The daily morning Astorian., April 13, 1899, Image 4

T11K 1-A1LY AST0H1AN, TIUHSliA. MO KM Mi, APRIL 1.1, IM
"G. Di" Corsets.
Tnto celebrated oorsel need do Introduction, be In; recognised everywhere
M th acme of perfection la fit, alyle and workmanship.
We have just receive! a line of these Famous Coicts, and will also
shortly have tic "G. D." CHICAGO COKvSF.T WAIST.
Call and ae thorn, and let u ahow you that thla really 1 "Th Plao to
flare Mcney," on oonrti M wU as everything else.
THE FAIR,
505-508 Commercial Street.
Money back It (vxnJ art not satisfactory.
The BONBONNEIRE.
5S9SS99Ss2S5S-2
P. J. Meany-w
(Derchant Tailor and
Exporter of fare.
BiCkerf Caah PHoa
raid tor Fur Bkina.
Tenth and Commercial Sts.
Astoria, Or.
Ladies'
Underwear
andVVrappers
Mads to order and kept la stock.
Price Reasonable.
KUNQ SANG & CO
Corner Eighth and Commercial Sts.
Open next ThgraJay.
TRY OUR
15 cent
Fast Black
Hosiery
Albert Dunbeir
TODAY'8 WEATHER.
Occasional rain.
AROUND TOWN.
The most delirious Ice cream and Ice
cream soda at the Parlor. j
i
Best 15-ctnt meal. Rising Sun restaur
ant, 612 Commercial street. j
Best California wine on'.s per jil-i
Ion. Alex Gilbert, sole agent for Astoria. ;
Telephone 83.
Sweet cream received twice a day and !
o charge mads tor whipping or deliver. i
Ing cream at the Parlor.
The "Pat" market has received a q-Jan-
tlty of first-class hay, which will be sold!
for a time at J10.30 per ton. j
Wanted A man for dairy work. Ex. I
tra. good wagee for a first class milker.
Address S., Astorlan office.
Dr. Ball has removed his dental oftlce
Into the Manseil building, over the
Eastern Tea Company's store.
Harper whisky is liquid music, bottl-d
poetry, ripe, mellow, refreshing and de
licious. Sold by Fwd & Suiko Co., As
toria, Ore.
i
Leave orders fur box kindling wood and
general transfer business to any part of 1
the city at Zapfs furniture store, tele-!
phone 2121. Pacific Express Company.
Ramuier and Ideal bicycles for sale or j
rant. Repairs and sundries at lowest !
rates. Call at cyclery. 533 Bond street. ;
Columbia Electric and Repair Company. ,
The New Creamery Restaurant. Bund
atreet, near the1 alley between 11th ani
11th streets, serves the best 25-cent mea:
ever set out In Astoria. Everything Is
new, neat and clean, and absolute satis
faction la guaranteed ail patrons.
W. A. Gaines private stock whisny,
handled exclusively In Astoria by John
L. Carlson, la one of the most popular
beverages sold. Its purity and quality
are guaranteed, and It Is especially rec
ommended for family use. It Is sold In
any quantity at the corner of Twelfth
and Bond itreetx.
New Neckwear
Techs, Tuffs, Hows and
Fancy
Manufaetured
fleoi and Hobby Line of
The PI nee To
Save Money
Astoria's leading Confectionery Store.
Finest in Oregon
Lowney's Chocolates a Specialty.
Page Block, ASTORIA
The Harrison le.ive out thl morn
iriK for Tillamook.
The lieu '.ah wa lo,',l 10 Knappton
yesterday to load lumber.
The hr tus Walls Walla. tuil( by the
O. R. A X. In San Krsnelsco, 1 tx.
pcrted to arrive today.
O. It. Rail, of Portland, government 'r
specter of lHwtoffice. a in the city
yesterday on business.
The members of the Second division.
Or jron naval Mtt.ilion. will Klve an
r.niverary dance at the armory oh
Wednesday. April 15.
Nets Adamton. a member of ;he Fr:
Canby life sax-Ins crew, who has been
seriously III t P:. Mary1 h-jtal for
some time. Is now In a fair way to re- j
covery.
