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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1898)
I THK DAILY AST0R1AX. SIX DAY MOKMNU, MAY It, HUH. NEW CITY PARK lrog revive Association 1'ollyws t'p the Good KorK. LIBERALSUIISCRIIMIONSMADK Balaice ol the Necc.ry Faad Is Expected to flow i t Once Von Will Be tht Next oi (be list? FOARD A STOKES CO t.W X O. HANTHORN KM ROSS, HIGGINS A CO ts.w H. HAXIRLETT S.W These are the name of the progressive people who are always at the head of any pulillc movement for the benefit of the city. J"he subscription above la a tarter for the fund for Improving and beautifying the new city park. Who will be the next to add hla name to the Hat? A tubartiptlona come In they will be published, and.lt li anticipated that the necessary funds will be In hand In a few days to make an appreciable showing for tha park thts season. The Progressive association. In the face Of much opposition and ridicule succeeded In aecurlng the fine park site adjoining the water works and made the first pay ment thereon. The enterprise Is deserv ing of the greatest commendation. While It Is true that there are acres of vacant lota on the hills surrounumg the city, yet this la private property filled with stumps and brush and there Is not a clear spot where the women and children can gather to enjoy a bit of nature, or a place where the babies can be given an outing. There Is not a public plot of green grass In the cltv. There la nothing to relieve the na kedness of houses and back walls. There U nothing. In other words, to attract a tranger to Aatorla as a residence place. Why then should not the nark receive from every one liberal sunnort? It Is for the benefit of all and will repay a thous and fold the small outlay. Its acquire ment and Improvement have been placed on an economical basis. There Is work for the ladles to do In connection with the park matter. They work for the public library and other In stitutions. Here Is a new field. They might each furnish a plant or two suit able to the park and see to the planting and cultivation of certain flower beds. It la confidently believed that the O. RAN. Co.. the Astoria 4 Columbia River railroad, the White Collar line and tha Lurllne will contribute toward this enterprise, which will be an Inducement for cultivated and moneyed people to come here and aid In the building up of traffic for the transportation companies. Oild Fellows' hall. Refreshments will be served. Tickets, 8 cents for gentlemen. Tonight will be the Inst appearance of the popular vocalists at the louvre. Oth ers have been engaged far the future, Mrs. Capt. Richardson returned from Wardfter, Idaho, and came down from l'ortland on the Mansanlta yesterday. When going east travel on th North ern Pacific railway. Quick time and the only tin running dining cars. Train leave Portland dally at 11 o'clock a. m. Wt guarantee our Headache Tablets to cure any case of headache In ten min ute or return the money. Rogers, Prus sia!. Yesterday was a lively day in the city, large numbers of people being In from the country, making trade very brisk for the merchant. You can get a bog of soap of three cakea for I cent: a cak of castlle and wash rag for I centa; Rogers' drugs tore; look In our window. The uniforms for the naval reserve of this city have arrived at Portland, hut It Is believed they will not be forwarded ( till late next wevk. I A regular pantonine of views depict ing the life and history of Astoria and souvenirs of the city and country at the Snodgrasa gallery. Lieutenant Sherman and James P. Clark will go to Warrenion today to take steps for the organisation of a reservi com pany at that place. If you are going to Alaska, New York, or any other place, go to Rogers drug store for an