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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1896)
-w-,.:,..,: j..-. w. ........ .. vX--lr, THE DAILY ASTOUIAX, FRIDAY MOUXINtl, SKPTKMHKH 2.1, Ut'.tti. THE LIGHTEST STORE IN ASTORIA ! Wise's Customers Sec Wltot They Arc Buying DANCE AND PRESENTS XMAS NIGHT $5 in 10 Minutes By Reading Our Annexed Price List. We do a cash business. Our rash se cure! bargains which no credit house can obtain; our discounts enable us to secure the trade of all smart buyers. Will You Pay $5 More for a suit In other stores, or will you save those hard-earned $5 By spending ten minutes in our store, in vestigating our claims? No trouble to show goods; we are conscious of our advantages and know that you will not buy elsewhere When You See Our New Arrivals HERMAN WISE 111 ' The Reliable Clothier , Misses', Youth's and Children's CCHOOL JHOES Ladies' and Gents' Autumn Footwear Robbers, Rubber Boots, Etc. Oar Om4s A, John Hahn & Co. Warranted 79 Commercial St. New Arrivals... All the latest and richest fabrics in DRESS Q00DS ALBERT DUflBflR New Today: A Full Line of Umbrellas YESTERDAY'S WEATHER. Maximum temperature. 60 degrees. Minimum temperature, 52 degrees. Precipitation, none. Total precipitation from September 1st, 18, to date, 1.63 inches. Deficiency of precipitation from Sep tember 1st, 18SM5, to date. 1.S0 Inches. TO BEARERS. The "Daily AatoiW' contains twlcn as much raiding matter a any other paper published In Aatorta. It Is the only paper that preseota Ha readers with a dally telegraphic report. TO ADVEKTIsKKS. -The "Dally Aa tortan" has more than twice aa many read era aa soy other paper pobliihed In Aato ria. It la therefore mora than twice aa valuable aa ao adrertUIng medium. AROUND TOWN. The Elks will go to Portland today. Everybody Is going to the Lewis and Clarke today. Dr. W. I. Howard. Homoeopathlst, D86 Commercial street. Mr. Chris. Ness Is building a new res idence In Uppertown. For the latest In ladies' Jackets and capes call at C. II. Cooper. The merchants yesterday reported business as being very good. Mr. Lambert Larson has moved Into his new house In Alderbrook. If Enodgrass doesn't make photos you don't get the best. your Gunther't famous Chicago candles In sealed packages at C. B. Smith's. Miss Carrie Hibbard, of Portland Is Visiting Miss Alice Haskell Kuetner. C. B. Bmlth makes the only genuine . IVench boss candy In the city. Try It. Fall Styles What They're After FIRST A pure woolen black clay worsted suit, lined with good Far mer's Satin, satin piping around odKV. sewed with silk. rants of this suit have one continuous natstoaiid (avoids ripping. Suit guaranteed to tit and be worth $15 to 1S. Wo sell them in Sacks SECOND An all-wool black or blue cheviot, in sacks or frocks, superior workmanship, silk sewed, well tailored, an elegant wearer, and always worth J15, THIRD Our entire assortment of colors, plain or figured; these are about by selling them at $11.50 stores ask from $15 to $17.50 us a special discount. We offer Strictly We have Ingly low. large number of cheaper suits, too. which we sell correspond Umbrellas, umbrellas, umbrellas, from 50c to $5.00. Just arrived at C. ' to the occasion. H. Cooper's. I j It was reported yesterday that Capt. Recent events seem to indicate that Thompson, of the Chelmsford, had re an effort is being made to bear the ceived one of the new highly colored local markets. ' maps of Flavel showing the location , of town lots. Clatsop Plains people came over by the train load last night to attend the The Oregon Immigration rtoard is re Republican rally. 