The daily morning Astorian. [volume], September 14, 1898, Image 4

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' THE HA1LY AST0R1AK, WEDNESDAY MORMNO, SElTKMBKtt 14,
TODAY'S WKATHEO.
fair irtattier.
AROUND TOWN.
WEDNESDAY.
Kr up, unfMtiomii'bl blue,
August' Jiravrn vibrate through,
Th old road leflil to U thai goo1.
Tli yr' t full, nd time' at flood.
Chrt O. D. Iloberl.
Mr. K. Tl. Hoflr h puchl th Bon
bonnlur candy tor.
Mr. Jrnr, who haa bn quit 111 for
iwvtral dnyt l oonvleclnc.
B. E. Hrrl loft yesterday for Wood
lnlin to penl a fw day on hU turn.
Mr. Thm IJnvllle and her two chil
dren left for nr Crk yteriy on a
visit to her fthr.
nr Flnrh haa removed hi office to
Fourteenth and Commercial tret, op
poult Foard A Stoke.
In th county court ynterday Raimu
A. OlMon, a natlv of Norway, w aa
mlttd to cltlaenrtilp.
Salmon were reported to b runnlna-
fairlv well reaterday. and in nshertnen
so far aiH-r l aatlafied with th fall
eauon.
Don't tako tho lima to r when
tu ran enlor a. fine merchants lunch W
Hartley' National. Beet or coffeo erved
wlih lunch.
One week from next Monday the public
achoola will open. The aaslarnment of
teacher haa not yet been reported by
the hoard.
Mr. C U. Newman, flrt claw dres
maker, would I ke to ew In familie. She
can be found at 138 Twelfth atreet, or
addressed at Warrenton.
The rain lat nleht wa ood for tim
ber men It aided In puttin; out the
foret fire. The. portmen alw have
r aal
jo trout fishing:,
Surveyor are now enframed on the new
city park preparing for the grading of
the two acre recently cleared of stumps.
Work will commence when the engineer'
plan are completed.
Mr. A. J. Maon arrived from Portland
yesurday and will at once, take charf
of the Parker house. Mr. MJn 1 an ex
perienced hotel man and no d.uM wlil
make a aucceaa of hi new venture.
Mr. J. H. Seymour will leave today, or
tomorrow for New York to purchase holi
day food. While eat he wtll visit the
Omaha fair and hi home In New York.
Purine hie absence Mr. E. J. Carr will
have charge of th lore.
Mr. S. Clinton yesterday tecured me
contract tor driving 108 pile for the foun
dation for the extension of the Pactflc
Coast Steamship Company" coa4 bunkrr
adjoining the O. R. N. dock. The work
will begin next Monday.
one of the owner, will accompany m
raft to San Franr'sro, which will prob
ably leav out today,
SAVED THE SHIP
FROM DESTRl'tTION.
Mnf Overilue Korthbank from 8lcly
Prevented from Oolng Ashore Last
Nliiht by the Oolumb.ne.
nerrdlng the rumor In circulation Mon
day that th arranirement between the
Aatorla mill men and the A. C. railroad
taking out a quantity of spruce lga from
the Necanium thl winter had fallen
. . ...... Af h mill
me In Med riuVS rW..r h from cr,be,l. .c,.y. the . .hip to
The Long exi ted and anxiously await
ed British hark Frthtank, now 211 day
preparation, we unter . ay to com nly -ywW y
wm .n.i v.....nr Agent Mayo lo prompt action of th V. 8. 8. tolnmMne,
I. " k.. ,- m,w,v ,nct to carry Captain Charlea nicnawaon.
pinir' in" tin - '
1W In the afternoon the voiummne
went to aea to attend to bualnea f.r tbe
department. While crialng nut b
pan.e.1 th tug Kn-ort. alao bound out.
another full r'gged ahlp waa In alght
to th northwest. Just aa th Columbine
got well out Captain Hlchanlson discov
ered the Forthbank drifting dangerously
near th and to th outh of th jetty.
In a few more minute the Forthbank.
after having been given up a lost, and
while In sight of port, would have been a
wreck on the Clatsop beach. Captain
Richardson put on full team, ran along
side th apparently doomed vessel, ana
warned them of their danger, 1 Forth
bank just had time to put about and tanl
nut Its contract without delay and with
out Interruption during th winter. Mr.
