--THE REAL' PICNIC--
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Veal Ixmf (Jlbby's).
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D svlled Ham (UnuVr wood's)
Deviled Hum (Underand) ...
Tin Manny A Bur PlckUw bulk
Olive large uuten bulk ;.u
WR HAVK TUW HKST H01LKD HAH IN
strawberrle, w are IT..
ROSS. HIGGINS CO.
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JUNE, IHOJ.
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TO MY FRIENDS
And'CMbmers
HERMAN WI5.E
X5ho Reliable Clothier and Hatter
Opposite Palace Restaurant
Fishermen:
palls. 40 cents.
Dixie Queen, In 10-os.
P. A. Trulllnger.
The liveliest shop In the city,
artists at the Pala: baths.
61X
Oraya river full cream cheese war
ranted the best on the coast. Depot and
tola agency at No 417 Bond strest, Bond
Street market. Wholesale and retail.
Meet Met At Uostler'a
Moitft, fe'ountwtn
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.
WE CAN SURELY PLEASE YOU.'
. GIVEJUS A TRIAL.
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CHARLES IIEIIB0KN S SON
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Desiring to secure for the
Coming Fall i
THE CREAM
OF GOOD GOODS
For my Customers, I have
gone East for a month.
I respectfully invito yonr patron
age during my absence, assuring
you that Jou will bo treated
courteoualy and honorably
not only because I insist
upon ouch treatment on
Uie part of my sales
men, but because
1 know them to
bo naturally
tlonost and Civil.
Mr. Duncan Ferguson,
Mr. C. W. Sj.riggo,
Mr. Clia. MoEwan,
and my son, Leo Wine
will feel honored to have you call ')
and I shall appreciate your support.
Sincerely, i
JHI-o the delicious
Johnson Bros.
dessert, sold by
Mrs. Edward Helntse, S73 Franklin
avenue, withes muslo pupils. Begin
ners only accepted. Special attention
to fingering and time.
Roslyn coal lasts longer, is cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves
and chimney flues than any other coal
on tlio market. George W. Sanborn,
agent, Telephone 1311. '
A good workman, using good mater
ials, makes a good Job and saves much
annoyance. You especially need the
best In plumbing, gas fitting, heating
appliances snd tlnwork. Call on John
A. Montgomery, 426 Bond, street, and
avoid trouble, Phqne 1031.
ASTORIA,
Salmon Bear ,
Clear Brand
AH Fishermen Should Watch For
Those Stamped with "1901'
On Left Side.
Any onn finding a salmon with the fig
ur 1H01 stampd amidships on Us port
sfde coming -up the Columbia this sea
sun will do more to upset the theories
bf an Imposing array of scientific men
than any fisherman has ever done be
fore, -
The re'tson Is this: Superintendent
Drown, who Is in charge of the state
hatchery on the Hnake river, last No
vember stamped 20Q male salmon
desctitwvl above, and carefully turned
them out after the spawning procGMs
had been ctmplfted plating them below
the racks so that they would have ev
ery opportunity of returning safely to
the sea. Now It la the unanimous and
Arm belief of all fishery expert that
salmon after spawning never reaches
the sea again, and In consequence,
slKuld one of theee 2"0 marked Huh be
taken here, ull the theory will be bust
ed Hit flat as a paper balloon.
Warden Van Dueen Is anxious that
the Information be widely distributed,
n that If any flnhermnn finds a salmon
with loot on Its side he will notify the
warden's office.
BCHOOL TIME ENDING.
This Week to See Many Pupils Releas
ed for Vocation.
Most of the country schools In the
county being summer schools are now
In full swing, but those At Seaside,
Hammond, and Westport will close ear-
iy
this week.
School Superintendent Lyman has al
ready forwarded blanks, supplies, and
doles of the new school law to the
lerks of the different districts, and ev-
rythlng Is In readiness for the annual
school meeting, which are to be held
throughout Oregon on June 16. The
nrlmimil buslnrs to ccme before the
imx lines will be the election of direct
ors and clerks. A special school tax
may also be levied, but notification of
Intention to do this must be Inserted In
the notice of meeting, which hae to be
posted 10 days In advance.
