THK DAILY ASTOKUX. SATtKIUY MOKNINO. Al'dlST 2!, lll'.Mt.
We Carry a
Fine Line of
Ladles'
Gents'
Children
; Shoes
Complete Stock of Summer
Footwear, Bathing Shoes, Etc.
Our
Uowls
An
Warratt4
John Hahn & Co.
79 Commercial St.
See Our
Two-Clasp
English
Walking Gloves
ALBERT DUJ1BAR
!
P. X. Corset
arc fine fitters.
YESTERDATS WEATHER.
Maximum temperature, 72 degree
Minimum temperature, SO decree.
Precipitation, none.
Total precipitation from September
1st. 1835, to date, 78.72 Inches.
Excess of precipitation from Septem
ber 1st. 1S8S, to date. 141 Inches.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Forecast For Washington and Ore
gon, cloudy weather.
AROUND TOWN.
Know, all the food that individuals
find.
Or God and Nature meant to mere man
kind.
Reason's whole pleasure, all the Joys
of sense.
Lie In three words health, peace and
competence. Pope.
Extract of beef Sic at Webfoot
Sweets, 7 pounds at the Webfoot
Mixed pickles Soc a gallon at Webfoot
can be had on application t the aud
itor. Room i Flavel Block.
PoelMy I agog over half a dotcn
engagements recently announced
among popular young people. Numer
ous weddings will soon be In order.
We guarantee our headache tablets
to cure any cae of headache In fifteen
minutes; price 25 cent. Can be sent
by mall. Rogers, drugglat, 4.9 Commer
cial street.
The last game of baseball of the sea
son will probably take place Sunday
afternoon between the Astoria and
lwls and Clarke teams at the Smith's
Point Grounds.
In the police court yesterday there
were no cases, Charles Crlckett having
Jumped his ball. He had been Intoxi
cated and was released on to ball, but
never came back.
I- evening Miss C. Keep, who for
some time has been visiting with Mrs.
E. Z. Ferguson, was given a farewell
party. She leaves In a day or two for
her home In the East.
The bad condition of the principal
streets of the city calls for Immediate
attention on the part of the authorities.
Many large hole In the planking en
danger the life of man and beast.
In the Justice's court yesterday Jo
seph McCann and Hank Pennell were
arraigned on a charge of having ap
propriated piling belonging to Clinton
Sons. They will be tried today.
Fresh country eggs, 15c per doien:
Albany Creamery butter, the only but
ter to put on the table: fresh fruits of
all kinds, at the lowest market price,
at th Astoria Creamery, 4J3 Duane
street
If jrou want a aura rslief for pains In th back, side, ctt.st, or
limbs, ust
Porous
Plaster
BBaft IN Mind Not ens of th. host f counterfeits and Imita
tions is as good as ths genuine.
Allcock
WARRENTON
way has come to the coast In pursuit .
of recreation, his relation to the Hoi-
wav estate havliur absorbed his entire ' :,r,vt f Free Coinage-on Knllmads and
Columbia Harbor
Land Co.
Webfoot sella spuds at 90c
dred.
hun-
It pay to take your cash to the
Webfoot
Bulgarian prunes 60c
Webfoot
Mocha and Java cofft .
at Webfoot
a box at the
23c a pound
Ray Morton returned from his vaca
tion yesterday.
Dr. W. L Howard, Homoeopathlst 5S(
Commercial street
Tokay, Musca telle and Rose of Peru
Grapes at Webfoot
Worcestershire sauce
catsup 15c at Webfoot
and tomato
Webfoot Is the only place selling dev
iled ham at 5c and 10c.
Mr. Andrew Polgity. who recently
slipped on a banana peeling and severe
ly sprained his ankle. Is rapidly recov
ering. Last night he gave several of
his friends an exhibition of what a one
legged man can do.
