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4 christians DUTY 70 HIs church.

80 t~~FN"ff *"+~
one Of the greatest things In lIfc Is
10 know ones self. To master ones self
Is moro than conauerins nation: and
% kno wolr duty. and then DO Il nobly
and earines,lg. is divine
Our duties come wsth our environment.
but yet there Is one duty for which We
are personally resSonsible. and that Is
our duty toward our church. Each Sab
baga morning We expect our pastor 10
so into The pulpit not only clothed with
divinity but with an abundance OF spir-
ituaI food. from which his hociS can par
take and I've thereon. The minister who
goes into the pulpit unprepared has
silen far short OF his duty: and the
snernber who stays away from the house
.of worshfD for any trivial excuse is also
.remias IN his dhty. Let the pastor toll
hard as ne may, he needs the sympathy
.of his members IN every possible way.
fiis life II not cas-. amid a bed Of roses,
'but amid itials. trlbulations, and dis
discouraEements. Christians. one of the
most urgent duties ON your part is to
be Ia attendance al every service dur
ing the Gabbath day. Your pastor can
ao better preaching TO the people and
not 20 vacant chairs. Be there IN the
evening ~ well az at the morning ger
eic,2 Oh, for lhat abundance OF a
Christian love one for another, that is
ore might attract and draw us closer
together ana establish within US a we'll
sprlns Of charity ana helpfuiness ono for
the other Let ue resolve with the COM
INK year that We VIII not absent our
selves from any Of the services az The
house OF Worship other than for an ex-
cuse that we can ofler 70 God Almighty.
Encourage your pastor Ia this way. and
lhe prosperity and success % the church
IS assured
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The New RiaIto Last

Is the Laost perfect swing Zoe last that's made
It's made ia Gun Metal Calf Bucher Cuban heel and med
INN extension sole II does skin peel and takes
high polish. Price ------~--- $500
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cArTIM.

Chicago. $4,000. steady.
Kansas City. 1900. stea<y.
Omaha. 5000. steady.
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LIvERPooL CLOSING CABLE
Wheat Y higher
Corn \ higher
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NEW YORK corroN.

NEW YORK COIION.
zone O'CLOCK ouotation-)
January, sl1.60.
Mh,rch. s11.T6.
May. sii.7s.
July. s11.9l.
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NEW onLrANs corron.

Zone O'Clock Quotatlon)
January. sil.7i.
March. slI.aR.
May. si2.l2.
July. tl2.20.
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Chicago. 10000 strong.
Kansas city. 1900. strong.
Omaha. 1000. strons.
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LIVERPOOL OPENING CABnni.
Wheat unchanged to y higher.
Corn y higher.
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STATEMENTS


Manufacturers and 5rokerc Association.
Published In Daily Leader January 90,
'... ~. ...... 1o06.)
Statement OF Manufacturers & Brok-
ers Association OF America We. the
President and majority Of the Board
OF Trustees OF the Manufacturers &
Brokers Association Of America. Of the
Territory Of Oklahoma. do here by cer-
tify that the authorized capital stock OF
said company Is 100000. and 2i.1oo
has been paid and there are debts Of
said company amounting 10 s4Tesfs
WILLARD II. HALL.
President.
willard r. Hail. II. j. Mason Maurice
II. PaIliow, trustees.
/, H. j. Mason. secretary OF the
Manufacturers & Brokers Association Of
America, of the Territory OF Oklaho-
ma. do hereby swear that the facts
stated in tie above certificate are true
TO the best VI my knowledge and belief
II. j. MASON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day OF January A. D. 1906.
(sEAL) LOUISE M BOYER,
Notary Public for State of Missouri
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Tine special revival services thar have
been Ia progress this week az ihe First
Methodist church conducted by Rev.
~ n Rose. VIII be conducted during
fhe week The attendance h large each
evening and much spiafual good is be-
jnE accomplished. Rex. Rose is an ear-
nest helpful worker h'd breaches con-
fictlns sermons lhai huch the hearts
az Aia andleuces rho music by the
chorus choir Is a feature Of the meetings.
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LIVERPOOL SECOND CABLE.
Wheat y higher.
Corn unchanged to e hlEher.
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MARKET LETTER
(By Special Telegraph to Daily Maallef)
KANSAS CITY CASH.
WHEAT.

