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

THE DAILY ASTOiUAN, FRIDAY MORNIXU, Al'urST IK, 1HD7.
Stilts to order, from $12. SO
PailtS to order, from $3.00
.FLYNN,
When you go to Warrenton
Don't fail to vlattt
KELLY & PALMBERG'S SAMPLE ROOMS
..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.
John Hahn & Co.
Ar
Warreatee
479 Commercial St.
BATTENBURG
Braids,
RltlgS and
Patterns
AT
ALBERT DUNBAR.
September Delineator now on Bale
NOBBY
COLUMBIA SHOE CO.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Fair weather, except probable shower
on Immediate Washington coast.
AROUND TOWN.
FRIDAY.
The heart of man is written upon his
countenance, but the soul reveals itself
In the voice only. Longfellow.
Beet meals 10c, at Casino restaurant.
Astoria's regattas have come to stay.
Bee Ross, Higglns & Co.'s offer to sell
goods for cash.
See Ross, Higglns & Co. for fresh frultg
and vegetables.
Groceries at the lowest price at the
Pacific Grocery Co.
Mr. T. K. Johnson, the well known
seiner, is ln the city.
Ice cream, wholesale
Smith's candy factory.
and retail, at
Leave your orders for wild blackberries
at Ross Higglns Se Co. 'a
At i pries Misses' and Children's Tan
Shoes. Columbia Shoe Co.
Dont' forget the Veteran Firemen's ex
cursion to Seaside Sunday.
H. J. Wlegardt, the Bay Center oyster
man, was In the city yesterday.
Tho full moon is making the nights
on the beach resplendent with glory.
An elegant line of Little Gents' Shoes
Just arrived. Columbia Shoe Co.
At the bowling alleys yesterday C. H.
Cooper made the high score of the day,
43.
Born, to the wife of H. P. OLen, Al
derrbook, Tuesday night, August 10, a
son.
For mofllmr iLnd skvlhrhts en tn th
" ,
Astoria Roofing and Cornice Co., 34 Ninth
street.
Ross, Higglns & Co., it was reported,
have purchased the Hansen stock of
goods.
Reduction of CO per cent on all goods
at the Eastern Clock Co.'s, ISC Tenth
street,
A wag who was on board the new
1'ghtBhIp yesterday, and noticed several
of the contraotors in consultation while
a county oflkial stood near by, remarked
Schilling's Best Tea
is good tea. Your money
back at your grocer's A
you don't like it
What would you do if
you should guess the miss
ing word and get some
money all of a sudden ?
Rules of contest published in large
advertisement about tho first and middle
of each month. . jo
up
up
the Tailor.
Liquors ond Cigars..
that It vat the first time he had ever
seen a Wolf, a Fox and a Hart lie down
together In peace, t
C F. Boggs and wife, of Pennsylvania,
will arrive this morning on a visit to
Astoria.
When you are looking for fresh fruit
and vegetables call on th Pacific Gro
cery Co.
Don't forget the excursion to be given
by the veteran fireman to Seaside next
Sunday.
The merchants report that business Is
not so good as usual at the close of the
fishing season.
P. J. Meany, the leading merchant
tailor, 1ST Tenth St. The highest price
paid for fur skins.
Miss A. L. Dlmlck, principal ot the
Holladay school, of Portland, U the guest
of Mrs. A. L, Fox.
Laird, Bchober Co. 3.00. W.SO and
SA.OO Shoe.: yoar choice fur 10 days,
3.98. Colnmbla 8ho Co.
"The only reason I am not going to
Klondike Is that I hate to leave the town
all alone." Charles .
Messrs. Walter and Harold Stokes left
for the Sound last night, where they
will Join the steamer Mayflower fcr
Alaska.
Ladle' Taa and Oxblood Oxfords, S1.00
eat to Sl.oo, 3.00 eat to 1)1.50. Laird.
Bchober Co. s;4.00 Oxfords cut to S4.00.
Columbia Shoe Co.
Mrs. K. A. Mason has resigned her
position as teacher at the SklpoJioo
school and expects to attend the Portland
University this winter.
