The daily morning Astorian., July 13, 1897, Image 4

TIIK DAILY ASTOiilAN, Tl'KSDAY MOKN1NH, .IT LY IH. 1IW7.
SHOES
Ladies', Alisses
and Children's..
OXBLOOD LACE
Prices Reasonable Full Value
Complete Stock of Serviceable
Boots an! Shoes
John Hahn & Co.
OM.t
An
479 Commercial St.
NEW TODAY
Oxblood
Hosiery
- FOR -
Ladlcn ntid Children
ALBERT DUNBAR,
August JlVlineator" now on sale.
YESTERDAT'S WEATHER.
Maximum temperature, C dtg.
Minimum temperature, M dcg.
Precipitation, .51 Inch.
Precipitation from September 1. ISsS,
to date, 90.49 Inches.
Excess of precipitation from September
1 IK'S, to date. iW.UJ Inches.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Fair weather; continued warm wester
ly winds.
AROUND TOWN.
TUESDAY.
According to an old Christian tradi
tion the crown of thorns wu one of rose
thorns, and red roses sprang from the
blood of Christ.
Ask your grocer for "Papola."
Best meals 10c, at Casino restaurant.
No dyspepsia IX you use "Papola."
. Ic cream by the bushel at C. B.
Smith's.
See Ross, HIgglns & Co. for fresh fruits
and vegetables.
Bee. Ross, HIgglns & Co.'s offer to sell
roods for cash.
Junket Is the latest;
10c a package.
Olseo's drug store,
F. W. Newell and son
Portland last night.
Bonnie left for
Leave your orders for wild blackberries
at Ross HIgglns & Co.'s.
Foard & Stokes keep "Papola," besides
a full line of fine groceries.
Mrs. G. W. Lounsberry and children
spent yesterday at the beach.
Boys', Tooth's and Little Kent's Ox
Blood Shoes. Col am his Shoe Co.
Best cup of coffee In town at the Model
Restaurant, 463 Commercial street.
Buy your sweet cream at the Bon
bonnlere; it will not fail to whip.
Ice cream by the bushel at C. B.
8mlth's. Private parlor for ladles.
Special sale of fine red currants today.
Prices very low. Ross, Higglns Co.
If your children have no appetite, give
them Junket; 10c. Olsen's drug store.
Dr. W. C. Logan, dentist, has removed
his office to the Shanahan building, up
stairs.
For roofilng and skylights so to the
Astoria Roofing and Cornice Co.. J4 Ninth
street
Junket Is recommended by physicians
as the most healthy food; 10c. Olsen's
drug store.
Two hundred boxes assorted fruits Just
in. Everything going cheap. Ross, HIg
glns & Co.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany will at once open offices at Gear
hart and Seaside.
Don't forget we handle everything In
the way of fresh fruits and vegetables.
Pacific Grocery Co.
H. A. Lawtln, one of the Star P.oute
mall contractors, from Atchison, Kan., Is
a visitor In the city.
P. J. Meany, the leading merchant
tailor, 137 Tenth St. The highest price
paid for fur skins.
The funeral of the
was held yester.1;' y
taking eetabllshmen!
late-
Mrs. ChlHholm
Pohl's un.3 r-
It was reported y sw rday that five
men, workln? on H.m.m't seining
grounds, atruck for higher w t -cs.
Coin rj.ecial brands of hams, bacon,
lard and canned meats are the best In
the narket. Ask your grocer for them.
When you are looking for groceries,
flour, wheat, feed of all kinds, at the
lowest prices, call on the Pacific Grocery
Co.
Mr. . E. Brodie, of the Tillamook
rock lighthouse. Is In the city, having
come ashore on the Columbine, Satur
day. The drawbridges for the railroad to
be erected at the John Day and Blind
lough will be placed under contract for
Immediate construction. The workmen
along the line, who quit work for a
Fourth of July jollification, have nearly
all returned to the Kri.le, h!d In a few
days Hon.yman, IV Hurt & Co. will have
In the neighborhood of thonnd n.e:i
At work.
Junket, nn Ideal health food, contain
true nourishment. In proper proportions.
An aid to digestion: bV. Olson's diuu
store.
The weather, Sunday, was srfo.t, and
largo crowds from Portland and Astoria
visited the various hca.li.vj and summer
resorts.
Captain Snow, of the Thompson, Si Ill
van, of the Potter, and tin- captain of
the Queen spent Sunday at t'latn'p
Ueaeh.
Pon't use a plaster tor a lame ha. k.
but take Hall's Jvnlper Ttr. It has
cured others; It may you. Try it Chirl-s
Rogers, druggist.
F. H. I.amh, assistant superintendent
of the Western Vnlon Telegraph Com
pany, hen.l.iimrtors at San Francisco,
was In the city yesterday.
