The morning Astorian., December 21, 1901, Image 4

THE MORNING ASTOUIAN, SA1TUIHY. DKCMMHKU 21. 1!HU
A GREAT
;ENIUS, as Ruskin defines it, is simply
a superior power of seeing. Have you
the genius to sec how important an
element in the success of your house-keeping
is the use of Ivory Soap? Judged by the work
it does Ivor is the cheapest soap in America
to-day. It is harmless. Embroideries, Lc-.s
and d:iicaie stuffs should be washed cn!v
-.-it, -. C-.,-.
Vv.Ul nui u0.lp.
WEILL TOO HEAVY
FOR TOM TRACEY
Ckver Australian Lost to the
San Francisco Lad in the
Eighteenth.
A REMARKABLE EXHIBITION'
It Was Hammer aiil Tonjis From
the Uou;; and the Finest
Contest Kver Seen
in Portland.
A left hook, landed jnexpectedly In
the eighteenth round, gave AJ. Nelll,
the San Francisco fighter, lie decis
ion over clever Tom Tracey In one of
the most exciting ring battles ever
witnessed In the Northwest. The fight
took place Thursday night at the ex
position building, Portland, and was
witnessed by about 1300 people. It was
hammer and tongs from the gong, and
some remarkably clever work was dune
by both principals.
The crowd was characteristic of
Portland audiences, in that it knew
nothing whatever of the game. The
two contestants had agreed to fight
nlv with both arms free, but in the
seventeenth, when Tracey fought Nelll nht- and amunK sp-r-.lng men
while the latler-s arms Were around j there was general r-eret that the cl-v- ,
the Australian, the crowd hiss-d. Of," "le Australian should hav. ben
course, there was no foul. At other , I''"' against his larger opp- n-nt ..f (
times the crowd was pleased or ilis- . Thursday night. j
pleased without cause. I Before the main ev.-nt Nn.m,n-J 1
Nelll gained a decided advantage in ! ' challenged Smith, agreeing to
the verv first round, when he split ,181 him in twenty rounds, and offertn? '
Tra.ev'slip. Nelll did not do the dam- J'J t that he culd Jo so.:
age w ith a straight right, but w ith i Smith. rm hl" 1,1 " !';
his head. The lip was ldlv cut. and. ;9'and. accepted the challenge, and lat
while the wound was not painful, it," th were matched to nwj
covered Tracey with blood. After that j January This will be even a more j
Nelll kept jabbing into the sore, and ; exciting fight than the Tracey. .Will j
before the end ame both men w ere to.
t.A ,,. lu.m'hn'. irore I Thre fights have occurred in Tor-- t
Nelll appears to the onllnarv spectator
to 1 a very cn fighter, but he has j
the knack of using his head and elbow !nn"n m-1 tne r-cepns w.-r-
in mixes. -C2!,1CV'- ,h" last " th- r"'-iI''B
As early as the s.--.,nJ round it look- j -V-'M "nl' !'':5-
ed like Neill s fight. 1'p to the eighth
the men fought desperately, and It was j
evident that the rontest would not J
la.st out the tw-.-niy rounds at that I
puce Tracey played throiitfhi.u'.
for the San Fian-iwan s wind and
and
i.:. i..... . l ...rll.lt. I
BlUltej s Il,Oi III .-Olll- ..-lii..!-.
blows Nelll was In w- nl-rful form,
boWe-.-.-r. und the Kivage onslaughts of
th- Australian seemed to hav..- absci
lutely n-i .-ffxr'.-t. Neill -.n' -r.'ed himself-
c.itli jabbing irvto Tracey's sore
!,'', .in Injj al trciueiit. inu.-rval t.
lail 1 .1 lleLieiVe blow . Ill I lie sixth
Trae.-y rvach'-d the law vbM'nisly. just
;i the gong rang, find in the eighth
and ninth, the tamest rounds of the
eorrest, gave an exliiihtion of footwork
Ihitt was never erjualed In this part of
the world. In the tenth a right swing I
to the jaw put Traoey on the ma., but
did not hurt him.-' Tracey , reached
I
Nelll's kidneys iulte often djrlng the
Do you know the most
luxurious bath in the world?
