The daily morning Astorian., December 16, 1898, Image 4

THE DAILY AST0R1AK. FRIDAY MOBMNU. DECEMBER 18, MM.
IMPORTANT
V, ire infortwd that certain parties are purchasing some of the eld
Jensen Can-filling Machines, wlih a view to rrpalrln
ttrm by supplying any missing, worn or broken parts, and afain putting
lhi;ra to os for packing salmon.
A recent legal decision of hij:h
effect that to supply one or all of the
out consent of the patent owner.
We are the sole owner by purchase of the Jensen Patent for these
machines, and public notice Is hereby piven that any and all per
sons who endertake to so repair or use these old machines will to
prosccoied to the full extent of the
the bands of our attorney, John II.
tuwrnninrv Instructions to take all nccessarv lean steps to protect our
rights In the premises. ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION'.
Good Things for This Week
Naw Uns of Plush ul Cloth Capes, at
less then cost
Jackets sacrificed. No reserve.
New line Hsndkerchlefs. I sad 10 cents,
worth If and cants,
811k Pluh at cents, vaius for M and 80
ants.
Call serly and aocara sows of tbsss
great values.
Mc Allen &
m-Ci Cotnmsrejsl Btrest, ASTORIA.
P. J. Meany-wcrtJ
(Derchant Tailor and
Exporter of fas.
Highest Cash Prioo
Fald tor Fur Skins,
Tenth find Commercial Bits.
Astoria, Or,
TODArS WEATHER.
Rain.
AROUND TOWN.
Trr Uoslrs coal, HI mora, Sanborn Ca.
Candlaa 10 rents a pound at th Parlor.
Largest assortment Xiaaa trta orna
snsnts at tha Park.
Tha barkaotlM Olaaaer Is loading lunv
tar at th Knapptou Bills.
Bast B-esnt meal. Rising Sua restasr.
set, HI CoouBsrolal atraat
AH holiday goods at reduced prices.
Mrs. A. Rapplsyss, 1 Taoth stmt.
For Raat-Tw or thraa furnished
rooraa for housekeeping. US Tenth street.
For Rant Two or thraa furnished
Items for housekeeping at TX Tent!
atrsat
T. R. Dart was sltghtljr taproed yes
terday. and there Is now hops for his
rteoTery.
Best California wins. eeoti per gal.
Ion. Alex Gilbert, sols agent for Astotia.
Telsofcons C
NOVELTIES IN CHATELEAN AND
MONET BA-3S, PURSE3. LIXX. AT &
H. COOPER'!
Wallsend coal sad eoks la ths best
for domeste purposes. For sals by ths
Astoria Gas Light Co.
Ttieres antered ths store of Mrs. D.
R. Blount Wednesday, evening and car
ried off two silk dresses.
Miss Edna Peeples, formerly of this
city, out now a resident of South Bend,
to vlshing Mrs. Duncan Stuart
Rer. T. A. Hyland and Mrs. Hyland. ac
companied by Miss Boeillng, left y ester,
day for a visit at Hot Springs, Ark.
In the police court yesterday the bail j
of Maoris Bmith. of $10, on a charge of .
drunkenness, was declared forfeited.
A daughter of N. Davis, of Cathlamet,
died Wednesday of typhoid fever. The
funeral wl be held at Cathlamet today.
Don't pay high prices. See the Parlor
for Xmas candles, warranted as pure and
as geed quality as any In the city and
losrtr prices.
For Ssle. 100 tons of Rosytn coal; the
finest houss snd steam coal over brought
to Astoria. Elmore. Sanborn Co., Tele
pnona. Main s-L
SEE THE HANDSOME SILK PETTI
COATS MADE OK TAFTKTTA BILK,
6.W TO $10 EACH. C. H. COOPER,
ASTORIA, OREGON.
For Rent Dwelling house containing
nine rooms, with all modern Improve
ments; located In a good neighborhood.
