The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, June 01, 1881, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextggggglT tmnmim -W&fH3gBr f . B IWM V W W tf gftc gnVlj stta-inxu ASTORIA- OREKOX WEDNESDAY .... Attention. .c.iui:l.im .JUNE 1, ISSlj Klilor. i Free lunch, boor mid whiskery to- aiokiiow at the fit-cat Eastern saloon. MaxWAoxm:. (trifle! Itrfck! Itrirk! Win. G. Faroo, of express fame, is very ill hi Buffalo, with slight hope of recovery. In view of the condition of af fairs among the Ties and the pos sibility that there may b.e. trouble there, the war department has de cided that telegraphic communica tion with the interior of the I'te territory shall be established. It is a notorious fact says a Dublin telegram, that xll recent disturbances have been raised in agricultural districts wheic the farmers are well off. To speak of these people as objects of com passion, as downtrodden, rack rented victims of landlord cruelty, is untrue. 1 have on liawi a large amount of brick for sale at from $5 to $S per thousand. Call anil examine near Astoria cemetery. John "Williamson. A tine lot l French candies just received at Adlys. Fse Nicholas' Balm of Gilead oil, for sore or chapped hands. Ice cream at Roscoes oyster and refreshment saloon on Main street. P. Wilhelm, Boss saloon, opposite the Clarendon hotel, Portland, Oregon. Prices for catn(i-rv"and fishermen's supplies have been Islnu'ditercd at M. C. Crosby', V A splendid large frthu room to let suitable for an oflice, opposite the bell tower. Apply to A. Campbell. - (Jo to Ml p. Crosby's and get your lunch Vuejjts, water kegs, bail ers, buova ndlboat stoves. MISCELLANEOUS. AWORDOFWAEMNG! IMPORTANT lioraiiT OH Til K -Mr. John Rogers, of the Central Market, has made arrangements to ; keep ail the finest fresh fish, etc, in i 1 1 t .... . ...v,,..i ln.l their season. IlOUIIl L Ulll, ;." jHwni. 'i I annexed to Chili, the resnlt would be the most remarkably shaped nation on the face of the globe something after Hk style of an early spring nulHt. Its extreme length would lx '2.oAM milt, and its average breadth for over two thirds of this distmiee not more than 120 miles little else thim a strip of sea coast wailed in upon the east bv continuous, mountain ranges. Secrelarv BUitu and Sir ICd-! ward Thornton concluded ne-goli ations in regard to the outrages! upon American seamen at Fortune bav. American claim-, for losses by everal fishermen aggiegated $130,000. The .tgreeuient be tween Blaine and Thornton is that the British shall pay G0,(GQ less than the amount claimed, in gold coin, and thi government will give a receipt in full. The money will probably be paid some time this week, and be distributed among the loser.i. principal!" Gloucester fishermen. Luck out for a big lot of San Francisco National brewery beer to arrive by steamship Oregon, at Max atpiers agency. - Dr. J. Welch will be in Astoria May 21th, to practice his profession for a few woel-. He will have rooms at t lie Occident. , - The bout stoves urine by M. C. Crosby, with fire-hZc -bottoms, are superior to all otheis it his market. --Why suflVr from those nasty boils, pimplus -md eruptions on the skin, caiiPed by disensed blood, when vou jean have them thoroughly eradicated ! with a few lw.tlles of Pfundors Oregon Mood Puriner. Don't be Humbugged Again by Professed. Auction Sales. Gotten up with the i? vix mv Express Purpose oi Gain. . .ajktid YKY BUY TKASH VIIEX YOU CaNmai STItEET " GET MUCH NEWER AND BETTER ; --,, GOODS AT LESS PRICE. JkiLJ U iSJELi Is is not reasonable that should a ierson meaning a. square business desire to dispose of their stock at lessf than market price and without profit at Auction, would he! not chose a much larger field than our city.? You all have been taught a lesson a few months since by the man "mit a license." Now don't be misled again, , for reference to buyers of Auction Trash I will iost them' in a few of my prices to "compare. HO! FOR THE BEST MD CHEAPEST Clothing, Clothing, Clothing' -GO TO- GFlUPi