The daily morning Astorian. [volume], January 22, 1898, Image 4

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THE DAILY AST01UAN, SATUKMY MOKMNfl, JANUARY 2, ltt.
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on thcKidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
achesand fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects,preparedonly from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
its many excellent qualities com
mend it to all and have made it the
most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept
any substitute.
cjujfcmia no srxu? col
UMHUtOXO, CL
mstr&u. a. ttw tm. aft
A Narrow
Margin.
Ii il i ar asking
our stock of
ladies' and Gents'
Boots and Sboes
Oar goods art warranted.
479 John
Commercial iV"
Street HalM...
187a 1897
Fisher
Brothers
LtBRICATINQ
OILS
A SPECIALTY
ASTORIA..
SHIP CHANDLERY
HARDWARE
IRON AND STEEL
COAL
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
FLOUR AND KILL FEED
PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHKS
LOGGERS' SUPPLIES
FAIRBANKS SCALES
DOORS AND WINDOWS
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
WAGONS AND VEHICLES
THE PROOF
of ths podding U la ths satlnc,
tod too proof of ftpra
ISilN SAMPLING
That' as argument that', eoo.
dualr- demon t ration.
Om m .toad th. test.
HUGHES & CO.
Knows a Good Thing
Are you fond of chicken? Many people
re, but eome are not We cannot sell
verbody chicken for their dinner, but
inc. many people have many taste, we
can supply tiiem all with the things they
wnant for the basis of their meal. Our
meals art all rood,
ROSS, HIGGIXS St CO.
LADIES'
AND GENTLEMEN'S
Underwear
MADE TO ORDER
Latest Styles
Thorough Workmanship
Prices Low
James Murphy
420 Commercial Street.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Rain; moderate gale on coast.
AROUND TOWN.
hatvkoay.
Knowledge dwells in heads replete with
thought of other men:
Wisdom. !n mind attentive to rh'lr own,
-Oowjvr,
Try Schilling Best tea i baklgg powder.
Chm! milk In th city, at th Parlor.
Hot Scotch avtd hot Tom and Jerry at
the OnV.
Mr. P. K. Woodford returned from the
east yeeherday.
Sc. the bargains In coat, cape and
Jacket. Shanotwin Pro.
Bicycle and repair shop at IS Ninth
street. Charge reasonable.
Dr. O .R, Eetes to confined to hl home
with an attack of asthma.
Mr. It. A. tValxrg and J. W. Seaborn
arrived from Ilwaco yesterday.
At the A. P. C. alleyi yesterday H.
Wis scored R rvl A. Murray mad 54.
Wanted All kind of second-hand fur
niture. H. H. Zapf. CS Commercial at.
Closing out all oir coat, cope and
Jackets at lee than ewt. Shanahan
Bros.
John Alton ami several from Ilwaco
are preparing to u!l on the Oregon for
Alaska.
The bicycle and repair shop, at IB Ninth
street, for tale cheap; cauae. owner going
to Alaska.
New crop dried fruits, n-w crop r.iWn
figs and assorted tmtt-all extra fine
quality, at Roes, HlKTtn A Co.
W. J. Heckard creamery butter received
Wednesdays and Saturdays at the Par
tor. Ao sweet cream every day.
Chris Anton and Samuel Soreneon. H.
P. Ohlberg. Tom Foes and Mr. Ptewart.
were over from Gray's River yesterday.
Pure whiskey HARPER. Perfect whis
key HARPER. Every bottle ruarairteed
HARPER. Sold by Foard & Stokes Co.
Plum poUirar. mrteiilm, sweet chief
and a large line of o;hT seasonable
starve and fnncy groceries at Rw". Hlg
gins & Co.
The tug Fearlws made a trip outside
yesterday but soon returns!, as the
weather was too roinrti to tow ship Into
or out of the harbor.
C. C. Clark. J. 8. Hansen. Seaside; A.
A. Svenson, John H. Peterson. Chinook;
George Eckles. Dayton. Wash., are reg
ktered at the Farker House.
When going east travel on the North
ern Pacific Railway. QuMt time and the
only line runninsr dining frs. Tral
leaves Portland dally it 11 o'clvk a. m.
