THE MORNING ASTORIAN, THURSDAY,' SEPTEMBER 4. 1902
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.THIS WEEK THE BIO WEEK
Our buvnr are Inatruntml In
Our prler tire tho lowest, .iiniliiv ciumiilered. Keu.l u your
V'MI 'l
(Idler,
" ytwrniiiee llMlllrlloU.
Ross, Hlgglns & Co.
TKMOPHONIO Ml.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
PollTLANlJ, Kent, S -Wcdlitru Ore
wort, rrtly loudy; i.rolitihly prere.le.l
hy hnwer In northern portion, West
urn Wanhlimton, partly cloudy, pre.
ceded liy hIimwimh during the forenoon.
KitHlern Oregon, Kastern Washington
iniil Mithu, partly cloudy and cooler.
One Thousand
Pillow Cases
(Will M.ulc ) fur. . . 12
Tlicv utv 1k' kind.
Our siore il4iHi at C p. in. every
day neopt Haturday,
lUiln'
Oaston Mis feed, grain ana hay.
t.iuhi hiu- trtiilcr Munsniilta coated
ni tin- l'lnmie iVmK yesterday.
Tli Ulii' tlulld of the Kpini opal
ihunh will im-i'l lit 2. Jo ttua nfter
llllOII. On lu the A. V
office. Lnbur Hull,
of
No.
Ltimj'ioyiiKnit
528 Hond St.,
for good ri-ll'tl.l'
help.
The Huiiini.ii left out till" morning
nl i o'clock ttllll n barge of stone for
(liny Harbor.
Tin- . II Merchant, which was
HKioiiu-l ouixl'le Nehtilem. wna Honied
hiiiI inkwi III wifely.
Kor Kent, An 8-roum house on
KlKhth street, at per iiuinlh, In
iiliv ni A or House,
You will nnd ihe beat ISo meal In
the city at tho Itlslng Sun Restaurant.
No. 612 Commercial atreet.
The iiniuml meeting mill election of
utllcer will In- tho Important fentur
f tin- V, t T. V. meeting today.
New Ktock of fancy guods Just ar
rived at Yokohama Basaar. Call and
see rhe latest novelties from Japan.
1 '(irt In tul In given II ml choice for the
liiteiniitloioil MlnltiK Congress. It la
ui to Miiyor William and company
to find $Miio.
Hegurd Mugen, a aon of Norway, ap
peared at tho county clerk' olTIco
ycnteiiUiy and received hla firm cltl
sseiihlilp papers.
It Ih expected that the reHlilcnt In
the vicinity of Young" River will get
ii special police offlccr. One la need
ed without a doubt.
'raw ford peaches. We have received
a consignment of 300 boxes direct from
Ashlnnd. Place your order curly.
FOARD & STOKES CO.
Frit Kushal, Jacob Raker, native
of UumhIii, and I'hurlea SJoster, of Swe
den, were yesterday grunted their fln
ti 1 minora for rltlaenahlp,
I,ate arrlvala F, D.Wurner, Joaeph
H. KiilHton, Wm. O'Donell, T. M.
LlKhter nnd John Q, Deck, nil of Port
land, are at the Occident,
Claim, for one extra deputy In the
aherllT'a office and one In the county
clerk'B office were passed by the coun
ty commissioners yesterday.
Duffel, to pleaao the moat faatldloua,
the lateat creatlona aplendldly planned
and magnificently constructed, unex
celled for elegance. Tour Inspection
Invited. Chat. Hellborn A 8on.
sen.l mi hw uhli.n.pnd, .hilly
The aiptir T. J. t'otter will nmk
her lust trips for the wuhoii u fol
lows: leaves rorlhind, Haturday, Hi p.
temb'-r 13. at 1 p. m.i leaves llwuro
Hun. lay, the Hlh, at g p, m,
The Hue H. Kluiore will leave for
Tllliiiiiook (Hilnis ut 7 a. in. tomorrow
moriilng, with a loud of I'umifr sup
plies and a horsf, besides her usual
pussenaor list.
