The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, November 19, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI I T1IE MOHNING AJT01UAN, ASTO1UA. OltEGOSi. THURSDAY NOVEMUUR.l?. 1908.. i i 1 1 i "' I, i ffllE WOOING OF ly KATHARINE K CHOW. CopVrthM."'tt.b AaMhvUd f fjtrmtt Mjn totmldewd blm a moti inodiy young man tud forbad lim to inter tb yard. II abw forbad hi laughter, Ii'txylH'l, to leavt tit yard, Hffept oo Hutnlnj. wfiou U could go to church under1 hlt'eigto)'.1. ' ' ft may be (Imt lirmer ohuViaettls" wr rath exacting, t BoybUbouKu thm anywy,..Io tot titer. ..wat inothtng tUtulutely wicked About a pip of tolmtvo, i.H'lfttJ tr Oi pip" were of tl rakUh typ ffeced by youug bnen i(i bud Mil fo college i V I pick Melt-m had1tt to colleg. 10s prtMd bin A. I). witt lrl rrortntghf fold. Now h wm t wiring tit countrv ?4ter'ifihlin.'il' n owp o.C arcfi of i.6Hfci J i II told bit father tbtt b wuld to m tomethln of tit tfor urtng upon tltat jjitf?fi '6Tr, Srtrf Which hit dm log pareui timcning btfor bit ldrt Boni)f)f l Now. touring tnggeti a gay eiM f th motor -ear, red enamel and ittring brunt work, but Dirt bad cbw4 auctt tauttl at, til too, cow moopjalo nj?wf tourtpg In; i ter lack. ! BatitM Dkk tbr w In lb bay lack a' variety f coniiuodltttw-a pU f bo nit of aortd ), for Id which wbea you gav tliem a ahauc volvtd Into a cot bed a txl a lounging thatrt tkkl! gt IM. wtjlch eoubl trtinifonneil b ,om inlracl Into icoplliii0ug tin odioi; a enwiu bit axA.tttiMt trtwirtatit of all,' a mp otgnATifTIi ort 'carried about by wandering vugllt. V When rarmer John lued hi tllct ttat th young man who bail drevped ; fcto church from nowber tt all 'and' alked bom from th ntetlng with I daughter nybclMJomt not eOWr ila prentwe I'Of pN JdtU-1 lldog Towter-Mck wt rather la4d than otherwht. j , Bla vaiatlon bad fair to'fartlnD ntartalnment than b bad an- ttdpattkl. Moreover, b wtt really fwf much taken with Botyliel, who ma t,fiy Me tUiyt girt wbora U fcM i4t with' la til travel; -lint a IrSoHleiMied tftft'a'wirte Of Bu Ibor, Tbl I an edra roiehlnttton bard torUt,' ""' "" ' I Th afor itA-nUt-tied, edict pro itonocd en Raodty venlng. wtten tgaihtrrwhtpl htwtelf to' -Daerttel hw-fro tuMttng Ob Mou ay morning the hayrack drove Into bdttcbwi bordered to part fcy the seat whit patlnga of Farmer ?oha'a bomeelend fence. Tb fld did not belong to Ptrrnr itL Quit near th fenc, In tb gfead of a big elm tree, th young ruaO Mcdd to awwmbl the board wtdch b bd taken from the hayrack. It happtiwd that Rotybel't garden ' had rua eadly to wed over Sunday, aad ah waa obUgad to tpead contlder tU rJm nt thera oa Uonday room ftur ta CMOkenuenca. . ' 1 ' t A f ganlen wat between th houte a4 tbat jrtJculpr part of th fence lhr tb elm tre itood, tb could Bt help teeing what th young man waa about. For on thing, b wa moklng, except tt time when he ro- ' moved th pip and ng a baccbana lUaa ditty about a ttcln on a tablo, ? which Rotrhel wtt gttd her fatbor d!4 net bar, for W'alwtyi.Ted Boj 4om. , J I tjj HvJ for another thing, tb young xnau waa building a hout, whk h lo bor j part of th country I not often gon I about o caaually. There waa, how Ztrrt. neither pounding of natla nor Bta of taw Th bird tang undlt- tarhd in th branch of th dm tree, Tan thm hena bird In her nett watched I Urn without alarm. When Farmer John cam In from th field at noon h tnorted at the tlgtit of bla new neighbor. By UiU itrm th hous waa nearly don, dick lira banging th front door, and there fntnained only tb plana ttepa to b : rat In Dtacev ft ! r Wh j Ftrfer Jobjo cam In from the flatd ht nliht th catfpiorgan wa ? hard arork on'th ptstts.