r jp-y-vw" a- yx ASTORIA, OREGON: made, as the fittings and equipment HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. FEB. 28 will cost S10,000. For this reason it . nm is thought best to increase thcappio- I As FileJ la Tiie County Recorders Office priatiou by the sum above mentioned. ' Yterday.. SATURDAY. .MARC. I 1 16C0 Younc Kiril'k Lidberg Sci lonely Injured. ISSUED EVERY MORNING, (Moi:da excepted.) J. P. HALL.ORAN & COMPANY. Publishers :i:id Proprietors. atou:an r.rn.:n;. - Cas Stki.kt. Yesterday about 4:30 o'clock Mr. Lidberg and his boy were passing by the post ollice. As he expected some mail from Shoalwater Bay ATr. Lul bertj sent the boy into the ollice and walked on ahead. He had parsed Terras of Subscription , "-'" " uiii ivu u wU vyiuii uu- Serrcl M Carrier, ,r woek - 13 eta Jenly he heard a cry and looked back. Sent by Sail. j.cr month Goers ' He saw his son rolling over and over Sent by Mali, one ear $7.w , like a ball in front of the hono air. lreeortONL-iseioMibcniK. It seems that the boy started to run Tun AvToniAV suamnte s to its adcr-1 and catch his father. He evidently tvr iho larse-t oirc til.itioi. f aii nruspa- I thought he could getbevond the track lrjjubnned on the Columbia r.wr. i before the car came aiomr. In this - -- I , . , , -. 11L". 5 no was misiaKen i wis coming rrevioualv retried this year down grade and dnver Alibhorn did A.H. Wilson and wire to JThos. G. Kners, land in sec tion ft, T 8 N, R 9 V. . . .$ 750 V. S. Kinnev and wife to F. S. Field, et al lots 2, 7, 8. blk 110, Shiveiys 4,000 Bich.ird Careus to C. B. Thomn. XJ of the SEJ4', HH of the NEi. of sec tion 2, T7X. P.6W. about 1C0 acres 1,000 J. C. Adams and wife to John Lcwi. lots 0, 7, blk 2, tract .'. Chelsea 120 Caroline Van Dnsen to Flor ence Vadloijjh, bile 20. Ol- BISIIOP WHITTAKER IX NEVADA. Breezy Reminiscences of the DistiagaUhed Prelate of an Old Friend. CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER. To-night: --The Great Metroixriis:' Reserved seaN Novelty store. at the New York Win. Partington opens the Portland saloon this morning. Mrs. A. F. Kragcr will begin teach ing school at Clatsop on the 1st of next month. Comparison of The Mokkixg Asto kiax witli alleged ''competitors" is constantly and cordially invited. Tim Weekly Astowax, a large twclve-pago paper, the cream of The DAnr, appears this morning. The bay has been very calm during the last few days, looking more like a qniot lake than the mouth of a great river. The close salmon season on the Co lumbia begins to-day. Purely as a business proposition it should be strictly observed. The officers of the Manzanita will be pleased to known that the money is appropriated for a new boiler for their boat. A certain real estate dealer suc ceeded in making one dollar yesterday on quite an extensive transfer and thinks ho will have it framed. Fred Saiz, the popular saddler is in biifcuiess on his own account with a largo new stock, at the old stand, and ready as ever to do work neat, quick and satisfactory. 1 S56,90G G. W. Rucker has received a letter from Hon. T. A. Stevaus, grand master workman of the jurisdiction, saying that he will surely bo here this even ing to deliver the address before the lodge. In the case of the city against IvXc Intyre tried in the police court, Mc Intyre was sentenced to a fine of 100 or twenty days in jail. In the case of the city vs. Wyman, it was ordered dismissed. not have time to possibly stop. , The horse struck the boy in the back, I which knocked him down. The horse and car then passed partly over him. Ed. Foster was near with his express ) wagon. ATr. Lidberg and Foster) lifted Fredrick into this and took t him quickly to Dr. Fulton's ollice where his wounds were carefully