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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1897)
1 'I 111. , i MUhi... .v. MOKMMi, Ol io, i.i. , JUST NOW- A Large Variety of Children's School Shoes, the Best on Earth Call and See Our Nofcby Higb School Walking Boot At the Old Reliable Stand. John Hahn & Co. 1 479 Commercial St. Ara Wi A. V. ALLEN. Groceries", Feed, Fruits, Vegetables, Crockery, Logger's Supplies. Cor.Tcnth and Commercial itrMC CHAS. KAN & CO 367 Commercial St Dealer-In Chinese and Japanese Curios, Fine Decorated China A are, Silk Fancy Goods. Manufacturers of Ladies' and Children's Underwear Gent's Shirts Made to Order. TODAY'S WEATHER. FVir; weather warmer. Umbrellas LOCKS, KEYS AND eEUNti MACHINES.- I Also sU Light Machinery. Repaired C. H. Orkwiti 443 DL'AN'I. Prices cut In two. AROUNDTOYVN. SATURDAY. Pain Is a warning that a law has been broken. "Dangerous Passing" is the sign Ood sets up. M. J. Savage. Try Schilling's Best tea and baking powder. J Hallowe'en dances are being planned. Fine cabbage for kraut at Ross, Hlg gtas t Co. 'a The football enthusiast Is now a fea. ture of social life. The new Russian blouse in all colors at C. H. Coopr. Groceries at the lowest prices at the Pacific Grocery Co. -. e Bicycle and repair shop at US Ninth street Charges reasonable. The very latest Ideas in winter Jackets, capes, etc, today, at C. H. Cooper's. Ask for sample of Chase ft Sanborn's famous teas, at Ross, Hlgg.n A Co.'s. We carry the best line of school shoes in the city. Columbia Shoe Co. Rev. Father DIelman returned yester day from a two weeks' visit to Walla Walla arid the Bound. C. G. Palmberg, the leading contractor i and builder, is prepared to do all kinds of Jobbing and building work; 473 Duane street. The public fountain at the corner of Commercial and Eleventh Btreets, was i j , . , , . rvpuimi iwiu iul hi ruuijjng usuer fa- terday. Martin Ryan, the seiner, was in town yesterday. He has an order for a car. load of salt salmon and he will fish his grounds until the order Is filled. A carload of "Hot Blast" and "Queen" iiiiii.ciucuib. : uo not Duy Deiore companng quality , ana pnee. risner Brotners, sale agents, oome ui yutiuna f-rotfressive mer. v,. ... TO.,.- rBn amuo y.ilu Alalia, rne nuuw lias recuntly filled several large orders by the EJoVr and will have another for her next Baling. i $200022 You may not eet $2000: but . jfou may get $1000 or $500 or $300 or $200 or $oo or $ko. . . , , J , etc isn t one ol these enough to make you ask for the tea ami , . . ' , , , baking powder to-day? The tea and baking powder t are enough. Your money back if you don't like them-at your grocer S. . tt7 I ( A Schilling ft Compaay Saa k-mnrisco Suits to order, from $12.50 P PailtS to order. from $3.00 "P ..FLYNN, the Tailor.. Chrysanthemums appear. arc beginning to Great Cloak Cooper'. fkdo today at C. H. Call at the Parlor for oysters served In first class - styt. Miss Gen hew gone to Portland on a vtstt with friends. Our prices are the loweet in the city. Call and us. Paclflc Grocery Co. Otto Carlson relumed yesterday from a few days hunting on Young' river. New, at Columbia Shoe Co., Laird. Schobcr A: ('o.'s luJics' line shoes. Ashland peache cheap and good; also a large supply or other flo frulta at Ross. Htgglns ft Co. W. J. Russell. Nehalem. and W. R. Hardlson. Portland, were registered at the Parker house yesterday. Captain Kelly, a prominent farmer and politician of Cathlamet, whs In the city yesterday accompanied by his wife. l Go to the Parlor, successors to C a Smith, for pure, swiet cream and fresh creamery