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THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1002
W hava the kind you want. Wi want an opportunity to dem
onstrate what wa can do for you on ftted Coffees. Bend u
your order for any grudtt, and w t will mated It for you at a con
lderable savin-. (JIVH UH A THIAL,
Ross. HIggitis & Co.
iitltiii. ti.ai i
yilC PllilD StOlliltt.
TBLBPHOND Ml.
TUB WKATRR.
PORTLAND, Oct. 7. Origan, stiow-
r.
35c RIBBONS 22c
Auullier treat in tUmVms
Today wo place on tale 1 000
yar-la of th finest quality
hnlln Tnlleta In nit thft lead
liiu liJf-liite, cream,
)tnk, litf )i I bluff, reaoda, ijreen,
black, olil rNM and hollo, four
Inches wide The bent neck
ri 1)1 you ooii buy, regular
il5c iiullly (or
22c per yard
The A. DUNBAR CO.
Our store clout at Q p. in. every
day swept Saturday.
Oaaton sella feed, train and hay,
Sweet crtam for eaJa. Ikxiflers.
Very
today.
like grupr at Johnson 1 1 rod'
Went fount oytr mii4 thrltnp nt th
N'nlioual Oyster House May.
Tho Aral sweet apple elder of
amutoti Just In.-JOIt.NSON 1)1108.
the
Girt wanted for general housowork,
Apply in Twelfth street.
For Ron t -Two eultee of furnlnhod
room for housekeeping. 105 Tenth
street.
A large shipment of Oermnn prunes
wua received ly Johnson Ilroa. Inst
nlKht.
The Utdy of tlii Into F.J.l'Kifnmn
wn tnken up to Hknmnkiiwa yester
day for hurlnl,
You will find the beat ISc meal In
the dty at Uie Illslng Sun Restaurant.
No.' 612 Commercial atreet.
Handsome pictures nre given with
Archer' starch. Call and are them
nt Johnaon Brothers' Hlore,
Watson J. Hinder and Ml Olga
Noe were yenttrdny grunted a marrViBe
Urease by County Clerk Clinton.
An attachment suit brounht by A
M. Pliuiiaii vs. Ous Ilngglilum wua
yesterday settled and dlamlssed.
Subscribers will confer a favor by no-
tlfylng thla oftlfe of any Irregularity In
tho delivery of thla pupcr.
New atock of fancy goods Just ar
rived at Yokohama Daa&ar. Coll and
see the latest novelUea from Japan.
The Olyniplu orchestra will give n
dance at Suoml hnll on the 11th of Oc
tober. Admission, HO cents; lndloa free.
All amokora amoke the "Pnoe of
Aatsorla" cigar. No bettter made.
Manufactured by MaoFarlane ft Kno
bel. Koine handsome m v couches In both
velour und leather upholstering are
shown nt the popular furniture atoro
of Chaa. He'tborn & Son. They are un
surpassed for atylo and quality und
are modest In price."
Off Colour?
Practically the whole English
speaking population of the
world keep themselves in
condition by using
Beecham's
Pills.
. told Knnrwtera-Io boiei loo. and a
Evangellat Blandly will hold meet
Inga avery evening thla week In the
Army'a hull, The public la Invited to
be prwnt.
Bicycle repairing with akltl and
promptnen. Bupplle In BUK-k; work
guaranteed. Reliance Klectrtcnl Work
431 llond Ft.
A United Htnlea marine by the name
of Hiin.'it waa yeaterduy taken to the
hoapltnl, a aufferer from Inflamutory
rlii'iimullnm.
John Iljukovli'h an employe of the
tUtMlon ritatuiirMiii w tuken lo Hi,
Slury a hoaplt,il yeaterday to receive
treatment for Inltumutory rheuiimtlain.
Try Archer -rfert uia und cold
water attirch, and aerure tti" U-nt n:
auna in in lirunary, There la nHtin-r
aconuiuy nor pleaaure In ualiig poor
alnrch. Johnaon I iron.
numbing, tinning, gaa and ateam
fitting at loweat rat and In work
tmin-nk manner. Ordora promptly
executed. Bhop. No. 425, Dond atreet,
JOHN A. MONTGOMERY.
Roalyn ooal laau longer, Li cleaner
and itmkea lea trouble wlt?i atovea
and ohlmney flua than any other cool
on the market. George "(V. Sanborn,
agent. Telephone 1311.
IVatitlful plciurea by celebrated art-
lata, artlatlcnlly framed, are to be
m-i'n in rich profualon at Chaa. !!!!
twrn A Son'a. Nothing mora dcalr
able for the home or more appropriate
aa glfta.
A charge haa tm-n preferred agnlnat
. It. Auaten of Weatport by Richard
W. Htrnchan for attempting a i-rlmln
ul immuill on hla four-yeur-old daunh
ter Pearl. The cnae will have a hear
ing ! Weatport.
Penuttfylng doctor will remove
auperfluoua hnlra and wrinkle from
tlu face without pain. Scalp treat
ineiil and ClilorHHtlat work a apec'iil-
ty, Ilpre for a ahort time only,
rhone Main 2S1.
Fnmlle nrnckenlwck died In thla city
Momluy night from Kidney complaint
Deceased wua 3s yeari ot age and a
native of U'Tmniiy. Hla funeral will
be held In Portland under the nuaplcra
of the Ili-ewera' union.
The new mantel folding bed" are dea-
lined to aunereede the old atylea. Made
of metal they are vermin proof, aanl
tnry and the acme of convenience and
ncttiiea. Aak to aee them, both In
wood and metallic, nt Chaa. Hellborn
fon'a. '
The community will regret to learn
of tho protracted lllneaa of Mr. tfi. C.
Holdvn. lie hna been lied-fnat for the
paat month and there la no hiunedlale
change for tho better In hla condition,
Mr. Ttolden la widely known and hla
lllneaa will be unlveraully lamented,
At the laat meeting of the Aatorla
Centnil Labor Council a revolution wn
pnd to rnlae money to help the
Ponnaylvanln coal miner, Hereafter
the regular meeting nWfht of the conn.
11 will be the flrat and third Friday
Inatead of n nt present the flrat and
second Mondnya of eai'h month.
Tharo wore 60 cmiphw present nt the
dance given by the ladles of the Mae
cnbea Monday evening In Ifanthorn'
hnll. The affair was enjoyable from
every point ot view. The committee
ked hard to , have everything
pass off nicely and deserve every credit
or the success of their efforts. Prof.
Smith and Mr. Kern furnished the
music.
Flames broke out Inst evening at
bout 8 o'clock nt the foot of Seventh
street uiuongst tho blackened rulna of
Monday morning's fire. The depart
ment was called out and a stream of
ater oon extlnmilshed the blaase,
There have been smouldering m'es ln
different narta of the rubbish for the
past two day nnd not much attention
hna been paid to them, but that of lust
nla-ht was rather too close to the
elijhbnrlns buildings to let pass un
noticed.
An Installation was held by tne
Knights nnd Lndies of Securities last
night which resulted In the following
fflcera being Installed: President, F.
Welch:, vice-president, Mrs. Lydla
Van Buren; second vice-president, Mrs
Sarah Franclsconlch: prelate, Mrs,
ildget McCnnn; fllnnnclnl secretary.
Mrs. Mary A. Clewns: corresponding
secretary, A. T. Hrakke; conductor.
Maria Schul; guard, Mary I. Welch:
sentinel ,Mra. Mury Spelmler. At the
conclusion of the Installation exercise
nn elegant lunch waa aerved.
FISH WARDEN'S REPORT.
Vuii Dtiscu' Nfjt'iubcr Accoiifi
(J I vcn Intrrcatliifr l-'ltfiiri-a.
To tho llonurable.lioard of Flah 'om-
mlaloner, Halem, Ora.j
Gentlemen: The recaita of my of
flea from account of license iued
during the month of September
arr4urijted to I77S, which waa In ae
eord.mca with th following:
16.1 Individual fishing licence... II8S 00
72 gill-net llcanne lW 00
m aet-net license 126 00
I tanner' license (firat-c lues) .. 100 Ot
IB 1sh dealer license. flrt-
l) 160 00
1 flah deal'-r llrenae (second
class) .,,,,,, 25 00
1 trap IS 00
1 aelna license for 100 feet addi
tional web for aelna No. ..,. t 00
I ln license (750 feet long),... IS 00
Total 1776 00
The hntchery work that wa have un
dertaken for thl season we have well
under way nnd from report relv?d
from the different station, result so
far have been obtained a follow:
TIIR CLACKAMAS RIVER STATE
HATaiKRY.
