THE DAILY A8T0RIAIM, ' A STOMA, ,StXlAY MOJifl IMi, APlUjC X1' ,.m5'
AROUND TOWN.
lion. J. O. Megfler oame down from
lirookflekl ycsUenlay.
The IDIgMiand Home wag taken to the
Hollyrood dock yesterday.
Th'e barkenJUne John Smith iwa tow
ed up ithe river yesterday.
A. Seeley, J. C. Sbawton, L. C. Pease,
T. W. London, J. M. Rogers and wife,
Geo. F. Rogers and wife, J. B. Mullay,
Mrs. M. Scoot nmd daughter, C. E. Peo
ples, C. R. Hlgs"lns, Mrs. Emerson,
J. T. MerrDll, Miss C. Plato, C. Miller,
W. L. JackJMn, A. Tuokor, II. May
wood, C. Margin, Mr. Evans and wife,
M. Wlisey.
C. A. McGudro and wife, of Seaside,
wore In the olty yesterday.
Sloney to loam. Inquire of Astoria
AbJirtaot, TJWe and Trust Co.
The Yaqulma Bay board of United
Sliates engineers, Colonel Stlctaiey,
presldemt, will ttiold a public session ait
Newport, May 11, ait wiilch they will
hear the views of those (Interested In
The saarlet fever Hag floats from the the 'Pu,Jllllc improvememt of Yiaqulna
residence of Alfred Olsen, In Alder- Bay' Vpaa he-vlew t!h-i board of
brook. engineers whalil take of the feasibility
of further improvements to It'he Ya-
A-storla. lhad more people on her quino. bar will depend fulture national
Bbreata yeatprdlay than ait any other Jd tor i'he harbor for yeans to come.
time In years.
Store iin another column.
It Is reported ait Eeverott that Mr.
Attention Is dalled to the "Hammond Rockefeller and PresfMant Hill, ot the
advertisement" of the Wise CloJhlng Groait Northern, are likely to unite
thalr forces In a strong comblnaitlon at
Evorefflt under wlhloh the Pacific Steel
Barge Works w(U build four large
steamers for tfhe Pacific Coast business
of the Great Northern. While this
George R. Oanr, rerpnesenltlng itiie
well-known London tailoring Arm of
Carr & Sons, will 'be in the city today.
Get aboard of a car land take your would te equivalent to a money bonus
w i,uuv,uuu Tor mr. mil, hi wouiu raeun
great prosperity for the barge works,
and the distnlbuiMon of a large amount
of money. Oaiptaln McDougall afforded
partial confirmation of the report on
his return to Superior the other day.
He said 'to a reporter: "We (have not
yat decided upon awatlher vessel for
the Pacific Works, The' 'flyer' Is Still
Yesterday while the tug Relief was under consideration, but. Timttiing is
wife and little ones to Upper Astoria
and see the street improvements going
on there.
Messrs. Astbury and Tee, who have
been surveying seining grounds for J.
G. Megler at Brookfleld, returned to
the city yesterday.
outside, the steamer Coata, Rica from
San Francisco for Departure Bay pass
ed and signalled to be reported.
Frank Gum, who has been confined
to his home with a severe cold for the
post .three days, was abe yesterday
to resume Wis place ait the Occident.
selltled. I think we will build her,
though, In the near future. In fact, we
are figuring on two or three Jobs."
Evening Wisconsin.
"Ships tWat Pass In the Night," and
"Jane." The adlmlsslon for this en
gagement win "be 10 cents for children,
20 cents for adults and 30 cents for
reserved dhtilrs, whltftj Vnny Je secured
n-t 'the Now York Novelty eitore with
out cxiltn charge.
COUNCIL MEETING.
UJhat i
The Bay
Hallway Franchise Passed
Unlntmously.
ARE THE 5E5T
CIGARETTE SMOKERS
who care to pay a little more than the cost
PET CIGARETTES
Last night's council ;neetlng was
probably the most lnitereaUrog and im
portant assembly of that body for
some time, as several important meas
ures came up for action.
Roll call found two Tnemfbers absent,
O'Hana an d Young.
PaUltton of Peter Duranft for liquor
license, with requisite ibonctemen, was
of ordinary trade cigarettes will find the . Planted.
Petition of Messrs. Ta'dant to have
I assessment for opening of certain
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS streets caisceJlcd, referred to city attor
ney. ...