butter and buttermilk every 1 dy. Furnished room to rent, with good table board, at reasonable rates, at Mrs. E. C. Holden's, corner of Duaae and ' Ninth streets. Seal, calfskin and crack-proof calf winter shoes for ladies. Co. lumbia Shoe Co. Ladies ara rtewx-ctfully requested to call and examine the latest novel! lee In winter garments today only. At C. H. Cooper's. I Mr. A. P. Bradbury of Portland, who j Is always smiling, regardless of the j times or the weather. spent yesterday In the city. At the bowling alleys yesterday Mrs. H. F. PraW made the high score of 50. while Dr. A. A. Finch scored 58 for the ntksmen. The steamer Telephone yesterday land. J at Clifton one hundred men, more or lss, for the railroad. Now that harvest I it! -r. many are geeging em. ptoymcnt. Oongregatk-ial church.-The morning theme will be "The Folly of Isolation From rivini Things": evonlng. "The Survival of the Fittest." All are most cordially Invited. E. S. Bollinger, pastor. O. A. Taylor, Robert Wakefield. Henry jLang. Chas. H. Dashnle. Portland: V. Calimhert. Geo. W. Dyche. San Fran, Cisco: Thos. M. Ropers. Mllwaukle, Or.: jL. M. Scholl. Aurora, are at the Occl. ' dent. Mis. H. F. Prael won the Coope7"prlxe in the lailies tournament, csorlng 13 pins with a handicap of i. making a total of 131. The prize was a pair of gloves. Mrs. Timson. bowling from scratch, came In second with y, pins. nsr eight or nine Inches king and somewhat resembling the Sound mack erel is being caught from the docks along the water front. No one seems to know Just of what epeclec It Is. but It was peen i thu, waters about fl : ago. iwrnay j-rank r-ook paid off all his mm at the elnm irrovnds and cloed up for the season. Sam Oliver also : ,"r,p'"1 r"T Ih" faI- Fall fishing. Mr. I "a ''",n V"T lltfbt. The big i r"n fi,h ,J the river this year joevurr. between Aug.jst 13 and Sep. ' -"ori. . i hj., t r-.j.. . i 1 enurnc. lreaehl"g j " pastor at 11 a m. alvi 7:30 p. m. Moraine subject. Th, Tiurntng Bnsh"; ,ening. "V, tvu Think Ye of Chrlsf" t a. m. Stinady school at ). m. Epworth T.-arue at :W p. m. Prayer noting Wlne,iay at 7:30 , P- m. Kev. w. Ti. Holllngshead. pastor. j jim. n-.HT ivn prorery in the Shana. nan TmlMlng. v'.) ina-iirurate Its first .speeial sale thin morning. See display ; ad In lory's paper. These special sales win r continue from tmr tf) tlm( a( .urfl or fi,e store. The people of -wnn hav a cnanoe jQ cpr tain lines of sMplo at pr)o(11 n(,re" toforo unheard of. m'H owner of Pend!ton. whose pl,nt w.-.s hurne.! ;i fl(fo In the cltv and u-. .k. . .. , or me As"rl!l ' n,ortation. Mr. i1'" "-Mne-l hy the committee .-.pointed f,.r thl, rurpw and IIT ,h'' ti,n" -pied m vis. inr" ,hft nnerles. Iron works, ship yards, navei and o-her points of imerest. ITJTV" ,hP up-river boat "lpnt Mr- n'-"" ;ld that he had enjoyed Ms wr murh. ana that he w ZT Atn"'1' J'Tnro ,u- ,urB ' very near at hand, and that hPr fir railroad, soon to b completed . ZTZ 1 wk n 'n days with his dauc-htcr, who is aiso rms bimlneps manager, and make hro"rh examination of affairs and conditions. 'H STAR ' Cash Grocery www Crackers SODA CRACKERS 1 pound cartoon . . SODA CRACKERS 3 pound cartoon. , , 5c 15c 10c 10c 20c Wafers GRAHAM WAFERS 1 poo ml cartoon . . SALAD WAFERS 1 pound cartoon.... CITID WAFERS 1 pound cartoon 573 COMMERCIAL ST. Ttltp 32. $ Raitding J. Q. Megler and wife of flrookflelj, are In the city. In the police court yesterday Wm. Ken ney was fined 5 for being drunk. Umbrella covered and repaired by a practical workman, at 18$ Ninth street. P. J. Meany, the leading merchant tailor. 