The daily morning Astorian., November 21, 1896, Image 4

THE DAILY ABTORIAN. SATlUtDAY MORXINfl, NOVEMBKU 21. 18110,
Misses, Youth's and
Children's
QCHOOL
UHOES
Ladles' and Gents
Autumn Footwear
Rubbers, Rubber Boots, Etc.
Oar
John Hahn & Co.
Arm
Warranted
79 Commercial St.
SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.
TKPTEKDAT'S WEATHER.
Maximum temperature, 49 degrees.
Minimum temperature, SS defrreea.
Precipitation, .06 I tic he.
Total precipitation from September
1st, 1S9, to date, 21.13 Inches.
Excess of precipitation from Septem
ber lt. 1896, to date, 4.47 Inches.
TODATS WEATHER
Portland, November 19. For Oregon
and Washington, rain or snow In the
Western Portions; snow along and east
of the Cascades; slightly warmer.
TO HEADERS The "Dally AstorUa"
atalas twle as auk rasdlsg matter as
ay ether paper pabllahed la Astoria. It
Is the oal j paper that pnmtt IU readers
with a dally teleajraphle report.
TO AJTRTI9CR3.-Tke Dally As
tortaa" has spot thaa twtee as sway rsad-
rs as aay eUr jpaper pablUbed la Asto
ria. It Is toerW saor thaa twloa as
sralaable as aa adeortlalaa: atsdlaat.
State a Otwroa, I
Coaaty of Clatsop.)
Ws, the) aB4ralga4, local amaaagars
reepectiToly of tho Weeterm Vaioa aad
fisil Tolojrrapkt eoaapaatea, hereby
ttfy that ( "Dally Astortaa" U tke only
paper pabtlakad la Astoria wkiek bow rev
elrea, or at aay time oarlag oar aoatrot
of said oltlaas kas rooolrod, a tologiaphlo
prom report. B. D. JOHNSON.
Xaaacor r. V. . Co.
J. K. CLAKK,
M aaagor Postal Tml. Co.
AROUND TOWN.
Ot buty sing;
I Let others govern or defend the state.
Plead At the bar, or manage a debate.
Granville.
Fresh pe And string beans at Foard
Stoke,'
Pianos for rent Griffin Reed. City
Book Store, '
Thanksgiving Day menus are now be
ing planned.
Money to Loan Astoria
Title and Trust Co.
Abstract.
Leive your orders for Tiianksfflvtng
turkey At Foard A Stokes."
Gunther's, the only candles In the
City. C. B. Smith, sole agent
Oregon cream cheese, 25 cents A brick,
worth 60c, At Foard ft Stokes.'
The steamer Thompson will leave up I
river today with the Province.
. Just received, at Foard & stokes,' 100
dozen strictly fresh ranch eggs.
Mr. A. McKenxie, of Portland, is vis
iting In the city at E. C. Holden's.
J. S. Jones and Wht, Johnson, of Chi
nook, were in the city yesterday.
Captain Archie Pease left for Port
land last night on the Telephone.
Lovers of good plum pudding try
Foard 4 Stokes Co.'s receipt on first
page;
Just take A loolc at C. B. Smith's
famous Ounther candles. It will do you
good.
Great Sacrifice sale of capes and
Jackets for two days at McAllen & Mc
Donald's. Fancy Eastern apples, new crop rai
sins, nuts, figs, mince meat, etc. Ross,
Higgins 4 Co.
Don't miss the special sale of. high
novelty dress goods at McAllen & Mc
Donald's '
The Emma Hayward will take the
Tallerol up stream today. Pilot Smith
In charge.
Shipping matters were lively yester
day and many changes took place on
the water front
For best cooking wines and brandies
sweet and boiled cider, call at Foard
& Stokes Co.'s.
THREE SIZES OF QUEEN HEAT
ers now In stock and for sale only by
Fisher Brothers.
The Harvest Queen will start with
the G. W. Wolff up stream today. Pi
lot Reed in charge.
