THK DAILY ASTORUX, SATURDAY MORMNU, NOVEMBER 12, 18i8.
TODAT'I WBA.TUSE.
AROUND TOWN.
Try nonlyn col, Elmors, BnbofH Co.
Tti ltsrrison oroed out yesterday for
Tillamook.
Tti Slste arrived In early yesterdny
morning from Son Franclaco.
Henry fleck rnsieln wm a passenger on
tna train Mr roruana wt man.
Joseph llooh ha sold Ms interest In his
anlooo on Don! ttreet to onuttw
Kenney.
The Oriental liner Nlngcho anJ (ha
nriM.h ahts flilberhorn ara ready for
net, today.
Scat California wins. W emia pat gs.1
loa, Alex Otlfcert. tola aitnrror Aitorta.
TeJenfcon ML
Tha members of tha Young Men't Tn
atltuta will give a social ds.no tonight at
Kearney halt. .
Tha British Mp Wlacomba Park ana
ni.ir mMin both wheat Isden, put to
ara yesterday.
Vsvor Berrman left yeterdy morning
for hia Gray's river ranch. Ha will re
turn In tha morning.
Wallaend coal and coka ta tha beat
for domeatlo purpoaea. For eala by the
Astoria Oaa Light Co.
Tha Prltlfh ahlp Australian. Captain
JolHff. IS days from 8n Francisco, In
ballast, arrived In yesterday.
Mr. It. Q. Smith lft on the Column.
yesterday morning for San Francisco,
whera aha will spend tha winter.
Apple, apple, applea. rery cholca and
rery cheap. Two hundred botes must be
old at one. Rosa, Higglna Co.
Tha Columbia crowed out yesterday
mornlna; for San rranclseo. The prlnri
pa) part of her cargo consisted of wheat.
The Msse Madge and Add Sovey left
for Portland last evening on a visit of
a few dayi to their slater. Mr. Harr
Crlbb.
Call and aea a new dreaa ault. tha rary
lataat confined to tha McAllen t Mo
Oonnelt dry good bousa. Commercial
treat,
Bttla cutter ws wreatly admired aa he
lay at anchor In the stream yesterday,
A neat little book, containing picture
and description of the navlra of the
ww" haa Just been Issued by the
Northern Parinc railroad company. Tha
eventa leading up to the lete war ara
briefly reviewed, and a dialled deK'rtp
tlon of the navlra of thin country and
Spain In given. A complete list of the
officer of the fnlted Staies army also
anpeur. Interesting facta about Cnb
Porto Rico and the rh.tlpplnrs form en
Instructive feature of the booalet. One
thousand conic have been presented to
Portland school children.
Ir. U P. Jlulllnl. of Astoria, foil down
a long fll(tht of stairs In a lodging houee
at Kflt Washington street, yeetrrday af
temoon, and aufTered Injury tnat waa at
flrat supposed to be serious, says yeter-
day Oreironlan. His nose waa laid open
and a gash waa cut In bla forehead, and
the blood spurted alarmingly from a
cverst arlory while the old man lay
unconscious at the foot of the etalrway
Somebody eent for the patrol waon. but
br ihe time It had arrived the doctor
had regained consciousness and he took
a carriage for hi hotel, the Belvedere,
where be had a surgeon dree hla wound.
According to the San Francisco Bulletin
tt I likely another steamship line will be
eetsbllnhed between Aatorla and the Bay
city. The promoter of the enterprtae la
A. J. Smith, who aaka that the merchant
of San Pranclaco guarantee 500 ton of
frelgbt a trip at C a ton. The merchant
have expreeeed a wlltlngneea to meae
thl guarantee If od eervlce will be
given. Rwnt!y a fund waa rsiaeo in
Son Frandaco for the eetaMlahment of
n oppoltlon line to thl city, and thl
money may re tumco over to tne nw
conpny. Tne prpMn or tne enusn
mnt of the new line Is considered cx-el-lent.
