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ASTORIA. OREGON:
D. C. IREIiAXD Editor.
"WEDNESDAY Oct. 17, 1877
Orii Agricultural Show. Recent
ly we made mention of the fact that Mr.
Carnahan on Clatsop had presented us ! (JO QQQ g
with a beet weiuhincj manv pounds above ' ukwA
the average size of Oregon beets ; yes- 1 As appro
terday we mentioned what farmer Grav T
From
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Caxaiiy Seed. About a week ago
the Portland Standard contained an
item about a certain person in Wash
ington territory raising 200 or 300
pounds of canary seed. It sounded
rather large when we read it, but
faded into insignificance a few days
ago when we learned that Joseph
Nixon, Linn county's ex-treasurer, had
raised on his place this year one thou
sand pounds.
Fashionable Once. A lady who
attends all the openings puts the sub
joined story into shape: "We stepped
into a milliner's shop the other day on
business, and accidently sat down on
a bonnet that some one had laid on the
chair. We remained there until no
one was looking in our direction, and
then we quietly got up and stepped on
one side. There was a Lady in at the
time looking for a bonnet shaped to
suit her. She finally found the one
we had finished, and it just took her
fancy. It was just what she wanted,
so she said."
had done for us from Klaskanine, and j
now we have to mention returns from a j
precinct in Washington county. Last
spring we sent some seed corn to Mr. La
Dn, at Mount Coffin, which had been sent
to us from Georgia. Yesterday we re
ceived samples of the product from
that seed measuring seventeen feet
in hight, the ears well filled, hang
just svxen feet from the ground. Who
can beat that. Accompanying the corn ! "j
came a pair of the finest pumpkins we j
ever ale pies ironi. llie corn will not Acute ram instantly Keiievcii.
ful Treatments,
NEW CURES!
Celebrated Specialist,
EJEAITERY,
ate Hospital Fame,
ato of
NEW V0RKCITY AND AUSTRALIA.
PISACrit'Ali IKYSIt'IAX.
For Chronic and iSnecial Diseases
i i
i Has pcrmanenrlv located in
i PORTLAND, OREGOW.
CURE THE SICK ! !
MSCELLANEOUS.
PACIFIC MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company
OF CALiFORNfA.
.T. C. CAHROLL-.
eo.A. 3IOOUE.
."President
Vice President
he Lame Walk, The Blind See,
riK DKAF ESRA1C.
'o
ripen in this latitude, hut the old fash
ioned Yankee pumpkins which he sent
are just the nicest jjoing.
Drove into a Cistern. After the
arrival of the steamship Geo. W. Elder
in Portland, James C. Liddy, who
drives
hack for the O. T. Co.
took a, load of passengers in his vehi
cle and started with them for their
several homes. The night (about 1:45
a. M.) was so dark as to render objects
in the- streets all but invisible. In
driving past the the intersection of E
and North Park streets, his team took
a plunge into a hole dug for a fire cis
tern in the center of the intersection.
The horses remained in the cistern
until early next morning, when they
were taken out, one of them being
badly injured. The hack was also
somewhat damaged; but fortunately
the inmates and driver escape with a
few slight bruises. There was nothing
put up around or about the hole to in
dicate its existence to the traveler as
should be done in all such cases. The
cistern being so far from the center of
the city, the authorities or the person
under whose supervision it is being
built, probably did not deem it neces
sary to see to it and have the usual
guards and light erected; but the cor
poration will undoubtedly have a
"right smart chance" of a bill to pay
for the neglect.
Rich Display. It is not much won
der that John Jack's troupe went up to
Salem before the fair Champion, and
returned Bonanza. A private letter
from him says : 'Although Astoria and
Astorians have pleasantly occupied my
mind since my departure, the press
of business has prevented me from even
dropping you a line to preserve the
meinorv of irood feeling that exist he- i
tween us. My visit with my company
to Walla Vfalla. the center of the great
agricultural interest destined soon to
develop the great commercial center of
the coast Astoria, was all .the success I
could have desired. At Salem during
the State Fair Jack's (Astoria) theatre
was the center of attraction, and while
all else failed, it did the greatest busi
ness ever done at the Opera-house there.
On Saturday my band with band wagon
was drawn by Y. C. Mvers' splendid
team of four Percheon horses, weighing
in the aggregate fifteen thousand pounds
and valued at twenty thousand dollars.