- Later n"tmiilei?t-trollIug 1)1, OH the I lookout to e noele' new fellow, i Thy cam to e and remained to -danc. Tb grata bad been cltpped f abort, and th ttrtlnt from the organ . Invited to "roHland Faney," "Udy of 2 the Lake" and kindred meairore When they htd. (ton flotyb! tple, I down to th tmcr itoUM jiiM among th htdow when the had 2bn watching th ccn. Dlch got to $ tb fenc flret, and there wa neither t pip nor long In hit Up. By tb thine of hi ye you might i bar guetedUf ttite rhol f cycle of ongt tn hi brtrtf aft hhrlng I for chorut- th refrain, "Roaybol, f daughter of John!" It wat not long, however, before they wer Interrupted by th vole of thli nam John calling I kwdly for Rotle. i It now become the favorite pastlm ' . . ... nA nM mn and J courting, to go down to th Old Mill 1 road to watch th wooing of Roaybol. lor wrorw, ynuiiB - ? Usually ther war ntutlc and dancing, but puce jlHTt bAd n. jtr"d candy pul Z after th chafing AM had been nnlto t be red and brought Into action. 1 On thla oecatton ROiybelcam dw from ber plac' amdng 'tht'ihaflowi I and "pnlldH with Dick ovr th fenc. I That wai th gayt vnlng of thm f all, for Farmer John wag attending a gran meeting over th mountain and "'na aJund of revelry could roach htm. " "Thla ba ben going on for a ml tomorrow .1 Humliiy, ttld th yonng man whcu th rott had gun tttiit lilt bcitrt .was tinging tongt egilntt tit whH paling ,onc ! "To morrow It muMf, and I mould il wtlkvhom) from church with you, RotyIxl." "Hut you cait't," provoked iiotywi. "beoatmo dtd will b ther." "And thm'M crowd,, I'r noticed. I you bapir to know,' belovedert, what l frond iUout your llttl Dickf "Nothing, of court, only dtd thinni ytu: Art a loafer Md don' knwr " to work. ' "We'll tbow dtd bit : llttl- lultttk. Homo one litld b wt tliort handed for the UaylntJ next week. It that tor fj a Mb hardly get help, but wbat" Tb ooud of tpproacblttg abwlt tlirenlcnwt Farmer J)ii'bj nr rtvaVand Imr quwilon' wt not ' flu- Early Monday uwruUig x.atranger tppllod to Farntor John for work. U wor Imavy, tllvtr Huitntd tpccttClM, aud lilt hair wt tllf ked. dows' or bit forb4 la- a -iiwig.- Ult xloturt wr alt Utat a farm band' tbould b, frowiforn trw I wit to ulll4 tho j fAnttw 'Vh Ji.ffiff Ind nam lntrrit4 fn uiattrrVof pron atlty. U chuckled afttrwtrd over tb ooj btcgtlA bl tuyimlidft for In ad OStbm fctA-tM AM fctyrtrk wbUb ibf pfati biroK-4 along with bl nrlc b nti fuMa ta own otnlt. II rcltri?4 Hint thjt w unntuaL tb ttrangef tald'but 6 b(l lndlgi tton tnd could only eat bit own cook ing. J Farm Joffn fwag dolbthwd, and Itoabot; Ihtraing i round -tu corner, dld -MOt know whether to laugh or be glad, at, b.cr torer tew of honor which prevented bl eating forbidden uudur Ibe elin fre; 8d Tttrk thawed ber the new cnllou epott which tb diijfiid tih,fiKM' fortt(i tb wht!-h boeetcd of hi- prow In th . field, RoaYhrl lbitned' eagerly and let her eyta hill him what th thought of faltn. which wat very pttatiint for Du-k and made llf altgetlicr worth living. I By, Rntgrday the hay wat well In eiftlJWta a chotc patch of clover which tb farmer bad been obliged to leave out overnight It wa all ea aimed rd c'tel and reedy for th ?oVk.