TIIK MORNING AHJ'ORIAN, 'illRSU. SKPTKMBEA, 18. 19W..
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RECEIVED TODAY
STIFF AND SOFT STYLES
C. H. COOPER
Tbe Leading House of Astoria
THE MORNING ASTORIAN
TKLEHIOXE 661.
All contracts for udvcrtiauitf
tlt Aatoilnn urn muJu on a guar.
unlet of circulation four times
larger than that of any rrr
published or clrctitiitcJ In Out
sup county.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
l'OUTLANn. fcpt. 13.-"rpK'n, In
cn-aslna liiiuillunm. with shower by
AftrriWMin or nl-hl In th western por
lion: rookr. Washington, Incrraslng
ciloudltK, with stwwrrs probable In
southern portion by afternoon or
nlifht.
AROUND TOWN.
lie cream JOo a quart at the rr!or,
Dr. J. F. Wood, of Portland, It In
tht city.
Mri. M. MouI? returned I am evening
from IVrtlunJ.
Charles A. Payne, of Chinook, wm
In lh tllv ytnliv.
Miss MnbU Ohlor I visiting
iKMly lUithbuu In Ml. Tabor.
Mis
Al. I'tiliiRor, of NrW Astoria. wa In
town on business yrtrday.
Har report: wind northwest, hiuy
bar moilcratt: nothing In si I lit
Uuwrnor T. T. Qrvt and wlfs an In
linker I'lty for a abort vacation.
Pest 15-cont meal. Rising Buo R
tauraiit. (IS Commercial atreot.
Jrfl'a restaurant th largest and
Int. A trial will cmvlno you.
Mra. C. II. Stockton returned lat
evening from a trip to Portland.
O. I. PetMvon waa a passenger on thi
evening train down from Portland.
II. E. Armstrong and wife, of Caih
lamet. arts registered at the Occident.
Mra, Feeley and MIm Mary Feelry
returned 'aat evening from a vlitlt to
Portland.
Bhcrirr Llnvllle and wife returned
yesterday from a trip to the carnlv.il at
Portlund.
The beat and chi-apest tailoring In
tho city at A. KIUUNEN. 522 Com-
im-rclnl street.
Wanted A girl to do general house
work. Imiulrt at 427 Tenth street, cor.
Irving avenue.
Wanted Two furnished rooma with
board, In private family. Address "R,"
Astorlan Office.
Local Inspectors of Hollers and Hull
Edwards and FuIUt are In town to In
spent the "Brick."
The Portland Chamber of Commerce
are to attend the Pendleton atreet fair
In a body on Friday.
When you wart a stylish new ault
made chenp. call on A. KILJUNEN,
B22 Commercial atreet.
The United Btatea quarantine ateamor
Electric la In drydock for general over
hnullnic and repair.
Mini Anita Trcnchard and MIm Cor
Inne IlaiiHon returned from a pleasant
ramping trip last evening.
Astoria visitor to Portland can ob
tain ooplca of the Pally Aitorlan at
the now atanda of B. B. Rich.
The State of California arrived In
yesterday morning with a good cargo
of freight and fair passenger Hat.
A bonk, with a capital of $20,000. will
be established at Canyon City In No
vember by John D. Goes, of Sumpter.
MIm Harriet Tallant haa returned
from Portlmd, where ahe haa been the
pa.t week, the guest of MIm Suth
land. L. F. Amundson returns tomorrow
to Tillamook light, where he la assist
ant keeper, after a vacation of five
Weeks. .
BEST 16-CENT MEAL;
BUN RESTAURANT.
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Th OKIahunia arrived down from
Lrwl and Clark at 1:30 yesterday r
trrnoon and continued on up the river
to Portland.
Lewi Montgomery, of Kelso, who ha
recently bean making wiiii Investments
In timber lands, was In town on busl
lira yetrday.
Fnrd A fltolu have rwelvtd a fine
new team. 'a went purrha? of Mr.
Foard, from .NVIialni, for one of their
delivery wagons.
Th steamer l:llpe yesterday after
noon loWvd L. Ielirck'a pile driver
over to Warrrnlon, where he ha a con
Iraol for some work.
Crram Pure Rye. Am"rlra'e flnent
uhlxkv. T nnlv nure good: gvar
anteed rleh and nirllow. JOHN L.
CAUI.HON. Sole Agent.