Mrs. C. D. Smith is offering the War.
renton hotel business for sale. It la
claimed that this Is a paying business
and good opening for an Investor.
The Finnish Broherhood picnic Sunday
promlses to be very largely attended.
Sports and music assure a good time to
all. Next Sunday on North Beach.
The Ladles' Sewing Society of the
Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran church
will give a sociable at Minerva hall. Up-
per Astoria, tonight,
invited.
AH are cordially
When you want a real life-like and i
artistic photo, don't fall to call on Snod- j
grass. The work he la turning out now
is ahead nt nnvthlns .vm mo4 in a i
. ' ..
toria before.
Mrs. James Stokes, of California,
mother of the Stokes boys of this city.
who has been on a tour of the Eastern
states and recently arrived In Astoria
on a visit, returned home last night
C. E. Foster chairman of the board
of grand directors, and Patrick Shea,
grand marshal of the Y. M. I., Northwest
ern Jurisdiction, will leave for Tacoma
this morning to attend the grand council.
W. A. Peek, Taqulna: Leroy Pratt,
New Tork; J. C. Earrtt, San Francisco:
Lieut. John P. Merrell, United States
navy; Sol Blumaur, W. C. Smith, Port,
land were guests of the Occident yester
day. Roes. Higglns Sc. Co. have taken tho
agency for the famous "Corvallls"
flour. Three carloads arrived here for
them yesterday and they will from
now on furnish dealers with the same
at mill prloea ln lots to rult.
John Corno, Portland; Matt Flynn, Ka
lama; H. H. Failund, Miss May Eurg
land, Mls Heln Koston Miss Lulu Sm
ance, Wlnlcck, Wash.; Thomas H. All
man Miss May Allman CathHmt were
at the Parker house yesterday.
A new river service has been Inaugu
rated between Astoria and Rainier, Ore
gon, Including all Intermediate landings.
The tine steamer "Pilgrim," Captain A.
L. Brazee, will make round trips dally.
except Sunday, leaving liainler at 6:30
a. rn., reaching Astoria at 10:3ft, landing
at tne f ourteenth street wharf, and de.
.""'"' '"'. i-rumpi
time ana tne best service Is guaranteed
for both passengers and freight.
Mr. W. Douche, of the Hudson's Bay
Company, Calgary. Canada, who has
been In the city the last few days visit
ing Mr. Frank Spittle, returns to his
home on the boat this morning. Dr.
Duclie is an old schoolmate of Mr. Spit
tle, and greatly enjoyed his visit here
and at the i achs, as well as the re
union with his friend.
The Women's Handiwork Association
of the Finnish church will hold a fair
on Saturday, August 14, at Foard &
Stokes' hall. Among the Interesting ex
ercises will be addresses in the Finnish
and English languages, songs, declama
tions and fishing. All kinds of women's
handiwork at auction. Doors open at
7:30. Admittance free. All are invited.
Northern Pacific railroad trains leavo
Portland dally at 11 o'clock a. m. f ,r
Tacoma, Spokane, and the East. Cloee
connection made at Spokane for Rose
Ian d, Nelstn, Sandow and British Co
lumbia mining camps. For maps and
Information call on or address
C. W. STONE,
Astoria, Or.
In the police court yesterday Henry
Loomis, who was arrested on a charge
of assault and battery at the Instance of
Burleigh
the Cash Grocer.
35 Cents
Large box Imported Turkish Ciwtile
Soap
'J5 Ccuts
Larue box Imported Freuoh Ciwttle
Soup
20 Cents
Cau Rex French Tongue
10 Cents
Can Kex Deviled Ham
5 Cents
round Large Fancy Prime.
SHANAHAN BUILDING.
Telephone) -"
I R. F. Tucker, was dismissed, me pri se
outing witness not appearing. The court
stated that such cm were becoming
too freuqent, and that herestfer, when
prosecuting witnesses did not put In an
appearance after causing the arrest of
other parties he would be Inclined to
fine them. John Sanstrom forf tiled JJ
for being intoxicated.
Testerday was another Klondike Jay.
