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STOMA, OREGON:
WEDNESDAY
..TUNC 23. 1830
ISSUED EVERY MORNING.
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CJTY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
The McKanlass minstrels will le al
Ltlertj liall to-night.
Fre4i salmon retails at twenty cents
a vnnil in San Francisco.
Tho Astoria Street Railway Co. is
pnttinc in a switch at the intersection
of Second ami Spruce streets.
Koorved vits al the New York
Novelty Store for the Nellie Mcllcnry
Krfornianv to-morrow night.
If jouare going to advertise, why
not put onr advertisement in a paper
that hasthe circulation and that ib of
mine to ou Thk Astoman?
A thing that isn't worth advertising
int worth buying. People vho don't
mlvertw confess, by their negative ac
tion, the worthlessucss of their wares.
A warrant was issued jesterday by
Justice May for the arrest of Con
lliordan. the pugilnt, who is accused
b G. V. Fisher of trying to leave the
state and defrauding him of a board
lull.
The title to the thriving town of
les Moines, situated between Tacoma
and Seattle, is m jeopardy. The site
was located on a tav. title and now a
claimant has come forward with a
warranty deed to the 151 acres on
which it is situated.
Two preemption claimants proved
up Ivfore the county clerk esterday.
One was Edward C. Lewis for the
northeast Ij of section 13, township G
north, range 10 west, and the other
was Fred V. Johnson for the north
wot J4 of the same section.
The Canadian PaciGc Company's
steamer Sardonyx, which used to ply
Ivfrcecn here and S'ictoria, is. reported
to hen complete wreck off Queen Char
lotte island, and sup-osed to have
gone to the liottom. The Xardonyv
had an encounter with the Dolphin
sme months ago near Portland, and
had a blind wav of running. She was
insured for$10(XK).
A cedar tree on J. M. Hackett's
place, near Kalama, is IS feet through
and 3TtO feet high. "Whole townships
r land in that section are covered
with fir trees which are from 2TK) to
X-0 feet high. One of the residents of
that locality built a house 22x30, 1'..
stories higli. and a barn 2T3G feet out
of the lumber from one tree and had
piles f lnmler and fence osts left.
a nkw i:oAi i:nuix.
Whirli Wilt Ue a Urr.it ('oiiM'iiiem e.
Tlie residents of" the southwestern
part of the coast line of the county are
at last to have a road. Several
public spirited citizens, grown tired
f waiting, have subscribed the money
themselves, and have contracted with
C W. Caniahan to build about six
miles of road from the Seaside down
the Necanicum to Elk Creek. The
contract price is $3,000. H. F. L.
LiOgan gives Sl,r00, the proprietors of
Seal Hock Reach 000. and other
parties $0tKL
Tins road will, indeed, '"fill a long
felt want." It will give an outlet to
about fifty families in that vicinity,
and also astraight road to Tillamook.
When tlie road is completed people
won't have to go via Portland to Til
lamook, but cau go via Seaside and
Elk Creek. The road is to be finished
and open for travel by the 1st of next
month.
Wanted.
A girl for general, light housewoik.
Applatl.ll. Horner, at the tin stoie
of K-'IL llawes.
Choice Freh Fruits and Vegetables,
ai!j at Thompson A: Hos.
"Wanted.
A cixxl girl: cood wage-.: apply at
She Mikado Candy Factory.
For Rent.
A Kotauranl, all lurnilicd, and in
cood hapc. Apply at the JFain Street
Uoil'sC.
For a good Clean
Main lroet House.
Koom, go to the
War!
Is declared without further notice and
NO TKRMS
Of peace until every man in Astoria
hs a suit of clothes made by Mcany,
the reliable
TAILOR.
Call and see the splendid stock he has
jut received: don't be faked; have your
clothes made in a reliable house.
To Rent.
Furnished Rooms, nicely situated.
Apply at the residence of P. J. Good
man, IX) First street.
