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Vol. xiv.
Astoria, Oregon, Friday Morning, January 28, 1881.
So. 23.
California Wheat.
Why it has Detenorated-The Bst-;
mated Crop of the Union.
S . Vwl CM. Jm.i. f
A San Francisco paper having '
recoiitlv stated that California
wheat is deteriorating, K. H.
"VaJkw, statistician of the pro-,
duet exchange, said to-day that .
this statement iwed create no
alarm a.-, to U: emi iiiry supply
of wheat, eithr for consumption
o- export, as the deterioration ol
the California crop would liave
no material effect, except in re
turns to the fwimei . TJlie wheat
kernl would not he quite well
filled, and hence would iuK make
lame a nei eentatre of Heur:
':t the lots ly shnnkag-e would th IIad of Asceusiiai in the
not he srreater than a pouul iif a(auUmii of Jo77. The method
bushel. The cause of this de- i this deteriuinatiou was oririn;il
tei location he altrilu4t to t'.ie ly proposed by Sir (.leorge Airy,
impoverishing of the landby grov-' in 1857, ami consisted in utilizinjr
imx upon the same land, yenrafiei the rotation of tin earth as
year, the aue kind of emp with-j the means of viewing the
out the use of fertilizers. The planet from two separate stations,
same system is practiced to a large instead of employing ttro ob
extent on the northwest lands, and t servers at different points of
the richness is taken from the sod. earth's Surface. Thus the ob
f there were rotation of crops. J rvatio could at all be made by
or if fertilizer were used, the soil the same observer, seeurinir.
would be kept in good condition;
but the fanner, anvions to make
every cent possible, spnied every
itMii of expense. This was
the cause of the deterioration
of the land in New Eng
land and in California for wheat
growing purposes, but now the
farmer practice either a rota
tion of crops or "summer-fallowing;1'
in other words, let the land
lie over one. season and sow in
clover, and when it has attained
its summer growth, plow in for
fertilizing. Walker stated that
the estimated wheat crop of the
Tbiitod States for 1SS1 is about
480,000,000 bushels, of which Cali
fornia and Oregon would furnish
between o0,000,000 and 55,000,000
bushels, but of this amount Cali
fornia and Oregon would require
for seed about 1.500,000 bushels,
and for consumption for au esti
mated population of 1,000.000,
-1,000.000 bushels. For the rest
or the United States there would
be required about 50,X)0,tH)0 bush
els for seed, awl 500,000.000
bushels for consumption for a
population of about 50.000.000 of
people. This wdd make a tnl
of abmit 2.r).0fH).ftfH) busliels for! make and utilize observation 0f
w 1.. .ion .vAti aim r. . If'.. .....i. - i ii ii
nvarn ow,'ivvi' hi rauui'i.ii
TIm average yield f hii acre, ae
eording to WalkerV estiumte, is
thirteen bushels, while the Iitlish
fl 1 . ..! I 1 1 I 1 ' VI till- VtfltU Hi UII'MI. ClIIIItIIClUtr
arinfr secure. ab'Mit twenty-wght thiMg has lioeu already done nii.,.:,i.. ni i t. - , ,
, - ' with: Hi horse has iur ms and a
bushels an acre, simply from the
free use of fertilizer.-.
Walker)
stated that in Oenesee county and
other parts of this state, where,
year ago. the farmers obtained as
much as thirty bushels au acre,
they now get from twelve to four
teen bushels only.
I?s)Oine .say that It Is no u-e fr tiiein
to advertise, ihai they have neea in the
place in nusincss tlielr live, and
3verylwily kiiow them. Such people
svemto forel to take in consideration
that our country is liKTeasin; in on
some
fill their plaee-. In this ae of the
world, unless the name of a luinos j
hutT rust out, as it were, ami he forgot-'
u:u No man ever lost money l, jti.li-
" "dv-nislng.
:t"r!icreisiK,t mm any betier in".s.'
triK-i. nor one more eoiisisienth di -
voted to the building up of the country J
th.fi TlIK AsTOKIAN. At the price of!
