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WARRENTON
is the cream of west side property. The center of improve
ruenta is here, and aa an investment for busing or n home
there is nothing to equal it in the whole proposition. In
WARRENTON
lots are all larse. full size, 50x100. Price range f.om $150
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I w .v. -or. niuilhi launch. The skiff wa scarcely ASTORIA Yt A rhll MItlS. ,
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1ST - 1 ,1 Rickards. of th Mantanlta. who hut large enough to hold one. let aion two
New Astoria
located it the terminus of the Astoria and
Columtia River Railroad, at the mouth of the
Columbia River.
It fronts on the deep water ot the Columbia
River Harbor, and fcein? perfectly protected from
wind and seas, affords the very best docks for
ships on this bay; therefore, it is the exact spot
for the seaport of the great Northwest.
These facts were recognized by the Astoria
& Columbia River Railroad Co. when
New Astoria Was Selected as
tfee 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
by a high ridge behind it.
Its streets and avenues are wide, and, in
fact, it is laid out on modern plans.
Extensive street improvements are now un
der way.
An office baa been opened by th. pro
prietor on. door cut of th. Crosby
hardware .tore. Call, be shown th.
merits of this property, and Invest.
Be New Astoria Company .COMMERCIAL ST.
Mr. Rickards, the wife of Knginrer
Rickards. of the Mantanlta. who ha
been In the hospital under the care of
Dr. Fulton for several day, la Improving.
The laat entertainment of the achool
year will be given thl afternoon by Mr.
IIuk'Vi room In the Court street school.
An Interesting program ha been prepar
ed. Mr. Jame Thompaon and Henry Lurd
burg, of North Shore. Ed. Lorvnxx War
ren, and Charles Meltn. ot Wllmer's
Landing, were In the city yesterday pur
chasing; supplies,
Mr. H. F. L. Logan, of Seaside, spent
yesterday In the cliy. He Mated that
the machinery for hla saw mill would
be down lodiiy, and that he expected to
have the mill In operation In about, two
weeks.
"Delightful." say the lawyer; "re
freshing." says, the doctor, a they are
chatting at "The National." enjoying a
glass of the fluent molt beverage brewed
on the coast.
J. M. Turney. who was up from 8.-S-al.le
yeaterday to meet. the visitors from
Portland, returned on the evening train
and said that while he was ruahlng the
season a little bit. his visit was an en
joyable one.
Coroner Pohl yesterday afternoon re
ceived word from Clifton that another
floater had bene discovered near that
point, and left on th steamer Electric
with Sheriff liar at 4 o'clock to bring
th. body to Astoria.
Something New...
Children's and Youth's Steel
Shod Shoes, all Sixes and Styles
We also carry a fine line of ladles' and
men's shoes, from the best to the lowest
reliable foods. Ail goods warranted Just
as represented.
JOHN HAHN CO..
471 Commercial Street.
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AROUND TOWN.
Lessons sweet of spring returning.
Welcome to the thoughtful heart.
May I call ye sense or learning.
Instinct pure, or heaven-iaught artr
John KeMe,
Today Is the last iaf on which to pay
your water rates,
Bweet cream cheap. Astoria Creamery,
! No. 1S8 10th street.
A choice lot on Irving avenue 7S1 for
H00. R. L. Boyle 4k Co.
nnptha. launch. The skiff was scarcely
large enough to hold one. let alone two
men. In some way It was capatied ana
both men. nellher of whom could swim,
were thrown Into the water. jt. In the
day the oars from the boat were discov
ered, which suggested a search, resulting
In the nndlng of both bodies yesterday
morning. Mr. NorlM-rg was one of the
best known In Astoria, anil waa at on
time street commissioner of the city. He
waa an active niemlwr of the nshf mien's
union, and beside being foreman of th
Scandinavian cannery, was also a stock
holder In the Altaka Parker s Associa
tion. He was a member of the Knights
of Pythias and Seaside txxlge, A. O. I'.
