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THE DAILY ASTOltlAH, ASTOK1A, TUniHDA MOII&ING, JUtfE 3 Itti3. ABOUT THE CUT. Water rates are due and payable, at thd offlee today. v The Bay Railway will run dally here after, beginning today. The' real estate firm of The Paxton Land & TniBt Co., has been closed. - William Dunvall, a fisherman, died at Pillar Rock, Wash., on Tuesday, of J consumption. The government has had several large whistling buoys repaired by the Astoria Iron Works. Final examinations for the term year In the Cedar Street school begin' on Monday forenoon, June 5. George Gragg is suffering from en docarditis, and Is seriously 111. Dr. Ful ton has charge of the case. Fresh strawberries at Smith's today. Mrs. j. Wiggins yesterday took a tablespoonful of acetate, of lead in mis' take for salts. She was relieved from danger by Dr. Walker.. Is The original Root Beer Extract Raser s. . The' planking of the Young's Bay road is progressing rapidly and is al ready completed beyond the residence of Mr. Charles Shively. Remember the Austin House at the Sea side is open the year around. Dr. Estes will go to Seaside this morning to look after the construction of a new summer cottage which he will build at once. He will return tomor row evening. Raser's Root Beer Superior to all others. Several students from the Leland Stanford "University came up on the Oregon yesterday. They seemed to be in good spirits and had not suffered from seasickness, judging by the vol ume of their college yell. welcome. German. Lutherans will give attention to the festival mentioned above. ' Don't fall to scte and read the World's ColumbUn Exhibition Illustrated. B. F, Coe, agent. In Judge Cleveland's court yesterday the cases against the various trap owners against whom complaints were filed on Monday last for illegal fishing on Saturday night last, came up for hearing. The question of jurisdiction was argued, and the case submitted. If Judge Cleveland decides that the Oregon authorities have Jurisdiction in the matter of offenses committed on the Washington side of the river, the cases will be tried before a Jury to morrow. The defendants were repre sented by Messrs. Fulton Bros, and J. H. Smith. Wing Lee has just received a full line of Japanese curiosities and fancy goods. Will sell at cost. 529 Third street. An attempt was made on Sunday by men from the McGowan and Kinney canneries, and by Qus Johansen, to drive piles for fish traps on the south side of Sand Island. As soon as the Kinney pile driver started down In tow of a steamer, one of the fishermen gave the alarm, and shortly after the ar rival of the drivers about 150 boats ap peared, and some 300 men, angry and threatening, stopped the operations, The fishermen say that no traps will ever be driven at the Republic spit, as their lives would bet wantonly sacrl ficed if this were done. An Objection to Explosives. The following will explain Itself: Astoria, May 30, 1893. Editor Astorlan: I notice of late that some of the steamers from San Fran cisco come alongside of the docks with powder on board, In gome cases twenty five to fifty tons or more. Is there no city ordinance to protect us against such risk? And If there is, why Is it not enforced? Why do not the council or the police commissioners see to the matter? An explosion of the powder, in the steamer now lying at the Main street dock would destroy many Jives and thousands of dollars' worth of property. PUBLIC INTEREST. , WANTED. niRIjKORGgNKRAI, HOUSEWOUK. CALL luo evening si lai daemon iireet. OYMENT FOR MAN AND WIFE", ny. lilMPi.O I j work Eux Ml c Parties vlsitine in Portland ran o-ef Thi I'auy jstonan at Hanii ev a. Haas' new sianu, I'M l'irsc street. If you want some extra tine photos, Mooers' Is the place to get them. The body of Captain Frazer, of Port land, who was drowned off a barge In the river about two weeks ago, was seen yesterday by one of the Lurllne's crew. It was brought to this city in the afternoon by Coroner Pohl. . Westpcrt cream fresh every morning at Smith g Ice Cream parlors. Third St. Seaside is to have a new business block and opera house. It Is being built by H. F. L. Logan and will be two stories In height. The lower floor has been leased to Richard Eberman for a saloon. For fine wines and liquors call at August Danlelson's Sample