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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1896)
THE DAILY ASTORIAX. Sl'NOAY MORNING. tub r.cn VJ L-.1 1... A RESORT FOR OENTLEMEN ALEX CAMPBELL, Prop. Corner Commercial ud nth St. WARRENTON Columbia Harbor Land Co. CORNER... BOND and ELEVENTH STS. Mips oi application. New Astoria... located at the terminus of the Astoria and ColnniMa River Railroad, at the month of the Columbia River. It fronts on the deep water of the Columbia River Harbor, and being perfectly protected from wind and seas, affords the very best docks for ships on this bay: therefore, ft Is the exact spot for the seaport of the peat Northwest. These facts were recognized by the Astoria & Columbia 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 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. The New Astoria Company .COMMERCIAL ST. Clarkson & Marvin LONG FIR PILING Promptly Furnished A Square LOOK will convince you that our Special $11J Suits are just as good material and just as cleverly tailored as any $15, $16 or $17 Suits anywhere in the city. HERMAN WISE 1 Reliable 1 Clothier. f 1L! fcl omeining new... i Children' and Youth's Steel Shod Shoe, all Size and Style W. also carry a fine line of ladles' and neo'e shoes, from the best to the lowest rsllabl. goods. All goods warranted just as represented. JOHN HAHN CO., 471 Commercial Street. YESTERDAY'S WEATHER. Local weather for the 24 hours end ing at S p. m. yesterday, furnished by the United States Department of Agri culture, Weather Bureau. Maximum temperature, 70 degre-s. Minimum temperature, 56 d;greej. ; Precipitation,' none. Total precipitation from September 1st, 1895, to date; 77.10 Inches. Excess of precipitation from Septem ber 1st, 1895, to date, 6.64 Inches. TODAY'S WEATHER. Portland, July- 3. For Washington and Oregon, fair weather; warmer east of the Cascades, except stationary at Walla Walla. Beaver Hill nnH fiilirmn - - - - - - For riwlly or steam l'rm LkAS RK.4SON ALB. IN TRICK ELMORE. SANBORN . If you will look into the situation you will soe that WARRENTON is the cream of west side property. The center of improve ments is here, and as an investment for business or a home there is nothing to equal it in the whole projvsition. In WARRENTON lots are all large, full sire, 50x100. Prices range from $150 to $250 each. Sold on installments. Terms to suit. Save your change and buy a lot iu WARRENTON An offlc hai been opened by th. pro. prtetors on. door east of th. Cro.br hardware .tor Call, be shown th. merits of this property, and Invest. Boom Company 216 anl 217 Chamber of Commerce Portlani. Oregon AROUND TOWN. ; If honor calls, where're she points the ' way, ! The sons of honor follow, and obey, j Churchill. I Dr. W. I. Howard, Homueopathlst, 586 ! Commercial street. It is said that fresh lettuce eaten at night will cure insomnia. Mrs. F. J. Taylor and daughter re turned from Portland yesterday. Fresh strawberries every morning at ' lowest market price. C. B. Smith. Until further r.otlce. steamer Lurllne j will leave Astoria at a. m. 'Jelly. Tou have only 29 days left to get ' Bratt's best photos at reduced rates. Ice cream for sale In bulk, and Ice i cream parlors at the Astoria Creamery. A large number of country cousins spent the Fourth In the city yesterday. ! The finest separator cream In the i city at bedrock price, at C. B. Smith's. Rogers' Fourth of July soap train was greatly admired yesterday after noon. Some extraordinary concoctions are prepared at soda water counters now adays. Just received, a choice stock of fine teas, coffees and spices, at Foard & Stokes Co. "Tessle." carried the Stars and Stripes yesterday, and was as proud as anybody in town. Cream from the celebrated Mikado cream separator, fresh every day, at Foard & Stokes Co. The skirt and Jacket worn with soft blouse fronts make desirable outing costumes for ladles. Professor G. H. Stokes and wife, of Marysvllle, Cal., will arrive on the next Bteamer from San FranclBco. It is a splendid thing to get religion on Sunday, but it is mighty hard to keep It all the rest of the week. Go to the Spa for your candles and Ice cream. The only first-class place In town. Crushed fruits always on hand. J. W. Cook and E. A. Seeley, of Port land, and P. J. McGowan, of Chinook, were registered at the Occident yes terday. J. H. Bratt is doing some nice work. He has made a big reduction on his drat class cabinet photos. Call and see yourself. Umpire Gosslln made his mark at the cricket game yesterday. He may not fTO A I VrtU T-y If I I J II... A CO. Agents. Astoria. be a good land agent, but he's all right on cricket. The grocery stores had hard work yesterday to close up, and even after the doors were shut many demanded admittance. Ice cream by the bushel at C. B. Smith's. Ice cream soda a specialty. Private parlors for ladles. 