The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, October 07, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTUK MORNING AHJ'ORIAN, SI'itLA. OCTOBER 7, 1900. When we buy ; ' DRESS GOODS ; We do this:- W'a tnnlcn a nuto of ovorv null in Kurono And America that YinMiitv Ami Wn n tlm uiiiiilu linen of things suited to tho tu.sto of cnorts await you in our store. Special Sale this Week- THE MORNING ASTORIAN TCLCIHOXn 661. All contract for Advertising In the Aatoi Ian nr muJa on RUiir nnUa of circulation four times ltrnr tliMit tlml of miy pupcr published or circulated In Uul op county. ' TODAJ'B WEATHER. PORTLAND, Oct. 7.-Oregon. Wash- Intiton, Idaho, fall and warmer touay. . 1 i '-. "' AROUND TOWN. Oyi?rs at Houtlers. Mr. John Hahn It visiting In Von laud. i .aaal Will Madlton went to Portland yw trrdav. i C. H. Wheoler. of Nihalom, u In Aatoria yuau-rday. Mrt. Chris. Kbson, of Chadwtll, wo In Attorla yesterday. Comity Surveyor Aatbury u In Portland yesterday. Richard Leathers wu In IVrtland on liuslnri yctterday. J. A. Howarton and wife, of Ilwaeo, rt visiting In Uit city. Fifth oyirrt at Hotilor'a, Open evenings until 11 o'clock. Q. P. Murray, of Seattle, was In At torla on butlncts yvtttrdoy. Chat. Loraon waa In Portland ycatcr day ua a brief bualiwta trip. Mr. W. J. Harry was a paavngtir yet terday morning fir Portland. J, Htuart Hllchen and Mr. Kitchen of Portland art vitltlng here. M. Mathbwn. of Grays river, was In Aatoria on butliir yesterday. Peat 16-ctnt meal. Rising Sun Ret tauraut, 611 Commtrclal slraet. C. J. SchnabW. of Portland, wu In the city on business yaturday. C. J. Atwomt Mid wlfo, of Salem, Wert at the Occident yesterday. The steamship Monmouthshire arriv ed at Yokohama on October 9. from Attorla. 11E8T 1S-CENT MEAL: RIHINQ SUN RESTAURANT. I HOEFLER'S 3333 MENU KABTEUN. Kow on plnte lUw on half tliell Slewed In milk Htcwed In cream Fried ... '.'"noo V 40o Fried with tomato anuce. ,S0o Frlml with cream celery 60c Fancy rooHt 40o Bculloped 40c Clum fritter EdGS AND nill"(l (2). .7 10a Fried (2) 10a Bhlrred (2) lOo Rcrambled (2) lOo I'oached eggt on toast Ao Ham and ckk with BEVERAOES, Cup roffeo with pure cream.... Eo Oliuta of milk Eo Pot coffee for two " " 10c Hnlf and Half lOo Pot ten, green, .black, Ceylon or Clata of crenm Wo EmrIIhIi breakfast Gc Cup of chocolate or cocoa 5c llrend and butter Ec French toatt IGo Tont. dry or buttered Ho Hot caket. batter or corn, with Milk touxt 10c maple syrup or honey 10c German cream toast lOo Hot wafllet with maple syrup or honey lOo .. . : . DELICACIES. (Including bread and butter.) Fried ham 15o Shrimp salad 25o Cold boiled hnm IGo Chicken salad 25o Ham sandwich JOo Lobster salad 25c Tongue sandwich.. 103 Saratoga chips 60 Cold boiled tongue IRo Stewed prunes Eo Swl8i cheesa sandwich 10o Aptlo sauce Eo Pics por cut.... , Bo - SPECIAL. . -..1, CHBAM TOMATO BOTJP.. ; 1. ..1 ..v... .10 CLAM CHOWDER J lOo OYSTER LOAF 60c 1M infrnntiltv of ivcfivn rf Uft fahricH such mills. ' Thou wo iit;k those Astoriu women. ' Tha rciulU of our Tim O'Shsottr Caps 25 ceoii Each WMUTbcyLatt. Jeffs restaurantthe largest and teat. A trial will ctovinos you. Harry Hamblut ha returned from B'lliomn t uuniirH inn in uu .iii. Hot report: Wind, southeast: light clear; bar, smooth; nothing In sight. Tht Prnthrtllea la till at Knapp'a, thit side tho mouth of the Willamette, Councilman Rchvrneckau haa returned from a business trip to hunivm Or goti. Guuriie McFarland. tlt logger of ON nev. vmik In Hit city yaUrday on bunl np. Wanted A girl to cnk or do wrni i()iiK. wrk. Apply, Immediately, at thla olllie. Tht boat and ehmr't tallrlnc In tht city at A. K1UUNKN. (22 Com mercial atreet Thad Trullliiax, nitlnwr In cliarito of iho nw ouiiraiitlno atatlon, waa In Aainria yratcnlay. ' Fr lliit Nlcrly furnlahd room. In private family. H'-fcrr nct-a vivhaiigi.