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When you go to Warrenton
Don't fail to vls.lt
KELLY & PALMBERG'S SAMPLE ROOMS
..The best of Wlnen, Liquors ntid Clgnra..
GREEN5
Are the Btyle.
We have on hand the latest
ehflws.
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.
Art
Warranted
479 Commercial St.
BATTENBURQ
Braids,
RitlgS "!
Patterns
AT
.ALBERT DUNBAR,
September Delineator do on sale
NOBBY
COLUMBIA SHOE CO.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
FRtr and
north w inds.
oonttnued warm; east to
AROUND TOWN.
FRIDAY.
The ragged daisy Btarring all the fields.
The buttercup abrtm with pallid nU.
'. i e thirtle and burr flowers hedged with
prickly BhUdji,
All common weels the draggled pas
tures hold. , - - .
' Best meals 10c, at Casino restaurant.
Judge Dean Blanchard, of Raider,
tn the city.
Is
Bee Rose. Hglns & Co.'s offer to sell
goods for cash.
See Ross, Hlfc-glns & Co. for tresh fruits
and vegetables.
Mr. E. C. Russell, Jr., riwnt yesUrday
at Long Beach.
Groceries at the lowest
Pacific Grocery Co.
prices at the
The Bomers Family Saturday night at
Fisher's opera house.
Ml9S Sawyer, of Sacramento, Cat., .s
Visiting Miss Gilbert.
Mrs. A. N. Frederickson, of Cathlamet,
Is visiting In the city.
Ice cream, wholesale
Bmith's candy factory.
and retail, at
Leave your orders for wild blackbrrles
at Ross Hlgglns & Co.'s.
At M price M ! and Chllilrtwi's Tan
Shoes. Columbia Shoe Co.
Mr. Dlmmlck, the renowned f&o:bali
player of Ilwaco, is In the city. ,
It Is reported that Tom Quinn,
fisherman, has gone to Klon like.
th?
An elegant line of Little Cent' Shoe.
jom arriiaa. toiurama nne -o.
Trv Cmlth'l for ir xra.tn enrt xTin
sodas. Private parlors for bdies.
Mr. Robert Wakefield, the Por Iind
contractor Is down for the regatta.
Mr. Crawford is up from the TUlamock
rock lighthouse to attend the ngalta.
Miss JuLa Kopp and MIpa Elna Cur
ran, are up from Seaside for the regatta
Mr. Jarvls L. Bmiley, the cannery man
of Eugle Cliff, arrived In town yester
day. Collector of Internal Revenue He-ry ,
Blackman, of Portland, Is visiting In the j
cifty.
Superintendent Lester and his men ar-
sre.ting' ready to take care of the crowds
Which will visit th. beaches during th
Suits to order.
from $12.50
Pants to order,
from $3.00 "P
..FLYNN, the Tailor..
regatta. Mr. Lester reports that travel
Is wry good this year, 'till -,n ,n?
Increase.
Regatta cap, all at C. H. Cooo-
er's.
For roofllnf and skylights p to tin
Astoria Roofing and Cornice Co.. J Ninth
street
Mr. Anstead. of Vppertown, has com
menced the erection of a handsome resi
dence. Regatta ribbons an
Cooper's.
.ill width a: C. II.
Reduction of SO per cent on all roods
at th. Eastern Clock Co. a, j tentn
street.
Crowds of people arrived on the after-
noon boats yesterday to attend the re- '
ratta.
New style hats, latest blocks, at C H.
Cooper's.
When you are looKin lor inma imu
and veretablea call on the FadSo Gro
cery Co.
Miss Laura H umbel, of Portland,
visiting with ber mother, Mrs.
O'Brien.
Is
T'
Xew clothing of th latest and best
material at C. H. Cc-jper's.
P. J. Meaoy. the leading
tailor. 117 Tenth 8t- The hitiea price j
paid for fur skins.
Rev. J. J. Walter will hold wrvtces at
Prospect Park Sunday, at 2 O'clock In
the afternoon.
Fancy goals and furnishing gnods.
reasonable prices, at C. H. Cooper's.
