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r.llti. JIWINU idj'OttlAN, ..ftH'ttU). MOl'f'f I IWO. THE MORNING ASTORIAN TKLEI'HONE 661. All contract! for niIvsHihihh I" li Antoi lun lira inuda on h gunr. untua of circulation four flinea larger tliHii tliut of uny paper fublllid or clrculutcJ in Clut op county. ' TODAY'S WEATHER. POUT LAND, Auir. .-Wetern Ore gon, fair warmer; Koatarn Oregon. Vliintun and Mulio, fair today. AROUND TOWN. Frli huttvrmllk at tha rarlor. Horn for sale at Qaaton'a atable. lea crvam tOo a tiuart at tha oarlor. II. 11. l'nrkrr U In Portland on bul . Hi-nnt' C. W. Fulton. of this city, was In Portland ytrday. Tim Jri'dgrr William cmne down tt rlvwr luxt nlict for cool. liwt 15-cotit moat. Wain Bun R tauraiit, til Commercial atraat, Captain McIntoKli. of Portland, wu a vUltor to AmorU ywtrrday. J. W. Krllvy. of the TWfgram, Tort lund, waa In the i lly ycnteriluy. 11 r. and Mra. C. L. Iloualon hava re turned from a trip to Uo Bound. Mr. and Mra. J. II. Mrry, of Portland, are ffu-ei at Hi" I'arkor Houee. Air. and Mra. F. 0. Blirldoit are at the Occident, rurUl'rvd from Chrymna. MlM Nellie Mlichnll, of The Dalloa, la vlaltlng hrr alater. Mra. U. D. John son. 4 ' ' F. I. Dunbar, iocrotary of elate, ar rived In the cliy yeaterday for a vlait with rrlailvca. Mra, J I. C. Coe and Mlea Mclntyre, of Portland, were ruM'rad at the Oc cident ywUTday. The btet and chrar-fat tailoring In the city at A. K1UUNKN. til Com- mtrclal Blrtet, Loat. A aniall rhamola bag contain Inf rlnra. Phaat rturn to Occident Hotel omte. Howard. II. L. Corbctt, of Portland returned to that city yceterday cvimlnc, after a vlalt to the Ki ahore. Vhrn you want a atyllah new ault made cheap, call on A. KIUUNEN, .831 Commercial Street, The llahlhouee lender Mantanlta left jreatenlay for a vlelt to the llghthoueoa on the coaat of thlt atate. It. 11. Wllaon and Mb Wllaon, of Portland, who have bean at the coaat. returned home ycaierday. The Ml met Taylor and Kodfa, of Portland, who wre vlaltlnff Mine Em ma Anderaon. have returned home. Dr. C. W. Iltirr, of Lob nan, Ore., haa axuoclaH'd hlnwlf in the nrartlc of dinttatry with Dr. T. I Call. A bark waa tlffhtcd yeaU-rday after .noon about 4 o'clock, but owing to a denee fog the tug could not locate her. Ilempmber we guarantee our lea cream to contain nothing but cream .and augar and flavor. It la fifteen centa per pint at the Parlor. Found. July 24, noar Deadi'tnona Sunde, CO fathoma net. Huoyi marked E. M. Owner can obtain aame at Dea . demon by Identifying property. W. E. Williams preferred forfeiting 115 :ln Juatlce llrowor'e court yesterday .morning, to appearing for trial for aa : nnult and battery upon the person of Jlarney Enstrom. BEST' 15-CENT MEAL; RISINO :BUN ItESTAUlUNT. It is Incontrovertible! The Editor of the "Christian Million' under the heading of Oeneml NotM,on Aug nit to, i(g6, wrutci " A good article will itand upon Hi own merit, anil we may rely upon It that nothing will continue long which iloaa not, In a mora or Icia drgrre, firmonl with the state Mania which art publiahctl concerning It." Mr. Hall Calne, Author of "Tha Deemster," "The Manx m.in," "The Chelation," etc., when speak ing ou "Criticism," recently, said : When a thing that Is advertl wl greatly Is good It goea and goes permanently when It Is bad, It only got lor a while I the public finds It out." The Proprietor of BEEOIAM'S PILLS hat lild ovir and over again t K It t Itllacy to Imagine that anything will j til ust because It la advertised. How )ntf i outrun have been started with glare onj jnurted out In gloom Tha (act Is, a man la not easily gulled a eecond tlmei and every dissatlitlled purchaser does ten times more harm than one satisfied duet good. Assuredly the sale of mora than 6,000.000 boea ot HI.HCHAM'S PILLS per annum, altera public trial ol hall-acentury, la con clusive testimony ol their popularity, su perinrity and proverbial worth." 