The daily morning Astorian., August 23, 1898, Image 4

THE DAILY AST0R1AX, TUESDAY MORMNU, ALGl'ST U, MM.
THK WEATHER FAIR.
THE CLOSE OF THE
ft If.
. He Is a Wfse flan
- Regatta - Specials -
GREAT REGATTA
AROUND TOWN.
TVEBDAT.
fS
And erfot art thiiu ud?
itr In thy hrt til lunrrnv foldnl Hi
Last Dav Best of All. aod Crowds
P I would My stort
And MnllM In lunihlnt, though th r't
tltn dlM;
! I 1.- aw a.
! f -
i I
Tic lun to kp forever frh anJ glJ.
Cell Thtr.
Tcxiay It I different.
The wood bv couinfl thalc
ultima oo4.
MM
Mr. Alt Cftt&ptwll will )Mf tomorrow
for tmmtft'l rtolt at Wllholt Spring.
Th Comnovior Tcrrr returned from
tht ound jraterdky itcrnoon, too Ut
to tk part In th raAt.
Mr. and Mr. Captain A. L. fH, of
Portland, ara vUltlng with Mr. and Mra.
Ilcory Sherman for a ftw Otya.
On tha Stata of California, which leartt
thla morning, Frd Norton will ak p-
Me for Byron prtna, Ol., whera ha
bopa to hava hit rheuiaatiim curd.
Tba Wavt ihora MUU company bara Juat
raoatved a Urf . tot ot Or cordwood from
fitalla, Wash., wtloh they ara afterlnc at
Yary low Ggwt. Sea adTfrtlraaeBt In
another column.
Krlta Drock and John NeUon. tha ex
part dlrera who donated their tanicea
and rve auch fine exhibition! Saturday
for tha twjj.fa of tha regatta, deaerva
enpeclal mention.
Tha W reratta haa fona Into hiatory
with a record, and 114 International row
ing eventa hava made Astoria known
from tha Pacific to tha Atlantic, through
tha Aoclated Preaa.
Six vgi were fined $S) each In the
police court tiTday, aentence beltig
aunpendvO on rendition they leave the
city. Thornaj H nlt-y forMted 15 for be'njj
drunk.
The California Ui wh.i attaJC the
rtk-atta iUJ thty acr nt-ver Iw'.trr en
trrtalnej jir.ymii-r. n.l th l!n:l: Co
lumbia anj Shou!r Ray pe't - wr
more thin jilco.s.l l.h the.r suy in A
toru. Mra, Snruh Rosa nn.l Ml.- Int leave
thin mornlnjc on the 8nt for San Fran
clcvo. mhere thry will s;wml ttire aerkj
In iu .5 :nif tf"? lt-it mo les, atA prox..
to a;onth the it'jil of Asu-rU upon
their return,
Tha neat wa rvrtd y-s;er!iy of the
death In Manlht of Kdvrard C Yuur.g. son
of Andrew Youmr. Your.s river, and
nephew of Hon. Ben Youn. The drceaaed
w$ one. vC the Oresoo vvluntetra and
died of fever.
JmUe Gray and tne county commis
sioner mill leave Wednesday for a tnn
tbrouch the I'pper Neh.ilem to lrs;wct
county ruuls and e what work i iw
aary to be done before the winter. News
paper men are invited to accompany
mem.
Sunoay evening Commercial street rr?
ented the appraraiu? of the RUit-t In
Chicago. All kin3s of siJe anl
fake entertainment were rirr.nmg full
blajt, while in the irrvi hankers of ail
kind of goods to sell and tricks to shotc,
were urround-Hl by larite crowds. The
old town was a hot one for once.
Contractor Normile yesterday sent a
carload of horses from here and one from
Portland to Admiralty Head on the
Sound. In charga o Frank Damnt. He
. himself h-ft yesterday mining for the
mme plata to auperintend the work for
the government he undertook a short
time ago. A l"Jnte number of orkm.n
from bera and Portland accompany
him. Mr. Norrotl will be absent six
weeks, but will return In lime to Ml on
tha city work to t done this fall.