The law provides that in school die.
IrlcW of the first class (.those havlnif
1000 or more children of school age) one
director shall be chosen for a term of
Ave years. In all other districts one
director Is chosen for a te'rm of three
years and a clerk for one year.
VETERAN . PASSES AWAY.
B. Franklin, Who Fought In The
Mexican Wr, Passes Away.
Death yesterday claimed a veteran of
the Mexican war In the person of B.
B. Franklin, who die partly from the
gtneral debility of old age and purtly
from the results of the accident he met
with laat Fourth of July, when he was
run over by a wagon and his hip wa
broken.
Mr. Franklin was over 80 years of
age and for the past quarter of a cen
tury had resided In Astoria, being
known to almost everyone In the city.
For a lime he conducted undertaking
business here. Mr. Franklin had no
children, but W survived by a wife.
The funeril will takeplace tomorrow
afternoon at 1 o'clock from PoWs. The
Interment will be In Greenwood cem
etery. ,
TICKLED CHINESE EARS.
8 There are phonographic records and
phonographic records. One that was In
use In the store of the Dock Lung com
pany yesterday afternoon was a compar
atlve novelty there, and a crowd gath
ered to listen to the atralna of the Btrl
dent Chinese song that ripped through
the air. The surrounding Chinamen
seemed delighted with the performance
for the record was doubtless made by
some star of the Chinese operatic stage.
KEEPS UP AVERAGE.
Tho ;old storage plants are having
the pick of tho run Just at present,
some splendid flsh coming In every day.
The canneries are not recolvlng many
more than las week, although a little
improvement Is noticed. The unusally
warm weather that Is now prevalent Is
expected to bring on the run In full
strength by Monday or Tuesday,
STARTS NEW LOGGING CAMP.
A new logging camp Is to be atarted
on the Lewie and Clark river by F. M.
Warren. The site chosen Is Jst north
of the Muchad place on the river, and It
Is expected that considerable work will
be done there. , Robert Hill will have
charge of the camp.
' Mary D'Amloo, a girl of 16,' died yes
terday of consumption. She Is surviv
ed by her mother, a brother, and a mar
ried sister. The funeral will be held to
morrow morning from the home the In
terment being In Greenwood cemetery.
OREGON, SUNDAY, 4 JUNE
IPERSONAL 2s" 15 N T I O N I
H. R. Hoeflur Is In Portland today
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Carney are In
Portland today. v ' : .
Ar.Ila and Mugo Strom were down
from Svensen yesterday.
Herman Wise leaves today for a trip
to the east to last a month.
E. F. Llbke wis In town yesterday
from the Lewis and Clark. , . ' .
Miss Gertrude 'Irallier Is over from
Warrenton visiting with her aunt.
Miss Florence Turner Is in the city
from her school on Walluskl vl'lting
her mother. , '
B. S. Worsley returned last evening
to hU Knappa home after a tew days
spent In the city.
Judge McBrlde of the circuit court
was In the city yesterday and opened
court for an hour. ; ,
Captain Gregory went to Portland
last night to visit with his family. He
will return tonight.
Mrs. F.rnest Bross, wife of the manag
Ing editor of the Oregonlan, passad
through the city yesterday. ,
Pete Kruse of the Astora Iron works
leave today for Sin Francisco where
he will spend two months.
Mlos Pickle Byrd an her cousin Mini
Esther Gearhart went to Miss Lyrd's
hon.e near Seaside hut evening.
Mrs. Einll .Hammarxtrom Is enter
taining her brother and mother. Prof.
and Mrs. Bel fridge of San Francisco.
Matt Pomeroy 1-I aent for the
Vancouver Transportation company
went to Rainier last evening. ' He will
return today.
N. A. Marrs went to Portland takt
night to remain over today.
Assessor Cornelius went to Portland
last night.
Mr. and Mrs. James Manner came
over from their cottage at Ing beach
yesterday and In the evening ieft for
their homo In Portland.