'ceiving fifty letters per day. The sec ' retary and his corps of typewriters The Queen, the only heating stoves, cannot keep up with the work. Ore at Fisher Brothers. Price $10. Come gon is all rlht. and examine them. You can buy a razor strop at ling ers' Drug Store, 459 Commercial street, from 20c to $4 each. For a box of choice candles, fresh and neat, go to C. B. Smith, Astoria's leading confectioner. New crop white comb honey, fancy dried apricots, and other new goods, at Pacific Commission Co. i Woolen hosiery and underwear for ladles, genu and children, at bottom prices, at C. H. Cooper'. Today at Pacific Commission Co., a large consignment of Italian Prunes, tomatoes, etc., for preserving, cheap. The pyramid of canned Columbia riv er salmon at the Portland Exposition js creating much favorable comment, Carbons are photos as well ina only permanent' as the most artistic, ' and Snodgrass knows how to make them. The work of repairing 8th street In front of the Brown and Corbett prop-1 erty opposite the Parker HoU.se was ! commenced yesterday. bid you see the parade last nlght-it ' was a big one, and a forerunner of the triumph of Republican principles in Clatwp county November 3. j One of the sailors off the British ship which arrived yesterday was found to be very 111 and was removed to the hospital yesterday afternoon. The excursion this morning over the new Lewia and Clarke road will be one of the events of Clatsop county, and a large attendance Is assured. Arrived Our first Invoke of frill and : l'-ead, John Days; Joseph Meehan, El winter garments. They fit-, very nob- "ott's Landing: Mis. Morrison, Clatsop by. Call and t-xamlrit- them. C. H. : Plains; Peter Horach, Cathlamet; W. Cooper, the Lending House of Astoria. W. Burchard, Nehalem. Jarne P. West has opened the new barber sfn,p opposite Kopp's new brew - ery. It Is one of the most handsomely fitted tonsorial establihmenta in the city. Mrs. Ray, business and test medium. Circles Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday evening. Admission to circles, 10 cts.. readings 50 cents. 410 Bond street, Room 5. The cheapest place In town to buy your groceries, eggs and butter and 18 pounds of sugar for one dollar at the Commission House, successor to Asto ria Creamery. Even the weather favored the Re publican rally last night. The sunset was one of the most beautiful seen j this fall, tnd the full moon rose early ' $10 Now for sacks and frocks In dark or medium the suits we created so much talk (our celebrated $11.50 specials); oilier for the same goods; but our cash secured you the benertl And Quote Now $10 Cash! , in the evening and lent her radiance A man by the name of Armstrong, a , workman in the city, was taken to the hospital yesterday afternoon. The ex act nature of his trouble could not be learned last night. German knitting yarn, Spanish and Saxony wools, zephyrs, etc.. direct from the manufacturers. Best qualities at low prices. C. H. Cooper, the leading House of Astoria. All those n ho are Interested In tak ing lessons in shorthand will meet Mrs. Woodford at the Tlghe Hotel at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening, the 29th Inst. Terms, $5 per monh. Captain Lewis, of the Fulwood, re ports that he will soon complete the discharging of his cargo of steel rails. It is said that he Is also looking around for a map of Flavel. The Tjidie.' Aid r.ri,.tv nr .ho Con Rregatlonal church will meet this af- ternoon at the house of Mrs. Bollinger, 5r,3 Franklin avenue. All the lady mt;m: trs and their friends are Invited. A party of fishermen, Including Count Bismarck Leinenweher, Miss Jessie Jewett and others, returned from the N'thalem yesterday afternoon, and re- 1 "y,"B "ou " "ui" 'ns' Thj 0 R Qo round trip tickets on sale to Portland September 23 and U and October 6 and 7, at one fare for the round trip. Tlck- !em good going ufl date of sale and good returning Within ten days from date of sale, Among the visitors from th country yesterday were Jacob Wilson, Bkamoit awa: J. W. Minaker, Knippa; J. W. Mm V. N. Smith, who sent a box of h - r famous Oobb-n Band lilies to Mrs. ,C. V. VanlCtten. Chicago, received word yesterday that the blossoms were received In perfect condition and that they were as lovely and fragrant as If Just plucked from the parent stem. Miss Martha L. Gilbert, besides ac cepting a few more pupils desiring pri vate lessons In French, will form a class for instruction In that language. Those who wish to Join the class are Invited to meet Miss Ollbert on any day this week, at her residence, IM Third street. Mrs. Hammerstrong, wife of the sec ond officer of the Columbine, who has been very III recently, is now