The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, February 07, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textt THE MUKNING ASTOIUAN, FRIDAY. FKUHUARY 7, 1002 JUST IN lloin.'H India Id-lmli, 1 1 eiti.'H Pri'iniix! Mils liml, llciu.'N Chow Clmvv i'iikl.-M, llcinz'H 1V mt JSmin., Ilfiu.H Aj..!o Jtutl.T, and llcin.V ItnLi'd HciiiiM with Tctuiulo .Hutiro. I'VcmIi hih1 pun I ROSS, HIGGINS & CO. The Morning Astorian TKl.Ml'lloMIC Mt. TIIIC V Hi Til Bit I'oltTI.A.VH. IVb 8 iir.n.ui. W.tnli hiKt'Mi mill lilalm. Iilit mill nmUn r h i I ii1 AROUND TOWN. i all Miiln Mt rur ynur rnal rntilr iiirnu Or Joi promptly lillrd 'all at llm Orclilnii l.urb. r lio for Hi lo tUto kuiW. Tlirr fll t -l laaa bar ber Jimn,i.r gitu.t of ml kliula. cheap at lli- VoVotmin llaaaar, j: Cutumrrclal trt. Tin- I'mk.r llmui" tvaluui am III i'"ll today, ufli-r bring rliinnl ihrrr iimnth. Tii"iltlii limit- Hi rrnaoiishltt l,l i Dinp. Million w lolly W. C III. hap. iVntral llntrl, i'utiiiiiKi.-.il Hi If you ant bat wod. slab ww.il or . Iliac firewood telephone Kelly, Hit Iranafrr limn. 'I'ltone till blark. II i'(H)Ci;it H ANNUAL CUIAU ANi'K HAI.K Wll.l. HlKlTlVKl.T I'ldHK N MATI'IUIAY, KKHUUAUV till HiMl.li )l ('ninlTlau nliir. lu-ul U.li ii f ir l'uii'i-. It mi ilia 1W It llli' rlrl Hlic t ilur lli-re I "It ... At you f.ui'l of vrgstablis; If . ll nil Irl u tell yaU about preferred tncfc. Hik Ik1 in be had In tins Jiitinaiiti limn Kur Halo One. Jrr. y row idry); or wmiM (iichtngo f,ir a food rii'W milch row AMrvM or apply i 8.iiuel Kl nior Another alilpmenl of rheee ..nl i)im. Virginia l.lnlllt. Athena lt muna anil Cliamiiacue wafers. Jut In. - J.ilinnnn lira Tlir Iranirr Uullry liatserl will re- nun- tirr i-uular ltl. lu'twrrn Atn rl anil rnillnn.1 t.iibiy. Hip ri in the rU hn villi; iilm.iKl rnilrrly ilui. pint rd. 1'aironiix Iuhuk InOuairy by smoking Hi" 'Trt.li' uf Astoria" clKur. Ilnet made Mnri fnctureil by Mi Krlni A Knobel II r Kfi' I'ulr. ii f ViMI lif. Klwr. ktllr-.l a liuur bluik liiin iiri'nlh- Tin' iiiiliiml a vi-iy r! mill :l r Klu il Uimlil prutiulily tin' i ii'ik in iiUmi 4ml IhiIIIhU. TIIK LAST WKKK OF " II. CDOI'. KIl'S ANNUAL 'I.KAItANCK KAI.K Wll.l. WINK IT ON HATinilUY KVIflNINil, HJIlltUAUY t. Tlin ni'W ryllinl-r luiul for '1m hIimuii--r Jnrtliiii. w bli li Iiiim bin rout by th .H..lv liny Iron AVurka. la Im'Iiik I'lit In I'liu'K niiil Hit. attsiiiil-r will niinlit ri-aumr Iiim' rt'Kiiliii' Irlpa In n fow ihiya. ALL ins WlNOtototu'x trnortliiiury di iiiand for our goods lit ('It'uiaiH't' Sale I'ri-fi we linvti dt'cidml to ci ntiiiiio tlio wilo fur lliis wtrk ho llint no one will lm distil pointed -This is for your bene fit, und will only last this week NO OTIIEK STORK OFFERS THE ADVAN TAGES NOli.CAN THEY DUI'LICATK OUJl PU1CES-A STOKE FULL OF STARTLING BARGAINS FOR A LLCCXXCCXXXCCX0CCCC THE A. DUNBAR CO. S66 Commercial Street. dial! r.ml'! r.ml!!! Hit. 8 Klinnr A Co a In hi I II. I'nirniil(i lianm Imluatry n1 buy your 'nl. liny ami Kialn a I (ianton'i inlii I'WINil To HTIlMKT OIIHTIIUC. TluN f. II. ('(KU'KU Wll.l. ('ON TIN I 'K IIIM HAI.i: Flllt l INK WKKK UiNUKIl. Il ai.iinrlfia fur iiiaji.jui railf "iill ainl iniuka at I'mlin'a Iii-iiurtiii.-iu Hor. "Thr WimilBr," nrm to Hliuiia linn alurr J Hiiaum, ihiuiiik. r. Wain oiiMiinri alioiid bear In mind that .M nnluy tin. tilth ll bu the l.tKi day mi whii'h to pay italel tiit.