1
SUNDAY, JUNE it 1903
111K nonNiMt astokian; ASTORIA, OKEGOm.
V
FAIR WARNING 1
If you want berries to can you'll
have to hurry for
Delay is Dangerous
Place your order with us and you'll
not get left.
ROSS, HIGGINS (& Co.
Local Brevities.
Offlc room for rent. Oeo, W. Par
Icr, Atorln Naloliul Hunk,
A hunter's license was granted to V.
HisiDing yrti-idy ly County Clerk
Clinton.
Aitj-ut Tukalo and Jutlua Fm, of
tliia eity, were married yesterday, ltv,
MK'oriiilik uf))eUtttijf
A large number of farmers were in the
eity, niuilv all In luting fur in produce
which met with n-adv Kttle,
Elictrie Fae Mg and Scalp
trtatmtnti fiv prt barbar. Bath.
OCCIDENT HOTEL BARBER SHOP.
Otto I .) l U ll io Ih'M attending
the state liliivrrnily nt 1'up-nc, has re
turned to A.tmia for a vi.it with hi
utrell i
John Kilwnril j building n hnnd'rnc
rexiilelui! at the eomer of Mill and liar
rixm aveitne.- It W two atorie and will
CMt tl.WSl
The eontinned atory, "The (icritlcman I
From Indian,- 1 unavoidably crowded
out of thi issue but will I continued I
next Sunday
Win. E. Cole returned yentcrday from
hi tumnier villa on Clatop. 1I cannht
a fine pike which be aay ineanured over
three feet in length.
John I'rkurl I buildiii(t three atory
buildiriK at the corner of 2tHh and firaml
and Adam Mattila i Imihllnj; aimilar !
lohn F.lwrd I. building a hand-urn .
it about each.
Cot
SPECIAL
IU-AR IN, MIND
MONDAY ONLY
SNIDER'S
HOME-MADE
CATSUP
Regular 2.) cents
Monday Only
The Bottle
20 cents
IriTwrtiifnte our prompt and correct
dolivery ayitctn.
Johtison Bros.,
Good Goods
118- 122 Twelfth St., A.tori.
THE MONARCH OF ALL
IS THE
Famous
Anarch
iange
Hundreds now using this range in their homes
and pronounce, it to be the best for cooking. It uses
less fuel than others and will positively out-last three
ranges of any other make.
Let us Demonstrate its value.
CHAS. HEILBORN $ SON
Complete House Furnishers.
Brm Soldier.
The Steuben, N. Y , Courier, of reiint
dute, contains an article on Mr, Dwight
Warren, a brother of Mia Kimna War
have been ertmminsioncd oflhi-is and com
as a companion of tlie. first-class to the
Military Order of the Loyol legion ol
Die CnitJ-d State. This important po
rtion only ohtniuuhli! hav those who
grand lather in the war of H, and two
mitnded troop in aetual buttle on the
firing line, Mr. Warren i of lighting
stock anil haa in hi home the comml
sions ol four gi-m-rn lions; hi great
grand father in the war of the revolution
front there la-inn few arrival or depart
uf hiii own Mr, Warren in the oldest
ri-iiM-iii.iiivn 01 in :i aii it ot lti
fiutilly tie.-
round ti iniiiM- iiiiilaiiini'' u small
niuount of money nml some key. iwn
er can have mime by calling ut thin oll'icc
it tut pay rig for this noiir-e.
I'. A. Trullingtv ha filed a unit againt
the 1'lavel Lumber und Shingle fouipiiny
of Wnrrentoii for wage. A numla-r 01
other uiU will probably be filed.
A pi me of hull will be titnvrd tislov
t Skamokawa Is-Uei-n the (iwapuni.un
,l the Kkamokawa nine. The launch
j,.tve vjh.,'M wi1Brf ut 0:30
No dark room required, If you use a
Krownie or Kodax Tank Developing Ma
chine, l'rice, 2 to I0. Other photo
graphic aupplie. Frank Hart, druggist
There were very few commercial tra.
eler in Astoria yenterday it lieiug their
; innillL- at (he ljlti anil I'lurk I.. Ir
tl)C hor ru '
, rt "
There will lie an em-uriiion to Fhivel
jtwo wiH-k from ttalay, given by the
Swedioh-FinniMh SiH-iety. The atenmer
jShumrK'k ha lieen engiii-d for the oe
caxion icur);e I'hillip-t hud bin luind luolly
cut yesterday on u pieii- of (-In in
Zlli'k' tTttW'tlnh box. Dr. Iloon tiMk s
Ktiti'he in the hund and no M'tioti ic
milt are ruticipateil .
It i reported that about twenty mote
Sui-rumciito river fishermen united on
the St. Paul. They know that it i
impossible for them to wcure a license
and they fish without one.
