TUB DAILY ASTOIUAN, WKPNKSIUY MOUXlNfl, OCTOKKtt iM. Ittllrt.
Misses', Youth's and
Children's ,
QCHOOL
UHOES
Ladies and Gents'
Autumn Footwear
Rubbers, Rubber Boots, Etc.
Oar
John Hahn & Co.
Are
Warrantee
79 Commercial St.
YESTERDAY'S WEATHER.
Maximum temperature, 60 degreva.
Minimum temperature, 53 degrees.
Precipitation, . Inch.
Total precipitation from September
1st, ISM, to date, 4.57 inches.
Deficiency of precipitation from Sep
tember 1st, 1SSS, to date. J.S3 Inches.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
For Oregon and Washington, fair
Weather, cooler.
TO RKAIKKS.-The "Dally Aetorlaa"
oeatala twice at aiara reading matter a
amy other paper BaMlehed la A at or la. II
la tae only paper that areeeata IU reader
wile, a dally telegraphic report.
TO ADTKRTESKRS. The "Daily A
eertaa" has mora taaa twice aa maay read
ara aa aay ether paper pablUhed la Aato
rla. It la therefore mora thaa twice aa
saleable a aa advertising aaedlaaa.
AROUND TOWN.
Tlie "Astorian" hereby of
fers to donate One Hundred
Dollars to St. Mary's Hos
pital payable on demand
to. father Dielnian, when
ever legal evidence is pro
duced showing that any af
ternoon newspaper publish
ed in Astoria has printed,
within the last ninety days
expiring prior to this offer,
a single "special" or other
kind of "telegraphic press
report," received over the
wires entering either of the
telegraph offices m this city
from any point outside of
Oregon.
Astoria, Oct-15, 1S96.
L. B. Seeley returned to Portland last
evening.
Alex Gilbert has gone to Knappa on
a hunting trip.
Charles Harder, of Melville, was in
the city yesterday.
Dr. W. L Howard. Homoeopathlst, 68
Commercial street.
Mr. E. C. Frost, of Portland, is in
the city on a business trip.
Robert McMath, of Westport, was
seen on the street yesterday.
Gunther's, the only candies in the
city. C. B. Smith, sole agent.'
If Snod grass doesn't make
photos you don't get the best.
your
T. J. Bryce and Lem Howes have gone
to Gray's river for a week's outing.
If you want to save money in mack
intoehes go to the Low Price Store.
C. B. Smith's selection of choice can
dies are the finest put up in Astoria.
Mr. Olaf Olson returned yesterday
to his home on the Lewis and Clarke.
Just take a look at C. B. Smith's
famous Guuther candies. It will do you
good.
At the Presbyterian Church tonight,
at 7:30, will occur the pastor's installa
tion services.
McGowan's new brokerage office on
10th and Bond, is being rapidly fitted
for occupancy.
County. Clerk Dunbar yesterday Issued
a marriage license- to Robert H. Peeler
and Mary E. Sture.
The Queen, the only heating stoves,
at Fisher Brothers. Price $10. Coma
and examine them.
Mr. Walter Pruden, of Warrenton,
spent Sunday in the city, visiting Mr.
and Mrs. P. J. Goodman.
It is said that the two men who were
yesterday adjudged insane by the coun
ty court were Bryan men.
Dr. T. L. Ball, dentist. Teeth ex
tracted without pain. Price reasonable.
No. 562 Commercial street.
The premises at 662 Comerclal street
are being fitted for occupancy by a
dry goods and clothing firm.
Foard & Stokes yesterday purchased
the fine elk head brought in from Mlsh
awaka Monday by Mr. Pope.
Hans D. Kock and Ellla Carleton yes
terday In the county clerk's office prov
ed up on their homestead clams.
Don't pay ten and twelve dollars for
air-tight stoves when you can get them
for half the money at 431 Bond street.
Observer Grover yesterday narrowly
The staple good Japan
tea is Schilling's Best
The price is so low that
to call it good is to seem to
lie about it
The grocer gives your
money back, without a word,
if you want it That don't
look like lying, does it?