dressed. His left leg was fractured below the knee, and his right leg badly lacerated so as to have prooably , cut an artery. At last accounts the boy was doing as well as could be ex- , peeled. Air. Lidberg exonerates ' driver Alibhorn from blame, Fred rick is about ten jears old, and one of several children. The family has re cently come from Minnesota. The accident which happened to young Frederick Lidberg, jesterdny, should be a lesson to other small boys of the city. It is remarkable that more accidents have not hap pened. Almost every day these boys go running and jumping about the cars, never thinking of any clangor. Of course this boy was 110L fooling at the time, but btill his misfortune should have its effect in making oilier careful. Everywhere it appears to bA a popular amusement among small bosto tamper with cars and truck wagons. They will be more thought ful in the future in this city. An Impo:! ant I'.tint. During tiie trial of the feialo vs. Whalen, which came up yesterday the circuit court, an interesting point 1 in cross examination was developed. District attorney McBride asked Wh.. len if he was ever before convicted or felony. Curtis for the defence at ene: objected and read extensively from a decision of Judge Thayer in support of the ground he had taken. After a little further discussion by Mr. Mc-1 Bride the objection was allowed and the question not pet mil ted. This is the first lime this point has eonm up ( here that a witness shall not be obliged to give testimony against himself by ' answering whether he has been con victed of previous crime. j Total to date S 802,777 AT THE THEVrEK. Tiie l'lav f "The tivat 3Ictroiolis." Tliere was good acting at the thea ter last night. The curtain ro:c at 8, and bv 8:30 the noise in the house had ho farsub-jdod that those in the front row of scats could form a faint idea of 1 what was going on. 011 the stage. ' By nine o'clock comparative quiet enabled nearly all except those who ' take a delight in making nuisances of themselves to enjoy a well played melodrama. The best acting was done by Win. Morriss, who as the outspoken Will Web-ter with his heart on his sleeve, brave and headstrong, but overpow ered by the contending passions of love and revenge, dieted descived applause. The life of the piece was Harry Bell, the real estate rustler, who lit up the sad situations with the genius of hi- wit and whose song ' "Tis a little too good to bo true." i-, worth hearing. Messrs. Armstrong, 1 FLsk and Lent were good in their I respective parts, and Miss Clyde LTer , 0:1, as the unfortunate victim of per fidy, made ih' mo-.t of the character 1 assigi.exl her. Th' play is the usual business, vice foiled, right triumphant and the vil- Scaly Skin: Diseases and entire 121 1 l!iii l-itl!rwl nrn tiie ilnnc nviinrV 111 ("""""-"-" " 1 '" " - i is wen pin 011 me bu-uu. The scene in the lifo-saving station where the toasts are interrupted and the men hurry out to save the shipwrecked crew'or the Fbjiny Fish is well done, the life-saving appliances, life line, breeches buoy and all, being well put on. The play will be repealed this even ing, and is worth bccing. the company being a clever one, and away above the average in ability. PKIiSOXAL JIENTION. The jury in the case of the elate vs. Whalen. after being out several hours returned a verdict of guilty, last even ing. The jury were dismissed until JISSU this morning, and the court was adjourned until 9 a. m. It is encouraging to note that a good vized force of men are to hurry along the building of Young's new block Now the city wants to see many times that number of carpenters employed on other structures. A Neiessarj' lnn!iflcatin. When foreigners apph for j C. lw Thomson has been