TIIK DAILY ASTOIUW. SUNDAY MOttNlXU. MAY 21. 1IWB.
GEfl...
A RESORT
FOR
GENTLEMEN
Comer
Com mcrcUl
ad ntbSU.
ALEX CAMPBELL, Pn
THE
XX FA PPPMTHN
Columbia Harbor
Land Co.
CORNER...
BOND and
ELEVENTH STS.
Maps 01 application.
New Astoria...
Is located it the terminus of the Astoria and
Colamtia River Railroad, at the mouth of the
Columtia River.
It fronts on the deep water ot the Columtia
River Hartor. and teinj perfectly protected from
wlnd'and seas, affords the very test docks for
ships on this bay; therefore, it is the exact spot
for the seaport of the great Northwest.
These facts were recognised fcy the Astoria
& Columtia River Railroad Co. when
New Astoria Was Selected as
the Starting Point for their Railroad
and the Location for the Terminals.
New Astoria is platted upon a plane high
enough for perfect drainage, and well protected
ty a higluridge tehind tt.
, its streets and avenues are wide. and. in
, fact. It is bid out on modern plans.
Extensive street improvements are now un
der way.
1
The New Astoria Company .COMMERCIAL ST.
Something New...
Children' and Youth's Steel-
Shod Shoe, all SUes and Styles
. . ., . .
W. atoo carry a Una lis. .( ladle." and
saaa'a shoes, from the best to th. lowest
reliable goods. All goods warranted Just
as represented.
JOHN HAHN CO,
O Commercial Street
YESTERDAY'S WEATHER.
Local weather for twenty-four hours
coding at t p. m. yesterday, furnished
by th. United State Department of Ag
riculture, weather bureau.
Maximum temperature, 68 degrees.
Minimum temperature, 50 degrees.
Precipitation, . Inch.
Total precipitation from September 1st,
1&5. to date. 71.47 Inches.
Kzcesa of precipitation from September i
1st. l9o. to date, 7.40 Inches. i
TODAY'S WEATHER. j
Forecast For Washington and Oregon, i
fair weather; warmer west ot the Cas- j
eadea
A FINE VROPERTT. j
Something New and Rare In First Class
Bargains.
Having secured block 34. in Adair's
Astoria, at a great sacrifice, w. are able
to offer to the people of Astoria and
vicinity th. most beautiful residence
property ever offered In Astoria at a
lower price than such property has ever
before been offered. This property Is
now being graded, and when completed
will be one of the most beautiful site
for a home In Upper Astoria. The prop
erty Is within two blocks of the Astoria
Street Railway, one block of the planked
street, a wagon road leading to the prop
erty, one block from church and two
blocks from the Adair school house.
Lou are M by 100, and 60 by 150. Our
terms are the best ever offered In As
toria, and a discount will be allowed on
cash purchases. These lots will only
last a few days, and If you want the
best bargain ever offered you In Astoria
do not fall to call on us at once.
R. L. BOYLE & CO., and
O. F. MORTON.
Sole Agents.
Life Is worth living when your took
uses Dr. Price's Baking Powder.
MENU FOR MONDAY.
Th. dainties of the great are the tears
of the poor.
Breakfast
Fruit
Wheatlet, with Criam.
Ham Omelet Stewed Potatoes.
Swiss Meat Rolls.
Coffee.
Luncn.
Lobster a la NewDunr.
Fracassee of old Lamb, with Dumplings.
Tomatoes with Mayonnaise.
Dinner.
Oysters.
Consomme Buedolse.
Olives. Watercress.
Baked Shad, Spanish and Tomato Sauce.
New Potatoes.
Broiled Steak, Mushroom Sauce and
Poached Eggs.
Asparagus, Cream Sauce.
Stuffed Shoulder of Lamb.
Green Peas.
Roast Pigeons.
Strawberries a la Maconnalse.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
Mcany la the leading tailor, and pay)
th. highest cash price for fur ikins.
Beaver Hill
and Oilman
rr Fwn r rtm rrw.
ELMORE. SANBORN
If you will look iuto the situation you will soc that
WARRENTON
is the cream of wwt side property. The center of improve
ments is here, and aa an investment for business or a home
there is nothing to equal it in the whole proposition.- In
WARRENTON
lots are all large, full size, 50x100. Prices range from $150
to $250 each. Sold on installments. Terms to suit. Save
your change and buy a lot in WARRENTON
An office has been opened by the pro
prietors one door east of th. Crosby
hardware store. Call, be shown th.
menu of this property, and Invest.
AROUND TOWN.
Time, place and action may with pains
! be wrought.
