I'llK DAILY ASTOltlAN, FlilD.W MUKMNU. JUNK 4, lH7.
HOWELL &
INVITE
Their Friends. Patrons, and the
' Public Generally, to call on them '
and inspect their
- NEW
The Spa
-HIGH GRADE -
Y A a rs $
t tll Oxford Tin.
v-w .-. - i rt-
n Mini nww. " v-
bhtod and Chocolate shade
Gents i
'97 5prlng Style.
Larf Astoraacat.
Bicycle Shoes.
John Hafin & Co.
Art
t4
479 Commercial St.
On end after Judo 1st
KNAPPTONS
Dry Fir Wood
Cat in any Length
DELIVERED - - - -$2.50
Uncut on the Dock - $2.00
A cord of wood requiring
fonr horses to deliver,
Fifty Cents Extra.
Telephone or Inquire of
mi
NEW SHAPES
. In.
Ladies' - Sailor - Hats
ALBERT DUNBAR'S
YESTERDAY'S WEATHER.
Maximum temperature, M deg.
Minimum temperature, 57 deg.
Precipitation, none.
Precipitation from September 1, IKiG,
to date, M.bS Inches.
Excess of preclpiutlon from September
I, lKsJ, to date, 16.a Inches.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Fair weather;
north wind.
warmer; fresh west to
AROUND TOWN.
FRIDAY.
We pass this way but once. The seeds
From lax or heedful hands that fall
Will yield their kind.
Piano for
Reed's.
rent Apply at Griffin &
Potatoes, 55c per sak, at the Pacific
Orocery Co.
See Rose, Uigglns & Co.'s offer to sell
Roods for cash.
Mr. Jus. Tagg,
town yesterday.
of Glenwood, waa in
A bargain in Wilson strawberries today
at C. B. Smith's.
1 1
C. B. Smith sells pure cream; no corn
etaroh or gelatine used.
Choice dairy butter, full two pounds,
Kc, at the Pacific Grocery Co.
Best cup of coffee ln town at the Model
Restaurant, 463 Commercial street
The dance to be given this evening be
the ladles of the Kastern Star at Foard
The reason for fresh
roasting tea every day is: it
makes it good.
That's why Schilling's
Best is daintier and more
charming than any other te3
at anything like the price.
In packages at grocers'.
A Schilling ft Cwnpaay
m rnncuco
Was
Ire Ills Co
WARD
. The Llvo Grocer.
STORE -
510 & 512 Commercial Street,
ICE CREflD) ADD ICE CREAM SODA
j Jt Stoke' hall promises to tie one of the
events or the summer season.
New Bicycle Irgglne arrived twliji.
Columbia Shoe t'u.
Buy your weet cream at the Bon
bonniere; It will not fall to whip.
T. Wooten. North Shore, and A. Carl
soil, Tucker creek, were In town yester
day. Lapidura's barber shop, Eleventh St.,
will hereafter be open from 5 a. m. till
li p. m.
Tha Foard A Stokea Co. have con
stantly In stock a supply of the finest
Ice, which they are prepared to furnish
consumers.
We carry a full line of groceries at
the very lowest prices. Give tit a call.
Pacific Grocery Co.
Oregon vegetables are now coming In,
of which we carry a full line, at the
Pacific Grocery Co.
P. J. Meany, the leading marchant
tailor, 1S7 Tenth St, The highest price
paid for fur skins.
Tillamook creamery butter U the be:-t
made In Oregon. Received fresh every
week. Ask your grocer for It.
gon and California fnilu and vegetables
at Foard & Stokea Company's today.
Mr. Arthur Brock, a Wfll known printer
of SiUem. arrived ln the city yesterday e" 01 America: mm ranger. 1. ure. n-
and has entered the service of the As-i',aum: S' C R - c RlnK: R' S" G- un
torian 'cb rson. senior woodman. H. Lemon: jun-
lor woodman. J. V. Itnilller; senior ben-
Strawberries took a tumble, as was pre
dicted yesterday. We liave crates on
sale today at still
Higgins & Co.
lower figures. Ross, j
The Presbyterian church buildln? com
mittee met Wednesday night and dis
cussed pi ins. The finance committee re
ported progress.
