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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1900)
i'.'TIIK MOttMNG ASrORlArY, WED.VKailA . MEFfEMBEH U, : I9W ... Tiiff,:o:iKQAsToisLn TCLCI'HON'B ut. All contrncli for uJvortiitiUK tit ih Antoi lull am mitJo 'oh a Ktiitr. ntue u( circuluiiou (our tlmoit larger tlmn that of any pupur (MiblUlivJ or clrculiittfj in Clut top comity. TODAT'S WBATUBIL l'OHTI.AND. Bti)L M.-Oron, Ida. hu and Washington, fair and warmor wuy, AROUND TOWN. lot cream too a quart at tha Parlor. Wm. D. Wlnshlp, of Ilwaoo, i In tht city. Wanted, a chambermaid; enuulr at Tlgha Hutvl. Mm. W. II. Culvln. of Marshland, U In the city. A, A. Cook, of Portland, U a guest at th Occident. (', II. CalMder ovr from 2ni)ion yesterday. Cranl Mays, of Th Dalles, waa In the city yesterday. IJ. J, McOowan, of Chinook, wa In the city ycitrnluy. W. II. flmad. of Flathead Agency, Monlann. I In the city. ' Ef.T. LH.ke. of tlx Lewi mid Clark. w In Astoria ycatnrdav. Mlp I.uiu Ku goes tomorrow to attend alcMlnville College. J?rt IS-cent meal. Illilnff Bun noa taurant, til Commercial street. MlM IWI J-tikln, i if Portland, U the lu-nt of Mlm lleaala JUr.1. Mia Ilmlo IW.J hna returned from a vlit with frlniiila In Portland. Jeff' restaurant tha largest and teat. A trial will convince you. M. II. (Klin, the crack bowler of Portland. In the oity yesterday. The Mla- FlUpatrkk. of Hkamoka wa. r In the city ytorday after noon. Ml Emm Sill., of ffeattl. ha tx-n th gwt of Mr. Fred Loinon weber. Th beat and cheapest tailoring In the city at A. KIUU.N1IN. SZl Com. Iirclal street Contractor Conn haa finished the woik nn the ronatructinn of tha wir t Fort Btevene. Kvnatnr and Mm. Mcgler arrive Aitwa on the !all- 3atrt last even- ini from lirookn'ld. When you wai t a ityllh new cult mart ch.ap. call on A. KIUUNEN. ill Commercial trt. sbnbbbMm Elifhl Hundred dollar will buy 10 civ tlmbrr land six milt from Ae torla. V. M. HTUAItT. The Htat of California arrived down the rlvvr at t:30 yesterday rmrnlna and croaard out at 10 o'clock. Anuria visitors to Portland can ob tain ooplet of th Dally Aatortaa at lha new tianda of II. I), nich. MUa Ann Lrwli, th BvMiwn achool tpaclnd. I In Onirn City for th pur po of provlna; up a tlnilwr claim. The M !( Anna and Emma Prtcr aon. of I'uart Inland, art) vOtlnir their alitr. Mra. C. K. Tyler, of thl city. Three caaca of anmll-pox are rPirted at 8unn'l'le. In Portland, and a portion of the nrlKhborh'Hxl ' under quarantine. Jamea Uremner. foreman of Boren Min i IkkrIiir ctunp at OHfton. waa In the city on bualneM yeatenlay after nohn. Th Dnnlith ahlp Jupiter waa anchor ed In the lower harbor out near the bar at unot luat eveninK, not havlnir gotten out, C. II. Mudivffor. a member of the Port of Portland Commlmlon. with hla wife, was a vlaltor In Aatorla yoater day afternoon. Suporlntrndent Wither haa a large force of men etignrJd In maklnR ex tensive re pa Ira on the Fort Canby liKht-houae atotlon. A mcctlnfr of the timchera of the Mo Clure and Olnev m hoola will be held at the MeClure building on Saturday, i . l an A ocpieinuer ai a. m. Thire irt-ela liaxbeni it Occident 11 91 ! I bnrber mIwid, undur tlv manaae mtnt of A. Peteraon. Intoly of the Pal aoe Hulha. ; Cream Purp Itye. Amerlra'a flneat whlHkv. Tin oniv our good; guar anteed rli'h and mellow, JOHN L. CAItl.SON, Hole Agent. Itnini-iiiUr w guarantee our Ice cream to oontaln nothing but cream and aurar and flavor. It It IS cnta per pint at the Parlor, John Fog, colloi'tor of ctitima for th Port of Aatorla. ha returned from a varatlon vlxlt of two wki on the Bound and In Hrltlah Columbia. Itoalyn coal laatt longr, la oltaner and makea ia trouoit wiut atovea ana rhlmiiey Duea than any other. Qeorgt W, Sanborn, agnt. Ttlephona 1111. The anar buoy that are being manu factored on the Klavel dock are nr y completed, only two out of the thlr ten bi-iiig unnniwhed and they neatly jo. The bark Hirry Morae, which haa nearly nnlh-d dlai-lianrtng hr cargo of aalmon at thn A. :. It. it. oih k will proceed to Knapptnn. - where the will load lumber for wan Franciaco. Mr. Holfe. renreaentlng Btrauaa Tlria of Chicago, will be at C. H. Cootvr'a on Thursday and Friday, Hept. 27, 2. with a great tine of fine woolen In the piece. Order taken ana eatlnratlon guaranteed. Anion