THE DAILY ASTOHlAN, SIMMY MORXIXfl. Jl'LY 4, 1IW7.
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We have just received a car of the Celebrated
Gold Coin Stoves
and Steel Ranges
From Chicago, which we guarantee superior
in every way to anything on the market, and
at a greatly reduced price
Call and see Jthem at
HOWELL & VARDS
Formeily M. C. Crosby's Store.
New Lot.
Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Kid Spring Heel Shoes
Lace and Button
Burleigh
the Cash Grocer.
POPULAR PRICES. .
CANDY
All Kinds...
..and Prices
THE BEST IN THE CITY
SHANAHAN BUILDING.
Telephone , rr
Columbia Shoe Company
523 Commercial Street.
SHOES
Ladies', Misses
and Children's..
0XBL00D LACE
Prices Reasonable Full Value
la now on the way and will reach Astoria
about July IS.
See Rose, Hlgglna & Co.. offer to ell
roods tor cash.
S Ross. Hlgglns &- Co. for fresh fruits
and vegetables.
Leave your orders for wild blackberries
at Ross Higgins & Co.'.
Complete Stock of Serviceable
Boots and Shoes
John Halm & Co.
4 479 Commercial St.
Are
Wi
Ladles' ma Children's
Ribbed Cotton Undervests
IBq to $1.50
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ALBERT DUINBAR,
Cor. Ninth and Comtbfercial 6U
AROUND TOWN.
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SUNDAT.
Be It thine life's cares to smother.
And to brighten eyes now dim;
Kind deeds done to one another
God accepts as done, tny brother.
L'nto him. Bonar.
July the. 4th.
The Red Men today.
Ask your grocer for "Papola."
Best meals 10c, at Casino restaurant.
No dyspepsia if you use 'Tapola."
fee cream
Smith's.
by the bushel it C &
Albert Dunbar has been appointed ex
clusive agent for Astoria, of the Butterick
Publishing Co. His stock of patterns
Foard & Stokes keep "Papola," besides
a full line of One groceries.
The steamer Columbine will dress
tomorrow In honor of the day.
ship
funeral will take pluo today tit 1 oVtook.
at Sklpxnon. The Interment will be nt
Clatsop cemetery.
P. J. Meany. the-leading merchant
tailor, 1ST TWb. St. The highest price
paid (or fur skins.
fireworks. Hr eravfc.r. dags, kunllug
and China laaleres at the New York Nov
elty Star. Order, from the eoaelry
promptly attended lo.
Miss Pora Jones and Miss Grade PtMs-
vert, of CUtskiinlv. lire visiting tneir
aunt. Mrs. A. M. Whrelef.
FOR SALE! flrst-olasa milch cow
for sale at a bargain; also 4 good work
hones. Apply at this office.
The 8tore tniln are now making
connections with the bouts at both the
Telephone anil O. U. & N. docks.
Coin special brands of hams, ba.-on,
lard and canned mentis are the best In
the rnarket. Ask your grocer for them.
Judge T. A. McBride visited some of
the seining grounds over which there Is
a dispute, on the lower river, yester
day.
It was rumored last night that when It
began to rain Weather Man Johnson
skipped out of town to avoid mob vio
lence. Reports received from the canneries and
fish baits yesterday were that a decided
Improvement In the nin of fish took place
in the afternoon.
Mr. R. C. Nlchol. traveling freight
agent of the IVnver anl Rio Grande
railway, with headquarters In Denver,
was In the city .yesterday.
Boy.'. Tooth's and Llttla Gent'. Ox
Blood Shock Colombia Shoe Co,
. - I Half fare from all points on thi rull-
Mlss Cortnne Hanson left last night forlroaa to Astoria and Warrenton Julv 5th
a visit of two weeks In Portland. jTake In the celebration at Astoria nr d
- .the clambake at Warrenton.
Best cup of coffee In town at the Model
Restaurant. 463 Commercial street
Half fare from all points on the rail-
the Bon-!roul to As"rla and Warrvnton July 5th.
j lane in tne reieoration at Astoria una
'thA elnmhnlra nt W :i re., n t rtn
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j Pine piano for sale cheap. Will take
port payment In room and board for nan
'and wife. Easy terms for balance. Ad-
Price very low. Rosa, Higgins & Co. '
' On Monday. July 5th, the A. At C. R.