Sunday evening, while a large crowd
"was on the depot pjiiuform to see the
Tlsltora off on the Portland train, a hack
in an effort to get a beUte-J paaaeiiger to
the train, accidentally struck one of the
Chinook lndn. who wis on a Mcycie.
and ran over him. The man sustained
severe Injuriea of the back and legs, both
telng reported aa broken, and waa put In
char o. Dr. Kstn. who placed him in
the Weyiund aanivirium. Yesterday the
man waa much Improved and will puil
through til rlyht.
Well ('leased.
MATTSON WAS THE WINNER
Tack tkt rritt for riakiif Boat. Idtg
Sails Jack Beit tie Vititr ia tit
Vkitclalt Sailiig Rict.
s
" Complaint la made by people living !n
the vicinity of the poitlB.- th.it some
thing Is wrong with the :ity water sup
plied thrii"h the raa.ns in .iat vliinity
It la upiKeo that In repairing '.h w 1!. r
ayntem In that section jn animal of som
kind, ret!Umel to ! a unk. -n'.er.J the
M"ea and wim emlofed w;t..o'Jt being
noticed. At any rale, t!i wuter i so
otfenilve as to 1 utterly unusable, ano ixugn
acretTK hung owr the fawc-t.- I'llVct HaJ
halr, anl j'-cae.. anlmi! trjU'-r. Com-
Vlalnt lm" i'een rna'i- a: the jl!i' e of t.';eihum? .
watr communion. Inn fir the trouble ii1 ..
has not been remedied. It i beli-v.-d .'ojk ..
that a thorough flu.-lnng out of the m.iitM
In the lower end of tie i 'y woul I re. -Mf 'ar.n
move the trouble, whatever It Is. .Ofseafwrger
I'XPAY th rejatta vlsltora
ivanlctjatrd In an excursion to
Seaside, given In honor of the
Manila guards, who were enter
tained by hoat Dillon at lunch at the Sea
side houae. In the evening a sacred :on
cert waa given at Klsher a opera house
by the Klrst Regiment tand. aaststed by
Mlaa Snyder, tha Miaaea Hbo. Patty, and
Oortner of tha Manila guard. Tha Urge
a udleaca enjoyed a treat and rtse to tbelr
feet In enthusiasm dutirg tha retdltlon
of America, The queen and court occu
pied on bux and th mayor tha other.
During Ui afternoon th Judge ren
dered decisions in th following roe ot
Saturday:
Cutter rac. between a crew of th As
toria naval raeervea and a crew of the Co-
umbine, won by the Columbine. Time.
H:51:i-,
Single sculls. Portland. Whit and
Black. South Knds. Sji Francisco; Pirt
land White, won by Dr. Dup'.ea, Soutn
Ends. Time. 1J M.i-i.
Indian canoe r.ic. won by Coamopoll
Pete. John John second.
OutrUger skiffs. AMmedas, S)uth Kn.ls.
Olympms; won by Pope, Olympias. Time
11 :':!-,
Whitehall rowing, between Wl kman
and Canby. won by Canby. Time, IT. 32
Four-oared shells, between Portlands
and Burrard Inlets; won by liurrarl In
lets. Time 10:11:2-5; Portland' time.
10:H:C
The fish boats and Whitehall sailing
race were ordered to be resa.'.ed on Mon
day.
Gaaolrna launches. Ethel first. Time
i.-H; Independent. Triton and Iris fol
lowing in order named.
Sloop. S-footer. Xalad. 1:3:54; Agne.
l::il; Curio,
THE CLOSING DAY.
The closing day of the regatta opened
yesterday morning bright and warm, with
a fair wind. Large crowds continue! tn
attendance and the bay was another
ecne of Interest' an I excitement.