Two Dollars ppryear 3l s the cheapest, :
as well as the best. With your aid ami
LUV'Ollllv U1V Hi 7IIfl " (. 14 !.!
furUicr in-provoments to enhance its
fi. . ! 'f usefulnes.s.
Cannery men would gam much by
living ! th-ir id-i fr inciduntal
pr-iinm- ti .. lie d.mv U-i-Hirelv ur-
1I.U " WlfUir ifl'MHil" -rVVfR- IlinC
ami nuiney. ami voje the risks f
a wjnui rnJi t4. wt'rk.
i- i
latinii nearlv-JO per cent, even ten venr. ,, , i , , . , .. 03 muil to anv iersn kh- rnetity-hre
1 ,T 1 1 1 ii 1" 1 tail and see luni. as lie hns the aiiest . , .,.,. . 1 1..1. . "t..
and no mailer how oil the iilaceina Ik, i.i, ;,: , , , , ..centa, Nsta:e imkI. Appl t- I hk
t . . 1 , - ." nramls ot liquors and cigars to be had a rfti.i.v ...-. .i 1 V n n i-.
there arccoiistaul chances takuiirnliicc: ...... : Atokia otinv, r alilres U. C. Ire-
move Jo other luirts. and strangers 1 - - - "" ---"". "i;u.
me ik nnn ;;;;.? Srt 1, i nffK . ?"?'" "" &
liberal advertisiim, in a verv short tim'eiv "tvir advantage to call m the
take the place of the older dne. and the J undersigned before seliitijj their wool.
THE EAKTH AM) THE SUS.
Observations of Distance Made by
Astronomer GiU
lr- G". who Miccotfidl Mr.
Stone hit year in the directum of
tin 1 loyal observatory at the cape
f Omni Hope, has delivered an
tldres at die annual meeting of
the South African Philosophical
ety at cape Town, rtn tlt de
termination of the earth's distance
from the un, which has been
printed aim circulated, and will he
read with interest. In addition to
a sketch of the previous history of
leteriidnUoti of this most ini
Hrt:it element in the solar sys
tem, In ivs some particulars, of
his own observations of Mars at
amongst other advantages, a great
el probability of their being made
in a similar manner. Mr. Gill had
previously satisfied himself of the
accuracy to be obtained in measur
ing the angular distance between
two neighboring celestial objects
by" the heliometer. and obtained
from Lord Lindsay the loan of a
very fine one. with which lie was
familiar, having used it in the tran
sit of Venus expedition to Mau
ritius, and (being aided by a vote
of money from the Astronom
ical societv) transported to
Ascension. "With this the ob
servations were accordingly made
on twenty-two corresponding
mornings ana evenings, ix'tweeni,, of ., WUVil to tl0 iCIIgti, Wholic and Retail Ders in
July ol and October :i; the sepa- of afoot or two, appears to blos-lFresh and Cured Meats
rate results are fairly accordant, jsom; at least producer at the end AuiUliueoi
and the mean result in a solarj-'1 li''"'s mass that has n.iiic res- r.WUl.V rkocf.ihks. FUH'K. FEED
. -ii- .i ii pieniblauce to a flower. Jn all thet imv cavvvti pimmt vvrv
ciiuatorml horizontal parallax of. ... . . . , , m-m. tA.MJ ri.i ix. hGh-
. . ' liiiluute variety til these under-; TAt., y L-rr
b,.W seconds, giving a distance olLrround fu j U is s,,,,,,..,! airtttter ' n' . .
n. ,..., rtw -i im - I t ' B,fl:nter,.h4:?s. Lbeo.-e. etc. eonothntlr
IJo.O i O.OUU miles. 1 he tecasion strange that not one wax seen at onhaaa.
was a very favorable one, Marsjxll like those growiiiir upon the ."SbiMM.,IWj.i?.hWf.
l.eiiiir in perihelion on August - I ,
P i i T
a few week after the earth whs in
aphelion, Sft that the tletermina
tion is in every point entitled to
eouswlenible confidence. Mr. Gilli
hks forward to being able to,uultiitoJ nis.!ectH.n if Jimviihi inndej
kihj kt uie soutr oiiraiia.x. i ne
.stellar-ilk.- apjiearauce oifei-s ad-; 2't . i Tf '' L t '
. . .. , historv. (hir Imhk- ami newnapersl
vantagr; for this, notwithstandingure full .rf thi kind .4 literature, audi
their greater distance, and some-it
this wjiv on the proiiosiUon of Dr.!
