lilfi DAILY ASTOIUAN, TlirRSliAY MOKMINU. MAUCll 80, mm
V THE FAIR.
THE FAIR, The Place to Save Money
506-508 Commercial Street.
The BONBONNEIRE.
P. J. Aleany-wrsts
ffierchant Tailor and
Exporter of pars.
ITigfcsX Caah Price
Paid for rur Bldaa.
Tenth end Commercial fcts.
Astoria, Or.
TODAY'S WEATirER.
OocaalonaJ rain.
AROUND TOWN.
Money to Ioa Femaoa Bros.
Brat tf-cent meal. Rising Sua resUur
Mt. Gl Commercial street
Best California win. 10 ceata per gi.
lon. Alex. Gilbert, sol. agent fr Aston.
Telephone A
Wtllaend coal and coke-i the beat (or
domestic purpose. For tal. by th. As.
tori Gas Light Co.
Th. Columbia crossed out yesterday
for 6an Francisco. She was light In
freight and passengers.
The tug Samson arrived yesterday from
Gray' harbor, with a rock bang. In tow
and proceeded up th. river.
The pilot schooner Pulitzer was at the
O. K. & S. dock yesterday taking on
water and supplies. She will probably
go to sea today.
Th. Parlor now manufactures all Its
own chocolates. They are made only of
(h. fluest materials and ar the most de
licious In lb. city.
Advance styles, of & new and choice
selection of men's, boys, and children';
spring clothing -will be received by Her
man Wise this Friday.
Grease spots, blood, oil, stains on
drui. coats and earner are nromD'.Iv
removed with Naptha Soap; three bars j
for cents at Rogers' Drug Store. i
The W. C. T. TJ. will meet promptly at,
J o'clock this afternoon at Rescue Hall. .
Strangers will receive a cordial welcome. '
Mrs. Ella Doneka, press superintendent.
In the ccunty cls.ks office yesterday!
Viktor Helnonen, Andrew Jvhasoa and :
Emll Hjelm, natives of Russia, declares '
their intention to become Amerii an clti- I
tens.
The British ship GK-nlee arrived in tow j
from Portland yesterday, wheat laden !
for Queensiown for orders. After clear-!
Ing at the customs bouse she was t'wed ,
to sea, j
i
All the ct."rches of t!ie city are being
decorated for Easter Sunday, and miles
and other flowers are in great demand.
Special music will be rendered and the ,
several choirs are practicing almost dally. :
Meetings will be beld every night this )
week In tbe hall at the corner of Sev- j
anteenth and Exchange streets. Rev. G. j
A. Os'orlnk will preach at all of these
meetings. All Scandinavians are cordi
ally welcomed.
Sheriff Unvllle ' yesterday arrested
George Nicholas, of Clifton, on a charge
of insanity. Nicholas, who Is a fisherman,
bad once been an inmate of tbe insane
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C. H. COOPER,
Sole Agent for - Astoria
Easter Millinery,
Direct from Chicago.
Her. you will find the prettiest and cleverest creations of th milliner' art
In Ih. NEWEST BAILORS and TRISMK D HATS.
We will soon hav them on exhibition In our window, but meauwhll. call enJ
lnpect them.
Compare our price with th. Fancy Prices you have been payw for thee
good a.
Sailors, 34c to $1.64. Trimmed Hats, $1.34 to $3.98
Astoria's Leading Confectionery Store.
Finest In Oregon
Lowney's Chocolates a Specialty.
Page Block. ASTORIA
i asylum, having been, committed from
' thi county October IT. 1SS. and was dis
charged January S. 1597. u authorities
were notified to take him in custody.
! The steamship Columbia, which arrived
,4or. the tlvr ytsterday and lai'.cd for
i San Francisco, carried the remains of
the late Mayor V. S. Mason, of Portland.
Th" body will oe tirieJ in the Masonic
; cemetery in the Bay City.
Mayor Bergman yesterday s.gned the
' ordinance extending the time for tbe
l improvement of Astor street from April
1 to May 1. It is thought the street can
;be finished Inside of 10 days, should th.
'weaihrr continues favorable.
