The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, May 20, 1881, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text"p fFi? jptgj-.. J VT' r' r -ZifX? . tj?cvJ- 3) glxjc guilB st0iuiu ASTORIA, OREGON: PRIDAY MAY 20, 1881 ISSUED EVERY MORNING. Monday Excepted). . C. Ireland, Editor and Proprietor Astormn Building, Cents Street. Terms of Subscription ; served by Carrier, per week............-."? Cents Sent by mail. fourmonths.................;8 00 Sent by mail, one year-...................... 9 "0 Free of- Postage to Subscriber?. car Advertisements inserted by the year at tfco rate of si 50 tor square per month. Transient advertising, by the day or week. ifty cents per square for each insertion. Tlir Weekly Alnriau Is a mammoth sheet. neailj iSouble thesi7Cof the Daily. It is just the pa per for the fireside, containing in audi tion to all the current new-., choice mis cellany, agncultuial matter, market le Iorts, etc. It is luinished to single sinV scribera at 52 00 per ycai in advance. SfA limited nunioer of small adver tisements inserted at established rate.-. " "riiEciTYr " Iiik Daily asiokxa.n wit fhi y nailatlSctsnbtamrtHth, free if jni nye. liw tru irho conUinnlaUahence fntm the city can laic Tick Astokia.n rJ7.r ihem. Daiia ur Wfkkia rl turn t-i ntty jHrtt-ufltte with out odrtttinnal siriew Ailnregee man ic cut' J"1 a 'Jin iIk uftfwJ. ywiv im;r ot -Tho Isle of Erin Queen&lown yesterday. cleared for --Ladies ice enmm festival this rening. See advertisement. Mr. Winton was discharged yes terday on examination before Justsee Fox. -Pikes water works, at Ilwae, are fiist c'ass. People oiinlit t appreci ate Harvey. --The last consignment of Oregon onions to .Sju Fnuioisco wi sold auction mi the l'Jtli, Jt S2 85 cental. iy peri .' The Sl.OOO .ith of July applana tion was vetoed by Mayor Thompson, of Portland. It was a violation of the charter. Nearly a fire at lvnapptoii yester day, by a flue in the house of Mr. A. Knapp, jr. Luckily discovered in time. Look to your Hues everybody. Capt. Eugene Brock goes to Port land to-day to take command of the new government steamer Robert T. Lincoln. The Lincoln will be used on the bar survey by Lieut. Price, in charge. An Illinois physician prescribed rest and quiet for an ill merchant, whereupon the afilicted man ordered the papers to discontinue his adver tisement. This brought him the need ed repose. Mr. and Mrs. John Douglass feel very grateful to all w ho aided them so much during the sickness and death of their little one, and extended to them so much heartfelt sympathy in the time of their bcreavment. Master Charley Bain is laid up from tho effects of a kick from a horse. .Mr. C. H. Bain is himself just able to get about from an attack of nervous neuralgia, and Johnny is sick with sore throat. Altogether it is quite an affliction. The Oregoniau calls for an in vestigation in the matter of the Clan Grant grounding. It says: "No ship ever got aground in that part of the river before; the channel is not less than lialf a mile wide and from twenty five to sixty feet deep, and it is diffi cult to see how a vessel in such a place can be run aground without the mo9t reprehensible carelessness." The Chicago Inter-Ocean of May 5th says: "A train of fifty cars loaded with oysters in barrels passed through the city yesterday en route to San Francisco. They are to be planted in tho bay near that city. They are being shipped thither by A. Booth, the great Chicago oyster man, who has extensive oyster beds near San Francisco, which he has cultivated very successfully for several years." Among the first matters received by mail here by Mr. A. Booth was a letter announcing that he had received at his Chicago house