-l:h WiHitliiHt tad been tin at tb wei-k, ana when tne men rurnea Intof Ibtredt at an early hour tber wat ttin'fib fliN-at of change. In the middle of th night, however, nick wt wakened by a low rumble of thunder. The young man' flrtt thought Hof iliOM htycork over to th wet nSfiinghit nett wt lo get there before' the rain, flopping "only for trentem and ah, h rntbed oitf to wber hl horea wt nhkeled. Th moon gaw light chough between gath ering riptide fnf him to e bla way to the nMdv mt he t'"' n nour of tm irirorini-h had-neter known, even Itt t ootlnU,cuwn. ,,...,. The hayrack wa loaded aud nndei way for ,tue. imrn ror in rain ttrqek. , Farmer John met him In the fannytrd with a lantern a h Brov ttp 'ld hurry and tjaredf at hint n attonltbment. "Open that barn door, yon toaferr Dick yelled In bl eicltement, quit forgetting that be waa addreeatng th father of Roeybel. Farmer John wa sot need to frlng called f loafer, but when he cama to nnderttand tb ilto tUon lie, rthr liked It. When tb bay Vt aafely bbwed aud th barn doo padlocked be lutlted th young man Into tb hout to dry off. Ther he buetled about and built a Br In tb kitchen stove, and while Dick wt tonttlng hi feet m tb oven the old man aurveyed blm thoughtful- '.rrrBtty he Imjulred mildly t "Whit do yon do for (jvlng, young 'Hoar I I II. i i ""Go&g Into poUtl " llch reepewkd modettly. "Grtnge or- capital r'jdmdfl Farmer John. I It -f aa t irufal tlon. fS ( Til afafld for-lh-farmer very time," Dick aaurd him, and that act tied It Tb two wer arntly dl cutting the ownership of wild landt when th titUng room door opened and Rotybel appeared. - i Neither taw her, and presently the converaatlon took a mor penonal tniud. "Do I understand," atked Farmer John, "jhat you'r talking of getting Rouybel. to Onlan your Mucatlon for yerv i f i s J "WltbJ yur. content . jea," replied Dick pollmly, .-.., , """She" can" teach y A Jot. " Women folkt mostly can. Wall, a!ng tt you've th making of farmer If poll tics fall, ah can have the job If ih wants It" A little gaap from th girl brought them both to their feat Dlck'i Inter est In the ftfrnt f enrol capital, wai tor th momcnr tn aoeyanc a n crotsea quickly to ber side. J r "when doc cnooL opeit atoeyoei r he dfwaudd -ieoderly. J Farmer John i picked up a candle and ttumpeo to- wardhe pack h1l door, . round these parts," be grumoiea at ue went out. II foresaw that on the next day, which wa Sunday, he would walk home from church alone. ' "But lt" you who will b th teach er," corrected Rocyb) torn tlm later, and Dick, after the way of men, wat not at too many paint to tet her right, A Self Made Woman. Oliver, (Irrltably)-That woman would dlffcrtrom the imta nimtetr, -f t Olivia She 1ms already done ' Oliver In what way? . v , ' Ollvia-Oa' a-matter o form.-Judg. Orea-I shaved off my mustacb yetterdty. ' Brawn-Tet: I Botl.' Quit downfall, wasn't HT-Judg. THE UPPER AIR. Dinger In the Chill Thit Comet With the rail f Night- Few people wbo' Vltlt lxtnver realliw that It It loeiited only t few feet abort of a mile above the ta level. At tudi lllltudra t(te cllnmle It alwtyt treath trout. Tb midday tun city, be broil ing hot, but after dnrk the air It toon chilled and one It llnMo to contract I cid,:',"f .; I Hrvcrtl of the Kptultb cities itand bpou the cnttit of. tall btllt, where inch climatic cbaugct . occur after tilk'htfall. Vbea, tt a boy at tbt grtnd opert,.,! tiur Sumilitrd In "Carmen l 'Tbf Jliirber (f PevIHe tot their long cloekt or cape about tbelr fate I au)iiid that the act waa Intondod to dltKiilHO tliiin-to blda ibflr face. Nutbliig of, Uw tort. The fijmiilnnl.J llka thf t2tallfl of tit Alpine region, hIi' ovf lilt mouth after tun dwa to piliiliult danger to bl lung from the night lr, ,.. ,4 , , ." , ;C'uriouly (lie women haven't any fenr of the chill Uutt fullowa tb dark net. (Tbey myy, bo.wea In low, cut .liodlce at all boura t th evening (n the cafea, at Imll and on the atrects. Th men, however, ar lo terror of cfild iijght wiuiti5'Pneomonia and t- iM'Wtilomt carry a great many vie tlmt In' '''.ttpAlu and northern Italy. Juitu tbamtiert in Brooklyn Etgl.' Net a Dead One. The hour unit long pant midnight but the young girt hud not yet retired. Mtnulng, .wringing, ber hand, be wanted the room dlntractedly. , 1 "Ob; father!" .... ; '.'