nursing a very sick baby and two rhlldren Just recovering from the measles. There or Frocks Now LOUIS HARTWIC'S Fourteen Year Hero In 1)1,1 Hoy I'rous n IX-sncratc Battle. he was in n unc; for viaii. Hut Two Hlaok Hear Came Across His rath and. With the Aid .f Ills IV.g, the Little Fellow Killed I loth with llufkahot. Everyone knows lnils llitrtwlg. He has lived In Astoria all his life. He la 1 years of age. but one would never think so to look at him He Is rather small tor his age. but his pluck Is un limited. This he demonstrated III a desperate battle with bear yesterday and that. to, in the city limits! Louis Just returned front a Islt to San Francisco and heard that quail i had been killed at Young's river. Yes-1 torday morning he shouldered his j slniflo-oarrelled shotgun and. Inking a lunch, started over the hills. His faithful dog, Jack, also accompanied him. As he was after quail all his shells were hutded with Mrdshot. The youthful Nlmrod was strolling through the wood atmut a mile back of the "Travellers' Ileal." looking for a nice shady place to eat his lunch when the barking of his dog attracted his at tention. "At first I thought Jack was barking at a calf." said Iouls last night, "but when I went over to where he was I saw that he had "treed" a bear. 1 only had blnlshot In my gun. but, as the bear was a young one. I thought I might kill him. I knew that the moth er was near, but I thought I could kill the little one and run off with it before she came. So I blazed away, and the rub tumbled out of the tree, squealing awfully loud. It wa too badly hurt, or frightened, to get up and run. and I was beating it over the head when Jack began barking again. I turned around and saw the mother bear coming right for me. I was pretty frightened, because j t knew the mother would fight for the I cub. The old bear started after the! dog and I dipped another shell In the gun. The cub was lying on the ground S(ueallng. Jack kept running around in a circle and the mother bear fol - lowed him. When she came clone me I tired at her and she ran off llttle way. Jack followed her. I was afraid she would kill him and I picked up a club and made up my mind that if she got hold of him I would use the club. Hut she didn't catch him. So I seems to be an epidemic of sickness amongst the children In certain quar ters of the city. Miss Mabel Carter, of Pol em. Is vis iting Mr. and Mrs. J. M Olllette, of this cliy. Miss Carter Is one of the most talented elocutionist In the state and w ill shortly appear In Astoria un- r the auspices of the High School. The young ludy hns won much praise for herself and her appearance In this Ity Is anxiously awaited. Friday evening. October J. the High School will give an entertainment con- Istlng of an elocutionary and literary program. .Miss Maoel Carter, of pb lem. has be-n secured for the recital, and the best musical talent of Astoria will assist In making the evening a de lightful one. Former entertainments given by the High School are a sulll- lent guaranty of the excellence of this one. rull announcement of place and program later. .Hereafter, until the roses bloom again, the festive kid must seek the seclusion of his downy couch at 8 p. ni. Mayor Taylor yesterday signed the curfew ordinance, which makes this mandatory upon the small hoy. l,ast night about twenty enterprising young gentlemen met on a back street and formed the Hoys' Protective Society, the object of which will be to work against the re-eectlon of the present city council and riiltyof, Mlses Rosalia Sherman, a native of Damascus, Syria, Who Is In the city, visiting at the resdence of Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Holden will be remembered by many as one of the native needle women of that country In attendance at the world's fair, Chicago. Slnco then she has been educating herself un der the auspices of the Presbyterian church for missionary work. On her present Wsatern tour she la making and selling native nidle work fir the purpose of completing her educatlun before returning to her native country. Her father Is a hatlve missionary In Syria. The jMung lady Is below the medium