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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1881)
''"Mslw ' ' ? fv TfT2r!. vMl ;ifmI 1 ASTORIA OREGON- THUESDAY ' ' 1 iXi7r i Flushes from the lTIres. MISCELLANEOUS. Y. MAII. AND TKLGHArH -'Oonklings position," as viewed .MAY .X, 1S81 j 3 tn Tribune, was made up to - --z suit the Albany half-breeds. niiiior. j TIie tcle;rra:)j, fixes tjlc t,-,njr up j now that the anti-Conklingites are beginning to swell up like the breath of fresh onions. Cheeky in Kalloek to piesent himself for admission to the Bap tist anniversary at Indianapolis on Tuesday. He ?s there, but if he seek? admission there will be a breeze. The Tribune hears from a Chat aqua half-breed that "people out there are red hot for the adminis tration.' When ever people get io hot as that their friends should see that they are insured. Who said Grant was beaten in Mexico? On the 23d congress gave tne president full power to contract with the state and prirato parties for tin construction of rail- viv4 fii f.inrlif tnniitliK? mill til except thev were sent and paid for J , ., , , ... ... , 1 ,.,., . Grant-had- uill probablv parsed the tenatc the next da v. B.C. IKLLl.NO Personal Political Slander. The following is an Oregonian j slander of which we should have taken no notice whatever; but, since it has been copied into a leading and influential journal, the "Weston Weekly Leader, we feel called upon to say that the tele graph, us bad as it is- in the hands of a reckless political mob; has. &aid no such thin. The Leader, copy ing" the lie fiom the Oregoniau, says: A Washington dispatch stated, "the most earnest advocate of in cie8se and expedition (in mail routes) was rx-Scnntor Hippie Mitchell of Oregon." The werds: 'fix-S"imlor Hippie Mitchell of Oregon," never passed over the wiics of any telegraph; IMPORTANT IMOBKCBMNT. -OKTIIK by some maliciously disponed per son, with the political whip in his hand, practicing all the arts of a Boss, and crying as he flew: "Look out for the liosaos.1' The interior, press of Oregon should be careful how they copy Mich slanderous articles. Alter the Victory. Sttl 1 - .Success in securing control of the Northern Pan lie, added to Mr. Villards brilliant leputntioit as oiganizer of the Oregon Hallway and Navigation, stamp him as a man of first ability, "in America. Jay Gould, in aH his. success as a railroad magnate, never accom plished a single work so gigantic, so stupendous as this victory ac quired by Mr. VI! lard in vaulting into the seat and control wf the Not thorn Pacific railroad. WHITE HOUSE A WORD OF WAEMNG! Don't be Humbugged Ainiin bv Professed Auction Sales, Gotten up with the Express Purpose of (lain. WHY BUY TRASH AVI I EX YOU CAN'1 mraBr- 110! FOR THE" BEST 1SD CHEAPEST Clothing. Clothing, Clothing- -GO TO- UJ.MTTHE I'OPl'LJR 31ERMT TAILOR GET MUCH NEWEIi AND BETTER GOODS AT LESS PKK'E. Is is not reasonable that should a rierson meaning a square business desire to dispose of their slock at less "" ithan market price and without profit at Auction, would he TomakenM,iforan,n.nens:SiockofKod,jnot: chose & much j f Held tliail OUr city.? tliatnnamvinslyeer uanirr. , i will eii for tbr 1 You all have been taught a lesson a lew months since by the man "mit a license." Xow don't lx: misled again, for reference to buyers of Auction Trash I will post them in a few of my prices to compare. NEXT THIRTY DAYS -AT Great Iv Reriiiml Prices! M fiilin "tiM-k. (inti Wiis thr lntM C OI. ZEIE5.XO:E3 XXS2r m1ph KIGHT YDS. Pb'HE L1NKN CKASII 'TKN YIJS.PUKK JSUSSIA ('HASH ! I'M liCIS. 