The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, August 22, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING ASTOIUAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1002 THE SEASON IS ON ORDER Ori-Ki.ii iWMon.. IVucIk, SIXTV-FIVK ((If.) n iitt, per box ii I'linoy lVfiwfi.nl IVmlien, HHVKNTY-FIVK (7ft) ct'iitu nt box J Um.icc Kipc Jwnntmw, SIXTY-FIVE ((15) cciiIm jut box Ross. Hiiririiis r Co. TKIJCPIIONB HI, TODAY 8 WEATHER I'l'llTt.ANU, Ana. 2I, -Oregon, Ida. tin and Washington, fiilr, SLOT SHAMS AND PING PONG EFFECTS 'flic latent nii.1 preltunt UMU are iiUaya iihiiii'JUtriv ltiUriilU.l info I!dtlciirj I'ntUirii, Our Sep tember ilj'h j'lht lieeti received, It will iv women wtin hive ilreaa. making iiiltiiiiMiio hi c mill I'nik over "III Moolt, Our utore plim lit i p. mi, itvi-ry lay except Saturday, Otiton tvlia feed, grnln and by. 1'lvi' l).iilr m the I'alace Hatha. Tou tan buy Newbro'i Herplclile, tll great d ni liurt cure, fur 75 Cellt per bottle at the Owldent I'arber Hluip. You ttlll find the bi; I5c meal In the city ut I he Itulng Hun rteataurant. No. Hi ' ummeri'liil atreet. New KiiM-U of fumy g h1 Jul ar rived a: Yokohama Ihuaar. OU1 and mo the lilll-Kt lloieltie from J 11 pull. All aiiinkera mnokt! the "J'rlde of Aalorlu" I'lgara. No bet tier tiwd. Mnmifiii'liiied by MiuPiuMiie & Kno 11. lllcycle repairing with uhlil and iiMmptnera. Huppllea In alm'k; work guaruiiieed. Itellaiice Khetrlciil Worka 421 Hand St. OIIIICNTAI. ItriiM. new atock, boa Juit been ivoeived, Including all a I ten, In rich and exiiuUlle cMorlnga and de flgni. i'IIAS. IIKIMKiRN A SON. Ice orenm, guaranteeil pure, delivered to any part of the city, IS cent a pint. Ice ernim rnxlu. Heat freah candlen. I'rlvate room. I'arlor Candy Store, S3 I'ommercliil atreet. Iloalj n coal lojils longer, la cleaner iiml nuikfH le" trouble with atovea and chimney fltiex than any other con.1 on the market, George W. Sanborn, agent. Telephono 13U. I'luiiibln.;, iliuilng-, gaa and atenm fitting at loweat ratea and n work ni.in ill: manner. Ordora jiromplly exeeuk'd. Shop, No. 4JS. Bond atreet. JOHN A. MONTGOMERY. i -rv COMMERCIAL rxxxixxiixixxxirciiixxxiixxixxinxxxxxxiiixxixxiix WE SELL J'u'liiy v.o tiion our m w piittcniM mill I'l-o 1'iriissfls Sec Hit! new liuliiin Kogs, nil Ilic rnirc, in (lie liijjIit'Mt int of coloiing. New I'vp liiin rujjH in iviiiini(l i;i(Tiis. J'ny (lie In lest. Our prices mm rij;lit. We Sell Furniliire, Hoililing, (Vmrlies, nml everylliiii' fur the house at lowest jiriees. M Great Eastern ,170('ciiiiiicrelal Nl. . rxxxixxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxrmxxrxixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxj TO NOW . I The lul.nl bloik In tho new full wlylix. Knox linlii, Jum In m c, ). Cooper',, I Ittixt.r strops (it Rogers' ,!, (,r j from lo cent .4. ll.in.