Just Arrived
New Bloater Mackerel
'The finest in this or
any market
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO.
Th Leading Oreeera
Want!
A boy to earry paper, apply Morning
Atorlan. ,. 11-U-tf.
Funnel Todjf
Tb funeral-of th Into Mn, Amelia
Kaieppi wUi'.b conducted front 8t.
Mary' Churvh at 2 o'clock ttili after
noon. Rev. Father Water, oflklaUng.
Firrt of It Kind-
Th olrk of ickool dUtrlct No, 4,
located at Knappa, yesterday filed for
mal notice with County Clerk Clinton,
of the levy wade by the director of
that district, for tb coming year, of
Mven mill, and tb sani was duly en
tered, I
Nothing Broke-
One of the Sherman transfer truck
mi't with a peculiar accident at the cor
ner of Twelfth and Commercial street
yesterdsy noon, when tb bind wheel
nearest the easterly sidewalk, suddenly
caved In through the street timber, and
lodged there wltb their big load of 25
foot timber holding It down with grim
weight. It wet toon pried out and wat
apparently none the wore for the odd
j experience.
Matteri la Probate
In tb matter of the tat of the
lat Mr. Luelnda Hill, deceased, of Walla
Walla, paper wore filed here yesterdsy
bowing that decedent left two heir,
her aon and daughter, Mr. Bertha Hill
and Doraey M. Hill and among the
properties left, were lot A and 7 in
block 12. Railway Addition to Astoria.
One Deed at a Tim
Add from tb numeroit other in-
trument being filed for record at the
county clerk' office three day, tb deed
. em to come In Umesom single. Y
, terday tb appearance In tbU behalf, wa
from Xennl A. Upton to J. If. Smith,
conveying 100 acre of land in taction
4-9 west, th consideration named being
91350.
Carried Hi JrtevUlo&t
W, F. Maflregor departed for Seaside
1at evening accompanied by tlx or
eight plump ducks, which h propoeet to
utilise for hi Sunday dinner there with
ome friend. If th bird are of the
bum be booght on hi but bunting trip
and which be aver coat him W apiece,
hi friend will partake of a forty -dollar
meal tomorrow) rather high-priced feed
ing thee day, but if W. C can itand
It they ought, to.
Hotting Doing
Tb rumor, circulated on our ttreet
lat evening to th effect that the 0. R.
4 X. Company I to make extendi- Im
provement in the near future I found
upon Invettijpitlon to be a canard of
"puret gem." In point of fact w are
credibly informed that tiie company ha
no suoh intention, and th denial come
from no lea person, than Mr, 0, W.
. nuuvrva, wis ninuauvr ir mo vri'liuil
Railway & Navigation company at thl
place.
Hu Resigned HI Politic-
Fred Ifeyberg, tb well known aies
man, who bat terred the Foard i Stoke
Hardware Company, and the concern that
preceded it, fur a very long time, ha
resigned Id poeltion, and, In partnerdiip
with dame Jobnon, th well known ex
agent In tbl city for Wefl, Fargo A
Company, w ill enter the commercial Held
here, at sums point on Commercial street
In th very near future, probably by
the flrt of the coming mouth. The new
ll r m will have the beit wlshe of a large
gtvup of frlende in tbelr new venture,
which will b In tb furniture and bouac
supply line. v ' '
Chang Hi Office
A. L. Clark, city superintendent of
echooli will have to vacat hi office in
the City Hall to make place for the City
Attorney, C. II. Abercrombl. The office
was originally Intended for the ue of
the city' legal advisor, but Mr. Aber
cromble ha been making ua of bis
down town oflk, and ha been using the
city (uperlntendent ba been udng the
office. The increased buelnew of the
City Attorney oftlc compel him to
move to th City Hall, and tb office
of tb Superintendent of School will
have to be moved from tlie building a
tb office re sow all occupied.
It I a well known fact that peraont
living In th Pin forwU do not (uffcr
from kidney diseases. On dot of Pine
ole at night usually relieve baoksch.
Thirty day treatment, 11.00. Your
money refunded if not aatiafied, Sold
by Frank Bart' Drug Stor.
Morning Attorlan, 00 cent per month
delivered by carrier.
. , ,
Confectionaries.
GREEN TOMATOES
LAST OF THE SEAaON.
3 Cents Per Pound.
' " SEND IN YOUR ORDER NOW
Scholfield Mattson I Go.
GOOD
GOODS
112andJ20 Twelfth St.
Phone 1181 Phone 931
Eighty Cnt
The price on all th hug itock of
furniture at th itor of Cliarle Hell-
born ft Company, bav been reduced to
80 cent on the dollar, throughout, Thl
will continue fur aom time. The itock
must be reduced.