Made from the highest cost Gold Leaf
grown in Virginia, and are
ABSOLUTELY hre
The United States coast and geodet
ic survey steamer Patterson arrived at
Port Townsend Wednesday on her way
to Atosta. The Patterson left San
Francisco April 11, and aside from a
little rough weialtlher had a pleasant
voyage up ithe coast. Sunday night
was spent at endhor In Neah Bay,
wlhloh place was left early next morn-
For all cleansing pu-poses, domes- lng. The Patterson to commanded by
tic or mechanical, removing scale from Captain E. K. Moore. The steamer
steam boilers, making soap, or de- has on board, ibesldes her regular com-
odorizlng the kitchen sink, use Red P'emenit of officers, 60 men to the crew,
The ateamer Manaanlta left out yes
terday at noon for Shcalwater bay,
where she will remain a day or two
doing buoy work and general inspec
tion.
Seal Lye.
The etaamar Alice Rlanohard arrived
in yesterday from San Framisco and
way ports. She had considerable
freight and a number of passengers for
this port.
The Eunice Goodrich Theatrical Co.
Wm. Pottle, Jr., manager, arrived In
the city yesterday on the Alice Blan-
dhard from Coos Bay. They will play
a week in this city ait Fisher's Hall.
Divine services at St. Thomas' ohuroh
Skipanon, Monday next (April 22) at
10:30 o'clock. The lit. Rev. B. Wistar
Morris, D. D., bishop of this liocese,
will be present and will administer
the rite of confirmation.
and Messrs. Ddckens and Morse en
glneers and surveyors, who will assist
In the sihore work In the bouindery sur
vey. The vessel will remain at Seattle
and Tacoma for about a week, and
will, at Seattle, await a number ot
men coming from Washington City to
assist In the boundary survey. Four
Burvey parties will be sent out, each
numbering five or six men. The head
quarters of the vessel will be Kilis
noo, in Southwest Alaska. Here will
be the basis of coal supplies, as the
little 80-ton schooner Eiarnest will be
loaded with coal alt Seattle and towed
up toy the Patterson. The Patterson is
the largest vessed In the service.
Chief Engineer Lord and First Offi
ceir Hlammerstrom, of the Columbine,
flrA on HhA ulplr liKat siiffftHne- wMh ihp
, . . - .J keeper ait Boniollia Point that the
grijjirc. w. iitwui twy -utiv um umixri I
Oaptadn Rlohardson staites that dur
ing the Cblumblne's trip up the coast
very rough weather was experienced.
Last Sunday while in Neah Bay he re
ceived a wire from the British light-
wias so ill that it was found necessary
to call in a physician.
The British ship Inverness-shlre
hoisted her andhor early yesterday
morning and with the brightest rays
of the rising sun wihitenlng her Balls,
went down the bay and before 9 o'clock
had disappeared behind the heads at
Font Stevens, well off on ner long Jour
ney to 'the British Isles.
On Itlhe Harvest Queen last night
were the following passengers: F.
Clmmerer, H. Kayler, Mrs. Williams,
F. Rdber, Mrs. E. J. Rialthlbone, C. B.
Lever, W. R. FItzhugh, W. W. Spauld
ing, W. Johnson, 'Mr. O'S-hea, J. S. Le
vy, H. B. Dyer, S. BJatlh, Miss Harder,
J. R. Whalen, A. B. Seal, H. Sham,
Mrs. Smith, W. J. Montel'Uh.
Last evening upon returning from
the Young's bay trestle the Dwyer
struck a snag with her propellor Just
below Smith's Point, breaking it so
that she was completely disabled. She
sighted the Mendell coming up Hie
bay, and blowing her whistles soon at
tracted the attention of Captain
Brown, who shortly afterward gave
her a tow to her dock.
The Roadway Market, corner of luth
and Commerloal streets, will re-open
cn Monday, April 22d, wtflh a com
plete stock of ohoice fresfa and cured
meats, as well as all other articles usu
ally found in a firat class market.
butter, eggs, vegetables, etc. The mar-1
ket will now be run on a strictly cash
basis a.nd goods sold at "bed rock"
prices. Mr. Turner will be pleased to
see all his old customers and others.
schooner Dart, belonging to Amernoan
Indians had gone ashore near that
pax, and asking him to help get her
oft. He ailso received a similar request
from 'Indian Agent Col. Powers. The
tender was immediately made ready to
proceed out, althouiih a howling storm
was ragtag at the time. Three Indians
with their canoes were taken on board
and the sitart made, but when well out
In th straits the tug Sea Lion was
met, and signalled by the Columbine.
