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Tri-Weekly Astorian
THURSDAY Oct. 9, 1873
Democratic Platform.
Adopted is the State Co:n-ve:ntiox,
Portland, Sept. 9, 1S73.
. That wo recognize and support the legal
and constitutional authority of the Federal
government, but insist upon the strict construc
tion of the Federal Constitution as necc-ary
to the preservation of the inherent rights of
the people; that wo oppose centralization a?
the most insiduous and dangerous enemy of
popular rights, and will -continue to denounce
it in every guise in which it may apnoar; that
mo several ucparunents oi our government.
Legislative Exocutivo and Judicial are inde
jendent in their respective spheres under the
Constitution, and any attempt by any one of
them, to usurp authority, .is destructive of the
Constitutional rights andiindependcnce of the
others, and should bo rejected as dangerous to
civil liberty. . .
2. That justice demands a revision of our
tariff laws, wiHi view to secure revenue alone,
and not to tax the community in goneral for
the benefit of particular "ixterests, and to the
detriment of the laboring classes of the com
munity. ... . ,,
:, That tho wealth of the country is tho pro
duct of labor, and that weliearfiily favor such
legislation as has for its object tho protection
and support of tho producing and laboring
classes. -Capital protects itself, whilo labor in
in itsnuinorous and diversified forms, needs
and must .have, tho fostering care of prudent
and skillful legislation, and particularly is this
true aUhis time, when tho profits of production
are being swallowed up in tho extortionate
rates of transportation.
4. That all corporations are subject to legis
lative control; those created by Congress sho'd
be restricted and controlled by Congress, and
those under Stato lawsbosubjectto the control
of tho States creating them; and all corpora
tions should be so controlled as to prevent thorny
from becoming engines of oppression; and also
the property of all corporations should be as-
, sessed and taxed at the same rates as property
of individuals.
o. That wo viow with groat apprehension tho
wide-spread corruption and dishonesty that
lias recently marked our public service, and
considering as shameful and iniquitous the re
cent act of Congress granting an increase of
salaries, we demand an immediate repeal and
Ave denounce every member of Congress,Dcm
ocrat or Republican, who supported the meas
ure, and also tho President of tho Unitod States
by whose approval the infamous act became a
law.
. That tho act of the President in setting up
by tho bayonet a government in Louisiana not
desired by her people, and having no title
whatever to rule them, was a flagrant violation
of her rights under tho Federal Constitution.
7. That overy department of the government
being in the hands of the Republicans they are
justly responsible for the evils and wrongs in
Jcgi-dation and administration of which the
'country complains.
5. Wo are opposed to granting by the goneral
government of subsidies to steamship linos to
import Chinese slaves to our shoros, and wo
demand such modification of tholiurlingame
treaty with China as will effectually cut off this
stream of Chinese immigration.
i!. We demand of Congress an additional ap
propriation for tho removal of obstructions to
the navigation of the Wallamotrivor, and such
aid by appropriation or othorwiso as will open
tho Columbia river to free navigation, by
means of a canal and locks at tho Cascade port
age, and tho procoeds of tho side of aUornato
sections of tho public lands to aid in tho con
struction of tho Portland, Dallos and Sale lake
Railroad.
10. That as tho vast oxtent of our coast (em
bracing a distance of noarly 1,000 miles in ox
tent), is destitute of any placo of resort for ves
sels in stress of weather, and vast amounts of
property are liable to loss yearly thcroby,
together with a great many valuable lives;
Therefore bo it resolved, that wo re miro of
our Representatives in Congress that thoy uso
every honorable offort to secure an appropria
tion for the harbor of Port Orford; lirst, asbo
ing adapted to an improvement of tho kind,
and also for the improvement of all places in
the Stato that may contribute to our conimor-
"cial prosperity.
11, That the policy of tho general government
known as tho " Indian Poaco Policy," uy which
Indian tribos have boon encouraged in, and
granted immunity for, tho wholesale robbory
'and massacre of holples3 citizons upon frontiers
has retarded tho settlement and development
of our unoccupied territory ,and has matorialy
inj Ared our Stato in our vital intorests; that it
i- a wrong, if not a criuio, and ought to bo
aband med for a policy of firmnoss and justice.
