THE DAILY ASTORIAN, ASTOBIA, WIMEDAY lORNING, FEBRUARY 1. 1803,
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CORHWiEMCES TODAY
A Rare Opportunity to Secure Bargains. In Many Cases Goods Will Be Sold
LESS THAN MANUFACTURER'S COST.
The following discount will be given:
25 per cent On All Goods, With These Exceptions:
20 Per Cent, on Shoes, 10 Per Cent, on Cotton Goods,
10 Per Cent, on Rubber feoots and Shoes.
The Above Discount for Cash Only.
CL H COOPER,
. The Leading and Largest House in Astoria.
One More Citizen.
, A boy was born to the wife of H. P.
Olsen yesterday at Tongue Point. Both
mother and child are doing well.
The best $3 ladies' line shoes at P.' J.
Goodman & Co.'s Sign of the Big Red
Boot.
fiUot Tliroimh tlio Foot
The twelve-year-old boy of Mr. E.
, Lowe, at Fort Stevens, while loading a
small rifle yesterday, had the charge pass
' ' through his foot, causing a painful
- . .. ' wound.
If you want some extra fine, photos,
Mooers' is the place to get them.
Badly Nmnnhed Up.
Another bad coasting accident was re
ported from Main street yesterday, and
as usual the bob was responsible. Pat
Welch had his eye and face very badly
cut up, tnd several others were more or
less Injured.
Mr. T. FrerterlcKson, piano tuner, has re
moved from 238 Cass street, to 231 West
Sixth street.
Drifting About Ileliiksnly.
The little steamer Brisk, used as a milk
boat by Larsen, on Young's river, met
with an accident during Monday's storm.
In the gale she ran foul of a snag while
rounding Smith's Point, and carried away
her propeller. She was found drifting
helplessly around Young's Bay by the
steamer Dispatch, and towed to this city
for repairs.
The latest styles of boots and shoes at
P. J. Goodman and Co.'s store. Sign of
the big red boot.
A Painful loud Ins Accident.
. Miss Callle Brodle, while coasting on
Main Btreet last night, ran Into the gut
ter on the corner of Jefferson, and sus
tained severe injuries. She , was carried
Into Mrs. Holden's residence, where It
waa discovered tnat the right ankle was
broken In three places, causing very pain
ful Injuries. The young lady will prob
ably be laid up for some months.
Parties visiting In Portland can get The
Dally Astorian at Handley & Haas' news
stand, loO First street.
Cuptnlu Hn 1 r' Condition. , r
Captain Hustler is 1.1 a very precarious
condition. Some days ago he was seized
with an attack 'of pneumonia, and has
been growing steadily worse. Late last
night his medical attendant held out no
hopes for his recovery, and It Is believed
that his death is imminent. That this
supposition Is incorrect will be tjie sin
cere wish of everybody in the city, but
there seems to be little prospect of his
ever rising from his bed again.
Crow's gallery takes the lead for line
wnrk. Beee the new samples of Sollo
Cabinets now. on exhibition.
The WuIlUfcki JJridgo.
Mr. Q. W. Fisher, who has charge of the
Walluski bridge, came into town yester
day. He stated that, .contrary to untruth
' ful reports In some newspapers, the draw
- of the bridge Is In perfect working order,
.. and that there Is no need to tie it down
with ropes or anything else. There are
foiir levers on the draw, two on each
'""'side, and when the wind blows with he
violence that has characterized t lately,
' ' ' r . , uafnfv
the bridge tender 10 jnomw ...w,
places a small chain on them to
them securely. Mean trickery has twjst
d this fact into a charge of bad bridge
building.
The social to. be given by the Ladles'
Guild of Grace , church, has been- post
poned until Wednesday, February 8th.
! I Mnuti"n.
E. B. Kettle Is at the Occident,
r. .Tuv Smith Is visiting the city.
