THE DAILY ASTOKlAtt, A8TOB1A, HUKUAY MOltlttNG. JULY 23 18lli.
AliOUT THE CUT;
An ?80 lot for J2.
- The schemo to allot lots by lot la
now ana attractive.
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Oregon strawberries at Smith's today.
Strawberries and . cream ut Col-mann's.-
.
Meany 1m the leading iatUr and pays
ui nignesc casn price ror iur Bklns.
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The alarm bt fire at midnight was
turned In from Chinatown. There was
nothing in It but a run for the deport
ment. .
Hill's first addition is located in the
centre of the city. Lots are now- sel
' ling In it for $2.
V ; - Ladles, do you want to buy a Cne
wrapper cheaper than yoj can rneke
it? Then go to the Bae Hive tojp.y.
Bank presidents were plentful In
town yesterday but nothing of the
air of the, lordly millionaire was par
. Ucularly noticeable. '
LIFE AT SEASIDE-
What Is Antlfermentlne? Ask Foard
& Stokes. .
Westpcrt cream fresh every morning
at smith's ice cream parlors. Third St.
' If you Want some extra tine photos,
f -mime is ine place 10 gel mem.
-Astoria Imports conned mackerel,
codfish and, lobsters from Boston, byst-
. ers from Baltimore, and sardines from
the coast of Maine.
Fur fine wines and liquors call at
August Danlelson s Sample Hooms.
For genuine sweet cream that will
whip, go to Colmann's.
Remember McGulre's Hotel at Sea-
"slde Is open the year around.
, . .
Kfouse's Headache Cure, for which
Mr. Charles Rogers is agent has at last
" reached town. It Is said to be the best
remedy of Its class extant.
The Belmont cigar can be had at
Chas, Olseh's. .
Ladies, ask Foard & Stoltes how to
preserve fruits. , ,
Don't stew your fruits over a hot
stove. Preserve them without cooking.
Foard & Stake's will tell you how.
State Fish and Game Protector - H.
D- McGuirei Commissioner Crawford of
'.Washington ana Sheriff Smith patrolted
the river last evening on the lookout
' for violators of the fishing laws.
V il.g Lee has just received 'a full line
oL Japanese curiosities and fancy goods.
. Will dell at cost. Third street.
Crow has made some very fine photos
of thv;Unlted States ship Monterey,
whjch are acknowledged to be the best.
The best and only sure way to pre
serve fruits Is with Antlfermentlne.
For sale .by Foard & Stokes.
At the meeting of No. 1, Company
last evening, no nomination for chief
of the fire department was made. H.
McClusky was nominated for assistant
- chief and the meeting adjourned-
Parties visiting in Portland can get The
L'liily Astorlan at Handley Haas' news
-uind, lu First street.
Your fruits will not ferment if you
use Antlfermentlne. For sale by Foard
& Stokes..
Fresh fish received at the Albatross
Fish market daily. Salmon 10 cents
per pound.'
Mrs. Grosbauer, who is visiting .her
son Chief Fred Grosbauer, will prob
ably remain a month in the city. The
lady 13 1" good health though some
what exhausted by her trip hither.
Men of small means can buy leal
estate in Hill's first a3diaoii. .
ji"or all kinds of job printing, go to
Del. Ferguson, upstairs, Astoriun build
ing. u
Del." Ferguson, general job printer,
Astoriun building, upstairs. .First
class work at reasonable rates. . .
Tresjrve your fruits without cooking,
' by using antlfermentlne. For sale by
Foard & Stokes.
Before Judge Osborn .yesterday, Ben
Holcroft, who 1 charged with embez
" zling $85 from the American Institute,
was bound , over In the sum of J500,
and the case continued till August 10th.
' Lovers of a good cigar can- always
find mild, fresh Belmonts at Chas.
"Olsen's. ;
There is no place In Astoria where
John Kopp's famous beer is kept In
. such good condition as at TJtzinger's
.. popular resort. ;
Dry hemlock wood delivered at $3.25
per cord by C. W. Everest, Alderbrook.
Leave orders with Ben Coe, care of this
office. Terms cash.
Seaside Lodge and its friends will be
glad to learn that Its action in the case
v of I. L. Osgood as approved by Grand
Master Workman Hawthorne was
sustained by the Grand Lodge by , a
; vote of 6 to 12.