12. That we most cordially invito all who fa
vor retrenchment and reform in every depart
ment of tho public servico.and tho restoration
of the government to its fornior purity and effi
ciency, to assist us by thoir votes and intluoneo
in the attainment of objects so important and
desirable. sW eod
,Special Election, Monday Octobor 13, 187-J.
Democratic Ticket
For Representative in Congress,
JAMES W. NESMITH,
Of Polk County. sl'i
Special Election, Monday Octobor 13, 1S73.
Republican Ticket.
F,or Roproscntutivo in Congress,
HIRAM SMITH,
Of Linn County. slO
Established Twenty-two Years.
S. J? McCormiek,
PUBLISHER:
Franklia Book Store !
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
V& First Street, Portland, Oregon.
Constantly onHancl, a full Stook.of
. STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS,
And Staple Stationery.
J. K. G-ill & Co.
(S.icco3sore to G, A. Stoel & Co. J
" IMPORTERS:
Wholesale axd retail .dealers est
. BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
d&p. 75 Firat street, hot "Washington and Stark
"" ' P0XTL.IXD, OREGON.
CLAJtKE, HENDERSON & COOK.
This Space is Reserved!
(Me, luted k Goo!,
LEADING
DRY-GOODS
MERCHANTS,
Sekum's New Building!
Corner Eirst and Washington,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SfOO 00 REWARD.
ho undersigned will pay $100 00 reward to
any person who will make known and
convict the person who set his Salmon House
on lire.
FRED COLBERT.
Astoria. Sept. 12th 1S73
E. MILWAIN,
95 Front and 1)3 First Street,
Portland, Oregon.
tiSu WnOLESALB AND RETAIL DEALER
in Stoves, Sheet-iron, Tin-plate, etc. Plumb
ing and (.las fitting cheaper than any other
house in town.
OTTO TEEUER.
No. 1 North-Front Street, Portland.
EALER IN WINES AND LIQUORS AND
Manufacturer of Syrups, Cordials, Bitters,
etc., etc. Sole agent for John Wclland's Phil
adelphia Brewery, San Francisco. Beer by
the keg or bottlo.
Goods delivered to any part of tho City.
0RTLAND BOX FACTORY-North Front
street, Portland, Oregon.
Boxes of overy description constantly on hand,
and mado to order. Orders addressed to John
Harlow, corner of First and E street', will
meet with prompt attention. j29tf
Canon Creek Laundry
Jefferson street, Portland,
C. 31. PATTERSON Proprietor.
WORK OF EVERYKIND done to order
and satisfaction guaranteed. Linon, etc
from a distance, neatly returned through mes
sengers on tho various steamers of tho Colum
bia river, sl(i
CRACKER MANUFACTORY
Oregon Bakery,
P.OPITZ, Proprietor,
Pirsfc Street, near Vine, Portland, Oregon
BTANUFACTURE all kind of Fancy Bis-
JLti cuits, Crackers, Pilot, Ship and NavalJ
Jsreau. Orders addressed as abovo promptly
attendod to, auH tf
James Laidlaw.
Henry James Gate.
- Laidlaw & Gate,
Importers and Commission Merchants,
23 Fronfe Street, Portland. Oregon.
London Agents:
RgDFEBN, ALEXANDER & Co.
Oregon Steam ft! a v. Co.
STEAMERS
IN TUB ABOVE LINE
fe-
TTTILL LEAVK- ASTORIA for Portland,
y T three times a wook as follows, until fur
ther notioe.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at 6 o'clock &. a. returning on alternate days.
J. C. A1NSWORTH, President.
J. Kraemer & Co.,
Importers of and
"Wholesale Dealers in
IO.QTS AND SHOES,
47 Front Street, Portland, Oregon.
FFER TO THE TRADE FULL LINES
of Mens'. Boys', and Youths' French Calf
and Kip Boots; Ladies', Misses .and Childrens
SJioes of all grades, and also a full line of
Slippare. au!4 tf
GotoeUJLSHEPPARB'SJ
Corner of Yamhill and First streets,
PORTLAND OREGON,
FOR-
Groceries
Groceries Groceries
Grocorics Grocciies '
Groceries Groceries
Groceries Groceries
Groceries Groceries
Groceries GROCERIES Groceries
Groceries ' Groceries
."Grocciies , Groceries
Giocerie Groceiies
Groceries Groceries
Groceries Grocorics
Groceries
"WHOLESALE OE RETAIL.