-H, Iuiiiit tiruxh '. "my ti you w.nit. 1 1.), i ivi- I"W' bllll'IIHg. Opening day, August J6, of the KmJ world renowned, full and winter hats, hi c, it. ( ooit. I Th work of Improving Flftcrtiib a tree I between C'lHtimiTi'liil iuhI K. tllltlltte !H illlllllBl lllllll'll(J. Kr wili liualu unit neta, cheap for mil. iiMiuiro ot iiuintt'n tingle Cliff, Ww.h. tannery. Tin- nl'-umrr H'ih H K;imn t ill lu,,. ilif u, 11. ft N. ''ii.iipiiriy' tttiiuf In ,oil for Tillamook in t a, id., Snliirdiiy, AuguM iJ. A llbeiul reward will Ue paid for Hi" return of a biucvlci lost ,y jn, John MuttiHin, No, 1M Second avenue. Tin' I'llull flub In t oiinMi i i i lllo .lilt iKnlltlH Of ilUllllitf till! Hlrtl" rmh loimiilitiiliiiirin in cuttilillRh a hutch -ry mi Vniiiiitii river. Ii could Ik- obtained flu ii u iml! on Hut nliraiil. Uuuil urn travel fmtt. Yuu lU, huvr your old hut made new at the Almii lint Company, ill Cummer ill. I atrwt. ; Tlii bui luntlne liliiincr In un her v,i' tu thin port. She will ni I luni lrr Ml till' Columbia tlttllM. 'phi- at homi er I.liule Vuhce In nlmi on hi-r way to ttl pun fur u Imntx-r turirn. Mi-tillli; foldlriK Willi; inmi'thlnK new itiul up to ilnlB. A nanllnry bid. The only vermin tiroof foidln( LcJ nuijc. For iale hy CJIA8. lUMLUOUN & iSON', 1 The ateatj.er W. It lliirrlnon In due I from Alaeu wlih the dlaabled m hofin . r Anlt In tow. The llarrl-on .vill nuike her next trip lo Nehtilein buy, le.iv 'lug Anl.iila probatilv iiliout Monday I next, j iimIiik to the mull of bUHlilcHK the Anturlu Hut i'ompnny will remain nt jlhe old atnnd until rteptember 10th. Now I the time to utti-nd to thnt old hill. Hrlng It In. 464 Commercial i reel. ' j Th" union Sunday heol pb nle, I which vwn held vem-rUy at Semlde, 'wna bitifcly iitleiuled. and I' nee. ieHHiiiy to pro id." extra mii'i a to ne 'coninii'ilale the cro,d. The weather !;m ll.llghtrul Hill Hie olllll:,? W.IK Jtl.moiighly eij"e. by all. j Thorn" merry parlies Mill continue to regale at the llleveiiih aiivet re 'miti tiecnuiie the loolhMome dellcai leu 'aerved lit the Toke Tolllt uyxlef limine 'nuike It the iiiimt popular place In the 'low ii.' freuli Toke Point oyatera and joiher ehell Huh nlwayn on bund. l.oKt-m August ISth. al II p. m from Hcbml It'a ( old alorage wharf, u Hklff IS feet long, painted outHlde with conl tur, limlde lead color. One oitr loek at Mtern for ateerlnr. Maul and nail, ruwlockn, ivum, Hprlt and boom. Kinder plenae notify Jacob linker, Aa- 'lorla. Ore. The llghthouae tender Columbine re- turned to port yeaterdiiy. after an nb .aeiiee of three nionlhH on Piiget sound. ; While on the aoillld the Columbine iwaa geip'rally overhiiuled, now boiler, jforenuiHt, amokeHtiuk. patent ateum Hteerlng ge.ir, eleclrlc alio iind head jllghta belmi limtalled. The tender iMaiif.aiiltn left out PHlerday for the Mluhtshlp ami Tillmro.ik wk. CARPET5 new full turjc1. in ll:c in'iv niloriup. N'rw in c.tra lnrc ic.-. Furniture Co. Sliaiiulimi Iliillilinjr (Iniitli'tnnn! Cull and the In lout urcnllun of Knox liiiln; Hnlvoil toiloy, "t t II. t'oojicr'n. Tin' ofllcrK In tlmigti of the Io-hI Hiilvittlon Army hiirnukH have relun eil from the hnllelujiih rump meeting, Intely hehl at HeiiUle, Mini" report n UlorlmiH time. M'tetlng ivlll b hehl n imuiil In fiituio. Th" mhooneri Ilnrvi-Ht Home uml Jt hn A, htive t'oiiipleted their luin her fri rK'-H. The Iliirvim UoineN gov t Tlniilon, Chmii. wild 815,650 fm t of hit'ilier, The John A. oe to Hun Km in li'(i Hiicl take 325.01)0 feet. The (liTimin fmir-iiiHHtwi ulilp rctr Itli kineiH lein heil port yenterduy, lif ter ii luiKHuge of n ilnyn from lllngo. Hhe ruiiH H In hiilliiHl niid In under char ter lo lond grnln. The nii kinen In ore of Hie llii.