TIIK DAILY ASTORIAN, Tl'KSIUY MOKNINU, b'KUUI'AKY n, WW.
Fancy
Slippers
Ladles Walking Chnpc
Durable School OHUC5
Seasonable Good
Rubbers
Rubber Boots, Etc
John Hahn & Co.
Warrant
479 Commercial St.
TK8TKRDAT8 WEATHER.
Maximum temperature. 45 degree.
Mlnumum temperature, 34 degrees.
Precipitation, none.
Total preclpltatkwi from September
1. 1S9, to daw, S. Inohea,
SH, to date, 11S1 Inches.
TODAT8 WEATHER.
For Oregon and Washington Fair
weather, cooler.
TO KEAIKK.-Ta laally Aaturlau1
eeatalna la Ire an much reading Matter a
Bar ether paper pahlUhed la Aatorla. It
ta enly paper that preeeata IU raawtara
with a dally telegraphic report.
TO ADVERTISER. Tha Dally At-
arlaa" haa aiare thaa twice aaanaay read
ers aa any ether paper pabllahed la Aato
rla. It la therefore more Uiaa twice aa
saleable aa aa advertising medium.
tate ef Oregon.
Coawty of Clatsop. I
We, the aadaratgaed. loenl naaaagare
reepeetlrely ef Ho Weatera Taloa aad
Postal Telegraph eoaapulee. hereby eer
ttfy that the "Dally Astoria" U the eJy
paper pabllahed la A Mori a which aew re
BBlrea, ar at aaf time daring ear control
af aald orBess hae received, htalegraphle
prase roper. D. JOHXSON,
Manager . C T. Co.
J. R. CLARK
Maaager Foetal Tel. Co.
AT EVENING.
God flushed the sunset through the cup
Of misted hilta and said.
"Now tha day la dead.
Earth dart, let thin eye look up!"
ToM sleep care lulls, now cease
Tha tumultuous wheels of day.
And the sun's last ray
Sprcaula the purple of night's peace.
The curtained mists above
The darkened railey spread.
Hush! God has said
His sunset word of love.
Herbert Bates.
Ekatrom has the only complete stock
of Jewelry in the city. 4 ' '
Mr. Charles Kohn. the Portland mer
chant, la In the city.
Have yon any Jeweiry that needs re-
palrlngl Take tt to Ekatrom' i.
It to reported that Mrs. Brach la put
Use up new house 1n East Astoria.
1 - '
Manager Bowers, of the Portland ho
tel, la taking in the eights of Astoria.
Nace Grant and George Bartley at.
tended the bail at Cathlamet last night.
The Hon. C. C. Dalton, of Ilwaco,
was over yesterday, visiting his friends
in the city.
Sheriff Hare will today commence
the collection of taxes. It will not be a
holiday, either.
The most attractive and Inexpensive
light furniture of bamboo made to or
der at (18 Commercial street.
.t
,
The only "Queen" heater for sale only
by Fisher Brothers. Call and be con
vinced. Beware of Imitations.
Mr. Alfred Tucker, of Meyer, Wilson
& Co., Pwtland, la In the city, looking
ofter their ahlpping Interests here.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
A. D. Charlton, of the Northern Pa
cific, Portland, is visiting in the city.
Prof. Grlbler'a orchestra will play
at the performance at tho Columbia
opera house next Thursday, February
25.
Reports received yesterday show
that the properties of the Acme group
of mines at Roesland. B. C, are pan
ning out Al.
The "Big Four," Mead, Charlton,
Bowers, and Kohn, are down from
Portland. Brother Elks took them In
tow last night.
Assistant Mayor W. H. Mead, of
Portland, la In the city, taking notes as
to the best 'methods of reducing mu
nicipal expenses.
Yesterday Mr. R. F. WUaon. of the
Portland office, t'jok charge of the O. I.
Co. 'a ooaj agency in Astoria, vice Chas.
Powtll, resigned.
The Arctic owls In the Office, brought
from the frozen North by Captain Ma
son, of the steamer Jennie, are attract
ing much attention.
