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WESTON BY T(1E SEfl
McKinley and Good Times 1
SEASONABLE GOODS!
IVoplo wiio have liwn lami'ding away
tlirir 11101117 me mw buying
Warren ton
and Warrenton Park
Sitnated in Clatsop County
Hear Astoria
-C ' THE DAILY ASTOUIAN, SATIRIUY MOttXINO. PECKMBKH 13, 1. ,
Columbia Harbor
Land Co.
CORNER...
BOND and
ELEVENTH STS.
nans on application.
.LOTS
Blankets...
MOW beinsr sold in tracts of all size. Bond lor deed
1 N given with everv purchase. . . . Each buyer has a
chance for the CAPITAL PRIZE. For particulars call on
Of Oregon and California manufacture,
in oil colora and slze, at bottom price.
.At Special Price
E. Z. FERGUSON,
Trustee
ASTORIA,
Misses', Youth's and
Children's
QCHOOL
; UHOES
Ladies and Gents'
Autumn Footwear
Rubbers, Rubber Boots, Etc.
John Hahn & Co.
479 Commercial St
37 SHADES
IN BABY RIBBONS
Ho. 1 Ho Edge Baky libbot. 1c yi. Oc pc
Xo. 1 Satia Ribkoa - - e ). I7e pc
So. IK Satia Rihboa - - 9c 4. 25c c
Ha. t tia Ribboa - - 4c y. 35c pc
Vc call amnio Jo tbe tact
Tbat keep eoee bat best
Quality All-Silk Ribboas. aaa
Sell tbea lor less tbaa otbers
Sell part-tottoa Ribboas . . l
ALBERT DUNBAR
SIQNAL SERVICE REPORT.
YESTERDAY'S WEATHER.
Maximum tempera tare. 51 degree.
Minimum temperature, 43 degree.
Precipitation, .80 Inch.
Total , precipitation from September
1st. 189. to date. JS.94 Inch. .
Excess of precipitation from Septem
ber 1st, 1S96, to date, 14.50 Inches.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Portland. December IL For Wash
ington and Oregon, tight rain or snow,
cooler. '
TO READERS. The "lally Astoriaa'
atalBS rale as ataeh raadlag matter as
aay attar paper pablUaaal la Astoria. It
la ths aaly paper that preaeata its readers
with a daily telegraphic report.
TO ADVERTISERS. -The "Daily At
(arlaa has mors thaa twlee aa aiaay reaaV
ara aa aay other paper publi.hed la Asta
rla. It la therefor mora thaa twice u
valaable aa aa adTertlalag mediant.
State or Oregna, I
Cooaty of CI. loop.) "
We, the aodrralrned. local managers
saepectlvelj ef the Weatera I n t on ud
Peatal Telegraph eompanire. hereby cer
tify that the Ually Aatorlaa" la the only
paper pnblLhed la Aatoria which aow re
eelvee, or at aay time daring onr control
of said oatee haa recelTed, a telegraphic
preaareport. B.D.JOHXIO.N,
Maaager W. TJ. T. Co.
J. R. CLARK,
Maaager Poatal Tel. Co.
AROUND TOWN.
O blessed life! the mind that sees
Whatever change the years may
bring"
A mercy still In everything.
And shining through all mysteries.
William Tidd Hatson.
Katie Putnam on the 14th.
Buy your Groceries at 10th and Duane
street.
Just received Lowney's chocolates, at
The Spa.
You can get the best potatoes at lOtb
and Duane street.
The managers of Fishers' promise a
surprise next week.
C C. Utzinger went to Portland last
night on a business trip.
The Borthwick Lumber Mill, at Goble,
Is again running on full time.
Preparations for Christmas festivities
are being made all over the city.
Just think, 72 Christmas tree candles
for 10c this week at C. B. Smith's.
.The box sheet for the Katie Putnam
engagement opens today at 9 o'clock a.
m.
The Cambrian Princess was yester
day towed to Sand Island for anchor
age, j
All sorts of holiday "goodies" are
now temptingly displayed at the gro
cers'. Mr. J. w. Hume, ex-mayor of the
city, Is visiting his old friends in As
toria. It is promised that the old fashioned
Cheap tea you think
we mean trash; we don't
we mean Schilling's Best.
It is the cheapest tea in the
United States.
If you don't like it, your
grocer will give your money
tack. It costs him nothing.
A Schilling Company
Saa Fnucuco 428
Ribbons
STUART BROS..
