THE DAILY ASTORIAN, SUNDAY MORNINU, KOVEMMtt 2H, 18U7.
LOCK., KEY!
AM rKalNl.
MACHINES.-.
Repaired
C. H. Orkwltz
Ut M'ANE. '
Trie cut in two.
A. V.ALLEN
Groceries, Food, IVuits,
& Vegetables, Crockery,
logger's Supplies.
Cor. T nth and Comaaerclal atreeC
rUrble and Uranlte
MONUMENTS
U1HOFF & M1NAR.
21 K. Morrteon 8U. Portlaaa, Or
ALL KIXPS OF CKMKTF.EY WORK
Oriental Novelties
Japanese Goods
..WING LEE..
643 Commercial Street
Kxt to Madison's Cigar Stanr
Astoria Electric Supply Co.
KEEPS
Electric
and
Gs EngUe.
Supplies
WIRING & REPAIRING.
040 Commercial Street.
.SNAP A1 KODAK-
at any aian coming out o
our atora and you'll got
portrait ot Ban brtmmun
over with pleasant thoughts.
8ueb quality to the liquors
we. have to offer are eoough to
please any man.
COM IT AND THY THEM
HUGHES & CO
Japanese and
Chinese Curios..
Manufacturers of
Ladies'
wand Children's
Underwear
Silk Fancy Goods
Fine Decorated Cbinaware
Fpeclal Attention given to all order for any
style of Ladles' w raps aod Underwear, guar
anteed perfect fit.
CHAS. KAN & CO.
367 Commercial Sr.
Finest Ever
Brought to the City
Dress Shoes
Ladies
..FOR
JUST ARRIVED
Indies' Heavy Seal Bal.
Ladles' Heavy Calf Bat
Ladles' Heavy Crack-Proof Calf Bal.
COLUMBIA SHOE COMPANY
523 COMMERCIAL STREET.
NOTHING BETTER
FOR
SCHOOL WEAR
(USISIEBtO
COLUMBIA 8HOE COMPANY
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Fair weather
AROUND TOWN.
SUNDAY.
To act Is easy; to think Is difficult
Goethe.
Try Schilling's Best tea and baking powder.
Robert Wakefield, of Portland, Is in
-the city.
Peter Sater, Mrs. John Leahy and
daughter, Michaol Leahy and wife, Fr. d
Olsen, Olney; Wm. Andereon, Eric Ma
naula, Deey river, were in the city yes
terday. 1 $200022
Poor baking powder spoils
or half spoils the cake ; costs
money.
Of the several good ones,
the best is Schillings Best.
Your money back if you like
some other better.
A 3ch;,tl( & Cni.ijuny
Umbrellas
J. B. WYATT,
uPkeaeNe. M
Asterla. Orf m
Hardware,
Ship Chandlery,
Groceries,
Provisions,
PAINTS and OILS.
Scial Atteatlea Pale ta fapptylaf Sa lr
Emil Schacht
RHCHITEGT
Rooms 317-318
Portland Savings Bank Bids.
Portland, Oregon.
Astoria Iron Works
Front Street, foot of Fourth. Astoria.
GENERAL. MACHINISTS
AND BOILER MAKERS
Laod and Marina Engines, Boiler Work.
Steamboat and Cazinary Work a spe
cialty. Casting of all descriptions
mad to order on abort ne:loa.
John Fox.-Prsaident and Superintendent
L. ro Vloe President
O. B. Prat Secretary
Astoria Sarfcag. Bank. Traaaurar
SEASIDE SflWJBILL
A complete stock of lumber on hand
In the rough or dressed. Flooring, rus
tic celling and all kind of tnlah; mold
tag and ahingle. Terroa reasonable
and pricea at bedrock. All orders
promptly attended to. Of!) re and yard
at mill. H r L. LOGAN.
Seaside. Oregon. Proprietor.
187a
1807
LUBRICATINQ J pjgfg-
- a? i
tsrotners
A SPECIALTY
ASTORIA.
SELL
Ship Chaodlery
Hardware
Iron lid Steel
Coal
Groceries and Provisions
Flour and Mill feed
Faints, Oils and Varnishes
Loggers' Supplies
Fairbank's Scales
Doors and Windows
Agricultural Implements
Wagons and Vehicles.
