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P r 2Hxc 33ntttn Warimi. ASTORIA, OREGON: SUNDAY -....FEB. 13, 1SS1 ISSUED EVERY MORNING. MD(lay &icbiaed. D. C. Ireland, faUtur and Proprietor. A star Him llHtMinq, '"as street. Terms of Subscription : served by Orner. per vees ....-..'."A L'eau Sent by mail. fmr wwatkr . SX Oti nt hy mail, ona yer ... ........ 9 on free of Paeuise to b-eribet. y Advertisement" nortod by tfc year at tbe rate of si -M ier ryuro pur ta-mtii. Transom a4runi-in. b tbe ly or week. firty cent per fiuwe for oaek insertion. the Wrtkl-i AMur-inu Is a mammoth sheet, exaeil, dmi'de tlie size of the Dailv. It i jtisl tin )a perfortlio lueside.'eoiitainiut' in addi tion to nil tlie run rut news, choice wi ccilaiiy.aiiMciiltiiral matter, market re ports, etc. It i tumishwl to single '- ribors at S2 o per year in advance. fifA mititeil niiinoer nt small adver tit iunt iiisei led at tNttliisItiI rules. THEJ3ITY. Tub Duia a-toixas mil In by mafint" r nf'Hith. XrfCifp'tr4nyc. ? erf nhn ctmtcmiilatralimic from the elLn to Unit. J'jik atukian toll'tw tlf m. Daua or Wkfkia " UntHtt xwf-ofS' t mill out (uvWiHital srjwsjM". JiIdr.e. maul fsanyed n 'tttsr. a aeriraL Jxtre urdtr al Vie chitting rm. -The State of ("aliforniR Milled ami the Oregon arrived yesterday. New machinery ie beim placed in the schooner Kato and Anna at Port land. -Younij Men's Oliminui .-issooia-tnn meeting as iibtial at a qtmrtor to three this afternoon. Persons wishing to join the Olym pic gymiiHhitun cn do so hy applying to S. T. McKuan, vee.ret.tr3'. Wo understand that a new can nery will be built on the Mte of the old oil vorks at upper A.stonu. Capt. JVI. C. WilkiMn as:tms aeiiger by the outgoing btoniner yus terday, on his way to Washington. - Itev. R. S. Smiths will profich in the Congregational chinch to-morrow. Forenoon M 11, and evening at 7 o'clock. Bkhop Mnriib, who has been on :in extended visit to the eastern state, returned to Oiegon by the n&uainui yesterday. Vice-president T. F. ).ike of the Oregon Railway and Navigation com pany, was a passenger by the incoming wteaioer yesterdaj-. The Ryevale has 011 hi mid 2o tons of tin, besides a lot of salt, etc. Nearly all the tin will be dischaiged at Humes Main street wlnuf. The snow appeared on the ground yesterday to the depth of nearly two inches, but somi turned to slush, and a more disagreeable day we have not experienced this winter. A large raft of piles intended for use near the large Kinney cannery, jumped the boom, owing tw the bois terous waves yestei day afternoon, and scattered themselves along Mud bay. Tweuty-five years ago to-day, in a little minim; town near the .summit of the Sierra mountains 111 California, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Holdon wete mairied. This is therefoie their silver wedding aunirei&iry day. A loport has been in circulation that the schooner Enterprise had been thirty-live days ottt frwrn S.iu Fran cisco for Shoal water bay. The dis patches inform us that the Enterprise sailed from San Francisco fur Coos bay Januaiy 10th, where she has probably at lived some time ago. Mofttrs. S. D. Adair iV Co. will commence the constructiwu of a can nery at upper Astoria, between Han thoin'a and Nicolai's. J 'art of the material is already on the ground, and the work will be pushed forward so as to be 111 readiness for the coming season. We are informed by Oapt. Frod Congdon that Mr. C. Leinenwebor, of the Him of Uadollet A: Co., visited Sand island with him on Thursday last, and also located a place which he has suli-leased from Cook Jiros., on the island, for purposes connected with the next season's salmon cntcli of their extensive cannery. Our comments in reference to the life saving ciew at cape Disnppoiut nient has received, as we oApeutcd, a reply fioin Capt. Uanis, which we publish in another column. Our re marks were based ifpt.n the surprise expressed by the captain of the aban doned seliof mer who was of the opinion that his signal of distress must have been plainly visible by a man on the cape with a good "lass We believe that Capt Uairis' explana- i- ,1 , r n c j. 1 "s wimur uionins saving time nation will be fully as satisfactory ton?j ,...... . 1 -a- .Z 1 r J J and money, and avoiding the risks of the public generally as it is to us. J a spring rush of work. Miss Ida Brown in China. The first letter written home by Miss Ida Brown since the ldeti Iiesu arrived in Hongkng. w received by hor sister Mrs. C. li. I'age yester- ' day. 3 lifts Iih was 111 excellent health and spirits and exprtMied herself as having elijyed the sen voige veiy much, htd a fair passage until w ithiu three da- f HongSt,Hg, when ftr a c4iAHge the Be-se enoMttitci'e4l a shikII typh m hi. htfuvy sens frequently brtstk iwiroier her deck. 31Sn Id writes tUiRt 4ie hkes the country much bet- j ter thmi -h exjMicted she would, and greatly enjoys her lMiggy rnles which are mtd- in x edu chaii, wIucM is J trottod ii" a; x 2-4U ik xbno-it, Icmu 0:1 the shoulder f ftMir stxlwxrt na tives. I: ifc ber iitteutMHi to lvtiim to her home n the A Men Usie in jn -foreHix U utking the eXJiier by way of SH FrxiRiKo, ept-ei t rK-h Astoria vnoe time in April. Her many friend, will j in iu m v idling j hei a bow voyage. The sch'Htner Cell. Ourtield, re cently buik xt St. Helens and now ready for launching, is ottered for ole by W. I. Sievfiib, the builder. -Bishftp P.uld-'ck, "recently conse crated at Bnxiklyn to take charge f the missionary jntisdiction of Wash ington territory, is epectel to arrive in about j x weeks. -A meeting f thu ta-urd f oilot cmniisiHirsf WxshmgioH territory. for the Colombia mcr xud bar, will le held at Kalnma, a.shiiigtoii tor- ritoiy. on WtMliiekday. the Jd insr. A little uifiiiihly pH-r, to be called the (eur d'Aieno Spectator, will be published at foiiCunirdAIeiie, Idalio territory, by the officers there stationed. It will hrst aptexr 111 Mwrcli. We are in recoipt "f a letter fnun W. O. Secor, '.nil Ohe street, St. Louisjirfpiusting information in regxid to the wheteaboiitsof one Wxsliingtou Seoitr, who wxs in Astona about ten yours ago. If any one kiiowinjr of hi w horealwint. will address us we will cheorfnllv forward the Mime. - (inventor Timor has recently com m u ted the sentences of the fol lowing convicts in the state penuen tiury: J. A. I'eek, sentenced from Lane County for forge for the term uf two ytKtrs from Dee. 2, 1879, upon petition of ctti.ens of Lnne county and recommendation of the judge before whom he was com icted: !mrle Crowley, sent from Lane county Nov. (5, 18S0. for the teim of one ear for the crime of larceny, ujmui petition of citizens of Lane county and recom iiioiidatiou of the judge before whom he was convicted. The Astoria correspondent of the Oregwnian gracefully acknowledges the "personal" m its issue f Friday, compliuiuiitiug his correspondence and occasional editorial efforts, but he de sires to suite that Ins own business