The Columbia opera house will be
wall heated and comfortably fitted for
the occasion of the entertainment
Thursday, February 25.
For the past week a locomotive ten
der has been standing on the track
noar the O. R. & N. dock. Yesterday
mechanics finished attaching a "cow
oatoher" to the rear end of the tank,
"Actions speak louder
than words" ask your gro
cer ifwe really mean money
back if you don't like Schil
ling's Best tea.
A Sctaillbif fc Coapaa
Sas r raadace
Md during tha afternoon the train waa
backed up and coupled on. taking the
whole affair across to Warrenton.
whew It will be attached to the engine.
Vpportown 1 enjoying quite a build
ing boom Jut n Fully a doaen
new houses are under course of con
struction east of the brewery.
Two hundred art tela In one thousand
drawing will be represented In the dally
Journal pWlurtal art exhibit which
opens In San Francisco tonight.
A targe number of Astorian went
to the ball ait Cathlamet ami Olney
last night. WashlngtWa birthday waa
no doubt celebrated In proper manner.
Some of the buxlneias men on Elev
enth atrw yesterday scraped the mud
off that thoroughfare so that It la now
quite clean. Their aalajiea will be re
duced. Dr. Harnett, o rr. Logan's office,
met with a avrtoua accident Sunday
resulting, It la reported, in a dwp gash i
In hta leg. The wound was dressed by
Dr. Finch.
Theateanier Ihvaeo yeatervlay brought
over a large consignment of oyatera
from ShowJw-ater. The- were taken up
the river laat night on the steamer
Manager How-era. of tho Portland, and (
Meaora. Meau), Charlton and Kohn will
-lsdt Flavd today. Lavat night they
partook of an elegant apread with mine
hoat Megler.
Workmen will In a few day com
mence the fortifications at Scarborough
Heaul for the government. The large
dock la now ready to receive the boats
and barge.
Testerday waa a regular spring day.
Hyacinths were In bloom and people
nave ix-truii w uih -im-jr may
something now oemdea ram. a rail
road or two.
The second barge-load of lumber tor
the "Fishermen' Protective Union can-
nery" arrived down from Portland yea-
trday and was discharged at the new
cannery site.
The Derformance at the Columbia
opera bouee on February 2i will be.
nmbablv. the last show In Aatorla for
some time, as lent begins tn a few
days afterwards.
Dr. W. I. Hoiward and family left
for California, by way of Portland.
Monday morning They were called
away by the serious illness of Mrs.
H.l'. moW
, ; , the
hill, and East Astoria vemerday. tak-
Ing advantage of the sunshine and hoi-
Iday to get a view of the Improvements
going coin the city.
Captain Jones, of
spent Waahington'a
the Dalcalrnle.
birthday ashore
yesterday, but forgot what day It waa
until he returned to his sWp In the
evening, when he hoisted hla flags.
The inveetlagting committee of the
city council meets at two o'clock tday.
The session will be held In the council
chamber and the doings of the public
property comitte will be looked Into.
The contract for building the treat-
im- of the raJlmarf from above Booth's
cannery to Tongue Point has been let
to Messrs. Wakefield ft Jacobsen, who
will soon commence work on that sec
tion of the line.
Ex-Secretary of State J. H. Price, of
Washington, who arrived from Olympla
Sunday, returned from Ilwaco last
evening, where he spent the day, and
mckientally looked Into the fish trap
business. Mr. Price said that politics
were dead m a sense.
Workmen were busy all day yester
day on the Scow bay trestle work and
will soon have everything ready for
track-laying. It will be a pround day
for the train men when they run Into
thoir own depot and have plenty of
room for the handling of businese.
Yesterday waa a big day with the
Seashore line, all the trains coming
Into town being well patronized. Searfde
Warrenton, Flavel, New Astoria and
Fort Stevena sent large delegations.
Ticket Agent Stone says It Is one of
the best days he has had this winter.
