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ASTORIA, OREGON:
FRIDAY
...DECEMBER 5. 1E90
ISSUED EVERY MORNING.
P. W. PARKER,
Publisher and Proprietor.
srORlAK llUILDINO,
Cass Stiiket
Ttnsi of Subscription.
Served by Carrier, per week ....
Sent by Mail, per month ..
ent bj Mall, one j car
Free of postage to subscribers,
15 eta
. cocts
.97.00
Thk Astokian guaranteis to its adver
.ten the larpest circulation of any newspa
per published on the Columbia river.
(Additional Local News on 1st Page.
E. J. Ford & Co. moved into their
new office jesterdav.
The Y. M. G. A- entertainment will
be next Monday evening.
The second and third stories of
Kinney s new brick will be finished by
Januarv 1.
The boiler for Capt. Babbidpre's new
steamer is ready to be put in the boat
and will probably bo placed on board
to-day.
W. L Crawford and Dr. Aug. Kin
ney, have moved into the house for
merly owned by Capt Graham, No.
46G Astor street
The Methodist Sunday school will
have a snow honso (with a Santa
Clans) and a free treat for every per
son present on Christmas eve.
Captain Mortcnsen is building a
steamer for 3. A. Seaborg. The keel
is laid on the beach near Christenson
.fc Co.'a butcher shop at Alderbrook.
A number of football pla era are
going to Portland on the steamer this
evening to take part in the match
game to be played in that city to
morrow. From present indications, there will
be a large attendance this evening at
the opera house to listen to the unique
masic furnished by the Spanish Stu
dents. Hunters had better read the notice
which appears in our advertising col
umns this morning, or they may get
into trouble by trespassing on for
bidden grounds.
The report of the escape of Geo.
Rose from the jail of Mpntesano on
Sunday night, which reached here
yesterday, excited considerable com
ment on the streets.
Yesterday was bright and sunny,
such & day as was delightful to all, and
that it was appreciated was apparent
by the large number of persons who
were out on the streets.
The Bev. Vm. S. Short, of Astoria,
will hold service at the Skipanon
school house Monday evening, De
cember 8, at 7 o'clock. The commun
ity are invited to attend.
At the meeting of Rescue No. 2, last
evening, a resolution was passed that
all delinquents must pay up before
next meeting, under penalty of expul
sion. It was also decided to enforce
all fines for non-attendance at meet
ings. Now is the time of the year when
the married ladies are visiting the
stores and buying Christmas presents
for their husbands, the bills for which
will be presented by the merchants
to the aforesaid husbands about four
weeks later.
The steamer Eclipse wentun to
Chad well last evening, carry iug a num
ber of jouug people, who were going
to attend a dance given by W. J.
Ingalls, and expected to have a jolly
time, returning early this morning by
the same steamer which will wait for
them at Chadwell.
J&ok Lewis was drowned sometime
Wednesday night or Thursday morn
ing from the dock at the Astoria wood.
yard. It is thought he was trying to
go on board Capt. Shaw's scow from
the wharf while he was in an intoxi
cated condition and that he fell over
board. The ladies of the Baptist church
will give an entertainment in Bescue
ballon Tuesday evening, Dec 9th,
consisting of a fine literary and mu
sical program, to be rendered by some
of the best local talent The admis
sion will be only 25 cents which will
include refreshments.
The Karnival Karmesse will be con
tinued at Liberty hall to-day, opening
ct 1 p. ., and a supper will be
served at the same place by the ladies
of Grace church after the "Spanish
Student's" entertainment at the opera
house this evening. Price for supper
twenty-five cents.
A company, to bo called the British
Combination Insurance, is to be
fonsed in Edinbxrg to issue a policy
inmikig against accident, sickness
and fire. Considerable doubt is ex
pressed as to the -success of an en
tirely new combination of risks
covered by a single policy.