C B. Smith, the confectioner, carries
the only complete stock of French and
American candles in the city. Prices
from 10c to 24.00 per pound. All mall
orders receive prompt attention. Fresh
candles manufactured every day. 4SS
Commercial street
The campaign In Clatsop county wltl
be opened tonight at Olney by the Hon.
C. W. Fulton, who has been Invited by
the Democrats of that section to de
liver an address upon the Issues of the
hour. It Is needless to say that Mr.
Fulton will do the Republican cause
Justice.
time and attention for years past, and
this being the rtrst opportunity he ha
had to visit his sister and enjoy the
delights of Oregon's far-famed climate.
True to his business Instincts, Mr. San.
bora has arranged to have his brother
In-law Join the outing party which 1
leaves for the Nehalem Valley ttilsj
morning. Notw Itlistandlng his many!
years' experience In the pine and hem
lock regions of Northern Wisconsin and
Minnesota. It Is safe to predict that
What Mr. Midway may be shown In the
way of timber over In the Nehalem will
prove both a surprise and revelation
to him. i
The innuest held yesterday by Cor-
oner IVhl over the remains of John
Suenson. whose dead body was found
early Thursday morning on his scow
near Clifton, was continued until S
o'clock this morning. It Is more than
lrohall that the Investigation cannot
be completed until Monday, owing to
the Inablnllty of several witnesses to'
attend. The evidence produced yester
day tended to show that It was a case i
of straight murder, probably perpetrat-.
ed by the same gang that committed
the other outrages on the river during
the summer.
ANOTHER VIEW.
CORNER...
lAalt
Farmers. J BUNU 3(13
The following comprehensive state- i ELEVENTH STS.
nient of the effect of fn silver on rail-: Mint OB iDCllntlnn
'. road laborers and farmer, made lo tliv i
i liallway Age by lienors! Manager A. ! 1 ,
I U Moulcr, of the Mlniii-dl and St.
.Louis Railroad, is Interesting reading:
"The effect of the free coinage of sil
ver on railway companies would bo to
stop new coiict ruction of lines, import
ant improvement In old lines. Improve-
mrnta in depots, machine Nbupa and in !
roadbeds. Railway companies whose Corner
obligation are payable hi gold, would Commercial
without iiuestiou lie coniielled til pay a; and llth St,
premium for such money to meet ' '
obligations, whlth would be an extra
bunion on them, and which would have!
to be mot by an Increase in passenger I
and freight rates, which the public!
would oppose, and. If uci'rssfully op-1
posed. II would throw the roads into,
the hands of receiver. A further and
more serlou effect under any condl- i
If you will look into tin nitimtiW ,"011 will h-o that.
WARRENTON
is llio rrritm of wont niilo proporly. Tlio c,iiur nf im"uvt
lni'ntM i liort and it a 1111 inwHtinciil for Ihuiiiphm 01 ;i homo
tlit'i'o is nothing to t'quul it in tlio wholn jmsMisition, In
WARRENTON
lots 11 ro nil largo, full sizo, fiOxlO'). IYum' imigo from $lf0
to $'2.0 t'lifh. SoM on instnllint'nts. Tornu to nuit. Save
your chiingo ami Imy a lot in ... . mrn'ivM
WARREN I ON
K1CI I... A RESORT
FOR
aHNTLUMCN
Al.l: CAMPMil.l., Prop.
Beaver Hill
and Oilman
Fur rsmllv ur "lm I'lirimara Tr( It
CI.KA HKANONA1.K IN THICK I I J ll
ELMORE. SANBORN A CO. Agents. Astoria.
...COAL
BRYAN'S TUII',
My Mend Is Willing, but My Throat
1 Weak."
Knonlcavllle. N, V , August i . There
were several atop at the small sta
tion between Niagara and Knowle
lion would be to reduce the number of ! vllle, but Itryan made no speeehe. ills
voloe was getting unmanageable.
