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.-V .'t January Official Tide Tables Compiled by th U. S. Government for Astoria and Vicinity. JANUARY, 1008. Ut(h Water. Pats Wednesday 1 Thursday I Friday . 3 ffturday 4 IHUNOAY ....... ft Monday ......... 6 Tuesday ........ 7 Wednesday ..... I Thursday ....... Friday 10 ttaturday .......11 . SUNDAY .......IS Monday ...... ...IS Tudy ........is Wednesday .....15 Thursday ...... .191 Thursday is FrlOay 17 Uturdsy .......18 81' N DAY ....... 1 Monday .........10 Tu"dy ........SI Wednesday 11 Thursday ...... .23 Friday ...14 ,turday .......10 SUNDAY 1 Monday ,,,, 17 Tuesday ,i Wednesday .....I Thuriiliiy ., 10 A. M. EM. h.m, ft hm,tt. 10:26 (.011:60 0.9 11M5 .6 0:4 7.612:02 . 1:32 7.(13:50 9.4 1:30 3.1 1:40 1.3 1:04 3.8 9:20 1.9 3:64 3.3 3:24 1.4 4:31 3.4 4:22 7.7 6:28 3.4 6:30 7.0 3:20 3.4 6:43 1.7 7:16 3.2 3:04 6.4 3:10 3.2 9:23 1.6 9:06 3.3 )0:30 1.7 9:6( 3.4 11U7 1.9 10:44 3.5 0:15 7.2..... .... 11:26 3.8 0:68 7.0 13:06 1.6 1:80 7.4 12:40 8.8 1:03 7.6 1:12 1.8 2:32 7.6 1:44 1.0 8:00 7.7 1:30 7.7 8:26 7.8 3:00 7.4 3:66 7.9 3:40 7.0 4:80 1,0 4:34 1.7 8:10 3.0 6:30 6.8 1:00 8.0 8:45 6.9 :6 9.0 8:12 9.3 7:66 1.1 9:35 3.0 9:00 9.4 10:44 6.6 10:00 .7U:4 7.1 JANUARY, 1908. ,Low Water. Data Wednoday ,,,,, 1 Thursday 2 Friday 3 Wtlurday 4 8UNDAY 6 Monday ...A,... 3 Tuesday ........ 7 Wednesday . .... 1 Thursday Friday .....10 KntorJay ,,,,.,.11 HUNDAY .......13 Monday ........13 Tuesday ........ 14 Wednesday ,,,,,.15 Thursday , .19 Friday 17 Halurday 18; HUNDAY 19 Monday .........3d Tuesday ........21 Wednesday 22 Thursday IS Krldny .....24 Saturday .......25 HUNDAY 2d Monday ,, 17 Tuesday ,.,,,,,,28 Wednesday 29 Thursday ...... .10 I'rKVty si a. m. p. m. : h,in. ft b.tn, ft, I 4:1 8.1 6:30-0.3 6:16 8.8 :15-1.6 3:12 8.8 7:04 .1.8 7;0 1.1 7:60.1.9 1:00 1,0 1:10.1.6 1:82 1.1 1:22-1.1 9:60 1.610:12-0.6 10:50 1.2 11:00 0.1 11:60 3.1 11:60 1.1 12:66 1.5 ..... .... 0:60 1,0 2:0D 1.4 1:56 1.6 1:14 0.9 1:02 1.0 4:15 9.4 4:04 1.3 6:04 -0.1 6:00 3.6 6:52-0.6 6:60 1.6 6:32-0.1 1:15 8.6 7:02-0.7 7:12 3.6 7:40-0.6 7:46 3.6 8:0)1 -0.3 1:20 1.4 1:83 0.0 8:50 1.2 9:05 0.4 9:24 9.0 9:15 9.7 9:62 2.7 9:68 1.1 10:40 1.8 10:84 1.1 11:14 1.0 11:20 2.4 12:36 1.9 0:12 2.9 1:50 1.1 1:18 1.4 1:05 0.9 1:15 1.7 4:10-0,1 1:68 1.1 6:10-0.8 6:07 1.6) 6:0nl-1.3 ASH BOX RKOIUTE UNIVERSAL COLD WEATHER ' IS COMING See the bargains in our big stove department upstairs. If your money is in give us your check, j I The Foard & Stokes Hardware Co ' .... Incorporated Successors U fmxt ftekat ft. The Morning Astorian, S Delivered to Your Homer60c per Month. JTIMB CARD Astoria & Columbia River R. R. Co. Iffeotrve, Monday, 8eptmb e 1907 Pacific Tims. a.nr am. pjn. p m. a.m. 1 2 ... . 9.M tS T.. T.W 9.47 M. j 5; ... igloos &. 9 air.." i.iioift ea.1 I 8 .... I.M10M 1K1 " M l.tOII 4 W.S 1.16 9.15 8.60.... 11.4 W I.UI9.U 910.... Ilitl 106.7 T.m l.iicr: roj.r 9.48..... 4 l l.t . ... 6 . M4U KB ............. 