THK DAILY AST01UAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH WW.
TODAT'S WRATHEH.
Fair.
AROUND TOWN.
WEDNKSDAT.
TtiT' never a burden so heavy
That tt mlnht not lie heavier mill;
There Ik never so bitter a sorrow
That the cup could not fuller till,
Helen Hunt Jackson.
fair: warmer.
Try Schilling' Beat tea and baking
powder.
Mldrlfe Mr. Mary Make. 7Rt Exchange
treet.
O. M. Carey was In from the front yea
tnrday. Choicest atock of candle In tha city at
the Parlor.
8U Patrick's Day will b celebrated on
eek from Thursday.
At the bowline; alleya yealerday Mra.
Tlmaon a cored (I and P. B. 8ovey 11
Captain Randall, of tha tug Relief, re
turned yesterday from a visit In Port
land. Wanted A young girt or woman for
light housework. Inquire 127 Seventh at.,
Xipstalrs.
W. J. Heckard'a full-weight creamery
butter and buttermilk and thick cream
t the rarlor.
P, S. Meany, tha leading merchant
tailor. 127 Tenth street. Tha highest price
paid for fur sklna
The steamer Albion, which will arrive
down today, will take on a number of
Astorlan for Copper River.
New crop dried fralta, new crop ralatna,
fl ga and aaaorted nuts all extra fine qual
ity, at Row, Illggins A Co.
For rent Six rooms on Commercial
street; also, furnished room In private
residence. Apply at this office.
The American ship Henry YllUrd will
iro to the Sound to load lumber and the
George Stetson to Honolulu to load u-
rr.
The rush for the new aluminum goods
at Fisher Proa, has almost cleared out
their stock of these, popular household
utensils.
Jacob Brtrkson and Marlus A. Amend
sen, both natives of Norway, were ad
mitted to cltlienshlp In the circuit court
yesterday.
By tha use of Nsptha Soap washing Is
better don in lea time and with lea ta
bor. Price.. 10 cents. Sample for ladles
at Rogers' drug store.
The railroad people are now laying
about 4O0O feet of track per day and ex
pect to ret the rails laid Into Westport
by Saturday or Sunday.
Imported sausagea. cheese. Hamburg
eels. Holland Herrtna-. lobster, tongue,
Scotch herring, BaxaUrU shrimps, etc.,
at the Louvre lunch room.
A large number of people was over from
Deep River yesterday, and many others
from the Oregon valleys of the county.
Merchants reported a fair business.
When going eaat travel on the North
ern Pacific railway. Quick time and the
only line running dining cars. Train
leaves Portland daily at 11 o'clock a. m.
Mr. Lester P. Sayles, lately with the
Wiley B. Allen Co., will be In Astoris
next week. Any orders for piano tuning
left at the Astorlan office will receive
prompt attention at his hands.
Henry Lang. J. R Smith, John D. Mc
Oowan, George W. Weldler. 8. Baer. C.
P. Hogue. H. Gerson, Portland; R. Good
win. A. Jacobs, L. Jacobs. San Francis
co, are registered at the Occident.
J. W. Bunn, W. E. Elliott, R. Osborn.
T-nrtiund: P. Nelson. San Francisco; W.
F. Meloy and wife. Wlllapa; John Lewis, j
John Day; E. C. Jeffers. Prospect Park: j
are registered at the Parker House. j
Captain Ollmann. the jolly old skipper!
of the fine ship Emillle. which recently
made a crack passage from Yokohama,
yesterday aalled for Europe, much to the ;
regret of his hosts of friends in Astoria-
Messrs. Welch, Parker and Toung, the
committee on hall arrangements for the
republican state convention In April, de
cided yesterday upon the Foard ft 8tokes
hall as the place of holding the conven
tion. Lightship No. 70 coaled up at the O. R.
ft N. coal bunkers, taking on IS tons for
the passage to Ban Francisco, ueiore
luvinr for the south she waked up the
city with her weird and unearthly fog
horn.
