mmem"9m i -y -RFjr;Si-r' P xfihc gaUg gtffotfm ASTORIA, OKEGON: SATGRDAV. NO FMREK 15. 1390 ISSUED EVERY MORNING. P. W. PARKER, Publisher and Proprietor. SrORlAXBUIMUNO, - CASSIRFBT Terms of Subscription Served uv Carrier, per eek . 5 cts m"M by Mail, per month... . . CocLs "vnt b Mail, one j ear 7.00 Free of postage to subscribers, Tits Astoriax guarantees to its adver .tsrrt jhe larcest eirculatioii of any ncuspa l r published on the Columbia rh or. (Additional Local News on 1st Page ) The wild goese bavo all gone South and a heavy frost began falling last night. Two mortgages amounting to S 1,050 were yesterday filed with the connty recorder for record. The ladies of Grace church will hold tbeir sale.at Liberty hall on the even ing of December 4th. Early yesterday morning a crew of twenty men were put to work grading the Main street hill for the electric motor line. An excellent opportunity for some one who wishes to take a contract for clearing someland is offered by "Win gate fc Stone in their new advertise ment this morning. Dr. Prentice returned to Portland last night, and will bo back here again on next Saturday, having a number of patients here whom ho was unable, for want of time, to treat The Salvation Army has evidently received some new recruits, for last evening there were in the ranks four women and three men. One of the females had an unusually strong voice, and sang loud enough to be heard three blocks nwav. a W. and F. E. Holt, constituting the firm of Holt & Company filed suit in the circuit yesterdaj- against M. J. Kiuney to recover $130 and costs. The action is based on a material lien filed against the hotel and res taurant buildings at Gcarhart. The real estate firm of E. J. Ford & Co. has purchased the building re cently occupied by the Vienna res taurant on Genevieve street, and .is soon as it can be fitted up for an office, they will remove there and have a fine office, ready for the in creased business in real estate which is sure to be here in a short time. Yesterday M. F. Hardesty received from Topeka, Kansas, a commission ns aide-de-camp on tho staff of Gen. LclandJ. "Webb, commander-in-chief of the Sons of Veterans of tlio United States. This conveys upon Mr. Har desty the rank of lieutenant colonel of that order, and Tiie Astoriax, con gratulates Lieutenant Colonel Har desty on his appoiutment. The First AL E. Church will be formally reopened to-morrow at 11 a. at Rev. Dr. Kummer, of Portland, will preach tho sermon; Eev. Dr. Garner and the pastor will assist in the services. The services will be especially interesting and a cordial invitation is extended to the public Dr. Kummer will preach also at 7:30 r. si. Song service at 7 p. n. Alert Hook and Ladder Company No. 1 was surely disappointed yester day when tho steamship Columbia from San Francisco arrived and it was discovered that the new Hayes' truck was not on board. Later in tho day J. H. Johannsen received a telegram announcing that the shipment of the track had been delayed owing to tho non-arrival of certain fixtures for it. Just when tho machine will arrive is now uncertain. An important real estate sale was consummated yesterday, when James cods, a prommentmerafcantot Port land, purchased fifty feet front on tho north side of Third street, between Olney and "West Ninth streets. The Astoria Seal Estate Company report the sale, and the figures given are 9.000. It is stated that "Mr. "Woods will at once commence the construc tion of a business block. The property adjoins the store of Morgan & Sher man on the cast It is likely that a game of football, Bugby Union rules, will be played in this city on Nov. 23. Yesterday B. M. Gibson, secretary of the local football association received a letter from tho manager of the Portland