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THE DAILY AST01UAN, TIKSDAY MOUNINU, Ol'TOMCil li, 1807.
ailu glotovian
JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor.
Tel-pbone No. .
TEKMS Of HlBSCKIPriON.
DAILY.
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Served by carrier, per month
. WEKKLT.
Beat ty maiUpiT year In dvaao...t2.00
Postal free to ulcrllera.
All communications Intended for publi
cation should bo directed to the tdltar.
BoHlnesa communication! of all kind
and remittance must be addressed to
"The Astoriatv"
The Astorlan rurut(i to Pa sun.
scrlbere the lirjp'ot circulation of any
aewspaper publUhed oo th Columbia
river.
Advertising rate oan be had oo appU.
cation to th business manager.
The Weekly Aatorlan, the second. id
Mt weekly In th atau of Oregon, baa,
next to th Portland OrafOilaa, the
largest weekly circulation In the atat.
John F. Haadley Co, are our Portland
afrnt, and copiee of th Aatorlaa oan
a had every moraine at their ;a-Td,
134 Third street
Charles Anderson Dana was the patri
arch of American Journalism. Thru ugh
the. ooltunn of the Xew York Sun, his
profound scholarship, radhutt wit, and
maJtohlfSB style have Influenced and In.
spired newspaper writers all over Amer
ica. His career has been remarkable, and
It is not too much to say that for the
last twenty-five years ho baa exerted
mora Influence than any other man in
the country. Since ho secured control
of the Sun, In 1SS3, that paper has been
reoornixed by newspaper men gvneraily
aa model for style, accuracy nd eru.
iition. It has been said that he so thor
oughly Impressed his Individuality upon
the Sun and its staff of principal writers
that none could tell from the editorial
columns of the paper whether Mr. Dana
had contributed a Hne or not. So thor
oughly trad he come to be understood,
and so strongly marked was his style and
character that each individual who had
to do with the expression of the paper'
policy knew instinctively Just what Mr.
Dana Would approve and what not.
Thar Is no other editor in New York
who at all approaches him, and bis death
will be an Irreparable loss not merely to
the newspaper profession, but he will be
nil ow and mourned among the truly
treat In the Intellectual and literary
world everywhere.
Within two weeks over eight millions
n gold lias arrived la New York from
London. Already there Is so much gold
coin in use Uiat Its Inconvenience is I
keenly felt, and there is a demand upon !
the treasury to accept gold on deposit
and Issue gold certificates therefor.
There has been some formal discussion 1
f fhl. K.. .k- . . I
, lrcasury omciais. ;
The point of Interest was a decision j
made by Secretary Carlisle when the
treasury gold fell below $100.(m.1i), that
the reserve tiering once fallen be;w the
amount mentioned, gold certificates
MIIlM nnt luk fciw.wi., . i .. . '
w eien u tne re-
ere went above l(iO,C".).iO, unless the
Issue was specially authorized by con
gress. The soundness of this decision Is
questioned by the best authorities. It la
no new thing for one secretary to re
verse a decision made by a previous one,
and It is the belief m financial circles In
the Baat that Secretary Gage w:il do
this. The business world prefers cur
rency, because of Its convenience. Paper
ts infinitely easier to handle and trans
port than Is coin. Should he secretary
decide to issue gold certificates, those
country banks which have not the facil.
lne,r rese"e M
oould hold the certlfictttas for that pur-j
pose and put into circulation the cur- 1
rency which they now hold r-i,.,hi. .
Cashier
Muhleman. of the sub-treasury in Xew
York, speaking of the matter, said a day
or two ago that ther? seemed to be an
erroneous Idea in some quarters that
there was now an inconvenient shortage
of currency. This, he saad, was not the
eise, and he added thut any action of the
treasury officials which might convey
that impression was, in his opinion,
taken because they doslred such a short
age and were shaping their course at
present with a Me to the need of a
large amount of currency during Octo
ber to meet Che government's payments
f Interest and pensions.
