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ASTOKIA, OREGON:
TUKSOAY.
JUNi: 23. 1&S9.
ISSUED EVERY MORNING.
(Monday excepted.),
J. V. HALLORAN Si COMPANY,
Inbllshers and Froprleton,
ARTOniAN-niULDIN-O, - - CaSSSTUKKT.
Terms ofSubicrlptlon.
Sen I'd bv Carrier, per week .. 15 cts
Ment by Mail, per month.. . to cts
,J " one j ear. $7.00
Free of postage to subscribers.
TuK Astoriak guarantees to Its adver
tisers the largest circulation of any newspa
per published on the Columbia rl er.
Council meetinjr to-night.
Circuit court meets to-day.
Scandinavian Benevolent society
meats this evening.
Uncle Sam pays 8J cents a mouth
-SI a year for postofiice accommo
dations in Salem.
Mrs. King and Mrs. Owens have
nnened the Astoria reqtnnrnnr nn 4o.
oud street, and invite a share of the
public patronage.
The streets and roofs are very dry
and the afternoons very breezy. Care
is necessary as to lire. 'A spark might
raise an awful blaze."
Iu the police court yesterday Geo.
Bradley was fined S20 for indecent
exposure, Jas. Petty, 320 for vag
rancy, and two drunks got each a S5
line.
From the amount of street work and
street cleaning being done it looks as
though the procession would have
often thoroughfare for the parade on
the 4th.
No. One's engine was called up to
Ivopp's brewery Sunday morning at
four o'clock to relievo ltescnes. No.
Ones pumped until 9 a. m. when all
danger was passed.
The orange tea advertised several
lays ago to be given under the au
spices of Grace church guild, will take
place next Thnrsdav evening, .Tune
27th, at Liberty Hall.
About 9 o'clock Sunday night the
roof of the electric light building
caught fire caused by a spark from
the smoke stack. Prompt assistance
was at nana ana tne lire was ex
tinguished with slight damages.
The iron steamer City of Topeka,
1,100 tons, the property of the Atchi
.sou, Topeka A: Santa Fe railroad,
leaves San Francisco to-day for the
Columbia, and will ran in conjunction
with the Idaho between here and the
Sound.
The old Manhattan cannery, below
Clifton, belonging to D. Falanges, was
burned to the water's edge Sunday
evening at 7 o'clock. The wharf and
five other buildings were also burned
down, thereby sustaining a heavy loss
to the owner. Amount of insurance
unknown.
P. Trullinger and wife, Mrs. W. J.
Barry, Ella Rucker, Minnie Sherman
Misses Annie and Ella Pope and ,Tno.
Trullinger and W. E. Warren left on
the City of Astoria, for the region of
Westport yesterday for n few days
camping and to pick the .succulent
blaeklerr.
The liveliest sale of delinquent real
estate ever .seen in Astoria was one
presided over by sherill" Smith, the
chairman of the meeting at the court
house yesterday morning. Ben Wors
ley was the auctioneer and had no dif
ficulty iu selling all the uronertv on
the3ist, one piece running up in price
10 51111.
The little steamer Mikado arrived
down from Portland Sunday evening
and left for Port Townsend yesterdaj
in command of Capt. Thos. Doig; Jas.
Troy, mate, and John Ferrel, engineer.
The Mikado has been sold by Capt.
J. T. Brown to W. W. Langdon, for
81,000, to be delivered at Port Town
send, and will run between Whatcom
and Fairhaven, two points on the
Sound.
The Oregonian has added to its
staff a Shakespeareian editor whose
sole business and nightly delight is to
preface articles in that journal with
quotations from Shakespeare. Im
mortal Shakespeare, dead nnd turned
to clay, all same Caesar, little thought
that an account of a Portland prize
fight (called a "city election") would
be'prefaced by his lines. "To snch
base uses may we come at last."
The jnry in the Olds trial for the
murder of Weber, disagreed last Sun
day 8 to 4. The Oregonian, edit
orially lays its finger on the exact
fact, in pointing out that the Portland
police are principally responsible for
Weber's murder in so acting as to en
courage Olds in "the deep damnation
of his taking off." In this the Ore
gonian incidentally throws a side
light on the political corruption exist
ent in that city.