JKTho best stqck of STAPLES and TEA
in Orogon. All goqds warranted.
HOTELS.
American Ex. Hotel,
Cor. Front and "Washington streets.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
L. P. "IV. QUIMBY, r..C. II. PERKINS."
FjTirTE PROPRIETORS WOULD RESPECT
JL fully inform tho traveling public, that the
American Exchange having been recently im
proved in all its (len.irtments. they are now
prepared to offer superior inducements to their 4
patrons and tho public an general, at reduced
prices.
Board and Lodging, $1 to $1 50 per day, ac
cording to room occupied.
The American Exchange coach will always
be in readiness to convey passengers and bag
gage to and from the Hotel, free of charge.
RIARD HOUSE. H. C.vzuux, Proprietor.
View street, Victoria, British Columbia.
CIIEMEKETA HOTEL Salem, Oregon.
WESLEY GRAVES, Puovkiktr,
xtS'Tho cheapest andbcstllotcl in tho Stafo.
Free Coach to tho House.
Cosmopolitan Hotel,
(Kopt on tho European Plan,)
ZIEBER & 1I0LT0N PROPRIETORS
Corner Stark and Front streets, Portland.
g. l cook. vr. n. axdrus.
Occident a! Hotel,
(Kept on the European Plan,)
COOK & ANDRUS PROPRIETORS
Corner First and Morrison steots, Portland.
MPIRE HOUSE J. 0'Brikx, Proprietor.
J Oniosito Railroad depot and Steamboat
Landing, Kalama W. T. The best and cheap
est Hotel in Kalama.
ACrFIC HOTEL Sires &Ouimi5Y, Proprs.
Main street, Olympia, W. T. Stago office.
A1LROAD H0USE-J. McGr.vth, Propr.
Good meals, clean beds, moderate prices.
Tenino, W. T., present terminus N P. R. R.
St. Charles Hotel,
Corner Front and Morrison streets,
R. A. WHITE PROPRIETOR
Poitland, Oregon.
THE ST. CHARLES IS THE ONLY BRICK
Hotel in Portland; has been thoroughly re
paired and refurnished sinco tho lire, and is
now the most comfortable and convenient
house in tho State. altf
THE SEASIDE HOUSE.
CLATSOP BEACH.
MR. C. IT. DEXTER, Formerly of tho " Cliff
House," San Francisco-, announces to his
friends and the public that he has leased tho
now and elegant Hotel recently erected by
Ben llolladay, Esq., upon tho site of tho old
Summer House, at Clatsop Beach. Tho house
is elegantly furnished, and possesses all mod
ern improvements. A largo and spacious Din
ing Room, Billiard Room, extensivo Parlors,
Bath Room-"', Rooms on suite, etc., etc., all
well arranged for tho comfort of Guests. Tho
Grounds are beautifully laid out. A half-milo
HaceTrack, with Shell drive; Croquet Ground
Children's Play Ground, Swings, etc., etc.
Boats upon tho creek; plenty of Trout lishing;
a splendid Stablo, with Saddle Horses for
those who wih for Equostrian ridos over the
Beach; Bathing Houses, for Salt Water Bath
ingand, in fact, everything necessary for tho
Pleasure Seeker, the Tourist or tho Invalid.
Ocean, Mojmtam, Forest and River Scenery,
combined, make this the finest Place of Reaort
in the orld. The climato is equable never
subject to oxtremes of heat or cold and one of
the healthiest places upon tho Globe. The
Table will bo unexcelled, and tho subscriber
pledges himself that nothing will bo left un
done for the pleouro and comfort of his Pat
rons. Terms moderate and satisfactory.
CHARLES 11. DEXTER.
BAY-VIEW HOUSE,
(Fifteen Mile3 Northwest of Astoriif.)
At Unity, Baker's Bay, W. T.,
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS PURCHASED
tho abo o house at this favorite resort.
Having thoroughly renovated and furnished
the same with now material, it will be kept in
lirst-class stylo.