The fsrorite whisky of famous men is
Harper, because of its smooth, exquislt.
flavor; because of its matchless pur.ty;
be:' it its meflow sure. No wonder
It's the favorite Every drop sterling.
Harp-'r Whisky, sold by Foard & Stoke.
Company. Astoria, Oregon.
L. B. Burroughs came nearly losing a
linger yesterday. While working on a
planer at the Clatsop mills yesterday the
knife was turned and Mr. Burroughs al
most lost the Index finger of his right
hand. It will be several days before he
mil be able to resume bis duties.
There will be a meeting of the Woman's
Relief Corps at the residence of M ss
Irene Johnson. No. 43 Franklin avenue,
this afternoon at S o'clock. All members
ar imited to attend as business of
importance win be brought to their at
tentkin. Mrs. Cra Green, president.
W. A. Gaineer prrrate stock wnisky.
handled exclusively In Astoria by John
U Carlson. Is one of th. most popular
beverages sold. Its purity and quality
sr. guaranteed, and It ts especially rec
ommended for family use. It la sold in
any quantity t the corner of Twel:tt
and Bond nr"t
Tr.e Astoria Fo.ital. Club will send a
team of bowlers to Portland and Tn?
Dalles some time next month. The As
.crians I'll first owl at tbf Comnrcml
Club, of Portland, and will then g-i on to
The Dalle, the Commercial Club of
which ci'y has sent pressing invitations
to Astoria. The visit will be of three or
f ur day's duration.
The county court has receievd a letter
from the Taxpayers League In which that
body asks the court to be as economical
as possible in administering the affairs
of the county. The communication will
Qozit. up before t'-e court al iu o.xt reg
ular term. Jugo flrsy has cnntpnX -:;..;ki
wh.rh how that the expenses of
the county have ben greatly reduced In
t'le pas: few years.
The Pat market yest-Tday received a
fres.n consignment of ti-elhads from the
Necanicum. The fish are of excellent
flavor and fine oualty. Little-necked
clams and other shellfish In season ore
always kept on hand at :he Pat market.
Oysters are suld in any quantity. Salt
water f.h of various kinds and canned
guods in abundance can always be pro
cured at the Pat mark-t.
Fisher's was packed last evening to
witness the Noble Dramatic Company's
production of "Reuben Giue." Tbe play
is a typical, old-fashioned melodrama,
full of startling situations, abductions,
murders, robberies, and. In fact, every
thing that is thrllllnj?. Mr. Kit Wllton
played the ti role and, while at times
a little overdrawn, kept the audience In
lood humor and was, on the whole, good.
NewSpringGoods
ladies Shirt Waists
Nolitn, Srvlih and tp - to -
Manufactured by the Famous Trojan
Manufacturing Company, Troy, N. T.
These Waists are considered tb. finest
made in America for style, fit and work
manship. "Colors guaranteed. "1
f
The others worthy of montton were l'ur.
ton Booth, as Samuel IValtT, the all.
round bad man: M m V ih N b e as
Jessie, the barmaid, and Nina Paul, as
Lady Arlington. During the course of
ithe performance a number of specialties
were Introduced, among them a Dutch
character sketch by JUrton Booth, which
Iwas very clever. In this ho proved th.it
he Is a first-class conn-dan. Tunli:ht the
!csmpany will present "The Train Wreck
ers "
i
! County Judge Gray will today visit the
John Day balance drawbridge, which tus j
beon cimpleted by the contractor. He
will goon the launch H.in:horn. S!i will
leave the Clatsop mill do. k t 11 SO this
mornlnc. Commissioner l'w's will also
be on hand to pass upon the new struc
ture. The draw works perfectly. Tills
style of bridce is an Innovation on the
old style and saves the county In the
present Instance ahut $1W. The visit Is
ma le by Judge Gray for the purpose of
viewing the work before it is ace-pted
at the next regular term of the county
court.
Merchants gen-nlly are elated over th
rrospei-t of ar.othi-r steamship line to
San Francis ai. The matter has bn
taken hold of hy tbe Wl.oles.ile drivers
Asvl.!ltn of San Krnncis.o and. If As.
to.-ia '.usines-wer will pitrmilj.. t'v new
line. It.wii! le s-cured. Nothing can be
eytvetid from IVrtl"!.V r.hlch do' s n'l
its business with the O. R. A N. Co.. and
it rests with the m rchants of this city
yhtlhct or not the new line will be se
cured. Better rates will be given on S.m
Francisco-Astoria freitrht and there are
many ether reasons wh the new line
should be encouraged. The Propr ss've
Commercbil Association will co-op.-rate
with the Grocers' Assivistlon in securing
business for the proposed opposition line.
