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SOMETHING XEW.
CkiUrt as Tracks' Steel-Sko Skocs. ill
Sties n4 Styles
We also carry a fine line of
ladies' and men's shoes, from
the best to the lowest reliable
goods. All goods warranted
just as represented.
JOHN HAHN A CO.,
479 Couimercii'l street.
YESTERDAY'S WEATHER.
Local weather for twenty-four hour
ending at p. m. yesterdsy. furnished
by the United States Department of Ag
riculture, weather bureau.
Maximum temperature. 41 degrees.
Minimum temperature, S3 degree.
Precipitation. .4S Inch.
Total precipitation from September 1st.
1K6, to date, 52-63 Inches.
Excess of precipitation from September
1st. 1KS5, to date, VC Inches.
BCSISESS LOCALS.
Job printing of all kinds at the Astorian
job office.
Use Marshall's: Tou take chances on
ths others.
C O. Palmberg, architect. Room Num
ber (, Kinney's bulldirg.
Dr. O. F. Ball, Dentist, with lady as
sistant. Room 1 Kinney Building.
Ito blend tea Is the best Ask your
grocer for It. and take no other.
For the best of commercial job print
ing call at the Astorian Job office.
Meany Is the leading tailor, and pays
the highest cash price lor iur sauia.
Marshall's salmon twine Is without a
competitor. Strongest, handsomest, best
Just received, at the Scow Bay Wood
Tard, 115 cords of oak wood. The finest
wood ever brought to Astoria.
Dumbarton's Irish flax salmon twine,
superior to any In the market Fisher
Brothers, agents for the Columbia river.
Parties desiring the best of Job printing
at the lowest prices h ild call at the
Astorian Job office before going else
where. Oo to 185 Ninth street to have your
umbrellas repaired or recovered. A fine
line of cover goods to select from at
easonable prices.
Our own Sarsaparilla la made of the
best material that money can buy. It's
a specific for Impurities of .he u'ood. It
cures rheumatism, pimples, liver com
plaint and foul stomach. Large bottles
K cents. Charles Rogers.
The Oregon Trading Co., WO Commercial
street, la the placj to buy your dry
goods, clothing, boots and shoes, men's
and ladles' fumlahlng goods. Should you
want an auctioneer, 8. Friedman makes
his office at the Oregon Trading Co
Marshall's twine u?ed by To per cent
of the fishermen on the Columbia river.
A prominent steamboat man says: "My
family have used nearly every biand of
Beef, Iron and Wine made, and are sat
isfied that the preparation made by the
Eates-Craln Drug Co. Is the most palata
bel and nutritious of any they have ever
used." If you are run down and need a
tonic, you should us It
Most so-called "salmon twines" are col
ored with acids. The acids rot the fibre
and render the material useless. In the
office of Elmore, Sanborn at Co. Is an ob
ject lesson that ought to be examined by
all fishermen. It Is the whole of the
material used In the manufacture of Mar
s hall's twine from start to finish. Go
there and examine the color right
through. Tou will see then why Mar
shall's Is called the best In the world.
For 26 cents you can secure an excel
lent well-served meal at the lion Ton
Restaurant No. 571 Commercial street.
They are also fully prepared to lerve
all kinds of fish, game and delicacies of
the season, as well as oysters In every
Imaginable style at the lowest living
prices. Come once and you will con
tinue to come.
Charles Wlrkkala's saloon, on Astor and
7th streets, which has long been one of
the most popular and best patronized
drinking places In the city, has been
moved from Its old location to the lot
Immediately cast of the Casino theater.
Many Improvements will be added, as
Mr. Wlrkkala Intends keeping up the
reputation his saloon has had since he
assumed charge years ago. Only the
beet wines, liquors and cigars sold at the
bar, a musical concert by the best talent
In the city, under the leadership of Prof.
Bchwabe, the well-known pianist, given
nightly. Call around and bring your
friends with you.
ROYAL Baking Powder
has been awarded highest
honors at every world's fair
where exhibited.
New Goods
at New Prices.
Set east vie ere ahem Ins la
ear PifcW line el samples la
NEW BUCK 00004
NEW IH.AIOS
NEW MOHAIRS
NEW SILK4
Albert Dunbar.
Remember the P. S. Cersrt
Is setter IkM all ethers.
