FRIDAY, JUNK u, 1907.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
MILITIA REPORT
FINANCIAL,
THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, ASTOKIA, OREGON.
HELP WANTED.
WiVTKIV-.VT OXCE. A WOMAN'
who can . Mr. M. K. Hawks, 619
Dnane. 6 20 St.
WANTED SALESMEN. MANY MAKE
100 to fl50 per month. Burnt vn
von. Stock cleB grown on Reser
vation, hi (ion M orchard. Caaa
advanced weekly. Choice, of territory.
AddivH Washington Nursery Cwupany,
Toppeni Washington," -25-tf
WANTED A GIRL TO WAll DISHES
and for general work. Apply wrs.
Brown, 181 Seventh street.
WANTED GIRL. FOR GENERAL
housework. Inquire 303 Commercial
street, 6U-tf.
WASTED -GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; small family i good wajte.
Apply at a Danaiger & Co. fil
LOST AND F0UN3.
LOST AMETHYST NECKLACE. RE
turn to this office and receive reward.
. C 19-Ct
1 nST A - TAIL OFF OF A YELLOW
Fox fur. Finder return to t hi uilieej
nil!! reeeivw reward, tl 21-2t.
LOST A STRING OF GOLD BEADS;
graduated in size; somewhere on Com
mercial or Bond street Return to As
toriaa Office and receive reward.
FOR SALE.
UNDERTAKERS.
FURNISHED" HOUSE WANTED.
' WANTED TWO LADIES WISH TO
rent furnished house for U or part of
the summer. Address X2Y., Astoria n
Office. 13-4t
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
rcRNITURE TOR SALE IIOUSE
bold goods for sale; everything in
good order; as good as new; will sell
altogether or in lots to suit ; a good
chance for someone to begin housekeep.
lng; roll top desk and a firt-clas Up
right Grand piano, as good as new.
Apply 661 Irving avenue, corner of 15th
street. 6-19-7L
MISCELLANEOUS.
KOTICE-NOTICE.IS HEREBY (JIVEN
that bill against the Fourth of July
Committee will not be honored' ninless
accompanied bv properly signed "requisi
tions. FOURTH OF JULY COMMITTEE.
KISCELLAKTOUi..
NICK PAPAZGERE8,
- ' THE GREEK" DIVER,
has Just wscelved a new diving mi
thim from the old country. Dives
from 25 to 80 fathoms In shallow water
stays down half a day at a time. Leave
order at ill Bond St Market, or T.
Falangos, Clifton. ''
HOUSE MOVXSS.
FEiOJEXCKSON BROS-We mVt t
ipeciaKy of house moving, carpenters.
tOTtractor. general jobbing; prompt at
tention te all orders. Corner Tenth aad
uane. '
PROPOSALS.
WOOD WANTED.
Sealed bids will be received by the
committee on supplies of the Astoria
School Board, at tfie omce ot das. .
Welch, at 651 Commercial street, As
toria, until Wednesday. June 26, 1907,
at 2 o'clock p- m., for furnishing wood
for the Astoria pulilic scnoois, as
follows:
Alderbrook School, 15 cords, 2 cut.
Adair School, 50 cords 4-foot.
Sbively School, 35 cords 4-foot.
McClure School, 125 cords 4-foot.
MeClure School, 10 cords 2 cut.
Olney School, 5 cords, 2 cut. ,
Taylor School, 5 cords 2 cut.
Bids jinmt state kind and price of
wood, to be delivered at the several
schools, and the time when delivery
will be made, and the contractor will be
required to furnish bond for delivery as
per contract.
JAS. W. WELCH and .
FRANK J. TAYLOR,
Committee on Supplies.
Dated June 18, 1907.
JAPANESE 60CDS.
INEXPENSIVE
JAPANESE FIXINGS, MADE OF BAM
BOO, LIGHT, STRONG, HAND
MADE. TABLES, STANDS, CHAIXS,
WHAT-NOT? maOKCASES, SHELV
ING, ETC.