Bales Agenla
OR
OREGON ...
On the
QUEEN
HEATER
appears In large letters, "Queen." Nona
genuine without it. Beware of Imita
tions. We an sole agents for the
"Queen."
FISHER BROTHERS
H. EKSTROM
Jeweler
560 Commercial St.. Astoria, Or.
rixe nxt or..
Watches, Diamonds
COLD AND SILVER
JEVELRT. CLOCKS
E.tBRElUS. rtRSES. STERLING
AMD riATED YilRC.
Suitable for Christmas Presents,
at
Very Low Prices.
Every
Article Purchased Engraved
Free of Charge.
New Year's calla will be In rogue again
this year.
It is said that a number of weddings
have been booked for the first of the
new year.
You can secure a Christmas tree all
ready for use In private parlors, at the
M. E. baaaar.
Low Price Store Is selling JS.00 navy
blue, velvet collar double cape mackin
toshes at 15.00
THREE SIZES OF QUEEN HEAT
ers now In stock and for sale only by
Fisher Brothers.
If you want any of those fine tree
ornaments at C. B. Smith's you had
better get them thli week.
Dr. T. L. Ball, dentist. Teeth ex
tracted without pain. Price reasonable.
No. 562 Commercial street.
Nick Webber, with his launch Triton,
will make the run today up the Lewis
and Clarke river In place of the Rich.
Mrs. Ray, medium and magnetic heal
er. Circles Sunday and Thursday even
ings. Readings daily. 440 Bond street.
We offer all our cast Iron stoves at
10 per cent below cost. The latest air
tight stoves also on hand at 431 Bond
street.
Mr. Andrew Sundstad has Just re
turned from the herring fisheries In
Alaska, where he made a successful
catch.
The "Yellow Kid" of Hogan's Alley,
has consented to sing for the A. F. C.
December 31st, at the Columbia Opera
House.
The steamer Empire cleared for San
Francisco yesterday with a cargo of
425,000 feet of lumber and S.000 bundles
of snooks.
The steamer State arrived from San
Francisco yesterday with a large
freight and passenger list, having sixty
tons of freight for Astoria.
C. B. Smith, the confectioner, Just
received his shipment of Gunther can
dies for Christmas. Tou will do well to
place your orders at once.
Mr. A. G. McLean, inspector of ma
terial for the Uestern Union Telegraph
Co., was in the city yesterday, a guest
of Superintendent Morrison.
A fire eater, tumbling, bar works, and
living pictures, a regular New Tork
Vaudeville show. A. F. C, at Columbia
Opera House, December 31.
H. Svenson and T. E. Karille, of Pu-
get Island; Charles R. and Harmon
Johnson, Chinook; H. P. Olsen, of John
Day's, were In the city yesterday.
Call and see the Queen air-tight heat
er at Howell & Ward's before buying;
they can save you money both on the
price of the stove and wood consumed.
The Lord Elgin has been ordered to
Portland, having been chartered by
Halfour, Guthrie & Co. If a tug can be
procured she will leave up river today.
Superintendent Morrison, of the West
ern Union Company, has a big Job on
his hands In the matter of stringing
the wires across the Young's Bay
bridge.
Before purchasing, don't fall to see
those celebrated air-tight stove at
Fourd & Stokes." They have them In a
dozen different styles, and every pos
sible size.
The weather has been so rough at the
mouth of the river that the ships ready
for sea have been obliged to stay in
port. It is expected that a number will
get out today.
Don't forget that the Low Price Store
Coffee 6c, Woodcock's, 674 Com'l St.
Comforts...
In Elder Down and Carded Cotton, made
of the very best material. Very cheap.
Warm Underwear
We have the lret selection of Uullea' and t.entrV,
Mleme Youth' and Children Underwear to le found
la this part of the country, and at reasonable price.
C. H. COOPER
haa the only perfect fitting wrappers.
the handsomest line of Jackets and
capes, and Is selling them at wholesale
prices. 491 Bond street
County Clerk Dunbar, City Auditor
Nelson and Justice Abercromble yes
terday canvassed the vote for council
men and found that Clinton had a ma
jority of ii votes, Trulllnger 10, and
Brlx S.
Mr. John Kopp had steam up In his
new brewery yesterday and made a
test of the new machinery. Everything
worked satisfactorily, and he expects
to have the machinery In full operation
In a few days.
Mrs. Gus. Iveraon, whose husband
died from heart disease Thursday night.
is not rich In this world's goods, but
the Red Men, of which order her hus
band was a member, were never known
to deaert the needy.
