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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1890)
Czj igltc gCiaitty historian. ASTORIA. OREGON : IXDXY HAY 23, 1890 Citramd CeHBtj-OMcIal Paper. SIX PAGES. It bo. P. lIovrEiii, k Co. publish a lit ottfebegt or most widely circu bvitsl &3iniliieutial newspapers issued at xsipajiat Inifcipees centers tkrppgii oat tbe conntryrth newspa per -in ach 'place that gives the advertiser the most for his money. -On this 1st The Astoktas is named for AsionsL ' f S IT "n'ORTH WHILE? Oxe of. tbe organizations tlint took pirtialbcxecent monster labor pro cesses kx London was the Tiadesl cotwtciL Tb? belonged to the great lJy of hard headed British working uiea,' who contend only lor better wavs raid shorter hours. There was eoaieOung pathetic in the ap-i poarasee of the Trades council pro cuasxm. Tliey were Jiot clean jJisven and natty of dress, as was Siting a May day procession inJ the largest city in the world. On the contrary, many were Tagged and care less oC dress. They wore, too, many of them, that unkempt, down at the Iwel appearance which characterizes the man out of employment It was plain thai! maay of these poor fellows were sot prosperous. Ob ce of the banners they -carried' a baanerjby tlie way, wth a portrait of Gladstone upon one side, was the mscrip&Sn " Wc "Mil onrselves to feed tmr9elvos?r " In this grim declaration there is a truth that lies behind (he labors of this wfcole .nineteenth a, century. In ia -whirl and -i rush' of material derdoument ' we have forgotten ihat the object ;6c 'life is deveiopoieat and improvement If the average person were asked what is the object of life and work, he would answer that it was to feed, clothe and shelter the body. But if this is all life i for, then is life worth having ? A WORLtTSIiAlLTrAV. AlPtwcA, argues ex-goveraor Wil- liam53ptn, of Colorado, is a fallow continent, capahlc.of sustaining half a billion people in "happiness Tind plenty. It is the mission of the United States to be distributor ol food to the hungry of both Europe and Asia, -lying as it does ati4way between'them. The tae is -utfliand when all the skips et the seas will iiot be sufficient to carry the articles of commerce aroaad the world to the nations fast eaofcgh Then will pome necessityfor ore rapid transportation. The plan of this transportation has been the dream of Governor Gilpin for forty scvicn years. He it was who originated the idea of the Pacific railway connect ing Xew York and. San Francisco. He broke the first grohn71"fbr it, and every stage of the imwvielons develop xnest of the west has been the f uluMl MOBt of a prophecy made'by GofeVnor Gflpa. m He has wade bae more prophecy. It x that the'next $rat project in the world's material development will vbe the building of what -he calls the CaatbpolitaD railway; 'ft is rail road which shall girdle .'the earth.1 The first link in the chain is lie Trans oontmaafril road of the United States. Starting from the western terminus' of that, the Cosmopolitan road ahal cxtead -uiorihward thnrnffh-Alaska,-skirting the base ot the Rocky moun tains, wliere are plateaus that will render the building easy. Then will come Behrings strait It forty-eight miles wide, says this en thaaast, who has been studying the sclteaoe nearly half a century. About siid war of JtafiraitjfMhe island of Dioed aKcgCnoag vmm This MbTI1lSi road' and a lasmal?iwenty 3tuRi each side aiit wapaa -taMi tha- work. There arc ariambargBTin Behring's strait, beatMefc the warm Pacific coastrwiijrhidi flows north ward through Jt baae across the strait, which jm BMiDnr water with hard aaad ahciWcaji, - offering ,no in sapeilifc i SWMiiliifc.diffioaJties, the toad ajaabithTlhjtTjtussian raQway'wSoi Ssberitomiecting agaia wiUi -weatemt and' southern road4asramreBia,r. ! and . - L1 wkWJS! 