Try e pair J lll
ae ether make.
TO SIHSCK1BEKS. CAIT10X!
The notice concerning payment of Feb
ruary subscriptions due for th Astorian,
signed and circulated In th name ct J
A. Rannells on Monday, was wholly un
authorised by any one conne-tcd with
the pPr. All subscriptions on account
of ths Kehruary delivery are payable only
at the business otlW. or, as heretofore
announce.!, to Mr. J. W. lleloher. No
payment made to or receipt signed by
J. A. Rannells will be recognised or ac
cepted lor February or any subsequent
subscription to '.he Astoruui.
JOHN T. LKiHTEK,
Manager.
AROUND TOWN.
If thou dost 111, the Joy fade. Dot th
pains;
If well, th pain doth fade, the Joy re
mains. Meoi s neroen.
BomTo th wife of Frank Undatrom,
a girl.
Roquefort cheeaa Is mad of sheep's
milk.
Millie Ray Is th enticing nam of a
new fabric.
F. J. Calef, a travelling man of Chi
cago, Is In th city.
Miss Alice Foster, of th metropolis.
Is visiting in th city.
R L. Boyle has been appointed no-ary
public by Governor Lord.
Mr. Emtl Schacht the Portland archi
tect arrived down yesterday morning.
Nets Peterson and Andrew Olsen. of
Bandon. on the Coqutlle river, are In
the city.
Messrs J. Davis and R. Van Zandt,
both of San Francisco, were In Astoria
yesterday.
Albert Daniel ton and Miss Larsen. of
Fort Stevens, paid a visit to the city
yesterday.
Largest and best line of heating stoves
at hard times prices. M. C. Crosby, Sol.
Oppenheimer. Trustee.
Tickets to Cripple Creek. Colorado, ar
on sale at the O. It. N. oflice in this
city at Portland rates.
Mr. B. C. Freeman, of th staff of the
Portland Evening Telegram, visited his
Astoria friends yesterday.
Thomas O. Greene, a prominent attor
ney of Portland, was in th city yester
day, a guest at th Occident
Astoria yesterday experienced regular
April weather rain, shine, rain. Th
season seems to be forcing Itself.
James Davidson returned from Califor
nia yesterday on the steamer 8tate, and
will start for Alaska In a few days.
Mr. John F. McGovern, formerly of this
city, but now a resident of San Francis
co, arrived up on the State yesterday
morning.
The following Portlanders were In the
city yesterday: Geo. F. Huesrur, Henry
Lang, D. C. Freeman, O. Jackson, and
J. W. Brown.
Messrs. B. aria T. Soule, of South Bend,
arrived from San Francisco on the
Slate yesterday, and will leave this
morning for home.
Evening service at St Thomas'-by-the-ses,
Sklpanon, next Monday evening
(March 9) at 7:30 o'clock, the Rev. Wm.
Seymour 8hort officiating.
A coat of black, to be worn over, cloth
gown. Is finished at the waist line with
large metal buttons. The sleeves are very
large, with a deep lace ruffle.
A lot of Irish twine was yesterday re
ceived by Foard 8tokes direct from
Lisbon, Ireland, and was hardly In the
store before the most of It had been sold.
Yesterday was a better day amongst the
merchants than for several days past
Possibly it was because It was Friday,
which to some people Is an unlucky day.
Remember that the subscription price
of the Astorian from March 1st Is only
ten cents per week delivered, and collec
tions will be made on Saturday of each
week.
H. P. Albert Dr. Rosenburg, and H.
L. Nattersted, of Gray's River, Joseph
Thompson and Harry Jackson, of North
shore, were visitors In the city yes
terday.
Martin Foard returned last night from
Ilwsoo where be has been superintending
the wrecking of the Point Lome, and
stated that he was well satisfied with
his purchase.
Messrs. John Berg, and H. M. Lane, of
Roslyn, Wi, were In Astoria yesterday.
and guests at the Parker. The gentle
men are looking over the city, with a
view to locating here.
Joseph Craig, who Is furnishing th
logs for shipment to Oregon City, and
who now has a large raft of them In
Young's Bay, expects an Inspector here
today to scale the logs.
The Upper Astoria Social Club held Its
regular weekly meeting last night Some
Important business wss transacted In the
early part of the evening, after which
a very Interesting literary and musical
program was rendered. A laughable farce
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
'DM'
CREAM
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Most Perfect Made.