Mias Alice Munell, resident optician,
office in Shanahan building. Hours.
to 13 and 1 to 1
J. K. Kearney is in the d y. bavin r
Just come down from the Hunt's back
training grounds.
A.shland pe.iches clienp arl (rood. alo
a laree supply of other fine fruits at
Ross. Higslns & Ca ,
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Laugh and grow fat. Go and see the
Somers family at Ft'her's opera house :
next Btaurday evening.
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L.lrJ. Heboher l'o. 3.IKI. S5.50 and '
S6-00 Shoe.; your choice fi.r 10 days,
3.98. Columbia Shoe Co.
W. B. Edwards and wife returned from
Foruano. yesieroay, w.iere jar. ujur'i.
was on a short business trip.
Harry Louderbuch. the well-known
fl.tu.rmn.fi nf TOTTUr- Point. WOS In th ?
. cty Wednesday paylr.g off his men.
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I Alex. Gilbert yesterday closed the oou-
j trac, wUh H j, imonreux '.or the con
trudgen of his new cottage at Seaside.
Morning prayer at Grace church Sun
day morning (Auxust 22) at U o'clock
Evening prayer at Holy Inmcens at
7:30.
Reserved sents on sale at Qrlffln &
Reed's for the Sommere Family enter
tainment at the opera house Saturday
nlgtu.
E. E. Lewellyn, who has been for years
employed at the Parker hous?, has re
signed to take the position of driver for
Engine Co. No. 1.
C. W. Eabcock and daughter, Ilwoci;
Chas. R. Johnson, Chinook; C. L.. Parker,
Seiuii'le; W. B. Jenkins, St. Paul, are at
the Parker house.
The Rev. John E. Simpson .nnrt wife.
, of Portland, are vlIt;ng Kv. Mr. Hnort
' arM wfe. Mr. Slmp?On If rector Of
I St. Mark's church.
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: Thomag e. F. Keegan and L. E. Be-
lig were worn in to act a ieclal police- '
I -...,. .-, k rii. TiMD -
Nelson yesterday.
For fine t, as and- coff-es use Chase &
i s.inrioTi,o'. Th
'anyone. EVeiy
y are good enwh for
package gn'eed.
! Hlln C
Two lr.i.ln loads of camp rs arul cot- i A new river service has twywi lruuru
taers will arrive from Seii'le thU, rated letween Astoria and Rainier, fre-
(n rtari tn thA orjil S7
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1 1'" of the rf,gatU-
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-, Un. nm i-.vi.r f mm II
waco
yestcroay ruj uiai i,
I Keabnrg was verj' busy paying off hM
trappers ami gill netters.
Judge Gray and the eounty commlf
siofvers expect to make a trip of inspec
I tlon. commencing Tuesday, the 21th, of
' the roads and brUges In the county.
Comedy
Somers Family Concert and
i Co.. who gave an entertainment here last
! March, will nppeor aaln under the aus-
pices of the Macabces. Miss Nellie as a
soprano soloist has jo superior of !'
years on the American nnge -cday. Mns-
CANDY
Ask for a
25-cent box
Assorted Candy
at
...BURLEIGH'S...
ter Perrin. th boy alto, la wotbrful
Little Lottie and Carl simply cipUvat.
th audience In thoir character songs. I
Ladle.' Tao and Oxblood Osfords. .00
cut tu Ht.OO, .1.00 rut l Sl-ftO, Laird.
Mrbnber Ca. 4.0O Oxford, cut In S4.00.
Columbia Mho Co. I
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The einrtneers tn charg of the con
struction of the temporary brMe across
th John Day's report that tney epct
to have the work finished by Saturday.
A Urge number of the Finnish Trother
hood turned out yesterday to attend th
removal of the remains of two of th
deceased brother, to Greenwood ceine-
tery
Jim Weet, the Chicago barber an I : to the John Day's people, as well as
master of the tonsortiU art. has hU shop m.iklng a fine runway for bicycle, Th. ;
opposite Kopp's N. P. B- When yo i ' fell short In their fund, ami It la .n.
want a good shave or hair-cut, glv. him ; proper tharf the city should help th.ni
a call
When you want a real B.'e-llke and
artietlo photo, don't fall to call on Snod-
m Th. amrk K la turnln out nw '
'is ahead of anythbi ever made In As-1
Itorla before.
