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THE DAILY ASTOIA -.M iuvummi i9 1 rnnr-u z, iov l 4 fry .3 w 1 ' 1 whiwiub wi wi Dim. I 7J Finest Ever 1 Brought to the city ...FOR Dress Shoes Ladies JU8T ARRIVED ( Indies' Heavy Seal Bal. Lediea' Hvvy Otf ISU. Hadles Heavy Crocs.-Proof Calf Hal. COLUMBIA SHOE COMPANY . E3 COMMERCIAL STREET. AkVS NOTHING BETTER XT FOR SCHOOL WEAR WSTnia COLUMBIA SHOE COSIPANT TODAY'S WEATHER. Rain or snow. AROUND TOWN. SATURDAY. A toe&utlul behavior Is better than beautiful form; It Is the finest of the fins art. Emerson. Try Schilling's Best taa and baking powder. E. A. DE YO IS AGENT FOR SODA MINT GUM. The near moon made tast nbjot. Its appearance Frank Carlson vu oer from New As toria yeaierday. The choecest candlea and nuts can be found at the Parlor. LADIES' CASHMERE GLOVES, 8 CENTS. AT DUNBAR'S. Toe Parlor has received a full line of Xmas goods. Coll and so. Mrs. Tknson has returnei from a visit with friends In San Francisco. Pilot H. Emkens and Pilot Archie Pease were in the city yesterday. Our prices are the lowest In the elty. Call and s us. Pacific Grocery Co. TO WEAR DIAMONDS CHEW SODA MINT. Mr. J. H. LanKWorthy Is In Portland on a vMt. Freeh walnuts, almonds and pecans at the Bontxmtcrre. Groceries at the lowest rrleea at th Paclllc Grocery Co. LAMBS WOOL SUITER SOLES, CENTS, AT DUNBAR'S. Mrs. J. M. OlIkMtee left yvstcrdoy even. nig on a visit to Port hunt. Mr, and Mrs. J. O. Hamhorn re spena Ing a few days In Pwtlnnil. WANT A HW 1UKKT CHEW SODA MINT. Hot Scotch and hot Tw anJ Jerry at the Office. Mrs. Thomas OYng I visiting Mrs. George H. lleorg. FOR YOUR STOMACH'S CHEW SODA MINT. SAKE C;jwln Sulllvin. now of the Kmnu Hayward. cwlled on his Anorli friends At the A. F. C. alleys yesterday Mrs. V'teiMay. IngU! scored W ntid II. Uel) . nr sian wooa for sale. Astorls For real life-like and artletla photo, r-nd Investment Co.. Commercial and call on Snodgresa, the fotografer. Chrlste-isen's snore was the only one In town closed all day Thnnksgu Ing. Ask for sample of Chase Sanborn's famous teas, at Ross, Hlgg.ns ft Co, 'a. Among the :assenwrs on the KMer imbrellaa covered and repaired by I yesterday w,e tfi M:.ntng A.rUn practical workman, at 1SS N nlh street, from KUIIsnM. Alaska. Anion in,i Jujius ON!. Andrea- Lee. Oust The steomer Telephone nrrlv.nl down A5"""'. ItUph Fuss ua, CI. Anderson. yesterday in plaoe of the IHniey Gatesrt. and lumir Otouf slat .fht It la sutcld for nn.v otM lo go. to CVpler river for mining. Tlw eountry Is roh In th ex. Heme, Copper river Is not navlgahle. and there I nothing there to mine, c erluig to the liiilktn who live in Iie vicinity. There Is no landing place t Prince Wltriim sound where (lie lllanch. atl Uvk llity-thrvo proKpeetors from I, us Angvlvs. The mvn were landed, however, at on,. ,vf iho canneries of the Alaska i . i . ....... . . . . LADIES' SILK MITTENS, CENTS SI 7. " "? 1 ? 