height, prepossessing In ap pearodiee, atmut 21 years of age, and very much In earnest over her work. The U. S. Gov t Reports show Royal Baking Powder superior to all others. Most so-called "salmon twines" ar col ored with acids. The acids rot th fibre and render the material useless. In the office of Elmore, Sanborn Co. Is an ob ject lesson that ought to bt examined by all fishermen. It Is the whol of the material used In the manufacture of Mar hall's twine from (tart to finish. Oo there and examine the color right through. You will see then why Mar shall's Is call I'd the beat In the world. TO ;t'KK A OI.t IN ONK IMV, Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money If It falls to cure. 2iic. For sale by Chan. Rogers, Druggist. Parties desiring the beat of Job printing at the lowest price should call at the Astoria Job office before going else where. At Jacksonville business so far has been better than the most saugulne of the Jobbers predicted. WARRENTON Columbia Harbor Land Co. CORNER... BOND and ELEVENTH STS. M.nson application. culled him and then ran almut a mile to Mr Nutter's house and got some buckshot. I hud my lo,ng (u,ila along and llllcd several ahella. Uolng back I ,iw Hie cub crawling on and shot It. Then the old hear came out uf the brush and look after Jack I wait ed till I got a good shot nt her and then tired. The first shot didn't kill her and I was afraid she would kill me The second shell wouldn't go off, but the third did and It killed her. "Mr. Nutter and some men and wom en Ht his home helped me carry the hear to whore a wagon was ami we brought them to town. I'm awfully glnd the bear didn't kill Jack." The cub was a healthy looking youngster himself, and weighed about l.'-u poun Is. The old bear weighs 3i0 pound. Iul has received many con gratulation for his bravery In attack ing the ferocious animals THE t lilt I IT COI IIT. i ; mini Jury Indicia Some of the Strik ing Fishermen. In the circuit court yesterday but lit-! tie liusliiem wiu transacted. The fol-! lowing proceedings were had: j T. Ilelgeson vs. Fred t'berg. the nm-I j t'on to strike out part of the answer ; was argued and submitted to the court. S'ate of Oregon vs. Walter Cooper. the defendant was arraigned and: charged with the crime of larceny and stated that hi true name wo Thomas Cooper, tieorge Welch was apHlnted to defend the accused and was given 'until Monday In which to plead The grand J.iry returned Into court three true bills ami one not true bill. 1 State of Oregon vs. John Cryan. the tojgraid Jury returned a not true bill a land the defendant was ordered dla- charged. Matt Anderson and John Johnson, native of llussla, were admitted to cll Isenshlp. ' The true bills returned by the grand Jury were a follows; Walter Cooper, charged w ith the lar ceny of clothes anil money from l tie residence of K. Rogers. John Oovlch, I'unl.'l Ilsnnula, Lucas Frnntovlch, and I'aul Hitlloppa, chiirg.il with rlotuoa ly assembling together, with the In tent to act together and disturb the Pu-e. and that they did assault, heat, wound, Ill-trout, and otherwise Injure one Louis Oxvold, that they ,-re arm ed with dangepnis weapons with which I they attacked said oxvold, and wound Jed him. (These were the disturbers during the trouble at the Booth Can 'neryi; J.- Terry ami Jim llrlneit with the larceny of a gill net on the !th uf August, the property of llurdln Knighton. "fK'tiy a matter or mmlnens, a ROAKD OF KyCALIZATION MKKT-' "mt,'"r "f "I"11'' '',," I" salnrle ijjy to employe, and of Interest on capital . InviHItcd to stix kholder. Notice Is hereby given that beginning ' A railroad's Income la Its receipts on Monday, September 28. U'J. al 10 from hauling freight and passenger o'clock a. m., In the office of the It expenditures are for material and county clerk, the Board of Kiual- labor, luxe and Interest. What re Ixatlon of Clatsop county will hold main after this I pag (and very a meeting fur the purpose of pub- often nothing remain), Is the rennu llcly examining and correcting all er- iteration of stockholder for the use of mm of valuation and description of their capital. A considerable amount