The election of Henry George would
not only be a great oakunlty to New
York otty, but It would be a. national
eakunity as welL For the great 00m
mercW and financial metropolis of the
Union to elect a single-tax, cheap money,
repudiation chief magistrate. Just when
Chere Is a general brightening of in
dustry and trade throughout the coun
try, would do more to Impair confidence
m our free government abroad, than any
other political event that la within the
range of possibility. Mr. George Is a
man of unquestioned Integrity and ad
ifttd ability, but he is a socialist on a
filgh and apparently decent plane, wh le
bis teUChngs run down through all the
political vagaries of the day until they
reach and command the enthusiasm of
the anarchist. It now seems reasonably
safe to assume tha,t Mr. George w:il
not be elected mayor of New York city,
ilthough In the ewlft mutations of the
campaign and the dwpcratlon with
which all disputing parties are ready to
make combinations tor suevma, any re
unit Is po(blt Tvxlay, however, Mr.
George, who scorned to lead In the race
a week apt, t certainly In tho rear
with IIMli apparent pro-hahillty of hlin
nvoverlng the vnntng tnvtind he has
hwt, Tor so much, nil fair-minded, ami
patriotic eUiaens may Ih thankful, for
while the election if Uw m'.cht le a
very imwt bVsoing to Gi.i;or NVw
York, the chvtlon of clthor Van Wyck
. r Tracy wwuld not he a Mow to public
or private credit. All the nurf.uv lul.
cation todny ix!nt to the contest for
mayor of New Yotk as tiaritar down
to Van Wyek, Tammany, and prolviMy
Tracy, stt-.iichl rvcuWioun, with L- a
close third. This is un enurely channed
condition irVun that of one woik a so,
and it is possible that :it!kt k or
fortnight -may make njunlly ohdnscd.
vXKuUiions ftra the prvnont.
A pain In the chest Is nature's warning
that pneumonia Is threatened. Dampen
a piece of fiannal with Chambertain'i
Pain Balm and bind over the seat of the
pain- and another on the back betwean
the shoulders, and prompt relief will fol
low. Sold by Estes-Conn Drug Co.
Ready-made skirts in linen, crash,
duck and pique, t remarkably low
prices, dominate entire departments In
the larre shops-
TERRIBLE DEFICIENCY OF WHEAT
ABROAD AMERICA TO SLTPLY
THE 'WORLD. ,
Late adivces from Washington, based
on reports of government experts, re
port that the shorraire In the world's
wheat crop rtB reach the starvation
f.jrure of llitW.M t-ushete. America Is
relied upon to supply the deficiency ou
of our grand product of 4(n0OO. his
deficiency car., wl:h some aid of the rye
and corn crop, he made up, but who
could supply to the sick dehill'ated
deficiency of Hosteller's Stomach Bit
ters. There Is happily always a supply
of that promptly helpful nWh-lne ade
quate to the relief of the dyspeptic, th
constipated, the bilious, and the rheu
matic. It will, without Interruption, con
tinue to build up the wek. to protec
the denliens of malarial mourned local,
itte from chills and fever and kindred
disorders, and to conteract a tendenc
to torpidity of the kidneys and bladder
whlcn. if disregarded. Is speedily sub
versive of their organic hralth. No
only does It renew digestion, but als
appetite and sleep.
The most exquisite of the new
mulls are those 1n irhtte. cream
pearl gray with embroidered dots
light colors or black.
silk
and
in
There Is no need of little children t
ing lormentea ny teaid need, eczema
and skin eruptions. DeWitfs Witch
Haxel Salve gives Instant relief and
cures permanently. Charles Rogers.
Frocks for deml-evenlng wear are of
, green, blue, gray or violet silk, with in
sertfons of renaCewanee Vice and rows of
black velvet rthtton.
AVer's Hair Vigor, which has outlived
and superseded hundreds of similar prep.
. srnrinn la nn.l,iM'l.. ,,.. .-i.
-'
fonable as well as the most economical
harr-dreaeing in the market. By its
the poorest head of hair soon becomes
luxuriant and beautiful.
Black, navy nnd t-r.iwn alpacas are to
1 : be extensivelv used for cflrlv fall mfirru
Ing kwnsutill:v frocks in An .ervir.
