Uh PAlLY ASt'OUiAN, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNK 4, 1R9
BARGAINS
Like the iollowing are the secret of our success
GRANITE VTJlKB.
N IT Kettles ".
I Quart Coffe or Tea Pois
I Quart Ooffes Pot
M Quart Ilb Pan 11
No. Stw rn or Kettles ra
I Inch PI. Plate.
Other good. In proportion.
AH strictly first la. granite rv o
second, or damaged rood, bought bIrs
tt. truirt advanced ths prices.
We throw out no belt, to deoet th
your money oa ALL goods ALL tto
TTTl? C A Til The Place To
X FIJQ JTiTLll Save Money
S06-508 Cotntncrclol Street.
The BEE HIVE
5,000 yards National Bunting. Rib
boas and Flags for toe 4th of JaW
tidies Sailors, Shirt Waists and
Pique Xeckwcar.
Yvhite Pique lGt, 12 l-2c, 15c and 20t
the ry thing for shirt waists.
Ladles two-piece Crash Suits la Blae
and Brewa.theury thing for warm
weather,
LADIES'
White acid
Ecnie Chamois
Gloves
AT
Albert Dunbar
Drifted Snow flour M at the Pat
Market.
Beet tSxent meal. Rising Bun rator
aat. CLl Commercial .treet.
W. J. Hecfcard". L X L. creamery
butter 40o per roU at the Parlor.
TKnaa who bav tried tt lea i
erred at tin. Parlor aajr K la the beat
to the dty.
Beat California wine cent per !
Ion. Alex Gilbert, aol agent for Astoria.
Teiephoos B.
Fruit frappee to order at tie Parlor;
name price aa lee cream, except pine
apple, which U 10 cent higher.
Cream Pure Rye. America'. finest
wtsskey. The only pure foods, ruaxan
tead rich and mellow. John L. Carlaon,
sole agent.
Kelly, tranafer wagon, deliver box
wood to any part of the city on abort
notice. AH orders left at Zapf. furni
ture .tore, CO Commercial itreet, will
receive prompt attention. Telephone
tut
Phy.ician. are the friends or tie fam.
By. HARPER Whiskey la the friend, of
the physician. A most valuable ais
an:, and one that can be trusted. Sold
by Foard & Stoke. Co.. Astoria. Oregon.
The new Creamery Restaurant. Bond
atreet. near the alley between 11th and
Uib .treet, aervea th beat S-cent meal
aver Bet out In Astoria. Everything U
new. neat and clean, and absolute satis
faction la guaranteed all patron.
"Wlen In Astoia step Into Fisher Bros,
and se the new mower constructed on
new principles to work among; me
tumps. Tou can raise the cutter bar
perpendicular wlthou: throwing- the ma
chine out of gear or stopping the team.
Eas roller bearing, and very light draft.
TV. A. Gaines' private slock whiskey,
handled exclusively In Astoria by John
L. Carlson. 1. one of the most popular
beverage, .old. lis purity and quality
art guaranteed, and It ta especially rec
ommended for family use. It la sold in
any quantity at the corner of Twelfth
and Bond street.
WOULD MOT SUFFER SO AGAIN FOR
FIFTY TIMES ITS PRICE.
I awoke last n-ghi 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 k McCurdy'a
drug atore and they recommended Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea.
Remedy. It worked like magic and one
dose fixed in all right. It certainly is
the finest thing I ever used for stomach
trouble. I shall not be without it In my
home hereafter, for I griouia not care
to endure the sufferings of last n:ght
again for fifty times its price. G. H. WW
son, Liveryman, Burgtttstown, Washing,
ton Co., Pa. . This remedy is ror sale by
Charles Refers.
A French naturalist asserts that if the
world should became birdktts man would
not Inhabit it After nine years' time, in
spite of all the sprays and poison, that
could be manufactured for the d est rue
tion of insects. The bugs and slugs would
.Imply eat up our orchards and crops.
Extracts
If it's
Good Extracts
you want
Try
GratAwailffiportiTeaCo's
Have 100 Stores
That' Why
1 Quality m Good
Prices so Reasonable
171 Comas eroUl ftrwi, Artart.
Challenge wood frame wringer H J
.v k MtMvr bottom wash bober.,., fit
1. tailAet pYnlBiWt Irwii bucket. IS
Cutm craters M
Mr. potts' nickel plated Mil Iron,
per set of three, with handle and
stsiwl 94
StMl Mnwilfti hand saws f
'irkl nlated hammer. wvilht 1 lb.. 14
All these and whole house fu',1 of
bargain beeld.
people, but give r" ts best valu. for
tlms.