Captain Rdclhlairdson made known the
object of his trip, and the captain oi
the Sea Lion, who, by the way, is
Captain Woodey Sprague, formerly ir
command of one of the company'f
boaits on the Colurrtbla, knowing the
coast well, volunteered to carry ou'
the mission of the Columbine. Th
canoea and Indians were transferred tc
the tug and she started out, 'but found
the Dart so far In on the rocks that n"
attempt was made 'to save her. Whllt
at Neah Bay, Captain George Meyen
oame aboard the tender. He Is over
there looking up a looaltion for a can
nery. At DeBtruoai'on Island Keeper
Zauner was taken on board and
brought to thi3 city suffering with the
grippe.
THE SCHUBERT CLUB.
At the InvrtalUon of Miss Gussle Gray
the Schubert Club was hospitably en
tertained at the house of Judge Gray
Saturday evening, and the following
musical program was greatly enjoyed:
Part I.
Piano Solo, "Confidence,".. Mendelssohn
Miss Susie Elmore.
Soprano Solo, "Love's Sorrow,"....
Shelley
Miss Kate Grant.
Male Quartet, "The Last Rose of
Summer,"
Messrs. Belcher, Bennett, Jackson and
' Elmore. I
Trio, two vtoMns-ffind 'cello, "Seren-
ade," Haydn
Messrs. Laws, Seymour and Fred
rlckson. Tenor Solo, "I attempt from Love
sfckness to Fly (17th century)
Purcell
Mrs. H. T. Crosby.
Chorus, "Ganymede," C. Loewe
Sopranos Misses Grant, Rice, Gray,
Nickerson, and Susie Elmore.
Altos Mrs. Krager, Misses Bennett,
Fox end Flora Elmore.
Tenors, Messrs. Belcher and Bennett.
Basses Messrs. Elmore, Jackson and
Busey.
Piano Miss Delia Hanson.
Part 2.
Plaino Solo,
Miss Laura Fox.
Soprano Solo, "Good Night,"
Rubensteln
Mrs. W. B. Adair.
'Cello Solo Heimatlh Klinge
Mr. Th. Frederickson.
Tenor Solo, "Evening," AM
Mr, J. R. A. Bennett.
Soprano Solo, "Zanita," Trotere
Miss Gussle Gray.
Chorus, "Bacchantes," Gounod
Schubert Club Chorus.
Serviced at Grace Churdh today as
follows: Morning Prayer, and Holy
' Communion at 11 o'clock. Sunday
solio-vl will be oniftted and the second
service will be at 4 ip, m. The Junior
AuxSMary. The RJt. Rev. B. Wistar
Morris, D. D., the tishop of the dio
cese- will be presen; and administer
the rite of confirmation at the afer
noon service. Evening prayer and con
firmation at Holy Innocents' Chapel at
7:30 o'clock.
Mr. J. B. Wj -2 ft ibis Jts received a
very neatly and appvprlately gotten
up Invitation to attend a reception
given the graduating class of 1895, by
the principal of the FMladerpfhla Col
lege of Pharmacy, his son being a I
member of said class, and also three
other Oregon young men, viz: E. B.
Labbe, Portland; C H. Soner, Eugene;
and W.- S. Hamilton, of Roseburg,
the latter being a brother of Mr. J.
H. Hamilton, of this ctty.
PIAN03 AND ORGANS.
First Hands. One Price. One Profit.
Until satisfactory arrangements are
made to have the Kimball pianos and
organs properly represented in your
town, we will soil you one direct.
This Is an opportunity to get a high
grade Instrument from first hands and
save mtddlemen's profits and agent's
commissions.
The Klrriball is the best piano and
organ that money, brains and expe
rience can produce; the class and char
acter of which no man can question.
It is used and endorsed by the best
musicians of the day, including all
grand opera companies which have ap
pared in Chicago, and sudh great or
ohestral leaders as Sousa, Gilmore, and
El. Payen. We wCll mail a catalogue
to amy address free and quote prices
on application.
If we do not succeed in finding a
aatisfaotory representative In your
town before August we will ship a
oar load of Klmbaills to your town from
the factory direct, and sell them out at
special prices. If you want a fine In
strument at a reasonable price, let us
hear from you.
W. I. KIMBALL,
Manufacturer.
