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T1TE MORNING ASTOlUAN, THURSDAY, JUNll R, 1002 WHAT IS LEMOLA SOAP? It U toilet and Hath Hoap marie at Jw Ari-clea, California, illiiJiif 10 iter em t :i'i..rNOT RXTItAtT OK" L1CMON, but tHw r.U AHTU'IM. The wnp In tmuW tilm le, ahupe and .tliw nf a lemon, looked three t-iikn In a Iwautiful ruiptuNin Mid wit at H, Ross, HIggltis 5fr C o. The Morning Astorian THLIOl'IIO.NB Ml. ' '' TODAY'S WB ATI! ICR. Kali' wenllvr tialay. Option ll feed, i ruin and buy. A tin rsllsn Pearl Onion In bulk. Wt have them, Johruwn Droa, A Hhlpittxnl of orrKin lrawlrrle are duo u rrtve f rr JMinaim iittm. !')ny. , Tim Kaul" wtll (flvf tin enrui'l.n i.i I'liilihuii.t, WttHhlitKliMi, Miimlii -. June ! I'oreelain batfcs, ohainplun bootbUwk, three export bwb'T. boat of ervlc Occident ttaruw Shop New n.iok of fancy goods Juat ar rived at Yokohama Har. Cull Mid see the latial noveltli (rout Japan You will find th bent lfa meal In tuo city at the MUlnK Hun ItUur:int, No. 612 Cummetclal Bl. Bend In your order for your winter' supply of tlr, slab or fcard wood to Kel ly, the transfer man. I'hono 1211 black. All mker imki t tip "I'iIiI" of Antoiin" 1iKi So uetller made. Mitiiiiriuliinol by M'Fiu-Miie A Kim bW. The nl4ttjn-r Hue II. tilnuire loave nut f..r TillaniOuk bay kiIm KatutMay morning tit I o'clock 0. K, Fotr, uumim f-ir mvd u-,.-n-l,i' i AaUnla district, ri'l'd alartit jw viftm majority ovvr hi ppo nnt. ill. W, I'. 0'llrt'ti unit Ml Aii llinily wer. mnrried at HI. Mary' I'athitltr ohurnh ytrday. They b-ft m the night Imlji fr 1'urtlanri. We rsnnnt prove tm BohtlttOf bent baking powder It better than aay oth er, hut you mui, and tt shall coat you nothing to prove tt Johnson Bros. Tlir lain" number of Heritor! "Milt imh whii-h hl I.i tw pnbl In I I Ml i'tu nuub- a h'vy run on '.hi- man it f.i-t !- of Mat puputur sinnk. , ! Kw.l of .-leii ami nmliumprU'ed b.oliMoin iilu- Jiii rvflvvJ. We iiltor i hem ! l'1url irlr for thlx we-jk only. Call anil nmrime. rilArt. oi'.N HON 1, dU' fin hair foo1-IU'hfl, rata, trilby, etc, can be orilereil of A. W. JVteraoft. Ocoblenl Barber Bhop. Full line of beet hair lonlcn anl barbr-r Utlleii, Koalya coal lal longer, I oteaner and make leiw (rouble with tove ami chimney flue than any other coal o lha market. George W. Ban born, agent, Tl'phine 13U. J.hn A. Montgomery, at No. 6 llond artar-t, doe ad Unlii of tinning, plumbing, gae and alm fltUng promptly and Wilfully and at very moderate prtoa. Couchea-we carry the largest and 1et aalected atook In the oily. The tine Inrlude both amooth and tufted coudhe. which we are offering at low er price tnaa otber dealer. Charles Hellborn Soa. Iv. J. W. Wleh. for a long time t MiiKwn a.1 Wrt (inby. Uft Imrt nlnW rtim PrnnHiK'o via Portland, from whli jMlnt he will tuvll for tibe l'htl Iplilnm, huvliiK been alfttlomil at Ma nilla by the irovnriment. Ir. jHm K. Miller takiw hl pl"e aa p"i ur Ki.iti at fVwt Canby. The two gentle men twtlcl the AnUwum a pliaxnt call y,-ilinlny. Rcllnblc GoodH Have You Seen The fine Line of Opaque Window Shades we are selling at 2-r cents? Live when you live and sleep (in one of our hair mat tresses. All mattresses made to order from f.'U) down to 7..r. Sep our Mantle Beds with Yum YumSpring s from $i.M up. One hundred useful household articles at .r cents each We sell on small