The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, July 17, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHK MORNING ANfOItlAN. TUESDAY JULY 17, 90O. 1 Bathing Onus in ALSO i : Dattilnft Trunks. C. H. COOPER TUB LEaDING DtiY GOODS AND CLOTHING HOL'SB 01' ASTORIA. TODAY'S WBATHEIt. ir-Waitern Ore i Un and Western, Washington, fit p anil continued warm today, , , ' All contnitfta IV uJvarttaing la tha Aatot Ittn wre innJo on u uuur. atitua of circulation (our time lurner than that of any prr publUheJ or clrculuUJ In Chtt op county. AROUND TOWN. Fresh buttermilk at tha Taxlor. Horse for aula at Oaaton'a atabla. J. V. E. Macfarlana la In the city. Jce crram 10c a quart at tht Tartar. Val lilldnw. of lker City, la In Aa torla, Captain Mcintosh waa In tha city yea IrrJay. II. II. Tata waa down from Portland yesterday. J. E. Froat, of Portland, waa In tha city yesterday. C. B, Lravmworth, of Brattle, la Astoria on business. , ' , In Dt IS-cent meal. TUtlnf Bun Itea taurant, IU Commercial atraal. Jeft't reetaurant tha largaat UtL A trial will convince you. and L. VY. Bmlth. of Ban Franclaco, la la the city on a brief bualneet trip. Cluui. n. Trvaoott la In tha city from I'urtlnn l, a vueat at tha Oi tdtnt. ; J- u The barkfnilne Addenda la axpacted In a day or two from Ban Pranctaoo. . Mla Lta T. Uwla left yeaterday on a vlelt to h home In Eaattrn Or lon. H. 8. MoOowan came over from Chi nook yeaterdar on a brlff buelnaaa , trip. t Sweet cream at tha Parlor. 19 casta .a pint; jutt what yon ot for ber rlea. Contractor Lebeik autaa that he baa nearly nnlihod hla work at tha quaran tine atatloo. C A. Law ton and family, of Grand IUpliU, Mich., are rctrletered at tht I'arkvr Mouae. Tht txat and cheapoat tailoring In the city at A, KIUUNEN, S2S Com i merclal Street, For Kent A ali-room cottage on Fourth and Commercial itreeta. In- qulru at V& Bond atreet. FOR 8 ALE. Two choice lota, Noa. ( .and , block 1. MoClure'a addition. Enquire Frank Fabra, Seattle, Waah. A email place at ClaUop for aale or rent. Suitable for chicken ranch.Ap , ply to A. Tagg. Parlor Candy 8tore. Roilyn coal laata longer, la cleaner . and make a leai trouble with atovaa and chimney fluea than any other. George W. Banborn, agent. Telephor.a 1811. BEST 15-CEKT MEAL; BVV RESTAURANT. RI3INO 1 1 1 Vlnd andlPalu In lb. Smmich, Sick Hud.che, (jiaaintu, rulnu na tllm alter mt.u.Un. tlnt.ltnij Drow.lnc.t, Cold Chill., Flu.hlnfiof Heal, Lot. o( Apptlllf , Sh'irlticm of Brt.ih.Cot. Ilvtnc.a. bloichtaen Ihe Skin, Olaiurtxrf Sleep, K r I k h I f u I Dreamt, and all Nervnua and Tremhl ln Sen.ailona, eie. Ihr.r allmrnia all arl.a from a dlinrdered or ahuacd condition of tht atnmach and liver. Bmmohmm'm Plllm, fnVrn aa directed, will quickly rt.iure remalei in cnmnleie health. They promptly remove any obstruction or Irreiularlty of tha ayaiein. For a Weak Stomach, Impaired Dlieatlnn, Skk rleattacha, Ulaordered Llvar, ate, thee act Ilka maclc a lr dnaea will work won- uera upon tha Vital Urama ; sirenithenint I dera upon the Vital Orama ; Sirenithenint tha Muacular ayalem, rc.torini the lon-lnt Com- loti.i mIik of and aroinlni lth the ftomaliud of Ummllh Ihm wholm phymioml mnamr n the human Ir.me. For thruwlni off fevera they are apeclally renowned. Thr.e are " facta " admitted by thou aanda, In all claaaca of aoclety, and one of tht beat fuaranteea to tha Nervnua and Debilitated la that Bmaahmm'm Pill harm Ihm larpaaf ot mny Pmtant Mmdl olnm In Ihm World. Thla ham baan mohlavad without Ihm pubiiomion of laalimonlmla, Ihm faol bminif thai Baaoham'a PUlm rmvommmndihmm' malvaa. Beecham t rllla have tor many yeara ben the popular family medicine wherever tht Entllth laniuata la apoken, and they now aland without rival, 10 tenia and 23 ttntt, it all druf aiorea. Annual aala t,ooo,orjo boxea. f f i ,1 lit Ycalhsf and Hi His Mlsaa lone llawts and HatUa Ut ilrwr have relumed from fw days Tha drawing for the gold watch at Klnnry It Orlbt'lnr'a will taka place tonight at 1 o'clock, ' . Wln-n you want a atyllah new ault made chiap, call on A. KIUUNEN, lil Commercial Btnel. - ' Tha Orltlnh ahlp Ilontullymore, late ly arrlvrd