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THE MOKXIXG ASTORIAX. ASTORIA. OREGON. 5 JUST A WORD TO INFORM YOU ABOUT OUR SALE OF BASKETS WE HAVE ALL KINDS AND ARE CLOSING THEM OUT REGARD LESS OP COST, COME AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION. ROSS, HIGGINS , Co. RELIABLE GROCERS. FLOTSAM AND J It ISAM Till- sti-,illlllli Sfllitt l united dollU In. in tlir inetropoli. le.lci'luy inoiuing, mill i;ltj,"l ,IM. I ni-tclllccli ciigtT i'H tout- In Nit it I i . in -1 i In ulilrii llt li ml I - I liu follow in-,' pic mil of (In. rl, I . Sitiiiiaiiii ii ml I , llllllllilll, ill I III' i III. 111. ,ill. I M .lohallsoll .lllll I'lllllk M.'IIIIT, III Hil' ill'il. I'll'" II jooi honrh III 1 1 I 1 1' I I . Im- Tli- iin "ii I II t l'll'lu.l Ill tl'l I llllllllll. lllll- I'l 1 1 t iil.i iiiii- fm I'm Hand, ulli'le he W'll li'lll, lln l.il .1.1 V . next liu I In- ti-1 ii i I;. -I. in. t.i i in nr 1 1.. ti H ( i "in I'm 1 1, iinl i'li t 1. 1 l mm mug iiinl went In .1 llll'l S.i ii I i nn is. ii, iliu-itli. 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Ii- (,'imil i.i- of rillnm wi iillti-lit mi lln- Uillrl 11. ml Inn- M'-M'liiv, lluil I lie Tmit'ii '' j I'mnl MiIIiiil' I 1111111.1 in hii'l rh.iili'ii tin- nii'iiiinr Sunn- I i(y fur tin- piirni--I liiiiKpiiilitii,' tin uiilpul nl I In mill In I iililm 111.1 .mli nl iti'liwiv, it t-urttts lllli'i rill j-iii t llnltll lliilll lili'l'' lull inquiry nt I In" oIi'hv f I lie rompiiiiy di.l linl ti-ii'l In 11. llllllll lln- H'piill, ill flirt. 11 mil pniiiip! h ili'iiiril. Notit-c In Manners. Tin- liilli.ttili" iiirnl. Ilir nl li'lil., Iliinv", .iml I .i 1 linn l-, I'.ii'ilir I 1. ,1-1, 1'Hlli, Oi-fRon. Rt'aronit nf On-pini, 11pt' 'W. - fnipiilli' Iliinv, 11 iril, lirl rlui mm, maiknl " ( 'iniiilli' " in liliirk, ii'piitti il iiili-ift, Miiirli 12, will Im- irpliiii-'l nn 11111111 an il:iilirnlii'. ('nliimliiii Kivir, pn-,'1' ."ill. I'luinin'l I'unl Siili- Iliinv, n, 4, 11 ri-i, (lrnt rl.im kpur, found mi-iity I'rliruiiry 2H, uni lrilllrr lln- ,ii- liny, Washington, W'illupii lliiy Kntranri'. pii(.t fill. -Snml I tin ml, Nnrtlii'iiKt nil Inioy, No. 8, a rril, llrxt-i'limt nun, n-purtoil niliSft, Afiin-li 5, will lip rrpliH-i-il 11 h hihui hh pnu'lirnlili. Ailmirulty Inli't, pg "7. Colvoa Th UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPER CHOPS nil kindt-i of RAW OR COOKED MEAT Better Than Any Other Machine, it alHo Chops All Kinds of VEGETABLES AND FRUIT. Fine or Coarse as Desired, Into Clean-Cut Uniform Pieces, Without Mashing Them. IN THIS RESPECT IT HAS NO COMPETITORS It does away with the Chopping Bowl and Knife Altogether. AhIc us fop a Universal Cook Book Free. JOHNSON BROS. GOOD GOODS. 118-122 Twelfth St. Astoria, Ore. OOOOOOOOOOOOO Itlll l.S IlllllV, Nil, 2, .1 (I'll, Hl'IOIld nun, i 1 1. 1 1 1 i'i nut n p i. nil inn. Match Mill I."' Ilil,rl'. 111 miull Mi plllrl li able, 'lull I'lillll llll'l, Nil, I, ll lillllk, first I'lllHK lill , l'Mlt ll'l ll'll'lll, M.lllll I .'I, II ill 111' l'll,l l l if, .mil 111 1. 1, 1. In iililr. I'liecl SiiiiiiiI, itt(jf 7H. I In , i I iii Hi'i'l llllliV, 2, ll led, MTiilllI i 1 III 1 hull ni, ('1111111 iiiiI nf iuii iiiii, M.ii' h 17, ii i . (il.ii i', iln .inn.