1 ,w nWl U UW' TO .M AT DUNBAR'S. , ' . . ' 4 m ' r ,,v''r '.'"R, union is irotvn. t;i, lllancti. ard hrlngs the news of a lynching t. tejnptevl on the pers.Mt of Oiilain Henlit of I In. schooner l.ananf.i. It i-m ht tt-nton oontract.M wlih forty men In San Kranclsco to uke tlu-m up (tr river ten miles and provide th.sn with oiu' yiMr's provlsi.ms for ivm ich, Mndlnu Copier rlvrr lo be iinnavl,rille. he land, ed his men nr Orca with their provis. Ions. I"wn eiamlnatlon the provisions were f.uiml to be of the p.ioiv quality and Insiitnelent In iiuantlty. The stuff was not "t lo eit and the tnen are there now In a precarious crndll'tin. The Ulan. cliaH. which will no t. I'orC.'ind today to dU-harite freight and from there to Son Francisco. Is Mklng with her aim pies of the pnnlsions lo te submitted lo the lnspeMors. The enraged men siruna Krnion up with a ripe. The man fai'iited niul only came in alter ewht hours. Ttiey look pltv on 111 in then, and let him clone, but are .1. lermliitv) to have rtslri'ss Bicycle and repair shop at IB Ninth street Charges reasonable. John Rryce, of the Aberdeen rack'ng Compnny, llw-.u Is in the city. Eighth streets. Telephone A fw days ago at her 8sld .vtt.me Mrs. Alex CanipWl pickM up on the beuoh ii rare sih-cIiii. of se i ur- S-po(n star rtsh. CHILDREN'S .WOOLEN MITTENS. IS CENTS PER PAIR. AT DUNBAR'S, You en a'wava find the best mim r butter mn ..t fr.s .k. tft vhureh Parlor. A How..mt soottil was trlven on Thur. Ony m-enhiK by the kulb of the Se,i.h l.utrnmn ohureh l Knst Astoria. An Interesting prvvr.im was rendered and refreshments were :n the has, ment A second wire will be strung today to Knappe, by tne Western Union TVIegtraph Company. H. F. Otchewskr. a merchant of Sk.ic- way, wjis one of the poisoners on the Elder yesterday. Congregational chiriThe day Is set apart ns WhitnMn memorkil day in the CMrregntlonc! ehurehes of tlw North, west. Morning thenu. 'The OblU'atlon of the Church to the, NnrKui " Kventmr address. "Marcus Whitman us t Factor vne tmiisntlon of the Northwest." The puNIc h oor.lta.lly Invito! to all of our sn-lcfe. P. J. Meany. the leading merchant tailor. 1S7 Tenth St The highest price paid for fur skins. Agent Lo-jns'ierry. of the O. R. & jf. yemor.my re-vcl ,i ett,.r fr,m his men,! Hcyt Srvvnun. -f the Oulf r.ut. Judge Gray left kiat evening t0 .:end ' lTy' ,,!'nNn ,n" rortln-om. ine nniuiun mxiument utMicutlon ex. ercises at Walla Walla. New crop dried fruits, new crop raisins. flga and assorted nuts all extxra fine quality, at Ross, Higgins Co. i.ik sniiw exiron to Mexico. . Th trip will require days and the special trniti of sleepers will lrtlv rvnver January 11 It will tnchHla manv points of Interest not onlimrlly sen by tourists. Tho or.vw.ki tncnvuie! ;KI r,,ht nt Ftshr's opera hotute mid the .wr..rti.in accompanied by m.. of p-. v..fw-. her father and sler. Irft ias, evening ,ng than ever, while more fuT a 2 Z! stratlng the s.Sene of h-prMtl.m. which it Is b,lie-e,l w !iecm th nid of sur gery in the near future. A .lon-n Asto. rtans were on the singe as, nghc. Miss toulse TaJlant. ?r father and sister. for Snn Francisco via the mvrland route. It was rumored yesterday that the M one of coal discharged from the Elder ere for use in Jim U's air-tight stoves. No amount of age or storing will make had I'M .Its r. . . . The revue cutrer Perry is l,1ng ,t whf!1 S' " ' . Z ftObif, nm ,-k.j u ... . wooi .LwZTZ.L " " r nt ,n - Cyn Xole OW ..w .u,, j in" ..oiumwu notifhoti tt-hiukv i. , I ii, Iron Works. I barrels. In ik wood This dovetofs Its flavws and torno nmeetlM Tn. , Plum pudding, cranberries, sweet cider delWc-a, m .wtt.... t. and . 