merchant tailor oxo 3?:o:x:e3:3., ASTOPJA, OREGON. To make room forau iiiiint,iiMMiK,K of ;jkhK Umt an arm lit;: 1 every Meaim-r. 1 will M-ll for the The manifesto issued ly the czar has been answered by the j Russian revolutionists, usually icrmed nihilists, which document, as reported, indicate $ood sense on the part f jIjom who drew it up and spread it befon the coun try, as well as his majesty. As re ported, it seems indited by men who wish well to their country, to the ruler as well as to his people. It is the second utterance of the committee, or whatever they may be called; they !iMvin, in a previ ous reply to the cztir proclama tion, told him that they accept his announcement as war upon them, and meet it as such. But in this latter reply, as reported, there is expression of a different character. They do not talk of war or assas sination. They utter complaints against the policy of his government in certain respect, condemn various acts of the govern ment, dwell upon the wretchedness of the peasants, condemn the de portation of the people of Siberia, the gagging of free ipeeeh and public journals, and declaring that false counsellors are in possession of the czars ear. These are strong points, and who shall say they arc not true, except, perhaps, the czar? The advice they give the czar in concluding their manifesto con sists of some sentences which seem written with a kindly and patriotic spirit. Whether what they suggest and assert can be taken as fact, may be doubtful. But if they speak-truly, it would seem that the true and sensible course of the "ovemment ought to be in the direction of the line pointed out by them. It is re spectful towards the czar and pa triotic in expression. 4,Lct your ma jesty assemble your people around you and listen to their wishes in an unprejudiced spirit, and then, neither your majesty nor the state will hav.e any reason to apprehend further catastrophe'' This is reasonable, sensible advice, and unless the czar has made up his mind to persist in the unwise course which his father, the late czar, adopted and pursued during the latter years of his reign, he may see the wisdom of the advice given him by this terrible sectet committee of men, fully resolved to enforce a change of policy by whatever means may be necessary to effect it. Their manifesto is the first sensible utterance from that source, if it be nihilists who have issued it, of which there may be doubts. Warranty deeds, quit claim deeds and mortgages, for sale at this office. - Everybody! eats candy, coiise uiieiitlv we adfee vou tojiet the beat. C!o tohY Astiusa Candy Fagforyf orf l)osiiostne ljcll Uower. where all our good ail niiUleSn plain $x vl tjJcj bodylalidW none but ic purslmd best material. " Peter Wilhelm has established a first clus saloon in C. U. Page's building, on Squomoqhe street, near the bell toner, and has appointed Messrs. Win. Heck Co. his agents. The best of everything in the line of winos, liquors, beer, cigars, etc., will be kept on hand. - Almost ever' day we hear parties complain otcjpr giving thaui too much fur their uxhuiv. but we iroat all alike. 1 sell thcin p'liMjjoads :indclnpeLaheni ' to take dottAjtfCTgut. ye in oar own wodfJTftr; flsh Bandies eVery day, NEXT THIRTY DAYS - T Greatly Reduced Prices ! My entire Mwfc. rnjirMH5: the 11 tM Mylc or- Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, CloakSjDolmuns, Ladies and Chiidiens Shoes andSrippers .Ji: A CO.Mri.KTK I.INKH1' MENS AND YOUTHS OLOTTN NG FURNISHING GOODS, Hats, Taps, Boots, Shoes, ETC. KTC. KTC CD 0 JmMum '. EIGHT YIXS. PUKE LINEN CRASH fnl 3 CTS. PKR YD TEN YDS. PUKE IUS?I. CRASH 1 W ."i:- " PUKE LINEN TO WELS. FXTK LARGE 35 NO SUCH GCM)D. OFFERED :ti 2T . .v turn frurTlndnev fiver sis often, sell clpuW, Vive gooi -weight :md feclj Jiappj' - an t jus ju tne astona uanuf Factory, oj)posr the bell tower. Prof. A. L. Francis has secured the ngency of some of the leading uiauos and organs, among which are the Steimvii', Decker, Weber and Ivnabe niauos and Mason & Hamlin, Palace, Woods and Estey organs, Pagamui violins, 3lartin guitars, "Ro man strings and a large and well selected stock yf sheet music furnished to order. All kinds of musical instru ments tuned and repaired in 6rst class maimer. He will visit Astoria on or about June 3, 1881. A113' orders left at the Occident hotel will receive prompt attention. NEW TO-DAY. - Wanted. X3Y A YOrXR OWL. A SITUATION TO JL do fieiif nil housework or lake care of oliHiUen in private family. ISoforcuces. Imiuire at THIS OFFICE. L04T.