did not allow him to assume full editorial charge of Tin: Astokio on the prvs ent occasion of Mr. Ireland's absence. Mr. F. W. Ba!te, who h:is been 111 Mr. Fs emjtlwv for many years, h:i risen from a boy in the office to tin responsible postti u uf now filling the editorial ehan ; and we are willing tt. help rrank. . II. A U. Co. A legular meeting of Alert Huok and Ladder company, v, ill be held at thoir hall on M.uiday evening, 14th, at 7:30. Business of the orcatest im portance to the company will come up ior consmeration. and a full attendance is desired. J. O. Bozukth, Secretary. ("loeU.: Cloekn!: CIrki!!! Co ahead, is the word with Carl Adlur. He is now the agent for the American Clock company and lias iust lectved a fine assortment of clocks and watcher, pnees very moderate on the same, with a full guarantee. Mer chants and dealers supplied at whole .ile list price. Tlirre is 3Tuir in (lie Air About Carl Adler's music and va riety store on Cheimmus street. Pianos xnd ..rgans are hit. speciality now, he is agent for all the finest make, and has a grand assortment on hand. Terms of .jiIos, exceedingly low prices for cash, or on the enstall nieut plan, $10 per month. Has also some for rent. Cakl Ahlku. When ym meet witlt an accident or get x sprained ankle or otherwise injured d-Hi't go ut the expense of sending for x doctor, but apply wome of KeiidxIIV Spxvm Cure and 3011 will experience relief at once. Read their advortisement in another column. Frttth irtoelt xt Wxrren & Extons. -l. Wilholm, Boss saloon, opposite the Clarendon hotel, Put tland, Oregon. Warrantee deeds at The A toimax office. Cannerymen would gam much by leaving us their orders for incidental I,nitS w,to be done leisurely dur- Card from. Capt. Al. Harris. U S. Uf SMtmn "e 2. District 12.. i tort CBlir. V. T..J Feb 1. Il.t EiUTui: Astokian : I notice an editorial in your last issue of he weekly which reflects upon the efficiency of the life saving crew at this station, xnd demands an expla nation. In JHstice to the crew and myself I wish to make x hort statement in legard to the schooner Emily Steph-eif-, which crossed the bar on the Sth in.!. She was reported at noon bv irfmxii Hall xs beating up the south cImiiik'I with easterly" wind, bar me dium nitMrto, xnd was aoeii by Surf- iiimii OleeHit, tlie relief watch, to an- eiior where site remained some time. Then Hppxrentl', she either weighed. r sli;tpcd her xnchois and .-Uitred a for about the place known as the swxh in the middle sands, through which die passed m goW sliape. stand ing out to sex. As to the vessel sliowiug distress sign!, or ltetug almndoned, if so, it was not seen or suspected, perhaps owing to the grout distance, although clirStfly watched by the patrol and others through glasses. Eton Capt. Johnson -f the tug Columbia saw no Kiguni.s of distress and he has a good glass to my knowledge. He Rtartd out thinking as the wind was light and the danger of her dragging on to the fand, that she would like a iug,s assistance, and it was .sometime after he left that the schooner was seen to a'aud out through the swash in good shape. Capt. Johnson says he was on the point of returning when he discovered the boat and crew, and then it wxs thxt those on the hill saw that the esel had been abandoned, and no one, up to that time, had thought the schooner in serious trouble, needing the assistance of the life lieat: it then being of no use to lower it as all assistance needed was being rendered