ASTORIA. ORfcGON,1 SATURDAY,4 ' JUNE: 'C'lOO:?.
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THE TIDES
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Monday .'TTTT'"!, ':!' t.l 5:61 T.I
TiiMlay . . , . 1 BUS 7.0 CtO 1.1
Wednesday , .. 1 7:0ft t.i 7:41 T.I
Thursday .... 4 1:13 1.1 1:46 T.I
Krtday t 1:34 1.4 1:17 1.1
Maturdsy . . .. to: 36 4.610:14 l.t
MJNtur . .. . 7 11:11 I.IU:0 I.I
Hon .lay , , , , I 11:49 1,1
Monday , .,. d . . i 11:49 l.t
l'Maiir i '. .. I... 1:04 I.I
JUNK. 1101.
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Tuesday . . .
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Thursday .
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Haturday . .
HUN DA IT . .
Monday . . .
Tuesday .
Wednesday
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1 0:06 1.7 12:16 1.4
I 1:11 t.l 1:16 1.1
4 1:16 l.t 1:11 1.0
6 1:10 1.4 1:10 l.t
I 4:10 I.I 4:20 t.l
7 !: 0.1 1:17 t.l
I 1:10 0.0 1:04 1.1
I 4:61-1.1 1:10 t.t
U) Ml -0.1 1:21 I.I
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THE - ,: :
On '.
Lijfllt ColOrGd , It It customary to radoca
Uieprio on straw bata
Hats I or light colursd (tit baU II
f -
al thi end of each Mimo
i j . T!n
i ' hen paopls don'l waul
Light Soft Hats w
Light Stiff Hats iwt om
All Straw Hats ii '
.. . , . . preot reduction on all
REDUCED 'l8ht color1 ft ,wl
stiff felt hats aa wall at
ISSk onttraw all hata.
y ' NOW, at tht begining
of the eeaaon when 70a
r . want a ltgbt hat.
Per Cent.
HERMAN WISE
X5h3 Reliable Clothier and Hatter
Flhrmn: Dlala Qucn, In ll-oa.
palli, 40 cents. P. A. Trulllnger.
The iwtllfit eliop In the city. BIX
artleta at the Pata?e baths.
V 1
Moot Ma At Hoeflor'n
Molt Fsnnuin
t
Oiayi river full ereara cheese war
ranted the best on the coast. Depot and
ole agency at No 417 Bond street, Bond
Street market. Wholesale and retail.
Jell-o the delicious dessert, sold by
Johnson Bros.
Mi's. Edward Helntse, 373 Franklin
avenue, wluhes muslo pupils. Begin
ners only acceptvd. Special attention
to fingering and time,
Iloslyn coal lasts longer, is cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves
and chimney flues than any other coal
on the market. George W. Sanborn,
feat. Telephone 1311.
' A good workman, using good mater
ials, mnket a good job and saves much
nnnoyunce. Tou specially need the
best In plumbing, gaa fitting, heating
appliances and tlnwork. Call on John
A, Montgomery, 425 Bond street, and
void trouble; Phone 1031.
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Established 1876.
Established 1876.
NOW THAT.
HOUSE CLEANING TIME
Is at its height we desire to call your
attention to our line of
RUGS, CARPETS, MATTINGS
AND LINOLEUMS.
WECAN surely please -you.
give:us a trial. '
f CHARLES HElLBSnN & S0N
Labor Day To4
Be Celebrated
Labor Council Decides To Have A
Noteworthy Observance In
September This Year.
Utbor dtiy this yar will be cele
liratl In Astoria as It hits never be
fore been celebrated. At a meeting of
the lubur council lout night Is the hull.
n lUmcl etreet It was devKlea that a
fitting observance of the dny would be
approved by the council, and a commit
tee of five waa appointed to make the
reuulslte arrangements. The five mem
bers of the committee are i'ete May
J. Muhoney, Chris llenweber, C. M.
ehil.ialnam, and J. T. Wchardiem,
I'rundnent wakera from all over the
lute will be Invited to address the un
ions and the general public, and the
day will be marked by exertlnea that
will bring Oregon's observant of It
abreant and ahead of other 'states.
Hitherto there has nut been much at
tention paid to the fltting celebration
of Utbor day in Asutrla, but this year
a change wlll.be noticeable, and organ
ised lnb r lure will mark its own par
ticular1 day with observances of a Note
worthy kind..' tf ; i y-V.. ".
The Hm Francisco Oyster houaa was
reported to- the council as fair by the
cooka t,d waiters" union, . j , j
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s ' MANZANITA IN PORT. I ,
The lighthouse tender Mansanlta re
turnej yesterday evening from , a
month's abanc in Alaskan watera.