E. A. DE TO IS AGENT FOR SODA
MINT GCM. :
Hot Scotch and hot Tom and Jerry
at the Office.
The choicest candles and nuts can be
found at the Parlor.
LADIES' SILK MITTENS. CENTS
TO $2.50 AT DUNBAR'S.
Bicycle and repair shop at IS Ninth
street. Charges reasonable.
B. F. Locke, formerly manager of the J
Hotel FlaveJ. is In the city.
For real life-like and artistic photos.
call on Snodgrass,' th fotografer.
Merchants yesterday reported a good
day's business and an Increase In sales.
Mr. B. A. S.borg rtrturned to Port.
land again last night on a short busings
trip.
Hannah Frown proved tip on her home,
steed claim before the county clerk yes.
terday.
P. J. Meany, the leading merchant
tailor. 137 Tenth St. The highest price
paid for fur skins.
A pleasant dance was hell last nicht
at the Tongue Point saloon. Good mu
sic, (rood company, good refreshment.
C. G. Palmberg, the leading contractor
and builder. Is prepared to do all kinds
of lobbing and building work; 473 Duane
street.
Two trains of IT car each of 'arid b al
kiist went to fhe front yesterday ar'd It
begins to look very much like a railroad
wai In operation at Astoria
NOTICE: The public should remem
ber that there Is but one origin 1 air
tight, Queen heater In the market, and
that Fisher Bros, are thv exclusive, As
toria agents.
James J. Montague. J. M. II -Jlmes, W.
H. Raymond. B. F. Lo kc. M. L. Lock,
Portland: Arthur M. Brown, O-org': A
Broun San Francisco: C. O-jg-ley. pi.
Louis; Gj. P. Wolff, Denvr, arc gijet3
at the Occident.
It is report. 1 tJmt the "-it"h f jl ver
sid"?t in Gray's harlor this i.-:i:Jor has
fallen off flftv p.-r cent. Th-: A'l id n
cannery put up 10.W cases, tttpilwt 21.'1
lat year. It is exp rrtel that the n w
hatchery on the Chehalls river will ' h- r-k
the diminution and average p.vks In fu
ture setLF(n ar' anticipit-d.
It Is learned thut one of fTitaop coun
ty's bf-st farmtrB, and one who has been
moft suox-sHful, has d-termined to leave
the courJty and -settle in the Will: mette
valley because of the dKflculty of (r-t'lni;
to market over the prevnt roids. Ifn iH
the kit of a colony of twenty Who tri'd
to locate here. Another man on Peep
river has determined to i?o the Will.irni tie
valley. It la hoped that they win not
move until sprir.tf and that by that time
ihfi Clatsop county man, who lives jn the
Nehalem. will find that such substantlnl
gains a'Ql rnave been made In coumly road
matters as will Induce him to change his
mind. He 1 the kind of man that Clat
sop county wants.
Ladies'
Shoes
Cork Soles
Winter Shoos.
Crack Proof
Box Calf.
Seal Shoes
In Button and Lace.
Our goods are warranted.
479 John
Commercial Pa
Street Habn &XO.
Suited olmonda at the Spa.
TO WEAR DIAMONDS CHKW SODA
MINT.
Fwh walnuts, almonds ami pecans at
llu lioiibonletT.
LADIES' CASHMERE OLOVES.
CENTS. AT DUNBAR'S.
FOR TOUR STOMACH'S
SAKE
CHKW SODA MINT.
The Pari or has rvcelved a full line of
Xmaa goods. Cull and see.
Our pricea ana the lowest la trie ettjr.
Call and ae us. PacUe Grocery Co.
Umbrellas covered and repaired by a
practical workman, at 185 Ninth stivet.
CHILDREN'S WOOLEN MITTENS.
15 CENTS PER PAIR, AT DUNBAR'S.
The sun was out long enough yesterday
for the mariner to to tke an obser-atlon.
You cm always find the best cream ry
butter and sweet, fresh cream at the
Parlor.
At the A. F. C. alleys last night C. II.
Cooper scored 23 in five successive gam .
a record hard to beat.
Dry fir slab wood for sale. Astoria
Land & Investment Co., Commercial and
Eighth streets. Tetalphone 99.
H. E. Oiorf. C. J. Ward!!. H. Griffith.
San Francisco: Edw. Speneer. South
Bend, are guests at the Parker house.
