TILE DAILY ASTOillAN. 8 ATI RI) AY MORX1XU, All. 1ST 7. HW7.
SuitSto ordcrrfroin-$12i5G
PailtS to order, from $3.00
.FLYNN,
When you go to Warrenton
Don't fall to vlatlt
The best of Wines,
GREENS
Are the style.
We have on hand the latest
shapes. .
We bought them to sell.
We are selling them at ex
tremely reasonable prices.
Ladies', gents', misses' and
children's.
Drop in and examine them.
5 John Halm & Co.
Ar
Wi
1 479 Commercial St.
New Gloves
.AT.
ALBERT DUNBAR
Agency Buttorick Pattern,
NOBBY
COLUMBIA SHOE CO.
TODAY'S -WEATHER.
Fair and continued vans weather, va
riable winds.
AROUND TOWN.
' SATURDAY.
Every morn la the world made new.
Here la a beautiful nope for you
A hope for me and a nope for you.
Susan Cooildge.
Beat meals 10c. at Caalno restaurant.
8ee Ross, Higglns & Co. "a offer to sell
foods for cash.
See Ross, Higglna Co. for fresh fruits
and vegetables.
Groceries at the lowest prices at
Pacific Grocery Co.
the
Ice cream, wholesale
Smith's candy factory.
and retail, at
Leave your orders for wild blackberries
at Etna Higglns St Co. "a
At 4 price Misses' and Children's Tan
Shoes. Colombia Shoe Co.
An elegant line of Little Genu' Shoes
Just arrived. Colombia Shoe Co.
For rootling and skylights go to the
Astoria Roofing and Cornice Co., 34 Ninth
street
When you are looking for fresh fruits
and vegetables call on the Pacific Gro
eery Co.
Mrs. S. F. Clayton and daughter, Mlhe
Fannie Clayton, were In the city yester.
day from Seaside.
P. J. Meany, the leading merchant
tailor, 137 Tenth St The highest price
paid for fur skins.
Laird, Schober ft Co. S-OO. SS.SO snd
6.00 shoes; your choice fur 10 days,
3.98. Colombia Shoe Co.
Manager Edwards, of the Gobi Lumber
Co., Is fast getting his yard filled on
the corner of Ninth and Bond streets.
M. F. Hardesty left for Portland laet
evening to look afuar the coming to
Astoria of the Woodmen of the World.
L. Lebeck has a contract at Clifton for
removing three houses from the ralload
right of way. Ho left for that place last
evening.
Deputy County Clerk H. Q. Bmlth and
wife returned yesterday from aehort
vMt to Sen Francisco. They returned
overland.
ine Baivation Army will conduct a
special meeting Saturday night, August
7th. Ice cream and cake will be served
after meeting.
FOR KLONDYKE VIA DYEA. A lim
ited amount of freight and passengers
can find transportation at Foard ft
Stokes Company.
Swedish Lutheran Church English ser
vice at 10:39 a. m. Text, Matt 7:15.12.
Topic, "False Phophets and False Chris
tiana" Swedish services at S p. m. The
Hrnd.-ir KsdBoot - will -not begin before
the" first Sunday In September. Then
DP
UP
the Tailor
KELLY & PALMBERG'S SAMPLE ROOMS
Liquors nnd ClgnrH..
It Is hoped to see all scholars on hand,
and also that thooe who haw assisted as
teacher will come back and help.
Service In the German langiitive will
be held .t the Congregational church
on Sunday afternoon at : o'clock. J. (5.
Schlrad, pastor.
Ladle' Taa and Ojhlood Oxford. 1.00
eat to t.oo, S.00 eat to I.SO. Laird.
Sehaber t Co. IMJ Oxfords eat to 4.00.
Calambla Shoe Co.
Seat sale for the verasoope pictures of
the tight hetwwn CortM and Fttssim.
mons opens at J o'clock this morning
at Griffin A Reed'a
Ladles, you can hare your corsets made
to order and in flrst-claas styU by calling
on Mrs. Whipple, of Portland, tempo
rarily at r 15th street
A reward of IS la offered for the
body of Jack Hansen, who was drowned
from Walter I Main's droua barges, oa
Friday night. July &
Ho for Klondyk. Hie. If you're wld as,
we eaa Jatt pat yaa an the right lrrk.
five ear general chart of Alaska, No, T,
Ja.t reeelTed, GrlflU A Ked.
