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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1882)
(3 J i.ijM'-urH3sggign8a..l(iJuL. ujuM:.w.ga wjw- ju.v.MKiiLi!Wwwi5iKi,sa;aaJUii JjuAJWMuijji'iij.i-ait -mi'.-vttk. I ittrtiij slarittsu i?ioa"r and Historical MeeUmx Society AbTOElA. OREGON SATURDAY The annual meeting of the Pioneer and Historical eecioiy oi Oregon was ISSUED 2V3P.Y MOItNING. (Moadsy lln-ai-tcd). f J. F. HALLORAN & COMPANY. rUEUSIItKS AJCI) I'ROPJtIRIOIId. itlvyi.ni Jjiii'ditKj, Oust Sired. Terms of Subscription : -crvod by Cerrier, ei & J5 Ceats vEt by mt.il. fear raect!n. $3 V) a hr nail, one j-ear.... 3 CO Frco of Portasa to ittSf criber. 3 Aiiromsaaiosi iEar:od by tie year at t,i- rta vt SI Jo pr sitig per north. rrsnjjent auvcrtifiw. fcy ti diy or vrtck, Afty cents cor squaro for each bsertlon. fjiurt? rmiv riis Daili astouian ritl -i f iii .1 75 rent a n.on Wi. f re f o sulaQi. Iicaa w ?-?:o conk-mplatc afsrr.cr frnu the cltu fan fire The Astoria:? .:toir rhf:. Daily -r Weekly- cltliO)s i any JjOj'-ojYS in!?! rit.: vldlUmal 'jrpenff. Aiiarurfi may be :ntnjtdnnftrnat iutrrt. tsar: ortUrx at fur tnnnltno iim. Tho Markl.and expects to sail Tuesday. The Yaquiua went to sea yesterday afternoon. Tho Columbia wont to sea yester day morning. The Oregon arrived in at 7:15 last ovening. The public schools of district No. 1 closed yesterday. Thero were no farewell exercises. -Mr. Hobon thinks ho will have liia new cannery at Tillamook rcsdy about the middle of Julv. It is reported that tho liiitish iron ship Walhccton, 1C0O register, is on the way to load entirely at Astoria. Tho Onsatia ha been bought by parlies at Humboldt, Cal. Captain Wass will tike her down neU week.fJJ Tiioro is a man in Portland who drinks because his wife has hysterics, and she lias hysterics because ho drinks. Tiio totai valuation of Seattle property is nearly 4,000,000, and shows a most satisfactory increas- in the last year. Oseir Wilde scooped in 25,000 during his three mouth visit to tho American bnihariaiis. The lilly and sunflower business pays weli. Wo omitted to mention with our list of large buildings, now under way or about to ha built, the Knights of Pythiashall and stores; value, S18.0GU Walla Walla is to have a new Re publican paper. A little concentra tion of energy would be more con ducive to tho prosperity of the town. Joseph IIuiuo offers a icuard of 81,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of parties cut ting or stealing his nets. MAY IS, lh2 ! hold at tho hall of Rcseuo Engine Co. Ii. 2, in this city, ps per uotiee in Daily Astokian. The office-re of tho society and a small number of pioneers were in at tendance. Tho president, Mr. It. W. Morrison, cf Clatsop, called the mooting to order at 2 r. jr., and opened -nth prayer by Mr. T. P. Powers. The minutes of last annual mooting and of the proceedings cf the execu tive board during the past year were read, and on motion approved. Reports of officers being now in order the president made sjmo re mark in lieu of a vntten report. Report of treasurer was read aud ordered placed on file. Next in order came tho report of corresponding secretary which was read, giving an account of tho work done by him during the past year, and of the prosent status and prospects of tho Whitman monument enterprise. Report accepted and ordered placed on lilo. It was moved and seconded that the president, vice president