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FOR
GENTLEMEN
Corner
CommercUl
and nth St.
ALEX CAMPBELL. Pram
WARRENTON
Columbia Hartor
Land Co.
CORNER...
BOND and
ELEVENTH STS.
Mips oi application.
New Astoria...
Is located at tbe terminus of tbe Astoria and
Colombia River Railroad, at the mouth of the
Columbia River.
It fronts on the deep water of the Columbia
River Harbor, and beinj perfectly protected from
wind and seas, affords the very best docks for
ships on this lay: therefore, it is the exact spot
for the seaport of the freat Northwest.
These facts were recognized by the Astoria
& Columbia River Railroad Co. when
New Astoria Was Selected as
the Startim? Point for their Railroad
and the Location for the Terminals.
New Astoria is platted npon a plane high
enough for perfect drainage, and well protected
ty 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.
Something: New...
Children' and Youth's Steel
Shod Shoes, all Sizes and Styles'
We also carry a fin. Un of ladles and
sun's shoes, from th. batt to th. lowest
reliable foods. All roods warranted Just
as represented.
JOHN HAHN CO
". I V , C Commercial Street
TESTERDAT'S WEATHER.
Local weather tor th. 24 hours end
log at 5 p. m. yesterday, furnished by
th. United State. Department of Agri
culture, Weather Bureau.
Maximum temperature, 71 degrees.
Minimum temperature, 59 degrees.
Precipitation, none.
Total precipitation from September
1st, 1895, to date, T7.10 Inches.
Excess of precipitation from Septem
ber 1st, 195, to date, (.54 Inches.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Forecast For Washington and Ore
gon, fair weather, warmer.
AROUND TOWN.
Dr. W. L Howard, Homeopathlst, 58
Commercial street.
Dr. Alfred Kinney and family spent
yesterday at Flavel.
He's true to God who's true to man.
James Rusell Lowell.
Miss Woodfleld left for Portland on
tbe Ocean Wave last night
Fresh strawberries every morning at
lowest market price. C. B. Smith.
The open frock coat Is the latest
thing in imported ladies' Jackets.
Untll further notice, steamer Lurllne '
will leave Astoria at 6 a. m. dully.
Ice cream for sale in bulk, and Ice
cream parlors at the Astoria Creamery.
Tbe finest separator cream In the
city at bedrock prices at C. B. Smith's.
The canneries yesterday reported
that the fish were running rather light
again.
The regular monthly meeting of tie
Chamber of Commerce will be held to
night. Fred Olsen, of Olney; Theodore Chris
tians, of Walluskl, were In the city
yesterday.
Just received, a, choice stock of fine
teas, coffees and spices, at Foard
Stokes Co.
Stationery in shades of blue, from
the
misty , to the navy tones, is in
high favor; 1 ' 1
Clarkson & Mcjrvin
LONG FIR PILING
promctly Furnished
Beaver Hill
and Oilman
Tot Family et "teem Frtse.
CLEAN' KKASONALK IX TRICK
ELMORE. SANBORN
If you will look into the situation you will s 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 iu 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 hu teen opened by th. pro
prietors on. door east of th. Crosby
hardware store. Call. b shown th.
merits of this property, and Invest.
A. G. Barker, the Northwestern rust
ler, got all the freight there was In
town yesterday.
Cream from the celebrated Mikado
cream separator, fresh every day, at
Foard A Stoke Co.
Mr. Frank Lelnenweber says that he
is not anxious for the honor of chief
of the Are department.
The steamer O. K. yesterday took a
large lot of supplies and scrapers to
Parker A Sherman's railroad camp.
Go to the Spa for your candies and
ice cream. The only first-class place
in town. Crushed fruits always on
hand.
Ice cream by tbe bushel at C. B.
Smith's. Ice cream soda a specialty.
Private parlor" for ladles. 483 Com
mercial street.
James Mayor, of Silver Point Cliff,
was In the city yesterday. He has a
contract for building the new water
works at that point.
Some time In the near future, and)
somewhere In Astoria, the ladies of
Grace church will give another of their
famous 5 o'clock teas.
The Columbia River Cannerymen'i
Association held Its regular monthly
meeting yesterday afternoon. Only rou
tine business was transacted.
Mr. H. F. L. Logan expects to have
his sawmill at Seaside running In two
or three days. The new Improvements
will be completed by that time.