11 iV -J .' ' - M n .C ?L 1. "T wotrwomia iNraone. VN. H ' t ?- r . Wt$E'0irHE$ST. Amoko the speeches of the immortal Daniel Webster is one not published ia the aollectien made for aaabitkms ytmthatb "ponder oner and" take as alMiraoiete. If Dsaiel himself was ai aasl otdd read this speech, it woatf aaake "him feel thai for onoe in hksttfBiwd life he had been a fooL If JMfjJBMaijiWiiiis H ajh WiLViMwu aad fanas of the might' north-west at aay tiate, he mast remember that speech and feel ashamed o himaeaVg Nearly fifty years ago a tiolijk f Mr in. (Ma rl w 1. Will itaataHaa. .lflU.JIWg AW Because its owners are - was before the United States senate to establish a mail route from western Missouri to Astoria. Senator Webster was strongly opposed to the measure, on the ground that it was a useless exn&'i'Acoifctiifcly ae sttrreft Tip hi8iSrevofelotoie and gpoke as fol fel fol eows: it ti Wbatdo--owpotwRhfcvast,5rbHlj-Iess area. This region of savages and wild beasts, of deserts, of shifting sands and whirlwinds of dost, of cactus and Erairiodogs? To what aae eould we over ope to put these great deserts, or those endless mountain ranges, impenetrable and -covered te theirbaaa with eternal snow? What can we ever hope to do withthetftamicoast a oaaaft of 3,000 milesrcsfciboani, WswrkJM aha mnin vitinc. and not a. harbor cm it? Whit 'use have we for such a country? Mr. P-rcsidemt, .Ip'aWfcrvoaa na;it from fvdbfictmSkotkhSrr- cinc oeaat one man Beaver to Jtoston thanHaowia. . . ,. A BENEFfClAXt, INSTITUTION. The Astoria Building & Loan As sociation will open its seventh series on the 1st of next month. H. A. Linn, inScAbftei's Magazine, tells some interesting1 stories of 'how persons of small means have gained for themselves' homeshrough shares in building and loan associations. 'AV the same time he warns those who' expect "to lay' tip money in this' way! against those so called "national" building and loan association! that have latterly been organized, and on tne good name of the genuine asso ciation, are "trying to build up a busi ness whose real object is the acquisi tion of profits for a vet of officere. Wiienthek day comes that the poor man's building association must haveu set of high salaried brass orna ments for officers and expenanre'build- ings,good -by lo all ita nsefnlnees.lt will then be a good thing fox the poor man to fight Bhv'of. It1 is mueh to be re- 'gretted that tli$sis,fbe .present tendency of the co-operatiY4Mhsferafithe build ing association isr called in Masv- achusetiEternalvilaTic Jf Jhe price otltarfy1Andu(itaeasieri woj ingman must Watch dike a hawk. Jaat the sharper, the speculator, andthfc man whose.sole aimi ia to .get some thing for nothing shomld invade his associationjand destroy it Mr. Linn speaks of the two kinds of building and loan societies, ihe aerial or perpetual and terminal; thtf first of which oontinuee peraaanaitly and tbe second of which runs it staled number of yenra,an4iwhenite:tsrea mature winds up its affairs. Both these sys tems aren"use about equally, "but the tendency is