THK DAILY A8T0R1AN. SATURDAY MOltMNU, NOVKNHEIt 6, 18J8.
EYES EXAMINED FREE
EYES COHIJECTED - -
BY
Dr. A. D. Rothstein,
Of Seattle, Wash.
Fifteen years' experience in optica and
study of the eye
Will be found at the parlors of the Occident Hotel, Astoria, from
NOV, 1st to lOth, 1898
oflcring his services to the public.
Lene specially rround to ult th most difficult ee In th rarle.1 form
Of presbyopia, asthenopia, myopia, hyper meiropla, diplopia. Slrapie compound and
mixed aaUfmattam.
8TMPTOM3 OF FAIUNO VISION.
Do your eye ac-he, burn. ret red or inflamed? Doe th print run tivrether?
Do rou have to hold the pPr farther away? Doe your heaj aoh after read
Inr or sewln;? Do -on have to plw the light between the eye and th object
When examining- anyimna-T
When attentively considering a near oblect doe It suddenly become con
fused and appear to have a mtt before it? If you have any 01 the above symp
torn your eyes are falllnf and require the help of a e;ntltle optician.
KVER WEAR GLASSES CNLS3 IHEY ARE FKOrERLT FITTED TO
TOUR OWN' ETLd.
Tour eye may bo parmanently Injured by wearinir other people1 (tiinM.
th. A. D. Rothetdn use the Very latest and moat Improved appliances In
tea tine tie eye. Ho teats each eya enaraieiy. fit each ev prt!r. and
baa lenses ground to ault each eye aa may be required, thua obcunlng tbo best r
aults. Remember ha pays special attention to children,
to children.
Consultation free at the parlors Occident hotel. Astoria.
Hours of attendance daily. a. m. to U; I p. m. to S, anj 7 p. m. to I JO.
TODATS WEATHER.
Pair.
AROUND TOWN.
6ATVRDAT1 -
, Try Roalyn eOi. Elmore. Sanborn Co.
The ttarrtson crossed out yesterday for
Tillamook.
A. a Hammond left for Portland yes
terday morning.
In the police court yesterday J. J.
Vooncy forfeited 13 for drunkenness.
The British ship Silberhorn, wheat
laden. It on the way down the river and
la dua today.
Beit California wine. SO cenu jxr gal
ton. Ale Gilbert, aole agent for Astoria.
Telephone SI
The British ship Cambrian Queen,
wheat laden, arrived In tow from Port
land yesterday.
Wallsend coal and coke Is the best
for domestic purposes. For sale by the
Astoria Gas Light Co.
Mr. "Jack" Astbury leaves in the morn
ing for his Canon Beach ranch where he
will remain for a few weeks.
Apples, apple, apples, very choice and
ery cheap. Two hundred boxes must be
old at once. Ross. Higglna & Co.
The steamer Slenal arrived In yesterday
trom Seattle with 00 tons of coal, which
she Is discharging at the coal bunkers.
Tor Sale. 100 tons of Rosyln coal; the
finest house and steam cool ever brought
to Astoria. Elmore. Sanborn, Co., Tele
phone, Main 6-L
. Pleasant furnished rooms. Including
bath, with first class board, for gentle
men only, can bo had at S30 Seventeenth
tret. References exchangeu.
For rent The entire upper floor of
the Badollet building over Albert Dun
bar'e store. For particulars Inquire of
W. G. Howell. O Exchange street.
W. F. Snodgreaa, Astoria's leading pho
tographer, ha purchased tne trow gai
lery and will hereafter be found located j
In the rooms formerly known as the crow
gallery.
The popularity of the merchant s lunch
served by Mr. George Bartley at the Na-
tlowU Is growing dally, and many bus!-.
Bees men can be found there every day
xor iner miuoay mci. iuo iuu "
by Mr. Bartley are the finest in the city.
Try W. A. Gaines' private stock whisky.
This Is an old standard liquor, especially
recommended for family and medicinal
' use and Its purity and quality is guaran
teed. For sale in any quantity by John
L. Carlson, sole agent. Twelfth street,
near Bond.
Tlila Is the age of adulterations, but
Harper whisky is guaranteed 3tiily
pure, superlative whisky. Chemists, an
alysts and physicians testify this repeat
edly. The evidence is not only strong
tut conclusive. The people too, find
Harper can be trusted implicitly; hence
the enormous sales of this royal whltky.
