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THE DAILY ASTOKIAN, THUrtSlUY MOKNING. OOTOnKR 2, ltti7.
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Sally glstortau.
JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor.
Tel' phou No.
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DAILT.
8nt by mall, fxr year
Bnt by mall, per monm ev
Served bv carrier. Dcr mont... )
W&KK-T.
boot by maHprr year In advaacs...el.W !
rosUa (tva to suUscrllwra i
AU commutdeations li.tondi-d for I'ubJt- '
nation aliouid bo dlrrctod to the idltar. ;
n.,. nmullllLlu .11 kind.
nd remittance muM b add! to
"Tlit Astoria "
The Astorlan g-uarante to lis suo
scribfrs the La-post circulation of any
newspaper published oo the Columbia
river.
Advertising rates can be had oo appll.
cation to the business rnaagr.
The Weekly Astorlan, the second old.
est weekly In the etate of Oregon, has,
axzt to the Portland Oragoslan. the
largest weekly circulation In the state.
Julia t'. Haodley Co." are our rortlaud-
agtnta, and copies of the Astorian can
be bad every morning at their
124 Tbinl street
" "
If the Nehalem peopto really want
their roads Improa-ed, why don't they
end m a petition to the county court?
Lokta a the splendid exhibit of
bops, fruit, vea.blea, grain and flax
raised In Ctetsop county to it any won.
der that the farmers and townspeople
want good roads?
I Is whispered In the hotel corridors
ht the ohy counoH at its next meet.
tag wlU do something towards the Com.
merdal street extension, or at least that
the ducks will all be kMed by that time.
The motto of the Progressive Associa
tion, "Patronise Home lndutry," mltrlu
well be exemplified by some enterprising
merchant buUdine a public landing dock
In front of his wharf out of Clatsop him-
ber and by Clatsop labor.
'
When the O. R. A X. Oriental steamer
Brae mar comes down the river on ber
return voyage to China and stops at
FVavet for the first supply of coal ever
taken here by a regular Hner, It would ten to the foremost place among Amer
not "be out of place for a delegation to lean remedies for liver complaint. The
visit h Flavei dock and oal upon the bllIou and constipated derive prompt
. . . t relief from this genial alterative, which
captain of the ship. Here fei a chance , . '
remedies nausea, yellowness of the skin
for the Progressive Association. I anil bis, fur upon the tongue, and
7i unpleasant odor of the breath that char-
Now that the labor of gathering to- acterl,' biliousness. It also remedies
, . , . and prevents malarial and rheumatic
gesner the magniflcent exhibit of Cat- ... ....
ailments, kidney trouble, lack of stam.
sop county products and putting them lna anJ nervousnesa Like
up in creditable eliow form has almost aB standard remedies that have estab-
been completed by .the Astoria Pro greys- iihed themselves in popular favor. It
ivs Commercial Association ar.d an im. dwn"M a falr an5 I"1""" tri"'-
petus thereby given to the movement for Takp a rt h gnbur n
the development of Astoria, the issocl.
atlon will give Ha more serious attention
to the great questions of the hour which '
must be settled before any rvai growth
cun take place In this port. The two
principle matters which lie near at hand
A . . ! . .
and demand quick action are the eeLab-
lisbment of a government quarantine ata-
Uon in the harbor and the building of a
dry dock. Portland has signified her
willingness to co-operate and the two
cities pulling together can certainly In- - - . . . ....
' aoarf of Ruaaian sable coata 1175 It l
duce congress (to take up and complete not hard to gueM why there are so
Its unfinished work for fhe dry dock, many confirmed bachelors.
Another session of congress will soon :
. .. , . , .. 'In many cases the first work of Ayre's
open and the matter should be vigorous-
Sarsaparllla Is to expel the effects of the
Ky pushed at the capital, not only by other medlclr,es that have been tried In
memorials, but by personal repreeenta- vain. It would be a saving of time and
tion from the two cities. All know the money If experimenters took Ayer"s Sar
Importance of a dry dock, and that same ,apartl rt flnt ""ttad of at
energy which brought to so succesful
an opening the exposition of last
nUrht will not tire until there is a dry
dock here capable of taking care of the
baittlfhip Oregon. Another important
Question which the associatl.in should
push with vim Is the bringing about of ,
such relaittons between Astoria and Port.
land merchants, working logvther for the
acoompliflhmerit of the greatest sood to
ttK) wlio.e commonwealth of Oregon, as
a ill make an easy solution of the prob.
len of wheat traffie ait Astoria by Jhe
transportation lines. It Is a fight hy al)
against the other ports of the Pacific
coast. Many other Cesser questions, bu
of eaual tonoortance hi their v
main to be adjusted, and no doubt all
win be handled with imeiigenoe to a sue-
cesfu! issue. Th- Pro, ai. .!
