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ASTOKI A. OREGON:
SUNDAY
MAY 2U. 1SSJ
. C. lUELt.M Killlor.
Ilow Heathenish.
WnJla-waUa Watchman.
A poor, miserable Chinawoman
kicked the bucket this week and
the way bhe died was a hard sight
to boliold. There she laid upon a
filthv mass of rubbish, called ji
i
i bed, almost nude, with not a
friend in the world, willing to
conic within ten feet of her, and
when Mr. Picard, our undertaker,
brought a coffin to bury the
cieature, Chinamen about the
promises Mieaked off in all direc-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1S1P0RTMT
A WOED OF WASHING
110 ! FOR THE BEST IB CHEAPEST
iothing. Clothing, Clothing
-GO 70-
The IJ.ul ortl'c Pt)t.
Reasons why it will Kc i long
time before the so-called Cascade
division of the Northern Pacific will
be built are stUd in a Spokau
falls letter to the Oicgtmiau yester
day: "The grades control railroad
!outes and ' win traffic. The! tions. less they .-hould be asked to!
older loads a cutting deep- !" helping hand, but they
eror goiiM? louiid the hills. The i weie not asked. Mr. Picard knew
new "road's follow tlk- valley ! lfc woultl ,K of no use for tneJ
lines along l he stream
engineers pioblem bus
Don't be Hunibuscd Again bv Professed
Mommmr! Anclin SaleiGolt(in p rth lho . d. rant the popimr muum tailor
. Jiixnress rurnoso ol Irani.
-oi-thi:-
Thei
been
often solved, that it is easier and
cheaper to draw train of .-even
loaded cars or TO ton, 70 miles on
a level IracJc than to lift tle same
train up one mile high and let it
down. By the same Utw of engi
neering, 4 loaded cats or 140 tons
can be drawn iouimI a hill on a
uould not do it; so he packed the
corpse in the coffin; nailed it up,
took the whole luueial upon his
shoulder. When we see how little
sympathy or feeling there really is
in those lepers, we feel like joining
Kearney ami shouting with the
sand 1 otters the Chinamen must go.
Patent medicines in England
i now yield a irovernment revenue
I 1 .. 1. 1 tt ..-! ..I . ' -
levui mion j,v nine jm- . f ci .000.000. hi America
. ,- -7
thev imnoveiish nrinteis who are
a muh ftUj.), tMiough to become tools to
' advocate the sales on promises of
' the age.ntis to pay.
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WH17 BUY TJRASH WHEN" YOl ' XTaN maln ' ". -GET
MUCK KEWEK AND BETTER j !
' GOODS AT LESS PRICE. J
JSitmJ w S3 JELl ' Is is not reasonable that should a ijersun meaning- a 3 j
square business desire to dispose of their stock at less; u
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ASTOBIA.'OKEGOX.
NEXT THIRTY DAYS
than market price and without profit at Auction, would he I
ToiaaLeiuoiarorauiminruseMoeLors.1 n(Jt chose a much f fied tban oup cjtv? -
that an arriving lj ccr vtcKMMT. - ; W
i hhi Mil for i ue , y ou a II have been taurnit a lesson a lew montns since . &
by the man "mit a license." Xow don't le misled again, J
for reference to buyers of Auction Trash I will post them' fj
in a few of my prices to compare.
XjELIC3DE3 XzXS'QE?. j
AmitMt I'rffc. I
EIGHT Yltt. I'UKK MXKN C'KASH -I w i:. CTS. "PKR YD
TKN YDS.VUUK RUSSIA ( HASH I w ?i'- - " j
VVWV. MNKX TOWKl. KXTU V I,AKCK sT l
osreu tjcKins ukff.ukp
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Greutly Reduced Prices !
My cittlrr vtork. iiHiiiNhts ll law M !"
easier than the -me tmiu can lc
drawji ovw a. iHrnititaiii
hiirl.
.'ilasv.jcIniM'tN KicK.
