TUESDAY, 0CT0BI8 ifl, iftofl.
THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, ASTOKIA, OREGON.
CAST UP BY THE OLD
"JUST RIGHT"
TO TEMPT Till APPETITE.
MARTIN'S"
NEW YORK
"CREAM CHEESE"
A HEW SUPPLY JUST RECEIVED.
25c pd ,
CLOTHES BdUGHT AT WISE'S PRESSED FREE OF CHARGE AS
, . COLUMBIA
OFTEN AS YOU LIKE
Wise Never
Imitates,
MADE TO WEAR
Wise Never
Imitates.
PAUL POULDSEN,. EX-FISHERMAN,
COMES TO SURFACE OF RIVER AT
THE 0. R. k N. PIER ON SUNDAY-
SOME OF HIS RECENT HISTORY.
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ROSS, HIGQINS & GO.
1IEADQUABTEKS VOX COOD THINGS TO EAT.
TERSE ISLES Of IKE MX
aBaea8SBaessaaa'9LmaMMi
Orkwiti covert umbrllasl
Dll JJ. Scully , Notary PubUe, at
Bcully'a Cigar Stort. An ot4 hour!
for ; Rent-Nicely furnished front
room and board la prlvaU family. 08
Bond Si. tf
Tb very beat heart to b obtaiatd Id
tbe city Is at "Tha Oeddant Hotel"
Ratti ury rtaaoMbit, .
For tbt Bit tick or accident Insurance,
oo the popular plan, A, R. Cyrus,
agent, 4S24 Commercial fit tf
Columbia and Victor Omphophones
and all tha laUwt record at Chicago
prices, for aale by A. R, Cryut, i'H
Commercial St. tf
WantedTwo tboueaad dotlara) gilt
edge eaeurtty, from anyone who tblnka
f per cent la better tban I per cent.
Call at No. 430 Commercial atreet. tf
Silk Shirt Walatf-Mre. M, M. Km
fer will make tliem for $1.50 for a short
time. 680 Commercial street,
:'' . 10-12-7t
On Sunday afternoon last the "torn
roddort" and other idiom congregated
along the 1,(HH) fct of the 0. B. &
N. dockage, were galvanized Into ex
ceed Mi-lo!tity by the coming to the
surface there of a corpe, a man fairly
well ' dreaded,', and who looked to have
been in the water perhaps a week.
Corowr W..C, A. I'ohl wa at once
communicated with and soon arrived
Found At the Star Theater, a gold with the undertakers' patrol and re
pin, Owner can have Mine by prov- moved the peet1. thlr.g to the morgue,
Ing property 'and paying for this ad- where, .under hi systematic warcb some
vertUement. 10-1 1 -tf moony (about f 11,00) and a letter were
, ' ' brought to 'light. The man. was plainly
Hotel Irving Steam-heat. If you and comfortably dro-ed and 'was avi
ans looking for a coiy, eomfortable gently a working men and very well
room for the winter, ee us at once, cared for In a physical way, ;, There
One suit flrit floor vacant. Telephone were no ?ar nor briilcs upon the
Mala 601, 10-12 tf body 'to denote violent or undue mean
to. hie death, and the only conclusion,
now, i t'lat ne nad over indulged in
liquor und had fallen to bis death from
Good Work ta tlwayi appreciated
Frank J. Donnerberg,' tha up-to-date
watchmaker and jeweler-, will repair
your watch and do It right) carries
full and complete line of watches, jew
e'ry, opera glases and umbrella. 110
Ilth St - 0 27-tf
I.
How Do I lookv-To realty ae your
a'f aa others aea you, ft one of tho
aew style mirror at Hart's Drng Store
all prices, A new supply Just reerlved.
Bear in Mind That Erlckeon, the nur
seryman, always fcas tha la teat bloom
cut-flowers, shrubs, and ornamental
tree, ate., ate., at Ms down-town es
tablishment, on Bond atreet, Just west
of Ross, ITlggins & Company grocery.