re-appoiut-' ed a notary public. , Dr. Kinney and his wife haye gone . to Chicago, starling last night il.nlr ' Miss Alice Stockton returned to As- At the meeting of the W. C. T. U. Thursday afternoon it was voted to invite Mrs. Dr. Orpha D. Baldwin of Cleveland, O., national superintend ent heredity and hygiene, to give one lecture in Astoria on March 21st. When the electric light poles were erected on Benton street it is very evident that they were not carefully aligned. A glance from the court house tip the street shows most of them to be standing out of plumb. If it has been very cold in Astoria for several days, it is remarkable how many men are about town without overcoats, and often with their regular coats unbuttoned. This could not be clone in the east hi the same latitude. One day last week Messrs. Frcder ickson and Laughebach near Cath lamct caught a seal in their salmon net that weighed 200 pounds. The fishermen say there are more seals in the river this spring than they have seen for many 3. ears. Last Thursday senator Mitchell in troduced the bill appropriating S3.7S3 to reimburse this city for im provements made around the United States custom house and postoffice, as ler detailed account recently sent from the city clerk's office. final papers they are always asked if they have read the constitution of the United Shites. This is one of the ab solute requirements to citizenship in this country. Many of thcc appli cants canuol read English. Yesterday Abram E. Juntle applied before Judge Taylor for his final papers. He was asked iHie had rea I the constitution, ho replied that he had. He was then asked if he could read the constitution in English. This he could not do but used a Finnish translation. As the judge has had several cases like this, lie ordered Juntle to bring the translation into court this morning. His word was not doubted, but it will make abso lute proof. The Oresctn" Libeled. James Laidlaw as administrator of the estate of Chas. Austin and Mat thew Beed, of Cardiff, Wales, the i,ca men lulled on lxarcl of the Clan Mc Kcnzie at the time she was run into by the steamer Ure'jon.hixs libeled the Oregon for So,000 each for the life of the men, claiming they were young and able bodied and their future pros pects in life reasonably worth that much. Laidlaw was appointed ad ministrator of their estates by the county court of Columbia county. It may be incumbent upon Mr. Laidlaw to prove these men dead in order to recover, as their bodies have not'.et been found, although supposed to'be 1 "V Conn, Robert Christie. E. C. .' at the bottom of the river. . rs, Thos. O'Councr, A. H. Sale. 11 toria yesterday on the Telephone. H. Dudley :nid John Johnson, of ima lady lloquiam, V ashiugton, are in town. II. Reee, of Gri'. harbor, and S. .S. Der. of Wii'.apa, came to town jeeterday. AV. Y. jl'horiiburg of Ski.mokawa and ?tl?s jjulu King of Portland Avere married last Wednesday. ClF.rriT COI'RT I'ROCEF.niXKS. 1 Feb. 23. Taylor J. ; In the ctise of Bergman A: Marion 1 vs. II. A. Sinidt defendant asks to file 1 amended M!Mer, and allowed until 2 i. 3t. Thompson tc Ross vs. the Pacific ' Construction Co.; judgment for plaiu- tili and order of sale for attached properly. Waldo O. Young vs. Lucy C. Young et at: objection to the bill of the ref erees. Stale of Oreguii vs. John Dunbar; I on trial with the following jurv: Robert Christie. W. J. Scully, M. I Devcrcaux, F. Sherman, R. J. Morri 1 son, J. W. Walker, W. A. Johnson, A. 1L Sale, Thomas O Conner, A. E. Tur lay, J. P. Scothan, Jtunes Brown. The jury rendered a verdict of guil ty. Tuesday was appointed for sen tence. Stale of Oregon vs. H. Whalen; on trial with the following jury: A. E. Turlay, W. 