While shopping, marketing, etc
OASTOniA.
The ground of nn elint -mrKwsel
loumru cs wnne. tne ilnlgn an ara
besque In green, red or blue satin, tra
versed by a small white satin pattern.
J. C. Berry, or.e ct the het knnwn dt.
lzens of Bpencer. Xfo., testifies that he
cured himself of the worst kind of piles
by using a few boxes of DeWitfs Witch
tf aI C7., t . . . T T l .1 . .. 1 I 1 . 1
piles for over thirtv r.srs and had used
many different kinds of so-called cures;
,he 'rk am' h"- verify this state-
but was the r,i!y one that dM
j merit If any or.e v.l'h-
5 to write to him
Chas. Holers.
Rows of No. 2 win 'cVy rihlKin fln'.h
nwk rurh of mouso-llne and chiflon
etM I
it
Just as
Good
u Scott's and we tell ft much
chaper," is a statement sometimes
nude by the drujrist when Scotfs
Emulsion b called for. This shows
that the druggists themselves regard
, CcoWg
Emulsion
of Cod-Lhrer Oil with Hrpophos
phites of lime and Soda as the
standard, and the purchaser who
desires to procure the "standard"
because he knows it has been of
untold benefit, should not for one
mstant think of takin? the risk of
using; some untried prepa
ration, lhe substitution
of something said to be
"just as good" for a stand
ard preparation twenty
five years on the market,
should not be permitted by
the intelligent purchaser.
A J? Tm get scOTT'S Emulsion. See
mat me man and fish are on the wrapper.
50c and ti.oo, all druggists.
BCOTT BOWNB, Chemists, New York.
TOO yf
tails -lies
fVeteei
Ayer's
Cherry
Pectoral
costs more than ether v.ici'.U
cities. Hut then it cure more
than other mcdVicitie.
Most of the cheap C00.C.H
medicines merely y . .t.-;
thc a.'ionl lxv.l tempo
tary relief. Ayct'i Cuetry
Pectoral does not yate'd un or
yalliate. It cure.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup,
Whooping CouU, and every
other cough, will, wheu oilier
remcdie fail, yield U
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
White or colored silk mulls are very
perishable at the seashore, or In any at
mosphere where there ae heavy dews.
Ruffled vests are very effectlxe and
graceful.
mose wno oejieve cnronio ciarrnoea
to be Incurable should read what Mr. P.
E. Grlsham. of Gaara Mills, La., has to
say on the suhject. vlx.: "I have been
a sufferer from chronic diarrhoea ever
since the war and have tried all Unas
of medicines for It. At last I ound a
remedy that effected a cure and that was
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dlarr-
hoea Remedy." This medicine can a!way,
be depended upon for colic, cholera mor-
bus, dj-sentery and diarrhoea. It Is
pleasant to take and never falls to effect
a cure. S and SO cent sixes for sale
by Estes-Coon Drug Co.
There Is a fancy for u.ng thin and
thick fabrics together, and one si-es very
sher ecru batistes and garniture of heli
otrope velvet: also, old-fashioned cash
mere with lace.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
TU li
lau,i
tifiArsn
If M
ir
w5n
White iiccessirl-s am to b.i extrnnly
fashfonable. White irire. cloth and
satin will be used for J.i. kut-f ulncs.
cVjllars. veets and belts, even on tailor,
mad i costumes.
Tou can't cure cono'imp'ion hut you
can avoid it and cure every o;hr f"rm
of throat or lung trouble hy tho use of
One Minute Cough Cure. Charles Roets.
Ribbons are ustl jirofusHy on
nil
klmls of (rowns; even a slr.gU camhrie
shown a loop or two of britht ribbon. I
It is used In rosettm, (rirlles. insertion,
ruffles, collarette, narrow bolts, ami
shoulder bows or fipaulMtte. Very tast-
ful ribbons may be purchased so cheaply
that many a simple gown can show a
handsome how or Klnlle. or some ac
cessory In ribbon.
The blanching of the hair and its ten-I
dency to fall off can he prevented and
the natural color restored by Hall's Si- !
clllan Hair Renewer.