John Kopp desires to express his
most grateful and sincere thanks to
the fire department nnd the citizens
generally for the zeal they nanifested
in the effort to save his property at
the burning ot his brewery last Satur
day night. He also wishes to thank
the members of the Western Amateur
band, and those who so gpuerously
subscribed toward the purchase of the
fine silver tuba, with which he was
presented last Saturday evening. In
a conversation with Mr. Kopp last
evening he expressed his intention of
starting in again. His credit is A 1,
and before long be expects to be again
in business. He deserves the substan
tial support of all his former patrons
in his courage under adverse circumstances.
"What impressed you moat during
your recent visit to Germany?" was
asked by an Astobian reporter of Jno.
Halm, jesterday afternoon. "The
fact," said he, "that so many women
were at work in the fields." He told
of women walking three miles, work
ing from dawn to dark, and then
walking back, for 16 cents a day.
He said one can get a fine meal in
Berlin for 9 cents. The thing is to
get the 9 cents. When he got to Ber
lin he found a splendid procession,
the cit all in hoh'day attire and
everything fixed up all same Fourth
of July. At first he thought maybe
it was'in honor of his arrival, but
later found that all the hurrah was
over the arrival that morning of ar
other sovereign the king of Italy.
Beird of Delecte A, F. D.
The board of delegates of the A. F.
D. met in the hall of Rescue Engine
company last evening, C. J. Tren
chard in the chair. Delegates present,
C. J. Curtis and C. J. Trenchard of
No, One's, B. S. Woraley, J. W. Hare
and E. Z. Ferguson of No. Two's and
L.W. Holt ot Alert's.
Minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. Communication
from Alert Hook and Ladder corn
nan v was read asking the board for an
exempt certificate for J. C. Ross and
on motion the certificate was
granted. On motion of dele
gate Woraley the secretary was
instructed to ask the common council
through the chief engineer, to have
boxes placed above the fire alarm
boxes with glass fronts to place the
key so as to facilitate turning in of
alarms; motion carried. Delegate
Hare moved that one hundred active
certificates be purchased; motion car
ried and delegates Curtis and Fergu
son appointed a committee to purchase
same. L. W. Holt, C. J. Curtis and B.
S. Worsley were fined for non-attendance
at former meeting. Hoard then
adjourned. E. Z. Ferguson',
Secretary.
Fourth of July Committee.
The Fourth of July committee had
a meeting last evening. F. H. Sur
prenant was appointed a committee of
one to interview Col. lieelie in re
gard to procuring two cannon for the
Sflllltc
Messrs. S. E. Harris and J. W.
Hare were appointed committee to
interview J. Strauss regarding cos
tumes for the Mystic Krewe of
Kemus: they reported, and on motion
his bid for T0 costumes, etc., wa3
accepted: the suits to be procured and
made ready.
On motion it was decided to have a
competitive hose race, wet test, 200
yards; according to tournament rules:
prizes S50 and S2.1.
The prize for the fat men's race wa3
set at S20.
Sam Harris was appointed com
mittee to take charge of said race; all
competitors to weigh three pounds to
each inch of lineal height.
Regarding the boat races, both fish
ing boat and Whitehall, it was de
cided that everything gees: no limit
as to canvas.
The committee then adjourned.
Two Host Teams Selected.
After the Fourth of July committee
had yesterday evening decided to give
S73 prizes to two competing teams
from the department in a wet-test con
test on the Fourth, there was a meet
ing of the firemen. C. J. Trenchard,
president, J. W. Hare, secretary, at
which the following teams were se
lected; B. S. Worsley, Jno. Kinney.
Jas. Hare, O. Gragg,
Ed Hallock. Nace Grant,
Ross Clinton, Ed Reed,
T. B. Loughery, W. Kj le,
E. Z. Ferguson, W. Binder,
L. Hansen, C. J. Curtis.
Ed Wright, J. McCann,
Jno. Hay, P. Grant,
Geo. Noland, W. E. Warren.
Dan Feeley, R. Elierman,
Fred Prael, Tom Rawlingd,
u. i. amitn, a. iSberman.
Marriage Bella.
A quiet wedding took place at the
residence of Mrs. Jane Kinney Smith
at Eugene, on Thursday evening, June
20tb, the contracting parties being
Miss Daisy Lee Smith, formerly of
Astoria, and Mr. Joseph Lyons, a
prominent business man of Drain.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Clay Hill. Besides the resident rnem
bers of the family there were present
Mrs. Jas. G. Walker, of San Francis
co; Mrs. Dr. J. E. Payton, of Drain;
Mrs. Wm. S. Kinnev. of Astoria, aunts
of the bride, and Emma C. Warren, of
Astoria. The bride nnd groom left on
the evening train for Drain, their fu
ture home. The best wishes of a host
of friends throughout the state follow
tne newly wedded pair.