Have you used Pears'
Soap?
Sold ill over the world.
I II !l I . T" I
MAN'S IDEA.
; rourM. but h' b!ows sormctt t h.n
Ir.o . ft.ct.
In th. olovonth X.ll!
r.vii
r.uo
,ir., 1 :r:o,! t v::!e th- thfns lc kecj s.
hut Tracoy was tv cl. vor. Th-' fo'.l'.w
iac ro'.ir,! u.is d-vl, Icily tft-.' Austra
:a:i s as h '..ir. !'! har 1 va', time.
Ja: t't-foro ttiv.f a . a!lo, Tracy
roach. J Nolls av with a har.l loft
that Sfom-J t . i'...:o .ho 5an F;ancls
.art. but. as a canoh onsjol, Traoey
was unal '.o t follow up tho ajvantju-e
In the fourtrt'tith Nolil as hlssoJ f .r
usinc his elbow, an 1. for the only time
Jurlti!? the contest, the crowd was
risht. In tho fifteenth Traoey slipt.!
' th. flo-ir. Noil! Immediately ,,lckod
nim up. in oruer tnat ine Australian
might not rest for a few econJs. At
this atage of 'the proceedings It look
ed like Traoey would surely last out
the twenty rounds. In the seventeenth
Tracey mixed matters in lively style, i
Roth men Seemed too weak to do ef-
fectlve work, though the exhibition ;
continued to be a most clever one. In ;
the final round, sj Nelll broke from ft
clinch, he placed a hard left Jab on
Tracey's jaw. The Australian went .
dow n, but at once raised himself on
his arm. Martin Penny, who was In
Selll's corner, realizing that th fight j
was over, advised Tracey to remain ;
down while Referee Joe Acton counted
off ten seconds, and Tracey did so. !
When he staggered to his feet he j
grasped the outstretched hand of Nelll, .
who felt none too Jubilant. As Tracey j
left the ring he remarked that Nelll j
was too big for him. Indeed, the rali
fornian seemed 20 pounds heavier than
, Tracer. He Is a wonderful lighter, but
, net. the in-flght-r that Tracey Is Wnlle ,
; he had slightly the worxt of matters,
!" the-way through. Tracey put up a
-land of late When Smith and Tri-
n".' ,h, r" was -3Vj in h h"us'
".
IT DA7.7AJ& TIE WORLD,
N (,iM.,)vl.ry , In,i(.ini. na, ,.-,,,r '.
rreat - d one quarter of the excitement
.tnat has btn caused by Dr. King's:
New Discovery for Consumption. It's -severest
tests have bcn on 1k)o ! -h
victims of Consumption, f'neiirr.onl.-i,
Hemorrhage, Pb-urisy and lir -.ri' hi'i
thoiisands of '.vho'n i' has r s"ir'-d ti
lerfei t heal'h. Y'it Cou-.-hi". ''.,;, H,
Atlima Crup. Hay v-r. Il-.:i....
i. ess and Whooping ' V.iyh i' ) i,,
HUi'kest. surest cin- in th- ".o;ld. It
. ..ia i .. r...ni, ti.. ...... ...... n . . ..
I If. will ow lan l.'ll. OO Hl.ilUII.ee.'.
rlltM:i' - tion or refund mon-y Large
jj,,.,!,.. -f, an, j lf pr; J(,ir
(r,.r.
' j
PERSONAL MM NT ION".
! A
K. CoM.s-r, the "a
hl-iiio-i rio-r-
chant
was ill the j:y
t
i Fath'-r P.eilly, of Portland, editor of
th'- catholie H'-ntine!, w;L.-j ln ihe , ry
'yenterday on a brief -. i -it.
Jese Raker, a prominent f.irnvr of -Orays
River and ex-aeH.-or of Wuh- .
klakum county, Is In 'lie city. ,
l
Captain John Thomas, lat master r,f '
the Rritsh bark Fulwood, d'-parteij lest I
evening for his home In Liverpool.
"Jack" Rradbury, the nopular crak
er man, of the metropolis. Was doing
LuxincKS with local d'-alers yesterday.