at Llnnrlck. rrm Anlorlo, Ima bnn aotd for lOt.SOO. Chlff Stockton, of the Are depart niftit. I In Puli-m, uttindlng the grand lodge of the A. O. U. W. Mr. M, A. Gould and daughter, Ulna Norma, of La Angtli, Cal., are vlelt lug Mr, V.. K. llawt of thla city. Canla are out announcing the wed ding of C. K. Miller, of Aatorla. to laly 11. Dean, of Weetport. tomorrow. Auditor Keuttnvr, of the A. ft C. Co., laid off the emphyve along the line blwrcn thla city and Ooble yeeterday. Mr. and Mr. Walter D. Prton and daughter, of Portland, are In the rlty on a bri-r vlelt, gUMte at tha occi dent. The Frvnch bark Marcnchal de VII- Inre, luadrd with grain for Europe, la (xiKH-tMl doan from Portland early this morning. A. It. Cyroa bfl for Falem yeeter day morning to attend the grand lodge of the A. O. t?, W. He It accompanied by Mra. Cyrua. Cream lure Rye. America's flneat wbUky. . Til only pure gooda; guar ant eid rich and mellow. John L. Carl eon. tola aoeot ' 1 ' . t i ' Ttifl local order of Eaglet had a moat enjoyable social Sunday afternoon, giv en In honor of a number of vlaltlng Ea. ilea from Portland. The eteamer Volga, which haa ben undrrnr repairs to her steering Kar at the Astoria Iron Works, will be afloat again today. Remember we guarantee our toe cream to contain nothing but cream and sugar and ilavor. It la fifteen cents per pint at the Parlor. Roilyn coal is the best and most too nomlcal coal for household use In As torla. Try It once and you will have no other. George W. Banborn, agent. Telephone 1311. The run of fish continue light. The long-looked for Improvement appeara to be holding oft until the middle of noxt month, when the law will force the meshi's upon the rack. The Drltlsh ship Ftfeshlre crossed out yesterday afternoon at J:S0 for the United Kingdom, with a cargo of wheat. Hor cargo consists of 75.744 bushels, valued at 115,500. Tho steamer Harrison arrived In from Tillamook Sunday forenoon with cargo of general farming products. She will probably leave out again to morrow morning for the Cmpqua, Captain John Rents will leave for Seattle this morning, having come to Astoria to attend the funeral of hla brother, the late Chrla Rents, who waa drowned at the De Force oil factory several days ago. To those wno .drink whiskey for pleasure: Harper's Whiskey adds sent to existence. To those who drink whiskey for health's sake. Harper's Whiskey makes life worth living- Sold by Foard Stokes Co., Astoria, Mr. Smith, tho well-known cannery man of Raronoff iHland, Is In the city, He hiu sold out his business there to tho Aluiika Packers' Association, and la going to enter tha salmon business In Siberia In company with some Rue slan capitalists. The June indue of tho "Oregon Native Bon" has Just been received by the Astorlan. It contains Its usual rich fund of travel, poetry, local history. anecdote, biography and Action. No pioneer or other person Interested In Oregon lore can afford to be without the Oregon Native Son. JuBt as we go to press, says the TJ11 amook Herald, we learn of the death of Commissioner Leonard Alley, which OO' curred at hla home on the Nehalem river, about four o'clock this morning, Ha had been a sufferer from heart dls case for a number of years, but got up this morning In his usual health appar ently, and while out to get wood to build a flro, fell dead. E. N, Carter, who had charge of tha Cla-rtamiui hatchery, at Btone, and J, N, Wlsnur, field ioperlutpnlnat of the flu! commission for Ori-Kn, were In I'urtlaml from the Clackamas Sunday. In Makln of their work, they said tha hatcheries will Kially rt-plenlsh the Columbia and Willamette rivers . (til year, aa verythlnir, la IMn done to Jaumh a vaat nuinh'T of young fry. Tha naval board, consisting- of Cap tain Ilunry Cllans, Lieutenant I'hlllp Andrews and Civil fcnclner, K, It Buiiford, which' waa mwilnir in Port land ywU-rday, will arrlva In Astoria by the noon train today. Tha puipoaa of the twerd la to examine the Colum bia rlvnr with a view to autotlh a suitable alta for a drydotk and making rvconimrnditlona concerning It to tha secretary of the navy. Mr. Urmham Van Iun, president of tba