THK DAILY ASTOKIAX, ASTORIA. S TIRUAY MORNINU, MARCH 21
SOMETHING NEW.
Cillarta sic ToilUs" Sttl-Ssn4 SImw. all
Slus Stylei
AVe also curry fine line of
adie and men s sliooa, Irom
the bt'tt to the lowest reliable
goods. All goods warranted
just as reprteniel.
JOHN HAHN vtCO..
479 Commercinl et'rwt.
YESTERDAY'S WRATH KB.
'lyci weather for twMy-tour hours
ndlnc at I p m. jnesrerday, funsha
fcy th United State Department of Ag
riculture, wraths- bureau.
Maximum Hmiwtttt M tint.
Minimum temprratur. 4i desrrre.
Precipitation, .M lno.
Total precipitation from tuenibr Jut,
ISM, to data, K.SS Inch,
Einw of prerlpltatloa freia September
tot, ISM, to (late, .77 Inch.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
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' ' Job printing of all kinds at th Astortaa
Job offlc.
l Marshall': Tou tak chance on
Um other.
C. O. Palmbent. an hitect. lloom Num
ber t, Kinney' bulldlrg.
Dr. O. F. Ball. Dentin, with lady as
sistant. Boom S. Kinney nullum.
For the beat of commercial Job print
tnc call at the Astoria Job offlc.
Mrany I the leadln tnnr. and par
the hlsheet cah price for rur mua.
Marshall' salmon twine la without a
competitor. Strongest, haodaomeat. beL
Jut received, at the Scow Bay Wood
Tard. 11S cord of oali wood. The flnt
wood aver brought to Astoria,
Dumbarton' Irish flax aalmon twine,
superior to any In the market. Flhr
Brother, areata for the Columbia river.
Fartie deslrln. the beet of Job printing
at the loweet prices shtild call at the
Astortaa Job office befure going else
where.
Os to 1U Ninth stmt to have your
umbrella repaired or recovered. A An
tine of cover good to select from at
easonable prices.
Business men. It you want to fix up
your offlc for th coming ysar. with the
beet of letter head, bill heads, state
ments, etc. call at the Astoria job offlc
where you will find th best or. stoca
and material.
Go to Elmore, Sanborn's offlc and see
their new and handsome twin testing
ssacAln. Take alone some of the twines
"a good aa Marshall'!," In your pocket.
' and Ut them. Then see how much more
Marshall's will stand. Itt money la your
pocket and fish In your net to Snd ont
Our own Sarsaparllla Is made of the
beat material that money can b-jy. It's
a specific for Impurities of 'the blood. It
cure rfaeumaiism, pimples, Uver com
plaint, and foul stomach. Large bottles
K cents. Charles finger.
The Oregon Trading Co., p Commercial
street. Is the placj to buy your dry
food, clothing, boots and shoe, nun'
and ladles' furnishing goods. (Should you
want an auotioneer, 8. Priejman make
bit office at th Oreeon Trading Co
Marshall' twine used by T5 per cent
of the fishermen on the Columbia river.
A prominent steamboat man says: "My
family have used nearly every brand of
Beef, Iron and Wine made, and are sat
isfied that tKe preparation mad by the
Estes-Craln Drug Co. la the most palata
bel and nutritious of any they have ever
used." If you are run down and need a
tonic, you should us 1L
Most so-caiied "mon twlns" are col-i
ored with acids. The sclds rot the fibre)
and render the material useless. In the;
office of Elmore, Sanborn 4 Co. !l an ob-
ject lesson that ought to be examined by!
all fishermen. It Is the whole of the1
material used In the manufacture of Mar-j
shall twine from start to finish. Go
there ana examine th color right
through, tou will see then why Mar
shall's 1 called the best In the world.
For 3 cents you can i ecu re an excel
lent well-served meal at the Bon Ton
Restaurant, No. 571 Commercial street.
They are also folly prepared to rerve
all kinds of fish, game and delicacies of
the season, ss well as oysters in every
Imaginable styl at the lowest living
Drtces. Come once and you will con
tinue to come.