and treasurer bo constituted a committed of three to draft resolutions of condolence upon tho death of Mrs. W. H. Gray, and that the same ha reported to the lirst meeting of tho executive board for approval, and bo placed on the minutes of this auiiu.l meeting! motion carried. Tho following communication from Dr. Atkinson was read, placed on lilo and ordered printed: Portland, Or., May 3, 18S2. Hon."Wji.H. Gkat, " Aslori't Ayeiit Whitman Moim- meni Associatien: Dear Sin: Thanks for your circular and letters. You. ask my opinion of the proper site for the Whitman Monument. My impres sion has always been that the mound overlooking his home, and .pot reddened by martyrs' blood, was the only at place for Ins burial and his monument of stone. All eyes will turn to that spot. All inquiries will be made there. All will expect to sea the monu ment there. All will be disap pointed if it is not erected there. The Whitman Seminary and Collejre are pliced at Walla Walla for convenience of the people and pnpus, which is wue. That site at the mound will be vjq-t'1 by youiur and old. You own it; it is none too large. There is no mound or prominent spot in Walla alia, or on the Academy grounds. Your material can be brought on cars to that spot for preparation and erection. Gray, Jas. W. Welch and S. T. Mc kean wera plccJcd a. executivo com mittee. Cap!. J. 11. D. Gray Ti p:it in nomination for president, but declined tho honor oa the ground that it was moro appropriate to have the officea BHed by the older pioneers while they neroyet with U3, and, thu mrotins coucarriug, Mr. T. P. Powers, who has long been a member of tho society and was, jeaw ago, one of its moct active workers, wis unanimously elect ed president. It nas moved and seconded that the secretary be inslrccted to commani cato with Rescue Enjin C. No. 2 and notify them that there were other books belonging i tho library of tho society they ware ros.dy to piaco v.ith those now iu the company's po-sesioii, provided thi'y will prepare yuitablo shelving ::ud take proper mui of tUt-ni m contemplated in tho arramjeti'i-nt with said company. Carried. Somti s:D!roi5riate remark ivue made by W. U. Gray, T. P. Power-, R. W. Morrison, Rev. .1. V. Milligan and others, after which the meeting adjourned. S. T. McKco.-, Ste. Following resolutions were repoited by tho committee and ordered to be placed upon the minutes cf the annual meeting: Wuep.eas, It has pleased God iu Bis alUriscand inscrutable providence to remove from U3 by deatii our es teemed ?itcr, Mrs. Man- Augusta Grey; therefore Resolved (1), That in tiio death of Mr3. Grey, this society has lost one of its most earnest and faithful members; one who, by her presence at our meet ings and by her labore ,-iiid contubii- tions, has done much to further the amis of the society. Res-jlved (2), That all our lohliu'.is with Iht -have been most pleasant, and we remou'.ber her as one of the noblest as i.ll us one of the earliest of Ore gon's eirliest pioneer women aud mothers she having crossed the plains in IBS'? as :i missionary teachf'- to the natives. Resolved (3), That wt- he lo asiiito the bereaved husband and children that our hearts g out to them in ti'nderest. sympathy in this great s-or-roir of their lives. Resolved (i). Tint iht--..: n'-oiutioos be placed upon the minutes of the society and a copy fi'.riji-hed th? fain ily of the dectasrd. T. P. I'OWEHS, R. W. MORRHOX, A. VAX DU.