H. R. will sell tickets from all points on
!the line to either Warrenton or Astoria
at one fare for the round trip.
ture in mini "The New Woman pVjtt of
t.iod to F.tnt the World." Mr. tielnml
has drllveml litis lecture In nil the prin
cipal cites of the Northwest, and ur
ever he has irc. nicil it he has received
a most cordial reception, From the rep
utatlivt Mr. tVpeland has nctjiilred as
pastor In Dmalui, Tncomn, Stockton,
"l., mid 8,ilrm. the people of this cliy
may be assured that they will N enlir-i.un-.l
mid uislriicied. No admission will
te charged, hut a collection w ill l e taken.
Yesterday the mayor sinned the oMi-
nances NiithorlsitiK the collection nt un
paid aeiv . ,ua on the Second niocl
sewer; nincndlng onlmancc No, !! for
he picvi ntlon or fires; appropriating
J-'ta?i to U t.elvck.
The course to be covered by the
cycles nt the races tomorrow will !n:
West on liond from Fourteenth to Ninth;
south to Puaiie; east to Tliliteeiilli.
outh to Kxchango; east to Fourteenth,
and north to Itotid.
Thirty hoys of tt-c iij;es of rHc t.
vett y.sirs are wanted to r'.lc on the
liberty car tomorrow. Julv 5. Thev w:il
Hrt to Mrs, A. A. Cleveland. pres.
lent of the Woimm's Kcllef Corps, before
the form..t Ion of the procession.
Ross, HlBsins Ji Co. have taken the
agency for the famous "Corvnllle"
flour. Three carloads arrived hero for
them yesterday and they will ti-om
now on furnish dealers with th. same
at mtll price, in lots to auit.
The railroad contiHtny's new oiilce on
the Telephone dock Ms-noJ y.irterilay
vlth Mr. R. J. Munlon In charve ns agent
and operator. Horetifter tickets will b
sol. I by him and bills of hiding l.vuM
at the new ofllce lnsttd of ot the Tel
ephone office as heretofore.
A new river service has heen Inaugu
rated between Astoria and Rainier, Ore.
uon, Including all Interm.Hllnte landings.
The fine steamer "PlUrlin." Captain A.
I llrasee. will make round trips dally,
except Sunday, leaving Rainier t 5:Ju
- m.. reaching Astoria at lVi. landing
at tne f ourieenth street wharf, and de
nartlntf on her return at :X. Prompt
time and the lest serrl-e Is Kusrantertf
for both passengers and freight.
At the presentation of the war drama.
"ICnllsted for the War." last night, at
Fisher's Oivra House, the audience was
highly entertained and gnutly pleaM
by the performance. Mlso Josle Jewctt
and Mr. H. H. Vldalln. In the leading
character, made the hits of the evenlpg
The other characters of the pluy wrre
well cast and each erformcr earned sp-plnuse.
JUST IN
Ladles' nnil Gent's
BATHING SUITS.
PrlccM RcciHotuiblc
iMen's and Youths'
BATHING TRUNKS.
Irc, 20c unci 25c.
C. H. COOPER
The LfaJIrif House
"f AMOfU.
Northern Pacific railroad trains leave
Portland dally at 11 o'clock a. m. I t
Tacoma. Spokane, and the East. Close
conneotl.wt made at Spokane for Rose.
lB-nd, Nelson. Sandow and Rritlsh Co
lumbia mining camps. For maps and
Information call on or address
C. W. STONE,
Astoria. Or.
J. V. MARIEN & CO
Groceries, Meat and . . .
General Merchandise
I602 riiAINKI.I AV12MUU
We meet all prices. Call and see us and fce convinced
TU1I.V tiRAND!
Buy your sweet cream at
honnlere; it will not faQ to whip.
Ice cream by the bushel at C.
Smith's. Private parlor for ladles.
Special sale of fine red currants today.
, For rootling and skylights go to the
Astoria Roofing and Cornice Co.. 3 Ninth
street
Two hundred boxes assorted fruits Just j
Ross, Hlg- ;
in. Everything going cheap,
gins & Co.
Don't miss the Red Men's excursion to
Seaside today, and you will hear the
eagle scream.
Crawl clambake at Warrenton on July
oth. Fare, 25 cents for the round trip j
from Astoria.
Grand clambake at Warrenton on July
5th. Fare, 25 cents (for the round trip
from Astoria.
On Monday. July ,r.th. the A. C. I
R. R. will sell tickets from all points on
the line to either Warrenton or Astoria
at one fare for the round trip.
Full set of teeth, 110; warranted, r'aln-
less dentistry at reaonable prices. Dr.
;D. S. 8tryker, dentist (X years' experi
ence), 5i!2 Commercial street, Astoria Or.
