DAILY ASTOUIAN. SAT IK DAY MORNING, JANTAHY 80, 17.
' - 1 :
Fang
: " Slippers
Ladles Walking Ctinoc
Durable School OllUCo
V ' Seasonable Goods
Putters
Patter Boots, Etc
John Halm & Co.
479 Commercial St.
THIRD
ANNUAL
CLEARANCE
SALE
Coaaetccs
M0NDAT. jxstm
Ad costiaies lor
80 Dtys
.Albert Dunbar
Cor. 9tu CoereUI Sts.
( TESTERDATS WEATHER.
Maximum temperature, 43 degrees.
Minimum temperature, JS degree.
Prerloltatlon. .SO Inch.
Total precipitation from SepUmbef
lit. lm. to date, 64.17 Inches.
Excess of precipitation from Septem-
bet 1st, to date, U.5 Inches.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Portland. January For Western
Oregon and Western Washington, rata:
warmer; rale on the cow.
For Eastern Oregon and Eastern
Washington, rain; warmer.
TO RKA.DKKa.-Th "Dally Aetertaa"
oatalaa twte at Bk iMltaf matter a
Say ether paper bllbd la Artoria. It
U the only paper that preeeata 1U reader
with a dally telegraphic report.
TO ADTKKTISKRS.-The "Dally Aa-
snrUaN has aaere thaa twice aa aaaay rei
art a ear other paper pabUehed la Asto
ria. It la therefor more the twice at
valaabl a aa dertUiag aeealaae.
tate of Oreges. I aa.
Oeaatp of Clatop.(
. We. the waerslg. loeat iaaaer
reipertlrely or the Weeters Caloa aad
Peetal Telegraph ooiapaale, hereby cer
tify that the "Dally Astoria" U the oaly
ever abUehed la Aitorla which aow re-
eavee, r at aay time daring oar eoetrei
of eald eflkeee ha received, a telegraphic
pre, report. B.D. JOHNSON.
' Manager W. V. T. Co.
- J.B.CLABK.
Xaaagar Paetal Tel. Co.
AROUND TOWN.
Well I perceive that never sated is
Our intellect unless the Truth illume It
Beyond whioh nothing true expands
itself.
It rest thereto aa wild beaut In his
lair
When tt attaJn K. and It can attain it!
If no, then each desire would frustrate
be.
Therefore springs up In fashion of a
shoot
Doubt at the foot of truth; and his Is
nature
Which to the top from nelght to height
Impels us. Diotnia Corned la.
Signs See Swop.
Want anything painted? See Swope.
Want anything decorated? See Swope.
Louis (Tames, the great, Monday
night.
Examinations in the city schools clos
ed yesterday.
Dr. Howard, Homeopathlst, office 5S-
Commercial street.
Twenty lbs. granulated sugar for II,
at 455 Duane street.
Ekstrom has the only complete etock
of Jewelry in the city.
Have you aay Jewelry that needs re
pairing? Take it to Ekstrom's.
Much Is expected of the new "Fisher
men's Protective Union cannery."
There is certain success .in perform
ing without fall what you have resolv
ed. John Christiansen Walluski, and Jno.
Wilson, Chinook, were in town yester
day.
Mr. A. B. Paxton, the photographer,
is absent in California on a business
trip.
Captain Hallock and Officer Sinnott
last night shipped the five hoboes from
town.
F. P. Kendall, wife and son, Keal,
returned yesterday morning from Port'
land.
Quite a large number of men are still
engaged In the concrete work at Fort
Stevens.
Allan's lot on the corner of 11th and
Franklin avenue will soon be ready for
the foundation.
Don't wait till your tea is
out tell your grocer: "I
want to try Schillings Best
if I can without cost either
to myself or you, as the
advertisements say. I am
willing to pay for the tea if
I like it; not if I don't; but
I don't want it at your
expense." .
A Schilling & Computf i
& FruicitcQ 0
- A general feeling of feopsf ulnee
throughout the ctty augur well for the
spring busines.
Captain Hirer, of the Potrlmpo, and
Captain Hum, of the C.lenmorag, were
In tow n yesterday.
Couch Clinton's mallet, which was
presented to him the other day, has a
history white aa snow,
The most attractive and Inexpensive
light furniture of bamboo mad to or
der at 61S Commercial street
The only "Queen" heater for sate only
by Fisher Brothers. Call and be con
vinced. Beware of Imitations,
Captain Patterson returned yester
day from his Seaside ranch and win
take the State up the river this morn
ing. Family tickets between Warrenton
Flavel and Astoria will hereafter r
sold by Agent Stone at the Telephone
dock.
