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CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
A silk nmbrella found at the opera
boose, awaits ownership at thfc ollicc.
The ladies' relief corps held their
monthly meeting yesterday and
elected two members.
A delegate who came in to attend
the convention to-day reports the
snow nearly two feet deep near Jewell.
Hon. Ii. A- Seaborg. has purchased
the interest of Petit Bros, in the new I
steamer Stiomi and now is the sole !
There are several holes m the planks
on Third street which should be re
paired at once, or some horse will have
a broken leg lx'fore long.
A small engine and screw propeller
is at the V. 1. dock for 13. W. llobon,
of Knappton, evidently to be used in
a small boat or launch.
llainlriU Olseu the three year old
daughter of Axil and Olena Olson.
died yesterday of brain fever. The
funeral will be thi afternoon.
Quito a new section of hidewalk is
leing put in on the north side of Third
Mreot, near the Columbia foundry, to
replace that which was worn very
thin.
doMjph McLoy, who was nnv-stcd
early yesterday morning for drunken
ness, came before .nidge .Jewel t. yes-
U-nhiy afternoon in the imuicc court, i
and wis fined five dollars.
, , ,. L . .
case of Mrs. Baker came up for trial, i
111 llll." JMIIHX- 1'OllH XL'MCKlii. 4IU-
m plead nut guilty to the charge or
Mliciting. but was ried. found guilty
and lined a big American double
eagle.
Mr. Johnson, representing the linn
of Hoffman t Smith, will be down
this morning from Portland to have a
conference with the board of directors
or the Astoria and South Coa.l Bail
way Company.
Daring the late rain and wind
storm. "Win. Tailors pile-driver, lying
at anchor in Baker's bay, went adrift
and capsized: also one of McGowan's
at Chinook which drifted ashore and
went to pieces.
The a K. F. P. U.. at their meeting
last evening decided to maintain their
demand for $1.25 a fish: and to hold
weekly meetings hereafter. The mat
ter or proposed reduction of the num
ber of boats was not brought up.
I believe," said a man yesterday,
that that is the first wooden Iudian
ever in Astoria," as he looked at the
brave who keeps guard at Tom
Iioughcry's door. And he was right.
It is the first, and isn't he a big
fellow?
The books for signature for junior
members of the Astoria Athletic asso
ciation will be open at the New York
Novelty store till the 11th inst.. after
which no more charier members in
the junior membership will be al
lowed. A chimney on tire at the residence
of Mrs. Lawrence on Third street,
last evening, caused quite an excite
ment on the street. Assistant en
gineer Surprcuant w:is, however on
hand as usual and saved an alarm
being turned in.
Two drunken individuals on the
corner of First and Benton stieets at
li3Q yesterday afternoon, tried to have
a fight, but made poor headw.iy at it,
though one did manage Jo hit the
other a severe blow on the nose, and
then departed before any ollieer ar
rived. Yestcrday a former subject of the!
king of Sweden, named Edward An-i
derson. decided that henceforth he '
will be one of the valiant band of free
men who are citizens of the broad land
which stretches from the Atlantic to
the Pacific, and which ere many de
cades roll by, will cmhrn'v the whole
of North America.
Early yesterda morning an Italian
at Skipanon. named li. Marosio. was
badly cut on the head in two places
by an ax in the bauds of a fellow
countryman named Joseph Gratnnet, !
who was auirry and apparently in-
tended to kill mm. A warrant was
issued and the offender will be ar
rested. The charge is, assault with a
deadly weapon.
The iusieclors of hull and boilers
require all passenger boats on the
Sound running night and day to carry;
wo pdols. At present .the majority of .
uicumiscan-j uub uuu miui, aim uu
is osnallv me captain, lne law re-
quires that there shall be a pilot in the . pffirffi HS UffiTt
pOot house during all of the time a , lh d, lcs (o the E epublicau ty
JffSr'wS!!? m,a?f: conventfonelectedin Astoria on March
5 ?& JS breaking the same a , mh im eIect?a . h Interesfc
fi5Cf5Mp?tnhn T fr,-M f James W. Welch for state senator,
S"i0irffl:Ily deny it and state that I a
e ! - " v....ituwv imi "'"-- !
lentlis of the steamers on the Sound
are ranning twenty out of every
twenty-four hours, and to be constant
ly on watch is too much to expect
from any man.