All kinds of Dress Shirts from W
cents ap.
White Kid Gloes $1 per pair.
Shoes of all Kinds
Ladies Tan Lace Vesting Top, l.6o,
f 1.75. $2.45.
Ladies Tan Lace. $1.50. f I.S5. $2.00
and $2.20.
TODAT'3 WEATHER.
Fair weather and wa.-T.er today. xe I't
stationary ,empra;ure aiot'.g coast.
AROUND TOWN.
Zack can co. k oysters to perfection. See
him about It. 4TS Commercial.
An hour with The Llliputlans" ut the
M E. church Thursday e-n.r.R June 2.
For Sale Gasoline launch. For par.
ticular. address B, care Astorlsn offlce.
Mr. F. Warron. proprie.or o Warren',
cannery, at Cathlamet. was m tne city
yesterday.
The steanwr Fulton. frm San France
co. C-?os bay and other ooat Int. ar
ri"ed in yesterday.
Are you thirsty? If so try l!e celebrat
ed Bar.n old Irish whisky. 15 yrs oUl
Lee Hrrins; kps it.
German Lutheran service will be held
next Sunday in th Congregational
iurc! at 2:3) p. m. by Rev. C. Buohler.
Delruble unfurnisihed rooms, cfntrally
located, suitable for ofrl or llvinx
room, may be had by applying at the
As.onan office.-
Strawberries are t tbeir pr.me this
week. We are receiving large quantities
daily. Price, now very reasonable. Ross
H'gina ft Co.
The steamer W. H. Harrison arnvl
In lan .evening from Tillamook. Cnam
f rv products t r .hi dty and Portland
furmd the prlnilral part of the carca.
In the county clerk's office yestrd.iy
J. Norman, a citizen vt the republic of
Frame. declarl hi Intention. of Ijwom.
ing a cltiz-n of the t'nitfd Stated.
Do n-: forg't that a flrt.-Ui concert,
by some of the b-st lo- al talent In the
city, will be giv-n at the M. E. chur
Thursday -venlr.?. at th conclusion of
the Liliputian wedding.
At the P-arcit church Sunday the pas
tor will sprak In -iie morning about the
past. prent and future of th" Baptists
In Oreron. and in the evening about wat
he saw and heard in San Fran isco.
Plan are being mad by Archiu-ct De
Lin for the !mprov-ny?nt of the Fulton
Di.ient buUdlnir. com-r Twelfth and
Commercial. A n-w frcnt and rciof and
an addition I'xTj fe-t will le built.
Batrair.K In nw and S'ord hand
wheels, from C up. New anl r.r'"'.laM
wheels k-pt for rent. S'Ae sg-r.ts fir
tre famvus P.ambler. R patrs ar.d s :-.
dries at lowest ra-.M. Columbia E
tr!?al & P.pa:r Co., 5- H-ii.
Tclay a n'-w w ore. knoT) as te A.
tor:a Cash Store, selling groceries and
general merchandise. commences business
on the corner jf Tenth and Duan. It Is
operated by Eastern parties who promise
fresh goods and fair treatment to all.
During this fine weather Is the time to
secure a good supply of woid to .w-avn
for winter use. The Astoria Wood Yard
Company Is no ready to furnish any
quantity of extra fine yellow fir slabwood
from the Knappton mills. Serd ;n y;-ur
onlers.
James Hansen commenced work today
putting a gravel and asphalt roof on
Booth's cannurj. This in the eljMh
roof that Mr. Hansen has coated with
this material the past month, which
how that building operations are live
ly In Av.oria.
Rev. T. C. Mufffrtt. pator of West
minister Presbyterian church. Prrtland,
arrived in the city yesterday for a short
outing and will not return until Monday
While here, Rev. Moffett will conduct
the morning and evening servlcts at the
Presbyterian church in this city In Sun
day. Sunday Mrvicea at Grace church tc
morrow will be cemducted ag usual by
Rev. W. S. Short. Preaching services
in the morning at 11, and In the evening
at 7:30. Sunday school at 12:30 a. m.
Services will also be held at Holy Inno
cents Chapel in Uppertown at 3:30 p. m.
by Rev. Short.