Readers of the Astorlan who are hunt'
lng houses or rooms for rent, furnished
and unfurnished, may And something to
suit them In the Astorlan's for rent col
umn.
It is understood that there will be
special music at the 4 o'clock service, at
Grace church today.
John Gadsby died Friday at Sklpanon,
of Bright's disease. He was a well
known resilient on Clatsop Plains, 54
years of age, and leaves a family. The
$400 not $200
Two San Francisco grocers Ring Bros, and T. Salomon
won $100.00 each because they sent the most yellow tickets
before June 15th.
But grocers and clerks can get more tickets than other
nsumers; so we also paid $100.00 each to the two persons
named below :
Mrs. Wm, Funk, Winnemucca, Nevada, 133 tickets.
Mrs. L. Durinjr. 819 Bryant Street, San Francisco, 7a tickets.
Mrs. During got a number of friends in San Francisco
and near by (one keeps a boarding house) to give her their
tickets ; and she used the tea herself.
By the way, she uses Schillings Best baking powder and
extracts too bad she doesn't know how good Schillings Best
spices are! But she says the extracts and baking powder
are wonderful.
A woman in Stockton, who keeps a restaurant, came very
near getting a prize. She deserves one for supplying her
customers such good tea.
Better read our advertisements every day some contain
suggestions how to win the prize.
Ey the way, grocers can't compete for the two $150.00 prizes offered for the
most yellow tickets in one envelope between June 15th and August 31st They
cm, however, compete for the $1000.00 prize. B 4
. SCHILLING'S BEST TEA SAN FRANCISCO
j Tommy Russell and Johnnie McCul
lough have gone to Portland on a visit
,and will bring bark with them a horse
and cart They will be the proudest boys
: in town.
When you want a real life-like and
artistic photo, don't fall to call on 8nod
grass. The work he la turning out now
I Is ahead of anything ever made In As-
toria before.
In a few days the A. & C. R. R. R.
will Issue the new time card, baggage
tariff and freight tariff. Freight rat's
have been equalised by making reduc
tions on some articles.
Mr. R. J. A. O'Reilly, traveling freight
agent of the Denver and filo Grande
Western railway, the Ogden Gatewny
route, was In the city yesterday, looking
after business for his line.
Yesterday Weather man Johnson deco
rated his office for the Fourth by hanging
out all of the signal flags. H- said
he Intended to give the people nil kinds
of weather, and apparently succeeded.
Ross, Higgins & Co, are still In busi
ness at the old stand and will give
aa good value for the money as anyone.
Entrance to their store trm east side
while street repairs are In progress.
The grand Fourth of July ball to be
given at Foard & Stokes' hall, Monday
night, July 5, will be distinctly separate
from the show on Saturday night. Tick
ets to 'ball, 11. Grlbler's orchestra will
! furnish tlie music.
Astorians will be treated to an excel
lent lecture on next Thursday even
ing, July 8. Rev. W. E. Copeland, of the
Unitarian church, Seattle, Oregon, will
deliver In the lecture room of tne Con
gregational' church In this city, hU lec-
Tne Lightest Sturc In Astoria-Wise's
Customers See What They Are
. Hi ylng. ,
That's liner That's grand! That" 1 . n
terprtslng: could lie heard on all sides
whvn the sun had rvtlred to his stellar
couch and wrapped his Inky mantle of
darkest night over his brilliant head.
The electric sign of -Wise's, the up-to-dnte
reliable clothier, caused these ex
pressions of delight, and well It may.
Herman Wise follows the rule that suc
cess must surely rome to him who de
serves It; and he does deserve It.
"I am not ashamed to let the mnt
searching light cat Its rays on the kind
of goods I ke,p," nays he
In the day time, the many windows In
front, in 'the rear and on the sides of
his store make the Interior of his store
bright, and In .Jhe evening It Is lit up
as brightly as possible, so that every cus
tomer may see what he Is buying.
"I thought I'ncle Sam's birthday w:l
an appropriate occasion to begin the Illu
mination," said Mr. Wise. "I have the
right kind of goals and fny prices speak
for themselves."
Buccess to you, Herman; and may your
example find many followers.
Some Things in season
Complete Salmon Nets, Knitted Web
I .mi'n Mmiorc w
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I avvm Hncc V
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jjhuildintf
Carpenter's Tools
FOARD & STOKES CO.
Mnnulncturer nnJ
lcf) I r In
W. F. SCHEIBE,
FINE CIGARS!
A full line of Pipes. Tobscco.
snd Smokers' Articles.
471 Commercial Bl.
NOTICK TO PIONEKRfl.