Won Is here Ho stay.
THE TREATMENT OP JURORS.
Within comparaittvely recent years a
marked change an the treatment of Jur
ors has been brought about. Not so
many years ago it was customary to
send jury Into retirement to deliberate
upon a verdict without paying tsie slight- does, but they fail to perform it.
est attention to the physical wants and j The ptire Norwegian Cod-liver Oil
the personal comfort of the men. They I made into a delightful Cream, skill
were given nothing to eat and the limit ! blended with the HypophoS-
ol physical endurance soon brought a '
verdict or a disagreement. i
Nowadays jurors are treated with
mors consideration. As a rule they have i .1 1,
fair meals and passable hotel accommo
dations during the trial, and their grea
est fwivarion is enforced 1 , ulnn n,i,b-
the case is given Into their hands, how. .
ever. In the event of a difference of
opinion, as to the Lue,gert trial, a ee- .
vers physical strata sometimes is placed ,
upon tlvwi. A Jury In a deadlock de.
sorves better treatment than one wliIWi
It harmonious. 1( l a mistake to
i 'tempt to starve wrdlot out of Jury.
I or by Wk of Jwp to fnv m arc.
' mrnt a the only escape from lh phy.
l leal dWvmfort of the Jury-room.
WhfnrvtT Juror 1st oalM to lt in
Ju.lKTni-m upon a:i lntrtM nwrn- "hie
mind should lv c'.iir ami Mil his f.icu
all,rti
OLlii'rwifo an ln.lu;Ue Is
Hkly to result, ll (miMwible to ii
lal sunwwfuli'y to a nun') rvjuotilnic
fnoulti-s when hp i worn out with fa
tltjue ami half as'rtvp. "It l tnumil!r
to ootm-rt A nvaloltr.w.t Juror ahrn he
th blf siok mid oiurht to lv under
physician's euro. toll iu.'.i.i. irvl InM
! ft"1 w' lr.Hltm.-n
furnish the l-t
rfminly for iV.s.ntr.Hwntu In the Jury
' room.
A mirror could not lio tf I; i ned to.
The Rlnas haa nothlnir to piln ly flat,
tory. If th ro of rMlth and plump,
nous of bonuty utv leaving your fa.v.
your mirror will tU jvn v Health la
the (rr.wtct Nutirtr In ttv world.
When a wvmnn m-os th lmlk-;tlwis of
Ill-health In the fiioe. h may with al
moet alwolute certainty rook for the
reuve In one or both of two condition
constipation, and demnsoment of the or
(rana dlatlnotly feminine. Dr. Tierce1
r rn,,u""" " ' ' '
I n'nt,y Pothvly any av-oallel "fe.
! malo complaint." Pr. Piero-V rha.ant
VeHcta win cere constipation. There la
no reofon In Xhe world why a woman
should tiot be perfectly healthy. She
j will train In hearth, atrenrth and flesh,
: Hollow and anple will (rive place to
full n ees and jrraoe. She will he the no-
' bleat and moot beautiful of all creation
; , man
j ftrd II cents In ore-ceit atamp to
' WorM'e rpenary Medlen! AMatMn.
' Bfr10- T- lv' n'rrt'a
i lina-paire "txmmon wn muutu ah.
vtotr." prof;-ly lllutmtM.
; Tt Is very lovely to feel that you are
' ro,n nM-" ,mnn mw fri k- h"
nt J0U Ulok ,ike
a ratr baa" when von come ft'rth frm
t(Ukr rooJlil,(, ifter A mHng.
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A SYNDICATE TO Pl'RCHASE KI.ON.
