ASTORIA, OREOOK, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23.
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ASTORIA (SAVINGS BANK
Capital 1'ald in $100,000. ' 4 Surplus wd UndivkledTroBti 25.000
Traasacte a general banking business, lutorwt paid on time depvito.
IttA. BOWLBY. O. L PETEKSOS, FRANK TAlTON, J. W. OAUXER,
President Vie President Cashier. AuUCaaWer-
168 TENTH STREET, ASTORIA, ORE.
First National Bank of Astoria
ESTABLISHED 1886
Capital and Surplus $100,000
Ua It Geoiyt, President,
1 L ttlgjla, Cashier.
Geo. W. Wsrrtn, Vice-President,
CHHiSJlns. Asst Cashier.
The Astoria National Bank
ASTORIA, OREGON.
DIRECTORS"
GEO. H. GEORGE, GEO. W. WARBEN. r W. H. BAJiK t.u,
AUG. SCHERNECKNAU, L.MANSUR.
-PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDEMTS
Pint National Bank Portland, Oregon.
Dv f Vnrk V R A . NW York
Crocker- a oolwortn NaU Bank. 8. F.
THE LOUVRE
A First Class Concert Hall
Finest Kesort In.The City
ADMISSION FREE
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM
Seventh and Astor Streets
CHANGE WEEKLY
CHARLES WIRKKALA, Prop.
teamer "SUE H. ELMORE"
Leaves Astoria Every "Wednesday Returning Saturday
The Largest; Staunchest, Steadiest and most Seaworthy vessel
ever on this route. Best of Table and State Room Accommo
dations. "Will make round trip every five days between
A S T O R I A
TILLAMOOK
rkinnwttnor t Astoria with the Oregon Railway & Navigation
Co. and Astoria & Columbia River R R for Portland, San
Francjsco and all points East. For freight and passenger
rates apply to
Samuel Elmore 0 Co.. Gen'IAgts.. Astoria, Ore.
OR TO
A. & C. R. B. Portland, Oregon
Pacific Xavagation Company, Tillamook, Oregon
O. R. & X. Company, Fortlaua, Oregon
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fiiiM1! uMlrlw PtiMihd bv nermiMioa.
$67.
to SL Louis and Return
Jmm 16, rr, 8, July I, l, 3i Alien 8, 9, ioj September J,
4,70ci 3,4, J.
lmwn.rtirat, ninety iijt.
The Rock Island System offers two routes
to trie World's Fair City via St. Paul
Ifomtapofis, and through Scenic Colorado.
Kwcnange of cars, Ogden to St. Louis and
St. Paul to St. Louis.
Full Information on request
Call or write.
A. H. McDonald, General Ag't
140 3rd Street, cor. Alder Street,
Portland. Ore.
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IMPORTANT
Ebek Island Frisco Systems have arranged for sale Of round
finp fckkets to Chicago and St Louis
October 27, 28 and 29
These are the last days on which special rate tickets may be
aiefitJ account World's Fair.
IT
LISTEN!
It win only take a moment
to- teB all about our sensational
fargaro sale of matted copies
ftfee- iasters, painted in many
cfers tnly 20 cents apiece.
"Woodfield's Little
Art Store."
Phone 2175 Red. Open Day and Night.
The Astoria
Restaurant
MAN HINO, Proprietor.
Fine meals served at all
hours. Oysters served in
any style. Game in season.
399 Bond Street, Cor. 9th. Astoria, Ore.
Mr. A. A,
Portland.
Finch apt'iit Thursday In
The Kuclne Club met with Mrs. U.
B. lyer this vfk.
Miss IMu Hobaon was In IVrt-
Innd during; the wk,
Pr. nnd Mrs. A. A. Finch are at
Fort Stevens, the guests of Captain
and Mrs. For.
Miss Tatlant and Mm. W. E. Tal-
lant gave a very delightful tin shower
on Saturday afternoon for Mlsa Flor
ence Ross.
Invitations are cut for a euchre
party to be g'ven by Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Higglns on Thursday evening of
nset week.
A Bridge AVhlst Club waa formed on
Friday evening at the residence of
Mrs. Harrison Allen. It will meet
very second Thursday evening during
the winter.
The Monday Afternoon Bridge Whist
Club met with Mrs. A. A, Finch this
week.
Mis. J, A. Fulton entertained the
ladles of the Friday Afternoon Club
last week.
.
Miss Violet Bowlby entertained the
Thursday Afternoon Club last week at
a thimble party at her home on Frank
lin avenue.
Miss Sue Elmore gave a small, In
formal tea on Monday afternoon for
Miss Hoisted, who, with Miss Elmore,
left for Los Angelea on Wednesday.
The Invltatlona are out for the wed
ding of Miss Florence Rosa and Mr.
Nathaniel Tallant, which will take
place at 8:30 o'clock on November 2,
at the Presbyterian church.
EASTERN ROAD SOLD.
Promise of Dividend to Be Declared
Makes Sale.