The Born steel ranges art asbestos lined
and equal to any In the market They
can be bought for from 17 to 110 cheaper
than any other range soil m the city.
For sale only by W. J. Scuily, 41 Bond
street
If you Tiave hides, wool, furs, rags,
bone, or any kind of junk for sale, ship
It to R. SC. Gaston. 106 Fourteenth street.
Astoria, Oregon, or write him and he will
call at your place and get It He pays
caah.
A pure whiskey agrees with any food.
In fact aida digestion. It tones the stom
ach. Increases the flow of the gastric
Juices and so promotes strength ana nesn.
A pure whiskey like HARPER Whiskey.
Bold by Foard 4 Btokes Co., Astoria. Or.
Northern Pacific railroad trains leave
Portland dally at 11 o'clock a. m. for Ta
coma, Spokane, and tha east Close con
nection made at Spokane for Ronsland.
Nelson, Sandow and Erltlsh Columbia
mining camps. For maps and Information
call on or address C. W. Stone, Astoria.
Oregon.
Mr. R. C. Judson, Industrial ugent of
the O. R. & N. Co., has Just returned
from the Grands Ronde valley where he
hus arranged for experiments In sugar
beet culture on a large scale this season.
He hns been working a long time on the
project and will be successful.
Last evening a small war scare oc
Arri nn iw of the residence hills. In
vestigation revealed the fact that 20 or 30
boys were playing war wltn tspain a"
their yells heard for blocks led some to
believe that there was trouble. It was
t.ct learned which side was victorious.
The City of Topeka arrived In from
Seattle yeBterday morning to go on the
Alaska toute from Portland. This is the
third steamer In the Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company's service. The others are
the Oregon and Elder. The Topeka is
equal In carrying capacity to any of the
Alum
baking powder is almost as
strong as Schillings Best.
'Yes, and prussic acid is
stronger than vinegar. m
nih.T !. boat Rhe la a staunch and
speedy boat and makes a valuable addi
tion to the line. The Topeka had tons
of coal aboard and only remained here a
short time, proceeding up to IVrtluud.
High scores at the A. K. 0. alleys fr
the week ending March 6th: Monday
L Burroughs, fl; Mra. Instils, ft Tucs-dny-N.
ttehlussell, 4S; Mrs. Nrmlle and
Mrs. Ingalls, . Wedneday-M. H. !
isrth, Mi; Mrs. Wise. 5!. Thursday-M.
It. llositrth. . Friday J, l Motlowaii.
5ft; Mrs, Fliher, 57. Saturday II. Wheel
er, 5.
The stock of tine liquors and rase
goods constantly on hsnd at the I.our
Includes Orus Noble. Monogram, OKI
Private Stock, McUrayer. Pepper. Mm
nolla. Redmond's Scotch. Her s tlln.
Booth's, llofbrau. Ifchllli, Wats. Weln-
harvl, Kopp's Hest. and choice Imported
luncheon goods. Patrons can be served
at all hours.
Mr. John Kopp and hli launch U ntie
were stranded on the sands In mld-chan-nel
late Monday evening. Their predica
ment was seen from shore and a supper
was soon started ont to the hlpreck.
But Mr. Kopp decided to desert the ship
and with his boat-putter put on In the
skiff for shore. About o'clock the
crew succeeded In getting the launch off
the sands.
Portland has jumped at the opportuni
ty opened by tJovernor Lord to raise two
naval reserve corps In that city. De
cisive stes will l taken at a mass meet
ing to le held March 1. Sow Al
rla's enthusiasts are wondering when a
mass meeting will be called here to en
list patriots, or whether there are any
patriots In Clatsop.
The sequel to a strange sea story de
veloped yesterday. A few days ago the
schooner Rio Ray. bound from San Fran
cisco to Sluslaw. and which lay off that
bar twenty days unable to get Into har
h,ir t.r!iitut of rough weather, came into
this port in distress, short of proviMon.