DYKE CI!MS
Late adriccs from London confirm ru-
mors that have heretofore reached this
side of the Atlantic that a ttnanrlal.y
Powerful syndicate la tn process of for.
mation ,n Fran nd O'rmany
to buy aK th paying claims of miners
In the Klondyke region. Of course this
lead to a vaat amount of speculative
valuation, but there la a claim In the
Klondyke. as elsewhere, which It Is Im
possible to underestimate, and that Is
: the oCaim of Hostetter's Stomach Fit.
lfy enr Stimlay afternoon If you wish to
see itmiuI.t. parental Joy as ex,-mplliel
'ouns fa,her w'4th hb off-print
out for an airing.
We know whereof we affirm when we
3tat ,hat Ayr" Pills, taken promptly
at the first symptoms of colds and fers,
arrest further progress of these dlsor-
a tvrtARy Mlm the ,tomacn
river and bowels, to their normal and
regular action.
. v , r illrsnVMJ tVtflt a tlnv nalr
And now we are dubh "'h- nninlK
sex."
Mary. Queen of Sitt. who-fe hair
turned gray throueh fright. mlrht have
restored Its color, hart fnme preparation
like Hall's Hair Rnew-r known
then.
.
Furs looked a
yesterday.
General Debility
and Loss of Flesh
9? Emalsjon h$ been the
standard remedy for nearly a
9t of a century. Physicians
readily admit that thev obtain rr.
I suits from it that they cannot t
t it tt . ' , t - .
1 ruin any otocr iiesa-iormingf tood.
inert are many otner prepara
tions on the market that pretend
to do what
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
wl no .wa WulCn
are such valuable tonics,
makes this preparation an
ideal one and checks the
wasting tendency, and the
fiatient almost immediate
y commences to pot on
flesh and g-ain a strength
which surprises them.
Be rt SCOTT'S Emulsion. S that tha
r.ti ind fish are on the wrapper,
,nd ,,., , ini
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemiiti, N,w Ywk.
t 1 11
n 1 jl
ip eeeVyyvywnnr
Pousse PUL. i
; And why not a ri"-P"r
! as well a a co0co-r.ush.er f It'i
far more necessary. Do you l
! suOer with dyaprpsi t Aycr'i j 1
1 Cathartic Pills will cure you. "
' Take ;
PILL AFTER PIE. ji
Ami now thot Is the footlMl! fuv, the
tobacco face, and the smelling '
iximtoivince. It ,vin. :i thonirh al-
, . .i . .k
and that's no Joke.
tails S
It
sttuiiue
You may think you ar not In vain, j
but you can't help thrilling .tu-i a 111 tie ',
bit when ttve moillste who tukes your
moasure declares yur figure to ho nil
that K should be.
.1 M Thlrw.u..l n -:,,,lw..k T..
- mm wnro ne nns a -.pen or unif
g-tlon and feels bad ami slugulsh, he
lakes two of PeWItt' IJttle Karly Ulsors
at night, and he Is all right, the ne,,
morning. Many thousands of other do
th same thirst Po you? Chaa. Rogers.
Triou-rhHeaneM coats the love of hu-
-,i
sii . ,,r ,0 1 1 , . I" . J i , 1 v 3 .
t
small pin, sore pill, nest pill. ievitt s
IJttle Karly Risers cur biliousness, con.
stlpatton. sick headache. Charles Rog.
sra.
The
colored silk punie with aroKl
mounting has supplanted the silver one
on Hip chain that the girl of fashion
w-eu-s around her neck.
tt"jtrsn1n Tspwib
who suff..r from
cough and colds should heed the warn-
Ings of danger and save themselves suf-
ferlng and fatal results by using One
Vlnnt. ruiK rs,r ii ( ir..nii,i.
ISftmwlv f .1 r MA,,-lia i,M ,.r.,,,n n -. I all '
throat and lung tmuhes. Chas. Rmrers.
A fiense of humor miiv Iws Aafrminr,!
ajramst forty, but It Is also the deith
knell to sentiment when M crops out a:
the wrong time
OABTOHZA.
As to
nal.
It It
Cgu'
love for hi wife brlnga In rhe plnnts
at night and trot them out again In
the morning.
Ing tormented by scald head, enema,
and skin eruptions. DeWltt's Witch
Hasel Salve gives instant relief and
cures permanently. Charles Rogers.
The too hrflUant woman tlret one
her conrtminl eonvernttonnl
nlcs.
pvrrech.
