THB MOKXIXO ASTOKIAX. NUDAy,, 4 UNO 7, 1901
The Morning Astorian
TICUDPIIONIC Ml.
All contrucls for advertising In
the Antoi luu itru inuJg on h guar
mit of circulation four (Iiiwh
larger tliuu Unit of any pupcr
publUhud or circulated In Clat
op county.
TODAT'B WUATJIICR.
POUTLAM. J mm ,-4i-..g,.ii, Wash
InirU'ii, liliilui, l-'iMay. full1 uinl warmer
I 1
AROUND TOWN.
Hp Onulon about hurne.
Heat Ill-rent meal lllalna; Bun lt'a
taurant, 81 Coinitmrolal St.
Milk depot, cKr, Tkiiih tnil Dimnn Hi.
Mr. J. '. Mayo lit vlaiOn flVinU
Iti 1'urtltiinl.
Thrw (Imt-oluiw barbers nt hn Ocrl.
Oi'flt barlwr all'Jp. Ileal of sarvlre.
Moil. J. )l, Mi-kIit unit Mm. M"Klr of
Ilrookfli'lil wrt'f In llif ulty yesterday,
JupuiK'an hooiIm nf Mil kind, cheap (
Yokohama lliii inr; tit Cnimr ln Hi.
Ilxi'kllllt reMll ,!,., K In-1 lT lllk cof-
fre-pol Hint K 1 ti -1 If r ruffe at A. Al
ien.
('iVnmnili'lnaT Hn : til il.t V the 'ruill'T
M.iyfl.m.-r will immune Urr ul. run in
Olnry,
AllollKT nr i ..llKlgllni'tll nf 11..
wine rliulmili 4 i ( -! hy J'iiiimii
1 1 1 1 . i lilt iiini tit dir.
Mr, It imiiii.mi U iremrt1 o .to up
) e rurlulna In K'wl nrip-r. Usive oi
I"r at 1 ief.in lluk"ry
Young Jitpii-iei,.. warns xilil.ii) In
mull fimilv '.r liiirl awl mom. In.
Mllfe nt 8;0 CoilllllotvUI mroei.
Anionic tin- p,t ii k r fr.nn I'.ii iliiml
en Innf lit liuln rr.- Mr )' i
Kiiflt:ier. .ml !r A I fi I Klnixy
The M)jliili'iiiH !..inl.i i '.liimt)'ii' r.--lium-il
i-ii...iv fi.iin ru.. sMiii.l.
Ihtv wlil lo iiiivlu.illi.M w.'ii- iinhv:i'.
The e.iriier l.url ir to Ih- "'l
mi the t ii 1 1 it i il - A t i lit tun it x.x'ii ii
t imlr now U;g m,i.c .,,. .-. .m (lc-1 1
. V. Knllon will .lellver U II "til.
linn nl Allmiiv on July 4th. ).it-rnot
l-r will iek on ilml it- at Haki-r
ntv.
The til. I. hilll'la of Aoni Will ah
n ilimv IoiiIkIiI ,w Kiwi I 8tok - hull
Muiflr will lie fur li he. ,y 1 1 1 fount
lila oi ri. Him.
iNrrni pur ry Amerlra' flnni
wlili-. Tin only pure ioihI. rimr.
mured rich mnl nvlluw. JOHN J
('AKISOW Huln ABTnl.
AcroiiliiiK to the murine uMe pub
lUhnl In Hun Knnil'o, thirty-four
hlim are nt pr.-n.-nt iiitii-r rhiirter in
rcime t i t I'nlmnbln.
The follow llllf nlfliTH have ll.'ell eer(.
! by i '.un I Ati ia. Konmer of Amer
ica: I'tikf runer p Mikkle.iti; uti.
chli f raniter. l . iiiii,. r...n ; rei or.lma;
iretmv. r K Kooii-r: H W. W It
Vminr J. W I'lill HmMeii; S U, A
Simw. J II. I'Vank M'"ney.
