The daily morning Astorian., April 21, 1898, Image 4

TI1K IlAILY AST01U.YN, Tlll'lJSDAY MOKMNU, A Til 1 1, l, UU8.
Some Prices
Freh Clams
Ptr dosen
IOC
Lard
Three poundi for
25C
Green Coffee $1 ftft
Six pounds for PI.UU
Star Grocery Co.
TODAT'S WEATHER.
Fair wealher.
AROUND TOWN.
THURSDAY.
Gladness Is born of th April weather.
And the heart la a lUiht a a wind-tossed
feather. Eben E. Retford.
Try 8chllllnra Best tea and baking
powdsr.
Ice cream at the Parlor.
City council meeting tonight
For 6al-8teainer Reatleaa, at ruhri
wharf.
W uaa nothing but the best cream.
Parlor.
Mldwlfs-Mr. Marx llak. 7SJ Exchange
street
Best lot cream parlors In the city at the
Parlor.
For sale The Bulletin bowling alleys;
Apply to F. J. Norton.
William Whelan. representing the Union
Meat Company, of Portland. Is in the city.
Just arrived another shipment of W
wall paper: more on the way. C. M. Cut
birth. A. W. I'tilnger. I'ppertown, who has
been 111 for several weeks. Is again able
to be around.
New crop dried fruits, new crop raisins,
Sga and assorted nuts all extra 8n qual
ity, at Rosa, Higgln A Co.
Fresh Jersey, nolsteln and Durham
cows for sal at reasonable figure. Will
also trad for fat beef rows. M. 8usman.
The steam shovel on the railroad line
la working at the gravel pit above Knap
pa. and surfacing of the line will soon be
In full blast
Ton can get a box of soap of three cake
for I cents; a cake of castlle and wash
rag for I rents; Rogers' drugs tore; look
la our window.
Good table board and nicely furnished
room may be had at the Rucker house,
corner Fourteenth and Commercial sts.
New management.
When going east travel on the North
ern Pacific railway. Quick time and the
nly line running dining cars. Train
leaves Portland dally at 11 o'clock a. m.
Captain Flske, of the United States en
gineering department, who was down In
specting the fortifications at the mouth ot
the river, returned to Portland last night.
The young bachelors of the A. F. C. all
wish they were married now so that they
might participate In the match game be
tween the ladies and their husbands on
Thursday evening.
Now Is the time for spring cleaning.
After that comes new linoleums, wall
paper and oil cloths. Have you seen our
Stock? G. V. Porter, olu Central Hotel
building. Commercial street
If you bar hides, wool, furs, rags,
bone, or any kind of tunk for sale, ship
It to R. iL Gaston, 1(6 Fourteenth street.
Astoria, Oregon, or write him and he will
call at your place and get It He pays
iL Busman, the reliable dealer In hides,
wool and Junk, also sells goods on ccrm
mission. Return promptly made at full
fix urea on a consignments entrusted to
him. Goods must be plainly marked with
nam of sender.
The favorite whiskey of famous men la
narper. sccause oi lis smouin, eiquiaim
flavor; because of It matchless purity;
because of It mellow age. No wonder
H'a the favorite. Every drop sterling.
Harper whiskey sold by Foard It Stokes
Co., Astoria, Oregon.
Hot drink, mixed drinks, mineral wat
ers, wine, cordial, bitters, liquors. Key
West and domestic cigars. Frankfurter,
moked goose, Westphalia ham, Hamburg
eel, Braunschwelger mettwurst, and any
other old good thing to eat or drink can
be found at the Louvre.
Mr. M. J. Kinney has closed a contract i
with the Union Fishermen's Co-operative I
cannery whereby he disposes of the sal-
Kinn i.ml.F ths U'lnnu.. I..K..I un,l I
, " , ' " .,
an agreed commission as compensation.
. .t , i
The managers of the Co-operative can
nery will pack the goods.
The boys won't do a thing but root for
the ladies In the match game against their j
husbands at the A. V. C. alleys tonight.
The ladles will vote for captain and the j
men will do likewise and a lively time is!
anticipated. The referee will be a ludy. ,
selected by the players In the hall. '
Northern PacIHcTaTroad trains leave
Portland dally at 11 o'clock a. m. for Ta- I
coma. Spokane, and the east. Close con- J
nation ma . fer Rn..trt
wr-i . .-a O.....W ni.-,,.'ia
t.VIIXfll, .JdllMUW Ctl.U VII.IDU 1.IIUIUUI i ,,,, , ,
..... th'-ir appri ' ifi!i.n of th-ir
mining camps. For map and information i . .. m
ii s n, . nigllt Will be presented
call on or addres C. W. Stone, Astoria, I ,, . ' '
r, "iVNlre, tmd Satur-l-iv aft.-m-
w,eB"U. (
Itepurts from fishermen and canneries I
yesterday showed that the run of salmon
la improving. Trap men ure doing little
or nothing and the gill nettt-rs are not
yet fishing ut the bar. They ure drifting
In the river opposite the city. All antic!
pate an Increase In the run In the next
few days.