HOTEL FOR SALE At one-fourth Its
real value: well established bulne;
present proprietor Is going to the Klon
dike. For particulars Inquire at this
office.
Miss Muneetl. optician, has returned and
can be found at room 101, Rianahan
bulMina;, until January 28. where the
will be pleased to meet her friends and
patrons.
The Improvements to the sherlfTi office
are nearly completed. The partition In
the office has been taken out and a new
trsinter, to correspond with fhe site of
the offloe, has been put In.
The Clatsop MID Company. It was re
ported yesterday had stopped the dfllvery
of lumber for the Commercial street ex
terrton until the question of the quality
of the lumber has been decliled.
In the police court yesterday David
Hayes was fined C for being drunk, and
was (riven the alternative of boarding
out his fine or leaving the city at once.
He boarded the Telephone for Portland
In the evening;.
The grocery and hardware stores wre
all busy yesterday parking goods for
the Klondike. There sems to be no end
to the crate. Few have" gone from As.
torla who were not supplied with a yar"
grub and comfortable clothes.
Another southeast gale was blowing off
the coast yeeterlay, the report from the
cape giving the velocity of tjhe wind at
40 miles an hour. Towards evening the
force of the wind abated to five mllw
an hour.
M. H. Insley, Frank Woolwy, D. Marx.
Portland; N. B. Whltlelr, Chetr Deer
Ing. fian Franckwo; harl-s rary, Se
attle; T. O. HeHtiorn. Oakland: A. E.
Kin?. J. W. fWborg. Ilwaco; .1. O. M.-e-
ler and wife. BrookfMd. are registered
at the Occident. ,
It Is suggested by a captain who has
vielted many ports that a simple way
for the harbor master to dmiirnatp his
boat so that when ships Bee It Hhey will
know what officer Is on duty, or about to
board them, would be to fly a blue and
white pennant "Harbor Master" and
have the same Inscribed flrl -).' SHR
stern of his boat. That Ia tn method
pursued elsewhere.
Referring to the rumored loss of the
steamer Signal, du to the washing
ashore at Carmunah Point of certain
wreckage marked with the Signal's name,
Captain H. Astrup, of the steamer Occi
dent, who was a pn.nger to Astoria on
the last trip In here of the Signal, Jan
uary 9, says he threw overboard, by the
direction of Captain Bendegard, a lot of
worn out life buoys, beKs, etc., at a point
In the straits of Juan de Fuca, about
30 miles from Race Rock lttjht. He la of
the opinion that the wreckage reported
Is nothing; else but the stuff thus dis
carded.
Air. O. H. Calendar, of Knapplon, la 01
with to4llltl.
F. P. Kendall was a passenger on the
TrlHhvne for Portland last nUht.
tMastcr Hun Osburn le evrlously III at
his home on Irving avenue, with typhoid
fover.
Al kinds of hard and soft eort wood
for sale at ths Wost Shnrs Wood. Yard,
Trulllngf'a dook. J. Abercromhle, pro
prietor. THephone 4.V
Advertise your cty. The Astotlan has
the cuts and can print map of the Alaska
rwHe In yvur old envelopes and. letter
heads at small cost
Superintendent Kelly of the government
works t SV-arborouith head, was over
yesterday to receive the three big guns
and the gnn carriages which arrival on
the bsrre No. 5 yesterday forenoon, The
barge will be towvil acr the bay to
day. The end of the century Is rapidly ap
proaching and all the large cities are ar
ranging to veMvmte the event. Astoria
will have a giwd theme, with the finish.
Ing of her railroad and th advancement
of Industrial growth.
There will lie services In luthanla Nor
welgian Lutheran hnrh SuivUy at U iS
a. m. and T p. in. In th mornliui one
of the drari will Wad Ihe meeting.
the pastor 1 absent. The evening siv
vice wHI be ooitiluclrd In Knell.!) and the
Kev. Nikolai will preach. All are In
vited. At an jwty hour this morning at the
Wblte Houee fVmer. Georg Crulkshank
serenaded a few of his 8.ot-h friends.
Irvimllrur Mr. Axton, of Ilwaco, who are
going to Klondike, with the "R'llef of
Lucknow.' or the "amptell Are Com
Ing." on the bagpipe.