D Max from Portland, is in uw --nj. ; sentcu to me American punuc. j ne prcs-
. ' .. nut of bed yeater- ent "Special English Number," offeri a
Captain Flavel was out or oea yier . Btrtklncontrat to Its Immediate pred
day. He will go to San Francisco on ids. which was more than half corn-
next steamer I posed of tales from the Spanish. It con-
Mnvnr Prosbv's condition Is Improving tains specimens of the best work of such
Mayor crosDy s couuiu u " . I w I known conterrnorarr writers ia
satisfactorily, and his physician nope , Jameg Payn -valter Ilesant. Conan Py(
that he will be about again before long. I and F, Anstey; while eloctln's wtu
... - - - !Mlr Mlttord and Captain Marryatt and
A niuslnale will be given by tlie choir vt wilkle t'olllhs reveal the spirit of earlier
(is "'k SulidaV sdhoql,' af'S1!!; Dy generations. There are alo a speciul
other local talentat the church Thufs- Valentine story by Mary E. Wllklns, brtl
d iv evenlnr February 2d, commencing at nant French tales by Guy 9e Maupas
6 hvink The proceeds to apply In buy-: ant. Jacques Normand and Ferdtnand
Ini a. piano for the Sunday scljooi s ub.
Xmsion Scents. Children IP cents.
A eastern wrlfr Wt probsbly
hen Mrs. Cleveland drive undPr the
White House portico snd takes posses-
-m .x.. ufarrh 4th. 1R)3. She
wil) think of a PropheUc friend wno ooa
y her side March 4th, 189. sne iooa
uo at the room recently occupied by Mr.
., , ,. -, m.-.v ihnk of the
Harrisons father she imy ?n:n W
earf she shed theie. It ln
time" she broke down during the prepara-
tloTs for the departure from the White j
House. flh had ben sweot " evrj
.
only a little quiet. With a lew .nna
she stood at one end of the upper win-,
unU,-r the lis portico and watched
Mr. Cleveland got Into his carriage to
driva to the Inauguration ceremonies at
the capitol. Just as the carriage drove
away Mr. Cleveland turned to look up
at her. He waved his hand. Mrs. Cleve
land returned the salutation, the tears
burst out and, throwing herself on a
friend's shoulder she gave way. One of
the party said: "Oh, don't, Mrs. Cleve
land: you'll come back In four years
more." Mrs. Cleveland smiled even then,
at the Idea, but she dried her eyes, and
that was the only time she showed any
deep feeling during the day. Doubtlesn
she will think what a prophet her friend
was, and how foolish she was to waste
those tears.
Attention Is called to the new advertise
ment of Ross, Hlgglns & Co., on this
page.
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.
Following is a list of lettrs remaining
in the Astoria postofllce, and persons call
ing for any letters in this list will please
state that they are advertised.
Ahollnl, John
Anderson, Mrs.L.
Bargt, Oskar
Brown, W. G. 2
B , Mrs Carrie
Chace, J. R.
Ceilery, Samuel
Cotter, J. J.
Davis, Mrs. Jennie'
Engstrom, John
Gallecher. S. C.
Bernu, Carl
Burk, Eugene
Cltavecelila, Gulsepe
Chamberlain. C. C.
Carmon, James
Davis, Fred
Dunlap, C. R.
Feyres, John
1 1 avan ka, Seeve
Hamilton, Shelbt
y
Hague, C. J
Hendrlckson. Johan Hickhara.John
Hurst, W. Janson, Amelia
Johnson, C. A.' Johnson.Auguat
Jones, Nelson Klpo, George
Klnnunen, Joseph, 2 Lee, Albert
Lulinska, Albert Luca, Domenlco .
Maecke, Lothar C. Mannlm, C. S.
McKarland, George Parson, Frank
Pakllmtl, Sail, 2 Parkens, W. T.
Peterson Miss M. 1'restllo, Ole E.
Reed, Robert Ross, W. H.
Roach, A. S. Ross, Llndy
Sledman, John Sherwood. D. M.
Slgerstrom, Ed Stewart, Mrs. Minnie
Tn-Ig, Joseph Thompson.Mrs. M.
Waltz, John, 3 Walker, Mrs. 8.
Walker, Miss E. E. Walton, William
Warin, F. Williamson. John R.
Wilson, Andrew Wilson, Miss Toria
Wilson, Mrs. C. Youg, John
Zuninowlch, M. .
PACKAGES.
Berslnger, Rudolph Janson, Carl J.