-m lt! thnt ever made Huh iirt mid him heen here wevrol tlllll'M. Within the next (vw ia yellow frntt ford (fretntone) pefti hen will he. Kin to iirrlve from Anhhuid. Thowi de Hlrlmr to im thin fruit numjlcl hnve ut their order now. iind we will nee lo It thnt their onlei will be filled with the bent fruit ut the loweiit rtmik- t in lre,-jniiimon Uron. The I'orll.ind dl.-dn-,' hiiM ue.eeded III llhemttitK Hn. Kiipluoiiyiie :ind Uriinililetyrv from their Itvrtlm of mud ill tin- mouth of the Wllliinieite, and Im.iIi veMw hnve finally reiu licd the iim i.iii,ih They were In the n'ud hark for n week, during which lime i he dredge wim huny digging u i hnn nel for them. tlHiimhiy, Aiigiml Jfl, will be n ,'K Idisv for orgiiniii" I Inhor In AmIoiI.i, I'enidil I.iibor Coiiiicll him n.nd" ttr riiiieiin ntii for the iippenram e of ;.Miiy ir ('hime, of Hnveihlll, Mai' . who M louring the Wett. Mr. 'iue'n mih J" ' "ill h", " (eirmiize rntdtnl v. ,ii g ,lilrd Liileir." lie In n iioie Ut''1 lyr .ml hi .iddreM will he l. fluid lo hy it l.itrf" crowd of I upt. j . 01 ijoiiiiHMIe IIUK len Mint lit , I fx ri iindlimvlii'i cuiinery hy the o;ick IK. (ii vhlch to hniie their JiiunclvH. tu lii oneix mid mimll hIi ihih-i i, wh'ch nn now helna tiiken out of the v,itr for the Heniton, The eamieie luive 'Im- ti cleaned tip n ml are belnt? tilled with l-ehltiK hoiiln, which le a i-rutty .iriuel liiilli utlon llml there will 1 n if, '.II ibdilng us fur a the pnekera are I concerned. j Th N u ihern 1'ai lflo yeaterday no iilb I Ita oniiei ting llnea that aettlera' ratea would lie extended to Aatorln during the montlia of Hepi,.nibr mid ctuNr. Thla la na It ahoul.I be, mid place Aslorln on un equal footing or regai ,U ratea from the V.m iluiipg tlie-e muillm It la nppareiit thut the Hip" mum whim cmiei when there will In- tin dlHcrlmluntlon igainat the wu poi t of Oregon. Member of Anlorln lodge of Klk are hard at work preparing for li.t'lr coming vlalt to the Portland i:iki,' carnl.al on September 4. mid It la e; pei I" I tint fully U0 will make the trip. A ap,-clal train haa been engag ed and a hand will accompany the Aa lorlaiii who will npienr In ultra il.e unlformn. An ither effort will be made to en ;it ure .he prUe offered for the Idtig-at turnout. The work of improvhig Thlrty-ioiitrh Hlrevt la i 1 1 1 1 going on despite the In junction ,uo '.'coiUnja comm-Mii-Hl by lemonHtrallng property owners. The Injuncll ui haa been rere on Mayer Siipronitnt und Auditor Nelson, but the contractor hns not been enjoined and he ia .U work on the atreet. The mayor contonda that the action of the property owner In aervlng Injuurtlona on himself and Hie auditor la of no avail, and that the coniractor murt be fit j lined If !he work ia (o be atop. I ed. Absolutely nothing has been learned Unit would tend to establish the Iden tity of the two fishermen who were drow ned a few days ago ut the mouth of thu river. The Siumber of the Umut wa Iltl, but the men who took out that number both In WOO mil 1901 are .accounted for. It la Juki poi-slble the number may have ben Issued U. for 1UO0. Tho boat nnd iuH are still at the Cupe lMaappolntinent Ufo-sav-lug station, where Captain Sit wart will hold them until the names of tho uiifortumiti! men are learned. The sclmimei' Merch int. which went asieuv