Ijy the tug. This statement, 1 think, will be corroborated by Capt. Eversoii of the Flitted States steamer Shu- brick, Capt. Johnvtii, Mr. Anderson, light keeper and others. . As to the watch on tlie hill, it is there at all times, and a-s to the crew being ou the wharf thai is the nearest they win get almost to tlie life bout. As to losing a good chance to show our pluck, etc., a3 Capt. Taylor saya, I am sorry we did not knmv ho needed our assist ance, but I think very little pluck was necessary, it lteiug rather smooth, and hardly rough enough to drill. We should be only too well pleased to have made us a record. 1 hupe'Uapw Taylor will get an ensign or something that can be seen, in case he should need it some other time. If we had seen such a thing ;is a signal of dis tress or any signs of distress whatever requiring the aid of this life boat, I assure all that we should have prompt ly responded. Hoping this statement is satisfactory to all and that 3 ou will publish it in vindication of myself and crew. I remain, very resjectfnlly, A.T.Hai:i:i Keeper U.S. Life Mation To-a Funeral Xotiee. On Hcooiiit of the severity of the weather yesterday, the funeral of Otto, bun of Frederic ami Katlmrine Colbert, was posttMined, and will take place to day atone o clock, v. m.. from lr. T. Broeiii'-er's. Mcinbors of Astor Lwltre No. 15, K. of I'., are rotpuestetl to at- tund. I. O. O F. Asmm a. February nth, IKS!. Members of Beaver lodge No. 35. 1. O. 0. F. --You are hereby requested to attend hxW at uir next regular uieetin", February 17th, 1881. IJihI nes of vital iuiirtiiiicc to the future welfare of the lodge is to be consider ea. Come one, come all and let us have a full attendance. Bv order. .. A t tet : T. . .1 kvv ktt, i u s. Elbridge Simpson, M. i of Hud son, New ork. wntea: I have used Fellows' Syrup of Ilypophosphite.s in cases of Consumption and other Lung and Throat diseases, with the most grHluying results. Ot the various forms of Administering Phosphorus and Pho&phatic preparations in use, none have been found so complete! v adapted to the reqiiireineuls of the age as reJIovvfc' (jomiKMind by nip of Hyi -phosphites. Bath tub, water cIomUs. sinks and hot water apparatus, furnished hotels and private residences, at lowut rates and shortest notice, by .Magnus C. Crosby, at the little tin shop "round the oomor." The hamlsoUHsftt show of ieweirv of all descriptions is lion to be -seen in Aoler s jewelry uepaitmenL Lignus C. Crosliy has a tirsi-cla&s workman, and is prepared to do all kinds of iobbni" in tin. sheet iron and copper, plumbing and steam Gtting. .biui satistaction guaranteed or money refunded. The largest livery owner in Maine es Kendall's Spavin Cure with the uses best success. See the advertisement. Salmon bellies, at retail, at War- ren AJEaton's. AROUND THE CITY. A full assortment of counter and groeer- scab's can be found at JL C. Crosby-., at bottom prices. P. J. i mm! man. on Main street, has just received the latent and most fash ionable t Ie of gent and ladies boot-, shoes, etc." For a fir-l-cko oter stew, fry, pan-roast or fancy roast, go to Roscie" on Main trcet. opposite N. Loub's. FainiHes .supplied b the hundred or the -nek. opened or in the shell. .Mr. J. Stewart. stone and marble cutter of Astoria will guarantee satis faction to all ordering work of him. and will do a better iob for less money than an outside workman. His work in the cemetery here should Insufficient reeom mciidatfou. IJeforc