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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1881)
en 5?V Astoria, Oregon, Thursday Morning, February 10, 1881. Vol. xiv. No. 34. She PM Jy JP Jv JUl'I' I & HARBOR OF REITGE. j at Trinidad would enclose more BcportorProfTnodsen.Tii.e.protcctMl arc than at Crescent Coat Survey -lie Favor oitAT- The general facilities for Trinidad Baj. " .: .. to- l.rW nf rof- Washington, Jan. 0. Tho senate, a few days ago. on motion of Mr. Farley, adopted a resolu tion calling on the secretary of the treasury for the copy of a report made by Professor Augustus (. Kodgers of the United States coast survey, on the subject of the pro posed harbor of refuge to be con structed' on the Pacific coast at the most suitable location somewhere between S.ni Francisco and the straits of Fttca. The tlasirod copy will be furnished to the secretary1 of the treasury by the coast sur vey oflice and transmitted to the senate early this week. Follow ing is a summary of th principal points. The subject was investi gated by Hodgers at tlte request of the Pacific coast board of army engineers, and his elaborate and valuable report is addressed to Colonel C. S. Stewart. He con siders, at the outset as the most prominent question invelved: First, the geographical formation nfthft Pacific coast, relative to natural harbors; second, the mete rwlogy of the section of coast to which the inquiry is directed; and third, the routes of commerce now existing, and the future probabil ity of changing. Attention is called to the fact that between the straits of Fuca and San Francisco bay, a distance covering nearly eleven decrees of 'latitude, although there are numerous summer anchorages, there is not a single harbor of afe aocesS to a vessel in distress during the southerly winds of winter. It is next shown that any harbor of refuge, located rith regard to the interests of any port or fleet on this coast, should be placed to the north of that port or ileet. for the reason that the storm-winds are always from the south, while the regular fair weather is marked by north west and northerly winds. In other .words, the storm-bound ves sel should be able to run to lee ward for safety. Similarly, it is noted that the Hrst local requisite of a harbor of refuge should be the general safety of approach from 'seaward. After completinp; his J for irrhatiim. In the city itself it general argument, Prof. I'odgersjis used as a sort of pavement, furnished statistic of trade audi hardening iustantlv and foniiiii"-a rout Ob of Pacific coasting vessel", : and proceeds to make a detailed comparison of the different locali ties proposed for the harbor of refuse. Finally he recapitulates the conclusions at which he has arrived as follews: As compared with cape Gregory, Trinidad would be more commodious, would be much nearer to the bulk of the coasting commerce during south erly gales, equally easy of general approach, and much more readily entered with boutheriy winds, and departed fro in with a northwest wind. An equal expenditure would enclose a more protected area at Trinidad than at Gregory. As compared with port Orford, Trini dad is less commodious. The skele ton harbor of Orford is on a larger scale as to proximity, and is easily approached. For the bulk of coasting commerce, Trinidad is largely superior to port Orford. Trinidad has no outlviii": dangers. Orford has dangerous reefs on the north and south. An equal ex penditure at Trinidad would in close a larger protected area than at Orford. As compared with CVescent city, Trinidad is much more commodious. It is nearer and would be more acceptable to the bulk of the coasting commerce during southerly gales. It is more easy of general approach, and could be entered with less risk at all times. An equal exj enditure rvii:iiukuii a. mwv. ' - use at Trinidad I believe to be greater than at any of the localities named. 