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

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ING ASTOHIAN, SATURDAY, JUNK 7. 1002 STRAWBERRIES (;Hliri)riiiii,!iinly iiinl IIou.1 JliviT Ilcrrifs JUKKCr'FUOM THE (JUOWEU. ICKASON Altl.i; citKiOM IOH HATl'ltDA V'M mki.ukii Ross, Hlgglns 6k Co. The Morning Astorian Twun'iioNa m. V TODATB WBATUBR I'oilTI.AN'l), June ,-Oigi.n and Wnhtiitcin mill Ninth Malm-pari-I) cloudy. Uaaion soils fted, (rain and nay. V fine reltt-perl oiiLxm In bulk, W have them. Johnson limn. A -SipmriW ef Orn tlwberrli are dni ( arrive ft Johnson Hn. ' , , The ''Columbia River tlghUlilp was taken niiMM in hr alatloii ycslvnuiy aftnrnoon. Thomas Mnkko will mow In a fw to MuntMitu, where he d.-vul'iji-IKK a roal mliw. Porcelain baths, ntiMitplon bootblack, Hii ckpeii liurl.'in, 1h'i ,tt imrslm iii.xd mi UirtKf Wmii. i)iivi-mni-iit river fori at : At Port land nml Th DolUs tV river will slow 1' f.ili for few Uuy. Nw mm k of fancy kimnU Jul ar 1 1 not at Voktmanm itataar. Cull and tin luHint iiuvlt4i from Japan. Vuu Mil find Mki bean l&c imiU In Hi" my at Uw ItUlng Hun Keataurani. No, (I! Commercial Irevt The lemcr ur 11. Klinoro will Imvr f r Tillamook (toy point at t o'clock on rUtunl.ir morning. All amokani saaofca the "Prlda uf Astoria" cigar N bottler mode. Manurarturmi by MaorVrkine A Kno- ,-i-ttJ in jMHir order fur your winter' : t I I ' of Or, lab or hard wikkl lo Kl IV. i In tnunfw man. I'lmiw till black. Kev. Omitr I Ml nun visited ll.Mt.n dalil's and John oHil' logging chiiiiw till' taller IOJ'l of the wk. while In (mimok, Wanted -A girl fr giheral Ihhikc. orl. .iimI philn cooking. Apply ai title K-nilall residence, corner Thiol and i i luingi?. Tin- mil) 0if to buy l-ill.-t article sad druggist minlilK I at Roger' drugstore, Vmi know where II Im; rail mill cxamtn goods. 1 1 WT A litunlilif Wry.li', I SO I nunl i'l. Kliwlif will iliu- ri'lurn to Krank W.wKlllrld'ii lU'ytU r.imlr nhiti on l!.i. mi-m-i Mllll fil IVWUtlll. WV niiiii.il irrovc thai Hi-lillling'n lw-t hi(inir ikiwiIw l llir ihim nny nth it, Inn you ciin. nml It Mlmll iiwi ymi nnililnx o nvi- II -vliihnwm llnm. M fhl iiwtiHin f Ihn yar It In lmrl nintfiT to tiriM-urv nliH, Juicy rHHBii; bin wf hvi l'n mievaHful In mtilnit lunti- Mhlpmom uf very flnn nlwk j.ihiiwin Hnmi. A liiihuul irf 'hi-ii mill miilliiin lull iil llim otiltm Juki riit-lvil. Vi offer tirn t rmlilriil prliiDi fin nils .vk unly. WI anil miuilne. niAA IlKllilWMtN HON. Tin' Hill wmoke utiu-k fiy I'nt vi'imi! Hivxlh ft Pior Fiwilory wiw iiiln ' ml Into po!tlon yiirJay.' Whinl" n-lll ix'Kln 1 turn n'Xt wwk. mid I1i pluiil will hf In opmvtJin within nn uiIi.t wivk. Hic of lln dry kllim In nnw riiidy fur IhwIpiwm, and th ot'licr hII uiiilif wy Whi'n tihi ify kllim :iiv ritniplntiil th-y will hiivc thn liuif i h r-aixutlly of any 1n tho mn.t, Rclkiblc (joocIh Have You Seen The fine Line of Opaque Window Shades we ;ire welling at '2-r) cents? Live when you live and sleep on one of our hair mat tresses. All mattresses made to order from $W down u to $7..r0. Sec our Mantle Beds with Yum Yum Springs from ".yr up. One hundred useful household articles at ! cents each We sell on small profits, GREAT EASTERN , ; :i Shonohoti YOU' (inKDIT W GOOD v Tim lm(i ntimtMir of kriliin vn m, which hd (i bo pmd In I Hrll rlipvMi mmUi a hvy run on th mmi ufni'turpr of iiht popular innl;f, Ji cmim, immnliMl pure, dllviri'd lo Hny Hirt uf ihu city, II! orti a pint. Iiw rrMiiti mln. tlfdt frtnh randlin. I'lhulii