Tbe meeting of the football club
called for last evening was slimly at
tended. A representative of the Port
land team, Mr. -Geary, was present
After nsach discussion it was decided
that tbe match will be hod and that
w Astoria team, will meet tbe Port
luti kickers on their own ground on
tbe 6th inst, the boys leaving here
to-night
la bis garden near the Episcopal
chwoh in this city, on the 10th of last
AKgast, Ed. O'Connor planted a few
bilk of the Darling potato, and now
for & week his table has been supplied
with sew potatoes. That they are
food w apparent by the
bremght to tins office last evening,
New potatoes in December would be
s rarity in the eastern states.
In consequence of the .small
nnm-M
ivr nf SHbeoribera nrpfipofc nfc flift
ateetiaglaet evening at the Chamber
e(LOW&erce rooms, no action was
iakea ia regard to the removal of the
well-boring machine to Warren ton,
aad tbe meeting adjourned to theJ
same place on Saturday evening, when.:
a fall attendance is desired, as the
bctfiaess is of great importance to
every citizen of Clatsop county.
nl f r rMetiitr.
All peo who subscribed to 0Sii&JSff.
f.l for purchasing the well boring
MuefctHC lately us'd on the John Day's
rier are requested to meet at thei
Ch)Mter of Commerce rooms in As
teria, Iec &JU, at o'clock P. M to
take steps for the proper organization
f tbe cespaay.
A Number of Subscribebs. ,
TBE lILrBESTAnMKI-JEFPS
GEORGE ROSE IS AT LIBERTY,
Tie Mmflers or tbe Frefterlclsens
Escapes from Jail.
A VERY XEGZECTFUZ SHEItlFJF.
Under date of the 2nd inst from
Aberdeen, "Wash., a correspondent of
the Oregonian sends an account of
the escape of George Bose and two
other prisoners from the jail at Mon
tesano, which was published in that
paper yesterday morning, and is cop
ied as follows. No news of the escape
reached this citj :
Three prisoners escaped from the
county jail at Montesano Sunday
night They were George Bose, held
for safe keeping from -Pacific county,
charged with complicity in the
of aairder JensFrednclcaenmnd wife;
John, Black, seat from Elmo, Chehalis
conaty, for- robbery, and tinder sen
tence to serve three years at the state
penitentiary, and Baptiste Otook. an
Indian, also of this county, sentenced J
to one year The two last were to
have been, taken to "WallalrValla Tues
day morning.
Besides these there were in the jail
G. "YV. "Walker, undergoing a six
months' sentence for shooting a man
at his ranch on the Humptulips, in
tho western part of this county, and
John Lindbeek, a weak-minded Ger
man of Montesano, sentenced for one
j ear for burglary. These two refused
to leave the jail.
Walker tells a story to this effect:
Some time since he became aware
that the other prisoners had a plot
hatching to escape, -and so informed
the sheriff; but no notice was taken of
it Sunday evening. about 730, he
heard noises outside the jail, which he
rightly surmised, were made by per
sons who were there to help Bose and
Black out The latter told Walker
and Lindbeek to keep quiet, and then
walked from their cells into the main
corridor of the cage and proceeded, to
the task of making a place of exit.
This was accomplished about mid
night, and after asking Walker and
Lindbeek to go with them or remain
quiet, Bose, Block and tho Indian dis
appeared from view.
