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

TI1K DAILY AST0R1AN, TUESDAY MOKMMJ. JIXK 18, 18M
BARGAINS
Like the t olio wing are the secret of our success
GRANITE Y.JLRE,
No. Tea Kettle
I Quart VfTe or Tea Fta J
4 Quart Coffea Pola
14 Quart I'as 'e
No. 8'w Pn T Kettle Jo
I Inch Wa Watea to
Other goods in propottlon.
AH trletly first class aranlta wr. no
Ktoonda cr damaged tooi. boufht before
tha trust advanced th price.
IVa throw out no batta to decelre tho people, but give ru tht best valua for
four money on ALL rood., ALL the tlra.
THE FAIR,
SOC5-508
MOVTe-.T
LADIES'
White ad
Ecnie Chamois
Gloves.,
AT
Albert Dunbar
Dr. Davl, dentl:. Page building.
Drifted Snow flour 8.50 at the Pat
UxrkeC
Beit U-oent meal. Rlslnf Sua restaur
aat. ill Commercial itreet
W. J. Heckaxd" L X. L. creamery
butter 0o per roll at th Parlor.
Those wto have tried th Ice cream
erred at the Parlor r it I th beat
In th city.
Bert California win 30 cent per
lwu Alex Gilbert. ole aent for Atorta.
Tsiepbon Si
Fruit frappea to order at th Parlor;
ame price as Ice cream, except plno
app'.e. which I 10 cents higher.
Cream Pure Bye. America' finest
whiskey. Th only pure good, f-jirw.
teed rich and mellow. John L. Carlson,
sole arent.
Barooler and ideal Wcyae ror sale or
reni. Repair and undrle at lowest
rate. Can at cyclery. SS Bond treL
Columbia Electric and Repair Company.
Lost-Ofl bell bouy, about 5X) fathoms
web In the lines. Mark on Jbuoy LVA.
Finder rewarded by applyiny to Chari-s
Korpela. Elmore cannery.
Kelly' tranifer wagons deliver box
wood to any part of th city on fhort
notice. All order left at Zapf furni
ture store. GO Commercll street, will
receive prompt attention. Telephone
BR
The new Creamery Restaurant, Bond
atreet, near the alley between 11th and
I2th itreet. serves the best ffi-cent meal
ver set out In Atorla. Everything: Is
tew, neat and clean, and absolute satis,
faction Is guaranteed all patron.
Notice Piano.owner can have their
m:rumenu thoroughly cleaned (preven.
tlve of moth used) for $1.00 Other re.
pairing and tuning at moderate charges.
Call at Griffin & Reed or at Spexarth's
tore, 509 Commercial street. T. Fred
ericks n.
When in Astoria step into Fisher Bros,
and sej the new mower constructed on
cew principles to work among the
atump. Tou can raise the cutter bar
perpendicular without thrcsring the ma
chine out of gear or stopping the team.
Has roller tearing and very light draft.
PROP03ALS FOR STEAMBOAT.
SERVICE.
Office C. Q. M.. Vancouver BarrackB,
Wash., June 6, 1SS9. Sealed proposals, in
triplicate, will be reoeived here until 11
a. m. June 20. 1S, and then opened, for
furnishing 6tunboat service between
Astoria, Oregon, Fort Elevens, Oregon,
and Fort Canby, V.'ash., f jr fiscal year
commenclag Juiy 1. information
fjrnlBht-d here. U. S. reserves right to
reject or accept any or all pro
posals or any part thereof. Envelopn
containing proposals should be marked:
"Proposals for sUarnf-r transportation,"
and addressed to undersigned. J. "W.
Jacobs, C. Q- M.
Why is it the footsteps oi the hill col
lector tnd those of your most intimate
frltnd sound so horribly alike.
Tea
If it's
. Good Tea
you want
Try
Great American Impcrtinc Tea Co's
Hare xoo Store
Tliat'
Quality Good
Prices m Reasonable
171 Commercial Btraet, Aatarla.
sf. to
Challenge wood frame wringer .....19
No. b oowvr bottom wash bUiera.,,. US
1J ijusrt sulvimiiisl Iron buckets I
Nutmog grater 01
Mrs. I'om' nickel plated mJ Iron,
per set of thro, with hand! and
iin.l H
Steel carpenter hand saws R
Nickel plated hammer, weight 1 16.. H
All thee and
bargain besides,
whole houas full of
The Place To
Save Money
Commercial Street
Dainty, Tender
Little Foot.
that wants style and com
fort, will look a trim and
neat In one of our exputslte
Oxford tie as It 1 possible.
You get comfort, style and
buty In our russet or don
Kola kid ties. They are the
handsome: and best that we
have yet placed before our
patron.
THE BEE HIVE.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
General! fair weather; warmer except
stationary temperature over western
Washington.