profits, GREAT EASTERN Shonohoti Y0UJI CUKU1T IS GOOD At th1 waaon of the year It I bard matter to priMUtre nice, Juicy umngea; but we have been wiinnefiil Jn gtting a large ahlpment of very fine atock -Johrieon Uro. Jce creuni, gimrti.mil pure, delivered In any iwrl of the city, r. ornta a pint, li1 cream olu, H-m rranli randli. Private rom, Parlor itnly Htore, t3 'omim-ri'lnl ativi't, Mr, II. 8. Unmiiirt, of the lvveiiliur Journal, of 1'oribmd, la In the city on liiMlmwa omiUM'ttil wlLh 111 iMiper. Mr, lfiHirt la one of thw twt known ri-wlMM-r int-n on the coiuil. You nie nut ,imt(tnt to jinhte Hie nipi'lta of the filmed Toko Point ny,.r unlri ymi hove U-txl Uie lelitlou itvKiitiilon w-rved at heitl'iiiirterii -the Ti.ke l'ilnl iiyter Ilue, on Kltni'iith utreet. We UUiiinnlr.. our liiiid'ii tu.bb-1 in run- any :i r n '!i- im ten iiilniiii-a or i'1-iiirn ymir mniey, t- lein, IiriliKlt. Iktit't Iw lie afntlit 1o tell II If ynu are emitted In your j money, J Set l,rnt - I.nnt night. In ehlp rban-jiii-l, I.-nifih of n-i, i'liO rmlionia, of ! which W fjiihotna 1 thin year' web, reliutltlibr lnl year, Hlv of inth Vi Ini'lif . Itelurn to Hum Kal tlh, HniokllHd, Wiurti. Iti-v. A. 1'irnrMt, who wtui to have rondtti U'd a Hiii of meeting nl the ld ItiMiublli nn hftuliiuartrr In thi- in- Herein of the lYuhollc I 'hi In Ion church did mil reach thl etiy on axount of oilier ciiKntfr-menl, and th meeUng I conarqucHtly )xailioned. County Clerk WherltyCity 3uh and Hisnnler Nelaon and Juetlce of Hk Pi-ace !Milmnn will begin the ranvawt of the el.H'ilon nnurna of the bite ekt tloh at the courthouae thl Liornliig. All (mid libit in and peraou Interentn) In the in nv nee have a right to lie pn ent. The regular mooting of the amie , lMwd of (Huh eiimimlaotoliera of Ore Jgon, will Hike plnw at Kibui inxt ' Friday In, Hie afternoon, Mati-r Klah i Wanlen Van I'liiNon will attend. Noth ing more than routine bUNlumm la ex-pwti-d In wiine before the meotlng. Th" nvmli-ra of the (1, A. U, votor ina who MmvcImI the f.u thet to enjoy the pit neur.-e offmvd by the ennunpnuit tit V!trl, whm M. J. lawman, who ja.-rved In the I'. S. navy from 'SI to '6' i lie . a member of (he C. S. (Irani pout No. 17. Huntington. Oregon, ond came fli") tnllea to and a few day wlrti hla comnubM. .Monday evening next lliie MJdlaon Xiliitire Theater Comiwny will lniiu gumte a week'a engngeiiient at Flah i'in' Opel a holiae, opening in the plefca Ing comt'dy-drtuna, "A Mountain Waif," The company cornea very well reeomniendtMl by the preaa and public, wher htia npiHuriHl. The price which r.re within '.he nach of all tire na follow' (lldreii, In gallery, 1(1 cent; adulta, 20 cent; reeerved wata, 3ii cenla. A chiinge of ierformunce every evening during the week. Seat anle oN-na Mnturibiy morning at (Irlf iln & Heed'. Court Aaorln, FureaU-r of America, eloclcd I he following ottlcvi ItuK even ing' I'nat chief ranger, (1. (Iundranii; chief ranger, A. H. ThUglty; mill oWef, U II. A. Hprauer; Junior wxaalward, Chnrle HHIIwrlght; Junior wiHMlwanl. B. H. "trewmej'er; -nlor hiulle. 