team asking for a match on that date. A meeting will be held to-night to consider the matter and a formal invitation will be sent to the Portland club. The home boys expect their new uniforms by the date mentioned and if the weather is fair a good contest may be looked for. The preliminary examination of George Christiansen, arrested a few days ago for forging the name of S. H. Bell to a check for $100, which he tried to have cashed at the First Na tional bank in this city, was held at the police court last evening. No de fense was made to the charge, and the prosecution only proved tho facts as related in The Astobiax at the time ot Christiansen's arrest At the con clusion of the case Judge Jewett held the young nim to answer before the grand jury, with bail fixed at $1,000. Another chapter of the domestic difficulties of S. B. Howard, the well known rancher residing on Young's river was opened yesterday, when Mr. Howard instituted an action of replevin injustice Cleveland's court The suit is directed against G. "W. Nutter and in his complaint Howard alleges that Nutter claimed eleven bead of cattle under deed from his (Howard's) ex-wife, while in reality the stock belongs to him. Constable Oberg went out yesterday and herded the stock and the matter will bo adjudicated in a few days. Th&aksiviB DiHBer. You ought to have one of those Beautiful Tablecloths with napkins to &tch only to bo found at Sbana kaaBros. Heraan "Wise has a large number of tee Christmas presents displayed a kg corner window. Not to men tiott the $100 lot at Chelsea, fine lovsge, music box, etc. SleB, JLedKiHsITeHse Fer Sale. A Saieoa and Lodging house doing a md business, for sale at a'bargain. jCmsC be seM in a short time. Inquire at this ettcc. Firat-ckws shaving, 25c, Ferd FerreH's. IfEIETRESTAMHT-JEFr'S RUN INTO BY A STEAMSHIP. A Vessel AnclijM in tie Stream Has a-Nanw Escape. miO 11'AJS TO JILA2LE TOR IT The British ship KinJcora, lying at anchor offFlavel's wharf had a narrow escape from being cut in two late yes terday afternoon by the British iron steamship Monglmt. As it was the steamer fouled her and carried away the main fore and topsail yard braces and scratched a considerable section of paint off the ship's side. The steamer was coming down the river and ran in pretty close to the Kinkora, when her steering gear got out of order and the vessel took a sheer with the results staled. Fortun ately the Jtlougknt did not have much headway on, otherwise the result would have been more disastrous. The collision was noticed by several persons from the Union Pacific wharf and they all seem to incline to the opinion that tho pilot on tho steam ship was at fault in running in so close to the Kinkora. The damage was so slight that it is not likely an investigation will be held. 3IAIUXE NEWS AND NOTES. The schooner Web foot sailed from the Knappton mills yesterday with 413,000 feet of lumber. The steamship Mongkul, of the Canadian Pacific line, arrived from Portland j esterdaj' and will sail for Vancouver to-day. The British ship Mislley Hall com pleted taking in cargo at tho Union Pacific dock yesterday and will sail for the United Kingdom in a few days. The steamship Columbia, Captain Bolles, arrived from San Francisco yesterday morning bringing a number of passengers and forly tons of freight for this port The schooner Norma, Captain Small, master,sailed for San Francisco yesterday with a cargo of 450,000 feet of lumber, loaded by tho "Webt Shore Mills Company. Tho steamship Ok yon arrived from Portland late Jast evening and will sail for San Francisco this morning. Tho steamer was behind time having met the usual difficulty in getting over river bars. The British ship Kinkoia, Capt II. Lawrence, master, cleared at the cus tom house yesterday