The O. R. A f. Oriental Itner Olympla
arrlvol down stream yesterday and pro-
eeeM to iFla-el to coal up. Khe also
wtM have some freight from Astoria and
one or two passengers. General Agent
Frank Woolsey axxmpanled the steamer
and will remain here a day or two.
The city offkiads were comp.irlng notes
yweLerday on making alferatlons In th
city hall building. It rH'J to
change the meeting quarter of the conn,
ell to the room CAVupled by the fire d-.
partment. facing on Commercial street
Alterations In the audhor's office an. I po
lice court are also contemplatetl. but
nothing definite yef has ben de-ldl
uon.
Mtssrs. Ntirmlle and Wattls are tn
town. They are contractors of known
ability ami with rveords cm? sucews be
hind them. They say that If Honeyman.
Dellart A Co. cannot compMe the As
toria railroad that th-y can bring the
cars Into Astoria within J dn-s from the
time of commencement of work The
railroad ha until June 1 to complete Its
contract with the subsidy committee.
The many friends who so liberally pat
ronlied the "fnlte.1 Cap'talMs" will be
pleas -d to h-iim that the orvanltallon
pal oit of existence at the social at
rheM. E church last evening. The "Ex
periences" as given by the "Capltallt'
prove) very Interesting, ami with tk'
muslcol program, were heartily enjoyed
by the audience. The net pnxweda ar
about fit. for which the Rpworrh League
desires to express Its sincere thanks.
At the meeting of the MrKlnley Re.
publican Club hekl last n'ght the follow.
Ing delegates were elected to attend the
Republican State League convntion. to
be held In Portland. February 1: ('. W,
Fulton. Frank J. Taylor. John Fox. W. T.
Chutter. Harrison Allen, F. I. Dunbar.
H. J. WherHy. J. L. Carlson. Charles
McDonald. M. J. Knntson. W. U Rol.
Alex Ollehrt. J. S. Delllnger. W. X
Smith, W. F. McGregor. D.'M.ilagamba
MIsh Olga Heilhorn erjtertlaned a few
or her men Is Friday afternoon at her
home on Franklyn avenue. Bowling In
miniature nlleys s the principal feature
of th afternoon. Miss Reed won the
prlte for the hlirhest Individual score.
The young ladle who participated were
Miss Phillips. M bs Reed. Miss McBride.
Mlsn Kinney. Miss Tuttle. Miss Upshur.
Miss Sherman. Miss HoM-n. Miss Fran
ces Holden, 'MMs I-wls. M!ss Heilhorn
entertains again this afternoon.
Yesterday evening a drunken man at
tracted considerable attention on the Tel.
ephone dock Just before ths boat sn!ei
for Portland. He stood, or rather leaned.
against the entrance to th outer dock
and kept np a torrent of abuse on some
Imaginary enemy In the presence of the
lady passengers who were obliged to pass
by to board the steamer. He was proh.
ably a graduate of the rock pile In Port
land, and his drunken brawl did not cease
till the boat was leaving, when he strode
rlown the gang-plank and was huertled on
board of her.
IV OLDEN TIMES.
People overlooked the Importance of per
munently beneficial efficls and were sat
isfied with transient action; but now It
Is generally known that Syrup of Figs will
permanently overcome habitual conetlpa-
tlon, well-informed people i)l not buy
other laxatives, which act for a time, but
finally Inujure the system. Buy the genu.
ne, made by the California Fig Byrup
Company.
NOTICH OF ANNUAL MEET! NO.
Office of the Astoria Wharf and Ware-
house company, Astoria, Oregon.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of ttie stockholders of the nbovs
named company w!ll be held at the office
of the Pacific Sheet iMetuI Works, In the
City of Astoria, Clatsop County, State
Of Oregon, on Monday, the seventh day
of February, 1S8, at 10 o'clock a. m., for
the election of officer for the ensuing
year, and Iraneaetlon of such other busi
ness a may come before thejn.
F. P. KENDALL, President.
Attest: WILLIAM TIMS ON, Secretary.
Dated Astoria, Oregon, January 21, 1198,
AN tllUNNTAI. KKTK.
Grand Spectacular and Operatic Kx.
Itavaaanta, New and Original.
