TI1K KULY AST0K1AN, THUKSDAV MOKNINU, MAUt'H 4, !?.
Fancy
Slippers
Uiles Walking: CIiaac
Durable School OllUCd
Seasonable Goods
Putters
Robber Boots, Etc.
John Hahn & Co.
479 Commercial St.
At
Warranted
YESTERDAY'S WEATHER.
Maximum temperature, 49 degrees.
Minimum temperature, 38 degrees.
Prertpitatlon, none.
Ttrtal precipitation from September 1,
189. to date. ST.49 Inches.
Excess of precipitation from Septem
ber 1, im, to date. 15 55 Incne.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
For Oregon and WVtshtnKton Light
local rain.
TO READERS. The Hatty Astoria"
eoatalaa twie aa aach reading matter a
aay ether paper pabllahed la A tori a. It
la the ely papar that praaaata I la raadara
with a dally telTahl report.
TO ADVERTISER. -Tha "Daily A e
tartaa" kaa aaora tha twice aa mij read
era aa aay ethar paper pnbllahad la Asto
ria. It la therefor aaora thaa twice aa
valaabla aa aa adaertialag aaedlaaa.
tavta of Oiarra, I
Caaatf af ClaUop. )
Wa, tha aadanlgaad, local aaaaagera
raapaetiTaly af la. a Waster Colo
PaataJ Telegraph aoaapaalra. heraay eao
Uly tkat the "Dally Aatorla" U Ue only
papar llahea la Aatorla which aaw ra
alvaa. ar at aay Una arlag aar aoatrot
f said aflaoaa haa reaalaad. a talafraphla
preae report. B. D. J0HNSOI.
Maaafar 1. IT. T. Co.
J. K. CLARK,
Maaagar Foetal Tal. Co.
AROUND TOWN.
"Gypafne'
Swopc
Tonight 4h Inaugural ball.
only durable
Gypatne" the
floish.
Ray Morton won
terday.
wall
the big pipe ye-
Tlcketa to
ladle free.
the Inaugural ball 11.00;
Everyone should attend the inaugu
ral ball tonight
Mr. Del Ferguson, the printer. Is laid
up with a lame back. .
Ekstrom haa the only complete stock
of jewelry In the city.
Lloyd's surveyor. Capt. George Pope,
was In the city yesterday.
Miss Alice Munsell, graduate optician,
office in Shanahan building.
Mr. Will Sherman Is again aole to be
around after a severe illness.
launches under construction. One of
them Is of beautiful design and will
probably take first prlie In the coming
regatta.
Stewart Urn, yesterday commenced
improving Merrtvvether Downs. Streets
will be graded and trees planted, etc,
Get price at Ui Low Price Store
for the latent In silk pongee, all shades,
for waists and underskirts, 4S1 ltond
street.
Today is Inauguration day, and the
gram! change to be made at Washing
ton win soon d cnroniouM an over
the Uuid.
Chief Engineer T. H. Curtis, of the
Northwest Construction Company. 1
WUd up in the hospital, threatened with
typhoid fever.
rrunes, evap, pears, poaches, apri
cots, pitted plums, cleaned currants,
raisins In fact all kinds of dried fruit
at the Wcbfoot.
The beginning of Lent was marked
with many new resolutions which It
Is hoped will he kept better than New
Year's reeWves.
Tmwe who are best posted say that
preparations are bing made to do tne
December and January wheat loading
of veeavls at Astoria.
The merchants yesterday reierted a
big day's business. It Is thought the
nae nas turned and that continued I
Improvement will be noted.
Little prices and big values In new
spring check and fancy black and
colored, dress goods Just received at the
Low Price Store. 4S1 Bond street
wyxoooooooooc
X taw
J a v 4aw r
C tha moat haalthnit
V lug aim Irving medium k
I 1HE N. K. FAiRBIKK CO
oooooooctxwooor Wcirrcnton Is the Best...
a $
G
I a model wife i
And a rlftht Ruotl cook U aha,
8ut li liivadi atut cuke a alt tloth ntak.
TwouM filatldcn jnnir lieart to sec.