since his depart ure for Oregon, two silver medals and two diplomas from Berlin, the results of his exhibition there last year. The Chicago diploma says "silver medal for salmon." The Baltimore diploma says "honorable mention for salmon." This is very gratifying to Mr. Booth. Chief Engineer Berry has notified all persons in the city using tile flues, of the action of the council in this matter. The committee of the coun cil do not wish to oppress any person, but relying upon the side of safety and justice, hope and expect all will comply with the ordinances of the council as made and provided. Tho list of persons whom the Chief Engi neer has notified was placed in the hands of City Attorney Fulton yester dayT Hon. 0. P. Thorapkins, of Harris burg, one of our colleagues in the Chicago convention, Col. Cris Taylor, of Dayton, Messrs. D. P. Mason, of Albany, Seth L. Pope, of Portland, and J. O. Spencer, of Clifton, glad dened our sanctum last evening by their presence on a social visit. They come to get a sniff of the invigorating air at Astoria, and will go toJrnaco and Canby to-day. They attended Sts. Johns chapter R.'.A.M. last evening. The Missing Steamer. No word of the steamer State of California was received here tip to the time of going to press tvith the paper. Two steamers were sent out from San Francisco in search of her on the 18th. The Oregon left here twelve hours earlier thau she otherwise would have left, to see if she could render any aid, and tho revenue steamer Rush leaving to-day, will also make a sharp search. No apprehensions of danger beyond the delay are felt by any one. It is generally believed that the machinery is disabled, and that she is pushing elowlv ahead under canvass. Mrs. Gales sj'stom hi dress cut ting is lecommended by her class in Pomeroy, and tholadies of the class all signed their iiaiiiesjto the testimo nial. You cannot be buried in obscurity; you are exposed upon a graim tneairei tn tliR vnw of Uik nnrid. IF our i actions are upright and benevolent, be assured they will augment your power and happiness. i Golden Days ha more tiKin ful filled the promise nith which ithtart- Aft "VT.t Tvor.nt- !. At Ill2 !lt!rl M greater kindness than to place thisj beautiful paper :n its hands each week. With biich contributors, and with its puzzles, sketches and humorous mat- j ter, Oolden Days cannot tail to mam- tain its position as the leading juvenile j journal of the country. --While at a picnic near Ashland, aj few davs since, Laura Modisette, aged about nine years, foot-lot; into the croek. fell from n No mid near at the time but Ola Lewis.a little girl about the same :wje, vho at once began feci earning for help, but as she saw her companion would drowu m the swift current unless assistance reached her quickly, boldly plunged into the Micam up to her. knees, and receued her little fnend. - On Sunday, May 8th, the City of Tokio, while being taken into San Francisco by pilot Thomas H. Barber, came so neai going on to the rocks at : point Diablo that the captain f the steamer folt the grating of the keel on them, and instantly taking charge f the vessel, backed her off in time to prevent her getting aground. The damage to the vessel was only nomi nal. The pilot refuses to make any statement legardiug the matter, bntit will be imestigated. The Illustrated Scientific News for May is looking handsomer, if pos sible, than any f the preceding issues. Since its change of publishers this magazine has improved with each suc ceeding number. The present issue is overflowing with handsome engrav ings and interesting and instructive mntior. Every number contains thirty two pages full of ongravings of novel ties in scienco and tho useful