roniim. Titrlor Ondy Htor, f3 riminiiirctiil Hi rue!. Vmi urn nut ininiu'li'iit lo Jiulwi Wi inwll of th runu'd Tokc 1'iiliit ymr iiili'iw you have titilivl ilu. di-Hrlou pwpiirwilliinii m-rv1 t hi'iuliiuurlirn th 'INiki f'uliit Oypt llnjK, on Klumith Mrviit, , Ijntlin' II i if tuilr ((ixhIh wiii-.hiii, mm, iirllli), i-lc, rmi be imlvrnl if A, K. IMi-rimii. (K'illtnt Hiwln-r Hlmu. Kull tin uf Mm lt tt'ltli'M will InirlK-r mitpli. W.hiIimI -H- thr Alwrdin-n I'tti kliiK 1'iitiipmiy, llttMro, Wwth.. nii-iing-miiln-r, t hi'lp In m-m-rnl wiuri', one :lin inn npiiik the PliinUh liiiiifimip- pivfi-ri'iMl, Now I tutit ihiMili r nil rloMnt fur iIk) miiiuiwr vuiwilon. the youth will hiivn lo find wiiivllnn. Hut hi will j lint Ik- dlllli-Mll, If hv In iTriiltl.xl In I li.mi lil wny, John A. MiHiiiroiiiery, t No. 425 llond mrwl, iIim nil kind of tlnnliiK. liliiuibliiK, rJi mid Hlitun flttlNK i promptly and nklllfully mid t very iin..ixiti' prlvri. Hiatlyn pimU limu in)frr. In I'luini-r and iitNkm "m Irouhlf with move uml chimney rtiu thnn hy ollwr ronl on rh miu-knt. (s.rit W. HwntHim, iiBi-nt. TVIi'idion Ull. j Wnt'-r Ponnuinfm will hr In mind j that Tuiltiy, Jun 10, U thr liwl day j mi which bi y water rt- In order Ho avoid t ir n ally whlih In Mmmwinl mi nil ili'llti'ini'titM aftr Hint dt, riiuiihiw-w curry th tamini and Nml i-lorWd Work III IIP city. Th linn lin'liiii-n htih amooVh and tuftH Jroufhi'd. which wi are offrtnf at low Icr prtci than olhif dcahni, niarip I llnilliorn A Hon. j Mr. It. K. Wimd. of KhIimh. will jlflvp ft-fv Iinlnn- till aftrrnon at 3 jnVloi'k, ut thr O. A. H, will, on the uliii't of fiinnlnif fruit, tm-iit and vrifitnni. IiiIIii nrf invllnl lo at IhihI All )M-rm.n havlliK their ImlldlnKX dmiMii ll nri rwiut-Klwl to let them remain deciratrd for today on aiixunt of Mti vllt of Hie irH-nilx-r f die T. V, A It I reiiuwted tnt tla", j piH'lully, Im permit IpiI tn remain un- furled, j Th Aolnrlnn pulillxhe ii complete !Ulie of Hhe Pleellon relurn till mmn lliilf. which I rorwt. II mivlnv hitn j iiHidn fnwn th ofllclal return of '"lat-. nop i Hunt y. ine paper I iimeoien to the Atorln HiTnld fi the tine of the table The tramp leamer Washtenaw, whli-h Iiiiji been lylnu at the A. A C II. II. wharf for ttw pt few day, wlille taking on a rarico of canmil wiliiinn, left out yoislenluy afternoon. Sho I cn route for PiirvI fourwl, where nhe will take on enough nml to bint her on the run to New York. Till mornlnK nt 9 o'clock the re servtd neat o'n at Urlflln A Heed's for the Inlntlve perfimrwinc- of the MiidlHnn Brpmre Thinler Compnjiy, which apear at FlHhera' oHra houf next Mi'it'tuv evenl'jit. and I'ontJnuIng the wleile week. Tli company I com piwisl of flrft-chis arllnW and will produce the ntlrrlnit comedy-drama " A Mounuiln Wadf." The price (ire only 10c, 20c and 30c, Which Iiihuiv lurgv house! ilurlnK the tiiCTWrnint, Don't fall to wnnire tur mait. Lowest Prices FURNITURE CO. Building ' , " MONti titf nU'cK Th who ihavn flt h MttbarnuM merit of h(n iHfl' uKri to apmk alt or preld over a public merilrnr and tM knowtna: lmt to Miy or do, will fladljr avail ihimnelVHi of an mipor tunlty, noon Id b affnnlH, for az- iliilrtnK a knowledif of parllamtnlary UMHjfii without ulte drudni-ry of hard tixly. On ne.