Address A. Astorlan offlflloe,
I bars the largest assortment of per.
fumes for Christmas ever brought to As.
torla: from B-cent goods to the highest
glade. Charles Rogers, druggist
Ths very finest Ths ns plus ultra. Ths
orsms da la creme. That's Harper whisky
la three languages. Sold by ths Foard
A Stokes Co., Astoria, Oregon.
AT C. H. COOPER'S STORE YOU
WILL FIND MANT USEFUL AND
ELEGANT PRESENTS SUITABLE FOH
THE PRESENT HOLIDAT SEASON.
The popularity oi the merchant's lunch
served by Mr. George Bartley at the Na
tional Is growing dally, and many buil
ness men can bs found there every day
for their midday meal. The lunches set
by Mr. Bartley are the linen In the city.
CLEARANCE SALE.
1 J. Goodman K Co. offer their entire stock of Boots ami Shoes
at prices never before heard of in Astoria. Sale will continue until
the present stock Is disposed of as e need room for a New Stock ordered
from eastern factories. Ke offer ladies $: and $4 shoes at $1 and $1.50
per pair. Misses and children's shoes in proportion. 30 per cent off on
me's shoes. Por proof of the above 6ee our bargain tables.
. - P. J. GOODMAN & CO.
6SS Commercial Street, Sign at Red Boot.
NOTICE I
anthorily has been rendered to tie
above raniut be lawfully done wlih
law. The matter has been placed in
Miller, hsq.,of Nin tranclsco. witn
Best and cheapest lino of Dress Goods,
"Black and Colored." sver shown la
Oregon. Alt nsw.
Kid doves, U 00; reduced from 50.
Outlnc Flanel, I cents, cheap at I cents.
Now atria Cycls Corsets, black and
drab, M cento; always sold for
McDonnell
MT-4Q Third Btrest, rORTLAXP. OR.
The steamer 'Alliance arrived down
from Portland yesterday and crowed out
In the evening, wheat laden, for San
Francisco.
NOVELTT ALL WOOL DRESS PAT.
TERNS FROM tSOO TO $ PER SUIT
AT C H. COOPER'S, THE LEADING
HOUSE OF ASTORIA.
An assortment of Ed Pinauds Royal
Pvrfumea for Christmas, also a lot of
high rrsJs perfumes In half pint bottles
at 8 per bottle. Charles Rogers, druggist
Ladles earn $3 per week working at
here, no canvassing; enclose self-ad-dressed
stamped envel-ej. Btandurd Nov.
elty Company, 101 Bekmaa street New
Tork City.
Have a full Una of Plwuds Royal per
fumes, Roger A Gal! el's perfuses; Queen
of Violets In bulk and ftney bottles; a
full line of Palmer's In bottle snd bulk.
Charles Rogers.
A squars-rlgger was reported In ths
offing yesterday. A tux went outside after
her, tut was uoabls to sight her. as she
had hauled off to sea. She will probably
arrive la today.
Ths ordinance P tsed at the last meet
ing of the council confirming the assess,
merit levied for the Improvement of Ea
change street was signed yesterday fey
Mayor Bergman.
The United States steamer Badger,
which has been ordered to tbs San Fran.
Cisco station from League island. Is la
command of Lieutenant C. P. Upshur,
former ly of Astoria.
The water in ths Willamette has fallen
to such sa extent la consequence of ths
friers In the mountains that steamers be
tween Portland and valley towns have
been forced to tie. u.
WE ARE SIIOvnXQ AN ELEGANT
LINE OF BLACK PEAU DE SOIE
SILKS IN B-YARD LENGTH 3. FROM
$H0O TO C1.0O PER PATTERN. C H.
COOPER. THE LEADING HOUSE OF
ASTORIA.
There is no materia change in the con
dlllon of M:ss Berths Goulter. who Is 111
ha Portland. Her life hung, yesterday, by
a slender thread, and It was Impossible
for her physicians to state whether or
not she would withstand the shock of th.
operation rersotly ptrformtd.