And ilouiiliiiuu brown t be beat n town t 1
llcr lc aro lit ftp a queen t , i
And Iter siiocrws, sn ym ninlu giiisa, ' 1
1 u.to W CV1H l.iCMi,
C0TOIHif
aa wall aa tb moot aouiouiKai aheiot InSS'' i
now a.
Columbia Harbor
Land Co.
CORNER...
BOND and
ELEVENTH STS.
Mans oo application.
M. I.aalai t'klrain, Innti-oal, Kaa Kraact.r ,
rurlliinii, ttrraun.
THE CENTER OF DEVELOPMENT
ON THE WEST SIDE
r
be
Everybody knows that Warrenton values will soon
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?
Astoria visitors were treated to an
other fine day yesterday Observer Gro-
. ...... ci.vi i ,u secure a gooa rec-; if .k
ommen-latlon for his new position. L. ..
1911 ui im.
r a now tital in the case axalnst
Dr. Kstos was overruteil anl plaiuttiT
allel 30 d.vs In which to file a lill
f excepth'tw. Sanih K. tMsen v
Niles IVter lsen; time to answer ex
tended until Sunday. Otto Sandell vs.
Chas. Klander; on trial.
A prtietlght will take place at Stella
March 15. The prTKiats are giant
and will wrap for bliM. a.n there have
lHen several dlfTerences Iwtween them.
Neither nuui knows as much alwut el
entlrto boxing as a boy dins alniut as
trontmiy. but as to tlKhting -well, the
pronwter tinds It dltflcult to secure
a referee.
The many friends of Captain J. K
lrkhlll. of the Crown of India, bade
him ffarowell yenterday and wished
him a prosperous voyage and a quick
iltoti. very abruptly and Insolently
stated that he had not rom down .)
Astoria to get any instruotlous friii
the ittnity Judge t Clatsop. man
ner Incensml me for a few moments.
sjv.1 I tuliosl to him pretty struik-ht. giv
ing him my ttvind In regarvl to his mis
slon. and the pern who had sent him.
anvl likeml him to a. kldnaixT. The
niowt of the conversation
ami the dispute was finally settle,! by
all shaking Itaiuls That I was re
strained ftm, or attempted to, assault
him Is alslutely false.
J. H. D. (1U.Y.
FISHER'S OPERA HOUSE
Friday, March s
ONE NIGHT ONLY
ilJREMNER & HOLMES
Sit"1" Blacksmith
i HptH'Inl Attention Paid to Htaambcat lto
pnlrinir,
Ural rlaaa UoraBsluieu-.g, Ktc.
LOCtlNG CAR1P (DORK A SPECIALTY
IWT OLMCY NT., b.l. H.I and 4lh.
When a muiii jw ns a blooded horse he
always carefjl of Its health. He
looks after its di i and U psrtleulnr
that the feeding sha'l be regular and
right. While he ts d line this It Is likely
us not that he la hin.-nf suO'erlng from
return to Astoria, with the hope thatme disease or l,-rit.- When th
he might be (he first to take a cargo j trouble ks o mu1 tha: h cannot work
.arrr- v. "va
'..ja!Sli 1
of wheat from Astoria after the com
pletion of the railroad this fall, even
a wall w-as not fully con
They did not like to think
he wiU beartn to lv himself the care
he gave the horse at the start. Mood
pure, rich red blooj U thv best Insur
ame against disease of any kind. Al-
come fnmi Impure
tour
nv
he wvuld have to take his fine ship "J' H"ee
tTnrrctor .Normile was over jester- ,, k rtv.r .f- hi- t,o h amn.rt or lmix)verished blooil w.vn tt,
day. and srated that he had Increased 0f Astoria harbor. pure and Wrong and disease ran find
the number of men at work on the new j no fotKhoM That la the nnneo.i. ......
m ',uu'a "e joo tin-; The county court wax in session ves- which Dr. Pierces Golden udlcal nta.
cemetery.
lahed on the 15th Inst.
terday. The application for an In- oovery work. It oienea, punrlea and
crease of 14 monthly in the allowance enriches the blood, put .nd keep the
.. . u, -hu,., .()f Mrg HanL. a referred to Dr. Ful-1 wnole body In perfeut order: nk
i-wira over yesieraav with the Inlen. , . x-, - .. ., '....!...