Rogers' Sarsaparilla Is a specific for
impurities of the blood; It cures rheu
matism, pimples, liver complaint, and
foul stomach. Large bottles 35 cents.
C. R. Higgins yesterday made a
bond for deed to Hans Hansen for
Lots 3 and 4, Block 14, Astoria Addl-
tlon ,0 Warrenton, In consideration of
3200.
For rent For the summer a cen
trally located six-room furnished house
reasonable terms. Families with
small children need not apply. Inquire
at this office.
In the police court yesterday Llllle
Gribble forfeited 35 ball on a charge
of disorderly conduct. Officer Oberg
and an express wagon made the ar
rest Monday night.
The only deed filed In the recorder's
office yesterday was one from C. R.
Thomson and wife to A. V. Allen and
C. D. Allen conveying Lot 4, Block 125,
McClure's addition, 365.
Paul Hoppe and wife, W. B. Kernan
and family, V. S. Thomas, C. E. Good
win, Portland, J. W. Cawker and R.
M. Crudden, Tillamook, registered at
the Parker yesterday.
Miss Katherine Shlvely, and Miss
Boom Company
216 and 217 Chamber of Commerce
Portland, Oregon
...COAL
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A CO. Aftnts. Astorll.
Carrie Hayden, of Portland, left out on
the State yesterday morning for a two
months' visit with friends In San
Francisco and Southern California.
Tommy Russell went to Clatsop
beach yesterday for a vacation which
will be spent with Mr. Cy. Carruth.rs.
It goes without saying that he will
have a good time fishing, bathing etc.
The will of the late Louisa Johannsen
was filed yesterday In the county's
clerk's office for probate, N. P. Johan
sen, husband of the deceased, and side
legatee. Is made executor without
bonds.
At 3 or 4 o'clock yesterday morning.
Messrs. Ingalls and Truesdale, of Foard
A Stokes. wereawakened from their
slumbers by the man from Nehatem
w ho was held up by the big black bear,
and was looking for medicine for
mowing machine.
Secretary JV M. Turner, of th. FUvel
Land and Improvement company, was
over from his office at Flavel yester
day. He says that everything Is pro
gressing finely on the west side of th.
bay, and It Is expected to have the ho
tel opened In time for the regatta.
Mr. W. E. Thorne, a.sistant general
passenger agent of the "Soo" line, St.
Paul, with Mr. M. J. Roche, secretary
of the local passenger agents' associa
tion. Portland, and wife, were guests
of Agent Lounsberry yesterday. In
the evening they took the boat for
North Beach.
For the next ten days we will haw
a special sale of velvet, silk, and clth
wrap, at wholesale prices, the hand
somest and best fitting shirt wulst,
and a large line of duck, suits, and
wiappers at way down prices. I. Cohen,
Low Price Store, 491 Bond strvet. cor
ner Eleventh.
A great deal of complaint Is being
made about town by merchants and
business mn generally that they are
unable to find a market for city war
rans. The situation is apparently be
coming very serious, and unless a way
Is found to quiet the apprehensions
now existing, much embarrassment Is
likely to result to the city.
A number of visitors yesterday af
ternoon were very much Interested In
the machinery at Trullinger's electric
light plant. The big Hoffman and Bil
lings engine Is a beautiful piece of
machinery. It Is perfectly noiseless In
operation, and the big wheel, which Is
eighteen feet in diameter, makes sixty'
eight revolutions per minute. The pis
ton stroke Is fifty-two Inches. One can
Judge of the power necessary to oper
ate the dynamos.
A well known Astoria lady the other
day gave her liege lord a little lecture
which Is worth repeating, and as It
leaked out, no confidence Is betrayed.
It was about as follows: "Don't adorn
your sitting room with the motto 'God
Bless Our Home' and then fret and
fume and make the home as nearly an
Inferno as you can. There Is nothing
like consistency in these little mat
ters. Either take the sign down or
else do the business which It adver
tises." Perhaps the gentleman replied
that he did not make the sign.
A veterinary surgeon not a hundred
miles from Astoria, had an Irish assist
ant who was something of a genius,
but one day came to grief. A horse
was sick and needed attention. The
doctor prepared a large dose of pow
ders, and calling Pat, handed him the
medicine, together with a long glass
tube, and Instructed him to blow the
powder down the horse's throat. H.
soon came back, however, In a dishev
eled condition, and a very wry face.
