THE MORNING
ASTOKIAN, TUESDAY, JUNK 10. 1002
A REMINEER
Every article you
jtcrft'ct Hatisfaction
rofumlt'il.
Ross, Hlgglns 6k Co.
The Morning Astorian
TKUOPHONB et.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
0iton telli ftetl, grnlu and bay.
TIu AIIUnr arrtvnl In HuiiiIhv.
Tlif Klilr nrrtvi'il In finm Sun Kraii-
A (Itio lollili l'.-url onion In tulh.
We lime lli-iM.-Jniiii)n llro.
A liim-iil f Ori'Koii trwb"trlra
ant ilnc tg arrive fur JijIihiwii Him.
today.
ot.imf, I3.-I .r l('ti. t niffy
A. M u Mlllit', i iii nir Hum! anil lllrv
rhlh Htn-i-tii,
I'uicrt li inn -e. th tttulMf inun ut
Tlllummik. ituiif In on Un Hu li. Kl
ni'ii " yrmonlny.
Von J a ni) th IS' fiwal In
() til)- al the KI-liiK Hun Keataurant,
N'u Si; I'timmi'ivlal tiwet.
iH-putv iilri.ir I'.icloT .IiiiIHm1
tltt-i t'tilnntnrti ycwli-nlity -Wong Kw,
l.um Kle n1 liti tk 8u
Kf !i vniuitl' ami fntlli Jimt tr
t'ftt'n) ui t'offi-y MwMMInn'o, em--nr
lioml niul KU-vwiith iiiw!.
I"... Wrtlwr. liuti-Vr fi.r the t'lty
I.IihIi Mnrkxl. 1 eonninil to hi Iwil
wltli Hiftil aiiiti k of Htckm-M.
Ttm IUiy, of hunlwiu' ili-iKiHtiirnt
it Kuril A ttK. In runrni1 1" ll
rim with an nitiuk of Nli-kiwDX.
!niin Nflxoii. a native of Hwwlim.
i.k.k mil lit flrxt lapcr yoatpplny to
ltniin- a cltim-n f till i-iMtnlry.
NVw Mtivk of famy good )ul ar-lU.-l
n: Yiktiniiin Itnuiar, V11 a,nd
ilic !i't nnMHi)m from Jnpan.
Hiiih' Ci.lin the iniirlmni piinr
i.f Tllla ii xik. arrived on the Hu II K1
tii.i. yi-Mi-r.l.iy Imiuirl fur Portland.
Si ml in vmir iiir f'-r your vinti-r'
mipi-ly of dr. lnu or tiurd wmd to Kel
ly, III.- trnfi- man. I'hoiif Wm k.
Ail Hunker noki the "I'tid of
A ir:n" i-icar. No hellli'r mad.
Muniif.n iiiii-i l.y Mt'rVrlitu Kno-l-l.
(Niiiuiimii Iiik totnorrow w will n -i-hf
Ih-niiH iliilly. illiwt froni
Hi" KTr al Mi. Tiilinr-JoIiiihoii
III OK.
Vou in Ihiv N'Wih 1IiTvIiiI'.
Ill-' ifi '.tl iliitvlruff i-iin-. for "fi -i-iiH
hm' liiilllc at th. (Xllint Itarli.T
!lo.
All rmmty uminli ilritwn ut lh
l.ii icrm of (lii t'ounly imin fin1 mm'
innlv for rtdivrry i Hi.' inunty rlrk'
i.rti.-...
A i oiiinii-nt itli-l wiinled for i(it
inl lioiiwwoik. ApHy oomor 1'lirlilh
nml l-'riiiklln ntm-1. (Iool uiito'H for
IT" "I noik.
S -ioi.n-r .vkiiic urrlvci) from l'opl
Inml yi'Klirfny. locll with fi.K).iiO fwl
of IiiiiiIh-i- nml Irfl ImhI eviotlliK tr
Sail Kr.mrltno.
Th.- I'i .miiokv mnokrr ran mnoke
U till- Ui lli-lli' rltpir. 1( k tin' iiriHluc
of Aitorln (iklllii) wdlto lolior anil In
nut i-xii-Hi-d.
