TIIK DAILY ASTOUIAN, WKDNKSltAY MOltNINO, MAKCH 10, Ml?.
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Fancy
Slippers
ladies WalMnz ChnPC
Durable School OIIUCo
' Seasonable Goods
Robbers
Rubber Boots, Etc
John Hahn & Co.
Ar
WtmatMl
479 Commercial St.
TKSTKRDAT8 WEATHER,
Mulmum temperature, 43 de.
Minimum temperature, SI Ueg.
PrecipltAtlon, .41 Inch.
Total precipitation from September 1.
1. 18. to date, .OS Inches.
Excess of precipitation from Septem
ber I, 1S9, to date, 15.73 inches
TODAT'S WEATHER.
Rain or continued cool, moderate
file on coast.
TO RKADKRM.-The "OaRy A Mortal.
ostein twtee a tnaeh reading matter a
any other paper pnbllsned la Aatorla. It
U Ue nnly paper that praaenta lta reader
with a dally telegraphic rvpnrt.
TO ADTKKT1SKRS. The "Dally As
toria" ka mora thaa twic aa many reset-
era a any other paper published ta Aatorla-
It U therefore mora thaa twice a
ealaabl aa aa advertising medlaai.
Stat af Oreaea. I
Geaaty of Clatsop.)
Wa, th ndwalgnvd, local manager
rpetlTIy of th Waotera raloa and
ptal Telegraph companies, hereby eer
tlfy that the "Pally Aatorlaa" U th only
paper pebltehed la Aatorl which aw re
!, ar at aay time daring oar control
f aald hat received, a telegraph!
proa report. B. . JOHX80N.
Managor W. V. T. Co.
J. Km CLARK.
Manager Foetal Tel. Co.
AROUND TOWN.
WEDNESDAY.
Through ail the earnest years that were
Love bath been life's Interpreter;
Of ail the golden days to be,
Love bold the key. Love hold the key.
P. W. HUTT.
"Gypain'
Swope.
"Oypstne" the
finish.
only durable wail
Mr. L. Meuisur was over from Knapp
ton yesterday.
Today Is the last day on whioh to pay
your water rates.
Ladies' bath and hair-dressing- parlor.
107 Twelfth street.
Exstrom has the only complete stock
JC Jewelry In the city.
Treatment for dandruff and loss of
hair. 107 Twelfth street.
Miss Gene Lewis returned from a
week's visit In Portland.
Engineer J. Q. Jamieson made a
trip over the line yesterday.
Miss Alice Munsell. graduate optician,
office in Sbanahan building.
Weather, and weather of all kinds
yesterdcy regaled pedestrians.
Have you any Jewelry that needs re
pairing'! Take it to Ekstrom's.
Mrs. W. H. Chapln, of Portland. Is
the guest o MIsb Lewis for a few days.
Mrs. Stjernstmm, 107 Twelfth street,
treats rheumatism by massage, the only
cure.
A. B. Colby, the well known business
man of Portland, is visiting In the
city.
The Telehone yesterday brought dow n
another carload of tin plate from Ka
lama. Indian Louis was up from Seaside
yesterday and cut a wide swath on
Commercial street.
Dr. Howard has returned from Cal
ifornla, leaving Mrs. Howard there for a
short vitrtt with her parents.
The most attractive and Inexpensive
light furniture of bamboo made to or
der at 618 Commercial street
Miee Munsell, the optician, can be
found at her office In the Shanahan
building from 9 a. m. to 5 p m.
Wait for the "Huseby." the best
bicycle on earth for the least money.
$40 and $50. F. L. Parker, agent.
A bet was made yesterday that on
THlir-tf1o.r nr44 V a .
, lIle cnang.e , moonj
would pome change li the weather.
Mrs Alex. Gilbert left for Olney yes
terday afternoon to attend her grand
daughter, wlio Is reported to be quite
ill. H
The chamber of commerce will here
after hold Its regular sessions the first
and third Monday evenings of -ch
month.
