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TIIK DAILY. ASTURIAN, FRUUY MORNINU, MAY l, IB7.
HOWELL &
INVITE
Their Friends, Patrons, and the
Public Generally, to call on them '
and inspect their
- NEW STORE -
510 & 512 Commercial Street,
-HIGH GRADE -
V . i atvHatt Oxford Tl.
I 3(1 IPV -vTh taint ao. In Ox.
awt.la
I blood and Chocolate that!
Gents'
7 5prinf Styk.
Larga AMornent.
Bicycle Shoes.
John Hahn & Co.
Arm
WarrmuM
479 Commercial St.
TESTERDArs WEATHER.
Maximum temperature. "5 deg
Minimum etmperature, S3 dig.
Precipitation, tione.
Total p reel ptlsn ion since September
1, 1S9, to -late, $4.42 Inches.
Excess of precipitation from Septem
ber 1, 1SS6. to date. 17.49 inches.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Fair weather;
Oregon.
warmer in Eastern
AROUND TOWN.
FRIDAY.
. u
April smiles to see the end
Of winter's cru'H sway,
And Nature's harmonies all blend
In melodies of May.
See the Corner Grocery, 433 Duane
street.
Ladles'
Cooper's.
tailor-made suits at C. H.
Three and four dozen lemons for :5c
t Foard & Stokes Co.'s
C. B. Smith sells pure cream ; no corn
staroh or gelatine used.
w Bicycle Leg-gina arrlTfd tmlay.
Coluuibla Shoe Cn.
Trie finest stock of fruits and vege
tables at Foard & Stokes Co.'s
Another lot of choice picnic hams at
8c per pound at the Pacific Grocery
Co.
The Mayflower is undergoing repairs
Jid the Claud M. Hanthorn has taker.
her run.
" Cherries, gooseberrfc. currants and
grass are now among the delicacies of
the season.
The new draperies and decorative
woodwork at the "Office" were greatly
admired yesterday.
f
When you are looking for first-class
groceries at the lowest prices, call at
tie Pacific Grocery Co.
F. Thlbault, of Sunshine, and Thos.
Dawson, of Clatsop, spent yesterday
with their friends In Astoria.
Leave orders for rosebuds, carnation?
and other cut flowers for the High
School commencement at C. B. Strath's
Coin special brands of hams, bacon,
lard and canned meets are the best In
the market. Ask your grocer for them.
G. M. Gillette returned from Ska-
mokawa yesterday with a ton, more tr
less, of trout, which he distributed
among his friends.
The theory that the stealing of
W. S. Ladd's body was actuated by a
desire for revenge, finds not a few
supporters in Astoria.
The Commencement exercises of the
Eighth A class will be held Friday af
ternoon at 2 o'clock in the Assembly
Hall of the McClure school.
H. E. St'ckles. Brookfield; Andrew
Hauge, Frankfort; Jas. Thompson.
North Shore; Mrs. A. W. Gates. Chi
nook; J. W. ltx-d, Jjhn Pay's, were
to town yesterday.
Ross, Hlggins & Co. are still in busi
ness at the old nt&nd and will give
as good value for the money as anyone.
Entrance to their store from east side
While stret repairs are in progress.
Money -back means: we
lend you Schillings Best
tea.
If you like it you buy it
If you don't like it your
grocer pays you your money
back.
4 Schilling ffc Compaay
Saa Krancuco
M7
WARD
. THo Live Oroccm.
See the
:neet.
Comer Grocery. 455 Duane
Pest
Smith.
cream; lowest prtevs; C. B.
(ierg Hahn, of Portland. is visiting
in the city.
Ladles' suits altered and fitted at C.
H. Cooper's.
Fisherman O. Sulsln reports the cap
ture of three sea lKws.
Mrs. Fisher arrived from Sin Iran
cbco on yesterday's steamer.
Ituy your sweet cream at the Bon
Donniere, it will not fail to whip.
Get your reserved seats at Grlttin &
Reed's for Commencement, Friday
night.
Don't forget we have fresh straw
berries every morning at the Pacific
Grocery Co.