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, Mr. Chris. Gramme has reope.afd his
store at the old location, and is actively
In the field svUfc gTOeertea at bedrock
prices. He invites all his old patron to
glve hlm , call
I Henry Blackmao. Henry Lang. J. X.
'BranilJi oq, e, c. Kelbourne.
g Portland: J. P. Gleason, Seat-
I tie; Chos. A. Park. Salem,
. tered at the OcclOent
are rcgl1"-
Excurskin to Ilwaco and Fl ivel. Th
I imiikt OceAt Wave lenvos Tel 'phon .
; w harf at S o'clock 8'mday mornlnir fo.
; FHvel and Ilwaco. To Fli.vel. 13 cent
round trip; IIa?o. $1 roi:n.l trip.
The Wooilmen of the World hay.
made arraJiKements with Sir. Logan.
w!:o will h.n-e full tiiartre. ?or rh'l -clambake
at Seasld.; on Sunday nxt. It
will be a grand affair, and don't f rga'
to be there. n
TesterLiy after.ioon Mrs. Ftrry Trul.
)jngw er.tertainM a numlT of fil nd
njr a pnlc on thve shores of Tounn's
y. The party walkl o'-. r the hi;! t
the bench, enjoyed a ih-lightful supp-ir.
and roturne"! by moonlighL
, , i'
. . r h.M t.lr.,, th
agency for the famou "Corrallh,"
m ... . TV. isbi-La. rrvn& hr for
thm yesterday and they wrtl from
now on furnish deaJars with the siun.
at mill prtoes m lots to suit.
Work on the McO'-re drainage sys
tem Is well umler way. under the super
vision of Contractor No;m.le. Sewer
connection wi.h the new drain w II be
miule at the corntr of Ninth and Gran 1
and Seventh and Franklin streets.
Mr. W. E. MiCortn.iK, u wel
known dry goods merchants of Van
couver. B. C, and Miss Josle E. Dealey,
one of Astoria's beet known and mOt
topular teachers, will be .narri -i In Port
land August 31st, ant tt on?e take up
their resMence In Vancouver.
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I One of the evants of the seasn In
East Astoria was the wedding, Wednes-
day night, of Mr. John Ruthe and Miss
: Helma Erickson. The marriage cere-
mony took place at the residence of th
brile's parents and was attended by a
lare numler of Portland people.
The Somers Famfly w-:il give an en
tertainment at Fisher's opera houRe Bnt
ur lay nlt;ht, Aiigufit ilst. under the aus.
pices of Oie Knights of the Maccnbeet
of this city. Prices of admission only
30 rents; gallery, 2a cents. Reserved seats
at Griffin at Reed'H hook store wl'hout
extra charge.
It is well kr.own that Jim weHt ' not
idull of apprehension, but he feels qulbj
!" kn(w 18 mcaJlt tn5
Astoria FraOr In saying that It takei
' only ore vte to elect him. Jim say
' tnat ne wen rememners wmi eit,..i i-uj
, seven when Hayes and Tllden ran fori
prul'lent of the repuwic in
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if --.
The fine steamer "Pllirrlm," Captain A,
L. Brazee, will maki round trips dully,
except Bunday, leaving Rainier at 6:30
a. m., reaching Astoria at ri:H, lanaing
sv&txng on ner return at 1:30. Pmmpt
time and the best service Is guaranteed
for both passengers and freight.
The rinlnnum Club of Port! ind wl l fo
al Hotel Gfrhart on Saturday and Sun
day to crUrtaln the v.sliors at that re
sort with their vocal .-elections. Satur
day evenlrur there will be a rlambake
J and concert and on 8'ind iy mus!c will
also be rend-rel at the hotel. The fol.
lowing named pentlo.nen compose 'he
club: Messrs. W. A. Montgomery, J. I'.
CHrson, W. H. Boyer, I). J. Zan, (nd
H. W. Hogue.
O, 15. .'Si S. ENTKKHUSK.
Handsome Steamer to Ply lb ft.iy Dur
ing th Regatta.
With It iunl liberality, th O, It.