All pioneers of 12 arid prior thereto
are requested to be at the grand stand
In court house square, In this city, at the
Fourth of July exercises, as the commit
tee lhai prepared for seats on the pint
form for all such.
R. N. CARNAHAN,
Secretary Oregon Pioneer Historical So-
rlety.
NOTfCK.
Notice Is hereby given that nil quar
terly licer,isfs are now due oral payable
to the, Chief of Police at his office, and
If not paid within t-n days from dale
of this notlr.e, a penalty of 23 per efnt
ildltlonnl will be charged.
H. E. NELSON,
Auditor an1 Police Judge.
Astoria, Oregon, July 1, JKi".
Special Bill of Fare.
ALL THE DELICACIES OF
THE SEASON SERVED...
...IN FAULTLESS STYLE
Fourth - of - July - Collation
THE PALACE RESTAURANT
538 Commercial Street
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Fire Works
Fire Crackers
OF ALL KINDS
WING LEE, 543 Commercial St.
4th July
JIM LEE cV CO
l)nlr In
All Klndnoi Firework
"Mil FlrecrnckerH
CHBAPBNT APKO HUNT
COMB A NO MHIS Ul
No. .17.) Ilond Mtreet
RAWER TO ASTOfllA
And Kcturn In One Duy,
Steamer Pilgrim,
A. L. B RAZEE, Mcatsr.
win leave Maimer dally, exenot R.m..
at o; a. m touching t La lm. m..J
sum, menu, um 1-0 nt, Eaiile Clin
.-...!,,,, n.hhvu, Tveaiport,
snd other landlnirs. arriving ijii.
treat wharf, Astoria, at 10 a. m.
tave Astoria at 1:10 n. m.. esllin. .1
way landings on return.
rasi umo ana satisfactory un,i
Special Cash Sale - - -
From now on we will give
extraordinary inducements
TO CASH PURCHASERS
The list of articles which come under
this head is too Ion? to publish, but a
trial order will show that we mean
business ....
-Ross, Higgins & Co.
.SNAP A KODAK.
at any man coming out ol
our stors and you'll get a
portrait of a msn brimming
over wltn pleasant thoiiKlits.
Such quality In the liquors
wa havsto offer are ejuotigli to
plesss any msn.
COMB AND THY THBM
HUGHES & CO.
THE ASTORIAN WANT COLUMNS-
WOH RUNT.
To ItKNT Fuiiilsliett Iiuiisb tit twill fur
the summer, I'm lor, sitting room, hod
room mid klli'lim, Including pluiiu. Ap
ply tC'4 Franklin uvo,
Full IlKNT- Furnished house, rudy
for hmieeliiii. Fk li.ilice street, In
UHll'e of H T. Mi'Kcun.
I't'll IIKNT-Twii clean, l-r'on ro.
limes. Inqulro of W. J. Mvulley, Ul llnnd
treet, ur 4H Ksehnngo stroet,
Full IlKNT i:ilit room house on loih
1 rwi, near tlnnid; t'M nr nnnilli, As-.
loilit Land a ItivpslniKiit Co, V1 Coiu
nieivlnl street.
ii'H HI. NT. -Two rooms furiilalied fur
Hiilil luni.. lvr.'iliiK, over W I 'oinlii. ri l.
livel: II ir nionth. Astoria Laud and
luvraliui'lit I'o.
Foil HKNT-Furnished rvHtitut. an
suite. or slngls, by (lis day r nwi'ith.
Il.ilel Tin lis, under intra naw iiuuiaga
nxMit. tlr( neducllon In raira. Mrs,
O. V, I'orlor, insjiugsr. C Klsvauifs
and Fiaiikllii. .
FOR IlKNT-rWveral w. jt furnlahed
ruouia for ;mlruin vhr.10 at owaer
vf I'uaiib and Seventh streets No, l
Ssveiilh.
FOR ItK.NT-Two upalslrs rooms at i
Klrvelllll atrret, N. V. icuiirr lUrrlaun
aVDniio. Iiujulro on prsmlas.
MKN WANTCP.
Itallrnid hands wantsd for Immcdlat
work 011 track. Aiply at nm 4. 1aTsl
'' A. C. It. H. K.
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WANTKH.
W .N"t'F.I iy n rllr,r(1,, ttuinan,
lieu., , leaning u ,o. Addrr "M." Alor
lati iifhrr.
Ktlt HALE.
Foil H.Vl.K A J. B.'alundy Imi.r.v"s4
friction drum hoisting vnglns. Hlis f
1-oiler. r:' feet; cyllndsr. Till innli.
v :u i iiit eiiaiiis, almost as g im! a
now. Address "A." Aatortan offlc.