Talk is cheap. We lead, others fol
low. Trv the home made bread at the
Oregon llakcry, and judge for yourself.
lirgc stock of Oil, Alcohol and Gaso
line Stoves at Xoe & Sculley.
At the liazar,tlic finest line of Gloves,
Mitts Kibbons, ctCn etc
MeMcj- to Loan
On Ininrovetl Farm Property, for two
ywus or longer. Address Box 313, City.
Go to tfco Bazar
For the cheapest and best Sateens and
Blck Dress goods.
Go to the San Francisco Gallery for
the finest Photographs and Tintypes.
OlBcy Street;
The Little Dandy Alcohol Stove at
Xoe ifcScullcy.
Mwrralt rr lkc FoHrtk el Jnljr,
Wbe everybody will celebrate with
Fireworks, purchased from F. Feirell's
targe assortment of Roman Candles,
Sky Rockets, Torpedoes, Pin Wheels
Xipcer Chasers, Bo ys' Pistols, and all
kHMs of Fireworks. Tlie finest stock In
Uc city to select from, and at prices to
svuttlK most fastidious customer. Come
eariy and have your pick.
Look at tlie Cooking and Heating Oil
Steves at Xoe & Sculley.
Kmmi atl Board.
A few rooms at Mrs. E. C. Holdcn's.
wfcfcta&rd: comer of Third and Main.
Atee a few table boarders can be ac-
eMUBOMted.
big pithim comclate.
Preparations Going Alicafl RajMly
at ffilwante.
Till: 7.IOST JMl'OXT.UkT SXriiKT
a o ci i: r r c.i tii i:itixt: ix isuo.
Mnj AttracliTf Features-Pai-miis I'rj7P
Drills. Hnn8rVi. Html Concert.
Kte.-Jiil) 7-12 thi Date
Milwaukee. "Wis., June 20.- No
belter choice could possibly have been
made than Milwaukee for the place of
holding the sixteenth session of the
Supreme Lodge, Knights of P thins
of the World and the first encamp
ment of the Uniform Rank of that
order. The 'Cream City," as it is
called because of the fact that its
houses are built of cream-colored
brick, is the most beautiful in its lo
cation and artificial adornment or any
city on the Great Lakes, lis hmlmr
has been likened by many travelers
to the Ray of Naples. The high bank
of the northern border of the buy is
lined with handsome residence- and
parks, while the great factories at the
extreme southern extremity, awaj
from tlie residences, belch forth a ver
itable Vesuvius of smoke. The streets
are well kept, and within a half-hour's
ride are numerous beauty-spots well
worth a visit on a summer's day.
While the people of the United
States and Canada are on Hie qui vive
to know what they will be able to see
in .umvauKee
during the week
of the great
Biennial Con
clave, the citi
zens of this fair
city arc actively
at work prepar
ing for the quar
ter of a million
strangers who
.. will be their
guests during
the week of Jul v
7-12 next. The
first requisite. o
sctkemt: chancel- course. -is the
ton w.m. wab-D. money question.
and this has been well attended to.
Noteless than 30,000 have been plodg
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At previous conclaves Uk Uniform
Knights liave been content to stop at
hotels and private houses witlt the
other mem iters
of the erder:
lml tsn this oe
cision they
will f.ir the
ttrt time go
into ciuip in
tine mililan
Ptli. The
camp will be
on a Mghth
piocorgrmnl
which lies just
south of Cold
Sprintr Park.
gkx. JAMES R. carxa- Tlie tract IS
hax, r. r. cl iv il e d into
six large blocks, three of which lie on
the east side of Highland ioulevard.
The two blocks at the western extrem
ity will not be used Tor the tents of
he campers, but upon them will be
located hospital tents. The tents will
face both w ays on Highland boulevard,
and will be laid out from right to left
in the order of the seniority of the
commanding officers. The tents of
the brigade and regimental officers
will form the front line, back of which
will be the division officers, and in the
rear the the tents of the Sir Knights.