The tablo will bo furnished with the best the
market affords. Fresh Fish, Oysters and
Clams in overy style. No pains will bo spared
to make guests comfortable.
The above house is only one and a half miles
from the Ocenn Beach, whero-anglcrs may en
joy raro sqoit. Boats, carrying passengers,
will ply between Uiiity and Atoria, connect
ing with ColiunbiaRivor boats. Tri-weekly
stages will run between Unity and Shoal
water Bay. JOHN HUNTEK, Proprietor.
SUMMER HOUSE.
CLATSOP BEACH.
'RP, CL0UTRIE WISHES TO INFORM
. tho public that she has comnlntntl hm-
large new two-story house, which is hard
linbhed throughout, and is now prepared to
receive visitors at this well known resort
GRIMES HOUSE,
CLATSOP BEACH.
ISiTGJlS WILL FJXD THE AEOYE
named' llouso open for the entertainment
of guests during the season, as usual
S. Gr. Skiclmore
Druggist and Apothecary,
Has Romovcd to his
iv7?)7 AND ELEGANT STORE,
111 First st., next to L. C. Honrichsen's,
Portland, Oregon.
au
OREGON BOOT AND SHOE STORE!
S. M. BARR, ' J. C. KKSCSLKY.
BAJlH & KXNGSLEY,
PRINCIPAL RETAILERS OF THE STA
ple bn.nds of Eastern, California and Ore
gon ko4 and Shoos, No. l"-3 First street cor
norlamhlll, Portland Oregon.
KSjr ith our long experience and'small ex
pense wo are enabled to sell cheaper -than any
other house in tho city of Portland. As tho
proverb goes $1 (X) jsuyed i-s S-i 00 made: Call
and see ai-d give us your trade.
BARK & KINGSLEY.
PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
' W. Jackson & Co-.,
Front Street, Portland,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers Sn
Crockery,
Glassware, Cutlery,
Elated Ware, Wooden Ware, '
Coal Oil, Furnishings,
Etc., Etc.
And also Agents for Perkins & House's Patent
Metallic Keroseno or Coal Oil
Safety Lamps!
i& Our stock having been solocted and ship
ped direct to us from manufacturers in the
East and Europe we arc prepared to sell to
the trade at such rates as wo think will induce
trade. aui2 tf
TII
Geleljratetl Spectacles aid fees
Manufactured by Lazarus & Morris,
Hartford, Connecticut,
ANEW METHOD OF FITTING GLASS
cs to the oyo of any person who cannot
spare tho time to come and select for them
selves. Any person who will send us a copy
for sample of the smallest sized type that they
can read at an ordinary distance, can bo fitted
to glasses that will suit the eye.
L. C. HENRICHSEN, & Co., Solo Agents,
. 10!) First street, Portland. au7
D. 'W.WILLIAMS.
GEORGE T. MYERS.
Williams & Myers,
No. 5 Central Block, Front st., Portland.
Commission Merchants,
Dealers in
Groceries and Oregon Produce,
Grain, Elour, Mill Peed,
Bacon,' Lard, etc.
Ample Five-Proof Storage.
Consignments Solicited.
"$SS San Eranckco Agent,
slG G. MITCnLER, 213 Clay street.
Allen & Lewis,
Shipping and Commission
Merchants, and Wholesale Dealers.
IS, 20 and 22 North Front st, Portland Orogon
San Francisco effice:
Corner of California and Front Streets.
Ho Trenkmann,
B
LACKSMITII AND TOOL MAKER and
manufacturer of of all kinds of
Plaining, Moulding, and Turning Tools,
Saws of all kinds Straightenod and Repaired,
and all kinds of Saw Teeth made and repaired
and saws turned and straightened. Orders at
tended to promptly. H. TRENKM AN N,
nalbtf 40 Front st, Portland,
George L. Hibbaid,
Shipping, Storage, and Commission
jMercnant,
No. 24 North First str., Corner of Ash,
Portland, Oregon.
DEALER IN OREGON and California Pro
duce, also importer of and Wholcsalo
dealer in C. A. & O. M. Hibbard's celebrated
Hand Made Boots and Shoes.
tkS,Call and examine my stock boforo pur
chasing elsewhere. Consignments solicited.