When you want a real Ufe-like and
artistic photo, don't fail to call on Snod
grasa The work be la turning out now
la ahead of anything ever made in As
toria before.
Several seining crews have arrived In
the city during the past two or three
dnys from various points on the river,
low prices and alack run of fish causing
them to cut the season short.
Mr. Chester Wright has entered the
employ of the water commission, and now
tanks as the youngest business man In
Astoria. Messrs. Shield and Van D'jsen
are both on the anxlxous seat.
The MUees Lllla Phllllpson and Zoe
Durner. who have been visiting Captain
and Mrs. S. B. Randall, their uncle and
aunt, salkd on the steamship Columbia
for their home at Benlcla. Cal.
W. Maurice Kelly returned to Astoria
yesterday after a few weeks' absence
In Portland and San Francisco. He
leaves this morning for his place at
Smuggler's Cove, near Necarnle Mou'.- j
tain. I
Yesterday old sol warmed things up In
good style, and more thnn one pedestrian
was hcanl to register a sultry kick. But
then some people are
kick even when it is
parts.
mean enougb to
raining in these
In the For Sale column will be found
the announcement that the Warrenton
hotel Is for sale. Without doubt some
enterprising Individual will see his oppor
tunity In this to establish himself on
j me v, cbi oiue.
Ross, Higglns 3c Co. have taken the
agency for the famous "Corvallls"
Bour. Three carloads arrived here fir
them yesterday and they will from I
now on furnish dealers with th same '
at mill prices In lots to suit.
o-rrnan ' Lutheran services will be held
!in the First ' Baptist church at 2:J0 p. m.
next Sunday. August Sth, by Rev. C.
Buchfer, of Portland. All are Invited
to attend. The theme will be "Christ's
Warning Against False. Prophets."
'services as usual at the Baptist church
tomorrow, The subject of encouragement
w ill be, discussed In the morning s?r-
mon, and the , instruction of the Inter -
preter considered In the evening. Sunday
school and B. Yw P. f. at 12:15 and 7 p. m.
'
Passengers on, 'the,. Columbia yesterday
from Astoria for, San Francisco were :
Miss Phillipson and Miss Durner, nieces
of Captain Randall; Mise Gertie Mc-
Colloueh, Mrs. MKenzle, the MlnAe.i
Foard, Captain Dapiel McVlker and Wm. I
Lehnlg.
The ladles of .Be.hanla Evangelical
Lutheran church will give a social at
the Union Pacific cannery opposite fire
station No. 3, at 8 o'clock Saturday
evening. A large number of fancy ar
ticles will be offered for sale. Everybody
Is invited to attend.
H. F. L. Logan will entertain several
newspaper men today at his Elk creek
hotel. The program Includes a trip from
Seaside to Elk creek by stage, thence
to various points of lnt?ret on Cannon
and Elk creefc . bificlv-s, returning to.
Seaside Sunday morning.
Fred Newell and WalW Robb leave
this afternoon for Norrlston Park, where
their famlll-s are staying, on their blks,
and as both gentlemen are experts ij
can be expected that a n-w record will
bo made going over the mountain bf .
tween Seaside and Elk creek. ' !
M. E. Church Sub)t for morning
sermon, "Contentment"; evening, 'The
Dignity and Honor of Christian Ser.
vice." Morning class, led by the pastor,
meets at 10:30, Sunday school at 12:15,
Epworth League at 7 p. m. You are
cordially Invited to all our services. ' i
There will be a big exodus from An.
toria to the Alaska gold fields next spring
If present Indications! go for anvthlmr.
Nearly every othtr man Ih Atttorlu "is
going and there Is' a general ' scramble
for grubstakes among those who cannot
scare Up the requisite amount of,, e.ish
to get them through to the glittering
Burleigh
. the Cash Grocer.
as Cents
Largo box Import! Tnrkwh Castile
Soap
' 23 Ceuts
Large bos Imported French Castile
Soap
20 Cents
Can Kox French Tonga
10 Cents
Can lies Periled Ham
5 Cents
Ponnd Large Fnucy Prune,
SHA1UHAN BUILDING.
Hone
Tcl
land of promise. If the proposed As.
tona-Vukon transportation line becomes
rt reality and thewe people buy their
supplies here. It will set a whole lot of
mbitcy loose among the merchants.