The trip was tltogether an agreeable
cut, excepting that soma nasty weather
was encountered during lha return The
tender visited both Jlmeau and Skag
way, both places oreetntlng rather a
deserted appewrance, owing to the regu
Inr spring exodus of the floating popu
lation Into mining districts of the In
terior, Douglaa Island is a particular
thickly populated crnter, the mines
there engaging the attention of ener
getic siculllons and active prospect-
opi. The omcere ana crew or me bmui-
sanita remained in good health during
their sbwiKS from this port, and noth
ing occurred during the trip to Inter
rupt ths general harmony If the vajr
age. : ; ;,' " '
EPWOKTH LRAOl'B 80CIA1,.
The aorial given last evening a the.
home of Dr. T. L. Bull by the elpworth
league proved a mrt enjoyahle affulr
the large crowd la attendance voting
the ent?rtlnmmt to have been the best
ever. A number of games wer en
cagd In, on the lawn, the pleasant ev
ening nuking It very comfortable out
of d'tors. A short program was ren
dered, an devery numbed was a good
one. Th ;y were: Miss' Clara Barker,
reading: Mlw Fay Ball, piano Solo: In
strumental duet, piano. Misses Fay
and Leola Ball. Light refreshments
were served by the young ladles.
TO RACE FOR GLORY. -
All tint desire to tea an exciting and
keenly contested race should not fall to
meet at the base bull grounds tomor
row afternoon at t o'clock, when Joe
Znmbollcu and Fred Brown Sr. will
run for the fat men's championship of
the world. The hundred yards la ex
pected to be covered In even time, that
la about 50 seconds or to.
Joe Is the popular mixer at Foster's
Exchange, and It will take about a
doxen of his own drinks to revive him
ufter the race. There la some lively
betting on the event, Andrew, the Sun
uyslde man, having bet ISO on Brown,
who la booked to roll In ahead of Joe
If Andy'a bollef amounts to anything.
Immense line
Panxlgwr'e. "
of negligee shirts at
MATINEE EVERY DAT AT 1:30.
The Unique theater, located next to
Peterson A Brown's has made a great
Impreselon on the public, judging from
the crtwds which visit the place night
ly. The show Is without doubt the best
ever seen In Astoria. The manage
ment has done away with all the de
lays between acts. Something Is on the
stage from the time the curtain raises
until the show Is over, A matinee is
given every afternoon commencing at
3:30. A special matinee will be given
for the children next Saturday after
noon. Admission 10 cents.
Hawea' 13 hats at Dunxlger's.
the soap , which began its
sale in . the 18th century,
sold all through, the 19th
and is selling in the 20th.
' 1 fells all over the world.
I PERSONAL MENTION
4) :
3 Jacob Buumbarten of Olney wss In
the city yesterday.
Miss Maude Vuwum was over from
her Bklpaiwn home yesterday,
Wm. H. Barker left laat night for
Pugt sound on a buslnesa trip. ...
N. P. Nelson, a wellknown merchant
of Olney. la In the city on business. ;
Miss Flo nce Camahan will spend
today and tomorrow at her west aide
home. ,
Jesse Baker, formerly auditor of Wak
lahkum county, will be burled today In
Cathlamet. ;
Captain Brooke Payne and Mrs,
Payne wer in the city yesu-rday fiom
Fort Cunby. '
W. .It, Mcintosh returned yesterday
from Grays river where he has been vis
itlng relatives for a couple o days.
Buperlntendent Dorsey It. Smith cam
over from Ilwaco yesterday afternoon
and In the evening left up for Portland.
ChK of Police Hallock hu been on
the sick list for the past two or three
days, but Is now on the w,ty to re
covery. ' :
Itlchard J. Vincent has resigned as
bookkeeper for the llrookdeld cannery
and has accepted the position of Long
Beach agent for the I. R. N. He will
be In tewn for a few days.
Rev. C. . Davles of FtUrberrry,
III., is visiting with his former col
lege friend. Rev. Henry Marcotte, for
few days on his way home from the
general assembly at Los Angeles.
A. M. La Follette, representative
from Marion county, la a guest of Ben
ator Fulton. YetAerdey be visited Ft.
Canby In company with the senator,
and an enjoyable afternoon waa spent
in Inspecting the provisions for the de
fense of th Columbia.
Rev. and Mrs.' Henry Marcotte ar
rived home yesterday from an extended
trip through California. Mr. Marcotte
has been one of the two commissioners
from Oregon attending the general as
sembly of the Presbyterian church at
I. on Angeles, while Mrs. Murcotte has
been visiting her parents In Eureka.