The Astoria Library will be opened
Tuesdays and Saturdays at 1 m. for
the use of country subscribers. Time
on books is extended to 21 days.
L. P. Fisher, newspaper advertising
agent, 21 Merchants' Exchange, San Fran
cisco, is our authorized asent. This paper
Is kept on file at bia office.
Owners of horses can purchase Camp
boll's Hoof Remedy, and all the Col
umbia Veterinary Remedies at Fred.
Saiz' Saddlery establishment.
The able funeral sermon delivered
by Rev- G. C Hall, formerly Conge
gatlonal pastor In this city, at the ob
sequies of Ex-Mayor T. B. Stevenson
of Nebraska City has been printed in
extenso, in the Daily News of that
city, of date 15th. Inst. The reverend
and learned divine has been widely
x complimented for the force and bril
liancy of the eulogism.
J. W. Thomson organist at the M- E.
church gives lessons in music, piano
and organ. Organs tuned and repaired.
Address 589 Astor street, Astoria.
At The Monogram you can find fra
, grant Belmont, Wedding Bouquet,
Flor de Madrid and all other choice
and favorite brands of cigars.
For $2 a lot is delivered every week
to the buyer In Hill's first addition.
Seaside Is just as pretty this summer
as ever, and each succeeding day
brings many new faces to this , popular
resort. The Seaside house, on the Hol
laJay estate will not open this year,
but the the Grimes, and McGulre ho
tels ar open for the usual trade. In
Grimes' grove are a number of campers
and they make the nights merry -ith
their music and singing. All the cot
tages, with one exception, are now
filled, thus Seaside for the next two
months w'll be quite on important little
city. The following guests registered
at the Grimes, during the, past week:
J. Q. A. Bowlby wife and child and
nurse, Astoria,' R. R. Roper and wife,
A, G. Klosterman and wife, Le'nore
Klosterman, Guy Klosterman, J. w.
Hayes, G. W. Thurman, Miss L. Putt-
man, Miss B. Spragg, H. N. Pennoyer,
Wm. Whelan, Chester J.. Hogin, T. E,
Harlow, Otto Kraemer, Charles Rains
and wife, J. G. Meyboiirn and wife,
Joe O'Connor, H. Hensley,. Mathew
Terrell, and Laura J. Krtowles . Port
land, C. R. Williams, Elmer H. . Har
rison, Chicago, Ell Knager, Quincy,
Ill..v Thomas Terrell, Oskaloosa, Iowa,
Lol Mai Webber, San Francisco, C
O. Malarkey, Cook's Island, J. C. Mar
tin, Chicago, ;A. J. Lelrdeer, Spokane,
D. B. MacWe' Brechin, Scotland.
Tho Dav's 'cottage ' is hav
ing a neat little observatory
built on the top of the. roof- It U
reached by a stairway and when com
pleted w'll affored a splendid view of
the beach and ocean.
C. W. Knowles of Portland came
down Friday to spend Sunday with
his family.
Mr. Dysler and family of East Port
land are among the campers ' at the
beach. . i
Mrs. C. B. Henlon, Elutla Henion,
Mrs. J. W. - Carlisle. Will Carlisle and
Edward. B. Labbe of Portland have a
neat camp at the grove.
Harry Whefltly, a 14- year old boy
living at Seaside, fell on the rocks near
the Seaside house, Friday and broke
his left arm in two places, Dr. Belt
reduced the fracture and he is now
getting along very nicely.
Ben L. Leland, of the Heppner Ga
zette, has been In Seaside for the past
week. There- was nothing too good for
the Heppner scribe while, here, and he
will doubtless remember with pleasure,
his short stay at the beach.
The following people registered at
the McGulre during Hie past w eek:
Rev. . T. A. Hyland and wife Astoria,
R. . Norrjs, B. F, NorriSi Cannon
Beach, A. F. Keager; Astoria, R. L.
Sales, Nehalem, L. L. Wlckllff, and
family San Francisco, C. P. Thompson,
Portland, D. M. Mooer, .Astoria, Ed
ward Kilfether, and wife Portland, A.
L. Friend, Chas. S, Wright, H, J,
Findlay, Astoria, H- Bell," S. D. Adair,
J, P, Austin, Cannon Beach, O. Ander
son, John Olsen. Necanicum. H. E.