Charles Wlrkkala's saloon, on Astor and
7th streets, which has long oen one of
the most popular and beat patronised
drinking places In the city, has been
moved from Its old location to tiro lot
Immediately east of the Casino theater.
Many Improvements will be added, as
Mr. WIrkkala Intends keeping up the
reputation his saloon has had since he
assumM charg years sgo. Only the
best wines, liquors and cigars sold at the
bar, a musical concert by the best talent
In the city, under the leadership of Prof.
Schwabe, the well-known pianist, given
nightly. Call around and bring your
friends with you.
Soothing, healing, cleansing, D Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo is the enemy to sores,
wounds and plies, which It never falls to
cure. Stops itching and burning. Cures
chapped Hps and cold sores in two or
three hours. Chas. Rogers,
SHILOH'B CURE, the great Cough
and Croup Cure, Is in great demand.
Pocket size contains twenty-five doses
only 25 cents. Children love It. Sold
by J. W. Conn.
AN ENIGMATICAL BILL OF FARE.
For a dinner, served on the Dining cars
of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railway, will be sent to any address on
receipt of a two-cent postage stamp,
Apply to Geo. H. Htafford, General Pas
senger Agent, Old Colony Building, Chi
cago, Illinois.
CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS.
Notice Is hereby given to all parties
holding Clatsop county warrants Indors
ed prior to May 8th, 1893, to present the
same to the county treasurer for pay
ment, as Interest will cease thereon after
this data
Dated the 14th day of March, A. D,
1E96. B. L. WARD,
Treasurer of Clatsop Co., Or.
FROM NOW UNTIL SPRING
Overcoats and winter wraps will be In
fashion. They can be discarded, tcmpor
arily while traveling In the stam-heated
trains of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St
Paul Railway. For solid comfart, for
speed ana for safety, no other line can
compare with this great railway of the
West.
1
Men buyers are coming in
from every part of tha city
for shoe. And no wonder!
Those shoes wa price at 2 they
think ought to be $3.
THE ARCADE.
ROYAL Baking Powder
baa been awarded highest
honors at every world's fair
where exhibited.
Children's School
CAPS.
15c. Each
They arc the 25c. kind.
Albert Dunbar.
New is roods samples are here; new It
ta Um I eetael year tauter aire.
AROUND TOWN.
Death may be mil d In Tln and cannot
com!
Tyrants may -tie him up for your relief:
Nor has a Christ ten privilege :o 'l
Brutus and Onto mlKht discharge their
souls.
And give them furloughs for another
world.
But like sMWrle. are oNlir-d to stand
In starless nlitht, and wait th appointed
hour. Prydrn.
Summer Is not far away.
W. O. Ooeslln spent ywsterday t Klat
skanl. Miss Genie Lewis Is suffering from a
very severe coM.
Summer clothing sold at extremely low
prices at P. A. Stoke.'
K lbs Ay one dollar. Balslns and Prunes
Pacific Commission Co.
There will be a special meeting of the
W. R. C. at the hall this afternoon.
It Is repoelcd tnat a vein of good coal
ha been discovered In the Nehalem.
Th entries for the A. P. C. gsmes to
tak place on th !7th. will clos Monday
night.
Fred. Astrup, who has been very low
with typhoid fever. Is reported to bo Im
proving. All shade of pink, from deepest rose
to palest opal tints, will be In favor this
summer.
The woman with tluy feet can never
be made to believe that long gowns are
graceful.
Martin Foard and F. R. Stoke yester
day visited tb seen of th wreck of the
Olenmorag.
Mis Maud 'Warren 1 now in Denver,
where ah will spend several weeks tu
tting friends.
Mr. Chas. McDonald returned from
Portland, where he hs spent several
day visiting friends.
Just received, an Immense amount of
Gents' summer clothing, from Eastern
manufacturers, st P. A. Stokes.
Peow Wlman and Lenora D. Oulnd
were yesterday granted a marriage 11
cens by County Clerk Dunbar.
We can for canned fruits and vegetables
Pad tic Commission Co.