Mrs, Alex. Campl'-ll. who has been
staying at l!onnie Hrnes, Seaside. Is re
ported to be on the slek list. Site Is ex
pected homo In a few days.
Fine piano for sale cheap. Will take
part payment In room and board for nan
and wife. Easy terms for balance. Ad
dress "Piano," care Astoiian.
The regatta for 1XT has not yet de
veloped Into definite shape, but It Is un-
lersdood in certain quarters that the
event will eclipse all former efforts.
Full set of teeth. $!'; warranted, ,'aln-
less dentistry at reasonable prices. rr.
D. S. Stryker, dentist iS years' expert-
encel. Commercial street. Aston. Or
Edtth M lalmer, the Infant dauch'er
of John E. Pitlmer. dieil Sunday nigh:
The funeral will take place from the resi
dence, S't Twenty-seventh sirvl. it 2
p. m. today.
When you want a real life-like and
artistic photo, don't fall to call on Snod-
srrass. The wvrk he is turning out now
Is ahead of anything ever made In As
toria before.
Mr. Robert Wakefield h.is b--n allcttel
the contract for building the balance of
the trestle on the railroad -between
Knappa, anil Gohlo. Work will comnv nee
in a few days.
The
Columbia Iron Works has em
its new gridiron, and the Annie
I? the first vessel to be pla'-d
for repairs. She IS having her
plet.sl
Marie
there
boilers overhauled.
The your.g people of Grace church are
anticipating much fun at their annual
picnic, which will be held today at New
Astoria. Games, races and sports jf all
kinds will occupy the day.
The new bicycle path Is already i
BUccvsK. Crowds walked or rode over
it Sunday afternoon, and report that it
is in good condition, and Is a rnst val
uable acquisition to the city.
The prrspeny of the Flavel IjinJ nn.l ;
Devilonment Company will be place,)!
on the market In a few days' time, and
it Is anticipate! that there will be a
lively muvt mer.t from the start.
In the circuit court, yestr.luy. a few
formal orders were entered, ;nl In ih
case of Ferchon vs. Harp ft al.. demr.rrer
to the'answer was sustain, d. ;irl a de
cree rendered for t!. plaintiff.
The vnricus c-arneries yesterday re
pnrted that the run of fih Is still very
Ktavy. and It has been variously esti
mated that this season's pack will r.JOh
between four arul five hundred housir.d
cases.
Miss Harriet M. Kirsney retum.sl y.s
terlay from Portland, where she has
lately passed successfully the Wellesley
Coll. Be examinations. anl Is' now ready
to (titer this or Vassar College a a
freshman.
The Royal Football team, of Ilw.vo,
will play the Astoria tKim, on '.he in
ter's grounds. Thursday afternoon. This
will be an interesting game, as none of
the visitors Is supposed to weigh Uss
than 2") pounds.
In the police court, yesterday, William i
Davis, alias C. C. Wilson, arrested on a '
charge of vagnuicy, was discharged. The i
case t-xeltfd no little lm-r-t, nnd the
court found insuml'-nt evidence to sus
tain the charge made.
The report current yc-sierd.iy tha' a
C,uV,,.m,..n n.,n,ul Vlllt,n n-oj 0...-n,.l i
near Knarfa. is denlc nt w.stp-)rt. Clif- i
ton and Knappa, and a man from the
latter place Bays he saw Ellison in As
toria yesterday morning.
Ross, HIgglns & Co. have taken the
agency for the famous "Corvallls"
flour. Three carloads arrived here tir
them yesterday and they will iroml
now on furnish dealers with the same
at mill prices In lots to suit.
The new trains to Seaside and Flavel
are giving great satisfaction to the pub
lic. It is r.ow- possible- to make two
or thr.e trios a day to eUrr-r point, and
on Kundav alsjtit seventy-five Ast'irlans
made a trip on the new motor to Flav. 1.
H. li. I-orthwIek, L. Dr.ss.-y, E. Tacks-berry.
M. F. M. Farlane and son, Gob't;
A. L. Parker and wife, John Day; Ger,,
P. Moloney, Portland; J. ii. Hurk. Long
i-:mh; H. A, Lawtln, Atchison, Kan.,
registered at the Parker House y.-.sier.
day.
J. '.V. f'urn.n. Sin Francisc-o; X. ,i
Singh ton, Kt. Paul; W. A. Wetmore, H
Ii. Kooscr, Sale Lake; Col. I!. F. Locke,
Flavel; Frank Dunne, H. W. Fountain,
:. F. Ovcrbaiigh, Portland; A. C. Haw
son, Arlington; Major Chester, I'. S. A :
W. R. Mackenzie, Garschkwm, were nt
the Occident yesterday.