10-HSt
Badly Wrenched Flra Chief Foster
has had another go with his bicycle.
He was making a run on Sunday last
and In attempting to cmea the A. E.
tracks on Commercial street, near Elev
enth, waa thrown about twenty feet,
landing on hi neck and shoulders, and
wenching his back badly. But he 5a
abroad and working, J1 the amev
Joined the Post Lieutenant Cnlb-n
late of the U, 8. Seventeenth Infantry
at Fort JMVrson, Texas, has report
ed for dnty at Fort Stevens. Thla la his
flrt tranfer to artillery duty, and he
has taken hold In good shape, and i
counted quite an acquisition to the
social melange of the post.
Association Rules The young peo
ple of the Methodit church held
meeting in the library of the chunk
last evening to lay their final plan
for the formulation of a library and
gymnasium association, and aa soon as
everything Is practicable they will put
themselves and their two excellent In
stltutlons under association rules from
which, they hope to derive ml benefits,
not now enjoyed. .
Daily Weddings Us a gloomy day for
Astoria when aome of her young peo
ple fall to etep off Into the blinsful
realms of matrimony. On Sunday af
ternoon last. Rev. C. C. Rarick, pas
tor of the First M. 1 church, wa
called upon to tie the Hymenal knot
for Mr. Roy J. Foster and Ml Minnie
Bartoldui and he did the graceful and
grateful service at the church par
v Bonnjroj and again, yesterday, tha same
reverend gentleman did uke happy aer
wrlce for Mr. J, E. Brown, of Colum
bla county, and Miss Ililaia M. New
quln of thia city.
Serial Sennont Beginning on Sunday
night next, Rev. C. C. Rarick, of the
First It E. church In thia city, will
at art a serlea of eermon with special
text and purpose, tha first being ad
dreed to the clerk of the cltyj the
second to the merchants; the third a
the professional men, and the fourth
to the wortdngmen of Astoria, and all
will 1 very direct and jut a Inter
estlng as he can make them.
Commercial Saloon Thia popular
place, situated at 809 Commercial street.
Is up-to-date In every particular. The
choicest of wines and al) klnda of li
quors can be procured here. Beat qual
ity cigars. Billiard table In connection.
If jrou can't come In person, call up
rhone 1231 Main. . ; tf
Succumbed to Perltonitia Yesterday
afternoon death came to the relief of
Mrs, Mary Frances Bakntioh, the young
wife of Vincent Bakotieh, and daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Antonich, at
their home. Third and Aator streets.
She waa . victim of pertton
; lti, and though everything that
human attency could devise for
her comfort and safety was done,
she could not withstand the dreadful
malady. She was lni years old and
had been, married only eleven months,
Rhe leave a wide circle of friend to
mourn her untimely death. The funer
al will be held from the family home,
with services at St. Mary's Catholic
church at 9 o'clock tomorrow, Wed
nedar. moraine, and interment will
take place at Greenwood cemetery.
Do You feel sleepy and not bit
like working In the afternoon t Per
haps it's because of the kind of lunch
you're eating too heavy an dtoo hard
to digest. Why not try tha Palace
restaurant on Commercial atreet, where
all the baking la done In those famous
elow-procesa ovens, which turn out light
appetising, wholesome things f YouU
save money, too.
HOT DRINKS
SANDWICHES
We Have Always
Prided Ourselves
With Having the Best Goods in the
. City, aud Selling at Prices as Low as
the Lowest, Our Stock is Always iresn
, and Clean. When Buying Our Stock
Quality is always our first Consideration.
We invite you to call and inspect our
stock. ,
soma of the docks. ;
Tire letter found on his person w
adilreed to Y. PouMscn, and wa
igned by Bertha Knulti, at Minneapo
lis the writer evidently being his sis
ter, whb-li fact was developed later,
by mean of a ditpaU-h, In answer to
one of inquiry sent hence to that ad
drc by Coroner Pohl Mr. Knulti i
a lter of the man and she directed
that the body be properly and care
fully disposed of.