Wiiimil A Hrlrl for gmwal hou
work nml plnln i-uuklng. Apply al th
Kinil(ill nuliloni-, corner Third and
Kt.-hnngft.
Rclinblc GoocIh
Have You Seen
The fine Line of Opaque Window Shades we are
helling at 2" cents?
Live when you live and sleep on one of our hair mat
tresses. All mattresses made to ordor from f .'10 down
to H.M.
Sec our Mantle Beds with Yum Yum Springs from
$.).!" up.
One hundred useful household articles at " cents each
Wo sell on small profits,
GREAT EASTERN
Shariahon
TOUR CUKD1T IS GOOD
puidinxe gun ran too J to give
or your money clirwrfuHy
lo rrwini, itirarattlwil pure, dWIvenn)
lo any jmrt of th city, IS o-nu a pint,
Iw cmitn hikIh. Ui-m frah camlli.
I'livaii) room", j'arlor CiuiJy Btiirc,
US ConiiiuTflal atrci-t.
A nnw roof Hi U'lnif plai-ml un Ui
lluninioiiil 1 1. ui- oppotfttx (he inumi-n.
Ui-r ii'iit, n"1 th ioupm' 1b alwi Ih
Iiik ri'tiovflli Innldo.
At thin iwanon of lh yar 1t U tmnl
niiiltiT to priM-tiro nl, Jillry oraiiffrm;
lint e lmv ljii-n atliiiiwful In jrmHnff
a larito hlpniniM of vry fine atoi k.
Jiilitmon Hron,
A rarbwl of nhcap and Ituill u in
prlri-d lHslr.n tilt Juat rwlvwl.
We offiT litiiti at r1u') prin for
ilila fk only. V)1 and examine,
CUAH. HKII.IMHSN & HON.
TtnTp vtftf thrw luiky iM-rxoiw In
Amorln In tl' Kmimlnr drawing.
rVatk W.lfl'l(l won a nlmt gniti, Mrn.
II l-Vrinwon iln-w a fli'ld gliu nml
Mm, V. J. Hi-iilly tmn a i-I'M-k.
I'Virtilly Bvrlntrt-ii from !. i-rn up.
I ard al Itor-ni', Koitnluin iiyrltitf
ifrom .Vk- iipwunl. Any kind of run
luf g-xnlii you may want at Imtiom
rtgunn Ht Hoffrr', fald Ki-llowa llblg
Tto- hIiwiiht Kill- II Klmort' arrlvml
In from TllkiniHk -tirdiiy with a
rfikul i-Aigo of ilulry pn)un mil) a
numlxT of xutBi'nKirii. Hhc will UI
ugaln tomorrow inornltig al n'rlm-k,
John A. Momtpwnery, . ait No. 425
lton.1 miwl, dm all klmla of tlnnliiK.
pluinUliig. raa and anim lilting
promptly, and aktllfutly tid at vrry
nmliHTUi- jirivet.
)Ulyn noaJ laata ongtr, la clmnrr
am) inaki-a Inw iroulitr with aiovcn
and chimney flum than any oU r rnu)
on fhi- nairki'l. sirg W, Kjwilxirn.
ag.-nt. T-l'ihon 131).
nttr pfinmimpra will tear In mind
that TiKvduy, June 10, ta the lt day
on w'hl.'h ti iy wnn-r raitm In onli-r
lo avoid tlii1 K-tialty u-tiloh hi bjmiii1
in u'. ilrllniin-nlji afd'r tlmt tn t".
An pn-rgitlr youiiK man of good
harsu-li-r who lhi a ltlon w"hh'h
11I pay frtn HO pit mntitti up. ac
inrdlngl to the Himuinl of tlm niul
liili-iit I'tnployiil, may Inquire at Hit
AxlorUin nfflif.
Cmiolnwi wi rnro' kirtfint and
l.i-iit "i-lii-tid aliH-k In lhi city. Th.'
Mm Inrhidi-a both- wnooth and tufll
.nili-hi'M. whli t arf nffirlng at kw-t-r
priri iha-n otlw di-aliT. (harii-s
l.-l!lrn Son.