Remember we guarantee our Ice
cream to contitln nothing but cream
and aurar and lUvor. It Is IS cents
per pint at the Parlor.
Last nlitht was the time set apart
at the Portland mri fair for the
Mystic Phrliu-r and liluti carnival was
held by the mn of (lie desort.
Roslyn coal lasts longer, la cleaner
and mnkea less trouble with atoves and
chimney flues than any other. Oeorgt
W. Sanborn, agent. Telephone MIL
George II. 11 n', of Portland.
drove down via Nehalem, arriving hi re
lost evening. He Is slopping at the
Occident, and retorts a very pleanant
trip.
Tpe'sb-am schooner Fulton, of Pan
Fraiit'loco, arrived In early yesterday
morning and proceeded up the river.
8 he will load with lumber at Port
land for the return trip,
A bill of sale whereby the Port
Townaend Packing Company transfers
to John Klernan, of Portland, all of
the ateamer '"Hrlok" for a consideration
of 11400. waa filed In the custom house
yesterday.
The Northern Pacific warehouses,
th largest structure of their kind In
the Pacific Northwest and some of the
largest In the country, have been form
ally opened to the commerce of the
world at Taroma.
The controller of the currency has
declared a dividend of 41 per cent In
fovor of the creditor of the Colum
bia national bank of Tacoma, Wash.,
making In all 71 per rent on clnlms
approved, amounting to $181,653,
Tho funeral of Emll Erlckson, the
victim of Monday's logging camp ac
cident, took place yesterday afternoon
at 1 o'clock; the steamer Mayflower
conveying the remains with the local
Woodmen to Lewis and Clark cemetery
where they were met by several hun
dred people.
A tea In th afternoon followed by
a aoclal In the evening, for the benefit
of the M, E. church, will be given by
Mrs. M. J, Fox and Mra. Z. It. Green-
ough at 330 Twelfth street. Friday, Sep.
tember 14. A musical program will be
rendered In the evening. All are cor
dially Invited to attend. I
The barge load of flour will be taken
down from the O .R. AN. dock and i
loaded on the Monmouthshire thla I
morning, and ahe will leave out about!
noon. Two of the Monmouthshire's I
crew deserted at Portland and she Is
looking for mibatltutes to fill the va
cancies. She haa on board about 25
Chinese who are being taken back to
China.
It bj stated on good authority, ac
cording to the Telegram, that the Mad
ison atreet bridge In Portland will be
loeed os soon as the carnival Is over,
and that a new draw will be built. It
la said that the street car lines which
operate across the bridge will secure
tbe service of a ferry-boat and have
the passengers transferred across the
river while the repairs 'are under way.
The Storey A Ka?ppler Lumber Co.,
of lacrosse, Wl., have purchased for
something like $30,000 the entire hold
ings of J. G, and I. N. Day, at Cascade
Locks. , on the Oregon aide of the Co
lumbia. Including mill and site, resi
dence, two steamer, the Water Witch
and Sadie B together with tracts of
timber estimated to contain over. 150.-
000,000 feet of logs, two logging camps,
franchise, right of way and all Interest
of the Day on the Columbia river.
At the adjourned session of the coun
ty court yesterday afternoon Ernsby
Houghton, John- Frye and Joseph F.
Bartol'dua were appointed viewer and
HATS-
R. C. Y, Astbury aurveyw, to meet
at the court house HMptwnber 1 at
a. m., In rega'd to Uw propowfd Ne
halein road from Astoria to Vesper,
Horns other routine and unimportant
buslines was transacted and the ses
sion thn closed.
Dr, Alfrd Kinney ni family start
for New York city this morning, The
doctor will du ly his specialties at the
New York cllnl's during the fall and
early winter, returning home by Christ
mas. Mrs. Klnnry will remain with
the d'H tor In New York the gralr
portion of the time, but will visit rela
tive and friends In Baltimore, Wash
ington and Richmond. Gus will attend
school In Connecticut,
The following from the "Appeal to
Kcuioii" Hiint municipal ownership
mlKht prove of Interest to the thinking
ones: Th city-owned electric Haht
ulunl of Riverside, Cel., paid a profit
of 13::l Into the city treasury last year
and made permanent Improverw-nts to
the plant of tiof.. That Is better for the
people than having It go Into the divi
dend account of some corporation. But
some people are afraid to own any
thing themselves, preferlng that cor
porations own and operate everything.