( Monday afternoon Mm, Lilian Cole-IlclhH will brain a wuriip of lecture on tbl Imoorlant Riibjent m Iag' trnll, un1r the am ple of dht Aioria Wmnan'a Club. f)f ier a notixl Katrn edtwedrr y: " Kim hit a nhorouirh knowleilit of th tilijccl (uhI I practical and tactful In her manner of explaDnlnH Kllfflcult ptflnlM, anil ImimMlna projirr forma of exireiHri on the mwnory of tier Ktudertl. Cultured women cannot af ford in be wflihout he knowtwlKe tbftt enafile them to piwrtde wldh grace anil dlirnlly when ocinlon rwiulie, I niot henxllly recommend tn aM, Mr. Ollan Cole-llelhel' coiirre of parliamentary URiKe," The roure rsoneUt of five lii'tiire and Hie fe la fixed at the low price of II for Itie courne, which In t4-n lo everybody, Tinrnt ist day Member of O. A. It. afld W. It. C. In ulnll Their Olflier and lU-turn to Their Home. Yelenly cIiwmI thv unnii.il encunp ment of the member if the O. A. H. and W. It. , which held a very In-teri-Hilna nd enjoyaiile cticnmpmeitl In AMtnrltt. All of the member exprifTed Hienmi'lve a" well plcmu-d with their t rent me nt by th olttctna of Alorla mid return to their home with a good word fur tin' clly and It cltlctn. The two 11 lea held a joint neiudon yrierdiiy nl whloh fhey limtiilled trelr ortlrem and after atietnllnn to (ri-iieral routine biinlne returned to ihHr homi. Thy paeil Join' renlutlon showing ihrlr appreciation for the kind treat ment accorded them wlille In AloHa. The nilutipriii are a follow: AfTOItlA. fre., June . i!l'2. Tlie memtM-r of the Department of Oregon Ornnd Army of the Itepubllc, ami of the !eartmcnt of Oreinn Wo man' Hellef Corp, auxiliary to the Onmd Army, In annuo) encampment and ronveftlon niembUl, being grate ful for the cordial welcome and gen erous bospltallly of Cubing Pot No, H, and Cualilng Ilellef t'oriw No, i, and of Mi Wiyol men and women of lor!ii, and wlrfhlng to exprea their appreciation thereof, be It fherefore iinanlmouly lii xntvei'.. That we recognlae In olie oiH-n-hefflrtinl gre-tlng and welcome by our Ailorla cimtrttd 'llie Uya4ty to the Hag ni.il to our rejctlve order that ha alway dlUnguUhed them In the rn.vt enjoyable of any heretofore held In Oregon and we aim mugnlise that thrv have mul the rijually loy al itipiiort of the giiuTou vople of Anlorla In tlwlr effort to achieve their magnificent sui-cea. Uewilved, Thai while It might mm lr(lal to make epeolal mention of any where all mv a deserving, yet we feel eepeclaJly (rraUfliHl by the prc. i-ni e In the parade and along the Hut of march of the army of pupil of the public notion!, whom we recognise a our hope for the parpetulty of our gov ernment and IrfOtutlona. I Signed) Cl. K. OAITK1N, It. V. PltATT. HAHIUKT PITJIK'K, ItKRTBB M. SMITH, El'NICK O. 8AKGKNT, Committer. The Indie of the 0. A. It., which U n nepnrate orgunlattlon, also held thtMr fourth annual anaalon, and at the mtvtlng yesterday paed the following renltitlon: HeRolved, That the alncerc thank ef the Koui'ih Annual Conventliin of the liullo of the Ornnd Army of tilie He public are hereby extended to the cltl aen of Astoria for theJr munltlwnt and moat gennroua hoHpliallty, T.m much praie cajinot be arordel lo Comrade Dealey, for hia untiring ef forts In making our vlit a pleasant rtmembramv and wo lender to him our mot appreciative thank. To the mayor, Curtilng Poet and W. R. C. for tine "hearty welcome uud many courteglea extendinl. To h general exwutlve committee whn duties have Indeed hen anluou and most excellent and well performed. To the pre for Ihelr valuable wervlee to our rati", and also to the teacher and pup!! of jhe public school for the 1nten-t (hey dis played In attending and Joining tn the parade tn a body and. Iteolved, That an espeolnl vote of thank be