At tho Clacknmn hntcjiery they got
throiiuifh taking egg August !t1t, and
only succeeded In getting l.tM.OOO.
SALMON RIVER HATCHERY,
At the Salmon river hatchery only
1,001000 egg of the early chinook va
rl.'ty were secured, na previously re
port'"!.
M'KKNJitF RIVER STATION.
At the MeKenzle river station they
Hcg.tn getting egg August 19th, nnd
up lo 8:ptembr 29th had succeeded
In taking Wf..H).
From report received from thl a!a
tjon we may expect a fw more egg,
for they still have almon In their
trips for spawning purpose and will
be able to get a few more egg, though
nil great iiMltlonal quantity Is ex
pected.
GRAND P.ONDE RIVER STATION
On the Grand Rondo they began get
ting egg September 13th and up to
S'-ptember 27th had succeeded In tak
ing l,62t.000.
From report from thla station they
have now on hand between their rack
salmon enough to get about a many
more egg na what they have so far
report d.
ONTARIO STATION.
At the Ontario station no eggs had
been taken up to the tb, of Svplem
ler. At that station thay have a fine
lot of chinook salmon between their
ruck nndy for spawning purpose,
and should lie able lo get from them
large qunntltty of egga. Superin
tendent ftrown figure that he should
berln irettlng egg !n'de of a week
or ten day.
Wit SON RIVER STATION.
At the Wilson river atitlun they ara
virtually through taking eyg from
the chlnool: variety of salmon. They
begun getting their eggs September
19th and finished up the 27th. 13S.O0O
eggs were nil mat were aecureo.
At thla station we will alao attempt
to do work with the allveratde varlHty
of Union, which are beginning to
come along now nnd should lie ready
to spawn within a month or alx
weeks.
YAQUINA STATION.
At the Yaiulna station no eggs have
ben. socured ns yet. We have every
thing In readiness here at thl station
nnd a fine lot of salmon betw?n racks,
but us yet they have not begun to
spaw n.
ALPE.V RIVER STATION.
At the Alaea station the first egga
were taken September t'lh and up to
September 27th 13,500 were secured.
SIl'S LAW HATCHURY,
On the Sluslnw only two attempt
have been made to take eggs: Septem
ber IS 63'X were token, September 2!JI
5300 wer taken, making n total of
II COO.
VMPQUA HATCHER.
On the TOmpquA they tie-in gett'ng
egg Septero er 1th nnd up to Sep
tember 80th had succeeded in taking
615,000. At that time they had a few
salmon remaining between their racks
from which eggs would be secured, but
It would not Increase the number re
ported very materially.
SOUTH COOS RIVER HATCHflRY.
At thi station no egg have as yet
been taken.
CO-Jt'lLLE STATION.
At thto station no egga have a yet
been taken.
Ve" respectfully submitted,
II. O. VAN DUSEN,
Flah Warden.
DEFEATED THE BACHELORS.
Single Men Failed to Get a Look lirat
the Alleys Last Night.
Willie and It la the married men
Should thus unhapp'ly meet their fall
'Tla better to have bowled and lost
Than never to have bowled at all.
When some poor, mUigiild.d bachelor
made thla poetic prediction of the out-
tfome ot last night' contest between
the married and single men of the
Comen lal club, hi pipe waa going.
There was never a time when the
singles had a ghost of a show to
win, and the slaughter wua really
awful. Indeed, It waa one of the
saddest things In the history of local
bowling. Had the pins been as large
aa telegraph pole and the balls the
slxe of SantM-Dumont'a airship, the
bachelor would still have been found
wanting. They stamped themselves
as lobster of the flrat water, whereas
th double rolled ttyi' ntiy,
f.'apta'n Vy, t tho whom tl-sd ui
for Ufa (or until death or tha court
separata them), waa tha bright, shin
ing star of tha night. With total
dlaregard for the finer (enslbllltle of
fh ngl, he cracked out 21 pin,
establishing a new local four-game
record. The beat prevlou tourna
ment total waa 207, scored by Will C.
Law laat winter, Pye bowled In
wonderful fo.'iii nnd hi In were
earned. Ill co.' ware 60, M M. SO.
II. W. Dean secured the next beat to
taJ, 17S, while there wa but one other
total over 160. The wore were a fol
low: . SINGLE MEN.
