The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, March 13, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHB MOKNING A8T0KIAN. WEDNESDAY, MAKCH 13, 1901 Tour new null will fit and look bent ovr a HiriilKlit-front Royal Vorcester Corset Jl flyl' or tlM'in, from U M to $1 tui'li. 1 1 1 p tlic iliPMKinuki r liy wviii'Iiik our All contriicti for mlvcrtfniiiK in (lie Aitoiiiiu iti'u iiiiiJc on 11 mini-, itnlcc of circulation four tlntcH turner than Unit of nhy paper Mibllln,d or circulated in Clut nop comity. TODAY'S W BATH ICR. l KTI. NI, Mil ii h 13 WmtiTii Or "low, partly rliiuly wlili ir"llily mIiiiui'in In t ) litirtli'Tti irlini; WrM. Tii H iinliliiifiiiti, pint I y cloudy with 1 1 r 1 1 u I I y iii'iuhIoiiiiI hIimwit Kimti-i ii Orison, Kant, in WimliliiKt'Mi and Ma tin, uiiii'i'iilly fnlr. AROUND town. IT. Hi bo Kiciii h iruu-g 1, at John mm I.i'kk. tlnlliMl t.ill r lit Olid bAllil. I'"lrl rHM rrvlc. II II. IiikIIk n iMliK blliliiu III Axlnriii ymfrday. 1'lif I lr 1 1 ImIi hl It'll I it I u uirHnl lin In"! i viiilnit. Tlu-f nuur-timet wrir r ri"l OUICliI'- hml i-V'tlll K llcni ).' . nl iihuI-UlaliiK Hun H'' tauiant. (13 t'(inmiTi'lrU HI. Jcft )l,-tnornnt- tlii lric'-t and btM. A trial will convince yu. 1 V. Sinllli I'-fl hint vt-nliiK on a uliint lnilnr iri ii tin rlvT. Try I'rrftvlliiii I ilt tI M-li mid Java Coff''i. Sunn ln'llfr; jotlllSoii Hri;. J M. Ariliur, th- machinery inan. wrnt uvir Id N'Ttli ll,.nh ynt'Tduy. Jiiiwufar gondii of nil kind, chritp at Yokohama Itiuuur; t:t Cniiuiif rclal St. Th nit . i in, r A 1 tn.iit l liaii-h In airuln In fi it'l, milting down lunl night Tli.- f,,ur-MtiMd Hrlllfh bark Thin lle arrlvd In )iHinlay In t" of lh !rl. Mix. John rn')liiM. tf I'ortn'lliiN, dr., In viMt'ng It- r ! ik ) I -r . Mm. Win. T. H. hfb'ld. l.l uti-ti.iiil lln wHii-r. a r-c,iit gr,i,lu-nti- of W-il J'i'liit 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r y iti .1 ! n y , arrlvnl y-t 1 4;iy ii lin ih Mndy third irilll-ry, recently formed undr th n law, a( Kirl Biv-n. II1--KT U-T.NT MKAL; HISINO BUN UKHTAIIHAST. I Here's Your THREE SPECIALS THIS WEEK AT DANZIGER'S. SPECIAL NO. 1 J Mcn'B All Wool Black Clay Worsted Suit, (Mfk A A ; liound or Siuaro Cut, $14.00 value. Spocial I"IV SPECIAL NO. 2 AIcm'h All Wool Blue Sorgo Suite, Round or Stjuaro Cut, $16.50 valuo. Special SPECIAL NO. 3 Men's Now Spring Block Fedora Hats, Blackj A J Brown, Maple, Cedar and Pearl, i: New :: Shapes E.6W. Collars t and Cuffs S. DANZIGER Royal Worcester Girdles, $1.50 each I. J. (ilium ami wife, of Port Hi.-vctm, iiiinc over ft Ktii Kurt Columbia nn llii Mlli-r yi-Hl'iiluy. Ir. Hull, of Wrir nion, attended In im.f. mmIuiiiiI iluih a nl HI. Mary's h" illl yinl'Tility. HoKit, lllKKint & Co. yntt-nliiy innv. 'il Inii' their new store f"r ihclr gm I'iry ii'MU'tiiti'iit. KwciHnh Mrdwumt Hummer 3ttunifs and nrrvHnt Wtirnt. Homi-thlnK tlitf, at Juina)ii llroa. M Inn Hnuiia Anihraon, of Porllniid, IN III f ll- lllV. till- IftK-NI of hiT HlNtlT. Mm. N. I'. HotrriN"ii. Ali-x Mi'iiiin-r In m-riipyliiit thf p"nl llon or IhmiI l.l.i' kimllli In II. '. Hur rlwm'a initrliliit nhoi. A ii'-w iI iiii Ihb I'ltih In Im knuwn iin tin- I'olllllnii Iuin h'-i-ii fornii'il iiud will hold UN llit ihliirr Kihlny lilKhl. (i-'olKi- I,. I'nlwrll ciiinr ovi-r front Tl Wiuo yrNli'f,iiy In H'VUf U Inwlmlit to ink- n raft of h'K up lit" rlv.