40 Years the Standard.
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closed the entertainment. The meeting
aaa lamely attended by an appreciative
audience. Next Krlilay night the club
will give a aiereopllcon enhlbltttut at
ahlch an admission of ten ceil is will be
charged.
A alight accident occurred at Alder
brook when the lttef attempted to land
a hit of cattle yesterday a tier mum A
part of the not-over-strong dock gave
way and nearly drowned th animals
Mrs. Shelley lectured Thursday evening
In 1'ppertoe.n on phrenology before a
crowded house. Magic lantern Illustra
tions were given, the sublivt umler con
sideration Win it. "Marriage la not a
Failure."
Don't let the photographer Indue you
to poae in any but a natural position.
The human snake business Is all right,
on the stage, hut It will probably make
you seem strange to friends unaccustom
ed to such contortions.
Th markets are now full of fine, fresh
regulable, received on the last steamer
from California. What a pity that wlih
all the niagnlrtcent black loam soil In
Clatsop county, nine-tenths of the vege
tables must com from California.
Messrs. Fink Brothers, of Ilrookfleld,
are running their stave factory steadily,
and most of th time on a turn and a
half. The demand for their goods Is
very large. This speaks well tor th
enterprise of the Brookfleld manufactur
er. Stephenson, of th Vancouver, Vn.,
barracks, arrived yesterday to relieve Dr. j
Brooke, at Fort tan by. who la quite svN
lously III and has been assisted during)
the past fed days by Dr. Walker. Dr. j
Walker was enabled to return to the city j
last evening. !
Collectors for the Astorian will wait onj
an cuy suoacnoers one earn wees, ana
considering th low price of the paper,
and the large territory which must be
covered. It Is expected that th price
of each weekly subscription, only ten
cents, will be paid promptly when calUd
Th flection of delegate to th Dem
ocratic county convention will take
place today. Th polls will b open from
noon to t o'clock. Much Interest Is
manifested and It Is thought a large
vol will be cast. Th money question
It la said, will flgur prominently In the
lection.
A ship captain who was here a few
days ago, presented a silver piece at one
of the banks which In Mexico was equal
In value to IS In gold, but which, accord
ing our standard of values, was worth on
ly a traction over It In Japan and China
th piece has the same value as In slei-:
Ico. and still the cry Is heard tor free
silver.
Mr. Em II Schacht the well known Port
land architect, arrived In the city yes
terday. He anticipated opening bids for
the construction of Kopp's new brewery,
but the past bad weather made It Im
possible to print all the plans: hence, the
receiving of bids will be postponed. An
nouncement will be made later In regard
to the matter.
President Curtis, of the Northwest Con
struction Company, referring to the 'tel
egram" from Clatskanle concerning rail
road work going on there, said that there
was a smsll piece of special work to be
done, of which Enxineer Knot has charge,
and possibly employs eight or a doacn
men. which was of so little Importance
that It was hardly worth mentioning.
The office of the Asotria Land and In- i
vestment Company was ornamented with
another Irish addition to Astoria. A free !
hand pen and Ink sketch of the bay. As-I
tor la and Warrenton, was executed by
Secretary Smith showing In green certain
tracts of land across the bay. For its
lie it Is one of the most artistic pieces
of work yet seen In any company's of
fice. Some people seem never to be satis
fled. A heavy owner of Astoria realty
was yesterday passing R. L. Boyle A
L'o.'s office on Commercial streot and
noticed that they had a cheap farm for
sale on their bulletin board. Apparently,
for fear someone else would get the farm,
he deliberately backed up against the
board, and carried the farm away with
him.
The annual meeting of the Ten For Ten
nis was held last evening at the residence
of the Ml.is-s Nickerson and the follow
ing officers were elected for the enaulrg
year: President. Miss Nora Nickerson:
vice-president. Miss Pauline McKean:
secretary, Miss Lou Rice: treusurer.
Miss Sue Elmore. The club Intend to
Improve their grounds snd contemplate
a very successful season of tennis.
The Japanese begin building their
houses on the top. The roof Is first built
and elevated on a skeleton frame. Then
It affords shelter to the workmen from
the storms. The Idea Is a good one and
might possibly be used to advantage In
Asotria. It has been suggested that the
railroad company build the depot In that
manner and perhaps the ground for the
foundations would be placed under It
later ten years later.