extended to Department Commander Hloden for his kind w.irds and courta'le extended. AIho for hevidmiarter which were visited by our numerous oonvrade friend extenJIng the hand of fraternal frlendwiilp .ind exprslimi of aymivalhy and appiv clatliin of our good work. To our beloved Department Pre! dent for th able manner In whleh i-he has presided over this body and for her efficient and plendld adinlnlatra lion during the year Jut closed. Also, to all retiring odlccr and all retiring appointed officers. (Slgneil) MTtS. HKUSTIS, MR3. BU0WN. MU3. BRAY, Committee. OFFICIAI. VOTB BY PRBC1NCT. Astoria Piwinct. No. 1, 204; No. 2, 20S; No. S, 2M; No. 4, 294; No,' 5. 277; No. , 170; No, 7, 138; John Day, 24; Svensen, 73; Walluskl, 21; New AMorta, S5: Warrenton, 49; Otatsop, 43; Seaside, 1 118; Melville. 18; Chad well, S6; Youngs River, 24; Olney, 45; Knappa, 41; Clif ton, 78; Wewtport, 84; Vesper, IS;, Jew ellr il',- Mlfhawaka, 20r Btal, Hi Pu. 14; total, mt. VIHIT ritOM fJOMMHIiriAt. MEN. About Four Hundre.1 of Vhetn Will H'nd Two Hour In torla Today. Member of the T. P. A. to the num ber of about 400 are expe iteil to ar rive In Astoria ahortly before : oon to day, Ample arrangement nave bi en made 1o recHve ahem. Th commute having the mattm- In (harrfe wa busy all day yesterday making preparation for the entertainment. The old rigal ta building on Bond t.tret ha been diioiateil and ornamented lnlde until It look a If King Kdwanl' rerun lion would lake plao In iorla. The wall and celling and plllnrs are oov erel with llower and nvergreen. Ta ble and bimchea and rth'Ura liava been arranged to aeat and serve i;boul 400 lierwin. The building will lie used a a. banquet room. The triumphal arch erecte'l In honor ..if 4 he member ol I lie '. A. il. hu Is'en remiHleliil and It ia now "tady to do honor to the mem (! of the T. P. A. Instead of the lettera O. A. R. ami W. II, ., etc., the snleld ynd Initials) of ibe T. P. A.a now ornament the an. Business men .vho have thelr btiildlngs dncfji-auM are .ibo re'iuifted to lot the decoration rrtnaln during thi stay of the visitor, ar,d the hag are requested Ui be iwmlt'ed lo re main flying. It I i-xpec d lo etve the iHltors a grand reveptl'Mi and nter Inln them royally while tney are here, and a t'bey will only rmuln In A torla two hour It lll be a busy time. The committee whle.1 ha the niivtter In iurge, consisting of Mayor Hrpre n.inl, Herman I'rafl, 'J, C. Fulton, K. W. Tallant, W. C. rhutter. 1ia. V. I'riiwn, K. h. Iark-r, ViU.-r L. Hobb, F. J. Curney and Will Madison, will meet the tmln at the .leprn and beard th train which will continue ut Han lrn' wnnery. Here they will leave the train and me.'t 'he Kagle .Military I'and, wtilch will play ome choice se lections. They will tie escorted through the cannery and hwn all of the mi nute ib tall of a nrst-'-lans unnery In oH-ratlon and at the s.une lime will lie presented with a Jill Ue ouvenlr. Pneparatlons have on m:t,le here al so for a Jmsty lunoh and re'rtsflunents. Having seen the cann.,-v they will then march In a body to the city, led by the Bagle Military Band. The line if march will be up Bond street, and thence along Bight to Commercial and along and under th? :riuin;rhal arch at the Astorlnn cohi-t ..nd continuing to Klevenfih street ;ind mrth along Elevelh street to Hind and to the old regatna building rex door io Wells Fargo A Co., where the banqu't will be awaiting them. The banquet is to consist of clam, crocked crabs, -crab salad, baked sal mon and