rather in favor of the per petual plan, in which a person may be come, a member at any time, and when his particular number of shares are all paid in he withdraws the amount 'But he may immediately take other shares in the society and gradually reinvest his money if he wishes. ' It is the home winning feature of the bnikliug association that impresses one most pleasantly. Tt frequently requires eleven years for a person of smaU means to pay for a home, but that is not .a long time, considering that during the same period ihe per son would otherwise be paying rent, which would oftentimes amount to more than the building association The usual mefhod' h jtofixst pay for nlot with one s earnings then, borrow money from the society-' and baild a home upon it, paji:igfibe debt is weekly br'monrhly amonnts back' 'to the society. The" working eopleriSf' Cincinnati have .$000,000 invested in these societies. In New -iork the public school ieacheri have aa. aaaociation with over a tHouaand member m& ladieajin the boatd-1 of idireciprs. 'By bo means the least of the gool results flowing iroca the: loaa -anl building socie,ty ii the 'jbabit ofi41irift and system Umcal(tesr'usinds of men and women oaasay wi(hr thank ful hearts, "All I liave ia thb world J owe to the fassdeiaon.rt Oar' Ideal association is doing, good jfprk"nd. is meeting with constant and deserved success.- 3 lu aviJ . Tun American' way w beat The real root;of theovdrty and suffering in Europe is the vast standing armies the -Christian nations there think it necessary to maintain iii torder to en force the gospel of peace and good will. Aoqunrter.tto hah!:a million idlers of the ablest bodied male citi zens of a connfry, lo be supported by the labors of women, children and feeble old1 raeH,1 make - a ' 'differeaoe ' in the industrial 1 resources and lower. '" the comfort J and prosperity "jt tba whole peo ple. In the Umted States, if a war should Icdme-'iipoh as addbalT M would takosix', months to a aKHo make good .fighting soldiers oat of oar volunteers, ae-ita didiav the last war. But that is better, far better? than a vast etanffinyJ"awiyvt'rBf -if war should, come ,pon' tis niuddenly a million well jfclhanhffimen t could be turned in hJBoldiera wLh. mmuima rapidity. Bat w-the .-Unite &ta4HSfiOi needs -an ample and thorousMyfRjW) drilled militia. "J"T aF -i Govebxob Pennotkk's strong point in this campaign k his veto of the Portland watar bill far tlie creation of iM)naWsJi:afdrt on pages mmmmJLM M. in t 'U i.mjjji liberal and not afraid to give - , MttF 273 and 2&4, of the laws of Oregon, is the record that his excellency, on the 16th of February, 1887, signed a bill giving The Dalles the right to issue bonds of the same description; also on page 285, of the laws of Oregon, Feb. 17Ul 1887, he also signed a bill giving Beaer City the right to issue bonds safejoct to the same conditions. ''Con sistency, thou art a jewel," and Gov. Pennoyer, being without consistency, must not expect to wear the jewel. If he does expect it he will be disap pointed. e -- --- It seems incredible that any person under a hundredyaaraold could live in our time ancLnot-lcnow the bunco mam of cities, lha 'viae nackara 8WindIeran6VU)e-faetl&atgas should be turned off and tiot blown out Yet oaly a few days ago a youthful mar ried couple oa their honeymoon trip blew out the gas in a hotel in Ne braska and sufflooated themselves. Did they aot know how to read, and did