In discussing the matter of lighting the
city yesterday, a well known councilman
said that he should work for the estab
lishment of the city's own plant as soon
as possible. He claims that a saving of
nearly one-half the expense to tax-payers
will be made by utilising the power at
the waterworks to run the city's own
plant It Is estimated that the power will
be sufficient to furnish all the lights ne
cessary at present and for some time to
come.
Messrs. H. M. Lane, John Berg, and
Wm. Newstrum, of Roslyn, Wash., are
In the city, guests at ths Psrker House.
The gentlemen are partner In business
and are looking for an opening In As
toria. Mr. Berg says that business Is
very dull In Koslyn. The large coal mines
there sxs running only about two days
a week, thedr sales being very largely
hampered m prohibitive railroad rates.
The outlook is not very encouraging In
that section.
Mr. H. M. Qulncy, of the Nehalem.
was In the city yesterday and stated to
an Astorian representative that the Cald
well lumber mill at Orand Rapids was
broken Into last night and all of tha cir
cular saws were stolen. No trace of ths
thieves has yet been discovered. The loss
will amount to severs! hundred dollar.
He ssys that the valley Is In a prosperous
condition, and stock Is looking very fine,
the winter having been so mild. Th
ground Is jet too wet for plowing, but
the fanners anticipate a good season. A
new house baa been erected on th Klrk
patrick place.
Corey Brothers yesterday sent the
steamer Electric to Ilwaco after a larg
scow to be used In the rock work service
above Tongue Point. A large number of
men were yesterday unable to go to the
railroad camps because the steamer was
off her run. The contractors seem to be
buying up all the scows and employing all
the men In this part of the country. The
steamer State brought up quiet a number
of railroad men looking for work, who
will be glwm employment at once. Mr.
Corey says he dots not see his way clear
to close a contract with Dr. Nansen at
the North Polo,. It is not only cold up
there, but he thouitht England claimed
that part of the earth and it might be
dangerous budness.
A souvenir corner Is the original Idea
of a popjlar giri. I
Real Estate and Fire
optXIiU IUI Uil IIIUIUM, cuia in mcnrrciuci, 3 taaii aim 4j mwum.
Choice property in all parts of .city. Flavel Center, Kindred
Park and Warrenton.
FOR H
Paine's Celery Compound the Best Spring Remedy
Today in All the World.
It Purifies the Blood as Nothing Else Can bo--It is Food for the Tired
Brain-It Makes Strong Nerves.
Publicly Recommended as No Remedy bf Any Kind Ever Was Before by
Thousands Whom It Has Hade Well.
Endorsed and
Wher vry other
remedy has failed
Palne'a celery com
pound haa made
people well!
It cure disease!
It has saved the
lives of thousands
of sufferers. It has
made the weak
strong.
Pains' celery com
pound purine the
blood as nothing
else can do: II Is
nature's brain food; It bullda up shat
tered nerves: It Is preeminently th one
great health-maker known to medicine.
First discovered after laborious, studi
ous scientific research by the ablest phy
sician America has produced. Prof. Ed
ward E. Phelps, M. P.. LL. P.. of Dart
mouth college. It la prescribed and pub
licly indorsed by the best pra-tl'loner
In every city of America. It has hn
THE COl NTT COI'HT.
(Continued from First Page.!
If redemption Is not made within U
days said application will be acc-pti'd.
Application of George Nelson to remit
cost and penalty of la sale of lot V
ub of block Si, Adnlr's Astoriv on ac
count of erroneous assessment; ordered
that upon payment of lax sam b al
lowed. Application of Amanda M Itecd to can
cel tax sale of lot t block X (learhart
T&rk. sold for drllmjuent taxes for year
iyl. on account of double assessment;
allowed.
Application of II. 3. Olle lo cancel lax
snle of lots S to a. block !'. New Astoria,
and lot . block t. Knl Warrenton. sold
for delinquent taxes for year IWJ. on ac
count of double assessment; allowed.
Application of Wm. Hron.lle to cancel
tax sale of lot J, block 111. Taylor' As
toria, sold for delinquent tunes for IV'S.
on account of double aaeAnicrt: allowed.