The even-numbered brigades will be
arranged on the north side of the
boulevard and the odd-numbered on
the south side. There will be sixteen
brigades in all, consisting of about
seven regiments each. A few regiments,
battalions and divisions which are
not brigaded, will be assigned to one
or another of the sixteen brigades in
the camp. The Louisiana Knights
will camp with their brothers from
Illiuois. jIost of the Southern bat
talions which arc not large enough to
form a brigade will be brigaded with
Tennessee and Missouri, while Virginia
will be assigned to Kentucky. The
order to be observed in the laying ont
of tho camp will give Indiana the
place of honor at the right, wliile
Illinois will be at the extreme left.
Tlie list of brigades in the order of
their position in camp will bo as fol
lews: First brigade Indiana. Gen.
J. E. Koss; Second brigade -Pennsylvania,
Gen. S. S. Simmons; Third
brigade Missonri, Gen. Frank Par
sons; Fourth brigade -New York,
Gen. M. J. Severence; Fifth brigade
California, Gen. H. Schafiucr; Sixth
brigade Michigan, Geu. II. F. Hast
ings; Seventh brigade Nebraska,
Gen. W. L. Dayton; Eighth brigade
Kentucky, Gen. George Fewlass,
Ninth brigade Ohio, Gen. J. W.
Green; Tenth brigade Kansas, Gen.
J. H. Lyons; Eleventh brigade Mas
sachusetts, Geu. J. IL Abbott; Twelfth
brigade Iowa, Gen. J. G. Loper;
Thirteenth brigade Minnesota, Gen.
G. K. Shaw; Fourteenth brigade
Tennessee, Gen. D. B. Anderson; Fif
teenth brigade Wisconsin, Gen. L.
W. Halsey; Sixteenth brigade-
Illinois, Col. J. H. I3arkley.
While tho parade of tho Uniform
m fry
2rvr-imwi.i rr.vv ! w-i.f-.5-'.-cjs. - w -. ti i.trT.i
ed by tli" enterprising business men
of this city to pay expenses of enter
taining the visiting Knights. A mag
nificent camp ground has been select
ed on the western edge of the city, in
which 12,000 Uniform Knights will go
into camp, fully 3.500 tents being furn
ished by the Milwaukee Committee
free of charge.
The detailed programme of the
week's performance has been pub
lished far and wide, anda most attrac
tive programme it is. The parade of
uniformed and unuuiformed Knights,
which will start promptly at 4 o'clock
on Tuesday afternoon, duly 8, will bo
the finest s'emi-military display ever
seen in the West Not less than
12.000 uniformed Knights have been
expected to participate in the parade,
but as reports come in from all direc
tions there are strong indications that
the number will be increased to 13,000
or more. Cash drill-prizes aggregating
S-i,b00, have been offered to competing
divisions, of which there will be not
less than fifty. Especial efforts are
being made to secure a large array of
brass band. Prizes amounting to S00
will be awarded to competing bands in
a big' concert to be held at Schlitz
Park on Wednesday evening. On
Friday evening the Exposition build
ing will le the scene of another mon
ster concert, in which all the bands
will join. There will be nearly a
thousand instruments, under the direc
tion of Mr. T. P. Brooke of Minne
apolis. The anvil chorus will be
ghen with an accompaniment of
twenty anvils, and the darkened
auditorium will bo illuminated as the
strokes of the hammers fall upon the
anvils by the light of a hundred flam
beau torches
The fireworks display on Thursday
evening will alone be worth a visit to
Milwaukee from any part of the United
States. It will be given at Cold Spring
park, which will also bo used for the
military maneuvers. Comfortable seats
will be'provided for 3,000 or 4,000 per
sons in the amphitheater, and the
other thousands will find good oppor
tunity in the wide park grounds to see
the brilliant display of elaborate set
pieces, which wi'l last for more than an
hour. Nor should be forgotten the
mammoth reception to the Supreme
Lodge delegates, which will be ten
dered at the Exposition building by
the State of Wisconsin, represented
by its chief executive, Gov. W.