The captain reported that In a i;ale a
few days before he had spoken a canoe
loaded with Indians. They could not
speak English but made known that they
were hungry. Out of his own poor stores
he gave them water and crackers. They
refused all Invitations to come aboard
the schooner, though It seemed every mo
ment their frail craft would be swamped
In the storm. They had one seal in the
canoe. What they could do on the open
ocean In such weather, or where they
came from was a mystery. It now tran
spires that the stalwart buck Indtans
and two or three squaws who have been
In the city for a day or two are off the
British sealing schooner Hatslc. which
arrived here in distress, and constitute
her fishing crew, and are only a few of
hundreds of Indians on fifty or more
sealers now lining this const. The men
are very daring and the crew seen by the
Rio Ray drifted many miles from their
vessel In a storm but reached it attain
In safety after a perilous experience.
BEST OF ALL
To cleanse the system In a gentle and
truly beneficial manner, when the spring
time comes, use the true and pt..-tect rem
edy. Syrup of Figs. Buy the genutue.
Manufactured by the California Fig Byrup
Company only, and for sale by all drug
gists at 60 cents per bottle.
SIMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Or
egon, for the County of Clatsop.
W. F. McGregor, plaintiff,
vs.
C. H. Brinkoff and Nina Brlnkoff. defend
ants. To C. H. Brlnkoff and Nina Brlnkoff.
above named defendants:
In the name of the 8tate of Oregon, you
end each of you are hereby required to
a -pear and answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled court
by the first day of the next term of this
court, to-wlt. the third Monday In June.
Vn. or plaintiff w 111 take Judgment against
you. C. H. Brlnkoff, for the sum of J11J.M
and the further sum of DO attorney's fees,
with interest from the 3d day of Decem
ber, 1ST. at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum, and disbursements of this suit.
Against both of you for the foreclosure
of your mortgage given to secure the
payment of said sums, and the sale of
the land In Clatsop county, Oregon, de
scribed as beginning at the southwest
corner of the Donation Land Claim of M.
A. Burnslde. thence east Jl? feet, tbem-e
north 730 feet, thence west 317i feet to
the west line of claim, thence south on
said line .730 feet to the place of begin
ning, and for such further relief as prayed
for in said complaint.
Service of this summons Is made upon
you and each of you by publication once
a week for six consecutive weeks In the
Weekly Astorlan of Astoria, by order of
the Judge of said court, the Hon. Thomas
A. McBride. made on the 7th day of
March, IS.
J. Q. A. BOWLDY.
Attorney for plaintiff.
DR. 8TE1NER ACQUITTED.
The trial of Dr. John Stelner, accused
of causing the death of Mrs. Mary
Bump while In childbirth ut Seaside, was
concluded yesterday In the circuit court.
A number of witnesses for both Bides
were in attendance Including many wo
men, and the state cloned its case with
the introduction of Dr. Henderson's tes
timony In the forenoon. The tvlil'-nce
for the defense was very inti-rsetlng
and Included muny scientific demonstra
tions by experts Including an exhibition
of an X-ray photngrapn of that part or
the human anatomy under discussion,
by the defendant hlmnelf. Mr. and Mrs.
K. U. Kltlnsmltti, Mrs. L'ngtrloren,
testified for the defense thm Dr. Kteim-r
hud perfurmeil similar operations In
their family with success and In a gen
tle mariner. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Steln
er were also called for the defense. Drs.
Tuttle, A. h. Kultoii, and J. fcl. lilshop
gave exert testimony as to the details
of such surifli al cases. Dr. lilshop slate'l
that he made a specialty of obvtctiics,
and recounted the circumstances of bis
visit to tha bedside of the ilecease.l Mrs.
Hump, who died previous to his arrival
at Seaside. Hu gave a detailed account
of the best methods of procedure f'n re
lieving a patient unib-r similar circum
stances and the risks encountered in
performing this delicate brunch of sur
gery, lie said that a doctor could not
always tell whether a person was dying
or would die from a vital wound. Dr.
