The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, June 09, 1881, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textm - j nl r T "1 ASTORIA, OREGON: THURSDAY JUNE 9, 1SS1 Death of Mr. O. P. Wlutelavr. Mrs. II. 11. Jackaon received by lasl steamer a letter from her brother, wig Nelson, boat puller, belonging t j I8SUED EVERY MORNING. 'Monday Excojitod). 1. C, Ireland, I'.dltor iiuil Pronrli'tur Aatonan Building, ? direct Terms of Subscription : ioived by Carrier, .or week ........!j Cents icntby mail, four months.... ...... 55 00 )nt ly mail, one year......... .......... . S W Free of Postage to Subscribers. &Mr Advertisement inserted by the year at the rate of $1 .V) teriuare per month. Transient advertising, by tbo day or week, afty centa iter square for each insertion. The WooKlj Astnrtau Auotlier Fisherman Lost. X. Benson of boat Xo. 1, and Lutl- Furalnlietl ItooniH to Tel I At 'rs. Mullen's 'origin;; "wuse. Mr. O. I'. Whitelaw, which was writ ten on the day of hid death, also let ters from Mr. W. S. Olendonin, with whom ho was stopping at Valle Ix Viojas. thirty-throe miles frrctii Sim Diego, when he died. The letter j from Mr. Whitelaw seems full of liope and gives x statement f hi case from which it appears that lie was im proving steadily Imt gained stiangth slowly in consequence of daily cliilb. j the West Const Packing cwinpauy, J wore lying at anchor yesterday morn- j lug during a strong ebb tide off Chi-' uook with twenty-five fathom of an- chor hue out and deeming everything; safe, laid down to have a little much needed rest. The water was per-! foctly smooth. Nelson was suddenly aroused by the careening of the boat and the grating of the side Offlces to Kent. Single or in suite of two. in Tin: A touian buildin?. Trice reasonable. I MISCELLANEOUS. CARL ADLER'S Attention. againtt mie hidden object. Hcj He waa antleiimtintr urejtt iJeasue in ' had barelv lime to call to Benson to! a trip to the Islands with Mr. look mt for himself ere the boat cap-1 Mclvay, and said: "If I Mrttld )iy, sized. Nelson was picked up by an Free lunch, Infer and whNfcey to-' MoKHftw at the (Ireat Kjtirii nlooii. Man Waoni.k. I tfnlt. Salt. Constantly on hand, and in niiantiticx So Hit. Liverpool factory filled, liny eoawe, and halt ground, at Gko.W. 11 L"Mi:. UricU! Brick! SlricK.! Is a mammoth sheet, neatly double the size of the Daily. It is just the pa per for the lire-ide,Vontaining in addi tion to all the cm rent news, choice mis cellany, agi 'cultural matter, maikct re ports, etc. It is furnished to single .siili scribers atS2 00 per year in advance. I5?"A limited numoer of small adver tisements inserted at established rales. " THECIT. Tub Daily Astokia iriH he rnt lu mail nf 75 cent a month.J recof jhtstaue. Heart en who conla.iirtiiicaiiocHCC from the city can have Thk Asiokian follow them. Daily or Wkkkia" etltMmx to any vt-$ce with out additional cxicnc. Addrcr.sc mayl enanaed a often a desired. Tscvt outer at the counllnu room. get rid of the chill I think i should get along but a trip on the ocean j will help me greatly." Alas, for all human calculations. This was ap- Sunday will be steamer day. The Orient was towed to sea yes terday. Mrs. W. V. Parker, of Astoria, is visiting friends in Salem. The British bark Thomas 1J. Stowe is outside with a pilot on boaid. We do not publish marriage or death notices upon doubted informa tion. P. 1). Johnson, editor of the other bout mantlet by Italians, uamo not known, but ttenson iias never boen seen since, and is no doubt lost. The boat and net have been recov- parently on the morning of the 24th j erod, and it was imticed that the an of May, for Mr. Clendenin in his let-1 chor line had parted five fathom out. iersaya: -'He had lieen out gunning' It isntsumcd the line was