The daily morning Astorian., July 21, 1897, Image 4

TIIK DAILY ASTthUAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY SI, M97.
V1
SllitS order, from $12.50 to $20
....AND UPWARD....
PtifltS to order, from $3 Up
FLYNN, the Tollor,
Wlndlng-Up Sale
Of Howell Ward', stock ot Groceries, Hardware, Stow, Etc.
AT COST;..,.
Benr in mind we r no- oflVriuR ny one article, but the entire
stock ftt Wholesale Price.
When you go to Warrenton i
Don't fait to visit
KELLY & PALMBERG'S SAMPLE ROOMS
.Tfie bent of Wlttew,
GREENS
Are the t-tyle
We have on hand the latest
shapes.
V bought thein to sell.
We are selling tnem at ex
tremely reasonable prices.
Ladies', gents', misses and
children's.
Drop in and examine them.
John Hahn & Co.
Arm
Warranted
479 Commercial St.
NEW TODAY
Oxblpod
Hosiery
FOR -
L,aclle and Children
" ' v
ALBERT .DUNBAR,
August Delineator" now on sale.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
i
Fair weather; cooler.
AROUND TOWN.
WEDNESDAY.
There', sunshine and bird song, and red
and white clover.
And love lives y?t, world under and over.
John Vance Cheney.
Ask your grocer for "Papols."
Best meals 10c, at Casino restaurant.
No dyspepala If you use "Papola."
Baxhlng shoes at John Hahn & Co.'a.
See Ross, Hit-gins 4 Co. for fresh fruit
and vegetables.
See Rose, Hlggins & Co.". offer to sell
goods for cash.
Junket is the latest; 10c a package.
Olson's drug store.
Leave your orders for wild blackberries
at Ross Hlggtna & Co.'s.
The winter wood piles are rapidly
(rowing all over the city.
Foard & Stokes keep "Papola,' besides
a full line of fine groceries.
Beys', Youth's sad HUe Gent's Os
Blood Shoes. Columbl Shoe Co.
Best cup of coffee in town at the Model
Restaurant, 463 Commercial street. ,
Ice cream by the bushel at C B.
Smith's. Private parlor for ladies.
Cambric tea Is the latest breakfast dish
It used to be a cup of hot water.
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'.
In the police court yesterday, -..as.
Lohtl was fined 15 for being Intoxi
cated. For rootling and skylights go to the
Astoria Roofing and Cornice Co., W Ninth
street
H. B. Borthwlck, of Goble. wis in the
city yesterday, a guest o'f the Parker
House.
The party given last night by .Mrs.
George H. George in honor of the Misses
Allen was one of the most pleasant so
cial functions of the season. A large
umber of members of society were pres-
If
you send three or more
yellow tickets to Schil
ling's Best Tea, San
Francisco, with your
guesses at the missing
word, we'll send you a
charming 1898 calendar
no advertising on it
whether you guess the m iss
ing word or not
Rules of contest published in large
advertisement about the first and middle
I"each month. A23
A PERFECT FIT
...and:..
FIRST-CLASS
.WORKMANSHIP
47 commercial mtrbbt
Liquors otid Cljjr, or
' r,t unJ nil thoroushly enjvl Mr.
jGor' Wfll-knonn hospitality.
H. V, Jon warn down from Portland
yesterday, nd slopped at tta I'arlurr
House.
IVputy Cliy Attorney J. E. TounK
retunipd yesterday from a short visit
t Seaside.
Junket ta recommended by physicians
as the moat healthy food; 10c. Olsen's
drag store.
Two hundred boxes assorted fruits Just
In. Everything golnc cheap. Rosa, Hg
glns & Co.
County Clerk Ounb.iT yesterday tuul
a marriage license tu B. A. BlnRham
and Rosa B. Haaven.
P. J. Meany, the leading merchant
tailor. 1J7 Tenth St The highest price
paid for fur skins,
Mrs. E. J. Cimplon. who has been vis.
Itlng Mrs. J. M. Gillette, returned to
Portland last evening.
The big lodging engine for "Sorenson's
camp was shipped from the Cclumbu
Iron Works yisterday.
The latest! Bristol Steel Fishing Rod
In stock. Coll and examine and you will
buy. Only at Fisher Bros.
Mr. L. H. Parker, a well-known Port
land businees man. wa In the city yis
teiday. a guest of the Occident.
Mr. A. O. Barker, the genial genen.1
agent of the Chicago and Northwestern
railway. Is In the city on business.