Mayo further ay that while the ervic
to 8eald may b materially shortened
thl winter, the railroad I under con
tract to transport a dally mall each way
and there wtll be at least on dally train
during th winter.
It wa reported yesterday on what ap
pears to b reliable authority that In
ahort time th Vancouver barrack will
only be an ordinary military pot. and
that th business of the department wilt
be done from th moith of th rtver. A
mall military garrison I to remain at
Vancouver. "a ., " " " ,h : ,0 sea. Thla I not th Jrt tlm Cap-
will be brought to m mouth o th j, hu wM rtmitar ,fr.
river and distributed among th. for tma- Hml,her can thank h m for
tlon. on either lde. th. ma going i n , ,h;p
Fort Stevenj. It I. .1.0 . ated that tk , P(,MtPrurtlon c.p.
garrison at Fort Steven, will be n Urgea , from Kortnt)nk ,o m Honing
-a a..... . .fAll.Mt Will M WTTIW U J m
ere. ted at the mou.u of the Coiumoia
liver, and that ventually Astoria will
be mad a naval coaling, repair, and sup-j of hMlrtcM
ply station. i . jt UiM wa. greeted with a
Contractor Uk yea'.erday fln.she. ; MJJ- xtS!
,het.u1khTd,oMr,Orn.,ot
commenced the bulkhead on le-er Bur-,
netf. lot. In a day or two he will nave , - ,
E. Keliey. aa Byron
"LA BELLE MARIE.'
In
it,. -.rir .siim,'!.! Kith tne
-r. .v.r; "; : weight- p.rtner.
moving or me oovey DU..u... Wauplnge. a commercial traveler, wa.
lnc Ihe work of putting In a new foun
tlon tor tne un tuoca. - j M ch h, ,tS4ainf UJ. of ,he
,he near future renew the found. Ion.
for their building., as many of them "U; ' rptlon-
ludly nee.1 It. Tomorrow mom n Jar. far
ner . blacksmith shop to the Ln In the ,1Mw W.ldron. W. Fred
rear of the opera house on Scventeentn , Un UlV1,.llrn MU1W
.trect. The Improvement to Mr. rroa .,,., .., vinrt
dnerman 8 resilience, nave uera vvi"ri
and Mr. Lebeok's ow
town is remg morougniy iiwwnti anil look their nan. well.
ivnen tne wor is nn.oru u .u w introduced between
of the handsomest home In that jwrt ot UK, w4r v,wt
the city. , . K wnmrrsi nt to make up a
highly Interesting anj cntlnuous per-
I exceedingly funny and h alway. bobbed
up at tne ngnt ttiue.
have b-n compleed UtnU,t halvlng ten here
rn house In I nlon- on ,hHr Yiout en.
The Astoria Progressive Association ha.
done good work for th city In th past
lew months. That work, however, ha
only been partially appreciated. After
Hfcurlrar a site for a city park and paying
down on the land they paid s. or
formanee.
Ton ght production by the Blttner
will t that of the comely "The Fire Pa
trol." with all new specialties and war
scene between acts.
mile - for clearing r work don. , anc 1 It, ; -
to the engineers, making SO) In alu Now.
tney are pushing th work on the para i
farther, determined to have one beauty ; The woman who h only Just taken up
.pot In the city. Only a .hort time ago. ' bicycling Is a good deal Ilk ine girl w ho
after others had failed, the Push Club got ha. but recent gone In for wear.ng flag
up the big petition for the county bridge pin,
acros. Young', bay. presented the ma:ter t
properly to the county court, and today woman who Is obliged to make a
the bridge 1. well on towards completion. journ,y four children and no nur
At umt time the ci:y council wa. In- ;c,nnot truthfully be .aid to be travel
duced by them to open a .treet to connect t (or pea5ur.
with the bridge when finished. A few :
weeks ago the club held a farmers' con-!
gress. with the assistance of the Industrial : Have you ever noticed how much more
agent of the O. R. N. Company, at fua a d g makes behind a fence than
which were eminent .dentists, who lee- , when he get. out on me roau w io
RKDITTIOXS IN rHOTXHlRM'HH.
