THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1 M
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THE M01LMNG ASTORIAN, ASTOltlA. OREGON
The Storef pC,H Ladies:
FOR Cfcl-iNJ i
t Women BEELi-HIVE tas ; I
Sale of all
Winter and Fall Millinery J
This Week Only
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Every hat reduced in price. Slaughtering
all pattern hats.
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OCEAN, BAR,
BAY, DOCK
AND RIVER
A square-rigger was reported off
tbe bar yesterday morning, but her
Identity nt B "problem, since she
did get in close enough to make her
timbers visible. During the after
noon the drew in more, and was re
ported a a four-masted German
bark; from which it U concluded she
is the Hentogin Cecil, the lecond of
the North German Lloyd's training
ships and a sister-ship to the Sophie
Charlotte, just cleared hence for
Australia. She was signalling for a
pilot and will probably be in port
this morning.
The fine steamship W. S. Porter
entered port yesterday morning, car
gocd with 41,000 barrels of fuel oil
She made demonstration that the
Colombia bar is not shoaling, as has
been .claimed for it by interested peo
ple, since the came in 2 hours ahead
of high tide, drawing 23 feet of
water, and did it easily; and without
pilot, at Hat. z t
'The Kamm finer Lurline was ' oh
pot time last evening, and left np
for, Portland at 7 o'clock. She took
with her the following named peo
ple: Dr. C W. Barr, William Peter
sen, A. Dunbar, J. W. Huff, A. J.
Diet, F. D. Finch, and M. E Pot
ter '-c?i
The steamer Nome City arrived
down from Portland yesterday morn
ing at an early hour, and left out for
San Francisco at once.
The oil tank steamer Poma arrived
down yesterday morning early and
went to sea and the California coast
without any delay here.
The steamer Shoshone was one of
the getaways from this port yester
day bonnd (or the Bay City. .
The Benecia was one of the lum
, ber laden vessels to get out over the
'bar yesterday, bound for the Bay
. City. '
The tug Hercules, with the oil
barge No. 91, went to sea, San Fran-
cisco . bound, yesterday morning,
j Subscribe to the Morning Astorian
,60c per mantb by mail or. carrier.
THE MAN SAID
Th Norwegian- ship Asgerd, Cap
tain Halvorsen, wheat laden for Fal
mouth for orders, came down stream
yesterday on '.the tow lines of the
Harvest Queen, and will leave out
on her European voyage this morn
fag. 4 ' .. ... ' '
The Engineers' steamer Major
Guy Howard is off the ways and
back on her- run between this port
and' the artillery posts at the mouth
of the river, and just as lively as
VTi, , .
The four-masted schooner W. H.
Talbot came down the river yester
day on the Harvest Queen, lumber
laden for Manila, and will depart
this morning if bar conditions ar:
favorable.
NORTH SIDE NEWb
Mtaa I. M, WUIImN, ol IIwko, t th accrotUnl rtpmrnutlv t Th Antorlu sod wilt
tmk ec of ll Items of sews, order, fur ubcrtpttoii and all kind.. of irlutlu(.
1LWACO
"Two years ago you papered my
house and it looks just as good as it
did when you finished the ; work."
That sounds good to nss - - -
Perhaps we will not be able to get
another job from him for some time
but when he needs work we know
just about where he will spend his
money. .Workmanship is remember
ed long after price is forgotten.
Allen Wall Paper
and Paint Co.
" Cor.' llTH AKD BOND -
, ..r
Fred Gold, who has spent the last
year on Puget Sound, returned to II
waco the latter part of last week
for a visit with his mother anl
brothers.
Mr. Pogue, a resident of Portland
at the present, has been named for
postmaster at long Beach on the
recommendation of Congressman
Cushman. ( Mr. Hoefler, the present
postmaster, has been anxious to be
relieved of the office for some
months, and as Mr. Hoefler has
made such a good postmaster, he
will be greatly missed by his many
friends. Mr. Pogue is t thoroughly
competent man for the position and
the Long Beach postal service will
not suffer under his management.