Dr. Howard's residence Is At E2S Com
mercial street, over the "Spa." Night
calls promptly attended.
Dr. T. L. Ball, dentist Teeth ex
tracted without pain. Price reasonable.
No. 6S2 Commercial street
Business among the merchants yes
terday was good and the indications
are for Improvement In the future.
F. Williams, John Bays, J. D. Drew,
Portland; W. B. Jenkins and Chas. E.
What's the use of tea if
you don't have fun drinking
it?
Schilling's Best is full of
fun " laugh and grow fat"
Money back if you don't
like it at grocers' in pack
ages,
A bcht'lirr Cnmpaoy
10
Stone. St. Louts, were registered
the Parker yesterday.
John Mcintosh, who Is now visiting
In San Francisco, Is reported to b
down with the measles In that city.
Don't pay ten and twelve dollars for
air-tight stoves when you can got them
for half the money at 431 llond street.
The sale of seats for the Grau Opera
Company, opens Wednesday morning
at 9 o'clock, November St at the New
fork Novelty Store.
LOOK OUT for fraudulent telegraph
ic news in the Astoria afternoon papers,
-
one oi mese papers receives on line
of outside news by telegraph.
.M,.,o..na,.veole.,en.yes-
terday declared his Intention of
w-
coming a cltisen of the I'nlted States
In County Clerk Dunbar's offlcev
Ladies, you can save big money In
your dress goods. The Low Price Store
is selling at wholesale prices. Goods
are selling fast. 4S1 Bond street.
Don't forget that the Low Price Store
has the only perfect fitting wrappers.
the handsomest line of Jackets and
capes, and la selling them at wholesale
prices. 4S1 Bond street
The Guild of the Chapel of Holy In-
nocents' will hold their annua sale of
rancy articles in" the old school house
In Upper Astoria, on Saturday, Novem -
ber Slst, afternoon and evening.
The Harvest Queen yesterday lighter
ed two hundred tons of the cargo of the
Penthesilea and pulled that ship off
the sands opposite Smith's Point where
she was driven during the recent gale.
Dancing school at Fisher's Hall, Prof.
Deggs, for boys and girls, will begin
today at 1 o'clock. Every child In the
city should attend the first lesson. An
evening class formed next week. Pa.
rents and guardians Invited today.
Detective Hudson, who haa been on
the Portland police force for thirty-two
years, was In the city yesterday. He
says that In his opinion, aa well aa
that of others In the business, the Ball
fci3nj!nf ?Ase at fCalama Is a fake.
The meeting of the EASt End Im
provement Club, advertised to be held
In Alderbrook today, has been postpon
ed until two weeks from today, at S
o'clock In the afternoon at which time
oiuinesa or importance will te trans
acted.
Cot. E. C. Hughes and Frank Cook
returned from their hunting trip yes
terday. They brought with them a
string of seventeen ducks and nlnety
flve snipe, the most of them being se
cured on Russian and Little Sea Is
lands. California potatoes must be Vry
cheap where they are grown, as they
can be shipped to Astoria, freight
drayage and commission charges paid,
profits made, and yet be sold here at
73 cents per sack. What is the mat
ter with Clatsop potatoes?
A larfte number of prominent Repub
licans left for Portland on the Tele
phone, and others will leave on this
morning's boat to attend the banquet
to be given this evening In honor of
the Hon. Sol. Hirseh, chairman of the
Republican state committee.
It has been suggested by A shipping
man of experience that a lightship
should be placed In the lower Columbia
harbor, upon the same theory as those
now In use In the Clyde. With a light
ship Inside the harbor and one outside
navigators would find it tn easy mat
ter to keep thi'chanftel In darkness as
well as by ilijiight.
l was reported yesterday afternoon
tYikt the steamer Dalles City, running
on the Upper Columbia, had a bard
time of It yesterday In the heavy east
wind. Captain Johnson, of the Dalles
City, stated that it was the worst gale
of wind that he had seen in a long
time. The rocking of the boat was so
great that It broke all the water pitch
ers on board.
