The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, December 21, 1898, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY ASTORIAN, WEDN t DAY MOHN1NU, DECEMBER. M, Btb IMPORTANT u. r informed lUt certain Jcuscn Can-filling Machines, w iih a view to repairing thcra by supplying any missing, worn or broken parks, ana again puums tlcm lo sse fur packing salmon. A recent legal decision of high minority has hern renJered to He eSect tbat to supply one or all of the above cannot be lawfully done with out consent of the ratent owner. We are the sole owner by purchase of the Jensen ratent for these machines, and public notice Is hereby given that any and all per sons who undertake to so repair or use these old machines will be prosecuted to the full extent or the law. The matter has been placed In the hands of our ittorncy, John H. Miller, Esq., of San Francisco, wlih peremptory Instructions to take all necessary legal steps to protect our rights in the premises. ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION. Good Things Nw Um of nuA ana CloUt Cap, at Iwi than ot. Jaoket orlflod. N imn Hew Sn Handkerchief, I and 11 oeota, worth IS ana cant. Silk Plush X cmU, valu for B and ante, i i , Call aarty and aacura om f thaaa great Talaaa. McAllen & CV-CI Commercial gtraat, ASTORIA. P. J. Meany-wscu (Dsrchant Tailor and Exporter of pars. Highest Cash Prlo Paid for Fur Sk'.na. Tenth qnd Commercial Bts Astoria, Or. TODarS WEATHER. Frobablr fair. AROUND TOWN. Tr oetjra coal. Blnora. Sanborn C. Candle 10 cent a pound at Ui Parlor. Tha government telegraph Una to Fort Canbr la down. Larfrst assortment Xiaaa traa eraa aneits at tha Parlor. Tha British ship aforren left up la tow for I'ortland yeaUrday. Tha ttJg Relief laft oat yesterday mom. tng for San FraaadaM. Baal tt-osot meal. Rising Boa raataar. Ul, CI Comaaroial atraaC AH holiday gooda at raduoad price. Mr. A. Bappleyea, IS Taoth atiaat la tha polle court yesterday Henry XAtl waa Used 8 for drunkennea. All wipoo for tha camera at tha Spa abould ta In not later than 4 p. m. today, j Profeesw Wright, of the Franklin are na school, ha been aulta 111 for tha paat week. Beat California wina. It can par gal lon. Alas Gilbert eole agent for AJtotia, Telephone B NOVELTIES IN CHATELEAN AND MONET BAM. PURSE3. EfC. AT C. H. COOPER'S. Walleend coal and coke la the beat for domeato purposes. For aala by the Aitorta Gaa LKbt Co. The down train was nearly an hour lata tact night Tha delay u -. r- i ' v M exceptionally large amount of In-icM. Don't pay high prices. 6e the Parlor for Xrau candles, warranted as pure ar.d aa geed quality as any In the city and lowtr prices. For Bale. 100 tojt of Roaytn coal, the finest house and steam coal evrr brougm to Astoria. Elmore. Banborn Co.. Tele phone. Mala -L BEE THE HANDSOME SILK PETTI. COATS MADE OP TAFFETTA SILK, SS.M TO 110 EACH. C. H. COOPER. ASTORIA. OREGON. For Rent-Dwelling house containing nine rooms, with ail modern improTa ments; located In a good neighborhood. Address A, Astortaa offlfflca, I bays the largeat assortment ot per. fumes for Christmas ever brought to As toria; from S-eeot goods to the highest giade. Charles Rogers, druggist AT C. H. COOPER'S STORE TOU WILL FIND MANT USEFUL AND ELEGANT PRESENTS SUITABLE FOR THE PRESENT HOLIDAT SEASON. In the county clerk's oUco otenIay Claries L. Johaascn and Oek&r K. Johan sen, natives of Denmark, declared their intentions to become American citizens. The popularity ot tbe merchant's lunch erved by Mr. George Bartley at the Na tional la growing dally, and many busi ness men can