For a few days enly these elegant
ladies' suits from H. B. Lltts, at C.
H. Cooper's.
P. J. Meany, the leading merchant
tailor, 137 Tenth 8t. The highest price
paid for fur skins,
Oregon and California fruits and veg
etables received every n.oniirjr at the
pacific Grocery Co,
Cream, cream, cream; fresh every
morning; guaranteed to whip or money
refunded. Smith's candy store.
A. R. Cyrus & Co. have moved their
real estate and insurance office to the
R. L. Boyle office, next door to C. H.
Cooper's store.
men school co.i.icsce.icxt
Toxicni xx
risncBS orm noise.
When going East travel on the North
ern Pacific Railway. Quick time and the
only line running dining cars. Train
leaves Portland daily at 11 o'clock a. m.
When you want a real life-like and
artistic photo, don't fall to call on Snod
grass. The work he is turning out now
Is ahead of anything ever made In As
toria before.
Miss Raleigh, of H. B. LItts, Is now
at C. H. Cooper's, with an elegant line
of ladies' tailor-made suits, and would
be pleased to have the ladies of As
toria call and examine same.
Harry Hamblen has gone on a fish
Ing trip up Young's river and expects
to bring back 'the high cation of tlv; sea
son. In his absence Arthur Callan v. Ill
play the role of proprietor.
Fisherman Ahues was high boat at
Kinney's yesterday, turning In one ton
of fish. The Improvement :n the run
still ke-ps up and the other canneries
report about the average receipts.
The merchants yesterday reported
that business was good In all 'lepart-
menjt. Every one had about all he
could do, but each one is willing to be
crowded In that manner every day.
I carry a large assortment of tooth
brushes, nail brushes, cloth brushes.
hair brushes, and shoe brushes, and
f-ll them at the very lowest cash
prices. Charles Rogers, Odd Fellows'
building.
McLean & Schumacher's blacksmith
shop caught fire yesterday. The chem
ical arrived there in three minutes af
ter the alarm was given, and In five
minutes the fire was out. The damage
was nominal.
Captain John Brown, of the life sav
ing station at Shoalwster Bay, came
over yaterday to have six teeth pulled
The captain reported matters an all
'juiet at Shoalwater.
Ross, Hlggins & Co. have taken th.
agency for the famous "Corvaills"
flour. Three carloads arrived here for
them yesterday and they will trom
now on furnish dealers with the same
at mill prices In lots to suit.
The A?torian will publish a roll of
honir if the teaohf-rs of the public
schools will sf-nd in Ix-fore Saturday
evening the names of the boy and Irl
in each floss obtaining th highest
puroentage In the final exarninatinn.
The etchings of a moonlight scene on
the water by Artist Hagarup, exhibit
ed yesterday In the Kt s-Coim win
dow, called forth many expressions of
pral.se from the passers by. The effect
of sky an 1 water ;s excedingiy good.
The Foard & Stokes Company Is now
prepared to furnish families anl other
consumers the finest quality of len, in
any quantity. Leave your orders at the
Burleigh
the Cash Grocer.
Folder's Golden Gate
Baking Powder, lbs.
30
Van Camp's Pork and
Beans - 10. 15, 20
3-Gal. Pail Syrup,
Lemons, Doz.
$1.00
10
10
Oranges, Doz.
SHANAHAN BUILDING.
Telephone vli .iim-mvyiVTa
store when you want to make i:e cream
or if you want your to b -x filled regu
larly. The offlo of the Southern Pacific
Railway Company will hereafter be
found at the Wel'.a-Fargo Express of
fice, Curtis Trencharl. agent, where
tickets to all parts of the world etui be
had and all information for travelers
obtained.
The High School Commencement ex-
ervlsos to be held Friday night are a
matter of Interest to the whole town,
and no. doubt the opera house will be
filled. The program will l one of un.
usual interest. The prvweds are for
a good cause.
A letter from IVrtland says that
there are more than two hundred dele
gates In attendance at; the session, of
the Grand Lodgv of Itebekahs. T!ie
session Is a very pleasant one and It
was expected that it would finish lis
business yesterday.
