THE MORNIXti ASTOHIAX, ASTOltIA, OREGON.
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CLOTHES BOUGHT AT WISE'S PRESSED FREE OF CHARGE AS
, OFTEN AS YOU LIKE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER u, igoO,
Let Us Sell You Groceries
The best eatables cost o little more than the
' ."cheap stuff" that the price difference is never
thought of when the "good quality" is taken .., .
into consideration. . " , ' .
We sell only Good, Pure Eatables and at prices that
you can afford to pay.
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
CONSUL HERE
Wise Never !
MADE TO WEAR
Wise Never
Imitates.
M0Y BACIC H1N COMES FROM PORT
LAND TO LOOK INTO THE MAT
TER OF HIS COUNTRYMEN. EX
CLUDED FROM HUMBOLDT.
Imitates,
TERSE TILES OF THE TOWN
Orkwlti oovori umbrella I
Raw wuTinlt poiUli at Svmton'i.
Dtll B. Scully, Notary Public, it
SouDyV t'r Stora. Any old hour I
For Rent Nicely furnished front
room and board In privata family. 808
Bond St. ' :.',:';.-..'; '
Tha yary bait board to b obtained U
titt dtjr la at "Tha Occident HoteL
Ratea very reawnabla. :
For tha Beit alclc or accident Insurance,
on the popular plan, tee A. R. Cyrus,
agent, 424 Commercial St. tf
Columbia and Victor Graphophonr
and all the Jatwt reoord at Chicago
price, for aale by A. R. Cryua, 424
Commercial St. W
Wanted-Two tbouund dollar j gilt
exlgt eurtty, from anyone who think
7 per cant le better than 3 per cent.
Call at No. 430 Commercial atreet. tf
Bow Do 1 look. To really see your
ef aa other tee you, get one of tho
lew (tyle mirror at Hart'i Drag Store)
11 price. A new supply Juit received.
Occun Tonight The midweek aervlc
(hit week at the First Lutheran church
ban been postponed until thl evening,
on account of the visit of a pastor
from Rock Wand, III, who will preach.
Good Work la atwaya appreciated.
Frank J. Donnerberg, the up-to-date
watchmaker and jeweler, will repair
your watch and do It right carrle a
full and complete line of watchea, Jew
airy, opera glaase and umbrella. 110
11th St ' '
Elks' Memorial Service F. 0. Fox.
Otto Mikelwm and C. It Alrcronibio
were appointed a a committee to make
the requisite arrangement for the an
nual memorial service of the order,
which will be held the first Sunday In
December,
Nearly All Paid City Treasurer
Thoiua Dealey yesterday paid out the
until of $7,92500 on the principal of
the warrant held by him under call,
together with tho additional mm of
$521.03 a interest accrued thereon,
leaving but a mall balance of the um
In question rtlll to be paid tut,
Lumber Company1 Closed The car
hortage, o lamentable jut at preient,
has resulted in the clolng down of the
Seaside Spruce Lumber company
whose warchoiiHc are full, due to the
lack of rolling facilities. Operation
will be resumed a soon a the pres
ent congestion is relieved.
Do You feel alcepy and not a bit
like working In, the afternoon t Per
bap it' because of the kind of lunoh
you're eating too heavy an dtoo hard
to digest. Why not try the Palace
mfnunnf m Commercial street, where
all the baking I done in those famous
low-procei oven, which turn out light
appetlring, wholesome thing! YouH
ave money, too. -. :
hi 1 ,. .. 'i -
This Season's
Home Made
SAUER KRAUT
Now on Sale
JOHNSON BROS.
.GOOD
Found At the Star Theater, a gold
pin, Owner can hava am by prov
ing property and paying for till ad
vertisement, 10-lltf
W. C. T. V. Meeting-'!'!. W. C. T.
U, will hold their, weekly bulne
meeting Thursday at 2 1 30 p. m. Com
and heap the report of the1 'delegate.