for Queenstown or Falmouth. The Kinlcoi a is one of the handsomest vessels that ever en tered this port, and shows remnrkablv fine lines. She carries is cargo 4G,7G1 sacks of wheat, valued at $7J, 593. Of the cargo 22.9GS sacks were loaded here and the balance at Port land. PERSONAL MENTION. Pilot Commissioner P. VT. "Weeks went up to Portland last evening, ac companied by his wife. Thomas and Frank Damant have returned from a three-mouths' visit to England and the continent. Mrs. Harriet Jewett is quite ill at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Surprenant She is 81 years of age. L. A. Loomis, presidert of Urn Ilwaco Railway and Navigation Com pany, was one of the papsengers to Portland last evening. Chief Clerk Gunn, of the Occident hotel, who was confined to his room by illness for several days, is ablo to be about again, and yesterday was at his post of duty. "W. B. Dennis, managing editor of the Farmer's Home, a strong agri cultural journal published at Daj ton, Ohio, is travelling on this coast, writ ing for his paper hi3 impressions of the county. He gave this office a friendly call yesterday. A Sad Story. Two weeks ago little Ulrika Paulsen left her parents at Seaside to atteud school in this city. Her father has been fishing on Young's river and yes terday he was tohl that his little girl was dying at St Mary's hospital. He hurried to her in time to hold her in his arms and receive her dying caresses. To-day the bereaved father freights his fishing boat with the body of his darling child in a little coffin and goes on his mournful voyage home to the poor mother. God pity her! BUSINESS LOCALS Sbanahan Bros, have the Best line of Dress Goods in the city. Sbanahan Bros, earn' tho largest line of knit goods in the cilv. Shanahan Bros, have the largest Stock of Bibbons north of San Fran cisco. Shanahan Bros, have a magnificent assortment of Ladies and Children's underwear. Shanahan Bros, have everything in the line of fancy goods suitable for tho Holidays. Shanahan Bros, are selling French Broadcloth in all shades cheaper than American goods. Shanahan Bros, have the largest stock of Ladies' and Children's Kid Gloves in the city. Shanahan Bros, are selling Blankets and Comforters fifty.per cent less than you can buy elsewhere. Shanahan Bros, are solo agents for the celebrated S. C. Corset, no other house has got them. None genuine unless stamped. Take One. One hundred men's woolen suits, worth S17.50 to S23.50, for one week only $15.25 each. See Herman "Wise. IMPORTANT. Every person purchasing Ten Dollars worth, of Goods from Herman Wise, the "Re liable Clothier, in the Occi dent Hotel building:, will re ceive a Ticket free of Charge, entitling: the holder to a chance in the Drawing for a number of Handsome Christ mas Presents. IfotliinSurcrctls JAlio Success. It is verified by the fact that nearly evervhodv eats at Jeffs .New re staurant. A NASAL Itf.lEUTOR free with each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. " ST. HELENS ITEMS. Clipped from the "Oregon Mist" of Thurs day, Nov. 13, 1890. The census of 1900 will give Colum bia county n population of 20,000. Mark it down. The regular quarterly examination of teachers for this county will be held at this place on "Wednesday, Nov. 2Gth. Several timber land buyers were in here last week. "We would advise the settlers to hold their land rather than sell at the paltry prices offered. County Surveyor Little came in Wednesday with Mr. Travis, govern ment land agent, and Mr. Archibald, of Enterprise. After spending the night in the village, the party took to the woods to visit some of the land claims that have been entered and proved up on, and ascertain if the law has been complied with. It is well that pre-emptors notice that a six months