While Mr. Tliurfjer ivms to IimmIv .-EHstoiu nulriHul cinpauifs, it is
'i)agod in the Xow Yrn-k auti- sakl, are lrnvms the l.ibles in the cars
monopoly mvuut, h' was ne- robound. Thu luiuling litis become
fleoting- li own monopoly lmsi- much woin, lyjnrniigaasii3t the iron
iicss in Mitfeuchuftrtts. i woukl mcks. bm ihe iusiilf of Hie bunks is
.seem from tin- foHowiii". fit.m i"lu- "s K001 ,,s ,,ew-
AVorcesxiT Sjn of Alav Gtit : u Um ,H,eu ltJtl l l,Iir tl,e
The oleomi.'.nne hill reported r t the imvyyanl, Marc island,
to the k'gislaliuol.y llic .wimiilloe S1ms " imx,,, l,M' "K "S'g
On agriculture, yesiotday, iKt only J the foremast taken lown, after which
forbids the salo of that nt. Morion's the Jimbt will be h..isti-rl out and re-
coinpound uiile the word oleo- pliieed by k new ne. The uiachiuerj'
inaigaiim ibcoii'-p"uuuly nun Iced and lmll will be extensively rupaiied.
on the pnekae. (h in retail .sales
on the wrappei romsininir ii, or XEWTO-DA.
on a label :iilied to it. but forbids
its imp in joiv iul'l iMMitliti"- lol Nl. An oinldeiMof the K of T. Can
is tibe in an ikh i. ixitiiuB i w J;i, H)mn j,,,,,,,,, t thls ,inice
house oi restaurant, uulcfr- th mim! j.tiiK'nt tor tins acrtiMmrnt.
notice oleomari'arijie seived here. , " "M ,.
is posted conspiepsh- i t lea.t U W1L1 ,,,,.,
four places :u the cntui loom, I uti eibai Water stnft.in
in nrinfpd liti's of dain Astoria, as KiM oat anil nnwnlwl li .lolin
in prituea mipis oi i M M. .shholv. mi1 .Mmiioqlir Htn-t-t o said
Koinau. tvpe nut less tban iat. asiaut our anarcconleja by .loan Mc-
..., . ;.,1 ;.. I.v,.-il. mm. .niire.aie in aIanpctMis rqudition. anilun-
one inch lit leugtb. 1 lie ,., ..,, 1Iltf v.JJL ,, Tieii.ers of the
bill pi ovules a teialtV ol one , 'imiihmi OMineil.aui Mmemilenilcat of
, -j . t n " . streets of sHtil eHyliaJis?ilHie all ia their
hundred dollar or liupii.-OHUient ; powerto liae Hi saM sifeets repalrcit will
for thiriv dhvs foi aiiv iolxtion "", ''L ref.piHisllili Tor anr Iiij'urj onlamace
ioi uuii ohs iui hiixiiou i,iiw1h WperMiH JriH'isons In tra cl
ot its provisions. ud -fr a econd ' ms;orliaHHi;ArorHUti IIm sniMeorany
offense a fine of tv.o hundred dol- ,mj !.ni"rfiK WhmJ.
lars oi imprisonment for ninetv ,:. ii. (i:i)vi:i.rr
, , l,- , ,. , AMnltor nl Clerk,
days, one-half the Jme jretn: to the .woria. Ma r:ih. issi.
inlbimei, if he is not a public ol- "
ficer, and if he is, to the city or Astoria and Upper Astoria
town wheie the offense was com
mitted. The inspector of milk is
especial' charjred wit it the execu
tion of the law.