We have JubI received the latest Incan
descent GAS BURNER, manufactured by
the Eureka Manufacturing Concern,
which will be furnished complete and put
on with the best mantle made, the
"YXALTA" for $1.50. Unsurpassed In II
lumlntlng power. Needs no burning off.
Wr. J. Scully sole agent, 431 Bond street.
The averages of the ladles of the A. F.
C. who challenged their husbands for a
match game on Thursday evening are
so nearly even with the averages of their
husbands that a close and exciting con-
Your Grocer
would rather sell you 6V
ling's Best baking powder
because it does the most
work to the cent. ,
lent Is certain. W hile some f th. nu n
avcrngc better than their wives, there
are fully as many Indies who can easily
oulscnre their husbands.
Cut llowers snd choice plants J"t ar
rived from Portland. Come and see them;
we are not clearing out greenhouse rub
bish but offer for sale choice, trlfty.
young plants.. Our roses are Oregon cut
tings and warranted true M name. See
for yourself. Rowenstoek Pros.. Com
mercial eirect, next d.mr to Wise's.
Mayor ttcrgnian rsterday signed the
following ordinances: Apprising f the
in-yenr plan of payment of assessment
for the Commercial street cutcnM.m. sp-
plication to be made prior to May 1. lve,
establishing the grade on Alameda ave.
nue: establishing the grade on 1 oiumnia
avenue; accepting the Commercial street
extension Improvement.
It was reported last evening that the
Van Dusen llrothcrs had signllled their
w illingness to donate 40 acres of laud and
IM-foot right-of-way to the railroad
track near Tongue Point for a site for the
propose! shlpways to he erected by Mr.
F. D. Clark. This Is the beginning and
If others follow there can be Utile doubt
but that Astoria will h.ir i first-class
shipyard in the near future.
Mr. Frank Patton and Mr. If. C. Thomp
son returned yesterday from a visit up the
lw ls and Clarke river They report that
the valleys are simply beautiful and prom
ise larger crops than ever. The liarden of
ten might well have been located on
this fine stream. Plowing and planting
for spring crops are In full progress and
hay and dairy' products In large quantities
are assured.
The first shad of lh. season h.is ir-
rived In the market, and one of the local J
markets displayed a half d. ten large oils ;
in front of the store veslerdav. The larg. ,
st weighed over six pounds and had the I
sppearance of being fresh from salt w it- ,
er. Shad are rarely taken In the Columbia :
at this season of the year, but are usually ;
taken in lar. m.n.h. r i I,,,,.. iniv
They Were for sale at J' cents apiece.
Quartermaster Brown, of the Colutnh.ne,
while riding a bicycle yesterday ran Into
ater plug at the corner of Eleventh
and Bond streets and fractured his knee-
cap. He was riding uvi from the Tele,
phone dock and w as g inig at a g.fcM rate
of speed. He was taken to the hospital
where his Injuries mere attended to. The
fracture Is quite severe and it will be
some time before he will he able to be
around.
The steamer Oregon from Sin Francisco
did not get In until 4 o'clivk yesterday
afternoon. Captain Steven reirtcd that
head winds and a heavy current were
against them all the way. There was a
large passenger list, almost every state
room being occupied, and she brought a
large amount of freight. It is expected
that the Columbia. Just off the ways and
In thorough repair, will leave S.in Pr.in
cisoo for Astoria today.
Another case of cerehro spinal menin
gitis developed on the bearh north of II
waeo yesterday. The man was an em
ploye on the stranded ship Glenmorag.
and was a strong and hearty person. It
has not been learned what the result of
his case is. Considerable alarm ha been
caused In this city and well-posted phy
sicians declare that while the disease Is
not what is ordinarily known a conta
gious it is very communicable and be
comes epidemic.
Mr. J. M. Hughe returned yesterday
from an extended visit in Sail Lake and
Bois cities. Mr. Hughe stopped on the
way at Baker City und other .astern Or
egon towns and says that business there
Is In good condition and that the agricul
tural resources of that portion of the
state are being developed to a remarkable
degree. Where a few years ago was noth
ing but desert land are nuw plowed
field and rich pasture lots. The O R. &
N. Company along its line is d ing much
to develop the country.
was
The will of the late Ell C. Crow
filed for probate In the probate court yes
terday. C. H. Eng.-. of this e.ty. and
James Brown, of Knappa. ar. r.am-d as
executors without twmd. The will was
admitted to probate and provides that Ihe
property be held in trust fur Mrs. J.A.Mc
Callum, niece, and A. B. Powers, nephew.