F. J. Schofleld. general landscape gar
dener and sanitary engineer. All work
guaranteed. Leave orders at Astorian
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.
See Louis Jamva In Spartacua, at
Fisher's Opera iHouse next Monday
evening. Seats on sale at Oriffln 4
Reed's Book Store.
'Wool F actuator I9r at Uaabar's Clear
ance Sal.
Spring In the morning, summer at
noon, and billiard at night seems
to be the character of the weather
these January days.
Attention Is directed to the call for
bids on trap piles by the Clatsop Mill
Company which appears In another
column of this Issue.
The two and a half year old son of
Prank Kaukkonan, fniontown, died
yesterday morning and will be burled
tomorrow on Seal River.
Call and see the Queen air-tight heat
er at Howell A Ward's before buying:
they can save you money both on the
price of the stove and wood consumed.
Captain Richardson, it Is rumored,
will soon occupy tha house now held
by the Bachelors' Club. The Bachelors'
Club will move from their quarters to
day. Before purchasing, don't fall to see
those celebrated alr-tlght stoves at
Foard Stokes.' They have them In a
dosen different styles, and every pos
sible site.
It is said on good authority that the
striking sailors of the British ship Dal-
cairaie wHl In a day or two libel the
vessel In the United State court at
Portland.
'Ad all-silk led' 811k Mitt 37 pair
at Dasher Clearance Sal.
A number of new holes have appeared
In Commercial street which are very
dangerous to horses. Street Superin
tendent Holt will no doubt patch them
a soon as possible.
Massage Hot and cold water baths,
vapor and alcohol baths, combined with
massage scientifically administered, by
Mrs. M. Abrahams, 469 Duane street.
Rheumatism a specialty.
Sheriff Hare will leave at 6 o'clock
this rooming fur Bartoldus' farm, on
the Walhiskl, where he will sell at pub
lic auction the brickyard outfit and ma
chinery belonging to D. A. May.
D. C. Mot. Ilwaco; H. W. Smith. Ska
mokawa; C. H. Williams and wife,
Portland; C. H. Wheeler, Nehalem; and
It. S. Roberts, Salt Lake, were regis
tered at the Parker House yesterday.
The "New Corner" saloon, Keating &
Peterson, proprietors, corner of 8th and
A tor streets, will give an opening en
tertainment next Tuesday evening, the
2nd proximo,
served.
A fine 'lunch ( will be
tS per cent discount on ladles' and chil
dren' Wool Vnderwrar and Hosiery at
Dunbar' Clearance Male
Poor Ira Coe, who was taken to the
hospital yesterday afternoon about 3
o'clock, died last night from dropsy,
and his body now lies In the morgue.
Just what will be done about the funer
al and burial Is not yet known.
The ladles at the meeting at the Oc
cident Hotel yesterday afternoon, suc
ceeded In forming a class In athletics
under the direction of Miss Bucken
meyer. The ladle will have exclusive
use of the A. F. C. gymnasium during
lesson hours.
Henry Lang, W. O. Martin, E. C.
Harhepfel, D. H. Stewart, Portland;
D. McMillan, L. M. Hanselman, J. M.
Lewis, C. R. Thompson, San Francisco;
S. H. Shominger, Chicago; and Theo.
Fessler, Nahcotta. were guests of the
Occident yesterday.
From the aparance of the box Bheet
at Griffin & Reed's the performance by
the Louis James Company at Fisher's
Opora House next Monday evening will
be attended by one of the largest
house of the season. If you have not
secured your seat you hail better do so,
or miss one of the grandest perform
ances ever seen in this city.
Mr. J. L. Moore, of Jewel precinct,
Nehalem Valley, was day before yester
day stricken with paralysis. Mr. Frank
Surprenant cume In yesterday for a
physician, and will return this morning
with Dr. A. A. FliKh, who v1!l look af
ter the wants of the sick man. Mr.
Moore la an old settler well known
throughout the county.
Messrs. Haney and Goerlg w1U start
The Fourth Week
on-eGreat Annual Sale
Is Now
Going On
And Lots of Bargains Left In
Fine Dry Goods, Clothing
Furnishing Goods, Etc.