The entertainment given Saturday
night at the old school house, Ksat
Astoria, by the Minerva Society, was
a social and financial success. A good
ly sum was raised for charitable pur
poses, and the members of the society
daerve credit for their persistent work.
Chief Engineer Hegardt, and about
forty other engineers and men from
the works at Fort Stevens, who have
been spending the holiday in Portland,
arrived home this morning and returned
to Fort Stevena on the Dwyer at six
o'clock.
Superintendent Morrison, of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, waa
ovor from Seaside yesterday, having re
covered from the fall from his spider,
and reryrrta that only one more mile
of poles has to be Bet to complete
the line between Warrenton and Sea
side. In another couple of days the pile-
driver will have completely closed up
that portion of Scow bay where the
woodyard Is located. All of the wood
schooners have been removed, the only
craft remaining being a couple of
barges loaded with bridge Umbers for
the trestle.
Yoeterday noon the crossing at the
corner of Twelfth street and Franklin
avenue was thoroughly cleaned by a
new combination. First came the
preaching giant who marked out the
lme of work with a hoe, followed by
the banker who shealded himself under
a mighty spade. Next, with pick In
il!Kshortcns Sg$
Iryyour food, lcngth-if
j ens your life.
i 2tto!ene i
(J The N. AT. Fairbank I
t Company
St. Loni. Chicago. Moo Jjb
lj NWjr ,''1
hand. eme the little Zelgler. and all
was superintended by the thing of nine,
ty pounds, assisted by two hundred
nounds of iwiHiw The walk wa
well cleaned and inspected a o-- ly
A. Iounaberry.
The exhibition of drawing at the
Partington school. San Franckaco,
which opens tonight, for the benertt
of the Chronicle relief fund, promises
I to ho one of Uie events of the ecason
on the Parlflc cout. There will be
i eomrtburiona fnm all the loading dully
JourmUaof the I'nltetl Sta.
A pay crowd of young people were
those who took advatttage of the tine
wewther yesterday, and, with Mta
Catherine Powell aa chaperon, walked
out to Hay Home farm above Young'e
' VSdnt for a Dlcnlc and good time gen
eraJiy. The rada were not m th beat
of condition, but when youn h carta
are buoyant and spirits pay such trlllee
ara nc notkvd. The day waa ient
In game and strolling over tho farm.
and a deheioua dinner waa served by
the ladle of the party. Early In the
afternoon they wended their w ay home,
all voting It one of the moat pleasant
affairs of the aeaaon.
At Seaside the other day there waa
a basket pWnlc. The basket of lun
rheon each contained a numberde card
wJre jj
at auction. The pur
chaser waa conpelIed to dine with the
lady holding the duplicate of the num
ber In the basket purchased. Judge
jjoGuire. U la auid. bid a good round
mim orj a particularty fine Viking bas
ket -hk-h ha had a tip belonged to a
pertain handsome young lady. When
knocked off to him, however, he waa
much surprised to have to dine with
We own wife, bug enjoyed the Joke
as much aa the young people who set
up a shout at bis evident Memppotn
meat.
' Architect Matt de Lin returned yes
terday from a week'e vialt with Robert
Oibaon at his Elk creek home. Mr,
de Lin la preparing to draw plana for
eaW "' Mr. Gibson
tne oeacn. l nree years ago me mun
ster raft that went to piece oft Necar
nle mountain, fumlshed the inhabit'
n "'" "
lamoofc Head, wun a large auppiy or
nne P'""-
Thousejiikt of piles are
scattered along the beach, having been
thrown high up by the winter'a tides.
It ' l1" P"ea that Mr. Gibson
cemotruct hla house, a hlch no diiubt
will be quite up-to-date. Log cabins
will undoubtedly become a fad with
property-owners on that beach.
