty styles from over 300 patterns. Late Fashion Plate. Fab rica and Pattern for Fall Style lnSult, Cloak and Skin ready for your inspection at The Leading Dry Gaods Store of C. H. COOPER Beautiful Crockery Display I The Finest Assortment of Fancy Crock- I ery an j Glassware ever seen in Astoria. 8 Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Special Fruit Dishc9,Deeorated Toilet Seta, jj Cut Glass, Bisque Figurt-3, Water Crocks,. Souvenir Dishes. ALL AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES FOARD 8 STOKES COMPANY We ako carry a Complete NEW ST0CK--THE WE CAN SAVE DRY GOODS . . -SHOES ... GROCERIES - - -FftUITi AND VEGETABLES FLOUR AND FEED Fit EE DELIVERY V. H. COFFEY, JOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOCOCCCOCCC j CHAIRS CHAIRS - CHAIRS I - - - - - - -m Large new stock of Morris Chairs, Morris Rockers and Children's Morris Chairs. ROCKING DINING BALL CHAIRS 8 If . H. 7APF. The House FarnisherS H " s CLOSING OUT OO - xxxxixxaxxuxiKxx TRULLIXGER, EASTABROOK & CO. .,.. l'CCB8SOBS Tp THEO. BRACKER Jobbers and Dealers in CIGARS, TOBACCOS. SMOKER'S AKTIOLES, PLAYING CARDS, stationery:, AMBER GOODS, CUTLERY, ETC. i i MEERSCHAUM AND BRIAR PIPES Pipe nepjiri.14 A Specialty IS OUR MOTTO Strict adherence to it enablea ns to qualify willing worker to render superior service aa bookkeeper and stenographers. Our instruction ie unusually thorough a fact so widely known that reputation alone bringa ua most of our atudent. Quality always count. Examine into our facilities better now than erer before. Industrious, willing students make rapid advancement in all studies taken. Call, or write for our catalogue. PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE Park and Washington Street M ad e 'MP A BEVERLY SUIT 3i:iiiiitiii;asiiiuu.,iiii!:;uiiiii.mituurf Line of Fancy Cutlery ttrttttfttffltti? JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO PEOPLE'S STQRE YOU MONEY OX Som: Splendid Yaines For Ladies, Cbildren and Men Freshest Stock in Town - - Fresh Every Day Get Ojr Prices BEST OF SERVICE. 483-491 Bond Street CHILDREN'S FOLDING EASY H CAHTS AT COST. e xuxXKXxaxXKXxaxxmx 515 Commercial Street Astoria, Oregon A. P. Armstrong, LL. B., Principal