-r. Tlf Wulliila tiroiiKi.l In t h l wo-ihiinI. nl w Ii,i,,m, i M ali) of ot h-niiN ,ini vi-ii -lilt? Hllf hilllN frn.'li Hull hYiinrlNi'u. Tin- lion N'lrin.ni M'-rrlll. who r-pn-m'ltl ! I 'oluiiihhi motility at Iin- IiinI Nl in of thi' lnMl:ilur In In tin- fit)'. Kin and hln; Q"ld Hope, Thraah rr. nntl-trut, union-mad" phut tobar cna. Huvr your UK. They are val uable. Knr ri-fit A nv-rnom cttlnt. fur iilnln il or uhfurnlNiii-d. n Truth atrtt t, ni'iir llnrriMiii. Inquire corner Ti-nth unj Irvlny. CY'-ani pur ry. Anifrtca'a flttntt whikcy. The only pura ifooda; Bi;ur untm'd rich and mellow. JOHN L. CAIU.PON. Sole Ar nu Th' i!rrnm:i t.ll T' t-r 1th ktiiiTN. i'uitiilit Srlti'hiT. ih'iin'il vNti-r.liiy for thf t'nlt'il Klnail"iii wliji l:..H0 lmh- In of w-ln-ul. valiU'd lit f t4.&&2. John A. M'ntK'i!i-ry him o'ind n nIioi at VI lloud atri'i-t and la pn'pun-1 tn do nil clnNr of plutnblnir and tin nliiiC lit Ihf Inwi-at iiuiHl rati'i. Mm. '. Turkh'N'iu. Itvlnir KxrhuiiKi' NtriH-t. opiNlt the Shlvi'ly achmil. I Niiffi-rliitc front a h-vi-iv trok of piira-I)-hIn. thlN lMinif h.r c,'ond nttaik. Tonlviht will !,. tin- Npn lul tn', itw hihl .ItitltiK tin' Mtt thnv ivkN at the Mi'ihoiliNt rhunh. Thi'lr illNoonUn uiini i' ! in tih" itc' Niry by the iIi nI nil roinllllnn of l'attor llowhitnl. who him I'ondurtiil thi- iti'ftlnifN priiii-lp.il-ly nlnni'. J Opportunity il 511.25 $2 val. Spec. ytF" m Fancy Shirts, E.&W. Full Dress Shirts 1 Ilonlyn ' I'lial liiata I hik'T, la oh-armr and inakPN l-na troublu with atovca and .t hlmin-y llui'N than uny rKhfr. i org'! W. Hurtbnin, nKnt; r,-piun 1311, Thp O-riiiun uhlp Miirh- Iluc MWd, Wuhriniinii, nuiNtor, Nun down Mon duv nlu-hl und i:l".irml y aK'rdny. Hhc rarrh'N lofi,;iH hio-h.-lN of wlwfat, vuluwd til t'MW. TlHTf la nlwnya aumi'thliiK new t' b found nt tin. MoMtori ltt niniiit, The Hul.cliiy dlmi'T Irictu'li'M turkoy with (rnnh'-rry niiik c, A Drat rlnaa place for hidli'N inn) K''itl'in,'ii. Th" fimutilltiw ii,p',,if,l by ('hnlr in u M Wlai' to draft pliiMN f,r th piTina lictil nrKiiril.iitori of ti p ANtorln Com- inrrtliil Club will n i tmilKht In tlm otlli'i- of City Altorn-y A. M. Hinlth. Hurry lildirwiiy. wh wmn llnH VW for thriMii'iilfia; Mayor It, rKinnri, and K on In II. i hi irofit4Kliiiil l,-KKiir, wre ri'i"iN-d fr,m th rlty Jull luNt nl-ht upim iiarii'iiiint th.u thi y nhould h-uve loAlt Ut oil' Tin llttli, Nii-uiniT ihihlint will b r,ry for ln-r trlul dip (IiIn inoriiliiK. Aft' r Kin Iiiin ,i-i i, fi.und lo b In uooil runnliiK oi.Iit nln Im to be tak'-n on board the Nti'iiinir llNiut' h for hT limtlii'm voyagi, Clnri'ini MiiNti-n, who wan trli'd bi fori JuNtlii of tin I'fiici lliowir yra I'Tiluy fur pint luri'iiy, whn dl huricid from I'liHtmiy upon Hi Jury n-turriltiK a virdli't of ii, i (culliy. MuNti-rt wn rhaiK d wiih lh th' ft of a hum en, Comni r I'olil ln-ltiK tin coinpl iliiiint. CIiiin. Ili'llliorn & Son will trnt occu py thi'lr lo w bulI'lliiK until ubout tin L'.'lid Inxt.. UN It ..III li- , ,! ry tn wall until It In thorouKhiy dry to pr. vi-iit injury to K'"l. In tin nit.ntlui Iin riiifiviil Nitl will cintlnu . It him biTti viry mitiNriictory no fur, UriHy I ,-,) 11,'IHK tin ! k It Ik a HiihJ.