Topping, Astoria, Miss Summervllla,
H. E. Mitchell and wife, Portland, J.
C, , Swope, Astoria, Mrs. E- Jay Smith,
Silver Cliff, E. H. Watklns wife -and
children, D. .Crouenn, Nehalem. George
R. Laing, H. - Pearson, J, L. Hullet,
Geo. .Anderson wife and children,
Portland! F. M. Cox, E. A, Palmer,
R. W. Morrison, Clatsop .CUy, Clark
Carnahan, and family, Mrs. John Mlnto.
Salem, J. W. Mlnto and wife -Portland,
L. G, West. Clatsop City, G, F. Ru
fenet and wife Portland, Dr. Bell, As
toria, J. F, Kearney, Astoria, H. Swe
ney, Nehalem, T. C Plummer, Seattle
Wash.
Beaten, But
Not Conquered.
The much' talked of Portland-Astoria
football match came oft yesterday at
Smith's Point grounds in the presence
of several hundred spectators, who
thoroughly enjoyed the spirited con
test. The result was as predicted in
yesterday's Astorlan the superior team
work of the Portland men was too
much for the Astorians, and the score
at the finish' stood 2 to 1 against the
home men. The- metropolitans Bhowed
themselves perfect masters "of the sci
ence of playing together, and while
there was much fine Individual work
by the Astoria men, it "was not suf
ficient to overcome their opponents.
The first goal won by Portland was
kicked by Jack Carruthers, the visit
ing team having secured his services,
as they were a man short- The second
was accidentlally kicked between the
posts by one of the Astorians. Near
the close -the Astorians began a pretty
passing game, and many times barely
mlssod getting the ball into goal, but
the Portlanders' defense work was too
good. Shortly before the call of time
Captain Bartholomew sent the sphere
flying to Bell the latter in turn passing
to Astbury,'who passed to Higglns on
the left wing. Then: began a hot fight.
Higglns . being charged by Bingham,
but cleverly passing to Spittle' while re
ceiving the charge. The latter got the
ball well under control, and successively
"dribbled" it past Smith and Bing
ham at back and "receiving a severe
charge by - the Portland goalkeeper.
He got the ball safely and cleverly
past Orr, however, and it was sent be
tween the posts by another of the
team. Time' was called at. minute af
terward, and three rousing cheers were
given by the .visitors for the home! men,
who returned the compliment in kind.
NOTES OF THE GAME.
Captain Bartholomew played a fault
less game throughout, and many times
averted danger.
Addis' goalkeepingi was superb, and
he stopped dozens of hot shots.
Will Tallant was tireless and played
not alone brilliantly, but steadily as
well.
George Smith's playing at back was
without fc.ror, and as usual was inval
uable to his team.
Bell, Astbury and "Ridehalgh In the
forward line played together in good
style, and were ably assisted by Hig
glns on the left. wing. ...
Rathom played steadily and well
throughout, as did also Frnk Spittle
whose excellent work neap the close.
was' mainly . instrumental in scoring
Astoria's only goal.
The. home men, In fcolnt of physical
development, condition and speed were
the superiors of the visitors, but they
lacked the advantage of having played
together, , for of field sports, above
all others, football, requires a more In
timate knowledge of one another's play
on the part of a team. ''
Call at the Astoria Real Estate Ex
change and get a lot "n Hill's flrg; ad
dition for $2. " -
GRAND ANNUA.I.
EXCURSION
And Picnic
CLATSOP BEACH AND GEARIIART
PARK EXCURSION.
The T- J. Potter will leave the Union
Paclflo dock Sunday, July 23d, at 8:30
a. m. for Young's Bay,' connecting with
the train for Clatsop Beach and Gear
hart Park. Passengers can return on
the Harvest Queen in the evening. Fare
for the round trip $1.25.
ASTORIA TO THE WOUL'D'S FAIR.
Astoria to Chicago !n four days.
This is the time made by the Union
Pacific. Rates have been reduced to
a very low figure. Go no-v before
higher rates take effect. For further
information call at ticket office Union
Faciflc dock.