P. 8. Hovey 1I
V. W. Woodfleld 122
Frank Peterson 13$
P. E. Peterson , 13J
J. W. Mathena 122
E. W. MeCabe 119
MARRIED MEN.
Herman Wise 1M
ft. W, Dean 17$
James Keating i ....135
A. S. Tee ..12S
II. Coopr , 137
B. J. Pye 216
The gtorea by game were aa fol
io wa:
Married men .... 241 22 21 22J-SS7
Single men 1S 209 232 171800
At the foncluslon of the contest the
benedict were entertained at supper
by their defeated frlrnd.
It la the Intention of the bowling
committee to enter a team In the Interr
state tournament thl winter.
MARINE NOTES.
The schooner John A., lumber laden
for Son Frr. uclsco, arrived down from
ortland yesterday. ,
The schooner Fred E. Sander ar
rived from Portland yesterday. The
vessel ha lumber for Han Francisco.
The Hrttlsh ship Pass of Hrander.
which arrived In Monday evening, Is
from Algoa bay via. Victoria, She la
In ballast.
The learner Geo. W. Elder arrived
In yeaterday from San Francisco.
hna been reorted that thla to to be
the lust trip, of the Elder on the San
Francisco-Portland run and that the
State of California Is to take her place.
but the lo!l agent of the O. R
N. Co.. has heard nothing of the pro
posed change. It appeared In a San
Francisco paper several days ago that
the Elder would be placed on another
run, but this has not been confirmed
The British trans-Paclflc freighter
,lme Itranch was expected down from
Portland last night but up to a lat
hour had not arrived. This steamer
th largest vessel that ever put
over the Columb'a river bar. When
she leave out from thla port she will
ave on board coal and wheat amount
Ing In all to over 8,000 tons. Conald
erable 'merest has been manifest In
the atenmer and upon her arrival here
It Is expected that everyone will want
to have a look. The Poplar Branch,
now on Its way to this port, la even
lurgr than the Lime Branch; being
wo-tenths .of a foot longer, which
mnk"s a difference of eight tons In the
groxs teglster of the two ships, a dlf
ference that will hardly be disrtngu'ah
ed. It both mammoth vessels are In
port at the same time It might be ad
Isnble for the neglected regret ta to
be held in honor of the event.
THE NEW ENGLISH STAMPS.
Now that the king of England ha
been crowned that government la pre.
parljig to Issue a new aeries of post
age atnmpa showing him wearing his
crown In place ot the wreath repre.
aented on the present ones. It Is gen
erally admitted that now Is the proper
me to make the change as It was con'
sldered Inappropriate to represent him
wearing hla crown before the corona
tion had actually taken place. The
roper time to commence taking
Hostetter'a Stomach Bitters is at the
first symptom of a disordered atomach
such aa sick headache, belching, heart
burn. Indigestion .dyspepsia or consti
pation. By strengthening the stomach
and perfecting the digestion these ail
meius are completely cured and your
health In general is made better. Be
sure to try a bottle.
HATS TRIMMED FREE.
Mrs. R. Ingleton has just opened up
a fine line of ladle' fall hats, walk
ing skirts, over Bklrta, woolen shirt
waists and under clothes, and all kinds
of ladles' and children's furnishing
goods. Hair switches and pompadours.
A chance for the elegant 1500 piano
with each 50c purchase. Welch Block,
opposite Budget office.
.GREAT.
CLOSING OUT SALE
DRESS GOODS
FLANNELS
LACE Cl'RTAINS
LINENS
GOWNS
DRESS SKIRTS
UNDERWEAR
NOTIONS, ETC,
ETC.
Will Be Sold at Cost
Must Be Closed Out at Once
Astoria Tailoring Co.
PKRSONAL MENTION.
Jake Rradller of Seaside I In the
city.
Captain Dolg i !p the city from the
Nehalem.
Mrs. Sarah Ros ha returned from
Portland.
Dell Scully cme down from Port
land yesterday.
Fred J. Broa-n and wit are In Port
land on a visit.
R. M. Wooden wa In from his farm
In Nehalem yetrday.
Father Dlelman returned yeaterday
from a visit to Seaside.
J. H. Jahnnen and family came up
from Seaaile yeaterday.
John Seine, the well-known box fac
tory man la In Portland.
Mr. George Mc Bride returned
from the West Side yeaterday.
Father Lane ha returned from Til-
lomook where he paid a paatorial vllt.
Mr. F. F. DeYo and daughter Lou
will very noon leave for Berkley. Call.
fornla where they will pend the win
ter.
v. A. Honstonwn a passenger on
the Bailey GatZTrt when the ateamer
arrived down from Portland yeater
day afternoon.
MUs Nellie Morrison who haa been
on a brief visit to the Went Side re
turned yesterday to her home In thi
city.
Ed. ftldway and wife arrived in the
city yesterday from California and
will go on to Seattle .their place of
residence, after flrat visiting Oregon
City. Mr. Tiidaway former home. At
one time Ridaway wo an employe of
the Lighthouse Tender Columbine and
I known here. The couple are return
ing from their honeymoon.
BINDER-NOE NTPTIALS.
A charming wedding took place laat
even'ng at 614 Exchange street Mr.
Wa'.son J. Binder and Misa Olga Noe
being the contracting parties. Rev.
William Seymour Short officiated. The
bride waa beautifully attired In white
silk mull and carried ln her hand a
bouquet of bride's rosea. Mis Alice
Noe .In pale blue organdy ,waa brides
maid. Mr. William Binder stood up
with hla brother. The ceremony was
performed beneath a horseshoe made
of ivy and La France roses. The
rooms were handsomely decorated with
Ivy, La France rose and hydrangeas.
A number of friends and relative were
present and the ladies all voiced the
single sentiment that the bride looked
"perfectly splendid." Mr. and Mr.
Binder will not leave the city on a
wedding trip at the present time, but
will begin housekeeping at once.
REVISED TAX ROLL.
Following Is the tax roll as revised
by the board of equalisation. The
board cut down the valuatton nearly
12,000.
Acres tillable land. 4.460.54, $36,449.
Acres non-tillable land 393,016.52, tl,-
101.611.
Improvements on deeded lands, $97,-
7S0.
Town and city lota. 11.104.901.
Improvements on lots, $394,560.
Improvement on lands not deeded
or patented, $17,430.
No. miles railroad bed, 50, $125,000.
Na miles street railway bed, 2.5,
$3.b00.
Value railway rolling stock, $32,200.
Miles of telograph and telephone
lines 507, $10,654.
Value of steamboats, sailboats, sta
tionery engines and manufacturing
machinery, $37,720.
Merchandise and stock In trade.
$126.S35.
Farming implements, wagons, etc .
$$.i.M0.
Money, $22,150.
Notea and accounts, $5.S30.
No. shares of stock 750. $35,000.
Household furniture, watches, etc.
$114,54!..
Horses and mules, 629, $9,635.
Cattle 3,157, $36,775.
Sheep and goats, S28, $1,041.
Swine 299, $467.
Gross value of property $3,323,083.
Exemptions, $140,080. 1
Total taxable property, $3,183,003.
n educated fool Is a bigger fool than
an uneducated one.
Are poor economy; but
well fitting shoes, made
of best materials and
sold at very low prices
are both economical and
satisfactory : : : :
YOU CAN GET
THEM OF i
IS.A.Gimre
543 Boud Street
s cheap
I SHOES
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BOYS'
..CLOTHING..
The Largest und Best
Assortment in Town .. .
! ' AT
Astoria's Leading House
C. H. COOPER'S
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I ION'T these cool breezy morniRgs remind you that the
8 1 ice cream season is about over? Don't they remind
you of colder weather to come?
Call at our store and see our fine line of
HEATING STOVES
We can suit everybody
A large assortment to choose from
Coal Oil Heaters. Wood Heaters, Coal Heaters
AlCOllOl Heaters for bar use and chafing dish parties
FOARD 8 STOKES COMPANY I
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With most people it is " Where can I buy the cheap
est?" Taking quality into consideration, we can
solve the problem for you regarding
Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries, Floor and Feed
You have onlv tagive us a trial
HERE ARE A FEW BARGAINS
Carnation Cream very fine per can - - - - - 10c
Cutting Packing Company's Tomatoes, per can - 10c
Cream Sugar Corn choice per can - - - -, - - 10c
. Other gocda in proportion.
V. H. COFFEY, 483-491 Bond Street
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Astoria, Oregon