THE DAILY AST0K1AN, FRIDAY MORN INK, MAY 2, 18SI7.
HOWELL &
INVITE
Their Friends, Patrons, and the
Public Generally, to call on them
and Inspect their
NEW
-HIGH GRADE -
Ladies'
1 tyllih Oxford TKt.
s Tha latest ttkaem. In fit.
' Mood u4 Chocolate fthadj
fwOtltC ' "97 PHnf 5tyle.
VIClllo 1 Largs Aasormnit.
Bicycle Shoes.
John Hahn & Co.
Ar.
Wen
iatr4
479 Commercial St.
On and after Jane 1st
KNAPPTON S
Dry Fir Wood
Cut in any Length
Delivered - - $2.so
Uncut on the Dock - $2-00
A cord of wood requiring
four boises to deliver, ,
Fifty Cents Extra.
Telephone or Inquire of
NEW SHAPES
. In.
Ladies' - Sailor - Hats
.at ...
ALBERT DUNBAR'S
YESTERDAY S WEATHER.
Maximum temperature, 72 dog.
Minimum temperature, 43 de.
Precipitation from Soptembor 1, ISM, to
date, S4.SS Inches.
Excess of precipitation from Septem
ber 1, LW, to date, 16.76 inches.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Fair weather; warmer.
AROUND TOWN.
FRIDAY.
A man cannot speak but he Judges him
self. Evtry opinion reacts on him who
utters It. Emeryon.
Decoration
Monday.
day will be celebrated
The flnetrt strawberries In the market
at the Pacific Grocery Co.
The run of fish was decidedly better
yesterday, thoug-h there Is not much in
dication that the river is falling.
Captain Thornbul, of the Glenmorag,
la Riving his ship a coat of paint, and
will keep hr in good condition I jr float
ing next week.
Coin special brands of hams, bacon,
lard and canned meata are the beat In
the market. Ask your grocer for them.
The Foard & Stokes Co. have con
stantly In stock a supply of the finest
ice, which they are prepared to furnish
consumers.
Miss Klnzln will give a party at Fort
Canby tonight, and the Wenona will
leave at 6:30 p. m. to convey Astoriana
to the fort.
Steve Grafrg. Nehalem: A. Llr.dberg,
North Shore; Andrew Houge, Frankfort;
Hans Iverson, Skamokawa, and N. 130
aier, Young's river, were In the city yes
terday. Ross, Higgins & Co. are still In busi
ness at the old stand and will give
aa good vaJue for the money as anyone.
Entrance to their store from east side
while street repairs are In progress.
Good tea is easy to get
nowadays.
Get Schilling's Bestoi
your grocer and your money
back if you don't like it
A Schilling & Company
aan rranciKo
Ki
Was
Snore lis Co
WARD
The Live Grocers.
STORE -
510 & 512 Commercial Street,
GRAMVIS & CO.
; Groceries, Feed,
Provisions, Crockery
I and Glassware,
SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH
or. 15th & Commercial.
F,rty poun.ls of prunoa for 1 at the
C. B. Smith rlls pure cream; no crn
jtaroh or gtflatlne usJ.
Pest cud of cofftv1 In town at the Model
Rostaurunt, W Comnurcial stre?t.
State Fis-h Comniistorier Jama Craw
font, of Ws-shlntrton. I In the City.
Two rxxinds of choice full-woljtht but- from a trip over th lino and wVk rnuk
ter. Sc. at the Pacific OrxKory CO.-5. , lng ap lnp.otlcn of th took M.
Jitm fllrycU L'tti u arrlired today.
Columbia Shoo Co.
Turks and family, of llwnso, pnt '
Pr.
jvMerviay tn the city.
Choice dairy buttor. full weight, 25c,
at the Pacific Grocery C).
Buy ycur aweet cretutl at the Bon-
h.-nnlr-tt wfU not fail to wblo. I
Mrs. C. J. Tronohard and daughter.