Mow la the Time Dr. Klaugmann,
expert chiropodist, ' lata from Berlin,
Germany, treat torn, bunion, ingrow
ing too nail, callouse and warta with
out pain, aura eurt. Ofllcea 471 Bond
itree. .- r
Dead Infant Adrift An unexpectedly
heavy haul wa made by two Seaside
fishermen In the Necankuin river Mon
day night turned out to be the badly
decomposed body of a young infant. In
the absence f mean to Identify the
body, It w allowed to drop beck and
drift out to ea. '
Left for Homa Clarence Martin," of
Bkamokawa, who bat been a' patient
at St. Mary'a hospital for the paat als
wwkvwith an aggravated caw of. ty
phoid fever, wa declared well enough
to depart thence yesterday, and he
gladly hied bl way homeward up the
river, 1 "" ',
Commercial Saloon Thla popular
plaoe, altdaUd at 609 Commercial atraet,
I up-to-data In awry particular. The
tioicet of winea and all kind of li
quor can ba procured here. Beat qual
ity eigart Billiard tabl la connection.
If you cant coma in peraon, eaU up
Phon 1231 Main. t
To Horw Owner Linton' Condition
Powder are the only preparation on
the market tbarwill'meet the faM con
dition of stock. It clene the blood,
Improve the appetite and I a general
tonie and invlgorator used by the lead
Ing transfer' companle and Ire depart
ment of this and other cities. 25c per
pound. LtnW pharmacy, Phorfe Ked
2.126. 183 11th St, 10-7-lf
Clam, Galore, Now Article of in
corporation were filed with County
Clerk J. C. Clinton, yesterday, by the
Warrenton Clam coinpany, a concern
that start, with a capital toek of $10.
000, divided into 100 share of the par
value of $100 each, and owned by the
Messrs. A. Sigurdon and F. M. Pres
ton and Mm. Annie SigurJson, the
subscribing incorporators, .. ...
Amundsen Can't Come Tho following
Is Explorer Amundsen' answer to the
invitation extended "him to visit As
toria rfhd wa received yesterday by
Police Judco Anderson: "I am in receipt
'of an invitation from his honor, Mayor
'Herman Wise, to come to your city,
i .... , i . .v.
While I grotciuiiy acKiiowicoge me
compliment, I regret my Inability at
present to avail myself of your kind
hospitality and beg you to accept my
sincere thanks, hoping to meet you on
some future occasion. Please give my
liest regard to your citinens."
HOT DRINKS
"0 -"
SANDWICHES
GOODS.
1
' Yeaterday morning a group of local
ami prominent Chinamen were busy
paying their repwt to Moy Ba'k I tin,
III I in perinl Chinese Majesty' Honor
able Consul, from Portland, who ar
rived here on the night expres of
Tuesday ,,to meet the returning China
men from Humboldt. county, California,
who landed here from the steanisliTp
Itoaiioko that evening, ,
Mr, Hiii wu 'closeted with the mot
of the group that night and was put
in posweHsfofi of ell the fact in con
nection with their contract to work
for the Tttl!nt cannery,. at Port Ken
join of their tip and aHval there;
of the incidents of their landing; the
"reception end treatment, end the ex
at condition tinder which they were
compelled to return' here without fill-
ylng their contracts) all of which in
furmatlon be will present to his super
ior officer at San l'mnclco, and he, in
turn, to the Chinese minister at Wash
ington, after whloh tht which shall, or
shall nothappen, will be up to the
respective government Involved.
The Portland consul 1 a shrewd and
plcaant looking man of middle age.
and ha the national characteristic of
silence, discretion and urbanity. He
had nothing to y of hi purpose In
relation to the matter that brought him
down here, further than to admit tha,t
he wa here on that particular buslnes
and would pas It on to those above
him when he was In complete touch with
the whole situation.
He visited certain of the federal and
municipal officer and is now awaiting
the return of District -Attorney Harri
son Allen, and will confer with him this
morning,' and return to Portland aome
time this evening. He would not com
mit himself to any expression of feel
ing or judgment in the premises and
hi reservation wa chargeable, in a
large measure, to the newnees of the
dignitie lately thrust upon him, and
of which he h) quite chary, a becomes
a diplomatic novitiate.
The cannery peopl interested i$ the
Humboldt plant will endeavor to und
up enough white men to AH the place
originally destined for these twenty
seven Chinamen and will forward them
to Port Kenyon as fast as they mater
lalize. ; .
A Northshore Fair Cray' River peo
ple nr ail agog over their coming dis
trict fair, which transpire on Satur
day, the 20th of the present month.
Ir. C W. Bnrr, the well known dent
ist, is deeply interested in the exhibit,
and is doing all in his power to fos
ter and further the; matter. The fair
I to embrace all mnnnpr of country
ovl.il, ;u li.ililo tn 1u .foiiiul within the
jurisdiction of the fanner, and tl'e ar
rangement for the display are to be
of the bt and amplest. A special
steamer will make the trip out of As
toria on that day, and those who de
sire to attend should see the doctor and
secure their passage as tho accommoda
tion will be limited, as weir as ; the
numlier of trip she will make In thi
behnlf.