"What's the matter, Pat?" "OI went
to give the horse his medicine, an'
shure, he blew first."
The regular monthly meeting of the
water commission was held last even
ing. After the reading of the minutes
the treasurer reported the total amount
of water rates collected for the month
were 32,178.15; total of all collections,
32,327.24. Sundry bills presented and
allowed amounted to 3159.30. The su
perintendent was Instructed to com
mence at once taking up pipe, and
continue work on the old Iturnslde pipe
line for one month as an experiment
to ascertain whether the commission
could afford to do the entire work this
fall. Tbe pipe when taken up will be
re-tarred and stored for future use.
In the county court yesterday the
contract for the construction of bridges
1, 3 and 4, on the county road from
Jewell to Vesper, In section 2H, town
ship 6 north, range 6 west, was let to
T. N. Nelson and E. O. Anderson, for
385. M. A. Hackett's proposition to
put a steam ferry with a capacity for
handling six vehicles and teams and a
sufficient number of passengers at one
time, to run twelve round trips dally
across Young's river between the new
Lewis and Clarke road and the city,
HERE
ARE
BARGAINS
for two years at tw per month, was
"
taken under advisement. Nells Slmo
son. a native of lVnmark. was admit
ted to rltlsenshlp.
The Fourth of July at F.lsle la report
ed a having txvn a grand success.
There was a large crowd and an ex
cellent program was carried out. A
flag SxlS feet, was raled on a pole T3
feet high. The Declaration of Inde
pendence was read by Robert Wherry;
a declamation by Laura Wherry and
a recitation by Miss Anna Cole and
the school children, received much ap
plause. Miss Mamie Humbling, the
school teacher. was In charge of the
program, and the su-ceea of ihe enter
talnment was largely due to her efforts.
At the raising of the ftng, all present
Joined In singing America, and the
school children saluted the colors. Af
terwards a good dinner was enjoyed
by everybody.
BICTCLB ACADEMT.
Sherman A Thing have opened a riding
school n.xt door to Pa-lftc Express office.
Competent Instructors constantly In at
tendance. Cleveland and Crescent bi
cycle, for sale and rent.
THE KECATTA COMMITTEES,
(Continued from First Tire.)
Flavel will then be open and trains
from Seaside running illrvct Into the
city so that hundreds can tind accom
modations at ulght at the various
beaches, yet there will be many other
hundreds which the present hotels and
boarding houses cannot a commodate.
It Is expected that every householder I
having a spare Mom, and Unit every
family, as wed as different restaurants,
will prepare themselves fully, and si
vise the bureau of the accommodations
they are able to furnish. This feature
In connection with the entertainment
will be jne'of prime Importance. It
must not be said that Astoria could not
entertain Its visitor. From Montana.
Idaho, Washington, 1'tah, Oregon and
California, will come many people, to a
targe proportion of whom aquutlc
srxirts are a novelty. A train load
from Montana alene is expected. The
character of th. entertainment to be
given this season, and which will be
more In the nature of a carnival or
fete than any of Its predecessor. Its
Importance at this particular Juncture
In the history of the city, and th. num
bers to be entertained, are perhaps ap
preciated by but few Astorlans
Among other feature, of carnival
week the committee anticipate giving a
poultry show which will be participated
In not only by Clatsop county, but by
the celebrated fancier. Garretaon. of
Forest Grove. They stay also arrange
for a butter and sheep exhibit. Other
features are under consideration, and
It la safe to say that the entire enter
tainment will exceed all expectations.
The soliciting committee will moet for
business at 10 o'clock this morning at
the office of F. L Parker. Saturday
afternoon the executive committee will
hold another meeting to receive the re
port of the soliciting committee. Let
everybody be prepared with his half
dollar this morning.
The committee of the fire department
having In charge the tournament to be
held in August, will meet a comml'tee
of the A. F. C. today and consult In
regard to the best arrangements for
the entertainment of the visiting fire
men and the holding of the tournament
during regatta week.
There's mora slothing destroyed by poor
soap than by actual wear. "Ho. Cake"
soap contains no free alkali and will not
Injur th. finest lac. Try It and notlc.
th. difference In quality. Ross, Hlgglns
Co.
Meany Is the lending tailor, and pays
th. highest cash price for fur skins.