'OMchkm't rilU have fnr many y-wi nen thepofNilar bmlly mtttkln whatvvtr lha bnirlah Untfiiare HiiMikan, and thay now aland without rival, la Uiaaa, to canto snu af cenuaach, stall iliug aloraa. Itev, Henry Marcotte, of the Pr,(ly tvilan ctiurrh haa roturtied from Ma acatlun and will hold both morning ami evrnlng aervlcea tomorrow. Itoalyn coal lnata longer, la cleaner and makra bee trouble with itovea and chimney flune than any other, dcorga W, Banborn, agnt. Tonphona 1311, Captain K. D. Pureon. ' the preaent muster of tha Btato of California, will won leave thle coaat and go to Alaa kn, where he will assist Clener.il Orea- Telegriime from Portland yeeterday stated that the condition of the atmoa phrra thr waa far from cool, Port land Is, In one sense or tne term, a "warm" city, but In thla reaped, only. ley In laying cablea, Reward-lrft, gill-net, 140 fathoma In length, hear No. buoy. A reward of IIS wilt be paid by Auguat Raudeo to anyone delivering tha aame to Fish- ermen'a Co-operative cannery. To these who drink whiskey for plitaaure: Harper a whiskey add! irst to existence. To thoaa who drink whiskey for healih'i aake, Harper! Whiskey makes Ufa worth living. Sold by Fourd 4 Btokee Co.. Astoria. J. M. Ilughra, who recently return ed from a trip to Idaho, where ha went In search of hmlth, will, In th future, act a tl. puty city atlorn-y. He for mrrly hrl l the ottlie of city attorney, but brenuae of III health, wna forced to rpslgn. Tht-r. will be aorvlixa In the Hwedl.h Lutht'rnn church Sunday ca usual. The ini.rnins- eorvloe at 10.45 will bo In tha Bwedlsh Ijingunge. Tha evening aer- vie will 1m In English, at 7:4;,, .ubj.ct, "What la Man." Everybody Invited. Hpeclol mualo at evening aervlce. Tomorrow at the Haptlat church, Sab bath hm. at 10 a. m preaching at 11. H. Y .P. U. prayrr meeting at 7 p. m., and pleaching at t p. m. On Tuesday there will be a Hominy tvhl picnic to Braslde. and regular x tliur. h prayer meeting at p. m. on WedniHuluy. The Ilrltlsh bark llowman 1. Ijiw, In ballast, Oatllaon, majitT, came In yesterday afternoon fiom Yokohama. Bhe waa thirty-seven daye cnmalng the Pa.lnc. The bark will, after leaving hire, proceed to Portland for a car gn of grain. ' . At the Pnrker llouao the following gueita are n-glKtered: I'hll Oerhart, 8t. Louis: H. C. ZlmnuTman, Washing ton City: B. I llunh. Ban Franclaco; R. S. McLrran, Portland; A. N. Comp- ton, Portland; A. Angerman, rortiand; D. D. Martin, Portland: C. R. Ray, Portland; J. C. Wlleon. Dryad, Wn.; Bllua U. Smith, A. J. Armstrong, F Johnson. ' .a The steamship Olcnogle, of the Two- ma-Orit-ntat line, arrived In Tacoma yeaterday. ' Tha Olenogle brought the first big lot of the now tea crop, and ho will be given quick deepatch on that account, aa moat of tha tea will be rushed East. The Olenogle had no remembered elnglng. Joking, etc., mak the first steamship from tha Orient In many months that did not bring a hordo of them. Quests at the Occident: O. II. Balrd Portland; Ada 8. Colllne. Ban Francla co; R. 11. Mclntoeh, Portland; O. Keg Ml, Portland: B. Kesaell, Portland; Captain W. II. Moikle; J. II. Sanborn Denver: N. II. Hlnomfleld, Portland; Charlea Rupp, Portland; Chaa. E. Bra nln, Portland; C. Reed. Medford; E, Reed. Medford; H. 8. McOowan, Chi nook; Robert Loller, Portland; N. W, Singleton, St. Taul; C. F. Overbaugh, Portland. Low rate via Union Pacific railroad to O. A. R. Encampment, Chicago, III. August 27th to September 1st, 1900, For the above occasion the Union Fa clflo railroad will moke a special rate of $71.60 to Chicago and return. Tick eta on aale August 21t and 22nd. For further doialls concerning thla cheap rate, call on O. W. LOUN8BERRY, Agent O. R, A N. Co., Astoria Oregon, or nddreaa J. H. LOTHROP, General Agent, 135 Third Street, Portland Oreg, An adjourned term of th district court la now being held at tha court house by Judge McBrlde, who arrived here yesterday from Oregon City. During tht day the following cases camo up and were disposed of: Alex. Ohla vs. Lena Ohls, by default: John Lnimont vs. J. C. Adams ct a!., de fault and Judgment; Mary J. Suther land vs. F. A. Sutherland, default; C. O. Palmberg vs. Thamaa and Ellen Wllllkson, default and Judgment. C. V, Shlvely vs. Clatsop county et al In which the plaintiff alleges that his property was nssessed too high, Is on THE BRITISH SOLDIER. It Is said that the British soldier wears such tight clothing that his Inter nal organs are often seriously Injured. Then when on tho march his chest Is compressed by the weight of his knap sack, canteen, greatcoat and heavy cartridge belt. Uxually the stomach Is tho Ami organ to suffer from over taxing of any nature. Overwork, abuse, neglect or Improper food Is bound to produce dyspepsia and Its attendant evils. For any disorder of the diges tive organs Hostctter's Stomach Bit ters should bo taken. This famous medicine will cure all ailments of the stomach. Try it for constipation, Indl go"tlon, flatulency, dyspepsia, nervous ness or Insomnia. 