The Mantanlta took on fuel at the coal
bunker yesterday and leaTea for the
l!ht-ehlp this tnomlnf to put coat ou
board of her.
For Sale. 100 ton of Roayln coal: tha
finest bousa and steam coal orer brought
to Astoria. Elmore. Sanborn Co.. Tele-
pbona. Main l-L
Edward Johnson, the man convlotetl
and fined tS In the police court Thurs
day f.r begging waa rearrested ycsttr.:iy
on a charge of the hirceny of a mackin
tosh, from Pr. A. A. Finch. Johnson
sentence had peen supenu. j ry juif
Nelson on conditn he leave for Fort
Stewn. where he Intended to go to
Join the army. He had worn the nwkln
tosh at the trial and camly walked cut
of the city ;ill with It a hen lttHTatiU.
The police heard of the i..eft and at
one rearrested Johns-n. Pr. Finch on
sevlng the mark'ntoeh Idenslfled It at
once. Johnson was trlevt In the Justice
court In the evening and pleaded guilty
to the chargn and sentenced to fi) d)' In
tha county Jail.
city will the Improvement of ths el'y's
tnoroughfares. T Insure honest a.llon
on th part of tha council, wa must elect
honest men.
"At the present time we have two mem
ber of the council. Pour counctlmcn.
all republican, will retire January I. If
we can elect three, we will have a ma
jority, With Mayor Pergimtn In the chair
for another year and a half, we will he
enabled to ce-rry out many plans for (he
betterment of the city. Every other
urancn or me city and county govern
ment, with the exception of the officer
of sheriff and Justice of the pence, Is In
tne hand of the republicans. We hope
to ba able to wrest some of thl power
rrom tnem. a we think we can give the
city a better administration.
'"Of course some of the rltUen may
feel discouraged over the result of the
lata elections, but that does not lensen
our chances In the least. With us It I
purely a buslnes affair. The municipal
Ity la buamee Institution and It must
oe nanoiea by business men If U I to
be successful. There ha been consider
able feeling of late over ome of the
actions of tha council, and. In view of
this sentiment, wa hope to b successful
In th election next month. If we ara
not. It may be put down that good men
have been defeated, tor will place only
trustworthy men In the Held."
Several other leaders also expressed
the belief that the party would be uc-
ceasful. They said further, that politic
ian would not b Placed In nomination.
but only honest, conscientious men, no
matter whether they be democrats, re
publican, or populist.
PROMINENT PORTI.ANPER
ENP8 1119 EXISTENCE.
Charles A. Wheeler. Wh.io Despondent.
Cms His Thnvu With a Rn tor-Deceased
Well Known In Portland.
Pleasant furnished rooms. Including
bath, with first class board, for gentle
men only, oaa be bad at VO Seventeenth
Street. Reference exchangeu.
Tha British hlp Strons and William
Low. the former from Yokohama and
tha latter from Shanghai. In ballast, were
reported off the river yesterday.
For rant Th entire npper floor of
the Badollet building over Albert Dun
bar' store. For particulars Inquir of
W. Q. Howell, a Exchange street
J. C. I'txinger. who has been for several
years In the employ of the Northern Fa
elfle brewery, will shortly open a cigar
and tobacco business in the Welch block
on Commercial street.
D. K. Warren, assignee of the estate
of I. W. Cae. will make final payment
to all creditors of said estate at the As
toria National bank, beginning next
Tuesday, November IS.
The Wonder Drill, an Indispensable tool
to all machinists, plumbers, or workers
ta Iron, bras, or other metals. Call and
e it. C. IL Orkwiti. agent corner of
Tenth and Duane streets.
Sundav at the Baptist church Subject
of the morning sermon, by the pastor,
"Christian Characteristics." The evening
service will be conducted by Brother R.
L. Knapp. All other services aa usual.
Presbyterian church Service a usual
tomorrow. Theme of the morning er
mon. "The Lifted Veil;" evening theme.