0. Scully, J. P. Scothan, J. Jeft- J. A. O. U. W. Anniversary. The house of C. W. Dnrr at Gray's river narrowly escaped destruction by fire yesterday morning. A fortunate accident delayed the steamer Itital and her passengers saw the fire and put it out after the roof and some of the furniture had been burned. Work begau yesterday on the motor line to girdle Smith's Point, an impor tant enterprise. This is a sure thing; no talk, but work. A telegram yes terday says 150 tons of iron are on the way. This will lay three miles of road. The work will be pushed to successful completion. At a school meeting in upper As toria last Wednesday night, Ben Young was elected director to fill the unexpired term of W. F. McGregor. At a meeting of the board of directors last night, Mr. A. Clark was elected teftcher. He will assume his duties next Monady. As to-day is the 11th anniversary of the organization of Sea Side Lodge No. 12, A. O. U. W., the members of the lodge propose to observe the same by enjoying a general good time at their hall this evening. There will be good speaking, music and singing. Hon. T. A. Stevans, grand master workman of the jurisdiction will le present on this occasion. He will be pleased to meet the citizens of Astoria and their families. Other speakers t will also be present to address the meeting. The exercises will begin at 850, doors open at S. A cordial invitation is extended to all. j Morrison. U. It. fcoronsGii, . L. mc- 1 Groskv, F. Sherman. . H. D. McGinuis vs. H. A. Smidt. continued for term and given until June 1st to answer. I Worsley &Cannthcrs vs. J. Resan I icli, argument on the demurrrer to an swer. "There, look at that, will your' cned Colonel Amos Tompkins, of Virginia City, in the office of the Pal ace last week, indicating a dispatch in the Examiner telling how a man had taken a shot at Bishop Whittaker. The colonel was elated with triumph. "You see, it says," he continued, leading the way to the bar, automatic ally, "that the fellow is a temperance man and wanted to do up the bishop because he doesn't stand in with the high-and-drys. When temperance is indulged in too long and permanently it hardens men's hearts, destroys their better feelings and too frequently leads them into crime. What'll you liavcV"' "Do von know the bishop, col onel?" "Do I? WThat? Do I know the bishop? Why shouldn't I? He -was at the head of tho Episcopal end of the theological lino over in our state for ever so many years, and everybody who has lived in Nevada knows him and respects him, too, sir. Ho worked two shifts every twenty-four hours and would preach at the drop of the hat, night or day. The only thing any of us have got against him is that ho left us. "Bishop,' says I, 'I don't go to church myself,' but Whittaker and I were tho "warmest kind of friends 'Bishon.' says I to him on C street one day, 'don't leave us. After tho long experience you've had of the civiliza tion of Nevada the nickel-chip layout of Pennsylvania wont suit your tastes at all. Stay where yon are and be a high-roller among tho high-rollers.' "But co ho would, and now they've taken to shooting him. I shouldn't wonder ir this would settle things and the bishop'd skip back to Nevada. No Comstocker can stand a place like Philadelphia very' long. We ain't used to tho rough ways of tho front ier. Nobody." pursued tho colonel, draining his" second glas3 in luxurious comfort, "nobody over took a shot at the bishop over there. The worst that ever happened him was to be kicked." "Kicked!'' "Yes, sir; kicked. It was done in Virginia City, and I saw it with my own eyes. It was a winter morning and tho Bishop was climbing up Tay lor street in the narrow path in the snow that the miners had trodden down on their way to work. Tbe bishop's a very