coffee. And the greatest part of tlti- banquet will be that W of As toria' fairest women will act as wait ress. While no speenhe hnd been ar ranged f'W last evening, It Is presumed that a welcome -"-- will be made and there will be a, response, and that there will be a number of short toasts. A noon as the banquet is over he visitor will lake their train for Seaside and will retu-c ' I nd :atr. CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW Rev. Osnar Ostrom will preiu-h next Sunday morning and evening in First Lutheran church, Uprertown, All are Invited. At the Methodist i lui-'cli. Rev. Har old Oberg will present the following subjects: At H a. m., 'Of Royal Blood." at 8 p m., " The M.Mrne-Jsm tf Christ." Welcome to all. The usual aervrtce will b? -bs-ived c-t the Baptist chun-h tiin irpjw. The subjtxt of the morning sermon will be " A Reasonable Sen-k-e." Of that in the evening " Eyes Thait See Not and Ears That Hear Nut." Everybody wel come. Children's Day exercises will be ob served at the Firs: t'o.irfi'.'triional ohuivh ait 11 a. m. The Sun lay school will have charge and progran ilJ be rendered. The pas' or :'.l piach ut 8 p. m. Sunday school n 12.15; Young People's F ' . i.i.n- pn-n-Ing at 7 o'clock; prayer matins at 8 o'clock Wednesday eveniasr. I'mlial Invitation to all. PresbytiHTljut. Tomorrow being chil dren's day, the services In the morn ing at 11 will be by the Sunday .?hool. In any line of merchandise we arc better able to satisfy you than any concurn In the city. No matter what other stores may offer you, you are always certain of saving money when you patronlxe ua. Every time a com parison Is made we gain a customer, read on: STANDARD PRJNTS 2o. r.e TABLE CLOTH c 60 and 75e SHIRT WAISTS 31c 150 ZEPHYR OINOHAM...8V4C Wo PERCALES. 6c HANDKERCHIEFS ..lc TINS, pea", paper ....If $3 SHOES........ $1.95 LADIES' TRIMMED LESS THAN COST.. HATS AT MORSE'S DEPARTMENT STORK. 601-10 Commercial St. Astoria, Or. 'IMP EXCELSIOR BRANO Oiled Suits Jand Slickers Wsnraatri WK.t ItftuU to itsrwl ksril woO( M rmiuh lli. L.A f If.. r. It nim fh-mW Afm'i hmvr Uwm,mwlrMrmUiini. . I. MiMiri rvtiMiii.. Act.., Na SrMrtaM, ' s..mstrer.iM Sl., There will be special music by the sctwiol, exercise by the scholars and a hort nernvrti to the children py the trastor. Bvwy me 1a mtsft cordially in vited to attend tKk service. In the evening the pastor will pr-an cm the theme, " The Influence of Jesus Christ Seen In HWUxry." HA HK II A LI. NORTHWKOT LBAOt'E. At Portland-Portland, S; Spokane, 3. At aramia Taooma, 1; Be&ttle, 1, At Hut te Helena-Butte game post poned. AMERICAN UikWE. At ClevelandCleveland, 14; ton, 2. Bos- NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Brooklyn ;hlcagw, t; Brooklyn, i. At New York HtUiburg, 4; New York, 4; tie game. At Boatun Cincinnati, 4; Boston, I. At Philadelphia Ht. Louis, .; 1'hila iliipbia, 8. THE KING'S CORONATION. The King' coronation promises to be the most elaborate mid costly public function of modern times, and our country is to be represented tiiero by three prominent statesmen selected by the president, who will represent our state, army and navy. Many othwr peo ple Vill also attend the ceremonies, who will take the ocean voyage principally as a means of Improving their health. They will, however, only obtain tempor ary relief, and their old complain'. will surely appear again when leaat tNHct- ed. The bart way to recover your hearth Is bv strengthening and restor ing the stomach to Its normal condi tion