W. A wife ami two children mourn Ms
loss. Charlea Osvlk a was well known
ami prosperous flsherman. He was th
owner of a ranch on the NVhalem. wher.
his wife Is now residing. Th funeral ol
Mr. Norberg will take place Thursday
afternoon, under the auspices of the or
der of which he was a member.
BICTCI.R ACADEMT.
Sherman Thing have opened a riding
school next door to Ps-lrte Express orace.
Competent Instructor constantly In at
tendance. Clevel.ind And Crecnl bi
cycle for sals and rent.
ASTOHIA'S WAT Kit WOKK8.
Fame of th New Plant lion.
YESTERDAY'S WEATHER.
Tuocal weather for twenty-four hour
.odinc at I p. m. yesieroay. iuioo
by the United States Department of Ag
riculture, weather bureau.
Maximum temperature, 69 degrees.
Minimum temperature, 4 dtgree.
Precipitation, .38 Inch.
Total precipitation from September 1st,
1896, to date, TS.J2 Inches.
Excess ot precipitation from September
1st, Ufto, to date, 8.74 inches,
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Forecast For Western Washington and
Western Oregon, occasional showers.
For Eastern Washington and Eastern
Oregon, fair weather.
Paymaster F. M. Coxe, t. S. A., made
Astoria a visit yesterday.
A choice lot In New Astoria at a bar- i
gain. R. L. Boyle 4t Co.
There is one thing a woman can throw
straight enough, and that Is a kiss.
For useful ummer wear for ladlee
dimities In every shade are In vogue.
Mrs. J. D. Sutherland, of Portland, 1ft
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. TailaAV.
REDUCED RATES.
The O. R. and N. Co. has made reduced
rates for the following meetings:
Republican National Convention. SU
Louis, Mo., June 14.
Democratic National Convention, Chi
cago. I1L. July 7.
PeoDle's Party Convention and Ameri
can Silver Convention, fit. Louis, Mo.,
National convention l oung reopie s so-
el'ify Christian fcnoeavor, vt aeniugiou, u.
C,VulT to u.
National Education Association xaeei- j
lng, Buffalo, N. T., July S o 10.
Encampment Grand Army or tne Ke
publlcSL Paul, Minn., September 14.
For Information regarding rates, etc.,
call at the O. R. and N. ticket office.
Fred Olsen, OIney, and . Rhode, ot
Oneida, were In from the country yes
terday.
Most c-cali!'d "salmon twines are coi
ned with acids. The acids rot th. fibre
and render tb. material useless. In th
office of Elmore, Sanborn A Co. la an ob
ject lesson that ought to be examined by
all fishermen. - It Is the whole of the
. ,..!. t.infrom start to finish. Go i vogue for summer wear, the price
, there and examine the color right! pipe clay will undoubtedly go up.
through. Tou will see then why Mar
shall's Is called the beat In the world.
Mr. B. VanDusen and wife went to
Portland last evening on the steamer Telephone,
There will be a meeting of the Cham
ber of Commerce tonight at which a full
attendance Is desired.
New th Century tan lace shoes for
ladles. Columbia 8hoe Co., successors to
Copeland & Tnorsen.
Mr. Q. W. Lounsberry left last evening
on the Potter to attend the grand lodge
of Masons In Portland.
A. H. Mallory, of Portland, and Judge
Ealelgh Stott of the same city, were
guests at the Occident yesterday.
Captain Sullivan says that while com
ing down the river yesterday he noticed
a seine In operation off Megler's.
Pure sweet cream fresh from th. sep
arator every morning and guaranteed to
whip. 20c per pint. C. B. Smith.
As white shoes and gloves are to be In
the price oi
FROM NOW UNTIL SPRINO
Overcoats and winter wrap will be la
fashion. They can be discarded, tempor
arily while traveling In the tam-lated
trains of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St
Paul Railway. For solid comfort, for
speed and for safety, no other line can
compare with this great railway of the
west-
Use Webfoot Corn Care. Xo
cure no pay. For sale at Es-tes-Crain
Drug Store.
OUR CORNER.