On Ik-, ol Breslmi. This is oltiil v !
iMdeworthy as an encouragement
to undertake more complete and!
extended observations tor the same
i pur jKse.
Central Hotel.
'l"he Central hotel, near the .steam-
13.. 1... . 1....1 .!.. -I J
,c "" " "u HiM.ve Jiauieu noiise
th..r.,:ihjy refitted by Jlowr. Pike
Wool. Hicte.H and Far.
Indus and furs, as he Li now nrtMiared
t 1 buy r Sl-U ..n comiutuion
anything in the above line that may
be olH-red, paving the highest cash
II,rK'e - freights and charges advance
J.ir.li.fSi:.vY.
IoIU.
Ciitna, wax, and iiHliiimutihlc ware.
I 4. 1 Ja I t f X t
" ny Kowre. i me miwum.
possible prieuH. L'nll niwi secure one
ftr thej nnifet be i-uld.
"
Fr tlie OenwitH; J. H. Cuttur
,T T """"-"""" " "-i- a.pncli tin- cl.se of tins mupteoi.tli
n.,4 uMts. here he well nlt we ,Kn t lMlk fl(1. S( I
.,,,,. .. uc...i. i a.-v thills lotter , thi8 aepartineut i.f
w iMiiiHi rtiuiiy o wan on ma pmrons. i.,,,.,..!.,
ne ruy. !...! . wi. n..
ld IkmrUm. -md tkeLtt'f winasand Iihyuic us wail it wwjrjv to tlielr
"J""'-' mi KMl a'4H.iuww w wui lllvll-(. nCMMi I fw Hll-Xtflil. ruri
at the Gem fi-MUr tl Wl iowr,'sa09 in mlrauce, w mail tkruc uoiiiesi
.nH u. 0kJl
-... u.LHfwc.. .
Subterranean Funirl.
The Strange Forms They Assume
"When Growine in the Dark.
A gentleman who recently had with -Or. Fiiwler" nr "MesmerisMi." Hiid
occasion to explore the chamber, , tal .,. Thtf evenings amnse
drifts and caverns of the old de- ; ineiiUs U miiiitcnce with the cut popu
rtfd (Vihir und Moviciin mines lr first jurt. Xiekerson ami Staley as
sutcd upmr ami .Mcxiuin minus t. fm ,,,,.,,. (;ere interlocutor. Miss
says fungi of every imaginable; .Morrison it. nvw ImhuK Morice in vo
kin.Khave taken tiossusMnir of the " -" iCiehanl Bruce with his
I i , !. , (drain solo. Malev with hi- chnnimnn
old levels. In those old mines, ji-c.-ro with his (I.-rinaitexcentneitits,
undisturbed for years, is found a ami -rv pathetic linlad ly a verv a-
fuuirus world in 'which are to be i',::l,;c."!j;M,",,; wle name pathetic-
, . , , aly is a ickerson. Nine people on the
seen counterfeits of almost every-: rirt lrt. ami an exnihition iiiinl io
thing mmmi in mir daylight world.
O- . .1 ,i" 7- .i i i '
wing to tin- warmth ol the old
lower levels, and to the ptesenue
in them of a rtain atnount tfi
... , ,
moisture, the umbers have bcuu !
made to grow .some curious crop. !
Some of the funsri in the old cham-
hers are several feet in hight, and .
being now white, resemble sheet-!
'd ghost. In places: are what :it(
a little distance appear to be white!
iis, iinu iiu-n- iir- repr"eii-:
tatious of glwst with lonr
beards, all as white as though
carved in the purest marble.
The rank fongous growth has,
almost closed some of the drifts.,
The funjri arc of almost eerv
imaginable variety ol growth.
Some kind hang down from the
timbers like great bunches ofi
0...i,;t. v...;- i .i ..'