N. tv tin. coin ill J with th r. uuysl if
the reii.tits committee, i.ml ha fum!ihi
;lte handsome steamer linker tJ ply on
the Kiy. fallowing the course of all th
r.icvJ thus affording- nwetators tli cp
Ijort unity of closely lervtir all f
the details of 1I1 chief event on the
water. A nxm.nal rhiirg of 9 xnt
a trip for each passenger will l mrt.
in order to partially cover tb. actual ex
penscs of nmnliig th boat. Huivlrtdt
have already Indicated their lnt.ntl.in of
inking advantage of Uil unusual p.
prtunf:y of viewing th. race.
All thus who ar in t treated In se
tur.i:ty following th. course of th. p:ln
clpal race on the water during th. re
gatta will have ample oivortunly to
do so by t'lkkiNt advantage ef th f-ic I
Hies furnished by th. O. It. A N. Co.
on Ita steamer P. 8. tiakcr. which wl:
make th rounds of the various rac.i
during each day.
ItOAT CArSlZKP.
Two dny aw (julte a number of Colum
bU river flahermen. In ttuv'r flh b ats
sailed for Shoalwnter bay. where th.y
re ltiterert tn th packing company
jat that po.m. Veatenlay murnltur, oiia
rr me men, tinix-i Arxierwon, wno nml
anchor.1 for th najht oft North beach.
whs very nearly drowrwd. It seem th.it
hi boat lmitRTui anchor and ilil'tcd Int
h surf, where It c.pl.d. Andersoi
wn In th water for a l.iirth of time,
but when nlmcMt exhAtistd was rescued
by the llfe-Mvtm crew.
TIIR ROAP CLl-lt.
It la belVved that at the meetlnir of
the city council, to be h.1.1 tonltrht, there
will ho ii uruur'.moua vote uiHtn the ordi
nance u'troprllln 1J to the Astort i
Itoad Club from the dry road fund. The
'club brill th t.font l:cyel path to
iTuntrue Point, thi s oimmHiu; a Kod roo.1
cut In the tffort to bmeflt the nui.M.
IIODT RECOVERED.
Word waa reclvel yesterday that th
body of Jick Hams-n, the employe of
Walter I Main's clr.-us who Jnmi J
'overboard when that company ti cn
i Its way to Astoria, some three weeks
ago. was recovered yeaterday near Oath.
' lamet. A reward of S3 was offered by
1h frt.xls of the i1ceuied. but It wna
not known yttwkiy who found th.
J body. It was In a bodly decomposed
: t!ite, and will be burl.-d at one.
TUB POTRIMPOS.
j Martin Fonrd roturned from North
. beach yeetenkiy an.1 reported that two
1 boilers and all of the miichlnery had
itx-si plucel on board the Qermiin ship
iPotrmp-w In r"ftdiniM for the attempt
to I made In September to flout thnt
unfortunate vessi-1 oft th sunds. Com
petent -iir!n"rs have l.-n fwwl to
take ch inre. an t It l Iwlieved. that thl
iffof! will b successful.
8. B. S. NOTICE.
The members of the 8 andtnavlnn Tit'
r evoh'nt SoeUny nr.' reuuest-xl to inejt
at their hall tomorrow mornl ;g, Frld ly,
August th. at i o'clock a. m.. for the
purpotu of taking part tn th. land parade
in a body, ami to help muktt! the an.
nual regatta a success. By order.
K. 8 LATER. Pr.s.
Aug. Danl'-lson, Sec.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Noiioe Is hereby given that the under
pinned has purchased the store of th.
Webfoot Commlnslon House and will
rwreafter conduct the business at tne
old stand. All accounts du. the Web
foot Commission House ar. payable lo
me. E. A. DE TO.
NOTICE. ,
The underMUrned will not be responsible
for any dibts contracted In his name
without a written order signed by him.
VICTOR SANDERSON.
Astoria, Or, August 11, 1S97.
The famous Somers family will glv.
one of their Inimitable entertainments
; at FLsh r's opera house, Saturday even-
in)ri August 21. for the benefit of Gateway
i Tfru of tha Maccabees. B-e th. show
, nmg
LOOK I L00K1
Prices That Talk :
OUR CROCKERY, CHINA, QLAB3 AND
TINWARE DEPARTMENTS
Are complete with Die neweit and
prettiest designs. In our Crockery
D-partment will be found beauti
ful wml-poroelaln decorated goods
of the latest and prettiest pat
terns, sold at less than you pay
for common white goods el-tewher
DINNER BETS 60 Plec-s.