11 ., I . .L " '- 0"'y w. Kwwiuuit AmerKvin mkpr nr Inl.il . i. m. tracer, or tne Asiorta commls- i . wci .e mx. noes, uig. tat on. ion Co., arlved home on tlv? State yes. gln Ca teraay morning. r-annc irnige So. 17. K. of P elerted repu- C. R. Patton. L. A. Jacohson, Portland; toe following o!?Wr on Friday evening; Ben Wise, brother of Postmaster Wl. wtio has i-een on tm extended viit in Germany, arrived here yesterday morn. C. 0. Palmberg, the leading contractor and builder. Is prepared to do all kinds of Jobbing and building work; (71 Duane trect In the police onurt yesterday Ah Gouck, a disctple of Joes, was before Police Judge Neleon. charged with drunkenness and was fined H E. H. Stiepard. 8. E. Wrenn, Portland; Jninea Murrey. D. C. Heger, San Fran. cssco; 8. M. Seligsohn, Philadelphia; J. R. Smith, Butte: are reglsetred at the Oooldent NOTICE: The public should remm. ber that there Is but one original, alr tlghth, Queen beater In the market, and that Fisher Bros, are the excluslv As toria agents. Chief LMder AtcHenry, of the Vigil, antes, arrived yesterdiy, but was called back to Foreland on urgent business, ne cessitating the postponement of his lec ture tonig-it. Due announcement will be made of the date when he will rMurn. Largest and most complete assortment of air-tight heaters in the city. All tha kinds advertised in this paper may be seen and compared at our store, then your selection will be satisfactory to yoa. Foard 4 Stokes Co. Half a dozen sailors on the William TUtte under the Iealershlp of a gentleman from Ireland, refund duty yierday. It w as the old stirry of insufficient clothes, etc. In the afternoon tney gln.-d as'.ate. ment to the British vice-consul that thpy were ready to turn to. and fhe ship will Bail today. Services as usual tomorrow at the Pr-s-byterian church. In the morning the pastor will r.peak of our debt to Whitman. Bubjcn. "Whitman sund the Romance of Oregon Missions." In the evening th concluding 1-clures on the PlWe. Suh. Ject. "Paul." A most cordial invitation la extended to all. Thos. Boyle, Weatport: Conn Peterson Williamsport; A. H. Church. Sv.nsen, are at the Parker house. The entertainment to he given by the pupils of txie convent school fop their li brary promises to be very entertnlning. aa many novel features will appear on the ptxsynun. T OR RENT One three-room house op. posfte court house. HO per month; and one two-room house furnished for light iiouseaeTHng, 3tn ommerclal stret. 110 per month. Apply J55 Commercial st. At the Baptist church tomorrow fhere will be the usual servleoB. Subje.-ts of sermons In the mornln?. 'ThankKlv. Ing;" In the evening. "Why Unite With the Church?" A cordial Invitation Is ex. funded to all to attend. The residents in the vicinity of Forty, fifth street have Just complef a watr tank On the hillside w1fh a cptielty of wo gallons. They will lay pipe to con nect It with their residences, and hop In this way to secure water at little cost. Shares of tne Alaska Transiwirt.itl.jii and D-vc3otvmertt Company of fhkago are the mosR d-lral!e 1nve.xtm.