The property comprises f.,ur ,il in the
east half of block T. Mn'lure s, and a
farm at Knappa. The petition s-t, forth
that the estate is worth $!'ii
During Engineer WarrWk's visit to In
aprn me loungs nay bri.ig.. he also In-
specteo tne railroad bridge aero the '
John Day. He will make a r-port to the i
war nepartment and it Is not anticipated
by the county court that any unneces
sary trouble nr delay will l- had In the
matter. Cm their return to this i lty the
launch was run aground n.-ar IPirnslde
Point. Mr. Warritk went .ih.,re and
staid at Knappa. while Commissioners
Petersen and Lewis and
County Judge j
tjray warned the railroad tie Into the
city, arriving here late and thoroughly
disgusted with the accident. Judge Cray
says when he next go.-. n 4 yiflt j ln.
spectlon he will have something to say
In the piloting of the launch.
Another large audl.-nee greeted tne pitt-
ner romti.iriv l:isr .ili.h, .. , .
hu Tll .... opera
"""" "" rendl-
nil l- I Flu lu.rl,.rn, .n I. .,
Hon of "The .;rat Diamond Mvstery "
Th , . . . . r'
'np principals received :m eX,,.pip,Ilay
I good support from the memie rs of the
I company. Mattie rhoav. s "M,,rv Mar-
shall.'' and Millie Ht.wr, ,, - Mrs, m.
ib-frand." made . i. v u ,... p - ord
fr themselves i!n ;he . ,mi..niy John
Wuldron. as "Julius H:M. Sr.ind. " A. L.
Willard. as ' Horn.. Hli.nd. and K -lly
"PeUr flrump." Mi.un-d tn-ir high
reputations a m tors. ,v, Mitchell's
"'Zr 'i'T'-'u"' ; Kr",n ,'lf"'"
' u " " p h ' lh"
.'T"' T, ' r"'"'n'U '1 10
' """" ' "r- hearty uppiaiise In
'"' "rl" "'"king t'o- n-l i-n.
for
eflorts. To
.Millionaire's 'II '.lo re will
sie-clal rnaiine.
WHEN TRAVELING
Whether on pleasure bi-nt or business,
take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of
Figs, as It acts most pleasantly and ef
fectually on the kidneys, liver, and bow
els, preventing fevera, henddrhes, and
other forms of l'-kngg. For sale In 60
cent bottles by all leading drugglBtB.
Manufactured by the California Fig Syr
up Company, only.
PRIZES
EOIi .SCHOOL
t'NDEK H
'III LDRRN
We will distribute nt our store free of
charge to nrliool . DILIi .-n urn, r 14 years
of age on Friday, Apri al, vry hand
some pictorial drawing bonks, and will
award a lirst and se.-ond prize for the two
neatest drawing books- lill-d 0ut and re
turned before May 14th,
ROSS, Hlfi.JINS He CO.
ATTENTION NA VA I, RESERVE !
The members of the Second company,
naval battalion, will assemble at the
lourthoiise this Thursday evening ut ii
o'clock for the purpose (,f being meas
ured for uniforms.
W. A. SHERMAN,
Lieutenant Commanding.
Trifles are the hinges upon which the
door of opportunity swings.
0. K. N. Company l'uhinij for Its
iStaMNhitK-nt Here.
;ki.,vt Dt;i r thki-ai im i)
lreilrt .Hosier sad Aucat Voohry at
Vuri-Pr, J. K. Fsltos I rue the
Ntce.iiY (or t Statin al Oacc.
President Mohler of the O. It. & N.
Co. spent yesterday In Astoria. This Is
his first visit to this rlty sines assuming
the duties of his office. When seen by
an Aatorlan representative and In re
sponse to questions, Mr. Mohler said:
"I am here simply looking over the
Held relative to Improvements contem
plated by the company. Our docks need
repairing and the coal bunkers are 111-
sufficient in capacity to handle the busl-
ness. I have also Investigated the opera
'" r r", r """"
with a view to an improvement ,Kn to
b made In the river schedule.
