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THE NORTH-WESTERN
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14
CHICAGO.
ST. PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS
OMAHA RAILWAYS.
ThU la U
QUE AT SHORT LINK
RftWMO
DULUTH,
ST. PAUL,
CHICAGO
And nil Points East and
South.
Thlr Mmtninpnt Trck. rerleii Ve
(IIiiiIimI Mnlnir nil Bli-i-pInK Cr
Trullia KJiii Motto:
"ALWAYS ON 1IA1H "
(lavs glvou im rond a n'MlotuU rtipuU
tlon. All elaKuca of pamiiKera carried
on the VMtllmled trliia without xtr
chiirKo. Hhlp your freight and traval
over thli (amoua Una. All aonta hava
tli'knta.
W. II. MHAD, F. C. BAV-iQE,
Om. AKnt Trav. F. and P. Act.
141 Waahlngton at.. Portland, Or.
THE ABOVE PICTURE DOES NOT
REPRESENT
A paaaenger train on the Chicago, Mil
waukee and St. Paal Railway. No. It
tarlna are. veatlbuled, heater by ateajn,
.and llchted by eleotrlclty. Each aleep
car berth haa an aleotrto reading lamp.
Ita dining cara are the beat In the world,
and Ita ooaohea are palaoea on wheele.
Thla great railway, connecting aa It
doea with all tranaoontlnental line at 8t
Paul and Omaha, aaaurea to the tarvellng
. publlo the beat aervloe known. TlckeU
via the Chicago, Milwaukee and Bt. Paul
Railway are on aale at all railroad ticket
efflaea to any point In the United Slate
or Canada. For mapa, (olden and other
'Information, addreae.
C. J. EDDY, General Agent,
J. W. CABBY, Portland. Or.
Trav. Faaa and Tkt Agent,
Portland, Or.
Ladles Who Value
A refined oomplexlon naiinae Pononl! Pow-I
dr. 'It produce a ao ana Mmntimimm
tliini furitlur
rximnii limldu
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MANHOOD RESTORED gSS.SsK5
eata,mhWna Mummy, Lias fttiiralii I'nwnr, llrwlafllui, tt aes.
IiiIiium, UM Manhood, Hinnilr Kiiilaalum, Narnimeiirae, all drains,
Iimm ol taiwor in uaiieraliva liiiianem runer hi raiiM.i uj ..i
sinnxltq um in lonaimi, opium or etiw mania,
which load lo Inilrinlly, riiiiiiiintiiiiMifir Inaaiiliy. I'-au ho earned In
unrkni. $1 wr b.i,..rlf mall tiniuald. Circular Kiwi. It.. 1.1
by afl tramlau. Ait inf It, Ua uu irilmr. Mnulrliicl l.y tlx
ail Mrahohial'o.. 1'aria. Prailrw. lane I'.fla liiua Lv.i dlaUllmUug
Yniulilll tie.. rurtlaud.Or.
4. W, CONN. AsanL, Aau.ria.
guaranteed
TOBACCO
HABIT
CURE
ic u cuiu stir (
PK0FK8HI0NAL. CAiUjB.
H A. PM1TH.
DENTIST. 'T
Hovma I and 1, Pythian HulldlnK.
ovrr C. It. Coopar'a atora.
Pit. O. II. KSTEfl,
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON.
Rpaolal attention to dlewuwa of woman
and eurgary.
OfTloa ovir Danalera a lor. Aatorla.
Talcphona No. 61
IAT Tl'TTLK. M. D.,
PHTBICIAN, BI'ROKON AND
ACCOUCHEUR
Offlc. roomr ( and (. Pythian Bulldtn(.
Hour, 10 to II and I to I , ttMldimoa,
CW Cdar (treat.
JOHN T. LIOHTEH.
ATTORNKT-AT-LAW.
Offlne, upatalra, Aatorlan Rulldlnir.
II. T. C HOB BY.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
n Commrrlal etrL
I I. Q A. IIOWMIY,
ATTOllNEY AND COUNBELOR
AT t-AV.
