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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1881)
0) F "J T ii' .4 ?- I- ii a) Istoria.-Oregon, Friday Morning, July 22. 1881, 3To. 70. Vol. XT. &t0nwi. - ra i jyyJH' SIMCOE INDIANS. A HAPPY KACE-UAPPY HE CAUSE TRA1XED TO IIAli ITS OF IXDUSTRY. FATHER WILBUR MOVES THE GOODS FROM MALHEUR AOEN'CA TO SIMCOE. laiiluc Through Pendleton. Last Saturday a train of ninetoon wagons, driven altoethei by In dians, and Father Wilbur, of the Siincoe tesorvation, passed through Pendleton. They were loaded with machinery, blacksmith tools, wire for fencing, and 1 don't Know what all, but a great variety of ar ticles foi improving an Indian resei vatioii. The teams were mostly four-hoi .se teams, and the harness that the hoises woie. were made by Simcoe Indians. This was so unlike anything we had overseen befoie that we watched it pass through town with consid erable interest, and we noticed that every one on Main stieet watched the strangers with as much interest as we did. It was wonderful that twenty Indians, all speaking English, and 4.S Polite as Iol Teamsters. And handling their teams as well as most white men can, that they should have learned .so much on a reservation. Why, we are living alongside equally as intelligent Indians who have had the benefit of the reservation system the same length of time these Indians have, and we Jiavc for the most pai t a blanket-wrapped red man, no im provement on the old stock. Why is it? we asked ourselves, but we could frame no answer. Xext day Father Wilbur pieaehed at the Baptist church, ami he an swered our query. He preached a good sermon to whites and In dians; the house was well filled, about half and half. It matters but little what he took for his text for he said at the commencement that he had been Fhe "Weeks oh the Koad. Awl was but illy prepared, and that his remarks would be very miscellaneous, and they were. lie gave us a history of his connection with the Simcoe reservation, and the results that he had obtained. Fiist, though, he said that five weeks ago he left the Simcoe xes ervatiou with the train of Indians already spoken of. That he crossed the river at Columbus and took his vray to the Malheur : reservation up the John Day river, and was surprised at the feeling of preju dice against the Indians all along the route. But to the credit of the citizens of Baker, Union and Umatilla counties, on his return, he met with no such spirit of re venge. While at Malheur reserva tion the Indians in his train. had shod all the horses. J t will be re membered that after the war of 1878 the Piute Indians who had taken part in that war were taken to the Simcoe reservation, and these Indians stores weie alo transferred to the agency; this was Father Wilburs Bulues. To take these tilings without cost to the government from the Mal heur to the Simcoe reservation. And now for his stewardship. Tn 1SG0 he was sent to the Simcoe reservation as a teacher. Londs dale being agent, he was removed and another appointed who was also removed, and in 18G4 "1 was appointed agent and have con tinued as such to this day. The first thing I did was to establish a school for learning to read, write and cipher and work. The object being to instruct them to work This was done at school, and the first wheat, corn and potatoes that was raised to amount to anything was raised by the children while at school, uniting the improvement of the mind with the improvement of the muscles. The girls were learned to cut, sew and make their own clothes and clothes for the boys." Why would it not be well to adopt such a course with white children. From this commence ment he said we have now 7,000 acres or near that under fence, the Indians are living in Nice Comfortable Hohscs Painted inside and out, and is all xh'e' work of their own hands. They have tables, chairs, cook stoves, and