This is the only genuine wile of
Fine Goods placed before the
public during the year, and now
is your opportunity
C.H. COOPER
THE-
Leading House of Astoria.
work the beginning of next week on the
Scow bay imaln line and side track tres
tlmg from the O. R. and X. dock to
Kopp's new fcrewery for the railroad
company. A complete system of side
tracks will be put in. Two pile drivers
will be engaged on the work, and later
on a gang of carpenters will take hold.
Captain Thomas Parker, of the steam
er Ilwaco, was last June given some
tobacco plant by Mrs. C. H. Cooper,
who, raised them from the seed. The
captain transplanted them into his gar
don on the lull, and was so successful
with them that last night he wa walk
ing the streets smoking cigars rolled
from the leaf of these plants. Astoria
wilt soon rival Virginia In the tobacco
business.
About o'clock Thursday morning
Wood Kerns, Trulllnger's light trim
mer, fell overboard from Trulllnger's
wharf Into about eighteen feet of water.
About the same time Mr. Tom Trullln
ger awoke and was preparing to dress
when he heard the man's cries for
help. Suspecting trouble and without
waiting to put on his clothes, Mr. Trul
Hnger hurried to the dock and soon
found that somebody ww In the wa
ter. Kerns had In the meantime man
aged to get hold of one of the piles
In the darkness and was holding on
for dear life. Mr. Trullmger lowered
a bait, and " In the darkness paddled
underneath the dock to where Kerns
was. When he pulled the man into the
boat he was ju.it about gone, but care
ful work brought him around during
the morning.
CHURCH SERVICES.
Swedish Lutheran Church Services
at 10:30 In Swedish; Sunday school at
12:15; evening service at 7:45. Text,
Isaiah 12.3. Topic, "The Wells of Sal
vation. The Columbia Conference of
the Augustana Synod meets In Astoria
February 10-14. Preaching every even
ing except Saturday. Communion Sun
day morning at 10 a, m. The 400th
anniversary of the birth of Philip Me
lanchton will be celebrated February
12 at 7:30 p. m. The complete program
will be given next week.
At the Presbyterian church the pas
tor will preach tomorrow in the morn
ing at 11. In the evening at 7:30 there
will be a union service at the Congre
gational church. Sunday school at 12:15
Y. P. S. C. K. at 6:30. All are most
cordially Invited to attend these scr
vices. Henry Marcotte, pastor.
Congregational Church Preaching by
the pastor at 11 a. m. Topic, "The
Blessedness of Temptation." All Em
deavorers are especially Invited to at
tend the Endeavor meeting at :30 p.
m. At 7:30 there will be held a union
service In the Interest of the American
Bible Society, conducted by Rev. P. C.
Hetzler, district superintendent.
At the Baptist Church There will be
berv Vyg as usual at the Baptist Church.
Subject of the morning sermon, "Loy
alty to Christ," Subject in the evening,
"The Only Name." You are cordially
Invited to worship with us.
M. E. Church Subject for the morn
ing sermon "Personal Liberty." Sun
day school at 12:15; Epworth League at
0:30. The League Is not only well sus
tained and growing large in numbers
but Is becoming more and more Inter
esting. No services at the church In
the evening, "but there will he union
meeting In the Interest of the American
Bible Society at the Congregational
church.
Thinneu ix often a iioti of poor
health. Lois of weight generally
ihowi something' wrong.
If due to a cough, cold,
any lung trouble, or if
there is aa inherited ten
dency to weak luncfi,
take care! SCOTT'S
EMULSION of Cod
uverOiiLwith Hypophos
phites is a f at-fooa and
more. It causes such
changes in the system
tfiM
that the gam is perman
ent and improrement continues
,vcn after you cease its use.
joe. aad fieat all druggists.
ALASKA EXCEPTED.
From the Oenoral Arbitration Treaty
by Olney.
Chlrtwro. January 29. A xvlal to the
Dally News rnwn Washington aays:
In a few days Svrelury of State
Olney, acting under Inst root Ions of the
preskiit. will send the aoiva'e a new
treaty, signed by himself and Julian
PauiKvifote, designed to settle by peace
ful co-operatkn the two great English
speaking nation' real location west
of longitude parallel 141. which by trea
ty and tradition establishes the boun
dary line between British Columbia,
and the United States.
The new treaty has two objects in
view; primarily the piwceful settlement
of the territorial dispute, but locally to
pave the way tn the Mite for the
ratification by that body of the new
arbitration treaty. whiii Is being op
posed by several western and north
western senators because It Is supposed
by them to Include the Alaskan boun
dary dispute. By the new "treaty, or
rather agreement, perfected after sev
eral conferences between Secretary Ol
ney and Ambassador Pauncefote. th
Alaskan dispute was to be excepted
from the general arbitration treaty and
made the subject of special Investiga
tion by a Joint commission.