Mrs. D. Kyeroon oame In from tho
Nehalom yesterday for a dootor to at
tend Mr. Norem, who Is quite sick
with the grip. Mr. Ryerson says that
Grocers like to sell Schil
lings Best tea because it is
different.
How different ?
Fresh-roasted good.
Not stale -roasted ordi
nary. A Schilling It Coapaay
fcaa rraaciic m
he met one heaviest mow storms he
ever saw while crossing the mountain.
Mr. Rmrtle returned with him on the
Mayflower last evening.
In the county court yesterday the ad
ministrator of the estate of Lou tea Jo
hanaen filed hi final report and u
discharged.
Jut received, my first shipment of
skirts. Every one la a beauty. No two
alike. A. few tailor-made ulta at
Cohen's L-w Price Store.
Barly yesterday morning during the
westerly gale the roar of the surf on
Clatsop beach, sixteen miles away, was
distinctly heard In the o4ty.
Captain II insert, of the German ship
Potrlmpoa, was over from. North Reach
yesterday. He reports that his vessel
has not yet changed her course.
The Athlotlc Club anticipate having
their new bowling alley completed
tcut -April 1st. This will prove an
important attraction to this popular
club.
Early yesterday morning Mocl.uvan's
pile driver, which was moored at tho
head of Sand Island, burned tn .the
water's edge, ll 1 thought that the
fire was of Incendiary origin.
Mr. Observer drover Is confident that t
since Astoria has had such an excess
of rainfall ami bad weather, there will
be an early spring and fine weather
to make amends for the post grum
bling.
Even shipmasters have caught the
fever of cleanliness. Yesterday Cap
tain Latham, of the Harrison, issued
orders to his? men that they would not
be allowed to spit on the decks of the
vessel.
The "Fisherman's Protective Union
can ery. which. It was said some time I
i
ago, was to employ none but white !
labor, has let a contract to Mr, Ah Kee j
for" the work to be done In the cannery I
this season. .
i
T. Linville and J. E. Campbell yes-1
terday received and recorded the last j
deed from the Forener heirs to the j
east half of block. IK. McCture's addi
tion. This -complete the large land
ate which baa long been on the car
pet.
There seema to be considerable com-1
petition In the canned clam business.
Monday theHarrison brought In 64 cases
frcsn Humee cannery at Port Angeles.
and yesterday the Occident brought In
a large lot from Wlat's cannery at
Nehalem.
Peter Brennan, the sailor who was
landed off the British ship Reliance,
and taken to the hospital when that
vessel first arrived In
port, died Mon-
day. The lad was
a stowaway, and
suffered from disease brought on by
V. fc. I . ...... - I .-
iikt inriij . uirwu.iuiiiRa iu me
old. country.
A Cutting- Affair. At W. J. Sculley's
na.ru ware siore. t.i tiona sireet. wnere
he sens ciotnes pins at z cents a aoren.
rolling pins 10c. potato mashers 5c.
stove Hd lifters 5c stov toltiih 5c. as-
'
jbestos cooking mats 5c, candlesticks 5c.jave been so sore that I could lie in!
garden trowels 10c. curling Irons ac.
all sixes egg beaters 5c. two-foot rules
10c. hatchets 25c. No. 8 copper wash
boiiers $2. wood frame clothes wringers
1'5- -
H. B.
.... ... , . ,.u.,l,
or ine Keeiey injutuie or siam. in
the city In the Intern", of the work.
..v . .. ...
tel for the next week or ten da-s.
nere ne win oe pjeasea io meet i nose lady friend of mine, who asked me, to write me they can do so."
who wish to learn of the Kec-ley treat- -What Is the matter with you?' I re-1 Why should a sl. k person lo any
mem for liquor, opium and tobacco plied by saying. 'How well you look!' 1 thing else but try a bottle of Paine's
nam is. i.eave name and address ror
private Interview, which . are al ways
strictly confidential.
In spite of the nasty weather yes-
terday a large number of people were
in from the country, and the merchants
were kept busy all day. Among those ant l, answer overruled by consent. Or
who braved the elements were John juemi that on the riling of petition and
Jrant. Mrs. Jackson. North Shore
Mark Kelly and son, J. N. Lott. Kka-
mokawa; Charles Iverson. Young's
River; John Darrilson, Elliott's Land
ing;, Mrs. Harmon. Swenson's; J. A.
