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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1907)
A When You Want Something BETTER, --y GOTOJALOFF'S Cloaks, Suits, Millinery, SKirts, Waists, Furs and Ladies Furnishings A complete line to choose from at modest priced. The Special Worth of Jaloffs garments is plain to the casual observer and is splendidly emphasized in service. TaloiFs styles are absolutely correct and no to the mm nte in the smallest detail. They embody the best fashion points of Paris. London, and Berlin, models cleverly ad apted to the taste of the American woman. ' . Those little Touches that mark the Difference Between Smart Style and Mediocrity, Are found in JalofFs Models, And there is never a Touch too much. Remember that what we leave oi!t of JalofTs garments as well as what we put into them, makes for our style supremacy. - UALOFF'S ASTORIA'S LARGEST AND BEST CLOAK, SUIT AMD MILLINERY STORE. Prices the Same and Always ModerateJfcpendable Merchandise, Cash ox Credit, The Style Store," 537 Commercial Street NEXT TO HERMAN WISE . !ever, he is deseVving of all the good luck that ia coming flis way. 1 A Moat Worthy Article When an article haa been on the market for years and gains friends every mar. it k sale to call this medicine a worthr one. Such is Ballard's Hot hound Syrup. It positively cures coughs i Hiiii mi. ruiuiuuui mm mi GENERAL PROSPEROUS AIR lbcst known merchants in Mobile, Ala, G. W. SHELBY, OWHJHl UJT jluw PROSPER IS BOOMING ' OREGON TOWN HEW SiWMILLS BEING BUILT AND SITE HERE. G. W. Shelby, mayor of Prosper, Ore, and traveling representative of he Wm. Guff Company, grocers, San Francisco, is in the city calling on his trade. Some time ago Mr. Shelby became -interested at Prosper, Oregon, four . miles from Bandon, ,on the Coquile River, and pur chased a piece of land which he platted and is meeting with splendid Buccess, having sold over 100 lots. This is a sawmill town and ho has just helped to incorporate a new company which will operate under the name of the Spencer, Shelby Lumber Co. , Work on the mill has already began and will be rushed through. It will have a cutting capacity of 60,000 feet per day and be modern in every respect. I&. box factory will also be started and they are now on the look out for a practical boxmaker to take charge of the plant. He reports things very prospering on the Coquille and thinks that Prosper will make one of the best cities of the coast and if any one can do it Skelby can; as when it comes to "peddling the hot" we take off our hat to him for he's an artist. How- eavat Tor five yeans my family naa ww . trouble with -the winter coughs. We owe this to Ballard's Horehound Syrup. I know it" haa saved my cnfl dren from many tick spells. .rmMir t v . ickaiiTA niiPnntf ' ' THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1907 TUJbi JHUttiN li Ijr AOAUUJUi.Ha aJAuma, vjivj-jvvi.i Hapoleon Bonaparte RliAwed. it the battle of Austerlits. he was the greatest Leader in the world. Ballard's Snow Liniment has shown the public it is the best Liniment in the world. A quick cure for Rheumatism. Sprains, Burns, Cats, etc, A. C Pitts, Rodessa, La,, says: "I nss Ballard s Snow liniment in my family and find it unexcelled for sore chest. Headache. corns, in fact for anything that can be reached by liniment Sold byHart's Drug Store. TEA Is there a better way to keep the family longer at table, to keep; it together? .' Tour g rocir return your money if yoa don't UWSchMiof'tBest; wcwbim MTEIMIONT ITEMS Small Vessel is Chartered to Load Grain. FEW LEFT OF THIS TYPE Two Bis Steamers Will Arrive Down Today With Cargoes of Wheat Few Arrivals in the Harbor Breakwater to Sail Tomorrow, One of the most diminutive sailing vessels ' encased in the past decade to carry a cargo of grain from the Colum bia iRiver to the United Kingdom was chartered yesterday. She is the British ship Lady woiseiey, 01 oniy isw ai register tons. The capacity 01 tne ves sel is considerably less. . than 70,000 ! bushels of wheat. When fully loaueu she will not draw more than 18 feet of water. Back in the '80s the majority of the ships visiting the racina coast aid not register more than about 1000 tons, and some few were of 700 tons burden or thereabouts. Since then the practice has been to build larger carriers, with tne growing importance of the ports. The plan was kept up until practically all the small sailing craft were crowded from the sea. There are a few of the old-timers left, which keep bobbing up now and then, in search of business. But usually they are kept in the coastwise trade of the country to which tliey be long. Good progress is being made in the work of blasting bowlders' from Texas and Palouse ranius. on the Snake River, according to David B- Ogden, assistant United States engineer, who just re tnrne.1 from the scene of operations. He says two outfits are employed at lexas rapids drilling holes in the rocks, Apertures whose total length measure r .. . . 