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ASTORLA.- OREGON:
SATURDAY JUNE 4, 18S1
. C. IRELAND
..Editor.
-Pooling Their Interests."
The anti-monopoly ajritation in
2sew York is bearing: its good
fruits. Recently four Philadelphia
housewives joined in the purchase
of a whole barrel of flour, and
found it considerably cheaper than
their previous practice of buying a
few wounds at a time. They ex
tended the plan to other supplies,
and then to additional members.
Next they hired a room and a wo
man to superintend the purchases
and distribution. Fifty families
now get all their groceries through
this association at the lowest wlvole
sale prices.
Piatt and Conkling lead the
columns in the .senatorial ballot'
inp-s at Albany.
An Albany dispatch mivs ihe
administration men ate hunting
for a stalwart who can break the
Conkling column. Very impfoba
ble story. They will go whole
lion or none.
1 lie ivpnrl fiom Snleiii that
. i-i r
warrants are beujg drawn for con-
structton of the asvlimi in excess '
a j
of the appropriations, is union
od. The fvpenditiuv will bo
kept strictly within the appropria
tion. So thr-iv is no opportunity
for political r.ih fiom thnt source.
The Spirit of the Times anent
the victory of Iroquois, says that it
is to be hoped too that our trans
Atlantic cousins may not view the
situation through green glasses,
but will accord the result as woith
ily achieved and as just verdict
in favor of actual merit. John
McCullough and Billy Florence
backed Iroquois to win 33,500.
Young America rejoices that the
Cornell boys of New York have
got their oar in for the Haitian re
getta in English waters, without
concession; and that Lorillard's
eolt won the derby at Epson
Downs on the 1st. We soon will
know now, whether Hanlan is a
count in disguise at least the
noblest row-man of them all; after
the style of Iroquois the victor.
The treasury department has
issued a circular letter relative to
excursion steamers, for informa
tion of ofiioors of the inspection
service in general, as well as for
information of the traveling pub
lic, who are invited to present to
the proper officers authenticated
proofs of violations of the steam
boat laws, in order that offenders
may be prosecuted. Inspectors
will be required to exact from
captains and owners strict compli
ance in all cases with instructions.
The method of treating- political
issues "within the party," ly re
publican partisan journals, is very
queer. They seem delighted in
exposing to public gaze only the
offals of the party, and show by so
doinfj that their brains are as full
of trichina as American pork was
said to be by that blasted foreigner
to whom Secretary Eyarts ad
dressed his regards olHcially a few
months since. J3ut, lest some of
these scholarly and classical writers
presume that we are meddling
with their personalities, and come
back at us with quotation marks:
"Fools rush in where angels fear
to tread," etc., and as this is no
squabble of ours, we MI just staud
out; and adyi.se others to stand
out, where they stand no more
earthly show in politics than a boy
in a pin factoiy, or a -hort-tailed
mule in fly time.
George William Curtis, in Har
pers "Weekly, began an article on
the New York appointments in the
following vigorous manner: "The
president has made a great mis
take. In nominating certain per
sons to Tie attorneys and mar
shals for New York he declared
that in his judgment they were
fitted for the posts to which they
were designated. He then with
drew the nominations, apparently
not because he had discovered that
he was deceived, but because he
supposed that another nomination
might be defeated. The with
drawal of these nominations
throws doubt and suspicion upon
the executive action. It sug
gests that they were not made
for the benefit of the serice, but
for some other purpose, and it
raises a question whether all other
nominations have been deter
mined bv the same considerations."
A lerific hail btorm extended
from New Hackcnsack to Fishkill
plains, New York, on the 1st.
Grain everywhere was destroyed;
corn and young fruit killed. The
storm lasted three-quarters of an
hour. Some of the hailstones
were two inches in diameter. In
places hailstones were a foot deep.
The governor general of Cana
da draws $50,000 annually, the
same salary that the president of
the United States is entitled to.
But the Canadian official has not
one-tenth of the population or
wealth to draw upon that our presi
dent has. And the services of the
former are not important, lie is
the fifth wheel to a very small
coach.