- iiij . Silliilnyil I'll sail -.'', p.lj-1' Hi I l, It Hill I Iiiii I inline I Hunt. Vi I. ii IiI.uk, cc I i. ml i lu niiir, Inn 1 1 if in iii'nlri repotted inlrill, tin iipliii'i.l M.iiiIi li. A Broken Num. A li.illli' n Mi'. i Mr i,i Ii'l il.i t . Ilimi I ! ii ' 1; mil;,' in. i n l.t I In ill tin- i il i ie i, il 'i ,i li nl Iiinl.. ii iiiii-"' I !n- I r,i lnw 'I In- iiijiii y a -in it l"..nn,' i i, iii-ii Iii n.ji v. Iii'l i- In- iiiii al null. , liii li.n l. ii il Ii, In 1 1 1 1 1 1 Hi- ii.ii. inn'fiilli iiiii iiKin;' .iihI li Hit! Ial 1 I'll. i'"llll Mi' ii .m i it I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 illl.) il.llllliU ill H-lnl' M I llll'l lllll Millie lllliii.':i Willi linlliill;; u.il..- lli.tii .r.il. In lu.irl. lln lllitlll'l Knkcd by a Hone. Mi-. I.ni.ll, a iirll Kinmii Minn;' l.i.iv ni ilii- (linn iliilijit w.i cieiih lniit mi S.i tut ilii i ti in j by I In- Itii'L '( it ii inn. Imi i- ,.ii. li.i.l In lif limj;!il (n llii. lily mill pliii ni iiinliT I ii-it I niiiil lit St. M.it lniiiliil, wln'ii' ln' i I i r i t' nii'li iiii'l will -iiini iituwi finiii lln limilili' niul illllii.l ,iln r liill''lll Make nolr of this date: March 19. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. 'Ilir I liilllllill nf I iitiilliriri- inert in H'iiI.ii -i-..iin Inliiylil, lit ulilili limr it i 1. i-M-i Iril tli.it I'ri -iili'iil Mni-r will In' iiiihirtril inln iiilin- .iml I lie win k in liiiiniiil ilii-ii-ln. 'Ilir I a tul i 11' I'liiniiiil In-, fm tlir iimiiiij' yr,ii tiill Im inimi'il (nmi.'lll. COUNCIL MEETING. II I'llill" Ilir lit! I'lllllll'il will 111 iltl it. ri-jiiiliir i'.imi in t. i I y dull. It i r tr-l lliiil Ilir 111, illi'i nl i.iliftiii;: Ilir I 'lllll.n l lll;ii' vs. it It lln Alii iil I'.lri II ii I 'miii!in v I'm liydt iiiy Ilir rity' -1 1 n i- Im ii Ilir y.ii In 111, will rumr lli ill llii- tini''. FUNERAL TODAY. I lir (inn ml nl Mri. Miniiii- Mm 1 i-nii will t.ikc pliiii' Inil.iy with tin- intor mriil in lliP I'innrrr rcinrli-i v. BURIED YESTERDAY. Tlir fun-Till nf I'. Saii'lntrom who tlird lnl I'liiliiy, tonk plan' yi-ti'iilny alter Ilium nt I :.'ll n'clork llnin l'!luimi' hull. Itrv, Krnnk Kniikkoni-it otVn-iatiiiL'. TI10 inln ninil was in (iroi-nw niul ri'inrli'i v I he llllli dill of mil f-leiit ne otarto tomorrow iiiornini; nt ft n. in. and we have found it jjrent ninny u-cful nrtii- which will lie mild at one iuarler of its original cost and even Icoh; don't wio it (', II. ('onpei',.o jireat oiile. STATEMENT NO. 1. I he otaleiniMit io frcipiently, and freely, niiidn that the ImhI meal in As toria is always served at Hie lilnre Iteotiiiirant. The n it fnr thin Inoiul and general declaration, is that it is so. What liotter predicate can there lie for ho important announcement ? The mini who iliiulits it hits only to call I here and prove it for himself. If he can't pi liy day, he con go at night; the house is never closed. They feed the individual and they lmniuet the crowd. And all on the same plane of excellence. Con), mcrcial street, opposite the Page builil ing. Make note of this date: March 29. Hotel Irving European plan. The only steam-heated hotel in Astoria; large and airy rooms; prices from 50 cents to $1.50; well prepared and daintily served meals at 45 cents. Special rates per week or month for room and board to permanent guests. Our bus meets all trains and steamboats. For a good shave go to tho Occident Barber Shop. Five chairs. No long waits. The very best board to be obtained in the city is at "The Occident Hotel." Rates very reasonable. PERSONAL