"Books and Reading." A very cordial
invitation I extended to alL ?
First M. E. Church Morning sermon.
II a. m.: subject. "The Human Agency
tn Salvation;" evening sermon. 7:30 p. m.;
abject. "What Is a Christian?" Sunday
school at 12: p. m.: Epworth League at
: p. m.
R. M. Stewart haa been appointed har
bor officer for this port by the Portland
Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Stewart
entered upon the duiles of his office yes
terday and will reside with bis family In
Astoria In the future.
Tha popularity of tha merchant' lunch
served by Mr. George Bartley at the Na
tional Is growing dally, and many busi
ness men can be found there every day
for their midday meal. The lunches set
by Mr. Bartley ara the (Inert in tha city.
Joa Carey, up to three month ago, sta
tion agent at Qulncy, a small station a
few mJlee above Astoria on the A. ft. C.
R. R.. recently moved to Lexington. O.
J On October W a pigeon owned by Mr.
carey was seni rrora v",v.- n
letter waa later received stating tbit en
October IS the pigeon arrived safely at
Lexington, but yesterday word came to
this city that the pigeon had returned to
Qulncy. Inquiry at the latter place con
firmed the report. Tha pigeon is said to
be part carrier. Thi flight of about S00
mile, while It shows the remarkable
homing instinct, of a pigeon, and Its at
tachment to a place. Is all the a ore' re
markable, because 10O0 miles Is considered
a long flight for even a full-bred carrier.
County Judge Gray and Commissioners
Lewis and Peteron made an official v:it
to Pacific county yesterday for the pur
pose of viewing the county bridge there
and the Improvements iney poseed
over those of Clatsop county. After visit
ing the Chinook and Walllcutt bridge
they returned to the city in the after
noon. Judge Gray nates' the bridge at
Chinook a well a the one at Walllcutt
is built with what ia called a balance
draw. The draw on each side of the
opening is evenly balonied. the farther
enJ on each side being loaded with rock.
When the bolts are withdrawn each :de
of the draw tips ut and the bridge in
! open. They are easily closed aicain. A
rop Is attached to both ends of the draw
jand they are hauled back in position.
ineir construction is very simple and
they work perfect. Judge Gray stttrs
the Chinook bridge is about the same
sire as the one at Warrenton, and cost
between II and fcj:o less than the latter
bridge. The draw of the Warrenton
bridge 1 hoisted by machinery and is
a source of mu.-h trouble as it often gets
out of order. The court I considering
the advisability of changing the Warren
ton bridge and building a draw similar
to tha one at Chlnoo, it is thought
the change could be made for about fcO.
The plans for the construction of the
dra- for the John Day bridge, which haa
been ordered built by the county court
will be changed and a balance draw put
In. similar to thoe in Pacific county.
This will reduce the cost of the bridge
about fcM) less than the original figures
and will be a saving of much money for
Clatsop county. Besides being less ex
pensive than the cumbersome drams at
present used In the county brllges. the
county court have decide.) that the new
style, us It answers the B.ime purpose
and Is less difficult to manage, will be
put in all bridges built In tne county
hereafter.
Charles A. Wheeler. well known Port-
under, ended hi existence Thumdav
nigni oy rumng Ms throat. e was very
deliberate in his actions and made ex
tensive preparations for the ceremony.
He went to the lodge twm of the order
of Woodmen and. after, wrlilnr hi fare
well letters to the secretary of the lodge
and his wife, and to the coroner, re
nalred to an ante-room, where he placed
his overcoat on the floor, that It might
not be stained with his blood. He then
slashed his throat with a rwsor. Evi
dently the first gssh did not sever the
Jugular and Wheler drew the blade or
hi throat several times. He used the
raior In front of a mirror, that he might
ee Just what he was doing. After cut
ting his throat, he lold down on the over
coat and died.