The Taxpayers' League held Its regu
lar weekly meeting last night In the
Chamber of Commerce r'oms. There was
a large attendance. Several matters c ime
up for discussion, among which was that
of the city charging (ntrest in de
linquent assessments remaining unpild
on street improvements. It was the
sense cf the meeting that the city shou'd
charge int--rst in such cases, and ih
matter was r-f--rred to a committee ti
advise with the proper authorities. Re-
I ports were received from va-io is commit
I tees and the pr:gress Ndncr mado was
i discussed at length. No definite action
! was taken at last night's m-eting. but
the standing committees will continue
thir work until th next meeting of
he league.
The Elder arrived yesterday from San
Francisco. She nas light in cargo, hav-
ing en b iard six Iron ore cars and a
small suantlty off freight. Tht re Is a
1 fueling among the oflV-ers that the Elder
will be chartered by the government as
, a transport 'o Manila. In the event of
additional troops being sent to the ri.il
. Ippln. to Mnfone litis, which now
seems certain, it Is believed the E'd-r
j will b- (.rurag-d for tie work. A geiser.il
report of th" st'-anu-r's condition has been
placed b-f')re the se retary of war. It
is f-xp-etd it w.r. be act d on f.iVTa'.ty
shiuld addiMoe.al transports be required,
.is the Kl'i.-r is in many ways better
, qu.pped f..r u-h n-rvlre th in the ves
iuw.o hvrr'.ofor..- nu.ig-d by th govern-
I
I It is seldom suh a i"hi os. p.''gnant Is
witnessed in Astoria as that which took
place yesterday at the funeral of Lam
Fon. The servic.-s! commenced at 2
o'clock, at th" corner of Eighth and
P.ond, hy the M isons to which order the
decease,! chinaman belonged. Trlbu'es
to the dead, according to the Chinese
custom, were paid the d'-parted Mason
and luil-roied Mongolians standing In
line near the '-oflin chanteij the rites r,f
the ord.-r. Timbals and tom-tfms were
lienten with a will and made a perfect
din In the vicinity. Two tables laden
1 with roaf"t pig. rb-e. tea. and gin. and
other eatables were laid conveniently
near the coffin. The food remained un
touched, but was tempting enough to
make a hungry man's mouth water.
After the s-rvli-es were over a procession
was formed and the cortege proceeded to
the Telephone lu-k. The body was
xhipp d on th.. T-phone last night to
Portland for burial.
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Tliere Is every priimt of lively rate
war for the kwer Coiumbl river bulnt
this auninier. says the IVIcgram. The
Astoria A Columbia River railroad and
th White Collar line have failed to con
vince the O, U, N. that It Is doitm
wrmg by ivdui-lng rnti between Port
land and Astoria. Representatives of the
oppoelng lines sought to IndiK" the O.
R. A N. to restore the old rates, but
without avail, There will be a larger
season's business on the lower ivlumhla
and the O. R. A N. prise to hindlo
the bulk f the trade, The opposing line,
however, al 111 havo not yet met the cheap
rate, nor are they likely t do so until
there is no further hope. Thus far the
steu'mer l.urilne is Ui,i onlv other boat
that haa met the rale ll ui.otcs fates
r 11 M one way. ami )1.S0 round nip.
tho same as the O. R. & N. If the oppo
sition lines mice start to al.ishing rates
there will be a merry time, and those
flocking to the seaside this summer w II
prcibalily be given a chromo In ml lid it
to a free ride.
There l considerable speculation a to
what the council and the police comnils
slon will do with the coniniiinlcAllons
from the Taxpayers' League. The league
ha nsked the council to reduce the uum
lxr of strict I ghts one half. The Inipul.
five manner In which the council nfusid
to consider the communication t lt
H'clal inei-tlng Tuesday evenii.g makes
it appear prb.ible that the letter wlil be
rce ved ahd placed on llle. A cvuncll
u. a ii who usually voos with the tuijority
ild last night that he thought the imin.
MI would take no action, "tf cours'."
h. said, "we IIl carefully consider cer
suggiwlion that may bi' made rrgaullng
the city SMVernmeni. but 1 am of the
opinion that the council will not reduce
the number of lights now in use." The
police commission has le.'n asked to re
duce the force, but It n Impossible to get
a statement from tig' numbers of the
N'ard as to the action they prop. se 1 1
take. It U generally believed, howenr
that the commission does not favor a r -dujctlon.
The matter wlil be taken tip
Monday night.
From present Indications there II le
much more logging m CI itsop cuinty
the coming sumnur than f r sdne e.rs
visi. Recently a compini n organ
tied in Siin Francis, with plenty oi
c.ipital. ti purchase tlni'o-r land ;.i t'ii
vicinity. Many tltnb. r claims were b ught
up. It is ihe Intention of this compain
: place its m.H l:i ''vt.i ,ie,r..d-
atelv. The land owned by the companv
i situated along Young s r v r The m !l
will N" located In the timl'cr and the lute..
Vr will be tltliiied down to de. p water
The company lutcti.N I ton d i 'ri r
tin me frfom Young's rur f.il : til Pi
a lit id p.. lion of trouWe m e, ur 'it tl.e
".(,ar lignt-ofway, his '
.ml of the Push Clu'.i m si cur ng i' Th
ma.'i.ig. r of the comtMfu' h.n b,", ii I-:
tlie city, l-ut return.d ti Sin Fiatic.- '
to rert lo the diicct r of tlie .0:0
p.iny. l'he csipaclty of the mil! has 110:
li en nude known. Hx; e.-he logg eg
operations are li.ing ciril-d on In tie
vicinity of So.i.side and the output of ;o.:
this summer will pr ha My be qii te litge,
Sprilix Is In go.nl d tn.itid and brings .111
cxcWicnt price.
Alaskan sentiment lias t-eti strongly
s-.lrrej by the action of Canadian ' I e
a; the White Pass sumiiiit. wlnreby a
I'nlted 8t.it"S Inspector oTivoylng a lot
of liquor was abruptly stopju'd a: Ih
summit, the goods conllscated and tb
inspector compelled to return empty,
handed to Sk.igw.iy. Some of ti-.e ctis-lla
of Skagway do not hes ! ite t -ug !
that r-taiitatlon Is the only eff-ctnal
remedy. Commenting on th occurrence
referred tc. :he liaily Alaskan of Mir h
3 sas editorially under the h, id of " in
othT Summit Outrage": "As the Canadi
an ofllcials at th" summit se m t-r:n-Ineit
to pro' ke the Americans Into a
conflict by their arbitrary de -,.ir i;l ui
that the summit must be ac pt-'d as tl.e
li.und.iry line, willle nlllie. It is now In
ril-T for Ivputy Coliei tor Andrews t i
retaliate in kind and stop every l!ril.ii
subject landing at this point and exact
duty from him f.r ev.ry pound of stuff
he may carry before he shall bv atl"ed
to proceed any further. Mr. Andrews
has the full power and the ba. kieT."
to do so. and he should not h'-sltat any
ionater. The people of Sk.igway and i-v.-ry
true American citii.-n wlil see that be
,n sustalneI in his action. Tin s- high
handed, officious Individuals want a taste
of their nun medicine, and the sooner
1 retaliatory dim- Is .ni rri ! n : t '-r- ! the
s einr th,. matter w ill b- brought to .-n
open Issue."
An emigrant narty Is stopping at th-A-:
ir House, having Ju-t . rrtw.l Ir on
Lyons, Ind. There are seven In th"
party, h ad-'d by A. o'!onne!l. The,
eiiiiio west for the purpone of unrig
eMpIiyrm nt and intend to r . '11111: ,n As.
torla, all of them b-ing pp.voled wi'h
s.:(ll: T. iuii'Ih ur.tii work sisture
Mr. O'Donnell, In convers 'tlon wiih nn
AslorUa n.prt:tiitati'g yesterday, n.ild
thr wn!1 tc a great InMux of immi
grants Into Oregon from the eaem snd
rr lddlo states this summer. Already tin
trains over the Northern Pin llle running
into P.. rtb.nd are crowded. Many of
the Immigrants are farmers and an
crowding Into eastern Washington and
Seattle. Portland Is getting a fair sfiar.
of the homeseekers. li being on the train
for that place with Ills' party. Tio;
Willamette valley. Mr. O'Donnii; s ys
was seldom spoken of among the linm.
grants, eastern , Oregon and eastern
Washington, especially the latur ot nn
l.eiti their objective pol'l.n. He nv
Astoria Ih but little kn c.vri n In ilana
but Portland is advertised 1 xten.slvely
and is tho only town on the coast with
which the people of Indiana ate familiar.
The party In deeply Interested In
the fishing and lumbering Id-'nesy of
Astoria and In enthusiastic over the mlld-rp-se
of th climate. Mr. O'Donn'li Is
an engineer by trade, while th" rent
of the party have followed various oc
cupations, principally lumbering In their
native state. They are all Intolllgenr
young men,
FI'Tl'ItK OF TIIK BICYCLE.
It Is agreed by all bicycle manufactur
ers that the IbM models represent the.
perfect wheel. Improvements seems to
be Impossible. Precisely the same thing
is true of Hosteller's Stomach lillti.'rs.
It represents the limits of science in
overcmlng disease, and it Is Impossible
to make a better medicine for the mom.
ai h, liver, kidneys, and blood. A few
doses of the Bitters will start weak, n'T
vou and bloodless people on the road t
strjnftth. A reeulnr courae of tr'-atemnl
wili bring b- k the phk to Ih.; cheeks
and sparkle to the eye. Sleep will come
nuiurilly, and it will be refreshing and
healthful, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and con
stlpatl' n will be completely banished, and
ti,.- 1, i.s'.;,s of true heallh bewtriwed.
Never take a substitute for this perfect
remedy
American steel rails are being shipped
to Seo'land for the Caledonian railway.
The old saying about coals to Newcastle
has lost Us point.
LACE) CURTAINS.
Mrs. K. Rasmussen is prepared to do
up curtains In satisfactory style. Good
work guaranteed. Leave orders at Ore
gon Bakery.
IWIOIAIJI ARK HRTtCMNT
AJuntT QUAIUOTiNM BTATION.
Io Not Heem lo Know or Care Anything
About lt-:,lW) Will Cuvir th
Emir O'at,
The OregonUn of yeslerday published
the following friii Its Wash ngton rsir
reepondeiit regarding the Astoria qiuirsn
tlne statlun. lMHorliitly that paper ug
gi'si that ciictnlo of ihe t.hiiiibU river
are working tigaliist (ho establishment
of the si 11 1 Ion;
One would think from the secrecy that
la Ix'lng preserved In Washington with re
gard lo the quiiliintliie station to l'
riveted opposlt,, Aslorlit that lht matter
was of such vitttl liiiHruiii' (bat the
least informiitlon given out would prove
fatal to some Individual or to th goicrn
nieiit. Hver since the appropriation of
I.M.i'iV was made III tho second session of
ihe Usi congress r this station, ih
marine hospital servlc has had the nwi.
ter In change, and not until a few week
ago was a sue selected. Wile 11 (b selec
tion was made, the location of th station
was shown by a diagram published In
the On gonian, and since then Hurgeon
lb ri riil WyuiBii. In i hargu of Hi. marine
Iwspital serWce, ha acknowledged that
the location as given U correct, but re
fuse to discuss the Inii ntlon, ,,f me
bureau with regard to lining out Ihe
station. He even said thai nu delertiiin.i.
lion had hi'.-n leached as to bow the
buildings should he constructed, how
imiuy should be needed, or as to any of
the detail necessary to lake the 11. g
step toward coiuplet.ng the A'tor w ta.
Hon.
When a board wa making rxamliia
uoiis lookliist to th.i .dection ami pur
chase of a site, nothing wa said. No
word of the report nf th board could be
as iTUlncd. Long after the site w ts
decided upon, mill the tir'e to the twnd
was being Investigates!, the decision was
closely guarded. When It was made
known, it was ut at Washington. The
architect of ihe treasury, who generally
has charge of the construction of the
go eminent buildings. nys that he h..
h.i I ii.. information regarding ihe Asforl.
iju 11 inline station but thinks the work
of construction will be placed under bis
direction. Further than that little I
kn wii I'r man stated, however, thai
b thought tho ia w appioprlat, d would
. i r the eiulre cost i f the site, bulldii g
j i, oiiibt isnii,.ie, nn si-viral buiKI nks
.:.. now located n the chosen tra, 1
w Ii h could Iw uiil scd by tbe govrrn
ii ei't II,. til nks that no add il 11 il ap
; 1 pr at'cn will be required f 'r tbe As.
tmi si.it: n for several ear to m ;
otf.t., :n tut. repair, or addition are
.' no I i .ci s.iry . r ' rail ed by the 1:1
i!-aie , .,itiliu-rc oil tt.e Coluuib a
rat r
1" r rn this .1 may be Internal tii.it the
.:. oil w.ll llol br as eXtea.lv . as at
!! ! ati; ip.i! d. at ltoi:h 11 Is cilnir i
?!,! I' Will be thorough ill. I rfT c he
S 101 Id 'he remainder , f the Work, eon
.fi. t on. t'ttltig and cotiipb Hon, o. ,-upy
1. mil, Ii t.nie in proportion us has Ihe
;.! ".nn of til,. l:e. It will tie "liie tui-V
iM-r.ir,, the Coliiuibia river has a q'.in.in.
tine stiitioii operating for llle l tu-tit of
ts coiunier e The fact that fiiith r
plans for the work are yet undetermined
upon would sciii u Indicate that I 1 1 y
is inevitable Tbe members of the On g n
iri'Mi, on during the put ... on of
congress re aledly urged mi the 111 tr nr
tio-.pl! ii service the necesstiy of pus'img
the work on Ihe Astoria station, and were
several times assured limt wuk was go
:ng forward with a'.l possible spei'il Much
!is,i' nf ifctl.oi was expressed that the
wii.sls of one bureau of the government
wer callable of such tt slight niovement
,:i so oig a time.
PKHSONAL MF.NTION
S J ilorinan 1 In the city on buslnisa
Mr Urtu st Seuborg. of llwac.., : u
h - cpy
Mrs Kurle. of Wurrenion, sp nt the
I .1 in the city yeslerday.
Il.rman Wise was In Portland y.sti-r-In
1 brief business visit.
Senator M-glr .ird Mrs. M.-gler, of
I I n on a brief business vlsll.
H Si'hmldt. the salmon dealer, arrived
d n fr. in I'orlland yesterday,
j Mrs Thomas I'rane, of llrookfleld. was
.1 1 i"..r In the city yesterday
f Hurrett, of Renalde. wa In the
, hy (. rday, a truest at the Occident.
T. P. J.-nkln. a trapper if Chinook,
w is in the city yesterday on business.
li. n Anderaon, a farm'T of CTiudwell.
was doing buslnim In the city yesterday.
Arch Mclnn wa a passenger for
.S.m Francisco on the steamer Columbia
yes'crdiy He has accepted a position
w .th the A'aska Packers' Association anil
p; go north from Ban . rnnelsco
i A. n. De Fluent, editor or the Journal.
' I'uylestown, Ohio, suffered for a number
1 of years with rheumatism In hi right
I shoulder and lde. II. say: "My right
arm at times was entirety useless. 1
Irled Chamberlain's Pain Palm, and ws
nrprld to receive relief slmost lm
mediately The Pain Balm has been a
constant companion of mine ever sine
and II never falls." For sale by Chsrles
Roger.
FISHER'S OPERA HOUSE
L. K. HICLIO, Lessee and Manager.
Week Commencing
Monday, March 27
and Saturday Matins.
Nobles'
Dramatic
Company.
li'mml Orcln'slra urn Cornel Hand
FOLLOWING IS THE REPERTOIRK:
Honday "Our SlralcKists."
Tuesday "(;!! KlnR."
Wee! nesday " It lichen ii I lie."
Thursday "Tni in Wreckers,"
Friday--"Aline."
Saturday "Lucky liancli."
The Haturday Matinee bill be announced
later.
Hear the Grand Orchestra and Silver
Coronet Hand.
Reserved Beats, 23 cents; Gallery 2t
cents: Children In allery 15 cents.
Seat sale at Grillln & Reed's opens Mon.
day.
Positions Secured
We aid those who want government po
sltions. 88.000 place under Civil Service
rules; 1,000 yearly appointments. War
create, a demand for 7,000 employee with
in ( months.
Bureau of Civil Service Instruction,
12 Fifth Street. Washington. D. Q
BUFFUM &
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KNOX
.WIV YUKA
Sole Acnta for
D l Tltinl $trw, I'oinor Stark,
Send Kont stamp lo pay pMlag.
FISHER BROS.
Builders Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Ship Chandlery, Etc.
0n 8v Tou Honoy on BtUniAU of Mtrtal of Kmy Dptlutt.
Stop and Think!
Are You dettlnu
The HeHt Men I (4,
The Hent Utiiioi'H,
Or The Hent Hedn
Itutcan b hail In the till)? If not, Afi!0 rrtf4'niis-i4-It
I. Because yuu have not UltJ JtJ S ICSlaUrallT.
For those who require a genuine fd.
May get there with economy all thai Ihsy need.
'rhoUsaiida who know II have freely confraaed
That of a I th great caterers "JKFF I. ihe IIKT.
I iHk ir tlineign o( ,.II1IH,, nnl lake 110 ntlier. !sialliliei twenty year
jf-t- tv
! Jm-ff
West Shore Mills Co.
WOOD
Slab Wood $2.75,
Cut and Delivered.
BUCKWHEAT
Hent N.O. MoIohhch, Money
and Maple Syrup. ICte.. ..
A. V. ALLEN'S Grocery Store.
W. F. SCHEIBE,
A lull line ol Pipes, Tuh.cco.
nd 5muker,' Articles.
7't Commorclnl Ht.
Portland Trad
ing Stamp Co.
Store 345 Washington St.
Was visiter during th. last few days Jy a large number of Astoria people who
Inspected th. elegant roods which er. given away for Free Tradlns; Stajnp.
Th. public seem to appreciate th. advantage offered to them Jy the Trading
Btamp Company, as th. merchants In Astoria which flv. th.m to their patroni
report an Increase In their trade. Ask your merchants for Green Trading Stamps
when purchasing goods. Sample display at
B. F. Allen & Co., 365 Commercial St.
Merchants of AHtortn who will
give Green Trading StanipH.
PETERSON A IUIOWN,
Roots and Hhoe.
No stsmps on Rubber Goods.
HERMAN WISE,
Clothing and Gents' Furnishing.
ECLIP81H HARDWARE CO.
Btoves, Tinware, and Plumbing.
MRS. If. M KKNZIE,
MUlinery.
ORIFF1N REED,
BoQks and Slattonery,' '
Portland Trading Stamp Co
ISAAC STERN, Mgr., 345 Washington St., Portland
You need not take your hook with you when ssHopplngs
Ask for Green Tretdlng Stamps.
PENDLETON
Utittem nnd KurnlHliere.
ll-.l td 1
neeKweaF, psiei-y,
'& Underwear, Umbrellas, Etc.
HIilrtH Mtiilo to Order.
KNOX HATS.
rOKTL.NI, OUKUON.
tad r4 a Tld Table far UN.
General Supply
Mouse for
Fnmllv Groceries.
Large Invoice
OP
Baby Carriages
Just U'-celvecl.
.Ml iliIliTriit .-tylii, Vine lioiu
f !M l!i.
C. Heilborn & Son
slnniitaclurrp nf
tlie Alwnya l4olltla
"La Belle Astoria" Cigar
Schelbe's Opera Star
Schelbe's Special
Ami lllivr llrncida
mcali.en ft Mcdonald,
Dry Goods, Etc., Bte.
II. ECKBTROM,
Jeweler,
THE IlONIIONNIEIlB,
Confoctlonerv and Ice Cream.
WILL MADISON,
Cigars and Tobavceo,
R F. ALLEN CO..
Wall Faper, Palate evnd Oils.
THE WONDER BAZAR,
Fancv Notions, Toy.