caught by all the afternoon, and came in and heavy snag drifting. Lie was a mem dressed his game and appeared as well j ber of Iteaver lodge No. ".", i. . K., as usual. He went into the house i ih good standing. and sat down, soon after nhich he commenced to cough, and went out, and commenced to bleed, and in about ('Md healthful excicw linprov e and ,,.,..', . makes one healthy. coitseiiucntl it fifteen minutes he died. flic remains j would he well to Jkefci-e more and were conveyed to .San Diego, and iiiwn I thereby !e asMiwd.f ;4od health. Dr. . , ' , .1. O linen. Ce. y. M.)rdeis and Pror. request oi Lieut. Jones were tempor- j Wilson (or circusfan) are about to fill arilv interred in the m'Ktai y cemetery ' want Ion lelyin AMoria, during the I summer seasoi Tlipy hae now in preparatory to final removal east. course of const yiietioif all the machinery aim iiiiiiaiKe m:rvxsiu.v n tin- mnji- ! I have on hand a lanj amount of brick for sale at from ?." to . per thou-emd. I Call and evamine. near Astoria reme jterv. John Willi ammiv. Tlte Central Hotel. One of the finest, cleane-t ami 1k--1 kepthtHels in Atoria. -ituated neartlK steamer landing, with fiist class, air rooms, gotxl board and vor reaonaiile rates. Bar and billiard rooms. The best of ines ami Ihpiops. and an eveel lenlslasofSuii Franeico beer. Antoin 1Iii:i.oii. Pnrieiir. Atleution to Heer Ii-InKerj. Pleasure llardens. Unrj fll Pianos and Organs Of all makes eoiist.nll on Jtaii'l. AIm a full sleek of VIOLINS. GUITARS, BANJOS, AC- CORDEONS. CONCERTINAS, HARilONICAS, FLUTES. Afco a larj;e stock ofthe best of VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, SHEET MUSIC. AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, As well as eertliin ebe tvlonshi to a Kirst t'las iluie Mori . es, consoling and ymj;his-1 reoit or plesiire gAnlcn-, eohsisting of Mrs Jackson in her aJHic-; dancing, sydiging round thy circle, bj iuis. .iacKwii ju cr ajim. j Kii ti Kier or a vhhlj-gijr, ten-pins The Scientilfic American (f Feb ruary oth desenbos the Astoria whale, and classes it amongst cat-fish. Walla-walla Union, is spending a few J devotion tl his .n.,,,., ,ter was to days in Seattle. tlic j:Hl so fMhbful, m noWe, that we are quite ceitain his spirit must rest with the worthy and the just in that better world, tiie home of the bleased. Fourth of July. The committee meeting held at the Council chamber Tuesday evening, re solved to woik. And a first class celebration in Astoria will result, if the work is done. Messrs. M. D. Kant, Ale. Campbell and CJ. F. Par ker were added to the finance com mittee. The meet tug adjourned till Friday evening. nr.. rp w ci .w.i.. .....:,: "..,.i ! and .,. .. ... ot-nMu, ..v.b ... mK m- of a,,,cat family Miiiimer IjOS Alison:. ing with tions, saj's: "U.scar nai our wannest, interest in his welfare, and we experi enced much pleasure in meeting him and renewing old friendships. While he was here we look a liely interest induing what we could to make his slay with us a pleasant one."' It is a great consolation to Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. McKay, and other friends, to feel tint his last momouts were proba bly free from intense suifcrhur. His on a uevinneipie. etc iieire.siimeni will con-t of all the delicacies of the season. Aiiimssion iree. vocation cen tral. Xo intoxicating drinks old on UiegKntmR Further particulars here after, as ibe promise to adverti-. Mrs. McKay cxi)ecLs to take her departure for her home on the Sand wich Islands by the outgoing steamer. Clinton it Gill, with their pile driver, will attempt to raise the sub merged steamer John Nation to-day. An advance from $5 to SI 0 per month in wages has recently been made at different mill ports on Puget-sound. Capt. W. P. Gray will have charge of the