Strawberries, strawt-rrles, Z cents per
box. Direct from Mo.int Tabor, Mount
Scott and the Hood river region. At
Foard Stokes Co.'s.
Fisher Bros, yesterday shipped to Robt.
B-H, son of the late Captain Bell, at
Thorsee Bay, Alaska, a large lot of sup-'
plies for the salmon packing season.
When going East travel on the North
era Pacific Railway. Quick time and thej
only line running dining cars. Train
leaves Portland daily at 11 o'clock a. m. 1
The Improvement of Bond street t.e.
tween Ninth and Tenth is being rushed
by the contracted and It Is hoped to have
that block completed ln a few more
days.
Now Is the time for cockroaches to
beinn to be troublesome. Our Electric
Paste will drive tliem all out of your
house. Charles Rogers, Odd Fellows'
building.
When you want a real life-like and
artistic photo, don't fall to call on Snod
srass. The work he Is turning; out now
is ahead of anything ever made in As
toria before.
Reports from the canneries yesterday
were to the effect that there had been
no material increase ln the receipts of
flh, although the men are dally lookirg
for a big run.
The lalies of tha guild of Grace church
will have an afternoon tea at '.he resi
dence of Mr. W. T. Chutter, 3S0 en
tun th street. Wednesday afternoon, June
from 2 to 5 o'clock.
The wheels 0f the motor engine were
brought over from Warrenton yester
day, and will be Knt to the shops at
Yarpjlna for planing down.
v 1 . . .
"''.') morning on interesting rac
o'cnrr.-d between the launch' Triton
and Mr rentes to Sklpancn. The Triton
was winner by two lengths.
Another arc light was put up yesterday
at the corner of Eleventh and fommee.
ial. The merchants of those two streets
re dcletrmined to have t. cliv eti
lighted.
Tlic ladies of the Swedish Lutheran
church will give a strawberry sociable
at the basement ot the church Saturday
evening, June 5th; at S o'clock. AH arc
cordially Invited.
J. T. Wilson, Portland; Edward McMi
hon, Warrenton; A. Ooldsehmldt, Alfred
Stebblns, San Francisco; Thos. .'pb
bourne, Roseburg, registered at the Par
ker Mouse yesterday.
Observer Beaham's weather report for
May shows that at Fort Canby the mean
Burleigh
the Cash Grocer.
So Cents
50 Cigars.
SO Cents
1 lb Red Hell Tobacco.
4.) Cents
1 lb Seal North Carolina.
vS Cents
Quart C. & H. l.ucca Oil.
S3 Cents
Climax Cortee.
SHANAHAN BUILDING.
Telephone vU ..m
temperature for the month was ..I de
grees: atmospheric pressure, SUb, totul
prevlpltatl ui, 1 j inches; total movein-in
of wind. Mil miles; prevailing direction
north.
It Is reportei! that there will be an ex-
hlbltlon of bicycle riding t the corner
f Fourteenth and Commercial streets
11 S:Ji this evening. It Is expected that
there will be a large crowd.
Messrs. Hugo ami Carl Muivke, large
hop rancher of Aurora, are In the etty
for .1 week's visit with Mr. lioorge Hart
ley. Pofore returning ramie they vvlll
make an excursion to lh- beaches.
Ross, Hlggins A Co. are still in busi
ness at the old stana and will give
as good value for the money aa anyone.
Entrance to their store from east side
while street repairs an? in progress.
Captain Thos. Parker has growing In
his garden bunch of fins which Is n
credit to the county. The plants are IS
Inches high ami are In bloom. The t-eeo
was sown this spring on the top of t!.e
ground.