Misses Blanche Herrschner and
Irene Scott returned Monday morn
ing from Vancouver, Wash., where
they wrote in the teachers' examina
tion held last week.
The Johnson, Henry Co, of Nab
cotta, have closed their store at
Ocean Park for the coming winter,
but will solicit orders three times a
week Tuesdays , Thursday and
Saturdays. '
Mrs. E. J. Walker of Seaview left
the , first of the week for Seattle
where she will spend a short time.
H. H. Tinker arid his two daugh
ters. Misses Myrtle and Delia, are
expected home soon from an extend
ed trip through some of the eastern
states.
Isaac Belknapp of Chinook deputy
sheriff of Pacific county, has resign
ed much to the surprise of his many
friends. During Mr. Belknapp's term
in office, he has been very strict in
his enforcement of the law and many
a man has felt the strong arm of
the law, who has never before known
Walter Seaborg returned Monday
from a visit to Portland. He invest
ed in several of the most interesting
late books to add to.his already large
library. , -
Sunday evening Rev. Morris, pas
tor of the Presbyterian church here
cave a very interesting lecture on
Alaska illustrated by a magic lan
tern, giving his audience some idea
of the good that is being accom
plished in that territory by the mis
sionaries.' - -.: " ' V
The following men left Monday
morning for South Bend to serve
on the grand jury: James Gold, W.
C. Morden,! Phil Stuart of Seaview
and Edward Becken. '
, The.-Misses Mildred Colbejt, Hits
man, Giss anT Darland returned
Saturday from South Bend where
they had been engaged In writing in
the teachers' examination.
- E. P. Rowe, the jeweler, received
a large assortment of beautiful ar
ticles for pyrography work the first
of the week, and as he is selling
tRem below the prices quote in the
eastern catalogues it would be well
for all who are interested in this
work to look over Mr. Rowe's stock.
Miss Myrtle and Alta Johnson of
Nahcotta left recently for Walker
Or., where they will visit their aunt.
Posters are out for a grand mas-
' It fits-"
ft Jlfeisy 1
A Gcod Stenographer
can write 150 words a minute with a good pencil 125 with a
steel pen; but the 6peed is increased to 1 15 with ; ,
,V Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen
the pen with the Spoon Feed. " " "
.,, , The flow is, even and smooth the first drop comes as .
readily as the last neither comes until you want it . '
(Stylet and Prices.) t y
IVillTCMtrS BOOK - STORE
SEE THE SHOW WINDOW.
TEN GOOD REASONS WHY YOU
SHOULD STOP AT
"The Cornelius'
THE BEST IN PORTLAND
Situated in the center of the shop
nintr district.
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One block from the clanging street
Not so expensive as some other
-hotels.
Sixty rooms with private bath..
Long distance and local telephones
in every room.
Writing desk in every room.
Carpeted throughout with the best
velvet carpets. '
The rooms are furnished . in solid
mahogany.
Every room contains a heavy solid
Simmons brass bed on which is a
40 or 50-pound hair mattress.
The furnishings and general appear
ance of the public rooms must be
seen to be appreciated.
"The Cornelius"
PARK AND ALDER STREETS
Portland's newest and, most modern
equipped hotel, solicits your patron
age and assures you good service and
courteous treatment ,,An exceptional
hotel for families who come to Port-
and shopping and sightseeing. When
next in Portland give us a chance to
make you look pleased., THE COR
NELIUS Free Bus meets all trains
European plan.
t C. W. CORNELIUS, Proprietor.
. N. K, CLARKE, Manager.
gucrade ball to be given Thanksgiv
ing at the Ilwaco opera house. The
llwacoitea are very enthusiastic over
masquerades and it is needless to
say this will be a big success.
Mrs, Cox and her daughter, Miss
Jennie, left recently for MeGowen,
Wash., to. work in the cannery there.
William Schutts and Harold Rich
ardson, who are employed in a log
ging camp on Bear River, were visi
tors to Ilwaco Sunday returning to
Bear River Monday morning.