A Schilling & Company
searrtneuca
183
escaped a lynching because of the nasty
weather he sent down for the Monday
night parade.
Carbons are the only permanent
photos as well as the most artistic.
and Snodgrasa knows how to make
them.
The M. E. Church dismissed their
prayer meeting tonight In favor of the
Installation service a at the Presbyterian
church.
The ladles of Astoria never had such
chances offered before to gvt dress
goods cheap as can now be had at the
Low Price Store.
The store room recently vacated at
the comer of Commercial and 12th
streets will be occupied by Q, A. An
corola as a fruit stand.
Judge F. J. Taylor and Mr. W. G.
Gosslin left for St. Helens this morning
to attend court there where certain con
demnation suits are on for trial.
The launch Iris has been sold to F. C.
Names of Portland, and taken to Shoal-
water Bay. where It will serve us a
tender at Mr. Barnes' salmon cannery
there.
F. J. Schofleld is an expert at flower
and general landscape gardening, and
offers his services for such work at a
reasonable rate. Leave word at Asto-
rian office.
August Johnson. Otto Nelson, Chi
nook; Wm. Anderson. Peep River; John
Anderson, Oneida; Axel Hilstrom, and
Matt Trail. Blind Slough, were In the
city yesterday.
The machinery of the Dalglty Iron
Works, purchased a few days since by
Messrs. Foard 4 Stokes, has been re
sold to the Columbia Iron Works,
JJessrs. Earl, Freeman & Harrison.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Grace
Church will meet this (Wednesday)
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at the house
of C. L. Houston. Commercial street,
for missionary reading and Intelligence,
If you want drugs or druggists' sun
dries, go to Rogers. 459 Commercial
street. He carries a full assortment In
his line and sells at the lowest cash
price. Call and examine goods and
prices.
Mr. H. C. Breeden. the well known
furniture man of Portland, and Mr! W
F. Hall, of the Portland General Elec
tric Company, who spent Sunday at
Flavel looking over the new hotel, have
returned home.
The annual meeting of the Women's
Exchange will be November 19, 1S96.
Fancy and useful articles given or to be
sold on commission will be received on
or after that date at the library rooms
corner 11th and Duane streets.
The planking over the water on
Bond street is now extended nearly to
Fourteenth. The roadway will be much
wider than it has been in the past, and
bicyclists will appreciate the smooth
riding path between the car rails.
Mr. Frank Damant states that it Is
hard for him to understand how far
mers can object to the charges made
for stabling teams while visiting In the
city. Ho says the livery men only
charge 25 cents for each feed of grain.
P. J. McGowan, Chinook: H. D. Taft.
S. C. Mitchell and wife, Pan Francisco;
T. W. B. London. A. N. Smith, E. E.
McMichael, J. E. Taylor. L. B. Seeley,
Portland; and W. R. McKinzle, Garchk
wln, were registered at the Occident
yesterday.
It was reported on the streets yes
terday afternoon that a number of vot
ers who had been on the fence, declared
their intention of casting their votes
for McKinley because they saw Martin
Foard and Frank Stokes in the proces
sion Monday night.
The Vppertown tannery yesterday
received some large orders for leather.
One was from Hudson & Riley, Cal
gary, Northwest Territory. Stockton,
Cal., and Chicago also sent in good or
ders. Astoria is making a record for
high grade leather.
Chas. Dougherty, Al. Schroeder snd
Jacobs left Monday morning for a
hunting trip In the vicinity of Knappa.
They are well supplied with great ex
pectations, so undoubtedly the on-
laught will be fierce, and their return
Is awaited with grave anxiety by their
friends.
A well known Astorlan who has just
returned from a trip through Eastern
Oregon, and who attended Pennoyer's
address at The Dalles a few days ago,
says that the telegraph reports of
frost were correct. The hall was filled
when Pennoyer began to speak, but be
fore he got half way through two
thirds of the people left.