Tin- Toki INiInt (tyntrr llouw la
mHlly ill-wiring thi- i-nvlhli- reputation
1ii-1i It 1 making for Itwlf aa the
plaiT on the t-oiuit for oyxtrr din
nim. Tnitt puirwlf and friend to
omelhltiK really good toilay.
The new ("liilnop mill la expoi-ted to
Im- i-ompleted and ninnlng In full tilimt
hy next September. Thla will be a
great feeder to AaMrln. The hirge
niiMili.T of men emph-yii) and the raw
material uaed will help liuttlnewi from
niu'iy wandiKilntM.
Mr. M. IV-lJn. tho an-h1te;t, return
ed to the rlty Iiiki evening, after an
ubHr-noe of five montiha in Kuteka, t'ul,,
w here he waa employed In bin pnofea
on 'n :he Irvt 'reiit of the Hammond
Kumlier' tNmipany. He will renume
work In hi Aatorla ollW-i- one.
The work on fhe addition to the Aa
torln llox (Vmipany'a meaBhoiw hi por
greaMng ra(dly and will lie flnktheil
In few dny. The nmehlnei-j' "f the
i-omiHiny la ninnlng on full time and
they have all the order fcnat they ran
nil. It la ta one of the bualeMt Inntltu
tloiM In the fty.
Lowest Prices
FURNITURE CO.
Building
rilONE 2145 BLACK
P. O. Wgi, while eomlng In from
N"lmlem Huuday iluu) an avcldimt In
which one of hk Ihrwm waa involved
and UM Mm life. Th florae whlnh w:ui
hitched with another horaa to a twu
honie wagon, got down In the mud at
a bad place 1n the rood and In a alrtig
gl to regain lla fwet H Injured Itaelf
Intintally and Mr. Wa wan inmpell
il to kill It.
Inormuilnir poiulairlty haa neceniilla
le! the willing of aiHither dlurir In the
INtloi-e llarber afiop. With Bv flrat
iliwa artlata, th nuwt omforftibl
chulm money could buy, the hundaom-
ert furnlturo and I orgeat mlrrora In
the city. Improved aanltary precau
tion with all cuatimu-ra, and the cloan
int Itatha on Che ooat, IhU llictltu
tlott may b Maid to be aomewhaA In
;ulviini-e of moat up-to-dute bualnua
hmiaea,
liarlty IibJjo, Su. jK'gr'.- of
Honor, epi'tcd th l ilowin ullUe.n la.
Hrfturday e.-t il.u: lr. Kreil Wt fit,
I i chief of hon tr; Aran 'Vp -, imef
of hmor; liura ,'iniii-oit, lady of hon
or: I ,n urn John n, !.i.y of honor;
Anna lliiyard, ttilef f cerefnonlea: C.
II HtiK-kioit, rei"n1er; Mr. John Matt
witi, reielver; Kat Uarragli, ubcr;
Annii SHtiKin. Iite-4de watch; Mr. Ooo.
Morton, Min. John Mattaon, delegAtea
lo grand I'Hlge.
An an Uluxlratlon 4hmt conatant
ilrop of water wear away the rrk.
conductor on atre-t cora are com-pelli-d
to have their pocket lined with
leather, and then the leathor fretUent
ly weam out In-fore the cloth. Tlie
number of time a day In which they
are orneUi'd to place their hand In
i heir pocket f.r clmnge aoon tell on
she p.H -kt-rx, and a - ket irf the ordin
ary kind wear out before h mnaln-b-r
of the mill I even willed.
At the Chamber of Commerce meet
ing liiKt night refulr routine bualn-
hub initiwii'li'd and only a few mat
ter of IniiHirtancf ramie la-fore the
ho-ly. Th- regul.tr meeUng of fhe
ItiiKln Hoard of Trade will take place
In I'ortliial. June 17, and VIce-ITwil-
li-nt Welch will r-preit the Cham
ber of Commerce at the meeting. Pro-
lire wan ri'inirti'd in the work of the
publication of the new llluatrated book
advertlxlng :h reemurce of Aatorla
ind ClntKop County.