A gentleman's resort, at corner Bond
and 12th streets. Th. finest brands of
liquors and cigar always on band. Call
and try us.
ANDERSON PETJSRSON.
Fnr 15 cents vou can secure an excel
lent well-served meal at the Bon Ton
Restaurant, No. 671 Commercial street.
Thsv 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.
Mr. J. W. Wambold left for Chicago
this morning, and will In all probability
go Into business In the windy city.
The barometer yesterday made a
change of base several times, but at last
accounts the Indicator was going up.
A lot with good business house renting
for $M per month on Commercial street
15000 Best buy in Astoria, R. L. Boyle
ft Co.
Th eiurineers were busily engaced ye
terday In tightening up the locks which
hold the bridge secure while th. draw I
closed. The engine has been put in post
tlon. and the entire machinery ot the
bridge Is about ready for use.
For the next ten days w will have a
special sale of velvet, silk, and cloth
wraps at wholesale prices, the handsom
est and best fitting shirt waists, and a
large line of duck suits and wrapper nt
way down prices. I. Cohen, Low Price
Store, 491 Bond street. Cor. nth.
The Are noticed lust evening across the
river which at the time was tfiouuht by
those who were acquainted with that
hore to have been the North Shore can
nery, proved yesterday to hav Ven
Cook's fishing station, which was entirely
destroyed, entailing a loss of about tl"v.
Mf. M. J. Kltriey ha received word
from tfie World's Food Congress, held In
Londjn. that his exhibit of canned salm
on received the highest award In Its class,
with special recommendation for Its ex
cellent coalition and purity. This Is the
h'ghest praise that such a product can
receive.
11 was rumored yesterday on the suvet
that Mr. John Enbent will be appointed
foreman of the Scandinavian cannery, In
place M Mr. Norberg. deceased, and It
was thought probable that after the fu
neral of Mr. Norberg the fishermen at
the Scandinavian cannery will SO to
work, aceptlng the offer made day before
yesterday.
Mr. Wm. Honeyman. D'WIIkle, and E.
T. Johnson, of Portland, and H. Ulenn,
oi the Dalles, who are proposing to be-
fcome the bondsmen for contractor vt one,
on the balance of the line of railroad to
Ooble, were In the city yeaterday and
have taken a trip over the line to Inves
tigate matters. It 1 thought a decision
will be reached In a few days' time.
Sheriff Hare yesterday returned to ht
rft for a few hours and stated to aS
Astorlan reporter that everyming up n
river was quiet and peaceable, lie visited
the fishing settlements all along the river
and offered each man protection If he
wanted to flah. but found none except
those at CHiton wno careo m ki
offer. He said the men told him that It
was not the present danger they were
afraid of, but that if they should go out
fishing now and the strike was settled
this seaxon, they would have to leave the
river. Next year they would be spotted
men, and It Is future protection that they
were looking for and not protection nt
the present, moment.
Coroner Pohl returned about midnight
from Clifton with the body of the mun
found in the river at that point yester
day. Mr. Pohl says that It Is undoubt
edly the body of Sam Mellandt, one oi
the four parties missing from that part
of the river last week, among them be
ing the Ounlon woman whose body wus
found a week ago Sunday on the beach
at Astoria. The coroner Is of the opin
ion that the body burled yesterday und
which was thought by several to have
been that of Sam Mellandt, must have
been the remains of Ounlon, the brother
of the woman. Further Investigation ot
the matter will be had today, neverai
I wounds aupear on the head of the body
brought down last night, apparently
made by a sharp instrument.
THE WATER COMMISSION.
At the regular meeting of th Astoria
water commission last evening, only rou
tine business was transacted: the resigna
tion of Engineer Adam was accepted.
The secretary wi s Instructed to forward
to Mr. Adams the following In reply to
his letter published at the last meeting:
Astoria, Oregon. June th, H.
Mr. Arthur U Adams, Astoria, Oregon:
IVar Sir: Your rommtmtcatl'in of the
list ultimo was duly received and file, I,
and the suggestion rontlrcd therein that
the relation existing between this com
mission and the firm of w hich you are a
member terminal, with the Slid day of
the same month, Is hereby accepted.
