The daily morning Astorian. [volume], May 30, 1899, Image 4

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LADIES' UNDER MUSLINS
!W(tlnnlnR today pud continuing
uttlll SuturJay. May 27th,
W. rcenly purchased big lot of th goods, consisting ot (own. drawers,
idilw and toret cover, front on. ot the largest factories in the country, and
hle,li during this m) will ha sold at from 25 to 60 per cent Km than thsr
have vr been told for In Astoria.
A glanro at tb. display In our window will fully aubstantiat. our ckiw.
IV hv not th spac. to tnum.rat. the different Items, but remember "Trier,
peak louder than word," o com and . for yourself.
Kcmcmbcr Sale lasts only till Saturday, May 27.
HE FAIR,
"W under-buy and underll. Both Kin you gt th. benefit"
506-508 Commercial Street
LADIES'
WHite and
Ecrue Chomois
Gloves
AT
Albert Dunbar
P. J. Meany-rata
merchant Tailor and
Exporter of Furs.
JIlBat Cah Prlc
Fatd for IMr Bklaa.
Ttnthand Commercial Ste.
Astoria, Or.
Drifted Bnow flour Kt at tha Pat
Virkat
Room for Rant-ApBly npatalrt. Good,
aiaa Building.
Beat U-e.nl meat. Rtln Bua raataur
at, CI Coaam.rcUl atr.t
Frcah aupply Cunt.r obocolatea and
boa bona Juat rcld at tha Parlor.
TboM who bar triad th. lea fttm
aarad at th Parlor aay H Is tht beat
la tha city.
Beat California win eat per
loa. Ales Gilbert, sola ajrent for Aatorta.
Taicphoa B.
Cream Pur Ry. America' flnast
whlakay. Tb only pur cood. fuaran.
teed rich and mallow. Joha L. Carlson,
sola ajant
IV 8ala Tha sloop "Sparrow." SS feet
Ions and 11 feet wide. Handy for flan
tender or for trapper. John Swlnr. Fort
Stereo, Oregon.
LOST. Silver match box. wtth cam
tnrraved. Finder will b ultabty re
werJed by returnlnc to th undersigned
ftt tb. railroad office. T. H. CURTIS.
Rantlr and Ideal bicycisa tor sal. or
ronu Repairs and auadrka at lowest
rataa. Can at eydery, $S Bond strt
Columbia Electric and Repair Company.
Gold medals to HARPER whiskey at
Nw Orleans and World's Fair. Chloajra.
Try It. yea will .ndor. tb. Judge's Tr.
diet. Sold by Foard Stokes Co., As
toria, Oregon.
Afi.r liay I tb. Astoria Wood Tard
Company wtll delleer Knapotoa Mills
slab wood at your door, aawed. for DU
jxr cord. Laav orders wtrh F. L. Parker
r at th. Aatorta Wood Tard.
Xelly traaafar wagocs deliver boa
wood to any part ot th. city on ahort
Botlo. All ordtrs left at Zapfa furnl
tur. stors. Ot Commercial street, will
raclv. prompt arteollom. Ttlephon.
CR
Th. new Craamary Restaurant. Bond
stmt, near th alley between lira and
11. h street, eirre th. be K-ent meal
var set out la Aatorta. Everythlns; hi
n.w, neat sad clean, and absolute satis
faction U guaranteed all patron.
Fredericksburg Musk- Ball, corner of
Seventh and Aider streets. Portland. Or.
High class en'.artalnmanta every evening.
Tb oMy family resort la that city. A.I
kinds of rafreahmenta. All delicacies to
seasoa. Admission free. Louis Dam.
sruach. proprietor.
Natlc Piano-owners can have their
instruments thoroughly cleaned (prevn.
tlv of moth used) for U.W Other re
pairing and tunlt-g at moderate charg'
Call at OrUBa ft Reed'a or at Spazarth's
tore. Sua) Commercial street. T. Fred
erlcksca. A pure whiskey agree with any food,
la fact aids d'gfstioa. It tone, the
atomaoh. Increase, th. flow of the gastric
Julcoa and tu promotes strength and flesh.
A pur. whiskey Ilk. HARPER Whiskey.
&M by Foard A Stokes Co.. Aatona.
Ores.
Whn tn via tp Into Fisher Bros,
and th new m-.wr cooatrut'ted on
ew prlnolplea to work among tfte
ttua.j. Tou caa ma the cutter bar
poi pondlcuUr without throwing th soa
chiue out ot gear or stopping the team.
