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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1896)
'.;.v;' - - THE DAILY AST0R1AN. WKDXKSIUY MOUX1NU, NOVKMBKH M. HWB . i 1 . X 4 le t Misses', Youth's and Children's s HOOL HOES Ladies' and Gents' Autumn Footwear Rubters, Rubber Boots, Etc. Oar John Hahn & Co. An Warranto 79 Commercial St. SIQNAL SERVICE REPORT. TESTERDATS WEATHER. Maximum temperature, 40 degrees. Minimum temperature, 3 degrees. Precipitation, none. Total precipitation from September 1st, IS, to date, iS.SS Inches. Excess of precipitation from Septem ber Ut, 1SS, to .late, MT Inches. TODAY'S WEATHER. Portland, November M. For Wash ington and Oregon, Fair weather, ex cept light snow In the mountainous dls trtat of eastern Oregon. TO REArKR.-Taa "Dally Astarlaa" oaUlai twlco u aaaeh raadlag natter aa amy elkar paper pabtUhed la Astoria. It a the aaly papar tkat preseata IU raadara with a dally telegraphie report. TO ADVBBTIKR.-Tha Dally Aa tarlaa" hae mere thaa tw lea aaaMay raad ara aa aay athar papar pabllahad ra Aato rla. It Is therefore aaora thaa twice aa valaable as aa artvertialBg aMdlaoi. tats af Orerna, I Coaaty af Clataop.j We, Ua nomlpal, local aMaacers raapaetlTaly of tha Waatcra raloa aad raatal Telegraph eoaiaaal.e. haraby ar tlfy that tha "Dally Aatortaa" la tha oaly papar pabltaaed la Astoria whlrh aaw ra ealvaa. ar at aay tlaia arlag aar aoatrol af said enVwa has raaalvad. a talecraphle praM report. .D. JOHKSON, ataaager V. T. Co. J. K. CLARK, Maaager rostal Tal. Ca. AROUND TOWN. Republican primaries today. Great cloak ssje at Shaoahao Bros.' Pianos for rent Grlffln Heed, City Book Store, Judge Abercromble is In Portland on legal business. .. Mr. W. C. Rigg. of Chicago, is visit ing In the city. Mr. M. P. Callender, was over from Knappton yesterday. Money to Loan Astoria Abstract, Title and Trust Co. Col. John Adair, of Sunnymead, was In the city yesterday. Don't fall to attend the Red Men's masquerade ball tonight E. De trick. Jr, of San Francisco, was at the Occident yesterday. Two hundred gallons of sweet cider at the Foard & Stokes Co. Gunther'a, the only Candles In the city. C. B, Smith, sole agent Received, at Foard & Stokes Co.'s, 200 turkeys, alive and dressed. Hon John Fox has returned from a business trip to Puget Sound cities. Just take a loov at C. B. Smith's famous Ounther candles. It will do you good. Novelties for stylish house dresses. 10 cents yard. Just received by McAllen & McDonnell. The Orau Company will arrive to morrow morning and play at Fisher's in the evening. Fancy Eastern apples, new crop rai sins, nuts, figs, mince meat, etc. Ross, Hlgglns Co. Mr. T. J. Conroy, a well known San Francisco Insurance man, was (n the city yesterday. Next Saturday night the Young Men's Institute will give a social dance at the Y. M. I. hall. For best cooking wines and brandies sweet and boiled cider, call at Foard & Stokes Co.'s. THREE SIZES OF QUEEN HEAT ers now in stock and for sale only by Fisher Brothers. Mackintoshes, perfect fitting winter wrappers, Jackets, wraps. Wholesale prices. Low Price Store. Dr. Howard's residence Is at 525 Com mercial street over the "Spa." Night calls promptly attended. Hon. J. C. Young, ex-repreaentatlve to the legislature from Baker county) was In the city yesterday. Dr. T. L. Ball, dentist. Teeth ex tracted without pain. Price reasonable. No. 662 Commercial street. Several nice little Jobs are reported to be In process of cooking and will be served in the primaries today. Don't pay ten and twelve dollars for The best way to buy any thing is to borrow it first Get a package of Schil ling's Best tea of your grocer. He pays you your money back if you don't like it That's our way of lend ing. ASchillinr ft Company au rrancitco alr-tlght stoves when you can get them for half the money at Sl Bond street, St. Agnes Guild will hold Its after noon tea Friday, November