Wheeler was formerly prosperous, but
of rate had been unable to obtain steady
employment. Some weeks ago his wife
secured a divorce from him. and it U be
lieved this waa one of the reasons for his
rash act In hit letter to the lodge secre-
retary he said that drink was the cause
of hi downfall, and wwrned other mem
bera to refrain from the use of liquor.
His letter to the coroner contained the
request that, as soon as Identity had been
established, the body be withheld from
public view. He had made several In
effectual attempts to deetroy himself by
asphyxiation, but waa discovered each
time and saved. Deceased was prominent
in the metropolis, where ho was deputy
under County Clerk Church, and also
under Sheriff Sears, He had resided in
Portland for over S) years. He wo onc
a candidate for county clerk, but was de
feated. His life wua Insured for I.VW.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Parker HoueL W. lieardaley and
wife,' Sacramento; tleorga A. Barton,
Portland; Joseph L, Nuiter, Charlea Ha.
gen. V. . Veley, Fort Canity; W. R.
Hunch. Fort Stevens; James Jenkins,
Rainier; Henry Kayler, Uwig Itoach;
U Friable, Stella; J, Hnnhow, Stella; F,
Johnson, Chinook; A. Brewer, tlwaco.
tVcideltt William Hume Charles 1C.
Ilantmerguest, San Franctsoo; David M,
Dunne, tleorge Pope, M M llloch. Port
land; N. A. Marra, llwaco; Sherman
Case. Seaside; H. It, Dyer. South Bond;
M. P, Callcnder State of Waxhlngtott.
Don't Miss 'Em!
These Garments do the talking for Us. They
Will do it for gou, as well.
In a recent letter the Herman anthro
pologist, Kollman, declared that care-
ful Investigation have shown that tha
preponderance of the blonde type In ha
northern and tha brunette type In the
southern part of Europe antedated tha
appearance of the Oe-rman and Roman
In history,
PL'CKLEN'8 A NIC A 8ALV1B
THE BEST SALVE in tha world for
Cuts. Brulsaa, Sorer. Ulcers, Salt Hhtum
Fever torea.l Tatter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively riiras Pll, or no pay
aulred. It Is guarwntsed to glva parfaot
satisfaction or money refunded. Pries
cant oer bos. For sale by Kates-Coaa
Drug Co.
a Nebraska young man jilted hi sweet
heart at the altar bee a one he discovered
that she smoked cigarettes. The young
woman I to be congratulated. A young
man who neglect his opportunities dur
ing courtship like that I not worthy of
any live young woman devotion.
Congregational church The day will be
devoted to the Intereets of missions. The
morning theme will be "The iiven of
the World." An Interesting and profit
able evening program will be renuered by
the Woman's Auxiliary. All are most
cordially Invited.
Try W. A. Gaines' private stock wh sky
This Is an old standard liquor, especially
recommended for family and medicinal
use and Its purity and quality Is guaran
teed. For sale In any quantity by John
L Carlton, sole agent. Twelfth street,
near Bond.
HARPER WHISKEY Is rapidly be
coming the national beverage. It't the
one thing all parties agree upon, repub
licans, democrats, populists. Even the
"know-nothing" party knows one th:ng;
the merits of Harper Whiskey. Sold by
Foard &. Stokes Co.. Astoria. Oregon.
It Ih probable another meeting of the
street committee and city attorney to
consider the ordinance grnntlng the street
railway franchise will be held at tho office
of the etv attorney this evening. There
are vet some sections of the ordinance
that are considered too Iooho, but one of
the Btrtet committee yesterday said he
did not anticipate any trouble In modi
fying those features of the ordinance.
Tho ordinance will be acted uoon at the
regular mooting of the council Thursday
next
Tho Perry came down from the buoy
depot yesterday and took her position in
tho river, tier repairs having been com
pleted. The inside apartments of the
Perry received a thorough cleaning and
overhauling, and the paint on the hull
bat been changed from a dark lead color,
tho lighting color, to a light lead color.