Ttv funeral of John Fairfield was hei r
from llly Tnr. vents' chap-! yesterUyi
niorn!nr. Se rvice wre conducted by I
Rev. Mr. Short. The Interment wa n j
5r.-i nw.vi.1 comet-try. '
The s:e.im. r W. H. Harris n T saa j
for Tillamook C irltMMl. Pay City jr.l
Hobsonxl'le weather P-'rml'.tine. 'Ml i
Thursday. April li cjnnecting w-h the)
st.-m-r Potr.-r frm Portland. j
Chaplain Itatemann. I. S. A., wll: de-l
liver h s lecture or. "TV Sj:;t'ag,i Cam- j
Pa.tn" on Monday niitht In the First j. i
E. church Do t;o: fail 'o hear Mr. Pate-j
man. He Is an orator ? hiili rank Ad-!
mtsion, 1'j cents. j
The British ships Marshal Suohet and!
Palmoral. lth wh-at lad-tt. arrived In
tow from Portland yesterday. They arei
the only two wVat laden vrsse's at!
present in the harr. ar.J. weath-r r-!
mittin?. will go to sea tdar. '
j
i -
A fisiiir.g'boat that was m.xrid at the'
Co-operative canr.ery broke adr.ft Sun-
day night. The boat is pa:,n;ed light biu-,1
but has no number. Kinder wtll please;
leave the boat at te Co-operative can-'
i nery ar.d receive suitable reward.
The pMbli-- ways commission has re-'
cehv.l the fat-nin(t f r the bicycle tags
ar.J Is now ready t s.u llcens'-s aj
fast a -a!d for. It ia been decided to:
eit'-tnl the tim. for procuring licenses t''
April 2". Aft.r that .late the law wlU
be srrli-tly .T.for"d. ;
Law t.am last night should have!
lieaim the total n.ad- l y Hardesty's team !
on -he prevloj.s ..venm. hut a ml-erahr.-i
Tal, down in the last game lost for It !
With only 11 pins p rnak", they mts-d'
r-p.-at.-dly. and fell 14 hort ..f the ma-k. ;
The t-am. wr- rarrn: 1 last c-v-n:r!i;. .
The r- i.-ii.ar nie-ttng of the Taxpayers' I
I.'-a;ue t h-id last evening. The at-,
t-tidan. was not v-ry great, and but1
!:.:;.- b.i-,i!--s .f itnporian.e was trans-:
a- i. Tht- .-.mmift havinir in charge
!h'.- .!!ff. r-nt und. rtakitiL-s of the league
"I r'.-l U-iT ! pr-t-ss. .S-veranW'
ri-:i:'.-r- rt.;n.;:t..d. j
J. M M r;. -or: ..-.:, r.;ay received word
of ii Irh of hi- br-jtr.-r, T. B. Mor-
rl-on. in ropp.r r'v-r which occurred
th-re I. r !..-. Mr. .Morrison died'
..f -ane.-r :.r.d !,,! !,... j the Col'P-r,
riv.-r . o'irrry f-r j.ast two j -ars.
II" as at dd rs.(lT.t of Astoria and;
had many fronds In -.h.: cl-y who will;
repr.-t :o learn of i.h . ath.
The rosing of th- -trlf light, te!e-di-oi,.
and I'o--i! Tuesday id.-hti
did mil. h more latria-e -han was at firs;,
-X ! ted. Al! the t-l-phones east of the
((n'ral oflif- wer- hirn.-d out. and t'ie;
system was on: of ..rd-r all day. Mana. :
iter flintnn i- rriaKinir the rejialrs a-1'
fast as possible, and, i.nless It b-eomes !
ne'issary to s'-nd to San Francisco for;
an ;her 'able, wia io obably complete '
th'-rn -hortly. I
Sheriff I.irivilh- returned from ChehaMs;
on th- mldiilKti' train last night, having
in eiisiody I.eon Ijet,eai. who Is rharxed
with twit.- Ht"ai;n? from the O. R. & N. i
d.i' k. J.ieau wh r on down In Ohehalls
about a week airo and was held until
Boys'
Pour-in Hunt!-,.
Knicker Leggings.
FOR lilCTCLB L'SE.
