THE HA1LY ASTOiUAN. THIKSDAY MOKN1XH. ANWST , 11197.
The Instantaneous Success of "the
Manufacturers' Big Piano and Organ Movement
Crowns It as One of the Greatest Mercantile Events of the Year Wider in Scope, More Far-Reaching in Meet, and
Planned on Broader Lines than Any Similar Sale Kver Rolore the Pnhlio
Without indulging in any indiscriminate statements, we claim for this sale pakamoi nt iniortikv. Kirst Mivamo (!u assortment is the most enmilele aul oonipivliensivo ever simmi under roo' in Astoria. Sn oiul rrausi all of
the Tianos and Organs in this shipment have been selected with a view to their peculiar fitness and adaptit'ilitv to the Astoria climate, and are manufactured in our own factories, of the lu st material that money can procure, ly the mtwt
skilled piano and organ builders a fact that enables us to warrant the style and quality of every single piece -absolutely tvrftvt"; and last, but not least, tiik run .s auk io-r kmi iiai k ai.i.v tiik h.wot iivik jioi'r.t i "i ni-uniTi.
tS 1GH-GRADK HAXOS AND OKGANS OF SITU AI...-KH'ND KXCKM.KXCF.
STUPENDOUS VALUES IN PIANOS
One beautiful, seven and one-third octave piano, in French walnut, swinging music desk,
triple-strung, over-strung bass, carved trusses, and six feet, six inches high sell in the
retail market of any city in the country for $375.00. iHuing our manufacturers
special sale only
This shipment contains every variety of style, size, wood and priced instrument all to be sold at correspondingly low prices, TF.RMS Organ, $ln to $15 cash and $1 to $ii per month. I'iauos, fj: to fill cn-li and ?0 to $I,i pep
month. As all instruments are priced on a cash basis. 8 per cent interest will be charged on deferred or time payments. Trices quoted apply only on (his .shipment and will positively not he duplicated under any circumstances alter this sale.
Every instrument backed by a five-years unconditional written warranty, and that warranty backed by live million dollars capital.
the sale closes ox W. Y. KIMBALL COMPANY, Manufacturers
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 L. V. MOOUE. He.rewnlllve Kimlxttl KcU Hen -! I litiul Htcecl. Comer u. AHTOUIA OMKllON
When you go to Warrenton
Don't fall to v!lt
KELLY & PALMBERG'S SAMPLE ROOMS
.The best of Wlriet,
GREENS
Are the style.
We have pn 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.
Are
Wi
1 479 Commercial St.
BATTENBURG
Braids,
Rings .nd
Patterns
AT
.ALBERT DUNBAR.
September Delineator now od sale
NOBBY
Green
COLUMBIA SHOE CO,
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Fair weather, fresh to west winds.
AROUND TOWN.
WEDNESDAY.
Life Is short and we have never too
much time for gladdening the hearts of
those who are traveling th dark Journey
with us. AmleL
Best meals 10c, at Casino restaurant.
Cucumbers, very cheap, at Pujss, Hlg
glns & Co.'s.
Fk cabbage for kraut at Ross, Hig
glns & Co.'s.
Groceries at the lowest prices at the
Pacific Grocery Co.
Lemons at great reduction at Koss.
Higgins & Co."s.
At M price Misses' and Children's Tan
Oboes, Coluwb'a Shoe Co,
w
At the bowling alleys, yesterday, M.
M. Picken scored 06.
Three carloads ot" salmoa were Bh!ppd
East last :i4ght by the Telephone.
An elegaut Una of Little Gents' Shoes
Just arrived. Columbia Shoe Co.
Ask for sample of Chtu-e & Sanborn'E
famous teas, at Ross, Hlgglns & Co.'s.
Frank Sanborn, who has b-n suffcrlr-g
with scarlet fever, Is now convalescent.
For roofilng and skylights go to the
Astoria Roofing and Cornice Co.. 34 Ninth
street.
Reduction of SO per cent on all goods
at the Eastern Clock Co.'s, ISO Tf-nth j
street, ,
When you are looking for fresh frulta
and vegetables call on the Pacific Gro
cery Co.
Mr. M. Anstead Is building a handsome
new house on Foriy-four h street. East
Astoria.