Anita, will leave this morning for a visit The business hUe Ort Doh.l streot, ; ooob r.
in California. 'between Ninth and Fifteenth, have ar- i
ranred by private ubcrtption for four ' 'n Tu.-s.lny, Jun.. 1. i-d. ir.it.-. from .ill
TilUmook croanwry butter Is the be:-t aldltlonaJ strwt lamps, go that ort!on clul.s In tho i 'ncon-W ..s.'d-nrtun fi.ot
made In Omton. Bolved freh ivtry of HoimI street will le an up-to-da.te '"'U loinruo will moot at liwa.-o. i'tn f d
wek. Ask your grocer for !U ; Hhoroughfare. ajid with Its new pave- lowing loams nro ont. n-l. lhvu-. I',,rt
ment will be the most popular stre-t Canl.y. Chinook. Iaiiih !;. a. h. ih -..ttn
School children, you are lm1tl to call in the city. ; Ast;rla. It Is llk.-ly .-..u!h Pond
at Crow's galUry, anl for the small sum will also i-ntor. although thcro h t.-. n
of 73c you can secure one doion fine;
photos.
Call and see samples.
P. J. Meany. the leading merchAnt
tailor. 137 Tenth St.
pald for fur skins.
The highest price
A larije shipment of fish jt:ano will be
made on the San Krm -ls-o sttuir.t-r tit s
morning by the Oil Works.
Cream, cream, cream; fresh every
morning; guaranteyd to whip or money
refunded. Smith's candy store.
A regular snap for school children this!0-8 a ",tl, slow ,"''aua" company
week at Snoderass's Tallerv-. The neat-.
est and best photo for il per doxen ever takes time to get out the best pdlna.
offered In the city before. Call and see;
them.
i Today is Aseeiwlon day. There will
When going Eart travel on the North-! a celebration of the holy communion
.m c.n.... ri.,ii, .na kJo Grace church at 9 a. m. PJuhn Mor-
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only line running dining cars.
Train
leaves Portland daily at 11 o'clock a, m.
Now is the time for cockroaches to
begin to be troublesome. Our Electric
Paste will drive th-m all out of your
house. Charles Rogers, Odd Fellows
building.
When you want a real life-like and
arJetic 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.
It Is understood that at the meeting
of the school board next Monday th.
alaries of teachers will lie adjusted and
that In most Instances reductions will be
made.
Chas. J. Summers, Boston; Chas. Milll-
ken. Portland; C A. Eastland. SklDanon:
T. M. Ruble, Indianapolis; V. J. Smith,
Taeoma, were at the Parker House yes
terday. Captain Salte, of the steamer O. K.,
yesterday morning picked up an anchor
am about 11 fathoms of chain off Fort
Stevens, making the fifth anchor recov
ered by him In two years.
Winnie, the li-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Stewart, of the Lewis and
Clark, died Wednesday of consumption.
from which she had suffered for six years
past The funeral will take place today
from the family residence.
Chief of Police Halloc k has lx-en busy
for a number of days past Inspecting
sewers and the sanitaiy conditions of
property. As a result of his work all the
stores have sold out evi-rv piece of sewer
pipe In town and have ordered more.
As flowers for Ix-'orntlun Dav are ll-
i)i to very scare-, you had better or
der bouquets and designs in good season.
Designs will be furnisaed at reasonable
prices rind all kinds of flowers at corre
spondingly cheap prh -H. Place your or
ders at once so as not to be disappointed.
Smith's candy store.
Captain We,-,Ji-n, of the American bark
Seminole, now lr,ii,- at Knappton, P ft
last nl-ht for the Sound, where he will
take command of the British ship ICI1
brumien. The Kilbrann.-n .vent ashore
at Port Wilson about a year yj?o, was
sold, and Is now b. Ing rebuilt nvl will
hereafter sail under the American flag.
Captain Peasley, of Ban Franclaco, will
suoewsi Captain Weeden on tho Seminole,
and Captain Weeden will return In a
fw days and turn the ship over to him.
Burleigh
the Cash Grocer.
33 Cents
Tillamook Creamery Butter.
'23 Cents
10 lbs. Prunes.
15 Cents
Hires Root Heer.