1 It makes the weak atrong, and an occasional dose will keep the bowels regular. USED HIS HEAD FOR FOOT-BALL Stranger In the City Brutally ; Beaten. RESULT OF A CARD GAME Wrcstllnf Mitch Between n Office ndi Drunk In Pwi office Yird -Other Police Kewi. J, Burke, a stranger from the East, arrived In Astoria on tho train from Portland late Thursday night and pro- raided to se the sights of Bwllltown by moonlight. After an oyster supper, Hurke and a friend went Into the Anchor saloon, where Hurke waa Invited to take a hand In a game of stud poker, The Invitation waa accepted and five men besides llurka sat down at a ta ble. About 1 o'cloc k Hurke had things Very much his own way or, as ha ex pressed It, "had a cinch on a l pot." He made It known a few minute before that he Intended cashing In af ter the hand was played and this was not at all satisfactory to the m-n pluylng with him. so they objected to Hurke taking the money. Before he could do so, some fellow unknown to him walked around the tablu and planted a right-hand swing on the point of his Jaw. As he fell to the floor, tho other players took a hand In the game, ulng Burke'a head as a football. The Injured man struggled to his feet, blinded by blood that gushed from his head and eyes and fell Into a chair, crying: "For (Jod'a sake, don't kill me; you can have the money." His aswiilants, not content with the beating already ni!nilniHt-red to their victim, and forgetting In their fiendish glee, the money, continued to taunt him with threats. One, more brutal than the rest, walked over to where Burke sat, panting for breath, and wiping blood from his face, and deliberately kicked him In the face, driving the left eye far buck Into the head, Hurke presented a shocking appear ance yesterday, One eye wai bound up And so swollen that It could not be ascertained whether the sight had been destroyed or not The right eye was ot a greenish blue, while the fellow's head waa severely cut and bruised. All of yesterday Burke tried to ob tain warrants for the arrest of the men who attacked him, but be waa Unable to do so, . . - The latest atory concerning the af fair Is that Burke went Into a saloon In search of trouble and picked out a man below his site and weight to work on. The smaller man was knocked down by a chair In Burke's hand and badly cut, but reoovred sufficiently to return to the scratch, and retaliated by knocking Burke down with a body blow. How many then took a hand In the a (Tray cannot be ascertained. HIS THROAT CUT. A fellow whoae nam could not be ascertained and who was too full of "fumlly disturbance" to know very much more than that he was In a bad way, staggered Into a hotel late last night with a gash In his throat that looked as If someone, not a novice, had slashed him with a knife. He waa Immediately taken to a room and Dr. Estes sent far. Four stitches were required to close the wound which was on the right side of the throat and dangerously near the Jugular vein. A WRESTING MATCH. William Kramer, who. on July 25. was arrested and fined $5 for Insulting women, again fell Into the clutches of the law yesterday, this time for be ing drunk and resisting an officer. Kramer waa lying on a sidewalk near the Kinney cannery, sleeping oft his drunk and at the same time permit ting the sun to boll the liquor out of him. Pedestrians concluded that he would rest better In a cool cell, so a phone message to tho police station brought Chief Hallock and Patrolman Kimball to the acene. After some deliberation Officer Kim ball concluded to take full charge of the man, who, although a burly fellow, acted In a peaceful manner. AH would have been well had be con? tinned to be docile, but when In the post-office square he suddenly swung a vicious tight at Kimball, who waa prepared for the assault. Tripping his man, Kimball had a Oraeco-Roman wrestling match with him for some minutes. At last he succeeded In over powering