-d, Apply at lliia oflka. N. C. Koffd. of tho Wuhlnaton pilot rimimU-ton. wu over frvtn llwaco yw- tcnl.iy on bualnra. When you wni t a atyllah new ault madn ciiran, ran on a. KiuiuiNt, 5:1 Commercial atn-et. Iimi mrrii'inl nl l ha ltniihonlorr run lint or ixiwm-y a ramoua cnocdiai, all inapca ami navora. Tht Columbia blcycl hna rfcelvrd the rrand trl over all American whovlt at tht Porta xpoaltlnn. Attorla vliltora to Portland can ob tain ootilea of tht Pally Aatorlan at th newt atanda of H. n. lUch, Klfth ami MorrlatMi atiwta and Hotr I'ort land. Rtward A aultablo reward will bt paid for tht recovery of tho body of Wm. Coburn. who waa drowned mat Baturdav. Jamea Darry, Ueap IUver. Waah. Charlie Rtockton, who hat bom at lendlna collet: In Portland, la In the city to remain over Sunday with bit parenta. The Hrarmor (xt to Manila with a cargo of government atorta connlatlng tf 17oo tona of oata and low ton of baled hay. Pur Whlakev llarrwr. Perfect Whit key Harper, Kvery bottle guaranteed Harper. Hold by Foard & Htogca uo., Attorla. or. If vmi arc not already a natron of Ihe Occident Hotel barber thop you ill not rraret giving It a trial, uatne In cinnectlon. DAIRY LUNCH i CCOOCt-tt OYSTERS SHOALWATER BAY. ....40o oyiter wcktall ..10c ,.i5o ..35c i. ,25c ,..2So ..So pio in num.... SuweJ ln cream..... fincy rout LI ........ . III. Fan rofttt. p,mii..e tvuut Fried with tomato aauce 33c Fried with cream celery 35c 25c 0MELET5. Plain omlet 15o Ham omelet 20a Oyster omelet 25c Muthroom omelet SOo Hum omelet 30e tea, coffee, milk. 25c Cake per cut....... Eo f Tht steaiiittilp Flint-hire, at In tht tTnlUd Mtatea traniwt trvlct. has Own reueI, and U being rvntted as a ninnuntiiuiii, Mrt. P, 'k. Trulllnger went M far a Portland yenttrday with Mrs. II. J, Jiukton, of 1'ullman,, Wah who has been vldltlng hore. Hoi-fter hu Just oiennd a department for oytter In conneellim with hit con f.TllnncTy and Ice cream parlor. Open till 11 o'clock p. m. Cream Pure IXyt, imtnca'i finest whiskv. Tho iiniv nur good; guar anteed rich and mellow. JOHN L. CAIILSUN. Bolt Agent. . Mrt. If. J. Ja kn, of Pullman, Washington, who hu ben vttltlng r-l- atlvi' In Astoria for aevii4 weeks, re turned to her noma yetrday. Itotlyn coal luts longer, la cleaner and make lest troume wiut siovet ana chimney Ituet than any other. Oeorg W. Banborn, agent. Ttiephont 1111. Ilids for tht repairing of Franklin avenue will be opened by the street eoiiimlltee next Wednesday afternoon. The notice appears In another column. A tertlflcat of the completion of the littnrnvi.nif.nl tt Klnvefith lrtTet be tween Franklin and Harrlaon avenue a at filed In the auditors omce ymter dny. , . The Ilrltl-h shin Marathon and the French bark La Fontaine have flnlnhed Wading wheat at Portland ami will probably start down the river on Mon day. Cnrdi art out for the marriage on If...., I.... .i..hln In 1'itrtlnnll nf Kir. iiirii'iAf r....i.n. ... . ... - I. r u..l.l....l r..t-m.rlv rtt lhl rllv. and Miss Nellie K. Zelgler. of Port land. 1k. IaI., A ilama Ufa hunt U'hlch wut recently at Leathers' boat bulld- l. ... t. H .. V ....... . fnm .VlMlltlv r.' f t T hot been completed and tent tp that T If liana..! mh,. Ull Intlired tt U'lrmnlitn rwi.nllv .nil hfta. lMn In the hospital, la ablo to be out, though he la forced to make use of a crutch and cane. Herbert L. Junk, of the Willamette' t !..lu..r.lfw Kn ,1 Um v.ilMf..r4 II II. tn lil-oaW tila collar bone while mcttclng with m 1'ioiDttii team on tne campus on Thursday. v , A load of wood ranw to grief yester day In the middle of the rtrnet at the corner of Twelfth and Bond by the front wheel running off and letting the wagon 1 Itch tideways. One of the sailors of the German thin Philadelphia was brought to the hos- plial suffcr-mr from a broken leg. He wot thrown against one nf the life boats during a gnle a few days ago. A number of sailors from the Ger man steamer Eva bicame rather hilar ious during their few hours on shore lost evening and had to be taken on board to pievent a disturbance. Ir. W. C. Igan will attend the meet ing of tho state boarj of dental com missioners which convene in Portland next week. He leaves today and will he accompanied by his wife. The German bark Otterhek was tak en 110 over the "Hog back" yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock bv the tug Wal lula. The Oklahoma will take her on ud the river where she will load grain. The German ship Philadelphia. Wooh. ter. master, from Honolulu, crossed In at :45 yesterday morning. She Is In ballast and Is under charter to Italfour, Uuthrle at Co., to load gain for Lurope. C.nal.l. I nil an Mn 1 A ft II W 'iuiW In ill nHW mamlwira al a maN,ttno laal evening. The lodge la In a flour ishing condition witn a memoersmp or over lour nunnrea, ana is grvwing rap Idly. The talmon nark of nrltlah Colum bla Is unusually short thlt season. The total fall pack la but about 3,5,(X0 caaea ft'hlrh. divided among the forty-one canneries, makes a lots to nearly every cannery In operation. Bkibhe. the boot black, and champion high diver of the Northwest, hu ship. ped on board the Orealla, now lying In the channel oft the Main street wharf and will sail for England aa sn u she completes her cargo. The steamer Itraemar left Portland yesterday afternoon and should be down here some time today if she does not encounter any of the numerous shoals that are proving such a bug bear to river navigation at present. It Is reported that there are a number of whales tn the harbor near the mouth of the river. Tho whales are said to be enormous fellows, fifty and sixty feet long, snd seem to be In pursuit of the shonls of herring now entering the river. The funeral of A. T. Bockner. who died Friday morning at RyAn A Rich ardson's logging camp on the Walluskl. will be held from Grace church at half past one o'clock this afternoon. The Interment will take place ln Green wood. There will be services In the Congre gational church morning and evening. Preaching hy Rev. Daniel Staver. The subject In the morning will be "Care of the Home." In the evening, "Holding on to the Truth." Sunday school af ter the morning eervtoe. The store and cigar factory of the late W. F. Soholbc has been purchu ed by Jack Burns. The court grant ed an order for the sale on Friday to John Huhn. administrator of the es tate. Mr. Burns, who Is wall-known here will continue to cperate the fac tory. Miss J, A. Meaney started last even ing for San Francisco, where she goes to act as one of the bridal party at the wedding of her friend. Miss Josephine Mohr, of that city and Mr. Adams, of Taconia, During her absence her mil linery store will be In charge of Miss Annie Gratke and Miss Mabel Ohler. Word was received yesterday morn ing that Joe J. Kendall. & brakeman on the Northern Pacific, had been kill ed. Mr. Kendall was conductor on the special Seaside train from Astoria dur )r.g the summer and was formerly yard master at this place. He leaves a widow and two children ln this city. At the office of the West Shore Mills Company Friday evening the presenta were awarded to the patrona of the company who had paid their bills for September by October B. The awards were as follows: Irving club. No, 12S, first; Parlor candy store, No. 27S. sec ond; Bee Hive. No. 79, third; John E. Gratke, No. 119, fourth; Van Duaen & Co., No. 203, fifth. The presents given were the aame u In the previous months. TI.e P.tpubllran cunty central com mute have unr 'way arrangVmetiti to have a numlter of mrtlnit held throughout the county, at which there will be good sneakers. 1 he commute" aru endeavoring to secure a apeakur for a nnetlng to be held In this city on Frlduv evening next and It Is proij. able they will be successful, although the name of the speaker Is not at present obtainable. The Italian ship Ells, wltb a cargo of hl.VM) bushels of wheat valued at ir.0;9GJ. arrived down at 11 o'clock yet terday morning and cleared at the cuKtoin house for Algoa bay. South Africa. Hhe wat several dayt In gettln down the river owing to the fmiueut encountering of sand bars, She will nmbahlv be examined to see If any In jury wu sustain! before going to sea, hht expectt to leave nut today. Tom Tontona. the Japanese steward of the bark Harry Morse, now load Ing lumber at Knappton, 1ms been miss Inc for several days, and Captain rul lerton fears that tome accident haa le