13 Cents
i lb. brick Maple Suar.
23 Cents
9 lbs. Rolled Oats.
SHANAHAN BUILDING.
Telephone J A Tir
Rhubarb, IV Iht pound, at the Pa
cific Grocery Co.
Vlahtag Taokla anil 9inrl1nv
)ool at
ke York oaiiy Mora.
Twvtuy pounds of sugar for $1 at ttv
Pacific Grvx-ery Co.
H. A. Kuiht, th wt'll known truvvllni:
man, of Am Kntnolwo, :i. In t:io city
yestfiMay. i
Tho AMortrtxik tvso hull nlno li i ch.tl-k-turol
tht Astorlim for a k:ii'. to tiikc
pluoe Sunday.
Ros. Hlgfflns i Co. havo taken the
atr-noy for the famous "ComvlUs"
flour. Three carloads arrived heru f t
thorn yeatervlay and they will t.-om
now on furnish deaJors with the shuii
at mill prloca In lots to ault.
t.n(tineor Jamloson rvturneo etirt ly
jcuKion to insiruci ine cvntractora to nur
lr" the work. Th tunnel near Ityiitrs
I jn' ll be f.njshod In atoit sixty
J.v-
I The offloe ot the Southern raciflc
Railway Company will hereafter be
ftunJ at tie Wells-Fargo Kxpresa of -
. flee, Curtla Trenchar-l, opent, where
tickets to all parts of the world can be
had and all Information for travelers!
obtained.
Th (.ommittoo on tiro an.l water has
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h' council to pay th- !!- asko.l for No.
Is horsos arul apjNiratus. Mr. Mcdrou-or,
: who was opiossl to paying that price,
has yioldod to the w ishes of thi ma.orlty.
The tior- have tvon repl.uv.1 in tho
onsino houso.
Contractor Wak.-nVM was In tho el'y
yesterday and s-iid that ho ex.-i. ct- il to
close the gap on the railroad lino 1h--tween
Tongue Point and the Kaglo rsji-ru-ry
by Jurw 2n or July 1. The work
will have nothing but the h-st, ar,
1!
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1 - 18 wl" vlslt tn V'9" tnl8 evening to
administer the rite of conilrmafion. '"""""' ii"ini.-,i tn.. roiiowing suh
Servlce at 7:30. Evening prayer and "mltt-: Kliuuice-K. C. linghes. F.
confirmation at Holy Innocents, I'ppi-r-town,
tomorrow (Friday) at 3:30 p. m.
:nn, I nompson. The comml'tom will
A number of prospectors returned yes- mt at the call of the chairmen, and
tenlay from the Ijewis and Cowlitz rivers from th" "P'rll manlri-ftted nt tho m-eilng
among them being Thos. P. Chrlatlensen, " m" snfely OMNiimed that the grout
R. B. Rasmu3st-n, George tenders and Mt Fourth of July oel.-bratlon in th
O. W. Webb. They report that there Is "'story of Astoria will be h. Id this viir.
rich mineral In that country, but the ;
trails are so rough that It Is Impossible Judge McBrld closed the present term
to get It out at present. Th-y staked off of ,hfl circuit court yesterday. The most
a number of claims. ; important decision rendered was In th.
; case of August Hllstrom vs. William
Northern Pacific railroad trains leave
Portland daily at 11 o'clock a. m. f r
Tacoma, Spokane, and the East. CI e
connection made at Spokane for Ross-
land. Nelson. Sandow and British Co-:
lumbla mining camps. For maps and .
Information call on or address ;
C. W. STONE, I
Astoria, Or. i
Miss Nellie Busey Is preparing to I
open a Kmuerganen scnom at ner rest-1
linfA 93 r!ra.nrl ovmiiia Pat-Mi. .i.k. .
