2!hv 'Xl SsteAau,
LOST IK THE BREAKERS
Death and Destruction.
And Thus We Navigate
These are the daws when the dtn:-
ASTOUIA OKKGOV: Early vcstcidav morning word came
.t(. the city that a feaiful wreck and ; i of tho city longeth for a trip into
Tl'KSDAY JULY :!."., IKlo-sof life anion" the fishermen had the country, yea. he sigheth for the
- - -- - - . taken place. Tho wildest rumors -vere
."rlowfciv iiroi:oil.
.:. F. HALLOEAN &; COiiPASY,
IV in i-ni:::s Avi-'ritofi'iKToi:.
AsttrruMi liit-ildhii, Cass Stred.
Terms of Subscription :
ti ve'l by Carrier, per veek Ji
The Excursion.
Ki. xVrreuiAjr: The excursion to Young's river fails,
la-t Sunday on the Clara Parlfer, af
forded :iu excellent opportunity for
recreation to 11101 whoso labors pre-
...-..? .... ....1 .I... ..... ...r. l.t. .V- ..,.1 1 ...... t tiitit ?is-ti. t.Yttntr t-rttrti nit fit1i..t
mfl ."liUV ilitU I Ml I tJIIHIII I'H'i'ftj .Ji.'i 4 ICiit ftii:iil I1VU1 II ...w. -r..t. .- .....'i.
irti mil t.. tin.... ivlm haA fri.Miil . taketh not into oonsidewtion the dtlfi- day?. The bb-jiuic":' r.nd boat in t..v
and relatives out fishing the suspense ' cultics that lie in his way. icanied about lvO persons. Ihediy
was painful. Happily the first ac-j All the week did I thus hint;, and! was as pleasant as-could be desired.
'Counts wcic ex:i""eraled tiiondi it ' "hen Sunday came and it w:: pro- j Numbers of the party left the strainer
1 is bad enou-di at bust. The fact of an I claimed that the eouuueriioi: andi.-ttihe iuoii;i of the Cmsfc.inine and,
' tintisitaliv iarv run of lish had comfortable steamer Clara Parker w.n other Mtvnnis. in ijh for trout. 'I he
' teiiinted'inmiv of t!ilmit- farther out Iff dngt' uxcnrsioii to Y..iiug' river . steamer stopped at Wninst.-dlV ranch, .
jthan was their wont, aim about two j fall-, I 'elded grae.fuly t.. the i.ievi- J hen most of Ui.piru u ere taken .
.-. ...r.. 1 ? tab!.? and went with the crowd. within hall .1 mile of (lie falls. A
MAGIC BALM.
C. H. COOPER, GESERAL MERCHANDISE.
t
!it liv imiil. four monllir . S3 flSl'
... 1.-....:.... .. i.t.' o'clock vesterdav i.i..nut)-2 a Icniful ""1 "em. -i;ui i.n.- cw.ou ,
-- & J Ut III! WliU -.-- --. ' C .. .....
froi-.f Pojtnsa wsabwibw uall cam.t tip from the nouth, sh- The efursiiiKu were cejmderably: pleasaiic ten minute walk and we,
, . " " T. " L iifr the water sito i-reats"wire:5 that 1 numerous, so much so, that the cap- 1 tttfiv in she pleasant shade of tir.-
fc-.-.lvcnuomont;in?ertea by the year it "' lllL o r ..in .rt-acwirc iuji 1 . t .
Un mte .,f $1 3) nor nquaro ier month. , swept far inland and tosatnl the iWiing j an r the (J. P. , having the Tear of : spruce and h?ml..ek that hide the talis
Transient aavenisins. by the day or week. fleet like funin noon their venstv tons. te law and the fate of sundry ocean j from vie tih one ikseetid to tho bed .
ifty cent? rer siuRrofor each laeruon.
liXLSfORE
NEW GOODS
. ..:.L:'! i' :
-1 LOWEST PRICES f- '
I have removed to the
i Eighteen boats capsized, some of
THE CITY.