The Linp Working A.iin.
The telegraph line got into active
operation again yesterday afternoon
and bv 9 r. m., the accumulated dis-
patches had been sent, and the press
report begun on.
The worst break of the season had
been repaired. The lightning that lit
the heavens with flame last Sunday
nhrht plaved pranks with the tele-
crapb. At iihnd blougli, near
K&appa, is a cable that was put down
taun:,uu uii;uh.t;u iiuumtu uuu uiti
so lew. Tue iignnung penneateu ;
that, and a new cable had to be put
there.
The -work of keeping the lino in re
pair between here and Hunter's Point
as a tough job. The line is liable to
rroarKl at anv minute, and if it goes
": . .. - . ,
down in tue evening nouiing can ue
close in the -wav of repairs till the fol-
knrifig day, -when the repairers, who
are always on the alert, do all they can
to establish speedy communication.
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
The Mayor'.. Veto Was Sustained.
All six couueiknen answered to their
names when mayor Cro&bv called the
, council to order at 7:45 last evening.
ljiquor licenses were granted J. liiep
nn. A. n. f!.nrlsmi A,ifr rn;ni. -.i
Win. Lindberg. The petition of Mrs. J
Sarah Johnson for a license at the
!Coach and Hordes." was refused,
! Bergman, Fox and Parker voting for
'it: Welch, Viehaana and Elbo.n
against it.
A petition from residents in the
1 upper part of town, :isking for an
electric light near the Columbia can
1 uery, was, on motion, granted, and the
i street committee instructed to put up
, the light
A commtmicxitiun fr:u propert
i owners in the vicinity of Arch and
West Seventh, asking that the cross-
ing be postponed till after it was sur
veyed, was referred to the street com
mittee, the city surveyor and the city
attorney.
A communication was read from
Mayor Crosby, vetoing the ordinance
abolishing j?team boilers in certain city
limits. On the question, shall the
ordinance pass? -nohvithstanding the
mayor's veto the vote stood five
yeas, Councilman Fox voting no.
Councilman Bergman said he sup
posed he wa-? voting to sustain the
mayor's veto.
Councilman Parker moved that the
vote be reconsidered, which was done.
The ordinance was then defeated by
a vote of four to two, Coiincilmen
Welch and Wiekman voting for the
ordinance.
The auditor and police judge's re
port for February was reported cor
rect. The street superintendent's re
port for March was referred.
On motion or Councilman Welch,
A. Stone wis paid $32.20 for 322 yards
of earth removed at Cedar and West
Sixth streets.
An amended ordinance, adding Mc
Clure street, and providing for the
numbering of the buildings in the
1 city, was read second time.
I The following claims were ordered
paid:
Sundrv persons, SO; Carnahan t
Co., 7o cents; Astoria Gaslight Co.,
S3C20: J. F. If alloran & Co., S19.70;
Carruthers & Co., S17.70; Clatsop
Mill Co., $72.80; Foard & Stokes,
S7.S0. S'J.Oj, $3.10; sundrv
persons, sr-JU.'.K); Tnos. ueaiey, $iu:
A,ir;.. fi.,i;i,f n miiii. tth.Hrin
hd Co 272.25; Sunset Telephone
'Co.. $J; L. Martins, $12.50; Astor
11.,,. S'' (57
Auditor Jewett amid much hilarity
read a claim against the-citv from the
Portland Gaslight Co., for $21.60, for
canncl coal which the city never got.
The auditor was instructed to so no
tify the Portland parties. Adjourned.
HE L ESTATE TRANSFERS. APRIL 8.
As Filed in The Comity Recorder's Oflire
Yesterday.
L. N. Bailev to Oregon Land
Co., lots 5, 8, 9 and 12, in
blk 3, Long Branch $ 350
Previouslv reported this
year. . .. $1,168,37-1
Total to date Sl,168,724
PERSONALS.