The second race between outrigger
skiffs was the most Interesting even: of
the mrn:ng. Och. Dennis, and Thorn is ,
of the San Francisco crews were the en-j
trie. asl they m.u!e a beautiful r.ice
vt tt.i c -urse. It was hoped by many
that Dennis, of the S-juth End, would
W aMe to put up a beiter race than he
did on Saturday, when Pape of the olym-
i:as. mu.-a to the recr-1 of Dennis"
friends, and much to that gentleman s
rpr!.e. Vat him h-idlA The start was
lulr .mJ the firs: half of the mile and a
half course was made with scarcely 41 lap
tetween the boats. O. hs made hU buoy
flrt and turned full before Dennis. Thom
as, who followed the inside clos to the
wharves, turned Uat, fully S laps behind
Dennis. The finlti was very cxo.tlng.
O hs was first. Time. II C l-5, Diiuls'
se-wnd. :V.:Z-. and Thomas third
In tha gig rare between two crews 1.1
tne 1 . a. . loluinoine. Lund, coxwt.n
of crew No. L won from Jonis, Nj. 2. tn
!4:'2.4': course mile and a half.
Th Whlphall rowing rue betwe-io
Nice Grant and Jack Hill, mile and a
half, was won by Hill In 2u:l.2-S.
The Fort Canly Ufa saving crw. Cap
tain Stuart, gave a fin caviling drill
and th balloon aaceziiilon from a flout In
the middle of th rlvr by Profekaur
Earlston wa very aucxeaaful. H
dropped from hia paruchut buck Into tha
water near bis, starting point.
ON SHOKE.
During the finishing of the resJi!.! tlsh-
ing boat and Whitehall races In the af
ternoon an lmmer.se crowd gathered ut
Van Dusen's grounds and w.tnev-ed the
moft lnteret!ng ports ever put up on
a similiu" occasion here. Follow. ng or
tfie r'-ults. as reported by Scorer F.
Ounn:
The shooting contest In which ail th
s;ortsmen wr great, y lrjt'.-re.'.e 1, came
off a-. Z::ii In front of '.be grai.d stand.
PeorU blackbirds were used and thrown
from a large. Twer.tv-!ivy shots were
WHO
DOES
THE
RIGHT
THING
AT
THE
RIGHT
TIME....
SB
Greenback ?
NO!!
Tbta, why should
you pay t$ "tra on
cvtry $10 purchatr,
when It hag twn
prove
1000 Times
Hut we ca asid do
Mvt our cujitoraarg
20 PEK CENT oa
1
Clotblof. Hats
Shirts. Trunks
r. r- a .
S THAT'S cu"cu-
$ HERMAN WISE S
I The Reliablt Clother and Hatter jjj
Regatta Cloak Sale
Jackets
Capes,
Pur Collarettes,
Children's Jackets
Without exception the handsomest ever displayed
west of New York. ALL ARE SAHPLBS,
which means "perfection." and there are hundreds of
them NO TWO ALIKE purchased from the
largest house in the world the H. R Chatlin Co., of
New York, for cents on the $1M. A safe guar
antee ol a select style at less than manufacturers' cost.
470 Commercial Sr., ASTORIA
161 ani 153 Third St., PORTLAND
GREAT BARGAINS
IN SAILOR HATS
Every Sailor hat in the house
to be closed out at almost half
price.
Lndies black brocade mohair
skirts, full width, lined with
good taffeta, Velvet- (J, rn
een bound, only h1 ou
Ladies' all wool colored 8kirts,fiill
width, best lining, well made.
velveteen bound.
nly 42.50
GREAT SHIRT
WAIST BARGAINS
Wo are going to closo out every
fShirt waist we have in Stock at
great reductions in price. Wo
place them in three lots.
Lot 1 All our 60c percalo Shirt
Waists to be closed
out at
35c
Lot3 All our 76c percalo Shirt
Waists to bo closed
out at
50c
Lot 3 All our $126 percalo cham
bry blouse front 8hirt
Waist to be closed
out at
jMcAllen 5 McDonnell
nd ty ea-'h cvr.t-..:tit.
Oe:i.g as f jllows::
U.e or; mail"; ati'j
cnrrrj ).!( r !ny .ift rno..n u..t:t I
Y!.x.k Ourinir th !i-hn Nat r:iv. anl
i-uitI in the ilrvwnlr.k' ut J"hn l":il. t
("harle Vi:ri!' !h.j'. No. 1J.