Testerday noon In the presence of a
large number of people, Joe Leathers
launched the new boat for Elmore's
cannery, which he has been building
during the last month or two. She Is
an Improved twin screw steamer and
is expected to equal anything of her
class on the river. She will be used In
the season as a cannery tender. Aftt
the launching the steamer was towed
up to scow bay, and was christened
the El Hurd.
The success of the "character" con
cert Thursday night has called forth
many wishes that It be teptoduced. The
ladies and gentlemen who took part
will not, however, comply with this
unanimous request, but will after the
holidays give another entertainment.
Mrs. Brenham VanDusen Is deserving
of great credit forher efforts in mak
ing the affair a success, and also for
the artistic manner In which she ac
companied several of the singers.
Captain Matthews returned yesterday
from Washington. He had been on a
visit to the Sound country, but was
laid out at Centralla by the washouts
which made travel impossible on the
railroad. While In the little Wash
ington town the boys say the captain
made a good record as a kicker. He
kicked against the railroad, the town,
the grub, and everything else. But It
didn't do any good as he had to stay
there until the truck was repaired.
Captain Phil. Johnson, the oldest riv
er pilot on the Columbia river, was ex
amined before the county court yes
terday as to his sanity. He was pro
nounced Insane. He will not, however,
be taken to Salem, the local lodge of
Odd Fellows, of which he Is a member,
having generously offered to care for
him. Captain Johnson is not danger
ously Insane, but talks incoherently for
hours at a time. He Is 78 years of age
and has lived In Astoria since 1848.
Captain Tom Crang, the popular Col
umbia river skipper, returned from his
vacation yesterday, and Is again In
at charge of the Telephone, Captain Lar-
klns having irons to San Francisco on
his vacation. Captain Crans; started on
a hunting trip but didn't Ilk the storm,
and even after having his gun loadr
his hunting clothes on, he sat down
home and stayed there until It was
lime to report. He ssya that this
Larklns' first voyage on the ocean, and
he expects to hear that the Jolly pilot
way overboard before he
t 't Francisco.
I Captain V. J. Kllcy, the well know
sporting gxxHls man of Portland, and
- Oeorge Johnson and Kmll Amodt, Ska
mokawa, arrived In the city yestonlay
I
on their annual elk hunt. This Is the
I twentieth year that Captain Hlley has
ffone huntino fnr llr In til lm h.
MM Hyght head, and sax
this will be his Inst hunt as he rxoects
to bring his record up to flfty. The
party wilt leave for Cement creek
Washington, on the Ilwaco this morn
Ing. The captain has his two friends
with him In order to puck him out If he
can't stand up himself, should his dls
appointment be too great
The coroner's Jury In the case of An
ton Verange yesterday returned a ver-
Jlct of uloM. No evidence was pro-
duced to Indicate that the man had
been murdered, or that he had commit-
ted suicide. At all events. If Verange
I took his own life he performed a feat
heretofore considered Impossible. Ac-
lcordlng to Dr. Fulton's testimony fhe
wound In Verange'a left breast caused
aim wt Instant death; yet the knife can
no be found. It Is Indeed a strange
caaa f suicide. Then, again, people
dont fcSJL) themselves at Clifton; some
one else pellevea them of the trouble.
derange is tfyt sixth person who has
met death a ffcAt place. When asked
yesterday jMajt constitutes murder on
toe lower .Columbia, Coroner Puhl
shruggt 4iW ahHriders.
JiSW COfcD FIELDS.
Rich Developments l&Hng Made Dally
In the Trail Creek Country.