Bold by Foard & Stokes Company, As
toria, Oregon.
When having your eyes tested or fi'.ted
with, glasses go to an optician of experi
ence, not one who fits about one pair a
anonth on an average. What such a fo
called optician does not know about the
business would All a great big book. Dr.
A. D. Rothstoin has fitted 15,000 men,
women and children in tho west and
northwest during the past 15 years, and
he Is the proper person to help your eyes
and save your sight,
Your Grocer
would not sell you "cheap"
baking powder if he knew
, how dangerous it was.
Don't, therefore, ask him
for Iowf r price baking pow
der than Schillings Best. u
SIGHT MADE PERFECT
OPTICAL SPECIALIST
John U Carlson returned fronj a tr p
to Portland last night.
The British ship Gulf Stream, wheat
laden. Is on the way down the river.
The can factory commenced work yes
terday, after belnsj closed down a few
days.
Call and see new dress suit, the very
latest, confined to the McAllen A Mo
Donnell dry goods house. Commercial
street.
Mrs. I. Bergman and Mf. Clinton will
senre tea at the Emergency hall tni af
ternoon from 1 to 5:. In aid of the
soldiers" fund.
The British ship Cape Clear. 12 days
from San Francisco. In ballast, arrived
In yesterday, and later was towed up to
Portland by the OckUhama.
Many delegates to the Epworth League
convention arrived n the elf yesterday.
The convention a III be opened at the
Methodist church at 8:5) this mornin?.
The members of Concomhy Tribe Nn.
j 7. I. O. R. M.. will visit Vmtuts Tribe
at Goble this afternoon at 1:J0. The
I steamer E.llpse will 1. ave her dock at
I that hour. .
Congregational church Communion
services In the morning. The pulpit w'.'.l
be occupied for the evening servW by
' C. R. Thotiurn. D.D., chancellor of Port
j land university.
The Wonder Prill, an Indispensable tool
to all machinists, plumbers, or workers
' In Iron, brass, or other metals. Call and
see It. C. H. Orkwltx. agent comer of
Tenth and Duane streets.
A social dance will be given by the
Women of Woodcraft at Carruiher's hill
Monday nurht. the 7th. The camp-fire
will be burning during the dance. Ti' kets
for gents Sfl cent" Good music.
Sunday at the n.iptlst ihtirch Sermon
at 11 a. m.. subjest "Pruning and Bear
ing." Sunday school at 12:15; Junior
Vnlon at 4 p. m ; P.. Y. P. t. at .S0;
preaching at 7:). Subject of sermon.
"The Scorner and the Accepter.
The funeral of Frank McDermott t.ikes
place from St. Mary's cathclral today.
The pallbearers will be Captain E. 8.
Edwards and Oeogre Fuller. M. Zane.
Thomas A. Jordan. William Foley, and
John Kelly.
The British rhlt Pollon. Captain
Bush. 63 days from Newcastle. foa laden.
irrived In yesterday. It Is not known
whether or not the pnls,,lon will unload
at this port, hut It Is thought a portion
of hr cargo h, ,)lscharB nPr(!.
Several councllmen were seen yester-
day relative to th' ordinance Introduced
i at the council mectine Thursday r,li;ht
j pmnting fl street railway franchise to
I F. D. Keuttner for a period of " years,
j Ticv expressed lhemelves In favor of
I the ordinance, and It will undoubtedly
I pass at the next nieeiti of the council.
Swedish Luthen chun h Swedish ser
vices at 10:3i); Sunday school at 12:L';
prea'-hlnjr at Wallu:-kl 8'h-jol house at
2:30. if the weather will ;,. mil. Kirf-'lieh
services at 7:C p. m. In the 1 hurch. Topic
"Tho Blessings of ;!, p,ef.,rmn!on." All
who can come ;.re no't lordially Incited
1 to thl Reformation service, j, A. KJ
j lund, pastor.
1 Miss Buskennieyer, the Portland In
structor, arrived in the city yesieriay.
Miss liUfk'-nmeyer has a clun a; the
convent of ihu Holy S-ii.-f.. H j,; under
stood an eflurt will be riial : to form a
Indies' class at the Astoria Football clulj
and that, If the effort Ih bueoeSHtiji jj SB
K.ickenmeyt r will be Installed as In
structor. The literary society of I'm- h!f?h S'hool
held Its first regular me' ting yesterday.