New York, Oct. 22. Negotiations
for the sale of a majority of the capi
tal stock of the New York. Ontario &
Western to the New York, Nuw Haven
& Hartford railroad have been prac
tically concluded, according to the
World, which says:
"At a meeting of the directors of
the former system, to be held In this
city November 9, they wjll be given an
opportunity to accept an offer which
has been made through President Mel
len, on behalf of the New York. New
Haven & Hartford stockholders. Ne
gotiations for the New York, Ontario
& Hartford have been conducted by
and Chicago newspapers have col
umns about It. Mrs. Polly Emry of
Fallbrook. ated 87 years, a white
woman of respectable family, appears
to have fallen heir to another maiden
hood. For a quarter of a century
she has been an old woman, with
white hair and no teeth, and the
weight of years waa apparent In her
wrinkled face ami enfeebled move
ments. Twenty-seven years ago the
oldest brother, who was a dentist, ex
tracted every tooth from her mouth.
About a year ago her health com
menced to materially Improve, Her
strength rapidly returned, her figure
became more erect, her eyes brighter.
her movements more elastic. Her
gums commenced to swell and finally
new teeth appeared. The change In
HEARN & LEWIS
Singer and Knockabout Comedians, at the Star Theater this Week.
President Fowler and Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., who control 275,000 share of the
stock. The minority stockholders, who
have been represented by a committee
headed by James B. Clews, of the bank
ing house of Henry Clews & Co., are
stated to have assented to the pro
posal, which Is a sale outright of the
assenting stock at 45, or a guarantee
of two and one-half per cent In divi
dends. "When the minority committee be
gan its campaign to abolish the vot
Ing trust it became necessary for the
management to call in the services of
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., to save the con
trol. This was done through the pur
chase of 275,000 shares, it is under
stood. At the ensuing meeting some
weeks ago, stockholders were present
ed with plane for terminating the
voting trust which controlled the prop
erty. TheBe were predicated on the
acceptance by the stockholders of a
new financial scheme, Involving the
flotation of $10,000,000 in bonda, and
the promise of a declaration at the
meeting November 9 of a three per
cent dividend. It is stated that control
of the road being secured, it was
then offered for sale to several lines,
Including the Wabash, but the compe
tition waa keen and the bid submitted
by the New Haven is understood to
have been more than the others were
willing to meet."
WOMAN HAS 8ECOND YOUTH.
The Older 8he Grows, The Younger
She Appears.
Pomona, Cal, Oct. 22. There's a
moat remarkable physiological freak
in San Diego. The San Francisco
a year Is said to be astonishing. Her
hair Is now dark. She has a new and
substantial set of teth as white and
strong as a maiden's. Her vitality Is
srrwitlv Increased, her strength has
returned and her appearance is said
to fliifi-swiit her aee as 40 instead of
more than twice that number of yeurs
Rh u n woman of refinement and of
admirable qualities, and her ap
parent new lease of life is a subject of
sincere congratulation among her
nelghbera.
CALL EACH OTHER CRAZY.
Rich Bride Brings No Joy To Man
She Eloped With.
Los Angeles, Oct. 22. George
Thomnson Dennett of this city Is
said to have drawn a maniac for a
bride In the lottery of love. His was
a runaway marriage in Redlands,
His wife was a Miss Bylvene Peoples
of this city, who is said to have
property worth $1,000,000 in Ashvllle,
N. C.
The bride and groom are In Red-
lands, preparing to make a legal
fight if necessary. Mr. Josle Peoples,
the brides mother, Is prostrated.
She and her sons declare the daugh
ter is Insane, while the bride asserts
her mother Is crazy. The .groom's
father la in an asylum.
All the parties In the unique con
troversy are prominent
Orders taken for Brown Bros.'
nursery stock at Kallunkl's candy
store.
MILL1 NER Y
Mm. R. IiiKleioti bus opened a flu Hue of Ladle i and
Clilldren's Fall and Wlnler Hull. ('Ull and see tliom.
CLOSING OUT 9ALB
Of Udlea' ami Children's furnishing good, mue raw bar-
gains being made during this sale. Also Hair Kwitcbui
and Pompadours. : ! ' ' ' '
MRS. R. INOLETON, - - Welch Block.
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
U. W. Morton and John FubriLn, Proprietors.
UUOICEST FItESii AND SALT MKilTS. - PROMPT DELIVERY
54 Commercial St. Phone Main 321.
ANDREW ASP, BLACKSMITH.
Having Installed Rubber Tiring Machine of tbe
latest pattern I am prepared to do all kinds of work
. in that line at reasonable prices. Telephone 201.
CORNER TWELFTH AND DUANE STREETS.
NEWZEALANDFIREINSDRANGEGO
Pffl
Of Now Zealand
W. P. THOMAS, Mgr., San Francisco.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS
lias boon Underwriting on tho Pacific Coast for twenty-five yenrs.
NIMtMnttMUHSMtMimllMMItlllMlttt
ELMORE a CO., Sole Agents
Astoria,
Oregon.
FISHER'S OPERA HOUSE.
L E. SEL1G, Lessee and Manager.
Week Commencing
May, Oct. 17, 1904,
First Pacific Icout tour of THE HUMPIIUEY-CHAP.
MAX CO., introducing
Mr. Orral Humphrey
Supported by an exceptionally strong reportoire of metro
politan plays. Ojening performance,
BURIED AT SEA"
Special
cencry
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arvelous
echanical Effects
Every detail of the famous New YorK produc
tion faithfully carried out.
PS,PBAR Reserved Seats 35 cents
revail Gallery 25 cents
Seat sale opens at Griffin's store Saturday morning
f
. When you have a good thing
Advertise It.
We do good commercial printing.
Bring your printing to the
ASTORIAN Office.
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