A well known housekeeper of expe
rience says,' "Don't buy your huxbevnd
cigars for Christmas. You are about
aa competent lo aeltvt them as he
would be In discriminating between a
godt and a basque.
Mr. Frank Surprenant Is In from the
Nehalem and will today prove up on his
homestead claim, the north half of the
northwest quarter and the west half of
the northeast quarter of section 31,
township t north, range 7 west.
Lyman Smith, an employe of the Itox
Factory, met with an accident )'e
terday aftrrnoon while at work at
the planing machine. His left arm was
broken by being caught ln the belting.
Dr. Fulton dressed the wound.
Sheriff Hare yesterday received a
genuine American eagle from Eastern i
Oregon. His royal highness was very I
much alive and very indignant at his
captivity. He would not eat beefsteak.
The sheriff might as well have a white
elephant on his hands..
Messrs. Holland, Johnson, Goodall
and Wmgate, together with a number
of Dromlhent Astorians. vesterdav took
a trip through Clatsop county on the
Seashore railroad. The gentlemen are
determined to learn all they can about
the valuation of Clatsop county land.
Captain A. C. Fisher and Frank Cook
have gone on a hunting trip for snipe
up the river. They bok the steamer
Lurllne and expect to be gone a num- j
ber of days. They will visit a part of
the country Infmted by snakes, and did '
not forget to take along the necessary j
antidote.
Judge A. A. Cleveland returned yes
terday from Portland where he attend
ed a reception given by the Red Men.
Minnehaha Tribe, to the great chiefs of
the Great Council of the Great Reser
vation of Oregon. The entertainment
was a most enjoyable one and was
largely attended.
Yes, we have a few of those Burbank
potatoes left, but at the prices and
rate they are selling they will soon be
gone. The Webfoot Commission House
is selling other groceries at the same
rate. For instance: A pound of Mocha,
Java and Rio blended coffee for 25c.
We grind this while you wait.
Auren A. Stafford, son of D. F. Staf
ford, a young man whose boyhood days
were passed on Clatsop Plains, and who
got his first start In education ln Dis
trict No. 3, graduated December 8 from
the Cooper Medical Institute, San Fran
cisco, Cal. Mr. Stafford will begin the
practice of medicine at Alameda, Cal.
From reports made yesterday by
County Clwk Dunbar, It appears that
the cost of holding the June and De
cember elections In this county was
159.65 for the first, and 1698.83 for the
second, covering the expenses In twenty-two
precincts, where 3143 votes were
cast. The average cost per vote was
sixty cents.
Mr. J. Q. Jamleson, engineer
In
charge of the A. and C. R. R. R., re
turned yesterday from a trip over the
line. He says that the work on Honey-
The
Leading Hjse
of Astoria.
Whatever else you do between now
and Christmas, be sure and see our
beautiful novelties In perfumes before
buying any gifts for your friends
Mind you. we do not aay buy of us.
We merely aay, see what we have be
fore you buy, and then do aa you choeee
about the place you purchase. Of
course we have an Idea about what
the result will be after having exam
ined our varied atock, but that need
not In any way Influence your choice.
We are showing our gooda with the
understanding that we wish no one lo
purchase unless we make It their best
Interest to do so. W have In stock
an elegant line of novelty perfume In
cut glass bottles, all new styles, never
put on the market before, and filled
with the choicest perfume made by
Adolph Spieler and Solon Palmer, the
best manufacturers of perfumes in
America; also a full line of Imported ex
tracts by Lubln, Roer and Clallet, Kd.
Pinaud of Paris ami the Crown Per
fumery Company of Indon. who are
known to be the leading perfumers of
the world, and some of their entirely
new orders In our stock are Metsukitn.
Orchlila, Peau de Spraue, L Iris
Blanc. Bouquet des Amours, Vera Vio
let ta. Violet de Parm. l'nrnuliita Lilly.
Aurora Lily anj Cjl'KKN OF Vl U.KTS.
We also carry the largest line of toilet
soaps of any house west of the ltoeky
Mountains (that is not a wholesale
house.) We have forty gross ranging
In price from 10 eent per doxeu to Jl
a cake, 12 gross of tooth brushes n I ,
from T rents to 50 cents earn. Our Mo
brushes generally sell for 7.V. 1 d"i n
hair brushea at from 15c to IT each;1
bath brushes from 'Mc to J2 each; also
an endleea variety of lather brushes
and shoe brushes, and hundreds of,
other articles too numerous to mention, ;
!,,, ,h ,.... r w-
. ,llwlirw ln .hl,wln, koimU .h,.lh.