The Lewis and Clark road extension
to C'tludM'rdl Is causing dissatisfaction.
Koine of the subscriber are rlnlly re
fusing to pay tip until a better show.
Ink Is iiuule,
iOist hiindnoine, up to d.Jte I'l.iurcs
mid piilntliiKs offered u: .i lev price
for ONK WKKK OS'.Y. Here !s a
i hniice to decorate oiir homes (or the
full -Hvciisou'a ItooN tlnrn.
After bringing the lumlfr vead
down ihe Harvest Queen proceeded up
i In i at I p. in. with the big- four
"lusted Urlllidi baik Seimuiihil In tow.
Hhv Is wanted badly In Portland,
..T.
To tint parties who tcxik two high
barred Juck screw from In front of
Curl llunson's residence on Kleventh
street will do me a favor by returning
the same, lis I liwd them. J. K,
Wirt,
Tho Harvest Queen arrived yester
day morning nl Jo a. in., towing the
Ihrif-imisted tumber vessel H. H. Red-
tleld from Porlllid, The Kedlhld
missed out at 2 p. m. In tow of the
Wiindeier.
Pa riles desiring to ran damson
plum should leave u their order
now, a thu fruit will begin to arrive
whhin the next few days, and the -son
for them I very short.JOHN
HON KltOH.
No article of furniture adds more to
he appearance of the home than u
hiir.dsoin sideboard. From the lot
just placed in display by Chas. IHI
Imuii II Sun you tan .'ecufo a beauty
t a very low figure.
lion bois are fast auperaedlng the
cumbersome wooden article beeause
they are nawr, more durable, anl-
!cr' and vermin prnof. The latest
nroductlona have Jiiit been ree.lv -d by
I'll. ii-. Ik'llbJin & Son,
l.eondor tiros' I'liile Tom's fnbln
To, will nnder their production of
tilt famous druimi of that mime. Hut
uidny night, September 6. under lher
mammoth canvas, which will lie lo
iiiled In lot near the school house,
coiner Krunkllti and Hlxteenth.
For the Klks' carnival at Portland,
thu White Collar hint will Hell round
trip ticket September S, 8. 8 and 10,
for ll.So. good returning until Septem
ber 14, All Intermediate landings one
fare for round trip. Steamer Itnllcy
tlaUerl leaving Astoria at 7 p. m.
The queen of the Seattle Klks gave
up her throne In disgust because the
committee would not pay for the edi
bles ut u reception she gave, nor
would they puy her carriage bill, nor
supply her with reception music 9l)e
got out of town very much chagrined.
Col. John Aditlr la busy with a pe
tition lo the county court asking that
they will furnish full Information to
the United States engineer regarding
the building of u druwbiidge over the.
Lewis nnd Clark. The bridge I for
Ihe purpose of shortening tho roud be
tween Astoiiu nnd all t'latHjp Peach
points. The petition la being largely
signed,"
A very pu tty wedding took place at
the Mct'nnn residence yesterday aft
ei'iioon. The contracting pnrtles being
Miss Kllxnbcth Mct'nnn nnd Captain
Max Ii. Sklbbe. Rev. Father Lines,
of SI.' Mary' Cathollu church officiat
ed. Only a few Intimate fiienda were
present. Captain Sklbbe una bride left
lust evening for an extended wvdi'lng
tour along the coast. '
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An unusually large number of pret
ty Hummer dressea were round on the
atreeta yesterday. Threatening cloud
had loomed up and posnlbly the la lies
wanted to take what might be a lust
chance of displaying whatever looked
nlry nnd Bummer like. Aa the cloud
grew darker the airy fairy Idea van
ished nnd last gruson' umbrellas over
hauled. "Where nre my rubber?"
For the Elks' Carnival and Street
Fair to e held at Portland) from
September 1st to 13th, Inclusive, the A.