About sixty of viir most popular young
livl.c m vKwuJu pmtttl twnt gentlemen,
and a few children, have been Invited
by Ihe ohaporom committee of the pub.
IK' Library to participate In git enler
tatntnent lo be given on nil extensive
and very elalxirate scale of magnificence,
for the benefit of this organisation. A
histte-tulelit production under proteew
lonal direction. A new and original spec.
Uoular performance,
Mr. and Mrs. It.vkwell and M. Hinux,
who have been nutatm! by Ihe library
managers to direct the reliixrsals and
stage the performance, arril Monday
on the Telplion ami proeeted d.Te-tly
to the opera house wticre fully sixty,
five of Astoria' popular ladtea had as
emliled to contribute their time, energy
and talents In this enterprise on In-half
of the Astoria library.
The object and nature of the perform
ahce was fully explained ami rehearsal
called for the following afternoon. Again
the lodlea responded with laudable wil.
IngnetH. The first half hour was spent
In examining a large number of photo
graph trom the "An Oriental Fete,"
with the result trial their enthusiasm
soon mounted lo the top notch. When
work actually began II look Mr. and
Mr. It.kkwell but a few minute to con
vince all presont that they thoroughly
uiKl.s-ntaiid their business.
Two isiersls a day will he held from
this on. and there Is every reason to ex
pect on Ihe IT th and Srh Instant one of
the mivl elaborate and Interesting pro
ductions ever given hers by local talent.
dURCI! 1URFCIORY.
Congregational Church 'erner V 10th
and Exchange tretUev. T. 8. n.tlln
i r. pastor. 1re, h'ng at II a. ni. and
1.30 p. in. Sunday s h.ul at i: 15. Junior
Kihlravor at i and Y. P. 8. C. K. at 1"
p. m . A cordial welcome it extended.
PUIIVTKItlAN-Nlnth street, be
tween Duane and Kxcbange. Rev. Henry
Manite, punt or. Morning service at II;
evening wrvlce at T. Sunday whool at
1!:1S; Y. P. S. C. K. at ; prayer meeting
Wnlnesday ewnlng at . AU are cor.
dlally Invited. Theme f the morning ST- ,
mon, tomirrcw. "Marth.i and Mary,'
Kvenlng theme,
miw."
"JeUS Te,li hlllg NlcOilo. I
HIIST BAPTIST-Kxchange street, be
tween Klevenlh and Twelfth. Rev, I. J.
Trumlaill. alir ) shletn e of pastor on
optHietto sll- of street. Preaching every
Siimlay ,l U a. m. and 7 i p m ; Sun.
day school at II IS. snd II. V. IV V. at
1) jv ni : prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening. Rverybudy Is cordially lnvlte.1
to attetkl these rervlcew. Stitijects of
next Sinday's si-rmons, "Hlnilranee"
and "OUrtllence and iJratltude."
NiUVr;iAN KVAN ;KU""At. I.I'TIC
KltAN Cpon the hill. Rngllsh Sunday
echo. at t X a. m ; Norwegian services
at i hi a. m.: r.ngllsh s-TVlces gt 7 ) p.
m Rev. 1). M. bMen, pjstor.
PIKST MKTMHHIST KPtMlUVUi
tuan street. W. n. Ilolllngsheud. pas
tor. Residence l Kxchange street,
Prea4 hlng Sunday at 11 .a m. and 7 p.
m. ; Sunday school at 11 p. m.; Kpworth
ltguei at S p m. ; prayer meeting
Wedtvsdoy at 7 M p. m. All seats free.
Strangers welcome. Itevhul -nices
Sunday night.
SWKDISH LI THKRAN - Cppertown.
Morning senices at 10:3") a. m.; In Swed-
lh the flixt anil third Sundays, anil In
Kngllsh the secora! Sunday of egrh
month; evening service at 7( p. m.; In
Kngllsh the first nm third Sunday and In
Swed;) the seeornl Sunday of ea-h
month.
ATTBNTK N UKMKK AH'S
I. O. O. F.
You are Instructed to rrn-et In your
hall on Saturday evening at 7.3u o'clock,
for the purimse of making arrangement
for the funeral of our late sister Hudson.
A full attemlnnce Is earnewtly rettuested.
By order CARRIB KRAOrnt,
Noble Orand.
largest and most complete assortment
of alr-tlght heater n the cly. All th
kinds advertised fn this paper may be
seen and compared at our store, then
your selection will be satisfactory to yl.
Foard S, Stokes Oo.
BB Or"T TO YOURSELF and good to
your friends. When you treat a friend to
whiskey, give him the best. HARPKR
Whiskey Is the beverage for your friends
and for you. ftoH by Foard A Blokes
Company,
Lit Us money buy a fine ooat or cape at
Hhanahan Tiros.
rerj
FOR THE
H WINTER-
') l vrv nnttmn
Mvlni porch. itd the stack
ad liusines al the Lolum
ki Shoe Co.. ke ire offering
tbe pnlilic our line of fancy
aid Htaple Uotneir at t lie
Lowest Mariin of Profit.
Efficient salesmen and con
sistent prices).
Peteron &
Brown.
Our Annual Sale
IS NOW GOING
EYERY ARTICLE IN THE HOUSE REDUCED
Eino Dry
Owlnn to manufacturer's reatrlclloiw w
are not ahiwsi to ;laeo ths foowng
gods at suls rlc: K. A W, Collars and
Cues, Onieroert Kid lluve. Htamferd
Pattmt, Hl4 Silk and Cotton, l)l Cloth
ing and Rubber Oom).
NDTICB. j
I have sold my boot and sho business
at 3 Commercial street to Messrs I. O.
Peterson and Charles Brown. These twoi
gentlemen leliig so well and favorably ,
I known by our cltliens. require no re.-
omnh'ndatlon from me, but the si me lib- '
ersl patronage which you ha so klrelly 1
favoretl live, with In the past and for srhl.ei
I thing you. I hope will be rxlnndnl to'
my succetoir. All accounts due the old '
llrm will li collectnl by me as well as
H avounts against the oll firm will b
lw.il by me.
P. J. Til HUiKN.
Al.-.. Jon. a. 1K.
ASSIONEES NOTICE TO CKL'UITOIUi
Notice la hereby given that th under.
signed has this day been appointed aa.i
Ignes of Rebtccah Htrwus. an Insolvent
hereby noilfinl to present thrlr claim
v . v- vot.m v mi. MifiJ". ll.urM Wlllin
three months from this due at hit plac
of business t No. 6T5 Commercial slrssf,
Astoria, Oregon.
Dated this eleventh day of September,
W7. N. SCIIM'HSKU
Assignee of Reteeeah Strauss an Insol
vent debtor.
WHEAT.
On Junt V wheat sold at 0c. It bat
Inc told at II. Wi PlrTeren-a, le,
or M,T on lO.OO bushels. 1100 would bar
mad this amount by our tyitem of Joint
lnveimnt account (Inns Jun A Why
not try this system and Increase your )
Income? Amount of IJ0 and upward 1
received .
Our Infon.allon Is of such charjctsr i
and from surh sourcs as lo mak It n-
tlrely reliable. Writ for particular. J,
O. Knowlton A Co., grain broker. M
California street. Ban Franclco.
CLfTSOP LKAfH'i: Mi:nTI.N'0.
A meeting of the Republican le-agtis or
Clatsop county I hereby called to meet
In the county court room. In the court
bouse, on Monday evening. January 24,
st I o'clock, for the purpose of electing a
secretary In place of Charles Maskery,
resigned, and for th further purpose of
electing delegate to represent ald lrague
at the meeting of state club td be held
In Portland, on Fobruary 1, IDS.
JOHN HAI1.N", resident.
TO FISiroiWEN AND CANMERTMEN.
The general repair shop at the oomer
of 10th and Duano la now prepared to
make contract to east leads on fish net
line for th coming big season.
C. H. OIIKWITZ, Manager.
Mr. Mary Bird, Hnrrisburg. pa,, aya,
"My child Is worth millions to me; yst
I would have lout her ny eroup had I not
invested twenty.five cent In a bottle of
One Minute Cough Cure." It cures courfha,
colds and all throat and lung troubles.
Chas, Roger.
Shares of tho Alakn Tronitwtntlon
and Development company of Chicago
are Mho most dcslrtMe lnvotmnt before
the public Safer that, nnvngs bang and
bank stock. Paying large dividend.
Sharen ono dlr ' For Information nd
dreB W. I Dudliy, giernl agent, Ha
ler tmlldlng, 8-atte, Wah,
Prosperity come quickest to the man
whose liver 1 In good condition, DeWltfi
rattle Early Riser are famous llitlo pill
for constipation, biliousness, Indigestion
and all itomach and liver trouble, Chi.
Rogers.
If you have hides, woo, furs, rags,
bone, or any kind of Junk for sale, ship
It to R. M. Onston, 10B Fourteenth street,
Astoria, Oregon, or write Mm and he
will call at your place and get It. He
pay cash.
Umbrilii covered nnd repaired by a
practical workmnn, tut IflC Ninth street.
TEMPLE LODGE NO. 7, A. F. aa.
A. M. Regular communication! held sn
ths first and third Tuetday .Twilng .1
sack month.
Q. W. LOUNSBRRRT. W. M.
B. C. HOLDEN, SeorUry.
Owing-
wlll bs
from h
liriMtlt
counter,
ON
THIS IS THE CRTATFST OFFERING
DURING THE YEAR IN
Goods, Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Etc
THAT IS PLACED BIT0RE THE PEOPLE OF CUTS0P
COUNTY AND THE LOWER COLUMBIA.
C.
The Leading
FISHER'S OPERA HOUSE
l K HI!, Iti, !imhs and Mauagrr.
...January 28-29.. .
lVV t" X." i I 1 l;..r.M. i.Sw.
F f f i t 1 II 1 1 I 1 1
i vo- u j
I'XDCK THE AfSHCRS AM) '0K THR
HRXKI'IT OP THR ITItLIC LlltKAKY.
1.
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ncannn
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J. JVl.
sA)sirVvVVMSMil
THE SISTERS OF THE
Convent of the
...Holy Names
ASTORIA. OREGON.
IIAVKOI'KNKnTIIKIll IIOAKDINO AND
BAY HCIKNIU
For rates, .tc., address th. Buperiorssa
P OPIL8
RECEIVED
IN TUB
PRIMARY,
ORAMMAR
AND;
ACADEMIC
ORADE8
Emil Schacht
AIWITECT
Rooms 317-318
Portland Saving. Dank Cldg.
Portland, Oregon.
NOTICE- FINAL ACCOUNT.
Notice Is hereby given that C. B. Wright
and T, A. Hylatid, executors of th estate
of Elizabeth Jnne Russell, have filed their
final ncc0nt n ,aM eBtalii m ln8 counly
court of Cluis.ip county, Oregon, and
the Judge thereof ha set I'ebruary 21,
118, at the hour of J o'clock p. m, for th
henrlng of objection, if any thore be,
to tiho allowance of the .am. end the
closing of the alminltratlon of said e-
tat.
C. S. WRIGHT,
T. A. HYLAND,
Executor.
Aatorla, Oregon, January 19, 18M.
F. J. Meany, the loading merchant
tailor, 137 Tenth street. The highest prtc
paid for fur akin.
I his sns Nwltvty no goodi
charged st salt price. Oidrts
country will te'nlv lbs saint
as f bought iuriinly al
but cash miwt accompany unltr.
H. Cooper
Dry Goods an. Clothing House.
Mount Angel College
MOUNT ANGCl Hins Ctssl OstQOD'
ThU Is Just th plac for your boy.
Delightful location, larg building and
rounds, good msala, plenty of bsaJlfcf
ittvlss, gcsllnl teachsra and oarsful
traJnlna tht la what they all toy f
MT. ANOEL, COIXEOB. Bend for Cat.
alogu and speolal tsrms,
P. F. PLACIDUS. Director
INSTRU
MENT A I,
MUSIC.
PAINTINO
AND
VOICE
CULTURE
FORM A
SPECIAL
DEPARTMENT
The
Choicest
Table Wines...
For Famllla
Also for UodJclnal
Cooking Purposes
Private Stock, Cream Rye. Old Hlokary.
Prlil. of Kentucky and Hermloici lUa.
sold California Bramdle.
Carlson's Family Liquor Store
. 101 TWELFTH 8TIUMJT
Oriental Novelties
Japanese Goods
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