THE DAILY ASTORIAN, ASTORIA. FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 24. 1894.
The Babies
Bless Them
Keep coming lo AtUurla because they
know It Ih a good place to crow up In
Their parents come to our Btore to get
all the necessaries to make the baby
comfortable: Toilet . powder puffs,
brushes, combs, nunting bottles, nipples,
etc., because they know we have JuHt
what they want. Our stock of Infant
foods include all the leading brands
and we sell some of them for less than
they are sold In any other town In
Oregon. Our drugs are of the first
quality and sold at the lowest cash
price.
Quality
Is the first thing to be considered
when buying medicine; after that
comes the question of price. If you buy
of us the lirst is guaranteed, and the
second speaks for Itself. Drop in and
see for yourself. You are welcome. If
only to examine and prloe goods. Our
Baponaoeous Tooth Wash is an excel
lent preparation for clensing and pre
serving the teeth and gums, imparting
n A ..It ..X . . . 11.. a . ... "
u. iM.-nm.iuuy reiresning reeling to the
niuum ana leaving a delicately perfum
ed breatn.
CHARLES ROGERS,
Druggist-Odd Fellows Building,
vlted to attend. A short program will
nlso be rendered.
The funeral of II. P. Hanncn, who
died at St. Mary's hoHpItal on Wednes
day evening, will tako place from the
Salvation Army barracks th! nf tor
noon at 1 o'clock. All friends r. re- In
vited to be present.
was some time before Mr, Lounsberry
could realize thit Instead of an In
stantaneous exposure it waa one of a
balloon ascension that had .been taken
four years ago, but had been left In
the camera undeveloped.
Additional Telegrabp.l
The Presbyterian excursion to Flavcl
land Point Adams yesterday failed to
AFTHIt TUB RECORDER.
The Dee Hive Store has been en
larged to double its former size, tho
partitions between that and the store
formerly occupied by Ffynn's tailoring
establishment having been removed. It
is a great Improvement, In line with the
Increasing demands of that business.
Both Mr. and. Mrs. W. W. Parker,
who have been having s.rlous trouble
with their eyes, p.-o l.nprovlng. Mr.
Parker was able I get out of the house
for a while yesterday, but Mrs. Parker
Is still confined to a dark room, though
much better.
be carried out according to program.
An Investigation Into Recorder Tay-
lor's Transactions.
Washington, August 23. The civil
Awarded
Highest Honors-World' Pair.
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(AWKMC
CREAJ.I
1M
in
SEN
Parties sending communications for
publication In tho Astorlun will please
",,r";'" ' convenient to do so.
Pat Lawler has dissolved with his
last year's business partner, and among
the pieces of merchandise Pat keut
after the division, was a drake. Every
one In the neighborhood knows he has
the drake, as It commences to suy
morning prayers at 3 o'clock and keeps
it up until seven.
The football match between the As
toria Football Club and the team from
the United States ship Monterey was
At the appointed hour a largo crowd service commission resumed Ito exam-j
boarded the steamer and barge which : Inatlon of the charges against Recorder!
had been secured, and the start, down of Deeds C. H. J. Taylor today. The
the bay was made. The water In front 'commissioners have determined to I
of the city was as placid, nearly, as . close the Investigation with secrecy,
cn the most quiet day, though fog and, and a number of witnesses, said tol
smoke was so thick that it was im-i have lecelved assessment letters, signed
possible to see any great distance. 'A by Taylor, representing the negro Dem-
surprise awaited the excursionist?, j oeratin league, were examln.nl behind
however, for when . they reached ! closed doors. Taylor is credited with
Young's Bay and started across, they ( reprec ntlng tho negro Democratic
ran Into a perfect aaie. The water league, but at the commission It Is
slashed up on the deck of the barge j hinted that both the league and the I A pure Grape Geam of Tartar Powder. Free
and clouds of spray went all over the'-Amer! in Bureau of Organization of uom mmonia, Aiumcriny otner adulterant.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
. ....
IT. A. SMITH
. DENTIST.
Rooms 1 and 2, Pythian Building,
over C. H. Cooper's store.
W. C. LOGAN, D. D. 8.,
DENTAL PARLORS,
. Mansell Block, 673 Third street
MOST PERFECT MADE.