The Astor House la In process of thor
ough renovation, and will be taken In
charge about August 1 by Mr. Dan Tay
ler, of South Bend, and Mr. O. W. Boo
mer, who wilt conduct It in first-class
style, at prices becoming the times. The
botol Is centrally located and convenient
alike to residents and tourists.
Chief of Police Hallock is kept very
busy these days. , Aside from looking
after tho law-breaking clement of the
city, he Is carrying a greater load In
directing the aff.drs of one of the Im.
portant regatta committee, tie mane
us good a committeeman, however, as he
does police o trice r which W saying a
good deal.
A new river service has been Inaugu
rated between Astoria and Rainier, Ore
gon. Including all Intermediate landings.
The fine steamer Pilgrim," Captain A.
L. Brasee. will make round trip dally.
except - -
m -Mirhlnv Astoria at :. landing
at the Fourteenth street wharf, and de -
parting on her return at t:J0. Prompt
time and trie nest servtre is guarantees
for both passengers and freight
, I,
deal of Interest in th proposed stenin.
ship line from Astoria to the Yukon.
There Is a share of the Alaska traita
duo this nort. and thev feel that It Is
time to nwaken and arrange for n share
of tt. The cctnmitUv w!l protmtlly
have a plan to submit at a meeting
to be called In a few days.
Northern Pacific railroad trains leave
Portland daily at 11 o'clock a. m. f
Tacoma. Spokane, and the East. Cl.e
connection made at Spokane for Roea -
tand. Nelson. Sandow and British Co-
lumbla mining camps. For map, and
Information call on or address
C. W. STONE.
Astoria. Or.
There will be a regulnr exodus of "single-married"
men to the beach this even,
ing. Harrison Allen, C. K. Thompson,
Herman Pnu?l. Frank Diinhnr. William
Chutter, Clyde Fulton and about a doxen
others whoee families ore camping or
living In cottages at Seaside have re
mained away from the noise of the boom
ing surf for snveral days now, and will
take advantage of the seventh day of
the week and Join tha throng of bathers
at th lch- Fancy " above-named
gentlemen arre.yed In the latest style of
bathing suit, gamboling ahout the sonils
of Clatsop.
"Old Antiope" Banks, who was made
famous a year ago by being made com
modore of the XS'A regatta. Is headed for
Astoria again In charge of a new ship.
Captain Banks, or "Commodore," as he
j Insisted on being called after the title
j had once been conferred, said It was
j the proudntt moment of his life when
1 the regatta committee made the good
(ship Antiope flagship of the rgatta, and
the was evidently sincere, for the big
j British merchantman was thrown open
from stem to stern to not only the com.
! miOeemen, but to the citizens and visit.
'ors. The commodore and
would receive a welcome,
his n-w ship
If they were
present aunng the 1W7 carnival.
WATER SUPPLY PIPE.
Proposals will be received at the of
fice of the undersigned In Astoria, Ore
gon, until noon, August 10th, for fur
nishing and laying about 1,000 feet of
six-Inch wrought Iron pipe to supply wri
ter column. Spejlflcatlons may be seen
and blank forms of proposals will l.e
furnished at their office. Bonds will be
required. The right to reject any or
all bids Is reserved.
NORTHWEST CONSTRUCTION CO.
Special Cash
From now on
extraordinary
j! to; cash purchasers I
The list of articles.which come under
this head is too long to publish, tut a
trial order " will show that we mean
business -. . . . . . .
it is woNPr.nrru
The Verasoope Reproduction of the Ca
on City Kvent.
rn Portland they are crowding to the
Marvjnnm Grand by thousand lo lt
ttris the reproduction by the veAtscor
I of -the great TVrbett-Fttaslmmonf tight
and toe houe seem hardly large enough
to hold the cole who want to see It
Next Sunday evening, at Fisher's Open
House, Astortan, will have an opportu,
nlty of seeing the name show. Yester
day's Orvgoul.in has the following, I
p-irt, to say of the ewnt:
While It was true that a large majorll
of those present had wine merely to "r
the fight." a look at the more Intelligent
portion of the audience sliowc.1 that the
feature of the exhlUilon to them lay In
the marvel of hotogrMhlc and sclentl!'
ochtetsmrnt that enabled theiu, comfort
ulily staled In a theater. In no m llfi
U1. animated panorama depleting In
every detail a series of Incidents fi
which montlwi ago others traveled luin
dreds of milt's and ent hnndrerl of dot
lars to see.