' Mr. Will Martison has purchased
cigar :ore formerly owned by W.
Beveridge.
Mrs. AK-xa-'ider Tagg and R. H. Sale
have purchased the confectionery btorc
fermerly owned by C. B. Smitii. The hew
firm will add many new attractions to
this already popular store, and will no
doubt cont.-ue to give the came sa-ls-
Liquors nnd Cljjnr?.
TE AstoF House
CLEAN AND AIRY 500MS
Kates, SI and $1.25 a day ; Mm fa 2 .
Pileher & Taylor, Proprietors
faction which Mr. Smith has given dur
ing hi seven years' business In this
city.
AsWand peaches. Part'ett pears, silver
prune choice apples, etc.. etc.. at Ross,
Hipglns & Co.'s.
New style bats, latest blocks, at C H.
Cooper's.
All old-timers airree that the weather
during thj month has been the finest
known In years.
Miss Alice MunsHl, resident optician.
office in Bhanahaa building. Hours. I
to II and 1 to 1
Mrs. M. Trenchard and Mrs. George
Trenchard and family haw gone to Vic
toria to visit trjfxda.
New clothing of the latest and best
material at C. H. Cooper's. I
There will be a free concert and dance
ever' right at the Lofran pavilion at Sea
side until further notice.
Lalnl. Nrhoher Co. SS.OO. .V50 and
Ofl. 00 Shoea: your choice for lo days,
3.98. Columbia Shoe Co.
P. J. Meany, the leading merchant
tailor, 137 Tenth St. The highest price
paid for fur skins.
Ashland peaches cheap and good; abo
a large supply of other fine fruit, at
Ross, Hlgglns & Co.
Bids for the purchase of the lumber
In the grand stand will be received at
regatta headquarters.
Th regular weekly meetln; of the W.
C. T. V. will be held in Rescue parlors
this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Manufacturers' Sale, Kimball Pianos
and Organs. 490 Bond street, corner
Eleventh. Bala closes Saturday, Sep
t.mb.r 4.
Fancy goods and furnlshlr.g gocds,
reasonable prices, at C. H. Cooper's.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Chapln, of Port
land, who have been visiting Mibs One
Iewis, have returrsed home.
Tacoma. Spokane, and the East. Close
A large party of young people went connection made at Spokane for Rosa
to Knappton on the steamer Queen. last land, Nelson, Sa.ndow and British Co.
t:vrdng, to attend a dancing party. lumbla mining camp. For mapa and
- (Information call on or address
Mauafa turera' Sale, Kluiball Planus
and Organs. 400 B nd street, corner
Eleventh. Sale closes Saturday, Sep
tember 4t
The funeral of the late Peter Neaman
was largely attn.ded yesterday, the bur
ial taking place In the new city cem
etery, Mr. Harry Webb-r, of Portland, who
was in the city Tuesday, has gone to
Knappton to vls.it his brother, Nick
Webijer.
Special sale of fine fruits today at
Roes, Higgtns & Co.'s. Ashland peach' ?,
tiur'.lett pears, silver pntn-''. choice ap-pl-s,
etc., etc.
I.adle.' Tan and Oxblood Oxfords, 2.00
cut to HI.UO, B).1.0O eut to l.30, I.alrd.
Sehober & Ce. SJt .OO Oxfords cut to i.OO.
(tolilmbia Shoe Co.
j A yellow dog and a white cat voluntar
, lly tok up their abode with Harry
! I-Uiv-n last rdgfit, and he now pfTdl-us
! all kinds of luck In th Klondike.
In the police court yesterday, Jo'm
hue, who got mixed up with the r-'-Kar.a,
forfeited Sin bail on a charge of
(iru .keniK s.s ai!.l uMsord'-rly o.tdun.
Large for-st lires were raging yester
day in Alderbrook and Just east of
Tongue Point. No '-erlou.? d. imago wns
n e",n-I up o a la'..- hour la' nlht.
The iflunty court yesterday entered an
cr-lcr placing In th- custody of the Ore
gon Chlldn n's Horn5 So d'-ty. Portland,
Oussle Iv-rson, a 11-momths-old girl, re-
rently abar.lcn'-l by Its. m'Hlier The-
Children's Home, cond.jcted by I. F. To-
bey. i run on the honie-ilndlr.g niethvl.
unJ makes A a, oi it to provide suitabl,
home for all waifs pMced In it car.