The Ferry haa bad a new ti.eaira launch
built, also, while undergoing repairs. Her
appearance much Unproved, and tho
CITIZENS WILL NAME
ONLY TRUSTWORTHY MEN.
Think the Coming December Election
One of the Utmost Importance and
Hupe to Be Successful.
A meeting of the citizens' central com
mittee will be held early r.txt week for
the purpose of arrangi.-u; for tne holding
of primaries and a convention, at which
will be nominated four candidates for
councllmen and a tandid.it" for superin
tendent of streets. The leaders of the
party are very anxious to place good
men in the Held, as they consider the
coming December election, although only
for 1he .offices above name.;, on of the
moat important that has ever been held
In the city. Thev exprcs.: r.uniiuence in
thulr ability to pu. up men v.-ho will oe
eiccieu. iinu 10 tne enj u. u they may
control the council will ;iut forth every
effort In the approaching campaign.
Several of the party ! adera were seen
by an Atttorlan representative and all
were sanguine of Nuccess. vn: of the
prominent members of the party said:
"We consider the coming elect. on to be
one of thu most Important ever held in
Astoria. The next two or t'iree years
will nee the city's population quad
rupled. Although Mr. llimm-nd
has uptly been dubl,l a V.p.'iyiix,
It is known, nevertheless. tl.ut
he is organizing a railroad scheme which
will make Astoria thu western terminal
or tne greatest railway 8y.-.tem In the
world tlie Vanderb'it oie.in-;o. ocean
system. It seems to me certain that this
great line will be made to end here and
the effect upon tho city can readily be
seen. It really means a city of 5o.juj in
the next five years.
With such Important changes to be
brought about, the munldp't,i;y bhnuld
be In the hands of honest men, and not
under the control of politicians who are
dominated solely by selfish considera
tions. There will be many franchises to
grant In the coming period of Astoria's
advancement, and many other matters
Involving? the city's welfare will come up
Deioro tne council. We wajit to eleot men
who will deal with these matters as they
should be dealt with. Probably the trrtat-
est Item on the expense account cf tho
FIRST GAMES BOWLED IN
FLOWER TOURNAMENT.
Hllotropes Lost Four Straight to the
Asters. While the Lilacs and Weige
lt'is Broke Even.
The first games In the (lower tourna
ment were bowled at the A. F. C. alleys
last night. A largi number of member
were In attendance. The Heliotropes, C.
R. Higglns' aggregation, were scheduled
to pkiy Allen's Asters, while Wise's We-
geltiis went against Laws' Lilacs.
In the classic language of the d.iy. the
Asters didn't do a thing to the Hello-
tropes. All the players on Ihe latter
team were off. while the Asters bowled
like thev were broke. They took four
straight games, winning handily each
time. The scores made by the Hello-
tropes follow:
C. R. Higglns II
Mrs. J. Adams 123
E. W. Crosby 13
IL W. t'hristensen 113
This Is the way the Asters played the
game:
B. F. Allen r
Mrs. H. H. Ingalls i
D. Ooulter 1W
H. Bacry Ul
The feature of these games was the re
markable bowling of Mrs. Intralls. Her
average. 42. was the best made by any
player In the tournament, and she also
made the highest single score, 59. Mrs.
Ingalls bowled 05 yesterday afternoon,
the score being but one pin short of the
club woman's record, made by Mrt. Nor-
mile.
The Lilacs and the Weigellas bowled
much closer, each team taking two
games. Wise secured the beat total, 1(3.
The scores of the Weigellas follow:
Herman Wise ltt
Mrs. Megler 112
W F. Kay m
A. A. Cleveland Jr 120
TheLllae bowled the following scores:
W. C. Laws 147
Mrs Wise w
W. A. SMne 132
ueorge Ohler 140
Monday evening Woodfield's Wisterias
will try conclusions with Finnlgan's
Snowballs, and Burrousrh's Bachelor But
tons will endeavor to make Funge For
get-me-nots remember them. The game
will begin promptly at S. nt which hour
players should be at the alleys.
