THURSDAY, JULY ii, 1907.
3
THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
... A Striking Likeness ... :!
lOrnjlmil.J
Unynnl f 01111C1 a jMuna goutlomitu
uf ioMNitliit iipitiwrmif mid tuh
lonnblo nUlio, swinging , Unlit cnue,
utonM Him futon atntlim a a tin In
rolled In. II m exiwctlug a frioud
who not I'Diiio, Hut Kuiim unit ol
cbiiiw. wliu imnwUxt tu illnirrntiuo Mi.
prtH lliii of Mr. YutHiK' nwltwoar mill
otliorwhw riulli) lil iimiiluilti'. A
young lad, plainly Uut iwntly drenavd,
(1Mciiiltiil front 11 cur, mid, Imt glnnc.
ItKlitliiK i'ii tho tii'iitli'iiinn lu iii..mi,n,
1I10 rualiod toward lilm, throw Iht arm
about lila uuck ami covoml bin fact
wltli klunf.
Now, wlillo young IliiMl are Hot uanal
ly averse to Miig klaaod, tliey don't
like ti bo token hy eurprlao, Mr,
Young Hindu nu HTurt to dtaongniro
himself from tlio lubrncw, at iVnat no
far a to ict a lok at tho klaaor. Tlili
iiirrlM.d the girl, ami aha, too, drew
away. Then a mhr mm to lnr idwk,
and, eovwlng her tm-a with both hand,
alio turnod ami rail away aa fast aa aha
could. Tli flmt tlilntr Mr. Young dirt
a ft or her departure wna to rearrangs
tilt disordered nwkwoar. Than h
uiltMHl a ararfpln with a bandaouis
pearl M In It that had bwm thoro tx
fon the aiiddi-H attack. Running after
th. girl, b raunht bur Just aa ah waa
lea ring the a tat Inn,
"I'll trouble you for my acarfnlu,"
be said.
flhe looked up, mark of dttna and
confusion atlll on Imr fait. "I mls
tok you for my brotbor," alio anld.
"My m"arfiln, Olvo It to mo at our
or I will mil a Mlinian.M
The glrl'a iiiniiiwr rlmngM lu a twin.
iiuuii m-iit uu to nm ,iH,, M1(1J uo
coveml dt-fitriMitlnlly.
"I aiipKHia I ow. you an apology," lm
anld.
"So npolog will l.o nw .iliHl.M
"Tito drfiuiinfiiwmi wi'fo docolvlug.
You itniNt admit that I bad apparent
panne for"-
"Mlatr.klnr mo for n thii-rr
"I-tho fort In"- Ho t .ok out III
bmiilkwlili'f and wld tho pwnplrn
thii from Ida forohoad, "h thero an?
iitoiwiuoiit I en n miiki'"
"Xono wlintovor. On w ho uilmnko
a huly for a riiiiniioii awlit lhroii:i
tleni- wotiii-ti 1 Ih-IIi-v (In.-,, nio cn!K
commits an ttupardoiittl'lo ln,"
Willi tbla L tnruod ointo;nptuoir I)
and at rod. ir.tay. Young f jINiw d It rr
"Uiivo we at one or I will cull a p i
Iktminu,"
"I would rnt:iw go to J.i!l Mum piirt
lu tills way,"
'That would be no brmtolilp. You
would bo with your atkiiowlodiiod an
oodatoa." Yotiug cjiirludiMl to oiuko 0 umakcil
attack lu tlmili,
"itnlpli and I look ao much allko that
lu colli.-, they called ua the twlua."
"There'a not the allghtcHt revetu
bianco," "How, then, tild you com. to rula
taka mo for lilmt"
"I -bo waa ta uioct me."
iiy jovt, tncro cornea iinipii now,
Wholesale Price List
ported Daily.
as Re-
I'OIITLAND, July 10.-IutereJl in
I lid m hi' 11 1 nun kit ccntcrii in tho new
iTuji outlook, and lulieli no fat aa old
wliful I concerned la all but at a
itiuidntlll, Wheat buyera are apculat.
Ing n to what will he the opt'liing price!
for the 11)07 crop, and If their predic
tion ar verified grata value at the
opening of the new araaou will bo ma
terlally under thone now prevailing. It
in raid that he new crop of bluteatenm
Hill be worth from 03 to CHo In the in
terior, with rungo for club from 00 to
03 cent and red a cent lower.
Notice wa given out by the three
leading freah fluh jobber of th. city to
day that during the month of July and
Augimt their place of bu'jnea would be
doted at I o'clock Saturday. All or
der for flub deliver!", on tho. day
limit lie In by 12 o'clock. It I aid that
during the hot month of the year there
I not 'tidUlent builneit on Saturday
afternoons to warrant keeping open,
and the bualneM of tba day can well
hurrying nlottg to reach the atntlon be-! be well done in th. forenoon.
foro tho train arrive! How the deueo!
aro we to oxidant being togetbor when
be know I've never lieen Introduced
to you-ncver have aeeu your
Tho girl winced.
"l.eav blm to uie. Hello, old txiy'.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
klliiK. Her w flahd omlnoiialy. t ivimi-. it,.. ,,.i..r .m, .. wM,r
"How dure you, alrl" niu,., mu .iHt,.r kl.ncd. tho alnter
"I'm ud to aui'b Banica," bo !
trtetl,
"You cert.iluly imiiit tie, Such m'i),
pie Mug your n.H liii.-n, you would
not l pxhm ti know n truo bidy
when you aco one."
At Mint mnniiMit Young anw hU pin
bmiiflnit bend down from a bit of lin
gerie under Mm Indy'a throat. H
timtrhed It away fnmi her and put It
In hi Hcnrf, W10 niipearwl to Ik very
much atoiilhed, tn much antonUhcd
lu fact to apeuk Wlien h dl1 alio
anld;
"It miiat bav. got cauh'ht lu the lac.
when I"
"Itiicgoil mo.H
Khe tnmH lier f.Ht and flnnhod at
htm like a tli'ro. Tticu, obeying a
udileu tbouRhl. mIiu opcnihl her pocket
bok and, tiiklun out a rnrd, hnuded It
to Mm. When bo bad read It tho aa
tnuMitnont w trauaforrod from th.
girl to blm,
"Arc you lUlph Itoawell'a alaterr
"I am."
"Ho waa my chum at collcii.M
"I nm very much aurprlxcd to boar
It. I auppaan! that bo never annuel
aUI with young men who woro lutl
nmto with women who gamea.' "
Young looked uucomfortnblo. Ilia
with retm!iit,
"How did you two know each otb
erf aaked the brother.
"Kuow p icli other?" rcidled IJnyard.
"Why, you c8 It waa the llUenoaa."
"What ilkoiuiiir
lu prerarlcatlon a woman can nl
way give jwiliin to a mnti. Tbo girl
enmo In to anve the day. "Why, your
friend couldn't help aeelug the family
rewmihliiuco between you and me."
"You're aa like aa (wlna." Young put
In. "Your alater looked ao croatfullcn
I couldn't help taking care of her."
"I'm glad you wer good to her."
"I ahull never forgot It." aald tbo
girl, with n vindictive fltuti lu her eye.
"I'loaao do," moaned Young. Then,
remembering blmaelf, "I mean plea.
dou't."
"Wluifa tho matter with you two?"
naked the brother. "You look and alt
aa If you'd lawn caught atenllng."
Thl unlucky bit ennio near lirliiKhig
out tho denouement, but the girl atnrt
ed on, and tho denouement waa de
layed till a year Inter, when It wa
told at the wedding brenkfnat of Bay
ard Young and tho girl ho bad tula.
taken for a thief.
EM.8WOIITII EMKRROX.
Th. following ar. quotation ruling
In Portland a reported by jobber in
th. varioua tine:
Grain, Flour, Feed.
Wheat-Club, BOcj CValley, 84j blue
tciit, 8cj red, 84c.
Flour HaM wheat patent, t4.80j
tralght, $423; gTatiam, $i.254.75;
rye, f3j whole wheat flour, $4.505;
Valley flour, t4.W; Dakota, 023fl.50;
Eaatern rye, $0.50; Pillsbury, $7j Oor
vaJll. (4.05.
Cereal food Rolled oat", cream, 90
lb. aack, $7 lower grade, $5.60(38.50;
oatmeal, ateel-cut, 45 lb. aacka, $8 bbl.;
0 lb. aack, 1425 per bale; oatmeal,
(ground), 45 lb. aack, $7.50 per bbL;
B lb. aack, $4 per bale; split pea, $4-25
per 100 lb. tackj 25 lb. boxea, $1.25;
pearl barley, $4 per 100 lb; 25 lb. boxea,
$1.25 per box; pattry flour, 10 lb. aack,
$3.30 per bbl.
Oat Producer' price: Whit., $27,
M; gray, $27.
Corn Whole, $28; cracked, $20 per
ton.
Barley Producer' price, Brewing,
$23 i feed. $22; rolled, $23.50 24.50.