...-...; ............ w..,t-.s .u,-
great pulpy masses. 1 hese last j
generally rise from the rock form-!
in the floor of the drift, and seem
to have grown from something
dropped or spilled on the ground
at the time work wa.s in progress. -years,
ago. These growths have in I '
several places iai.-ed from the'
ground rocks wiighing from ten!
to Fifty, and even one hundred
pounds, (uiie of the iock have
thus been lifted over three feet
from the ground. In the higher
levels, where the air is compara
tively dry, the fungi are le-. mas
.sive in structure than below and
are much liinierin texture. Some
resemble rams horns, as thev irrew
ill a spiral or twisted shape, while'
others four or five feet in length
ami about the thieknes.s of a
broom-handle, hang from the cap!
timbers like so nianv snakes sus-l
ponded bv the tails. One kind,
'".Jlftep Cfnriimr nut. ji tom nf f-lu I
J -Tsc- ! the light of day. Nolle .
,mg in the nature ol toadstools er:
.. " t ,
mushrooms was found.
IPirsc IMucutioii.
! Ill SiXiiHthhr' written wk have an I
reieione.. t. M -.-neral .lis,Hm..i,
...; i.i. .1. .. . i.i . .:.! -t ..."...
refeione' t neial lisiMf.itiiii
" - inr h-ii iiiiiiii'ir pin-r
varies in .)! iVn th.- prlucti.n
tail; up to th.' doom-nt trilHite f the
f c"1- lit-ti he qn.t.rsm.m .b.h: That
tlu j4,rv .,f j,,s nntri!s i tumble,
He smelk'th the hatrle afar oil", the
t!,"nI-t'r 'rfT.tlu' ll'i,,s ud tl,e
Mifiiuie: ieiween inesi; iwu ex
trcllle .'f the child at his first scan!
cininiti.ii, and thu pnfu5iniiMl
.literature, we have every trade of pre-
teiiSii., and each pn.fe'sMi.tj to have
jiuastiTed the wliole subject As we
dge from those wh.. assume to
:..., t. - ,nA . . , f. , ...
Kendall. Treati ,.n thu h..ri. ?ent
Tearhers. Institute .otiee.
A tenYihers mtitute dl be held at
the Ciiiigrygtinooal church in Astoria,
on Fri(y mjd Sruurday. January 28th
and 2ith. l&'Sl Ay.lrdi.-d luvi'tatiiui
is extended t xll who are interested
in the sfdnMiN At the evMinty; and all
teacher, wheihar at picVjd engaged
in teaching it nXt. an i.s)ci.-tlly re-
quustetl ! atUiulA . I.AIcKk.
SuiHriincndent-
5Sf.Hciti7riisot Oregon who desire
to m (or hi their triend in tJie. states of
thecoiuiittoii atidpri'ns.sirtliLs state,
can have no iHore C4mplitc andeomure-;
i nili'n ti;
hensice vofante f facts to scud them w a w-ilrr aij aaih itid by Ue
., , . ,, . . , . . Cotasfrm CxiihTii in s.-n 139 u-r-i of rubier
than by sat.cntlag for this p.uranl,' nsl mm fret nf It-ailier h. bHomnnr to Uie
-,r..i ..r .
oi 1 hk kki.v t.sTOKhv.Noa year.
AMtrSKMESTS
ilu.i Vakiktiks. I
(hmkIIIII. premier. Kn,li;ere. man-
ajer. The entertainment will conclude
'.. V" u,y. '-' . -" " mvia
criticism, (.erne and mt lor xonrself.
NVV orchestral Uvtioi ami new
initsic on the rami staml under
ie wlpn.liii. of Mr. Gerp Imbert
'at .M e. m. Phe entertainment ill
begin at 7:i r. i. Entrance on Kenton
-tree t. Private Iwixes on Chenamus.
" "" "
MISCELLANEOUS,
'i-i til uir r
Itilv.H IIlIjIj
-vr TlFi TAT'Qrl'PCC?
M'KINC WATKK
l" iat nm.
Custom Solicited.
Iicamlnt'tal
watr nvturcs n-
tantlj m hand,
lliinibim: at tvn-
siiualile rate-.
oniiv mi Vf4i-
KVlithMr.vUi.ar().t:.&N.C)s wharf.