The services next Sunday in the Con
gregational church will be. conducted as
follows: Morning at 11, sermon on
"Hope," followed by the regular com
munion service. Evening at , theme,
"The Preeminence of Christ." Ail are
welcome to these services. Ewd. Curran,
pastor.
Rev. Mr. Curran, pastor of the Con
gregational churdh, will leave next Mon
day, accompanied by his wife, for their
annual vacation, which will bo spent at
the former liome of the latter In the
eastern part of this state. Mrs. Curran
expect, to be absent about three month.,
but he will return in about four weeks
The usual service, will be coducted in the
church verv Sunday bv other miniit
during the pastor', absence.
W, K. Miller, of Portland, ha aiveptod
a posltlivn wttn the II. F. Prael Trail.
lMriRlkn CVmipany latnmire chk-
man. II. i gxx-s u i e A. A V. train
eW nmmliiw ant back owning to
ilw-k bAKrite and miwiln buslnes fir
hln oMiiiwny. Mr. Miller la a member
if UaKory A, of the vvvkmttvr artillery,
lUrtcry' A havlivg biiv ra!.M lit Port
land. The Jury Trial at Fther' Wwlncsdtiy
ewnliig. June . bids fair f. lrvve a
grst aiSM-tlm. If you wlh to we an
up-tolale !w put on the slajte in
true lcl ntyle. don't fall to lx preont,
ft will b bh amusing and litriitlv
The proce ss rr U rhe benont of the
Public Ubnrv. an Institution which Is
deserving of the uikm-1 of every vh1
cltls.n of be eHy.
Tho bvrl of directors of lh Lewi
an.1 t'tarke road opened the bid for
pinking the road yeterUy. and as a
result Frank 3. ivw has the conduct for
laying the plank, ami W. J. Initatls for
dnllverlng e Itunber. their bKIs twin
the kw.w. Ttie bid were as Mlows:
Keith Wilson. t5V: J. F. S-ile,
Frank S. Dow. laying lumber only. 11?;
W. J. Ingtvlls, delivering lumNr, IS) .
Ttve date f lh 'lr h Xvfn
Axed frvwn September 16th to CM In
elusive. Tlie state board of agriculture
heUI a meeting on Wedneaduy ot thi
werk and selected the olllcers f-T the
fair and tfie.hrads of the varum do
Pnent. The board of agrvulture
gives out the announcement that the
state fair J to be flmi-.laM in every re
spect and that It will bo an Improvement
over t!ue he'.d In rwent years.
Th,. Por.Utnd rxtoltln manAg.ment I
upplyii'.g the buine men of tht c'ty
with enveloivs upon which Is prtntl an
attractive advertisement for the expol-
Hon. in addltln to the curd o.' the per-
n using rhem. It U a very ,ff.. tKe !
w.v o.' advening, ami -uch a scheme !
oM,ld be emplocM to oo.l advantage by j
1 i... h .. v
the ixatta a..Ki:ticn in or nstiiif A-
, . ., . !
tori gr-at wi'r carnival to the n -
, . . , ,K, ,w,..
rice ei .iff i-vi'i.' v.-..-.. i
Judge Xehwn Is an exivrt ches play-r
and Jame Hansen Is somethlrg of a
che-s plaver himself. Thereby hanis a'
tale Ttcr.l.,y tb.e tw . rdoul.uV.e j
players o the royal game flnlsluM the
l'l.t icarno of a tl-s whK-h have been
on the do-.-ket for some i nn, Th: resul;
i that Mr. Hansen Is icir ganns a.ici.l
and is con-Mcred the ishumplon of As
toria. It la but Just to y of rhe Judge,
however, that although defeated he is
not dismayed, and Is still in the r.tg. j
The dredger owr.e.1 by I. N. and J G.
Hay has been operating the piist week j
deepening the channel at the O. K. X. :
iUxk. Yestenlay one of the long spars j
attat-hed to rti- shwl br.'k'. n.vessltat- j
In a op of a few boun. This drlger j
dies up the mud at rhe rate of nearly
three yrds per shovelful, which I j
dumied on muil scows holding alwut 8)
yards, which, when full, are taken out j
ro the middle sands ami emptied, the i
Sadie B doing the towing. It Is expect-
eu ma rne areoger wui spena a.-.umer
wfk at this work.