E. F. Ubke. D. H. Heckard, A. J. Jtoek,
J. D. M.vhado. Le1s and Cl.irko; F.
Van V Car. Njroh Shore, Wt-re in the
clt yestertoy.
Tho Ladles' Aid Society of thv, Congre.
g-atlonal church Is making preparation
for a sale of home-mulo candy ami fancy
articles to be hl at the Swvens parlors,
FrWay, December 17.
Largest and most complete assortment
of alr-tlght heaters In the city. All tht
kinds advertised In this paper may be
seen and compared at our store, then
your selection will be satisfactory to you.
Foard & Stokes Co.
Contnu-tor Wakefield waj In the clty
yesterday uxl said that the Clatskanine
steH bridge Is receiving Its llnl?h
Ing touches and that In a few days the
Blind slough brldgx will be commen- d
The brldgemen are lw-plng out of the
wny of the graders and track men and
mill not be behind In thwlr work.
The dangers of denization ai over
work, worry and germs. We need a vi
talising power to U!raln us. Larne.l
mum and experience point to pure whis
key. Primitive men Bd not need whis.
key. We do. Claiigel conditions bring
fresh needs. And THE whlckey is HAR
PER. Sold by Foard & Stokes Company.
Astoria, Oregon.
Meewrs. G. M. Green, E l Gilllsp-e and
Thomas E. Parker went on a trip to
Captain E. P. Parker's farm yeM-rday,
and spent a soelal time with Captain
Eggleston and Mr. C'k. Aft-r making
npple cider, they r-turnl to the eity
and retorted that everything in In first,
elass condition In the country and the
farms are l'Xiklng well this fall.
No amount of age. or storing will make
bad whiskey good. li mut he cood
when made uid must V- ron-d In wood
and not in imital. Cyn;n Noble fild
Bourlion Whiskey Is stored In oak wood
barreils. This deveJotis Its flavors and
tonlo nrop-rtlf. TTi'e flavors make It
delicious In oocktiiils. It in the only
American Whiskey of international repu
tation. The reiipbllcan eity central eommltte.
met last evening and organized for the
eampaiirn by ele'-tltig J. S. Delilng.-r
chairman, Arthur f'all.an p-r-tary. :.n.I
August Danlflson tr-asurer.M-mb-rs of
Che committee are: Fir-t ward, J K. Ie.
ling'-r. D. A. M'-Iean, Martin Johnon:
se-cond -waril. August Ianlel.oa. Arthur
A. fHllan, D. 11. W-leh; third wa d.
James F. Kf-arn'-y. George A. N"e.i,n,
T. S. Cornelius Ixist r.U-'ht' met nt;
was very enthusiastic anil all mm.
Ix-rs were happy and sniffle with 11
Fltuathm. Blnee the passage of the Dlngley bill
and in view of the l-nelts d-rlv d Uy
this country and the H)ier-(f,i , xperl.
ments conduct e1 by the RtewarU of Lis.
burn, Ireland, in flax culture In flat "op
county and Oregon and W ashlnifon,
through the. untiring efforts of Foard A
Btobes Comrrany, It Is known that prest
linen and twine m;umif.u-turlng coneern
will go Into business In this state and
fhdt as they have alrea.Iy Intimated, jf
they do eree.t a f.'itory here It will be at
tide wuter A.ttorlawh'Te freight rates
will be saved and where they will be
right In the greatest market on the eoast
for twine, aud where they will douMles
receive the support of the cinmrymen.
B-sldes twine, which Is only a small part
of thHr business, they make all kinds of
linen mesh and cloth. A. P. C. A. can
do nothing better than pe to It that the
Stewarts get the offer of a fine site for a
factory and the pledge of substantial sup.
port
CHKW SODA
Groceries at the low-rat pricea at the
Pacific Grocery Co.
LAMBS WOOL WJPPKR SOUS. SU
CENTS, AT DUNBAR'S.
Frvd Wober, of the tfcdihn saw mill, U
in rtt vtty vWtUvg riltt-ra.
Ask for sample of Chase A Sanborn'
famous teaa, at Rosa, lllnf.ns Ik Co. 'a.
At tlm public bowling alley yestcrvluy
M. K. IliinhKty tis high with a ctr
of SI. .