they take no newspaper in either one of the respective families o which that hapless bride aad groom be longed? Ha furnishes the motive power, she directs 'it That is the division of labor, between Oapt Allen, of New Bedford, Mass ,and his wife Anzonetta, who has just obtained from the govern ment inspectors a steam yacht pilot's license to navigate the waters of New Bedford and vicinity. The two own a steam yacht, and he runs the engine while she steers the craft The Union Signal, official organ of the old original W. C. T. U., an nounces that the southern women will stand true, to the last woman, to the old party. They say: "We tried se cession once, and it didn't work. No matter who goes out, we shall stay in." Bishop Joyce says it is impossible for a man with money to maintain proper relations with God unless he gives to the cause of church extension. That may be, but it is still harder to maintain proper relations without money. There should be no strife upon the Sabbath. CUBING DISEASE BY ELECTRICITY. Stabbora Dlstasex Yield Treatment. tS Skillful It is a positive fact that the art of curing diseases by electricity is revo lutionizing the practice of medicine, as it is shown by the following tesli monials that speak for themselves: In. JhB Sax, a Prealatat Ldj of Porl- Ua4,GiTMa!erKxMrfee With ' -- 4rri. Dear 'Editor. I -have "beenn well woman all my life until one-year ago last August when 1 was taken down with chills and fever, which confined me to my "bed nine weeks with rheu matism in ray limbs and hands, also liver and kidney troubles. After lingering in this condition for five months I was advised "by my physi cian lo try electricity. As Dr. Darrin had :ured my mother of various ail ments two years ago, I put myself un der his care. Now I am so far cured of all my troubles that only a few more treatments are needed. I can be seen at 253 Second Btreet Portland. Hakt P. Sax. Mr. Editor Dear Sir: A few weeks ago I was taken with an acute attack of rheumatism in my left shoulder aad araso I wa3 not able to workytatdeoaJd'ShoVno relief until I put myself under Dr. "Damn's electric trVatmeai. -He cured me in about one week's tune, so I can now use my arm most as well as ever. Yours, JjEwis Stoitp, ' ' Kalama, Wasli. To the Public: 'This is to certify that Dr. Darria has restored my hear ing and stopped, the noise and ringing in my ears, that hare caused me a great deal of trouble and embarrass ment for the past year or so. I cheer fully' recommend the, doctors to the afflicted, as Tknow well 'of their suc cess and reputation i San Francisco. " , X Cask, , ,, Tapoma, Wash. Bts.'aarrtailM traMhto. Drs. Damn'caa' W "oonstOtod daily at the Washlngtoa bufldiB, comer Fourth and Washtagtoa-streets; Fort land, and Barlow , Catlin building, Tacoma, Wash. Hours 10 to 5: even ings, 7 to 8; undaya, 10 toll All chronic di'seaaca blood taints, loss of vital power and early indiscretions permanently cured, though no 'refer ences are ever made in the press con cerning such cases,, owing to the delic acy oi ura paoeaw. XiXaaunauone tree to all, aad oircalars will be sent f ree to any address, unarms for treatment aoccdibgwpasionra ability to nay. The pir'trae4ree.6J! oharge from confidentkl&j&aatad'and cares guar anteed. Pafiispaiat a distaaoa can be oared ay hosae' :oaatAact Medicine and letters sent witbouf the doctora1 nameap WAlf TK-AN. ACTIVE MAN for each aecttoa, salary aT tn SIOO. to lo cally represeat