Tnu can't cure rr numptlon hut you
can avoid It and cure every ortx r form
of throat or lung trouble hy thi use of
One Minute Cough Cure. Charlen Hner.
Strange as It m,iy m tl tailor
mad gown has added tn the popnl.irlry
of the fancy bodice.
Disfigurement for life by burns or scald
may be avoided by using DeWltt's Witch '
Haxel Salve, the great remedy for
piles and for all kinds of sores and skin
troubles. Charles Rogers. 1
,
The surest way to win popularity
with the opposite sex is never to dUipar- ;
age your own. j
OASTOIXIA.
ru fu
ll i,i
pi
Gold and enamel toilet sets are re.
placing those of silver on my lady'j
dressing table.
Tou can't afford to rink your life by
allowing a cold to develop Into pneumonia
or consumption. Instant relief and a
certain cure are afforded by One Minute
Cough Cure. Charles Rogers.
The very newest Idea In furs In In
fichu form with no standing rollar.
Those who believe chronic diarrhoea
to V Incurable should read what Mr. P.
E. Giisham, of Gaars Mills, La., has to
say on the subject, viz. : "I have been
a sufferer from chronic diarrhoea ever
since the war and have tried all kinds
of medicines for it. At last I ound a
remedy that effected a cure and that was
cnamneriain-s ;ouc, (jnoiera and Dlarr-
hoea Remedy." This medicine can always
be depended upon for colic, cholera mor-
bus, dysentery and diarrhoea. It Is
pleasant to take and never falls to effect !
a cure. ZS and 60 cent sizes for sals
by Estea-Conn Drug Co,
;
The best wary to make a cosy corner ;
Is to put a pretty girl Into It. .
A pain In the chest la nature's warning
that pneumonia Is threatened Dampen I
a piece of flannel with Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and bind over the seat of the
pain- and another on the back between ,
the shoulders, and prompt relief will fol- I
i
low. Bold by EstesTonn Drug Co.
It was a Philadelphia girl of great cu. I
ture who could mot bring hersCf to fa- i
mlllarly saying microbes, but antoninh-d !
her friends artd saUsflftd herself by dub. I
btng them MIchaiSI.ro bes.
J. C. Berry, one of the best known cit
izens of Spencer. Mo., testifies that he
cured himself of the worst kind of pile ,
by using a few boxes of DeWltt's Witch j
Hazel Salve. Hft had been troubled with i
piles for over thirty years and had ue.l ;
many different kinds of so-called curei:
the work and he will verify this state,
but DeWltt's was the only one. that did
ment If any one wiphes to write to him. ,
Chas. Rogers.
OA FIT O XT T JV.
MARINE NEWS.
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LOW W AIICH
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MARINE NOTEo.
A ship was tvporu-U outMiii- t
laf.u ywnenliy afteniuuu.
Th.. State of Ciiliorriiu, f.,r I',
arrived in ywtenlay mornli.g.
The lierman ship Klortbek, wheat l.i.len
for yu.rwt.)n, irvsvil out ytnterday
mornfa.g.
The Org Tonqtrln will tow the scow
Klondike to S1le:i today. h. ie It will
be Ufed In hauling fish to Yagulna
The sohoon-r Ijiura May, Captain
Hansen, from San Francisco, Oistober 22,
to Ixillas arrived In yesterday afternoon.
The steamer Harrison cro"s..d out yea.
tenlay afternoon with a cargo of lox
elxxik" or Weill's canm-ry at Nha;m.
8he will trlng bark load of salmon
from ehe Welst and Kinney ranneiies as
usual.
K-puty I'nlted States Marshal .Htuart
n!l(( p,,,.,.,! ,h,. te Tonquln. rrntly
,if, ,i)f d si the sum of )u j,y ,he Olas.
Kw Cf)ll, am, f.ki rs.mpany for the
,w r,f a ,,.ir(. Ul when
he vent 1o th rnrut t th mr
r.riiiph Vl'c Consul P. I,. Ch.-rrv has
rec"4vel n l.-tter from the (sij.taln of the
Tlrirlsh bark lilnlrlngle, ,a;,. r"l.'igna
P,ay, S-ptembcr stating he waa about
to Hill to Atorla f'.r orl.-r" and de-dp-d
o iw.'lv,. th-m off the mo. rh of the
"liiml.la river. It u aV.ut
ninety days
pa.ae - from Tx-lairoo P.-.y.