100 feet have been completed, in a dar or two these will be filled with charges of powder and the bowlders will be blown from the river. Roll rock, one of the most dangerous to navigation, will be blown up the latter part of the week. Laden with full cargoes of wheat, the British steamships Indian Monarch and Redhill will arrive down this afternoon hound for the United Kingdom. The aggregate cargoes measure close to 400, Ttere's a. TMgV tap- I )rT (Ta The workmanship put in-the mak- t XlJ Hart, Schaffner& Marx l v -' J Clothes. I Yi r? They are made to hold thejrhpe, , I '.iT'wV" ' , I wear well, and be stylish. SHIRTS UNDERWEAR Monarch, - - 81.00 Vicuna, - 52-00 per suit. Intcr-statc, ' 1. 26 Heavy Cotton, 1.00 per suit. Cluctt, - - 1.1(0 Enarlinc, - 3.00 per suit. : AND MANY MORE. COL-LARS " HATS Arrow Brand, 2 for 20c sterling Hats, $3.00 BLANKETS SWEATERS Oregon Gty Mills, And Jersey Jackets, 50.00 op. $3.00 to $6.00. r-i 9 1 PRETTY WEDDING. v ia.i . sni .At-si sa measure close to 400,- f ?!!y.F.!P. AVfPX. f - 000 bushels of wheat, valued at about ..ww ....................... $350,000. Before starting on the long vo.rage around Cape Horn, the Redhill will go to Comox, B. C to replenish her bunkers. The Indian Monarch has considerable fuel on board and will go to Europe by way of Newcastle, H. a V where she will coal, irom tAere H Store .Ladies' : forWomen m . Wtr? omnnere MILLMEIYSJ THE NEATEST SHAPES IN i FELT and VELVET j in the much sought for . BROWNS, NAVY5 AND REDS. We have all grades of millinery, neat and taking styles in new goods,: cheaper, and far ' , more satisfactory than having the last year's hat "done over." Come around while look- . ing for the new fall hat at any rate. ; j We are receiving new goods in the Colak Department daily. , ; ' A nice line of Misses suits cme in yes terday. The New Vassar styles. The first comers get thqplumes. . r Popular Couple Married at Home of Bride's Mother Yesterday Afternoon. Mr. Clarence Warren ffrrW and Ifiss she will proceed to Durban, South Uelea Brook were married yei. Africa, to take on an additional aupply terday afteraoon at he re8idence of the Of fuel. hrirte'i mnt.hpr. Mr. Minni T. Ttrnnk. r. a nr. a sif vont FPft a nam m An ir wttm JUA. uiBWQV nwvv v. A aio vvi wmvu rv cso performed bv Rev. Father John Waters, four hoisting engines, three locomotives f fit. Marv'n Church, in the conerva. and 80 horsepower tubular boilers, to be I tory, where under a marriage bell of used at tne government jeuy vue wmie sweet peaa tne contracting parties mouth of the Columbia River, are be- were made man and wife. The palms ing solicited by Colonel 8 W. Roessler. and potted plants, surrounding the bridal Specifications for distribution among party produced a pleasing effert that aid- bidders will be ready trtday. f led greatly to the beauty of the scene. At 3 o clock the wedding march was played n,a .fMm'p .TrAann Paiiln arrived by Miss Gertrude Kearney and the xj f. c.. Ti.nn n,uii a 1 bridal Tiaptv entered the conservatory. cargo of merchandise, part of which Was The bride was attended by Miss Maude unloaded at the Callender dock, after Rahles, ofPortland, as bridesmaid, while which she passed on up the river where Mr. Lawrence Lakim, of Portland, was he will take on a cargo of lumber. y"i auiBno u - s mue uaugnwr oi Mr. ana Airs, raping, ' , , . , , , , of Portland, acted as ring bearer. Mr. The steamer Breakwater is scheduled . . , . " . v.,.1(..i to sail tomorrow for Coos Bay. She I . WTh . m. Unto M one day late on account of having ml, FJowct Jn ,endid voice( ft0. have some repairs made to her. mmnni,i t.h. knn hv fU Konn. tinir 1 frnv AftrnniAnit si si 1 1 m rt 1 1 ti i u vlvaA rlAorn lia fivPI vPfitirrlfLV And Afl 1 rof a. Anrn vnnm urJiih iva.a liA 1ah. soon as she secures the balance of her J ng of a very pretty and happy cere- til - IT . V. TJ ...r. ; I TAlATI ila I ir. T) .nnlr. WM . - ! ,. ..) J..MfMn crew wiu u ivr tun iuoiiv. jtui. jdiuvm naa asaiatcu uuiiiik She has a cargo of lumber. , the afternoon by Mrs. A. V. Allen, Mrs. Austin Osburn, Mrs. L. Lakim, Mrs. The steamer Major Guy Howard is "avia morgan, rs. o. i. auho, am. .,,win rair .nA tli atPAmer ssweunmeyer, axiss Anna uiioen ana Jordan is taking her run for a few days Ms Anna McLean. Many, beaiitif ul and between here and the forts at the mouth costly presents were made Th happy .,,u.: coimle. who left on last night's train for a trip to ruget souna cities after which they will make their 'future, home in this-erty. NEW TO-DAY. Notice. Heating stoves and ranges, the best and the cheapest Hildrebrand eV Qor. Social Dance. The girls' basket ball team will give a dance Saturday night, October 19th, at the Uppertown National Hall. All art cordially Invited. Gents, 78 cents i ladies free. ... 