AROUND TOWN.
S:op on your way down town at Zack's,
ITS Commercial, ard get some oysb-rs.
crawfish or a toma.
Circus rates via th? O. R. N. ts II y
As'orla to IVrtland and return. Tickets
on sale June Uth and 13th.
The schooner sc. w F.tMe M. went to
Puset islmd Sunday to nine a family
from that place to Tucker creek.
Reserve.1 stats f. r the Catholic scho:l
entertainment Thursday tvenlng at
Fisher's opera hours' are now on sale at
C.riffln & Reed's. '
Th Ladlt Auxiliary S':,':" ' :ri''
Ccr.cresation.il church will m.-ft a: the
r.s tlence of Mrs. C. J Curtis this after,
noon at S:.1 p. m.
J.hn Ieswig failed to app-ur yesterday
l-.'.re Judee Nelson to ar.wer to the
char? of drunk an! disorderly cor.,
due: and his bad was forf.ltrd.
The German steamship Tai Fu. Car
tain SchuMt. crosse-1 in Sunday unaer
charter to th? Portland Flur Mills C'm
par.v to load flo'.tr for V'.ad'.vostock.
Mr. anJ Mrs. Charles H. Callender. of j
Kr.appton. wer In thf- c!:y Sunday nn l j
Mondav at the home of Mrs, CaiVnd- r's j
parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Holden. j
The s'-h-ioner P.elle, Captain Jon-s. j
w-nt dv.w-n ; New As'ora yet.r.lay
loaded with '.'' fevt of lumber It tne
Borthwick company yard at that piae-
The Vulcan. Ca.v.ain Mitchell, left up
Sunday with a raft of spruce k-ks from
Iwu and Clark riv-r for 'he Wi.iair,
(-a P-::n ft IMpr "orr.pany at r
rn City.
The st-amer Mr.mou!lishlre. loaded
with a mis t-llanrous cargo, principally
fl'iur. coalesl yesterday at the Flftv.-!
bunk-r ami will 1-ave this mornint; f.T
Hong K"njr.
Miss Amy Holnv-s. w-h has
tending the state university a
be'-n a'.
Euene
the past winter, re
ime.l horn- last Sa-.
urdav and will
her parents.
u-r.i th- summer with
c. rr.mencing Monday, Jure !2'h. the
steamer Hisilo will leave t!fe O. R.
A: N. 4ek dally, nc-pt Sunday, a: 7
a. m..as f )rmr!y. instead of 7:3o. as was
a.lvertiswl a few days ago.
Tri Norwegian steamer Aker, Captain
WHttflgreeti. pass.! up the river yes.
terday afternoon fvr Portland, und-r
'harter to :hp North I'aclllc i-umber
Company to load lumber for China.
V. W. P-esI, of the pngineer corrw of
the A. & C. R. railroad, went to West
port yesterday to assist the local en
gineer, C. V RM, in some work the
company is having done at that plate.
Physicians are the friends of the fam.
lly. HARPER Whiskey is the friend ,Of
the physician. A mom valuable assist
ant. and one that can be trusted. Sold
by Foard Ac Stok'-s Co., Astoria, Oregon.
Deputy Sheriff Richard Prael has
rented the new cottage to be erected by
Hen Yo.init on Exchange street, adjoining
:he residence of Chief Stockton, which
is to be ready for occupancy a&out the
middle of July.
Th'- tu. Utlshaw- came down yesterday
from b,!.le, having In tow the barge
Vigilant, lo.jded with 2-Vj cords of wood
for the cannery combine and 150.000 feet
of iutiilji-r which t!i- liorthwlck Mill Co.
,-ent 0 own to th-ir yards In this city.
Excursion to Seaside. Tyee Association
of Portland will give an excursion to
Seaside n-xt Sunday. Those Je!r.ng to
p'irtlcipiite from mis city can obtain
tl'-kets from Hoe!er' Tkinbonni' re and
at Th. (Jlsen's drug rrtore. Round trip
Z cents.
On
account of the elrens. which I
to be '. Portland this wk, the O, R.
A.- N. .. .. has placed In effect a rate of
'1.2i .vroria to Portland and re:urn.
Ticket ?ood going June 12'.h and 13th
and a J for return up to and Including
the lit :.
W. A. Gaines' private stock whiskey,
handled exclusively In Astoria by John
L. Carlson, is one of the mot popular
beverage aold. Its parity and quality
are guaranteed, and It U specially rec
ommended for family use. It la sold In
any quantity at the corner of Twalith
and Bond strts.
T ie first shipment of the 10 carloads of
refrigerating machinery for Schmidt Bro.
fliers' cold storage plant arrived down
yesterday on the Havest Queen. Mr.
