THB MORNING ASTOKIAN, r.SATl'KMAYt AI'KIL 13, 1901
Sllli Waists
Tito (ilml'l'i turki'l onus nr
eluboruMy trlinnioil It ygu
wImIi, Contrasting vest, gold
mlX'M tfl'iip, gold buttorm unj
bucklo trimmings, Every de.
sllulllfl coliil'.
$3.50lo $15
OUR HTORK CI.OHKH AT 7 l
All contnicU for uJvvriiHiiiK in
(lie Astoi Ian urc iiiudo on u nimi'.
itntco of circulation (our tiiiu-M
turner than that of any T'Tr
published or circulated in Out.
nop county.
TODAY'S WICA.T11KII.
I'nllTI.ANI', April 11.-W.-nl.in n'
un. fur frosts In ili norihcrii
in, i ii . ii in iii early ninnil'iH. warmer
In Hi" aft- i iinori; Washington, fur with
f-ot in dm raily nurulntf, ttr :r ;
in (.: .,. .,.. .iUhh ii. -
('til' on; I. ihIitii .JrrjjAu hi Hallo,
filr. with fnw In the n"rtlnrn ixirtlon
In tho mrly nirnliir.
AROUND TOWN.
Full
Well! Ill
t'nllfornlK
C'lpnmcry Hut
lor. 4.',ri per roll
at Juhnimn Urotliun.
Hi- Cnnloii About burnpai.
i
l'r h hol-h mo
Hi.
ettucn at Johniton
Fit rent-Fiirnlnh! rennn for houn
krrp!ii(. S Tonth trret.
Itrnt l.',-.,nt Illrttl-IUllllH Bun 1U
tmnmit. CI! Coinuierclal HI,
I'li'-nter, thn 4-ymr-old ion of N. 1'
Buii-iinm, ! 111 with tho metidlci.
It. H HowarJ. Jr.. of I'ortland
tli i-'iy. the t-uMrt of frlemU.
Jft,ane good of All kind, cheap at i
T'k hama Kaxaar; C.I Commercial 81
J H. Wherry, n prumltwnt farmer Hay. hud a dlMtrnw experience in He
llvlng near Rule, wa In Dmi city ye- uttle recently, when a nak Ihhf rn-Ii-rny
! t'red hi room ot iIm hotel ami Becttred
la gold Wttt:h valuffl ttt $300.
The Cotillion Club gave their regular ;
r.iiiiiiifhiw itune at Hanthorn'i hall i
Ui night. ICluti will be held (hi afternoon in the
Page hall. The lubJiN t will be "HI-
Mr. naRmtmacn I prepo-M to do up ' tone April" and the quotation In an
r curtaina in r'd ordw. Leave or-1 wer to the roil-c.ill will bo on "l'otrl
d"r at Oregon bakery. otlm,"
An enipl iy of the Atorlft Iron j Klh WurJn Van Iuen ha received
Work, named Kraer. wit Injurwl a letter from Hwreiary Phlne of lh
yesterday ft rii ii by ft piece of Iron Houthern Or g n Comtmny miggeatlng
tilklng nlm In the aide. Fortunately that the CoquHle river would afford de
the force of the flying fragmni wu not lrible hatcheiy lie. The writer Mat
utm lent to cauiio aerloua injury, though ed that the annual run of flan waa con
Ihe mucle were oonaldentbly bruled. i utantly decrcnli;g hut that with artlfl
, jcliil proiagatlon the atreum would un-
BKHT 15-CF.NT MEAL; W8INO SUN Idoubtedly again be a profitable tinning
HEflTAHHANT. grun 1.
SEASONABLE GOODS ii
Men's
Suits
New
New
Hats
i G T A 1YT
T .B I T I VI
k Mm mm r. m
Hosiery Chance
Ladles' fine list him", ull blu'k,
black iiMl white, t j n and fancy
shad's. I'I.iIm itrlpeil ICIcI.b
ll"u rib am I'tcu bout, 0o and
45 cents
All full-fillind.
Ciill'Ctlotl.
A choice
M. KXf'KIT HATUKDA VH.
Awloilu to I'ori f't: lv niil reluro II.
Hiimliy. April II. ni.-ami-r Niihcolta
leave. '. It. & N. .,rk ut :30 . m.