a MteeeastuTxCY. Compaay incorporated to aapply Dry Goods. Cloth tajc wtoet. Jewelry, ate to eoaaasen at eoac Alao a amrrt. Salary avio, to taren mmkm ( bow eatoHei; Wy PSJSSX il J XBSBVIvOS C JKOSaWfPcQ u-apHaiT Ainonanoa (.creoic iMKaoxait,Jt. x. BCwanaBgiarTis. Fenoas preferred wfeo aaa faraisfe a horse and give their whole tine, to the buslaess. Spare noaeats eaa ae preltably erapIeyM also. A few vaeaaelaa la tewas aad cities. K. F. JOHNSON 00., MS Mate St. MchaMoi; Vltglala. " '- v ' , AM ! NEW 19o?lYto1 flnnnantinn Rnrnipr WWww wwa. awww inducements to RAILROADS, KVT?r ACTHDTA NEW ASTORIA SHAMHAN BROSr MlCUHMUNHH I The BosMi i;;amnnwitiii I j In New Parasols, Laces, Ribbons, Gloves,1 Hosiery Underwear and ,0orsets. ',, , '",; ;r, ,:' Below we present a combination of attractions-in New, Seasonable and Desirable Goods," (hat 'even the most superficial observer will pronounce Unusual Bargains, and as these choice goods wjUbeJn great Ar,,r.,... .. ti... man-nlmifilr lrw nricis minted, we resnectfullv advis6an immediate selection nv all who uciiiuiiu . m .... .w.w-y r- wish to fully avail themselves of the Black Chanlllly Van Dyke Laces, av. Kie anu upward. Berse and Cream roint Tan Dyke Laces, 8Xc, 10c. 12c and upward. Black Escnrlal Van Dyke Lnco. roc, Kic and upward. Black Chantilly Lace Skirting. 42 Ins. wide, all silk, at fli, fl.75.S2,$iW) and n ier yard. Ladies' Hosiery. At 2oc Ladies' Fancy Cotton Hose, dif ferent styles.all new. in fancy stripes. At 25c Ladles' Lisle Tliread.aH colors. At 50c Ladies' Fast BKick Hose. Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Under wear, At 25c Ladies' Bibbed Vest, in all shades, low neck and short sleeves. The Boston Store Corner Second and Benton Sts., Opp. the Poetoffice. . THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS AND FANCY GOODS HOUSE IN ASTORIA j , ,u .r . -i rtl lo 'n NKW TO-DA.Y Excnrsion To-Bay! thk suosn Will leave thl-i mornlnj? at 9 o'clock, fur Tanzy Point, Ft Stevens, Ft. Ganhy and Ilwaco. llctumiug at v, :30 1. M. THE GEN. CANBY Will leuc at 12 u I. M., for Tanzy Point and Fart Stevens ! Itt'turn'ms at 4 1. M. iU Excursion! New Astoria, To-Day ! BASE BALL! ASTOWAS vs. COLUMBIASforCham liioahip of Clatsop County. The Steamer Cen: Canby, leaves Flael'3 Dock at 1 1. M. KOUND TUIP, - - - 25 CENTS. For Sale. HOUSE AND LOT. CORNEKOFMAIN and Ninth streets. Lots coxioo, all graded. Inquire of VAN DUSEN & CO. For Rent. HOUSE OF EIGHT HOOMS IN U1TEK Astoria, within oue street of street car Hue. InqalreofVAN DUSEN CO. A Safe Investment - rniie astoria building & loan as a. ioclatlon nas now entered upon its fourth 3'ear, under the most fnvoralile cir cumstances, and for a petsoa of limited means, especially those who are wage work ers, it offers a splendid .Investment. The seveuth series of stock will be openfd June 1st. Thoe wishing to subscribe will please call on W. L. ItOUB. Secretary. B. F. ALLEN & CO. DEALERS IN Wall Paper and Oil Paintings rrKACTICAL: PAINTERS AND DECORATORS. All work Guaranteed. Cor. Cass and Jefferson Sts.. Astoria, INSURANCE Five nnd Marine and Life VAN 0USEN & CO., Ag'ts, ASTORIA, O., Of the Feilowtac BaliableiVoraiga ,aad Iloaie Companies : t , Liverpool and Ceadbn aad Globe. North British and Mercantile. Scottish Union and National, Hartford of CoHnecSent, Commer cial ot California. London and Lancashire of Liverpool, Commercial Ualea ef Loadon. Guardian of London. NorthwesVot Portland, Mutual