Tl Clark iilsters, who have been play
ing to crowded houses at the concert
hall, left early yesterday morning for
Chicago via San Francisco. They will
open to a long engagement in the Hay-
Burleigh
the Cash Grocer.
CANDY
All Kinds...
..and Prices
THE BEST IN THE CITY
SHANAHAN BUILDING.
Telephone - .,ssa.
market theatre. The,- clover actresses
made a good impression In Astoi'a by
their superior ability In their purl lenl.ii
hies. Manager KVntir.g will this we. k
put e the Wlnehell sisters. Mis.-- Vivian,
ar.d other stars.
The followtnir are the tin tires (rem the
quarterly r'i--rt of the city an. liter.
sholr the total lnd.-bt.sln.ss of the
city: Warrants tex.vpt streets. M.;.S:...
munlelpal Ixm-.Is. fl'i"..'.V: total Imlel-t.-.l.
ness, except for stcs-ts, JKi,M S Street
warrants JtV.VTs; str.s t lsu.ls. II.'.'.H' :
total IndeMtdnexs for stissts .v..lli:i
Total ItHlebttslness, $21.".r:i '!
K. R. Marion and family. X.-ll (iilinni.
an.1 family. Thomas l.lnvtll.- a;. l 'iinilv.
Ivil.l a visit. Sunday, to Jack Itvan's
ranch on the t.lttl. W.illu-kt Th.v
broutrht hack with them twelve gallon-,
of blackrH.rres, and r.-fsvrt havnir ha I
most delUhtful outtrw. Mr Ilvan Is a
royal entertainer, and ,li 'ns,'.l ow-tash.
ie..l hospitality to the pl -nl '. r.
a n,w Heep fterv!r has been In.iUffU-l
rated between Astoria and Rainier. re
iron. Including all intermediate landlt.es. '.
The fine steamer "PlUrlrn." Captain A.
U Pnixee, will make round trips dally, I
except Sunday, leaving P.alnler at S:3U'
a. m.. reaching Astoria at 1:S. landing
at the Fourteenth street whar', s: d de - ,
par'.lni; on her return at ' Prompt
time and the best servl-e is Kuaranteed
for both passengers and freight.
The proprietors of the Occident have
rooe.-itly made many improv em-nts in
that popular house. Since the tlnishln
of the new street, the front portico has
been rvisilrvsl and new pillars pi a -c I
under It. and severil new phite-Klass e-t-t
ranee d xrs have ts . n made.
,..
At the bowline alleys y. ster.l iv. C.
Cooper was high man. with a score
'J.
I
t(
j Northern Pacific railroad trains lea
; Portland dally at 11 o'clock a. m. f r
I Tacoma. Spokane, and the Etut. Close
; connection made at Sj okane for Ross-
land. Nelsvn. Sandow and RritLsh Co-
1 tuntbla mining camps. For maps
information call on or address
and !
C. W
STi 'NR.
Astoria. Or.
T)ie W'l Shore Mill
Idly eps'iirg along
I'n.-ts snme mairnlll.-peh-..
Mr Trullltiger
t'ompiy is rafi- .
P.ind i id Astor j
nt electric w ire i
avs as ooh as ;
the Kle have all
tlnn, all of the pi.
be.-n pl.ic' d In t-osl- j
' of th comp-my vvill I
U- lalnled a n
with the city
manvsr, wll Is-s-il-s,
and whte
at color. In eotnpllanre
ordinance. Probably a
Us.-d at the base of the
atrtve. If all the other
'telephone nnd tel. graph poles In the city
were to is? painted In colors to match, n
jvast Improvement would te m'ide In the
i anpenrninee of the city, and much of 'ts
j rountrlfl.sl asfx-et r move-l.
j Wr. W. A. Wetmore, Western sales
i.ig.-r.t at Salt Ijike Pity for the Colorado
jFiiel .-.nd Iron Company, wis in ti e city
'yesterday. Ills manufacturing Instl'utlcn
'employs V"i hands, and manufactures
jUir Iron, stisd. V-lts, rails, sidk.-s, pig
iron, cast Iron plix- and structural lrrt..
j M. Wetmore contemplates placing his
j goods In this market and will, after this,
its- a regular vl-ltor here. He said that
he was greatly pleas.-.! with the Colum
bia river and Astoria. This factory take
j Iron ore from Its own mines In Colorado.
! m.I Its -ntr-ince Into this Meld marks
! smother advance t. p In tho ;rovvrh of
i this city.