T. wist, Clatsop; J. Bozanlch and
Mik Pe!eh. Brookfleid; E. C. Bunde
and wife and C. C. Bunde. Chinook;
J. Schlmmer. Rainier.
A visiting stranger in the city yes
terday suggested that now a spit ordl
nanc ha1 been passed by the city coun
cil, it would be In order for the mer
chants to clean up the streets in front
of their business houses, which, with
little more patching of broken road
ways oy tne street superintendent or
property-owners, would make the city
much more attractive to visitors. The
next thing In order, he thought, would
be the tearing down of the Chinese
shacks on the only solid street In the
business part of town, and the t-rectlon
there of atone buildings
The light house tender Manzanita, It
is expected, will soon undergo exten
ive re-paira m Astoria. The official
confirmation of the contract with the
Astoria Iron Works has not yet been
received fronn Washington, but It Is ex
pected soon. This will be the largest
Job of the kind ever undertaken In
Astoria. About one hunderd men will
be engaged upon the work, which will
cost the government nearly ?20,000. Th
only remodeling to be done Is in the
captain's cabin, which will be widened
some two feet. All on board the Man
zajiita are much pleased at the pros
pect of the work being done In Astoria,
for the most of the men live here, and
will thus be able to be with thtir fam
ines for quite a vacation. The first
thing Astorians know, big iron-clads
will be constructed at this port.
CIRCUIT COURT.
The following proceedings were had
in the circuit court yesterday:
C. T. Crosby, administrator, vs. 8ol
Oppenhelmer et al.; the application of
ITS MARVELOUS POWER
Paine's Celery
Than Years
There was never a remedy so rmJ
.nently successful, so far above and
J beyond nil competition, aa Paine's cel
ery compound.
Paine's celery compound effects msr-
veious curea.
here other remedies mlseromy ran.
'here doctors do not succeed, there
;Punes celery compound is round cur-
,n disease, making people wen ana
happy.
.1 Here is the rase of Mrs. Haff, who
lives at 140 Summer Ave., Newark. X.
J.. and whose portrait l printed Lore.
; -My dootor." she says, "called my
disease liver complaint, stomach trvi
4e. nervous dyspepsia, anJ almot ev -
ery other name you could think of.
When 1 was In Portland Ore.. I hul
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enlargement oc the liver, ana the i c-
that severe spell of Illness. That was
12 year ago, and I have done nothing
but doctor ever since. I have had the,
best physicians examine me, and see;
if they, could do anything for me. For j
m,,nH, a ,tm.k M., ,nn. , tt
. ..hi.. i.iMimn nim inn
bed only In misery, and wKh su-h'the Ko"d the trw-.ll. lne has .lone ,me
gvere pain In my back, and so weak! right In my face and eyes Just tell
tha-t I could hardly talk. all oor women for me that for a med-
"After I had a bad night I would L ine to build one up. give Paine col-
send for the doctor, and he would leave jery compound a fair trial, and If it .loes
me a smau box or powders and one or
lnlJ lnrr me.iH-ines. ana n wouia cost
me $4 every time I had one of these
gll. I believe I have taken more
nmicinF inan any oiner n ving woman
"Last March I had a call from a
-yes.
j. f
she said. 'I never felt so well
Laws, guardian, for office furnl-
'ture in the hands of the receiver.
'granted,
I Samuel Oliver vs. David Dupee: mo-
tion to strike out Darts of the defend.
bonds, this cause be removed to the
United States circuit court.
X. Peterson vs. Forrest and Kleatch
et al.; Judgment rendered for plaintiff
as to the defendants, Forrest and
Kleatch.
U. Solderlund vs. Astoria Packing
Co.; motion to Mrike out parts of the
defendant's answer argued and submit
ted to the court.