G. W. LOUNSBERRY, Agent. ,
The liquor, opium,, morphine and to
bacco habits are dreadful powers in a
man's life. Many would sacrifice all
they possess if they could rid them
selves of these evils. It has been made
possible to be cured, for it is a disease,
and at a moderate cost. The Ameri
can Institute guarantees a cure. Call
at their office over the Astoria Na
tional bank.
NOTICE.
To the active firemen of the Astoria
Fire Department. Being urged by a
number of my friends, I hereby an
nounce myself as an Independent
candidate for the office of chief engin
eer of the Astoria Fire Department.
Respectfully,
THOS. B. LOUGHERY.
THE FORCED MORTGAGE. SALE.
Of Herman Wise's stock is now In full
blast. Everything sacrificed.
M. WISE, Mortgagee.
P. S. All persons Indebted to Her
man Wise will please settle at once.
SHOAL WATER BAY OYSTERS.
Fresh oysters can now be obtained
daily for 50 cents a quart, by leaving
orders at this office addressed to Hom
er Fletcher.
(iivi-ii by the
inavian Benevolent Society.
TO SEASIDE,
Siiiay,Aiiil3,lu93
Games,
TVXvimIo and
Dancing
Wl'i onnstltiilo the festivities of the day.
Music by Utzinger's Band.
UrUUJZAinJaUJ LOJLA1'
WORLD DEFYING
nn
Mil f H u n
mmm
i La la B
COMB1ENCING JULY 15.
TO CONTINUE FIFTEEN DAYS
f) cuts
8i cents
If) cents
Tho connnoclloiiR and popular boat Telephone
will leave Klavct's wlinif at 8:30 a. m. ihvrp.
Ticket, d.OO 'or round trip, incliKlini; ball in
Fisher's HhII in the evtmiug.
Chlklron under 10 years free when accompa
nied by their pareniK, not oiherwi-e.
j rnMMinKE:
i. L. C'arlsnn, C. S. tiunrioTgon, Aur. DamelRon,
."... 1. I t , ... w. LF 12,., a-
ri.UJJfc uiin.riiuui, . u u iv.
DR. GUMS
0UI0U
SYRUP
iFOR C0UGHSH
COLDS
AND CROUP.
A REMEDY FOR CHILDREN.
Whon a child at horns, raotber made rat take a ta
apoonful of onion ayrup at Bight, tlie next morning
myoouphwaa (roue. Mot Croup it bad no equal.
Ut children iniilit upon having Dr. OuM Onion
Byrup which la already prepared, mora pleaaant
and without taale or aiuell of Uie oaiona. Sold at 60o.
For sale by J. W. Conn, Druggist
s '! r a iRt tt
i i r.
V'!' A
Tlie only Ture C cui'i i i T.-.r'.- r 7"..
Jsed in Millioas f I 'r.e,
A::i:no:iia; Ko Alnui.
-' nrs the Standard
10
DO
15
20
1.25
1)0
75
r 45
20.
15
10
Si. 00
'''MIS
cents
co i its
1'lltS
The problem to solve is where you can get honest goods nnl
values for your money. We have decided to sell goods druper tr
the next fifteen days than we ever dreamed of selling before.
' Kindly pay attention and read:
10c and I2ic Gingham,
8c and 9c Calicos,
12ic and 15c Ghambray Gingluiin,
20c and25c Sateens,
81c Challie, - ' -
12c and 15c Dress Trimmings,
50c and 75c Moss Trimming.
$1.50 and $1.75 Corsets, . ' -
25c Ladies' Vests, - - r
50c Ladies' Vests, . ' -
5.00 Parasols, -
.50 Parasols, . -
.25 Black Henrietta. -
75c Black Henrietta,
50c Ladies' Fancy Hose,
25c Child Hose, - - -
20c Child Hose, -
15c Child Hose, - -
$2.50 French Broad Cloth, -
Blankets at halt price;
Children Hats and Caps almost given away.
Ladies' Blouses to sell at anv-Drice.
Ribbons, -Laces and Gloves, at prices never before unequally
Men's Furnishing' Goods at half price. ; -
Ladies' Wrappers. at half vprice. 1 '
- These prices are made with a guarantee of good faith and vve
solicit.your most critical insnection of. the above nrice list.
These are only a few (f the ihany bargains to be had. ( Ome early,
:- ' . '"-AljUirAY'S-TH CHEAPEST. -:-
iH AN AH AN . - ERBTU
cents'
cents
cents
cents'
cents
cents
d;
275 Thir.l Si.-m i s:.:i i. n
iroX HALK.