IIKST tS-riCNT MKAI.; ItlSlNU HUN
IlKHTAI'ltANT,
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ji IBuy Your Clothing
a AND I
i IFurnishing teds
ATT X
I
I-avK it your mamlltif order for
Ktriiwheirlea mid you will net lh bent
th marki't affnrdu, Johnnon Ilron,
II. A. Cameron, Itohcrt Mclnlonh nn.
John I). MrKiiiliine have lieen nPMilnl
til hy tin county court to Iinhih rom)
In the Wi'Ktpoti iwlncl.
For A fliKt-fhwn 22-lncli frttn
lili-yi'li'i will I) nolil cheap fur chhIi.
Win-el lii brand new from th fnctory,
X, Y. AHloriun omc.
Mm. Jewel t ha ui'chniwi a ,ire
nlock of tnlllti -ry and Invite the IimIIcw
of Antorl.1 to !nmt"itlon, llrr jmrlni'ii
arn nt 127 Hevenlh Htrwl,
J"liti A. Montgomery hn" fifipj
nil op Mt 421 lion. I xtreet mid In prepared
to do all ciiNNe nf ilninlilnit and tin-
It I UK t 111" oWet txdlble Mlrl
Iloilytl roa I lal longer, In rleiin'T
and in ken en trouble with Htovrn ntnl
rhlmney flue than any other. (Jeorge
V H.inliiirn, ngenl; ter,hone 1.111.
The ii.imiermer and frelKhi tnjwl ii-mm of
th" V(itiKiinri In Improving dully nm
tin- renlilentu of North Hhore polntu are
irtvlnir th venture their heHrty up
port. Al. Nelll, who wax to have fouKht
Mark Hlniiitney In K.-attle tonight him
bieti obliged to withdraw from the
eon lent bemUHe of the nerlniix lllne.n of
hl Wife.
We r now recrlvtiiK Wrnwbrr4
dally dlrct tnm lhi grower at Mt.
Tabor. lyavr u vour ntundlng drier
mid we will M'nd i'ou uny amount you
wlnh rn.'U tuoritUiK J'lhnunn ltro.
At . meeting of the clerk' union in
he held nel Tu-xduy all effort wl be
imide to Kei'ur" all i lerka In Ihe city a
iniotilxM . Inn a Utile more than one.
third now le'lug n rtH Iji t 1 with lh. nr.
u iiiilx.itlon.
The twi-niv-nlnth annual reunion of
the i ii'egnii I'lminr A"'laUoii will Im
brld lu rrtl:ind ii wek from today
The tnoKiiiiii for the entertainment ..f
vlltor include a banquet at the ex.
Iio'ltloii building
tin the -light of June n M.nt n pen
ny and Toby It win w ill inert in a M-
round ko at I'oriaud. l-nny ejt..-ted
I . train In Axtoilu but hux ' Ud'-ii lv
change llil" iilaim und K' tHtiK Into
cliul'- li 1'ortllind.
The i-xM-. let iuiirovetneiil In the run
of II lt I imt imitcrlullx tig and ll-li
etiiii-n and c.inii'-ryiu.-n are becieiilng
itlm-oui iig'-l at the to ohm-!. Thi-y ur.
bulling for u heavy run later but the
N.gu do not iirteiid a i' nllr.iitlo:i
The uumi.il .i,i. ci ul f the Kiixt
and Thlld . otni'.ini.-M of th- naval -ni-rvm
w ill dike place oil Ihe i I'liU'T
I'tlllll.telphlrt about June S. Tile mil.
Will em tli nver eight illl) mid there
w ill ! target pi iu-t h--, fire .Ii IIm, mull
liinK of bm'.i and other routine w.nk.
Th II. N. Co Ii.ik mat a r:
of Hi from A'lorla and I'ortliind for
th I nn-American rxtmaltbin at ItuffalO.
Ticket will be -m le firm and third
Tuewliyii. June to oc:nle-r. lnclulvr.
Tli' ticket in u t be ud for mntln
II HI JNHMllge gotnR. hut toora will
he allowed within final lltnH rturn
In. He.ntl- to tv made the termtnu of
the Komo lln of frlgh'rr whhh
hrrofor hn made Han IH-ki their
port of entry on the I'acifli- i-ot At
the latter ilar they had traltlc arrange
nietit with th Hnnu K vtem for
nan Ulna; freight hfjm-ni to Interior
ih-IiiIk. The tnmra of th.- Knmu
line nH'rate le-twei-n llnmburg. (!-r-nianv.