After a very Interesting protrnim tho
election of oihci is was held. r. Ran
dal! Keed was ejected president, and Miss
Jessie Sands, secretary. The Junior so
ciety also held Its first meeting and elect
ed Magnus Crosby president and MIhm
Bertha Hobson secretary.
It Is reported from a reliable source
that the O. R. & N. Company now h;,s
under construction and nearly completed,
at the Union Iron works, San Francisco,
a tug spceially designed for service at
the mouth of the Columbia river. The
new tug will be one of the finest on the
coas and of about the same dimen
sion ami power as the Relief,
Beside the Immense quantity of In
land Empire wheat nVllvrnM by tho O.
RAN. Company to the Rout hern Prtcltlo
at Portland (hl sesson for transport
over th mountains to ritllfnrnlt, th
Astoria custom nous record how that
1TSJ Ion of wheat were shipped, on O.
R. A N. and other sieamern to Un Krun
Cisco during the month of October. Th
value of the shipment I lio.rt1.
Presbyterian church. Ninth street, be
tween Puane and Ktohanir. Itev. Henry
Marcntte. pastor. Hcrvlcc at II . m.
and ': tv m.; Sundny school t 13:IA; Y.
P. a C. E. at :; rnyer meello Wed
nemUy at T: A most corl. Invitation
l extended to all to worship with us.
Theme of the morning; sermon tomor
row: '"lit mw of Growth," rvelilng
lh.me. "Why Men IV Not Believe In
CtirUt."
Ten team have thu far been selected
In the "flowr" tournament. The mem
bers of th bowline; committee have en
tered th name of all th player of
whom they know. If any bowler ha
not been placed on a team, he should
e Mr. Wl. of th rammittc. Wlih o
many player. It I well nigh Impossibly
to get the name of all It l lb Inton
Don to get all th playrrs In la Clue on
the teams.
Mr. Normlle mad th excellent or
of to at the alley of Ih Atorl KihU
ball Club yesterday, u seemed for a
while that she would ftbl!h a new
f club record, but an untimely center brok
up th Kore, ih bci Kore for the jun
W nrrmsn Wise' 41 Ftnnlgan hJ t
excellent chance to nuke more, but. l
la usual with him. he Nil by th ways
side and wound up with M. inniaaa
ha been lucky the rM few d.iys and l
now high among the scnin h mm In th
cont st for the Wise meUl. with an
average of almost . He ha nine ftmri
yet to bowl. Several of the handicap
men are probably ahead of him. but.
until the next bulletin I suc1. th
standing of the players will not l-e
known. Entrlr continue to come In for
the club championship tournament, and
there are now nearlv S contestant. Am
ateur rule specify that a trophy for an
Individual shall not exceed :s it, value
but th championship nicO.il will cot all
of that.
Investigation disclose the f.ict that
the school board did not oubllsh a full
list of those teacher whose salaries were
equalise" at last Monday's mcct:ng.
It haa always been the custom of the
board to pay teacher according to the
time they have been employed. The Hil
ary for the llrst ar In the city s.hoo'.s
Is US and It was the custom to I ik re am
It each year, or every two yer. until
a certain figure had been reached. The
present Nurd, It appear I disregarding
this excellent cutom. and the s.ilnne
of several teachers who have been tm
Ployt fr Ofllr ; vwlni trtiltr
tnan tho of other teacher who have
held position for seven or eight year.
This I an Injustice, although the teach
er who salarlea have thu been re
duced do not complain, feeling, no doubt,
that complaint would result In the board
giving them an opportum.y to resltin.
Some of the teachers who have been em
ployed for six or eight years are receiving
the same salaries that have been given
teachers who have worked only on or
two rears. Th "equalisation" or "reu
latlon" recently made has resulted In
considerable dissatisfaction.
8TREET CAR FRANCHISE
NOT A MONOPLT GRANT.
City Doe .ot Exclude Other Lines By
Giving Permission (o (he New Com
pany on all Streets.
Considerable opposition has developed
to the ordinance now before the com
mon council to erant F. D. Kuettn. r n
mon round! to itrant F. I. Keutin.-r a
75 years. It Is contended that this wou'd
give Mr. Keuttner a tnonoply of all the
streets In tho city, to the exclusion of
any other company which mlunt wish t
Invest here. Speak. n of the m itur yes
terday, an offt' lal of the Astoria Street
Railway Company said:
"The opposition to the measure on the
grounds of nvmop'.y Is nut well-founded.