H returned to Portland on the even
ing train.
IN THE ORIENT
Three Movements on Foot Hav
ing in View the Establish
mcnt of Institution.
SEEKING ORIENTAL BUSINESS
Tlio (iitni iint v Trul ( iiiiiitii) if
Nr., 101k Ha- ! U'
ri'M'iitiili.i'si to NliaitK
lull anil Manila.
j N'KW YORK. Pv it.-Thre dls
' tin.t movements are at the moment
junior iv, having In view the ostab
j Iishment of American lunkinii faoill
; tic in the Orient, savs the Journal of
! Commerce. These Include first, the es
I tabllshir.eni of branches at Shanghai
' an.! Manila, by the C.uaranty Trust
Company, second, the establishment
of a ha ik ai '.icularly org.ituied f-r
Orb ntal tnit:..i by a syndicate of
which Edward U. Cragm Is tho head,
n-i 1 thir.l. establishment ly a Now
York National hank of a I r.nu h ut
M itliia l
n as suiiatilo huislatloii J:i. H s! in U h!,ti,- lis (l-o ono n'll.il.lo
I Tho !lr-l two of '.tioso , tvmo.h for il s.o. m n !l.:n:l..n t'.it
i.ivo la. n dotlnltc atul U!.-tic . .vn-tl; u!l n. (. !l. ti-.-i- --.. nor
t m I'llt r. ni.-nsil.lf ilotaila
f.v. "os-.ir.i:ni vf.hor tho Moll-
it '
..I
t.ty tii-' National bank which I r. -IK-SOS
to est il.'..s.': a t:a'i. ! at Manila,
or :Yi iv.; il form u:i !; ;.!. ! it Is
lr-''os. 1 su !i branch . ni l bo ostab-
hsh- I T.i.i l-ur.ks w hi-, h haw 1" n '
t.ioio ..r 1-s fr-ely m.'ti:l..t:i' I in c-n-
n.vti'ti w:th this rumor are the .a
li'iai I'i'.y and tho rliaso N.i'.l.nal
T!i. so rutnors have, however Wen Je-
t;:-.l bv r. t-r sontati os of both of
th banks. Vlce-rn-sidont Trumbull,
of tho r.'.iaranty Trust tVmiany and
Mr Wise. ..no ..f the London munagera I
of tho . ..mi any sailed from San Frun-i-i.-io
r-'.-ntlv for tho purpose of estab.
Hsh. ni; br.in.hos of the Trust v'om
panv at Shinnhal and Manila. They
have Instructions to undertake at once
the opening up of the branches. It has
been reported that the Trust Com
pany has bought a defunct Kngllsh
bank at Manila as a basis for the new
Manila branch. This Is denied, how
ever. Permits to establish branches of
the trust company have been given by
tne secretary oi war ami seoreiar, u.
.l-
It Is not the Intention to capitalise j th(lUKh lhoy may n,,r atn).j
branches but to conduct them as bran- !,h( nna,u Ull r,-nar.ls of su-.essful cf
ches. Rusiness will be b..gun as soon ' f,rt , ,jrf, u lltJ,T , TllCl,nia
as p-jsslble after the end of the year t eW!1
and the company has given the au- ;
thoritles at Washington such asaur- j it GIKIK3 TUB IiIl.
ance of its responslbllliles that It will,
It Is understood, receive on behalf of j
this government the first Installment
of the Chinese Indemnity and will In
time become a custodian In whole or
In part of the civil and military funds j
at Manila. i
Definite details of Mr. Cragln's plans
are n .t yet available, but It Is learned
that Mr. Cragin has already secured
the s. nior partner of one of the b-l
knoun American-China houses as
agent at Shanghai of his new bank.
Suit Gases
Smoking Jaekets
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES
IN
Iii Large Assort
Trice-i tu
A. STOMAS
THE CLOTHIER
Agent for Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Crouse, Brandcgee & Co.
CELEBRATED CLOTHING
Fine Tailor Made Suits Carried in Stock.
Neckwear
6
Mr I'i'Mitln. It will be rtviille.1. whs a
mcinlvr of tlu K)re.Ci-agin n.lloato
which secured a concession from
Mciiinitiia for building I lie i-anul.