-nt W,ir the public. Safer than savlnes banks and bank stock. Paying large dividend,. Shares one dollar. For Information nd dreps W. L Dudley, general aifent, Hal. ler building, Seattle, Wash. "Fal'.h In God'. w1l! I the subject of the iH-mon In the M. E. chumh ;n n a. m.. and the "Light of the World" at 7:30 p. m. The pastor. W. Ii. Ho!l:ng.. head, will prench morning and evening. Sunday school at 12:30 p m.. Prof. R. v. Wrle-ht, fniprlntenrlent. Epworth h-mrn nt C:30 p. m., S. C. Turner, pr-sld -nt. i . a. r. .s-ieerts: V. c, W. Fits f.. a. ureen!i:m: K. of R. and S . A. A. Clevv-lan,; j. of K j rln ton: M. of F jajl. Hare; M. of W t . . . nurns: m. at A.. W. C. A. Pohl i. '. James Hnnsen: O. O.. W. I. Me. irusree for three yenrs. .fans Hnnsen. Owing to the pressure of work for the b;.r lugs, the barg. loir of anchors ..1..1.. , .I.. .... iiauBt aiiu in.emrifry lor lisrff In nryll'ri the Potrlmiis wis not towed to North hetieh yiwtcnlwy. It Is exited to get the Ixirge round tomorrow or n-rt day w hen the work of placing fhe machinery und npparatus in position will commence at once. The '"I'lfins oi '.iT.i5!,-iiion rip- cvr- or, -orr f,n gi rms. We ne H v. ami r-nsien Park. ..f I ta'izinp turner to Bu.-,in us. r.rne i mem and ex;eri"nee jlrit to pure whls key. Primitive men did n't nee) wins key. tVe do. Caunaed conditions bring freXh Ti't-Af. And THE whiskey IM IIAR. PER. Bold by Forntl & Stoke. Company, Astoria, Oregon. Major Marshall the Salvation Army, will conduct feiieciil meetings Uhe Sailvntlnn Army bull. Rat. ord'iy and Snn!ay next Coffey and cake will b? served the flrnt night. Some thine very interesting will take plan-- on Sunday night, when a baby w:d! be given away. Everybody Is Invited. ' $2000ff Schillings Best bakimr pow der is soda and cream of tartar and nothing else. Oh yes lots of know-how; and that's the main point after all. A Schilling St ("nripanr San r'i3'M-i.'u VC1 It tran-plrcd last n itiri t Ih-ii. 'he two Japanese pnssengtrs on the sfr-uner Mo. crul. who were refu-ed a Innding In Port land, aJid wtre ordered returned to J,i. pan, esc,ip-d from tlh V's-1 while he was conllng at Flavcl. The Mog il s--tlled Wednesday without t'nem The c,,ie.-inr says th.nt It ;. uncen.tln wheth. er the men escaped or no'. They were seen on board three hours before the ship soiled. When the lines were being cast off, as Is usual, the crew was rounded up "r.i these men were mining. N'0 one saw them leave the ship, but they couid not be found on board at that time, nor have they been seen since the ship sailed, i The funeral of K. G. Klye, who died of typhoid fever In the Oood Samaritan j,ai m. i-ortkirul aftr nn Illness of tei days, took place from Coroner Pohle's iind-rtaklng parlor and the n'malns were Interred '.n Op. -an View cemttery. King Kyle hud lived here ncirly nj his life ajid was well known In this city. He was ,dut 21 yenrs of age and his parent r-ld- In L'pertown. V. M. Neilson. of Cathlvme'. was a posneer 'rm Junei) on th. Elder. He went up on the last trip of the Eld-r and took with him a sklnT. but on landing It -i j.irie.m. tne gale that was blowing k l: off the lo-k and cam-l i, 0,it in the bny. lr. N)on was allowed the freight he p,,u on ,hP ,klf an, a Uff, po.-w.-ige home. He Intends to return ..v,, ,iB nc m.iKes projxr ;ir- ringenv-nts. Th.