elegant cake of toilet soap with box for lj cents. Extra special sale for Saturday and Monday. Tailor made separate skins and high novelty cape, at McAllen & Mc Donnell's, 470 and 471 Commercial street. Reautlfy jour homes by going to Rosen stock I'.ros.' new store and purchasing a strong durable plant bloom or greenhouse novelty. MS Commercial street, opposite Coo per . Now Is the time for spring cleaning. After that comes new linoleums, wall paper and oil cloths. Have you teen our stock? Q. V. Porter, ola Central Hotel building. Commercial street. Now Open I F0R (Inspection j All the Fashionable I WEAVES OF PRESS GOODS All the Painty J STYLES OF WASH FARItlCH All the Seasonable Fads In 5 HOSIERY, RIUH0N8. YKILINdSj : PARASOLS. WAISTS, FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS. ETC. All the.... LATEST CITS AND WEAVES IN (CLOTHING 1 For MEN. YOUTHS AND BOYS. All the Latest Conceptions In NECKWEAR. HATS, CAPS. SHIRTS, CUFFS. COLI.AR8. AND OTHER FURNISHING GOODS. I C. H.Cooper I The Dry Goods and Clothing j House of Astoria, Oregon. Spring and Summei Goods Arriving Daily at G.f). Gooper's The Leading: Dry Goods! and Clothing House. ! There will be a competitive examina tion for boatman for the Astoria cus tom bouse In the near future. All appli cations must be filed before the hour of closing business on June 4. C. E. Kilbourne, U. S. army; J. C. Kll bourne, J. A. Ackerman. John H. Hall. William Harder. W. G. McFherson. Port land; Ira Bramwell, Chicago; Charles D. Stevens, are at the Occident, In the Justice court yesterday David Cper anj John Carr, arrested for the larceny of clothing from the steamer Wenona, pleaded guilty and were sen tenced to twenty days In the county Jail. THOSE WHO WISH TO HAVE THE MONDAY EXTRA ASTOR IAN WAR EDITIONS DELIVER ED AT THEIR RESIDENCES OR PLACES OF BUSINESS WILL PLEASE BEND THIS COUPON WITH THEIR AD DRESS AS AUTHORITY TO THE BUSINESS OFFICE FOR THE EXTRA CHARGE. Superintendent G. B. Hegardt of the Fort Stevens' works. Lieutenant Surratt, E. M. Phllebaum and H. N. Kuechicr were over from Fort Stevens yesterday and at tended the entertainment at the opera house last night. ration to the government to be trans ferred to the front. His elder son. a West Point man. is now at Tampa and has his first commission as second lieu tenant of the First Infantry dally ex pecting orders to go to Cuba. Major Kil bourne' grandfather was a colonel In the revolutionary war and his cousin Kilbourne. celebrated In the war of the rebellion, was au officer In the Twenty, j fourth Wisconsin. I Frank Spittle appointed guardian nd litem of Frankle Stevens. George pollis vs. L I.chet-k; judgment as per stipulation. Mason. Ehrm.in A Co. vs. Fi.ivel n tel Co.: default and Judgment fr plaintiff First Natl.. n il Rank s M.irv H Adair. Ityron . order confirming sale. Joseph Gibson s S It. Smith; same. Commercial Natl, m il Itcnk of Portland . l Morgan and M.irv M.im.m ..me . ...TT" . . ! A Ge.irh.irt vs. W. IV. Parker; de- n inuusirj in Asioru mat i fault allowed aeserve me patronage or everyone who ha the welfare of the city at heart. C. M. Cutblrth I manufacturing an excel lent dust exterminator, known as "Due tine," and those who have used tt thus as t.i .ill and decree of j foreclosure for one. half of property de scribed In complaint. j Mary R. J.