Councilman Kuhoth i getting ready to
operate hi seining ground and yester
day took up a large quantity of store
and cuipiivut. He cxxi-t to commence
ojicrution about the 20th.
Seaside is to have an electric light
plant. Article of incorporation of the
Saide Electrical Company were filed
yesterday in the ollice of the county
clerk by Dun. J. Moore, Edtv. C. Judd
and A. S. Froalid it inoorpuinton. The
capital stock of the company is placed
at l,tHMl. The power will lie furnished
by the ItcuNiilc Spruce Lumber Company.
A complete system will ho established
Tim Mau l Lumber ami Shingle Com
pany were attuchi-d yeiiterdny'in a aiiit
liled in the circuit court by the Kelly
''"KK'hK Company for the aunt of fi,
I1I1.IHI. The mill la situated t Warren
ton. It i reported that the mill will be
cloned down for good.
Although til troubtTbetween the 0.
It. 4 N. Coniany and the Longshore
men' union ha not been settled yet,
it U believed that an understanding
ha been arrived at, a the union unload
ed the steamer Ut. l'aul. The only que
I hm in dispute l, who ahnll the long
shoremen receive their ordera from.
A. E. Miller came up from Seaside
liiinyintf a youn man who had Ix-en
iirre.t.-d on ain-picjon of brenkin into
c vc nil boiie at Seimiilc, He w giv
en a preliminary examination la-fore jus
tice of the m-b'i- Judd and bound over
to tin; circuit court.
lb-r old mlnhion and her fnuiou lem
on have made Suntu Itnrbaru famou.
Tourist from all over the world have
gone to ee her lniion, li nd her lemon
Imve gone all over the world to ulify
the toiirit, a well a thoe living the
"simple life." You can g'-t her mission
lemon 1 10111 your grocer.
The cruicr Miiilih-heiid arrived In
early yesterday nu'Miiiig and proceeded
illici t to I'ortlmi'l where she will remain
lllitil -llllie 1,1, It is prohuble Ihut tin
other cruiser will go to I'm thind, n
i-huiige hating len made in the program.
The fiiiiet:,l of t!i lute l!ol-lt ItrtKiin
was held yesterday afternoon from
I'ulil's iindeituking purhils th funer
al sciinoii Is-ing pieitclied by Ilev. W. S.
Short. Tin' interment wa at (Ireen
wood. The funeral was nttemled by a
large number of the fl lends of tla
lionised.
jit evening wa clildren' erviee at
St. Mniy' church and the church wa
crowded. Ilev. Futher ChaKitim deliv
ered a very internsting and instructive
sermon The past week ha ben devot
ed to the mission work and tin been
a most successful one.
The white muslin underwear mile an
nounced in today's paHT by C. H. Coop
er i of a gigantic nature. It will pay
interested parties to find the ad and
read it from Ix-ginning to end. for the
values olf'-ied. resemble just a much
a the ad doc, the big doing of the
large department tore elsewhere.
A large shipment of the finest wines,
etc., for family use, ha just la-en re
ceived by Ceorge l.indstrom A Co., who
will add a retail bottle good depart
ment to their grocery and general iner-
lminlie Mock This More ha been
growing rapidly and their advertisement
will Is-ur watching, lnd their ad in
t oilay' paper regarding sewing ma
chhines. The excursion to 1'nrtland yesterday
in honor of "Traveler.' lay" nt the
lewi and Clark fair came otT on sched
uled time. A large iiumiImt of extra
car were ready for sen ice in. the event
of U-ing'reqiiiied, (mly one engine wa
required to haul the excursion to Port
hind. Considerable effort had Imi-ii made
to wcure a crowd nld people were well
informed of the wonder of the fair.
Forty-five ticket were sold all of whom
went up on the excursion. Ono thous
and badges hud been procured, but they
were not all used.
The readers of this paper daily appre
ciate the advertising column of the
Morning Astorian more and more. They
know that they can rely on the nnnounce
incut ma le, lx-came only the most re
liable merchant use the columns of this
paH'f. A nearly every advertiser
changes copy weekly, adds bear watching
ing for the news they contain. It's the
money Miving kind of advert isiug
which the reader see in The Astorian
and the wiic shopper looks over the ads
daily to e. what i constantly growing
so that it pays merchants more and more
to advertise.
The diK'tors' union and the lawyers'
union will hold a joint smoker at the
ofllee of Hon. F. J. Taylor on the even
ing of Juno 14. Sometime ago the med
ical Association entertained the Bar A
Bociation with a smoker and this Is a
return of courtesies. Hoth organizations
arc in a nourishing condition and their
interests are so closely allied that a inn
t tin I admiration has sprung up. The
giHsl success of the attorneys, depending
to a great extent on the poor success
of the doctor. The invitation announc
es that "Milcmic discussions, absque itlhi
friiudc, discussions of 'grave' (with the
accent on the grave) and mighty prob
lems, iilTairs of state, art, science, lit
erature, diplomacy, physioHophy, nnd
physcologica, iisMifoctidii. and other
questions.