MENTION. ,Nl,Tll,ll'll,,.,t llllllll llf till- J. Ij. & S, l.'iilluny ( mnpniiy, iirr-ivcil in tin- city NiiIiihIhv evening viii lln- Nuucoltii, mi Ollll'llll lllllCK, ', ('. Cliulnii, 1'ililnr unit propi it-tor of llii' 1'iicilic .liiiiniiil, in mi inn Sunday liiilni In lliin illy. Theodore (', Peterson n'nlicd from M. I'iiiiI yi'-li'i'liiy, fm ii 1 iff tay with In- liiiiilii'in, Aitlnn I'., mill .Mm k W. I'l ll'l Mill, THE COST OF LOGS. Advance Likidy to be Declared on Saturday Nrxt. Uiiiil miiir. limn Cini'tl lluil .l.niir. I.. liiiWiill, pir.iilinl nf (III- Wiiiliinlmi 1,11-,'in A l!iiikirii.ii' ( miipiiiiy, Im. ii iriii'l iiniil lluil 11 pi.i'iii iiK'i-lin' nt III" i m 1 1 j iji 1 1 y llirililMT. Iiiih lirrn railed In inini'lir ill Imi- S-,ittlr Ii,h.;ii le nnr 1111I. In. in nr Siiliiiilav. w lien iiir.iiii nl iinpm liiire In tfic hia'nti! and IhiiiIhi in;,' iliii"l 1 ir, uii lir riillKi'leied, llii- imrliiiy, .tt Mr. liiiWiill. i ni lln niii-i.l i.iln.n of piire raininy mi iill j'l.nlr- nl In';-, 11 ml 11 emnuii! Ice Ihk liii'il ,i...iiii(i. Im lln pinpime nf nil In liii'.' .Lit. 1 wild fliii en.) in ijrw. LimiIiii-,' liij.ij.-1-ii. nl (ln rily iiyree lli.it lln- 1 1 1 1 il 1 1 1 1 ' nf milk ni niylit en d.iii'.'. 1 liiiiiliri piireo, tlimi'.'ti it i- tn Ilir iiilrir.l nl t hi iinnp. (Iml IiiiiiIk'I piireo. Ilinil'li t i- In till' illll'le-l nf i'ir e.niip. tli.it 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 indu-t tiro run Hi el I lllir. 'I lie lelllillld. llll'l iiny, i rnlllliillel In ill- nlllplll. mill il tlir mil', iiiiiiiinir 1. print inj.1 t w inly fniii limn, n il. i il will iml In- long liefnre I 111- I'! 1. lelli llllllkll i. on .llirkl'il tlillt pliee. Wiilll.l lliltlllillll rnllie dnW'tl, Tile liifll ilrlll.llld Indlll io rull-ril lit a olmil ii'l' ill I'.iioti'in wild-, ii li ill Unit 1.101 lime iippe.neil iililiilii Inral initio iiinie lanliiirn hale olTi-t i-il a premium I 1 per tliiiii-mid feel mi all IiiiiiIht li-Mien-cl liefiile ll rellnin lllll. Il tin- noliiii'.'iiiii I jint'i"t' llinketaj!!' I ninp.-ilil ileridi'o In iiilvilliri- prirl'o it will rut iliiwn tin- pmliU nf tin- mill niliipiinieo Unit me riiiiipelled to liny ln.'- in the open market, hut nn (lie nlher liiiii'l will inereiioe id. profilo nf llliloe eiilllpiillieo iiHTIlt ill).' tllt-ir lllltl l"t''" eainpo fnt it io liijjlily plnliiilile that the iiiitliuen tn plnleet their ill leie-lo will derliiie a i,ii-e in luinlier to ofToi-i td iidinnre 111111I1' nn lot'". W il ia pa I'ilnt. THEIR RESOLUTION. ll oeeiuo impoo-ilile that the resolu tion ol tin- Cortland Soeiali-t reinven tion I e-pi'il ilij.' fedeialiiill ollieinlo im pi i-mird ill lil.ihn. io rrllrrlilr nf the lien- nl .ill -oeinliot-. Their ale well lielunril cilieiio 11I111 rleaie In social-i-in, Iml main urh. if oncialiom mean-r-iiiilii I and defeii-e of "Inner Circle" inclhiiiK, will 11 ok In lir evu-rd. It is 1 i.iiniiiiii know Ird-jc lluil Ihe-e "Inner ( in Ii' " 1 on-i'iiiilm o iilnilcil nioie tnan 11 .run' ol iiiiinlrr-. ami lilieil iion-ni'- l.i .ippli I lie knife ami Iminli. It io in fmniiitinu that they eicn " olated for ileulh" oiirh nf their nw ii toolo as had olani nl thru 1 11 -t si tii't- loo inaliv vie- I1111-. niul nccordingl , knew too much. ll io 1 -nt hi-lory that one of their toolo aooasoinatcd the ex-governor of Idaho, whose only olTenoe againot the miuilriims "Inner Circle" was that- he ctiforrcil the laws of Idaho impartially and faithfully. It io further common knowledge that for this crime this tool who to receive .;!NiiO from the "Inner Circle." In nil of which, he hao without Impe of reward or prnmi-c of immunity, cnnfeoord. fully mid freely. If, to ac tually champion the cau-e of the " Inner Circle" lie simon pure socialism, and if the Cortland convention's denunciation of the Idaho authorities' effort- to bring " Inner Circle" officials to justice fin- the sanction of all orthodox social ists must people will meditate long and and seriously before accepting the so eialiolic creed. Mom would the Portland resolution look, in a frame, when it is proven, 110 it. will lie, that the Federa tion officials planned and promised to pay for the assassination of ex-tiovcrnor Slcuncnlierj;1f - forvallis Timeo. We have reduced a lot of gent's pants; all new mid late good that usually sold from $5.00 to $0.00. they will now go for $.00 to !ji,'l.'.() per pair, at C. H. Cooper's great sale. N. A. Acker man, 421 Bond St., does all manner of texidcrmy, furniture uphol storing, carpet cleaning and laying, mat tress making a specialty and all wori guaranteed. Doctors Are Puzzled. Ityie lvninrknble reeovery of Kenneth Ifalver, of Vaneeboro, Me., is the sub Mai of lmieh interest to the medical jkwteniily ojbAI a wide circle of friends. Wo wys of hits ease: "Owing to severe iaribimiuation of the Throat and con- fKMtion of the Lungs, three doctors gave ma mi irk whnn nu a Inaf rnanrf T V VV UW, ..HV... .... .V .av.. -I j,i,,n,i rip vtn v nia. wry and I am happy to sav, it saved tar Ufa." Curou the worst Coughs and) tfd. Deonchitis, lonsilitw, Waak. nut, Hoareeness and LaGnppe. Guar. tskmd at Cltas. Rogers' drug stors. 0c ajM $1,00. Trial bottk se. I ILWACO ITEMS. Notes of Interest Gathered From the Pacific Journal. .Mr. li. V. Smith, foreman of tin; Ale (ioiiati Clicking Company, located in illliico, opened up the cullliel'y here Monday wild Mr. A. K. Kinu. head liiinkkcrpi'i ; Merw iii (iralialii, chief en gineer; .liilm Stiiind, lin.o niipenler and .Mr. .lames Wright, iiihl watchman. Work is being ru--lied in the vn-rioim de pal I ineiili of Im rannrry so that every thing will Ik in ri-iidini'os by nlioul Ihe .lib of April. The Mi-liowau Clicking Compaiii's ruiiiii'iv.o lorated ut. the ( aoraile-i, Sort It liur ami ut Mi-tiowan are liloo evpeelei) In open oiiine time llii- week. ,n extra l.n'i run nf sal mon i cxperti'd lin. -ci-on and the 1 llllliei jeo i eiinimenee mil II II fart III -jug rail- about tlir .lid. Siiperililelnieiil Cinld nf Hie I. It. 4 N. ( iiinpiiliv nn I, i-l Tlmr-day cnterl .'lin ed a liiiiniiil nl hi- gentleini-ii friends ii liii an ii id in mi lln- mm niii-i IhwI from I'nill.iud, lliri wire: Captain Omjie i'llllel. I". S. Ili.peetm nf I'liilds; Cap. ain I'!. S. Ivlward-, I', S, In-peetor of Hullo; Ciiplaiu While and I aplain Ceo. Conway, Mipi'iiiitciidento of water lini- Im- tie- O. !. 4 . Cmiip.iny. After tin palti ailiuil in mi the Naln-olta on Tiiin-ulay mm iiiii'.'