Olflca on Rond atreet, Aatorla, Or
J. N. Dolph. lUi hard NUon.
Chrater V. Dolph.
DOWII. NIXON A DOLPH,
ATTORNEY8 AT LAW.
Pnrtlnml, dn-iion, 14. 15, III and 17.
Hamilton liulMlnn. All liiml .nd rol
l.'c'tlon liualn-aa promptly attrndi'd to.
Clatnia niinlnKt the i(ovtrnment a apa
MhIIv HOCIKTY MKKTINOS.
TKMPI.H l.OKOK NO. 7, A. K. and
A. M. Ki'iriiliir coininunlcatlona held on
I he drat and third Tupailny evening of
Nidi month.
O. W. T.OUNSDKHRY, W. M.
E. C. HOLDKN. BocreUry.
rilLDDD P01S0H
i In UrLlalMU I ontaryorTor
I I inurdlnl6U86tlr. Youonnlwtrttauhlral
I ily. If ynurrtfor toooniehon i.willo,)f
I I lining tract to pay rallnwl fMrnanil hotftl blll..iuj
ia jhnrf. If w fall tocur. 1 f jou hv taken iurr
eury, foil hie uutitfili nd mil hnvc arhri and
am M uouus l'tttoliva hi nioulli. Hure Th ro
'hiiiiUii, 4'(inpr Culorvil Kimti, (Urnra on
any partof t)i Ixniy, Ilulror Kvehrnwfl fHlllnir
out, II U thli HeooiHlnry ltI,0OI I'OISO
He nanmnttf to cum. Wo txilicit ln mont ohttl
UA to nd chulleuice the world !ir
viiaa wcnnofccur. ThiiOlMae hnaf)wayg
banlcti ttift k Ml of the xuoHt uinvut phyal
clnna. ftOO,00 tsanital b'hipd our nttcondV
Itonal ronranlT. AtXofut rorcMifn wnl jrale1 oq
R. 1 Boyle & Co.
Heal
Estate
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS
03 See
COMMERCIAL ST.
(DARINE fllflTTERS.
I lllllll WAIKU. I IJiW WAUII
DATE.
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A. H.
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fa in. ii. in .'i :1 . 'i.ll .IU. iIji. Imliiw wni.
rliiiiiifi'a nf M'in -7, I jiit gr. 4, M;w
Mihhi. , Klml nr. l, Full Mmm.
Tim vi'al which wan In llxt of ling
y i at it'I ay amlwl north,
Tim llnrvnat gm i-n townl Itnrge No,
I Ui I'urtluiiil Mninluy night,
Ttu atiimiT llarrlmm pft out yralrr
diiy with u iwrgo nf fn-lnlit fur Tllla-
IIHMliC.
Tim alpniiT Kliiiore arrived In Inat
nvi'iilng fniin TlllaiixM.k with a lar
lul if Inittiir, igga anil oouiitry ro
ilurr iiiiialgni'il to Klimire, Rantxirn A
i 'ii.
The Hi It Uh ahlp Harvard, whlrh hna
iii-i-ii off tliK miiulli of the rlvw for ev.
Ml ilaya. yratirilay rwelvwl her or
Oi'ia liy IIik pilot lioat to go to the
rlouiul for loaillng.
Wonl waa mi-lvix! yxali-rilny that
I'uptnlti Hurtia hail aiKCM'iliil In l( k
linr tip fin I'li'l of lh out luiwai-r nt
tli ( Hi-tin i' mm. Iloih tho (ili'fiiiiiirag
nml I'otrlnipiia remain In atatue iUu.