pictures hanging on tin walls. And lmv e thiee elnwh es well built, neatly finished, paint ed, and a bell in the laigot church. The chinch will s.nt alxmt M-ven bundled persons. The Indians have thrown away their blanket dresses, and dress like whites. The mcmberhip of the church is not far from TOO. We do nil our blacksmithing; we make all our lumber and shingles, and we have a steam aw mil! capable of cutting 10,000 feet, planing :,O00 feet, and cutting K,0()0 shingles per day. This mill is run to iis full power and only one white iimu at the woiks. Indians log, saw, plum1, and inn the engine as well a.s win to men could do. Only one while man is employed, to lake measurements of log and lumber. The way I learned tle Indians to log, I look my wife and went with the Indians and their uiv into the limber, 1 showed them low to Ciil anil aw (lit I.ni. Load them on the trucks and take them to the mill, and they learned so very well that I believe there are some of them that could beat me at the business now, though I was rai.sed at that kind of work. They h:iv among them good carpenters, good smiths, and young men learning the different trades. They have good homes, are happy, and aie accumulating property. They cannot go to war, if they do their houses are left .standing filled with necessarirs. My wife super intended the cooking in the log ging camps, till the wives of the Indians can cook as well a- she can. I attribute the advancement of the Indian- on the Siincoe resetvation to their habits of in dustry. Thc have learned to work. The agency has been self supporting for the last six years, and ill 'Hint Ik Wsmlril iim Is good moral and religious teach ing, and the spirit of industn fos tered, and the Indian problem is solved. The greatest eivili.ing power ih work, and aried work; some should be farnieis and some should be mechanics, as the In dian is capable of a high grade of civilization.' The above is as near his remarks as we remember. We hae written thus far in the form of a narrative. The readei will not lake the memoiy of the writer as anything in oom paiison to the words really spoken by Father Wilbur; in fact our recollection would do his elo quence an injustice. We have tried to condense and embody in this aiticle, not really his own words, but our memory cr them after wards. Then he talked to the In dians telling them to be good and follow the example of the old man, do right, woik, and live indepen dent. (Jiio, the thief whom old C'lnis tiancy employed to smirch the character of Mrs. C'hristiancy, turns out to be a fit's. I -el as-, man for such business. Captain Stephen D. Fianklin, the well-known Phila delphia detective, was put on the stand for the purpose of showing up the character of Giro, on the 1st. Captain Franklin opened by staling that Giro's reputation was that of a thief, confidence man an libertine of the first water, whom he would not believe on oath. He stated that in March, 1872, he arrested Giro for the lar ceny of 2,S00 worth of diamonds from a Mrs. Ogden; that Giio was sent to Moyame.nsing prison; that Mrs. (). refusing to appear against him, he was released, and that from tne letters and papers in his (Giros) trunk, it was ascertained that he was a deserter trom the Spanish army in Cuba, and had a wife and two children. Tn a letter to the Corvallis Gazette. Hon. M. C. George says: "While 1 shall labor to develop all our transportation facilities every where in our state, I shall do all in my power through the securing of government aid and otherwise to render the harbor entrance at Yaquina as perfect as nature and Uncle Samuels money, fairly and justly distributed, can make it." Captain Hendier, of the ftrt cav- t alrv, noted among bugologiirta- and j - r r O fossil hunters, is on n trip arcmii-', i i . .,... .t.w-..,.!. ,i. ' pamed by ten men. through the John Day counirv. a region known . the iim of fin native remedy, the IVru-1 . - .... iviaii Iwrk. or. ji it was railed in thii among scientists as lossil heaven. 