The morning Astorian., June 21, 1902, Image 3

THIS MOItNING ASTOJtlAN. SATl'RIMY. JUNK 21. I2
YOU WILL HAVE TO HURRY I
Hirntln-rrlM r In th prime now, umi m l.v that t.tw
lrt. In down U Hie ImUom notch. We m.UI an enormous
amount yeiftorday and mK!t to double our miles tolny,
We Ar llMttiiiirt'M . ;j Our I'rhe
Ross, Hlgglns 6t Co,
TBUOPIIONU Jt.
TODAY'S WHATillia
I'oUTlaNI), June. N.-Wmtrn Or.
'iti mill Western Waiiiitttoiiilouily
with iHMNlhly an muMmlniiut shower,
mill inoler; KiiKdTti Oregon, KiuKitii
Washington Mini Northern IlltttlO
imr;ly t I'tii'ty with ruuttljly it n oc.
imliiii U shoivr, tillirhtly emiler.
NEW
Belts
Wash Goods
Aluslin Underwear
Ostton trlii feed, era In and bay.
Try our J W. creftini'ry liuttrr. It
in 8iintnli-"i iu you JOHN -
son iimm
You will ttnd Wis besrt l&c nw4 In
the "liy nt the losing Hun llesttturant.
No 812 Commerelal Mtreot.
New mmk of fancy giKxt Just ar
rival at Yokottnnin Itusaar. Cull ami
w the liMmi norvltlos from Japan.
S. nil In yoiir eider for your winter's
ti)ly of llr, Rlub or hard wood to Kel
ly, the lnni(.T inn. I'hoiM) 2211 Mark.
All smoker smoke the "1'rldo of
AatuWit" Ittum. No be-ttter made.
Miimirm itm-J y Marlarlano & Kno-b-t.
You ran buy Newbro'a Herbicide,
Wit great cbimlrutT cure, for 75 oonts
per bottle t Ih Oooldent Harder
lslli)p.
A competent girt wanted for gim
ral housework. Apply cornor Klglith
ami franklin sire. Vmx1 wages for
g1 WM'k.
Kcuslyn coal Inst longer, la cleanor
nml mnki-M lew trouble with sloves
and chimney flues than any other rcml
on fh market, doorge W. Hanliorn,
ajrent. Telephone 1311.
Tlii- prii r time to ran strawberries
In innr nt hand. Wo are now reeelvlng
Inrge shipments dully direct from the
grower. Leave tm your order for on
many erniea an you wlHh to can, and
It will receive careful attention.
.KitlNSON IMtOS.
Reliable CioodH
Have You Seen
1 COMMERCIAL A
The fine Line of Opaque Window Shades we are
selling at 2.r cents?
Live when you live ami isleepon one of our hair mat
tresses. All mattresses made to order from ?.'!() down
' to $7.f).
See our Mantle Beds with Yum Yum Springs from
S").tf up.
One hundred useful household articles at cents each
W sell on small profits,
GREAT EASTERN
SHonnhoti
YOUJl CltKDIT 18 0001)
Tim hurometer fell rapidly ymt.irdny
tnil indliatloiiK lire tlmt a nUirm la
brewing.
Illeycle repairing with tiklll and
plHiMiptneM. Hilppllmi In mwk; work
tfUiininti-.il. Iti llitnw Uli-rtilrul Work
121 Mond 81,
Tli Flint lino of nuriM'H In tlu rliv
nilrely new and new my I.. I haw
pui-wn rr rvcrybwly, from f. r..nu to
IHI etieli, (')liirli-N KuKim,
Ileal, rheitpeot and luteal Ilreworka
lo be found In tlie city, at Jvmte Fung
& Co. 4.'0 Otinmen-lal Ktri-et, c.'om
rly and pick out what you want,
tt... r... a ...
I i in- iiiiiim ifi niiiiii'w ixoiopilNl
wn lielil yiwierilny fMin ruileiMuker
I'olil'a pnrlora, l,!e, ftociir Onlnim of-
M l,i 1 1 it if Interment wn nt (ht-n-
IVOihI,
I Hie llKlihnu li-inler MiitmtolUi
! left up the river yiwleniuy. tthf will
, reeelve u ihuruUtfh ovei-luiulliiK id -re
I iind plum! In reinlliif"" fur her annual
i Ahmkon trip.