while In tow of tile tiiK Vos burg nenv the Nehalein bar on Aug tiat 11, was sold at auction by the linden liters to the Wheeler 1, umber ! Company, wh i own the c.nxo of Itimh.'r. The price paid as ,m."i. As vi . el is now in several feet of sand nn! lies I': th breakers, she will prob ably sooa be n total lovs , x 'ept the Mills- und rlpglng. Kef skirpcr, Cup lain Ma till, von. came i,.i oveiian.l yes lenlay on bis way home to t'au I ian- CISCO l.eavder I.el.eck ep-.'ts to tompUte loday u larg log boom for Ihv O. U. t: N. :oiliV'ny :U Itwaen. The bo, in mtiisurus ,iWl by Mul foot, and Is-capable of holding fou.' or fiv e mil'ii n fett of lots. It Is the Intention to load the ions on special jog cars in Niihcottii, where fnellltles have been urriingod for the puriioae, whence they will oe hauled to Ilwnco and dumped Into the log boom for rafting. This will t'ufoUh it good unrkot for Shou! water bay timber, much of which Is des'lnej to be cut In future on the Columbia, nnd probnbly nt Astoria. The report haa been current In Port land for a day or two Mint the Ilrltlah tthlp Aua'.mals hud arrived here with cholera nboiird. Tho Portland Journal printed a aetujiitlomtl alory about the ttuitter but It waa a fiila? olnrm. The Auatrualit haa not rmiilo port yet, k-. lug In the offing, and, na l bna not reM.fletl having the plague. It la thought, ahe la free from disease of any kind. For the Klka' Carnival nnd Htreet Fulr to uw hell at Portland from September 1st to 13th, Inclusive, the A. A . II. It, wll make a rate of t'i for the round trla Is-twen Astoria and I'ortltnd on the folowina datea: For the evening train of Septemlwr Kd, mornluir train Heptembr 4fh, evening tialn Keptembr mh, all tralna of Ken- :tember 9th, nnd morning train of S. pteri'ber 10th, Theae thketa will bn good to return until September 11th. I". A. rieufrt. of The I'allea, com- mI.iI 'ih In the Oregonlun that the fish ing aeuaon on the upper river vsaii a issif one, nnd ftltrlbutea the light run nt the ; idea to the operation of the lower river glllnettcrs. e thinks the legliluture should prohibit fishing on the bar." There ure 14 cannerlea on h Columbalu. two being ut (he cast ud-s, so, If Mr. Seufcrt's plan were put Into effect, It would be nec essary to change the Beat of the fish ing Industry from Astoria to The Oalh's. The opinion lure la that Mr. Keui. it ahoull seek a location on the lower river, us his Oh wheels have all .thing don? Incalculable Injury to the fishing Industry. Monday eveiifng the KllnulVth Hale Company inaugurated n week's season at Fishers' ujiera house in a repetoire of plays, changed every night. Mon day evening the great emotional druma eiflllled "Won Itaik" will T produc ed. From the South IJend Journal the following In taken: The melodrama, "Won Paik." drew a large audience to the opera house last night, Miis Hale the. leading lady, Is nn emolionul ac tress of ability und her jxirtrayal of the character of the wronged woman showed careful study and aptitude. The supjmrl was muth above the av erage, nd the applause all the mem-Is-rs of the company received wa Well deserve I. Seat sale oiiens tomorrow morning nt (irlflln & Heed's. Bank employes say that they have noticed a very lacunar human trait during the past week. Since August 