335 Morrison street. Portland, Or.
243-233 Wabash ave.. Chicago, HI.
ROGERS-HEILBORN.
If a bright wedding day is an omen
of a bright life, then the life of the
happy couple who were married at
Grace Episcopal Ohuroh yesterday af
ternoon will Indeed be cloudless. The
bride, Miss Alma HeMborn, daughter
of Mr. Charles Hellbom, our well
known townsman, and the groom, Mr.
John M. Rogers, of Portland, are both
society favorites and It was fitting
that the churuh should be, as It was,
filled with the cream of Astoria's
younger members of society, the in
vitations, with the exception of the
Immediate relatives of the 'bride and
groom, extending to unmarried people
only.
The bride wore a dress of white
dudhesse satin trimmed with point
lace of the same color, and carried a
bouquet of Mareschel-Neil roses and
lilies of the valley, and was attended
by Miss Olga Hellborn, her slater, as
bridesmaid. She was given away by
her father.. The groom was attended
by his brother, Mr. G. F. Rogers, of
Salem. Rev. W. S. Short, rector of
Grace ohurch, perform"! the ceremo
ny, and as the procession moved down
Che aisle, to the stirring strains ot
Mendolssahn's Wedding March, th
sunshine streaming through the slain
ed windows on the gay spring dresses
of the conjrag'atlon and tinging the
ilajlvter oneo In the procession, caused
many lips to exolalm, "What a pretty
wedding."
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers left on the Gat-
ert last night for their honeymoon
trip after whlah they will reside In
Portland.
The following were passengers on
the Bailey Gli'tzert last evening: J. W.
Kendriek, J. M. Hannaford, G. W.
Dickinson. S. G. Fulton, W. E. Aditr.
Geo. B. Cochrane. B. Seeley, J. M. Tur-
nov. L. V.. Sce!.y. II. IX. B1Iy, E.
CARD OF THANKS.
Miss Mason deairea to thank those
who by their presence made the Real
Klndergartm entertainment Friday
night a social end financial success.
Dr. Pries'- Cretin giklsg Powdei
World' Feir His'jiit Awsri
FISHER'S HALL.
WW be occupied for one week coin
.menolng Monday, April 22d, by the
alever young a:tress, Eunice Goodrich,
and her popular company of ten capa
ble actors, presenting for the opening
bill the sensational comedy drama In
four acts, "Little Romp," during the
action of whloh Miss Goodrich will In
troduce the Rainbow Serpentine Dance.
Pottle's BaTay, the young child actress,
will be seen In unique "singing and
dancing specialties. Singing specialties
will he introduced by Mr. Jacob Rail,
Dutton Wansor will be seen in singing
and pantomime specialties. The com
pany win be remembered for the ex
cellent performances given at Ross'
Opera House four years ajo, playing
to Uhe capacity of the house for one
week. The performances are espe
cially adapted to ladles and children,
and the better class of theatre goers,
and lovers of artistic stage work at
popular admiartlons, of which there are
as many if not more in Astoria than
any other ctty of its size In the coun
try, win gladly welcome the engage
ment of Eunice Goodrich and her clev
er company at Fisher's Hall. Although
playing at cheap admissions the sup
port is from some of the best com-pank-
in the country. The reper
toire will cojwiat of "Sweet Briar."
"Little Romp." "Trmit rwH lr Oray."
"Ecuk Lynne," "Warned, a Huelxund,"
Reports from the three fire compan
ies, showing the past month's expenses,
the amounts allowed, and asking for a
sufficient increase to cover such -expenses,
were referred to committee on
fire and water, as was also a commu
nication from the West Shore Mills
Co. to to charge $25 per month for the
city's use of their electric light poles to
carry fire alarm wires. ' .
A remonstrance against Ithe ordinance
to dhange the pound limits in Adair's
Astoria, referred to commattee on
streets and public ways.
A communication from the Bay Rail
way Company stinting forth tlhat they
would have to give their present rlghit
of way to Messrs. Bonner and Ham-
mond, and asking the countoll 'to pass
an ordinance g rani ting ithem a frail'
dhlse for a street raillway on certain
streets, was referred to the commit'
tee on streets and putaic ways, with
instructions to report as soon as pos
slble. -
A oommunlcaltion from ,Dhe chief of
iflie fire department stating ithe impos
sibility of operating paid department
as cheaply as a volunteer, referred to
committee on fire and water.