Chamber of Commwre, on behalf of tba oomon-r-clul lntinata of Astoria, will accom pany tha board on tha InvestlKatluns wMih It Infnda to make of various polnla on tht river from Astoria, The failure of the authorities to pun- lnh thos engagrd In the cutting affray at Hammond furnlshee anotner evi dence of grave weakness In the atat- uti. It la purely another case where in one Individual violated the law by attempting to stab another And wherein the authorities are rendered powerless meroly because the party upon whom the assault waa committed refuses to prosecute or evm swear to a warrant. Thtre arj' pco.to who do not know much about the IntrlcaU-a of Black- stone, Kent or Himon nui wno nave convictions as to pure Justice, who be lieve that a man who declines to prose cute an offender against the law should be punished, particularly when he.ls the principal or only witness. The bos- ball name at A. F. C. Park Huml' waa the best played In Astoria this scuson. The contest waa between a picked Portland turn and the regu lar Astoria team. The score waa I to J In favor of the Aaturlana. The vis iting team had the best of the acore up to the beginning of the eeventh In ning, when the score stood 1 to J In their fuvor. From that time on. how- ver. the Astoria boys had everything their own way. Had It not bet:n tor the suM-rlor field work on the part of the Astoria team, the honors would not have been easy. The work of the pitch ers and catchers of both teams was exceptionally clever. The batting, how ever, with few exceptions, could have been much better. The day waa aup erb save for the gusts of wind which kept the sand flying about In clouds, but on the whole those who witnessed the game were well pleased. The regatta committee haa been doing some hard work within the past day or two, paying particular attention to the counties preliminary details necessary to the success of the big carnival. The people of Aatorla are greatly enthused aver the prospect of good weather. While the weather conditlona at that time are, from this date, problomatlcal. there are many reasons to believe that the heavens will postpone their tear shedding until after the closing day of the regatta. Chairman Stockton haa appointed a press committee In other worda a "committee on publicity" com posed of the following newspaper men: P. R. Sovey. of the Newa; Richard Lee. of the Dudget. and C. Eugene Dunkell, of the Astorlan. The committee hat consigned Mr. Sovey to the arduous du ties of chairman. The press commit tee haa already Inaugurated an excel lent plan whereby vaat quantities of free advertising can be obtained from the coast newspapers without coat. The finance committee reports splendid progress in Its work of soliciting sub scriptions and the result of Its work will probably be announced within a few days. M VESUVIUS HAS LOST ITS CONE. Thlt fiery crater, now suddenly alle'nt, waa explored by scientific men who discovered that the cone had disap peared. Several thenrlea are propound ed aa to why the eruption ceased, also resrardlng the disappearance of the cone. The general belief la that it waa due to subsidence, and which It look ed upon as providential. It waa aa unexpected as are the stomach disor ders with which people suddenly find themselves afflicted, Slight symptoms are neRiected, until dyspepsia Is chron ic. The remedy to take la Hoatetter! Stomach Hitters. This valuable medi cine Is unequalled In all cases ot con stipation, Indigestion, biliousness, or malaria, fever and ague. It brlnga about a healthy condition of the bow els, and Improves the appetite. Be sure to give It a trial. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Sheriff to J. A. Eakln lot 2. block 149. Shlvely's, with frontage to. the ship's channel; 11,706.30. J. A. Eakln to Clatsop Mill Com panysame property; $1000. . Astoria Nutlonal bunk to Clatsop Mill Company wsterfrontage rights to lot 3. block 149. Shlvely's; 11,050. ClHtsop Mill Company to Astoria Co. water frontage rights to lots 2, 3 and 4, blo-.