Hss rv-Lttr fccarirgs ad! vry atu draft.
W. A. Oatnas prtvat. stock whiskey,
handled .iciuetralj la Astoria by Joha
L. CarUoB, Is aa. cf th. moat popvlar
Vveragea sold. Ita yau-ity and ajuaUty
ar. guaraateed. aad H I. ePcUily ras.
emntended tor family aa. b la aotl ta
aay quantity at th. ascaar ac Twalfth
aad B4 itiaatj. -.
OIAL SALE...
The Place To
Save Money
Boys Will Be Boysl
and yog can't prevent tbetn from
Indulging In natural and healthy
porta, Tha only thin to do U to
buy their clothing at audi low
price a w art selling our band-
wm and atyllab aalior suit.
Odd knee pants, ahort waiati,
and dmi tulta of cheviots, oaaal.
mere, etc., at l.Si. H 50, JTOt and
tS.5
Hats, Taps and Shoes.
THE BEE HIVE.
TODAT'S WEATHER.
Fair weather.
AROUND TOWN.
W. J. Heckard'a I. X. L. creamery
butter per roll at th rarlor.
Th Columbia crossed out
Franolsoo Sunday morning.
for S.in
The HrltUm shin Oleneaslln left up In
tow for rortlami yeateway.
Th regular monthly meeting .f the
water rommlssion will b held this ever.
Ing.
In the police court yesterday J. Her.
Redmond were 9ned
rlngton and E. R.
b each far being drunk.
The steam achooner Iickm cried
out for Scactl fihinday. where she will
load sal for San Francisco
Fruit frappe to order at th Parlor;
aam price aa Ic cream. excp pin',
apple, which Is 19 cents higher.
Th M-hoorvw Manila, lumber laden tor
Shanghai, arrived down from Portland
yesterday and was towed to sea.
Th Ladies AM Society of the M. E.
church will hold a iecial meet.r; at :h
church parlor a 2 o'cKik this aftei.
noon.
Th OMslilon lln steamer Heuneme
arrived down from Portland yesterday.
She took on considerable freight at the
Ninth street dock and atrrwards left out
for San Francisco.
The schooner IVwey. in tow of th tug
Mairvie. arrived in from Netlalem Suit.
day. The IVwey had a cargo of met. i
chandisw. ADil left un for Portland eier.
.Vhv Sh ,-sireieil Ka mi fM of sssone.1
lumber, principally building materia..
valued aa I7T3SS.
j
Percy H. Allen, agent for Sam T.
Shaw's thematic company, which open 1
a week' engagement at Kuher's opera!
boua next Monday, was busy all dayjth water and they became excit'd w-ith
yesterday poetlng his bills. The com. i th.. lurching of the boat. Just as Jensen
pany wtll arm from San Francisco next
Sunday and oien in Milton Noble's great
play of "Ixiv and Law." Look for d.s-
play ad. In totnoorrw's lasue.
lsc master Mclonah w1 give th
enuJoye of the pot olTlct n opportunity
to attend th memorial exercises today.
Ther will be on carrier delivery in the
business district this nuTnlng. Th car.
rlera' and general delivery windows will I
be open from 12.W to l.J p. m. The
money order and rg:9;erej letter de-
partmen: sill be clo-ed dur.ni; the dav.
Contractor 1-Ie k. ho has a large
force of m engaged' in building ii't
racks at Warren'on. will have the work
i-omiJeted by rhe eflj of rte wek. Mr.
, . . . , ..... . ,. M, V... . ..
e.e... v.-oin:ai.i
on hand, lie li engoa'i'd In movirg tao
houses at Scow Uay, and ill commence
toilwy building a cellar and putting In a -
new foundation underneath the Star (
Jjon- ;
The run of fish yesterday and Sunday
waa exceptionally good, the majority ot
the fishermen delivering catches ranging
from J pounds to a half Hon. Tn flih
were alt large and of flue guality. The
bct catvhes are made at thr mouth of
rhe river. The run of small fish la g' tting
smaller every day. and the run of large
fish la on the Increase. There ar but
few steel head In the river. Th seine,
and trap are taking a .'ew bluebacks,
but they are alo very scarce, It being too
early In tho season for this j.pecles of
salmon to eiit'C trie river. The season's
pack U. so far. a ell ah,-a, of former
years with good ..rospects t.'mt it will
continue ao until !i:e close of the sea.
son.
Th Methouisr church was flll.d with a
large aig! fcprc:auve audr.:tc Sujv-
day night to listrn to :h, ea,.m.-ai ,r-
mon hat a as de.lve ,U b h Pas.or.