Ftm n scientific standlit th.ii pi
turvs, the eratlon of Mr. Kittson's wm
I'erfully fertile brain, give a tnt'lleal II
lustration of their powlttllltlua In other
and more leitlllmate dlnxMlons, Thv In
ten-st In the present picture, however,
renters In the fact that they rpres!
the Mg tight, and last evening the Audi
ence was wrought up to Intense nxelle
ment whenever one or the other of the
llg fighter miule a palpuhlo polnl. Tlv
vltnttlon to the picture throughout the
evening made It a little trying on tin
eyes, but It did not Interfere wllh th
following of every movement of the prln
eitml rlgiis All of the H rounds
the fight nr (tlven. with five grateful In
termUAions. th.it ret 1h e. and dur.
Ing which the lights are turnel on an
the ori-lwstni discourse selection tha
furnish a pleasing variety to the pie
lures. Mr. Johnny William acted
lecturer, and. before tle oienlng of tlv
exhibition, he gnve a review of the dim
cuttles attending the taking of thcec pie
turs, which he mid Involved the taking
I f ov . iMrt separate negatives, hi
rate of JTrtl a mlnuto, on a eelluloi
nhlHn. or film SV nle In length. For
benefit of thone not verged In prlxe
ring Hre he detailed the rul govrniln
th right "thrco minute of fighting and
one minute rents" cal lot attention to th
tvfere llme-kectx-r. secomts, etc.. and
generally prepared everytody for the ca
of "time," when the room wo darkene.
i , ,.,, .... ,,k, ,,i
I i
1 displaying the ting, with trre actors I
:th scene moving about It, includlm
Fltxsimmons and Corbel t, each envelop-'
In a long bathrotw. and Ellvlng all the
I and tr. first round of the Mg HeIiI. In
termlsMions oceurmt t'en the firs
and second roumh. tlie fmirlh and fifth
i tlv seventh nnd .ighth, th. tenth ntv
eleventh, and the thlrteeiiih nnd four.
teenth. ruring th.'se InbTmlmlon M
Williams not.-l the siwrliU feature to lie
olTi-.-l In th coming round, wid evl
pViitly cnrrlid away by his reeollis-tlon
of the aotuat tight, rarnwily Invltcl at
r!tent!on to the t.rl on Fltx s f.u
glove, which, of course, In-lng Invisible
jon the black-and-white pictures, create.
loud laughter, and an cxxel.imailon froi
a piping voice Itj the gallery of: "I t
tt."
Mr. Williams, however, served hi
purpose, and plot.d the audience throng
the fight In good shape.
GRAND OPENING
Great American . .
Importing Tea Co.
NEW TEA STORK, 571 Commcrclnl Ht
Have stocked It with the choicest
TEAS. COFFEES, SPICES, BAK1NT
POWDKUS, FLAVORINO EXTRACTS
CHOCOLATES, ETC., ETC.,
Also Crockery, Chlnaware, Glassware,
at prices never before known.
Handsome and useful presents given
away to every purchaser, consisting of
China, Crockery, Glassware, Tinware,
and Novelties.
Tens at 20c. 2, 30c, 3,'e, Vic nnd Soc
per pound.
Roasted Coffee at iSo, V.c, 25c, 30c nnd
j.ic per pound.
Spices at 10c, 13c,
per pound.
J
20c, 25c. 30c, JSc nnd it
importing for and operating tow store
enables us to undersell all others and
save you all middlemen's profits. Why
not buy from first hands? Get the
best and save money.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA IMPORTING
COMPANY,
571 Commercial Street, Astoria
100 Branch Stores In Successful Operation
Handsome presents free
to every purchaser.
Sale - - -
we will give
inducements
Ross, Higgins & Co.
Warrenton Is
Columbia Harbor
Land Co.
CORNER...
BOND and
ELEVENTH STS.
lUw on application.
COUNTY COURT.
Tho bondsmen of ex. Treasurer Ward
mt with the country court llils morn.