The tinted beret Is really the most
(rraceful hat amoni? the early Importa
tions. It Is (renera)Iy made of French
beaver, and hao a (rarnlture of alirrette.
riblion, ntrass buckle and velvet or silk
flowers.
How much business can a man do
whose system Is In a state of disorder?
Headache 1s only a symptom. It Is not
' It kit a record of 60
? year oi eurea. j
Bend tor th "Curebook" ;
free. -Tr" ;
; J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mast. ;
a disease. The pain In the head Is thej The Norw.-irian b.irk Hiawatha, r'aptnln
slim of rebf lllon. There hns been ml-; Jort-ensen. whh-h arrived d.n on S in
takes In diet and other abuses. 'day. e,ird vist-nliv for ijueeowtown
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets nr- a (ten-!
tie. effective renovator an 1 Invlt-orator
of stomach, liw and bowels. They as-1
slst nature without threatening? to tear
the body piece-meal. There tire no trrlp.
Inr pans, no nausea. One Is a laxative.
A book of l'fl paes, profusely illus.
trated, written by T)r. R. V. Pierce,
called "Th People's Common Rene
Medical Adviser." will be sent free for
21 one-cent stamps to cover com of
mailing only. World's Dispensary 7.M
leal Association, No. 'fi Main street
Buffalo, N. T.
A noticeable fwiture on mnny of the
new summer Browns Is the hit of black
Introduced, either In chiffon or lace, an(j
sometimes a wide girdle, or a sash tied
beWna, a little to the left. TVe see uhls
idea working out on the sheerest or
gandie 'and mulls.
OASTOHXA.
n ho
lism
tiftatori
tl
It Is said by a busy modiste tha' a
great deal of gauffred chiffon !s to be
used this season for entir- evening
waists and for vests, yokes and other
accessories to afternoon bodices.
For many years science has stulh-d
liquors. Result, the whole world uses
whiskey.. It has proven the best stlmu-
ant and does not injure nerves and tis-
ues like cocoa wines and oher drugge.
ompound. And HARPKR Whiskey is
tho Ideal whihkey. Bold by Foaid &
Stokes Co., Astoria, Or.
MARIN U NEWS.
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MAP-INK NOTES.
The nte.im.-r Tonilin arriv.-.J dun-lay
: frunj Slkrti.
' Th.. stim-r rHt of California arrived
Sumlay from San Franidsco iin.1 left up
: rlvei.
A lirkentln ts rejiuried to have en.
tre1 th hartxr, for th KnaM'ton mills,
yesterday.
Th tn.mr Oiiwn tproktA hr ir.t)t-)lir
a,m.v . . ,ln,,,in
. ,hB Amnr,a Irnn wrk.
The four-masted liritlsh Uirk yueen
; M.it'.ir.t. Captain Faulkner, arrived In
; yesterday n tniiaHt fnm N'airasiikl, from
' which p"rt she s.ille,) Hept.nlii-r 12. She
has ordered a tin? for Por'land.
I The O. P.. & N. Alaska t-amer 'i-irite
I W. Klder arrlvid yesterday from Alaska
j anil N'analmo, brinr1rii -"2 tons of roul
! from the latter Jsirt and In Cliltiese .,in.
nery
mployes relnrriinif to Portland.
or Falmouth for ord-rs with a cariro of
M .131 bushels of wheat, valued at
CA8TO riZA.
Tli ft.
lis'.:
Ills
t"Tf
BJ--
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Piattfngs of whlti, ribl.n are an ex
Inslve but tK-autlful trimming for
frocks of printed silk.
Wsfigunement for llf by burns or sfldi
may be avoided ly using DeWitfs Witch
Hazel Salve, the great remedy for
piles and for all kinds of sores and skin
troubles. Charles Rogers.
Among the very irettlort wool oovel
Ht nTn fancy chks tlint one run not
hlp arm1rlng. One of the latent n H
pacwk blue and crefim color, and a
mall plwe of this formwl a lovely vst
in a awHl suit of black ehvlot serge.