W. F. Schelbe, the popular cigar man.
ufaoturer. Is now established, in his new
quarters, 474 Commercial street, where
he has a full line of domestic. Key West
and Imported cigars and the best brand,
of smoking tobacco, and .mokers" ar
ticles, Give him a call.
L. Spencey, P. Mumdv-ll. Chl a ;
Con. Crowley, Tacuma; Herbert Kd
monds. South Bend; Leonard Wallberg.
M. 8 Smith and son. Ilwaco; Mrs. P.
Martaln. B. F. Smith. Portland; J I, 13.
Borthwlck, Goble. registered at the
Tarker House yesterday.
A. M. Crocker, Portland. Ik New,
Chicago; O. II. Lippert. St. L.uls; C.
Dillman, Milwaukee; H. Glenn, The
Dalles; F. Thi.-bault, Sunshine. Wash.:
J. O. Sprtntvr. Clifton; David Klnrie.
Fort Canby; Dr. A. P. McLarsen. Ka.
nier, were guests of the Occid- nt yes
terday. In speaking cf the relations V'twe-n
Portland and Asturl.t. Mr. J as. .i,vf
iald y.trday tha: he did n i: bdlev
the IVrtland people really meant all
they said alviut Astoria, Its harbor and
its future. "Astoria Is UvK-p.-nd-nt
and Portland is d-perub'nt -.i it r-? Its
9eaport."
The Rambler Is the hit of the ::h
century. It has many Imitators, but
no equal. There Is no reason why you
shouldn't Join the throng and buy a
Rambler. A wheel doesn't cost much
In the end. Easy and convenient terms
can be made. W. E. Warren, agent,
549 Commercial street.
At Carlson's family liquor store, No.
103 Twelfth street, will be found Rep.
sold'a high grade California brandies,
and all brands of California wlne.i, fur
oookmg, medicinal and table uses.
Kentucky whiskies, blended or straight.
The best in the market at lowest prices.
All orders will receive prompt atten
tion. The railway contractors of the 'nit -d
States, who have been In session In
California, will arrive here tomoirow,
and It Is reported on the strfrt that
a committee had be-n appointed to
welcome them and that the freedom
of the cKy was to be extendf) to them
although the reports could not re ver
ified last night.
It was reported that ywterday two
corpses were remove! from the olid
hillside cemetery, transferred oh rough
the city to the morgue, and there held
over night for transfer today to the
new Clatsop cemetery. It Is believed
that no city which pretends to have
any sanitary regulations permits such
a dangerous proceeding.
Contractor H. B. Borthwlck arrived
down from Goble yterday with an
other load of lumber for the new build
ings In and around AKtoria. If the pre.
ent rate of Improvement keeps up there
will soon not be enough scows on the
river to haul to Astoria the lumber for
building purposes which Its own mllN
are too crowded to manufacture.
Northern Pacific railroad trains leave
Portland dally at 11 o'clock a. m. f .r
Taeoma, Spokane, and the East. CI ise
connection made at Sj.okano for Itoss
land. Nelson, Sandow and British Co
lumbia mining carnps. For maps and
Information call on or address
C. W. STONE.
Astoria, r r.
It In understood that James John.' on,
who has been drlv.-r of Engine Com
pany No, 1 for th" piust five j.arw,
handed In his resignation last evx-ning.
At the time of the reduction of ale'les
he staled that he would resign as h.'ii
as he found something else to Ho. rnd
now he has made arrang'-ments to Join
a prospecting party to go Into .tsi-in
Washington. Mill HaIdirn has Isn
seleoted to succeed him as driver oi the
company.
Mr. Colli V, Hunt In loo. pivsl lent
of the Southern Pacific Company, Mr.
Henry K. Huntington, Ms ncph.-w, and
Assistant Ueneral Manager Krult
sclvi'tt. of that line, will amvo In
lrll.uid thin ntornliu: In Hie private
our of the president. The party will
ww the day In PortJand and take a
trip to Astoria and Flu vet on the
steamer ItiUley Wutavrt. Th- ccmilni
of Mr. Huntington Is awaking some
Interest Among the otll.viii ami employ.
