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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1890)
I- J b) v T S Sin gatlg ffotm ASTOHIA. OREGON: MONDAY CCTOBEK 17, 1830 ISSUED EVERY MORNING. P. VJ. PARKER, TuMWtcr mid Proprietor. A.STOCXAX RCILDIX. - CaS JiTUKET Teras of Subscription. Served by Carrier, per week ...... 15 els Sent by Mall, per month cucts "Vntbj Mall, one year S7.00 Free ol postage to subscribers, Thk Aktouiax guarantees to Its adver tisers the largest circulation of any newspa per published on the Columbia river. (Additional Local News on 1st Page.) The Rev. Win. S. Sbort will hold service at ibe Skipauoa scbool house, ilonday evening, the 27th, at half past seven. Interest iu the coming city election for counciuaen is being awakened and numerous elegiblo citizen3 are being discussed. "William Christiansen, the Upper town canneryman, was made happy yesterday morning when his wife presents him with twins, both boys. T. "VV. Alderman was in the city yes terday. His minion ho declined to disclose, although it was hinted that he had another combine to make with some foreign capital. The dmma of "Hearts of Oak," wluili w"nj Ut have been presented ' ' llo 201 h of November, Lab i ,i.ntHl the clalo and will bo played lir-o t tlie ojn.t.1 house on the 14th of X'VilulT. Too much publication of the pro posed duel iu yesterday's Astoriax, and the fact that the officers were on the- alert, deterred the participants from undertaking to carry out their proposed program, and the encounter has lcen indefinitely postponed. The Merrill-Abbott Combination, wliich was lfcre in July is now in the Willamoito valley on the way up from California. The Albany 'Democrat of Tuesday gives the company a very good nolico of the entertainment given there the evening xircrious. Postmaster Hare received word yes terday that an iron frame bag rack for tbo office had been shipped, and would be here in a few days. The rack will accommodate forty bags and is much needed iu the office. Mr. Hare was also notified tbat the office here will bo allowed a revolving general delivery case; also a p'apar case and a distributing case Theater goers will bear in mind that on Friday evening there will be presented at the opera house "The XJ. 6. Mail," an unusually attractive play, wliich is epokeu of in the highest terms by the press of the country wherever it has been played. Reserved seats can be secured at the New York Novelty store at any time after 9 o'clock on Wednesday morning. Among the convicts in Oregon's state penitentiary at Salem there is not one woman. The last one, Edith Holmes was liberated a few days ago. She was sentenced to a one year term and came from Clatsop county. Her crime was larceny and she served her time uncomplainingly. This woman was the sixth one to bo confined in Oregon's penitentiary. Charity Lamb was the first one. The yellow flag, or danger signal of the weather bureau, which has floated from the flagstaff of the signal offico for the past two days, has been a dis appointment to many, as the average citizen, who read the last special weauier uuiienn irom Ean ijrancisco looked for a big blow in. this city. The sun, however, has shown bright and fair each day and the laugh has been given the yellow flag. Seafar ing men have heeded it, though, for they know the value of the service, for several ships have delayed going to sea until the forty-eight ioure specified had passed. Late last night the sky became overcast md there were other indications of au approac ing storm. It will probably break to day, and is the tail end of a series of fierce gales that have been raging off the coast for the past two days. Reports of the storm will be looked for by the next incoming vesseL r.i-sf users to Portland. The following is the list of passen gers having rooms who went up tho river lat night on the steamer R. 1L Thompson, Mr. McKesky, Ed. Ohler, P. Web ber, H. B. Parker, E. J. Rathbone, C. W. Fulton, W. H. Newton, Capt Hall, R. Fcnkhouscn, A. P. Sharpstein, J. Strauss, Mrs. Carruthers, F. Rogers, Mrs, F. J. Taylor, .T. Q