PF.RSONAIi MENTION.
Mrs. W. J. Strong and family, of
The Dalles, came down on the 'Tele
phone yesterday on a visit to Mrs.
Strong's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Holdeu.
A Home Hint To Some Selcmlttf.
They have incorporated a company in
Albany to build a railroad from that
town to Astoria. They incorporated
u company in Salem some time back
to build a railroad to Astoria. This
is a full stop.. Salem statesman, 23.
Coffee. Chocolate and Cake, 10 cents,
at Astoria Restaurant.
All Fruits in season, at Astoria Kes
taurant.
Fisli and Game in season, at Astoria
Restaurant;
If you want to luve a fine suit of
clothes go to the Pari-. Tailor, lie can
make the best fitting suits ami sells the
cheapest.
IVantcil.
Two young ladies to wait on table, in
dining room. Apply at office of Par
ker House.
Tender, Juicy Steal at Jeff's.
I0UETH OF JULY FUNDS.
The Names and Amounts Contributed.
A Total of Ottr Fourteen Hundred Dolliri.
Following is a list of the names and
amounts contributed to the funds for
the Fourth ot July celebration as re
turned by the committees on finance
and collectien: it foots up 81,451.25,
the largest amount ever subscribed
for a Fourth of July celebration in
Asteria:
COLLECTED Br MESSRS. IIABKIS A WEEKS.
First National Bank, by S. S. Gor
don, $25, L W. Case S25, Megler &
Wright & Harris 325, Herman Wise
S20, C. H. Cooper 825, Mary Rierson
825, RltJefTries 25, Hughes & Co.
825, Astoria Iron Works 823, Phil
Bowers 810, "Wm. Bock 810, W. J.
Barry 810, Bracker & Spexarth 310,
Carnahan & Co. 310, A. Van Dusen &
Co. 810. Chas. Heilbom 310, Thomp
son & Ross 810, Wilson & Fisher 810,
M. Backus" 810, Sherman & Ward 810,
Parker & Hansen 810, W: W, Parker
810. A. V. Allen 810 " ShnraMtllo,
810, Wherry & Co. 310, S. Schlussel,
ramie, s-iu, aiex. urant 5111, a. V.
Utzinger 310, H. M. Thatcher 810, J.
O. Hanthorn Sin AIat fllilo Sin W
Loeb & Co. 310, Bergman & Co. 810,
jr. jiiunm iu, AiexuiiDert stu, Tnos.
HowardSIOR Mrflnrmn sin rio.1.
son&Matson 810, E. Munso'n 310.
upu u. u. xiuauer 51117, mc. uunion
315, Cutting Packing Co. 35, George
Hill S10, Astoria Street Railway Co.
815, C. J. Trenchard SlO.SheriffSmith
810, H. P. Hanson 810, Strauss & Co.
810, Peter Dourel 310, J. H. D. Gray
35. B. T. Pnr-kni-d r. P. Tf TTow 4
G. Rowe 35, F. Saiz 85, Jay Tuttle 35
j. vj. jcuiiouch), A..U. .billion 5Jj, U.
F. Allen 35, Main Street House S5.
G. C. Flnwl 85 n .T r-nrftc 9K T
Hobson 35, O. W. Dunbar 85, C.' a!
may 50, w. Jtsugar so, Martin
Olsen S5, Elmore & Sanborn
85. A. Montpnmerv 8.1 V O. TbjA
C. W. Fulton 85, A. A. Cleveland 35,
Judge Elliott 35, C. Hansen 35, Del
monico Restaurant 33, A C Carlsen
S5. Mrs Johnson Sii TtnontrKm Pmn
33, F Sherman 35, J Stephenson 35,
xieeiwoou oaioon 90, umenhart ic
Schoene 35, M Wise 85. Judge Fitz-
ijaniuu w, u it uonn ou, u- jMoiana
S5,JMKlosterS5,PH Hall S3, M
jii ueo a, vj jt- upsnur $0, M Jensen
S5. Gra?P Bi Ha Fonnr Poonoi. SI
Steamer Telephone 35, J F Halloran
&Co S3, Astor House S5, Dr. Dar
rin S5, C. Korpella 35, Miller & Car
ruthers85, A H Kinney 35, W D
Baker 35. A T Fn-r 89 fJI TT n s;.