The old cemetery at the top of Fif
teenth street hill, It Is thought by many.
jr-hould be turned Into a city park as
oon as possible. Little expense to the
. Ity would is- Incurred, and I's close
proximity to the water works would
make it one of the most attractive spots
In the city. A magnificent view of the
river, Young' bay,' Saddle '.lour.tiilr. and
the Washington hills Is to bi.d frcm
this point, iiji 1 those who make them
selves instrumental In bringing about
the change will have nothing to .'eg-. t
land will earn the thanks of ..very citizen,
'The success of the city does not depend
altogether upon large enterprises. T!i
Special Cash
From now on
extraordinary
TO CASH PURCHASERS
The list of articles which come under
this head is too long: to publish, tut a
trial order will show that we mean
business ......
lie., i
hav e
Ih it
husb
I res
j ilw !r
t a .Icmnit.l
ll ple.ll It
homo :or
famlll.
money
as wi ll us it
place
make
Mr.
W.
II. Paul, avii.-riil .is. at it Port
the IVl'.Vor and lilo t i r . i . 1 1
railway tOiidoti Mutt-nay Unci
t',',. I y v.:ei.'.iy with III;
latM of
W, stei n
l i In
fi'l. ii.l K.w.. r.
M .-. l'i.i;l i.il.l
I i Anuria th,
thai Ills people
ot the Mi
ur I'.ie'.ilo.
, ll It the often, r
. r'oro o...r. Inc
warn to hcom.-
lie i out.
-.1 I is
l.lcntlllc A
with 'he various Interests In re
OLsrvcr Prank I! I.e. ih me.'
the weather at Fort t ir.bv
hews iin4 tn.an :. iuimi.iimi
I'.'i I H decree, average foi
in foiirt.s'ti ears. .'a i!.i;iv,,
port e
for Ji.n
to li n
the tuoiit
t o il pie
Ipltatl.-n s.'.'v
(. piemls r. IV"
;p:iailo i for
Inohe.
i" .M
Hurl -
. total
ItU-hes.
I I
.. h.-. nutnls-r
of el.-ar -lav -i
elou.lv ;vi
In .lane
partly
cloudy T
N. t M an.lay e. u;u- rWni's up.
a
House, no doubt, will Is- nil.. I
tlowirc, the .ss-a-lon Isdni: the
a:tee of the irreat and in irv.-lou
to o . r
appear.
attrac
tion emlll.d "The Twelve Temptation"
ll Is a h UK" drtnia'io. puntouitno. ballet
:in.l s(s-. Malty company of sixty people
l'M 1 Hie er.-ate-d a'iraetl.vi ever offer,
e.l Hi. Astoria public and the "S. I!, "
;n should is- .llsidav'isl l.iiut before the
i.il-liu of tl-.e eur:.tla. Sale of . ats
.p. ns at (irdlln K.vd's, n. t Frl.lnv
moini:u .it :' o'clock
The local Crr! M
tio.i has srl..t.
which the telur-il':
San Fran.-lsca c.
steamer and Astoria.
for a few .lavs without evtri
for trans.sr.atofi. The rulr.i
acned to carry all members f
iranii itlon to the seaside t--.rts for li
fare, and the hob Is have -IciuM.-1 tli.-ir
willtr.vness to ni.ik balf ri'. - T;.
ia!:n.,i-im. kl:u: h-ui-, will is- thtewe
. to the i!.i;.'i an. I It I-. t.r.is.-. d
by the l s-.il m. ni's r-. to j.he.v ta. li
. friends from the Kat as nr.i -M of the
j !-arUr and Columbia river as :-i.le
j Mr tt.svrco I'.artl, y n.vw l as V hi
j m.eiatferlo a younc wild. -at un.l t black
U-ar cub. He sayn he U m- in ..i.ta
ure I ll'. e
til IsUK "r,oj wild
s Willie,; to donate te
(1 ,.v
' "
- ":.:.
pov'.i!.- pr. -j r
can- of th.
st.-.l that
would inak
p irk
to xlliMt Hie
state I'tltll u
ifentlornan said.
e.-tii lot corner of Y .urte.-nth
str.s-t. w-lil.'h has !s n el.-
s.iuiewluit Improv, .1 by tl
make an Id. al !.r--it tilitt: t-i
pub lie. Where the eni;
. might Is- erected.
It to the city for a
dollars mere s nt In
! Is ry would mak- It
I place.
Mr 11 II. Kooner, gen.
itho Missouri Paellle rtillw iy, v i
iftliirt.-rs tit Salt Lake city, w a.
Icily ysienlay lie Is on .1 tro
ji.crioti 1:1 this territory, won
to
t
vfs-nii-.g .ttTlc.s In portltii.!,,
. lorl. i.
Saict- tt-.e nun.' of th.
! I JateW .iy, the MiS-otirl P.lePle h
I
I pi ic.l In a position to ha".. liusia.
to and from this t.-rrllorv That 111 I
fr-u.-h.-s .ill (Mttiits In the sotift-,..e ,t.
eluding T-xa.s and L.iil d ma, .ml tats,
as well, a line to I ntcago art. I tie- int., o.