A. Bowlby, Miss Carnahant G. B. Hegardt, L. Shanahan. J. W. Simpson, Dr. Kinney, H. G. Smith, L B. Hawlev, Miss Hattie Smith, J. EL Wooden, J. A. Favi..T.T. Van Name, R H. Yeaton, N. C. Koefed, J. Hatch, Mr. Whitkinen, Sheriff Smith. Attention, Sir Knights. A meeting of the Astoria Division, "No. L XJ. R. K. o P., is hereby called to meet at Pythian hall Monday, Oc tober 27, at 730 r. M. Business of importance to be transacted. By or der of C J. Trekciubd, Lieutenant Commanding. Attention Smokers. Commercial. Lurline, La Perla Cubaua ail imported, r lor dc Madrid. La PAlladina. La Erraina. la Fatnana in Key West Brands. Tbe3clmont. Mocha. Heading Koom in rear of Cigar Store. Chaiilt Olsex's Clrl "IVantca A good girt wanted for housework. Good wascs mid for right party. Ap ply at this oftlcc. Pleasant Faraislicd Hon hi To rent. Enquire of Mrs. C. W. Stone, comer Cedar and West 8th streets. KNtms to Kent Furnuhcd or uuftirnished on Court street, cast of Satn'l Elmore's. Mrs. a A. Mat. ITsBtcd, A girl for housework and cooking. Address, J. C S Astorian Office. Best ilnrbcrs ia Tgwh At Jos Giardina's. Shaving 15c ' Cudr u4 Nts At Holcs, G Third street First-clMssh&vlHg.Kc, Ferd Terrell's. THE 1ILT BESTADEAHT-JEFPS FOOTBALL. An Exciting Game at Smith's Yesterday. Point A scratch game of football played by members of -the Astoria Football Club at the Smith Point grounds yes terday, furnished amusement to about 250 ladies and gentlemen. The teams were captained respectively by R. M. Gibson and Frank Gunn, and the way tho kickers tumbled and rolled over the inflated rubber in efforts to score points was ludicrous. Some of the players wore very unique costumes, and most of them will bo sore and stiff in tho joints for several days. One player, Nickerson, in the early stage of the game, received a kick in the abdomen so severely that he had to retire. The game resulted in a vic tory for the Gunn team, which won by one goal and one try. The players were: Gunn Team J. S. Hitchen, Harry Findley, Thomas 'Rawlings, Fred Rawlings, Wm. Kellv. Gibson Team S. H. Maddock, Harry Cribb, George Chutter, Kangaroo, Wm. Mcintosh. Jack Carruthers acted as umpire. PERSONAL MENTION. Jack Carruthers is home again. J. G.Megler, the Brookfield cannery man, was in the city yesterday. Secretary Newell, of the Street Car Company, is back from Portland. J. W. Stenirelfi rornrnflfl frnm Port land on yesterday morning's steamer, E. C. Hughes returned yesterday otup, JJcputy United btatos Mar monung from abusinosstrip to Idaho. al Smith telegraphed an outline of HinHin T TT D Hnv ,i t tj the facts in the case to Marshal Barin .c- -.r , , t, , , ,. I Smith to come along with his w?ir- Misses Mabel Parker and Belle rant, Mr. Smith left on last night's Cleveland returned yesterday morning steamer, from Portland. The three alleged sailors who were Collector of Port Taylor and his on board tho Noddleburn, and who father, Colonel Taylor returned ye3- ' have not signed articles have been terday from Portland. I locked up in the county jail and will Miss Mattie E. Owen, who left hero b? held 2s witnesses against Kelly. last June for Genesee. Idaho, returned i yesterday morning, and will remain hero for some time, on a visit to tho family of P. W. Parker. JUi:i.K .NEWS AXD hOTKS The steamer Jionita brought 4,700 cases of salmon from Megler's cannery yesterday morning. The steamer Willamette Chief is reported coming down the river with a ship, but the name is not given. It U probably fho Lonsdale.. The ship City of Philadelphia, which has been lightering cargo at the Union Pacific wharf for several days, left up the river yesterday in tow of tli3 steamer S. G. Reed. Tho San. Francisco Examiner of Wednesday last has ihe following winch will prove of interest to mar iners and ship owners Three other northern ports have been closed by lack of chaunel.the drifting sand being more trustworthy and honest Indian, and than the low water in tho rivers can he takes really a wonderful delight in cut away. The steamer Point Loma, performing every one of his little du due from Gray's