32.50, STMcKean 2.50, Cash 32.50,
Joe Giardina 82.50, Wm Koch 32.50,
H D Thing 32.50, Harris Emmanuel
32, Ph Bauer 81JRev HallSl.CBaltes
81, F. Travels Si50, Cash 31, Hung
Lee 81, Mrs W'eiman 32.50, Joe
Leathers 32.50, J W Welch 31, H A
Crosby 82.50, J Laney 32.50, Dan
Graham 82.50, Cash 31.50, Cash 31,
Noe 82.50, G A Stinson 32, A B
Thompson 82.50. Mrs Betts 31, J J
Kinnev S2.50. .T P DicV-pnonn so rj
V Boelling 32.50, E Z Ferguson
82.50, JEHiggins 32.50, Cash 32.50,
J W Gearhart 32.50, J P Classen
82, J E Ferguson 32.50, J D Higgins
32, Thrall & Sherman 81, TG Boell-
mg i.ju, xi unier o'iou, j w iry 3'i
O E Larsen S2. Mr "n.i-inilanT. so zn
J R Abercrombie 82.50, H Dunbar
8150, A G Allen 32.50, S H Willett
oiou o x iia rorce s, uasii si, Cash
81, T Gill 82, Cash 31, Ed Wright 82,
Chas Bishon 31. Casli 81 W n tmv..
Dermott 31, Cash 31, Cash 31, Cash
o-, oasa ou cents, u m. Moore S'i&O,
Cash 50 .cents, Bookkeeper Elmore's
Cannerv. 32. Cnnt Cirmcr so - ivr.
Donohue 32.50, J Megler 31, J C 'Car-
ruinersy, u A Abercrombie 32.30,
Cash 31, A W Babbage 82, Ca3h 31, H
P Findlay 82, JH Mansell S2.50, James
Gill 32, Jno. Wirt S3. N D Ravmond
32, W B Ross 82, SN Laws 2, Cash
50 cents, Cash 82, Arndt & Ferchen
S2.50, D J McVicar 32.50, Jap 32.50,
Brown & McCabe 82.50, Cash 31, Cash
31, Cash 82, Cash 81, Capt. J W Bab
bage 82.50, Cash 75 cents, Cash $1,
Cash 50 cenfs, Cash 31, Cash 31, H
Spellmeir 32, Cash 31, Cash 31, Cash
31, ARKanaga32,Cash31,Cash31, O
Olverson 31, Andrew Anderson 32.50,
Cash 81.50, M J Kinney 2.50, Cash 81,
Cash 81, Cash 31, J GiUis 82.50, L E
Selig 81, R. Humphrey 31, H A Smith
81.50, Aberdeen Johnson 31, Carl Ep
perly 81, H B Brown SI, OB Allen 81
J Morrison 81, total 81,129.25.
COLLECTED BT MESSRS. SURPRF.NANT
AND DANIELSON.
G WFisherSlO.JC Clinton 310, Juo
Hahn 810, Alex Campbell 810, A Booth
Pkg Co 310, S Dangizer 310, Morgan
& Sherman 810, Clatsop Mill Co. 810,
J A Devlin 310, Griffin & Reed 325,
AugDanielson 35, H Ekstrom 35,
Luigi Serra 85, B Gibson 85, JJL
Ferrell 85, Grace and Zoe Carruthers
S5. J W Bottom S!5. Ailnlnli .Tnl.noo.,
35, Thomas Graves 85, R Barth 35, G
McEwan 85, G Olsen 35, 0 Sovey 85,
I L Osgood 35, Grosbauer& BrachSS.