1 lmve the Iiouor to sub mit to the board of engineers my erenenil conclusions in favor of Trinidad bay as being the most suitable location for a lmrbor of refuge on the 1 aciuc coast souiii j,js neck js ektlMMl with thunder and death notices, if tlie frienjls of the de ., in, bruits of Fuca. i the "Ion of his nostrils is terrible, eca-ed will -end in the particulars, such ' l --raj; H k h llM? ! , afHr lr t, as naim. date of Iitli. asje, etc. Thla 4i i r .i 4..:... i i. !. we ihuik. as little as tliey can do. and Oil in Russia. There may come a time when the oil we burn will "first see light' in Itiissia. The oil region now working is northward, on the Cas pian sea, and covers the country about Jjaku. In S'rl a company for the first time set to work to make use of the abundant depos its, which answered to the most primitive method of collection. Of wells, iu the American sense of the. word, there was none. .Mere holes pumped into the ground answered all practical purposes for the emission of the liqird into such rude receptacles as the com pany provided. Early in the autumn there were between 400 and 500 of these openings at various depths of ooO to TOO feet. These are in many cases described as flowing fountains, yielding as high as GOO barrels per diem. The spontaneous flow is in most cases limited to from three to four months when pumping is requisite. Thus far the means for refining are so imperfect and the difficul ties of transportation so great that the yield, though unlimited and apparently inexhaustible, has hard ly created an effect on the market. The wells are so far from lines of transportation, rail or water, that for the moment the oil is largely wasted, or, if not, sold at such a price as to barely cover the cost of production. This, however. is now to be changed. A rail road, 300 miles long, is in process of .construction, which is to be provided with oil tanks, and with in the next two years the Euro pean market can be fully supplied by this immense leservoir. To day it sells in the city of Baku lor six cents a barrel anil is used compact coating eapithlc of two or three dnys endurance. Tin oi! will certainly supersede the Ameri can fluid in Europe and there is a future possibility thut it may yet illuminate Amorica. Warrantee torian ottice. deeds Thk A M jejiius C. Crosby has a tirst-duss workman, ami is prewired to do all kinds of jobbing in tm, sheet iron and copper, plumbing ami stonm fitting. Full satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. When you want a di&h of nice Eastern Oysters done tip a la mode, or a good steak, or a fragrant cup of coffee, call at Frank Fabres on the roadwa3', and he will accommodate you. Open at all hours. Bath tubs, water closets, sinks and hot water apparatus, furnished! hotels and private residences, at lowest rates ami shortest notice, by Magnus C. Crosby, at the little tin shop "round the corner." --Thk Astohian job presses will fit yon out with j-our winter supplies of letterheads, bill -heads, cards, envelopes, etc., etc., at astonishingly low rates, and in exquisite style. Call and see samples of work done for other?. ly a recent postal decision men chii actually make money by tjotting their bills and statements of accounts printed. Statements of accounts and bills of sale when made out on paper having printed bending., can be sent by mail for one cent, it the envehqie is left unsealed; whereas, if it is made out on unpriuted piqier, it wdl cost three cents. Thus by patronizing The A8TOKIAX two cents can be saved on . every bill or statement that is sent out through the mail. Ilor-r relocation. In something written we have anj indistinct recollection of having madei reference to a eitoral disposition miiiuiu lir.vc in timir titans ri11 9-A u,.,. ..f .'JUM. ....