residence on a claim and the possession of a duplicate receipt from the land office does not insure a title. Some requirements as to cultivation of the soil are likely to be looked into, and in the language of tho Dutchman, "It is belter dot you look a leedle oudt,' in time. The Neer City mills, which have been moved a short distance into the interior cf tho county, have a novel and inexpensive method of getting their lumber to market. They have erected a flume from their mills to the Columbia river, down which the lum ber is sent It takes but little water in this way to carry a largo piece of timber, and as fast a3 the lumber is cut it can be put at once into the flume, and in a short time it is where it can bo put aboard a vessel and shipped to any part of the world. Nz doubt but that in tho near future the immense forests of the county will be sent to a profitable market in this manner, as it is much cheaper and less trouble than transporting the logs. The prospects for the future of St Helens are very bright indeed. No town in Oregon can boast of greater natural resources, and our citizens are being awaked to the fact that there are stores of wealth in their develop ment The iron mines, the coal mines, the stone quarries, the timber resources and the immensely rich agricultural lands, capable of produc ing the most profitable agricultural products, and the unequaled facilties for many kinds of manufacturing en terprises, is a backing of which not many towns on the coast can boast Several schemes are now on foot for manufacturing enterprises and open ing up. of these resources, all of which will be given in tho Mht as soon as definite arrangements can be made for them. P.isseujrprs to Portland. The following is tho list of passen gers having rooms who went up the river last night on the steamer R. Ii. Thompson. A. J. Hnrt, H. Hendricksen. E. T. Simmons, K. A. Allen, Mr. Henlzel man. L M. Brown, G. Southerlaud, J. A. Stanfield. A. Jort, P. Baigrd, C. C. Tratt, Mrs. Scott, W. B. Dennis, Miss Smith, J. F. McGovern. B. Igstaedler, J. Thome, G. Gnntz, V. McCnllough. J. F. "Woods, Mr. Otterstadt, C. T. Cummings, T. Concitt, M. B. Augus tine, J. Pierce, B. Klein. Mrs. Herrin, J. L. Col well, Miss Maude "Warren, Dr. Prentice and wife. L. A. Loom's. i Charles Flynn, J. H. Jones and wife, 1. btevens,.i.A..Leverne,P. V. Weeks and wife, Mrs. M. E. Young, Mrs. Major McCrea. Thai tired feeling is entirely oum i.n:e by Hood's Sarsannlla, which criMtesnn aipelUe,rousestliclher,cun's h?nl.i. Iu and gives renewed strength and vig.r to the whole body. Be sure to get Homl's Sarsaprilla, which is peculiar to iMif. Sold by all druggist. Fine Table WJuo Delivered at no cents a gallon, t j part of the city. A line line of purr California wines at low prieo, m A. V. Ut7ingers Cosmopolitan saloon. Kemcmbcr the Austin house at the Seaside is open the year 'round. $1,000 KEAVARI), What Would Astoria Uv "With out Jcir? $1,000 reward in TJ. S. gold coin will he paid by ".Jeff," the World Renowned Caterer, to any person who can satis factorily prove lie can get a better meal oragreateraiiefyof all the Delicacies of th season lo chose fiom.thaii he can at Jeff's for the money. Second street, opposite Telephone Landing. YlVith'irl" Beer. A fifteen ball P.ml Table and all the leading newspapers on AIm at the Sun njsirte Saloon. Delicious Pomegranates. Main St. bet 1st. and 2d. I, X. L, Building. Fruits. Candy, A'uts. Fre-h Peanuts everj' day, f. X. L. Building. Attention JS'inolcers. Commercial. Lurline, La Perla Cubana all imported. Flor dc Madrid. La Palladlna. La Ermina. LtFainana in Key West Brands. Thc.rfel.nont. Mocha. Heading Unom in rear of Cigar Stor-. CnATtLES Olsex's Fresh Oyster, Eastern Clams At John Rogers' market, opposi'e