A bite at bed time makes one sleep
well. Old fogy ideas about not eating
at night have long since been exploded.
Mr. C. J. Corey, of the firm of Corey
BrwthVrs, arrived from Ogden yestetday,
am will remi) for the present m this
city.
Albert Danielson. of Fort Stevens, was
over yesterday and his friends said thry
thought he was looking for a house
keeper. The A. F. C. old directors wlil retire on
the 7th of April, and the new on take
office. A smoke social will be given for
the occasion.
Little work has been assomplished at ;
the Young's Bay brl.lire the past day or j
two, as th water In the bay has been '
quite rough.
The new hand ball court In the A. F. ;
C. Club rooms has been painted whits j
and Is one of the best courts ever put
up In the city.
C. J. Trenchard's otfic Is receiving a
new coat of paint on the outside, and
presents quite an Improved appearance
on that corner.
Frank Cook returned yeste rday from
his seining grounds up the river where
he has been making preparations for the
opening of th season.
At the raffle of the McCun. wheel yes
terday at Sherman A Thing's ticket No.
IS won and Mr. Timson. of the can
factory, was the lucky roan.
The Oregon City Juniors are trying to
arrange a match game of football with
the A. F. C. on May 30, Decoration Day.
It is hoped the game will come off.
Why Is It that nine out often women
sit on the floor to put on their ttock
Ings and shoes when there are at least
three unoccupied chairs In the room?
Apropos of the stands for bicycles
seen on the street and in the hallways
of public buildings, some one remarks
they are to be used when the wheel Is
tired.
H. A. Cameron. Knappa, Peter Jackson,
Cathlamet, John Dodge, Sklpanon, Thos.
Smith. Skamokawa, and Arved Carlson,
of Young's River, were in the city y-s-terday.
The Astoria Kindergarten Is In a most
flourishing condition, and Is full of little
tots. They will soon give an entertain
ment to let the people know what they
can do.
The Pacific Journal, of Ilwaco, sent a
special agent over today and took In a
good many nickels for Its papers con
taining the account of the wreck of the
Glenmorag.
The Outing Club held a business meet
ing last night at the residence of Mrs.
Heilbom and formulated plans for the
summer. A number of new members
were admitted to the organization.
Don't forget that Snodgrass, the Totog
rafer, gives a crayon portrait and frame
made to order, valued at 115.00, free of
cost, to some one of his customers this
month, guessing contest open until April
1st
Ladle' shirt waists for spring wear
are made of dimities, lawns and grass
cloth, with a yoke at the back and full
fronts. The collars are being made de
tachable, and. In some Instances the cuffs
also.
Asparagus, Rhubarb, Peas, Radishes,
Lettuoe, Celery, Cauliflower, Bananas,
fresh this morning. Pacific Commission
Co.
The ladle of the Norwegian and Dan
ish M. E. Church, of Upper Astoria, will
give a social at the above church this
evening. Rfrehment will be served
and and entertaining program rendered.
Admission, 15 cents.
Chief Engineer Green has called a
meeting of the foremen of th several
fire departments of the city, to meet
Sunday at 10 a m., to consider the
coming firemen's tournament and con
vention, which occurs In this city In
August.
Among the passengers who will arrive
on the steamer Queen, this morning are
the great ami only John I Sullivan, Tsd
dy llyaii. and C. O ltourhe. Mr. Sulll
van accompanies John I. Th Freeman
IVmpany, which will appear her March
17, Is also aboard.
Mr. J. N. Ildhnap, of llwaco. re
turned to his home last evnliut, having
left hl wife In very comfortable condi
tion afurr undergoing a very critical sur
gical operation. Pr. Kstea wss th phy
sic I in in charge.
The frvw In your throat business l
now getting Into natural history. A
number of small boys are out rishliur In
the ponds for ltv frosts which will sn
he placed In th? aquarium In the Kstes
Crain drug store.
Just received -A beautiful line of all
wool and silk mixed Plaids, a handaom
line of Ore irood In Msck. and .ill the
new shades; also silks In all the new st
doelgns for waists. Just landed, our
sprlnjr wrat In silk an, I velvet. I. Cohen,
Low lYlce Store, 4!l Bond stit.