1KRYI i.ii .. .. t I'l'KK LINKS TOWELS. KXTR l.ARt'K The Portland corrcsj)Oiulent of tlic San Francisco Merchant, May Jotn, savs: lie came iniorins us that the Yiliaul syndicate have secured control of the Oroon and I California mad. Somt changes will be made in the Height tariff. River and ve.-l side freights will no doubt bo advanced, and interior holder are looking for storage room in this cily in order to get their grain at tidewater before freights advance. This transfer gives the Oregon Railway and Navigation company uhno&r entire control of the traiispoitation lines in this section. . The Narrow gauge company are proceeding quietly with their work, and there seems little doubt but that mad wil! change hands when the present suit against the Northern Pacific is settled. Good authority wiys the Central Pacific has made them an offer to take the road at cost, and give piesent .-tockholdei a certain per cent, of - future earn ings. Parties now in New York telegraph thai Yillardr, chances of winning his .suit an not good, and should he lose it he lo.ses the gi eater part of his piostigc. Then the Central Pacific will take a hand in the game and promises to throw out high cards. With the almost certain prospect of three through lines 10 tne east, Uregonians are jubilant. The Central Pacific com pany have two large freight and passenger steamer building for the Galveston-Liverpool route, which may yet be seen tied to our docks. The yoke of monopoly is a hard one to wear, and we are beginning to feel it. The com pany, as it is most generally called when speaking of the Oregon Railway and Navigation company, are exacting and do not seem to lighten our burdens, but rather in crease some of them. Villard is playing a bold game, but not with out heavy opposition, and he may yet find that otheis will compete for Orejrons wealth." This thing partakes somewhat of the dime novel style of sensa tion. It is 111 a Times dispatch Irom Albany: "The half-breeds do not like Cornell any too well, but ! to beat Conkling titer would com 1 promise 011 the devil and help make him 1'nitcd States senator." Thou they would hare "a devil of a senator from New York," sure. Simon Cameron stated "a possi ble fact" when he stated that "Grant will not be a candidate in 1SS4, nor will it make much dif ference who is, unless there is some way out of iho present diffi culties." The republican party cannot atford to read men like Conkling and his friends o.it of the ranks. It is telegraphed over the world IthatDepew and Gen. "VYadsworth are the leading candidates for Conklings and Platts vacant seats in the senate. The dispatch "casu ally remarks" If'cnfr-worLh $2,000, 000 and is ambitious. This may entitle him to a plate as Conk ling don't carry such heavy wads, .and "don't care a cuss." Dress Goods. Fancy Goods, Cloaks, Dolmans, MiM'i'i! tiffins OKKKHKO I..YRGK S1ZK IIONKY COM P. TOWEL? KOl'R L.VRUK SI7.K MUKM1K TOWELS. SIX LAllGE. SIZE .MOUMIE TOWELS KXTRA LARGE TURKISH TU"WK!.S ... . . EXTRA KINK L'XHLKACHK!) TABLE LINEN PER YARD EXTRA 11 XK BLEACHED TABLE LINEN ..., nt ,n. TURKEY RED TABLE LINEN. PER Y.RI.. . Ladies and Chndrens Shoes ana Slippers , Wurnwu-l f- VI0. MAXSEILES BED SPREADS HONEY COMB BED SPREADS. LARGE SIZE.