Off in the morning for Walla Walla,
will visit my stamping ground, Astoria,
during the winter. Remember me with
every feeling of gratitude to my Astoria
patrons and friends, and send Astorian
regularly to Walla Walla for four weeks.
1 had the gratification to meet many of
them at the Fair, and shall always be
happy to hear of, and contribute to their
success."'
Surgical Operations Performed.
NO MEDICINES CIVEM ! !
Except when ncc ssary to prescribe his cer
tain .Nerve and Blood remedies.
OFFICE Over Connor's Store, corner
Washington and Front street.
Ofiico Hours From 10 a. m. to .1 p. m.
of
ASSETS GOLD COW BASIS - 1,300,009
Total Death claims paidi'over - - 700 000
HOME OFFICE, 41 SECOND STREET.
SACitAHEXTO. CALSFOKMA.
AUCTION SALES.
E.
C. HOLDEN,
AUCTIONEER and COMMISSION AGENT
CHEXAMUS ST. ASTORIA. ORKUOX.
Consignments respectfully solicited, bills col
lected and returns promptly made.
Ilcsrxilnr Sales liny. Snt:irrf:iy.
Refer by permission to
CJvWKIGllT.
WAKllEX3lcOriRB
Hon, J. Q.A. BOW 1,15 Y
A. YAW HUSK.W
.LAV ft BAKU A irr.
T.. C. MOIjDKI. Auctioneer.
B.
S. WORSLEY.
BRANCH OFFICE
ASTORIA GREGOfJ.
Send trie Paper Home.
Single copies of the Vekkly Astoria
neatly loin up. with stamps, to pre-pay
potngc affixed, lor sale at thw office.
Jeml a. copy to vour friend.- in other parts
of the world. lViep, 10 cents a copy.
Any friend who feels an interest in the pros
perity of this region, is authorized ta net as
A''ont for this paper, in procuring subscriber?.
3IARRIEI.
Iii the
Commerce
followin
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and 11 o
Median
tinesfc
ranges
It is
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of t
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an andis
fort and
home life.
Holbrook, Merrill & Co.
b. r
Journal of
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&
econt date, we find the
At llie residence of Samuel OH va. near
Rrooklield, Y. T.. October JUli, by Chas.
II. Stiekels, Justice of the Peace, Sam
uel Oliva to Amelia Durrival. The wed
ding was first class. Everything passed
off in the best possible manner.
At the residence of the bride's father,
October l'Jtli, by the Rev. Dr. Cr.mg. Miss
Amelia Kindred to Chas. Y. Holt, esq.
Dr. FLATTEKYV practico is mostly the
cure of chronic disease? and Case? given up
by the bet t'hviciuiH and Professors as in
curable and although over 'SI years a graduate
of a .Medical College, his method of treatment
is peculiar to himself, as he belongs to no
.Medical School, Creeds Cli pies. Clans, Scho
lastic 1 login as or Strait Jacket impracticable
.Medical Theories; but ho belongs exclusively
to the .MEUiCAL I'liOFhSSmN.
His j ractiee is based upon the most strict
principles of science; and there is nothing
miraculous or supernatural about it: it is in
harmony only with all natures laws. Many
iMitiucnt lijysicians of tho various practices
not only acknowledge hissupeiior method in
certain cases, but receive his treatment lor
themselves and families.
Uy thi treatment it requires but a short
time for inveteral ea-es of almost any curable
chronic disease; and few di-eases require a
oiiml treatment, except in Paralysis of long
Mantling. Suppurating Tumors, bad Curva
tures of the Spine etc., etc., and these Casus
are Cured.
Ihc following arc the diseases which yield
'most readily to i is peculiar treatment to-wit:
hheumatism. iihcumatie Gout. -curaltna.
Paralysis, Hysteria, Convulsions, Headache,
Nervo is Irritation of tho Brain, Wakefulness
Dyspepsia. liease of the Liver and Spleen.