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uctu w ijui.il tiuci uiktuu tuiu
training for tnelr children would do .
well to consult Miss Busey. Her terms :
will be found entirely reasonable.
rne namoier is me nit or me zvm j
century. It has many Imitators, but
no equal. There Is no reason why you
shouldn't Jolm the throng and buy a
Rambler. A wheel doesn't cost much
in the end. Easy and convenient termn
can be made. W. E. warren, agent,
549 Commercial street.
At Grace church last nlgnt Jflshop ;
Morris held Ascension day services, andim''"' ex-Sheriff Smith. The court held
at the close confirmed a large class, tho 'that. " tho f system was Ii for.- at
following being the members: Mrs. V.-'tlw t,m, the printing wtoi -lone, the er
debrand, Nell Crosby, Mr. and Mrs. Hnr- i Hht-rlflf was rssnslble for the d bt.
rlson Alien, Clifford Brown, Alice Has
kell, Edith Ohler, Edward Lewis, Chas.
Wright and J. S. Hltchen. A ir;r con
gregation was present and the boy choir
furnished the music.
Ebenezer Murray was taken before
Judge Gray In the county court yesterday
and examined as to his "sanity, lie was
pronouncerl Insane. The man comes from
near Contralto, Wash. He seems to think
he Is being followed and Is afraid he will
be killed. Otherwise, he Is ipilte ratlon-il.
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The .authorities of tho Washington state
Insane asylum. In which Murray was
once confined, have been asked to take
charge of Mlm. If they re.'us" he will
be sent to Salem.
Fancy Trtiek river Ttl!amiok cwm-
ery butter, 3.V, at the PuWtlc tltwory
icv.
I Th ottloe if tho Uiniictur haa hoen re
1 moved from K! Commercial divot to it
Dunne strvct.
Captain Murtlii Foard I seriously
thlnkliiit of fitting nit the Herman bark
; IVtriniiMW u hotel for annum r Wl
jors to North livavh thin st.n.
; Monday evening sixteen from 'In- tv
loldonl ami Pfwtiil How bowling teams
! mut im many from tho ConrtneiV.il
Mtrveis minora and Junior mil pl.-iy u
grand match game t tho A I' C .il
ll'VH.
I tt was rvporlod th.it J ). Ibws yester
day dlscovoml a fly which he d"ctard
; weighed on iiml 11 half poinds, and II
Is not tly lime, cither. Tho animal was
to haw Kin hoxc.1 and fliii'r-'t l'at
s it sivolmon of Orvgon's product.
Illish grudo California bntndicM and
wines for family, cooking, medicinal nml
table purpose. "Piiv.ito Stork." "t'nsim
Rye." "Old Hickory." "Pi-ido of K. n
lucky" nml "lloruilt.iKo" whiskies In or
Initial packages. lniMrtsl wines it tt .1
Ibiuor t reasonable piie-1. I'nrKon'n
Family Lbjuor Store. I'VJ Twelfth stir, t.
W. F. Scholbo, the popular ciK-tr man.
ufaonutvr. la now etalIWt.-(l in IU ni'w
Hvtartprn, 474 Commorclnl trtt, whfrt
h hn. a full lino of ilomoatlo. K.y 't
atul tinp-TtiHl clKars ant th-' twit tiruti.la
of amoklitK tot'iii'iva ntul ainokiT ar
tlcli. t"!lv him a call.
A now rtvor nor t'o h-i t.
fittiM tH-twi'1'n Astoria .m.l II
lion, liu'lu.ll"r all Ini. r:n .11 i;
Ttio flno Mtiimii-r "PlUtlm." '
ii In.iumi
Inii'i. t'ro
. I.h.lli.f
".lIMillll A.
lfc ItraiiH. will in.'iko round irM 'Lilly.
o.'rt Sunday. lfat-ii: P.tlnl. r itt o '
n. m.. ri'aolilntr Astoria at i ' . 1. in. IPC
at ttio h'ourti'.nth slrt wharf, aid
purtttu,' on hiT ri liirn at I S. I n nipt
tlmo and tho lo.t son I o It mi.ir lit d
for ImiIi paasonKorK and frolsht.
Tho llardntan piano mi.I i! :'io r ii il
v lri.'s,la" aftt rn.Mu. furtiisti.-d !' tho
vv,.y MUn W;M M ,,v(iir,
coul,, ,v ., .,.,,, ,,, ,. ,, . Tw .