Tin- AimrlrAii ahlp Juinea Ni-amllh
li-iin-d rati'iiuy for China llh a rar-i-ii
of llo.taH) fiTt of IuiiiImt, valuml at
Ift.O.lO. Klrat Mate Chiut. llruro tin aur
iwl Caplaln Hlurki-y In roinnuirul of
thla i-aarl. Cu.lulll rttiu-kcy la onv nf
llii- managing owrn-ra of thi' ahlp, anil
lll ri'tnaln on thla toaxt for a while lo
aiipi-rlnli-tiil tin- ault for duiniigi-
lirotiKhl agnlnat the Han Kranrlaco pur
tlw who riii.itly rontrurted to pur
i'hiu th ahlp and afturwanla baikrd
out of the dc-al.
The (ii-noan ahlp 'thnmra. ln-n got In
ymtfrilay after a number "f narrow
eai-aim, frum dcatrui-tlon. Captuln Hi-I-:
r ahownl hla aklll aa a navigator
ami proved lliat he waa cool headed
by bringing hla vveawl Into port In one
of the )uW keel paaaagea on record.
The Othmararhen aallei) from liuliue
In tail taut to load nitrate for Knrope.
When the vraael waa off the port a
letter to the oaiitialn waa put aboard
ordering him In Han Fra.ni laoo. Thla
nuule H.4aer do aome rholre ruralng (In
(lerman), aa. In anticipation of loading
at Iquliiue he h4 thrown overboard
.loo tone of hla ballaat. In order to aave
expenava in removing It when the veaael
aa dN-ke. Whn the eiart waa made
for Han Fram-laro, therefore, the Oth
mararhen dying light with only
r.oo-tona of ballajit In her hold. Ilelng
a 1760-ton vcaael, It mjulml careful
navigation to bring her Into port. Cap
tain iMxer had the uppr yarda cut
down, but nevertheleaa made the run
to Han Krani lw-o In the very quirk time
of forty-nine daya. Off the port he
ran Into a aouthmeter, and aet juat
enough ran van to keep the ahlp head
renrhlng until a tug i-mjue along and
lii-ought the ahlp Into port. The Oth-iiuirai-lien
will haul wheat fr Kuroiie.
Han Fmiw-laco Cull.
NOTK'K TO MA KIN KHS.
Coqullle Hlver Kntrance !hange In
Htioy I'oaltlon New ItiK-kj and Hreak
er. A recent examination by Mr. Fer
dinand Weirtiluiil. Cnlted Htatea Coaat
and 0xMle auney. off the entrance
In (Nxtullle river, haa rcstiltcd In the
following change, which have been
added to the charta:
The red nun buoy, marked "Co
qullle" In white letter, la ahown one-
fourth mile north by t one-half
from Ita old poaltlon.
Coi)ullle rock la ahown one-thlrty-eec-md
of a nUle northoust from Ita old
poeltlon. The breaker from thla rock
la very well doflned aiul very heavy.
It la nported that nothing lea than
three futhoma haa been found on It
by llHhcrmen. The ahaive of the rook.
Judging from the character of the
oii'uk, la llitt-iopi'l and wall-aided.
A email pinnacle rock about one and
anven-lhlrty-aei-oiula miles aouthwoet
by weet three-fourths went from Civ
liillli- river entrance light. The break
from thla rock la well-doHned and of
rare iK-currence. which may have at
eiwt a depth of elx feet over It.
A rock with two heads about ten
yanla uixirt. one nml three-sixteenths
tulles aouthwwt by west finm Coijulllc
rivet' entrance light.
A brink from this rock Is very much
ke the laxt mentioned, but Is of more
frequent occurrence.
The llamlnii llfc-snvlng crew report
having scon the top of one of the last
mentioned rucks, but do not know
.vlilch of the two It was.
A large rock, one ami twenty-threo-thlt'ty-soeoiuis
miles from Conulllc
river entrance light, which has a very
heavy break.
A rock one and eleven-slxtccntha
miles southwest one-lvalf west from
C(iullle river entrance light. Judging
from Its break. It Is supposed to have
loss than four fathoms of water over
It. and to be very ragged.