th donation to the Oalvciton aurTrrr wa one thousand found of tilcklrd aalmon. It wna ant through the Merchant' Aaatrlatlon of New York, who Immediately n'tumed a let ter of a'kno'nlgenient to the tender. H. Hchmldt Co., of thl city. In a recent writ up of the football team of the Unlvemlty of Wlwoneln. a paper from that plore atate that ('tin Abercroml'le waa out for practice ami after a thort dnacrlptlon of him nld that he ihowed up ppe-Jaly well and would probably make the team. Itev. Thou. J. Fergunon, who haa been appointed bv the Methodlat confer ence to succeed Key, ), O, Haley, at Warrrnton, end itev. 10, C. Alford, ap pointed to the church at Helde, are both young men and were atuili-ntt at the Portland lnlverlty luat year. The Hue H. Elmore croed out foe Tlllammk at 6:30 yesterday morning and a telcirrom rwelvr"! from that place ymterdny afternoon tntel that she ar rived there at 1 o clock, making a very fair run. taklna Into consideration the fact that It waa her maiden trip. The four-maated shin that was sight ed outside yesterday afternoon provH to b the V. J, IMrtle, as stated In yesterday's A at or! an and croel in at i o'clock yesterday. Khe la In ballast. from hhanahai. and will proceed on tin the river to Portland, where the will load wheat. The following shlpa are due to arrive In this port so in: The Ucrman ship Altalr. five day out from Pan nlego; the Ucrman shin Hlnus, 40 day out from Japan; the Aatracan. nearly 140 daya out from Hamburg; the French bark Admiral Court. nearly five month out from Nantes, At a recent meeting of the Toung Men'a Rocla) Club the following offi cer were elected: Frank Wnndfleld. pres.; Wright, vice-pre.; T. McKean. sec. and treat., H. O. Waldman, In k Allen and Frank Woodfleld. dlrectora. They selected as a suitable name for the club, one very appropriate, "The Attor, . ; i Hv a recent election by the stock- holder of the W.Ht C. It. It.. Charlea B. Mellen, president of the Northern Paclilc Itallnind 'imrany, la now alto president of the Washington Colum bla lllver Hnllaay Company, the head- uuartera of which are In Walla Walla, Joseph McCabe. who haa b-en presi dent, become vice-president. A "Chink," with the euphonloue name of (. hung Wan. waa picked up on the street Inst evening by Oltlcer Phillips ror violating ordinance 141. which pro vides aaalntt carrying burden to ob struct the sidewalk. The slant-eyed Celestial didn't fancy city lodging, how ever, and went down Into the bottom less dtith of hla Jean and dug up ten spot and waa released on ball. The four-moated Urltlah ship Aus tralia. Jenn. mnstcr, arrived down the river from Portland yealerday after noon. In tow of the Oklahama. She baa been three daya In making tho trip. The Australia la bound to Wueenstown or Falmouth for ordere and carrlea a cargo of 130.R46 bushels of wheat, valued at 176.000. She draw 22 Net, (3 Inches. She will probably gvt to tea this morning. The British ship Rlversdale cleared out from Portland yesterday morning, with 13,'J00 hushla of wheat on bourd. valued at S$i,000. She wm dispatched by Olrvln Kyre. She loft down yes terday afternoon In tow of the R. K. Thompson, and If she la fortunate enough to escape the purauaalve atay Ing qualities of the Willamette mud and Intervention of the "hogback," will be down this week. L. M. Sullivan, of the Arm of SlUll- 8uBnE8iTESSaTNtMEAL: m8IN! Xu1: hun Hh.sTAUitAWT. j n,lcted In that city yesterday morn- - 1 Ing by the grand Jury on the charge of attempt to persuade a sailor to de sert from a ship. The Telegram says: I The Indictment waa not altogether un I expected, at It -has been known that the matter of rallor abusee haa been under Investigation. A portion of the Indictment Is as follows: "L. M. Sul livan did then and there unlawfully, by offering employment to Henry O. Smith, arfd by offering to the said Hen ry O. Smith board and lodging and money, attempt to erauade the aald Henry O. Smith to desert from a cor tain ship, known as the Orealla, and without the premlgslon of the oilloer In charge." Sullivan's ball was fixed at 200 and he was releaavd on deposit ing that amount. The punishment for this offense la a term of from one to six months In the county jail, or a fine not lesa than 50 or more than $i!00, or both. Lazy Livers r many time th