Fish are running very slack Indeed,
Just now. The water In the river is at
an extremely low stage at present, and
anything to encourage a freshet would
do an untold amount of good to the fish
erman. Unless there Is a change for
the better, and that shortly. It Is said.
it Is not unlikely that the canneries
may be closed down before the end of
this week.
By some accident or otherwise, a
large log, some three feet In length, was
lying In front of the main entrance of
the Opera House last evening. After
the entertainment was over and the
doors were thrown wide to permit the
exit of the crowd from the building, be
fore the obstruction was discovered, a
number of ladies fell over this log and
narrowly escaped serious Injury.
Captain McCoy, of the Relief, was
yesterday Importuned by a young lady
and gentleman who were anxious to be
taken to sea that they might be mar
ried on the briny deep. Much to his re
gret he was unable to accommodate
them, and the last seen of them they
were looking for another skipper. It Is
understood that the lovers are first
cousins and have had some difficulty
in securing a parson or justice to tie
the knot
At the Presbyterian church this even.
Ing. at 7:3. the Hev. Henry Murwtte
will be installed as pastor. Uev. This.
Boyd, l. P., will preside and propound
the constitutional questions. Hev. John
Morrison will preach the sermon, Hev.
V. J. Arnold will give the charge to
the pastor, Rev.W.O. Forbes the charge
to the people. Hev, Sylvanus Sayre
will offer the Installation prayer. All
are moat cordially Invited to be pres
ent at these services.
to ctHK a rwin in n.w.
Taks laxative llromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money It It
fulls to cure. 25c, For sale by Chaa,
Hogers, Druggist.
VJOLKNTLY INSANE.
Man Found Digging In the Sand at Sea-
side by Engineer Stoner,
The attention of the count)' court
yvsterday was occupied In the afternoon
ith t.. mnltv nM The tlrst one
was that of Wemell Schulta. who has
been living for some time past near
Olney. and he became to wild that the
neighbors entertained tears that he
might lullct some damage upon him
self cr others. Investigation revealed
the fact that In April last the nuin hud
been reles.ied from the Napa, Cal., asy
lum, and came here In June, lie Is la-
boring under the delusion that every
one he meets wants to poison him. It
is claimed that while In California ie
tried to shoot a man, and this Is given
as one of the reasons for his present
condition of mind.
The other case was that of a man
who gav his name as It. J. MclUaln. i
H vs picked up yesterday afternoon J
while dia-triaa- In the sands at Seaside i
by Engineer Stoner and brought by him
to the city, where Sheriff Hare and Pep
Uty iTael took charge of him. Tr. j
man was violent In his actions and j
speech, was well dressed, and probably of the officers reruse to give any state
only 30 or ti years of age. Evidently j me,it f the cause of the disaster,
his attack was a sudden one. Hs was ; though no blame Is attached to Captain
seen In the city Monday evening sh rt-1
llfm,u,mr.,,.FMr
excursion, HUP-hM..P-r-
?d to be good, and the Court and -
amlnlng physician are at a loss to ac
count for his condition. He was so !
violent that the sheriff bad to put him j
nltt'de could be obtained from hlm'.n cl,W to the north Jetty. , She was
as to who he was. where he came from.!. lowed down and when near the end
or what he was doing. Dr. Jay Tuttle
made the examination In the presence
of a numberof wttnsses.
In reply to questions put to him by
the doctor the man said that he came, sea caught her and drove her stern
from Helfast. Ireland, that his nsmeiupon the rock of the Jetty and break
was Robert J. Mcllw aln. and he did j Ing a hole In her bottom. The Arago
not know how old he was. He said! by ,hl tlm0 haJ llrlft,'J among the
he was looking for a home, or farm; ! breakers and was beyond rontnd by
that he had been In Arlxona, and came ; her helm. The next sea that followed
down here because he wanted to seecarrle,l away the after cabin, contaln
w hat was going on. and what the coun-jlng several passengers snd the waiter
try looked like. He said he left the
other place very rapldly-came out of ;
it In a hurry. Then he state,! that he
was working on the telegraph line, but i
did not know the name of his boss. On
his person were found several scraps
of paper, one of them being a portion
of a bond for deed from C. H. Good-
man. Another was a letter addressed
to W. A. Furlong, signed by W. A. i
Grondohl. resident engineer of thejslxl the only man to appear on the
Southern Pacific Railroad, directing the surface was rescued by the life boat j
recipient to go to a certain gang of jln charge of the second mate. Chl-f
men working on the Oregon and Call- Engineer W. E. Itrown was washed I
fornia Railroad.