10-15 St. Notice, We have' silver side end iteelhsad net ting, leaded lead lines, cotton twine anJ rope, Plymouth Manila rope, oil clothing and rubber boots and . everything for fishermen. T. J. Carney ft Co. Oliver typewriters stenographers at A. Commercial street nd automatic it Cyrus, 424 tf.. The Tyler. The Tyler is still doing business at V '0 - the old stand. Sixth and. Bond streets. Clarence Tyler makes his customers feel at home and as a result his business is improving. The quality of the goods he serves cannot be excelled and the neat ness of the place and the good order prevailing, makes The Tyler a popular resort. When you are in that neighbor hood drop in and satisfy yourself t New Grecery Store. Try our own mixture el coffee 41m JP. B. Fresh fruit and veceUbka. Babollet k Co. grocers. Phone Mala 12IL $2.00 Saved by Buying Tlcke at Astoria, see u.w. hod r Agent. 0. R. & N. Dock. Through tickets for all Mints In the United States and Europe. Quick time and excellent service. - am, Free Wall Maps. A large wall map, very complete anil carefully printed, exceedingly useful for reference and general Information will be furnished free of charge. Apply to G W. Roberts, sgent 0. R. k X.. As toria, 8-23-t. Th nil tanker Asuncion arrived . in last night from San Francisco and will leave up the river this morning. . His Pear Old Mother. The Place To Dine. Where shall we dine t There should be no question about that If yon have no aDnetite. but feel that vou should a ' - , dine, drop Into the Palace and, if yon meet Artnur pmitn, asic . him to pre scribe for you. Hell do it by laying something' tempting before yon. and while he does not wish to interfere with physicians, prescribing for dyspepsia, he is in the business to eater to men's r stomachs. Try him once and then yon will always dine at the Palace. , ' I have been afflicted with sore eves Afflicted with Sore Eyes for 33 Years, for thirty-three years. Thirteen years ago I became totally blind and was blind for six years. My eyes were badly in- namsl. One of my neighbors Insister "Mv dear' old mother, who Is now 83 vears old, thrives on Electric Bitters, writes W. B. Urunson, or jjunun, ua. , n - - - , . , . ; xv v x xm- upon my trying Chamberlain's Salve and "She has taken them for about two " " ' ' . , - it-x --fu gave me half a box of it.? To my sur- year, and enjoy, an exceuent appe, - feels strong and sleep, weU." That, tne r ;. '?crl. A- way Electric Hitters anect tne agea, ana ,J v 1 c 1 i 1 v..7 . 1.. .h- m tn .11 h. Kjv' Chamberlain's Salve is for sale ui eaiuo urw .u. .v.. x . . . , -. ,TVll(,(.ti cases of female weakness and general rv "ri " - 9 00 debility. Weak, puny children too, are 1 y - , , . m.otiw t.ienirt,hflnfi.l hv tfiem. Giiaran- Rheumatism is caused by the improp tanA nla ftT ftATTlflnri llVAl A Till kidneT er working of the kidneys. The' uric .I t 1 t ...... 1 . troubles, by Charles Rogers, druggist, acm wnicn snouia De reniovea irom me blood remains in it. xiomsters kooky Mountain Tea removes the cause and drives it from the system. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Sold by Frank Hart, Drug gist Columbia and Victor rraphophonsa and latest records at 424 Commercial street A. R. Cyrus. tf. Christmas Excursions. It is not too early to make your steamer reservations if you are going to spend Christmas in the Old Country. The Canadian Faclflo gives you the very best , service by rail and steamer and their rates are the lowest.- For sailing dates and full particulars, call on James Flnlayson, agent, Astoria, 50. No persons that keep the food canal clean and healthy can have appendicitis. Hoflisti?r'e Rocky Hountain Tea cleans the 'fdod canal and protects you from disoBBfi. 35 cents. Tea of Tablets, Sold by Frank Hart, Druggist. T Morning Astorian, delivered b; carrier, 60 cents per month. dRANBERRIKS- First of the season WAXEN .COOKINGgAPPLES 521 Commercial ' Street Phono Main OOl