-ct of ifinurk thilt lip n i k'-r nfii-r 'NonirthlnK n w" oin llml It to iin ni. iit mi Ixf.i, tl'oi on ihi coun t r of tiiittiii it it..!,) in ANiorlu. aa ut ,il,y otlnr pl.n-. In IiIn irnvclN. Tli' vitrlity of in.iKiizln.H, lute ImhiIcn, pu Itn, etc. lli' i ' ilf pluycl In an exhibi tion ,,f tin fi-rtlllty of piihlH-liliiK boum-ii. JuilK' Joliti MiIncoi', oiii of the o I '! and l nt kimw n p-hldi-tita of Pa cini county, W.inIi.. died ut hl old hoim m, nd n,-,ir l.oiiif It, itch y,Ni.-r,lay at th,- iirf, i,f 7 yiiiN II win. In bin yoiiiiiti-r iliiys a r,'ttiitn iit liur. In llo iiflaltN of IiIn Nt.if. N'Tylnif two tcrtnn n i h I-Kiflutur, un, hnMlnK varloui otlor olllc. Tl i' l!i-c. W S inborn cunnry In bclim Mtii-I uti f ir iht mniltiif N.-imoii'(i run. Two ii,w r ,m Ih ir. Ix'Iiik Innlulli-d. mi, I exl'-iiiltv in-tr.ukH nn, a war-liotiM- in- btiildltiK. Mr. Sanborn la ul i'o bnvlnic a ifiiNoiln- launch coiiNtruct r, fur a cannery teml'T. The launch In belnic built at the bout yard of ll. I. limit nn. which mean that II will be a Mtperlor craft. Able-bodied men between the iirch of It and 'j ned lint be out of employ ment anywhere In the I'nttel Slat N. ai Ntullotm have Ihi II eNtiilillnlieil In all the principal clt,-i for receiving r, ciultft for I'licle S'ud'h army. Iji-u-teitatil 'l"ke, iiNlHtid by H rKeunt !--ler. of Kurt Steven. In In churif, of the Niatlott In till city, located over SMck.irth'a K'ltt atore, where men ure wanted for tvrvlce In all branchea of the army. Mr, Kb ti-her, who came over from Fort Cariby mi th,. Nahmtta lint even ing, nay (hut Contnu-tora Allen and KobertNon ure now In a fnlr way tn b? able In launch the Nlrandiil llKhtfhlp In Ituker'N buy within a few weeks. Two chain have been punmM under the viumoI'n bow- and Niern. and within thr lay Nhe will be retinK on J.tck- NiTettN. Within ten ilny It I expected in have her mi roller, and the task will then lie cmnpanitlvi ly eiy, n ap pliance for itruwh'B her uheaJ are al rendy at hand. ' Ten additional nien were et to work yesterday nnd ten inore w II be employed. CONJiKNSKU FUOM CI.IPPINCS. A company ha been formed In In doii to build a submarine cable from Hetittle to Skagwny. A Woorlburn, Marlon county, woman rnlaea Chinese phiiiaant for profit and ha been ununuully auivinaful. Siittle claim the record for raiihl court trins.ii'tlnn. A colored burglur was recently arraigned, bound over, hi plei heard and sentence pronounced all within one hour. An Ohio man aged 112 years la threatened with nervou procuration. Ilia physclun acr!lc It to the use of tobacco which the patient hna indulged In for the past ninety-seven yvars. A West Virginia farmer has an ele phant, purchased from a bankrupt cir cus, which does the ploughing and l"(r hauling on hit? farm. The beast la do cile and has proven a gTeat Invest ment. J. Plorpont Morgnn, the New York banker, worked 40 daya arranging the details of the billion dollar ateel trust. For hi services he reeelved Block to the par value of $12,500,000. At present nuotutlona the market value la $7,la3, 125 making the financiers' da'ly wagvs $1.X6.328. Schlatter, the Divine healer who was arrested recently In Seattle, has an nounced his Intention of b.