Irritation of the Stomach, Chronic Diarrhoea,
Kidney I'i.-c:ic. Diabetis, (travel. Amoiior
rhoeu. Chlorosis I'lcei-.ttion and Jiisplaccmetit
of tho omb. all kinds of Sexual U eakness,
(teiieral Hebinty, .Nervous Depression, Weak
I pine. l.(ss of Appetite. Asthma. Conunsp
I tion. Loss of Voice, bronchitis, l.isease of tho
; Heart. I alpitation, Eruptive Diseases, billi
i cult lreathing, with l ain in tho Limes,
Cough.-, eak and Soro Eyes, of every d s
crs tion. Gmnula tion of Kyes,pccksorOimci
tie of the Corneo, Amauro-i or Anrroits
Uliii' iik. Deafness, Noi-e in tho Head, Dis
charges fiom tho Ears. "I umors. t iles. Swelled
' Neck ior (Suiter , Syphiliiiu Uhoumatism, Ul
cers, hpilepsy or r ailing litt, etc., etc.
The following are mmho of the Diseases in
which his certain lilood remedies aro some
times re iiiired in connection willi iiis tieat
nient in order to effect a speedy and radical
cure, vi.: Soro ula. Catarrh of the Head,
Throat and Lungs, Skin Disease, Cnncers,
Syphilitic Diseases, all lilood Diseases, etc.
'K'apc Worn:. He guarantees to remove
Tape Worm, in every instance, in from two to
four hours, with the head. hen the head is
not removed the worm will grow again. No
money re inired until tho worm is removed.
Ansal I'utnrrli positively cured by one
treatment.
lrop.s.v Cured "Without Tapping:.
(iltAVliL (or Stono in the liladderr, dis
solved and removed by two applications of a
perfectly harmless vegetable li ptid.
Cured at lBume A rtto a full descrip
tion of tho case, and treatment will be sent.
kfCharges moderate and according to cir
cumstances. No charges for a second treat
ment. Consultations free.
Address : Jr. J . FtATTBKY,
Portland, Oregon.
OPFICKUS:
r. XT. CASK President
V. S. W1U OUT Vice President
C. DIJ 0 WW" Secrctar v
.1. Q. A. I5()ULI5Y Attorney
yi. D. J EX X LXOS . . . Medical Examiner
KXEfCTIVE COMMITTEE :
K. li. SPEDDEX". ( .1. TllEXe'IIAUD,
D. K. WA1IKEX. JAV. (JEAKUAKT,
It. ALEXAXDER.
AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Office, on Main street opposite Washingto
Market.
SAIVKS DAILY
Prom 7 to ! o'clork P. M.
Rcsnilr Sales Day,
:2id:t3-. t 10 O'Clopft A?3I.
Will purchase and sell rcl c?tate, mercharr
disc, furniture, etc.
Consignments respectfully slreKed.
J Maurams and terms to be had on aiplkatron
tn fho Auctioneer. 15, S. WullSLLY
IIOTELii AXD RESTAUKASTP.
E. II. CARDWELL. 0. II. I'EKKIXd
Favhen' Iloibse Hotel,
Corner Main and Coneomly streets,
ASTORIA, OUl&OX.
Card-urell & Perkins, Propx'ietors?
rpilIS ISTIlKLAltUKSTIJOTEL IX AS
JL toria. new and new furniture, furnished
in first class slyle.
The table will be supplied with the best tho
DNiECTens: V"' :. ' "To-. " c. VA . ' . V.
C. S. "WRTClin, i Steamer.-and sail boats leave tho wharves
J. W.OEAKUAlvT, I and slips ner tho Hotel, dairy for FortSte-
I Vfiis, rort Lanby, Mipanon. rort ('latsop
efi muo, Ocean Ueacb, Knapptcn, Chinook
Unity, Oysterville and other places of retori
in this vicinity.
iW There aro now five largo salmon can
nericin Astoria, which employ tor lM) per
sons in tho various branches of tlws business,
making Astoria a it now k. a point of intcre?x
to visitors, hiilepcndcnt f its cool invigorating
summer i-Kmatc.
I. V. CASE,
0. BlU)rX.
IJ. ALEXANDER. I. H.SPEDDEX.
O.J.TilEXCHAKD M. D. JEXXLXtlS,
C. P. UPSIiriJ. W. H.TWiLlCJHT.
1). K. WARUEX. J. Q.A. BUWLP.Y.
F. D. W1XTOX.' ILP.CiEARIIAUT.
C. A. McOlIUE.
XEW ADVEUTISEMEXTS.