Rooms. It has been decided to move the big 15 inch rifle gun from Its present lo cation at Fort Canby to some place more remote from the houses at the Fort. When fired, some time ago, the concuFslon did considerable damage. The Belmont cigar can be .had at Chas. Olsen s. Bids will be opened on Monday next for a county bridge to be built across the Necanicum on the Elk Creek road above Seaside. The approach from the old county road to the new ' bridge site has been completed, and work on the bridge will commence soon. Meany is the leading tailor and pays the highest cash price for fur skins. Adam Hawkes, a fisherman employed by McGowan & Sons, met with a pain ful accident yesterday morning while hauling in a net. A large) iron hook . .caught In the left hand, tearing an ugly looking hole several Inches long. The wounded member was dressed by Dr. Estes. Raser's Extract Root Beer, the pur est. The exercises on Decoration Day passed off very successfully, and a large number of people, vlsit?d Green wood. In the evening the literary and musical program was exceedingly well musical program was exceeding wen rendered, and the many numbers were enthusiastically encored. For all kinds of job printing, go to Del. Ferguson, upstairs, Astorian build ing. Charles Gabrialson was killed on Tuesday at Burglund'B logging camp on Blind Slough, near Knappa. No particulars were obtainable further than that he was skidding logs when one of them broke away and ran over him. Ha was a native of Finland. 22 years of age. You can get the best 10-cent or two-for-a-quart'.;r cigars In Astoria at Chas. Olsen's. Road Supervisor Bartolas will today have a force of men employed In re pairing some dangerous portions of the county road. There are several holes In the corduroyed portions that need rebuilding badly, and parties driving toward the Walluski bridge will gladly receive the news that the much-needed repairs are being made. Buy Raser's Root Extract to make a healthful, refreshing beverage. Sold everywhere- The body of Ole Strand, the fisher man who was drowned with his boat puller In the breakers about two weeks ago, was picked up on Tuesday by Tom Quinn and Dick Welcome. Strand was a Norwegian, a single man, and was in the employ of George & Barker. He will be burled from the undertak ing parlors of Coroner Pohl. Fresh fish received at the Albatross Fish market dally. Salmon 10 cents per pound. The Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran church, Uppertown, on the hill right up from Columbia cannery, ill hold a cornerstone festival Sunday next at 10:45 a. m. Visiting ministers will be present, and there will be delivered addresses in the English, German and Scandinavian language. Sa.urdy night 7 o'clock discussion meeting. All Fred A. Moore, one of the employes at the Clatsop Mill, was taken to the receiving hospital yesterday afternoon suffering from two Berlous wounds I the abdomen, a severe cut in the right knee, and two contused wounds on the right leg. He was struck by a piece of a saw which broke while he was oper ating it in the shingle shed. When Dr. Fulton examined him he" found that the wounds cut the1 muscles in the ab domen and penetrated the cavity, wlih out injuring, as far as could be ascer tained, the intestines. The condition of the wounded man is critical. . Del. Ferguson, general job printer, Astorian building, upstairs. First- class work at reasonable' rates. , With a fine sense of appropriateness, Romance presents this month a "Spe cial Scandinavian Number," with which to temper the heat3 of June, Mora than half the contents of this issue are characistlc stories of "the land of the midnight sun" by its noted writers, such as Bjornson, Boyesen Klelland, Sigurd, Peter Toft and Anna Wahlenberg. The rest of the number is made up of American, English French and Italian tales, several of which, are specially adapted for sum mer reading, are delightful love stories, Among the authors here represented are Guy de Maupassant, Lady Lindsay, Julia Sohayer, Alphonse Daudet and Prosper Merlmeie. This periodical comes from Romance Publishing Com pany, Clinton Hall, Astor Place, New York; 25 cents a number, $2.50 a year. Free at Crow's gallery, a life-size crayon with every dozen cabinets or dered. Offer good for 30 days. The fact has just been disclosed that