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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1881)
-trmmmmmmmmmmmqmIBB (') set Astoria, Oregon, Sunday Morning, January 9;-1881. To. 7. Vol. XIV. wk$ Statu) imtmmm GENERAL EASTERN EWS. BT MA It A'1 TKtKGKAI'H. Indian Asenls Krappolulcd. Vahinv.ton, Jhii.7 The presi dent 1ms nominated hs Indian agents .1. H. Wilbur for the Yaki ma agency and H. H. Milroy for the Nesqually agency Washington territory. The Indiana Uraillnrk T man atoms, .Ian. ?. The senatorial deadlock coHtiiiues. A democrat this morning offered a compromise in the shape of a reso lution declaring the election of S. H. liice, democrat, principal secre tary, and Monroe and Sears, re publicans, assistant secretary and doorkeeper; lost by a tie vote, the republicans and Poindextcr op posing it. Tlir rw cerclnrv Wamiinc.to.v, Jan. 7. Nothing of public importance transpired at the cabinet meeting to-day. The new secretary of the navy, Gen. GoiV, was in attendance. This morning he assumed charge of the department, signed business which has accumulated during the past few days, and afterwards received the heads of bureaus. GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS. KV MAIL AXI TICtKOItAl'H. Los m itli All om noarci. Loxhon, .Ian. 7. lesteraay a large steamer was seen to go on Goodwin sands and afterwards sink with all hands. Loxiox, Jan. 7. The bark John Zittlosen has been sunk in collision. Six of her crew are missing. Tur Brr Ilitdwrwrd. Pa i:is, Jan. 7. A correspondent writes from Rotterdam that Pro fessor Hortings' address to the English people on behalf of the Boers has already been signed by all the leading men of Holland. The eminent astronomer Buys Jiol lot will act as treasurer to receive contributions in aid of the move ment. The Dutch press vindicate the rising in Transvaal as a legiti mate assertion of independence. PACIFIC COAST NEW. BY Mll. ASI TKI.KOKAI'M .siilroTnunrlled. Uncle' .liiiiiiiy Noini nnteil. San Fkancisco, dan. '. A Carson city dispatch says that the democrats held a caucus last nirht ami nominated J. G. Fair for Uni ted Status senator. There seems to be some dispute as to the num ber present at the caucus, it be itifr claimed by the anti-Fair in terest that there was no quorum. It has been supposed that Adolph Sutro would make a fiht against Fair, but it is now stated that he will not. For a coti"h or cold there is no reme dy equal to Amnion's Cuuh Syrup. The price ot" subscription to Tiik Wkekly Astokian has been redweed to 2 per annum when paid in advance. If not paid in advance the old price of S: will be charged. Circuit Court Blanks, County Court JJlauks, Justice Court Wanks, Shipping Blanks, Miscellaneous Blanks, Deeds. Mortgages, etc., for Sale at Tiik Astoriax oflice. '-"bonie say that it is no use for them to advertise, that they have been in the place in business all their lives, and everybody Knows them. Such people seem to forget to take in consideration that our country is increasing in popu lation nearly 40 per cent every ten years, and no matter how old the place may be, there are constant changes taking place: some move to other parts, and strangers fill their places, in this age of the world, unless the name of a business firm is kept constantly before the public, some new firm may start up, and. by liberal advertising, in a very short time take the place of the older ones, and the latter rust out, as it were, and be forgot ten. No man ever lost money by judi