;v,.w intrt:moni o,o r.- olod v.st.r-
day. and at tho arvMm lu Jrs.f
, j,,w,.it n, .mim C. C. Mnnon tt to an
Improniptu comvrt. tisin? ls:h plant'. !n
4lin'ts. which ilt llKht.d th. ir audi a-'v
At t o'ol(H-k thw tnott'.lriK tl rv-ifrl. Z''','
xwol to l nam.Hl Kr.d :row-n. c II d
for two t'cors In tho Muir solo-i. n. n
oallod viHn to pay (or his or lo". h' ..!!
ho had no nin v. T!u ! irti iul. r
pos.sl ho wax jokimr. tm not ,'.''ti:i t'i"
monoy, threw tho l. r in hl ac . Th
man want.-d to t!fc-h's ftI,j J ,-,; ,tl, I
co.it, hut whon hp m the 'sirt.ui.lt r
stop nrovinj ho ran nutsido m l Ho n
klckod In a wind iw
if th.
man
1 housf. ii ,
ind put Imn
OWir nrrotisl tho
some doubt about that t.-.tm. 1 h- fan-
, v . . . ,
a:ns nr.-
h.arl from
Th- nii-n:ts rs of th.-
I
will eon test for, tho :ian !oi- Ml-, .-r ti
phy i.ns. ntod by Mr ;... rs-.- I: i r; !.
T?i.- K. nii. n-.in ha.s din o-.i-M thir if
h: ii-r to vtv.- Interest In i. gt.r
si.rt,
fruit.
l:.-nd
and tit off.
I!f S.IVM h'-
tt-.irti will c,
irti. an- at la.--Is
i lit.- ,,ir- tli
nt. st.
l-.l.t'l
At th- mass nii'- tir;
last night to eon-bli-c.-l.-hrailoii,
a l.irg..
r at i!u- ', r- h-'us--r
a Koufiii or July
Illltllh r ! fp s
"ore pn
-nt. M iyor Taylor . all -1 the
ni.stliur to trdr. and aft- r sum.- ills u.
Hlon. apilntod tho following commit-t-i
of general urrungomont. with full
power to apisiint suh-commlti. :
;ray, Messrs. Stockton, It.ed. I:, wh y. (
W. Fulton. It was d. cld.sl to o- .-l,rab-
mini juiy i no g.-nerai
P. Kendall, George Hartley. Voenl mi
sli Messrs. Short. Wyatt, Bark -r. '!rlf.
P,',,'r""n- Th,H c"" M of int -rest to p.-r
son,, who hilv'' l""'"'1"""'! horn, st-a. I tin.-,
1 ' Kn rraunui.-nt measure.-. Some
y"u" ,uto "''rom d.-odod to P, t.rsn an
ln"'r"Ht ,n h"' hom"M,"'' "-" Kt...np.i
on conoiium mat, wnen the latb-r madn
final proof, rme-balf of It would be ,,.(
-I 10 uiiHirom. I'cterson made final
proof two years ago, but refu ie. t ) ful
nil his agreement, on the kduii.1 thi.t it
was contrary to law and could not he
enforced. The suit was brough- to corn-
pel Peterson to live up to ihe contract,
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, rom neia mat such an agreement
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iiecessariiy compeP,M perjury, as In
making final firoof th; laws of th I'mted
States provide that tho settler shall ti,k..
oath
ini no aiono is interested In lha
land. Judge McBrlde believed Peterson
innoci - ni or an attempt at frnud. The
demurrer was sustained and privilege to
mo an ami-nowi complaint extended. In
the case of J. 8. Delllnger vs. Cl.ilsop
county, the demurrer was sustained n,l
tho plaintiff allowe. till June 1 to f)
.... .,.,.: . uuuMaiiu. j-ne unit WRa
brought to compel the county to pay fr
I printing matter, valurvl at jrfl.'M, fur
" -"nenn nmiin. rnc court was
RACIER TO ASTORIA
And Kcturn in One Day,
Steamer Pilgrim,
A. L. nnAZEE, Master.
Will leavo Italnli-r dally, except. Sunday,
at 6:30 a. m., touching at La Uu. Mav-
i K' ri- htella, Oak Point, hnifl.. lifr,
i Catlilarnet, Skamokawa, Brook!lld, I'll-
i, Uo,.k ol,i(.r arriving
i nth street wharf, Astoria, at 10:.Vi a. m
Leave Astoria at 1:30 p. m., calling at
way landings on return.