little man, you know, but two ladies who were behind him couldn't get past him. Ho was deep in thought and didn't hear them. They wero holding their skirts high to keep them out of tho snow. The lady ahead of the other got kind o' mad at last and cried eut: "Plague tako yon. Whiffet, get out of the way and let ladies go by, can't you?" and with that she let lly a kick that lifted the bishop clean out of the path into the deep snow. "Well, sir, you never saw a man so amazed as the bishop was, and, as for tho lady, it's only justice to say that when sho saw who it was sho'd kicked she blushed and apologized as any wonld under tno oircum lances. "Ah," said the colonel, wagging his head and smiling down into his glass, "we all loved tho bishop, and the boys at Candelaria were particularly fond of him. Ho was over there preaching one Sunday, and after morning service took a stroll to the outskirts of the town with a couplo of ladips of the conerecation. Prospect shafts were as thick as gopher holes and the boys were all at work. Sunday made no difference to them. Half of the holes belonged to Mike Brannon, an old friend of mine, a perfect giant, and as simple minded as a baby. Ho was us bald as Mount Davidson, and some of the fellows had told him that if ho'd nib his head with kerosene oil and onions, and cut the crown out of his hat so that tho sun could shine on his skull, his hair would grow again. "That was a joke, you know," ex plained the colonel, but Mike took it .ill 111, and when the bishop and the ladies came up to where he was, there stood ?dike tugging and grunting away at the windlass hoisting rock, audthe hot summer sun blazing down on his shining crown. "The biohop, one of tho best heart ed men that over breathed, was horri fied. " 'Good heavens, man,' says he, why don't you gel a proper hat? You will be injured." 'How'll Oi be injured r growled Mike, straining at the windlass, the sweat pouring off him. " 'Your brain will bo injured.' " 'Brains, is it? Brains?' and Mike put two-horse power on tho windlass and landed tho bucket, 'Sure, an' if Oi had anv brains d'ye think I'd bo here?' " covering fm.ee. head iwvUHvHUeaeabM. Bkin red, itchy mndtteedium. Hair all Bfne. Spent hundred fdommra. Jrnounced incurable. Cured by CutieuraKemedie Cured by Cuticura My disease (psoriasis) first broke cmtoe my left cheek, spreading across my nose and almost covering my face. It ran Into my eyes and my physician was afraid I would lose my eyesight altogether. It spread all orer my head and my nair an fell oat, until I was entirely bald-beaded ; it then broke out on my arms andshoolder,until my arms were Just one sore. It covered my entire body, mv face, head andshonlders being the w orst. The white scabs fell constantly from my head, shoulders and arms; the skin would thicken and be red and very Itchy, aud would craclc and bleed if scratched. After spending many hundreds of dollars 1 was pronounced incurable. I heard of the Ccticuha Bexeoies. and after using two bottles CtrrictJKA Resolvckt I conlu see a change ; and after I had taken four bottles I was almost cured ; and when I had used six bottles of Cuticuka Kksoltjcxt and one box of Cuuicura, and one cake of Cut icura Soap. I was cured of the dreadful disease from which I had suffered for five years. I theught the disease would leaTe a very deep scar, but the Cozxcur A Bkmk dies cured it without any scan. I cannot express with a pen wliat I suffered' bf ore using the Cuticura Remedies. Ihey saved my life, and I felt It my duty to rec ommend them. My hair Is restored as good as ever and so Is ray eyesight. I know of others who have received great beneAtfrora their use. MM. K09A KKLbX. Boclcwell City, leva. Cuticura Resolvent, The new Blood