A SOLDIER'S SENSATIONS.
'It was the Mg shell and shrapnel,"
said a soldier from Cuba, "that made us
hug the ground, but It was the little
Mauser bullets that killed our men." It
Is the same in every day life. People
shiver with panic at tne mention of small
pox or yellow fever, but it Is the little
disorders of the stomach that really do
tho most killing. The best medicine for
the stomach Is Hostetter's Stomach Hit
ters. It cures Indigestion and dyspepsia.
It Is Just as good for women as for men.
For a run-down, debilitated condition
nothing Is so stood or so sure to cure.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is an old
time remedy. It has stood the test for
years, and its popularity Increases day by
day.
You Save Dollars
By Purchasing Your
Drugs. Patent Medicines
and Toilet Articles of
Tlte only rnt-ratit iri g store hero
every nrtu lo ia oJ ," to " (tor ivnt.
lens than Ihe tiiaunl'iiotnrcr's price.
Vore words tlmi'i tell it all. Hero art
'm prices' Kemcmlter evrry lWut
.Mciicitio. Toilet Article or Vruti is oM
at cu; rates.
Our mail o.-Jcr limine has treMcil in
year, Itvausi' itverybtHiv wttlnti ;tis)
miles of 1'ortlnuil cuu save money by
tradnif witb us.
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Patne't Olery Com pound.
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Ungoa Blood PuriArr - I l" W
Pierce' F4vorlte Prescription 1 00 W
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Fletee Pelleto '. 1
Wi'llsm. I'ltik IMlli w ft
Ijntntu t'p"iile, or Hurr
coaled Ttilol, in bollirs
coot tlnlng lu) l-gtiD is
(Jumlne capsules, or Hugr
coaled Tablets, lu bottle
containing lou .gtitn S&
Quinine Capsules, or Sugar
coated Tablets in bottle
cunuin'ng 10O.Vtrln 4S
Quinine Ciu!e, or sugr-
cesled Tsbleta. In bottles
ronuiuiut luu A ft tin So
Vie buy ilireci from the manufacturers
in ntttnlltie. which secures the
VKUY LOWF.ST TKADK. KATES.
This enables us to retail at wholesale
prices.
We. pay transportation cWgvi to As
toria on all orient for druir or patent
medicines amounting to or over, alien
aeviiDimmed by the cnah.
Onr photographic department will in
terest yon. Ever)' new thing in photon
rtphy is in sbx k. and it will delight i
to bave joti coll, whether you buy or not.
Woodard, Clarke & Company
Cut-Kate DrugyMs
Fourth and Waftuiogton. Portland, Ore
Boys Vestee Suit
Lnrgo sailor collar, col
ored cloth trimmingM,
niul bruit! to match. A
very sightly uit, agcu
from 3 lo 8 yours.
Prlne
$2-75
Boys 2-Pleee Salt
Nicely iiiftdo, good lin
ing. Ono of tho very
host school suitH for'
hoys, ngi'H, to 12
yt'Hrn. Colors, Mack or
groy.
Price . . . $!-5
Ladies Wrapper
(Jootl, Jlicuvy VginiA
Cloth, heavy wabt lin
ing, nicely triininctl
with braid, well sewed,
full width .skirt.
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Price
Si.oo
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Leather
Stockings fef
Tho well known Mack
Cut stocking for boys
uiid girlii, doubli'
throughout, trijtlo knee,
fust black.
Ctlvc them i trUil
SHANAHAN BROTHERS
Tito Only IMnce to (let I iitryaliiat.
Shoes for
Early Fall.
MISSES
KID
GLOVES
$1.00 per pair
AT
ALBERT DUNBA
Another Ife In Shnc-Po you kno
that lwo-thlrl of your life I piiiard with
your feet encased In InalhrrT Worth
thonKht. Why nt have thrtn comfort
able? We have tho kln.1 that are pleas
ant. They are grateful to the foet. Tt.s
lrtce 1 not high.