TRIED TO SAVE A WOMAN.
San Francisco. January 29 William
Rubles was today sentenced by Judge
Wallace to fourteen years In San Qu.-n
tin for perjury- The crime of Kohlc
was committed under unusual clrrum
stances. In that his perjury was com
mltted to save another from the pen
Itentlary. Some monoha ago a woman
named Aggie Abbott, was convicted of
grand larceny for stealing a gold watch
from the pockt of John Ellis, a
countryman. At that time J lot) lee was
a prisoner In the county Jail, charged
erhh vagrancy. To save the Abbott
woman, Robles made an affidavit In
which he swore that he stole Ellis'
watch and that the woman, then under
oonvktlon. was Innocent. The attor
ney for the woman presented Robles'
affidavit to Judge Bahrs In support of
a motion for a new trial. Surprised at
the contents of the affidavit. Judge
Bahrs deokled upon an investigation,
Whkih resulted In his denial 4 the mo
tion and sentenced the woman to a
term in the penitentiary. Robles was
ordered Into custody for perjury, and
was subsequently Indicted by the grand
Jury.
POPS' PLANS.
Lincoln, Neb., January 29. Joseph A.
Edgerton, the secretary of the national
convention of the People's Independent
party, has issued an address In reply
to one recently made public by the na
tional corntnltteeman, O. W. Washburn,
of Massachusetts. Washburn recom
mended that the Populists drop the
fight for silver and take up the govern
ment Issue of paper money and the
government ownership of railroads.
Edgerton says no change Is needed In
policy as these questions are Identical
In the Populists' general plan. The sil
ver Issue must not be abandoned.
CAN'T BLUFF THURSTON.
Washington, January 2 Referring
to the action of the Nebraska legisla
ture. Instructing him to vote for the
free coinage of silver. Senator Thurs
ton said:
"The present Nebraska legislature
does not represent the party that elect
ed me to the senate. When any of the
legislators show a disposition to come
to my proposition, I will consider the
matter. We ar now as far apart as
the poles, and there Is no apparent
prospewt of an agreemmt.
TROOPS RETIRED.
Leadvllle, Col., January 29. A con
siderable reduction In the cost of main
taining the stato mllltla here was made
today by an order to abandon the head
quarters at the Hotel Vendome. To
night seventy-five men were ordered
home, leaving 100 outwide and 100 local
mm on duty. From what can be learn
ed, all the troops will be sent home
In a few days.
RATES FOR FREIGHT.
Chicago. January 29. Railroads out
of Chicago have already begun figuring
on business from the coming prize fight
Warrenton Is
Columbia Harbor
Land Co.
CORNER...
BOND and
ELEVENTH STS.
Nas on application.
In Nevada. id rl lis iiwianm
that It will mke a rate of not over
ti5 for the round trip from Chloago to
(he flKhllxg ground. l matter where
it mmy In located, provided, of ouurss,
that It l in the suite of Nevada.
Of HOIS' OVATION.
llolw, Idaho. January !, -Senator
tmlv.il, coomiaiiled by Stretry
Wntoh. of elie lvTailc national
i-ownilrtte. left f"r tho lOast this af.
L.ni.HMi He wm given a great ovation
nial h departure mah more like that
,.f a conniiering hero than a.defvald
osiidldate He rftaxde a speech to the
crowd In the street In fnmt of his ho
tel, and a culled out of the car to
ildrvo the i-rMwd that surged Uon
the depot platform.
AUiBIt SECRETARY OF WAR.
Canton. ihlo. January' 29 "I nave
t.n tendered ami have accepted the
war portfolio" Thus spoke llenerJ
Itussell A Allter. of Michigan, to the
Ak. 'kited Press today. He and Major
McKlitley had Ju completed an Inter
view In which a formal tender and so-
eeplams wore passed.
cohi;i:tt Ki r.siMMONS kujiit.
San Frani'lia, January 29 Now that
Oovemor Seller has stgn tne ngnt
bill It Is aco-pl-M a a settled fact here
that the 'irbett-ntlimmm fight will
be hrld elttvr in Reno or Carson. Both
plao are Ud.tlng f t. but until StU
rt givt the word tro one will know
whMh town Is to ho selected.
LOSS BT FIRE.