cious advertising. The most beneficial discovery of the century to man is Amnion's Cough Syrup. A wealthy gentleman, who claims that it entirely cured him of in cipient consumption, offered $5,000 for the formula and the right to manufac ture and sell to the world, which was re fused. The Remedy stands upon its own merits. A 15-cent sample bottle willj convince the most skeptical of its virtues. Try it It may save your life. All respectable druggists keep it, at If cts., r0 cts., Si. WOItllS AUDIT TVOttD.v Ah ! Ue terriWe tMtciies of mm. ! Are we half aware itf their otittktY infers? Do w rv ttwibk- our heads at all Want' the Je may strike nr the hint may fall? The talent chirp t"1 'IHUe Wnl.' Ttial sptey . . " iu4 of heanl" We Jerk xwm i- our ") rww. Ad Mwwlw4vV gfatv. of cowrie, ruesuww.h. Waal fames hae beet bte4e4 and Umkett. What pestilent sink have Wren stirred B a nd in lyttolurs sm-ii. 'ity wily aa mh mtl. A eer, a shrug, a wMqer hw ... The aw pMied shaft fnaa aa aala4ted IMW. StKd In the mtwanl. the fori, the knave ; They jaertre I he aad of the jrrvat or 1m ve. Vaht fc iwchler of wis 1 iri4e ThImtu the pitiless l a4de : The lips aw earl a h a carte- Malle. Rat lac Heart drips 1hhI drips IhwI Ihe while. , , Ah an? what hearts have heea hrleH. What rivers Womt Ih-cm Mirrert Ilvawmd natalles-pokea. "i: ail a Miter word. A kitodly wl aad a lender tone 1m omiv i;rt is i Heir vinae KHtmit : Thev caw lilt f wan the dust the abject head. Tbej can tra a f to a friend instead ; lite dean close nanvu ay iv.um nm mm u ill flhiK m( ilteir knock its nortals wide. And thflialp that Mights and these., that sears Will inrtt ia the faititaiii f eliildlike tears. i What tee-MHd sr'fs lia i Imiii hrakoa. What rivets rf ime hae lavit stirred 1U a wd In kiadaesssjMikett. "H iatl asentk'WiHd. ShimUt Masaaiae. Folsom Parar.tphs. Ha.state, Jan. 1M. Kor the !! OW Year, let the ad hells nag, Kr he ever was kind to me. Ami Ifenrtlie new may hat jmve aatme Ih hts riotoMs tiHrj-. I wohM dmc the throae r thesotiit Mewn Ami ie him the trilwte ilia To aa oM.lnml frieml wlio has iaot hiseml P.Ht wot to tJie nder new. 1 whl wateh aad wall hy the ch'. locked Sate. Wlikh himls the future within Ia'I me marti m dead, nnr let it he said, I welcomed tle new j ear in. For I Ue the rule irf the olden vhol. Aad I love the h-goae tiiue: Tlien uliv siimild 1 ehaiisre fora nihrtranjje. who might ekHat this lire ol mine. -Bill Dad a. theSeribe. Now is the time to plant bulbs but do not plant them on your nose. Capital spoit bringing down the house, Sacramento. Sr itlittvilint- vitt toll wli-it mlc .1 Tl-.-I .! ".:i l. 1 I me KiLcin'ii uruiu uiuii lie iihs uuon . ;s upon the roof. Some women are like shotguns. They would attract no attention il it were not for their bangs. A bare colli n without a flower, and a funeral without :i eulogy, are preferable to a life without love and sympathy. When a mans 3iiiu is ijui- side bv side . , , , , with the monkevs, there are uicuiei aim auuiigci points of resemblance than of iiif- j "d Stockton, our well known artists. UPncnii assortment of groceries, Hq ference. 