The commission desires. In this connec
tion, to express It entire satisfaction
with every detail of the great work upon
which you hav. been employed, tuu
which you have pushed to such A suc
cessful conclusion. The commls.lon Is
happy to say that at no time during tlio
progress of the undertaking has there
been the slightest occasion for friction cr
disagreement of any character between
yourself am! the commission, individually
or collectively.
From the outset .".! !iiteriy eemp'e
henslon and control of your work was
recognised and appreciated, and at no
stage of the undertaking ha the rom
mission, or any member of It. entertained
other than feellm: of tlw fullest conn
dence In both the propriety of your plans
and the method of their accomplishment.
In conclusion the commission begs to
tender you US congratulation on the ile
served (landing and reputation th suc
cessful performance of yovir contract
with the commission bids fair to attain
for you among your professional breth
ren throughout the country, and you may
feel assured that your future career will
be followed with Interest and pride by
every member of the commission, and
doubtless by the cltlxens of Astoria gen
erally.
With the alneerest expression or hign
personal regard, ami hope for your con
tinued ucces In future, we remain,
Tour very truly
W. W. PARKER.
C. 9. W RIGHT,
h. o. Van di sks.
W. E. DEMENT,
J. Q. A. HOWI.BT,
F. A. FISHER,
8. EI. MORE,
Astoria Water Commission.
e cream by the bushel at C. B.
l ath's. Ice cream soda a specialty.
Private parlors for ladies. 4S3 Commercial
street
There' more clothing destroyed by poor
aoap than by actual wear. "Hoe Cake"
osp contains no free alkali and will not
Injur, th. finest lace. Try It and notice
th. dlfferenc. In quality. Ross, Hlggln
Co.
The contractors have finished driving
the piles for Fisher's new dock. Work on
the dock and warehouse will commence
at once.
A 60 foot lot with good business house
on Commercial street renting for fS6 per
month, for ),s00 on easy terms. K. L.
Boyle & Co.
Ross Cassell and Win Crosby will rep
reesnt the Astoria Athletic Club at the
Multnomah handicapped games In Port
land June 13.
Malt Juice from the National Brewing
Company, San Francisco, requires no bro
mo seltzer In the morning. It Is health
ful and nourishing. )
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Mr. N. J. Craln having thl day sold
his Interest In the Estes-Crsln Drug Co.
to Dr. O. B. Estes, will retire from the
management of the business. Dr. Estes
assuming all liabilities of the company
and receiving all moneys due the com
pany.
N. J. CRAIN,
O. B. ESTES.
Astoria, Or., June , 1S.
"Just think of the wonderful things
science teaches you," said a teacher the
other day; "t vegetable diet goes straight
to the development of certain moral nnd
physical qualities. The llesh eater, we
are told, Is apt to be not merely bold, but
cruel, and If the world would stop eating
cows and mules and horses It would be
come domesticated in time, and the mll
lenlum would seriously think of coming
this way for a visit. Let me inina now
the theory runs. Ah! you must choosa
first the kind of character you would
like to possess and then chooso the veg
etable which produces It. You see, the
rule Is a very simple one, the only dif
ficulty being In Its reduction to practice.
Carrots will give ycu a mild temer; peus
canned or otherwise, I suppose moke
you Joyous and Jubilant; turnip are de
pressing, and are, therefore, to be avoid
ed, but If you would be plump, red beets
will do the business. I might enumerate
other qualities which are the result ot
other vegetables, but I am a bit exhaust
ed. Well, In very truth, we do eat too
much meat. Try the beets and lettuce,
and If you live through It let me know
what happens."
A FIEND IN HUMAN SHAPE.
Indianapolis Journal.
The Club President You all remember
how Wilson, who used to come hero with
Watson, used to bore us with stories
about hla smart children, and how we
used to tolerate him, because he seemed
so happy In the telling?
The Club (Inchorus)-We do.