P. A. Stokes vs. J. F.Hull and W.
H. Walker; garnishee. On trial.
Little prices and big values In new
spring checks and fancy black and
colored dre goods Jut received at the
Low Price Store, 491 Bond street.
CORRECTION.
Through misunderstanding an error
was made In that part of the account
of the funeral of the late Mrs. Laura
FerreH which stated that the greater
part of the life of the deceased pioneer
was spent on the Lewis and Clark.
Mrs. Ferretl settled first on Clatsop
Plains, moved from there to the Lewis
n
Itcblng, irritated, scsly, cro.ted 8clpf, dry, thin,
sad falling Hair cleanaed, porlned, and beaatt.
Bed by warm abampoof vlth Curious Boip,
and oeeaalonal dreMlnn. of CoTicusa, purest of
emolllenta. the greatest akin enrea.
Mimm
Treatment will prodne s clean, healthy Malp
vlth lainrlant, Inatrooa hair, when ail Ha fain.
Sold ttrovtoof th. verM. rorril Dmvo AD ClB.
Cob-.. Su
ar" kUm to prodae. Laaarlant Bair,
tt. rnjf., Do.um.
auUadBM.
SKINS ON m'XrmXLr
Compound Better
of Doctoring.
In my life.' She ts a woman of 45
'And now,' she said, 'I want to give
you a little advice. I have been al
moat a death's door with liver trou
We. After the docitor had done all that
he could for me. I told him not to come
again. I showed him a bottle or
Paine's celery compound and told him
I was going to give ths a fair trial
As a result I am strong and well.
"I sent right over to the drug store
and got a bottle of Paine's celery com
pound, and when I had taken two hot
ties the soreness hud left my stomach
and my side fwlt much better. Af
ter I had taken four bottle my side
was much stronger and I was In better
turrits and felt as though I mlirht live
ani ,: be In such misery. Working
.o- ..... ...i, ... .,...
.,K,.7 f "ia Hit.- HiniMI It I
i
out every week, and all I ask is to
every week.
"Paine's celery compound has enabled
me to do this, and has done me more
go. than all the doctors put together
"Why. my nervmu, system Is so en
!., ....
nir-iy si renrnenei tnai I r'W like a
new and what Is more 1 look
; n.t do It. then they might as well die
t have revmmendwl U to -ver1 n,i
it has hepled in every -ne I have
'a gnt deal to worry ne. and a dos.
u.r the compound gives me qul. sleep
J and then I can work. If anyone wishes
'celery compound?
and Clark, where - a few years
were
spent, and from thence moved to As
toria, where she passed the greater
portion of her life.
HOTKL ARRIVALS.
Parker House;. II. Wheeler, C. O.
K. Wist, Nehalem;Alex. PIsoner, Til
lamook l.k; Jas. Mclntyre, A. O.
I'hllHps, R. Polltzock. Portland; C. C.
Clark, Oysterville; A. L. Porker, John
Iays.
Occident b. Stern, I. F. Wyman,
MIhm Kern, San Francisco; A.J. Paul,
J. A. Waddle. K. C. Mays, 8. Rudam,
Chas. II, Cary. N. Paston, K. O. Mar
tin, K. F. Nleblung. Miss Ousterson
Portland; It. A. Heaborg, Astoria.
rn doctor 'may be a good old man,
but even so, medical examinations and
Ml ,11 , .. . .. . .
tuw Kicai appuoamm treatment are
abhorrent to every modtwt woman
Thy are embarrassing often useless
They should not be suimiHted to until
everything else ha been tried. in
nine c-asew out of ten. there Is no rea
son for Uh.im. In nine canes out of
ten, the d.sitor In general practice Isn't
oompetenit to treat fomale diseases.
i ney make a branch of medicine by
themselves. They are distinct from
other ailments. They can be properly
understood and treated onlv bv one
who nas had years of laotual practice
and experience In thus particular line.
mis is true of Or. R. V. Ilerce. chief
consulting physician of the Invalid's
Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Kuffav
lo. '.V. Y. Dr. Pierva-'s Favorite Pre
scription,- a remedy for ail dorange
ments of the miroducrtlve organs of
womn, has been In actual use- for more
than thirty years. It cures every form
of "fewale weakness."