9al ",d.??c ,l,m as, e. hns . , ors. tobneco, cigars, fruits and vege- A man not west w:, nfTor . ! - . . - plate of maccaroni soup, but de-, ciineii it, aeciarinr mat mev. luuiuii t un yju iuv I'uvvi iiiiju- stoms on him A rerv contemporary says brief in our reaiar we are , 1 i . ks uu'jiib -.. ii ,i , . iwihk ono -tiiMi ntiiv, iii iiiiHiiiiiiua the allejo navy yaruf A column ' jt ' ' is not needed when ivo lines can ' " tell the storv. Front humheds of reported cases rpi ii 1 1 .i where patients have increased in' I hey were walking by the sea-. ht .tm fiv(j to f d, wMe side, and he Mghed iituUhc sislicd :.:., Fellow's Cmimiiml Si run of .iiiu sui: iia j uia siuu, mm ne uv her Hie, and they were beside' themselves beside biinx at the seaside, where she sighed and he sighed. Diininr thf lif-tKfl.ivs. PArt'nn vouiiiy man oi roisom was t desirous of waiting on the young. ladies from the countrv. When ' rallied on his partiality, he gave as a reason that the prettiest girls he ever saw came from the country. And now the Folsom belles look' , , . i crosseyed at that voung man and accuse him of a want of taste and i j ludgraent. - o , A well known gentleman of KVwlct.., ,oo ..ll.;.,. l.tr. r.. ..: roisom was milking Ins laontc, cow, a lew mornings since, and just as lie had niuslied, she kicked him and the milk-nail over. Of course he was covered with milk, and when he entered the house, his wife exclaimed: Why! how did you get that milk all overyou? lie replied, 1 've been milking a mule, and she scatters. The Astokian talks of a Christ mas mince pic as being harmless to him. He may have a cast iron digestion. ,Ye ate one oh going to bed and that night whipped our I ,,r?rV. ftvl .. 1.1!.. J mmhV. l.m I wile, stole a blind mans do robbed a henroost, told the truth and gave a dime in charity. All done under the influence of the nightmare. sover go shopping without con sulting the advertising columns of Tiik AsTonr.vx. They will tell you where tlie best bargains are to be had, and just what merchants are alive and doing bnsiness. -Blanks, Promissory notes, bonds for deed, quit claim deeds, mortgages and warranty uccus, at tins onice. Hor-e ICfliicatinu. In HHiKfthiitg w have written .says the ctlitor of the Farmer, "we have an indistinct rtllectkii uf liaving made rcferencu t a general (lisfMMttiou among hoys in their tuuns, as well as boys of matitrer years, to uuligltteit ami blwas the wrid with their pro found knowledge of the horse and his hwiory. Our raniks and newspajier arc full of this kind of literature, and it varies in style from the production of the child at school, commencing with: The horse has four legs and a tail; up to the eloquent tribute of the scholar when he quotes from Jeb: That his neck is clothed with thunder and the glory of his nostrils is terrible. He smefleth the battle afar off, the thunder of the cataiii& and the shouting. Between these two ex tremes of the child at his first school comKition. and the professional literature, we have every uradeof pre tention, and each profeseitig to have tiiastureu the whole Mihiect. As we approach the cke of this nineteenth ceniuiy, we oe-ni to iook ior some- t-wlt; Mr. A..F. Markey. the celebratnl thing hotter in this department of! Irish delineater: Mr. Fred Cere, in knowledge from those win. assume telditkhiMns: Mr. Dean and Mr. Morke instruct" And it is to be found in KeudnDs Treatise on the horse, sont .- . i -. i ., i b mail to any person for twenty-five cents, postage paid. Apply to The Astokian office, or address D. C. Ire land, Astoria, Oregon. Syphon Study Iaiup. Hon. I. W, Case, of Astoria, in placing the new Syphon study lamp on the market, would call the atten tintion of the trade to spine of its merits. Its illuminating qualities are nur ontmlleil lie anv stiidvlnmninnse not equailta uy any stuuy tamp m use. It ives a steady, brilliant light; is I free from unpleasant odur;doesuot dnp ; either when burning or not burning;' easily lighted and trimmed, and is without exception, the niost o.nvoni-j ent lamp to fill ever made. Directions , accompauving each lamp, oall upon . Mr. Case and bur one. He sells them ' at remarkable low rates. 