8.41 1 6. W .... .... . ....... 1.65 6.W I - 1 T5S i.ti i.ST, 1 N .! 10 1H T 11 .. . .r f.tu ., I 0.80 10 0 T.J .. a m.a,m.p.m... Lv. s 1;;:;:;;;' liTOSI l.Sl ,12.40 lil.So 115.7 iiu Ar. .fORTtANDt ..OOHJ.Kf Arr . BAINIKH) . jMAYUMt ...CHIINCY CL.T8KANIIt JUNCTION!.. . . ,.W . . . . .... CLIFTON ....AbTORUl tV AMI OKI A Ar Ar.......WABUENTOW LT SftRRSToTrfAr HAMMOND FT. HTKVKN8 L FT. BTKVHN8 Ar . ...if.UI. jiAmi'ri.. ........... Ar.....,WAHKKNTON A Kit KM ON Ar VMII"" 1KAHIWK Ar....... BOLXAUAY W Ar. I.r. HITua I ia i 1 a 1K.1 W.7 78.1 n.i M.8 M.I 479 40.4 108 U.8 14 17.1 ll 184 18.4 84 i:0. r'.Bl. i.b lO.Mi 10.40 10.15 10 OA .ai 9.151 l. T.65 TXi 7.45 7.4U T.41 .8 T. T.irTilS p.m. io.oo 1.401 1.2ft T.5I 7.M 1.)' 7. Ill 7.i .I0 6.60 2.45 I.Ml iM a.ro. .I 9 cm to I M l.m. 6.0K e.oo I ib 4.64 I. Ill 11.00 10.40 1 10 10 K 2 OH 10 . 8 00:10.) 13 M0 M ia an 10.1 12.1010 1l 11. 'All'. 10.63, Ul.l'i 10.85 a.m. .44 9.ft !.m- 1 t,t Wna. 8 anJ SB run from Attoria to Clatton Boh via It BUycma, Ko. II rum from FortUod to AitorU and OlaUop Baaek dlraot. No. 24 run froso FortUnd to Attorlo only. No. 10 run from iitork to CHataop Bch direct. K01. SI, M and S8 run tIa Ft. BttTtns. No. S3 run from CUUop Bah to Aitori ad Portland dlrtot, Mlitloniv train wiU bi rua from Attorla to It Stovoni and ntura on Sunday, leaving Astoria lliJO a. nu, arrira Ft 8Uti Hits p. to. Returning hum ft Stovona iiOO p. arrim Ittoria 1:44 p. at Tralni marked ran dailTjtTaleRraphitationi. - OONNSCTIONS At Portland, with all traoi-eoatinenU Unea. At Xtobla, wlta Norttiarn Faoifls Railway Oo. At Aitorla with atoaman for San Franoiiot and Tillamook and Hwaoo Railway k Navigation Co.' boat and railway. Througi ticketi told to and from all pointa m tao But and Europe. , For further partloulara apply to, R. tt JENKIN& . . ' .i,.4',rt-'J i.Ctehltntanr.'Att, ASTORIA, OREGON. 4Ttt4tt9 9ttAtMT4mm THE TRENTON 1 , it ' ' ' 1 1 " 11 11 ' 1111 '". First-Class, Liquors and Cigars ",, ''Y'' :'eoa Cummirdal Strart. ." ; . Conwt Commercial and 14th. - ' 5 f ASTORIA, 0R1G0H J l If earneitneu of purpose, ooupled with akill, experience and modem fadlittei COUNT- ' ! : Then the DISSTON "COUGAR SAW will continue ai the STAND- 1 ... . ' . ABD by which the meriti of ail other aawi are judged, 1 . v' FOR SALE AT TEX " " '. . .. Astoria Hardware Co.,1 113 12th St. PORTLAND t Latest Quotations in the Portland Markets, Complete Market Scporti Corrected Etch Day Giving the Wfcolesala Pricei of Commoditiee, Farm Produce, and Vegetable. FOUTLAND, Jan. 21. Trado In poul try contiiiui dull and tljer l a ainall prospect for any inijirovemont before th end of the week. RoceipU yeUr day and today wero liIit, but at the atue time, the demand generally wi fur from itrong, indicating that at the lime of the recent ilump rot ailora atotked up In a large way. For ben and chickens price are the eame aa yealerday.. Drtid turkeyi are weaker, luoUd at 10 to 17 cent, while live tock U hardly wanted at all. Duckf move In a slow way, and there la prac- tliwlly no demand (or goee, Eggi are weak and lower, quotation! for ranch niock being 23 to 27 centl. , Grain, Flour, Feed. Wheat-Club, 83c Valley, 85c blue tern, 8Sct red RuDiiaa 81e. Oati I'roduoer' priceit White, $2"; gray, $27. Ifay-Valley timothy, $1810( Eat ern Owgon. 