THE DAILY ASTOIUAN, WEDNESDAY MOUN1NU, JANi'AHV 80. WOT.
Fancy
Slippers
Uiles Walking CfinAC
Durable School OHUto
Seasonable Goods
Rubbers
Rubber Boots, Etc
John llahn & Co.
Arm
479 Commercial St.
THIRD
ANNUAL
CLEARANCE
MOXDaT. JAXtXRT 4
Aid coitlncs tor
80 Days
Albert Dunbar
Cor. Ota ttd CorcUl Sts.
TE8TERDATS WEATHER.
Uulmum teinperature, 50 degree.
Minimum temperature. 40 degree.
Precipitation, 1.36 inches.
Total precipitation from September
1st, ISM. to date, 50.29 Inches.
Excess of precipitation from Septero
rbe 1st, 1S94, to date, 11.14 Inches.
TODATS WEATHER.
Portland. January 19 For Wester
Washington and Western Oregon, rain;
gales on the coast
For Eastern Oregon and Eastern
Washington. light snow or rain.
TO &KADKRS--T "Dally Asteriaa"
aatalas twit MaHkMllitMtnru
aay etaor aapsr pablUkod la Astoria. It
la tfcs sal J par taat pro a.au Its reader
with a daily tsiograahls re.
TO ADTKRT1SEB9. The "Daily A-
torlaa Ua l tkan IwlMM auauj road
r. as aay stfcsr paper paMleked la Asto
ria. It Is therefore ssor taaa twtoo as
valaabls as aa advertising- an ill.
tat mt Oreroa. I
Geaaty or Clatsop.
We, the aadarelgaea. Isaal asaaagsrs
raspeetlvely ef the WesMra Caloa aad
raetal Taiegraph companies, hereby cer
tify that the "Dally Astoriaa" Is the only
paper pablishea la Astoria which bow re
aatvee. or at aay Um darlag oar ooatrol
of said oOeoe has roeolTod. a tolegraphie
araes report. B. D. JOHXSOM,
Maaagor W. TJ. T. Co.
J. K. CLARK.
Maaager Foetal Tel. Co.
AROUND TOWN.
What oooatitutes a gentleman T
A. Not trying to be a gentleman.
B. Self-reepeot underlying courtesy.
C Knowtedge and observance of the
fitness of things In social intercourse.
Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Signs See Swope.
The days are growing longer.
Want anything painted? See Swope.
Want anything decorated T See Swope.
Judge J. H. D. Gray went to Salem
last night
Dr. Howard, Homeopath 1st, office SS6
Commercial street.
Twenty lbs. graunlated sugar for II,
at 455 Duane street
Ekstrom has the only complete etock
of Jewelry in the city.
Mr. Dennis Lucy has returned from
his visit at The Dalles.
Born To the wife of O. Hendrickson,
yesterday morning, a girl
Have you any jewelry that needs re
pairing? Take it to Ekstrom'a.
The Easter hat will soon be the cause
of luring dollars from feminine purees.
The 1897 annual passes issued by the
O. R. end N. Company are works of
art. 4
Captain Chas. T. Kamm is in charge
of the steamer Lurtine during Captain
Gray's absence in the East
The most attractive and inexpensive
light furniture of bamboo made to or
der at 618 Commercial street
Mr. Hammond la expected to return
this week and remain for a number of
days looking after tils interests here.
Family tickets between Warranton,
Flavel and Astoria will hereafter be
old by Agent Stone at the Telephone
dock.
In the Justice court yesterday after
noon, R. li. Jeffrey was fined $35 for
assault and battery upon -George Col
lins. F. J. Bchofield, general landscape gar
"It is a startling feet that, almost
without exception, the adulterated
teas are dangerous to health. Some
of them are actually poisonous."
N. Y. Herald.
Yes; some not all. But
that isn't the point. You
drink tea because you like
it not because it is good
for you.
The wholesome tea is
also the best-tasting: Schil
lings Best at grocers' in
packages.