-lng burled ullvJ on the conclusion of hla present trip around thp world. As further proof that he ha "bats In his belfrey" the healer announced that he had been offered $.i.0(H.0rt0 by Hetty Green If he would marry her. Tip late Phillip Armour once gave each clerk In his employ an order for a suit of clothes for a Christmas pres ent. With one exception they all chose business suits ranging from $."0 to Jfii), i he one mnn ordering n dress ault far $125. Armour called the clerk to his utile ' and stld: "It's all right, of course, but after In lug1 tn business as long as I have. I nm surprised I did not know a hog when I saw one," UWimCK FOR 'FRISCO. J. A. Faitnbend has contracted with the Robertson Raft. Company to build two rafts of piling and spars at West port to be towed to San Francisco. The iradle formerly used at Stella has been transferred to Westport and repaired for this purpose, '.he first raft Is to be r dy for sea lt June and the other In August, and each Is to contain 5S0. 000 iliv.nl feet of piling and spars. The Reaver Flume Company has the con tract for furnlshlnpf the mnterlal but are not yet ready to commence delivery. REALTY TRANSFERS, P. 8. Fhllbrlck and wife to Mrs. Ada Roll Ualn lot 2, block 4. Pine Grove; $95. O. W. Dunbar et al. to Howell Lewis lot 1. block 22, Alderbrook; 4400. L. Q. West to Etta M. Robinson north half of lots 1 and 2, Mulkey's Ad dition to Ocean Grove; $1000. VAN DUSEN AND REED WILL MEET IN I'OKTLAND 10 DAY I'O K CONFERENCE. Luttcr May Kcfuwc to Turn Over KccordH and Hook of Office to III HuccvoHor. Matr KIhIi Warden II. '. Van I;u an will leave on the morning train for Portland today In nepoii.; to u telephone iniaKHKt received yent'rdiy from Ihi x-ommllnn"r. A confer- lite wPI bit held ut which llrn Mr, lted will make known hi pi m In regard tn rontallnK the I'-Kallty of tin lllillHhmeilt of IllH oltlce before hi f.'m xplrea, Mr. Van I)ufii ald laxt night that he lud heard nothing from Mr. Iliei! tn ,ad him In bllevi; that there would be a cofit't, Mr. Van lJun exiHi ta that the book and record of the otftcc will be formal ly turit'-d over t him and h win bring them to Atorla when; hi h'-nl'iuar-tera will b". Tli" advbtablllty of inaln talnltig a branch (dice In Portland la not yet definitely divided and will prob ably remain unaeitli-d for aeverul week wlili (he new warden I b coming fa miliar with the routine work n,niry. In ruH Mr. Ked d'-cllm- to nurren dir the book two I gal courw will be open. Kllher the mater fMi w ir-'I'-n will bring ault fr "'i unIoii or Mr. Iteed will have the atate tr-aunr i clfd In hnw ciiue why hi e.ilary "unhid not continue. Klthr