Sum 1 1 children kindled a fire under
the autloon of Harry June In HiM
Aatortu ymtcrday. ami liad tt mil
been for the promirt action of the foro
mnn of Kopiw' brewery. wo hftIlH'ned
to ee the amoke -mlng from under
the building a aerlou fire wmild have
reenlted. The (ire was Immedhitt-ly
extiiit,'iilehd. The children were very
mnnll ami did nl reallie what they
were doing. They found a mJI pile
f b1iii- under rhe building and (h nitt
!i would le fun to ee it burn.
Seimlde ilge. No. 12, A. O. I. W..
elected the f.iHowlng offli-er laat Pat
unbiy night. Shev, nui;-'? Work
man; Nick It-wier, f.iriitinn; A. L.
Clark. ovcreer, r. . Wlnt m nd.i-,.-r;
A. T. ilev.-rl. jrul-le: O. F. Mi.r
ton. Iimlde watch; c. - I.U Hrlde,
oiitnide watch: 'Ti'orje Kabo'.n librar
ian: Ii. Kmc. T'lttl". (')rdiner and
I'llkington, medio U .'xanilnerK Tho.
re!ey. .1, A. M.mv.k mu-i v. Wm. rt"y.
Ch.ux. H. StiH-ktoi. V. '.. Clar.r rnd
Nat Joiied. di-legii." to Ktaud ! i'ge
' A rolk-don mviired lietween two
itreet cam at Knbt-g Matlon In FJaait
Antorla yinlenlay morning, doing no
farther damage thnn to manh ome
gln In the veatlbule of a car and
cuae a alight "ut to the noe of one of
the molormcn. from ll1ng ghuw. Tlie
cr for town. Sanders motorman, while
going down the grade got beyond the
control of the motomian on account of
the break failing lo wwk and t run
down with great force Into the car In
charge of Smart. A Tittle alarm and
the alight damage mentioned wa all
that resulted. There wa no delay In
tile aervlce.
An Iretereating twy t told of how
aome Eaat Ashirla boy captured and
klllI a bear hwt Sunday. Bear have
been frequently caught In the extreme
ly eastern portion of Aotorta and are
frequenlly aeen just ouiwlde of the In
habited portion. They came down from
the foothill and aeai-clr the ver.r for
flah. The boy had aeen " aigna" and
put out a bait for Mr. Nniln. Sunday
morning they found a young cub se
curely caught in their trap, end then
came ilne fun of dlapjitcMng him. Af
ter having nil of the fun they ih sired
with the Miing beir In captivity c-ne
of them placed a rifle to his -houMer
and put tiht bear out of It trouble.
Nfl tiler of the lo)n wn over 14 years
old. and they resurvled their bear
catch a.i a great one.
SCHOOL NOTR3.
No asgnment linve yet been made
by tbe school lioard, but the following
li-oetierM have lxn re-elivtwl to serve
during the tnext achoul year:
A. U Clark. Miss Ilora naddolet.
Mr. Carrie Krhfrer, Miss May I'ti
lnir, Mr. Joaie McConnack, Mis
Kllxabcth MitMnn. Miss Kthei Blinn.
Ml mi Annie Olsen, Mr. A. U Fulton,
Miws May Morsran, M1ss Lillian Lewis,
Mlaa Maud Stix'ktnn, A. A. Cleveland,
jr., Mbia Mary Garner, Miss Mary
IValcy, Mlm Katherlne Slnnott, Mia
Mury Fiwisett, Mm. Jennie Busey, J. C.
MoCue, Mrs. K. Lemon, Mian Maud
liny lea, Misa Bmma Ausmuo, Wat
Meksn DIcklnaon, Neil Stupp and Mia
Anna O'Nell, Two vacancies are to be
supplied for the hlg'h achool by the
resignations of Mhja Emma Warren
and O. A. Warfleid.
roiINOn, ' MKKTINO.