. nf tin- rond In IVrtland. No e
ivnw to know tilt" di'tlnit purpose tf
his visit. OiykotvIs.ii.
The calling out of the fire department
yesterday to ,t,tlen.l a miwiII hi sac In
the central lmrtlon of th" oily attracted
the attellllon of hundreds to the miser
able coudltUtit Of the principal stiv.us.
Astoria tuts no busings sirev-is. Com
mere I id, Atir and ltond ar but ex
cuses for streets: t.Vy are full of iule
the decking is so rotioii In places
that very team that pss.. ni.inij out
of a walk Is liable to break tlin'Uuh
and divp to the listen btnw. The
man who buy a ic.uo ami an Line
or Ihmw and bugg) f. r pliiiure use
Is considered by lit tielKlibois to W
a f.l. So likewise the liiMstoi. In
blcyilis ! leaked upon us foollsd, le.
Oitus' there are not mor than two
r thrtv hl'H'ks of str.-ctn In suce.slin
whloh are III for traxil livery short
distance tlveif are k iiit holm at tiffed
with uprUr.t planks or dcy K " xe
as daitgr slgtutis, and ii U a bonder
that ther Is nt a wreck every time
a tin tMiglne gix-s to a ilie. livon the
Sunday ptninadcr !'a no d. win
thorv.ttghfares to walk upon, and yet
Awtorlii Ls getting Into the front uuiks
of advancement. "I d.vi't Umw ..f a
town of this site nay here." said a
traveling man. t.i.tt Ims :. 't s.iine pr
ti-nsions to a few .-nt sti s ii I
i public lark r Iw '. ( t th.' u anl
tiv.-!lt of the p.Mple."
Allol'T Till: KK';"N.
Wrong Spirit displayed In lloih A.''
and Portland
rla
Pilot W. 11. .'.f :!. wk arrived
dow n yvst -rdiy t.i take the -t He of
California up the rlv r, mil wh iia
Just come front UU o'.:i I i-.lt to Cap
tain Hurker. t:n b.-tttlfdtlp i'ieon.
now lying at Port 'rch trl. w.ts heard
to say that Capiel.i Darker nr.iy fear
alsntt visiting th- i'.!iiinM: was the
Linger of entering th - rtter at all. Af
ter once reni'hinrf Asbwht h" was con-fld-nt
that he could t."' up flie rlv.-r
to Portland. A geiti.-m.in w!io heard
th" r.'iiitrks ask.vl If the .-..mmlttee
from IVrtland ha. I ti. t!),. .or . ,.n.
orgy to d.'nionstr fe the truth to Cap
tain iorkr inat '.he i. rt 1 1 l s(:r...9 vtl-gliv-ers
rttrt 31 to ;'o f.H-t of wnt-T a?
the mouth of the Colui'ih.a ar n;cvin
low tvfit.T that th -v httil u-A to r
vlnee him that th. :iT channel ubve
Tongue Point was tiavisu'.K w n.-re
within the past f-w weeks, unl sine
nlie high water CHmmeiu : d, two .:.mhi
ers, drawing from l." t II feet, lie if
th:n In charge .'f fapt.iin l'.i:t-rsi
as well as a bark-ntliie. stu. k for sev
eral hours each In the ,.ati Is m H eir
way up and down the mcr. .: was n t
stiLt.sl tl;it I' tfita'tl I'.u.-er.n n's ifpl.-
was. but there ar w A i;n.ii:eii-. re.
I.rts that ;ne p. r.l.md t -; ! -.
th- dog In the rna.'ig-r, are j ... rrniii. d
that tile n-gi!i shall not ; l:.:
the rlv.-r at all If slu- c.ir,:i t k . to
Portland, and that they urv la k I up
In this il.-t.-niiliutil'in by i.rt.tln As
lorians who mi-upy hU'li pia .