Jim West, th. Ctucairo lrber nnl
J nutw of th. ton aortal art. h Ms hop
opposite Kopp's N. P. D. Whsn yo i
want a good shava or hair-cut. (Iv. him
a call.
When you want a real life-like and
artistic photo, don't fall to call on Snod-
grass. Th work h la turning out now
la ahead of anything ever mad. In As-
toria before.
Manuf rtur.rV Male, Klin toll Plan a
and Organ,. 49(1 Hi. u.1 street, corner
Klrtentb. Sal. clo.ra Saturday. Sep
teniber 4.
Captain C. F. Astbury. while emcnirl
In a g.imt of tennis, TiirsJ.iy ev,rl-K.
sustalneal a Ui.l spniln In one of his
iUikl. and was civin--.-d to th houso
all day yesterdjy.
As I have sold my confectionary busi
ness In this city. I will iro Ka: Septem-
j tr. Thov ha-lmr unsottleJ accounts
j w., me win knjy t:le up lhls wrfk
and oblige. C. B. Smith.
Workmen are busily en,-ajr.-.l 1-v holst-
kng the ballast out of th Cferm.in ship
Potrimpoo o- North Beach. I: is ex
pected that both this ship and the G!tn
morng will he floated next month.
C. E. Griffiths. Mrs. D. Gordon. Mrs. K.
E. Brown. Portia,!: Henry V. Butler.
Seattle: Fred Beermnn, Neotwinlrunv T.
M. Gride. W. E. Watson, John Day's,
were at the Parker house yestrJiy.
I Mnofetnrer Hat, Kliahslt I'Unot
i and Organa. 49U K"nit street, nr-r
I El.Tenth. al closes alurdar.' Sru.
mhe. 4
The ladies of the sewing society of the
Swedish Lutheran rhurcli will give a
sociable In the Uusemn: of their church
Saturday eve.n.ng. begl. nlns at S o'clock.
M;uny valuable nricl"s 1I1 be sold to
th hitrheit bidder.
Mls Ida Biuwy. of SJilcm. Or., was vis.
It.r.if friends In Astoria yest 'rd.ty. She
returns to Portland this morning, ti
company with Miss Uizi- H'jlman. also
of Salem, who h-is ben her" and at
S-aside for the pnst thnc Weeks.
During the iKist or two ofi'ciaU
have been eng;us'e,l In Vnsin-cting the
work done on the Mi nznita. It is now
expwt-l that the coppr sheathing will
all tie in place by the flrft of the month,
when the vessel wili le? launched.
Maoufacturers' 8ale, Kimball l'ianr
and Organs. 490 Bonl atreet, enrner
Elevsuth. Sale elites Saturday, Hep.
tember 4.
Dr. R. L. Gill -epic, city physlchn and
quarant.ne officer at Portliirwl. was In
the ci'y ytfierlny. He Is very much
interested In quarantine matters, and Is
working for the etabllshmnt of a sta
tion at the mouth of the Columbia.
Northern Pacific railroad trains leava
Portland dally at 11 o'clock a. m. f x
C. "W. STONE,
Astoria, Or.
A new river eervlc has been Inaugu
rated between Astoria and Rainier, Ore
gon, Including all intermediate landings.
The fine steamer "Pilgrim," Captain A.
L. Brazee, will make round trips dally,
except Sunday, leaving Kalnler at 6:30
a m., reaching Astoria at 11:30, landing
at the Fourteenth street wharf, and de
parting on her return at 1:30. Prompt
t)me and the beat service Is guaranteed
for both passengers and freight
Manufacturers' Sale, Kimball I'lanoa
and Organs. 4!)U lioud atreet, corner
Klerenth. Sale cle-.es Hatnrdaj, Sep
tember 1.