-ii in in ib-i In avoid the in nally of it'tila, nlili Ii a ihaiK.il liKUIIlnl all ilt-l'injiii'iila lliinlvn cnal laala l"iirr, la ilrum-r tul uiukea l.na trouble with itovra and rhlnmey rtiiea than any other. Heorne W. Haiiboni. aent. trleiillnne 1311. John A Montkoinpiy, at No. t2& I loud atrert. ilora all klnda of tinning-, plumb- lua: ina and atram flttliiK uroiiiMly and "Willfully and at very moderate ii-r. Smith A- I lunik mil. .i ,,1 Seunlde Vila lnt.llly ilt-nl , i i, by t yt-ater- d.i iimi lilln; The huildinu vi. in kiioMii il l.iiKuli ii hull o n l una ouneil by I-tank spittle 'Ihe lunn U panlill i i..i.'ii-l by 'nun alii e The mlKin of j tin )iv la unknown. A crti-illile Molllflll, i"Olllpelei miMe, and inn duiiKhlera, BKi'd M and 11 'Ielrii of aerurlnu reitpcilBhia mk of any kind, at low uajfea r fot b.rd. Apply to Mm Cie.Khi.ni. (he Anlor llouae '. It io. the 1.1-wia and I'iork mall i in i lei. ri'ixu la thai tin- rouda on hla mull mule are Itnpaxinihle fur learn, und rxlremely dinicillt for font IIIIVi'llllK. lie bellevea thill, ul I Ii.hii.-Ii Ihe realdeiila me iIhIiik their in in, ait to obin n K""d ronda they luive a pndileiii before Ih.-iii very dittl. ult t.i anlvo It la a common auyliiK. that mill la anlt" ineaiiliiK that liny nlt la Kal e-ioiiirlr for ordlnrv uae. We aaaert the con I in iv Miiili ault la linpuie It lontiilna more or leaa illit. and la made by hum Inula which render clenii linen linii"ilhle, Woix'eater ault la iiiude 1n einli u way Unit It la Im poiwtilile for It to be unclean or Im pure, while la-at of nil, we aell It to fainllle ut iiIkmii the aaiiie price na any oili"i'. and a It la atmnKer than oilier kind". It In really more econom ical Johnrvm llroa. Til- pnstul ilepill tllletlt hll let eoll-tiiii-ti' for carryliiK Ihe iinilla for the in-xl four yeiira. coiiiiiii.icIiik July 1. on the followUii: roiitee In I'lul.i.'P county: Aatopiu, via oliny, Jewell, (liiind Ituplda und Vine Maple, to KMe, "'J inllea and buck, three i linen il Week. W. U leeda, HITS. Astoria, vln Wlae. to Melville, I'.i nillea. three time it wi-ek. II. Dow. f4(K). Seu Hlile, via I'uniioii lleiich, to Nclulcm, ;'7 nillia. nix time u week. Philip full dlt, 3lif. VraT. vlu Hokln. to Jewell, 13 mllea. three time a wwk, Timothy t'orcornn, :i7. Our Great Clearance Sale Will Be Continued Astoria' Popalir Store Thuri! will aniiirn.r Mail dame hHil Ml the 'limlwi.1 m huol linuaa M.n. Ttin (lm, however, tiaa nol yirt iH'i'ii ai'l. Tim lilnil tit KlvliiK iliuic Iiik bonWIU fur rou'l-liullilliiK fi.in Ii iiiiH-i with oiulur fuvjir mi I hp l'Wta A ('lurk, ami llii-lr klii-mlliiK mit '( invra rviryllilnn In Mvor of Die ilun. I nl t n court flni-a ami forfflluK'a for I In- paai month uKKri-Kiili'l H. or ti'i It'aa I hull waa rolliHitnl In January, Tail, In January, I'JOO, llm lollvrllniia wir 1170, whllf Ihn umounl ri'iilvnl for Din laini- niontli of I h.- irm-liu yi'iir Wa jr.'.'K. Juai at I he nrai-ni llvr very few huiiiIiIIiik Kiimi'a are run nliU AeeiinlliiK I" Hun Krani'lat'u mlvlna llm aiilnioti muiki'l la oiili knilriif mul il irem r il mh o lice In oi ea la likely leforr airln. Tie- liuiterii ilMiiuiii i lloron-l There l nlan u k'mh! t'oiiaiiiniillve il.'iiiun.l In Kroin. whlrh lll imlnihly ni'iel'nie furtlii-r lm Inn liilliiiK I'iiki'I Hoiiinl mu ki yi-H on' l II iili nllfiil Ahieka M'iIn nr.' In iiii'il.Tiiii- mipiily ut H:'4r. I'lnlia nre i'n ri e. II 'rlllall Wlae ealubllalli-d a new am Kle li.uiie ii . ml ul Ihe roiiinn rclul I i'IiiIi laal nlKhl. when he bowled 73 j to the' linuuie nayluin yeaierd.iy afler plna Mr Wlae atartid off wHh elxht 1 iumii by the anility rornmliMlotiein. Ol milkea In ihe ninth flame he bowl,-! ; aeii ha. ri-a'ib d In Alo. i,i fur about what looked lo lie a pcrfii-l ball, but I year and ha been ,( fiimlllnr flK oiily lun .ln fell lb- mlM i for the me on the afi-et lie walk.il alniut apiin-, lokliiK Ihe corner pin with ihe j lwn with h. ud erect, huiirla In the Ihlid ball. In the la.K fruine In- made men ,.ni pocket and u noticeable Mai a "i enter. ' but picked off the corner .1" atiirobaril. Almut two yeam The hlrh aeon- prevloiialy b led wua.ni.'" Ihe man iiiahvd up to Pr J A. J W. Malhenua 72 I Fulton'" n'llre and leman 1-d ih.it he be uHen il Mini nf mom-v for an order The ii nil il ii I revort of udltor fe. iwlibh he had writ 'en At that time ...n. which h.i turn Ui-n c ompieted, the man wua exiimln'd. but wa not how a that Ihe net Ind. bt.-dn '"a of the , i in'iill l.-d to the iiylMm II" baa 1 1 v l lis: L'ltiin Jaini'iiy I. lWd the in l debi nua tlT'i fill ul The Kni.a 'n- ( l.-btedlieaa of Ihe rltv I T0,-;;4 , while tin- mail on band-tlH. only an et that can In" conipu:ed i.nder the h.ut. i la S 4I-.4 C4 The rltv la ' within l'i of Ita limit of Indehled io a I IMvi If th Mmit al.ould be 'coi..i'd the city would y.i Into bank i tijiti y. i .iliialn Ki niicdv, of the ati-am.-hip l'i mlo.-l i hlre, r. iehi .l a teelKiam n iteid.tv from I'nitlanil eonvevma; the ;nf-.rmai.-.n that Wllllani Tiwyer. the Ul.l.iVlltlcc Ulli, fell ,li,,i n il,.. I,,.f. K f lln- Ilrltwh llm Ardn.iinurclmn a In a lerlou coiidllli.n und n-i in. p. for hi re.merv aiv entertained, The unfoi lunate apprentice la the loiitice-t mm of Captain pwyer, of the Kl-umhlp KlIiitMHre. a aUter ahlp to uie I'embrokeahlre Captain Ken nedy le'i for Portland lam evening-, to be a! the be.lde of tie.. youtiK man befoie he puhara away. Mayor Supremint yeatenlay Klitned all the ordinance piiRi-i at the Inst in.ilini; of the council, with the ex- eptlon of the upproprluilmiH measure, which wus slicned on Tuesilay. The hill slKiied yeaterday were those vo cutlnir Htreet In Kast Aalorlu and that iippmprliitliiKT I1M lor J. K. Wirt, w ho Improved Klennth atreei. I'nder lln- terms of the vacation ordinance, 'etiKlne und altered machinery. the. the Astoria llox Company Is to re- 'county will be In ptwltlnn to ro ahead c.-ive th,. fn.it of Thlity-eiH-hth street, ! with road-biillditnt on il lame scale, in return for w hich It w ill donate to ; The court yesterday irninted the -tl-the city enoiiKh pi-oH-rty on each side lion of property owners who asked ..f the iinVywiiy runiiliiK east .o wld- , that a road lie laid out from the south in It to atri-vt width. The Clatsop end of Youiiks Itny bridite to Warren M Ut Comi'iiny k. is the foot of Twcn-iton. ! 'levelltll HtliS't. lllld Is ici!li,vd to rebuild Its old punt. The Chinese New Year i-u.on luus come uround nguln, and with It the regulation din from the Oriental ipi.ir ter of the illy. All the houc In Chi natown are gaUy bedecked with gaudy lanterns and bunting, und the Mongo lian are vying with each other to make m.ittei-a Interesting for friend und foe. The Chinese New Year I a , great day among natives of the Flow- cry Kingdom. All debt are oullterut- ' e,l nml Ii.iI.Im lutl..k.n l..tl.l.l.i..l ceases. The season will .. . ... - mni. i or m few weeks and Aatorluns may expect to be conntantly annoyed by the flr- Ing of crackefH. Between the smull J Isiy und the Chinaman, there'll be Icnty of noise, und the festival will attract much a I tint Ion. The wrath- ' er lust night wua not favorable for a celebration, but the ruin did (lot , prevent the Chinese from making a , good start. i .,, , . Among the arrivals In the illy yes- tenluy wua Kdwaril Smith, who lived at I.oiig lleiich some years ago. Mr. smith hua Just Come from Idaho wliern he wus unusually fortunate in ...I..I.... ...... ........ irl... i... nM. iii'Iiiiik iriiiuirn. i ui-n lit uit-i. ill-ill to Idaho he took up nn abnndomd clulm. The claim had been worked sevenU years pivvlously and n shaft hud been sunk 400 feet. Mr. Smith, who Is of ii prui'licaj turn of mind, made careful Investigation and found that the fornur owners hud not followvd the main ledge. Accordingly he traced buck und struck the missing ledge. Uecenily he sold the clulm, recelvlng ;:o,00 us the llrst payment. He la now on his way to Sun Francisco to re main a few months. After his Cali fornia visit ho will return to Iduho, where he has other m-nlns Intercsta. lie departs on the Columbia this morn ing. Secretary Henry E. Reed, of the Lewis and Chirk centennial exposition, In a letter acknowledging the Push Club's resolution Indorsing the project, anys: "The resolutions of the As toria Progresnlve Commerc-al Asso ciation, adopted January 15, received January 23, and receipt acknowledged January 24, were laid before the board of directors at their meeUntc on Janu ary 27. I am Instructed by the board to thank your association for Its cor dial Indorsement of the proposed ex position, and for the generous spirit ahown In 'the reieiludoii. anl f ir the imnurarii.a of hearty auiici;-! which you make In belialf of ihe K-oole of Aalnrla. The arllnn of your aa'rla. lion la icreatly oiireiliit-l by the lemnl of dlrei iora of lh" y wla ami Chirk rentennlal for II ahowa that Ihe entire Purine Norlhei la an one with Portlanl In Ihla uinl-nukliitf. It la with ieniiire Hun I aKlae you that the reaoliltlona of your nHa-Klfi'lun un- Ihe flrat of the klii'l to b'j riielviil by the ImiiikI of illrectora anil tin- flrat In receive their ronaMi'ratlon." KlMhem' i.'ra houae aa packi-il luat lilxht. hi li .llilla of the Convetit of lh.' Holy Numca of Jinn" ami Mury Itiiv.. llii-lr iitinuiil publlr enleriam iiM'tit. A iroKinin of exceptional nier 'I, i niiiirlaliiic inualrnl and literary miinlx m. ii atieci-aafully rarrlml out, KK-illly to the di'llRllt of tin me who hml Ma.-inljei at the oe-ra holme. The .i rf.irinnc.-a of the iuilla apukv voluinea fur -The careful training- re-i-. lviil by tin-in ut Ihe convent and re II te, ureal credit uion the tea' hera. l'. iitfrliilnineiila of the kind have been ao am i eimful, and tem hem and .iiin uMke ore to ! h-urtlly "n K en t tllll i-i. I'eler I ilaen aK' d U, woa eoimiilttf 'l b.i-n acllna laciillarly i 1 er amce Fur nick it a Hun- he hua remained ,n hi ow n r.Hiin. mi. I w h-n 'pieailnned -eterd:iy mid the commioiiera that he had Milt I fUhli-.R ki'iii I' afraid to puraue that vixatlnn waa The men la not nil violent, and It 1 pnlli.- he may retrain h' reaum w'th i aiifiil tr-atmenl. He will ! taken t.i S.il.iu thin evcnlnir by StierlT I.ln llle At It noetini! yesterday the iniinty .met il'iennlned to purchue n J.V lorai-pow-.-r entitle to i.p.-rite the ouniy awinlll. Pun llillle Of tlh' ell- ', " petitioned for by taxpayer ""'1 ,h" ,'l",n Th'' "urt w"' i ,H' Jrul.ll In Ha puri haae by the nd- vice of un exirt. It Is the present intention to buy an engine and also the maieilnl necessary to convert the Plant Into a circular mill The coat of the enirlne and new appliance will lie IIIin). The enirlne bought when the mi w ml II und rock crusher were pur chased will be uaed exclusively for o.cnuon of the crusher With the new enuine the coat of cutting lum-l-r will lie Rreatly reduceil. The ca purity of the mill la about .Haal feet Rr.