Report recommending certain changes
In the olty lhalll rooms, by ithe commit
tee on pulbllc property, was adopted.
A report estimating the probable
coat ot iraproving Bond Street between
42d and 45tfh streets, referred to the
committee on streets.
Ordinances read first and second time
as follows: Extending time for com
pletion of Improvements on 35tlh, 87th
and Duane streets; to allow Aberdeen
Packing Company to drive piles on cer
tain blocks and streets; relating to col
lection of delinquent taxes of 182.
Mr. O'Hana came in and took his
seat.
Then came the Important event of
the meeting, namely, the first and sec
ond reading of an ordinance granting
the Bay Railway Company a franchise
to run a dbreet railway beginning on
west end ot Bond street, thence on
Beveral cross Streets to finally end on
Franklin avenue, at 17th street. At
the conclusion Mr, Wetch moved to
suspend the rules and place it on its
final passage, tout Mr. Scherneckau ob
jected to doing things so hastily. Mr.
Thomson said to go slow ,and keep
out of legal difficulties. Here Mr. F.
J. Taylor asked permission to address
the council, saying tfiey' did not want
lhe franchise unless Mr. Hammond
made railroad connections with Port'
land, agreeing to do their part one
year thereafter.
Mr. O'Hara arose to speak, and In
order to get matters straightened out
Bomewhat, tlhe mayor declared a re
cess of five minutes. During the re
cess a similar ordinance introduced last
ydar was hunted up and Inspected,
and the committee on streets and pub-
He ways reported on Mr. Taylor's com
munication. Order was dallied, and the report
read, proposing new provisos for the
ordinance, and as matters eeemed
somewhat mixed, Mr. Osburn came to
the rescue by re-reading the report,
and telling the com ml at ee to put the
now provisos In proper place in the
ordinance. Mr. Thomson moved that
the rules he suspended and the ordi
nance placed on final passage, which
carried unanimously, Mr. Webb, say
ing 'that this was an important factor
in the railroad matter, and Mr. O'Hara
moving tlhat anyone voting against the
ordinance ebould be shanghaied. The
ordinance was read the third time and
passed unanimously, the principal
points ibelng that Mr. Taylor will com
plete the street railway by June 1st,
1899, thus making It one year later
than Hr. Hammond's, which Is 1898.
Ordinances read third time and pass
ed For city to Issue warrants for
building sewer on Bah treet; appropri
ating $40 per month for City Library ;
Improvement of Irving avenue from
15th to 18th streets m Shively's; ordi
nance defining and forbidding nui
sances, eudh as oil factories, slaughter
houses, etc., Mr. O'Hara remarking
that they should be a little easy on
the butchers; ordinance repealing sev
eral sections of the cattle ordinance,
leaving the original in force.
Restrtutions adapted Improvement of
14th street in Shlvely's: Improvement
of Jerome avenue, between 14th and
15th streets, and for aeewr on 14th
street, in ShJvely's; improvment of
Bond street, in Adair's.
Report of surveyor showing plan and
cot of grading streets and draining
same in Sbively's and Adair' Astoria,
was adopted.
Claims were allowed and warrants
ordered drawn In payment as follows:
Clatsop Mill Co., $74.27; R. Marlon, 2;
M. Stendtrom, $1.75; Atoria Box Co.,
$27.50; Daily Aatortam, $126; J. 8. Del
linger, $10.50; Griffin and Reed, $2.36;
F. Sherman, $4.50; F. Bimonsen, $2.25;
A. V. Allen, 46 cents; Mm. O'Brien,
$12.24; Evening News, $1.35; Daily Bud
get, $1.00; F. Sail. $1.50; K. L. Kyle,
$15.00; CSatsop Mill Co., $5.05; Dalglty
Iron Works. $.16.85; Foard Stoke
Co.. $7.70.
On motion the eouncfl adjournal.
JLrv
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Tarcgoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
It Is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoritv destroys "Worms and allays
feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving 1 healthy and ' natural sleep. Cas
toria Is the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
"Cutori ii an excellent medicine for chil
dren. Mother have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon thdr children."
Da. O, C Osgood,
Lowell, Mus.
Castoria it the beat remedy for children of
which I am acquainted. I hope the day it not
far distant when mothers will consider the
real Interest of their children, and use Castoria
Instead of the various quack nostrums which
are destroying their loved ones, by fordng
opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other
hurtful agents down their throats, thereby
ending them to premature graves."