andSkln purifier and purest and best of humor remedies, internally, and Cuticura. tbe great Skla Gere, aad Cuti cura SoAP,an exqaWte 8kt BeauUter. ex ternally have cured thowandsof eases where the shedding of scales "measured a quart daily, the skin cracked, bleeding burning and itching almost beyoM kuman endurance, hair lifeless r allgoBAiVBienng terrible. What other remedies karftjtoade such cures? fj Sold everywhere. Price, Ctmcuju, 50c; Soap, 25c: Resolvent. IL. Prepared by the Potter Druo axd Cxzxxcax Corfora tiov. Boston. ftTSend for "How to Cure SkinSiseases." 61 paxes, 50 illustrations and low testimonials. ON THE ROAD! Expected to Arrive Daily! OVER FIFTY OASES New Spring Goods mmv. II. COOPER, TIM Strat. THE. Leading Dry Goods and Clothing House of Astoria n I y PLES, black heads, red, rongh, chap rlm pedand oily skin prevented by Cut icura. Soap. J m IT STOPS THE PAIN. SCT Back-ache, kidney pains, weak ness, rheumatism aud muscular WW pains relieved in one minute by Wmmmthc CutteuraAntl-Paln Platter. Tbe ttrst and only Instantaneous paln-klll-tng plaster. Marshall & Co., Salmon it Twines MANUFACTURED BY GEO. A. CLARK & BROS., NEW JERSEY. For Sale by I. SMITFI, Agent, Offlco at Wherry & Co's. NOTICE! MARINE NEWS AND NOTES. So far auditor Jewett has received no bids or applications for the proposed issue of city bonds to tho amount of S22.930. It is hardly time, as voL to hear from tbe east, where it is nrobable that tho loan at tho pro posed rate of interest (four per cent) could with most liklehood be placed. Passcuseis lly the '"It. R. Thompson.' Tbe Santa How passed out yester day morning. She had on more freight than for somo lime. This is proba- 1 bly her last trip north for the present The wrecker WhUclaw i3 doing some work around tho" Astoria docks. Yesterday with her divers and apparatus a safe was raised off iho Telephones wharf, belonging to Foard k Stokes, and part of a stovo in front of the V. P. dock. E'x:tarial!c ICfsruc. Mrs. Michael Curtain. Pl.unliehl, 111., inakc- the statement that she caught By Special Reoues Thompson & Ross Carry a Full Line of Choice Staple and Fancy Groceries. Give Us a Call and Be Convinced. Block Twenty-Six Hustler and Aiken's Carnahan & Go. SUCCESSORS TO I. "W. CASE, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN &ENERAL MERCHANDISE, Comer Chenaraib end Ca streets. ASTCKIA OREGON Morgan & Sherman GROCERS This Fine Residence Property, Overlooking Young's Bay on Southern Slope, is now on Sale. Taj Ior'd motor lino and projected cable car line will pass in front of this Block. Lots Ie cl and all cleared. The Most Desirable and Valuable Residence Property in Astoria John Ifouson, Esq.. will build a flno residence on this block in a fow months. Hood neighbors make property desirable. BUY T0-D Y AND GET CHOICE LOTS. wtaiaie m mtmm& m YOU WANT TO MAKE INVESTMENT? IF SO BUY IN And Dealers iu I HEREBY EXTEND THE TIME OP MUM OT Tho following is tho list of those who "went to Portland last night: Y. S. Ennvon, G. "W. Williams, H. Poole, A. E. Campbell, J. H. D. Gray, cold which sullied on her lunjis; she L W. Case, A. Augustine. J. Strauss, a- f.eaiea a liioiiltt uy hpr tainiiy piiy .T F Teb- sieian. out urew wor&e. lie loin ner sin T W. P.nnl.- -I RnBimilmll. -T V Toh- hfitf a. T)r. Itinufiv and wife. .T. O. linn-1 w-v? a hopelefsrietim ofconwutption and thorn, Miss French, Miss Smith, Mrs. that no medicine could cure her. . dniffJift Mig0sid j)r. Her tj.h.ui.u, -l...;o ...., ..