Stelner took the stand and gave a very
full and lucid explanation of all his ac
tions In connection with the unfortunate
case. He stated that he was born In
Germany and had practiced medicine
for thirty years first In the Merman
army-and had attended about one hun
dred and ility cases of childbirth. He
fully described the condition of the de
ceased patient In this case and ail the
attending circumstances. Neither his
testimony nor that of Dr. Bishop was
shaken by cross-examination. The at
torneys were given three-quarters of an
hour each to present their case to the
Jury. The case went to the Jury at (i:30.
and after deliberating until about 9
o'clock lust night, they returned a ver
dict of "not guilty."
In France, some of the hospitals for In
fectious diseases are furnished with tele
phones, so that the sick may converse
with their friends without danger of com
municating the disease.
FOUR-CENT FISH
THIS SEASON
Mr. UIiiuhc Sets the Pace for Colum
bia Kivcr Puckers.
CM.W HSU NOI" WAN I 1 11
I
Ttit .luktt Stillcnisq oa first Crstlcs
I'tople Hju lccs td(tcJ Old
Stock Veil Ctrierd Oil.
Mr. Samuel Elmore, who has Just re
turned from a visit of some weeks east,
as questioned yesterday by an Astorlan
lepresentatlve regarding the outlook for
canned salmon this season. Mr. Elmore
said:
"As Is well known I was called away
by the death of my aged father at Mil
waukee, and matters connected with that
sad event pretty much engrossed my en
tire attention while away. From my ob
servations and the correspondence which
rwichcd me while there, however. I am
Mllsncd that choice Columbia river sal
mon will command at least as good a
price this seison as last. The f u t It the
enormous output of cheap salmon In the
piist few years ho proved something of
a blessing In disguise. Consumer of sal-1
ir.on have had an opportunity to compare j
the genuine Columbia river article with j
the cheap and low grade of llsh pachel
at outside points.
"The Inevitable result of this course ;
of education, with the return of good
times, will be that we shall have an In- J
creased demand for the best quality of
Columbia river goods. Indeed, it Is no ;
secret that stocks of nally choice Col-!
umbla chlnook, in nearly every section
. h-r. n. h ulnwii la known nn.l annre-
, ,, , ,
dated, are already pretty well cleaned
out. and Inquiry as to this season s sup-
ply Is becoming general and Importunate.
. . . . .. .i .h
I look for an importnnt revival of the
Columbia river canning industry. Mil It
must be upon a stronger base of prices
Nith for the raw and finished product
than has prevailed for several years. ,
"An Important factor In this year's
prices will be the abnormal condition of
the river. Thre Is a marked absence of
snow among the mountains of the Snake
river country, and It Is absoluetly cer
teln th.r can be no considerable freshet !
In the river. The output from the wheels .
snd fix.-d appliances at the cascades anil
other up-river points will thus be ma-
icnaiiy rcuu.-eu. ami mr r.r -
me lower nvrr win nrTai iiy iiwur i
bad for the glllnetters. It Is true that
the lsrk of sellment In the
Improve the chances for trap
will
improve ine cnancen ror irap hmhhs, u
the quantity of fish from this source Is
so Infinitesimal
as compareil with the
aggregate amount requireo ror a iun sea-
son's pack, that there Is bound to tie a
scarcity of material with which to meet
the Increased demand
and pri.-es will
go up.
I cannot answer your question as : ,0
the price that will be paid fur raw flsn
the coming si-ason. except from my own
.i.r.lnnlrl I hnrs hn,t Ml r,m(.T,ni B
with other packers on this subject since
my return, and shall seek none. I do not
know what class of trade others may
see fit to cater to. but 1 cannot satisfy
' tho requirements of my customers with
1 other than the very best quality of fish,
and. If necessary. It Is my purpose, for
all good quality of red fish, delivered at
any of my stations or canneries, to pay
the price of 4 cents per pound."
BOARD AVT ROOMS.
Three or four rooms, with board, at
j reasonable rates. Table boarders can b
I accomodated. Mrs. E. C Holden. comer
I Ninth and Duane street.