4SS Com mercial street. Married Yesterday, by Judge H. E. Nelson, at the residence of the bride's father, in Uppertown. Miss Nettle D'Elia to Louts Galllg. A ship was reported outside yester day afternoon which It was hoped would prove to be the Fulwood, with the steel for the railroad. Alex. Gilbert's Improvements at Sea side are up to date. When the railroad Is completed across the bay, he will give a grand opening ball. Mayor Fat O'Hara, of Clatsop, was In town yesterday celebrating Indepen dence day. He wor. a green necktie and the stars and stripes. A desirable, well-located six room dwelling, completely furnished, can be rented for the summer season. For particulars see For Fent column. It is said that one of the loading clothing houses in the city has sold over UD suits at til 30 during the past week. Advertising special sales pays. Rogers' Sarsaparllla Is a specific for Impurities of the blood; It cures rheu matism, pimples, liver complaint, and foul stomach. Large bottles 85 cents. George Cole, Westport, W. H. Young, Portland, A. L. Corey. Ogden. L. J. Miller and A. E. Ederer. Chicago, reg Istered at the Parker House yewterday. The Multnomah cricketers and their friends registered at the Ovcld'-nt yes terday. When the boys returned from the game Mine Host had to move out on the sidewalk. Postmaster Wise has arranged for an extra mail on the steamer Potter Sat urday afternoon. This will bring the mall here Saturday night Instead of Sunday morning. Miss Maud Warren returned yes terday morning from her Eastern trip. She has spent several months In Cal ifornia and Denver, and the past few weeks In Missoula. Montana. The dally double service established today by the Seishore railroad, meets with general approval. Doubtless In a few days more many more trains will be running direct Into the city. Captain George M. Leland. of the Claude B. Hanthorn, reports that he Is securing a fair amount of fish up the river. He will make a trip at 1:30 to day to Pillar Rock and Brookfletd. The steamer State arrived from San Francisco yesterday morning, and im mediately left up the river for Port land. While entering the harbor she fired a salute In honor of the day. Button, button, who has the button? Griffin & Reed's stock of campaign buttons, sent out from the East, In cludes many novelties which the boys on both sides are wearing on their coats. Mr. D. K. Warren has determined to further enhance the value of business property In Warrenton by building a new hotel at that point. It Is expected that work will commence on the struc ture this fall. A special train left the bridge last evening for Seaside, carrying a num ber of belated visitors to the various resorts. Among those who missed the morning boat was Agent LounBberry, who was booked for a picnic at Gear hart. Services today at the Presbyterian church as follows: The pastor. Rev. Henry Marcotte, will conduct regular services at 11 a. m. and at 8 p. m. - Awarded Highest Honor World'. Fair, Oold Medal, Midwinter Fair. , DRr Most Perfect Made. 40 Years the Standard. mm v CREAM HERE ARE BARGAINS Sabbath school at close of the morning I service. Y. P. 8. C. E. at T p. m. Sent. free and everybody welcome. For the next ten days we will have a special sale of velvet, silk. nd cloth i vraps at wholesale prices, the hand somest and best tuting shin ai.i, jatrotlsm still Kulcs in the Hearts and a large line or uuck suns, ami wiapper at way down prices. 1. Cohen, Low Price Store, S1 Bond street, cor ner Eleventh. The weather yesterday was excep tionally tine Slid t'nele Sum deserves a premium for having favored Asiorla's Fourth of July. In the afternoon there was Just wind enough from the west to make a few whltecap on the bay. and the view was particularly flue ow ing to the clearness of the atmosphere. Program of service at the Congr. na tional church tonight: 1, voluntary; 3. singing; S. Scripture rcudlng; . an them; 5, Declaration of the Thlreen States la) procession: ! statement of grlevsnces; to) Washington's appeal; Id) Star Spangled Banner, solo by Mis Hobson; 6, Patriotism, pastor; T, Amer ica. Auditor Keutner. of the A. and C. R. R. it., yesterday finished putting In the switch at Warrenton