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amlnlng our stock and prices, you will
call w hea In need of anything In our
llno.
" CI1ARLK9 ROGERS,
Druggist.
Astoria.
Oild Fellows' building.
man- DeHart Co "'vision Is pro-
g re suing wen. ine mrce 01 men is
gradually Increasing, and doubtless
they will succeed this winter In doing
a large amount of tunnel and rock
wortc.
Yeaterday afternoon and evening the
ladles of the Presbyterian church held
a fair In the basement of the church
building, for the sale of fancy work,
linen, candy, cake, etc. The fair closed
at 11 o'clock, a ad the receipts (igured
up 1130, 150 of which goi-s to the new
organ fund. The lady managers are
certainly entitled to credit for their
hard and successful work.
Speaking of the question of establish
ing a smelter ln Astoria, Dr. Kinney
said yesterday that the seaboard was
the place of all places for such an en
terprise. Astoria has every requisite
necessary for success, with the Oil van
tage of cheap water rates from the
mines In Alaska on the ore, as well as
the advantage of flux produced at the
factory door. The rich mines on the
Yukon, beside the mines In Oregon,
Washington and Idaho will furnish the
ores for reduction.
The following have been appointed by
Mayor Taylor's committee to act with
them In the revision of the city charter:
W. B. Adair, G. C. Flavel, T. O. Trullln
ger, D. H. Welch, E. A. Taylor, II. Van
Dusen, C. 8. Brown, J. O. Hunthorn,
J. A. Fulton, S. Elmore, M. J. Kinney,
C. W. Shlvely, J. Q. A. IViwlby, W. W.
Parker, C. R. Thomson, J. F. Hamilton,
and W. L. Robb. The first meeting will
be held Friday afternoon In Judge
Ftowlby's office. Suggestions as to re
vision of the charter will then be re
ceived In writing.
The brilliant little comedienne, Katie
i-uiimm, wno pmyn a two nignt s en
gagement here at the Columbia Theatre
Is quoted as the rlchowt actress biday.
The Portland Oregonlan says:
"Thatpopular little' actress, Katie
Putnam, who begins a brief engage
ment at the Marquam Grand next
I'hursilny night, Is revutod to l an In
tensely liUKlm sa-IIke woman. Kite lives
.tl the famous Mlchlgnn summer resort,
Denton llurlior, ami to visit her when
fully in the home rtetmnt. Is lo gel Into
iin atmosphere so essentially priw'tlcal
tlmt only had pleasant nature and
lrlghtlliHJ hint at the remotest a nu
tation to anything dramatic.
She owns two big fruit farms at tit
great Insular fruit town, given over to
liea.'hca and llacktcrrioa so plentiful
snd excellent that she derives a hand
some Income from this source alone.
When the late Knuna Abbott saw the
poaalbllltlea of IVrtland realty and In
vested heavily, Katie Putnam did like
wise, and paya today taxea on aom
200 lots, which she holds In great ex
pectation of Portland's future. Odd
lota and parcels of land scattered from
her to New Orleans,' representing oc
casional 'rtj.ih' Investments, ar also
among her posaeeaiona. but they do not
count. On her perfect home and ,lh
faniia that pay. the owner expends
most of her palna and energy, and the
result la an existence pretty near Ideal
when taking a rest after her annual
tours, which are usually protracted
one,
"In her stage work sh finds a pleas
ure and an enervating tonic that bene
fits her active nervous lemperatmenl."
Mlaa Putnam will appear In two
beautiful plays written expressly for
her Monday night "Th Old Lime
Kiln." and Tuesday night "Love Finds
a Way," both of which tell beautiful
slociea and abound In attractive scenic
effevta
BANK NOTICE.
The eleventh annual meeting of the
stkholders of the First National Bankl No w,mwu' " " far ron ln ,hr
of Astoria, for the election of director. I' th,, K"kn Mek or
and tramuictlon of other bUKtnrsa, will
be held at the banking other, Tueeilay.
January Ulh. lsT, at 4 p. m.
S. S. UOItlKi.N, Cashier.
lecemter l.'th. lv.'
CHl'HCH SKKVICKS TOMORROW.
("ongnvKutlonal Church-The ,hur,h;fUre 110 A. For Sale at F.S
will h,. n-oH'ii.rl tomorrow. Itev. C. V. j t t'H-Ctlllll UritlT Store.