I-mon cultivation I 30 per cent more
prrfi table than grcwlng oranges.
When people are obliged to take med
l.:In"s they wai-t that It shall give quick
relief and not aid discomfort to their
sufferings. Three reason 4 why people
wno sutler with ';ontipu.tl.n and Hll
lousness should take. Slmmo.is I lver
Regulator: "It Is Hotter than Pills, It
does not gripe; it gives quick relief, an 1
does not weaken, but strengthens and
refreshens the whole system "J. R.
Hlland, Monroe, la.
xr??tv Jit's.,. N .X -1
Warrenton Is the Bests-
Columbia Harbor
Land Co.
CORNER
BOND and
ELEVENTH STS.
Mans on application.
New simper are uiKwd In Jnn
fir itubllnlilng oaiitlaliMis articles n
tho prlvHio 1 1 f aii'l fttinliy 'iiT'.r" of
illtllVklUlliM.
A Ktotiini'lifiil of uiiilUol"d ' ""I I"
about mj uivliculthy iiwwt n "iw can
well limiglne.
What can be dom wlllt H '
Thore it Htnye. ll "n i dii"il.
ll
ebuins up, fenneiiln rtlwl deeayi;
conn's pil'ii.m in nil pniii.l uuviter
Um' and cminew kiiu pain l deep-
HKHol illMonl.'IK
in oiVer in chaime all lltia, ;He Sha
ker tMgentlve t'oollal.
It stopa f. l yielitttlli'il nnl leeay at !
once, ifc tlnut no more mimm nr., cre
ate! .
(t klcnrM the Umai-h of poisons al-
ready there. It hclpa ll lurn the
fml that remains, li.tii,tieallhrtil isur-
Ishment. ll strengthen ihe stonmch
for the next inenl.
Horn Is the Mhole hlloo.h- and I
cure of Indigestion In a fi- wonls. And '
what's nMirc, it all true. Try It. I
Shaker IMgeatlve Cordial Is for wtle by '
drugglsl. price 10 cent to II 00 a hot-1
tie.
I
Over I.0U0.00U rt skins aje used every
year In the fur trade.
The chronic grumbler at til live, but
there are lent vtua-s f chronic Indlge-1
tion and lyeilM than formerly. The j
fact la. so many eople in the past have
taken Simmon Liver Regulator that '
they are now cun-d of these ill. And j
a great mullllmle are now- taking Sim
mom, liver IteguUtor for the sne
trmbles and they'll sm be cured, j
"It is the best medicine. "Mr. K. j
Halne. laltlnH-e. Md. '
Now York tnuuie 5,0si.iioo pineap
ple during the -uon.
If you have ever wnn a child In th
agony of croup, you oon aiprclat the
gratitude of mother who know that
One Minute Cough Cure relieves their
little ones as quickly as It la admin
istered. Many home In the city are
never without It. Chas. Roger.
Upward of M mile of railway
line
are laid in Krupp's fiu t ry.
E. E. Turner, of Compton, Mo , w rit
us that after suffering rrom pll.- for
seventeen years, he .-oinpletplv eur.l
them by using thn? boxes of he Witt's
Wltoh Hazel Salve, It cure e i.-inu
and severe skin diwise. t'ha Hover.
An Anib on eiilering u house remove
his sli.-s. and not his hat.
They are so small that the iii.wt sen-
smve persons take them, they are
effective that the most obstinate cases
of constlpatlcm, hcodahce and torpid
liver yield to thorn. That is why De
Witt's Uttle Early Risers are known
as the famous Utile p. ('ha. Rog.
era.
The French utiillery Is hors.-d with
lark luid white h.r.- alternately.
Many oases of "Cripi-'
have laieW
been cured by One Minute Cough Curs
This preparation seem esix.-cially
adapted to the cure of this disease. It
aots quickly, thus preventing ts-ricnis
complications and bad effect In which
this discs.. oftn leaves the oallent
Chas. Rogers.