"I have Just learned that he Is n old
bachelor, and told u those yarns merely
for the pleasure of watching us squirm."
(Stunned silence.)
IMPOSSIBLE.
Chicago Evening PoL
"Do 1 understand you to say that this
man never made a stutement that wasn't
true?"
' That was what I said."
The questioner laughed long and loud.
"Impossible," he said. "Absurd! Pre
posterous! Why, h'. a government
weather prophet."
A sad accident happened Monday morn
ing by which August Norberg, fore
man of the Scandinavian cannery, and
Charles Osvlk, lost their lives by drown.
I Ing. It seems that Mr. Norberg was as-
A gentleman was heard to remark yes- slating Osvlk to moor ta short
terday that It now seemed to be a case distance east of the cannery, fo bring
of five cent, or no fish; five cent, or no ' him back after be had moored his boat,
beer: five cents or no bread. Norberg took a very small skiff from a
Christine Nllsson, the Comtesse de
Casa Miranda, bought Wattcau's "Diane
au Huln," recently sold at auction in
Paris, for 107,000 francs. The picture had
been pervlously offered to the Louvre
Museum for 100,010 francs.
Awarded
Highest Honor World'' Fair,
Old Medal, Midwinter Fair.
Engineering Record,
The paper by Mr. Arthur L Adam
on "The Astoria City Water Works," III
tlw April Proceeding of th American
Society of Civil Engineers. Is ait ad
mirable record of th construction ot a
public work of no great magnitude, and
yet worthy of more than passing remark
for a number of reasons. Tl city ut
Astoria haa a population of laut I'.vuu
people, who had. prior to tl construc
tion of the new works, enJovrVMi full
blessing of being supplied with water
by a private eomiwny. In. led the r
question had reached such a pass through
twd construction and won dsign that
total collapse was Imminent at any mo
ment. With commendable public spirit
and foresight th city began th von
miction of a conduit mors than ten
milea lung In order that all prolxiblv
future needs may be supplied from a
source and through a system under It
own control. A much larger munici
pality near New York could with ad
damage emulate the example ot the llltle
city at the mouth of the Columbia rlv. r.
It Is chlclly to the engineering features
of th work, however, that wa wish to
call attention.
The amount of public money svalUUI
tor the desired construction was natural
ly not largn for such an undertaking,
and the possibility even of accomplish
ment lay In excellent engineering design
and suierlson. Indeed, It may he suld
In season, not only In thl case, but In
many other durliut th past hl-tnry ot
the country, municipal existence almoal,
and certainly municipal prosperity, ha
been romph'irly d,'iendeni upon lb skill
and rtnVlnicy with which th civil en
gineer In the public ervlce have adopt
ed their designs to, and availed th m
selves of purely local mean In order to
attain both the necessary economy and
excellence. Older precedent bnv. been
Ignored and Hew one, frr.pirntly ot the
boldest character and exhibiting grvui
fertility of resource, have tsH'n rstab
Ihhvd. These feature of American n
glnecrlng have Wen develop, d un.lir the
condition of gruwlh of the newer por
tion of the country, but many oi thi m
are worthy of th most careful consid
eration by the practitioner of ih obl r
Eastern portion.
Oil of the first feature of special In
terest In the Astoria water worn I tin
combined woisl and steel pipe line. In
spite of the fact that 1h)IIi lp o( pipe
have licen frequently used hstetofure.
The wooden stave In this rase were ot
the yellow fir of Oregon, and II npirars
to be well adaptrd to the purpose Th.