Ti following i-lm-.g!- have len made
In the buoyacrc of the Thlrti-nth llwht-
house dlstrl'-t wril-h Mni,ra. e the i,.,rth
Paxlflc roast: The Aliwa river ran l.uoy
wlth black and whfte perpendlenlar
strip' - . Is report. -d ndrlft from Its pol
tlon; fi. W. by W. W. from the en-
- trance to Alsea river about one mile out
Hide the bar. It will lie replarer! as soon
as prncUcable. Columbia river main
channel, from Astoria to Tongue Point-
BllvJa de Orace rock No. 0- This was a
"econd dans spar buoy and was dlscon.
October 23. Willamette river,
channel to Portland. Mouth of Wlllam.
i11 No- Th' ft fln" c,a,w "P"r
TUV aTl wns discontinued October 23.
1
i The rVivortt,. whiskey of famous nvn In
ITARPKTl. Rcauw. of Its smwTi, ex
I"11'8 favor: because of Its matchle
writy; bw-ause rrf Im rwlKw are. No
wn'lpf Its the favorite. Every drop
HARPER WHISKEY. Sold by
! Fonrd StokMi Co., Asorla, Oregon.
ETjiilflteiy Jw.ImI button
ore worn
on fur coats.
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KIT CT-RED.
Mountain Glen, Ark. Our children were
suffering with croup when we received
s bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
Jt afforded almost Instant relief. F. A.
Thornton. This celebrated remedy Is for
sale by Estes-Conn Drug Co.
AM'Uclalilo 1-tcpaMlion Tor As -.simila
t H the KhxI mul KoO uU
ItiiiJ itic Sluuiiiths (iml Howls d
lomolcs HiiiostioiiClk-crful
iictvs mul l.-sl Contains ndttkt
Djmun.Moniliiiw' f Muicr-J-Not
N ah c otic.
Ma SmJ
wwfc.u
Jinn tnmmt -
tii-t f
Apfrfwt Ri-mc-Jy forfonlt(vv
lion. Sour SUitv.ch.Piairhoca
Wonns .Convulsions. Kowrish
ucss ainl Loss or Sue ei.
Tac Simile Siimluf of
NEW VOHK.
ixact copy or wrappcb.
L,
The Choicest
a .- WSMHMHWaMHBBMMsSa-M
Table Wines
FOR FAMILIES
Also for Medicinal . .
and Cooking Purposes
CARLSON'S FAMILY LIQUOR STORE,
KK1 Twelfth Mtrcot
f -r i Gsn "Bwi.;
4mm
Ross, H logins & Company
GROCERS and BUTCHERS
Bond Street
CHOICE FRESH AND SALT MEATS
W. F. SCHEIBE,
A lull line ol Pipes. Tobacco,
and 5moken' Article.
t,7 Commercial Ht.
J. A. FASTAUEND.
IIOL'HK, HRIIXiK AND WIIAKK BUILDKU
I IOUSK
MANHOOD
tl-.n ol 'mi.iii t
II BEFORE
i.nirrrs all Hie hornimol ImnoMnrr. 'll"IIr.lsrrlei)osUieUfer, UK
1 Ln kiitiiereand thanrtnarronransof ailUoDuriUea
flT Pln.VP riHMlhin, anH ... aml I
The reuun aurrereni are not cured by portnrs I herein ninety per eenl are tmaMed wtlk
lrs-lllle. (,'Uri HKNK Is theoniy known remrdr toeiirewlihotilenorwreUiin. mi l-ulm.ml.
sla. A wrtltro ruiirsntee given arid money returned If sis boiee does no eoecls periuaiveuleura
UOetKH.aJi f.irl'i'O. br mail. Mend tor raaa circular end teeUmonlala
AlVlreas DA VOL KUICINB CO-F. a Box XSu rnuxM,CaJ. tbrBoUbt
CHA8 ROGERS, 4EI Commercial Street
SEASIDE SfltflHIIiL
A complete stock of lumber on band
In the rough or dressed. Flooring, rus
tic, celling and all kinds of finish; mold
Ings and shingles. Terms reasonable
nd prices at bedrock. All orders
promptly attended to. Office and yarf!
at mill. H F L. LOOAN.
Seaside, Oregon. Proprietor.
Antoria Ironworks
Front Street, foot of Fourth, Astoria.