The arm v. In time of war, i'ntuivii
cities mid vast guntit it ten of valuable
properties. t-ntralmiiil In ar. during
campaigns of greater or lcs m- rrliy
without a cent of U'ltiuncrailoii as pi ll
money. With thf advance of modern
nil a I science nnl linpnn i-tnont tin"
prise system should bo abolished, es
pecially when the tll Islon of thi spoil
has txvoiiie a subject of Injustice.
Think of It, you who nr.- wise Satin1
on. i.':.,rv: t; chdi.-k. ns.ooo.
while to Schley, the ttse hero of Sun
lingo. In command ut the destruction
of (ho Spanish fleet wait graciously
nllowo.l tho luiliry hiiih of lllM. Ril l
to Admiral Watson, HO.V Tho nv
oram' Amoil.iin ollHin h onio
en.n of Just loo In his huslno-s mako
up anil ih'tosts sui h wioiik ilts. rlinlna
tlons, Sti.h t. ai'l'iiiotit Injusdo
lll hastrtt tho tlmo when tho .llstrl
butlolt of Illo inonry will Iv a drill
symrin - Walla Walla I'nlon.
FIKST Sl'ltM AHIXK VAIH.K
W hU h was ma lo from nn onltnary
win Insulaio.l with Riitta ivroha. was
fifty yoars nco. It was al-o nhout this
la l.l Hi'tvas tho Knitllsh ihminol nhoilt
ame ttim that Host, t.01',1 Stomach
Itlttors. ih.- noil.l r'ti 'no,l tlvsi'opsia
cunv .is flr: Intnulti fl 10 tho ib
li , nn. I Us Mic. oss as a family nio.ll
raio .luriiiir thoio yours .ilmost ocilpsos
that of tlio su(. in.ii !n.' . .il.lo ii hi!,, to-
,,.ui, or ln"T.nta. l""i in- a s-tf.
j f. t,.r from th- .ll-oii. -.. i is I.. .ui...
u hao ti i-r tv..l 1M'
at or,. .- If- t .".t u .11' 1 T
". sf;. t"h. n y.' ir or.".r' -
ri Ttv
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i ll!, lltl I
I !.. il l'
I'
,..luo
tcust i
!'. 1 s'.-.'l' .,'1 1
;!'v f..'....v
I - : r . !v a nn- cm o
t - -. I :-. ,i'i'-. . .-t
tn. -nil . r o' !'; c.btn.-t Is
.'.'-'ii -'I kc I tr. ill 111 hi - do
Tho sa':uy ui I Is n holly
to tho rospo:iK.i:i-. s mid
1 1 r a I-.--
i iusrar.. :
tho m..t
I partiii, !!'
i:ia.!o.ii,it
t
th" ability o.-ct,d It: the head of
a department of th- government and
one of tho president's n.c!s. rs Some
of the ablest m. n In tho ootmtry an'
persuaded to enter the cabinet and In
almost every Instance they do :o at
a pecuniary sacrifice. A nuoeessful
law practice or an ex.-culce office In al
most any large bank or corporation Is
worth more than the t" 0 'alary
which the gov ornni'-nt pays f..r the
service of such high priced men as, for
example, Lyman J Cage, ullhu Hoot
.n(, rhlnmi,.r ,. Kn,
' liem .if the rablnef nr.
Other mrm
no l-ss able
The fame of Ruoklrn's Arnica Bolve,
aa the best In the world, extends round
the earth. It's the one perfect healer
of Cuts, Corns. Rurns, Urulses, Hores,
Scalds. Rolls, doers. Felons. Aches,
Tains and all Skin Kruptlons. (inly
Infallible rile cure- :V a box at Hart s i
Drugst .re
Foley's Honey Tat
bculs lung and stops the cough.