137 Tenth St. The hljheet price paid for fur skins. This cool weather Induces one to ap prevkite the comforts of a hot-air move J. N. Ijiwb has a suiwrior urtU'le. which he Is selling cheap. C. W. Stone, agent of tge White Collar line, returned yesterday from a week's vacntlon In Spokane. He reports busi ness good In that city. When you want a real Ufe-llke and artistic photo, don't fall to call on Snod rrass. The work he is turnlnc out now Is ahead of anything ever made in As toria before. The new warerooms of Foard & Stokes on the second floor of their main store, will be nlwly decorated with stwes. hanlware and crockery samples, and will give the4r establishment quite a metro, poilran air. 'The Thorn In the FVsh" and "Char acters by the Way-- axe the subjects for discussion at the Baptist church to morrow. Sunday school and B. T. P. T. an usual. You are cordially Invlied to attend. L. J. Trumbull, pastor. Yesterday was pay day on the rnllroud and Auditor Kuettner went over the line with his big chork book and a party of friends. Among those who t'Vk passage on the big engine with him were Mrs. Kuettner. who was a Jolly hostess. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hare. Mr. F. I. Parker. B. S. Worsley and others. The reception given hist evonlng by the imrnbers of the M.ithodlAt chur-h to their new pastor, the Rev. Mr. Hol- Mngrwad. was largely attended and proved to be a most cnjoyablbe sorlal affair. Masicnnd readings by well known local arrfefls added Interest to the easlon. Tt was reported on very good authority yesterday that the fity fire detainment had purchased a lot of Willamette vall. y hay at flfl per ton. when Clatsop county timothy Is offered at t!2 per ton. The matter was brought to the attention of the Astoria Progressive association wMrh will 1nvwtlgat nsto the f.-vts. fine gentleman of the association remark! that It smd as though all their ef forts to induce the patronage of home Industries were being thrown down by others who were only out for the stuff. It 1s a matter of public Interest, how. ever. If the city has paid 2." per cent more for Its hay than was necessary. Pree! FreeJ THE.... Stormer Bicycle Given Free With American's Best Teas Coffees Spices AT THE GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA COMPANY'S 571 Commercial .Street Astoria Free Wheels to lovs, f'irls, iren- tlemen and ladies. Wheels real easy to get with our Teas, 20c, 2oe, :iOc, :j5c, 40c, 50c per pound; Coffee, 1 5c, 20c, 25c, an sr.. jfi ..... i. .- - 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c per can. Wheels Free as good Wheels as money tan buy. A now plate glass wua placed In (IrK. fin A lwd' wimkiw yesterday to reduce tin one smashed by the runaway. Yesterday Hm al. of the steamer Au. gusta wvs wmpl.Od to Homer Pennock f New York. It its unlei-slvvl ltk.it she will be pul on the Alaska run. Mellowed by ge--ddlchius its n drink -Is O-rus NoW,, Whiskey. It Is the only American whiskey of Intcrinitloniil Mi utatlon II la never bottled until ngv.1 six vars In cask. dims cnitw. rraw.flsh, Ktislerit o tors In whi'll and Slialii'tcr bay oysters lire w-bnt javii re nt tlw Kit-k. yter M cents n llit. txn till J n. m. lppo. lh Astorittti. tMt'NCll. MKKTINH. lalStlo Business of Importance iictiM Night. Trans. At the meeting of th city council last night Mayor Ttiylor presklcd and all of the moniNr were In Ihi Ir sisits. The session was a short one and ItctK- busl. n.