. Supn iiilendenl liudd Innk Idem all out to Cape Ii-a ppiiin! -men!. I'm I Canby and I lie lile nuwug -lilimi. Afli-i li-ilmu all points o( in tel.. I the pally U-turned to llwaen whei an I'M-i'lleul dinner had In en pie pared for them at the Hotel .Markbain. Tin- party left for Astoria and Col Hand ill the llll' l llllllll boat. motion was made some time la-t week lor til - dissolution of the logging Iii iii of Myeio Si Kinnei of the Chinook riier. A hoard of aHiitration was se cured and a settlement was made on l luil -day of thin week. Members of the Ismrd were: Mayor A. -I. ( ollings, A. A. Sals.rg and A. K. Heath All anoiiuto were balanced and it a- agreed thai Mr Myer- pay Mr. Kinney H7.H in liual settlement and that Mr. Myeio pay the costs of the board. Both paid their own witm-s fees and Mr. Kinney tio-uineo all liabilities of the linn. HARD AT WORK. Western Washington Coast People Are Doing Things. The illupa IIiiiIhu' Pilot says, in its Inst number, that the planting of east em ni -l. i- in this hiii-tsir will probably assume iiioiiorl imio "renter than ever before in its history during I lie coming season. I.a-t sen-on was n good otic in that line and (illy one tar loads were imported. At this time more than t lint iiiimlier have already been ordered, in eluding those that will la- iilxlered by those now on the way East for that purpose, and there nr.' still several com panies tn hear from. A representative 1. 1 mi ea-tcrii company wa- on the bay recently and look orders for nearly forty cars niul Wallace Stuart of the Tokeland Company and I.. I.. Clark of the Bay Coiiit Company arc now on their way to New llairn where the former will buy fifteen carloads. We have not learned how many Mr. Clark will buy but, prob ably, almul the same number. The Morgan. Toke Point. Nahcotta Point. Ovsicrville. Stony Point, and several others are yet to bear from the total im port at ion may go to 100 cars or more. From present appearances oystermg will be our chiefest indiiotrv inside of a very few years and, when the nature and extent of our tide and logged off lands become fullv known and our except ioiially favorable climate is taken into consideration, dairying will be a close second or may even lead. The pos sibilities of Pacific count v are such that men of small means thrive bete as no where else and men of large means may indeep reap a rich harvest. Th Held is almost in its virginity and there will never be a more opportune time (han the present to exploit it. Another S00 pairs of ladies', misses and children's shoes will be placed in the bins tomorrow ami will be sold nt from lac to 4Sc per pair, which origin ally cost from $1.00 to $(i.00 per pair; now don't miss this ladies at C. II. Cooper's great sale. WARRENT0N BOOMING. The fact that Wnrrenton is to witness the opening of two of its best milling interests during the next thirty hours, is creating quite a lively boom at that center. The Kcllcy Lumbering Company will open its sawmills today, at full blast, and tomorrow sees the old AVnr rcnton mills underway with a full com plement ol' men and the old time out put. Humor has it one can hardly find accommodations in the town now. and the prospect grow dimmer ns the days go by and the population thickens, f lood for Wnrrenton. ,, , i' nrs. i' urs-we nave some mi win mulls that originally cost from s.ti to .friO.OO each in real Alaska Seal, Beaver, , ,... ,, (lt(, .,.: ,. s(.i., f..on. ' A 10 -w -' mem at C. II. Cooper's great sale. A SPLENDID RECORD. Sheriff Linville, Bis Capable Staff, and the People, Do Business. The collections on the lfK)." tax roll up to and including March J.ith, the time of expiration of the i-rlmfe period, fimmititeil to XH.'