Th.-re are 100 deer forest In Holl
and, comprising at l-nnt 2,000.(V)C)
lUTe i
rf latHl.
HILIOUS COLIC.
Persons who are subject to attacks
of bilious colic will be pleased to know
that prompt relief may he nnfl by tak
ing Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Dlarhoea Remedy, and If taken as so-m
as the first Indication of the disease
appears, it will prevent the attack. For
sale by Kstes-Conn Drug Co.
The iflriewt African toWro enn frs-
quemly be purchased In Cape Town at
8 pence ,por pound.
TO C'UKK A CO I. II IV OVK lAV.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If It
falls to cure. 25c. For sale by Chas.
Rogers. Druggist.
What are you going to give u'lTThat
will m'-an a real tM-rsorml .,-H(i,.,.i
CATOn.IA.
A ha
ll Bill
Sim
a(pni
Bin
There are 1,07 varieties of p.-
Hoe-Cake Soap
Has No Equal.
Made under United States
patent, it must necessarily
fee different from all others
-Contains no starch, free
alkali or worthless filling
THE CENTER
ON THE
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?
Soini'lline a check Is eininaa
lug t iui money al nil.
CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
tutu-
M
be- I tt(
tlaiiao lilUiIM with liny Velvel i-U
'inKsiM'e lii high favor f"i' siiiing hal
! UAN'UKUH tF illtll'.
The greuteat danger from 1a tlrlppn
Is of lis resulting In pueuui"utn. If rca- j
soimbie care Is used, however, and j
jt'.hamberluln' Cough Remedy taken.'
lull danger will be avoided. Aiming thei
I ten of thousand w ho have used this I
, rotnedy for la grippe, we have ot to I
j learn of a single ct having re n I led
In tuipumonla, which shows .'.inclusive
ly that this retool y I a certain pre
veotlve of tltut drra.l disease. It will
effect a permanent cure in l Uiue
jthnn any Hher tn-atniont. Tile B5 and
. So ivnt sli.. fur sale tiy h.-Conn
1 1 rug Co.
The short Jacket in velvet
will be the leading outdoor
of the coming season.
or rl.ith
ganivnl
tTHt Wilroot Corn Core. No
cur no ny. For Hale at Ks-tes-Conn
Drne Store.
WANTKD.
j SITUATION WANTKrlly Japan
ese cook. In family, Isiardlng house,
hotel, restaurant or saJ.sm. Address
II . K .. M C.Mumenial street, city.
' VANTKI A gxl girl for general
housnwork at 3J' Fifteenth street, Ap
lly iiitmrallajtoly.
run HINT.
FOIl ItKNT -Nicely furnished room,
with bath, for gentlemen only. Apply
at all Seventeenth street.
FOR IUI.K.
Fnt s.M.i-: -
cheap. Apply
Forty fit r.ov for sale j
f74 I'oniuieriial street. '
PROFKflHIONAL CARDn.
SCIIIM)!, 8UPICRINTENDENT.
H. 8. LYMAN,
oilliv. II.rtH Tiglw. ns-ner 15th and
Franklin. Hours, first Wednesday of
i every month, I a, m, to 1 p, m. Every
Saturday, la. m. to 1 p. m.
H. A. SMITH.
DENTIST.
Rooms 1 and 2. Pythian Rulldlng,
ovei C. II. Cooper's atort.
DR. O. B. E8TK8,
PHTBICIAN AND BURGEON.
Apodal attention to disease of woman
ana surg.ry.
Office over Dans!grs stor.
Astoria.
Telephone No. (1
IR. JAY TUTTLE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Otflne, rtsims 5 and , Pyt hian bulldg.
63 IS Commercial Ht, Residence same.
Telephonn 9fl.
Acting nsfSstant surgeon V. S. Ma
rine hospital service.
' H. T. CROHDT,
ATTORNET-AT-LAW.
M Commercial street.
Q. A. ROWLRT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW.
Cfflc on Bond street, Astoria, Or.
JOHN T. LIOHTER.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Ofllcs, upstair), Astorian Building.