In granting such franchise to Mr. Keutt
ner the city gives no monoply. as nny
other company could get the necessary
permission to operate street car lines on
any streets which they might desire.
When the present company asked the
council for such franchise, toe request
was denied. Hud It been granted. I am
sure car lines would now be operating
on many more of the streets In the city.
"The Astoria Street Railway Comp.iny
will shortly transfer its properties In
the city to Mr. Keuttner. I understand
that It Is the Intention o' the new com
pany to build a line from Tongue Point
to and around Smith's Point, and also to
run lines over the plateau. This will go
far toward the upbuilding of the city,
and should be encouraged, rather than
foueht.
"Regarding the talk of monoply. It is
not generally, understood. I think, that
the city does not grant a monoplv. The
new company asks the same prlvelees
hat ere granted to the present company.
If another line should come to Astoria,
our tracks could be used by that com
pany under the terms of the franchise.
Of course, the new company would have
to pay Its pro rata of the expense at
tached to tho maintenance of the line,
but it could use It. Just tho same. In
St. Louis several lines are operated on
tho same tracks. The franchises there
are the same as asked by the new com
pany "People do not understand the situa
tion, or there would be a very different
feeling In the matter. I think."
THE EPWORTH LEAGUE.
The Epworth League convention opened
last evening at the M. E. church wlih a
verv Instructive sermon by the eloquent
and witty Doctor H.W. Kellogg, of Tylr
I witty Doctor H.W. Kellogg, of Tylr
sot church, Portland. nSout dele
es aro In attendance' -om ouislde
nts.
street
gate
Trfiin
The program for todny i.tiJ tomorrow
Is as follows:
SATURDAY MORNING.
8:30 Devotions.
Preliminary business.
Rerxirt of president.
Paper "The League 11s the Pastor
Sees It." Rev. E. V. Smith.
Paoer "The Social Work of th
League" Mrs. II. O, Brown.
Paper "Bible Htudy In the liiguo
Miss Laura Aunlln.
Question Drawyer 1:45. Bible reading.
Flection of ollle;ers.
Secretary's report
"Temperari'e" E. O. Miller.
"The Still Heiur" Mrs. G. H. Bennett.
Solo Miss Evelyn Hurley.
"Leadership" A. F. Fbgel.
Adjournment.
SATURDAY EVENING.
Address, "From Youth to Manhoeid."
Chaneclior C. R. Thoburn, D. D.
SABHAIH SERVICES.
9:00 a. m. Old fashion love feast, con
ducted by Rev. J. J. Walter.
11:00 a. m.-Sermon by Rev. C. R. Tho
burn, D.D.
12:16 The Lord's; supper, conducted by
Rev. G. W. Gue, D.D.
I-tM . m. Children's and young peo
ple's mass-meeting, conducted by Uev,
U. F. Johnson.
" P. m. rtnn by Ucr. A. Htarr,
t IV
Everybody welcome.
I'NKAIH COMPETITION.
ASTvMll.V. Nov, ,- tlCdllor Astorlnn
We desire to make few remarks 111
your column relative lo (he system
adopted by some men as regard the ship
ping business along the water front,
A the British ship I'o sedon p
pronched the bar e"terdiiy tlm inn K
corl. In conim.ind of Captain Howes,
towrd her In, and after the ship canV in
anchor laid nloilde for about mi hour
lo take the captain ashore to the butcher
shop. On more than one occasion Cap
tain Haw has put business cord on
board Incoming vessels on the end of a
heaving line, thereby taking advantage
of hi position In depriving us of making
a living. We have been engaged a sollcU
lor and boatmen on Ihe river for 111
past Id year, and do not object to lenltl
mate comtM'tttlon. but we do object lo Ih
tactic employed by Captain Howes III
th Interest of the Astoria Meat Com
pany and the Foard A Stokes Company.
W believe that. If Ih owner of the
lug boat Escort learned (hat their em
ploye were uslna their boat to furthr
(heir own end thev would soon select
men who would attend lo (heir own busi
ness, for which lhy are paid a regular
Miary. JN' H'-
J. It. ciiitisriK.
P. R-Th rvon why Ih tug Escort
give such poor stfrMce Is Ihst Captain
Howes' lime Is folly oectipu. nUl
for butcher hop and grOtT 'wrt'i
R. and J. R. C.
AN' IMPORTANT INFERENCE.
To make It apparent to thousand, who
(hlnk themselves III. that they are n"l
aitli-tel with any disease, but tha( th
system simply need cleansing. I to
bring comfort home lo their hearts,
a costive condition I easily cured by
using Syrup of Figs. Manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Company on y
and sold by ail druiinists.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
(Kvldenl-W. W Sweeney. J. C. (Jar
rrt..n. J 11 Hubbard. E M Rosenthal.
Portland: J. U Hunter. II C. Redacts.
M. J. Isadi. Sin Frauel-.o; A. J Milfoil.
Memphis; A. K. Pender. T. II K01
Gray's river: A. W. Bush, shin Mm.- ..in;
David West. J. C. Ros, C-'tlilatliet ; I.
lill.s. m. Ilw.i-o.
Tarkrr House T. A. N-'rth. N'ch.iVm.
M. O. Met.alf. Fort Caiiby: M. M M " i
ban, South Bend; Charles Brown. J. Ne
ville. Skam.ikaw.1; F.. 11. Watkin. J. H.
Graham. Cathlamct; C. O. XUatcti, en
son: C. II. iK-an. Warrrntmi; Eugene J.
M'rney, Sue. Cut.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Sheriff (o AtorU National Rank, lot
J, block US. With tldeland and wharf
are rls-htu
C. Kvenson. by August lllldcbrar.d, (o
Catherine HUdebmnd. wet half of
southwest quarter, section 3J, town
hip S north, range west 113
J. C. Por to A. W. Smith. 15 acre In
township 4 north, rani; 1 west 17
C. W. Stone and wife to T. Stenokle,
lot 1 4. and 5, block 14. Holladay
Park. Seaside
CALL FOR BIDS.
Bids on cedar poles are asked for. same
(0 lie delivered at stakes set out 15 to the
mile, on "the county road between Tilla
mook and Astoria." and to be delivered
within J day from the date thereof. The
specification for these poles are ss fol
lows: Thev are lo be of sound, live green
cedar jieel. d. with knois trimmed .e
to the poles- Z feet long, with a lop of
not less than seven ln hes In diameter:
butts P In. hes In diameter Mall all bid
to the Oreif-m Telephone ,v Telegraph
Co.. M i.ieav Building. Portland, ore on.
TEACHKRS" K X A M IN ATI O N .
No:l. e Is herc'iy given thai for the pur
Poe of maki:u an examination of all
person who may offer themselves ss
candidates for teacher of the school
of this county, the county scnool superin
tendent thereof will hold a pub ic exam
ination at tho county court house on
Wednesday. Nov. 8, 1H. st 1 o'clock p.
m. Examination for state papers will
be held Saturday, November 11 1M.
Dated this 21st day of October. l'Ol
JOS. T. LEE.
County School Superintendent. Clatsop
County. Oregon.
Th e skin win tw quickly removed
frem potatoes by a new cleaner formed
of a tabular net of sharp cord having a
number of knots on the Inner surface,
the tubers lw!ng placed In ine net nnd
shaken rapidly.
SECOND ENTERTAINMENT.
All who remember the humane enter
tainment given at Reacue hall two years
go loeik forward with Pleasure to the
entertainment to be given at the Metho
dist church. Saturday evening, November
29. An excellent program Is being pre
pared, many numbers of which are very
novel.
STATE TREASURER'S 17TH NOTICE.
State nf Oregon. Treasury Department,
Salem, November 1st, lKM.-Notlce la
hereby given that there are funds on
hand with whl-h to redeem all outstand
Ing state warrnnts endorsed by mn "pre
semted and not paid for want of funds"
between the dates of September 30th, 1W,
and April "th. IWi, both date Inclusive,
with the exception of warrants drawn on
tho swamp land fund. All such warrants,
when properly endorsed, will bo paid
upon presentation at this office, Interest
the-reon ceasing from and after tho date
of this notice. PHIL METSCIIAN,
Stato Treasurer.
Mrs. Goehoop, a Diitch lady, Is the au
thor of a novel which Is becoming very
popular In Holland. The book, which Ih
calb d "Hilda van Huyleriburg " deals
with the education of women and also
points out tho Dutch woman's disabili
ties In the eyes of the law.
DR. H. L. HENDERSON OCE LIST-
A permanent resident of Astoria, treats
all diseases of tho ey' nnd fits glasses
for the corre-ctlon of all errors of refrac
tion. Any glass that, does not provo sat
isfactory will bo cheerfully corrected.