-ff-ry vs Silas 11 Smith, de fault and decree of foreclosure. If you have hides, wool, furs. rags, bottles, lead, brass, copper, bone, or any- kind of Junk for sale, ship It to R. .M. , lie home Industry. uaston. lUb Fourteenth street, Astoria, Oregon, or write him and he will call at your place and get It He pays cash. I VI. I,.r Sin.l.r,... . - II ...... far. pronounce If a superior article , ,,,, ,,, . ,,,,,.,, ,, ,,, ,,..,,,,, "Dustlne" on a floor not only gives It a . er .,ii,..,n ... ... - .f,.".. l nie. I. I i llii,lri..,.,n es I T.lll... possible to weep without raising a cloud ,i,.f..u .....i ... oi umi. kuigirm uustine n manu-' v i The Bankrupt Sale Winds up in a Few Days. Now is Your 1 LAST CHANCE To buy Clothlug,, Hats. Shoos and Furnishing Goods at Pricos that woro novor boforo hoard ot in this Stato. WE MUST SELL Tho wholo stock immodiatoly. To do this wo havo marked tho wholo stock down to such ridiculously low pricos that you can't help buying, whothor you need thoin now or lator. M EN'S SOCKS. Former price 19 cents, now.. MEN'S SHIRTS, Former price 60 cents, now., MEN'S UNDERWEAR. Former price W cents, now.. MEN'S 81'SI'ENDKUS. Former prlc J6 cents, now. MEN'S CATS. Former price W cents, now., SO. 112 OF OUR WIND-UP I'RICI-S: 3c 15c 20c 5c 15c MEN'S MATS, Former price U, now yt'll.TS. Former price M, now,.., MEN'S WOOL 8WKATKU8. Former price t) W, now.... HOYS' 8UIT8. Former price U it. now,,. HOYS' SUITS, Former price 4. now.. Q C MEN H Ht'lTH. Q Q C OeJV Former pries to, now J' J n - MEN'S SUITS. I 7 C jC Former price 110. now tJ.,'J MEN'S Hl'ITS. 0 C Q" Former price f 1 9 10. now J'03 MEN'S SUITS. 7 61 Is r Former price lli. now ' J MEN'8 SUITS. A CA Former price III, now y 2.50 a'EN'S SUITS. 10 75 Former price ;: now 1 " Vmi can't ailiird lomKs this salr, as )nur mniic) will do trlilt ilui In-rr. Iiii) l.)d;i.s the whnle Mock Is lor salt' and m be bouehl h a MorikiYHr an) da'. tom' tndii). as tiinmrrow ma lit" too late. coSroSaTst-BA NKRUPT SALE As0fa nl. factured In Astoria and excels anything of a similar kind on the mak.-t. Patron- re. Mitchell vs. k. U Mitchell entered nunc pro tunc. de. The special council meeting which was called for tomorrow night has been post poned on account of the public celebration In honor of Admiral Dewey. On Monday Everyone able to secure an Invitation ticket for the railroad excursion to l'ort land will take In Astoria's Jubilee cele bration. Chairman Welch of the commit tee announces that the train will be run on the li:h of May. leaving Astoria at about 8 o'clock In the morning Several ALL FUR I'EWEY the mayor will Issue another call for . lnour, be , rort.sn,, .;., Iri. nt U"ly nnd g.-rnl. man were the prlii- ltl features. Several private luncheons wrre given by Mrs. F. W Newell m h.n..r of Mr Shaw, her cousin, of the Shaw eoinomv . huh were intended by the Friday N ith! Whist club and other friends The af fairs were titilipie ni. I enjoyable nd Mr Shaw will e.irry with him on his trueU pleasant r.co'l... Hot,, of Ait.r s cl! by; tho s.n Th" I'arker Mrs E has I..- TODAY'S WEATHER. Fair weather. AROUND TOWN. SUNDAY. The roadside dust is tinted with fore warning Of heavenly verdure mortal feet shall tread. Lucy Larcom. and baking Try Schilling's Beat tea powder. New Klbboa at Danbsr's. Midwife Jlrs. Uary Make, 7 Exchange treat Bed, White and Blue Ribbons at Dan bar's. Try Golden Gate compressed yeast at the Parlor. If Snodgrass doesn't make your pic tures, you don't get the best. John H. Hall of Portland, United States district attorney Is In the city. It was reported yesterday that the run of salmon hud slightly improved. Just try one of those Ice creams with crushed strawberries at the Parlor. In tha police court yesterday Louis Strlblich was taxed for drunkenness, which he paid. John Karlsnn, a native of Sweden, re nounced allegiance to King Oscar in the county court yesterday. Monday the return malch between the husbands and their wives will be played at the A. F. C. alleys. New crop dried frutta, new crop raisins, figs and aBsorted nuts all extra fine qual ity, at Robs, Higglns & Co. The present proprietor is keeping up the reputation of C. B. Smith for making fine Ice cream at the Parlor. Don't forget that at the