JTth, at the home of Mrs. Page, on Fourteenth street At the Bonbonnlere Sailed almonds, fresh on Thanksgiving morning, deliv ered to any part of the city. Give your orders early Jasper Ilovgaard and Adolph Slver son made final proof on their home stead claims j-esterday before Deputy Clerk Whcrlty. The sale of reserved seats tor the i!rau Opera Company will commence this morning at I o'clock, at the New York Novelty Store. Mr. Isaac Bergman left yesterday for his Oray's river ranch, where he will Inspect the work being done prepara tory to spring sowing. LOOK OUT for fraudulent telegraph Ic news in the Astoria afternoon papers. None of these papers receives one line of outside news by telegraph. Among the Portlamlers In the city yesterday were J. W. Cook. Taiil C. Bates. E. Staudecker and E. A. Seeley, all of whom were at the Occident. Don't forget that the Low Price Store has the only perfect fitting wrappers, the handsomest line of Jackets and capes, and Is selling them at wholesale prices, 491 Bond street The ladles of the W. C. T. U. will be at their hall this afternoon from ! o'clock until C o'clock to receive dona tions for the poor. All needy persons will please call after 4 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Roberts, of Olney, arrived in the city yesterday. Mrs. Roberta has been seriously 111 for the past three weeks with measles and hits come to this city for treatment. The Red Men's masquerade ball takes place tonight That it will be a grand success goes without saying. The Port land oostumer failed to arrive yester day, but reached the city this morning. The Toung Ladles' Sewing Society of the Bwtdlsh Lutheran church will give a sociable and auction In the basement of the church Thanksgiving evening. A short program will be rendered be ginning at 7:30 o'clock. The tea to be given by St. Agnes' Guild Friday afternoon at the beautiful home of Mrs. Page on the Corner of Grand avenue and Fourteenth street promises to be a very successful affair. lit Is intended that the tea shall con tinue till 8 in the evening. An excellent musical program has been prepared by the ladies. For the past month potatoes have i been very scarce. Farmers In Clatsop county have been holding oft for better prices and several large grocers have been unable to obtain sufficient sup- i plies. The California product Is now being shiped to Astoria and the far- Imers of this vicinity will soon be com ipell?d to sell. ! Astoria will be well amused during j the holidays. Tonight occures the Rtd Men's masquerade ball; Friday night ithe Young Men's Institute social dance and St. Agnes' Guild tea, and the Grau Opera Company will open a three days' engagement at Fisher's tomorrow night. The Corinne Company will open the Columbia on December 10. "Good morning, Mrs. Jones; where are you going so early?" "I am going jto the 'Pat Market' to buy my Thanks giving turkey." "Why do you go there. !Mrs. Jones Don't you know Pat is j Irish?" "That's all right, but it Is the ionly place In town I can buy a good, i corn-fed turkey, brought all the way ifrom the East especially for Thanks giving." Yesterday afternoon a large load of lumber for the new bridge being built Ion the county road near Krosel's farm 'was taken out. The remainder of the material necessary to the construction (will be taken out tomorrow. Several imcn will begin work this morning and 'it is expected the bridge will be com- Dieted so that travel will be delayed not i longer than from noon today to Thurs day noon. i It has often been stated that the rise i In the price of wheat does not affect Clatsop county, but It does, neverthe less. For instance, the turkeys receiv ed this year are much poorer than those of last season. A year ago wheat was down and market turkeys were fat but this year, with wheat up to 75 and TO cents, It does not pay to feed It to tur keys. The best turkeys now obtaina ble are