1). Hoard; by the city of Mil
waukee, represented by Mayor George
W. Peck: and by the Knights of
Pjlhias order in Wisconsin, repre
sented bv Grand Chancellor IToskins.
fXo yyf. ,
':? va'
J t suk will be tlie great eventof parade
d-iy, it h intended that the line ct un
nniformed Kninhls which will follow
shall contain
nearly 10,000
members of the
order. These
Knights will be
under the com
mand ot Col.
t). .iv. wairous,
'Vl
oflhiscitv,who,
$? by virtue of his
military expe
rience, is well
fitted to make
acreditable
showing of that
part of tho pa
rade. Com
maud'rWatrous will ask that
COIi. J. A. WATROL'S,
Or MILWAUKEE.
the Grand Chancellor of each jurisdic
tion will name some capable Knight
to take command of the Knights from
his jurisdiction. The jurisdictions will
be formed into corps. Wisconsin and
Illinois will have large delegations, and
will each form a single corps, as will
other neighboring states. Tho terms
'delegation1' and ''corp3," as applied
to the unuuiformed parade, are used
so that there may be no confusion, the
Uniform Bank being designated by
divisions aud brigades. Commander
Watrous1 forces will be formed in line
on the west side, in such a position as
to enable the Knights to see all of the
Uniform Rank parade, and will there
fore not miss this great feature, while
at the same time contributing to it
themselves. Lodges to take part in
this parade will be expected to bring
their own banners and flags, and as
far as possible to bring bands of music
to enliven the parade and make a cred
itable showing.
Tho supremo lodge session will be
the nucleus around which the per
formances of the week will gather.
That body consists o two delegates
from each of the grand jurisdictions,
and though comprising a small num
ber of men, is composed of the most
prominent members of the order -from
all parts of the United States and
Canada. Many matters affecting the
interests of the order will come up for
discussion. The question of sustain
ing or overrulling the action of the
Snpreme chancellor in suspending the
celebrated Kokomo, (Ind.) division
will create general interest. Up to
the Cincinnati session of the Supreme
lodge, the Kokomo division had for
some years carried off the best com
petitive drill prizes. At Cincinnati
they were awarded tho second prize
by tho judges, although there was
only about one-half of one percent
between their marking and that of
the winning division. The members
ot tho Kokomo division published
some very severe censures or the de
cision of tho judges. For this they
wore ordered by the Supreme Chan
cellor to publicly apologise, -.-whicii
thev refused to da Tbe Snpreme
Chancellor tbereupoa issued an order
suspending their functions as a dSri
sion. A strong effort wiU be made by
tho friends of the Kokomo diriskm
who think tho Supreme Ohsapefiot's
action arbitrary and uncalled for,
have itsetasHle, and tfeeoraesiam
sion re-instated.
Perhaps the most important matter
to come before tho Supreme lodge
win oe me question ot declaring meg
ai aii associa
tions doing a
life insurance
business in tlie
name of the
order, with tho
exceptionofthe
Endowment
Rank, which
alone is recog
nized by the
Supreme lodge
In numerous
states life insur
ance associa
tions have been
instituted un
der tho name of
the order, there
by trespassing
011 the field
SOMEME YICE-CILYX-CELIiOB
GEO. B. SFIAW.
which properly belongs to the Endow
ment Rank. There is no.other socioty
which permits such tresspassing upon
tho ground which beloDga to it solely;
but inasmuch as some of tho state in
stitutions will doubtless make a vig
orous protest and strong fight upon
being summarily deprived ot their re
venue, it may bo that the hottest con
test of the entire session will bo over
this question. An effort will bo made
to increase the efficiency and success
of tho Endowment Rank by elevating
the members of the board of Control
to the position of Supremo lodge
officers.
The claim of the Uniform Rank to
direct representation in the Snpreme
lodge will come up for discussion.