arts. Munn A; Co., T7 Park ivw, New York, publishers. We have been asked to define the new word jiiBt coined by the Califor nia assembly "slickens." The Chron icle says: "Tho slickens succeeded in defeating the oxpross commands of the constitution. The same slickens also succeeded in permanently fastening a tax yoke in the shape of the drainage act on the necks of tho people. The republicans were supposed to have a majority in the legislature, but a cor rupt half dozen sold out tho party for tho purpose of continuing an infa mous ring of tax-eaters in power." Colonel Waring's second paper on the sanitary condition of New York, will appear in the June number of Scribner. It is said that the author goes into every detail of tho subject, and grapples fearlessly with the most difficult parts of the problem. His recommendations, if carried out in their integrity, would, he believes, constitute " a complete remedy for all the remediable sanitary evils of the city of New York, so far as they relate to its soil, its streets, its houses, or its water supply. They involve nothing that is impracticable, of improbable value, of uncertain effect, or of undue cost." A fine lot of French candies just received at Adler's. P. Wilhelm, Boss saloon, opposite the Clarendon hotel, Portland, Oregon. Keelars auction was running in full blast last evening. It will be held again to-morrow at 2 and at 7 o'clock r. r. For the Genuine J. H. Cutter old Bourbon, and the best of wines, liquors, and San Fraucisco beer call at the Gem opposite the bell tower, and see Campbell. Capt. J. H. D. Gray is now ore pared to- supply the best qualities of fir, hemlock, vine maple, spruce limbs, etc. Leave orders at the wood yard, foot of Benton street. P. J. Goodman, on Chenamus street, has iust rccoivca the latest and most fashionable style of gents and! ladies boots, shoes, etc. Cocoanut ice, cocoanut caramels, molasses cocoanut, chocolate caramels J at the Astoria candy factory, next! door to Stevens & Sons book store. J Chewing molasses peppermints and chewing candies of all flavors, nt the Astoria cand3' factory, made fresh every day, opjnisite the bell tower. Mr. J. G. Davidson of Portland will have a branch Photograph Gal lery in operation in Astoria in n short time, and will bo prepared to make first-class work at Portland prices. Ho will return in a few days and then give further notice of his intentions. B!c 4 Minstrels. Saturday evening will be the event of tho season at Liberty hall it being thtv appearance of the celebrated Hoo ley Quintin & Mortons Big 4 Minstrel company. Tho Post, of San Fran cisco says: "The minstrels kave taken like hot cakes, and tho critic who imagines that he can mold public opinion adversely to an entertainment when the aforesaid public wants to see a show, will find it harder work than domesticating an alligator, or making a ten-year old mulo affection ate. Oneyof the features & tho shw is the specialty of Johtj Whortou. Indeed, if tnere is anytlting to com plain of jobolit the Hoaly, Quinlin & Morton minstrels it as that they know will wlkatan inexhaustible fund of humpr is inherent in the company, and knhwing tt, they; try to amuse j their tudienees. Hmee they J t justlyWstotbein-;neof tiie beat. : coiiiMtiiiiro mat uoi i uiicu uno wmn. .HK.in. 41...4 aa J.n.t! 4ln, iwi.tf . Mr. aiiivm, it is tair to say. is one t , the ijreat features ot I the company and i -.. -i--i . ." Mr. Slavm, it Is fair .to say, is one t a u,0,t paiataking Jcomedian of the ..... ,. - scHol, I drawing his fun i3 w hroilifi least expected. us d.i a clferer act this week: . aiax Adier troth source Th4 Kankius thfe first Dart is' excellent and the lulrtit rrtrlr snasnn ifi 1831 nroinises