THE DAILY AST0K1AN, SIXDAY MOKNlNtl Jl'LY U. 1i7.
flEWS FR0l THE WEST SIDE
MOTOR SERVICE
NOWIXSTALLED
And the Hotel Plavct Crowded With
Happy Guests.
Th hotel at Flavcl prtwnt lively
ene now, for many of the guests who
had wiicyrtHl room for th tummrr hav
arrived. Paraon'i orohotra came yetcr
dny anil, lnt evening dfeproinM om
excellent muclc, moch to the delight of
the fruevta. The nw motor service lie-twec-n
h-re and Astoria has done much
for this side of the bay during the hriet
laoe it has Iwn running, and It Is no
uncommon nhrht to see number of Actor
lans about the hotel during the d.iy time.
A late nlshl train would !e a great con-ve-r.
-. Ce.
brother, U Mi-Uvirney are visiting In
New Astoria and vicinity.
Andrew Johnson, mate of the steamer
Mvttolell haa moM his family to New
Astoria.
Fourth of July wag very quiet, every
o w w1k could went to Asiorla or War
tvnton to colehrate with his neighbor.
SEASIDE.
Mr, J, H. Johansen made a business
trip to Astoria on Friday.
Mr. Ale Gilbert has been busy of late
improving his Seaside property
Mrs. J. T. Lighter, daughter and son
are. at the seaakle for the summer season.
Wm. Lacock returned Tuesday morning
from Portland, where he wont lo scn.l
the Fourth wlih his family.
F. N. Hrax.-e, who has lwn III in lvt
lnnd for several weeks, has returned to
Ms work. Mrs. Urate.' returned with
him.
Ti frtiucnt trains to and from the
city are a luxury, but It will punle a
Philadelphia lawyer to ke'i track of
them.
The Point A.l.uu life Ktvliig crew
continue to do good service at the month
of the river. They go down to the bar
every day.
Willi im Stoddard ma.lv a trip to Oregon
City last wck for a few days to testify
In the Warren-Ulhson contest over a
claim at Elk creek.
Sunday la a lively day nt Flavel now
that good weather has come. The hotel
is taxed to its utmost caiMcity, Manager
The Seaside hotel will b under the Locke Is very popular,
management of Jerome Dillon, this sea-
son. Old Mr. King who has been employed
on the works for years, was stricken
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McLeod and child- ;wIth paralysis and taken to Fortlnnd
ren have returned to their home In Tort-
land.
last Monday. As he Is a man past 70
years, fears are felt for his recovery.
la loon accident at Ktirvka, Oul., In which
WVmi.u. 1 Uutt Ills life. w.tM a l-ol-
Id -lit of that town (Aln-rdeenl, and that
his body has Iwn ordered sent there.
It appear that hon the bnloon was
Itillated and the restnvliilng ro'S casl on",
it idiot up feot. with Taiwcott en
tangled In the ropes. !! was dropped to
tlw earth and sustained Injuries from
which death resulted.
1'equlam's ball team liaa been tlltod out
ttlih now uniforms. The town Is duly
proud of tfcem.
Miss Anna Ilelkuan Pnlslie.1 her term
of school nt South Itend last week, hays
the Trlbun.
Mr. and Mrs. lltimgartim, of Portland.
are esconstnt for the season at tne ortn
IV.ich.
Mrs. K. R Campbell of Aberdeen has
ri:iriHHl home from . visit to Astoria.
Yr. Harry Orlbh was over from As-
tori i to attend the celehnitl n.
Mlw Lottie Shot-nun of Astoria Is visit-
' Mr k-l M' WilUJrahain
i'ls M y Hunter wis a visitor to As-
toc-it but week.