J. E. LaFORCE, D. D. S.
HAS DENTAL PARLORS.
In the -'
Flavel building, opposite Occident.
passengers, giving many of them a
severe drenching. The steamer was put
about, and the party taken up the
Walluski to Nurnberg's farm, where
Mr. Nurnberg did all in his power to
give the party a pleasant time, fur
nishing boats, a horse, and best of all,
milk. The boys went in swlmmlnir.
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
FOR SALE.
the Democratic congressional commit-l
tee are Involved In the case. Taylor Is
president of the league, and till recently
was connected with the bureau. The
report will not be forwarded to the at
torney general for the president before! CHANCE FOR ALL Men of small
tomorrow nisht. There Is ground for "J,?"," can buy reaI eBtat n Hill's first
i 1 11 U I I. .. ""uu
mc Lrrniui nidi ui;uiiimiiviii j ii will oe
W. M- LAFORCE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Rooms 6, 6 and 7, Flavels Brick
Building.
SILAS B. SMITH,
ATTORNEY J.T LAW.
Office In navel's bilck building.
I'HANK J. TAYLOB.
JXO. T. blUIITER.
. TAYLOR & LIGHTER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Astoria, Oregon.
i;ttrJXmity?ewrUten' U.wl" ave .won by the home boys with plenty to
agreat deal of annovan if thin mi.. 1 '
. - . w.u . Hiifirn n iwi i ii n am ni n ......... . i .
is BU-lcllv comul ed with ' i-iiiei iiuiment
YESTERDAY'S WEATHER.
Local weather for the twenty-four
"? " ending at 8 p. m. yesterday, fur.
i.imiru uy me united (States Depart
ment of Agriculture, weather bureau.
Magi mum temperature, 72 degrees.
Minimum temperature, (8 degrees'
Precipitation, nona.
. TinL Precipitation form September
1st, 1893, to date, 08.21 Inches.
w wSVof, p.?c.lp'tat'?n '.r'n Septem-
ioiru, iu uuie, m.u inches.
AROUND TOWN.
"JEFF'S"
The Only Restaurant.
in tho evening was a great succohs. a
full account of both the game and the
entertainment is held over until to
morrow.
anu uoat riuing and games furnished:"" """ mm"' a'snu uy me iuu TriTa in , . i.ii.
a pleasant time to all the picnickers. board' for Taylor's removal from the Real Estate Exchange and get a lot
Although many were disappointed at, '"cc' to wnlcn iTesiuent Cleveland ap-" wins mm Aaauion for Vi.
miaul,, ,r lUi ,...... ,jni .. ,1 .. noln ted him. Chat-area wrrn nir.rl hv w I
a goodlme, and returned home late lnlC- hnse' ' the Bee. a negro IJ&l St. T." BILIV JANSON,
J. Q. A. BOWLBT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAV.
Office on Second Street, Astoria, or.
received Just what you want, at Wing;
the afternoon, tired but refreshed from ; rKan ln thls clty' and b? a messenger Lee's, 629 Third street.
the day's outing. An attemnt will be ot tne '"terlor department, named
Next Sunday It Is understood that the
U. F. F.'s will admit four regular and
one honorary member to the Oriental
Order of Humility at Gcarhart Park
The order has created quite a stir (es
peelally at Gearhart) and Its member
ship reaches from Nova Scotia, Chlca-
go, and California, to Astoria. Its
membership list is limited, and is at
present complete. The Astoria court
looks forward to a very pleasant time
thui winter.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office over Olsen's drug store. Hour. 10
m. Sun-
made to give another excirolnn Bn(, i Earaes, who is business manager of the FOR SALllO acres Improved land to 12 u, m.: 2 to 6 and 7 to 8 a
Picnic next week, so as to witness the!66; ., ren8 awused . and papally cl ZobXo', days' 10 to "'
rifin an Mnltlner rfnnmiMnA Vn I .. . i . . . . - .
life-saving drill mlseed yesterday. No
tice lator.
But a few davs Will elnnna tiaf.m k
L.niurmeniea wine for church Dur- docks will be lined with w. r,..
inv, a,, nogers, arugglst. the delicious tomcod, that at certain
seasons every year go up the Columbia
through the cltv Mt.., 1.. i,n feat schools. Tho sight of men
Kdwln Scott, of the Orcgonlan, passed ,
lirnnirh 11. -i. .'"
to North Beach.
women and children, black, white, and
yellow, sluing on the wharf, their font
At Parker's dock the ship Maxwell dangling over the water, and edged In
Is unloading ballast. When flnlsliMl. so closely that It Is only with the irreat-
slie will go on the beach for a thorough t,8t Inconvenience that they are able
el"anlnf- , draw up their lines, Is something
I mat impresses visitors In the cll.y dur.
A TREAT IN STORE.
.. . ..,uw,ujKii ifir Yejtrerrini- nn . - ..
the R. P. Elm.. f. tm, ' 'u. " ! . ume 01 tne ye, as one of
- ..numuiin, mien
he Will tu I'll nhnrim . U ti
, , - """' "l Elmore l-ack- coast
b cannery during tho fall
son,
Here the really great sights witnessed on the
The Society Minerva, met at Knie-
Toter Matron had his life Insure! f,,- rneyer's hall Wednesday nlirht and hA
?3.000, the policy being made out In a very entliu8lnt'c meeting. The suu
fftvor of his 18-year-old son. The wld- iect' "neslved, That the negroes have
ow win in all probability be appointed rerelV(;u more cruel treatment from the
io ooy s guiurdlan. . .wmtes than the Indians,
Tent ,,,. . l.C.US8e?1 Pr0 a"d co" the
; " - w"sr mvions Jor tne house decided In
Tho entertainment at Stuttz' Phrinr
Theatre Saturday evening under the
auspices of Qulnlln Lodge, No. 80, B.
P. O. Elks, by Wm. Elnor Johns, who
for a long time has been known as one
of the foremost dramatic naders of
the country.
The San Francisco Chronicle Bays:
"Mr. Johns has a very pleasant deliv
ery thait pleases all, and selects sub
jects that command popular favor."
It Is seldom that our people have nr.
opportunity of listening to such enter
taining recitals. Mrs. Johns will also
take part In the program. Possessed
of a rich soprano voice, wtll undoubted
ly charm all with the solos she will
render.
In addition there will be a solo by
Mr. J. W .Belcher, accompanied by
Mrs. II. T. Crosby, of whom the young
contribution soliciting, denounce the hi0 h., ,
-- - nM4v,, v-t iv,i ii iiuuDD aim v j. i ii.. wiirg t
charges as "trumped up" by Chase shop 20x40, situated on the river, Just r' t-'LUJNlA, M. v.,
with the aid of the colored messenger, the h?me for a fisherman. Will sell on I PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
.. . Measv term for tifinn innniiu A. .... i
and oscrlbe them to a refusal of Taylor ises. DXVID UPTOV I Office, 5S4V4 Third St., Astoria, Ore.
iu uiiuiiil melius ui lilt? negro euilOT 10
positions In the recorder's office.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
FOR THE JACKSON-CORBETT MILL I
t, " . . ' The annual meeting of the stockhold-
Parsons, Kan., August 23.-A purse of era of the Odd FellowV Land and Bulld
325.090 has been offered bv Kansas, lng Association will ha hoM
Indian Territory and Texas citizens for AVB' 23d M, at Odd,ennand Bureery,
1- " " iiau.
Special attention given to all chronlo
diseases.
DR. O. B. ESTES,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Special attention to diseases of wom-
A. J. MEGLER
Secretary.
FOUND.
the Jackson-Corbett fight to take place
at Wagner, I. T., where there are no
laws to prevent such a contest. Rich
ard K. Fox tonight telegraphed Jack
son s and Corbett's acceptances of the FOUND Fishing boat rigged wll.h
offer, providing the money was deposit- gaf sail, painted blue, 13 empty beer
cu. ...uuej. sauieieu lunigni. Kegs. Found Sunday, a, m., on Desde-
and will be forwarded Monday, it is mona Sands. Inquire Point Adams Life
saving station.
EASTERN BASEBALL.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia,
i-iusourc . t rom .
" . i.w.i i a miivmi nam n n i ' i .. -i ...