2022j clover, 813 1 eheat, 813 alfalfa, 13j grain bay, 14lfl. MUlfeed-47ity bran, 825 country bran, $24 j hort, 24J50j couptry ihorte, $20 j chop, $18 1 middling, $20. FlourIIard wheat, patent, $4.95; tralght, $440j graham. 4 W rye, $5i whole-wheat floiii $4.75 Valley flour, 4.40) Dakota, .4M)(?4l.OO; Fatrn rye, ifl.50 pllUbury, $7 Corvallla, $4.40. Hye $l.25ra 1.30 per cwt. Grain ,liag I)onietlc, Sloj Calcutta, (le. -. ' Corn Whole, $32; cracked, $33 per ton. , ' " - . Bin-k wheat $38 per ton. Barler Proditcera prlri Brewing, 28.60i fwd. $27 rolled, $3031. ' Cereal Food Rolled oat. cram. DO 'b. aack. $8; lower grade, $fl.50(7.ft0; oatmeal, atcel cut, 49 lb. eacki, $8JW1; 1 11). ark. $423 per bale; oatmeal (ground), 49-lb. tack a, $850 per bbl.s lb. aacki. $4.30 per bale; eplit pea, M.2S per 1001b. tack i 251b. boxet, 41.25; pearl barley, $4.30 per 100 lb.! V bnxea. $.9H per box; paltry flour, 10-lb, tack. S5.Z0 bU Groceries, Provialona, Etc. Supr (sack basis) D. G.. $5.60 XX, $3.50; beet, $3.40; Golden C, $5; extra, C. $5.40; powdered, $5.50; boxes, SO cwt.. fruit or berry sugar, $3.60; boxet 50 cwt. advance over tack basis (lew )c. if paid for in 15 days). Coffee Mocha, 2428c; Java, fanev. 2528C Java, good, 2024c; Java, or dlnary, 1720e; Costa Rica, fancy, 18 20c i Costa. Rica, good, ie18c; Ar buckle, $10.03 cwt.; Lion, $1533 ewt; Colombia coffee, 14o lb; Salvador, llc 14lo. Rice Imperial Japan, No. 1, $85; Southern Japan. 5(6)c) broken, 6c; head, fancy, 7o; choice, 7a. Sago and Tapioca Scarce, fi!c Figs White, per pound, 67c; black, 87e. ' - Provisions llama,' large, 12Jc; small. 121c ; picnic, 0c; boiled hams, 22c; boiled picnic, 18c; breakfast bacon, fancy, 22c; Kngliah, loci dry salted short clean, lOIoi liacka, lOJc. Dates Golden, 60-Ib. boxes, 881c; 1-lb. package, 8o; Fard, 15-lb. boxes, if 1.40 MX. x Raisins Loose muscatels, 3 crown, 10c; 2-crown, 01c; bleached eeedless Sultanas, 1013c; unbleached seedless Sultanas, 8o; London layer. 3-crown, whole boxes of 20 pounds, $2.26; i crown," $2. 10. Canned Salmon Columbia River, 1 lb. talis. $2.00 1 2-lb. tails, $2.05; fanev. l ib. flats. $2.10; 1-lb. flat. $1.30; fancy, Mb. ovals, $2.85; Alaska tails, pink, vsc; rea, fi.ar; nominal, us, tans, $2.25. ' Salt Bales of 75-2s, bale, $2.25; bales of (!0-3, $2.25; bales of 40-4. bals, $2.25; bale of 15-lOs, bale, $2.25; bags, 50s, fine, ton, $17.50; bags, 60c; genuine Liverpool, $20; bags. 50s. 1 ground, $13; 100s, ton, $12.50; R. S. V. P 20 5-lb. cartons, $2.25; R. S. V. P., 3-Ib. cartons. $1.76; Liverpool lump, per ton, $20.30, Lard Kettle-rendered, tierces. ll!c; tuba, 12c; 60s, 12oj 20s, 121) 10s, 12o; 5s, 12c. Standard pure: Tierces, lo less; cnmiound, tierces, 8c; leaf, 13c. Nuts Walnuts, No. 1, soft shell, 18c; filberts, 17c; Braxll. 