harbor to-day, is bar t ties with an exactness and care that bound since Satnrday, with no pros- would make the eyes of the strictest iKMus jl immcuiiiic reieiuu. jliio disciplinarian gutter wnu pnue ana Willamette Valley Is imprisoned at? pleasure. Tho other morning a num Yaquina bay, the steamer Truckee at ber of fat and handsome sturgeon Tillamook and a fleet of four steamers i were land on the slip, apparently dead, and seven vessels aro still unable to and without power of motion, and Mr. get away from Coos bay." Vianen ordered-Jim to carry them in A Splendid Salmon Season. From time to time durins the nast fishing season tho Vancouver Truth has informed its readers of the largo amount of fresh salmon on ice that was being shipped eastward over the Canadian Pacific from this city by ex press to the markets, and it gives the total amount of shipments by Messrs. D. W. Port & Co. and W. H. Vianen, our "wholesale dealers, both of whom have had a considerable number of men employed in the industry. Nearly every station along the C. P. R. from west to east has been supplied by either one of the firms, the largest markets being Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal and New YbrL Most of the consignments of Port & Co. are sent to their Toronto house, from which place tho' salmon is distributed throughout, Ontario and New York, state and city. The total number of pounds forwarded by both firms dur ing sir months is aa near as can be calculated about 800,000 pounds, or 400 tons, valued, afr about 840,000. This amount-is about equally divided between, the two .firms as far as ship ments are concerned, and is over twice as much as exported any other year in the same manner. During the three yenrs- since the shipments began, the business has increased from 20,000 pounds the first year.- Tho outlook fornext year is exceed ingly bright, and if the salmon run well, it is said that two other farms will begin operations in this line in this city, so that competition may "possibly be keen. A MODEL LETTER. South Bend, Oct22r189a Mesther Hermanne Wyze: In4OxedentsHbtel Billdiug. Dear Snt: Effrybody tahx about you. cellin sq cheep so i touht i wood try you. cendjneo 1 zooto to fit nice, iem 5 feet 8 eench an tolrbel fett also my sonn he is unlee lo yeors an all muss s bigg esi. inclohs i send 30 keshiff etsmohriwyllpeh yoo wenn i lcomm to Storyah" an eff tub motch send mo a Hett orr shoos orr sum odder tink. J. Felixok. That tired feeling is entirely overcome by Hood's Sarsaprilla, which creates an appetite,rouscs the liver, cures headache, and gives renewed strength and vigor to the whole body. Besureto'get llood's Sarsaprilla, which is peculiar to itself. Sold by all druggist. Iffolhiag Succeeds I.tlic Success. It is verified by tho fact that nearly everybody eats nt Jeff's New re staurant For Choice Roll or Tub Butter, call on Thompson & Ross. Ludlow's Ladies' S3.00 Fino Shees: I also flexible hand-turned French Kids, at i'. .i. uoouman si uos. A -fine lino of Cigai-s and Cinarottes can bo found at the Columbia Bakery, ohm iiiiiu sucefc. Up With th'c Time. llnilroad is coming. Shaving 35c at Joe Giardina's Shnri"?, fcltavinfr, irc, 15c, 15c, 35c, at Giardina's. Tclephene lsdsrsng iZense. Best Beds in town. Rooms per night 50 and 23 cts., per week SL5. New and clean. Private entrance. Columbia River charts. No. 3, on sale at Griffin & Reed's, 25 cents. Go to the Columbia bakery for all kinds of cakes. Go to Olsen's for Cuban Btoisoms, 10c Remember the Austin house at the Seaside is opentho year 'round. CJgtora- At Holmes, C40 Third street THAT SAILOR KIDNAPING CASE "Bnuco" Kelly Placea Unfler ArresH iD PortlaM Yesterday. TO JiE JiROVGUT HOWS' UEItE. The case of kidnaping landsmen on board the British bark Noddleburn, details of which were published in yes terday's Astohiak, excited much com ment and on all hands was heard con demnation of the methods adopted by the sailor boarding housemen of Port land to secure men for vessels there. "It is an oTB, old story, and the practice has been iu vogue ior years," said one well posted