Pr. U P. Mulllnnlx. C. W. Kulton. John
Hotwon and Isaac Bergman are visiting
In the metropolis. It I reported Mr.
Bergman mad the trip merely to "take
In a meeting of the Portland city coun
cil. Some live suitgvwtlons. are looked
for at the next meeting of the local body.
S5c, V 4Se Ml for fancy creamery
butter Pactltc Commission Co.
Ladle, take notice The I'nloue, No.
KT Commercial, one door east of B. F.
Allen's, will formally open as a ladles'
cloak and suit house about April 1st.
Madam Levin, established for th past
two years In Portland, will occupy h
place of head cutler and litter for (he
establishment.
Just received a large consignment of
wall paper ami some moulding. iy far
the largest and beet slock o( good In
the city, now on hand. No house n
the roast ran undersell us. Hear this
in mind. Call and get the proof of this
assertion. B. F. Allen A Son, successors
to B. F. Allen.
Prof. Thomas Spencer arrived down
from his seining grounds yesterday.
wh-Y he has been making Improvements
preparatory to the coming season. He
will taks bark with him a large quantity
of lumber with which to build a new
barn and net racks. He says he will
catch his share of ths fish this season.
About I o'clock yesterday afternoon
the whistle cord of the steamer Tele
phone got tangled up, and the result was
a long, loud blast, which brought hair
the town to the dock. Everybody ex
pected to see the boat on fire or some
other dire calamity taking place, but
Captain Larklns had the laugh on them.
Mary Edward Richard wa taken In
custody yesterday, her mind being unhal
anced. She Is from Westport. but has
been working In this city a a domestic.
Mlsa Richards is originally from Seattle.
She was committed to the Insane asylum
yesterday afternoon by County Judge
Gray, and taken to 8alem on the T-le-phon
last v. nine by Sheriff Hare.
W. F. Binder, well known In Astoria
and who has been recently engaged In
worklrur on the city telethon and tele
graph lines, has accepted the position of
oiler on the llghtnous tender Columbine
in place of George Ruslow, who resigned
to take service at th Astoria Iron
Works. Mr. Binder makes his first trip
on the columbine today to th Sound
country, and his many friends will
doubtless be pleased at bl good fortune.
WIFE WANTED.
By the I5.0U) Beauty. Jones, the Orang
Outang from Borneo. For further par
ticulars call and see Joe. at tvi Com
mercial street, where he Is on xhlhl
tlon from a.i m. till 9 p. m . for one
week only, commencing Saturday. March
2L Joe is the first orang outang evr
exhibited west of Chicago. Everyone
should see him. Ailmlsslon only M c nt.
EXCURSION.
The- steamer TU-aco will lave Astoria
at :W Sunday morning and will conn.-ct
with the, train for (Venn Park Reduced
rates will be made to afford all a chance
to visit the wk of the (ilentnorag.
REVIVAL CONTINUES.
Another-day of advance and some g!o
rous results were reallxed at the r vlvl
meetings. The sfatlng capacity of the
M. E. church Is teeted to Its full ca
pacity each evening. n after meeting
was helil beginning at 10:30 which result
ed In leading many to a new consecra
tion. The day closed with four new
seekers, making fully a scop? thus far.
J. J. WALTER.
CLAIRVOYANCE.
Mrs. BurfeU 'Wheeler, Clnlrvoyint nnd
Magnetic MCaler, Room 3, Hotel Tiirhe.
NECAPNEY ROAD
Astoria, Or. March 20, ISM.
Editor Astorlan:
Dear Sir: An effort Is being made Just
now to raise funds for the building of a
wagon road between Arch Cane and Ne
halem City, a distance of seven to nine
miles. A considerable amount has al
ready been raised, and the merchants of
this city will probably he asked to do
nate liberally towards the fund, as It is
expected the opening of this road will
bring to Astoria a trade which hitherto
finds Its way to Tillamook and Portland.