TO TRAVELERS.
. ,
One of the finest and best equipped rait-
! road. I. the Chicago, Milwaukee & St
i Paul. On our recent trip throuKh South
, ,,,, ,
Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota and Illinois we
tried this railroad and know whereof we
It The mail Is SDlendldlv eaulpped
with fust iralna the roachea are all fur-
nlshed with the latest Improvements and
It Is a pleasure to ride with these people.
They employ none but sober, Industrious
men who constantly look after the com
fort and safety of the traveling public.
Anyone traveling In the above or adjoining
states should take the Milwaukee road by
all means If It Is convenient to do so. If
you wish Information concerning this ex- 1
cellent and popular road nsk any ticket j
agent, or write to C. J. Kddy, general
agent, at Portland, Or., and he will gladly
give It. Genesee Idaho News.
DANGER IN SODA.
Serious Results Sometimes Follow Its ,
Excessive Use. j
j Common soda Is all right In Its place
and Indispensable In the kitchen and for
j rooking and washing purposes, but It
; was never Intended for a medicine, nnd
people who use It as such will some day
i regret It.
I We reffer to the common use of soda
to relieve heartburn or sour stomach, a
j habit which thousands of people practice
! almost dally, and one which Is fraught
! with danger; moreover the soda only
; gives temporary relief and In the end tho
; stomach trouble gets worse and worse.
J The soda acts as a mechanical Irritant
! to the walls of the stomach and bowels
j and cases are on record where It accu -
I mulated In the Intestines, causing death
1 by Inflammation or peritonitis.
I Dr. Hnrlandsnn recommends as thu
' safest and surest cure for sour stomach
l.'ll-io dyspepsia) nn excellent pn-inr;i! I'm j
sold by druggists under the name of j
Hluart's Dyspepsia Tablets. These tab-1
lets are large 20 grain lozenges, very I
pleasant to taste nnd contain the natural 1
fields, peptoneB and digestive elements!
essential to good digestion, and when i
taken after meals they digest the food
perfectly and promptly before It has time I
to ferment, sour and poison the blood nnd I
nervous system.
Dr. Wuerth states that he Invariably 1
uses Stuart's Dyseppslo Tablets In all
cases of stomach derangements and
finds them a certain cure not only for
sour stomach, but by promptly digesting
the food they create a healthy appetite,
Increase flesh and strengthen the action
of the heart and liver. They are not a
cathartic, hut intended only for stomach
dim-uses and weakness and will ho found
reliable In any stomach trouble except
cancer of the stomach. All druggists sell
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at 00 cents per
package.
A little book describing all forms of
stomach weakness and their cure mailed
free by addressing the Stuart Company,
of Marshall, Michigan.
m T K I It i m.
ONE EISJOYQ
Hoththc method nru! results when
Syrup of 1'iKs is taken; it is pleasant
ami refreshing to the taste, ami acts
gently yet promptly on UicKiilncyj,
Liver ami HowcU, cleanses the ys
tetn etlectually, tlispcls coUls.heail
achesamt fevers ami cures habitual
constipation. Svrupof Figs is the
only remedy of it kind etcr pro
duced, pleasing to the taste ami ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly bcnclicial in its
efiects.preparcdouly from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
its many excellent qualities com
mend it to all and have made it the
most popular remedy known.
Syrup of l-igs is for sale in 50
cent bottles bv all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept
any substitute.
CAUF0RSIA HO SYRUP CO.
$A fKAKISCO. CL
louaritu. it. tew toxic it
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or ins
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d.) ul March, IK.
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Isial Notary rutnif fur 1 if-sun.
Correct-Attesl:
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THhO. HKOKKH,. Ilr. l.-rs.
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AdSIONTiE'S NOTICE TO CREDITOR.
Notice la hereby given that th under
signed has this day been appointed as
signee of Rebecca Straus, aa Insolvent
, debtor. Creditors of th aald aasUnor
' are hereby notified to present their claims
under oath to the undersigned within
three monttsi from this Oat at Us plaoe
I of business at No, tTS Commercial trect,
, Aorta. Oregon.