This question has been mooted only
within the last two or three months
by the members of that rank. Such a
change would cause an entire remodl
ing of the order regarding representa
tion in tho Snpreme lodge.
The supremo Temple of Pylhias
Sisters will hold its first meeting on
Tuesday, July S, and will remain in
session during the week. Tho order
was established only a little a more
than a year ago, and now has a mem
bership" ot 4,000, with seven grand
tnmnlAS. nnd fiims to bo to the Pvlli-
ian order what the bisters ot Hebecca
are to tho Odd Fellows. Thev will do
--l.--7 " . . V" I
more thantho work of the order dnring J
11s meeting ncre. xiie ucgree stun ol
Temple No. 1, of Warsaw, Ind., will
come in a special car and will exemplify
the work on Wednesday evening.
A large joint executive committee of
Milwaukee citizens and members of
tlie local Knights of P thins lodges
has charge of tho arrangements for
the Conclave. Mayor George W.
Peck is president of this committee,
which holds weekly meetings at the
convenient headquartcra at 403 East
Water street. Tho headquarters arc
in charge of W. C. "Williams, who has
been selected manager of the Conclave
because of his acquaintance with the
needs ot the ocaisiou and the poscs-
r?st -T illlf rr lii? Tk-f- f lffrTTV
oiuuyLiuiukj uu i .a. -''"-
phsh the important ends in view, ihe
work in the various departments is in
the charge of sub-committees, tlie
most important of which arc those on
hotels aud quarters, prize drill and
parade, camps, fireworks, band music,
subsistence, invitations and halls and
decorations.
The committee on hotels and quar
ters is in charge of D. S. Hose, and by
an excellent system he is rapidly as
signing those who desire quarters to
convenient places which have been
secured. The subsistence committee,
under charge of M. .T. Haislcr, lias
completed arrangements to feed
thousauds of people at the camp
gronnds, while many ot thoe in camp
will erect and manage their own mess
tents. Special advantages will bo
supplied newspaper representatives
for securing the news, through a com
mittee ot the Milwaukee Press Club
headed by its president, H. P. My rick.
The committee on invitations have ex
tended to the governor:? ot all tho
states and ter
ritories a cor
dial invitation
to lie present
with their
staffs and not
less than a doz
en have already
given a favor
able response
A baggage
'clearinghouse'
will insure safe
care for such
properly, a 1
though intend
ing visitors are
advised to bring
as little bag
gage as possi
ble. The camp
committe, of
which J. P.
GSAND CILVXCEDuOl:
nosKixs, op vris
cassxs. Bundle is chairman,
work well under way
has its
Chairman
Hamilton, ol tuo lire worKs com
mittee, expresses the opinion that his
fireworks contract is the best ever
made in the United States. Col.
Watrous, who is to lead the parade or
ununiformed Knights, can bo relied
npon to mako his part a big success.
And so all through the list.
Wisconsin will at the Snpreme
lodge undoubtedly bo honored by the
election ot the present supreme vice
chancellor, George B. Shaw, of Eau
Claire, to the highest office in order,
that of supremo Chancellor; and tho
order will be honored as well by Mr.
Shaw's election to that post
If the manifold attractions of the
Conclave are not sufficient to bring
the reader to Milwaukee during the
week of July 7-12, he should take ad
vantage of the low railroad fares.
which will then prevail, to visit the
numerous lake resorts of Wisconsin,
about which might be written a dozen
interesting letters.
Walter W. Pollock.
HE "WAS ASHASIKD
To Ask Again, but His Frank I.ettar
Got It for Him.
A few months ago one of the nnfortun&to
inmates in tho Saa Francisco Almshouse
was inspired by the sensational statcmcnU
In tho newspapers -with the belief that Joy
Vegetable Sarsaparilla would help him. Bat
without money, how to get it was tho qnea
.tlon. Finally ie wrote to the Edwin W. Joy
Co., appealing to their generosity, and itwa
Hot unheeded, tho coveted preparation be
ing sent by tho next parcel delivery. Its
Sect is best told in a subsequent letter, from
-which we qsoto the follewing:
"I suppose you know me by this writinr,
aad my circumstances and condition. XI
t&OHgh improving, I ask of your generosity
iot anotner oouie or your joys Ycgeiaoie
BanapariUa.