& C. R.. R. wll make a rate of $3 for
the round trip betwen Astoria and
Portland on the folowlng dates: For
the evening train of September 8d,
morning train Septembr 4th,1 evening
ttnln Septembr 8th, all trains of Sep
tember. 9th, and morning train of
September 10th, These ' tickets will be
good to return until (September 14th. '
Today the Klks hild foflh at Tort
land carnival. At 7,) Mil nwrnig lf.
members accompanied by their Indies
and Ihe bund will board their npuclul
train and go to labor to,- the much
coveted prlne. The spjclul returning,
will leave Purlin nd lit midnight, tut
transportation, good ,ip to September
II, will be ssud to parties ('irlrlrtg
lo remain, Ureat preparation ha
been made and If thy do not tarry
off the hlghei t prlxe It will be no fault
of their'.
At a meeting of the MlnUtrlal As
sociation yesterday Rev. Henry Mar
cotle wa elected president, end Rev
II. Olwrg secretary and treasurer. Res
clullons of appreciation if the work
of Rev, V. ic. Hell in th" c):y and
regret ut hi departure were passed.
On next Sunday evening It In nriangcd
to hold a union gosie service at the
Methodist church, all the cl.unhes
uniting. Rev, F. K. Hell will deliver
the sermon, which will ' l is last sr
vice before leaving for lirass Vulley,
Cul.
The teses of the two Oreek, J.
11 oi a and John feumntrie, in which
y sued George Eleo, another Oreek,
for diunugea for false Imprisonment,
enme up yesterday. After hearing the
evidence the Jury brought In a ver
dict for the defendant on the grounds
that they were of the opinion that Geo.
Kleo hud not tit led with uny malice
li ejecting the arrest, that Kleo had
:, f i for.owiiig the advice of Heputy
liixiiit t Attorney Kukln, and that the
oitPeis nt Sun Frunclsi'O had exceeded
the Instruction given them by tele
phone tJ Sheriff Unville.
liopoaulM for beef and mutton: Of
fice of chief commissary. Vancouver
Itarr.o kS, Wash.. Sept. 4, W2. Sealed
proposals for furnishing and deliver
ing frifh beef and mutton for ix
ii onii s beginning Jan. 1. Iis3. will be
received here and at offices of com
missaries at Kit Steven, Oregon;
Iloise liuriucks, Idaho: Forts Cm-y,
t'aiiby, Flagler. Walla Wallu, Wright,
I,iwtoii and Vancouver Kiirrucks.
Wash , until 11 a. m, Oct, 4, ltJ2, and
then opened. Information furnlfhed
on application. Envelopes containing
proposal should be i ndorsed "Propiis
ills for fiesh beef and mutton," nnd ad
dressed to commissary of post to be
supplied, or to Col, F. R. Nye, chief
Com'y.
Next Monday evening the Ihdusco
Oeorge Juvenile Specialty Company of
talented little oeonle In the vaudeville
holt. in wilt hold the boards at Fish
ers' opera hous. The show Is clean
through jut. Oon't fall to hear their
bund at the lhent.tr. evening of per
formance. Special artist are Muster
Unhurt Cuvnnaugh bulladlsl; Kath
eiiue. the amnlleet drum-major In the
world, whoso sinking of "I A'ant to
He a Soldier In the Army" fairly
brings down the house. Muster Mon
tague la a wonder and a burn come
dian. The Juvenile octette, "Oh, Tell
Me Pretty Miil'ln, Am There Any
More Mki You.' 'is very pretty. The
song and lefni'n, "Hose of Klllarney
Is loin hlimly nnd pathetically ung by
Agnes and Kill Geure. Mlgnon, and
the AiUiiiK Sister, us tho Happy Hot
tentots, me lies n big sensation. The
iieiformniiee Is concluded by the fur
il;il concert "Our J'riertlve Step
f ither." S'.-nt sale opens Saturday
inornliig at (liiltln Reed's.
WHY?
What reason can there be for NOT
subscribing to the Astoiiun? You get
a good clean puper for your home.