Kev. Mr. Holl.nghea.l MemVr, of t.V
Grand Army and K..,,f wr pr
ent in a bvdy The addr.sa was wme -
hat out f li".e fr,.m tlt e..i;'.l'o" i
gulatlo? ;
-w. - w - -. . .
memorial sermon, being a ke
h .if the :
growth of universal '..rxherhovj. the
last stand act b-:ng th. p. dee cunt, rencs
now In scKn at T'-.e llaicic 1: was
patriotic and full of words of hop- ar. I
encouragetuent for the future of th
I'tttted Stat-, s in earryirg tut a man.
fes: des.lny in the wo'k 0? upliftlrg
mar-kmd ar.d r;'Uicirtg de,potii:n with
titw-rtv. ar..l iitu-.Titl, e att.l .iuilor woi, '
. . i
U""T "
.
A",, ,tK'" 'rlUm rtturn,dj:i.. under command .f Li,u.enar,t
from The Dalle, Uat Sunday nh,. hUh,fw. A. Sherman, man-bed from the ar.
!y pleased by the tr,atment accorded mory. followeu by the twll Iwrer, ,-a'.
-.hern by the Coainurcal Clut uf Tort- ry.ng the casket, which was placed n
.awl and Th Dalles. The gentlemen of
both club outdid themselves In their
efforts to nertaln their visitors. The
Commercial club of F rtlssl took charge
of their gusts and entertained them with
a banquet- rrMay alternooa th team
started for The Dalles, wher. they were
recvtwdl try larg. Bomber of loadina;
rittieas and tendered th. freedom of th
city by Mayor Nolan, Th only regret
xprd by th gentlemen of Tha Dell
was that only four Aatortana could b
Induced to visit thetn. Therefore Tha
Dalle team waa divided Into two section
of four each. Tho A. F. C. taam loal
to Tha Dalle taam Friday night, Thla
may b attrlKutcd to tha faot that they
wer faggd out by tw ,! cowlmiou
trawling ami reastlng. They redeemed
themselves, however, on 'the following
night by winning hr out of four game.
Saturday afternoon tha visitor were
driven into tha couretry and ahown all
tho (Mnt of Intareat. The gentlemen
of Th Dalle club have nromlscd a ..
turn Visit In July, and the Astoria boy
will then ahow what Astoria hospitalltv
t. like.
The first vent of a aerlea of exercises
to tnk place- thla week In connection
wkh the closing of tha public school
of Astoria, waa th annual aermon de
livers by Rev. Wm. Seymour Short at
Grace Riuscopal church Sunday vnlng.
Scholars from tha different schools, to.
ghr wkh their teacher and Professor
right.. principal of tha high aohool.
wer present In a body. There waa also
a larga attendanca by tha (rvneral pul
lie. tha church belnt" tilled to Ita Mllet
that capacity. Th ttwi.i of Itev.
Shorfa aermon waa "Work." and h
mad hi aubject very clear and con.
vtnclnx. nl proved that It waa only by
labor that aucceaa waa attained In Uti
worKI and life evrlatln m th world
to come mad poaaible. That It waa not
o much the Ilobaona aa H wai the rank
an.1 ! who moved th world. The ad
dreaa waa rllel with und adv.ee anil
wort! of enoourair.'ment to both young
and old.
An Interesting meeting y th Push
Club was held Ut night. Preaidon!
HamWett waa In the chair and a go-M a:.,",f ,he exemplary rhara. ter of the young
tendance was present. A number of con:.
municatlons were rsad before the meet,
Ing. C. 1). tlrielaon, H-tvt.ir of the
Oregon Stare Fair Association, wrote
Informing th cluh that h.wks of the
deacrtjstv pamphlet would be available
for distribution on the payment of ex-
presiage, as th slate had made n. a
prcpnatlon for the ditrltulln of th
books. The accretary w.t dlredevl to
atfty .'or the biwks. A letter waa r.wd
' . ' .. .... .... ...
irm Air. esuiney iH'i; asa'.ng tnat a h.i'm hhk h mi
.vmmltte b,. appointed to examine thej!n ,:" Br,! n. glorious work for llh.
manuscript of his book and to n perate .'rt" ,,nJ humanity. -And the dead .t
in its revision until It would be In an iWTx U"!H ,h! ;" ret roll call wh-n
jovrtN sh,. the committee to have
m s-';ur- u puoiienea. vn mo. ion .uesr.s
I-e. AVlse and C.riffln were appointed
such committee. Reference was made to
a communication in the Tti:mo. k Hea l -
lght from Mr. H. S. Lyman, secretary of
rh. etnh in r.r.l t r,.!s ln T.'.Utiiook
iiN.unty. The matter was referred to th!l,',t a: "d would have gradu.