two more fishermen have been lost. They were Paul Johnson, aged 50, a native of Finland, and Victor Savo, his boat puller. They were in the em ploy of the Cutting Packing Company, in charge of boat No. ' 84, and were sailing home about 1 o'clock on Mon day afternoon when the boat capsized opposite Fort Canby. The life-saving crew from the cape saw the occurrence. but before they could reach the up turned boat the unfortunate men had gone down. Johnson leaves- a wife and five children in Finland, and it was but yesterday that a letter was received from the wife stating that she was about to Jeave for this city with her children. Mr. Tallent endeavored to send a dispatch, but learned that there was no wire to the town from which Mrs. Johnson was about to start. J. W. Thompson, organist at the M. E. church, wishes to take a few more pupils in music, piano or organ. Ad dress, 589, Astor street. There is a difference of opinion as to the time credited to Tom Foster on Saturday last by the .gentlemen who held the watches,, some claiming that the 100 yards was covered In 10 1-5 sec onds, and others asserting that Foster is unable to make such speed. There were four or five watches which indi cated 10 1-4 seconds and less when the tape was broken, and one of them at least .was very likely to be correct. It was that held by Mr. David Stark, of the American Casualty and Insurance Company. Mr. Stark is himself an old athlete, and a gentleman who has had plenty of practice in taking time In such events In San Francisco and other parts of California where athletic sports are popular and of frequent oc currence. His time, it is safe to say, was correct, and more than that, Fos ter "threw away" several feet by his ill-advised habit of looking at oppo nene instead of keeping hi3 eye on the finish line. . Ryan & Co. 637, Third street, have just received a full line of 1893 patterns in wall paper, and comprising all the latest designs and shades, at the low est prices. Call and see them. RUSSELL. SAGE, The well-known financier, writes: 506 Fifth Avenifti, New York City, December 20, 1890. "For the last twenty years I have been using Alllcock'g Poms Plasters. They have repeatedly cured me of rheumatic pains and pains in my side and back. Whenever I have a cold, on on my chest and one on my back speedily relieve me." "My family are never without them." RUSSELL SAGE. JEFF'S, The Only Restaurant Section 2 ordinance No. 989, which bears upon such cases as the one re ferred to above, is as follows; "No Bteamship, vessel, or other water craft shall enter the city of Astoria while having on board any blasting powder, gunpowder, dynamite or explosive com pounds used for blasting purposes; provided, that this section shall not apply to steamships, vessels or other water craft passing up or down the Columbia river to polnU outside the city limits, and vessels so bound shall not be anchored or moored within said city, or remain withlm the city longer than Is actually necessary in transit." The construction placed upon the above by the authorities is that "In transit" means for a time sufficient to transact the business to be done at this port, as It would be manifestly unfair to pre vent a vessel from discharging freight because a portion of It happened to be exploslves. A meeting of tje Astoria Football club was held last evening at the store of Mr. James Flnlayson, who occupied the chair. Mr. F. W. Gunn, the secre tary, and Messrs. Bartholomew, Ben nett, Hughes, Tallant, Addis, Weeks, Bradford, O'Hara, Young and Gibson being 'present. Secretary Gunn made a report, which was highly satisfactory. Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: President, James Flnlayson, who was unanimously elect ed. Vice-Presidents were elected as fol lows: Hon. F. J. Taylor, Rev W. S. Short and Messrs. C. R. Thomson, G. Wlngate, W. T. Chutter and H. C. Thompson and Mr. W. E. Tallant were unanimously elected secretary and treasurer respectively. For cap tain and vice-captain Messrs. Arthur Bartholomew and R. Gibson were placed in nomination and elected. Mr. J. R. Rathom was elected, a member of tho club and subsequently to member ship in the executive committee, to gether with Messrs. W. E. Tallent and P. W. Weeks, the captain and vice- captain being ex-offlclo members. Messrs. J. Flnlayson, A. Bartholomew and P. W. Weeks were elected a recep tion committee to meet visiting teams coming to this city. The dues for the season were fixed at $1. Messrs. C. Hlgglns, F. M. Hughes and J. R. A. Bennett were then elected to member ship In the club. It was decided to play a game in the near future for the benefit of the Pioneer and Historical Society, for the purpose of making up j the deficit in connection with the Columbia River Centennial Celebration last May. The meeting then adjourned. FOB HA Lie. OO ACKKS fM.OO VKK ACKS IMPKOVKul yw inriii'ug lanu wim iruir trees. 