You get the best commercial new for
your buHlness and you get complete
Assoiiated Pies news of the world
hour before tmythlng you can buy.
It Is your own home paper and you
do not have to wade through a dozen
panes to find us many line that In
terest yourself, your fumlly or your
town. Why not subscribe? Only I5ki8
per month by carrier. Six dollars a
yeur by mull. Semi-weekly, containing
nmin Items, fl per year.
NO QUEENS FOR HIM.
A man in a certain Iowa town was
engaged to a beautiful young lady now
In Portland. She was the best pos
sible housekeeper for her mother nnd
her dainty fingers made the beds and
also the chocolate cake. She whs
elected queen of the carnival and got
married a week afterwards. The hus
bund votes for no more queens now.
He tells an Astoiiun that she has nev
er made a bed or cooked a chop since.
She Is still a queen and he gets hi own
breakfast and alts at home while she
attends the theaters. "No more car
nival queens for me," and he dived
Into a "cafe."
NEW POSTMASTEUS.
Oregon Buena Vlstu, Matlie J, Lie,
vice Leo D. .Buldwin, resigned; Cable
vllle, Thomas L. Ingram, vice Thoe,
Costello, resigned. Washington
Huntley, Reuben Green, vie Robert
D. Jurboe, resigned; Iron dule, WIU
Hum E. Chapman, vice H, G. Reed,
resinned.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposeals for furnish
Intr muterlal and piling and for driv
ing and capping wharf at Portland,
Oregon, will be received at the office
of the American Can Company, 631
and S40 Worcester Block, Portland, un
til 1 o'clock p. m., September 10. 1902.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the Portland or Astoria office of the
company.
No bid will be considered unless ac
companied by certified check (or I per
cent of the amount of bid.
i The company reserves the right to
reject any and all bids or waive any
Informality In any bid.
CONFERENCE MEETS IN ASTORIA
Notable Divines to Conduct the Ser
vices to He Held Next Week.
The West Norwegian and Danish M.
E. conference will held Its annual ses
sion In Astoria next week, glnnlng
Wednesday evening, Scptsmljer 10j
Hlshop Earl Cranston, D. D., will pre
side. This conference lnclud--s the
Norwegian and Danish Methjdlst
work of Montanu, Idaho, Washington,
Oregon and California, and therefore
concerns a very huge territory. The
work of the conference Is .'iialnly con
fined to the litrger eltles. The con
ference numbers about 20 ministers,
who are expected to attcid. The
buslneH sessions will begin Thursday,
September 11, at t a. m., and will con
tinued during the week in the Norwe
gian M. E, church. On Sunday, Sep
tember 14, Mtshop Earl Cranston D." D.
will speak at the First M. B. church
In the mornlntf. Ihe 'olshop teeldes at
Portland ,and 1 this year assigned the
presidency of the Pacific coast confer
ence. In the evening Rev. Dr. T. C.
Illff will apeak at Foard Miotics'
hall. It ! expected to inuk this a
great mass meeting. Ur. HitT Is one
of the secretaries of the church exten
sion society of the Methodist church.
He was for more than 20 year (Su
perintendent of the Utah Methodist
missions, is exceptionally r-opular and
I well known a one of the most elo
quent minister of the Methodist
church of the l ulled Slates. Remem
ber the date, Sunday, September 14,
The public Is cordially invltsil.
FOR A NEW COURT HOUSE.
County Commissioners' Court Issues
an Important Announcement.
The county colnmlssloiiers' Septem
ber court was convened yesterday and
numerous claim were paused upon.
The most important builnes was the
Issue of the following notice, which
speiika for Itself:
"To the Taxpayers of Clatsop Coun
ty: We, the county court, while con
sidering the niteds of the county and
the welfare of the taxpayers, desire
to stale that there are many matters
before the court requiring large expen
diture of money, but that the game
I mostly for roads and bridge, and
while the court is not opposed to roads
or any other public Improvement that
can be afforded, it is the opinion tf
the court that the first and most Im
portant at this time Is a court house
and Jail nnd the court with the Idea
that some beginning should be made
will consider this aa of the most Im
port a nee at the time of the next tax
levy, at the January term, 1903. and
will endeavor to make a start for a
fund to the end that before long Clat
sop county may possess a creditable
court house and Jail without Impos
ing too much of a burden on the tax
payers during any one year.
RETURN FROM EUROPE.
After an absence of two years Mr.
and Mrs. Wihfim . WiUlnson re
turned to their home In th:s city jte-
toilay morning. After leaving Asto
ria eastwards iln :oiifiits toseed
through old Mexleo at.d wnt tight cji
south to Central America, crossing the
Isthmus of Panama and binding on
Ihe Eastern coast. Thtn to New York
for a short stay. After leaving New
York a five months' visit was paid to
the Rermudm lo .ivold the rigors of an
English Inter. '!. ''!!klnson Is a
grundHon of the first governor of those
islands nnd has many relations there.
After bidding farewell to that charm
ing group of Hand a start was made
for London, which was made the main
hendquarter for n ywr ui.d a half's
study of the piimi , points of inter
est In Europe, and the word study
is used died'y. for Mr. and Mrs.
Wilkinson did not simply take a pass
ing glance and move on. In fact, they
chow an extraordinary knowledge of
the details of all the naln Western
European cities. "Florence is a para
dise," said Mrs. Wilkln-ion, "but Rome
s the gran lest of all. ;tlss Frances
Thomas, Mrs. Wilkinson's niece, rath
er adopted daughter, has a penchant
for Paris, but has found great attrac
tions In Northumberland. Nice, Venice,
Pompeii, Berlin and all the best points
of Interest were thoroughly well
done" and the old countries never
had more enthusiastic globe-trotters.
Mr. Wilkinson, like most men, prefer
red London. The coronation was tak
en In and the ladles of the party are
simply In love with the beauty and
grace of Queen Alexandra. The best
part of the pageant, after the king
and queen, were the magnificent uni
forms and horses of the Biitlslv army.
The tourists speak highly of the hos
pitalltv they received nnd did not find
the English nobility so unapproachable
ns thev are generally supposed to be.
Mrs. Wilkinson's description of the
Westminster Abbey decorations was
very Interesting. In Rome they had
the pleasure of meeting that prince of
guides Dr. Russell Forbes, so well
known all over the world. Mlsa Llon
berger, Mrs. Wilkinson's sister, accom.
panted her a large part of the time,
but Miss Thomas took In the whole
trip and has become c.ulte an English
politician. A splendid rollecMon of the
most Interesting curios Is one or the
results of a very happy trip.
WATCH YOUR TIMBER CLAIM.
Some of the timber claims over nt
Deep River, Wash., are In jeopardy.
A government survey party has arriv
ed but Information ta to hand that the
surveyor has ten men and three wom
en along with him. This naturally
caused a flutter among claim holders,
who were not very sure about the re-
quirements of the law. F. S. Munson
Is over ttjere protecting his Interest
and that of lee Herring. Constable
Ileasley and Mr. Cutblrth, the painter,
left In a launch on Tuesday morning.
The three former have had their cab
ins, up for some time and it Is thought
that the latter will have fulfilled all
requirements by this time. This morn
Inr another butch of holders leave for
the scene. .
MANY WILLING TO MARRY
The management of the Portland
Cilrtiival has had not less than a dozen
applications from as many young men
throughout the state. Including one or
two fotn nearby towns In Washington,
to be married under the auspice of
the carnival. Half of these applica
tions have had to be turned down be
cause the directors could not take care
of all of them and provide entertain
ment and the usual supply of pres
ents to start the young couple off in
life happily. The notices given by the
manager that swain without the
price should be set up in houseketp
Ing at the company's expense was
sufficient to start a rush of applica
tion that fairly took their breath
away. There will be a triple wedding
ceremony on Wednesday evening, Sep
tember 10, at the carnival, In the pre,
ence of the queen and her court, and
raanv high dignitaries. The presents
for each couple aggregate from $400 to
J 1500. One of the fortunate young men
who Is to be married at the carnival
live at Tillamook.