Ing, The bondsmen were formally m!.
ltd of the amount of (he defalcation and
that the court would hold Ihem respoii.
slhlo lo I ho county for that mm In
reply, th Imndsinen acknowledged their
liability, but aiated that the iitrtlon at
Issue lictwecu them and the creditors
of Howell ft Ward would Ih. srKtlrd at
the next term of Ihn circuit court, and
they deMlrvd that the matter be left a.
it stands until thai Unix. The court nr.
contlngly ordered that the action In tl x !
mutter he oatpoiinl until the further
order of the court. The bondsmen rt
ox.Trcasur.-r Wnrl niMwiml before the
voiut and were notl'lcd of the amount of
defalciijtlon of Mr. Want, n shown by I
the eHrt' r-Hrt. Tl- toiidsinrn In.
formed the court that the mttter In ds.
pute N't ween them and the rrnlllor of
Ih II nn of Howell & nnl will Ih
prtwksl to a Hsdy ternilnatlon .it tl.e
rtoptemlsT term of the die etv:rt.
Therefore It was onlered that . tiittt. r
N' rontliuir.1 mull further r "f the
court.
OREGON CllII.lRES-3 HOME.
The Oregon Children's Home Soclrty,
auxlllury to the national. Is doliu a
meet exi"ellent work In pi. icing hom-lc
children In can-fully selected (.imir)
homi' the mcl natural and In. ji eti.e
mthol of caring for the Utile oie-
The society In 3 sales has thus found
homo for nearly s.oo children. I're.l.
dent McKlnley tin le. n presl.le'it of the
Ohio branch of this society for v.riil
years. In Oregon the past ! month.
the. mi-rtntcndci:t has tri.-i-hd 1".",
miles and sski:ii lJn llm In !.li,i)f of
homcle.v children. One hundred children
have Iwn reeelvd and l osl In nxM
houies. Some of th.-se i hlldrell Were
placed in Wnshlngtoii, but since I'. c.ni-
her last each st.itc has cirri,- I f ir I
the work under Its own Isi.irl of man.
agent Families wishing to rcovie lill.
iren for adoitlon nniy adr s .-tii -i In.
endent I. F Totiey, W" M irn'iain build.
tirrgonlan.
TO UK KKPItoliCCKI) II Kill-:
The Alcax;ir Th.atre Stock "o. win
will present the famous succr.ses. ' Th.
First Horn." the clever Chinese drnmn
ind "lst for a Iay," tlw t lr---j
hilarious conwejy. at r isher s ojri
tiotise, n xt I htirsiiuy, August u. in.
elude the Well known players, Gen. us.
!urne, Hugo Tolund, J. Harry II. nrl.
mo, Jno. Armstrong. Geo. Kulltrlon
Harry Spear, V. It-lasio. Jos. Siler.
stone, Slay lliukley. Kiltie It.lrnocr.
Mrs. G.s. fJst.ourne, Gertrude Till. nil,
Venle Wills and flflivn others. The Chi.
nese dnunu, "Tho Flrt Horn," ran thpe
consecutive months In San Francis,
The original company will produce It
re-re, together with all the scenery, cos
tume. music, properties and effect us.
In the Bun Francisco production,
Reserved seat sain opens next Tuesday
morning at Orlffln & Iled's.
RECEIVER'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that I have been
appointed receiver by tho circuit rourt
of the State of Oregon, for Clatsop
county. In the suit of R. L. Hahln et al.
vs. Howell A Ward et at., of all property
goods, ware and merchandise and chat
tela and book accounts, notes and de
mands and all the property of the late
firm of Howell A Ward; and I am re
quired to collect forthwith nil dehls due
snld firm.
fore, all persons Indebted to said
firm will call at once at the place of
business formerly occupied by th, snld
late firm of Howell A Ward, at No. CIO
Commercial street, Astoria, Oregon, and
settle their said accounts
Dated this second day of August, 1897.
FRANK I. DUNBAR.
Receiver.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.
Regular quarterly examination of Ap
plicants for certificate to teach In Clat
sop county will be held at McCbire
hool building High School bull ling
Astoria, beginning at 1 o'clock p. n-
Wednesday, August 11, 1RW. Applicants
will be present promptly and continue to
th close.
Examinations for state diploma will be
eld Saturday, August U, 1S97, beginning
at 9 o'clock a m., at same place.
H. B. LYMAN.
Superintendent of Schools.
Clatsop county, Oregon.
ROI'OSALB FOR DKAWHRIDGU
, FOCNDATIOXS.
Healed proposals will le received ,y
tho unJerrlgicy, at lt ofTlco In Astorl;i
until noon of August 12,, 1W, for con.
structlng the foundations for the steel
Irawbridges over Wind slough and rials.
kanle river, on the line of the. Astoria
and Columbia River Railroad. I'lnns and
ineelfleitlons -nwy, be . re-n , nt ; th As
toria office, and approved bonds will be
required-of the- suoaessful' bidder. -The:
right to reject any and al) bids -1 re,,
served by . tho -undersigned. i
NORTHWEST CONSTRUCTION CO.
the Best...
