THE MOIINIWO'ASTOHIAN, TUESDAY. JULY I. 1MB
CHLORIDE
A perfect ilimiifeotiuil and tl.ioilorking ngeiit Vn-mii-.HHtM
for Vaults, Waler Vhmto, CWpools,
Drum, Cellars', olo., awl to prevent Hki Hprt'iuliiig
ol contagion. Two ciiiih for 2", cento.
Ross, Hlgglns 6k Co.
I'hv Hans stovtan.
TELEPHONE! HI,
TODAT'8 WBATIIJDR
t'OtlTLANIl, June Oiiwm and
Wawhlngtoi . r-lmuty. pn.lmlily rain.
FLAGS
of all sizes
and
Flag - Bunting
for Decorating
Oaiton sells fed. grain ana bay.
pure utralnen honey lit utmrt ni.il
aim Jsrs assy b had at Jonnson Bros.
We Hr m receiving freah rap-a-iilt
4n4iy. direet tr.m the growera
Johnson okoh
You wilt And Uie bnax lie nwal In
aha illy at the Mining Sun Itmiaurant.
Na. ti Commerelal atreot.
Riuaana aad Athena augai' 'wafer
are Inviting; aV-ttotoua fir dainty
aen, Try iweM. JOHNSON' BltOS.
New eurk of faiuy good juai ar
rival at Ynkutanmn ttninar. Call and
are the luteal nowlUei from Jiin.
Mend In your order for your wtnler'a
nupply of fir, alah or lai'4 wood to Kel
ly, the trMirer man. Phone I!U blank.
All atnokera amok the "Pride of
AatoHn" Hgara. No bet t tor nuide.
Alanufnciured by MacFVrtane & Kno
bl. '
Tun ran buy Newbro'a ltertilolde,
tie great dandruff cure, for 75 cent
per bottle M tlie Oooident Itarher
mp.
nirycle reiwirlng wlltt aklll and
IHMinptneea. Huppllea in atotk; work
guaranteed. ItiOliince Klectricat Worka
121 Bond ft.
(!".'fi?" Waahlnirton waa a union
man. but he had no ctmive to uae the
label, H-e that U la on all your print.
I up uml tbe.'i note llu good li'KUlta It
will niiieiy biinit y.t'i. Itrlnn your
pi ll tiiiR to the Anlcirii'i Jib .lllce.
KNpaiiHl.mlKta, rnnlmotlimlata, nmi
romhuliim niiil all other amokera be
lieve In liiiperliillam when It oomea to
the ai'li-etln.i uf ft elira.r. " lH Imper
Inl" In an At rla product, union,
iiiiide, enny to mke and hivrd boat.
Rcllnblc GoocIh
Have You Seen
The fine Line of Ojtaque Window Shades we are
selling at '2.r cents?
Live when you live and sleep on one of our hair mat
tresses. All mattresses made to ordtr from duwn
to f 7.;"0. i
See our Mantle Reds with Yum Yum Springs from
$").'.).") up.
One hundred useful household articles at f cents each
We sell on small profits,
GREAT EASTERN
Shotiohon
YOUIl OKKDIT IS GtiOl) '
OF LIMB
A ami wut born on Hunday t th
ir of Oluf Anderson, of Want As
toria. '
Our store will he open unlll 12 in,
July 4th, Nit good will delivered,
JOHNHON imoH.
Johnson HivUior received u ship
mont of vry fine flue apples from Hun
KniiH'Im'o yeatwday,
in Hii-amw Hun if. Wlmore will
leave fur Tillamook lkty polnta on
Thursday, July 3, at 3 it. m.
Wo have tooth tinmli.w for 4,,n,l..r
uin and dainty mouthn, Tooth
brushes ; that we guwrantee, W r,,
plm thriii If tirtstlv come out.
i n- prifiu nun r tne Nvt Hutcuiii
Hpruie I.iiinli.r Company I'ompany
lm fi-mim.-it iikiu Uiiiw, ttfu-r u shut
town f.' ivpMlm to ituf imuhl y.
Ice iTtwm, guaranteed pure. delivered
to miy port of (he city, 15 emu a pint,
too cream soda. Bust fresh candles.