Clii4P, siiHM-iiiteiul'-nt of Cunuregatlon-
al mlasloiis In Oregon, will preach at Mcttny I. the leading tailor, and pays
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. tit. At S p. in. there j ,h, hKri,.,t CB1,h prro fr fur ,klna
will Iw a fellowship meeting at w lilch ) i
the imstors of the various city churches j WANTED,
will make brl. f ad'!ree. N'. sub-; - .
scrlptlnns will Ih solicited at any (if I WANTKDA girl or woman to do
tlm services. All are most cordially In nnf n ilny's work each day In a prl-
vlted. I
Sulviiilon Army will have a "Sing
Song" meeting tonight In Mrs. Wel
iiiun'a hull, AhIoi- anil .'Hi streets Sun
day morning, Rescue Hull, Ilollntws
ns'tlng 10. .1(1 u. in. Free and Kasy at
3 p. m.. and a heavenly anlvatlon meet-
n, ttt II 11. m. A .mind welcome home
meeting to Knsign Nelson and his new
lieutenant will I held Tuesday night,
l.rth Inst. Coffi-ti and cake w ill be se.ved
afterward. Everybody lnv!led to at-
tend.
Bishop Barker, of Olympla, (Western
Washington), will be In Ilwaco and
Fort Canby on Sunday.
There will lie a special service at
Grace Church Monday evening, Decem
ber 14, at 7:30 p. m., under the auspices
of the Young Men's Brotherhood of
Grat Church and Holy Innocents'
Chapel. The lit Rev. Wm. M. Barker,
I). I)., missionary bishop of Olympla,
will deliver the addres.
At the Presbyterian Church Preach
ing In the morning by Rev. Sylvanus
Sayre. Ther will Ih no service In th
evening. Sunday school at 12.15. Y. P.
fl. C. K. at :30. All are cordially In
vlted.
Swedish Lutheran hurrh Service
at 10:30 In English. Text, Mull. 11:2-10.
Sunday actum'' at 12:16. Evening ser
vice m Hweiiisn. Tuewlay at Z p. m.
Services at Wm. Predrtckaun's, on
Young's Rlvrr. Wednesday at 7:30 p,
m., preaching ln English In the school
house at Fort Stevens. Service Sun
day a wwk, Swedish In the morning
and English ln the evening at Skamok
awa.
ATTENTION. RED MEN.
The members of Concomly Tribe. No.
7., Imp. O. R. M., are hereby notified to
meet at their wigwam at 1 o'clock on
Sunday, December 11, to attend the
funeral of our late brother, Gustav
Iverson. I. J. KERN, Sachem.
Attest: J. W. Williams. C. of R.
THE COUNTY COURT.
(Continued from First Page.)
to-wit; the sum of $35,000.00, be can
celled, for the reason that certain of Its
stockholders residing In Multnomah
county, have been assessed by the as
sessor of said county, upon the re
spective shares owned by them In said
county, that Its stskholders residing
In this county, owning a total of 260
shares of the capital stock, would not
object on their part If they were assess
ed upon thflr respective stock; and It
appearing to the court that the assess
ment under the laws of this state
should be made against the sharehold
ers of said bank, upon their respective
I should say so, in all the
prettiest shades Imagin
able; Special for the Hoi-,
iday trade at
30c per Yard
Komrtnber that rl. n lh.e lots,
side of Hi bay, within a stone's thiuw
people are now living, will bo advnnunl
xhnrea owned In this county, and that
the UMttnarni nt made by the n r
hoold bo cancelled and petition grant
ed; It l therefore ol'd'ied that tlw
. tHoii-nl of the Flral National I lull It
for lv.itl, of I'l.VOoO 00. be and the same .
hereby cancelled, and that the hcrll
if this county be and lie Ta hereby di
rected to ni the reieetlve share
In Ulers residing In thla county, upon
tluir riapocllve shares owned In aald
li nk.
Ordered that Court do not adjourn
until Monday, lvcoiubor Slat, IHtKl, at
li) o'clock a. in.
J. II. D. 11 It AY. Judg..
C. PKTKIIHON.
HOWKLL LF.WIH.
Ciimmlaslonsrs.
(Attest! V. I. Ill'NIIAU,
County Clerk.
TO tTKtt A (Hill IN OMR lAV.
Take laxative Promo quinine Tableta
All druggists refund th money If It
falls to cur. 25c For sal by Chaa.