Some time ago the county had surveyed
a road up the Necannlcum to a point on
the Nehalem a few miles above the city
by that name, and an effort was made to
construct a road over that route. An
effort Is being made now by the very
small minority of the people of the Ne
halem country to finish this road, aa
surveyed by the county and abandon
the road recently laid out back of the
Necarney mountain. While It is not
expected they will be successful. It would
be well for the people to unite In getting
the latter road through as It is a cheap
er and much better road from the Ne
halem to this city. A day or two ago
Mr. James Manr and Mr. Cloutrle blazed
a road from Arch Cape to Nehalem
which Is over a veiy easy grade and can
be constructed at a comparatively small
expense. The people of NHcannicum
Beach and Necarney are standing to
gether in their .-ffort at pushing this
road through, and lthlnk with little as
sistance from the people of this city
they will be able to succeed. It Is a
matter of more Importance to Astoria
than one who Is not thoroughly familiar
would surmise, and when finished will
give a splendid thoroughfare across the
entire county to the Nehalem River. The
newspapers of this city should urg: the
encouragement of thl enterprise.
SUBSCRIBER.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
Da
CREAM
POWB
Most Perfect Made.
40 Years the Standard.
CHURCH SKRVICFM TOMORROW.
Congregational churvh-The usual ser
vice will b held excpilna the evening
preaching service. All are most cor
dlally Invited.
In the Norwegian and Danish M. R.
church. Upper Astoria, th pastor will
preach at II a. m . and T:u p. m Hutiject
In the, morning. "Solace In Affliction. "
In the evening. "Man's (lift to Uo.1."
Sunday at the Baptist church -Preach.
ing at II a in. Sublet, 'The Dangers
of Familiarity and Prejudice." Sunday
school at 1MII and B. Y. P. V. at 30
IV ni. No preaching In ths evening as
the congregation will Join In llw union
meeting at the opera house.
Presbyterian church Rev. Tho Boyd
will preach upon the suhloct. "Kour An.
chocs" at II a. m. Snbbaih school after
morning twice. Y. P. S. C. K. at i .
MlMfe.ll.1 mlln r.ir .ml. t IV
p. m. in Fisher's Opera House and union
meeting at i:s.i p. m. at sains place.
Subieot. "The Gate of Death." Every
v i .-
M. E. Chur.'ii-ClaM mecitng at 10 5a
Preaching by ih pastor at II o'clock
Sunday school at the usual hour. All
ths scholars are Invited to be present
to receive their supply of lesson helps,
as the new quarterlies for the second
quarter are at hand. Union evangelistic
services at Ih Opera House at !., when
Rev. Boyd will address men only on
"Sampson's Kiddie," and In th evvnlag
In the same place the theme will b
"The Gates of Ith."
THK MINISTERS
Their Nmrs and Place of Residence
Rev.
E. S. Bollinger. Sth street, between
Harrl'
on and Irving
Rev.
Rev
Rev
Rev.
avenui
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
pits!.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev
Ree.
Rev.
Robert I.lddell. IH Tth street
U J Trumbull, US Exchange street
O. J Ci'hmld. JK K svenu.
Johnston McCormac. i't Grand
E. W. Garner. 411 Franklin aveaua
W. 8. Short. J lth street.
I.eopold Dlelman. St. Mary's Ho
O. K. Peterson. 154 Plavet strwt.
J J Waller. 110 Bond street
Jacobsrn. I7W Franklin avenue.
J J lloikka. 317 Hth street
P. Hteen. last Franklin arenua
J. N. Kdlund. Ml list street.
DO YOU WANT TO HE A MARTYR?
Prol jbly not' Hut If you do, try and
gvl the tlysH'isla by unwise feeding.