Wuntid' To rout. rtlcrly furnlnM !
luiiim- of four tr five rminw In centrni
j luirt of ( Ity, Aiiln;w, rtutlng prlio, "I"'
' enro Morning Aiorlan.
(renin ptirn ry. Ainrra'ii fluent
whlnki'y. Tlio only ur ginnU; kmut-niin-ivl
rich un. tncllow, JOHN L.
("AllLSON, Hold Aiti-iit.
if vou hnv u fanlldl'iim. iiuhitc and
vmir irumrlo nconomy Ik In a doubtful
,.(,,iuifli kummiiIi th appotUlnjf iik-iiu
Hi lM., nHtn ltfKtauraiit.
j ot(, hi-.M. a mUv of Norway.
(ll(i u,,iiri uiUt ni.tv t KUiliind.
1 IiiiuiK' d''''lritloii of intiMidivl rltlxi-iinhlp
jlwforw th" county cp-rk yitrdy.
I John A. Moiitf imirry lion opt'iin n
j uliop ( 4.1 ll, hi. I utrci't nml Ii propHrcd
! to do nil clnm-m of ptuinhlnif and tin-
tilnn ut th" lowint piiible rite,
i
i Itoniyn co.ii .it Iiiiirit, lit ch-ancr
lid liiiikrn I-m trolllilo with Htuvi and
j i'Jiliiini-y ihii' ilniii liny other. "(J -orK"
I V. H.inlniii, nii-iit; i lphnne 1311.
; ih, i,,,t ni t tt opportunity to view
,lhe llttht-tihli) himduy. Kemi-inber the
, Natl ,n l.i
i'll'i
in.
Hie . 11. fl N. d' K
VIum-1 rlieck"'l fr--e.
. jt H J'l n.
TIip funeral of Hie Ule Mm. Mrit
, r-l Knii-r lto will be held loday
,fiom the l'ri'ttcii:in, chimh of Knap-
pi. A spi'i-ml train will I'-nve HiIh
city at 10 it. in.
Th" d fferent h.1 appropriately w' " ""t with hi brother and an
I In observed Arl-or day ye:.-rd.,y with pro. ,0'h.r inan wh .e mine w.u, not
r,m In keeping with the pplrlt V'f . '"in'n fn n
I i h. .Int. .i.iil n.i'irAl i rt'iMi w..rw iihiiued
t' the Hhlvely c!hk..
Indian Ag-nt H. W. More. of NealJ
1 ,
The n gut ir meeting: of the Woman a
For Men, Young Men,
Iloyaniul Children; New
(iooJh, New Stvles, Iow
est prices. All qualities
Serges, ('hcviota, Oxfords,
Worsted. Men's Suits
$7.50 to $18; Hoys' Suits
$1.50 to $12.ft0; Childs
2 to $G.
Selected especially for
Spring. Rufus Water
houso & Co.'s well-known
line of neckwear. A rich
assortment of fine silks,
including Four-in-hands,
Tecks, Imperials, Band
and Shield Bows, all new
est shapes and styles,
pricos 25c to $1.
Nobbiest shapes of the
season. Crush Hats, Fo
dora Hats, Derby Hats,
all New Colors. The
Latest Shapes and Blocks
Sole agent for the cele
brated IIAWES$3HAT
goarantcod to be the best
hat sold in America for
tho money.
7TT1D t
M H U B-r T
at j u m. m h rm
Th' Miftinn-r Maft has been raised
In I'urtliuifl ninl hii Inv-stlgiiilon ills
Howd small h'l) ImiP'l In i.hi- keel
son, which probably accounts fur thu
mysterious sinking f (h vessel,
fluty $1 for the mind tiii from As
toria I ' Kurt Candy unit llwaco Hiuiduy.
After vlcivlni: tli liKlit-Hlilp take n uplti
up tin- ben .(i on your wheel, I lU-ycU-n
lire clii'i'k""! fr-r on ilils excursion.
Th" (Jcriimn -dilp Ferdinand Fisher,
10 wloil wTh wlu-nt rr tjucetistown, urn)
ili bark llirry Mors, bound for Abis
kit. for th- Almki Fishermen's 1'ack
Inif Association, went i W'ii yesterday
rnii'iiliitr.
Th i-ouii -II will inct lii regular h-m-nIoii
next Moiidiiy .light hi which time
11 committee from Um' Woman's Club
will appear before the body to M'tll Ion
for tin- M'llllllNhtlH'fll of H public dump
INK ground.