Both men were adjudged Insane, and
Sheriff Hare and Deputy I'rael took
them to Salem last night.
FROM AN OLD SOLDIER.
He Asks a Question Which the Astorlan
Can't Answer.
To the Editor:
Wilt some one tell us the difference
between the secession doctrines of 1N60
and the Bryan-Altgeld combination of
1896?
Each of them assert state rights,
and denies the chief executive of the
United States the right to Interfere In
any state, although a mob may In
terfere with Interstate commence and
the United States mall.
Surely no old soldier can swallow
such a dose. Take the democratic plat
form and sit down In the calm of your
home and read It carefully. Then read
Altgeld's speech at New York, where In
most undisguised terms he declares the
purpose of the combination. I can con
ceive how some old copperhead of war
times and unreconstructed secessionist
can vote such a ticket, but how any
man who spells nation with a big "N'
can go to the polls on the third of No
vember and vote to bring about the
very thing we fought to defeat In 1860
and 1865 surpasses the understanding
of your old friend JACK,
State of Oregon, i
Coaoty of Ciatsp.
We, the undersigned, local managers
respectively of the Western l nton and
Postal Telegraph companies, hereby cer
tify that tha "Dally Astorlan" Is the only
paper pablUhed In Astoria which now re
ceives, or at any time daring oar control
of said olBees has receded, a telegraphic
press report. It. D. JOHNSON,
Manager W. 17. T. Co,
J.H. CLARK,
Manager Postal Tel. Co,
ARRIVED RAYMOND, BOY ME
DIUM. Parlors 15 and 16, Flavel Building,
comer 10th and Bond streets. Sittings
dally, DO cents. Circle tonight. Wed
nesday evening circle at Mrs. Hall's,
361 Exchange street. Developing circle
Thursday evening.
OUR CORNER.
A gentleman's resort, at corner of
Bond and Twelfth streets. The finest
brands of UquorB and cigars always
on hand. Call and try us.
ANDERSON & PETERSON.
The beHt chemical compound for
washing powder Is "Soap Foam," as It
will not "yellow the clothes," nor burn
the hands. It's the finest thing In the
world for the bath. One trial will con
vince you.
Salton Sea Salt for baths at
the Estes-Conn Drug Store
10c and 25c per package.
ARAGO BURIED
s nn r
Mitt
Twelve Lives Knotti to Have Itccn
Lost In the Itrcnkcrs Xenr
Coos Itnv.
CAPTAIN STAYS liY MIS SHU'
Weather Was Thick, but Capt. Heed
and Ills OlnYcrs Ui-fuso to Assign
any Heason for the Disaster
An I'nlucky Spot.
Special to the Astorlan.
MsrahhVld. Or., October 50. -The
jsteamer Arngu went asm-re mis morn-
lnK Jt north or tne loos nay jetty
iHKd near where the whnlctxu'K strainer
Wetmore was lost. The vessel will be
a total loss.
Follow ing Is a list of the flrowniM.
JOHN NOHMAN.
K. McGKAVV.
HICHAKO WAl.TKKS. Oakland, Or
W. K. BKO WW. Chief Knginevr.
WM. WHITTLE. Fireman.
LK1C WALL. Klivnmn.
ANTHONY MclVVOK. Fireman.
KICMAKD I'ATTKHSON. Steward.
F. KICKNANPKZ. Chief Cook.
J. K. Kl'liKH. Seaman.
HKNKY SANPKHS, Sailor.
HEN. the Mess Hoy.