The spirtt U u wrong ..n... and
there Is no m-ruw .r r-as-.n fur it. It
is known fp.tii r.tr.-ful Investigation
that tlx- right -thinking rn.-n A stro la
would do everything tn tl'i lr hvit t
aid In making th Portland celebrutlom
a succeits. If the Oregon goi-s up there,
and It is known that many if Port
land's ht is-iie, though no; in the
majority, would do th Hani, sh.ml 1 the
ns-eption le here. Captain Patterson
was also h'-ard U xay that Asf-ria dl
not have money enough to enter'.aln
the Oregon should that hlp coii.e nere
It is to be regn-tted that sm-h a feeling
and spirit should exist ls-twe n sister
oitles of the muni) great state, ;o cli.se
ly allied in Interests as are Astoria
and IVrtland, anl It cannot fail t i be
a source of satisfaction to all -vio be
lieve In the future of th? st-tb' thit
Ohe N'tter -liuss.- and th.- tlilnklng p. 0-
ple of both places are at bust begin
nlng to n-allze that the two cities ar;
destined to Is- much closer relatives
than ever Is-fore, and are stuaing
methods and m-ans for mutual 'jeneflt
THE WILEY II. ALLEN CO.,
The largest dealers In musical Instru
menis in me t'aiiic .Northwest, are
now located in the city at 471 Hond
street. In the Occident Hotel building,
where will tie found the larg-t and
fiwfst variety of first-class pianos ever
on exhibition In Astoria, which will be
sold on easy terms at prices that will
plainly drnonntrate the Ijionslstency
of the alleged wholesale prices that are
being advertlna-1 so extensively by aV
agents of cheap manufacturers. Corm
In and get our pries and examine th
quality there form your own condu
slons.
Mo't tortiirliig ami lislinriiig of itching,
li iriiiiig. a'.il skin an I ; :.!p liumors Is In.
nnitly relievc-'l by a w.irm li.itli with Ci TI
ci li A Hoap, a ulnle api'lieatlnnof Cl Tici'BA
On nt men t ;, the creat hk in en m, and a full ilose
Of ( I TI' I UA KK"OLVI.ST, ".Teilest of lll'Ssl
purilien) aud humor cures, when all elite fails.
Wmm
IiKldthranrhmittiir14. Pdtti DtnaiVDCnts.
ta.f., Viol., UiMut. - fin' l Cor. kill Kluani," li.
CM HMO UfllD Pimpir r-.B'immiiit,
IHL.LII1U linill
Cur4 br 'ilii'ii iuir.
SALT
RHEUM
Warrenton Is the Best...
Columbia Harbor
Land Co.
CORNER...
BOND and
ELEVENTH STS.
Maftnn application.
AN INTKItKSTINtl CASK.
Judge AheivroinKe WivniLsi Wli't
Suit Thai Should Not Have
ll.vn Dion,; hi.
Justice AN-ivi,mble wu. ngageil
tHarIy all yetertla in Iteaiiitg tor e.n.e
f John Fivdorlcko vs, Martin Handy.
This suit was brought by I re.lerlco
un.ler a claim f.r uurns duo lilm as
bartender on the isw run bv San.lv
n Un Wn.shlnKtoit !,,. f ,,. rlvrr.
The scow and anchor with .im. ch tlns
wtire. itttacltisl at thn Instance ,.f plujn.
tiff, and towel to till .Me. i,i m il!
the out, h. me of Ute stilt.
it swum that Samuol lilm Mv wits the
rcot owner or t te c.w. uji.I li
"""'
ttly ivvtipksl t.y Sti4tdy under a tent 1
agivs-meiit with Elinor-, who made u1
loiniui.l m it the coitstttl.l. for the is.
-tion of the pn)a-rty. anl It w.is ie-j
le.tsel to hlni. Sills.st.Ntly Constable
Wlckmitn made a fuitner ey en aj
fishing Isuit iui.I nt. wh 'in ir- a:i i
clalm.-d by iilnion- iui I releiut.. t t. j
him. This bft In th. ptnte-mlon ot ilw
ixiistable mid stibj.t p. ttluvtev. r pi lg- 1
inont inlKltt In' obtained by th' plabi.