One vessel departed for Dyea and an.
other arrived from that place. The nlr
Is full of Klondike. Many tettrrs were
received from Astorlan. by the Kldcr
and by yeslenlay's post. Ie-wons of Im.
port an ce are contained In them, hut
probably will not be heeded, like every,
thing else of the kind. Excitement car
ries people away contrary to their best
Judgment.
"THE FIRST CORN."
Lost evening theatre-goers of this city
were presented wtth probably the mtx.1
original play that has ever been given
here.
The affair was unique In that what
might be termed the curtain-raiser w:is
longer than the main performance. "Unit
for a Day" l a delightful piece of farce
comedy In three acts devolving upon the
mishaps of a baby whose clandestinely
married parents try to keep It out of
sight of the mothers parents. In doing
so it Is "lost for a day."
"The First Bom" Is Introduced by a
clever overture. Imitating a Chinese or.
c hen Ira. The plot hlrge upon the steal,
lng of Chi'-ng Wang's first born, Chan
Toy, by his faithless mother, Chan I.ee.
and her paramour, Man Low Yek. In
tho attempt to rtseue tho child he fall
from the top of a bullolng and Is killod. .
i"'9 fathor !ek8 venvanfe ln lh '-1
I annmuu . inner,., iiiui.iw-i i, ij nn,
jwajt with a hatchet. The author has I
accomplished an original f-at in bring- i be
lng In thro- cliniiix., with the main
climax In the middle. I
The eomt!iny is remarkably well 1 al-1
anced, th principal work falling iipn I
iGpo Oboiirne. Howevt-r, .May Bu kl.y,
t
(Hugo Toland and J. II. Benrtmo have
an excellent opportunity for tine work,
ajid take advantage, of It. There Is not
a "stick" In the whole company. Tho
stage-setting and costuming was very ac-
curate ln detail. It was Chinatown In
everything but the Intolerable tillh.
RECEIVER'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that I have been
appointed receiver by the circuit court
of the State of Oregon, for Clatsop
county. In the suit of R L Sabln et al
vs. Howell & Ward et al., of all property
goods, wares and merchandise and chat,
tels and book accounts, notes and de
mands and all the property of the late
firm of Howell & Ward; and I am re
quired to collect forthwith all debts due
said firm.
-fore, all persons Indebted to said
firm will call at once at the place of
business formerly occupied by the snld
late firm of Howell tc Ward, at No. 510
Commercial street, Astoria, Oregon, and
settle their said accounts.
Dated this second day of August, 18)7.
FRANK I. DUNBAR,
Receiver.
A PLEASANT OUTINO.
Yesterday B. A. Seaborg gave a delight
ful sail to a party of frimis and rela
tives on his trim sloop-yacht Mayflower.
The yacht left the dVxk at 2.20 p. m.
and made a straight course for Scarbor.
ough, thence to the channel off Flavel,
thence to thfl North Head light, out to
the bar and home, arriving Wore dark.
A particularly happy incident occurred
wh-n the sloop was headed for the bar.
The steamer rorge W. Elder was Just
crossing In from her Alaska trip, and as
she rose and fell on the big swells at the
mouth of the river, the yacht was headed
directly for her. Running with a spank-
Special Cash
From now on
extraordinary
to: cash purchasers
The list of artideshlch come under
this head is too long to publish, but a
trial order will show that we mean
business ......
Insr southwest brvcie, she eam tip grace.
fully and out actum the. bows of the
termer, then made a circle to her irn.
coming up In tin rear with a pretty
turn. The officers and crew aboard the
Klder waved their hat nnd hnndker
chiefs at the yachting party, anil the
greeting was returned with heari
cheers, MemNtw of the Mayflower'.'
lurty were J, SttiHon, caplaln, !.. A.
Souhorg and wlfi Mis M. Owens, Mr,
St. J. Pswuoti and daughter, Minnie,
IVrtland; Captain Parker, Mis. II, A
Smith. Cha. Wlrkala, F. Knn and
Ueorgv BartU-y.
A. O. V, W. NOTICE.
Astoria, Or., August .