Fast time and satisfactory service
guaranteed.
New This Week
Alen's Bicycle Suits,
Men's Golf and Bicycle Hosiery,
Alen's Summer
Dent's English Kid Gloves-all sizes,
Ladies Separate Skirts,
Ladies' Shirt Waists, SOc upwards,
Ladies'and Gents' leather and web belts.
Ladies' Summer Hosiery and Underwear.
C. H. Cooper's,
Tlie LwCtulltiK Dry GoocIh mid
Clotliitiy; iMcrclmnt of AHtorln.
MEN ANl TEAMS WANTED.
I.at-'rwn are wanted, by day or sta
tion work, on th1 Astoria & Columbia
river rallf-ad. Apply to II H. Schwntltn.
Kiuippn. or It.ttii.-r. r, n. Tonu s
must apply at K.inler only.
IB inkyman, dkiiaut a m.v.s.
1 1
FOR SALE.
! It SALE A J. S. Mun ly Imprned
frii-tlon drum hoisting engine. Slxo of
boiler, 7x:"i fft; cylinder, 7xU' Inches
A llt-Ht-cliuw engine, altuoot us gd a
now. AddnwM "A," Astorlan olllce.
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MEN WANTED.
r,
Railroad hands wanted for Immediate
work on truck. Apply at room 4. Flavel
block. A. & C. R. R. R. I
FOR RCNT.
I
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, en j j
suite or single, by the day or month.1
Hotel Tlghe, und.-r entire new manage-1
mont. Gntit reduction In rates. Mrs. I
(1. V. Porter, manager. Ct. Eleventh I
and Franklin.
FOR RENT Several well furnished,
nxmis for gentlemen cheap nt rormT
of Iua.ne and Seventh streets. No. VA
S-vcnth. I
FOR RENT The store now occupied
by the California restaurant, 571 Com
mercial stwt. J. H. M.insell.
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FOUND.
KOI'ND om-hiilf net an.l lines, plckcil
up at buoy No. 12. Owner can have same I
on proving ownera-np ani (iiiyuiK no ex- i
penses anl salvag. Apply at Elmore's 1
canrwiry; I
FOUND Adrift, near Tongue Point,
a Columbia river fishing boot, painted
gray outside and yellow Inside. Owner
can have same by applying to John
Smith, on Lower ttnag island, proving
property and paying chaws.
f hete tmv CPUle jrp ineriorl
4l to Balsam of Copaina,
uiioeni or imecnon3 ano.'itti
CURE IN 48 H0UHi
the tame diseases with-
KizLA ouf nconvemenre.
Warrenton Is
Columbia Harbor
Land Co.
CORNER...
BOND and
ELEVENTH STS.
Maw on application. ,
IV !
Underwear - all weights,
PROFESSIONAL CAUDA
II. A. SMITH.
DENTIST.
Itwims 1 and 3, Pythian Building
ovi c. II. Cooper's slur.
Dll. (. P.. K8TEB.
PHVHH'IAN AND SfRITEHN.
Hlioolal atlnntlon 10 dlaeoaea of wom.ri
nd surgery.
imc over !ar:s'g''i- .torn Astoria.
Telephono No. U.
Mil
JAV Tl TTLK.
PHYSICIAN AND Ht'KfiEON
Olllce. rooms 6 and t. Pvthlan bull,!.
631S t'oniinrrrlal t, Ib-sldpnc. samn
Telephone 94.
Acting assistant surgeon IT. 8.
rtn" '"'"Idtal service,
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Ma-
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T. CltOHIIT.