The lightship being moved from the
mill of Mi Ki-iu e H In'. id to linker's
buy reached the half-w iy mark yester
day, and tin; ciitiiniclors nre Jubilant
ovr ihi' suci-esn of the work. The ves-
"I I" "w lo:' "f H" "ili- himI th
ttn-itt-Mi r tfllcni t ! have been solved,
'I''1" i''"1 wl" W K,,IK W
, lii i:fiiiiii"ii ill nil ruii mm1. ,
Iluuh An I in i'i, formerly u PiKuer liv
ing t Moii'i-Hiimi, hut now KervInK a
twin in the W.mlilritfton mute jienlfn
ilnry, him -ni to Hhcrlff IJnvllle a
h iii'Ihoiii" iiither i :nn-, llnely pollshe l
and vry valiiitlile. The pr'-Hi-nt In In
the niture of a return for the court
eoua irc.itni-nt aconl-M Andemon by
th't Nh'i-iff, whllo In J.ill auultliiK "I'll
on a rharx" of burglary,
Tacomu mid K-iiti If are rlvulK In nil
lliliiKH and elthi-r city In particularly
well pli-nn.-'l when IlKuri-K hIkiw one in
"Xive, Hip other lii vnrloim r-onut.
For iiiouth of March Tueoinu ex
reeled Hell I He III cxportH mid the fig urea
for Import gave Seattle the flint place.
In the nKgregdi" of nhiplnK move
ment, however, Tuconm I ahem!, by a
ipiarier of n million dollar Valuation.
K f -rrlng to the receni ,. nth of . n.
'ox. the pr .mUiiTil Portland attorney,
Mr. It. H. MoA-ard, Jr., of bidd and
Tlltoli' hank In I'orllund, aid yester
day: "To ii honi of frh-nd and ac.
lU.iin'mi the ileuth of Mr. f!oX will
tw a illHtiiKi iHTxonal Ion, f I rent n
he nny 'lave neen ;n hi profem-loti he
wan area It a h- nun and thoe who
knew him loved him. He will b ln-
ceii'ly u.-'i'-1 by ull with whom he
rani In eonM 't and there will In- many
rlbtit'it to iiin 'V irih fnun friend who
are H.'iddened by hl untimely iemle."
I-e U'liitern, n Chinook IlKherman,
had a narrow ewape from drowning
vi.terdav ubout ii mile from llwaco. He
i" m,..i .....i. i. .-. n
the occupant Into the water. Winter
win going down fr the at time when
'" brother reached him. and held him
Up until help came. He was brought
to h py on the NaheotU and liken
Inline, llau-ly to the hoiiplial where he
wjj h.kiii out of danger. The men were
I bound for Uwat-o from Chinook w hen
(htf .le li -nt hapienel.
,v "
A. H. Ha nm'md and C. T. Danaher.
the latter a millionaire Mlchigttn lum
berman, l.-ft on I ant night' train for
Portland, the other member of the
lurir brought down by Mr. Hammond
riiutalav having n-turned by the morn
lug train. Yeu-rduy morning Mr. Ham
mond and Mr. H.inaher went to Tongue
Point on the KWtrlc, a the gucts
of Ir. Karle. and looked over the pp
l)',l te for the con'emplate! export
lumber mill. Neither Mr. iJanaher nor
Mr. Hammond would ay anything n'
gardlng their pliui but It I generally
iM'llevivl (hat the Michigan lumber mag
na! ' ComiliHrlng the deelrablllly of
Oregon Umber land u profitable In
vestment. Thla iivtriilng at 9. o'ckn-k the reserved
ent na.t for the mulca farce come
dy "Wldiv Ib-dotf will oen at Orlf
fln and Heed'. Don't fall to secure
them early a Flher' oera Ikiubp I
ure to be crowded Monday evening
when the curtain raise. Th who at
tend will be amply rvpild; in fact, a
iK-tter comely by a more competent
company will never again be een In
jhla city: there i fun, laughter and
xurprl- from beginning to end. No
.dull moment will !e allowed, and Just
a oon tut me laugh I over another
laugh I ready. In addition aplendid
vaudeville features are Introduced. All
the member of thl cmnpany are well
known artlHts and make man.v fr"end
wli-rever they appear thrnigh their
clever work.