-.EN", Committo. Fnra3isl 1iooe- to Irft At Mrs. Munson's lodging house. "or ?h!c Having other bu-.iiies-3 that demands my attention I o.T'T for sale my choj house, sitrattd in t hi', city. .1. M. Fr.oji(A.. Croup, Whooping Couqh and Bron eliitis iinm.-'dis'tL'ly r,"-li-wed bv ShtlohV Cure, hold by W. K. Dement.' Parties willing groceries, provis ion'; or merchandise of any description, should leave their enters with A. Van Duen & Co. as they are prepared to de liver goods in any prt of tho city on the f-horteat notice. -Physicians presoribt Coi.ub.n'3 Li'jnio' Liouid Beer axd Toxic In vicohatoe for the weak, worn and dl- peptle. Take no cilier. for lame Back, Side or IChest use Shlloh'a Porous Plaster, Price 23 cent'. For sale by W. E. Dement. Will jou suffer with Disuepsla and Liver CompiaiutV hhtloh's vltaliter is saaraiitrt-a to citr.- you Ijr-lllflit. Sold by W. K. TTIiTUgA THUIiH- ! Onalaska'B Iianoly Shore- Commander Henry Glass, for romu tiiiie in con-mand of the Wachusetts in Alaskan waters, was at the Occi dent hotel in this city 501110 weeks ago, he having coma dovm on tho Eureka, on route for San Francisco where he goes oa shore duty. During his stay in Sitk3, being the only representa tion of our government he t-as vested with almost supremo power, and from his natural aptness to observe, ha3 bodio very decided opinions in relation to that isolated cimcr cf Uncla Sam 'a broad dcraain. .Ho thinks that by placing th'jio f-ouie'Mmplnandiuitable form of government, -sons to render life and nropv-ri cmparstively spcire, the many natural jc-onrees of the country wot;M .ittnwt a !.rge and Inrdy pnpulfiti ". At ptui.-nt it i.s x 'no-man- laud," inhabited by ihote who-o Jwiid is agaii-t eveiy man. aiid (jjery man's liaii'l against them, and with all its f'UircM of wealth is ren dered practically worthless b;canse of the w.tal ab'cnco of all protection, the iurlest semblance of law bcipsj absent. Wherever the Caucasian yo-.?, more especially the American genus of that great family, he brings l'iw, order and civil regulations; and in will have p?,iiv even if he has to fight for it. More especially is this the c.eo in mining cijiinlrir-s, iiijd the fact that Alaska i already becoming isotcl :-r ?fj ,. .Ii.ol.l. ttiiii..? lj r.r iiianlr nill. ' ' " ( -( !l.. Kfi l'...l .11. .1 rvi, l.o.-rt . ctn..!i cinnt reason that it s'loutii have .t, ,; nnuldiPs-.aiKt ibou! Ier3 tools which !eat a provisional form of govtrn!iieiitc:1''i;,I,Vu"1't,oIl,l'i,l' ,o; ealx to cIo'c h. t out thii branch or llio business, until the increasing population render! Iim-i! 1 iws o-.fruive Over oni- hni'-1 T"at tt-.0Kllig touj;li can be 0 ic.iM.iw-.o1K-r.tui. '.Heioiu nni.- rj,,;c!vy ctir,a bv shiloh's Cure. We dred n.inenil locations were mad.- l.y guarantee it. Sold by W. E. Dement. United SuVtw eitiV-.ns la-t ye-ir, awlj ,.0l)ms v.-ant..I-one large room An physician m is acquainted with it-, propertii'i wills.'.ythatlii.r.NsS .Si.'Li-urr. .Soat Ls a reliable remedy for leial skin tllscasea. bhiloh'-i Cough and Consumption Clin; is sold by u- on guarantee. It cure-, consumption, Sold by W. R. De ment. -The "Always liandv" stovepipe shi'lves at John i. Montgomery's. The Jarsost stock and newest styles of Soft and btitl Mat--, at Mcintosh's Clothing Mor.. furnished or unfurnished looms cau be had at til- Union Hotel. Catairii Ciiied, health and sweet 1-ier.m erured by .'jlnloli'.i Catarrh Rein ed v. I'rii-o PO cents. Masai Injector free. Tor .!e by V. K. Ocaier.t. C. H. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 0. OF THE i v I fcriior m ym mi fiiMS3iiciii3tstc::tii3iiss3cus!S2:tu2!!jii!i:E::tuniiiiiiuuHMiiuu S E S a kf m lillJ s iim;i:Kj:!j;ia3:iitiMaj:i!itaMii3sitii5Ji:s:itii:tisMiMMUMiuiiiSu Will remove on or about the first of May TO THE KNIGHTS OFIJPYTHIAS INEW BUILDING. wanteitou croui'd slmr. two or three oveihend. Miita'ile for light house ke.'pliuf. Vieinitj of O. R. & N.dr-ck, or mijMT A-.tr.ria preferred. Addiess '.. tiostis office. tin .i a-on wc learn tia. new can: ants from !'! Cissivr di'uyf on the Stiekecti nvei", are going i:i, uloeatmg those claims and expte'-ing theii in tention to hold ihem by virtu. of a: , A-CMinseuft Co. employ one of , . .- ' .i t the le-.t hoist-shoeis in the state. 3hot-gt:u title. tjt tours.j u-iuble' will ensue, and the onlv form of ju-:,,- -VII Kltatl-t of sevvjug done at Mis. . ,.,',.". . Hepburn., over the'.itv 1'ook fctore. tice likely t bo d j.il: on." is i a i s-um- ( -Auotiitr of tIio-.tr tine A sin at the City llook Store inary.i'ici uimtiif.ictor style adiuini-ieied by Jiiil. Lynch. Besides the mineral wealth man-K-r ..ai-VIv- Asioiiitr oi tinie nno A. u. jiiav -" ; orisi Com- i'hoe writing desks at the City b..ok tore aie the liest In the city. They are 'ass and others sav that the. .onietliing liieo mid durable, and ht-t ,- - , ,. .-"i,-, - whst am-.: jmiiig 1 wlie, wouid apprecl-v.itev- alt- alive wuh line Mod li-h. ot K.e f,,,,,, jltJ. , iur, " "reit c iiiiineieial vi'uo, and tliati the in iiiifieeiit forest' H"e tMil ilirtl-ii.ii lii.twomi ft..1i tnti. meiicaiiyisu aim.i.r.: lsiacK is lor sale in neat "neAh-ustih!,- Ti.L- faet that t-j1'rm et C.mI Adlei'-. iM.i't-r' film- a In order to reduce stock, previous to removal, "will offer a Saifees?al ! To all Gash Customers buying bills of SI 0 or over. Astoria, April loth, 1882. ASTORIA BREWERY. ftfj. MEYER Proprietor. ASTORIA. OREGON. va-t t-'i'intrv !:n.vru a Owing to tho numerous calls for ice, Messrs. Megler aud Wright have made arrangements whereby they are prepared to supply families an5 others desiring ice .it any time. The country east of the moun tains is settling up very fast. Tho land sales in the Northern Pacific rail road land office at Cheney lis: month amounted to S30.000. Tho regular stones come from Klick itat concerning the salmon, which are so thick at the fords that men and horses "have tho grcatet difficulty in keeping their footing." It's i-oally too bad! Before ordering blanks you will do well to see our styles and price". We have nearly two hundred differ ent kinds, and with tho exception of draw back entrys, and coasting mani fests, which take a little time, can supply any kind at short notice. The funeral of the late Peter Liuh rens took place from Franklin's un dertaking rooms at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and was largely attended. He was a native of Germany, 27 years of age, unmarried, and was formerly employed on tho "Little Pete" at Portland. Lawrence, tho Portland bigamist, has beon bound over in the s am of 1,000 bail to await tho action of tho grand jury of this county. Being unable to furnish bonds, ho has been remanded to jail. The way of the transgressor is hard when he comes back. Premature. m; lete -!!: of bo'and chil ... ..... ..r. T.. .:.. .. ... .f.t...ni. prs-i..uj.9-J ffjHifre ni'ies. -,r ' "!.,, j.,,,.. v.