An dJournid mefttina; f "the oily
ivninr II wm held last evnlnng, at which
nit th member were proaent except
t. A. Trulllnger. Hut little, other
than routine, btMHn ww on hand
for co-wHI watlon. Application for II
cne were received from John Har
ry, Mwan Wllwin, Iiughry tt Martin
and Hunry Jmie. A llquvr Ili-ene
wa gritted to Mammn It Tylierg,
An orJInance, Introduced by J. V.
Ilur.is, wa ihmwi under auKiienvton
of h nile, empowering ehe committee
on treitlth and police to advertloe for
bid for ein lotilrig and preparing for
use the lot i-kN'ted for a public
dumping ground, afur the city sur
vey or ha made an entimat on the
anie, the exiKne not to more than
1100.
An ordlnince waa Intrvjduced by A.
Hrlx for Bhe jiayment to the county
the um of ttt4G.2S, a prr agrermnt,
for jilutlng cruhd rw-k on th county
noal lealing from uth end of Flf
teenth alreet to Willlatnaport.
A resolution, prowied by John Nord
trom. wa aiiopted, for the improve
ment of Fifteenth nlfeet from tm
mercl.il to Kxi'Jiang. The committee
on at rent agreed to cfiort fav.irably,
at the next meeting a rewoiirtlon for
the Improvement of Commerrl.il mreet
from Sixth to Tlrtrd. Conaldi-rable dli
cul'n wa hud on the neceaslty for
providing water for the city cemetery
on the went aide, which ended by 1n
mrucllng the unnrnlt u-e on public
properly to confer with the A. & C.
It. H. "o. a to th pmoablllly of a
spur bfng conairut'ted from the main
tra'-k to the cem-';'ry, before author
izing any m ire exi-ndltuie of money
fur the cemetery.
Bills were ordered paid a follow:
John Wirt, $4.Ju.
Ch.u-les Johnnon. 116.70.
J, F. Welch, t!.
Foard 4 Hbrkes Compary, 11.10.
Oliif IMeraon, I2.W.
Atiria Woilyard Compajiy, (4 50.
St. Mary' Il'fspltal, J 1 00.
I'ay-roll of aupeiintcndenl of street.
1133.75.
Bay-roll of oily Biinwir, J.13.W.
After informal dim -tin.! n aa to the
dispoaltlon of dist-a l-1 flr. liomeu,
which- called out considerable senti
ment In fav.r of taking gviod -are of
them until they ah-mid die natural
death, council adjourned.
FISHKItMAN AND SKA LION.
Combat in Which the Fisherman Oot
the Worm of It, but He I Will
ing to Try Him Again.
A dlpaiih from San Francisco tell
of the fearful fight between a fisher
man and a sen Hon. a follows;
Harry Thronn-n, a fisherman resid
ing at Fujirtn and Jones aure-'ts. West
Berkeley, had an "Xcltlng encoumer
with a sea Hon while sailing on the
bay. The young man was dragg-in a
net from the biMt when th brute ap
peared alongside the lnl and showed
fiKlit.
" t hail bi-en Ibtliing the eiltinj day,"
said Thronn. " and when I w-gs about
to drag my net I noticed a di8.urba.nce
In the wat-r. I soon realised that I
was about to be uttn-k-M .ind I pre
paivd to fight.
"A the sea Hon app-wed I ttruk
him. I th'Sti last sight of him, but In a
few minute he put In another appear
ance. As he showed his head 1 threw
a bolt and he sank ben -a:h the sur
face only to rhe under by boat and
capalxe It.
" 1 gut into the boat again In a hur
ry, and as I did so he attacked me
again. I fought him and he finally
dlsappear-d. 1 then hwt my sensB.
Thronam was Injured about the
body In the Lneounter, but claims that
he will go out again and -make an
attempt to land the monster.
WBST S1DK NOKTS.
Mrs. C. A. M.lulre wad in Astoria
on Saturday.
Mrs. Dick Halderman made a trip
to Portland last week. '
Xrias Florence Graham is In Portland
and will remain several weeks.
Miss Fay Hill spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in Sklpanon.
Mrs. Alfred Dawson and daughter,
Mivud. spent several days In Astoria
lae week.
Mr. F. W. Preston is not so well
again. Dr. Cordlne-r was called over
last Wednesday.