Wash rocks, as shown on the chart,
was found to be a single rock one-for
tieth of aj mile northeast three-fourths
oast from the northern of the Wash
rix-kn. It has been frequently seen In
tho trough of a swell, and breaks con
stantly. It has been noticed by members of
tha life-saving crow that steamers
bound to the northward In heavy north
west weather pass Inside of the outer
buoy, the red nun marked "Coqullle."
This Is very dangerous and should be
discontinued, In view of the new dan
gers thait hava been located.
(Mr. Ferdinand Westdahl. U.S. C. and
a. 8., November 11, 1896 Charts affeot
ed. 6871 and 6900.)
Umpqua River Buoy Discontinued
The black can buoy, No. 1. on the
north entrance to Umpqua river. Just
Inside, has been discontinued and
erased from the chart
(L. H. 13.. November 17, 1896 Chart
affected, 6003.)
YaqUlna Bay Entrance) Buoy Cor.
ruction Tin; IHter "V" In white la
painted on the whistling buoy off Va
quliia entrance, and the chart haa hem
conci li-d oceordlngly.
(L. M, II., November 1, IHM-Chart
affected, Wr.7.1
OKKUON ANI WAHHINOTON.
Columbia Hlver F-nl ranee lluoy pn
slllons bunged -Tho pnnltlmia of the
buoy at Ihc mouth of Hi" Columbia
river have bwn changed uf follows:
TV whistling buoy on, which the
letter "C" Is palnU-4 In whlt, hits luen
miovimI one and a half mllis north north
went seven- crlglith west from Ita for
mer position, n th bearings:
Outer end of Jetty, Clatsop "I'll. "
by north, distant Ii rnllea.
Tangittit North Head, north northeast
one-fourth naat.
Tho perpendicular black and whit
alrliied buoy, marked "M. H ," haa been
moved -ven-elghtha of a mil north
northwest one-fourth weal from It for
mer position, on tho bearing:
Outr end of Jetty, Clatsop spit, east
unu-fourth north, distant four and one
fourth mile.
Tangent North Head, north northi-ast.
The black pnwllcular atrlixd nun
buoy haa been moved five-eighths of a
mile north northwest one-fourth west
from Ha former position, on the bear
ings: Outer end of Jetty. Clatsop spit, east
onc-hiiir south, distant three and one-
half miles.
Tangent North Head, north by east
one-eighth east.
The Mark perpendicular striped ran
buoy bus bwn moved one-fourth of a
mile north by east from Its former oal-
llon, on the bearings:
Outer end of Jetty. Clatsop spit, east
aotithiitHt, distant two and one-third
iiilli-a.
Tangent North Iliad, north by west
one-half west.
The blai k nun buoy. No. 4 has been
moved onu-slxteenth of a mile north
three-eighths west from It former po
sition, on the bearings:
Outer wid of Jetty, Clatsop spit, south
east by east three-fourtha east, distant
one and one-fourth mile.-
Caie Insapolntment light, north one
fourth west.
The black and white perpendicular
striped can buoy between Clatsop aplt
and I'eiuia k aplt ha been moved one
eighth of a mile north northweat from
Ita former poaltlon, on the bearing:
Outer end of Jetty, Clataop aplt, south
three-fourth west, distant one and
one-eighth mile.
Caiw Disappointment light, north
west by west.
The charta have been corrected ac
cordingly. (U It. V.. November 16. 16 Chart
affected. 6140 and 6100.)
WASHINGTON.
Columbia River Hungry Harbor to
Cementvllle New Buoy The follow.
Ing buoys have been established and
added to the chart:
Mack apar buoy. No. 1, between Hun
gry Harbor and Cliff Point, on the
bearings:
Smith Point stake light, south by east
one-fourth east.
Cap.- Diaapiolntment light, west
southwest one-half west.
Hed spar buoy. No. 24. off Cai
Point, on the bearings:
Smith Point stake light, south one
eighth west.
Cape Disappointment light, west
southwest one-eighth west
ll.. H. !.. November 17. ll96 Chart
affected, 6140.)