new transfer boat at Ainsworth, which will run her trial trip next Saturda'. Messrs. Hudson and Lnidlaw, of Fisherton, were in the city yesterday. A few pressed cans have- been made at Fisherton for experiment. Dr. C. B. Golden, of Marshiiold, arrived by the steamer Sol Thomas yosterda', on his way to the Grand ludge meeting of Masons. Dr. O'Brien and Mr. Win. Orders are making a handsome pleasure grounds on the upper side of Wall street, near the head of West-sixth. The new tug Sol Thomas arrived from Coos bay yesterday to relieve the tug Astoria, which is to be sent to Sau Francisco for a complete over hauling. Capt. Hill is in command. To-day we give the final article upon the subject, "Did Dr. "Whitman Save Oregon?" remarking that it will be the last, as we can not devote so much spaco to such matters in future. The steamship Geo. W. Elder will sail from San Francisco for Astoria and Portland on Saturday, with freight only, for the purpose of relieving the embargo accumulating at San Francisco. The British baric Scottish Bard, Little master, 81G tons register, eighty-three dai's from ltockhainriton, arrived yesterday, Mary Taylor tow ing, Olsen pilot. She is consigned to Laidlaw & Co., Portland. Capt. F. C. Congdon has retired from the command of the Argonaut, and is succeeded by Capt. Yin Cook. Both are reckoned first-class. Capt. Congdon goes a piloting on the Wil lamet and Columbia, tinder a branch fram the board of pilot commissioners. Henry Hendrickson and Bacco Porto were held to answer, and bail fixed at S500 each, in default of which they were committed to jail until such time as they chose to skip out, for robber'. John Rock, one of the par ties implicated, a strapped jour printer who refused to work, got away. It is supposed he left the state. Coos bay for the principal part of her prosperity is indebted to Simpson -Bros. shipbuilding interests, yet we notice that at the very time people generally are hopeful of a reduction in taxes upon our local commerce the assessor of Coos county jumps a vessel ready to leave the ship yard for her home and socks the taxes onto her. The News says: "J. J. Lamb, our en ergetic assessor, called round in time to assess the Astoria beforo she got to sea." It looks strange that vessels built there should be thus nipped, when almost every dollar she cost had just been distributed among the people who live there Will they be taxed Also? Making a double assessment. I:jerMll Infidelity Dr. .!. L. Yore, tbe noted orator of California, will fv litre about tlic SHh of this mouth oil hishvay to eastern Ore gon and Washington territory. at which time lie will spfcik m lugcrolls Inlidel it and it- teplts. J Warrantee deeds at Tint Avroiri.w wtllee. lee ei earn at I5ociK.soster and re freshment Milmmon Main street. Max. Wagner an Francisco Na tional biew ery beer can't he heal. P. Wilhflm. IJoss saloon. nposilu the Clarendon hotel. Portland, Oregon. Tin celebrated an FnuieiM-o Na tional Deer. Max Wagner agent. is awa ahead. Tiie men v. ho appreciate ami are well pleaded to furnish it for their customers are Mr. Ueiloh and Mr. Louis . Malol in Atona. and Mr. W. W. Ward J and Y. i:. Iiaileu m Ilwaco. "Aim dont take the "lHirM -Ikh away from their doors. liny the lVeckly. Tint Wki:kia Astokian for this week is nil! of just Mich information ami news of tlic coiiuir as otir irieiui in IIh east want to ee. it lias er few advertisements, and Is chock to the muzIe of information thai no famil can successfully squeeze along without. Two dollars will buy the whole wad for a year. 1 M for;mouths,r ten cents per copy. vnillnmsnort I'ronerty. (Ircat barirain.s arc now offered in I he city of WilliauisiMirt for an ihtsoiin wishing to locate from one hrt to ihe acres. It is well adateil for gardens, dairy