W. H. liradford, W. W Hubbard, T.
W. Jenkins, T. . Oro-n, lortland. J.
Fdell, H. 1). Taft ai-j-l wife, Han Francis
fo; F. I.. Washburn. Eu-'-ne: Miss t',rurt
Fostor, Medford; Miss Fr-incs Curnes,
J:ieksoi,-,-e; Itr. A. T. Mcl.arn. Hai
rier; lAut. J. J. lir.idlcy and wi.'e, Van
couver, Wn.; J. O. Mgl r a-,d wlf-,
Urookfi"d, were guests at the O'l.Ment
yesterday.
The bulled , Just !-su. d by t,',-. ,-ver
I;ehaa at Fort f.'.in'iy shows the kind of
.v. 1 h r that may be "xpeci.-j next
month. During four'. -en years th- mean
temper:. -uk- for S- pt.-rnb'r has l.'.-n f."
-!n-,-.-s. The av.-r.or- Iv. v.hl-b th
tirst kllll g frost occurred wa- on Oc
:l r The av.-rae dale on whl'-ri
th' last kiill.'.K fro't oc:urr.-l was March
2. Average precipitation for H'-ptembi r,
3.17. Inches. Prevailing winds have v-eri
fr'-m th" north, un-1 the highest velocity
attain' -1 was TC miles, from the south,
o -the .':S:h of September,
OKKCSi'N S FISHERIES.
Th
lul:lvatloi of
I'tot-ul-lo
Eastern Cyitri
SlHVoW.
Fiof. F. I.. W i-httn. of thf eha'r cf .
biology of the State I'nivrrslty u! F-U- i
kcilc. 1 Aitr-.tt , f s.he 1'tilt.d S.nti :
Flh Ooninilss on. arrived In Aiorla yes-
t. nl.iy. Tl professor nikl that he wa '
""" " "p. '!"' lho growth of
Eastern osyters In oson waters. .i
" Hviml.ol.lt My. c.U.
"T!l' M"nm-tu of growing Eastern
joyH.rs on the I'uoliV con.it tm nig- .
! sctcl l.i-n y,-ar by Mm. V. P. l.c- 1. of
Salem. Th mutter was taken up by
mylf .ml o'hfs. ;i ul tile It.-l SlaliS
Klh i'ommU.l'n ."it out several bush.
of oys:er' for exprr nir!tal purponeo.
They re plan1..! In Ytiiltvi Ky. Or.
and HunilH.R bay. til. 1 have Just
I -spi-cted the Iw.U at thoe places and
found that the oyster have irrn well
and are In healthy conditio ,. They are
now sMnliiK. It run w be definitely
deiernilnnl a tut her the eH'rlment will
be a success until It Is l.urn.sl whether
or no: the youn oysters st.ck Pi the
I'ols rl crow.
"To.liiy I lnve:!jrat-'d the situation at
Carhart park. lth a view as to the
practicability of pl.mtlrur oysters there.
1 think the water Is too freh and Hint
ih.-re H not rwm .ough to suece
sfully
propug.ite. I don't lieKeve there is any
strr.im opening Into the lower ColumbU
where Eastern oysters can le grown sue-r-ssfully.
I sh.ill next go to Tillamook,
to ascot-taii whiu the clwuux nre of
eAuvs-wfiilly Krniiig oyt,TS In that
lay."
TrtACK -LATINO.
Y-vrday the tnirk-lay.-rs reachel a
point mor- thai .1 mile wist of the John
I'wys river. M b nger Johnson, of the
Western I'nlon. who made a trip up ih
line. mv 'h.u while he stood there
yesterilay nftemrmn the nvn put down
luilf a mile of trick. The work W lN-!ne
d'ne i the l-t jhhIi,. manner, nnl
the way In which. It Is l-lnic rushed l
a guanirrt.v that tlw inipa'!y 1 co:u
to (lnl.-h the line at -Ik- .-arll-at pnaslblr
mim tit. From Pp-sldent ll.immo-.d
town, every man on the ronil Is work-nit
to the limit of his rapacity. In order
to push the w.tcrprUo along. There Is
a general feel! g extant that Mr. Ham
mond will o(; lftn to l.ulld large ec
vators, Wirehous.-s, Hour mills, saw mills,
dry doek. etc. Uj,.k.n at th- matter
from a bulni- st.'indpolnt, a gentleman
remark""! vest, r Iny thir. It wai n tretty
safe gamble that Mr. Hammond had all
he cidd attend to hi Lull. II r the rail
road, without moMlisr in or taking up
outside enterprises, which Iv-lnng to pri
vate 'r.,liv1.iu:.l ',t handle.