ST. NICHOLAS ARRIVES.
When the tug boat returned, after
Piking the schooner Redflelds out to
sea, she reported the St. Nicholas In
sight and will go out to briiu h r in
between 1 and 2 o'clock this afternoon.
! M. 'Anderson, of Chinook. Is in the
city.
Mrs. C. H. White Is In the city from
Portland.
E. R. Kunzler, of Olney, re in the
city on business-
A. A. Svenson, of Chinook, visited
Astoria yesterday.
A. J. Paul, of Portland, arrived In
the city yesterday.
L. G. Thomas, of Portland, Is regis
tered at the OccldenL
Charles Brady, of Westport was an
Astoria caller on Tuesday. .
Miss A. V. Weir, of Portland, Is reg
istered at the Parker House.
Anna Gray MUlett, of Chehalle. Is
the guest of Astoria friends.
L. G. Thomas and wife, of St Paul,
Minn., are guests at the Occident
Hugh McCormack vlBlted the city
yesterday from his home at Wise.
W. M. Hamilton, a Tillamook far
mer. Is registered at the Parker House.
James Phillips and Mrs. Phillips
have returned from an up-river trip.
C. C. Johnson and John Johnson ar
rived In the city yesterday from Alas
ka. V. E Popleton, of Portland, en
route for Seaside, arrived In the city
vesterday.
Mrs. Hoefler and children have re
turned home from their summer out
ing at Seaside.
Miss Isabella Fink and Miss Daisy
Ditteinore came In last night from
Dayton, Wash.
Mrs. Livingston Farrand, of New
York. Is In the city. She is registered
at the Occident.
Miss Kate Sinnott has returned
from a two weeks' visit with Portland
friends at Long Beach.
C. C. Clark, county commissioner,
arrived In the city yesterday, from
Seaside, en route for the Elks car
nival. Mrs. Estes nnd family returned
from the seaside yesterday. Dr. Es
tes and his wife leave this morning
after Elks.
HATS TRIMMED FREE.
Mrs. R. Ingleton has just opened up
a fine line of ladies' fall hats, walk
ing skirts, over skirts, woolen shirt
waists and under clothes, and all kinds
of ladies' and children's furnishing
goods. Hair switches and pompadours.
A chance for the elegant $500 piano
with each 50c purchase. Welch Block,
opposite Budget office.
My stock of Men' and Boys'
Shoes is unsurpassed for qual
ity. Close baying; and low ex
penses enable me to sell the
best qunlilics at lowest prices.
CALL AND EXAMINE
THE Q00DS .
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Vttt'Bond Street
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Beverly Garments" re 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 well groomed woman will
wear
Beverly
Garments
and why not? Popular prices keep
their cost lower than other tailored
garments, and seldom higher than
fine ready-made garments.
We make to fit more
than fifty styles from
over 300 patterns.
Late Fashion Plate, Fab
rics and Patterns for Fall
Btrles la Suits. Cloak
and Skirts roadr for yowr
lasptcllos at .
The Leading Dry G.ois Store of
C. H. COOPER
Beautiful Crockery Display
The Finest Assortment of Fancy Crock-
ery an! Glassware ever seen ia Astoria.
0 Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Special Fruit D'i9iies,Decorated Toilet St-is,
Cut Glass, Bisque Figures, Water Crocks, Souvenir Dishes.
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best grades of woolen, velvet, tapestry and Ingrain car
pets, and will sell you just w hat you want at a price to
suit. Also linoleums, matting, rugs, art squares and ev
erything else needed in the h ome. We sell for cash or on
easy Installments, and warrant everything exactly aa rep
resented. CaU and see the goods and get prices. : "
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