those raised on small farms. A great deal of Interest Is being taken by local sporting men In the Fitzslm- mons-Sharkey fight, which takes place In San Francisco December 2. Many are of the opinion that the Australian will take Sharkey's head off in a min ute, but there are many who think the sailor will successfully withstand Fltz slmmons' terrific blows. The fight will be one of the best ever seen on the Pacific slope. Section 12 of Ordinance No. 13S4, page 179, of the city charter, reads as fol lows: "All vessels coming to dock shall rig In whiskers; all vessels before com ing to the dock shall rig In their Jib booms and whiskers and bumpkins, and the lower and topsail yards be brac ed In sharp." Thus, when vessels are In the offing for for several days, It may be expected that they are waiting for their whiskers to grow. It is said the municipal amanuensis drew up the ordinance, which defines the duty of the harbor master. The Rev. Mr. Dunlap, pastor of the Methodist church of Warrenton, had rather an unpleasant experience Mon day. With several friends he had gone to West lake to shoot ducks. No birds flew that way and the party, excepting Mr. Dunlap, . determined to visit the adjoining lake. The pastor procured a SEASONABLE GOODS ! Blankets... Of Oregon mul California manufacture In all colors and aizea,.nt bottom pricew. Comforts... In Eider Down and Carded Cotton, made of the very best material. Very cheap. Warm Underwear We have tle leu-gent (election of Lllet' tuttl Ocntrt', MlctaesV. Youth's and Children' Uiulerwenr to t found In this port of the country, mul at reasonable price. c. h: COOPER small canoe and p addled out Into West lake, and soon a large flock of ducks came along. Raising his gun, he (I red and several birds fell. The recoil of the gun overturned the canoe, and the rev erend gentleman was thrown Into (he Icy waters of the lake. Not wishing to lose his gun, which is a valuable one. he clung to the overturned canoe and awaited the return of his companions. For almost an hour he remained In this position and was well nigh ex hausted when the-other hunters came In sight. He was rescued from his perilous position, benumbed with cold, and taken to an adjoining house. The paper wedding" celebration of Mr. and Mrs. William Ttmson Monday evening was a very pleasant altilr. "Hearts" were the favors and the game of the evening. Many beautiful paper presents were received. Mr. Horace Thing carried off the first gentlemen's prise and Mrs. Gosslln the first ladles' prise. Miss Bessie Arndt captured the ladies' "booby" prise and Prof. Thorn ton the gentlemen's lowest prise. At the conclusion of the card games music, singing and dancing were indulged In, after which refreshments were served. Among thoee present were: Judge and Mrs. Lighter, Judge and Mrs. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Thing, Mr. and Mrs. F. Prael, Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Prael Mr. and Mrs. Herman F. Prael. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Kendall Mr. and Mrs. Gosslln, Mr. and Mrs. Troyer, Mr. and Mrs. Thad Trul- Unger. Miss Bessie Arndt, Miss tSelle Trulllnger. Miss Edith Conn, Miss Nel lie Sherman, Prof. Thornton. Dr. M. M. Walker, and Mr. Richard Curruthera. A great deal of interest has been man ifested in intercollegiate football of late and a match game will be played on Thanksgiving day. The first and sec ond elevens of the Astoria Football Club will meet, the men lining up as follows: First eleven Oeorge Hawes, center; B. Marion, left end; Will Young, right end; Harry Young, left tackle; Jones, right tackle; Cotter, left guard: Hay ward, right guard; Geo. Smith, half back; D. Allen, right half back; Nace Grant, full back; J. Young, quarter back. Second eleven J. Johnson, cen ter rush; D. McLean, right guard; W. Curtis, right tackle; Geo. Ohler. right end, Taylor, left guard; C. Brown, (cap