care, Used In th nrslgn and construc
tion of this part of the work Is attested
by the Investigations madn to drlrrmin
the pressure effect on the wood In cim'
sequence of the swelling of ins slave;
and the best maximum pressun. utid.-r
which the wood sliould l us-d. It
seemed to b Indicated b Hie. experience
gained that th latter quantity was about
1.0 pound per musr inch. Inasmuch
ss the IS-lnch stave ple la ub)ecud to
a great a head lis ',t feet, the preced
ing dvlermlnailon were Important, and
I he Work wa so well done that a length
Of the pipe when tested by tilling nhov
k closed gat proved 10 be wlihiait link
age. Again, a l-lnrh riveted sleel pli
about one-eighth of an Inch thick, bild
with lead Joints, under head of SO feet
Is not a usual piece of water works prac
tice. Open stand pipe In th line of the con
duit afforded mean of measuring the
friction head between them and thu
determining from actual 1 and 14-Inch
pipe the coefficient for either Chesy's
or Kutter's formula. The values found
in the former were 133 for th. wooden
pipe and !". for the steel, while in cor
responding quantities of Kutter's for
mula were 0.omSS and 0.0113. It Is thus
seen that the tnve pip offers a less
friction than the cal-lron pipes, the
testa of which were made by Mr. Kulch
llng of Rochester, N. Y., and given In the
Engineering Record of May !. II Is also
Imiwrtant to observe that th. Chesy co
efficient for the riveted steel conduit la
practically Identical with that determined
by Mr. Kulchllng for the same class ot
pipe, although the latter had a diameter
of OT Inches. Such determinations as
these with actual pipe line of great
length under service conditions are ot
extraordinary professional value and
mark distinct advance In civil engineer
ing practice.
The remaining fenture to which we
shall give special attention Is the reser
voir lining which was composed for the
bottom, of ( Inches of Portland cement
concrete In 20-foot squares with half
Inch "expansion Joints" of asphalt, a ce
ment mortar finish and two cant of
asphalt aggregating nearly 1M. Inche In
thickness. The reservoir was excavated
for more than two-third of It depth
In clay or clay and sand, and It was
essentlnl that the lining of the bottom
should be capable of adjusting Itself to
some settlement without sensible leak
age. It would appear that th design
was well adanted to these end. The
aspahlt conotlng will permit even crack
ing of the concrete to ome extent with
out leakage and the Joints of the same
material will enable considerable Irregu
lar vertical movement of the bottom to
tako place without discontinuity. The
same, asphalt Joint exhibit In u striking
manner the expansion and contraction
of tho concrete block due to changes ot
temperature and demonstrate th. neces
sity of providing for thermal changes
of volume In monollthlo concrete struc
ture. These and other features of tho
paper, Including the complete slnlomenis
of cost, murk It as one of exceptional
value In tho Transaction of the Ameri
can Society of Civil Engineers.
when ho find soma secluded, shady bhi
and eats th luncheon which he has been
currying with him during th morning.
After sn hour ret th rid l resumed,
and when lb Journey has been carefully
planned th late afternoon usually see
the arrival al om town or villa
w Iters may bo obtained a good uppr
and accommodation for lb night. A
bath and a rhang of th dust and per
piratlon atalnrd garment, which should
be Immediately turned over lo an oblig
ing laundress who will hav them ready
In th morning, Is th first essential lo
comfort. Then come the supper, which,
If good. I enjoyed a dinner after a
day al the office In th" city ner sr..
Alter a stroll, sleep la delightfully sound
ami restful: and, awakened by I lie sun
streaming itilo hi room In th morn
ing, the cycllsl rise finding a youthful
buoyancy of spirit and vager for the
cscne ami experience of another day.
It I very necessary on Hies trip thai
the bicycle, upon which so much depend,
should ! wurthy of your conndence. A
poor wheel I a thins of much depravity,
with a low cunning which makes II
doubly dangerous When you r with
in asy walking distance- of your hum
or a rsiwlr hop II runs beautifully, You
begin to trust and admlr It. and start
out Joyouly upon th long tour which
you have been anticipating for week.
II iteenta Ilk riylng to rid along on lht
noble wheel. It hurries you on nd on,
with hardly an effort on your pari. You
Uav. civilisation and th haunt of nirn
behind you, snd ar. thrill"! with the
wiidne of nature on a foreat road, per
hap, or th grandeur of th. mountain
acenery, when Iher I nn plosion Ilk
a pistol shut. There I a long silt In
your lira, thai I all: or tb pribil crank
h broken from a flaw In Hi metal; and
wearily, haling all mankind, and blcyel.
maker In particular, yott drag th thing
back over I he mil you came so gayly.