Supplementing thin, Jacob N'eime, a
well known flaherman on the river hero,
appoared on the scene yesterday and
viewed the remain at the morgue, pro
nouncing them to be thone of his late
psrtner, Paul Pouldsen, whose name in
the old country was Paul Pavo, and
with whom be baa worked, on equal
term, the whole of the recent fishing
season. They , netted, practically, $300
apiece, and of thia sum Mr. Neime has
$110 for safe keeping and will devote
It to the proper burial of bla old com
panion, or so much of it as msy be
neceasary, returning the remainder of
that aunt ta the sister of the drowned
men at Minucnpu!iV. Foiiluern wa sea;
lnt on Sunday evening, October 7, at
the liouee of Matt Tynl, In Uniontown,
where be haa boarded during the fish
Ing season. Since that time there
no record of bia movements, and noth
ing .to indicate where he went to nor
who he hae lteen with and In the so
sence of auoh detail, the assumption of
hi death by accident is warranted
lie was 27 years of age,, and was a
peaceful, pleaeant-natured man, accord
injr to hi partner, and not likely to
get into any desperate rows. Mr. Nteme
thinks he must have had the better
part of three hundred dollars on his
person when he fell into the river, and
this hns disappeared utterly. He had
seen Pouldsen last Friday, October
4, 'hcn they bad a brief conversation
together and parted. He has assumed
charge of his partner's remains and will
attend the funeral this morning from
the Tobl undertaking parlor and in
terment will bo had in Greenwood cem
ctcrv. The unfortunate man had no
fraternal association about here.
Henry J,
Brock's
Union made
Glothing.
Made by
well paid,
well fed f
and '
well satisfied
union men
that's why
true union
men like to
buy them.
Wise Never
Imitates.
Strous Bros
High Art
Clothing
have a
world wide
reputation,
that's why
they are
known as
high art
clothes.
Wise Never
Imitates.
HERMAN
WISE
BEHIND EACH ARTICLE SOLD IN HIS STORE
BOND STREET GHOST
ON EXHIBITION
Pleasant Prospects Joseph Grihler,
the popular young collector for W. E,
Rchimpffs office in this o'ty, will leave
for the metropolis oji this evening's ex
press, where he will make all due ar
rangements for his wedding tomorrow,
tq Miss Katie Wirt, the pretty daugh
tr of Mr. and Mrs. John K. Wirt, now
of Portland, but formerly, and quite
recently, of Astoria. Both young peo
plo arc well known here, and they have
the earnest good will of many friends
for a bright and prosperous future to
gether. They will do the Sound conn
try on a honey-moon trip and return
o Astoria about November 1 and make
their future home here,
LYTLE BUYS PART OF TOWN SITE.
A JOHNSON BROS.
GOOD GOODS.
Bay City Real Estate Is Sold to Rail
road Builder.
It is reported on reliable informa
tion that W. S. Cone, one of the orig
inal founders of Bay City on Tilla
mook Bay,- has sold a half -interest In
all his holdings, which comprise about
half of the town site, to E, E. Lytle,
for a consideration of $20,000.
Bay City is once more coming to
the front and Is. the scene of consider
able activity, new firms going in and
property changing hands. Wfltts Bros,
have just built a new store building and
the goods to stock It will be taken In
on -the next trip of the steamer Elmore.
HEADLESS WOMAN ROUSES HER
CUSTOMARY INTEREST BUT
EVADES THE DOUGHTIEST OF
HER PURSUERS.
The beadles woman Is again the ob
ject of terror, greater or les, to the in
habitants of West Bond, street. For
several nights past ahe has been flirt
ing with pedestrians out that way and
has secured quifi) an agitated and inter
esting following.