!,.Vi!Mli. In all there were rebates allowed to the amount of $r,litM, making lHO.IH..,N that the Ihx roll was reduced. The total of the I!WI5 tax roll is W-i.-i.7MiJ.7fl. leaving only :!li,('iOI.I2 slill lllieo Heeled, This is 8 reniiii kiibb' allowing iiii'l speaks well for the pro-peiiiy of the county, and the proinplneso with which the tax payers mini' to Ihe front to olnire their respec tive poi1ion of the public expenditure. The (otal of the I!l0l tax roll was WiO.lHiO, mid during the corresponding time last year there was collected $1.W,. li'W.'JI, and rebiilco were allowed to the extent of MH:!I.f2, reducing the roll l'i.'i.IHI..'i: ,o that while the l!l0.r. tax roll is .'i.TH.' larger than the IdOJ roll Hie collect ions H ere fr 'i.(IH Ai more, making the peiivntage of collections much better than fln-y wen- hi-t year. Taxpayers are now iilloind until the fir a I Monday in April to pay taxes without co-ts. Jf one-half of the tax i- paid before the tils!. Monday in April, the time for paying the remaining otic half ran Ik extended until the first Mon day in Oetoiicr. without cos.. After (he liiat Monday in April n penalty of Io pi-r rent, and inteieat at 12 per cent pec annum i- added. Thus- who have -till unpaid taxes will do well to settle either one-half or all of their taxe- be (me they becnim- ileliiifpient. A BOUNTY NEEDED FOR SEALS Allisiiia. Wash.. March '.- -In con versation with a fishermtn conversant with lln- fads your correspondent re cently gleaned the following facts, which should Is- pasted in the hats and buuiHd into the heads of our state legislators. After passing a bounty law of 2.."0 per head on wild eat? and omitting any remedial legislation in the lien of extermination of the seals and seal lions of the Columbia river the said legislators are certainly en titled to go way back and sit down. At a conservative estimate then- are today in the Columbia river 2,'HiO seals aver aging 20 pound- jkt day of fish to eat. to say nothing of thoe partially eaten ami utterly destroyed for commercial purposse. The fifty sea lions consume probably 100 -mumls each per day lie sides destroying many marketable sal mon. Together these- vicious and hungry water eats actually eat 4.'i.0u0 pounds per day of fish valued at ap proximately o cents per pound meaning i2.2."iti per day. As these -cals and limis are in the river or off its mouth .'liii days in the year the value of the silmon actually eaten by them amounts to out .S(m.(HM. The fisherman says tiiese iiguies arc too small mat lie is confident there ai? nearer 4.000 seali in the river than 2000. If that bounty law on wild cals is neec-sary and il good thing as it undoubtedly is. how much more is needs and demanded by an industry thai i having twenty per cent of its lifeldood taken from it each year by thc-c vumpries of the w at ci . - Nkamokawu Eagle. STRONGLY PROBABLE. Railroad From Chehalis to Gray's Har bor Not Doubted. When the Vidette last December published a map showing the proposed mute for a railroad from Chehalis in Lewis county to (irays Harbor, many ieople laughed loud and long, ami characterized it is "hot air," and "pipe dream." Today, south of Montesano. in what is known as North Kiver county, the settlers suy the woods are full of rail road surveyors, and they are survey ing a line and cutting out a trail for a road which practically follows the lien as given in the Vidette three months ago. As near us can be ascertained the route runs westward from Chehalis to Vesta, then follows down Xorth river to Little North river, up Little Xorth tint to tho point where it comes within half a mile of Preacher's slough, tunnel throhgli the hill, then We are fole agents in Astoria for the Niagara Stove Works of Buffalo, Celebrated Stoves and Ranges J0A L.