! Private room, l'arlor Candy Store,
J Ui Commercial atroot,
! Itoalyu coiU tiMta longor, la oImuiot
'and mitkr ima trouble with stoves
land ohlmney 1u than any other coal
I on the market. George W. flnnoorn,
j agent. Telephone 3U.
An tmiploye of n Wi-t)mrt logging
fn nip wan brought to the city lust
night for surgtstl attvndutiue. He hud
been hurt while at work there yc'
tenlay. The man la twit dangi-roualy
Injured.
The o. H. A N. ". will a'll x.-nr-Hint!
ticket between alt KliiMiUM, Anu
ria to t'.n tliiiiil. Ini'lu-iive, on July S
and 1 t rate of one fare for the
round trip, tloud for rrturn up to
and IncliKtlng July t.
Wanted. young ladlea between
the agea of t and 10 yaatra to act n
alda to the (liHtdeaa or IJI.erty in lib
erty car on the of July. Ieave
rmmee with Mra. Hartih ltoaa, iiiIIIIiht,
Klevellth 8t. L. B. Bellg, Bee.
Chilr loy of the Chmeh- of the ite
difiner. Peinlloton. Oregon, who fare
on thlr way to the eoajit for a vm--Umi,
will piny a game nf baeoball thla
imirnltig at o'rlwk, wth the choir
hoy of tiraee churvh on Van Du n
flM.
K. A, fhurohtll, ued 30 yrnra, died
at HI. Mnry'a honpltul Puudiiy night,
after n nhort lllnena from lung tru
lle. The dix-enm! formerly reirtded at
iNimloti, thla ntnte, wh'-re h waa a,
niemlHT of the Mnaonle l.wtge. UmiU
Manona will tnke charge ef the re.
malna.
The IlKhthoUKo tender Miinnnlta
will hove out thla afternoon for a five
wei!ta Aluakan orulne, Yeaterday (Nip.
tnln Oivg.iry atnr'e.1 North, hut when
off the heoiln waa algnahsj by the
llghtatilp. ' Siie of that veaael'a m
ohlnnry wa In need of jipnlr and
the tender brought the gear bark to
port llefure dewrtlng the Miinxwilta
will tnke -m 20 'una of nml at the EN
more bu ikera.
Thrit- Imiibir oargoen, agKivga'Ing
more Ihitn l,SflO.(Kf fet. wore c'.eared
et the Aatorlu ruatomtt houae yeater
day. The tmrkintlnv Tarn O'flhanter,
from Kmippton to tan Fmnrlid-o, tnkea
ilRO.OOO feet; the at earner Prenlliw, from
lloffmnn'a Unndlng for San Pednt, has
:00H) feet of lumber and (!00 eedar
polea, while the 'hooner Alo.ilde, fixwri
fori land fir San PmnoHeo, tnkea 700,
(too fe.t of 'umber. The Prontlsa and
Alcalde left out during the day. The
lehooiier Juliii A.. wHih a cargo of
lumbr-r, arrived down and Is ready for
aoa.
Lowest Prices
FURNITURE CO.
Building
PHONE 2145 BLACK
Hiiine liicil aw .41 dreaaera hold to
the old IdtaV thavt ft a taalble to
nmku a gxl vtpe.rn( only In irxule.
lo-ord;r clothing. Tha the conlrary
m tru la .vldeni!d by the number of
ntyllahty atMred nmn ami boya who
wear the uet ibntxl fiatem tallnr
rnade aulta aold by V. A. Btokea, The
prlw-a run from 112.60 to $35,00,
Toke polnta, whluh are Kitern oya-
tera developed In Bhoalwater bay, are
unlike all other good at any aeaaon
of the year. Tliey are fat and dU
etoua. Crww-flnh ara now Juat In aea
aon and are exoellent eating, a are
vraba and all the other tiumeroua de
llracle) aerved ao akllfully at the Toke
Point oyater houe on Kleventh atret.
Twenty three eoa'ima, rarrylng
about 1500 peol, were reriilred to care
for' the .-ivwd that attonded the let
ter-cm trier exrmrwlon to Heaalle fiun-
lav, Tha aun ahone brightly all day
long, but the wind waa ut a trine
toi high o render the day perfectly
en lovable. The exe.ureloit waa very
well conducted atid wa quite a ue-
eemi.