! Jiihn A, Montironiery, a,t n,
1 IJond tret, diM all k I ml it of tlnnlntr,
i plumbing, gtm and lun , (Ittlmc
'promptly md aklllfully and at very
J mmlenntd prtvea.
, lt rrwim, Kii(imniril pure. dVllvontl
I tit any iart of the i-lty, 15 cmu a pint,
lee i-rrain Heat frewh candii-a.
j Private room. I'nrlor Candy Htore,
I tsj' t'onimeri-lal aln-et,
I
i A earload of oheap and nwilium
, prb eil blnHiii aultea juat rHlvd,
i Wo offer them at rluewl prUea for
i thla w-k only. YUI and Mainlne.
J t'HAH. HHM.NOIIN SON.
WANTKU f. YltfNil MKN from
'"lataop i-ounty at oliee to pre.pnre for
; I'ualtlona In the Oovernmml S-rvlof .
Apply to Inter Statu foinvapoiideiii
limllliillon. Cedilr llaplda. In.
!, A. Witrllebl rm'elvi a telegram
yealenlay fVom PreKtib-nt CVIeuiun, In
fortidng him that he hud la-en elerlitl
to Ihe rhalr of Iatln nnd Orwk In
tin- WHIamelle Tnlveratly at Sulem.
The llilthh whip Hpekr rleantl ui
the i-iinliMii tumult vewienluy for 'apr
Town, SotiUr Afrli-a. She tukea
'it bui'lela of wh-l Mihliil ,t lifts,
nr.. nml :hhi totia of bran, worth tl.t.
The tlire'-niiiatl a'hiainer l.lle
Vnnii- nn-lv l down the river yi-atiT-diiy
with a rawi of lumla-r for 'all-fiM-nl
i. The fpek, after algnlUK
new, ilr ppiit down to the lower hnr
lair. The anlinon-pai-klng Inatltutloiia are
muklng generoua i niitrllmtloiia to the
('mirth of July fund, i.d ytaterilay
III" I'liliunlilu IUver Iiu-ken' AaKila
llon wnl to Hwrelary Hellg n rheek
r. $20.
rounliwH ww carry Ihe largwt and
beat seliH'ttil tock In 'he city. The
line lneluda lattJt mnoofh and tultel
courhea, which wp ar offering at low
er price than othir dealora. (Tiarlea
llelll"rn ft Son.
Trmy and Merrill were lix-utcd nt
lildgelleld, and nft!- a llvply aklrmlah
with dctectlvea. they earaped Into the
wnnalH, leaving la-hlnd them 1wo nip
ty " m Imprtal" rlgar boxea and the
i-ompllinenlN of the aeiiaon.
The ntlleial on the WitNhliiKton aide
of the rlv.'r have ax yet failed to
iviptnre Jiimt Morrlxuli, the patient
who eiapel from the Oregon state
hoMritn.l, anil It la thought the man,
hearing that the authorities wauleil
him, haa rontlnued north from Nnh
I'ottn, wheiv be wnn last aeon, lie
la not violently Insane and will prob
iiibly not oauae any trouble.
LowcHt Prices
FURNITURE CO.
Building
PHONE 2145 BLACK
Flrt of th mmaon, frawflah- At
Hip Toka Point Oyater Hotiae on
Klevi'iith street may b found the flrat
rrwflrh of Ihe avuin, and nohtrty
known belter how to erv lliein, n
well aa all oUwr aenaomible diilnllea,
Word waa received yeatrday after
noon from CHfton lliat ths bunkhouae
al Iho Ciaik cannery tiart Wn de-
atriryed by fir. Tin ronllagratlon
lookwl dnnger'tua for a time an. n
wn fhought rha wtlre cannery and
adjoining building would go up In
amok. A bucki't ttrlgad waa formed
and the fir gotten under control. The
loaa la thought to be leaa than I'iOO.
In th circuit wmrt yiwierilay after
noon All,' It. t'rlajiln wbh grant'-il a
divorce from Kidney J. I'riapln. The
couplo were mnrriel at AHorln, No
vemilier II, I KM), and In HoplciiilMf, l!KKi,
defendant den-rid plaintiff. The aull
for illmive wan biuu-d on the groiimli'
of deaertlon, One child waa tm 1o
Mr. and Mr, frlapln Fanny Morgiin,
agcil fi, and cuabnly of the girl hua
been giune:d to the mother,
Keliuol Clerk Kerguaon haa Juat
cumtileled the aohool ceuaua of the
i-minly, and th reault ahowa tho-l the
populiillon f 'lo(taoi la rapidly In-
ereaalng, Uiat year there were 241
white child) en of wrliool age In the
city. wMIe jhla year'a ceuaua rtiowa
thul th'ri. are now 2M. Tlieee were
S' 'hln"t toil Jaimneae thlldren of
chail ago llkil, but thla fi-ture of
the ataM.iHr.i haa not yet Ixen com-
Idled. '
In referring to the contliiun! de
feata which lb- Itulie and H.-Hiin
tenma hav- adinlnlatered to ihe Cimat
aggregnllona, a local fan yeatenliiy
unbonomeil hlmai'ir u follow a: "you
; ll'a like Mil It i l- la
very high at Hutte and Helena, und
unite naturally, whin the count tiuuia
vlalted thou., cltlea. they went up In
the air. of eotirxe, 1 mean no of.
feiiae," nl'b-d the fan. a Ihe victim
of Ida Jike gaaiH-d for illgltalla.
The im-iiI lalair unlona have Im-cii np
;i!iei of the exiu-t MntUH of tile I'orl
land airlke and have rwiilved olllcliil
noiltl.iillon of ihe :lmia that have na.
nuooHl an unfair attlluile toward Hip
lalair orguuliiitlona. Almoat 3rtii men
are anlil to be out of employment In
the ini-tliiiolla, and that city will, It
ta mild, lie In bad hae during the
eomlng winter. Ituildlng there 1a
inartlinilly at a uta-ndatlll, and the
condition la mild 1o lie much wora
1kih would appear from Portland pa
wra. CaiMiiln II iHlam, of Uie ateamer
VangJir.l, atwl.-a thirt the people liv
ing along ihe ilver are all coming to
Aatorhi td aie:id the Puiirth, and he
thlnka tire crtwd will be the biggest
In the hlalory of Ixiwer t'olumbla
Four of July ee.brtloria. The peo
ple of tVhlfimet are particularly anx
loua to aaalst In making the Hffalr a
great eucceaa, the coming Kaglea' ex-
unanii to that place and otiier ex
cural ina frn Aatorla having convinc
ed Ihe Jp rlv.r people that they
all. nil,! riH'lpriK'a4e.
A vltll to the alte of the new t'Uil
eop mllla, now building, ahowa that
ihe bnilneaa of the company will be
condui-teil on a much broader aivile
than heri'tofore. Tlw foundatlini, now
almoat conniletcd, covwra a very large
rxteiit. The new mill will have a
capacity of ltHUHHi fnt dally und the
company will alao operate Ita box fac
tory All the power for the different
department will be aupplled from the
mill. When the work of rebuilding the
mill la flnlahed, the company will em
ploy about 150 men ,
The citMnina houae lawn la beginning
to look attractive ugnin, and the grnaa
la growing In amnll patchea. The block
wua recently llllcd In and during the
rainy aeawin win a aea or mud. Yea
terdny the JhjiIWc woa out with hia
hoae In an eflfmt to coax the graas out
vf t'ho ground, and he expects In a
few week to have the prettiest lawn
In the clly. The ahudtt treea wMeh
line the bhH'k on every aide are doing
nicely, nnd generally the upiH-arauce
of the square la 1n marked contraBt
with the delnpldated aldewulka on the
west and east allies of the block.
The Fourth of July committee has
definitely derided 'to hold Ha parade
In the afternoon, Insttvid of during the
morning, as was at Ural Intended. The
procession wile commence lta march
promptly nt 1 o'clock. Samuel F.lmoo-e
hnia been selected na grand marshal
and will have entire charge of the
parade. All the civic societies und
other organizations will be 1s line, as
well n a 2(K troop fnm Fort Stevens.