-k 149, Shlvely's; $1. Astoria Company to Clataop Mill Co. water fnmtage rights to lots 4, B and 6. block 146, Shlvely's; $1. United States to John W. Williams 150.22 acres In section 10. T ( N,, R 1 west; patent. CALL FOR WAIUIANTS. Notice Is hereby liven to all parties holding Clatsop County warrants en dorsed prior to July 11, 1898. to present the same to the County Treasurer at his ofllee, 164 Tenth Street, for pay ment. Interest ceases after this date. II. C. THOMPSON. County Treasurer. Dnted. Astoria, Or., thla 13th day of July. 1900. C01) IXIL DEMANDS PUBLIC LIGHTS Invites HeTf E!l3, Eat Fixes fUilnon lutes. SHAVE FORMER FIGURES Movement to Aoenl City Cbirter- Members Pass Msay Ordinances ani Resolutlofli foi Street lacfoveaeati. At last the city council bat taken definite action on the matter of furnish-; At tM j Ing lights for Astorla'a streets, regular meeting last night Councilman Bcherneckau offered a resolution which was paased, without cpltlon, that i iV.m u a a mnA niMn. rfirnmlltM hi. au, ' thorlsed to advertise for blda for fur nishing llghtt for the city. The resolu- wn tlipuiaiea mat ,n nuwrn w usuu, . a . M . t Ik . . a tl shall be not less than fifty nor more , a,.c,ptea Th, assessment mount to than sixty-five. A maximum price of . a toU Q( j237M 16.00 per llRht waa stipulated "in the , Thfc ccuncll' ftCCePt.d the resolution resolution, the lights to be not Ieetjof ie of making a tl-an 1.200 candle power, and a contract ' ai8tMmeril of ?4U5 for the jm. in yw i riven lor a pertoa or. irom one . to three years. J ne council evmcnuy mean, uunmrna. i of Ajtor g(rwL A rpgoiutio,, W8J pass In the renolution passed last night It ed fof, ,he lmprovernnt of Commercial has made manifest two distinct points. gtm,t from tt? wej)t ,me of Tenth t0 First, that It will do all within Its pow- the wwt ne of Eljfhthf the amount be er to secure good light for the city; jn)f 1 j5J5 second, that If these lights are secur- I xjvl, received by the Astorlan i It must be at a much more reas- from jackgonviiie,' Fla., give some In- onablc rate than that proposea oy tne wtMnK daU 0! llKhtlng question West Shore Mills Company, whoae au- fr(jm the municipal-ownership stand duclty was undoubtedly nurtured by , ,nL After a flKht ,orM yeaTw the mUtaken Ullet that the city ugm - Ing proportion waa alwutely within j p,anu Muth hu been said regarding their grasp and who had foollahly de- munidpaj ownership of utilities of this elded to "work the graft" for all there . but far the que8tlon remains was In it j unsettled, though in favor of the plan. With creditable wisdom, the council ( The paM yeaf nt haJ un)3er agreed to a proviso In the resolution to . fhe board of trugtees. Their an the effect that should no bids be re- nua, Kfori .hows the following: Com celveJ which were acceptable on the mr.nj it.hiinir 154.219.24: Dubllc llsrht- electric lighting plan, the committee on ways and means were to be au thorized to advertise for bids for sup plying lights by ascetylene gas, or some other method. Just before the close of the meeting Councilman Scheroeckau made a mo tion that a committee of three be ap pointed to draft amendment to the city charter with a view to having them passed by the legislature. Astoria's charter, said Mr. Scheroeckau, Is not up to the requirements of the city and hi? expressed the conviction that' not only the councllraen, but the taxpayers at large, would welcome certain amend ments. ' The portion of the charter at which the amendment wttl.be princi pally aimed will be that section provid ing for aasessmenta on atreet Im provements. ' The motion waa carried without dlesent and Mayor Bergman announced that be would appoint the committee later on and notify the ap pointee by mail. The city attorney will bo an advisory member of the committee. Claims were ordered paid aa follows: A. Llnenweber, 25 cent. W. Martin. II. O. Petersen.. $8.50. C. Kimball. IL H. H. Schlel. $18.10. M. Olaen. 