Twenty Cent Saved
The buyer of anything old by Charle
Hcllborn A Company, for om tlm to
come, may eav 20 cent on th dollar,
a th house I making that reduction,
flat, on all good, In order to lcea the
itock. Don't forget It, and don't fall
to use III
Paid Fity Per Cent-
A an indication of the current scar
city of ready money even among th
rk-het of the bushiest corporation
around here, tt may b etated that th
Astoria lUix Company yesterday paid off
It 100 or more employe, at th rat
of 50 per cent of th wag due) timply
became It could foot compa the band
ling of any more cadi. But all thl will
gradually mend, until thing! are on nor
mal footing again.
V.,
Crew Paid Ofl-
Klght member of the crew of the
Amcrinan schooner Americana were paid
off at the cudom bou yeeterday morn
ing. The men iblpped from Port Ix
Angele for the run to th Columbia
river, and wefe to bav been paid off
several day ago, but the draft on San
Franctwo were not received in time to
pay tb crew when the vessel arrived.
Information Filed '
An Information was filed in the justice
court this af-ernoon charging Carl Wager
with obtaiulng money under false pre
t4ne. Tb defendant I one of the men
who wa arreted for passing bogus bank
note a few day ago. Hi companions
were ordered to leave town, and stood
not on the order of their going. The
preliminary of the defendant will b held
after the bank holidays are at an end.
Fifteenth Annual Meeting
The Irving Club held it fifteenth an
nual meeting last night at its club
rooms In the Astoria Savings Bank
building and the following officers were
elected: 'Preddent, Herman F. Prael;
flrt vice-president, E. Z. Ferguson; sec
ond vice-president, A. A. Finchj secre
tary, Otto F. Ifcilbbrn; treasurer, J. R.
A. Bennett; director H. I Henderwn.
C. II. Cullender. A, L. Fox, Chri Schmidt
and Aamua Brix. After th bndnes of
tb meeting waa finished refreshment
were served.
For Health's Sake
keep th bowel open, the liver
regulated, the kidney active, the
stomach well, the blood pure, the
deep sound, the brain clear with
Sold everywhere, Inboxeil0c.and25c
AT THE ClfUKCHES.
Firrt Metnodirt.
A rare treat i in store for those who
attend the services at tb Methodist
Church Sunday. The Rev, Benj. F. nay-
wood, of Potto Bico, who has charge of
our Mothoditt work in that section of
tb world, will occupy the pulpit both
morning and evening. Don't fail to
bear him. A cordial invatKlon 1 ex
tended to the public to attend. Strang
er will find a welcome. Seat are free.
C, C. Rarick, pastor.
Firrt Lutheran.
Sunday school at the church In Pp-
pertown and at the German Lutheran
Church at 0:30 a. m., Miss Alt-ma Nyland
and Mrs. A. Young, superintendents.
Morning service in Swedish at 10:45,
theme, "The Great Tribulation"; evening
service in English at 7:30, theme, "Fu
ture Lipht and Shadows." All are cor
dially inviud to attend these service.
Gustaf E. Rydquist, pastor.
Norwegian-Danish M, F
Services at the church as follow:
Sunday school at 10 a. m.; preaching
service at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.j Wed
nesday evening the young ladies Aid
Society will meet at th church. O. T.
Field, pastor.
Presbyterian.
Morning worships, 11 , o'clock, "The
Greatest Question Man Ha Ever Ask
ed"; Sunday school, 12:15;; Y. P. S. C.
E., 0:30; evening worship at 7:30. sub
ject, "Mean of Communication." All
are inviUd. Wm. S. Gilbert, pastor.
First Norwegian Lutheran.
Services as follows: Morning at 10:45
and 7:30; Sunday school meets at 9:30
a, m. The choir will assist at the even
ing service. Theo. P. Keste, pastor.
For a . . ' v r
-VICTOR OR AN EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
goto
Johnson Phonograph Co,
Parlor $seend Floor ovsr oholflsld A Mattson Co,
A Happy Thought j .. . , ,
Tomorrow is Sunday so tak that suit
down to 170 Eleventh street and have it
pressed. Do it now ( Carl Franseen, the
Astoria Tailor. Phone 3711.
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O HO PERSONAL MENTION 0S
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Frances Jensen, of Chinook, iwas
business visitor in Astoria yesterday.
Thomas Callahan, of Scappoose, spent
the day in this city yesterday on mat
ten of budnest.
J. Hunter, of Goble, wa doing bus!
ness in this city all of yesterdays, and
greeting a host of old friends. ,
W, Johnson and Charles Tongue, of
Chinook, were noted as among the for
eign tourists on these streets yesterday.
Superintendent J. A. Forehand, of the
Postal Telegraph Company, at Seattle,
was a business visitor in Astoria yester
day, and the guest of Manager Charles
Humphreys. He loft for the Sound on
last evening's expross.
Mrs. Ed. Llewelyn, who has been on
a visit to friends and relatives at Mount
Aiif-el and in Portland, has returned to
her home in this city.
C F. Overbaugh, assistant superintend
ent of water way-for the 0. R. ft N.
Railway Company, wa in the city yes
terday on business for his company.