A Schilling A Coapsay
tw Francisco
77
dener and sanitary engineer. All work
guaranteed. Leave orders at Astorlaa
office.
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
Swn Harris yesterday afternoon re
ceived a bag of fine rook oysters, sent
up from Haystack Rook. Elk Creek, by
Bob. Gibson.
There will be a special session of
the city council at I o'clock this after
noon for the consideration of city san
itary measures.
The -year-old daughter of Mr. E. A.
Seciey. agent of the White Collar Line
at Portland, died a day or two since
from diphtheria.
Invitations to masquerade ball to be
given next Friday evening, the !Snd.
will read Fisher's Hall instead of
Kearney's hall.
0 orMlcoter le nt Ounbar'e eleamnes
sale.
Havs you noticed sow many people
im the word "grand" as indiscriminate
praise either of a comedian's antics or
a gorgeous sunset?
The dirty weather yesterday was
welcomed by all who recognli. that it
meant a return to norma conditions
and a quietus on disease.
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.
Contractor Joseph Surprenant reports
that the finishing touches have been
put upon the Kopp Brewery. The first
brew of beer will be tapped about May
1st.
Before purchasing, don't fall to see
those celebrated air-tight stoves at
Foard 4k Stokes." They have them In a
dosen different styles, and every pos
sible site.
Word was received yesterday at the
United States custom house from
Washington, D. C, that W. E. Warren
and J. M. Miller have been appointed
temporary inspectors.
Mr. C. F. Overbaugh. travelling
freight agent of the O. R. and N. Co..
who was in the city yesterday, has had
added to his other duties that of trav-
eilng passenger agent
Massage Hot and cold water baths,
vapor and alcohol baths, combined with
massage scientifically administered, by
Mrs. M. Abrahams. 449 Duane street.
Rheumatism a specialty.
J. P. Eberman, Seaside; J. Williams.
Salt Lake; J. W. Aust, Portland; L. C.
Ca.se, Saginaw. Mich.; J. C. Adams.
Clatsop, and M. M. Craig. Olney. regis
tered at the Parker yesterday.
Ladles' Valoa
clearance Bale.
Suits Bsc at lubars
In the county clerk's office yesterday
the following marriage llcenes were is
sued: Chas. E. Anderson and Mary L.
Wolland; John Fry and Mary Bartoi.
dus; John Qulnn and Alice Mullen.
At a
meeting of the board of school
directors yesterday It was decided to
close all the public schools until fur
ther order of the board on account of
the uneasiness In regard to contageous
diseases.
There will be a meeting today at the
house of Engine Co. No. 2, of the clerks
favoring the early closing movement.
The committee met with considerable
success yesterday in securing signa
tures to the agreement.
Word was received yesterday that
ex-Manager LaRose, of the Columbia
Theatre, had forged the name of L.
E. Seilg to a 125 check in Portland on
the Astoria Savings Bank, w hich was
cashed In Portland. The outcome has
not yet been learned.
Mrs. Mary Peterson was yesterday
adjudged insane by the county court.
and was taken to Salem In the evening
by the sheriff. The cause of the trou
ble, according to the testimony of Drs.
Fulton and Beckman. was that of child
birth about three months ago.
W. H. Insley. F. W. Jennings, W.
Whelan. H. Geraon, A. Vasey, M. J.
Monteith, C. F. Overbaugh, Portland;
A. Wilzinskl, San Francisco; E. W.
Dixon, Oregon City; J. A. Cass. St.
Louis; J. C. Stofner, Fort 9t evens, were
guests of the Occident yesterday.
Children's school hoal.ry ISe st Van
bar's clearaneo sals. They are the 2Se
quality.
The two pictures, exponents of the
new art In oil painting, which have
caused something of a sensation, one
being a representation of a sunset
soene In South Dakota, and the other
a Mexican landscape, it Is understood
are to be raffled In the near future for
the benefit of the artist.
Mes.ws. Money and Goerlg have been
awarded the contract for the building
of the trestle work from the present
terminus of the railroad near the O. R.
and N. dock to the new depot at Scow
Bay, Including the necessary trtllng
for three tracks and an enlarged plat
form around the depot building. Mr.