X if ic Daily astokiaa iriM e wt ln
mull atlS cent a month, frccof jmlagc 2vtd
era Kho cuntini1atciibcnecfroui the citu can
Inive Thk Attokian follow ihcm, .Daily
ttr Wkkkly (iitiniM oitijjMi'f-?f;irit7j-of
(iit(tjf(V;ia? CTc)ie. AtMrcstc may br
yuui-jcd its nficn n forc. ii'c rdf r if
Jje fountlfltf rom.
i which drifted out to .u: we hear of ! cornerwl schooner, otherwise cilled U not xw&v lai-e an m the spring
The Ocklahanm took the Lnnee
tield up the river yesterday.
-The Wallncetown finishe to-day.
She will have, when loaded, 71,920
cases of salmon, and J 20 tons of
flour.
V. IS. Bancroft, representing the
salmon label depot of A. L. Bancroft,
San Francisco, arrived yesterday on
the Oregon.
-There will be a meeting of the
board of school directors of Astoria
school district ICo. 1, at Mr. .1. W
(rearhart's store, to-day.
-A welcomo shower yesterday nJ
lieved our present apprehensions in
relation to fire. A good. ?nakiii rain
would be most acceptable.
live livo3 bein;; lot, but this is not
authentic: it is certain that three were
drowned. one of them, Alfred West,
is universally regretted, lie was a
line younii fellow, was one of the most i
successful fishermen on tho river, and
had been high boat at Ifanthorn'.s can
nery for the season. What adds po
cular grief to his untimely taking off
is the fact that on the lOjh of next
month was to have been married;
all preparations were made, even
to tho furnishing of the house, etc. :
a reward of v0 is offered by his com
rades for the finding of the body. Wo
were unable io lind out the name of the
other unfortunate man v. ho was swept
out to sea. I'.olow v.e give a report
which reached us last evening and
which is doubtless authentic:
Torn. Day, .Inly 24, 1SS2.
Enrrei: Astekian:
Capi. P. IT. Sherman, of the steamer
Edith, immediately after leaving the
Cape this morning, s.iw two fishing
boats near the lower end of Sand
island, bottom up, with the men cling
ing to them; he then ran along side
and took the men on board tho
tramps b-fnre him, took in ton n four-jof the river. At ! hK f-ea.on the streimjTlie Great Australian Iloinedy for
Among our visitors yesterday was j steamer: ihev had been on the beats
Frank Baltcs, old-time forman in Tur.i about six hours, their names aic Rad:
Astoriax office. He went out on the nier and boat-pull, of Booth v Co.'s
Columbia to San Francisco for a, boat No. :. and P. Thompson and
month's vacation. 'boat-puller, of .1. C. Mcgler A- Co.'s
Iboat Xo. 17.: the boats and nets were
&dved. He then steamed around Sand
island and saw fourteen boats scat-
-Mr. John Donovan, having
charge of Bancroft & Co.'s great
work, ontitled ''History of the Com-j
merce and Industries of the Pacific
Coast," is in town, and states that :hc
books for subscribers in Astoria, ar
rived by the steamer Oregon.
Where can a more delightful air
or healthier seaside resort than Astoria
bo found? Wc arc informed there
are are no intermittent nor remittent
fevers here, nor is there any of the
contagious diseases, such as diphthe
ria, scarlet fever and small pox, at the
prcsoht time. The children and adults
'arc all blessed with good health, and
enjoying tho purest atmosphere f!od
ever gave to living mortals.
A Heroic Act.
The name of Henry Burnett should
bo recorded as that of oue who
proved his noblo and unselfish hero
ism. Ho was boat-puller for Alfred
West. When the boat was capsized
ho, by desperate effort, succeeded in
getting hold of his captain, who w;is
strangling and about to sink, but tho
poor man drowned in his grasp. With
wonderful bravery and endurance,
Burnett held on to his dead body for
several hours, until ho was compelled
bv sheer exhaustion to let him go.
tered along tho beach, belonging to
the different canneries; the most of
them had nothing, in them. Capt. S.
sent Booth s men to Astoria un the
steamer Argonaut, she also towed up
hvo anamped boats. The storm was
from the .south and it came veiy siul
denlv. Youi, etc.
IhX'l'KI) FlMWltM.NA.
Men who have been on the river for
a life time s.13' that they never s.iw a
storm so quickly ame, and what is
still more lingular is that such MpiallB
are extremely rare at this season of
the year. 1'p to a late hour last even
ing we were unable to get the names
of the men reported drowned; dohn
Davidson and hi"? boat-puller, two
men working for N. .lohansen, ate
said to be lost; their boat is missing,
though the net was subsequently
found.
The Dedicatory Services.
Will Present
To-morrow Mr. Chas. U. Stockton,
foreman of Rescue Engino No. 2.,
goes to Portland, and at a special moet- j
ing of Columbia Engine Co. No. 3, to
be held in that city to-morrow nigh, the
will, in behalf of tho citizens of Asto
ria, present to das. Kternan, foreman
of that company, a gold watch valued
at 100, in recognition of that gallant
fireman's intrepidity in saving from
drowning tho son of Capt. Howes, of
this city, on tho occasion of his com
pany's visiting this city on tho 4th
innt..
Yesterday's Picnic.
The stages yesterday morning took
out a joyous party of 150 ladies and
children for a Sunday school picnic.
On their arrival at the gronnds,Btvings,
croquet, etc., were in order and the
advent of a sudden shower lent an air
of adventure to tho parly, a majority
of whom accepted Mr. Tlios. Walk
loy'a hospitable offer j and took refugo
from the rain. It is a question who
had the most fun, those who stayed
;to soe it through," or those who
went undSr cover. Every one seem
ed satisfied, and as 'stage load after; to its energetic congregation,
stago load camo rolling home later in " r -
theSftanioon, the universal verdict) Domestic Salmon Shipments,
was "wo had inst a splendid time." 5 -!' ;' 1"bV;l h. ',10.1;
Thanks are duo to the ladies and. 2M: Win. Ilmnc I.00J. Totuf..!
gentlemen who had charge ot the af
fair, and were enabled to furnish the
little folkalhe amusement of a pleas
ant occasion.
The dedicatory services of the new
Methodist church in this place last
Sunday, form an occasion for deep
and lasting joy to nil wh were pres
ent Bcv. II. K. 1 lines, of Portland,
officiated at the morning service, and
in a powerful sermon imp! cased upon
j his hearers the necessity, even in a
temporal point of view, of so living
that wc become a intelligent, as hu
man and as progressive as our nature.":
permit. In th evening there was
another large congregatien: Kev. .1.
V. MlUigan, of the Presbyterian
church, utteied afevveut prayer for
the abiding prosperity of the religious
community who there dedicated their
church to the service of God. and at
the close, Mr. Ilincs, who is one of the
best pulpit orators on the coast, arose,
and reading from the twenty-third
chapter of Hebrews, drew from that
his text The Divinity of Christ.
His addres3, which occupied an hour
aud a half in delivery, was logical
throughout, and was listened to with
earnest attention by the large audi
ence prescut. At its close, llev. Jno.
Parsons, tho pastor of the church,
made a brief financial statement rela
tive to the aQairs of the church, and
suggested that contributions were
necessary to place the church entirely
free from financial embarrassment. A
collection was taken, and a portion of
tho requisite sum pledged. The
church i one of the neatest and
prettiest in the .state, and is a credit
a cow, 111 onier to uispice 01
the surplus passengers.
About 10 o'clock the steamer round
ed Smith's Point and glided swiftly
through the calm waters of Young's
bay. Passing the old mill we headed
to the southwaid, quickly passing de
lightful littio farms, where the houses
in many instances were partly hid
among the green trees and shrubbery.
The day was lovely, the crowd jolly,
and for the time all seemed to set
aside the care of every day life. This
portion of Yuung'fi liver is a line
sheet of water, and tho low green tide
land, the forest covered hills, and old
Saddle mountain to tho southeast for
aback ground, make up a picture
which it would be difficult to excel
anywhere.
But time llies, and so docs the C P.,
(almost) aud soon we were at the head
of steamboat navigation, and then; is
a rush for the small boati, with -lunch
baskets, fishing tackle, ladies, babies,
and all in sweet confusion mixed.
A mile or so in the boats and we
are at the head of boat navigation,
and we have an opportunity to indulge
in the healthful exercise of walking.
I was told that the distance to walk
was about a quarter of a mile, but 1
am of the opinion now th it lie meant
2j miles. However L do not propo?o
to be a judge of distances over such
roads, and leave- that matter for the
V. S. surveyor or .some other authority
to settle.
At last wv are at the falls, and a
delightful little place it is, the clear
8ky, the towering hills and green trees
on either side, the mist that floats
awa- like a dream (Mr. Editor,
please till in a few lines here, I am
unaccustomed to public speaking and
begin to feel a little bashful.)