The Oregon Coal ami -.avigaiion ,.'. s
steamer Arago Is a total wreck. She
" tn about thirty feet of water on the
ocean wa.h Just north or the entrance
to Coos Hay and not iofl yards from the
wreck of the whjilebark steamer Wct-
iiwr. The cause of the accident Is
somewhat envelope,! In mystery, as all
Reed
Th- ln. ..tt h..r ,lo.-W .1 Enii.lr
-
WANTRD-A good girl, consent
about 8 o'clock. The weather was thick
and the bar exceedingly nmgh. although
It was nothing uncommon for the Arago
to cross over.
As the breakers were
'of the Jetty a northerly current caught
'her on the porl quarter and completely j
' shifted her out of her course, flefoiv :
'she could be headed around another
(with It. Lapt. liwi men oniereii ,ne
boats lowered, as she was sinking,
astern and the waves were washing her .
decks. Two life boats were lowered and
loaded. One capsticd n-t far away from .
me steamer, out was riKmeo aKjn.
lonly to turn over once more. The seal
was something ternne timt u inoaeti
though the life boats rauld not live 1
long, ine iai ume ine ui.-iH.ai cap-
overboanl wh e on tne steamer anil i
Jonn .Norman, a pasMt-ngi-r, was wasn 'i
out of the rigging by the force of the
waves. Captain Heed was the Inst to
leave. H was taken off with the re
maining passenger and crew by the lit
saving crew. None of the bodies hnve
been recovered.
THANKS TO JONES.
New York Tribune.
Presumably Mssrs. Jones, of Arkan
sas, and the other conspicuous popo
crats are not Intending to help the re
publican cause. Hut they are doing It
all the same, and In the most effective
manner possible. Their stalwart asser
tions that Bryan will carry every state
west of the Mississippi, and "some
Eastern states," and Ohio and Michi
gan and Indiana and Illinois, are having
an admirable Influence. The one dan
ger was that republicans throughout
the country would think the thing set
tled before election day, and might
forget to register, or yield to business
or other allurements and neglect to
vote, or stop the good work of convert
ing their neighbors and Informing the
Ignorant, or decline to provide means
for the expensive closing weeks of the
great contest. Also there was danger
that too many democrats w ho Intend to
beat Bryan at any cost, If they Imag
ined McKinley elected already, might
fancy that a vote for Palmer would
taste deliriously as a sort of dessert
for the feast.
The windy boasting of Bryan and his
managers helps amazingly to prevent
laziness and Indifference. It has al
ready caused perceptible nervousness
In financial circles, where the tremen
dous importance of the result and Its
possibly effects In business and specu
lation are keenly realized. Jt has set
thousands of men to asking whether
there Is anything left that they can do
to make the defeat of repudiation and
anarchy more certain. Mr. Jones has
not a superfluity of money In his treus
ury. It Is said, and therefore It is all
the more kind In him to put some lib
eral contributions Into the republican
fund. If his declarations of certainty
that Bryan will carry everything have
only that one effect, he should be
thanked for them, and may feel that,
albeit without the slightest patriotic In
tent, he has realiy done the country
some useful service.
The good effects are also seen In the
eminently sensible protests which many
National democrats are making, when
some scattorbraln on that side takes a
notion to fire off his little gun at Mc
Kinley, . The men who have sense know
that If Bryan Is to be beaten at all
It must be by votes for McKinley and
not for anybody else under the sun,
and that a fellow's fitness for a share
In self-government Is not conspicuous
ly shown by trying to Influence some
body against the candidates he wants
elected. No harm has been done or
will be, It Is probable, for the leading
National democrats are too much in
WARRENTON
Columbia Harbor
Land Co.
CORNER...
BOND and
ELEVENTH STS.
Mns on application.
carueat and too sincere to countenance
nonsense. The more Kryan and Jones
brag and bluff an Increasing number of
the democratic voters decide to take
no chances, and, In the words of Hell,
oral Sickles, to lire no blank cartridges
this year.