Goerlg, who was over yesterday from
Scarborough Head, where the firm Is
doing the work for the new government
wharf, said that they would commence
Immediately on the trestle at Scow
Bay.
At the entertainment given last night
at the Columbia Opera House In the
Interest of the order of the A. O. V.
V., there was a large attendance. Mu
sic was rendered by the Mandolin Club,
Miss Pearl Holden, Mrs. J. T. Ross and
Mr. J. W. Belcher. The aldress of the
evening was delivered by Mr. D. f
Herrin, who eloquently dwelt upon the
progress and history of the order and
The Third Week
"Great Annual Sale
Is Now
Going On
And Lots of Bargains Left In
FineSDry Goods, Clothing
Furnishing Goods, Etc.
Thi9 is the only genuine sale of
Fine Goods placet! before the
public during the year, and now
is your opportunity
H. COOPER
THE-
Leading House of Astoria.
made a telling comparison between old
line and society Insurance. Mr. Her -
rln will remain In the territory for
several days visiting outside lodges.
A DIFFERENT VIEW.
Astoria, Jan. 1. 197. (Editor A0-
rianV-Considering the present state of
feeling In the community I wish to
make a few comments on the commu
nication In this morning's paper of Rev.
J. J. Walter on the treatment of diph
theria. I am not aware cc the gentle
man's source of Information, but It
would be difficult to And any one posted
In homeopathic! there.peutios who would
confirm the statement that belladonna.
In any attenuation, is prophylactic
against diphtheria.
As to the use of sulphur and alcohol
'as a hx-sJ application, rt would be hard
to find a greater refinement of torture
than the repeated application of abso
lute alcohol to an ulcerated and In
flamed throat. There are few children
who would submit to such an applica
tion without vigorouc and dangerous
resistance. Such torture Is not neces
sary, aa there are other applications
which are more effective In removing
the membrane and which are also pain
less. The safest way to handle diphtheria
Is to call a physician whom you are
confident understands his business and
give him ocsnplete control of the case,
disregarding entirely the suggestions of
outsiders. J. S. BISHOP. M. D.
AT REST.
Matilda Sloop was born at Knap pa.
Or.. February 2, 1VS0. Father, mother,
three sisters and six brothers are left
to mourn her loss. Her Illness was
very brief, but diphtheria claimed her
a victim Monday, January 17. after an
Illness of only ten days. She was pre
paring herself for a teacher under Mrs.
Krager's instruction, arxl at school and
at home wan very studious. Every
where quiet and thoughtful. While In
the city she lived with the family of
L. H. Pederson, a, whose residence the
death occurred. When told by her
mother the probable outcome of her
sickness, after a thoughtful moment she
said, "It is all right." She was ready
to go. No complaint had crossed her
lips; with n hand In her mother's, her
soul took its flight, and without a
struggle life had gone. Ail that was
left was the house not made with
hand. 4, the earthly abode of her spirit.
The fortitude and strength of the moth
er during the illness and death was
the greatest the writer has ever known.
The mxlU;al skill in attendance was of
the bent, and the nursing constant and
faithful, but to her the summit of life
ha1 been reached and the Journey over
the river of death wao quick. The sym-
pathy of the entire community Is with
the parents and relatives, but owing
to the violent nature of the disease
the body wan Interred as soon as pos-
slble and Is now resting In the Knappa
cemetery. She was a member of the
church of that place, and next Sun
day at 1 o'clock the pastor will hold
her funeral services In the Knappa
church. As she lived she died, quietly,
peacefully, and loved by all. But loved
ones In that far-away land draw heav
en nearer. May her spirit be a guar
dian angel to iher loved ones, to draw
them to the other shore, where there
shall be no more partings, but the en
tire family be united.
THE CROWN OF INDIA.