At the Columbia opera house. Thurs
day evening, February 25. the favorites,
the Taylor sisters, will appear, assisted
by a company of Astorla'a fa,vorlte and
talented profess-nals and amateurs. In
the funny dance entitled, "Oh, What
an Angel 7 and also the exceedingly
r"nny drama. "Irish Justice." under the
direction of Al. Firth. Also, the ex-
citing
and 'amusing club swinging.
elrlcal effects, by W. L. Hayward,
and a great variety of specialties will
be given. A fine orchestra will be In
attendance. Ticketa on sale at Strauss'
New York Novelty Store. Box sheet
will open Wednesday morning at 9
o'clock. Reserved seats, Wc. What the
press has to say about the Taylor sis
ters: "These little artists, in their ape
i rial dances, are the poetry of motion,
; and have Justly earned the title of
Portland'a favorites."
WARNING.
Any person or persona detected In
breaking the fnnees or otherwise tres
passing upon the property of the Flavel
Land and Investment Company will be
Bubjeot to arrest and fine.
This order will be rigidly enforced.
The Flavel Land and Investment Co.
J. M. TL'RNEY. Sec.
Flavel, February 20, 1W.
Bicycle
made.
costumes are now being
TO Cl'KE A COLO IN ON v. DAT
Take laxative Dromo Qulnii.e Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If It
falls to cure. 25c. For sale by Chas.
Rogers, Druggist.
Remnants t silk make fine skirt lin
ings. ROYAL basing Powder.
Highest of all In leavening
Strength V. S- Oovernmaot Report
When a woman Is In love even hr
own thoughts cast shadows.
Instant relief for skin-tortured babies anil
rest for tired mothers In a warm bath Willi
Ccticcba Soap, and a single application ol
Crnci'sA (ointment), tha great tkln cure.
The only spealr and economical treatment
for tailing, burning, bleeding, scaly, ami
pimply humor of tue akin, scalp, and blood.
utlcuri
aci ' oat-oK ii'it, rVnr PmP'tHor, ltst"n.
WT " Hum Ut cart L.ffj bib lluiiMarmalltd It.
BABY BLEMISHES rZ2r
BABY
HOIS
TIIK COMING OF 1UHY.
Wtwn a biby come to the houao real
ha;ii.tnca ., Tha cart inl anx
iety count for nothing agwlnat the cling
ing touoh of the little hand and tha
au:ul of tha little volic The hlght
function given to hunu-.n being I
bitn.rlng hoAlthy. hi'y ohtllivn '"
me r.'uria. ivtr -tnirty i1 ago uw
noevla of witinen Uel to Ir. riere.
now chlif consulting physician of the
InvnJUla' Hotol and Ptirvtl inaltiule.
at HuffaJo, Now York. The rault of
hla atudy lmprovel by thirty year of
proottoe la muIkhIIoI In Vr. rien-a'a Fa
vrlt rretevlptlm. It HtrngthvMa, pu-rtrt.-a
and maltea honlthy the organ
distinctly fetHintn. It gl weak wo
nh the atreogth and health nweaanry
tho prolue4Jon of IxMvlthy children
and tt makva th IxHinng of tlH clill
drn tjy. It la auro to cure any weak-
ne r dtnrvngenuMit ptvullur to wo-
nun; ato pain, i.tlce nfUmtiiattn.
atrt urtlxMia, purlllt. tivlgrit'a.
It won't be so very long before plunk
ed shad dinner will he In ea."oii.
Mr. Ward L. Smith, of Frederick-
town. Mo., was troubled with chronic
diarrhoea for over thirty your. lie
hud become fully sat Mini thiit It was
only a question of a sltort time until
ho would have to give It up. Ho htul
boon treated by aome of the bot phy
sicians In Europe and America, but got
no relief. One day ho picked up a
newwtaper and chanced to read an ad-
vertlennt Chamberlain' Colic.
Chorer and PUurh.iea llotnody. He
got a bottle of It, and the tlrat dose
... ... .
nNpeu rum arw us conunueo rureu
him. For sale by Eatea-Conn trug Co.
When people cease to stars at a pret
ty woman she realiae that she I get
ting passe.
A GOOD LETTF3R
From the clerk of the Circuit Court.
Fernandlnu, Fla., Feb. :, 1KW.