To the Momtvrs of the A. O. V, W
On next Saturday, August 1. KPT, at the
hour of 3 jv m., tho grand foreman end
lecturer, Brother P. C. Ilerrtn, the grand
recorder, Brother Newton Clark, nnd
Bother J. II. Kane, of the Oregon Kc.
porter, will be present In the hall of
Seaside Lodge, No. i:, to moot the mem
bora of the order and discuss with and
explain to them the classified plan, re
cently adopted by our ilrruut I.odgo. The
necessity of the) change. from the level
assessment to this new plan, and the im
portance of the same to each member,
should bo thoroughly understood. Tin so
who have, given this plan their most
earnest and ramful study and -xamlnrt.
tlon claim that the order has, by IU
adoption, placed Itself en a more e-UU
ble, fr.it ernal and substantial foundation
than ever before.. The presence- of rach
member Is earnestly and fraternally d-
slred. Do not fall to come.
F. D. WINTON.
THOMAS PF.AI.KV.
OEO. JOHNSON.
Committee Seaside No 12.
C. R. HARRADEN.
K. OSHI RN.
Committee Astoria No. W.
THE RKvlATTA.
At the meeting of the p-gattu coin,
mlttctt yesterday It was reported that
arrangements hiul leeti computed for
the lighthouse tender Columbine to in t
as flagship. Shei will roturn from her
present cruise In time for the event.
A movement Is on foot by the mer.
chants of tho city to make tlu annual
regatta a permanent affair and tr perfect
a permanent committee or organisation
to have charge of the matter, so that
details and funds c.vn be arranged six
months In advance of the date of the
yearly carnival. In this way much annoy-
ance and extra expense can be avoided.
The Idea Is a, good one and should l;e
carried out.
CARE OF THE EYES
The greater per cent of the eye trou-
hies, such as Inflammation, granulation,
etc., are brought on by errors of refrnc
tlon. due to malformaton of the eye-ball.
This also Is the cause of 90 per cent nf
heedr-rhe and nervous troubles and SO
per cent of stomach troubles all of
which can be overcome by glasses prop
erly adjusted.
Dr. J. A. Barr, a scientific optician of
Portland, late of Minneapolis, Is stopping
,he "" T1"- ,,r "
j mc niKit-ni in any way wun rnc
eyes, or are suffering from headaches,
sure to s-e him. Examination free.
OH'.NTY ROADS
The people of Tlllirnx)k county wnnt
It iindirstond that they have arranged
GRAND OPENING!
Great American..
Importing Tea Co.
NEW TEA STORE. 671 Commercial St.
Have stocked It with the choicest
TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, BAKINC
POWDERS. FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
CHOCOLATES, ETC., ETC.,
Also Crockery, Chlnaware, Olasswnre,
at prices never before known.
Handsome and useful presents given
away to every purchaser, consisting of
China, Crockery, Glassware, Tinware,
and Novelties.
T'-as at 20e,
2.V.-, 30c, 3?, 40c and Kc
per pound.
Roasted Coffee at 15c,
2Cc, 25c, 30c and
STiC per pound.
Spices at 10c, 1;, 20c, 25c, 30c, 33c nnd 4c
per can.
Importing for and operating 100 stores
enables us to undersell nil others and
save you nil middlemen's profits. Why
not buy from first handt? 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.
Ma on application.
Grand Excursion
To Seaside and Return
Sunday, August 15, )j
ABu.h,.i THE VETERAN FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION
FARE.
Housd Trip, Adult., fi.nu
Children ssil.r is )ri, go
Train (.eaves Flavrl
Dock at o o'clock
W. F. SCHEIBE, a
A lull line at Pipe.. T.b.cco.
nil mvkcf ' Aitiiks.
47-41 Corttrttcrvlol Ml.
to build a county road l thi Claio
line to meet the I'latnop county r-Hid on
the. north fork of thu NVbaleiti. an I but
Is known us the Maxnvll road, Inittiud
of joining, a has Ix'eii stated, tVo Nc.
enrney road. Both road go IntJ Si
slile. but the through route to tie o,hi ed
Is the one through ttie ttl.M portion
of th country Wa Sheridan, and will
be of tho grtNitcst txin-tll to Niih coun
ties. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bills will be recHved umll Friday noon.
Argunt 13th, for tho building of a gran t
stand on Flawl's dock. Plans and spec
ification can be iwhsi nt tho otlb e of
the secretary. The committee, reserve.
thv right to reft any or all bid..