The registration In progress shows
good effects also. If the eminent popo.
crats wen not enraged In boasting,
and If men really thoiiKht the election
was over, there would hardly have been
mon voters registered In one day at
St. Louis than actually voted at the
last election, nor would the registra
tion of know n n'pulilli ans In Kentucky
already have exceeded the republican
votes cost when a republican governor
was elected. It Is not to be expected
that In Eastern states, where the re
sult has at no time been In doubt, there
lnuiM li. hm liiti.iiHM f,t1lnir shown SH
n the Central States, which form the
key of the battlefield. Hut the regis -
trillion hcn wilt also supply proof that
the voters mean to do their part In
beating Hryan. and are not content to
have the glory all left to the banners
and the ploiuent orators After all.
"r "I"-"" " "
,,.. ,l.r ,hnl of tho honest cltlsrirl l
clerk as he deposits a ballot for national
honor and sufety.
(Walter Hohlv J. A. Pevjln and ,
night called forth loud
..m-jj
Tie U. S. UOVt KCpOttS
show Royml Bsklng Powikr
superior to all otbir.
lOI.D Nt'ddETS FROM McKINLE Y'S
LETTEll OK ACt'El'TANCE.
The Hepubllcan party Is not opposed
to the UMti of silver monev. and has
done all It could for It consistent with
!af,.ty.
,.,,, nnllol , .ured by In-
llt.pt.ni,nl .,. our ,,art nor by
,,. , mln , f ,,...Hr. ...
llUTnttl,ont, arm-ment Is had It Is the
.,.,- lhl ,,, H.,.., to ,.,.,
. . . ,
.P f .h- .liver bullion would
he ,vw j,ir; the p.iple would
u n j ,h,.r lllH.r.
We now hftV( mor) ()lv(.r ,han gM
The m,.re ,1(,.ara,()n ,m, ,,e Pemo-
rnta pr , nBUfura. thl, fr,
an(J unMimM cml(,. f Hlv..r , a
. . ,. ... ij,,,,ii
menace to our financial and InduMrtul
I Institutions.
i In addition to free silver we are asked
to enter on an era of Irredeemable paper
currency. We are not a nation of
classes, and appeals to prejudice should
be rebuked.
We must not be misled by phrases
nor deluded by false theories. Free sll-
ver would not mean that silver dollars
were to be freely had without cost or
labor.
We have more silver In use than any
country In the world except China or
India.
What would keep the new silver dol
lars at par with gold? There would be
no obligation on the government to do
It; the simple truth Is. we would bs driv
en to a silver basis to sliver mono
metallism. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
TICE.
NO-
The deacons of the Congregational
church decided on Sunday evening after
services to hold no prayer meeting this
evening, because of the Installation ser
vices at the Presbyterian church. Let
all attend these Impressive services.
E. 8. BOLLINGER, Pastor.
TELL IT OUT.
Don't alt down and wait for trad,
'Taint the way,
Get a hustle, make her show,
Push your business make her go.
Don't alt down und wait for trade,
'Taint the way,
'Taint the way,
If you've got something to sell.
Tell It about,
Let your neighbors aee you're "fly,"
Get up "bargains," don't aay die,
If you've anything to sell,
Tell It out.
Tell It out.
Folka don't know you If you don't
Advertise,
Keep things movin' every day.
Talk about It; that's the way,
Folks won't know you If you don't
Advertise,
Advertise,
OABTOniA.
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FROM NOW UNTIL 8PRINQ
Overcoats and winter wraps will be la
fashion. They can be discarded, tempor
arily while traveling In the stenm-htated
trains of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul Railway. For solid comfort, for
ipeed and for safety, no other line can
compare with this great railway of the
West
Parties desiring the best of Job printing
at the1 lowest prices should call at the
Astoria Job office before going elsewhere.
A glanco nt tho roup will whow tliut tho town of
WARRENTON
font ins tlio host Hituutt'il propoi ty on tho wnt niln of tho
hay. "Alrrmly ix huwlrwl pooplo livo within a utono'u
throw of tho now rnilroml tlopot, iiiul at tho
Spcclnl Price
now ollVroil thoro run ho no hottor invent mont tor
HOUSES OR BUSINESS PROPERTY
Choiro loin nro hoing sold daily at specially hw priooH,
on installments, to suit tho times. In a few weeks there will
ho an advance. Now is tho time to huy tho UM harguiiiH
on the Peninsula.