cause of various diaaun. Ninety per oent of th Amarloan people ar said to lie troubled with liver ami atomsah complaints annh aa oonntitloo, dlumeaa, liidlKeatloa, blUouaueas, sluKglab livr,eU. Baldwins Health Tablets ' No. 25 j erereeis and ror tho CU. ' The tablet act a a gentle laxa ' tlra. They maia th Uvat and aUimaoh do their duty a they ahould. Th moat obatmst enae yield to the iltU UbleU. Tuay eot tfto and caa b pivcuwd al . FRANK HART. Vuccetior to Th. Dlttn, 100-1 Com. Bt The Post-Intelllgencer says: Seattle capital Is being Invested through the Alaska Fisheries Union In the erection of a number of aalmon canneries In Southeastern Alaska, Philip J. Brady, general manager of the union, returned Saturday on the steamer City of Seat tle, having started the work of con struction on a cannery In Kassan bay, on the west coaat of Prince of Wales Island. The cannery will cost when oompleted 150,000, and will have a ca pacity of. from 1,500 to 2.000 cases per (Ihv. As soon as It Is finished. Mr. Hrady says, the company will erect ad ditional canneries. A, number of Seat tle business men are Interested In the new concern, which has a fishing ground of about forty-five mile on the weat coast of Prince of Wales Island. It has purchased what was formerly known as the liaranovich fishery. The property Includes a natural fish hfctrhory,' con sisting of a stream of water and a large lake. The supplle for th cannery and ths men now employed will be purchaa d here. I . The Urltlah ship HuWood. now in the harbor hen- I ."aid to have de clined a wheat fliarKT to th United Kingdom at CI. 3d. There la a general upward tendency In the frHaht rates and th captain I holding out for a higher figure. Toe Halewood Is near ly the only shlu left cn the free list. Th KlversdnlP, which cleared at Port land yesterday, will receive 47s. d. for the voyage out. When she entered th river she wit on the fre list. An of fer of 42s, Cd. was made for her, which "aptaln Orirfths refused, holding out for a ahllllng advance. The captain ventured the assertion that the ex pense of the port were so great that It male a difference of ten shillings In rates. Jack Grant, of the sailor boerllng-hous Arm of Bulllvan, Orant Hr. It McOarrm. who wera presi-nt announced that If Captain Orlffltht would cut off the shilling demanded and accept 42s. Cd for wheat to the United Kingdom, that hla firm would furnish him all the sailors he wanted, free of cnet. nnd he waa willing to sign an agreement to that effect. The sa!lor muster are following; uo the skipper, and a they demand higher rate for freight they demand more for crews, schoolVotes. City Bunt. P.Vyn If)nt the District f jr the Pencdt of Bchoiara Other Item. Bchool will open Monday, October 1. Scholar will present themselves at the chool In the district In which they re- aide. whl,h districts are aa follows: 1. Olney district All territory west of Third street, and all territory west of Sixth and north of Commercial streets. !. McClure district All territory west of the center line of Twelfth street and east of Olney district. 1. Bhlvely district All territory west of the, brewery and tt of McClure district. 4. Adair and Aldcrbrook At former ly. rut In Olney district only scholars who expect to be In the first, second, third II. and seventh erodes will be received; thoee of Olney district ex pecting to be In other grades, will at tend McClure school. tkholart and parents may consult me with regard to grading, examinations nd other matters at McClure' school on Friday. Beplember 28, after 8 a. m. Uy order state law the books In use In the achool are liable to have to be exchanged for others at the beginning of the school year one year hence. Par ents may properly economlae. therefore. bv avoiding the purchase of new book this yrar where possible. WM. W. PATNE. Superintendent. psher's dpera House I.. U. ggLIO, Leasee a4 Minster. OVE NICHT ONLT, Saturday, Sept. 29 THE FAMOUS BOSTON LYRIC OPERA CO, In Ut Wall llojpr'i Great gti?cre WANG Magnificent Scenery, Elaborate Effect, Pretty Clrla. Superb Costume. Admission Heserved seats, $1; gal lery, W cent. Advance sale of teata opens Friday morning at Orlttln nd't. - WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN. The week haa been quit cloudy and unseasonably cool. Frequent