These catastrophe rarely occur If th
wh- I a good one. Ther ar no flaw
in th metal used In good wheeels. snd
th puncture of Ih lire ar mall and
asilv mended. It I fel. iherwfor. la
bur on of a maker of recognised repU'
latlon. and Iho of standard prl ar
usually chrapest In the end.
R.port of lh Condition
orTMg
First National Bank
OF ASTORIA,
Al I"M. Ill the Nlsle ol thrgoii, si tb elosw
ul buiiiiFM, Mjr 1, i msi.
HKsOt'Ml'g.
Uwun tul discounts.,.,....,
trtrroraJ! secured and unsecured.
I , n. bonds to MH-un riic uUlloo.
rr-tiiiuiiti en t' a lamas
Hlocfes, eeurities, elc,. ,..,.M
tillisr Ileal Susie and Moitssgcs
II Ileal
Oil Imiii hat mial banks liul re.le
HKllM .
I ins 'miii slat Hanks and bonkers.
Ihts front aiuuiivea rewrv. asrnu ,.
t'heck and other cah Itrins
Nules uf ulber NalMlal Hanks.
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sped JH) 00
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The U. S. dov't Reports
thow Royal faking Powder
superior to all otben,
A TWISTER.
A twister In twltlnff
May twist him a twist,
For In IwUtlng a twist
Thre twist maa. a IWIsf.
Hut If on of th Iwlst
I'nlwlsl from th lwlt,
Th. tlt untwisting
I ntwlsts th. twist.
That Is. whn If twlsisd with any
other twin, than MARSHALL'S.
AN ENIGMATICAL BILL OF FARE,
For a dinner, served on th Dining cars
r th. fhlraso. Mllwauk and HU Paid
Railway, will b lent to any address on
receipt of a two-omt potg tamp.
Apply to Oeo, H. Haffrd. 0nral Pas
ngr Agent, Old Colony Building, Chi
rago, Illinois.
Halton Hea Salt for baths at
the KstPH-Crain Drnp Store.
10c and ioc ler package.
Many Is th leading tailor, and pay
th. highest cash price for fur skin.
Marshall'. twln-used by 7 pr sent
of th fishermen on th Columbia rtvr.
Total
i.lABiuriss.
t'apiial l"ek paid In "
surtmn llthil ... iv.si w
I'll. IM. I.il profits leu l
lieimrs si.it Uiki paid.. .. Mll VO
National hank Uutrs rail
slaiiillli , .'1
tiiv lo Stale Hanks and
llslikrrs.... . VM
ludlviitusl dttitiu sub.
J.-ci to check (.'4I.W 48
tiellisnil rvrOnrlft of dl-
ptodl,. 4S.WJ ItJ St ft
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slat al Orfn. I
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I. a. S. Hindoo, cnirr of lb abut ShIihhI
bank, do olcliuilv sarsr His: the at Hal
ninil h Inir lo llic Ih , of nit knowledge and
Cx.li.-t. H. ft IIOHlaiN.I a.hlr
subscribed and swum lo Pel"! uir this 1 1 lit
day ol Msjr. l-t.. C H I HuMnN,
Nolaijf 1'utdie.
Corrcl-Aitct
Jo HANTIIHIIS. ,
J01I1 s Pr-VI-lN, J lilreetiir
JA. till K MM.
SHOBS I
ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC
Our Ursii ock of Mki.'i, I I Mi--i' and
I'hlMrra'tsliur ill b
HOLD AT COMT
until July ll, I1, without rsxr. !
yur oi'isirtoa'tl I" gei soaiitluiif rd
sn4 rvlUM fur your money, a
imillrtl tu aiakr r"iu fol (audi toilerod
from lail.ll lusa'lfsclurv's, Slid now III
transit.
P. J. GOODMAN & CO.
584 COMMERCIAL ST
Xln Kir
Itsd Hot 1
WANTED.