17.75. Fisher Broa.. $2.35. H. F. Prael. $12.60. Clatsop Mill Company, $31.50. Foard & Stokes. $11.40. Astoria Transfer Company. $8LM. F. Dement. $1.20. Pchodeld A Hauke, $26.20. Fisher Broa.. $7.25. Astoria Street R. R. Co., $5. West Shore Mills Co.. $3. A. Bremner, $11. C. A. Llnenweber, $150. t Fisher Bros., 60 cents. An unusually large amount of piece work was authorised by the council at last nlght'a meeting. The board of equalisation recom mended the confirmation of the assess ment, levied for the improvement of Seventeenth street from Franklin ave nue to Grand avenue. ' The street committee filed lta accept ance of the Improvementa of Seventh street. Ordinances came up for second read ing as follows: For the acceptance of Seventh street from the north line of Bond to the south aide of Astor street. A motion was made to suspend the rulea and put the ordinance to final passage. Councilman Parker objected and the matter waa laid over until the next meeting. An ordinance waa introduced for the acceptance of the improvement of Commercial street from the west line of Tenth street to the west line of Eighth. There was considerable haggling over the matter. Councilman Parker vot ed "no," but not having further sup port the ordinance waa passed. An ordinance extending the time for the completion of Thirty-eighth street to September first was carried. tender suspension of the rules, an ordinance confirming the special as segBinent roll for the Improvement of Seventeenth street from Franklin to Irving avenues, was passed. An ordinance for the Improvement of the north half of Commercial street from the west lino of Eighth to the east line of Seventh streets was passed on third reading. The ordinance pro vides for the replankltig of the portion of the street classified and the con struction of new sidewalks. The work must be completed by August 15. An ordinance waa passed accepting the Improvement of Franklin avenue from the eaBt line of Thirty-first street to the claim line of Adair's Astoria. The committee on public property Instructed to take steps to save the A. t C. railway company conatruct a track from wareenton to the City Cemetery. Th matter came up In the form of a resolution and waa pasted without dtssest. ' A resolution to Inr.prove Ninth street from the north side of Rond to the south side of As lor street waa carried. A resolution was parted providing for the repair of Commercial atreet from the wi line of Fourteenth to the west line of Seventeenth street. Another resolution was pitsaed pro viding for the establishment of a grade on Thlrty-rourth street from Franklin to Harrison avenuea. A resolution for the Improvement of Eleventh street from the south line of Franklin avenue to the north line of Harrison avenue waa passed by a bare majority. Councilman Brlx declared that. In hla opinion, the city wss proceeding at too fast a gait In Its work of street Improvement. Goddard supported this view, followed by Par- ker In the same vein. All three rot- ed against the resolution. It requiring but a majority or votes, nowever, tne revolution was passed. The report of the board of asses sors who have been instructed to make an assessment for the Improvement of Franklin avsnue to the east line of Thirty-flrst street to the claim line of ..,.ia w.. reeved snd , , o.,,., utT,t from the , - - - . north line of Bond to the south line , th(, pUv nurehased the electric llicht , Ing, streets, etc.. :,000; total. $50,219.24. Operating expenses. $41,350.52; interest on bonds. $7,500; balance, or P. 4 L, $10,369.72; total, $S0,219.24. The charge la SO cent per light for each IS Incandescent light, though no bill Is less than $2. The municipal ownership shows to good advantage In this city, and "phone and street rail way ownership is now advocated. The electric llghta are much better than when owned and managed by an out side company. ADVERTISED LETTERS. Letter for the Following-Named Per sona Are Uncalled for at the Astoria Poetofflce. George Bamford, J. M. Baugher, T. Berkman, O. Blgsu. P. O. Blomgren. A D. Blowers (2). Charles C. Boncher, A D. Brevers, Paul Broemser, Prof. Roy Brown, J. Carlson, Howard Chrl tenson. Win. Clark, Mr. Crandell Emll Drost. Ed. Ellis. Alec Glenn. Tellef T. Hanne, Mlsa Jessie Harrit. Frank M. Heath, Erik Hokanson. Mis Mary A. Howe. Lewis Irish, J. H. Johnson, A. R. Johnson, David X. Jones. J. Kragen, Harry Laub. Miss Nell