Da. J. P. Kinchblob,
Conway, Ark.
Castoria.
"Castoria Is so well adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me."
H. A. ABCBRB, If. D.,
in 80. Oxford St., Brooklyn, K. Y.
" Our physicians In the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their experi
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it."
United Hoopitai. and Dmpbnsakt,
Boston, Mass.
AxxBif C. Surra, Am. '
Th Cantaur Company, 77 Murray Straat, Naw York City.
4
C. H. BROWN,
IflATCflPKEfl, JEWELER
MODEL MAKER
and mACfUtflST.
No charge will be made for work unless It gives
perfect satisfaction. ' '
flo. 188 Tenth Street,
ARTICLES MADE AND REPAIRED!
ASTORIA, OREGON
Models
Watches
Jewelery
Clicks
Onus
Revolvers
1 ocks
Keys
Bute,
Knives
Hhears
Gardes floss
Umbrella,
Bicycles
lyiie rlters
Lawn Mnwvrs
Baby Carriaxea
Clothes Vl rl' tiers
Uas and Ganollne Stoves
aipot tjweept-rs
Surgical Instruments
Dt-nl 1 InntrumeuH
Mil leal Ini-trnmeutt .
Electric Miirhtnm ,
Braces and Trusses
Kans
gewlnii Moehlner
hurveyi.r' Instruments
nr Bells
Lamps
Canes
flpes
Toiephnnes
spectacles
Opi'ra HI sties
Millard Hulls
BML.rrt Cues
Cliiuawaie ,
Also do Engravl"(t, Tut and 8t all kinds of Stones, ''razing. Patern Making, Grinding of all
mug, quit nuug, ivury sui ueiai ruruiug, ana uou auu silver fitting.
FISHER'S HALL.
One Week and Saturday Matinee.
Special
Engagement of
Favorite
the Little
And supporting company of Ten Artists,
presenting Monday night
JjITTilE $0VIP.
With change of hilt nightly.
THE ASTORIA SAVINGS BUM
Act! as trustee for corporations anr
individuals. Deposits, solicited.
Intereat will be allnwnd on wtvlna
deposits at the rate of i per cent per
annum.
J. Q. A. BOWLBT Presides
BENJ. YOUNG Vice Preslden
Fit AN K PATTON Cashiei
DIRECTORS.
J. Q. A. Bowlby, C. H. Page, BonJ
Young, A. S. Reed, D. P. Thompson
W. E. Dement, Gust Holmes.
Are You Going East?
If so, drop a line to A C. Sheldon,
frenerul ngpnt of the "Burlington
Koute," zrv wantilngton St., Portland
He will mull you free of charge, maps
time tables, and advise you as to th(
mrougn rates to any point, reserve
sleeping car accommodations for you
and furnish you with through ticket)
via either the Northern, Union, South
ern. Canadian Pacific, and Great North
em railroads at the very lowest rate
uuirunuuie. ,
The Burlington Route Is genrall
conceded to be the finest equipped rail
road In the world for all classes t
travel.
SCAU OF ADMISSION.
ChllJrm io Cent.
Adults to Cnt
Kesrv4 Chairs v Cents.
Y cxitwau re rvrd without sxtra charge at th
New York Novslty Sfirs.
What Is the use of bavins; a "human
form divine" unless you care for It.
and drape it and clothe it so as tc
make It a source of Joy to yourself and
a pride to your friendi? Nature sup
plies the form. A. Lake, the tailor at
3o9 Commercial street will makn the
raiment. Hce him. .
NOTICE.
The miu il meeting of the stockhold
ers of Uhe Astoria Iron Works will tie
held at their ofllc on Wednesday, May
1, 1895, at T p. m for the purpose of
eleorttnaT dlredtors for Che errmilng year
and the trannaatkn of sudh buintw
as may property come before the meet
ing. By order of Whe Beard of Directors.
JOHN FOX, PrwilJ-r.
AltiSt: n. K. FRAKL, rtc.
Aor(tt. Or., Alrll 20. 1.
St. George's Rheumatic
Bitters-
Specially Manufactured to aid those
afflicted with RHIiUMATlSM. It elves
tons to the stomach and purlfi.s Ilia blood
better than any nthr r bitters known.
ror sale by all leadluc druggists, or
Address "G. R." P. O. Box 66,,
Astoria, Or
OR
PETER BRACH, - - General Agent
47 Commercial Street, Aitorls, Orczon.
Telephoue No. 4,
PROFESSIONAL OA.!