At the meeting of the council tonleftt
it Is understood that resolutions will be
Introduced for the extension of Commcr-
j cUil street from Seventeenth to the de
pot at Twenty-third, and Twenty-third
ff(fn Exchange to Commercial.
rioss, HiggirH C. have taken the
agency for the famous "Corvallls'
flour. Three carloads arrived here for
them yesterday and they will iromrase, and will he s.ld to
on furnish dealers with the same
i w Pric,M ln l0U t0
The following otllo-rs wri elected I..st
evening by Court Astoria. No. Forest-
1 die, O. P. Rice; junior beadle. J. M.
' llarker.
Robt. Wakelleld, Capt. F. lian.ly, I. It.
Seeley, It. II. ,S. ( 'hu I b rman. I.. It. i'l
n.-r un.l wife, R. II. Miller, C C. Smith.
W. O. Ray, II. J. P.ow. ... (J. Martin.
C. R. Smeud. Portland; F. H. Isa.vbv ;
York: Frank J. Carter. F. A. Cotheud,
San Francisco, were guests of the "eel
dent yesterday.
The management committee on the
Fourth of July celebration met la.n niuht,
but no cjiiorum Is lng present, the meet
ing adjourned until 7:3"i tonight. It Is
deslrl that reports be receive. from
the finance an l music committees, so
that definite plans can be made. Thin
snouni 1; me largest ceienrauon ever
s.-en In Astoria.
W. F. Scheibe, 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 brands
of smoking tobaccos and smokers' ar
ticles. Give him a call.
A new river service has hen Inaugu
rated between Astoria Bnd Rainier. Ore
gon, Including all Intermediate landings.
The fine steamer ' Pilgrim," Captain A.
Ij. Hrazee, will make round trips dally.
except Sunday, leaving painter at 6:30
a. m., reaching Astoria at 11:30, landing
at the Fourteenth street wharf, and de
parting on her return at 1:30. Prompt
nmo ana me nest service Is guaranteed
for both passengers and freight.
Northern Pacific railroad trains leave
Portland dally at 11 o'clock a. m. t r
Tacoma, Spokane, and the East. Cl'me
connection made at Spokane for Koss
land, Neisrn, Sandow and British Co
lumbia mining camps. For maps and
Information call on or address
C. W. STONE,
Astoria, Or.
At the; special meeting of the council
yesterday afternoon all the members
were present and Mayor Taylor presbbd
An ordinance authorizing the purehuM.-
of the team of horses and apparatus be
longing to Kngire Company No. 1 was
read the first and second times, and the
me.ting then adjourned. The regain r
session of the council will be held to
night. A horse attached to a cart beloi
:;ll.,
to the Co-operative Store became fri,;bt
ened yesterday on Seventh street, and
started to run, turning the corner sharp
ly onto Astor. The cart Just grazed the
telegraph pole, but the driver managed
to get hold of the horse's head and soon
got him under control. No damage
done beyond the spilling of a few pro-cerb-s.
The Elks all over the country are mak
ing great preparations for the national
convention or reunion, to be held In Mtn
ncapollH in July. Each lodge will have
a separate car, decorated with the dls
tlnct colors of the lodge, and each lodge
will have a distinct uniform. The special
train from Portland will be one of lb.
features of the conclave. Every man on
the train, from the car-sweep,.r to the
engineer, will be an Elk. Portland will
bid for the next reunion and grand lodge.
IN TI1K Jl'STIi'1'! (MI'llT.
Throe Uitbers Held for Trial and a
Wife Heater Killed.
Ill Justice Ahorcromhle's court eslcr
day T. Harris, Michael lloiidrl.ksmi 1111
Win. Howard were arraigned on charge
of robbing the pcrsvMi of Martin Powell,
and were held for preliminary trial at
o'clock this afternoon
Wednesday evening Powell stepivd ildo
prison's saloon, and was limn, dint Iv
:iccsttl by the men and Invited to play
cards. This he refined to do. 'I'h
then urg,d him to' set up the drink
which Powell dlil several time. Powell
Is a working man. and his new frlen Is
kindly suggested that they had a com
fortable house to slivp III. which lie was
welcome to stutrv s long as he pleas,.!