RR WHO ARE WEAK
H BROKEN DOWN
II DISCOURAGED
Men who mi?.r frMii li'e ptii't of iJUeaiie. over
wir, wurrjr. from 'ij- follies of joulh or the el-cei-e
of nian'i'Hj. fi'in unimruriii iriiinn, wefik.
ne. or I fit or rfe7i,,., .-,.! ,,l mir orKaii, fmlnruof
Tliul forr en. unitm-ni It imrrlnee. ill mk Ii men
!ii"H1 " itiun to id- f.ir i;n lr urt " f,,r aeiKiii lie
meitKKl'.f mrve!l-i'i Hi.-rloritnli.e leloii re
"lor .:, -! .,.. ., -. ,, m .., ;,!,.,, , lu,..Jt.
Inn plain si-ile4 envelope n r-rn.r hi"! t.'.it
I ells II Ail. .Nil i,.t unanseil. .Vo eiui
luie. re, ii;-u;.i:.,u. ,;l.
ERIE MEDICAL CO.
64 NUGSPA STB-ItT, Borrato. N y.
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AWtfcliuile IVpar.Uion for As-
ling llu? Simiuiths mul Howls of
Is or
SO
lVonwli-s lisicslioivC!irrtfiil
ncs mul llcst.Contalns mlUT
Not Nam c otic.
tfouitstMUravaji
Jmn Srrd
flwmSnJ '
r I.
Attorfrrt Remedy forConstlM-
lion. Sour Sloiiwich.nianlkxa.
Wonws .Convulsions . i ownsh
ocss and Loss or Sliei.
facsimile ?ijnftluf t
NTV S'OHK.
txACT copy or wRAPpen.
The Choicest
Table Wines
FOR FAMILIES
Also for Medicinal . .
and Cooking Purposes
CARLSON'S FAMILY LIQUOR STORE,
103 TwolftH HtPOOt
J 1' Tt 4I
tOL S2 ti.il
Ross, Higgins
GROCERS and BUTCHERS
Bond
CHOICE FRESH AND SALT MEATS
W. F. SCHEIBE,
A full line ol Plprs. Tcbscco,
and fmikcrt' Aillclcs.
-T-4 Commercial Mt.
J. A. FAST A HEN
HOL'SK, UMIMGE ANH WHAHK HUIMIKU
HOUSE
SEASIDE SAWfllllil
A complete stock of lumber on hand
In the rough or dressed. Flooring, ma
tic, celling and all kinds of finish; mold
ings and shingles. Terms reason ablt
and prices at bedrock. All orders
promptly attended to. Office and yard
t mill. H F L. LOOAN,
Seaside, Oregon. Proprietor.
ABtoria Ironworks
Front Street, foot of Fourth, Astoria.
GENERAL MACHINISTS
AND BOILER MAKERS
Land and Marine Engines, Boiler Work,
Steamboat and Cannery Work a sp.
clalty. Castings of all dascrlptlona
mads to order on short nonloa.
John Fox, .President and Superintendent
A. L. Fox Vice President
O. B. Pnul Secretary
Astoria Savings Rank Treasurer
'will mtukitmmtmm
MANHOOD
linn nf m fanious
toiis or aweeiHie 01
Iimimiila, I'slnsln
I'liiipli.",
VllilUl
fnlmllimtlon. 1 1
n'wiof iliwhsnte,
nrrnor irrrn all tlieHiiToroi iiniwrnicr. 1 1-1 r; oitwiioa uwuvur, u
"run lf UH H!ineyi!nitthenrlnryor-iiiiofauluipuflUa
t1'WrW1iM .1. -nrf Mal..PMniBll WMlk OrvallM.
The reiwon enffen.ni are not enred hy Doriom la beraiiae ninety per eent are trmihled with
ProeialtMa. 'I!HI IjK.V K la theoniy iion rrnwlf lo corn wlilinul an nfierntlon. kileailmoiil
la. A wrliten truaranteekiTen n'l money returned If an boaee doe not elteol a iiermiuioL'teura
Utt hoi, ai for f.iu.hr mMU Hnnil formsaclrcuUf and leailuionlala,
Addreu UAVobflCDICIKB CO P, O. iUit 2U7. Baa tVwioiaiw, Cai, Tjt tiUt b
CHAS ROOEK8, 46 Conimorclal Btroet.