31ulIetH, ;nfTaiul Copper Ilanttlcsi. '"ood style by Henry Gallon, Astoria, j n. If you will give him your Oregon orders now he can be doing the work . in dull fun os, making it advantageous . to all parties. Central Hotel. The Conlrnl li!ol. -near the steam 'ship dock is now open for the recep- tion of guests, where tlie well known i I Kitomr. Mr. Anton Fieloh will alwavs - - ... hi touiul roartv t wait on insJiwitron.s. " . . . -. . ; . Jle has had the above named house . .'I. .. . .. , -.. uiuioiiKiy 'Miu .t .'tMl m .. V" 'KUOn "" luuiBviij. iitK m nuuie lias just receiveii a j large shipment ot JUrbvrtr Bros, htil- 1v.oh He fH-.-M which iiui5seiiinif.it t J3an Francisco prices. Also CvttvH . . , r -,; iiypoilios)ttiites, ni uount reinii its poworful action on the orjj illllS ot or"ans ot j nutrition. j Fol. the ,t neW. ; Astoria, j cdi for the (i4nmbt Itrewertf Bt-r. ! acknowlodsod to lw sniKirior to all 1 others. If you want a good big oyster stew in style, call around to Tom Smiths, next door to P. 11. Fox, Main J ! ?trect Astoria, Oregon. Open at all j , " Since the Chinese started to brew "rliPiin Snn FrnnPiRM luxir" flion ii cnP &ftn Francisco teer mere is httle ur no "V"1? fo' tufc .artl.c!e any more. Call for the Columbia i' , lui , ;r ,.,... cri,,1...i,; brewerj -beer, it you want something good. ! tne absence of Mr. Carl Adler from the city, Mr. Chas. Moffett will have the entire management of his business, and he v ill commence at ' "ce by reducing prices of everything S statable to dnlbtnies. Everybody can be assiirediif being treated well, and furthermore will find out by care ful examination of gods and prices that Adlers store is the place to do yur buying. You can always find what you ask for in large variety. Fresh leaf Eaton's. lard at Warren and Cannery men would gam much by leaving us their orders for incidental printing now, to be done leisurely dur ing the winter months saving time and money, and avoiding the risks of a spring rush of work. AdleHjelling school books very low. , P. Wilhelm, Boss saloon, opposite the Clarendon hotel, Portland, Oregon. When you want a dish of nice Eastern Oysters done up a la mode, or a good steak, or a fragrant cup of j coffee, call at r rank r abres on the j roadway, and he will accommodate you. vpen at au nours. AROUND THE CITY. A full assortment of counter and nrfatrs scales can be fotuwl at 51. C Crosby's, at bottow liriees. - I. .1. Coodmaii. on Slain street, has Inst received tlie latest ami most fat.h tollable, style of et ami latlies boots, slna, etc. For a firt-CHVs oyster stew, fry, pan-roast or fancy rwst. o to Roscoe's, on 3Iain strwt, oijoite N. Loeb's. Families siijiplieil by the hundred or tlie aek, ojK'iied or in tin- sliell. Mr. J. Stewart. stone and marble cutter of Astoria will guarantee satis I net ion to all orderim; work of him. ami w ill do a iH'tter jol for less money than ail outside workman. His worlc in tlie cemetery liereslamhl la'sitflicieiit recoin meiHlatioii. ISefore vcmi let your ecn traets for work of this kind it would be well to call tiiwui Mr. btewart. AMUSKMKXTS. 