"My head Is willing, but my throat Is
j weak." he explained to the people of
1 Uickport who had chartered a band
land burned powder to greet him. Men
A. Y. Ross, the man who with hi
wife a short time ago was attacked by
Jack Kenney as they were entering the
Astoria laundry, was yesterday held in
durance by Justice Abercromble as a
witness In the case. It was alleged that
Ross was about to leave the city anil
would not testify against Kenney. who
shot at him and slightly wounded htm.
having been bought off for money. This
Ross dented, and was Indignant that
he should be locked up while his assail
ant was permitted to go at large. The
matter will come up before the next
grand Jury.
nun employed, and all employe and
omcera would be confronted with the
necessity of reducing wages.
"The general effect of free Coinage
of silver would be to bankrupt almost
ail the rallmads In the Fulled States, aat around like bees over the freight
anu would prove particularly dlsas- car In the yard, and a cluster of
trous to all business interests. No one farmers' wagons, while some hundred
will question the fact that If the bust- of agriculturist surrounded the depot.
! ness Interest proser the railroads will probably a thousand all told,
certainly do so, but the railroads can- After Itryan had apologised for the
. not prosper If the business interests ' short routing of Ills voice, they pr-
nieet with reverses. The serious ef- sistol In their calls, so that he said a
feet la that all thinking und successful 'few words, thanking them for the In
: business men, who have by Industry terest which they displayed In the cam
jand labor accumulated money, would palgn. The same scene was repeated
have no contblence whatever In scourl- at Medina, where the farmers seemed
i ties offered for Investment, while the, to compose the majority of the con-
men who are so strenuous for free coin- course. Mrs. Ilryan's car et had
1 age would have little money to Invest been heaped with bouuuet by the la-
to maintain and run the business In-idles of I.ookport and at Medina shs
, terest of the country. There might be , scattered chrysanthemums among the
, a temporary Inflation In the price of people who came scrambling after the
sliver, as was the case several year train while It pulled out. tlghtlnc for
Familv commutation tickets to Clat
sop beach over the Seashore railroad air"' ,vnUh ,,uru'J u' numbvr of all-, every blossom.
can be had on application to the sua
Itor. Room 4, Flavel F.lock.
OF
INTEREST T" IHCYCLE
ERS.
The British ship Clackmannanshire.
Captain Thompson, arrived down the
river yesterday and cleared at the cus
tom house. She has 9"31 sacks of wheat.
valued at S19.000; Zy,0X) sacks, or 13,000 i erally receives the least care from the
barrels, of flour, valued at M9.000 ; 26SS rider. The importance of the work It
sacks of bran, valued at 11100; 400 cases' ha9 to do was early recognised by muk-
ver mines unill the product materially
increased, hen the reaction came.
caused by overproduction; the same
RID- thing would certainly occur again.
"What makes our cereals today
low In value is luck of conlldence. de-
There can be no question that on" of creased consumption on account of so
the most Important parts of a hleycle large an amount of labor unemployed,
is the tire. It has to bear the brunt of and overproduction: the same laws
the work. Is constantly coming In con- would certainly govern the free coinage
tect with destroying elements, and gen- of slh. r. so that the reaction would
bring the value of silver to a much
WESTERN I'NION RATES.
of canned and dried fruits, valued at
$S0O; 1 bale empty flour sacks, valued
at 133. The total value of the cargo
is J69.S35. The ship Is bound for Algoa
Bay, South Africa, for orders.
Mr. H. B. Parker has gone to Port
land on a short business trip.
If Snodgrass doesn't make
photos you don't get the best
your
Gunther's famous Chicago candles in
sealed packages at C. B. Smith's.
The repairs .to the street In front of
the Parker House are n earing comple
tion. Etop that tickling In the throat with
Rogers' Bronchial Tablets, only ten
cents.
The first train to leave the O. R. and
N. dock will be the one on the G:30 run
tonight
Well furnished rooms, with or with
out board, at the Bartholomew House,
Seaside.