Then you'll suffer martyrdom with a
vengeance: Some people re martyrs to
thl complaint from childhood to the
grave, suffering from all Its attendant
horrors of heartburn, wind and 11" In
the stomach, weary slumber and night
mare, capricious appsllte, nausea, b I
loudness, leanne and sallownoeji. No
neoewslty for all this The complaint,
obstinate aa It Is. when the ordinary
reni.sl;es are brought to bear upon II,
Invariably yield to the great stomachic,
Hostntter's Stomach Hitters, which re
stores tranquility to the gastric regl n
and nerve, regulate the llvr and
bowels, both of which are disturbed by
weakness of th stomach, and promote
appetite and an Increase of Mesh. Thai
"tocs.n of th soul." Ih dinner bell, whsu
It peals upon the ear. ugvt. no pre
monition or dire qualms after a . cm
fortable meal If you have tiled a course
of the Bitters, which also bauHhra bil
iousness, rheumatism. nsrvouniss, ma
laria and kidney trouble.
0 So: we're not making much
t money on thos men's shoes we
are selling for 12, but we are mak
ing an active canvasser for us out
of every customer who buys a
pair. THE ARCADE.
OUR CORNER.
A gentisrr.an's resort, at corner Bond
and Uth stre-ts. Th finest brands ot
liquor and cigars always oa hand. Call
and try us.
ANDERSON at PKtriftSON.
It F. 1. UN1-'N NtiTl'.'n.
Regular niunthl liVeUrut of the Co
lumbia River r Wherno-n's Protective
Union, for April, will be held nt l'lsher's
Hud Saturday, March ii. lv.l, at 7:Ji p.
in. sharp,
Pric of sulmon for the seaon of lvsi
will b set, a Ughtkeeper for Hand Isl
and to t elected anil other business of
Importance to be transacted.
Memliers In good standing are request d
to le pres. tit and have th. Ir book or
re:elpt along. SOKL'S JENSEN.
Secretary.
R EPU HL1CA N CON V ENTION.
A Republican convention for Clatsop
county Is hereby called to meet al Mc
Klnley hall, In the city of Astoria, on
Thursday, April 2, ISM,
At 10.30 a m., for the purpose of elect
ing seven delegates to attend the Re
publican state and congressional conven
tion, to bs held at the city of Portland
on April 9, IK, and for the purpose of
nominating the following county officers
to be voted for at. the election to 1 held
on Monday, June 1, IKsl, towlt: Two rep
sentatlves, one commissioner, clerk, re
corder, sheriff, treasurer, surveyor, as
sessor, superintendent of schools, corom-r,
and one justice of the eace anil consta
ble for each precinct.
The committee hereby recommend that
the primaries In the various precincts
be held on Saturday, March 28, WM. The
following apportionment has been made,
being one d"es,-ate at large from each
precinct and one delegate for every
15 votes or fraction thereof over 8 vol s
cast for Ellis for congress in 1894:
Astoria 1st ward..2T' 1-wls and Clarke. 3
Astoria 2d ward. .14 Mlshawaka 2
Astoria 3d ward. 11 North Fork 1
H-ar Creek 3 Hasldn 3
Clifton 4 Vesper 2
Elsie .. 2; Westport i
Clatsop Walluskl 2
Jewell 3 Young's River 8
Knappa 4 John Day 1
All voters In favor of the Republican
principle of protection to American In
dustrie and labor, and the upbuilding
of the home market and fishing Indus
tries of the Columbia river, ar cordially
invited to unite with us.
It I further recommended by the com
mittee that no proxies be allowed except
those held by residents of th precinct
from which the proxies are Issued.
The recommendations of Ih committee
are that only the seven delegates hs
elected at the convention to he held
April 2, m, and that the delegates be
elected to represent both congressional
and state conventions. That tha con
vention then adjourn unill after tlia
state convntlin mages pomlnatlons, O.r
date of adjournment to be decided hy
the convention. JOHN FOX.
Chairman.
W. F. MCGREGOR, Secretary.
PRIMARY CALL
The committee recommend that a mass
meollrg be held on Friday evening,
March 27, at Carruthrs' Hall, for the
purpose of selecting delegates to be voted
for at the primaries to be held on Sat
urday, March 28.
The following persons have been ap
pointed as Judges, and clerks of the pri
mary election:
First Ward B. S. Worsley, O. C. Ful
ton, Fred Bllnn.
Second Ward-D. H. Welch, W. L.
Robb, and H. i. Smith.