fallen him. The man ha been with the vtaiMd for four years an J there oould b' no reason for hie leaving without telling where he was going, u he had money coming to him and seemed Wt.ll satlflled with his position. The German steamer Eva, with the enormous number of 20H.0O0 sacks of flour, valued at 1141.000. consigned by Ihe Portland Flouring Mills, will prob ably leave out today. Bhe arrived down yesterday morning at 11 o'clock afti nearly a wek spent In her pas .iter down the river. Although the struck a number of times coming down It In not thought that she w'at Injured serlounly. Bhe took on 1.200 sarks of flour at the O. R. tt N. dock, that were llnhtered down the first of the week She cleared at the custom house yes t'Tday for Hong Kong and Vladlvls toek. It. n 1 1, 1, fl V, n m h .w.r.. I . MStA tenslvs Improvements In his place, the Hosibonlcrre, and hu now one of the finest establishments of Its kind on the Pacific coast. He has added a kitchen to the rrar of the building, and hu re moved the eandv malclnar donnrtmpnt tn the second "floor. Ice cream, n the manufacture of which Mr. HoefW stands first In the city. Is here made Ih ..... tl . Iam . U .. - M . 1 1 TLI 111 ,Hiiii.ira uuii air muruins. 1 01s dt'par'rm-nt has s separate room and the tor. the capacity bdng two hundred Simons per nay. air. iioener nas just alilf.,1 nv.lpr tn tila ftJraitv mrti.n.va bill of fare and furnishes them In every style subject to order. Trie irhikli. rlufa la a rrmH.it n t rluannu. ana mair.ess mat is exceptional. The case of Rosa Waters against John A. Hush as to the custody of two minor children wu rlven a hearing yesterday afternoon In probate court before Judge Gray. The claimant staten that the childrtn have hwn I cruelly abused and 111 treated by their father, Mr. Hush, and asks that they be taken away from Mm and placed In some charitable Institution, at the same time states that she would glad ly take tho children iwrself if permit ted. On the other hand Mr. Bush claims that he has taken the best care posrlble of the children, that they have been clothed and fed properly and that he Is vtry fond of them. The children who have been In the care of Sheriff Lli.vllle for several days past appeared In court and seemed very fond of their father. Harrison Allen and Mr. Sco- vllle are attorneys for claimant and Frank Spittle hat charge of the de ft rdar.tt Interest. Tomorrow evening the great Amerl can-Chlneaj drama 'The King of the Opium Ring" will be produced at Fish ir's opera house. Many thrilling scenes are graphically pictured In the pr?een tatlon of the play. The first act shows Dead Man'a dock, with the Golden Gate In the distance; the escape of the smugglers yacht, "HaJyoon," with a revenue cutter In hot pursuit, firing a fusillade from a rapid-fire gun. The second act presents the Interior of an opium Joint, containing lofty bunks, in which men and women, with opium lay outs besides them Inhale "happy thoughts." Act third opens with the entrance of the swell Chinese club of 'Frisco, changing to the heart of Chi ratown on the Celestlu's' New Tear's night: the streets are beautifully lliu nvnated and fantastically decorated with Chinese lanterns and banners. In this act Is effected a thrilling rescue by a human tower of "Chinks." This socne Is claimed to be one of Oriental grandeur. A Chinese-American wed ding takes place in connection with v hlch Is shown the hypnotic influence of the Oriental sorcerer. Reserved scats now selling at Grltlin A Reed's. P. Ginwood wu arrested yester day morning In Uppertown for peddling spectacles and other articles without license. He was Inclined to be obstrep erous and Officer Kimball had some difficulty In getting him started. They finally boarded a car and started down town on the way to the station, when the man started another fracas. He seemed imbued with the Idea that he could clean out the whole police force but cne member of It wu equal to the ceccMon and although they had a great tussle and broke one of the panes of glass In the door of the car, the man was finally Induced to keep quiet. He wu brought before Judge Nelron yesterday afternoon and In vlw of his also resisting arrest the Judge fined him $.10. He pleaded poverty, so will probably spend a couple of weeks In durance vile. The Judge hu been inclined to bo llnlent with such fellows Big Sale. Porcelain Ware. Flower Decorations Gilt Handles. Cream IMtcher 16 eta lierry aaucem..,. 