Yokohama Bazaar
(25 Commercial St. Astoria.
NOTICE.-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES
that the underpinned, Astoria National
Bank of Astoria. (re., will oiTer for Sale
and sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash in hand at time of sale
... k. I.-...L- f aniit Aatori National
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Rank, at Astoria, Oregon, on Tuesday,!
July 2nd. ai the hour of 10 oVUvk s, m.
of said day, 210 shares of the capital
stock of the Odd Fellows' Land & Build.'
lug Association, bein;; certifleote num-'
bored 5 for ten shares t certificate nuiu-J
bered 133 for four shares; certificate,
numbered 158 for live shares; wit ill-,
cate uumbered 13 foe five shares 1 cer
tificate numbered 1M for twelve, shares;!
certificate numbered 221 for three
shares; certificate numbered 222 for one,
share; certificate numbered 244 for ev-j
enteen share; certificate numbered 243!
for 23 -shares; certificate numbered 2tW
for twenty shares; certificate numbered;
273 for twenty sham; certificate num-j
bered 275 for forty shares; certificate
numbered 298 for twenty shares; cert ili-.
cate numbered 2!M) for twenty! share,,
and .certificate numbered 3t4 for four
share, or suffliient thereof to satisfy!
a certain promissory note bearing datej
of march 25th, liM. executed by John
Halm for the sum of with in-i
teret thereon at the rate of seven per;
cent per nmnim from date until paid.)
on which there has been pud interest to:
September 25th, 10M, leaving due and
unpaid thereon the sum of 5tmo,00
with Interest thereon at the rate ofj
seven per cent jwr annum from the 25th
day Oi Septemlier, ,1004, nntil paid. Said
sale is made pursuant to a written con-j
traot and authority executed by said!
John Hahn authorizing the undersigned i
to sell shares of stock or sufficient
thereof to satisfv said note bearing date!
March 25th, 1904. I V ,
Dated at Astoria, Oregon, this 20th
.1. A. GlLIUl'lill V CO.,
Umlortukors mul Kiuhntiuor.
Kxporienwl I.udy Assistant
lion loslrMl,
P L?-i.Y-.
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CulU Promptly Attoudotl Day
or N'ijiht,
Pat ton ltf. tithanil DnvtncSU
ASTOKIA, OUE.UON
Phono Main SI 1 1
WINES, LIQU0K3 AND CI0AM
The Owl Concert Hall
Formerly the Lft To-s u
The Leadfng Amusement
House in Astoria
Good music Everybody welcome
Chas. Nieml, Proprietor
m Astoria Mreet
Eagle Concert Hall
dav of June, 1907.
J. E.
320 Astor 'St
IHGGIX3, Cashier.
21-UM.
AMUSEMENTS.
PLEASANT jlOHR
ENTERTAINMENT
VAUptyiLLE AT ' THE LOUVRE
And Vaudeville that-really .
Amuses and Interests you.'
" Weekly Changes of Pro
gram and Each Change an
Improvement
I"!. iesJing ainuwment house.
Agency for Ellison PhonograpBS a
Gold Moulded Bsords.
P. A. PETES80N, Pro
MEDICAL.
h
Unprecwdteted
Suecssa ef
t -no p mm
SM THE GREAT
SPECIALTIES THIS WEEH
CUBA I)E SL1IOX
Tbe Stellar Artiste
ELAINE FOREST
High Soprano And
Illustrated Song Singer.
3IAIME WANDKUTH
Flnte Solist, Mistress of all Lady Mel
odists .
FLOHINE
Soprano Vocalist
ADMISSION FREE
LINDBECK & WIRKKALA Props.
A-f CHINESE D0CT0K
i i ;X ' I'l roughont tht Cid
i-".'2$-1,-SUU. a:ouat W
-tf'3iklXewhi wonderful cure
No poisons nor drugs ue-L He gnarsn
tees to cure catarrh, asthma, luug and
throat trouble, rheumatism, nerrousness.
stomach, liver, and kidney, female com
plaints and all chronic diseases,
SUCCESSFUL HOME TREATMENT
If you cannot call write for symptom
blank and circular, inclosing 4 cents in
tamps.