-!... ;.,.,,, . vllirirftkoi llr JJimr'c V-j. Eoss, L. L. Greentree, H. Flecheii-1 DNcmvry lur Consumption : sire'houcht stem, H. A. bhorey, C. J. Hall, U. n. . ,i botth and to hrrciclmht found herself Crowelh E. A. Seelcv, P. H. Johnson, ! bom fitwl from first dose, -lie oontm- M.P. Callendar. T. E. Cankiu. D. ! "! :tsi:so,:-ml after tat;inut iibnttk' 51.tjpy Iloosicr. AV111. Tiiiimons, postmaster of Ida viile. IiulM writes: "Electric Bitters has done more for me than all other medicines combined, for that had feel ing aiising from Kidney ami Liver tiouule.' John Leslie, farmer and .stockman of same place, sas: "Find Kloclric JJittersto be the best Kidney and Liver medicine; made me feel like a now man.' J. "SV. Gardner, hardware merchant, same town, s.iys: Electric Bitters is just the thing fur a man who is all run down and don't caro whether he lives or dies; he found new strength, good appetite and felt just like he had a new leoe on life. Only 50c. a bottle, at .1. W. Conn's Drug Store. itemembcr the Austin house at the Seaside is open tho year 'round. lVleiltOilcliOl1lCIH J10H8C. Host r.eds in town. Rooms per night K) and 'Si cts., per week S1J50. New and clean. Private entrance. Gage and wife, 0. H. Bain, G. Cabot, H. Shannon, J. M. Olsen, J. .T. Kin ney, Prof. Pratt, W. S. Kinney. Notice to Members of Seaside Lodge, No. 12. A. O. IT. W. One of the foremost literary women of America is Ella Higginson, whose poetry and fiction has been published widely in the leading periodicals. Sho is an original thinker and an incisive writer in prose, as well as a poet, and her pen always commands the atten tion of thoughtful people. Mrs. Hig ginson lias assumed editorial charge of a woman's department in West Sherc and will make that excellent illustrated weekly doubly interesting to the women of the west The secretary of the treasury has sent to tho house a letter asking an additional appropriation of $10,000 for completion of a lightship at the laouth of the Columbia river. The earn of $00,000 was appropriated for this purposes. Bids were opened a abort tire ago in Portland, when one from San Fraackco was found to be for f86tO00,ia another from Portland for 168,750. The letting could not be All members of Seaside Lodge No. 12, A. O. U. W., are requested to meet at their hall this evening at 7 o'clock sharp, to transact tho regular business of the lodge before the evening's ex exercises. G. W. Etjokeb, M. W. Attest: W- B. Bos?, Eecorder. fo n:d herself sound ami well, now docs iior housework and is as well as she put wa. Free trial bottles f this gre.it Discovciy at J. V. Conn's Drug J-'tore, largo b tsios,.r(0.'. and t. There wiil be a social dancn at Lib erty Hall this evening under the auspices of the Alpha .'vicial club The grand march will be played at 7 o'clock. TJtzinger's orchestra will furnish the music: admission one dollar. Do Yen I.ikc a Good Cigar? Call at Charley Olsen's, east of C. II. Cooper's. He will suit you. A fine stock of cigars to select from. Fr Fine Photographs, Go to Misses Carruihers' photograph gallery: Tliiid street, opposite Mor gan & Sherman's. .U1VICK 10 3J07i!EIti. Mi:s. Vi.sj.,)vr's Soothing Sykut -Inmld nhvajs be Used tor children too'hing. It -uo:hi'3 tho child, m ions iho gums, allays all p.im. euros wind cholic. and is iimbci remedv fordiar-rhojfuTwenty-fivo cents a bottle. liento Hooded to Orrter. l'rSvate rooms for ladies and families: at Central KiMnnranl, next to Foard fe Stokes. Co;lce and cake, tan rpnts. at the Central Restaurant. Ludlow's Ladies' Saoo Fine Shoes; also flexible hand-turned French Kids, at P. J. Goodman's. FOE, SALE ! PRICES ON ALL MY GOODS, CaieirJiJlies! Special Attention Given to Filling Of Orders. A FULL LINE CARRIED And Supplies furnished at Satis factory Terms. Purchases delivered in any part of the city. Office and Warehouse In Hume's New Building on Water Street. P. O. Box 138. Telephone No, 37. ASTORIA, OltECSOIV. ALLEN & SIMPSON, For 10 Days Longer HERMAN WISE -THE- Thc West One-Half cf Block fticCIure's Astoria. 