J C D 35, CH P 35, Magnus C Crosby
90, v, w oniveiy 90, 0 y A.Bowiuy 550,
Victor Bergman 85, Evenson & Cook
35. Foard Jk Stnfcpa 85 Hnm'l nionr.
85, Jas AV Welch 85, James Taylor S3,
S B Crow 85, F H Surprenant 32.50,
Mrs B Grant 82.50,; H J Wherity &
Gilmore 32.50, J H Johannson 32.50,
u xauey oz-ou, a u r isner s&u, 1 J
Goodman 82.50, 0 B Estes S2.50, Robb
& Parker 32.50. Th Olsen 89 m t a
Johnson 82.50. Eugene Peenles
32.50, TDailey32.50,P Gillmore 82.50,
P A Stokes S2.50, Geo. Noland 82.50,
M Jeldness 82, Cosmo 82, G W Ruck
er S2, N Davich 82, L I Johnson
31.50, Anton Nicholas S1.50, J E
SaariandBro3 50 cents, P O'Hara
81, J Turk 81, Alex Sutton 81, J J
Stokes SI, G D Jones 81, John G
Niemi 31, J. p. Hynes 81, Alex Hol
man 81, Cash 81. H F Prael 81, B G
CondekagSl, M Belcher SI, II C
Kindred 31, H Kerchoff 31, G W
Lounsberry 81, E A Noyes SI, S P
Pepino 50 cents, B B Franklin 50
J Wolf 50 cents Jim Chin 50 cents.
Total 3322: total ot Harris and
Week's list 81,129.25-grand total
31,451.25.
WelnliartTs Beer.
And Free Lunch at the Telephone Sa
loon, 5 cents.
Go to Jeff's tor Oynters.
THE STABS W OUR FLAG.
How theBureiaorXaTlgatloa hat Ordered
Then Arranged.
The official arrangement ot the
forty-two stars of the Union on naval
flags after July,4tb,.a3 ordered by the
oureau 01 navigation is as follews:
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Women have been working on the
new flags necessary to equip the 235
vessels belonging to the government
ror two month3 past, and the appro
priation has been used up. No more
labor can be done until next year's
appropriation becomes available after
June 30th.
Merchant vessels cannot fly flags
with more than thirty-eight stars un
til after congress shall pass an enab
ling act.
Swi Bemarki About AdTertlita;.
There are more worthy charities for
the money of Salem's business men
than rump newspapers and blackmail
ing publications, and they know it,
and act accordingly. Advertising is
an investment. It is either a good
investment, an mdmerent one, or a
poor one. it it is in a sheet without
circulation or character, or in a sheet
that does not reach the constituency
of the advertiser, it is worse than
money thrown away; if it is in a sheet
of meagre circulation, poorly gotten
up and printed, it is an indifferent in
vestment, even at a lowprice; but if it
i3in a newspaper of acknowledged
circulation and influence, that is well
made up and printed, and that circu
lates amongst the people the adver
tiser desires to reach, it is a good in
vestment at a reasonable price. No
good business man can afford to ig
nore this fact, and no progressive bus
iness man in Salem does ignore it
Salem Statesmaii, 22.
THE LADIES DELIGHTED.
The pleasant effect and the perfect
safety with which ladies may u-e the
liquid fruit laxative, Syrup or Figs, un
der all conditions make it their favorite
remedy. It is pleasing to the ej e and to
the taste, gentle, yet effectual m acting
on the kidneys, liver and bowels.
A Trip to Xacottah
On Sunday through the kindness of
L. A. Loomis, president of tho I. and
S. B. railroad, an Astorian represent
ative took a trip to Narcottah, the
terminus of the road. Leaving As
toria at 9 a. m., Ilwaco was reached
two hours later, where the cars were
all in readiness to take the excursion
ists. Nacottah was reached at noon,
a large number stopping there to view
the beauties of the new town, while
others took the stages and left for Oys
terville, arriving in time for dinner.
At 4 o'clock the cars started on the
return trip, and on arriving at Ilwaco
the Ilwaco bras3 band was standing
in front of the Central hotel, playing
some lively music.
A saw mill is soon to be erected at
Nacottah, J. K. Morrison is putting
up a restaurant there. W. W. Wrard
is also putting up a saloon, this and new
little town will soon be putting on
metropolitan airs.
Eiipcpsy.
This is what you ought to have, in
fact, j on must have it, to fully eiijov
life. Thousands are searching fnr ft
daily, and mourning because they find
it not. Thousands upon thousands ot
dollars are spent annually by our peo
ple in me nope mai tney may attain
this boon. And yet it may be had b
all. We guarantee that Electric Hitters,
if used according to directions and the
ue persisted in, will bring ou Good
Digestion and oust the demon dyspep
sia and insti-ad Eupepsj . We recom
mend Electuc Bitters for Dyspepsia
and all diseases of Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys. Sold at GOc. and Sl.00 per bot
tle by .I. W.Conn, Druggist.
Xo Doubt loj HiTe Xotlceit Tliti.