--ZZZi-w liWif Mima W ' follow the C'hehali valley to Gray HarlHir. Prom Vesta another line will turn southward to WSIIapa harbor. This line of road will tup a very rich timlx-r and agricultural section. If this line is built it will doubtless be for one of the new transcontinental road-t which nr.; belling for I'ugei Sound.--Mort-te-nno Vidette. WHO KILLED HIM. It will lie remembered that last .fa rum rj ('. I). Moore was summoned to Colorado by the death of his brother who was presumed to have met death by falling down a mine shaft but it was remarked ill Ihe time that it was singu lar that he could have fal len 175 feet, struck on his head, where there was the rim in wound, and not. have bio head mashed beyond all recognition. .Since the confessions of Orchards and Adams implicating the Miners' 1'nioti in the assassination of the late (Jovernor Steuncnlierg of Idaho and revealing their methods of making away with all who were prominent in opposing t licit' plans, Mr. Moore has re ifiveil letters which lead him to believe that hi- brother was killed by art agent of the union. His brother had refused to join the union and was outspoken and fearless in criticising their methods and it looks as though he had been Hindu way with in congemtciice. At the request of Mr. Moore, Sheriff McDonald has written to -ee if Adams can throw any light on the case. South Bend Journal. ANOTHER ECHO. Tho-. (',. W. O'Connor, pootmaster at Xascl. was in town n day or two the first of the week. Mr. O'Connor says that a gentk-man, whom he supposes to have leen Samuel Hill, spent a couple of days at Xascl landing looking over the country and asking a good many questions. He did not give his name but did admit that he was looking fop a route for a railroad from some point on the Columbia river through the Deep River and Xasel river county to South Bend. The same man, with two or three others spent several days in Deep river country and had a sumeying party with them. It begins to look as though several of the fertile valleys of Pacific county are about to be oK'ned to settlement and tillage. Wil lapa Pilot. C. H. Cooper's store opens tomorrow morning at 9 a. m. and closes at 6 p. m. Torture By Savages. 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When you are in need of anything in the photographic line in the amatmr way, kodaks, films, plates, cards, mounts, and all the technical dsbrfa of the business, and want the best and last in the way of artistic developmwt, just go to Frank Hart, the druggist, mi tell him so. That is all. LEST YOU T0RGET. Is it not about time you were getting that buggy fixed up! It may need new rubber tires or perhaps some other re pairs. If so, take it to Andrew As Company. They also do all kinr"- ; blacksmithing and repair work. THE ZENITH AND THE STAR Every one guaranteed. Will let yo stand or sit on tho oven door if yov wish. Prices reduced on all stoves atti ranges till after the Holidays. IV. J. Scull; 470-472 COMMERCIAL STREET .