1
Men's and Boys' Goods ! -
mint nii'l ut
Suil.
ri,
a
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9
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9
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9
Umbrellas
Nothing
Makt s it mniv ("li'itsino; iiinl tliinil'lt ill limn
a will oliii.-iii Hilitlc nl Jfwrlrv, Silviitvitiv,
Klumy (io.ul-, Cut (ilus., nr u tint' Silk I'm
liivlln. ' Kvi i v j.ii'fi' in stock i,s nl'giinriiiitt'ftl
(Utility iiml value.
J. H. SKYHOUR.
Cigars for
Cliristnuis
Thon' Is no imir accs'ptabli'
t'hristmas (irvarnt than a
K'i of fine OBar I ha
Just ifcolMil nu cspoclnlly
asmirtct nt.H k. In botra
containltiK from twelve to
IS) I'lKnrs Just thr hln
for a fil.iid who amokoa.
A II tic lino of (.Ii'. nulla
ul'lo f.,r KlfIS has a Is.) tx-rn
iveel oil
WILL MADI50N.
T ii'v ciimr. iu't iiiw tini.
.'.-.ii i not a luxury It Is a mvrs-sin-
W h. n the householder buys coal
to w.i ins coal that will buin not coal
-.hat will 'burn bis niom-y" only. Wy
oming . .. 1. fr. Ill tin- o, b-briitrd Hock
Splits mines t,e very t'.st to 1
bad r-.r (iimllv use. It produces tt:e
:iiaitnnin "f to it in-l ito- minimum of
hit and a-hes In pi Ice It Is wlihlil
th.- ie.i. ! of all 'live 'l ri trial T'-lo-l
h .no -o.l S KIAt' 1!K C -..
Agents.
fnu'.nio I a '. think ' the awf-d
th.llgs We kl'o.i Jib e.lt J eopl'- Whom We
.loti t know irme'iiio V.-s, Isn t It
won. l.-i ful' An I Jus' tlink what the
I pie whom .lout know m.iv
know ill- Hi in l'.tr...' l-'n-e 1'io-s
Ni'TP'i: hf rrnt.ic tun'
Noll. ,. Is h'Toby given, 'hat . n Ti
day. the Slat day of I etnU r, t'l.
at th" li nir of i o i ih k p m. at the
.'it Hull In the Council Chamber the
Committee on Stroem ,n.l I'uldlc
wav and Hoard of Assessors, consti
tuting the Hoard of Kipi-lK.itl.ni will
iii'-i-l and oiamine. correct mid e.Uall"
the assessment roll No (or the 1 in -prowtnent
of Commercial street from
the west line of Seventh street to the
west lino of Sixth street.
All object to said nsaeaament must
1 made In writing snd filed before aul 1
time. II K NKU"N.
Auditor and Tollce Judge of the City
of Astoria.
' Say. who s that severe looking f.-l-
low over there In the Ul-tltting gown'
!l mean the one in front with the eye
'glasses and the close shave." "Hush,
(that's one of the lady presidents."
NoTH K OK 1'1'IU.ICATI' N
Notice Is hereby given that on Tues
day the 31st day of Iterember. 1i. ut
the hour of 3 ocloek p. m.. at the City
Hall of Astoria In the .'otiru il Chuin-Is-rs
the Committee on Slie.ta and
Public Ways and Hoard ot Assessors,
constituting the Hoard of Ivjuallz itlon
of tho City of Astoria, wlil i ,eet und
i xninlne. lorreet and e.U,il tho -sessmeiit
roll Nil, IK f..r He lii. prove
meiil of Sljth street trom the north
line of Commercial street to a ilnl
on said Sixth street, when the same
would bo Intersected by the north line
..f block 6. extend.-.! west.
All objects to snl I ai-Henxn.ent must
Ih' made In wilting and ilbd before
said time II i: NKI,M-N.
Audllor nnd Police Judge of Ihe City
of Astoria.
Oregon
) Shot Line
Zuhohbicibc
TlMli SCHKD
, Depart
' Chicago
i Portland
: Hpec:al
9:ii0 a. m.