In lht police vurt yesterday J4n Kd.
wards wns fined :V N'r Ix'gKUig on the
strevt.
The SUwAldej saw mill has receive,! nil
iler from Sit Fmih'Ix fur l.V'.tvo feet
ef stiue ltimt.r.
NI.o Moris; and Antonio Ttinboro
were i;riitvsl a niarrlMge llv use yi'Mer
.iy U th unty i-lrk's olflce.
New crop dried fruits, new crip raisins,
figs and assorted nuts all exlxra fine
quality, at Ross, Hlgglna A Co,
Plum pudding, cranberries, sweet elder
and a large line of other seasonable j
stap'e and fancy groceries at Ross, Hlg. '
gin A Co, j
loll RENT On three-room house op-1
lwli court house. 110 jot month; and j
one two-ro.mi hou- furulll for light!
housekeeping, o tmnnn-liil stn'et, $!0(
per month. Apily Commercial st. I
Mr. J.uix J. Montague, the efficient
assistant olCy editor of the Oritronian,
and Arti J. W. Ilidnies acre down from
IVrthiml yi-slvnkiy and vltilcd North
lwu-h where some views were tnkm of
the strnntktl Potrlm;os.
Slwres of t.ie Alaska Tr.insrt.itlon
ami rVxttoimiwit CNnnpony of Chicago
sre the m: deslmbte Invest inetH before
the public. Safer th.ui savings Kinks and
honk stock. Paying lirge dividends.
?haros one dollar. Fir Information nd.
drew W. L Dudley, general g"nt, Hal.
ter building. Seattle, Wash.
A meeting of tlv Astoria Votinter
Firemen's Protective iu'daton a Ml le
held In the hall of Engine Co. N-i. 1. on
Monkiy evening. X.wmlT S. tit 7 3"
p. m. All the memN-rs are requested to
be prK.-nt. Business "t lmpirt.tnce to
be trana.te1. By onler of J. W. Brown,
president: D. CamNM, se-r-:iry.
The I. S. S. Columbine returned yes
terday from a very quick trip t- Gny's
harbtMr. She loft here at 7 o'ol.x k Friday
morning and arrived at Gray's harbor
at noon. A numlr of buoys were
changed nnd another sailor put .ilxwrd
the lightship. Weather was magnltlcent
outside all the tlmetmter than usual
at this season of (he year.
At h n'cltk-k yestenfciy morning the
tug Escort towed the txirge loaded witn
anchors, chains, etc , for use In ll-iatlrf
the Potrlmpos around to North beach.
The sea was terf.vtly culm and the surf
was much lower than Is usuil during
such high tides. A eancill Isiat was sent
from the barge through the surf and
passed a line to the ship with whh the
caldes Were hmiled In shore and mad.
fast aboard. The engineer In charge ex.
pressed a determination to wait for a
storm before making yn effort to fl..st
her and said lie :is confident he would
soon have her off. Reporters represent
ing the Or.-gosilan. Astiwi-m a"d Atocl.
ated press were at the sctie and look
snap idiots of ttie slttmtion.
H-n-ral saLlsfiu-ntlon vrti exprs d
throughout the city yiwrtenlny nt Ihc
news receh-e.1 that live O. R. & N. To.
had dwHisl to run a lino of thri-e of their
Iiett st'Sim-T on th lawlflc cstst he
twen Portland and Astoria nnd Skog
way. Sev.-al months ago Mr. A. L. Moh.
ler, jireslcbit of the comisiny. told a few
of his frl.-nds that he Intitidisl to itab. I
lLiih such a lino and put Portland and As.
torlii In the front ranks on Alaska bus!
ns. He bus more than kM his word
and the A.-torlans will n'rt Is- slow In
supporting the line Is Well demonstrated
l.v their loyalty to all itorjrlses for the
a-h anei-m.-nt of Oregon. One m'Tehant
said that it was plain that the O. R. &
V. Company did not Intond to s-e the
Sound K-t all tho plums out of the Aliska
pl.
That Ihe work done by the Astoria
frogrtsslve f'omnv-ri lal Akx lotion has
proilueed tangible results Is now well es
tablished. Not only has there V-n a
loser community of Interests amongst
the merchants ind in inufa"turers and
sdwiTi the city nnd country, but liisl
nes h;is Increased in dollars and cents.
