ASTORIA, OREGON, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1903.
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NEW GOODS
Chafing Dishes, Haviland China, ''New Shops" German China
Rich Cut Glass, Steias, Silver-plated ware, Carvers, Door
Mats, Baskets, Priu-plds, Domino Sugar, Meat Roasters, Pre
ferred Stock Can Goods, Nuts," Raisins, Anti-Rust Tinware,
Beans, Olhre Oil, Christmas Candles and Holders, Tablets,
Lowney's Chocolate an$ Cocoa and lots of good things to eat
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ROSS, HIGGINiS CO.
GOOD GOODS OUB SPECIALTY
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"local Brevities
The regular meeting of the Astoria
Labor Council will be held tonight.
Hememter: Herman Wise's 88,90
suit sale ends tomorrow Saturday)
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Christmas novelties tow coming in.
Full line of things to fburn. Visitor
always welcome. Frank Woodfleld's
Art Store, Zand street.
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T. F. Laurin has a complete line of
toilet articles and perfumes, the most
complete stock In any ; retail store in
the northwest. Give him a trial. ;, tf
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Remember: Hermaif ' Wise's $8.90
suit sale ends tomorrow (Saturday)
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j Mrs. Georfce Flavel left for San Fran
Cisco; yesterday to Join her daughters
ho are sojourning there.
j Fred Moore came up from Seaside
this morning and took the first train for
Artland.
The steamer Stanley Dollar arrived
today from San Francisco, She will
load flout m&flHHL fiJii3tjEBfiK
Queen Alexandria celebrated her 69th
birthday. Deo. 1. Forty years ago , she
was married to King Edward, of England.
The Eastern
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Curiosity,
The local lodge of Eagles will cele'
brate the birthday of a prominent mem
ber next Sunday, The affair is being
arranged with an eye single to Jollity.
A telegram received in this city last
nfght from Los Angeles announced that
C. R. Thomson seemed to be a little
Improved in health, but that he is not
yet out of danger. Mrs. Thomson will
be with her husband tomorrow morn
ing, when she will at once write to her
friends here stating definitely Mr
Thomson's condition.
Dr.Estes made a discovery this morn
tag thatjwa of much Interest to at
least two people in town, as well as to
many of their friends. It was a new
boy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jul
ius Anderson," 950 Grand avenue. The
little stranger made his appearance
shortly before 6 o'clock and proved to
be a fine, . healthy boy, weighing 11
pounds. '
A telegram received from San Fran
cisco conveys the Information that the
now Mergenthaler linotype machine for
The Astorl'an and Daily News will be
shipped Monday next. Within a few
days theereafter it will be In operation
and subscribers can depend upon re
ceiving very much fuller reports dally.
The facilities for getting up matter In
the composing room will be much more
than doubled, and it .will no longer be
necessary to publish the telegraph mat
ter in abbreviated form, as is at pres
ent the case. , , ..
The great McEwen, the famous Scot
tish hypnotist mind-reader and magi
cian, will open 'a week's 'enigagement
at Fishers' opera house: Monday even
ing. McEwen played a very success
ful engagement in Astoria a few years
ago and create a sensation with the .
many marvelous things which he Intro?
duced every evening. Since his former
visit McEwen has appeared in every
city of importance In the civilised
world, where he has been accorded the
highest praise for his masterly and fin
ished exhibitions. Seat sale opens to
morrow morning at Griffin's book store.
rest km- fcatfeeen favorably 'received,
Astoria Commercial is to send an Invi
tation to Portland Commercial to visit
this city. During January several in
teresting eontests will be held here and
at PortlanB.
All that remains of the Ill-fated ItaN
(an bark Cavour is a small piece of her
bull, which is lying high and dry on
Sand island. All other wreckage has
been washed away, and, apart from the
small piece of hull, perhaps 15 feet in
length, there Is absolutely nothing to
bear witness to the loss of the vessel.
The bark Went ashore at 7 o'clock'on
Tuesday night, and parties who visited
the scene jof the wreck the following
morning could Bee no sign of wreckage
with the exception here noted. The old
vessel poijnded to pieces during the
aarly-honrs of the morning, and by
daylight was completely broken up.
The lumber from the Cavour is being
washed up along the lower harbor
beach and an effort is to be made to
recover it. The Astoria Lumber Com
pany has purchased all right to the
cargo and whatever may be left of the
ship, and has warned persons against
appropriating the property to them
selves. , : - '.. -'
Manager George Barker, of the Com
medcial ' Club football te.m, . was In
Portland yesterday conferring with the
Multnomah eleven regarding"-.th 'big
game schedule for next Sunday.' The
Portlanderl are by no means 6ver-coiy
fldent )f victory.! They realize' that
Astoria has a strong aggregation and
say so. The string of Victories that the
Commercials" "have !to' their credit has
won for them recognition throughout
the northwest, and the favorable men
tion the team has received has not es
caped the Multnomah eleven. They
manifest great Interest in the forth
coming contest, which they say will be
a haid-f ought one. There is no cer
tainty that Tom Ross will number
among the Multnomah players. He suf
fered a slight injury in the recent game
played between the medical and den
tal students, and it is thought prob
able that this will prevent him from
4aking part In the oontest. The game
will be the largest attended one of any
played here this season, as the -whole
town, seemingly, la interested. The
kick-off will be at 2:30, and 60 cents
will be charged to spectators.