TIE CENTER
ON THE
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 It not a fine investment?
Grand Excursion
To Seaside and Return
Sunday, August 15, '97
Inder th... TUP VPTCDAW
Au.rkts el
Ul L.lrtlt I
DuusJ Trip, AdulU. . Ii.oo
Chlldun nor t, )rs, go
1
I Tl.llt t.favcs Flavtl
" lw V o SllKa
W. F. SCHEIBE,
IMS
snd mekt rs' AitkUs.
7-t Cortirticrv Inl Ml
FISHER'S OPERA
CO.MINO AT LAMT, ONLY ONK; PHMPOMMANCB
Thursday, August 12
Tli not origin! plnynlIH
tnlury,"..NiK York Journal,
Powcrn' rnttiouH
CIiIiicho l3l.y
THE
FIRST
BORN
j Three lonif months in San Frnurisoo In
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TWKNTY-I'IVB IMiOIM.R
Stierin scenery - iforgixiusly tnotititeil lavishly ami Jdr
turestiely rottinirl rlinrnotrrlstic music ami rtlrcU
A liitf ami eituUt production, rece.led by, Sjilnry (irtunly", 3 act cotuetly,
" LoHt for n Day"
Admlawlon Prlco. - - - BO cent a nit flOO
Seats nn salo Tuesday uiurulnR at (Iriflln A Komi's
..Mortgagee Sale..
We are cloning out Slug Lung A Co.'s
entire stock of Pry Goods, Ladles' and
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at priors
regardless of ooat. In order to make
room for the large stock of Chines, and
Japnnmm Curios, Fine Decorated China
ware, Novelties, Bilk Handkerchiefs,
tA.Je' Morning Gowns, Wrappers, Gen
tlemen's Smoking Jackets, Tea, Etc.
We Invite the public to come and
nmko bargains of the above line of
Itoods before the stock I, sold out.
Store will open Saturday, July 31.
ANDREW KAN & CO.
..The font Ltf.Mt.cti..
"HERCULES"
Is open to special charter for excursion
parties or river freighting.
Dock at Ross, Higglns & Co.'s slip.
THOS. DALOITT.
Leave orders at 214 Ilond street.
.SAP A KODAK.
at any man coming out nt
our .lor. and you'U gt a
portrait of a diku brlmmlug
oyer wllh pleasant tliouxhts.
Such quKllty In thii liquor,
we have to offer are euouxh to
pleais any man.
COMB' AND TRY THEM
HUGHES & CO.
Oriental Novelties
Japanese Goods
..WING LEE..
543 Commercial street
Next to Madison', Cigar Stand
OF DEVELOPMENT
WEST SIDE
I?l DHM HIVHC tCCnriATIHW
IM.I O ti&ll- 1 IWM
Columbia Marin, hand will
accompany Ih. I'xcuralon
No Questionable
Character Allow.4
I
Msnofncliirsr nrttl
lnlr lr
FINE CIGARS!
HOUSE,
Li. H. SBLiIQ
('tee sml Mslt.fsr
(lie cntincllr of the
i
FISHER'S - OPERA - HOUSE
L. E. MEMO, lessee nml Mstm.'rr
SUNDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8
- Photographs Con't Lie
V Wonderful Veriscope
The Gorbett
I
Fitzsimmons
Fight
REPRODUCED TljUK TO LIFE
The marvel of the Age
First and Only) Prodactlon on the.
....Paclflo Coast....
Seat sal. opens Hnttinlny nidrolriK, nt 0
o'clock, nt OrilJln A lle.d'H. Price,,
roBerved aontd, $1 ; gnllory, 60 ooiits.
RJlIfllER TO ASTORIA
And Return In One Dav,
Steamer Pilgrim,
A. L. BRAZEE, MaaUr.
Will leave Rainier dally, axcent 'HuiuLV
at 6:J0 a m., touohlng at La Du. Mar.
gors, Btella, Oak Point, Eagle Cliff.
Knappa, Clifton, Westport,
and other landing,, arriving at Hth
trit wharf, Astoria, at 10 a. m.
Leave Astoria at 1:M n. m.. ealll t
way landings on return.
fast urn. and , satisfactory ,. serrlo.
guaranteed.