Life of New York. PrtmptlLiMral AdjuttmenU Guaranty MOTOR lNESor;to any .other Substantial '1nprovgment. : A Large is the 'Favorite, and lots are .V l,VrV.A-.V J lr n-o -Vf- ii!ui sttuissiiiiiui3sieiiMesiscuawwMi(i SEASONABLE BARGAINS -,--"--j" " f,., ,4-: "A-ror-nlriiiP UNtAAMfLtU VAUUca.urrcncu iAt.Cc LadiA' Bibbed Vest 1n 'all shades, high neck and long ..sleeves; Ati TiOc Ladies' Bibbed Vest, Lisle thread, long and short sleeves. At S1.2." Ladies' Bibbed Vest, all pure Mlk, worth twice the price, all colors and black. Gloves. T s u r At 15c Ladies' Lisle Thread Gloves, all shades. At 25c Ladies' Taffeta Silk Gloves, in black and colored. At 35c Ladies' Taffeta Silk Gloes, ex tra long. At te Ladies' Pure SHk'Glovcs;' '' Parasols. AtSliL-.-Largc Size Black .Silk, Para I sols, worth S2.50. KEPT BY MASS MEETING COL. E. W. NEVIUS Will address the citizeas of Astoria, wi der the auspices of the Dlrfgo Club, at j . . !iu Ross' Opera House, MonaayMay 26. ATSl'.Ji. r ' Come out and hear tbetruth. Good music; Reserved seats for ladies. E eryone in Red. J ',o.i One Night lOnlyj'cvx," THURSDAY, MAY "2 9. i V V Wm. A. Brady's MagniQceut l'roduction.of . BOUCICAULT'S "AFTER BARK:" Presented here in the same superb rnauner, that characterized the recent successful engagements in New York, lioaton, rhlladelphia, Chicago, etc: - A Car Load of Marvelous Scenery. In tlio London ''Minle Halt Scen HlW , The Great Irish Comlque, .tV Marie Reaef The Beautiful Parisian Danseuse. '1 A ..'! Kelly A; Mwraaiy-,' ' Tlie Famous Exhibition Coiers, ? RESERVED HEATS on sale Tuesday, May 27th. at 9 o'clock, at the New "York Novetty- store. . T-.1. Wharf Contract. BIDS FOR THE BUILDING 'OF 1' wharf at North Cove. Washington, w 111 be received at the company's oMee lmNortn Cove until June 10th, said wharf to be L200 feet lone, 1C feet wide and. and a dock 16x15 feet. The trustees of said wharf company reserving the riakt t reject all bids. . :x 1 FKANK M. iJSIE RSON. Jra i . WARREN F. SCHKLDERAYS, Sec. North Cove, May 22,ll8se. 'l "f " Notice.. i itJi7rr, mum 1 i -i' I n NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I have bought a half interest in the Fa vorite Saloon on Concomly street. I will not be responsible for any accounts with the saloon contracted prior to tbe 1st ef May. 1800. JOHN RENTZ. Wanted. A GOOD, HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS BOY to clerk in store and drive waeon. An- f ply to COOLEY: BROS.. ITaraer Hessefas- Til nn Krwr -. . Repulcaii . Eallj:! " A i j r Isnr .aaaavBaaaaa .aaaaaaaPvS-div " ' ' aMaWjspft. ' " aaaaa aaaaaaaaBBBBa bbbb aaaaaaaaaaaaBB aBaa&' Aa AcW$ Biaaaajaaaaaai?! tagaaaM: Ross' Opera House. ACITO"RTa i - aVSamiaSatamlafVSJat SafJBal m amfla lafaamHaPHammtm . ' I" 3l ' ' C ' fT ' ' J J ?K'.15 111! . i ' . selling fast. Come, 4Examinethe Property and Biiy calKnn - focfr Cnrnt TTvo IiUL. ?.' ! i.Aitvrc: A V S&r, 1 itoW tiS uippvr riw 14.TJ-.Jj week: inio 'ii 'p 'I'ttf Him tvwJ AtToc, 1, S1.10, S1.2S-l2TFaBry;Vara' t ,SQjs. , t, in ,i it oi -..; i iu At gl JO. S1.75, S2,S2J-BlackSilU!arj "asols, with gold handle. n t a Ribbons. -- HiB " l. !"tV ill i U i NowO. AH Silk Ribbons. 15c;, all colors and black. '!., i- No.7,AUSilkKibbou3,10c. No. 5, All Silk Ribbons, 8Kc-J( u Al - No.2,AHSijk4tibbonsr7c;.1. ,. .