"Another Important matter and one
which Is of the utmost consequence to tne
whole Columbia rlwr Is the question ot
arrangements soon to tve ma.ie t tne
government ror me es.aoiisnme,,, o,
quarantine station hero. The last two
ships from the Orient arriving at the
sound and San Francisco had smallpox
aboard. We are operating a line of steam
ers to the Orient and at present then
is absolutely no means of taking care of
a vessel that might have Infectious dis
eases aboard. 1 have consulted with
Health Officer Dr. J. A Fulton and den
eral Agent Frank W'oolsey of the steatu-
ship line will Ih here In a few days to
l.Hk further Into the matter. I am very
anxious to Induce Immediate action by
the general government for the establish
ment of this station. It Is a question ot
supreme Importance In the matter of j Baker left Cuba he sent his rule and
traffic between Oregon and the Orient, pistol to Hornet who will Mrs J. h i be
There Is some question ns to the proper lleves. turn them over to her husband for
locution of the station. ITohably Captain use. The b iter from Mrs Joa was
Flske or another officer In charge of the written m Cardena. wh.r.- she is stnmg
m uter w ill make recommendations as t'
the lest location of the station. There
should be Immediate relief and the Im
portance. f this movement now Involved
In the operation of the Oriental liners
cannot be overestimated. The absence of
a quarantine station at Astoria means
under certain conditions tremendous de
lays to traffic and a great disadvantage
to us as against the Sound and S.in
Francisco. The delay of the government
in establishing this much needed station
Is not only a hardship but operates
against Astoria and Portland. Al San
Diego for years there has been a quar
antine station, although the foreign ship
ping along the Columbia river exceeds
that of San Diego In the proportion of
fifty ships to one."
It Is believed that Mr. Mher's vis t
presages important Improvements and de
velopments relative to Oriental traffic
with the Columbia.
When seen lust night Dr. J. A. Fulton,
state health officer, referring to the que,
tlon of quarantine In Astoria, said:
"Today there are absolutely no facilities
In Oregon for handling a ship containing
infectious diseases. If only the ship Itself
was to be disinfected this could be ac
complished easily and expeditiously and
ut u small outlay of time and money.
But when It comes to handling passen
gers It is an entirely umereni matter. , -ration against the United Stales Thev
We have no place In which to keep the h 1V1, ,.,. ini hltllI,., fr,lln tiurnlng eth
passenger and It will be necessary t- ' Ki, ,,f president M. Ktnl. y .md oth-r
see that the passengers who are ws-ll i AniTii-:in Mt.tt-sm-n.
and who are simply detained until the
Incubation perloil of a disease has seii I CAPTAIN Mol'.ToN DEAD
are well und properly cared for. It ha
been suggested that In case we are so
unfortunate ns to have to deal with an
Infected ship and crew or passenger
that we might obtain an old covered
barge and use that for the station until
the government can furnish better quar-
,ers. There are. however, objections to
such an arrangement. It may be that we
would purchase a number of tents for
the purpose and put them up In some
sheltered place. This would necessitate
a guard night and day and In case of
bad weather would not be altogether sat
isfactory. However. I trust, we will
not have to meet the misfortune. If we
do. we shall certainly take the necessary
pi(.autlons to protect the public from
disease, no matter wno is inconvenienceu
or what the cost of money or time."
NEW ASTORIA NOTES.
Mrs. K.
M. Uilly went to Astoria on
Monday.
Dr. August Kinney
visited Elavel last
Saturday.
Dr. Alfred Kinney Hpent Sunday al
Hammond.
A. F. Hober and wife, ut llwaco, were
over on Saturday.
Horn To the wife of Captain Charles
Jacobson, April 1.1, a son.
A very pb-asant party was given ,u t he
hotel last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Rosetta M'tiuirc, who has been
very ill with pneumonia. Is Improving.
Mr. A. Taylor, of the White Collar Line,
spent Sunday with his family at Elavel.
fleese are (lying north In large Hocks
ami the hunter are consequently happy.
W. P. Day gave
a phonograph at
an entertainment with
Ford's hall Saturday
evening.
The many friends of Mrs. It. E. Turk
will be glad to hear she Is rapluly recov-
erlng.
David Hood, representing Mason, Ehr
man Co.. made his regular visit last
Thursday.
J. II. Smith was over from Astoria last
Saturday und went down the plains hunt
ing for geese.
Captain W. C. Coulson, Inspector of the
life saving service, was at Point Adams
station last week. ,
II. I. Larson and John Hatty, of Port
land, were visiting Martin McLaughlin
a few days last week.
Mrs. James M. Turney left Flavel lasl
Friday for an extended visit to the cast.
Mr. Turney und Mrs. Taylor accompa
nied her to Portland.
HI. 'OH CAMPI1ELL DEAD.
Sioux Falls, 8. D., April 20,-Oneral
Hugh J. Campbell Is dead. He was the
member of the Louisiana returning board
whose voted derided the election In 1S7U In
favor of It. B. Hayes against Tllden. He
organized the first regiment In Iowa for
the civil war. For eighteen year he
wus United States attorney for this state
and territory. He had just volunteered
to raise a regiment.