tiff nothing bu: d-i mn-hor aii.l some
I'twillis Bttaoived, f.r widoit it e-n.i
Sandy owes Fisher Itr. . and who liav
4 claim against them, under one
agreement with Shindy. The i-vld.vics
In th. cas' lv.. we I tbat Frs. rl. ko
Instead i.f Ixdng an iiiiploye of Sandy,
wits I'tigagi-d with him as a partner In
Oho protlts of th scow He was to
rvcolve his U.ard iui.1 "tie-half if the
amount r.t!le, out of the buMm-M, uf.
ttr isiylng th. exis-ns. tr provisions
and their sbn-k In trad- This fact
was oiiuiuslvcly shown by tlw tnli
nnny of a number of tvputabb wtt
nsks. a n. I as the plaintiff adiiuttrd
on the stand that tin rf-li from
Bin !nittit.ws did iv t mop. ti.m
;it.. exH'ini.ji1 It is to in- iiuml '.'utt
w cajji.it r.-e-iver. and that the J.idg
inont w !ii-h tin court niutoiinc.'d h
wvmld r.-n.ler this morning will b In
fav.-r of the def-inlaiil. The anchor
and o i.ilns s l.. under til" :itt.v h
n it will probably Is- r.-ple v iiu-1 by
Flslw-r I'.pw, on tip; anitouii'.s nienl of
th urt'ii .!'...on this m rnlng. pro.
vlded lie fln.U In favor ..f the pla'ntirr
In any muiii whlcii wnul l nin'.e tliem
llal.b. f.r th.- Jii'lKiiieiil or costs. It -tie
opinion of tin win. are raiiili'rtr
with L'h" fact that til - i n.e m.ik one
a)iIi !i oiiK-Itt ivit to have I.-.-H mta .1
tin tin- court at all. as t. weigil
of vid.H. colli lusivoly showed that
the pttitiiUfT hail no claim again Sandy.
xis.pt for any proilts th- p might n.i".
btf.'l oil the lill.nl.'l.H, llal lie I ' 1 1 11 - -1 f
ailmltt-.! that tln-r. were no pnnits
REAL ESTATE THANSFEItS.
The following deeds were filed for rec
ord at the recorder's office yestrrday:
F. M. Warren to Isaac IhivIsi.ii,
lt 3, blm k 14. first ext"iis.n tt
Kimt Wurrxntim f .i.
Isaac Iaviwn to Kate M. I uv1
eofi, same priprty i.no
Wm. M. Hatfield to M. C. Fnhey.
certain tract of land des-rlbi-d
by m-ts ami bounds at Seal
Rock Is-aih jo.ou
W. Ktuider and wife to Ili key
fr-ddstone. lot 2, Mock 1, Pow
ers' addition 1. 01
Emily M. Mitcihcll and husband
to John P. Sharkey, ,,t i, block
5, Riverside addition 20o.Oo
CJhas. Hnry and wife to Emily
M. MltciiMdl, same pmirty PJO.l'O
Thos. M. ButlKTland to S-liiia
Hums, lots 7 and K, block II, sub
division of block 5, Olney's oildl-
Itl'fi 300.00
W. J. Cook and wife to Ed P.
Nisman, undlvidsl half of south
47Mi fewt of lots 7 and 8, block
Wi, Shlveley's 5.00
Edward P. Noonon tW. J. (Mark,
same prois-rty J.Oo
H. P. Hanson and wife to Angus
Crr, all the tide laid fronttaig
on lot 3, section 18, township
8 .north of range 10 west 27D0.60
M. J. Kinney and wife to C. It.
Harailan, itrustee, lot 8, seotlon
23, township 8 north of range j
10 west, except certain rvserva- i
tlonn 3S00.0O
Hrlert Stewart to Harvey Ilrown.
lots 22 to 28, block 3, lots 4. 21, 27
and 28, block 6, lots 10 to I I and
17, block 8, lots 19 and 20, block
, Kcal Rock beaih $ 1.00
Hi-nJ. Young and wife to W. F.