ranches or pleasant hemes: well elevated, .situated one mile Miuth of Astoria on Youngs bin. with a good ror further The Walla-walla Morning Jour nal, a ne.it (i-columu folio, made its appearance June rid. Its filling, make-up and printing are first clasp. - -The Cooa bay Nev.s saya the barkentine Astoria, lalelj- built at North Bend, is a very fine vessel and Mr. John Rogers of the Centra! Mar ket, has made arrangements to keep all the finest fresh fish, etc-, in their season. Lookout for a big lot of San Fran cisco National brewery beer to arrive b siiiuner Oregon, at Max Wagner's I agency. P. J. noodman, on Chenamus street, has just received the latest and most fashionable style of gents and ladies lools. shoes, etc Fre-sh candies made daily at ihe As toria Candy Faclor next door to Newns a ons iKiok store oppositf Ihe bell tower. For the genuine J. II. Cutter old Bourbon, and the best of wines, liquors and San Francisco beer, call at theCcm, npiHisitc the hell lower, and see Csiinp bell. X Dauriger. Sun Francisco clothing store, nils me larjiiisL .iiui nesLseiucieii g)'jWg,-Jri.-,J ft 1'i.uiosand Organs sold on the iHontlily in st.iltrncnt plan or fur rent. CARL ADLER'S BOOK STORE. Tlic largest spck of Blank Books and Stationery Of rcr icsfriitiou. JmJmm IUmiKs, HiMes. l'octKal rk. Alixmis anil i:.t lVas, IVsidcs a hill :uid cniiitli'te spH-1; if eerM is usually kept Ilia well romhttcd UooK More. Jm news 1cjh ami apeney for cer iKiiKTaiul iK-riHhi':il illWutl. CARL ADLER'S VARIETY STORE 3g Watclies, Clocks :uid .lew er 55SsiCiM,n-kl and Table Cutlery. Ir VR? aiikte Xotkuis and Toy-, ifT JJfg I'lemrc i- rallies :uid vnroinos. JS'zttSzr lby Carriages, a complete s- asmtaiciit. Arcliery, etc. New oods It -crj steamer. The public are imucd to examine my stock and prices. Clir.NAMl S ST.. - ASTOUIA.ORKCOX. AsrouiA At. i:cy or graueii ronu ionic pinee. ror inriiieri inlormatiou call at 1113 residence near: 1 1 y A CT J?. i" r theccmelcrj. Jonx Willi vm-os.! r1 -J VV CL CO OVJ. Itoou ItiiKlcr.sj mill l;l:tiiK ISook Ulantxfaelitrers. Hie diiU HiiHlcrs in the Male that can do Cream Saloon. Frank Faber's lec Cream SahMin. on the roadway near Humes mill, is now lilted nicely with private rooms for ladies. It f aNo the detail for elioice confectionery, taffy, etc. Komain punch sen ed to order. " Fisherman Irmviiecl. first -class work. sik-Ii as lUeks with (Silt Kil-cs. Kull TnrkfV. Paiifl f'merx. mid Full (tilt Siites. We liave three Hrst-elass work men fmui the luist. Old Ixioks n-bouiul. CARI. ADI.EK, Agent THE 1 1 L STUKJS LEADS THE VAX ! ! -TLX' AJUDST MIS3ILES FROM AROTE TIIE DIN AND TIDE OF BAi )lVJi TIIE CRY AND FLYING SHOT AND SHELL, STILL x . GRAND RUSH TO THE 1 I L ST0RE' Where is iliiplayed one or the larsest and most complete sticks or DRY GOODS, CLOTHING", EVER SEEN IN THIS MARKET, And to lie Sold tit the lowest Margiiuible Profits. A FULL LIjStE OF DRESS GOODS, With Satins, Gimps, Cords and Buttons to Match. IN ENDLESS VARIETIES. SCOSIEJStlT CJOtSES AND QLOVES, AT PRICES AVIIICII "WILL ASTONISH YOU. Jl'ST RECEIVED A LARGE INVOICE OF S3P2Jbo.r Styles tl SSizrarvu- JSl&rts. IN FACT HERE YOU WILL FIND EVERYTHING IN THE LINE THAT CONSTITUTES A FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS ESTABLISH MENT. I SHALL SUSTAIN MY ONE PRICE SYSTEM AND Don't Propose to be Undersold. CALL AND SEE ME. MME. DEMOREST AGENCY C. JET. COOPER, I X h Store, corner .Mam and Coticomly Streets. Astoria, Oregon The Boss Coffee and Tea Pot reflects jjreat credit on tiie ."liipwriglit, ! stock of cIothin;iii the city. AIso..uents Tr,. irmtu r't.f i u s;,,,,. . fHrnihinr floods, IhoLs and shoes, Mr. Ktoief Uit. L. . .Smpoii lnniks !U,d TlLse-s, hats and eajw. ;ot hauly Iiurt iy hUling on Iter who deck lately, on crutches. m just aide to gel