If a man is dead sure of anything in
this world he can gamble on it. The
trouble with the average man is that
he is not quite certain ot what he
knows. It all depends upon some
thing else. Neio Orleans Picayune.
A Scrap ofPaper Saves Her J.lfc
it was just an ordinary scrap of wrap-
nllicrnannr tint It coveri hut- lif. t.1...
was in the last stages of consumption,
told by physicians that she was incura
ble and could live only a short time;
she welched les than seventv nmimlc
On a piece of wrapping paper she read'
i ii. imiik "i ncn iJiscuvrry, ami goi a
sample bottle it helped her, she bought
a larger lmttle, it helped her more,
bought another and grew better fast,
continued its use and is now strong,
healthy, rosy, plump, weighing HO
pounds, tor fuller particulars send
stamp to W. II. Cole, Druggist, Fort
Smith. Trial Bottles of this wonderful
Discovery Free at J. W. Conn's Drug
store. Tlo Paris Tailor
HaS l'lHt rPOeil'Pil tliO Timet nlniroi.t
Stock of Spring and Summer Suitings.
Don't miss going to see him. He turns
out Elegant Fits, and sells very cheap.
Closing Out Sale in Millinery.
Xv entire strut! nf Hoto !-.....
Flowers, Featheis and-Ribbons will be
sold at cost for the next thirty days.
These wishing bargains should call
earlj . Store fixtures for sale.
15. WAQF.NIIT.AST.
All the Itatentmedipinpa u.it'ar!.t
ill this paper, together with the choicest
Giiuiiiri .,,,wiu uuici, articles, riccau
ebOIIL'llt lt the Inwpct ttrir.no o i w
Conn's drug btore. opposite Oc.tiilent
ADVICE TO MOTUEItS.
Mrs. WTVsrmv'a SnfMirttn u..n.n
should always be used for children
tPP.thlnfr ll. unntlioo Un A1.il,l unrinn
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
chohc, and is the best remedy fordiar-
1 una. i cmjf-uvc cents a uottie.
Ludlow's Ladies S3X0 Fine Shoes;
also I lexible Hand turned French Kids,
at VJ. Goodman's.
CMltoCryfirPitclier'sCastoria
White Goods Department ! !
New, and Seasonable Goods
India Linens,
Venetian Stripes,
French Lawns,
Margate Piques,
Figured Piques,
Persian Lawns,
Cable Cords,
French Batiste,
Checked Swiss.
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Leading Dry Goods and Clothing
Morgan & Sherman
GROCERS
And Dealers In
Caieryjiilies!
Special Attention Clvento Filling
Of Orders.
A rUL LINE CARRIED
And Mipplles furnished at Satis
factory Terms.
I'nri'h.ises delivered In any part of the city.
Office and Warehouse
lit Hume's New Building on Water Street.
1. O. Box 15.1. Telephone No. ST.
ASTORIA, OREGON.
Astoria Gallery.
FOK THE BEST
PHOTOS, TINTYPES
Or any Kind of Photographic Work,
Call at the
ASTORIA GALLERY,
fluod Work and Reasonable Prices
Guaranteed.
Misses G. &. Z. CARRUTHERS,
(Successors to H. S. Shuster.)
Watchmaker
Jeweler,
Seaside Boarding.
Parties desiring Good Board and Clean,
Comfortable Lodging at Reasonable
Terms, can be accommodated at
Mrs. May Ross' Private Boarding
House,
Tbree-blocks below Grimes' Bridge, Sea
side, Oregon.
IB. 3F jSLXiXiEKT,
DEALER IN
Wall Paper and Oil Paintings
SPECIALTY,
Sign Writer, Grainer and
Ornamental Painter.
Cor. Cass and Jefferson Sts., Astoria, Or.
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THE
4th
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July Celebration!
IN ASTORIA !
Guaranteed to surpass anything yet gotten up in the
State of
A. MONSTKE PARADE,
Boat, Bycicle and Foot Races,
Prize Drill by the O. N. G.,
Firemen's Tournament,
Fat Men's Race and Pig Chase,
Comical Curiosities,
Grand River Illumination !
AT NIGHT!
And a hundred other attractions to please the Babies
and enthuse the adults.
HERMAN WISE will see to it that you enjoy your
self and are dressed appropriate to the occasion. H is stock
is complete and his prices will fetch the closest buyer.
A cordial invitation is hereby extended to you to attend
The Grand Celebration !
And call for Real Bargains at
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Corded Piques,
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