Wilson Frederick of Philadelphia is In
the city and will superintend the setting
up of the machinery, which when Install
ed will place Smidt ros.' plant ahead
of anything- of its kind on the coast.
The launch Katie K., formerly the 'an.
ohon. has been thor.iimhly lelltuM and
put In prl,m oonllilon, and ll run on
the lwl and 1'laik ad Youny'a river
route, both or the creamery trade n'M
for general transportation.
The Manumits I lying at Kinney's
hck iiiiiliMK liii a Keneral cKantiiK up.
and It Kill pivhahly N a 'k or loiter
bofor she will no on another cruise,
v'apialn Oivitory having yet rvovlv.d
no orxler ns to th,. future niovemeiux o'
hi vewel.
Th- High SchOxd Alumni met liiM even.
Ins at the rveid.mv of J. Q. A Howlhy
to transact the uvsiiry buslniws ami
pay what few bill had not been settled.
After the busim-v was om of the way,
a very pl.ti-Miit evening was spout in
music and conversation.
l'. V. Stone, formerly aenger and
fr.lirht asi'iit In this city for the White
I'ollar Line, has Iwen apvlntil frvlshl
solicitor for the Astoria tVlumbm
H.ver railroad.. Mr. Stone has a high
s:n.luiir with the business men of As.
tori and along the Columbia river, and
he Is a man of good address ntd a live
rustler. nd will represent the Interests
of his company in an i rtlclenl m.tnn. r.
Thorn will be shipped teday from
Schn.tdt .4 Co.' old stor.ige a splendid
!Svnl salmon which Or. Jay Tult'.e is
sending to his college chum. Hon. K. C.
Perkins, a lej.rlng lawver of IKwton.
ltarrlng any accident Pr. Tuttle's pr. e
ent will re.ch hi friend In as fresh and
perfect condition as when taken from
the Columbia, and It will give the llos.
toniatis a taste of that best ll.-Vt t b
ha.l In the world the roal I'lnno.-k of
tho v'olu nhla river.
Parker Trullir.ger yesterday l iu'i. !i .1 !
a; the Kmippton mills Kvit yard a
large vw. whtch th. y have built t . ;
boat wo.M from the KiUi'i'lon .iiil'.s to j
heir yard in th.s c-.ty. The cow H!
be able ! carry cords of wo.i.1 at a
bud. and will cost when ready for use
about ;''"'. This !s the s-cond b'g scow j
that this tlrm has h i. I built at the j
Knappton pillls this " s;rln and It ts i
I -roof that the business of M-rs l'arker
.v Tr-.illmger :s on tho Increase, a tu-e.
ni" tit that can ul" be made of every 1
oiht r otis
, -s here in Aster:.
The
-hip
t'olum!
Klv. r No
his
ten completely ov-rh.ul'.i l
tiiushed taking on coal att 1 i
:.l
-upplies yestervUiy and tivlay wt'.I !.
towd to hi r ta:io:i off I'oint Adams
by the I'oltimbine. She will le aiu lior. 1
.-even miles out at .-e. and the Utfit
w inch she will carry at hi r m.i-the.i l
will .-h.iv !.' miles out at sea. Her cm.
p'.-mer.t of orticers is as follows; Cap-.
Jo.ph IlarrtmaA; tlrHt im,vr. S. C,
ivterson: chl..f engine, r. Jom-ph S. Wa
s..n; and assistant engineer. Unr- Man
Work is shortly to ie .sminun e,l on
two con.iges that Hen Youni; is to have
built on F.xohange street, tetween Ninth
and Tenth, adjoining the Cor.greuationul
church. They are to N tine tii MTti
iV.'.aiies with stone basements and hard
finlsiu-J. with Itath rooms, gas. e'..-c ru
wiring, wat-r and other convinieti.es.
The stone work will be done by A. I'or.
in. The contract for the carpenter work
has r.ot b-. n b t yet. and will n..t 'tu
c'.ul- th-- material, as Mr. Voumr will
furnish tha
h.m-e'.f. They
a.-h. artd will be
!'-.. li-t of tin,.
will
cost
J!
'.Tl.lt. I
d.-nres
tona.
har'.s H. ''al'. n ler. m inau-r ' the '
K".,i;.; t"n m.'.ls. wa In Ast .ra Sun-lav. :
atd y-:. rl.iv W ent up to M tsten's e.imp '
:i:.-.v.- jtve-sen t. s a!- a .'a't of
that so to In mill. Mr. ra'l. nder r .
p. r's an Id time ru'ri of i.usines at h s I
mi l. In addition to a good local trade j
he ha' urd-rs In for five fnr-lgn order.
to rut this cummer They tare now !
loading th f nir.m iste.1 ..chooner N'.iv. ,
.'ty for Australia. The m-fiooner Seven
S.ters is now due frmi San Fnn.d.s I
to .ad lumiier for that P"rt, and the ,
srhiMner I'lur.eiT w.ll m up some tirtv
n. xt w.-k to load lumb-r for ths same t
port. Aleut Vt m-n are employed In
th.. Knappton mills, and Its payroll Is
one of the Important f.irturs In th
development of Astoria.