Rogers. Druggist.
The woman who makes a study of
houae gowns dors not have to cu'tiplaln
of her husliand's lack of attention.
ROYAL Baxinsr Powder.
Hlgheit of ll la kvenlag
Strength -U . Omnatal R opart
No matter what you wear, so long as
It la becoming, appears lo be th rul
of the mode thla winter, 1
Salton Sea Salt for baths, at
tbe Esti'H-Conn lmjr Store
10c ami 23c per parkajre.
and black.
OAHTOTIIA,
nan.
Uallt
dgui
WMraJ.
T,
'Tw Weliroot Corn Cure. Xo
vim' family. Apply at the olllce of the
Astorlan.
ruR KENT.
FOR RENT Three psim house oppo
site court house. Astoria Ijind A In
vestment Co.. S'lf. Commercial street
Four
street.
rooms to rent. 1X1 Exchange
Adolph Johnson.
FOR RENT Seven room boua. No.
:0 Commercial street, corner Sixth
street. Apply to F. I. Dunbar, Court
hous.
FOR RENT A front room nlcly fur
nished. Inquire 224 Bond street, city.
FOR BALE.
.
ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND JAP
AN 8 Goods for Christmas and the
holidays, at Wing Lee's, 643 Commer
cial street.
C. P. KJAERBYE, M.A..M.D.
rnrsiciA.t and sim.r.ox
Graduated from Copenhagen Univer
sity. Specialty, Female Diseases.
No. 680 Commercial street, Shanahan
Building.
Hours, 10-12 a. m.; 2-4 and 7-8 p. m.
New Columbia Opera House
Monday and Tuesday Nights, Dec. 14 and 15
Monday Night, "OLD LIMB KILN'
Tuesday Night, "LOVE FINDS A WAY"
Katie Putnam
THE VERSATILE AND TALANTED ARTISTE
Sl'I'rORTED BY NEB
wmW
SPECIAL
SCENERY
STARTLING
SITUATIONS
STRIKING
EFFECTS.
All the Latent Songs of the Day.
For Further Particulars About Them...
SHANAHAN BROS.
See
whli h are Ih lt sltiwlnl on ths t
f l" Warren ton dep..!. anil where
jMiuiary 1.
NORTH PACIFIC
Steamship Company's
SKAMER CKILKAT,
Will be dliat'hd from IVrtland. Or.
egon on or alniut November I, IM.
the rout from that point lo the Co.
quill Hlvcr, touching at all lnlnn.
dial points aa Induoomants offer, atWl
will remain permanently on thai Muta
making regular trips.
For rales or oilier Information apply
at office at tlu oompany, Worcester
mock, Portland. Oregon, or UM!1 D
via street, Han Francisco.
NEIL uILMORB, Agent.
Main Street Dock. Astoria.
S. FsrsaAN, law of Fraeoxa a Holatt.
. T. tii. tat. u ShMklua Cal.
FOUNDRYflEN
Blacksmith, Machlnlsta
and Holler Maktra
"7trJ Kindt o! Jaaahlniry
Iron and Bras Casting
Uanaral Blaoksmlth V7urk
SPrCUlTIEJ - W.k aMa, WkwI. Skla,
SellM m4 Staaeitwtt Wwk. CaMwy aa
Mill Muhlawy. Maria. a4 SUSvaary ttU.
ail Bain ta Ot-M
$axlalli Kilrrl (.'' ak
Lert,eu4aac elkn.-l
l8th and I ranklln. Phoa 78
Astoria and Columbia
River Railroad
TIME CARD.
Train leave Seaside for Astoria ar
7.30 a. m. and I p. m. dally
Train leave Astoria for Flavl at
a. m. and 4 p. m. dally.
Train leave Aatorta for Seaside at
10 30 a. m. and 4 p. m. dally.
Trains leave Flavel for Astoria at 1:1ft
a. m. and t in p. m dally.
ROS S H I G G I IN S &T CO
Grocers, : and : Butchers
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aa4 TrnpU.I Fnitta, VaevlaN... Sugar
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Choke Frrih and Salt Meats.
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Fisfyer
Brothers,
Sell ASTORIA
Lubricating
OILS
A Specialty,
Ship Chandelery,
Hardware,
Iron & Sult
Coal,
Groceries A ProtisionB
Flour A Mill Feed,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,,
Loggers Supplies,
Fairbank's Scales.
Doors & Windows,
Agricultural Implement
Wagons tfc Vehicles.
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