At Brooklyn Cincinnati, 13: Brook- be suitably rewarded Uy leaving same
Office over Danzlger's store, Astoria.
LOST.
JAY TUTTLE, M. D.
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON. AND
ACCOUCHEUR.
Office. Rooms 6 and 6, Pythian
Building. Hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to
5. Residence, 639, Cedar street.
At Baltimore St,
more, 6.
Louis, 10; Balti-
gentleman Is a pupil, Instrumental solos
and duetts by Miss Edith May Conn
and Mrs. K. Osbuni.
Owing to the rehearsals of the Wafce
James Co. taking place earlier than
expected, Mr: Johns will be .compelled cago, 3.
to leave ror New York on Monday next.l At Boston-Boston. 12; Cleveland,
.i.ii.k:, ,uo duet luiuiiieiii given unuer
lyn, 2.
at the Astorian efliee.
At New York-New York. 9; Louis- andH.0 i" lenFth'
vllle 4 h i xt i i r were marKed
"I?' .. . Snhii1?"6" No-8 buoy. Finder
"l "hiiisiuii wdsnington, n; cm- "" 11 eave at uoiumMa cannery.
.r , uuo. tiAUKA.
DOCTOR ALFRED KINNEY.
OFFICE AT HIS RESIDENCE.
May be found in his olllce until 10
o clock mornings, from 12 noon until 2
p. m., and from 6 until 7:30 evenings
the auspices of tho B. P. O. E. will take
lllnrn nn Untiifilai, m . ! . . n-..
i cTciiiiiis, auubl auin,
" waa dis-j Instead of tho 27th, as at first intended,
result that This will bo an occasion that none
THEY CAN VOTE FOR SUPERIN
. TENDENT.
TO.RENT.
BUSINESa CAitDS.
W. W. PARKER,
REAL ESTATE AND INSUR
ANCE AGENT.
Office, 112 Benton street, Astoria, Or.
fAn it ri,
Grand Forks, N. D , August 23.-Attor Uprrtown In"1! Water' baln' tc
;y General Standlsh states that "any ,WJn. AdaJr " avenue
refreshments aro
fnvnr nt .i, ......, ...... V , or Third street. lnn..iV. . ..r.
popular nt nep-Ativo tu ..., . . """. irom me manner in "JV.MTV,e."H,, "UH-.uons lnat woula or at Mrs. A U,11CB
" miticiv win no i Thnii lui.ir.h k n.i i . ,. . eniuie ner 10 voie ir sne wpr n man i - .
Bencli among the up nver contingent, next meeting on Wednesday, Aug 21
rhey ore Inexpensive, Informal, and nio nnd the subject for debate will be'
LHIeved to be fattening. ("Resolved, That Astoria, wltA Us geo
To soe tho kind of books that one of firra,,lloaI advantages and natural re
cur Astoria girls takes from tho publlo "ourcp8 hna a reat future in store."
library you would nnvr i oii...i Tne "ocli'ty will ulso. glvo a sortabsn.
Miat she would call It a "spoonholder" AuRllHt 80tn' Everybody Is cordially
wnon speaking of a hammock. ",,u'
The Portland people who lived In the1 ' S. A. Caples, a farmer from Jewell,
flooded districts are o used to the poor In this county, was In the city yestr
sidewalks that they can go to picnics day. Mr. Caples left Kansas four years
.. " - ui gruco on go on account or his health, nnd took
the rough ground this summer. I up a claim, leaving his 100-acre farm
. A pleasant Htt4e party of six or eight !? Klimaa to be tlIle(1 tenant,
made an Informal call on the nni,.Bi, . rly thi" 8umr"er the tenant wrote
of tho Monterey yesterday afternoon , th Crn WM firrow1n' UP
nnd were agreeably entertained by 8 " a" Poiwnty It would
those In charge of the ship at the t0 be harve8te(1 with a saw mill,
time of the call. inut hl8 laBt lctter t(?lls a different tale,
. 1 fl" " what they say Is true, Mr. Caples
For a delicious plate of lee cream,1 WH have ralBed more on his little bit
made from the pure cream, go to C. t-f cleared land ln Clatsop countv tlinn
... ..i.ihii, iuu iuiiii-i-iiiiiier na ice leunno nus oacK In Kansas on the
cream aeiuer. loe cream soda n apeclul- iu-cre farm. Everything Is reported
iy. i-rivaie parlors lor ladles. 483 to navo burned by the hot wln.w
v..ommereiai sireot. nruugnt. Corn is worth
wheat, and
which the advance sale waa going yes-! elf,U1f her .t., v,ote i she were a man-
, , ,,,, , .. . I will bo entitled to vote for superln-
l.wduy It Is altogether probable that the! tendent of public instruction in this
house will be filled.