SANTA VK IIKI.D UP.
In an Exchange of Sliols With the Rob-
bers. Engineer OlfTord la Killed,
la Angeles. April 2ll - The Sanln r'e
overland No. I, west bound, was held up
at Hie Molave river bridge two miles west
of Ore. ilrande In Kan llernardtno county
at 1 St this morning. Engineer iliffont
was killed by one of the robbers, who was
mortally wounded by ilifford. In an ex
change of shots. The robbers tl iiiged I lie
Main at the approach lo the bil.lge and
boarding the engine took Ihe engineer
and fireman back lo the express ear and
endeavored to detach II fiom the llrsl
passenger coach but could not uncouple
It. They succeeded In culling off the
mall car and engine, however, mul com
pelled the engineer to ull these up to the
siding. Here they rilled the mall car and
secured Ihe registered mall Tin ' then
backed down to the train again and were
proceeding to the express car when En
gineer UlfTonl opened lire on them with
a revolver. He fatally wounded one of
Ihe robbers. Paul Jones, of Oro ilrande,
but the others escaped, afier shooting
Clifford with a charge of buckshot, tilf
ford died at once. Express Messenger
Mott remained on the rear platform ot
the express car and wlih Ihe body ..r the
engineer came lo this cllv The robbeis
got nothing but registered mall
ST.UtVINO CATTLE.
San Kranels.-o. April Ji-The slock and
sheepmen who are anxious to get their
starving cattle and sheep out of centi.il
and southern California as soon as pos
sible, are Incensed with the se.r.utv ot
"'" " "' r -
Istructlng lnseclor at S i. r.unento.
- , Stockton .m.l Eresno ,. i,ro, e. ,1 with the
Inapectloii of the animals and authorise
their shipment to Utah. Nebraska. I in
s.is and Wyoming There .ire in southern
and central California. Iliev sav, .'sV'Mi
cattle and tiiii hccp that mii'i be
moved to g.iod pasturage lo prevent their
starvation. Most of the stockmen .ire
agreed that nearly all of the catile and
sheep mentioned must be sell! out w.lllltl
the next two months.
NOT ALL DESERVED
N'ewb. rg. N V . April ;ii It has been
erron.tiiisly reimrted lh.it all tin- men
who filled the osts of consuls and vice-
consuls In Cuba have left the island pr
Andrew V. Jova of this city has le. ive.i
I a letter from Mrs John Jov.i stuing
j that her husband has hum d the insurgent
'forces and will probably be assigned oil
jthe staff of il.ner.il le'Sos John Joa
I W .IS United St.lti S V lee-colisul at SagU.I
' 'a ilrande with Consul Baker
hen
, ai uie nome 01 ner sis
HEI.l'ED CAI'TI UK IbxiTII
Itelolt. Wis.. April S' -Mrs J W Crist,
an old lady living here claims to hive
assisted In the capture of J Wilkes
j itooth. the assassin of Lincoln and that
he died a natural death In England Slo
says her first husband was Captain Hag
gett. commander of the Mary I'orter. a
rebel bio kade runner and that twn
I months after the murder of
the
I.rest.b nt
Daggett look the asass:n on his boat
land carried him to Nassau i town in the
i Itahama Islands Mrs. Crist later visited
the ltahani.is and saw llooth there and
; he save her a ring she now possesses
She says It was llooth' accomplice, Eox.
i who was kllb.l and buried in a barn an t
' was thought to ! llooth.
ENTEI'.INC. SPAIN'S SEIIVU E
New- York. April 5.-The Herald s . or
rrspondent In Montevideo telegraph that
a son of the famous dictator Santos, who
is a Uruguayan naval officer. Is now serv
ing on board the Spanish cruiser Vli. avs
other Uruguayan off), ers are utmtil t i
enter the service of Spam in lor irniv
and navy.
The police are now guarding Hi. ( tut.d
Slates consulate in Ast i-n. lon, partguiv
The Spaniards hive made noisy deunm-
j New York. April 3i. -Captain Thorn i
i A. M-irton I dead. age. I UT years Imring
i Ihe W ar he served as a naval offb er and
I fought under Earragut al New Orleans
j He was afterward captain of one of the
Pacific Mall steamers and subsequently
I h.ul charge of the works of the Panama
canal at Colon. Af'rr the failure of the
canal si heme. Captain Morton went to
Nicaragua. He was well known In ship
ping circles.
In his last sickness he was
extremely desirous of recovery so that
he might be able to fight against the
Spanish.
TmAZIi.lAN EA I LI' RES.