A good Ihij- can get a ginwl, steady sit
uation delivering papers rti easy route
by nppling at this bfTiee Monday,
FARMER
BAKDNEHS
Fruit and Vegetable Gardening
a Profitable Investment
EXPERIENCE IN WASHINGTON
Enterprising Eatern Farmer who
Have Settled in Kathinzton Find Rai
ing Fruit and Small Vegetable the
Mot Profitable Part of Farming.
The Astoiiau ha frequently culled at
tention to the ndaptihility of Clatsop for
gardening und raising fruit; yet nearly
every pound of fruit, and every vegetable
consumed has to I hhipeil into Astoria
from other !ulitie. For the Unefit of
the farmer of Clutsop county and the
ieople of A-toiia interested in building
up the resour.-e ,f the county, the fol
lowing taken from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer
will give them an jdea of the
profit accruing from the tilling of the
soil:
The Summer Index announce that a
sjieciii! fruit train will soon Im- in oper
ation of tin- main line of the Northern
Pacific railroad. It is necessary to carry
the crops f.-f Isirics raised ju the fields
of the Puyallnii and Yakima vallcts.
The train will Is- loaded daily and hauled
to the inbod cities of Butte, St. Pun!
and inlet mediate (mint, (.rower have
established ngeiu-ies tit different places
where the fruit are to ! sold. The
shipments ( previous season have dem
onstrnte.1 the fact that there is money
ir) the transaction.
A few year ago there was no berry
industry in the state Farmers did not
care to investigate the matter of grow
ing auch fruit. They planted the lands
to potatoes, hop, or alfalfa and waited
for the home markets to dcvelope sat
isfactory demands and insure good prices
To the Pullyup valley may be awarded
the credit of working up the berry busi
ness The owners of small tract sought
something to give them financial returns
to justiriy cultivation. They tested
blackberries and rajWrrie and discov
ered their merits as money makers.
The income of growers in the Puyall
ilp valley for beries alone last year ap
proximated $100,()J The money wa
paid to small farmer or gardener. No
nun hud a field of more than fifteen
acre. Many patches occupied less than
half un acre each. Cut , by adding the
pickings from .'too places every day, the
whole shipment amounted to car loads.
Then the grower were ready to supply
city market. Thus was done and the re
turn from vines to bunks were highly
satisfactory. The money came from
citis far away from the field of pro
it llctioll.
Ih-rry farming i in it infancy. It
has merely passed the experimental stage
The return indicate that it is one of the
future great industries 'of the state. It
oM'ti a way to tmleieiidence for every
owner of n small tract of land near a
shipping point. It increases the Interest
in homes nnd home building. It adds
to the commerce of the country and adds
m Imildin" up rural communities in
which people can ! contented. It re
move the objectionable features of
drudgery characteristic of some forms
of agriculture nnd places the small farm
on the plane of financial prt'spcrity
Wushington needs more fruit trains.
PERSONAL MENTION.
.lohn Lewis, of John Dav, was in the
city yesterday.
A. K. Miller, of Seaside, was in the
city yesterday.
I.. Saldren nirrited down from Port
land yesterday.
Andrew Johnson was in from Tucker
creek yesterday .
Harry Lynch, of Warenton, was in the
city yesterday.
Jules H Ilenzes, of Persia, i registered
at the Occident.
F. llartolde was in from Young's
River yesterday.
Phil MeDoriongh. of eltar Clitic, was in
the city yesterday.
J. T. Hcsley, of Gray's River, was in
the eity yesterday.
J. L. Kline and wife returned yester
day from Portland.
C. 1). Tliomns, of Warrcnton, was in
the city yesterday.
J. E. Nelson, of The Dulles, is reg
istered at the Parker.
Hon H. C. Lester, of Warrcnton, was
in the city esterduy.
Mrs. Paul PudoIctt has returned from
a visit in Portland.
Mrs. (lullugher, of Young's River, wa
in the city yesterday.
Colonel John Adair, of Warenton, was
in the city yesterday.
C. K. Clark, of Oregon City, is regis
tered at the Occident.
THIRD WEEK OF THE
Unloading Sale
The past week of our unloading sale has made hun
dreds happy.
THE BARGAINS DID IT.
Be sure and attend this sale this week aud the bar
gains we give you will make you happy.