-es of ImiH.rl.in.v was tnuiMoletl. At the cliwe of tli meotlng the mayor read a very mild lure to th. memU'r. Im. prtsing iuhMi their minds the Iniportunce of rushing the work of the extension of Commercial mtvot to the depoi. and the closing of the i-vtntniot fi the building of rhe McClure drulmigo system by the Issuance If the bom In payment there, for. The usual numls'r of bills were pre- s.irtesl anil rferry to omhtec. and the reports Of commlPtees recv-nmendlng the pu.vm.-nt of ivrtnln tails examined were amoved. The .imimimMitlon from the AstorU Progrewlve (mm.al sss.vlatlon rec. ommendlng that. In view of the Inef. flcienoy of ttw present stre.H giving In the city, a stvthin of asphnltum nn.l . W(Hlen blivk ivivement ho I.U.I between Seventh and Klghth stcsits w Com.' men-lnl stret. as a twt of a new pav. ' nn-it. was r-ferrtl to the commit. -e on ' vr..n.s ami public wiiys. The pogltlon of property owners for the lmiro-mem of Wh-hrh and Seventh striets uth over the hill to Young's bay -.us referriHl to the wmmltttv on stn-ts nnd public wuys. , The rxports of the tissisurer and police Judge for the tt-nl quarter of 197 show. Ing rho state of the city's flounce ami bonded trUbtelnt, were refrr to the committee on ways, and mean. An orillnnnce defining public niilsancs-s ind provNSng for tho putilshmcnt of per. s..ns refusing to nNne the ime. a sub. lttite measure for a previous ordinance on the subject was ren.l the flrt time An or.Wi.inee appropriating : for the benefit of S. N'ormlle on McClure .rraln. was rend the first time. An ordlmim-e tiMropriotlng from theg.-nenl fund to the Commercial street extension fund, under susiK-nsion of the rules was rend the third lime anil posse An ortlnance apprr-xiatlng f out of the fVmmeivbil etreei extension fund. for the benefit of W. S, Kinney, under suspension of the rules wis rend third time and isiseed. An onlinnn(e ameivllng section II of the orllnanco regulating lleensnn In the cliv rf Astorl.i, under suspension of fh- ru'. w;is rei.l the third time ami passed. An onBrnnee cn-Htlnir the M."itre dnilnag" fund wv read the third time and ta.s.l, rn motion ti e meotlng ailj urne, to meo' Tm-sikiy nt I p m. to consider the rvmmT'- il r. et exti-nsi'n nvitt. r in 1 other business. TI1K ol.Il WAV Of Trotting Dyspepsia nnd lndlg-stlm by Dieting, a Harbarous .ui.l rseh-sa ne. Wc say the old way. but really It Is a very eommon one nt the r.ent time and many dyspeptics nrd physli lans n well, conshler the first st.p !o take In nttemitlng to euro Indigestion Is to diet.' either by selecting certain fisxls and re jecting others or to greatly diminish the' quantity usually taken. In other w.rls the starvation phin is by many supposed to te tbo first essential. The almost certain failure of the star vation cure for dyspepsia hns een pro vwn time nnd ngnln. but still the mo. mem dyspepsia makes Its appearnnr. a course of dieting Is nt once ndvlsed. All this Is radloally wrong. It Is fool ish and unsrle itlftc to reemm-nd diet. Ing or st.mallrrn to a man suffering from ' dyspeimla feenuse Indigestion It self starves eviery orirun nnd every nerve and every fibre In the body. Whnt the dysperitlr wants Is al.undnnt nutrition, which means plwnly of go,d. wholwomo. well-cooked food nnd some, thing to assist the weak stomneh to di gest It. This Is exactly the purpose for which Stunrt's DyHpoia Tablets re auaptM and this Is the method by which they cure the worst cases of dyspensln In other words the pilent eols plenty of w-holeome f00. and Stuart's Dyspepsia T-. t.l,.. .11 i. . - . . .iiK.-i ii io r mm. in this way tho system Is nourished and the OA-er- worked stomach rested, because the fib. lets will dlg-t th.