and shackling the wrists of his charge. A meat wagon was called Into requisition and Kramer given a ride to Jail. In his pockets a few dollars was found. Those who witness ed the affair near the postofllce say, the officer would have been fully Jus tified In using his club on the pris oner. Kimball Is to be commended for not taking advantage of his man. A SINGING DRUNK. A man too drunk to give his name was arrested yesterday during the noon hour for marching up and down the street elnglng. ONE-ARM VAG ARRESTED. Chief Hallock arrested a one-armed vag yesterday afternoon for begging on the streets. The fellow tried In rain to get some one to write him a letter stating to the public his tale ot woe, which lie he thought would bring him the necessary wherewith to pur chase whiskey. HELD FOR MURDER. Coroner's Jury so Dcldd the Fate of Wong Lung. The Chinaman, Wong Lung, or Wong Luey, aa ho says his mother named him, Is now a full-fledged murderer, since the coroner's Jury brought In such a verdict. Tha Inquest was held yesterday morn-, Ing. Otto Olsen. tha white boy, the on- ly wltnces to the act, told his story sa did also the murderer. The evidence did not vary from the story published In the Astorian yesterday morning. Wong Lung told his story In a straight forward manner, making no attempt whatever to deny the fact that he struck Wong Ark Toy with a wooden hoe, but gave as his reason for doing so; the vile names applied to him by the deceased. The Jury, after hearing the evidence, concluded to wait until afternoon when an autopsy was held by Drs. Fulton and Estes. .The skull of the dead man waa found to be fractured to such an extent that hemorrhage of the brain n suited, thereby causing death. The Jury met again last night and brought the following verdict: Btate of Oregon , County of Clatsop 1 In the matter of the Inquisition on the lody of Wong Ark Toy, deceased, held at Astoria. Clatsop County, Oregon, on Friday, August 3, lWo. We. the undersigned Jurors, sworn to Inquire of the death of Wong Ark Toy, on oath do find that he cam to his death In the county and state aforesaid on the 2nd day of August, 1900, from a blow on the head which said blow wai delivered on the head of the deceased on the 1st day of Au gust, 1900, by Wong Luey. with a wood en hoe then and there held by said Wong Luey In his hands, and we find that the said Wong Luey, in killing said deceased as aforesaid committed the crime of murder. Signed: C. 8. WRIGHT. Foreman. S. DANZIG ER. M. M. FLYNN, A. G. SPEXARTH W. L. HETICH, FRED WICKMAN. The body of the dead Chinaman waa shipped to Portland last night. REGATTA CONTESTS. Committee Making Final Arrangements With Those Dvsirlngr to Enter. ' . ' More features are dally being added to the regatta program by the commit tee. Yesterday afternoon Secretary McCue was quite pleased over the prospects for a swimming race between Case-ell, of San Francisco, and Brewer, of Red wood City, Cal. Caasell la at present an Instructor In the Olympic Club of San Francisco. He claims the championship of the world. Judging from the very speedy swimming exhibitions given by Brewer at the laat regatta, there will be quite a lively contest for supremacy. Exhibitions of fancy and all other klr.da of swimming are also being ar ranged. Nothing In the way of aquatic sports will be omitted. For field day, teams from Multnomah Amateur Athletic Association, of Port land; Seattle A. C; Olympic Club, of San Francisco, and the Portland Y. M. C. A. will compete for honors. It Is the Intention of the committee to make this meet one of the greatest and most successful ever held In the Northwest. A very beautiful silver cup, valued at T5 a present from the Union Gaa Engine Company, of San Francisco was received yesterday. It is to be awarded to the winner of the gasoline launch race. The cup Is on exhibition at Hoefler's. on Commercial street. Ballot-boxes for the voting contest have been placed In the following busi ness plaoes: S. Danxlger, Griffin & Reed. Will Mad ison, Theo. Braker, Bee Hive. A, V. Allen, McAllen & McDonnell, C. II. Cooper, Peterson & Browm. A. Coffey, Ross, Hlgglns & Co., Johnson Bros,, Hoefler's, Fisher Bros., P. A. Stokes, A. Dunbar, Foard A Stokes, Chas. Ol sen, Herman Wise, Chas Orkwttxs, The Fair, Tagg's