The Parker House 'bus last evening
drove an outing party through the city
by moonlight.
Mrs. J. W. Griffiths, of Port Town-
send, Is in the city visiting her mother,
Mrs. M. J. Fox.
One of the charges against Gus
Snugg was yesterday dismissed by Jus
tice Abercromble.
Recent copies of .the various state
papers received show that the editors
have not yet ceased to talk of the re
cent visit to Atsoria during the regatta.
Many Items of interest have been writ
ten in regard to the city and its news
papers, and a large number of compli
mentary notices have been made of the
delightful excursion to Gearhart and
splendid lunch served by Manager Bar
more at Gearhart Park Hotel. The
boys want to come to Astoria again.
ers of bicycles, however, and they have
given much attention to this Important
adjunct of the wheel.
There are today, perhaps, thirty dif
ferent styles of bicycle tires on the
market, all of which vary In detail. As
to their various merits, theories are of the present time exchange
little value; actual experience Is the ducts; until It has reached
lower point than It has heretofore
reached, and would cause business con
ditions to exist In the near future
which would make the present time by
comparison hilarious.
"This country is In no position to
maintain an Independent standard con
trary to the civilized un-l prosperous
nations of the earth, with which It at
Its pro
a point
The Western I'lilon Telegraph Com
pany has announced a reduction in
rates to take effect September 1st. The
reduction Is unite general throughout
the country, and applies more largely
to non-competlth e point, ltelow I a
partial list of principal place In Ore.
gon und Washington, w hlch lire af
f'Vt'd by the change In rote from A
torla: Reduced from 40 to J5 cents Cascade
Locks. Dallas, Independence. I-a-fayette,
McMiiinvllle, Monmouth, Ore
gon City, Salem. Woodhtirn.
Reduced from lo to pi cents Adam.
Albany, Arlington, Rmw nsvllle, Cor
vallls, Empire City. Eugene, Ros.-burg,
The Dalles, Anacnrte. Everett, North
Yakima.
time: card
Of the Astoria & Columbia River R. R.
bully.
ex. v. M P.M.
Krolil rlalBop lliieli.
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J:Ni7:IOft::illIO.:Mi7:NIUav Ailorl Arrive 7 :l 10 :OA ft Ifttl 4A S :.')
S:.MlS.lll::io II ::iftH:MI Arrivs Seaside UavetHsl 0 ; 4 :W A :4M :80
On Saturday No, t and 6 run through one hour earlier than time given
above, ami on Sunday one hour later,
First clas train carry baggage but no freight and make way stop at
Wurreiitoii and liearlmrt only.
No freight will be carried on Sunday. C. F. LESTER, Bupt.
FOARD & STOKES
COMPANY... Wholesale and Retail
Sewing Alachines
CASH,
tMllltM. 4I)
ALL KINDS
snik. Steel Cookina Ranaes from$
SIZES r-...-.r.---.v.1.r-.v .
S H
Cash or InUtnllment.
-Wo Cnn Hnvo Yon Money
Andrew J. Klaffka, Bessie H. France
and Fannie H. France made final
proofs on homesteads yesterday.
Captain Ed. Hallock yesterday receiv
ed an important letter containing val
uable information as to fire hose.
Herman Wise will sell one-half dozen
4-ply linen standing collars for 25c to
day only. About 75 dozen on hand.
Household furniture for sale at a bar
gain. Expect to leave the city. 206
Harrison avenue. Mrs. James A. Duffy.
Go to the Spa for your candles and
Ice cream. The only first-class place
In town. Crushed fruits always on
hand.
Carbons are the only permanent
photos as well as the most artistic,
and Snodgrass knows how to make
them.
Don't forget when you want fancy
creamery or dairy butter and eggs at
close prices, to call on Pacific Commis
sion Co.
Ice cream by the bushel at C. B.
Smith's. Ice cream soda a specialty.