Portland, January !. Stanley Olid
den. representative of several JewHry
firms, with headquarter m Han Fran-
olsro. who was on the Southern Pa
cific train ahleh aa held up last night
claims to have lost samples valued t
1)1.000 by the burning of the express
car.
SALVATION ARMY.
Will have meeting Saturday night In
M E Church, t'l-t-rbiwn. All el
come. ENSUJN NELSON.
SOU' x l.
TAX WILL
MILLS.
UK SEVEN
(Continued from Klrt I'ng.)
limiuent tux. ll.txw, from seven mil!
levy on I2.I42.MS, 1 1 4. 990 3. tHal. :.-
(22. il.
In i-onfiirmlty with tl estimate
alioVf shown we would recommond a
seven mill levy. ltHertfully aubmltted,
J. E. HUSOIN8.
Chalnnan.
TIIAP PILES.
Bids are wanted on
100 Fir trap piles. 7W to at butt, i
to ( Hnaill en.!. 30 feet Ung.
1W Fir trap pile about butt, '-4 to 7
small end, 35 fet long.
1"0 Fir trap piles abtnit 10 butt. 7
mall end. 45 feet long.
Straight and ixjeled.
To be delivered on wharf, Astoria, by
March 5th, 1VJ7. A 1700 bond will be
required from the successful bidder
that the pile will be delivered a per
specification. Rids opened Monday
noon, February 1st. 1H97.
CLATSOP MILL CO.
HEALTH NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Dr. A. L.
Fulton has leen apiKdntsd health Offi
cer of the city. The existence of con
tagious disease In the city must b.
promptly reported to him a required
by Ordinance No. 1759, as said ordi
nance will be strictly enforced.
C. W. LOUGHERY.
Chief of Police and Health Inspector.
SHIP DALCAIRNIE.
Warning to merchants and other
The captain of the above' named ship
will not be responsible for any debt
or debts contracted by any member of
his crew, except upon his written au
thority. K. JONES, Master.
Astoria, January 28th, 1897.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
After January 1st, 1897, freight
charge must be prepaid to all station
on the A. and C. It. R. R. whre the
company hns no agents.
C. F. LESTER,
Superintendent.
SOMETHING NEW IN TOWN.
French dinner In courses, served at
llie Model Restaurant, next door to
Bee Hive store, every day from 11:30
to 3 o'clock. Prloe only 25c.
TO CIIKK A :M,I IN ONK lAY
Take laxative Hronio Quinine Tablet.
All drugnlsts refund the money If It
fnl Is to cure. 25c. For sale by Chaa.
Rogers, Druggist.
Use WfcW'oot Corn Cure. No
cure no pay. For mile at Es-tes-Conn
Drucr Store.
Meany is the leading tailor, and pay.
the highest cash price for fur skin.
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?.
FAIR tf.sts. :'
Front the Chicago Rccorxl.
"No, Mm Hllmlxr, a wonwin Is not
fit t marry utilna ehe kttowa how to
cook."
"Tli"li a man isn't lit Ho marry unless
he arums how to saw wood.'
ROYAL Baking Powder
htt 4Vfl Mwtnlcd high
boaon st tvtry worltf tult
wber xhlblted.
Th people who r to etmrvh on rainy
Sunday, are th ue ho really enjoy
religious service.
OAHTOTIZA.
nre
Hal
(UI
Sulton Sea Salt ror luithn at
the Kstes-Conn Dm Store
10c ami 25c ner iarkatre.
run narrr.
FOR RENT-Four rooms with board
or board without room, at Mr. Hoi
den'a th and Duane streeta
Four rwnit to rent. W Exchange
street. Adolph Johnaon.
FOR BALK.
FOIt 8ALEwnplste steam power
brick plant Will b sold by th sherut
wiiritf mortiln'. January 30. at
a. .. at Ilartuldua' farm. Stm tll
rr artd ongtns 1ocludl I
ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND JAP
ANF.SE Ooods for Christmas and th
holiday. t Wing Lee's. M3 Commer
cial street
Cedar Shingles
SEASIDE LUMBER YARD.
OFFICE IM COMMERCIAL ST.
Fisher's Opera House
L K. SEl.lO, Manager.
srrcui tMiJir.r.icT
MONDAY, FEB. 1
The Prince of Players
Ml.
LOUIS JAMES
NisagcsKst of
WK.C.NnALS H KCIfER
FIRST TIME HERE
SPARTACUS"
it
An alstolutcly unexcelled scenic pro
duction of Dr. Hlrd's grand play de
parting glatlltorlal life-
Mr. James U positively the only tra
gedian who will Visit Astoria this year.