McMurray, Mrs. Alice McNab. Mrs. R. Madln, F. Mason, J. A. Molitor, I. Nelson. Mfg.. Prof. A. Day Parker, M. E. Peears. P. M. Peder son, Luther H. Redmond, Mr. E. M. Sa?kett, Seymour Transportation Co., Mike Shaw, Emelte Shalrer, Ed Smith, Mike Shaw, Emelte Shalrer, Ed. Smith, Starr, Prof. F. G. Swanton. FOREIGN, c.Aichom,KonmdM!Birkeiand.vic Great Git Price Sale China Croclxry, Clsssward CHvcr Plated Vsro 20 9 ce&t H dinner Seta 20 per cent off Jardinieres 20 Pr nt- of Clocks 20 Pr cent ft Qlsssware 20 Per ceot ft tamps 20 Per cent' ot' Solves, Forks, Spooni H!g;ti Grade Silver Plated Ware 30 cet oft all Odds and Eo4i Grey Enameled Ware, prices away dowa Table Glassware, prices away down- DINNER SETS 44 piece Dinner Set, S3.0O 60 piece Dinner Set, S4.40 loo piece Dinner Set, (6 65 GLASS BERRY AND TABLE SETS a. 40. 45. S, 73. 9Q CtsupcrSel GLASS PITCHERS, SUGAR BOWLS AND SPOON HOLDERS S. 10, 1.1. o, s Cla. each LEMONADE AND WATER SETS 4 5. S.1. 65. 7 5. 9o Cta. per Set JUT TO taKK Good Time and Place to Buy Gnat Affirta biatm Ja Co.- 571 Commercial Street, Astoria, PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. tor DavIdgoa Giovanni De Nicola, J. A. Dumarenr.. Matt Carlson, O. Holthe, F, Lynch, Jvb Northstrlaln, Andrew P. Petlerscn, II. Schwab;, Supreme Pkg. Co. PERSONaIXT CONDUCTED WEEK- U EXCURSIONS. .,, ' afcansaaaasjasi J An experienced excursion conductor whose diet: are to look after tie wants and welfare ot pasaenger will be In charge of Tourist sleeping car to Chicago, via Union Pacific. Thla car leaves Portland on "The Portland-Chicago Special" at 9:13 a. m., making close connections at Chicago with similar service to Boston and New York. El derly people and ladles traveling alone or wUh children will find this service very convenient and satisfactory. ! For tickets, berth re nervations and full information, call on O. W. L0UN3BERRT, General Agent, O. R. V N. Co. Or Astoria, Oregon. J. H. LOTHROP. General Agent, 133 Third Bt.. Portland, Oregon. TREASURER'S NOTICE. Notice la hereby given that there are funda in tba city treasury to pay all warrant drawn on the general fund and endorsed prior to December 1st, hii. Interest will cease after thla date. T. J. CARNEY, City Treasurer. Astoria, Or.. July 3. lm mmaKmmmmmamwaaammwawaam m THE CHICAGO U NORTHWESTERN KAJX. W A I On June 17th opened up for traffic their new line from Belle Plalne, la., to Mason City; also their new Fox Lake branch. The length of thla new line Is 19S miles, which added to their mileage, gives them a total ot 8,462.85 miles, the largest mileage of any rail' road in the world. KOPP'S BEST A Delicious and Palatable Drink Absolutely Pure Th North Paolflo Brewery, of which Bottled beer tor family cue or kca MrJohn Kopp it pror-ietor. make beer beer tnpplied at any time, delivery i for domee'ic and export trade. I tht city free. Horth Pacific Brewery mmmamlmmamMammmWmammmWBmam0mmWmWmWmWma Remember That FISHER BROS. ARC SOLE ACtStS TOU r.ZGCcrnilck rio.vers, Raoblor Bicycles, Sharpie's Crcani I THE M Eilers Piano House Now 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 j . "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 on 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. BILERS PIANO HOUSE OFFICE 351 WASHINGTON STREET, Portland's Leading Piano and Organ Dealers. Fancy and Staple Groceries FLOUR, FEED, PROVISIONS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS.... .. Supplies of all kinds at lowest rates, for fishermen, Farmers and Loggers. , V ALLEN, Tenth and Commercial Streets WEDDING CARDS ttEDWs CBs w, G. SMITH & CO., VISITING CA8DS BUSINESS CARDS COPPER PLATE PRINTERS VISIT. NG CARDS Are y( i t hrd to fit? I am a expert mrusuror I have recoived the new FAIL AND WIXTER SAKIIES Tb"Beta Earth" TJkr Comprising the twetjett t a i t i ng, ! rouse r lags, overcoatings, vestiagA) at right prices. . . . LET ME fiEASlirS YOU Many know , how to botcher ciot.be, Twenty (20) years' experience has tsnifhtme HOW to di it RIGHT ... t ... - 1 . a e t a ifrr and Bunbnrtcn :I.on TvIr.3 ENGRAVERS, 22 and 23 Washington Building, 4th: and Wanhington frits. over Lilt's, POKTLAxND, OKEOON.