Reports brougnt to Artoria yesterday
by the rlrer steamers sre to the effect
that Ic is gaining in the lower river,
making navigation dangr-rous. No serious
inconvenience has yet been experleoctd
by the Ftramers plying between here snd
Portland, but great care Is excerclsed
by the n-lou in svX lin? loatlnsj ice.
One of the Inland Kmolre visltars Is
said, by other members of the party to
represent an association of 3 leading
business wn in Walla Walla, at whose
stKCial Instance he ame to As'oria for
ths purpose of Investigating the situat'on,
and rpon v howi fav.T-iMo report upon his
return large Investments will be immedi
ately mail In Astoria realty.
The final contest for the Herman Wise
trophy for men "took place last night
There were but 1 entries, and U bowl
lng throughout a as poor. IX. B. Sacry.
who has a handicap of li pins, finished
hlsrh, with a total of 1. The medal Is
now his property. The women's contest
for the other trophy hung up by Mr.
Wise will be held today. The same rules
and conditions which govern the monthly
tournaments will apply in this contest
Lieutenant W. A. Sherman, of the Sec
ond division Oregon naval baulllon, and
Junior ofhosrs, have remind an InvlaOon
to attend a dance given by the First di
vision In the armory at Portland, n.
(wmber 29. The dance is under the aus
pices or the naval batalllon auxiliary
corps. One of the chief events of the
evening will be a greased pig turned loose
In ths hall, which will become the prop
erty of whoevir aucoaeda In catching It.
FIFTEEN YARDS RICH BLACK SAT
IN DUCHESSE. THE QUANTITY RE
QUIRED FOR A LADIES' DRESS, AT
THE FOLLOWING PRICES: $16.90,
J3.50. WE RECOMMEND THE
ABOVE QUALITIES FOR DURABILITY
AND WEAR. WE HAVE CHEAPER
GOODS AT lli.00 TO $14.00 PER SUIT. A
HANDSOME XMAS PRESENT FOR
ANY LADY. C. IL COOPER, THE
LEADING HOUSE OF ASTORIA-
W. A, Oalnes' privets atoek whisky,
handled exclusively In Astoria ty John
U Carlson, Is one of the mnet popolsr
bevenvves sold. It purity artj quiUlty
are guaranteed, and It Is esiwolalty r-
ommnled for family use. It Is sold In
any quantity at the comer of Twelfth and
limn! streets,
Sheriff Williams left yesterday morning
on the laum-h naude It. llanthorn for
Tense tlhee selnln ground to take p.
enlon of the seining outfit of Mrs, XI or
ret Johnson h satisfy a Judgment Of
tTI.r. The r-roperty win be sold at sue
lion In this city December O. and consists
nf swtns, horvos, linos snd olher flfhlng
apparstus used on ths seining ground.
The following claims were allowed by
the coun.-ll last ttlKht: Orimn tk Resl, ;
)n- IXtv, H. II. Shields, $lt;
Antorla wsl and i-oal yard, J1SJ5; Atorla
lo Compny. tll : J. r, Clinton, r ;
FUher ltros., tt; 8. II. Wlllett, TJ cents;
( iurl.-s K.tgont, u; C. A. Ineaweber,
II W; West Shore Mills Cwnpsny, ; X
U. IaWT. SUM: Alex Premner. P; As.
trU Street Hallway Comsny. IS.
The Infland Emplr visitors met a com
mittee from the lYosrwslvs Commerce!
AssoclstKin Ust night st the parlors of
the Owklmt. The need of an ien river
so ss to meke the upper CVIumbU navl
saN for vessels sras discussed el lensth.
as were also several other qutwrlons con.
lernlnsT ths derWoixmmt at iha im-tIiu-
d ruined by tha CWumbla. The meeting
m-ss interesnnr, and the discussions were
all Inform!.