- ,. ..nlwlitoi. I ""J" " . J --, ." .... . ...... and blosa the w-kl with their lro- fonnd knowledge of the horse and his hwtory. Our books and newspapers! I are full of this kind of literature, and ; it varies in stvle from the production j nf rho hilrt school, eommencimr w. ..... ...... - j, witli: Jli'i Horse ns iour iej;s aim a tail; up to the eloquent tribute of the ' scholar when he quotes trom .leb: T hat thunder f the captains and thej siiomin". i.wween witsse iwo ex- , ... it .i ... ... i treiiius ot tlie eh lid at Ins hrst school Coilll03ttlMll, HIHl the professional j literature. we have every yradeof pre-) iim carriis with it a certain moral in tention, and each professing to have I tluenee. Mt iK'ople ramiot resist the mastered the whole subject. As we ; jwprearfon that a man who advertises .a i '. i r i.;CT ..:., n. an:e Mock of fresh nooils, is more likely approach tne ylose of this nineteenth to ,wvt. tliein than 07,e w,;o (l(HS not (io century, we oeipn to look for some- so. Advertisiinj has at least one sood thing better in this department of knowledge from those who assume to instruct" And it is to be found in I Kuudalhi TrcariM; on the horn, sent by cents Astok land, Astoria. Oregon Ootral Hotel. The Ceutral hotel, near the steam ship dock is now open for the recep tion of quests, where the well known caterer, Mr. Anton Deloh will always be found ready to wait on his patrons. Lie has had the above named house thoroughly reStted by Messrs. Pike and Stockton, our well known artists. Call and see hint, as he has the finest brands of liquors and cigars to be had iu the city. Something Xrw and Choice. Have you already tasted the delici ous smokeit sardines, excellently adapted for lunuheon or supper If not, try them at once. Ask your grocer for them; they are put up ex pressly for family use. To Let. Sevei-il furiiUhed or unfurnished rooms at Mrs. Mnnsons lodging house. Also, a few persons can have board if required, cither ladies or gentlmcn. Canneryiueii would gam much bv leaving us their orders for incidental printing now.to be done leisurely dur ing the winter months sariug time and money, and avoiding the risks of a spring rush of .work. McConiuclkVr almanacs for 1881. At the OitvZlJook Stre. Charles StevenVtv: Souoppo3itethe Bell-tower. Gray's wwd yard is now fitted up on the wharf fot of Benton street. and prepared to deliver wood to any part of the city sawed to any length, and full measure. For the tniat Beer iu Astoria, call for the WxJw lifeHxey llerr. acknowledged to le superior to all others. Frank Futar has removed in to Dr. KiiH.ys building on Water street. Un the rid to the atemtier dock from dwii town, lnjfore break fast, it will )hw U bandy to drop iu and get a cup of coi&e. Mr. John Jtoeers, of the Central Market, has made arrangements to keep all the finest fresh fish, etc., in thoir season. Have Wi-tar" Imi.ou of wild clierry alwa at hand. It cure- eoush-. colds. bronehitis. whoophiK eouli. croup, in lneii7Jt.coiiMimtiiii.MHd all throat and hint; complaints. ?j0 rcnN ami -1 a lot tle. Marvel not that I sy unto you, ye must pay the printer. Whosoever noglecteth to pay the printer, hath not eternal lifu abiding in him. Who hath soitow, who hath woe, who hath the nightmare! They who forget to render unto the printer his just dues. If a man live many years and jHiyeth not for Tin: Astorian, behold he shall not die iu peace till he hath re stored to the printer that which he hath withheld. rrThcrc is not how any lietter news paper, nor one more consistently de voted to the huildiug: up of the country than Thk Astokian. At the price of Two Dollars rn'ryear it is the chcaiKst. as well as the best. With