- American terk Oakland. Captain i.rtwiey, whh-h arrived lite Thurtay, 37 days from Snn pMlro. had n long but UTiev'-nfful vi.yage. The captain says he was thr-e days ?-ttliig out of the S-inta I'-Tbar.-i etiiinnel. and m-t with light northerly winds until he struck the recent milt) off Cape P.lanco. This he weathered safely, running before It under a lower topsail. He lay off the mouth of the Col umbia four days waiting for a tg. A hobo from Portland, giving the rmme of John Edwards, arrived down on the lj.-it yist.-rlrty morning ar.l as soon as h land.,1 started at once on his round of beg irlng. IIt sit..-!lranee was cb-anly, but he had a woeful tale to 'tll. Sickness and misfortune had ov-ftaken blm and he came h-r ralce enough money to l-'iku him to a more oongenLal eimta.te. He pro-luce.) a handful of dime and Tllck-JS. eviI.,,,y wtlt h(. nH(, ,,, sine.-, he rnm-- to town. Chb-f H.i'loek rounded him up on Exchange street, Where he crmght blm In the act of beg. (.'ing. The "pink ten" gl.n by th I. idles of lite M.ithisllst KplMul ,-tiun-h list niitnt was one of the snobil su vvsses of the season. The .itlemlaivv wis kirge ami the eilt'sts were delightfully enter, l.iliirtl. In the i-.ikt.-r of the l.irite rvm. whlih lnul I.mi cbMrisI of the s.nts, was the circuLr tentable benei:h i pink Egyptian canopy suspended from the ch.uiiialltir. From th -nnofiv to the t.iivi ektemteil striiw of br.M.1 pink nblmn. The laoitx'inin. nnpklns and ninny of the dishes were pink. The waiters were hand some little girls in pink, and entertwlned with the decorations of ivy and ever, sreen wure pink Winner. Everything was pink, even to the Jninin.se itmh-N-Uis which siirnioiint.-il pillars of ever, srii'n. and the gentlemen's hln fronts, and Uidles' rlblxms and Wniiuet. The Rev Mr. Holllnrh.u ,ni, ia w-fe were Indefatigable In their efforts to make nil ttielr guests feel ut Wnne nnd have a pleasant evening. An iimuslng and InliT. estlng prKramme was rendered In the early part of the ewnlng Mrs. drntke :ind Miss F.mma llueey wing very ef. rwtiveiy "ure a Ur-'im Is O'er;" Miss Ciirte Hosarth rendtl an Instrumental solo: Miss Itelle Whldby sang a S.;oh ballad. In the nail driving contest by the ladles Mm. !lox.irth. MNs llo.irlh iuxl Mrs. Freem.ui wet the winners. Mr.'. Frvnuui securing 'the rlse for Imi. mnktng. In the button sewing cont.st by the gentbm..n. Vr. Itjtll. Mr. rt.is.irth und Mr. Hurt were the winners. D- rtull tnk. Ing the prise, the b) ni.i.U- by the l.ulles. The la.Kes' rlie w.is the 'mtch with but. tons nxule by Dr. 1'miII. juoiiday wife I V Xli Knitting Silk, nil coloi, per shI.k' l'Jnibroldory SHlMl Hllk, nil colors, per lo Rope KmbiMl.lcry iik. pr skein... o Cliliwi silk, nil colors, for f ivm y work. er yrl MtUlliel CkolllKM. eilih aV Children's Colored l-mbr.ldeid Hllk Hiiihlkichli'fs. eilih Men's xii-h lulll.it Silk Handkerchiefs. Io Il.s' Knih-y timers, tn.r pnlr....lSc Velvet Uitiy Itil.tioti, nil elunbn, per Wilt a,. AM St Ik lUby pY yi.nl . . . KlbtsMI, ll similes. 10 Htcel or Hone Cn'twt lbteks, e.ich.Jc nnlshli.g Hriil, tmr Wilt iii Vulen.-e Iote. H-r iirl .. Ic and Jc !