Yesterday the finance committee com
menced Ihe collection of subscriptions,
and it he subscribers rivqauuled with
surprising promptness in eveiy In
stance. The Astoria t'olumbla Ulver Uall
road tVnnpiiny's motion for a new trlnl
In the case of Mrs. F.lla Scott, ad
ministrator of the ewtnte of William
Scott, deceased, was Argued before
Judge Mcltiide yesterday afternoon,
ileorge Nolnnd appearing for the ad
ministratrix, and (". W. Fulton for the
railroad company. Mr. Fulton's mo
thtn for a new trial was based, first,
on the allegation, a.nd ihat one of the
Jurors became Intoxicated during the
consldemtlon of the evidence; second,
on alleged Insufficient evidence to Jus
tify the verdict, and, third, on errors
of law occurring: at the trial. Judge
McBiide ook the matter under ad
visement. Mrs. Scott wa awarded
$l00o. damages In February last by a
Jury. She had sued for $.1000.
Home eoptc! seem to lai of tha opin
ion that Mark Han la sho lilmai lf
to be one f the common people by ac
cepting one of hU former accrclaHcK
for his son-in-law. Whether he did
willingly or not la a matter whl jh l
tot definitely known. Hut on the oth
er hand, It m.iy be that the young
bride has inherited some of tihe sena
tor's bull-dog 'anaclty, and whether
or not papa, wlahea It. she Intended
to marry the man ihe chose. The
credit, If any there be, must certain
ly bg g1vn th- lady. Hut marrlagi-
arw so ofVn auilt complicated affnirr
that It iak- n n -aiber of purllnm ;nt
to iMMve them.
A singular phenomenon was report
ed yfterday from Hear creek, where,
while scarcely a breath of wind was
noticeable In the city, a full-fledged
easterly gale prevailed. A tdejhnne
message from Andrew f'arlso, superin
tendent of the hvadworks of the water
system, 'was to the effoct hat the wind
icm'Hhed small bulldlnga, toppled
over fence and flayed havoc with
fruit trees. That the gale should
hmvc prevailed 12 miles away from
Aslotia and not In the clly Is remark
able, though perhaps not eny mure so
than the singular rainfall that recent
ly (on Itccoratlon day) prevailed at
Ureenwiiod cemetery, four miles away,
while rhe sun shone brightly 1n the
city and io ralo 'ell to damicn the
pretty dnases of the girls.
The sale of s-at for Wiedemann'
lag fhow of,ena this mianlug at Orlf-
ftn A Iteed'a, The engagement opens
next Mondav for lx nights and Hat-
urdiy miMn . The company Is en-
1rely new this neason and the reper
toire embraces some of the lateat, suc
cesses. The opening hill la the four
act Southern comedy drama, " Dixie
I,ttml, ' a story f the South dur
the war. The author, Jauu's M. Mar
tin, Is a riwlilent of Mobile, and la
throughly familiar with his object. Be
tween acta' the vaudeville offering la
Nellie AVdilemann In an entirely new
electric dance; Fred liwrcnce, the
monologue artli-t. and Lyndon and
illenn, the AuHralian-Americun tra
vestry stars In the sketch "The New
Womnn." The prices for this engage
ment arc l'le, 20 and 30-.
Kmll SchlmptY, a well-known resi
dent of Scranton, Pa., is In the city
on a brief visit. Mr. Schlmpff once
owned a large brewery in Scranton,
but sold out the business some time
ago, and lately had been engaged In
the manage neot of local concerns. He
states thiol the strike of the coal min
ers has completely tied up business
of all kinds In Scranton, which la In
the heart ef the district principally
affected by the differences between
the employers and the minora. So wide
spread. Indeed, has been the tie-up
that Mr. Schlmpff took advantage of
tihw giMieral business suspension to
make a Western trip. He Is rery
much In love with this part of the
country. He will leave today for oth
er Northwtern cities, and expects to
remain on the coa-H for s.me weeks.
Governor-el"- Chamberlain has de
clared hlmslf against the fee sys
tem In the following language: "I
will endeivor to enjoin the issuing of
warr.i its for anything in excess of the
ronitUuMonnl salary, or such a salary
aa may be fixed and thought reason
able by the legislature. Under the
view I take In the premises the legis
lature has the povr to place the of
ficers on a reasonable salary. The
proposition Is to cut off the vicious fee
system. The vice lies In t-tate officers
recovering as compensation an amount
In excess of a Just compensation. The
amount redvHl now is not Itmlted,
and the fees range from $10,000 to
$30,000 a year. If 'he courts hold that
the fees are constitutional I will be
powerless. This !s a decision which 1
do not hellev" will lie entertained,
howevr, by the bench."
