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THE DAILY AST0R1AN, THURSDAY MORMNU, NOVKMHKIt 10,
TODATi WKATflKR.
rlr weather.
AROUND TOWN.
Try Roalyn coal. Elmor. Sanborn Ca.
The Oerman Hlo Arthur Flter, wheat
laden, out to a yesterday.
Th British shin
Wheat laden, put to
Cambrian Queen,
tea yeterday.
Henry B. JMTowan and John IX M-
Cowan. th eannerymrn, are In tha city,
Tha schooner Dewey. In tow of the tn
tixle. loft out jrotMy for nenasem.
Tfl ManaanM arrived In yesterday
from t vlalt to tha llghthouao atatlona.
Beat California wlna. W eent Pr tai
ls. Ale Gilbert, tola ant tor
TelaoboM R
n.. aiAemer South Portland arrived
la yesterday from 8an Fnanrteeo and
proceeded up.
Luther featlval In Swedish Lutheran
church November 10. at I P. . AamJaaKm
B and U een I a
Wallsend coal and coa la tha beat
for domeatlo rurpoaea. FVr aala by tha
Aatorla Oaa Llfht Co.
Arrfea. wpple. applea. very cholc and
TMT cbean. Two hundred boxea muit be
HMuoara Ro. Hlrttn A O
Tha Holy Innocent milld of Cpner As
toria will bold their annual aala of fancy
article on Saturday. November X.
TcLT 1 the last day on which wter
rate can be paid to avoid the penalty of
S cent a In addition to the regular chart.
rtolldy noveltlc are alrvady beglnnli
to arrive, and many of ' ,or ,,on
Commercial atree make a fine display.
Call and aee a new drew ault. tha very
latest, confined to tha McAllen Mc
Donnell dry tooda houa. Commercial
street.
The pilot schooner Joeeph FuliticT
came In from ea yesterday for revi
sion, The San Joe la outtlda In her
plac
In ,he county clerk office yeateroay
Olaf Palo, a native of Russia. decUred
hla Intention to become an Am er.es n
citizen. .
Tha Oriental liner Nlnic Chow Is de
tained at F!avel by repairs to her boiler
and will not put to sea before tomorrow
morning.
Toe steam schooner JMlton. In ballast
. e,. Wnm-iseo. arrived In and pro
ceeded up to Portland to load wheat for
the Bay City.
T- six months' sentence of William
Henrv convicted of larceny, expired yea
tertay and ha was turned looe from
tha eeunty JalL
Tot Sale. 100 tona of Roayln coal: the
Bncet house and ateam coal aver brouxht
to Astoria. Elmore, Sanborn Co.. Tele
phone, Mala M.
The Harrison arrived tn yesterday from
Tillamook and will leave out today for
the same oort with reneral merchandise,
weather permitting-.
Captain Gibson, of the Sllberhorn. la
oulte 111 with an attack of laTippe. His
physicians state that he will not be able
to be out for several days.
Pleasant furnished rooms Including
Vath. with first dase board, for cenUe
men only, can be had at SM Seventeenth
tret. References exchangeo.
A tomcod was rauicht on Kinney's
wharf a few days afro wfh a S-cent piece
In Its mouth. It probably came from the
Washlnrton shore of the river.
For rent The entire upper floor of
tha Badollet building over Albert Dun
bar's store. For particulars Inquire of
W. O. Howell. CI Exchange atreet.
The British ahlo Sllberhorn cleared at
the cUKtom house yesterday with 1"617
bushels of wheat valued at VXn. 10 ro
bushels of which was loaded at Astoria.
School Superintendent Lee came down
from Bvenson yesterday to conduct the
teachers' examination at the court house.
The examination for state diplomas will
be held Saturday.
The Wonder Drill, an Indispensable tool
to all machinists, plumbers, or workers
la Iron, brant, or other metala. Call and
ee It C. II. CKkwltt. agent corner of
Tenth and Duane atreeta.
There was but little bowling lat night
at the club alleys, as two are now being
repaired. The high score for the men was
ft, made by Frank GoodelL Mrs. 8tlne
bowled ) for the women.
Hon. Sidney Dell, the well known econ
omist, who has been quite ill at the Astor
house for the past few days. Is slightly
improved, and his physicians report that
bo Is probably out of danger.
Th Ladles Guild of Grace Church will
give an entertainment In the bi semen t
of the church thl evening. An Interest
ing; oroirram has been prepared, and all
are cordially asked to attend.