Ever .since the human family has
been sufficiently developed to have the
least particle of aesthetic taste, water
falls have boon admired; small ones
for their beauty and large ones for
their grandeur. And yet there is
nothing very strange about a w.itcr
fall; you see the bed of the river ji.st
below the fall ia considerablv lower
than it is above, thus: (diagram) and
the water, gliding placidly along
doc.Hii t know the dilfrrcncc till it is
too late, retreat is impo.ssiblo and tho
fall is inevitable: with the above ex
planation 1 will proceed.
After a little rest and time for ad
miration of the scene, (some express
their admiration in very different
terms from those ordinarly used, how.
ever, when one k overcome with the
beauty or huhiimity of n scene, but I
suppose thai was only their way,) wo
all, as with one impulse, proceed to
the dining room of the hotel.
Any shade tree .where there is suf
ficiently level giound for three or four
to gather together answers for a
dining 1 00m. All camo well supplied
with lunch, and with appetites such as
only pic nic excursions can get up, wo
bejrnn the onslaught, aud such n de
molishing of sandwiches and other
luxuries had not been witnessed in
those regions for many a day.
This part of tho business over, Sail
ing and exploring parties were in
order. When it comes to tho tishiug
point 1 like to be very accurate, and
candor-compels me to say flint we did
not require airy extra boats to bring
all Home that were caught. 1 saw
several nice (little) strings of trout
however, aud I am certain each one
would measure less thau 24 inches in
length and breadth in proportion.
About -1 r. m. we turn our face
homeward, but it requires 'consider
able time, patience and ability to
irhcu the liood from the nioiu tains'
pours oil' the rocky
plunge, of ixty feet.
RHEUMATISM!
wall in a clear j
Now the water! Tootliuriio. 3t:iirnI;;h;Ilaularlie
Seiiilicn. .out. faiutbago.
Sprains, untl Swellings.
Kui'jix ami Sen Ids.
hilhlnins.
in lh- Chest, For Ache,
Corn, mid Buuious.
Ami till llortlly
ln ins.
falls about fifteen feet on a projecting j
rock, and is tossed into a beautiful S
veil of silvery spray. TJie bed of the
stream below the falls afforded ample!
room for nil to luy their tables where,
in the shade of the trees and 011 n Uralses. If cmlarup, Frosted Feet
mossy carpet, they could at once in j ami Ears. Sore Throat, Pal u
dulge. a sharpened appetite and enjoy
the beautiful scenery, whilo the deli- j
cate min which tloated from tho falls
gave. the air a refreshing coolness.. j
r. 11 i.-.i i..i .i...:.. t-.ii ..r ..... I
.Vliei Jin nun ii.i'.i im-11 1111 i'i nii-.i-
ery aud sulphur water, of which there
is a tine spring above the falls, they
returned to the steamer and proceeded
backwards on the home trip, which
was devoid of incident with tho ex
ception of successful snag fishing by the
steamer, nmVtlic picking up of strag
glers who almost got left. Doubtless
it would pa j- someone to remove some
of the obstacles to navigation in
Young's river, and to make some im
provements about the falls by making
trails and otherwise rendering the
place, more accessible and attractive.
A Liberal Offer.
We are informed that Mr. 15. 1.
Franklin has signified his readiness to
present the M. E. Church with a suit
able boll, provided $500 is raised to
pay off the present indebtedness. A
bell is an important adjunct to any
church, and is needed for the hand
some belfry. There is but littio doubt
that the terms of Mr. Franklin's gen
erous offer will be promptly complied
with.
'1 his irtiowiii'il iUistniHnn Uemetly is made
ocluslc!vyf Australian herhs. jiruwn ly
Hip i:enu!nsoniiempwooit scrub district,
ijneciislaml, Australia, who make herb cul
ture a soeclaltv. It does not contain any
Miisonous ingredients whatever, ami n the
BEST PREPARATION
in t!ie world for the above complaints.
A Perfect Cnre 4uarnntcrd in Kv-
er,i Case.
It costs but .V) cents per bottle, anil it is
Minpl foolishness for tho-u who are stiner
iti;r pain not to use it.
Full Directions accompany each Hottle.