SEE
THAT THE
FAC-SIMILE
SIGNATURE
OF
IS ON THE
WRAPPER
OF EVERY
BOTTJLK OF
CtitorU It put s In oa-i'i ulrt oaty. It
is ddI solJ la bo'.k. Dos't allow arroB t mII
f" nythlB(( sits oa tits plea or prvm'.ie that It
It "jot ti food" and "sill tuitf wy sr
that 701 (tt C A 8-T 0 B I A.
"Private Stock'
"Cream Rye"
"Old Hickory"
"Pride of..
..Kentucky'
...and... ,
"Hermitage"
Repsold California
Brandies
uThe Louvre"
ASTORIA'S (.OKI.CdlS
ENTERTAINMnNT UALl
s ri.oiiiiN
rin Maalo. Ilium of All KlmU. T
Msgnlflrent liar.
CVCRTTrllNO flRST-fUSS
Good Order and Everybody's Right
HTKU'TLY HNICKVKI.
& Company
Street
Mnnufticturtr fintS
Denier In
FINE CIGARS!
D.
General Contractor
MOVINO TOOLS WKNTICI)
i7J 1897
LUBKICATINCl
OILS
A SPECIALTY
Fisher
Brothers
ASTORIA
SELL
Ship Chandlery
Hardware
Iron and Steel
Coal
Groceries nnd I'rovlsluns
flour and Mill reed
Taints, Oils and Varnishes
Lo'jncrs' Supplies
I'airhank's Scales
Doors and Windows
Agricultural Implements
Wagons and Vehicles.
RESTORED
"CUPIOENE"
This srent Veiistslile
' Vluiler,Uispmcrli
t'rnnch DIivsIHmh. Will Olllfkl ..lira V,-, .
17 frure roil or 1
II m r-
iinhnoil,
uie seuermive i.rniun, am h nn Ijmt Munhnoil,
IMOUIM. Mllf'll tofl IJiMf M.i
the lliu:k,Bmliiol J-.mlil..iiii, Nervmn lOHIii-
tn Wrrr, KilmimtliK Jlrnlim, Vrli-el mh
atntis all lonee liT (luf fir liluhL Prevenla mil,.!..
which If not rhwkxt lei Uinrrniiorrhie nit
lloldi (ha world'! rsoord for
loof-dlstanca fast running.
A flap of the
United States
Tim nnw wiill mail la.
nod l.y tlis Imillnatin
Hoiiin is thrre fi't four
Itut'.e. wldu hy four feet
long', le prime I In sli
(ulnrs, ts mounted on roll
ers; shows every atate,
county, lmtortani towa,
ami railroad In lit Union,
and I a vary desirable
and useful adjunct lo any
liouanholil or liuniivs
lahlldi me 11L
lurvhase1 In lots et
tooo the nmi rout lite Ilur
Ungton Itoute nearly M
ntnls aideoa, but en r
ol(4 of U rants In stamp
or ounl the tauVralgnedi
will be pleased ot send you
one.
Writ Immediately, as
the supply la limited.
A. 0. 8lli:i,tK.N,
Urlieral Agrnl, 1'oHUnd. Ci-rgnn.
run
TIUeAMOOK. NEIIAtJCM AND
T1U.AMOOK. NEIUIJCM AND ,
TILLAMOOK. NKIIAI.KM AND
TILIJ.MOOK. NEIIAtJCM AND
TILLAMOOK. NICIIA1JCM AND
oTincii roAur points
OT11KII ttlAHT POINTS
OTIIEIt WAST POINTS
OTIIEIl COAST I"OINT8
OTIIKIt CVA8T POINTS
i , 1
Sleanw ra
il, P. EL MO UK,
It. IV ELM' IUaV
II. P. ELMOItlC
V. II. HAIlltlHON
W. II. HAIIIUHON
W, II. IIAItlllrKN
AND AUOUSTA
AND AIMl'STA
AND AUOUSTA
ALL OPEN rOIl SPECIAL CIIAHTKH
Hailing dntna lo and frm Tillamook
and Ne!eJem depend uioa the wralber.