- foo.1 whether the stomach works or not. One of these tablet, will digest 3sVi grains of meat or eggs, Your dnieirtst will tell you that Htu nrt's Dysp.psln Tablets Is the purest nnd safest remedy Fold fur stomach troubles and every trial makes one more friend for this excellent preparation. Sold nt ri cents for full slzrl package At all drug stores. A little book on stomach diseases mall"! free by addressing Stuart Co., Marshall. Mich. ' AN APPRAL FOR CrOTHINO. Help the poor nnd nrofly iy sending clothing to the parlors of (he W. C. T. C. In Rescue hull on nir.v Thiir.dn- from 2 p. m. till 3 p. m. NOTICK TO THE STOCK HOLDERS OF THE FISHERMEN'S PACKING CO. Notice Is hereby given to the stock holder of the Fishermen's Packing Co. that a regular annual m.-tlng will be held at their office at Astoria, Oregon, the 2Tith day of October, at 9 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electing a board of directors nnd transacting other busi ness that rmy come before the meeting. JOHN PETERSON, President. AUG. MORERG, Secretary. Astoria, Or., Sept. 29, 1897. Warrenton. Is Columbia Harbor Land Co. CORNER... BOND and ELEVENTH STS. Maw on application. TuiJAHi'ui:urt Nivrii'i:, Notice Is hereby given that (here Is fuiul. In the city trvttitiiry to liy all WMrnuits drawn on Hit. general rund. and Indorsed prior to April 12. !:. Interest ' will rtxise nfler this dule. J. W. IMNN, City Trrrtsurer. When going Kant travel on th North, em l'n. 'I'lo Hallway. On!, k time and the ; only line running dining car Train. leaves I'ortlaud dally at It o'olook a. m. NOTICK. Nolle Is heieby given that all junr- lerly licenses are now due and payable I '' l,ll,,f of Poll.-e at hi oltlce. nd' If not wld wllhln ten day from dnte of this notice, a penalty of per cent additional will t charged, H. K. NEIJtON. Auditor iukI Police Judge. Astoria. Or., October J, IS87. Northern Pacific railroad trains leave Portland dally at 11 o'clin-k a. m. f.T' Titconia. S;nikane, anJ the Fast. CI . s cormeiMlon made at Sj okane for Itoea-! land. Nelson. Sajulow and British Co-1 lumbia ntlnlng ranis For map and Information call on or address C. W. STONK. Astoria. Or. ! WHEAT. On June St wheat sokl at 3"io. It has since sold at II MV Dlfterrn , 3W4c, r H.9rS on 10. (W bushels, lino would have mn,i ,ilj amount t our system of Join! Investment acouuts since Jun X Why nt try this sylem and Increase yoijr ),.- Amounts of nnd upwards received. our Information Is of sueh character nn, from such source as to make U n- 1lr,y f-HaLi-. Write for particular. J. ,; Knowlton A (., grain brokers. SeJ cuifornla stre. t. San Francisco, rilK OHJKCTION' NOT C.OOp. j " -"-J" - to i-Ttlslng matter In the columns of a nci'air. The ground of objection Is that they do not want to read ad-' vertlsements. Now this oblectlon Is n.d; giMhi. jor (Mifni.ni's in-p nuiiruw. metits convey valuable Information.' For Instance, how else would the trav. ellng public l-'srn "f the ece.-nt din- Ing car service of the Wisconsin Cen- tral lln.s botween St. I'aul and Chlcairo, or the irenral comfort of traveling over hi. o- n v -.im,i,.r- -.il on the nnu-at ticket agent or addrni J C. l'ond. C.. P. A.. Milwaukee. WU. or Ceo. S Itttlly. Central Agent. 21 Stark street. Portland. Or. "s - Report of trie Condition ok Tit ASTORIA WATinWAI RANK nuiunin nn i ivuni. unnn AT ASTORIA, In the Stale o Oregon, a I llieelme ol business, tie tuber a. ml HsoiKirs l-nns and dlscouir V S. bowls' in secure rlrruliitlui rreiiuuins oil I' H iNinils I. wo uo H. ati v: 3HI''0, I. 110 00 HUs-ks, se'-urlties, Hanking-hoiiH... fun liursu1 fiatur. a tJthsr real estate and mortgtgct owneti Ins from national btukf nut reterre gntt I'ue from slate tisnks nnd hankers... Itlr fnun Kiroveil reserve agents Cheeks ami oilier raili ;eins Notas of ittlier Nstioiial luniks Kraetoiil uiHar eurreney. nickels, and cenis v. .. LAwrt L Mosxr Uxatxvx IN IUnx, VII Pl,l.' "2 :i.a.rt t7 """"S UU .',7j I Specie.. LeiMl-tstiiltr notes I .