On July 3 and 4 lli O. It. A N. will
e exeurdon tlckKa at all landlnga
on the Columbia river between Port:
land and Aaturln at rate f one fre
for the round 11-1(1. Tlcketa will tw
good for return up o and lii.-lmlin
luly . At the ume tlni un.l i-nder
he aame condltlona ticket! will be Mil
o all Nmh Itei imlnta, llivaco to
N'nheotu Inclusive,
An employ of a Omitm-rcla! etreet
realauratit waa found In the piHttoftV e
obby, Pntiird'iy night, lying In a vk1
of blood. He eaJ 1 he hud been act
upoi by two or three men. He waa
taully cut alKiut the head, and when
found reaeinbled a 'orp. The llce
fouid one of the allgi-d aullant.
but the alory told by thli man promt,
ed tbe nuthorlllt to drop the caae.
The dine agalnat lyoila Klita, on the
le-cond chii'ge of larciny cgiilimi him,
will lie brought up Thumdtiy In the
licull court. The apeclal venire
Irnwn lo ov the cmte 1 nmde up of
the fiillowing cltltena: t'. ,. Taylor,
It, Da vice, J. V. Hurna. I'eter ,or-
non. K. V. I.lbke .OliW Olaen, Ji hn
("lirleoti. Croea Tlmmona, '"hnrlea lr-
rln, Adolph Wvomon. Axil .Unney, D.
M. Ktuiirt, B. Ptttmtwra;. K. Porker
and ('. K. Johneon.
John Flax, the elf-eonfe!nd ac
complice of the munler of N-a Ful
it, haa b-en pnn.Minced a fake by
San Kraiii'laco detectlvea and discharg
ed friwri ouatody. He waa held at Se-
dro-WiHih-y iH'ii'Ung the rrlv:U of
Hay Ollv dolectlvm, wh were not long
In pronouncing Flax a fiklr. There
waa never the leaat autpMon t.cre
that the wan had anything to do with
the awful crime, and it wo all r.lonic
au!KH"tel tlxu the 'lU'fc irltiea would
come to a like cnnslutlm.
Already the city la Winning to take
on a Fourth of July appearance. The
ator.'a along I'imiincrclal and Bond
atnn-t are tielng gnJIy (bedecked with
the nnllonal oilora .and by tomorrow
night there will be a generous display
of attractive evergreena. The mer
chants are all making fine dlaplays
The pretty arch at the corner of 0m-
merrhil and Tenth haa town Mned whh
electric lighta and wua Ulunitnated
liuK nUxht for Uie flrat itlme. The
floats fir the Wg imrade are nearly
completed and all are of original and
attmcltve design,
KUamer T. J. Potter K'iv.m Astoria
for llwaco connecting with the train
for all North Ueac.h jioliila on July 3
at 5; 45 p. ni. and on July 4 at :45 p. m.
he weamer Nahcotta leaves Aitnrta
at 7,tr4 a. m. on July I, giving op-
lrtunlty r a full Jay at the beach.
The extremely low raw of alngle fare
for the round trip to Ilwaco and all
bench polnta will be In effect n:td In
connection with Ihe rama rate be
tween all river polnta, Astoria to Tort
land, presents a splendid opportunity
to vlalt the lieai-h at th moat chann
Ing neoxon of the year or to witness
the grand celebration jf .he Furtli
at Aatorla.
Tt la quite possible that some of the
river ateoinera will ne rorcea to tie up
tomoiTOW, because o' l:v t c ens'lneers
and cre"a, saya Inst night's Tele
gram. The marine engineers and
deckhands some time ago notllled
their employers that a 10 per cent ad
vance In wagea Is expected July 1,
and unless their notice tie compiled
with It Is to be supposed that the en
gineers will quit work, and the deck
hands go on a strike. It la under
stood the. I Jacob Kamm hiia agreed to
-.itse the wages of hla deckhands and
that a raJse In wages all around has
been made on the steamer Spencer,
perited by the Shaver Transporta
tion Company.