tain) left tackle; Holt, left end; J. Mc Cue, quarterback; A. Smith, left half back; W. Crosby, right halfback; J. Bufflngton. fullback; substitutes. C. So vey, Gus Woods. H. Cassell. The first eleven is a much heavier team than the second, but those who know say the latter will put up a very good game. Ohler and Holt are playing well for beginners, as is also Dan Allen, who though, has had considerable experi ence. It has not yet been decided where the game will be played. The street committee is taking steps to repair the damage on Grand avenue between 9th and 10th streets. Tons of earth cover the block, making the street impassable, and people residing In that vicinity are forced to cut across blocks to reach their homes. Yesterday morn ing 350 feet of sluice boxes were con structed and the hydrants and Are hose will be used to wash the dirt down Into the hole near the Tlghe hotel. It Is doubtful whether this will be success ful, as the hill gives way as soon as any dirt Is removed. The buildings on the south side of Grand aevnue east of 9th street are In great danger of being carried away and several houses are sliding. Chairman Parker, of the street committee, says he does not know how much earth can be removed, but that a beginning will be made. The avenue has already cost the city sever al thousands of dollars and now It ap pears that a full block will have to be rebuilt. Many are of the opinion that the council should have all streets run ning east and west graded down to a level. As It is Franklin avenue, for instance, runs up hill and down hill and has been sliding In several places. jaquerade Costumes Those who anticipate attending the Red Men's masquerade bail on Thanksgiving eve can procure ele gant costumes by placing orders with Miss Florence McMullen Room 7, Mansell Bldg. Prices rea sonable and satisfaction guaran teed. The Leading House of Astoria. Were the streets level. It Is said, they would last much longer. The cost of grading Franklin avenue to a lsvel would not have been groat and the thoroughfare would have been a good one. OLD.FASHIONED THANK50IVINQ DINNER as rrtpsred by ford M Stokes Co. Boast Turkey, Oyster Dressing. Cranberry Sauce. Mashed Potatoes. Stewed Corn. Boiled Onions. Chicken He. Olives. Preserved Peaches. Pumpkin Pie. Mince Pie. Apple Pie. Cheese. Fruit Coffee. GRAU'h OPEHA COMPANY, firau's world famous opera company will make their fl.st appearance In As jtorla at Fisher's Opera House tomr jrow evening for to nights and a sie- clal Saturday matinee, presenting for .the first time In this city two great 'operas. "Paul Jones." and "Tar and Tartar." This Is one of the strongest opera organisations traveling and j should be greted by crowded houses as it Is seldom that Astoria gets good (comic opera. Among the artists are Miss Alice Johnson, Alice Carle, Ger trude Lodge, Fanny De Costa, Ilobt Dunbar. Sylvian Lunglons, Ilobt. Lett Gilbert Clayton, and Stanley Felch, to gether with a powerful chorus and iGrau's own orchestra. ADVKUTISED LETTERS. The following unclaimed letters were advertised at the Astoria postofflce on November 23. 1SWS: Carlow, Turner (2) Fox, Miss Minnie Garner, Mr. JesslcMarvey, M. Gibbons. Johnle Hollem, C. W. Knowles Bros. Lunkanane. Jno. Makato. Emell. Ryan. Will P. Sandas, MIsloulsu3!iamlcy, Edgar Wiley, J. K. Wolf, C. Foreign. Andrea, Deslmom Norman Mrl'rejaml Persons calling for any of the above letters will please say "advertised." Additional postage of one cent for each letter advertised is charged. HERMAN WISE, P. M. TO If HE A COLD IN ONE DAY. Take laxative Bromo vilnlne Tablets. All druggists refund the money If It fails to cure. 25c. For sale by Chas. Rogers, Druggist. WARRENTON THANKSGIVING BALL. On Thanksgiving evening, Thursday, November 26th, the Warrenton Lodge, No. 52, A. O. U. W will give a grand ball at the new Warren building. The committee has provided excellent mu sic for