!'.' ": A HliUt'ly, white haired flgure In evi-tilug Uri-ae hid entered. ' ... ".' "Father, Hut winterixip)tn HiiLce killed liluiwlf? I hoard a emu motion wltluuit at luidulithlrn crack n of a revolver, t full ta of a beary bo(!y I refused WlulectMittom early lu, V evening, and at ho staggered from thi room, despair writ large upon hi pale lir'itv, he swore wildly to take bl own ire: :,., vi: ,.),,, I , The old hian't ey gletmed with tome wwt Joy- ' " Ilefuatd blin, did your be chuo kletl. "HefiiH-l , Wlnterliottom, eh'; Well. I'm gitd you did. lie' just five tied mo out of f 7 ta a poker game at -the club.1'-New Orleana Time luiuocrat. . . d - , , . . Loot" ef Matt. , , 'The ttont of the' caue Of Moses' alowneu of sptHtb is given In th Tal mud and mils im follows: r hart oh ww one day altttiig on hla throne with Moeea oo bl lap Whoa the child took off the king' crown sad put It on blf wa head- f Tha wtoa tnen" tried to persuade tb kmg. that thla wtt trca urn, for wblil thc.cblld ought to be nut to death, but Jethro replied: "It b the art of a cblt4 wh knowt no bet tr.""trtW plate twaet brfore him oue,cotaln,lns gold and the pther tl hot coals, and you "will find b will j.r, fcr the 1st tor to the form'r., The cs aerlment being made, tb child snat u Id up on of the live coals, put It Into It mouth and burned It tongu to to verelr that It was ever after "beavj; aud alow f peech."-Nw York Aindi. Be teoiwmlc. Tl orgtnltatkm of bee life It a fa clnaltng tmlyi Tla workers he hive may bejdlyMed, aay tbe lTulver; tlty Cximepondont, Into (1) harvester who bring In biaiey and pollen from flowers, wai from boda of plnet and poplars, water to mix with pollen and bonry to make the patty food for tltr larvae; 2) scavenge rm, who In earlj morning carry out debris. Including !! ak k or lulured worker: (3) vea Allgtori, whi snd erect and keep llifir RV'lgS us couiiuuai moTcuivui ui JoraoiiovvtKiiiuiii ine uive; t who defend the blv from waapa, rob ber beea and other enemies. Her Baseball Idea. . Elsie-What ar goose eggs In baseball match! Harry-They ar In nlnga when no run are made. Why did yon ask? Elsie Ob, I thought may be they were laid by tha fouls In the game.-Cblcgo New. They Have Memt. Teacher (glvng a leason on the rhl noceros)-Now can you nam auy other things that have horn and ro dan genma to get near Sharp Pupil- Motor cr.-rnuapnia inquirer. -PUMPKIN PIE.- rait For Thit Culinary Triumph an" Qastronoml Delight. American literature It replet with th praise of pie, tnd Harriet Beecher Stowe eaya, 'Th pie It an Kngttsn tosptutlonj which, planted m Ame Tcaff iollf forthwith ran rampant and buret forth Into an untold variety or genera, and. epeclet." Th average American ofchoea; "Let It run." He has the earn desire that possessed Slmpla Blmon 'Of Mother Goose fame when hi niet the (it man. But Moth er Goose flourished before the pie reached tb acme of it glory. The most famous pi of which she wrote was a meat pk, for she said: Bint a song of sixpence, poei iuu rye; rour and twenty blackbirds baked In a pie. When the pi was opened the birds began to sln(. Wasn't that a dainty dish to sat before a king? sA pie , containing Hv. blackbirds sounds like a fairy tal. tiuflt Is not. a a Venetian publisher of a cookbook printed to 1509 gve a reelp for mak ing pie "that the btrda mty bt allv In them and fly out when It I cut up." Th