11ii.i. VAtturriKs. Ceo. Hill, pn prietor. Fred Cere, manager. The com pany at present ooiisistsof tin.' follow injr talehted"arlists. Cemedians: Mr. Chas. Xiekersou. one of the oldest minstrel -- "Z iTWSt "" "'?.' Jl- ,VS".V"" ' i,'""1 ''V1:1' aim iHirnoiici .ii. iiain" uaiiies, pian ist aim h Hat sojinute: Mr. Cwi. Lam iH'rt. leader of bras- band: Mr.' Richard Iruee. snare drummer and oealit. This exetiinj: the eer Kipiilar first art with Mr. Xiekersou and hi tandvorine, Mr. Ilallet and his bono. Mr. Cere in terlocutor. The firt jmrt to conclude with -All the World a Stage, and Men and Women merely Actois." Entire change of programme this evening. A new olio of sicciulties. consisting of son-'s and dances. Irish, dutch and uesro ecceiitricitii's. and the Christina plaj ! entitled. "Work for AII."bj Nickerson, Marke ami lien. Also a nptrro sketch. Ae IH'inon ot tne U ixnts. uy liailCl, Nu.j.t.w,n aIll, (;i.n. Ala0 Mr. Charles Ii:irni. Iu an appropriate yuitar miIo. Mr. Kielianl Bruce in a snare drum solo, A Merry (MiristimiN and a Happy New Vw to all. The performance to open 1 ,UXF 3S& ami IK.W mxbtv nn the grand stand under; -The iK'iuon of the WwkIs. by Hallct, the leadership of Ir. (Jcorge Inubert t fi'-'a) i. m. The entertainment will jbeginatTajp. m. Entntnecon Benton i street. Private Ikixo oh Chciinmns. Handsome wedding presents at i the City Book store. J. W. Gearhart Iulss apple3, and a general r some A No. 1 assortment of dried fruits. Mr. Win. L'eb is agent at Asto fifi for the Gennanin Life Insurance j company of New York. This is one j of the soundest companies doing busi ness in the United Suites. Its total assets, alj equal to cnah, amount to w-Oi i"- t..i... t t . . :.....! ... oonii jioyeiTS lias iiisi ixcuieu ut ,i... -..i i i.. .. : : c iiic veiunii Jiiiirici ;i mr'u muii;cui ..i -i oe....,K. i..,wi .....i f..-c,in V'flll Will IWCHIWW IMI1IIU, CtllVA 0.W at retu,ce,i rates, rie also keeps a ?! quality, which he offers at small profit for casli J x A Merciful Man is Men-ifnl to his KeaM, OXLY AS CENTS, ..-. .., . 650.000 ALREADY SOLD I A treatise on the And his Diseases. 1 B,L KE DALL, JLJJ. i Full of Valuable and Practical In formation, and ( emniums: no ixii:xl OK IISKASKS. i Which frives tin- symotoiiis. cause awl the J Kest Treatment of each ; a taWe j:iiii? all the principal ilni;s iied for the Horse, with " onilliary UOse.CIlecis.aiui HIIIKUHe wiien H ,,,,. H- taWl. wU11 all eiiprnvli of the Ji;,1tiSe1i!l. VlfX'iil! r".."r!!r mr tolling the age of the Horse, u.eiiprav- bip. siiowing tin' imiHirtant jkhiiIs m the ,Mnictureof j,,,,,, u,lltnithlJ ,MI,. lionsaxsimicdbysiek horses uiditrerentdLs- leases. A ahinhle coliectkni f receipts, many o. whhli Mmld ct a horse-ovuier J"1 '" ,n' ,,,;1 1. even i FARMER SHOULD OWN THIS BOOK. ! Thousand who have .seen It commend it. and many good horsemen have extolled it iu the higiiest terms. een stating that they nrefqr it to book which cost oO to 10 W. Do not throw away your money iu the pur chase of costly hooks on the Horse, which are o full of Latin phrases and technical terms as to be unintelligible to the acnte reader but. BUY KENDALL'S TRExVTlSE, A book of 109 pages, iu paper covers, gliing you more practical information than it con tained In .some large volume at far higher cost. Having examined this hook thonnighlv we are .satisfied no HOKSE-OWNER Would hesitate a moment alxuit investing 25 cents In its purchase, if lie did hut know tlie value of Its contents, Kccogui7Jngthe de Mulbihty of having Midi practical informa tion as our fanning friends