New York. April SI. -The Herald's cor
respondent In Itlo de Janeiro telegraphs
that Ihe firm of I-mas, engaged In the
lmKrtntlnn of pretroleum, machinery and
other American products, has suspended
payment with heavy liabilities. .Several
banks are Involved.
Astoria. Oreifon, April C, p'Hi.
To the Honorable Mayor ami Common
I'ouncll of the City nf Astoria :
ijentli-men In aeordanee with Section
ITU of the City Charter, we herewith le g i
leave to report the receipt and disburse,
nii-nts of the Astoria Water Commission
for the ipiarter ending March .11. Km. in
follows:
RECEIPTS,
f or the month of January
our gross receipt were;
l-'rom account of water
rat.-s IE
From account of tapping
in. litis
From account of ibiln-
'pient charni s
From Interest n wa
ii. 'i
bonds In sinkiiiL' fund . 71. m n
for the month or l-eprunry
our gross receipts were;
From account of water
rales, II Mil. Mi. b ss Ji;. ire.
bated the Fisher opera
house mi order nt the
Commission, on account
of overcharge n water
rate for Pi months past ,I7Vi i
From account of tapping
mains .I.mi
From a'ccounl of iblln.
incut charges pi. la jinn:, p.
For the month of March
our gross receipts were;
From account nf water
rales 11772 II
From account nf tapping
mains ui.-Vl
From account of delln-
ipn-nl chaig.-s
From sale of 4 feet nf li In.
wrought Iron pipe 'n .40., .m IIWI.Mi
Making the entire receipts for the
ipmrtor
.vni.2n
As per report llb-d January 5, IhW,
we nan on Ii.iim in the treasury
at the end of last o,uarier $",122
This shows a total nf
.$lfT, ',.'!. :,x
DISHI'RSKMKNTS.
Superintendent's salary
.im.iKi
. za.m
. 17.70
. II. mi
. 221. mi
. :i2.(io
. loo no
. 2.1)0
. I.7'i
. (UK)
. 14 !I7
. 23. 4K
.11
expense account
Repairs to mains
Stationery and printing
Clerk's salary
Office expense
Rent account
Repairs to conduit
Tupping mains
Advertising account
Tunis ...j
Repairs to telephone: line.,
Oflico furniture
Legal services
Repairs to power house, ...
Expense tiiklnit un old con
.to. mi
41. OS
duit pipe 2l.fi8 J1212.3U
Leaving a balance In Ihe treasury
of ;i;m 22
Very respectfully submitted,
THE ASTORIA WATER COMMISSION
Hy W. W. PARKER,
Chairman.
Attest: H. O. VAN DUSEN, Clerk.
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ONU ICiVJOYS
It.it li tint in.'tliivl miT nNiiltd wlion
Svrupnf i-'ivfH ist lakoti ; it In (ilcitsitut
nidi rpfiviliini; i.itlm (auto, ami m is
ilt'iilly yot H'imtly mi tlio K Iihu-yt.
l.ivpr ami I.oxvoIm, i'Iiiiiiinpn llio ay",
torn t'lTivtuully, ilinppg ctilils, luml.
iiclii's nml fivir mnl curr Imliiluiil
0i)iPli:tinii. Syrup of Kij; is tho
only riMnislv of its kiiul pypr in.
iliii'pil, ili'itniiij; lo tlu tiisltt mill up-
I'l'l'laiilo ti i lm Nlmtiiii li, irnini in
it-t iiptinii .m l irulv lu'lu I'u 'ml in u
plTi'ii.s:, iri'ii.uii only from tlio most
lipiilthy tiiul .iurvi'iiLlohiiliHlniu'i'M, 1 1 m
iu:inv I'vivlli'iit iiimlilii'si ciiiiiiiiiuhl it
to ail :kibl li.ivo iniiili' it tlio must
oiiil.ir rouiislv LnuM n.
vrtlp ! ! mi H fur nalo in fto
1'i'iit liottli'i liv all li'iiilini; timer.
cjisLs. Any roIi;iliIt lriii;;iht who
in:iv not liavi' it on hmnl will pro-
i'iim it promptly for any ono who
wisiii'i t. trv ii. I in not iii'i-ppl any
SlllislillllO.
CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO.
am (KAKisctK ct.
louismu. nr. um iohk. m
CLATSOP CnUNTY WARRANTS
Notice Is hereby given to all parties
h olding 01 .ii sop county warrants endorsed
poor lo June 3. I-'H. to present the same
t.i the county Irr.Jsurer at his office, 1M
Tenth strict, for payment; Interest ceases
afier this date
Dated Astoria, or., this It'th day ot
April. KX.