John Deuclch, the J-year-old aon of
IVter D.'uclch. met with a serious ac-
ldnt nea.r hHs home In West Astoria
la-st night alio'it 7 o'clock. With a
ompunlon, the Denolch boy was learn
ing to rldo a bicycle. Pant of the
railing Is gone from the roadway and
through this the amateur cyeiltst fell
to the rocks below, a distance of 15
feet, aufferlng a fnactui'e of the left
thigh six Inches below the Joint, Ut
ile Johnny's companion neglected to
acquaint hla friends with the accident,
but the Injured boy managed to drag
himself to a point where he could
make himself heao-d. Dr. TOtes was
summoned and reduced the fracture,
which la a y-vy serious one. The ac
cident wcurr.-d near the Seaside can
nery.
The haa been a revival in bowling
at the Co-nmerutal alleys at lata and
Hue mora local tournament will
pnbably soon take (lj. It U now
the Intention to go atxiut ihe forma
tion of a chamiakirtMhlp team to take
I tart In bhe staU ton testa next fall.
The system to be adopted will make
it n'ceasary for bowlers to earn plar
on the first team, ami the ri-preaeirtit-live
six will be re-arranged month
ly, With his end In view, a special
team will bowl against the men who
recently bowled In Portland. The fall
games will be of more than, ordinary
Interest here, aa the Irving Club Is
to come Into the association. It is said,
und enlor a team.
The case of Sarah H. arlm.ss vs.
C. C. and O. 'M. Grimes was reopened
In thij circuit court ytw-enUy. The
suit Is one Inequity and Involves title
to land at rtoulde. ft was tried nut
Pievlously and thought then to have
been settled, h h dewrrlptlon of
th property dll not property take In
the portions legally settled upon the
parties to the suit and the case is now
up again, The case of Ferguson &
Houston vs. Oeoge Kaboth will tie
tried today. The defendant bought In
at a dellniuent tax stale the lot at
the southwest corner of Duane and
Eleventh streets. The plaintiffs had
previously purchi.d It from an orig
inal owner, and now bring suit to se
cure title to 'he lot. The outcome of
thi! suit Is aWdited with lntT?t, as
It Involves thu legality of the lales
for delinquent tax-s recently made by
the county.
Fred Hmilh. a Portland young man,
had inn Item n his own w ay in the
Wallorf, an Astor-stteet resort, Sun-
lay night, when he waved a pistol In
a "threatening manner aiui rrigmenen
th' employes, ttmlth was arrested by
Offlcer Tho.npson and apfeaTed before
Police Judge Nelson yesterday after
tvxjn to answer t the charge against
him. He pleaded guilty of displaying
the weapon, but said he had done mo
In self -def me. According to hla
story, two men 1n the Waldorf had
assaulted him and the demonstration
with the gun followed. Smith had
tKn up In the iilii'e court iH-fore. and,
as he has bein a source of consider
able trouble o the police, he was tax
ed $10. He will be kept In Jail for a
f-w days an! then, If he manifests a
disposition to lake up hla residence
elsewhere, will be permitted to leave
the city. Charles Conrul and August
Kinicla. arrested for drunkenness,
were fined )5 eaoh.
Th recijliita of salmon at the can
neries and cotd-stora'M yesterday
sboveil some Increase aa compared
with Saturday's supply. Mont of the
ilsh were large and of the regular
.Tune run, the arrival or which had
been delayed. The tally nheets at the
canneries showed that most of the
boats returned with twice the amount
f larger Ilsh that had heretofore been
takn, while the traps also caught
more large than rmall fish. The gill
netters for.-i very well. One boat
brousht nine Ilsh weighing 270 pounds,
to lh! Kinney cannery. Five cents
a pound Is being paid for salmon less
than 25 pounds In weight, while fish
weighing over 25 wounds bring 3x
cents a pound. The fishermen with
big mesh nets are now beginning to
realize on their Investment, the catches
of ih small mesh nets being lighter.
Nev-r were finer fish packed than
those now being taken, and In this re
spect at least the season will be a
success. The seiners complain of high
water and poor catches.
" The plumbers of the city will not
show up for work this morning. The
union rece.itly no'irled the employers
ifc.U. beginning July 1, the Journeymen
would ,-xpect an tno.ease of 50 cents
a day In their wafcee, and a reduced
working lay of elglit hours. Hereto.