! Dated this llth day of December, HOT.
M ontT.niinpt.
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i MONUMENTS
! IflHOFF ft MINAR,
!t!l K. Xorrison Ht., portUnd, Or
j CKMHTKRV WORK
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J. B. WYATT,
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Phona No. 68
Astoria, Ortg um
lard ware,
Ship Chandlery,
Grocerie,
Provision,
FAINT8 and OIL.H.
Srccial Attrition Paid to Supplying Milpt
I873 I897
Fisher
Brothers
ASTORIA....
; LUBRICATING
OILS
1 SPECIALTY I
;
; J-lk
SHIP CHANDLERY
HARDWARE
IRON AND STEEL
COAX,
GROCERIES AND PROVISION
FLOUR AND MILL FEED
PAINTS, OILS AND VARN1SHJU
LOGOERB' SUPPLIES
FAIRBANKS SCALES
DOORS AND WINDOWS
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
WAGONS AND VEHICLES
Bicycles
I.OCKH, KKYH
A Nil KKVVJNO
MAI III Krl...
Also -II I.I1I1I
Repaired
Machinery.
C. H. Orkwitz
Ut DUANE.
Cut lug- beads
oa Fish Lines,
ALASKA.
Its Neglected I'sst, Its) llrllllnnt Fwure,
by lliwtir. I WMliliiglon Jsines,
This Is) a nea book of the h alter oiiua.
vxMitMllilua- imiiM to but It Interest aid
vnlerliUil the piibllc, w4io ai-s now si-
Itacled by rvvryt.'ung ixiuloln to Alis
ka and tsitt ito'.d o( Itiu I'ppir Yukon
river. The aulUoi's olwi vat ons In Ala,
ka are ni'Uieii In lili usu.cl spailtlliig vein,
ili.lr millifotiiiwi to auture liuiklim tio'in
valusblM lor the liifoeniaiioii lliey con
tain, niaiiy of th dioitpt 011s Iwlnn wilt
ten oil thii spot.
The Inter amlcis iliouali cuiip-wsl in
a decidedly ,su iuv. si) li SIV plne40lll
readable and liistiihllviv The wilU'i
Coiesaw tliw damning of a new er tor tit--territory
long uuderrutcd by people
who JuilRcd brfoiM ImenUiliit i II' l
siblo iswtHiroea and became deeply Intor
rsiml In live district at the tluie of U'
putx-Jut' and reeolvcxl a'tmi t me to vleli
t. Wlien the Hiprliuilty oltorcd hi"
mind wsa prtr,-d to take a comprehen
sive ami Impartial view if Alaska, both
In Its natup.il and political poesllillllliw.
Tlio var.vly slid sWrmlor of its aowiury
raclnatil httu, wlilto Its was lilted with
oiMiiuilsorattou for lis tiNilivtnl condition
liu bus uul his pen In a sincere rti.
lie svor to srouo pollt.cal a sell a s
cl.il tlUHUililfiiliiiw concerning 11 in all
Its peculiar and valuable qualllliw, and
earmwlly advocate prompt and careful
it4tlon for Us goveriunent and pro
tection. Anyone who w II read tills book
will nolo how he willy and Justly he h is
lu.ll.il every tu of 'lie advancement
if tho territory. Th lnt,rn.itlonnl liw
concerning the llerlng si-a nit I l fish
ery q una Ion, the houtulary qinwlloit an. I
. (lier Items of tea.Ut'on are fully an I
carefully treated In th work INvrom
lnteretil III Hie sealing coiif..ren.v lately
held and the forthcoming comtrmsi ni.il
debatiit will want 1.1 rsd It. Itm work
Is beautifully Illustrated w ill r.venl maps
and plates of this section of the country,
mid la the i.tost rl.itrte work yet pub
llsti.tl on the subject.