Ralph Wooden came In yesterday
from Nehalem. The young man Is suf
fering from a lame hand, a ehurp ax
having come In contact with It.
Fred Hendrlckson the had chef of
the Palace Catering company, and Mnr
Hendrlckson will leave this Morning
for Duluth, Minn., where they will visit
with relatives.
Secretary of State Dunbar :me
lown from Portland on the noon train
yesterday on a matter of private busi
ness, and returned . ly . the evening
train.
MARINE ITEMS. '
The launch Queen, being in need of
some minor repairs, the Eclipse made
the run to Grays river yesterday.
The Munsantta's crew Is being busily
employed at present In landing buoys
and other routine work. "
The barkentlne Northwest arrived In
yesterday In ballast from Redondo to
load lumber.
SECURE FINE SHAD.
Could some unbelieving easterners
that scoff at Columbia shad haveseen
tho splendid flah that W. O. Barnes.of
the C. R. P. A. had yesterday
morning, they would have been effect
ually silenced. The ahad, which was
taken In the Eureka seine, "was over
two feet long, eight Inches deep, and
elghed 10 6-4 pounds. Its ultimate
fate was to furnish a meal for Secre
tary George.
SEASONABLE SALE
An apron and golf sun bonnet sale
ill be given by the ladles of the
Monday club on Tuesday June In the
Masonic building. Light refreshments
afternoon and evening. ,
Bicycle suits half price at Danxtger'a.
BEAUTIFY YOUR ROOMS.?
As a lurge number of the beautiful
pictures displayed by the ladles of the
Library association ' In the Masonic
building, comer Ninth and Cimmerclal
streets, remain unsold they wlH now be
offered for sale at terma to suit pur
chaser. This la a grand opportunity
to secure choice works of art suitable
for framing and worthy to adorn any
room, at whatever you can afttrd to
pay. The ladles desire to close them
out this week. All the proceeds go to
the library. Do not miss this genuine
closing out sale. .
Steln-Boch suits at Danilger's.
GOOD FOR THE HEALTH. ,
What la nicer than a tender, Juicy
steak properly broiled? And where
can it be prepared so weu aa at the
Toke Point Oyster HouseT Try It.
Everything that Is good and In season,
and served so you will enjoy It; Short
orders. Private rooms. Neat and at
tractive.
7, 190.1.
BOCK IS CORNERED.
Governor Grants Request for Extradt
, tlon of Alleged Perjurers.
That the work of District Attorney
Allen In the Bock rase has borne good
fruit is shown by the following dispatch
received by The Astorlan last nights
Sacramento, June 6. Governor Par
dee today Issued warrants of arrest up.
on the requisition of the governor of
Oregon for Cbarief Lane, alias Bock
Joslah Smith, and his son Adalbert
Smith, all charged with, having com
mltted perjury In Astoria for the pur
pose of obtaining damages for Injuries
alleged to have been sustained by Lane
The prisoners are In Jail In Oakland.
Tne caw has already been told at
length In The Aetorian. Bock will sun
today on his Journey to face the accus
ation that have been made against
him, and If he b proved guilty there
I a heavy sentence awaiting him.
SALMON MARKET IMPROVING.
The salmon markets, particularly
thos In the east, are slowly Improving.
New York advices state that the de
mand for red Alaska and snckeye Is
better and stocks are going more rapid
ly Into consumption. June, July, and
August are good months In the market
and further Improvement is looked for
at any time. The cheeper grades, how
ever, are barely steady, with supplies
heavy. Should the packing of chums
and pinks be decreased during the
coming season, there will be a close
clean up by the end of the year, and,
with th higher cost of packing, the
market for the beter grade will nat
urally be on an Improved basis.
UNIQUE THEATER KINDER
GARTEN. Anybody passing the Unique theater
yesterday would have thought It wa a
kindergarten instead of a theater, the
opinion being baaed upon the hundreds
ef children who surrounded door wait
ing for the opening. A good orogram
was given to the little one and at
times It seemed they would laugh them
selves to death. The same perform
ance wUI be given this afternoon, and
the coon act Itself Is worth the prlcxf
admission, ' Don't miss the big show
tomorrow. Many and varied features
will be given and they will all be good.