Gold Is not only doming out of Its
hoarding places And again entering the
channels of trad, but It Is eomlnr out
Lf the grouKd In larger quantities, than
ever before. The latest Eldorado Is
the Trail Creek region In West Koo
tenai country, where the little town of
Ross land Is destined to pwotne In the
Immediate future second Cripple
cree
Mr. Lincoln H. Pontius, a mining n
glneer and locator, Seattle, who I Dow
visiting in the city, and who h Just
come from Trail Creek I. enthusiastic
Over the p.oepects of that country and
predicts for It one of the most remark
able eras of prosperity ever known In
this country, even in the palmy days
of '40 in California. Talking over the
question of gold mining, Mr. Pontius
Said to an Astorlan representative last
evening:
"Tes, t am interested In gold mining
and here Is a piece of quarts w hich I
hav just brought with me from Trail
Creek, hawing dug It with my own
hands in the mine J am Interested In,
together with two of your well known
cltixens. about six miles from Kossland,
the principal town of the Trail Creek i
region, lying In West Kootenai. Ross
land is 131 miles north of Spokane and
has now about six thousand people. In
a year or two more it will be a second
Cripple Creek. This whole country,
which as you know Is on the Upper
Columbia river, Is very rich In minerals
and particularly In gold quarts. The
formation Is of A peculiar volcanic na
ture, and the greater part of the quarts
is base, or smelting ore. Our mine, and
the O. K. are about the only free milt
ing oe producers In the region. The
quartz In this region will run from $60
to $125 per ton. There la of course more
profit In the free milling quarts, but mil
lions are being taken out now from the
mines w hich produce the smelting ores.
The LeRoy, War Eagle, And Center
Star, besides A large number of other
mines, are shipping ores now and in
fact, the railroad Is unable to carry all
the products promptly to the smelters.
The other day I saw over $600,000 worth
of ore on the dumps at the LeRoy,
awaiting shipment. Only a year or two
ago one of the principal stockholders
of the LeRoy was a poor man living In
Spokane, having lost all his property
during the hard times. He believed In
Trail Creek, however, and held on to
his stock. Today he la Immensely
wealthy. The city of Spokane is now
almost out of debt from the product of
these mines. The town Is booming.
There Isn't an empty house In It. Rents
have advanced and property has so
Scott's
Emulsion
itands for wasting, de
creased vitality, im
poverished blood. The
combination of Cod
liver Oil with the Hy
pophosphitcs of lime
and soda as prepared
in it, is exactly what
is needed for the above
conditions.
f)asquerade
Costumes
Those who anticipate attending
the Red Men's masquerade ball on
Thanksgiving eve can procure ele
gant costumes by placing orders
with Miss Florence McMullen,
Room 7, Mansell Bldg. Prices rea
sonable and satisfaction guaran
teed.
Fine Turkeys
Geese and Chickens
For Thanksgiving
.
Leave Your Orders Early With
Ross, Higgins & Co.
appreciated that the mortgages axalnxl
It are raplJly being lifted.
Our own mine, which Includes three
laim& Is A magnificent ledge of erup
ive origin and we ran trace the mine
kind of quarts along the w hole length
of It. The peculiar formation of this
whole territory haa proved In every
Instance where A mine haa been sunk
that the deeper down you go the richer
the mine becomes, showing that the ore
has been ejected from below. This min
ing territory, unlike others In Colorado
or California, la easy of set-ess, either
by railroad or by river. The country Is
not very rough, and travel either by
orseback or by team Is very comfort
able. Our company, the Acme, will
commence active operations early In the
spring, although we have now a lot of
men at work taking out ore. I am i
crank, If you please, on this subject,
but am as certain as you are living
that in Another year or two Trail Creek
111 be known the world over, and
those who, like the Spokane people,
have Invested there early, cannot fall
to become Immensely wealthy. Every
claim has already been staked out and
taken up."
A NEW CHRISTMAS IDEA.
The ladle of the M. E. Church have
struck A popular method of securing
articles for their basaar to be held De
cember 17 And W. Mrs, Wheeler, Mr a
Walter AllJ Mis. 'm. klnney", are mak
ing a thorough canvass of all lines of
business and each business firm donat
ing any article has the Vrlvllege of plac
ing as large and conspicuous an ail
vertislng card as they choose upon
their articles, advertising special
Christmas and general Hill's of goods.
The plan has met with the moat m-
thuslastic endorsement upon the part
of ail four business men. wtttl only two
or three exceptions, all having agreed
to be repr-st-nted l the baxaar. No
ailmlsflim will be charged and the ba
silar will be open for two days and
nights. Lunches will be servrd and a
tine musical program will be rendered
the last evening.
No article will be sold bofoTe the fair
opens, and no article will be removed
until the close. During the closing
hours of th fair all articles unsold
will be sold at auction to the highest
bidder. Mr. 13. Woraley will be the
auctioneer.
The place for holding the basnsf 'nil I
be announced later.
SUNDAY HRUV'ICES.
Congregational Church Tho usual
Sunday services will be held In the
lecture foom of the church. Morning
thetatts, "Some New Phases of Foreign
Missionary Work." Kven topic, "The
Shadow of the Almighty." All are
cordially Invited.
Presbyterian Church Services tomor
row as usual, in the morning at u,
in the evening at 7:30. Thanksgiving
sermon In the morning. In the evening
the theme will be "The Revealing Pow
er of Love." The Toung People's So
ciety meets at 6:30. Sunday school at
12:15. All are most cordially Invited to
these services. Henry Marcotte, pas
tor.
M. E. Church The usual services at
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. 'm. League meeting
at 6:30; Sunday school at 12:15. You are
cordially invited to worship with us.
CALL FOR WARRANTS.
Notice Is hereby given to all parties
holding Clatsop county warrants In
dorsed prior to October 3rd, 1894, to
present the same to the country treas
urer for payment as taterest will cease
from this date.
Dated this 11th day of November, A.
D. 1896. B. L. WARD,
Treasurer of Clatsop Co., Oregon.
"Still doing hackwork?" asked the
obnoxious person, with a bland smile.
'Oh, no," said the literary lady, with
a smile still more bland; "I have bought
a pencil - sharpener." Indlajiapolls
Journal.
The winter girl spends most of her
time endeavoring to get rid of the
coat of tan the summer girl tried so
hard to achieve.
TO ClIKK A COLIt IN ONE DAY,
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money lf It
falls to cure. 25c. For sale by Chas.
Rogers, Druggist. ,
Why will women wear corsage bou
quets of a floral melange that looks like
l he culllngs of a blossom bargain coun
ter?
The U. S. Oov t Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to mil others.
Salton Sea Salt for baths at
the Estes-Conn Drop Store
10c and 25c per package.
It Is safe to say that not a woman
in the world will admit that she hasn't
good taste. . -
Coffee 5c, Woodcock's, 674 Com'l St.
McKinley and Good Times!
Columbia Harbor
Land Co.
CORNER...
BOND and
ELEVENTH STS.
Mij on application.
KEITHLICAN
I'ltlMAHY
TION.
KI.KC
Notice Is hereby given that a Primary
Klcctlon will be held In tho City or
Astoria, on Wednesday. November S.'dh,
S;, to elect 45 delegates to the Repub
lican city convention to b held on
Friday. November STth. lsv. at the
Ity Hall, at S o'clock p. m. for the pur
pose or nominating one councilman
from each ward for the coming e
rolling place, 1st Ward - Kesc
glne hoase (11 delegate!. Jui!
It. Cyrus, II. It. Ferguson. Martin
ohnaon.
Polling place. M Ward Welch Itros.'
ollVe (IK delegates). Judges Jas. W,
Welch, August Niison, Martin Foard.
IVIIing place, Sd Ard Office of W.
V. McGregor OR delegates. Judges
V. F. McGregor. O. F. Morton. John
Euberg.
l'olls will be opened from 1 p. m. till
p. m. I
By order of the City Central Com-'
mlttee. CHAS. II. STOCKTON. ,
Secretary.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOl'NT.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
16th day of November, ISM, I filed my
final account as administrator of the
late of Michael Thompson, deceased,
the county court of the state of Ore
gon, for Clatsop county, and the said
court has appointed Monday, Decent
bet list, ISM, at 10 o'clock a. m., as the
time for hearing objections to aalfl fin J
account and for the settlement thereof.
NICK FETROFF,
Administrator of Said Estal.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice la hereby tfvtn Ihllt 1 have
been appointed Administrator of the
estate bf W. It. Ryan, deceased. All
Perfmtta h&vlng rUlms against said es
tate mUKt present the same to me at
Astoria, within six months from the
date hereof. All persons Indebted to
said estate are hereby notified to pay
said Indebtedness to me, forthwith.
F, J. CARNET.
Astoria, Or.. October S, 16.
OU!t CORNER.
A gentleman's resort, at corner of
Bond and Twelfth streets. The finest
brands of liquors and cigar always
on hand. Call and try Us.
ANDKRSOV A PKTERSON.
CABTOniA.
list
vntpA
stand "M m
Use Wflfoot Corn Cure. No
cure no pay. for sale at hs-tes-Conn
Driiir Store.
RREMISER & HOLMES
Telephone
No&l
Blacksmiths
Special Attention Paid to Steamboat Be-
onuwhoeing, Etc.
LOGGING CAMP (DORK A SPECIALTY
107 OLNKV ST., but. 3d and fth.
Fisher's Opera House
L. E. 8ELIO. Manager.
The OroatOHt
Known in
Treat Ever
Astoria.
Thursday
and Friday
November
26 and 27
Special
Saturday Afternoon
Matinee.
GRAU
:OPERA:
COMPANY
Presenting the following
Repertoire:
Thursday
"PAUL JONES"
Friday
"TAR AND TARTAR"
Saturday Matinee
"BEGGAR STUDENT"
Powerful Chorus.
GrUU'S OWN ORCHESTRA
Seats, 50c and$l
Box Sheet opens at the New York Nov
elty Store Wednesday morning, Novem
ber 25, at 8 o'clock.
F. B. Morgan
PASSENGER AOENT
0. R. & N. Company
Columbia Rlvsr Route
254 V'ssbinntoi St.
Cor. Third
Portland, Or.
lVipl. who have ht-on hounling away
thoir nionoy tiro now buying
' Warrenton
and Warrenton Park
Remember that prices on those lots,
side of ths tmy, within a atons'a throw
people are now living, will be advanuvd
MASQUERADE
BALL
imilinan
rsiConcomly Tribe, No. 7
Imp. Order of Red Men
will give a ball ThankHgiving eve. It will
bu a miwtui'fale ball, ft largo ball, and
brilliantly colored ball, roil.
Following Arc
First prise Beat dressed lady, an ele
gant toilet set.
Second prise Heat sustained lady
character, Japanese tea set.
First prise Best drrssvd gentleman,
meerschaum pipe.
Second prise neat sustained gentle
Astoria and Columbia
River Railroad
TIME CARD.
Trhltil ItaVe.&iUiiis for Astoria kt
7: Jo a. m. and I p. m. dally.
Trains leavs Astoria for Flavel At I
a. m. and 4 p. m. dally,
Trains leave Astoria for Seaside at
10:10 a. m. and I p. m. dolly.
Trains leave Flavel for Astoria at MO
a. m. and 1:U p. m. dally.
IS71 191
Fisf?er
Brothers,
Sell ASTOPIA
Lubncitlng
OILS
A Specialty.
Ship ChaniMery,
Hani ware,
Iron & Stft'l,
Coal,
Groyne" it Provisiona,
Flour Mill Feed,
Paints, Oils, Varnishe,
Loggers Supplies,
Fairhank's Scales,
Dtxirs & Windows,
Agricultural Implement
Wagons & Vehicles.
The Successor
...To the
Oregon Trading Co.
Has made such deep cuts
in tho prices of goods
that they don't need to
make auction now to raise
money. The people have
found it out from the
hargains they are getting
at private sale. We are
not yet out of the woods.
We riust raise $4,000 by
the 10th of December, and
to continue tho rush so
that the amount can eas
ily be raised we will sell
from 30 to 50 per cent be
low actual value until the
amount is raised.
..6oo Commercial Street..
"The Louvre"
ASTORIA'S GORGEOUS
ENTERTAINMENT HALL
S FLOORS
Fins Musis, Osmss of All Kinds. Two
MasntHpsnt llr.
EVERYTHING TIRST-CLASS
Good Order and Everybody's Sights
BTKCITLY OltHKRVED,
The Palace Cafe
Is the Place for a
Good Meal...
Eastern Ogsters
In tba shell or can
Served to Order or Sold at Retail
W. W. WHIPPLE.
THE PALACE
Now Is Your
Opportunity
.LOTS
.At Special Price
which are ths best situated on the wan,
of Hit Warrenton dpot. and where 0q
Jtinuary I. 1SU7.
the Prizes:
man character, silk umbrella,
Th. prises are now on exhibition &,
the Ksios-Conn show window.
Tickets, tl. Indies en masque, free.
Spectators, M cents.
A coatumer from Portland will b
here A few days before the ball.
WANTED,
WANTICU A comprint girl for gen
eral housework. Apply at No. 104 Astor
street, from I to t p. m.
FOR MNT.
Fort RENT Heven room beuse. No.
260 Commercial street, rorarr Blxth
strwt. Apply to F. I. Dunbar, Court
noun.
KOH HKNT- A front nxm nicely fur-
nlshd. Inquire K Bond street, city.
FOR HKNT Thive four furnlshf4
rooms, suitable for tight house-keeping.
Inquire at Crow's OalMry.
FOlt HKNT Thro or four rooms,
with board. Mrs. E. C. Ilolden, corner
th and I'uans streets.
FOR BALK.
ALL KIM'S OK FANCV ASP 1AV
A.Nr'SK lioods for Christmas and th
holidays, at Wing Ie's. Ma Commer
cial strret.
LortT.
!,nHTni" flsliemiiui's li'atlir hoot.
Flnilrr pli-usr li-uvo at Astorlan oHr
nnd r'Trlvi. reward
Cedar Shingles
HKABIOR LUMBER TARD.
OFFICE SM COMMERCIAL 8T.
NORTH PACIFIC
Steamship Company's
Will b dispatched from Portland, Or
econ on or about November t, 1194, on
ths routs from that point to ths Co
quills Itlvvr, touching at all luterms
dlats points aa Inducements otter, and
will remain permanently on that rout
making; regular trips.
For rates or other Information apply
at offices of th company, Worcester
Illock, Portland, Oreifon. or 121-123 Da
vis street. San Fronnlsoo.
NEIL nilaMORR, Airent,
Main Rtroet Dock. Astoria. .
.SNAP A KODAK.
at any man omln oui ot
our iur and you'll set a
portrait ot a man brlmnilnic
oter with pnuuatil tlioiiKlits.
Hueb quality In the liquors
we hsvetooltnrareennuahta
plnw any man.
COMB AND TRY THEM,
HUGHES & CO.
S. Frksman, Lit of Fmm.ii k Holmst.
R. T. Earli. lau ot Stockton C.I.
FOUNDRYHEN
Blacksmiths, Machinists
and Boiler Maker
kSswS,"4 1111 Kinds of IKaehineiy-
Iron and Brass Castlngrs
General Blacksmith Work
SPHCIALT1ES - W.lch P.t.nl WIihI, Skip.
Smithing and Steamboat Work, Cnffcry anA'
M II Machln.ry. Marlnt and Stationary Boll,
ra Built to Ord.r.
Sptclally aqulpped for loggers' work
Corr.ipondenca solicited
iBth and Franklin. Phone 78
ASTORIA IRON WORKS
Concoaly St. foot of Jackaos, Astoria.
General Machinists and Boiler Makesr
Lasd and Marina Engines. Boiler work, Steaa
boat and Cannery Work a Specialty.
Castings of All Descriptions Mads to Order oa.
Short Notice.
John Fox.. ..President and Superintendent
A. U Fox Vlo President
O. B. Prael Baorstary
First National Bank, Treasures
COLUMBIA i WORKS
baa PruKisco