Complete for 6 persona,
15.25, tf.25, (6.50, '7.2S, ti.K
DECORATED CHINA WARE.
Cups and saucers 13c, Vic, 25c
Plates 10c, Vie, VK
Vases 'r,
CRYSTAL GLASS WARE
Tumblers 2ViC.
Butter Dishes 10c, 15c
Sugar Bowls 10c, 15-:
Berry Bowls 10c, 15c, 20c
TINWARE.
Coffee Pots 5c, 10c, 15:
Buckets, covered 5c, 10,-
Sauce Pans, lip 7'Je, 10c, 15
Fry Pans 10c, 17c, H
GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING
TEA COMPANY
571 Commercial Street, Astoria.
Handsome presents to every customer.
Warrenton Is
Columbia Harbor
Land Co.
CORNER...
BOND and
ELEVENTH STS.
Mw on application.
FIRE IN ITPERTOWN.
At 3:30 this morofcvtr an al inn of fir.
was turned In, cnuwd by a bias In th
upper story of Chris Orumm'a residenc,
Kt Astoria. Kniibte Co. No. S qulckl.'
responded and th flames wr xt n-
gulshrd. Loos, 1 100.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
All b.lls contracted by th 1S9T r entt i
commut e mum be prrnt"d to the ,eo-
retnry for pymeu by o'clo k H.itu--duy
evening. August 91.
W. 0. OOSSLIN. Chairman.
W. L. HO 1 1 II, Bo rtnry.
At the annual meeting ye(.rlsy 0"
the stockholder of tlx. Odd Fellows'
I-arrd IlulMlttc Asexx-lailon. the Unual
routine bita-ness, wns transacted, a'ter
which th old board of directors, com.
kwpI of tit following member. wa
re-decled: O. need, J. Q. A. isowlby.
C. S. Wrls-ht. J. Hahn. Ale. Camplwll.
A. J. MeicWr.
REGATTA....
FIREWORKS
We have on hand a I irge a o.'k
of Sky Rtvka. Roman t'andlra.
Etc. Will s-ll at I-w.il ptl:s;
also a large assortmmt of Oriental
fancy guuls. Come a.i-1 examne
cur stoi-k. W ar a'way pie.i c-l
to how our goods.
ANDREW KAN & CO.
Sn Commerc.il fltrect.
Thc FnMt L.nMrtc1i..
ttHERCULESM
Is open to sptclal charter for excursion
parties ot river freighting.
Dock at Ross, Hlgglns ft Co.'s slip.
THUS. PALUITY.
Leave orders at tit Bond street
SfxAP A KODAK.
at ant man oomlug out of
our nor. and you'll get a
portrait ot a man brltomlim
over with pteasaut thoughts.
Murb quality lu the liquor,
we hsv.lo offer an enoiisbt
pleai. nj man.
COME AND TRY THEM
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HUGHES & CO.
Reading or Distance Glasses
16.00 Eye Glasses for 13.25, or
$3.00 Eye Glassea for L7S.
Warranted Gold Plated Frames.
Make your friend a beautiful and use.
ful present W. guarantee a perfect fit
by mall providing When you order th.
glasses you answer the following ques
tions: How old Ever used glasses?
How longT Male or female?
GEO. MAYERLE, Expert Optician.
28 Third street. Ban Frnnelsco
Opticians' and Photographic Supplies.
TiE AstoF House
CLEAN AND mi ROOMS
Rates, SI and fl.2.r a day; Meals, 25 cts
Pilcher & Taylor, Proprietors
Oriental Novelties
Japanese Goods
..WING LEE..
543 Commercial Ktret
Next to Madison's Ci(fr Stand
HOP LEE CO.
CLOTHING,
Merchant Tailors.
Underclothing made to ruder. Suits and troiiian
niadHB perfect fit. Erery oroVr punctu
ally on tune, hstlifaction guaranteed.