J. N. Dolph. Richard Nixon.
Chester V. Dolph.
DOLPH, NIXON ft DOLPH.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Portland, Oregon, 24, 25. M and tf,
Hamilton Building. All legal and col
lection busln-as promptly attended to.
Claims against the government a spe
cialty. SOCIETY MEETINGS.
TEMPLE LODOE NO. 7, A. F. and
A. M. Regular communications held on
the first and third Tuesday svaning of
each month.
O. W. LOUNSBERRY, W. M.
E. C. HOLDEN, Secretary.
AHTOHIA IKON WOHK8
Front St., foot of 4th, Astoria.
General Machinists nnd Boiler Makesr
Land and Marina Enflnas. Boiler work, Slaaoi-
boal and Cannery Work 1 Specially.
Ca.tJn. of All Description! Made to Order on
anon nonce.
John Fox.... President and Superintendent
A. L. Fox Vlc President
O. B. Prael Secretary
Flmt National Rank Trsaaurar
Cedar Shingles
8EA8IDE LUMBER TARD,
OFFICE S66 COMMERCIAL BT.i
f
OF DEVELOPMENT
WEST SIDE
BREMNER & HOLMES
Tei.yho.m ijiacksmiths
Spwinl AtlpnUon Paid to Mtsamboal U.
)alriuir,
lotwsliiMiiug, Kt".
IiOCCINC CAMP (DORK A SPECIALTY
IUI UI.NKY ST., S.I ll.l
.SNAP A KODAK.
at any noui mmlns oui "
our nor and you'll
portrsll ul a man lirlnuniiiii
Ofrr wllh pinwuuil lhv.ilil.
Huh ouaJlty In tli li.u.s.
hloaltraiuuiu(lii
(ilru. iff ms
Ct)MIT AND THY TIIK M
tiuaniis & co.
A. V. ALLICN,
OCAimiM
GrtKr)M, Flour, Per J, Provision, Fruit
Vietblr, CriKkery, Gist nj
Plltfd Wlfr. Loners' Supplies.
Cor. Tvattt ana Commercial itrta.
J. B. WYATT,
N. as
Alfla, Oraga
Hordworc,
Ship Chandlery,
OroccrlcB,
ProvlBlon
PAINTf and OILH.
wlal AtUalU Pals I fsljtlag tttfs,
uThe Louvre"
43TORU CORbCOlS
ENTORTAINMENT MALL
i rt.ooHs
rin Musi. IUsim af All Hlal. T
Msfnlflrsat Hr.
evCnTTniM! riRST-CliSS
Cood Order and Everybody's Rights,
STKIITLT OIINKHVICI).
I7 imi
Fisher
Brothers,
Sell A STOMA,
LubricatlMK
OILS
A Specially.
Ship CliHiidiory,
Hunlwan?,
Iron t Stt)l.
Coal,
Grocpries A I'roviHi'oriM,
Flour A Mill Kewl.
pHintn, Oils, VarniHhtv,
IiOggors Supplies,
Fairbank's ScaleH,
Doors A Wintlown,
Agricultural Implement
Wagorifl A Vehiclt.
Emil Schacht
ARGHITEGT
GF0.NIC0LL, Assistant.
OFFICB:
Kopp's Hew Brewery
Japanese Goods
Oriental Curioa
Novelties
WING LEE, 543 Commercial St.
W. L. ROBB
feol Estate and Insurance
110 KI.BVKNTII HT.
Offlcn with K. A. Taylor.
SEASIDE SAWIWIIili.
A complete stock of lumber on hand
In the rough or dressed. Flooring, rus
tic, celling and all kinds of finish; mold
ings and shingles. Terms reasonable
and prices at bedrock. All orders
promptly attended to. Office and yard
at mill. h F I LOO AN,
Seaside, Oregon. Proprietor.
ASTOfllA PUBLIC IiIBHflRY
READING ROOM FRED TO ALL.
Open arery day from I 'olook t l:M
and 1.10 to 1:18 p.m.
Subscription rates It par annum.
COR. ELEVENTH DUANK BT,