Its-laxative action-is Derfec-
ttoa itself.
It has so thoroHgbly regulated
ay system that 'my catarrh, rheumatism,
ooBtlpation, and. headaches are all better.
J feci ashamed to aak in this way, but what
kallldo? I thought I might not need any
aaore, bat I am now so anxloas to keep It up;
butyoaseebowitk."
It was seat, and be can get aote if he need
Wcinluirt's Kecr.
Awi Free Lunch at the Telephone Sa
loon, 5 cents.
Ludlow's Ladies' $aoo Fino Slices;
also flexible hawl-turncd French Eds,
at J. J. Goodman's.
to,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, JUNE 24
As Filed in The Coatity Recorder' Oflee
Yesterday.
S. D. Adair and wife to Jav
Tnttle, lots 11, 12, 13 and
14, blk G, Meriwether
Downs
Jay Tuttle and wife to Ar
thur C. Tuttle, undivided
one-tenth interest in 10
acre3 in sec 14, T 8N, R 9
W
Wm. and Annie Reidt to Jok
kom Fink, lots 9, 10, 11
and 12, blk 30, Rosedale. .
S. B. Gibbs to W. F. Mc
Gregor, lot 1, blk 13,
Adair's
Martin Foard and wife to W.
F. McGregor, lots 11 and
12, blk 1, Foard's
250
450
100
Previously reported this
year. Sl,455,521
Total to date Sl,456,372
An Elczant Bailee.
The gold badge to be presented by
J. Strauss to tho winner of the foot
race on the Fourth is a beautiful gift.
It consists of two bars and a medal
lion or pendant, connected by deli
cate gold chains on each side. On the
top bar are engraved the words "From
J. Strauss," the second bar is blank
on which will be engraved the name
ot the winner. The pendant is circu
lar, about the size of a halt dollar on
which is the figure of a man running.
Around the pendant is a gold ribbon,
in hcptagonal style, thus presenting
seven smooth surfaces for inscriptions.
On the top and the upper surface each
side, are the words "Champion
yards Runner," the distance to be en
graved afterwards. The two surfaces
each side are blank and on tho two
either side the bottom point of the
ribbon are engraved "July 4th, 1890."
Whoever wins it will have a fine orna
ment to wear on his breast.
Scaly Skin Diseases
j.
ormsis .t
1 . jicitrs, cover tun face, lien a
mitl entire hotly icith ichitc scab. Skin
red, itchy and bleeding, llalr all gone.
ttjtcnz it iindretis 0 tiollars. I'ronouncca
incurable. Cured byCutlcuraltentedlea
Cured by Cuticura
My disease (psoriasis) flna broke out on
my left check, .spreading across my nose and
tlmrwt nrwiwrv iiitr finn Ir n Intn mv
cj es ami the i)h slcian w.is afraid I would
Ioeiny ejesfght altogether. It spread all
oer my lic.ul and my h.ur all fell out, until
; w.is entirely bald-headed ; It then broke
out on :ny anas and b'jiuihler.uutil my arms
were just one sore. It coercd my entire
body, mv face, head and shon'ders being the
w orst. The lilte scabs fell constantly from
in head . shoulders and arms ; the skin
would thicken and be red and ery Itchy,
and would crack and bleed If scratched.