FIRE ALARM BOXES.
Box 5 Trullinger's Mill.
Box (Bond and Seventh street.
Box 7 Ninth and Duane.
Box 8 Commercial and Fifteenth.
Box 9 Clatsop Mill.
Box 12 Car Stables.
Box 14 McGregor's Mill.
Awarded
Highest Honor World'! Fair,
Onld Medal, Midwinter Fair.
DIL'
CREAM
IAI1
Most Perfect Made.
40 Yean the Standard.
A Beautiful Addition on the
West Side.
HSUL0H
...WATCH...
FOR FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENT
BIDS CALLED
FOR m DEPOT
The Sco liny Site Soon to Ik-come
the Scene of Actlc
Operations,
ENTIKK LINE IS IM)IR WAY
t'.rtst taaiqcj Aloia tht Vattr frost -TrtMle
IM Kc.ily lort Rails
ri.vfl Track sad War
rtstoi Otpot.
All will be glad to learn this morning
that the work of building the Scow
lUy depot will be commenced In th
Immediate future. President Curtis, of
tha Northwest Construction Company, I
telegrapheed from Portland last night
a c.ilt for bid for the work, which will
be opened on the 13th lust. The adver
tisement appears In anulher column
and .peak, for ll.elf This actio,, put.
plant, and there can be polhly no
further excuse for th. holding back of
other Improvements In th city. 8'ich!
progress will be made during this sum
mer and u Inter that the line can be
put In operation by the fall of Im7. at
th mgh the contract does not call for
the completion of the work by tht
time. Superintendent Lester reports
that he rxpvt-ta to have the track on
,lu! Flaxel branch laid today i,r
to-
morrow, and trains running then In
connection with the steamers instead of
at Young's liny bridge a heretofore,
In order to give the workmen an op
Hrtunity to make the track connec
tions across the bridge nnd Into the
ity. If the steel rail ship does not
arrive within a few days, temporary
rail will be laid across the bridge, al
though It will tie an Inlury to the
property to du o. The brick founda
tion pier for the Warrenton depot
huve been complete.!, and work on the
superstructure will begin Immediately.
l.nouKh of the big dock at flavel Is
finished so, that a cargo of steel rails
can be unloaded there. Work on the
terminal grounds at Alder creek will
soon be finished so that the building
and sidetracks may be erected there.
Irl the city Contractor Goerlg has
very nearly made connection with the
trestle west of Elmore's cannery. A
short strip of grading only remains to
be done on Water street, which will
give connection with the. line of pile,
driven by Wakefield Jacobsen. Th.
latter contractors are now driving pile,
through the I. It. and N. Company's
dock, and have another driver working
wet from the O. It. and N. dock. Th.
entire city water front has been com
pletely changed In appearance., and In
a few day more the roadway will be
ready for laying the rails at least as
far as the O. It. and N. wharf. Th.
work I being don In a most solid and
substantial manner, and Mr, A. G.
Barker, of the Northwestern road,
stated yesterday that never In all his
experience had he seen such splendid
railroad construction work. Corey
Brothers could finish their ten-mile con
tract now on a few days' notice. Pres
ident Curtis, of th. Construction com
pany, Is still In Portlsnd, and Is doubt
less arranging the details with Con
tractors Honeyman, DeHart & Glenn,
who will commence work on their part
of the line as soon as arrangements
can be completed.
With all this work under way, th.
disbursement of thousands of dollars
In Astoria for supplies, th. regatta and
firemen's tournament next month, and
with thousands of strangers in the city,
who will learn of the advantages of the
port at the mouth of the Columbia and
spread Its fame abroad, despite hard
times, who can doubt that the begin
ning of great things for this city has
been made?
PKEE SILVEK IX THE SADDLE.
(Continued from First Page.)
the Democracy. He said he could not
support a platform for the free and
unlimited coinage of silver and Intimat
ed In rather plain terms that the New
Jersey delegation would bolt. McDer
mott's language roused Henator White,
of California, to deliver a ringing
speech denouncing the gold men for
their opposition" to the majority of tfie
party.
"Let traitors secede If they want to,"
said Senator White. "Th. majority of
the party Is here with a fixed purpose
and determined to carry It out."