C. II, Cooper's, Third street. Go to Olsen's for Cuban Blossoms, 10c Cutlery, at G40 Third St. Independent Slate Writer. Maud Jones, independent slate wrl'er, can be consulted for a few days atlhe Parker House, Room 12. Wc in hard's Jftccr. And Free Lunch at the Telephone Sa loon, 5 cents. All the patent medicines advcrtlseu in this paper, together with the choicest perfumery, ana toilet articles etc can he bought at the lowest prices ntJ. W. Conn's drug store, opposite Occident hotel, Astoria, New Crop Raisins, Figs Nuts, i-tc Also a full line of first class canned Tabic Fruits and Vegetables. AtTnoMPSON & Ross. Ludlow's Indies S3.00 Fine Shoes; also flexible hand-turned Frenrh Kids at P. .1. Goodman & C'o.'. Cigar At Holmes, WO Third street. Go to kinds of the Columbia bakery for all iakes. A fine line of Cigars and Cigarettes can ho found at Iho Columbia Bakery, C9G Third street. The latest style of Gents'. Hoots and Shoes at P. J. Goodman & Co.'s. OUB L8VE IS DEJLD. Onr love is dead: Its brief, sweet days Are shrined in memory's deathless urn; We may not call it back again, For dead love never can return. We mourn, beside this new-made grare For all our dreary, empty years; We grieve in solitude and pain, With more than bitterness and tears. And we shall never find our love Beyond death's dark and doubtful shore; Nor will some resurrection morn Return it us forever more. Dear God! We loved this precious lore, This fairy thing by fancy wrought, That was too frail to live and thnva Where life's grim battle must be f ought Our love is dead: We mourn, forit Through all our bitter, wasted years; The page within our lives turned down To hide its anguish and iti tears. Stoilc. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Deeds filed or recorded November 14, 1890, as reported for Thb MoBircra Astobian by the Astoria Abstract Title and Trust cempany: State of Oregon to Nellie J. Beswick, theNW U of NW H of fiec 36 in T 9 N,E7 W 60 S. W. Paisley, trnstee, to Ed. Chambers, blk 13, Golden Park 300 C. J. Hall and wife to 3Ii- ' chael Stefien, all blk 17, Columbia add 960 Same to Fannie Fox, lots 4, 5, 6. blk 23, Columbia add. .. 210 C.J. Stanton to N. 33. Bur ley, lot 18 blk 14, Pacific add . 85 0. B. Irvine to John Brown, all blk 48, Pacifio add COO Annie Beidt et al to William Anderson, all blk 92, Bose- dale -200 J. C. Dement and wife to Ar thur T. Boper, lot 1 blk 10, Dement's Astoria 95 Geo. H. Kenny to F. A. Bnrk hart,lot22blk8, Power's add...". 1 J. F. Goodendngh et al to John H. Bobinson, lots 21 and 22 blk 10, Power's add 100 Samo to George M. Miller, lots 23 and-24 blk 10, Power's add ..'.. .100 M. T. Allen and wife to Ellen S. Cherry, nnd. blk 12, Hustler and Aiken's add.. .10 G. F. Parker and wife o John P. Byan, E - of sec- , tion2,T7N,B9W l,00p Deeds filed, 'l3;total amount S . J3JBU Previously reported this year 1,826,726 Total 1JS3Q337 A ST. I.OUIS PHYSICIAN. lie Tots a California ProduoUom. Ills Report. A St. Louis gentleman whose -affllcMfl was slcklieadaclies wkkso surprised at Q&X euro by Joy's Vegetable Ssrsspaftll, tat)w called it to Clio ettU&ftoa of a rdaUroJ wh luiiipt ticl to be Dr. F. A. Barrctt-tho wD knovm St. Louis physician of 2652"8houu. . doah Street Tho doctor saw at oaco taat & differed from tbcpbtaih preparations latum it iras purely vegetable and bccRnliglat cited, bt-i'ftu u iOries of lare&UraUoiuraaA In &s!ll!uout lelter'candiaiy admitted li curative propertied aud say: Wishing to ut its virtues further, I vsed it In my own Itimily, and prescribed It for patients who required -a general .systoM regulator. Ah b result, I can sny It la-aa nlir.ost abaoluto cure for constipation, bll lnui)caa, l:cpxla, Indigestion, and sick la-1 I.k'Iicj. These troubles Equally coma from disturbed condition of the stomaci and biuret and JorsVeseblSEaHapariU is the lH.t laxative and'tomachT6culator.I . ba o ot cr seen, and'.as Va -fen erilViysteJi Coitcc'.Jnc LjolmosVpetfBotloa. ." -"- l&iguedj H.XBJCRKEPr,,M.fD.r -2C52 6ueuandoatr6t,rSCiLol&, "Winter Cell's'- Pears'. Fifty B-cciS must heooldfit once; aln Apple,, ltnuanns, Grnpra. etc. At Tiroslpsovifc lloss". Sow Y?