II C. TIIOMI'SUN,
County Treasurer
SToCklloLDEI.il' MEICTINM
The annual meeting; of the stockholders
of the Ast nu llullding and l.oan Aso.
eiitlon will be held at their office, o
r.l EN vi-nth street. Astoria. Oregon, on
Tuesday, May 10. ISM. for the purpose of
electing dire, t ors for the ensuing year and
the transaction of any buslneaa (hat tiny
come before the meei.ng The election
will be by ballot and will b held from :
P in until 9 p m.
Vy oi ler of the board of directors
Attest; F. I. DUNHAIt.
V I. Itohb, Secretary. l'rei.ent
ASSIC.NEE 8 NOTICE TO CIIED1T0K3
Notice Is hereby given that ths under
signed has this day been appointed as
signee of Iteherfa Straus, an Insolvent
debtor. Creditors of the said assignor
are hereby notified to present their claims
under oath to the undersigned within
three month from this date at hi place
of business at No. 171 Commercial street. I
Astoria, Oregon .
Pstrd this Uth day of De. ember. IW7.
N. 8CHLUSSEI.
Assignee nf Keberca Strauss, an Insolvent
debtor.
WAIl IS DECt.A KED
Without further notice, against all who
try to Invade the tailoring business with
out nny knowledge of the same, by I. J
Meany, who Is making suits on his own
premises of fine rasslmer. corkscrew and
diagonal good from f3 lo 3J; tine pants
from M to K. come and see for your
selves No occasion to send away for
iothes to be made by carpenters and
blacksmith, when you can get them tninle
it home by a responsible tailor. Highest
i ash price paid fur fur skins.
P. J. MEANY
CHANdK OF FIRM.
Notice la hereby given that ths under
signed has (his day purchased the Interest
of her co. partners In ths firm known as
the Star Mrurery Company. The business
, 0f ,.j nrm W hereafter be conducted
under her sole ownership and manage
ment, under the same name and at the
stme stand. No. 67J Commercial street.
All bills due by the old firm have been
assumed by her and all outstanding an
counts of said firm ar payable only to
her.
HANNAH M. Olllim
Astoria. Oregon, April S. lit.
LACK OURTAINfl.
Mrs. K. Rnsmussen Is prepared to do
up curtains In satisfactory style. Good
work guaranteed. Leav order at Cleve
land's bakiry.
HOARD AND ROOMS.
Three or four rooms, with board, at
reasonable rates. Table boarder can be
accomodated. Mrs. E. C. Holden, corner
Ninth and Duane street.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
TEMPLE LODGE NO. 7. A. F. AND
A. M. Regular communication held on
the first nnd third Tuesday rnlnf of
each month.
(1. W. L0UN8DERRT, W. M.
E. C. HOLDEN, Secretary.
PROFESSIONAL.
II. T. CROHRY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
4(8 Commercial Street.
JOHN T. LIGHTER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office, upstair. Astorlnn Building.
C. C. P.R0WER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Ounderson Building,
Astoria, Oregon.
DR. 0. B. E8TE8,
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON.
Special attention to disease of women
und surgery.
Otlicn, over Dnnxlgcr's tore, Astoria.
Telephom No. 62.
J. Q. A. POWER Y,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW.
Oll ce, Rond Street, Astoria, Or.
DR. JAY TUTTL1S,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office, room 6 and 6, Pythian Building.
531'A Commercial Street. Retildenc same.
Telephone M.
Acting usHtstnnt urgeon Uultod States
marine hospital service.
larble and (Jranlte
iriHOFP & MINAR,
fr2l K Monlnon HI., Portland, Or
,-AU KINDS OF. CKMBTKBY W0KK..
PISIIBU'S OIBKA 1IOUHB
L, E, RICI.UI, Lessee and Manager.
E1R8T
AITKARANCIO PFTIIK)
FAVORITES
oni:
HOI. II)
WIll.K..
In the following repertoire:
EltlUNI'8
UY MOTIIKH
MA8TKII AND MAN
IIIC VAN WINKI.M
THE DIAMOND MYBTKHT
CIIAltLKVB AUNT
I'OI'l'LAIl PIIICK8
. and 64 Csnls.
Bein rijrht..
When you buy a poor thing It worries
you ss Ion ss It lasts. When you buy a
good thing you are glad of ths few extra
cents, or possibly dollars, you spent for It
very dsy you posses It. We hsvs no
poor mean goods In our store Every'
thing Is ths money's worth most abun
dantly You will bo glad you bought It
here, and you will come agsln. Our as
sortment of high grain spring HlloErt
cannot be approarhrd by any oihr siock
in tha rlty.
Petersen &
Brown.
THE PARKER HOUSE
CLNTRALLY LOCATtD-
Corner of Moil, and V on ous t., l.fin.