be found there every day for their midday meal. Tha lunches mt by Mr. Bartley are the finest In the lty. The British ahip Matterborn flnlished Uttering her cargo of wheat yesterday and will bo towed down to Bund Island today, ready for aea. The M&tterbcm Is not supposed to have sustained any in juries by grounding on the way down from Portland and an examination of the Teasel la thought unnecessary. CLEARANCE SALE. 1. J. Goodman & Co. offer their entire stock of Boots And Shoes at prices never before heard of in Astoria. Sale will continue until the prestntstock is disyoscd of as we need room for a New Stock ordered from eastern factories. We offer ladies $3 and $4 shoes at $1 and $1.50 jicr pair. Misses and ttiildren's slioes ia proportion. 30 per cent off on men's shoes. For proof of the above see our bargain tables. P. J. GOODMAN & CO. 085 Commercial Street, 8cn of Bed Boot NOTICE! parties are purchasing some of the old for This Week Beet and cheapest Una ot Dr Gooes, "Black and Colored," aw aaown ta Oregon. AU Mf. Kid Qloraa. .; reduced from 1154. Outing Flanel. I centa, cheap at I ceata. New tyla CrcJa Coreeta. Mae and drab. B centa; a) war aold for LW. McDonnell 1Q-1B Third BtreeC PORTLAND. OR. Ton caa buy silver novelties at special prlcea thla week at Ekstrom'a You need an umbrella this rainy waather nothing mora useful for Christmas. A beautiful line, at eatrtmely low prlcea at Ekstrom'a. An autortiuent of EJ Plnauds Royal Perfumes for Christmas, also a lot of high rrada perfumea in half pint bottles at $3 per bottle. Charles Rogers, drugilst CENT EM EN KID GLOVES EVERT PAIR GUARANTEED IN BLACK AND ALL. THE LATE 8 HADES. C H. COOPER. THE LEADING HOUSE OF ASTORIA. Tt steamer Fulton cleared at the cus toms house yesterday for San Francesco. She carries WOO sacka of barley from Port Uod and S0.000 feet of lumber from the Clatsop mill. L W. Harper's Nelson County. Ky.. whisky. A gentleman's whisky, a whisky for tha aldeboard. a whisky for the sfrk room, Sold ty Foard tKoaea w., as. ttrla. Oregon. Have a full Una of Plr.auda Royal per fumea. Roger Oallet's perfua ea; Queen of Violets In bulk and fancy bottles: a full Una of Palmer's w bottle and bulk. Cbarlea Rogars. The American steamer Columbia Is taking on board 4 tons of coal at ttu Flavel roai bunkers. This will bo An bin. J by Thursday morning. hen she will put to sea, weather permitting. Tha reulalr meeting of tbe Elks was held Isst night One new candidate was acquainted with tha Inner workinsrs of thia popular order. The membership of ie Elks la gaining rapidly. The case of E. Barraco va the Clt of Astoria will come up for trial In the circuit court thde morning. Deririans In several civil suits were handed down yesterday by Judge MoBride. Th French bark General de Chimta Is on the way down the river In tow of the Hayward. The Charette Is wheat ladvn fi-T Cape To n. South Afnca. and carriea 113.03 bushels, valued at KiJPi. Tha books that can be purchased for a Uttla money Is simply wonderful. Grimn A Reed are showing a handsome Una of cloth-bound books for S cents that are marvels of book-making; JuO different titles. A very beautiful Chinese woman at tracted corusldirablp attention on Com mercial stre yeet'-rday. Her fiattires were perfert and. with a lovely 'omplex lon. rhe rautfht the eye of every mnn who saw her. U'K ARE SHOWING AN ELEGANT UNE OF BLACK PEAU DE SOIE SILKS IN 15-YARD LENGTHS. FROM fltOO TO 121-00 PER PATTERN. C. H. COOPER. THE LEADING HOUSE OF ASTORIA. The bills of lading for the two carloads of the Young's bay bridge were received by