One of 'the most handsomely fitted
ships In the merchant service Is the
Crown of India now lying at anchor In
the stream. She belongs to the famous
"Crown" line, formerly owned by
Robertson, Crulkshank & Co., of Liver
pool, now the property of J. and R,
Young, Glasgow, Scotland, who have
purchased the entire fleet. She is a
four-masted Iron ship built at Lelth,
by Ramage & Ferguson In 1S85, and at
that time was the sixty-second ship of
the line. The builders are the famous
yacht builders and the Crown of India
sails like a yacht. When she was built
money was plenty and freight rates
were good. Her cabins and accommo-
datlons for of71:ent are fitted up In i
luxuriant style, the trimmings being In I
mahogany and bird's eye rnaple. The '
quarters for the crew are amidships,
I
and comfortable In the extreme. i
i ne vepw-i measures TM iet in lengin j
nxrvw alt V7r. I.... V.... n..-,nnli. '
lars. She hflji a lrea!fh o Yu-am nt
43 feet, with a depth of hold of 27 feet.
Her tonnage was originally 1975, but!
under the change In measurement she
'now registers 1SSS, with a carrying
j parity of 3000. The ship is well known
ithe w rld over, and Captain Corkhlll
has been In command for a series of
year. The house Hag Is blue with
w hite diamond and a crow n. The cup
tain's officers are at present: Klnt
ofllcwr, E. H. Curtis; second. Louis
Aniilh; third. J. Verstroohten; steward.
It. Morg-ut. Just prior to entering port
and expecting an Immediate charter,
the ship was pollKhcd up frvun the keel
son to the topmast. Every piece if
brass and all the woodwork shines like
a mirror. The hold has been arranged
fVr any sort of a innco and Is In a
clean and wholesonw condition.
Sunday evening CmpUiin Corkhlll en
tertalnej several friends from shore
and the handsome cabins were beauti
fully decorated, including the captain's
private stateniom and chart house. The
steward was not behindhand, and all
that could minister t the inner man
was forthcoming. To say that the
guests had a pleumnt evening Is put
ting the matter very mildly.
FORCED TO ACCEPT CHARITY.
Last
Survivor of the Family of John
Brown is Penniless.
The last survlver of the family
of old John Brown, the Kanmut
hero. Is penniless and In want In Cal
ifornia, where she has lived for a num
ber of years, and her frlentl. without
her consent and against her protest,
are appealing f'r aid for tier and her
family.
Mrs. Adorns has been living nnr
Pasadena, California, for a number of
years. She Is a widow and has a fam
ily of eight children to care for, nly
one or two of whixn are old enounh to
be of much awlstance In keeping the
wolf from the door. Not long ait"
Mrs. Adams' little house caught lire
and the unfortunate family wen- left
without a home. They saved little
from the flames, and a small mortgage
on the place made their condition truly
a pitiable one. Since then they have
had little except what has be,n pro
vided by friends.
Now those friends have written to
Kansas and to Washington telling erf
the sad state of affairs and asking fir
contributions to aid the family In build
ing a new house and living through the
winter. H. N. Rust, of l'ajuid-na,
writes: "I Invite those who have been
fortunate to contribute what they can
to relieve the family. Money, clothing,
bedding, and all such articles as are
needed In a frontier home with a large
family will be gladly received. Mrs
Adams, I know, would nerer hersir
ask for asslstatice."
SANITARY CONDITIONS.
Astoria. January 19. -(Editor Aslorl
an) It Is a foot greatly to be depiorml
I that a malignant disease should gain
such a foothold In a community as to
! necessitate the closing of 'the public
schools of the place. NeverthelewH such
seems to be the case In our c-lty, and
most certainly there must be a cause
for such a spread of the disease. Would
not this be a good time for the proper
oiriclals to Investigate some of the back
yards of the city, and thereby ascer
tain whether the sanitary requirements
have been kept up to the standard re
quired by law? Not five blocks from
the heart of the city old cess-pools are
allowed to stand. In open defiance to
the health of the people, while the
drainage sinks runs out and seeps
into the ground as best It may. Why
is It that the law requiring property
holders to make proper connections
with sewers is not enforced?