action wnit I bring the legality of the g i.i ral rep-ullng claii. of the new law bi-for. the rourl and the 'ni'-Ktlnn at bnu' ( 'Mild he decided. Anoth r nt i-'tlng feature of the Ituallon I In th' hill pa I by the ltt l")ftM.iture providing for a thin ly tn be jftld for aeilpN of neiril' tn fiilmon. Tie m'aur. provld, that the M-nlpN ahull lt taken b'-fore the fl-h cornrnlN'ton'T or hi d'-puty who ahall certify to the amount du th- pr ti pn-ntlng the aalp. and the Min' tlall V tial'l by the f retary of ante lit of llcet'Ne f,tn Iin 1 fill- coil t, d by I h.- fl-h wirden. Mr. Ib-d' friend contend that ther I nn authority In th bill for th ma.xtcr fh warden aHum Ing the du:l deb-gated to the fl-h cn ii riloner. yt a late hour lat night Mr. Van Iuen had received no report from hi ilepu le who nr pitmlllng the river. All vlolater of the co.d m will le brought to Antnrla for trial and their net. an. I flhlng appliam mn flNeat-d. Mr. Van lu"cn I, determined to enforce the law rigorously, and the water bailiff have hn o instruct d. SEATTLE TACOMA RIVALRY. Partisan Feeling Run High and Abuse Freofy Exchanged. The olJ Taeoma-Seattle feud ha broken out again, the ostensible rea'ton bWng the reecnt award by the gov ernment, for the erection of a govern ncnt warehouse in Ta.-oma. Immedi ately upon receipt of the announce ment citizen of the .uccisful city start. d an Impr ; ,il- und pro ceeded tn celebrate with enthusiasm. Now comes the 8 attle Times with an abusive "roast" of Tacmna and her prospective warehouse. Taenia is call ed a "llttl. bubble on the aea of com merce." and it is loudly declared that the rival city cannot prevent the ex pansion of Seattle. Further on the statement Is made that If Seattle had been able to And room for the w arehouse It would never have gone to racotna. AltoB-ether It I a pretty little row. and u Tacoma hi the contract site can af ford to laugh at the torrent of vituper ation that Seattle heaps upon lis hated rival. IMPROVED DRY DO'K. Method of Working on Ships lMow the Water Line. The Warrvnton Machine Shops, own ed by 11. C. Harrison and at present doing business at Stow bay, will occu py a new building, 32x61 feet, now be ing erected by Ferguson and Houston on Twelfth and Uond streets about April 1st. Mr. Harrison contemplate uclng in connection with his shop an Improved dry dck method for working on ves sels below the water line, as on their rudders, screws, etc. It consists of sub merged tanks over which the end of the boat Is moored, and which rise of their own bouyancy when the water Is pumped out of them, raising the hull aulliclently to permit the work to be done and at the same time providing a platform upon which to work. This method will effect a great saving of time, because of independence of the tide. TRIED TO MIX HER. Witness' Retort to Attorney's Question in Circuit Court. During the trial of the case of Susan 13. Henderson vs. Clara C. Munson, executrix of the estate of the late By ron Kimball, which was resumed in the clrvuit court yesterday, considerable Teas Coffees Spices 1 Extracts Soda Baking Powder Great