I. M. Ford is at present suffering
from severe cold, but it is thought
not to be serious.
Miss Myrtle Williamson, operator
in the central telephone office has
been quite ill for a few days with a
cotd, but will soon be able to resume
her work.
THE HEAD HUNTERS.
UiMMny Trephlts That Ar ChtrUHtd
v' by ths Dyakt.
Thu head hunting priHnii!tle of
Hi Oyaks are well kmwu to tbe stu
ilonm of r-tlmlcy. The Imdlug
thoutrhr lit the taking f beads U tbt
klmi tuut the i-iuiiirir could secure
tlu iur if the conquered and add It
t lil own. In- rwtulttg thereby hts
-our.igu and strviigtb and consequent
ly his rrpuiutloii a hero as king as
the hmi f the rlrttin remained In
hts nosKtankm. It Is therefore the
custom of the eol after battle to
wrap the severed heads In a loose
erate of rattan and smoke them over
a Ore of dnmp wood and leaves. Then
they uaug tbe ghastly trophies In the
hmiKos tu bundles having so uncanny
resemblance to glgautlc clusters of
Rrie, ech hend forming a berry.
These war trophies are considered by
tbe Dyaks tbelr most sacred posses
sions and are guarded with the ut
most Jealousy and rig! lance. . Thctr
losa would menu not only considera
ble decrease of personal prestige, bat
also the loss of a part of the "soul"
that la, of coumK and strength.
I baTe often had tbe questionable
privilege of sitting under tbe bundles
of needs m tbe Dyak bonnes as tbe
eat of honor and of examining them
closely. Anakoda TJnaang, who claim
ed to be my friend, was not talka
tive man, but when roused from hts
usual stolidity would relate tbe cir
cumstances of many a battle and vic
tory In the pest with apparent gusto,
not unwilling to declare bis court ft
and reputed Invulnerability. B. L. E.
Lueiing In London Christian.
BITS OF MEANNESS.;
Quesr Traits Shewn by seme ef the
Operatic $tsrs.
Tbe celebrated Impresario Scbur
mann said It was precarious matter
to draw up an agreement with star,
for each one bad some strange little
provisos which he Insisted on Insert
ing. In one contract Tamagno exacted
that be should be allowed thirty -seven
csndlea each night In his dressing
room. Bcburmann wss smsxed that
even great tenor should require so
much Illumination, but he consented.
When Hchurtiinnn visited Tamagno's
drawing room be found only two can
dles nllght On unother occasion be
discovered only one. Inquiries led to
the discovery thst the provident tenor
saved , up the other cnudlcs and sold
them at a profit. 1 . ' ,
. Kcliiirmniiu said -that a small boy
whose father was a great friend of
Caruso's, having asked tbe tenor for a
signed photograph, received as a reply,
"Certainly; go to my photographer; he
will sell yon a photograph, and If you
bring that to me I will write on It
whatever you like." x
A great feminine star made a stipu
lation that all her bagj-ngo bo curried
1st the eompriiiy'H expanse, duty free,
Somewhat to the surprise of the lin-
lirewirlo, Hie Indy, wince wnrdrolie wns
not extensive, carried nliont with hor
n great number of cnormouH, henry
lifixes. Thene were afterword (Hhoov
ered to contain rice, which U very
cheap In Italy uud which was sold at
n profit In protectionist France.
The spsnese SpyN- k-
Tho spy k.vhIwii which the Japanese
employed during Jhe war with Uusnln
imil which was the wonder1 en well as
Hie puzzle of the: world may 1 said to
have been Introduced Into Jiipnn by the
ancient buxlil, who found t!io hauls for
it In a Chinese text from which came
ko much of. their military knowledge.