-K.llrj Vi aim a.iMkr.' lledeinptlnn fiiml with C.H. Trraturer (6 er cent, of clrciil.tiniu rota) fai,noa l.MHit.irir.s. Capital stork paid In I MA) 0 Surplus fund 7,'KI 00 I'mllTideil nriiflls, less etpe es and tales Pali iall 6.BT1 IIS ll.le'jO 00 National hank notes outstanding luillvldiial deposits sunjeei to cheek ..HW,i lK Demand i ernflcates of iic Dnslt s.PVI 36 Tims eeitidcsies of depo'll IM-IM.KJI M Total. IH,7!0 S3 Htate ofOri foii, (.'oiinly of Clatsop, : 1. .1. K. IliL-uiiiH. cashier i f the ahov naineil bank, do solemnly linear that the Hbor statement Is true to the best of mr ksowle lge anil oeuer, j. r.. liin'ii.in.miiirr hiit)s. rlbei1 and sworn to bcioittliie thla 14th day of October, IBV7. K. Z. FKROIIHON, sAr.J Notary I'ublle lor Oregon. Correct Attest: I). K. WAKKKN, I C. S. WKHill I, t Directors. II. C THOMPSON, t NOTICE OP COMPLETION AND AC. CEI'TANCB ()! . DRAIN IN M'Cl.URKB ASTORIA. Notice I hereby given that S. Normlle, contractor for tho construction of a drain In McClure's Astoria, under the provisions of ordinance I'M, on the 12th day of October, li7. (lied In tho office' of the Audllor and Police Judgo of the City of Astoria, tho cerllficnte of the Cliy Surveyor and Hiiwrlritondent of Streets, approved by tho Commltten on Btreets nnd I'ubjlc Ways, on tho enm plotlon of tho "McClure Drain." After the expiration of the time here inafter specified, If no objeetona to the acceptance of such work be filed nnd the Common Council shall deem such Improvement properly completed, ac cording In rhe contract nnd plans and specifications thTefor, the same may bo accepted. Objections to tho acceptance of snld drain or einy part thereof may be filed In the office of the Auditor and Police Judge on or before Friday, Octolier 15, 1R97. H. VS. NELSON, Auditor and Police Judge. Astoria, Oregon, October 13, 1W7. the Best- THE CENTER ON THE Everybody Knows that Warrenton values will soon Be doubled It Is distinctly the best property on the market. IFIne large level lots, surrounded by many improvements, at very low prices. Is It not a fine investment? IDE ASTGR1AN WI COLUMNS MKN WANTICD. Kill I road hand wanted for Iminrdlat work on track. Apply at nm i. Flai block. A. A C. It. It. It. 1A)T. I t.dHT-Milk account Umk. Please leave at Aatorlnn oflUe. W. J, Ingalla. wok Rtrrr. F'll HKN'T - Kucnlslml frmit room HI flro. tintrul lis-atloii. ltitjulie at As torWin. KtH UKNT-FurtdahtHl rooms, a suite or single, by tho day r month Hotel Tlghe, uiuhr utlre new uuuiaa mont ' tlrvat reluct ion In ralea. Mr O. V. Porter, manager. C. Kleventk and Franklin. rilOFEHfllONAL CAUUB. C. C. llUDWlCU. ATTOKNEY AT UAW. (.iaiiderson Building. Astoria. Oregon. H. T. CHOBtlT, ATTOKNBT-AT-LAW. Ml Commercial (tract. i Chester V. Dolph. nichard Nlx !lH.)l.l'H A Nl.XliN, ATTOKNKT8 AT LAW. Portland. Oregon. M. S. M and II Hamilton llulldlng All legal and vol lection bualn as promptly attended Is Claim against th government a alalty. PH. JAV TtrTTUE. PHYSICIAN AND Hl'HOEON Oftlor. roottis t and , I'yihUin bulldg 6.11W I'ominerclal St, lt-ldenc sm Telephone SX. Acting assistant surgeon V, 9. Ua rlne h.Mipltal ervlc. - j. Q A. IIOWLHT. ATTORN KT ANI COUNSEL, IR AT LAW. Office on Hond (treat. Astoria. Or - liK. O. D. EST KB. I'llYBICIAN AND HUHCiBON. Special attention