After an examination Monday
morning your correspondent found no
traces of a forcible entrance into tho
jail -from the outside. The jail is a
small wooden atruoture the outer
door of which opened into a small
ante-room. Beyond this is a larger
room in which stands a Panby steel
cage about 12x14 feet, in which are
two steel cells whore the prisoners are
confined at night These cells open
into a corridor from which a door
opens into the joom fiom which only
a wooden door opens to tho outside
ante-room. Not being confined to
their oells the prisoners were practi
cally freewhen'ih3y-pried off ihesor
ridor door Walker, exhibited a bar
of iron about three feet long and an
inch and a half in diameter with
which he said the door was opened, it
being handed in to- the prisoners by
their -confederatea. JJut as Walker
remained in '-bis cell he could not
see how, or by whom the -work was
done.. It is quite probable that Black
or Bose, who had worked more or less
in tho jail yard, bad contrived to get
this bar into their cell and pried off
the door with it. All -the marks on
the door were made from the inside,
whichjwould not'have been the caso
had confederates on the outside done
the work. The door of one of tbe
cells had been previously broken off
while the other one was not locked at
all, thus all five of the prisoners prac
tically being in one room. There
was no guard and none of the prison
era were ironed at night, although
three of them were under sentence to
the penitentiary, expecting to leave
the next-morning, and one was held
for self-oonfessel murder, aa well as
being the chief witness against two
other murderer
The sheriff oflera a, reward of $200
for the capture of the escapes and $100
for the apprehension of their con
federates, George Bose is about 19 years old
heavy build, fair complexion, light
hair, stolid expression of ioce and has
a small mole on one cheek; has
scarcely any beard
John Black is about SO years of age;
dark complexion, dark-hair and eyes
has short growth of board, is an old
offender and wears a very burdened
expression, , .'
Baptiste Atook iran ordinarjr-lookt
ing, villain, , with "no distinguishing
features; he is about 50-years of age.
Tbe escapes bad plenty of blanketa
and wore their ordinary clothing.
Attention Democrat.
The Democratic City Committee
will meet in the sheriff's office at the
county court house Saturday evening;
December 6th, at 7 o'clock p. is.
C. J. Tbenchabd,
Chairman.
Dom't Go Shabby
But look out for the Famous Ply
mouth Bock -Pants Co.'s Pants, to
order irom $3:00 to $&25. Suits irom
$1325 to $25.00. Overooats from $10.-
"25 to $25.00. Every garment guaran
teed
P. J. Meant, Agent
There will be a special sale of chil-
drena' and misses' hats, at reduced
prices, for the next ten days at Mrs.
Derby & MoKenzie's. Cor. Main &
Third St
' Remeraber-the Austin house at the
I Seaside is opentho year 'round.
Erwiti, CatIy,"Hmt8. t
.FreahPeanuts every day, I. X. L.
Building. -
Fine lot on Water Street lor, Sale or
Lease, on easy terms. Apply at
HamburgHouse, untiLJec.45.
WeiHlwr4't Beer.
A r L.niiJ.in.i.i j u 41.
BfniEieJ4eading newspapers on Ale at the Sun-
nysiae baiooa.-
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Tb latest styte ot'GeWal Eoot3"d
Shoes at P, JGoodmjLh & Co.'s.
First-ciass shaving, 25c, Ferd Ferrell's.
;'1?J5?'
LuiHaw'a rtadles f&00' Fine Sbeea;
also flexible hind-turaed French Kids,
at P. J. noodnutn.ifc Co.
, Fiae Tle Wtee .
1 Deliver fed atTGO cents' acallMi. to"- ttav
IV. Ut7ing(r's Cosmopolitan akOB.,
f
-Ailthb nstent Medicine atfvertfeed
in this paper, tpgether with thefeoieest
perfumery, and toilet articles etc can
be bought at the lowest prices at J. W.
Cobnfe drag store, opposite Occident
hotel, Astonar-
lGo to Olaen's for Cuban Blossoms, 10c
WHAT A SEEE SAW IN 1000.
Astoria, Fertkad aad Orrgsa City asTbey
Will Then Appear.
And lol and behold, I had a vis
ion in the hours of tho night And
the Angel Gabriel (which his surname
was Wingate) pointed hi3 flesh-colored
index to two great cities. Whereupon
I looked forth from the great falls of
the Willamette and beheld a-rand
succession of spires and minarets and
towers from thence to the junction xf
two great rivers, and I heard the noise
of the factories and of the falls and
rumble of the wheels and the shriek
of the engines,like unto the roar of
the great waters.
And Gabriel pointed his index to a
great central tower which was in the
land of Oswego nigh unto .the waters
of the beautiful Willamette, and unto
the inscription thereon. And Gabriel
sayeth unto me: "Put on thy;-glasses
which doth magnify and read' the in--Bcription
thereon."- And I read there
on in tbe language of the sons of Be
lial: 'One-half million pop."