"Patronlzn home Industries" bos been
the mystic key which unlock.l the doors
to a greater prosperity 1n f'lailsop coun
ty, and If the city nd coimty had a larg
er oipiKirt from the authorities In the
matter of good roads a still closer, refci.
tlon would b ostaltllnhed Is-tween Ihe
two. Mr. James Inws. matiag' r of the
old llawes hardwar" store, said yester.
d,.y thai lnee he had Jolti-cd the nssoeln.
tlon, afid lis work hod 1som' known,
he had manufactured and sold more ttinn
I'O air-tight stoves, exceeding beyond nil
hope his estlm-ite of fall trade. Other
merchants have bad similar experience
and all have beon surprls-d at the re.
suits ;,ttalnid. Foar I A Btokes say that
:hcy have noticed a deeidial and very
flattirln? increase In trade In home pro
ducts, since th? asso'-la.llon undertook IN
work. Most Important of mil, erhaps,
Is the fant that the farmers of the county
tire being educated to the fact that they
can get betti-r priocs for lli'-lr products
win 1 pr'Terly packed thin whes ihey
are thrown onto Ihe mirket In caret-ss
shane and In dirty packages. Cabbages
dumted Into sacks Jut In the condition
thev como from the groinul are not 1.
tractive and nr'- damaged In handling.
The ssime cabbage, neatly trimmed and
pfl'kcd In crnlos S-ew-nts a bright up.
piranec and wm stand nanming and
command 25 jier cent more money. These
things have to be learned, but the lack
of sii'h methods accounts for the use of
sti'h large quantities of California fruits
end vegetables In tho Tt. The hand
some exhibits In the A. P. C. A.' Exposi
tion bp Clatw,p county farmers snesks
volumas In their favor and their realiza
tion of modern business methods.
WANT A Hitt U1KKT
MINT.
I
The Study
First
Our (ioods ure of n superior tiinllty and our prkci the lowest All c ant is
to he compared nnd judged. We wnnt to he studied. The mure we are Mudlcd the
more business e do.
Our motto has always been: "I'alr prices nnd hind courtesy to nil our customers
whither thev buv or not."
The LeaJInf
Dry Goods anJ Clothing
House of Astoria
Ttie sale f riuil property at Ihe
llottd Flavt l. a Well us to h,tw taken
pine yeetmhiy. was again pomponed. It
Is umliTsto.ul the money his Ino-n r-ii'd
by the com puny to cltsir ttie property
Manager lA'kn whs down from Portland
yesterday and sftn.sl ilmt the s-olH-its
are very gi'd ' the cotnpaio v ion
resuming p.ession and iipeiilnr the
house again.
simplicity rrsKi.r.
A 8lmpln li.irmbits Hi-ini-.lv.
Ynl It Cucw th- Worst is-w
IHwLt und lisllgestlon.
f Pya-
Dr. Jennlson. who htis made a Itfe study
of I'lmi'ieh tpMibl.t. S;is: AH fin'riis of
lmllgstlon roilly ims'iiot to the same
thing, ttwit Is, f.iJHirei to oinptcti-ly dl
gent 'tt' fHl mien: no nmit.T whether
the troublo is ai-Stl dysHM.1,1. Of sour
stoftich, tol. hltnf of mind, wnmiii Jys
pepidn, or bva of flesh and appetite; a
person will not Imvo any of them If the
stomach ran bn Induced by anv n ilurul,
Iwvrmtees wny to thoroughly dlfl h.it
Is eat-n. nn-l this mn lie liiu by a slm.
(do nnn.sly a-blch I I uvo tmled
In htinlr.-.ls of argnii-u'od msrs
with nimiilitrt siiiTsvs. The Is -m-e.lv
Is k onitiliinloii of frull
r nit vevie il.'e 'srn'"es, puro ns,nte
rMln nnl golden hm1 put up hi tli
f'rr.i of plensiint tn.stbig tablets nnl sold
by druggists under ttie name of Htisrl's
D)-sspla T.iMots. One or two of these
tnbl.ds shntttd he taken nfter meols nnd
allow"! to diss.. Iv In the n.oulh nnd
mingling with the f.ssl In Ihe tonvu-h
dlgrMa It .niplrN-5y la-fort. It has lime
to f'Tmont. ibstiy ami sour.