Butgpnlus must be bom, and never con
I be taught. Dryden.
' There Is a lot of moral backbone in a
. wf fittng gown
1 I
Mrs Pnrri R;,v me.1lnm
rU adlngs !
!
da41y Th Boom
I The Telephone yestt rday dellverwl eight
I or ten boxes of fish at Eureka.
Mr. Martin Foard left yesterday for a
business trip to San rrancisco.
Th Red Front Market did a good busi
ness yesterday on Its opening tiay.
Judge Thomas A. Stephens, of Port
land, was at the Occident yesterday.
For your sweet cream and tee cream,
try the Bon bonnier. Ut Commercial St.
Vapor baths, massage and magnetic
treatment. Mme. DeGrey, Room 12, the
OrleL
LOST, An A. F. C. blue enamel pin. The
Under will please return to the Astorlan
office.
A good many persons think that relig
ion Is an absolute necesslty-ror the other
fellow.
Land Agent Gosslln, of the railroad
company. Is spending the day In War
ren ton.
The women were out in force yesterday
taking advantage of the bright afternoon
for shopping.
Bathing suits of black silk, with white
trimmings, are deemed very chic for the
coming season.
Buy your cigars, tobacco, fruit and
candy of Emll Erlcluon, Eighth and
Commercial streets.
The Hon. Raleigh Stott and C. J. Clee,
on, of Portland, well known politicians,
were In the city yesterday.
I Until a woman receives an Itemized bill
she will never believe she spent so much
money on her charge account,
' Pure sweet cream fresh from th. sep
arator every morning nnd guaranteed to
whip. 20c per pint. C. 11. Hmlth.
Politics were boiling yesterday and
there seemed to be considerable excite
ment in the ranks on both sides.
Ex-Chief Ed. Foster request th. boys
j to meet him at the engine house tomor
j row to consider a matter of importance.
! Six or eight passengi-rs have gone East
over the Canadian Pacific Kallroad to the
i Atlantic seaboard during the last day or
two.
i Ice cream by the bushel at C. B.
Smith's. Ice cream soda a specialty.
, Private parlors for ladles. 4(s3 Commercial
street
For rent-Eight room house furnished
; or unfurnished, with bath. Apply at the
oflic of R. L. Boyle & Co., 530 Commer-
clal street.
: The photographs of the actors m the
"Picket Line." now on exhibition at
Snodgrass' gallery, have attracted con-
. slderable attention.
1 The ladles of Astoria p.hould not over
look Mrs. Ross' grand closing out hat
sale, ty-glnnlng this morning and contln-
ulng during the next week.
j Go to the Bon Ton for your dinner to
i day. Roast chicken, chicken pot pie,
' roast bear, with currant Jelly, etc., etc.,
1 the best 15 cent meal In Axtoria.
i The Columbia Harbor Land Company
j yesterday sold a handsome lot In War
I renton to Contractor Rayliw, who will
I soon put up a line residence there.
lT A I
Tru If
A CO. A rents. Astoria.
On. of th ttmt kltra of th season
was mi high In th air yrvterday after
noon. It waa on of th singing kind
ml It trunlo could b distinctly hirl.
If you wish success In life, mak per
everenc your boaout friend, experience
your wise counselor, caution your older
brother and ho your guanllan grntua.
AJUIaon.
Tti warm wrathrr yratvnlay mat It
iMcrwary for buatnraa houara to throw
their door. opvo. It I thouxht Mr.
Ororr haa contlanct-odnl to orJrr aunt
mr to KM In.
When a man put. on a rvr. vxprva
Ion of face, drvwa hla mouth down at
th. cornrra aitd derlarva that h la out
ot politic. It mrana that he thinks hr
haa a ure thins on that ottW.
A newspaper h )unt been atartevl in
London, which la. printed on a poatal
card. The tint number has four HUa
trall!, a vonilc tr;ily. a lew Joan
ami pVaales, and some advertisement.
It la utvlcmtoovl that the majority ot
thoaa ownlna bulldliut alone the waier
front throuKh which the mllro-id will
paa, will this week commence teartmt
them down to nuvke room for tne treatlv.
A number of parlie. twth here and tn
Portland, who own cottages at the hrach,
are having; them rrpnlrml for aummer
occupancy. Several new eotuutr will b
built on the south beach before the sea
son opens.
Wm. Beley was yesterday arrested
by Deputy I'niuU State Marshal Stuart
for aiding and abettlns; the lunJInu ot
Chinese at thl p-jrt contrary to Inw. It
Is expected that another arrest will be
made today.