--A cfiri.CTi: UXKor HONEY COMB BKD SPREADS, EXTRA HZK... -"- LADIES SOLID COLOR HOSIERY MENS AND YOUTHS LADIES RIBBED HOSIERY . ,r .s LADIES VLxVIN HOSIERY ( y T ( ) r -f j (V (4-(LADIES BROWX RALBRIGAN HOSIERY V J ' iji-J-v, LAL)1KS KMRR01DERED HOSIER FURNISHING GOODS, j i CKN'JJS 30 CIV. EACH I .-11 PEl: DOZEN a?1, CENTS 7.'. VESTS 7A CENTS hd t m is sur m 1 so 1 25 sr I2-- ! 3T Hats, Gaps. Boots, Shoes, ETC. ETC. ETC. NEW TO-DAY. Aisorr oo ron eni: ynt secunt-. Aildres-: I Wanted. xi: Yea'i: OX GOOD rlSTUK! -IN Office. Ma),l&Sl. LOST. Uelwci'ii Smiths point and Jas. Williams rauuery, about itw fatlioins of net web out of the middle of n net, alo tbe lead Hue ; no cork line. cb, m meh deep, Haiboui,y-)0, leads one Inch and a quarter lon. l-ttn low water Tuesdav rooming. The Under vi ill be suitably rewarded on leav ing infoniution at the st Const l'u:kin; compauv. j. osi KU1I. Maj 'S, 1n?1." Street Improvement Notice. TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEXTHAT TUE L Common Council of pie city of Astoria, piopo-,1.' to order flie inivrovenient of that portion of Pine srfect in John M. Shieljs addition tollieourof .ton.i from the cast side ot Ilnst-Fifth street lo westiide of East Sixth street, bj grndiugthe same to the full width of said stiL'ct, Jud unless u remon stince signed liv the m new of two-thirds of the iropertvlrontiBc on aid )ortlouof .'ild Mreel be tiled with the Auditor and Clerk of said cU wlliin ten days from the lnial publlcalloji of tl4s notice, the Common Council will order the sauliniprovemeuts to be made li (Jnlerof tlie Common Council. It. 11. CAKDWELL. Auditor and Cleik. Astoria, .Ma 'S, lbSl. lOttl Street Improvement Notice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TnAT the Common Council of the jcity of Astoria propose to order the iniprofcinent of that portiou or Ejist-Fifth Mreft in John M. Shhelvs addition to the citif of Astoria from the north side of Ilciillock street to the south s de of l'uip street.br nidiac the same to the full w idth of said sn eel an1 unless a remon strance signed bv lie owners of two-thirds of the property fronting on said portion of Mim sireei ie jiu;n wiiu iuc Auuuor anu Clerk of said'Vilywitlilif ten dajs from the tlnal niiblicationJbf tin Aotice. the Common Council wiUordr theaid improements to be nmde. By odej of Ahe Common Council. i;. ii.i'AKini-.i.u Auditor ami Clerk. Astoria, Maf -i. Itel. lOtd Summons. JUSTICE COURT, Astoria precinct. Clatsop county, Oregon. f .1. W. Supreuant and J. E. Fertusou, jiart ners, doing business iinder d finn name andstle of Suprenanf & Fenruson. plain tlirs, liobert Winters and Howard Win ters, nartiiers. doing iiusiness nndcr the Ann name and M lc of JlipfKHl: Co., defend ants. Before purchasing jour goods elsewhere call in and examine my goods and prices, as it w 111 pj y j ou w ell for your I rouble. S. SCHLUSSEL, WHITE HOUSE STOKE, Comer Main ami Chenamut streets, ASTORIA, OREGON. MISSES MERINO. STRIPED. 