ATTOItNET-AT-LAW.
tn CummarclaJ street
Q. A. IIOWLRT.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW.
Office on Ilond street. Astoria. Or.
JOHN T. LIGHTER,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW.
Office, upstairs, Astorlan Building.
C. C. HIIOWER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Gumlorson Building,
Astoria, Oregon
j rj0ph
Richard Nlx.a
Chester V. Dolph.
DOLPH. NIXON A DOLPH,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Portland, Oregon, 14. 2S, W and 17,
Hamilton Building. All legal and col
lection bualn-as promptly attended to.
Claims against the government ipe
jlalty. SOCIETY MEETINGS.
TEMPLE LODGE NO. 7, A F. and
A M. Regular communications held on
the first and third Tu.sday evening or
each month.
O. W. LOUNSBERRY. W. M.
E. C. HOLDEN, Secretary.
A. fu
ll alii
' llM
llfMiari
If
the Best...
THE CENTER OF DEVELOPMENT
ON THE WEST SIDE
Everybody knows that Warrenton values will soon fee
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?
If llv,rJ la Any
Part lit lha Cll.
MOCII cV ULLIiTTI'., AKtw
IKIt lloml Wtreete.
Tidpliimp w.
J. 13. WYATT,
Phan. Is. Aalafla, Ort
Marti wore,
Ship Chnndlery,
(roccrlci,
Provlnloimv
PAINTH nml OII.M.
Sptcial Atttntlna Psla I. luppllnf tklpa
l7 idu)
Fisfyer
Brothers,
Lubricating
OILS
A Specialty.
! Sell ASTOMIs
lllij) CllAlltlliTy,
1 la rd w a re.
Iron St'F,
Coal,
( irocprifs rroviMiunn,
Flours Mill I'tt...!.
PainlH, ( i 1 h , Vuriii-'iiPH,
lalJJJJITH Stipplit,
Kairliank'ti a!
Iourx Witulow
Atit ulturiil Itnp't iiit'iit
U';ioim tt Vi'liicli i.
Japanese Goods
Oriciitfil CurioM
N)veltlcH
WING LEE. 543 Commercial St.
44The Louvre"
.".TOrtU S CORl.roi!i
HNTI ; RTA I N M I :NT MALL
a ri.ooits
riuo Mualc. iaiHa uf All Kindt. Two
Maiuinranl Kara.
fvrimnixi; riRHr-citns
Coed Order and Everybody's Rights
NTKUTI.V t)HKKVKI.
.SNAP A KODAK
t muj man cuiiiliif mil ol
mil (tor. and )ou'll net a
Portrait of man btlmmlu
over wain piea.aiit ttioiiichts.
Murh iimill)f In Hi" Ihpion
we ti.e lo offer sro enough 'v
plrato sor uian.
COMK AMI THY T1IKM
MUCH ins ? CO.
C. P. KJAERBYE, M.A..M.D.
PHYSICIAN AND Sl'BGEON.
Oradtiitioil from Coimnhngrpj t'nlvars.
slty.
I'lamans of women a Sn-c!nJty.
N, Commvri-Ul strost, Hhanaliaas
building.
Hours, 10 itn 13 n, tn , 2 to 4 and T lo
P. nu
A. V. ALLKN,
DfALU IN
Groceries, Flour, Feed, Provisions, Fruit.
Veietablf. Crockery, Glass and
Plated" Ware. Loggers' Supplies.
Cor. Tantk and Commercial stfaeto-
Emil Schacht
ARGHITECT
Rooms ,v 7-J 1 8
Portland Saving Bank Bldg.
Portland, Oregon..
SEASIDE SAVPiL
A complete stock of lumber on hand
In the rough or dressed. Flooring, rug
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. 11 F L LOGAN.
Beaalde, Oregon. Proprietor.
ASTOfllfl PUBLIC hWW
READING ROOM FR1 TO AUa.
Open every day from I almk (a l ia
and l:M to t:M p. to.
BUDcortptlon rata M per annum.
B.W. COR. ELEVENTH DUANI WT.
f
Gambrinus
Bottled Beer.