The hig moKiil emrlne will arrive In
: day or two. and is soon n It ;o,'S
Into srVe a birve enmp will tw .itnb
l!she.l rar the John Day's, and a train
of iKxirdr.g ears will ! put lr:to s.-rvlce.
MT-.T UK
seen to itr:
CI AT ED.
AI'I'HE-
Sab- C.e Sptcmb-r 4th.
It Is necessary to see our big ehlpmrnt
of pla.no and organs awl get, our prices
o appreciate the big values we nre of
f"rtng.
t.ome and s.-e them for yourself. It
.," 1 core you a cent nnd will save
you dollars. Don't diM-nd on hearing
about th. m from your nHghliors nnd
friends, but come and we nnd hear them
yourself.
Tills sab- will cloee J ,it one week from
nxt Saturday-H'-prr-mber 4th. Talk It
over nnd come and se us at AW Bond
str?t, corner of Klcverth.
L. V. MOORE.
Representing Klmbnll Factories,
DOWN TO C0BT.
Having n,M all but a few of the big
lot of pl.-u.o" and organs we had In As
toria, we have d'-ei-l-1 to offer the re
niainltig liiMpirn'". .ts at alnobile cost, In
Td'T to 'los., '.ln-iii out In the next few
di'. These are some of the finest In
the stock, of Mandard makes, and In
beautiful e.-i.-.v. ve particularly Invite
thr-e who apprecate n renliy first-class
piai.o to exnmii.e the liiAtruni'-nts and get
our prices.
THE V-H.IIV It. AI.I.EN CO.
V,r, Commercial, r. x: door to l:udg-t
'dli.y.
A Krf'Cfl.sHFI'I. RACE.
At 1 o'clock yesterday nf ernooti the
(i-h bout race under the agreement be-tv.-
-.ei :h- coM'-vta.t.ts of Saturday's race
and the rit;at'a eommltiee, was sail",
ov-r 'li-- l-'i-tmle c'rtirse.
T!i.- -lay w.o- mag ifleent. and a fresh
breeze v-. -.,. th sailors all they wantMl
to d'i. Tli" r I rn- made was the beef on
r.rord for 1I-I1 boats In Aslorln, and
the race d. lit'til-l 1 h- hundre-ls of In
ti r'-ted sjn ,t;.: or s. It wa- a great source
of satisfaction to the committee and all
interested that the two tcoats, which were
wlt.rs on Saturday, secured first and
secon! fdfice yel.-rflay.
Some scoundrel evidently had grudge
agalnnt fisherman .Mattson, and, binding
BARGAINS IN ORGANS WORTH TALKING AUOUT
l hie beautiful, live octave organ, two full ets of reeds, treble and bass octave coupler, two
fortes, and swell and grand organ in bountiful canopy top parlor style, case richly
carved, beaded edge, French mirror. UelaiN anywhere in the 1'nilcd Nates fnr?IO' ()()()
I hiring our manufacturer's special sale onlv k ,,MM
Warrenton Is
Columbia Harbor
Land Co.
CORNER...
BOND and
ELEVENTH STS.
00 application.
a large uloth about his head, so (hat j
h could aot te rcgn.a.sl, .UIsl out
Into the hay and suddenly appeared In j
me courne 11 trie n.11. roun.ici :t.e
I.mt buoy, lie houled for Mattaoa'a Ikvih
nnd furvesl not only Mattaon but some of
the othira to keep mit ti the chanm!
w hera the runvnt waa awtft, thus pre -
nttitnr them from sailing over the
sands. Deaf to nil uppmla from the
racers, having ucconii-H'tw-l bl purpoe.
he put off airoiw :h buy tiortlo rly. well
knowing Ihut had he Iwn caught t.n
indignant fUhcrmtin would huve dealt
with him as tie deMived. The following
are the winners and prli,-:
First-No. 10, Charlea WUon. i bouts
IT minute 9 secu ds. I'nxc. Iwile of Mar
shall's twin.