water front man. "How many young men fresh from farms or interior cities in the east have been sent to sea in this manner it would be hard to telL With the Portland sailor boarding house run ner, a man is a man and is worth go much money to a ship captain, it make3 no difference to the runner, whether he ever saw a ship or not" The disclosures made by Armstrong who escaped from the Noddleburn by jumping overboard wero very op portune and a thorough investigation in the case will bo made. "Bunco" Kelly is already under arrest and will be brought here for trial by to-morrow. xesteruav mornimr when the telegraph lino " .?ra3. tiiougnt best to prosecute Kelly in the stato courts on a charge of kidnaping, rather than to take him before the federal court on a charge of violating the shipping laws. Captain Hall, master of the Noddle burn also left for Portland last even ing and it was reported that ho went upon business iu connection with tho Armstrong case. The captain denied this and stated that he had completed his cargo hero and was going up to close his business and get final orders from his owners' agents. A Strn&Rlo With n Stnrgroa. Faithful Jim is tho name of an old Siwash in tho employ of Mr. W. H. Vianen. Jim looks after the fish house, cleans house, runs the delivery barrow, breaks ice, and performs nu merous other little duties of an oasv and pleasant nature. Fnithfnl .Tim. as his name would indicate, is a vnrv side and clean.them. Jim carried the first two inside and laid them care- ; fully down beside tho water hole, and he was just about to deposit the third. a ntty-pounaer, wnen tuc nsn, coming suddenly to life, gave a tremendous wriggle and almost slipped through Jim's hands into the water hole. Faithful Jim took a strong hold and was about to drag it from the water, when the fish gave another jump, causing the Siwash to slip, and like a flash the fish and the man shot through tho hole into the river. Then there was a commotion in the depths that betokened that a gigantic struggle was in full swing, and tho loiterers who had seen the accident felt very anxious for Jim's safety, for they knew he would never let go while life remained in his body. The terrible struggle lasted fully a minute, and Jim's long shaggy hair camo to tho surface, swirling and twisting and lashing the water into foam. Mr. Vianen seized the hair and drew Jim's head above the water, as ho did so the Siwash gave vent to a squamish war-whoop, wliich startled the whole neighborhood. "Me Faith ful Jim," he said, and sure enough when they dragged him out the fish was found locked in tho strong em brace of his arms, and as peaceful as a snail, after the long struggle. Then Faithful Jim seized a heavy club, and, after dancing a species of Siwash wa dance over the tired sturgeon, be labored it until life was extinct New Westminister, B. C, Columbian. Most of the platinum supply comes from the Ural mines of R.ussia, where, as in tho placer mines of California and Canada the metal is regarded as a sort of by-product of gold-mining. It is claimed by dealers in platinum that if mined and worked out by the methods that have been applied to gold and silver, and tho cost of pro ducing and refining it charged up, it would be quite as expensive as gold. Philadelphia Record. Emigration from -Ireland, though greatly diminished, still continues at tho rate of more than 70,000 persons n year. $1,000 JtEWARK. WliatxWouId Abtoriu Be With out JclT? $1,000 reward in U. S. gold coin will be paid by "Jeff," the World Renowned Caterer, to any person who can satis factorily prove he can get a better meal or a greater variety of all the Delicacies of the season to chose from, than he can at Jeff's for the money. Second street, opposite Telephone Landing. Excitemcut Runs high at J. W. Conn's "drug store over S3Tstem Builder, as everybody is using it for Catarrh of the stomach. Dyspepsia, Constipation and Impure Blood, and to build up the system it cer tainly possesses wonderful merit when all speak so well of it. Fine Tahlc Wiuc Delivered at CO cents a gallon, to any Eartofthc