Louvre you can get the best of music, a large schoon er and a boiled egg all for 5 cents. For Rent I'Jano in good condition; terms, 3 per month. Apply to Mrs. S. Normlle, Astor street, corner Third. council meeting to be held Tuesday night. Harper whiskey is rapidly becoming the national beverage. It's the one thing all parties agree upon. Republicans, demo crats, populists. Even the "know noth- in" party knows one thing, the merits of Harper whiskey. Sold by Foard & Stokes Co., Astoria, Oregon. Northern Pacific railroad trains leave Portland dally at U o'clock a. m. for Ta coma, Spokane, and the east. Close con nection made at Srjokane for B Nelson, Sandow and British Columbia mining camps. For map and Information call on or address C. TV. Stone. Astoria, Oregon. American Flag 81 lck 1'Iq 3 eeols e.rh at Dunbar's. A telegram from Toledo published in the Oregonlan states that the glee clubs are singing the campaign song "Theodore Thurston Geer," first Introduced in that place. The fact U that the song was composed by a member of the Astoria glee club and sung by them for the first time during the recent republican state convention. Professor J. H. Ackerman. the republi can nominee for state superintendent of Instruction, was In the city yesterday, a guest of Mr. F. I. Dunbar, professor Ackerman stated to an Astorlan reporter tnai ne found abundant evidence through out the state of an overwhelming ma Jorlty for the republican ticket at the coming state elections. Thf Shaw company Inst night closed one of the most successful theatrical en gagements ever made In this city. The play was "Kentucky Girl." The house was tilled to overflowing every seat In the house having been sold by 2 o'clock In the afternoon. A large audkn-e also at tended the matinee, which was a re production of "AU the Comforts of Home." Mr. Ira Rramwell, of Minneapolis, trav eling freight agent of the Northern St'-amship company, .spent yesterday In Astoria with Mr. William Harder, g..ner,il iki-hi oi tne ureal N irthern raiimad, l'ortland. Roth g-ntleme,, visited the various salmon canneries Hnd other In dustries of the city, and expressed them, selves as well pleased wi,h th. prS.t(g for business here this season. return made the same day. A cdebration is planned to take place In Portland suit able to the occasion. Mr. Hammond ex pects to be here ami accompany the ex cursion. The road will be opend for regular traffic on the 17th. AH those who are entitled to take part In the excursion, which Is design. d to aivomodat" the il ni- I ors to the subsidy and the subsidy work- ' ers should leave their names with the committee at once. It Is a strange but true fact that there has been such a heavy business In this state this season that the O. R. & N. Co has been compelled to turn over to the Southern Pacific hundreds of tons of wheat for San Francisco because the steamers were unable to handle them. This condltton of trade Is due largely to peculiar market conditions and an un usually large tonnage moving to San Francisco. In addition the Southern Pa cific has made exceptionally low rates In order to keep wheat ami lumber out of Portland as against Willamette river rates. Naturally they prefer to handle the traffic via San Francisco. As low as B.W per ton on wheat and about V, per thousand on lumber have recently been quoted. When ihe first bulletin was received vest.rday morning announcing Admiral iHwey's report from Manila and was posted on the hoards In front of the As- torian office the few assembled people I s. nt up a spontaneous snout of joy In a moment thousands gathered In the f reel anil for hours . wey's glorious vic tory was the sole topic of conversation has b. At the Instance of Mr Harder of ih-I return iire.it Northern railroad, thr-e cheer for it. . is i-ewcy nnd his m.