GENERAL MACHINISTS
AND BOILER MAKERS
iMvi and Marine Englrvs, Holler Work,
Steamboat and Cannery Work a spe.
clalty. Castings of all descriptions '
made to order on short notice. I
John Fox. .President and Superintendent
A. L. Fox vioe Prsaldant
O. B. Prel Becretary j
Astoria Savings Bank Treasurer i
SEE
THAT THE
FAC-SIMILE
SIGNATURE
OF
IS ON THE
WRAPPER
OF EVERY
BOTTLK OP
OaMnrla It pt tp la ots-ili bottles mly. Il
Il anl sold la bulk. Don't ailo anjmis U sell
ya aaylblrg ! on tlis fl or proailie that It
U "Just gol" sail "ill iniw.r ssrr er
pus. ' - IWe that jot ( 0 A 8-T O R I i.
Tiilu- ' "
"Private Stock"
"Cream Rye"
Old Hickory"
"Pride of..
..Kentucky
...and...
"Hermitage"
Repsold California
Brandies
uThe Louvre"
ASTORIA'S COKLFOIS
ENTERTAINMUNT MALL
S ri.OOKH
rins Muale. Oaniei of All Klmli. Tw
Magnificent Har.
CVtRTTBIXC IBST-flASS
Good Order and Everybody's Rights
HTKICTI.T OHMKKVgll.
Manufacturer and
IJoalar In
FINE CIGARS!
General Contractor
MOVINtl TOOLS KUNTKI)
RESTORED
"CUPI0ENE-
Thl.ereiit V,..i.l,l
Vliuur.tiieer,errli-
rench ihy'n, will quickly nure vkii ( all nrr
Vi.tis or UUV'M I OI uie senerauve iirsBi.a, m xmt Menhia1,
Inw. mnla, I'alnsln UielUrH.Hemlrml KnilMlnna, Mi.m.ue lirlilllly,
i'lmiilr, Uiinwem to Marry, Kil,uUn Dr.l.ia, Verimreie i
CViimtlimtl'in. 1 1 stops all lumrsa t.r day or lilslit I'revecita qui, k.
tiraMf.f dinrlienn. wlilrh If nolrherke.1 lerna Ui Hnrmal'irrhffk end
ak nMrBflk.
187J 1807
Fisher
Brothers
ASTORIA....
LUBRICATING
OILS
A SPECIALTY
SELL
Ship Chandlery
Hardware
Iron and Steel
Coal
Groceries and Provisions
Hour and Mill feed
Taints, Oils and Varnishes
Loffers' Supplies
Pairhank's Scales
Doors and Windows
Afjricultnral Implements
Wagons and Vehicles.
Holds the world's reoord for
loug-dlslance fast running.
A flap of the
United States
Tike nvw wall map Is
sued by the llmllngU
lUiuls Is three fsot fiur
Inch wldj by (uur fsst
lung; la primal In sis
olum, ta mounlid sn roll
ers; shows every slate,
county, Imp.. nam Iowa,
and railroad In the Union,
and Is a vary deal ratals
niul uieful adjunct lit any
household or business as
iKlillaliiiteiil. furvnassd In lots ef
Itxw His rim pa oust ins Uur-
liiifton Itouts nearly M
osais aiisc, but on rs
csl4 of U ostits In stamps
or 00 al the lamterslgnsa
will be pleased ot send you
ena
Write Immediately, as
the suputy Is limited.
A f. Hll l.l.l H in.
ilnieral Agrni, roriluu.l, Oirgon.
rou .
TII.t-AMOOK, NKIIAt.KM AND
TILLAMOOK, NICIIAl.KM ANt
TILLAMOOK. NKIIALKU AND
TILLAMOOK, NICIIAIJCM AND
TILlMOOK. NKIIAIJCM AND
OTilKK COAST I'OINTC
OTIIKU COAHT 1'OINTH
OTIIICH CMAHT l'OINT
OTI1KH COA8T 1'OINTB
OTIIKH COAST I'OINTi
-tea nxrs
It. I. ELMOKIC,
(. IV E Mi ll
II. P. ELMOIIK.
W. II. IIAHU1HON
W. II. IIAHHIHON
W. II. IIAHHIHON
AND Al'OUBTA
AND AlKH'BTA
AND Al'OUBTA
ALL Ol'KN roll MPRCIAL CIIAHTKH
tUIIIng dates to and frm Tillamook
and Nei.alom d-paiid upon ths walW,
Kor fmlglil and passecvgr rat's
apply to
KLMOHK. BANHORN CO., A la
O. II 1 N.Cn, Aganta. I'orlUnd.
tiOP LHi: CO.