On actual exe-rlmetit one grain of Htu-
arfs Iyaja,Hila TuMots will dlg-ttl three
1!Miaii, grains of niecwt, i-ggs und slm-
ltr WlHdesimc f.ssls.
It Is Kaf.. to iy tluir. If Khls whulosoms
pome" ly wa.s t.tt'T known. iy people gi-n.
Knitting Silk, all colors, per sisw;1.5o
Einbi-i.l-l.-i y
HIIISll
Hllk, all isdors, per
1c
Ropo Einhroldery Hllk, per skein. ...In
China Silk, ail .
work, -r yard
olors, for
fancy
Ko
St.inipisl Iioilh , e;i. h 5c
Ctdldr-n's Colored Embroider d Hllk
Handkerchiefs, 1 9ej
Men's Initial Hlik llandkerchlefs,
t'.u h 2So
Ladles' Fancy Oaftcrs, r pair. .. .ISc
Vi-lvt I'i,by Rlblsui, all ehades, per
ls.lt 2!)o
All-Silk llaby Rlbls.n, all nhstles,
per yi.rd lo
HI eel or Hone Crrsrh.t Hooks, eachJiC
Finishing Braid, per lo
Valencii Tja'-es, iht yarl....lc and 2c
Fancy B.ask'-ls, In all colors, each, 15c
Lilies'
each..
Separate Kklrls,
...11.50 to M-9
olidav S
SHANAHAN
The
of Economy is the
Step
TOW A K I) suMnjj the g rent Money-Saving problem.
Your Interest demands It nnd C. H. I'OOFKK'S STOKI! pnves the
ay fur It.
C. 11.
ernlly. It uni-iH lie a ti.itl.ti.il 1i:rlne.
as we tire a m ttou of dytHf iti.- sn-l
iiliie teiuhs of all dlria owe ihelr ori
gin to lmHrfe.t illgestloii einil iiulrltlon.
Htitnrt's I 'saMt4 Tablets are ih a
set'mt Iwtritt riMsll'Sne. bill a fifty rent
su'kage will do more nstl gtssl for
wisik Hit mn oh !Iiii rlfly dollnni' worth
of iwtont misUVInc nnj n a rtk 1 h w
tlm stitlaAu-tion of kroatng Jusi abut
h. Is pu ling Into Ids atottiiti-h, alilch
bo does not kittia. abtm widely nuver.
tlsrtl IHiletlt mistlittl.M nre lier.l
All ilruggtMe "H ttlimrl's I ' itst.i
Tal-la-ts, fid I ellisl tu kjijjee Sil rents
A tulle lnsk on ctiusn nri.1 cum or
stomalh trtiiiNe m.lte free bv stMress.
lug The Slimrt tV. Marslmll. Mich
ONE On MORK SflUilNH
Of tho N'nflonal Biirglcnl Institute
lis
Ibstli sitrtM, 8.HU FrnHo, may l con.
sultetl frtst of rburgtt in retVrettcr to my
deformity, flub feet. bl disease, etc..
lini.l)isls, pik, rtstultt, chronKj di .isca
.Mi.l trie nnrnvxiicnl cur of niptur. at
the 1 sv-l-leiitnl HttiJ. Astoria, Wisn..ay
bihI Tbomihiy, lH-mber I and J, Iwo
.lays .mlv For Itie cure of thr.se spo-lsl.
lien Mil Inxtltuio stamls unp.ir.'lhd I
Kxtewrllnnry tn.liK-oniciiln off -rrd Th
blghoHt rrfuritm en ghen.
WHEAT.
On June M wheat sol.! at e. It has
silica sold at II.03H. Dlfferen'a, lW,c,
or 11.978 on W.tm bushels, lino wnul-1 have
made this amount by our system of Joint
Investment accounts since June J. Why
not try this system and Increase your
Incomer Amounts of 130 and upaards
received.
Our Information la of such a charrtsr
and from mi-h source as to make It en
tirely reliable. Write for particulars. J.
G. Knowlton A (., grain brokers, 3vl
California street. Ban Francisco.