There la a strike among the paint
ers at work on the new buildings at
Fort Stevens. Thev were working for
Contractor Conn and were under con
tract to receive their pay monthly.
When the work was transferred to
Quartermaster Down they were six
week buck ojj thiilr pay and the quar
termaster toll them they should re
ceive their pay at the completion of the
work, The workm-m. however, wish to
receive ihelr pay as per original con
tract and as a result have gone out
on a strike. It Is hoped the matter
may be satisfactorily adjusted.
The Tacoiiu Ledger of 8citemlcr 11
jys: The Walla Walla reached Ta
coma last night after her exx-r!enee
with ths quarantine omcers at Victoria.
None ft her old furnishing are fit for
further Use and have been dl-arl"d
hy the Pacific foist Steamship Com
pany. Iwr operators. The fumigation of
the Canadian authorities was thorough.
It was so severe that all the bedding,
clothing, uph lterlng and all the other
neTNhttble fltllnm tt the boat were
ruined by the sprays. The company
Immediately tore out all the furnlh
logs and will replace them from the
Cottage City. The latter boat will be
sirlpiwd for the purpose. .
A dispatch has been recelv! from
Washington saing that a report has
been received from General Greely
chief of the signal office, who went to
Alaska to arrange for telegraphic com
munication with that territory, saying
that the line will be working to Fort
Egbert. Eagle City, by the end of Sep
temper. The Canadian line extends
from Ashcroft north to Dawson City,
and the boundary line. The United
Slate has constructed a line from Fort
Egbert to meet thla line. Another
line Is being built by the United States
up the Yukon river, which It Is In
tended shall connect Fort Egbert, but
It Is not likely that it will be com
Dieted this aeason.
Emll Wald. a Finn., attempted to
carve his way to notoriety about
o'clock a. m. yesterday In Seafeldt A
Wlrkkala's saloon. He waa evidently
looking for trouble all around. First
he belabored a man with whom he had
some dllllculty. smashing his noee and
otherwise misusing htm; then he ob
jected to some remarks from Bartender
Stewart and started In to carve him
up when a bystander interfered. He
then aimed a terrific blow at him.
The man stepped back but hardly quick
enough, and received a bad cut on
the lower Jaw. The police now took
a hand In the matter and deferring to
superior adversaries Wald relinquished
the fight and was placed where he
would do no more damage till his pre
liminary hearing which takes place to
day.
Extra
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OR
Extra Double Tickets
' Vlt Oar Celebrated
Teas, Coffees. Spices, Baking
Powder, Extracts, Soto
OUR MONEY-SAVING TEAS
Elsewhere.
Our 40c Teas cost you 60c
Our COc Teas coet you 60o
Our 60c Teas cost you 73c
Our 70c Tea coet you 9tc
Our S0c Teas coet you $1.00
Money-Saving- Roast Coffees
15c, 20c, 25c. 30c.
35c. 40c perlb
Our Sultan Blend makes a Perfect Cup
of Coffee.
ONE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE.
Great American Importing
Tea Company-
571 Commercial St., Aatorla, Or.
TD.
ears
Pears' soap is nothing
but &oap,
Pure soap is as gentle as
oil to the living 6kin.
Pears' is the purest and
best toilet soap in all the
world.
AH tori of pop' utt it, all sorts ( Mores
stll a, ttpttMf emggisib
Taxpayer of Astoria who have been
complaining of the high levy neces
sarily causi-d by reason of the low val
uation will be Interested In a schedule
nt figures prepared by Judge Gray rel
ative to the loss to the county by ex
cestilve taxes heretofore paid by rea
son of that policy. The Judge has the
figures at his oMlca and will be glad to
show them to parties ntereted.
Officer Phillips early yesterday morn
llig aiTerd J. Connors tor an attempt
to murder Anthony Johnson In a shoot
ing affray at the Anchor saloon. The
two men were engaged In an
altercation when Conners drew a
41-calibre ditrlnger from his pock.-t
and tired, the bullet taking effect In
the Hihy part of Johnson' right arm.
Conners then surrendered the weapon
and It-ft thi saloon. He had not gone
far. however, before he was overhauled
by Officer Phillips, who hearing the shot
soon apeared upon the cne and
started In pursuit of his man. Con
ners. who Is a painter and has renlded
In this city for a number of years,
claims that he was acting in self-defense.
The case will be brouiht before
Judge ISrower today. Johnson was not
seriously Injured although the wound
is quite painful, and will render the
arm useUn for some time.