Willaa Hay lluoy IHmltlon Changed
The red buoy. No. 10. opposite Toke
Point, has been moved about one-seventh
of a mile northwest three-fourths
north from It former position, and Is
shown on the chart on the bearings:
Willapa bay light, east one-half south.
Tangent outer end of dork. Toke
Point, north three-fourths west.
Tangent outer end of dock. Bay Cen
ter, southeast three-fourths south.
(L. H. U.. November 17. 1896-Chart
affected, 6185.)
Whldbey Island Oak Harbor Buoy
Position Changed The position of the
black buoy at the entrance to Oak Har
tHir has bovn changed and Is now shown
on the chart on the left or west en
trance, about one-half of a mile south
west one-half west from Its former
posl'Jon, on the bearings:
Admiralty Head Light, south by east
one-fourth east.
Smith Island light, west.
(U H. H.. November 17, 1SS6 Chart
affected. 6400.)
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Columbia Hlver Hhlp Channel Across
the liar.
Notice Is hereby given that a ftrst
closa nun buoy, red, to lie known aa
Clatsop Spit Buoy No. 0, was estab
lished IV-cembor 17, 1SS6. The buoy
murks the western edge of Clatsop spit
and is moored in 25 feet of water, on
approximately the following bearings
(magnetic):
Cape Dlsappoltment lighthouse, N. N.
K,. K: tangent to north head, N. "4
W.; Point Adams lighthouse, E. "n S.
This notice affects the 1.1st of Boa
cons, Buoys and Day Marks, Pacific
Coast, of the Vnlted States, December
1. lS'Jo. Page 40.
DILI. OF FARE.
Oyster Soup. Chicken Soup.
Roast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce.
Boiled Turkey, Oyster Sauce.
Roadt Duck, Olive Sauce.
Chicken Pot Pie.
Oyster Patties.
Jelly Tarts.
English Plum Pudding.
Home Made Mince Pies.
With our Christmas Dinner; at the
Tremont Restaurant.
R. POWERS, Prop'r.
SHIP HEATHFIELD.
WARNING TO MERCHANTS AND
OTHERS Tho captain of the, above
named ship will not be responsible for
any debt or debts contracted by any
member of hi crew except upon his
written authority.
Astoria, December 16, 1896.
P. McKENZIE, Master.
Meany la th leading; tailor, and pay
the highest cash price for Mr skin.
simImonsX
"- wyr-::r'vFri':'rm 11 1 "y .
REGULATdW7
TUB Favorite Eoms Rsmeng.
For all disease caused by derangement
of the Liver, Kidneys, and Stomach.
Keep it always in the house and you
will save tJme and Doctor's Bills, and
have at hand an active, harmless and per
(ectly safe purgative, alterative and tonic
If you feel dull, debilitated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appe
tite and tongue coated, you are suffering
from torpid liver or biliousness, and SIM
MONS Liver regulator will cure you.
If you have eaten anything hard to
digest, or feel heavy after meals or sleep
less at night, a dose of SIMMONS LIVER
PECULATOR will relieve you and bring
pleasant sleep.
If at any time you feel your system
needs cleansing and regulating without
violent purging, take SIMMONS LIVER
KEOULATOP.
J. H .-Hill & (ii, l'lllla.lelplila-
AKOUND TOWN.
(Continued from Flrat Pag.)
the cemetery by the steamer Mayflower.
You will never be able to buy a good
wati-h or clock or anything In the line
of Jewelry or silverware for aa little
motwy as you can now at the Palace
Jewelry Store, as the entire stock mut
be void by January 1st.
Contractor Normlle yesterday shipped
from the Parker dock about twenty
head of horses, a large number of
plows, scraper, hay, feed, etc., to hla
new camp at the old Kindred ranch.
which will be hi head quarter during
hla work on the Clataop Cemetery- Six
teen or twenty men have also gone to
camp, and even horses seem glad to
get to work again. Mr. Normlle say
that If any of hi friends want a Christ
mo dinner and will visit htm In camp
he will take good care of them.
The service for Christmas week at
Grace Church aa follows: The Chil
dren' Carol aerrlce on Christmas eve.
(Thursday), at 6 o'clock. The offering
for the Chlld'a Comfort Cot The Christ
mas tree at the close of this service In
the Sunday school room. On Christmas
Day early communion at 6:30 a. m. Sec
ond aervtce at 11 o'clock. Service at
Holy Innocents' at o'clock. The offer-
Ing for th Aged and Infirm Clergy
Fund. The Holy Innocents' tree will
be on Saturday (St. Stephens' Day) at
7 p. m. The helpers will meet this even
ing to put up the Christmas green.
A look through the Estea-Conn Drug
Co. store will convince you that they
have the largest and best selected stock
in the city of English, French and
American perfumery and soaps, made
by the best manufacturers In the world.
Also have a beautiful assortment of cel
luloid toilet cases and manicure sets,
combs, brushes, and hand glasses, and
an endless variety of articles suitable
for holiday presents, a large Invoice of
Rogers A Gallet Vlolette de Parme,
which we are selling at one dollar per
bottle. Call and examine goods and
prices. We do not Intend to be under
sold by anyone with the same class of
goods.
Among the Christmas shopper lo the
city yesterday were John and Herman
Bunke, Young's river; C. "W. Fisher,
Walluski; Mrs. R. Nlssen. Cathlamet;
Mrs. Wm. Anderson, Mrs. Davis, Deep
River; Col. John Adair, Sunnymead;
Fred Gustafson, Young's River; Jas.
Meahan, Elliott's Landing; Olof Olsen,
John Herkard, Lewis and Clarke; Otto
Boatram, Blind Slough: A. L. Church.
Svenson's Landing; Mrs. Tim Kelly,
Knappton; Wm. With row and Ed. Ha
grup, Frankfort; W. E. Brown, Mrs.
Mudd, Fort Stevens; Mrs. E. L. Sher
man, Mrs. E. B. Stoner and Mrs. Bab
bldge, Seaside; James Thompson, Gus.
Brandt and Wm. Matherald, Knappton.
At the meeting of the charter re
vision committee held at Judge Bowl-
by 's office last night, reports were re
ceived from all of the special sub-com
mittees, and a general meeting called
at the Chamber of Commerce rooms to
night at 7:30 o'clock. It Is particularly
desired that all members of the general
committee be present tonight so that
the business In hand may be disposed
of. The principal subject to come be
fore the meeting will be the considera
tion of the ten year system of Improv
ing streets. The special committee has
reported against the plan because of
the additional bonds and liability on the
part of the city. It remains for the gen
eral committee to devise some means
to overcome the difficulty.
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
No play ever written has so strong a
hold In our hearts as this play; It
shows the bright aa well as dark spots
of human nature, and no company has
ever presented It like It Is put on the
stage by the Cook Twin Sisters Com
pany of stars.
This beautiful play will be presented
at Fisher's Opera House In a mangnl
ficent manner on Xmas night and mat
lnee, admission at popular prices; mem
bers of the same excellent company w ill
also give an entertainment for the bene
fit of Herman Wise's customers at
Fisher Opera House Friday forenoon
from 9 to 12 m.
Every customer holding a ticket to
Herman Wise's Xmas dance will be ad
mitted free of charge to thla forenoon
entertainment during Which the Xmas
presents will also be distributed among
Herman Wise's customers.
Mr. Wise could not get the dance hall
on account of Uncle Torn' Cabin being
presented at Fisher' Opera House on
Xmas night, therefore he gives this en
tertainment in place of the dance.
REAL ESTATE TKAN8FEHS.
In the recorder' ofllc yesterday the
following deed wore tiled for rscord:
Andrew Holm and wife to Jacob
Koukonen, east half Lot 16,
Mock 2, Taylor1 addition 1
Jacob Koukonen and wife to
August Holm, west half Lot
16. Block I. Taylor addition.. 1
('. W, Rich, administrator, to L.