Norwegian and Punish SI. E. Chaurch
Upper Astoria, services at 11 a. m. and
; ii p. m. Subject In the morning. "Her
kuelsen Af lierrens HerliKhed (the KtTect
of Ueholdlng the Ulory ot the Lord)" In
the evening, "Predikestolena llvern."
CThe 1'rovinoe of the fulplt.)
il. K. Church Services at 11 u. m. and
S p. m. Subject for the evtnlng service,
"The Great Conspiracy," which will be
the annual sermon before the G. A. K.
of Astoria. The church will be appro
priately decorated with military embl ms,
etc. Morning class meets at IV a. m.
Mr. Eugene Samuel, who has been in
Astoria as resident agent of the Equita
ble Life Insurance Co. for several months
left last night for his home In I'ortl.ind.
From Portland he will go to Sacramento,
Cul., where he will be married to one of
the most popular young ladies of Uiat
city Miss Violet Spencer.
At the Baptist Church The morning
sermon will discuss the "importance of
Little Things." In the evening the reg
ular monthly temperance meeting will
tak. place at this church. "What to do
with the Saloon. " will be the question
discussed. All other service as usual.
Come.
! Inquiry at the Fisherman's Union bead
i quarters yesterday revealed the fact that
there haa been no change In th fishing
situation. A meeting of the union will be
l held on June (. There wer many rumors
' on the street that ttshina; would com
mence Monday, but there seems to be no
i foundation for them.
. The trim little launch Claude B. Han
: thorn Is being fitted with electric steer-
ing gear and electric lights. Storage bat
' teries will be used, a small dynamo being
' employed with which to till the butteries.
Mr. Hamhorn thinks when he gets these
improvements completed he will have the
finest launch on the liver.
! Services at the Presbyterian church to
j day will be conducted at 11 a. m. and
I p. m. by the Rev. 8. A. Noon, of Cam
! bridge, Mass. Bible class at lu a. tn.
j under Mr. C. A. Hansen. Sabbath school
at close of the morning service, and
j meeting of the Junior and Senior T. P.
! 8. C. E. at the usual hours.
Hans Rasmusaen, Grangers' Hull;
, Theodore Christians, Walluski: (Jus.
Campbell. Warrcnton; Mr. iiaumgurtner
and J. C. Adams, Clatsop; A. P. ISerg
; and Fred Johnson, Fort Stevens; Chris.
j Nelson, Bear Creek; David Peterson,
: Martin Johnson, and George Lewis, may-
' or, of Frankfort, were In the city yes-
j terduy.
I Captain F. 8. Bosworth. of Portland,
i registered at the Ocident yesterday. The
captain made a trip to Skamokawa In
: the morning to Inpsect the ship lllg f!o
i nanxa, loading with lumber at that point.
; The Albion, which la also loading there,
will finish today. He says that pontics
I are hot In Portland, and lively time are
: anticipated next week.
I Th. best political speech heard In a
' long while was delivered by an aspirant
from th backwoods. He said: "Fellow
, citizens, If I only had the Ideas I ought
I to have on this subject, and the words
! to express those Ideas, I think I could
i relieve my feelings." The speech ought
to be pinned in the hat of the average
! politician. Plagurism In such a case
would be pardonable.
! Snodgrass, the photographer, has a
j number of photographs for sale of the
j Odd Fellows which were taken at the
. corner of Tenth and Commercial streets.
' Just after lodge adjourned at 2:X Thurs
, day, the members several hundred In
1 number, grouped themselves on the street
and the picture was taken. At ( In the
I evening the photographs wore mounted
, and ready for delivery.
! On June Sth a grand concert will be
. given In tills city . Miss Annette ilru:e,
I formerly a pupil of Herr Swenser, the
famous Llepslc pianist, the Rev. Mr.
j Moore, of Boston, a lyric tenor of great
symputhellc quality of voice, Mrs. P. J.
Colton, the well known Astoria musician
and leader of the Congregational church
! choir, and other of the best local tah nt
' will assist A rare musical treat Ik In
store for those who attend. '
I
I It is said that Mr. W. Maurice Kelley
' will act as pilot to a party who are go
, Ing to Nehulem City next Saturday to
j look over a land projxjsltlon. It will be
! remembered that about this time last
1 year, while acting in a like capacity for
' an excursion party, Mr. Kelley lost his
; way on the south side of Necarney moun
tain, and was obliged to sleep over night
on top of a haystack. He has since ac
HERE
ARE
BARGAINS
quired a more Ihcruiigh knowledge ot
that country.