without cost, and hinted that It might be
well to take up a little supper. Powell
l hen '(ought some me.it and other supplies
and the whole party proceeded to a sha.'k
near the water works, where supper was
soon cook.! and scried, ami wanli
down with the content of .1 bxl'l" About
midnight Powell was awakened by some
one fumbling about bis vrson, and
Howard standing over him. who tol.l hlri
10 "move out;" that they did not want
film any longer. Howard then left hlni
self and went down lawn, where he
slayt! the rest of the nlc.lit IVwell ion
llseovercd that $'..'. which he had In l.'.s
((ockot, whs gone, tind he also came down
town ami complained to the (lce . (f!v
cers Ots'rg and Htunott stui'leil to II ml
the men. and finally l.v.it.d Howard and
Hendrtckson early this morning, at 1 ic
shack on the Mil Tin y irre.ivd t ie
men. and afterwards c.iitu llarrl"
lown town.
A. A. Illgley, for Natlng his wife, was
lined the full limit of the law W- b
the Judge, on the complaint of the won;.
in.
The occurrence took place In Sivilde 1
few days ago. It was shown that IV
man got ilrunk. I it hi wire on t ie
head and limbs In a brutal manner, sold,
the tent and household effect', took '.he
two little children
torla. As soon as the
foilovvi! him here. v,
ror his arrest, mid i .
children, a bright litih
ami
'Ml,'
t
As
wl'i' nas
(re nut a
:.T(!a see
bov and
il I. !i,
in"! .lot
r.. 11,
:rl. an-l
has lift the man. she savs. for goa!
She Is sun-ring- from henrt dise.is,, but
will not take chan.es with her li:-!.and
again.
ANOTHKH CAIiU'Alt r-'MIM
J V.
Moore to He In At,irii With the
Kimball Again.
I will bo In Astoria with a carl. m, I of
the celebrated Klmlsill nlanoe and or.
itans, direct from our mammoth factor
at Chicago.
This shipment will Include every v
1 riety of the launt styles, from a neat.
plain, nil!um ixe to a full slie e.m.-er'
T;it;. uprlKht In elal ra tey hand .ar.r-i
the public It.
reet at wholeSiile prices, plus expense of
laying them down at Astoria. This will
-ifford anyone wanting a piano or ,ri;.n
an opirtunlty to gc( a strictly hlgh
gnide Instrument from the largest :-(. :vi
and organ faclorj' In the world i; ,,r'.-e
usually usk.-d ,y p tall deal, is an I no ots
for secund and third grade, an I for nlmut
half th.- pel.- asked by them for ' r.r.
class Instruments. The Kimball has b en
sold In Astoria for the pas! fn ;r r hv.
years. If you warn to known nnythluit
alsmt the KlmUill. ask your frbvd-. w 10
have theni. and 1I0 not tzn 1 j.-nt
other lnteresie.1 persons
I.. V. .M',:k,
Representative Klmlcill I'.. t .'-i.
FT I;TH Kit KKTAII.S
Additional Retorts From Fishermen Who
Were In the 1'r.aU.M.
No dins't communication was had with
the authorities at For' I'.niby r. lay,
the wire still Ulng down, but r.ipl.-.m
Parker of the steamer llwaeo says that
the Fort I'anby life saving crew also
went out In the breakers, but what they
did was not learned.
From fishermen who returned yesterday
It was learmd that at ht six bo.
capsijv and tnree m. u were lost, '.' nat
more. Fred Lemon, who wa one of the
men rescued by the Kurt Stevens life
crew, says h.- Is positive tlir.s' men were
lost, hut coild not give the names. 'Here
was also one boat which could nut l.o
reached by the f,. savers, an 1 he .
positive the mm MTish. d. Another boat
was seen to split in two abreast the lU-1,1
ship, but the men were picked up by an-
oiner nsmng ooal, wnicn happened to
lie n.-ar by. It was reported, also, tha'
Russian Aleck was one of the drowned
men, but that fishermen returned last
night with a boat full of fish, so tli.it
rumor Was set at rest.