South Amrli and the I'a.lhV
co.-IKt.
K. O. Miller, city ticket armt of th
A. A ('. It. It., returni-d gjt nltrht with
hi brldo und th wmpln wa ricelv'd
t th train by , nunrfxr of Mr. Mil
ler'd frlenlH and fellow mpioyg In th
ollUe of (hit company. Mm. Miller wan
MInn Id-Wen Auguiitlrie Cole, ot Au
rora.
At th mectlni of th Ixirtendem' un
Inn nt nlaht two nw mcmtHT wr
lriltlut and a (vmMlderabl amount ot
routine bualnen lranHited. At th
next me'tinar offlcerg for th cnaulpK
year will be fleeted and Olaf Andrgon
head th ticket whl h him wn plac4d
In nornlnnllon.
Th. annual bcon of ofIlcr of th
Knight of I'yihlua rultd a follow
Chunci'llor coinmunder. J. II. Ilrinacn
vlc- hiinceiior, Adolph Johnaon; pr-j
lat. J. V. Welch, ar.; mooter of ih
work, Albert Nelnoii: nuiter nt arma.
Nat June"; Inner Kuard, U. Andron
outer Kuard, John Ii. Malar.
Th !lrltlh bark I'oltalkK h' wo uc
cenNfully Moated yt-Nterduy monina and
I mnv gnchored In tha harbr off Houth
Iiend. Th bark will 1 taken to th
drydiM-k ut I-iulmault, It. C. wher the
necnry rilra will b mad. Th
I'ultulliM'h went gfthnr at th entrance
to Wlllupa harbor November 24.
Homer Fletcher will lav thin morn
Ina for Han Franclaco on th atamr
olumbla to have an' opcratlnn vr
formed. If th operation la ?u'fu
Mr. KN-tcher may prin-eed directly to
Han Plego, whr h '"n offered a po
anion on th hndwill tem reprnt-
Inir that city In th California league.
MuNter Klh Warden Van Iun ha
r.turnd from Halm. whr h attnd
ed lb meeting of th tat board of
flh cominlaalofi-'r. The ta:e board at
jimved the warden' jln f r pndlng'
all money a vi liable in the :abllan
ment of hu!chrla in Oregon and in
i renKltig the iMfMtclty of plant alr-ily
In nieratlon.
Judge Mcllrld will convene th" clr
cult court on June IT. A large amount
of hua'itr will In- tr.in'ic:d. Th
only cne of Iniportanc- on the rrlm
Iniil cnb-n lr are agalnut th ni'-n
charged with (itietnpfitiK to -omp M
Hanrehi to b-ave town, and the.- will
probably In- dropf"! at the r-'U': of
the dlttic! attorney.
A biixehall g.inie hu been arranie'd
for HllfldllV. June It,. tlt-tWeen a team
from th Fon-Ht-ri1 and th- Klk team
which n-i-entlv met d-fe: at the han.l
of th ' I'orlland IHk. An eft rt In be
ing mad lo effect the organiiitlon ot
a pel miitient baw-b.'ill !wim In Al ria
and ib-flrilte announcement of It mt'ii
mi and plan will lie forthcoming with
In the nxt vc.-k.
A new vnlure xhTtlv to male
n the hltfirlc fli-lil of Ta-om-i new
! nancrdotii. Th l-Xenlng Hi-corl. pub
I llhed bv H. W. Wall and It. F. IUd
buiiKh, I to mak It ap-aranp a a
even-coiumn. eignt-r-iiKe iany, wi;nin
a few- week Hot h M'r. Iladehauifh
and Wall ar pioneer Taenia- nw;a
ix-r men, and they prumw? to irtv the
ll.-cord a !itrnK puh for poiulanty.
