The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, July 22, 1881, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textr) gnc nil3 Jvslxrctotu. ASTORIA- OREGON: FBjyjAY. JULl . ihju .C.IKELAM .Editor. Condition of the President. The record of th presidents case is one of steady improvement. Little can be added in the way of details to facts in official bulletins and telegrams to consulting sur geons. The doctors seem to have one language for the public and another for private persons, but the confidence of the people in the recovery of the president has not been shaken. From Alaska. The California broke her cylin der head near Pearl straits and proceeded, after a short delay, with one engine, and arrived at Harris-, burp-on the 11th inst. She went to the new wharf, which is now completed, and is certainly one of the best north of Portland. Very little work has been done on ledires, but the prospects look bet- than ever. Ledge arc showing up well and have every appear ance of being solid and permanent. A mail service has been estab lished between Sitka and Harris burg, in accordance with the peti tion forwarded last February. The hills arc full of prospectors, many having gone, far into the in terior. New locations and dis coveries have been made, but none of any great value. The citizens of llarrisburg have issued a call for a convention for the purpose of sending a representative to "Washington, who will be instruct ed to urge upon the government the necessity for. the establishment of some form of government and laws. The California will go to San Francisco from Puget-sound. Prospects of an election in Al bany aie no better than last week. Canadian Pacific railroad share holders passed resolutions author ising' the issue ol -25.000.000 for bonds. The first locomotive for the Cali fornia Southern railroad has ar rived at San Diero per brio" Ori ent from San Frane.iwjo. Seven cargoes of railway non now afloat, and fiw loading, will be laid down in western ( Iregon and AYashington as. soon as it ar rives. An agent of a Kentucky liquor hou.te says his firm i uwe.ll pleaded with the demand for thi'ir whisky in Oieo-on." It would be funny if they were not pleased. There will be a first-clas tan nery in full operation in The Dalle within ninety days from date. There is no business in Waco county with a capital of $5,000 or S10,000 that will pay more hand somely. The Standard ays a man i in luck these timas if he escapes be ing robbed, even if sober, but a drunken man stand no show at all, and strangers at riving in Portland had better deposit their coin in the safe of their hotel. The government steamer Wa chusetr, McArthur, and Ilassler, have just left San Francisco. The "Wachussett goes to Sitka to re lieve the Jamestown, which is ordered home; the Hassle r is bound for Alaska, and the McArthur goes north on a general survey. Colonel Mendel, assistant engi neer Payson, and commissioner Knox have visited the brush dams of Yuba and Bear rivers, Califor nia, and report them in a flourish ing condition. The dams were not so badly injured by the fresh ets as was thought, and, except in in a few spots where breaks oc curred, the willows are growing in a way to strengthen them. They are not designed to impound the fine sand which floats alonjr with the-Avater until it forms a stagnant pool. This fine sand will float along and settle in the waters of the bajr and harbor of San Fran cisco. It is impossible to avoid this result. The brush dam sys tem might be useful to hold in check the debris now in the moun tain streams; but as a remedy for the evil of hydraulic raining, they are entitled to little consideration. SSThere is not now any better news paper, nor oue more consisteiitlv de voted to the building up of the country than The Astobiax. At the price of. TwoDolIars-peryear it is the cheapest, as well a3thobest "With your aid and encouragement we shall be able to make further Improvements to enhance its field of usefulness. f Buy the Weekly. The Weekly Astorlvn for this 3 week is full of just sucli information j ami news 01 utc country as your menus in the cast want to sec. It has very iow ativcixisciiicjii.s, anu is cuock 10 me imi7.ie of information that no family Two dollars will liny the whole wad for a year. Si .TO for six montlis,or ten cents ncr copj. Office to Rent. Single or in suites of two. in Tin: A' Toni.vx building. Prices reasonable. 