Last night's THcirram says: State
Flch Commissioner F. C. Iteed return
ni from lloeeburg last night, where
he went to Inspect the new lmpiua
hatchery. He reports that the hatchery
Is all completed and Is only waiting
for fish to begin operations. The eggs
are not comlns as lively as could be
desired at present, but conditions are
exiected to take a turn for the better
In the near future. The location of the
lmpiua hatchery Is one of the finest
In the stale, and contains everything
necessary to make a successful hatch
ery. The water Is especially fine, one
of the principal requirements. J. A.
Talbert. representative-elect from
Clackamas county, has been appointed
superintendent of the hatchery. Mr,
Iteed state that during the season re
cently closed the Upper Clackamas
hatchery took 1,700,000 eggs, and the
Salmon River hatchery took 1,100.000.
While the egg supply this year la quite
low. It la considerably greater than last
year's supply. The dam on Rogue river
which was the cause of so much com
plaint on the ground that It kept fish
from the spawning ground on the up
per river, has been taken away, so that
the fish now have a clear passage.
The Tacoma News, of September 11,
mvs: Thla morning at the rooms of
the Chamber of Commerce, Special
Agent Olmstiad. of the census bureau,
begun his Investigation Into the cen
sus taking of Tacoma, to find out
If there la any tru,th In the charge
made by the Seattle Chamber of Com
merce that the returns were padded.
Mr. Olmatead was accompanied to Ta-
coni by Supervisor J. B. McMillan, of
Falrhuven, who had charge of the cen
sus In tbe western part of the state.
He Is assisted In hla work by J. S.
Whltehouse, secretary of the Tacoma
Chamber of Commerce, who had charge
of the censua work In the city. Many
of the enumerators In the city districts
were called before Mr. Olmstead and
examined by him relative to the work
In their districts, how they proceeded
and what names they had secured In
the various localities. Mr. Olmstead
has completed the work of Investiga
tion at Seattle and haa sent in his
report to the department at Washing
ton. "I cannot say whether my re
port will change the figures of the
population of Seattle or not," said Mr.
Olmstead. "I was sent there to make
an Investigation and report, and I
have mad my investigation and sent
in my report. I don't know what the
result will be." Mr. Olmstead will be
In Tacoma several days, and may make
a personal evanilnatkm of several of
the districts in the city which he may
believe will require special examination
The Alameda "Spiders," champion
of the coast In the four-oared barge,
winners of every event on the bay for
the past two years, and victors In the
Astoria regatta laet month, towered
their colors yesterday to the hardy
Pioneers. Says the San Francisco Ex
aminer of Monday. The race which
put mourning on the doors of the Ala
meda club-house w-ag the first event
on the program of the regatta held oft
Long Bridge. It was a spirited affair
from start to finish, warmly contested
throughout, and was fairly won by the
creiv from the south side. The regatta.
which was under the auspices of the
Native Sons and the Pacific Const
Athletic Association, waa one of the
best attended of any affair of the kind
In many year. The Pioneer went far
away Into the lead at the pistol shot,
and maintained the lead to the end.
It waa nip and tuck between the Ala
medag and the South Ends, the former
being the last to round the stakeboat
The "Spiders" made a spurt and passed
the South Ends and It looked as If they
were going to overhaul the Pioneers.
Toward the last of the course they
tired of the work, while the Pioneers
were apparently aa fresh as at the
start. The Alameda club retrieved its
lost laurel In the Junior barge event,
but in the Intermediate barge event
again taste! the bitter of defeat. In
tho Whitehall racs the first prize was
serunid by Tommy Crowley In the
Arthur McCraken, and P. CenoU In
the Sempre Avanre won the fUhboat
rare. Alex Pape won the aenlor shell
race, and E. F. Rum, the crack racer
and expert relay finisher for the Olym
pic Wheelmen of fian FrarHsco, won
the three great bicycle race for hi
club and his city.
The Salem Statesman spt-aka of the
stat fair to be held at that place next
week a follows: President W. H.