Cucsu PecclvcJ on American or j
Furopcan Plan.
I
The reason
for it.
W bar keen in th
Shoe business
la Astoria lor many yar. tarlM
which tiro th want ef oar m
tamer have beea lao roughly steMt
M and adequate preparaLksa
mad to ir.tat their Tsry demaa4.
W carry th
Largest slink In the city. . .
and vnr purchase mk ka
th approval of our nway year' i
pct)ov Co.rcl.l J0M(S MAMN
The Latest Out
Just recelved-thn latent Incandescent
GAS HURNL'R, miiniifni tured by th
Kureka Miiniifacturlng Concern, which
will be furnished complete and put on
with the best mantle made, ihe "YXAL
TA" for $i.to. Unsurpassed In Illuminat
ing power. Needs no burning off.
W. J. Scully,
HOLM AIIKNT,
4.11 llond Btreet.
i7- l97
Fisher
LUHKICATINd
OILS
A SPIICIAI.TV
Brothers
ASTORIA....
SELL
BHIP CHANDLERY
HARDWARE
IRON AND BTEEL
COAL
OROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
FLOUR AND MILL FEED
PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHIC8
LOGGERS' SUPPLIES
FAIRRANK'B SCALES
DOORS AND WINDOWB
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMKNTH
WAGONS AND VEHICLES
SEASIDE SAWmiili
A complete stork of lumber on hand In
th rough or dressed, Flooring rustle,
celling and all kinds of finish; moldings
nnd shingles. Terms reasonable and
price at bedrock. All orders prompllj
attendod to. Ofllce nnd yard at mill.
H. F. L. LOGAN,
Seaside. Oregon. Proprietor
Botnths j m KinfJ You Haw Always Botigfrt
mm
Bittner...
Theater
Company
Monday, April 18.
Changs of I'rogrsmnit Nightly.
OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
tlsnmuulh, )rgon
A TRAININO SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS
Hsgulsr rxrtnl Course nf ihiee yrars
tsslorer aliolli prof. miii.
frsluliiit iix'srniirii of nine inii wlih i e lilt sir a.
iisuiieUoi uml Iralii iik In i nuinsiitsi tsttedlsh sys
leiiH, snd Vis ' M' sle fill taildle losilt
1lif Norma diiloii,n l. iee.-.oe. tr Is as a HTATB
I.IKK t'r llllfh A O to ...h
I iIU exieiu. 1niili.il, lasi.s, twaid Slid ludglnf laps
proilinateUi, iViai por ir
Hltllb-llla UsSKIIni III. IM.ellrt. Ill" IV vrr r
Aemliunle graibs si et-eii d Ireiit liili . hmiis,
t'slaliHtuei 1 he. r fl 1 1 1 1 leel nil a'lielloh
Ad.irrM
I. L. I'sVII'IIKI I. I'le.ld.nl, or
W, A. AN. heereurjuf fwulte
Advantage of
canned goods.
There I an advantage In rsnnsd goods.
Ileal goods sr taken In tho hstiht of
their season, rarsfully selected and prop
trly rannsd. U w sail them we guar
tee them. W watch th p roc eta of th
canning, know th material that I usa.
and know that It la put up properly Wheel
It's opened for us you find II Is fresh and
well adsplfd for beat use.
llOS. IIIUOIN A COMPANY.
UlllfV
i m t.r.MiMrxs
Underwear
iwr. to oKiirn
lltrst Mlyee
Thorough W oikininei't
Prlcesl jB
James Murphy
420 Commtrclil Street.
THE PROOF
of the pudding Is la the Mt
and th proof of Bqaor)
IS IN SAMPLING
Thai' aa argument tM
tl- dernoastraUoa,
Our wfJI taad the mL
HUGHES 4 CO.
The
Choicest
Table Wines...
For r.mlll
AIM for MsdJeln! aa4
Cooking PurpoaM
Prlvats Block. Cream Rye, Old Hickory,
Prlils of Kentucky and llermltvge; Rsj
soM California Brande
Carlson's FamilyLIquor Store
lot TWELFTH BTRBBT
J. B. WYATT,
Ph.as No. Astorl. Oref.a
Harl wore,
ShlpClinndlery,
(irocerlcH,
ProvlHlonH,
.'AINTH and (ill.H.
Ppecl.l All.ntlon Psldle Supplying thl
Emil Schacht
ARCHITECT
koom ,H7jiH
Portland Savings Hank BlilK.
Portland, Oregon.
Bicycles
l,fl(!KH. KKYH
AM) Hl'.WINO
MACIIINKH....
Also all Mailt
Repaired
Cutlng Lead
on KliU Lines.
Mitnliliisry.
C. He Orkwitz
US DUANK.