gay reveler who tat down before ucb dtth may hav thought that th very pinnacle of culinary art bad been obtained, but th pumpkin, afford C tronomlc delights to vry American dUten hesld wblcb blacker) pffk ring THE MORNING ASTORIAN . , . WAlVvT ADVERTISEME , Are Read Every Morning by 10,000 People. The Want Column of THE MORNING ASTORIAN arc con. tulted every morning by hundred of person in icarch of real estate bargain, Article of tale, lost or found and people looking for em ployment Rates i . Twenty words or lost ,thre timet, 23 cents; tli timet, 0 cn; on month, 12.00. HELP WANTED MALE, WANTED BOY OH, GIRL TO trip tobacco. Bur,n Cigr Fac tory.. , .:, , WANTED WE PAY HIGHEST cash price for tecond-hand and new furniture; tee u before you telL Zapf Furniture & Hardware Co. UB BOYS WANTED TO CARRY PA- pert, ' Apply Circulation ' Depart ment Aitorian Office. 9-17-tf F. NOWLEN. REAL ESTATE and Employment Office, 473 Com- merciat St., Phone . Have fine list "of Astoria an3 country property. All clasea of labor furnished. HELP WANTEDFEMALE. WANTED A SEAMSTRESS TO help altering tuits. Apply at once to Jalbfff store. ' WANTED-CI RL TO DO HOUSE work. Apply 165 37th street. COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN era! housework in family of three in Portland. Addrest "P", Astorian. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS TWO . FINE .HOUNDS; MALE and female; six months old; $50. Addres 814 Grand avenue. FOR SALE-MILK DEPOT No. 1, comer 10th and Duane; old stand; living rooma in rear; cash, or will trade, for real estate. Call at store FOR SALE 25-FOOT GASOLINE ' fithboar with 6.6 ft beam and 3 horsepower, Wolverine engine in ex cellent working order; price, $250. Apply Robert - Johnson, . Frankfort, Wash. STENOGRAPHER. CARL KNUTSEN. STENOGRA- pher, typewriter, bookkeeping, col lections, notary public 428 Commer cial etreeVwith J. A. Eakin. , . .i ortolan pies, lmnimra pies or dsiuiiih pies are and of rlcht ought to be back numlters. Washington Star. " ' ....'7 . A Tart Retort. "' A good story It told of a prominent oclety woman at Newport whoa nnm caunot for obvlon reasons be given hero. It apoesrs that an extremely wealthy matron who has not always anjoyed ber present social pr-mlnnc was making certain supercilious references aa to a young girl who bad been pre sented by , the lady first mentioned. 'By the, way." languidly asked the wealthy matron, "who la your memi Miss Blank?" "Miss Blank Is n charming girl," was the smiling response, "well bred, as you see, accomplished, entertaining." 'Oh. yes, of course, continued tne other, "but, my dear Mrs. So-and-so, you know what 1 mean who Is she?" "Mv dear woman." retorted tne nrsr lady, "1 can no more tell you who Miss Blank Is than I could hav Informed those who asked me who you were when you flrst came to Newport." St Paul Pioneer Trcsa. Truth and Quality appeal to tha Well-informed ta every walk of life and are essential to permanent success and creditable standing. Accor tngly, it Is not claimed that Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna is the only remedy ot known value, but one of many reasons why it it the best of personal and family laxatives Is the fact that it cleanses, sweetens and relieve tha internal organs on which it acts without any debilitating aftereffects and without having to increase tb quantity from time to time. It acts pleasantly and naturally and truly a a laxative, and its component part are known to and approved by tsbviioians, as it ia free from all objection able substance. To get its beneficial effect always purchase the genuine manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co., only, and for salo by all leading drug gists.";';; ;;.' ' Subscribe to the Morning Astorian 60 cents per month, delivered by car rier . Contains full Associated Press in Your want aqs TWENTY WORDS OR LESS, ONE WEEK FIFTY CENTS LOST AND FOUND. LOST OR STOLENBLACK AND tan hunting hound; marked with white belly and white feet; answen tO name "Rodney"; dog, will return home if not detained, . ; , ' ,. Lost. A pearl earring with pearl drop. Finder return to , tint office and re ceive reward. ' " ; "''"" " :' ' FOUND -GOLD RING ENGRAV- ed"Game" to ''Rita." t Apply at 238 Bond street, Mrs.' Davit, ' i- t: SITUATION WANTED.' WANTED POSITION- AS CHAM bermaid. ' Apply Astorian office. FOR 8 ALE MACHINERY. ELECTRIC MOTORS FOR SALE, direct' current, 500 -voltt; One al most new ' Fairbanks-More 6 h. p. slow speed; one T.' H.'2 b. p.; one General Electric 1 h. p. one 30-tight CITY REAL ESTATE, .r. " FOR SALE-BUSINESS BLOCK; the . Waldorf, Kinney and Gribler, corner "Eigth and Astor, two lota, 100x110; house 100x110, 40 rooms op stairs; 1 hall 40x100. J. F. Nowlen. 473 Commercial V ' 10-4-tf FOR SALE ONE LOT, SALOON i on Astor street; coay corner; sa loon fixtures; ' 7 furnished rooms; price,; $8500. :;j.;:;P..; Nowlen, 473 Cotnmerreial , "'r, ', '"' .,' .". lCM-tf DRESSMAKING. CHILDREN'S DRESSES. LADIES' shirtwaists, kimonat; ' will , go out bx the day or week; city or country; finest kind of sewing guaranteed. Inquire 461 Duane street,' Astoria, i- WANTED MISCELLANEOUS., WANTED TO BUY, A HORSE; weight about 1250 pounds; not over 8 years old; must be good driver and gentle, also city broke. , Address Ai torian office. . , 6-9-tf. NURSES. . PRACTICAL NURSE, . EXTEN sive experience, a will take charge of most any kind of nursing; con finement cases preferred; terms rea sonable. Mrs. Chaa. Lind, 408 35th street, Astoria. WANTED TO BUY. WANTED TO BUY SECOND- hand furniture; we buy, sell or exchange. M. Nelson Furniture Co., 504 Bond, next "to N. P. Express office.' ''" ' ' ' '.' " "' RESTAURANTS. U. S. RESTAURANT. 434 BOND street. Coffee with pie or cake, 10 cents; first-class meals, 15 cents.' TOKIO RESTAURANT. 351 Bond street, opposite Ross, Higgins & Co.; coffee with pie or cake, 10 cents; first-class meals; regular, meals 15 cents and up. . Oyster, Bay Center Oyster House, 420 Bond street. Oysters wholesale and retail. George Saunders, Prop. 9-27-tf DENTISTS DR. F, VAUGHAN, DENTIST, Pythian Building, Astoria, Oregon DR. W. C. LOGAN, DENTIST, Commercial Street, Shanahan Bldg. OSTEOPATHS. DR. RHODA C HICKS, OSTEO path. Office: Mansell Bldg., Phone Black 2065. 573 Commercial Street PROFESSIONAL CARD. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW GUSTAF A. HEMPLE Attorney-afLaw Suite 9-10 Odd Fellows' Building Tenth and Commercial Streets JOHN C McCUE, ATTORNEY AT Law. Page Building, Suite 4. HOWARD M.r T5ROWNELL,' AT torner at Law,' Deputy District Attorney. 420 Commercial Street BATH HOUSES. BATHS TURKISH AND RUS- tian, at the natatorium of George HilL 217 Aftor Sti;, rational prices; absolute cleanliness; private rooms; separate service for ladies; rheuma tism and skin diseases treated with perfect success 10-25-tf MASSAGING. MME. AND PROFESSOR HAR RIS, j .colored; face and scalp massaging; cures dandruff; stops hair from" falling iff ' three treatments. Prof. Harris,' the Chiropodist, "" Give us a call. 458 Commercial street, up stairs, rooms 2-3. ' - n a J HOUSE MOVEK3i,.i 'J EDlilCTSpBROlVwc7 vhit a specialty of bouse moving, car penters, contractor!, general" jobbing; prompt attention to all orders; Cor ner Tenth and Dnane streets. ' COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE-IS! ACRES LAND, i ction 4, townshTp 5, range 6, on Nehalem River two and one-half million feet of timber, .35 acres eul tivated; price $6000.' J. F. Now Jen, 473 Commercial street 10-4-tf FOR SALE TIMBER CLAIM, 160 ; acres; NS. 1-4, S. 24, T. 5 N, R. 7 W, Grand" Ripidt! 