TreKldent F. P. Kendall. .f th A
turla lr'irrav I'ommerciaJ Ax-la-tion.
hn appointed th following nam
ed gentlemen to rv a a regatta com
mittee: V. I.. Farker. W. U IMbb. John
McCue. !. C, I'rael. W. T. Chutter. H
i J Thing. C. A. 'O'.lldKe, Ed. Hallock,
John Oratk an.1 Harry Hamblet. A
meeting h.i tieen ailed at th rhamlx-r
nf commerce tonight nt T:30 a: which
time preliminary organltatlon will tw
effertd. Htm will I' forthcomlna; for
a carnival on a larif.r male than ever
before, and active work In preppratl-'n
ihen-for will I1 commned Imnvdi
ntely. The exiene Incurred In building tli
I firM mil nf the county road la favor
able to the entire rmid being built un
der the upcrvlln of Itoadma;
Frv w-Hhln th fund that will be
available from the mhn lal tax lvy. Tliv
(liTt mile hn been completed, with the
exception of surfacing at a cot of
$xA9l. Surveyor Aatbury ha pilnted
niii 'ha: part of the road will need bul
llah! repair nn I the larc-r part or
the money ran be expended in oop-
Htructlnir a new grad-- wherever It la
found necennrv. It la efwentlaJly desir
able that th r.md he available If rHW
IMe In time to ermit th marketlnK
of the fall crop from the Nehalrm
country In thla city.
Fifty tbourand tnmt and (rrayllnK
from the Clnrkamaa hatcherv ntar Ore
gon City will arrive In Umatilla county
on Thuraday mornlnK. ay the End
Oregonlnn. Ten thouaand will be taken
from the train at IVndleton. while the
ret of th flh will be taken for dis
tribution In the north fork of the Uma
tilla and In Mearham creek. Of the fl.ih
taken off here, 5no will be planted in
Hear creek ,(.f which IW-rt Smith will
have charge. The other M0fl will be
planted In McKay Cr.-.k. Deputy Fish
an I (1am Warden T. H. Wei! and
It. Watson will superintend th planting
of the tlsli In th' north fork of Mencli
am creek. Th shipment Is made by
the Oregon Fish ami Game An.o-lu-tlnn
actltia; In conjunction with the O.
It. N. Co.
Wild, HE HERE THREE DAYS
lllver and Harbor Committee Will See
Oreg.in'H Il!vrs.
Chairman Hurton. of the river and
harbor committee of the house, has ttv
graphed to ConKresoman Tomjrue that
the committee will reach Portland on
the mornlnK of June 2R. and will be able
to stay until the nrternnon of the 30th.
Mr. Tongue thinks that the committee
can be Induced to remain until the even
ing of the HOth, reachlnR Taooma on ttie
mornlnK of July 1. He left yeaterdAy
mornlnK for California to Join the com
mittee at San DleKo or i'olton, on June
11th.
Mayor Howe, of Portland, will In a
few days take up the matter of the en
tertainment of the visitors with the of
ficers of the chamber of commeriv.
board of trade ami commercial club.
CoiiKiesHman Tongue miggtsis as fea
tures of the entertainment a trip to the
mouth of the Columbia on June 28. a
tr'.p up thp Willamette Valley. June 29.
and n trip to The Dalles and Celllo. June
:tn. ' Thla Is offered as a general outline
and the Portland committee of recep
tion will so arrange the details that the
visitor will be Riven an opportunity to
iv the Importance or the highway'
trlhiitarv to Portland.
URAL KSTATR TRANSFERS.
M.iry R. Stanley et al. t Thorn;."
D.ib.son Uit 2 bl-H-k 3. Grime.1 annex tt
Ocean Gi-nv: $160.
F. D. Pike to T. C. Whitney lwi
ticvea ;n sei tlim 19, T 8 X. It 6 W; $3ii(Mi
It. Livingston to Otto J. Kramer bt
6. 7. and K. blivk 7. Railroad addltlor,
to Ocpun Grove; $ir5.
Hermnen INirk Investment Compunv
to Herthii M. Hui'lianan lot 10. block l
Ilennnsa Park: t'M
'. W. Fulton et al. to It. T. Gaston
lf.0 ncivs In section 24, T 7 X, R 9 W;
JSdO.