Turn now thine eyes northwesterly
to the other city, .ssyeth the angel
And behold I looked and saw as the
fairest vision of the morning a like
scene as of a suburb ornear neigh
bor of the other great oity. .1 beheld
two double tracks of railway and
thereon running swiftly with the elec
tric power drawn from tho Falls' City
trains of cars almost without number
running to and fro between the two
great cities. And the angel sayeth'
unto me what seest thou? And I
read, over the great arch north of the
first city, that spanned the double
track, "from Portland to Astoria' in 1
hour." And 1 looked again and saw
upon the central tower on Smith's
point another inscription in the Ian-,
guageofthe sons of Belial, "Astoria
one-tenth million pop."
And the angel sayeth unto me look,
upon this keymap and say what thou,
seest And I looked upon a faint
panoramic picture from the dim light
of the Past that taught unto me a
lesson. . t
It showed Oregon, City a large town
with canoes and -small craft scurry
ing past a landing place marked with'
the words, 'Portland and Astoria,".
with its nsn nouses and shore lined
with trappers. But upon turning the
greater light upon the picture I bo
held under, the figure3u1870-1890,M the
much larger ships hovering around the
ancient landing place, now become
the greatest city of the three and lo,
I awoke and found it was all a dream.
Graxqer.
Weather Report for Nevenber.
The monthly report of Lieut Johnf
P. Finley, in charge of the Hignal
service office in San Francisco, has
been received and is full of matters of
interest in reference to the weather on
this coast for the last month.
The most remarkable feature of the
weather for the month is the extraor
dinary defioienoy of rainfall. It is a
deficiency which affects the entire'.
Pacific coast from Mexico to British
Columbia. The proximate cause for
this deficiency is .found m the high
latitude of the easterly movement of
cyclonio areas from the Pacific ooean.
Bain fell on the following dates in
Oregen: 5 to 8, 11, 22 to 27. The
heaviest rainfalls in twenty-four hours
were 0.66 inches at Fort Canbv on the
oTiVabd 056 inches at Son Diego on.
the 7 th. The heaviest monthly ram
falls were 0.70 inches at San Diego
and Olympia. The following stations
report no rainfall: Walla Walla, Win-l
nemucca, iied iiluti, Sacramento and'
San Francisco. Snow is reported as
follows : Oregon, 6th, Harney county.
The temperature has been above the,
normal in all districts. The excess
ranges rom three degrees at Olympia
to twelve degrees, at Los Angeles.
The highest temperature. 96 degrees,
occurred at Los Angele3 3rd. The
lowest, 10 degrees occurred at Winne
mucca on 13th.
Mr3. Zuinwalt harreruoved her dre.s
makiug parlors to GO Front street, be-i
tween bpruce and Madl-on, near the
gasworks, v here she will be glad to
rerelve her customers and friends.
Lest.
A lady's jet breastpin, set with pearls,
between Martin Foard's now horue on'
West Eighth street and the store of
Foard & Stokes. A suitable reward
will be paid by returning It to Foard &
btokes.
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Go to the Columbia bakery for all
kinds of cakes.
IMPORTANT.
Every person purchasing
Ten Dollars worth of Goods
from Herman Wise, the Ec-
liahle Clothier, in the Occi-
i
dent Hotel building, will re
ceive a Ticket free of Charge,
entitling the holder to a
chance in the Brawing ibra
number of Handsome Christ
mas Presents.
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Frcsk
OjAters, OBastcra Clams
At John Eoeers' market. onDOsif a O. H.
Cooper's, Third street
Wasted.
Position as planer man, or to work
a handsaw, or a-sticker, or mortlser.
Can Hie and hammer saws. Address
"J. M.", care Astobiak.
$l,eOJWWAIKD,
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Wfcat WeaU Aatarim Be Witk
But Jeff?