For a cheap and on aasy tertna,
four chute building lots In MrClurv'a
Astoria. For particulars call on HuwaU
Ward, lis Ilond street.
UHT.
SEASIDE SAWMILL.
A complete stock of lumber on hand
In the rough or dressed. Flooring, rus
tle, celling and all klndg of finish; mold
ing and shingles. Terms rsaaonabla
and price at bedrock. All orderr
promptly attended to. Offlce and yard
at mill. H F U LOGAN,
Seaside, Oregon. Proprietor.
1.1 M' - Vrslrt'lfiy Jllrtli.Min, tu her
III tho I.IU,Iik ISM-tlull of , ,1Vi A .
ly a A F. f, .ln. The flmUr will
r. turti It to the Aatorlati orh,-. and nj.
-le . illai'lr rrwnrd
l.nMr -Aslrlkun collarplte, ll.n
Third. Hovonth and ll.md, jsjatoftlra
Hiiorn aisl oinrnnr-inl. Klmltr Irava
at Aainrlun nfllce: roward will ,m.
MIH l;l.l,AMjill K
OFFICE iF f. g .f . V.WVnl' VKH
IlurriK'ks. W11.l1., Jimn , 10:. H al.d
(toi-usala. Ill tripll.nt,, fa rrit
h tr, or nt offli-a-s of qutirt.-nnsstrr al
H.'Un llr.ka and Fort Hlunnan.
Idaho, 1'ortlati.l. Hr, and Furu t'nnhy,
His.kiUie. Wall Wnlla ami Van. oiivsr
1h-,..), Wash . t I iVI,H-k t 111, July
I"'". iiikI thrn otirnrd, for fiirtiMiing
fur.irf,. iH d.llitK II,. r.. f,,r fr MKi
-ar roinni.-iirlng J- I. inn. Informa
tion fvinilslusl htr .ir hy aaid ( starter.
IIKMlrla. I', ri rra-nn rittht lo rfoct
or m-rejit any or nil rtiml t,r any
fart tlirrmf. Knvpi)irs roiitolnlng
pro..iL ahould l ni.irk.l: ' l-roi.imals
for Font iumI lKs,Hiy, (ll aftj
addri ss.,,1 i uii.l-riimr. or W r.i, t
v quiiru-rmtuitrrs. J W. Jarnl,, V,
Q. it.
nClLDEHS AND CONTnACTOIlB.
If you want good lumbar and lowtel
prleew figure with the Oobl MlUa,
W. II. EDWARDS, agent
PROFESSIONAL CARD
c. c. nitowEn.""'"'"' -wJw.
ATTtilt.NET AT LAW.
Uundonon Ilulldlng,
Ajrtorla, Orsgon.
JOHN T. LIOHTER,
ATTOHNE Y-AT-LAW.
Offlce, upstairs, Astoruuj BuUdlnf.
DU. JAY TUTTUS.
PHYSICIAN AND BUKUEON
Office, roome 6 and i, PythUn bulldg.
M1V, Commercial Bt, Ileeidenes same.
Telephone M.
Acting assistant surgeon U. S. M
tine hospital service.
II. A. SMITH.
DENTIST.
Rooma 1 and 2. Pythian Building,
over C. H. Cooper store.
ta a a kstbb,
PHY8ICIAN AND BURGEON.
Special attantl OH In Almmm
and aurgory.
umca over Dana-ger, itort,
Telephone No. (X
J. J. A. BOWLBT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW.
Offloe on Bond street, Astoria, Or.
H. T. CROSBY,
ATTORNET-AT-LAW,
4a Commercial street
Chester V. DoTphT" Rlohard NlaoT
UOLI'H & NIXON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Portlunil u
1 V. mi, u, ana 17.
Hamilton rtoii,ii., T; . ... .'
.,, , "o iea".i ano col
lection llllaln -ka n..K. . 1 . . . .
u, i.iiu jr aiionaih to.
tlalmg against the government a ape-
BOCIETY MEETINGS.
TEMI'LK Lnnnin wn - J1-'1-
. - " i, a. p. a. mi
A. M. Reirular rnRitininln.il... v.,
the first and third Tuesday evening of
each month.
' O. W. LOUNSBERRT. W. It
W. C. HOLDEN, Becreury.
A. V. AUEN,
DEALER IN
Groceries, Flour, Feed, Provisions, Frulta
vegetables, Crockery, Glass and
Plated Ware. Loggers' Supplies.
Cor. Tenth and Commercial streets.