si: taki:
the eitv of
Dress Goods,
'Fancy Goods,
Cloaks, Dolmans,
Ladies and Chi id reus Shoes nnd Slippers
Al-sO:
com rum: i.ini: r
MENS AND YOUTHS
CLOTH l'NG
FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes,
a
: CKNTS
; ar. kach
x i :m t:k rxZEN
as art. cents
LAUCK SIZE HONEY COM . T)VEI
FOl'lt I.AKUC 17.K MOltAIIK TOWKI
SIX I.A1UJE SIZE .MOJLMIE TOWELS
EXTJIA LAKGETCUICISH Tf"VE!-S
EXTI2A FINE UNULEACHEH TAULh LIXICN
1EK YA1JD "aCKN'rs
EXTltA FINE IJLEACHEI) TAlihE LINEN i ik CKNTS
TritKEY ItEI) TAI'.M! LINEN. PEi: YAKH.... mi I
iarrailNl iat r4nr
MAKSKILKS I5ED SIMIEAUS .'. IS 2
HONEY COMT. JJED SIMtEADS. LAi:CESlZI5S 9 t !B
honey cemi: r.Ei) mmieads, kxtra size... i s am
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ETC!
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llefore purvluisiiiK nr sM4ls elswken
c:ill in nnd exiHiiie mv eoorit nh1 irHH".. f
it will imyjw well for our I moMr.
S. SCHLTJSSEL,
VHITE IIOFSE STOHE,
Conicr Main iul Clieiiiiinus streets.
ASTORIA, OKKGOX.
LADIES ()L1D Co LOU HOSIERY
LADIES KIIilJED HOSIERY
LADIES l'LAIN HOSIERY
LADIES RROWN RALRRIOAN HOSIERS
LADIES EMF.ROIDERED HoSIEin
i MISSES MERINO. STRIPED. 1 VA1R
MISSES ENGLISH SEAM, 1 TAIR
MISSES FANCY HOSE. EXTRA nCVLITY.
TWO PAUL...
LADIES HEMMED HANDKERCHIEFS COL
ORED RORDERS, :: I'AIR FOR
LADIES LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. I'AIR
LADIES IMITATION SIL1CTALL COLORS
LADIES PtT RE SILK. ALL COLORS
i l SiK-r liws in H.Mli
GENTS CANTON FLANNEL L'NDERAX EAR..
GENTS MERINO EXTRA HEAVY UNDERWEAR
GENTS RLUE AND RED FLANNEL FNDER-
WEAR. ALL AYOOL 1 :m SB
GENTS RLUE OVERSHIRTS 1 25 I 73
GENTS OVERALLS AND JUMPERS M 75
GENTS RLUE OVERSHIRTS I 25 I 75
GENTS WHITE SHIRTS I 00 1 50
GENTS PERCALE SHIRTS 1 ( 1 56-
GENTS FULL PEGUL.YR MADE HOSE 12!,
ROOTS AND SHOES LOAYER THAN THE LOWEST.
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Freight and Passenger Line.
The lir.st cJectric railwny now WMMe.- ikeOediii-Ht Hotrf mhI imSr&
nintiing in the vicinity of Berlin is J uvhv eoi-ner at
so satisfactory tlmt n acootul is pro-'
jected to rmrio noiher iHtrkn of j Six O'clock A. M., Daily,
the suburbs. , Ah! e.-lt :ilt'mal- Iiihii tlierewlter.
Advices from Berlin :uc to the Wl also Leave upporTown from
efl'ect that tin German ovfrnment ' Mr. Fords Place at the End of
pf!Ii ,i , . the Road, from Van Du-
is still seeking by every incans sens Store and from
within its power to divert einigni- Mr. Johansens,
tion fiom the Tnitca States. Xo EACH ALTERNATE HOUR.
doubt "Wilhelm and
would rather m-c the
llowor of
young German iimnhood in the
army rather thnn tilling American
soil.
The Ontario disaster was caused
by fools among the passeugers,
and should be another warning1 to
sensible people to stay at home
rather than go upon over-crowded
excursion steamers anywhere, for
"the fools ye always have in a
jam.1' The number of persons on
board is now known to be nearly
TOO, a burden out of all propor
tion to her strength and capacity.
The crowd at litist enjo'ed the os
cilation of the vessel, which they
increased by moving from side to
side, shouting "let hei sink, we
will only have to wade ashore."
Each motiou caused-the vessel to
ship water, to the terror of some
and delight of othei . When the
supports of the upper dork gave
way all wis over, and with a terri
ble crash the whole thing collapsed.
Bismarck ' Mimnlay mslils win rim later to aceomino-
iisite me itiiHic
The mImiw will K the-tntions furMurtiiig,
lit this line 1ms lieeii eMaMisheil fer the
iticuiHiiiilalioii of the pulilie.unil will earn
jiiewngrrN. IwspHee or freight, to :mv pnit
rf eitlH-r eit tliat Isaet'cssililelnteani,
1" A KllS. Tickets will be mM jit the rate
of li'i eents prr trip. Itaggage and jmrcels
at me rates
I- :. nUTI.KK. .Mamiger.
.Worn, Maj 27. 1km.
PHOTO AND FERREOTYPE
s. n. ci:ov. - ri:ori:iirroit
()ifM4to Htiscojial Chinch. S4iieiiKM'he St..
Is ih)h iireimreU to
TAKE PHOTOGRAPHS
of all Kitolsaiol in the latest Mles.
(il'hipaiul Knlnrcing I'lcturs in OH Cra
oii.IihUh Ink and Water Colors.
All kinils and siis of TitiTyiHK ,
WE AKE HfEliE
G.1W. HXJ1YIE
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
IN-
Q-ROOERIES,
PROVISION, LUAIBfiR.
ETC.. ETC., ETC.,
TIN PLATE
BLOCK TIN, PIG LEAD,
SEAMING C01TE11S,
SOLDERING COFPEKS
SALMON TWINE,
COTTON TWINE,
NET LINES,
MANILLA HOPE,
SAIL CLOTH,
ANCHORS,
OAKS, FLOATS,
MAULS, HANDLES,
SnjKIATIC ACID,
LACQUER, VAUKISII,
TUKPKSTINK. BENZIN'Jv,
COAL OIL,
GUM HOOTS, RICE. ETC., ETC.,
' IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT.
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.1 I'iiie Sloek of 1'orein :i:nl 2)o:ues(ie C4lh. Cjissiincrcs niul
Twi'smIh. 4. Till! Line orTniloi Trimmings, I'le.
T!i i4st Cutler ami Tailor Mill Irlaite up Ii:s (Montis mIIIi
Fi:!i f.iiaraiH as f Tii it;iil Finislj.
KemeinlHTtlti-M'areall firt elasf regular kohI oi im lw IwhiM ai a iHtx-aml m j I hunt: 11m-mil His rlaxs M-kH:msirf all xrls m men .iiipArH. el?.. I hoiiethat thh
:ui iiiaiilil. hi must not imagine beewi-e t .e Mian "mil a Imhm-" offfrs jhi Mtie. i,mhh- liervtiInMMit tnt of town will Ih- )K-nt with.
the mitt Im--heai. IKik at prn-es marked in m wiimIow. Ile'ii if o mum solo am- YoirsTralj. 31. I). KaT
tim joii will at leat 1h iNr.ii. I hae al-o anentt: - -I.h k si I. Li: 1M. VTIJi WAIMI rta-ru,. u..f u,.ri,.i .. ,.rf....i .., ,,, .j, ..'
E COLUMBIA BREWERY
THE CHEAPEST
The Orcgonian yesterday gave
a lull and very intciestinor report
of the British banquet in Portland
Tuesday evening, .fudge Deadyi,
remarks in response to a toast, The
British Empire, ate published, ako
those of Col. McCrtiken, in re
sponse to the Commercial Inter
ests of The city of Portland, pro
posed at length bv Major Alfred
F. Sears. During the evening!
excellent music was furnished by
Messrs. W. i. Kinross, George
Taylor, or Astoria, AV. .1. Burns,
John Van Beurden and Arthur
Wilson, each of thce goutlemen
giving a solo, and forming the
spirit and weight of the choruses.
Letters of regret were lead from
Gov. Thayer, Secretary of Slate
Earhart, Generals Wheaton and
Greene, Capt. J'eiter and others.
t is with a due appreciation of
state pride that we are pleased to
note such events.
HAVE rOMHT TO STAY.
Our Im-iiiiki isimill. lint 1 making all
our growls. niidiolFllR' imnt and hest mate
rlxl wejisk asHSire f onr pnlnHiHejit the
Astoria Gaii; Factory,
Jvest ilour to hSeens Sin- l'.ooV More,
Ojpsite the Hell Tower.
PETER R.XXJNTE:',
ASTOIUA. OKF.CON.
BRICK
LAYER
1'I.VIV AM) OKVAMCXTAI.
Onlers left at the Occident Hotel, or at my
Waivhoitse. fot of Kenton Street, promptly
attended to.
T l.MU, SANJ IIKICK. nVSTllK, IATII,
1J CVuient, iiiul all materials in my line,
furnished to order.
tftTSiHjeLnl attention paid to Furnace work
and Utilises. Cistern work warranteil goo
or no pay.
es-Ai,rent5ftn Juan and"cwTacomn Lime.
JffiS. H. A. DERBY,
MASONIC HALU - ASTOUIA. OKKCOX.
Will open her new stock
On Thirty, May 5111, 1881.
Consisting of
A FINK ASSOKT.MKXT Ol
The Josephine Seamless Kid Gloves
Warranted to be the best in the iHHrket.
Also, a large assortment of
Infants Wear and Ladies Dres
sing Saques.
A large ariet of
NEW MILLINERY GOODS
1'Hrelm.sed li herself
Hats, Boniicfe. Velvets,
Satins, Ribbons. Ruchings,
Collars, Etc., Etc.,
MAIN STREET.
ASTORIA, OREGON.
I TIN PLATE.
BLOCK TIN
For sale ev Wareliouse at Astoria orl'ortland
by
K-Xt
K A-liFOI K, G CTHKIE A Co.
Portland, Oregon..
ONE PKICE ST() RE U "-"-'-
guaranteed nt to laniMi in 21 liors.
CALIFOENIA ST0RE,'TH
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3:JSJr&
I M'l I.LHt IS NeNi: ON 'JTiiS COAST
lATTXT fifilJlX' TDiT"-3HDmrVO
IN ASTORLi. t,vxlLn xii. luvrainiun,
X- nn-Fnmvr, CHEWAMUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON.
COKNEK OPPOSITE THE TOST OFFICE.' iM-Onleis left .it the CEICMANI V KKKIt HALL win l.e proniptl. attend..! to."u
MOTHER WORT)
OF WARNING!
X see you Isaac
As it is customary this season with merchants to quote prices in advertising-, I will show the public that I Can
not be Undersold, and would draw attention to the following;
Nino yards pure linen crafclt $1 00
Elcvou yards Russia crash 1 00
Extra largo linon towels. 20
Extra large honey-comb towels...-. ...... 15
Pive inormie towels for HO
Extra large Turlcish 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 size honey-comb bet! spreads I 15
Gents good suspenders, and upwards w........,..- 25
Great Bargains in Clothing,
.. $ 20
40
Ladies brown or bleached bnlbrigan hose, psrxwb'
All other hosiery in porporEion.
Gents Canton llannel undershirt; and drawer?, each....
Gents good Merino undershirts and drawers, each
Gents good, all wool, red or blue ilannel undershirts and
drawers, each 1 2;
Ten paii-s gents cotton socles (not wannntecl full regular)
for
Gents blue sliirls ...I.......
All other goods in proportion.
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75
Great Bargains in Boots and Shoes,
Great Bargains in Dress Goods,
Great Bargains in Laces,
Great Bargains in Hosiery.
Great Bargains in Buttons.
Great Bargains in Fats.
Great Bargains in Furnishino' Goods,
Great Bargains in Dress Trimmino'S,
Great Bargains in Embroideries,
. Great Bargains in oloyes.
Great Bargains in House burnishing Goofls,-
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 per cent 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.
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OHM PRXQS i is
Corner of Main and Concomly Streets, ------ ASTORIA, OREGO&V
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