REMOVAL. v
The Astoria National Bank will on
September 1st remove from their pres-
,v,ii. . t i x i . , ' V I Boston, August 23. The Portland
which the bank has leased In the I. O. bark. Gray Deering. from Rosarlo to
j. r , uiiiming, corner or luth and Com-' noston, is lying oft Cape Cod with a
state at Me coming election," and ad
vised tfcg county auditors to provide
in eacnMsreeinot, cheaply constructed
oeparate wrxes to receive their votes.
WAITING FOR THE NEW TARIFF
Bill
BEVERAGES.
ONLY THE Pimifa'P tin
"nuors are sold i li "x""a
v.aiii)utu S
nierclal streets.
more than
. There will bo a dune .1 ih rni,M. 1 "." u everyone is discouraged.
cannery t.x.lght. and a general good , th'nk8 of ,hc
lime is expected. The success of the V T Wl"tCr' 0f Knn
affair is assured when It 1. known that !?...' th"n ls with his
Hemy D'Ellu, F. A. Hall and a. A. y uown 0,1 tne Nehalem river
A...-,i ... i . . . . regon.
' wwn ciib"gi-'u iu lurnisn
the music.
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS.
On Recount, of a break ln the main
under the bottom of John Day's rilver,
water will Ve tunied on to the city
only during the hours of B to 8 a. m.,
11 a. m. to 1. p. m., and 5 to 7 p. m.,
until further notice. f
W. N. SMITH,
Sttpt. of tho City Water Woiks.
Meany Is the leading tailor and pays
vim u i caun pnee lor rur skins.
When baby Is teething or feverish, ask
your druggist for St-e-e-dman'a Sooth
ing Powders.
CHOICE LOTS in Hilt's Second Addi
tion to Ocean Grove, Seaside. Prices in
reach of all.
large cargo of wool, waiting for the
new tariff bill to become a law. It Is
estimated the consignees will make over
180,000 by delaying the vessel.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Portland, August 23. For Woshlng
ton, fair weather, slight temperature
ciiwnges, except cooler ln Walla Walla
vmiey.
For Oregon and Idaho, fair weather,
sugnt temperature changes.
THE CHARLESTON FOR CHINA.
Washington, August 23. Final sail
ing oruers nave been sent from th
navy Department by wire to the
Charleston, and she Is expected to start
iur Liiniu in a any or two.
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND IDLE.
WINES AND BBKnreoTi..i.,.
fandel wine instead nf
Fifty cents per eallon tw
peach and aprlcci .brandy. Also French
Cognac and wine at Alex Gilbert',
SOCIETY MEEikG3.
Visitors wishing to carry home a
keeixinke from Astoria or Seaside
Ills friends nay thot as an mntQ,.
(photographer General Agent Loi.nah.,-.
ly has slood pretty well with himself
Hhould call at Nleml's Jewolrv ntnr. . .. ' . . U"JB H" wnn "'s bum
and select a piece of the flne china he ",u " U" Iwe,v, 8U
mis In stock decorated with scenei v . ievei aown sev
about Tillamook Rock, Gearhart Park !!,, , hnd ,Hen out ln th
and Sewlde. l. nn nis camera and
" "'" "me some very g,od subject
Black Dlonwnd. dtvw a nwta ' 1H'k ,0 ""ve.op.
x - ... ........ ,"tta ,n 'he develotilne Droceaa thnt
iK.uiKj nini iiiKiii, inn piay ruuy i us- i ,,i., . .