Hs li.l sale of Isidlcs Kid Gloves,
In lihu-k, while a.id C(4ors, pr- H
Uulii-s- FisitliT Bows Wo
Uullist' all-wool Kn't Skins.
u-li
Ijudiix' ilII-wisiI fiivtiitors, ouih.-ll-Mi
Iulli' rlblMsl Australian wool Vest
or Punt ech Tto
Iidles' Llt-m Collars, enel 10c
Ixulh-s' Aprons, each lac lo 1.2fi
Children's silk 11 nd wool Hoods,
eay-h I!" o 2-
Infunls' nti1 Children's Con's, each
51.00 In $5.00
Iidb-s' Belts, tich M"
lilies' Plush and Cloth Cn.cs, up
frvrni
Jjullos' Coats, the latest slyles,
up from ""a
Our lUMsm Htock Is complclo with
all slwules and widths; cheaper 'than
ever.
Embroidery Hoops, pair &
Only Store That Sells Cheap
COOPER
I'NTIL ITItTllllll NtVril'K
Pr. P.irm. alio hua ln with us for
the post -three months, wilt reitmln at
r.d Bond Ht.. Ajnorts, until furlhor re. tics.
All Ibtoe. who wtit tu cuosist him should
do so at tine. AO chnmlo ilaariuies with)
11c -ess (irfl.-e iMiiirs a, tu. to I p. in.
Tho r trotttest free, exivjtt medlclnns.
PYHI'K.I'HIA AND INIif;r.rtTIiN
critF.p.
Mr. Editor: Kor over six yemrs I hsve
Iss-n a great sufferer from su'iiia ant
chronic t1yatHSal aril In.ttgeallon. I
imme to Pr Parrlit mid tutvfl taken lit
treatmeul, oih! roust. Wt tnyanlf entirety
i-uretl. I fis-1 vorv thankful for the cure
uhI ami ii I y Iih glnd to reconimiind IT.
ltrrlti' tn-sitnirt to the aftlh-nsl pub.
lie Cnn lie rrtfrrrtsl to.
MIU AMANDA IIAItOf.p
Astoria. Nvmlr 9.
Otn.xi hours. I a. m. to 1 p. m.
M'KiN m:y CLiiT m t:Tm ng
Tlicre a-111 ! a mneiltig .rf 11m. M. Km.
I ley Huh M.t.1ay ewiilng. November fi.
t 7 yi, nt the tsmrl bouse, lo take action
In the n 1 nn "chlng rliy nl.-rlloii. All mm.
Ihts rs r.-HjiMstis 10 Ins preaent.
J H PK.I.LINGKIl. President.
II J WIIF.HIllTY. Hecntisry.
A PLEASANT EXPERIENCE
A few .la ago s chart ling young Indy
alio a-as travollng alone heiwri-n Hi.
Paul and Chicago, was accosted by a
hamtaomn geiillomnii. wtio Invited hir
to dinner with him "Certainly, Mr.
Carson,'" she replied, "for Ihe Wlsenns'n
(Vnlr.il Hues tmvn Ihn best dining car
service. Iti the world: I shall ls delight,
ed." For fiireher irllculiirs call on Iho
netiresl ticket agr.nl, or address J. C
Pond, general passenger agcnl, Mllwau
kee, Wis., or George H. Unity. gen-rl
agon I, 2I Hlurk streel. Portland. Or.
oecia
Uullcs' ami Chlhlreu's M.ukln.
Insliea, from SIM to 17. W
Iiili-s' and Children's llinbrelliis,
from ... 33o lo lUt
Isu'o Curtaliia, pailr, up from BOo
ClteiilUn Tablo Covers, oaob 75o
Tablo Linen, yurd, up from ISO
AU-IJnen Napkins, good slze.do. .$1.00
A flno Varge betl sjprontl for 76o
Hco our flno Hue of plain and flgureil
Iif-ns Oooil, just Ihn thing for a
Chrlsltnas presont.
Men's Tis ks or Foiir-ln-Hand Ties,
up from IGo
Men's Sustiendei-s, pair 15c lo 75c
Mori's Iliiderwear, suit UOo to $3.50
Boys' all-wisal Hwoators, ioli 750
Boys' suits, from 75ct to $5.00
Men's II.iIh, from Mo to $3.50
Men's all-wotrt Pauls $2.75
Mon's Sox, pair 60 to Wo
BROS.