CLOTHING,
Merchant Tailors.
('nlrrrliTihlni(mft'1ft lnnntif Hutu -tM tfitti-r
nitlr Mrci Ot. I'very itftli r iuiictu
1I)T mi Hint fttt'ftie.loi. iUfftlr'tt
tht-(Kf That JUy Other Dave 1 the iUy
WmWh Hlurh. nN Cniimir m HI.
Oriental Novelties
Japanese Goods
..WING LEE..
.M.'l Ciimini'rciiil Mti'i'l
Nell to MailiMin' Tik'sr Slntn'
Reading or Distance Glasses
I OU Kyn (IIbhkss for U K. or
UN Kyi (lla-wss for ll.n.
Warraiitcd Uulil l'Utrd Ktainra,
Make your ItliiiU a bcsaullful and use
ful present. We guarantee a perfect fit
by mall providing when you order the
(louci you answer the fullowliia- qurs.
(Inns: How olJ Kvrr urd glaaMsf
How longT Male or frmaleT
(IKO. MAYKHLIC, Ksprrt (ill(-lan.
B Third strml, Hnn Krun, leco
Opticians' and I'holngraphlc Huppllrs.
Astoria Public Library
READING ROOK FRRR TO AU
Opr every day from I o'clock lo IM
and l.n lo 1:10 p. m.
Subscription rates U per annum.
B. W. Cor. Klnvamh and Duane Btreeta
nw Seen! MMMse Abeelelelr l ehea In the
ftn.f.li. Iermeenl I'erwa In II lo a ilAfa. We
refund miiny If 4.. n' rur y,ni rea he tmelMl e
Imm fur t h mm ir !a
a ru i ina aama anm.
I. I mm om
mil mnti-fttrt u
rr-r In fSim lir ti
tu or p7 l-naa of
com 1 ng,
-nrl buM
UU tu
railroad
bllla, and
Vkmrtr if
our. If
f U hv L 11
rr. l...llU-la.haiul
alna, Mmom I'alrkM
In tnrnilh, for 1 tlPOMl,
r4 (tnttta, I rrmtiMiv
rWwadarr r 'I crllar j
arNtr liiriirn W
al- rr) aiul bllra
raantsl rmn. 'Ilila dh
Ilia ..III of th. HMl
l'laaplra.rapMir-4 alar
titi.r ihft.Hxlj HaJrir
Il la this I'rlaaarr,
HlmMl I'alaaa that
mill ll iiMrtl al4la.
th warld titrmrm mm
naMt liaa alwar baa1r4
ml Maul par.lrUaa.
r r many yrr- w ha
trraliiiLr thl 'llaraaa wi'li our I'll II,: K an-1
liava .aital imMtul our uinoiulltlnnal
truaninu.0. vmuaf..r ino.p.Vf litMih and haHU
prwotk. AddrtHM 4MH lirVlf-.IIV 4 ..
(,' Mnaonlr 1itlf, 4'hlrttvo, llllnol.
SNAP A KODAK.
at any man eoinlng nut 1
our store and you'll gal
portrait o( a man brliiiiiiliift
oynr wit ti plaaniitil tliouulita.
Much quality In the llijuon
we hare to odor are enough to
plnaie any man.
COMff AND THY THEM
HUQHES & CO
1 11 rm.l- .. il.... -
la iteeeariV Whltaa, a a oelure.1 ill
f l)aanal -l.ar, ut eur Intliimni
' aat Hihun. tlian. IrpltAlli.H l.u.
lle
ne.
ire.
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I'MttVAStUliHirii Rn. i"'11"' Nun -utrlusant
a , . .
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CIri.O IT! lei fcjr lrs
0. . a, A 1 "nt ,,ln
4' 1'irruler sen on
wrtnnir.
'Pal'l, fur
i. av 7a
Ull rrnnet.
Emil Schacht
flRGHITECT
Rooms 317.318 v
Portland Saving Bank Blilu.
Portland, Oregon.
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