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There waa a very pleasant gathering
the othar evening' at the home of Mri
and Mr3. J. L. Colewell, the occasion
being Mr. Colewell's seventy-fifth birth
day anniversary. A large number of
friends of the family concluded to give
him a surprise, and nothing was left
undone to make the affair successful
in every respect. The afternoon was
passed in a very pleasant manner, and
the guests all Joined In wishing Mr.
and Mrs, Colewell many more years
of happiness.
as to the quality of a box 'of con
fectionery presented to her, ts
Immediately satisfied when she
sees on the box lid : "The East
ern Candy Store," for the very
name tells the storv of excellence
of material and manufacture. ,
We have no apologies to make
for our products we need none. , f
uave ion ever tried them.
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TRANSFER COMPANY
Draying and Expressing
All goods shipped to our care will receive
special attention.
No. 638 DuW Street,
W. J. COOK, Mgr.
John 03senbroggen, familiarly known
as sausage, jonn, aiea ai nis nome
on Bond street, west of the customs
house, square, about 5:30 o'clock this
morning. He had been complaining ror
some months past, but managed to
make hla accustomed rounds with the
big metal-covered basket from which
jto triany Astorlahs have Obtained lunch
during the last 15' yeaf Last night he
y a 'around' as visual and Jpfht to hitf
home late'Mn toe morning; but when
on of his sons went into his father's
room this morning he was horrified to
find ihat the soul had passed away.
The boy then went down town, crying,
and told the sad news to some acquain
tances, who went to the house and
found that, though the body was still
wnrm, life was extinct. Death is be
lieved to have been ;duete
trouble.
Charles H. Abercromble's friends are
congratulating him upon' th fact of
his defeat Wednesday, and Mr. Aber
crombie himself realizes that the result
of the election was all for the best. The
particular reason for the congratula
tions lie in the fact that the years im
mediately following graduation from a
law or other school are those in "which
the destinies of a young man are
shaped, and there are many who res
pect Mr, Abercromble very nigniy,
who, for his sake, voted against him at
the election yesterday. Mr. Abrecrom-
ble, in the examination' he passed In
the law school from which he wa (grad
haled, reflected' credit upon the city of
his birth, and those who have closely
watphed his career predict for him a
very'proinlsliig future in' the practice
of his chosen profession. Thinking men
throughout the city, and of them a
large proportion are friends of the de
feated candidate for the office of audi
tor and police Judge, are almost a unif
In expressing the opinion that far from
sustaining a loss, Mr. Abercromble is
a distinct gainer. His Introduction to
the public will, of Itself, be of service
to him, and will serve to largely In.
crease his circle of acquaintances, the
possession of which are of considerable
Importance to any young man at the
outset of his career.
We are exclusive
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WHERITY,
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Successors to John Hahn
The
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Regular Meals, 25 Cents
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The indications are ihat the local
clubs will not commence the winter
bowling tournament untl) after the hoi?
idays. The Commercial Club bowlers
are In good shape, but tie Irving alleys
have been open only a short time, and
many of the strong bowlers have not
yet begun to practice, j The members
of the Irving committee are quite anx
ious to meet the Commercials again
this year, and Just a soon as it Is
convenient the arrangements for the
tournament will be mad. There Is con
siderable talk of organising an all-Astoria
team to, bowl friendly contests
with the Portland club and the sug-
, , A. 0. U. W. NOTICE.
Members of Seaside lodge, No, 12, are
invited W attend the mid-winter circus
fti a hodf'On Saturday evening, Decem
ber 12, lsesy ' a '.;
By oraerpf Looge,'
D. WILTON, Recorder.
The price of the better grade potatoe
showed a slump during the week at
Portland on account of a similar ac
tion in the San Francisco market. This
action had been brought about by the
extra large shipment of stock from
Oregon. The price of onions, as on
.Mta.Ues,rbows a slight decline. It is
thought bj those on the Inside of the
situation that the market will remain
at about present figures until after
the opening of the new year probably
January l!-when a reaction will very
likely set m.
Mayor FTLester, of Warrenton,
was in the'city today.
P. A. TRULLINGER
Cigars and Tobaccos
The Edison Grapliaphone, Disc and Circular,
Agent for the Portland Safe and Lock Company.
Best on tne market.
DELSANTO,
LA VERDAD,
SANCHEZ LATA,
EL CABINET
Popular Brands of
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The Boston Restaurant
530 COMMEICCIAl STKEETj ' t
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