MeOregor, 'undivided half of Ms
3 and 4, block 2, Railroad aId.. 1.00
W F. McOivgor to ri-nj. Young,
same property 1.00
E. L. Tliompsini to Myra A. Ste
vens, lot 4. block 20 MO.ilO
las. W. Hare, HherllT, to J. E. Sib
ley, lot 1 In section 22. township
4 north of range 9 west, and lots
4, 5 and 6, southwest quarter of
norltheast quarter section 27,
township 4 north of range 9 west 431.00
Clatsop county to J. E. Sibley,
lots 1 and 2, section 22, and lots
4, 5 and 6, and southwest quar
ter ot northeast quarter suction
27, township 4 north of range 9
west 11.20
W. V. j'arker and wife to Foard
& Stokes Co., portion of lo.'s ,"i
and 6, block 140, Hhlv.-U-y's 1500
M. J. Kinney et al. to H. F. Allen
H al., lot 13, block 31, New As- I
Porta 250.00
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?
MKN ANl TKAMM WANTliK
l.itlH.rein are nantisl, by day or sta
tion work, on the Astoria . Coluuibla
ill er railroad. Apply to II H Scliw.itlot.
Iv'nappa, or lianl.-r, niN-gmi. Trmca
nilist apply at Humor only.
Uii.NKVMAN, PlillAHT til.KN,
WANTED.
WANTKU T ivut. s
r h'iuk, with Umrt Att.ii '
iltiluieil
M." a
I'idt SALE.
I'K S Vt.E -A J. S. Mundy Impr ovsd
f riot Ion ilrtim hoisting eiinlue, Slse of
boiler. 7x2S fert; cylinder. TxU inoh.a.
A nt-xt-cliisa eiiKins, aintoat aa smj a
, new. Address "A." Astorl tn utile.
MEN W'ANTEl '.
Kailroad liund wanted for Immediate
w.rk on truck. Apply at room t. Flavel
Mock. A. A C It. It. It.
run rent.
I'nn IIKNT -Kurnlshrd ps-ma en
iilte or single, by the day or in -nth
Hotel Tlghe, under .ntlr. now manag
inont i;riit nsluct on tn ruts. M'
ti, V. I Vrti-r. inan tger. Ci r. lileveuih
a id Franklin.
Piano
Deed',
for l:nt -Inquire at tirlfoti A
Full KENT - Mv" rnii huuae on Aai
t .r atri-i-t. lMen Id and 3d. Cheap I
Apply '.'0 As'or
Several well fum sio-! 1-lSMIUI for ge).
tlxiivii ch.-ap nt coinT of I'uiine and
S. teuth wtrci-tji. No. P.H S-Velllll.
PHOKEMHIUNAL CAHDR
II A SMITH.
TENTIST
UtHt
Ittiuma 1 and 2, Pythian
vei C. II. Cooper, itor..
Ilulldlng,
Oft O. n. EftTEH,
lilYHICIAN AND fll'ItCKON. j
Hpcial altnntlon to dlacasns id woio.ii I
vnd aurgery.
Oftlco nvr Pan'grr'a atora. Aatorta
Trlephon. No. U.
'II. JA V 'liTTLE.
PHYSICIAN AM) St'llOKON
office, rismis fi and . Pythian bull.lg
".'I S t'ommenial St, It.-aldonra .ami)
Tiiephono M.
Acting assistant surgeon I!. 8. Ma
rine hospital aervlce.
II. T. CltOHIIT.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
411 Commercial trauL
J. Q. A. HOWLI1T.
ATTOItNEY AND COl'NHELOR
AT LAW.
Offio on Pond tmat, Aatorta, Or.
JOHN T. LIGHTER,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW.
Offlca, upstairs, Aatortan Iluildlng.
'. HltoWEIt.
Altoniey at I aw,
(iund'-nwm lliilldlng,
Astiirlit, On-gon.
J. N. Dolph. Richard Nliao.
Cheater V, Dolph.
DOLPH, NIXON A DOLPH,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Portland, Oregon, 14. 25. 2s and 17,
Hamilton Ilulldlng. All legal and col
lection busln aa promptly attsndad to.
Claims against tha government a apa
lalty. SOCIETY MKKTINOS.