tha contractors yesterday. It Is not knoan what particular sections of the bridge are on tbe way, but Its arrival la expected daily. While you are wondering what to get your friends for Christmaa, just step Into Ekstrom'a His stock of watches, dia monds, jewelry and silverware Is complete and up-to-date. Special sale of silver novelties this week. Frank 'Woodflald, who has been quite 111 for the past week or ten days. Is able to be out It was feared for a while that he would be attacked with typhoid fever, but fortunately It transpired that he was suffering only from lagrlppe. At a atated communication of Temple lodge No. 7, A. F. and A. M. the follow ing officers were elected for the ninu'.n year: J. N. Griffin, W. M.; W. T. S hol fldd. S. IV.; J. P. Bain, J. W.; J. Q. A. Bowl by, Treas.; E. C. H"!den, secretary. FIFTEEN YARDS RICH BLACK SAT IN DUCHESSE. THE QUANTITY RE QUIRED FOR A LADIES' DRESS. AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES: $1.M, M3. 123.60. WE RECOMMEND THE ABOVE QUALITIES FOR DURABILITY AND WEAR. WE HAVE CHEAPER GOODS AT 1Z00 TO $H.OO PER SUIT. A HANDSOME XMAS PRESENT FOB ANY LADY. C. H. COOPER. THE LEADING HOUSE OF ASTORIA. For r;tTha S. Tru:tln.-r'i real, drm-a, furnished. For particulars (equlre at W. U. Howtm-e, Ul fcaohanga street. Tour mother, sister, or friend wmilld be pleased with one ot those beautiful elfver mounted pursea for Christmaa-at Kk Strom's. Vsaaaaaask NOV1CLTT ALL WOOL DRUM PAT TURNS FROM HO) TO t M 1'KU SUIT AT C. It. COOPER'S. THS LEAD1NO HOUSE OF ASTORIA. Many new thing In dolls, toys, games, etc,, an ahoam in Orlrtln Heed s toy department Wagons, doll bungles, blocks mechanical toys, and everything else to please the Uttle ones. Jock Land and wife wera allownl to land (no Joke! from the steamship t. lumbla yeetnnlay. Jock and his wife have two vtaltlng In the old country for eonra time and the customs officers bud no difficulty In establishing thWr Identity. W. A. Gaines' private stock whliky, handled exclusively In Astoria by John U Carlson, la one of the moat popular beverages sold. Ita purity and quality are guaranteed, and It la especially rec ommended for family use. It la aold In any quantity at the corner of Twelfth and Uond streets. Griffin 4 Reed have a atock thla yoar that hi well worth your time to Inspect even If you do not buy. Books In all the late fending, leather goods, medallions, Bohemian ware, ollulold gooda, white metal and aterllng silver novelties, and a thousand and on other article not to be found eiawher. N. D. Raymond, the newly elected city surveyor, qualified before AudKur Nelson yesterday, and has assumed the dutira of hie office. The appointment of Mr. Ray. inond ctwe general out lf it kK He ta known to be a skilled engineer, and can be relied upon to alve strict at. tentlon to the work of the city. The A. F. C. eleven la still working hrd f..r the appfuu.h!ng cox-nt with the Fiwt Stevens ttam next MiMutiy. It la towaible that Patfred Young, who l the star plov er of the U. of O. team, may be here tv the game, and the io&rtan of quarter back Is being held open. Otherww the line-up has been decided upon, although Captain Allen bus not yet given It out. The Emrtt.cy Corps and Red Otvws Society revived word frm Portland ye terday that S turkeys had been sent to the volunteers stationed at Fort Canby r Christmas. The Portland society re quests the Astoria corps to send mim e and cranberry pies. All members of the two societies are requested to malt.' d nations. Ilea should be sent to the New York Novelty Store (S:rus') on Fri