Wehrung and Secretary M. D. Wis
dom,, of the state board of agriculture,
are In the city to remain until after
the state fair, and they are up to th!r
eats In business. They will spend a
good portion of their time at the fair
Krounds looking after the new addi
tion to the several buildings on the
around, and the new horse and rattle
stalls. The stock show Is growing dal
ly and the Indication are the exhibi
tion will be the greatest and best ever
seen In the Capital City or anywhere
on the Pacific coast. The special day
promise to be well attended. Tuesday
will be Press day. Wednesday, Salem
Day. Thursday. Portland Day, and Fri
day Pioneers' Day. At thl time It I
hoped to have the largest possible
leathering of the old empire builders,
the pioneers who braved the dangers
of the deert and mountain and the
warlike Indian tribes to come to this
land of Oregon, and build here a sta;e
that has attracted the attention of the
civilised world. A big camp fire In the
evening, on the Fair Graund. will be
one of th pleasant features of thl
special day. and no efforts will be spar
ed to make the visit of the old pio
neers a most pleasant one. They will
be made to feel at home on the old
camp ground as they did long years
oao, and will live over again the stir
ring times when they were younger,
and when they risked all In order to
found homs In the wilderness, where
they and their children are now en
joying the fruits of their labors. The
racing at this viar'a fair promise to
be the best ever seen In Salem. Splen
did string of horse are In the stalls
and are in training for the fair, and
the management is confident that, at
this meet, many tate record will be
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ur-jnen. ii is nesiraoie mat every coun
ty In the stste should have a good ex
hibit. The people of all the counties
are taxed to provide the appropria
tion for the fair, and therefore all of
them should take advantage of It to
make their resource and their Indus
trie known throughout the common
wealth. Certainly they will have only
themselves to blame If they do not,
for a special appeal haa been made
to them to profit by the exceptional
advantage provided for such exhibit
this year.
VALHS OF MAN'S LIFE.
The supreme courts have recently de
elded that the life of the average man
A man's earnings depend to a great
extent upon his health, and it Is al
ls worth Just what he is able to earn,
way within hi power to Improve hi
condition. The stomach Is the measure
of health and strength. Every man
mav be bright, active and happy, jf
his digestion Is normal. If It Is not.
Hostetter'a Stomach Bitter wJH make
It so. It puts the digestive organ in
condition to properly dlirest and asst.
milate food. Try it for constipation.
Indigestion, dyspepsia, biliousness, liver
or kidney troubles. There Is nothing
just aa good. The genuine haa our
Private Revenue Stamp over the neck
of the bottle.
NOTICE TO TAXPATERS.
The board of equalization of Clatsop
county, Oregon, will attend at the office
of the county clerk of Clatsop county,
Oregon. September 24. and dally there
after, until and Including September
3th, to publicly examine the assess
ment roll for the year 1900, and correct
all error In valuation, description or
qualities of land, lota or other prop
erly; ana it snail be the duty of all
parties Interested to appear at that
time ana place, for the purpose of cor
recting any errors that may appear In
said assessment rolls.
C. W. CARNAHAN.
Assessor of 'Clatsop County, Oregon.
PORTLAND STREET CARNIVAL
EXCURSION RATES.
Prom September 5th to 13th inclusive
the Astoria & Columbia R'ver railroad
will make a rate of one fare for the
round trip from all station to Port
land (except from Astoria and points
on Seaside division). Tickets (rood go
ing on any of the above dates and re
turning up to and lPcludlna SeDtemher
16th.
BOAT FOR SALS.
On the stocks at shipyard, Shoalwa-
ter bay, excellent hull, ready for launch
ing, Intended for sloop yacht for pleas
ure and racing, about 53 feet over all
in length. Can be easily changed for
gasoline power. For particular apply
to C. C. Dalton. Ilwaco. Wash.
HARPER WHISKEY GOT FIRST RE
WARD.
PARIS. Aug. 14. American whlsklM
received the official approval of th ex
position today when the first award
for merit waa made to Bernholm Bros.,
Louisville, Ky., on their L W. Harper
whisky,
HOW BRIGHT'S DISEASE STARTS.
Indigestion, biliousness, blood poisoned
with urea'and uric acid (which should
have been excreted by the kidneys),
rheumatic pains in nerves and Joints,
causing Irritation of the kidneys, then
pains over the small of the back, mark
sun approach of Bright' disease. Do
Efficient Preservative for Woodwork Ex
posed to Hot or Decay. Also a Radical
iteinedy against all Vermin.
Fisher Bros..; Agts.9
Astoria, Oregon. '
Fancy and Staple Groceries
FLOUR, FEED, PROVISIONS, , V
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
Supplies of all kinds at lowest rates, for fishermen,
Farmers and Loggers.