you let your con tracts for work of this kind it 'would 1m well to call iuioii .Mr. Stewart. Tin Plate. Pic Tin. Ktc. (en. W. U tune keeps constantly on hand, and to arrive a full line of fish erinens and cannery supplies, at prices which defy competition. Parties wish ing 'groceries and those intending to nin mes-s houses should inspect goods and obtain large discount from regular price. From n Prominent PJtjienui. Waahingtomille, Ohio, June 17th, 1SS0. Reading the advertisement of Kendalls Spavin Cure and having a valuable and speedy horse which had been lame from sjiavin eighteen months. 1 sent to you for a bottle by express, which in six weeks removed all lameness and enlargement and a large .-plint from another horse, and both horses arc to-day as lound as colts. The one bottle was worth to me me hundred dollar?. Yours truly, U. . Beitolett, M. D. Read adver tisement. Nyplion ?tul3 L.amp. Holt. I. W. Case, of Astoria, in placing the new Syphon study lamp on the uiniket. would call the atten tuition of the trade to some of its merits. Its illuminating qualities are not equalled by any study lamp in use. It gives a steady, brilliant light; is free from unpleasant odorjdoes not drip either when burning or not burning: easily lighted and trimmed, and is without exception, the most conveni ent lamp to fill ever made. Directions accom pairying each lamp. Call upon Mr. Case and buy one. He sells them at remarkable low rates. ."rlother-! Mother ! ! Mother ! ! ! re you (listurUtl at night and broken of vour rest by a siek rhild differing audcrviug with tlie excruciating pain of rutting teeth? If so. goat once and get a IiottJeof Mrs. Wiiishm's SKIlnng vi up. it will rliff the poor littlu suf ferer imiiiediati'lv depend iiimiii it: there is no mistake about it. rhcre is not a mother on earth who has ever iwil it. who will not tell vou at once that it vill regulate the bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief and lu'iiilh to the ehild.operatinglikemagie. It is perfect l .safe to iise'in all eases. mill jueaant to the taste, and is the piv seription of one ot the oldest and lnt female phjsic-inn- and nurses in the lTnitil States. iM everv where. i' eelits a bottli. AMCSKMEKTS. Hill's Varieties. Ceo. Hill, proprietor. Fred Gere, man ager. The entertainment will conclude with Dr. Fow ler" or "MeMiiprisiii." and the -new wedding party bv Nickerxm and Malej. I lit evenings amuse ments toeomuieiice with the ever -nipu-lar lirt part, Nickerson and Staley a thefiiuuv men. tlere iriterloeutor. "Miss Morrison in new balatLs. Moriee in vo cal genis. Mr. Uiehard Uruce with hi drum solo. Maley with his champion jig. ( Jere w ith his German exceiitneities. ami a very pathetic hnjjujhi a verv pit iiH'in- iuuiiuiiui. whom ii;rmuiiueiie is "Mekerajuii N me lieoitlr oi tirrt pni't.-Tuid an exhibition eoutil to any on the coast. Mr. Hill invito criticism, tome and are for vourself. New orchestral selections aiid new" niUMC ou the grand stand under tlie leadership of Mr. George Lambert at OS! r. vi. The entertainment will begin at , sw i vi. hutraiiee on Denton .street. Private boxes on ('heiiamus. Evervbodv that has tried Auinieu's Cough Svrup. eontiniie.s its use: In-sidtv Uiey tell their ncighliors of it. We vv ere in a drug store the other day and a cus tomer asked for a bottle of Amnien's tough byrtip, saving I do not know anything about it mvself, but mv neigh- iMir atlviseii me to buv it for mv cold, and tells me that the Use if three "bntths has entirely cured his cough of two ii.no .