Coin special brands of hams, bacon.
lard and canned meats are the best In
"" . J"ur r lur lmm
Mr. C. A. Hansen entertained a number
of young folks last evening with a pleas
ant sail upon the river in his hanlome
beat.
Junket, an ideal health food, contains
true nourishment. In proper proportions.
An aid to digestion; 10c. Olsen's drug
store.
Don't use a plaster for a lame back,
but take Hall's Juniper Ta.-. It has
cured others: It may you. Try It. Charles
Rogers, druggist
At the bowling alleys yesterday, ladles'
dy. Miss Davidson scored J). IT, 42. n
and Mrs. H. H. Ingalls 31 FlndUy was
high man with a score of G9.
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 Astorlan.
Hie Misses Annie and Katie McCrea
cd on the steamer Telephone yes
terday and will be the gues's of Mrs.
A. Campbell at Bonnie Braes, Seaslil?.
Hahn & Co. have Just received a hand
some line of the popular green shoes, in
the newest shapes. This style of foot
wear is particularly dressy for street
wear.
Agent C. J. Trenchard yesterday open
ed a new express office for Wells, Fargo
& Co., at Flavel, and installed Mr Peter
sen, the Western I'nion operator, as
agent
From all accounts yesterday a doz-n
different expeditions have been organised
In Astoria to go to the Klondyke re
gion. How many of them will material
ize Is a question.
There is much talk of es'iMlahlns In
Portland a trading company to enter the
Alaska, field. Nothing of the kind lias
yet been proponed in Astoria, but It is
rumored that the merchants here are not
oelecp.
The construction ear,? on th rallm.1,1
keps the work train busy hauling rails
(and with thie reguflir and suburban
trains the clang of the engine bell Is al.
most contnlcous during the day an en
couraging sound.
Rose, Hlgglns & Co. have taken the
agency for the famous "Corvallls"
flour. Three carloads arrived here f it
th?m yesterday and they will trom
now on furnish dealers with the same
at mill prices In lots to suit.
Mir. Rs, th milliner, will sail for
San Francisco, early next week, and
visit during her absence the bailing
wholesale millinery etitabllsments of the
coast, returning early In September with
a fine stock of fall goods, also bringing
with her the popular milliner who gave
Astoria ladies such complete satisfaction
this spring. During Mrs. Ross's absence
her establishment, will be open as usual.
What promises to be an Interesting
affair Is the shooting match which Is
to take place at Warrenton on Friday,
July 23, at 1 p. m. A prize of a small
sucking pig, a "nice roaster," is offered
for the best score out of twenty shots
at clay pigeons from the trap. The en
trance fee will consist of a deposit at
;he A. ft C. R. R. R. defot of Ft cents
for a ticket to Warrenton and return.
Burleigh
the Cash Grocer.
70 Cents
1 iWoo Bllu Mnwui'., Fruit Jr
23 Ctuts
4 parkm; Uyer'n K TWr
13 Cents
Quart bottle Chow Chow
tl) Cents
Pint bottle Tiokloa
5 Cents
5 pat-ksges. 400 wli, Matchrs
SHANAHAN BUILDING.
Twlphon J2.
TRAPS DESTROYED.
! FlshK.g O ar In Hik"r' ' Cut to
j PU-vo.
! What Is declared to be the .L-no'j.-mtiU
i of thi recent reduction In the price of
1 ruimon to three cents cccurr.J in Da.
j k.-r's bay Monday night.
I Only meng.-r details of the ugly deed
! could be Irnrnrd las' night from th of
; fleers and passengers of the steamer II
whco. It seems that In the darkness
' of Monday nht. with th. tr fa-en pnrtiv
' mns-ke.1, a large number of men In Hah
I boats mii.le a raid on the fish trap at
I the eust en.l of Sand Island. Bt the cn.
j trance of the Niy. The traps seUvt M
for destruction wvre those further; out
! and next the channel, of whir1!, ns near
! as could be learned, ten or fifteen were
1 broken and the web e-it anl slash--l
1 with sharp knlve. Parties at Chlnuok
fco saw the men at wrk) de:l.trrd that
they were gill n.-tt.-rs. and It I reported
that Uwy Hre.1 a number of shots at th
offenders, without effect. Peopl- at 11
wftco are sold to have asserted th the
; depredators re the owners of otht f
traps sltunte.1 further up the hay nrd
i which hud so far been prevent! from
'taking any fish because of the t;aps at
the mouth of the bay compl.'t.dy cover
' Ing the space between the shore and
j the chmnel and no fish could get by
them. It appeared to be a gd time
to do .the Job, as the gill nettevs. who
' have only Just gone to work under tt-e
'reduced price, and who ram very near
to a strike, would naturally be .icntsed
of the work; and It being so late In the
season It was Improbable that the trap
' owners would repair them. The r toty
Is a plausible one. but few believe It.
j A thorough Investigation will be made
j of the nmtttr. It l said, and a re:ird
may be offeifd for the apprehension of
! tne law-breakers.