Hold b all Dmisrlsts aud Tatcnt .Arcdioine
Dealers.
PKOF. M. A. SCOTT A: CO.,
Sole ItoprirtorM A .llniiiiniPtnrerM
No, -1 .:: nuil 'IT, Uriilue street, Rallu-
rnt. Victoria. Australia.
iMl'.KK'tX ncroT - Sniitnriam.Cal.
XV. i:. IK.tIKXT. Sole Agent Tor
Astoria. Orcron.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS NEW BUILDIirG1;
And have. Without a Single Kxceptiou;
- M -
The Finest anil Best Arrant Store ii Ortt&i
New Goods Received by Every Steamer in
All the latest Styles and XTonOitMi
(Jail and Inspect Stock, and Got Prices Whether You
Purchase or Not.
No trouble to show goods.
ii. "b. lIttV
A.sform lee Depot.
Frank Knbre b now prepared to sup
ply ramiues. restaurants, notei. saloons,
etc., at : cents per pound, on the prein
ise. Fresh ice cream every day. JBalls
paities and dinners supplied with ice
j cream at .short notice.
Q. H. COOPER,
mmmmmm.ammm mmmm a MMiiumwnmu
ASTORIA, dune 3, 1895.
.. 1
ASTORIA BREWERY.
M. MEYER ProNrlo.
ASTORIA,
OKEGON.
Three cov lo.uh or dry fir, .spruce
. limbs, urn! Park, just received and for
ale at tlray-tdock.
I Telegram, j
To the Editor of Tin: I).u. Asio-j
i:iAX:-bialo through your en.umns. Kjexentoen hundred and oleventcen
that it matters not whether a bankrupt vf j he newc-t and most popular novels
sale will be in your town, or a h'JUti- at AdleiV.
mate .sale, anv dress, wrap, or dolimm at . -
lady may want can be hud regular at j Call aud examine those habv wauoiH
Mrs. lalcolm's at 10 per cent. less, and hit the 'iiv book store.
oblige 1 ours truly. 11. 1. IjItt. -
The now famous Prof. Scott, was on
the street again last evening and de
lighted tho sreat crowd that assembled
with his efforts to instruct and amuse
coupled with the ocal abilities of the
two yeunj: gentlemen who play so pro
minent a part in thecveninn'sentertain
incnt. The Professor's style is unique
and enchanting, and his wonderful
show and the cures lib Australian Mag
ic Balm Insures, are. alike, the talk of
the town.
Wood, for Sale.
1 l.'nr ihi 'I'liiiine .1. IL (Tlilter old
liourbou. ami the ln.t ot wines, liquors
and San Francisco beer, call at the (Jem
Gpixwiie the bcil tower, and see Camp
bell. Caianh cured, health and sweet
breath secured by Miiloh's Catarrh Ileni
ed . Price ,V cents Masai Injector free.
FoV sale by YV. K. Dement.
spboiaIi AJjjsroTJJsroraMBrjq-q
REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES.
97 50 PER BARREL OF 30 GALLONS,
ILAP.GK OKDERS IN LJKK PROPORTION.
Less Quantities, 30 Cents per Gallon
Bottled Beer, S I OO per Dozen
Speulal attention paid to orders rrum rubllc llouspa and Famliles."
Stevens A: Son have their store
ciowded with new goods, all marked in
plain figures.
t'tias. Stevens and Son have a stock
of mouldings mid unuiMors tools which
can be tonight chy.ip for cash to eloso
out Unit branch ot thebusi:ies.
1 have about .six hundred and ilfty
oordsofdrv hemlock, which I will ell
forcasii at .5.7." ier cord. I will deliver i
the wood to mv customers. j Fresh talYv ami aramels everj day
ii. It. Mai:io.. at the ,Moiia Famh Factory. Mam St.
Subscription Xews Depot.
- lJeineinber Fran!, Fabre's lee eream.
It is par exf-lli'iKV-
speial ai raiiKeiuent has to-.n nuidej
by ran Adler o that j on can suosenbe
for an paier. magazine, or periodical
iiiililiJiel III the t'nili'il s.i..j..- rr i.",.
roiM at mildishers prices. So save lime'
and monev bv leaving vour snhseiip- Ucnr Ciei'de faseiiiiiitm; works
lion at Car! Adlers. " just iiccived at i'arl AdlerV.