McMurren, Miss L.
FOREIGN LIST.
Karlson, Frans R. Duncan, A.
Howard, Madam V. Hanson, MIps Mary
Lunzun, Fredrick Peterson, Mrs. C.
Seastrem, Erlck Sllyamaa,E. A.
JAMES W. HARE, P. M.
The prizes which are to be given at the
Sons of Herman's ball, St. Valentine's
evening, are on exhibition at Foard &
Stokes' window.
NOTICE;.
Notice Is hereby given that we, the un
dersigned firm of Hay & Cornelius, have
this day sold our entire grocery and meat
business in Upper Astoria, Including the
good will thereof, to Ross, Htgglna & Co.,
who will hereafter carry it on at th. old
stand, and we heartily bwweak for them
the same generous patronage bestowod
upon us. .max tt wiwtauiva.
Referring to the above, will say that It
will bo our aim to conduct the business
with the same fairness and attention as
our predecessors. We have be'un some
extensive ImDrovements on the store
building which wo hope to make of
advantage to our natrons and ourselvtB,
In the meantime we will carry a full
stock of choice groceries, fresh "meats,
etc., and extend a cordial invitation to the
public, especially citizens of ITppr As
toria, to give us a call at our "Upper
town" store.
. ROSS. HIGGIN3 & Cq.
. Short lengths of fine dress goods, silks
and velvet f?ven away at half their
original cost at C, M. Cooper's remnant
sail), .
LITERARY NOTES.
The February number of Romance
opens the third year of this magazine of
complete Btorles, which has been mi.kljK,
rapid strides in public ravor or taie. ine
I .Til ull Klica u I upcviaa un iifi i "i
which was begun last September, became
popular at once, BJid the development of
of the novel ldei has been watched with
growing Interest, as the story writers of
one nation arier anoiner nre inus pre-
Fleury, and an original sketch of West
ern life by E1 Towiie. This magazine la
Isnued by Romance Publishing Company,
Clinton Hall, Auto I'liwe, Ntw York, at
kj cerua a copy; subscriptions, fc.W a year.
C.U-T P. V. Notice.
O'U - Mn,,in. w. . v. i v. r.
n.henTirtlv7i
Jon w,u be he(J a the(r 9a1ng Eqoras,
on Tuesday, February f, liS3. ut 7:3o p.
in. marp. BuhIu?mi of importance to b
tranWtVd. Memtwrs In good Pending
Bre regupfted to be present and to hav
their receipt book "IrwR.
Bona JENSEN, Sec'y.
win?, Lee It Co.carry a full line of Jap-
anene and Chinese fnwy (roods, novelties,
and curios. Iuliea nnderwenr mails to '
order. 13 TUid slrwt. "
Bperhni-n Cases.
S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., was
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism,
his stomach was dlHordered, his liver was
affected to an alarming Uwrree, appetite
Ml away, and he was. terribly reduced In
flesh and strength. Three bottles of Kltc
trlc Bitters cured him.
Edward Shnherd. Harrlsmirg. 111., nail
a running sore on his leg of elt?ht years'
standing. Used threo bottles of Electric
Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's Ar
nica Salve, and hlR leg is sound and well.
John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five
large Fever sores on his les, doctors said
he was Incurable. One bottle Electric
Hitters and one box Bucklen s Arnica
Salve cured him entirely. Sold by Chas.
Rogers, drugfilst.-
R. W. Kuykendall. the undertaker, em-
balmer and funeral director, has his par
lors In the Welch block, No. 718, Water
street. Call up telephone No. 7.
SCHOOL TAXES DUE. ,
School taxes are due In district No. 9,
comprising Adair's Astoria, West of
Jordan Avenue. W. F. McGregor, Dis
trict Clerk. Otllco 658 Third Btreet, Upper
Astoria.
C ojv r A initial Rale. '
Rules that will govern C. H, Cooper's
Great Annual Sale are as follows:
No goods will bo charged except at reg
ular prices. ' ,,
20 Per Cent, off Shoes.
10 Ter Cent, off Cotton Goods.
10 Per Cent, off Rubber Boots and Shoes
Everything else 25 per cent, off, unless
listed goods, such as Starlight yarns,
Centlmerl kid gloves, Royal W C C cor
sets, Warners' corsets, Standard patterns
E. and W. collars and cuffs, Beldings
and Cutten's Bilk. Owing to manufactur
ers' restrictions we are obliged to sus
tain prices of same.