Seaside now has the benefit o an elec- At mwtlnf. of th, Occident" As
trlc light system for Illuminating the' mW. of rnlteU Artisans Thursday
t reels.
evening, the following officers were eleet-
led; John Richardson, master artlA&n:
Miss AJma Johnson, of Astoria, has I -Am Pean. supvrlnt.ti.k-nt; John F.
been visiting friends at this place during secretary: E. M. Lolly, treasurer;
the week past. jj, W. Peck, chaplain: J. C. Hill, In-
- structor.
Mr. Trescott. of Goble. was In town ,
during the week. Inspecting his fish sta- 1
tion on Skipanon creek. 1 WARREXTOX.
Those Interested In the orgunltation of j Xothliur new here this week. Every-
an athletic club at Warrenton will meet 'thing is hustle and bustle about the place.
at the Tribune office tomorrow night.
for the road work keeps a large force
"" "" i of men going steady. Street lmprove-
The family of Mr. F. A. Fisher arrived j ,nv.m, ne v !k.u . ar. 1 various other
on Thursday for the season. Mr. Fisher t improvements about the city give em
Is expected dowa to spend Sunday. iment t0 a mM army of ,, an,i a
" " i consequence leave a considerable amount
That Seaside people have confidence in j 0f money among the local morv-har.ts.
their resort Is attested by the Improve- j Warrenton Is a busy little railroad center.
son.
The Tribune says that the Western
Clay Manufacturing Company has a
gang of men at Fort Clatsop gathering !co a -.t Ions.
clay for tle works at Portland.
i for under the new time card fully ?
'regular trains arrive and depart from
i the denjt. It Is or.ly a foretaste of wh-it
SVEXSEX XOTES.
Miss llogw of Magser's. Is visiting Mrs
J.imes Cuslck.
lxKlng Is nearly at a standstill on
account of rain.
Svenson people got together on Monday
and had a basket dinner.
Mr. J. Terry, who cut his foot last
week. Is again able to get out.
In the evening a dunce was giver, at
riurnslde's hall, which was well at ten led.
Wei weather Is damaging the grass nt
present, as It Is nearly ripe and lodging.
Geo. Hills and A. Strom were up fro1
Ft. Stevens on a visit home the first of
the week.
Knapa gave a picnic dinner at McFar-
lane's wharf on Saturday, with dancing
from 3 o'clock until II p. m.
Mr. Lee s school program was ex
cellent. Games and other amusements,
including foot-racing, were indulc;,! In.
Capt. C. W. Hamhlln, of Morrison.
made this place a cull on Wednesday.
The orator of the day nt Knappt cn
July Ith attempted to deliver a poll'l'al
peech. His hearers thought It was not
the proper time for political argum-nt.
though no remonstrance was made.
we may expect when the railroad Is
completed through to trancontlnental
Clarence Brown has given up his posi
tion In Johansen's store for a berth on
the light-house tender. Columbine. Mr.
Coulton has succeeded hlra In the store.
Several of the Hon. BenJ. Young's fam
lly went back to Astoria during tho rainy
weather. They can't stay away from
Seaside long, though, at this season of
of the year.
Now that Warrenton Is connected with
the city of Astoria by a well regulated
suburban car system It Is a matter of
fact that no one will think of visiting As
toria, without also contemplating a trip
over this delightful road and through
cur growing country.
A pleasure craft salltd down from
Astoria Ust Sunday, with a party of
cruisers aboard. It Is a beautiful sailing
I course which lies between the two towns.
Harrison Allen, the assistant district and the waters of Skipanon creek are as
attorney, with Mrs. Allen and her mother j placid as a mill pond,
has arrived, bringing a fine camping i .
OTHER IXTERIOR TOKXS.
Itlarkberry r 'eking Is being Indulged
In, up the river.
Miss l.ora Barr, of IjiCentr, Wash.,
is v-Uitlng at Clatskanle.
Rev. Dr. Gue delivered the Fourth of
July oration at Clatskanle.
Chaa. Llndell. of Vesper, was a visitor
to Clatskinle. during the past week
equipment, and will pitch tent on the
Chutter property.