The Sorvia, the latest great
Cunurder, is 530 feet long, with a
burden of S00 tons. Her en
gines are expected to work up to
10,500 horse power, and it is ex
pected that she will make twenty
miles an hour, or from Liverpool
I' to New York in a week. She is
built of ttoel throughout, aud has
tun inner hull live feet from the
outer one.
The response of Mr. Commis
sioner Hogutt to the outcry ol the
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dismissed the subject offectivelv.
" . . .
league is the same as mat unuer
! which Mr. Yvinclom labored in Ins
New York sneech. He did not
understand what he was talk
ing about. Men who hold
the notion that railway pool
ing has for its object an
increase of railway tariffs are
simply victims of a delusion.
The object has no relation to the
public, or to railway dealings with
the public, but is limited, even by
the interest of the companies, to
their dealings with each other.
When granger legislators or anti
monopoly leagues can show by
facts that pooling among railways
has effected ait advance of rates,
it will bo a good time to enter
complaints against a practice which
has done more to remove railway
abuses than all the regulative
lefislation of all the legislative
assemblies in the country.
Among the plentiful grounds for
public complaint or abuses in rail
way administration, the pooling of
railways is not one.
NEW TO-DAY.
ITtorXI). A piece lit wen without any
. mark lias neon fou id wuieli can be. had
hv the oimer prmiiiglnmpjrty ami paying
for this advertisement n (filing at the can
nerv of .1. f . HA& I'HOKX & Co.
.June 1. 1RS1. I i
Regular Auction Sale
SATURDAY, JUNE 4, U'A. M.
1 will sell at my auction ioiitjja lot of
Home Cured,) Haf is and
Shoulder
7 i
Two Chests FirresPjuchongTea,
lu lots to suit will fi ;uvlof other goods.
Lu-so !
One Fine Lao oh S
Rrldlc srooa as n
Saddle and
One Gents Kexic
Saddle and
Kriillc;
Also. Instructed ly Mrs.
f. .1. Coodinaii I
w ill dispose of a flue lot o
YOr C.VXAKY IlIKUS.
K. C. 1I01.DKN. Auctioneer.
M'.VIt IS IUX'LARKU WITHOUT
FlTKTHEIt XOTIt'K
Ami no terms or jM-aoe until
e ery mini In Astoria 1ms a new
suit of clothes
-ir.IK ItV .HKAXY.
Ixwkat Ihe nnees:
Pants to in der from - - ?3 to
I'auts,(ieuniue French Cassimero - rj 50
Suits from - -- -- -i!5U0
The finest line of Minnies on the coast to
select from. V. J. MEAN Y.
Miun street, opposite rarKcr House. Astoria,
Notice.
mm-: ruiu.ic "will i-i.flvse take
X noli etliat AVater stn'et.in the city of
Astoria, as lata out and recorded by John
M. Shhelv. and Smienioulie street ofs;ild
eity, as laid out andreeonletl bv .Tolui Mc
Clure. are in a dangerous condition, and un-
Mife, and the Major and mcnilieis of the
Common Council, and Superintendent of
streets of .said citv hniiiK done all in their
power to have the said streets repaired w ill
not he responsible for any injury or damage
sustained liv any person oriersons in travel
ing or h:iulfn: over or uon the same or any
lnrt then'of.
15y onler of the Mavnr.
U. II. CAllUWELU
Auditor and Clerk.
Astoria. May 2Tth, 1PS1.
Further Notice.
rpjIE l'l'BLIC ATtE HEUERY NOTIFIED
l Hint the undersitnicd will not be re
sponsible lor any ininrv or damage sustained
by any jierson or persons in traveling or
haulinic over or uKn what is called water
streer in Milelvs Astoria, as said tlioroush-
tare nas never neen declared a legal street.
.1. TAYLOR.
.M. A. KIN'SEY.
L.K.O. SMITH.
I.r.WAKD.
1). II. YELCH.
For self and licirs of .Tas. AYkix-h.
Mrs. S. F. WOOn.
Astoria. May 28th, 18S1.
Still Further Notice.
TO THE MAYOR AND COMMON COL'N
cil of the City of Astoria. Oregon, and
the property owners of the city of Astoria,
and particularly those parties who own
property along the line of 'Water street In
Shlvelys Astoria; j-ou are hereby notified
that the undersigned persons owning
teams upon which they are required by law
to pay license, will In case of any damage to
any of our horses, or property, while travel
ing over said streets, immediately com
mence sidt for damages against the property
abutting or fronting on said street, when the
damage is committed and against the citv of
Astoria. ROBERT CXRUTHERS.