ficrscinliu;r many hundred of dollars 1
,,oIirAniit.;.,1 Inn. N.',. I l.onr.l nT tlii
cuticuiia Kkmkimks. and after using two
bottles Cuticura Kksolviint I couti see
tcliaii1-; .mil after I Ii.ul taken four bottles
I w.ts :ilnnit lurel ; nt.tl when 1 had used
Mx bottles of cuTieuR.v Ui&olvkxt and
one bo orruuicuKA. and one rake oICut
it'UKi So.ii. I was rnrcil of tbt dreadful
diacuMi from which I bad MiHered for ft Ye
j oar. 1 thought the dwase 11 ould Icai e a
1 rrv derp M'ir. but tbe Cuticura KE31K
niiis cur,'! 11 without any scars. I cannot
i:iri'.s whli a pen wh..t 1 Minered before
usliij: tin C'uneuui Ukjirmes. lhey
s tied my life, and l feel it my duty to rec
ommend thi-111. .My h.Ur is restored as good
as ei er aud so is my eyesight, t know of
other who bait reieued great bencllt from
their uh. Mas. 1CO.SA KELLY.
Kockwcll City, Iowa.
- Cuticura Resolvent,
Tin; ii w Wood and Skill !unfierand purest
am! Let of Jlumnr Itemed U, tuterually,aud
Cuticuim. IhegTMt Skin Cure, and Cirri
cimiSo.uviii eMiuLsite sAin neautifier, ex
ternally. ii.ivc cured thousands of cases
where tlie .Micddin; of scal-s measured a
quart dady, tlie skin cracked, bleeding,
burning, ami Itching almost bejond human
ciiduniDC hair lifeless or all gone, suffering
terrible. Wlnt oilier remedies have made
such curca?
Sold cicrjwhere. Trice. Coticuka, 50c ;
Soai2.jc; kksoi.vext,$i. l'reparedby the
POTTKlt DUUC AND ('IIKMieil. CORPORA
TION; ftasiou.
osrSeiul for How to Cure : kin Diseases."
OS p.io'.riO illustrations ami HO testimonials.
DIM PlKS. black he.uN, reil.roiih.chappcd
1 cm am
anrtoilj skin prviviited by Cuticura
SOAl
IT STOPS THE PAIN.
Itac'v-.iehe, kidney p ilns, weak
ness, rheumatism aud muscular
pains rdicrcd la one minute Iy
the Cuticura Antl-Valn I'tater.
The lirst and only instantaneous pahi-klll-
mj; piaster.
More Rolling Stock.
Yesterday afternoon L. A. Loomis,
president of the Ilwaco R. & N. com
pany arrived in this city, and goes up
to i'ortlaud this morning by steamer.
Thero he will arrange to have brought
down from Kalama a new locomotive
and a passenger coach, made for his
railroad from Ilwaco to Sealand.
The locomotive weighs nearly
twenty tons and was made by H. K.
Porter & Co., at Pittsburg, Penn. The
coach is a first class passenger, and is
from the famous car works at Wil
mington, Delaware.
Warm weather otten causes extreme
tired feeling and debillity, and in the
weakened condition of the system, dis
eases arising from impure blood are li
able to appear To gain strength, to
overcome disease, and to purify, vitalize.
and enrich the blood, take Hood's Sarsa
paiilla. Rooms TVaHtcd.
Furnished rooms will be wanted from
Julv 8th to 12th, for members of the A.
O. U. W., coming to the Grand Lodge.
All persons-having any, will please
leave word as soon as possible atlluck-
ers Kestaurant.
Piaaos for Sale
At factory prices. M. W. Burtt, agent
from the factory of Hcmme & Long,
San Francisco, who is a practical piano
maker and tuner, is now in the city
prepared to do all kinds of .Repairing
and Tuning;
Dnnk Knickerbocker bottled beer.
Coffee and cake, ten rents, at the
Central Restaurant.
Try the Columbia .Bakery and satisfy
yourself where you can do the best
TelcpksaeLieiUttHC Heasc.
Best Beds in town. Rooms per night
50 and 25 cts., per week S1.50. New and
clean. Private entrance.
There Are Seme Nice Kems,
Over the Mikado candv store, suitable
for offices, for rent. Apply to Alex
Campbcl I.