A tiff br- i Mowlnic unj !he t..i t
wr rominn In nn bt hmc tr. t.h . n
i'harl Wilon'ii br.,i wit r.ilxl J -t
aftr rvnJini ;hv tank bu,y atiriii (
Klnn-y s nnry. T1) uo-:rat r.vnrroJ
in Jllnrn tfco bout, the U'-vh o( th-'
trik!n the atr .is the twat rar-en'J
ov-T. and Mor he niM roover ht'elf
he iunk. utern Cm:. Th teani"r "an
liy. on her way pjm Ilvt.ico. wan tirt t'
th ruue, and picked up Wilton and hi
buaipuller. woo wera keeplnjt anat on
th oar. but Palo had unk out ftf tlvht.
Ttv UMt bud Kv '.he bjtt m (rrn
th iht of th Ullt.
Hardly had th resiul ron ben put
ahur when aoothor boat in
th hiuc put. and under th ame con
dition. Just after Jibing ah was "n l
careen over and till. A number of peo
ple on the dock u th accldunt and the
crew of the eoiuniMnp. lytrm at Mntn
stret dock, under command or h-cunil
Offlwr Matwrstrain. ijulckly loW-rl a
b'Ait and an Tut a strong arm could
fer.d h;r they w-re on the spot. aloiUt IV)
or 2 )ar'. away. In the mnantim a
boat from Kinney'H cannery mt on to th :
iw:u. ttit4X th-re a ll'.tl afr the
irw of tht Col imii'.r.e.
The caviled (,oat mh Xo. 13. al.! Iiy
Wiiilam Johnson. The crew of four m-n
were holding on to The s;..irs. Johns.. n.
turnoi) out was not lrv .i many (f
the rn.-mt.tT re y. ni. or oioy Jut re-firn.-l
to the city. I.lfit.ti.int c'otn
man lT Ie-wl. while in the I'lty with the
Klrtt an l Set ond .IivL-I t-.k. i".ke hlhiy
.f the efficiency lii drill ur.d -aid In- would
h.iv the dlv.nl m ; i k -ti to I'oril.nM
tie I'.rnt opiwrtunl'y. Ther Ik rot hint!
l.-ft for the S.c..n.l dlvtn.n tul drill
atrainit the two dlv'sluns In l'onl.u:!
when t h y ko to th.it city, a the ..plnl-'ii
w.i freuently rxpremted that they lire
more protlclent In .rlll th in either f the
two vi."TilnK (HvUlonn.
On of the pleasing refWtlons after the
brilliant regatta Just ihn-d In that A
torU hal a iUeen of whom he may well
b proud. Th fornuil cori naflon of her
majesty. pwtpnvl on aocouui of In
clement wenther, took place isitunlny
noun in tha pren nce of a Urge ciu-otirw
of people at the. grand stand. As Mrs.
Normlle, the peoples' cholm, stepi-d fn.rn
the royal barge. h wus met by th la-
95c
SHANAHAN BROTHERS
Tliu Only Htorc Thnt Hull Clionp
In a Woman's Care
:il
r i
Tho Hrki.sli four-msuted bark Nivelle
Captain George F. U u.umK, 11 days from
Sbuntrhai, arriveil In port yesterday. In
Conversation with an Astorian represen
tatlv Cajituln Williams said: "This la
tht first voyage of the Nivelle, whl' h was
built only a few months ago. and Is
owned by J. Hardle & t'o., tjlasgow. Th.
ship Is of the ia.-st design, contains all
modem Improvements mid her cabins are
specially handsome and comfortable. Her
Urst cargo was Cardiff coul to Montevideo.
From there we went to New York in bal
"1SM iHld took on a cargo of oil for Shang
hai. AVe oro here in ballast and expect
to loud wheut for home, Qn, the. voyage
here we had magnificent weather with .1
sea as culm us u mill pond, and very light
winds. I am sorry we were too late for
the regatta. Over In Shanghai, when we
left, the universal sentiment was one of
pleasure ut the I'ntted States victories
In the riilllpplnes. They think It is to
their advantage.
TO CLKANSE THE SYSTEM.
