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A rfrular punlomlne of vlw depicting
the l.fe and hlcory of Aatorla, ami
ouvenlri of the city and country at th
Snoagreaa arallcry.
Farcal at lliinl.tt 'a.
Harper Whlnkey !k liquid music, bot
tled poetry, ripe, mellow, refreihlnr and
delldous. Sold by Koard & Stokei, As
toria, Oregon.
The Brlti-h tark 1'enryhn Castle, In tow
of the tuic Wi.inl from 3un Francisco,
was reported fr,tn the Cape yesterday
evtnlna: 12 miles souih.
rnem Fr-lirht Air'-nt Woodworth "f
the O. K. & N. company was a vlnltor In
the city y..t. rtlay, nnd with hla wife has
Knn(. to the heji h fur a few days.
The rebuilt H.ilk-v ;.ntert l a thlnjc
of ti-auiy with h-r n w staterooms, new
cnrp.-iii. r..-w linen nnd fresh paint. Capt.
r.' ran ir I Jiifily pr .11.1 f his boat.
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j Th.. h.inltiE ...tit.-nt nn the nlk-lil of ih'
K'HiHh at Krekon' heiwe.n Kred It i
i and S.-ward Smith pr mle to h nn
I lnter.tlnic and lively limit. I'r.'llmlnar.-s
if fnur-r.iiinil hniiU will tnko pl.iee hefure
the main event. The men hnve record".
are In iro.xl condition, and en h will do
hl lt tn win. The affair Is under the
management of Prof. Voimif Durhey.
One of the m.it Intervntlng and amus n
mie" on the Fourth of July will
he a fhlne.o Mcycle rnee. Home of the
("hlne... merchant will put up n pure
and "nitii. of their etp.Tt bicyclist will
r- iir. Knt dlfr.-rent firm". Just w it. h that
lilrvclc race, ,i.o the unlipie m j 1 1 11 I In
the Fourth of July parade for which the
committee has offered three prize.
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TODAT'B WEATHER.
Fair.
AROUND TOWN.
SCXDAi.
Tom are Judged by what you can do
without and what you cannot do without.
Pii.llips Brooks.
Try Shilling'a Best tea and baking
sowder.
Sweet cream 10c a pint at the Spa.
Best Ice cream at the Bonbonnlere.
Cream 10 and 15c per pint. Parlor Candy
Btore.
Iufaula' Mull Hood at Iiitiliar'.
The A. & C. took out five cars of salmon
yesterday.
Try Golden Gate compressed yeaat at
th Parlor.
Fireworks of all descriptions at the
Bonbonnlere.
Fresh cream, strawDerrles and Ice at
Foard & Stoke Co.
If Snodgrasa doesn't make your plcturea
you don't get the best.
The French bark Les Adelphus, wheat
laden, put to sea yesterday.
When you want fine tea, good coffee and
pices try Foard ft Stokes Co.
Miss II. R. Hawkins of Portland. Is In
the city, a guest of Mrs. Brenham Van
Cusen.
A new 800-foot siding Is being put In
at Hanthorn's cannery by the railroad
company.
Ktuplre Cornel at IMinlotr'.
Amonif the haniNome decorations of the !
city for !h.. l-'oiirh of July may be men-1
tioned :. w. foi.jM-r'.H store, the As
toria .Virion! I'.-rk. ri';. Flutter Iri.
The launch Elsie will leave Fisher's
do. k tomorrow mornim? at i o'clock for!-1""' !,r'
oiney.
paxton's photos are on paper of hla
own preparation and are guaranteed not
to fade.
The f'olumMne made a Iri), to the lik'ht-:-hlp
ye-:'..Tday morning and retum-.-d In
the evening.
WILD Ui-ACKUKP.IlJEa. -Leave your
orders for wild blackberries with Ross,
Hlgglns & Co.
The O. 11. A: X. Idaho excursion prom
ises to be one of thy features of the
Farmers' convention.
New crop dried fruits, new crop raisins,
(Iks and assorted nuts all extra line qual
ity, at Ross, Hlgglns & Co.
Mr. I'. Sorenson and Miss Flor.-ne
Ross, Totsie Iiarth, went to Portland yes
terday to spend the Fourth.