-In Union There. Is Strength The
firm of Henry J. Brock & Company, of
Buffalo, N. Y., has "endeared itself to
the labor unions of this country by
the generous treatment of its em
ployes j they work eight hours in clean,
light and sanitary shops, receive good
pay and are allowed vacations and ev-ery-dhy
life is made pleasant for them.
Such tailors work with a will and take
eaie to turn out only first das work.
tTnnna( U io iin wniW tht union mpn
and fair-minded men of all occupations
look for the Henry J, Brock Union La
bel in the Inside coat pockets of suits.
Astoria now has that famous line of
men's clothing and Herman Wise is the
sole agent for Astoria, y -. 10-J02t
New Lines In Life The well known
carpenter and builder, mid ex-councilman,
Fred ' Wright, of this city
who 'recently purchased a Ave
acre strawberrj- farm In the
neighborhood of Ilwaco, : will move
to his new possessions at onco and
begin the preparation for the coming
crop. He has sold his Astoria home
on F.nst Franklin avenue. The prop
erty purchased by Mr. Wright la said
to be wonderfully ' prolific as a berry
bearer, the previous owner having sold
$800 worth of fine berries from one
and ' ti quarter acres of it last year.
There are plenty of good friends in
this city who wish Mr. Wris-ht f the
fullest measure of success,
Henry J.
Brock's
Union made
. Glothing.
Made by
well paid, -well
fed
and
well satisfied
union men
that's why
true union
men like to
buy them.
Wise Never
Imitates.
.
HERMAN WISE
BEHIND EACH ARTICLE SOLD IN HIS STORE
LAWRENCE SULLIVAN
HEAVY LOSER
HIS FAMOUS "PALACE" SALOON AT
G0LDFIELD, NEVADA, BURNS TO
THE GROUND, WITH ADJOINING
STRUCTURES. "
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10. A spe
cial to the Bulletin, from C.oldfleld,
Nevada, say: Fire destroyed the "Pa1
ace" saloon, here, owned by Larry Sul
livan, and t hree other buildings this j
afternoon. Thelos i $100,000. For a
time the entire town was in danger.
GOLDFIELD AST0RIANS.
News of a Fine Strike in That Famous
District and Results.
A letter received here yesterday from
Goldfield, Nevada, contains the follow
ing interesting items that have a tang
of Astoria concern:
The development of the Mohawk into
one of the greatest gold mines of the
Country, 'with a reoord production of
from V00,000 to $1,000,000, a month,
has attracted' the attention of capital
ists and big operator to the immediate,
territory adjoining Goldfleld's famous
bonanza. This has resulted in the con
summation of several important Wining
deals in contiguous acreage, one of the
most important of which was the pur
chase of the Lou Dillon claim by a
syndicate of Nevada capitalists, includ
ing L. M. Sullivan, of the I M. Sulli
van Trust company, Peter Grant of the
same institution, Governor John Sparks,
and other prominent mining men; The
price paid for the valuable acreage was
;CC,CCS, U - lUr it cuu'u
have been resold at 100 per cent ad
vance over this figure, but the offer was
spuiwed. The purchasers' have an
nounced that they will incorporate a
company to take over the property and
exhaustively develop it with a view to
making it ., one of the great producers
of the camp.
STORAGE BATTERIES.
We sell the Northwestern Stonig
Battery, the very beat on the market
for automobiles, gasoline launches, etc.
We have the finest and most complete
charging plant for storage batteries.
Recharging and repairing done. 1 Expert
wormanship, R. R. Carruthers, electri
cal supplies, 642 Duane street. t.f.
Greatest tonic and health producing
remedy ever offered suffering humanity.
Cures indigestion, constipation, ; head
ache, stomach disorders. That what
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will do.
Tea or tablets, 35 cents. Frank Hart.
PERSONAL MENTION.
G. B. Bent of Chicago is in the city,
a guest at the Occident.
J. C. Pope of Elsie was in the city
yesterday on a business visit.
M. W. Pilkbury of Portland is in the
city on a brief business trip.
A. S. Metcalf of Seattle wa a busi
ness visitor in Astoria yesterday. -
W. R. Hume departed for San Fran
cisco on the evening expres yesterday.