SCHOOL YEAR IS ENDED
PROGRAM AKKANtif I) BY TUB
DIITERKNT SCHOOLS.
Toiil(jlit at Flahcr'a Opera Houhc
HIrIi School Clusa Will Ne
ed ve blplomaa.
The graduatlnir exen;! of th local
school will b held thla afternoon and
tonl(ht. Th high choo commence-
iii-ni win im- ncid at fisher of.ra.
nou lomgni ami an intereating pro
Kr;im ha been arranged. Th addr
to th Kraduate will be delivered by
C. It. Thomson, and F. P. Kendal, ucl
liia iiresliV-nt of th Iwiard of education,
will present the diploma to th stu
dent. Th detailed program follows;
Overture Columbia Orchestra
Presentation of Oraduatinn Claa by
Prof, W. W. Payne, prlm-tpal.,..
Oration. "Hudd he Cinal"..r K. Jon
Essay, "National Hon""
Alema H. Nylund
PymiilMinv Charles Danela
Violins and piano. Mlas Freder-
Icksiai and M'.sa Young and Mr,
Frederlckson
Iliatorlral Hke'.ch, "The Stars and
Htrlpe" Astor M. Salv .n
Kssny, "Emblematic Flowers"
Augusta. IT. Holm
Vocal solo. "Mugnttc Waltz." ...Ardltl
Mr. Don P. Cartright. ac-om-lianleij
by Mm. It. Van Dusn.
Oration., "The American fMdler,"..
f'barb-s K. Cleveland
Essay, "HUtorl. inae-s In Hatsnp
County" Florence I, fioddorl
It'Mtwricir" Haiife.T
Violin solo. M!a FrerU-kson.
Dlitf'usalon. "Hnnie Faults of Our
State I"giHlaturc". It. W. TrulllnK-r
Vab-dlctory, "The Temple of F.wne"
Hattle M. rtzlngr
Av Marin" flounod
Violin and plan , Mlx,n Frl
erlcka m an I Yoiiaic and Mr.
Fri-d.-r!ckon
Addn-M ('. H. Thorn m
Uieg.mll-I." Haus-r
Violin so!.. by Mr. Fredr!ck.n.
Awardimr of D'pl im is
Itv F. P. Kendall, acting chalr
tnan of th P, i ir l of Ivlu'-ation.
Tin- grammar ,-hoo clans will hold
It graduating exerclfcs this afternoon
at 2 o'cik. al the Assembly ball of
A lair s'-h.M.. at which tlm th- follow-
Injf rogram will be rendered:
Choru ..Twenty bovs of Adair school
Es;iy. "A Trip to the Houth Ioie"
LUlle OIen
Esay. "The N'wls and Clarke Cn-
tennhl" Henry NorberK
Fsay. 'The Hun" Nellie Davis
Instrumental solo Myrtle Olsen
Essav. "Our f;iants" Edwin Slnnott
Eci-ay, "The Heauty of the Ocean"
Grace Morton.
Fssav. "The Future f the Pacific
Coast" Arthur Airren
Esnay. "Nature Study" Iambert Irson
V'val solo Miss Kathryn Shlvelv
Essay. "Patriotism" Iu'e Grav
Esay, "Inventors" Allan Alrth
Essay, ' The Kesiless Sea"
InKa HanKSund
Vocal solo Mary Mcintosh
Presenlation of the Class
Prof A. L. Clark
Address to the Class and Presenta
tion nf Certificate nf Gradua
tion Hon. C. W Fulton
Vih-.iI olo O. A. Thornton
The following program will b ren
dered by the pupils of room 8. Mc-
'ure's whool:
Instrumental ol. Hattle Wise
Essav, "Childhood Days"
Virginia Nowlen
Essay, "Astoria's Greatest Attrac
tion" Minnie IJRhter
Essay. "Progress In Advancement of
the World's Navies ..Walter .Mavn
S nsr. "After All" Miss Southeriand
Essay. "Our Wll 1 Flowers"
Wlnnl Van Dusen
Essay, "Nature's IVautle
Fav ttarrtman
Essay. "Salmon Industry of the a-
rlflc Coast" '.Vlllle Carlson
Essay, 'Childhood" Ia Camahan
SonK. "Rowlne" Mary Oregory
Essay, "Hooks" Maude Van Dusen
Essay "Some Artists I Know About"
JUUUS Mfunier
Essay, Hits of Information
Lawrence HORers
Instrumental duet
Maude and Winnie Van Duen
Essay, "The American FlaR"
Hose Mattson
Esay, "Noted Men of the Nine-
teenth Century" .... Harry treorge
Essay, Class Prophesy, "Our ReRat-
ta" Haiti wise
SonK Beaaie Heej
Andres to class and presentation
of certificates H. C. inomson
FollowinR are the names nf the gradu
Just
To
Remind
Yon
THAT WE SELL
.Granite War e
Basting Spoons . $ .05
Milk Pans, 2 qt . . .10
Pudding runs, 3 qt, . .15
WaahlBasins, . . .15
Sauce Puns, lipped, 2 qt. .20
Snu e Pans, Covered, . .30
Gem Pans, 8-holo . . .25
Roast Pan, 9x13 . . .35
Dish Tuns, 10 qt, . . .40
Tea Kettles, . . .50
571 Commercial Street, Astoria.
ates from the Alderbrook, 8hlvly and
ac Mr senilis:
Alderbrook Inga HanRsund, Hnry
Norberr, Arthur Arren.
flhlvely Ixiuls Oray, Edwin Blnnott.
Andrew Carr, Olaf Orlaon, Jstef
Iunb'rry.
Adalr-s";rac Morton. LUlle Olsn, Nel
lie Davis, Alio Hchrodr, Ella Thomp
son, Allan Alrth. Fred Larsen, Lamb'rt
Iarien, Frank Tlmmons.
iiEUoroN iwrNO okouxd.
Th country Js becomlnR ajriuted ovr
rellRlon. Periodically om on arises
and declares that It is dea,ylna;. Thla
raulta In countless d!culona until th
aRHatlon runs Its course, and atlll re
ligion tlourlsh'-s. It always will, for
H la aoxnethlnR ih world ned. One
of th 1nat recOTimendatlons of Hos
tttr'a Stomach Hitters, th rreat
American slrnnach strenglhener. Ilea In
tho fact that h ha lived for fifty year
1n spit of hundred of Imitations, and
Is renowned for M cure of constipa
tion, dyspepsia, biliousness, malaria, fe
ver and agj. and see to It that the
llfe-glvlnR elements of th food ar a-almllat-M
with the blood. There I
m-thlnK "Just as Rood." B that a
Private Stamp cov-.t ihe neck of the
bottle.
OFFICERS EMXTED.
The Hartender' Ieague No. 142, of
A. F. of U, at the regular meeting; last
nlfrtu and elected the folowlng- officers:
President, Olof Anderson: treasurer, J.
Hamford: secn-tary, C. J. Ctirtla; out
er Ruard, P. Clausen, Inner Ruard, G.
Hubr.
FOARD A STOKES. COMMERCIAL
AND FOURTEENTH STREET.
What can be accomplished In the line
of an education and brightening1 if fu
ture prospects, I very well denion-
strited by the testimonial cards on a
Display Stand" nlacM In the above
store bv The International Correspon
dence Schools of HcranUm, Fa.
He display and .nail a card.
Yours for succeiw.
IOl'IS G. SPIES. Sol. Col.
To earn more, learn more.
NOTICE TO student;.
To students of International Corros
pend?nc Schools I will mak? the fol
lowing special offer for June and Ju'y:
To the student who secures for me
the larK'-sr. nun.ber of ?nrollmnt, I
will give a bonus of 110. and to the
one ecunnr the next largest nun.ber
I win give 15.
Th- minimum number necessary to
secure the $10 In five enrollmenta and
three enrollments to securs the W bo
nus. These bonuses ar In addition to
the credits allowed by the schools.
Honinar there are some rustlers among
you, I am. Yours truly,
LOUIS G. SPfES.
A MERCHANTS' CONTEST
FOR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
IN GOLD COIN.
The unJ?rslKneJ merchants of Astoria
for the purpose of showing- their appre
ciation to their customers, have agreed
to start a contest under the follow-In
conditions:
We give one vote for every ten (10)
cent purchase. Votes may be oast for
any society, organization, public or pri
vate Institution or Individual. No votes
can be sold under any circumstance.
The contest laata from now until Oct. 1.
The society. Institution or Individual
receiving the highest total of votes will
be awarded the five hundred dollars
with which to buy a piano, or furniture
or whatever they may prefer to buy.
Roes, Hlgglns & Co., groceries, etc.
Flaher Bros., groceries, etc.
V. H. Coffey, groceries, etc.
Johnson Bros., groceries, etc.
James Crou;hley, Grocer.
Central Meat Market.
P. Lawler & Co.. flsh market.
Palace Restaurant.
Seaside Bakery.
Oregon Bakery.
Robinson's Furniture Store.
The Bee Hive, department stor.
The Wonder. depj"tment store.
Hoe filers' Candy and Ice Cream Parlors.
Tagg's Candy and Ice Cream Parlors.
John Hahn. shoe store.
J. H. Seymour, Jeweler.
Eagle Drug Store.
Central Drug Store.
Herman Wise, clothing, hata, etc.
C. H. Copper, dry goods, clothing, etc.
S. Danxlger, clothing, hats. etc.
N. Sehlussell, clothing, hate. etc.
Will Madison's. ciK&r store.
Jack Burns, cigars.
P. Miller Son, cigars.
Then. Bracker, cigars.
John Pentllli. cigars.
J. rtalnger. cigars.
Fred Brown, cigars.
WHERE DO TOU
HAVE YOU TRIED
A. W.SHIPLEY?
656 Commercial Street.
DO YOU KNOW
That he gives you the best there
is to be had In the city for the
least money T Place an order
once and see.
C. W. BARR DENTIST
Successor to Dr. Ball.
573 Commercial St.. ASTORIA, OR.
TELEPHONE. RED 2061.
PRAEL & COOK
TRANSFER COMPANY
Telephone 22L
DRAYIMG AND EXPRESSING
All Goods Shipped to Our Care
Will Receive Special Attention.
No. 538 Duane St.
Astoria. Or.
W. J. COOK. Mr
Res. TeL USL
BUY YOUR GROCERIES?
BTATB TREASITKHR'8 TOURTH NO
TICE.
Stat of OrRn, Treasury Department
June S. 1901:
Nrtlc la her-Hiy Riven that there ar
now fund In th treasury with which
to redeoin ail outatanalnar stato war.
ranta drawn on tho gener-U fund and
endorsed "presented and nor. paid for
want of runfls," prior to thla date; al
so ti oar .ill wamnts drawn on th
state scaip bounty fund, and enrd
"presented and not oald for want of
funds." orlor to May 1, 1900, and all
such warrants, properly endorsed, will
be paid upon pr;n ta-tlon at this office,
Interest therson ceas n; from and after
thla date, CM AS. 8. MOORE,
State Treasurer.
SOCIAL - DANCE
Tit Be II l at
Foard & Stokes Hall,
Friday, June 7, 1 901
Olren by the
i Machinists of Astoria
Wualc Columbia Ortbeatra
TICKETS $1 LADIES FREE
A FEW
INTERESTING
FACTS
wnen people are eontemptauaf a
trip, whether on business or pleasure,
they naturally want the beat service
obtainable a far as speed, comfort and
safety la concerned. Employes ot the
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES art
paid to serve the public and our trains
are operated so as to make close con
nections with diverging lines at all
Junction points.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair
Cars on through trains.
Dlring car service unexcelled. Meals
served a la carte.
In order to obtain the firat-claas ser
vice, ask the ticket agent to sell you
a ticket over
The Wisconsin Central Lines
and you will make direct connections
at St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and
all points East
For any rurther Information call on
any ticket agent or correspond with
JAS. C. POND. Gen. Pass. AtU
or JAS. A. CLOCK. Milwaukee. Wis.
General Agent.