C. W. Loughcry,. came down from
Knappa last evening.
C. II. McGnire and wife came np
from Skipanon yesterday.
E. W. Tallant and wife returned
from California overland yesterday.
.1. N. Hughes comes down from
Salem this morning to spend his va
cation. M. I'oard returned from a business
trip to San Francisco on the Oregon
yesterday.
J. P. L. Ferrill and T. Demouss
were passengers to San Francisco yes
terday by steamer.
John Blinu, who has been here for
two months on -a visit to his son who
is delivery clerk at the TJ. P. dock,
started for his eastern home yester
day, going by steamer to San Fran
cisco. County Court Proceeding.
In the county court yesterday the
petition for a county road in Warren
ton was read and allowed. W.C. Fulton
is to furnish names of viewers, and N.
D. Itaymond was appointed surveyor,
and is to name the date of meeting.
The report of the viewers and sur
veyor on the proposed county road
from the Lewis and Clarke river to
Clatsop plains was read . the second
time, the road allowed and ordered rc-
corded. Geo. Nolandistomakc entrv.
The balance of outstanding county
bonds -$10.000 was ordered paid, and
the treasurer so instructed
Tho petition of B. Burke for a reduc
tion of $15.10 overtaxed, was allowed,
and the clerk was instructed to credit
the same on a bill of provisions here
tofore furnished him, and to send him
a bill for the balance due the county,
and request settlement.
The commissioners' court then ad
journed until Saturday, April 19th, at
10 o'clock A. M.
IX PROBATE.
In the matter of the estate of D. J.
Harrington, deceased, L Bergman filed
his final account as administrator, and
the same is set for final hearing at 2
o'clock, i. ar., Thursday, May 8, 1890.
A Communication From Jas. W. Welch.
Ifc h h industriously re-
rfed tl uout the countv by irre-
, cnnnc:MOT,nrf,V0nln;m;nfrtn linTfonnlv.
licans, but who never voted a straight
'(UtiWtMlV J MWh -MUU.kU, v w .--.2-m.w
not asking for any office nor has any
one solicited any office for me from
them or from anyone.
Mv interest and share in this con-
I test is to bust the ring and give each
! and every Bepnblican who wishes it
a sav in all matters concenng tho
party welfare and then stand up and
work for tho whole ticket from top to
bottom when nominated.
j Jas. "W. Welch.
Attention Co. -n."
All members of this company will as
semble for drill at their armory, in full
uniform, this Wednesday evening,
April flth, at853 i m.; and all ex-members
will deliver to the quartermaster
serircant their uniforms and any other
i ,.".,,.. rrtnnrfv :.. ti1P-r niinn
J ami take recipts for same. By order of
I nil; uiiliuiiii. x'. . vau.ii. j ,
First Sergeant
.oticc.
All unities 1inldinr outstanding war-
. rants against Astoria Engine company
i No. 1, must present the- same to Wm.
Bock for payment within ten days, and
i nv mm linlilinir lnlc fureinct: too cnm.
anv one holdintr bills acainst the com
pans are reanested to present the same
to the secretary. J3y order of the com
pany. D. 11. Blount,
President
James Scott, Secretary.
TROUBLES OF STEAMBOAT 3IFN.
Engineers Make Charges Agaiut Captains.
Last Saturday Warren V. Sackett,
engineer of the steamer Wallaski,
presented himself at the office of
Messrs. .bdwards it Mouermott tue
bailed States local inspectors, and
preferred charges against the captain
of the craft of which he is engineer.
He made an affidavit to the effect that
the captain, Geo. F. Blake, violated
the rules governing the Wallu&ki, by
earning ninety passengers on an ex
cursion, last Fourth of July, from
Newport to Toledo.