.us. wkumi, asiu.
nstoHa.onym
PIKE & STOCKTON.
CARRIAGE PAINTERS,-
f
PAPERAANGING AND WALL COLORING
-a M-wivm.-
GLAZING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
frSao ncvi dKr U AMnruii i5W.ni
ShnstiT'-s tuiihlijiir.
lK hm rt l!iKr-x
T.W.Hffu
AStorfa Market !
W-osiTKonciUKXTlliffa,
a:5T0,:,-A - 0KS$.
wakjckv a. kato.v. Proprii t,
(Sttcctrrji to Warrtn.& ileGuwt
rjEKMAXlA RF.EK HALL
J am
ROTTLK BKKK DEPOT.
tVlCl!STKV1lT ATei-.
Tm!:e.f of Lafcr.? Cttt. f.'ass
ni.-rs fr tht
nninl.nnina nn!niiin T)mm
I
i5 ; s1;
l,;(lll,,l.M,Pn,lM1MW.
t-d to
fiSr.Vn rlwi. sn Knuhw. r4.xt
IH ,,B' wt. KjK.l-nM.riMr.
w. I- a;i!K.
Auna.
KKS
l.rUtiwl.
IJICOU'X A. .lie AUK.
STKYKDOIIES AND RIGOHIUj.
Anuria ofiiis At E. C. UiHd-nS AitctWu.
store. IVrlkimi oHiee--2t IS street. is-ti
E. R HAWRS.
j . . ..
CHKNAMUS STIiKET. AiTOlilA,
Is NOU I'i:Kl'Ai:KI TO DO
ALL KINDS OF PLUMBING
i ANU rlrt WUtfrt.
I Sat It Tubs. C(oct?. IX c. Shirt
Iron and Tin Work.
J. H. D. GRAY.
Wiiolesale anil reLut dealer in.
ALL KlXDb OF FEE J),
Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc.
(nf.mstor3-:iii'i Wbartaw' rwisim.
aole trrnis. 1'mit nf IV-tUo street. Astoria,
1 ret:on
Sheriffs Notice.
flUIK T.VTi:. COl.T. ANI STATE
X S'liuo!
TAXES FOR 1880
Mast f puid before February 1st to Stive
costs and pnv.
A.M TWoMl'.I.Y.
Shcrin auI T Ometor.
Astorfu. Not. Mb. ls). tf
Mose For Sale
m!K Itii:is;;nkI) roMMtTTKK Cx
' -1 ' ?,rSl,",".-1 Au i-rsiHi -:shujjc Jo
I1IAS.S. WttltJHT,
J.01!NC.I.LLI,
I ft. I. O I V Rt.
1 .Omhmi
.ONHMit4e a F'm aai Water.
WmmB
. I c, i.Jl.a
IiAXKIKG ASD INSURANCE.
....... ..
BAN NU ANU NUKAKUL
BROKER, BANKER
-VSIH-
INSURANCE AGENT.
ASTORIA. --. OREGON.
OFFICK IIOLTISS:
FROM S O'CLOCK A. .M. UNTIL 4
O'CLOCK P. M.
line Mntoal taraice Co.,
OF CALIFORNIA,
I. K. riot'f.KTON. .Presk'iit
UAs. H. siory Hi-cn-bir)
I!ho. L. Stoicy Agea: fr O un
Cxfitul anl H ta r. i. girftl
eaii s o (X.'O uo
I AV V &K. Asvnt.
UhtH;imas.s:rivt. Astoria. Oregon.
SGT.000,000 CAPITAL.
LIVERPOOL AND LOON Ai
(iLOIJK.
N'OHTH ?.KlTr33 .'JD iF.RCAN
TILE OF LONDON AND
EDINBURGH.
OLD CONNECTICUT OF HART
FORD, AND
COMMERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Itepreseatini; a capital of SO7.00O.000.
A. VAX DUSEN. Agent.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANT
.... .mk;ij.iu
T.S. WJIIOIiT
ocjiii:at HOTEL.
MEHLER & WRKiHT. I'mi-tiotora.