Petersen & Brown.
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
RIVER RAILROAD.
Leave I Astoria (Dally) Arrive
s.m.p.m.' Portland and Astoria p m. a.m.
s:tw 6:30 hxpre trains vl 12:liU,10
.svn'ij'pn, 1 iiiion, went
Irt. 'latkanle. Ooble;l
connection at iolile fir
the East and I'ugctl
Sound points. I
12:30 5:00 Astoria, Benslde andi 4:30 7:55
:.ew Astoria fasseniter
trains via Warrenton
and I.lavrl.
8:30 Sunday Hunters' spec-
llal Astyria to 8ealde!
All trains excepting the Sunday hunt
ert' special, leaving Astoria rolng to flea
side and returning from Seaside, run on
the Flavel Branch.
J. C. MAYO,
O. F. & P. A.
LUBRICATINQ
OILS
A SPECIALTY
187a 1897
Fisher
Brothers
ASTORIA....
HiriP CHANDLERY
HARDWARE)
IKON ANI STEEL
CO A I j
OKfX KRIK3 ANX PROVISIONS
FliOt'R AND MILL FEED
PA I NTH, OII,8 AND VAHNISIII',8
LOWERS' HI.I'I'LIKfl
FAMtl'ANK'H SCALES
DOORS AND WINIHMVfl
A;RicririTRAL implkmrnts
WAGONS AND VEHICLES.
In his adilrens to the Harvard students
the other day the Rev. Edward Everett
Hale Ia:d down three rules which he said
had been the reatet help to him In life.
They were: lie In the open air all you
can; rub against tho rank nnd file dally
and every day hold intimate conversa
tion with a superior.
Astoria Public Library
BEADING ROOM FREE TO ALL.
Open every ..ay from t o clock to E:S0
and :30 to 9:30 p. m.
Subscription rates S3 per annum.
Wejit Cor. Eleventh and Duans Streets.
L. LEBECK
Carpenter nnd liuildcr
General Contractor
HOUSE RAISING AND
nOVINQ A SPECIALTY
THE PARKER HOUSE
Firet-CIaBH in
Every Retupect.
BAR m BILLIARD ROOM
Special RateB
to Theatri
cal PartieB
A. J. MASON, Prop
ASTORIA, OHIC.
THE PROOF
of the pudding is In the eating
and the proof of liquors
IS IN SAMPLING
That's an argument that's con
clusivea 3ernonntratlon.
Ourt will stand the test
HUGHES & CO.
Cor. Otli uixl Coinimrciul St recti
New Stock
Of Canned Fruits and Vege
tables just in.
Comparison of quality and
price of same invited.
ROSS HIGGINS & CO
Special Sale This Week at
The Bee Hive...
COATS, Children up to four
years. There is a great variety
of these coats.
All styles of Childrens' Caps.
Bargains in Ladies Coats and
Capes. Cloth Capes 1.50, $2.00.
2.60 and up.
A large line of Ladies Outing
Flannel Wrappers.
THE BEE HIVE.
AN IMPORTANT DIFERENCB.
To make It apparent to thousands, who
think themselves 111. that they are not
afflWed with any disease, but that the
syBtem simply needs clcansintr, Is to
brinff comfort home to their hearts, as
a costive condition it easily cured by
usltut Syrup of Figs. Manufactured by
the California Fig Byrup Company only
and told by all druggrtsta.
BSE
ESTES-COfDBUGGo
Leading Druggists
of Astoria .,
51
uvuuinnu
Try
" Pretoie," a sure ana pleasant cure for
tbe Headache.
MHEOCCH
Astoria Leadlttg Hotel
Metier S Wrlglit, PropH.
HOflE-flADE
Taffies, Caramels, Chocolates and Bon-
Bons fresh every day,
at THE SPA.