showers have ocurred In the lower Willamette valley and coast counties, while In Southern and Eastern Oregon fair weather haa prevailed, with the ex ception of Sunday, when light rain fell. In Western Oregon the maximum, or day. temperatures ranged between W degree and 78 degree), and the mln Imum. or night, temperature between 40 degrees and M degrees. In Eastern Oregon these variation were for day temperatures between 42 degrees and for night temperature between 44 de grees and B4 degrees. Light frost occurred In Eastern Ore gon on the 19th, but no damage to vege- atlon resulted. The rains have been of great benefit to pas to re and gardens, and were Just what were needed to fit the land for fall plowing. More rain Is necessary, however, before plowing and seeding can be actively pushed. 8ome fall wheat haa already been sown on summer fallow In the Wllam- ette and Columbia river valleys, and In OTie localities It haa appeared above the ground. ' Hop picking la practically finished. Mold Increased rapidly during the week and. aa a result, some of the yards had to be abandoned before they were thor oughly picked. A large portion of the prune crop has been gathered. Drying will continue for tome time. Grapes are ripening fast; the- yield Is lightly below the average, but the quality Is very fine. Vegetables of all kinds are making rat.ld growth. Melons are plentiful and of extra good site and quality. A slight Improvement haa been not ed In potatoes: those town early are now being dug. Applet continue In excellent condition. . SUBSTITUTE FOR COAL. A good deal of anxiety haa been de voted to the question, what will the human race do when coal gives out? Its disappearance will not make the slightest difference, as a chemical tub ttitute hat been discovered, which la cheaper and better. Tha new century Is bound to witness many changes, but there It one human benefactor which will remain as firm aa the Pyramids, and that Is Hosteller's Stomach Bit ten. It la a cure for all stomach Ills. No one haa been able to discover any thing to effective for Indigestion, con aUpatlon, dyspepsia, biliousness, liver and kidney troubles aa the Bitten. Be sure to give It a trial, and you will be convinced that It It the medicine to strengthen your stomach and r store your appetite. Gl Biggest earance Sal e Kver Offered Ohina, Orookery, CIawaro, Olookt, Lamps, Jardh nloeO, Blague Ware. Gioy Ena moled Ware, Silver Ware, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Dinner Sets, Fanoy Bohemian Glassware and Every" thing That's Beautiful and Useful. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. C. C. Grime and wife to George Fus tel 49 acre In section 18. T 8 N. R 10 W; $800. Maxwell Young and wife to John M. and William B. Young lota 5. (. 7 and 8. block 38, Adair's I!, 500. Grimes Grove Land Company to John P. Hartman lot !. block 7, Grimes Grove; SSO. COMING FROM CHICAGO. We will have on display on Thurs day and Friday, September 27, 28, a great line of fine woolens tent to us especially for this occasion by Strauss Bros., of Chicago. America's leading tailors. All the latest effects are com bined in the line and the goods are of enduring quality. A gentleman train ed In the tailoring business will be present to supervise this display and skilfully take your measure. Grasp this exceptional opportunity of order ing your suit or overcoat from goods In full piece. Remarkably low prices, per fect fit and satisfaction guaranteed. It will pay you to see us on the above date. If not ready to order let us take your measure any way for future reference. C. H. COOPER, Aatorla, Oregon. In Portland at the time of the rob bery. . ' .'' The first witness called by the pros ecution was Mr. Copeland, of the Bee Hive, who stated the amount and kind of good that waa stolen from the store nd Identified the recovered property a a portion of It. Court was then ad ourned till aft?rnon. The first wltnes called In the after noon wa M. S. Copeland, of the Bee Hive,, who Identified Davl at one of the men who came into the store the day preceding the robbery and purchas ed a valise which waa recovered with the other property. Detective Jack Kerrigan of Portland was then called and told of the arrest of the two men, Davl and Sullivan, hy Detective Snow and himself