Third Ward John Enberg, O. F. Mor
ton, and Harry Young.
JOHN FOX, Chairman,
W. F. McGregor, Secretary.
HE WAS POSTED.
Bystander Doctor, what do you think
of this man's Injuries?
Doctor Humph! Two of thrm are un
doubtedly fatal, but, as for the r';st of
them, time alone can tell.
Jl'ST AKKIVH).
Svcond limtnllntvnt of IN! Hi Wit II
I'a pcr, nnd .Mot e to '.uiu
Parties who ar desirous of securing
th latest ISM psterus and designs In
ll paper should call on l M. Cut
birth, who has )ust received his second
Installment from ths East. A thud Is
now on Ih way. Mr. Cutblrlh claims
he has the best Selected stock In Ills
city, and It will l sold st lowsr price
than prevail elsewhere. The alor oc
cupied by Mr. Culblrili Is siwcloua and
well lighted giving the purchaser a fair
chance lo examine his goods. Ilesr In
mind that this stock It ll new and up
to date. Opposite poaloRtr, on West
side.
ICE CREAM Hi IDA TuDAY.
C. B. Smith, the ivnfrvt loner, will he
gin the manufacture of lita famous Ion
cream today. Everybody knows what
his goods sre, as they are made from
the pur cream fresh from th creamery
every morning Ice cream soda a spe
cialty, i-rivaie parlors cor la.iio.
REMOVAL.
Having removed to Bond street next door
to JeffrT'a restaurant, I respectfully In
vite my friends and others In need of
irood, honest footwear, to call on ni In
the new place. New work a well a re
pairing. Good workmanship and live, and
let Itv price. H. A. OIMRE.
PROPOSALS FOR RKEWKHY BUILD
ING. Healed proposals will be received at my
othc al ths North Pacific Brewery,
where plans and specifications ran be
seen until 10 a. m. March IX ism, for
the construction of a brewery building
at Astoria. Or., for John Kopp. Th
right Is reserved lo reject any or all
bids and to waive, any defects.
John kopp,
N. P. Brewery,
Astoria, Or.
FOR SALE.
Hloop Dolphin. length, S3 feet; breadth
13 feet. Apply al once to
loyal l. clark.
Bay Center, Wash.
A We're no stoindn th sol.
rllng of thus boys' II 10 shoe
for tl 2a Th courts has opnd
as w'v got along, and now
they're selling without much
talk. THK ARCADE
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
Notice Is hereby given that Ih tag roll
for In Is now In my hands for collec
tion. Taxes must be paid on or before
April I. IV, to save additional costs
J Art. W. HARE.
Sheriff and Tag Collector.
A TWWTER.
A twister In twisting
May rwist him a twist.
For In twisting a twut
Three tsrtats mak a twist;
Hut rf on of th twists
I'ntwlsts from th twist.
Ths twist untwisting
I'ntwlst th tWUt.
That la whea It's twisted with any
iiher twin than MARSHALL'S.
WANTED.
ANTED An hons. ae'lv, g.n,imttD
or lady to travel for tUi,. tahllshed
hotm. Halary. rv 'p,yabl 116 weekly
and espense. 8lluMlUlB porinl,n,nt Rrf
ertnc. Knttl--,,, if-ad lrossed stamped
nvrlup. 'n. Dominion Company. NI
Omaha, "milling. Chicago.
FOR SALE.
For Hale Th Kerrell property, corner
of Ksrhange and Hth streets. l'rlc,
ll.:.. W. C. Csssell, IT! loth street, SgeflL
JAPANKHR OOOPH-Just out-lust re
ceived lust what you want, at Wing
L'a, Ml Commercial strC
RESORT
(MOfsllAlir.Hsi IJWACM.
s Best Brands ol w
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS
"Bi:ST ON THE COAST,"
Th Pssjisus Usmbrlnas User
Always on Tsp. ,
473 Commercial St., - Astoria, Ore.
DO YOU WASH?
Certainly you do and of oours
you hav laundry work dona
Avoid all daiutix of Chines
disease and unclcanlln by
having your work don by
whits peopl.