Mr. A. 14. Hammond and family left
last evening- (or th Kaat. Mr. Ham
mond stalvd that h would b gone about
a month, and that when he returnrd h.
w)uld brlna with him the oloer boa
and girls, who are now at achool. and
that all would spend th aummer at the
beach. Mr. 1. K. Warren and (amll
will leave aome lime Ihla week and will
attend aom time with Mr. Hammond In
Missoula All nutters prrtulniiui to III.
railroad and eonatruciton work have
been left In the hands ot th engtihrra
In reference to an article quoted In
an event nr paper last nlsht, stating that
Mr. M J. Kinney had been Intimidated
by other cannery men from aurtutg up
his cannery, that gentleman ny that
auoh a statement I not only wnuliy con
trary to the facts, but la also very ab
auni. "The only reason," ho said, "why t
and other cannerynien hav not alurtrd
up before at flv rents per pound, la,
that at that rate for raw nh there could
be nu profit In th bualnraa, owing to
the heavy stock of salmon cnrrlvd over
from last year and the consequent lower
price for cannot salmon"
Mr. A. M. Klnm, prvaKlent or lh t'ra
cook Mill Company, mnnufartulurer ol
flour, at Milton Orreon, was In the city
yesterday loo kin over th market. Mr.
Elam was the builder of th tint roller
mill on the co.iat. and hud a wide
experience In hi Hit of boalnraa He
say that he consider Astoria today tn.
beat location on the Pacific coast for a
large floor mill. The export trade here
Is bound to b very valuable, and ha
atuted that if he wus not already locairu
where he had a ffiH! trade, he would
build a mill her. He spoke ot an rx-pefionce-d
miller at Walla Walla who had
Just sold his plant and wua looking fur
another location. He thought that he
might b induced to come to Astoria. He
la an extart and would make a socceM
of an export mill.
Mr. K. L. Hayaeth, the rancher, ot
Youag's tUv.T, staled to an Astorlan rep.
resenttttiv yesterday that tne n port :n
an evening paper of My -lt. In tcsara
to hi troubki with Union mm on Wed
nesday evening, was Incorrect, 'i went
out fishing off llanthorn'a cannery ,o k
Wednesday at atut o'clock in the
evening. 1 thought 1 hud a right to
fli.h for myself, and still think so I
hiul not had my net set very Icng until
a bout pulled out with ten men In It.
The tioat cam.- almigMd" of no and 1
asked them what they wanted They re.
piled by asking me what I was doing
there. 1 rvpllvd that t was lUhing They
then warn-id to know who 1 wus llh!tig
tor, and for how many cents a pound. 1
replied that I w is fishing for tnyvlf and
that I was fishing for no cents They
then told me to take up my n-t, which 1
said I would do ut high water. Upon
that they Jumped into my boat. I mlu
thorn to get out. but they took my rifle,
knocked me down, and took my knife
out of my pocket. I asked them to atop,
as they had no right to interfere with
me. and that 1 would not take up my net
as long as they were In my lioat. Finally
they left and I took up the net. 1 wouhl
Ilka to know whether I have a right to
fish or not I deny that I used any allus
ive language 10 the men. whoever they
Were, that boarded my moat"
RESCUE CLUB.
Interesting Program Rendered Iiat
Night In the Hall.
The Rescue Club assembled at 8 o'clock
with all th officers present. The chap
lain. Rev. L. J. Trumbull, read a scrip
ture selection and offered prayer, after
which President Estes announced the
next thing In order to be tho semi-annual
election of officers. The following offi
cers were unanimously and enthusiasti
cally elected:
President, Dr. O. U. Estes (fourth term).
Vice-President, Dr. J. 8. Bishop.
Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. W. W.
Parker.
Chaplain, Rev. J. J. Walter.
Pianist, Miss Nellie lluscy. (third
term).
Musical Director, Rev. E. 8. Bollinger.
Usher, Mr. Thomas Parker.
Board of Trustees, Mrs. Parker, Mrs.
Dr. Estes, J. T. Ross.
A splendid program was then presented
as follows;
Recitation, "In Berkshire Hills," by
Miss Annie Ward, who received a hearty
encore and gave "Mrs. Socrates Snooka."
Music, by the boys' orchestra. They
were compelled to return and gave an
other selection.
Piano solo by Miss Hena Wirt, who re
ceived an encore.
The boys' orchestra then sang a very
laughable song entitled, "Girl Wanted,"
so well that they were vociferously en
cored and sang another humorous song
"The Band Played On." Their music was
highly appreciated. They closed th. pro
gram with on Instrumontal selection.
A short adress was made by Dr. O. B.