Private parlors for ladies. 483 Com
mercial street
Greater New York consists of 45 Is
lands, : Justsas:rtany as there are now
stars in ouj flag. It might be called
the Island City.
Family commutation tickets to Clat
sop beach over the Seashore railroad
Mr. G. W. Sanborn and Wife, his
brother-in-law, Mr. Orlando Holway
and wife, P. A. Stokes and family, the
Hon. C. W. Fulton and wife, leave this
afternoon for a trip to the Nehalem.
The party will go in buggies and car
riages, accompanied by a freight wagon
to carry the stores and camp outfit. A
delightful ten' days' outing is antici
pated while In the wilds of the great
woods. The first stop will be made at
Olney, where Mr. Fulton will deliver a
campaign address.
Yesterday afternoon Photographer
Snodgrass Issued the first copies of the
pictures of the first engine to enter
Astoria. In the group upon and around
the locomotive, are the mayor, Collector
Page, Captains Thompson and Lewis,
of the two steel ships, several other
captains and pilots, President A. B.
Hammond and a large number of
prominent citizens. Mr. Snodgrass also
finished a number of photographs of
the two steel ships Chelmsford and Ful-
wood taken by snap shot from the
Steamer Dwyer as she passed down the
bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Holway, of La
Crosse, Wis., arrived in the city yes
terday and are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Sanborn. Mr. Holway
Is a brother of Mrs. Sanborn, and their
father, the late N. P. Holway, was one
of the pioneer lumbermen of Wisconsin
and Minnesota. As one of the execu
tors of his father's estate, Mr. Holway
has been in charge of one of the larg
est lumber mills In the middle West
ever since the elder Holway's death.
He Is an expert on all matters pertain
ing timber and the manufacture of
lumber. It is understood that Mr. Hol-
only way to determine this question, j w here It can consume practically all
I'niess an article gives satisfaction, de- It produces and manufactures In Its
mand for It soon ceases. After a test own country all that It reuuln-s. Hie
of over six years, during which time people who live In the present sliver
double-tube and single-tube tires have standard countries are alxiut half-cloth-
been marketed, at least three-fourths of ed. half-fed. und half-employed, and
all the riders In this country today de-' they live In a climate which promotes
mand and ride double-tube tires. , Idleness, does not stimulate ambition.
i and under general conditions which
The leading firm In the United States, , cannot properly be applied to the pen
and In fact In the entire world. In the pie living In the United States, who are
manufacture of double-tube tires. Is better educated, much more progres
Morgan & Wright, Chicago. Their his- slve, much more Industrious, have high
tory Is Interesting. The first pneumatic er ambitions and are advancing labor
tire th. rags-and-glue kind was glv-i to a position of dignity greater, and es
ing trouble, and Morgan & Wright tabllshlng a standard of wages higher,
stepped In to fill a great public want. ' than elsewhere on the earth.
They furnished a tire that could be "If the railroad Interests of this
easily taken from the rim to be re- country are paralyzed no thinking man
paired. That was the principal require- can for a moment doubt what It ef
ment In those days, besides the usual feet will be upon the general business
requirements of speed, durability, and , interests of the country. The success-
comfort.
McKINLEY ELECTED.
The following self-explanatory letter
written In red Ink. was received In the
Astorlun's mull yesterday:
Columbia River, August iTth.
To the Editor of the Aslorlan:
Sir: McKlnley's letter of acceptance
not only will, but has elected him.
Yours.
REPUBLICAN,
A silver man. on basl of parity with
gold.
tost Excursion i Season
SEASIDE AND RETURN
TO PARENTS.