! The tras destroyed are said n l to
' he In the channel, and no raue can be
; assigned for the deej. T'ntTe wvs nt
j the slightest Indication of trouble at
i any time prior to the raid, and no prepa
I rations for defense were mid . The
i whole thing Is a mystery, whl -h may
soon be solved.
STEAMSHIP LINK HEP.E.
Astoria's Importance Is Becoming Wide
spread. ; Day by day Astoria's Importing as a
.shipping port and place of business Is
I becoming more wld. spreul. Yesterday
j a new trans-Atlantic steamship line en
i tered the field for business. The eele
! MT.ted "Anchor Line," through Its rav
j ellng passenger agent, Mr. J. Tomley
! Morgan, of New York, paid Its respects
I to Astoria.
j Mr. Morgan Is one of the greatest
i travelers In the United States, nnl hr.s
. visited every town In tile L'nlon of V
I population or over. In conversation with
: an Astorlan representative, Mr. Morgan
' said :
j "I came West on this trip via the
j Southern route, and 1 con assure you
I that after leaving hot Kansas City and
; traveling through Kansas, New Mexico
.and Arizona, Oie everlasting gr?en of
j Oregon wait delightfully refreshing. Crops
' are gr.od In California, but I have f'jund
j them exceptionally fine In Oregon. From
I what I can see and hear thU will lie
1 a most prosperous year In this state.
! Your population Is not grea t, crops are
; enormous, and prices are good. This Is
j lhe place for settlers to come. People
j are obliged to Jump from Iowa to the
; Pacific count nowadays, and If I had
! money to Invest I would plant It l ere.
The natural increase In population here
In the next few years will mak for
tunes and build' up the state at u sur
prising rate, people don't know jet
what you have here. Sure crops, fine
climate, and the finest river and natural
j harbor In the country are trump cards,
j I can tell you that the thousands of
'Christian Endeavorers returning through
Oregon will do you no harm I only wish
all of them could have seen the liwer
Special Cash
From now on
extraordinary
T0QSH PURCHASERS
The list ofarticles .which come under
this head is too long: to publish, but a
'trial order will show that we mean
business . . . . ,
Columbia rlwr. They will writ nnd
tiOk about wlml they have seen. Inev
told me that they were handsomely treat.
d In or 'gun. At every mtl n where
the Southern Pacific trains stopped they
wr prrseltud wlih beautiful lUVer
and fne fruit
"!o yon know that Asi.mIh iia"hor
Is very much like New York? l-'or years
New York was overshadowed by Phila
delphia, New Orlvun, Baltimore, and
Newport. A little thing Inte the Kile
vanal has wade her the greatest harbor
It the fulled Btntre end Ihlrd 111 the
world. The Mlehlgan canal nave Chicago
l.r sttut. and the rnllfmd will make
Astoria. New York now has n population
rl S.TH.iM--whrtt will e Astoria's fu
ture "Yon nk about general business, J
can only say that the steamship busl.
lt Is . good bwrwmcter of trtule, The
Anchor Line Is doing A fine bnltnn,
ev,n on this eot. When ttiivd in.
.ivaic and wot king people at sending
prepaid onlcrs to Kur,v (or tickets to
bring th.ir relations to the far W,vst
of the I'nitod States, yt may e sure
that business I Improving."
ANOTHER HKOATTA FHATt'ltK.
A committee of fin men, or mcmlvrs ot
the ex-volunter, was appointed yester.
day to arrange for a tmimam-'nt to take
place during regtta w'k. It had Wen
pit posed that the firemen take a Jour
ney to i!hs outside wmtUI this year, but
Patriotism tor their home city has led
them to hold their clebr.it Ion at home
and concentrate here every event ut In
terest which may twdhly pnv an ut
traction to visitors. Fur thl.i '.eolslon
the boys ihsserve the highest omincml,i.
tlon.