Senator Joseph Simon left Portland
vesterday for the eat. He will attnnd to
gome Important matters of private In
terest and expects to he In Washington
on the opening day of the next congress.
Colonel W. H. Stone is seriouxly Ul at
his home at Knappa and mtdl?al asst
anc was telegraphed for to Astoria yes.
tenia y evening. Tho steamer Wotrlc
was chartered and Dr. Tuttle hastened to
his bedside.
The dance given by the ladles of Re
bekah lodge at Odd Fellows' hall Met
night was a eucccr In every way. A
large number of dancers were in attend
ance and the evening was very pleasantly
spent by all.
The building at Hie corner of Commer
cial ami Twelfth streets, now occunl'd
by P. A. Stokes, will be removed early
In tho spring and replaced with a flue
business block. Mr. Stukcs and Albert
Dunbar will occupy the new block.
The popularity of the merchant's lunch
erved by Mr. Goorge Cartley at the Na
tional Is growing dally, and many busi
ness men can be found there every day
for their midday meal. The lunches set
by Mr. Bartley are the finest in the city.
Try W. A. Gaines' private Btock wh sky.
This Is an old standard liquor, especially
reoommonded for family and medicinal
use and Its purity and quality Is guaran
teed. For sale in any quantity by John
L. Carlson, eole agent. Twelfih street,
near Bond. .
HARPER WHISKEY la rapidly be
coming the national beverage. It's the
one thing all parties agree upon, repub
licans, democrats, populists. Even the
"know-nothinr" party knows one thing;
tha menu of Harper Whiskey. Sold by
Foard & Stoke Co.. Astoria, Oregon,
The nf the W. C. T. V. will be
pleased to meet any on Interested In
their work at t o'clock today at Reacu
hall.
Terry McKean received a plesssnt sur
prise yesterday In the shape of a plctur
from Joseph Jefferson, (he famous com
edian, with hla autograph.
The electric light connection at lh
Bonbonnlere cauaed a small blsse yester
day afternoon, but the lire w exiln-
nihiHi hrnr nv tlnmase had been
done.
The new rtntcker-fpexarth building on
Commercial atreet Is almost ready fur
rcuPAncy. and the tenants will move
In next week. Work on the Iw block l
rogroMilna; favorably, although K prob
ably will not be ready for occupancy for
another month.
Th local lodge of Red Men will glv
a aootal hop at Foard A Stokes hall
Thanksgiving eve. The dance given by
th Red Wen are always successful and
they will endeavor to' make the Thanka
giving eve affair the most pleasant yet
held.
The death of Henry Falling, the Port
land capitalist was sad news to th
neonle of Astoria, many of whom knew
hlra quit well. Mr. Falling had long been
Identified with the commercial Intereata
of Oregon and In his death the stats
lose one of her most progress!" clttaena.
Oeorge de Vord h been arrested In
Portland for th murder of Ansteio
Serk-ko. Do Vord lives near th place
where the unfortunate hoot .Mack was
killed and Is Mid to have made Incredi
ble advance to the boy prior to the
commission of the crime. The police are
trying to weave a web of evidence around
the accused.
Four eounellmen and a !reet superin
tendent will e elected In December. Th
republican central committee h.i Issued
a call for primaries and a convention to
make nominations. The election of dele
gates to the convention will be held next
Wednesday and the convention will
take place two day liter. Fifteen dele
gates will be elected In the First ward,
11 In the Second and seven In the Third.
Ixule San;, the Chinaman ordered de
parted by Vnlted States Commissioner
Thomson, will take passage on the next
trip of the steamer Rraentar. Dick T.ee,
another Chinamin funj to be on Vnlted
State soil without proper credentials.
will accompany Ii:ie n the Flowery
Kingdom. I-e Is confined In the county
jail and elves hi residence as being at
Seaside. The Rrsemar I scheduled to
sail on the 2nd Inst
Report from the principal business
house of the city show that trad la
better now then this time a year ago. and
merchants generally hope for a busy
spring and summer In 1S. The volume
of cash business has particularly In
creased. Cash sales have steadily In
creased for the nast five year. This en
ables merchants to sell for les than
under the credit system, by which a
very great portion of the business of
the city was formerly done.