E. A. QU1NN.
1X)RENZ0 BUTLER,
J. IL D. GRAY.
JEWETT & KIMBALL.
STEVEN'S & JOPLIN.
imM
MSCELLAJS'EOUS.
I 111 r II II I All 1 5 "" !
Immmm
Or Til K
WHITE
HOUSE
To make room for an immense tock of io.h!
that are arri Inj; by every teier.
1 Will srfl for the
NEXT THIRTY DAYS
-AT
Greatly Reduced Prices !
My entire .tw:k. comprisim; tk tnteM d vies
or
Dress Goods,
Fancy Goods,
Cloaks, Dolmans,
Ladies ami Qhiithens Shops ami Slippers
AI.SO:
A
COMPLETE LINK Of
MENS AND YOUTHS
OLOTTTI'NG
FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats, Caps.
Boots, Shoes,
ETC.
ETC.
ETC.
neforc itiin-linMiiK yor &hs oKpwImt?
call in a!d ':Hihi' jm sxt' Mt lrtofs, as
it will ihiv j on w ell for mr triJ4.
S.SOHLXJSSEL,
WHITE HOUSE STORE,
Corner Main ami ('heiianms streets,
ASTORIA, OREGON.
BANKING AHDINSURANGE.
X. "W. CASE.
BROKER, BANKER
axi
INSURANCE AGEHT.
ASTORIA, - - - OREGON
OFFICE IIOUHS:
FRO! 8 O'CLOCK A. M. UNTIL A
O'CLOCK P. M.
Hoe Mutual Insurance Co.,
OF CALIFORNIA.
J. F. llovnirroN..
Ciias. R. Stokv
Gbo. I Stokv
President
...Secretarj
.Agent for Orgoti
Capital paid up m U. S. gt
coin -5 .100 000 10
I. XV.. CASE, Agent,
Chenamus street, Astoria. Oregon.
67,000,000 CAPITAL.
LIVERPOOL AND LOHON AND
GLOBE,
NORTH BRITISH AND 3IERCAN-
TILE OF LONDON AND
EDINBURGH.
OLD CONNECTICUT OF nART-
FORD, AND
COMMERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Representing a capital of SC7,OOO.00O.
A. VAN' DUSEN. Agent.
Coniercial Union Assnrance Co.
OF LONDON.
Capital, - - 512.500,000
Fire and Marine Insurance.
.IOIIN RAE HAMILTON. Manager.
210 Sausome.St.. San Francisco.
(5. V. HUME. Agent, Astoria. Oregon.
MARINE
PACIFIC COAST
INSURANCE.
MARINE RKANC1I.
Commercial Union Assurance Co.,
OF LONDON. ,
Capital, - - 512,500.000.
The undersigned are prejared to
ISSI'K POLICIES
To cover shipments of SALMON or other
MercliandLse by SAIL or STEAMER from
Columbia Rirer to
DOMESTIC OR l'OREION PORTS.
KOrdeis by MAIL or WIRE promptlv at
tended to
SinSON. CIIL'IICII & Co.,
Cor. Front and Ash Streets,
Portland, Oregon.
ASTORIA AC.F.NTY OF
HOWE & CO.,
IJooIc Bimlcrs and ISIimlt Itoolc
?Iamifacfiircr.s.
The only Binders in Hie State that can do
first-class work, .such as Rooks with (Silt
Edges, Full Turkey. Panel Coers. and Full
Gilt Sides. "We have three first-class work
men from the East. Old books rebound.
CARL ADLER. Agent.
For Port Townsend, Victoria,
Nanaimo, Fort Wrangle and Sitka.
CarryiHK U. S5. Malln.
THE STEAMSHIP
CALIFORNIA,
JAMES CARROLL Commander
Will leave Porthind for the above ports
from Flander's Dock
No freight for Alaska taken after 12 o'clock
the day previous to departure
For Freight or Passage applyto
EdVC. HUGHES, Purser.
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ASTOniA, OREGON,
BRICK x7mgTaL LAYER
ID13!LU.4.
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l'lIN AM) ORNAMEXTAI.
PTiA STEB.EB.
Orders left at the Occident Hotel, or at my
Wnivhoiisi". fiwit nf Renloii Sln-et. nromiitlv
attended to. J
T,IME..SAN'I). RRICIC. TLASTEi:. IVTII,
J- Cement, and all iiialcriaU in my line.
furnished tit order.
ctfSecIaI attenllon iid to Fiirnaro work
ami Ranges. Cistern work warranted good
ornoa.
c3Auent San .1 u:in";u:d N'ew Taeoma I Jme.
First Class Saloon,
CHICAaO BREWERY DEPOT,
On the Roadway. opiosde tlu Oregon Kail
way and Na ig-.it ion Co's wharf.
The choicest brands of foreign aud domestic
AVIXES. IiIlTOUS AMI CK.'ARS.
fttrllcst Chlcnso IXeer.'S'u
PHOTO AND FERREOTYPE
S. P.. CROW, - - PKOPIMETOR
OpiMKite Episcojial Chureii, StiwiiimtilH Sl
Is now prepared to
TAKE PIIOTOGrRAPHS
Of all kinds and in the latest stIe.
Copvingand Enlarging Picturs in Oil Cray
on, India Ink and Water Colors.
All kinds and sizes ofTin Types.
WILLIAM EDGAR,
Corner Main and Cbcnamus Streets,
ASTORIA OREGON.
DK.VLKC. 15
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
The Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS & SONS
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE GENUINE WOSTENHOLM
and other Eng&h Cutlery.
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Meershaum Pipes, etc.
A flue stock of
IVatchex anil Jewelry, 3Inrzlc and
Krcech leading: Shot GmiH and
KlfleH, HevolvcrK, PIstolM.
and Anirannitlon
GIVJSSES.
ALSO A FIN'K
Assortment of fine SPECTACLES and EYE
GLASSES.
4m
3U3iiqJtd3Q Suiqiop
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'sais jru tptAv p3poic; SJ
sso hov .iod
pin; sojaV jjis-.iit
t.f 1.1.1 .. ...1!I)1I1IAT
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, ASTORIA. - OREGON.
jTlie Only Macliine Shop
&?zr
AiikimNof
s.y"
jENGINE, GANUSEY,
STEAMBOAT WORK
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' romptly atten.Ied to.
A specially made of repairing
CANNERY DIES,
MACHINE SHOP, NEAR KINNEY'S AS
! TORIA FISHERY.
THE DEW DROP INN !
oil. fishermen, all hear the good news '
A line s.doou is st.irtrd with best of
Liquors, Wines and Boor,
AND FINE FRF.E LUNCH I N'Ol ARDF.I).
Tlu ('ramie.! Caviar anil Chepsc,
IN SANDWICH THICK AND THIN
j Aud will vim scihI a pleiiint hour, drop in
J at Hip DEW DISOP IXX on Coneomly street.
.LT.ROnCIIEES.
Astoria and Upper Astoria
Freight and Passenger Line.
Will leau
tlK(Veident Iloud and rge&
AIIph'n tmcr at
Six O'clock A. 32., Daily,
And each alternate hour theaalter.
Will also Leave UpperTown from
Mr. Fords Place at the End of
the Road, from Van Du-
sens Store and from
Mr. Johansens,
EACH ALTERNATE HOUR.
Saturday uuelits will run later to accommo
date the puldk.
11iealioe will lie theMatioas for starting,
but tliLs line has been established for the
accommoilation of thepublie.aud will cirry
passengers. Iw-rsage or freight, to any part
of cither city that Is accessible to teams.
FARES. Tickets will be sold at the rate,
of 124 cents per trip. Rnsfcage and pareeLs
at same rates.
1 O. RCTLEi:. Manager.
Astoria, May 27. lsSl.
Take Notice.
John Rogers, Central Market,
Has received alargc invoice of
BAJIR'ELS AND HALF BARRELS
of the best quality.
And is now ready to supply Butcher Can
neries and all others, cheap for cash.
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rfesepra3
HO ! FOR THE BEST 1KB CHEAPEST
Glothin?, Clothing, Clothing-
-GO
31. 1). KMT THE POPULAR MERCHANT TAILOR
MAIN STREET,
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A Fine Stock ol Foreign and Domestic Cloths. Cassimercs anil
Turpris. A Full Lino ol Tailor Trimmings, F.le.
Tin Trl Ciillor and Tailor -nill 3IaIc up his Goods irith
Full f'lianinlj as to Fit and Finish.
Inning the only ftrt class Mlc'tioii. tf all orts ot moiis apparel, etc., I hope that tlih
nioiier heretofore Mat out of town will be spt with.
Yours Truly. 3r. I. KAXT. -
iSSIlie lowest market prices nuirked out in plain figures.
THE COLUMBIA BREWERY
IS srPERIOR TO MOST.
YI Is
,
JOHN RATIX
CHENAHUS STREET,
eiTOrders left at the GERMAXIA REER
TRBNC1URD & UPSHUR glaser & oo,
Successors to F Sherman & Co.)
DFYIFPS IN MAIX STREET, - ASTORIA. OREGON,
' Ts preiired to supply
ship 0Mie,Fi::
PROVISIONS,
mow,
STEEL.
00,lL,
Builders General
HARDWARE,
PAINTS. OILS, ETC.
AGEXCY OF THE
Imperial Mills Flour and Feed.
Chenamus Street, Near Olney,
ASTOP.LV. OREGON
a I.KINKN'WKUKI:.
iiikam bi:ow.v.
1TA1IUSHKD 1SC3.
Leiiienweber & Co.,
ASTORIA, OREUON,
TAMERS AND CUB1ESS,
Manufacturers and Tmiortersof
A LL KINDS OF
AND FINDINGS
WhoIcMiIe Dealers in
OIL AND TALLOW.
ilANUFACTVEERS OF
BOOTS and SHOES
cs-Highest eash price pall for. Hides and
Tallow.
CLEAflJING and REPAIRING
NEAT. CHEAP AND QUICK. P.Y
(;eorge loyett.
xt Nicholas Barber Shop.
Glienamus St., next
TO -
OXjOTSIBB.,
ASTORIA, OREGON.
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- PROPJKIETOR
- ASTORIA, OREGON.
HALL will be promptly attended to.-ff
Also constantly on baud
Fresh Butter, Eggs, Vegetables.
SHIPS SUPPLIED AT LOWEST RATES.
p""Fresh sausages of all kinds made three
times a week or to order.
CENTRAL MARKET.
General assortment or table stock constantly
on liaud. such as
Canned Fruits and Jelly,
Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Lard,
V.GGS. lil'TTEK, CIIEESF.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables,
FISH. POULTRY AND GAIIFE
In the season.
CIC2A1SS A5D TOBACCO.
Rest r wnras and t.iquoks.
All eheap for CASH. Goods sold on cotn
MtwhHi. Opposito 1. W. Case's store.
J. i:ODGERS.
D. K. W'ARRKJf. T. IT. Eatos
Astoria Market !
OPPOSITE OCCIDEXT IIOTE1 ,
ASTORIA.
OREGOX.
f WAIIItrA A. EATOX, Proprietor.
(Successors to Warrtn d: Jcffuiret
Wholesnlo and Retail Dealers In
Fresh and Cured Meats
A full line of
FAMILY GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED
HAY, CANNED FRUIT, VEGE
TABLES, ETC.
it3" Butter, Egg3, Cheese, etc. constantly
oh uanu.
I5S Ships supplied at the lowest rates.
Washington Market,
Main Street, - - Astoria Oregon
DEItGMAX & JBEBJRT
RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTEN
tion ef tho public to tho fact that tha
above Market will always be supplied with a
FULL VARIETY BEST QUALITY
FRESH AND CURED MEATS!
Which will bo sold at lowest rates, wholesale
aad retail. Special attention given to BUDDb
ne ship. ;
Wanted.
1 5 000 r,oaDS VGS'OFaU kinds
Sw y,n;H. cIaJ? aml dr3at the Umbrella
shop. Main street, by j. JOPLIN.
LETTER HEAD PAPER,
PRINTED OR PLAIN, 01? THE BEST
A- quality at The Astorun office.
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