It Is to be deplored that, such weather
as we were given last Sunday, should
greet the Red Men's excursionists. A
much larger crowd than was In atten
dance would surely have been down,
under other conditions, but those who
did make the trip were determined to
have a good time anyhow, and made the
best of the circumstances.
In regard lo Astoria's beirg dubhed a
"common point," the residents of this
place say they would disdain such an ap
pellation and claim that Warrenton Is
an "extraordinary" point.
The te.nperance warfare has lulled, so
to speak, and now the liquor business is
b'lng carried on here, though in an
orderly manner.
Wanvnton was patriotic on the Fourth,
even the fish receiving scowi dlsplay-
The beautiful resort at Gearhart Fark J lr'
will open for the season on July 15th. j
Mr. O. S. Hersey is the manager, while
Mr. H. E. Clemens will act In the capac
ity of clerk. The hotel has been renovat
ed, and a bowling alley put In. Golf
links are added as an attraction to re
sorters. A telegraphic and mail service
will also contribute to the convenience
of guests.
the national colors.
District Alter ny Cle?;on his ln-en
sp.idlng the past week at his home In
St. Helens.
The steamer Pilgrim took nbout W pns
senr rs from Cathlamet to vstorla to nt-
tnl the celebration.
James Brown and Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Busey, r turned to Knappa last Tuesday,
after a visit to Astcrla.
Lender Ljfc.-k. of Astoria, has leen
engaged In clearing the railroad right
of way of building, at Clatskanle.
Rainier, since it has a dally , round-
trip boat service with Astoria, Is sending
I passengers down the river to make their
I purchases, thus adding another locality
tributary to the seaport.
ILKACO.
Pacific Circle, Women of Woodcraft,
Is promoting a picnic and excursion to
be given by that lodg? to this place on
Sunday. August 1st. The order will prob
ably muke arrangements with the trans
portation companies at Portland to pro
vide a special Saturday night service,
which will enable a large number of the
ordr to attend from that place. As the
weather at this season of the year Is
usutlly perfect, nothing In the way of In
clement weather is anticipated to mar
the pleasure of the day. Further an
nouncement will be made, when arrange
ments are perfected.
FLAVEL AXD PORT STEYEXS.
Col. Geo. H. Mnrbll la a guest of Hotel
Flavel.
Mrs. Rosetta McGuire visited Seaside
last Sunday.
R. E. Turk and wife went to Astoria
for the Fourth.
Joseph M'-Gulre of the L. S. 8. tpent
his Fourth in Astoria.
Mrs. Jackson of Portland Is visiting her
daughter at Fort Stevens.
Mrs. David Kindred is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. B. C. Kindred this week.
Col. Geo. H. Mendell, Inspected the new
fortification at Ft. Stevems Friday.
Mrs. Wm. Storm and children left
Satrrday for a two weeks visit to Deep
River.
School having closed In Portland, Miss
Little Schofner has Joined her mother
at Fort Stevens.
Mr. Earl Stoner, at Seaside, and
The good people of Ilwaco celebrated
Saturday, July 3rd. The day opened up,
as usual, with rain, which was quite a
set back to some of the numbers on the
prnKram. Miss Mudge, one of Ilwaco's
prettiest young ladles was queen of the
day: and the Liberty car was a thing of
beauty with the young ladles. The inarch
commenced at it ja a. m. and was headed
by the Ilwaco Brass Band. After march
ing Lake street and down Spruce the
procession moved to the grove, wlw-re Mr.
Welch, of South Bend, delivered the or
ation, and Miss Markham read the Dec
laration of Independence. After dinner
the different races took place; and a
grajul ball In the evening closed the
national holiday In Ilwaco.
The Long Beach celebration was held
Monday, July th. Horse races, foot
races, bicycle races, sack races and a
number of other races were programme
and were successfully carried out. The
afternoon was taken up by a football
game, the Long Beach team playing a
picked aggregation. The? game resulted in
favor of Long Beach with a score of 3
to 0.