by the use of HonteUer's Stomach Bitters. It la a punitive cure fir losa of appetite, nervouaneca. Insomnia, in- digtkm, dyspeprto and malaria. Try iti THE LATEST IN BERRIES. Order while they law. The Logan berry, a hybrid between the tame blackberry and red raspberry; fruit, very large, deep reddlah maroon color, rich flavor, no core. Mammoth black berry, hybrid between the wild black berry and Loganberry. Fruit very large and melting. Strong flavor of wild blackberry. Cants of both are strong, vigorous and prolific. A doxen plants of cither variety bear enough for large family. Sent, expressage prepaid, on receipt of $2 50 per dosen. Mention this pa per. NOVELTY FRUIT CO, Walsonville, Santa Cnia, Co., CaM. SUITS OUR CUMATft. 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 stain which preserves the wood, prevents moss, and retains a fresh, handsome appearance. Particularly Is such the case In damp climates. The need Is well met In a perfect article made right here In As toria. Cutblrths Creosote Shingle Stalna are penetrative, preservative, handsome and durable. They are put up In eight colors and tvery package guaranteed. pshep's Opera House L. E. Selig, Lessee and JHgp. One Solid Week, Commencing Monday Evening, June 9 The Universal Favoritea 12 FIRST-CLASS ARTISTS -12 Opening Play A MOUNTAIN WAIF New and Pleasing Specialties Members of the Company. by ADMISSION, 10, 20 and 30c Ladles free on Monday evening If accompanied by a gentleman escort with one paid reserved aeat ticket, or two ladies will be admitted on one re served seat ticket .-. : Seat sale opens at Griffin A. Reed's Saturday morning. T WHITE WAISTS "If" Every lady in Astoria must admit that the White Waist i hy all odds the Wait of the season. We have tha largest and mfwt varied assortment ever shown in Astoria and at popular prices f(c, 75e, $1,113, $1.50, $1.75, $2 to $4)0. Call and compare our values with others. aaa"jaaav CDpriAl 30 yds IMr0llTEl)"8HANTUN0" JlLvllL Pongee Silk at price of Domestic. 49 cents a yard Sold everywhere at 75 cents per yard. " NOT ("IIKAP ;OOI8, BUT ooor hoods niKAiv SH ANA HAN'S Nhaaahan JFttaildisigr ConsmenrlaJ Street 1 STRICTLY FOR THE HOME BRIGHT AND ORIGINAL Indian Baskets FNE ; " -. Fancy Crockery c?' Souvenir Dishes hitktcsty. Fancy Silver Ware Cut Glass, Etc. Prtr n. . FOARD & STOKES CO, RE-O PEN ED Thoroughly renovated popular eating place Only white he!p. John NEW STYLE Special Drive on Rugs Add Comfort and Beauty to Your Home Handsome Patterns, Best Qualities; Trices from 3oc up. Lovely Moquettes 95c and' Upward. Handsome Pr Brussels Art Squares, $450 and Upward Nothing Better. Prices Lowest. Call anil Ses. , H. H. ZAPF, The House Furnisher. TRULUNGER, EASTABROOK & CO. mcoiisoii to THEO. BRACKER Jobbers and Dealers in CIGARS, TOBACCOS, SMOKER'S ARTICLES, PLAYING CARDS, STATIONERY. AMBER GOODS, CUTLERY, ETC. MEERSCHAUM AND BRIAR PIFES Pipe Repairing A Specialty The Palace Commerclat St- Everything the Market Affords. Castings We are prepared to make them on short notice and of the best materials. Let as give you estimates on any kind of castings or pattern work. Lowest prtoes for first-class - work. ; TELEPHONE NO. 2451. ; and modernized. The most in Astoria. Open all night. Blasich, Prop., Eleventh St. CHOP HOUSE 513 Commercial Street Astoria, Orejosi . Finest Restaurant in the City Regular Meals, 25 cents, Sunday Dinners a Specialty. XL l Whipple IRON, STEEL, BRASS and BRONZE Scow Day IrcaO Bf 253 Works tor. 18th Dd Friskllu ri