20 aeies I cleurnl.2jH0H.-i paature. dwelling Home, waie louse and other bulldli.ir.. mile imm Steamboat lauding at BrookflcUl, by bout nr "i M owner eu premise juris. II. K. pHKAP A KKW CHOICE LOTS IN ADAIK'S A,nuramy mriui. una rraiiK Bnlltle at torney m law 13 ty'u.sn mreot. XOOJUH TO MMNT. Our Stock Represents Over 1000 Styles. Trouserings, Overcoatings, Suitings. rilUK MAIN 81'KKKr IIOI1SK HAS ktKN X. newly lurui-iiied thruuitjn ml; nlc -t room fur rmt-by day, week, or mourn, by proprietor Ull.l muilH.rnr M 14 If UUL'I I Ulull I PIOTI AOK NKXf 1)0 'HI TO K. j eirs. (1 Hill it Seven rooms and biivpnotiit fur I woou. i uquire next uoor. pqOMS IS A GOOD LOCATION KOI! jlm uouseaeep ng, no, t mhiu ttlreet. Prices $5 to $50. Camples, Self-measurement Rules, and Tape-line Mailed Free. TAILOR 126 FIRST STREET, Portland, Orecon NICKLY yiJKNIdUED KJOMSBY 1) , week or month term very reasonable at lilt) Uriel, no imru MKIIl. MlbVULLAN HOVH. nA.LL ON I. BAKEK. 478 THIKI) 81KKET j ami nnYO your clothes dyi-d iintl cleuoed. n i o Mclean. couMjit olvey and a- X (or street-, does n Kner;i buxlm gn in black - siiiiwiuk ana repairing. MACHINE SHOP JAS. DALGITY, I rop'r. (Hucr-osor to Arndl & Ferchen.) Boiler Repairing aid Cannery Work. Repair ing of River Craft aHpecially. Machine Work oi an K I iki 8 flone. - Itiiop, root of Lafayi-tto HI. Worth more than standard value worth two for on for the World's Fair and more than that to you. We are selling half-dollars for a dollar a-piece. You get a Original Seaside Saw Mill. A complete stock of lumber on hand In Uia roumi or urefnoa. riooriuc. Hustle. Cfi nir. and all kinds of Anlsh; Moi.ldhiKS and Hliiu- Iflus; hIm Bracket Work done to order. Terms reaxouablc and prices at bed rock. All orders promptly attended to. Otline and yard at mill. n. r. i.. l,uuak, rrnpr. Seaside, Oregon, in Design. World s Fair Souvenir Coin for a Dollar Beautiful ia Execution. NOTICE. I will be glad to receive any items concerning social events that residents of Astoria desire to have published in the society columns of the Sunday Or- egonlan. Such notices must reach me not later than Thursday evening of each week. JOHN R. RATHOM, Oregonlan Correspondent, P. O. box 680 - ROSS, HIC: IN ZSl CO., butchers - and - Grocers, Astoria an I Upper Abtoria. Finn Teas and Cuff es. Table D llcaelivs, Domestic and Tropical K rolls, Vei;i)ia bltw, sugar cured hams, buu n, olc CHOICE FRfeSH & SALT MEATS OAMiMIKU, BUGS. (Successor! t-. Warren A CamrOetl), WAK11ENTON, ORKOON, Dealers to IDH-TT ooor, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, Hats, Caps, Boots, Hhoes 8TAPLK GROCERIES FANCY ENCOURAGEMENT FOR FEEBLE. THE So long as the falling embera of vi tality are capable of being rekindled Into a warm and genial glow, just so long there la hope for the weak and emaciated invalid. Let him not, there fore, despond, but derive encourage ment from this, and from the further fact that there is a restorative most potent in. renewing the dilapidated powers of a broken down system, Yes, thanks to Its unexampled tonic virtues, Hostetter'a Stomach Bitters is daily reviving strength in the bodies and hope in the minds of the feeble and nervous. Appetite, refreshing sleep, the acquisition of flesh and color, are blessings attendant upon the reparative processes which this priceless mvigor- ant speedily initiates and carries to a successful conclusion. Uigeeuon is re stored, the blood fertilized, and sus tenance afforded to eacn othev life-sustaining organ by the Bit ters, which is inoffensive even to the feminine palate, vegetable in compo sition, and thoroughly sare. use u and regain vigor! STRENGTH AND HEALTH. If you are not feeling strong and healthy, try Electric Bitters. If "la grippe" has left you weak