Q 0001) LOTS AT SMITH 8 1M1NT KINK
O view. Apply at thl oille.
C1HEAP A FEW CHOIOK WTA IN ADAIK'S
J Astorlu-Kinv tflrnn, Hih Fnink hplttlc ut
tumey at law 17:1 Cass street. . .
G
G
IhL 10 DO I.KJHT liOUSKWoKK. AP-
piy aiwi, Main street, ueiorei m.
1RT, WANXKD-INQUIRK AT THIS OK-
lleo. . . .
A COMPETENT GIRL TO 1)0 OENERAI.
limine work. Apply In the fort-noon' at 311
Awtor Btroet.
HKI.H WANTEO,-AOKNT8 PAID A GOOD
commlstion, and H.UU0 divided amo:iK
them next winter. Hperiitl atiractlons to be
pushed thin -year for which we want the er
viuea of beat UKeuti everywhere. Tho (!nrtl
lublbihlng Co, Ifoom Si), C'hronlclo DulldliiK,
Snu Franelico. ,
ASSIGN ZflS sale;.
JIOUAIH TO HUNT.
RO )M8 WITH 110AKI) AT KKA80N AI1LE
rute-. Also, collage of biz rooms to rent,
luuulroof Mm. E. U. bol len. eorner Main ami
Je!lernon utreela.
FUHNlHKl) HOUrtK K I HOOMH, I'EN
t rally located. Inquire at tills ollliw.
Continued till old'stock is closedout
at cost. New Goods arriving sold at
liberal discount.
W. W. PARKER, Assignee.
CITY
ro uxn.
VTET, O'f HANI ISUM) NEARLY 275
ll fatiniii, Monday .In y 17. Owner apply to
John Wnopi , hlmi.re'i i annvry.
MISCELLAXKOUH.
CALL ON P. BAKEK. 478 THIRD 8TKKKT
and bave your clothetf dyed and cleaned.
Gko. Mclean, corker olvey and a -tor
atreeta, doea a griierul busluemin black
aiiiithluK and repairhiK.
The S ore of John G. Niemi
Has been purchased by
Butterfie d tros., .
' Who are golnar to cloae out the stock.
Intcndliitr purchaa.n will do well to pull
and r.xamlne i.ooi!g and prices before
purchasing elaewhere. They alao have
a good watchmaker to do repairing.
ASTORIA 1KO.N WOItKN,
Concomly ttreet, foot Jackson,
Astoria, Oregon.
General KaehinisU & Boiler Makers
Land and Marine Engine. Boiler work, Steam
boat and Cannery Work aHpecialty
Outings if AH DeKiiptisti Kad t Ordar at
Eiiort Hoisp.
jols rrx. r..:..i c.
U KUX .... vice PresldeD
Blank Mooke, Fino Siationory,
Baseball ("Hoods, Foolballs, ' '
Hammocks, Bnby (.'iiniagca. '
New Goods arriving daily. Low Prices for. Cash.
GRIFFIN & REED -
CALIFORNIA WINE HOUSt, -
FINE WINES AND LiaUORS
I bare made arrangements for supplying noy brand of
wines iu qmintitiea to suit nt lowest oabIi finnrea. Tho
trade mid fumilic? supplied. All orderH delivered free
in Aeri'i, ,
A. W.-UTZINGER,
Main Street, Attorio, Oregon.
HOiS, HlCCIN CO.
Uutchers - and - Grocers,
Aitoria and Upper Astoria.
Fine Tent and OnrT'en. Table Dell nci,
Dmnextie and TropleiU Kruiui, Veeiu
blw.nugar cured ham', lacii, etc.
Seaside Saw Milt.
complete Uh of lumber on hund In ih..
miiKb oc dreaaed. 'loorin. Ruatle, Ceilli.
and all klndaof JinUh; Mo' IJIiik ami
idea; alro Urncket ork done lonrd.-r Ten t
reaMiiiitilend prbesal Iwl rfM'k All or.ii n
promptly .tu-ml-( lo. Oibee aii'l ynnl a: nii.l.
CHOICE FRESH & SALT MEATS j realde. Oregon. " '