Kates.
The program committee for next week
la Mrs. Edwin Drew, Miss Annie Wurd,
Mr. Gus Witt.
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Circuit court convened yesterday, Judge
Thomas A. Stevens on the bench In
place of Judge Mcllride, who In engaged
In holding court elsewhere. There was
Awarded
Highest Honors World' Fair,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
DR
CREAM
warn
Most Perfect Made.
40 Yean the Standard.
mm
Agents for the ALBICAN
Foil UNNTThr furulhd rooms
(or housekeeping, centrally Iocs led: lit
iwr month.
Hmnll two room house, furhlahad for
hoMackceplng. Ill central part ( th
city; IIS pr month.
Two furnlahed room fur houackocptitg,
central location; lit per mouth.
Small mor room for rent on Com
mercial trct; U iwr month,
tuxlrtl fwt on Commercial strict I long
4txl4 In Hustler A Alhcna kV)
latt U U U 1, nd K block
Mk Adair's Aatnrt. twntain
tat 1 block X .Mctiur. haa Iwj
building renting for II pr
month Wo
Un 1. block 1 McVlure' hw
Ut I and 4, block U, McCtur'... ll.ow)
Agents for the Nopthmtstera
lltlla buatnesa to h transacted. In III
raav of th Aatorl liuilillng and Uian
Association. v. K. II. Hansen, order was
entered confirming aala of rval ealat.
8am v. Fred F illii aam order en.
trrvd. A. ". Fisher vs. l. K, Hi afford,
demurrer overruled by consent ami M
day allowed In which to fllo plea J. y
A. Ilowlby vs. l W. Welch t aL rase
dlamlaanl a to IV II, Welch and Xrlglrr.
II. O. Smith ami It O I'raol wer ap
pointed refer. to partition real ratal.
Foard Hiokc a H llmun, order
entorvd confirming sal of rval rvtat. I'.
C. Warren va A W. Hoyt, aant order.
THF. I T K1VKI4 Ml'KKICH.
j A Ourreapondrnt Stale th Fact In th
Awful Affair
Editor Aaotrlan
Conflicting rvirta ar Indualrioualy
circulate. I retarding lh attorning affray
which took plac at Wallac I. la no
Thursday rvriuiw I'htl Jewell, th
huat -puller, made the atalcmmt that
evening that they wer rtrrd on flrt,
and only re!urnd the fin whvn four
ahota had hern Ot.chargvd at them. 4
wiinra of the affair corroborate this
statement, and uya th nolo of a shot
gun, loaded with buckshot, which wer
the weapon Searcy and hla boat. puller
used, could easily he. dlatlngtilahrd from
that of a rule After ttearcy and hla
latrtner returned the tlr, two men wer
seen to drop down In th alia, kll g boat
on of them ri.-loimed, "oh my iludl"
and while In the act ot reloading hla
shotgun ha mvived a bullet In th fur
head killing him Instantly, and pattering
Mood and hrulna over th stern ahreta
Searcy waa picking up hi net at th
time of th attack, and hud about thirty
Juthom In th boat. When tM to stop
fishing, he rci'licd h "would fiah aa
much aa h wanted to." and commenced
laying out what net he had picked up.
At thla junctur h received a volley
from th men In th boat, at a dlatanc
of trtwe.-n thirty and forty yard. Th
volley waa relurrtrd with th atiov. re
sult. Th firing waa fast and furious
for a while. Phil Jewell Win hit behind
the left Mir th bullet plowing ita way
through th alp. another having pnasea
through th slerv of hla ahlrt. W hen
Jewell behest hla partner layed out. h
Jumiied aft In th stern hct. nd. lay
ing hold of a knife, cut th nt ami
pulled for th shor After pulling aahor
h ofTi-r.t let 10 any on who would pl k
up th remainder "f his net, aom reply
ing they would not pick It up for tow. A
Ual Wlonglng to t'uok's cannery Hcked
th net up CATH I.AM ET.
P. S. A rnporl I Just received her
that no Inquest waa held on th tasty or
Searcy, as previously reported her tth
yesterday everting and thla morning, and
also that Jewell had sworn at th Inqueat
that he and his partner fired the first
shots. The fai ls n stated kbovw my
signature were given by an eye-wltnesa
of th affair, being th aum person who
afterward picked up the net. C
FINANCIAL CONDITIONS
j New York. Mny Sl-Th Financier
' says;
I A decreas of l?.i'J.tn In loans Is th
, unfavorable feature of th statement ot
, the aaaoclnted Ninas of New York city
for the week ending May 13. Viewed In
the light of the expansion which has
been noted in th time of late, lha sud
den falling off I not easy of explanation.