-.ro. sit itutiM the area of our own huge! - - ; , , ., ,. .. , .' -I re-die.: and lineal cakes, fruit and et.ite, and that lnt a .itt.e ovist l-n.j . f ,, :lmj;. -1t ,!lu Av.,H candy laclory. tweiity-f-mr miles I off ever iv.ui ex-! - - , ; ., ,i !-. ,1.Iiii i;o-io: theCentr.il Mar liloted, illustrates l...w inc.yer t ?, ,t. has made arr.m.'etr.enls to keep al We are told that 'in our Father's House there aro many mansions," and the supposition is that tho other place is likewise pretty well fixed in tho matter of accommodations for per manent guests; aud if so, tho warmest chamber iu that torrid region will surely bo reserved for the miscreant who will steal as umbrella from a newspapur office. Whitman's name stands alone for a great historic fact. Let his monument stand alone, on iliat lone, silent mound, the signal of the christian and patriotic heroism of one Missionary Pioneer. It will teach the vounca nernetua lesson. .:. -. ? ' i . . i It will speak volumes of truth as the history o these Pacific States is woven and unfolded. Hoping for your health and pros perity in the enterprise, I remain, Cordially yours, G. W. Atkinsos. On motion it wis ordered that the deed to ground for m-inumeut be placod in the h mils of treasurer, A. Van Duson, for safo keeping. The following resolutions were oTerod and on motion adopted unanimously. Rc3 lived, That while tho Pineer and Historical society of Oregon dn'y appreciate tho interest manifested by the people of tho city oi Walla Walla to removo tho bones of tho Whitman martyrs to and within tho Whitm m seminary grounds, and havo tho pro posed monument erected therein, this society with it3 thousands of contributors to the monument dsem it not compatible with tho implied obli gations to tho donors to removo the remains from the ground contiguous to that where the tragedy occuried. Resolved, secmd, That thin society being historic d in its 1 ibors and efforts does heartily approve of tho efforts of the citizins of Walla Walla in erecting and endowing a seminary of learning with the namo and to the memory of tho 1 unentcd Dr. Marcus Whitman as a living monumeut; and tais society will cheer' fully aid such an effort to the utmost of its influence, means aud ability. Adjourned to meet at ":.10 r. m. Evening session mot pursuant to adjournment, same officers present. After being called to order by tho president the meeting proceeded to the election of officers for the ensuing ye ir, which resulted as follows .Considerable discussion is g-ung on to the north as to what the new state shall be ealied when Washington Ter ritory is admitted. Years ago a cler gyman was riding by the home, uf one of his parishioners .indiiearingloud and unseemly language indde. and seeing the children skipping out m various directions, he judged theio was a sra:.il lint inside. Dismounting and going in h- to'iiiu tne lieau ol tiio family dragging the partner of his bosom around by the hair and smash ing various aitic'.e of domestic us". Upon inquiring why such outrageous action, the man of the hoit?e said that ho was "arguing'' with hiVwife; thai she wanted the bureau in a certain corutr of the iconi, and that he had set his head on having it in an en tirelv different location. "But where is your bureau!" mildly inquired the reverend peacemaker. "Is it the bu reau jou'iti inquiring about!" said the husband; "Well, vvo haven't got it yet." Aire&t of Caofc