The culld srvcll in rSv)jn.l k.
efftt of IhorMfcjiln f i. -...i I
. ' " ' . " Mil t
desim srs looktns- hotwftinv forn t
a fall of snow snd the price going up to
B s cord. Oa aovunt of the Ic In the
upper river It Is Impracticable to tow
og rarts, at tne Ice ehsfra off rh hii..
rH. If the cold westher continues the
mills will not be able to procure o-s,
and consequently cannot furnish slab-
". win sjo to tne soervtty of
fvieU
Two well known voun Aainriam ...
havs been rivals r boxing fame for
some ome past, tried out yniwlur In
the prretrce of s few frieruls. The men
re soout srenfir matched nn.t nm m, .
clerer exhibition. In
of the principals swung on th other's
jew. noortng lUm. The Mow m t.,r nf
suflldent strength to do any darosee. or
iv. renuer tne man umonsclous, but he
threw up the scwrvce and irkiiniii
the superiority of his opponent The
comt was a friendly one for feint,.
uu was tne outome of s dlpute ss to
me reepeciivs merits of the men.
The Astoria Transfer Comnnny present,
ed a btl to the council last night for T5
rents The health snd police committee,
hlch h.d the bill under cnlde.itlon.
rvpcrtej adversely on the claim. It ap
pears Chief Hsllolck 'phone! for an ex.
press waxon to convey s drunk to ths
city baatlle, but. bef,r the srrtval of
the wagon, the fellow got over his skate
ad was allowed his frwdom. would
hsvs been fined js had he been taken
into custody, snd th commutes will pre.
sent a btll to th company for I4.J5, ths
amount tt- minlcipsllty lost by the fail,
urs of ths express wagon to arrive within
a reasonably time.
Some time ago the council dvl(lc4 to
Improve Astor street, which has been In
a terrible condition for some yes re past
M. Nowlen snd H. B. Parker remon
strated against the proposed Improve,
meat, th latter contending that he hsd
repaired the street la front of his proper,
ty, snd that the repairs were as exterslrs
as wuld be made by th city. The street
committee examined the alleged Improve,
ment and found that It was not as Is
required by law. The coiom'tte recom
mend that the remonstrances be not
granted, and the reoommndtl.-n was
adopted. Work oa the Improvement will
begirt shortly.
The display In the windows of Petersen
ft Brown, the shoe dealers, is one of ths
neatest sod most complete ever exhlblti-d
In As'jorta, This reliable firm hss just
received a new stock of winter goods snd
Is selling flne shoes st greatly reduced
prices. The stock Is made up of the very
m-st styles, snd is the roost extensive
line of footwear evjr offered for sale In
the city. Every pair of shoes told by
Petersen A Brown Is guaranteed to be
Just as represented. There could be no
more acceptable holiday present than a
pair of the latest style shoes right fresh
from the manufacturers hands, such as
can be hod from Petersen A Brown, and
at prices lower than the same quality
of goods sre offered in Portland.
The Astoria Football Club's first eleven
la getting in fine shape for the big match
at Fort Stevens on Christmas day. The
member of the club and football enthusi
asts generally are taking great Interest
In the game, which promises to be the
best ever played in this section of the
state. Tbo A. F. C. team Is much
heavier this year than last and the
men havs much mors experience. The
teem has been greatly strengthened by
the addition of several new players, snd
Cspialn Allen Is confident that the blue
snd white will wave victoriously at ths
conclusion of the game. The Fort Stevens
men are practicing fcithfuMy and are
said to be putting up a good game. Two
steamers have tx-n chartered to take the
crowd to the fort to see tha match.
The British ship Matterhom loft Port
land Tuesday last snd Is st some point
cm the Willamette unable to proceed
further owing to the Ice in the river.
As tfie river Is low at present the Matter
horn It liable to experience difficulty In
crossing the sand bars and will havs to
work her way down by tides, as she is
fully laden. As abe has not yet passed
the mouth of the Willamette, part of the
cargo may have to be lightered at this
point In order to pass through, for even
with sufficient titer there the channel Is
so narrow that it requires the utmost
caution to keep a ship off the banks.
This was demonstrated by the German
ship Christine, which grounded at the
mouth of the Willamette a few weks
ago, and the necessary towing and light
erage to bring the vessel Into deep water
cost tha owners $000. Two more wheat
laden vessels ars ready to leave Portland,
but their departure will likely be deluytd
until more favorable weather stts In.
The whereabouts of the British ship
Matttrlcrn, tow on her way down the
river, Is lost to the Portland papers, or
at least one would be led to think so on
looking over their marine columns, for
no -nentlon Is made of her tim e her de
parture from Portland the first of the
week. News regarding the ChriBtlne,
Garnet Hill and other vessels of the grain
fleet that have met with mishaps and de
layed a week or two, as the cane may be,
by being stuck on the sandbars, was
omitted at the time by all of the Port
land dallies and nothing Is krown of th'-sc
accidents so far as the public there Is con
cerned. A vessel's departurs from Port
land and her sailing from the Columbia
river Is always noted by Portland's pa
pers, but news regarding accidents and
delays occuring to vessels on the way
down the river Is always supprersed.
probably this is dons by ths Oregonlan
for the purpose of demonstrating that
the river Is deep enough for ships Ut
pass through at any stags of water.
THE UCEltVCE OF SHIP OF MS
is due not only to tW orlrlnUlr sn.l
Implicit y til tlto combination, hut uIm
to the cat-o nn.l kUU with which it i
tnsnufucturcvl ),v soU'ttlitlo prxwiuus
known to tlio Camfouma Km SvMTr
Co. otiljr, and wo w 1-.U to iittpiva iixm
all the ImporUH.f if mr lisslnr the
true and original rrtmMy. As the
ffenuuie Syrup of Ftfs is mnmifnotutvd
bjr the CAi.iroKMA Fm Syhtp Co.
only, , knowlodtr of that fact will
assist one In avoiding the worthless
Imitation uuiuufuclurctl by other at
ties. The hirh oUitdluir of the Cat I
Foaitu I'M St hit Co. with the utUi
cai profeMlou, aitd the satisfaction
which ths jrciniiiic Syrup of r'l(r has
Ifiven to million of families, tnskes
ths nanis of the Company a guaranty
ot the e.tvllnct of its remedy. It U
far la advance of all other laxatives,
as It acta on ttm kMnrya, liver am)
bowels without IrritaMnjr. or weakening-
them, and It dors not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to jret Its beurtklal
effects, picas ic member the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
sa ntAXrmc. ci
Lt ISVILLK. Kt. NKW TSHK. N. T.
1: Is understood th.it the original pliuis
prepared by th engineering department
of the A. & C. It. rs-lroad for the tin-
provment of ths waterfront on the Vet
Side have been matwUHy changed by Mr.
lUmmond and hla avltes In New
York. It at first Intended to luil l
one Unro dock and warehouse similar to
the O. U. A N. dock In this city, which
seems to have been th favorite style ot
construct !.- at San Francisco, Tuiet
svund and eis iwhrre on the I'ariric co.nt.
This plan hs given way to a mrn mod.
ern and elaborate plan. pttom.'t nftr
the rt dock ininmvements In New
Yi.-k. rostn, rl other cities on th At
lantic. Instead of on dotk snd ware-
hi'iiw, It Is now di-slgned to adopt a scrips
of i'ltni or slips, each having Its own sep.
nr.te . rehouse and other ccnvenleiues,
but sll Joined to one common railway
quay. This system will admit of the sc.
ommodatloa of many more vessels at
the same time and a greater convenience
and dispatch In ths transact I jn of ths
large volume of business Intended to bs
handled at that point
rrofesso- Nichols, of the Cottags Place
(Wash ), high school, one of ths gentle,
mon composing the Inland Empire dele.
gatUn now visiting In the city, slates
that ths people of Astoria havs no resUI.
tatlon of th extent to which public senti
ment In ths Inland Empire has been
aroused within the past three months
concerning Astoria snd Its future, pro
fessor Nichols says that. IB sll his reel.
denes In that section of the country, he
has never heard so much talk about As
torla ss wlth.n th past 10 days. In fact,
he states, people east of th mountains
are more Interests today In Astoria's
doveloumstt and their own relations with
this Ury ss ths seaport outlet thun they
are In Set' tic or Tacoma, or any other
town In tha northwest. I'rofcasor N'lchols
thinks that, with proper action on th
part of Astoria's commerclul organisa
tion , id cltlaerm g.nrnlly, a Urge Im.
migration might bo brought to Astoria,
with hundreds of thousunds of dollars of
e-ipltal from the northwest alone. Prof-fi-sjor
Nichols sas the first rviil move
ment towmrd development In Astoria will
precipitate, in his Juilxmrnt. the greatest
rush to this city that has ever be-n
krown In the hUtory of any ploro on the
Pacific coast
Th following n-solutlm was Introduced
at the council rmetlng last n icht, and
was r.-f.'rriTl to the wharves snd water,
frontage rmmit:n for a report: " hern
. IC has oom to the knowliilxe of the
common council of 'he city of AstorU
that th superlntendint of streets has
developed an enormous propcnulty for
htr.tlng eoiiKars within the city limits.
and that, on the day of , ys'M. one
IVasley, a deputy of said superintendent
of str.'t. eld shoot and kill two cougars,
a that, h-re;ifter and on the following
day, the said superintendent, with Intent
to a'-iulro unto himself great snd un
deserved repute, did, then and there,
wilfully and feloniously Inform the city
attorney and auditor that he, the said
sup-rinu-nd..nt, did kill, slay and mur.
der two cougars, which said Information
wis but the fruit of a disordered brain;
be It Resolved, That the said suporinten.
dent was at said Urns but a knlstht of
Munchausen, end it not r. sponsible st
a hunter or as s rifle shot." The resolu.
tlon was framed by City Attorney Allen,
wooim) (riven mimo, Harrison, was written
In red Ink. Mayor Bergman Instructed
Chairman Itobb, of the wharves and
wat'jrfrontage committee, to report on
the matter at the next meeting, at which
tlmo the council will finally determine
what shall bo dons with Street Superin
tendent LlnvUle, the accused.
"An open river, of course, it essential
to Astoria's realization of all tbs possi
bilities of her dfivulolpment," said one of
the Kajrtern Oregon visitors yesterday;
-out i can plainly sco that what we farm,
era and you Astorians as well most nec-d
at this tlmo Is an open railway. This
we are destined to got very shortly, if
the lmprexslon already made on Ih In
land producers as to the morlts of your
railway con teuton Is prvprrly followed
up by your chamber of commerce and
Push Club. Get your common point seu
tl'-d ana your i-ellway opene-J, and e can
afford to spend the years of tlmo which
will be required by the slow movements
of the government In securing through
river transportation to Astoria, Mind
you, I am in favor of an open river as
much as anybody, but I fear some of the
present agitation In that direction is be
liiii fostered by the transportation com-p-tnlcs,
who fear the result to them of
an in mediate open railway more than
they do a long-distant, future open river.
Don't let your people be fooled Into any
diversion or scattering of your efforts
aid the effect already created for an
open railway communication with the
great grain fields of ths Inland Empire
by the talk of nn, open river. Nobody
In Orfsjon that I krjow of professedly op
poses an open river, but I know of some
who do not favor an open railway and
my observation is that those latter tel.
lows sre at present the loudest shouters
for an 'open river.' "
TO CURE A COi-u IN ONE DAT
Take Lsuatlvs Brojno Qulnlns Tablets.
All druggists refund tbs money If It
falls to sure, Ma. Ths genuine baa I B,
Q. on saob Ublst For sals by Cbarlss
TEMPTATIONS
111 Holiday Bargains
Dressgood Specials
M Inches wide, black figured mohair lus-t.-r
finish, 4 cents Vnlun; specliU, 48 cents
yard.
M Inches wide black or navy lCngllsh
storm terse, ti cents value; special SS
cents yard.
t-yarl suits, two-tone covert clolh. In
handsome oomhlnallott o( colors, JS vuhtn,
special. $&.M suit.
Dress Skirts
lAdlns full width heavy storm lerg.
tailor mads, colors black and navy blus,
13 value, special JIW.
Ladies heavy brocaded silk skirts, vsir
full width, well lined snd strongly tewed.
110 value; special. KU.
"It'n (m Good an a ClrcuH.M
Thus sikeons little lad whose mother had brought him hers to ses the algnta Hrl.ig your llttls ooee, Mr. Ils4.
r; a srorld of amusement awaits them,
SHANAHAN BROTHERS
580 COMMERCIAL! STREET.
roI.lTK.NK83 HMNOS A LKOACT.
A young lady In a department store has
Just fallen hlr to pm. The mny sat
left her by srt tccrnirl.- oU Udy iio wss
(rested wl'h grant politv;). by lbs
young woman when ihopplng. Hsr Joy
was at great at her turprts when ths
monry was given hsr. lurpr t snd Joy
will bs th lot of many other peopl If
they tak llostettsr't fttomark Hitters
when suffering from malarial fever, ague,
loss of strength and appetite, Tbs Ulttors
mak th weak strung, tons up th atom,
ach and assist digestion. In bsd esses
of dyspepsia, ths cures It effects srs truly
renarkabls, It Is s palatabls medicine. If
you feel "out of sorts" try a fw doses
of the f am jus Rlllsra
Mak ths children happy st Christmas
and you will grow young again.
TUB MUOKmN MOTHER.
Rag found thai bsr llttls ones ars lot
proved mors by ths pleaunt Syrvp of
Figs, srhea Is need of the lasative sffeot
of gentle remedy, the, by any other.
Childnsn sajoy It sad It beneflis (beta.
Ths true remedy, fyrvp of Itga. u man a.
fsctured by tbs California rig Syrup
Co. only.
IN TIIK CIU'NTT CtH'nT Or CUVT.
sop county, (lisle of Oregon. In the
matter of ths state of Henry 0 lien,
drtclon, dei-urd. Notice I hereby
gtveti that John V. Ilolmatrom, admin
Istrutur of the aNve estate. hu filed In
the above entitled court hi final account,
and thst Monday. the9ih dny of January,
at 10 o'iM-k a. m of said day. at
.ild county rourt room. i fixed as s
tlmo and place of hearing sa d final ac.
count und all objet-ilons and ejerpllon
th.rno. JfHN V. HOIMifntDM.
Administrator.
Dated I eremtxT , IKfiL
IVciMrt of the CoiKlltdm
of the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Antnriii,
At Astoria. In the Hmin of Oreajon. at
tno cloee of business I ".member 1st, lw.
Ixin and dlsiunls II3.2M 10
overdrafis, socured and unse
en, .1 i s, I m
1'. H. bonds to secure circulation U.10 M
rremlums on I'. H. ln.ls io uq
tit'Hks, Mourlri'", etc XI
U'Iht real retain and murtirdgca
own-ol J.lia It
Due from ruiuoiiul bunks (Not re
serve aK.nisi M.C7 it
Ime from state hanks nn.1 bank-
rs JR.flfjS M
Dun from iiro'xl reserve
"K-fits 1J7.W rsj
t'he(ks and oilier cash ltein...s.. iq mi
ttevenun iinm 71 4D
Notes of other rmtlonal banks... 12 fW
Nl'-kels and ivtits Ut2
jiful moin-y reservo In bank,
via:
Hi."..le tK.o 00
L-gi tender notes 101 UO
M.7S100
Ilelemptlon fund with t'.H. tress
urvr (S per cent of circulation;.. KIM
Totul l&U.4ij OU
IjIAHIDTHCH.
Capltid stock pnld In I U.ono 00
Hurplus fund lV.OuU 00
Umllvlded profits, less expenses
and taxes paid 41.SJ 47
Nmlonnl bank notes outstanding 6, 4l 00
bus to state banks and bankers. 209 71
Individual deposits tub-
Jon to ch-v k IH3.632 23
temand certlllciites of
deposit 6rt,7fiO 61
. 404,391
Total t,40C0
COUNTY OK t',ATHOH,
STATE OF OHIiOON,
ss.
I, H. 8. Oordon, cashier of th abovs
named bank, do solemnly swear that tha
above statement Is trim to the best of
my knowledge and belief.
H. H. Oordon. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
7th day of December, ik'jk.
C. H. THOMSON, Notsry T'lbllc,
Correct Attest:
JACOH KAMM,
W. K. McUitKUOR,
W. M. LAUD,
jjirecrors,
WMil m PAIR
Of our slippers that fool comfortable at
ones Is worth a great deal. We'll put
your feet Into slippers of that kind and
charge nothing extra for ths comfort and
very little for ths slippers.
Petersen & Brown.
Capes and Jackets
Indies' silk plush rape, JO ,,he long,
lhll'l fur irlmtned, ltn.d with n.mr silk,
full we..p, la w value; spwlul, J,D,
Ladles' heavy snml incllon Jacket. Inrg
form collar, nilwl too ins, new sleeves,
KW value; special, U tO.
Ghildrens Jackets
Of heavy navy blus Kngllsh wverl clolh,
trimmed with whtu soutsoh braid, well
sowed, W.W value; tpsi'lsj, UJS,
Twis-oaps double tettur navy blue, svsry
gartiMitt warranled, 3.M value; speolsl
MW.
In the Toy Store.
Jlisses Felt Hats...
50 cents each.
Albert Dunbar,
Cor.
Fairbank s
Tlio best money will buy,
&M at Tojiuliir I'ricfs
irniitlsoinpCallontlfM with photci
of War I It-row with 2'o jnirfhii's
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO
Holida Goods
AT
THE BEE HIVE.
A grout variety of llolitlay (Jooil.s now
on tlisj)lay. This iruluth's ull ."tvltrt of
Christmas Novelties
AND A
Big Line of Toys.
These goods wsrs bought at ths lowest ' prices and ars marked aooordlogty, ss4
mutt bs sold within tbs Beit few daya Thsss goods ars chsspsr than yoa sa
buy them In rortland. Corns early whlls
sslsetloos.
Holiday Goods
Arriving Every Dny, at rortland Pricr.
Chairs, Rugs and Medallion Pictures
C. HEILBORN & SON.
J. A. Fastabeiid,
I GEJlEHAtCoilTllACTOll flp BOILOER
Estimates Gfven on
All Kinds of Work.
A potoffiBoxNo.49,(
W'l
The Palace Cafe
: W. W. Whipple, Prop.
Finest Heals in the City
Special Attention Ghon to the Preparation of Banquets.
Hid Gloves
A pair of our celebrated Mascot kid
ttlovm, would ninks a nice pel sent fur a
duly, All shades ami sites,
Ladies Aprons
Of fins whil Iswn, embroidery or lacs
Irliuiiiod, W cents value; special IB cents
each,
Silk Ribbons
All silk plquolt sdgs baby ribbon, spectsl
I com yard.
AH silk satin, plain sdgs baby ribbon,
special 4 yardi for I cents.
No. I sll silk satin ribbon, all shades,
special I votttt yard.
Hiioclal bawalns In sll widths silk ribbon.
lth niul Coinnifrcittl Strtt'U.
Fairy Soap...
ami
C'-ouih)ii.i fr Ilmulioiiio Ilookii of
Fairy Tn!w, with ench 6c urcha.to.
our stock la unbrokss snd yo oaa
JIou.Ho-Moving
IUUI.1 IUI ItUIlt. 11
Astoria, Oregon.