Cl'ectually ye-t gently, when costive or
bilious, to permanently overcome habitual
constipation, to awaken tho kidneys end
liver to a healthy activity, without lirl-J
tatlr.K or weakening Uvm, to dispel he.id
aches, colds, or fevers, use (syrup of Fl ;.s,
made, by the Clilii'inilu Syrup Co.
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i: 'ii
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r.m
; 'do
inn
C'Jr;i.-
con li
Crosby, llr.it;
feet
Fresh I
from our San Francisco
roasting - machines Sclul
lings Best tea.
Is fresh - roasting of tea
new ?
No newer than Schillings
l') yard dash b-ta Ailvri. I.rst; i.'urt.s.
S-...J.10; time 1"
X: J.1I-: All-.'i. lir-t
time, Ti J-o.
Quarter mile dash K. W
Mc t.'ann, second.
Half mile Lewis, lirst: time 2:1
Kutinli. high Jumie-Allen,
In. hes; Ohler. 4 fet-t Z Inches.
JJpjad jump';. II. Ohb r, first, is feet:
E. W. Crosbv second.
Pole vault W. Fainter, feet; ;. H.
Ohler, second, S feet 12 inches.
llW-yard hurdle 'J. 11. Ohler, ilrst; time
20:1-1; W. C. Curtis, se.ond.
Putting 11-pound hhot U. S. liurris,
Ilrst. 3T.:'.i.
lilcycle rice, Chinese and Indians.
Wheelbarrow rac? Henry 8a I van. Ilrst;
Winter Kyle, second.
Sack race Henry Salvon, tirst; El' h-
man, second.
Three-legged race Husseli and Itos",
lirst; Pollard and Wood, second.
Flnnlfli national sports Alex Idx.ri,
fir.'t.
Illcyi le rae boys under 1.", '.'lulres A.
Sio. kton, lirst, three-quarter mile.
Tri'-k bicycle rldinii.
Throwing .VJ-jiound weight K. W. Cros
by.
Six mile bicycle race Vuught won; t.rn
15:22'i.
Yesterday s sailing races were decided
as roliows:
The sloop race b'-tween the Pearl and
Columbia v.f Hhoolwater liay was won ty
the Pt-url in IXi'i! ovsr the(orurtioia.'
The Whlleljall safling r.ic'e ( but w en
Jack Heod and William Tallant was' won
by Heed In 2:41 over Tallant.
Columbia rivurljsh bolus No. 11, Emll
Mattgon. won lirst prize; No. 11, Joseph
jieehain. second; No. !, third, No. ID,
rrmirtn: If 22, fifth; No. IS, sixth; No. 5,
seventh; No. 17, eighth; No. 3, ninth; No,
1. tenth; No. 8. eleventh.
Will holding on to the boom, was
omplete'.y exhausted. b-lng half the time
up.'l.-r w.tt.-r. If. wat rur-ly 'jn--is4.ous
when re-' ued an ! l.ud limp In ;.'n; hot-
:ie c ,!';n,, ir,e s boat 'intll the
H r- lehed. The other thr-e men
.il- as .bath and say they had
t..m
I W ha
W'-fe as
I' ' ! i-e
Wilson's
fr.rn .10!
W.'.S '
of th
'. r :r
one
have
th- ;
men.
ill. The boat did
t .at .!;!. whl. n
not '.ei::g - , h- n :lv
ov,-e. a-hort- ..ori aft
I'd'-.tLMrie .! -.-r-.e
eir i.Tornpt a-sl.--ante,
r rn re of : he crew
perished. Th-.y -Aere
in t sn. It. as
w.i s pr-i. ibly
tsjll isted. and
r. The i r.-w
rnii.ii 1 r-sllt
as otherwise
would surely
1 he. red by
th-
- k :in they larcbd the
nlli guards
accompanied , - ,
pages. A .' il- .... .-. . . ;.,
placed !':: . . . t
th-;n r civ - I ;; . - -u.ayor
pre " :i :..' t i 1 -v
of the city In an .1 .:-. ;
wnah tho iio-.in fittingly
royal robes whi-h be.lw k
and so le-. otnlngly .-nhanc
:ie turoiw,
. .i.-iir an I
."- .v..y.