A PARENT.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
In the recorders' office yesterday the
following deeds were filed for record:
C. W. Ston and Wife to J. W.
Williams, Lots 8, 12, 1.3, lilock
2, Tract 3, Chlsea addition to
Astoria $ 1M
TO CI UK A tOI.H IN O.NIC HAY
:Tftke laxative Rromo Quinine Tablets.
Au druggists refund the money If It
fag to cure. 25c. For sale by Chas.
Holers, rjmgglst.
There are now 500 cotton mills In
the South,
ROYAL baiting Powder,
Highest of all In leavening
Strength -U. S. uovornm.nt Ctoort.
Warrenton Is
Columbia Harbor
Land Co.
CORNER...
BOND and
ELEVENTH STS.
Mtnsoa application.
A TKO: HEAR STORY.
Yellowstone
ltvat Moml
Pink llniln t'.lves
Iakwui to Parents.
From Harper's Magusine,
SpoakliiK of law and thu enforcement
of dlM-ipllnp I" Yellowstone Park. I
lulled the stry of a bear thre, whloh
I iMtmliler rkiMvdlnl) Important, not
only a a oMimient on the discipline
of the taik. but as a moral lesson to
parents In domestic ilMlenec. The
Ktory U literally true, nlid ir it were
not I stwaild not repeat It. for It would
hae no value. Mr. Kipling says the
law of the Juniile Is-oN-y. This seems
alwo to Ik- the law of Yellowstone Park
There Is a lunch station at the t'pper
ItuNin, near Old Faithful, kept by a
very ItitcltlKcnt and IiikoiiIoo man. He
got aopuiintcd last year with a she
tMNir. vliu iucl to cmie to his house
every day and walk Into the kitchen
for fi"d for herself and her I w o cul.
The cubs never came The ki"vor sot
on very ItltlmiUe terms witn me lx"ttr,
w In, was always civil and well le
huved. and w nil.l take food from his
hand (without taking the hand), one
day towards sunset the boar came into
the klti'lien. and having receive.! ir
i-ttu she went out of the buck d-nir
to carry It to her cub. To her sur
prise and anger the culsi were there
waiting for her. She laid down the
r.l. and rushed at the lufiutta and
gave thm a rouixug Niukiiig. rine
did not cuff them, he ipank-d them."
and then she drove them tark into
the wimmIs. cufflnK them and kmaklfig
them at every step. When slie reached
the uptit where she had told them to
wait, she left them there and returned
to the hoUM-. And there slu atoKt Jn
thai kitchen for two whole hours, mak
ing the dboibetilottt children wail for
their fitat, simply to discipline them
and le u h them ollen, c. The expla
nation Is very natural. When the War
leaves her young In u particular place
ami goes in search of food for them.
If they stray away In hr slmenwe she
has gtvat difficulty In finding them. The
nsahcr knew that the safety of her
i-ulw ami her own pem e of mind de.
peihlid 1111 strict iltsclpluio In the
fiwitily. o thai we had more such moth
it In the flit led State.
PITH OF Til K NEWS.
The world's railway capital Is 3ii.
Inwu's soil product liixt yar aicxr
Kuted II IJ.6:.4.6:u.
Arizona's output of gold during the
(Mist year was $...-.!.
1 'no of the Duke of Wellington's post
lxys has Just ll-d at the age of X9
years.
Iist ytir's Increase In the acreage
of alfalfa In Kansas Is pluo-d at 23
T cent.
3I3.8'J'.',SI0 bushel of corn, valued at
Ji.l.ixxl.iKX), was ruined (In lo-wa luil
yar.
Ijuit year 3f.3.6S9 acre "f government
IuikI In Oregon was surveyed und a'-
"pteil.
'oi i.osT in: anythinu kusk.
"It's a kikmI thing McKlnley U
el-'te'l. Free sliver would have nieunt
that all wiik'-s would In- paid In fifty
it!tt ilollars."
She-"Oh, Harry! think of offering
our cook fifty-cent ilolars!"
He "Tluit's It! We'd have a free
riot and anarchy right away." Puck,
WHERE IT JOES TO.