city. A line line of pure alifornia wines at low prices, at A. W. UtzingerV? Cosmopolitan saloon. V;inIiRrls Beer. A fifteen ball Peel Table and all the leading newspapers on file at the Sun nyside Saloon. All the patent medicines advertised in this paper, together with the choicest perfumery, and toilet articles ctc can he bought at the lowest prices at J. W. Conn's drug store, opposite Occident hotel, Astoria. Cutlery, at G40 Third St. CUIireiCrjfePitcIertCaslorie REFLECTIONS ON STANLEY. Seriou3 Charges Against tho Great Ex plorer of Africa. Tho diaries and letters of Major Bartolett, tho murdered commander of Stanley's rear guard, have just been published in London. They contain serious charges against tho African explorers. Tho book was edited by the dead man's brother, Walter Bartolett, who in the preface says: "It is not likely that this book would have been written or one word of its contents published had justice been even partially done or any kindness shown by the leader of the expedition to the officer who was left at TJmbrya with impediments, stores and baggage." Charges of malignity, ingratitude, misrepresenta tion and desertion are then brought against Stanley, besides other Ires im portant accusations. The issue pre sented is whether the misfortunes ol the rear column were due to tho in decision of Major Bartolett and that of his companions, or whether Stanley himself was principally responsible. In his book Mr. Stanley finds fault because the rear column did not fol low the advance column as directed. Mr. Bartolptt asserts that his broth er's diaries and letters, as well as tho testimony of surviving officers, show that Stanley made it utterly impossi ble to carry out his orders, as he took all the strong able men and thoso of good character with him, leaving to .the rear guard tho sick, feeble and in corrigible. Mr. Bartolett declares that Stanley threatened to blast the major's repu tation with Lord Woolsey and ruin his career in the army. Referring t6 this incident, Mr. Bartolett gives his brother's werds: "Afterwards, turn ing to me, Stanley said that it was in his power to ruin me in the service. I said that this was an empty threat, as it would take a great deal more than he could say to do that. He punished mo afterwards by making mo march to Leopoldville with 70 men who wero noted for laziness and in capacity for carrying loads, warning mo that if I lost a single load I must stand tho consequence." This expose of Stanley's character as shown tip by tho diaries makes spicy reading. Tho story includes an account of tho quarrel between Stan ley and Jephsou, on which occasion Stanley offered to fight Jephsou! Tho publication has caused great sensation in London and the papers are unani mous in expressing the opinion that it was indiscreet, to say the least, to print what Major Bartolett, a man avowedly of hasty temper, wrote, and which ho never intended should eco the light But, however this may bo tho charges call for a fnll answer. Mr. Stanley refuses to bo interviewed on the subject It is estimated that tho earnings of tho Southern Pacific Railroad Com pany will this year reach tho immense sum of 18,000,000, which are the largest ever reached by this notably prosperous corporation. This is a good showing for Pacific coast busi ness, and does not indicate any de pression in tho commercial interests of the country through which this great line operates. A walrus skin measuring over four teen feet in length, was landed from the Rusli, after her late cruise. It was captured by some of the junior officers en Walrus island, and will be sent to the Smithsonian institute at Washington, where after being prop erly prepared, it will form one of the Alaskan exhibits at the world's fair. Kansas will increase its acreage of wheat this fall, predicts tho Welling ton Mail, over thirty per cent Most of the farmers whose corn crop failed are planting wheat You cannot down or discourage a Kansas farmer. A DOCTOR'S HEKUKE. ImmcnselyJIoroIIschlef than Is Gen erally Suspected. Dr. IClnp, the eminent medical writer, m & learned disquisition on our national com plaint, constipation, 3ays: Tho great quantity of cathartic plus, eta, which are taken by the people of this conn try are productive of immensely more- mis chief than is ccncrally suspected. True, the physic uuloaas the bowels, but Its action tend U diminish tho tone of the Intestines: ro that, instead of removing costrrcness, lr n?