1). II. Ilelcher; Junior lHadle, H. Plnnell; ItH'tnrer, W. J. PMIIlpa; recrillng eec retury, F. P. Uenenwcber. The (ourt will rive an excursion to 8emUle July 12. They will alao have a big Initia tory clan Wednesday, June 215. It 1 expected the cl;i will numlier nlaiut :10. Thl -vlll lie followed by a aoclnl. LoveHt Prices FURNITURE CO. Building PHONE 2145 BLACK Rilward A, ileal, forecast offlchil for the (Tnlted Rtatea government give out the following river forecaM: Th i-ontlniied cool weallier baa checked th line ait the headwater of ttie Co lumlilu and Knake river and tbe kiwer ColumMa it UmatHla la alow.ly falling. At rorthind anil Tlie Imtlle the river will re-nauln nearly on a ataiul Wednca- dy, and tlhen alowly fall for a few day, Otttcway Tent, K. O. T. M., ilecu-d lihe follou'lng oltb-em at tholr regu lar meoUng Tueailay evening: Piwit comnmndor, John K. Wbt; commander, A. J, C, Kirhroder; lieutenant nmiman der, J,. II. Hiirauer; record k:)r, V, K. l"oKter; finance keeper, J, A. Mont gomery: chatilaln, W. J, Phillip; aar giant, F, Moody; moater at arm, C. Ilrunold; lat M, of 1 It. It. Wallace; 2nd M. of O,, A. O. I"almer; emtlnel, Wm, Miller; picket, K. H. I.ewl. CKl.lcilltATION A i0. CommHtoe f Clerk ImA Kvenlng De 11I1I11I to Make FourUi if July CelebraCWm a Bucctw. ' At the apeclai meeting nt the com mlUee aiulnto4 by the Incttl iu-tn.il Clerk' Union luat evening to make a iMInlte dexdalon ujion the '(uealon of a Fourth of July celebration In A torla tbla aur, II wan learned -that SV 14 inul been ralawl fort Hie purpoae and upon a full ill u-loii of the uii-( dertaklng It ivaa dwildwl to have the mlebriiitun. KuiJwiraiii arrangement will be made at once for an old Blmu celi-bra t ion. Free 1miU will be run to alt poll I'M on the lower Columbia to I bring people to Aalmta on Uiat date. A number oC pilxm will lie vffeml to indue (liferent on the port of the pub t lie Among the prle will be one fur ithe IjokI Uworau-d building it alore on that dale and anoihvr for the beat j luriioiit of any fmteriuil order In the jelly. It I iUj prupoaed to have tfic Im-kI iiiuak: Air tlie O'x imion evi-r beard on the North Paciitc. cnaat. lh-atde aecuHtlg the ervlce of the Kugle Military Hand It la the purpoae to gl ,'iki pi ieoiia of AaloHa, tailing the beat vnli.w to alng on the oxiuioii. Thl u l.me will be a great drawing card. line niartant feature la atllt to be aci-ompllahi-d and that I the raining of more fund. Burtinvx nun and 1-ltlxeiia gonerully, are rotpjeated to an al xt In tbe malter aa Nin aa poaib'e. .til on the cmiinlttee or send for them and aute the amount you will ub acrlbe. Following are the nurnea of I the i imiiiilfiee: J. U Kline, chairman; C, K. tlray, Ibiliert Mclawn, W. II. Stlne, linndull Ifceed and L. Carbon. The following um have been aub-w-ribed to date: llritieo mertdianta John Kopt Herman Wtae liritlln A Kiwi .... Clerk' t'ninn M. H. Cowland .... 11. U. lloeller I 35 SO 20 M Hoe. HllOflna & Co. Keiim-y & urlbler -n C. F. WIo W Align! I'Xckaon Will MiwIiMin -"O Carlaiin Pro - S. Iinnilrrer & Co If' Hoard & Xtoke Co. 15 P. AJ Stoke 15 iC. It, Morae 10 jThe A. Onnbiu- Co 10 Fisher Hri 10 A. V. Allen ru Alex Tneg 10 ivterson & Brown 10 1. Hlfcinahnn 1 Cha. Hidllintn Hon 10 John Halm 10 C. 11. (Niopor 10 Aup. Oatrlelmn 10 Charlea Campbell 10 Sum Itnrrla 10 N. !. llnraey lfl I'hrlatlnnaen & Co 10 Central Ment Market 10 Prael A Cook Transfer Co 10 Sherman Tranafer Co 10 Anchor mloon 10 K. dimming 10 Swan Wllaon 10 A let CiraiH 10 J. H. Heymour . 