for the Flavel branch. The track will he finished, barring accident, on Tuesday, and thereafter all t rattle- to Seaside will be handled via Flavel Instead of the old bridge as at present, until the rails are laid across the new bridge. The football game at Ilw.no yester day was a very lively one. The mutch was between the first team of the II wacos, and the second team of the A. F. C.'s. The home boys were consider ably out-classed, but the score of J to 0 w as not a bad one. Winn Crosby ami the McKlniie Brothers, of the Astoria team, did some tine work, while Hunter McKenale. another brother, with the Iluaco team, made a splendid shn'v Ing. The good people of Warrenton have taken up the question of water supply for that Down, and It Is estimated that at the compartlvely small cost of 4S.si0 a system of water works can be put in from the falls of the Lewis and Clarke. This system will supply War fenton, Flavel and New Astoria. A proposition, however, has been made to the Astoria Water Commission to build a main across the Young's Bay railroad bridge and supply the west side of the bay in that manner. One of the most interesting cricket matches every played on an Astoria field took place yesterday at Smith's Point. The Multnomahs, of Portland, and the Aatorlans, crossed wickets. The L score stood at the end of the game ui to 68 points, In favor of Multnomah Lawrence, the giant of the Multnomah team, alone made three-quarters of the score. The home team could have easi ly beaten the visitors had the giant been sick. But. as this Is the first game of the season, the Astoria boys will yet make their mark. Mr. A. F. Powell, the well known civil engineer, had a peculiar experi ence a few days ago while visiting the railroad camps above Tongue Point. The foreman thought he had come there to work, and when he left, pre sented him with a time check for ten and one-half days at 15 cents a day, deducting 11.56 on merchandise account, leaving the gentleman with one and one-third cents to his credit. The back of the certificate bore the Inscription "Discharged." The amount was raised to $1.03 and the creek cashed. When Paymaster Jones got hold of It he thought something was wrong, and wrote Foreman Smith for an explana tion. Smith replied that the man had good recommendations, hut he proved to be a very poor worker except at meal times, and was sorry that he had paid him so large a salary. Powell will probably make himself known when visiting railroad camps In future, and It Is a question whether the Joke Is on Paymaster Jones or Engineer Powell. BICYCLE ACADEMY. Sherman Thing have opened a riding school next door to Pacific Express office. Competent Instructors constantly In at tendance. Cleveland and Crescent bi cycles for sale and rent. For 15 cents you can secure an excel lent well-served meal at the Bon Ton Restaurant, No. 671 Commercial street. They are also fully prepared to ierve all kinds of fish, game and delicacies of the season, ss well as oysters In every Imaginable style at the lowest living prices. Come once and you will con tinue to come. Salton Sea Salt for baths at the Estes-Conn Drug Store. 10c and 25c per package. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. A Beautiful Addition on the West Side. i ! I i SULO ...WATCH... FOR FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENT DAY IN ASTORIA uf the ("topic of the Land. h.a;s. iuntin;. HRi:voKKS Cit is Holiday Attire Cosstry Costias If Tutes. is r.ll rorc. - Sos Atttsd Desks, ssd Otkcis Stay at Nosie. Contrary to rule, but In accordance with Mr. Orover'a predictions, the Fourth dawned with clear .kles. The day was all that could be desired by anyone. Early In the morning the small boy and the firecracker awakened the more sleepy elders. The celebration of the day was car ried out according to a previously ar ranged program, and during the morn ing the Rev. Robert IJddell delivered an oration, which Impressed upon the minds of the rising generation the meaning of th. word "Independence," and gave a reason for firing the festive cracker. Sheriff Hare read the Decla ration of Independence, and the Astoria Amateur Band rendered appropriate music during the day. Before the close of the morning exercises Mrs. John K. i.rutke ret'lted a poem, "Our Country." composed by herself; Or It COUNTRY. (By Mrs. J. K. Cratke.) O'er all our nation's mighty realm The lings and banners float on high. From North to South, from East to West, Resounds our Freedom's Joyous cry. With patriotic love divine Is ,very