-raratcs it, leaving tho bowels in a mora torpid condition. Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla was designed to fill Just such a contingency as tho doctor's arraignment anticipates, viz.: instead of be Int; a powerful mineral purgatlro, it Is ft mild vcgetablo laxative, that, ewing: to Its solvent and gentlo stimulating properties, Is so certain a relief in constipation that it has been given away to hundreds, not to be paid for unless It was ofpositlvo benefit It re places constipatl almost immediately with a natural easy habit, and Is so mild that, unlike drastic purgatives, it can be taken indefinitely with perfect safety. Worse Than leprosy Is Catarrh, and there is but one prepa ration that does cure that disease, and that is the California Positive and Neg ative Electric Liniment. Sold by J. V. Conn. It also cures neuralgia, rheuma tism, headache, sprains, burns and all pain. Try it and tell your neighbor where to get it FtiriiLthccl Rooms For rent, on Main street No. 307. Mrs. 11. Bekexdes. The Finest Photos Aro now taken by H. S. Shuster. Seo now samples. Weinlmrd's Borr. And Free Lunch at the Telephone Sa loon, 5 cents. The latest st stylo of Gents' Boots and Pr.l. Goodman & Co.'s. Shoes at -THE- .-. COttNER- WEST FrFTH'AliD WAfii-STS. Astoria, Dueoox. reN3e& Of all Descriptfons MADE 10 ORDER ON' SHORT NOTICE; Eoot of Morrjsoa St., rortlanS, Oregon. Advance1 Threshers AND ENGINE - - Parm, Ohuxch and School- Bells Inspirators, Injectors and FeedTumps, Coal Oil KnglBes, Trahem Pumpsr Kriebel Engines, Boilers and Steam Generators Laundry Machinery. HarinelXachinery CHEMICAL FIRE ENGINES, Blacksmith Forges and Drills, Best Axle Grease and Compound in the world.Pow- ell's Brass Goods and Iron Pipe. Send fer Circular. ScofBui liffliry FIBE.WORKS FOB KEXT SUMMER. A Building Permit Taken Oat for a Kew Amusement Yenture. A permit for a new amusement venturo on a largo spale has been taken out in tho public" works depart ment of Ckicago by a recently organ ized company known as the Columbia Pyrotechnical company, with a capi tal of $100,000, of which H. Buck holder is tho president, and in which H. B. Thearlo of the Timmerman opera house is largely interested. Tho company is for the purpose of giving exhibitions of pyrotechnical displays such as have been made famous in New York and Cincinnati, and in a lesser degree at Cheltenham beach by Payne & Son of London. Tho first performance will bo given next June and the buildings of the company greatly amplified and en larged in time for the world's fair. Next summer's attraction will be "A Night in PeMh." The perform ance, in two parts, will be made gor geous, and the exhibition will engage 500 performers. As at Cheltenham, a large artificial lake will be used for maratimo effects. The first part of "A Night in Pekin"will be the corona tion of the emperor, illustrating Chi nese sports and customs, after which in the second part will follow tho ar rival of the French and English fleets and the bombardment of tho city. Tho company has secured ground for its performance on Cottage Grove avenue, between Sixty-first and Six tieth streets, and tho work of erecting 850,000. worth of buildings will begin at once. Tbo stage will be 150x300 feet, aud tho lake, immediately in front, will be of the same dimensions. Back of this seata will bo arranged for 15,000 people in the open air. "Work will bo begun at once under tho per mit issued. Finest Barber fehnp In town at Joe Giardina'5. Shaving 15c, 15c, 15c. s1 p i almon p isheries 1891 Wo arc prepared to Supply ur Patrons nnd others with the best Fish letting, in Traps or Seines, our Long Experience War rams, for not We invite early orders, GLOUCESTER NET & TWINE CO. -o Ronton Office, 04 Commercial 8U INCANDESCENT Prices. All NIrIh Lights, per Month, each .....32 CO 12 oMork ' " t 50 10 " 1 25 West Shore Mills Company. KE MS BOOTS AND SB.0ES Tho Largest Stock, Best Quality an I Lowest Pricps at the Sign or The (Jolden Shoe. V. H. COFFEY. Groceries and Provisions. 372 THIRD STREEj. Butter. Eggs, Canned Goods, Potatoes, Wood and Willow Ware, Etc. James Finlayson 534 Third Street, Invites the gentlerfien of Astoria and sur rounding districts to call and sec hi largo selection of NEW SEASON GOODS s Suitable For Ulsters, Overcoats, Suits, Trousers Comprising Scotch. Eugllih, French and American Goods C&-A Good Fit Guaranteed- I. W. Case, BANKER. Transacts a General Banking Business. Drafts drawn available In any part of the 0. S. and Europe, and on Ilong Kong, China Office Hours : 10 a. m. to 3 v. jr. Oud Fkilows Buildiko, Astoria, Oregon. The Oregon Bakery A. A, CLEVELAND, Frop'r. GoMlreal Gate ii' Pastry None but the DestllaterlaLs Used. Satisfaction Guaranteed Customers BreaddeUTered In iMjjrpart of the city. Contractor and Stone Mason All kinds of Stone Work done In a neat and substantial maimer. , -Address all Orders or Correspondence Bo 213, Astoria, Or. LHfflDC m Merchant Tailor AND COMMISSION HOUSE. MtisiiNdliSEN,- SuccessortolEL'C .Holden. The oldest establishedfCoranilsslon House in Oregon. Goods oLall kinds sold on com mission. - Auction Sales ETery Saturday. General Ecpairlng, Jobbing and Uphol stering done. Fine stock ol Furniture on hand. "When you want Bargains in Household Goods go to HARTJLN OLBKN LAY Advance AND OTHER HIGH NOVELTIES AT THE Leading Dry O 3P 0 H Saturday, September 27th, "We will opeaour - ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE :OF Cloaks, Wraps, Jackets, SILK : SEALETTES Our House has a standard reputation which never fails to attract general atten tion during our Cloak Sales. CORRESPONDENCE 80IICITED. fallen & McDonnell, 131 C 103 3rd St., Portland, Or. Leading Dry Goods Storo for first class goods at Eastern prices. A gents for McCalls Bazaar GIoto Fitting Patterns. CLOAK SALENS HE WELL GET HERE WITH JACOBS & PLUfilt, Contractors anfl Bnilte. Estimates Given on Brick, Stone, or Wood Work. Concrete and. Cement Work a Specialty. OFFICE, - .118 Genevieve St. -THE- DIAMOND PALACE GTJSTAY HANSEN, Propr. A Large and Well Selected Stock, of Fino At Extremely Low Prices. All Goods Bought at This Establishment "Warranted Genuine. Watck and Cloclx Repairing A SPECIALTY. Corner -Cass and Squemoqna Streets I. "W. CASE Insurance Agent. REPRESENTING California Marine Ins. Co., S. F. Columbia Fire and Marine Ins. Co., Portland. Home Mutual Insurance Co., S. F. Phoenix of London. Imperial of London. John G. Dement. DRUGGIST. Successor to W. E. Dement & Co. Carries Complete Stocks of. Drugs and Druggists' Sundries. PreerfUMu CarcnuJr CMBMe4. Agent tor Mexican Balye and Norwegian Pile Cure Diamonds t Jewelry iJBlIi OF . NEW -:THIS WEEK:- WE ARE SHOWING Styles of fall Goods and Clothing House ASTORIA. OOOFIl'i J.H. MANSELL, REAL ESTATE BROKER, NOTARY I 3ST T E3 0 "3? MI 353 053 T AG-iEJiNrT; 1 ESTABLISHED 1883! Office 487 Third St., Lots in Case's Astoria Are Now "on Sale AT THE OFFICE OF THE Astoria Real Estate Co. PRICES PROM $150 TO $250 EACH. TERMS One-Halt Cash ; the Balance In Six and TvelT Ifontlw. HOT II FEET! For Desirable Acreage Or INSIDE PROPERTY. Call on or Address Lelnenweber & Coodenough, SECOND ST., Near Postofflce. ----- P. O. BOX 63. North Pacific Brewery, JOHN KOPP, - - Proprietor. BREWER OF EXTRA FINE BOHEMIAN LAGER BEEtt. EXTEA PINE STEAM BEER. ; js. s: ie o n. sr es h . s S3-ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TQ."J iTEIFIEfS New SECOND - STREET' (Opp. Telephone Landing.) Is tie Bon Ton (A2TD THE FIXEST OX THE COAST.) ; Dinner Parties, Banquets, aSpe'citfif Xho Finest Win nt JAguar!.- r- Prlvate Entrance and Room's?' N. .B. No connection with bis old.place fo, Main Street. nn GOODS Dress Goods e -a. " . -fr SSBBBH-55- PUBLIC -AND- Next io W. U. Teiegrapk Office "Stat fc Bestaurant of tfio-Tawi- jt F - cW" ULUTAHUftM I