Astoria, Oregou.
rtIIE riCOl'KIETOKS AKE IlAPI'Y TO
X announce that the above hotel h:w been
repainted and refumLshrd, adding greatly to
the comfort of its guests and ts now the best
hotel north of San FrancLco.
U. W. KNOWLKs. At. ZIKBFJt.
CIARi:.M)0. HOTEL.
I'OtiTIiAXI). .... oi:eo.
ZIEBER KN0WLES, Proprietors.
Free couch to and from the hou.M.
ye-Tm: Daily Astoi:ian is on file at the
dttrendon Hotel reudin room.
Pioneer Restaurant Hotel.
MAIN STREET. - - ASTORIA
Sin. S. X. Arrlgoni. Proprietor
rnilETRAVELIht; Pt'HLIC WILL KIM)
X the Pioneer first cla.v in all nspects.and
a share of their palnaiage L nscctfuly
.solicited.
Sry RtHird and lodgingby the day or week.
Post-office Restaurant.
MUN STREET. - ASTORIA..
.IO.S.EPH M ATI HEWS. PROPIC.
fBlHI.s LSAriRSTCLASs. RIvSTAIRAM'
A kejit mi the European plan. Tresh oy- I
Ifr in hit) stIc Mii'n street, hctwren I
( hfiiamtis ami i(UiiiiiHSbe. j
ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS
(iv.fM Ss'ilnmi ilv-
9 j
r v ".v uMfii
MAIN STREET. ASTORIA
miiE i MM:icsi(;xHt i plkaku to
L MiiHMini'e to tie
Ladies' and Gentlemen of this City
Tlmt he i now prepttred b funiisli for tbem,
in Mrst ebLss si . ainl eery styli.
OYSTERs. HOT COFFEE. TEA. ETi.
r tiik
Ladies' and Gent's Oyster Saloon.
MAIN STREET. ,
llt-a.se tc ith' a call.
ROSC'OE DIXON. Proprietor
The New York Oyster Saloon
Will'sei-vt. to tneir etistomers from this
U ,n f't.i.t Ws :
TEA. COFFEE. CHOCOLATE.
Mantrni 4teiss Al'vayn 011 Hand.
Aihl will liekfpt as a first cI:ls Oyster Sa
loon, in Iirst Hass tIe.
DANIEL GRANT. Manas;er.
C. VU J f KIX.s ,1. .. MOXTflO-JKUV.
STOVE AND TIN STORE
Sob Atjenls for the
Magee Standard Ranges, Etc.
ASTORIA. - OREGON.
deider Ir.
FA.lfll.Y t.ROCKRUX
A'AII.S,3IILI. FKK A?fn HAY.
Cu-sii iai, for eountrj produce. Sm:d)
Innts on ca-iti s;dt-. Astona. Oregon, cor
nerof 3Iain and SjUfnivohe stnvts.
WAR IS DKCLAKKI) WITHOUT
JTRTIIEU XOTIPK
And no terms ot iM-.we until every-maa in
Asf.trU has a nt-tv suit of liotlles
3IASIU Y 33 KAN Y.
IjHk at Ui inres
Ials to m-.br fnmi - - - ?s no
Pants. OnuiB- Preach ("lisimiTf - u: m
Suits frow - -- -- -25W
The JUest ttiw if aut4 mt th' rant
sp!ret fnH. P.,l.iIEAh"Y.
Mftfehttttt Tailor. Parimr I IHttc. AMr
BUSINESS CARDS.
Q. A. BOWLBY.
ATl'ORNEY AT LAW.
Gtttnamus Street. - ASTOUrA. OKEUOK
(T1 Y. Fl'LTOX.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ASTOKIA - - - OUHGOJT
Office ii er Tape & AJIuif a sterr, Cas street
J.W
ROUK.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ASTOU1A
OREGON
Oaice er Warrea & KUmV Astoriu Mar
ket, opposite Uie Oecidrnt IItL
A VAN DUSEN.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
I'hviiainus Street, near Occidmit Hotel,
ASTOIUA. OKECON.
Agent Wells. Fargo & Co.
Tini. D. KAKKK. 2nTl.
