The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-29

LOOK OUT for fraudulent telegraph
ic news in the Astoria afternoon papers
None OF these papers receives one lin
Of outside news by telegraph.
II is reported that arrangements ar
being made to give the election return
next Tuesday night by magic lanterl
against a screen on Engine House No.
The handsomest line OF jackets anl
capes have just arrived at the Low
Price store. They will be sold at whole
sale prices. Take advantage OF thii
offer
Prompt and complete returns from
the election will be posted on the bulle
tin board at the Louvre" commencing
night and continuing until tbs
finish.
F. ]. Schofield is an expert at flower
and general landscape gardening, and
offers his services for such work at q
rate. Leave word at Asto-
rian office.
IL is said there are several ways In
which to catch a cold. The best way is
to don a light suit and attend Bryan
II the frost doesn't do 1t the
iraught will
White Collar Line. sl.OO to Portland
and return Friday night or Saturday
this week. Tickets good ~
Saturday and Sunday night
:. W. Stone. agent
Purchasers Of dress goods and wooler
met with pleasant surprises
1t the big reductions that are going or
At present at the Cohen Low Price
Store, 4s1 Bond street.
The case Of Mike Hansen, charged
with having committed adultery with
Mrs. John Heatola, was continued in the
Justices court yesterday till Saturday
Hansen is out on bail.
II you want drugs or druggists sun
dries, go TO Rogers. 459 Commercial
street. He carries a full assortment in
his line and sells at the lowest cash
price Call and examine goods and
prices.
A shipment Of household goods which
left Minnesota two weeks ago today,
arrived yesterday morning via the Nor
.herA Pacific. making the exceptionally
good time Of about twelve and one
lalf days.
In the Justices court yesterday J. NJ.
Hughes was arraigned for assault and
battery preferred by Coroner Pohl. Mr..
was released on his own recos-
1izance to appear for trial tomorrow
afternoon at 1870,
Said a sporting man yesterday: If,
as they claim. the Populists do all their
lighting with their mouths why in the
name Of common sense doesn't Mr.,
Bryan go into the business? He
wouldn't do a thing to Corbett"
Yesterday an old bet made three
years ago between two Astorians, al
he time Of the passage Of the Wilson
,in by congress, of $50 side, that Nc
would be the next president Of
he United States was renewed.
Ex-rieoorder Gunderson expects &c
lave his new residence completed about
he first of the year. The house will be
. handsome one built on a stone foun-
latiOn, on the west side of 14th street
between Irving and Grand avenues.
As the eletcion approaches local. state
md national Bryanite managers are
more desperate and unscru-
,ulous. One Of their commonest games
4 deception Is the invention and pro-
Of false intelligence respect
ng campaign developments.
The october number of the Pacific
a paper published in Port.
and, and devoted particularly to the
interests Of oregon. Washington and
daho, is a most creditable issue filled
With fine illustrations Of the principal
Industries and improvements in this
art Of the country.
Yesterday morning a false alarm
# fire was turned in from BOX 8, caus-
d by a crossing Of the telephone
yires by the workmen who for several
lays have been engaged in raising the
wires on the new poles. The depart
nent promptly responded, but their SER
ices were not needed.
NJ. Abrams, Geo. A. Browne, T.
2ursch, San Francisco. w. p. Goodwin,
J. S. A., and wife, Vancouver Bar
'acks, ]. H. Price, Olympia; W. w.
Sweeney, A. ]. Rand, Chauncey Nc
Donald, Emil schacht, Portland; F. j.
Petit, nwaco; F. Thibault and wife,
Sunshine, Washington, registered at
he Occident yesterday.
Mr.. ]. A. Bowles, Of Redlands, Cal,
and his brother, J. T. Bowles, Of Mis-
souri,, who were registered at the Par
ker House yesterday, stated that this
was their first trip to oregon and AS
toria, and that they were simply sur
prised at the amount Of business done