your aid and eiicoiiraeini'iit wo shall noaolc to make fiirthcr improvements to enhance its! field of iisefulm5. j ft- Jhat ideasiire it is to py ones dchts! In thelir-t place.it rciuovcsthat. iilieji-im wliii-li u iwr-iiii fiHl fnim ' mail to any per,,, for twenty-live - X'ESn" & XX , postage imhI. Appl to 1 n E TcllU v able to buv lo.vcr thail .,', neih. i.n otlice, or address D. C. Ire-1 bors. Jlanv neonle imacine that the ef- dependence and obligation. It affords J t tn Ph" will he pn.mHl attcad pleasureto the creditor, and therefore eii.s cu ,... . Franei-oo iw.rs4d -u gratifies our siadal affection. It j.ro Jtiirfpiace hn"iw' al nudes that future coiifideucc' which is so , njj. BOCK. Prai'rietor." intcrestinjrlo an honc-l mind. Itojiens. - a prospect of being- readilj supplied t QI'lLES. with wliat m want on future occasions, j jj It leaver a consciousness of our virtue: J Tlie undersigned is prepared to furnish ami it is a measure we know to lie ripht, a large uninlter of Spiles and Smrs at hi! ooui ill jioinioi Jiisiiceami soumi eeon- omy. Finally, it is tne inaiii : support 0t. my. Finally, it is the main support of. mple reputation. Pay ns, that we may payothers. Get your legal blanks at The Astokian office. A full line of over two hundred styles. " i i.e ik '; that which -:i. reiiu.ri iui uie fauiih -ir-ie. zs .- : "Nev-ier xdvertwin" is n -.-tN'jMia i,y ourino won uHvintr faith in '.f-r .-ri. wnre-, a the Soo-t'eneetive ,!, - ,n - f-r -wrm ft thwir ware; a wida rtA tnlh! t their murte, - A advertisement, snM one of f!i,.,.r,.i ,.,. -has an effect like that of - ing IurM- to tlie water you may do ut " cannot make them driiik." ': mi cvrliiiiily cannot do so If .(MI ,,, i.i'u Miami in vviiiiir It is ,.,;,, -iielhiii" to do UutL rr-Yv are always ready to publish de- uch rhi3 - ;mm.h .,,, iM.ov'tfk,-nflli. f own nary notices must hemud for. . .. .--.-- ,. - o jrd-Look at it as you wdl, advertis- chance In its favor, P2r Why are advertisers able to sell at the lowest prices? J s it not because peonie imacine feet of advertisinsr is onlv to enable a merchant to sell. The re-active effect on his ower to buy well Is often lost sight of. ;C-.V coiiieiiijHiniry swy-: A mwv p-iper ami a newspaper editor that iieo- pnF iycitbavcp rnrjzjv Pie do.it talk about and oiiieliuHMKE 12,:?LKALE COMPANIES. .i-e are rather lor coiieern-S The I men and buslines that an editor some-1 times feeN it a duty to defend at a risk! of making PiieinicJ of another class, are often the vor first to show ingratitude. The editor who cxH.els to receie much ' charilj or gratitude will soon find out ' in- iiumukc: nut lie snniiiu go aueai ami n anu oo u;ii lie coiiscieiuiousiy thinks right without regard lo frowns or smile.-?. yr-The free lands of the west are being taken up ami settled this year to a tleiiree most gratifxine. iu the faee of the over-crowded mechanical depart mentsof metropolitan life. Several mil lions more acres of homesteads have been entered for settlement at the var ious land oflices this ear than in the lnt year, anil otill the western movement continues iu force. And this is the only iolutioti of the laltor troubles, hot the nneirrploj cd'Oome and Im-coiiio producers instead of consumers. JZST-W'c see how life gets coined at our mint, so that the world somehow wears the stamp of the die cut into our liiMirt. i know limv :t tief of cnnH fortune brichtens the air: how some im lauding evil puts the edge of a spiritual eclipse upon the sun: how suddenly ill fortune in business will seem to make the very .) rings of lieauty bankrupt; how the sirkness of a dear friend turm ii'iture pallid; how the death of one whom we hue will convert all the trees loeypn-seand the music of the uni verc Ikvoiucs a lenuium: but how can yon epeet vonreitv to prosper if you il-niol p;ilront7tlte local press? uo r.ot ei: succeed as a merchant, or a imchaiiic. and not advertise? MI.SCFLLAXEOUS. Machinist Wanted. A,""" AT THIS IIKKHK. Wood Choppers Wanted AT ONE DIU.I.AR .VXD TVKXTY-KI I-ei-iit". M-r cH-il. Ajihlv xl -ThUh WII-SO.n'a FKSHERS M.t. Olympic Club Notice. I3ERSON- IiKMRINC TO .HUN !!II. . Oini;ii- C.Mn.i.i-iiHii itui il lt a; pIviMS lo llu iiiider-iiK-d. :-1h S. T. M KEAX. serreJarv Notice to Subscribers to Morning Oregonian. IRO.M AXI) AFTER Tills DATE MR. . IvMK.