14 eta Cupa and Saucers ....iScta Bowli 16 eta Plate- 7 cm 44 piece Dinner Set 94.70 100 Piece Dinner Set ...$10.48 Gold Tracings Meatman a 8 eta Salad Dlah . a 8 eta agar Howl 4 8 eta Milk Plf cher 4cta ftauce float 36 eta Pickle niah... aocta Plate 8 eta Cnpaand Haacera 18 eta 44 piece Dinner Set 8 3. So 100 Plee Dinner Het 811.73 We are Cutting Prices all to Pieces .During Our Big Clearance Sale. - Great Americsn Inipcrtiiiii Tea Co. 571 Commercial Street, Astoria, Or. tecause they seemed to be making an effort to earn their living, and in sev eral rax- the ftnea have t-nen remittud In (use of their leaving the town. It, however, was beginning to be run In the ground and the Judge thought It best to try and put an effective stop to It. In addition to this the pr.ernt rtsfl was an especially aggravated one, as the man, Greenwood, hod been drink ing some and was Inclined to abuse people If they did not purchase from him and In several cases did use abusive larguage to feveral women who refused to buy. The Grand lodge of Knights of Py thias will convene on Tuesday In Odd Fellows' hall. At tht same time the grand lodge of Rathbone Bisters, the ladle auxiliary, will meet In the K. of P. hall. On Tuesday evening will O'xur the grand ball at Foard 4 Stokes hall. A social session will be held on Wednesday evening at Odd Fallows' Hall. Some three or four hundred vis itors are expected to be present during the session. The lodge would greatly appreciate any courtesy shown the visiting member by our local mer chants In the way of window d:fM (loot at hu been customary In other cities where the grand lodge haa met in convention. The colore of the or der are red. yellow and blue. All mm- 1 tiers of the order In the city not affiliat ed with the local lodge are requested to communicate with Herman Wise or with Mr. Oerdes. at hi barbershop, to secure tickets for the ball and social session. OF INTEREST TO GENTLEMEN. There's a new hat Just come out which I worn by all the swell dressers In the East. As soon u Herman Wise uw it advertised In the Eastern cloiblng papers he teUrgraphed for a few sample dozens, and he received them yesterday. It la a stiff hat, the shape blr,g between an Alpine and a Pash dented. The regular selling price of this new "Broadway whirl-wind" Is 13 and $4, but to be In harmony with his reduc tion's on everything In his store during this "sweep sale." Mr. Wise offers the new hat as follows: The 13 grade at 1250. and the 14 quality at $3.20. so you Astoria gentle men can truthfully my that you buy the latest things In Astoria for less than they are sold for In the East. Mr. Wise Is the first clothier In As toria to receive this new style. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Llpman. Wolfe & Co. to Mrs. F. R. Graff lot 7. block. 7. Railroad addition to Ocean Grove: ZS. AHce M. Ghormley and husband to C. B. Cellars south half of lots 17 and 19. block 8. Gearhart Park: 1115. Remethy Hill et al to Peter Nelson- tract of land In Sklpanon addition to Astoria; $200. Herbert Hill and wife to Albert J. Hill Interest In estate of Francis Hill; 15. Stops tktCotq aad Works Off tbe Cold. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold In jne day. No cure, no pay. Price 15 csntg. t SOCIETY NOTES. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Marrs have returned from the Sound. MIm Joe Allen, of Portland. Is vis iting Mr. and Mrs. A. V, Altai. Mr. H. E. Cloke. of Fort Stevens, is in Portland for a few days. Mrs. John Rogers, of Portland, Is vis iting her sister. Miss Olga Hellborn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Higjrins. of Warren ton, have moved into town for the winter. , S Miss Caroline Young Is In New West minster, where she expects to spend the wlntr studying the violin. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Higglna and daughter, Minnie, returned last night from an extended trip to Alaska, Mrs. Steven Halstead and Miss Ed na Hall, of San Rafael, are In the city, the guests of Mrs. L R. Halstead. Mr. John F. Wilson, one of the In structors In the Portland Academy, spent Saturday and Sunday in Asto ria. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Flavel and Mr. Harry Flavel came down from Port land Friday night and are spending a few days at Knappton with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Callender. WARRENTON NEWS. O.' Wirt and wife are spending a few days in Portland. J. K. Wirt Is acting postmaster In the absence of A. B. Wirt Mrs. Kate Hobson wu visiting Mrs. Pease at Sklpanon this week. Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Dawson made a trip to Astoria Wednesday. Grandma Hill Is quite ill but It Is hoped she will soon be herself again. Miss Amy Dean hu returned from Westport. Wish., and is now at Flavel. Miss Fay Hill and Miss Alice Swee ney are attending the convent In As toria. Mrs. Herman Cables and children re turned Tuesday from an extended visit in Salem. Miss Bessie Gray entertained her lit tle friends last Saturday, it being her 11th birthday. Mrs. .1. M. Turney. of Flavel. return ed last Thursday from a three-months' Islt to Now York. t Mr. G Hlckettlur. of the firm of Otto Schumaun, Is doing some work In Ocean View cemetery. The houses of Mr. Perry Olsen and Mr. Ben Olsen are nearing completion and will soon be occupied. R. L. Price is now the proprietor of he Warrenton hotel, and is trying hard to pleue his patrons. Recent letters from August Brown state that he w-lll remain another year In Dawson, where he went two years ago. Miss Dickey Bird, of Seaside, has gone to California for a three-months' visit. She left on the Columbia last Mon day. At present Warrenton has hardly a acant house; Sklpanon has only one. while at Hammond houses are- at a premium. C. A. McGutre is making extensive Improvements on his house at Seaside by building a new kitchen and adding several other rooms. .... , J. H. Imholt. of the firm of Imhott Minar. has been working In Ocean- view cemetery this week, placing a monument on the Welch plot. Jag. W, welch and Mrs. G. W. Wood cam over from Astoria Wednesday to In spect the work. ..School Begins.. Vacation time is about over and our children will be taking up various studies, but have you grown up people learned the lesson of . . . PRACTICAL ECONOMY when you get ready to buy for your boys their I invite you to call at my store and learn how you can eava 50 cents, 75 cents and $1 on Little Fellows' Suits, 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 IH FULL BUST. TO FARMERS AND PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT FARMERS We are Sole Agents for " RUSHFORD WAGONS." We guarantee that they have no equal for easy running,strength and durability, and our prices are right Fisher Bros., Agts., Astoria, Fancy and Staple Groceries FLOUR, FEED. PROVISIONS. TOBACCO AND CIGARS Supplies of all kinds at lowest rates, for fishermen, Farmers and Loggers. A V ALLEN, Tenth and Commercial Streets KOPP'S BEST A Delicious and Palatable Drink Absolutely Pure The North Paoiflo Brewery, of which Bottled beer for family use or key MrJohn Kopp is proprietor, makes beer I beer supplied at any time, delivery It for domestic and export trade. I the city free. Korth Pacific Brewery BEFORE YOU BOY fl PiflJlO OH AH ORGflJl It will pay you to write EILER'S PIANO HGIM OFFICE: 351 Washington St., Portland, Ore. We are the great profit killers Northwest, and with our special organ for less money than you today. Catalogues for the asking. Our stock includes the three greatest American pianos the Kim ball, the Chickering and the Weber makes. EI1ELTS ' PIANO HGUSS... III School Suits? Oregon. and piano price regulators of the facilities can sell a tine piano or can get them elsewhere. Write together with eight other good