S,vond-No. 5. I. Mattmm. J IT I'. Prii",
UiU' of BarlsMir's tit-ltlng.
Thlpl-No. 3. N. Tolvotioti. i. II Prlie.
four ciiKes corn Ixn-f,
Fourth No. IT. A. Saund.-rs. 2 ?" 1.1
I'rlie, pulr ruhU-r twi-its.
Fifth-No. I. ius Sukk, 2 Ji ll. I'rlie.
two cases corne,l brf
PWT iiVFItleV'K IT.
If yiMt wru-.t or ev-r i-xpe-t to own'
a fiMt-chu plJino or organ, you r-m't :
affonl to overlook the fin,. nsortmin
of w-orl-l ren-.w ne-1 Klmbrdl plan -s nial
w ll-kftwti Whitney amt Hlnl- plai os
which wo are now offering for sale at '
i: Ilon-1 gTeet. j
This Is 1. cluince m a llf.-tlm.- to net :
a tine Instrumont from the mruiufnclur
ers dires t ut the wlndeitale ir.c. and on
caj-y monthly tr quarterly paym-t-is, Ir 1
you wish. I
We take old pianos and organs In part 1
payment for new or-s.
Call and see these Instruments and get
(nir prices. I.. V. MiKiltE.
Repre.su itlng Kimball Factories.
OF II FISHEHIEH.
Sinto Fish and (lame Protector II. I.
M-Oulre Is making a tour of the lower;
Columbia, gatherl-K statistic of the 1V..T t
pack of fish. Mr. M'-Gulro has originated
a bliuik form of reoprt, which will give
the most complete statistic ever 0I1
tnjniil In th state, ft provides for n
(Mailed showing of the value nnd kind
of nil npparatus In use on the river; the
numtter of cas's of fish takon of both
spring an! fall pack of each varloty
?
?
ARE YOU A LOVER OF
Fine Teas,
Delicious Coffees,
Pure Spices,
Baking Powders
and Extracts?
WE CAN PLEASE YOU asm
Inisjrlin all our own goods 11ml run-
(j in K KM) stores i-nuliles lis to suit you
to ft " 'l ' flIJ(, HnvP j-ou nn mi'Kiiu
men's profits.
, . . COFFEE . .
Onr coflwa nr; th fmesl, oven I v refined
Btil fully llavoretl. Hint are hiire to I
IilefiHe all lorers 01 the good.
AMERICAN'S BEST
StiiVc", l'-kint I'ow.lers and Kxlracls
Hie jcte. iliul's run .
Money refunded if itooiIh don't suit
Vihi, t.ur Ktnrc, try -tir ""oils ntnljoti
will wp.iit oo "llicr.
GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING
TEA COMPANY
671 Commercial Htreet, Astorls
Oo'jds Retailed at Wholesale Price
the Best...
THE CENTER
ON THE
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 net a line investment?
W. F. SCHEIBE,
A lull lint al Pipes, 1fctte.
j and Stnoktri' A'lUlet.
jf j Conimsrclal Ml
I
1 of aalnion. by each k.nd of apparatus,
j are I live numlsf of m.vi employed In the
1 iiUi:w.. ho nnployed, & 1 tin- nv, mac
I r,ll(. f iwu for the aeajUMi't work.
The r1(.-ri rt- of Mr M. li.lrc I" to b
h.rtlly cotiimrsabtl. nnd It la to Ix
hoped that all engaged In th laiatneM
will c'.o-mu wlUi Mm tn th. formula
lion of the., valuable (alll.- Five or
nix at.it-s tune Adopted Mr. M luirr'
form of r p--r ,
It Is a .otlnaldc fact ttuit last year.
With ?.' Ill- !l rlltfag-si 111 the boil. an (,f
flNt-;- l' In ,r--g-tn, the
pria'-l 1: f.-r tte malm-no. .- nn-l
r liloll t.f Hie flBlirrte. W '! ic Now
Y.,rk i.r. wlib only T Ti" iii-mi - tiiph-y.-.l
In her nlw-rl, nppropriatM tTJ.noO for
th- Ir titiiltit-, ,ia--'-
THE 'i'lMVA AltltlVFH.