Western states. Mr. K.sis.-r call- d i:;. m
the various canneries, the can f i- tore.
and vlslt.sl olh.r s.lnts of interest in
the city. He said that he was surpr
1 at the Issiuty of the location of
torla. the magnitude arul Import. me.
Its harlsr. and was simply
at the revelation of Its natural
He stated that It was his Int.
have an ollb-e here as sisni as
arninge for It, Is llevelng that Ast.nl 1, in
the next few years, would have a mar.
velous growth, nnd develop more rapt lly
than any other city on the Nor'h Pa
cltlc const. "The Missouri I' u ltle do. s
not pnspose to Is- In the rear of th.
procession. Tin- Hock Island, lilo Grande.
Short Line and other roods are 11 1 r..., ,y
establlsh.sl In this territory, ajsl ti e
Stinta Fe Is closely following In my
footsteps The business In sight In As
toria, exclusive of the Salmon Industry
would warrant op. nlng railroad ag'-nct
here, after y.jiir n.-vv rallr'si.l Is llnht'ie.!.
and I Is ll.-ve In s,ttln the pice f.,i
ot h.-rs "
A f.-w days ago, In transferring frnn
the O It. gr N. doek to the steamer Dwy-
er, a large empty gun shell for one if
the big guns at the mouth of the rl-. r
fell overlioard. The shell measured abort
'lire.- f.-.t In b-ngth and ten or tw.-lc..
Inches In diameter. It weighed -dx hun
dpsl pounds. L'tlc Saturday evening,
1 liver John Nelson loentisl the sh-ll on
the Isattom of the river and succeeded j.-j
hoisting It upon the doek. lie says Ihat
the shell was emlsslded In soft mud ; l
the edge of the river bunk, so that .,nly
one corner of the box In which It wi s
pack.sl was visible. It took Mr. Nelson
nearly thr"e-tuarlers of an hour after
lie descend.-,! to the iKittnrn of the river
to find the shell. liefore dicing the cup.
Sale - - -
we will give
inducements
ccill. r mailers of tamy homes,
btilldlluts, sin. ill stiks, sluule trees,
t d. ill of Influence In altr letlng
.'la of people to a place, us most
tl !'n. leaver on; u a ... . . , , , . . a in .Inlli. al II'. i. m dallv. rv . i.i . . '
, ,.,.,,...,.,.. iv MM' V " '' h l " i'-aon.. 1 ' ' Hillor, Tx.'S feel; cylludsr, TUJ InohM.
1 an.ir:; in -i ly Saturdav and San. av. and 1 i. in ' ' .
the " vt tlna w i to attach n lng A dint oiosK piui lis nlni.'St ns g ssl la
tn.nibis irotn the Saiurdav ...olim Anuria al b a in "'Tins'" enkins, nun K kj m
and chain. In old. r to liolsl ll to ih, " ,.,,. Add -esa "" Aatultin nltlcs
"iv.ntioa. M i oe.au .!.,ili s, , .i.ulv M.,ir " "' AUl.ess a, AStoiian I'M.
ik. u.'j ;tt. . . r riPrf ."i - iiKfKH - nuii.c
in""'11 " "" ,.s ,,. ,s ,,ri ....mONDRY, JULY 19, 1897.... IW C..m.i.,el. St. Ite.ld.nr. Mm.
!.-:. Mlk.d ..! c.r i? r ,,-inl ,,lk , , ,, ,,,, r... i Telephone
i- i'i v'''n'lm 'ls' '" '.'.,'! -n-d .'-tn th. mi Idle ot iv bl tr . . 1 i Act ln a.slstant surgeon P. H Ma-
native annus , ,,,,...,, w..,.r ' Title Ito-pltnl sorVlc.
.-w park Is op. ll. d. I .- '
. . . . . . . . V !
vest. roay. tn.it v... , . ,
Die ..wn.-r eotild l.-nl ' ..... , ... .t.vr. 'V.v !
I mi!, I ";i ,""1'1 bi Ih
Ross, Higgins & Co.
Some things
Complete Salmon
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I flw i'ri
5 " "d I
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Eor Sale bv
FOARD
W. F. SCHEIBE,
lull llnr ,l l'ls-.. 1. ..,i.i
ntl ?m.'l.rli' AMblr..
Ciiniiiirrv till
s April 1. pr,;, we hnd
treasury at the end of
"."..1 31. This .how 11
: ii.
Js,...ie ,,,, rwit. iiil. nfs .til.
Xls-tls,. aecoutlt, ll"'!!,', r.'
stationery
and prinl-
salary, Jr.Ti 1
ottl. e I t.
1 . fd .17: rent Hi-count, j;;,i.; repairs
on.lnlt, fx ay 1 .....i,,,. ,, .
"oh., property account, J:. 1.); iurk of
upl-ll. s. JI lJ i.i; !fe,. furniture. 17.111: n.l-
V'TtlsIng account, IV "'i; tools account, 12.
distribution system. fl'O; reservoir No.
-. M-l II. espen..,. changing distribution 01
mains on Itond street, lulu; city nl
t'.rn. v's salaiy, J!" t' r.-piilrs to ,s
line road, p X; , . , trc light plant. II fd X,
Total, 'i.li.'tl.'l.
I. 't.vlng a bal.ince on hand In Ihe
ireasury of J.'..r,.'!l,:;.
V. ry ll. sp.s tfully Hubmlticl.
TIIK AST' (IMA WATFH COMMISHidN,
lly W. W. PA UK Kit,
Attest : Chairman.
II. '! VAN l)I Si;N, Clerk.
NOTICK.
Noibe Is hereby given that nil nainr
b rly llrf..-.es nr.- now due atul pnyitlde
"1 the thl. f of Police nt his oflleo, and
If not paid within ten days from dale
of this riotbe. a penalty of 25 tier cent
additional will Is; charge..
H. K. NKLHON.
Auditor and Police Judge.
Astoria, Oregon, July I, v.fl.
Warrenton Is
Columbia Harbor
Land Co.
CORNER...
BOND and
ELEVENTH STS.
Man on application.
In III ot the l'wvcr lr.dic.it.sl, .,. n,..,,,, A ,vi It t( N'ol'li'l', ''i i M'lll'.
.in p.t!ll., . th.- spot win-re 'h-. ,-, j I'CliS
.tl.Tl.d locitl i line was low,-,, , F"ll SAI.K
lu re, an I with that as a ituide, Mr N. I. . . ...
,. , , t, ,. , ,,, .. ,, ,. I'r iti'il will be .'-tril.d on th.- follow- ,
on m.i.ie a .P i.- .... i ,. iiwr bet!..,!, Ft'll SAI.K -A J. H. Muiidy Itnpr .vsJ
, the -olt inu.l. Which W-M Ilk. SO III.,, ""h '' f"'"''1'- S " ,.....,1 1. I .,..l... U
I -tufa. -e We 1 1 , i- i.ottoin h. ..T ' ' ' I
e i.-i lay over aero . ., , , ,; ,t Hundav. ui.l at I t i. in Sal i
. rv aoiupiiv. mil at uie e.ie u uu- - I I , ,a-r
l!ir:" ,l.-k, ,cd .. n .k.s ,t very ll-!!-,, 'I,v ,"r"U" I rrom I'lavel will be I
" " i ... ,v , ,i ., i.. .I,,.. ii .aril.. I only .m th.- uft. rii.x.ii lr.il- - - .wwss.
,,,, ,. "'' M'"k " "'-' ' -' '' , llaiM' A .Ink id I.. IV. ...pr, pr.Cal.ly
.-..d,d, l1,.ev.r. Ill plielUK' tile dll, , , , ., . , , , r , , . , , ,. , ., , , , ,,
o I .-led at Mat on ..tie hour It. I.,r., I.ivltm I
i .Mit th,- s(.pi-rv iii is-, .ui.l ;::,. - I x. n Cia.l.r pb a leave i ;5
, , , , ... ltt time of train, and for Silurd.iy nfl.r-
"l""1 "" d.s-k P.. . .nn.. ' llth .lie,-l. or at tin. ..m.-e
. . . ., n tra a from A .tor a r.i fr. i;tit w I
' iv Mr S.'-oa r. n.ov.d i....f t (t . - bm.i '
, j , , , , Is r.e. ll. ,1 a!;, r Sp III No I. sal fridh-hl '
lang- rou- -i!.ifc-i rr.ou Sand i-l.n l ' he
.. . .... i . will be e, tiled .ill St, it. lay. III,- pt;!.)tc i.ii,.l.,.uiiiiiu o ..i,,m
iv.e. i ni, ill li... with loan hln - Id. h. 1 I Hur KHHIDN Al, CAIUN
, ., , , . , . I'.ltifc- r. f.rr. d to W. I'arK.i i'o'.
in.) r.ts. . niU.d.l..l on a is.iut of 1 1 ,v, - - - . ,
,,,,,, , . , , pres. Ttese rsTUl lllo t. will he t'r't "V
Isl ,m N low I.W W ll.r, Hid .'UlllH' e" (- '. Ijl'l ' I ' !
, , . , , . ; ,' I . . I. .. . t :.. -, . r. '-dallv t v ' ' ' '
t.t...e. II w.l. I'-.,- . ail lines of solll It . I i
.1 d J I nets I"-'. bV (Sior tis.hUle l The "
. ad l!T'. ' w.k-h-sl ttse.,1 a l. ui. mi.!, with tiiindersotl Hull ling.