In 1'ortlond, and of the offer of the two men to give them all the founder to let them go. Detective FrnV flnow was next call ed and corroborated the testimony of Krrlgan. The next witness vaa the Japanese merchant. N. Nakalani. who testified that he purchased a quantity of the goods from the two men, Davis and Fulllvan, and that they told him they had a store In Astoria and that they were selling tin good very cheap. He Ud he purchased good from them two different times and afterward Identified the men as the ones he se cured the goods from. Court was th-n ad ourned till 7:S0 p. m.. when It mH and Sheriff Llnvllle was called. The sheriff gave some of the eonversatlona he had had with the prisoner and also told some of the con llk-tlna statements made by Sullivan leitardinr Davis' connection with the aSTalr. Thlt closed the list of witnesses for the prosecutlor and Captain Reeves, mate of the iiner Lurllne was ca'I ed for the defendant. He stated that en the morning of the robbery which was the first trip of the Lurllne. but four passengers came aboard and but two of them for Portland, and describ ed the luggage they had with them which answered partially to that of the stolen property and said that the twe men were much unlike in appear ance, the two men oow on trial. Next Mrs. Mitchell was called and testified that a pair of shoe were giv en her by one of the men. Arthur or Morrel! on the day after the robbery, answering to the description of the "hoes taken from the Bee Hive. The defense then railed for John Sul llvan and a little diversion waa caused by the bailiff nolng to the door and calling nut "John Sullivan." Some one Informed him that Sullivan was In tail and a deputy was sent for him. The witness took the stand and when ask edt gave his name as John Miller, which ne said was hit riarht name. He testi fied at length upon the meeting with the ether two men who he said furnished him the goods, telling him the goods were smuggled goods and that he took them to the room occupied by his friend, the prisoner, and asked him to helo him sell them. That he did so. and went with him to a number of places to sell the goods. He also swore pmitlvely that defendant had never been In Astoria, but admitted that he had been; claiming that he waa here the tenth of August, looking for work. He waa followed by the defendant, who wa sworn and testified along; much the same line at taken by Sullivan or Miner. s he gave hla name. Davis says he waa born in Colum- dus. u and that hit parents are dead, but that he has two sisters living. Stops tie Casgk aid Vorks Oft tie Cold. Laxative Bromo Qulnlnt Tablets cure a cold In one day. No cure, no pay. Price i cents. . TREASURER'S NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that there are funds In the city treasury to pay all warranu drawn on the general fund and endorsed prior to January L 1900. Interest will ceast after this date.. . F. J. CARNEY. . City Treasurer, Astoria. Or.. Sept. 18, 1900. CIRCUIT COURT. The Trial of Herbert Davis for Lar ceny Occupied All of Yester day's Session of Court. HARPER WHISKEY GOT FIRST RE WARD. t PARIS. Aug. H American whtsklta received tne omciai approval of the ex position today vben tha first award for merit waa made to Bernholm Broa., 1-tfulevUle. Ky on their L W. Harper wniBKy. .... REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TJIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ASTORIA, At Astoria In the State of Oregon. At the Close of Business, September b, im RESOURCES, Loans and discounts $256,733. 3 Overdrafts, secured and unse cured 2,879.49 i. s. uonds to secure circu lation 12,500.00 Court opened vesterdav mornlntr at I Stocks, securities, etc 64.124.99 the usual hour and the case of Her-. gjher JJ? ?i"7"; 9'41183 Lowes! Prices on Earth Cup and Saucer 7 eta Decorated Ilowln xocts) Glaaaaeli 4 piece .... ct Decorated Lamp 1.00 Jardiniere 1 J ct Dec. China Clock l.ao Enameled Tea and Coflee pot ..4Ct3 liver Plated Tea Bpooiu..., et 40 eta Dinner set complete for peraonHi gilt bauUle .4.70 Dinner sett Fatte Lenioge. French China, handsomely decorated, ioe pea. .a a. 30 We are Cutting: Prtcea all to Pieces During- Our nior Clearance Sale. Great AmBrican Imiiortinit Tea Go. . .. .. . 