5 laiisimiie of the couutrv. -iiuino.iutia.j tm " -ii rn . i.. .I..- . ..l:raleful for henvniwrv . n her return Ihey will follow along the course to K,lrMM. j ll?rj. she introduced tin! of the old river beds in quest of specimens of the prehistoric times. The patty may remain in the field until late in the fail. The Tacotna Ledger says the Tenino railway will probably lx extended to the lately discovered coal mines near Sealco, a distance of lour and a half miles, and the Olympia end to deep water, a mile and a half. There is also in con templation the project of extend ing the road down the valley of the Chehalis. The coal and the produce of that valley give promise of nourishing and ptolitable busi ness and a successful investment for the gentlemen who purchased the line. At the Cascades an enterprising fisherman has rigged a very unique fish trap, built on the water-wheel principle, made of wire and worked by the cut rent of the Columbia. As fish so unfortunate as to eonie in contact with the constantly revolv ing wheel ate caught up and whirled around until they are dumped into a sliding box from where they naturally slide into the receptacle beneath where there are always a mass of wriggling, gasping fish, salmon, large stur geon, funny looking eels, and other species. The ebb and flow of Chinese to this country still continues, but with no great increase to the popu lation. Oregon, Arizona, Xcw Mexico, and even British Colum bia are calling loudly for China men for building railroads. When the Chinese tieaty goes into opera tion with the fifteen-passenger clause inserted, it will b found that a line of steamers will be es tablished between Hongkong and Victoria, for the carrying of Chi nese, and thev will then -find their way into Washington and Ore gon. C. M. Carter, formerly of Port laud, publishes in his National Krform at Washington, that the commission appointed lo audit the Oiegon ami Washington war debt repotted about six millions due. Afterward engie.vs appropriated 0,0(1,000 io pay a little less than fifty cMtts on the dollar. About two-thuds of the owners were tvadilv found, and their money paid io them. But the remaining third were sniftered from British Aiiictica io Mexico, anil from China to western Fuiope, many of whom despaired of ever receiving their pay. the government being so very shnv, and have not up to this day. Their whereabouts is desired. Several bills have been introduced to pay the temainder of the amount awarded, and other amounts gtowing out of said war which are just claims. The results will be communicated to all inter ested as the bills progress in con- irres.s. A cough, cold or rorc lliront should be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an incurable lung disease or coiimuiii tion. i.rovvn's lironchial troches do not disoulcr theMomach like cough syrups and balsams, but act directly on the in lluincd parts, allaying irritation, give relief in asthma, bionchitis, coughs, catarrh, and the throat troubles which .singcis ami public speakers arc subicct to. For thirty years UrowmS bronchia! troches have been recommended by ph sieians, and alvvajs ghe perfect satisfaction. Having been tested by vv ide and constant use for nearly an ciir liio generation, they have attained vvcll incrited rank among the few staple remedies of the ae.e. Sold at :tf cent a box even where. Have Wistar's bal.s:un of wild cherry ahvavsat hand. It cures coughs colds, bronchitis., whooping cough, croup, in fluenza, consumption, and all throat and lung complaints. .10 cents and 1 a bot tle. J3PA11 citizens of Oregon who desire to inform their friends in the states of the condition and progress of this state, can have no more complete and compre hensive volume of facts to send them than by subscribing for this journal. and hav nig us mail it vreokly to their fiiciuR We mail it as directed. For ." 