Prices. 50c and $1.00
Sou sale oMns Friday, January 29th
at arlffln ft Roed's book store.
ALLEN'S
Cut Rate
Ticket Office
...TnTiTMCH DOOM I. tC k SrCCULTT...
1S6 TlllltH NT., PORTLAND, OR,
I872 180
Lubricating
OILS
A Specialty.
Fisfyer
Brothers,
Sell ASTORIA
Ship Chandelery,
Hardware,
Iron & Stel,
Coal,
Groceries & Provisions,
Flour A Mill Feed,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Loggers Supplies,
Fairbanks Scales,
Doors & Windows,
Agricultural linplemen
Wagons fc Vehicles.
t
Most so-calltd "sslmon twin" are col
red with acids. The acids rot th. fibre
and render the material useless. In th
office of Elmore, Sanborn ft Co. Is an ob
all flihermen. It is th wholt of th.
material used in th manufacture of Mar
shall's twine from start to finish, Go
there and examine tht color right
through. Tou will see then why Mar
shall' is called th best In th world.
WHEN IN rORTLA Nt Call on Jno.
F. Haadley ft Co., 134 Third street, and
cat the Dally Astorian. Visitors need
I not mis their morning paper wblla tbsr.
r
C. P. KJAERBYE, M.A..M.D.
rntsicux kd Mttr.nm ', m
tlradualed from Cotnhagn Unlver.
Ity. ;
Specialty, female Disease.
No. M0 t'ommurv'tal street, Shanahaa.
Building.
Hour. 10.J1 a. m.: J-4 and T I p. m.
Tsianhon. Blacksmiths
Special Attention Paid to Steamboat Bee
Plret else IloreeaUoeing, tU).
LOGGING CRlflP DORH A SPECIALTY
1ST OI.N B V ST., hel. Bt mm m.
.SNAP A KODAK..
al any Man earning out (
qui store and ou'U get a,
pen rail at Baa brlaueiua
ot or art l bteeaaai laougtiu,.
Much iiaailty la th Ihiisev
w bavfMtHersiecBOttKkkv
tile er man-
COMV AMI THY TH KM'
Huanns co.
A. V.
DIALCKIN $ -
Groitrlet, Flour, Feed, provisions, FrulU
VeirUblet, Cm. k.ry, CUm in4
PlaleJWare. Lo6lr'Suppllaw
Cor. Tests) and CopUMrolal streeta
Astoria and Columbia.
' Ptver Railroad
T1MI; CARD.
Train leave Seaside for Astoria at.
7 JO a. m. and I p. m. dally.
Trains lesv Astoria for Flavel at
m. and 4 p. m. dally.
Train leav. Astoria for Seaside at
10.10 a. m. and lp.ro. dally.
Train lv Flavel for Astoria at l:4
a. m. and I 61 p. m dally.
. f ras. Uhi ot Ffa.au A 1Mb...
It. T . tal, l of Saxklue 11.
rOUNDRYHEN
Blacksmiths, MachlnlsU
and Roller Maker.
Iron and Mr Casting
tlensral Blaoksmltb Work
SPFCIALTISS-W.kk P.aul Wkul. Shis
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WHITE COLLAR LINE
TELEPHONE ANDTaILEi GATZERF
Astoria and Portland
Telephone leaves Astoria dally eg.
cept Sunday at 7 p. m. Leave. Port
land dally except Hunday at 7 a. m.
T. J. Potter leave Astoria at 7 a. m.
dally except Sunday. Leave Portland
dally at S p. m., Sunday exoepted. Sat
urdays at 11 p. m.
Ticket good on both boats.
U. D. SCOTT, President
E. A. Beeley, Agent, Portland.
C. W. Stone. Agent, Astoria.
Telephone No. 11.
R. I Boyle & Co.
Real
Estate
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS;
COMMERCIAL BT.
J. B. WYATT,
Pbea No. t Asterla, Orga ,
Hardware,
ShIp Chandlery, .
OrocerleB,
Provisions, .
PAINTS and OILB.
peclal AtUstloa Paid to Supplying Ship.
"The Louvre"
ASTORIA'S GOKGEOIS
ENTERTAINMENT HALL
KI.OOK
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Fin Music Oanie nf All Kind. Two .
Msgalflrant Her.
EVERYTHING riRST-CLASS
Good Order and Everybody's Rightt ,
TRICTLT OBSERVED.
COLUMBIA IRON WORKS