Mr. J. George Suhrer, Pnigglst. City:
Deavr George: Please send a bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I
woukl wit feel eavsy If I know there was
none of this valuable remedy In tha
house. I hve gtveai tt a fair teat and
consider tt one of tho very best rero
dka fUr croup irhat I have ever found.
0n doss ha always bem sufficient, al
though I um M freely. Any oold my
ohfJJren contnun yield very readily
to this medicine. I ru cora.4entioualy
recommend tt for croup and colds In
children. Your nwpeotfully,
OBO. E. WOLFF.
Sold by Eates-Cunn Drug Co.
It is not dirflcult to judge a man's
worldly experience by the sort of meal
he orders whn he la entertaining a
woman.
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.
A teachers' county Institute will be
held at Astoria tha last week In Feb
ruary, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
the 25th, 2sth, and 27th Inst Supt.
Irwin, Pre. Chapman, and Pre. Camp
bell will be present. An excellent pro -
gram has been arranged. Pay session
wilt be held at MoClure school house;
Evening nesslona at the Methodist
Churoh. All are invited to attend.
The woman who declares that life I
not worth living I generally the one
who sends for a d'Krtor at the slightest
little pain.
IS LIFE WORTH LIVING?
If there is an Individual on earth
who la excusable for thus Interrogating
himsWf. It Is the unhappy mortal who
suffers from malaria in some one of
Its diabolical forms. This Is no difficult
conundrum, however. Life Is worth
living by any man or wranan who en
toy good health, and la not harrassed
by a reproachful conscience. The ma
larial scourge, heavily laid on. Is a
terrible one for the poor sufferer to en
ar7'.wL"tj!fi
limp and as strengtniees as a uisnrag, I
are hard, indeed, recurring as they do
with fiendish regularity. Hostetter'a
Stomach Bitter Is the world-wide
known preventive ami curative for this
class of maladies, either In the f"rm
of ague and fever, bilious remittent,
dumb ague and ague cake. I'sed with
persist once they will, rely upon It,
eradicate from the system. They also
conquer rheumatlmn, kidney and blad
der complaints, nervousness, dyspepsia,
liver complaint and constipation, and
renew falling strength.
Snake ring are considered mascots.
Ross, Higgins and Co.
GROCERS & BUTCHERS
Antoria an J I'unt Atoria
Choice Fresh and Salt Meats
Grand Annual
Prize VIasquerade
Tuesday,
February 23
Trite flay Be See In
foard ft Stokes' Viadow.
Gentlemen Maskers
Lady Moakere
SrCCTATORS. 50c: CniLDRCV 25c
Warrenton Is
...-:::--ir.iz.
llt,KAe
LOlUIllDla tl(llD0l
Land Co.
CORNER
BOND and
ELEVENTH STS.
Mas on ipplkatlon.
NOTK'K.
Any persons wntliur trap piling, cor.
respond wllh Rogue A Young, fmk
Point, Wah.
ls Wfbftmt 'ni Hire. No
curt m hv. For mile nt Ks-Ifs-Coiin
lu-uir storo.
CABTOniA.
SiaUl
vVr
;o Itr.WAKP.
ksv... MiiLi-k I Ivive hiaiM I am
... ilui.t Snohla Kchultl
iiH'ioe-.i --.-- - - .
my- , ,h-
nd- rtcidimt me m tne wmru, no
1 been siurtte,! awiay ly my emnde, and
U-lle1ng thai her own testimony will
i be the best proof of my Innocence, I
hereby offer a rewnnl of 120 fr any
i inAmiuttlon a t hr w hereajsmt that
i will enable nw to have r-r erved w 1th
i a -uh.ma. O. R. E3TE8
Salton Sea Salt Tor baths at
th KstM-Conu I'ruir Store
10c anil 25c per parkaee.
OABTOIIIA,
tVtfaf
Hall
U m
alfuiai
tairw
The
Value
of a
Newspaper
! A on udvertUInu medium
I d U(M) K
,
1 clreuliitlon limnnn a rlelr-
I , , , , . i,
H 8 LYMAN ciim - -"- -Sohool
Supt. ntondiiiK In the community.