It doe not seem prubabl that the checka
shown on th currency expansion wilt b
mora than temporary, sine the Increase
of only Sll.out.UMU this season compare
with th. total exfaniof of Mlouu.wo laat
year, mad during th perl oil covering
almut two weeks. Th contraction of th.
piirr.nl WM-h , , a ' -- - Mn.n
indicate further heavy exports of gold
soon. Th banks gained In caatt during
th. week 3,asi,tuo. Thl gain I In the
I fac of exports of 13, ;oo, out). Th. advanoe
In the price of domestic .xchang at
larger commercial centers indicate that
th movement bus not run Us course yet,
although th Southern bank ar sow
coming Into the market for loans.
NOTICE.
Smiled proposals will be received by th.
urulurslgnrd until Saturday, May , at
4 o'clock for grudtng and constructing a
county roiul running from C. H. Dow's
landing across the tide land of C. N.
Hess to near the north of Young's river.
Plans ami siweltlcatlona can he own at
W. E. Wurron'g real estate offlc. Ill
Astoria.. W. J. ING ALLS,
Hupt. Construction.
Chad well. Or, May tl IMS).
TO THE LADIES.
Commencing this morning, and contin
uing during next week. Mrs. Ross will
close out her entire Una of hats, th.
finest nnd most stylish ever brought to
Astoria, regardless of cost. Ladles should
call and make their selections early.
FOUR WORLD'S RECORDS.
Denver, May 23. A. B. Hughes, paced
by a quad, made four world's amateur
bliyclo records this afternoon, a fol
lows: Two-thirds mile, l:14Vj: three
fourtha mile, l:Zl: one mile, 1:611; two
miles. 1:57.
THE MARKETS.
New York, May 23. Hop heavy; slate,
common to choice, KM crop, ZVAHVj
crop, KtV, Pacific coast, 1KK4 crop, M:
IsM crop, MlTii:
Portland, May 21. Wheat, unchanged.
Liverpool, May 23. Holiday,
BICYCLE ACADEMY.
Hherman He Thing have opened a riding
1 school next door to Pacific Express office.
Competent Instructor constantly In at
tendance. Cleveland and Crescent bi
cycles for sale and rent.
The Oregon Trading Co., fiOO Commer
cial street, la the place to hny yourdry
goods, clothing, boots and shoes, men's
and ladles' furnishing goods. Should you
want an auctioneer, 8. Friedman makes
his cilice at the Oregon Trailing Co.
ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest ot all In leavening
Strength V. 8. Oovsmment Report
Salton Sea Salt for laMis at
the KHtoH-Crain Driiff Store.
10c and 25c per package.
CENTRAL INSURANCE CO.
Lot i block 14, McCltir' 0
'looj business block, central location,
owner will aril (or a bargain.
lt It, block r. Nw Aalorla. hoiiH,
barn, vow, garden and I dotun chicken,
ch) and May torma.
Ut 1 and I. block I. KlnJnxl Park,
cheap and ay unit.
M aer. meadow land. Can paatiir
1I head of ilwk th yaar touiiil, II3WX
l aor. farm itr Olncy, A good buy.
Mo nia for Hiinnymcad ami Alitor,
brook. Chulc loll In Aldvrbrouk at Irom
fcMI to I Mo, l.ota In duniiymd at from
l (o Utrt.
Heat location on Columbia Itlver for
sawmill, comprising 14 aorta water Irani
an at Himnynwa.l: bo given to parties
who will build and oparal nun.
Balldlng and Loan Association.
The Auction
of the Harlow Will Mrfrantile Co. will ,m mi lively t l.r ii n a
few iluya. If you tre to aavc money, tall now ami ""' "je
the splendid tiarc,itiin goiiii;. "kVHjOl
There is still left yet a ((ood cle lion of Prr C.ooiU, VeKrt.
Silks, l'ltishe. lawns, elf. Also a pood cli'tion of Men'
I'lolhintL Hat. Shoe, Kiirtiioliinx Coods, elf,
Only a few more day left. Hie j;ood mint lc sold ictrd
eti of loe. So be on time, before ft i too laie.
BARLOW-WILL MERCANTILE CO.
tftA Comrttwrvtfil Ml.
Hustler's Astoria
Twentieth St. imtl McICee Ave.
Good Reason
Why Lots
...Are Selling.. ,
1
ASTORIA INVESTMENT CO.
48a IJond Street.
OUR CORNER.