$1,000 reward In TJ. 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. :
Attentiem Smekers.
Commercial.
Lurllne,
La Perla Cubana all Imported.
Flpde;Madrtd.
La Paliadina.
LaErmlna. o .
La Famana in Key West Brands.
The (Bejraont.
Mocha.
Reading Room In rear of Cigar Store..
-CahlespOlsen's
Exeiteaaeat
Runs hieh at J. W. Conn's druc- store
over System BuDderas -everybody is
uslngit.for Catarrh of. the stomach,
'Dyspepsia, Constipation and Impure
lifooJ; &Rd to build an thesvsteai it cer
tainly jwssesses wonderful merit when
all speak so'vt ell of It.
Clfltm CrytfrPitcicrt Cisfiria
PIONEERS OF OREGON.
Interesting ItemlBlsccHces by One of The
Number.
Astoria, Dec 4th, 1690.
Editor Astebian:
In the AsTORiAN of Dec. 2nd, in the
report of the entertainment of Mr.
Elbert Bappleye by the committee of
the chamber of commerce it is claimed
that I "was tho first white mole child
born west of the Bocky mountains,"
when called upon to respond to the'
sentiment, "The Pioneers of Oregon,
Tho gentleman who proposed it made
that statement In responding I
stated that, "I wa3 tho second male
and third American child born in Ore-
Son." In order that this unimportant
it of history may no longer tangle
the brains of reporters of
the northwest, I wish, to state
that my mother's diary says that Eliz.
Warren, nee. Spaulding, now of
Brownsville, was born in 1837, and
Cyrus H. Walker, now of Warm
Springs, -was born in 1838, and I was
born March 20, 1839, at the Lapwai,
now Idaho. Oregon at that date
embraced all the territory north of
California, west of the Bocky Moun
tains to the Pacific ocean, and south
of British Columbia. I do not claim
any honor in connection with tho in
cident of my birth, that honor as well
as the nativity of my friends, Mrs.
Warren end Mr. Walker belongs to
our pioneer mothers and fathers who
left friends and home and were
months traveling across the continent
on horseback to our now favored
Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Mon
tana, and I believe that all will say
that they did well their part of the
pioneer work of Oregon.
Bespectfully,
J. H. D. Gray.
PERSONAL MENTION.
A. Sorenson, of Gray's river, was in
the city yesterday.
A mortgage for $1,100 was yesterday
left with the county recorder for
Tecord
Miss Eugenie Johnson bos secured
a position as clork with Messrs. Grif
fin Reed.
Mrs. -Julia Zimmerman, of Pacific
county, Washington, is here on her
way home from a visit up the river.
Elbert Bappleye, the canoe voyager,
started for San Francisco yesterday
afternoon on tho steamship Oregon,
one day behind time.
In reference to dog salmon, the
Oregonian of yesterday says that
Peter .Esaer, the state food commis
sioner, has been busy the past four or
five days in looking after the dog sal
mon, with a view lo preventing their
further importation here. Ho in
formed a reporter yesterday that he
has beea-succcosful in his efforts, hav
ing, saen the Bhippers of fish and for
bidden -their handling, this injurious
article of -diet He has also called
upoB tho steamboat captains and
cautioned them to the some effect
THIRTY TKAKS PRACTICE
A letter from an Eminent Fliyglclaa
Ma. Editee: At tho risk of indorsing'
proprietary preparation, I hat o a f ew words
la favor of a-aew laxative principle. Baft
first, how I came to discover it A. patient
asked About tallng Joy's Vegetable Sana
parllla. As sarsaparlllas Usually contain
mercury or Iodides I objected, and aslcd for
the formula, which finding purely vegetable,
and so mild as to be to my mind almost
Inert,- I consented. Imagine my astonish
ment when perfect laxative action wa3 re
ported. It has two great points. Ftrtt, being
purely vegetable, It Is (unlike mercury) not
cumulative lathe system, being easily car
ried off by tho digestive processes ; and second,
It Is effective with a less quantity of the
cathartic principle than has hitherto been
attainable. It in this respect ranks as a
discovery, and approaches the Ideal, v!z
the least medicine consistent 1th the great
est good. It harmonizes natural laxatho
action and perfect safety, and should Inter
est both the public and tho profession.
xcrrrPBYSicuf of tiiibtt years- pbactioi.
