The daily morning Astorian., August 11, 1898, Image 4

THE DAILY AST0R1AX, TM'KSPAY MORMXU, AKU'ST 11, 18.8.
2ND INSTALLME.NT OF
Wise Sayings
BY
Herman Wise
The Reliable Clothier and Hatter.
If you Aon't rtA our saying,, you miss
mxn food radlnf, irood sdvk and rood
Barfalna.
From local hotel; "Not responsIHa
for diamonds, bicycles or other TaJuablea
kpt tindeMhe pillows; they slhould b d-
ixittd In th safe."
Ovw 1,000 Suit to IMvt from at Her
nut Wk'l lr; suits from $5 to $35.
Trial of Uw suhj U txprariv; you ca
try on on of our Suits f nothing.
Irony uf Pats 4mndor fl,-i!ey sent
Ovara's IWt Vi th bottom of lh ;
Chlf Stockton Intends to mA Cevera's
0t up In lh lr during th Reftaita
Dlcht Parade;
TVhy l tho Tt'rru such a rrat uc
ounl Dtrtuw Mr. Wm. Goslln la rnnu
ont. H Is a rrduat from tht mviir
S.ld Colas of Rustler.
"Ise's Hat Department la eorapM;
th tat shapes, th pcti!iit shade.
A drawing; combination Wise's Vlen
Shirt and Irwr.
How many Mile to Porto Rico? Thrt
only one Ml!, and Pln thinks t ii too
many.
There's on, clothier who knows how to
tak car of bit customers Herman
Wis. th Reliable Clothier.
Thcre'l soon h a rhong in th UkI ,
roatoffle. Ther will b a rwd looking, '
TODAT'S WEATHER.
ralr.
AROUND TOWN.
REGATTA ED1T10X
on sale at the business office
at 10 cents per copy, ready
for mailing.
a.---
. ... THURSDAY.
j r--w.
- Out of the thadow of nlftt.
The world roll Into light?
It Ii daybreak ever)"wJi'r.
Uongfellow.
Ttie bonded warehouse wa clofvd yes
terday. Mra. F. P. K-nl.ill and Mr. N-lon
Troyer are vltlr.g In Pn!nd.
A C fine w impoaed on Matt Kanees In
the police court yeeterday on a charje of
drunkenness.
;
Captain J. A. Johnon. of the Point
Adms life aavlng crew, was tn lie city
yesterday.
Manager Krati of the Louvre reports
having lust re'-elve-J a car.oaii oi uio i
Hickory ' whisky.
The creamery meeting, to take place at.
1 o'clock Saturday, pr- miw to be a very;
Interesting onv,
Tnoe at Beaside wlhlng
ihe Aftortan
will find It on sale. freh every morrdr.t.
t the Palace restaurant.
m" " '
Mlsi Laura G. Humbel arrive-t In the
tlty from Portland yeterday on a visit
with her mother. Mr. T. O'Br.en.
Jame Davla waaadjudfted lnah In tR
county court ytiterday .nd waa taken to
Salem by Sheriff W'illlaroi lat night.
lllfe. When coupled with this Is the f-i-1
An eaamlnatlon for clerka and carrier .ow,nlp of congenial spirts the flow of 1
will be held at the postofflc-o between Otto-j pPaj(ant conversation and ei'-hanire or!
ber 1 and 15. application for which will : rjht thoughts over the dinner In the
Close Bejitember 1. ( wood little else Is to be de'lred. The ;
" " j care of life are forgotten nnd unalloed:
The hlpment of froren salmon and , ,,Mure ruiH, one ,)ay a, ieast. Try I
pickled salmon from Astoria this season. and pa. a vl, t tv,e fountain of youtn!
Ii estimated at WW tons, or J tons of eacn. i Bn,j (1,jn., (orcn ,),at the steamer MlP-r;
This was largely hlitied to the eastern. w(il )eavp h.p at 9 -,-r. xy,n morn-;
CI Uet. ' Ing and thas tickets can i e h.tl at 'jr.tfln ,
4 ' u R.-el's htore. '
The West Shore Mills company have Just i ,
received u large lot of fir cordwuod from
Stella, Wush., which they are offering at
very low figures,
another column.