In J. and I). .McGeonje, Dunfrces, Scotland,
SUSPENDERS of the Celebrated Wilson Bros, flake
C. H. COOPER,
The Leading House of Astoria
THK
Santiago
raa
...Campaign
AS SKKN HY
Chaplain Bateman
OK THIS
U. S. Armv
Moiulov INIaftt.
requisition papers could be obtained from
tJowmor Rogers, whhh were seeyred
by Sheriff l.lnvllle Monday Inst. The
prisoner Is one -of the leaders of a dang
who were engaged In systematically
stealing consignments of twine from the
dix-k for a period of over a year. II
slll probably be given a prellmtn.lr.v'
hearing before Justice Hotih'S tol.r,
Sixvittl service. if the V. C. T, V. In
the labor detainment of their work will
be held this aftertuvm at their hall, at
S o'clock. t There will be sonve Ini. restltm
paiH-rs by several of the ladles, and aho
a discussion on the labor question. The
public Is cordially Invited. We hop the
ministers will make an effort to be pres
ent, as we will be very much pleaded to
receive any support they are willing t,
give us. Xo admission.- Klin Ooen.ka
Press Superintendent.
John Stelner. of the IV pot saloon, had
a narrow escape from being frightfully
burned yesterday evening. He wen' t
procure some gasoline out of a tank
which stood In the rear of his place of
business, and unconsciously held a rented
candle over the gasoline as he lifted the
ostyer off. T!'e explosion, was Itiutv-l .
ate. the tlam. as It shot upwards, burn
ing th right side of his face and hand
quite badly. The Injuries, however, a
not of a serious nature. 1
The agi'ation now going on In IV r 1m l
for a greater share In Orl-ntui trail!
has attract d marked attention to th
recent pamphlet Issued by the A'or!an
on tlo seaport problem. Ttie pre-ir
dilemma In which Portland tlnds Its r
was exactly foretold and di-e-tt-e, ;
length In the pamphlet. There is a 4trong
probabll.ty that n s.-cor ) Hn.l r-vl- e I
addition of the patnphh t w'll on bo (s.
su.-d and circulated ev n m r- .'.-ns,..
ly throug'.ioui the Inland Umpire ari l 1:1
Portland.
For prud-mla. reasons, ihe fan lias
teen k-pt quiet and only d'A.lopd by
aivld.nt yei-terday. that u nephew and
accredited re;ireseiuatlve of the ( -noh'
tin ine'er,-ft.iron Hirseh, has bt . n in At.
oria for nearly a wok pa-t, i-ngaged In
ivrtaln investigations for his famous
prlm-lpul. It could not be learn-d i
what particular lines of investment Hiiro i
Hlrs- h may become Interested In At"na
but his representative is said to h ive de
partetl entirely satisfied with the r- suits
of his visit.
The entertainm-nt for the benefit o'
the Ladles' (tulld of Oraiv i hurch will
t! held this evening; In the siumlay h i!
room. Mr. Frank Spittle wi.I d. lvn
a l.-:ture on Ancient and M drn Rome,
with the catacombs. th Vatican, the
art galleries, the Forum, etc. An ex
lent pr.qcram of vx-al and in-rriitne.- a!
muslo has been pf-pared an! will I.
r-nd-red -luritig the -ntcrta.nment f i
doors will open at 7:' ', in. aid tin
entertainment will commence promptly a'
S p. m. The admission Is 2. cents. To k
ets may b- procured at ilriftlii R ed1 '.
Xum.-rous ilsh-rm-n are rapidly hA.
coming cltiz-ns. as pquir-d by law. "
fere th e.as"n opens. The nu n ar- ro nriy
all n"n-resldents and com- to Astoria to
fish during the summ-r, spending the re
mainder iif the tar In the same avo''n
1'on n- .the rivrs of Washington a'ni
California. Those who obtained itlrn.
shlp papers at the office of the county
clerk yesterday were the following: Ja ob
Strat-e. I,eondas Varagg1 Nlcho'a
Varacgls. leorge 'hios. I).'ni--r!is Fal
ungas. Xleledas Helari. natives of
ilr-eee-. Anilrew Fratott Alfotwo I.nk'
(ii'is.-lie Cordlrh. natives of Austria. i'ai.
II. Ilr-mer. a native of Hw-d-n. at.!
J.din Hunti-", a ratlv..- of F.nland.
It. II. Herbert, of Chi -ago will arr'v
in Astoria today. Mr. Herbert I- one or
the foremost newspaper men of th
country and is editor of the National
Printer-Journalist, of Ch-ng0. He Is a
il-l-gHi lo the National Editor, d Asuo.
elation, which m-ets In Portland In Ju'y.
and came west early that he might pre
pare a sp-'dal article for his paper. II.
has b-en In the business for Ti ar.s and
expects to stay with li n vears longer.