Sas Francisco Examiner, March 10. 1BS0.
Worn Tluui Leprosy
Is Catarrh, and there Is but one prepa
ration that does cure that disease, and
thatlsthe California Positive and Neg
ative Electric Liniment. S ild by .1. V.
Conn. It aho cures neuralgia, rheuma
tism, headache, sprains, burns and all
pain, iry it and tell jour neighbor
wuere tojet it.
AUCTION
AND. COMMISSION HOUSE.
MABTIN OLSEN,
Successor to K. O .Ilolden.
The oldest established Commission House
in Oregon Goods of nil klniU sold on coin
mission. Auction Sales Ever) Saturd a .
Ceneml Repairing. Jobbing and Uuol
tturing done.
Flue stock ot Furniture on hand.
When you w.mt Hartal ns in llousrliold'
UoodsRo to
MAKTIS OI.MK.N i
The Oregon Bakery
A. A. CLETELAXD, ProirT.
(M-BreaiUaie ant Pastrj
None but the Best Materials Used.
Satisfaction Guaranteed Customers
Bread delivered in any part of the city. .
E. P. NOONAN & CO.
(Successors to)
J. X9. Biynes,
DEALERS IN-
Grroceries Produce.
WaterStreet, Astoria, Oregon.
TELEPHONE HO. 7. P. O. BOX 890
S.ARNDT&FERCHEN
A810SIA, - OEEQON.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
BLACKSMITH
B'Bt O P
titer Ship
Allklndsof
EMGINE, CANNERY,
JJTD
STEAMBOAT WORK
Frofiaptly attended to,
AspeeUltyaiftieof repairing
CANNERY DIES,
FOOT OF LAFAYETTE 8TEKET.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds filed or recorded December 4,
1890, as reported for The Mobkxxq
Astobian by the Astoria Abstract
Title and Trust company :
S D Adair and wife to Olios.
E Getty, lots 39,40. 41 and
42, blk 8, Merriwether
Downs addition 210
D Keefe and wife to Caro
line Olstdt, lot 19, blk 1
Keefe's Astoria 40
C J Hall and wife to Julius
Schwensinger, lots 11 and
12, blk 22, Columbia addi
tion 137
W B Crews and wife to
Chas. E Metz, lots 17, blk
16, North addition 55
Annie Beidt and husband to
V J De Freitos, all blk 18,
Eosedale 300
U S to Susan Boyle. SE
ofSEMof sec 5, EK of
NEK of sec 8T7N,B
TW 200
US to Lou J Fillev,SKof
NWif, NEif of NWJtf
NWM of NEM of sec 9, T
7N,B7W 200
Deeds filed 7; total amounts 1,172
Previously reported this year 1,881066
Total to date $1,882,238
MARINE NEWS AND NOTES.
The Bteamer Dolphin will sail for
Shoalwater bay this morning.
The steamship Oregon sailed for
San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
The government steamer Cascades,
Capt Whitcomb, arrived this morning
at 2 o'clock, bringing two barges of
rock for the jetty.
The steamer Michigan is now in
Portland for repaira and a general
overhauling. She will be housed up,
a new quarter deck added and othr
improvements will be made.
m
Frcsli Eastern Chestnuts,
Main St bet 1st. and 2d. 1, X. L.
Building.
Tctephono Jjodtnxzc House.
Best Beds In town. Rooms per night
CO and 2T cts., per week $1.50. New and
clean. Private entrance.
Hfolliiiij; Succeeds 1,1 ko Success.
It is verified by tho fact that nearly
everybody eats at Jeffs .New re
staurant. Wciuhard's Boer.
And Free Lunch at the Telephone Sa
loon, 5 cents.