See advertisement In
Nes was received last night from Point
Adaris that the body of u man had been
found floating near that place. Coroner
Polil, on receipt of the news, chartered a
boat and went down to Investigate.
Harper whisky on your sideboard proves
i-.fu t ..ner.tet Tt uriiVnri lllo!h;it
'"' '""c v" '
you are doing yourouiy to your jun. ajio
to yourself-keeping the tlnest wisky ob
tainable. Sold by FounI At Smkes, As
toria, Oregon.
Mr. 0. AV. louiihberry returned from
Portland vesterday and t-roiivht with him
nine more regatta .rli.-s. presented by th-
Portland committee. Among the lot were,,,,
iwu Mwwni'c M....Mu.n u..
gold mounted pipe. koUik,
hunting oat.
box Indian Kldn-y Cure.
AV. Snyder, Chinook; T. Condon, F. W.
Monroe. Marcus Ronl,
ip ii-t.rtu
11'
U. M. Mimtelll. Mrs. H. Alvlri, F. A. Ken
ncy, Mrs. F. A. Kenney, Margaret Ki'ii
tiey, Miss llrey, Kdna Ourran, J. Ii. Mul
lay, Poftlnnd; James T. Lee, Svensnn;
Wrong!
The tea-business was taken
up by the wrong end roast
ing tea way off there in Asia
and letting it get stale on the
way here 1
Not Schilling's Best.
pieaoant yours fellow In piac of thai
homely old cuss.
I At th ratf Herman Vi U nve-iv'.r
iVw1 nvw, h mux Intend to fit out
, v.ry man ami boy tn and around Astoria.
I W don't agr with MoKlnley protec
i tlon on ahT, but w rather Uka him for
! prtctlnT th Oulwn whom the Span'"
have slaisyhtered like stWp,
Nrw ssv-k f 8.cks, Nevkwev.r, and sun.
dry neeewarles fr rntlmn at Wis .
Wouldn't yvu rather deal with a cMht'r
who I ur-to-lat tvth In running hit
tore and buyw hta stock. If you want
' fresh, nobby pxl. tmde with Wis.
Vle'a la the lightest jtora la Astor.
You so what you're buying,
j Why la Herman WW like a towpiw?
, llrotuw he can nxit n.toiy.
I Wlae'a CVyhea maemble the l'hllinin
' X"edltlon. There I (.Jwieral Merritt In
I them.
' Of oiMirae you're no Siwiiird, but if
you'd IHX one of VIt ;yllb uit.
ou would be pr(wntahle at any court
Ita better to av rxri by trading
with Wle. lhan to be bom wl:h a cock
tail In your mouth.
W dn't took aa funr.y aa our Ad would
tndtewte. but we do feel that we can At
you out better than any oM utort in town.
'R"metnter the name,'
HERMAN WISK.
Th Reliable Coheir and Hattrr.
LOWNEYS
CHOCOLATES
AT
THE SPA
' Fred Proeden. Jr.. Bol; Silaa B. Smith
' and wife, Idlewlld. are reflatertd at t(e
I Murray.
1 The county court yesterday called for
a (vmniunlcatlcn from the PivjTesMve
Aasociation Wfore taking any further
action In the matter of purchaalnc the
'mill for road purpoe. Mr. W. J. Inical;
examined the mill yeterday and aay
that It l new and Jut aulted f-T the pur
pose, and that at the chMp price of fcw
the county would make nvney by the deal
and could afford to tarow ;t away when
through with It
.;"
Sound aalmon rinnerles hnv had th'lr
first lare mn of Uh durlnir the ii.
'Some of the larse ir.st'.t'jtlor.s have ha'! j
catches up tn fl-h dilly. and If the.
j run keep up the park will be a f:r ne.
t T.e movement of tih. h wever. is nearll
i two we-ks !;iter than t)'.ii!. "n the .'-!
j I'jmMa. (he ae- k's k h.i !n mti.-h
!arer than ear!l-r In th lw.titin. Sut
! there is sti'.l a large .!i r--pan- y f-.m ;
I what would b termed Kvd years. We? j
i . o-it Trade. I
Mr. P.oUert R. R:u-r.l. Bn- ril ag-r.t Tor
the Paiflc Coast, head'i'iarters San Krat'.-
o, ard Mr. A. j. IJ.irk-r. tretier.il
a'-nt. P"rtl!nd. f'-r the i.'h.-iif.i u:..l
acent, Portland, for the Chlf.nro ,v
Northweterr. Railway Co.. were In th
lty yent-rday. Mr. R. h:. who has been
ith the Northwestern f .r It years. ;i on
,hls annual trip over his territory, and w-ic
the p! asare of a ride down th "o;u3iia.
He stated that the Northwesm think
a Prat de-1 of Astoria.
To.iay Is the 1a
nr..l 9 o'clo- V j
. tne e'VPnt whi, h ls t0 the ;
! future of the week. The ojtlnat i urW
1 the ausplres of the ladies' alld of (irj..; (,
raUrch. It has become faytht tht what-)
,vef the ru;11 urd-rliiSe. It & s-K'ess, ;
Unl thin will pNVo ho exception to the;
l"jl. A da wl'.h nature, spent on the j
I t,.iiika of a beautiful trout stream, where I
rn! of the runrjin W4ter blends with j
jtnat bf the br,!g .rf, a ywlr t0 on. , ;
Conner Pohl held an ln'jui-st yesterday i
'on the body of J. H. Hallock. who was
found tlo-atlng In the riwr Tuesday morn-j
' Ing. Josejih llalleck. father of de':-ase,j. ,
arrived from Castle Ro k In the morning
and George llalleck, a brotb-r. who H i
employed In a logging cump at d'hlatnet.
came down In the evening and was pres
ent at the Inquest. The father tf the un-.
, fortunate man I'ieritUlw the bly by the.
clothing as that of his Bon. aged 21, arid,
a school le.'ii-h.-r by profe?lon. He Mtatel '
the young
man left home aliout thru- '
weeks ago. and had about Ji" with him. j
I Me bft for Vancouver anil slopped ..ff at
K.ilama. where h. i olle.-t' d l from tin-
county treasurer, lie was T-rompariM '
by a yohtiir man n.imeil :unie. He j
ur.ifi home frr.m ':t -.'i-e u.eii..r ix..
..,.ur,.,J a Jfjl ,n lhe ..fliUth..
,1,,., , ,,,.,.,., !t MltTVl.mU ,. WI,,,,. !
hlJ hn,.h,.r , r(lIh,m,., ,,,, h;, !
, w ,lch In a reifUlere.1 i.i.L.ilo IV... '
j Ing hist mother to keep It until srn- heard.
i rum nun. jus urotner states In: nod Oeen
s-eri l.v .in rif(in:tlnf :i ro l-'rl.l-.i.' !..- ..i :
' " ' ' "i
II,...,,, ,.oin, on W.r,l tl. tJ,.i...e '111
.was the last that wis ,; 0f him. I
I Kulion made .1 careful examination of'tfie
body but could find no evMeU'es of. foul
Iplay and In his opinion death was due
from drownliisr. The Jury, after hearing
1 the evidence, returned a verl'i' t "that P
i ceased c.imu to his death by drowning on
lor about August r,." The remains will be
j conveyed to Castle Rock today, where the
; burial takes place.
NOTICE TO UVEKX VOTERS.
I Hoxes at the various business hounes
are now open to receive voteK. At one
half cent per vote. Iiallots will not be
opened until Friday morning.
Hy Order Regatta Committee.
Just Received
for Fall of 'O
Plush Copes.
Novelty Cloth Jackets.
Novelty Cloth Capes.
High Novelty Fur Collarettes.;
Standard Wrappers.
Thi'so UoihIu Arc Marvels
Sale at Very liMsoiiablo I'rioe. -
Them at Once.
Helta McDonnell
Have you seen our
two-clasp chamois
Gloves, with em
broidered backs?
Albeit Dunbar,
September Delineators
West Shore
Wood
Fir Cord Wood
Slab Wood
Cut and
Vine Maple nnd Spruce Limbo.
The Pat Market
Fresh Salmon Trout and Halibut
R7-I Commercial Htreet.
FISHIXO SEASo.V CISKI.
R. -m.trk.i'.:
Year
rt Pa
in Miny K.-peot j
k of
.m on.
i lose the seas. in promptly on account ot
,. . future lell.ul hi. I shall pitrol th- river
The rt-hirnr "-a-on ,1-e.I at mldnU-ht ,nn(l(ht nn. nh,.rm l1 ,., n,Mng
ia.t r.U-ht. only aUut h .lf the tWhtrtf )(. ,, , (h..lr ,,;lt, , n. o!h..r
t!eet sailed out to the .IrlMr.tf sr-unds yes- , kjm ftf (.r f foi,ii(1 w)h (.-h f
ter.!ay evening, although .julte a few """...nd the men arrested and dealt th ac
ere taken th- previous nlKht. Most all, iiril!n(, ( Uw , h , fr (r.
the fleh-rm-n are lad the seas-n Is en j ,, w., Jhl,,C,n ,h ,.om.
as It had been disappolntinK In a r-t , mM,mr f (,th ,., hlv ,., llrrM1,
mar.y res;e , ts. At no time during h- sea- ! Jllrl,,1Klln ow.p , rtV(.r An. ,.,lB,rp,
-m as ther- anythlr.a- like an averu r,)tm,, klrHf nrh on hf, n ,
piimmUi. ......a .
In July was sucnetr.lnr phenomenal, nnu
aevral up-river P.ohermen
money. 'hich Is the unly r-:
made tin
uveimiig i"
ture or '.he pa' seasoo.
A well known fl-E-rman yestenlay In
jeaklr:g of the sentiment amonf the flsh
frrr.en In regSM to flhng nf.-r the close
j! the season, said :
"The Eshern.j3 Want to quit after the1
tentn. even If there was no law against
f.-hlng 'hen. This talk of .ontlnalng the
season Is r:.!lculous. as th- fish are on
the.r way to the spawning ground, and If
Pish Commissioner M'-Oulre did not en
force the law he would not be doing his
duty. To slaughter the salmon when they
are about to spawn, and then ask state
legislatures for apprprlations for hatch-erle-s
Is too Inconsistent, and no sensible
person would think of doing It."
A carefully pre-pared estimate of the
pack of the season shows a shortage of
about J)." cases. During the past few
days 5 to Z't cents was paid for flub, and It
was statei yesterday oy one cann-r
man that ir the men went out urter tne
pith he would py 1 cents. Parkers have
sold as mu'h as they did last year, but ;
buyers will be short. In making the est!-
mate It was explained thiit It was a very
d.rflcult matter, since i mm h nsh is
packed In half-pound tins, eight dozen to
the case, while the standard of measure
ment Is the pound ctin, four doz-n to tne
case. The figure for the neu,n given be-
loW Will, it
way:
i!..I, not
far oUI of the
Cas-s.
3VV")
Pi,.V)
S. Elmore
Columbia Packing Co
Antorla Packing Co., M. J
and I'tiioti Co-opeaive
Klnm.-y
Packing
I'jW
llcVW
ii isi
Co
A. I'.'io'h Pm-king i jo
'P-orge & liark'T
Norm Shore
Eu.-ek i
i::.'ssi
iiPimiii.
tborn .-:
i i .iiinern i- ., J. i 1 1 n -ml
Ii. A. i-'iaborg
I
:7 vsi
H,'SI
K.issj
S'e.l l.dinavlalt Pa. kllg 1 o '.
J. W. t: V. Cook
Aberdeen i'l.'SSJ
P. J. M'-'Jowan 11.
li e hii. rt Pa i king 'o ;.'
Pillar 7tok H.'ioo
J.''. Megler n.'rO
Warren Cathlami-t; ll.WI
Warren (Cascades) ;,oi)o
y:am Hu
JHcH Pac).
ume
eking Co. ...
Total XI-VA1'
There was a r'-port current yesterday
that one of the Astoria i-onncrlcs had pur
I'hased 't.Vt) cases of wilmon from an up
river packer, but the rumor was not veri
fied. Htate Game and Fish Commissioner 11.
Ij. M'juire arrived In the oily yesterday
for tTie purpose of enforcing the closet
season. When questioned by an Astorlani -
r,r.":;zr"- .mail a copy
carried out to tho letter, and belle ve rhut of the Regatta Edition of
most fishermen want to observe the law.!,-, lot.irisin'tn unn f,'o,,Io
It would be a very ior showing for can-1
nerymen and merchants to petition for
legislation In aid of propagation of fish
of lVauty nttl W11 1U otTenvl for
. Intending Havers Should See
ZSSt&JSSm
Cor. !ih anl
Coninit'rcial
Si reels
and Pattern are here.
(Dills . Go.
3.75 per Cord
2.50 " "
Delivered
and th.'lr protection an. I th. ti t ini anund
! .it
tut kill the flh Just m the sp.twtdtiK tltiiiv
Here Is n telegram I have Just P'i ! VI-.I
i 'a-hli h states that It Is very important to
,.osed ami the owners i.rose. ut-d
pr..se ut
Wanhlngton amierte that I may find
running will b- prosecuted, If have to
an, mi,,,. thr n.mpiai,,,, mys,.f. Tti-re
snuuiii bfl unanimous acti'n ill twin stafi
and Joint law. for the propagation and
I proteitlon of salmon. I hear It rumored
here today that the Pillar Rick nnd rath
lamet canneries will close promptly, but
that other Washington canneries will con
tlnue to puck.
"Ai to the trips. It has alw ays Ix-en the
custom to permit such trupn as were down
before the closing hour to be lifted at
the next low tide after the closing hour.
No change in this repe t will be made
this year."
FAVORS CREAMERY.
Yesterday one of the members of the
Progressive Association received the fol
lowing letter:
John Day, Augunt 7, 'in.
Deur Sir: In answer to yours of the jtn
In regard to number of cows In tills VI-
,.ny VoU a n,t 0f ,,ime, Whi, h In-
riu,n w, mll h cows. The number of cows
,.an l)e ,u1)1p,j i( nijl tr t,l,..l. and all live
wn, a m(. un, u n,,f of tne raneond
tatni f the Progressive Assoi latloii
can establish it creamery at Astoria. It
j will do more for the benefit of 'latso
county than any nther Industry, as It will
rurnlsh a cosh market for the farmers
main product, make business that t h
community con earn monoy to pay taxes
and good roads and all public Improve
mi nts will roilow as u natural t otise-
rjuence.
I remain, jfry respectfully yours,
HOWKI.L I.KWIH.
Another ettT 'if same date and tenor
from Chris Peterson promises !'ol cows.
The prospects of the crenmcry never wo re
better.
H( M'lARI.K.
"lie sewing circle i,f the Hwedlsh l-utn-
ern church. I'ppcrfown, will give ;i so
l iable batnpJay. beginning .,t h p. m, Al
the same lime many fine articles will lie
nold.
The reg.Ht.i commit tee yesterday ar
ranged the program of events and will
publish It today or tomorrow. The prizes
will bo llxtcd on the program. Never ln-
C.'l"" i fore has there been presented on a re
S.C'igatta program such (in array of attract
Ive features. The ballots for queen will
not be counted until Friday morning, and
the ballot boxes lire open today for votes.
;ut one-half cent each. There will be Y.
men from Han Francisco who will enter
skiffs, outriggers, single skull and barge
races, Duppuse, the famous single oars
mini of Han Frawlwo, will row In the In
ternational contest for the Portland tro
phy. ,, , , , . v. ' ,
iae ueai uduertiserntnc ever
published of Astoria.
...For Boys and Girls..
"Mascot" Kid Gloves
Aro the Best Every Pair
Guaranteed Woar Only the
Mascot and Have the Best
Wo Havo Them in All Shades
SHANAHAN BROTHERS
THo Only Hlorc Thnt Molls Cltcnfi
Heilborn & Son aFr...
Sl'Ki'lAL S.M.K Jn'tiiiti I.in.'ii W'urp Matting.
Prices Guaranteed Lower Than Portland.
i
P. A. STOKES,
s . . . i
V.IUlllltl''
nnd (icntH' Furnishing (hkhIh
CUSTOM MADE SUITS A SPECIALTY.
Clearance sale of broken lines of
I sAtnr nrt A sP1iIaIam' OLa.. f
than cost. Childrens' sandals, 25
35, 50, 75c and $1. Ladies' 50,75,
$1, $1.25. The prices are such the
goods cannot last long. Take ad
vantage of these rare bargains by
coining at once.
THE BEE HIVE
You Save Dollars
By Purchasing Your
Drugs. Patent Medicines
and Toilet Articles of
The only cut-rate drug- store where
every article In sold IS to ll'i r cent,
less than the muntifuctnrvr's price.
Mere words don't ti ll it nil. Hero are
sume prices. Henicmlier every Tuti'tit
Medicine. Toilet Article or Driitf in told
nt cut rates.
Our mail order business has treliled in
n year, tierailse everyone within Mull
miles of rortliind can save money ly
irauing with tia.
Our
Keioilrtr
Price
. II
.. I 11
Cut-rule
1'ilie
to PI
i, 'i
Allcix k porous Clusters
Ayeis SNrsnparllla
Carter s Pill ;! I'i
(,'aslurls '.'i .'.'i
Seoll s KiiiiiNIiiii .
llimd'sHsrii.tiarllla
i'nllie'a Celery Coin pound
Hyruti n( Ki(W
Oregon llloud I'm liter
Pletce s K4'urlte CrescrlpHon
I'lcn e Cnlden Meilli Hl dis
covery I i
I "I
I i
VI
I no
1 no
I !
Pleri'e IVllels ' l
Wlllisnia' I'luk I'll a VI .11
ipilnlne Cspsu e, or niigiir-
coated 'Islilnts, III bol lies
cunt tlnliig I1") 1-gniln n
iiiiiilne I iiiules, or Muv.r-
ciuiled Till. Id", In bottle.
diiitiiliilng Pal '1 griiln
'pilnlne Ciipnules, or Hiur.ir
coaled 'lal'lets, III buttles
coululli'iiu hXl .lKniln 1 1
'Jiiiulne Ciipiules, or H ur r-
coaled 'Islilels, In bol l ie.
coiitslnlng ion .'i grain .''
We Imy direct from the iniiiinfitctiirern
in iiiiaiililicH, which Hecurea tlm
Vr.lt Y LOWKST TKADK KATKH.
This cimlili's iih to retiiil at wIioIchiiId
Iirices.
We pay tniiiMportation chaws to Ah
toria on all ordera for drills or pittcnt
inediciiieH iimoiintliiK to f5 or over, whitn
ii(,'c(mmiiii'd hy the ciihIi.
Our iliolo(rnihi(! department will in
terent you. Kvery new thing in photoif
rapliy is in Htuck, and it will delight his
to have you call, whether you huy or not.
Woodatrd Clafks & ComoaflV
"uvvul4 w,v4 "w " 'J
Cut-Kate DriKjiiists
Fourth and Morriaon, Portlnnd, Ore.
Wfyite Military Caps
Gold Brnld mill U. S.
In Gold UcttcrM
LotCHt Crnzo of the MCfiHon
Looks
Meat may look good, tut
Is It? Some people can
tell good meat when tiey
see it. Tbey can say
whether It is tender by
feeling It, but nine peo
ple out of ten can't. If
your purchase Is made of
us you may rest assured
the meat is all right and
If It's not the very test
when it's served, It's in
the cooking.
ROSS, HIGGINS& CO.
A. V.
..Fancy and Staple Groceries...
Fruit Jim mill
Willi (lie Fruit
Jelly (JliisHCH.
to go in tllClll
If you can't be Queen
of the Regatta , buy
your groceries of DeYo
and Get a fine dinner
set free.
In a Woman's Care
almost every art). ) of wearta tpptrfb
wilt last loflftr lhan U look.d afta kF
man,
:
ttu
,.m wom.n nrglect th.lr footMr.
jDhors of fin appearanra, ratkwr Isao
quality, altrart th.nv
Hut In buying shos bar It H tsa-
pou'.b,. to makt alstaks. Tks aa-
c
prsrama and styl. Is alt thai th MM
llous rould de.lr., ,n4 Ik qualtty
eps pr With both.
our pru-es sr. rcardtf aa wosm
fully low by buy.rs.
Petersen & Brown.
A1URRAY HOTEL
Kimt i.f N nlfi slre.l
Electric Lights - Electric Bells -Free
Sample Room -All Modern
Improvements.
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