Anderson, Lots I, 2 and 3, ami
northeast quarter of north
west quarter, section 7, town
ahlp 6, north, rang 9 west 655
James Taylor to George H. Dur
ham and F. J. Taylor, undi
vided two-thlrda to Durham,
and undivided one third to
Taylor, of Lot 4, Block 121,
Shively's 1
D. Campbell to W. F. Pruden,
Lot 10, Block 12, Warrenton... 200
P. O' liar a to Eveline Slferte,
Lot 19, 20. Zl, 22. 23 and 24.
Block 6, O'Hara' Warrenton.. 2S0
BIDS FOR SPILES WANTED.
Bid will be received at the office of
Elmore, Sanborn & Co., In Aatorla, Or
egon, until January i, Wl, for the fol
lowing spiles:
100 spilea 10 ln nee at butt, I inches at
top, 45 feet long.
100 apll-s 12 inches at butt, t Inches
to 7 Inches top, 4.0 feat long.
100 splh 14 Inches at butt, 7 Inches to
9 inches top. 4 feet long.
:)0 spiles 14 to 18 Inches at butt 10
to 12 Inches top, 46 feet long.
All of said spilea to be of good fir
timber, peeled, bored and sharpened.
Contractor to furnish all chain neces
sary for the proper rafting thereof, and
all to be delivered at the station of the
American Star Packing Company, at
the mouth of the Chlncok River, in the
state of Washington, during the month
of February, or part In the month of
February and part hi the month of
March, 1897. The right being reserved
to reject any or all bid received.
CARD OF THANKS.
The ladle of the M. E. Church desire
to express their appreciation to all
who contributed so generously toward
making their baxaar a financial and
social success. The net proceeds were
considerably over 200.
MRS. J. J. WALTER, Pres.
MRS. M. B. BOZORTH, Sec
NOTICE.
There la called a special meeting of
the Marine Engineers' Beneficial As
sociation No. 70, at their hall Saturday
evening;, December 26th, at 8 p. m. A
full attendance ! requested.
R. A. HENDRICKS, Pres.
Chaa. T. Smith. Secretary.
FOR CHRISTMAS.
Cakes of all kinds, ornamental and
plain, mince pies and other pie at the
Oregon Bakery. Customer will confer
a favor by leaving their order early
and thus avoid the rush and disap
pointment that was the case on
Thanksgiving.
SHIP AGNES OSWALD.
WARNING TO MERCHANTS AND
OTHERS The captain of tha above
named ship will not be responsible for
any debt or debts contracted by any
member of his crew except upon his
written authority.
Astoria, December 16, 1896.
D. NICOL, MASTER.
$50 REWARD.
Will be paid for the recovery of the
body of Evan Da vies, master of the
British (hip Dalcarnle, . supposed to
have been drowned off Hustler's wharf
on the morning of the 15th Inst.
P. L. CHERRY.
Agent of "Dalcarnle.'
FOR HOLIDAY GOODS.
Useful as well as ornamental, at the
Eastern ciock Co., 186 Tenth street,
a few doors from Case's bank. Goods
sold for cash or easy payments.
Watterson'3 advice to the gold dem
ocrats was virtually to stand pat, and
they might as well do It. for they have
nothing to draw to.
TO Ct'RK A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet.
All druggists refund the money If It
falls to cure. 25c For sole by Chas.
Rogers, Druggist.
Is there anything worse than the
masculine busybody who meddles In
your affairs under the guise of friend
ship? ROYAL Baking Powder
has beea awarded highest
honors at every world's fair
' where exhibited,
Salton Sea Salt for baths at
the Estes-Conn Drug Store
tOc and 25c per package.
Why should the government lend
money to the Pacific roads at 2 per
cent any more than to any other rail
road that happens to need It T
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned have duly qualified In the
county court of the state of Oregon
for Clatsop county, as executors of the
last will and testament of John Hob
son, deceased, and all persons having
claims against the estate of said de
ceased must present the, same, duly
verified, to such executors at the office
of Fulton Brothers, Attys., in th city
of Astoria, Clatsop county, Oregon,
within six months from this date.
Aatorla, Dec 15th, 1896.
C. W. FULTON.
G. C. FULTON,
Executors.
I.R&H.
GIVES CHOICE OF
2-
Transcontinental
ROUTES.
Via Spokane and St. Paul
Via Ogden, tenm and
Omaha op St. Pad
Pollrnan and Tourist Sleepers
Free tecUninf Chair Csrs
Astoria to Sao pranciseo.
Columbia, Sunday. November 29.
Stats of CaL, Friday, December 4.
Columbia, Wednesday, December I.
Stats of Cat, Monday, December 11
Columbia, Saturday, December 19.
Stat of Co., Thursday, December Si.
Columbia, Tuesday, December 19.
Astoria and Portland Steamers.
R. R. Thompson leaves Astoria at 7 a.
m. daily except Sunday. Leaves Port
land daily at I p. m., Sunday excepted.
Saturday at 11 p. m. , c
Telephone leaves Astoria dally ex
cept Sunday at 7 p. m. Leaves Port
land dally except Sunday at 7 a. an. ,
For rata and general Information sail
on or address
O. W. LOCNBBERRT.
Agent.
W. H. HURLBURT.
Geo. Pas. Agt, Port! ad. Or.
E. McNeill.
President and Managsr.
The Palace Cafe
Is the Place fori
Good Meal...
Eastern Oysters
la tkc shell or eaa
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Send to Order or Sold at Retail
W.W.WHIPPLE
THE PALACE
Astoria and Columbia
Riyer Railroad
TIME CARD.
Trains leave Seaside for Astoria at
7 JO a. m. and 2 p. m. dally.
Train leave Astoria, for Flavel at 9
a. m. and 4 p. m. dally.
Trains leave Astoria for Seaside at
10:30 a. m. and 1p.m. dally.
Trains leave Flavel for Astoria at 9. -it
a. m. and 2:58 p. m. dally.
S. Fkeeaan. tat of r-TMmaa St Holme.
R. T. Earl, late of Scockios Cat,
FOUNDRYJIEN
Blacksmiths, Machinist
and Boiler Makers
Maauhrtarincana nil Iflnrle nf Maahinixnt
Repairing of v"v- v. uuuu.uw. j
Iron and Brass Castings
General Blacksmith Work
SPECIALTIES-Welch Patent Wheel. Shis
SnlthtflK and Steamboat Work. Cannery and
Mill Machinery. Marin and Stationary BMI
R.illf Ctrd
Specialty equipped for lorrerV work
CorrespoBdtoca solicited
i8th and Franklin. Phone 78
NORTH PACIFIC
Steamship Company's
STEAMER CHIT,
Will be dispatched from Portland, Or
egon on or about November 9, 1898, on
the route from that point to the Co
qullle River, touching at all Interme
diate points as Inducements otter, and
will remain permanently on that routs
making regular trips.
For rates or other Information apply
at offices of the company, Worcester
Block, Portland, Oregon, or 131-123 Da
vis street, San Francisco.
NEIL GILMORE, Agent.
Main Street Dock, Astoria.
FOR RENT.
eerwaaaVaeVaaa
Four rooms to rent. 961 Exchange
street. Adolph Johnson.
FOR BALE.
ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND JAP
ANESE Goods for Christmas and th
holidays, at Wing Lee's. 543 Commer
cial street
Cedar Shingles
SEASIDE LUMBER YARD,
OFFICE S56 COMMERCIAL ST.
'The Louvre"
STORM'S GORGEOUS
COLUMBIA 1 WORKS
ENTERTAINMENT HALL
s nooBi
Fine af aale. Games of All Kinds. Two
Magnificent Ban.
CYERTTHlhG flRST-CUSS
Good Order and Everybody's Sights
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