to . be one of the mosi euccessful ever; Ontrnl Hotrl. seen here." Reserve seats can ha ,, n . . . . . ., . . securedatAdlerawithoutextracharge . . i-Ceatrnl hoteL near tie steam Annlvrlrnr Adier can onlv insure t a'P dock is now open for the recep- you a seat on your natural pedestals. Attention. Ladle. Mm. E. J. Gale, hating " with her, her improred IXL dress and complete system ir cutt-,n perfectly fif ting dresses at , one trial, will be in Astoria for a few davs. at the Odcident Hotel, and will 1 exhibit the chart tothe ladies of this phice, and explain ats merits. I will also show why the charts tliey now . have will not entfa perfectly tittmg! 1 uress. aw laaiei, especially uress-' tta3!nvil-pr.- mlilninu1in tnak-P thwr kaii I dresses, Mt comtauj mviteu to ue present and leard something greatly to their advantage I think 1 can show to everv Intelligent woman that my ' system isuperor to any other in use, , nhelra.aiid in-w muste by ourexcei .,,, ,, I, jf - .. ,v. ... i,i i ' lent brass band on the p-nml stand at and being perfcrt, is all that could be . lwiM.,v 7 ,.. M. rriaiii ris at ex- desired hi this me. ow is the time j .u-tly 8 1;. m. Entrance on Benton street; for the ladies to get their sprin; dress-1 entrant'? to prhate loe-, on I'henamus j es cut liy a firs; class dressmaker. All j dresses lent m the latest spring styles. ; 1 will cut one dress free of cnarge to rnnvincA nil lnlit4 nrHPTit (a Vint 1 rMll do with this chart. Mfcs. E. J. Gale. Ice Cream NocinLle. Theie will be an ice cream sociable at the Astoria Young liens Christian association nioinuluB ('Friday) evening 20th. Vocal auu Instrumental Music and Recitations will.be a part of the evenings enertainnient. Public cor dially invitd. Adlnission free. The ladies whohave. undertaken the man agement ot this sociable will devote the proceeds to' the payment of a balance due oj the Young Mens Christian association organ. Attention to Beer Drinker. The celebrated San Francisco Na- tioual Be, Max aguer agent, j is away ahead. The men wjt. ap-. preciate and are well pleased o furnish it for their customers aro Mr. Bcilohj and MrVLouis Malot in Astoria, and Mr. WW.Ward in Ilwaco. "And don't take the horse shoe away from ! their doors." , Hrirk Brick! Itrirk! 1 have on hand a large amount uf brick for sale at from $3 to S8 per thousand. Call and examine near Astoria cemetery. John Wii.i.iamiox. iurnlMhed Hooni. Mrs. D. Cnrran has a few good rooms to let at reasonable prices on Cass street, near the Congregational Church. litnt Itecclved nt Carl Atllern. A new invoice of tlioso Celebrated Cabinet Grand Pianos. Also, a new invoico of Esty Organs. He will sell pianos aud organs at manufacturers prices for cash, or on the installment plan. Ice Crcnni Saloon. Frank Fabcr's ice cream saloon, on the roadway near Humes mill, is now fitted nicely with private rooms for ladies. It is also the depot for choice confectionery, taffy, etc. Romain punch served to order. To Teacher and PbdIIn of Pub lic Sclioolw. The new school books published by A. S. Barnes & Co., and adopted by the superintendents of Oregon to be introduced the present season, are just received direct from the publish ers, and are now for sale and exchange at introductory prices set by the state superintendents. Respectfully yours, Carl Adier, dealer in books and sta tionery. Xotire to the Public. The poor, unfortunate young man that lost his let: last summer in the Fishermens cannery has now, with the 1 help of friends, started a small store, ! wnere nc Keeps louacco, cigars, pipes, cutlery, etc He is unable to do hard wok, and must make out the best he can. Give him a call, boys, he keeps the best brands of tobacco and cigars. Water street, opposite O. R. Xr K. Co.'s Dock. Prices for cannery and fishermen's supplies liave been slaughtered at SL C. Crosby's, Tho boat stoves made by M. C. Crosby, with fire-brick bottoms, are superior to all others in this market. Mr. John Rogers, of the Central I .ii.uib.ui, iuta uuiuc uiicuiciuciiia iu I teepau the linest iresh lish, etc, in meir season. -, , ...... . , , .. . , r 7P,ter AN elm has established a iirst cmta aiiimm in v. .u. tra a building, on Squemoqhe street, near tho bell tower, aud has appointed Messrs. Win. Beck & Co. his acents. I The best of everything in the line of wines, liquors, beer, cigars, etc, will be kept on hand. Never go shopping without. eon suiting the advertislnc columns of The Astoriax. They will tell you where the best bargains are to be had, and just what merchants are alive and doing business. Furnished Iteeras to Let At Mra. Muuson's lodging house. Onlre to Kent. Single or in suites of two, in The Astorian building. Prices reasonable. Attention. Free lunch, beer and whiskey To il oriiow at the Great Eastern saloon. MAX"WACXfcK. Oan, Oar. Oars, eleven feet; caustic soda, gol den lacquer, asphaltum varnish, furni ture varnish, tan baak, etc., in quanti ties to suit at Geo. W. Humes. lVilliunsport Property- Great lviTffLlm are 1)OW l(ffered in the Cltv ilf willfansport for any persons .;;,,;, , ,ocate froni one jt to five acres. It is well adapted fr gardens. da;rv nsli:ilcs or vCHKint homPS; well eletedf situated one mile south of a.stona on i onngs Day, wu djd nmd t( the ace F( infonuatjon j, aJ mv tff cejuetery. j01ix Wu Astoria on Youngs ba3', with a good or further residence near ILLIWSQX. tinn of suesU, where the null known caterer, Mr. Anton Beluh will always be found ready to unit mi his patrons. He has had the ibiv named house thoroughly refittini U$ Messrs. Pike and Stockton, our well known artists. Call and see him, &s ho has the finest brands of liquors and cigars to be had in the nty. AMUSKUKST.t i!fl.L'.S Vakietik- (. ...,. ..roorielor ami manager. Fml(Jere,i stage manager. A. Ostramlcr, leaner oioreiiesinMieo. i.:imoen. leaner of 1)W liaild. All entirely IliAv fitt ,...-,,. ..Tt. j,.nillll ; ,. woods" aml -Tiat Conversation ofoiiis will be theacK Alo our new aet 'IVn Pins. -Neworeiu'a.irai.vii'eiioiisnyimremcieiii stnv:. Fire-brick and firc-clav in lots to SUlt Bt .u. L. OroSby - XJsu: Nicholas' Halm vi Gilead oil, for sore or chapped hands. Max. Wagner's San Francisco National brewery beer can't bo beat. Ice cram at Roscoes oynter and refreshment saloon on Main 'street. See Max Wagners advertisement of Bock beer, just received by steamer Columbia. Go to M. C. Crosby's and get your lunch buckets, water kegs, bail ers, buoys and boat stoves. A splendid large front roum to let suitable for an office, o positc the bell j tower. A npl v l A. Campbell. i toWlfr- APl"S ijucks ,)f .,... ,eFui ,, the ,Vk f accnlllll.lllt? ,,IU ,. ,., oruvr aml ft.r at TjK AsTUKI s ;. - - - Ldies accept of no taffy at the hands ol the gentlemen except such as is god to eat, aud is made fresh every day at the Astoiia camlr factory, ojtjMisue the bell tower. -Carl Adier will .sell his entire slock of wall-pockets, brackets and picture frames at a great sacrifice as he has determined to close out and quit that line of trade. Plunder's medicines are made . from Oregon roots, herbs and barks, and are not patent medicines, but! purely vegetable families remedies. -Dr. J. Welch will be in Astoria May 24th, to practice his profession for a few weeki. Ho will have rooms at the Occident. Keelers auction fhotu is crowded day and night with buyers ever ready to take advantage of the bargains offered at auction. .lust received at Carl Adlers, a full assortment of Sewing Machine Needles of all makes and sizes; to be sold at reduced rates. Hone of the Alban3 Beer! Uespectfully Dedicated to and Sold by CIIAS.(HLVrTKE, - - - - ASTORIA. Good eenhiK kiud friends, just lbten to me, Aud when jou liavc heard me, I'm sure ou"llaKree. f w ill jrn e J ou a Mnrj . and shi it out dear Aud the name of my mjiij: li the A LB AN Y BEER. You can flud it all round iu this city of gold. And the way that they make it has never been told. Thai's a secret thej keep aud hold erj dear. For the whole couutn is drinking that ALBANY KEEK. Thebrewen is lanje and thr machinery is One, And eery order Is.vnt to jouriht up to time. They et all kinds of onler from far and from near. j And e en one's healthv that drinks AL BANY BEER. J For eery thhiR there looks i clean and so 1 n..t AndtheirbeerLssosparkliiiK.it cannot be beat. If ou are feeling bad or the bluo do appear. You can drive Ihem nwav by drinking; AL BANY BEER. I have an old father.ttho'aiiow eighty-three. And this is the advice he cae untu me. He spoke to inc kindly with a voice bright and clear : "If j ou want to be healthy, drink ALBANY llEER." Since then I hae done o. and I'm hearty aud sound. At the round age of fifty I ran always tie found At my daily labor before the suu doesanpeir And each day and niKitt i drinK ai.kaa i Also, on drauL'ht, BOCK BEER. THE CELEBRATED C. GRATTKE, - - WELCOME SALOON, Roadway, opposite O. R. & N. Co's Dock. P. SHERMAN & CO., CITY MARKET, MAIN STREET, - ASTORIA. ORECON, j Is prepared to supplj ' Fresh Beef. Pork, Mutton, Veal, corned KeM. Pemtrr. ac.Ktc. Alweoiitatitlyonhand Fresh Butter, Eggs, Vegetables. ! "Irs SUri'LIED AT LOWEST BATES. Depot of Shermans Truck, Dray, and Ex press Teams. Orders left here will be promptly attended to. MISCELLANEOUS. TRENCBARD & UP8HDR DEALEILS IN SHIP CHANDLER? PROVISIONS. XKOJV, STtiEL. OOAL. m3?. Builders S General JIAUDWAUE, PAINTS. OILS, ETC. a;i:nc uif Tin: imperial Mills Flour and Feed. Ghenamus Street. Near Olney, ASIOIMA. ORKCIDX I I?. I.KlXKVWKliKl:. I MIUAM r.nowK, l-srlJLIMlM wl.. Leiiienweber & Co., ASTOIUA. OUECOX, TAMEES M CDRRffiBS, Manufacturers and liHMiitrr ol 1.1. KINDS ill A X3EJL1372H:DE33L AND FINDINGS Whole- ale Dr-c'crs in OIL AND TALLOW. MANTFACTUKKKS OK BOOTS and SHOES 81 Ugliest cash price paid for Hides and Tallow. CENTRAL MARKET. Cenentl nwuiiHcHl of table -lock constantly on Hand. mhIi a Canned Fruits and Jelly, Bacon. Hams, Shoulders, Lard, VAUiS. llt'TTKK. CHEESE. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, risii. porrris? aw csasie In !! s'av'tt CK.'.VIIS I TOK.VCCO. k Bfi r wiari:s ai i.iqitoks. I All cheap fm " VSII. :imK Mild fin coin iii-.-.Iiiii. iiiH-ii I. W . (", ton . ,:uh;ei:s I). K. H lERn;. 1. Etox Astoria Market ! OIT051TK OrciDENT HOTE1 , ASTORIA. .... OREGON. AYA!CItr.. .V KATO.V. Proprietor). (Sffc4r IV WaritH A- MtUuirr W'holeialo and Retail Heelers la Fresh and Cured Meats A full line or FAMILY GROCERIES. ELOl It. FEED HAY, CANNED FRUIT. VEGE TABLES, trc. fS3" Butter. Egzt. Cheese, etc conrtantly on band. i3" Ships supplied at the lowest rates. MRS. S. T. McKEAN, 1IKAI.KK IN DRESS TRIMMINGS, All klud-, 01 WOOLS, ZEPHYRS, LADIES UNDERWEAR, ETC., Coi ner of tiv and Jenervm Mrvets. Atoria. tfirSt:UMphi; duiir loordrr. TAiLQRixrer. CLEANING and REPAIRING NEAT. CIIEAI AND QUICK. BY a:()lt(iK I.OVETT, Chenamus St., net Nicholas Barber Shop. I WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF the citizens tf AMuna and it-inity that I hae opened a ixiaxyGr stere: Near the O. IL & N. Co dook. My stock is new and fresh and any one wishing any thin in my line may depend on setting the PUREST AND REST. I hae secured the .sen ices of Mr. A. F. Johns, a careful and competent Druiadst or fourteen j ears experience, who will attend to tli Irecriptinii Department. Al-o a splendid assortment of n . Perfumery, Soaps, Brushes, . nnrnhd" Tnilnt fsPtQ. WV""HUI W,,Wl WWkW, And e erj thing UMialU kept m a first class liniR store, ann inej win e sout at tne VERY LOWT.ST PRICES. By strict attention and fair dealing I solicit a snare 01 me puuuc paironase. Respectfully. J. W. CONN P.S. rhyslcians prescriptions compound ed day or nights gVJUAfcg cj?rieis: yas THE I IL STORE LEADS THE VAN ! ! ABOVE THE DIN AND TIDE OF BATTLE: AMIDST MISSILES FROM FLYING SHOT AND SHELL, STILL COMES THE CRY AND GRAND HUSH TO THE IXL STORE, Where is displaced one of the largest and most complete stocks of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, EVER SEEN IN THIS MARKET, And to be Sold at the lowest Marginable Profits. A FULL LINE OF DRESS GOODS, With Satins, Gimps, Gords and Buttons to Match. sacqes, mess, EtxjoBcxisra-s. IN ENDLESS VARIETIES. KaSXSElir, CORSETS and QX.OVSS, AT PRICES WHICH WILL ASTONISH YOU. JUST RECEIVED A LARGE INVOICE OF SprJLELs Stylos in Straw BCats. IN FACr HEBE YOU WILL FIND EVERYTHING IN THE LINE THAT CONSTITUTES A FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS ESTABLISH MENT r SHALL SUSTAIN MY ONE PRICE SYSTEM AND Don't Propose to be Undersold. CALL AND SEE ME. MME. DEMOREST AGENCY. a E. COOPER, I X . Store, corner Slain and Concnudy htrerts. Astoria. Oregou The Boss Coffee and Tea Pot Hjbmij jESU K. L JSl ZS S? TWO nOOBS EAST OF OCCLDENT, - - ASTORIA, OREGON, AUCTION! Keelar, the Auctioneer, "WILL COMMENCE SELLING IUS IMMENSE STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF ill CHJIIf D! TO-WICrHT, AT HOLDEiS'S AUCTION ROOMS. The Sale will Continue Every Day, at 2 and 7 P. M., Until all is Sold. fctilitH particnlattv Invito to attend and call early anl examine the stock. E. C. H0LDEN, Auctioneer. Assisted by Fit AXI KEELAIt, mlt a license. CHAS. HEILBORN, MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE S BEDDING AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOAV CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES Complete In cery branch. ASTORIA M. MEYER HAVING EVERY FACILITY FOR tide. I am now propared to fumi LAGER BEES, AT HO C.'KXTH PEIt GALLON STDSCCXjEIjB A Ts3E3, ISFamllies and keepers of public houses promptly and regularly supplied. M. MEYER. Proprietor ASTORIA. OREGON AENDT & FEHOHEN, ASTORIA. - OREGON. The Only Machine Shop And the best BLACKSMITH SHOFdHHHaK? In the city. All kinds of ENGINE, CANNEEY, AXD-r- STEAMBOAT W0EK rromptly attended to. A specialty made of repairing CANNERY DDjIS, MACHINE SHOP, NEAR KINNEY'S AS TORIA FISHERY. iy Xjf'3miSjm-ii sBf MAY BK HAD OF K. R. HAES seli: ai: ext. Imi. A scat for I lie celebrated MEDALLION RAHliE, BREWERY. Proprietor. HE MANUFACTURE OF A MKSTCLA&S AH. the public with tho finest qunlitr. for cub. BOTTLED BEEE, AT $t .10 lKi: HOZKS. THE Fishermen's and Workingmen's CLOTHING STORE, MARCUS WISE, - - rROFRIETOK. HAVING JUST OFENED TIIE ABOVE named store, next door to the Astoria Bakery anil having just received a first cla icvuuii iu ' r CLOTHING, DJtY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES, Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods And all goods kept in a well stocked Cloth ing Store. Following is a .scale of Mime of my prices : Overalls from .30 cts to Si 00 hhaker Socks .iM cts or 6 pair for SI 00 Merino Undershirts and Drawers..... Sl 00 Ladies Iron Frame Hose .......J25 cts Indies Concts from 75 cts to $1 00 Please look for the sign ot the Fishermen's and AVorkingmenN Store. Chenamus street." next door to the Astoria Bakery MARCUS WISE, Proprietor. l -i -