daily need hi their business, provided at reasonable cost Instead of being obliged to pay the enormous profits demanded lij the Publishers of most Agricultural Books, we have secured Several Hundred Copies Of this valuable little Treatise on the Horse, single copies of which we shall be pleased to mail to any reader of this paper, postage pre paid by us. on receipt of 25 03B3STTS. lleinittaiices may be made In currency, sli ver or stamps. Send all orders to I. C lRELAXD. Astoria. Oregon. vCr' Jtm 'JS JEJ BANKING AD INSURANCE. BANKING AND INSURANCE. BROKER, BANKER INSURANCE AGENT. - - - OHEGOM. ASTORIA, OFFICE IIOUKS: FEOM b O'CLOCK A. M. UIXTIL 4 O'CLOCK P. -M. il Insurance Co., OF CALIFORNIA, .1. F. IlOl'OItTON ClIAs. K. STOISV f'KO. 1 STOIiV ........ President ...... . Secret a ry .Agent for O's-wm Capital paid coin ... up in U. S. gold 5 .TOO IHJO W I. IV. CASK, Agent, ClH'H&nuts street. Astoria. Oregon. 67,000,000 CAPITAL. LIVERPOOL AND L0Tr0' AND GLOBE, N'0?.TH EKITISH IZW MERCAN TILE OF LONDON' AND EDINBURGH. OLD CONNECTICUT OF HART FORD, AND COMMERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES, ttepresoutins a capital of SO7.000.OO0. A. VAX DUSEX. Agent. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. .1. MKOLKi:. OCCIDENT C. S. WKIUHT IIOTKf.. MEGLEK & WRIOUT. Proprietors. Astoria, Oregon. rilHK I'HOI'KIKTOKS AKE IlAPl'Y TO JL aiiuouiieetliat the above hotel Ikls been repainted ami refiiniislieil, adding greatly to the comfort ot itsiiestsanilisnuwtlie best Itiitel north of San Francisco. Pioneer Restaurant Hotel. MAIN STKEET. - - - ASTOKIA JIrM. S. X. Arrlsoni. Iroirietoc IlIIETKAVELIXC. Vl'KLIC WILL KIND . the Pioneer first cla in all respecLs.and a slmre of their imtronage is respectfully solicited. Z3fl'nan and lodging by the day or week. Post-office Restaurant. MAIN STKEET, - - ASTOKIA.. JOSEPH MATTHEWS. PKOPK. mills isafikstcTass kestafkaxt .L kept irti the Hiineaii plan. Fresh oys ters in every stle .Main street, lietween I'iienamiis and Sqneiiiocihe. r. w. KOWI.KS. auzikuki:. IIOTIX. - - OREGON CL.li:i:M)()3i PORTLAND. - - ZIE8ER & KN0WLES, Proprietors. Free ciweh to and from tlie house. osThk l)n. Astokian is on file at the OarciidiHi Hotel reading room. HOTEL ZUR RHEINFFALZ, IKl"TSriIKS .sTii.vrs. 1IKNKY HOTI1E, - - MANAGE!:. 2eTihiI street. K't ween Main and Salmon. PORTLAND. OKI-COX. Ihtani aM IMlsiiig. iht week s.-, io I lUmnl and (.origin::, ikt day .... .... 1 to ItoarillHltlHIlll HHIglllgl (KT HCCK i W Meals , cents ; LHlng 2. to :t cents. Kcincmuer Heiirx Kotlie when you go to I Portland. ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS rWtit Q.ilnmi ffi UlOUl 'Cllll. MAIN STKKIiT. ASTOKIA. TIIK rNDKKSICXED IS PLEASED TO aniimiiHe to the Ladies' and Gentlemen of this City That he is now prepared to funtlsli for them. in nrst class siyie, ana eerj :iyie, OYSTEKS. HOT COFFEE. TE.V, ETC. T TIIK Ladies' and Gent's Oyster Saloon, MAIN STKEET. Please give me a call. KOSCOE DIXOX, Proprietor The New York Oyster Saloon Will serve to tlieir customers from this ate a follows : TEA, COFFEE, CHOCOLATE. EaMern Oysters Always on Hand. And will be kept a a first class Oyster Sa loon, in first class style. DANIEL GKANT, JIanager. dealer in FAJIIIA 4iKOCEltIES, X1IIA', 3IItr. FEED AS HAY. Cash paid for country produce. Small profits on casn sail's. Astoria, Oregon, cor ner of Main and Souemocqlio streeLs. AVAlt IS JECIiARKl WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE And no terms of ieace until every man In Astoria lias a new suit of clothes MAWK HY JII-1AXY. Look at the prices : Pants to order from - - SS 00 Pants, Cenuine French Cussimere - 12 50 Suits from - -- -- -2500 Tlie finest line of samples on the coast to select from. P. J.