Fred Hough, who was also reperted
among the missing, returned yesterday
and said that he was at the moiali of
the river during the trouble, but his boat
was not capsized. "There were Fix beats
capsized. Two of thern w. re trylny to
sail away from the breakers, but there
was no wind. You see, sometimes n
swell comes, or ,w0 or ,,ir(, of (hrm
without any warning, ami If then- Is rm
wind it Is a ease of pull, or a Tight with
the breakers. A mart starts In drifting,
the tide, which, during a frc.diet, ,dw; vh
Is running out at the mouth of the rlv r.
Special Cash
From now on
extraordinary
TO CASH PURCHASERS
The list of articles which come under
this head is too long to publish, but a
trial order will show that we mean
business
Ross,
Warrenton Is
Columbia Harbor
Land Co.
CORNER...
BOND, and
ELEVENTH STS.
MtA ao application.
Don't Put
It Off-
Coino miff wluli' tin'
assort mm ist'oiiijilftf.
Monthly Payments
Honest Prices.
Easy
There never lias been so ureal
variety of
FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENTS!mpTiove3Nunde
mi I'xlululloti in Astoria.
The Wiley B. Allen Co,
411 It I Hlrl.
Astoria Military
I ar.ulfs, l.irt:i, Halls ami i'irnu s. I'irst tl.ts on br-tr.i m roniicHtMii
with the (.ami. C.KIIU l.K U .. I Km N.
liiisitu-ss Man.u'crv
W. F. SCHEIBE,
A full lint o( pi.
P. TiiMCte.
A'llclrs.
snJ tsmtiktrs
-47-4 C"OMMt!,rvlrl Hi,
i.irrtcs, him along, und Kn h
it he Is In near
the Jetty, or the North caw
tide sets. If Sodden trolll
that of yesterday, on u nmooth sea, rnd
rue will try to save his net. 'A lion the
water Is rough It Is entr. ni. ly dm!, ult.
and takes lime, to get a '-futhom n, t
out of the water. If you succeed In thnt
you are still In great danger The tr i i'uc
Is ( lu'.vo been, loo venturesome tlii-;
e.'i.oll In uaf ,K,rl.eS lo get fish, tind
mi i'l Hie 1 1 mietitlon of so many I Oats,
and have taken chances that goo.1 Jcdg
ni'Tt woubi t.ot warrnnl, "V cannot say
too inn. h for the bravery und faithful
n. of the life sivlng 1 tew, wh i ar.j .0
the niouih of the rlv.r n t he turn m
very tide, ready to bnd a hand to an
one In troiibla"
Yi ..tenia y morning doretia of Inula cn ill
-Ml b,- n :;hlng near the breaker.
he.,l.4 ,,r danger.
.nuti'm:. iihitihii 11 1 ;s 1 1 hints.
I:rlrlsh residents of Astoria mil vicinity
You ar reipimted to meet at the olhee
of I. I 1 'berry, at S p. in. of Monday.
the 7th of June, to hnir and r Ive the
r.-M.rts rif the various eorundtties aj..
ponte, for the due celebration of -he
.iie.n's Jubilee.
Ily order. J. It. BENNETT,
Secretary
High grado California brandies, and
wines for family, cooking, medicinal nnd
tabl" purposes. "Prlvato Stock," "Cream
Rye. Jld Hickory." "Pride of Ken
tucky" nnd "Hermitage," whiskies In or
iginal packages. Imported wines nnd
tbiuors at reajwmablft prlo-s. Carlsons
Family Liquor Store, M Twelfth sire, t
RED JIEH'S
EXGUiHSIOjN
, . TO .
Seaside,-Sunday, -July -4th
GIVEN BY
COfJCOIBLY TRIBE NO. 7
The Astoria Military linml will bo in
Bttcndwioe.
Rotind Trip Tickets, . . $1,00
Children between ages of 12
onI 5 yenrs, JIALF FAHK
There will bo plenty of ood Hjiort on
the program.