He was the lirst .resident of the Nation,
al Mdltorial Association, which was or
ganized in New Orb-ana In lkS.,. Mr. Her
bert will spend a day or two In the cl'S.
collecting 'la'a f'r th- fp.elal edition of
his paper. He will be the guest of the
As:.orlan while In the el'y.
A local Item In yeirdny'n A-toriir.
ref.-rring the desire of three prl"n-rs
In the ' Ity Jail to remain In this commun
ity was the means of their liberation
yesterday by Chief of Police Hallock.
The foreman of the Clatsop mill called a
the city Jail early In the morning and I
wanted to know If three prisoners con.
fined tin-re, were really anxloun to ob'aln
employment. He was answered In the
affirmative, hut as to their Inclination to
Clothing
"i Reefers and Vestecs.
work th chief wouol not coimwll him
self. The foreman was Informed that
the men were In suivib physical condi
tion. He was led lo Ihclr cells, where
they lay stretched out on mat reuses,
and concluded at once (hey were Ihe kind
of men wanted. The prisoner were lib.
crated and turned over lo the foreman
After being told the nature of the wotk
thc.v were engaged, for they showed a
decided antipathy lo talk further on I' e
subject. Nearlng Ihe Clatsop mill they
turned off to the railroad track a id when
seen last they were walking on the tin. k
around Tongue Point.
A number of candidate are out al
ready for the oillce of street suprrlu.
tcmlcni. made vacant by the appointment
of F, W. Red lo the oillce of flsh com
missioner. No i,ss than six aspirants
approached a member of the council for
his support it few hours after Mr. Reed s
appointment became known. Th ,.itl--carries
with It a salary of somethuiK
over lo) a month Mr. Iv. d has , ,,: yet
tendered bis .o. ,,!,, ,,, or
that will be receHed , the ll. xt meeting
of the council, when hu slloccs-cr W 111 be
elected, Mr. Reel has boon :r.e; sop r
Intindcnt about live months, ,u,v.m-.Iiiik
Mr, I. '.mill,, to the ottlce on the tatter's
nppo.ntmeni as .herirr r wa
roitai.lol as on,- r tlv best stive' .op-r.
Intendents .Vst has , v r had
C. Ju Smith, of Seaside, wa Riven a
hearing es,.rda.v before I'nltcd S'at.
Commissioner Thomson on a charge of
sending lewd and obscene matter through
th,. mall. IVputy l'nlte.1 Srntc Attorney
May, of Portland, pros.vutcvl. It appeared
at the trial that Smith wrote t:er to
members of the Washington legtslatuir
about some real or fancied grb wtnee be
had against one of Its tio'itib.rs. The et
lets were wrlttm and recited while me
legislature was In ses,,, if oiyttipla
Smith did not ,. n writing t'v l. tiets
but seemed to think th re was no lm
propriety In doing so Con: ml .-I m. r
Thomson bound the defendant oer P th
I'tilted Slates grand pirv. Smith was
taken to Portland lust night pi charge
of ponnty I'nlied Stit.s Mushil Morse
Fifteenth street ore ,! .. .-r !.
residence streets ,,f the oit Is . ;l a '
e.'r.dlti oi The '! reoghfar- 1- M l '
h 'les and no effort a- r-n.i'r h.i, b . n
mi.i.Io f r u l.ing Urn- Th. -,-et
'n-;o p jy.-t ,,e, ,. t on o-
tWO . a.li.ll". his l'.er i..o- f'e,, .- I !
In cons. ,111,00 the plank ! i - r ::.! a lj
n,i ,.,.,, , t , :n, .., - . ' di.
'! t: ..'it!.iv,i lot r w igon ," pi !
o . ..f the IttriKtelt ' . ,!. .s '
I . n'y e a i.-r.-a ,1. il i .r w k t'nt 1
, - . m,-'i r W :l , '0 . ; ' . . n
I i-V ; s . t L :. i: an .n-. ,- f ti ;
; !i!!in n k-l. I t'- '."ig'tMr . 1 . ..',
, and it is h.gh time ihoi '.o.nvil w a-!
I t I- r"-t sono. intn- n. n. Cnn-er !
j -;a' stt from r-n h w--- - .i 's '
1 gr.l e ., . ',! tils . Olfl.ll;: ". .Nil- ft
on !::,?: 's t;o wo:-, I'.ati tt.a' of tna ' .
: o In r sic is. Ch.ili-m.,... l'i.ng r .' ,
Ihe eou-c I! trt mitiitil has u.e hi',
h, .ffor's (,i e i;,. ! Ml " T '' It' " '
o' h :re-!s In n I of r I -i : r but Ci
. un. il refos s to t,,k. an ar' oi
the crt.s-ing futnl is ..; M to ir s a
It mac seem lh. r- Is no fnn t pf-v e.
for rop,.!r w ork an I r r !. r- as n nia"'
str'e's s,i,,l il'oni,. ,.,,SW ,
T!i- . bm .era's of i ir. it-w have ,.:n.'
ideic.l arrarigeTii. t.'s f :n.;r J. f? o -on ,
nin ban.iet m P r lan ! wV h wl'l K-'
he'd this The hanqu-t will lake
pla -e at Wat son's r. st.mr ml ; ;,r, e ; a
Plate. Many .stor ans. p-..ml"-rt I".
, .cms-Is f t,.- p.irn. !-ae ! n 'nil d
t" .ctorid. an, ,.n,. t'. to sn-ik-ers
f the ev.nleg wl!' b.- Hon .), ',., j
Smith, "f this ,.iv. Mr, S.-ntih i j
'!! b.. ". H-1-." " The ; cam . r ,...
1 ' ts f.'l'H'-. "Tll..!ie.l I 1 -Or I .1 .
liiirn. -t f CorviPK "1 ' m... r v .
I-r p- rial -rr " . p. s ;, i r p -i .'
land: "Th- M' n.l .. ,t- ... , :., k- '
M A Mill.r. ,,f 1.,-bano-i; "Tros . , .)!
off...rirg of f letldlcan !'.!'. i-s" ." V
Ho'man of p.,rt" m l- "i 'amt.a'rn of W " j
T H. Crawford, of fn-on: "PrltielpVs,
Ab.ive Parn " f'.-'l Sniat" ,,f '.,r-hi-d:
"I-moi r-O'V of th,. M'dd'e West" f) .
H'i' bins of Portland' "i -rno-ratlo
llarui. tr. ." V. W. Cit'l,, ,,f p,,r .,
'The Future I).-mo. ra. v." John M (b ar.j
In. of Portland , "nr'gon," ,t.,'-n If. Smith j
of A-torl,i: "Th" Prc" J Ji St-phns J
of Oregon C-v; "Th, fji-e IglslaMr.. '
and p i ;.-rr.v manderlng " N .. jt ; r I
of Dallas. '
X.-ws wis re.ev. in "ora yesier. 1
lay that F. c II of tins . i-.. had
been ,r.t..,!M,., fl -), , oinmi" . loner ,,,
iieee.-..l the !;,t. flolllter li M -f;. re Mr ,
P.." 1 w.t t . Sal m M I iv i . t - t..
and d i-v f .r th- ..!!) , , ,! v , , r.. ,. ,
Wired ft..r,t: .,', h.. ho! e 1 ,!
.Hqedti.mef While Mr T'. 1 W1M eon '
sld.r-d a cn,i'i andld-ite the new. n'
Irs appointment nci., some snrnri-e I
If Van li i-.-ri had lo ;i . ,r ,1 t-v
th- I. gi- 'ativ d.-. ga'lo-t. a-d nr. to,
i 'rda .' riiotnlri'.' It nns , xpe'ed ib
governor would "tov him. The fa t tha,'
Mr Ci- r eompl-t. Iv Ign-.r.-d te oil:-'
rnetidii'l n lin. . o.:.tv detenu no1
was the priio Ipal rni-o'i f;r ihe -nr. I
.rso that w'B occasioned when 1' wi I
anno'inr ed that Mr. Reed wa npp'iln'e I. !
Th atpolntfii.'-n' will L'lve t'enrnl ,-, u .
faction, n Mr. I'.ecl u regarded ns em-
Inently fitted for the otlh e. having q rVi, '
on the fWh rotrimiss'on for lx years. He
s at ftt'esen! slllierlntend-tlt of tr.e'. fo
whh h oftle,. lo- was nam.d by the ro'tn II
when Thomas f.'nvllle wn selected as
sheriff to suce'-ed .1. W. William. Mr
Reed Is a br .th'-r of the Into Perator
Herd, of Doiicla j co'iniy, who. w th Mr.
MeOulre. wn drowned In Ihe I'mpqun
ln"t Saturday. He hti- resided In Astoria
for many years. There s eonsldernble
stii-'Ula'lon ay to whom be will name for
his dopuMos,
It was h arried v un Astorian rep-e en-tatlv-.
yesterilay. on Irirpilrlng nt the of
Ihe of the C'tl'irr.bl.i I'lrer Paek. r As
sociation, that the price lo be prdd by
the association for ehinnok va'tnon dur
ing Ihe coming se;,n will le- cnl a
pound, and that steelhrads will n'so be.
acef.jitr.,1 at th- same price. Tf ha h"en
claimed from the beginning by those In.
tcreslcd In the ro w assoclallon that the
object of the so-calle, combination w-a
as much to nils'- the prlc nf the raw
material an to Improve the rnaik't on
Ihe finished product. The liberal prl"0
fixed for this pen son Is evidence of Ihe
sincerity of that assertion, and the an
nouncement ought to create a radical
reviil.lon of feeling among Ihe llsh-rmen
ss to the objects and alms of the asso
ciation. Tin re In reason to hell-vn Ihe
notion of tho association Is purely vol
untary, arid entirely In the Intercut of
conserving bolb ends of th Industry.
Had the association fixed )'.:. cents B
the prlc- :hii s'.-ason. there can he no
doubt whatever that ontHlde packers
would have Rhl'ld'-d themselves behind
such action, aid refused to pay more n
fact, Hitch a tiri. o would have been Im
possible without the stronjr financial
backing of unlimited capital and an or
ganized movement for the control of the
market. Thu the first benefit of the
amalgamation inures lo . Ihe men
who have the greatest interest In
the preservation of the Industry, and
among whom It has been assiduously
sought, for silfluh reasons, to creat a
prejudice against ihe assoolallon, it n
realised by the siiiiacluus manager ul
the assoclallon thai lbs very first step
toward an Improved market for Columbia
river salmon In an Increased price for the
raw material. The fact la apparent that
If ihe tlshernieti of Hie Columbia (vr
do not mnke motley this season It will
not be because of Ihe organisation of the
Columbia Hlver Packers Assoclallon,
I'MliSuX l, MKN't'tON,
Sntn Olson a trapper of Chinook, wa l
the illy jostorday.
Mr. J, M, Ullletle, of Seaside, spent
iielda III the city,
Mr and Mr M. Ilt'ld" returned 11
evening ftoiu Portland,
J W, Conn, who ha b.en In Portland
returned home last night.
liccigo IVnnW III Sv.'n,n tagger, I
In the city for a t"W day,
II M. Uninsford relumed last ululo
from a short busiiies trip lo I'onlaii,!.
C. Mastetl, the Rear ere, k logger.
sciit the dav III Astoria yesterday on
business
Clonic C Woo.lcoek, of the Portland
Standard Roj, Company, I In town In the
Inier.si ,,f his linn.
Mr and Mr F P. KoiitUter. who have
been lsiiing in the metropolis, return. d
home on list u ght epre
Chief llngincr Hairy leid of the
ligluhoiis,. tender 1'oltiiuhliic returned
tost ,cting from a short visit in I'ort.
land
Thorna Il P K. , it in arrived (it the
city on Ihe inl.lnighl Iralii lnt n'gljl.
after an absence of several months in
Chicago and the east.
The hoises hitch--. I lo one of Sherman's
ha, ks t in attav front the A v C. ,eiMf
last n'gtit They ran down Commercial
str. . to S '. titi wetK around Postofflce
iu .te and wound up at the stable. N"
datnage w a t me '
"AN. 'HINT AND MoDKItX III M I". ' I
At liri v . hurch tonight th,. following
program wIM be rendered' '
PART I
Tr . I'l- riim. nta! . ,. Mcb-ctrd
M.s W T i'i rr and Mi-.t. S'ok,-.
and Tr-nchard.
S .1 i i i. i! Mis. Cry.,- Short
I I c
o I r 1 1
Frank So He
M v I i.'uaf t'-I'e
.. It
Van .i. ti in, C .t Treit. 'mrd
s. , m .or Shot i. H il Smith
PART I!
,1 Mi
N'an Dnsti
F-aek Snl'tle
- i ! ' a ,- S'tor:
J Tr.n.'ntl
,1 Smith.
'.I
M
M -
i and c
s'..f!
' V SI MM' H S PVN'i'Y "
T p i " V S'i'iiin -r's b'ti ,-v " w II
te i"i -. Ti.'ir...',i rich' ...p . a'
F h. T s e..l, house ( f the 1,'M til -. .
f i". it i" l , e the A P. C
.t,,,t,g . oin,....s ,,f Astora's
'. si nt : ' t'Cert r' t the eur's unde.
- ': ': mi f Mr t'.T v II le vin, a"
a. 'or -in'hoi ,n I .. . r , f , yp.'-o"i.
and i'. I 'v The 0 ,i ,, ,t l.rl -ht t,,irg.
bet- ....! of foor et with lot of
' ' d go to P
T''e ft '. fo'..W
.Il k H. .t.'-r. o.
Il.irri '....! !,r..i
piol ri h r p oi.
I. t't it ,'. r
W i! il .!. r. on
Ilk- Pii,r
.Mr. lb "id, r. .n
lltcn , ., ,.n
I ol;'.'; lie ..1,-r-o!,
M r '. Cayt.-r
It ., ar
Mr P H i .''. t .
Prof John V,. i u
Mr lla-rl.on 'b n
Mr S T.
lr T, rrv llrK-mi
Mr T rrv M. hean
of p,. V.l
Mr, lr, ,., !l, n
Mi Caroline Young
Ml-s F,i Holmes
l K,uhr n Sh.veH
ni pt ..cr- and a rare
t.r"'ni'e Wa .h ftr
T:.
rno.
nob d a man 1. ihe ncr
the k h t.
THK l.orVKK CONCERT.
Tie Amine I.aU.V Orchestra Is draw
ing i row. .1 hoiis.-s nightly at lha Ix.u.
vre. Few or' -hestrna have ever pinyed In
Astoia with a greater d eg res of iuc
ces. and the rendition of the program !
iluni.g the iuit week ha been pronounced
excellent. M i"lc lov.-rs of Aaloiia should
not fall to hear the Amine orciestra the :
e.iinliitt week. The program for the week !
is an fallows:
PART I.
1 -Mar. h. "Kl Capltuln" Housa
2-Wal'g, "Ia IterceuM" ....Waldtenfel
l-i"ms of tiff, nbiii h's Opera j
I a L f- ,,f Pioasuro" Wohanka (
i-iiavo:te, "lirniB Rem'' I' lb go I
I'.-A Mu-i al Me. ati.. Roettger
7 -Waltz, "riii.t pasha" Htahl
S.'l.'t..n. "Wang" Mora
1 1'iHka. "From Vo nna lo H".rlln"..
F.ilenberg
PART II.
1' -March "Washington I'ost" 8ua
11- Overture, "poet and 1'rasoni"
Supps
12- Waltx, "Kdlt.btirgh" Iltrnlvaenil
U-iliivitie "Stephanie" '.'slbulkl
II Select, n. "U '1 ravators" Verdi
1. -Polka, "Tuieilo" Fuerikeiisteln
K.-Medley, "S'ltis From the Old
Foiks . Ren net t
K-Wal'z "Kaufman's Caxlno-Tan-
Oungel
H-I'.nale ...
ll'Mll. ARRIVALS.
OCi'lDKNT.
I' i llawoii. Portland.
.1 W. c ,k Pmiland.
lid win Mays Portland.
It c Holland Portland.
Mrs. Axfortt, Portland.
T ,1. Coleman. Port Intnl.
Charles C. Woodcock, Portland,
It. F Klllott Han Frnnclseo.
Frank W. Ile Han Francisco,
c. A. I'oh'ii San Frrincisco.
Charb i. P.ei tnim, Han Francisco.
I. e.. Marx, Han Francisco.
Pauline Colbert, llwaco,
Helma cniiwrt, llwaco.
I It lioul er llwaco.
Thoinns II. P. Ki'"gnn, Chicago.
.1. A. Siilheilaiid. Rochester, N. Y.
II. P.. Slmotiils. H'-attle,
WIIKN TRAVF.MNa
Whether on pleasure bent or business,
inks on every trip a bottle of Byrup of
Fl;-, as It acts most pleasantly and ef
fectually on th kidneys, liver, and bowl,
els, preventing fevers, headaches anl
other forms of sickness. For sale. In M
eent bottle hy nil leading druggists. Man
ufactured by the California Fig Byrup
Company only.
ItllAI, F.HTATK TRANSFERS.
J. It. nib trap, trii ilee, lo Flora linker,
lot I, block IT,. Astoria addition to
Warreiiioii $36
Ceta, rrlti.t Itos to Carl Noesku, lot
1. bio. k M, McC'lure's t
Cutlery Day.
Voty large nssortmitnt of table
knives, forks, carving sets, butcher
knives, t tifpoons, tiiblespoonn,
quality Al, at prices that will open
your eyr-H.
Some article! cut 60 per rent.
Home articles rut f.O per cnt.
onnn and i:;ti, iiAi.r phicf..
Great Amsricn importing Tea Co.
571 Commercial Street, AatorU.
Thi Lightest Store In Astoria.
Wise's Costomers Set What They
Bill
.Assorlnipiit tf laiu
ninl lanoy Juvpiiilo
Cliitliiiit' nt
1 1 MUM AN WISH?.
New
Anil iininciio Mock
ul' tailor iiiiulo ninl
'i'tinly tttiishi'd
Men's I'lotliiui' at
I IKK MAN WISH'S.
Loads
(f ItnliliV styli'S nf
nun's tunl buys'
lints nt
I IK KM AN WISKS.
Furnisliinirs
New Nirkwi'ur, now
Shirts nrw Si, nrw
rililrl'WiUU' al
I HUMAN VIKS
HERMAN WISE,
The OKI Reliable Clothier, Hatter and Purnlsher.
Columbia Electric
and Repair Co.
SlU'VC'HHOr to
COLUMBIA IRON WORKS
Blacksmiths
BoilcrMakers
Machinists
Foundryiiien
I.ORUltiU l.iiitlitcn lliillf nncl Kcpnlrcil.
Heavy Forging Under Power Hammer a Specially
Sole Mdnufiu hirers of the l'ipiurinvcil
... " Harrison Sectional" Propcllor Wheel ...
OoiitnicUirs for Kin trie Lights und iVnvcr I'lants.
R. L. Boyle & Co
IcnclltiK Rcol BHttifrc Dcolcr of
ASTORIA, OREGON
Writ.; for Information ninl huuilileK r:i.'i ( 'ummcrcinl Street
Portland Trad
ing Stamp Co.
Store 345 Washington St.
Wa visiter during th last hw days br a larga number of AatorU ptwpl w
Inapaotatl th elegant goods which ar glvsn away tor rr Trading; Staaisa.
Tha puhlla seem to apprsxrtats th advantaga offid to tbssa by ta TraUa(
Stamp Company, as tha nwrcbaBta In Astoria which flT thm te thalr patroaa
report an Increase In their trada. Ask your marcbanta for Onn TradJn tamp
when purchasing goods. Sample display at
B. F. Allen & Co., 365 Commercial St
MercliontH of AHtqrln wlio will
Hive Green Trndinpj StumpB.
ITDTERBON ft BROWN,
Boots and Sboea.
No amp on Rubber Goods.
HERMAN WI8S.
Clothluf and Gents' Furnishing.
EOLIP8E HARDWARE CO.
move, TUiwar. and Plumldng,
MRS. M. M'KENZIB,
MUlisry.
ORIs"TN A REED,
Books and Btatlonery.
Portland Trading Stamp Co
ISAAC STERN, Mgr., 345 Washington St., Portland
You need not take your hook with you wliett whopping
Ask for Green Treading Stamp,
Bay.
STYLE.
j Tu lit sivliih i t he tiipli
ilium tifliui aliixsly, One arcd
i sol ticicsmillv spctiil mull la lis
snllsti.
In fut mc r rm u nmiirt inuM
buy nllh, rrsil.'ln-(r Uoth
lni it w4 neicsi I" 'y loui.
luld st Hit Wilms list aims
dst im sv hsv supftlor if
siaHr rjoniU l utv lilll shu
Ihr tusimos ll-i l I It of
iloihis
kt msile sp est misd In b
sail sell s.nf but Hit btsl il
ol ibis rtW pindsitlos dhl.h
,r ullrf st rurillosllr Uh
(iiitt yuSSliltlUil quill I,
Our ioihI ks sirtll 0r
plbr sit liglil "
Iiirici boniuliU
It Vsu I'iftrt net st ol duiS'l
bssiut. ( ssll be ilra(il le
tuunt n moi nst diced.
Loggers'
Supplies
J Kept in Stock
MoALLEN McbONALD,
Dry Oooda, Etc, Et.
lf. ECK STROM,
Jeweler.
THE RONilONNIERJs,
Confectionery and Ice Oraaaa.
WILL MADIBON.
Cigars and ToWtoa.
B. F. ALJ.EN A CO.,
Wall Paasjr, patet ad OU
THE WONDER BAEAR,
Fanor Notloas, Toy.
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