The motion for the appointment of a
sub-committee to report a platform to
the full committee at 9 o'clock tomor
row morning was carried. The follow
ing were appointed as the sub-committee:
Senator Jones, Arkansas, chairman;
Senator Cockrell Missouri; J. Z. George,
Mississippi; N. F. Worthlngton, III!"
nols; Senator Tillman, South Carolina;
Mr. Owen, Indian Territory; Senator
Hill, New York; Senator Vilas, of Wis
consln. and Henator Gray. The com
mittee then adjourned.
Henalor Vilas subsequently refused
to serve on the ut-vommltte. and
John K. ltuasell, of Massachusetts, was
appointed jn hi place.
THE DECOIUTIONU.
Th last feature of th. decorations
to be put up wlthlil" the convention
hall was a picture of th. liemocratle
president. It was due to some ques
tion as to the exact propriety of us
ing the picture of a living man, It tir
ing urged by some that statues and
portraits of living peraonngi'S should
not be put up In public places. As
Cleveland la the only living Democratic
president, the question applied more
particularly to a heroic representation
of him. It was finally decided to put
I up pictures of both living and dead,
I but the work was not completed until
a fewi hour before the convention
I opened.
FOU A HOLT.
A bolt was th slogan of 110 Demo
crat at Ihe meeting of the gold aland-
' ,,.
Not a bolt from the
bu, a frim (h(, , kl, ,nJ
form that the convention makes. This
Is the significant resolution, suggested
by Mr. Irish, of California, and adopt-
vd unanimously:
"That each sound money delegntlon
select a member to return lo hi state
anil get the views of hi party on the
matter and report back to the chair-
mini (Senator Gray) In July If possl-1
ble." i
Senator Hill and National Committee. ,
man Hheehan er not present, but j
Governor Flower and William C Whit- j
ney. with the alt) of Colonel Fellows, j
held up New York viid. j
AN OltK'ION' MAN. I
Charles Nickell. pf Oregon, wn chos
en on. of the assistant rending clerk '
of the convention by ill committee on j
permanent organliatloii tunltitit.
ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest of Mil la Ictvcnlng
Strtnglh U. t. OeveraaMnt Repert
WHT IT IOF.flN'T CIKCl'LATE.
An old subscriber of the Astorlan,
commenting on th claim of the free
liver advocate that the art of 1ST1
restricted the volume of silver then
In circulation, calls attention to and re.
quests the publication of th following
significant Item from the Astorlan.
dated July 22, 1R78. three year after
the alleged crime of '73. Comment I
unnecessary:
Owing to the constant Increase of
volume of silver caused by th. Im
portation of the same by certain par
ties, and to the fact that the business
men of San-Francisco and Portland w ill
not receive silver from us In payment
for goods, without discount. Therefore,
the undersigned are compelled to give
notice that we will not receive sliver
half dollars from and after this date
In sums of over five (35) dollars, with
out discounting the same per cent,
and will not receive trad, dollar. In
any sum, without discounting them 10
per cent.
I. W. CASE.
J. W. OEARHART.
WARREN A McOf IRE,
A. VAN Dl'BEN,
R. HAMBtTRUEIt,
E. 8. LA Ft SEN,
C. L. PARKER,
JOHN STEAHNS.
Astoria, Oregon, July 21, 1878.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
For 15 cents you can secure an excel
lent well-served meal at th. Bon Ton
Rtstaurant, No. (71 Commercial street.
They ar also fully prepared to lerv.
all kinds of fish, gsm and delicacies of
th. season, well a oysters In .very
Imaginable styl at th. lowest living
pries. Com. one. and you will con
tinue to com..
SaltonSea Halt for baths at
the Enteu-Conn Drnjr Store.
10c and 25c per package.
Why Is It that country visitor feel
It beneath their dignity to show any
Interest In the unusual city sights.
contractors; r-s
Proposals Wanted for Building
, , Depot. I
Sealei proposals will be received by
the undersigned at the offices of the
A, and C. R. R. R. In Astoria until noon
of Wednesday, July 15, for the con
struction of a depot building and foun
dation wharf, Plans and specifications
can be seen at the offices of the com
pany In Astoria. Approved bonds will
be required of the successful bidder.
Bid. will be received separately for the
wharf and station building. The un
dersigned reserving the right .to re.
Ject any or all bids.
NORTHWEST CONSTRUCTION CO.
Astoria
Land &
Investment
Co.
462...