A gnllmn's rwsort, at eornar Bond
and 11th tra Th fltwat brands of
liquors and cigar, always pn band. Call
and try u.
ANDERSON I'ETEHftON.
For 15 cents you can Sivur an rc.
Int wrll-arrvrd meal al th Hon Ton
Rfstaurant, No. 7I Commercial street
Thy ar also fully prepared to h-rv.
all klnda of fish, gam and delicacies of
th season, a wall sa oyster In .vary
Imsglnahl. atyl at th lewrat living
price Coin, one and you will on
llnu to coma
I'hp Weltfoot ('orn Cure. Xo
cure no pay. Fur sale at K-tes-Crain
hrtip Store.
Marshall', twine used by 75 par cent
of th. flahorm.n on the Columbia rtver.
WANTED.
WE don't want boys or loafers, but man
of ability. i 10 (,'K) a month to hus
tler Stat, and general agents. Salary
and commission.
RACINE FIRE ENOINJ5 CO..
Itactn. Wis.
WANTED Situation by competent
book-keeper. Address B. Astorlan office.
WANTED To Rent -A hoiiso of six or
seven rooms, centrally located. Address
J., Astorlan offlc.
WANTED PROMPT AND FAITIIFI'L
gentleman or lady to trvl for rsllabl
established houa. In Oregon. Salary, I7W,
payable 115 weekly and expenses. Hltua
tion parmannnt Refor.nc.s. Enclos lf
adVlressed stamped .nvclupe. II. It lUss,
Pres., Kit Dearborn Html, Chicago.
I WANTED To rent-A schoonr rlgge
1 scow which will carry twenty or mor.
I cords of wood. For further Information
address Capt. J, A. Johnson, (lohle, Or.
WANTED By houa. twenty yean'
standing, lady or gentleman, willing to
learn our business, then to traval, or to
do offlc. work. Salary, IMM.00. Enclo.
self-addressed stamped envelop, to A.
T. ELDER, Manager, car. Dally As
torlan. FOR BALE.
For sale Twunty-flv. milch cows, lit
reasonable prices. Apply to Itobrvt West,
Weatport, Or.
FOR BALE At a bargain, t nearly
new Kimball piano. Atldross C., Astorlan
offlc.
FOR SALE Tho Ferr.il property, oor-
1 4,!M). W. C. Cnssell, 471 Bond atr'e.t, ogt
JAPANESE OOODB-Just out-just r-celv.d-Just
what you want, at Wing
Lea's, Ut Commercial str.t.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Small dwelling house; fur
niture for sal.. Apply at Astorlan office.
FOR SALE A wall located dwelling
house, with large, graded lot In Astoria;
mutt be sold within 10 days. Address J.
H. B., General Delivery, Astoria.
FOR RENT Four unfurnished sunny
rooms, Ml Cedar street Adolph Johnson.
FOR RENT A furnished room, 185 Ird
street
FOR RENT Three or four rooms, with
board, at Mrs. E. C. Holdnn'a, corner
Dunn, and Ninth streets. Price reason,
able.
LOOT.
LOrlT-Dralnnge Warrant No. MI3, Is
sued by the (iiy of Astoria, December
21, IKilS, to J. A. EiiBtnlicnd. Finder will
receive reward by leaving at the Asioiinn
office.
Astoria
Land &
Investment
Co.
462...
Bond Street..,
Astoria, Or.
Sale
AalvrU, Onion
Situated nil tlit south Mlt
of Aeturill'H llil.H.
Twftity tlt'fjrwH viirnnT
ami Vfptatioii !0 tluvo in
iulvaiu'0 of tlu North riilo.
MagtiilU'fiit niton for rps
itliMKH,, tvtrlMki n; river
ami Imv, Hunny ami rlu-1-tt'ii'tl.
Ku-sy ami luitiirui inulfH;
littlo or no jjnulinn iii'flctl.
R.port of the Condition
or m
First National Bank
OF ASTORIA.
At A., rta 111 in sin cl OttMi. at the rloa
of bu.lllr. lar 7, no.,,
ar-Mii fti aa.
Mian, ami dl.cMiti.
l.rlitrwf t. HH-uml aimI tniM-eafed ... .
t . a, lUm.l. to .1 tire rlieiiiatlial....
l"r-iiiun on I' n hon.i.
Htwka. wriirltl. te ,.
other Heal y .iai ami vjftag,
ownril
tu front iiatamai bonk, mot reserv.
giiti
Ihie fnun tai l,uik. and hanker.
Oo Irion aiiirtve, rccrt aent. ... ,
check, ami other ea.h Item. ,.
Notes f talier National bank.. .