.. wv,')
...... -n.g
; the keys
I cc h, 1 1
l!"d. The
I hr hlithness
ed her brail' y
re; 1
were of plain white satin a-arl trltunie-l.
wltn chiffon ami at:n short Miff
sleeves. The mantli- was a long lowing
garment of white brocaded i.g
with royal purple. The wliol.
for the queen by (ilds King of
land, a .'tor d-slgns by Mrs. Sarah
who klr.dl- looked after all detal's
eelltlon atld aided the ll'eT in r
When As'.orlms do anything they
ruht.
l.ii'-d
was niude
Fort-
U'.ss.
if I X-
il.lllg.
do il
mm
ANt;
almost ovi-ry r(-l of wfarlnf appar
will Uit Inncer than If lookud aftr bJ
a man.
Sum women nfgl'ct their f nwr
9hoc of Ho appraranc, rather Ibaa
good quality, attract thfm.
Jlut In buylnf ihoe hr It It -poMlWe
to mak a mlttak. Th p
pearanr and atyl li all that th mot
faitldloua could drlr, and th Quality
kt pac with both.
Our price ar r'(ardd aa woodr
fully low by wis buyer.
Petersen & Brown.
i Clearance sale of broken lines of
i Ladies' and Children's Shoes at less
than cost. Childrens' sandals, 25
35, 50, 75c and $1. Ladies' 50,75,
$1, $1.25. The . : . i : are such the
goods cannot last long. Take ad
vantage of these rare bargains by
coining at once.
THE BEE HIVE
SAD DROWNING ACCIDENT.
During the Fishing Hoat Race Brave
Work of the Columbine lloya.
The first fatal accident of the regatta
Contractor '"l.ntori will begin the work
of driving spiles for trie Youngs l!ay
bridge today.
Mrs. (Hidden p-jn renders nightly on
certs at the Ixuvr". where her piano play
lug Is enjoyed ,y large 'audiences..
Postmaster McDonald was In the post
office yest'-rday rnaklng himself familiar
with the routine work. He will assume
charge of the oHVe September 1.
Tho body of John Palo, who was
drowned yesterday, will be dragged for
this morning. The unfortunate man was
21 years old and wa a shareholder In the
Co-operative cannery. He was a native
of Finland and was well spoken of by all
his a")ii;.l:itaiii es. He leaves live brothers,
four of whom are r'vl'lii.is of this city,
and one In Finland.
J. F. It"e, John .McDonald, Aberdeen;
Frank Wilcox, ij. Hharpe. Vancouver; A.
T. Cnxweil, James McDonald, J. 8. Tate,
T. li. Nelson, V. M. Powell, C. F. Dv.-r-buugh,
W. .". Wolnian, wife in.. I children,
Portland; Mrs. Charles Hegele, Portland;
c. W. liallanl. W. II. Ap'il-m.ui. The
Dall-s; V.'. D. Carlbl.-, D. (lllwlck. Hal'-m;
c. A. lielknap, I. II. (Jerow. D. W. Oerow,
fi. H. P.elktiap, Chinook; J. H. Harrison,
Olney; Mrs. K. Kurtz, -a.-lde; A. Cfithin
wife and children. Cathin, Wash.; C. W.
Edmunson and wife, Tiuonia; A, I!.
Smith, fiklpanon; fl. Maygcr, Miyg.r,
are ut the Murray.
The Second division, Oregon naval ba
talllan, gave an exhibition drill yester
day evening In front of the Occident
hotel, which was witnessed hv h. birie
number of people. The Manila guards
occupied seats 0n the verandah of the
hotel and cheered the boya frequently
during the exhibition. The number that
t
4K
7 .
-aoiW .-; . T-Lj?-
MARINE NOTES.
The Harrison
Tillamook.
arrived In Sunday from
The revenue cutter P'-rry
yct"ii!ay from the Hound.
arrivi-J In
Tho sloop I'ndlrie. In low of t tin Iris,
crossed out yesterday for Hh'silwater liny.