571 Commercial Street. Astoria. Or, bert Davis, for larceny, came up for trial. Some difficulty was experienced In getlng a jury but this was finally accomplished and the case proceeded. Davis Is on trial for burglarizing the Bee Hive store on the morning of Au gust 23rd, when money and goods to the amount of nearly 1400 were taken. The man Davis and another man who gave his name as John Sullivan, were arrested the Sunday night following the robbery In Portland by Detectives Frank Snow and Jack Kerrigan and a quantity of dress goods and other material .that was afterward Identified as a portion pt the stolen property In their possession. Before the grand Jury lost week the men pleaded not guilty to the charge and their trials were set for separate days this week. The Jury selected tor the trial of this case are as follows: E. M. Houghton, John Lewis. H. D. Thing, George A. Nelson, Phil Condlt, W. O. Prescott, Robert M. Lowe, B. B. Kunxler, Geo. McFarlane. R. R. Cole. A. E. Melnard and J. R. Wherry. The line of defense taken up by Mr. Wlnton. the attorney for the defend ant. Is to the effect that Davis, had received the goods from Sullivan, who had In turn received them from two men whom he named as Alex. Arthur and Mr. Morrell, and that defendant received them as smuggled goods, and as such took them to a Japanese by the name of Nakatant and told a portion of them. And further, that Davis waa Reserve Atrents) 11.090.01 Due from State Banks and Bankers 35,939.11 Due from approved reserve agents 112.S31.65 Internal-revenue stamps 893.30 Notes of other National Banks 95.00 Nickels and cents 63.19 Lawful money re serve in bank, via: Specie 1131,920.00 Legal-tender notes.. SO.OO 132,000.00 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5 per cent of circulation) 625.00 Total J638.999.71 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid In $50,000.00 Surplus fund 25,000.00 Undivided profits, less ex penses and taxes paid 30,013.10 National Bank no tea outstand ing 11,900.00 Due state banks and bankers. 2.5S1.49 Individual deposits subject to check $406,801.30 Demand certificates . of deposit 112.703.82 519.505.12 Total JS38.999.71 STATE OF OREGON. County of Clat sop, as: I. S. S. Gordon, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and nellef. S. S. GORDON. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 13th day of September, 1900. V. JBUttlxLiINO, Correct Attest: Jacob Kamm, . W. F. McGregor, W. M. Ladd. Directors, Notary Public, .!; ..School Begins.. Vacation time is about over and our cliiMren will be taking up various studies, but have you grown up people learned the lesson of . . . PRACTICAL ECONOMY when you get ready to CaKa'aI ClVlfO buy for your boys their OtHUUl OUilJ I I invite you to call at my store and learn how you can eava 60 cents, 75 cenU and f 1 on Little Fellows' Suit?, and from $1 to $2.50 on Big Boys' Suits, while our Men's Suits are reduced from $1 to $4.50. OUR SWEEP SALE IS NOW IN FULL BLAST. -TO FARMERS AND PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT FARMERS ' We are Sole Agents for u RUSHFORD WAGONS." We guarantee that they have no equal for easy runningtrength and durability, and our prices are right. Fisher Bros., Agts., Astoria, Oregon. Fancy and Staple Groceries FLOUR. FEED, PROVISIONS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS-,.. .. Supplies of all kinds at lowest rates, for fishermen, Farmers and Loggers. Aa V. ALLEN, Tenth and Commercial Streets HIGH GRADE CIGARS are always a lucky find, because there are so many Inferior ones on the market. What's the use of ex perimenting; and wasting time, mon ey and patience when you can be certain of getting the real thing at Madison's reliable cigar store. Im ported, Key West and Domestlo Cigars, as low aa So and aa high as 50c. Smoking and chewing to baccos aa well. Will Madison. BEFORE YOU BUY! PIAHO OR flJl ORGAfl It will pay you to write EIWS' PIANO HOUSE OFFICE: 351 Washington St., Portland, Ore. We are the great profit killers and piano price regulators of the Northwest, and with our special facilities can sell a line piano or organ for less money than you' can get them elsewhere. Write oday. Catalogues for the asking. Our 6tock includes the three greatest American pianos the Kim ball, the Chickering and the Weber together with eight other good makes. III BALER'S