Knodgras. the Fotographer, will make
rattlnet photo for U per do.en for a
few day. only. Com early and avoid the
rush. All work first class, a usual,
You Save Dollars
By Purchasing; Your
Drugs. Patent Medicines
nd Toilet Articles of
Tlie only t-ut-iato drt.ii atwt whew
every article ia M.I 15 in A tKr ctnl.
lea than the manuUoiurvr'a prinv
Vcrt worvU itou'i toll it nil. Here are
cm jirit-a. KVuiemlxT every TuU'iil
Meilioiue. TolU-l Arliolo tir Pruii la aol.l
I rut rate.
Our mail order Inisineaa lnw Irudlisl in
a year, hecum everjone within 0
tuthg of Portland enn vr numey ly
tradluit aith at.
Our
Rnlar tM rat
'r.' I'rli-
AUcOtk IMrotis I'laslera to Is id 10
Ayeis' Katailll, Ion m
Curler's I'll U ; is
ras'nrt is
Seott's kmuUI m ti T
Hnr.rtanpartt:a , j M m
Palne'.Celeryt'wnpouud I tw T
vru,.f rtje. Ml S3
Orrgoa ItUvni I'urjflef , Ml tit
1'l.re'. f jeurll I'rewrlpllon U0
fierce ()H l M dlral ll-
eoeere ., I rai
Snap Shots From
All Departments
AT BARGAINS NUVUU HICAKD OK
him. jtf fnXiim.
m
u
rt e . rliia. -j
wiiiain nut nils :)
Kuiuiti- i.imui-, or llu;a
eoalvd Tlat, In kUlr
roaUlDlng Iim l-gialn
Quinine araiilra, or Hlg
ewled lablcls. In bnitLa
renluiulng lli 1 gi.lu M
Quinine t'aiule. or Cmur
rt.l TMel. In boule
r eoautn n la a-gralu - 41
Volume t'iule, ur tug
Cald l.hleta, I tnitlle
eoninliitni luiigrnln M
V buy direct from tli tuaiiufacHireri
in nuent (tie. ahich arcure tle
vkkV lowkst tkauk uatks.
Thi euolilc u to retail at whole!
prieeg.
We pay trunufnirta t i.in charge, to As
Uiriu on all orli rs (or driiif or patent
medicine, amounting to .lor over, alien
Ccxn)tanied by theeasli.
Dur lio!o.rli:c ilepartment will in
terem you. Kvery new tliiuit In (ibotoj
rifhy i in itot-k. and it will delutit
lo have you rail, a heiher vou buy or nol.
Woodard, Clarke & Company
Cut-Kate Druijtjlsts j
Fourth anJ Wahinitoii, lrt!uud, Ore ;
NKW VI.AUs-ror walsl. for skirt.,
for .chool dresse.. In th Inle.t weave
and colorings, per yard, too, and Uc
NKW 8WHOK-4J-lnch wide; all wool
atorm .erg, navy blu and black; the
greatest wearer for school dr.; regu
lar price S5 cents; special, U cntr.
HCHUlil. I'M UH rXLAtl-
a-lm gloria llk, parnr'n frame... .tie
H-lnch gloria .Ilk. parngon tram...... Wo
.lnch gloria allk. steel rnl frm..,.t,
Thes ar th Iwst bargain. vr o(trl
In umbrellas Call and them,
MACKINlMf Hta - Our mackintosh
lock la now complet. th tst bargain
fur ladle, and children at th lowest p
slid prlcea.
KAI.I. AND WINTKK HATH-N
all,r hats, new walking hat., new mili
tary hats, new school children', hat. at
Ihe lowest prices.
Kll lUAJVIW-lf you waul a good pair
of glove try tli Mnarot tlov. they gra
th best; all color.
l'IIII,IUKN tt BTKCKINiW- V k"i
Hi famou lllack Cat brand, double
Ihroughoul, with triple kne; the lt
slocking mad for boy.
LADIKfl' L'NUKHWKAIl-NaturaJ wool
veal or pant. "to
Jersey rll'l-ed v.t or panla B
I.Ai'.Klt' WHAI'I'r.HS'Our nw fall
and wintr wrapi-r have Ju.l arrived;
g.Hd outing flannel wrapper, waist llnd.
nicely trimmed, only U
laniEll' HKfftTit-niack ngurd mo
hair skirt, full width, vlvln Iwuini.
Ilnsd with heavy taff.ia lining, each. .11 H
Iji.IIcs' black corded aln underskirt
nio rli rum II
W are hadnuartr. for echool up
Pile; vrythlii In the way of tablet,
.late., pencil bo, pencil, apong.
drawing booh, book .traps, pen., Ink.
etc.
SHANAHAN BROTHERS
The Only Place that Sells Cheap
W. H. Hunter. Long Beach: C. O. Tay
lor. Elsie; Fred Bullock, Hwmo; William
Abernethy. Ior. Coo. county; C. C.
. . . i t r anil m-if Vlrcil
Smith ' Portland, are registered at th I tured to the farmer on practical matters. : with the cause of his excitement.
Parker house. I A movement grew out ot tnis convention j
for the estahUBhment her or a moaern ; To re,ile whiU genuine cripple, must
co-operative creamery. Several meeungs guffcr ,rom ,he ilarr, o( ,ne ru,,e pyPU.
were neia. committees appointea . . cM,.. , on crutches f,r a
Th rich man', whiskey is Harper, be
cause it I. supremely delicious. The poor
man' whisky U Harper, because sucfl
good whisky help him. The family
whisky Is Harper, because if. pure, plea.-
ant and strengthening. Sold by the foard
ft B'.oke Company. Astoria. Oregon.
Jessie Baker, county assessor of Wah
kiakum county, cam over from Gray's
river yesterday. Mr. Baker carries h .
hand In a .Una;, having cut himself with
an axe. Mr. Baker goe. to Catblamet to
day to attend the republican county con
vention, to which he I. a delegate.
Arrangement have been completed for
putting In a water main to Suomi hall,
Vnlontown. It I. also promised by tne
people of that vicinity that before winter
they will have a a-ood street graded up
to the hall. These Improvements will
greatly benefit many families In Lnlon
town. The harvest season la rapidly passing
by and hop picking In some of tne larger
yard. I nearly completed. Harve.tlng
and threshing la about over up the valley
and the crew are moving or have gone
to other aectlon. Throughout eaatern
Oregon harvesting and thrchlng tilll con
tinue. . , , ,
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in the county court ye.ierday a com
munication waa read from W. J. Ingall.
tatlng that the Lewi, and Clarke brldgt
wa. out ot repair, and needed Immediate
attention; also that he attended the bridge
tor 119 per month and wanted $13 ptr
month. It wa ordered that Mr. Ingall
receive J12.M for doing the work.
A. Strong. Salem; W. I. Reed. Oakland;
fa. A. Allen. Warrendale; Ivan Huma.on.
Charles M. Morgan. T. H. Strowbrldge
and wife, M. M. ivoreff, Frank Dunne.
M. H. lnsley and wife, C. H. Mclssac,
Portland; Hugh Baxter, Scotland; J. K.
Morrison, Ilwaco; J. A. Oaa. St. LouIb;
L. E. Glbben. San Francisco, are regis
tered at the Occident
J. Reed and Jamee Chrlatle went down
la.t night in the Triton below New A.
torla to meet the .hip that waa expected
in and returning were so close alongside
the Escort, also coming In, that the Tri
ton wa almost swamped by the suction
of the larger boat. Both were close In
hore, the Triton being next the beach
a they passed New Astoria.
Word waa received today by Mr. F. P.
Kendall from Manuger iimson, at New
Westminister. B. c. that the branch fac
tory of the Pacific Sheet Metal S orks at
that Dlace hud been burned down. When
the file occurred Is not stated in the oIh
patch, Mr. Kendall does not know If the
plant was Insured, but believes that It
wa. The heud office is at San Francisco
and nothing delinlte Is known whether
the company Intend to build again or not
Daniel O'Connor died yesterday at tne
farm of Mrs. Grant on Young's river. Mr.
O'Connor had been manager of the Grant
farm for a number of yeurs. He has been
a suffi'ier from consumption and for pome
time was unablo to perform any work.
Deceased hns lived here for many years
Hnd Is nlghly spoken of by Mrs. Grant end
all who knew him. The body was bn.u;.M
to this city by Coroner Pohl yesterday
and now He at his undertaking parlors
Mr. O'Connor was 02 years of age and a
native of Ireland.
The second lumber raft to be sent to
Ban Fr.inclHco by ihe Inman-Paul Co..
of- Pouland. left their wharves on the
Enst side Monday. ln tow of the Vulcan
and Fannie, and Is on the way down the
river. It will probuhly arrive here some
tlmo today, and the tuitu Monarch and
Rescue will tow It to San Francisco. The
rait contains 4.600,000 feetot assorted lum
bcr and la strengthened fore and aft by
two and one-halt Inch steel cables, to
prevent It from breaking, Mr. Paulsen,
much work done. A final meeting su , anJ Jud(.e of ,h,ir feelings In that
called for last Saturday, but those most 4J. s you can n no othcr.
interested and who should have bren pres- ;
ent were conspicuous by their absence.
Astoria Import, from distant creameries; THK LADIES.
at high cost, all Its butter, and yet there .'
seems to be some hitch In this most Im- j Th- pleas..Dt tfl'e t and perf, af-ty
oortant matter. The club Is not UUcour- with which ladle muy ue Syrup of Fig,
aged and w.ll have a creamery yet wblcn under all conditions, rr.ikes It their favor
will make money for the farmers and l:e remedy. To get the :ru and genuine
save money to the consumers. The mem-! article, look for the name ot the Callfor
bers of the club feel that success lnall inia Fig Syrup Co. printed near the bottom
these enterprises can only be through the ( of the package. For sale by all druggists,
co-operation of the cltixens. farmers, ana
merchants, and believe that all sucn im- ROBBED THE GRAVE.
rmrTanf nrnlprtft thrillM mw-t m-lh Instant I
support.
A seaming inciuv-ni, oi wnitn i, juim
Oliver of Philadelphia wa he subject
jl. narrated by him a. follow.: "I w aa
, in a most dreadfnl condition. My skin
waa almost yellow, eye sunken, tongue
" coated, pain continually n I back and
The revenue cutter Perry arrived down ' side, appetite rrartUy growln
MARINE NOTE;
from Portland yesterday.
weaker day by day. Three phy.ldan.
had given me up. Fortunately a friend
The British bark Glenmark. Captain advised trying 'Electric Bitter.;' and to
Johnson, sal!, today. In ballast, for Taltal. 1 my great Joy and surprise the first bottle
, made a decided Improvement. 1 contln-
The National City, with freight and ued their use for three week, and am
passengers for San Francisco, left out I now a well man. I know they saved my
yesterday.
The schooner Dewey, lumber laden, left
out yesterday in tow of the tug Maggie. Drug Co.
for San Francisco.
life, and robbed the grave ot another
victim." No on should fall to try them.
Only 50 cents per bottle at Este.-Conn
PLATED OUT.
The targe Wanklakum. loaded with
rock for the Gray", harbor Jetty, wa.
towed out yesterday. j du;j headache, pains In variou. partt of
the body, sinking at the pit of the atom-
The British ship Glenmark yesterday
put on board four tons of provision for
her voyage to Taltal.
The British bark Forthbank. 110 day
from Gerghentl. sulphur laden. Is off the
river and will arrive In today.
ach loss of appetite, feveriahnes, pimple
or sore, are all positive evidences of Im
pure blood. No matter bow It became ao
It must be purified In order to obtain good
health. Acker Blood EUxer haa never
fal1' ' to cure scrofulous or lyphllltlc poi
sons or any other blood dlseasea. It I
certainly a wonderful remedr and wa sell
The Elder, from San Francisco, arrived (every bottle on a poeltlve guarantee.
In yesterday with a heavy freight list
part of which she discharged here before
leaving for Portland.
The steamer South Portland arrived In
yesterday from Seattle. She will be put
on the Portland-San Francisco run by tne
Oretcon and California, Steamship Com
pany. A ship flying a pilot (lag was reported
off the river yesterday evening by tne
Fort Stevens life saving station crew. Tne
The tug Escort left out and will probably
brlnif her In this morning.
For sale by Eates-Conn Drug Co.
FISHER'S OPERA HOUSE
L. E. SEIiIG Lesee and Jrlg'r
Return engagement of the pop
ular
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
D. Stuart, Jr., to Jessie M'GUvray, lot
lit, block t, Merrlwether Downs; foo.
H. S. Lyman to Jacob Bosshart, north
west quarter of northeast quarter, section
IK. township 7 north, range 10 west; i5.
W. W. Christiansen and wife to Isaac i
Bergman, undivided one-half of lots 7
and 8, block 12, McClure s Astoria; K,im
United States to Cyrus O. Taylor, lot
7, section 13. and southeast quarter ot
southeast quarter of section 11, and east
half of northeast quarter, tection Zi, and
I'.i 5, ti. 7, xctlon 2i, township u north,
rare 7 weHt; patent.
J. 'J.-ay. trustee, to C. E. Ealn, lot
0. block 91, McClure's Asiorla; fm.
W. H. Gordon to S. E. Gordon, lots M,
10, 11, 12. 13, 14. If,, and V,. block 11, Rose
dale addition to Astoria;
HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS?
The Southern Pacific will give you a
ride to the Oregon State Fair on any of
their lines In Oregon for one fare for the
round trip, good going and returning any
time during the fair. The State Fair is
the people's institution and shou.u be pat
ronized liberally. Come and see what
resources Oregon ha. One fare for round
trip.
Bittner Theatre Co.
For
FIVE NIGHTS
beginning Tuesday, Sept. 13.
NEW SONGS
NEW PLAYS,
NEW SCENES and
THE GREAT WARAGRAPH
Opening in the beautiful society
Drama, "La Utile Marie."
Saturday cauly mai inec; Tor la
dies and child, en.
?opular prices Reserved seats,
50 cents, gallery,
20 ton Is.
Seats on sale Monday, Sept. 12,
at Griffin & Reed's
Take Special Notice of This Ad.
WE BEG TO NOTIFY THE ENTERPRISING
PEOPLE OF ASTORIA THAT WE HAVE NOW
ON HAND A COMPLETE LINE OF GAS AND
ELECTRIC CHANDELIERS, ELECTRICAL
AND GAS SUPPLIES, MANTELS, GRATES
AND TILING, ANDIRONS, FENDERS AND
SPARK GUARDS. ASTORIANS WHO INTEND
BUILDING SHOULD BE SURE TO NOTE OUR
ADDRESS AND WRITE FOR CATALOGUE.
Frank Holcomb & Co.
45 Wanlilriuton Street
I'ortlnnd. OrciT'in
SOLID OAK TABLE
Top 24x24
ONLY $2.00
Heilborn & Son
222 LOUVRE
Seventh and Astor Streets, Astoria.
SHASTA MINERAL WATEK, IWEK. NOULE.
KICKOKY AXD SHAW'S MALT WHISKIES.
ALL OTHER LIQl'OKS, WIXES, BEER AXI) CIGARS
Served Day and IN I j; lit.
AUGUST KRATZ, - - Monomer
A STANDARD ARTICLE
It is always best to ge
a standard article e,f grmrle
They are mure reliable and can
be depended upon. s'c hnndlc
only the best standard qualities
other brands arc too expen
sive, even thouijh they sell for
less, because they cost us Customers.
ROSS, HIGGINS & CO
SBCAiv: n&vjc: .v:-:v.v:x-: v;-v.:vc.v:-v: v xVVivrv'aV
1
NEW GOODS JU5T ARRIVED
Four Hundred Different Patterns
Wah Sing & Co., Merchant Tailors, were never better
prepared to nerve the puhlie in their lino. Gents'
Furnishing : Goods t.f all kinds. Suits- mado to order
quickly, -urge s:ock rendy-made goods. Cleaning
and repairing. Rcmomber, Price Talk.
9
9
WAH SING & CO 6a6Com'rc'ISt.
THE BEE HIVE has just recoivod
another lot of ladies' walking
hats. We have everything de
sirable and now in this lino.
THE RAINS will soon Commence;
Interview us with regard to
umbrellas and mackintoshes;
We have a good line of both at
very low prices.
This Week 99c.
will purchase you
a pair of our $1.25
Kid Gloves.
Albert Dunbar,
N. P. CORSETS TRY THEM.
Astoria
Steam
WHITE LAI10R
IWECT WORK
SATISFACTION
Gl'ARANTCCD.
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THE PALACE
Astorla'5 Leading Restaurant
EverytHIng Strictly FlrMt-ClnnM.
W. W. WHIPPLE. Pron.
thjvuinnuiruvinnnnuvini tvrb
V.WsViY.VrWAW.Vi
I ASTORIA MEAT COMPANY
Telspttone No. (iJI
I Handles Only the Choicest Meats
413 Commercial ft., n.t Pslsn. Util.ursi.t.
LOWNEY'S
CHOCOLATES
AT
THE SPA