Therein mii.v It be rend that the cpy Is
the flneHt evolution; of mllltnry strate
gy. I'lve kinds nre palnxtnklngly de
fined, but the greatest of thene Is de
clared to I lie wl)o cum pre! end disloy
ally and Ulxaffwtlon to the commander
to whom he really bus sworn fenlty lu
order that he may so giiln the confi
dence of the enemy, live as one of
them in their own camps and betray
lliem. Into following n course that to
tliem will spell deferit.-I. K. Prledmnn
In Chicago News.-' f ; ' -s v'.-,j
Arundel, white; Calvert, yenowi
Chsrlos, ornuire; llnlttmore, greeuj Tal
Iwt, purple! Somerset, buff; Cecil,
crimson; lVrclwster, tbe union Jack
(being (he maritime countyK-Beltl-more
Sun. !
An Old Tele.
There were rumors of graft In
hades.
'This road," declared oue faction,
"was to be paved with good Inten
tions." weiir
"EiHuilne the materlaL Art these
sod lutentlonsr-Kansas City Jou
mil. .
Truthful.
Polly rittktlKhts-Tbe leadtnf man
nys bs once promised his mother be
would never be an actor. Fanny root-tights-Well,
be seems to be keeping
his word.
Couldn't Dsny the Truth,
Mrs. M'obb1oI shall Barer forget
dear, how Idiotic you looked when you
proposed to me. Mr. Wobble (with
emphsstsy-1 wss Idlotlo.-IIouie Mags
slue. Wbeu men are friends Uwt U M
seed of ustlce.-Arutotle.
November Bargains.
12 Bore, Double Baircl, Hammcrlcss '
Shotgun $17.50. ' Mi
As good a shot gun u any 50 gun. ; ,
I A Lady's Solid Gold Watch, 17 Jewels I
tiase uiamonu oei pntu -u.
The Diamond Alone Worth the Money
All other goods at eastern cstalogut prices. ,
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A. G. SPEXARTH
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i Maryland County Flsg..
How ninny slutlentu of Maryland
history are aware of the fact that In
mlililloii to the Maryland colors, gold
mid black, embodied in our state flag,
encu county of the 'province erected
prior to HJ5 hud Its own colors? ,.
Ten couiitles had been erected In
Maryland prior to 1C05. Colors for the
organizations of these several coun
ties were assigned as follows: '
St' lUos rd: Kent, blue; Anne
Hire en IxeeH,
It you want thing well done, deal
to It yourself In spite of what tbe
proverb ears. If you really want It
well done hire sn eipert If you try
to do It yourself you are pretty rare
to botch It-HomervlUe Journal
aqul.lt Harmony,
rtper-Tbe rnrra peat music I aem
beard whatever wss douo et Jamie
Msctauchlsn's. There wase f ifteen
us pipers In the wee beck parlor, all
ptsyln' different chunea. 1 tbeekt I
as floatln In heejren.-runch,
Foley's Honey and Tar clears the
air passages, stops the Irritation in
the throat, soothes the inlamei mem
branes, and the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sore and inflamed lungt
are healed and atrengthened, and the
cold is expelled from the system. Re
fuse any but the genuine in the yel
low package. T. F. Laurin, 01
Drug Store.
Cheap Coal
Kelley the Coal and Wood Dealer
will deliver and place in your cellar
a ton of the best coal for $7.00 same
coal for $6.00 at the yard. Phone
Main 2191. Barn 15th and Duane.
All kinds of cordwood and hardwood
inside fir and boxwood (or sale.
Tbe dean Man. .
The man who delights Is personal
cleanliness, and enjoys bis shave,
shampoo, haircut, and bath, la As
toria, always goes to the Occident
barber shop for these things sad
gets them at their best
pass
NEW ARRIVAL
Imported Malaga Grapes
Northern Spy. Jonathan
and King Apples.
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Acme Grocery Co.
HIGH OXADI OROCXRIU
521 COMMERCIAL gTBEST ?HONX Ml
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.JUST ARRIVED
Shipment of
Norwegian Bocll Beer
$2.00 the Dozen.
AMERICAN IMPORTING CO."
Phone 1881. 689 Commercial St.
Importers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers '
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