TEMPLE LODOB NO. 7. A. F. and
A. M. Regular communication hald on
th first and third Tueaday avsnlnf of
ach month.
O. W. LOUNBDEHRT. W. M
E. C. HOLDEN, BocreUry
SEASIDE SAWMILL.
A complete stock of lumber on band
In th. rough or dressed. Flooring', rus
tic, celling and all kind, of finish; mold'
Ing. and shingle. Term, reasonable
and price, at bedrock. All order
promptly attended to. Office and yard
at mill. H. F L. LOGAN,
Seaside, Oregon. Proprietor.
Cedar Shingles
seaside: lumukr yaru.
office 855 commercial ht
AHTOHIA IKON WOHK8
Front St., foot of 4th, Astoria.
General Macninists and Boiler Makesr
Land and Mar Englnr,, Bollar ntk, Slxam
boal and Canaary Work a Spaclalty.
Caitlngi of All D'Kiiptlnna Mada to Ordar oa
hoii Notlca.
John rox.. ..President and Huprintni1sni
A. L. Fox Vic. Preldanl
O. B. Pra.1 fUcratarf
Astoria Saving. Bank Treatnirwr
f
OF DEVELOPMENT
WEST SIDE
GRAMMS & CO.
Groceries, Feed,
Provisions, Crockery
and Glassware.
hliciii:ai iomcanii
or, ISlh i Commercial.
Gambrinus
Bottled Beer.
Ililli.r.J In Aa
l'tl ut Hi. CUV..
iiocii viii.i.i:TTi:.AKt.
Illlt At Moml Mlr-pal.
Telplio i:i
C. P. KJAEFBYE, M.A..M.D.
PHYSICIAN AND SLHCL0N.
tirahiatcd from Co(otttutgta I'lilvatr
atty. lUsenaa of wiuiion apoolojty.
No. IM foinmerclal .Irvet, Hhanaha
building,
Hours. 10 to II a. in., S to 4 and 7 to I
p m.
J. B. WYATTr
Phoa. Urn, 6 Aalacla. Oraia
I InrtI wore,
SlilpChnndlcry,
(IroccrleH,
ProvlHlotiH.
I'AINTH nml OII.H.
SpMlal All.allM I'ala la Stppll( saia.
j.SHAP A KODAK.
! at any man cumins' aat !
j our alofa aiul i II rH a,
portrait "I a laao bumming
uar mtli pieajuuil liiatilila.
Snrli uiivJity lu tlm lluac.
a hav tnotTrr areii.tirh tai
I'lraia arf man
I
COMK AND TUV TIIKM
i
MUOIiTiS & CO.
If7l
Lubricating
OILS
A Specialty.
i Fisher
Brothers,
I Sell ASTORIA
Ship Chantllcry,
IlnrdwHro,
Iron A SU't'l,
Coal,
(Jrocorien & 1'rovisionB,
Flour A Mill Fewl,
raints, Oils, Varniuheu,
IxiggtTB Supplies,
Kairbank's Scales,
Doors A Window,,
Agricultural Implement
Wagons A Vehicles.
Emil Schacht
ARCHITECT
Room.3i7Ji"
Portland Saving. Bank Bld-f.
Portland, Oregon
uThe Louvre"
ASTOKIA'S GOKf.roiS
ENTERTAINMENT HALL.
S FLOOR.
rin. Mu.lo. (lamaa of All Kind. Two
Magnlflrant Mara.
evcimmsfi rntsT-cuss
Good Order and Everybody's Rights
HTIttOTLY OIIHKUVKO.
Japanese Goods
Oriental Curloa
Noveltien
WING LEE, 543 Commercial St.
ASTORIA PUBLIC LIBRARY
READINQ ROOM FREB TO ALL.
Open .very day from I a'olork ta 1:11
and 1:10 to : p. m.
Hubacriptlon rat II per annum.
B.W. COH. ELEVENTH DUA-NH BTf.
A. V. ALLKN,
DFALER IN
Groceries, Flour, Feed, Provisions, Fruit.
Vegetables, Crockery, Glass and
Plated Ware. Loggers Supplies.
Cor. Tenth and Comm .ratal atraata.
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