Core the men havi been paid $3 for
a nine-hour day. The Master Plumb-
ers Association, embrsu-lng the em
ployers, objected to some of the terms
of the demand, and so notified the
men. An agreement has not been
n-aohej and the plumbers are on
strike. One of the employers said
last night that he was not opposed
to the eight-hour featur of the de
mand, nor to thi? demand for $3.50 a
dav: but he Is opposed to the action
of tiha union In demanding that all
Journeymen shall receive $3.60, for the
reason that some of the man are not
wrth that wages. He believes ;.he
men should b$ plaod In classes. For
tunntely, th.?re ai-e only eight or ten
plumbers In tha city and the strike
will not be a serious one, thojgh It
may delay work. It Is pretty gener
ally agreed that the difference be
tween employers and employes will
be settled, but on what basis cannot
bo stated.
The excursion given by the Eagles
to Cathlamet on Sunday was even
mora of a success than hail been an
ticipated. There wore almost 4M ex
cursionists on the steamer Hassalo
when she left her dock at S o'clock,
and before Cathlamet wna reached the
crowd was augmented by pleawe
seekrs at Skomakawa. The Eagle
Military Band furnished the finest
music ever heard on the Lower Co
lumbla, and the trip up was a most
enjoyable one. Cathlamet was at the
wharf to greet 6he Astorlans, and the
town had donned holiday attire, the
.stores being decorated with evergreens
and flags, and four pretty arches hav
ing been erected. As per arrangement
the town wui turned over to the vis
itors, and the home people did every
thing In their po ver to make the vis
It a pleasant one.. That they suc
ceeded Is apparent from the flattering
statements of the cxcursloatsts, who
were, figuratively, tickled to death at
the treatment accorded them. The fea
ture of the program of sports was
the lias-bull i,im, during the curse
of which the ba-id played several se
lections. The game looked like a
walkovjr for the home aggregation for
tfw Innings, but the percentage of
efficiency soon began to operate 1n
f.ivor of the Eagles and they won out
During the afternoon the crowd as
sembled at the dunclng pavilion, where
an orcii'sstri of 18 pieces furnished
music. The dance was very much
enjoyed. The Hassalo reached the
illy on her return at S o'clock. The
Ragles ire particularly loud In ttielr
praise of the kindly efforts made In
their behalf by Captai.i (tulllvan, of
Ihe Hassalo, and Ids efficient trew.
I'l.KHONAL MKNTION.
A. J. Johnson returned last idghi to
Portland.
K. Meyer, of Portland, was In the
city Hunday.
Angus Oor was In town yesterday
from Portland. '
If. T. Flndlay, of Portland, spent
Sunday in the city.
John Grant Is down from Portland
on a visit to his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mitchell,
of Portland, are tn the city.
Mr, and Mrs. William p.oss, of West-
port, were In the city yesterdar-
Frank Meany has returned to Stella,
having recovered from an Attack of
malaria.
Mrs. (m. W. IxunsbeiTy la at Sea
side, to send a few days with Mrs.
F. P. Kendall.
Mrs. F. I. Dunbar, of Salem, Is In
the city for a week ,the guest of Mrs.
H. fi. Van Dusen.
Mrs. W. B. Gri-gury and children
leave today for Sdo, thts state, to
rend the summer.
A. N. Smith, president of the Trav
eler?' Protective Association, was In
the tity yesterday.
Mrs. W. W. RHehalgh has returned
from a short visit with her sister, Mrs.
Carlton B. Allen, at Ilwaco.
J. P. (" Crackerjack") Bradbury and
Walter Jackson, well-known knights
of the grip, were tn town yesterday,
carrying their wares.
Captain Sam Randall, who was In
jured some waeks ago, while towing
a bar ire out of the river, Is now a'moet
well, and was out Sunday for the f rst
time.
Mass Anna Mikkleson leaves this
morning for McMlnnvllle, to spend
the summer with er sister. Her
brother. Otto, wiH accompany her as
far as Portland.
James B. Mullay, formerly editor of
the Astorlan, and at one Ume connect
ed with the Internal revenue depart
ment of the government Is In the olty
on a brief visit.
Mrs. It. F. Wilson returned yester
day from California on the George W.
Elder, ac-o npmled by Editor and Mrs.
Paul S. Junkln. of Corning, la., who
will visit Astoria for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Kendall have ar
rived In the olty from Ban Francisco
and taken possession of their sum
mer home at the beat. Mr. Kendall
wall return to San Francisco during the
week.
A. Fleharty, foreman of the Boise
Statesman, was among the Idaho ex
curslonhits to arrive In the city Suu
day. On his return from Seaside Mr.