1 laid mi-lion at Iliiiilm.'..
For Rent A neat 6-room cottage, cor
ner Ninth and Harrison streets. Inquire
431 Bond or 414 Exchange street.
FINE CHERRIES, RASPBERRIES
and RED CURRANTS are plentiful and
cheap. See Ross, Hlggins & Co.
Proposals for building two miles of
dyke wanted. For particulars address J.
Q. A. liowlby, Astoria, Oregon.
The bonds of J. W. Williams, sheriff
and tax collector, and H. J. Wherlty
were approved by the county court and
filed In the clerk's office yesterday.
The Alexander Black on June 13 sighted
r. A. DeYo' Fourth of July window
were the center of nttmetlon yesterday
particularly to yoiinif America. Th-v
w.-re fill.-.! ivl'i' all kind of fi-iir". larire
and small, and ni ire to the point with
i hot-ilu. r i. k.-rn. and tin work" ..f fill
A li't!.- k'irl and !e,y were yesterday j kind In ;i rti-rir- ,ll-,!;iv. To he n hnv
'.n 'he -.'r-.-t !n a wiiro.i, the one playinx i airiln w.i th.. wNh of the erown-iip
:he K ii'.ar and 'lie o'h-r tho mandolin, who vl. w.-d th lKh.
n-l attracted large I .. .
crowds. v' n voiunti.r r.,r ! -r r .m.-vens ar-
i riv-d donn ye.terdav from 'r'and.
''. II. Mi---.i.-;l Mid ','.,. M. Richardson I A morn: ''om wis a fire, k named 'lera
'f New V-.ik whi i,. ri. ndju.ttinir the! "in" M. Vili'-mi. who i-oi lift In Asiorli
!;( ! f "' h- r. .'k. d steamers Staif- j wb' her w.-r.- -nken to Hie fort
h I'i'id att. name r.,. k, left on a ll"hini! I'" lj much di'-'tit.o!nf, ,i trl l tiix'on
'!'. ;'--'.pl iy 'i;, V.itnk''.s river. t ro how liis ti tin-r. to the cipta'n at
the for!, lei' ha no means ,,f -r.-ich'nir
thcr... If l- r- dhoi -, tr i ' n- tin. Hpan-
.Mr. .1 If. 1.,
the new g.-n' ral
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'! ln!..n PT-Hic. at Portland,
' d It. V. Baxter, promoted,
"i vi'it A. tor:a soon and ?et
"1 with business men.
in 'he iiolic. ct,ri y, .j.erday Ous f'lut
ehi.t forfe t-d r, f,,r i.e.njr drunk and Chas.
M.ok was Ilrn.l 12 f,,r the same offense.
Auifusi Worklst tmd Hms Router ,ar
rested for fijhtliu; v.'-r.. lined ' each.
On Monday the carriers' and general
delivery windows t the postofflce will
lards
Several Portland merchants who v!"lled
Astoria rl'irlnif 'he p'i"t few il tvs slat.il
that Ihey were irl.ul lo e Astoria tak
In the Hl-rn of animosity ne.i'nst Port
land: that the ).-aloii,.s of the tifist ha't
been Imaiflnary and eniarifed by the news
paper. The two cltle rnusi w'irk to
irether to develop (ip'Kon. P.o'h have lln-lr
shlpplnir InierestH. which will Krow as
I he stain rows.
The residents nlon the Washington
Commission, Brokerage
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Insurance and Shipping:.
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ASTORIA, OREGON.
Aitenl W K .t I n., til l I n.-lllc Klpr. .. Co .
HANK AT HEIl IOCK.
shorn have entered protest ng.unst thej a few cos If shown how to makii th'tn
1,0,1.1 In-lng diirlved of hauling any rmv
mall at all, ami It now im proliaW'
that the service will Iw divided lidweeni
the txiai and the rullroud. Tin y ulso i-x- I The scow schooner Ilelle sank at the O.
pre much satlHf.ii ilon Hint the hoat R N. dock Inat night. While beating
are not to go off the river, as they did op the buy lnt night .he sprang aleak
not wish to do th- lr freight liuln. wlih "i"l b..g,in filling .on ufier reaching her
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mi n. t Monday tn .nilt.g at 1 20 In ll
iiiiiforin in pin.,-p.i' in the Fourth of
July inir.iile in- rdrr ,,f
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Famous as Warrs.