: J. Hurid, .the new superintendent of
the Tongue Point lumber mills, has as
sumed his duties at that big plant, vice
C. A. Hayden, resigned.
County Commissioner William Larson
was in the city yesterday on matter of
private business, and quite anxious to
be summoned here on bis publio duties.
Miss Anna E. Knox, of Portland, is
vidting in Astoria.
H. T, Hendryx, th Portland capitalist,
I attending to business affair in our
f city today.
Thos. J. Murray, of Seattle, i a bud
ness visitor in this city.
Mrs. Geo. E. Burch, of Nahcotta, pass
ed through thl city on her iway to Port
land, last evening.
W. R. Hunt, of San Francisco, 1 mak
ing Astoria a visit this week, witn a
view to making bis stay permanent.
Dr. fl. G. Hill, of Elma, Wash., was
an Astoria visitor yesterday. .
Mr. Frank O'Reilly, who ha been in
th city for some day past, in the in
terest of the American Telegraphone Co.,
ha been called to Portland and Seattle
on business, leaving on last night' ex
press. Mr, O'Reilly will return in a week
or 10 days and will bring with him the
latest model of the instrument he repre
sents and will also have along a model
of their nmslo machine.
Holy Innocents Misdon
Services, morning and evening, 10
m. jid 7:30 p. in.; Sunday school at II
a. m. , Sale of work on Saturday after
noon and evening, November 16.
Baptist
Sermon at 11 a, m., theme, "Prayer,
Xo sen ke in the evening. The B. Y. P.
V. sacred literature course, at 0:15 p. m.
E. M. Owen, pastor.
Christian Science.
Services at 634 Grand avenue, at 10
a. m., subject, "Soul and Body. All
are invited.
Grace.
Divine services at 11 a. m. and
p. m.; Sunday school at 12:30 ni.
7:30
Twenty Per Cent Off
Everything in the immense stock car
ried by Charles Heilboro ft Company,
will be sold for some time to come, at
a clean cut of 20 per cent, without re
gard to what the article may be.
OREGON BOY WINS.
Everett L. Jones of Albany College First
in Oratorical Contest
ALBANY. Ore., Nov. 15.-Everett L.
Jones, of Albany College, representing
Oregon, won the Pacific Coast inter
collegiate prohibition oratorical contest
tonight. IX C. Boyd, of Stanford Col
lege, representing Northern California,
was-second; W. E. Roberts, of Oociden
tal College, Los Angeles, representing
Southern California, was third, and War
ren N. Cuddy, of the University of Puget
Sound, of South Tacoma, representing
Washington, was fourth. Jones wUt
represent the Pacific Coast in the na
tional prohibition contest. The winning
oration wa entitled "Principals of citl-
tenship."
Morning Astorian, 60 cents per month
delivered by carrier,
Seattle Fish Market
Fresh Fish Today.
Salmon, Halibut, Smelt, .
Herrings, Ink Fish,
. Crabs and Shrimps.
P. BAKOTICH & FEO, Props.
77 Ninth Street, Near Bond.
One Piano TlbKet With Each $5 Purchase.
Going to set
A football amej
"We have clothes
To wear to samey
In the game of advertising Public Confidence
is our goal "
f We have Quality, Style and Value playing on
the front line, and we score a touch-down every
rua
Here's our kick-off for today.
Sain Coats reduced is per cent. A lot of good Overcoat reduced so per
cent. Men and Boys' SulUreduced 10, is and so per cent. $3 Hats
now 91.50.
Separate pant reduced 10 to 20 per cent; fancy vests reduced also.
Try some of our woolen underwear! f
WISE is sol agent for Hulls' separable umbrella.
WISE is sole agent for KNOX Hat.
WISE I sol agent for Carhartt work clothe.
ALL claim "to have superior clothing
But you know that
Ton can't look FOOLISH in a WISE suit
iBfwm Wise
The Shop That Makes Astoria Famous,
Th Commercial
Tb Commercial atill continue to do
a good business. The finest grade of
different kind of refreshments kept at
this well known establishment assures a
continuance of its popularity. The pro
prietor, Otto Sund. is a genial gentle
man, and is well and f avorablv known in
this city. Drop into the Commercial
when in the neiehborhood. It ia on Com
mercial street near Eleventh.
Appendidtla
la due in a lam measure tn a.hni nf
the bowels, by employimftlraatie pur
gative. To avoid all danger, use only
Dr. King's New Life Fills, the safe, gen
tle cleansers anJ invisoratorC Quitsji-
teed for headache, biliousness, malaria
and Jannatce. at Charles Roger k Son's
Drug Store. 25 cents
FrerhMadeCanjl
Made right at home "
in our own factory.! f
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Also Lowney's I
In any size box. t
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TAGG'S PARLORS
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f .483 Commercial fit i
Blue Hats
and
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Brown Hats
Any Quantity.
We have just received a big shipment of
Blue and Brown Hats. There has been a
shortage but now we are well supplied,
Retrimming and Remodeling Old
; Hats a Specialty.
ion
ET3 .
Ton
llinery
Mrs Georgia Pennington.
483 Bond Street,
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