-n wer.- given Willi a will. Th.. following tilegrain from II wac.i created mil. h interest: llwaco, May 7 -To the As:ortan-lwaco celebrates Admiral liewey's victory by firing the admiral salute. The town Is eng igrment of Miss Uiura Ann . second daughter of Citptaln and I'. I'ark. r and Mr I'.itrt. k Shea ' in nnnounco The mirrlig.. will art and i alle dress.,1 In holiday attire and all the clti. thus., who saw u xens arc ulebrating the event. Sea borough Head and Mcijowan s Join us. DR. PARKS .Mayor Rergman has railed for a public Jubilee tomorrow night, and nil Astorlans will doubtless turn out. The Gateway lodge will give u dance on Friday evening, May so. lal 13, at It was learned at the county court ves- terday that the story of Mr. Ola.ser of the V-.l, I.. ...-. . ... n...- iii io i. K.iru to nis eeijar mill was only partially true. He. had a small mill th.-rc some years ago. but it is doubtful if it could turn out any lumber today. As to tlx- ro.-id matter, there are but four or five people living on Ihe road leading to h' place from the main Olney road' and but little work has been done upon It. Major Charles E. Kilbourne. paymaster U. S. A., and his younger son J. C. Kil bourne. were here yesterday and paid n regular visit to Fort Canby. Major Kil bourne come from a family of fighters and before the news of the declaration of war wllh Bpaln telegraphed his nppll- Your Grocer doesn't want to sell you low-price baking powder. It is your fault. You ask for it. There is no good low-price baking powder; so he sells you bad. The news of Dewey's victory In Manila yesterday was the sole topic of discus sion throughout the city. The extent of the victory as cnronlcled by the bulletins was somewhat of a surprise to nearly every one as each bulletin, one after an other, told the story that not a single American sailor had been killed and only six slightly wounded. That such a bril liant and overwhelming victory had been achieved by Dewey without the sacrifice of life caused some sjierulatlon as to Un truthfulness of the report. Hut each suc ceeding bulletin left no doubt as to the authenticity of the news, and Astorlans will give vent to their feelings n a pub lic demonstration tomorrow night. As It Is known that Astorlans participate,) n the battle. It Is gratifying news to their relatives and frlenda In the city that they came out of the engagement oonejiierorH, and lived to tell of the part they took In what Is regarded as one of ihe imatist n:iv:il nehlevemcnt s In thr. un,!il'. I,l ! tory. The prompt notion of the naval reserve company In taking the Initiative In celebrating the victory at their niei-ilng Friday night Is very commendable, and addd laurels to the company tin being a tiatrlotic and Intelligent body of citizens. Mr. R. I.. Iloyle, the rustling real estate man. who has been traveling In Eastern Oregon and Washington, selling Astoria property, left last night for T.icoma. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS S. Jackson and wife to Ole J Mtinson Ixit 3. block K. Mi l 'lure's; Alfred Kinney and wife to John H. Smith I,ots lu, 11 und 1', block 42. and lots 2( and .J. block 77. New Astoria; . WHEN TRAVELING Whether on pleasure bent or business, take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs, a It acts most pleasantly and ef fectually on the kidneys, liver, and bow els, preventing fevers, headaches, and other forms of sickness. For ale In Go cent bottles by all leading druggists. Manufactured by tho California Fig Byr up Company, only. New Kid f.lovcn nt Kuiibai" CIRCUIT COURT MATTERS. Astoria Building and Loan association vs. Andrew Hendrlekson; sale confirmed. Charles Harber vs. W. G. Howell et al, order for publication of summons. Mee Nong & Co. vs. J. o. ilanthorn; motion for new trial overruled and Judg ment on the verdict. Sixty days to file bill of exceptions. Myra Russell vs. W. W. Parker, al lowed to amend complaint by Interlineation. THE CHIKCHES. PRESBYTERIAN Ninth atreet, be tween Duane and Exchange. Rev. Henry Marcott, pastor. Morning service at 11; evening service, S p. m., Sunday school at 12:15. V. P. 8. C. E. at 7. and prnyer meeting Wednesday at K p. m. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL Duane street. W. B. Holllngshead. pas tor. Residence Vf, Exchange street. I)ve feast at 19 a. m.; communion at 11 a. m.; Sunday school at 12:20 p. m.; Ep worth League at 0:20 p. m.; prayer meet ing Wednesday at 7.30 p. m. All seat free. Strangers welcome. NORWEGIAN AND DANISH M. E. CHURCH. Upper Astoria. The pastor. liev. j. jacobson, will preach tomorrow at 11 a. m. NORWEGIAN EVA NO. LUTHERAN CHURCH English Sunday school, 9:0 a. m. Norwegian service, 10:45 a. rn. No services in the evening. FIRST HAPTIST-Exr:hnnge street, be tween Eleventh und Twelfth. Rev. L. J. Trumbull, pastor. Residence of pastor on opposite side of street. preaching every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m Sunday school at 12:1J, and I). Y. P. V, at 0:30 p. m.; prayer meeting on Wednes day evening. Everybody Is cordially In viteii to attend these services. Subject of the morning, "The Sheep." Evening sermon, '"ihe kingdom Illustrated," o.)oiu',i,jiio.ai, t in. iti'ii -cor- m r of Tenth and Duane streets. tev. J' H, Holllngcr, pastor. Residence, 277 Tenth street. Sunday servb es: I'ublic worship et II a. m. and S: 10 p. rn.; Sunday school at. 12 : in; Junior Society at 4; Y. P. fl.C. ! a: i. Subject of morning sermon. "Forced I'.'inembralieii of God." Evening Her l ion, "The Meaning of Human Frailly." SWEDISH LUTHERAN CIII.'R' 'II En glish services at Mr.m, topic: "me Work of the Holy Spirit." Sunday school at :l."i. Swedish services at 7:4."i p. m., topic; 'What Shall I do to be Saved?" IN SOCIETY. Afternoon Tens the Order of tho Day Engagement Announced. The week In society has been more than usually Interesting. The engagement of the Shaw company, Mr. Shaw being a rel ative of one of tho leading society ladles, n aorles of nftoranon Inna nnd .Iia an. Max Sklbb v. B. F, Steven at al, nouncemtnt of the engagement of prom- take plai e in August Thursday and Saturday Mrs A V Allen in,, afternoon , is in honor of ' Mr Aib n s aunt. M . N. Hie T son w li n vlslrit.g h.re and will sb .rili ; to her home In the .at Tn.. I Las w. re largely aitembd and were! among ihe i,t II. ate entertaliimti's r given In the cliy Mrs. Alb li s hand- S..IIO- r- s:.. n, e W.IS beautifully decora!,',! with palms and i ut flow. rs t he mantle 'de. e Iii ihe dining room was wa.ok of I forth especial praise fcin Progressive . .1, lire and music were added io the enj.,) ui. tii of the afternoon. Among the gu.u who enjoyed Mrs. Aib n's hospitality w. r Mrs. Dr. Ambrose Fulton Mrs. Dr. Arthur rulton. Mrs. Will Warren. Mrs. Harry Smith. Mrs. P. . Stoke. Mrs. W, A. Sllne. Mrs. Upshur. Mrs. Ifrcnham Van Dus.n. Mrs. A. Van Dusen, Mrs. Holly Van Dusen. Mrs. Curtis Trenchard. Mrs. Harrison Allen. Mrs. W. W. Rldehalgh. Mrs. E. C. I,ewls. Mrs. Charles llrown. Mrs. K. U Tnlii.nl J Mrs. J. E. Higglns. Mrs. Albert Dunbar. Mrs. Herman I'rael, Mrs. Carruthers. Mrs. J. T. Lighter. Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. Charles Wright. Mrs. Frank Taylor. Mrs. W. L. Logan. Mrs. Charles Ilain. Mrs. Janus Fox. Mrs. Alsea Fox. Mrs. Tee. Mrs. W. 8. Short. Mrs. T. Ryrle. Mrs. otto lleiiborn. Mrs. George Shi-Id. Mrs. li. W. Sanborn. Mrs. D. Morgan. Mrs. Num. inn. Mrs. Devlin. Mrs. W. T. ('flutter. Miss Tyson. Mrs. Hchliiss-I. Mis. LouiiHberry. .Mrs. Perry Triilllnger Mrs. Newell. Mrs. Robb. Mis. Fisher. Mis. F. Gunn. .Mrs. F. Kendall. Mrs. Richard I'rael. Mrs. (1. C. I'iiIIoii. Mrs. Wlngale. Mrs. William Adair. MrH. Howes. .Mrs. J. K. Ferguson. .Mrs. E. Ferguson. Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. W. K. Dement, Mrs. F, I'altoii. Mrs. '. It. Thomson. Mrs. J. II. Smith. Mrs. I iiincnn Hiewart. Mrs. .1. W. Conn. Mrs. Will Triilllnger. Miss It ihl'S. Miss It-ed. Miss Mi Kenn. MIhk ('rang. Miss Hayrc, Miss llailollet. Miss Lewis. Miss Nickerson. Miss Dickinson. Miss Norton. Miss Ilnlden. Miss Warren. Miss Powell. Miss Sherman. Miss Ilarron. Miss Conn. Miss Garner. Miss Ruth Garner. Miss Gilbert. Mrs. Ilolden. Mrs (1. Parker. Mrs Frank I'srker. .Mrs Marshall Klnnry. Mrs J UrlfTln. Mrs Frank Stokes. Mrs K. Osburn. Mrs Mc Kn Mrs Grorga Flsvet Mrs John Trulllngr. Mrs Tom ('rang. Mr. (Iilmnn. Mrs M Trenchard Mrs Horace Thing Mrs P I Cherry. Mrs K F.ltnore. Mrs i'. w, Fulton. Mrs T Tnillliiiicr. Mrs. i..n Ward. F"t COUNTY CLERK. Harry J. Wherity REGULAR RKI'I lll.li'AN N'oMINK FoR COUNTY CLERK. Perry A. Trullinger REGULAR UNION CANDIDATE. Begin right.. STOCKHOLDER MEETING 1 The annual meeting ot tb stockholder of the Astoria Ilulldmg and Loan'Aaasv rlailon. will be held at their office. No. Ill Eleventh street. Astoria, Oregon, oo Tuesday. May 10. !M, for the purpose of electing director for the ensuing yr and th. transaction of any business that may com. before the meei.ng. The eleetloa will be by ballot and will be hold from I p m. until I p. m. Py order of th. board of director. , Attest: r. I. DUNIIAR. W. L. Robb, Secretary. Preeldent. ' unirv m i.niiMrvM Underwear nir. to iinnrH f-alrti K i Thorough VI orknunetiip Price Uw James Alurphv 420 Comiicrclal Street. THE PROOF of the puAding u In the eatla), and the proof of Bq ear IS IN SAMPLING That' an aigurnent thaC ease, el net re . demonatraUora, Our wfll (tend ti teat HUGHES & CO t.UHRICATINfi OILS A 5IM.CIAI.TY When vnu buv noor thine It worrlee you a long a It Iat. When you buy a S IC L I good thing you are glad of the few en re rent, or possibly dollar, you spent for H eviry day you posse It We have no poor mean good In our (tore. Every thing la the money' worth moat ahun duntly. You will be glad you bought It here, nnd you will come again. Our as- sortment of high grade prlng SHOES rannot be approached by any other stock in tha city, Petersen & Brown. The choicest.. "V ' t ....--V". V'.l-r.-,.', I Pork chop, roast beef and lamb roast I are alwny to be found at our market. Only select stock I bought for our trade and our meat are In consequence extra nice. If you want to make your moal a success don't serve poor meat. ROSS, HIQQINB aV CO. l7 1897 Fisher Brothers A STOMA.... fllllP CHANDLERY HARDWARE IRON AND STEEL ' COAL GROCER I Efl AND I'ROVIHIONB FLOUR AND MILL FEED PAINTfl. OIIJI AND VARNIHIIE8 LOGGERS' SUPPLIES FATHRANK'H SCALES DOORS AND WINDOWS AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS WAGONS AND VEHICLES SEASIDE SAWMILL A complete stork of lumber on hand la the rough or dressed, Flooring rustle. celling and all kind of finish; molding and shingle. Terms reasonable and price at bodrork. All order promptly attended to. Office and yard at mill. II. F. L. LOGAN, Hen side, Oregon. Proprietor. ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Nolle la hereby given that the under signed has) this day been appointed as signee of Rebecca Strauss, nn Insolvent debtor. Creditor of tha said osslgnor lire hereby notified to present tholr olalm under oath to tho undersigned within three month from this date at hi place of business at No. 578 Commorclal atreot, Astoria, Oregon. Dated this 11th day of December, 1807. N. BCHLtlHHWf, Assignee of Rebecca Strauss, an Insolvent debt. OASTOIlIAi Bri tht The Kind You Nave Always Bought jv" ;,