That the British ahlp Laurelbank has
been lost now seems certain, and her
owners have but llrtle hope that she will
ever reach port The Laurelbank sailed
from Hongkong In company with two
other vessels, and all three encountered
a typhoon when W mile southwest of
the Chinese port. The Laurelbank prob
ably did not weather the ale. and hopes
for her safety are rapidly diminishing.
She was a fine large hlp and carried a
crew of 2 men.
An Interview published In the Astorlan
about ten days r with W. A. Wrieht of
Ca.t)e Rock. Wash., has been eolng the
rounds of the pres In the northwest. The
Interview was In regard to the establish
ment of a shir.nV mil! In this vlcniltv
and the removal of Mr. Wright's sh'nele
plant now operated at Tastle K"ck. The
sound papers cooled the Item, and It W
published veserety and tho previ
ous day In the local evening pipers.
Tne government pilot chart for Novem
her. lust lstied. calls attention to the
lanre amount of derelict loss and timber
lylne directly in the path of coasting
vessels from off A.t"ria to the southward
at Point Reyes, which forms a serloua
danger to navratlon. Two rafts, broken
ud and adrift, were shown on the pilot
chart for October, since when three more
rafts have broken up. two consisting of
large piles and logs, the other of sawed
timber. All are shown on this chart.
Hale & Kern, the contractor for whom
the tug Sampson was built, have refused
to accept the vessel, it anpear she does
not fill requirements. Her hollers are
not "O ' standard, but they may be re-Dl-eJ
with new ones, and the vessel
thus Improved. She was built to ply be
tween this city and Gray's harbor, at
which place Hale tr Kern have a contract
for the construction of the tetty. She was
provided with new towing rear and great
things were expected of her. Alterations
will nrooably be made In the tug.
The Boys' and Girls' Aid Society of
Portland. Is doing excellent work, as the
report of the superintendent for Septem
ber and October shows. There were 27
children In the home September 1. and
50 were received during the next W days.
Of the total of 77 children. V) were placed
in homes, and IS now remain under the
care of the society. The work of this In
stitution Is not confined to the metropolis,
but reaches all over the state. Destitute
children are cared for by It and many
hapless lit'le ones find homes through Its
efforts.
At a meeting held last night of Astor
lodge No. C. K. of P., recently consoli
dated with Pacific lodge, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
term: Ch-ir.reHor Commander. Adolph
Johnson: vice-chancellor. Albert Nelson;
prelate. John Swenson; master of work,
C. H. Orkwitz: master of finance, AtigUBt
Danielsr.n; master of exchequer. G. G.
Palmberg: keeper of records and seal. D.
R. P.lunt; master-at-arms. D. T. Gerdes;
Inner guard. L. Anderson; outer guard,
L. Galll; tri stees. O. V. Kstes. Theodore
Josephe-on, L. Anderson; medical exam
iner. O. R. Estes.
Mr. J. Ti. Wyatt vesterday disposed of
his lnt-rets In the grocery and provision
department of his store on Iiond street
to ColTee ,fc Mcintosh, who assumes
charge, of the business today. Mr. Coffee
In nn experienced men In this line of
business, having been employed In some
of the leading irrocery establishments In
the city since IV. 3, and of late has been
In thr emnloy of Fisher Bros. Mr. Mc
intosh Is a logger of Gray's river and Is
well and favorably known. Mr. Wyatt's
store Is one of the, oldest ana best in the
city, and there is every reason to believe
the new firm will be BUccessful.
The business portion of the city Is
rapidly moving to upper Commercial
street, and many of the principal stores of
the city will soon be located there. New
building will be erected on several com
ers early in the spring, and there la now
but one vacant building along the entire
thoroughfare. This building u usually
rented by cheap traveling clothing men,
Who do business for a month or two and
then leave the city. Most of the land
lords win not allow their buildings to be
occupied by aucb. people, a to do to puts
a aort of hoodoo on th house. The laleat
addition to the Commercial row of bust
nea house I Vhrlntlanscn A Co., who
Will mov Into th old Crosby building
December 1.
Andrew Koskl. a resident of Kat Aa
torla, had a narrow escape from a hor
rible death at (he Clatsop mill yesterday.
While working around the machinery M
clothes were mutinied In the Ivcltlng and
his left arm waa dragged Into the ma
chinery, horribly lacerating It from th
wrist t the shoulder. The flesh waa
bruised and torn In several parla and the
arm, from the wrist to the elbow, wa
fractured In tour places. Koskl waa re
moved lo Ir. Kstea' office, where hi
wound were dressed, and he wa after
ward tnken to hi home, Dr. Kste
state that tinder natural condition tne
arm can be aavrd.
Following closely upon th terrible
murder of Antone Serlcko at Portland
cm another crime murder and ul
clde which ha excited the people of
th metropolis. Andrew Oroom. a patent
medleln fhklr. shot and killed hi wlf
Tuesday and. turning th revolver upon
hlmef, blew out hla brains Th peopl
were at a Front-atreet lodnl'W house and
quarrelled. Groom being jeojoua of th
woman. The crlm w committed at
noon, but waa not discovered until i
o'clock. Mr. Groom waa still alive when
found, but expired two hour later. It
la said her maden name waa Oetjen. and
that her parent are respectable people of
San Joee. Her character w question
able. Oroom dleu ntantlv The revol.
ver with which he committed the deed
waa found by hla aide.
Complaint (till continue to be made
by member of the Second Oregon vol
unteer, stationed at M.inll. 1 ne men
assert that thev are Improperly fed. nnd
that the officers have no regard for their
comfort, even fall'ng provide neces
saries for them. Private Charles Percy
Oliver, of Hlllshoro. this state, a ho d.e.l
recently at Manila, wrote t a friend that
the fo.nl not what should tv given
soldier. He made no lengthy cmpl.ilnt.
h" It was plain from hi letter that
the Oregon boys were not properly pro
vided for. The Red Cross societies of
the orlnclp.il clflex of the state hv don
much to add to the comfort of the V'tv
Oregon bov. and the work of the Md'r
Is atreatly to be oonimend.il. The officer
of the Second stoutly deny that the men
are not properly fed. but complaints con
tinue to be received In the state almost
dally from the men.
!ncal republican were greatly elated
yesterday over the result of the elections.
The outcome In Washington. California
and New Tork was anxiously awaited.
and the result In those t.te were par
ticularly gratifying to republican. When
It oeeame known that Washington and
California were In th ound money col
umn, there wa much rejoicing, as the
fuslonlst were known to be strong In
the coast state. Washington' excel
lent showing came as a surprise to the
democrat, who confidently expected the
election of James Hamilton Lewis and
Jones for congresa In 1 the state
gave Bryan a plurality of about tn.ow.
while Lewis and Jone were U.w aheid
of their republican opponent. I Ate re
turn ahow that the state haa elected the
entire republican ticket by KM) or I.5O0.
Th Issue there wss the single tax, a
favorite populist doctrine, and the peo
ple have overwhelmingly turned M dosrn.
Washington can hereafter safely be
counted In the sound money column.
There are now four wheat-laden Brftlh
vessels In the stream ready for aea. be
sides the Oriental liner Nlngchow. These
are the Sllberhorn. Gulf Stream. City of
Athena and Wlscombe Park, the three
latter lying In the lower harbor. The
Sllberhorn ha been In -ntinuou trouble
since ahe arrived here three day ago.
The crew became dissatisfied w.th the
food after her arrival here and refused
to work. Their troubles, however, were
found to be only slight, as Jack Mr I
often prone to grumble for the sake of
the satisfaction derived from It. They
were all pacified but a few. who still per
sist In refusing to work. The captain waa
taken 111 yeeterd.iy and had a rtivtr
taken on board, who found him suffer
ing from lagrlpne. The Sllberhorn hi
two Chinamen on board employed In the
galley which make It necessary for a
custom house officer to stay on board day
and night to guard them. The Celestial
are not allowed shore leave, as their
Identity would be lost In mixing with
other Chinamen, and they will remain
prisoners on the Sllberhorn till she
reaches the Old World. The other ves
sels are readv for sea and will likely
leave out today.
The regular term of the. county court
convened yesterday morning. The bills
of Jurors and witnesses In attendance nt
the recent session of the circuit court
were audited. A petition from H. F. L.
Logan, signed by a majority of the voter
of Seaside, asking for a retail liquor li
cense was granted. In the matter of
the Elk creek toll road to show cause
why tolls should not be reduced. C. W.
Carnahan. president of the company, re
ported that at a recent meeting of the
directors the rates of toll had -been re
duced, as follows: Four-horse teams,
single trip. 75 cents; round trip ILK: two
horse teams. SO cents; round trip. 75
cents: one-horse tetim. 35 cent; round
trip. 50 cents: saddle horse, 15 cents;
round trip. 2T cents; sheep and hogs, 5
cents. This Is a reduction of shout 40
per cent, which was considered reason
able by the court. The report of Presi
dent Carnahan of the receipts and dis
bursements of the rond between Septem
ber 1 and November 1 showed the amount
eolleeted to be JD.3".. the amount expended
was $4. leaving a balance on hand of !B.
Tho renorts were orderefl men. i ne
claim of four witnesses, subpoenaed by
C. J Curtis, who held the office nf deputy
nrnseentlnc attorney nt the tlm. were
disallowed. The witnesses were sum
moned to appear before the grnnd Jury
to Indict O. A. Colo for obstructing a
county road. The grnnd lury nt the time
was not In session, and tho Cole case was
pending before the county court where
It was afterwards decided as being Illegal.
The witnesses' claims were, therefore,
dls-allowed by the court.
THE WEALTH OF CUBA.
If Cncle Sam should, In the Interest of
humanity, add Cuba to his domains. It
would almost double his wealth. With
Cuba under a stable government nnd
fully cultivated, Uncle Sam would soon
control the world's markets for four
great staple tobacco, sugar, coffee nnd
rice. It seems a shame, to abandon this
rich Island to an alien race.. It Is a
greater shame for a man to abandon bis
atomach to the ravages of disease. To
strengthen the stomach tatce Hosteller's
Stomach Bitters. It Is Just the
thing to stimulate the appetite. It will
overcome dyspepsia. If there Is consti
pation It will establish regularity of the
bowels. It makes tho nerves strong and
steady, and gives restful slumber. There
Is no substitute for it.
CALL FOR WARRANTS.
Notice la hereby given to all partici
holding Clatsop county warrant en
dorsed prior to July 8th. iron, to present
the same to the County Treasurer at
his office, 164 Tenth street, for payment
Interest ceases after this date.
Dated Astoria. Oregon, this 20th day of
October, 1808.
H. C. THOMPSON,
County Treasure.
CHRISTMAS PHKSRNT8
FOH OltKOON ttOLDlKltn.
Member of the Second at Manila Will
Receive Many Uoxea from Friend
and Relative at Home,
Person desiring lo end Clirlslmn up
pile to the Oregon volunteer at Manila
should wftta the boy nnd tell them lo
call for their boxea nt the Hod Croa
hospital there. Writing from Son Kran
Cisco to Mr. Levi Young, a prominent
member of the Portland Hed Cms so
ciety Colonel A. J. Coffee who I attend
ing to the shipment of upilles for the
Oregon regiment, say:
"The Oregon supplies for the soldier
at M.inlla, which were hlpord from
Nrtland. October 2, have gone forward
I" good order on the transport. The large
case will go nil right, and aa 1 under-
atand It, th HO-pound limitation on pack
aare was Intended for Individual, but
where a rase nf malted milk or similar
material I Intended for the hospital It
I all right However. I think It would
bw wis to keep within the 50-pound limit.
aa case of this weight ran be carried by
Ihe men Individually. If they should have
to handle these goods by hand, and on
cannot tell what la liable to occur In this
respect In time of war. i.eller b on
tha safe side.
"I have received authentic Information
that the last transport will leave hr
for Manila next Monday or Tuesday,
After thai time I have not been able lo
get any definite assurance that the gov.
eminent will transport Red Cross sup
plies by transport or regular steamer.
However, the Red Cms official think
that there will be some provision made
by the government to send forward o
dlera" supplier
"I have received some nini'lles from
Sedgwick Kmergency Corps nnd Capital
Kmergvney Cort. of Salem, which are
being forwarded todiy.
"I would siikv-est that all ni.iterlil 1
very securely, packed. that there nuy
be no damage or loss. I noticed some of
tho Oregon boxes containing Jellv wire
of rather light material, nnd Insecurely
picked. Jelly w:ia ooilng front the cricks,
and evidently some of tho tar were
broken In handl'.ng Freight Is handled
in a hurry, and llttlo care Is taken
against brcikage, so It will he well to
pack securely.
"My latest Information Is that all your
supplies have been put on hoard the
Pennsylvania, which leoes some time
this week. This Is very gratifying.
there waa ni doubt about our tvlng
allowed to send the entire lot. Mls
Wallls. corresponding sicret.iry of th
Red Cross Society here, h i l-en very at
tentive and considerate of my solicita
tion for the Oregon supplies, for which
I am very grateful, and I have assured
her wo all appreciate her attention be
yond expression."
WTKL ARRIVALS
Tarker House A. S. Hall. Olympla; tv
F. Kllgore. II. W. St. John, New York;
J. C. Souther. Fort Cnby; 11. F. Well
ington, it. DaVall. San Francisco; Thro.
Cable. E. Hoch. Portland; M. Wise, II
waco; John West. Cathlanvt. Mis Norl
wick Frankfort; Dr. Linnton, Warren
ton; Frits Johnson. Chinook.
Occident Wm. Jackson. J. 8. Dlven.
Chaa. V. Morgan. M. W. Mathlesen. port
land; II. Kurberg Carson CHy; F.
Charles. New Tork: H. 8. MrOowan. J.
D. McOowan. Chinook; I. R. Levy. Jame
C. Murry. Ban FrancHeo; O. W. Hick.
R. I. Freeman. R. C. Herbert. Port
Steven: W. L Pulllam. Mayger; L.
Montgomery.
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Thankful wonl written by Mrs. Ad.i K.
Hart of Oroton. S. D : "Wa taken with
a ba.l cold whlrh "itl'il on my lung;
cough 't In an.l finally terminate.! In
consumption. Four ilocl'tr gve ir up.
s.iylng I 1011M live but a short time. I
gave mysrlf up to my Savior, iet'rm nel
If I cotil.l tint stay with my fnrr.ils on
earth I woulj meet my absent one above.
My husban.1 waa advise.l to get Dr.
Kin;' Nea- Discovory for Consumption.
Couch. anl CoUla. 1 gave It a trial, took
In all rlKht bottie. It ha cured me, and
thank flod I am avived and now a well
and healthy woman." Trial bottle free
at Ertes-Conn Drug Co. Regular a
V ami II. Guaranteed or prb refund-d
It Is salil that If the voire of an ele
phant were as loud In nriprthn a th.it
of the nlghtennle. his trumpeting could
ixi heard around the world.
BUCKLEN'8 ARNICA SALVE
THE BEST SALVB In th world for
Cut, Bnilae. Borer. Ulcer. Salt Rbaum,
Fever iorea.1 Tatter, Chappad Hand.
Chilblain. Coma and all Gkln Eruption.
and positively cure Pile, or no pay re
quired. It la guaranteed to glva perfect
aatlafactlon or money refunded. Prlc
cent per bog. For aalo by Ete-Oonn
Drug Co.
"I am very much ftfnUd that Jimmy
la In mlsi'hlef," said Mr. Hnagg to her
husbnnd. "I can't hear him." replied
Mr. BnuKtc. "That' why I think he
must le doing something he ought not."
TBI aXma LA QtUPT CVWR.
Thar I M nfntw
drtdfwl anaUaV, V rwa wfll nahy M
Heat ruaMfly. Tow ar kaa paa aO
tttrongh your body, your liver a eat of
order, havw no acpatfto, no llf or ambi
tion, hav a bad ooid, ta fact ar com
pletely need up. Electric Betters u tk
only reraftdy that will glv yo protnfit
and ur relief. Tay act otracUr on
yoar liver, stomach and kldaeys, ton
p tie whole system and mak you !ei
Uu a new being. They ar guaraaud
to cure or price refunded. For ai at
tea-Conn Drrg Co. Only 10 eaaaa per
bonis.
A woman alwiys has an lda th;it she
can tell one llo rind then unit.
AN IMPORTANT DIFERENCB.
To make It apparent to thous.inds, who
think themselves HI. that they are not
ftffll"t"d with any dlsejifle, but that the
system s!mly needs cleansing, Is to
bring comfort homo to thi Ir hearts, m
a costive condition la easily rured by
using Syrup of Figs. Manufactured by
the California Fig Hyrup C'ornpnny only
and sold by all drugglats.
STATE TREABCKKft'fl 17TII NOTICK.
State of Oregon, Treasury Department,
Ralem. November l.tt, W.ft. Notice la
hereby given that there uro funds on
hand with which to rcvleem all outstand
ing stato warrants endorsed by mo "pro
sen ted nnd not paid for wnnt of funds"
between the dates of September 30th, 18J7,
and April 7th. JSD8. both daten Indimlve,
with the exception of warrants drawn on
tho swamp land fund. All such warrants,
when properly endorsed, will bo paid
upon presentation nt this office, Ititorest
thereon ceasing from and after tho date
of this notice. PHIL METHCHAN.
State Treasurer.
DR. 11. L. HENDERSON OCULIST-
A. permanent resident of Astoria, treats
all diseases of the eye, and lit glasses
for the correction of all errors of refrac
tion. Any gloss that does not prove sat
isfactory will be cheerfully corrected.
Offce. Kinney Building.
Don't Miss 'Em!
Those Garments do the talking for Us. Thcg
Will do it for gou, as well.
Boys Vestee Suit
I.tirRO sailor collar, col
ored cloth triiutuingit,
nnd braid to inatcli. A
very sightly suit, ngca
from 3 to 8 years.
Prloe
Ladies Wrapper
(Jiiiul, heavy Vogilita
Cloth, heavy wai.-t lin
ing, nicely trimmr!
with hruiil, well st wetl,
full width fkirt.
I 'rice
Si
SHANAHAN BROTHERS
Shoes for
hrifhr Infill
11 IJ 1 Clll
r . z
Another IJfe In Shoe-rn you know
Hint two thirds of your life I pnl with
jour feet rticasnt In leather? Worth
thought. Why not have them otnfort
able? We have tho kind that ar ilea
ant. Thoy aro rruteful to the feet, Tf.e
price I not Miih.
Petersei k Brown.
Through
Tickets
-TO THB-
EAST AND SOUTHEAST
-VIA-
PULLMAN PALACBJ BLS1PKJUI.
TOURIST BLEKPEBal a4
FRIB RECLININQ CHAXK CMLM
-Dally to
Salt Lake. Denver, Omaha.
Chicago. Kansas City
and other Eaatorn dtlaai .
Bsggng checked through to daatlnaUVm,
llnU.n D-pot, fant time, loweat rat,
PlnUch light bi all oar..
For rate and other Information Mil Mi
or address
Q. Vf. LOUNBBERRT.
0. fi.
or J. H. LOTIIROP, dm. AgvL m
IS Third L. oor. Alder,
, l is
Or.
L. LEBECK
Cfirpcntcr unci llMllclcr
Clcricrnl Cotilrnctor
HOUSE R A 151 NO AND
HO VINO A SPECIALTY
Astoria Pablic Library
READING ROOM FRKB TO ALL.
Open every .ay from I o clock to 6:80
and 6:30 to 1:80 p. m.
Subscription rate H par annum,
VTast Cor. Eleventh and Duan Btret.
Acker's English nomedy will stop a
courh at any time, and will euro tha
worst cold In twelve hours, or money re
funded. 26 and CO cent. For ala by
EstesConn Druic Co,
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablet are sold on.
a positive icua.ra.ntoe. Cur heartburn,
rlslntr of food, dlstres after eating-, any
form of dyspepsia. One little tablet lives
Immediate relief. 2S and (0 cnt. For
solo by Ete-Conn Drug- Co.
V j r 1 TT L)
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Yi
J75
TO
if
m
Leather Stockings
The wcll knoHii Hhick
Cat blocking for I toys
nnd til Im , double
throughout, triple knee,
f,i-t black.
(Jive them n trlnl
mm
MIQQPQ
KID GLOVES
$1.00 per pair
AT
ALBERT DUNBAR'S
Cor. 9th nixl ('oinuitTciul
New Stock
Of Canned Fruits and Vege
tables just in.
Comparison of quality and
price of same invited.
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO
Special Sale This Week at
The Bee Hive...
COATS, Children up to four
years. There is a great variety
of these coats.
All styles of Childrens' Caps
Bargains in Ladies Coats and
Capes. Cloth Capes 1.50,2.00;
$2.50 and up.
A large line of Ladies Outing
Flannel Wrappers.
THE BEE HIVE.
Astoria's Leading Hotel
I iViCKiCr & Wright. Props.
HOnE-HADE
Taffies, Caramels,
Bons fresh every day,
at THE SPA..
Boys 2-Pieee Salt
Nicely inmlo, goml liu
iiign. Olio of the very
bent school huiU for
hoys,
ages, -t to 12
Colors, black or
yearn,
groy.
Price
cr--r -Y-ir
J, .tw, i -''-T'
The Only Pine toCet Hnrunlna.
Strcot.1.
Chocolates and Bon-