;,... .'
H. A. SMITH
DENTIST.
Rooms I and 2, Pythian . .iiN'ir,.;
ovr-r c. B Cooper's store.
W. C. LOfiA.N. t). u.
DENTAL PAlU.O'i;.
Manuell Block. iV3 Thti't! tn-,
DR. EIUV JANSON.
PHYSICIAN AND SCHiJEON.
OfTlceoverOlBu-3dniibti)!a. Hours, It'
to 12 a. m.; 2 to 6 and 7 to 8 p. ti. gun
days, 10 to 11.
J. 8. BISHOP, M. D.,
HOMEOPATHI3T.
Ofllce and rooms In Kinney Block.
Ofllce Hours, 10 to 12:30 and 4 to 6 -30.
Surgery and Diseases ot Women a Specialty.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's) Fair.
'DEI'
L- k i f - -) i i '
MOST PERFECT MAD"
a-.. f ., -
nom Amntonit, AlumoranyctUraJ.;!1'.
AO YEARS THH STAV'DA.PO,
LIBERTY P. MULLINIX. M. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office, 6S4V4 Third t, Astoria, Ore.
Special attention given to ell chronla
diseases.
DR. 0. B. EST EH,
PH?3ICI.N AND SURGKOH.
8perltt1 attention to dlnpasns nf r(,ni
en and surgery.
Offlc over Danzlget-'s store. Astnrln.
Telepimne Mo. 62.
JAY TUTTLE, M. D.
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON, AND
M.'COUCHEUR.
Office, Rooms H nd 8, Pythian
Building. Hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to
5. Residence, 639. Cedar str"t
DOCTOR ALFRED KINNEY.
OFFICE AT 1113 RESIDENCE.
May be found In his oRlee until i
o'clock mornings, from 12 noon until I
p. m., and from 6 until 7:30 evenings.
Eclectic,
German Physician.
DR. BARTEL.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Ofllce over Albeirt Dunbar's store
cor. 9th awl Commercial. Irlces: Calls
11; oonnnement, 110.00. Operations at
ofllce free. Medlrlnea furnished.
MRS. DR. OWENS ADAIR,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Sueclal attention given to diseases
of -women and children. Also to eye
and ear. Office it Mrs. Ruckor's on
Tuesdays and Saturdays from 8:30 a.
m. to 3:30 p. m.
W. M LAFORCB.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Rooms 6, 8 and 7, Fiavel s Biick
Building.
fllLAB B. SMITH.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office In navel's brick bulldinsr
. FRANK J. TAYLOR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Astoria Oregon.
'. Q. A. BOWLBT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAV.
Office on Seoond Stitet, AHtorla. or.
J. N. Dolph. Richard Nixon.
Chester V. Dolph.
DOLPH. NIXON & DOLPH,
ATTORNEfY3 AT LAW.
Portland, Oregon, 24, 25, 20, and 27,
Hamilton Building. All legal and col
lection business promptly attended to.
Claims against the government a spe
JAMES W. WELCH,
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT.
Houses to rent. All kinds of prop
erty for saJe. Correspondence and
Dusiness solicited. Ollice Welch Block,
da Commercial street, Astoria, Oregon.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
TEMPLE LODGE NO. 7, A. F. and
. M. Regular communications held
5n the first and third Tuesday evening
f each month.
W. O. HOWELL, W, 1,1.
E. C. HOLDEN, Sratary.
FOR HALE
JAPANESE GOODS.-Just out-i.ist
celved Just what you want, at win
Ue's, 529 Third street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEN IN PORTLAND Call on
tandley & Haas, 1G0 First street, and
ret the Dally Astorian. Visitors red
tot miss their morning paper whne
BEVERAGES.
WINES AND BRANDIES. Use Zln
andel wine Instead of coffee or tci.
Ifty cents per gallon. Don't forxet
ach and ap'ictit brundv. AIho Frennh
'ognao and wine at Alex Gilbert a
ONLY THFl prrnPHT win. .r,
'lquors are sold at Ale Campbell's
Km.
E. A. TOPPING.
: New anj Second-Hand :
FURNITURE.
Full line Crockwy
Tinware, Stoves.
ftr V.riye Cr
H ,,!:! t :. prkr
pr.!f r seo.:J h ;
Tf ! , t -,'1 I 1
1 ! Hot id