1 3,000,000 feet green timber; 1,000,000 feet dead tim ber; price $S)00. J. F. Nowlen, '473 Commercial " street 10-4-tf 640 ACRES; $6 ACRE; 40 MILES Portland; exchange for business, hotel or town property.' Hall, 803 Front street. Portland, Ore. n SMITH'S POINT-1 HOTEL, 3- story; cost $2000 to build; 3 lots, cost $1500; brick foundation; cement walks all round; " yard filled with fruit and ornamental trees; 5 good milk? cows, -2 heifers: ( price, t $3500; half cashf half time. " J ' ' " J, F. NOWLEN, ' I 473 Commercial St' , Astorii ria. Or. WSLHES3 DIRECTORY. .LAUNDRIES. WE -WASH Everything but the Baby and return everything but the dirt ' TROY LAUNDRY Tenth and Duane Phone Main 1991 . , MISCELLANEOUS. Plate Racks, Wall Pockets, Music Racks Clock Shelves Just in See us lliliebrani & Gor .... ... ... ..,;, Old Bee Hive Bldg. w Ming II... JAPANESE GOODS Fancy Tea' Sets and Fine China Waie of all kinds. Bamboo Furniture made right here and warranted. WINES AND LIQUORS. Eagle Concert Hill! (320 Astor Street I'M AN OLD COOK AND JUST i as good as a new one; I've got some fine Turkeys that are guar anteed to keep until used.' To be given away Christmas at the Cory Corner, P. A. Peterson,; Prop., 375 Astor street. UNBESTAXXSS. J. A. GILBAUGI1 & CO., Undertaken ai"l Embalmers- ExperlenceoTLady Assistant When Desired. iCalls Promptly Attended Day or Night. Tatton Bdg. 12th and Duane St ASTOUIA. OKE.GON Phone Main 2111 TRANSFER COMPANY. SMth'sSnecial r DcUvery.." EXPRESS AND BAGGAGES Leave Order at Star Cigar fiiore. Phone BUck 2333 tm. Fbene Red 227& Stand Corner Uth vai Coramerckl 1 0"UUV in r. r y ! f i. w KJ U3 I carry the best Lowers Shoe's ia town at the low est prices. t My stock of men's and boy' slioea Is Vnsurpassed for qua Hty. Close 'buying' and low expenses dnable me to sen lae best qualities at lowest prices. s. a, mm .543 Bond Strep TRANSPORTATION. The . K" Use PASSENGERS ' " ' FREIGHT w' 4 "v V learner - Lurim: .i t .; - i. in- , i f, it- ' , Kit Ecu Ut Fcrtlaad 3 Way LzsL&iiis. -.... ; Let vet Astoria daily .except Suft4?y , ' : tt 7 1 Ba. , . , f1,,t Leave Portland Dally Except Saz-f. Qokk Senrlce . . : Excellent Utt Good Berth M Landing Astoria Poivel Wharf Landing Portland Foot Taylor ti. - J. J. DAY, Agent Phone Main 270. ; j Chinook and liwaco. v The launch Hulda I. will leave on the tide every morning, Fridays, two round trips, for Chinook. Landing at Lurline dock for freight and passen gers every day with freight and psa sengers. .' :; ' CAPT. JOHN. HAAGBLUJ4. ' MEDICAL . Unprecedented Successes of $ titiEtn TFX CSXAT CEDTXSX C0CTS3 Who is known hroughout the United States oa account of bis won derful cures. No poisons or drugs used. He guarantees to cure catarrh, asthma, lung and throat trouble, rheumatism, nervousness, stomach, liver and kidney, female complaints, and all chronic diseases. SUCCESSFUL BOXZ TSXATSK3T. If you cannot call write for symp toms blank and circular, inclosing 4 cents in stamps. TUB C. GSX WO kTEDICTIOC CO. 162 First St., Corner Morrison PORTLAND, OREGON Please mention the Astorian. PLUMBERS. AND Lst Irca Worker ALL WORK GUARANTEED - . 425 Bond Street 1 Younce & Bt!:tr ... t . PLUf.lB h5 tiiiij: All Work Guaranteed. Sweet, opp. Fc-it O J.ce, CL Fhcss I. 1 " rfCl I .O'V t y pi,iijiwiiHWPitwwiiiiMOTy -Hwwtt