trat.s the Black Diamond strike. Mr. 1 ."h, ,ZL T'l' hJ". W ",r,r"'e
Re.vdlck, as Mark O'Dare. an enffH.ePr " " " '"'re, out never
gave an excellent uleture. Mr v.v ? th"' occaUon. and when
Cutler and fire.i i v l" ntfnI-v8 developed Instead of show
night. Black Diamonds. 1" T" eovno mubI
, cooling orook and the peaceful Hoi-
Next Saturday evening, Uglniiliig at teln w ln the distance, U brought
o'clock, tho Ladles' Bowing Society out a marine view of ragln? bUlows
i t me e-weuisn Lutheran Church will ""a w Balloon with a man swim
irlt.A n 1. n 1 . . .. 1.1 . . . mlnn a....... . i
.,v xKiHuie in me basement """J1 imm tne lutter, while on his
ta mir riiuren. All tho members anil ,me WRS look of death like that pic
.....iu.t ui me cnuron are cordially ln onnrora s First Reader.
i-bii Kiver. Mass. inxi.i 91 t,.
text.'.le strlKe developed
SRT.T.TMfl nf or. -7 l'ir.u, '"n".Va re8u1-. 25.000 mill
- V.r -cin. uiotuum i-iri on v in me cay are idle.
THEY WERE ARRESTED.
ban Francisco. AuTust 2S.-GeneroI
hzeta and the other Salvadorean refu
gees had warrants served upon them
KNITTING YARNS.-
Thousand of women are now thinking of buying knitting yarn. But they
n.uaiu puytneincnrap. lou all know what Germ.tn Knitting Yarn has b.-en
IU1 u " ncreuirore. 1 nj prices hav been'as follows:
l irst Qu.ility German sold at
SeconJ " " "
f irst " Spanish " "
liiuwrtej Saxony " "
a SC.
, 1
Our price Is now 2sv!
.w!
" scv.
' " " " ICC.
lots ln Hill's First addition tn n.an I
urove, seasiae. Astoria Iieal Estate Ex-
cnonge. ( .
The trade clock indicates that the
buyer's hour has come to obtain a
watch from our stock at a price that
will surprise you. If you have money
to spend for a watch don't
but to H. Ekstrom, the Jeweler. f
The days of tough-steaks In Astoria Hlsnee today 'was J122 71
... 'v.. over; ween aaas to tne "".-.- was
01 veupie wno eat at the Model Res-
PILOT COMMISSIONERSy-th reg
ular meetings of this board will be Held
on the first Monday of each month at
10 a. m., at the office of Rpbb & Par-
iobb, Seo.
B. F. ALLEN,
(Painter of
20 Years
Experiance.)
DEALER IN WALL PAPER, ARTISTS
MATERIALS, ETC.
The only house in the titv h.innlinir
Sherwin-Williams and masury's
Paint.
, - Rt Jquarters for -
DO AT PAINT
571 Commercial t.
.h-lTfCp-The,rguIar meetings of
he Aatoria Building and Loan Aslocla-
J?". ar!, held- at 8 P- m- on the first
Wednesday of each month. Offlce on
Genevieve street, south of Chenamus.
W. L. ROBB, SecreUry.
OCEAN ENCAMPMENT No. IS, I. O.
U. Regular meetlnira nt nnn i?
fanrti Mat7 P on the 8eco'"l and
lourtn Mondava nf nnh m.i. 0.
n...ni x .x-- " . .w 00-
u. iHcinren cordially ln'ted.
By order
a p.
Try Foard & Stokes plug cut tobacco
ui w cents a pound. It does not burn
the tongue and gives a better smoke
man an outers.
It Is not always necessary to! throw
THE CASH BALANCE.
W -1 ..X I . ... . . '
..1.1.1. Kiun, August 23. The caKh
fas J123.710.618. of which m"tunt
gold rererve. meatlng.
NINE RUSSIAN WAR SHIPS.
COMMON pnnN(rrT..i).m.i
ings first and third Tne.r,
uniiiui 01 s ociock in cltv hall.
Persons desiring to havs tt.iti.' .
upon by the council at any regular
meeting must nnwnt th . ... .
" tiern on or Derore the Frl-
V. ,"s Pr,or to tne Tuesday on
which the council holds its regular
. . , K- OSBURN.
Auditor and Police Judge.