American Imp srtliii: Tea Ca. 571 Commercial Street, Astoria. ff How ( Many Jj t Premiums 1 Wltl1 J amuTni'nt wa caused by one of the Willi''?. Mr. Johnon, who live near the Kimball ranch, was on the stand and Attorney John Hmlth was ijuemionlna; her. He ajtked If she had not testified to certain lw:ln In a prevlou exam ination. "No, I didn't," declared the witness, with a prmirlveneM that lft no r om for doubt. "Then I must be mltaken," declared the attorney, 'You're not mistaken, Johnnie Smith." came th reply, "you're trying to n .ne up; that's what you're doing, John nl Hmlth " The auditors laugh'-d and Judge Mo Hrlde rapp'-d for order. When proper decorum had b en re-iKtabllhid "John nie Smith" continued but he didn't mix. the wltn . The caae will probably go to the Jury tod ly. A KINO FOR AMERICA. It may be a surprise to learn that there are enough American In thin country with inonarchlal belief to w ii rant the publication of a magazine, the first numiicrof which ha Jut be-n Icnu'-'I In the Knt. This preterm i a rldiculnu a that made by the various iiogu stomach remedies which spring up, claiming to be the only (ure for lysji't'Hla and Indigestion. The only r.al king of all stomach rem-dle I ll"tetter' Stomach l!tt-r. It I fi'M'id-d on true merit, and it mun be a very bal case of Indigestion, con Ntlpatlon, blllotmitesH, liver and kldny trouble, which It will not cure. Try It also for ir.somnla. and a a spring purlltcr and preventive for malaria, f vcr and ague, it ha no ual. DISPATCH SAILS TOMORROW. The at -ainer Dispatch, under charter In the Columbia River Packer Asso ciation, is scheduled to sail for Nu"h agak. Alaaki, at 10:3,'. a. m. Thunlay, Mar h 14. Hit cargo of cannery sup plies, lumbT. machinery and boats i ii -uny finished. She will tak? a pas senger .Superintendent Fred Fere-hen, Surv-yr.r Anl rson and slxty-twn oth "t eiiipl .y. (,f the association, and Dr. Rraden. of Portland, who has b-en en the season to look aft-r the heal:h of gaged to pnialn at Nushagak during tin men. Sixteen more fishermen will ship m the bark I'rus-da as a crew, an I th, I'ruiisia will follow alxmt April 1. wi;li th balance of the supplies, material and llshing boat, of which there will be twenty-flve. PLEASANT SCRI'RIHE PARTY. A very successful and enjoyable sur prise party w is given at tne home of Mr. and Mr. Riekards, comer of Fourth and Duane streets, on Monday v.-ring m honor of Mis Ressie Sabo. The house and lawn were gaily decorat ed with Jap.in.tie lantern and Inside with tlow-rs and gre-ns. Conversation, games anil a musical program enlivened ihe evening and dainty refreshments were Eet ved. Thie present were Mrs. Richards, the Miss Brown. Bern stedt, Dillon. Gunderson, Iiusey. Ro zorth. Withers, Powell, Lewis, Hoffka; Messrs. Eldridge. Rrown, Hart. Llnd law, Sprlggs. Thorburn, De Winters, Schrixler and Sacry. HOTEL ARRIVALS., fccld?nt A. D. Warner and wife. St. Taul: F. W. J.wkn, New York; Geo. K. Burton. H. R. Worthlngton. San Francisco; Tho. Carroll. KaJama: M. H. McCall, Knappton; W. J. Spencer. Denver; L.iuis HiKpk'T. St. Louis; John A. Bagley and