The Pu.-h club met in their rooms
last ev ni.ig ami transartd the following
business: A communication from the
por: 'f Tillamook lommisslon In regard
to i preposition to get right of way for
a railroad from S.-a.-ide to that place,
saying th-y would Im- glad to take hold
of the e-ntertiris1 a soon as a d'flnlt
prcposlt! in eo'jhl Iw. adopted, was read
and the secretary Instructed to a'knowl.
dg th- receipt of letter, and tha' the
matter would immediately be presented
to the consideration of Mr. Hammond
upon his return. The committee ap
points! to lay before the county court
the request of the state board of lmm'
gratlon report'! that it had appeared
before the court and the request of 11Z1
for the circulation of Immigration mat
ter had been ordered. City Attorney A'
len. who had been ak-d to report upon
the Idea of Incorporating the club, pre
sented a plan of Incorporation w"hlch was
favored by some, but final action was
deferred until a fuller attendance should
p present. After transacting some rou.
tine business the club adjourned.
Captain C. Olsen. with the tug Astoria,
arrival In (.-ept-rday wrlth a Uvr mt
empty rock barge,, from Cray's harbor,
and will return this morning wliti a tow
of loaded barges. The Astoria Is tem
porarlly on this run to take the place of
the Samson, which Is at port Townsend
undergoing cleaning and repalrlisr. Cap
tain Oisn reprts business .fairly on
the Wm at Cray's harbor. The mills
ire all running full time, and some of
them overtime. The shipyards are busier
1 1 : ;i n for years past. The Aberdeen yard
has Ju.-t turned out two fine steamer,
one 'he Aberdeen, hlng launched last
Thursday, and the other, the San Pedro,
w'll be launched on Friday of this week.
The Afc-rdecn will have a carrying ca
rvlty of MO .000 feet of lumber and the
San Pedro .7j.OOft feet. At the same yard
tin- keel hai le-en laid for a four-ma!ed
i ''tfr that will carry 000,000 feet f
iumlx-r. Cap-a In Dollar, of Sati Fran
'isco. and owner of the steamer firm e
TVclar, has let the contract to the IIo
'1'i.iim yard to build what will be the
largest steam schooner on this coast.
Her carrying capacity will be u ,1)00 f-et
of lumber.
The pupils of the convent school gave
an exhibition of their work Saturday
and Sunday, of which many parents and
friends were Interested spectators. The
results of the year's work were creditable-
in the extreme, the pupils proving
that the instruction they had received
was of a high order, and that they had
profited by It to a rare degree. Bach
grale was represented in the -exhibition,
and had something by which to prove Its
efficiency. The primary grades had
taken considerable Interest in clay mod.
ellng, as a collection of very natural
looking articles attested, While the higher
grades divided their Interest h-twecti
Ira wings, embroidery, esny and musi
cal exercise. TU' essay were neatly
;ind tasto-'iilly arranged, showing skill In
pcnniaushlp a well a a knonledge of
the eiilije.-t. They contained much In
fornuiilon, pis.-nte, In an attiMctlve
manner, nhlch will be valuable III after
life. In the drawings (he pupil showed
ability beyond their years, many of Ihem
ix lnu notable for special merit. The nuu
sl al exercises were very complete, the
pupils being rxcelliut In haimoiiy and
eotnpslllon. In embroidery, the girl"
proved ituit they could hnd;e the needle
as well as the vii. and product of their
skill w.'ie on exhililllou of which many
an adept m the art might well bo proud.
The work In embroidery Is taken after
school hours and by lhoc who show
spiclal Interest Hi It, Sewing, however, '
is taken by all the gills. The school
has been very suc.sesful the p.st year.
there being mole pupils iimilled than at
eny ti ne previous, and the tnwrcsi taken '
by the pupil and the cooperation of the
patvuts making the results sonivtlittn of
which to be proud. ;
liv chamber of commerce in. t m tne
chamber room last night with a fair ,
attendattiv, and l'ri,lon( Van Pusen !
and Secretary K. C, llohb n present. K.
y, Norton wiis elected a member o.' the ,
chamber. A communication from Sidney '
I VII In rev-ard to his bsk on Clatsop
county was referred to the standing com
mittee on statistic- and compilation. wth '
F. J Taylor as ap.-clal committeeman to
work with the standing ouitimit.fi', A j
report on timber and other resource of
Clatsop county wu.s presented for ei.
i'ori no m by C. J i:islio and reijd. but
no action was taken. The secretary win
instructed ro pr.vure i' copies of the
' Hi"viur,-rs of tiiiiton." Issue, b the
iate Nvird of so vulture The pnl
d"l a id secr"t.r of Hie chamber were
aiithorn.sl to ace. pi bids offer-d f 'r n
pai-ert-;. pa'.nliui: and adding Ivok
she'Mni: in tlie chamto-r i""tn A com
mui'.u a: :wi from t'"..' I'mt.-I States n.ivy
'! I-
r.iph.r
ctetarv
i.f saillt
dumb!.!