$23.50 (24.50.
Rye $1.55 per cwt.
L444)
In Chosing Your Piano Dealer
you would, if careful, ask the following questions and demand
satisfactory answers to each one before paying out money. "Ask
v them all pf Eilers Piano House." Reading this advertisement,
calling aljfUr nearest store to see our instruments, and thinking
the matter over v
WILL MAKE YOU AN EILERS CUSTOMER
(1) What kind of piano do they sell? Would you ask for a finer
piano than a Weber, Kimball, Chickering, Hadflarf, Lester, Hazle
ton, etc., or would you think of putting less into a piano than you
can get (of us) a durable good Baily, Clarendon, Marshall & Wen
dell, Doll Foster, Whiting, Hinze or Weser for ?
(2) Are they higfh priced with their pianos If Do you suppose -that,
with four thousand pianos due to arrive, at our Jhirty stores
from forty different factories-, by the end of this year, we can
afford to hold out for even usual prices ? No. We have to sell,
'em at low prices to do it oa time. You are safe on price here.
(3) If I don't pay cash how will I be treated ?, The fact that
most of our sales are made ou the (,part-down-and-rest-later" basis ,
proves it is popular and economical, and our rapidly growing trade
proves that we do it on a fair and just plan. Our sales now total
to a volume four times that of our nearest competitor, which ena
bles us to do a little more on terms .along with our lower prices)
than can be done elsewhere.
I Decide on Eilers Piano House I
An attractive display of samples of their most prominent makes
will be kept on hand all summer at their Astoria branch, 424
Commercial street. Investigate now, even if you don't intend to"
buy till later.
A. R. CYRUS, )
T. M. WARD,
Eilers Piano House
424 Commercial Street
Buck wheat $38 per ton,
Hay-Valley timothy, $lfl18j Eaut
arn Oregon, $2123; clover, $8.50;
cheat, $10; alfalfa, $13; grain hiy, $7
fi (hop, US; bran, $17; short, $19.50.
' '-"to bee, foreign and domestic, 8-3-40o.
Vegetables.
Cabbage Per pound, 2(3c; cauli
flower, $1.65 per dozen; parsley, 25c
per dm,, hot house lettuce, 75c(g$1.00
box, head 15o doaen; spinach, per box,
$1.25; artichoke, 75c$l dot; okra,
$1.75; tomato, $1JS01,75 box; Bum
mer iuah, $1 box; wax beam, 4i5c
lb.; Oregon rhubarb, Oo lb.; cucumber.
40o dot.; egg-plant, 40c lb.; Cuban pep
pers, $0 crate; apara?ua, $1 $1.50
box; cantaloupe, $2.50 350 crate;
green corn, 60c dozen.
Potatoes Old, $2.50(g3.00 per ewt;
new, 22ic lb.
Onlon-$2.7S3.60.
Turnips, per aack, $2; carrot, $2.50
ack; beets, $2 and $2.25; horteradiih,
RBo per pound.
Freah Meat and Fiah.
Fresh Meat Veal, medium, 75 to
100 lb., 7i8c; 100 to 150 lb., 7c;
150 to 200 lb., 61(6c; 200 lb, and
over, 4l-25c; pork, 881-2c; heariea,
7(?8c; beef, bull, 3(g4c; cowa, 51
(36 steer, t 6 l-2c; mutton, me
ium alzee, 8(5 9c; large and coarse,
40c; Spring Iamb, dred, 910c
Oyter Shoal water Bay, per gallon,
$2.25; per sack, $4.50; Tok. Point, $1.
60 per 100; Olympian, 120 lbs., $6;
Olymplas, per gallon, $2.25.
Fiah-Ilalibut, 7c; black' cod, 8c;
black baa, per lb., 20c; atriped ba,
13c; herring, 5 l-2c; flounder, 6c; cat
flab, He; hrlmp, 10c; perch, 6c ; stur
geon, 12 l-2c; sea trout 18c; torn cod,
7c; Chinook salmon, lljc; iteelbeads,
freah, 10c; shad 4e lb; ahad roe, 15c lb;
roe shad, 4c.
Clain Hardshell, per box, $2.40; ra
zor clam, $2 per box.
Fruita.
Tropical Fruit Banana, 61o lb;
lemon, $5.256.50 .box; oranges, $3
f4 50; grapefruit, $3.50 crate; lime, 75e
(j $1.25 per 100; tangerinea, $2 per box;
strawberries, $1.502.00 orate; cherries,
310c per lb.; gooseberries, 78c lb.;
blackberries, $1.15 per box; raapberriee,
$123 per crate; currants, 10 lb.; ap
ricot, $2 boxp caches, $1.251.60 box;
new apples, $1.75(g2.25 box; plums, $1.50
(g 1.85 box; loganberries, 75c$1.00;
pear, $2.50 per box.