- ,, Muslin Underwear. , J' .. - ' , i i ' i Ladies' Embroidered Gowns, 75c-to.fi. Ladles EinbroIdere'JCneiB.Lv, 50c, to $2.75. -';, Ladles' Embroidered Corset Covers, 25c to1.75. -- "" - Shanahan Bros., i i i immmmmmmmmmmmLIi l.i '-tH'e- u ri 1.4 uo (.: ! llllll r . it ai A t",l iiiii;initn SALES! iT';t f.i . Acl. tlbuV l.tit Inaugurated by HERMAN WISE !arera,Gfet ;,Suc9ess:t f ' .' lorn r m Intact people are interested tosuch' an ekteQtf!tnat''they tch 'The'-Danyforiafi" ul ,1"" v 'V . trmi. vt.imM m ,Qrder, to. be -posted on in vim Liji iw"t i .7- j.1 what line 15' jtbC'jbe Sacrificed jhtmn Jlii next. .- J ' l'r '. .n ( n M U ! iit"i qtdr . , fj. ' .it , m uhJitf I. t tl ,! lo J U- . ' (lll dtnnd n- iLm f. Any-dayn'the'weelc (ex- dpt SundayX, one jean go u. i I 1 1. Ill L HERMAN 71 "ffl i-.iiill ui 'WISE'S into1 Greatni.QodauigtiStiei and l.Mi.ea -rf-v find GKoicfeGodjt suit-, able toi therrftai4ei ad purse,- but hJEfSATpiffgg STjR- PRISE .SALES ?are the 5I X A.ofrA.Ui,-"" t. audi t uavr oc l cvput. KgrpjiiUat ht.- .IrTt.a Ml i ' j f i. I iA 7nt. il ReaiMSr Tm r w Nl'Rwt l',t-"rjr rjf ill Jpll t 'ti jui L' U Ln i L - Jn thtcjiHrt HaW;BaWta. v 5 m Saturday will llaT''lavaJi TJJMUMW HPrmanwiQP ?lS3 ZZFKZ13&9k3 Of.liAr PHin.OT.i f.TiA TTn.rbor. w a,w - -. P J. H. MANSELL, m REAL ESTATE BROKER, - NOTAK .YU'OEl AC fOli City Lots and crPreperiy, Ranches, Timber Lands, and Water sk l I 'Frontage for Sale. CurrfSiJoniItiiPiiSolirfbpl. I' t). r.ixas3. Kstabllshed 1863. M- ISVliSTME.VTS'MADId'OR Next lT. Telegraph Ofhcc. bbbbbbI WaTaflaVaaaWaaBBaaBaaW aHhi atr z::CANDY FAtTORT 1 M H , , r u :Sx 31, To-Day-Fine Ice Cream Soaa-Tc-Day t- Also Handle None but the Finest Key West aad jDortea Fleate CaU and Give me a-Trial. . - THIRD STREET, Next W.TC Tetepaffe'OMce W. LJIBLENHART. Rna! Estate Emter . -, - . B Office on Third St, Opp. Odd Fellow's Temple. : ASTORU, OREGON t , J Lots in WARRENT0N and WEST WARRERTeNFtr Sale ' , -, On Installaient Tlan. Discount for Cask, r r . A residence in Astoria since 1874 enables j TIT T TTIT T" KMII I" A-l?! me to irive the best of lnforsiatloa resoect-1 v v -U U F a?4WfTBilM a - ing property in Astoria, and, this .vicinity. I FRED A LAEGE 8T0CX TO GOOPS AT SAN ? I make a specialty of good work and guanurtee .satisfaction. At tke OW. Staa 4 Wea Side Wney Street. Near Wilson &Fisher 1IlVvXJi ASTORIA, ... i- v, - - tUjVK.mL C. R. SORENSOST. afiPVA'7ala.aiWaU Mi MMMmulziH ' ' w ' j i Jl Ln.fjn arso !!t Real Estate Agents! i L. I '. 7 ii ncr: e NOTARY respond "P.O. Box 163. . -D.'H.:WEEOH& Real Estate; tar, XOTART-rUJBLIC FOR OREGON. - We liave PrVperty in the original townsite fibjai 225 mp wards. Good Business and Residence J?ra?te m, always Investments made fpf aon-residents. Correspondence solicited.' - , Call and see us.. - , r Office eav "Water Street,, flear a i ' i . i ! -u 2S i- t Jili." 1 i ' 'U HJ r.CHAS. HEILBORN. ' 'i ; t 71 V .Tararar.lnaiLi rfleivMl . TiSctr aa tha l rTammmmmmmmmmPammmmmmT - ma Bmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmv 'H i'-!l SaUaVaammmmmmmmmBaV-mi I AmlaamBStSaWmmmmmSSa SH' " BNiAajaaammmB mn . , AWMVaBSSaVJaBmmmmmBBV " aTlaHHaimmmmKiV1 aWaammmmmmmmmSauP'' ammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmK ro j .ammmmBaamHamiBBBBBK ammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmV7 u ituri!farrJ rasaVaV -! ! nrlmtitj" fin vow Ycm'ar invited to' See tne Inest display irurnuHre. carpets, etc.. in me cuv. vt ice aooab . -t , . 3 ' "' . I THE OLD STAND, ASTORIA, k Trsi . V- f v.i i di It WHOLESALX AND U Grockery, Glass . 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