'Mrs
to
a tell, r rroni
regard to marking the
g ! INS
riM r
pn'
. tiai't.
from the mouth o
on North I'scirt.
fiat the routes I'
l:-tt .1 at a'i ear.y
wa- i' i I and or
i i'i mot Co
p.;0
H'.l.
l--t
nti;
- ii I
r.d p:
ed on tl..
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HSKI:'i: Cllll.l'KCN S 1
"Pti.C'
terta'i
V.- r
ll
t'ie Tresbv.
Congriti.i.
I Chi'dr. n s .lay a. is
' I'te.-liy.eriati chotvri
i The chur. h as ery
i a:.d a lar- .r.i.li'-ti
( to t!ie r er.'.lua
.!.. I V
u:el ay
! a! the
morning
pr-ttily '! c rated,
.t. ii'd a't. iitive y
pli'iitatu. A song
..peni'd the .Xer.
I l-y tlie S.ni'lay ios'l
'e s. s, an-1 was foll-'W
i reading by the sup. rmti
: a- ..ft. r.d by M -s K
j .n pr tjiii as
Smiring
' W'.-i. vllle
i ",V ..iiihful U'. I.s.ini '
d by scripture
..lent and prayer
i Warren T'l
then r.ud.ii'dt
..Sunday School
.Tnorkion ltos
, K.lr.a, Hans.. n
; Class Ker. !
, CiuKlren's
. S.ngiiig
1 !tee::a: ton . .
.ngir.g
It. citation . .
lirttltl.'tl ...
;Sin.-ing
I Vd in -
! It- -itaiion
I'rtniarv -on.'
!a-s Kvr. I-
IP- it.itton . . .
brat.-
S ll.Kl.
rru.l.ile
. , .S. h.ml
.- Adam
True-d i!c
. . . SctU'-'l
- lllldiM
Mati-tl- 1 I
Un
Nar.ti.
.''I. a'g
ti i:
All
.-lot. iry llell-i"
si. it irv Win .!"
. I..e. i-ark.-r
... !.:::.! lew..
Maul It-'. Ii-r
M.-r. If ul and
Five M
lteel at
and '
r'is.
J !l
Mild1
At
tit a lett-r from a ims.-ait..
i was r. ad. :hai;klnu fie
il f -r a l'"X of arttee ii s- ::t
further the woik la India
Pt.l
s -h .
n to
t;-t :.i
V tit-
A I .ili ct. nil w hich
...ililislilng Sim-lay
was 1. 1 tt" t iwirl
schools w here n m.-
r -w
i-l!s
w.is th-n taken, uf:. r which
..-si c.i-.. with sotik'lnK by tin-
th . Xe
school.
AT
TMK P.APTIST l-IU'lti-ll.
vi nltik- hour w is tak-n iii by tne
Th
children
I.-. orat.
The church was very pn-ltiiy
I with fern-, palms and snow.
ImIN. A ITismI audience
nine and the ,.x.-rds-s
was In attend
were in iluirKo
of It. I.. Knapp.
Tin- proKram w;is as follows t 1
Prayer Knapp
Siniciiuf S'lnday Schu ,
Hecfa.ion pearl Norman
('....nation iiml I'liuns Ktta
Welch and members "f the school
-ilnuiiiK School
itecltatlon Jes-le Toiiir
Iteel'atlOIl .MISS .VI 111 II e JIUIia'K
t...'itatioi. Henry ll-llnnd
S-ririror Scn.eil
H.sponslvc Scripture (tending
It-citation Joeephlnc May; '
IraloKije.Kav lielllnger and Ho: Imwson
iI1)jni, School
It.eltation Arthur lb-Hand
Class l-.x-nlse la-ssons rr-.m n i en-
tiy" Infant la-
P.ecltatlon I.ucv Martin
rt-cltatlon Minnie Adams
Itispoii'lve Hsrlptnre It'-ailing
U::.. ..yi of s!"
Slnelntt Scliool
Ail. Ires, on the work or the iiapnsi
Piibll. a'lon S-K li-ty It I. Knapp
Recitation Hasel -.ste
It-citation Ijiwrenre Ilullack
A collection to co to the liaptlst Ihil.