Ly
Folloicfnrjisali
in the Axturiu
Andrewson,
Antterson. Y
Ahlin. C Vjl
l.l.fM..' U
uirii will, .
Ruru;e, MVs
Rarneyler.!
isovnton.
T
Collins. James
Crosby, 3liss B O
Craven. Miss Ida
Coull, Mrs Eliza
mil & Co., of 111
a street, have, in the
exhibited some of the
m tne way or stoves,
at seen on the coast.
cessary to treat of the
itions or improvements
t is a matter that comes
ousehold, and forms
able element in the com-
convenience of home and
Ranges are, therefore, the
piece de resistance of this display. The
Medallion is one of the most beauti
ful and useful of nortable ranges. In
design it is one of the mosfcliiaiji. AiV-.Vr.!1 l vof,
and artistic that can be enceuntered: iJ.vinTn.y," .lames
is compact, is a quicx uaKcr ana is
economical in fuel, as the patent check
draft gives perfect control of the lire.
It has six full sizi boiler holes on top,
both high and low wanning closet,
pipes for hot water, and the ovens are
large and wellventilated. The Bismarck
kind to be found. It has targ3MVniii!-', Oeo S
ovens, powernu araic, is a qmcK ami
perfect baker, is mounted with nickle
plated nobs, has a swing hearth plate
and a low ironclad hot water reservoir
and warming closet. It is the hand
somest stove to be seen in the pavil
ion. Besides, there are on exhibition
the Luck patent unproved cooking
stove, of which 30,00(f have been sold
by this house, and many others tlKjjtiTnrrton. New
we have not space to mention here, (iilley, Xatha
They also show some beautiful iron
ware and many other articles that
would delight the eye of a house-keeper.
The firm that makes this display have
one of the lincst manufacturing estab
lishments in this or any other city."
Messrs. L. P. Richman & Co. have
the above stoves for sale in Astoria,
fl LIST.
'ctterx rcmainirig unclaimed
vjflce, (Jet. 12Ut, lb4t :
att James, B It
Igram.Jenscii, A
li.nodIer,jMrs Anna
bcrt Kyle, (loodmoiid JS
nnici Kettiniers. Adam
IrsB Knodler. Joseph
M Krasseleen, R It
Bruri, Klaiihi I-arcnce, James E
Baley, .FinA Lewis, 'Clifford
IiorenN J,alcetC U
Bnhanna. jErs 3EII Ijoout, Dan
Bridges, CJ Laurence. James :
C'reman. Xm Larsen, M
Clement, Orig J?eory, Mrs O
ClinsIensen,fcWes-Inld
lin, T A 2
Martin P
McDowell, T It
Murphy, Win
MalineMrs V
ZVowlin, Thomas
Neil, Ilobert
Ortnev 1'ierre
Davis. Miss Jennie Olsen, Alfred
A;ilif:tions for Insunince may be made to
any member of the Hoard
All receipts of this office loaned in Astoria.
'o provision for our heirs is adequate tlust
is not immediate, for death man be imme
diate. Life Insurance tends to redur? taxation by
its reduction of pauperism ami possibility of
crime. It is a national blessinjrand will at
no distant day be universally adopted.
The Life Insurance companies of the coun
try disbursed over sitJ.ooo.OOiJ l their patrons
in 1S7. Death Claims, Dividends and Ma
tured Endowments.
Policies issued by the Pacific Mutcak
are free from the usual rertrictions on travel.
C. BKOAVX. Resident Agjrnt.
. V. t'AKEY, (ienenil Agent, Salem, Oun.
A. IS. C'OVALT. Portlaml. Orejron, fJenend
ilanai:cr Northwestern Department.
Astoria, October 1, 1S77. :nn
UNION IIOUBE.
Cor. Sjiiiemoc(ilia and Lai a. ette Streets'.
AJSTOltIA, OUEOON.
Oregon Steamship Company
Ior Han Francisco Direct,
Carrying the Omted States Mails and
Wells, Fargo & Co's Express.
I'n.s.Hne, Cabin. .87 50 Steerage. .S3
ireislit, per Ton S2
A 1 Steamship
Geo. W. Elder,
Connor
L-K
js i.'i
s,
3ssi"Si?"
Commander
Will leave V. T. & 1. Co.'s dock Astoria for
abovo port on
WEDNESDAY, October 17, 1S77.
For Freight or Passage, apply at tho office of
tho W. T. & Locks company.