Dried fruit Apples, evaporated, 8-l-2(gBc
lb.; apricots, 20c; peaches, 13-
1 2c ; pears, 13 l-2cj prunes, Italian,
461cj French, 48c; figs, California
blacks, 5 3-4c; California whites, 6c;
Smyrna, 20c; plums, pitted, 6c.
Domestio fruits Apples, common, $1
50(52.00; fancy, $23 box. .
Produce.
Butter Country creamery, 25271c;
city creamery, 27Jc; atore, 1819c; but
ter, fat, 20c.
Eggs Oregon ranch, 23(524.
Cheese Young America, 1017c;
Oregon full cream flats, 15 10c.
Poultry Old noostcra, 78c; l(ei,
12 13c j spring, 13c pound; dress
ed stock, 1 l-2c higher than live; ducks,
old, 8Dc; young. 10llc; turkeys,
12l3c; dressed, 1517c; geese, live,
8c; dressed, 10llc; pigeons, $1 and
fi.za per aozen; squabs, f 1.752 per
dot,
Honey Dark, 10jllc; amber, 12
13c; fancy white, 1415c.
Groceries, Provisions, Etc
Sugar ick basis D. G., $5.77 1-2;
Star, $5.07 1-2; Pacific Coast, $5 67 1-2;
Golden C, $5.17 1-2; extra C, $5. 27 1-2;
powdered, $5.87 1-2; cube. $5.87 1-2;
beet, $5.67 fc-2; fruit sugar, $5.72 1-2; ;
boxes, 60c cwt. advance over sack basis
(less l-4o if paid for in 15 days.)
Beans Small white, 3 3-4 0; large
white, 3 l-4c; pink, 3 l-2c; bayou, 3 3-4
c; Limaa, 5 l-2c; Mexican reds, 4 l-2c
Coffee Mocha, 2428c; Java, fancy,
2028c; Java, good, 2024c; Java, or
dinary, 1720c; Costa Rica, fancy, IS-
l-817c; Costa Rica, good, 1215c;
Arbuckle, $16.63 cwt.; Lion, 15 l-2o per
lbColumbia coffee 14c; Salvador, 11 1-2
14 l-2o.
Nuts Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, 17
18c; No. 1, hard shell, 1510c; almonds,
10e20c; filberts, 16c; Bmzils, 20c; p..
cans, 23c; hickory, 8c ; Virginia peanuts,
8 l-2c; Jumbo Virginia peanuts, 10c;
Japanese peanuts, 6 l-2o; chestnuts,
Italian, 10 e; Ohio, 20c; cocoanuts, dos
en, 8300c; pinenuts, 17 1-2 c;
Raisins Loose Muscatels, 3-crown,
10c; 2-crown, 0 l-2c; bleached, seedless
Sultanas, 103 l-2c; unbleached seed
less Sultanas, 8 l-2o; London layers, 8-
crown, whole boxes of 20 lbs., $2.25;
2-crown, $2.10.
Dates Golden, 60-lb. boxes, 66 l-2c;
lb. paokages, 8c; Fard., 15 lb. boxes,
$1.40 box.1
Spices Cloves, 19 l-2o lb.; chilies, 13
l-2o pound.
TRANSPORTATION.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
EMPRESS" Llna of lha Atlantic
Quebec to Liverpool
Less Than Four Days at Sea
Empresses sails July 12-26: Aiicust 0.
tza; eeptemoer o-zo. First cabin, $80
up; second cabin, $45 up; third olass,
$2175. Writ, for particulars.
I JAMES FINLAYSON, Agent.
I Astoria, Or..
wmmt$tM$iimtttitK$$tt$t
Eastern Painting & DecoratingCo
Experts in all the Branches of Painting,
Paper-Hanging and Decorating.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. All work done ;
Promptly. Prices reasonable. New Goods
arriving Every Day. We solicit business
Frn Outside Towns.
Comm.rolal 8trwt, near Eighth.
Astoria, - Oregon t
Sherman Transter Co.
HENBY 8HEKMA5, Mamwei
r?acka, Carriages Eaggaga Chaekai and Transie rred Trucka ard Fvndton
Wagons Piano. Moved, Boxed and Shipped. '
433 Commercial Street
Mais PkM tu
IX B. PABKEB.
Proprietor.
Z. f. PARKER,
Manager.
PABKER HOUSE
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Flrrt Claaa in Every RpMt
Ftm Coach to th. Hon
Bar and Billiard Room.
Good Sample Rooms on Ground Floor
tot Commercial Uul
Astoria,
Oregon
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TKAirSPOBTATIOa.
Steamer
TELEGRAPH
The only 8tsmbot makior a round trip DAILY
except ffauradar between Fort laud and Astoria
and way point. u . ;-,
NO WAY POINTS ON SUNDAY
Portland Landing, Alder Stmt Dock
Astoria Landing, Cailender Dock
Leav Portland 7:00 'a, m.j arrlT Astoria, 1:30
p. m. Lean Astoria 2:30 p. m.; arrive Portland
J-.aO p. m.
8UNDAY EXCURSIONS
Leave Portland S a. m.; arrlre Astoria 1 p.m.
Lea. Aitoria S p. m., arrive Portland 9 p. m.
The K".Une
Steamer - Lurline
Night Boat for Portland and
Way Landings.
PA88EN6ERS. FREIGHT.
Leaves Astoria dally except 8unday at
7 p. m.
L.aves Portland Daily Exe.pt Sunday
at 7 a. m.
Quiok Ssrvlo. Excellent Meal
Good B.rth.
Landing Astoria Flavel Wharf.
Landing Portland Foot Taylor 8t
a B. BLESSING, Agent
Phon. Main 2761.
frO" SPICES, rj
C0FfEJEA4
BAinnoPovfDin,
Fu:c:;:3EXTn;.cTS
lUsdtdi hsfSy, finest Flavor.
Cre&rctfSfrtiLltas
CU)SSTaDIVIES
C PORTtANO.OREQON. C
THE SAVOY
Popular Concert Ball.
Cood music An are walwm.- Oat
Imt Beventk and Aator.
i I HI I
416 BOND ST
ASTORIA, 0SXGOX
Carries th. Finest List of
Wines.
Liquors
and
Cigars
CALL AND SEE US
TRANSPORTATION.
TIME CARD
Astoria & Columbia River R. R. Co.
as st -a 1 m 3o
p.m ft.mlp.ni.
B.00 8.00 8.10
8-20 4.10 .. ..
7 35 9-S5 4.27
8.05 10.08 4.49
S.IS10.H 4.W ....
S.W10.S1 5.28
9.4U 11.15 6.02
a- m. p. m. a.m.
8.1S S.50 9.50!ll-45 . OS 11.80
WIS 6.40 10.06 12.0S 8.8012.8
9.18 7.11 10.26 IS 81 8.48 1.10
9-25 7.20 10.a0il2.40 6 50 1.80
9.W 7.26 10.Solla.45 8.65 1.85
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8.85
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2.25
29
21 I 28
p.mJp.r
12.1610.
10.65! 8.40
10.401 8.251
10.05;' 7.501
9.621 T 40,
9.161 7.04
8.20 (.10
a.m.
8.15; 8.0SI 5.60
7.55 7.45!
6.50; 7.10
8.45 7.05!
a.m.
11.00
5.85 10.40!
8.67, 7.18J 6.081 9.48
6.00 40
4.551 8S
FT. STEVENS BRANCH
HL. jlJjj, i2 ' 39 4l'' '83 4385ijT
R.m. a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. a.m' t m nm Lm
Ki? lM !" I28 3.U 14.08 ..;..lT.WARRKNTONAr. S W 8M
JS-S lt-'S I'88 3 23 1215 Ar. HAMMOND Lv 12.26 8.29 r45 6 83 8 48 10 9
10.i 8.48 6 2a 7.41 8A8;12.20 Ar. FT. STEVENS Lv 12 21 8.26 7 4 8 80 8 48 10 S7
Trains marked run dally.
Trains Nos. 25, 27 and 29 from Clatsop Beach, and trains Nos. 28, 80 and 34.
from Astoria, run via Ft. Stevens.
Train No. 28, from Portland, 8:10 a m.: is Saturday Sneclal. stonnW at.
Goble, Rainier, Clatskanie, Astoria and Beach points, only.
uuiMWfiiUTiuNs At Portland, witn au trans-continental lines. At
Goble, with Northern Paclflo Ralway Co. At Astoria, with steamers for
San Francisco and Tillamook and Dwaoo Railway & Navigation Oa'a boat
and railway. .
Through tickets sold to and from all points ha the East and Europe,
For further particulars apply to, ,
R. H. JENKINS.
Ooai Frt ft Passgr. Agt
Astoria, Or.