The National Editorial Association Is
to make the r first st-) In Oregon at
Itakcr City. They are due there on July
3. and will make a stop of three hours
for br-o.-kfa.st and to see the town. The
citizens o.' that live young city are pre.
! paring to give the visiting editors a true
I western melcome. a Ieaiin feature of
j which Is tl b- a breakfast of home--ooked
victuals fu.-nishtl by the ladles. Ast rla
will fully j-usaln her splendid rvpu:a:ion
as an entertainer when it om-a her turn
to re.-eive the newspaper men.
1 -
The river at Portland vesierday r-irls-
tered 24 2 feet, a r!.v of thne feet, ut
Tb-e Dalles 4J 2 f- t. staKonary. Tne ui
p-r river -h -wn a fall. The report say
all r.vent will reach hlgiw!t point on
Saturday and there Sk no further danger
cf a flood. The lower deck of the steel
bridge at Pjrtland Is now but a few feet I m preference to all her to S.sashle ure:
above water, and the draw has to bej'Flnst. It Is the most d:re.-t rmite
I,n.,,.,!nrnvhln h.ro-..r than - r.1 u!nt 1 and It Is nractlOttlly a b Ve rulltv, and
I All the bridg-s except the Burnsl" ore (can be made without any noticeable
jnow near the water, ami gwollro grade. Third. There Is abutida.i.-e -.f bo: h
lauru-hes call for a draw when they wish gravel and basalt rx-k nlong the p.ute lo
Vj go by. t Ikad. also hard sand rock, which Is a
I s rt of cross between sandstone anil Isi-
.Nns P-:eron, brother.ir.-law of the I salt. ThH very best kind A n k for road
Af.derson b-jys who were, drownei by ' f sjiidutlon- Anl. fourth. It will lw all
foiling off rhe old G -ws trctl arou.nl ! the way. excejn fnm the old gentl-mun
Smith's point three or four week ugo, Su. k"tt' house, to .lie rmd by the llyrl
I was walking on this tr-stle We-lnes-Uy mill, through fine farming land that Is
I when h- fell off In nearly ih same s;wt j sure to have many settlers on It to Im
jwher; the Anderson boy were drowned, I prov.. it from y-ar lo yar If Astoria
i arid had It not been for an old skiff near wants a good rud lo the seashle that will
i at hand Mr. Peterson would surety have
filled .t watery grave. This trestle s-cm-to
1 a dang-rous pla for Mr. Peter
son a:.d his relatives, and deserves to 1
avoided by ttv-m.
The Manianlta arrlvel down from lort
land yesterday with Captain Rigliter snd
Lieutenant Commander Fields on board,
and as their guestsi were (Congressmen
George W. Stewle. of Indiana, and John
Dalzell. of Henn-uivanlia, aooom xurbsi
I by their families and Portland friends.
the entire party returning to Portland
on the night train. The congressmen and
their famiHe are members of a party
who are making a pleasure tour of the
coawt, they Intending to visit AJaaka as
on as members of their party return
fr'm California.
The warship Badger will emrbark the
Oregon division of rh naval reserve on
August 21 here and at Portland and will
take a practice cruise of eight days, dur
ing which time the bys will be. given
thorough drill In targ'-t practice ami th;
routine duties of men-of war's-meri. The
Oregon naval battalion will be glad to
ses; some ac-tive service. They are an
organization of which Che mate may well
b e proud, and having drilled ashore no
falihfuliy, will no doubt glv the Badger
an enthusiastic reception when she ar.
riven on August ZL
Captain R. J. Christie yenterday found
to his dismay that some person who
th'jugi-it more of a piece it canvas than
they did of the ton commandments, had
stolen the sail to his nmail boat. Though
all was lost save b i.or. Captain Christie
secured a piece of -i.ialk and some can
vas and shortly al erward wis aeen cut
ting out a now .ill on the Telephone
dock. The resul; of the operation was
quite a nice sail, fully as good as the one
he lost and Captain Christie nwoars by
all the gods at once tfiat If ttila sail
.noiilr disappear alo there will be
wrk for the coro.ier.
Held P,a k, jr., of Portland, was In As
toria yesterday, returning on the night
train to Portland. Mr. Back ha many
friends here and 'rut. dlntlngultmed him
self as being uiiBually progressive for
a member of an unprogreaslve race. He
has organized a company of Chinese boy.
which drill onoe a week, wear United
States uniform, and carry real guns.