wife. Montpelier. Idaho; F. Morrison. Richard Nixon. Portland. Pnrker House H. G. Smith. W. .T. Johnson. A. Merrill. E. E. Miller. G. M. Brown, Portland; N. Merrill .Ciats kanie; A. B. Little. Herelton; W. L. Carand. Oregon City: O. Mendenhall, Champoeg; Fred Martleln, Superior, Wis.; A. Olsen, Deep River; B. Hoff man, Oregon City. GOOD NEWS IF TRUE. A friend of A. R. Hammond writes from the East to say that Mr. Ham mond contemplates the extension of the Corvallis and Eastern Railway over th- Cascades to connect with the Burling ton svstem. A road from Corvallis to Astoria Is Included In the plan and ultimately a through line from the East ern citl;-s to tidewater here. NOTICE! No person Is authorized to collect outstanding aeounts of the late firm cf V. J. Goodmin & Co. but Thomas Dealey, at the old stand. Please call and settle. THOMAS DEALEY. N. B. The last chance to get shoes at vour own price for two weeks only. Stock srolng fa. THOMAS DEALEY. Dr. Rhoda C. Hicks, OSTEO PATH 1ST Consultation Free. 373 Commercial St.. Astoria, Or. C. W. BARR DENTIST Successor to Dr. Ball. 573 Commercial St.. ASTORIA, OR. TELEPHONE, RED 206L WHERE DO YOU HAVE YOU TRIED A. W. SHIPLEY? 636 Commercial Street. DOYOUKNOW That he gives you the best there Is to be had In the city for the least money? Place an order once and see. THE LOUVRE Strangers visiting the city will find the Louvre an attractive resort where in to spend the evening. First-class va riety show Is always on the bills. New performers every week. Don't fall to see Prof. Hunt's "Dog- Paradox and Monkey Show," now on the bills. Pal atable lunches will be served at all hours. BUY YOUR GROCERIES? THE PLACE T0 BUY CANNERY SUPPLIES PISHING BOAT SUPPLIES BUILDINO MATERIAL SEWING MACHINES ' AND FARM IMPLEMENTS IS AT FISHER BROTHERS, Astoria, Ore. Fancy and Staple Groceries FLOUR, FEED. PROVISIONS, T0B4CC0 AND CIGARS Supplies all kiii'U at love.it r;it.-i, fur lir-liermen, Fanners and logger1. A V. ALLEN, Tenth ami Commercial Mretts KOPP'S BEST A Delicious and Palatable Drink Absolutely Pure The North Pacific Brewery, of which Mr. John Kopp Is proprietor, makes beer for domestic and export trade. North Pacific Brewery We Rent New POUNDED SUN INSURANCE OFFICE OP LONDON THE OLDEST PURELY FIRE OFFICE IN THE WORLD. Cash A, mctm, ... Ju.joo.ooo Cdshi Aartra In United State. a.6i6,93S J. B. F. DAVIS & SON, WLNFIELD S. DAVIS BURT 215 Saosomc Street, - SAMUEL ELMORE PacificNavigationCompany Steamers "Sue II. Elmore." "W. II. Ilarrison" Only line- Astoria to Tillamook, Garibaldi, Bay City, llobsonvillc Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R. for i-an Francisco, Portland and all pointa east. For freight and passenger rates ap;,ly Samuel El more & Co. General Acenta, ASTORIA. ORE. ( O. R. A. N. R. R. Co., Portland. Agents -lAJCR R Co., Portland. B C, LAMB. Tillamook. Ore. HQTBL PORTLAND p i PORTLAND, OR. I U The Only First-Close Hotel In Portland rujuuuuirvinjvuvvinjunjn BEFORE YOU BUY ft It will pay ILER'S PIANO HOUSE OFFICE: 351 Kashiogton St.. Portland, Ore. 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