15 the salmon dealers have paid out many thout.iu.la of dollar to fisher men and other employes, timet of the pay iienta being made by check. Aa soon us the men received their checks they hastened to the banks to ta-h them, nnd go away with bright 120 gold pieces. In n fnv days they re turn and place their money on deios it at the banks, ke-plng It until the novelty of eurry around the gold haa worn off . This llul. Inci lent demon strates the truth of Pavid Harum's observation-" They's us much human nature In Borne people ns they ts In others, If not more." I'KllSMN.xr. MENTION. Captain Richardson, of the Colum bine, returned vesii nicy. IV W. J. May and wife, ot l".aker city, aie visitors In Astoria. Mihs Hattie 'ohen left yesterday for Long Iteach to visit with Mrs. Haw H us. Mis Minnie Crosby, of Portland, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Crosby. Mrs. A. W. McKlnzle. of Seaside. Is visiting with her mother. Mrs. E. C. Hidden. Collector und Mrs. W. L. Robb and children have gone to their summ-r home lit Seaside. Mrs. Wehlon, wife of Chief Engineer Wel.loa of the Xlauxaiiita, Is a guest at the Holden house. Georve S. Delhi, a young traveling man of Cincinnati, visited with rela tives here yesterday. Mrs. W. J. Owens returned to her home In Seattle yesterday accompan ied by Miss Ada Jordan, who will rpend several weeks In that city. COUNTERFEIT FIVE DOLLAR BILL The secret service has discovered that some one Is raising 1 bills to $5 by a clever method of changing the figures, mul unless they are closnly ex amined will pass unnoticed. It has also been discovered that nniny un scrupulous dealers are refilling the bottles of the celebrated Hostetter's Stomach Hitters and offering them to the public ns the genuine. Tlue Imi tations have no merit and arc so dan gerous to your health that in order to protect the public, the proprietors of this famous medicine have adopted a rrlvnte Stamp which Is placed over tho neck of each bottle, rieuso ob-;-ervo that the stamp is unbroken when purchasing. The Bitters Is a specific remedy for such ailments as flatulency, indigestion, belching, nervousness, dyspepsia and liver and kidney trou bles. Try It. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Culled States to John McCormack, Hi acres in section 14, T 7 N, R 6 W; patent. Peter Edward Hylaml nnd wife to J. W. Pabbldgo, lot 12. block 91. McClure's Cnlted States to A. A. Smith, south east quarter of section 29, T 8 N, R 6 W; patent. TO RKHTORK TIIR EARLY RUN. Kfforts of Fish Warden Van rhisen Will He Pent In Thut Direction, Klsh Warden Van Imxen la very well plefised with the showing made by the hatchet ia during fh season Juitt closed on the Columbia river. Thla season's run demonstrated to the en tire satisfaction of all that hatchery work will accomplish wonders, and erstwhile skeptics re now enthusiast. Th greatest work cut out for the h'ltehcrlea la to restore the early run of salmon. .These are the fish that make their appearance In the, river during April, May and June. They .re usiilly large fellows, weighing S pounds, and are of exceptional fine 'juallty, IHng greatly In demand for pickling purposes. They command the highest price. Mr. Van iuaeri atatea that he has located his hatrherlea with 1 a view to propagating early fish, and he 'onfl'l'ntly exacts that his efforts In Ihl lln will prove successful. Year after year the run of fish haa come later Into the Columbia, and ata hstlcs compiled by the fish warden how the necessity of intelligent ac tion by the stale fisheries department. The following statement, taken at ran dom years, shows the pcrceraajje of Chinook flfh taken from the river dur ing the several montha of the aeoaon; I Year April May June July Aug lIKfiii... UxM... 1MI1... 