(ftt JtVVrH. ' 'A,' l'ttOMT"SOX"feTltOSft -? Lespiisjilven Itr KumairJJnihfoidery. Outwork. Parh 'I'intinir. 'Chenille, Arra'UMiP, etc.. etc. Stamping 'dniu to order. 165 CvSs'St XOB A 1" APn.KYt A. Pi?-' Feet in kits and half barrels, Salmon Bellies. almon Tips In ki's, nnd Spring Salmon in barrels. At Tiio'mpnos & Rov'. Telephone l.iaKtt;fIouar, IIhnI lled- in town. Itiwimpt'r itlijht 60 and 25 ct" r week HJiiC twnd fl'i-an Prlvatr ntrwiri. FurniotUfd Ilimui For rnil, on ilnin street. No. ai7. ilns, Jl. Bki:knikk. At Holmi s, 010 Third street. Magnus G.-Grosby Dealer In HARDWARE, 4R0N, .&IEL. Iron llpe and tFltthips, Stoves,-Tinware, aud HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS Sheet LeadrStrifl Lead, Sheet Iron. : Tin Hd Copier. FOR SALE JitStflFeanlSlflci Cheap For Cash. Inquire at Standard Saloon LE Alfred Kummer Will Deliver a Tctnre at The "lUE, Church, On FridayEve.rNov. t4f'90. SUBJECT: (.& The Ideal Wife" Come and hear an Eloquent Discourse slid be benefited thereby. Prlco off Aaatlsalaa - 'S1.00 The net proceeds to be iised to raise the Indebtedness recently incurred In making repairs "on the church building. CliliMCrjwfttto'tattr SCROFULOUS SORES From Head to Waist a mass of DIs- ie. Sufferiflg Terrible. Cnred by Caticnra Eeraedles. I was covered with scrof nla sores from my head to my waist, sufferlnjjso that I could not sleep nights, and could he down only with pillows under my arms. My head was so sore that I could not wear a hat : and being & farmer,! could not go bareheaded, so wore a Terr soft handkerchief on my head. In fact.. I was a disgusting sight toothers and to myself. After doctoring fSWslx years with the best physicians In the country, and getting worse all the time, I had given up all hope of getting well when I saw your OtmcuKA iiKMEDiss advertised and pro eared a set. although with little faith In them. The first set, however, did me such a vast amount of good, that I continued .their use. and now, alter using four sets, I am happy to say that I am entirely cured. Any of tho prominent business men and farmers In and around rtalnneld will en dorse my story. GEORGE A.BEINSELMAN, Koliiflelil, HU Cutifcura Rom dies. Blngtng word? from graterul hearts tell the story ofjgreat physical suffering, of men tal anguish, by reason of humiliating dls guraUons. and of threatened dangers hap pily and sperdly ended, by the Goticora. RxkKDiEs.the greatest Skin Cures, Blood Purifiers, aud Humor Remedies the world has ever known. Cuttcuba "Resolthst, tbs new blood and skin partner and great est of humor remedies, cleanses the blood of ail. impurities and poisonous elements, ahdtluM rem6ve3the Caubb, while Ctrn ccka, ihe jjreat skin cure, and CrmctmA Soat-. an exquisite skin purifier, clear the skin and scalp and restore the ha r. Hence tho Coticuk Kkmxdiea cure every spe cies of agonizing, humiliating, itching, burn ing, scaly, and plmplr dls-asrs of the skin, SCiilD. and blood, with loss of hair, and all rhum-rw, blotches, eruption., sores, scales. aim erns's, wnetner simple, scnia'ous or p-mulou, when the- best physicians and all othr remedies fall. Grateful testimo nials pnve these statements In every par ticular. old everywhere, Prict. CtTictJltA, 50a ; 8op. 25e: Resolvent, f i. Prepared by tat Potter Drug and Chemical corpob Arrox. Boston. -tfendfor,"IIovto Cnra Skin Diseases." 