New line of men's golf shirts, Dan-
lirer'H. '
All members of the M. E. Sunday
school are requested to meet at the
chunn this afternoon at 3 o'clock to re
hearse for Children's day.
Invitations have reached this city
announcing the graduation of Miss Hel
en Cowglll from the Baker City high
school. Miss Helen Is the daughter of
W. C. Cowglll formerly of Astoria, and
was a student In the local schools.
' . BOCK STARTS' TOMORROW. .
gwlft Work of Harrison Allen Has
s' ' ' tens HI Return,
Round the world In W days would pre
sent small difficulty to Harrison Alien
Judging from his 'recent trip to 8slem.
Mr. Allen bft Astoria by the morning
train Thursday and waa buck by the
noon train yesterday, afUr transacting
his buslnesa In the capital and setting
the revised requisition papers for Bock
and his companions on their way to
Han Fruncleco.
Mr. Allen left here on the morning
of Thursday and covered the 100 mile
there and back in about 34 nouns. Gov
em or Chamberlain, his secretary, and
the secretary of state met him at Sa
lem and the requisition papers wer
forwarded to California on the overland
train the same evening. By this ar
tangement If everything move on time
Hherlff Linvlile will be able to start for
home tomorrow evening, bringing back
the most notorious swindlers that have
hitherto graced the annals of Astoria.
The penalty for perjury in a caae
such a that In which Bock flgu'es is
not less than three yeans In the peni
tentiary nor mm than SO. From all
indications If Bock la found guilty he
will have to stand a good stiff sentence.
The case Is one of the most unique In
the annals of municipal litigation.. .
LAST OUTSIDE SALEM.
The execution of Smith, the new
wife murderer. In Portland yesterday
marks the close of the old system
whereby executions took place In the
various counties. In future all hang
ing will be carried out In the state penl
tentiary. , At the present time there Is
one condemned murderer.Pleajsint Arm
strong, of Baker county, awaiting the
execution of his sentence, and It la
doubtful bow the law will be Interpret
ed In his case as he was sentenced he
fye the new act came Into effect.
In the case of Smith a strong effort
was made to save' his neck. District
Attorney Allen waa In Salem on Thurs
day night In- connection with the Bock
caaa. and he heard the argument made
by the attorney for Smith before the
governor. The plea for reconsideration
of the sentence was based upon the 111-
neas of one of the Jurymen, the allega
tion being made that the vrdlct waa re
turned partly to relieve the Juror from
further duty.
The funeral of the late John Smith,
the Lewis and Clark rancher, was held
yesterday. Rev. Oscar Ostrom officiat
ed. A great many of the Lewis and
Clark residents were in attendance. In
terment was at the LewlsandClark cem
etcry. . .
The members of the hoee team Intend
developing good tfpeed and were out on
Commercial street last night doing a
turn. The usual crowd collected to
watch the performance. The young
men will doubtless do good team work
after they get together a few times,
and the onlookers last evening bespeak
praise for their efforts.
A great deal of interest waa mani
fested In the trap shooting of some of
the boys yesterday afternoon on the
Elmore dock. Owing to the strong
wind that was blowglng It was hard to
make hlxh scores, but all the aame
some excellent shooting was made. On
Sunday afternoon the "400" club "will
hold Its weekly shoot, and it la expected
that a large number will attend.
FISHERY NOTES.
That the Importance of the smaller
fish of the Pacific coast Is being realis
ed is shown by the fact that canneries
are being built for sardines and other
specie. The Carlisle Packing company
on Lumml Island, Washington, la now
shipping large quantities of herring at
profitable rate. ,, , i'
The failure of tha great house of Por
ter Bros, of Chicago haa forced Into
bankruptcy the North American Flsh
erlea company, which had Its head
quarters In Falrhaven.
The United Fish and Packing, com
pany of Falrhaven will pack a large
quantity of salmon In porcelain Jars
this season.
A big cannery at Anacortes, Wash.,
will make A specialty of canning sar
dines. , FCNERAL OF MRS. PARKER.
The funeral of Mrs., C. L. Parker
was largely attended yesterday. Ser
vices at the residence of W. T. Mc
Gregor were conducted by Rev. W.
Seymour Short, after which a special
train conveyed the funeral party 1 to
Ocean View cemetery. There were
many beautiful floral tributes, and the
sorrow was general at the logs or such
a woman i s Mrs. Parker,
Blcyela sulfa half price at Danxiger'al
BEAUTIFY YOUR ROOMS.