Junior 1'artrn-r "Why do you suspect
the fusilier?"
rumlor Partner "I hear that his wife
Is doing the bargain counters."-Puck.
FIRE ALARM HOXES.
Rox 5 Trulllnger's Mill.
Ifox Astor and Seventh street.
Rox 7 Ninth and Duane.
Box 8 Commercial and Fifteenth.
Rox fr-Clatsop Mill.
Rox 12 Car Stables.
Rox 14 McGregor's Mill.
Most so-called "salmon twines" ars col
ored with acids. Ths acids rot the fibrs
and render the material useless. In the
office of Elmore, Ban born A Co. Is an ob-
ii ninarmen. II u the whole of ths
material used in the manufacture of Mar
shall's twine from start to finish. Ga
thers and examine the color right
through. You will see then why Mar
shall's Is called ths best In ths world.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
After January lHt, 1W, freight
charges must be prepaid to all stations
on the A. and C. It. R. R. where tho
company lias no agents.
C. F. LESTER,
Superintendent.
Forty million tu nn of land In
Art-
zona are mineral bearing.
ee
rrf
.Salton Sea Salt for liatJis at
the Estcs-Conn Drug Store
10c and 25c pr package.
Meany Is the leading tailor, and pays
the highest cash price for fur skins.
the Best.,
THE CENTER OF DEVELOPMENT
ON THE WEST SIDE
Everybody knows that Warrenton values will soon fce
doubled. It is distinctly the best property
on the market.
Fine large level lots, surrounded by many Improvements,
at very low prices.
Is it not a fine investment?
WANTED,
WANTlClv-A youiiit woman to do
housework and nursing. Apply by mall
with references to Mm. E. A. Millar,
Port Cantiy, Washington.
ruH hint.
FOR RENT Furulalied loom with
fire, centrally located. 414 Kxchanas
slreet.
FOR RENT- Four rooms with hoard
or board without rooms, at Mrs. Hid
den'!. 9th and Duane nlrrsla.
Four
street.
mi Fxehnng!
rvKiins to rent.
Adolph Johnson.
FUR BALK.
ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND JAP- I
ANi8E tloovls for Christmas and ths
holidays, at Wing I-e's, Hi Cummsr
flat street.
found
For.l -A small sum of money,
owner can have It on proof and pay
ment of notice. J. J. Waller.
UHT.
Five dllara reward for return to I.ur. '
line dock of roil and w bite row. heavy
with calf -estray.
I?J 1801
Brothers,
Lubricating,
OILS
A SpevUlty.
I Sell ASTOPIA
Shir, Chandelery,
Hardware,
Iron A RttI,
Coal.
Groceries A Provisions,
Flour A Mill Feed,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Loggers Supplies,
Fairbanks Scales,
I)oora A Window,
Agricultural 1 niplemcnt I
WagoiiH A Vehicles.
Cedar Shingles
SEASIDE Ll'MRER YARD.
OFFICE SSfi COMMERCIAL ST.
ALLEN'S
Cut Rate
Ticket Office
..TrtrtTRICAL flOOKINu k SrCCUlTT...
Its TIIIKK ST., I'OKTLANIt. OK.
ROSS HIGGINb & CO
Grocers, : and : Butchers
Astoria sa Upper Astoria
Flo Tut tne CoflMt, T.H. D.llf c'., Dos..tl
tad Trork.l f-rulii, Vtf tutikt, Suf r
CurH Haat, Bocon, tic.
Choke Fresh and Salt Meats.
AHTOHIA IKON WOHKt)
Front St., foot of 4th, Astoria.
General Machinists and Boiler Makesr
Us4 taj Marlst Co(tnM, Bollor work, Suui
boat ssi Cann.ry Work s SpKlolry.
Cilnfi of All DKilpMnni Madt to Ord.r oa
Short Notlct.
John Fox.... President and Buperlntandant
A L Fox Vlot Prssldent
(). B. Praol Bewrstary
First National Bank Trsaaursr
Beaver Hill
Gilman Coal
...Try It
For Family or
Steam Purposes.
CLEAN...
Reasonable Id Price
ELMORE. SANBORN & CO
Asanta, Astoria.
Job
Printing
The Astorian
invites attention
to its Job
Printing: Department
Parties desiring th. best of job printing
at the lowest prices should call at ths
Astoria Job office bofore going
where.
f
C. P. KJAERBYE. M.A..M.D.
mrsicu.x kso siRi.ron
llraduated front Cilsnhatvn Unlvor.
sliy.
Stieclalty, Female I'lueases.
No. M I'liiiiiiurclal street, Shanaha
lliitldltiK.
Hours, 10-11 a. in.; S-4 and T-l p. m.
BREMNER & HOLMES
Teihons Blacksmiths.
Hpoclal Attention Paid to Htoaiuboat Mv
iialrlnu.
First class Ilorwliosimf, tUX
LOGGING CRfKP (DORK A SPECIRLTy
1ST OI.NgV ST.. b-. J h.
.SNAP A KODAK.
at suy wsu ssilii om si
our stur aad 'i'll set l
portrait ul mao brimutlua
,im wlUi BisMsnt llieuf (its.
Much uualllir In lbs ll.pioo
bars to Br are enutwn to
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COM IT ANI THY THICK
HUGMKS & CO.
A. V. ALLEN,
biAiiaiN
Grot tilts, Flour, FteJ. Provliiont, Fruit
Vegetable. CfHktry, Gl anil
Plated Wat. l-ocien'Suppllea.
Cr. Tenth an4 Casamsrolal stroeU.
Astoria and Columbia
River Railroad
TIME CARD-
i
' Trains leave Booald for Astoria M
'7 30 a. m. and I p. ro. daily,
Trains leave Astoria for Flavsl at I
a. m. and 4 p. in. dally,
j Trains 'tave Astoria for Heaslds al
1 10 so a m. and 4 p m. dally.
Trains leave Flavel for Astoria at :
a. m and I U p. nv dally.
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T lADt It uf Sloi hlofl (,t.
rOUNDRYHEN
lllacksmlths, Machinist
and Roller Maker
M"u';;Xlf"J R11 Kinds of rflaohJMry
Iron and llraas Castings
ttannral Blacksmith V ork
SI'triALTIcS-Wokti P.lwit
Smlllilne tni Sl.amtxxl Wofh.
Mill M.ihln.ry. Marin, tn Si
,i Hull I u Or J.i.
P.IMIt WtlMl. SM
h. C.nn.ty onl
Sutlus.iy HolU
S l.ll lulpp.ij for lrcn' wv
Luir..buodn(
tll
IK 11.4
i8th and I ranklln.
Phone 70
WHITE C0UAR LINE
TELEPHONE ANDBA1LEY GATZEHT
Astoria and Portland
Telephone leaves Astoria dally ex
cept Hutulay at 7 p. m. Leaves Port
land dally except Sunday at 7 a. m,
T. J. Putter leaves Astoria at 7 a. m.
dally except Sunday. Leaves Portland
dally at p. rn., Sunday excepted. Sat
urdays at 11 p. in.
Tickets good on both boats.
U. 11. HCOTT, President
E. A. Seeley, Agent, Portland.
C. W. Stone, Agent. Astoria.
Telephone No. 11.
R.I
Boyle & Co.
Real
Estate
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS.
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COMMERCIAL. ST.
J. B. WYATT,
Ph.ne No. 6R Aetorla, Ortgoa ,
Hardware,
Ship Chandlery,
Groceries,
Provisions,
PAINTH and OILH.
poclal Attention Paid to Supplying Ship..
'The Louvre"
astoim's r.oKceots
ENTERTAINMENT HALL
S FLOOR
Fins Mualo, Oames nt All Kinds. Two
Magnificent liar..
CVCKTTIil.NG riKST-ClaS9
Good Order and Everybody's Rights ,
COLUMBIA II WORKS
TltlCTLY OBMKKVEP..