APM1NISTHATOHS NOTICE,
Notice Is hereby given that 1 havs
been apiHilnlcd administrator of the
estate of W. 11. Hyan, deceased. All
persons having cl tints against said es
tate must present the sume to me at
Astoria, within six months from the
date hereof. All persons Indebted to
said estate are hereby notified to pay
wild Indebtedness to me. forthwith.
F. J. CAHNET,
Astoria. Or., October t, 1SV4.
There's mora clothing destroyed by
poor soap than by actual wear. "Hoe
Cake" contains no free alkali, and will
not Injure the fineet lace. Try It and
notice the difference In quality. Hoes,
lllgglns A Co.
I'se Webfoot Corn Cure. Xo
Clir 110 pay. t OT Halt" Mt KS-
. tl'S-Coilll Drill? Store.
Free sliver would contract our cur-
n-ncy and drlvo 5o0.0OO.0OO gold dollars
; out of circulation.
WANTED.
. 1"k ' '" "",'1 housework
fr a small ramny. American prerenva.
Apply In person or by letter lo J. M.
Turney, Flavel, Oregcn,
$l0to$,S
f(). fy
vcr vccK tor men anil womci
horn work. No books or
canvassing. 0 experience. Pons fide
! offer. No Catch. Send stamp for
work and particulars. E. IIEHMANN.
! 211 S. Sixth street, l'hlladelphla. Ta.
FOR RENT.
Ko It HENT-Three or four hrtilshej
rMiiis. stillahle for light house-k.-cplng.
Iixiulre at Crow's Uallery.
K Ht HENT Three or four rooms.
tt,,h Mr- K C- ""'-I'", crnar
nn ami ouane streets
FOR HENT Three furnished rooms
with or without board. Apply lxl 7th
street.
FOR BALK.
. UAI'ANESE UOOPH Kin-works -
J"t out-Just received-Just what you
want -at Wing Lee's, Hi Commercial
street.
Cedar Shingles
SEASIDE LUMBER YARD,
OFFICE 355 COMMERCIAL ST.
B.F.ALiLiEN&SON
Wall Piptr, Artltti' MaUrtali, Pilnti.
Oils, CUss, tie. JtpMMt Mattinfi,
Rut t and Banboo Gou4a
365 Cc mmerclal Htreet.
A. V. ALLI2N,
DEALER IN
Groceries, Flour, Feed, Provisions, Fruits
Vegetables, Crockery, Glass and
Plated Ware. Loggers' Supplies.
Cor. Tenth and Commercial streets.
AHTOHIA IRON WORKS
Coa'-oaly St.. foot of Jacktoa, Aaiorla
General Machinists and Boiler Makesr
Land and Marina Englnas. Bollar work, Slaaa
boat and Cannary Work a Specialty.
Caatlnia of All Deacrlstlona Made to Order ea
anon Nonce.
John Fox.. ..President and Superintendent
A. L. Fox Vloe President
O. B. Prael Secretary
First National Bank. Treasurer
Report of tho Condition
OFTIIS
First National Bank
OF ASTORIA,
At Aatorls. In the Htats of Oregon, at the close
of uusliiMM, October 6, 1 KM.
RKSOUHCKS.
Loan and discounts ..$231 jm 85
Overdrafts at-oured and unweiirerL Wfl i
U. H. Honila to aerure rlreulstlon VifiUD 00
Pmniiuina on U. H. Imnrln I.irno 00
HlH-ks, aeenritles, eta 11,117; 76
Other Heal Katata and Mortgages
Owned 16J1J J7
Ius from national banks (not reserve
SKaiita) n.WI 0ft
Due from atala hanka and hankers n.&'iO 04
Das from approved reserve agent 7d,Mi 7
Cheeka ami nlher eh Items MA li
Notea of other National Hanks 47.'. ou
Nickels and cents 21 V7
LAWFUL MONKY HfCSRRVR lit IlANK, VIZ!