; As a large number of the beautiful
pictures displayed by the ladles of the
Llbruty association In the Masonic
building, corner Ninth and Clmmerclal
streets, remain unsold they will now be
offered for sale at term to suit pur
chasers. This Is a grand opportunity
to secure choice works of art suitable
for framing and worthy to adorn any
roonv at whatever .you can -aff trd to
pay. The ladies desire to close them
out this week. All the proceeds go to
the library. " Do toot miss this genuine
closing out sale. '
Stein-Booh suits at DanslgeCa. ,
GOOD FOR THE HEALTH.
What l nicer than a tender, Juicy
steak properly broiled?, And , where
can It be prepared ao well aa at the
Toka Point Oyster House? Try It.
Everything that IS good and in season,
and served so you will enjoy It,' Short
orders. Private rooms, Neat sjid at
tractive. '"",';; v-'V'-
i Young- YftenV nobby, Wits at Daniiif-
A SUBSTITUTE FOR RUBBER.
After experimenting for several years
a substitute for rubber has been per
fected. It Is produced, principally, from
asphalt, and can be used in the manu
facture of rubber goods, linoleum, etc.
A substitute of this kind will probably
answer as well as the genuine article,
but In medicine It has been proven, time
and again, that all substitutes are dan
geroua. Therefore beware ofthem when
purchasng Hoeteltef's Stomach- Bitters,
the celebrated family medicine for atom
ach, liver and, kidney Ills, by noticing
that our private stamp over the neck of
the bottle la unbroken. The Bitters
positively cures nausea, ' headache,
dlsxlness, dyspepsia, Indigestion, con
stipation, nervousness and general
weakness. Be sure to give it a trial.
For sale by all druggists and general
dealers.
What Shall We
Have for Dessert?
This question arises in the family
every day, Let us answer It to-day. Try
Pre-
a delicious, and, healthful dessert.
pared in two minutes.- No boiling! no
baking 1 add boiiingt water and set to
eooL, Flavors:- Lemon, Orange, Rasp,
berry and Strawberry; G& package
at your grocers to-day. io eta.
SAVE THE PENNIES
Tbey r ths staff Dollars are ma'le ol.
Toucan save both . -. t :
LV '.' ' Vi ;-.r 1.,.
PENNIESAND DOLLARS
by making your parchsUes where you get th most
value for your money. , .
WE ARE LEADERS
in fashions, styles, and low prices in everything front kerchief
to a $100 tailor-made soil. ' '
Notice these values:
Bleached, mnsliu . 5c yd
Unbleached muslin 5c yd
6 spook thread i -, . 23c
Double width sheeting 1 9c yd
Fast black hose 10c pr-
5c lace for 3c yd
'- 6 rolls toilet paper for 25c
lead pencils 6c doz
1 bottle black ink, , . , ,8c
6-cent tablets for . 4c
1 can talcum powder 10c
' 1 bo toilet soap" : " r'lOc"
' 1 tar.castile. soap 20c.
1 bottle Rubifoam 19c '
Mail orders promptly filled
5e A. DUNBAR CO.
Do You Lille Cheese?
Look over onr list of recent arrivals
You will surely see what you want
Imported Swiss
, Koguefort
Primost
Clatsop Cream
California Cream
Eyssens Celebrated Dutch
." Appetite Kase
Martin's Eastern Cream
Tillamook Cream -Young
America -
-Sap Sapo Limburger-
FOARD a STOKES GO.
Astoria - - Ore.
nu nun int jolalii
BetterTalle a VallTcnt
Costs You Only $5.00
Hardwood frame camp stools 2$ cents
Complete outfits, stoves, dishes, tinware, etc
H. H. ZiF - The Housefurnhher
COMMERCIAL STKEET '
The
Palace
Tile Best Ocattiiinint
' 1 . ' s
Retular Meals, 25 Cents
' r Sunday Dinners Specialty
Everything-toe Market Affords
Palace Catering Company
All Kinds of Mattresses
Made to Order ' '
Furnitnre Repaired
Upholstering '
Adams Henninsen
' Dealers In
Forciture. Stoves;: Tinware. Ibase Furnishings.
Second-baod Goods Boogbt Aod Sold.
, Wt Boy All Kindt of Jtmk.
405 BOND STREET, ASTORIA. OREGON. '
"PHONE. RED 130S
H OTEI3 PORTLAN D
The Finest Hotel in the Northwest
PORTLANDS - - OREGON
NEW 'ZEALAND FIRE INSDRANCE COMPANY
Of New Zealand
W. P. THOMAS, Mgr., 5an Francisco.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS
Has beeii Underwriting on tbV Pacific Coast ovei twenty-two years,
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