YOUR CLOTHING
Will be returned from th
Astoria Steam I-aumlry a
pur and clean as though Just
newr. Calls mad for cloth
ing, and delivered fre of
charge.
RICHMOND & P0SS. Proprietors.
J. P. H0LL0WMAN, Manaeer.
Corner of Ninth and Astor streets, op
posite the I'arker Ilous-j. Charge rea
sonable and special weekly rat for
famllle.
ROSS HIGGINS k CO
Grocers, : and : Butchers
Astoria and Upper Astoria
Fins Ttss snd Coffees, Tsblt Dsllcscifs, Doasstlc
snd Troplcsl Fruits. Vtgetsbles, Sugar
Cured Hsni. Bscufl, Etc.
Choice Fresh and Salt Meats.
THE BOARD OF TRADE:
PBTER DOURELt, Prop.
ONLY THE FINEST LIQUORS.
Cor. Tenth snd Bon Streets.
THE
To People Wanting Homes
On the Hinman Tract
Good Residence Lots Easy of Access
Comparatively Ivevel
And only five Hocks west of the Post
Lightest Store in Town
- You Can See What You Are Buying-
CAN
FISH
iyou can
PLY
DON'T WAIT I
This Offer iods Good for a
pew Dags Only.
HERMAN WISE,
The Reliable 1 Price Clothier.
COME AND
Our
Fruit and
Large and Choice Stock of All
the Delicacies in the Market . . .
Per San Francisco Steamer Today
FOARD & STOKES CO.
Hustler's
Twentieth St.
Good
Reason
Why
Lots
Are
Selling!
ASTORIA INVESTMENT CO.,
482 Bond Street.
S. I KI:I!M AN, 1st si Frmn Hulmts.
-COLUHBIA
Foundrymen, Blacksmiths, Machinists and Boiler Makers.
MANUFACTURING AND REPAIRING
OF ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY.
Irop rand Brass Costing.
HPKCI AUTIRH 1
Welch Patent Wheel, Ship Smithing and Steambaat Work,
Cannery aid mil Machinery, Marine and Stationary
Boilers Built to Order
OrSpedally equipped for Loggers' Work. Located on 18th and Franklin (Scow
Bay Foundry). Phone 7H. Correspondence solicited.
Few Hen Would Ask
for a Finer Dinner
than those we serve, Wa'r trying In
every way to make them the most n
Joyahlt In town. All tho "(rood thlnira"
cf ths season rooked by our excellent
cook In the most delicious styl. Per
fect service.
If you Invite a friend lo ths Pnlac
rteslaurant the plsce Is a sufficient (tuar
antee that he will rttrclvs a food meal.
The Palace Restaurant
Office Sauare, will te sold at low prices
You would laugh If any one
were to tell you that (Isb can Hy;
of course, no one nukes this as
sertion, because it would not be
believed; but when we say that we
will sell goods at a reduction of 15
per cent, the balanceof this month
bet that It Is the truth.!
because our Mr. Wise joes to
'Frisco In a few days to buy the
balanceof 0Dr SPRING ST0CK--part
of it Is now on )he way from
the Cast-and we wish to make
room and. besides, we want to
raise a little money.
DON'T HESITATE !
SEE
Vegetable Display
Astoria
nnd MeKee Ave.
Is situated on tin nouth bhIo ot As
t sriu's hillr)
Twenty ilegreeH wanner and vegeta
tion thirty days in advance of the North
hide
Magnificent niteri for residences, over
looking river and bay, "unny and shel
tered. Easy and natural grades; little or no
grading necessary.
It. T. KA81.1, 1st si Stockton, f'al,
IRON WORKS.--
General Blacksmith Work.
Snap A Kodak
at any man coming nut ol
our sisrs and you'll Ret a
portrait of a man brimming
over with pleasant thoiiKhl.
Buch quality In the lluuors
we have to offer are enotuih lo
PLEASE ANY MAN.,
Corrje and Try Them
HUOHKH & CO.
and on easy terms for a short time only.
Headquarters at Smith Bros.' Law Office.