110.00 Ladies Suit 8 50
112.50 Ladits Suit $930
$15.00 Ladioi Suit $11.50
$3.50 Ladias Skirt ...$2 93
$3.00 Ladie 8kirt $2 9)
$3.00 Ladie Skirt $1 95
$2.50 Ladi Sho $1 50
50c Boy' Wait 25c
75c Fancy Shirt 50e
75c Straw, Hat 25c
35c Novelty Drt Goods.... 23
SILK SHIRT WAIST SUITS
$20.00 Silk Suits $13.50.
$25.00 Silk Suits $15.00.
$15.00 Mohair Suits $9.00.
$12.50 Mohair Suits $7.50.
Morse Department Store.
The Place Where Everybody Likes to Trade.
508-510 Commercial Street
Mail orders solicited. New Idea Patterns 10c
Ruth A. Cooper, of Tillamook, U vis
iting friends in the city.
Sir. A. Enberg, of Portland, is vis
iting friends in Astoria.
E. F. Libke, of Lewis and Clark, went
to Portland last evening.
Olof Erickson, of Lewis and Clark,
wa in the eity yesterday.
L. C. Burton, and wife, of Cathlamet,
were in the city yesterday.
Mayor Surprenant went to Portland
yesterday to attend the fair.
C. A. Dolph, of Portland, was in the
city yesterday on legal business.
(i. B. Heggard, of Ft. Stevens, went
to Portland yesterday moaning.
It. L. Alexander, of San Francisco,
registered at the Occident yesterday.
Blain R. Smith, of Portland, is in the
city and will remain for several, days.
B. F. Stone, of San Francisco, arrived
from San Francisco on the noon train.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Humphreys, of
the Postal, went to Portland lat evening
to spend Sunday.
Olof Anderson returned, yesterday
from attending the grand lodge of Odd
Fellows in Portland.
Judge C. II. Craey and wife, of Port
land, passed through the city yesterday
en route for Seaside.
B. J. Callahan, of Seaside, was in the
BIG
V
REDUCTION
SALE
During this month only
We offor some excellent bargains in
Ladies' and Children's
TRIMMED HATS
Sjieciul Puck nnd Sailor Hats
10c nnd 2."c Hair Switches aud Pom
padors Come and see the nice assortment and
save money
MRS R. INGLETON
Welch Block, Astoria
W ara
SOLE AGENTS
In this ten I ory for
PIANOS AND ORGANS
of superior mak.
Our leader it th calibrated STEIN-
WAY, which needs no comments. Tti?
A. B. Cha, Estey, Emerson, .Heller,
Richmond and several others are all
the very best in their class. .Our prices
on these pianos are lower than ever
before quoted In this state, and w
are tn position to make most satis
factory terms.
Will gladly ninil you cntnlosue upon
.ipplicntlon, and very cordially Invito
you to call at any time you may be
in Portland.
DUNDORE PIANO CO.
233 Washington Street,
Portland, Oregon.
60 and 70c Novelty Or
Good , ,.48o
$1.25 Shirt Waist 95c
20c Crep Or Goods. ..... IJo
5c Cotton Dra Good 17o
35c Silk Taffeta ...25o
35c Horn Spun 250
$1.00 and $1.25 Novelty Drat
Good .. , 89q
$130 8hirt Wait $1.15
$2.00 8hirt Waitts $L48
city yesterday to meet hi brother mhm
arrived from Denver.
E. W. Wright, of the Oregonian, waa
in the city yesterday and went over tm
Seaside to spend Sunday.
THE SECRET
of the good worK done oa
A NEW ROYAL
SEWING MACHINE
is to be found in its perfect working
parts. You seldom hear of a Hew
Royal lieing out of order. Therefm
the subject of buying a MEW fiOTAL
SEWING MACHINE is always in
order.
SOLID GOLDEN OAK CABINET,
DS0P HEAD Equal to any on the
Market
Regular $30.00
SPECIAL PRICE $24.00
GOLDEN OAK FINISH CABINET
Drop Head
Regular, $27.00
SPECIAL PRICE duo
We have three wagons and cater to
your trade. A large up-to-date store
with a full line of good grocerem.
Telephone if you can not come. We
will call for your order. Telephone
Main 781. V
GEO. LINDSTROM & C0
Franklin Avenue, Upper Astoria.
Will You Have Time
to Carry a Trunk?
Everv time you go to Portland to visit
the fair. If you haven't the time nor
inclination to carry a trunk, gel one of
our
Hand Bags, Suit Cases or
Large Traveling Bags.
They are handy and serve the purpose
Sold at handy prices, too.
SUIT CASES at $1.50, f 1.00, $2.50, 14.50.
$5.00, and $5-50.
HANDBAGS, at $1.45, ti.65, Ms, an!
I1.05.
LARGE TRAVELING BAGS, at $3.5
to $5.50.
SEE THE WINDOW.
CHAS. LARSON
THE WORKWOMEN'S STORE
ool Commercial Street
OPPOSITE PUBLIC TELEPHONE
OFFICE.
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