loyal heart now fired. Who hears the IHrlarutlon read Ami does not feel his soul Inspired? Those noble thoughts In words so grand Will live as long as Lllerty With naming torch doth light the world Ami prove our glorious nation free! We scarcely realise It now, Who read the declaration o'er, How hard those trials It relates How cruel the pain our fathers bore. How can we, when today we view This mighty nation of the free! We could not feel as they fiylt then. For as they were we would not be. No tyrant king doth rule our land; No fetters bind that we must break; No foreign power from our lives Can happiness or freedom take. "Secure and strong against the world," We say with proudly beaming eye, And with a loud, triumphant cheer, We wave the Stars and Stripes on high. And yet there Is a tyrant, bold, And cruel as Old King George has been. Is patriotism but a word? When In our midst he reigns unseen? Unseen but felt! Why rise we not And fling Its cursed ybke aside! K'en as our fathers spurned their king, And for our freedom fought and died. Throw off the yoke of selfishness! Indifference to the public weal Stalks like a demon through the land Corruption following at his heel! Condemn me not, Oh, dearest friends, For having else than praise today; To close the eyes, or veil the truth, Doth mark th. hypocrite alway, It proves no lack of patriot lovo To speak of dangers that behest, To boast of what we are not sure Can show our vanity at best. Think ye our loved land secure, Corruption eating at Its core? If so ye think, turn history's page And read again of days of yore. And there ye'll find the foremost cause That made each mighty nation fall, Corrptlon was, and selfishness Indifference to the good of all! In seventeen hundred and seventy-six, When all this land with Ills was rife, ' For mutual aid men pledged their all, "Fortune and Sacred honor and Life." Their acts today we celobrate. Let's emulate as well as praise, Review of all their noble deeds Doth in our souls their purpose raise! So in our hearts, this happy Fourth, Let's pledge our lives and fis-tunes too. To lend no aid to aught that's wrong, And strive for all that's good and true! The welfare of our land and homes Our first and foremost thought must be. The will th nobis flag w lov. From selfish, cancerous wrongs l free. And prouder than the proudest quern Win Liberty her torch raiss high: Proclaiming to th listening world: "Her Truth and Freedom cannot die." In the afternoon, blcyel races, foot races, and all other kinds of races were Indulged In by the big and Utile. It was a gala day for th children and If they did not learn lesson of pa triotism It was their own fault. In the evening fireworks were discharged III various arts of the city, and the festivities wer prolonged to a 1st hour. The Western Union offlc. made more noise than any other Institution mi the street. The decorations throughout the city wer tasteful and handsome. Th ships and steamers lying In the stream threw out the stars and stripes and had all their bunting hitched to the must head. The Mansanlla, Columbine, Maelgwyn, and the pilot schooner Jes sie were particularly noticeable for their beautiful decorations. In th evening the Jessie was certainly a thing of beauty. A double lint of Chin ese lanterns were hung from rach mast head, and her ropes appeared as If a fir. The Fourth will ever burn with glory In Aatoria. TELL IT OCT. Don't sit down and wait for trade, 'Taint Uie way. (let a hustle, imtk. her show, Push your business make her go, iMi't sit down end wait for trade, Taint the way. 'Taint the way. If you've got something to sell, Tell It about. Let your neighbors see you're ''fly.' Oct up "bargains," don't say die, If you've anything to sell, , Tell It out, ' Tell It out. Folks don't know you If you don't Advertise. Keep things movln' every day, Talk about It; that's the way, Folks w.in't know you If you don't Advertise, Advert!., ROYAL DaKtng Powder. Highest of mil In IcMvtnlng $trtngth.-V. B. 0vraMt Report. l'se Webfoot Corn Cure. No enre no pay. For sale at Kates-Conn Drnjr Store. The very swell femlnln. bicyclist ears either a smart sailor hat or a conventional masculine derby. Meany Is the leading tailor, and pays th highest csah price for fur skins. WANTED. WANTED Good lady solicitor; dain ty work, good commission.. Address Mrs. V. L Fought. 