C. P. UPSHUR, Agent.
NUT
ICE.
Devorc. .lame
Darr, .John A
Duber. John
Deay. .Josejili
Dvson.J II I)
Dav, (J E
Dewey, II K
Derhess, 3liss J E
Donnelfv, Andrew
B-kola. (lave
Enhorn. (lustat
Enginan. .lohon
Erieksen. S A
French. IJ
Fether.s. Chas J
Frinklin. David 15
Franklin, Mrs Y M Smith. L S
lireta, Andres 2
Petterson. C
Peterson, A J
Puhruell. John
Pinckney. Nelson
Powers, .lames
Phillips, Win J
Petterson, N .1
3fcuinn, Patrick
ICuort, Edward
JSroodlev, Simon
Smith, Miss Mary E
Smith. Miss Mary
Sauve, Orezime
Sunniiers, John
Simson, Harry
Shmidt, 11
Strain, Ilenry
We the undersigned Connnissoners ap
pointed by Ordinance No. 224 and 22. to as-
j .ncss the bencllts and damages caused by the
widcninjirof Concomly and Ciienamus streets.
do hereby give public notice, that we shall
proceed to view said proposed widening and
to assess said damages and benefits on the
24th day of October. A. !)., 1877 ; and that we
shall meet at the olP.ce of the Citv Attorney
at 10 o clock in the forenoon of said day. when
and where all parties interested will "appear
and attend.
JOHN 1IOHSON,
C. A. McClTlKK.
ALMA KIN .MONTfiOMEKY.
Astoria. Oct. 12, 1S77. ltl-td
and do sell the same at San Francisco
prices. The public arc invited to call
at Messrs. iliuniian & Co's and in
spect their sttck, which is of the same
lot as those p'aced upon evhibillon in
tile Mocnaiu if air.
Gordon, A T
(liehisch, John
ion 2
iniel
Orav, Thomas M
Oillman, il
(lee. Joe
Ileilh, John
llormand. Alex
Smith, Leander S
Stanley, James
Soule, A 13
Sankkonsen, Ahr'm
Stendcr, Adonis 1
Sliurbs, Mrs Ellen
Sehlin, EH
Tucker, Win
Tsaksen, Olrik 2
Hedges, Mrs Annie Thornely, John
J low, C W Unston. Joseph
lleintz, Edward Victor. W
llcnman,(T "Walsh, W
llavsed, John L "Wilson, Charles
Han. Jose'di w eynes, Andrew
and as they are sole agents here for Hanson. aIts Line J Williams. Chas II 3
Messrs. Holbrook, Merrill & Co. RZ''lviil lifeW.
Il'l mil II. -11A711 1.1 11 . , -. J i-m.v.-
Howe. Win AVoods.Miss Carrie 2 !
Harrison. Mrs W II White, Miss Etta A
Jacksen, Olrick .J v ant, jnenaei
LOUIS W1USON.
Y. A. KISIlKIt.
Wilson & Fisher
PEAI.EHS IX
HAY, FEED, GROCERIES,
Geeat Eeduction
PRICES!!
THE PIONEER
"R'oot &JhoE
jBT,OSt3ES
Corner of Cass and Sqnemocqha fctreet.
ASTORIA, OREGON.
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
I WILL SELL ALL MY
LARGE STOCK OF
Mens Boys', Ladies', Miss
es and Children's
BOOTS AND SHOES
At a considerable reduction from
previous prices, many kinds
AT COST!
C.J. SMITH, Prop.
qVHIS HOUSE HAVING BEE2?
i newly re-painted and furnished;
throujihoutis now open to the accomimuta-
tion of tluv puhlic.
i" The house bcini? in new hands now
ran jniantutee satisfaction.
Houni ami LorizUiz per AVet'lc ,.$." WS
Coanl per Wi'i'l.v. . 4 K
MKS. M. K. TUKNElt, Ppnctrcss.
QCCIDENT HOTEL,
A. J. MEGLER, C. S. WRIGHT,
Propriotor?.
Astoria, Oregon.
Tho Proprietors aro happy to nnnounco tha
tho abovo Hotel has been
Repainted and Refurnished,
Adding grcutly t tho comforb of 5is guesta
ANl
IS NOW THE BEST HOTEL KDRTH
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
OYSTERS !