the occasion, and all are Invited. The price of tickets Including supper has been set at $1.50. The steamer Elec tric will run from Asotrla via Fort Stevens and New Astoria, for the ac commodation of those who wish to at tend. Salton Sea Salt for baths at the Estes-Conn Inip Store 10c and 25c per package. Fine Turkeys Geese and Chickens For Thanksgiving Leave Your Orders Early With Ross, Higgins & Co. Coffee Be, Woodcock's, 674 Com'l St. McKinley and Columbia Harbor Land Co. CORNER... BOND and ELEVENTH STS. Ms on application. lU.Tl'lll.U'AN riUMAItY TION. F.LKC. Notice Is hcrvby given that a Primary Election will bo held In the City of Astoria, on Wednesday, November HMh, IS'.W, to elect 45 delegates to the Repub lican clly convention to be held on Friday. November 27th, SH. at the clly Hall, at S o'clock p, m. for the pur pose of nominating one councilman from each ward for the coming election. Polling place. 1st Ward Rescue En gine house (11 delegates). Judaea A. R. Cyrus, 11. B. Ferguson. Martin Johnson. Polling place, M Ward-Welch Bros ' oillie til delegates). Judges Jas. W. Welch, August Nelson. Martin Foard. rolling place. M wanlOAles of W. F. McGregor (15 delegates). Judge W. F. McGregor. O. F. Morton, John Etiberg. Poll will be opened from 1 p. in. till I p. m. By order of the City Central Com. mlttes. CHAS. II. STOCKTON, ' Secretary. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOT1CK. ! Notice is hereby given that I have been appointed administrator of the estate of W. H. Ryan, deceased. All persons having cl tlms against said es-1 tate must present th. same lo me at ' Astoria, within six months from th. date hereof. All persons Indebted to said estate are hereby notified to pay said Indebtedness lo me. forthwith. F. J. CARNEY. Astoria. Or. October , 1S94. FIRE ALARM BOXES. Box S-Trulliuger's Mill. nox Astor snd Seventh street. Box 7 Ninth and Duane. Box Commercial and Fifteenth. Box Clatsop Mill. nox 12-Car Stables. Box 14 McGregor's Mill. OUrt CORNER. A gentleman's resort, at corner of Bond and Twelfth streets. The finest brands of liquors and cigars always on hand. Call and try us. ANDERSON A PETERSON. The Sacramento airship may have been an Illusion, but all the same the airship Is coming. The U. S. Gov t Reports Aov Royal Baking Powder superior to all others. They are talking of nothing In the East but chrysanthemums, horses and football. OABTOniA. n fu ll alii SlfUIU. sf vrtspah Use Webfoot Corn (.'nre. No enre no pay. For sale at En-tes-Conn briiar Store. Fisher's Opera House L. E. SELIO, Manager. The OrcBtfHt Trvat Ever Known in Astoria. Thursday and Friday November 26 and 2 7 Special Saturday Afternoon Mutinee. GRAU :OPERA: COMPANY Presenting the following Repertoire: Thursday "PAUL JONES" Friday "TAR AND TARTAR" Saturday Matinee "BEGGAR STUDENT" Powerful Chorus. GRAU'S OWN ORCHESTRA Seats, 50c and $l Box Sheet opens at the New York Nov elty Store Wednesday morning, Novem ber 26, at 9 o'cloclc F. B. Morgan PASSENGER AGENT O. R. & N. Company voiuniDia Kivar mmw 254 V'sshinqtos St. m cor. Third Portland, or. Good Times! lVopl' wlm liuve lnmi'lii.n iiwuy tlifir nullify mo now Imyinj; Warrenton ami Warrenton Par! Remember lhat pihf a i.n tln sa loin, side of Hie buy. wlihlii a sln's ihiow people are now living, will be adviim-ml MASQUERADE BALL f Concomly Tribe, No. 7 Imp. Order of Red Men will u'ive 11 luill Thiuikngivinu fvo. It will k' a niiimjuoriulo 11 larp' bull, mul' brilliantly colored bull, rvl. Following Are the Prizes: First prise Best dressed lady, an ele gant toilet set. Second prise Best luntKlna.1 lady character, Japanese tea set. First prise Best dressed gentleman, meerschaum pipe. Second prise Best sustained gentle man character, silk umbrella. Astoria and Columbia River Railroad TIME CARD. Trains leave Seaside for Astoria st 7:50 a. m. and I p. m. dally. Trains leave Astoria for Flavel at ( a. m. and 4 