HnttiVsiiiMi l.'iu-e. il t,s U eniirav
tnjr. Ill maps, t'loth. II to. jlii uhlne
publishing Co , I'iill.i.l. IphU.
TUKArtl'llKHM MH'li'l-:
Notice Is hereby given th.it tli-rn sie
funds In the city t.-rasury to p.iy alt war
rants drawn on the sjenrnil fund and rn
dorsed prior to July I. K'T Interest win
crass after this dale.
K. J CAIINKY,
City Treasurer
Astoria, Oregon, "ebruary 15. W.
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SOCIETY MEETINOH.
TKMI'I.K I.OIHIK NO 7. A. F. ANl
A. M Regular roniniunlcntlon held on
the first and third Tuesday evening of
each month.
1. W. IXIl'NrtllKltltr. W M
E. C. HOI.DKN. Hecretsry.
PROFESSIONAL.
H?'TVCltotlY.
ATTORNEY-AT-1. AW.
l3 Commercial Street.
JOHN T. I.IlillTEIt,
ATTORN EY-AT-I.AW.
Uftlce. upstairs. Aatorlnn llulldinc
C. C. Il ROWER.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Ounderson llulltlius'.
Astoria, uregoii.
DR. O. R. E9TE8.
PHYSICIAN AND HI IKIKON
8 pec lu 1 attention to dltensrs of women
and turner).
Ottbe. over Iinnsiser'a store, At'irl-i.
Ti-leplionj No. 12.
1 Q A. I'liWI.IIY.
ATTORN FY AND iiil .VSKI.OIt
AT LAW.
nll.ee, llonj Street. Aitorla, Or.
DR. JAY TL'TTLK.
PHYSICIAN AND S' U IKON
Office, rooms 5 and . Pythl.in H'liMing.
M14 Commercial Street. Residence sinne.
Telephone 9S.
Acting assistant surveon t'ulted Smt-a
mnrlno honpltul service.
FOR
TILLAMOOK. NEIIALEM AND
TILLAMOOK. NEIIALEM AND
TILLAMOOK, NEIIALEM AND
TILLAMOOK, NEIIALEM AND
TILLAMOOK. NEHALKM AND
OTHER COAflT POINT
OTHER COAST POINT
OTHER COAST POINTS
OTHER COAST POINT
OTHEH COAST POINT
(Reamers
R. P. ELMORE.
R. P. EXM( RM.
R P. ELMORE,
W. H. HARRISON
W. H. HARRISON
W. II. IIARRIBON
AND AUOU8TA
AND AUGUST A
AND AUGUSTA
ALL OPEN FOR SPECIAL CHART Kit
O. K ft N. C, Ants, Portland.
Bulling datm to and from Tillamook
and N.iialem depend upon the weather.
For freight and passenger rat)
apply to
ELMORE, BANRORN A CO., Agents
CASTOR I A
For Infonu i.nd Children
ru fit- j
iii") ... fl
Beware of Imitations
orccstcrsliire(0
tOHH DUNCAN'S SOM1, Mint, N VOSS.
I'IM'ILK
KKOKIVICO
IN THIS
I'UIMAUY.
UltAMMAIl
AND
AOAI1KMIO
(lUADI-H
THE SISTERS OF THE
Convent of the
...Holy Names
ASTORIA, 0RIC0N,
IIAVK tlK.NKl 'I'ltKlll lllUlllilMI AM
ll.W MClltMli,.
For rntsa, to., adilru ttin Hupi-ilonm
r
UDUunuu
n n n r n if n ml Q
..
M W M M U M
k ill n? w r rt n r n P.,'1
T iSi a, Aw M mm mm mm mm LX; 1
The Hast. Aboolutslr lur K
I '
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; ,ii 1
For J u
Tlia (Kfldent Hot! Bar,
Tb Ofllo taloo.
AM aU th leadltkj bar la Astoria.
Sun I riiiwliH.i
um rtirtliinJ
W. F. SCHEIBE,
A lull II 4 Pip. T.
aa takas'
AillcWt.
74 Conmisrtilal Ml.
What Style?
Many people find It dlftleull
toolilalu a ierfeet fit In
Footwear.
Some reiiilr high lliitep,
to others a narrow hoe la a
neersalty,
Wear Inbualnru to nerve
all, and niak a
Special Study of Individual
Wants..
Petersen &
Brown.
THE PARKER HOUSE
CENTRALLY LOCATED-
(.oriier of Ninth ami Aalor Streets, Aatorln.
Guests Received on American or
European Plan.
The
Choicest
Table Wines...
For Families
Also for Medicinal an
Cooking Purpose
Private Block, Cream Rye, Old Hickory,
Prd of Kentucky and HermtMl
old California Brand!.
Carlson's Family Liquor Store
in TWELFTH 8TRHBT
The reason
for it.
We have been In th
Shoe business
In Astoria lor many years, during;
,ht,.h Hum th wnntS of OUr CtlS-
tomers have been thoroughly stud
ied and adequate proportions
mndo to meet their evory demand.
We carry the
largest stock In the city. . .
and every purchase make has
the approval of our many year' ex
perience. 0 Conun.rcl.1 JQHN HAHN.
INMTUU-
M lv NT A I,
MUHIC,
I'AINTINtl
AND
VOll'lt
fl.'l,Tl'IIK
f t) KM A
HI'Kt'lAI.
DKI'AHTMK NT
Mount
Angel
College
MOUNT ANllil 1immi CjI OMIOOH
Htla la Just lb pis- for your hoya
IMIa-hlful location, Lira buildings and
grounds, aood uiwla, plenty of liaallhy
ircl, ikIIiiI tmchers snd careful
training- lids I slwit lliay all say of
MT ANtir.l, (til.I.IXlK, Hend for Cat.
P. F. PLACIDUS. Director,
OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
.Montftotilti, Drsuiin
A TRAINING SCHOOL I0R TtACHtRS
Itasnlar .Nermal I'uiine l lti" e !"'
fiaalor i a' Imllt pr'b o'lal-
'In.luiua iieiarniii-m f lime il 'nll lreO.
Iinliunl.ii. an t Irulii n In iiiiioi.ni ri ihe lili
teini, ami V.. i V"'l' fo, 1 nl.i- lnnl ,..,.
1li .Norm .li.lion I. ieci I) la at a s I A 1 1
IIKK fsKUMi Alt to .a. Ii
1 1, III eloctus. lulll"". tiiUid i"l lUI" lP-
pnniuialrli 1, ,.ti) ier ,ar
Slihlenla UmlllB llielloelci. Ill" l I" ' eaf
Aciuleilili' rle 1 ut il Iuhii hili li'il
faialogura 1 h mill) wet mi api-lictl"U.
Adiirru
I', U l AMI IIKI.I.. I letlnil. of
W. A. W ANN, mrlty Kirolt
"Keystone
Monogram"
Whiskey
SHERWOOD
c5tf -
SHBRKOOD
PACIFIC COAsT AOENT.
Manulailurer snd
lonlr In
FINE CIGARS!
Pleasing the
appreciative.-:-
If you want meats that wilt please you.
atlary you, strengthen you, there It Be
better place than our. W five yoa
the beat and at the best price w caa
make. Tou see where we do you good,
for we make (nod meat sell for ordi
nary price. Buch a line of price
these was never sn for th quality flven
rtOBS. 1II001N8 CO.
LADIES'
aNU(.r.NTI..Mr.YS
Underwear
.nun: to oitnr.K
Latest Styles
Thorouah Workmsnshlp
Prices Low
James Murphy
420 Commercial Street.
Emil Schacht
ARCHITECT
Rooms 317-.) 18
Portland Saving llnnk Bldg.
Portland, Oregon.
THE PROOF
of the puddlnc to In the eatla
and th proof of liquor
IS IN SAMPLING
That's an argument that's eeas.
eluslv- demonatraUoB,
Ours will iund th teat
HUGHES & CO.
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