Ikatlon Society was then
taken and a
song by the choir followed.
a-'ter which
the benediction a pronounced
!.. Knaiip.
by It.
THK .'ON-flREiIATIONAI, CHITtCll.
The Congr-gatlonal church was well
flll'd Sunday- evening by nn appreciative
amllcnie to listen to a proirram given bv
the children of the Sunday school. The
...lections on the program were finite sn.
rropriate and the little folks acquitted
hemsclves In a very creditable manner.
The ndta'lon be little Frank Sander"
van especially well delivered, being nn
elocutionary effort byon! whnt I" ir-
peeled of n bov of his years. The church
was very ta.s'lly decorated with fotoons
of Ivv. clusters of fern and bouriiet. of
flowers.
The program was under the direction
of fir. .1, S. P.l-hop. superintendent of 'be
Sundav school, n'.d was ns follows;
ririrnn voluntary .. Ml" Anns r-imr.h-ll
ton if N'o. 1 Pv 'be "lilMr.-n
U'rlnttire Kxer'-lses
TTiVI-'
Ronr No.
e'taMnn,
Peelta'lon.
F '-'''-."'
Tir-v. Fdw-ard I'nrran
"TToa -im,-i"
'"I j" lf- H"V M-lUe M'"1"
Pov frouchlev
"T'le f.'lt'e t uviionarv."
V-iHer ("ro'ieh'. v
'VI, -i I
oV.eri
o T I-' : - -i '
piov,,, r'l,n'le KW
TI i rde- -v and Kar!
.-roeo T-'eeddl'
rr.iti-hlev.
Ooe-r I,- UV 'I'
.p.
Tii.l..,,,s '.e,1
M -
e
KX'Tfls
"T-eo f 'usl'.cn re At'orde' "
tr-r., qmIHi .r In" f"T
nr., t;i 'p r, "r,r.y fnn'e the TounT"
y.re. ,. r"-,-V --I TT.. -.1 "-,, ,., , ,
T'.cUjiilon "Tlo. f "lil'ilrcri-.. 'if ei.o. "
Tle-.el T V-r,
l.lf-. cf f Tov"
rc'itnMon "Tlie Trou
CJ-.n X "1'.av.rtrrr. r.' fT 1 1 11 n e o.
Tr.r.ln'lo" "Vrr.rU. V. TTn'- P .
ce'ved, Fr'-clv Olvc" ...cn"cf'e Sllnson
Pi-dtatlon. "The T.'.rd'-. r-- ""
II' e'.r.e. T,l.
.tdilnis bv the nis'es Pey fuernn,
on Hie missionary work no".. h-l." "i
-On be hr l!ontrreea-bin'il fliiedav
o-hftol T"lnn,
r.-Mw ti.a r o fl I. r q nr "
four slsten. F.lls FV'trom Tfntle
Ti'c-T Fdlth Tsh. A'ltin Ekstrom.
"'"' T,p ns' TTe'en Ttlsbop
risreii tA aid m'iorary Sunday
sohool work.
GREAT SALE!
Of Black and Colored DRESSGOODS.
Wo mvpiing to i'Ioni' t'Vt'iy fioco of tlivssooilg in the hoiis out. VH or
profit nits no tijiiiif with tliis suIp, Ilarti iiim for fvcryhoily.
Itlnck (luotie.
M Inches wide black figured mohair
lilting, worth 3.V ardj alc pries
only, per yard l'1'
.10 Inches wide black figured tuohalr
ultlng, new pattern worth Wo yd,
I alo price only, per yrl
m inelii-a wide black flgui-ed a la mode
fancy dre ultlii(, worth Sic yard;
ulo price, uuly, per yard o
II Inches wide a la Pari fancy Pg.
um, lltlll wortn tl y,. ,al
lrlee only, per yard.
M Inc he wide black Henrietta, worih
Sfc yard, Mid price, per yard 13c
12 incite wide black perola fl m
hair curle.1 .Ilk l!nih. worth II U
per yard; sale price, per yard Wo
Shanahan
S.oii;
No T Mi"i"iiiri S ng bv
,.t I tie hcol
eh 1-
dr . -i
II Ii
loll
I'h.t.li.
w.!l b. .
of Will.''
.lav at I )i0 Meth
1 1 .-,1 iii t .;Tidav
til .li'p. ar later
dl't .M.lte'l
an i 0.1:1'
in: vi. i:s r ti: Tii iNsmi.t
olf w
b-n
n-pa' y
K "hlii'.
.. :.. Wi.-I
bru.u 1'.. . .'i'i
'.n'k V.l.ll'i.in
k and lot
: As:.. I.
ria
k. it
MI'.KKS II'
!!
: h- i -
the ...'!
f y our i.w it
be. 1 1
be mln.lfti
drink.