-otr than the nuantlty of lumber that can be turned nut ut present, and, aa lumtier I worth l or $1 u thou- aanil it will not be lone until the new enslne pay for Itself. With the new ! The sale of the sunken Frenc-h hark ; llenrtette. Htid her cargo of lumber, ' was held at the otllce of ltrltsh Vlce ' Consul P. U Cherry yesterday after ' noon ul 2 o'clock. A large number iof Portland people were present, many i.if them being contractors. Ilefore bids were naked for Mr. Lnblie made I the announcement that the vessel i would be sold without reservation and five of all encumbrances, the owners of the vessel and cargo having agreed to each pay half the cost of plac ing the vessel In a position so that the cargo could ne removea. rne tiia , , . i I ilmg was not 'spirited, and sturted with J.VXi for the vessel. It dnifTfcod along with 125 bids until the vessel was finally knocked down to Dan Kern, of the firm of Hale & Kern, for initio. The cargo waa next put up. It consisted of 373 770 feet of redwood und ;IO.'.UO feet of p'ne. This was al so purchased by Mr. Kern for $2150. The bidding for the lumber was more spirited than that for the vessel, sev- I eral local men having entered Into the ' contest. The purchasers are well ! equipped for ruling the sunken bark ' and w ill probably realise hands nne- i ly on their Investment. I Fl'NKHAL NOTICK. Astor Assembly, No. 22. United Arti sans, requests the attendance of its members to the funeral of Sophia Johnson to be held from Pnhl'a under taking parlors on Friday. Feb. 7, at 2 o'clock. By order of master artisan, A. R, CYU'S, Sec retail-. AN APOLOGY. I feel that I owe an apology to the clothing merchants of Astoria, I know Its wrong to butcher prices, on good reputable goods, but I can't help It. I have too big a stock and need the money nnd I know of no other remedy except to make this sacrifice, and the reason why I let the sale run all through February Is, so many peo ple did not find out that this was a record breaking sale, until the last few days and I want to give everybody In and around Astoria a chance, hence this continuance until February 28. If you'll forgive me this time Messrs. Clothiers, 1 11 nover do it again, but I couldn't help It this !me; I had to do It. Sincerely yours. HERMAN WISES, The Reliable Clothier and Hatter. PERSONAL MENTION II. MefzKr, a Portland merchant, la In the rlty. K, K Hanka. of ''hlnook. waa In the illy yeaierday. H. V, Ib-r, of Iiayton, fire., la a vla Itor In the rlty. r, J. Younie, of fvnver, C.'ul., la a viaHtor In the rlty. K. I. I'llMbury, of Han Franclaeo, was In the rlty yeaterday. Kx-f'iunty ''ominlaaloner It. M. Wooden waa In from Nehalcm yeater day. II.' I. Hlicler. who had re-n In the city for a fw day, returned to Port land hmt nlKht. John Kb-rnan. the Portland contrac tor, wua tn the city yeaterday and at tended the wile of the French bark HenrlHtte. Mla Jull.1 Meany leave on the annmahlp Columbia, telay for Hnn Frani-tnn. where he will remain fur ii few we.-ka to aelcct u an k of aphng millinery. Mayor Huprenant waa able to be out yeaterday. after an lllne of a-vera,l day. He la now almont well, but- how the efferta of hla lllneaa. The mavor i-ulb-d ut the rlty hall yeater day to algn "evcra! ordinance. MAKING MONBV JN PIUSON. A remarkable example of cunnlnir haa la-en unearthed In one of our lurR-e prtaona. A convict had perfected ii die and waa inaklnif allver dollar, and dlelrlbutlnif them throuifh accom plice on the outalde. Naturally the oflicial were very' much jurliriaed at the dlwovery. but no more no than the peraon who recelvea a counterfeit article In place of the genuine. It l therefore very