Parlor, Miller A Son and Schofleld A Hauke. It Is probable that other boxes will be placed soon. The tickets for the contest are print ed In the following form: 1900. REGATTA QUEEN CONTEST. Votes. For Should one have a favorite for queen, these blanks will be given by the em ployes of the business places where boxes are. The number of votes to be cast will be written In the blank space preceeding the word "votes." The name of the young lady written be low. The amount will be paid to the clerk when the vote Is cast. Already a friendly rivalry exists between the stores as each wishes to poll the larg est vote. HAVE FINISHED THEIR WORK. Report of Fourth ot July Committee Received by Mayor Bergman. The report of thei Fourth of July com mittee has been received by Mayor Bergman together with the following lulter: ASTORIA. Or., July 30th, 1900. Hon. I. Bergman, Mayor: The undersigned Pears5 . No other soap in the world is used so much; or so little of it goes so far. All aorta of people aee Pears' snap, all aorta f Mores tail tt, especially tfrugfiete. officers of the Fourth of July commit tee, appointed by you, herewith sub mit their final report. As It would take too much space to publish the names of Individual sub scribers, we hand herewith the stubs of all receipts Issued, so that anyone Interested, may have the privilege of examining the same; we also annex a statement of all expenses Incurred. All bills have been paid, for which the treasurer holds vouchers, properly en dorsed. Very Respectfully, HERMAN WISE, Chairman, ALBERT DUNBAR, Secretary. J. N. GRIFFIN, Treasurer. Bv amount collected as per stubs herewith W.369 20 To amounts Daid out: Prises for Horribles and races.. 77 20 Prizes for Illuminated buildings.. IS 00 Prices for floats 20 00 Prizes for race, Philadelphia crew 20 00 Advertising and printing 22 20 Fireworks, flag, etc 3Z1 W Shooting fireworks and hauling same 1 00 Sundry labor 23 M Labor on arches ZS on Badges 3 60 Hunting 90 10 Prof. Heggs 60 00 The Dalle Band 60 00 The Astoria Hand 163 00 Mls Lewis (music) 5 00 Liberty car 60 00 Professor Shields 65 00 J. C. McCue 25 00 J. S. Delllnger, posters, printing.. 17 00 f'txTa house 10 00 Fare, soldiers to and from Forts Stevens and Columbia 29 30 Meals, soldiers , 25 25 Telephone and telegraph compan ies IS 37 Messenger boys 4 00 Grand stand (labor) ( I'owaer ana earn ten z a B. F. Allen A Son (signs) 18 SO T. S. Simpson (signs) 31 10 Stamps, typewriting and other sundries 15 85 Fisher Bros., supplies 4 85 Mr. 8culty. supplies 2 75 Foard A Stokes Co., supplies .... 10 Boat hire 2 60 Carriages, express and hauling.. SO 50 Carpenter work on archea 14 M Hotel bill (orator) S 06 Total 11,337 17 SUMMARY. By amounts collected 21.39 30 To amounts paid put ............ 1.357 17 Balance on hand $ 12 13 coriE AND. Let us show you how many Beaatifol Presents Wi Civs Free With our Teaa With our Coffee r -"' With our Spices With our Extracts With our Soda With our Baking Powder Come Just Look and let us save you J tents Per Pound N COFEES io Cent Per Pound ON TEAS. . , Great American Importing Tea Co 571 Commercial street, Astoria, Largest distributers of Teaa, Coffees and Spices on the Coast, operating 100 stores throughout the Pacific Coast States. That's Why Goods so Good Prices so Low AN1IM EXGURSIOJl -OF THE FINNISH BROTHERHOOD Sunday, August 12 ...TO SEASIDE... Train leaves Astoria for Seaside at 8:15 a. m., and, returning, leaves Sea side at S p, m. GRAND BALL IN THE EVENING AT FOARD A STOKES' HALL. TICKETS $1 LOCI RAFT NOT SIGHTED. Btate of California Arrives In Port- Lions on Board. , f The Slate of California arrived from San Francisco' yesterday HfKrrnlng after rather rough voyage. Head winds were encountered all the way, but, de spite this fact, the ship arrived but few hours behind usual time. On board were over one hundred and fifty cabin passengers. Sixteen of them fourteen first-class came ashore here. An unusually large amount of freight was also carried. A miscel laneous cargo Including fruits, salt and sulphate of copper waa unloaded here. A female Hon-tamer, with three rather ugly-looking beasts, was on board, bound for Portland. The anl- mala were all under three) yean of age; one male and two females. Accom panying the woman was a massive bloodhound, more