Tin- l:rillh ship il-llvn. which was ro
I.rt..l Iti llo- iittlcK l il o'i li k last
nit!!, was low.-l lii-o x.rt by the He
ll. I .iUu! la '. l--k Hhe la T days from
I'hlna. and the cipl.iln rewts that one
Pl.t i d!'d 'in Ihe 0VI1ge. and lhat for
liilite, 11 .'.ay. Hie slip was In a terrible
tipiio-ii, will- h iiIiikm: 1-aus.d ln-r wreck.
The li-.liMI -l.tllea In Isillant nn-l will
l--.l l Wheat, I
TO THE P'ni.IC.
Notice la hereby given Hint the undcr-
lune-l has piir-hnaed the store of the
Web foot f'onimlaliiii House and will
! hs-reuficr coii.luct the biislneas at the
old stand. All arc.. mils due th. Wrh.
foot Commission House are payable lo
me. E A. DK YO.
I1h i ul iJanie Commissioner H. I.
M'fiulrc. whn v. sited the city yratcrdny,
sal-l tw sincerely hojMl tlui Astoria nnd
Portbi. 1 people would Join hands In
making Astoria's regatta n stale affair.
All of his friends, he said, were favor
11I.I1. to tin- Idea. Astoria has the wnt'-r
a. il tlu- br.-. ie, and n tvat.iltn should be
held every yur, parHclimti-d In by nil
licovli, on fiie coast and siiportcd by
evcryliody In the stiite.
CHARLES KAN & CO.
307 C0mmerc.1l Btreet.
I
We w.l 1 1 open up with n large stock of
Oriental Fiinry !xnIs, DiK-orated China
ware, Fancy Hilk floods. Etc. Also man
ufacture a full lino of Iridic' and Gents'
Vndi-rwenr at reasonable price.
Hiore w.U Is, opin alsDul Seplembrr .
CHARLE5 KAN 5c CO.
Reading or Distance Glasses
J00O Eye Oliisw-s for 3.r., or
13 00 Eye Glasses for tl.TI,
Warranted Gold Plated Frame.
Maka your friend a beautiful and use.
ful present. Wo guarantee a perfect fit
by mall providing when you order the
KHMI,.a y0 an,wf.r t(,e following que..
tlons: How old Ever used glnssesT
How long? Male or femnle?
OEO. MAVERLE, Expert Oi.tlclan,
28 Third street. Ban Francisco
Opticians' and Photographic Supplies.
..Tlic I "nut LnMiicli.,
"HERCULES" I
Is open to sp-clal charier for excursion 1
parties or river freighting. !
Dock at Ross, Hlgglns & Co.'a slip.
THOB. DAL01TT.
ts;ave orders at 214 Bond atreet
f
OF DEVELOPMENT
WEST SIDE
Mnn,dn,lnrtr nml
Dtnlor In
FINE CIGARS!
ii"M Hlltl:i:T I.MI'ltitVCMKNT
N"TH'i:
N ull t IWid.y k-s." thai Ilia Com
moil Council pn.H.,a to lmprue tloint
aire t fiitm it,, ... rf.- Ninih ,,rr.,
to tho wnai liiw ,.f ,,.k. 1 a ,,,!
the rlly of A.t.-rlii ., laH ,mii .1 r..
Iior.lnt by John M i 'lure H.,1.) :ii,.rov.
I nvit t.i c...i-t ,,f Fialiiig tal l .trr. ( 10
j tie e,Nl.lH .I ,r ,.,l,. :,nd plaliklt,,, 1 1,
! .allle lo II. foil wi ll), ! e,lal.u,tiel
I Hall ..u;k t-
j Miilli and F rt! 1.(1.
l- ls-. li Fifth .ir.-.-'
l-l-e k. 1. and 1.'. ;lt
ttj liu l.e IrlBniiD
t". an I Jl; 10, hea
1 ,1 t ti. a - '.(,,. (
-I ! bull II ,1.1,.