Okkh k Next tloor to Capt. Keen rest
denee. Cav Street.
OtTUK IIOLKS FmUl U A. 31. to It A.M..
and from u i. m. to 4 e. n.
"CI P. 1IK-K.S.
VRNTIST,
ATOi:iA, --- OREGON.
RiHints In Allen's baildmp up stairs, corner
of Cass and Sqemociihe streets.)
T)It. Jf. I. .TKXXIXIJJS.
rilYSICIAN AM) SUROEON.
Graduate University of Virginia, 1868.
Phy.sician to lia View hospital, Kaltlmora
CH . lgoo-TO.
Office In Pae & Alleu's building, up
stairs. Astoria.
TAY Tl'TTLE, H. 1.
PHYSICIAN AND SUEGEOS.
Ofkick Over the "White House Store.
Rf-sioknck Next door to Mrs. Munson'a
boarding house, Chenamus street, Astoris
Oregon
T C. OKCIIAKI.
DENTIST,
Dental JSooms
sltL'STKIt'ri
Phutograoh Rudding.
T A. MelXTOSH,
3IKRCIIANT TAILOR,
Occident Hotel Huildiag.
ASTORIA - - - OREGON
(fj 11. BAirr dTco. .
OFAIFK IN
Door. Windows. UlindM, Tru
moih, Lnnibir. Etc.
Ail kinds of Oak Lumber. Glass, ltoat Mz
terlal, etc.
Steam 3(ill near Weston hotel. Cor. Gen
eviveand Astor street.
Q ii. IXIiALLX.
Gr.jazx3E,
ASTORIA. - - - OREGON.
AVilt contniet for work In his line and fur
nish the glass. .Small jobs done to order
Gas .street, next door to the corner of Jeffer
son street, Astoria, Oregon.
j G. FAlllIfOWL & SON,
STEVEDORES AND RIGGERS
Portland am! Astoria, Oregon.
Refar by iMrmi-sion to Koijen.MeyeraiCOrt
Allen i LewL-.t'oibittJt3Iacleay.
Portland. Orexon.
j Y?S- l '"''i'AKT.
j Occident Hotel Hair Dressing Saloon
ASHIRIA - OREGON.
lliil. 'nlil. .shoxcr.
t4:mi ami ulplnr
BATHS.
J3SiciaJ attention iven to ladies'and
hddreu s IiaSr euttmp.
PrUate Kntr.inte for Ltdies.
WILLIAM Flt-i.
PRACTICAL
IJOOT AXI MIOK
MAKER.
CiiKA3tr.s sti:et. oprsite Adler's Rook
.sUirc. - AsTOItlA. OKKliOX.
J3FPiifeet ts Ku.iranteed. All work
wurnuittd. Gte ie trial. All orders
iroiuptl filled.
First Class Saloon.
.1. .1. RILEY. - - PROPRIETOR
On the Roadway, oppositr ihe Oregon ItonV
waj and Navigation Po's wharf.
New Bagatelle Table,,
Th Chine.se nnbt po.)
Tlie choicest brands of fureij;n ami demestic:
WINKS. IiiqiJOItS AND CIGAH8.
raf-BPMt Chieazn Beer."5a
J. T. B0RCHERS,
COXCOMLY fc-TREBT. ASTOKIA.
5lanuf.icturera:id Packer of
CAVIAR, SMOKED SALMON.
Cash paid for fresh
BLACK STURGEON SPAWN.
Smoki'd Siureeon, and smoked Salmon put
up in tins to ship to any part of the world.
xlso. trout bait (salmon e$:gs) put up in canst
and warranted to keep any length of time
Hepot at Rogers Central .Market, corner of"
Cas.s and CIh-iuuiiih streets. Astoria.
Music Lessons.
T. F. CULLEN and C E. BARNES
TEACHERS OF
VIOLIN, PIANO, GUITAR, COR
NET AND BANJO,
Woald like a feu jupils 1 n either of the
abTe insininifriti.
rMntft- E!it .'es-ons for'Uve dollars.
?.sf"0.-drs u-R at Stevens It Sons book.
aimer will fee prompt? &ttefet!e& to.
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