-He I- Tlrp Hill deliver anl iihltn-l forth )n hi.;ui 1m this eil. All IhIS iltte iMiiNt bf iul ihiIv to liiiti or to iIh' uiiiler--i-iH-d. II V. HOI.HEX. iT--w A;e lit fir the nro4iiaa. S80 Rev;ard. rnVEvr dollars will p.r. paid X fortlH recovery of eaeh irf the hoote of four ChiHaiiien tlmuiu'il iu i'tii!ii(.a rixer near ISnHikfield on Wednesday la-t. while So? fnHii Pillar ruck to RMHiklifld. Out wa twei:ty-4Hie years of nse.aud htd on hK ierMMi at the nine a ch-rk ttt $M.u. M'en riollars in hHit. The 3eotul wa I went -IlirtH- car old and had a ii-to! ami Men ilollarsiii .er. The third u;i tneiiix hmr yar old and had three tteiit dollar sold piece-, a tweiity-ttveeetit irfee. .OmI a -liver mil eh. Tlie fourth ua- tim'Utj-eihl ear-okl:unl hail sl.v. m -4iL Tne :iIh reHtinK will Ih pnM v lln- ndeisten-e-l. i.Vx rurxi; & o.. OrCHIX LfXC. PoitUHiLOr.i4i. A -InrtH. Oregon. sT.iUwIh.' GFItMANlA UKFAi. HALL -am KOYILY. UKER DKPOT CttKSxrVS STXPhT AsTwKU. The livt of Layer.? CYs. a Glass Onlers for tin Celelirateii Colauliia Brewery 2B2E2:E2jR. piateoii-iiuji uuuec, ai rea-oaauie raies. Ai'i"J lu v"',:VAr.';M.',. louuuma uity. BLAIK BOOKS -pRIXTED AD E01TXD TO ANY SIZE, JT ad ruled to any ordr, at i -Iar Aaroitis omee. ilSAXKLSG ASD INSURANCE. BANKING AHDJNSURAHCL X, W, CASE. BROKER, BANKER AN'D INSURANCE AGENT. ASTORIA, ... OREGON OFFICE HOURS: FRO.M & O'CLOCK A. if. UTIL 4 O'CLOCK P. M. Home Mutnal Insurance Co., OF CALIFORNIA, I. F. IIotT.HTON ClIAS. IS.STOKV OHO. 1. STOKV . President ...... Secrtarj" ....Asent for ion QtjHtal jmkt up in U. P. pAd coin ... $ 3x) OoO W I. W. CASK. Agent, ChoR&mus street. Astoria, Oregon. 7,000,000 CAPITAL. LIVERPOOL AD LO'HON AND GLOBE. NORTH RR1TISH AND MERCAN TILE OF LuNDON AND EDINBURGH. OLD CONNECTICUT OF HART FORD, AND COMMERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA Kepresenting a capital of S57,0OO,OO0. a. VAN DUSEK. Anent. tTATE.T c- , v-r T,rcT . TTT , r wWli5.1 A -S JJ Klbi A U LAiNIb. " - a. j. sikoi.fi:. c.s. wisioht OCCIDENT HOTEL. MEGLEK & WKIGIIT. Proprietors. Astoria, Oregon. riHIE PROrRIETORS ARE HAPPY TO X announce that the above hotel has been repainted ami refurnished, adding greatly to the eomfiirt of its;niets and is now tlie best hotel north of San FnuicNeo. C. W. KNOWLKS. CT.AREXI)03f PORTLAND. - - AiziK.r.Ki:. HOTKL. - - OltEGVN ZIEBER S. KN0WLES, Proprietors. Free coach to and from the house. cb-Tiik Dah.v Astokiax is on file at the Clarendon Hotel reading room. Pioneer Restaurant Hotel. MAIN STREET. - - - ASTORIA ."Ir?4. S. X. Arrlsoni. Proprietor rpHETRAVELIXlf PflSLIC WILL FIXD X the Pioneer first clavs in all respect-. and a share of tlieir patronage l respectfully MHtcueo. SlKtnI and lodging by theday or week. Post-office Restaurant. M MX STREET. - - ASTORIA.. JO.sEPH MATTHEWS. PROPR. mills ISA FIILST CLASS RESTAURAXT A. ket oh the EiiroiiCMii iIan. Fresh o ters in eery -tle Mam street, between CheiKiiMU.-and SiieiiHHilie. ROSCOE'S FIRsf CLASS Hrti! S'nlfimi. MAIX STREET. A.sTORIA. 