' via Hunt
ington Atlnn tic
I-lxproa
M r.'t p. m.
via Hiinl
'ngton St. Puul
I-'.-ut mall
il p. m.
via
Spokano
IM.KH
From Portland
Arrive
Halt Lake, Denv.-r,
Ft. Worth, uma
, ha, K'an.-as '.'.ly 4'llop. m
iSt. I.olllS, Chicago
'and Kist
S ilt Lil -. Denvi
Ft. Wnriii, (Hill
,h.i, Kansas f.'liy, h. In ii ti
Hi. Louis, i :h!r.iK '
and lla.''.
Wall i "Wail.i"
tywl-ilnn Hli.l.
,kane, M niieap ili,
H'. Paul, Duiulb 7.0(1 a. n.'
Milwiilkee, Chi
cago nn, Last
72 hours from Portland to Chicago
No Change of Cars.
OCEAN AND RIVER HCIIKDULU
From A"'orla
i All sailing ilule-i
subject to change
l For San Fran.-lsa
: Co every five days I
7 a.m. Columbia River I a. in.
Dailvex- To Ponl.ind and exc.
ceotHun. I Way Landings, i Monday
Hream-r N.ihcottn haves Astoria on
tide, dally, eX -ept Sill, lay, for llwaoo,
c'.nneitlirig ih' ie wllh Ira us for Umg
Reach. Tioga and North Reach points.
Returning arrives at Astoria same even
ing. fl. W. IJUNHHKKRY, Agent.
Astoria.
A. 1.. CRAIO,
O'-neral 1'as.enger Agent,
Portland. Oregon.
mm
m
ukimht or tiiw iyniTiis
or thm
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
ctr Aim"ntA.
At Astoria. In the Htata of Crsgon. at
the cloae of buslneas. IVcember Ittb,
IWt:
HHrtiifllCHH
U.na and iHscouuts t:W.v; I
Overdrafts, scutd and tin-
eoiired !.: II
I', ti Itomls to Secur clrcuW-
tlon H MD 00
Slocks, socurlllea, etc. lliSIl 7t
.ii her real estate owned 1. 140 ii
I I'uo from National Hanks tool
reserve agents) I H it
1 Pile from State Hailka and
i Hankers &J.JM W -
ipiio from approved resorro
I ageiiia . . J J-'O ;i
Intel n il Itovoiiiir Stamps ,.. IM iJ
I N. tos of otln-r Nation! i
I H.iiika :.l4e i ;
! Ni.-ke' and cents J.s) IJ
i I w f .,1 Moiie) Iteaorv o In
lini-k. via
' , 3 j,.! (Vi
t. gil lender Notes l,"'0 M lit 00
i; -l- inptioii fund with r -t
I I - - a . II ' I I v c ll illl.l I :o 1 1 l' . j I 0
I i'"'a' . tr..;.o :
! i.iAiiii.rriiisi
jcapnal k al l In ... .'.' 'ssi i)
' sint i in-, fun i . . :.. en .si
- I n l.i Med pi ..tits, loaa e
p. lis.- nn I tavea pall 3-'. IIS 70
:Vi?-"lial Hank notea out.
1 n.m ding l! :.si is)
i ui.. I.. S'a'e Hank, and
; I;. mk. rs , . K't -i'
I In l.i (dual deposits
j sill t to . heck $11 "M
1 'ein.ind certificates
j ..f .i-p.iu i.M.111 j:, sii.in i
! T,.tai iu.:;o
Sl'Vli: iK olll;nN County of
Clatsop, as I. S. K tlordon. cashier
of the above-named bank, do aolcmn
I) swear that the above statement Is
true lo the best of my knowledge- and
Ix'llef S S C.iililHiN.
Cashier
Suhsorlls- I and sworn In lieforo Hie,
this !th day of tvrombcr I"1.
C. II Tlt MHS.iN.
Notary I'libllc.
Correct -Atteal
JX'NMI KAMM,
W F M'ltltKi'nllt.
liKu C FIxVKI..
Il rectors.
NuTfCK F.'U HMH
Notice Is hereby given, that up tn
the hour of 2 o'clock p. in on the list
lay of tieoeinlior. l'.il. I ho committee
- ii ways and menus of the Coinuinn
Council of the Ciy of Astoria, will re
ceive acaltd bids for printing ni.d pub
lishing all legal notices riili-d by
the City of Astoria f..r tlm year ln
HI. Is inual specify the price kt square
inch of II lines nonpareil type. The
right la reserved to reject all bid.