6 A. O. Spexarth I H. Kkatrom , 5 Chnrles Itogera .t. W. Conn S M. Roblnaon 5 P. fowler Co. I , s.. B CofTey McMillan 5 T. F. liurln Tohnaon Hi ' N. 5'hlul R The Wonder 8 I Central Hotel 5 . K tiregon iMiKory ilde Hakerr 5 n. F. Allen A Son t. 1-ni-sen 5 N. Kimimmaiin 5 Herring & Munson R IP. A. Trulllnger v t R. M. lHker Hoy Mill 5 Columbia tanudry 5 Hctir Cnrl.ann i Wllllnm Hook S Hurna Twilight 5 Miller & Son S Mirror TtniMva S Commercial 1jha ,, ,..v 3 i "niiT i Pulnee Hatha 2 Total '. 714 PFTIT .TtmOHS. Following Is the Hat of petit Jurors for the term nt court Ar Clatsiyp coun ty, beginning June 16, wWlch was drawn by Clerk Wherlty and Sheriff Llnvllle yesterday: Thomw Mokko. AtUrta; W. N. Smith, Astoria; W. n.PiUnter, As toria; A. Sdierneckau. AKtoria; Asmu llrixi Astoria; Jacob Utilnger, Asto ria: Jacob Sold, Knappa; W. H. Twi light, Knupiia; H. A. Cameron, Knnp pa; Fred Moore, iteunlde; Thos. Mitch ell, Svoaide: K. A. Taylon ClatHop; O. tl. Wirt, Sklpnnon; Jaa. F. Kindred, Sklpanm; C. F. Lettter, Warrenton; P. C. Warren, Warrenton; F. W. Pres ton, Warren tun; P. F. Hulferty, War renton; Sidney Campbell, "Warrenton; J. N. Coffey, New Aatorki; Robert Fakoner. New Aatorte; A. B. McMil lan,, Olney; Theodore Bstoo. Olney; Tin mi a. Anderaon, ClUUmj I.- Krupt ka, Walluskl; J. A. Molntyia, Ham- . ..- . . .. :, 11 mond; Fred Bprtnger, Orand Itaptd; Hugh MofJormk-k, Wine; J. C. Rlenam, Blale, William Lrvraon, Lrewla and Clark; J. 0. Nurnta-rg, Walluakl. MKMOHIAL DAY AT KNAPPA. Fittingly tibaerved, OWier , New NTlea. ' ' Memorial Day wa flttlngly obaerved her by the pupil of th 4iool. Ap propriate exendei were held In '.he White c4mol houae In the mailing, ponalaUng of recltntlon and essay by tb pupil, and apwech making by Profewaar T, O. Hutchinaon, Mra. J, W. Crow, Mr. A, , Foater and other. after which tbe pupil, numbering about 80 marched to the cemetery and decorated the old aokller' grave. Each pupil carried an American flag and iKuinr of flower, and, while marolring from the achookhouae to the cemetery presented a bemutlful spec tacle, Prif. Hutchinaon' memorial ad dreaa wiu full of historic intereat, and one to Inaplre pattlotlam In thv heart of all present, The election lfta-d off quietly. -,. Clayton Hykeman came down frfirn Portland, to apend Memorial day whh parent, Mr. and, Mr. J. 0. , Uyke- mtn. - . - ' ,. ' Cali-b Coulter, who reefrnf' went U Welaer, Idaho, for 1)1 1mkt,riitm that "he" 1 lnjriving and ha necured a noma there , and Intend aoon to Hend for hla mother. They have lived here for 10 yer and have tieen g.ad neighbors. U"tba MoFarlflne, who baa been qu(te a Irk la able to be up again. a - Mixa Mayl Foster baa been ap pointed to teach In tbe public eehool In Oregon City. , THK KINO'S CORONATION. The Kirn's e'ironatlon proml.ier to be the most elaborate and cwtly public function of modern time, and our country ta to be represented ther" by three prominent stateatnen selected by th prealdent, who will represent our atnte, army and navy. Many otmr fa o ple v;ill also attend the ceremonies, who will t;'ke the ocean voyage p4nclpa!Iy as a mean of Improving their health. They will, however, only obtain tempor ary relief, and their oM compliln'.f will aurely appear again when leaat (xjuct ed." The bat way to recover your hearth I bv tr'ngthenlng and restor ing the slomarh to lt normal condi tion by th iie of HoKteMer Stomach Bitters. It I a positive euro f r ! of apiieilte jiervousneKa, Insomnia, in dtgxtkm. rtyspepfla and malaria. Try It. Some Inter esting pacts When people are contemplitlng trip, whether on burines or pleasure, they naturally want the beat attvtca obtainable a far aa apead, comfort and safety Is concerned. Employes of the WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES art paid to serve tbe public and our trains are operated so aa to m.ike close con nections with diverging lines at all Junction points. Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair far on through train. Dining car service une,-el'ed. Meals served a la cant. In order to obtain the first-class 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 nolnts East. For any further information "all oa tnv ticket agent, or correspond wltk JAS. C. POND. Gen. Pass. Agt or JAS. A. CLOCK. Milwaukee. Wis. Andrew Asp, Hanoi Maker, BtarLuith 111 IwmaMr FIKCT-CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES. Special Attention Given to Ship aid Steamboat Repalrlng.General Black smithing, Firat-Clats Horse Shoeing, eic . . CORNER TWELFTH AND DUANB Advantage of a Lifetime JJJJ-KJ-Ut-U-iJJiJm-yJ-i -iq-iri af Ji ii In any line of merchandise we arc better able to satisfy you than any concern in the city. No master what oUier stores may offer you, you are always certain of saving money when you patronize us. Every time a com parison Is made we gain a customer, read on: STANDARD PRINTS 2c. . !Ec TABLE CLOTH .....c 60 and Tac SHIRT WAISTS 81c 15c ZEPHYR GINGHAM. ..Sc 10c PBRCAXJ0S 6c HANDKERCHIEFS lc PINS, per paper 1? $3 SHOES $1W LADIES' TRIMMED HATS AT LESS THAN COST. MORSE'S DEPARTMENT STORK. 508-10 Commercial St. Astoria, Ore. Summer Energy and Activity. If You Are Nervous, Despondent, Sleepless, Irritable or Out of'Sorts in June, PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND Will Give You Nerve Force - Fresh Energy, Vigor and New Health. June should be the banner month of the year for the enjoyment of nature and life. If men and women are r.ot phyalcally capable of enjoying tha good fhlnga of nature and home so bountiful provided by an All-Wine Creator, the fauK I their own In the majority of ., Our nervouaneaa, lnwmnla, despon dency, and Irrltublened are continu al and forcible reminders of 111 health and dlaeaae. ThcSr continuance In June mean 'un-bapplne and misery; their banishment by the use of Pailne's Cel ery Compound means energy, activity, vigor and full ability to enjoy Heaven's beat gift. Thousand are new acquir ing rugged health and buoyant spirit throuph the ue of Paine's Celery Com pound. The blesalng of health, borne, and nature will be your portion If you widely uae the great medicine this month. It truly makes people well. SUITS OUR CLIMATfe. The rapidly Increasing use of shin gles as covering for the walls of build ings, both to keep out the weather and for ornamental purposes, makes a great demand for a shingle ttaln wblch preserves the wood, prevents moss, ana retains a fresh, handsome appearance. Particularly la such the case in damp climates. The need Is well met In a perfect article made right here in As toria. Cutbirth's Creosote Shingle Stains are penetrative, preservative, handsome and durable. They are put up in eight colors and every package guaranteed. FOB SALE. $500 Eight acre Just south of town at Junction of county and old military roads. Lays well; suitable for plot ting: a small ranch or suburban