There are about 39 in the company of
very well drilled aoldlem who. In time
of need are patrotlo enough to enlist in
the cause of 'tielr adopted country. Seld
lUok, wh la explain of Ihl onpny,
la al quite a Klngvr and hi voice I
often aiVmired by Ills hearer.
A TIUM'TK W IIHAVKUV.
Oomniltteea Will Strew lr on the
lller Ctf Knslgn Mo.nrlmn, H Hero
WhotVive III l.f I" in l"lei
of Another at Apia. Samoa.
Thl m.rnhig Mh ninamer t'llmnbU,
flm Srttt Fvttnolsoo, Is exectel In wlih
(he remain of Knlgn John Mono,
nn. whrt was kllstl noar A1. S-umm.
.Itiflmt the attack of the Maiaafa rt'M
m Vhe nblncl K,ntU"h and A meruit
l.v Tlie Uy Is en route to HiH.kune,
where hi parent live and wlietv the
rMln of th,. brave ennlgn wl
Inn1.l. The -uity eotin. t'tL-lilng H-
lhf trt No. 1 Nsval Hewrve tlie
city gorttnent will wnd rcprwonlu
ltv. to the dock to lir the noble dd.
Tte following i-onumtlw will be In at
tendance: tVutv.y ciwirt. Judge J. II. P.
Gray. 11 J. Whcrlly d Th mh. Uiw
vllle. W. K . C Mr. tlrvcn, Mr
Hello Cleveland anvl Mr. Pauline '.log-
U-r. NjvuI Meerve. W. A. Shomiail. W.
F. Vll.-n ami tl Zivlr illy of A
tora. tVimu Hrlx. K. I. Parker and A.
Sihorn.vk.ui.
Flower will l. tak'-n lo the dvnk and
the rtmt of Ashu-Uin wiiuwn lo die
ntenwry vt Knlitn Monotfian. A iM'aul:
ful wmiih which Kw tcn r.-revl will
be one of Iho iiwll rVrul offerlint..
Tt father of tlie decvwsvd will aoiiiw,
ln- We corpse on the wm r. winch
U x;wtd to arrive alwut 5 o'oUwk thl :
mtuniiuc. it would lo tlitiim tribute
to the d.Vel to have tlie tlags aroutwl
town flying at half limt during the ttm
UiJ Columbl I in the iwrlw. j
The :tr of the entU'tiB doaih Is one
v.f romarkable heroism. Tlie Auierlcin ,
and Knglh forces were ambutlicd ly the
' - - -
-f , "l
' bcr.-tr.at an., hnally ,
hr tvu" ,:x, "
f--tli-r and ord.-rl bs men t. k vp ii'
t o retru: and bve him Hi.Un Men.
cha:i won d not do Hi. and stayed with.
. k ... I ... s.ll K.-.l I I. II.
tl'.. Ileal
il.nnt. dof-uding lilm till the Vai,
wh. n b th were h t uiul N!nMled by the
ivirlsirwus tvlHis I
" """ "
' '''"V of the UU war. It would,
N harxl to ilnd a nor gallant .. tUm
th'in Ui.it rird.-d otxiv" and the rvil
lnr;m and sei.'..icr:rt.v of Hi.- criejti
Bill lottg 1h- tl !!! IllNTitl ! .'Ur (''ic.
A ROAD TO SEASIPK.
Pracilral Noire. U't.h L.lu G a!
On ll" ! by Mr !""ff r''
l-t,.TSi.l June -Kdiier of A-Mrlan:
n y.mr i(vr a few duy aw that
A .j fn,m n ,,.wis and v'larke UrWtg..
Wll, tl) j,,. opened toi'.atsop I'U.n-. n.irth
of (w ,ne already there. wh ch a live
p..r .t.,Jt Krade was t ! had. To how
ht ;he onmg of Hie way to twn is
nKl.iy u do. I'll Just drop a few line
m1 JUl ,lIloth, r route to the .-sl.le. After
imj the bridge of Uwl acd Clarke.
, (..uirut rv.und he hill, where It Joins
the tide laml. and cr-sslng .he ravlms
at their mouihs. Insiead of higher up.
a road practically lev-l can be maitc to
the warehouse Uiow Mrs. Harder's.