Nickel, and casts ,
l-kwrui. SJ.isar Iiwsmvr im lusk
Siwel . u -i on
lgal telnlef liolrs .v Uu
Keilrtnpiiiui luud will r, M Tfra.uref
tl Hrriit.o(rlrrtilalloiiii
i.v o
lit IS
111
1 --1 i.i
1 1.0 I
',,7111 Vt
II w t .'
at
m: i
i
i, ,0
:i n
,t.
TotiU.
IIU, J t7
I.UHII.ITIS.
I'anital t.K-k paid In I Yi ni m
H111 ol 11. fund lo.au, UO
I n.lnlUe.1 proflis Irsa rt-
peiiw-iaiid tatsa paid ... SJ,VH 3
National bank Mute out-
tandlng ,i.i 00
line t Slat rlaiiki and
Hanksra l"4sl
Indlrldual i1eiall aub-
let to ehrs k fc'4l,M n
Ih-ni.nclreriini ale.nl iU-
PjII 4.'JI lU-m is iff
Total
. I09.KSJ 7
ntai ul Oregon, t M
Counl of liataaip, I
I. H, H, tlordoii, ra.luer nf th slmva iiaiiied
hank, ilowileinttly swear that th almtr .late
menl u true to Ihr be.t of my kiiowleilir and
belief. M. H litlKlHlN, fa.hler.
Hiiliwrlbrd ami wnru lo trrl.it mr tin. Ulk
day of Via;. 16 v. It. I lloM-S,
. Notaij I'ubll.
Corrset-Atteat
J t. IIANTIIOMN, .
.1011 M a HKV1.I.N. 5 liliertora.
JAi Oil KAMM,
THE ANCHOR
If you want to spnd a pl.asant .van
Ing, go lo th. ANCHOR. Conmrt .very
v.nlng by a first olaa. orch.str. Noth
ing but first-class liquor, engirt and
Kopp's bear served over th. bar.
JOHNSON A CARLSON, Prop.
No. Ill Astor Street.
Report of tho Common
or tiis
ASTORIA NATIONAL BANK
AT ASTORIA,
InlheStnteotOreirnii.at tits Clin of tiiKlnea.
May 7. mm.
HRHoi'iu-aa.
Ixmiis and llrminin , n,nt ya.
llTsnlratta, neriired and iinwciiniil a,u t7
U 8. lunula lo secure circulation w Mio no
rraiiiliiiii.ini II M Iih,i. . .....
it m k., sertirlilps, etc ....""".'..'."'.'."7 la out (Vfl
;iunioiiii-rioii,riiniiiiiraml fluturra ssi&ul
Due from national bunks (nut reserve
In Irom Hal bnnkt and liankan... 7,JI:I iu
Inie from apprnvrii reserve aiieiils 1,,3 ;rr
( neck, anil other ra.li iiii. 74a M
.. ... ........ ..,,,,, ,,... ,( -t w
Kroia.oiial paiier fimencv. nickel..
d win , i 9
LAwri't MONRV RIUKKVI in lusx, VII:
KMnle ik.huh m
Usal-Uitil.r nntea h7 00 at Kfift St
Kedeuipiioii fund Willi II. M. Treasurer
t wr cetit. of circulation) mj m
J'otiil
I.I A mi ifiira
f jtM.All M
CapHal slock paid In au.oiio do
HiiiiiIii. filial .)uo w
l.'nillvlilril prnrlta, lens c pen-u a'ii'd
lanes paid 4M m
National hunk notes ml lauding v.mi no
linlivliltial doiuialU mihlecl
. in ''heck f ;o,7(H 67
Demand cenifli Hlm of uu-
IMI"I ll,'.W7fl
Tlin.cuitilloasaordrKit U,flJ Wr-1M,H.'JI 41)
T'"1 - - Il'.i,ll67
8l1o of Orenon. Ciiuntv of listxnp ti:
I. . K. IIIukIii.. raililcr nf the uliny.
niiuieil bank, do solemnly swenr Dial Ills above
alalenieiit Is iru to Hie liest of my kniiwle lg'
and hellei. J. r;, iiiSH,t'iiililr.
Mut w-rllied and sworn lo heloie ins Mil. Is
usy of May, IniKI. n C. Kli.TON,
iskai.j Notary 1'uliiiv lor Oregon
correcl Aiieit s
.Hills IIOHHON, I
THIUI. IIKAI KfcUi 5-Dlreclo,
C. 8. tVHltlllT. J ,
For th. beht of commercial Job ptin 1
cull at the Astorlun job offlc.. I.
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