00 in advance, we mail three copies of Tin: WuEKiiY AvroitiAxonc year. Never go shopping without con suiting the advertising columns of The Astoriax. They will tell jou where the best bargains are to be had, and just what merchants are alive and doing business. Circuit Court Blanks, County Court Blanks. Justice Court Blanks, Sldpping Blanks, Miscellaneous Blanks, Deeds, Mortgages, etc, for Sale at The astoriax onice. Peruvian Hitter. ctadwns nabra. IM... ('..nut f'tiiftlmn V?IC lilt. SimillHll Yieer hi IVru in HCX. The Countess. lils wiri. WM-nron'ratetl ly an iatenuit- r.,wliielisiu: .,, freed hv rcinedv in .Spain, where it was know n under various nunics. tiniu i.inuwiis called il Cinchona, in honor of the huh whit had hrouphl litem that which wu- more precious than the gold of the lnis. To this dav. after a lap-e of two hun dred and iff! l-ar-. science has aiwn ii nothing to take its jdace. It effectu ally care-, a morhid ajiH'tlte for -.1111111- ItuiK l restoring tlie natural tone oi the stomach. It attacks evcc-sie !oe of liquor as it dic a fcer.aud dc-troj-. j both alike. The powerful ionic irfnc of the Cinchona is pawned in the IViuxhtn Kilters, which are as cllectixe against malarial fewr loda as thc were in the das of the old .Spanish Vieerow We guarantee the ingredi ents of these hiltiTs, tu 1k aliMilutch j mi re. and of the best known ipialilx. A trial will sjlisfj ou Hint this is im bet bitter in the world. -The proof of the itudding is in the eating." and we willing abide this test. Tor sale by all tlrugtiists. jiriH'crs and honor dealers, nnhrif. Vnrioii Cnimcs- Advancing ears care. iekiius, dis appointment, and hereditary predisposi tion nil operate to turn the hnirgraj. and either of them inclines it to shed preiiintiirel. Avi:ks II mi: Yioei: will restore faded or gra. light or red hair to a rich brown or deep black, as may he ilcsiivd. It soften and cleanses the scalp, giving it a heallhx action. It re inocs and cures ditudruu ninl Iuunors. 1! its ue falling hau is checked, and i iuiii nrrnwlli will li. ikrixlliPf.il ill 'ill "V ,...... .. ... ... ........ v. .. ... .... . cst where the follicles are ml de-; stroked or the glands decayed. Its ef fects are beautifully shown on iirasiij, weak, orsickh hair. on which a few :uV plicalions will produce the gloss and freshness of jouth. Harmless and sure in its operation, it is incomparable as a dressing, and is especially rained for the ift lustre and iichnes or tone it im parts. It contains neither oil nord.xe. and will not soil or color white cami;ric: jet it lasts long on the hair, and keeps it fresh ami vigorous. I'm: Svt k iiv m.i. Di:m.ki:s. ;3TTiir: Wkkki.y atoi:ian is an iudeieiidcitt newspaper, devoted wholl.v and 'solclx tit the commercial and mate rial interests of Oregon, and w ill be Mnt on trial four mouths toxuv address in tlie raited States on receiptor M no. "Tho inlifthilnt. of Xorlhivra and We-iera Orcson, includiiiii twelve ovja- th" f tlie State, and ombraeing the Rrcat -nlVyof tlie "Wallamet and il ''forks," enjoy ven months of spring. ummer nnd auuma weather that are almost equal to Mutbern or en-torn Oregon for bright nitd clrecrful wcaUicr and a bracing and healthy atmosphere. The Gre winter month's, from November to March, bring a bountiful rain thai produces, in due tea-on, unfailing crop:. These rains re tard, but icarccly prevent, labor outside, in any department, and of 150 days of winter, at )enl a third of thorn are dry and btight. Mercliauts or others finding Inac curacies in our shipping list will confer a favor by rciwrting the same to this ollice. As a compendium of news and miscellany no publication of tlio north west equals Tur. AVeekly Astoktan. A splondid number now read'. For sale at the counter with or without wrappers for ten cents a copy. 3TBcKks, Pamphlets, Lawyer's Briefs, and in fact ever possible style of Printing is done as well and as cheaply at Tun -AsTor.rAN Jon Rooms as anywhere else in the State. Call and examine specimens and prices. TheAstoriniihasal AfluQrrioinrr largerclrculationou the i rtQVcrUSIIlgi Columbia river than any other state paper. 1 EQI'AIi TO THE BEST, AND Cheap as the Cheapest, at J Tuk Astobivn Omcr. PB1HTIKQ- PHOTOGR.VPIIIC ENVELOPES. Al.AROE STOCK JUST OPENED. AND will be fold by tbe bunch, or br tha thousand, at TueAstoeuk office. BILLS OF LADING, WAY' BILLS, Receipts, and all kinds of Commer cial Printing, done at the Astonan office. ' CALL. EXAMINE, ORDER.E CORRECT PRINCIPLES Demand that hills be rendered promptly, and to do it nicely, set your Dill paper an J Statements printed at T11E ASTORIAN Offica DO NOT SEND AWAY For Printing of any kind until jou have trfod TUE AST0RLAX Office. OLD PAPEBS. DETERJIINED Tf TT A VINO DETERJIINED TO CLOSE cut l l oar stock of old papers now is i to iccure a lot for bandy purposes, at oar stock of old papers now is the tis ly purposes, at Tux AST0BU5 offica. " CELEBRATED IX Mfe w 8T05IACII BITTERS i'eeblc Hd Sickly PersoHM irer their italitv by uursulnc a c of Hostctter's Stomach Rltters. the 'most popular invlgorant and alterathc medicine In use. General debility, fever and agne, dyspepsia, constipation, rheumatism, and other maladies are completely removed by It. Ask those who have used it wh.it.lt has done for them. For sale bv all drunristt if4 WVl and dealers generally. BANKING ASD INSURANCE. BANKING AND INSURANCE. X. VST. CASE, nnntrn p i UtfCD DnUlvtn. uAtmLil wt- INSURANCE AGENT. ASTOUl.i. - - - OKECSON OFFICE HOriJS: HKOM S O'CLOCK A. M. UNTIL 4 O'CLOCK P. 31. Home Mutual Insurance Co., OF CALIFORNIA. ?. 1. HonuiTov i it .s. K.sroia tlK.t !.. Sroi:. . . ....I'resli!ent Secretary ..Atcent fer 0-aon tultiri imtit up in C S. Klit r.i4n . .$ S0O WW irO : Y. V SC Agent. ClHMMuiiUNsjrret. Astoria. Oregon. 67,000,000 CAPITAL. LIYKltl'OOL AND LOvnOS AND GLOBK, NOHTII ttlllTISH AND MERCAN TILE OF LONDON AD KDINBUUOn. OLD CONNECTICUT OF HART FORD, AND COMMERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA fIRK INSURANCE COMPANIES. Roercentinja capital of C7,000,000. A. VAN DUSEN. Asent. MISCELLANEOUS. A Merciml Man K Mcreifiil to hts !UaM. o.vi.v a." i'KX'rs. 650.OQ0 ALREADY SOLD ! ! A treatise en the Wl j! JS iSi H And his Diseases. h B.J. E&- 'BALL, M.D. Full of Valuable anil I'rnrtlcnl Iu formation, ami Containing; an ixnr.x of nisr.ASKs. Which plies ttie symptoms. -:uie and the IU'st Treatment of each : a laiile uivinc all the prhit'iiKii tlnisiistMl lorthe Horse, with theonlinaiy doM'.etfects and antidote when h ms(hi : a table witn an fiir.i in? of the norsvs leeiu ai uin-n-ni . wnn rules for telling the ascof ihellere: Kiensniv iiis showing the liiiHtrt:il iK!nts in the structure of the horse. ato tlhistniting posi tions assumed hyskk horses in different dis eases. A valuable eollectiou of receipts. inan o uiiieli would cst a horse-owner three to lie dollars eaeh. EVERY FARMER SHOULD OWN THIS BOOK. Thoiisaiulswlio Iiaveseen it commend it and many good horseim-n have extolled it Iu tin litgncst terms, men stating that the prefer il Iu UmiKs whieh lost ,! tl to 10 00. llouot throw awa nnr mone in the oiir eliase of tsll iNMks on tin llorst. which are mi full if m limw- ainl teeiimeal teniisa-. to 1h- iitutiti llitiibh to lh" average reader but. iniY KKNDAL1S TKKAT1SK, AIookof Uupnuis. In jHiin-r eoers. guilt j ou more practical uifurumtinnthait l con tained in some Iar. ohim.'s at far hlglier cost, llaviiigcvjitiiucd thi-ttk.ik ihoroughl wean s:it htjed no HORSE-OWiNER Would Itfsilatea moiiieni .iUml ineslnie2. s-nls iniis pun li.iM'.if b-did but know the vallle o us eiinieiiH. l.eeogiiiiiig Hie ile simlilil of h.i mm; Mti h pnieiu-il informa- tioH as our fanuliiK iriemis ixii need m their business, prmcled it rinisonable cost iustc.td f being obliged t p.i the enormous profits deiikiiiiled b I in I'ebhshers of most Agneiiltunil I5sks. v.eh.uesiviired Several Hundred Copies Oi lhisahiable4itlle 1 mil is' on the Horse, single copies of winch we shall In pleased to mail to any reader of this pajier. pust.ige pre uiiil l us. mi reeeit r 25 OIESlXrTJS. Kemittauces max 1m made in ciirn'iiej , sd Vcrorslamps. Send all orders in a. . JKK.i.vxn. Astoria, (iregnr METROPOLITAN Shaving and Hair Dressing Saloon. tin the Kimdwa net to I. Poster's snhoii. I'he Hst f stitisfeuiiflH guaranteed. Hair Cutting. - V cents Shaving ------25" hnmioIng, - - - - 'Si " Dyeing friuii ----- is:i7.1 " A lilnnd simre of the trade solicited. "W. It DAY. Proprietor. tt'AK IS lK('IiAiCKI WITHOUT rricTHKii xetici: And no terms of Knce until everj'tiun in Astoria has anew suit of clothes 3IAI)t: KY 3IKAXY. Tok:it the prices: Pants to order from -Pants, Genuine French Ciissiniere -Suits from ------ S0o 12 CO 113 00 Tlie fliif'st line of samples on the coast to select from. P..I.MIIANY. Main street, opposite Parker Hoilm. Astona. tinplateT" block tin For vile e "Varehoueat Astoria or Portland bv KAI.FOl'K. CilTHJtlEdr Co. 56-tf Portland, Oregon. mvcsmM SH. A General Reduction OF TWEATY-riVE PER Clothing aud Furnishing Goods. MISCELLANEOUS. J. -7T. O O -KT IKT, holesale agent for the RED CBOWN FL0TJE Made by the new ptoteas. The best Flour iu the market. Kv ery sack guaranteed; if not (tootl as represented sou can return it. Merchants will lind It to their advantage to sell this Flour. IJRAN. SHORTS AND CHOP FEED Also for sale. IVrsons wishing Flour or Feed will find me at m new Drug Store, at O. It. & N. OoN dck. Astoria. .1. AV. CONN. WlLSOX & FlSIIER ukai.im:; ix LUBRICATING OIL, COAL OIL, PAINTS AND Ollii. Sheet, Round, and Square Prepared Rubber Packing. PROVISIONS, MILL FEED, GARDEN SEED, GRASS SEED. Which will be exchanged for country pro- uucuurMJiu ;u lowest prices. Corner Cheiiamus and Hamilton Streets ASTORIA. OliEGON. C. H. STOCKTON. KOXJSE, SXGWNT .VXD i "- l -CARRIAGE PAINTER,- PAPER HANGING AND WALL COLORING A SI'FCIAI.TV. GLAZING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 3Shon next door to Astnriau otlice, in Khiister's binlduig. J. H. D. GRAY. Wlinles:ile and retail dealer in. ALL KIXJS OF FEIII), Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc. General .storage and Wliaifage on reason able terms. Foot of P.entou stret. AMorl.i Oregon. WILLIAM EDGAE, Corner Main and ChcnamUs Streets. ASTOItIA OREfiON. DKALKX la CIGARS AND TOBACCO. The Celebrated JOSEPH RODCERS &. SONS GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY AND THE GENUINE W0STENH0LM and other Englbh Cutlery. FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS Genuine Meershaum Pipes, etc. A Hue stock of VVttteheM and Jewelry, .1Iii.y.le ami IJreeeh l.oadlnsr.SIiot Uuiih and Utiles. Itevotxer.H. IMstol. and Aniiniiultlon .WAKl.Vi: (,-bASSIX Al.sQ A I'l.SK Avsortmeiit of fine SPITTACLES ami KK Glass ES. I. W. CASE, IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE AND RE TAIL DEALER IK 6EMRAL MERCHANDISE Corner CheuamiLS and Clss Greets. ASTORIA --- OREGON D. K. V IRRKt. . T. U. ElTOi Astoria Market ! OPPOSITE OCCIDENT IIOTEl , ASTORIA, --- - OREGON. WAKREX JL i:.VTO.V. I'roprletorM. (Sueceuon to Warnn X- ileGuiit Wholesale and Retail Dealer) in Fresh and Cured Meats A full hue of FAMILY GROCERIES. FLOUR. FEED HAY. CANNED FRUIT, VEGE TABLES. ETC. B--Butter, Ksss. Cheese, otb. constantly on hand. Cj Ships supplied at the lowest rates. THE DEW DROP INN ! Oh. fishermen, all hear the good news I A fine saloon Is started with best of Liquors, Wines and Beer, AND FINE FREE LUNCH UNGUARDED. The randcHt Caviar and Cheese-, IN SANDWICH THICK AND THIN And will ou spend a pleasant hour, drop in at the DEW DltOP INN on Concomlystreet. J.T.BORCHERS, Astoria and. Ilnapptna. Regular Mall and l'assenger Steamer ROSKTTA. bESS- W.VYAYE MASTER nSSSilr" K"aPP," fr AHtria a"d CARRYING THE U. S. MAIL. Also have a lighter which enables her t carry wood or f reiglit of any kind. arFor charter, freight or passage, at liv- ins rates apply on board, or at I. AY. Case's gtoro. CEA'T. 03T ATX -flLT1 45feM!b BUSINESS CAIIDS. XV CRA., 3T. D, 'PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Koom No. :t. Antorlan HnildlHS. I IT STAinS.) IJEsroKXCK Corner of Hen ton and Court streets. Astoria. Oregon. "TA-V TI.'TTLE. M. I. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office -Over the White House Store. Kf-SIdknck Next door to Mrs. Muesou's boarding home. Chenamas street. Astorlr Oregon. TK. 31. I. JKXXIXGM. PHYSICIAN ATfD SUltGEON. Oraduate I'nUenity of Virginia, isss Philcian to Kay View hospital, Balthnoru Clt . ISca-To. Office In Page & Allen's building, up stairs, Astoria. TJ1 P. 11XCKM. DENTIST, ASTORIA, - OltfiUON; Kooms in Allen's building up stairs, comr of Cass and Sqeniocqlie streets. Q. A. BOW LB Y. ATTORNEYAT LAW. Chenamus Street. - ASTORIA. OREGO j iv. Firr.Tox. ATTORNEY AT LAW, ASTORIA - - - OKF.OON Ofllce over Page & Allen's store, Cass .street TCI V. HOI.DKX. NOTA11Y PUBLIC, jArCTiOXKEK, COMMISSION AND IN- SUKANCB AGENT. T A.McIXTOSir. 3IERCHANT -TAILOR, Occident Hotel Iniihllngr. ASTORIxV - - - OREGON , Q II. ISAIX A CO. OK.V1 KK IX Dooi'M, IVImtoWM. UlInilH. 1'rau NoniM, Lumber. Etc. All kinds of Oak Lumber, Glass. Koat Ma terial, etc. Steam Mill near Weston hotel. Cor. Gen evive and Astor streets. I'HLKXIIAKT A. MCIIOKXK. Occident Hotel Hair Dressing Saloot ASTOHIA - OREGON. Hot, Cold, Shower, Steam and Snlphur RATHS. ErSpeeIal attention given telatliea'am: children's hair cutting. Private Entrance for Ladies. WILLIAM mY, PRACTICAL BOOT AM) SIIOK MAKER. Cukx.oius Stkkkt. opiMvsite Adler's Book store, - AsroniA. Oreoox. t& Perfect fits guaranteed. All work warranted. Give me a trial. All orders promptly Idled. v. l-mVaisk. Astoria. .1. A. BKOWN Portland. HHOW.V & Mft'ABE, STEVEDORES AND RIGGERS. Astoria onice At 1- C. lloldeu's Auctlou store. Portland onice'-' I B street. 13-tX MRS. S. T. McKEAN, HK.V1.M: IX DHKSS TRIMMINGS, All kinds of WOOLS, ZEPHYRS, LADIES UNDERWEAR, ETC., Corner of C.ss and JeHerson streets, Astorlw. StaiupIuKdone lo order. IE. -a. TJI3ST3XT. dealer in F.MIIIA" fiROCERIKS. XAir.S.HIII.L FEED AXI) HAY Cash paid for country produce. Small profits ou cash sides. Astoria, Oregon, cor ner of Main and Squemocahe streets. Seug: or the Albany Beer! IJespectfully Dedicated to and Sold by CIIAS.GKATTKI:. - - - - ASTORLA. Goh1 evening kind friends, just listen to me. And when ou have heard me, I'm sure j ou'H agree. I-w ill give you a stor , and sinu It out clear Andthe name of my song Is the ALBANY BEER. You can find it all round in this city of gold. And the way that they make It has never been told. That's a secret they keep and hold v ery dear. For the whole conntrv Ls drinking that ALBANY BEER. The brewerv Is large and the machinery is fine. And everj order is sent to you right up to time. They get all kinds of orders from far and " from near. And everyone's healthy that drinks AL BANY BEER. For every thing-there looks so clean and so neat. And their beer is so sparkling, it cannot be beat. If v ou are feeling bad or the blues do annear. You can drhe them avvav by drinking AL- BANYREER. I have an old father, who's now eighty- th red. And this In the advice he gave mrto me. . He spoke to mc kindly with a voice bright "If voii wantto lc heaUhy,drink ALBANY ut JEER." I Since tnen 1 have ,,os,e :uul l'm Jieart" At the round age of fifty T can always be I At mv daily labor befoie the.un doesapnear I Al,aB,gR,.,lay a"(l lll8ht r , Also, on draught, THE CELEBRATED BOCK BEER. n pvattvi.' WFif'miF SAinfiv c- GRATTKL, - - AELC03Ih bALOON, I Roadway, opposite O.IL&N.Co'sDock. J&rx K LOEB'S,- J