-XIEANY. Merchant Tailor, Parker House. Astoria, BUSINESS CARDS. T31. I. ISAKKIt. 31. 1). ()KFicKNet door to Caat. Hers rasF deia;e. fuss Street. Ofkick Houns FruiN s a. m. to tl A. JC jmhI froia 2 i: m. to -t v. M. 1? P. JIIGMt.S. PENTIST, ASTOKIA, --- - OKEGON, Koihhs hi Allen Imiltliiwr up stairs, corner of C;iaiMl "it'iiidciilie streets. T A. 3IcIXTOSII. MERCHANT TAILOR, Oeckieiit Hotel Iluildiag. ASTORIA - - - OREGON". .i. w. noiiK. c. w. vwiox IlOIili it FITJ.TJIV. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ASTOKIA, --- - OREGON Ofttee in I). K. Warren's building, up stairs opposite tlie Occident Hotel. I Q. A. BOWLBY. AT10IINEY AT LAW. Clienaiiiiis Street. - ASTOMA. OREGON TK 31- I. .IKXXIXS. THVSICIAN AND SUKGEOX. GnuhiHte Universitv of Vindnia. 1SG3. I'hjsieian to i:hj- View hospital, Baltimore CUKI3W-T0. onice in tlie Aktokian lmilding. lately oc cupied hy the Wtstern Union Telegraph, company, Astoria. A. VAX DUSEN. NOTARY PUBLIC. Comer Cass and Jefferson Streets, ASTOKIA. OKEGOX. Agent Wells, Fargo & Co. C. II. KAIX & CO.. OKAI.KU IX Doors, WimloAVM, ISlindM, Traa so ins. Iiiiinter. Etc. iso-Biiis of materials and estimates raads without, charge. Steam ytAW near Weston hotel. Cor. Gen evive and Astor streets. y3I. I'HIiEXIIAKT. Occident Hotel Hair Dressing Sjfoon ASTOKIA - OKEGOX. Hot. Colli, Mooter, Mram and Sulpliur BATHS: EfSpecial attention given to ladies' and liildren's hair cutting. Private Entrance for I-adies. TAY TITTLE, 31. I. PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEON. Okfick Over the White House Store. Kksuikm'K Xet door to Mrs. Munson'S boating liniisc, Chenamns street, Astoria, Orcein OPILES. Tlie undersigned Ls prepared to furnish a large number of spiles ami Spars at his place on short notice, at reasonable rates. Apply to C.G.CAPLES, Columbia City. 1 G. KAlllFOWL & SON, STEVEDORES AND RIGGERS g Portland and Astoria, Oregon. Kefor by crmi.-sion to Koser.OIeycrs JtCo,. Alien Si Levris.Coroittit.Macleay, Portland. Oregon. WILLIAM riSY. PKACTICAL BOOT AXU .SHOE MAKEK. Ciikxamis Stukkt. oiMsite AiIUt's Boole store. - AsrouiA. Okkoon. f5s Perfect fits guaranteed All work warranted. Cie me a trial. Ad orders promptlv fili id. J. H. D. GRAY, Wholesale and retail dealer in. ALL KIXJJS OF FEED, Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc General storage and Wharfage on reason able terms. Foot of Kenton .street. Astoria, Oregon. S." 1X(.AI,LS. ASTOKIA. - - - OKEGON. AVih contract for work in his line and fur nish the glass. Small jobs done to order. Cass street, next door to the corner of Jeffer son street. Astoria, Oregon. T C. ORCHARD. 4k DENTIST, Dentdl Rooms. SllfSTKK'si Photograph nuildiu; fcSSfZSJ&Br Jem. C. K. .IACKIN.S. J. A. MOXTUOMKET; STOVE AND TIN STDRE Sole Agents for tlie Magee Standard Ranges, Etc ASTOKIA, - OKEGOX. jmSMcKEAN & Co., ' Dealers in Embroideries, Laces, White Goods, Ruchings, Quilled Ribbon, Etc. ALSO Saxony, Yarn, Wool, Zephyrs, Etc., Ot which they now have the most complete assortment In the city. Also just received a nice lot of Slipper Patterns, Soft Pillows. tr- To all or which they invite the atteution oC the ladles of Astoria and vicinity. Corner of Cass and Jefferson streets. As " toria. Oregon. m v aji- LL, ,Ju