20c; Pecans, 19 20c; filberts, 17c; Braslls, 20c; Pecans, 23o; hickory, 8o; Virginia peanuts, 8c; Jumbo Virginia peanuts, 10c; Japanese peanuts, 71oi chestnuts, Italian 10c, Ohio 25c; cocoanuts, dozens, 8590o; pine nuts, 171c SpicesCloves, lOJo lb.; chillies, 131c per pound. , Vegetablet Cabbage 75c$l cwt.; cauliflower, 75 (f?$l dos.t celery, 85c$l do.; parsley, $1.28; hot house lettuce, $1.00 $1.25 box; head, 65 cents dosen; spinach, box, $1.25; Brussels sprouts, 8a; artichokes, 00c(n?$1.15 dox.; okra, ; S5c lb.; tomatoes, $1.252.00 orate; peppera 8(5)146 lb : pumpkins, $1.25 crate; beans, green and wax, 15c lb.; egg-plant, loo lb.; beets, 81 per cwt.; turnips, oc (B!$l per cwt.) carrot, 60c$l per cwt. Peas, lOe lb. sweets. 21 (Mo per pound. Hops, Wool, Hides, etc. Hops 1007 crop, 471o pound. i Feathers Geese, . white, 3540c; geese, gray or mixed, 2530o; duck, white, 15(i5!20cj duck, mixed, 1215o. Wool Valley, 1820o; Eastern Ore gon, 12 18c, aa to shrinkage, Coscara Sagrada (ohittim bark) 61d To per pound. , jjiwx oood, clean and pure, 2iZ I"ir pr pound. Tallow Prime, 6c j No. 2 and grrase, 2(?;8o per pound, (Oregon uraperoot Per 100 lb $C $7... . Hides Dry hides, No. 1, 121o pound; dry kip, No, 1, 12o pound; dry salted I oue-imra less; dry call, 140 pounu; salted steers, So pound salted cow, 4c pound; stag and bulls. So pound; k4p, he pound calf, 7o pound green stock, I le; sbeenMns, sbearlinOT, i 10fe25o short wool, 040c) medium and- ion wool, accordlnir to quality, SOuoc; drj horses, C0c$lj dry colt, 25c ; angora 80c6i$l; goat, common. lOZOc, Oil, Lead, Etc , 0al Oil Pearl and astral oil, ease. 131 Pr gallon; water white, iron bar rel, llict eocene and extra star, case. 210 headliglit oil, cases, 19k iron barrels, 121c: Klairte, caws, 2ttc Fruits, Dfrnieittlo Fruits Apples, fancy, $1JI0 (Wi box) good, 75c($1.25 boxi pears, Wcfe$1.50 boxj cranberries, $8U per barrel. Tropical Friuts Lemons, $3.605.00 box oranges, new navels, $25(2.75 box; grapefruit, $4.25 box; bananat, 6c lb.j crated, 61o lb.) pogegranaUs, $2 crate; tangerines, $2 box pineapples, $45 doien. ' Dried Fruits Applies, fl10c per lb.; apllcots, lflrlOe; peaches, ; ;11(? 13c; pears, Hlleo Italian prune, 2S8c; California fig, wiiite, in ascks, 6 61c per lb; black, 4i5c bricks, 76c$255 per box; Bmyrna, 18l20e per lb date, Persian, 6l(7a per lb. , Produce. Butter Country creamery, 8035c; jity creamery, 3537!cj store, 1920e; butter fat, 33l36& . Eccs Ranch, candled, 3032c. Cheese Young America. 18c; Oregon full creams, f lata, 17c Honey Deny, lOmuei amber, 1Z 13ci funpv white. 