Tor Kent.
The Store lately occupied by Thrall &
Sherman. Apply to
C. S. Gumeksox.
A fine line of Cigais and Cigarettes
can bo found at the Columbia Bakery,
596 Third street.
Cigars
At Holmes, W0 Third strci't.
Girl Wanted
To help in a small family. Apply at
this office.
A BARGAIN
LOT 01 W St.
-ON-
MOTOR LINE
ONLY-
S500-
Wingate & Stone.
FOR SALE
Cheap or Cash
Inquire at
Standard Saloon
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY!
There is no occasion lor the most fastidi
ous of oar citizens to send to Portland or
San Francisco for
Custom Made Clothes
As they can pet Better Fits, Better Work
manship, and for less Money.
By Leaving their Orders with MEANY.
New Goods by Every Steamer.
Call and see him and satisfy yourself.
P. J. Meany, Merchant Tailor.
GO TO
LARSON & H1LLBAGK
-FOR-
GROCERIES
AND FRESH FRUITS.
Orders Delivered Free or Charge. Country
Orders Solicited. Third street,
next to Pioneer ofllce.
Magnus G. Crosby
Dealer In
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL.
Iron Pipe and IFIttlnpi, Stoves, Tin
ware, and
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Sheet Lead, Strip Lead, Sheet Iron.
Tin and Copper.
F.H.SURPRENANT&CO.,
County Coroner.
First Class Undertaking
ESTABLISHMENT.
Mew Styles, Caskets and funeral materia)
Next to Astorian office.
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HOLIDAY
W& are Receiving Novelties Daily and
BuJfrg This Month Many New
Thmgs Will be on Exhibition.
MONDAY MORNING
We will Show a Handsome Line of
Embroidered Toilet Set
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CONSISTING OF
Bd'lsler Sham, ?
Pillow Sham,
Bureau Cover.
Pincushion Cover.
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Pillow Shams
Hemstitched and Richly Embroidered,
Tray Cloths?, Stand Covers, Splashers,
Carving Cloths, Bureau Scarp, Tidies, Etc.
The above Goods have
The Leading and Largest Store in the State Outside of Portland.
517, 519, 521 3rd St., Astoria, Oregon.
R B. PtflER
& Co.
Morgan & Sherman'
GROCERS
And Dealers in
Special Attention CIvento Filling
Of Ordarsr . .-
A FULL JJNKMRIED
And Supplies f urHSgb&I at Satls
JatoryTOTB3. Purchases delivered in ay part of the city
Office imd 'Warehouse.
In Hume's N$w Bulldimroa Water Street.
)?. O. Boxtl&a. Telephone No, 37.
A STOMA. - OREGON
Saturday, September 27th,
We will open pur
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
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Cloaks, Wraps, Jackets,
SILK : SEALETTES
Our House" SIS a standard reputation
which never fails to attract general atten
tion during oux Cloak Sales.
CORKESPONDENOKfrSOpCITED.
McALLEN & McI)QNNEt-L,
131 193 3n! St., riUiH4, Or. ,
Leading Dry-Goods Store uf or" irst class
goo4at Eastern prices. , .;
Agents for McCalls Bazaar Glove Fitting
Patterns.
Caiefy Jiles!
CLBtf SiES
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Outlininu Goods
been received direct from New York, and arc the Newest
and Latest in the Market.
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North Pacific Brewery,
JOHN KOPP, - - Proprietor.
BREWER OF
EITRA FINE BOHEMIAN LAG-ER BEER.
EXTRA PINE
E-ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY . ATTENDED TO."
New RESTAURANT
SECOND - STREET
(Opp. Telephone Landing.)
Is tlie Bon Ton Restaurant of tie Town
(AND TIIB FIXKST OX THE COAST.)
Dinner Parties, Banquets, a Specially
TJie Finest Wines nnrl TAquors.
Private Entrances and Rooms.
N. R No connection with his old place on
Main Street.
All Xainen,
521 Bill St
stork
STEAM BEER.
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