day. December 51 Fish Cbmmlsioner llcciulra will not open his office In Astoria until after the approaching eesskm of the legislature. This statement Is given out by a man ki a position to known just what will be done. The opening f the office here will be a matter of great convenience to fisher men and others interested In tbe ludustry. The purpoee .f the office will be tv furn ish Information and laeue licensee to those eog-igeii In fishing. Two accidents occurred on the, steamer Columbia Monday night after she docked at the Flavel coal bunkers. As the 'lont horemect ere about to put cool on board one of them fell off the ship Into the riv r. He was hauled out and was found to bar received a slight cut on the head. Another fell from the 'twcn decks lnu the cool bunkers. He was rendered un conscious by the fall, but was not badly Injured otherarUe. An afternoon paper yesterday published a statement to the effect that tho Pro gressive Commercial Association consid ered a flouring mill proposition at Its meetlns; Monday night, and that M. J. Kinney and M- Nowlen had offered a site at the corner of Sixth and Astor streets. Mr. Kinney waa seen regarding the matter last night and expreeeed nur prtse that negc.iat.ona were on foot fur the construction of the mill. He aald that, while he would like to see a flour ing mill in Astoria, he knew nothing hatever of the reported negotiations. It Is reported that ei-Clty Surveyor Holkm&nn. who was removed from office for malfeaiince by the council Monday night, will appeal the case to the rourts. The ground on which the appeal is to be taken Is not stAted. It Is evident, how. ever, tha Mr. Heikmann has good reas on to believe that a court of Uw al.l reverse the decision of the council, as ho rtild nbt.uIutily no attention to the iirj. ceedlng-s against him by the municipal body. He was notified wnen the trial was to take place, but appeared neither In person nor by attorney. . The British ship Cape Cleur, wheat laden, finished loading at Portland yes terday, and Is drawl nsr 22 feet t Inches. The steamer Burma, which arrived from Portland Monday, waa drawing 22 feet ( Inches and waa three and a half days on the passage. The Cap Clear will probably have to lighter about 1000 tone of wheat before she can reach Astoria, the Burma being compelled to lighter WO or 500 tons, although drawing two Inches less than the Cape Clear. As It is less difficult to keep a steamer In the channel than a ship, the Cape Clear may be looked for to arrive here about the first of next week. The Austrian steamer Burma was over hauled yesterday by a diver for the pur pose of ascertaining whether or not she sustained any damage by lylna; aground on the shoal on the way down from Portland. The diver made hla descent from the steamer O. K., which laid along side the Burma and on which the diving apparatus waa placed. The vessel was thoroughly overhi'Jlcd, but she. was found to be In perfect condition and there was i.o cause for alarm. Captain Mlkul! l "i feared the Burma was strained, the tide hn vl'" fallen from the at-eamer about two feet when she grounded near Gome, fir tnnmelv ithH laid on a soft, muddy lot- torn and rutaln"d no damages. Tlio Burma leaves for the Orient today. The a tlon of the council In ordering the Imurovtment of Astor street- will be hailed with dellf?ht by taxpayers owning property there. The street Is to be Im proved between Sixth and Ninth streets, in which portion Is Included the Bowery. There are many saloons along the thor oughfare, all of which pay tti a year license, and the owners think the street should at least be made passable. The street I now In a terrible condition, and t,o. hrt fur some three or four years past. H. B. Parker and M. Nowlen re monstrated egulnst the Improvement, but the council filed the remonstrances and ordered the Improvement. Work will be Kln immediately and must be nnhhed within 60 days. Blda will be advertised for in a few day and the contract awarded. The Astorlan ha received the following letter from Walter J. Honeyman. of the llrm of Honeyman Sc. McBrlde, of Port land: "Our attention 1 drawn to the ac count of the interview you had wtth me rardlng the formation of tbe twine combine, in which you state that George Barker would cease to act a agent for Flnlayeon, Bon. mm TBEHCaiEXCF OF SYfiUP OF TIGS iitlue not only to tho otiriiiality n.l lUupllolty ii( t!io comliiiuitUm, Imt also to tha cam mhI .sl;,U wit'.i which it ia manufacture.! by M'lcuUilo iiroconaca known to the Cai ikiknU Fin SviitT Co, only, ami wo w Isli to Impir upon all the lmportuni- ot intrvitHktiig the tru anl oriliml muck. As the genuine Svmp of Fitf is manufactured by the California Fin Stan Co, only, a. knoukMK of that fact will Malht one la avoiding tha worthies ImltAlioui itianufitcturtHt brother par tic. The hlrU xt.iu.liiitf of the Cam FOaSIA Fid .svht r Co. with the meJI cat profasi. nn.t iht aittisfactlon which the genuine Syrup of Fl.t has fircn to mil'.U'ua of families mnkei tha name of the Coaipaiiy a guaranty of tha excvlh tii- of Ita rriiinly. It U far la ailvatuv of all other la xtt tires, aa It acU on toa Ul.lneya, liver and bowola without lrrita'hi(f or weaken' ing thom, ami it ilora not prle nor nauaeat. In ortlcrtojri t ita Ix-neflclal effecta, plca.v iriiM'tnlx-r the name of the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. am riuMi-.r-i. LacuviLLk. Kr. !. leak. n.t. field Company's twin and Iwnd on January 1. on which dn:e their contract exWrea. This Is not corre,t. as far aa I am concerned, fc-r I am r..t aware when thalr contract expln. or If they evon have ofle, and am not pmimI on how Mtauir. Doyle ft 0mpany w II manage the bu'ln" when they get Hie control. I did mention that Kittle A t'im- pany. the Pacific coaet nxrnn of Plnlny son'a twin, would turn over all (heir stock on January I to ikiyle Cxnpany. who will then rondu.'t the agency fr the coant. and likely mako their own sr. ntngemeots. which, of course, in a Urge agency like thla. will take time. I had not the slightest Intention of ruitk-lpatlnc any change which lioyta ft Company m ty make In conducting the bnlnr out side of 8sin Francisco; hence. In Justice to all parties concerned. 1 think you should make rublle thin correction." It Is apparent from Mr. Honeyman' letter, which la cheerfully published, that the '-tm-e of a combination among twine manufacturer must be conceded, con trary to dtvthvls published here and else, where. John Fernleaf. a H-y.-nr-old lad. arrived at New Tork from Uverpool tbe other d ty and told a story that suggeats s il! retrard for truth. The loy says he lived near Dayton. Wash., and that his parents left their home last May to stake out a cUlm on an Indian reservation. He was U-ft alone, he says, and, feeling lonesome, went to Portland to look for a brother there. Ho failed to find hi brother and wandere-1 almletmly about the metropoll". Finally he waa approached by some sail ors, to whom he communicated hU troubles, and they told bin they would provide him with lodgtrafs. He was taken abcard the llrrtUh bark Crmptnn and soon was sound anlrep. Whrn he awoke the vec4 waa skimming over the blllna-y deep, and the captain refused to take him back to port. Th ship was bovnd for Cardiff, Wal ta, which prt wis reached In five months. From Carl ff he went to IJvi'tooI and then to New Y'irk. arriving with but 6 oe.it In his pocket. Johnnie's story Is probably a fabrication. If he went to sleep when the Crompton was In Portland and did not awake until the vessel was far out to sea, ho Indeed must be a wonderful lad. An ordinary boy. even from Washington, would starve to death In the time required for a ship to come from Portland to the si. Slaylx Johnnie was In a trance and didn't know It U.txI.OO) LOST ON HORSE RA.'Et). It is slated that a man won and lost IV'Q.OoO on horse raota. For Si ye-irs he kept at It, and most of the time he waa successful. At lait fortune turned against him. snd today hs Is penniless. Gamb ling ii a good deal Ilk neglect of health. It can be kept up a long time, but In tha end it la disastrous. Fortunes are harder to restore than health. The first step .to ward winning back lost health Is to re store th digestive organ to a normal condition. For tbl purpoe Hostetter's Stomach Bitter la far ahead of anything else. This remedy Is a specific for Indi gestion, dyspepsia, fever, ague, nervous nta and sleeplessness. It Is a wonderful tonic Druggist sell It everywhere. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Ocilden-Chari- H. Carey. B. M. 8mlth. F. A. Valkhardt, H. A. Wels. Frank King, B. R. Smith. Portland; M. L. Fried. enthal, St. Loul"' 'Jounce O. Wentworth Chic igo; Cwrge M. Franks, Philadelphia; A. F. Elliott. William T. Grouse, Sun Francisco; W. E. Baken, McMlnnvllIe; W. C. Barrett, Seaside. Parker House E. O. Brong, F. A. King, A. Kehmlng, J. Forrest. Iortlnnd; Charles II. Young. P. Olson, Oak Point; E. R New, Elkhardt, Ind.; Jame McDonald Svensun; Lorln Bcovllle, Vancouver; Rob i-rt Farley, Hammond. THE MODEkN MOTHER. Ha found that her little ones ar Im proved more by tbe pleasint Syrup of Fig, when In need of th laxative effect of a gentl remedy, than by any other, Children enjoy tt and It benefit them. The true remedy. Syrup of Figs, la manu factured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only. HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. A. E. Allen and wife to A. & C. R. R. Co., three-fourth of an acre In tbe John Thomas donation land claim, township 7 north, range 10 weat f 87 Ella Runyon to Charle E. Runyon, block 74, 78, 78, 84, and 90, Adair, and lot 7, block 139, McClure' 700 TO CURE A COu IN ONE DAT Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggist refund the money it it falls to cure. 2Sc The genuine ha L. B. Q. on each tablet For sal by Charles Rorars. Astoria Public Library READING ROOM FRED TO ALL. Opeu every oy from t o clock to 1:30 and 6:10 to 9M p. D. Subscription rata per annum. West Cor. Eleventh and Duan i treat. GREAT SALE Of Boys Fine All-Wool Clothing for This Week Only. Having the best and largest assort. mout of K)' and youths' fin clothing aver shown In Astoria, wa have decided to close them out before ths tint of Jan uary. W pise litem on sals for on week only. Note our aala price. '.Vr-vS,N Tbss faw Item great aal of boys' gains. SHAN AH AN BROTHERS 580 COMMERCIHIj STREET. KID Ml'AUTl.AM' I IMA TUN' llY l.l'l IT.VKIill'T M WVKI.NH Pacific Coat M in Swung Ills l-ft on the Jaw In ths Thlt t nl Hcred a Knock Jt. NEW YORK. m-c. !-tat Hawkins, the llghttlglt piailllet from the Pacific Kpe. mad short werk of K'd Macpari. laid tonight. Tho bout was dolded In Cie third rwutnl. the New Yorkrr being krax-ked out with a left swing on lha Jaw. Hawkins opened ths favorite In the bettltar, but even money ruled when th men donned the glove. Hawkins wa the first to count In the third round, swing ing a left on the rtbe. MPartUnd re. plied with a left on the head. Then Haw kins sent a right over the heart. This blow weakened MacPartland. who. a few seconds Uter. wa sent to the floor with a left hook on th Jaw, but g to his fee In nine second. Ilolh made passe at close quarter. Just a MacPartland started to sprint away Hawkins let fly a long left swmg, which landed squarely on the Jaw. Tha New Yorker dropped like a I' and waa counted out. SUCTIIERS P.Vi'IKIi' KAHS.N '.! BAN FRANCIUCO. )ec. Ju -A flnnn. cliU statement Just las led by th tlouthern Paclflo co-nivany shows that for the month of October tho groes enmlrr of tho company reaehed V.!U.7S. This Is an Increase of II. 11.791 over the same month of last year. For the four months ending with Octo! 31 last, the gross earnings aK(trrate 3VW. sn In crease, of I1.EO30 over the correnpoiklltig pririod of last year. During the fiscal year ending June . KA. the company In crmsnd Its gross earnings shout I7.i"'.', over the flgurrs of f. Th comjian) h,i Junl placed with t-vir:i eiuiiern P.rms contracts fr new ears and Jorumo tlves of an agicr'scata value of nboiit t:i'i.. Theodore Bracker Wholesale and Retail Dealer In QlGRRS AND TOBACCO Smokers Supplies Or All Kinds. CommcrclnlHt, GETTING LWft 1 PAIR Of our slippers that feet comfortable at once la worm a great oeai. wrn put your feet Into slipper of that kind and charge nothing extra for th comfort and very little for the slippers. Petersen & Brown. H.F.PraelTransferCo. Telephone 21 DRAYING AND EXPRESSING All Goods Shipped to Our Car Will Recelv Special Attention. No. 138 Duan St., Astoria, Or. W. J. COOK, Mgr. Rm. Tel. DA ar but a small amount of th bargain to be found at thla fine rlothing. Coma one, come all, and share In the many bar Bohemian Glassware dust What You Want for Christrrpos. Albert Dunbar, (W. Fairbank s Tlio kt money will buy, and Sold at rojnilur I'rioeH Ilauiisoinc Cttleinliir with phutus of War Heroes with 'J.V purchii's ROSS, HIGGINS & CO Holiday Goods THE BEE HIVE. Only a few 1uvh before Christmas. Wo have every thing in the toy line Viiney (Jootis niul Xovcltien, Capes and Jackets, and Press (Jowls and Fancy Slipper", which mako acceptable gifts. Come in tho nioniin to avoid tho rush. Holiday Goods Arriving Every Day, at Portland Prices. Chairs, Rugs and .Medallion Pictures C. HEILBORN & SON. .1. A PpisfpiHojf-irl- 3 CcMct)nr,l?nWTt)nfTno nh tlilTr.ricD t Estimates Given on All Kinds of Work. I S, PostOfflcBox No. 49t, The Palace Gafe W. W. Whipple, Prop. Finest Heals in the City Special Attention Given to the Preparation of Banquets. IJ74-IU)T'8 CABHIMKItl'-.S VKHTKW U1T, assorted colore, n price M M. W.Jo-IIOY'8 CIIKVIOT VKHTKtt "UlTfli new pattern; aal prlo II M. $4V-IIOT H BCOTCH TW1C1CO Vf.BTRB mi IT, In neat checks; aala prlu II a. t (0-HOY'B WOIIIITED VKHTEK SUITS; assorted oo lor a, aal prlo 14 M. ItOO-llOY'a DIAGONAL VRTKn 8UIT8. handaomaly trimmed, aal prlo U K. tr.oo-iiora ulun cheviot iaiir SUITS, trimmed wHh orald, 14.7. VOv-dlOY'a 1ILU10 CHINCHILLA DOU. ALIO IlltlCACTICD HKEriClia, al price D.N. I4.00-4IOYB BLUB CHEVIOT CAPEB UVKUCOAT, aal prlo UM. M,(XW10Y'8 BLACK XBAIUIRY DOU. 1)1.10 imtA.iTED TOP COAT, Sal prlo H H fltli ntiil Ctiiinitroiiil StrtH-U. Fairy Soap... CollJiOllH fT HttllilstllllO lWVn of Fairy Tales, with eiuh fic purchase. AT Ifouso-Moving Tools for Rent. Astoria, Oregon, jj