' f
rhe
Astorian
i pn
. fully iKJthof the
ndvanUiuca
If on Works
FOUNDRYMEN
Blacksmiths, Hachinists
.... and Boiler lakers
Corner Kiihti-enlh itrrot and Krankllu avenv
Emil Schacht
ARCHITECT
CF0.NIC0LL. Assistant.
OFFICE:
ropp's New Brewery
TICHC8T US DC
rito.i .nr. urns
0NU
OK THIC
Soi?s of ietmen
AT
FOARD & STORKS
HALL
1.00
5
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?
WANTKIV
WANTKI- Situation by pood Jain-
eso rHHik; excellent refereneea. Aildi-ea
I. K. A., slit OonintotvUU lrt. city.
Vlf li " niT WANT lioVK oil
loafer to write. In en of ui'imy.
lHi to JMW per month, aulary or com.
mlaslon. Stale and ge.eral manager.
It ACINIC KlltW I'.NtilNK CO, Itn.-lli.
WUconnln.
rait HAI.K. !
Foil SALIC - A iittivltiy of h.'UMtliold J
furoHuiv, at reawuutble price Aiipiy
ins Astia' "(reel.
I
Cedar Shingles
8EA8IPK LUMUKIt YAllP.
OFFICE J5S COMMERCIAL PT
Marshall
Company's
Twinfc
Freah fnnn Um iiUIU for W1 flailing
Every ball guarantee!. Pleaae rirt
any timrfevllon IUCWAUK OF IMI
TATIONS. Every ball mut U markl
"MARSHALL CO.. SIlREWtilU'RY
MILLS." Manufactured from selected
rlax aiKvially for COLI.'MUIA IlIVF.Hj
FISHING. So that every hall bears!
Ihu MARSHALL label.
. 7, i. . 10. 11. 13. 13. 14-ply W'a.
12. 13. II. IS. lS-ply M'a.
7. . . 10-ply 30 .
Elmore, Sotiborn
5e CO., Agent,
4JH liond ML. Antorla
Japanese Goods
Oriental Curloft
NoveltieH
WING LEE. 543 Commercial St.
W. L. HOI3U
Real Estate and Insurance
110 KIKVKTII NT.
mica wltli K. A. 'I'oyli.i-.
ASTORIA PUBLIC LIBRARY
RKaDINQ ROOM FRED TO ALU
Opra avary day from I a'eloek U I k
and IJO to p. m.
aubscrtptton rata It Par annum.
i.W. COR ELEVENTH DtJANK T.
SEASIDE SAWNIlili!
A complete stork of lumber on hand
In the rough or dressed. Flooring, rus
tic, celling and all klnda of finish; mold
ings and shingles. Terms reasonable
and prices at bedrock. All orders
promptly attended to. Office and yard
at mill. H F L. LOO AN,
Heasldn, Oregon. Proprietor.
OHDEll OF PUBLICATION.
In
the Circuit Court of tha State of
Oregon, for the County of Clatsop.
Nowlen, Plaintiff, va. Oliver Btew-
M.
art, M. C. George, George, his
wife, J. P. Eckler, Kckler, hla
wife, D. M. Stuart, Kata B. Btuart,
hla wife, I. M. Klmbrr and Harah
Klmbor, hla wife, II. W. Weeks,
Qeo. PeLano, Edith DeIano, his
wife, W. E. Htewart. and Lily
Stewart, hla wife, Mary Elmore, E.
L. Dwyer, and the Aatorla Savings
Hank, Dcfondanta:
To W. E. Stewart. Lily Btewart, E.
L. Dwyer, Qeo. DeLano, and Edith D
Lano, of the above defendant, In the
name of the State of Oregon: You and
each of you are hereby required to ap
pear and anawer tha complaint filed
against you In tha above entitled ault
by the first day of tha next term of
the above entitled court, to-wlt: the
21st day of September, 18B6; and If
you fall ao to anawer for want thereof,
the plaintiff will take decree against
you for the sale of certain lands In
Clatsop county, Oregon, for tne fore
closure of a mortgage executed by de
fendant Oliver Stewart; aald lands are
particularly described In the com
plaint on file In this ault. Bald lands
are situate In sections 20, 29, and tha
Donation Land Claim of Addison Jew
ett, T. N., H. 9 W., and for auch oth
er relief aa prayed for, and shall be
deemed by the court proper.