land or other property appear- of a railroad's materials ore ImiHirted, Ing on the assessment rolls of or are affected by the price of Imports, Clatsop county; when and where and a very large proportion of rail It Is the duty of all persons to road indebtedness In the foiled Stales appear If they wish corrections made Is to foreign bondholder. In said rolls, as no correction or alter-i All of a railroad's re-olpts, prncth al atlons can be made on said rolls by any ly, under Up: proposed "l to I" officer after the adjournment of suld 'si heme, would be In diver dollars, board. ALFRED OIHHON8. worth not to exceed 0.1 cents each. The County Assessor. I expenditures for Imported materials, Astoria, September 3, 18M. and for Interest and tlio principal of 'their Indebtedness would then le, as NOTICE TO THE PltOPERTV OWN- now , c,.t n KM or the value of KKS OF ALDEItllROOK AND ; Kot.1. both of their value being dcter VICINITY, mined by weight ami not by what the Vi.Ha I- ..I.....1 .l. ,....t 1 "" ' -" " i'"""" mooting win he held at the w hoolhouse In Alderlit-ttoK on Saturday afternoon,!.. , , ; , . . . .. ..... would be weighed, and, If It came up Scptemhur 28, at 2 o'clock, for the pur pose of considering the advisability of Improving that section of the city by buildings streets, extending the street railway line and encouraging the loca tion of manufactories and other enter prises. All the property owners of East Astoria are requested to be present NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. Shippers are hereby notified that lo- cal freight to points on the Seashore road will be received at the Telephone dock only. AH freight must be dellv-1 ered one hour before train time. No freight will be received after 4:30 p. m. C. F. LESTER, Bupt. OASTOniA. ni ft lialli Kgiiiatt of ti n tap; Salton Sea Salt for liatlis at the Estes-Conn Drug Store I 10c and 25c per packatre. Notice for Bids. Proposals are asked for tuning a'.out ' t 2500 square yards on the Flavel Hotel I grounds. Turf to be three Inches thick. closely laid and rolled, of close-cropped white clover and free from weeds and wild grasses. Right reserved to reject any or ill bids. State price per square yard. Bids to be dosed October 3d. Address FLAVEL HOTEL CO., Flavel, Oregon. If von will look into tho WARRENTON is tlio iTt'iim of west nitlo property. Tlio con tor of j in nvo int'ntu is hero, ami no im investment for business or a hoin thero is m(liiii to i'(iuil it in tlio whole proposition In WARRENTON lots aro all largo, full size, fiOxllK). Prices range fro in $lf0 to $2 ")l nif 1 1. SoM on installments. Tonus to suit. Havo your fining' ami luy a lot in Clarkson & ftcrvin LONG FIR PILING Promptly Furnished Astoria Asphalt and Roofing Co. t ii im r i- - a i mi woriv Mtxif l'nlill!u ntl Hmlrliitf UUy lt"t. McKIMRY AM) SOI XI) MONKY (Continued from First I'aga.) appeared In Astoria. He tella many stories, but each Is a volume of thought lie mukea thltiita ao plain Dial even a child can understand him. lie held his audience In close attention last night and was given three rmialng cheer al the clone of hla speech. WHY KKKi: COIN AUK Woll.D HK IU'l'K WAOKS. To the Hallway Age I am opposed to "Hryanlsm" for the reason that we should abhor national dishonor aa much aa Individual dis honor If a man loans me a horse for two year, I alpect to give him back a horse a good a I received frxn him. If I don't, I simply cheat him out of tho difference between the value of the horse received and the one re ' turned. I Twenty-five year ago my father,"1""' "r "''' , paid $15. the market value then, for a pair of Imk.is Those were prosperous line. but the prierlty of that time waa not due to the fuel that we werei'jili and Iniaue atreet. olig,-l to pay live tunes as much for Iwota as we rati now purchase them for How utterly rldlculoua It would be for me to now demand one pair of boots for f'j when I know the market la overloaded with Imhi which I can purchase at 13 per pair! If my labor la worth per month two lumnda of all ver. how foollh It would be in me to Insist on being paid only one pound for my services! Yet a large proportion