On Sunday night last, her habitat
was discovered in an old house on est
Bond street, and owned by John Steph
ens and there are all sorts of hais rais
ing yarns abroad of individual experi
ences had during the past 43 hours, but
none of them tangible enough to run
down to a conclusion worth repeating.
The old house has been more or less
torn to piece by thoe whose temerity
permitted them to enter and aearch for
the spook, and she has appeared in
quite definite form to a number, always
headless, always silent, but on hand
ust the same. , ;
Last night another crowd attended the
seance out that way and enjoyed all the
customary shivers, did the' full stunt
of imagining, but no record of start
ling importance has reached this office.
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 T0U CALL
, $5ft-ertiw
14TH AND C0333CEBOAL ST.
A Wet Parade Hi Henry's introduc
tion to Astoria was largely in the na
ture of a dampening ovation for the
elements but awaited the starting of
the street parade to let -loose their
wrath and the down-pour just at that
time wad the most severe of the sea
son. Only the lugn standard 01 excel
lence Characteristic of Henry's band
precluded the basa suspicion thatf the
music wrung tears from above. .
was the work of men trained and gifted
in delighting the public.
Returned . .from ..Nehalem William
Reed, the well known Portland capital
ist and railroad projector, accompanied
by his engineer, returned to this city
late yesterday afternoon from a jaunt
of several weeks' duration in the Neha
lem country, but upon just what sort
of enterprise could not be ascertained.
They departed for Portland on the 6:10
express and anything of moment in re
lation to their excursion into the south
ern wilds of Clatsop will develop in
the course of time and Mr. Reed's urbanity.
Morning Astorian, 60 cents per month
New Policy at Irving The Hotel Irv
ing, under the new management of Mr.
A. M. Olson is having its policy entirely
renovated. Mr. Olson's first stop haa
been the engagement of a prominent
Portland chef and from now o tha
Irving dinners are to be made a stand
ard of qualjty. v "
STORAGE BATTERIES.
We sell the Northwestern Storuga
Battery, the very best on the market
for automobiles, gasoline launches, etc
We have the finest and most complete
charging plant for storage batteries.
Recharging and repairing done. Expert
wormanahip. R, R. Carruthera, electri
cal supplies, 642 Duane street tJ.
Leaves on the First U. S. Senator C.
TV. Fulton expects to leave for the
national capital on or about the first
of November, and will then make his
recommendations to the president in
the matter of collcctorship of customs
at Portland, presumably in favor of P,
S. Malcolm. ' .
Hi Henry's Minstrels The new As
toria theater was comfortably filled last
night, despite the unpropritious "weath
er, to enjoy the nigh-class entertain
ment scheduled in the Hi Henry min
strel bill, and that the last person left
the house satisfied ,and pleased, is put
ting It mildly. If there was any com
plaint at all, it was at not . getting
enough on the bill, as one or two num
bers were canceled for insuperable rea
sons. The bill offered was clean, re
freshing and amusing and its rendering
X5hQ Store
for Women
J0 She
!
Women's
Outfitters
Stylish Fall Skirts
Black is very stylish this fall and we have a large
and very complete line of black; Voiles, Chiffon '
Panamas, Serges and Broadcloths, beautiful, full
fancy plaited skirts : trimmed with taffeta silk,
stitched band, sponged and shrunk before . mak-
ing up, exquisitely tailored. Prices range from
$5.00 to $12.50
Ladies' Smart FALL COATS
Beautiful long coats in the new fancy mixtures and
seam fitting back; pretty velvet and broadcloth
colors, cuffs to match; coat ornamented with
beautiful little . fine briad. and fancy bottons.
Prices range from $12.00 to $18.50
Children's Nobby Fall Coats
Our beautiful line of high grade Childrens' Coats
, in fancy mixtures, are man tailored and nicely
, fitting, with just enough style and go to make
them a favorite. Prices range from
$2.00 to $5.00