-A little below I'elnt Ellis, Mondn uiRlit, Mav.tOili.nlHUit-.M) fathom of net. half new. half old, old 4'J inelic. and a piece of tin new v ineslies. All lead lines new. eoik line old. Every cork marked J. O. Any lMTNon fmdinjrlcavo word at the Wcm COHl racking Comiuniv, and will 1k snlta bl rewanlod. M. SI LM VAX. .Vstona, 3Iay si, 1S81. llefore ininli.tin jour xwl elwh'ie call In aiideiruiiliie my xU and itiiecs.as it will pay yon well for xonrlioHWe. S. SCHLUSSEL, AV111TE HOUSE STORE, Comer Main and Chcnaitiu si reels. ASTORIA, OREGON. LARGE SIZE HONEY CO.M IS TOWELS . FOUR LA11GE &IZE MORM1E TOAVE1.S SIX LAKGE SIZE .MORMIE TOWETS EXTRA LAltGE TURKISH TOWELS EXTRA FINE UNRLEACHED TABLE LINEN PER YARD EXTRA FINE 1JLEACHEI TABLE LINEN TURKEY RED TABLE LINEN. PER YARD 1 Warranted tttM Sort MAKSEILES BEDSPREADS I 35 2W HONEYCOMB BED SPREADS. LARGE SIZES 9B I S5 HONEY COMB BED SPREADS, EXTRA SIZE... 1 35 2 LADIES SOLID COLOR HOSIERY V22 2T LADIES KIBBKD HOSIERY I2l, S LADIES PLAIN-HOSIERY ! LADIES BROWN BALBR1GAN HOSIERY Si LADIES EMBROIDERED HOSIERY UT. MISSES MERINO. STRIPED. I PAIR 25 MISSES ENGLISH SEAM, 2 PAIR ! i MISSES FANCY HOSE. EXTRA tU LITY. TWO PAIR 35 LADIES HEMMED HANDKERCHIEFS COL ORED P.ORDERS, :: PAIR FOK -S LADIES LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. -1 PAIR -J5 LADIES IMITATION SILK. ALL COLORS -gi LADIES rPRE SILK. ALL COLORS m 1 And Hnor liHt-t in K1H'rt GENTS CANTON FLANNEL UNDERWEAR. M 7o GENTS MERINO EXTRA HEAVY UNDER WEA IS M 75 GENTS BLUE AND RED FLANNEL UNDEIt- AYEAR, ALL "WOOL I M 00 GENTS BLUE OVERSIIIRTS J 2T. 1 75 GENTS OVERALLS AND JUMPERS 50 75 GENTS BLUE OVERSIIIRTS I i'. I 73 GENTS WHITE SHIRTS 1 00 1 m CENTS jn CTS. EACH :i PER DOZEN 37'4 CENTS 7A CENTS m CENTc? s an is m 10 era. BACH I.'t 30 I m r. cC o zL O in 5 H 0 Q 01 r 0 0 IsSHsB IS- m HP!! vcw iVc. vatro- . -w " 2 s K CC "- S3 m : e cr: -i r. S? C c O I I X en. I . . 1 tt p- ZZ 1 ' " o 23 2 g? 3 Q s o H O W O I 02 I e: o S tt 2 j .1 l'isj- So-Ji id Forci;'!: :t! Doiiu'ttit' Cloths. Cnssimeres and I Twrj'tls. .1 Tail I.iiJf of Tailor TriiuuiiiiRS, T.tc iTIit It-st ,nfler and T:iiIoi v. ill Illako up Lis floods tvitli Full Cai3:n:iiiij ::s to Tit ami Piuisli. FOURTH OF JULY ,CA1L EIEETIKG. Alt tlint arc interested in Hie celebration of our National HpIidny.Jtti of Jiily. will please meet jii the Cnnrt-liiise on Friday Evening, (Tune 3, At eight oekck shan. fr orsauization. ,arronie one, come all. MANY CITIZENS. S. GLASER & CO., (Successors to V. Sherman & Co.) JIAIX STREirr. - jIvSTOKIA, OltlifiON, Is ircjnrcjl to sunnlj Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, CorniMl Slentt. Poultry. Game, Ktc. Also costnutl) 911 hand t Fresh Butter, Eggs, Vegetables, smrs si'pi'rtnn) at lowest rates. STl'rcsh sausages of all kindi made three times a week or to order. G.W. HUME Wholesale and Retail Dealer IX- GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HER. ETC.. ETC.. ETC., TIN PLATE BLOCK TIN, PIG LEAD, SEAMING COPPERS, SOLDERING COPPERS SALMON TWINE, COTTON TWINE, NET LINES. MANILLA ROPE, SAIL CLOTn, ANCHORS, FLOATS, MAULS,: HANDLES, JIUEIATIC ACID, LACQUER, VARNISH, TURPENTINE. BENZINE, COAL OIL, GU3I BOOTS, RICE. ETC., ETC., IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT. ASTORIA. - - OltEGOA. GENTS PERCALE SHIRTS I 00 1 50 GENTS FULL REGULAR MADE HOSE !:!, BOOTS AND SHOES LOWER THAN T1IK LOWEST. ItciiieinlKT these are all first ela? regular -xnts m ca lw Ihhki at umj,-hhm? and hi Having tltconl Krst class s,!n-thHts of ail sorts ( men's apparel, etc., I hope that th anv (piantiiv. mi nuisi noi unnginc in-canse i :e ntrni "inn a iiivhm- oners ou u.vcits mmhicv nereuwHi sent ohi K town wm w sniu uiin. thev must lA cheap. Ijnok at prices marked hi my HiHom. ikciiif on mnstsoto am-. " Voiirs Trulv, 3f. 1). KAXT. turn vou will at mii lie imisicu. j nave also aiwotn; im ihk ii. i-.u naiwi .i.r. guaranteed not to taniih in 21 hovrs. iTTlie lowest market prices tti.ukcil Mit m plain lisures. Astoria and Upper Astoria Freight and Passenger Line. Will leave the Occident Hotel and P.ige& Allen's eonier at Six O'clock A. HI., Daily, And each alternate hour thereafter. Will also Leave Upper Town from Mr. Fords Place at the End of the Road, from Van Du- sens Store and from Mr. Johansens, EACH ALTERNATE HOUR. Saturday uhrhts will run later to accommo date the public. The alMive will he the stations for starting:, hut this line has been established Tor the accommodation of the public. aud will carry passengers, bajssicc or freight, to any part of cither city that Is accessible to teams, FARES. Tickets will be sold at the rate of ilJ4 cents per trip. Bagpase and parcels at same rates. L. G. BUTLER. Manager. Astoria, Mav 27. l&Si. CALIFORNIA STORE, THE CHEAPEST ONE PRICE STORE! IN ASTORIA. THE BREWERY ls; &r w Irt' i. 1 V T II COEXEll OPPOSITE THM POST OFFICE. COLUMBIA E?'T3 13) L-i. 1 L-J jg .. -, is sri'Kuini: to Aio.vr. and i i.ci:i.i.ri) iiy xoxii ox Tins coast JOHN MARK, - - PROPKIETOR, CHEWAIttUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. rtS-Orders left at the G RUMANIA UKEIC HA LI. will be promptly attended to.ns ANOTHER f WORD OF W ABKMJ ! I see you Isaac a nci f c ;9 y As it is customary this season with merchants to quote prices inklvertising, I will show the public that I Can not he undersold, and would draw attentien: to tnmoiiowing JMRS. H. A. DERBY, MASONIC HALL. - ASTOUIA, OUKCOX. Will oihi her new stwk On TWay, May 5ft, 1881. Consisting of A FINE ASSORTMENT OF The Josephine Seamless Kid Gloves "Warranted to be the liest In the market. Also, a large assortment of Infants Wear and Ladies Dres sing Saques. A larse variety of NEW MILLINERY GOODS Purchased by herelf Hats, Bonnets, Velvets, Satins, Riblions, Ruchings, Collars, Etc., Etc., MAIN STREET, - ASTORIA. OREGON. TIN PLATE.- BLOCK TIN For sale ex "Warehouse at Astoria orFortland by B AIjFOUR, G UTHHIE & Co. M-tf Portland, Oregon. X EJ 3S L iS 1? Nine yanls pure linen crash B. 1 00 Eleven yards Russia crash . Si 00 Extra large linen towels P. 5 20 S a Extra larfje hone-coml towels & lo Five monnie owels for JF g 50 Extra large Turkish towels M. 25 Extra fine unbleached table linen, per vaiil & 45 Turkey red table linen, warranted fast colons-, per yard 75 to Ta-xa .- ly rrAl Iri mVAAilf JurU blU uuiicj-tujuu i;uu apiunw if g Extra size honey-comb bed spreads . 15 .. Ladies lown or bleached balbrigan hose, per pair $ 20 f. All other hosiery in porportion. niton ilannel undershirts and drawers, each 40 Gents jgood Merino undershirts and drawers, each 40 Genttfjgood, all wool, red or blue Ilannel undershirts and ifniwers. each ; 1 25 Ten fail's gents cotton socks (not wan-anted full regular) ttbr Gents good suspenders, and upwards Great Bargains in Clothing, Great Bargains in Soots and Shoes, Great Bargains in Mess Goods, Great Bargains in Juaces, Great Bargains m Hosiery, Great Bargains in Buttons, 25 Gems blue shirts. All other goods in proportion. 1 00 75 I Great Bargains in Hats, I Gigat Bargains in Furnishing Goods, Gfeat Bargains in Dress Trimmings, I Gfeat Bargains in Embroideries Gfeat Bargains in gloves, eat Bargains in House Furnishing Goods, Great Bargains nl all Departments. Mv Embroideries, Laces. Corsets, and Kid Gloves&Jtarc all bought direct from importers and manufacturers in J . t l.. imilar goods arc selling-elsewhere. This is no advertising dodge, as I have each and cv$Jv article advertised, and will sell them at prices quoted. G. H. COOPER, I X Mm SXOHfi, ti g JIMl Corner of Main and Concomly Streets, iZ?l s ASTORIA, OREGON.