Advices from Aberdeen state that Mr.
J. W. Tappscott who was killed in the
The steamer R. R. Thompson se nt out
a ho.it to the r-suc-ie of some overturned
lfcherme-n about a w-ek sine-, ner I
Brookfleld, thus adding the crew, of that
steamer to the life saving service.
REAHONd WHr CHAMBERLAIN'S
COLIC, CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA
REMEDY IS .THE BEST.
1. lie-auie It affords almost Instant re
lief In case of pain in the stomach, colic
and cholera morbus.
2. Because It Is the only remedy that
never fails In the most severe cases of
dyser,t?ry and diarrhoea.
3. Because it Is the only remedy that
will cura chronic diarrhoea.
4. Because It Is the only remedy that
will prevent bilious colic. ''
5. BccauHe It Is the only remedy that I
will cure epidemical dysentery.
S. Because It Is the only remedy that
can always be depended upon In cases I
of cholera Infantum.
. Becauso (It Is the most prompt and
most reliable medicine In use for bowel
complaints.
5. Because It produces no bad result.
9. Because It is pleusant and safe to
take.
10. Because it has saved the lives of I
more peotile th;m :;nv rr.edle lr. In the I
world.
The 25 and 50 cent slt'-s for sale by
Eetes-Conn Drug Co.
Paints, Oils, tfallpaper
THE INDIANA PAINT SHOP
Painting and Paperhanging
Only skilled workmen em ployed. All work guaranteed
to the standard of excellence. The best work in
Astoria haa been done by this house.
C. H. CUTHBIRTH, Proprietor.
Get a Home
ON EASY PAYMENTS AND STOP PAYING RENT
You con buy a lot in
FIRST EXTENSION TO EAST WARRENTON
flt a price within tho roch o? ill.
Couvtiiifnt to tlu. motor ..n.l r.ulwuy lim botwwu Astoria, Wiinvntim and VUxvl Kiv.. n.imit.-s walk from tho
Wanvnton dtpot. M rtor ours Mop on tli- tr.ict. Two minute walk from any lot. I In- lots an- pfrunn it'n ami .iry.
No gradim: mvessirv. IMiinkt'tl -ircc's, . ...
iv.m.i... ,. I....... m ; U'ir t,,., H,,v.1 Virwt ttv h.iisinii to 1st W iiriviitoii im within a
1 I II i 'V UV IIH 'lM PVI IV "i I IH U I tn-,n m, " til iv lltt'll (IllM I . ,
tlitltitr.l.i lM.l.t At.tl.t till) lit. tilt llttilltliA 1 11 ItllltW t ( lid (Mill list f I I 1 I I t I (,xr i.urriitnx d.tiiiL' luisini'SH on tin' AHtorm MIllO
of the l?ay Already a laro nuinber l 1ium's aro cither tinishod or undtT courso of const iiiti"ii m tin I'fiiutitul tract.
ror partu'irnrs call on or mulivss
MASON & WARREN,
Office in Tribune Block,
WAN UlCiNTON, OKKC.ON
NO HILLS TO CLIMB
IN SUNNYMEAD
The surface of the whole tract is absolutely level, and there is no grading to be lone before u lot
is in readiness for building. Convenient to Astoria by motor or regular passngpr trains on the
Astoiia Columbia River Railway, it makes a mo.-t desirable place for a home. Property is
cheip, considering ti e choi' e locution, and the surroundings are both healthy and pleasant. One
can reach Sunnvmeud from the Astoria depot in 15 minutes time bv motor and the fare is so
reasonable that it makes it possible to live
IN BEATJTIFUI
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and do business in Astoria. The pht i. wtdl watered by fresh water stream and the main
streets are now being laid with wooden pavement A neat little depot is located on th" property,
where all trains stop.