Sale - - -
we will give
inducements
Higgins & Co.
the Best...
THE CENTER OF DEVELOPMENT
ON THE WEST SIDE
Everybody knows that Warrenton values will soon bt
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?
Trie claim mad
by ua that
proved by trio fact that the unan
imous testimony of those who
have- bou.-ht the " HARDMAN "
corroborates tha stntomont. It.
full, resonant tone la maintained
through year, of service, anil an
added brilliancy, without metalllg
quality, rouult through use.
Band
Kl K; M I I . Is new
r.lilv In t.ikr I'lllr.u tH for
Mnnolnv turvr ntitl
livelier
FINE CIGARS!
. ( , A .
-IfisheFS Opera House.
I.. I!. -Vllg . .H and ."tansffr.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY EVENINGS
. . . JUNE 5 and 6 . . .
Siimi'llinig enti-elv new ami novel, lie
' pPMlni'ilie; llp.iti a screen I'Jfeel S'llare
life sue moving scenes, Irnc tn nature
III every detail.
IB..MOVIN(l HCI-.M-.H--IB
fONt I.I IMNO WITH THE
(W1KAT CoKHKir KKillT
Aimlsslon, Adults, . . . 25 Cents
Admission. Children, . . 15 Cents
The Projis'loscuim is sutnelhinii very ilif
feretit from the Vilasoope, snrj asxing
it itl every detail. I'.ui't fail to see the
must wonderful inucliiiio in Ilia 1'uitoil
.States.
GRAMMS & CO.
Groceries, Feed, '
Provisions, Crockery
and Glassware,
HOI.DCIII-AP rOWCAHII
or, 15th t Commercial.
RAINIER TO ASTORIA
Ami Kit urn In One Day,
Steamer Pilgrim,
A. L. ItltAZEK, Master.
Will leavo Rainier dally, except Sunday,
at 6:30 a. m., touching at Ln Du, Mny
gers, Stella, Oak Point, Englii Cliff,
iviiuppa, enrton, westport,
nnd other landings, arriving nt Hth
street wharf, Astoria, at 10 a. m.
Leave Astoria at 1:30 p. m., calling at
way landings on return.
Fast time and satisfactory service
guaranteed.
A. V. ALIviCN,
DEALER IN
Groceries, Flour, Feed, Provisions, Frulti
Vegetables, Crockery, Glass and
Plated Ware. Loggers' Supplies.
Cor, Tenth and Commercial streets
HOP LEE CO.
C LOTH I NO,
Merchant Tailors.
(Jlotercb.l liliu.''rnii''e loonier Hiiltssnd trousers
made a wieei lit. Kvi-rv order punctu
ally on tune etlnfsi;iln giiaraiiii.ed.
Cheaper Than Any Other I'luce In the Gity.
OfiH Cnmmerclal Htreet.
MEN WANTED.
Railroad hands wanted for Immediate
work on track. Apply at room 4, navel
block. A. & C. R. It. R.
BAILOK8 WANTED At 3U 1-2 North
Third street, corner Couch, upstairs.
rooms 2 and 3. P. T. Christendom Port
land, Or.
Exhibition of
Edison Proiectoscope
f
WANTKI.
WAN l'l ( 1 1 v two ein, men, room
near Tenth and ( 'ntniucri lul tie.o. ,,J.
dtrss "I," Aatorhiu olthv.
W.NTi:l' A go.-l gill, for (..dieral
hoiim oik Aililiv c, Ast'Hlnn urrtc(i,
I't'it mam:.
Fi'lt HAl.K A J. 8. Mundy liiiiir..vel
I friction drum IvdnUng rnglnx, Hue et
la'llor. 7.'H ftwt; cylindor, 7x12 I nub,
A fll-wt claji engine, almost n Hihm at
new Addiwa "A." Asturtau iittlce
tOH HUNT.
Fi'li lii:NT luriilh.l rvsdiia, t
suite ' nliiK'l. by the day r lie nth.