p. m. dally. Trains leave Astoria for Seaside at 10:30 a. m. and 4 p. in. dally. Trains leave Fluvvl for Astoria at t it a. m. and 1:51 p. m. dally. I73 I'M Fisfyer Brothers, Sell ASTOPIA lubricating, OILS A Specialty. Ship Chttiulehiry, Mimlwiirt. I nm it Strol, 'oul, tirot't-rit'H &. Provision, Flour tt Mill Fet-d, Paints, Oils, Varuinlieti, IjOfrgerB Supplies, Fairhank'H Scaled, Doom it Windows, Agricultural Implement Wagon tt it Vehicles. The Successor ...To the Oregon Trading Co. Has nnide such deep cuts in the prices of goods that they don't need to mako auction now to raise money. The people have found it out from the bargains they are getting at private sale. We lire not yet out of the woods. We must raise $4,000 hy the 10th of December, and to continue the tuhIi ho that the amount can eas ily be raised we will sell from 30 to 50 per cent be low actual value until the amount is raised. ,.6oo Commercial Street.. "The Louvre" AST0KIV3 G0KGE0U3 ENTERTAINMENT HALL I FI.OOKS Fine MokIo. fiamea af All Kinds. Two Magnificent llara, EVEKYTIUKG riKST-CUSS Good Order and Everybody's Rights BTKCilXY OHHEIIVKU. The Palace Cafe Is the Place for a Good Meal... ' Eastern Ogsters In the shell or can Served to Order or Sold at Retail W. W. WHIPPLE THE PALACE Now Is Your Opportunity t . LOTS At Special Prices which nr. the brat sllustrd on th wast of tha Warrenton depot, and where WO .liimmry 1. 1117, The prises are now on exhibition In' the Kates-Conn show window. Ticket. II. Ladles an inaaqua, free. Spectators, W cents, A coMiiiiner from Portland Is now here and can he aeon at llorman Wine's old stand on Bond street. WANTED. AOKNTB WANTED Free outfit Protected territory. Cash commissions, one of ours earned IJS.MO In five ron secullve rars. Several rani II.0O0' yearly. Factory. I. O. 1371. New York. WANTEIV A competent girl for gen eral housework. Apply at No, 104 Aster atrwt. from S to 8 p. m. for item. Four rooms to rent 51 Exchang street. Adolpli Johnson. FOR IIENT-Hcv.n room hou No. '.'(SO Commercial strecl. corner Sixth street. Apply lo F. I. lU!ibar. Court house. FOR KENT -A front room slcaly fur nlshvd. Inquire i!4 Hond street, rlty. FOR RENT -Thrve or four Minified' rooms, suitable for lluht houe-kep!ng. Inquire at Crow's (iallcry. i j FOR IIENT-Three or four rooms, with board. Mrs. K. C. Ilolden. drnar ;!th and Kuane streets. j rolt HALB ! A 1.1, Kl N I )S 1 1 F FANCY A NO JA P AN'i"K OimmIs for Christmas and ths h'ill,la. st Wing I.'s. f:i Commer 'clal street. j " FOUND. ' I FOl'NO-Seven Inch mesh gill web, III fathoms long, and f5 mrshes deep, found a short dlstiinoe below Mack (buoy No. 7. Owner may recover by applying at Cutting's cannery. Cedar Shingles BEA8IPB LUMREIl TARD, OFFICE VA COMMERCIAL ST. NORTH PACIFIC Steamship Company's Will be dispatched from Portland, Or egon on or about November 9, 1896, OA the route from that point to th. Co qullle River, touching at all Interme diate points as Inducements offer, and will remain permanently on that routs making regular trips. For rates or othor Information apply at offices of the company, Worcester Illock, Portland, Oregon, or 121-123 Da vis street, Ban Francisco. NEIL OILMORE, Agent, Main Street Dock, Astoria. .SNAP A KODAK. at any man coming out at our store snd you'll get s portrait ol s man brlinmlnj over with piessant thoiiKlita. Such quality In ths liquors wa have lo offer ore suougb to pleaie any man. COMff AND TRY THKM HUGHES & CO. S. Freeman, late of Fret man ft Holm... R. T. bAULH. lata of Siuckum Cal. FOUNDRYHEN Blacksmiths, Machinists and Boiler Makers M,nu'C.i" fl" Kinds ol Ulaohlnepy Iron and Brans Castings Oeneral Blacksmith Work SPECIALTIES - Wlrh P.t.ift Wlwl. Shis Smllhlnj; and Steamboat Work, f.ann.ry andi Mill Ma hlnry. Marina and Stationary Boll art Bull! to Ord. r. ' Specially (quipped for Inegart' work CorreaponJenra tollclled 1 8th and Franklin. Phone 78 COLUMBIA WORKS