to disease of wonie. and surgery. ' over nanilger- store. Asturls Telephone No. U. tui. H. L IIKNDEUHON. Ofllee. Klnnry llulldlng. Astoria Offlc hour. 1 to a. m,: U to I and I to J p. m. Special at ten ton given to th treatment Disease of the Ey. Chronic Ms- easvs, and Surgery, II. A. SMITH DENTIST, Rooms 1 and i, Pythian llulldlng . over C. II. Cooper' ator. 1 JOHN T. LIOHTER, ATTORN KT-AT-LAW. Office, upstair. Aatoiian nulldlng. , - BOCIETT MEETINOS, XEMPLE LODGE NO. 1. A. F. aas A. M. Regular communication held on M m0Il0, O. W. LOUNSUKURT. W. II C. HOLDEN, Secretary. GO EAST . . VIA . . Library Car Route AMERICA'S SCENIC LINE. .leal, la Dining Car la Carte The all-rail route to Kootenai mining district, via Seattle and Spokane Shortest and Quickest Line St. Paul, Minneapolis, Dulutfi, Chicago AND ALL POINTS EAST Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers, Dining; and Library Obaerva tlon Cars. Dally TroitiH .,.FQHt Time SEHVIC AND HCKNKUY UNEAQUKI.ED For tickets and full Information cal on agent O. R. A N. Co. or address A. B. C. DENNISTON, C. P. ft T. A., Portland, Or B. C. STEVENS. O. W. P. A., Seattle. Ladles Who Value A refined complexion rnustnse Pozmnl's Prer der. It proilucco t soft end bor.utlfrl cLIn. f OF DEVELOPMENT WEST SIDE aivBH ciioicis or -2- Transcontinental ROUTES. Via Spokana and St. Paal Via Ogdflfi, Deover and Omaha or Kansas City. Pullman and Tourist Sleepers Free Reclining: Chair Cars Astoria to San Franolsto. Columbia, Sunday, Heptainbsr I Hut of California, Friday, Hoplembsr . Columbia. Wednesday. H-plonihr II Slat ut California. Monday, Septem ber K. Columbia, Saturday. Heptnmlxr 9 Stat of California. Thursday, RHtsm. br Ju. Columbia, Tueaday, October 1 Stat of California. Sunday, October M. For rat and f snsrmt tan kw eJU o or addr Q. W. LOUNSHKHR1. Ageak W. II. IIURI.IIURT. Oen. Fa. Agt.. Portland. Or THIS RAILWAY CnMPANT (iporatea Its tra.ns on the fiuuoua block system. I.Uhla IK trains by cW.tit.lly Ibrougb. out. ! . a tl rrlebraled rl, oirlo Inrih read ing lamp, UlllM spl'lelldlr ruilllMietl nuna-r trains every day ood night Mra Ht. Paul and chbugo: the CIUCAUO, UII.WAl KKlv A HT. t'AVU Also oterntra tei.ln-liott.'e.l veatlbultsl trains, carry Una the l.iicel pel at. can. part moot rnr. I.brnry buffet sirmkkig car, and pain drawing room aWiwrs. Parlor car, fren rrelndng eholr car aaul the Very best dining Car Service. For lowest rate to any point In lh tfn.ted Hlatrs or Canada. aiply tc, ticket ngent, or addr-s C. J. EDDY, Oen-rul A.ml. J. W. CASEY, T. P. A. Portland. (r ARE TOIJ OOINO BABT? ARE YOU OOINO EABTr ARB YOU OOINO EASTf Ii lure ami see I hat your ticket reads -til THE NORTH-WESTERN LINK THE NORTH-WESTERN LINE 7IIE NORTH A'lfsTERN LINK) 1IIK NOPTJI.WP STERN LINK The CI11CAOO, ST. PAUU MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA RAILWAYS Thl I Ih GREAT SHORT LINK Hitwn DULUTll, SAINT PAUL, CHICAGO And all Points East and South. Their Magnlflomt Track, 1'eerlens Veett- butod Dln.ng and Sleeping Car Trains and Motto: "ALWAYS ON TIME" Have given this rond a national reputa tion. All clnssea of passengers oafrtt4 on the vestlbuled trains without sgtra charge. Ship your freight and travel oyer thl famous line. All agents buy ticket. F. C. SAVAGE, T. F. and P. A. W. H. MEAD, General Agent. 248 Washington St., Portland, Or. riarble and Granite M 9.-0..1?.. IHH0PP A MINAR, Ml K. Morrison Ht., Portland. Or ...AM. KINDS OK CKMHTKKV WOKK.... J. B. WYATT, Phona No. 68 Astoria, Ortgaa Hardware, Ship Chandlery, Groceries, ProvlBlon, PAINTS and OILH. Spaelal AtUntlos Pals' t Supplying Ship. J