The charge is a rather serious one
and the master of the steamer if found
guilty, will be subjected to a heavy
fine. " The certificate of inspection of
the Walluski, permits her to carry
only thirty passengers. Shortly be
fore the excursion last July the in
spectors received a letter from Blake,
asking for a special passenger permit,
but the inspectors did not think the
steamer safe with so many lives on
lward, and they were also under the
impression that the boat's sea worthi
ness was a little over estimated and
that she was allowed to carry too
many regular passengers anyway.
The "result of such an unsatisfactory
reply was, so Sackett, the engineer
avers, that the captain became intox
icated, filled his l)oat with passengers,
and put out, so mnch under the influ
ence of drink that he could not man
age the steamer and she was run into
the dock. In cases of this nature,
the law provides that the erring mas
ter shall be fined $10 for even pas
senger carried above the regular num
ber allowed and also the price of the
fare will bo remitted.
The engineer is a two-thirds owner
of the Walluski. Monday morning
he again showed up at the inspector's
office, and altatched his signature to
another affidavit Ho charged Blake
with allowing one of the crew, Jack
Robinson, an unlicensed pilot, to Like
the steamer on the day of the excursion
between the points mentioned in his
former charge. He also swears the
captain gave orders that Bobinson at
all limes, when he (Blake) was not
aboard, should take charge of and run
the steamer as though he was a regu
lar pilot The engineer cites instances,
dating for six months back, where the
boat has, by incompetent men at tho
wheel, been run aground and damaged.
He also says that since May last Blake
has been more or less under the in
fluence of liquor, and by going to
sleep while at the wheel the steamer
has been several times run ashore and
on snags.
The inspectors will leave for New
port Wednesday morning to investi
gate the charges. If found guilty on
the latter charges the captain will be
compelled to pay a fino of $100 for
every trip the boat has made without
a licensed officer at the wheel, and for
his other actions his license may be
revoked.
The charges made by Jasper M.
Heckard, of tho U. W. Rich, against
the master and owner, C. W. Rich, are
of a different nature, though quite as
serious as those made against Captain
Blake.
Captain Bich is said to have carried
passengers on his steamer, whereas ho
is not allowed by his license to do so,
and also that tho life-boat, which the
inspector ordered placed on the upper
deck of the steamer, is not there; and
the captain is quoted with having said
that he never intended supplying his
boat with any.
Heckard alleges that when leaving
Astoria the captain would make tem
porary accommodations for a great
many passengers in small boats, which
he would low behind tho Jiiclt until
out of the town, when the passengers
would all be taken aboard. Some
times there were so many that they
would bo crowded down into the
engine room, and tho chief of that de
partment says it was with difficulty
that the furnace could be fed. Many
minor instances showing the captain's
utter disregard for tho inspector's
orders were cited by the complainant
The collector of customs at Astoria
will bo notified concerning the affair.
Oregon fan, 8.
State Sf erets.
Washington, April 0. The state
department is liko a clam. It is prac
tically closed up. Tho officials who
are easy of access aro not at liberty to
say anything for publication and
Secretary Blaine, who is, is not to bo
seen. All efforts to find out anything
about the recent or pending negoti
ations about tho fisheries question, or
the seal fishery question in Behring
sea, or reciprocity negotiations with
South American republics have been
futile. Sfailo department officials
will never admit that such
negotiations aro in progress. They
have even gone so far as
to refuse to affirm that Charles Tupper
was in Washington, when he could be
seen any day at tho Arlington hotel
from which he has made frequent
visits to the lesideuce of Secretary
Blaine, halt a square distant. In fact
but little or no information of public
interest is given out from the state de
partment and Secretary Blaine, since
tho death of Walker Blaine, who was
the medium of communication be
tween the public and the secretary.
has lost in tho estimation of his
warmest friends much reputation by
his secretiveness about affairs of which
the public had a right to bo informed.
Dj-spepsia, indigestion, sick headache
and that tired feeling are cured by
Hood's Sarsaparilla, which tones the
stomach, promotes healthy digestion,
creates an appetite, cures sick headache
and builds up the whole system. Sold
by all druggists. 100 Doses One Dollar.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
illtS. WlNSLOW'S SOOTIHNQ STKUP
should always be used for children
teething. It soothes the child, sotteus
the gums, allays all rain, cures wind
cholic,andls the best remedy fordiar-rhoea.Twenty-five
cents a bottle.