ASTORIA REGATTA COM.
W. L ROHM, rVvrotary.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Notice Is hereby given thnt the under.
aliened has purchased the store of the
Webfntit Commission Houso and will
hereafter conduct the business nl the
old stand. All accounts duo the Web.
foot Commission House are payable to
me. K. A. DE YO
NOTICK.
The unib-rsU-tie.1 will not be responsible
for any .b-bts utitnict.-.l In his n.tnm
without a written ord. r slgne.1 by him.
Vli'ToIl HANI'IMtrtoN
Attorln. Or, August 11, b'.iT.
Annual
...Picnic
FINNISH
BROTHHERHOOD
Sunday, August 15
T? port Canbg
STEAMER T. d. POTTER
Leaves tlic O. II & N.
dock at &:.'30 a. in
Fore. Round Trip, . . $1.00
..Mortgagee Sale..
We are closing out Blrg Lung & Co.'s
entire stock of Dry Goods, Ijidlr.s' and
Gentlemen'. Furnishing Ooods, at prices
regardless of cost, ln order to make
room for tho large stock of Chinese and
Japancso Curios, Fine Decorated China
ware, Novelties, Silk Handkerchiefs,
Ladies' Morning Gowns, Wrappers, Gen
tlemen's Smoking Jackets, Ten, Etc.
We Invite the public to come and
mako bargains nf the above line of
goods beforo the stock Is sold out.
Store will open Saturday, July HI.
ANDREW KAN & CO.
..THe Fcmt Louncli..
"HERCULES"
Is open to special charter for excursion
parties or river freighting.
Dock at Ross, Higglns & Co.'. slip.
THOS. DALGITY.
Leave order, at 214 Bond .treat
the Best...
THE CENTER
ON THE
Everybody knows that Warrenton values will soon bo
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?
Columbia Marine Hand will
accompany th. excursion
NoJQucsllonabtc
Character. Allowed
I
Innulnc lirr unit
Oc.tler In . .
FINE CIGARS!
run rent.
Foil RENT Ten-room hotis.. In t'pper.
town, on strvt car line; ID "r month.
Im'ulro st this office.
Foil RENT-Two or three furnlliel
rooms for hoonrkfrplng. Inquire at
Crow's gallery.
Foil RENT-Furnlhed. A large front
room, with bay window; centrally lo.
rated; 411 Kirhnnge street, near Ninth.
Oun of I ho most desirable rooms In th.
city fur rent, with board, for a single
nutloman; also table busrd for one or
two gentlemen at 439 Exchange street.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, an
suite or single, by the day or month
Hotel Tlghr, under entire new nuuiar
ment. Great reduction In rate. Mrs
G. V. Porter, manager. CtT. Eleventh
and Franklin.
mi:n wantkd.
lUllro.d hands wanted for lmmrdlat.
work on track. Apply at room 4. Flav.l
block. A. & C. It R. R.
FOR SALE.
FOR MALI-;-limitless of tin. Warrenton
liotil A piulltabl,- hualn- will be
s.t rillet.l on account of removal from
on-gun. Address Mrs. C. U. Hmlth,
Warrrnl'Mi. Or.
FOR HALK-The property at the cornor
of Fifih slreit and Harrison avenue,
belonging to dipt. W. P. Whlieomb; a
bargain. Apply to Mrs. Whlieomb,
southeast cor. Klghth and Imano sis.
FOR HA LIC-HI. ip Flop-noe, prtse-wln.
ner regatta of 'M; XS feet over all, -foot
Is-i.m. Ruliablo as an excursion
yacht or carrier. Address or apply to
O. P. Urahum, Wnrrenlon, Or.
FOR HALK A slx-room oltnge, lot S0x
loo, with water, etc., within four block.
of Commercial street. In the center of
tho city. A raro chance. Price, 11.400.
Address C, Astorlan offlos.
FOR HAI.K-Cheup, an 1KM, I1W lady'.
Columbia bicycle. In perf.ct condition.
Apply at tho Astoria office.