The Hrltlsh ship Nivelle, 2212 Ions. Cap
tain Williams, 'i days from rihanghal It)
ballast, arrived In yesterday.
The steam schooner Hiienerne, with 371
cords of tan bark from Needle rock, ar
rived In yesterday nnd proceeded up to
Portia nil.
The pilot schooner Joseph i'ulltzer ent
ered at Jthe custom house yenterday with
Nell 'JirlHtlansen aa master, bhe Is now
ready for si ainKwill prolnrbly leave out
today. ... ... ..
TREABL'HEHeW NOTICK.
Notice Is hereby given that there are
funds In the city treasury to pay nil war
rants drawn on tho general fund and en
dorsed prior to March 1, Interest will
cease after thla dhte.
F. J. CARNEY,
City Treasurer.
Astoria, Oregon, August 23, lkX
MANILA il'Alu "Itl'Kl:
Hi-ndqu.irters .M.tnllu 'IwipN. A.torli.
tiregon. August 22-!enenl order .i 3
- It Is hereby ordered tint the sin. ere
thanks t the Manila gu ir is he i xiended
to the ri-gatt i (otnmlt: md the . itliens
f AnwrU for tli'lr kind r- j t--r n1
trcutm.Tit durli- the regi'ti, will h his
ti-n Ta-yoml tli- lr promises and eedlng
our i ipii tatlons.
That siecal rneii'loti he made of 11. m
W. !. Hronlln. i h.ilrni in. and Pt.if..or
I N. Ileggs of the i omilllttt-e. .Hid Col-
diel Junes ,1a. ks..:i I". S A. for tlolr
untiring efforts to make our stay pl'-.i"-
ant. and of ieiv.rn..r H'er for Ids kind
words and hearty approval of niir urain-
Iitlim, and that they Is- permitted ti
wisir our irownliig etniii'tn tin. m mu.i
broom, whPh we hive ioiif.tr.sl upon
Ih'ltl. Also that i" I II tliell'loll be mad"
f the Ib-llcf corps arid I Ine rg- tc y corps
.r l he in agnl!!' erit dinner given us hv
them.
That, this ord'-r having r'olved the
iinanlrnous approval of the entire corn-
rnarnl in- given to tin- 1 1 y pipers tor
publication.
I ty command of
NKI.I.Ii: Ci imPKR,
' 'apl.iln.
Official.
STKI.A RKDMoND,
iroerly .Sargent.
Have you seen our
two-clasp chamois
Gloves, with em
broidered backs?
Albert Dunbar,
Cur. fih isA
I'omnt.rclal
Si reels
Sept cm tier IKIIniutors and I'uttcrns urc here.
Looks Good.
1873
LUfJRICATINO
OILS
A SPECIALTY
1897
Fisher
Brothers
ASTORIA....
SHIP CHANDLERY
HARDWARE
IRON AND STEEL
COAL
GROCERIES AND PROVIHIONB
FLOUR AND MILL FEED
PAINTS. OIL8 AND VARNI8HF.H
LOGGERS' 8UPPLIKH
FAIRRANK'S SCALES
DOORS AND WINDOWS
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
WAOON8 AND VEHICLES
Meat may look goolbut
is it? Some people can
tell good meat when they
see It. They can say
whether it is tender by
feeling It. tut nine peo
ple out ot ten can't. If
your purchase is made of
us you may rest assured
the meat Is all right and
if it's not the very best
when it's served, it's In
the cooking.
IPCs
WW
ROSS, HIGQJNS& CO
The
Choicest
Table Wines...
or FtmlllM
Alao for UtdlelMi u
Cooktn PurpoaM
PrlTt Stock, Crm Ry, Old HlekMy.
Prtd of Kentuclry aM Hermltof; U.
oM CallfonUft BrandlM.
Carlson's FamilyLIquor Store
UI TWELFTH STRXDT
W j
J . ,
LOWNEYS
CHOCOLATES
AT
THE SPA
I ASTORIA MEAT COMPANY
Telophono No
Handles Only the Choicest Meats
42s Commercial 61., nt P.I- Rcit.ur.nt.
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