Cheaper Than Any Other rlace l the Git.
Welch lll.iek, SflH Catnmsrelal St.
BOCIETT MEETINGS.
TEMPLE LODGE NO. 7, A. F. en
A. M. Regrular communications held on
th. first and third Tuesday .vening of
each month.
O. W. LOTJN8BERRT, W. 1L
E. C. HOLDEN, Secretary.
the Best...
THE CENTER OF. DEVELOPMENT
ON THE WEST SIDE
Everybody knows that Warrenton values will soon
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?
W. F. SCHEIBE,
A lull tin. ol I'Ip... Toh.ico,
nil Am.k.rs' AMII.
4 74 Comm.riial ,.
m mm want columns
run hint,
Foil U1CNT-Ten.rn.im house In t'pimr.
town, on street car lluv; 11 H-r tiionth.
Inquire at this office.
Foil itKN'T-Furnlshod. a lara. front
room, with bay window; centrally lo.
cated; ill Kxchangt stivet, noar Ninth.
On of th must drslrabla rooms In th
city fur rt.nt. with buard, for a single
entlonuui; alao labia board fur uti. or
two gentlemen at Ut Exchange street.
FOH IlKNT Furnlalied rooms, ae
suit or single, by the day or m-'i-h
Hotel Tight, under ntlr. new muiias
nieut. Ureal reduction in rate. Mis
O. V. l"orter, nianager. O. Eleventh
and Franklin.
MEN WANTED.
Railroad hands wanted for InunedUU
work on track. Apply at ron 4. riav.i
block. A. C. R. R, R,
FOH SALE.
FOIl BALE A slx-room cottage, lot tci
100, with water, etc., within four blocks
of Commercial street. In th. center of
the city. A rr chano. Price, l.w)
Addrras C, Astoiian offia..
loll SALE- Clieup, an liM, tl Udy's
Culumbla bluycl.. In perfect condition
Apply at th. Atorla:v o(ftc.
LOST.
I.OMT-C"W marke.1 white and y How.
w-l h sluirt hirn. isw. horn crli.pl. I.
tiill cut short. Will pay rcA.trd. Ja.'ob
lLhnrd. t'H"rtuwn.
I.OST-A '-"tie of .bLrk w.mj.1, wl h all.,
work nnl lnarrlptln on the h"id, l".'i
uptKi 'lie wharf n ar the grand etanl.
Hultabl reward will be given up-xi !:
return to this uftl.-c.
WANTED.
WANTED Young girl hvlng wl'.h pi
(vnts, to take car. of ohl'dr.n and do
light housework. Apply at 431 Duan
:reet.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
C. C. BROWEH.
ATTOHNET AT LAW.
Uunderson Building.
Astoria, Oregon.
JOHN T. LIOHTER.
ATTORNET-AT-LAW.
Office, upstairs, Astortan Bull lit ,.
DR O. B. EST KB,
PHIBICIAN AND BUROICON.
Special attention to diseases of women
and surgery.
Office over Dsnsig.r's store, Astoria
Telephone No. U.
DR H. L. HENDERSON,
Omce. Klnuty Building, Astoria.
Offlc. hours,
7 to a. to,; U to 1 and I to 7 p. m.
Special attcnlon glv.n to th. treatment
of Diseases of th. Ey. Chronlo Dis
eases, and Surgery-
DR. JAY TUTTLE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office, rooms 5 and 6, Pythian builds,
63114 Commercial Bt, Residence aams
Telephone M.
Acting assistant surgeon U. S. Ma
rine hospital service.
H. A. BMITIL
DENTIST.
Rooms 1 and 2, Pythian Building,
over C. H. Cooper's store,
H. T. CROSBY,
ATTORNET-AT-LAW.
Ml Commercial street
J. Q. A. BOWLBT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW.
Office on Bond street, Astoria, Or.
Chester V. Dolph. Richard Nlxsa.
OOLI'H & NIXON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Portland, Oregon, U, , M and tl
Hamilton Building. All legal and col
lection busln-ss promptly attended t.
Claims against th. government a ipe-lalty.
If
Manufacturer "nil
Dottier
FINE CIGARS!