FUNNY!
Salosman--"What is
your husband's waist
measure?
Customer -- He told
me to get 30 by 30
trousers,, but bless me
if I know which is the
waist or which is the
length!
SalesmanI am sor
ry, but you will have to
see Herman Wise, the
Reliable Clothier and
Hatter, who has such a
large assortment that
ha can fit any man.
Customer -Oh yes! I
noticed in The Astorian
that Herman Wise i3
selling out at co3t.
Salesman Yes, - and
lrrto rri11
w U stuicacuy&io win
be glad when he
get3 through with the
males, because Her
man Wise has been our
greatest competitor in
the goods suitable for
males and boys.
y- 6 ws
ti ssriai-:.
Tie only Turc Crcaui of Tartar f.w-Iti. SoAminouia;Xo Altim.
Used ia MUupas of Home io Years the Standard
ir A B EIIOUHX B TO It A It K,
IS PIKE PROOF IKON BUIMMNO CORNER
At.iranJ uluuy street. Enquire oi Fisher
druthers.
HAMTKO.
lrANTttl). A BOY A HI UT 10 Y1SAKH OLD.
Apil AbTOKUM Otllco.
TO BUST.
rnVo KUKMriUKI) HOOMd YOU. IlOUrtK
X keeping. Keasonaiile rent, 200'Uiird alree.
MUNBIIHDHOUSHKOK H.Vi K OitltKKf
h, Court Mieer.. Apply to (i. Mol.ICA
ROOMS KOlt UCHT HOUiKKKrl'ING.
(irouiul Hot, guod locution, li.qulro ut
tins nlllct).
t'OH SALE.
OK BALK OH KENT, WOOD 8AI.OON AM)
house. Good opportunity lor iikui uarili-s.
lm
quire ut this otllco.
ET YOUll C0A1, AND U.VY FROM K1UNK
J UnMANT. Jle-t uulls l.ud coal delivered,
$U.eO. Cal at 11 Till :d street. i'i hipbone 12.
31 ISC KU.AXt.OVS.
VOUNQ & LKWIS, AtiEN IS AND 11KAI.SR3
1 In real estate and Oretfou i'luo Lu uds, 618
Second street. '
City lo!i and acriiRO, Tongno Pnlnt property ,
Flavel property, ail on unus.
10-acrc f .'tilt and cli cken tracts close to town,
cheap.
Best thing ou the market.
The SONS OF HERMANN
MASQUERADE BILL
Will be given on
FEB. 14, (St. Valentine's Day)
-At
FISHER'S HALL
Spectators are admitted by general
itmtatiou. .
Mnsker's tickets ran he had only from
tiH'rabers of the IoiIkh and nre valid only
wht'U properly siuuej. v
WANTEP
To lcae f jr term r.f one
Years, q od house of not le
'no
Pas-
eight rooms, centrfcll. locate
session dbsut April Ut.
A-'ss A
B.U., this ctfice
SALAHY CE COMMISSION
To aeenta to handle the Patent Cheml
-nl Ink F.raslnar Pencil. The most useful
f.-.d i ovei invention 01 tne age. nrases
Ink thoroughly In two seconds. Works
nk wiii ! but) per cunt profit.
Agents making $50 Per week. We also
want a general agent to take charge of
territory, and appoint sub-apents. A
rure chance to make money. Write for
ti rm n . sp"!'!!!!"" "t i-r-.imr, V nroe
Eraser Mfg. Co., X10G7, LaCrosse, Wis.
Gramms&Co
We Sell All Groceries
10 per cent olF for cash,
Onr granulated sugar.
Is se ling 17 lbs for
81, ami allother gro:
ceries in proportion.
Baking
ROSS, HICCINS & CO.,
BUTCHERS - AND - GROCERS
Astoria and Upper Astoria.
wfe Sell
my
CHOICE FRESH AND SALT MEATS,
8 near Cured Hums nul B.icon, Game, Poultry, etc.