UJ2. All business entrusted to mo will receivo
prompt attention. slbtf
EAGLE AND EXCELSIOR
W A "D 7T ! ?
1
E. J. "Walker,
Dealer in
Soda, Sarsaparilla and Cider,
All kinds of Syrups, Porter,
Ale and .Brandy Coloring.
Cor. Front and Ash Streets,
Portland, Orogon. slG
R. C. JANION.
Liverpool.
JANIOX, KHOnKS .t CO.,
Victoria, li. C.
Janion & Rhodes,
Importers and Commission Merchants
. Front Street, Portland.
Lloyd's Agents for Oregon
TnE PIONEER ENGLISH HOUSE IN
the city, and the founders of a direct lino
of Clipper Ships between Liverpool and Pert
land, offer for salo tho largest assortment of
Crejieral Merchandise
In Portland.
sSTAppomted Agents for J & R Ten
nent's Celebrated brand of Ale and Stout;
"Win Younger & Co's Celebrated Edin
burg alo; Gilroy Brothers & Co.'s Dundee
Grain Sacks, "Wool Sacks and Burlap.
p3" Sole Agents for 331ood, "Wolfe &
Go's Celebrated brand of ale and Stout;
Ind, Coope & Co.'s Celebrated Bui ton
ale; "Win 3IcEwan's Celebrated Edinburg
ale; "Worthington's Liverpool Salt; Hock
in, "Wilson & Co's Celebrated London
Pickles and Sauces; J & J Armis.tead's
Celebated Put ham Mustard; J&HD
Grimond's Celebrated Dundee Ilemp Mat
ting and Carpeting; George Curling & Cos
Citrates and Drugs;Dunville's Iri.-h "Whis
ky; Stewart's Scotch "Whisky; Hill, Evans
&XOS Engli-h Malt Yinogar; Noble's &
Hoare's London Varnishes; John Fowler
& Cos Celebrated Steam Plows. aul2
LEGAL NOTICES,
- Administra-fcnr's Sale. -
Yjiftue of an order of the Probnto .Court'
I will offer for sale to the highest bidder at
public i miction, on Wednesday, Vet. 15, IbT.i.
nil nf t tin nsfutn ,.;i.i, i - V .t t ..
tv ii i -v """ Jt;uu5 una interest oi ijiuy
lujlley, deceased, at the time of his donth,of,
in and to that certain lot or parcel of land sit
uate in Knappton, Pacific County, T., and
and particularly bounded and described as fol
Z LiwVn 01m1enc?ns at a point on tho
? i?" ft Columbia Hiver, thirty-ono
(.1) rods East of sec ion hno dividing sections
seventeen (1 1 and eighteen (IS), thence run
ning orth till it intersects the East bankef
a little creek, or stream of water, thenco
is ortheasterly along the meanders of tho Fast
lank of said stream of water until it intersects
a due ISorthand South line forty (4) rod?
.bast of the said section line abovo destiibed
thence bouth to the Columbia Kiver, thence
cat along said river bank nine ii) rods to
place of beginning, reserving the right of way
along said river bank abovo tho highest tided
for a public open roadway or higfiwav, con
taining about one 50-1U0 acres moro or le
situated in the North-west quarter of the
gether with the appurtonances. iho sale will
take place upon the premises between tho
hours of ton o'clock in the morning and sunset
on the above na med day. Terms of sale cash ,
in U. S. gold coin, ten per cent, on tho day of
salo, and tho balance on the confirmation or
the sale by tho Probate Court, and the deliv
ery of tho deed. All payments to bo in U. &.
coin, and all conveyancing to be at tho ex
ponso of the puichaser.
, . . IB KNAPP,
Administrator of tho estate of Lillv Ivolley,
deceased.
Knappton, AY T, Sept. 12, 1S73. 4wsl6
Summons,
QTATE OF OREGON, County of Clatsop-
U Justice Court for tho Precinct of Astorhv.
John W.Geai hart, plaintiff,") n. ., L. A
vs. ' L Civil action to
Chinaman Jim, defendant. J rccovor money.