Offco Kinney Bulldlnff.
CALL FOR WARRANTS.
Notice Is horeby given to all parties
holding Clatsop county warrant en
dorsed prior to July Sth, JSI16, to present
tho same to the County Treasurer at
his office, 1G4 Tenth street, for payment.
Interest ceases after this date?.
Date-d Astorlo, Oregon, this 20th day of
October, 1608.
II. C. THOMPSON,
County Treasurer,
TO THE LADIES OF ASTORIA.
Mrs. StternHtrom begs to Inform you
that hor place of business will only bo
open from 9 a. m. to 12 m. until tho 15th
of November. After that date 1 am going
out of business.
! GREAT ECONOMIST'S SALE !
1
r1 1 ' 11 i
Commences Monday Morning, October
3 1, at Our Store.
Tills Is a Big Money-Saving Sale on the Articles
Quoted Below.-
ladies', miss
es' and child
ID kI
ren's mackintoshesof
the test make in America. Every
garment guaranteed.
These mill be yoar
SHANAHAN BROTHERS
ROUGH SHOES FOR
LITTLE GIRLS
Sumatrm. eaoectaJlr school tlmaa the
need them; food, easy one, but itrong
ana hard to wear out. A for th boy, O.
w ymrthl with you all the ar
through, for th boys are a great tax
on atma. nran ana pocKetOong, but right
ber our lympathy takr a practical turn.
llav you seen our special shoes fur boys?
Petersen & Brown.
THE PARKER HOUSE
FirHt-ClriHH in
IS very Renpect.
BAR AND BIbltlARD ROOM
Special Kutet
to Theatri
cal Partie h
A. J. MAHON, Prop
AttTOHIA, OHK.
187a 1897
Fisher
Brothers
ASTORIA....
LUBRICATING.
OILS
A SPECIALTY
SELL
SHIP CHANDLERY
HAKDWARH
IKON AND STEEL,
COAL
filUM'KRIRfl A VD PROVISIONS
KLOI'K AND MILL KEKD
PAINTS. OILS AND VAKNISHE8
I.OOOEKS' Ht.'Pl'I.IEfl
FA I It H. NK'H Hf'ALKH
D'ioIIH AND WIN DOWfl
AHll'ITI,T('llAI. IMPLEMENTS
WAOONU AND VEHICLES.
L. LOBECK
Carpenter nntl Ilullcloi
General Contractor
HOUSH RAISlNfJ AND
HOVINd A 51'RCIALTY
J. B. WYATT,
Phon No. Aft
Attarl, Orfs
Hardware,
Ship Chandlery,
Groceries,
I5rovilon,
PA I NTH and OIL.B.
Special Attention Paid to Supplying Ship
Astoria Public Library
READING XIOOM FREE TO ALL.
Open every i.ny from 3 0 clock to 5:30
and 6:30 to 9:30 p. m.
Subscription rato $.1 per annum.
West Cor. Eleventh ana Duane Street.
knock-down prices ever kttQwa.
days to make money daring this great economists sale.
MISSES
KID
l.OO per pair
AT
ALBERT DUNBAR'S
Cor. 9th nnd Commercial St
New Stock
Of Canned Fruits and Vege
tables just in.
Comparison of quality and
price of same invited.
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO
Victor Rost,
Eleventh St., lint to I'uatal llr(lph Office.
WATCHMAKER
Bngllssh nnd Hwlttta
All repairing 1on by myself,
satisfaction uaranleoo.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LADIES' Ml; CAPES
Braided plush cape, thibet around
collar. 52.85.
Cloth capes, 1.60, $2 and $2.60.
Guaranteed kid gloves, $1.00.
Ladies' skirts, 98c, $1.35, & $1.60
Special sale this week of men's
pants.
THE BEEHIVE.
niE0Cc
Astoria's Leading Hotel
Mcglcr 6k Wright, Props.
HOHE-flADE
Taffies, Caramels, Chocolates and Bon
Bons fresh every day,
at THE SPA..
ladies', miss
es' and child-
ren's capes,coats,&
jackets.all inthe latest styles
and colors at the greatest
GLOVES
recti
AND JEWELER
Watches a Mpoclalty.
Muslo Poles repaired.
Muslo Holes repaired.
Marino C'lironmnotors Rated and Repaired
DENT
a: