THE DAILY ASTORIAN. WEDNESDAY MOKXlNll, .IVM'AUY 37, 1B!)7.
Fancy
Slippers
Ladies Walking CIiaac
Parable School OllUCd
fWnnonahle Goods
Robbers
Rubber Boots. Etc.
John Halm & Co.
THIRD
ANNUAL
CLEARANCE
SALE
HONDXT, JXSim 4
XU costieses lor
30 DS
Albert Dunbar
Cor. 9t a aid CoaaercUt Sts.
TE8TERCAT8 WEATHER.
Maximum temperature, M degrees.
Minimum temperature, 15 degree.
Precipitation, none.
Total precipitation from September
1st, 1RM, to date, 53.17 inchea.
Excess of precipitation from Septen
ber 1st, 1S9. to date, 1LW Inches.
TODATS WEATHER.
Portland, January St. For Western
Oregon and Western Washington, snow
and continued cutd weather.
For Eastern Oregon, and Eastern
Washington, fair weather, followed by
now Wednesday nlirht; continued cold.
TO READKRS. Tb "Dally Astartaa'
tastalu twtrm as saaea reading matter aa
say elker paper pabMsfcea la AetoHa. It
Is the only pa par that praaeaU IU reader
wltk a dally Selecraphle raport.
TO ADTKRTIIKRS Tee Daily As-
teriaa" ha aaors taas twice as assay read-
n as aay etaer pa par ambMeaed te Asto
ria. It Is tberetera aaere tfeaa tsrte as
valaabl as aa advertlelag aeedlass.
tat af Oregnn. I
Coaaty of Clataos. ( .
v-, tks and an ad, looal saaaagars
reepeetlvely of Wsetsra Taloa aad
Vassal Telegrapa eoasanlea. hereby cor
try that tas "Dally Aatorlaa" Is th only
popar sabllaked la Astoria which aow ro.
sola as. or at aay tlaao daring omr ooatrol
f said affloa kaa rocalrad, a telegraphic
preae raport. B. D. JOHJiSON,
Manager W. V. T. Co.
J. R. CLARK,
If aaagar Postal Tel. Co.
AROUND TOWN.
Oh. never rudely will I blame his faith
In the might of stars and angels! "Tls
not merely
The human being's pride that peoples
space
With life and mystical predominance;
Sine likewise, for the stricken heart of
love.
This visible nature and this common
world
Is all too narrow. Coleridge.
Where does the snow go?
' So white on the rgound?
Under May's azure
No flake can be found.
Look into the lily
Some sweet summer hour,
There blossoms the snow
In the heart of the flower.
Where does the love go.
Frozen to grief?
Along the heart's fibres
Its cold (thrill to brief.
The snowfall of sorrow
Turns not to dry dust;
It lives In white blossoms
Of patience and trust
Lucy Larcom.
Signs See Swope.
Ice creepers have come in style.
Want anything tiainted? See Swope.
Want anything decorated? See Swope.
Card parties are dividing the honors
with dances now.
Dr. Howard, Hotneopathlst, office 56
Commercial street.
Twenty lbs. granulated sugar for fl,
at 455 Duane street.
Ekstrom has the only complete etock
of Jewelry In the city.
Have you any Jewelry that needs re
pairing? Take It to Ekstrom's.
Bursted water water pipes have made
fun for the plumbers the past few days.
Captain Oorkhrill, of the Crown of In
dia, was over from his ship yesterday.
Mr. Roebrt N orris, with a friend from
Kentucky, are at Norriston Park for a
few days.
Wm. Anderson, of Deep River, and
F. Olaen, of Olney, were in the city
yesterday.
The doctors say that if the eaM wind
continues much longer it will increase
sickness In the city.
The best way to buy any
thing is to borrow it first
Get a package of Schil
ling's Best tea of your
grocer. lie pays you your
money back if you don't
like it
That's our way of lend-
A Schitlinr ft Company
&al Francisco
CI
The baromntor "Was reported last
evening aa foiling. Indicating a change
to warmer weather.
Auditor F D. Keutner, of the. A. and
C. R. R. R., left last evening on the
Telephone for CorvaUls,
The most attractive and Inexpensive
light furniture of bamboo mads to or
der at (IS Commercial street
At Foard Stokes,' first of the sea
son, fresh sprouts, lettuce, peas, pars
Icy; also finest "sweats" in the market.
Family tickets between Warrenton
Flavel and Astoria will hereafter be
sold by Agent Stone at the Telephone
dock.
F. 3, Sehoneld, general landscape gar
dener and sanitary engineer. Ail work
guaranteed. Leave orders at Astorian
office.
We, otter all our cast Iron stoves at
10 per cent below cost. The latest air
tight stoves also on hand at 431 Pond
street.
Geo. McRllley. Boston: Captain Frank
Wallace, and H. M. Westervelt. IVrt
land, registered at the Parker House
yesterday.
Wool Faclaatora IS at lianbar'e Clear
sac Hale.
At the meeting of the Royal Arvh
Masons last evening, the degrees of
Fas Master and Most Excellent Master
were conferred.
Attention is directed to the call for
bids on trap piles by the Clatsop Mill
Company which appears in another
column of this issue.
Contractor Normite was over at Clat
sop yesterday and reports that his men
are making good progress with the
grading of the cemetery.
David Keefe. of John Day's, came to
the city yesterday for a doctor to at
tend his wife, who had slipped upon
the ice and sustained severe bruises.
Can and see the Queen air-tight heat
er at Howell St Ward's before buying:
they can save you money both on the
price of the store and wood consumed.
Before purchasing, don't fail to seu
those celebrated alr-tlght stoves at
Foard 4 Stokes.' They have them In a
desert different styles, and every pos
sible site.
Massage Hot and cold water baths.
vapor and aloohot baths, combined with
massage scientifically administered, by
Mrs. M. Abrahams. 469 Duane street.
Rheumatism a specialty,
In the police court yesterday Herman
J. Tink. arrested for begging and being
found drunk upon the streets, was fined
J20. Sentence was suspended upon con
dition that the defendant leave town,
Aa ail-silk lady's Silk Mitten 37c pair!
at Dunbar's Clearance Sale. I
A heavy sea and swift current earlv j
yesterday morning made it almost lm- j
possible for small boats to navigate-, j
Even the Dwyer had a hard tussle to ,
get up from Fort Stevens on the morn- ;
ing run.
I'pon Arrival an his uffloe yesterday
morning Agent Lounsberry was much
surprised to jope the man-of-war Janus, j
In a dilapidated condition, tied up to j
hie dock. He learned that on the pre
vious evening the vessel had made an ;
attempt to batter down the George A
Barker wharf.
JOhn Miller plead guilty to assault
which he gladly consented to do. John
Miller plead guilty to a charge of as
sault and battery but the evidence be
ing insufficient, he was only fined $5.
The prosecuting wltnews had no one to
substantiate his story and the court let
the man off with the lightest punish
ment. James Alexander, H. R. Burke. H. C.
Kennedy, San Francisco; L. Green,
Clayton. Idaho; T. O. Hilburn, Chicago;
W. H. Coats. Detroit; LeRoy Pratt,
N'ew York; Wm. Harder, Geo. Alliens,
Mr. Abraham, Portland; L. H. Barton,
W. H. Hill. St. Paul; Jno. Adair, Sun-
nymead; R. H. Herrald. Ilwaco; W.
Burns, Glasgow, registered at the Occi
dent yesterday.
Where will the new marine hospital
and quarantine station be located? It
Is a question generally asked now,
since the announcement that 110,000 had
been appropriated for that purpose.
From a reliable source It is said that
Sand Island has been selected as a
site for the new building, and that a
naphtha launch wlU be built to con
vey the officials to and from the Is
land.
25 per cent dtaeoont oa ladles' and chil
dren's Wool Underwear and Hosiery at
Danbar's Clearance Bale.
The plumbers of Astoria walked to
Cheir various places of business yester
day morning, their faces wreathed In
smiles. Most of them were badly fool
ed, Svowever, as the good housewives
throughout. the city, as well as other
users of Bear River fluid, profiting by
the experienced gained during the cold
snap of December, had taken the pre
caution to turn on the water during
the night, thus preventing a freeze.
Messrs. Martin Foard and Frank
Stokes returned yesterday morning
from a month's visit in California. It
was thought that thoir visit had an
Important object In view, but Mr.
Foard explained that he and bis part
ner only spent a pleasant vacation at
the residence of Mr.. Foard Sr., In Ala
meda. A vlblt was aim made to the
L'nion Iron Works, In San Francisco,
and this great establishment afforded
them much pleasure.
Mr. Louis James, who will appear on
Monday, February L in Spartacus at
the Fisher Opera House, combines in
ttieir highest degree evil the qualincav
tions necessary to the ideal presents-
The Fourth Week
oGreat Annual Sale
a
Is Now
Going On
And Lots of Bargains Left In
Fine Dry Goods, Clothing
Furnishing Goods, Etc.
This is the only genuino sale of
Fine Gixxls phwvil Wore the
public during the year, and now
is your opportunity .
C.H. COOPER
THE
Leading House of Astoria.
tion of such a heroic part. Massive in
physical development, (he stands six
feet high in his sandals, ye graceful
in minion and active and with a most
expressive voice, he stands today un
rivaled in Ms line. Last year he play
ed Hamle here. nd the retvvthm he
then received encouraged him to make
a raturn date. Palo of seats open Fri
day morning at Griffin A Reed s book
store.
Mr. Wheeler, of the firm of Hlmnle
ft Wheeler. Nehalem, Is In the lty
registered at the Parker House. His
firm owned the consignment of lumber
on the schooner Albion, that put 'nto
this port last week In a leaking condi
tion, and it was for the purpose of
looking after the discharged lumber
that he came up to Astoria. Mr.
Wheeler states that the people of Ne
halem are looking forward to the time
when the mouth of the Nehalem will
receive government Improvement, ns
the traffic from that place Is Increasing
greatly from year to year. The new
tug service on the Nehalem bar s glr-
ing satisfaction, and now the mill-owners
wonder how they have lived so
leng without a steam tugboat of some
sort.
Nearly the entire force of men em
ployed on the new fortifications at Fort
Stevens have been discharged, only
those working on the steam shovel be
ing retained. How long the latter firce
remains probably depend on the
aanodht of money on hand to continue
the work. It is said that the reason
of this sudden suspension of work Is
on account of the amount of the ap
propriation for the Fort Stevens Im
provements having been almost ex
hausted. For the past five months
from 100 to 150 men have been engaged
on the work, and that they have not
ceased their laJxrs at any time on ac
count f inclement weather is vouched
for by one of the men who was recently t
laid ofT. He states that every day In
the week the men have worked, often
doing overtime, and during the five
months this particular party had lost
but one Sunday. H'" states that the
men were never allowed to beoome fa
miliar with the work, but were con
stantly shifted from one place to anoth
er. The great cement casements are
prafti-ally finished, and ready for the
larger gun carriages. An Immense
bank of sand 32 feet deep and 200 feet
wide is to be filled In around Oie case-'
menis, the big steam shovel is now
taking sand out of the ridge a quarter
of a mile to the south for that purpose.
The gun carriages are all on the spot,
and several of the smaller guns, ready
to be placed In p'atitlon. A mortar bat-
tery, it is said, will be placed back of
the sand ridge where the present ex
cavating Is being done. If the present
congress makes an appropriation for
the purpose of continuing the work on
forthloaAlons, activity at Stevens will
probably omimence again soon.
ANOTHER BRITISH TRIUMPH.
If the Arbitration Treaty Contain a
Menace, Its Fate Quickly Decided.
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Before the Ink Is dry on the arbitra
tion treaty the cunning of the British
backdown" Is beginning to reveal It
self. The comments of the London
press disclose the weighing causes In
Salisbury's swift voltface. For years
he had haughtily, even rudely, refused
to listen to the suggestion of any out
side interference In the British purpose
to seize a third of Venezuela. In a night
he changed front and went Just as far
the other way. No one supposed for
a moment that this turnabout came
from a new convirrtion; that the pos
sibility of war frightened him Into un
doing and unsaying what he had been
doing ami saying for 20 years. But the
moment the treaty is an accomplished
fact, the purposes it is intended to
serve are bruited by the preos. The
treaty means, according to the London
wiseacres, nothing less than a vlrtuaf
alliance of this republic and Great
Britain as against Russia! Secretary
Olney Is quoted as substantially ad
mitting this much. Russia is said to
have discerned Its Import and asked
the secretary of stale if this were not
true. Upon this the London press ex
patiate with characteristic hypocrisy
The bond between the "mother" coun
try and her long "rebellious child" Is
for the safeguarding of the decrepit
mother threatened by the recrudes
cence of France and the alliance of
Rusla. that what we were Inno
cently supposing a guarantee of peace
was really com plotted by our "kins
men" as a weim to hold In menace
over our steadfast friend, lliuwla, our
ally and savior. France.
If. on examination, the senate Mruls
that there Is a shadow of a shade of
such a posMibillty in the document, itx
fate will not be' In doubt. However,
the British dlmlomire is one lesson
the more In the perfidy of British di
plomacy. While Secretary Olney flat
tered himself that he waa securing
British co-operation (n the maintenance
of the Monroe doctrine, the British
cabinet w-as accepting his proposal
simply to make use of in the mlriK
clash with KuioUa. That large majority
of the British public that looknl on
I ho treaty as dishonor to the empire
will doubtless modify the Judgment ex
pressed by th London Globe. If It
can be shown tout Salisbury has In
volved this republic Into a fulse at
titude, he will be pinnacled with Pitt
and Castlereagh. Hut on our art we
have a very effective remedy against
this charaot eristic chicanery of the
British cabinet. We can profler Identi
cal treaties to our ancient ally, France,
and our friend and supporter, Russia.
Then our action cannot be miscon
strued to the profit of the disturber
of nations. France would ask nothing
better than subscribing to the u t Un
dT the same Interpretation we give
It. Then we should nt be useil an a
makeweight In the aggression of a tory
cabinet,
AN EXPLANATION.
As several statements have leen
made concerning the accident to Mls
Ituby Walter, the following explanation
by the Kev. Mr. Walter, of the facts In
the cawe, Is given: "She was first hurt
three years ago by a thotnrhtless
schoolmate, but seemed to rrver fnm
the effects of this injury. Hut the wia-k
befire Christmas while running tn
make a car after choir prarttlee at Cen
tenary Church, Portlojid, she fell and
struck her spine on the stone curbing
We applied local remedies when she
came home for her vacation, and she
returned seemingly all right; but when
we reached Portland last Wednesday
we found she had been suffering mueh
pain. On examination by Ir. Koyal It
w-as found that two Joints of the verte
bra were Involved In the injury, and
he ordered her to the hospital without
dHay. He thinks that rest and by the
aid of a plaster cast all danger of a
permanent disability can be averted."
KEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Th f0nowna l-elM were filed for rec
!or,j at tne border's offlre yestenlay:
J. H. Langworthy and wife to
Peter Somner and A. Hanson,
part of Lot , Block 100, Up
per Astoria $
300
H. W. Cottle to Addle Cottle,
Lots 5. 8, 9, 12, Block 3, Long
liranch; also Blocks 3, 7. 49,
50, 51, 62, and south Vt rt blocks
11, 60, and 62, and nothr half
of Blocks 28 and 36; also Lot
13, in Block 1, Pacific Addition
to Astoria; also southeast
quarter of northeant quarter
seotion 35, itwnshlp 8 north,
range 9 wst
1450
A. AND C. H. R. R. EXTENSION.
Salem Statesman.
Now It Is said the Oregon Central Is
to be pushed n over the Casoadns and
to Deschutes during the present year.
Then this road and the one from Ooble
through Astoria to Seaside will surely
meet at SaJem bfore the last of Wi.
SHIP DALCAIRNIE.
Warning to merchants and others
The captain of -the above named ship
will not be responsible for any debt
or debts contracted by any member of
his crew, exceit upon his written au
thorlty. E. JONES, Master.
Astoria, January 26th, 197.
Oosslp Is the language of pigmies.
Graduate from the College of Royal
Surgeons, Stockholm, Sweden.
Ladles' Baths, Massage Treatment,
Hair Dressing and Shampooing,
Dealer in HUMAN HAIR.
107 12th street, bet. Bond and Com'L
Warrenton Is
Columbia Harbor
Land Co.
CORNER.. i
BOND and
ELEVENTH STS.
Mins on application.
THAI VUA:!
Bids are wanted ci
loo Kir trap plica, ?l to 8 at butt. 5
to rfnwUl end, 30 feW I'"'
:oo Kir trap pile alut butt. to 7
Alimll end. 35 feet long
loo Fir trap pile lou W butt, 7
small end. t! f't long.
Straight and peeled.
To be delivered n wharf. Astoria, by
Marvh 6th, ts:'7. A ITihi Nud will be
required fr,, successful bidder
that the piles will ! delivered er
KV.i!lcatloiui. Bids opened Monday
noon, February l"'- ls"
CLATSOP MILL CO.
NOTU'K
Tenders for re-n.ulig t'.rrmsn barque
'Totrlmpoe." now stranded on beach
north of l)lu;nl.la river, will be re
ceived at Lloyd s Agency. Axtorla. Or
egon, on the following terms:
To le delivered In a snfe hul'tiour;
1st: No cure no pay. or,
2nd: n a pmventagw of value of
vea-l.
The right to rejx any or all bids Is
rccrved. P. L. CIIKIUtY.
Lloyd's Agent.
IIKAI.Tlt NOTICK.
Notice I hereby given that lr. A. I
Fulton has teen poilltrd health offl
cer of the city. The existence of con
tagious diseases in the city must bo
promptly rei"'! to him as required
by orilnsnce No. 1759. as said ordi
nance will he strictly enforced.
c. w. u"i'(;iikt.
Chief of Police and Health Insipootor.
.NOTICE T PHIPI'ERS.
After January 1st. IST. freight
charges must be prepaid to all stations
on the A. and C. It. R. R. where ths
company has no agent.
C. F. LESTER.
Superintendent.
Si ) MKT HI Nil NEW IN TOWN.
French dinner In courses, servej at
the .Model Restaurant, next door to
Ilee Hive store, every day from 113
to 3 o'clock. Pri. only IV.
English cool mlnei
will demand lft
M-r it-nt adv-.ince.
TO ( I Itlf A (III I) IN OMK HAY
Take laxative irromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If I.
falls to cure. IV. For sale by Cha.
Roger. Druggist.
Michigan vehicle
makers average
1.3uH a d.iy.
Several Cleveland contractors advo
cate eight hours.
OABTOniA.
tt no
dal i
Upaltf
vniss
There Hfe not IiiisImiikIs enough to
go around Htatlmlr s prove It.
hands and Hps. Healing for cuts and
sores. Instant relief for piles, stipa
pain at ope. Thi-se are the virtues of
IX;Wltt's Witch Haiel Halve. Chan.
Rogers, druggist.
Thre Is soiiw-thin better than beau
ty, and that Is charm.
All the different forms of skin trou
bles, from rhapied hands to ecxema
and Indolent uIcts can be readily
cured by DeWltt s Witch Hazel Salve,
the great pile cure. Chas. Rogers,
Druggist.
An old girl makes a young married
woman.
Use Webfoot Corn Cure. No
care no pay. For sale at Es-tes-Conn
Dratr Store.
Paper sails are now mode.
Cedar Shingles
SEASIDE LUMBER YARD.
OFFICE 356 COMMERCIAL ST.
I872 180?
Fisher
Brothers,
Sell ASTOMA
Lubricating
OILS
A Specialty.
Ship ChanJelery,
Hardware,
Iron & Stftel,
Coal,
Orocf-ries A Provisions,
FlourA Mill Fewl,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Loggers Supplies,
Fairban It's Scales,
Doors A Windows,
Agricultural Implement
Wagons A Vehicles.
the Best...
THE CENTER OF DEVELOPMENT
ON THE WEST SIDE
Everybody knows that Warrenton values will soon be
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?
THE WITNESS HPOKK PP.
From the Texas Hifter.
"Now, ir, I hope w shall have no
dlltlculty In getting you to speak up,"
Ud the lawyer In a very loud, com
manding voice.
'I hH not, sir," sluuite,! the wltneas,
t the top of his Inuir.
"How dure you speak to me In that
way?" angrily asked the lawyer.
"ItecAttOe I can't s-nk llo louder,
Mr. ' mM the hostler
"Have yau been drinking?"
"Ye, sir."
"I should infer so friau your con
duct. What have you been drinking?"
".Coffee." hoarsely vox4fereted I lis
kulitlit of the stable
"Something stronger than coffee, air:
you have been drinking! lam't lk
at me like that, sir," furiously. "I.ck
at the Jury, sir. Old you have some.
thing In your coOW, sir?"
"Yes, sir,"
"What was It?"
"Sugar."
"This man la tio fool-he Is worse!"
stormeil (he counsel.
"Now, sir," tinning to the wltneas.
"look at me Whul UkI.I.-s siignx did
you take In yur roffo this morning?"
The hostler cilliiM hi forceo. drew
a deep breath, and. in a Voice that
could be heard half a mile away, bel
lowed out:
"A spuiie! a spune! on' nuthin' else!"
IDAHOH SENATORIAL CONTEST,
llolse. Idaho, January 2. 4'lagett to
day got votes on the first ballot,
anil 31 on the vrtiid Dubola received
; on audi. Nelson, I.1 on the Prsx, and
II on the second.
NEVADA THE SPOT.
Carson. NeV January I -A hill pr-
mit ting glove i-isiteHts paal tho
iM'inlily tbU tiua-nlng. with ths llcrhae
nils.il to t.m. by a vti of 10 to .
ROYAL baiting lewder.
Highest of all la leavening
Hrtnglh L a Oevaraawst KenaH
Salton Sea Salt for hatlia At
the KHtt's-foiin Prtijj Store
10i ami 25e per ackire.
Mrany I the leading tailor, and pays
the hUhest rash price fos fur skins.
Jaiuin hnn a trolley r.ul and beer to
export.
ruR RENT.
FOR RENT Furnished hue of five
rooms. 140 Fourth street. Apply at this
olllee.
FOR RENT Furnished room with
fire, centrally located. 414 Exchange
street. 1
FOR RENT Four rooms with board
or board without rooms, at Mrs. Hol
ders. th and Duane street.
Four rooms to rent. 9fil Exchange
street. Adnlph Johnson.
FOR BALK.
ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND JAP
ANESE Goods for Christmas and tha
holidays, at Wing Ix-e's, 643 Commer
cial street.
Fisher's Ppera House
L. E. BELIO, Manager.
SmCUL K.NUGMCNT
MONDAY, FEB. 1
The Prince of Players
MR.
LOUIS JAMES
Uiagemest of
kAbCsnus Ke.nrcK
FIRST TIME HERE
"SPARTACUS"
An alawlutly unexcelled scenic pro-
duotkm it Dr. Dlrd's grand play de-
piotlng gladltorlal life.
Mr. James Is positively the only tra
gedian who will visit Astoria this year.
Prices, 50c and $1.00
Beat sale opens Friday, January 29th,
at Griffin & Reed's book store.
ALLEN'S
Cut Rate
Ticket Office
...THCATKICAL BOOKING A SITXIAITT..
190 THIRD 8T., FOBTLAND, OB.
ROSS HIGGINS & CO
Grocers, : and : Butchers
Astoria ss4 Upper Atterta
Fin Ta an4 CoffMS, Table DtllcedM, DoaaalK
04 Tropical Frulta, V.g.ubl... Sut"
Curecl H.nif, Bacon, fctc.
Choice Fresh and Salt Meats.
f
C. P. KJAERBYE, M.A..M.D.
! Oradualed from Copenhagen Univer
sity. Specialty, Female Diseases.
No, bfto Commercial street, HharwhaA
llulldlng.
Hours. 10 13 a. m ; t and 7 1 p, m.
nW1"" Blacksmith
PpoclnJ Attention Paid to Btoejnboal Ro
pairing. First class floranaliosinv. Ktc.
LOGGING CAMP (DORK A SPECIALTY
1.7 OI.NBV T.. eel. 3J and 41a.
.SNAP A KODAK.
at i Won esmliig out si
our tior aud Jkhi'II gat a
portrait uf Siaii brimming
over wtui pieaMUit UwntiU.
Mueli qiuilty lu laa llqitoc
a hklo offer ate eaeuiibtu
lleaMn maa
COMIT AMI THY T1IKM
MUOMI-S & CO.
A. V. ALLKN,
PrAltRIN
Groifle, Flour, Fred. Provlalonii, Fruits.
Vf etablr. Cwikery, Glau rv4
PlsteJ Ware. I.ogisrf ' Supplies.
Cor. Tooth and Commercial Street.
Astoria and Columbia
River Railroad
TIMfi CARD.'
Trains leave fVaalds fur Astoria a
7:30 a. in. and t p. m. dally.
Trains leave Astoria for Flavel at
a. m. and 4 p. m. dally,
Trains 'eavs Astoria for Seaside at
10 SO a. m. and 4 p. m. dally.
Trains leave Plavel for Astoria at
k m. and IU p. m. dally.
5 f f r, Uit of Fr..t.n k IMo..
H. T. Iai. ui uf Sniiiua lal.
POUNDRYHEN
Hlruksmlths. Machinists
and Roller Makers
"""'iiJES n,;?J All Kinds of HahiDry
Iron and II rasa Castings
Ooneral lilackaiullll Work
SIM CULTIPS-W.kh PaiOTl WbMl. Ski
Snlihine wi SixobMl Ws, Canarry mmt
Mill M. i hln.ir M.fln aa4 Suikiaafy Bull
ti Bulll lu Or Jw.
Sp.UHulrr4 lof lotf.n' aiua
Oilf..(xiflrK( luTkllad
18th and Tranklln. Fhoaa 78
WHITE COLLAR LINE
TELEPHONE ANDTWLEt 6ATZEHT
Astoria and Portland
Telephone leaves Astoria dally ex
cept Hunday at 7 p. in. Leaves Port
land dally except Hunday at 7 a. m.
T. J. I'otter leaves Astoria at 7 a. m.
dally exovpt Hunday. Leaves Portland
dally at I p. in., Hunday excepted. Bat
urdaya at 11 p. m.
Tickets good on both boats.
U. II. BCOTT, Prssldsnt.
E. A. Hreley, Agent, Portland.
C. W. Htone, Agent, Astoria.
Telephone No. 11.
R. I Boyle & Co.
Real
Estate
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS
COMMERCIAL. ST.
J. B. WYATT,
Psoas No. oS Asterla, Pragea
Hardware,
Ship Chandlery,.
Groceries,
ProvlBlonB
PAINTtt and OILH.
peclal AtUntlon Paid to fupplylni Iblps.
"The Louvre"
ASTOKU'S G0KGC01S
ENTERTAINMENT HALL
S F LOOKS.
rise Mn.le. Oanyis 11 f All Klsda, Two
Magnldrent Bars.
EVr.KYTrll.NG riRST-CL3S
Good OFderaDd Everybody's Rights.
STRICTLY OHHKBVKD.
COLUMBIA IRON WORKS