1HS2.. . ilSMJl... Vi.'M 21. HI 23. o 42.09 3.21 2.60 2H.S0 39.60 2.29 S.75 lU.yj' 23.74 42.17 6.27 6.04 20.81 2H.Z3 3S.0 . 4.43 K.57 9M 50.47 2S.04 I From this it will lie seen that more jthan half the pack of the first four yeara mentioned was put up during (the early months, while during 1901 only little more than 20 per cent of the pack was early fish. It ia believed oy hatchery experts that the early mip iply can be restored lo Its former pro portions by hutching early fish, and I the efforts of th-? finheries d' pjrtm.nt t will Ih- directed toward that end. j CON VENT OF THE HOLT NAMES. j The Convent of the Holy Names, boarding and day school for young jludlea reopens Tuesday, September 1 2d. Thorough scientific grammar and primary courses, commercial course, physical culture and music. Instruc- Ifinns In tilnln snu-lni, nnil nhv1e;i1 culture given gratia to attending pu pils. Should the number Justify, Miss Ethel Webb, of the Toronto School of Oratory, will organize an elocution class here, and also give private les sons to those who are desirous of re ceiving instructions in this art Ap plications should be made before the 15th of September. SAVED AT GRAVES BRINK. " I know I would long ago have been In my grave." writes Mrs. S. H. New som, of Decatur, Ala., " If It had not been for Electric Bitters. For three years I suffered untold agony from the worst forms of Indigestion, Water- brash, Stomach and Bowel Dyspepsia. But this excellent medicine did me a world of good. Since using It I can eat heartily and have gained J5 liounds." For Indigestion, Loss of Ap petite, Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles, Electric Bitters are a posi tive, guaranteed vure. Only 60c at Chas. Rogers' drug stoer. KKMCTION SALE. Mrs. R. Ingleton is having a big re duction sale on shirt-waJsts, skirts, children's clothes, Infants' clothes, and all kind of ladles' and children's fur nishing gooJs, including hair switches and pompadours. A chance for ihe $500 piano with each 50-cent purcnase. Commercial street, opposite Budget of fice. SUITS OUR CUMAT3. The raDidly Increasing use of shin gles as covering for the walls of build ings, both to keep out the weather ana for ornamental purposes, makes a reat demand for a shingle stain wblch preserves the wood, ptevents moss, and retains a fresh, handsome appearance. Particularly Is such Ute case in damp climates. The need is weu stet in a perfect article maoe right here In As toria. Cutblrtb's Creosote Shingle Stains are penetrative, preservative, handsome and durable. They are put up In eight colors and every package guaranteed. SHOES My s!o: k ot Men's mitl Roys' Shoes is unsurpassed for qual- ity. Close b'tyiitfr and low fX penscs t iiublc me to sell the best qualities nt lowest prioes. CALL AND EXAMINE THE