Service of thla aummona la made
upon you by publication In tha Weekly
Aatorlan pursuant to order of the
j judge of tbla court made tha 2iat day
of July, UM. 3. Q. A BOWLBT,
I
Attorney for Plaintiff;
f
gREMNER & HOLMES
Telephone Blacksmiths
NpechU Atlontlon IHtld to Hlniboal It.
taliing. ,
lol-oiliiiitg. Ktc.
LOGGING CAJBP (DORK R SPECIALTY
IbT nl.NRV T,. d and
.SNAP A KODAK.
at any man eaiulu tml ul
ottr star and juu'll Ket a
iwrirnll of a man briiiimlii
oar Willi piaaaanl Uio'igM".
Murh quality 'III III lliio
a bat la offer ajroaiiuimliUi
ll- nt maa.
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HUQMCS & CO.
A. V. ALU1CN,
DEALER IN
1 Grocsrltt, Flour. Fee J, Provisions, FrulU
Vrtablri, Crniksry, (! and
Plated Ware. Loner' Supplies.
Cor. Taolh and Commercial streets.
Astoria and Columbia
Riyer Railroad
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TIMH CARD.
Trains leave Baaalda for Aatorla al
7:90 a. m. and 1 p. m. dally.
Tralna leave Aatorla for Flaval at I
a. m. and i p. m. dally.
Tralna 'save Aatorla for Haaalde at
10 0 a. m. and 4 p. m. dally.
Tralna laava navel for Astoria at :
a. m. and I U p. m. dally.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
HE STEM TELEPHOHE
Astoria and Portland
Telephone leave Astoria dally as
cent Hunday at 7 p. m. Leaves Port
I land dally atrept Sunday at 7 av m.
T. J. I'otter leaves Aatorla at 7 av m,
dally eirvpt Hunday. Leavea I'ortlanA
j dally at R p. m . Hunday excepted. Hat
' unlaya at II p. ra
Tlckata good on both boata
U. II. BtX)TT. I'raaldanL
IS. A. Heelay, Agent. Portland.
C. W. Blona, Agent, Aatorla.
Telephone No. 11.
J. B. WYATT,
Pfcaat Na. S
Aatarle. Oragaa
Hnrdwnre,
Ship Chandlery,
GrocerieH,
ProvlHloriH,
PAINTS tnd OILH.
peclal AttoaUaa Paid la lupeJylBl Skip.
"The Louvre"
aSTOKIVS CORCrolS
ENTERTAINMENT HALL
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rina Mnale. Oamea of All Klnda. To
Magnificent Kara.
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Good Order and Everybody's Rights
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Fisfyer
Brothers,
Sell ASTORIA.
Lubricating
OILS
A Specialty.
Ship Chandlery,
Hardware,
I ron A Stfel,
Coal,
Grocorie & Provisions, ,
Flour A Mill Feed,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Loggers Supplies,
Fairbank'fl Scales,'
Doors & Windows,
Agricultural Implement
Wagons A Vehicles,
AHTOHIA IRON WOHKH
Front St., foot of 4th, Aatorla.
General Machinists and Boiler Makesr
Land and Marina Englnaa. Bollar work, Staaa
boat and Cannary Work a Specialty.
Caatinga of All Daacrlptlnaa Mad ft) Ordar oa
Short Notka.
John Foz.,..lresldant and Buptrlntandant
A. L. Pox Tlo Prealdent
O. B. Praal Secretary
First National Bank Treaaurer
WHEN IN rORTLAND-Oall on Jno.
r. Handley Co., 124 Third street, and
gat tha Dally Astorian. Visitors need
not mlaa their morning paper wall there.