This Is a year of supreme Importance in
the history of Ar-torla, and a strong
l ull all' tvgeiher will mtike It a tnem
able and enjoyable one. What Is wantd
Is that the outside world see what th il
ls here th finest harbor on the coast
nnd the test railroad In the W.'st, nt w
so rapidly Hearing completion. Provide
some attraction to draw people nnl Ar
range for !iecl!il eti-urslun rat.Ti on Louts
and trains, nnd the people will come.
People make busin. ss, no m.i''"r If th- y
are only from Oregon and Washington,
ail have friends east an. I kn.nv how
to write. Encouragement to the Isiys
will no doubt bring about the Iwt r.
ica.tta and tournament ever hel I here.
They know ho'.v furnish th. amuse
ments. THE OREAT NORTHERN.
Mr. W. U rtenl'.am. Wnt.-rn FrU-ht
Manager. Seattle, and Mr. Wm. Ilard-r.
Gi-nenU Agtnt. Portland, of the Or'nt
Norrhern railroad, stn-nt yesterilay In
AstiHla, It was Mr. Htnham's first visit
here, and he Jild that 11s much as be
heard of Astoria and Its large business
Interests, he was more than surprised
at what ho fount! here.
Mr, Murder said: "We have Just ,-otno
from . trip through Eastern OreATon
an the nlley. flooil times have came
for Ortron, and thev have roine to stay.
It Is not a boom, but a steady Improve
ment and growth. Why, crops this ear
are simply enormous. I saw ono farmer
sell SM) bushels of wheat, which weigh
ed S"pounds to the bushel, for '17 cents
per bushel. Wool Is rnwnltleent-I ''),
i pounds In Oregon at nouble last year's
prices. Hops art splendid, nnd fnilt Is
magnlfloi nt There- will Ih ") carlo-ids
of dried prunes shim - .1 out f the slate
at tlii very bust, besides grc-n prunes
and 11U sts of gr-en fruit. Cattle,
sheep anl salmon are Immt-n.-M' yields.
Times are surely getting l-ticr, slowly
but surely, and have come to stay."
OREOON'8 P.tO TREES.
Dr. A. K. PIsher. special agent of the
deiartm:'nt of agriculture. Washington,
D. C, was In the city yesterday, r,n
his way to Mount Ualnler, where he will
Join four or five other department agents
and all will protrobly visit lhe Maiimas
who fwtve commenced the ascent of It at
gieat mountain.
The doctor has been making n Kix-cl il
study of forests and animal and bird
life In the West, and was one nf the
party that explored the celebrated "Dead
Man's Valley" a few years ago. He pre
fers traveling by pack team and camping
to Pullman cars.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.
Please take notice of the effect of the
following, a copy of a resolution adopted
on unanimous vote at a regular meeting
of the Common Council, held on July
16, lfc7:
"Resolved, That the Auditor and Police
Judge be and is hereby Instructed to
give notice in the official paper of the
city that no claims agnlmK the city will
be audited unless accompanied by written
requisition authorizing the contracting
of the claim."
H. E. NELSON,
Auditor and Police Judge.
Astoria, Or., July 20, 1M7.
A new river service has been inaugu
rated between Astoria ana runnier, ure
lns.l,ifllne all Inf ermAdifLtA landings.
The' fine steamer "Pilgrim," Captain A.
1 . itrttMA win msicn niunfi inns ohiiv.
except Sunday, leaving Rainier at 5:30
a n roathlnir Astrtrls fit I'ltftl. landlnv
at the Fourteenth street wharf, and de
parting on ner return at i-rompt
ilnu anil thit ht Servian Is iruftrantee
ror potn passengers ana ireigni.
Sale - - -
we will give
inducements
Ross, Higgins & Co.
Yu-Kon
Art'onl to lrc-f
since gold has Wen
ilirrOVOMHl in
Alaska
Herman Www oIlVis special
inducements in Clothing nnd
Huts.
How long will this LAST?
As long ns our SHOES hold
out !
High' srniirt hnrgaijn ut
HERMAN WISE
Tho lMirtUe, Up-to Date
Clothier
P. S. The lightest Mote in
Astoria. Wife's riistomers
se what they luy.
NOTICE,
From unl afier this daio,
the undersigned will jmy only
thw following prices for fish:
For lied Chinook Salmon,
10 lbs or over, 3 cents per lb.