and weary. use Electric Bitters. This remedy acta directly on liver, stomach, and kid neys, gently aiding those organs to preform their functions. If you are afflicted with sick headache, you will find speedy and permanent relief by taklne Electric Bitters. One trial will convince you that this is the remedy ycu need. Large Dottles only boc. ai Charles Roger's drug store. A Sura Can for I'ilcs. Ttchlner Piles a-e known bv moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching wnen warm, inis iorm, us wen ub uiuiu, Hlpedlnz or Protrudine. yield at once to Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts llrectly on the parts anectea, absorbs tumors, allays itching and effects a permanent cure. 60c. urugKist or man. Circulars free. Dr. lioaanko. 329 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by J. W. Conn. NOTICE! Use Zinfandel wine lntead of coffee or tea. 60 cents per gallon. Dont foriret Peach and anrlcot brandy, also French Cognac and wine at Alex. Gilbert's. Hardware, Iron rnd Steel, Croekory, Olasswarr noouenware, notions, etc., nay, Oraln, Flour aud Feed. OTTO t "Small Profit o Cash salsa." HUNTER & MERGENS, Proprietors of the Portlaod Butchering Cos Markets Corner Second and Benton iitrvct. Oiner Third and West Klghtb streets. A Work of Art in Itself. We devote the entire amount towards developing nd ennobling the People's Great Fair. Souvenir and Rare Coins as an Investment. loin. U. S. $$ Goldpiece 1822 U. S. 1804 Silver Dollar U. S. Half-Dollar 1796 U. S. 1802 Silver 5-Cent Pit--.. U. S. 1856 Eagle Penny U. S. 1793 Copper Cent (Auk... Queen's Jubilee 5-Sovreign, Lu. Napoleon's 100-day sfr., Frencii. . King William Coronation, Ger. iSCt German "Peace" Coins 187 1 Thif will be the best Investment you ever made A World's Fair Souvenir Coin A National Heirloom for only $1.00. Under Act of Congress we have 5,000,000 Souvenir Coins, of the denomination of 50 cents each. That the money m.ty go as far a3 possible, and that all the people may have a chance to pro- . cure these artistic and patriotic souvenirs of their own Exposition, we have resolved to offer the whole issue for sale at $1. 00 end . Apply to any BanV, or sen-! Post Office or Express Money flrrlrr. Hani: 'rat nr K. -, 1 i . e fi wish, witli instr ;"'.'.'-.,: h : IV. Pace Market value, value. j.oo 900.00 r.oo 900.00 .co ' 52.50 .05 100.00 oi 5.00 .01 50.00 1. 00 4.00 .66 1.25 .66 1.25 or as many coins as you n to you, to Trer.zurcr YV'c-f'j. C;.;:;:riM?.n Exposition, C!!:rAC?, ILL. Foard & Stokes o-noouito Dealer In Glassware, Crockery, Ship Rumriie, loltaceo, Wme.t and Fine Whlaklea. Fine Tea 111111 unrc ciiit-uinuy. iiiti ruirm uiiiny ui rriiiia ui ine cu.v.rresu 011 ltvery meaiurr. Corner of Third and West KlKiitu BtroeU J. O. NIBMI, llasjiht ree. hod n flue line 01 WEDDING PRESENTS ANTORIA liiOA WOltKM, vxuiunnuy mreei. unit itu:Kun, Astoria, Onyoii. General Maeliiimt & Boiler Milkers Und and Marino Engine. Holler work, Steam boat slid Cannery Work a Specialty. Outings of All Description! Mad to Order at snort nones. JOKN nvx...... President and 8np- . I- KOX -Vice PreaUleu DR. GUHITS ONION SYRUP FOR COUCHS, COLDS AA'D CROUP, GRANDMOTHER'S ADVICE. In raining family of nine children, my on) j tern djr for Cough, Coldattd Croup wtut onion gyrup. Xt lutM effective to-4T m it wao fony ycai no. Now my grandchildren tak Xr. Ounn'4 Onion Byrup which Ib airdjr pro pared and ruoi t ttleaaaju to Ui fjt. Hold at U) ceuta a boiiU. For sale by J. W. Conn, Druggist. 1 tin m inking--- A 1 Tlic uuJy lure Ocain of Tartar P v. iAmmouia;No Alum. "Used in Millions of Home: Wars the Standard nlR n n 11 BlJr f'oilstniir of Fllver lion Hun l)l,:'iO', rnnt Dlslie.i, llerrv 1IH cs, Nut I'owl", mnamni roia. ij.mmiii .ihis. (.'entry (Haw, Hair Tin irays, Pin CikIiIoiis, I'lcturo Frainen, Mirrors, ele.,nll new Komls and latest dusl:nn. Merchant toiiiship fos l.lhft Connection nith Cakadlita I'uelile Hallway anil China Ktatin- Bhlp l.lne, TakinK freight and imasenjcpm fur I'nrt Alice lea. Vlelorla, I'ml. Tow intend, Keallle, Taeoina, Whatcom, Kalrliaven, Nuuhuiio, New Westmin ster ani Vauioii er : l.i-avlii( AMoilil : H. 8. Ilaytlnii neuubllc H ri. WlliniiiKton 1, 8 ... HHytiau Iteeulil freight, received at Hurler's whiiif, foot ol Malnstieet. 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