home. I paid $1000 for this. E. C. LEWIS, , FOR SALE. $250 Lots t and 4, block 80, McClures, 100x100 feet; Level and sightly and within one block of my residence. The best bargain offered In Astoria. Buy these lots and build a home. B. C. LEWIS, FOR BADE. $1100 NE. corner Franklin Ave. and Third St., 60x100, with attractive eight room cottage; city water; view that cannot be obstructed, and seven min utes walk from postofflce. This prop erty Is worth $1500, but I am leaving the city and would rather sell than I rent. E. C. LEWIS. fisher's Opera ffcase L;E.Selig, Lessese : . ". One Solid Week, Commencing Monday Evening, June 9 The TTrrtvwwal Favorite) 12 FIRST-CLASS ARTISTS 12 Opening Play A MOUNTAIN WAIF New and Pleasing Specialties by Members of the Company. ADMISSION, 10, SO and 30c j Ladles free on Monday evening if ui'et.uiiutiueij uy grnimn&n escon with one paid reserved seat ticket, or two ladles vrfll be admitted on one re served seat ticket. Seat sale opens at Griffin & Reed's Saturday morning. A familiar aame of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, known all over the Union as the Great Railway running the "Pioneer Limited" trains everv day and nignt between St. Paul and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago. "The only perfect train in the world." Understand: Connections are mad with all transcontinental lines, securing to passengers the best service known. Luxurious coaches, electric light, steam heat, of a variety equaled by no other line. See that your ticket reads via "The Milwaukee" when going to any point In the United States or Canada. All ticket aarent sell them. For rates, pamphlets or other infor mation, address. . . J. .W, CASES, - C. J. EDDT. Trav, Pans. Aft Oen. Agt., Portland. Ore. Portlaad. Or. CHILDREN'S SIMMER HATS I0DAY WE PLACE ON SALE IB DOZEN Latest Stvle Children' Trimmed Hats at 49 cents each All Colors . . Regular Price 75c SHANAHAN'S Srpnnanaa Builrtiatg STRICTLY FOR THE HOME BRIGHT AND FINE Fancy Crockery Souvenir Dishes Fancy Silver Ware Cut Qlass, Etc. FOARD 6t RE-OPENED Thoroughly renovated and modernized. The most popular eating place in Astoria. Open all night. Only white he!p. John Blasich, Prop., Eleventh St. NEW STYLE Special Drive on RuSs Add Comfort and Beauty to Your Home Handsome Patterns, Best Qualities, Prices from 3oc up. Lovely Moquettes 95c and Upward. Handsome Pr Brussels Art Squares, $150 and Upward. . ....... . Noth tag Better. Prices Lowest. Call and See. . , . H. H. ZAPF, The House Furnisher. TRULLINGER. EASTABROOK & CO. occissoas to " -- THEO. BRACKER Jobbers and Dealers in . C1QABS, TOBACCOS. SMOKER'S ARTICLES, P LAYING CARDS, STATIONERY, AMBER GOODS, CUTLERY, ETC. MEERSCHAUM AND BRIAR PIPES Pipe Repairing A Specialty jflg Finest Restaurant in tbe City Palace Everything tlie Commercial St. Market Afforis. Castings We are prepared to maks them on short notice and of the beat matertala Let us give you estimates on My kind of castings or pattern work. Lowest prlcea for flrst-claa work. TELEPHONE NO. 2451. Coamerrfal Mtrrct ORIGINAL Indian Baskets C kca per tsia Aay Place totbeClrr. Mailorder Prssjtlly FlUei, STOKES CO, CHOP HOUSE 513 Commercial Street Astoria, Oregoa Regular Meals, 25 cents, Sunday Dinners a Specialty. W.'W. Whipple IRON, STEEL, BRASS and BRONZE Scow Bay Ires 0 Brass Wcrks Cor. ISth aoa Fraailt are: -