- i.. ii. -ir- i.rwn, m uv-sniiuie (wrwn. i iv""" n1-, uisviut'n virong, assjm-
tkn of leaving for San Prancisco on 'living In Vesper precinct, was furnished 1 Uatton perfect. It brings ruddy, virile
with clothing and provisions. Potl- health. It build up solid, whjewiie
tions asking triat bridges be built flesh (nut fat) wham, from any ratise,
across Holbrook. Adair and MAttle Bell reduced below the healthy standard.
- sloughs were taken under consider-1
The fact that the steamers Cbilkat tion. a neiti,i from ih. eh.mw A s.vap
and Blanc hard have been obliged to . ,i. ... ,. 1
the morning' steamer. He has put off
the trip, however, and will return home
today.
ue,u.M. .n oovn A8loria ana rvrt- tiolu requ f H. C. Harrison
land, large amounts of frela-ht. oniv ... .
, iiwii me euunxy tuaif lue nooeon anu
how, how the business of the Columbia CariMnxore rotul us .ntlni..Hl ..mil
river is increasing.
next term.
I or sue cjveap and on easy terms,
four choloe building lots In McCluru'i
Astoria. For partfculars call on Howell
& Ward, 519 Iluavd street.
Messrs. Clemmens and O'Brien, agents
of the Royal Insurance Company, have
Just placed the largest Insurance pol
icy ever issued on the Patitlc coast. It
covers J2.50O.0OO on various railroads in
the state of Oregon.
Mr. Andrew Dalgity left on the
steamer State this morning for San
Francisco, wliere he will sail for Alas
ka. He has accepted a position with
jthe Alaska Packers' Asnx-lation and
Mias Munsell has moved her office to j will spend the summer In the frozen
ue new Miananan building. north.
Have you any Jewelry that needs re
pairing'! Take It to Ekstrom's.
The last dance of the season was
held at Warrenton Tuesday night.
Postmaster J. H. Johansen, of Sea
aide, was visiting in the city yesterday.
Don't fall to take in the inaugural
ball tonight. A select crowd will be
present.
Representative H.,pe of Malheur and
Gurdane of Umatilla, were in the rtty
yesterday.
Seed oats, seed wheat, seed potatoes,
seeds of all kinds at the Webfoot Com
miseion house.
Mr. A. J. Porter, of the Washington
Shoe Manufacturing Company, is visit
ing in the city.
Creamery square butter, 45c; dairy
butter. 40c. and good butter 35c per
roll at the Webfoof
The most attractive and Inexpensive
light furniture of bamboo made to or
der at 618 Commercial street
The Astoria Iron Works yesterday fin
ished the ports in the Crown of India,
and the work was accepted by Captain
Poje. Lloyd's surveyor, and that vetwel
sails today for British Columbia, where
she will take on lumber for the L'nlted
Kingdom.
Who has nt had tnmble with Hour?
Every housewife at times has had In
different success with bread, and the
fault was not always with the way
the sponge was made. Many mills
are earelet with the material they use,
thus producing flour or different
strength, but aJI under the same brand.
The Webfout Commission House has
secured the sole agency for this city
for the Calla Lily flour, which th'y
guarantee to 1 superior to any Hour
on the market for family line. This
flour is made in tile bewt wheat pn--dudng
part of the Willamette valley.
In one of the cleanest of mills, and
by one of the best millers in the state; .
a man who has made milling his life
work. The flour is sold as reasonable
as can be consistent with the quality.
Is sold on the strongest guarantee?.
and having once used this brand, you
will always want It.
, Judging merely by the pictures that
nave neen printed one would be Justi
fied In amuming that the most danger
ous weapon of the Greek soldier Is his
pointed shoe.
IH HERR CARL VVALTHEK nf
TO t'l'KK A COLD IN ONk IMV.
Take laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it
falls to cure. 25c. For sale by Chas.
Kogers. Druggist.
The famous Bchjian Violinist.
With t. HEKT CONCERT COMPANY.
It is undcrHtiMMl that In cnptnin o
the Tejtitu has onVi--d t,, H'ttle the fit
bun n, neat Ion by gradually destroying
the loland with a series of cnllMons.