Fn.m th- re to l-Man 1. rs the r ud l o!-n
a!ut as It will have to be. only r piir.
j ,n)f a llrtIp change near l. J Ink-all's
j nous mtK i the Anderson funn. From
L., in,,,r, t, w,n foll.iw along the f t
of ,ho h(1 n,xl ,he )Ktpm land 'o near
,ou,n ,1,) 0f the t'harles Sa k-K
h,,mestid till It reaches a ravine tha.
jt4 h,itl ftt tli,. ,,ld Sa. kett noli ivt
',lar, Sa. kerfs h iis. thetn-e along
! the rav.ne to fts h-ad by the mill, thence
amg the present ounty road to the
h"Uss- of th" old gentleman Sackett i.nd
rhe other old mill, thence, PMVlng the
nail. Mluwlng down a ravine o a en-
notion with the county rd n-ar where
Frank Ilyrd's mill was lialed. tHeiwe
by county road as now laid out to the
Seasid. .
Ths? arguments In favor "f this route
be it pbflsailt drive and llrsti la-w In
every resss. this Is certainly the pute
sh Hiiould pay her iartlcu!.ir regards to.
Some think th" t-ku should go on the
eairt side of I-wls ami Clarke. Instead
of cTosalng the bridge ut llm-kard's. but
thin would make necessary another
brlilg.. n-ar the warehouse by Murder's,
but a bridge Aliere woo., he an everinw.
Ing tremble, by p-aeon of freshets and
drift, and although a rond on the west
side might be a little more dlllbult to
make, when d'ne It would ceas.. to I
exrxnslve.
D. F. STArVORM.
SCICIDE AT CATHL.AMET.
Insane Chinaman Hhullbs riff This Mor
tal Coil.
Some time Wednesday night I,un Y'ot,
a Chinaman employed at Warren", can
nery at Cathlanv-t, committed suicide by
harming. Karly Thurs'lay morning the
Chinese employ of the cannery found
rh,. tirxly hanging frm a tree, a rthrt
distance from the bunk house, ,ut when
found life was extinct.
ft was at flrist thought tha' munU-r
had been committed, but later develop
ment showed beyond question that it
wart aulclde. ns be wan well liked by all
the employees at the cann'ry and no
poselble m'tlve for murder could be
fourul, bealdm every Indication showing
that he cumo to tils death by his own
hand. The wrorier'n Jury had not made
thsir findings known when last heard
from yesterday, but their verdict will no
doubt be suicide. The body was taken
to Portland yesterday, wtiere the t,nlne
of that cliy will attend to the burial.
Additional K"'f "to support the suicide
rlKfcry la furnished by the fact that Lun
Yet had bm dLs;hargl aa cur'-d from
the tate Insane asylum atout two
months ago. Very likely his Insanity
resumed and prompted him to end his
life.
SHAKK INTO YOl.'H BHOKH
Allen'. Foot-Ea?, a powder. It cures
IMilnful, smarting, nervoun feet and In
growing nails, and Instantly takes the
sting out of corns and bunions. It", tne
greatet comfort discovery of the age.
A lion's Foot-Ease make, tight or new
hoe feel easy- It la a certain cure for
sweating, callous and not, tired, aching
feet Try it today. Sold by all druggist,
and shoe. Korea, By mall for ISo In
.tamps. Trial package free. Add res,
Allen 8. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. T.
SPECIAIiS FOR THE
HlsftT '--VlY'.A II
Shanahan
A TRIAL BY MY"
I'm-the H.-iK-flt tf the A-tii la I'Mh
lic I ibnii ) Will He HcKI ut I i-h-cr's
()peru I louse, U'cJncsJtiy
I vci.liu. Jmic 'JS.('msc
Will lie t olUvl tit
SYNol'SIi
The .b f. ndant U se. u-el. by prosecut
ing wtim-.s. of having sti-en her goat, a
iiiii-l and aff.s-uwuile animal. Jury will
be iliawn and etnp uoiled . w lliosts for
pr.siiilKiii and defence will bo exam
ined, cas,, entail. t-tl to Jury, verdict tell
... i iii a.ii.1 !! lice llliHr.. oil the stage.
Many xtrvme y aniusiiuf and laughable
111. Idetits will 1- brought out (hr iigll the
exaliiliKitloii of wlinecses. and )"ii wil
nil- tlie ftinnlent event "f the soa If
you do not att' nd.
CAST.
Judge .. .