4s Davis street, Portland, tir. WANTED Situation oy experienced woman as chamber maid, waitress or to do light housework. Address Hux D8i. city. WANTED At once; active agents for each county. Exclusive control and no risk. Will clear 12 to 25 hundred dollars a year. Enclose stamp for full particulars or 25c for 11 sample. Big Rapids Mineral Water Co., Big Rapids, Mich. WANTED To Rent-A house of six or seven rooms, centrally located. Address J., Astorian offlc. FOR BALE. JAPANESE OOODB - Fireworks - Just out Just received Just what you want, at Wing Lee's, Ml Comm.rolal street. FOR RENT. FOR RENT Three furnished rooms with or without board. Apply 181 7th street. FOR RENT For the Bummer a cen trally located six-room furnished house reasonable terms. Families with small children need not apply. Inquire at this office. FOR RENT A furnished room, 1st Ird street FOR RENT Three or four rooms, with board, at Mrs. E. C. Holden's, corner Duans and Ninth streets. Pries reason able, FOUND. FOUND A gentleman's gold ring, marked with Odd Fellow's emblem. Own sr can recover same by applying at As torian office. Beneath a steamer's berth (here's lust room anourh fnv X on. of our 12.16 telescope satohels and not near enough for tha ordinary trunk. Hence, a satch el Is a necessity If you're going on a sea voyage. THE ARCADE, Astoria Land & Investment Co. Bond Street... Astoria, Or. ASSIGN MI'S NOTICE. Notlc. Is hereby given that K. Tt. Ilawrs has mad a general assignment of all his property for th benefit of all his creditors; and that th under signed. C. J. Trenchsrd. has been ap pointed aslgne of said estate; and all creditors of said estate are hereby noti fied to present their claims against said estate, under oath, to m. within three months hereafter, at th store of said K. R. llawts, at No. SuS Bond street, of said city. C. J. TltENCIIAUD. Assignee. Astoria. Jun :5, !KX. EX Et UTOR's NOT 1('ET Notice I hereby given that t bv. been duly appointed executor of the last will and testament of Adam Mat ter, deceased. All persons having claims against th. .slat sr requested to present them to m. at th. law offlra of Frank J. Taylor, at Astoria. Oregon, within six months from this data. All persons owing th stai must pay their Indebtedness to m. at the same plac U)Ultf KIKCIIItoFr. lated, June ith. lix. NOTICE OF VOTE ON SWINE Kt'N.MNIi AT LARGE. Ofllc. of th County Clerk of Clatsop County. In accordant with Section No. 3(11 of "Hill's Annotated Ijiw of Oregon," nolle is hereby given that at a gen eral election held ' JtlD 1st. 1WT vote srere cast against Hwln. running t large; that In ilitr days frnrQ lb date of this nolle It will b unlawful for Hwln to run at large, within Clat sop county, Stale of Oregon, under penalty uf Flv Dollars for th first Offense, and Tli Dollar for each sub sequent offense, t be recovered from the owner of the Swln. by civil action In th name of the Stale of Oregon, be fore a Justice of th pear, of th pre cinct In which such owner or kepr, or either of them, may reside; and such penalty shall be for the ln-nr-flt of, and when collected paid Into, th common school fund of the county In which said action Is brought, within sixty days after such animal Is proved to be at Isrg. F. I. DUNUAR, County Clerk. Astoria. Oregon,. June 22nd, 1194. Clatsop County. Stat of Oregon. Whereas, on the 27th day of May, m. Esther Loire, Jack Lambert, Adolph Guolnag. and Sam Mellandt were waylaid and murdered near Cath lamet Head (two miles below Clifton), In Clatsop county, Oregon. Now, therefore, Clatsop county here by offers the following reward of ONE THOUSAND (11000) DOLLARS, for Information that will lead to th. arrest or conviction of the per. in or persons who murdered ssld parties. Said reward will be paid as follows: Five Hundred (1500) dollars will be paid for Information that will cause the ar rest and conviction of any on. of th. gang of murderers, and Five hundred (500) will be paid for Information that will cause the arrest and conviction of th. balance of th. persons committing said crime. Astoria, Oregon, Jun. 10, ISM. J. H. D. GRAY. County Judge, Clataop County, Or. R. L. Boyle & Co. Real " Estate LOANS AND INVESTMENTS B3Ht COMMERCIAL, ST. LADIES' Clonks ii nd Suits nuiJc to order or ready miide at the ..UNIQUE.. FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING C. A. LE VERE & CO. Ladles' Jailors. . SEASIDE SAWIuIIiIi. A complete stock of lumber on hand In th. rough or dressed. Flooring, rus tic, clllng, and all kinds of finish; mouldings and shingles; also bracket work dons to order. Terms reasonabl. and prices at bedrock. All ord.rs promptly attended to. Offlc and yard, at mill. H, F. L. LOOAN, Prop'r. Seaside, Oregon.