Ladles Oxford's In
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the small boats and transfers.
Tbt wrecked Yukon river nlmm'T"
ilanio Cock and Hlahound were 1 1 1 n-l l 1
yesterday by a St. Paul insurance nun.
pany for lh premiums on a t'l.'sm policy.
The captains of the two boat are still
here, but say they do not know what the
company will do. Tim captains ..rT-i '!
to pay off the cr'-ws ysi. rd,iy Inn Hi'-y
refused to take the money. The c.ipf.iln
then refused to any loneer -land
for the board of the tii' ti at Hi" h ';
here.
The He -y fiatji-rt will make an ex'ia
run nn : river this evening In ord. r to
c. an bi the accumulation f fr'-lKht.
Sh" will have seven carloads of salmon,
an tin. I oilier freight. Tin- Potter ar-j
rlv. d last evening on her new w hednl",
nnd l. ft for llw.aco. She will P-ave UP I
riv. r tonight, making, with th- Lut-llti'-,
the up-river lioats. This will he the Pot
t. r' tegular run on Sundays during the
"...asoii. All bonis will bii on time again
tomorrow.
A special meeting of the co only court
win held yesterday to approve the bon is
of the county nlMclnl. The bonds of J.
J. W. Wlln.ims as sheriff and lax col
lector were fixed nt IKMirti 11 ml IVrO re
Hpecllvcly. The bonds of If. J. Wherlty,
county clerk, was Mx.il at JMUieo, with
John Fox. Martin Foard, Walter Itobli
and Frank Pulton as sureties, anil that
of II. ('. Thompson, county treasurer, nt
ll'iinoo, with I. K. Warren, J. C. lament,
E. '.. Ferguson, Frank Pa Hon and J.
K. Hlggins ns sureitlr.
It H believed that I hi! peoplii of till
community have a pleasant surprise In
store In the farmers' convention lo be
held July 2(.2, The committee of tho
Progressive association congratulate
themselves that they have secured ihe
greatisst event for the gootl of Ilie state
at large nnd Clatsop county in particular
ever known In tho history of the slate.
This Is a farming community and wants
farmers, hut wants something that will
attract nil kinds of farmers and men of
ability. Cooperative creameries will do It
The first creamery on the new scientific
plans will be started In Astoria nnd will
bo done at the convention. Ilversllled
farming, on lurge and smnll scales, Is
whnt jHiys. Ail cannot grow wheat, hops,
or fruit all the time, but all can raise
berth When the captain arrived she win
half full of water and tank soon after.
She carried about 40 tons of pulp.
ATTENTION, NAVAL RESERVE.
The iniinb. rs of second conipnny, naval
b.iiiall'in, will assemble at Iho gymnasium
HEAL ESTATE THANHFEItH
J. E II ggln .in. I wlf to J. N. K.
forking, ..t pi nml 11, block 7. lUy View.
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Sheriff to John .V tjrimn et l . lot 14.
block lot 11, 1,1,,,-k (II, lot IS. block (1,
lot 11. block (II, Mi'i'ltirrs; tt.!iw.
Sheriff to Flora A. Trullinger. lots I.
in. nnd ! ;m fr.. of lots i and 11. r.le
5. and lot (I, block III. and Ihe undivided
half of lot f.. bi-k HI, Hhlvelry'i; and
lot . block n, M.i 'lure's; 4.io.
It I getwrnlly the woman who declares
life not world lh living who make th
blvg.-m scrnmlil,, fr the bnat If, by acci
dent, uln. fii I u overboard.
Is Your
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Tlifii your wife ami cliililrcii will nut ln 1 -j i ) i j t on
a colli world. I?ut it is ((imlly your duty to look out
for tlidii wliiloyoii hio alive. It would lm wroiijr for
you to ivc your ciiriiiiis lo .sonic slorckccjicr who
cliarfH more for your C'lotliiu, lints, and Fur
ni.sltins Mian Hcrniaii Wiso sells as j,'ood, if not
better jjoods.
The Best for the Least Always at
--HERMAN WISE-:-
THE RELIABLE CLOTHIER.
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