-un-y It.ukels, In all i-olors. oich.lJo !.ll' r.uh.. A'tsirate Skirts, II to P HlNskJ ml of Uullsa' Kid Ulovus, In black, w litle ami colors, II W Uulhw FiHitW-r lki .IKM laullon' U'h. all wool Ku'l Skirts H nn Isidliv' nJI-w.. Sinulera, .idi,.l.:s Unties' rlbbrsl Austinllnn wool Vest I or 1'aina, nudi..., 7f laidlea' l.li.si Culbirs, meh 0 !ul, Aprons, en,-h ... ,V to l M Chlltlrwi'ii etudi "Ilk a ml woo! HomW. ....I.'hi lo i:.oo Infants' mwl t'lwblren's iVm's, ivioh II nil lo f. 00 I. idles' Hells. ,.a,. ). I villcs' I'lusli and Cloth (V(ns. up ftssn $160 IjWlhst' lli. up from . . . . the latest styles. Our IUIiWmi atoi k l iHimplelA with ad 1hiis ami srkllbs; ibnper tlwn ever. Kmhroldory Hoops. mir So ljwUes' iuiiI t'lilldrnn's M.M'klu. i toshes, from I.M tu 7.S0 l.ulln' mid t'hlldrrn's t'mbrrlln, from l) in u SO li'e Ciiimlns, .ur, up fnm Wo t'lu'hlHn Tulila (Niwrs, cstoli TSo Tuble Lliimi, )-nnl, ih from ISO All IJlien Napkins, gisst lio.doi l 04 A fltw tunre teil agirenil fur TJo Ssi our rttw Una of (Jaiu ttinl rt(iir lna (bfc.. juat the thing for a t'hrl SHIMS iH-raent. Men's Treks or IViur In.ltand Tl. up fnm ij Mvn' Hutieiidor, Ur 15 lo 75o Men's I'ii.I. i viear, still JOn to 3 (0 lUiys' all.w-isil Swmlmst, rt,-( nta Hoys' suits, from Men's ll.lls. IriHil. Men's ali.wis4 1'iuits ... 7V to I.V0O Mo to t3M Mnn's H it, tir So to rn SHANAHANBR0S. The Only Store That Sells Cheap Yesterday wus a busy day In slipping cln-les. the prlneliwl events W-Ing the arrival of the steamer Oisinte W. Filler from Skagway ami the sv.mmer Planch, ani fmm Copp.T river. The nd -r's (Mis. senger list 5nclu,l.d some flftivn people W-sides sei-er.il Chinam-n. Mr. J. H. Inw. of Vlrgml.i, Is on his way home to spend the winter. He Is nt the bond of a party of seven who are now al the summit of White Pass .iwuitlng the free. ing of the lak-s suffl -luitlv lo admit their sledding across the Yukon. Iiw will re. turn In March and overtake his iwtiy or Join them in Paw-son. He iys lh rtoies sent out ubout Skagway are -ry kirgi.-y false. August 3 he arrived there and foiHul but onw house In the town now there are five hundred. The only trouble with the Skagwuy trill Is that mere was too great a rush over It at the !erinnlng. They an now bu'ldlng i wngon road up throuh the canyon to ths summil along si.le. of rhe mountnln. The nnd and the tmmway will !. n-ady for use In the uprlng. Ij'ea is a W-tter sumnw-r route at present than Skagwny, but Skagway Is the '-omlng town, and Is already doing a lively business. Uiw was preentei frsn getting ithrough this fall le-ause a man named Johnson, who con. tnicted to ik-Uver his gooils ami hir from VbKorla ly .he sr-im,.r itrlslo! failcs! to keeji his contract and part of his supplies are still urnMivered. Uiw has brought suit in Victoria for ten thousand dollars ikimigea. Th'-re is no snow or Ice at Dyea or Skagway. but th-re Is plenty of snow on the moumtnns and lee Is forming In the rivers. Wmther Is W'tter thsm In fregon. Oold Is reported as lslng found In pbwer mines nenr Iike Ilennett. The Kkler brought two hundred tons of eri.l from Nnnulmo for Astoria, and two hundred Ions for Portland. Hhe hn1 a very smooth trip down and has orders to return oarly In December. A party of A-UorVans r-turnrd from Kll llsnoo, Alaska, ami n-porl Inning put up thirty thoumnd barn-Is of h. rrlng this season. "Pi UNUtRnltOWN l(asoM4l MANAIrMfNT