KANSAS CITY ESTIMATES.
Wheat Is, grade 40.
Corn IS, grade ~.
oats D. grade 4
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CHICAGO ESTIMATED TOMORROW.
Wheat 10. grade
Corn s2o. grade H.
Oats ieo, grade "a
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Trinity Episcopal church. corner No
hle avenue and Broad street.
Rt Rev DR. brooke Bishop.
Rev a. B Nicholas pastor.
Third SUNDAY after Epiphany
SECOND sunday after Epiphany
Sunday school 10 q. m.
Service and sermon. Il a. M.
Evening service and sermon. .. M.
faill aurrliced choir: good music
Seats free good E4usic; everybody
welcome
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J. G Lewis sold the cHara place
near Goodnight this week, but the
owners backed out, paid the commits
sion and looked pleasant The farm
is good enough for him.
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The Epwcrth league of The West Guth-
rie A. ~ church win give an entertainr,
ment,at the church as soon ~ they can
without interfering Niih the revival %
The Congregational church Prof Ben
iiennesaey viii be Ia charGe
Rev nrannon 4 siIn holdinE the peo-
bic Who come - hfaf him preorh There
are new people combs 10 every service
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+. NJ. Lee, our popular young hard
ware and implement merchant, left
Monday morning for Kansas City
where he win represent Lee & Son at
the National Implement Dealers as
sociation. Frank will also visit his
old home at Stockton, Kas., before re-
turning.
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HOW GUTHRIE BOYS
FIELDED LAST SEASON

Following are the fielding averages OF
the Guthrie BAH players for the season
OF 1905.
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Tho revival meetings at the West
Guthrie Congregational church win be
continued through the week Attend
ance and interest depend in an en-
couraging manner thrcssh the past week
aud great things are promised Tor the
remalnlne days of The special ineetiags,
Members o. other churches are giving
appreciat.ve ussisianee
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RELIGIOUS WORK SlH Announcement
AND WORKERS saS Notes

First Presbyterian church, corner OF
Noble avenue and Division street.
Rev Harry Omar Scott. ID. d.. pastor.
Sunday school, 9;i5 "A. m.
Services II a. m. aud 7;30 p. m.
senior Endeavor, 6;30 y. M
Good music By choir.
Dr. Scott win preach at the morning
service. Rev. J j. Thompson viii speak
at the evening service on Prohibition
FOR the New State and the Duty OF the
Church With Reference To It." Good
music &; each service.
~ %,Nhse ~u-s 4sanaf J 81 5
First Methodist Episcopai church,
corner Noble avenue and Broad street.
Rev W. H. Rose, pastor. STUDY and
offiec. 2i5 East Noble. Telephone 2ss.
sunday school. 9;f5 a. M
Preceding services IL a. M. and 7:Se
.. M.
Junior league. p. m.
Epworlh league. Gao p. m.
Prayer service. Thursday evening.
South Methodist church. corner Broad
street and Villas avenue
Rev. j.. u. Disch. pastor. once and
study. ais South Broad street. Phone
TO
sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching services. II a. m. and 1896
p. m.
Epworth league Gao and $3.50 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday. 1880 p. m.
Noman's Home Missionary society
FIRST wednesday Of each month. at par
sonage
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First Christian church, corner Of Ash
street and Noble avenue
Rev X. G. Ventress. pastor
sunday school 10 n. m.
Preaching II a. M. and 1880 p. m.
Junior Endeavor. ESQ y. m.
Christian Endeavor, $50 p. m.
West Guthrie NJ. r. church directory.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Preaching. io;t5 a. M,
Class meeting. l20o m.
Junior league. gao D. m.
Epworth league ESQ p. m.
Preaching. ESQ D, m.
Prayer meeting. Thursday 7i3o p. M.
Ladies' Ala socie.y Wednesday 2:so
p. m.
West Guthrie congregational church,
corner Eighth street and Warner av-
cnue.
Rev W. c. Lennon. pastor residence
bos East Cleveland avenue
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Morning worship II a. m.
Evening worship. 7.30 y. n1
C. ~ Devotional. p. m
There win be membership reception
AZ the morning service
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COyle


coyIe, Okla. Jan. 2O.--John Signs of
Marysville. Mo-, who owns consider
able land near here. arrived yesterday
for weeks visit. He says when he
left home Wednesday heavy coat of
snow still covered the ground and that
on Monday and Tuesday the trains
were all blockaded Quite contrast
with Oklahoma weather, to be sure.
Mrs H. N. Leonard went to Guthrie
this morning.
This splendid weather is admired
by all new comers.
chas. Sparks left today for Fulton.
Indiana, over the Santa Fe.
NJ. e. Irwin is enjoying a visit from
Michigan friends this week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hatton now oc-
cupy nice suite Of rooms in the Clip
per building.
Through e. j. Garner, the Guthrie
real estate dealer. John T. Highsmith
and Levi Heep disposed of their farms
near here this week Liberal prices
were paid for each tract and all in
terested are more than satisfied.
The big ten days sale being conduct
ed by our three leading stores from
the 18th to the 9th. is bringing hun
dreds OF people to Coyle this week.
Advertising gets the trade and this
sale ought to convince the most skep-
teal along that line.
+. NJ. Lee. our popular young hard
ware and implement merchant left
Monday morning for Kansas City
where he win represent Lee & Son at
the National Implement Dealers as.
sociation. Frank will also visit his
old home at Stockton, Kas., before re-
turning.
Chris Leighty left yesterday for
Oklahoma City from where he will go
to his home In Iowa. He rented his
farm to ii. T. Dysart who has so effiel-
emily cultivated the place the past two
years.
NJ w. Fuller. who left here a yeai
ago ser Nebraska. has returned with
his good wife TO make coyle and Lo
gan county their future home and
comes back satisfied to semain in this
country.
w. g. Howe. who died this week al
his home in Coyle. was a member Of
the NJ w. Of A. and the /. o. o. f.
and these lodges took charge OF ans
{ conducted the funeral services.
J. q Lewis sold the c'Hara plsc'
( near Goodnight this week, but th'
owners backed out, paid the commits
sion and looked pleasant The farm
is good enough for him.
Fred Marshall of siloam, Colo, 4
here looking after his landed inter
/, esls. He comes right from tho hear
t, az ma IRRIGATION. eect,on ,sharo F'rnnl
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The big ten days sale being conduct
ed by our three leading stores from
the nth to the 9th. is bringing hun
dreds Of people to Coyle this week
Advertising gets the trade and this
sale ought to convince the most skep-
teal along that line.
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Walk Over Shoes
EOR MEN

In THE New Spring Styles are beautiful in design
and perfect in fitting They represent all that
good in modern shoe making
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ALFALFA ROUTE.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
unm funthar no,lcs tickets will BE- soil
each Sunday 70 au points on the
DGNvEH, ENID 4 GULF
ONE FARE THE ROUND Talp.
Tickets aood returning date Of aala.
Q. J. TURPIN, Cen. Agt.
J. ]. CUNlsngQHAAf. Q. PA
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Western Exploration q Dredging CO.

Western Exploration & Dredging co.
Statement OF Western Exploration &
Dredging Co We, the President and a
majority Of the Executive Committee OF
the Western Exploration & Dredging
Co.. OF Oklahome.; do hereby certify
that the authorized capital OF said COM
papy Is sl.000.oOO and 81 .Ooo, 600 has been
paid: and there are debts Of said COM
pany amounting TO $i.0OCs n. w. Goode.
President c. ID. s. Wood Vice Presi-
dent Executive Committee
/. f. M, Bachelor. Secretary OF the
Western Exploration & Dredging Coz, q
Oklahoma. do hereby swear that the
facts stated in the above certificate are
true to the best OF my knowledge and
! Allss. lWn
B. NJ. BATCHELOR.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me
this <tn day Of January A. D. 1905.
(sEAL) KATHRYN BECK
Notary Public for state Of Oregon
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w 9. Howe, who died this week at
his home in coyle. was member OF
the M. w Of A. and the /. o. o. f.,
and these lodges took charge OF and
conducted the funeral services.
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. -. - ~ @ Ia
Bsar the 4, The Kind You Have NSaYs Bought
''';;''' 9; !; . GH4zz.' !, Z I Z 4 :
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American EarIe Land & Mining CO.
Statement OF 1905. American EiWie
Land & Mining Co We. the President
and majority OF the Board Of Trustees
OF the American Eagle Land & Mining
Co, Of the Territory Of Oklahoma. do
hereby certify that the authorized capi-
tai stock OF said company IS ybo;eoe.
and $4,000 has been paid and there are
no debts OF said company
G. II. MACK,
President
A. w. Fischer. Fred W. Mack, Dr. E.
{. Rehm, Trustees.
l. DIR. c. Bertschinger. Secretary OF
the American Eagle Land & Mining Co.
of the Territory OF Oklahoma do here
by swear that the facts stated IN the
above eertlncate are true n. the best
Of my knowledge and belief.
DR. G. BERTscHINGER
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me
this eth day OF January A. D.. 1906.
tsEAI) JOHN A. LEVY.
Notar, Public for State OF Illinois
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Through e. J. Garner, the Guthrie
real estate dealer. John T. Highsmith
and Levi Heep disposed of their farms
near here this week Liberal prices
were paid for each tract and all in
terested are more than satisfied.
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Chris Leighty left yesterday for
Oklahoma City from where he will 60
20 his home In Iowa. He rented his
farm to II. T. Dysart who has so efficl-
emily cultivated the place the past two
years
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NJ W. Fuller. who left here a year
ago ser Aebraska. has returned with
his good wife to make coyle and Lo-
gan county their future home and
comes back satisfied to remain in this
country.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Hatton now oc-
cupy a nice suite Of rooms in the Clip
per building.
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HOGS

HOGS.
.q,icaoo eo oao .rfynne
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THE NIMBLE COIN.

The nimble coin Of the country never
does so good a thing as when it supplies
man with well-cooked and health.
full meal Of the sort he is hungry for. In
this instance is becomes a blessing and
no pocketbook is the poorer for the ex.
penditure; this is why everyone you
see coming out of the Palace Restaurant
carries such a grateful and satisfied ex-
preston of countenace. just watch for
day or SO, and the first thing you know
you'll be a steady customer there. II
is one of the certaintiies of Astoria life.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-24

Il. y, bbpuHlaH ssF''' - - - g - . . - "
The state ticket a. cast in this county
shows the following votes for the re-
spectiye candidates.
For United States Senator short
term. Fred w, Mulkey, GOO.
For United States Senator, long term
Jonathan Bourne, Jr.. 1854; II. NJ. Cake,
3Os; Stephen A. Lowell, 81; +. p. Wat
son a.
For representative in Congress; w.
r. Ellis. 243; W. J. I.achner, 900; John
L. Rand. 1856; G, S. Shepheard, lS6.
For Governor; II. X. Brown, l20, t.
T. Geer. $50; Charles A. Johns, 81; G,
A. Shelbrede, 43; James Withycombe,
3l4.
For Secretary of State: Frank W.
Benson, 2sS; Claud Catch, 3l3; Lot l.,
Pierce, 81; Frank I. Wrightman I'll.
For State Treasurer; J. II, Atkin, l59;
Il. V. Carter. eel; II, W. Hoyt l67;
A. c, Jennings 50; I. F. Ryan, l44; G.
A. Steel, 1876.
For Supreme Judge, Robert Eeakin,
1853.
For Attorney General: A. NJ. Craw.
ford 527: G. II. Durham. 2S7
For Superintendent, Public Instruc.
ton. j. IL. Ackcrmau, 7a5.
For State Printer; W. J, Clark, l79
W. s. Dunniway, 422; r. Whitney,
26l
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GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION.

Astoria should have seawall, and as
it cannot be bought in Portland or Chi
cago it evidently must be built here.
Now, if the gentlemen Of this city would
commence to have their clothes built |"
in Astoria and become reconciled tc
having things made at home, they would
have no difficulty in building the sea
wall, E. Martinson, merchant tailor, l49
Eleventh street, will build your clothes
from the best that's made to the cheap
est that's good. lw.
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Commits Suicide. e.-William Layzell
aged 23 years, ended his life yesterday
afternoon about o'clock, by shooting
himself through the head, just above
the right ear, with % caliber revolver,
The cause which prompted the youth
ending his life, is said to have been
dependency over the fact that he was
suffering with consumption The body
Of the youth was found just West of the
family residence on the Hinman tract
in clump of bushes, where he had
evidently gone to escape observation,
The body was found by some children
who were playing in the vicinity, soon
after the shooting occurred. but death
had been instantaneous. Coroner Pohl
was notified and removed the body to
the undertaking parlors, where an in
quest will be held today, Funeral ar
angements have not yet been made.
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A Good 0pportunity.--0n Thursday
evening next, April 26th at 81. Mary's
Hall at Drand Aycnne and Fifteenth
streets. there vii be- rendered an u
niqne and beautiful moving picture pres
entLtiR of the great Passion l'ay,
under the personal direction Of Rev.
John Waters. The sacred and realis-
tie beauty Of the original loses nothing
In the cineograph except the sound OF
the human voice. and the Imagination
and accompanying lecture supplies this.
Don't fail 10 see II.
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Members of the Newly Elected Repub-
lican Central Committeeman take
Notice.

Under the new primary law the new
ly elected members of the County Cen
trail Committee are required to meet and
.and organize within five days aftea
their election.
As chairman Of the County Central
Committee is is my duty to notify you
that the newly elected members OF
the County Central Committee are
called to meet on Wednesday, April
the 25th, 1906 at the hour of l:2C
o'clock pm, at the court house for the
purpose of organizing and doing what
ever business that may come before
you. A full attendance is desired,
w, f. McGREG0R,
Chairman Republican Central Com
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-24
THE PICTURE WORLD.

When you are in need of anything in
the Photographic line in the amateur
way, kodaks. films, plates, cards,
mounts, and all the technical details
of the business, and want the best and
last in the way of artistic development,
just go to Frank Hart, the druggist, and
tell him so. That is all.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-24

. Relief Fund Grows. Astoria. relief
fund is constantly growing and now the
sum subscribed Is almost $4,000. The
third carload oi salmon left this city
last night and makes total Of 1907
cases Of the product, Of lla,sOO pounds,
something nsrr 100000 rations. which
have already been dispatched Other
supplies will leave here as fact as pos
siblc, clothing Ia being received at the
receiving station. and packed for ship
mrnt Among the large amounts which
have been subscribed " the s5s|.21
which the Chinese in thi. city have
generously contributed. Additional sub
scriptions received yesterday are: w
Il. Dement,, 5000; +. l.. Parker, Sloi
Astoria Chinese Association, sjSi25; 4.
u. Garner, $500. ", T. Cattrall 5000
Grace Episcopal Church, sl7i5' c. T.
Bailey, $1,000 Crew Of l.add, S31; Bar
Pilots. $500; V, Boelling, $1,000 ),
g. Trulinger, $500; Gust Holmes, ~
4. l.. Clark. $50; Ross Higgins & Co.,
tadditonnlj. $500 Fir-t Presbyterian
church, $4,000 Rathbonc Sisters, $500,
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LEST yen FORGET,

Is it not about time you were getting
that buggy fixed upf 1t may need new
rubber tires or perhaps some other u
pairs. If SO, take it to Andrew As'
Company. They also do all kind
blacksmithing and repair work.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-24

Out on the Line.--The work train Of
the "A. Il G." railway left out yester.
dag morning on its annual duty on re.
adjusting the whole line, including the
bridges, Ills, cuts. and everything ihut
needs attention from Astoria to Port.
land. II carries all the tools aud men
required for IT, long and important NJ.
signment.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-24

II has caused more laughs and dried
more tears, wiped away disease and
driven away more fears than any other
medicine in the world. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets
Sold by Frank Hart.
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NOTICE.

We beg to inform our customers, the
trade and all whom it may concern,
that Mr.. Franz (Frankl Busch is not
now nor has he ever been in our employ
in any capacity whatever. Anheuser,
Busch Brewing Association, St. Lous,
Mo.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-24

Hotel Irving $3.50 European plan. The
only steam. heated hotel In Astoria; large
and airy rooms; prices from 50 cents 10
si. so; well prepared and daintily served
meals at IS cents Special rates per
week or month for room and board TO
permanent guests. Our bus meets all
trains and steamboats,.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-24

Ladies--we are now prepared to fur
nish you with our latest styles Of up
to.date dress and street hats for aides
and also for the little misses. Our prices
are right. At the Fair Eastern Millin-
cry In the Star Theatre Building. 4.s.
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Baseball goods at Svenson's.

Giant Pansies, new varieties. of car
nation plants, geraniums for outdoor
planting, etc. Columbia Nursery Co.,
SIG Bond street.
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Fell to His Death.-Andrew Former,

Fell to His Death.-Andrew Former,
the cook of the tug Lottie. met his
death early yesterday morning, by fall
ing from the stringer OF the Fisher slip
to the deck of the Lottie and fracturing
his skull; he was removed to st. Mary's
hospital at once and all that medical
aid could do for the unhappy man was
done, but he never regained conscious
ness, and died at about s o'clock He
was taken thence TO the undertaking
parlors Of Coroner w. G. A. Pohl, and
his funeral viii be arranged for on to-
morrow Decedent had no family nor
relatives in this city but has stwo
brothers living at distance, from here,
The coroner has decided that no inquest
is necessary in the premises, Mr..
Former was well known and sincerely
liked among the river men hereabout.