,;" '" ' 1 l" Astoria. ..
animals, which be ' ,:",v w,!'i,,,,, ,! , ' ,. , I'U JAV TITT1.K.
.h.ctv.ptov,,,!.,, 7-,'1 - f .,I(..1,..,,..IM ger PHYSICIAN AM. Hr.i.:r:ON
I tin, ir.l !;..,'! ,1 hui. dr.-, 1 r .i I . . ..
" ''' '" I,,,..,., s ..;p,..i , -,r,.i ihat it,' I ... nn.-cs. ns.in. S and , Pythian build,.
in.!.,in. UKI'-'liT 'l' U V I'KIt I'i'MMISSl.'N . " ,
tin. si up and ' ' f ' '
,. owner. w.-mI A-'-ri... ...,,... Jlv 7. I-.; '..,- .. ;'. ,,m
f, r these animals - ' " ; ;. ;.' ".rE.'. ' A. SMITH
. , .. No 17; of th, I'ltv Cltait.r. we h. r. with if- ik . I ' f:.,'
lllite. a :l a I . 1 - ' 1 ' K 1
tr.ss an I shrtih U " r"""r' "'' ' if ., . ) '','
v-rv attrtov, '"-burs, m.-t, .,, ,.. Arll, Water I'-m . 1 - - V I V'vi 'ovfV: i
no.sioi, f r th- .-..cr-.r . T.r.i.it June . y,'V.5 J.zfriCm-f
1'.: ..follows . , ,Vl'"L f,Vi.'-'- I
I of it,-, n.-rs '
; 1 ... t-C T)
p, n, l'"r ,!l Ulo'nh of April our grew .. .g.-. Js f
( (1( r e. lpis . r- I 'r.nii a. ml ot ' j I
, wit. rd.- t;.e.e. f.. from i.-.-,.iii t f V
v I. w j ' .
. . tor'tli.g . !t w it,r. 1: e from a, tut of
I A - s- '
. ,,. t ,t iii, if-, ni.ie-, i: ; Total, i.'.ii.;.",
, ... lor th- in,. Ma of M.,v r gro.c le-jTHC
c. ipis v. . -, I'r rri I he to e.illht of wr.rj
r ii. s. fr on i;-..- a.-, ,,,,m of tore.
ltt on w it. r 11 frotn th-- account .,f
i ippln g mains, 'll Total. IJ.ir..'.
I'or th.- n-onin of Jim,. ,,ur gross r.-.
. . w. r. I'r'On e-eotnit of waf. r
r ites, u. -s, fr..m ne.-oi,rit ,.f tur'iitu
..rt water, 11.'.'. fr.un account of tapping
........ e. -.. r...... t'.... .11... w.. Kitl. ,..
,. "pam i:t .f t)n el. cirle light cxis-ns.- In-I
. ,,, -ire ' " ' '' 'I' ' I .'.: " M ikinir j
.l.stl lllit. ie.M Otoe I.e.ipiS J or Hie tlll T'r, I
r. soar - I
ntlon to A" 1" r '' I'"'' "I
last .piarler
Iota I of IP..V
MSPl'llSKMLNTM
Int.r.s:, Js...
iry. n; ,..; , x,,
pair to mains,
big. II . led,'
to
I,
in season
Nets, Knitted Web
!V "- .V rfV rfW rfV v. rfV 1
Jliuiuiiiij: J
2 Hardware,?
'Carpenters Took?"
& STOKES CO.
Mnniitiii turve nnl
Donlvr In a
FINE CIGARS!
Greatest Ever' and one of the !
Renl Attractions. !
(HIS. n. in BKiUn. UssUI. nr,:mi,
lDsli.IHiMTM'HTKU:.
The Tuielve
Temptations
A II oifc liritinmie, I'linioinlinli', llnll.l
Slid spec! Iljr I i.liililnalli.li, 1 11 .-1 11. 1 1 11 g
OO--- II20IL,I2---
1st Tcmiitation-
1 het.r nd slid ll.wilt'h
" .tun Hnllen.
ln.l Tamnlullnn .' Novel. Wonderful
-nil I l IllJdCl loll Hpeclliltle.
3rd Trniptati.in-1l;;;l;;I'::,r,:.,,!-, ru'0
nil Te mpiat ion-' jcw!;r,::.",r' "u""" :"
fjlh Tf 11 1 p t a 1 1 0 n -1 'm'.V V." " "r ' " 1 Tr"'k
uth Tt'ni)iatinn-T,;::,.;:..;,v'' K-M,;,r
7th T e 1 1 1 p t a t i 0 n -T 'i7 . . . 1 '.r 1 ' 1 " " ' " ('"'hy
hih Teiuplatlon-TIC;t "'" M"tr'r
Jlh Teniptatlon-T,;'o;n,;,,:,,!;,u,''r",nl',lr
101b Tciiiitation-'Ib;;M,,(!',rl1'""1- ,,","""r
nth Teniinii t ioji-1 r'K;,:,:'.',';"" ""
12th Teniiitatinn-1,;;;;:;:;;1,::!;;::
Kv.ry lteiiislte far (irntut IVrforinsnro'S
1 srrleil in Hprelsl 11. K 'urn.