The latest style of Geuts' Boots and
Shoes at P. J. Goodman's.
To the .Ladies.
Mrs. Bowman lias secured the ser
vices of a competent dress maker from
the east, and has reopened her dress
making parlors. She Invites her old
friends and the public generally to call
at her establishment on Third street,
near Main. All work done with neat
ness and dispatch and at prices within
the. reach of all.
'Wanted.
A girl to do light housework. Apply
at the New York Novelty store or the
residence of J. Strauss.
For Fiae Photographs,
Go to Misses Carruthers' nhototrranh
gallery: Third street, opposite Mor
gan it anermans.
McatH.Ceeltea to Order.
Private rooms for ladies and families:
at Central Restaurant, next to Foard A
Stokes'.
Kemeniher tho Austin house at the
Seaside is open the year 'round.
He Ten Like a G Clear?
Call at Charley Olsen's, east of C. II.
Cooper's. He will -suttyou. A Cfi&e
stock of cigars to select rem. '-
JL PLAIX TRUTH.
One troth 'twere well that all should
know
In public places high and low,
A truth to which tho brightest mind
May be occasionally blind:
Above all theory and practice
This solid and controlling fact Is
Xo man is bigger than his parly.
Vain praise may swell tho stoutest head,
The stubborn mule is often led:
Our best intentions go astray
When fogs or mists obscure tho waj-,
And men who find themselves mistake n
At last to this great truth :;wak"::
Xo ;un is bigger Ihun his uir!y.
This fact is sure wheu all w do:u
Many aro wiser far than one;
Our friends, as everybody knows.
Give safer counsel thnu our foes.
And he who fails, his friends disduiu'ug.
Will find at last this truth remaining:
Xo man is bigger than his party.
No stream, however freelv fed,
Can riso above tho fountain head.
Nor will its flow continue long
Unless tho source is full and strong;
And therefore every coming June
Should bid us all to mind this time:
Xo man is bigger than his jiarty.
Thomnn who rends, tho man who votes,
And ways of men in office notes.
Knows how and why his vote was cast,
Holding his own convictions fast,
And home to him at each election
Is apt to corao tho cool reflectien:
.Vr Mian is bigger than his party.
3URINE NEWS ANI NOTES.
Tho steamer Lakme came down
from Portland yesterday morning, and
left for Pnget sound jwrls.
The three-masted schooner Esther
Jiuhne, with a load of lumber from
Knappton, sailed yesterday for San
Francisco.
The steamer Mirhiynii, C.ipt C. II.
Lewis, arrived from Port Townsend
yesterday morning, with 200 tons of
coal, 1,500 barrels of lime and a few
other articles for Portland.
The steamship State of California,
Capt IL S. Ackley, came down from
Portland yesterday morning, and then
sailed for San Francisco, taking from
here 2,563 bundles of shooks, 59 sacks
of oysters and three tons of miscellan
eous freight
The British ship liirir Falhci,
Capt Davidson, came down from
Portland yesterday, towed by the
steamer Ocklaltam'a. She is an iron
ship of 1,5C3 tons register, and built
by Russell A: Co., of Greenock and
Port Glasgow, is partially loaded with
wheat and will complete her cargo
here.
The sealing schooner Jlcssit Iluttrr,
Capt Henry Olson, cleared at the
custom house yesterday for Sand
Point, Alaska. Sue carries for use in
hunting seals four breech-loading
shotguns and four Winchester rifles,
and gave a bond in the sum of $900 Jto
protect the United States regarding
any violation of laws governing trade
with Alaska.
The steamship Oregon, Capt E.
Polemaun, arrived from San Francisco
yesterday morning. She brought to
this port 375 bars of iron for the gov
ernment jetty, 2S6 sacks of salt for
Thompson & Boss, 81 packages of gro
ceries for Wilson & Fisher, 11-i pack
ages of groceries for Foard & Stokes,
and 562 packages of miscellaneous
freight The balance of her cargo and
a large number of passengers she took
to Portland, leaving here at U p. si.