For SteelheaJs and light
tolored Pnlnion, 1$ cents per
lb.
FlSHKIIMKX's PKO. Co ,
J. W. & V. Cook,
AltERPKKX Pko. Co.,
For A sin riii ami Jlwnco Cstineries.
P. J. MKJowan it Sons,
J. G. Mkolkk tt Co.,
F. M. Wahrk.n.
Sam'l Ei.mork,
For Astoria and IIwsco Caonerics.
Coumi'.ia Rivf.r Pko. Co ,
M. J. Kixxev,
And or Astoria Pis. Co.
El ltKKA it El'KTHEpKoCo.,
For Astoria and Eureka Cnnooritm.
A. Lootji Pko. Co.,
J. 0. Haxthorn it Co.
July 14, 1897.
RfllNlER TO ASTORIA
And Return in One Dav,
Steamer Pilgrim,
A. L. B RAZEE, Master.
Will leave Rainier dally, except Sunday,
at 6:30 a. m., touching at La Ou, May
gers, Stella, Oak Point, Eagle Cllfl,
Knappa, Clifton, Westport,
and other landings, arriving at 14th
street wharf, Astoria, at 10 a. m.
Leave Astoria at 1:30 p. m., calling at
way landings on return.
Fast time and satisfactory servlee
guaranteed.
Oriental Novelties
Japanese Goods
..WING LEE..
'A'l Commercial Street
Next to MadiHOD'a Cigar Stood
Warrenton Is
Columbia Harbor
Land Co.
CORNER...
BOND and
ELEVENTH STS.
Mmi ob application.
...IMPROVED...
White Mountain Freezer
Will in Four Minutes
Freeze Cream to a . .
.... Hard Even Grain
All sizes, from 1 to 15 quarts, at
FOARD & STOKES COMPANY
W. F. SCHEIBE,
A full line el llp. T. bates,
ssil 5mokrt' Anklet,
474 Commerll Ml.
TWELFTH ANNUAL T9UR
First Time on the Pacific Coast
... The Only Dig Show Coming
THE WALTER It. jHAlH
Grandest Best Shoms
3-Wng Circus 5-Continent Menagerie
Trained Wild Beast Show Free Horse Fair
And Real Roman Hippodrome
At ASTORIA, Saturday, July 24
Two CtroMtl Perforirtoncet
rrr. Xt JACTJVLJ.Ljl-J-
l, f r f m M r 3 I I' j f t r J Wnj. ,
-.!,;
TIIK MIGHTY l'.OVAI.AI'CS.
Tho rarest, f-trnngest and nvvfulext of nil the niontttrouH uiauimol.i of
tho tli'cp.
m a u v elous mi foi:m I no eleph A NTS.
A Ilijijiotlronie giving all kinils
horM'Woinrn on
PERKIER, tho world's highest ami loiige diver. WALLACE, tha
celebrated Ilorxo riding Lion. Tho Only Racing Steers.
Original Eurojican Wild West liowg. Trained boasts in luirQ
circular steel cage. ,
LioiiH, Tigers, Elojiliunts, Jiiguarn, I'uiithers, LeoiardH, Iiu.iiin Roar
Hounds ami kcoivs of other iiniinaU
MoU Comjdptc, inexhaiiMtive, iill-coni)reh('iiaivo throe ring circus tho
world has ever seen. 100 renowned homo and foreign
stars, in 110 great acts.
Menagerie of Hundred? of Zoological Surprises. Ruby Lions and
Baby Hippopotamus, Birds, Beasts, Reptiles.
GRAND, CLORIffUS, UNPARALLELED, FREE, CORCEuUS STtEtT PARACE;
Every Entry Morning Sare at 10 O'eloek.
Grand Excursion Rates on nil Hailroiids.
Bicycles Checked nt tho Outer Stand.
UNION MEAT COMPANY
Shield Brand Hams, Bacon, Strictly Pure Lard
ALL KINDS OF CANNED MEATS
Ouarsntscd the Beit In the Market
CORNER FOURTH AND (1LISAN STREETS . PORTLAND, OREGON
the Best...
THE CENTER OF DEVELOPMENT
ON THE WEST SIDE
Everybody knows that Warrenton values will soon' fee
doubled. It 1s 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?
Msniilai'lHrer anil
lnlr In
FINE CIGARS!
z i w, y m iv ' . "fi l . l !..- . 1 ' i h
of raceH, hy ffnrlcK horncint-n and
one-third mile track.
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