PRESS NOTICES.
ext sunuay the O. R. X. and
White Collar lines will commence a
dally service, including a Sunday night '.
boat. The Potter will take turns about '
with the Telephone, each running one How tne Walther-Hext Entertainment
week as a night boat and the next as ' s Applauded.
a day boat. j
j A decided success. Her rdlngs
Contractor Wakefield is In the city, evinced excellent taste in selection and
and will today commence driving piles 1 rare talent in execution. The New
on railrwid line bwtween Toryrue Point j York Methodist.
and the Eagle cannery. Work on other It waa a delightful entertainment.
Canon City (Col).
We have a full line of corn, wheat
and other feeds, genuine middlings, etc.,
at the Webfoot Commission.
Mtoe Munsell. the optician, can be
found at her office In the Shanahan
building from 9a.rn.to5p. m.
Walt for the "Huseby," the best
bicycle on earth for the least money
40 and J50. F. L. Parker, agent.
Prof. Rpenrer, formerly or the A. F.
C, is visiting in the city. He will re
turn to hla home in Knappa today.
There will be a special car for the
accommodation of the guests at the In
augural ball, which will run all night.
air. v. v. Graham, the well known
launch builder, of Warrenton, a In the
oily- He has Just completed a large
at present has three
Roasting- Schilling's Best
tea in San Francisco costs
more than roasting other tea
in China or Japan, but it
makes tea better.
You don't have to pay
the difference, though. It
comes out of our profits.
We make money in giv
ing up profits. Queer 1
A Schillinjr Compaay
kaa Fraaciace m
parts of the line Is being rushed, and as
soon as the weather will Dermlt. the
forces In the bottom lands will be large
ly Increased.
Swenson Bros.. Tom Carroll. Petf
Ferdell. Frankfort; C. Bundy. Chas.
Davis, Chinook: John Christiens. Wal
iuski; O. H. Kiint, J. E. Kllnt. Gray s
River; Martin Bottom. Wm. Heckard.
Lewis and Clark; Jos. Thompson. Wm.
Waldron, North Shore; P. F. Halferty,
were in the Jity yesterday.
We live In a countiy of which th?
riirei,.:ii scouige 1.1 toi.iS"i troutd"
It N .nore wlde-spn a.1 Hill my -tner
disease, and, very nearly, more dunger
iuc 1 "r,. tnini; l.a-t iiuk-t - 1angeroun
l. 'hut It is so :ittle jpilorstoo.l.
If It wire better understood it would
! more f-ared. more easily cured. I-ks
ur.ivei.sai than it 14 i.o-v
tln.se wH0 wlhti to cured, take
Shaker rgi-ctlve Cordial, because It
K-e to he root of the trouble as no
other I'leillrine Jtci The pure, har-n-'"'.
uratlve herbs and plant. of which
It is curntxs-d. a-e what rend-r .1 ro
le-tain, arid, at th. :in-' time, so gen
tle a . ute.
It lie;yi and rtti'ei.K' icns the stomach,
purltl.- and tont up thi system.
Sold by druggiatJ. prl-s 10 cents to
11.00 per bottle.
...In Honor of President JMinley. j;i
Grand Inaugural Ball
March 4, 1897
.SNAP A KODAK..
! al any man ouitttn mil m
our ainra anil you'll l a
j (wrtratl ut a man lirluuiiliia
tirer with pleasant thannMa.
Huelt ijuajlty In the liqum.
UiDoffirani'lmuhl
llra,a aa man.
COMK AND TIY T! I KM
1
Muonns & co.
! A. V. ALL1CN,
j DKAUIIIN
; Groverlei, Flour, FetJ, ProvMont, Prultav
j Vege table, Cfkkery, GUw inj
! PlatrdWar. Loners' Supplies.
J Cor. Teat and ComraareuU alraaU,
! Astoria and Columbia
River Railroai
TIMH CARD..
I Trains leave Haaalda for Aatorla r
i 7 30 a. nt. and 1 p. in, dally.
j Trains leav Aatorla for Flaval at
; a. in. and p. m. dally.
I Trains eavs Astoria tit Haaaide at
,10 50 a. m. and p. m. dally.
j Trains leave Flavrl for Astoria at
a. m. and I M p. m. dally.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
! THE STEAMER" TELEPHONE
Astoria and Portland
; Telephone leava Astoria dally al
cept Hunday at 7 p. m. Lav Port
nd daily except Hunday at 7 a. m.
T. . Potter leava Astoria at 7 a. ra
lly sicepi Hunday, Iavsa Portland
dully at p. m , Hunday excepted. Hat
urdayi at H p. m.
Tickets good on both boats.
U. II. HCOTT, PrealdaOL
K. A. Hrrley, Agent, Portland.
C. W. Btona, Agont, Astoria.
Tolsphon No. II.
AT
FOARD & STOKES' HALL
The folkc,cing,members were admitted
to the A. F. C. Tuesday night: Geo. H.
George. W. H. Barker, Frank Patton
W. Mallson, F. Carney, H. S. M Gow
an. H. L. Schiller, Charles McDonald,
M. M. Pickett, J. D. MKJowan. H. Wll
iiam, K. Bowers, A. D. Ross, O. Adea
W. A. Stein, John Gratke, L. Howes.
Before Judge Mrfiride yesterday th
case of N. Peterson vs. Forrest, Kleatch
t al... default was entered as to For
rest and Kleatch. A motion was mad
that the case against Gus Snugg be
dismissed. Mrs. Lena Kelly, recently
oonvioted of adultery, was allowed her
freedom on her good behavior, and the
sentence of a fine of J75 or Imprlwn
ment for 37 days dismissed. A motion
Most Torturing, Disfiguring,
Humiliating
Of itching, bnrtii:)?, bleeding, scaly skin
and scalp li'iimn .i instantly reliered
by a warm laiu -rith Cuticuba Boap,
a single application of Ccticdka (oint
ment), the great akin cure, and a full dose
of CtjnctJRA Exsolvikt, greatest of blood
puriiiers and humor cures.
ticiira
IiKMZDixs speedily, permanently, and
economically cure, when all else fails.
a Haw to can liBriaim BJaoS Hm,-trZ
PIMPLY FACES
raitSH nt latOM kr
CUTIttJU fOAf.
Her prfgram was one brilliant effort
from beginning to end. News Adver
tiser (Vancouver).
Pilgrim Congregational Church was
! filled with an appreciative audience
and the entertainment proved to be
one of the mort delightful ever given j
in that cozy auditorium. Newt-Tribune
(Duluth).
Third Appearance We can only hope '
that this Is not the last we shall hear'
of Herr Carl Walther. He easily sur- '
passed any violinist that has yet visited
our shores .Bombay India Gazette.
To particularize any of his selections
u-.uiM K. f.n.. ... .u... t-i
. oum.wc niB ,,.njt , ,,.,. ...
I " "'"unaiiun uaj liavv Ua'.iJ LUin
ly fr la Krlppe, we have to
Two Hold MedalH Will He Given
for the HeHt Lndy and Cletitlemnii
WnltzerH nnd n 55 Mat to the Win
ner of the Interesting Cake Wnllc.
! A woman is nit apt to noise the fai-t
:of her birthday after she has reached
I thirty years.
IM NO KltS OF GRIP.
Tlie greatest danger fnm a Grippe
Is of Its resulting In pneumonia. If rea
sonable care Is used, however, and
Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy taken,
langer will Ix avoided. Among the
J. G. Ross and Prcd Brown
MANACJERH
First-Class Music by Prof. Gribler's Full Orchestra
.all
equal has never been heard in this
oity. Simla India Pioneer.
He produced an ajftonlh!ng effett.
Natal (Africa) Witness.
His Excellency and Lady Mitchell,
and an audience of over 1.000 people,
were so carried away by the playing
of Walther that he was cheered by the
gentlemen Wandlng up. Mantzburg
(Afria) Advertiser.
rem'
j learn of a single case having resulted
iin pneumonia, which shows conclusive
jly that this rmedy Is a certain pre
ventive of tha-t dread disease. It will
I effect a je-nnanent cure In less time
than any other tr'-atment. The Ka and
cerrt size for wile by Btes-Conn
Drug Co.
STILL ON DECK.
Editor Astorian: Will you kindly
give me space In your paper to say that
I have not gone to Rossland, nor any
other pla e away 'ro.n Asi.orla nor do
I have a.iy present Intention of doing
so. ho many people every dav have
asked me when I returned from itoss
land, or when I am going, or express
suj prise at seeing me, that I take this
nv-tnod of aiprinlng everybody that I
am right here In Astoria, "at the old
stand," rooms 6 and t Pythian building.
and that I expect to stay here; that i
am open for business wide open, ami
you don't want to forget it.