Fleharty stopped off at Astoria and
visited with friends. He will return
home today.
A. W. Holt, night operator at the
Western Union, left last night for
Portland, to remain a day or two with
his parents. He leaves tomorrow for
Sioux Falls, S. Da,, where he Is short
ly to be married. He will make his
home tn this city.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
l.Ut of letters
at the postotllce
June 20;
Anderson. Tom
Aust. F. W.
Barrett. F. M.
Brown, C. H.
Butler Bros.
CoUUge, W. F.
Driscoll, T.
GUI. tl. B. (2)
Gorgerson, Mrs.
Custafson, J. F,
Hector, John
Hellander. J. F.
Hinges, C. H.
remaining unclaimed
at Astoria, Oregon,
Joerg.. F. J.
Llgsret. Ed.
Lonlierg, Sven.
McCall. J.
MoGinnla, Mr H.
McCune. R. y.
Kobinson, Supt
Roach, Chaa.
Rlnehart, Mrs. S.
Shrocal. H.
Skorlln -us. Mrs. -Zimmerman,
Wells
Liha-.'k, Edwart
FtTNBRAL NOTICE.
A special meeting of Temple Lodge,
A. F. A. M., will be held at 4:30
this afternoon, for the purpose of as
sembling to convey to the train the
body of our late brother, K. A. Churc
hill. All members are urged to be
present. Bv order of the M. W. '
O. I. PETERSON.
FOCKTH OF Jl'LY PARADE.
All civlo organisations intending to
participate in the grand Fourth of Ju
ly parade with or without floats are
requested to notify becretory sellg at
the headquarters Monday, so as they
can be assign ?d a position in the pa
rade. 1m E. SElilU, Secretary.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
i
IJ'a Lelnenvveber 'o Fred Leincn
weber block 85, Adolrs: $5.
Fred Lelneriweber and wife to John
Lewis block 83, Adatrs; 1150.
THIS WEEK. ONLY.
B!g reduottou sale of all kinds of let
dies' and children's furnishing goods.
See the large display of shirt waists,
summer skirts, trimmed hats and
children's clothing. Chance for the
(500 piano with every 5oc purchase.
Mrs. R. Ingleton, opposite Budget of-flee.
Enjoy Yourself
OUR EXPENSE;
For Three Days, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday at
SHANAHAN'S
Flags, all sixes, lc each and uj. Pistols, 5c cnclt and up.
Itomjaclc Marbles, f t and up Return Bulls, 5c each
Sulphur Caps, i boxes for 5c
These Prices Are Less Than Factory Cost
Store Open Until 8'P.n.
up to the Fourth of July
HANAHAN
Klianahun Itiiildliis,
There Is more SOLID COMFORT for the money and more ral
rest and enjoyment in our handsome
MORRIS CHAJRS
than In any other article made. Tou can make no better in
vestment See our elegant display of new
COUCHES IRON BEDS - CARPETS " FUGS
Goods the very beet andsold at prices the lowest .
H. H. ZAPF, The House Furnisher.
HOT WEATHER IS COfJiNG
-TRY . ONE
COAL OIL COOKING STOVES
Safe and Serviceable. Cheaper than wood or
gas. All sizes with Lake oven attached.
Nothing better for summer cooking. You are
always clean and the kitchen cool.
FOARD C STOHES COMPANY
TRULLINGER, EASTABROQK 4 CO.
SUCCESSORS 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
RE-OPENED
Thoroughly renovated and modernized. The most
popular e.iting place in Astoria. Open all night.
Only whit.1 help. John Pdasich, Prop., Eleventh St.
NEW STYLE
The
Palace
Everything
Commercial St- Market Affords,
Castings
We are prepared to make them oa
short notice and, of the best materials.
Let us give you estimates oa any kind
of castings or pattern work. Lowest
prices for flrst-olas work.
TELEPHONE NO- 2451. i
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Commercial Street
OF OI R NEW
515 Commercial Street
Astoria, Oregon
CHOP HOUSE
Finest Restaurant in the City
Regular Meals, 25 cents,
Sunday Dinners a Specialty. :
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111 Tfl fVllipiiib
IRON, STEEL,
BRASS
and BRONZE
Scow Bay IrcnO
Brass Works
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