L. G. Loomis, of Loom,!, Wash., was
a busines visitor in this city yester
day. ! f' v:;:V-i V :;.;.:,'- :v.
Miss Ethel McCain of Los Angeles
is in the city and registered at the
Irving. . ; '
Mis. L. F. Loomis arrived here yes
terday from Nahcotta on a visit of a
fow days. :
Mrs. B. A. Belcher, of Portland, is
in the city, the guest of Mr. and Mr.
F. L Crang.
Mrs. Mary Osburn Dentils, of port
land, is in the city, a guest at the
Hotel Irving.
. Mrs, Arthur lieberman has returned
from a four weeks' visit to her son at
the, metropolis. . -
Mrs. A. McDonald of South Bend,
was among the host of tourists in this
city yesterday. ' i , Z1.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Phillips have re
turned from a pleasant three weeks
outing in California, s
Captain Fitz Antonsen, of the ship
St Nicholas, was in the city yester
day on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs,' Q. JBalsow of Seattle
weru visiting in Astoria yesterday and
were domiciled at the Occident.
B. Matlock of Portland was among
Astoria's business visitors yesterday
and. was registered at the Merwyn,
Rev. Alfred Nelson of Rock Island,
lit., is a guest at the parsonage of the
First Lutheran, church in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Ostroaki of Spo-
a.m 1 4 1. ft .I t , m,oat n f the
home of Hon. Herman Wise. Mr. Os
troski is a brother of Mrs. Wise., They
will remain for several days. '
' Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bennett, of
Presnall Hot Springs are in the city,
and guests of Mrs. Abbie Douglas, at
her Bond street home. ' Mrs. Bennett
was formerly Misi Ilannah McCormaek
of this city. '' ' V
Now is the Time to Decorate
Your Home.
We have a fine line of pictures at low cost that will
make your rooms look bright.
WILL BE PLEASED TO HAVE YOU CALL
SverisoH's Book Store
14TH AND COMMERCIAL ST. ,
Strous Bros
High Art
Clothing
have a
world wide
reputation,
that's why
they are
known as ,
high art
clothes.
Wise Never
Imitates.
DONE BT DEED
United States to J. L. Langford,
patent, for 80 acres in Section
28 T. 5 N, R. 10 W......
D. Marx and wife to Mrs. E. So- -mer,.
lot 18, block 3, Gearhart
Park ..,..$
N, L, Walters to Western Timber
Coi, 320 feres in Section 36, T.
4 N, R 6 W
O. J. Kramer to B. R. Smith, all
tide bind adjoining lot 10, block
3, Ocean Grove Annex .........
100
10
225
Portland Timber Co. to William ;
McPherson) Jr., 430 acre in Sec.
36 and 20,. T.. 6 2f, R. 6 W 12.000
Samh J. Foster et ux to Minneso
ta 4 Oregon Land & Timber Co.
164 acres, Sec. 3, T. 6 N, R. 6
W. 1,000
Arthur Foster to Minnesota & ?
Oregon Land & Timber Co., lots
; 1 and 2, and i of nw Sec 4,
T. 6 N., R. 6 W 1,000
C. Bradbury and wife to Dan. J.
Moore, lot 4, Sec 18, T. 6 N.,
R. 10 W. .. ... -. . . ....... . COO
Charles H.- Page to "The F. IL W.
Co" lots 6 7, 8 and 9, block 61,
McClure's Astoria ... ",. 70,000
Vnited States to Louis Fluhrer,
- patent, sej Sec. 8, T. 4 N., R. 6
; W, ... ...
Martha E.Hyland t J. L. Matt
son, tots 31 and 32, block 36, jot
Sliivelv's Astoria ..... i 450
Irving Changes Hands 5Ir. and Mrs.
F. Olsen, late of Omaha, Neb., have
arrived in this city and will immediate
ly take charge of the Hotel Irving,
formerly managed by his brother, Frank
Olsen, who leaves forthwith, with his
family, to Cath'amet, where he will en
gage in the practice of law, etc.
Blue Ribbon Boar Local importa
Hnna of Jive stoek yesterday included
a blooded Chester White boar, weigh-'
ing 240 pounds and a ribbon winner in
the 6-months class t the Salem fair
this year. This porcine aristocrat will
be one of 'the features of the Sunflower
Dairy Farm on the Lewis & Clark, hav
ing been purchased by O. I. Peterson
during his recent visit to the Capital
city. : r; o