The Sister of th. Convent of the
Holy Name have arrived In Aatorla,
and will remain here permanently
They can be found at their reldence,
Judge Taylor's former home. Frank
lin avenue and 16th street Those who
desire to mak. application for terms
ful, law-abiding, patriotic, and thinking I of tuition, music etc., will please call,
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
v CREAM
men are largely advocates of the gold
That was several years ago. Single- standard. Home of the most active ad
tube tires had been pushed In Europe, 1 vocateg of the free coinage of sliver
and were falling, and the same effort avow principle which would result, if
was being started In this country. The 1 enforced. In the ultimate dissolution
Morgan & Wright double-tube tire of this form of government,
quickly proved Its superiority with the "I can see no reason how there could
result stated above. The quick-repair be Justified a free coinage of silver any
inner tube, which is this year a stand- more than there should be a free
ard feature of all of this firm's tires, ' coinage of copper and nickel. Each in
has made the position of double-tires dividual man Is entitled to his views
practically Invincible, by making It upon this question. There are many
quick and easy for the riders to secure, ; men who are today advocates of the
at the roadside, a permanent repair a1 free coinage of silver who are so from
thing admittedly Impossible in the ma- an honest purpose. There Is, however,
Jorlty of single-tube accidents. ! little question In my mind, and the evi
dences are beginning to assert them-
8I8TER SUPERIOR.
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW.
There will be services In the German
language at the Congregational church
on Sunday afternoon, at 2:30, J. G.
Schmld, pastor.
At the Baptist Church Regular ser
vices. Preaching by the pastor. Sub
ject In the morning, "Fatherhood and
Sonshlp." In the evening, "The Beau
tiful Young Man." Everybody cordially
Invited to Attend.
Congregational Church Usual ser-1 w j-,, .
vices. All are cordially Invited to e,..KUYAL liUKing POWaef.
tend the services.
selves, that as the mass of voters be
gin carefully to study the financial
question and the business situation,
there will be a change of sentiment.
In fact, there Is a change of sentiment
quite rapidly forming, which will de
feat the pernicious free sliver policy
and again reinstate prosperity In this
country by the election of a president
under a Republican gold protective
platform."
I
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
Highest of all la leavening
Strength. V. S. Oovnnnt Report
' Salton Sea Salt for baths at
the Estes-Conn Vrug Store
10c and 25c per package.
i " 1
j TELL IT OUT.
j Don't alt down and wait for trad.,
: 'Taint th. way,
I Get a hustle, mak. her show,
Push your business make her go,
Don't sit down end wait for trad..
'Taint the way,
'Taint th. way,
If you've got something- to sell,
Tell it about,
Let your neighbors e. you'r. "fly,"
Get up "bargains," don't say die,
If you'v. 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 won't know you If you don't
Advertise,
Advertise,
The particular attention of the public
Is called to the fact that no tickets will
be sold to way stations on the Sea- j and Uth streets. The finest brand of
shore road on first-class trains. Ref-i Uquors snd cigar always on hand. Call
OUR CORNER.
A gentleman's resort, at corner Bond
Most Perfect Made,
40 Years the Standard.
erence to the published time cards will
show that on first-class trains passen
gers will be carried only between As
toria, W'arrenton, Carnahan, Gearhart
Park and Seaside. Passengers for
Hunnymead, Sklpanon, Morrison, Glen
wood, Weston, Clatsop City. Butter-
field, Ohanna, will take second-class
trains.
C. F. LESTER, Supt.
and try us.
ANDERSON
PETKRBON.
"Boys will be boys," but you can't
afford to lose any of them. He ready !
for the green apple season by having
DeWltt's Chollc and Cholera Cure In j
the house. Chas. Rogers, Druggist :
FIRE ALARM BOXES.
Box 5 Trullinger's Mill.
Box 6 Astor and Seventh street.
Box 7 Ninth and Duane.
Box 8 Commercial and Fifteenth.
Hox 9-Clutsop Mill.
Box 12-Car Stables.
Box 14 McGregor's Mill.
FROM NOW UNTIL SPRINO
There's more clothing destroyed by
poor soap than by actual wear.. "Hoe
Cake" contains no free alkali, and will
not Injure the finest lace. Try It and
notice the difference In quality. Ross,
Higglns & Co.
n fw
ii aiii
Upiturt
Of
OASTOniA.