walks on Uc.'i ,i.t, th.r,-.-r , f,t tde,
In n.-cnbiii,-.. with the ,,. ,,,,,1 ,,,erlfll
all.. i pi- i-.r-l I , I. ,. ., ,! ,,. ()
iVtv Hiii y,., lo ti. m.. r n.r Au-Utor
and Police JiuU--. ,,,1,;, iby
MM' oi-iill.ill-. 1 In .a,,, ,, .I,,
1110 t of MtrtB
Ituprov.-
Hal-I ltliltli-in-vi to U
etpellse -f l,e ,,, i-y lw 1
a r--ulr.-, by tl hint.
lli-i-le at the
ellt. -I thereby
i-r the my
of Asloit,,. The land, and pi.,,,,.. , ,,
Wll.eh In-clid ,ln. eiln-Ot U, rl
t.) lefiuy the owl of ..,(.1 lll,.r,nelle,
ant tin- district eii, 1.1 , ,. ,,,, ,, lhtl
lots. bl.s krtJand pr.-nila I,. t.
shall be knonn as t.,n, sli,,,.t Ar.,.
Ill' llt HlMllot N. J, Said .!.rl, I ,.ni-
bracing ol-l l-.. I.. k. , ,,r. 11. .e.
to br as-K.. f,.r .,,1.1 lini-im,,,,,,,, ru
ileslgll.ll.sl us follow :
lt.g1llllS.llg .Ml the we., llu, .,r Ninth
stre,.: at the c, i,t,.r f k -.,
lh.-n-e Went ihtough the c-nte, ,,f bi-n ka
:i. a. E.'. i-i. j.. it., l ,, 1; , ,,IP M,
in.. f block i;; th-ni - ,,h ..i..tlK
"""' uiiw-K. 1, net t., f.
c-n-
tor of l.. K-k K tho
center of bio, ka p;
ea-.i hioukli the
' n 1:. II. I)
and 9 lo the w-st: l.j,.- f M,, .,rej
Ihen.-c notiih along the ,t n ,f Siuih
tre.,l to the pi,,.,. ,,f Ik kI M(1 .,,.
lug lots 1. 2, 3. I. block :i. tl,.- ,,.,r,, h,,lf
of block 23. lot. I. , 3. , ,,,- k M. ,ot
I. i, 3, 4, bluek lots I, :-, 3, 4 ,1(1(.k
9: lots I, 2. 3, 4, bl.s k i't, .,t, 1 ; a 4
block lx; Iota I, 3, i.Iik k 17. 1 a tl
T. K, blo-k II; lots r., ii, 7, s, block IV lots
s. o. 7, h. bi,.k is; r. f.. 7. v. bi, k 13;
lols 5, . 7. . block 12; loia ,;, y hhKk
II; lots 5, tl, 7, ft, b,k Hi; lou 11, 7, (
block -iill In tin, Cliy f Aki.,,1, 'J
i oul and r-cor-1,.1 by John Mci'hi,,..
j EsMlmilH of the cxi-'lise of !,, ), ;m.
j prov-ni. iil 11 l plasm a!i , ,(,, lun,
t of such work or Improvement, and of
the locality tJ bo Improved have been
deposited by h City Hurv.yor with the
Auditor tind Police Judge fr u,i,.e cx
iimlnalliMi and may ,,. l,.w,H., t,, ,, ,ll4
ofllcr of such olllis-r.
At the next tegular in, si 1, ,H r tha
Common Council following ti llu, pub
llcu,tliti of lhls nol.ee which in.s-tiim u-iii
lm ludil on FiHikiy, H.-pi.-iuiH-r 3, p-,.7, n.t"
the hour of 7.:i p. m., ,1.1 th, ,-i,v 10l)i
any obJeott,i lm,t i,u,y l, ,,. (J lcn
Improveinoiit will lie considered by tha
council, and If nt tire time of wild meot
Ing a remouKiTanc,- nga :t such In.
provemeni, slmusl by lesldeuis of tU
cliy owning more tbn,:i or.e-balf of the
properly In said d.strict, shall be niefl
with flic Aiidilur fuid Police .lu-lg,-, such
Improvement shall not bi, cr-b-red, If nt
all except by 11 vole of nvo-llilrds of
all members of the Common Council,
Hy order of llu- Commou Council.
Atlesl: 11, K. NI-II.HDN,
Aild.tor mid Police Ju.lge,
Astoria. Oregon, August 2H, ls.iT.
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