Paul La Croix the "Jump Jugger;" l?n
cle Josh's Vlelt to Chinatown, and the
nuyi from Ireland will be a few of
them.
A. O. IT. W. ELECT OFFICERS.
At their meeting last evening the
Workmen elected officers to serve dur
ing the ensuing term. The installation
will take place at .the met meeting lu
July. Following is the result, of the
election:
M. F. Hardesty, M. W.
O. F. Morton, foreman.
Harrison Allen, overseer.
W. L. Trulllnger, guide.
F. D. Wii tcn, recorder.
Jacob Martin, Inside watch.
E. C. Foster, outside watchman.
' Drs. Tuttle, Pllklngton, KsU-s and
Cordlner. lodge physicians..
LUMBER COMPANY
ATED.
INCORPOR-
Formal articles of Incorporation of
the American Lumber company were
filed with the county recorder yester
day, the Incorporators being Frank
Patton, N. D. Bain, F. L.' Parker, C.
L. Houston, and J. E. Ferguson. The
capital stock is 6150,0110 in 6100 sharae,
and the principal place of business is
to be In Astoria.
NEW ROLLER ARRIVES.
Astoria streets are now bound to be
on their beat behaviour, for a crushing
argument In the form of the new five
ton Austin roller arrived last' night by
the A. & C, R. Ry., and Is now at the
freight sheds. The building of maca
dam streets on Fifth, Seventh, Eighth,
Fifteenth, and Jerome will now pro
ceed after a delay of some weeks on
account bf the non-arrival of the
roller, ''
PUPILS TO ATTEND GRACE
V CHURCH. ' -
The graduating clas of the high
school will attend Grace church this
evening In a body to hear the bacca
laureate sermon, which Is to be preach
ed by Rev. William Seymour Short. It
Is expected that most of the other high
school pupils will also be present, al
though they will not attend as a
schoool but Individually.
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Divine service at 11 a. m. and T p.
m. Sunday school at 12:30. Service at
Holy InnocentB' chapel at 3:30. At the
evening service In Grace church the
sermon will be delivered to the gradu
ating class Of the high school.
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SUMMER
75-cent
CORSET
or 50 Ceats
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c56c A. DUNBAR CO.
Do You Lille
Imported Swi3S
Roguefort -
' Primost
Clatsop Cream
California Cream '
-Sap Sapo
FOARD a
- Astoria -
HO FOR THE BEACH
Better TaHe a Wall Tent
Costs You Only $5.00
Hardwood frame camp stools 25 cents
Complete outfits, stoves, dishes, tinware, etc
H. H. ZAPF - The Houelurnisher
KHMJ4 COMMERCIAL STKEET
The
The
Palace
Cafe
All Kinds of Mattresses
Made to Order
r Adams $ Henning'sen
; Z,-l'Jt-Y. 'Dealers In. lin-i Tt'tVi' : 'Z':-
i Furniture. Stoves, Tinware, House Furnishings.
Second-band Goods Booght And Sold.
V 4 i vt ' . W Bny AH Kindt of Junk.
405 BOND STREET, ASTORIA. OREGON,
I-f O TE t PORTEA N D
1 3The Finest Hotel In the Northwest , , f
PORTLAND, r . - OREGON
v Of New Zealand
W. P. THOMAS, Mgr., San Francisco,
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF-SHAREHOLDERS
Has been Underwriting on the Pacific Coast ovei twenty-two yean.
' " SAMUEL ELMORE & CO., Agents, Astoria, Ore.
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CORSET
quality
Cheese?
Look over oar list of recent arrivals4
You will surely see what 3ou want.
Eyasens Celebrated Dutch
Appetite Kase
Martin's Eastern Cream
Tillamook Cream
Young America
Limburger-
STOIIES CO.
' Ore.
Best Restaurant
Refnlar Meals. 25 Cents
uouay UIUUGI9 s pcwiaiiy ,4 ;
Everything1 the Market Affords '
Palace Catering Company i
Furniture He paired
Upholstering .
'PHONE, RED 2305
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