THE CHICAGO It NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY.
DYSPEPTICIDE
The greatest aid to DIGESTION.
THE PLAGE TO BUY
CANNERY SUPPLIES
FISHING BOAT SUPPLIES
BUILDING MATERIAL
SEWING MACHINES
AND FARM IMPLEMENTS
IS AT.
KOPP'S BEST
A Delicious and Palatable
Drink Absolutely Pure
The North Paclflo Brewery, of which Bottled beer for lamily use or km
Mr. John Kopp la proprietor, makes beer supplied at any time. Detlvery
beer for domestic and export trade, in the city free.
North Pacific Brewery
POUNDED
SUN INSURANCE OFFICE
OF LONDON
THE OLDEST PURELY FIRE OFFICE IN TUE WORLD.
Caah Aaet, - . - Sn, 500,000
Caati AaMt In United State. a,6i6,35
J. B. F. DAVI3 & SON,
WINFIELD S. DAVIS BURT
215 Sansome Street, -
SAMUEL ELMORE
PacificNavigationCpmpanv
Steamers-"Sue II. Elmore." "VV. H. Harrison'
Only line-Astoria to Tillamook, Garibaldi, Bay City, llobsonville.
Connecting; at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and
also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R, for Hac Fmneiwo, Portland
and all points eaat. For freight and pascenger rates apply t-
SsmMel Elmore & Co. General Agents, ASTORIA. ORE.
( 0. R. &. N. R. R, Co., Portland.
A gents A. ft C. R. R. Co. , Portland.
(B C. LAMB, Tillamook. Ore.
wo union Pacific
Pimm
hmk snisnrMcg
From Portland
rot land
"wcial
Halt rke, Derver. f.
Win Hi, Omaha, Kan-
naaCliy.KU.oulM.W
ragoaud eat
1.4) p. at.
8 0 . m.
via Hunt
Inf. mi
All.llt o
F. press
Halt I.nke, Denver, Kl.
Worth, Omaha, Kan
as Cltr.M. ouli,fhl
eag and ewt
W.na wall , leiwrv
inn, tipoka e. Mlmie
apoli., Mt. Hi0, Dii.
luth, Milwaukee, Chi
rave a d earn
K'Ofi p. m.
I lli. sa.1
via Hunt
ington at. Paul
Fast mall
p. m.
1Mm. at.
via
Spokane
72 hours from Portland to ChiccsV
No Change of Cars.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
rao Astoria
Ail aailing date aub
Jert t. rhrnga
Fo Han rranciaco
Xrrry tv (lava,
7 a. lu. t uu'nYiA air '
I)llr e- To ruriland and Way a. a., exe
eet Hod, Un rt I ngn Mood
Steamer Nahcotta leavea AstorW ea
tile dally for Ilwoco, connect! or there.
with trains for Long Beach, Tlogt aaaf
North Beach points. Returning- arrives)
at Astoria same evening.
G. W. LOUNSBERRT, Afesit, '
Astoria,
A. L. CRAIO.
General Passenger Ageat,
Portland. Oregon.
It
Travel
UXURIOUS
The "Northwestern Limited" traias.
electric lighted throughout, both maid
and out. and steam heated, are with
out exception, the finest trains fa tbe
world. They embody the latest. Be west
and beat ideas for comfort, eonvenlewe
and luxury ever offered the traveling:
public, and altogether are the meat
complete and splendid production of the
car builders' art
These Splendid Trains
Connect With
The Great Northera
Tbe Northera Pacific asi
The Caiadiatj Pacific
AT ST. PAUL FOR
CHICAGO and the CAST.
No extra charge for these superior
accommodations and all classes f tick
ets are available for passage ea ttm
famous "Northwestern Limited. Atk
trains en thla line are protected by tkm
Interlocking Block System.
W. H. MEAD. H. L. SISLEH.
General Agent Traveling Aaft.
Portland. Ore.
FISHER BROTHERS,
Astoria, Ore.
A. D.ITIO
GENERAL AGENTS.
L. DAVIS CARL A. HENRT
Sao Francisco. Cat.
& CO., AGENTS.