THE C GEE WO MEDICINE CO,
1621 First St.. Corner Jlorrison,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Pleae mention the AstorUn
HOTELS.
HOTEL PORTLAND
Pines. Hoti in the Northwasl
PORTLAND, ORE.
Next Annual Report Will Show
Increase in Int irost.
LEGISLATION IS NECESSARY
In Ptac of Diilling the Militia Is Now
Devoting Energies Along Lines of
Kitlle Practice acd Also to Camp
Work.
Slll.Vt;iON. C' June 20,
Ihe nei minimi retimt uf e Adju
tant (iciKM'sl i)i the militia, ir national
uuard, nil! douhtlcut ihow a marked
increitM iu interest in thia lnti(otl'ii,
Vi'tiiig iSecretary of War Oliver has ad
tressed a letter to governors of all
states direetlng their attention to the
necessity of the organization: cnfuriii.
iiig to the organization of the V, B,
army if the ttte deire lo ulisre In
the tu ndltton dollars annually appro
printed by the fedentl government to
ward the support of lite National Guard,
Under the .Dick act, the time espli's
rat.uarr 21, 1'JtiS, but it will probahh
be extended one year. Leiil:itin il!
lie nece.ary by all state where the
legislature h;v ' ml, 'already acted.
Thj will tend to emate additional in
sen t in the guard. Another cause of
renewed interet is the lat that one.
fourth of the totul appropriation is
available only for rltte appropriation.
rhcrefm. to vire their share, the
militia i devoting more attention to this
feature t!n ever lief ore. A review
the National Guard during the pant
twettty nve ytais would I of much
hi'ti)iicnl inlere4. X"t many years crt
attcntioa was nbuost exeltr-ivelv di-
reeled toward proflrirm-y in drill and,
not, inaptly", the otlkers and members
of the militia were d.i islvel v desig
nated as "tin mMiem,1 This hMs
hanged mightily and now attention is
given prim! pally to rifle practi-e,
skiriui-hing, camp nuit.itinn, and the
work actually Incidental to camp life
and wirfare. Whlhs theorviL nllv state
troop, the National liuard mtit, with
the, regular srmy, form the bck hone
of any armed forces which the t'nlted
State put in the field and anything
that tends to make it more ttr"tive
or iiiiprove Its eiTli-le'iey will eventually
repay ..the' government .many fold.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY
Astoria Savings Itoulc Ijuilding.
I'ortlitinl Ofllce . Couch Hiilltlliig.
General Real Kstate, Investment' mid Trust Uusincss.
Property Cared for. Retitalii and
Insurance.
F. N. CUllK, Pre. J. A. LKK, Vice I'res. O. U FEHRI3, gee. Treal.
1,.," i.u.1 1 ..1 .'.win .i mi11,1. jum )jgjmuwu. K-JummtomuMmmmm
First National Bank of Astoria, Ore.
ESTAltLlMlli:i IMMtf.
Capital $100,000
g. . tumi-ltV, ITesident.
fltAMK PATlt'N, iVsulvi.
I. I'KTKittUiN. Vhsjrit.ild.nl J, W 0AHNKK, Assftant tathst
Astoria Savings Bank
Csui Ht& la l.dol SuroiukandCiidlvlttvdi'mnuilAVuiV
fruimtei a 0mrwl ttuikioa ttusiotwn, Interest I'alit i Time in-i-'U)
AUTOMA, O U'
jjii.l iiiiiii llul.lllijga
PROFESSIONAL CARDi.
OSTEOPATH ltT.
DR. KH0DA C. HICKS
OSTEOPATH
Office Mansel. Bid. Phone Biax k X0
E7S Commercial St., Astoria. Ore.
ATT0SNEYS AT LAW.
JOHN C. McCUE.
Attorney-at-Lav.
Deputy District Attorney
PageBdg. Room 37.
LATNDKIES.