CHURCH SERVIC10S SUNDAY.
Norw.gnan and Danish Methodist
Servlcen at H a. m. and 7:45 p. m.;
Sunday ch ! at 10 a. m.
Presbyterian Morning topic. "Fun
dtmentils"; evening topic. "Money."
A very cordial Invitation ta extended to
all.
First Congregational Usual Sabbath
services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Hun
day schol at 7:15; .-nld-week prayer
meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
Rapt 1st While all the usual services
will be observed Sunday, It la desirable,
as far as possible, to make them prepar
atory to the coming of Evangelist IKng,
who will commence a series of revival
meetings at the church next Wednesday.
To that end the pastor la anxious that
all numbers of the church and all Inter
ested In Its welfare shall be present to
morrow. EXCURSION TO LIGHT-SHIP.
The steamer Nahootta will leave As
toria Sunday. April 14. at 8:30 a. m.
for Fort Canby. This excursion Is giv
en for the purpose of affording those
who cannot get away through tho week
an opportunity to view the light-ship
n It is being moved from MacKenrie
Head to Raker's bay. This will per
haps be the last chance ever offered
to witness the moving of a vessel over
land. Those who have seen the ship as
she now lies In her cradle pronounce
it to be a rare and unique sight. The
owner of & kodak or camera should not
miss this opportunity to get a snap shot
of old No. 50. The Nahcotta will leave
Fort Canby reluming at 4 p. m., and
the stJamer will touch at llwaco dock
both wij-s. Fare for the round trip,
11.00.
NOTICE TO FISHERMEN!
L. E. Sellg and C. S. Wright will be
at Elmore's old cannery, Unloittown, to
day to assist all that may desire in
preparing applications for licenses.
H. O. VAN DUSEN,
Fish Warden.
' REALTY TRANSFERS.
Ferdinand Hansel and wife to the
Astoria Company 10 acres in
section 14, T 5 N, R 10 W $ 1.690
Mary E. Stanley et a), to Albert
Vahl lot 14, Grimes' annex to
Ocean Grove 125
ARDNAMURCIIAN IS SAFE
SI'OKK. AI'KIL 10 IIY AN ALLAN
LINK 8TKAMLK.
WuhIii Latitude M, Longitude 15,
and No .Signal of Dintrcnt
Were Dlnplaycd.
An Associated I'ref diftputch lo the
Anlorl in received lut night frmi Llvr
piol xlates that the Krlti'h fbip Ard
tuniiirclian was spoken April 10 In lati
tude r0, longitude. 15, by the Allan line
Mtcanier PariHlnn, Captain Wallace, from
I'uriliirid. Maln, to Liverpool. Captain
Wllliice did not report the nhlp US In
dlstns and the probabilities ar en
tirely r, favor of her wife arrival In
Prt.
The Ardnaimirchnn left Frasi-r river
in Urityh Columbia, December 2, last,
I'l P'li with 78.000 ease of salmon from
th" Kruser river 'annerli and bound
for Liverpool. At that tim- fierce
Sturm were swepl:ig the North Pacific
and several w-'ek after h-r departure
r'vral ease of atmon were picked up
firming the flotsam on the Oregon and
Washington beaches, ln-tween Alea
river and Wfllap'i harbor. These rswa
were markf l "V. P., LIverixKil," the
flint murk signifying Victoria Packer,
and also with "C. '. t" and "I. U. D."
In a diamond. Th"w were the mirks
of th salmon aboard the Ardnainur
chan. and It was believed that the ship
hi fwun.lered in one of th" head gales
thai w-re prevalent.
Reinsurance at mice rose to SO per
cent and th" price of salmon took a
Jump In London, for the Ardtiamurchan
wan carrying about one-fourth of the
entire .-aon' output of the Fraser
river ("innerle. The cargo was wi.rih
tr.im.fioii while the riilp itelf 1 valued
ar IT.'i.ooO by Ifogartl. & "o.. her In
lon own-r. Roth cargo and ship were
heavily insured and those who carried
big line on the veM" reinsured all
thi y could even at the enormous rate.
About a month after the first case
Wire picked up an officer on the steam
er Tee, that pll'' between the canner-
and the mouth of the river and Van
couver, stated that after the Ardnamur-
'!ian had l-ft her b-rth the Tees had
brought a belatH load of salmon down
from the upMT ijver. He said this was
phccl aboiii-d the departing ship and
'm the hatches were eloped, was stored
In the deckhouses and. in fact, every
available nook and corner above deck.
When the fact became known experts
declare J the vessel might have struck a
storm and In that event the cases wash
ed Sdhore might have be-n Jettisoned
to relieve the ship of top heaviness.
Thl theory was Imrn out by the fact
that no wreckage had floated ashore
with the salmon and the Insurance men
breathed easier. Then one of the Vic
toria ow ners of the cargo asserted that
the case found had been stored In the
bottom of the ship, but despite this th
m'e of reinsurance. dropjed to 50 per
cent .anil th London wlmon market
fe.l perceptibly.
The re-insurance premium has re
mained at 50 per tent and at that rate
It Is estimated that the lucky brokers
will clear over $100,000 upon the safe
srrlval of the ship In port. When the
stories of the finding of the Ardnamur
clian's cargi were first published it was
charged that the reports of the wreck
were designed to Influence the London
salmon market In the Interest of a cote
rie of pculators.
CLERKS ORGANIZE UNION.
Meeting Held I-at Nigrit at Fisher
men's Hall.
At a meeting held last night, at Fi.n
ertnen's Union hall, by the retail clerks
of the city, a local brunch waa f.irmed
cf the Clerks' International Protective
Association, an organization affiliated
with the American Federation of Labor. J
About twenty clerks wen? present when
th- meeting was called to order by
Temporary Chalrmr.r. Georg; Ralston.
J. R. Buftlngton acted as secretary.
It was explained that the object of the
association was for mutual protection
and thar the organization had been In
strumental In securing more desirable
hours In the larger cities of the coun
try. The Portland branch of the associa
tion has several hundred members com-p-.sd
of clerks employed In retail
stores. There was no discussion of the
probable benefits to local clerks except
In a general way, but when the organ
iratlon la perferted some steps will
probably be taken to secure uniform
hours In all the stores. Sixteen signed
the roll last night and another meet
ing will be held next Wednesday night
In the counMI chambers, when it 13
expected that all who signed the call for
last night's meeting, some forty In all.
will be present and become members.
Permanent officers will be elected at the
nxt meeting.
THE BOER WAR.
The latest news from South Africa
Indicates & speedy anu peaceful termin
ation of the conflict that has been
raging for the past two years. War Is
a terrible .hlng and has slain thousands,
but stomach troubles, we believe, have
slain even more. When the stomach Is
out of order the entire system t utters
and disease takes an easy hold. To
Insure health and Ion; life keep the
stomach In good condition by the use of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The next
time you are troubled with dyspepsia,
Indigestion, biliousness, constipation or
nny other disorder of the stomach do
not fall to give It a trial. It will cure
these ailments and prevent malaria, fe
ver and ague. Insist on having the
genuine with our Private Revenue
stamp over the neck of the bottle.
DISCUSSED SHIPYARD.
Captain Stream Submits Plan to Push
Club.
At the special meeting of the Push
Club held last night Captain Al Stream
appeared before the members and out
lined the plan submitted In his corres
pondence with President Kendall for
the establishment of a ship building
plant In the vicinity of Astoria. The
members of the club were favorably Im
pressed with the proposition made by
the captain and a committee composed
of Martin Foard, A. Scherneckau and
P. A. Trulllnger was appointed to can
vaas the business men of the city and
report on the prospect for the neces
sary stock subscriptions.
Captain Stream stated that he had
contracts" on hand that would call for
the expenditure of $46,000 In labor alone.
One of the contracts Is for a barkentlne
and, In order to deliver the vessel on
time, it Is necessary that work be com
mence! as soon as possible. Captain
Stream stated that It would require
about $26,000 to put the shipyard In
operation. Of this amount he U reidy
to furnish JIO.Ooo and the remaining
$15,000 he wants raised In Astoria
through stock subscriptions. Captain
Hiream said that Astoria wan a desir
able point for a ship building plant pro
viding (he proper encouragement is of-,
fered. Other cltle hive made propo
sition, with a view to seeur ng the lo
cation, but the matter is still unde
cided. The cornmlt'ee appointed was request1
ed lo Int'trvk'W local capitalists and
business men anl see what could be
done in th way of raising funds. To
day Cap'aln Htream and Mr. Trulbn
gcr will lnv-tlgate seven! sites boih
on the Columbia and on Young's river.
