ASTORIA, OREGON, TUESDAY, .DECEMBER. 8, 1903.
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T V s . The Beer of the North Pacific
U Co. is j manufactured right here
at home.
" Insist on getting it : and drink
no other. ,-
Helps to advertise your town;
Is it deserving ol your patronage?
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ASTORIA HOTEL
Realizing Astoria's need of greater facilities for the acoommoda;
tlon.ofthe traveling public, I' have leased' the Astoria Hotel, Seven
teenth street near Commercial, and am now prepared to accommodal
guests.
COUNTRY TRADE SOLICITED.
. . Good board, a table well supplied with wholesome food, comfort
able rooms, reasonable rates and courteous treatment to guests com
bine to make the Astoria Hotel all that is desirable to the public.
JACOB DENCK, Prop.
217 Seventeenth Street,
Astoria, Ore
NOTICE TO HOUSEWIVES.
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In order to make home happy, gtfod meals are indis
pensible, but you cannot have good meals if the principal
part the beef is poor. We are prepared to furnlh the
; very choicest
FRESH AND SALTED MEATS,
- as well as Poultry, Fish and Game in season. Fresh
Crabs every Wednesday and Friday. .
.Astoria fleat, Fish and Poultry JJarket,
Malar & Johnson, Proprietors.
Twelfth St. - Astoria.
The Imperial Oyster
EEand Chop HouseH
P. GALLAGHER, Manager
I Toke Point and Shoal water B Oysters
First Class Cooking Guaranteed. We i
Specialty of Coffee.
COMMERCIAL STREET
Opposite PetC.'.i ,i -town's I
Dr. N. H. Stewart
DENTIST '
Rooms In Kinney building , ; '
Over Griffin'. Book Store o r I
Dr. T. L. Ball
DENT7SI
624 Commercial street,- Astoria Ore.
j Holmes 1 Sieberts
YVagonmakincj
and
Horseshoeing
j LOGGING CAMP WORK j
J By Experienced Mechanics
GENERAL BLICK8MITHINB
I 650 Duane St. Phone 3561 J
Washington Market
CHRISTENSEN & CO.
Wholesale and Retail
Batchers and Packers
LIT. itooc bought and .old-Steam
boat., .hip and mill, .applied
on abort notlc. , , , , .
Families Supplied at the honest Rate
NoGoIdGure
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Winter Clothing
We have just received a large
consignment of seasonable Cloth
ing, and feel confident of our
abili.y to please in this as in all
other lines.
!:GrH.; COOPER'S!
THE LEADING HOUSE OF ASTORIAJ
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o Alias Lee Herring, Skipper o
0 BillMunford. ' Ed. Turner,
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BillMunford,
Night Clerk.
B us Manager
The National Saloon and Cafe
Finest W lies, llqcer and Cigars
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O 473 Commercial St.
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Astorio, Oregon O
Whiskey
Morphia
Cure
in
Three
Days
Guaranteed
No
Bad
After
. Effects
Offloe
Hours
9 :30 a. m.
to
6:p. m.
fp. m.
to
10 p. m.
Correspondence Solicited.
d.wTDpps
Imperial Hotel.
Portland
RUSSIAN BATHS
Only th. better clu. of ptitronM.
I. attend to. Try onsandroa will
earn, regularly, PriM, 26 OMtl.
Ladies' Private ipsrtcsests
I7 Altar Street
LINE-UP OF
THE TEAMS
Multnomah Sending a Strong Com
bination for Sunday's Game
With Commercial.
LOCAL MEN ARE SANGUINE
that whoever the brewer was, he made
better beer than la' manufactured In
Milwaukee. One of the gentlemen hap
pened to be Interested In an eastern con
e'ern, In the shape of a, brewery, and re
marked: "That beer la not Very strong
in' alc ohol, but tts nutritive properties
are greater, I'll warrant'' than any
other beer In America." The tribute
was a high one, but there are very few
people here who do not Indorse the
eastern man's views. ;
Realize Thatt It Will Be Hardest
Contest Ever Played Here,
but Will Go In to
Win.
posmvi cue
Sold by Chas.
t th. Bidder md OlMwj
HiAntft. No mi. DO
Cra. .tilekJf and Pw
neatly the wont cum ol
no nptttrrof how ton. .Uad.
Inc. AbKlnttlf kinlat
Sold by dniKiigta. irrim
1.00, or by mall, portuud.
'TH UKTAI-PEPtll M,
Rogers 451 Commercial
The big football game scheduled for
next Sunday Is arousing gr.eat interest
est In the city. For the first time As
toria has a chance to meet the big Mult
nomah team of Portland and the play
ers feel rather anxious about the re
sult. The work of the Astoria team up
to the present time has been remark
able and it remains to pit their strength
against Multnomah to demonstrate
they have one of the best teams in the
state. ,The team began last night to
practice in secret, the object being to
develop new plays, in order to spring
surprises on the public next Sunday.