J". O. 3Sricrt3Ll,
Manufacturing Jeweler
Fire Wa'ches a Specialty.
Solid and Plated Silver Ware.
I'MIUIELLAU That can be taken apart tti d
p.iiKeu hi iruiiKs.
40C Third Street. Astoria, Oregon.
North Pacific Brewery
JOHN KOPP, Proprietor.
Bohemian - Lager - Beer
And XX Porter.
All oi dors promptly nttctirtcd to,
Foard & Stoker
- Giiooiuna
le:itrr In CI .uin p. fimpki-rv. fillll) Snl)lillf".
j ulmi'cii Wiiiim anil Fine WliiktM. Fine leii
lull Collin aHirt cmllv. llw Km-st I)Kilay ul
Fnil.s In the t;itv, Fresn on Kvcry steiiiiii-r.
toincrof Till ni ami Weil Ll.itu etiecti.
soora A1?D SHOES
The Largest Stock, Best Quality and
Lowest Prices at tits Blgn of
The Golden Blioo.
John n-A.xxra,
PISHER BROTHERS
SHIP CHANDLERS.
Uerr and ttbdll
Wagons . and Vehicles,
rrm Marhlnory, Pgnt, 'ill., Vsrnlnlie
Lodgers' Hiiplle, KaLbsnk's ttcslo,
Iioor and VMm.ows.
PROvisions,
XLOl'ft and BULL FKU,
ASTORIA, - OREGON.
Uam - rrooman,
Ppecbl attention niilil to all hl nnd it'-r mhorj
ri'pairin. Ail t nn m uiuvk -whiihik uui hi
! crjrr. n.a-.-:. I. - t, .-ss!-gr.t;rij
snettalty. Kii"P, tiliiry Mroet, U'twcen I liinl
sqd Alitor, Awoi la. Orison
Eiue Teas and
Table Delicacies,
Domestic and
Tropical Fruits,
Vegetables, etc.
(JEFFS RESTAURANT
-I8THE-
Bon Ton Ton Restaurant in the Town
- (And the Finest on the Couti
Dinner Parties, Banquets a Specialty
The Flawt WIbm iv I IJqsors.
3!A(;M C. CROSBY,
DRAUCB1N
II AltD WAKE, IRON, 8TEEL,'
IRON ril'K AND FITHNON. .
STOVES - AND TlSWAllE,
House Fumlililn? Gondii, Sheet Lead, Strip
Lead, Hueet Iron. Tin and Copper.
O. 3P. TT3POIIUXI
' Rtiipping aJ Commtiiion SercbtoL
CANNERY SUPPLIES!
IlAltllO'TR'S Salmon Net Twine,
. NKKTUNK Bmnd Halinnn Twit
. WOOUUKUH V Cotton Lines and Twines
SEINES AND NETTING
FIRE iNSUBANOKe dented lu flnttHjlamcom
IHklilix. reprenenlllig U,'Kl,tl
IIUKMX......... Hartford, Com;,
l IM a Now York.
bTUlNUvlULU UpilUKfield.Mwt,
4fe FsetOe RxprMt sad Wtlli, Fsrg C
80 Hecoud Btreet. Astoria, Or.
WANTED,
Wo will pay fifteen cents eech for
empty sugar barrels In (Ood order,
with heads comp!cte,delivcrcd at our
factory in Astoria.
PACIFC CAN CO.
FOR SALE.
Trap and seining ground in a
good locality, also trap gear.
For further particulars inquire
atIU.E.l).,llG OineyKt.
V. r. NCHEIHE,
CIGAR : MANUFACTURER, .
Bmoken' attlclM In stock. Tt
ti mlo supplied.
Speeial Imfo Eancfactcrel U Cr(?er
Mala 8tro, Astoria, Or.
THE j OKEtJON : UAKEItY
A. A. CI.tVlLASD, Frs
Good Bread Cakss, (! Pittrj,
1'ona but tbo Vest jfAtelUU Mad.
Sat.itantOII tMiaranteel CUStGffiffJ
I
I r.ri di lirered l any part of lbs city
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