What is nicer on a vaimda than a
dish ol thai e.iUi.-.3teIy lkuored i'e
cniim that Frank F.ihre "makes:1
THE COLUMBIA
LA
BREWERY
13 SL'PKRIOK TO M0S1. AND Is RXCK1.LRD P.Y NONEf ON THIS COAUl-
JOHN HAHN, - - PROPRIETOR
CHENAHUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON.
-Orure Kit at the GERMANIA HKKKJ41ALL wUl h piomplly attended l&re
Netie
our entire stock of mouldings and
frames of all kinds, brackets aud wall-
pockets. aUo a lot of other goods, will
he sold at cost nt the City Hook Store.
for the .next thirty davs. " -
CirA. STRVEXSMfc Sn.v.
IT ou want nice fresh lard, or good
sugar-cured hams just from the eoitu
trv go to J-', i;. Elberson'.s bakery.
Annoyance Prevented.
j hen .m go to llwaeo, lo in id
i Ailler.s Irefore ou.sl.irt and iret one of
Ci'niy hairs arc honorable but their j Walter Vott".- novels, .oily '-'."i cents.
premature appearance is annoving. ' .... ". ..
Parker's, Hon- It-danm i.ivwiif tb.. . ItcsIih-o eream every day at Hunk
tarKcra nan i..usain pieiuit t j.-:,,r,.v. Families .supplied in anv
annoyanco by promplly restoring iht- illmllu !iv 0a insr older. Also tho
youthful color. j iuum oysters- cooked to order. Frank
izr - r - ' Fahros oysters and ice cream are known
Your Wire Wimis j fverj here as par excellence.
J.!ieVnsS -Thc ''ub,,(' ''" limine
veinent. bee oue at lostei s. rcined for skin disease in (;r.Exx'H
M-i.i'iiri: m.i -1111.1. s u ti: dye,'
Wanted.
Purchasers or four JoK iu oiueyV
Asloria. suitable for residences, one
lot in Shively's Astoria suitable for bus
iness purposes. Apply to
.1. O. Io7.oi:tji. Agent.
For. that Headache! Try the Ore
gon BLOOD PURIFIER." the .vege
table rcmedv, it's tlie cure.
COMUtX's lilEllIO'.S LlQUlO IJEEF
and Toxic IxvineiiATOi: is admirably
adapted for females in delicate health.
CooYuV; no other. "Of Druggists.
Ask to si' one of those patent fcel
eix at Foster?.
If v.ni u:iiil i.-e eronni llitit ia iM
trrconu'goto Frank Fabre's.
Ice for sale nt the Occident Hotel.
Freshest and finest cakes, fruit and
eaudy at the Astoria candy factory.
Von w ant to get some of liosoe's ice
eioam to-day: fresh ruude and nicely
lhivored.
Alexander Dumas' works at Carl '
Aider's.
Mr. John Jtogers of the Central Mar !
kct. has made arrangements to keep al .jai;H us 0f Uie Vcgcuible KIsImi. Abso
he finest fresh fish, etc.. In their season : lutcsv the "
wmBLMDisrasim
Kroli fruit received at C. A. May!, by
every steamer. Xo stale trash. Ktery
ariely of Oregon and California trnlt
nlwaj'3 on hand.
BEST KNOWN REMEDY f
For the
Shiloh's Vitalizer is what j on need ...,., d MUd rivor cankLiiab.
AT t - - 4f A .4 fI. 1 "' ' " " "
paiiuu, i.uti oi a.puciuc, vi.- -
for Constina
ziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price. 10 and 73 cents per bottle. Sold'
bv W. V Dement.
Stw r Mi CktlK.
Fetr..Ai:Me, Bjsyeytta. ee.
Shilolfs Cough and Consumption
i,iu e. is .vuu o
cures coiisumj
ineni.
All of Zola works at Adler.
Lessons given in Wax and Paper,
flowers taught in the latest style. Ap
ply at the City Uook store.
A new stock of stoves of the latest
Montgomery's.
, fine edition, only '
bv us on guarantee. It 1 IJ,' "P tiu' whole system with King i styles at John A. Me:
t'lon Sold bv W F De-tof the Wood. See Advertisement.
i Dickens' Avorks, t
ti tisbaim ; Unng your poor sutler- cents at Adler s.