The men are now in good condition and
with this week's work will be In shape
to play the game of their lives. They
arc determined to Win ;If victory Is
possible.- They realize what they are to
go up against, and Intend to give a
good account of themselves. It will be
a game none should miss the greatest
game ever played In Astoria.
Captain George (Barker appreciates
that the local team Is going to have the
hardest game of its career, but he will
go In with the expectation of winning.
"All of the visitors are first team
men," said Mr. Barker, "but It does not
follow that we cannot win. I am of
the opinion that there Is no stronger de
fense team In the northwest than ours.
At Vancouver the soldiers never once
made their yardage something I never
before heard of where two strong elev
ens contested.
"If we are unable to cope with the
Multnomahs by offensive work, we will
surely be able to hold the visitors by
adopting defensive tactics. Our men
have long been anxious to try comius'
ions with the state champions and can
be depended upon to put up the very
best quality of football of which they
are capable. The game ought to be
Interesting from start to finish."
The lineup of the two team Is as fol
lows: 1
Astoria position Multnomah
Bay C. Keller
Oammel ,...R. G ...Bailey
Goddard L. G Krenick
M'nard H. T -..Geariii
Sutton L. T Klrkly
Painter R. E Dowllng
TrulIlnger-WedelL. E Pratt
Stockton Q Johnson,
Oraham..., ...... R. H ...Jordan
Barker.. ..j...... .L. H Kerrigan
Abercromble N. F Crosby
With the Multnomah team Wlcker
sham and Zan will attend the game as
subs, whll. Tom Ross will act a an
official. J
.co. Porter, an old resident of the
west side, died at St. Mar's hospital
last night. Mr. Porter was taken HI a
few days ago while on a visit to this
city.' He suffered from ptomle poison
ing and went into rapid decline from
the time he was first affected. The de
ceased had been ft resident of Skipanon
for a short time only and little Is known
of his family history. He Is survived
by a son who Is employed at one of the
quarries of the Northwest Construction
Company. The funeral will be held
Thursday, with Interment' in Ocean
View cemetery. v ,
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if It fails to cure. E..W. Grove's sig
nature is on each box. 25c. tf
TO THE PUBLIC .
., In the hurry Incidental to the publi
cation of the first number of the Asto- '
rlan and the Daily News In their new
form, there are naturally many matters
to v)iiehj,the management find it Im
possible to give present attention, tfjth
in a few day, however, all the work
will be sysiemlzed, and with greatly.ln
creased facilities n the mechanical 'de
partment, various Improvements, for
which preparation Is being made, will
be inaugurated. A new Mergenthaler
linotype machine of the latest type will
be received about the end of the pres
ent week, and other machinery which
will be required by the firm In the con
duct of its business will be added In
the near future. ) .:
What Shall We
Have for Dessert?
This question arises In the family
every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try
Mil-,
delicious and healthful dessert. Pre
pared in two minutes. No boiling ! so
baking! add boiling water and set to
eooL Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Rasp,
berry and Strawberry. Get package
at your grocers to-day. 10 cts.
MID-WINTER
During the last few weeks several
eastern geptlemen who have visited
this city, among them two from Mil
waukee, Wis., have asked when furn
ished wlth! beer at the Occident hotel,
where It ifras manufactured. Their
surprise was great when Informed that
what they were drinkinfe was the pro
duct of an. Astoria concern. Without
exception all expressed surprise, saying
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Foresters of America.
lecember O, 9, 10, 11,12
STAG EL ATTRACT IONS
Susie's band on parade
Axel the Great
Dorah the wild girl, she eats mud.
Volta; the Electric lady
Cavalier ltusticana by Susie's band
Carl Weinerwurst, the German
dialect singer.
Banjo Louie, the rock eater.
A good boxing bout
The trained monkey, handled
by oignor Bpaggetti.
The trained elephant.
The wandering Jew.
Confetti from Ireland.
Simpson's trained pug dog and
monkey.
II Trovador, by Susie's band :
The twenty wonders of the world,
Swedish Ladies' Quartette.
Hiawatha, by Susie's band.
Harry the glass eater.
Awakening of the Lion,by Susie's
band
The trained horse.
The trained bear.
Medley of American songs, by
Susie's band. ' '
The Ossified Pig. ' fi
SPECIAL. NIGHTS 1
December 8th, Tuesday Elks' and Politicans' night. f
5th, Wednesday Ragles night. : : j?
JOth, Thursday Redmens' night, T;' '''
11th, Friday Woodmens' night - "
12th, Saturday Workmen pd all nations' night.
Bring your families and neighbors' children. We have a dean,
moral, up-to-date show. Look for the monstrous street parade every
night headed by Susie's Famous Military Band. I
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