A d til : rut
. i r 'liy
it un, til.- !-
I w i v" a!l
pure W 'li-l.li -
Ku.uant. '..I by
m. nt. ...f.l. d
! whisky The
M.ltiivr" nr.
f tit.- lughi t grades, and
tile I'tlltl'l S'.l'eS (I'll'!",
n lend S A Ana' i ,v
I',.tl.! d.
an
...') d.tt.l)':
ug-'iits.
Tin: i.id viti-: this i:i:k
The te'tivre tnn r.-clV'd 4 I'.ld
wh ii l--t:siiiiiiion's p. nam went down
fore th,. t'-er.e inlauK'i'. of I'.'l'.e
lice
lnr.iC
J.fTrl. and th. tr f.n have t.. eu
and the.r s.ke'i,i..k '.an .in.-..
tl.nt
bet: r
int. : k
fateful hour. Th' y wpi :i"u
next time and will 1" t on the i
man I'-tu the y -mi ii: lad.. . of the Amnie
Sisters tr.he-:r.i were it I mi fo-dish and
us a otis. i'icii.-e t'l.-y are us stnlit: it a.
e'er and .untlniie to : w;.h i rpti.-u
In iii- isw.et -trails of tn.-.r mu-i '. whl.-h
r
a.l.'i
Is so t-.-.l-.i.-tlv ai to .veil r- v!
Wllt-d pi!lt-l of the !'t-:.d f..'.l..v
the K.lH.lll' Ml! mif I I :'ta-e A !!
Their ;r..-r,im f..r t.' x k .-tnbra e
sotlle Ki-MIS 111 MlUs'i ll i ' Til t" " " i"! S"1!
h.ni.il d.-liKht all In. -i. Ii h lass
in ti I.- The follow -itg l the r'-pi-roire:
PART I
I March. ''r.-,. Af..nit.s"
2. Will-, --Vl-.oti. of ! It
ll-tlrt
ritiful t
Kiihrha. h
.flu Iwlrk I
11.. lns.ui I
yy oinaii
3. S- lection, "Talcis i),,
4 polka "Tu Walt"
S. tiavotte "ll.-nlieli, In-
. Hura'd
M. iH. .. , "Southern
Pastimes
'a' !ln
'Mt.
Half
r" i
Wall. "S.-e Saw"
S -lection. "Holieininn 'itrl"
Polk'i. "Nltitctie"
PAItT II
Man h. "I ,ie I lean ideal".
Overture, "l.u-fJ.lel'- .. ..
Vnlis'-Tres Jole -
Sele.-'ioll, "Mikado"
Sous
Ke'et.lt. I.
W.i'dtuf.-l
, Suiiiviin
Poiki.
M-ludy
luvir t
Walt a.
Final"
Th.- Jolly ''ilnaman "
M.isu
In F Unions', n
. "lai T ninirelle '. . Ktl. rile ru
"Papa Mama" Payer
uuiitm' rsK nkki i:n
COAST.
fN I.. I
I
More lights on the s.eh shore of
, ,,niJ f H.tl1), lir demanded bv the ship
, ....
. I'1' In'erestn. Th- roas, I, ,,,.
;mn-t darigeriius and poorly llKht
of th
.1 an v.
'where, When this roast Is ns w.-ll lighted
, ,h , ,,, ,, )r,.,t,.r-,
'
jStomn'-h (intern ther,. will be no am.
(...r, This n-niedy will guide anyone to
j health. Imii'I Judge It bv what other
. . ,,.., ... ' .... , ..
" '"' ' ,l-l' "' "" ""i "
lt has done. It will prevent and cure In.
Idlgestloti, constipation and biliousness
J," "d strengthen lH,r-
i livers nnu Kuiueys. snu ror wi-ng, ner.
, Vi,us people with lniiov' rlsheil blood, It
, ar),,lt).y prk.ee,s. C.lve It an honest
' ' ......
rU. and d'n t be p-rsnaded Into tak-
Ing "something Just as good." There H
Homing just ns goon.
pnopo.-ui -a WANTF.n.
Sealed proposals will b received at the
office of tho undersigned, at 5 p. m.,
dune 15, lMrt, for the construction of four
collar's for Mr. William II. Parker.
Astoria, Oregon. The right to reject any
and all bids Is reserved.
Juno 11, WA.
M. DE UN. Archltsct,
noom 117 Shanahan Dldg.
The woman who Is pretty In warm wea.
ther Is almost certain to be a tearing
beauty In the winter.
TRY AM.EN'U FOOT-EABE,
A powder to be shaken Into the, shoes.
At ihls season your fe'-t feel swollen, ner
vous and hot, and get tired ally. ll
you have smarting feet or tight shoes,
try Allen'g Foot. Ease. It cools the feet
and makes walking easy. Cures pwollon
and sweating feet, blisters and callous
spots. Relieves corns and bunion of all
pain and gives rest and comfort. Try It
today. Hold by all druggists and shoe
stores for 25c. Trial package free. Ad.