One ,f the feitur. s of the plant will be
a nawrmil of considerable capacity an l
I: Is leslrible to l'cate as near good
timber as pimsible. When the commit
tee Is rea ly to report, a special meet
ing of the dub will be called by Pres
ident Kendall.
LICKNHKH fllASC, IHSUKD.
Husy Itoy .'or Fish Warden and Depu
ties. Master Fiidi Ward-ii Van Dusen and
hi d'-puty. H. M. Iiransford, were
kept busy all day yesterday and up to
a late hour last night issuing Individual
and gear license t,, fishermen. At the
tlrn the office dosed at night U was
estimated that 150 had been Issued.
As the total estimate of applicant for
licenses s 1000, and ihe fishing seiuton
open Monday It Is doubtful If all will
g"t their permit on time."
To f militate the work :he warden hag
appoln'ed C. H. Wright, formerly In
Fish Comwlssl-m-T R-ed's otlice, ai
water ball'.fT to assist in the work of
.ireparlng appllfatl ins. Messrs. Sellg
and Wright will b at Klmore'g old
cannery toliy lo .eceive applications
from flsherm.'n.
Tnree men arrs;ed y-serday afler
noon at West port by Water Bailiff
W'lekman will ,.ave their preliminary
rial todiy. They were taught drift
leg with their nets out and the gear
and three boat were confiscated by
the (.fll'.vrs.
At a meeting of 'he fishermen a sub
scription list was started to defray the
cost of testing the legality of the Uw
reriulring Individ -Ml licenses. Attorneys
Who were presnt differed as to the
construction of the law and It waa de-
cider! to allow a finh-rman to be ar-
rent-d for having no Individual license
and carry the matter to the supreme
court. Local fishermen threaten to se-cu-e
fishing license In Washington as
in it state noes not charge an Individual
Ux and residents of adlolnlnjr states are
eligible to apply.
CLATsOr COUNTY TEACHERS' IN
STITUTE.
The rearular annual Teachers' Insti
tute of Clatsop County will be held at
Astoria. April 17. 18 and 19. Day ses
sions will le held at the High School
building. Evening sessions, Thursday
and Friday at 8 p. m.. will be held
at the Methodist church. Teachers In
the county will attend all sessions. The
public and all friends of education are
Invited to be pres?nt at any or all ses
sions. H. S. LYMAN.
School Superintendent,
ALASKA SHIPPING COMBINE.
New Concern Will Control AH the
Business.
The details of the recent consolida
tion of Alaska transportation eompan
les have not yet been made public but
enough Is known to warrant the asser
tion that tha combine win have a com
plete monopoly of the transportation
business between San Francisco, Puget
Pound and North Alaska. Including the
Yukon river. The companies operating
between the Sound and Southeastern
Ahska will continue under their pres
ent management.
The corporations concerned In the
cnnsoll Jatlon are rho N'orrh lmrliiin
Trading and Transportation Company,
Afuska Exploration Company, Seattle-
Tukon company. Alaska Commercial
Company and the Empire Transporta
tion ComDanv. The vessels tn ho nnor.
ated number about thirty steamships
KOPPS BEST
A Delicious and Palatable
Drink Absolutely Pure
The North Pacific Brewery, of which Bottled beer for family use or keg
Mr. John Kopp is proprietor, makes beer supplied at any Una. Delivery
beer for domestic and export trade. in the city free;
North Pacific Brewery
THE ASTORIAN....
Delivered at
or residence
THE PLACE TO BUY
CANNERY SUPPLIES
FISHING BOAT SUPPLIES
BUILDING MATERIAL
SEWING MACHINES
AND FARM IMPLEMENTS
IS AT
FISHER BROTHERS,
Astoria. Ore.
KiU..l :
1 oJi
WHIiWIt Mm tMt MdHII tMSft.1 GO. tCl4NT)
A CALCULATION.
Itrrrr
1 HEN you arc ready to buy, stop and com-
pute the cost of the soap used by your
household in a day, a week or a month,
land for the slight
will never forego the pleasure cf using the purest
soap made, that is, Ivory Soap.
It is the most inexpensive of pure soaps. You
need no knowledge of chemistry to realize this
purity, use it and you will know. It floats.
and fifteen barg;s. It Is' regarded as
quite probable that the Yukon fleet will
tie materially reduced as a result of
the combination.
FORESTER3 ENTERTAIN.
Observance of Arbor Day by Court As
toria No. g.
Court Astoria, No. 8, Foresters of
America, gave n entertainment in Odd
Fellows' hall last night In honor of Ar
bor day. The feature of the program
was an address by S. Kafka, grand sec
retary ef Oregon, on "Why we cele
brate Arbor day." The following pro
gram was given after which dancing
was enjoyjd until a late hour:
Address of Welcome Chester Fox
Selection Mandolin Club
ocil Duet Misses Rouslow, Lidwell
Recitation. "Forest Hymn"...F. Meany
Banjo Duet Muddeman and Isaacs
Vocal Solo Robt. Brodte
Address, ,.. Bro. Rogoway, Multnomah
Vocal Sclo Miss Bertha Fannon
Mandolin Folo W, M. IsaaJ
Address. "Why We Celebrate Arbor
Day" S. Kafka. G. S. of Oregon
Vocal Solo Wm. Gratke
Selection Mandolin Club
Voca! Solo Wm. Elgner
NEW FURNITURE STORE.
Artistic Display at Hellborn and Son's
Place of Business.
If the furniture manufacturers of the
country were trying to devise an at
tractive exhibit for a world's exposition
they could not make a more artistic
display than is to be seen at the new
quarters recently occupied by Heilhorn
and Son. From the entrance on the
main floor .to the uttermost corners of
the upper floors there Is a succession
of artistic groupings of furniture rang
ing from chairs to sideboards.
The markets of the world have been
drawn upon In selecting the stock and
everything that can be found In the
your office, store
60c per month.
IT'S UP TO YOU
to try our cigars we've done all
we could to furnish you fine ones.
The tobacco In our cigars is
long filler and of the best qual
ity, and the people who roll them
thoroughly understand their
business. So, as we said before,
'It's up to you" to smoke 'em.
If we can succeed In having you
make a trial of one cigar, you
are Very likely to finish the box.
WILL MADISON
difference in price you
most complete furniture store can be
found here. On the ground floor are
the more elaborate and ornate articles
of furniture, rugs and artistic pictures.
On the mezzanine floor Is an assort
ment of chairs and small articles and
on the floors above 1s a varied assort
ment of household furniture, ranging
In quality and price from the r.eeda of
the smallest purse to the luxuries of
the wealthy.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that there art
funds in the city treasury to pay all
warrants drawn on the general fund
and endorsed prior to September 1, 1900.
Also all warrants drawn on the road
and crossing fund and endorsed prior
to April 2. 1901. Interest will cease after
this date. F. J. CARNEY.
City Treas.
Astoria. Ore., April 2. 1901.
flsbef's Opera pogse
L. X. SELIG,LMe and Manafcr.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
APRIL 15 AND 16
..100 LAUGHS IN 100 MINUTES....
HORACE EWING
In the Great Comedy Triumph
WIDOW BED0TT
As played by Mr. Ewlng over
1000 Times.
SUPPORTED BY A SPEC
IALLY SELECTED COMPANY.
A happy blinding of FARCE, MUSIC
and VAUDEVILLE NOVELTIES.
THE GREAT LAUGHING SHOW
HfiVE A SPILE WITH THE OID0V
ADMISSION Reserved seat.. 75 cents;
gallery. SO cents. Seat sale open. Sat
urday morning at Griffin & Reed'..
C. W. BARR DENTIST
Successor to Dr. Ball.
578 Commercial St.. ASTORIA, OR.
TELEPHONE. RED 20O.
THE LOUVRE
Prof. Traxell, the well-known leger
demain artist wUl give his marvellous
sleight-of-hand performance at th Lou
vre during the coming week, and other
features have been secured that will
make the program a most attractive
one.
WHERE DO YOU
BDY YOUR GROCERIES?
HAVE YOU TRIED
A.W. SHIPLEY?
654 Commercial Street.
DO YOU KNOW
That he give, you the best there
is to be bad In the city for the
least moneyl Place an order
once and Me.
Dr. Rhoda C. Hicks,
OSTEOPATHIST
Consultation Free.
573 Commercial St., Astoria, Or.