71, Oalv tbree blocks south cf the Odd Fel lows' hullding. There is a fine dwellinc on tills choice property that will rental top fijnircs the year round. For further particulars inquire of ASTORIA REAL ESTATE CO. 3Ptxxxx for X-Loixt With fortv-flve head of cattle for ball the Increase. Call or write to O.P.J0HANSO5, Vesper, Clatsop Comity, Or. OUReliaWeCletlifiraii Hatter Occident Hotel Buidm. Wciuliard'j Boer. And Free Lnnch at lite Telephone Sa loon, 5 cents. J.nttt. Gold glove buttoner; teturn to Occi dent hotel bar and receive reward. F. D. ltlCUAItDSON. The latot stylo or Genus' Hoots aud Shoos at P. .1. Goodmax's. diiloren Cry ferPitclers Castoria E. F. NOONAN fc CO., (Successors to) J. P. HYNES, DEALERS IN- Grroceries Produce. Water Street, Astoria, Oregon. TELEPHONE XO. 7. P. O. BOX SM DEALERS IN Wall Paper and Oil Paintings SPECIALTY, Sign Writer, Grainer and Ornamental Painter. Cor. Cass and Jefferson Sts.. Astoria, 1 H This Property is situated at the head of Young's Bay and only thirty min utes walk from U. P. Dock. STREETS ARE NOW BEING CLEARED.- Wm. B. Adair, REAL ESTATE AGENT. N. E. Cor. Olney and Third Sts. P. O. Box 436. Particular attention given to Properties in Upper Astoria; also to purchase of Tim ber Lands. For Further Information Call on Elmore, Sanborn & Co. Flynn, the Tailor, KEE?S LN bTOCK TIIE EAST HNTON Finest Woolen Goods for Suitings. ALL TUE LATEST STYLES. He buys for Cash, at Eastern Prices. He Guarantees the Best Workma . on all garments. Call and see for yourselves. Sarth's Block, Astoria. In consequence of the demand for those beautiful level lots. Mr. P. C. Warren has been Induced to plat ninety -six lots Adjoining Warrenton on the East. Which will be known and sold as East Warrenton I THE RATLEOAD runs through the plat, which Is only 200 yards from the arrenton depot. For further Information call at once on tbe ASTORIA REAL ESTATE CO. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY There is do occasion for the most fastidi ous of our citizens to send to Portland or San Francisco f or Custom Made Clothes Astkeyca get Better Fits. Better Work aaaafeip, andf for. leas Honey. By Ltftriag Oefx Orders with MEANY. Nw Qods bv Evry tttamer. C.B aai Sm Km aai Battery Tevnelf. P. J. MMny. Merchant Tailor. SEALAND. The terminus of the Hwaco and Shoalwater Bay Kailroad. THE GREAT EST SUMMER RESOKT ON TIIE NORTHWEST COAST. Lies atthe head of the .Bay, at deep water, and only twelve miles from the bar. The coming County beat and Commercial Metropolis of Pacific county. Now laid out. Lota on the market from SoO, and iiDwarus. For particulars and fnli information, call on or address B. A. SEABORG, Ilwaoo, W BARGAINS Lois in Tract 3 of the beautiful suburb of CHELSEA, only lie minutes walk from the steamer landing at Sklpanon and terminus of A. & S. C It. K. These lots are 50x100 feet, on the first bench above the tide land, are clear and level, and good water obtainable within ten feet of surface. Prices from SCO to $75 ; 20 down, balance S10 per month. Ten Acres, suitable for platttmr, clear and level ; on county road and within easy drive of Astoria. Front Corner Residence Lot in Block No. SO, Olneys. Six Lots in Block 9, ADAIR'S ASTORIA, running clear through the block, and mak ing a fine residence site. 100x150. Only one block from Columbia river and street car line. Trice, $1,050, part cash. J. H. MANSELL, Real Estate Broker. UrWl V catvfc l w..,. . irC V,":.:Wrs - All" Mi' co V"W AV?gtU.W oi Y! lot rrfSl ess"" t - A Second-Hand Piano for Salt ATA BARGAIN-A SQUARE GBAJfft .- iiiuiuuuuD uj iiuuiau Hi dition. Also a fine Estey Oigaa, new. Inquire of A. L. Fraaeii, Fourth, and Cass. V & v - -rtJZ ,K- .r7-l -& '"' r-