Clerk tif court
Sheriff
lintlirT
Hon Iraiik J Taylor
Mr ll.irrv J Wherny
Mr Tb.-iiws l.uiville
... Mr H rt v..r ry
... , Mr. C H ltuiiy"'ii
HteinnrruplnT
l'ros- irtlng Arnwnev Mr. Frank Siotlle
A.S.--IH e CimiiwI or rroeecuilun ...
Mr. HarriMin Alien
IV vseciitliig Wltnir-s
Widow oiiruilv Terrv M. Kenn
Wrtiu itm-s f"r 'roe" Uthn, '.Me..f ..
I'at Uiwlrr
ibiirvo Iiesev Washington ... VA 'air
li ra.-.. Vlrgd Cteero . . N'elli. J .bn.oii
Attcrney for mf-ri,-.. .lion. Johsii Young
A.'Wxiife I'oiuis.i for I s-fence
II. .n J II. SmlMi
Iiefernlatit .... .. Mr John N. Grirfln
Witness, s f.rt le-f.fj.v,
lllrnm V-lv a gra-s A S V
Hi l.ong I'niil Triiiinger
K.in Sr-g Paul lbi.p.ii. t
Hans H. itvn Fred John-ini
The Jury will 1 drawn from lb- 'n'
I wing' well known citizen:
lion. J'hn l"o Mr Samuel Klmore,
Mr. If i' Thump-on. Mr S H Gordon.
Mr. Wlllam Itarker Mr II G. Smith.
Hon. llerijiinlti Young. Mr M J Kmney.
Mr I. A Trulling'T. Mr C S Wright.
Mr G. (i. Moen Mr W 1 floss. In. Mr.
It. Van Down. Mr I". W. Tallant, Mr.
Klri It.g.rs. lion. Isaae Il"tgtnan. Mr
W. T rtiirter, Mr I'. A Stokes. Mr. T
W. teoiiioherry, Mr. Georg-- II G"orge,
Hon. W. Ful'oii. Mr C. It. Thoni-on.
Mr. F. A KIMier, Mr i; W Sanborn. Mr
J. ll HlKVlns. !r A. I,. Full n. Mr. II.
F. I'rael. Mr. J. V. Marlon. J. ii-Ttan
thorn.
A MI'.ltllY Sih'IAI. KVKNT
Ye-phiy evening Mls ",aru Young
eriteri.uii'sl a arty of tor young friend
at (he home .,f !r fuih.-r. Hon. lien
, Young, In CpiM-rtown. It was one .,f t.t'
in'. delighifnl affairs of the s,ikoii und
Mis Yi.ung prove.l herself to be a net
tiiiniilj g lett-?K Tlw ery i-iri of the
evening was s-nt on (fie eiarlMis lawn
, enjoying tin- beautiful HUU..-I o rial pl.iy.ng
gaues Tlie guenfs then adjourned to
,tlw ho.isc, wltli-Ji had Ih-iii tiiHilly d.s-"r-a'sl
fur the 0.1-a.sloti, and cnpiy.il tnem
selvim with ilaming until a late hour,
the music being furnish'il by froniin's
, urchvutra. The plenstir s if the evening
,iomiu, sl wlih an l,gant lunch s rvesl
on the VT.iiidii.
) Thm. r-nt wt:
i .lise Young, .'. Young, Klmore, V.
; Klmore. Tallaiw, H. Tallnnrt, McKean,
llcillsrn. Short, Htockt'n, lmoa,
llolmiss, K. Holmes. l'ehur, flotefuliT,
KreilerU kHoii, I.loiilwrger, llowlby,
.Shimnan, Ib-ed, lllgglns, Fiiws?
Fox,
Mor.
,lon, rtzlnger. Warren, and M. Isin
Messrs Shields. Hi.ltlle. Illifglns. lladel
lct, HimilngH, Flm-le, It. Wllwin, J.
W'll
n. Ilolwle, Johrnum, I). Mdan
MI,e.in, : J. Young, CarnitbiTs. J
B
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Young, W. Young, U IJn, Sherman,,
ltenn.11, Helllmrn, Kuechlcr, McKean
awl Hell
CONCHRT TO.MI'JHT.
The following program will be rendered
by the Astoria Military Hand at the
gmndxtanl on FlavH's dock ut 7:30 lis
evening:
l-Mareh, "Colonel Moillton". Hill Madison
2 Intennezo, "Iove" Uream After
lhn IJnfl"-.
n. "The Hall,"
b. "The VImIoi" Ilzlbulka
J Giand Mlpurrl, "O Fair fJove,".,
Hyt
e-"fom:eTt Polon.ibMt," clarionet hoo
M. J.J. Ilugties
5 Introduction and wallz,, "Ta'es from
the Vienna "Woods" Strauss
e-"iickanlnnles on Parade."
Frank Parker
It Is tha Intention of the band to give
a concert evry Saturday evening dur
ing the summer month..
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Thomas IJnvllle to Robert Car-
ruthers, HhirllT's deed, Juno 2,
IMS; all frontage of lot No. 3,
block 1, MnCliirVs Astoria, said
fnmlni! being M feet wide east
and weel, exl-ndlng north nliout
:m feot 12,443
THE MODERN BEAUTY
Thrives on good food and sunshine, with
plenty of exercise In the open air. Her
form glow, with health and tier face
blooms with It. beauty. If her system
need, the cleansing action of a laxatlv.
remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasant
Byrup of Fig., mad. by the California
Fig Byrup Co. only.
Wo Iihvp tlie liugp.Mt lino uf
iitul ut (ho lowt'ft jiiiifs.
(1IWI-H OVKHAI.LH
Made uf Due Twill lenlin, blue with
while itirestd, li tie poaii buttons; Just
Die thing for lh beach; save waahlmt;
prlc pr pair to
fltllJiiltMN'U IIK.U'H HITS; tlir
piri-,', hiMf, spade in shovel; sol
Urge !. Xr sot 11'
HOYS OVKUALU. mad of imwl
twilled denim, copper rlvlte.1, patni
ttap fttatenlng; -uur boy will want a
pair; prWe pee pair KSo
LAMICS' HirUHRH IIATIIINO fAIVj
warranird aierprvf; eaiih Wo
The !wpet pine. In th lily to by
Trlfwcope llaskrls and strap.
Bend -oM .tamp to pay poatag
FISHER BROS.
Builders Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Ship Chandlery, Etc.
Can Tou Moacr oa RstlmatM of Vlsitnal of Bvrr Deaortpilu.
R. L. Boyle & Co
Lending Rcnl BHtntc Dcnlcr of
ASTORIA, OREGON
Vrit fur Inforiiiiition nn! Puiiiili!t.
ei,Vr.rViVViVrnW
I ASTORIA MEAT COMPANY I
t Telephone No. U
Handles Only the Choicest Meats
4s CorUI atil plr Usitaaru.l.
ii ok.
urn.
STRONG COUHSF-S-Woll equipped trwlnlng drpartmoiga, Normal oour.,
qu.cket and best way to State Certificates.
Kxp'-ns's for ymr fr'mi HJl to 111, Hoard I.' M In U per week: Tuition, AK
per term of tnn weeks. Fall term begins Hepterukor Hummr lonn June IT
to September 1. For catalogue ddrrs V. U CAMl'HKI.I., PrMldent.
or W A V ANN, Sec of Faculty.
J
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fTHE
Astoria's -Lending Hotel
Mcglcr 6c Wrlsjlit, PropH.
"Russell" Automatic Engine
''.e ;. rJft r-f' - Cx'-Jfi'M C. , J'aM
Writo for CntaloguuH of
A. II. AVKRILL.
Manager.
SAINT
III
FIRE
ID
ME
BT. PAUL. MINN., JAN. int, i89y.
Capital .
Rcsorvo for Unearned Premium
Reserve for all Other Liabilities
Net Surplus over all Liabilities
Total Assets
PACIFIC DEPARTHENT.
CHARLBfl CTIRIBTEN8BN. Manager.
B. GOODWIN, Assistant Manager.
317 California St., S. F., Cal.
miiiiiiior gnoil.tin lliccily
Bros.
aa. gsx a ltd Tabl. fur UN
Clcncrnl 5upply
ousc for
I'nmllv Groceries.
!M ('tiiiinifit iiil 8tr-l
State
Normal School
MONMOUTH. OWICOON.
Traliung ft-hmd for Teachers
Now lluildltvgw
New liepajtmonfa
t!ngrad.l Coiiniry flclviol Work
(irailuates Secure (ioorl Positions.
Engine Uoilers, Suw Mills.
RUSSELL & CO.,
Portland, Oregon.
PAUL
$ 500,000.00
1,010,407.87
222,001.07
781,888.78
$2,523,987.72
E & CO, Agents,
Astoria, Oregon
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