DU. JAV Ti'TTI.K.
IiILIOL'8 COLIC.
Persona who are subject to attacks
of bilious colic will be pleasod to know
that prompt relief may be had by tak
ing Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Dlarhoea Kemedy, and If taken as soon
as the first indication of the
ii-ars, u tviii prevent tne attack. For
sale by Kste-Conn Drug Co.
Emil Schacht
ARCHITECT
CFO.NICOLL. Assistant.
OFFICE):
Kopp's Hew Brewery
Japanese Goods
Oriental Curios
Novelties
Ross, fliggins and Co.
GROCERS & BUTCHERS
Ahtorfa and IvaNt Astoria
Choice Fresh and Salt Meats
J. B. VVYATT,
Phase No. 6 Aatarla, Orage
Hardware,
Ship Chandlery,
Groceries,
PAINTS and OILS,
aaclal Attaatlaa Pal to (applying lalaa.
uThe Louvre'
ASTOHU'S C.Oni.rOlS
ENTERTAINMENT HALL
s ri.ooit
riua Muals, tlamaa of All Klnila. Two
Magnlnrant tiara.
CVEKYTMMi rinST-CLSS
Good Order and Everybody's nights.
TltlCTLV IIHKHVKII,
Massage Is a great biuUfler.
A CARD FROM JI.'UGK GRAY.
Astoria, Man;h 3 (Editor Astorian.
In regard to the dispatch from Astoria
appearing In the Oregonlan of toiav
I desire to say that I was present in
the sheriff's office yeMerday when the
pretended deputy sergeant-at-arni3 of
the Davis house was talking with my
self and others. The entlem!n :ir
Soap Foam
Washing Powder
IS
disease wing LEE, 543 Commercial St,
ck. For I -
w. L. kohh
Real Estate and Insurance
110 KI.KVK1TII ST.
mtlam will. K. A. 'Iylr.
ASTORIA PUBIiIC LIBRARY
READING ROOM FREE TO ALL.
QUEEN OF KITCHEN T" p ' ,m
ouiacnpnon rates u per annum.
?:?L?0R' ELEVENTH A DUANB BT
AND LAUNDRY
I'ure White, It Will Not Make
the Clothes Yellow, nor Injure the
Finest Lace.
Cedar Shingles
SEASIDE LUMBER YARD.
OFFICE 368 COMMERCIAL ST.
Colombia Iron Works
FOUNDRYMEN
Blacksmiths, Machinists
.... and Boiler flakers
Corner KUfhteetith itn-ot ami I'mnklln avenua
SEASIDE SflWMILIi.
A complete stock of lumber on hand
In the rough or dressed. Flooring, ma
tte, celling and all kinds of finish; mold-.
Ings and shingles. Terms reasonable
and price at bedrock. All orders
promptly attended to. Office and yard
at mill. H F L. LOOAN.
Seaside, Oregon. Proprietor,.
Lubricating
OILS
A Specialty
I872 ogt
Fsl?er
Brothers,
Sell ASTORIA.
Ship Chandlery,
Hardware,
Iron & Stel,
Coal,
Groceries A Provisions,
Flour A Mill Feed,
Paints, Oils, VarniBhe, .
Loggers Supplies, ,
Faijrbank's Scales,
Doors A Windows,
Agricultural Implement .
Wagons t Vehicles.
AHTOHIA IRON WOHKB
Front St, foot of 4th, Aatorla.
General Machinists and Boiler Makesr
Ltei mi Marina Englnaa, Bollar work, Stsa.
boat ana Cannary Work a SpaclaHy,
Cattlnat of All D.rlptlonl Maaa to Ordat oa
ihort Notlca.
John Fnt.,,, president and BtiDr!ntnii.nt
L. Fox Vina VrM-.
2' B- prl Saoratary ,
First National Bank Treasurer
WHEW IN rORTLANB-Call on Jno
F. Handley Oo U4 Third street, and
Vet tha Dally Astorian. Visitors need,
not mlaa thalr moroing paper wblla thar. .