WANTKU-A dressmaker would list
sum sewing by Ih day. Address Mm 4,1
" WANTEI'-Thr unfumtaHd room
for light housekeeping. "K." Astorlan
office.
W ANTKD Itemlngtot. lypwrllrr cov
er. Address U. Astonon cine.
Ttenenth a tamr' berth
there' lust room trough for
on of our IJ.If lelcope satchsl.
and not near enough for th
ordinary trunk. Hence, a satch
el Is a necessity If you're going
oi a sea voyag.
THE ARPADK
Grand
Concert
GIVEN BY-
VMfVVXYW
' HOW TO TAKK A CYCLING TRIP.
A cycling tourist of experience any
that his plan when on a trip Is to eat
a light but nourishing breakfast nt about
5:10 o'clock In the morning, and begin
his day's ride at . In the summer,
when the sun rises long before 5, tills la
not a painfully early hour, and any In
convenience occasioned by morning sleep
cut off Is more than counterbalanced by
the exhlllrating pleasure of riding when
the dew Is still trembling on the flowers,
and th charming youth and freshness
of the day have not yet passed. Th.
tourist continue his Journey until noon,
mm
Most Perfect Made.
40 Yean the Standard.
Th. best chemical compound tor wash
ing powder I "Boap Foam,'' a It will
not "yellow the clothe," nor burn th.
hands. It's th. finest thing In th. world
for th. bath. On. trial will convlno.
you.
Miss
Eugenia
Kelly
i .
t... FISHER'S OPERA
HOUSE
June 19th
To raise a fund to entertain visiting fire
men during the tournament and conven
tion next August.
Tlckots, 50 cent, to be procured of any
of the firemen, or at the New York Novel
ty Store where lent can be rcssrved
without extra charge.
PATRONIZE
A GOOD
CAUSE
WANTKD-Mlluatlon by rompet.nt
book-keeper.. Addr 11. Astorlan oftlc.
W ANTKD To Itrnt-A house of six or
avert rooms, centrally located. Addr.
J., Astorlan offioa.
W A NT KD-JPItt 'M PT A N D K A IT I I F I ' Is
gentleman or lady to travel for rsllabl
established hous In Dragon. Salary, 17
payahl tit weekly and expense. Hltua
Uon permanent. iirriues. r.nctos sa ir-
addressed stamped envelope. II. II. 1U,
Pres., 164 Dearborn Htrcct, CblcKgo.
WANTED By hous tw.nty ytarW
standing, lady or gentleman, willing to
Isarn our bulna, then to trawl, or to
do office work. Salary, tsoO.ou. Enclosa
self-sddreased stamped envelop, to A.
T. El.DKIt, Managar, ear Dally As
torlan,
FOR BALE.
FOR BALK CHKAP-A pilot driver-Apply
to llwaro Lumbar Yard, llwaco.
FOR BALK Th Ferrell property, cor
ner of Kxchamr and 14th trt. Pries,
M.K. W. C. Casssll, 471 liond stn.t, agt
JAPANES15 GOODS - Fireworks - Ju
out Just recelvvd-Just what you want,
at Wing Leo's, MJ Commercial stre.l.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Small dwelling hous.: fur.
nltur for sols. Apply at Astorlan office.
FOR RENT A furnished room, Ut Ird
treat.
FOR RENT Three or four rooms, with
board, at Mrs, K. C. Holden's, corner
Duan. and Ninth streets. I'rlc reasonable.
REWARD.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD will b. paid
for any Information which will load to
th. axrit and conviction of th. person
or persons who stole th. plush card re
ceiver from th Palao Car.
W. W. WHIPPLE, Proprietor.
FOUND.
FOUND A gentleman's gold ring,
marked with Odd Follow's emblem. Own
er can recover same by applying nt As
torlan office.
Emil Schacht
ARCHITECT
GEO. NICOLL, Assistant.
OFFICE:
Kopp's jJew Brewery
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Printing
The Astorlan
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to Its Job
Printing Department
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