Nicholson. Sinc-3 the arrival of the Columbia yesterday morning wo learn that Capt. Nicholson, of tho Glenelg has been arrested at Porland for alleged viola tion of the rules and regulatians con cerning tho importation of Chinee. Each Chinaman is allowed so many cubic feet and, upon measurement by the custom house authorities it trans pires that but 533 passengers had lawful accommodation on tho Glenelg, whilo his passenger list showed C38. Just where thu responsibility rests is not easy to determine. Tho case will come up beforo Rufus Mallory for adjudication when tho facts in tho case will be brought out. Tho penalty for violation of the law a is a fine of $50 for rncli passenger so carried in excess of the number allowed by tho law. This would aggregito tho sum of 3,250 for which uomobedv will be held liable. amount n? Liejulcl- of i;ii i.r o:F. timi f or nation. he til.,., 're-.1! i ilt. ., in tlioir season And Still They Come The Ameriiv.tifhip Importer .n id in las' veiling, lifty-oiie day, from Hongkong. She lus .m i-oaid 3'J3 Mongolians, and present m dvtk and i f... W I.- IV... ..... in hold the smiv- c Mtfu.vjcl masacfl ' - pigtail', yellow !.ct,i and general truck as her predecessors, the Mcath and Glenelg. The Importei i-i 12G9 80-100 tens register; ('. II. Allyr.eis her chief i-ftieer. The livo fivilii of coolies is under tin fame supevvisi'.ii as those already arrivtd.-Mid uih be dumped ;tt i'ortlrnd as ;o.in as the ship pi'sc-s the custom hou-e h'.re. A ih-ih v.vsher and a waiter can find j employ ,aei'.t at ih" Wtslon iloiv-e. ! -Ince.--H.irv Iteiurt - and "What Must we V l.e s.ielt" at Carl Adler'v. "-Iiilon" llahi r :s what j on iieetl fm .'o-i-tipation. l.o- of Appetite. Uiz-7in"s- -and all viiiptomsotDjspepsia. nice loaiellj tentv per bottle- -S'JKl - isleeiiitv-. Nigiitv. made miserable by that terrible eottsli. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy ior you. old by W. E. Dement. MISfEi.J.vNEOr-5. MAUXU T. CROSBY, REDrrnos of whoi,E5-le prices-. $7 50 PEK BAliHEL OL1 30 GALLONS. li.Ai.i.r uitor.us ix mici: ntoroirriox. LessSQuantities, SO Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - - SI BO per Dozen afitSpeelal attention, paid to onlers Imih i'ul't.e itou.-,cs and ramllles.-sa THE If COLUMBIA r: ' TfZ -J BREWERY it?E" i r; -& IS .ill'UUIOl: Tu MOST. -AMI Jh I.XCI.I.l.r.l) IiY XOMB ON THIS COAbT JOHJX HAHN, - - PKOPKIETORt 0HEEFA51US STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. erOateii Mt at .In i.ll.MANIA IiEKi; IIAU. will I,, pirinptlj atiecded lf.v- I'.-ak i& omi HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, Iron Pips and Fittings, Routes and Steam Fitters; Guods and Tools, Tiansientaial nay .'oarilerviv.ii t,e n),rrr .,rn pTnifi irin aecomodated at Mrs. I.ovetf, coffee and! SHEc I LfcU Oltllr LhAU chop-house, on Main vtievt. M,ils lo j IRON TIN ANDCOPPER. Caime.ry ami FishermRUS Supplies Steven & Son have their -tore crowded with new good-, all marked in plain ilgurtM; You want to et-t some of Ib.vv.e's i,e cream to-dav: treh ma'le aud nieeh llavori.i. i The gentleman who got thev.ioug Derby hat at the link Tliursrlai night, can call at this office antreschan'je fan his own. ! cents upward-. l)av board -.i0 i-er week, fiverjthi.ig clean and eomfort-i f,,,--able. 'SHfctl Music for the piano, Jirg.tn, ll-.-.te, violin. guitar, eoi net, accordeou, tiinjn. life, concerrina and other lii-ti-unieuw, just received at Adlet's music store. Call and examine thoie bab) vvairoiiv at the City book store. 