To Chinaman Jim, the above named dofend
ant: In the name of the State of Oregon, l'ou
aro hereby required to appear beforo tho un
dersigned, a J ustico of the Peace for the Pre
cinct aforesaid, on tho thirty-first day of Octo
ber, a. i). 167.-J. at 9 o'clock in the forenoon of
that day, at tho office of said Justice in said
Precinct, to answer tho above named plaintifT
in a civil action. 'J ho defendant will take no
ticc,that if ho fail to answer tho complaint
herein, tho plaintiff will takejudgment against
him tor nineteen dollars ($11)), and disburse
ments of this action.
Given under my hand, this ISth day of Sep
tember, a. d. 187J. H. B. PA KKEK,
to:'iw J". P. for Astoria Precinct.
Summons.
QTATE OF OREGON, County op
kj Clatsep: Justice's Court for the Pre-
cmt of Astoria, State aforesaid. Eben P.
Parker Plaintiff, vs, Hung Mung DePdfc.
To Hung VIung, Chinaman, the above
named defendant In the name of tlw
State of Oregen: You are hereby required
to appear beiorc the undersigned, a Justice
of the Peace,' for the precinct aforesaid, on
the 11th day of November, 1S73, at nino
o'clock, in the forenoon of that day, at
the office of said Justice in said precinct,
to answer to the above-named plaintiff in
a civil action. The defendant will take
notice that if he fail to answer the com
plaint herein, the plaintiff will takejudg
ment against him for Twenty-throe dol
lars and seventy-three cents, ($23.73,) and
the costs and disbursments of this action.
Given under my hand thfs 30th day of
September, 1873. H. B. PARKEK,
Justice of the Peace for Astoria Precinct.
Published by oiderof the above entitled
court. -Y2t. L. M'EWAN,
oc2:Gt Plaintiffs Attorney.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. No
tice is hereby given, that in pursuance
of an order of tho County Court of tho Stato
of Oregon for tho County of Clatsop, made at
the beptombor term, LS73, in tho mnttor of tb
estate of Mills L. Cnllendor deceased, 1 will
sell at public auction, to tho highest bidder for
cash in hand in United States gold coin, at tho
Court-houso door in Astoria, Clatsop county
Orogon on TUESDAY, OCTOBER s&tli. 1&
at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m., all of tho right
titlo, interest and estate of tho said Mills L.
Cullender, deceased, in and to all that tract of
land lying and being in said county of Clatrop
sind Stato of Oregon, and more particularly
described as follows, to-wit: Part of section?
4, 5, t and ), 0f township 7 north of range 10
west, illamette meridian, and containing 33)
acres. PHILO CALLENDEK,
Administrator of tho estate of
oc4:4v Mills L. Callender docoased.
MISCELLANEOUS.
New Tobacco, Cigar and Notion
ilouse !
59 Front St., Portland, Oregon,
(Opposito Cosmopolitan Hotel.)
T. Dittenhoefer.
Formerly connected with Wassernian & On,
Is now Opening
ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST va
ried assortments of Tobaccos, Cigars and
"lankeo Notions, ever imported into this mar
ket, and takos plea.uro in offering the same to
his old friends, customers, and the tradagen
orally, at prices that defy competition.
9.Eloven years business experience in
Portland, has mado him fully familiar wiifv
tho wants of the trade of the Northwest Coast
and therefore his stock lias boen selected ee
pccially for the trade. atiftStf
A. Burchard,
Dealer in
New and Second-hand Furniture
Spring, Hair, Peather,
Moss, "Wool, and Pnlu Beds,
Blankets, Spreads-, Sheets,
Pillows, Pillow Cases, etc.
Prtoo Paid for
FURNITURE!
(Skidmore's- Building,)
Corner of Pirst and Taylor Streets
Portland, Oregon. k1$
CENTRAL MARKET, Stalls No. 27 aad 28
Portland, Oregon
JOHNSON & SPATJLDINGr
Doalers in all kinds of FRESH MEATS; end
packers of Beef and Pork. The highest Trico
pnid for all kinds of fat stock. jwf
xxurui-vrcsi quarter oi sectwn seventeen (17J,
township No. nino (!) North, and range No.
nino ('.)) nstrnf thn Wallnmof nnrwi;.n .