BUTTON HOLE AT TEE BACI.
Your experience with it has no doubt
lead to much vexation, possibly pro
fsnity. Broke your fingernail trying to
pry It up from the neckband, eil
You won't have that that experience It
you end your shirts to usj we save, yon
this trouble, and danger of tearing ths
shirt. Try ua and see,
. TROY LAUNDRY,
Tenth and Duane Sta. Phone ijqi
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
RE8TAURANT8.
Tokio Restaurant
531 Bond Street -Opposite
Ross, Biggins & Co
The death of Senator. Morgan
U universally regret te hy the Vli
intrton newspaper uwn. lie wiv one of
the Ut read and pte I l'n in Was!iint.
ton and being always ac e- !!. t' cor
respondents, when his health permitted,
he was an unfailing source of informa
tion in pa-t as well as present events.
His single fault, If U might be so
termed, ws hi nrofmidilv. .lust as in
discussing a" matter !cfure the .Senate
he was wont t explore ail the mile
ues tearing on the subject. la being
Interviewed or in supplying newspsiper
men with diit(, he Wvuld be so volomi
011 as to almost completely overwhelm
his Interviewer. There was seemingly
no topic on which he could discourse
lucidly mid exInusMvely. nmr1mlling
find presenting bis facts with clearness
and amplitude, but sometime to confu
sion. He wsit not a political leader in
the SetiHte but was more on the order
of those old men, "wise in counsel"
whose adrh-e has been sought In all
ages, Simple In his habits, he pre-erved
to the l't his mentality unimpaired;
no breath of scanJnl ever touijieij Mm.
Like is contemporary, the late Senator
Hour ,he died in the fiillfllment of year
poor in world goods, mt rich In honor,
a servant of the people regardless of
politirtil exigencies.
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First-Class Meals.
Coffee with Pie or Cake 10c
Regular Meals I5c, up
HOWARD M. BROWN ELI
Attorney'M-Law.
Offtoe with Mr. J. A. Eakln, at Ne. 42
Commercial St. Astoria.
XKW VOHK, dune lieelitt di-
pnti h to the Herald Hy that the North
(u-rinnn Lloyd and lbuiibur Ameri
... irA.,.ui,;. t;,,.,., I,,. i r,.Uti. tn
a t on a resolution a.lopted ly the J
SOUMIWeMerit lllimiK'tnlOll coon-on emi j
will do nothing toward the develop-j
merit of New. Orleans as an immigrant.
station, ,
Xn olll'lul reiison for the ileelion is
iven. but the Hi-raid's disnntcli nuoted
an ngent of one of the. steamship coin
oniiie us saviiiL' that until employer
of lalwr in the Southern Hates learn
to treat whites (is thev should, tiuiiil-
gralion to tlmt part of tlie country;
will not be considered. - ' Auslrinns nnd
flerinnns who have hoiis there, accordnif
to the agents statement, have made J
tiittcr cmnpiuiiit til me ireiuiiieiil inej
received and have cither gone north or
returned. .
DENTIST.
Dr. VAUGIIAN,
Dkntot
Pyhian Buildin, ABtoria. Oregon.
Dr. W. C. IaOGAN
DENTISl
Commercial St. Shanahan Build
First Class Meal 15c
Coffee with Pie, Cake or Dough
nuts 10 Cents.
U. S. RESTAURANT
434 Bond Street.
Telephone 1081 Main. 3!H Bond Street.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT,
THE ASTORIA RESTAURANT
MANG JUNG, Prop.
The Finest 25i! meal servod in Astoria
Yonr PiitronttKC! fiolseieed.
Courtoous Trentniotit to Al'
a AMR IS REASON
ASTOKIA, : OREQON.
Colic and Diarrhoea. !
Pains In the stomach, collo and diar
rhoea are auicklv relieved bv the u
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, For sale by Frank
Hart and leading Druggists.
Kidney
and C.'addsr Troubles
DISCHARGES
IIEUBVKD I
424 Hours
Kich Cap-
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