NO't'lt'K OF COMPLETION AND AC
CK'ITANCK W THE TlllltTr.TllinD
BTItEirr. FRANKLIN AVENUIC.
HAItRIHON AVIvNUi:. ANlvrilUlTr
FIFTH HTII KET IMl'ltoVEMENT.
Notice Is hereby glvea that 8. NormUA
ratitraotisr for the grading, a'id W. A.
OiKklln. contract. for Hie planking of
lb Thirty-third street, Franklin ivnu,
llarrlsn avenue. id Thirty-fifth street
Improvement, utid.-r tho provl.O.l ol
urdlnaiiee No, m tt 17 h day of
August, l!W7. filed III lh 'ttlc. of th.
Audit. and Folic Jmur of the CVy et
Astoria. tla rwrtlrti-at. ..f the t'ily ur.
veyr and fluperbitm.Vnt of Htts, ap
proved by the Oommt'te on Htieeta anil
1'ubllo Ways, on the lomploitmi of the
wild Improvenviil.
Aftor the rplrntln of the tlui h.r.
Imf:.r S- fled. If no o J-ollon. :o ths
A.etxnni. -t suelt work Pled, sal
the Common Council shall dem such
Improvement properly iomplett, accord
Ins; lo tha cvitract and plan, and sp.wi.
incatloii tlierefor, th. same may b. ac
reptrd.
Objection to Hi a-eitanv of std
Improvement, or any part thereof, may
b. fllnl in th oflloo of tl Auditor and
I'ollre Judg. on or before Friday. August
, 1W7. 11 IS. NEtJION.
Audit. and I'b- Judg.
Aatoria. Ornron, August II, !B7.
CHIEF OF I'oUCK HAl.K
Notice la hereby given Hint by virtu of
a warrant Puttied by Ihn Auditor and Po-lU-o
Judge of the I'll of Atnrl, to m
directed, dated llw IJth day of July A D.
1-sT, and ugnlitsl.
It. II. MAIlloN
(Vmm.in.llng nie to levy utx.n I. it No.
S In block No. IS, Me 'lures Astoria and
rollei'l the nt.emrnt tine thereon
I amounting to llu mini of H fir the
i instruction of a newer mi Xreon.1 street.
I I h.iv this day lotted upon the tild
drtHTttvd pnerty and ixi lh P'th dny of
AugiiM A. i. Iv7, al 3 ii'.'Iik k p in. of
1 n.il.l il.iv nl nn. I In fr.nf of the ryiirt
b, i e io,.r In It.e t'lty of A'lorla. t'luoop
'county, Unumi, will prm-erd to ell aald
in"-rty to the highest bidder therefor
' to pay sal.1 awYStiiriil and t-ot and
. exeehiM-. of sale Hald al to be fr
Vnlled Htnrf-e gul l and ullver clti
I Chief of I'oll-e.
! II. IIAI.I.NK.
Iiaredal Astoria. Oregon. August 1.
I871 189.
Fisl?er
Brothers,
Lubricating
OILS
A Specialty.
Sel
AfHIA.
Ship Chandler ',
Hftnlwaro,
Iron ASM,
Coal,
Orocor'n'M A Provisions,
Flour it Mill Feed,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes. '
Ijoggers Supplies,
Fairhank's denies,
Doorfl tt Window s,
Agricultural Inipk'menta
Wagons iv. Veliicles.
J. B. WYATT,
Phone No. 68
Ast.rls, Oreg.a
Hardware,
Ship Chandlery,
GrocerleH,
ProviHU)nn
PAINTH ttnd OIUH.
Special AtUnlloa Paid t. Supplying Ships.
Antorla Iron Works
Front Street, foot of Fourth, Astoria.
GENERAL MACHINISTS
AND BOILER MAKERS
Land and Marine Engines, Boiler Work,
Steamboat and Cannery Work a ape.
clulty. Castings of all descriptions
made to order on short no lo.
John. Fox.. President and Superintendent
A. L. Fox vice Fr.sld.nt
0. B. Prael Secretary
Astoria Savings Bank Treasurer
Emil Schacht
AP.GHITEGT
Rooms 317-318
Portland Savings Bank Bid.
Portland, Oregon.
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