'JIKE I XDERsIGNKD I PLE.VSED TO .a. auuoiinee to tin- Ladies' and Gentlemen of this City That Ik- i- now iremred to fiirui-h for them, in ttr-t elsi-s -tyle. ami eer" stjle4 oysters. : nor; COFFEE. TEA, ETC. VT THK Ladies and Gent's Oyster Saloon. MAIX STREET. Ilea-e give me a will. ROSCOE DIXOX. Proprietor The New York Oyster Saloon Will serve to their teti-touier- from this i'. a- Trio ws TEA. COFFEE, CHOCOLATE. Eastern Oyster? Always on Hand. And will be kept as a first class Oyster Sa hMMi. in tir-i ela stj le. DAXIEL I J j: A XT. 31anager. PIKE & STOCKTON. -AMi- I - CARRIACE PAINTERS,- PAPER HANGING AND WALL COLORING A spKriU.TA.- GLAZING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. e"SlMip next dcor to Astorian Ofllee, m shnster's building. First Class Saloon. .L.I. RILEV. - - PROPRIETOR, On the Roadway, opposite the Oregon Rail way and XavlgHtiou Co wharf. Jew Bagatelle Table, (The Qhinese must go. The choicest brands or foreign and domestic WIXES. LiqUORS AXD CIGA11S. e-BcMt Chicas Beer.-Stt BUSINESS CARDS. Q. A. BOWLBY. J. ATTORNEY AT LA. CheHaHiii Street. - ASTORIA. OREGON ri W. FULTOX. ATTORNEY AT LAW, ASTORIA - - - OREGON" OfRee iver Ta-e & Allen's store. Cavs streeC T V. KO Kit. ATTORNEY AT LAW, ASTORIA ... . OREGOIT OfHce over "Warren & E&tiMiS Astoria 3Iar ket. opposite tlie yecnlent Hotel. E.c- HOLDKX. NOTARY PUBLIC, AUCTIONEER. COMMISSION AND IN"-l SURANCE AGENT. -4rt A VAN DUSEN. NOTARY PUBLIC. C'lieiiaiaiLs Street, near Occident Hotel, ASTORIA, OREGON. Apent Wells, Fargo & Co. Tyai. I). BAKKK. 31. I. Okfii'K Next door to Capt. Rosen rcsl denee. (:w Stieet. Okfuk Hoi its From ! a. m. to n a.m and from -j e. n. to 4 r. m. p r. JiiciKs. PENTIST, ASTORIA, --- - OREGON. Rooms in Allen's building up stairs, corntr of Cass and Sqemocqhe streets. t. .ir. I. JKXXIXCS. PHYSICIAX AXD SlTOEON". Graduate University of Virginia. 1868. Phj-siclan to Bay View hospital. Baltimore City, 1S00-TU. Okfick In Page & Allen's buildiie, up stairs. Astoria. JAY TUTTIiK. M. I). PHYSICIAX AXD SURGEON". OfKicK-Over the White House Store. Rksiukxck Xext door to Mrs. Munsoa'a l)oarding house. Clienaimis street, Astoria, Olegou T C. OKCIIARI. DENTIST. Dental Rooras. SIlfsTF.K'S Photogranh Building. T A. McIXTOSH. MERCHANT TAILOR,! Oceident Hotel Building. ASTORIA - - - OREGON C.H- BAIA' d: CO.. IIK.M.KI: IX Doors. IVIndnwM. BlindH, Trax soinM. litimher. Etc. All kinds of Oak Lumber. Glass, Boat Ha terial. etc. Steam itill near Weston hotel. Cor. Geu evUeand Astor. streets. 1 G. FAlfiFOWL & SON, STEVEDORES AND RIGGERS Portland and Astoria, Oregon Refer by pennL-sionto Itogerj.MeyeraJkGb, Allen i Leiri.CorbittiMacleay. Portland. Orejon. y.1I. I'HLKXIIART. Occident Hotel Hair Dressing Saloon' ASTORIA - OREGOX. Hot. ('old. slimier. 4,euni and sulphur -ggE?jfefcJi ti.-vaiia. y5 GfSpecial attention given toludies'ani hililreH's hair cutting. Private Entrance for Ladies. W 1 1X1.131 FRY. PRACTICAL BOOT AAI MIOK MAKER. Ciikn3U's Sthkrt. opposite Adler's Book store. - AsTOKlA. Oi:koo. ZxT Perfect fits guaranteed. All wortc warranted. (JIe nie a trial. All order promptly Idied. J. T. B0R0HERS, CONC03ILY fcTKEET. ASTOKIA, Manufacturer and Packer of CAVIAR, SMOKED SALMOK. Cash paid for fresh BLACK STUKGEOX SPA"WN. Smoknd Sturgeon, and smoked Salmon put up in tins to ship to any part of the worldV Also, trout halt l salmon eggs) put up in cans and warranted to keep anj length of time. Depot at Rogers Central .Market, comer ot Cass ami Chrnnmus M reels. Astoria. Music Lessons. T. F. CULLEN and C E. BARNES TEACHERS OF VIOLIN, PIANO, GUITAR, COR NET AND BANJO, Would like a few pupils on either of tke above instruments. Terms Eight lesions for five dollars. g-Orders left at Stevens & Sons book store will be promptl attended to. :e. a.. dealer m FAMILY ;iSOCKRIES. XlII.S.IILr. FEED AiD HAY. C:isli paid for count rv produce. Small profits on c:usli sales. Astoria, Oregon, cor-r uer of Main and Squeniocuhe streets. Wanted. '1 ? AAA POUNDS RAGSOFaUkmdy, , 1'JiVVA; clean and lr, at theUmbrcllx. suuK, Jiiuuaucci, oy o..iuriitT ,WBL- -- aLjr ...