Bond Street...
Astoria, Or.
II. C. FISHEHMfiN ON A MTItlKB.
They Want Ten Cenis Apiece for Their
Fish.
Vancouver. ft. .. July I A number
of fishermen arrived from Itivrrs In
let today and according tu t hair story
th fishermen to the uainbsr of loo
hv walked out from tn tanneries.
I.at season they received six rents per
fish, but claim that amount l Insuffi
cient lo live on. Th. men are, demand
ing ten rent per fish. Tbe rannsr.
refused to accede, and Ihs men have
struck.
Use W'pbfiHU Corn Vnre. No
core no my. For hhI At
ten-Conn lrnir Storf.
TIM 15 TAHLIS
Of TMI!
Sea Shore Railroad.
In effect Saturday, Jun roth. ISM.
Leave Seaside at 7 SO a m., dally.
' Leaves Toung's Bay at 113 a. m,
dally.
Leave Seaside at 3. 30 p. Ill dally
except Sunday.
Leave. Young' Hay at t 13 p. m.
dnlly except Sunday.
Leave Seaside at 4 30 p. m Sunday.
Leave Young' ftay at p. m. Sun
day, Steamer E. L Dwyer leave Flavel'i
dock for Young' Bay at 1:10 a. m.
and at C .10 p. in. Sunday,
. F. I.EHTEH.
Superintendent.
llKwYKir "
Clatsop County, Stat of Oregon.
Whereas, on the J7th day of May,
IS'A. Esther Loire, Jack Lambert.
Adolph Uuolnag and Bam Mellandt
were waylaid and murdered near Cath
lamet Head (two miles below Clifton),
In Clatsop county, Oregon.
Now, therefore, Clatsop county here
by offer the following reward of
UMI THOl'SAND (31000) I'OLLAltf)
for Information that will lead to th.
arrest or conviction of th. pursin or
persons who murdered said parti.
Said reward will be paid as follow.)
Flv. Hundred (3500) dollar, will be paid
for Information that will caus th. ar
rest and conviction of any on of th.
gang of murderer, and
Flv hundred (300) will be paid for
Information that will cause th. arrest
and conviction of th. balance of th.
persons commuting said crime
Astoria, Oregon, Jun. 10, 13M.
J. H. D. GIIAT,
County Judge. Clatsop County, Or.
WANTED.
WANTED Good lady solicitor; dain
ty work, good commission. Addross
Mrs. V.. L. Fought. 4 Davis street.
Portland, Or. " .-..,
WANTED Situation ty experienced
woman chamber maid, waitress or
to do light housework. ' Address Box
81. city.
, WANTED At one; active agent
for each county. Excluslv control and
no risk. Will clear 12 to 23 hundred
dollar, a year. Enclose stamp for full
particular, or 23o for 31 sampl. Bis;
Rapids Mineral Water Co., Big Itaplda,
Mich.
WANTED To Rent A house of six or
sav.n rooms, centrally located. Address
J , Astorlan office.
FOR BALE.
FUR SALE Flv. room house, with
large lot, well located In suburb, of
Astoria. Address Box 780, city.
J APAN EBB aOODB Flrworkr Just
out Just received Just what you want,
at Wing Lee', 643 Commercial stre.u
FOR MINT. 7
For RENT Three furnished room
with or without board. Apply 1W 7th
street. .
FOR RENT A furnished room, lit 3rd
street
FOR RENT Three or four rooms, with
board, at Mrs. 8. C. HoM.n's, corner I
Duan. and Ninth street. 1'rlc reason.
able,
; 11 .j
LOST.
LOST OK STOLEN A check for
345.30, drawn on First National Bank,
of Portland, endorsed by O, L, Hansen.
Finder please notify "F." care Asto
rlan office, and claim reward.
LOBT-Over the bar, Friday morn
Ing, fishing boat nnd net. Boat paint
ed dark blue, and net buoys mark
ed "T. P." Finder will be handsomely
rewarded by returning same, pr giving
Information which will lead to It. re
covery to Simon Pakkllo, Elmor' can.
nery, Astoria. -
. Beneath a steamer' brth
there' Just room enough for
one of our 32.13 telescope sntoh.l
and not near .nough for th.
ordinary trunk. H.noe, a aton
al Is a necessity If you're going,
o-i a sea voyage.
THE ARCADE.
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