1. .1. Goodman, on Chriuuuu vtreet. has jiivt received the latest and inovt fashionable style of gents an:t Indie Ixiots. shoe-, etc. Agent in Astoria for the fataous Morrow slioe-- Frank Fabre Ins oy-iteis in every style, btew and pan roavls a specialty all -Ice for sale at tho Occident Hotel. I'rof. Fred Mayer I- meeting with marked success in his musical infrac tions. More advanced pupils can be ae conimodated with lesson, at their own huuses at the monthly rate of Sti. , . i.i -l.l It you want Ice cream that U ice T. P. Powers was elected president, cmim,i'oto Frank Fabre'.s. R. W. Morrison, vice president; W. H. Gray, corresponding secretary; E. C. Qoldcn, rocordiug secretary; A. I Van Dussj, treasurer; and J. H. D. jSelL For the genuine J. II. Cutter old IJoiirbonaud the be-t ol wines, lhjuora and San Fraueivco beor. call sttlie (Joni opnoslte the bell tower, and see Camp- Stationery and blank books, styles and prices at Carl Adiei . A larco consignment of thr Iesi brand Red Cms- ciial oil just reeeived at .Ino. KodgeiS, Centra! Market. - " A new itoek of stoves of the I.:.e-t styles at .lohn A. Jlontgomery'v. 1 can't cet along without It. 1 :im , hae one of those fine work 'rnvket- at: the City Book vtoie. Three scow load- uf dry fir, -prife I limbs, anil bark, Ju-t receivid and for -ale at Cray's dock. Stoves, Tin Ware and House Furnisbing Goods. JQBUING IU WEE T IRON, TIN. COPi PER rLUVRING nnJ STEAM FITTING Dsnc with i.adn -ss and dispatch, Non i.ut :!r:t ciai workmen eaipl0ed. A t.ir,;e as"(rtir.?iit o' S V X h E i?1 Constantly on tiaad. nxery, .rr-ESSOlJ TO JAtTKINS i 3IOMCO'tEUY.) DEaLEUS IN Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. a General A53ortmint"of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. A5lUi for M.igeo .Stovrs and Kaugcs 1 lio Hc-'-l In iht) inaiitet. i'lUtnUa? S-'oli ot all kind's oa han Job work done lit a wortmaallko maimer. coiiAJUt of n.vir. ami jr.Fyr.itHos ktkeets, ASTORIA, - OREGON. Hrasa KSSir'lSiiVSAiiJ-itt5-l CHAS. HEILBORN, MAKUFACTL'RKR OF; FURNITTTKE S BBIDDDsTG, AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AD OUHTAIN I'OLES Complete in everj luanea. Cbas. Stevens .t Son have for a'e and are agents for the u "siuet 5w in-; m .chines. Evervthinir favlnonabli and boy's straw hats at Mcliito-df- elot! mg store. Uoiton Go to Roscoevs and try t!i Unit Crystal Ice Cream. Occident Itloek. Brace up the whole system w iih King j Attest QftheEIood. Sse Advertiaemeat " ' REAL ESTATE iUCTIOX SALE ! Tuesday. May 16 11a. m. I y euuri: or rur ro.vnu or rn-' i) Hc:orv. I w I' awl at luliliij Auction as ai., !iicv:i'.,i.J i .n,l pllpiblo lot known v:.,! i m itlru.v j- in frtli!rn Alnri-i.i !.!iathi 'bcUd'.-r- :!-iiv.ii.tothehl:lietbid-Hl uiet.'s d.-rf irctvti " vii.l .t ii that on which tho' Oill 1 iiUli" ' r-'-Jieei i''iu.:i5is 3iauu.. living vu I the uort'ieast cot'i.-r of Main and Astor' -t reels S'llo Absolut and Title Perfect. i .. ... . t . V. v WPa9r-SiS 2i .5 :S ? .-Vj ar v-3Sl e pi - .s.si' t-en;. : .?? : --H;Qs2y 3-)0oliltJ jS e3e3W Bgs i-iSS" Se I '.- Ce9 E. C. H0L0EN, Auctioneer. J. O. IIUST1.CE, School Clerk. uivS-W a . 3 S3" Sao t, ty IjVi ? y Sf a -w':j - &r- E. - w. Xmm. mVTJ -JT - Ir" '-. i r-aBrt-r mm. - k?z?. i- i:t-i. r 69 ui "?5-.m egss-as. ia-SiSCKs-gsoS IfO-ssga rs gga or uMISia v-iJ"-; - - - ' "" sr --. - .,. aJ