-ommittee on roads. fr. lWktn.tn re-
p.rie.1 a meeting of the board of Imni.."" 10 on,r nl services to his cour.
gratlon at Salem, a: which Messrs. C..p.',r" enlute,! In company A. Sec.
rr. Ksslin and Davey. of th board, were i""" regimem. i.n-gon volunteers, lie l. rt
present, together with the governor and ' "n,v mllh hi' r-gim. nt f-r San Fran,
secretary of state, and that pans werej"' '' ani1 " '" J" -'r '
devlse.1 for raisin funds to rnvt ex. I frum lh tlme h" ': hl native
penses for inducing Immigration Into the
state. The governor promised that any
money advance,! would be refunded by
th state. Consklerable discussion fol-
lowed as to the best means ot Improving
riads. after
Journed.
which th meeting ail.
A sad awhlent occurred on Young' bav
Sunday afternoon, which resulted In the
drowning of two brothers. John and Rf
mus Andreson. aged II and 1 years r.
speotively. The young men live.1 with
thrlr mother, who 1 an Invalid, near the
old oil works on Younsr's river, and
earned a Uv.ng by cutting wood. They
were invltcl Sunday morning by Hans
Jensen, a neighbor, to take a boat ride
ur th.. Walluski. They accepted the lr
vltation and started In
small row boat,
TV, mrt- m.t tK Trin nr. th IV,1.
'uKi witnout acciiient. A strong soutn.
-' had sprung up before their r.
turn, whloh causal a choppy m In the
mouth of the bay. Th boat was inside
th old Ooss tfestle. and the wind h-tng
t o strong they dei-lded 1 lower the
sail. Th. two brothers were not U'e,! to
hl th sail lowered the boat capslgej
and the three men were thrown Into the
'water. They all tried to climb onto the
bottom of the upturned boat, but as they
(did so the btiat kept turning over and
'over, and they son were exhausted and
jlet go. A numW of people saw rhe ac
t;dent from the. shore, but no boot being
j convenient they wre unable to render
any assistance. After letting gr, of the
boa: the three m-n sank. Frank Ifenry.
who was among the spectators on shore.
(ran to the bouse of a Chinese vegetable
p!dler. whir he found a boat and
st.irttsl to row to tb seen of the accl.
derK. tVfore he could reach the spot.
h iw. ver. the Andreaon brothers had dls -
appeared. Jensen was struggling des.
penatelr to hiM on to the boat, snd the
. I
irowo ..n snore was in a rrengy or excite.
ment. Henry- rersjd Jensen, who was
jiartly un.-onsclous and In an exhausted i
condltlon. He was taken to th beach,
an.l willing hands n had him In a fa:r
way of recovery. S-arch was Immediate,
y commence.! for the two brothers, and !
after a roup! of hours th bodies were
recovered alm -st In the same spot where
they had disappeared. Coroner Pohl was
at one notified and took possession of
th boilles. They w-r taken to the
morgue, but an Inquest will not b held,
as the coroner thinks It unnecessary.
The fum-ral of the unfortunate young
men will take place from Coronr Pohl's
rooms tomorrow at 159 and the bod.ea
Interreil In Oreenwood cemetery.
A SOLDIER HOY 1.AID TO RKST.
Astoria Pavs a Fitting Tribute to Her
H-Tolc lie.id-Edward C. Y'oung
Hur.e.l With Military Honors.
Sunday was an epoch Jay In the hi,
tory or Astoria, ror on that day her d'l.
tn IhM 4i 1 1 f Tiai wrtnril if it t f n.l '
'all united tn giving the remains of a
- ..- 4 "-i' s a-s-s i
.'latss.p county boy a burial worthy of.,, work fur-.tsMng ,ch Informs. '
:ne lte wf ,.aus for which he 1 , 0n a, 1, no H-ed ,M to ea-e f,e ,r. I
gave up hi, U.'e. Ail flags .Wut town .rivl-, tmmlg-a-t, an4 .a ,n.m..n ,., '
'a - T. at half mast an! the Br.tish ah p .how o cmi,'..,. -k. JIS .1 I
W.il'.icetoan and the local
. o .. ... .u. i i ..... ....
p.rt had their en. gr.s lowered from the
11,11 .i.nu.it ai.u Liie io,"3ii ve-.se . ,n
Iaas in twr.or of th- dead. The rema ns
arr.ve.1 on the train Friday night, by
way vf San Kram ;sc... ;.- :n Marlla. and
I was me: at the d pot by a detachment
frotn the Orand Army and of. the naval
i vv' ar J sorted to rhe artrwry. . he
,ca-k. t was drap-d in flags and covered
with Mower, and a guard of honor from i
ih r.j. i u-u. i,u.i AM a..... t
"""'J " "" "u -' :
iiromp-iy ai u u unuay. tn nour tor
i format tlte prveessl. n. the raval bat-
tn nrars. to bear It away to Its last
mating place. Th pall bearers were:
It bert Mclean. Harry D. Gray. Charles
Hobon. Patrick Gallagher. Edward Han.
son and Nicholas Clinton. The honorary
bearers were: John W. Weloh, A. Schr.
neckau. J. H. D. Gray, Jihn II. Smith.
Thomas Henderson and Joha PlckemeH.
Th pallbearers were furnished by Cyrus
Olnry Cabin No. . Native Son, and OuA.
Ing roat No. It. 0. A. It. Following tha
casket was a crayon portrait of tha do.
eraser noma by Chart. l MoKtnn
and Kred Gales, who had been hl com.
patilon during hl lifetime In thta ctiy,
The procession Immediately formal, be
ln levl by Chief of IVHc Mullock ami
a platoon of police. In the following or
der; Aatorla Military Hand. Second bat
talion naval reierv. Cuahin I'oel No.
11 O. A. II. , th henre, portrait and
pallitearera. n-latlvea the dtHvae,
("iKhlnir Itellef Corp. No. S, Seaalde
t.inUe .No. 12. A. O. V. V., Charity Ma
i N j. M and IVctttc N. W. ltet-e
of Honor, Marchlnc with tha nal re.
aervn waa Charlea A. Clae, a aunner
alio had been with Admiral Hwey at
Ltntla. Whll,. the nrtvittU.o wu. tH.ltii i
f. rmed Chlof Stiu klon of the fire depart. !
mem had the Ml tolled at minute taps.
At the wonl of command from Cnmrad
R!nHre the prwe-talnn ntoved forward,
the land plkylng a .tft ami touohlng
funeral dirge, on the nmroh to lra-
Klrti'vi-l chui-h. where the Impreaalv
aervlc of th riltvl chun-h were
tH-rformed over th dead by Rev. Wm.
Seymour Short. At the oloa of th cr
vice In the church the proceailon aataln
look un H line of march and proceeded I
t th ati-amer I'mllne, uiwn whh-h pas- j
sage was taken for I'Jreenwood cemetery, i
great was the crowd that desired to j
go to the cemetery that the ateamer Han. ;
horn and he aunctie Triton and Elf I
eaoh took a load and then many had to j
l left. Arriving at th cemetery the !
varum, organliatl.tna wvr drawn up 1
about the grave ami the lat s.id trltuile !
was made to the d.d THmWm ...'
mad by Rev. J. A Kllund of the Swe.l.
lh Lutheran church. It was a tou.-hing
at'd dotiuent trlhut lo the tvttrlotlsm nnd ;
m;tnhv,l ev' the dead smLH'r He spoke
nt.tn. and closed with tender writs of
conaolatlon t. the sorrowing r-ln'lves
:"' friends. The beautiful and svmhollc
i rites of the ttrand Army were then
j ivrformrd. after which a detail of 15 men
from he nval reserve tired three vol lev if
over th,. grave of their comrade In arms
n'1 ,h,'S the Umle sounded taps, that
Ml' eet call, that has sounded so many
M1' before ever the gravs of other
r-0,le American boy who h.nl given up
'.th..L II,.... th., iV.t. ....j... ...
j "" ho hav m-.de a good light will
1 rh . .r.h
i
I HUard C. Young was txrn on Younij
rlv"r January h an.l died at M.mHa
! 'f typhoid fever, August II. K. At the
i "" W'-h war out jt- was
"udent at the state agricultural col-
!
at the end o.' th,. .r lie was of
'""""T until his desi.l Ksly was broiatht
K. W . ika .K.u W a.- I . l . w . a.
. ' -"" r , Kun
"""" ""'" "" ,on" amwtions. ills
r n,T "n" mother. Andrew Noting and
I Jonnn Young., and a sister Agn nd
nrotners iani.-i, K.lwln and William.
ar, left to mourn the death of a dear one.
who waa not afraid to die when duty
rallrd.
.
. oREOON STATE !"RP
j ' ' ,
OP IMMIGRATION
i fai
' Organises and Ele.ts Omeer-P!an of
j Work Outllned-Hnnlsh lmmlttra.
j ti It Sevsjr-d
j "on t,y ' ''rr"
"
i Mr. W. O. invslln, who whs in attrml.
ftlbs tasf -,e k M.I thtf. niei'tlllf nf the
snie ooam 01 immigrauon neiu in na-
J lm. report that the board Is now fully
,orKanx.-l and ready to begin an Immu
Kratton ramtlgn that w ill result In
! l.rtnging a substantial addilliwi to the -
, population and wealth of lregon within
I the next year.
The state b.nr. o Immigration, as
now organlx.sJ. Is romnos- d of J, C.
j Cooper McMinnvllIe, Frank Pavey, 8a.
m: W. f. Oosslln, Astoria; C. K. Henry.
i Portland, and II I. t)lv. Jacksonville.
I Mr. Conjwr Is president nf the bcrd.
i Mr Davey secretary, and Mr tssl n
i treaurer liea.fliuartera have be-nestah-
,lihH in Salem.
As the legislature, at Its las' srsslon.
! full.-l to mak- an appropriation tJ supply
i the funds n.xon; to enable the hoar!
! to earn- on Its work, the leading nu-st:nn
I for consideration hefore the board at Its
! recent mating was to
levlse a s- henve 1
whereby this flnanHal handicap to their
work would he removed. After consider. ,
Ing severil plans tt was di-olded to call
iup - n the county court of ea -h county to
jmak - an appropriation for the board.,
The amount each county I exn-cte.l to
rontribiK will le based titvm th" popula.
lion. The bard will nlso call upon the
transportation comimnles dolnr huslness
j n the stnte to make libra! contrtbu.
jtlons. ns also all county and local hoard"
i of trade and similar organisations. All
money contributed will be nald Inti h
'nfflr - of State Treasurer Mo-re. who will
pay It out onlv on nnler of the board
This money Is not xpcte,t to be s d!-
reel contribution to the board, hut tha'
of a loan contingent upon Its being re
funded bv an appropriation ley th next
state li'sWatur. as was the ras with i
-those who contributed to the fund lo I
mk rhe Oregon exhibit at the Omaha I
exposition, and who had their money re.)
I funded by the lust legislature Oovernor I
., r,ee,..ry . unnr. wno i
wr each present a' the meeting of th
b nrd. approved cf the plan and promised
to rec .mmend to the next legislature the
paage of such a bill.
Mr Oosslln states that It Is the turpoae
of the biiard to enrourag and nsslsr
the. dnganliatlon of county and .ys
-
Wird. !n all of th. conn-les and town
.. -a. . . . . . ....
'n.i , ..v .v. ..... 1
sr rrrt atrnr i nw r..ivia awiii
jBonurx a n.t ifitit mn
...on-v., to offer
n,...i . t . . ..
i Th. )mm!Jr.v!o?, f-om Flnta-.d
' which' h-T now hg.m as , result ,.f
: Russian . r,pr,...i was d'sc.. by th '
; ard and a r'an wis ad.r.tM t , .e-nr 1
,;,. s.-rr.nt in Oeeeo,' of as many
I f tJlw wiP . rhl. Tt board s
j w II at ore- mmm.... ...
ting out a pampM't J-.;vs of -he I
. ... ... ' - I
auvintages ant ndrjeemenrs Arsror his
;to offer to the Fltnl.h n. p'e at t
la nag will h ...,v.'
l
jwith 4 Imroducory artM 'trat.-, of
,h, state at larg T( v ,'t'
... n"r.t.h langiu yr rf ,!rtt)... ,
I throughout the Finnish province,' "r
j Oswald IT. It ckiwi n of this city was
upon Invitation of th board. nresnt at
jtb meeting and promised nr-Jn hhal'
of th Finnish peopl f Clatsop county
(to glv all assistant posstbl In ccr.
'Ing the settling cf hi countrymen In
jrM) Stat.
I Th board will hold a metng
' on Friday of rhls week tn PorV
'...SPECIAL TIPS...
To Prudent Buyers, as you will
Bargain.
M''" Fedora hat, of ood quality
n,,' oll h ur
lcUI ptl-, each t TS
Me-u'e all wxhI sack suit, all tailor
made, neat brown clovks, worth
tiow, Klc pt ul I.K
Meat' heavy all wool sweater, mad
of hre.M"ly yarn, worth UW,
alH'Cla) price l td
Mon'a en-l. faiK'y laundrle4 dreaa
ahlrtf. slightly aolled, regular price
kv, eclal price ,,, M
Men's heavy fleeced uhdaraltlrt or
d rimers, apeotal ric .4
A large lot of men' Jean punts, but.
odd allea, never sold for less titan
ILK', special price to doe them
out, per pair S
f T
C
Y 1 Ve I f 1
W II I J I I
WV.
an, I all! meH with the
chumber of commitv of that city to
agn- uinn a plan of mvMn wh.rebv ill-'
.werful aid of the metropolia of the
mtti,. tnoy t seciinM to alis the board
in ,ttrrylng out the ohje. ta for which It
,, Hrganliesl. California and Washing
iMi Mr. t)uilln aiaiee. are each dl-
playing iiniiuat activity lit immigration
w,.rk, both In securing Imiusirants from
FlnUud and frMtn the eastern states, aim
.... r.'l I.. Ud .,r tf..t
h i. ;neo unpui w
I, ft h lil'id In the race of state develop-
m.-it.
"
MKMt.ltl.U. 1AV I'll" "lit AM
f... .jt...... i ih ..r.ler In which tu
i-
r.le t;i f-rm and of tho line of
march to ( taken In carrying out the
, )w, rvan. e of Memorial Pay t.y ... cltu
ns of AstorU:
Tho iwr.,.!,. will form at lo S' o do. k
Ii.itp In tho following ..rd.-r; Cushlng
ivi
f.irm on I'.lrveiuh stie'l. ri;iit
resting on t ommerciai; i.:euienm fie.-
man's imiiuiwiuI of tho S.voiid division,
naval Latta-lcn. iregn .a;ionai i.im.w,
form on Klrviuh reet. rU-hl resting on
Kod; It-d Mm wtll form on Tiih.
rlht resting on Commercial; e.u.klc
Iwlge, A O. C. V f..rm on Commercial, j
a ..!... ... 1 .. s-V. reuW Itfh.ts aiW '
.,, r.-,!in o-. wi"sn ....... .
d.-tles destruig to wninpie .... i-in.
on Commercial, and report to tn mar.
shal. lunrniU Klmor.
The school will form on Klrventn sireei
In order of their schools; M.H'lure'a flnst.
tfbively's snd. Adair's third and Al-
derlnxk fourth, etc.
Th,. lan, will report promptly at ti
at the corner of llond and Eleventh
str-eis, to th marshal of th day
Line of mars-h. west on llond to S.-vrnth
sirit: south on Soven'h to Commercial;
east on Commercial to Fifteenth .treat; j
smith on Flftemh to eemet-ry wher- i
rlu'",c exercise will be held. ,
fh following Is the program for the j
memorial -roise to l held this ever..
t,g at Klher' oera house, under the i
.. r riih:ntf Itettef tiria No. 3:
in v.x-niion iiev. m. ! nir rn
"
K,t.Hlon ti,,r,hv Thomiwin
Trltnite to f nknown IVad .W R. Corp
tiultar Solo, Funeral March ....
y,tlirl,V,''' VV,liri" "Elnre . Thompssm,
Its and Thornton.
lle.-Hatun Mls Mvrtle lreen
A.'!''rr,,': MiLT'lC JKouselen
ft..ijitim ....... Mls Kathrvn Hhlvelv
Kx-r.-l.es . . 5 t.trls from Shlv:y school
,i'm I'lon' 'j" ISmlh
Rtttlori ' "Th 'oil Man Jfcm".. . ...
Martha Taldamino, Ahlerbns.k s.hool
; " MI J"'lm"i)J
Thcmpn.
Hunting drill Mrs Itusey's (laa
U-ltatJon . .. . . ...Ml M,'I"'Vt.TV.',t
i.LT.'aiTl """ " 'V Hal
Tirill Mlssi Garner's Plass
Chorus. "Old tH .ry" ?i Voices
PERSONAL MKNTION.
O. P Hufardt was a passenger .from
Portland on last night's train,
j 0 Hanthom and family returned
. n...i...t
II'MII f'TO.MII Oil 111. t.Hl t . . I'.lll.
C. C. Masten. th logger, was a pasens
ger from 8veniwn on last night's train.
J. W. Conn and Mrs. Conn returned
home from Portland on th train last
night.
Sor4rjr of Slat Frank I. Dunbar
arrived In the city from Salem on last
.night's express.
! W. O. Wilkinson snd Mrs. Wilkinson
'. returned on Isst night's train from their
. honey-moon trip to Bermuda,
j
CARD OF THANKS.
n-lleving that It would b Impossible
to personally thank very person and or.
ganlsatlon who extended their ptrotio
- ,h .,v.. to fnv familv
and myself In our Bereavement. I extend
,to all through th prss our heartfelt
thank.
ANDREW TOt'NO.
New Neckwear
Tctks, I'uffs. IJos aad
Fancy
r -
Manofactored
lNeca and Hobby Line of
e. H. COOPER,
The Leading House of Astoria
tokl heavy cotton blankets, good
liialliy. gray or wltll, gtilar
IuIlo Tfto pdal prk.
M
SI Inches wld. bleached muslin, a
very good muslin, spvcial price,
I H-r yard 00
At Inches wll Nottingham lac cur
tain, new pattern, worth Ho,
special price, per yard
Full ala comforter, filled with pur
whli ootton, oreton covrd,
worth ftOO. apeclal price 1U
tHal quality maltr tic king, pew
ryl (MtS'terna, worth too a yard
. I u. . I . t hpLm imp w . rt M.
...,,. .
all taftV lined, n.w rubber bln.W
Htg, worth IS, apeclal prlc a n 11.00
T
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1 1 f 1 Z I I
J I llll I
-W -V.
1
17. aa al
KNOX SAILOR
Kor LndieH.
In llluck, Navy Itluc. HMtc unJ llrnwn. ' cry StlUh Wtititun
NVvunt it Knox Hut.
BUFFUM &
Hnttern and
! l ThirJ Street, Corner JSturk,
VWWrliVfVirtrViViViii'rrVVrtYi
ASTORIA MEAT COMPANY
Tsl.phon
Handles Only the Choicest Meats
ail CssssMrclal St.. asit Psl Rial'st.l.
TWrrWrr
iiiuMyiuuHIMlaililMs.Ylls.rrf
W. F. SCHEIBE,
irs.
aa 5awkars Artlcl.
474 Commsrclsl Ml.
Stop and Think!
Are You Cisming
The Best Meols,
The Bent Llquora,
Or The Best Bed
That can b had la the city? If ot, Ar ! 4
It I. B.cau. you h.v.aot visited JgT J nCSTaUroIIU
For tho. who require geaula feed.
Mar set lbra with Mceomr all that tkrr iNd.
mouaanoa wao anow
, That of all tb great
Look for the sign of "JEFF'S" ami
nd l-ewot stamp to pay posiaga
FISHER BROS.
Builders' Heavy and Shelf Hardoiare,Ship Chandlery, Etc.
Can lava Ton Moot? oa EsUmatas of ICaterial of Crery Daarlpttoa,
R. L. Boyle & Co
Leading Real Estate Dealer of
ASTORIA, OREGON
Write for Information and rumjiliUu.
Boys'
Four-la Haads.
Knicker Leggings.
- - - -- - IT, - - - --- i - i t
V0K I5ICYCLC LhC.
bv 4. and D. George, f)n frets, Scotland.
SUSPENDERS of the Celebrated Wilson Bros, Make
find every item a
Itoya Heavy miitted I'mlorwear,
slaea I tu in year, worth Ho, spec.
W pr' ,
Iloya Btrong Kne Pants, well made
and strong sewed, worth Ko, apc
al price , ,
Hoy all witll reffer suits, largs sail,
or miliar, braid trimmed, wortli U
social price 1,
Young Man'a suit, good caaslmsr,
tailor mad, color navy Mua.ages
II to ft years, regular price H..W
special prte I,
jrUiye tailing Flannel Overshlrts,
gmtoj colors, regular price rants,
I-.- vni'n ,,,,,,
,lky rl Plack Heavy Rltibed
jl,.., doulil knee, war Ilka Iron,
worth Wc lolal M-lc ,,..s
TP
I J "T"
IJf 1 2
I J I W "1
U , rs
car
PENDLETON
K urniHlicrM.
hKTLNI, OHKCiON.
Po. 1J
s"1.!! ....... .........Minasmims ar
stanulacluree ot
ttt Always. Igoltablw
"U Belte Astoria" Clfir
Schelbc's Opera Star
Scticlb'i Special
Ami Otltar llranda
it nava itwsit eon
oaterera "ItiwT
he II EST.
take no other.
Established twenty year.
sag get a Ttd. Tab la for im.
General Supply
House for
Family Groceries.
535 Commercial Street
Clothing
ta Kccfcrs and Vcstccs.
I j
HATS