out The Standard say: "tieneral Sni-ague recently stated to a gentle man in New Tacuina that the Cascade division of the No'lliern Pacific rail road would be completed and running by the first day of December, 1SS2." We are willing to believe it; if Gon. Sprajjue saj-s so. H is woi d coiiimnnds a premium anywhere. The licst Carter's Cape Ann oil ekilhiiifi, ruhlier hoots, ehv. .sfild at San Frawisco wholesale priee at the Sail FraneM'o elothiug store. Dr. Welch has aimed in Hie city for the praelicc of Dentistrv. His rooms are No. It). Oceideut hotel." lie will re main in Astoria about leu days. Kendall's Simvin Care is highly leeommeiiikd by Prof. Williams, the wondeifit! hor.se trainer. Read their aduMtiscment. On the night of Monday, Ma' 2:!d, about half past seven o'clock r. M.'t Enerica Marin was drowned between Woody island and IJrownaporl. He was dressed in a brown cat, lii;ht dark HintaIiHiu.s. Fishermen and fitlinrx nn rcimeted in liiok out for the body, and when found report to I the Scandinavian cannery. ! Letter From 3Ir. Davidson. A Mereiml Man .Merelfid to lus Coast. .V2V 2.1 'K.VTS. 650.000 ALREADY SOLD ! ! trratlsMi!i llir A.liria. May 'Ji'i, 1SSI. EniTei: A si 01:1 an: It is with pleaMire that 1 call lite at tention of your readei.s to the fact that I have established a branch photograph salleryin Astoria, opposite the Coitrt lioitsel J earnestly invite eery eitien of your town ami ieiuit to visit it and JS . . "XltV'AV; V.Vi Fullof Valal.l.....I ITactleal In- m OBB N I)tM'.LM-s. l And lit B.J.KI:.YI).ILL,M.D. formathm. ISDI'.X will lie that m work is not only of the best hut that the prices are reasonable. All the finishing will be dune at m home galler in Portland and mailed direct to the customer. The operator in charge- is an accomplished arli-t and has an abundance or patience with chil dren and nervous people. I am pre pared to do all kinds of ieuing. color ing, cop ing. and enlarging to an sie. In all departments, I will see that m cuMomers go awa satisfied, and rc siKvtlnllj sfilicil their iMlronage. Very inm, .i.u. i VIIIMI.N. riiiiiiisraiim-r. tlm.c , Hxe .Ii4ktis m!i - viuiici riisiaim . iiiiiimi s.ii-t-ii.i 1 .1. II. D. (!ra is now .selling Wheal. ! land. wlf Ilrau and Feed of all kinds at reduced j " rates, and has also a fine lot of Ash and A 1'alr rropo-.li ion. l-sid i'ontalulnsr an F D1SEASKS, MAY i:k had of E. R HAES SOI.K ACKNT. Also. Aent lor Hie celebrated MEDALLION RAKGE, 'Elh R "S3L A. mKf E S? T0 DOORS EAST OF OCCIDENT, - - ASTORIA. OREGON. CHAS. HEILBORN, MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE Se BEDDING AND DEALER IJ Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICF.S AND CURTAIN POLES Complete in every branch. ssrry rrs ASTORIA BREWERY. M. MEYER -------- Proprietor. Wltirli nlves 1 ii- sMHiKotiis. i-.tiiM' and the Pn-st Treat nii-tit of each: a ladle gUlag all the irincial driitts iiM'd fertile llurse, with the or.lmarx die.e!Tii'ts and antidote when a iisihi . a table with an 1 unninuf the Horse's leelh at dilteieiii :iks. with rules fur telling the :i:er Ihellers: iT.enurav inp sjiuuiiij: HieiinNirl:iiit inhiiIh in the stmellirenr ihe Imtse. alMi llliistRitill XsI lionsiLssiiiiieil h siek Imrses in different dis iiims, A .dn:i!le itHIetthHi of receipts. maiiv o wltHIi wtHilil i-i a iinrsc-onner Vine Maple Wood on hand for sale. The Illustrated Scientific News is well worth its price. The .I line number is unUHually full of haud&Htie euginvings and intuieatiiig and valu able leading matter. The subscription price of thia hnndsome aper is $l 50 por anuiiiii, or l.i centa jier copy, and can be had of ail newsdealers or from )ublishers, Messrs. Mhiiii A C 37 Park Row, Now Yorl;. The late Commercial hotol at Salem lias been opened under the management of C. A. Reed & Co., and will be known hereafter as Reeds hotel. The house has lieen renovated from collar to garret and repainted throughout. It has also been fitted tip with einiroly new furniture, aud all the internal arrangements now make it one of the bust buildings for the purpose tulendod in the state. A Michigan farmer has just cleaned one of his fields of a lot of stumps that has been an eyesore and annoyance. For the purpoac he used dynamite cartridges put up in water proof oiled muslin, much like a candle in appearance, witti a crowoar lie bored a hole under the stump, in serted a piece of catndge about an inch in diameter and from two to four inches long, according to the size of the stump, exploded it by means of a percussion cap inserted in one ond, and the slump was blown out, often in fragments. To liive 3fen. In iiinc eases out of eer ten. Ihe roughs, colds and catarth proceed from Mitdoiiiniiatcin Hie stomach and lwnvel. Pfuiider's Blood Iuiifi(-r is a certain fa or its with a call, we will print a From this date the Astoria photograph jtaller will conduct business on the follou'iug iiluu. We will take negatives of anv huh and everylaulv that will Ilefm e pHicha-inggoKlsof anybody call and inspect my "stock. You are welcome. I w ill gladlv show m goods, no matter whether ou buy or not. New goods by ever steamer. S. J) nzhjkk. Tiie proprietors of KeiidairsSmvin Cuie challenge the whole world to pro duce Its eijiinl as a cure lor rheumatism or any other deep eatcd pain. II stands without a rival. EVERY FARMER SHOULD OWN THIS BOOK. Thousands v.lio Ii.ieM-iii it eoiiiineud it and nuu pHXl liorsonu 11 hae extolled it in the hieurst tentis. ren sl.du.i' that they prefer 11 to Ihnks whu-h eo-t ?.'i i) to SlO U). !) not llimw ava xir iiMHie in the itur- rliase of m-iilx IkmKs on the Horse, which are Mi full of I .at In phtases :um! teeliuical teniiMit to 1m iiioiiti'lhiMe toili reader iMtt. aeniRe liUY KKNDALL'S TUKATISK, nroof of the stmi' free of charjie. no one ieiug under an obligaliou to order front such negatives unhs the disire in iin i Wi ill I-.L..II... Ooi-;-i i.tiirlit. in.! A Imokef ilU KUtes. 1:1 lUlhT eoers. KiillZ iwiiin 4iul mI1 i,ul. .111.1 fuM.if 11 .inv I ' more pnieiH-:!! hiokiiikimhi 111:111 ts eou paniesaiida imigis.imi mh.iiiiis,.iii f.llllrt, :,. 1..-..,. V1a,, .-, tnr higher .1 I est. Ilaxiiusexaiiiim-d ihislMMik llioniunhly HA VINO KVKltY FACILITY F0K ticlo. I am noir prepared to furni LAGER BEER, AT :iO CJKXTS I'KIt (.'ALLUN HE MANUFACTUltfi OF a'FIKSTCLASS AK the public with the finest quality, for cash. I or AT BOTTLED BEEE, $t 50 vr.n DOZES. t3r"Families andkeopera orpulilichoiues promptly and regularly supplied. M. MEYER. Proprietor ASTORIA. OKEGON. Wilson & Fistier MRS. S. T. McKEAN, hk.i.ki: tx DRESS TRIMMINGS, OKAI.KlLS IN 1Jii Tin: Wki:ki.v Asti:ia.n in posi-iia'id wrapper for len cent, and send it to some friend in the east. It is iK'tlcr than a kdler. Capt.d. II. 1). (Ira is now prepareil to supply the hot qualities of fir, hem lock, ine maple, spruce limbs, rtc. I.cae orders at the wood yard, foot of Denton street. For a firl-class oyster stew, fry, pan-roast or fancy roast, go to l!oscoe"s on .Main street, opposite N. Loch's. Families supplied bv the hundred or the sack, oocn or in the shell. (Jo to Frank Fabers on the roadway, ! the Fashionable ice Cream resort of As toria. Cream a la rose, vanila and cil 1011 to-daj . Private entrance for ladies. Oysters cooked in any style to order; the best in the market. Superior coffee. n,nd don't ou forcet it. F. Sherman A- Co. begs leave to not if j the public of Astoria Unit they have .sold out their entire meat and vegetable market to S. (Haser & Co., and would recommend their successors to their cu-toniers in Astoria. F. Sherman A: Co. v. ill pay all debts and collect all accounts to date. lime the will assemble for the liuriKv and present tch Imlge or sorietx with oneiiictureof such jiroiip. cither taken all together or in separate pictures and grouped afterwards. We will takeiews of residences and buildings, hotels, canneries, mills, rte.. on the same term-, i7.: ne will the negatives free or charge. We do mis in order that our work shall .stand on its merits, as we are pre pared to do good work. Xo one nertl wait until they go to Sau Francisco. i'oi.i.owixo w:i:ori: pi:icit: IVrilaz. '. dez. . or full length boudoirs... d 00 ?M ."iii cabinel.s... 4 IK) ' - cards J ." lhint pictures and boudoirs. 7 ( Yienettcs cabinets ." ihi eards :: M jrtoi wearesjiiiNikMl no UOliSE-OWNBR Would heiitate.i iimiiieiit :1mhiI ine-.l 11125 cents 111 Us iHirehase. il liedidlml know the take alue of iis eontems. i;eeo$nii7inthe de- simiiiiuy ik iiaMitg hi pnu-iu-:ii uunnu;i tiiin as'iHir fanimip fneiids dail need iu tlieir bushirvt. pnuhlrtl at nniMiimtile coit iastmnt of beintcolHiued to pay Ihe enormous proiilsdeniaiHledbv the Publishers of most Aenetiiiiino imioks. we nae Mcnrcu Several Hundred Copies ' 0 ' f ,nN ahtable hllle Tn itise on ttie Horse. T "mi I stingl copies of widiii we shall lie pleased to - imi I ,lin" ,0aii reader of this ;iht. jiosinst prc- 1 OH i ,..iil liv ii. iui n.iiTiil m IK) TllO-. (5. Ul'.OOKs x- C'O. SS OZETXrJS. AMI7SK3IKXTS. Reiuittauce ia lie made in currency, sil ! verorMamjis. Si'iid all orders to : :. c. ii:i:ijAi. ! Astoria, Orcgor Tun Astouiax has now reacheil a circulation which places it at the head of the list of Oregon dailies, and insures to advei Users thereof more benefit for the amount paid than maj be secured elsewhere- To thos.e who w iuh lo reach the largest number of readers at the smallest expense, we offer the columns of an attractive daily, the success of which from the very start has been far beyond the expectations of the most sanguine. S. (ilaser te Co., .successors to F. Sherman A- f'o., having lionsht the meat and vegetable market of F. Sher man & Co., would respectfully ak n continuance of the patronage bestowed on the former proprietors. Circuit Court Dlauks, Countv Court Dlanks. Jiistice Court DIanks, Shiptiing Blanks, Miscellaneous lilanks, Deeds, Mortgages, etc, for Sale at Tm: Astokian office. lln.i.'s: Vai:ietii-s. Geo. Hill, proprietor ami manager, Fred Gere, stage manager. A. (Mmtulrr. I leader of orchestra, (h-o. Lambert, leader J of brass hand. Two new acLs entitled -The IJiK.T and "Our Inside and Out-. side Servants.- aYw first part, and a , ASTORIA, brilliant olio of .specialties. Ir. Chas. AicKcrson win Mr..Ino. Cookth rredCieie will interro'ate. Mi-s Lou SjXICI? MARY'S HOSPITAL, TR' A DEt,33r-EL3. j LTJKKICATING OILS, COAL OIL, PAINTS AND OILS. Sheet, Round, and Square Prepared Rubber Packing. 1 PROVISIONS, MILL FEED, j GAHDEN SEED, GRASS SEED. Which will be exchanged Tor country jiro duceorsold at lowest prices. Corner Chenamus and Hamilton Streets ASTORIA. OREGON. J. "77 O O 3NT 1ST, Whnleilc agent for the RED CROWN FLOUR Made by the new pieces. The best Flour in the market. K cry sack tninrautecd ; if not jjnod as represented you can return It. Merchants will find it to their advantage to sell this Flour. BRAN. SHORTS AND CHOP FEED Also fur sale. Persons wishing Flour or Feed will find me at my new Dnijc Store, at O. K. & N. Cos diMk. Astoria. .1. AV. COX . All kind, of WOOLS, ZEPHYRS, LADIES UNDERWEAR, ETC., Comer of Cas and Jefferson streets, Astoria. S55".Staiiipinjj done to order. OREGON. 1 .spermines, .nr. .nns. . .., . manipulate the Imiiuk. : mills IN.fTITlTIOX. IXDKK C'AKB OF ic taniliorine, while Mr ' .VJf !iTr Vltk?.i"ty' l"" ' :..i -. 'ai:. 1 .... tin reception of patients. , lrlvate riMiias for the Never go shopping without con suiting the advertising columns of The AsrottiAX. They will tell you where the best bargains are to be had, and just what merchants arc alive and doing business. 'taXfVfcJMallllTulfttirhtl of Cook in beautiful hallaiKalso Mr..Iame.s 1 anvdr-iriiK; them Morris in vocal Jienis. The Uig 4 havel Patieiitsadmitte'datallhuiirs.dnyorniKht. coineandgone.TheIig."iarehereto.stayl Xo pli-ician has prlasie ri.sht. cerv New orchestral .selections bvoureflicient iwticnt N free to and has the privilej-e of orchestra, and new music "by our excel-' hi1 i"P any physhian thc pnrer. lent brass baud on the grand stand at i--..i ntrw !.:- precisely 7 p. u Curtain rises at ex-! X n"c,t statcs flftlvSl M I'nti-niwwiiin Itniiliui ctr.mt ! sVninell who Ilt HllHt:ll lilies, are Cllti- entrance to private boxes, on Chenamus I 'W0,1".:! cfroof , iillal iluntiK sickness, rcniilts must be ou- r - I tnhieil for United Slates Marines at the Cus- " I tout House. Peter ilhelm has established a Si.tks ok Chakity. first class saloon in C. II. Pases build "Marian King." try: have xow plackd this first inir, on Sonemoihe slreet, near the bell trtOT 91111 line tift1itul ALw.isj Ui tviiiiiiu siitn 'jrtfivt -JtlOl. II III - f iock cc 10. ins agents. I lie best of V class esel 011 the berth Tor salmon everything in the line of wines, liquors. 1 londhiR 10 ljenHl. For particulars rejrard becr, cigars, elc will be kept on hand. ! iii rates of frcicht and hisuranw. apply to l;OI)i:itS,.MEYKK&CO.. "Mamma.-said a fho-venr-old. ihe Portlnnd, Oregon jsew lestament, revisei just received at Adlcrs; chft reaen 01 everybedy: 01113" ; left. Ficsh Limes and Jeiuon Aliens. Get your legal blan yjrersion, fijf, within riow more yarag Its at e& Tue Astoeiax office. A two hundred styles. full line of over t3T"AH citizens of Oregon who desire to inform their friends 111 the states of the condition and progress of this state, can have no more complete and coinpre-1 hensive volume of facts to send them than by subscribing for this journal, aud havine us mail it weekly to their friends. We mail it as directed. For S5 00 In advance, we mail three copies of Thk Weekly Astoriax one year. other da", Iwish jou wouldn't leave! me. to take care of uaov again. I Ic was so bad 1 had to eat all the candv von bought at the Astoria Candy Factory to ttiuuoi; iiiiii Wanted. "1 K AAA rOUNDS ItAOSOFallkmds t)AJUU clean and dryat the Umbrella shop. Main street, by J. JOPLIN. ASTORIA IRON WORKS. Bkntov Stkiikt. Xkai: Irkki: IIoisk, ASTORIA. - Oi:Kt. GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS. LMDlMARINB ENGINES Boiler Work. Steamboat Work, and Cannery Work a specialty. A. D. W.s3, President. J. (. Hustler, Secretary. I. W. Case, Tre:isurer. Joux Fox, buperintendent. ('. K. .1 CKIS J. A. MONTGOMERY. STOVE AND TIN STORE Sole Agents for the Magee Standard Ranges, Etc. ASTOKIA, - OREGON-. I WISH TO CALL THK ATTENTION OF thecitizpusofAstonaand ticlnity that I hac opened a XXXTC- 3TORE Near the O. It. & X. CVs dock. My stock Is new and fresh and any one wishing any thing in my line may depend on getting the ITRESTAXD BEST. I liac secured the sen ices of Mr. A.F. Julius, a careful and competent DrungLst of fourteen cars experience, who will attend to Ihe lTescription Department. Also a splendid assortment of Perfumery, Soaps, Brushesj Gombs, Toilet Sets, And e erj thing usually kept in a first class l)mg Store, and they w ill be sold at the VKIIY LOWEST l'KICES. By strict attention and fair dealing I solicit a share of the public patronage. Respectfully. J.W.C0XX. P. S. Physicians prescriptions compound ed day or night. M. D. KANT, Merchant Tailor and Clothier. TIIE LAKGEST. FINEST, ASD CHEAPEST SELECTION OP CLOTH, GLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.