For the next few days a limited number of lots will be placed on the market at a redueed
price, and the terms of sale made so easy that they are within the reach of all.
For particulars call on or address
JOHN ADAIR,
Astoria, Oregon
See the Astoria Land & Investment Company's Advertisement.
BEFORE YOU BUY
Property look at our list and see what cue have in the way of bargains
Astoria
TSxlM KEKT ON THIHTY-THIHU AXD
Franklin; four houwn; piiylnit koo'1 In
come; Euy term.
7r,xT5 FKET ON BTRKET CAR LINE,
opnoHlt White Bwnn inloon. Iiarniln.
LOT 7, ISLOCK 3, MCLLKE'fl. VAH
Hin. FOUR IX;T8 IN KI.OCK ir,, M'CI.I.'HH'B.
Very chip an'l tuny ttrmfi.
A GREAT BARGAIN IN lil.OCX fl,
Hu.itler & Alki-n'.
14-ROOM HOUSE AND COxIW-FOOT LOT
In McCliire'B-, WM. Pnrt caHh, balance
eay term.
.VixlOO FEET NEAR NEW RAILROAD
d'pot at a xrciit bargain.
PROPERTY IN ALDERRROOK, TAY
lor. Caw'?, M'.CIiire'n and Hhlvcl. y'n.
IF you desirp: rar-
gains in business, residence
or acreage property.be sure
and see our list.
West Side
2 LOTS IN IlLof'K l, WAKRLNTliN.
f '1k,i.
LOTH III AND M, 1 1 LOCK 1. WEST
Wnrn-iiloti. ('biii.
floor lil'HINEHH IiT IN HEART
of Warcnton; ll.V). Cheap.
TWO GOOD Lf)T8 IN IlLOCK 4, RKIP
ation; 1120 each.
OiIlNEK IN ULOCK 12, WARRENTON;
li.V).
4 GOOD LOTS IN O'HAHA'B ADDI
t Ion. lOxceolliiKly chi.'ip,
7-ROOM HOI 'HE, NEW.IN EAST WAR-r'-nton.
Small coh pnynnnt, Imlame
tiisy tcrm.
North Beach
TEN-KOOM HOUBE, FURNISHED, AT
North Ui-ach; for wile chrap. Clone lo
bench and railroad.
Farm Lands
Ii; ACRES GRAZING LAND, NORTH
Ni-ciirnle; lOi-ncre farm on t'pix-r N'
halem; .'4 acrefl on Elk Creek bench
,;nd Jin) acren near filney.
Bench Property
MISAMIIHC
TWo LoTK NEaII M r.l lltK H HOTEL;
II1"! i n. h
7-lti H i. COTTAHE. NEW; W. PART
fiwh, nmy piiymi-nln C(.e U lienrll.
TWO Hoi kks A.M. TWO LoTH NEAR
l.v oppoHle MGulre'ii hotel. Very
cheap.
LOTS I.N GIvlMKH' GROVE, IIERMOBA
I'urk nii.l Jim', il,liiioii. All ar bur
Knim. LOTH AT HI LVKR POINT. REAL ROCK
and lilk C'rk .
Kor Rent
fi-ltOOAl IIOI HI-:, FRANKLIN AVENUE
and Thirty-iMrd t.ir.t; n per month.
1' I l ltNIHIIED Hoomh FOR HOl'gE-k.-.-pltiK,
over AMnrla Land & Inve.l-m.-nt
Co.'n olllce; 112 per month.
A 211-ltooM LoImiin,, lutVBK. BA
dl'ili.K ri nd klt.-h.-n; tr,,
SALOON AND LODGINO HOUSE ON
Antor Mln..
HEAHIDK CO-ITAGE, 7 ROOMS, W PER
'"'nth. Collar II room, and one col-
r""""1 Apply fr rn.
ASTORIA LAUD & INVESTMENT CO., 355-Commereial Street, Astoria, Oregon