R MSHER'S OPERA HOISC... I. K HKI.KI b'ui suit M imager WKKK t'li.MMItM'INil Monday, Nov. 22 KM'Ks, KM' AMi hkMISg MAI lll.Nrs... Umbrellas Repaired Alxisll l lsbl M.i. hill C. II. Orkwltz iu M Asr I'llres rul In loo. ACTS CAPTIVATINS EVERY CITY TIIK UltKAT Mc-Ewen The In Irs t - III ptlellMu by trlepluuie. I'riilure uf all leututi-- II) pnotlc IsiIIiniii S vi'HSlllU. Wllnisu the bypiiiilli-nl ti-sla A W-aiitlhil llli-llliil pill) , slliiw lug tln Killer Hi tllllnl liter iiiiii nr. Nniii-e the iiii niiil and moral by Ii) pmill.iu The grrul iiiuriler Irlul. run A. V. ALU-N tinx t rifM, I'Veil, Fruits, Vci lulilcx, (Vik kt-ry, Iit-r's Sujijilii's. Cor.Tanlh and Commsrolal street. rtarble anil (Jranll inMorr a mina, I.' l K M or i im st , lonunif , or A I.I. KISIM OK fK.il KTfHV WtilK.. i.e ti'-f irnony of Dm. Fulton and I ln-en tak'-n eit th" e-oroner After Iil:h.fi Inipjet yi-sler.!y .jn ,.. Ht-infr case, 'he jary Irro'ij'bt Ir, -th., following verdlet: "Tl-,. i , , . . wo- iiii.-riL-neii jurors, sworn to enuuire Into n,e death of Mary Hump, o oiu-n no nnu that she ami. to her leath on the 2nh dny of ?ovemW-r, 1W, i.t Heas.de. riatsop '-oimty, Or-gon tnrougn Hhe criminal e.-,releneHS of the attending phyean, Jol)n fitelner. In re moving vital parts of the W.dy of sn,I Mmy Lump, nr,d we r-harge the said John Rt-lner wirh the erimc of nvi.nskiughter. r'. H. Outiderson, forem-an, C. A. Mathena, Itiil F Dowers, Al-x Tfolmnn, M. I. Par. ham. F. J. Gamble." Dr. Ft-iner Is con. fined In fh county Jail to aw'alt the aeon of the grand Jury at the February t'-rm of the- elreult court. The steamer Tilanchanl. wbleh arrived yesterday direct from Copper river, 1rings a tale of woe. Both Capt. Worner L'.VTIIj FirflTHKIt NOTICR. l)r. Darrln, who tuts sn with us for the purt 'three monihs, win remain at Ifll Bond St., Astoria, until further- notice. All those who wish to consult him should do so at once. AH chronic diseases wrlth suc-em. Offlco hours 9 a. m. to p. m. The poop treated free, except medicine. DVSMCr.HIA AND IN'DIOKSTION fTRF.D. Mr. flltor:Fr over six years I have Iti a ifre.it sufferer from bcuih i.nul hronlc dyntx-THa and Indigestion. T enme to Dr. Darrln and have taken his treatment, and consider mysolf entirely cured. I fed v-ry thankful fur the cure and am only too glad to recommend Dr. Dnrrln's treatr..en) to Iho nmicto! pi, He. Can be ref erred to. MRS. AMANDA HA ROM). Astoria, NovemW 23. Offleo hours, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. WHEAT. sisiinn hi jiiiiiie, jiirv. uiw yers, iirtii-ti r. airlers, etc. Hi-linllrir. aniusliiK I list r ln-l 1 e. Km k linilklllg test tnyalllli s llle i-lrlitlsls ( bin Inml Imml will iimke you natr Invisitlsatr; inedltute; think and liiugb as ni'ipr ti.fiiri, Ailmluliiti- Itvservi'd seats, and .VS-: gal ' , lery, ..s', !.! siilr iiH'iis Hoturdny inurnlng at lirlljlu A Heiil s. ... e,,l; ,'Oriental Novelties Japanese Goods ..WING LEE.. M'l Oinnicroinl Nlrei't Next lo Msilison'a ClKr Ktanc Ladies' Shoes Winter Shoes. Cork Soles Wlm Crack Proof Bog Coif. Seal Shoes In Button and Lace. Our goods are warranted. 