Hotel TIkIic, iin.ler entire new iiutiiae
iiioiit ureal reduction in ratee. Mte.
1) V Poller. IlltUtagvl. l'"T I'.lcVOtltk
and l''i aukllii,
Fi'lt Hi;.NT rVvetttl ll rurnlnhesi
riHinm for iiibiueii cheap ai orit.r
of IHla-lw rtll.l S'Vltll slrerte, No. ivi
Siicuih.
l'ult UK NT I'wn upstairs rooms t vfl
Kleii'iitb stiiet. N W lurttm Hints"!)
-welnie ll"fille on 1 lellilne
l i.lt lli:NT Tbo tor now oe. uplV
by tbn 'atlfrab le.taurant, i.'l Com
inrrciul street. J II Mnsell
l'ult hi. NT r'nridalit'l ruoin, t.ntrar
ly o. at.-l. lit : bauc.i atros t
l'HT.
L'.'tfT A '-Mil- li of key. Finder plena
bale it A. toil. ill omVw
Ft iL'.VU
I'lil NP one. halt net SUd lines. plek4
up ttl buoy Nil. 1! Dwnor sort hAlesaine
on proving ownership atvt i yt g all t
inmara nnd sail ago. Apply at Elinors'.
csnnery.
Ful'NI' Adrift. Hear 'INiIibuci Iv-lnt,
a CoUitnliU rlv.r fishing lst, poiiitd
gray ouuildc atul yrlloiv lusb'.e. tiwoef
.an hav same by app.ylnic to JohB
Smith, on l."w.r Snag inland, proving,
property and l-a)!!. churp-.
PllirKrtHiNAL L'AltUM
it. A. SMITH. .
t'KNTIST. tg
Itooins 1 and 1'ythlan Pulldlnf.
uver C. II. Cooper's store.
Ult O. II. EST EH,
PHYSICIAN AND Hl'KUISON.
Hpn lul attontlon to iIImuu of women
and surgnry.
tiltlco over Ins!gcr store. Astoria,
Tolephona No. U.
I'll. JAY TI TTMC.
PHYSICIAN AND SI'IUIKON
firttce, rvs.ins D end 8, Pythtnn bulldf.
Ml hi Commercial 81, ltreldoncs sam.
Telephone Kd.
Ai-tlng asslalatit surgeon If, H. Me
rino hiwipltal service.
J. Q. A. nOWLRT.
ATTOHNEr AND COl'NBELOR
AT LAW.
Ofllre on Horn atrest, Astoria, Or.
II. T. CROHMT,
ATTORN KT-AT-LAW.
VJI Commercial street
JOHN T. LIOIITKR.
ATTORN IST-AT-LAW.
omoe, upstairs, AstorUn Pulldlna;.
C. C. HUt'WEIt, "
ATTORNKY AT LAW.
Uumlerson Dulldlnif.
Aetotia, Oregon
J. N. Dolph. rtlrhard Nliea,
Chstir V. Dolph.
DOLPH, NIXON A DOLPH,
ATTOIINET8 AT LAW.
Portland, Oreon, H. 25, M and W.
Hamilton Ilulldl HI. All Inirnl mtA naI.
iM.'tlon busln ss promptly attended to.
Claim against tha government ipe
tlalty.
BOCIETT MEETINOB.
TEMPLE LODOH NO. T. A. V. uA
A. M Hegular communications held on
the nrst and third Tuesday evening- of
nth month.
O. W. LOUN811KHRT. W. U.
E. C. IIOLDKN, Benretary. .
I872 i8oj,
Fisher
Brothers,
Sell Astoria
Lubricating
OILS
A Specialty.
Ship Chandlery,
Hardwan,
Iron A Stft'l,
Coal,
GrocerieH & ProvisionB,
Flour & ATill Feed,
Paints, Oils, VarnisheB,
logger s Supplies,
Fairbank'g Scales,
Doors & Windows,
Agricultural InaplemeuU .
Wagons A Vehicles,