Hpecla Ulft flOO 00
Irf-gnl-tsndnr niilea 4,iM I no tofltt 00
k(li-niitl(in fund with IT, H. Treasurer
(npersvnt.orr.lmilatloii) M3 60
Inn- from If. H. Treasurer, other than
n Hr rem reaniiipuon riinl. XT) 00
Total I(W,7NI 8fi
i.iAiui.iTir.a-
Capital afnrk paid In a no.iKNi on
Hnrulin fund lu.uoo m
uiiiHvHit'u pnmis lew. ex-
lienwa anil laxea paid.... f.0,1122 hi
National hank notes om-
Kluiirllnu 00
jiiuiviiiiini iM-jMjaiia auo
Jeet to cheek 19?:9!X SI
bcmiml certlileutea of da
mmit 07
Certified checks !,( oil XI7,2M S
Total Jlfitf,7HI
Mate ol fin Kun, I
County of Clalmip, f ""
I, rt, H, Oorilon, cashier of the shove named
hank, do solemnly swear that the shove state
ment h true In the hest of my knowledge and
belli'f. t. M, (KHIIlON.Cwilller.
Huhvrlhed snd wi n lo uef re me this nth
day of October, W. I.. KOIIII,
Notary 1'ublla.
Correct Attest :
WM. M. LAUD,
J o. HANTIIOKN, ( Directors.
JOHN A. DfcVLIN, )
R. L. Boyle & Co.
Real
Estate
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS
COMMP.RCIAI. MT.
"The Louvre'
isioiiun t.om.tms
ENTERTAINMENT HALL
s ri.oona
fine Muale. (lames of All Klaila. Tea
Megnlflrenl Mate.
CVCHTTHIMi riltHT-CUSH
Good Order and Everybody's Rights
STIK ITI.V OrlKKIIl Kll.
C A. HANSON
A C M tZ D"if R D
j VfaJI I VJI lVVUl
B79
COMMERCIAL STKRCT
ROSS HIGGINS k CO
Grocers, : and : Hutchers
Aaterta sad tipper Asmne
Flaa Taaa an4 CuSMa. Takle DaMi .'. Duen
sad Tnpkal Irulla. ViHi. Safer
Lured Haat. Ha. on. Ik.
Choke Fresh . and S.ilt Mrata.
I7 io,
l.ul'tk4tlll
OILS
A SpcvUlty
Fisrper
i
Brothers,.
i Sell ASTORIA
Ship Chiuul.-U'ry,
HanlwHri',
Iron & St'i'!,
Coal,
(irocorit'rf & Provisions,
Flour tt Mill I'V.-l.
l'aintfl, OiK VurnisltoH
LogKerH SiilifS,
Fairliink'n Scnlen,
DoorH tt Wiihlown,
Agricultural Iniplt'ment
Wagons A Whicltw.
The Palace Cafe
Is the Place for a
Good Meal...
Eastern Oysters
Is the shell or ess
Served to Order or Sold at Retail
W. W. WHIPPLE
THE PALACE
THE new
VI Ul laa. A RES0RT
FOR
Corner
Commercial
and nth SU.
GENTLEMEN
ALEX CAMPBELL, Prop.
.SfJAP A KODAK-
at any man coming out of
our lore and you'll get a
portrait of man brimming
over with plsasant thought.
Huob quality In tbs liquors
as have to offer are enough l
pleas any man.
COMB AND THY THEM
HUGHES & CO.
Emil Schacht
flflGjtiTEGT
GEO. NICOLL, Assistant.
OFFICE:
Kopp's flew Brewery
SEASIDE SflWMM.
A complete stock of lumber on hand
In tha rough or dressed. Flooring, rue.
tie, celling, and all kinds of finish:
mouldings snd shingles; also bracket
work dona to order. Terms reasonable,
and prices at bedrock. All ord.ra
promptly attsnded to. Office and va.nl
at mill. H. F. I LOOAN, Prop"
Seaside, Oregon,