Tits Great Natural Demand 'ing wife a bottle of Pfundcr's Oregon I Cha. Stevens & Son havn for sale
BLOOD rrRIFIER. ' and are agents for the new Singer sow
inr machines.
In order to supply the gr-.d natural
ria the crowd all safelv ab):ird: all
i -. i i. i i. .,;... ,.! demand for a remedy of real merit, one; vllVeiHe
was duly accomplished however, and . '.. . .. ' ., roeute
l.l'.." s.. . ..v -j.-. ..j.l..B- J .- 1 -.
s in household articles at
all arrived safely at lioiue.
ous accident occurred to
2Co seri-
mar
' j ing the blood, regulating the 11 er. and . Xo mofe mSF wMtjht at the Orient Conn's drug
11,0 lifting on the Iwtwels the I'al.foruia Fig-Calhs. Three first-el.w barbers. All i hotel.
When you want pure drugs andj
liuiuiv-in ui aiij iiiu iv tu o. ti
von . V
Kidney and Blafrfr TMvease,
Ckresle Skim Tmikk
and KkcaaialtMB. '
Has Stood the Test ,
FOR YEARS.
K.ir nnrtlitiLors anii tetlmonlnlA from wll
store, opposite Occident known pcopta In our Statu read locals arc
circulars. . ,
1. er BCUe
cuie take six lots for 3.W.
t keeps and recommeads It.
see that you get the gewilB?.
::.lso
Society Belles
Aro loud in their praise of Floreston
Cologne on account of its remnrkably
delicate and lasting fragrance.
pleasure of the anv, day that will Synip Company has eoiniueneed the york .guaranteed, t inidrens hair cut- The "Always Handy" gtovepipti Frier
i,.,... K n......ini...ni in- tli..,. u-lmi manufacture on a latseM!a:e of :i eon-.""' " '""' .s.. ,, ... .iwcmcs duiiu a. Auuu.umi.ijr r. :..,... .,
litl Mt- .41ftblt'W V. 'J --k .-- i - j i j , IV UI-UIU tl
1 wore fortunate enotK'h to b there. ' wntralwl m nip oi k igs. and i-, si'iabng Children- smts at Mis. OerbW If you want pure wines aud liquors i Your itrugsis
i..,.,. fa 5)n,,k- 1J w awaj. . ..j.-rh,ffl,,r-nita;n.,K. " i" 5S&i?J!?A.nnN ilm" for. aad
' that it COatS nothing to in it and COn- lift iiist reeeived the intent: nn.1 mnl1"1'1-"!?-''
. vinee vourself of Us ellicaev. And asifbionable style of cents and ladies; Sleepless Nights, made miserable.
I ....... . - t . .. ...... ... . Tuint, lti..- ..!. iiiit in Vcfrvrio fur Oi f ltf. fATTIhln nniivli. Jshilnh''; I nro l I
l 3ly stomach is drcatttuiiy weak ana , everj r.uniiy iwrao a oouie, n is also for :,V"V;..V..r i.,;.:-:i.A: .: .j'fi foKif V tw I fllHC .
!my digestive organs still weaker. lt'e '" cent and M bottles at the store . , . meut Li,
Strengtlien them by uaing Wm. Prux-j01 " - .u.u?u.11- . ".BIf'.w"? ,,us stere: ,re Hhe. best i i thnclA The.CS -Will you suffer with Disperwia and S-
oFr'sOrc-on Blood Purifier. bcenappointmage.u or.vsiona. Hodge, something nice and durable, and jast I Liver Complaint ? Shiloh's Vital izer is CS0
--------s. iiivis cc v-o w uoieraiu aj;cius, I'ortiaim, Wlint lllOst young Indies WOUld appreci- RUHrauieeu w uuto juu. oum uy . ii. i action
Your druggist Leeps ,t for you. Oregon. . ate rom the giver. Dement. (before
Annual Meeting.
VNUALllEETINO OFT1TH Stock.
holders of tho O. V. I. & B. Association,
be held at tho hall of Beaver Lads No.
Immediately after ita session on Thursday
u'jimi sun, ior .no eiecnon oi-ouj-the
eusuiuir voai. and for the trana-
ef such other business as may- come
A. d. iUCUX.IlT 3CCZ.
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