Bale of .en In ojirii Frl.liir inorelnt. . in., St
lirillln A Itinl'i Honk store.
PMICRH
BeTvrl Het, fl, 'inllery, Wrtiitu
Oriental Novelties
Japanese Goods
..WING LEE..
ol.'J Comniercinl Street
Next to Mndisrin's C,nnr Sitmial
the Best...
... i I' l.i:s ii:n. s.o.i I ati'i ii! v ic v at law
i2fiK- 'V i -'-'.s M'lt.
THE CENTER OF DEVELOPMENT
ON THE WEST SIDE
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 ii not a fine Investment?
fOH KB NT,
lull III. NT Two or Ihree fllllll.lll.l
looms for lioiisekeeplnii; bi'i T mil sir. -el.
Tn IlKNT - Fill nlli,d Imuso In rent fur
the iMimincr, I'lii'lnr, alliluii loom, he.l
roiiiu an. I hllolu-li, liu liidlnu plnliu. Ap
ply :.'! I'l. in Klin mti
Hue of I he tlloal lie" liable .S.IH III III,
1 1 y for leiil, wlili board, for n luvl
ueiilli-niun; also l.ihle ImiiicI f.u- .mi., or
In, l K' HI . In. 'II ill ll:i'l I'lteh.lUU.' Hlleet
I'MIt Ki:S'T - I'uriilslmd rooms, .ri
tille or wl tic Its, by the day or month.
II. del Tli:ho, under .ntlrs n.w iiianag.
III. 'Id lil'eiit scdlle!0 In rales, Mis.
1 1. V, Poller, inttnuiiar. IVr. lOlovnillk
and Franklin.
MICN WANTKI.
Kullrosd hands waiiled for luiinrdlai.
work on truck. Apply at rom 4. Flnrsl
block A C ll. II, IL
t
wanti:i.
w uiiiun.
' A.l .r.
T. I.MIITKI1,
ATToMNKT-AT-I.AW.
, upstair., Asturlan Huildlng
' , " . '.i n.
PE.NTIST.
liuiitns 1 and 3. Pythian Pudding,
ovel C. 11. Cooper's slurs.
U. Jl. KHTHI.
P1IYHICIAN ANI Bl'l(t;K(iN
Mpm lBl Sttcllllon IO dlMSMS of wotn.n
sin! .tirgcry.
OiTlc. over
l'in'or. slorv. A.torU.
Tel. photi. So.
U.
. A. HOW MIT.
ATTOHNKY ANH CtPN8KU)K
AT LAW.
riffle on Hon, I trt. Asturla, or
II. T. CIIOHHT.
ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW.
Comm.rclai trso(.
Chester V. tlolph.
Itlchsrd NU.o.
I"I.PH A NIXON.
ATTOIlNErU AT LAW.
Portland. Oregon, ii. . M and 7,
Hamilton Untitling. All legal and col
lodion bu.ln a promptly attended to.
Clnlms against th. guv.rnm.nt
ilalty.
BtXTIHTT MEKTING8
TEMPLE I.OIH1E NO. T. A, K. and
A. M Itegular communication, h.ld on
th. first and third Tue.day .v.nlng or
such mouth.
O. W. IiPNflriF.KRT. W. M
K. C. HOLKEN. Becretary
IIPILDKIiS AND CONTItACTOHS
If you wan! good lumtmr and lowe.
irlces (Igiirn with the Oobel Mills.
W. II. KDWAHPH. agent.
A Handsomo Complexion
la on., of the Krratet charm, a woman ran
poMe.a. I'ouusi'i CuNiijtllUN 1'uwpaa
give. It.
RAINIER TO ASTORIA
And Kcturn in One Diiv,
Steamer Pilgrim,
A. L. llKAZEIC, Msat.r.
Will leave Rulnlor dully, except Bunday,
at t:30 a. m touching at La Liu, Mays
gers, Stella. Oak Point, Eagle tilff,
Knappn, Clifton, Westport,
and other landings, arriving at 14th
street wharf, Astoria, nt 10 a. m.
Leave Astoria at 1:30 p. m., calling al
way landing on return.
Fast tlmn and satisfactory sarvloe.
guaranteed.
VY A NTI'.'I ' Hi' an i prri. n. e.l
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I,... .Otl.
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