91
ttirr
Use Webfoot Corn Cure. No
cure no pay. For sale at Eg-tes-Conn
Drug: Store.
Overcoats and winter wraps will b In
fashion. They can b discarded, tempor
arily while traveling In th. steam-heated
train of the Chicago, Milwaukee and Bt.
Paul Hallway. For solid comfjrt, for
peed and for safety, no other line can
compare with thla great railway of th.
Weat
Concomly Tribe, No. 7
Improved Order of Red Alen
Sunday, August 30
Train Leaves Telephone Dock at 9 a. m.
Round Trip, $1.
Children between 5 and 12, 50c
Astoria Military Hand will furnish the music, both Hiring mid bras
No questionable characters alloucvJ on the
UancliiK pavilion.
WANTED.
WANTED A girt to do general huuae
work. Apply 122 Uh street.
$11) to $IS per week For men and women
for easy horn. work. No book or
canvassing. No experience. Bona fid.
offer. No Catch. Send stamp for
work and particulars. E. HERMANN,
213 8. Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED At once; actlv. agent
for each county. Exclusive control and
no rlak. Wilt clear 12- to 25 hundred
dollars a year. Enclose stamp for full
particulars or 25a for II sampls. Big
Rapids Mineral Water Co., Big Rapids,
Mich.
FOR MINT.
FOR RENT A furnished suit, of
rooms on ground floor centrally located.
414 Exchange street
FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms;
hot and cold baths; call at this office.
FOR RENT Three furnished room,
with or without board. Apply 181 7th
street
FOR 8 ALB.
FOR SALE Two cottages, n.w. In
quire of Mrs. Hall, 861 Exchange street
or A. A. Cleveland, Kinney Building.
R. L. Boyle & Co.
Real
Estate
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS.
iH3Sm
COMMERCIAL. ST.
The J3on Ton
RESTAURANT
Asts'la's
Laa4lng .
All kinds of Fish. Qams. Oyster and'
other dalloaclM of th. ceaaon
served on short notlo.
Our Mpaclnltyi
THE BEST I Be MEAL.
On th Ceast.
FOR SALE 12-room Lodging House.
Centrally located; cheap lease; bar
gain. Aatorla Land and Inv. Co., 3r5
Commercial street.
STEAMERS
Bailey Gatzert Ocean Wave
(Whit. Collar Line.)
TIMIC CA1U),
JAPANESE OOODH
Just out Just received JuhI what you
want at Wing Lee's, MS Commercial
Btrect.
The woman In black has the satis
faction of knowing that she always
looks refined, Is not striking.
LOST.
FOUND A lady's shoulder wrap.
Owner can have same by calling at the
Antorlun office and paying for this notice.
WHEN IN PORTLAN-:ll on Jno.
F. Handley A Co., 124 Third street, and
get th. Dally Aatoiian. Visitor need
not mis their morning papr while there.
OCKAN WAVK.
Leave Astoria Leave Portland
Tuesday 7 p. m. Mondays 8 p, m.
Fireworks I Thursdays 7 p. m. Wednesday 8 p. m.
Sunday 7 p, m. Fridays, 8 p. m.
Connects at Astoria at 8 a. m. Sun
days with steamer leaving Portland.
11 p. m. for Flavel and Ilwaoo.
IIAII.KY OATKltT.
Leave Astoria Leave Portland
Mondays ( a. m. Mondays 8 p. m.
Tuesdays 6 a. m. Tuesdays 8 p. m.
Wednesday 6 a, mVWednesday 8 p. m.
Thursdays a, m. Thursdays 8 p. m.
Fridays ( a. m, Fridays 8 p. m.
Saturdays 6 a. m. Saturdays 11 p. m.
0. W. STONE, Agent
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