TflEflSTOSlilSiiVlflGSBflW
Acts as trustee for
individuals. Deooslts ar.liMiori
Interest will b nllnwcH ....1
deposits at the rate of 4 per cent per
anruidC"- -
J. Q-sA. BOWLBYT.'i.-v, President
BENJ", YOUNO Vice President
FRANK PATTON Cashier
W. & DEMENT Secretary.
J ' DIRECTORS.
J. Q. A, Bowlby, C. H. Page. Q. a.
Nelson, Bsnj. Young, A. S. Reed n 11
Thompson, W. E. Dement
out In . some places.
We can do it. Lake & Salmi. 3u7 Com-
uriviiti Bireei.
Do you lutend getting a pair of shoes
for the boy? Don't lt huhit
mmal.in ...... .1 x ". . .
- t'wwncre oerore you
see what can be . imu ......1
a ' xivuiiiuun
-L' '
Don't ro to Portlunri tn
tickets for the "Old Country" and the
fr.at when you can ret thpm
Prt, the Union Paclfla ofllee
In this city, and therebv uv. 1..
oal fare to Portland.
ninrUHLof "gUSt 2lr11 ,a Ported that
;r.x W1" leave cron.
uic r-Mcinc Boon,
All the patent medicines advertised
papor, together with the choin.
t -or n . " prices at
fvou Need 1
away a garment because it is won. est perfumery, and tnn .;,i" . A DFCFMT RITHrSV
Have It mjnded.1 " bebouirht at the lowest Driee. Y j7
H -w - W
A POINTER
.
. M.t1y pfxple belleve that all black
smlthlng Jobs are alike-that they are
nothlncfcut muscle and motoHni
That is true of ordinary Jobs. Brains
are also used to make a good lob. So la
conscience. A job made without skill
or honesty Is no good. Our -work la
widely known for Its quality, durabilit
and economy in the end. uy
' O. A. Stinson & Co.
-
The Original & Genuine
(WORCE8TKR8HIREI
WANTED.
.r,S-xW"nt ,?000 for e year.
..... iuinii.il iirsi-cmsa security win
4 You need It now. Don't
spoil your credit by a
3 see ly buggy, or none at
all.
I
5 Look Like Pr
i; 7 '',oan" t amount Ap-12 xou Would Hav Kolki
My at Astorian oflice. l Th,nk You Are "
- - -
Take a turn around amonr mr n.,
suitings. You'd expect to iny .hulf as
much more, and they are all new pat
terns, ton. Lake & Sulmi. st i .
titu sin;ei, .
MISCELLANEOUS.
iJ,?.TILT,Reniemb'r MQuIre'i Ho- I
w oju ,ne yrtur around.
Ci'-ti nrrfljl ft oth. Vttri.
AI.U1CRT DUNBAR.
SEASHORE ROAD.
Trains for Clitm. CnThin tx..x
and Ktn5!( as follows:
Lve SMm,e, 7 M) a. m. and l:M p. m.
- - i" 9 m in. anu ip.ni, I
A rxcepttn- ooh.Inv ."rr..vi.t J--'- a
when trains will leave one hour later! Cr IVfcc'j Crtaai E3d- F,w
connecting with h.u.t. t.. .. ,. f ... ... . l"rr
" I '""H i Mr rtl.twit AU4.I ii D'
.ntlAItt' 'V P- BARER. 478 Third St. i
and have your r-.y,m j " .
WHEN IV PORTLAND-CaU on
Sf V? AstoHan. Visitor I
not nilsa their morning paper while
You Would Have Folks
J
y ouh.
S We have hmriru B
w, v m
bought it chejp. You' )f
can have itlcheap. Why? -ft
None of your busl less. '' k
You get the DUggy, we , P
lose the rest But we . F
want the cash. f
NEW YORK ?
J J10VELTY STOUE
( wutiu anu lenin sireeta.
? Cpposita th Occident. B
SAUCE
Imparts th moit dolidou taits tod ant to,
IlotJcCoIdafeaU
GRAVIS 8,
SALADS, ri Of J
bocps, 3. 1 y- YC
CASE, i JLs.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS
Take None but Lea 5 Perrins.
Sicsatne oa ererj bottle of ariyiaxl aaiBa,
Sscaa Saca, - -... (