of the American people have by dema gogue, self Interested, uninformed and deluded Mlltlc!atlS, become so befud dled and hi-wlldem!' with the promise of "l to 1," "free silver." and "ibdlurs of our dnddbii" that they are willing to Vote to be paid III something uf tin If the viihie of their labor or pro. duct. In preference to money of itie full vulue of their labor or product. My occupation Is that of railroad em ploye; my politic are I 'emiH-ratlc, but the silver Insue now before the people 1'nlted States or any other nation tuny ;t,imp on the face of the coins. A .,,., n..,i mm... silver dollar to the ratio of 1(1 to 1, credit would bo given the railroad for M rents Interest on Us Indebtedness. As the railroad had credited the shipper or the pussen ger 11 when it received this silver dol lar, but could In Europe obtain credit for only US cents for the siitne piece of money, we clearly seo that this dol lar transaction has proved a loss to the railroad company of (5 cents. Railroad corporations, like all other .corporation and Individuals engaged 'In business, will not and cannot long continue In a losing enterprise. Tho reduction In the debt-paying power of Its receipts must bo mot by a propor tionate reduction In Its expenditures, or by an Increase In Its receipts equal to the deprecation In the medium with which It Is obliged to pay Its debts. One or the other Is Inevitable. If shippers (which means consumer) and passengers are willing to pay $1 for 65 cents' worth of tyiluo received fl'om rHllr"n'!"i an,i f railroad employe "" ' ' . ,,t iu"'i ( mi' nmruiu Jli-cu in IririfrrMe "HryantHm;" If not, thy should oh heartily and vltforouHly oppoHe it, f. r".... ..-.,1 n. l ...i ' ' u "" """""" ul ul I linn nfr Ifl 4 .a -... 1 1. -. 1 ' ""'" i'""""'iy nave tiny oilier uirect than to produce a national panic, In which every Industry but sliver mining must enormously suf fer. K. P. ALEXANDER. fNoto. The writer of the above is foreman of the roundhouse of the Ht. Louis and San Francisco railway. Meany Is tho leading tailor, and pays the highest cash price for fur skins. nitu nttoii you will m' that WARRENTON Boom Company 216 and 217 Chamber of Commerce Portland. Oregon IKII miliKIt AT II I IM I, M.AtKI. Ml II. !. uunraiuvcu N. JUN51-N anil R. O. HANSliN WANTED. YVANTKO lly Japanese hoy, place In doctors or lawyer office. Addrea F. K . care Aatorlaii WA.M'KO Situation aa sccouniant or experienced bookkeeper first -das references Addiv A. Astorlan office.. WAN'TKO I'artner. Immediately, manufacturing bualiiew; f 1 VI cash re quired. All giHHla aold cash In ad vance. Address 8 . Astorlan ofllce Wanted -A few pupils on tho piano. Mia Martha I. Oltborl. !-' Third, atreel. flO to $IS per wctH for men nml Komcnj for ay horn work. No book or ranvaaalng. No tgperlence. Ilna fld offer. No Catch. Hand (lamp for work and particular K. IlKltMANN, til H. Hlith street, fhlladelphla. Fa. OK KENT. Foil ltKNT-Fumlahe.1 ro..lna. en, Iiojulre rm IT, Fla vei nrlck. Foil UK.NT -Three or four room, with board. Mr K. C. Itolden. corner Foil !l:NT-Nwly furnished rnom hot and cold baths; call at this office. Foil RENT Three furnished ruonn with or without board. Apply HI 7th atrret. roil BALK. FOR SALE-12-room UMglnTllouiZ Centrally located; cheap lea; bar gain. Aatorla ld and Inv. Co., l!A Commercial atreat. JAPANESE lloons Firework" Juat out-Just received Juat what you. want al Wing Lea's. Ml Commercial, atreel. "The Louvre 1 ASTORIA'S MlKbtOtH ENTERTAINMENT MALL a ri.otms rina Muale. Oatnaa of All Klmla. To. Magntnraitl Hara. tveitTTitiMi nim-cuss Good Order and Everybody's Rights. STKUTI.V OHSKKVKII. C A. HANSON Cash Grocer C0MMKKUAL STKCET the rjpri - VJCl 1.. A RESORT FOR Corner Commercial and nth Sts. GENTLEMEN AI.I X CAMI'tll'l.l., Prop. R. L. Boyle & Co. .Real Estate LOANS AND INVESTMENTS: COMMERCIAL HT. Dt'corafotl riuti'H, 60c a Sut. Decorated iSyrup Pitchers, , l!)c Clearance t-ale Trices. T11E AKOADK. f BREMNER & HOLMES HIaclcnmtthn. SpMlat attsntion paid to namboat r. pairing, flrst-claii horaeaholng, etc LOGGING CflJWP niORK fl SPECIALTY 117 Olnsy street, between Third and . and Fourth. Astoria, Or. (