-t.iimiw, in uiui lie .tU)h Ut IS llll' best medicine in the world for tntiolw. colds and lung complaints,' and that a one-dollar bottle did hlra more good man an me prescriptions he had from the doctors." For the Genuine .1. If. Cutter old Bourbon, and the best of wines, lifjttors, and San Francisco beer call at the Gem opposite the bell tower, and see Campbell. Call early and make your selec tions of valentines at the City Book Store. Fresh leaf lard at Warren and Eaton's. it you want a good big oyster stew in style, call around to Tom Smiths, next dinir to P. II. Fox, .Main street Astoria, Oregon. Open at all hours. Since the Chinese started to brew "cheap San Francisco leor" there ik little or no domain! for that article any more. Call for the Columbia bruwory beer, if you want something good. -Max. Wagner's San Francisco National brewery Inior can't be beat. - Persons desiring to subscribe for the duily Oregouian will tiud it to their advantage to call at the City Book store, as we furnish it for less monoy than other agents. For a variety of valentine.", com ical and Sentimental, ciill at Sloven-; A- Sons. v Attention everv un' Havp vnn heard of Kendalls Snavin Cn? adTertisement.j I X L STORE ! ! NEW WINTER GOODS 1 ! AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Clothing for Men. Youths and Boys. Oyercoats and Ulsters. Boots and Shoes, Hats. Furnishing Goods, and Fancy Goods. Iilies ami INses I'litlcrurar. Hosier . J)pcss ;iols. C'asimerc AVatcrproofx. Flannels. Canton Flannels. Linen Rumaslr. A'apkins. Dojlics. Crashes. Towels. Felt SUirts. Trunks, Valises. IVotioiis. am! an Elegant Stock of Zephyrs ami Fancy Yarn, la fact the largest ami lsj stork m town ,ml al tin lowest prier. C(VII on me before Hrvithisi if von w Mi tosjtve immh. a If. COOPER, I V L Store. M.nii Stivei iHnr l'arkor IIose. Astoria. CHAS. HEILBORN, MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE BEDDING AND PKALER IN Carpets. Oil Clothj Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN TOLES Complete in every braifch. ASTORIA M. MEYER H AVIXG EVERY FACILITV FOK HE tide, I a in now prepared to furnt the LAGER BEER, at ao cknts per i;.iiiW. .at $t.so ii:i: inrjr.i:?i. W JbLOT-jiEiS A Ti3S3. t3Pamilies and keepers of public houae promptly hhi! rcsnlarly supplied M. .MEYER. Proprieto- THE COLUMBIA BREWERY LASER BUR IS SI I'KRIOR TO .MOST. VM 1 I JOHN HxUllN', - CHENAMUS STREET, ffirOrders left at the f.ERMANIA BEER MISCELLANEOUS. '. LhlNKNWKUPK H1UV3I i:i:ow. K-sTAKMSItfll tt. Leinenweber & Co., ASTORIA. 0KEG0N, TAMERS MD CDSSIEBS, Mantdacttirers and IniM)riersot A LL KINDS OF JLmF1 A ,DC3ECjEi3Et. AND FINDINGS' 'liolesjile Dealers in OIL AND TALLOW. 3lAXrFACTlRKRs OF BOOTS and SHOES 5i"IHsli'st cash price naiil for ides and Tallow CENTRAL MARKET. General assortment of table stoek. eonst.-iutl) on hand, sttt-li as CaniKMl Fruits and .It-lly. Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Lard, ' EVERY FARMER SHOULD OWN ECS. III'TTIIK. CHI'IISi:. , H'S B00K 1 Iliotisandsuho have st en it commend it. p.-.L r-: -J U.ui 'aiidiiianv g.MMl horsemen have. Jed it in rresn Fruits and Yeqetaoles.itb"'it '"" ting mat tiu a ' prefer it to books which cost , 00 to sin u. JblMI. I'Ol IriE .41) A?II , chase of costlv book on the Horse, wliicli In the sensim aI ""' mI1 ."f I-l,m '.''""i.scs and technical in Hie stason. tenasas to be imuiteftigible to the average CIGARS A-YI TORACCO. . niuler Imt. , 1SUY KENDALL'S TIJEATISE, Beit of Xl'IUKS AI 1-IO.t OKS. A book of Uo ages. in imper covers -nin" . , , . . ,. . ,, j. von more iino tlcsd information thaH is ciHi- A1I cheap rr CAM I. (iimmIs sold on com 'tamed in some large v ohmies at far lu-her mission. Opposite I. V. Case's store. cist. Havingeainined tlubo.ik tlMinm-hlv .1. ROD;eis. we an satisfied no " " D. K. WARRK.X. 1. w. Kvtos . - r i , 1 AStOl'lcl lMtlTKet I Ot'POSlTK 0CCIDKNT HoTKl , ASTORIA. .... OREC.ON WAKKKX JL KATOX. Proprietor. v.. 11- . if.. (imctttwriH WanfHd. MtUntre o no.u.e atm net. 11 Uealcrs ,n Fresh and Cured Meats wicw oicaia A full hue of FAAHLV lIROCKRU'.-s. f.(H R. FKEI HAV. CA'N'XEU FRl'IT. VEGE- TARLF" ETC --1. .. . '!' oh band. fiJ"ShihS supplied at the lowirat. Washinp-tn-n Tfirlrt O "-.w.vu- Maor Sired, - - Astoria 'ireaon itEHG.ir.ix a- r.Eitnv T) S'SCKULLY rA U Til E ATTEN. above .Market will aliras beup.lid 'rith a FULL VA RIETY WT 1 JUA LITY FRESH AND CURED MEATS! Which wil! b snlil nt l.i-w -..- .-i.. i S-rl 3Pec-I attention given to supplj .. nb v"VkitllC?.TUUlt!-Jlt " "'-- BILL HEAD 1VAPM OF EVERY GRADE AND COLOR. PRIh ed or plain, at lowest ratei, at Tii. AhriUA iiSiC BREWERY. Proprietor. MANUFACTURE OF A FIKST CLASS AR. public wltu the tinet fiulity. for cash. OK BOTTLED BEER, ST0RIA. OUKCON l KI.l.l I U NONE ON IIiIS t OA.Vf PR0PKIET0K, ASTORIA, OREGON. HALL will le promptly atteudtil to.-nn MISCELLANEOUS. i"A Men-inn ilan is Meriiful to Uls Reast.l OXI.Y .1 CKXTS. 650-00 ALREADY S0LD ! ! tnaiiseoti tl.e liES i And Ins J iNrars. Ii ,B.J.h'E,VfXILL,JLI). ' Full or Valuable and Practical In ( rormatioii. and 'oiilniiiin an I ixdi'a or iisi:asks. Which Hives the sniiitonis. iimse and the ' Rest rreatineiit ir eaeh . a talle giving all the tirinciii.il driu-s list d for the Horse, with 1 tlieordmarv do-.e. effects and antidote when a it.N)iii . a table with an ensmv mj: of the ! Horse's teeth at ilinVrcut ages, with rules for telliiit: the .1-4 nr the Hnie . ti engrav ings sImiw iii-s the imriiirtaut jxiints in the si met me of the horse, also illustrating posi tions assumed bj sm-!v lior-io in dilfen-iit ilis-eases-. V valuable eollectioii or receipts. ( ihhiiv whnh would cost a horse-owner llitve to lie ilnll.trs t.teh 1 LUIIOJLj-U Y A K II ITV11L1I1 MTTITHIl ! Would hesitatea monn nt about investing 2.i ' cents in us i.nrchase.ir he did but know tlie I simhilitv of hav ing si'ieh ini7ticalritifoniiu t 011 as our farming friends dailv need hi their bitsimss. imniiii o ri-w.nui.i.. .....- Instead or being .dihged to pav the eiiormiHts tmifits demamled b the Publishers of most A ftj.iiltitc.1 ...! . .. .- I. .. .. . ' "- " iis. e uae seeiireit i 0 . .. , oevtrai nunurea copies 0f this valuable little Trr-itiM- oil llir Horse i:mf,1vM,i,i,,,r1w,,-,',1w'"''-,'i'it:usedto I mail to anv reader of this iper.post-e jire- IWd bv us. ihi receipt of S3 CDjEHKIIS. I.Vmittames mav be made 111 cnrrewev.sH- j ver or stamps, send all outers to ! . '. IKi:iiAXIK ' t r ri A (1T71 ' u vv.OJl-, IMrOKTKi: AND WHOLESALE AND RE TAIL uKALKR rx fiSHEBiL MECHAlfDISE Comer Cheiiamus and Cass str.et6. ASTOKIA - OREGON. Cedar Floats. ; TITHE FVDEI'-MONFH WILL ;K PKE- H liiiriil til ftlriiKla t t -il.i- 1.. .. . ..I- . -)ii. .i iiiintll I lllllt'l. IH HIS III Mill, and kept constantly on baud. CKDAlt t FLOATS. .lf-lf-iV?. IIAXOLES. ete.. for saie ai lowest, prices. Adtlrcs). or call uikiu PETERSON & VNDRR.SON, -i Oak Fohit. T. T.