Application of Veimlngton l.oelllng for
the return of 110 paid to the clerk for
riling petition for letters of administra
tion of estate of John tjrasmn; ordered
that a wararnt be issued In favor of V.
lioelllng. O. O. Moen and John Nurditrom
for 110 each, fees paid clerk for llilnx
petitions for letter of sdmlnlstrsllon of
said estate,
Ordered that the court do now adjourn
sine die.
J. H. D. OKAY. Judge.
H. M. VYOODKN.
CUIUS PKTKHHO.N.
Commissioners.
(Attest) F. L DUNIiAK. County Clerk.
CHURCH SERVICES IOMOHROW.
Revival meeting will be held at the M.
E. Church Saturday evening. Prof. I,ep
pert and wife will be present lo lead the
service of song. Everybody cordially In
vited. 8wedlst Lutheran Church Service at
10: JO a. m. In English. Sunday school at
12:15. Swedish service at 7:41 p. m. sub
ject, "Fotstvagningen."
Sunday at the ilaptlst church Subject
of the 11 o'clock sermon, "Missions In
the beginning and nok." Sunday school
at 12:15 and B. T. P. V. at : p. m.
Preaching at 7:30. Subject "How to Treat
one's Neighbor." You are cordially In
vited to worship with us.
Presbyterian Church tomorrow. Preach
ing morning and evening by the pastor.
Rev. R. Liddell. Sabbath school sfter
the morning service. Y. P. 8. C. E. at
:I0 p. m. It is expected that Prof. Lep
pert, the singing evangelist, will be with
ua on Sabbath morning. All are very cor
dially Invited.
REV. WALTER'8 LECTURE.
The second lecture In the "Kpworth
League Lecture Course" given Monday
evening in the M. K. Church, was a de
cided success. Rev. Walter Is an enter
taining speaker and master of his
subject, which he treats In such a man
ner that all felt more than repaid for
going to hear him. Th lecture Is In
structive and well spiced with humorous
Instances. Those who stayed away
missed a good thing.-Kalama Bulletin.
Boy' Suspenders, 10c; Men's
Suspenders, 14c; Night Lamps,
12c; Hand Lamps, lie; Bowl
snd Pitcher, Uc; Stove Pol
ishing Mittens, 10c: Flour
Sifters, lie; Bird Cage Springs,
tc; Frying Baskets, 12c.
THE ARCADE.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Estimates for a new brewery huCdlng to
lie erected at Astoris, Or., for Mr. John
Kopp, will lie received up to March "ith,
im. Contractors will pay 120.00 (or rit
of set of plans snd specifications. Or
ders will be taken by U. L. Floyle A
Co., D35 Commercial street, Astoria, Or.
EM1L BCHACHT, Architect,
Rooms 217, 218 and 3lil, Commercial lllk ,
Portland, Or.
The city of Sydney, Australia, has Im
posed a fine of fl upon any person con
vl?td of spitting upon the floor of a
public building, jr upon the street. Why
not Astoria follow suit?
Insurance Agents. Did vou forget the advance in prices?
RllPRIL
Prescribed by the Ablest
Every City in Americu.
so enthusiastically recommended by
grateful men and womsn lu every walk
of lit that It la today in every sense th
moat pcpular remedy In th worlJ.
It haa proved. Italf so easily th great
est of all spring niedldn, making th
weak strong and th iminn well, that In
the big rltlee. New York. Chicago, Phila
delphia, lloaton. St. Louts and th mat,
lh leading newspapers, making their
own canvass again this yr, hav
lound that th demand for Pain' celery
compound as far surpasses that of all
other remsille a !h curative power of
this m-ot rompouud surpasses that of all
others together! . -
Palne's celery compound, taken during
th early spring days, haa even more
than Its usual remarksble efficacy In
making people Well. II make short work
of all diseases of debility ami nervous
exhaustion. It rapidly drives out
neuralgia. slrplane, dyspepsia and
rheumatism from the system. It re
moves that lassitude, or "tired faellng."
a dio in tiik mns.
Ughlly and jocosely given Is no formida
ble matter, but when a constant uneas
iness beneath your rllis on th right
side Intimates that your liver Is out of
order, you are nol lo be envied This
sensation la also aerompanlrd by yel
lowness of th skin ami eyeballs, a mouse
colored fur on th tongue, sick head
ache, nausea and other uncomfortable
Indications. Hosteller's Stomach Hitters'
Is the remedy of all others, and should;
be resorted to without delay t'onsilpa-j
Hon and dyspepsia, concomittant of liver
trouble, are also remedied by this un
l'ialled regulating medicine, which the
records lit marly hslf a century, the
commendation of eminent memlters of
the mrdlcsl profession, snd Ih dally ex
perience of the Invalid world stamps aa
the first of Ita class. In rheumatism,
kidney and Madder trouble It la Incom
parable. 11 remcdle nervousness and de
hllliy. restores appetite and sleep, has
tens convalescence after exhausting mal
adies and greatly mitigate Innrmltlea In
cident lu old age.
Clothes Wringers, S2.H6-. Pad!
I-ock. 7c. 12c. 17c: Door IM-ks.
ft
Re; Block Planes, 2c. 'c; Screw
Drivers, loc, Isc; Coffne Mills.
7e: I Jimp Stoves, 64c; Vegetable
1 raters. 4c, h : Pint Cups, 2 for
Sc: Men's Bwestrrs. c. Wc.
TIIK ARCADE.
CRIPPLE CREEK.
Don't delay, but go at once lo the
gn at gobl-mlnlng camp of Colorado and
n ake your fortune. Near prnpertle arei
being opened up dally and untold wealth
is being disclosed. Tickets are on sale
at the O. It N. city oflice In Occi
dents! hotel block st Portland rates.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.
Notice Is hereby given that the Isx roll
for lH'jfi Is now In my hands for collec
tion. Tsxes must be paid on or before
April I, IMS, to save additional cost.
JAD. W. HARK.
Sheriff and Tag Collector.
Ladles' Mackintoshes,
82 .84. Hrass llanqovt
'svlamps, witb llo.'licitcr burn
ers, Jl.liU. DiirmuK uotiou,
1c Men's Launilricil Hliirts,
Jo. Fow-ply Lintio Col
lar. lUc TUfc ABCADK.
CHEAP FARM FOR BALE.
We hsve a farm of 160 acre eight miles
esst of Astoris, on snd one-hslf miles
from th Col urn his River; ten seres clesr
rd, thirty seres good paslurs, snd fenced;
good bearing orchard; small fruits; two
good frsm houses, a Isrgs bam Mx70
feet, good outbuildings, good cellar under
th house: I milk cows; four yearlings;
i hogs, lot of chickens, t food work horses
snd hemes. 1 good wsgon, plows, har
row, mowing machine, two food wells of
water, for 12,200.
Also ll scrss with hous. barn, bearing
orchard, three seres clssrsd, slg acres
pasture, for 11000.
R. L. BOYLE ft CO.
itt Commercial street.
FOR BALE.
Sloop Dolphin. Length, 12 feet: breadth
12 feet Apply at once to
LOYAL L. CLARK.
Bay Center, Wash.
ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION.
Nolle Is hereby given to th legal
voters of School District No. 1, of Clat
sop county, Oregon, that th annual
school election for said district will be
held on the second Monday, being the
Hth day of March, A. D. 1106.
This election Is called for ths purpose
of electing one director for th term of
five years.
Polls to be open from 2 p. m. till 6 p.
m of said day. Polling places:
School building, Adair's Astoria.
House of Rescue Engine Co. No. 1
House of Astoria Engine Co. No. I.
Dated Astoria, February 24, IHM.
H. B. FERGUSON.
District Clerk.
which, betokens wsakened ntrve and
poor blood.
Overwrke4 anil tired women ar but
on class of persons who are urgent
need of this Wonderful remedy to make
and keep thud ell. Iluslness men who
are not sleeping soundly, shop girls mail
pal and sick I by long hour of Indoor
work, and th countless auffeier from
dyspepsia, klilnty Snd liver IroubK heed
th invlguratlna effect of I'alne's celery
compound now that spring, with all Us
dangers, la at hand. Ita preeminence a
a hralth-maker romee ftom It extra
ordinary powers tsT supplying appropriate
nutrlmnnl to th blood, nerve and brain.