The Columbia Bakery is the neatest
shop in the city.
The IleaTmaM Hettsc Cigar.
The La Paloma cigar and other fine
brands of cigars; the finest in the city,
at Charley Olson's, next to C. H. Cooper.
IleiiscK For Heat.
Apply at the Pacific Real Estate Co,
Fresh Bread and Cakes every day at
Columbia Bakery. AH orders deliv
ered to all parts of the city.
Remember the Austin house at the
Seaside is open tho year 'round.
Meals Caaate ta raer.
Private rooms for ladies and families :
at Central Restaurant, next to Foard
Stokes'.
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For the very best Photos, go to Sinister.
Nottingham Lace Curtains
Sixty Cents per Pair, to Five Dollars
Just Received at Tlie
Leading Dry Goods and Clothing House of the City
. II.
517 and 521 Third St.,
$2.95
ifi
HAND-SEWED, DOUBLE JSEA.M SHOE. It never rips. It never squeaks.
flexible than a hand turn.
MORGAN & 00.,
NOW!
For The
4th of July
The Election Is Over,
And it behoves all to for
get the political
strife and
GET IN
and
GET UP
A First-Glass
Celebration
In the meantime the
undersigned will not for
get to look out for the
people's wants, and be at
all times prepared to fur
nish the finest selection
of gentlemen's garments
at his usual reasonable
prices.
HermanWise
The Live Clothier and Hatter,
In the Occident Hotel BVd'i
ie
L. R. Abarcrombia, Prop.
Finest and Most Convenient
Summtr Resort
IN SEASIDE. ,
Eyery Boom lewly Punished.
Prirate Booms for Pamilies.
AND TOURISTS.
Traasleat Cwfttaaa Solicited.
TERMS, SEASONABLE.
The only AbercromMe Hotel at Seaside,
Oregon.
Thompson & Roes
Carry a Fall Liae of
Choice Staple imI Fancy
Groceries..
GWt Wt-r Cs t4 t: CanviMtil.
Abercroi
Hotel
NEW DESIGNS.
FROM
COOPER'S
For Ladies !
A Snap in Real Estate.
UK Acres, close to river and street car line. Only $500 per acre for a lew days
only. 5,000 can bo made on this property within three months.
Wteifmto M Wfc&mm.
Ittl 3E7stt,to
Odd Fellows' Buildinj
Us in Case's Astoria Are If on Sale
AT THE OFFICE OF THE
Astoria Real Estate 5.
PRICES FROM $150 TO $250 EACH.
TERMS One-Half Cash ; tho Balance in Six and Twelve Months.
Weinhards
Is the Choice of
Superior Facilities for Shipping in Car Lead: Lots.
Orders for any quantity to be directed to
H. WEINHAED,
Carner Tnrclf tU and 12. Tclcakanc 72.
The PacificBealEstateCo.
OCCUPIES THIS SPACE.
Office zsrecix? Central
A. T. SRAKKE, Mgr.
- ThisSpaco
Is Reserved For
.IeH's New Kestaurant.
Loek: Out for The
Opening, July 1st.
The Oregon Land Co.
Where Property
Corner Third
ASTORIA.
GO TO TM3
Columbia Bakery
FOR FRESH BREAD,
Cakes, and. Fine CoHfcctleMcry. All Orders cllTaral
COOLEY BROS. '
FLYNN, The Tailor,
KEE?S IN
Finest Woolen Goods for Suitings. . All the
He hnvs for Gash at Eastern Trices. lie
Garmeats. Call awl se for vouiself BarthBfeea,A8TOnA.f
3
Astoria.
my
!
It requires no breaking in. More
Astoria, Oregon.
Brolteri
ASTORIA, OR
Lager Beer !
the Connoisseur.
Portland, Oregon.
P. . Sax 4M.
lotel.
V
Is Left For Sale.
and Olney 8ts,
OKIGOif.
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STOCK THE-
Guaraatees the Best Wi
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