John Adams, of Oregon City, ha
IcH-n named by Judge Mcllrlde as re
ceiver of the Trescott Packing Com
pany, on the petition of C, It. Tres
ctdt, Mr. Adams' bonds have been
fixed at $100. According to the com
plaint, Trescott and F. M. Warren
entered Into the sturgeon business In
1S93, Warren advancing the necessary
funds on J having absolute control of
the Recounts of the company, and
Trescott being vexted with the busi
ness mnnngement. In 1S9I the Trescott
Packing Company was incorporated,
the capital stock being placed at $20,
000. The following year 'the business
was enlarged to Include the handling
Advantage of a Lifetime
In any line of merchandise we are
better able to satisfy you than any
concern In the city. No mait-jr what
other stores may offer you, you are
always certain of saving money when
you patronlae us. Every time a com
parison Is made we gain a customer,
read on:
STANDAHD PRINTS 2c.
2Co TABLE CLOTH 6o
60 and 75c SHIRT WAISTS 31c
15o ZEPHYR GINGHAM... 8c
Wo PERCALES 6c
HANDKERCHIEFS lc
TINS, per paper lc
$3 SHOES $1.M
LADIES' TRIMMED HATS AT
LESS THAN COST.
MORSE'S DEPARTMENT STORE.
60S -JO Commercial St. Aatorla, Or.
of fMt for c.(ild-torage purposes. Mr.
Trecott avers that, when he entered
Into partnership with Mr, Warren, It
wax agreed that the profits of the busi
ness should be divided on a fair and
equituM basis. His iiornplalnt ieclte
that during the eight years of the
partnership he haa never received a
settlement, ami that Mr. Warren de
clined to make an accounting, or to
permit plaintiff to txarnlne the books
of rhe concern. The complaint asks
the dissolution of the partnership and
the appointment o' a receiver, as well
as an order requiring Mr. Warren to
make an equitable settlement with
plaintiff. Mr. Trescott says, In his
complaint, that the undivided profits
of tihe company for the eight years of
Ita existence have aggregated more
l han $100,000.
MIKS SATTEK IN TUB LEAD.
Assumed First Place Yesterday In the
(ioddeoa of Liberty Contest.
Miss Mollle Hatter yesterday tiok
first place in the Interesting content
for Goddess of Liberty, and is now 80
votes ahead of Misa Ounderson, who
had held the lead up to yesterday. One
new candidate, Miss O. E. Onslow,
appeared yesterday The vote to dale
la as follows:
Miss Mollle Sater I5e0
Miss Itlrdie Gunderson , ISO
Miss. Gertrude Stockton 102
Miss Maude Stone 5
Miss Lottie Reed .,.5
Mbw Ethel Palmer R7
Miss Cordelia Thlel 40
Miss Anita Trenchanl 30
Mis Nellie rtzlnger 20
Miss Llta Drain i 1
Miss Eva Goodman ...,10
MWa C. E. Onslow 2
As has heretofore been announced,
the voting will continue until next
Wednc-iMay afiernoon. The committee
will make Its final count at 3 o'clock.
NAMED AFTER THE TELEPHONE.
John Stewart, the watchman on the
steamer Telephone ,ia very proud of
the boat of which he is custodian. In
fact, he is ho proud of her that when
a new daughter was added o his fam
ily a short time since, he named her
Telephone Hazel Stewart, after the
old boat. The Telephone "has not been
In commission for some time, but Is
lying at the foot of Jfferwn street,
awaiting the company's pleasure to re
store her to her once proud position
on the river. At one time she was
the fastest boat on the Aatorla run,
and Miss Stewart should be honored
to boar the name of the ex-queen of
the Columbia. When the news of the
christening reached the ears of L. B.
Seley he was pleased 'beyond expres
sion. The ever-generous sieamboat
man Immediately proceeded to 'ac
knowledge the compliment, and on be
half of the White Collar Line present
ed Mr. and Mrs. Stewart with a hand
some baby carriage for the accommo
dation of Miss Telephone Stewart until
he is able to navigate 1y herself.