Q00DS S.A.Ginire .H.'l Routl Street 8 Beautiful Crockery Display The Finest Assortment of Fancy Crock ery and Glassware ever seen in Astoria. Dinner Seta, Tea Sets, Special Fruit Dishes.Decoratetl Toilet Seta, Cut Glass, Uisfjue Figures, Water Crocks, Souvenir Dishes. ALL AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES FOARD 8 STOHES COMPANY' We alio carry a Comj.lc-te COTCO0000GG3O3OCOOO NEW STOCKTHE WK CAN SAVE DRY GOODS . . . SHOES .... GROCERIES - . FaUITi AND VEGETABLES FLOUR AND FEED FISEE DEUVKItY V. H. COFFEY, &00CO0COOCCC0CCC00CCC20SCCC itxsx:x:n:xxt:xnx::xtrr::ir.xsxsi:ui::xsxuxsxnxxaxsri:zn j JHE UNIVERSITY Pi OREGON I S The first Semester, Session 1902-1903, opens Wednesday. Sep- H A tember 17th. The foilwing schools and colleges are compris- u ed In the unlverilty. Graduate school College of IJteratur?, 3 J Science and Arts College of Science and Engineering Cnivee M 3 sity Academy School of Music School of Medicine School of g 1 Lav?. Tultioi free, excepting in sehooti of Law, Medicine and ' a t Music. (Incilental fee, JIO; Student br4y tax, $2.50 per year.) " U 4 Cost of living, from J100 to S200 per year. For catalogue ad- " 3 I dress Registrar of the University, Eugrene, Oregon. M J University school of Music Irving M. Glen, A. M. cVan. PI- 'S j ar.o., Mrs. Hose Midgely Hollenbeck (JosefTy. Cvtowskl, j Schwarenska). Piano, Mr. Arthur Louis Frazer, (flv years 4 with W. G. Nash). Voice, Miss Eva Stinson, CKiut; Conser- j vatory Tre belli Music School.) Violin. Mrs. John L. Pipes, 1 (Snltrner Splering.) Theory, Miss Eva Stinson, Miss Rose i Midgley Hollenbeck. Terms furnished on application to the dean. J EUGENE, : - : : OREGON. tixxsxuxxuxuxKXKiuxttrinxnxsxuxsiniKxzn: XXSXXKXXKXXUX4XSXXKXXXUXXKXXtXaXXJJXXX I CHAIRS CHAIRS - CHAIRS I M rsr 5 H M Large new stock of Morris Chairs, Morris Ilockers and Children's Morris Chairs. ROCKING " D1MNG M HALL CHAIRS t H. H. ZAPF, The House Furnisher I CLOSING OUT GO - xnx4xsix axxxxuxxsxx TRULLIXGER, EASTABRQOK & CO. 8CCCBS90RSTO THEO. BRACKER Jobljerg and Dealers in CIGARS, TOBACCOS, SMOKER'S ARTICLES, PLAYING CARDS, STATIONERY, AMBER GOODS, CUTLERY, ETC. MEERSCHAUM AND BRIAR HPE8 Pips Repairing A Specialty Castings We are prepared to make them on short notice and of the best materials. Let us give you estimates on any kind of castings or pattern work. Lowest prices for first-class work. TELEPHONE NO. 2451. PARK AND WASHINGTON, PORTLAND, OREGON The school where thorough work is done; where the reason 1$ always given; where confidence ia developed; where bookkeeping 13 taught exactly as bocks are kept in business; where shorthand ia made easy ; where penmanship is at its best;, where hundreds of bookkeepers and stenographers have been educated for success in life; where thousands more will be. Open all the year. Catalogue frea A, P. ARMSTRONG, LL. B., PRINCIPAL Line of Fancy CutUry 00(X0000000000000030000O PEOPLE'S STQRE YOU MOSEV OS Som; Splen JiJ Vilacs For Ladies, Children tvA Men 5 Fresnest Stock In Town S Fresa Every Day $ - uei uar trices BEST OP SERVICE., 483-491 Boni Street M CHILDREN'S M FOLDING Q EASY 5 CAKTS AT COST. J xsxxaxxxxxxaxx::xx 5'5 Commercial Street Astoria, Oregon IRON, STEEL, BRASS and BRONZE Scow Bay Ircn 0 Brass Works Cor. ISth nnd Funkllu are: