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

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Newspaper Page TextTHK IUILY ASTOttlAN, t'KIDAY MUKMNU. Al'KIL 21, im iW ABOUT try ft pair of our, arM we guarantee you wilt with u that Brown Shoe Co.'5 (trade 5 mark) Shoes r unquestionably th best made. A glance through our stock ami a comparison of oor price wtth other will do more to convince you that thk t the plac to buy than all the talking we oould do. ALL. RIPS RRPAIRED FRF.K OK OHAROK. Let u remember you among our shoe customer, THE FAIR, S06-508 Commercial Street. Mow Nick if good are not aailifactory. The BONBONNEIRE. P. J. Aleany-wvsu (Dereh.3nt Tailor and Exporter of Fare. Wllnt Cmah Prloa rM for Fur Skin. Tenth and Commercial fits. Astoria, Or. Ladies' Underwear andVVrappers Mad to order and kept la atock. Price Reasonable. KUNGSANG&CO Corner Eighth and Commercial Sts. Open next Thartday. Ladies Muslin... Underwear IN NEWEST DESIGNS Albert Dunbar TODAY'S WEATHER. Fair. AROUND TOWN. Street cream at The Spa candy factcry , . . m . soda at tn parlor. I Beat la-oem meai. lusioa oua rwu - ant, CI Commercial street . , , Best California win, 30 cent, per Ion. Alex Gilbert, sole agent for A.tort.. Teiephone S3. . Sweet cream recelvea twice a day and ao charge made for whipping or deliver, i tasj cream at th Parlor. Gentlemen wishing pleasant furnished rooms can be accommodated by calling at i0 Commercial street Dr. Ball has removed hi dental office! Into the Mansell building. Eastern Tea Company's store. over the : Th very finest The ne plus ultra. The ereme de la creme. That's Harper whisky In three languages. Sold by F- ard A Stokes, Astoria, Oregon. Leave order, for box klnflUng wood and t general transfer business to any part of th city at Zapf furniture store, tele", phone 2124. Pacific Express Company. Ramoler and Ideal bicycle for sale or rent Repair and un3rle at lowest 1 the supply is largely ootamea irom iocbi rate. Call at cyclerjr, 533 Bond street. ! farmers and those residing on the Wash Columbia Electric and Repair Company. t lr.gton side of the river. California new ; ;io:atoe.s are arriving regularly on the J New Creamery Restaurant. Bond steamers, but H wHl be some time before Kreet, near the alley between 11th and they are received In sufficient quantities ISth street, serves the best 25-cent meai j to r-lu e the price, ever set out In Asxorta. Everything is j eir, neat and clean, and absolute satis- But few salmon were taken yesterday taction la guaranteed ail patrons. by the fishermen and lighter catches than at the opening of the season are reported W. A, Galne private stock whisny, j from the various canneries. Reports from handled exclusively In Astoria by John 'h middle and up-river are to the same U Carlton, i one of the mot popular I beverage sold. It purity and quality re guaranteed, and It la especially rec- mmended for family use. It I sold In any quantity at the comer of Twelfth 1 and Bond street. i New Neckwear Techs, ruffs, hows and Fancy Manufactured Hem and Nobby Line of THOSK SHOW YOU WBAR? ' Do hty wear well, look writ, fcvl wellf If you have been having trouble with shoos Dtirchased elsewhere, The Plnce To Save Money Astoria's leading: Confectionery Store. Finest in Oregon Lowney's Chocolates a Specialty. Page Block, ASTORIA Choice hams at IS cent a piece and upwards at the rat Market A. A C. engine No. T li undergoing slight retviir In the return! house near the depot The steamer Edith Is receiving a new coat ot paint at the slip adjoining the can factor". Piano for rent, for particular apply at Miss UoRae's millinery store. Tenth and Commercial streets. The State arrived from San Francisco yesterday and left up for Portland after discharging local freight at the O. K. & N. dock. In the county clerk's otllce yesterday Charles Strandberg, a native of Swtdett. declared his intention to become an Amer ican citixeu. Contractor l"beck Is constructing a number of r.eirack. for M. J. Kinney and '.tie Cutting Talking Company at New Astcr.a. j Found Monday, on the street, pair goM.rimmoU glasses In special case, j Owner can have same by calling at As- ' lorian oflic. J The funer.il of the late Thomas Logan will take place at St Mary's church at W: this morning. The Interment will I ty, at Greenwood. Mrs. Clara Houchton died at 1 p. m. yesterday, at her home at Clatsop. Mrs. Houghton had reached the advanced age of !l year and f.ur months. Wanted A fTj) loan for six months, on gill-edge comer business lot on Commer cial street, unimprored. Interest In ad vance. Address H. Astortan office. The schooner Nor.h Bend cleared at thp customs house yesterday for San Francisco, carrying totf.OW feet of lumber, shipped by the Northwestern Lumber Company. iTie writisn mip iverna was cn anrren , ; yesterday by EiipirgiT & Co.. to load i wheat for Europe. The Iverna arrived! d-nsa January f Ia. ne wim , iave ln t.,w tor j-ortiana touay. I A: the nvsMiritr of the common council I , ,ayt nig!t (he of john Ko,(r, for j a re,aU ,((laor licemie was r,,ferre,i to 1th committee on health and police. The ,omnnt rmmended that 11- , f.,llowlnir: af(,,u & Wirkkia. August Erlckson and Matt ' Franett. ' I the parties Interested in starting th" The Amme sisters" ladles orch. stra con- works, either In an official capacity or tinue to please at the Louvre. The pro- otherwise. Th,. p-tkion was or-1-rrd gram for this week Is one of the best yet J place,) on (11. presented and will be continued unt'I A communication was read from J. Friday n ght. The rendition of the entire j y Ferguson and one or two other pre program is excellent. Thoie who fail toierty owners relative to the improvement bear these concerts will miss one of the ' tro' erj-yaoie entertainment ev-r siven . in Astoria. 1 Mf. Dr. Janson'a farewell con. ert will : be given in Fisher's opera house Instead of K'janl & Stokes hall, as first stat.d. This win be the last chance to hear Mrs. ! Jan.on previous to her departure for Eur"P - a,,J ,h0 ho haJe not e" toT' luiiaitj euuua lu iieur ner biiir ru-fuoj avail th-mstlves of this opportunity. Potatoes are now worth J2.00 a sack In ; Astoria, wkh the quantity very limited. effect. Boats are on the river nignt and Jday, the high price this season maging It an object for the fisherment to keep their gear In the water. In anticipation of j a run. Many of the seiners are at work but are doing but llttte. ' Boys' Pour-in-Hands. Knicker Leggings. FOR lilCYCLC L'SB. bv J. and D. McGeorge, Dunfrees, Scotland, SUSPENDERS of the Celebrated Wilson Bros, JVIake C. H. COOPER, The Leading House of Astoria The audience at tonight's repetition of the performance of a 'Summer's Fancy" Is requested to assc-mM more promptly so that the program may he flntshrd tt a wore seasonable hour. Pud Mount was engaged yesterday In aiHrvti'rlolltiK the hide of Hartley hear, which was killed on the beach Wcdne. day evening. Mr. Mount says he counted U bullet holes in he hide, that numb.r of bullets Mug necessary to put the bear out of Hie cold. The hide Is a good one. and.. although well ventilated, will make an excellent rug. The draw In the Young's bay bridge was operated for the Hrt time yeurday. It was successfully opened, bat when about half closed a alight defect devel. oihsI in the lower contnloi which will occupy the contractors two or three days M remedy. The draw otherwise la a flrst-elsss pice of mechanism and more than eomcs up to expectation. Sonte California strawberries were In the market yesterday. They come from Fresno, and are not tho first sold In this city, a small lot having twen sent up o thesteamera few days ago. Tin y are nil. eraMy small, compared with the Oregon product or those that com laier In the season from California. They are put up lr boxes hah the slso of the ordinary berry box and are sold at 10 cent a box. The ease of AHvrt Itrannon. accused of bigamy. was calhil In the Justice court yesterday. Hrannon was married to a young woman In this city about six months, being already married t-J a wo. man In t. Cma. Wash.. a"d the father of tlve children. His lai Camas wife ap peared In court yesterday and pr.xluc.-d a murriage certificate. Hrannon had pre viously denh-d Ivlng married to the w man. and. when confronted with the mar riage certificate, offered no defense. Judge Hughes bound tho accused over to the circuit court m t""'s or t?v cash bail. In default of which Hrannon worn to Jail. Th American bark Harry Moise was towel to s.n yestenlay carrying material and fishermen for the new cannery of the Alask.t Fl.hernien" Packing Company at Hrlstol bay. Alaska. Tho More Is ex. pec-fesl to reach her destination about the mhldle of May am! will Miuln nor.h until the close of the season. The can. nery will W ervctcd Immediately on her arrivaJ and will N- ready f r oi ritlo"s Juno 1. when the season commence. He sides tho A'aka Packer's Asso.-Uth'n. which has hitherto had a tm:ov..!y ri the salmon canning business In Al-'-'Vt the other comMnles to engage tn Mltn.m packing In Alaska this ca.-n are Hume Hros. A Hume, ilie Parltlc S:eam Wha' Ing C imiMiiy. of San Kr:i:x Im, ai d the Alaska, Khh-rtnens Tacking Company, of this city. Tho --in is sh -rt an I close aliout July ir,. The local cwmu'iy is sanguine of a pntltal!e ason. At It close the .M'ro will le loaded w :h the pai-k for Atr.a. and wiil t'e re.!ii!'!"-'l from the le al ottiiv In tiii city. SALMON OIL FACTORY ORDINANCE VOTKD IK'N. law Against tnoxiou Faitorb-s Within the City Limits Stands as Previously Adopt.il Hy the C"uncll. All the memlwrs of '.he eounc!l were present at the r-w'Ular meeting last night. Mayor Bergman prsl lisl. A peition was real from Mr. A. Copeland asking permission to constnn t a wharf on lot I. blot k T. M - 'lure's A. toria. Cnunrllman Clinton moved that the petition be p-f.-rr.-d to the comrr.rt.-e on wharves and waterfrontaire to r- iii-t n ,h(, s-imH U;,.r , th, m..,.,tlg. h.-h , ;irr!,s. s..,.r... r,i,.n, .,, i.usln.ss men of , u. ml.l tll a ion ..o-lng the r.-tal of ordinance No. itoi. which pro- hiblts the operation of od factories. glue factories, etc.. within the city IPiii-. Accompanying the ps-tltlon were a num. lr of afUdavits lending to prove that such factories were a nuisance and lit Jurloua to the heahh of people residing In their vicinity. Chief of Police Halek, who was present, stated that, i-otitmry to n-iHjrts. he had never said anything to (,f ,-ertiiin !:. owned by them on Court rreet. The improvements were made at the owners' expense hut were credlt-d to the city and entered ,.n the wrong d.Kket. Tiny ask-d that the city th.-r". fore give ttnon a d.-ed to the property. On motion th(! ommunb-atlon was re ferred to the city attorney. CHy Surveyor Kaymoml flied a r quest that tii a montih be appnprlatd by the council for his office and water rent. Mr. Raymond stated In his communication that the Income derived from the office was not sufficient to Justify the expenw of a suitable office, and that the council should provide a place wherein the rec ords and accounts of the office cfuld b safely ketit. Councilman Parker siig. gested that the record be placed ln a bank vault for safe-keeping. On moflon the communication was flied. The communication from a number of citizens residing near the Co-operative cannery relative to placing an electric light in that vicinity was laid on the table. A report was read from the oorrrmlttee on wharves and waterfromage stating that an ordinance had been drawn, as requested by the council, authorizing the building of the warehouse desired by A. vr-lnnd on lot 1, block 7, M' Clure's. "i n report was, on motion, filed, Ordinances authorizing the auditor t" Clothing In Keefcrs and Vestccs. Issue warrants for (he collection of fle. lliHiuoni assrssmems for ills tmprovwnent of the following stnt wi-r passed: Klghth street, Iwlween tlrand and liar, rlsou avenues: ihe Young' bay Improve ment, and Harrison avenue between Sev enth and Klghtlt. The onllnnnce drawn by the committee on wharves and waterfronlage permitting A. peland lo construct a wharf and warehouse on lot I, Mock T, McCluiv's. out to the pier.hoad line, and alo on Ihe east half of Sevemh Street nut to tho Mine 'line was ihen lturluced. After oelng n-a.l twice the ordinance, on com. Ing up for Ihlnl reading, was opposed by Welch, who claimed that the wharf, by piJvilng so far out Into the river, would be an obstruction to ttavlgatbm. Parker impressed hlmelf In favor of (Hissing the ordinance, saying thai per. sons owning wharves would quickly ex tend them rhe same distance should the .tew wharf prove an obstruction. On putt Ing the usual motion lo sii. pend th rules and pas the ordinance, Mayor llerginan said: "The vote must be uikinlmous." Welch reeled, "li t r go." Auditcr Nelson then calhsl the roll and tho ordinance was passed. Welch voting No. The ordinance repealing ordinance No. .'i pniilblllng the enctlon of oil fac. torlc within the city limits was called up fr final jMsage. Il wa suggested that th,, petition and affidavits ftled al the beginning of the meeting he read Auditor Nelson undertook the tak hut soon got entangled In the names of the signers, a goodly nuniUr of whom are resident of rntontowti. Further re iding was thru dispensed wtth and the onlln. ame placed on Its tlmil passage, tin a vote all the members voted In the tieg.i. tlve except Clinton. The effo't of the dofeat of the ordinance Is to prevent anv l.noxlciw factory from brli-.g . unrated within the city limits. A resolution was Introduced ncitlnsf that the coin r.l. t for the.ity light will expire May IT, and that a the sub.vt of a reduction In the city llcht to 5V. Is under consideration by Ihe taparr league, no action le taken unti tho light plant, rhe laxpay is league an. I the coun cil have arrlvid ar some (.inclusion The resolution wa voted on and lot; Agren I and Welch favoring It. A motion prevail, d that '.' a month be allowed i"lty Surveyor liaynion.i for if. lie- r.-nl. and the coun -:l th.n a Ij nr'i.-d THK I.KAMNil KVKNT tl-' THK SmiKTY Sl'.SaN "A Siiuiai r Kt:. v" I'r nr a iin.f. Sue I c.-is Knii t.i-h Ar;i-'.:c and F;nan I c:iii S:.i:id;vr.t. I t-ti.-r's ,p.T,i !i v r h Id i m- re .;ier t-l.-a-ci atcMefcc , W It II" -e,l l.l't .'lU'l'. the b. n tl! ..f A '.' ria's ! f.4h! n.iMe or 1,( than the one !h i pi-rfermatu for potoi.ar a'.hle'l- c!-b. To a. tempi t b-'. stow titling pra!-e ,o ilio-e vv li i t.i-k part is w.-ll mgii itii"nllil.. Iri a new-, paper article. N amateur -rfoi m.i-ce -ver wa or cauld be better Mr. Harrison Allen, a l'ro.'.or Phil, ander l'otts, A. M . w simply superb; hi makeup, hi acting, was all that co-ild he desired, and the topical s.o:. "What Haiipene.l to Astoria.'- compos, o tiy him. self, brought down the house. It was truly a ma't-rpiec... It Is understood that he has some more v. r.. of :he same kind in store f-T tonight. 'M thi-e wh-i fail :o n will tnlss on,- of the greatest n-ats ever . ff. T d In Astoria. Mr-. Harrison Allen made a picture that will bmir b- r-nieiit red Tall, graceful, r-n.-i.d. he a.!..l the par: ot Mr. ..n.! -rs-n hi a tniti'i-r .hewing careful study and th-'rouith onipr-h.-n. -if .I'lat ie:-r The .-. w at;ieii:,, h-r ..n, J.c K was r. ailv r. -" r.,- ...I ; Tlie . v. r t.o;.u!ar ,,T-rn'" M.-K-.i'i in th- dual m'e .. .1 ik. itiV.r t i. '.inn''s yifmVi'iiiifiViii'iiiiiViiiinitniVnViim TO-NIGHT! at. 1 A Summer's Fancy for the A. K. I' "Iwcau-e It's grounds, good." i Reserved Seats socts. ..it lrlt!ln A.- Heed's i Gallery, 2sct. 3 JlIlMlllltliillMlliailiillillllilllllll.llUV; son. and. la'.r, a Wally Henderson, 'he dude, was evn better than his friend III.. light he roll!.! I.e. J,,i night's P'-r. formate .- -ianit -. hun as an ao or far ah .e th- or. Hnary. M-ri-y liaxt-r, as represented by MP fthlv. ly. ciiild not b Improved utin. First an Innocent, trustful, loving and unsophisticated country girl, and lat-r the educated and r'ilned lady Mis Hhl vey was eipially .'liar in every line and ai. Khe was particularly Impressive In th third part. I'rofr-ssor M.Cue, ns Harry Woodthrnp. the devoted lover, and Miss Kva Holmes, as KdltJi Henderson, the capricious girl of fashion. Just caistured Ihe audience; especially wh'-n they finally became en. enstfiged for good. Mr. Met'in- surprised the critics and Mls Holmes Just looked loo cute for anything. Mis farf line Yoiinir us Ktnrna Watson. atfd the character ,,( ,,, mttd p. rfeey. If there ar,. any old maids In Astoria they should rod fall to attend tonight's performance and barn a f rick or two wiiloh will be of service. Miss Young's looks, her gestures, ihe giggling, girlish glee of her odd love-making with Profes sor Polls, were excellent, and stamped h"r as the possessor of d-cld. il histrionic talent. Alfred Tee, as ihe blunt, tenderhearted farmer, was Ideal clever as they make th-m, and the house was vvitli him from his entrance lo the end of his part. Mr. Percy If. f.evln, as Jink Henderson, tho man of the world, portrayed thn char aet r with a eompb-teness, finish nnd clevc-ro':sa that can only be appreciated by those who know and have seen What good acting really Is. When It. Is con sidered that Mr. fvln had toil III t ie over a week to frame the cat and put on a play in such an able manner, he will be accorded all the; credit Justly due hlrn. Ho has consented to stay o'-r for a few days and will help swll Die A. F. C. ground fund again tontcht, Tho thanks of the Football Club are. enpeolally duo to Mr. Uolchnr for h's kind, ness In rendering a solo between the third and fourth aots. Mr. Helrher has an exo-pilonally well.tralncd tenor vol. e, and his song "Don't lie Cross," was par ticularly appropriate and duly upprecl ated by the audience. Mis Heltborn, who bo excellently and tastefully rendered the accompaniments on tho piano will, long bo rcmetnhered for her kindness and performance, both by the elui and tho audience. One of the features an unexpected substitution of the celobrated Amme Or but exceedingly pleasing onewas th. cheat ra for the Columbia Orchestra, which latter organization declined to play at th. last hour. In th tmerf ency, Mr. Andrew Lake jjjCOMMICUCIaU MT, ...Merchant Tailor. IVrfcct I'lt (iiiiimiitctil. Low Trices. ltepalilng and Cbnlii( Neatly Dons, LOOK! I.AM 1VKI going at 4 coins. H.VI'KTV I'INH at 1 cenl. 8AIU1II HAW, SO colli. MA'ITKK'N HKIHW. SI dills. UVCK. I) yarvls for IS cents. ttllllfP WAISW and WHAI'l'lCllrt al any price. TIIIH WICKIC ONLY. RACKET STORE. J. A. Fastabend Gcnerttl Contrnclor und Hnilder IIoiiM'iimviii'' TtHil.s for livut. August kr.it nnie to th. rescue and to the d.-trlnictit of his ow n buslurss an I with the consent ..f 'ri-fesor Amine and hi Justly famous daughters the audience was treated to a class of niulc th Ilka of which has not been heard In Astoria f-r a long lime, The Annua Hivlicstra I coiitjied of artlls In lint truest cn,-. They mid Mr. Krai will lie long remembered by Ihe ,, K, t mid II" friends Tonight ttc play will be repiated wlih j th,. same cunt, toil with a nunn er tfi new .,. ialtles Now that the ripens-- j cf this tiuly splendid iM-rformuo, .ire ecur.d, tho club hat dr. Idol to make popular prices for alnii'slon (.night . i !t. --rve ca s will U, sold for uO ent, and the Kailery at cent. j The b nlieet Will be opened at (Irillin i .V Itcrd hookstor.. promptly at la . lock !'il tu,.r:ucg where . ats may l,r -. ; curtj. I'Ki iiMtt Tin: riNNs I'r llnkmau Not ri--a ed With ltmaiks of a l'o tljiii Man. i'.-l.main ester. lay. K.ln r Kv.-nlng Telegram - In vmir lu today ou at.l that on man. who did n-t wish lo a.''..iw Ills num., to be used. aid that the Finn, would be a mir d -. slraldo ebin.-nt for Alaskan cooniatloii than for that of Oregon. Thank for that kindly feeling toward an unfortunate pc. ful. but Very sturdy and Industrious nationality. It does the person great errilit to presume to be sarcastic at the etise of utle ,f I h most peace-loving and Industrious of all proplrs. When a step-mother mlstr.sit h.r stcp.-hlld s badly that be has to Irave home, one of il sympatheti,. neighbors kindly takes him in out of the col.l. nnd. al hough h" has plenty ..f room for him In hi house, reiegms him to hi back yard as a sufficiently uMitfortat.l.. and warm place f. r him t i live -i Isui t send gr, ruh tii-. i i A'.a-.ka If u have lie lea.t spa'k of :. imarn-y lit u Very rup-s-tfiillv. ovAi.ii ii hk' K.m n I'KItM'l.NAf. MKNiiUN. Ii It, l'aikr l r'ls.rte.l tn he tnu.ii i.-r. I' W. Weund.T. a lumberman of Hou li !.o;d 1. in tho lit y. Ib-nry Kb kcntin, the Portland whole, sal.. H.ii'.r .b-al.-r. Is In th" city. .Mr it Pra.-I and sui arrived In A tomi on the 11. .Hi train yesterday. T J 'iorniaii, a commission mail of I'or'la.'id arrived In the city yesterday. T .1 Kggrnan, a farmer of Skain"kowa. I in th- .ity f.r a few days on business. Andrew Johnson, the fish .baler of i I'attilam-t, was In the city yesterday on j lenities. I.i. utniatit K. A. Hurratt, of l-'ort fan. I by. Is in the city and rcglstctrd at '.he 1 c c!.et. Mr- le H.-rrlng h-fl yesterday evening on a two weeks' visit wVtli h-r parent In Ivig.-iie. J. W I'asey, traveling Hiss.-ng"r and freight ag-nt of rhe t'hlcago, Milwaukee At Ht. Paul, is hrro lo attend tho funeral 'f hi fa'her.ln-law, Thomas Iogan. K.ustlcc S ot't. manager of the Ta.oma a M.-aiti.. Navigation Company, was In the city yesterday for a f.-w hours, lie returned to Portland on the Telephone, Horace K. Merk'i, M. I)., grand organ. Izer of the fraternal order of Kagl.-s, was In th.- city yesterday and will remain a few days for tho puriemo of Instituting a branch of rhe order In Astoria. KKAI. I0HTATK Tit ANSI' iCKH. John W. Welch to W. II. IMwards, lot 4, bbx-k X!, Hhlvely's G (imnerillno Ilos to James T. Marble, lots 7 and 8, block 51, Mit.lurVs.... George Noland et ux and (lc"rge A. Dorrls et ux to William I). Ed wards, lot H, block S, First addl lion to Ocean tirove 10"0 HOTEL ARRIVALS, OCCIDENT. Julius It. I Inns, Han Franclss-o, K. loltrleh. Jr., Han Francisco. Henry FleckenMeln, Portland. Oeorgo Olveeii, Portland. T. J. Uormari, Portland, I. W. I'iiIiIm, Mi-Mlnnvllle. Ir-lloriuio K. Merkel, Heattlc. II. . Hurmtf, Fort Canby. l.sirgo II. Htory, Fort t.'anby, J. . Megler and wife, llrookfleld. PAJlKKIt H0U8M. F. W. Wt-ander, Kouth Hend. '. W. Illgglns, PifrrJand. Mark O'Neil, Portland. It. I'alltzsili, Portland. '. J. Anilenvin, 'Chinook. K. J. Cun h, A. ft .'. H, It. T. J. Mggman, Hkamokawa. Fancy China ware Day. Great bargain In fancy ohlna ware, talad sts, musti eU, har Ing mugs, crtatn pitchers, tea pot, apoon holder, olives, tea sets, din ner nets, cabaret, celery trays, chop dlriTIcH, comb tray, cup, plates and dishes of every dewrlp tlon at price away down. Borne article cut 60 per cent Borne article cut 10 per cent. ODDS AND ENDS, MAI.P PRICE, Ereat American Importing Tia Co. 171 OocumnM ttrnt, Aatorta. Thi Lightest Stori Wiso'i Castomers "if. If B.i.V T W f ' VI , A'J J We hnvc received mi ImnieiiHC Invoice of Gentlcmeii'H SlilrtH, Htlff tuid noft boHom. The nuitcrlnlH circ: PERCALES CHEVI0T5 MADRAS... mm it v latest signs'. N"t nttcrn. So fiii'li p'litli'iuiiu xioii iilimist. Call HERMAN WISE, ! The Old Reliable Clothier, Matter and Furnisher. i I : : : : - i j. Columbia Electric and Repair Co Successor to COLUMBIA IRON WORKS i Blacksmiths iBollcrMakers Machinists Foundryiiien IsOKultitf KnulMes lltillt nml l!cpnlrcit. Heavy Forging Under Power Hammer a Specialty Sole . In nil fin lure rn of the I'nsurpavscd ... " Harrison Sectional" Propellor Wheel ... Coiitnirtor.H lor Klectrii: Lilits niul I'tnvtr I'lantM. R. L. Boyle & Co Lending Rcnl GHtfitc Denier of ASTORIA, OREGON Writo for Infuniiatioii nnJ I ia r 1 1 j 1 1 1t.-. .r."l.' 'onuncrt-tal Stiri-l wmm PBTEIUJON BROWN, Boot and BhsM. (No stamps on rubber goods.) HERMAN WIflB, Clotblng and Oenta" Tumiahlng s. ECLIPSE HARDWARB CO. tor, Tin wars, and Plsmblsf. MRS. M. McKBNZIB. 1U1UMI7. ORIfTIN A REED, Book aad Btatlonery. You recognize Ihe above Merchants a the most Enterprising ln their line In Astoria. They always acoord you the best treatment and courtesy a customer can possibly get. They are anxious for your patronage; and by selling to you on a Cash Basis can sell their good cheaper than their competitor. All thee lead. Ing Merchant five Trading Stamp to build up their Cash Trade and do away with the Credit System. One stamp Is given with every 10 cent cash purchase; 10 stamps with a fl purchase; 100 stamps with a $10 purchase, and son on. Do not forget to ask for Trading Stamps with EVERY PURCHASES; and when your book I full It will be cheerfully ex-changed for any of th eelegant hlgfuclaaj articles constantly carried In stock by the Portland Trading Stamp Co 345 Washington St., Portland, Or. A few specimen of th article given n exchange for TRADINO STAMPS ar shown at B. F. ALLEN & CO., 365 Commercial St In Astoria. Set What They Bay. Golf and Stiff-bosom ...SHIRTS... iHiic than I'ln-tf tw ! tl"' may liavo an m lu-ivi' A aii'l lix'k at tlitin. Loggers' Supplies Kept In Stock 1IOMIC OKKICIC Central Bank Building. Itromlway, Ni-w York. C'iiillnl, II.IWO.OOO. I -'OKI-KIN HEAIK)UAKTCK5. AUSTRALIA. KS Gsorg Blrsat, Bydnsy. OERMANT. Ilohnsnstrassa I Hamburg. ENOLAND. 123 Southampton Street, London, CANADA. 230 Yong Btrt, Toronto. McALLEN & MoDONNBLL, Dry Oooda, Bte., (. IL ECKSTROII. Jwlar, TUB BONBONNI1RJB, Confectionary and lo Orwua. WILL MADISON. Cigar ansl Toaarsw, B. F. ALLSN 4 CO.. WaU Patf. Pakata aasl CCa. THE WONDER BAXAR, Fanor Notlaaa, Toy.