6t paces, 60 illaitrationa, and 100 testimonials. piUPLES, black-heads, red. roach, tm chapped, and oily ikm cured by Ctrn cvtx Soir. A'EAK, PAINFUL BACKS, Kl ncy and Ute hie la us, and .Weakness, s relit v- u in a- min ute hy tbo C'DtlMra Anll-Pata Plaster, tha first aud oulv naln- kllllug.Mrengtuenlng plaster, revv. lLstan tanrou Infallible. BOOTS AND SHOES the Largest Stock. Best Quality and I -n west Prices at Iho Sign of The Golden Shoe. jPoia:"Kr tt a tTjB-, TfIK- BIlMOND PALACE rOUSTAT IU,XS?rt 1'royr. X lMri and Wll .selectt stek nf Fine DiiiflBuSiJ8fuli7 At Kxtivhiel l-ow rritj. Ul (lofel BeaxBt at Thlt KiUUlittseat "Warranted Genuine WmtrU aud Clock UtMrfu;r A HPKIMAI.TY "toirnfr Casx mui queumqua Strvfts mm & nmmt Contractors ani Bnilta. Estim tie Given on Brick, Wood Wok Stone, or 'CHcreto and- Cement Specialty. Werlt DFFICE, 118 Genevieve St. AND WMMISSioN HOUSE. lOtETli.' ULSEN, Successor to K. C .lloldeu. Tte oldest established Commission llousq :u f treguu. Goodaof all kinds sold on com nitasUm. Auetlvu Sales Ever Saturday, 'ileneral Uepalrlntf. .lobbing and Uphol stering done. , ' Flue stock of Furniture on hand. Whnn you wnnt BinrAlns lu IIoutlinld 'imMla no to MAKTIH 'OlW.-t INCANDfESGENT Prices. All Night Lights, per Month, each 82 00 12 o'clock " " ' 1 60 to " " " " . 1 25 West Share mill Cemaaay. John JO. Dement. DRUCCIST. SucctstM U W. E. Dement k Ct. CarrlM Complete Stocks of Drugs and Druggists' Sundries. framltlUaa Carentlly CatpBaile4. Agent tor Usxiosa BUHr"and Horwefclan Pile Cor Js Oa BUTiTm Has Opened a IProduQe Hufd .Commission 8TpRB-AT 4S Tklr4 Street, Anteria, Or. Wholesale and Retail business In Flour. Mill Feed, Oats, Potatees: Apples, Etc. Solicits a General Commission Business. GOTO LARSON & WLLMOC -r6R- GROCBB'EES AHD TfstBH "tUi'lftl. 04flialellratedJ?xe4 ei Charge. Country " '-OKers Solicited. Thlra'Street, ' next to Pioneer office. ELECMG UGHTS OUR WILSON BROS., Chicago, Gent's Fine Furnishing Goods! FOLLMER, CLOGG COLLARS AID HANAN & SONS., ITew Torls City, MEN'S FINE SHOES. iHeiiiiMtuaiMUMiiiMaeiiUMMHiitaiiiiaaMiiiitiifliiinMtflaiaaMaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiBiiiiiiaiiiiaatii innnimmimimi CHRISTY'S, London, Eng., Fine Stiff Hats. THE BEST MAKES IN AMERICA OF Mens and Boy's Suits end Overcoats C. The Leading and Largest Store in the State Outside of Portland. 517, 519, 521 3rd St., Astoria, Oregon. R, B. POWER & Co. Morgan & Sherman GROCSESRS And Dealers in Special Attention Given to Filling Of Orders. A FULL LINE CARRIED And Supplies furnished at Satis factory Terms. Purchases delivered In any part of the city "Office and Warehouse In Hume's New Building on Water Street. P. OBox 153. Telephone No, ST. ASTOBIA, OBEGOS GL01 SALE Saturday, September 27th, We "will open our ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE : OF Cloaks, Wraps, Jackets, SILK :SE ALETTES""--------: Our House has a standard reputation which neter falls to attract general atten tion during our Cloak Bales. CORBESPONDKNOE 8OLI0ITED. mcallen ft McDonnell, . -181 163 3rd St., Portland, Or. Leading Dry Goods Store for first class goods at Eastern prices. v Agents for McCalls Bazaar Qlovo Fitting Patterns. Caiery Supulies! SPECIALTIES! Philadelphia. UMBRELLAS ! EARL & WILSON, Troy, W- "ST, jf H. COOPER North Pacific Brewery, JOHN KOPP, - - Proprietor. BREWER OF EXTRA. FINE BOHEMIAN LAGER BEER. EXTEA EINE STEAM BEER. "SI 3Z "E O "OL "37 "E3 "Et S-ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. - New RESTAURANT SECOND - STREET (Opp, Telephone Landing.) Is tie Bon Ton Restaurant of tie Tom (AND THE PIITKST OK THE COAST.) Dinner Parties, Banquets, a Speciatly The Finest Wines and IAquor3. Private Entrance and Rooms. N. B. No connection with his old place on Main Street. & CO. n 1 1 S 527 BM'SL isliria. -tvi" Xi'