3TO tONCEIt A TERROR.
Modern Treatment that
Cnrofl
Constipation.
According to tho San Francisco dailies a
remedy has been discovered that with almost
sauring certainty overcomes constipation.
It Is tho new laxative principle in Joy's Vege
table Sarsaparilla. Tho papers aro full or re
sent occurrences confirming its efficacy, and
we givophico to their last sensation, a card
from San Francisco's well known lady mani
cure. Sho cays: " I am wUUng to relate tho
following experience. I have for years had a
weak stomach attended with constipation,
and never found but one preparation that
helped xnc and that soon wore out aud lost
its effect, and I was again a sufferer till I
tried Joy's Vcgctablo Sarsaparilla. It ha3
thoroughly reorganized me. I had one o f tho
most sensitive of stomachs and was in con
tinual distress, but caa with tho aid of Joy's
Vcgctablo Sarsaparilla now cat any and every
thing with my old accustomed freedom. I
am both, surprised and delighted, and gladly
recommend It"
Clxiia SIelvin, Manicure,
v 123 Kearney street, S.r.
tim 'i'abit" Wiitr
Delivered al 2 c-nts a gallon. In a y
part i-f tin ci . A fit if line of pun
California wine at low i rices, at A.
V. l'tzinger"j Cosmo olitan saloon.
CUltaCryftrPMer'sCasloria
Morgan & Sherman
GKOUEKS
Vii.l I)v.';vki in
ft
Special Attention Given to Filling
Of Orders.
A FULL LINE CARRIED
And Supplies furnished at Satis
factory Terms.
Purchase delivered In any part of the city
Office and Warehouse
In Hume's New Iluildlng ou Water Street
1. O. Hox 153. Telephone No 37.
ANTOItlA. ORKiSOX.
J. B. Wyatt,
DEALEU; IN
Hardware and Ship Chandlery,
Pure Oil, Bright VamMi. Rmacle Oil,
Cotton Canvas, Hemp Sail Twine,
I-ardOd. Wrought Iron Spike,
Galvanized CutNaih.
Agricultural Implements) Sewing
Machines, Paints, Oils,
Groceries, :E2to
AUOTIOX
AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
, MARTIN OLSEN,
Successor to E. C .Tlolden.
The oiaest established Commission House
in Oregon. Goods of all kinds sold on com
mission. Auction Sales Every Saturday.
General Repairing, Jobbing and Uphol
stering done.
Fine stock of Furniture on hand.
When you want Rargalns in Household
Goods go to
Mr. My.&Irs. McKeEzie
MILLINER Yl
Dressmaking.
lUsesleBBildlng, - Cor. Third and Main.
Cannery
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M V I
UUUIJIxUIj
Scratched 28 Years
Jlotly covered with scales. Itching terri
lile. Suffering enitless. Xo relief. Joc
tors and medicines failed. Siiecdily
cured by Cuttcura at a cost of .
Cured by Cuticura
If I hail known of the Cuticcka Reme
dies twenty eiylit veais ago it would have
saved me $!tf0 j (two hundred dollars) and
an immense amount of suffering. My dis
ease (;a-oii isM iit'iiinvuceil on rny he.td in a
5iot u t lam 1 linn aevnt. it snnail nin-
idly all mvr inj b h an t : t uinW my
nail, 'llif-ea -s o"i drop on in . i!
tin hue. and Mi mi i- r was n 1 t-s nn 1 1
wi it .ui n-1 ef. 'iic h I'vitnl .ioti. r r. ill 1 .
uoi it nijii :ne to lu.- . di- ovtr
aai'i 1 jni -i p or iu.i , nn feel r.eti to be
relicv-d oj.v.h.it s me of ihr ibx-tors .id
w l prt-y, s r.n worm, pMtii.iM, ele.