Por freight and naasnngvr rates
apply to
ELMORK. RANIIOIIN CO., Agents.
O. It N. On, Agents. Portland.
HOP LEO CO.
CLOTHING,
Merchant Tailors.
rtvltfrrlitihltiK nuiU itintilrr Mull inl in mi tun
liuitlsta prlrfH At. Xvtr nlr t,,,1'
my nn llmi tUfprtlnti uruler4
Cheaper Ttiaa Aiv Other rtacc ii thi UHy
Wwlch Itlorli, tlflM CuiiiiiivrrUI N.
Oriental Novelties
Japanese Goods
..WING LEE..
oi.'l ('iiiimii'ri'inl Slni'l
Nril to Mniliaon'e t'tyar Slam'
Reading: or Distance Glasses
l DO Kye tllnaaws for fJ t&, or
tJOO F.ye Oliuuars for n n.
Warrants tlold I'lutrd Pranire,
Make your friend a hcuullful and u.
ful presenL We suuranie a perfei'l Ot
by mall providing when you ordnr the
flnaapa you niinwer tha followlna quea.
tlone: How old Kvr uerd lnaaet?
Ilow lonif Male or femaleT
OEO. M ATKHLK, K'xwrt Optician.
U Third etr eel. Hun Frnnrlsco
Opticians' and Photoaraphlc Supplies.
Astoria Public Library
RCalaOINO ROOM rnEB TO Ai
Optfcn iwy day from I o'clock to I
and 10 to t p. m.
BubtcrlpUon raton tl pr annum.
B. W. Cor. Elovunth ium Duano Htrttotoi
rrrirrwiiti. h'rrmnntnt nn ijt i. i,. . . i 9
refund mnry it :.. n - , , ,(l
holllMfttr 1 hit M ttlt M Kit ffWNf1! h. I r,,, ,, untrue,.
Orel will U'HHj Wu I I l'f-U'i u. M.,,,. .
lit win! 1 art lo cuiv I a-rjjl li.t iti 1 r ;-m . .? -t ..
4
I lorn, If
mt, fall to
Ton Ii u.
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Villi l0 srhri Ul.t
In mnulli, Nair "I'lir- n,
rt4 hoa, I Irrnt 1 tut
k'.jrumnm ffjtllno ''.
trtalirr or 'Irrtlnrt
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III' uni Id . 1 a -n., m
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I mini hutli
rniiiiMf cmrrs Una ),
tha aklll at lhr mn.i
loallli Hill n.r Willi i.iir I Vl'llll.l VI ai I w
liavi. SAOO.flnil raplial I- l.ln.l , ,,r in,.-. .,.iM..n.l
H'laraliLal. Wrlto ui f' r I no im h.i. I. n'nl r 'i.i,lutai
(. Adriri-.. limn iiVtie.itv ., e
aOV Waaaililr V,.mil., i liii'ii,,. tll,iia.
SNAP A KODAK.
at any sian romliig nu o
our store ai id yon'I, get
portnilt of a man brimming,
orer wim pleiiaant thoimhre,
Hurh quijlly In tlm llijuoni
we he to Oder are enough to
plraia any man.
COMB AND THY THEM
HUGHES & CO
ltl Milt
rWHKm
lo I told
h 11 1 11 rati mat
f - --- - 111 iefiiu 11 or iiiitiraT
1-ra.tau nmu, lion f nmooua m.rST
ictviaiiMlsirii no, uranaa. non-oatrlniinir.
k oiHcivairi.o .
0. 1, i.
rauuaaL
Emil Schacht
ARCHITECT
i mil' n - " J
r 1 Tia mj urwniala.
Mpr anl In plain wrappar.
hr aipi prp,l, f
I 00, ur 1 ImiIIIm,. aj.75.
r as rirculiir amii. uu
Rooms 317-31H
Portland Savings Hank Rldg.
Portland, Oregon.