W
OYSTERS I
J. H. D. GRAY,
"Wholesale and retail dealeijin.
FLOUR, FEED, OATS, KAY,
STIMV, "VOOI. otc,
Also wholesale dealer in
Shoalwater Bay OYSTERS,
Received fresh from the bed four times a
week. On the wharf foot of Jienton street,
Astoria, Oregon.
ARNDT & FERCHEN,
AXD-
231.2.23 "rnE.
Wharfage and Warehouse Storage.
Corner Ciienamus and Hamilton Streets.
ASTORIA, OREGON.
BUILDING EVIATER3ALS.
Johonsen, John 2 Yousil', blaster A
Younir, 3Irs Lihhe
r&SFcrt.ons calling for any of the above letter;
must nitc thbdatc on trhich they wereadvertiscd.
JJ'it. C11ASCJ&, J'. M.
JUST ARRIVED:
40,000 BRICK;
100 WINDOWS;
AXD
200 DOORS;
W1IICII WILL RE SOLD AS LOW
AKY ROUSE IN OltEtfO.
RAIN & FERGUSON,
Astoria, Oregon.
AS
BLACKSMITHS AND MACHINISTS
jrsrs- Foot of Washington Street,
riiXil ilt'ill J.tUIIUS IKUUji
TTAVING SECURED
JUL J,a
ArSlUillA, UUEGON.
-o-
AN ENGINE AND
iithc. and the best of workmanship, we
are now prepared to do
ALL KIN DS OF CANNERY WORK.
ENGINE AND STEAM BOAT
"WORK OF ANY DES
CRIPTION. K3T IIor?e-.chocing, repairing, and all kind?
of bhicksmithing promptly attended to at rea
sonable rates.
SERVED IN EVERY STYLE AT
SCIIJIISKICS COa'&'JECTIOXfiltV
AND
Refreshment Saloon.
All kinds of French, German awl American-
Candies constantly on hand, wholesale
and retail at the lowest rash price-
also
AVeddinjc cakes made to ordercm short notice
The patronage of the public rcsectfully
solicited.
CALIFORNIA RESTAURANT.
WATER STREET ROADWAY.
Opposite Oregon Steam Navigation Cwnpony'3
Wharf
ASTORIA OREGON
The abore new Restaurant will bo open
From and after io-morrow, Sunday. January
7th, lb7, D. RUSANlt'U & CO.
Rjoprietors.
PBIHIIB-
EQT'AL TO THE BEST, ANE
Cheap as tho Cheapest, at
Thk Astorian Office.
E. V. H0LDE5".
L, LAUGIIERY
E. s-:
MERRILL & CO.,
Blacksmiths and Machinists.
i Capt. ROGERS' OLD STAND -fr.g
jSTfvi Near Express Ollicc, Kr?i
&jP ASTOK1A, - OREGON, fsxhtif
All work in our line, heavy or light, done with
neatness and dispatch.
HORSESHOEING, WAGON, AND
Farm Work a Specially.
HAYING SECURED THE SERVICES OF
Mr. S. A. Gaines of Ky., an eyperienced
Farrierof 2") years in tho business, and well
known to Astoria horsemen, we are prepared to
do shoeing in a manner to euro lameness, or pre
vent it in herses: entrusted to our care.
xwy'JLJl work warranted and at reasonable
raAcg,
HOLDEN & LAUGHERY,
TntK DEALKRS,
At the oltl ?tand 11 OLD EN'S AUCTION
ROOMS n Chenamuj street.
All kinds of nnholatcty and cabinet work done
to order. 2rnufacturei2 of
Lounges, Spring Beds..
AND
Of any srso and quality.
Picture Frames and Furniture Manufac
tured or Repaired by Experienced
Workmen.
iKiTSoconel hand Furniture bought and sold,
OREGOtf BAKERY,
ilo'daday'ji Whavf, Main Street, Astoria, Ogn
UUKAJ), CAKES, PTES,
PASTRY, CRA CKERS.ETC.
lTlLh TE SERVED TO PATRONS
V 4 ot thi Orepron Bakery of wbkjtii
uintlerece:i5e', was proprietor, tlii
usuftlrLv .Mi-s.CHAitLKS RINDER
First CIs-js Raker esuuiveti. mk
satisfaetin guaranteed. A.ll orJeri
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