I u k :u d ...... SaihaparilloM over on?
ear una a h df. but no cure I went to two
or three doctor-, and no cure. I eannot praise
i he Ccth l'ra Remedied too much. They
have made my .skin a elear and tree from
scales as a baby's. All I used of them were
three boes of Oiticuiia, and three bottles
of CuticuiTa Resolvent, anil two cakes of
Citiccka So.w. If you hud beeii here and
said j on would have cured me for $200.00.
you would have had the money. I looked
like the picture in your book of psoriasis
(pie: ure number two. How to Cure Skin
DL?case"). but now I am as clear as any
K'ron ever was. Through force of habit I
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Groceries and Provisions.
Everything in a First-class Store
and at
Extremely Low Figures.
Goods Delivered all over Town.
TiieHighost Price I'ald for Junk.
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CAM. A. IIANSOX
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Sl'CCESSOIW TO
C. L. PARKER,
DKALKUS IN
CENERAL MERCHANDISE
New GjoUs Arriving Every Steame
THIS WKEK.
IDdfosfjs - G-oods,
The Old Stau.i Astoria. Oregon.
Thompson & Boss
Carry lull I.'ne .'
Choice Stapis and Fancy
Groceries.
Give Us a Call and Be Convinced.
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Will You take Advantage of
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Herman Wise,
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Occident Hotel Bld'g. -
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Received During the Past Two Weeks mt
the Leading House of Astoria.
Novelties in Dress Goods in the Latest Fabrics
Pythian Bniliii
MORGAN & CO.Jhe Leading Shoe House
WE ARE SUCCESSFUL.
FOR A GOOD SHOE FOR LADIES OR GENTS' WEAR GO TO
MORGAN & CO.,
Mansell's New Building, - Water Street, Astoria, Or
DO YOU MB CLOTHES?
KToad; Door to Foard cfe
HAVE A
Large Stock of Mens and Boy's Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots
That will suit you In size and price. We cannot be
PHIL. A. STOKES &
In consequence of the demand for those
beautiful level lots. Mr. P. C. Warren has
been induced to plat nloety-slx lots
Adjoining Warrcnton on the East.
Which will be known and sold as
East Warrentonl
THE KATLROAD runs through the plat,
which is only 200 yards from the Warrenton
depot. For further information call at
once on tho
ASTORIA REAL ESTATE CO.
0 TO
LARSON & HILLBAGK
KOU
GROCERIES
A7S1i FRESH FRUITS.
Orders Delivered Free of Charge. Country
Orders Solicited. Third street,
next to rioneer ofllce.
EAST MNTON
Actually Closing Out! -
s Sold Regardless
Haw ConcluM
Negotiations for the lease of a fine brick building now in course
of erection in the city of Portland, it becomes necessary for me
to close out my business here, and in order to accomplish this
speedily I offer my enormous, well selected and superior stock
of goods,
BeguTuteofCost!
To all who have befriended me during my almost uninter
upted stay of ten years, I will always have the kindest of feel
i gs, and an ASTORIAN shall always find me "AT HOME" in
my new field that is to be and it shall always be a pleasure
to me, to be able to do an Astorian any favor within my power.
Reliable Clothier and Hatter
Immense Importations
OP.
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IF SO
REMEMBER
THAT
CO.,
Crisp
$0,250 House and Lot on First Street, Business Property. Cheap.
$373 to $325 Lots in Block 2a, Hustler & Aiken's Astoria. Very detirabto.
800 Corner Lot in XcCIure's Astoria. Beautiful residence Lot
$375 to $300 Lots in Alderbrook, on water front.
$2,000 Eighty Acres on Klaskanine. Nice home.
$120 Per Acre Ninety Acres, near town, suitable for platting.
If You Don't See Your Particular Snap, Call and Ste Us.
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Real Estate Brolcerm,
Odd Fellows' Building, - - ASTORIA, OR.
Astoria, Oregon,
- Fashionable Shades
PHIL. A. STOKES W.,
Stoicea,
and Shoes, Underwear, Etc.,
undersold.
Water Street, Astoria, Or
Snaps.
famm
of Cost !
Hats!
Ms and Valises.
Everything Will Be Sacri
ficed, and no Humbug
Either, at
Herman Wise.
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