Hosivltal Steward Wood, of Fort
In any line of merchandise we arc
better able to satisfy you than any
concern in the city. No ina:tr what
other stores may offer you, you are
always certain of saving money when
you patronlxe us. Every time a com
parison is made we gain a customer,
read on:
STANDARD PRINTS........ 2c.
25c TABLE CLOTH c
60 and 73c SHIRT WAISTS 31c
15c ZEPHYR GINGHAM. ..814c
10c PERCALES 6c
HANDKERCHIEFS lc
PINS, per paper lc
tt SHOES ..; 1.W
LADIES' TRIMMED HAT3 AT
LESS THAN COST.
MORSE'S DEPARTMENT STORE.
508-10 Commercial 8t Astoria, Ore.
Advantage ot a Lifetime
Steven, hn gone to Hkagaway for an
Indefinite erVid. ' .
Mr. J. A, Taylor and daughter. Ml
Mabel. p(Dt aeveral day with rela
tive at Ravel.
Itev. Wm. Hey more Hhort held er
vlce In M, ThnTna-by-th-ea last
WednewHy evening.
Hherlff Llnvllle win on i W.tt
glde Haturday rwelvelnf the congratn
fation of hi friend.
Mr. Frank Sutherland and wife and
Ml Il Stur are vieitlng Mr. C.
W. Knowle at Seaside.
Mr. Cora B. Stuart t at 8etde for
the summer. She ha opened a res
taurant for the aeaon.
Mr. Munaon wa In Astoria the
greater part of last week. Mr.
Megter returned with her Saturday.
A pleasant party wa given In War
renten on Saturday evening In honor
of Mr, and Mr. Willi Tfoyoe, who are
visiting on rhe Wfst Bide.
Dr. Ja. M. Reagle, wno ham been
o long at Fort Steven ha gone to
Ftrt SnelHig. Minn. Hi place at
Fort Steven I taken by Ir. H.
Smith.
M ', O .P. iraham ha put out an
other launch. Thto inowm-d by a party
in HikkI River and a soon a the ma
chinery is In pbice the launch will be
ready for delivery.
NHWH FROM ALASKA.
Report of Safe Arrival of Well-Knokn
Vei From Thi Port.
A letter wa received yesterday by
John Nordstro.-n, of this city, secre
tary of the Alaska Fishermen's Pack
ing Co., fron P. A. Berglund, of Nuah
.igak. Alaska, giving valuable Infor
mation about well known vessel which
sailed from this city and which have
arrived at that point. It will be re
membered tht the bark Harry Mors
sailed from thl point April 1J. and
that J. J. Reynoll wo her taptaln;
th? North Star. C. 8. Crim, captain,
sailed April 21. F-Slowimr are extracts
from the letter:
" Steamer North Star arrived at
Nushagak May 10. after a very nice
trip. Bark Harry Morse it outside.
I cxp-ct to get her In tomorrow. Mr.
J. A. Carlson and four men came In in
a lishlng boat thi-morning and report
ed her outside. We had been outside
four day looking for ship and found
the ship Sterling, Ouy C, Goose and
St. Nicholas. The ship Sargent arriv
ed here May 12, after 35 day voyage.
Everybody reported -well and best re
gards to all. Time is short and lots of
work. Tours, very truly,
" P. A. BERGLUND."
AMU3EM INTS.
Lowe's Madlsm Square Theater Co.
opened for a wjek's engagement at the
Flsh-T opera house last night, to a
packed house. Standing room was at
a pc-mium. The play waa a sensational
comedy drama, entitled " --.n'n
Waif." The company is a most capa
ble one and gave an excellent per
formance in every detail. Miss Mil
dred Eddy and the comedian. George
Florer, as " Jerry," took the house by
storm. Tonight the same company
will produce that great Irish comedy
drama entitled " Kathleen Mavour
noon." The price 10c, 20c. 30c.
A NOISELESS TYPEWRITER.