FOR BALE A J. B. Mundjr Improved
friction drum hoisting engine. Bix. mf
boiler, 7x2H feet; cylinder, 7x12 Inch.
A flrst-olasB engine, almoat as good as
now. Address "A." A.torlan ollloe.
FOUND.
FOUND On Ix)ng Reach, Saturday, July
31, a gill net, marked M. B. on one ia.
of the buoy and II. on the other side;
float marked C. C. Co. and W. C. P. Co.
Owner may regain same by applying to
Wm. 8. Lawrence, keeper, Ilwaco Llf.
Having Station, proving properly and
paying for this notice.
i... ji J
WANTKD.
WANTKD An experienced teacher for
the Bklpanon school. Apply or address
School Clerk District No. 2.
PROFESSIONAL CARDB.
C. C. BROWER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Gunderson Building,
Aattorla, Oregon.
JOHN T. LIGHTER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office, upstairs, Astorlan Building.
DR. O. B. E8TES,
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON.
Special attenUon to disease, of women
and surgery.
Office over Danalger'a .tore. Astoria.
Telephone No. 12.
f
OF DEVELOPMENT
WEST SIDE
Dlt H. U IlKNDICItdoN,
Oltloe, Kluiuy Building, As tort.
Offlc. hours,
7 to I a. m.i 13 to I and I to T P- m.
HiMclal atlmiioti glv.n to th. treatment
pf Dtsess of tho Kys Chronic pl
eases, and Surgery.
1H. JAY TUTT1JC.
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON
Office, rooms 6 and t. Pythian bulldg.
631 Commercial Bt, Itealdtnr. aama,
Telrphon. M,
Acting assistant surgeon U. 8. ata
ri ns hospital service.
II. A. SMITH.
DENTIST.
Room. 1 and t, Pythian Building,
ovsr C. H. Cooper's .tor.
II. T. CROKUY.
ATTORN KY-AT-LAW.
44 Commercial (Irwet
J. y. A. IIOWL11Y,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW.
Offloe on Bond street. Astoria, Or.
Chtster V. Dolph. Richard Nlssa,
IHH.PII ft NIXON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Portland. Oregon. K . and IT,
Hamilton Building. All legal and nl
lection busln m promptly atttndsd ta,
Clslma against th. gursmin.nt a ip.
slalty.
SOCIETY MEETINOS.
TEMPLE IXJIHJE NO. T, A. F. aa4
A. U Regular rommunlrstlons hsld on
the lint and third Tussday .venlng ot
each month.
t. w. 1-ouNHiiir.itnT. w. u.
E. C. 1IOLDEN. tUcrtlary
l7J
l8oj
Lubricating
OILS
A Specialty.
Fisher
Brothers,
. i Sell ASTCRIA
Sliiji Chuiullor ;,
Hftnlwitrt,
Iron & Stfol,
Coal,
(iroccrit'H it Provinlons,
Flour A Mill Feed,
PnintH, OiIh, Vnrnishcfl,
IiOggerB Supplies,
Fairbank' .Scales,
Doom & Wiiulows,
Agricultural ImplemenU
Wagons A Vehicles.
RAIJ1IER TO ASTORIA
Ami Kcturn In OnclDnv,
Steamer Pilgrim,
A L. BRAZEE, Masl.r.
Will leav. Rainier dally, except Huadsy,
at :90 a. m., touching at La Du, Mer
gers, Stella, Oak Point, Kail Cliff,
Knappu, Clifton, Wcslport,
and other landings, arriving at 14th
street wharf, Astoria, at 10 a. m.
Leave Astoria at 1:10 p. m., calling at
way landing, on return.
Fast tlm. and satisfactory service
guar&ntesd.
.SNAP A KODAK.
at any man coining out ol
our store and you'll get
portrait of a mau brimming
over with pleasant thoughts,
Huch quality In the liquor,
we have to offer are enough to
pleat any man.
COME AND THY THEM
HUGHES & CO.
Emil Schacht
ARCHITECT
Rooms 317-318
Portland Saving- Bank Bldg.
Portland, Oregon.
Oriental Novelties
Japanese Goods
..WING LEE..
543 Commercial Street
Next to Madison'. Cigar Stand