14(5.15c. Poultry Old roosters, (giuo ui nena, 13fflJ4o lb j dressed stock, z3c nigner than live; ducks, 1415o lb; turkeys, live. 16ffll7o lbt dressed, 1820e' fc; geee, live, 0(?10o tb; pigeons, old, $1.00 lr dozen; (juabs, s3 per dozen. a THE WORD 'QUACK.W Ha Origin Traced Back to tha 8lxtaenth Century, The original and acquired meanings of many an old word have been clear ed up In the Jaw courts. When "quack" bad its turn, Sir Edward Clarke, wbo waa probably qudtiiig a dictionary, de fined the word aa "a boastful pretend' er to medical skill." "Quack" la on doubtedly derived by suggestion from the quacking of a 4uck Tbe quack doctor baa always substituted volu bllity for knowledge, "Quacker" and "quacking cheat" were sixteenth cen tury words. "Quack" in Its present sense Is certainly as old as 1C96, when It was included in tbe earliest of our slang dictionaries. Tbe original word waa "quacksalver," a traveling empiric wbo quacked about bis salves, and. according to Henley and Fanner, the dramatist Wycberly first shortened this word to "quack." The full term, quack; doctor, la found at least as early aa 1710, when these words were used aa a title to tbe Earl of Rochester's mountebank speech on Tower hill. This witty and profligate nobleman (lie la always called witty and proSlgnte) took It into his bead to disappear from bis friends and appear to the mob on Tdwer hill as a qnack doctor.- Tbe speech be made on that occasion bus been preserved, and it abows that quack oratory baa gained nothing since. It Is not nil printable In these polite Kges, but the following passage wit ow Its tlmructer: "The euros I have done are as In credible as Innumerable. I cured Prestei John's godmother of a stupendous dolor In her os sacrum, which bad like to cost the gootl lndy the perdition of her hucklo bone. I cur'd the Empress ot Boolmnpo of a cramp sbe got In ber tongue by eating pork and butter'd parsnips. I cur'd an alderman of Grand Cairo of a scarlet, burning, rag ing fever, of which he dy'd. I enrd the Emix-ror of Morocco, who lay sev en years alck of the plague. I enr'd him In forty-two minutes so that he done'd the sembraud. fllpflap and Som erset to the admiration of hla whole court For my pains he presented me with 6.000 Hungarian ducats and a Turkish cymeter. Verbum sat sapient!. No cure, no money." I doubt very much whether Sir Ed ward Clarke was right in saying that the word "quack" was revived by Carlyle after It had died out So use ful a word Is not likely to have been dropped, though In Carlyle's vocabu lary of denunciation It certainly took on a new Importance. It was from a court of law, by tbe way, that Carlyle obtained the word "gig," which, with ferocious glee, he never ceased to use as a . symbol of smug respectability. The trial of Thurtell at Hertford as sizes for the murder of Mr. Weare pro duced the following dialogue: "What sort of person was Mr, Weare?" ":. . "He was always a most respectable person." ' ; "What do you mean by respectable?" "He kept a gig." ;, -.-, ,.v. Carlyle's sardonic humor seized on this, and ever after when he was storming at respectabilities and unreal ities "gigs" were not far from his mind. He evon applied the word "gig manlty" to those classes ot society which held tbe "gig" ideal. John O'London in London Tatler. o V. The main object in the Taft cam paign is to put the lid on Foraker. CORNMEAL Varied Joys of This Riek and Ver satile Product. But corntneal is such rich and versatile product that It lends itself to all days aud all meals. For break fast It can l turned into batter cakes light and luscious, or Into waffles that melt In one' mouth, or Into muffins which take on new sweetness In their tin boundaries, or yon can bava your corn In the shape of grits, yellow witb butter nnd of hnppy digestibility. Then for dinner there is the corn pons, lrgt, brown and bot from the oven,) .ready to be -.seasoned with fl saur-a of butter and washed down with frer'jly churned buttermilk, with an accompaiilimmt of cabbage or collards or turulp salnd or new snap beans. If for any reason the corn pone is not de sirable, though the farmer cannot Im agine anything tlmt can take Its place with a healthy and an expectant appe tite, there are the dumplings to fall back on, the dumplings boiled with a mess of greens. This dish is a time and space saver, and there is mm a butter saver. The dumplings should never by any chance I allowed to grow cold before serving. For supper there Is tbe boecake, which should be of a generous thickness, and it sbonld be eaten with gravy diHtilied from tbe Juices of a country cured bam, or. If you please, a dlsb of mush and milk. And then, the day's work being over and done with, the tired man or wom an and tbe children, weary with play, may fall on their couches and forget In sweet snd dreamless slumber tbe grisly troubles of the world- Joel Chandler Harris in Uncle Remus' Msg azine. . An Overaight When Chappie got up the other morning be ' wnndcrtd around his apartments In bis pretty pink paja mas, the very picture of woe. . "What" s the matter, sir?" Inquired his valet "I don't know, Alphonse," he groan ed. "I passed a most-unhappy night" Alpbonse looked him over carefqlly. Oh, sir," he exclaimed. "I know what was the matter. The "trooserlnec of your pajamas were not creased. You most be more careful sir. Those I bad prepared for you were banging across tbe foot of the bed-"-Bohe- mlan. Her Compliment . It Is the aim of Mrs. Hall to compli ment ber friends on every possible oc casion, yet strange to say, she does not always please them. "Did you like nur gown at tbe re ception the other evening?" asked an acauaintance. and Mrs. Hall was ready with her beaming smile. "My dear." sbe said, with a cordial pressure of the band, "it was a dream: You looked lovely! I said to my hus band, 'Is that no. It can't be'-ond then 1 saw It was. But do you know, I scarcely recognized you." 4)4)4)4) ) t 44 ii Diabetes, :: Kidney Diseases, :: Bladder Troubles, f Liver Complaint, Indigestion, i. "Constipation, Zand all other disease arising frooxT kidney and bladder troubles caa bS ABSOLUTELY CURED T Every sufferer from any of tisssT oread