I dress Allen S. Olmsted, im Roy, N. T.
WOULD NOT BUKKKR BO AGAIN FOR
FIVTY TIMES ITS PRICE.
I awoke last night with severe pains In
my stomach. I never felt so badly In all
my life. When I came down to work this
morning I was so weak I could hardly
stand. I went to Miller & McCurdy'a
drug storo and they recommended Cham,
berlaln's Coll", Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. It worked like magic and one
dose fixed me all rlht. It certainly Is
the fluent thing I ever used for stomach
trouble. I shall not be without It In my
home hereafter, for I should not care
to endure th sufferings of last night
again for fifty times its price. O. H. W
son, Liveryman, Burgettstown, Washing,
ton Co., Pa. This remedy U for sale by
Charles Rogers.
Coloreil (loocls.
Ul Incite wide fancy lulx.d tlrcsa UH.
Ing, worth aio yard, al tlce, per
yard Do
Itiohe wide fancy mixed world
suiting, worth Uo yant, sale price
only, per yard , 10
:a Inchr wide all wool fancy iivlb
ble plaid check, mohair curl, worth
hki per yard. al pr!c only, per
yard Uc
M Indie wide llenrlrlta. evening
hadea, worth Sf'i' and Mo cr yjrd;
al lu-lc only, per yard 10
M Inches wld fancy che.ked suiting,
ad nice dark patterns, worth Wo
yard; sale price only, per yard tie
New Id paper pattern reduced to tc
patiern.
lull line of M (.1 K.I I SINK I S.
I vo MIhiil; m. iiii.i nobby in AM I KN M ( KU TAN.
BUFFUM &
llMtUTH mid
! l Thin! Stifct, Cuiiht Stuik,
I ASTORIA MEAT COMPANY
5 Trlcfltun Mo U
1 Handles Only the Choicest Meats
4i Csanerclsl SI.. Mil Pilar ltitaais.l.
W. F. SCHEIBE,
'
PlMl.
aa4 -Mnokiri' AitltUt.
4T. Comniorilal Ml.
Stop ai-id Think!
Arc You Cettlnif
The Hent Menlei,
The L3est Li(iuoro,
Or The Beat
That can be had In the city? If oot,
It la Dccauaa you hava not Ulted
For tho who raqulr a awaulaa fssd.
May ftt ther wtU oowomf ail thai UtT 4.
Thousanda who know It fcav frwslr walWaa
That of all th grMi atsrsra "itttt la ih PEST.
Look for the sign of ,4JEFF'" ami lake no other, tablltliotl twenty year.
scd t-ent stamp to par paaC
FISHER BROS.
Builders' Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Ship Chandlery, Etc.
Can Bar Tou Voaar om XatlnatM at lutartal af Brarr Daaortvtto.
R. L. Boyle & Co
Lending Real Bstatc Dealer of
ASTORIA, OREGON
Write for Information and Puinphltn.
"Russell" Automatic Engine
Write for (JrttiiloiieH of
A. II. AVEKILL,
Manager.
rinjxnuiuvnijutriiuv tnrunrip
iirrri am .5
The UVit-JCrCIL, Hotel 5
THOS. GI'INEAN, Proprietor
Seventh and
Washington Sim.
nJvuuvLruininvuirLar
W ilsa fancy weave plaids, all lUo
bright color, worth Mo yard; !
pi be only, p.r yard Ito
It piece wool lienrletta, color red,
navy blu, worth no yard: sal
prlCs. only, per yard II
All wool allk fliiUli llonrlntla, color
red, brown. gnrn and blue, worth
Tlo yard, le prlc only, par yrd..o
M lm be wld ladle cloth, all aliadei
won It 4So and Wo pr yard; sal prlo
oatj'. por )aad
Jtl tlece collon warp drea ulllng,
fancy ml"it, peclal alo prloo, only
I por cd le
Rverybody almuM lake advantu of
(hi great tiionry aavlng a1. W must
ei wery piece of drs good la th
Ihtvm lining at al prlc.
Bros.
Latest Block,
KNOX
Summer Styles.
PENDLETON
lriirnlHlicrH.
h)UTl.ANH, oKKliON.
KlNntafnt; lurr of
Hie Aprsyi Mellnl.l
"It Belle Astoria" Clfir
Scheltc's Open Stir
Schelbt'sSceclil
Ami I lir Mrnixli
Hods
Jeff's Restaurant.
uli TI4 TaMa for tM.
General Supply
House for
Family Groceries.
535 Commercial Street
Engine Hoilern, Raw Mills.
HUSSELL & CO.,
Portland, Oregon.
Portland, Or.
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