Important when you tnek for Hosteller" Stomach Bitters to iai-e that their Private Stamp over the mi k la unbroken. If you value your health. For fifty year the Bitters haa liecn rccoRniied as the but health--maker In existence, and If you are a sufferer from Indigestion, dygpepaia, conKtlputlon. flatulency or nervous ness. It Is because you have neve tried It. Try It at Once. TO Cl'IiK GUIP IN TWO DAT3. laxative Bromo-Qulnlne removea the cause. E. W. Grove's signature on every box. Price 2i cents. SAVED HIM FROM TORTURE. There Is no more aonlxln; trouble than plies. The constant Itching and burning" make life Intolerable. No position Is comfortable. The torture Is unceaslnjr. DeWltts Witch Haael Salve cures piles at once. For skin diseases, cuts, burns, bruises, all kind of wounds It Is unequalled. J. S. Ger all, St. Paul. Ark., says "From 1SS5 I suffered with the protruding;, bleed In plies and could find nothing- to hnlp me until I used DeWItfg Witch Huxel Salve. A few boxes complete ly cured me. neware or counieneits. Just Received l.ATI'ST STYI.KS aud iATTi:i:ssor UNION MADE CLOTHING K33SSI' Hanging in price from $12 io $20 S. Danziger & Co. UIII011 MADE ui ta, f What Spot Cash Can Do D. SHANAHAN, Astoria's Leading Dry Goods Merchant .Several months ago jiurcliascd from the Chicago Rub ber Clothing Company, Ravine, Wi:orwin 75 Dozen Mackintoshes to be delivered January lit last. Failing to deliver on time ."leeilieil they have telegraphed us "35 percent Discount Spot Cash" to whieh we have agreed. Note lri -i in IMnplay Window. 576-80 Commercial St. You Can Save Dollars By purchasing during my .Special Sale. II. II. ZAPF, i The House Furnisher. I HD-GH rommercial-n. A HAPPY HOME W i t h a White Sewing Hachine in It 20 oer cent off BUY ow WHILE THEY ARE cheap " REDUCTION LASTS ONLY SHORT TIME FOARD & STOKES CO. POINDED A. D.1TIO SUN INSURANCE OFFICE O' LONDON THE OLDEST PURELY FIRE OFFICE IN THE WORLD. Cti Aaaeta, - fn.goo.ooo Casli Aamata In United States. a.bio,Q35 C. A. HENRY & CO., GENERAL AGENTS. 215 Sansome Street San Pranclsco. Cal. SAMUEL ELMORE & CO., AGENTS Castings We are prepared to make them on short notice and of the best materials. Let us give you estimates on any kind of castings or pattern work, lowest prices for first-class work. TELEPHONE NO- 2451. The Messenger School Shoes Something New Strait Good Filling Slyllsk Comfortable and the best shot niada for Cbildrei doing to School TRY A PAIR AND SEw PETERSON & BROWN Astoria's Leading Shoe Dealer. C. W. BARR DENTIST Mansell Building. 573 Commercial St,, ASTORIA, OR, TELEPHONE. ROD 2041. i HERE ARE THE PRICES NOTICE! Fine steel ranges, complete and warranted $22 and $2S Air-tight Heaters from J1.85 up Stylish and comfortable rock ers at U-75 to M .50 Elegant Oak Sideboard 110.50 Fine Mantel Beds 100 Oak Chiffonier 7.50 Oak Extension table I feet only 15.00 Aah Bedroom Suite 12.50 Thirty-pound Hair Mattress ... 10.50 Linoleum. Window Shades. Chairs, Tables. Dishes, Carpets, Rugs, Desks, everything for the house at prices never before offered In Astoria. CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS IRON, STEEL, BRASS and BRONZE Scow Bay Iron 8 Brass Works Cor. lth and Franklin are. Central Meat Market 642 COMMERCIAL ST. Youronliirs for uu'itu. both FRESH AND SALT Will be promptly and natis tw-'.orlly attended to Q. W. MORTON, Prop. Telephone No. 321. What to Eat Is not tbe important question bat how to have it prepared to suit you is a poser The expert cooks at the NEW STYLE CHOP HOUSE on Eleventh street, can prepare a meal like your mother used to serve