479 John Commercial lmrl'Zr street iiann'&iio. Japanese and Chinese Curios.. Manufacturers of Ladies' and Children's Underwear Astoria Electric Supply Co. Kiaaiu Electric r ci"i,M Supplies Silk Tiuicy (mukIn l ine DcconttcJ (Unaware On June in wheat sold at 3V,e. It has since sold at 11.03'. Difference, Xfc or n.975 on 10.000 bushels. J100 would have made this amount by our system of Joint Investment accounts since Juno 2K. Why not try this system and Increase your Income? Amounts of J20 and upwards received. Our Infcr'iuillon Is of such a character and from such source as to make II en tirely reliable. Write for particulars. J, O. Knowlton & Co., grain brokers, 302 California street, Ban Francisco. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Rlohard Nliss Chester V, Dolph. WiM'il & NIXON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Portland, Oregon, It. 2$, 24 and n Hamilton Building. All legal and col lection busln ss promptly attended ts Claims against the government a spe slalty. DR. JAY TUTTLE, PHYBICIAN AND BUIIGEON Office, rooms 6 and 6, Pythian bujldg 631's Commercial St, Residence uma Telephone 9$. Acting assistant surgeon U. S. Ma rlne hoHpltal service. Hihm-IiiI Attention given to nil orders fur any utile of liilles' Wmps mid Uuilurwiiir, guar anteed perfect fit. CHAS. KAN & CO. 367 Commercial St- Emil Schacht ARCHITECT Kooms 317318 Portland Savings Bank Bldg. Portland, Oregon. U. A. SMITH. DENTIST. Rooms 1 and 2, Pythian Building over C. H. Cooper's store. J. Q. A. BOWLBT, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Office on Bond street. Astoria, Or H. T. CKOHfiT. ATTORNET-AT-LAW. 48 Commercial street SOCIETY MEETINGS. TEMPLE LODOB NO. 7. A. F. asi A. M. Regular communications held on th first and third Tuesday svenlDs at each month. O. W. LOUN8BERRT, W. M. E. C. HOLDEN, Secretary. Awtoria Ironworks Front Street, foot of Fourth, Astoria, GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS I.ond and Murine Eogjliu s, lioller Work, Stotunbout and Caonery Work a sue. olalty. Castings of all dasorlptlona made to order on short noiloe. John Fox., President and Superintendent A. L. Fox vioe President n Tl Uri 1 . Astoria Savings Rank Treasurer SEASIDE SAWMILL A complete stock of lumber on baud In the rough or dressed. Flooring, ma- tic, celling and all kinds of finish; mold ings and shingles. Terms reasonable and prices at bedrock. All orders promptly attended to. Ofllca and yard at mill. H F L. LOO AN, Seaside, Oregon. Proprietor. WIRING & REPAIRING. d-IOCaiiiitierclnl Hlreet, ,SNAP A KODAK. at any man oonitug out 0 our store and you'll get portrait of a man brlininlna, over with pleasant thoughts. Huoh quality In the liquors are bave to offer are enough to please any inaa. COMff AND THY TIIKMt HU0HES & CO J. B. WYATT, Phene No. 6 Astoria, Oragsat Hardware, Ship Chandlery, GrocerleB, Provisions, PAINT and OILH. Special Attention Paid to Supplying Bk Ips LUBRICATINO ! 1 OILS A SPECIALTY 1H7J 1807 Fisher Brothers ASTORIA.... DR. O. B. EBTES, PHYSICIAN AND BUROHON. Special attention to diseases of worn and surgery. Ofllca over Danslger's stors. Astoria, j Telephone No. U. Ship Cliiinillcry Hnrilwiire Iron anil Steel Coal Groceries anil Provisions Hour 11 nil Mill I'ecd Paints, Oils and Varnishes Lojj()ers' Supplies Pulrlianh's Scales Doors and Windows Agricultural Implements Wagons and Vehicles.