IMMtSOXAL MEXTIOX.
Hon. Benj. Young has returned from
Monmouth.
Mr .and Mrs. C. l. Cellar spent yes
terday in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore, of Sea
side, spent yesterday in the city
Hon. Dean Blanchard. the Rainier
capitalist, was In Astoria yesterday.
Miss Maybelle Young has gone to
Portland for a brief visit with fiionds.
Thomas Hodden, a well-known resi
dent of Grays River, was In the city
vent onlay.
Misses Mabi! Taylor, Luetic Cole,
EHie Elmore and Orace Stokes spent
yesterday at Flavel.
Fbi Warden Van Dusen left yes
terday for the Ooquille, where he will
locate a 'hatchery alte.
E I Lewis, of Portland, traveling
freight agent of the Northern Pacific,
was In the city yesterday.
John E. D Boise, the well-known
commercial traveler, returned yester
day to Portland, after a few days'
stay here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Apperson and
the Misses Apperson are in the city,
visiting with A. B. Apperson of the A.
C. R. R. Mr. Apperson was for
merly a government official at Sitka.
P. Ie Paget is reported to be
slightly Improved. For a few days he
was dangerously 111 with congestion of
the lungs and his life was despaired
of. Hopes are now entertained for his
recovery.
Slesdames A. A. Cleveland, M. L.
Leinenweber, O. I. Peterson, O. F.
Marion, Maxwell Young, G. W. Louns
berry, E. R. Ha.wes and others are
being entertained t Bonnie Brae cot
tage by Mrs. Alex Campbell.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
t'nited SU'.es to James Brown 160
acres In section 2, township S north of
naige 7 wvs'; patent.
W. N. Galena and wife to James
Finlayson quitclaim to lots 5 and 6,
bloc k 25, Hollnday Park:' $2.
O. F. Morton to Laney Ward quit
claim to lots 5, 6, 7 and 8, block 36,
Adair's Port of Upper Astoria; $1.
Albertlim Peterson and iiusband to
Frederlka Peterson undivided half of
144 acres In southeast quarter of sec
tion 33. T. 6 N.. R. 10 W.; $600. .
Hills Money (.lakers
MILLS SLOT MACHINES
will work for yon 24 honrs t day without
compensitlon-6 1 VARIETIES, all
prices. Writ tor catalog and special offer.
KILLS KOVELTY CO., Chlcap.
tl Is 23 SmU ifltraMtlTML
GLOVE
Thoroughly Boned
OUR
PRICE
$1.00
Style
Ask to ?ee Style II. and II. Every pair guar
antetfl by ihe TliompMm Factory. Kegular
price $1.25. Sale price $1. See Corset Dis
play in Windows at
HANAHAN'
Shitiiuliuii liiiililiiix,
HOT WEATHER IS COMING
-TRY ONE
COAL OIL COOKING STOVES
Safe and Serviceable. Clieajier than wood or '
gas. -All sizes with bake oven attached.
Nothing better for summer cooking. You are
always clean and the kitchen cool.
FOARD S STOKES COMPANY
Thoroughly renovated and modernized. The most
popular eating place iu 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 35c np.
Lovely Moquettes 95c and Upward. Handsome Pro
Brussels Art Squares, ?4.50 and Upward .
f Nothtng Better. Price Lowest. Call and See.
H. H. ZAPF, The House Furnisher.
TRU LUNGER, EASTABROOK & CO.
RUCCB3BORST0
THEO. BRACKER
Jobbers and Dealers in
CIGARS, TOBACCOS, SMOKER'S ARTICLES, PLAYING
CARDS, STATIONERY, AMBER GOODS, CUTLERY, ETC.
MEERSCHAUM AND BRIAR PIPES
Pips Repairing
A Specialty
llg Finest
Palace
Everything the
Market Affords.
Commercial St-
Castings
We are prepared to make them on
hort notice and of the best material.
Let ui rlye you estimate, oa any kind
of caiitbig or pattern work. Lowest
price (or flrtt-claaa work.
TELEPHONE NO- 2451.
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Commercial Street
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CHOP HOUSE
j 15 Commercial Street
Astoria, Oregon
Restaurant in the City
Regular Meals, 25 cents,
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
W. L Whipple
IRON, STEEL,
BRASS
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