ferocious looking than the three caged animals. Captain Parsons stated to an Asto rian representative that ho had not slahted the Robertson raft. He was much Incensed to know the authorities would permit rafts of logs to be taken out Into the path of coast-wls vessels. He remembered, he said, the time he took the Elder to Manila with, troops and bad a game of tag with a raft near the Faralones. Others of the ship's of ficers were loud in their denunciation of the practice which they referred to In terms far from ' complimentary to the promoters of the enterprise. A NOVEL PARTY. Young Society People Enjoy Them' selves at Knappton. One of the most delightful dancing parties of this season was given last evening by Miss Gertrude Stockton at Knappton. The guests started at 8 o'clock on the steamer Callender and the run was Remember That FISHER BROS. ARE SOLE AGENTS F0 FJcCormlck Mowers, Rambler Bicycles, Sharpie's Cream Separators and Dunbarton Salmon Tivi IN THE NEW STORE Eilers Piano House How Located at 351 Washington Street, Hear Eighth Street, Portland. A constantly increasing business has made it necessary for us to secure larger quarters, and we have had built for us the beautiful new MUSIC BUILDING" At the corner of Park and Washington streets, where we have every facility for handling our wholesale and retail business. On our retail floor you will always find the finest selection of nearly a dozen different makes of pianos and organs, among them the most valuable and costly instruments made in America the Chickering of Boston, the Weber of New York, and the Kimball of Chicago. Before you decide ou the purchase of a piano elsewhere it will pay you to investigate our instruments and our methods. Full par ticulars and catalogue for the asking. Write today. EILERS PIANO HOUSE OFFICE 351 WASHINGTON STREET, Portland's Leading- Piano and Organ Dealers. PacificNavigationCompany Steamers "R. P. Elmore," "V. II. Harrison" Only line- Astoria to Tillamook, Garibaldi, Bay City, Ilobsonville. Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad k Navigation Co. and also the Astoria 4 Columbia River R. R, for San Francisco, Portland and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply Vj Samuel Elmore & Co. General Agents, ASTORIA, ORE. COHN A CO Agents, Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co., TILLAMOOK, Ore. A. & C. K K Co. PORTLAND. Ore. WEDDING CARDS tfDpw cbk vf g. SMITH & CO., VISITIKG CARDS ENGRAVERS, BUSINESS CARDS 22 and 23 Washington Building . ,.,.,,. 4th; and Washington Kts. owr Litt'a, COPPER PLATE PRINTERS POKTLAND, OREGON. VISITING CARDS Fancy and Staple Groceries FLOUR, FEED, PROVISIONS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS.... .. Supplies of all kinds at lowest rates, for fishermen, Farmers and Loggers. , ... ALLEN; Tenth anil Commercial Streets made In abort order to Knappton. where the greater portion of ttw even ing was taken up with dancing. . A delicious lunch was served duiins the evening. The ride home waa one Ion if to ti l remembered singing, etc., making ths Ing the trip seem short. All the guests Join In commending Mis Stockton for tho success of tha party. One of the many future of tue pi.r- ty waa that the young men wore duck trousers and campaign hats, while the young ladles were attired In whlta dresses. TBIACHERS' EXAMINATION. Notice is hereby given that the board of examiners of Clatsop County, un der direction of H. S. Lyman, superintendent-elect, will hold the regular examination of applicants for teach ers' certificates at the court house on August 3, and 10, 1900. J. T. LEE, County Superintendent. NOTICE TO BICYCLE RIDERS. Th: steamer Callender will leave As toria for Tlwaco Sunday, the 5th Inst at a. m., and return when crowd geta ready. Fare 75 centa round trip. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed adminis trator of the estate of Jacob E. Lam em. deceased, and all persona having claims against said estate must present same, duly verified, to the undersigned at the office of Fulton Bros., attorneys, In Astoria, Clatsop County, Oregon, within six months from this date. C. W. FULTON. Astoria, Oregon, Aug. X 1900. Sound money Is the kind that Jingles In a fellow's pocket. Fortune usually has gloves on when she knocks at the door. rn a4j