1 "PAIR MISSES ENGLISH SEAM. 1 PAIR MISSES FANCY HOSE. EXTRA tHWhlTV. TWO PAIR - .. I.ADIKS HEMMKI) HANDKERCHIEFS COL- ORED IJORDKRS. :: PAIR FOR LADIES LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. '1 VA1K ..... LADIES IMITATION SILK. ALL COLORS LADIES PURE SILK. ALL COLORS (And finer lines in irMtrtHit GENTS CANTON FLANNEL UNDERWEAR..... GENTS MERINO EXTRA HEAYY UNDERWEAR GENTS BLUE AND RED FLANNEL UNDER WEAR, ALL WOOL - 1 .-o GENTS 15LUE OYERSHIRTS 1 . GENTS OVERALLS AND JUMPERS .TO GENTS BLUE OYERSHIRTS I 2T. GENTS WHITE SHIRTS 1 00 GENTS PERCALE SHIRTS - 1 00 GENTS FULL REGULAR MADE HOSE 12'., ROOTS AND SHOES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. !.-f cn 3il .VI m 1 m 'i j 1 73 l 7f 1 rrfi 1 .VI B 1 r1 Si h r. 4 . i Hi- H . 0 a E3 i b --t o O '1 5 TV-v, . ASTORIA, OREGON. i-3 o a: O CO " s - 'S, & H CG a 1; P o en. o en o 52 a o c a , CO ert- Zfl Fisu Stoelt ol rreis: :"! Joimi- C'loOis, Caiiueres antl ThitiIs. 1 I'iiH X.i:i ol Tailor Triimiiinp'S, YAv. t l The li'( 'n (r ami Tailor 11 ill rIalt up his dooils with r1'!! tfisininiij as lo Fil ami Tinisli. Bemember these are all first class regular gomls and caw e IkhkIii at .iiij time al n i,u m th oil rtrst class selections of all sorts 01 men's amurel. etc., I hope that Hit ail) fU.llIlll. lull llliOi iitfl lliia-.111- 4:tiivt.-t. .1-innii inn .1 mvn-v -- -ri mt-mh- TRtH HfTritffn(' MIII III tH MtVlll'Alll tK K'IU WHIt, G. W. HUME Wholesale and Retail Dealer -J.N- GROUKRIES, PROVISIONS, LUMBER. ihev must le ehenti. I.ook at nm-es nmrked in m wiinhiw. tlh-n if m iuum eo to n'- Itioil ou will at least Imj posteil. I hae also umontr ihv stoek, lI.Vhl! I'LV'll.U V1(K puiriiuteed not to tarnih in 21 hors. ours TniH. ir'ne lunesi market iet s Ht.irki A out in plain tlpnres. M. D. KA.T. CALIFORNIA STORE, TJ1E CHEAPEST ONE THE COLUMBIA l,a&e:r "w-s -Tpsy --- -sj-sj . f-, rir, v Y "V Tl "1 9 r".CJi'3 rrr "Tn.-7" - rKlUE STUKEN- m artotta JOHN RAIIN, BREWERY iJ$J-ol ETC.. ETC.. ETC ( To Kohert Winters ami Hbivs thttaboe named iltflemlauis. In the name a::d Howard Winters, eudaius. 1 11 the name of Hie state of Oroton o are reouired to The Koseburg Plaindealer calls upon Senator Dorsey to resign his place as secietjuy of the Nation al riepubltcan Comntittee. Had n't you better wait a day or :o, Bro. Strange. Give the bear and monkeys on that side of the me nagerie, time to get through with their peformances before the doors open to the grand canvals. Do n't be in a hurry never worry the animals. appear before the Aimlersfcned. a. justice of tne reace tor iiicpreciiiet aforesaid, on the oth day of .luly, 1bl, at o'clock in the fare noon of .salddawattlKytifiiceof said Justice in said preeinct.o ansver the aboe named plaintiffs in a ciil actlAji. The defendats wlfl take notice that if they fail to anner the complaint herein, the plaintlfts will' take Judgment against them lor the sum of &51 on and their disbursements of this action. Ghcn under my h.md this25th dav of May. 1881. ' Tli summons is published by virtue of an onlcr made by me. 1. IL FOX, Justice of Uie Peace. C. "IV. 1'ri.TOX. Attorney for plaintlfls. dltwtst ASTORIA IRON WORKS. IlKXTOKSTIthET. NKAK PaIIKEII HOl'SK, ASTORIA. - ORHGON. GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS. The Itosfiburg Plaindealer has about completed arrangements to furnish a correct history of the early life and exploits of Capt. L. L. Wil liams. This will be a matter of inter- eat to the many friends of the deceased Blanks, Promissor3' notes, bonds for deed, quit claim deeds, mortgages and warranty deeds, at this office. LAND MARINE ENGINES Boiler Work, Steamboat Work, and Cannery Work a specialty. A. D. "Wass, President. J. G. Hostleb, Secretary. L "W. Case, Treasurer. Joux Fox, Superintendent TIN PLATE BLOCK TIN. 11G LKA1), SRAM1NU COPPRUS, SOLDEKIXR COPPKJIS SALMON TWINE, COTTON TWIXK, NET J.INES. MANILLA ROPE, .SAIL! CLOTH, ANCHORS, OAJIS, FLOATS, MAUI, HANDLES, MURIATIC ACID, LACQUER, VARNISH, TURPENTINE. RENZINE. COAL. OIL, GUM BOOTS, RICE. ETC., ETC., IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT. ASTORIA, - - OBEGOX. X- 0O3E3C2SBSr CuRNER OPPOSITE THE TOST OFFICE. ro mo.st. n is Fchi.i.ri) r.v none on this coast - - PROPRIETOR, GHSWABIUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. inrOnler-N left .t tin GEKM VMA ItELK HALL will be promptly attended to.-K 3IRS. H. A. DERBY, MASONIC HALL. - ASTOIUA. OKEGON. Will ojen her lien UcL On Thirty, May 5fl, 1881. Ctnslstiii of A KINK ASsOICTMKNT OK The Josephine Seamless Kid Gloves Warranted to be tlic best in the market. Also, a large aswrtmeut of Infants Wear and Ladies Dres sing Saques. A large variety or NEW MILLINERY GOODS Purchased by herself Hats, Bonnets, Velvets, Satins, Ribbons, Ruchinp, Collars, Etc., Etc., iLLLN STREET, ASTORIA. OREGON. TIN PLATE, ' BLOCK TIN For sale ex "Warehouse at Astoria or Portland by 6C-tl BALFOUK, G CTHJIIB 4b Ce. Portland, Oregon. iUYUlJUCjI i WORD OF W AMING ! I see you Isaac an As it is customary this season with merchants to quote prices in advertising, i wiH show the public that, ft Can not be Undersold, and would draw attention to the followinsf -IH.XOE3 LIST Nine yanlrt pure linen crash -. SI 00 Eleven yards Russia crash , ... 1 00 Extra large linen towels ,...,.. 20 Extra large honey-comb towols 15 Five mormie towels for 50 Extra large Turkish towels . 25 Extra fine unbleached table linen, per yard 45 Turkey red table linen, warranted fast colors, per yard 75 Large size honey-comb bed spreads 75 Extra sizo honey-comb bed spreads .- I 15 Gents good suspenders, and upwards 25 Ladies brown or blenched bnlbvignn hose, per pair All other hosiery in porportion. Gouts Canton ilaunel undershirts-and drawers, each Gents good Merino undershirts and drawers, each Gents good, all wool, red or blue llannel undershirts and drawers, each Ten pairs gents cotton socks (not warranted full regular) for Gents blue shirts All other goods in proportion. . 20 40 1 25 1 00 75 Great Bargains in Eats. Great Bargains in Furnishing Goods, Great Bargains in Dress Trimmings, Great Bargains in Embroideries,, Great Bargains in gloves, Great Bargains in House Furnishing Goods, Great Bargains in all Departments. My Embroideries, Laces, Corsets, and Kid Gloves were all bought direct from importers and manufacturers in New York, and prices are fully 20 percent cheaper than similar goods are selling elsewhere. This is no advertising dodge, as I have each and every article advertised, and will sell them at prices quoted. c. P-FH" Great Bargains in Clothing. Great Bargains in Boots and Shoes, Great Bargains in Dress Goods, Great Bargains in Laces, Great Bargains in Hosiery, Great Bargains in Buttons, r Corner of Main and Concomly Streets, ASTORIA, OREGON. r