disease should leant ai ntt Zof ih greatest ears known to mod era scienoa. - " ' ' ' HARRJGTON'S TABLETS Xars endorsed by physician very-! where. They will ear toonsoAds Atbey win SU8ZLY CUKE YOU. I ( Send 25 cents Today. for liberal box of the tabteta. If Xthey do not cure yon wo will rsf axdz your money. i Till in Coupons and ssnd H to mX Itoday. X EZSI5GT0V KSBicnnc CO. Grand Sapid, Mica. Herington MedScino Co, Z Grand Rapids, Mich. . ti I oimIoss 25 cents for which pkassf go, posge prrpaiu, i doi uenag 'i Tablet. Name ., My Address... XMy Druggist's Kama . .............. ....... it ., ' Clever Woman. ' She Don't you think woman Is clever enough to fin any work that a man can? lie She's smarter than that Why, she's clever enough to make the man do tbe work and give ber the benefit of It London Tele graph. ' ; ' "" : ' ':. " ', ',: ., .. - . " . Not Uzy. "' "And you sny the public can bo sep arated from Its money?" "Without effort" . "Oh, I am perfectly willing to ex pand some effort, providing the trick can be done." Washington Herald. , , . V fr'. i . ,"4- i-i i, i ,M, 60 YEARS y EXPERIENCE , .V DcsioNa t Copyrights Stc a nmn, awitlfn nkMrh and Jwerlutlw Unlrkif uMrtAln cuir op.n,oo fre .hhw wm 'nrontlnii H pfohshlf pMeniaMe. CwbuiuijIw UoiurleMrDSicntliL HAfiOBOOK ooPiUMMa aent frM. OldM tamcf for amino patwit Wwu taen tbrounb iiunn A L'Ck MM tftoal notie, wit boat cbtrtt. III the Scientific Jlarica , k huidMinelr flhretraJed veeklr. I.imnt ek- eulMlun of an? xnentulo mraiL Tmn. tx Bowojau i rnr : f our month. (L , The Nevada legislature , shows no I greater speed than congress. iVOBKS SCO! BAY BEASS Mil ASTORIA, OBEGON m AND BRASS FOUNDERS LAND AND MARIHE EKC1KEEES Cp-to-BateiSawlMIU Machinery Prompt atlennon fi-rea to at rejiairwortj 18th and Franklin Ave, Tel. Main 21 JOHN FOX. Pre. P. L. BISBSOP, Sec ' ASTORIA SAVINGS BA1CK, Tma. - - T NEUSON TROYES. Vke-Pres. and Supt Astoria iron works rCr4n, DESIGNERS AND MAXUFACTCRERS ' ii 6 toi 6teSSJ i op 131 LATEST IMPROVEB .... ' : ' 5VT Canning MacWnciy, Marine Engines and Boilers lr , . C0MPLETB CANNES? OUTFITS FURNISHED. . Correspondence Solicited. Foot of Fonrtt. Street THE GEM C.F. WISE. Prop. Choice Wines, Liquors . Merchants Innch From anddgan 11:30 a. m. to 1:300. m. Hot Lunch at All Hour. ,3 cent, Corner Eleventh and Commercial. ASTORIA, . . .. .. . . . . oaEGOJr Q. A. BOWLBY, Presfalant, (HANK PATTON, Caaaler. a L PETERSON, Vice-President. ff. W. GARNER, Assistant Oaaklai. Astoria Savings Bank Capital Paia in IlocOMi gurploa and Undivided Proflu 180,000 Trangftoti a General Banking Businew. Interest Paid on Tl'me lieposlU FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM Eleventh and Dnana streets. ASTORIA, OtXG&L The Morning Astorian 60 cents per month. ) First National Bank,' of Astoria, Ore ESTABLISHED .186.1 Capital $100,000 ' drugs, and w rcoommend It ai ft taf m TP even thought of' resigning. Admiral I H Drownson will have to flock by him- II