Scientists claim that the exercise
necessary to operate an ordinary type
writer to gether wlfih Its noise, tend
tt Injure the health and cause nervous
ness. A German inventor has there
fore perfected a machine which is
operated by air pressure on the key
board, and does away with the noise
and much of the labor. Its .idoptlon
may be one way of preserving htalth
and preventing nervousness, but there
Is a better and leas expensive way.
and that 4s by using Hostetter's Stom
ach Bitters. All people of sedentary
occupation need this wonderful med
icine to aid digestion and to keep the
bowels regular. It will also cure dy
spepsia, biliousness. Insomnia and
nervousness. Dno't be deceived Into
taking BOmetihlntr "just a gooA." There
I no medicine equal to he Bitters.
THE LATEST IN BERRIES.
Order while they last. The Logan
berry, a hybrid between the tame
blackberry and red raspberry; fruit,
very large, deep reddish 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. Canes of both are
strong, vigorous and prolific. A doien
plants of cither variety bear enough
for large family.
Sent, expressage prepaid, on receipt
of $2.50 per dozen. Mention this pa
per. NOVELTY FRUIT CO.,
WatsonviUe, Santa Crux, Co.. CaM.
SUITS OUR CLIMATfiJ.
The rapidly Increasing use of shin
gles as covering; for the walls of build
ings, both to keep out tbe weather and
tor ornamental purposes, make a
great demand for a shingle stain wblch
preserves the wood, prevent moss, and
retains a fresh, handsome appearance.
Particularly Is such the case In damp
climate. The need is well met in a
perfect article made right here In As
toria. Cutbirtb's Creosote Shingle
Stain are penetrative, preservative,
handsome and durable. They art put
up In eight colon and averr package
guaranteed.
. The realities; of matrimony are ftn
lea pleasing than the Illusion of love.
ARRIVED
at SHANAHAN'5
Ladies' Summer Vests
"' JU UUtvll following reduced prices
SLEEVELESS VESTS c. 10c, 12e, 13c; 2f)c'
to 75c. '
WING SLEEVE VESTS 10c, 121c 15c, 20c,
25c, and 60c. .
LONG SLEEVE .VESTS 25c, 3., 50c, 75, $1
and $1.25.
15 Dozen CORSET COVERS on alc at
15c, 35c, 50c, 75c and $1.
SHANAHAN'S
Hhaiiahan Building Commercial Street
STRICTLY FOR THE HOME
BRIGHT AND
FINE
Fancy Crockery
Souvenir Dishes
Fancy Silver Ware
Cut Q I a s s , E t c .
FOARD 6k
RE-OPENED
Thoroughly renovated and modernized. The most ,
popular eating place in Astoria. Open all night.
Only white help. John Blasich, Prop., Eleventh St.
NEW STYLE
Special Drive on Rugs
Add Comfort and Beauty to Your Home
Handsome Patterns, Best Qualities, Prices from 3oc up.
Lovely Moquettes 95c and Upward. Handsome Pro
Brussels Art Squares, f 4.50 and Upward. . . . ." .
Nothing Better. Price Lowest. Call and See.
H H. ZAPF, He House Furnisher.
TRULLIXGER, EASTABROOK & CO.
SUCCB8SORSTO '
THEO. BRACKER
Jobbers and Dealers in
C1GABS, TOBACCOS, SMOKER'S ARTICLES, PLAYING
CARDS, STATIONERY. AMBER GOODS, CUTLERY,.. ETC.
' MEERSCHAUM AND BRIAR TIPES ,
Pips Repairing
A Specialty
The Finest Restaurant in the City
Palace
Everything- the
Commercial St- M.rtet Affords.
Castings
We are prepared to make then oa
short notice and ot the best material.
Let ui glv you estimates oa any kind
of castings or pattern work. Lowest
price for flnt-claaa work.
TELEPHONE NO. 2451.
ORIGINAL Indian Baskets
Cheaper tha.
Ay Place
I ft City.
Mall (Men
Ptwaplly Fllle.
STOKES CO.
CHOP HOUSE
515 Commercial Street
Astoria, Oregon
Regular Meals, 25 cents,
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
W. W. Whipple
IRON, STEEL,
BRASS
and BRONZE
Scow Bay Irea G
Brass Works
Cor. Wtb and PrSBkll t: