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Vol. xvn.
Astoria, Oregon. Tuesday Morning May 0, 1882
So. 33.
V
OWING TO STAGE DIRECTIONS
The facts connecting the miser
able experience of young Syinonds
as an actor were these: lie was
hired to play in a stock company,
and one night was called upon j
almost at -an hour's notice to take
a part in a play he had never seen,
his services being required in con
sequence of the illness of the man
playing it. The part given him to
study was in manuscript. The
man who had previously played
it was an eccentric person and had
written in a lot of ridiculous stage
directious. Symonds was amazed
to find them in a serious part, but
supposed them all right, and at
evening appeared with his lines
and business pretty well learned.
But so little time did he have to
prepare for the performance that a
rehearsal was impossible. A large
and fashionable audience assem
bled in the theater. The curtain
was rung up and the play com
menced. Soon Symonds went on.
His first speech described the mis
ery of his poverty-stricken mother
at home. After it he danced a
little break down. The audience
was amazed, and the other actors
on the stage dumbfounded. Dut
Symonds knew he was following
his stage directions. Presently he
had to refuse a proposition to com
mit crime. He did so in grand
style and then took oiF his hat and
jumped on it. This extraordinary
proceeding created a sensation.
The manager came and stood in
the wings and suffered anguish.
After his next speech, a de
fiance to his tempter, he crawled
under the sofa. That just set
even-body wild, and the manager
dauccd up and down in the wings,
and swore he'd kill Symonds when
he came off. After a touching
lovo scene with the heroine, Sy
mons proceeded to stand on his
head and howl, and tjie audience
howlpd too, and the manager
shrieked to him to come off; but
Symonds didn't hear, and proceed
ed. He spoke his next speech
with such impressiveness and mag
nificence of manner that the audi
ence was, in spite of itself, hushed
into silence, and at its close was
about to applaud, when Symonds
yanked oft" a boot and hurled it at
the head of the leader of the or
chestra. Tint settled it. The
leader, who was badly hurt on the
jaw by the boot, came up over the
footlights, and the manager ru-heil
on from the wings, and the way
they bounced Syinonds about was
fearful. He made a big fight,
and was still at it when the cur
tain was rung down. After the'
were parted, Symonds explained,
and showed his part as a justifica
tion for his conduct. But the
manager would except no excuse,
and, going before the curtain, said:
"Ladies and gentlemen, occasion
ally a natural-born idiot, with a
phenomenal faculty for making an
ass of himself, is "sent into the
world. Such a one has indicted
himself upon us to-night. For
my part, I have endured the agony
of tho damned whilo watching
him, and I presume you've had
enough of his donkeyism. There
fore the performance is closed.
Boston Post.
Pjbred Bank Note Paper.
The fibred bank note paper on
which American legal teudcrs,
national bank note currency and
government bonds are printed, is
made at Dalton, Mass., in an old
mill, whose existence dates back
to colonial times. If you should
stop at the old paper mill, with
proper credentials, you may, per
haps, be allowed to handle a sheet
of tho crisp fibre paper, or take a
peep at the pulp press, where, as
the wet, -grayish pulp is pressed
between henvv iron cylinders, bits
of blue and red silk thread are!
scattered over its face a
nd silken i
riot laid on its surface. You may '
tro bevond into the countiii"- room, '
;,u ut.uiii iiuu tiii.iu.iiMM iuiMi,
where each sheet a it comes from
. i r 11
the drying room is carefully ox-,
amined and counted and then re-
hi.tm. l ll.r. .. ,n,.f r.it tor tn in
11
divided into smaller sheets,
If
you trace this paper still further
you will find that from the cutter'.
hands it passs again to the count
ing room, Is separated into little
packages containing 1,0)0 sheets
each, tho amount recorded in a
register, and then packed into
bundles and tored in fire and
burglar proof vaults to await ship-
nient to the United States tieasury. '
rrotn puip room to rami mc
tirnnimte ninw i VT.ltphrxl ontl I
! VVAU v PS..1WV i ..-rv..-.. .--
guarded as carefully as though
each sheet was an ounce of gold
Its manufacture is one of the
grc.ite.at secrets connected with
the government's money making.
Fiom the vaults of the paper
mill at D ilton to the guarded store
rooms of the tre iury .it Washing
is but a journey of two or three
days. Jn tin capicious vaults of
the treasury building, -among
gold and silver and copper and
nickel coins, bullion, paper cur
rency and official records, you will
find thousand? of packages of the
b ink-note p iper t!i it is. m inufact
ured at D.ilton. It com.'s in little
iron safes, such .i are used by the
Adam? Etpres Compiuy, and
each package and every sheet is
cirefully counted before the man
ufacturer and express complin
are relieved of furtlier responsi
bility. The paper that arrives to
day may lie in the treasury store
rooms for years, "Or it may ba sent
to the Bjreau of E-igraving and
Printing to-marrow, to return in
the course ot a months time,
le.il tender or bank note. iVtfic
York Sun.
The Quirks of the Law.
I was in parnership with a man
named Butler, an. I one morning
we found our cashier m-Ssing with
$3,000. He hid diagged tho sale
and put out. Well, I started
after him and cauarht him in
Chicago, where he was spludging
around on the money. I got him
arrested and there was an exami
nation. Well, all the facts were
brought out, and the defense
moved that the case be dismissed,
as the prosecution did not make
out a case in the name of the firm,
and that if there was a firm the
copartnership had not been shown
by any evidence before the court.
To my astonishment the eonrt
said the pica was O. K., and dis
missed the case. Before I could
icalize what was up, the thief had
walked off. Wol!, 1 followed him
to St. Louis, and there I tackled
him again. I sent for iny partner
and made a complete case, going
for him in the name of the Com
monwealth and Smith, Butler &
Co. Well, the lawyer for the de
fense claimed that the money
being taken from a piivate drawer
in the safe was my money exclu
sively, and that my paitner had
nothing to do with it; that the case
should bo prosecuted by me indi
vidually and not by tiie firm. The
old "bloke" who sat on the bench
wiped his spectacles, grunted
around awhile and dismissed the
case. Away goes the man again.
Then I got another hitch on him,
and tried to convict him of theft,
and the court held that he should
have been charged with embezzle
ment. Some years after T tackled
him again, and they let him go.
Statuto of limitation, you know.
Well, I concluded to give it up,
and I did. Salt Lake Tribune.
" A limited numoer of small ndvertisc-
meuts inserted at established rates.
Prices for Poetry.
In some reminiscences of Long-1
fellow, Mr. Samuel Ward, the ,
lobbyist, chiefly dccribe
tl;
service he whs to the poet in ..-
... ' .
' curing turn on scvera. occj-'oii-
'mfi.inf.r.tmnfnr (.! iw.r.ms Ilf.
remuneration lor lus poim-. l
sold the '-Skeleton in Armor" to
!.,...". ... --
l.CWIS Ur.tViOrU Ijl.lIKf. OI till
Kmckerlioeker .Magazine lor -ju,
beiti" thirtv cents a line, although
" - '
Clarke -viM he could not afford to
give more than $35. Thirty year-1
after he got an. offer of -" a lini-J
frnni TtnmiPi- nf thf. Yew Vrrk i
irom lionnei, ot the .New lork
Ledger, for the "Hanging of the j
- i T l i
(Jrane, accoinpanied by a checU
for $1,000. Longfellow returned I
the check thinking he could do
ueitei witn wstjoou, iih; puoiisuer. i
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llls, l)Ut tlirOU'rh the intervention
. j
of Barllett. his lawyer, the whole Itather than liavi tlietn imllcil. Lit
, . , , . ... vo-ar dentist .ae all In can. Yr.u ileMn
biiMiieaS ended in Bonner s giving Iiaj trouble. Ii.-r.uisi .ou liainot
M,UUU lortliepnLin-5.i,UUUgoiiig,hL.n Jub m) th(J j,o70miN4. afKl k(vi,
to Ward him-ielf. The (Jornhil! ' them all ri-ht lor time to conn-.
Magazine once paid Tennyson x-t j.st.
three guineas a line, but Bonner; ,,ftv ..vf" .JSm.,,u, ,,,,,..
paid Longfellow (and Ward) the
. , . , . ,, ,
equivalent of four. In the course
of the interview between Bartlett
and Ward, the lawyer paid the'
following tribute to lus i-liant:
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"Although I am Mr. Bonner s (
lo.ril -iilvicpr ho sniiietiiiies .mis !
legal au i .cr. no somctinics noi.s
off at half-cock without consulting
me. iis 1:1 tins case ins iaavvcr a
advice cost Mr. Bonner $3,000.
his disposition '-to go off at half-
cock" i- hatdly to be wondered at.
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.ludge Bra.ly, ol ev York
City, sat vigorously down up-
on the nonsense that i. man who
s-hoots another, th.it the doc-
., . , .
tors tail to cure, is not responsible
fn- bis In-, il, bwliim ib.. rni '
to. his tteatli. fciiKliam, the (Old-
blooded wretch who uiurdeied his
, ,. , , , .
latidhulv. and who ior a tune was
anxious to die, lias since clnnged i
his mind, and is no.v iiM.tiiin- luid'
afor a new tr;al- Anionff Mi,cr
...
things he pleads that his victim
i I ,,. i vi. .
received unskillful medical treat-
incut. Judge Brady has refused
to rccoirnizc such a nlea. lavinn
, ., , ,, . .... ' '
down the rule that "the person
who livnn .inl.ivfnl wt npoaii ib..
.
necessity oC medical .-ittcndaticc
,,,., ... , .
mtibt be held rpspoiistUle for its
result-, as hem- anion.' tin- coiim.'-
' o i-
quencps of his acts."
Two men who lrjda-iiiit in court
in St. Lotiia, finiJiii!' it was tje
I'H'P'
too expensive, ufrreeilto run a foot
1 '
race, the winner to bt-entitled to
the money which was :it btakc.
Tin I-ivvvcrs -ire lo lie i-li tuml .111
tno lawyers .iro 10 e 1 naiu an
admission fee, and the runners are
... -Ill I
m.iKuitr nets with the law ver?, the
. , ,.,, 1... 1 .-
winner to be entitled to the betting
money. So it's the lawyers in-
btc.id of the clients that are to'
pay fur tin fun this tune.
Amnnrr il,. ..,n-m..m f:.v..r
1-
of icfiiMiiff to build a tunnel be-
, . ...
tvveeu hnnjlaiid and biance is cited
the dibuliedicnce of a French on-
"inet-r to blow up the tunnel tin -
3
der the Yosnes mountains iiec.iutc
., , -
il vv.is not necessary to destroy
such finely constructed work. The
Genuans seized tho tunnel, got
posession of tho line, and the cup. I
itulation of Sedan followed.
A Brooklyn -oung uoinan said
peoplo .coudcinued suicide for
being immoral, wicked, and all
that sort of thing, but as for her
she considered it very ill-bred. It
was like going to a party without
being invited.
The people of Kansas, under
the forestry laws of tint state,
have planted 03,fJQ00 acres in trees.
The cottonwood is the most abun
dant, as it glows the most rapidly.
About 0,000 have been planted in
black walnut, and will make a
handsome return in eight or nine
years.
. . . . W arrauty dee I i, quit claim deeds
and mortgages, tor aula ut this office.
Xt I'ounU,
ALoutlWfatlioius jf web; no mrk.
crty. At .. 0. IIavtiion ; & C..;s
Hfmui-. in &?fait .
-,,.,,
Anioni- wi.ii want. i uieUv furnished
,f,m in :t pleasant locality can bene-
eonininl:.tnl at Mrs. Denny Curraii".
m.al ti.o Congregational church. j
j
On .ilttT thi tlatf mi stlilitionnl 10
,VI1.a )er coril Vill, )(. ci,ar.,e(l ,ma
iitl;rs't.ir sawed wood not aecoiiipaniwl
lit thi rasli. :it Or.i s wood mnl. -Intr
1st. 11. "
-MiuriiuiMibt."
-,.Wt (,uicl.-, complete eiue 4 diys.
uri:ial " "'Joctioiis. smarting, Ircmient
()J. llll!cult miliati0, kidnewlisca.
?-t. at ilmtrsi-ttH. Oiesonl),;iott DAVIS
&C0..1'oitla'Ul.Or.
,
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,0iisc. sitmte.l in thiscity.
Trcal i:ii-TfrliJ
of o 12 Scotch twine was lotontho
nlghtut jravthl: wascauiiht on .i Miajr
in the middle channel. The corks are
V!a!i Kc" '" u '-" lurn to t.u. Ar-
sold.
.trtrntimi rislu'i-HU'ii.
L'sc Nicholas Uiliu of Oilead oil for
sre or chajn-cd hands, for sale bv Joe
' Chailci. Tide tables life to all.
K0r the limvst baths in the city s;o to
the Oiient bathiiu; rooms, opposite
.let: (?. Cuahtkih, 1'iop.
To P:iiiii!i ail ISinisrkrt-priH.
liae oner.nl a laiee sn.i-k of lurni-
tun and bedd'um on the corner or Main
and boueinoqua streets, and will -ell at
San I lnneisco vrree. You will se
m.mej by b-ajinqoi me..
AturriN.Oi.sH-v.
An J'.anU,
Xct pie'.cd lip, about forty feet mail:
-d "K. JC," on tli le.id line -Xo. 12."
The ow net can hme it by np'ihing at
Tlien Iirachker's flj ir stole ami ju in-;
olMrc. ,t a ,,,,-j.i, ,, y,:,.
Months' point and tin black muij.
.Lvs. Knri.u i-;.
- ""' vn, -
. .."."'V frlJ,a.r, n,,
. .... .. a r ..- m .
I ..veiMns, SJay Mi, a decree meeting w .il
i ue ueiu. wnen .uij wisiung uegiees aim
all degieomembeis an-1 contested to Ik
'piesent. Oni.or. Paiikkk. V. ( T.
Fi.oiinNeni:. l'.now.v. W.s.
Buy tin IVccIify.
: Tun Wf.km.y Astoi-.iax for this
I ww.k u flln ()f just such inclination
ami news of the country as your fi lends
m flu. rntl iwinl tn vi-.i
I few -advertisenu'iits. and -s cJiock ti tlit
i imizle of itifni ni.uiuii tli.il no f.imilv
c.,n si,cees,fiil!vsqiiee7ialniis without.
Tvv. dollar villi Ihi.v the whole vv.ui fm
i aM-ar. t "J., for six ninntlis.or ten rents
It li is verv
per rotiv .
War! Worl War!
v .iter front uiieied lice to auv pnson
tii.it will build .1 saw null 111 the city of
,w!lli-',.,,1'l).,)l".1 Lul"i'1"! "'" n": ,UV
to Inn Id tun r:lv. U e have one store 111
runniiitr 01 di 1 at present. Quito .1 Hum-
! ln.r linv. ..Iri.Ttlv ln.-.iti.ll li.i.n.k In tlil..
city, and vet tlitu- is 100m s.l.l on
1 t,,m to suit pitrfnasers. I.nea'.ed one
j lni,.snil.M,f Astoiia.on iliosminv side1
"f the bill, on Yoium's baj.
' .1 Ull.l.l VVlsQS-.su ,
:
Will 111 ,iinvr
.
uJ',
Knl-jhtsof Pythias hiiildui- and will
I leiiiuve nissiiH-i. 1111 01 aiTUi nit-ills, ol
Mu.i. IJeintf ovetstoel.ed ami vvishiiu.
I ! ii-iiui-L-ins jiiiri'iu sit.ri, m ni oner
: lHf 1.11 uidiuvm-nt a veiv hbeial
iitscmiut id an rasa eu .lOiiie.-s imjnu
K-fds to amoiuit ol ajj r u.r. i;..
, ini'iiiiK-r '.ii.it in pi'r niii., tais Mh'
ihat th.-disc-miiivMl! li !iiii!-1 bu-!
i '" ca" -
1 f -"!lil';l1'- "' ';" .t jm ii..d
1 for Coiistiiitiii. l.o s 1 1 iite, l)i
7iiieSs ami ' -i-nn , . , .1 O.is.i.- -i
I'lice lOsuiil 1 1 '-its p r brittle,
i,j y. , iy ll,.ll ,
1 ivruviou ttittet-.
J ttoch"o"nv..K.
ian bark. or. ...s il was called in thr
lansuase or the co-.uiiry, -Qnin piina."'
Grateful for horiccoverv, on hei it-turn
to Europe in li;e, sl-.e"introdm ! the
remedy in .Spain, whetc it was known
under various names, until I.innx'its
called it Cinchona, in honor of the ladv
who had hniuht thorn that which was
more precious than the jiold of theincas.
To this day. after a lapse of two hun
dred and titty ears, science has siven
us nothing to take its place. It i-ilectii-ally
cures a morbid appetite for stimu
lants, by restoring the natural tunc of
the stomach, it attacks excessive love
of liquor as it docs a fever, anil destroj a
both alike. The powerful tonic vhtue
of the Cinchona is preserved in the
Peruvian Jiitters. which we as effective
against malarial fever to-lay as thev
were in the days of the old .Spanish
Viccrojs. Wc Kiiarantce the ingreili.
cnts ot tlicse bitters to be absolutelj
ptuc, and of the best known quality.
A trial will satisfy j ou that this is the
best bitter in tho world. "The proof of
th ntitldinir ii in the eating," and wo
willingly abide this test. Forsala by
ail druftfrfsts. croc-eis and liquor dealers.
Order it. Loeb & Co., ujuu ts for Astoria.
1 he Count Cmchon was the Spanish ., , , , .
Viceroy in Peru in liiSO. The Ci.tintos-s. ' . -Vmon- the iiec .tat means of arrest
his wile, was pro, rated in an intermit-, ' -' H1"1 lIoue - llomacli liittcis
lent fever, from which she was lreed bv 5UnfK tii--e'.;ii ent. Ucl'tcUsthpiiir. ier
iin.u..fti,. ,..,ih... r. 1. . i ...r I nrti 1 ss o rll ii' ir leisotneMoinT-i..
VIIV "L I1 II.l illllll I II llll 'I t . 1 111" 1 1-1 II" !
I'udiImIh-:! K.iura to Let
At .Ir-. Munson'- lod?liis house.
A "il: line, -jljo.it l.-j) fathoms, on
i Mm W. ,u tli.1 Caiio, ntur Kinnei"- net
!ri''!v . Svjur.i. Ki:iciii:x.
Xoiu.-.
ice er mi. iec croam. .it Roscoe'n re-
-VA'ntlIOVJ-.M!lIlUlna """
fiou't !!)' in tho House,
Ask druggist-. tor"Jtouhon Hits." It
clears out rats, mice, hi dbujjs, madics,
erniii!. Hies, aids, iiis.-cts. 15c per box.
Tfoticp-
TheAstoiia hliirt and Oil Clothlnc
r.i-tor has moied next house to
O'lhien's Hotel. I'ersons wishins Reed
oil cliiihiiu lo keeii them dry will please
call.
.-.i:inj .Urn.
UilK" Health Jtenower. Absolute
cine fin nervous delnlitv and weakness
of tin geiieratiM fun-tioiis. Sl.a'diug
"ists Oii-nu llejvit. J)AVI.S & "0..
r.ii'laml. Or.
Mhei-Kiaii ".Sin. l'irei
Will leerue orders ,it the store of I.
W. Case fur upj'ri Astoria or any other
put of tlieeitj. Leave jour nnti-rs on
the slate and thej will bt; promptly at
tended to
The ilel! Astnnati
Js .s man. moth sheet, double the
si7( u: the Dailj. Jt is just the pa
per for the fireside, containing in addi
tion to all the i urient news, choice inis-c.'lkiny.iin.-ultui-a!
matter, maiket re
po: ts, etc. li is tin nished to single sub--eiibi
r- .it sj co perear in advance.
Ilsvi Wistar's li.iis.uu of wild cherry
alv.ais at hand. It ernes coughs, colds,
bronchitis. whoo,iing rough, croup, iu
HtuT.M, consumption, and all tlnu.it and
lung complaints, .-..j rents and.Sl a bot
tle. Hai ls u.r.r vislk Sicilian ll.in
l'.l.M.wi;n is a scientilie combination o
some ot the most powerful restorative
agent- in the vegetable kingdom. It le-
stores gra hair to its original color. It
makes the senln white and clean. It
rure. ilandriill and humors, and t.illing-
oiii ot tliea.ui. it ltirnislies tin nutii
live principle bj which the hair is nour
ished and supported, U makes the hair
moist, sou ami gi'Ss-,, and is inisiir-
nnsM-d as a hair dies-uig. It is the most
economical nui.ii ttimi ever ottered to
the public, as its irtcets lem.iin a long
tune, makui-rouiv ,m occasional appli
e.itiuii nee.-ss.iij. It is leeommeuded
and used b. eminent medical men, and
fticiallj embused by the State Assajer
of Massachusetts. The popularity of
Halls Hair Itenevver has incrersed with
tin lest of many ye.us, both in this
countrv ami in foreign lands, and it is
i.ovv known and usi d in all the civilized
roiuitiii'sdi ibe world.
I u s i r in- u,i. Dealer.
A citii-r't. eo!ii or son throat should be
itojipeii. Xi--Ioit liequently results in
an uiriirali'i I11115 dUease or eonnmp
! tion. I'.rovvn's Iironthinl tioehes do not
disorder Hie sii.inueii like couirli syrups
and lulsaiii-. but act directly on tho in
II mud pnits. all.iv uij; irritation, give
relief in asthma, bronchitis, cnimhs,
e.itaiih. iml the throat tioubli-s which
-iiiir I- ami public speakers are Mibiect
t-i. I'oi ilnrlv ve.us lirovvu's bionchial
troeli-s have li -mi rrcoinmcndcd b.v
phvsicians, .ind ahvavs ive peifect
s.itistaeli.m. tlnvinj; liei 11 tested by
wide ami oiist.uit 11-e for nearly an en-
tir.-fi'iii-i.iliini. tln-v li:n r nftniii1! well
inerited rink anions the few stipk-
remedies of the at . .-sold at 25 cents a
ooxevorvvvhcie.
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.
liver fi I bn'Tls. revives tint Vi-a!
sian 'i,i. 1 everts and rcmert'es ch l's
and icver-. inerei'se the activity of tins
lidin - -, coiuitcr..! is a tendency to rhcu-
matr-m, ami is 11 ".eiiun-e stay and solace
toaitd.inii-m ami tieivotts persons,
for sale bv all Dnn-sists anl Dealers
i;ci.cniliy
3:. S:. 3? Sk Si S 5S E,
DEALKi-. IX
Hay, Oats, Straw.
Lime, Brick, Cement and Sand.
Woii:eliv'riil to Order,
Oinyinij, Teaming anaExpross Business.
Horses anaCarriagc3 for Hire.
DE.VIXK IM
WINES, LIQUORS AND CI CARS.
; &WWI,!W83S
MSI g gls 1 fe Ei2
P CELEBRATED fX
"SbilX
-'Vin&z&WAXA 1 j&&&
fe STOMACH m
MISCELLANEOUS.
S. ARNDT & PERCH EN.
-ST0ltIA. - UUEGON.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
BLACKSMITH 'jggffi&S
Soilcr Shop WgMt?
All kinds ot
ENGINE, CANNERY,
AND
STEAT&B0AT W0EK
l'rompt'.y attended to.
A - cclalty made of repairing
CANNERY DIKS,
koot or umrni: -n:r.CT.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.'
Uh TONS HURT, XI-.M: PAKKJ'I: Hocsk
ASIOIUA. - Oi:r.GON".
GENERAL NIACHIKlSTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
LlKDlHARISEBKOKBS
Boiler Work, Steamuoat Vork
and Cannery Work a specialty.
Ofall Descriptions- made to Orilri
at Short Noli. e.
-V- D. Wash, President.
J. il. IlL'sn ri:, becretary.
I. W. Cs". Tir.isiin?r.
John Fo. SiiprlntemkuL
B. B. FUAXKLIN,
U.SDERTAKER,
Corner Cass iind -viue'iioi'lie siuts.
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WALL PAPEB
.Mi
AViNDOWr8UADES
UKDEUTAKKRS COODS.
SUIT HOUSE!
CLOAKS S3HS SUITS
Isleill cml lo-inv l)i:i.'si:saiiii tkh.1I X3
at prices tint CA(Jr r.i: dii-mc..ii:d
In Aiucnci, from 513 mm 11 its, with piiviltp
ot ?.iiiiinnu at Wells r.uxo. .mil If i,i
KO.l valie 1 i.iv ill tij; s LOllI vj.. Ad
uies,, vxltlitic.
Coruitr Third -.nil ildpr Strt-et.
i'oiitIj vxn. oi:i:i:ii.
$07,000,000 CAPITAL.
hlVBUPOOI. ASU I.OvON NU
GI.OilK.
NOltTIt IJU1T1SH AND .MKUCA.V-
TII.K OF LON'DON .vNT
KDlNi'L'ltGH.
OLD CO.VNKCTICt'T OK HART
i'OP.D, AND
COMMERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES?.
Upi.o .-aim r ca;.ital of B7.00n.li0.
A. VANnirsr-N'.AiiCiit.
rusvr 1'i.tNs
Dress Making.
nv
Mrs. T'. S. Jewett.
Up stairs, opposite Mrs. Kpsck' ltoanhiK
House.
I. W. CASE.
IMPOHTCU AND WIIOLKSALK AND HB
TAIL DEALER IN
GE1RAL MRCHANDISE
Corner Ctieimnms aut dwn itreei..
ASTORIA - - - OltEGON
Take Notice.
John Rogers, Central Market,
lias rccclicil alarji- Invoice of
BARRELS AND IIALE CARRl'.LS
of the best quality.
And ts now ready to supply Butchers Can
uerUs and all otliers. cheap for cath.
BUSINESS CARDS.
P C HOI.DKX,
VOTAP.Y PUBLIC,
lCTiONKEK. COMMISSION AND
Sl'KANCE AGENT.
D
K. J. :. SIIAFTER,
ril!ll anil .SIBGLO..
CoKirrscunn aiizt.)
DIhoshi-s cjftli Throat a Npeclalty.
Offlce oter Conn's Druj; Store.
J)R. C. C. CLASS,
PHYSICIAN AND Srjr.GEON.
Office over A. V. Altfa'a Store,
ASTOKIA, - OP.EQ0N.
"P 1. WIMTOJH,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
ODlce In C. U Parker's building, on Benton
stcect, opposite Custom House,
AbTOUIA, .... OUEGON.
TAT TITTT1.E, M. O.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OttlCK Over the White House Store.
1'hMnrNCi: Over Elberson's Bakery, op
fosltc Bartii &. Mvcrs'taloon.
P I. llM'KN.
PEN'ttST,
ASTOIilA, .... OltEGON.
ltiwim In Allr n's l)ulldins up ataim, corner
IC.L-s.unl Siicmooihe streeti.
j Q. A. I'.OWLBY.
ATTOUXEY-AT LATV.
Chcii.imus Mrett. - ASTOKIA. ORKGOJv
Q II. It.tl .V CO.,
liE-VUCR IN
Oixirs, .l imtoivn, Itllnds, Trap
KOn, liiimbrr. Etc.
All kliuls or Oak Lumber, Class, Boat Ha.
lcri.il, etc.
Turning and Bracket Work
A SPECIALTY.
Sie.-.in Mill near Weitou hotel. Cor. Gen
eviveaiiil AbtorstU-ets.
r.11. how v..
BOAT BUILDER,
AT1IIK OI.I) STAND, GRAY'S BUILDING
nu-n- cis3 work a srrciALTY.
.VAGXU8 C. (1R0SBY,
Dealer Id
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
iron Pipe and Fittings,
Flutes and Steam Filters
Goods and Tools,
SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD
SHEET IRON TIN AND COPPER,
Cuery and Fisteiens Supplies
Stoves, Tin Ware and' House
Furnishing Goods.
JOBBING IN SHEET IRON. TIN. COP
PER PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING
Dvne with neatness and dispatch.
Niiim but flr-tt claw workmen empIo)tsi.
A t.iTK. iwmrtDii-nt oi
SCALE?
Constantly nn tiitntt
WILLIAM EDGAR,
Cure, r .Mnin .ind Chenainns 5tree:,
WUKIA OKEOO
in.iLcr w
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
Tim Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS &. 8ON8
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE GENUINE WOSTENHOLtt
ard other English Cutlery.
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Heershaum Pipes, etc,
A flue stock of
iVnt-hc und Jewelry. 3Iazzle and
lSrcpeh I.ontllnc Sliot Gnnw and
Itl!it--f. ItpolTer, I'lstols.
and Amninnltlon'
-ttAltl.NE
(JLAhUKS.
ALFO A njTE
Assoitincntot line srECTACLES and EYE
(1I,VS-LS.
SHIPriNGTAGS
IMin UEST QUALITY. WILL BBSOliD
JL by the hundred, or by the box, rrinUdor
plain, to suit eustonier. t
Tss Axiobxaj effice.