Just as lb great lawyer studies earh
one of hla rases till he knows It on every
side, and In every possible aspect, so
Prof Kdwerd K. I'help. M I)., I.I. I)
of Dartmouth rolbw. Ih discoverer of
I'alne'a celery compound, had studied ths
nerves In health and dlseas. when well
nourished and when under-nourished. In
men and women and children years la
fore he looked for Ih remedy,' I'alne's
FOR SUNDAY DINNER
A Selected Stock of
Asparagus. Lettuce. Radishes. Celery.
Green Onions. Green P(as. Cauliflower.
Celery Root. Artichokes, Rhufiarb. Cab
bage, etc '
FOARD &
Also, a Choke Stouk of Navel Orange, Itananas, Lemons, Apples, etc.
Hustler's
Twentieth St.
Good
Reason
Why
Lots
Are
Selling!
' toriu'ri lulls
' Twenty
I lion thirlv
' i
i ude
ASTORIA INVESTMENT CO.,
482 Bond Street.
REMOVAL.
Having removed to Bond street next door
to Jeflrf's restsursnt, I respectfully In
vlls my friends and others In need of
good, 'honest footwear, to rail on m In
Ih new place. New work as well aa re
pairing, (lood workmenshlp and live and
let llv price. B. A. OIMRB.
LOOT.
LOSTA purs containing about tS. A
liberal reward will b paid for return to
L. Smith, at Astoria Box Company.
WANTED,
WANTED Farm hand, reliable, strong
slid of food habits. Wages, $20 per month.
Address, Sherman A Thing, 00 Commer
cial street, Astoria, Or.
WANTED An honest, actlvo gentleman
or lady to travel for rellahl established
house. Sslary, 27M, payable lit weekly
and expenses. Situation permanent Ref
erence. Enclose self-sddresaed stamped
envelope, The Dominion Company, Ml
Omaha Building, Chicago.
FOR SALE.
JAPANESE! GOODS Just out-lust re
ceived Just what you want, at Wing
Let's, M Commercial street.
THE BOARD OF TRADE
PETER DOURBLL, Prop.
ONLY THE FINEST LIQUORS.
Cor, Tenth and Bend Streets.
Physicians in
celery compound was th oulouea of his
entire professional Ills. A fitting me
morial lo a life of hard study and close
observation- remedy that Ih worldi
could not lose today, at any price!
Take advantage of the remarkable
power of this ileal! of all remsdlew
for restoring vigor to Ih blond and!
strength to Ihenervnus system. In thee
first day of spring on has svery chance
fur getting well. Don't neglsrt It
I'alne's celery compound callus ami
eguallii all ths nervous tissues and In
duce the body lo lake on sulkl tlvh. It
purines the blood, as Is so clearly shown
by the rapid clearing of the skin of all
svldmce of bad humors within, It Is.
ail Infallible relief for salt rheum, soma,
and all blood dlseasea.
Physicians recvgnlte I'alne'a celery
compound aa Ih one eclmtttoo spring
remedy, snd II Is universally prescribe
by I hem whatever there Is s grsal need
of s xlgurou snd prompt restoring of
health and almoin to ths worn-out
system.
. ATe
STOKES CO.
Astoria
and McKee Ave.
I I Minuted on the Hunth side ol As-
tlegrron viirnifr mid vegi'ta-
iIhvh in iitlvaiuo of the North
Mnnniflcent sitCH ft r rcHidonepH. over
looking rivtT nntl buy, xunny and nhel
tcrcd. Kany nnd natural j;N;den; little or no
grading nnctgaart .
DO YOU WASH?
Certainly you do and of course
you hav laundry work don.
Avoid sll danger of Chines
disease snd unclssnllneas by
having your work dosM br
whit people.
YOUR CLOTHING
Will be returned from ths
Astoria Steam Laundry as
pure and clean as though Just
new. Calls mad for cloth
ing, and delivered fre of
chsrge.
RICHMOND & ROSS. Proprietor?,
j.r. noitowMAH, Miniicr.
Corner of Ninth and Astor streets, op
posit the Parker House, Charges rav
sonable and spsclsl weekly rats for
families.
THE RESORT
'ThOHUAUBR ORACH. ,'
w Bsst Brands of
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS
" BUST ON THB COAST."
Th Famous Osmbrlnua Beer
Alwsys sn Tsp. .
473 Commerolsl St., - - Astoria, Ore.
STUART BROS.
Cor. Tnlh snd Commsrclal. '