A. isCIIKIlSKCKAC.
A HHIX.
tv P PAHKKIt.
Committee on Ways and Means
Ntyricio.
The annual meeting of the siockhol
b'i of ihe Astoria Iron Works will Ixi
held st their office on January I. IfrC,
at i JO p. m , lor the purpose of elect
Ing directors for the ensuing year and
the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the meet
In. Hy order of the hoard of directors
JOHN FiX ITrsldcnt.
Attest:
W. J nlNTiRR, Secretary.
Astoria, Ores;, Dec II, 1WI.
C. J
Commission. Brokerage.
Insurance and Shlcclne.
HQTKIL PORTLAND
PORTLAND, OULCGON
Tlio Only PlrMl-CliiMM llotul In lortli.nd
Fancy and Staple Groceries
FLOUR. FEED. PROVISIONS,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
Suilit:8 of nil kiii'lsiit luwust, rut, fur IsIh'I-iiicii,
I'lirincrs und Iil;h'Ih.
As Vs ALLI3N, Tenth nd Cummcrtliil Streets
LEA & PERMS'
The Original Worcestershire
XWARS Or IMITATION.
The only Root! sauce; enriches tho tm, ,1.1 !,.
taste of all MeatH.Fish.Oainc.Salad.s,
etc., nnd given a flavor that Imitators
UilCll I""
'ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
I RIVER RAILROAD.
J I KAVK
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Kill a ml sieve au.l A.l'.na
Holiday only.
All trains maks rloss r-tisMtiua at
(lobkt with all Northern trwsaa
to and from ths Kaxst ana lfcut pt-tiUi.
J, C AtATO
(len'l Frslghl snd Psssenrsr Aft.
MM COLLAK LINE
..Forliand Astoria oufa..
STR. 'BAILEY f.ATZERT."
Mally Rounil Trips Fimpi Bundsf.
TIMt CAHD
l-avf I'.irlland.
l-ave Astoria..
.Urn.
7 pm.
The Dalles Boat
STR. "TAHOMA."
Il'tiveeii I'orilan.l, The luile, and wsf
I'.'iuts
1IMK CAIIO
lv l'.rllsut. Tue.lay.. Thutaly
an t Hi ii .Ian at t a tu
Arrive Tim pillrs ttio .sine day. & p m.
I. atos The I'a. Ira Sun lay s, W.ln-
data ai! Krolni at 7 a in.
Arr.vra r.i'tln-l. aaiii .lay, 4 pm.
Thii r life has the grandest a'nlo at
tia, II ma on earth leviiHnf Fo.(
of Al.br tttet H.ilh
'I'll ik. Main JM.
A J TAYU'lt, Act A.torU
JiUIN M FII.!.ixN. Agt. The Pallas).
I'll V rilirll A HAUNKS. Agfa llooal
It.ver
Wol.i-Xltl) A W'TBim. Agts. Whits
Saltn.-n.
J c W V ATT. Agt Vsnv.mrsr.
ill W rlllCtriMN. Agt. Portland
i
Fisher's Opera House
I.. It. kl III, l.raaac and k.n..l
Saturday )
Milit, Dec. (Ll
HEN HENDRICKS
Ami tin i-xii Hint i-oiiiniiiy of
jiliivtTjt in tin- (irl iiml lu-ft
"f Swi'ilisli jilayg
le Olson"
The anme Old le. wllh new faces,
new specialties and features. Filled
lo the limit with roaring comedy
Beetles, lou. lira of heart Interest;
brilliant specialties.
HPIX'IAL -rilK FAMOUJ1
Swedish Ladles' Quartette
WILL POrtlTlVKIA APPKAJL
AI'MINSP N - Reserved seals, lie; nai
lery. i0-. Advancs sale of seats
pens Friday morning at (Jrlffln at
llred'S.
CHAI
CMSjtOrti House Ueoktri
- ASTORIA, ORE
H'niW AlVi.. anil Parlae Icinraa Oo .
SAUCE
JM-UNCANIONI,Afji,ll.y.