A V ALLEN, Tenth and Commercial Streets
Pacific Navigation Company
Steamers "Sue II. Elmore." "W. II. Harrison'
Only line- Astoria to Tillamook, Garibaldi, Bay City, Hobsonville.
Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad k Navigation Co. and
also the Astoria A Columbia River K. R. for tiac Francisco, Portland
and all point east For freight and passenger rate apply tv
SamMel Elmore Si Co. General Amenta, ASTORIA. ORE.
( 0. R. Sc. S. R. R, Co., Portland.
Agenta i A. C. R R. Co., Portland.
(B C. LAMB, Tillamook, Ore.
WEDDING CARDS
WEDDIN3 CflSOS
VISITING CARDS
BUSINESS CARDS
COPPER PLATE PRINTERS
VISITING CARDS
FOUNDED
SUN INSURANCE OFFICE
OPLOXDON
THE OLDEST PURELY FIRE OFFICE IN THE WORLD.
Cah Avaeta, . . ' . 4ii.soo.ooo
Casta Aat in United State, , 616.935
J. B. F. DAVIS 4 SON,
WLNFIELD S. DAVIS BURT
215 Sansome Street, -
SAMUEL ELMORE
not delay taking Foley' Kidney Cure,
for it make the kidneys right Take
no substitute. CHA3. ROGERS. Drug
gist THE LOUVRE
Strangers visiting in tne city will find
the Louvre au attractive resort wherein
to spend tbe evening. The Amme Sister
Ladies' Orchestra is still on the bills and
present nightly a musical program of
exceptional merit, Handsome pool and
billiard room are a feature in connection
with the house. Palatable lunches will
be served at all noura
J. A. Fastabend,
General
Contractor
and Builder.
A FEW.
INTERESTING
FACTS
When nnonl im rmtimniitln .
trip, whether on business or pleasure,
they Daturnllv want th H ..nrlA.
obtainable as far an anseri Mnfnr an
safety is concerned. Employes of th
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES ara
Paid ta nprVA tha mihllf anil m(..
are operated so aa to make close con
nections with diverging lines at all
Junction points,
Pullman PalncA Rlaenlnv mnA Mial.
Cars on through trains.
uining car service unexcelled. Meals
served a la carte.
In order to obtain the first-class ser
vice, ask the ticket agent to sell yon
a ticket over. ....
The Wisconsin Central Lines.
and you will make direct connections at
St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and
all points East
For any further information call on
any ticket agent, or correspond with
JAS. C. POND. Gen. Pass. Asrt
or JAS. A. CLOCK. Mllwauke. Wis.
General Agent
24S Stark 8t Portland. Or.
THE CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY
On June 17th opened up for traffic
their new line from Belle Plain. Ia.,
to aiaaon city: also their new Fox
Lake hranrh. Tha lanvtH nf thla . w
line la 195 miles, which added to their
mileage, gives mem a total Of 8,462.85
miles, the largest mileage of any rail
road in the world.
W. G. SMITH & CO.,
ENGRAVERS,
22 aod 23 Washington Building.
4th and Wsshinjrton 8ts. over Lilt's.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
A. D.1TIO
GENERAL AGENTS.
L. DAVIS CARL A. HENRY
- Sua Francisco, Cal.
& CO., AGENTS.
Dr. T. L. Ball
DENTIST.
S7S Commercial Street
ASTORIA, ORB.
Ovr Schlussel's Clothing Store.
POSSIBLY
Yon Are Not Aware of the
Fast Time
AND
SUPERB SERVICE
NOW OFFERED BT THE
WE HAVE
2-Daily Fast Trains-2
TO THE EAST
If you cannot take the morning train,
travel via the evening train. Both art
finely equipped.
"OUR SPECIALTIES"
FAST TIME
THROUGH SERVICE
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS
PU&teAN TOURIST SLEEPERS
PULLMAN DINERS.
LIBRARY (CAFE) CAR
FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS
Hours In time saved to
Omaha, Chicago, Kansas Citv,
St. Louis, New York, Boston,
And Otber Eastern fuints
Tickets good via Salt Lake City and
Denver. ,
It Is to your interest to nsa THE
OVERLAND LIMITED. Ticket and
sleeping-car berths can be secured from
O. W. LOUNSBERRY,
Agent O. R. A N. Co, Astoria. Or
OR
J. H. LOTHROP.
Oeneral Agent 135 Third St,
Portland. Or.