5T"What nlcasure It is to pay ones dehts ! In the first plaee.it removesthat uneasiness which a terson feels from dependence and obligation. It affords pleasure to the creditor, and therefore gratifies our social affection. It pro motes that future confidence Inch is so interesting to an honest mind. It opens a prospect of being readily supplied with what you want on future occasions. 11 leaves a consciousness of our virtue; and it is a measure we know to be right. both in point of justice and sound econ omy. Finally, it is the main summit of simple icpulation. ray us, tnai we may pay filters. SEW TO-DAY. ITUU'NI). Julv 20tli. 1R8I. a piece of net. JC new linos. Corks inaiked 1. and K. .10E KITZ. At Devlin & Co. LOsT. Three hundred futltom of new net, with Miiall piece or old net on each end. forty-siv mesh deep. corks marked .1. 12. and S. V. C. : was hst at Point Klliee .luly 18th. rinder will le rewarded bv :ii)pliug lo OTTO JOHNSON. icamliua ian Packing Co. Aslona..lul) 11. 1 ITUH'ND. Fifty fathoms thirty-sh. ineh : net, .Manilla ce: k and lead lines, marked M. &. .1. on lead lines. Owner can have same on linning nroiwrtv ami nning charges. AXLo-.un:niCAX pko.co. Astoria, Jii1 lS.lfSl. TTtorXl). Aim J. was picked hi on the lmr to-day : no marks, owner can hac .same by i:ting charges and proiiip property. ly applying t I.EWIh I'.llOwS'. Vstonu Fishery. Astoria, .Tul 10, d&w-lw I' OST.Simdav night. .Inly 17th. on beacon j IJ, abo e Tongue K)int. about 3-JO fathom of W mesh net, about 112.7 fathom ot left handed cork line, and the balance right handed. Also a niece of about i-0 fathom 40 mesh Kelfast twine. A private net. Finder will leave wool at Martin roanis. .iui 18.KS1. vm.wahi.gi:i:x. LOST. AlKjut two hundred fathom of new net. Xo. :. 11-ply. was lost down at the bar to-dav ; some of the corks are marked F. 1). and some K.. with coal oil canon end of net. The tinder will be rewarded by"ap phinglo LEWIS BROWN, Astoria Fishery. Astoria, .luly 1C. d&w-lu " Notice to Trespassers. Am. persons are iikrkry for bidden to trespass m any manner upon lot 1, block 3i Oluevs Astoria, under pen alty of prosecution. .1. . MEOLER. Astoria, Oiegon, .Iul 13. 18M. Meeting of Pilot Commissioners. a WW. WASHIXGTOX TERRITORY board . of Pilot Commissioners for the Columbia ltnerand liar will hold a meeting at Ilwaco, on Thursday, .luly 8, issj. K older of the board. Gotd JI. C. COMi:c Y.S. Secretary. To Contractors. BIDS AMI.L P.J' RECRIYEI) P.Y THE undersigned, ShKUic Slice of Bergman & IJeny m Astoria, luitil .luly 21, IKSI.at 10 o'clock a. m.. when llnV will Ik opened, for the extension of the Rojidnln from Fount to a iMtmt 700 to !oe feet abote. Woik to be .similar to that alre.ul ekufttnu-ted. lllds must slate ttie prn-fe per foor.t Tlie privilege oi ivjccimgauv or an itius is resneii. A. V. J1EKUY, Deputy Supervisor Itoad District Xo. 1 Squemocqha Street. Notice in lieiebv Kiven llitil the assess ment uiiide h onliuaiiei o. 117 for im Iiov,inj amrrepaiiiut! of Squcinoeqlia street lioui the west tide of l'a-. slieel to the east end of said Squeinocqhn Mreet, in Mcl'Iurcs Astoria, in tlieinaiiner tirf vided 1. oidinance No. 411. on each of the following des-erilieil lots fronting upon that patt of .Sqticiuocqhu street fiom Hie west side of t'ass- street to the easl eml of said .SqiicmnrqlKi street is now due and pastille at thcollicc of the eil Tieasiuer in said eitj. in United States gold and siher coin, and unless pa'ul within livedaj.sfrom theexjiiration of this notice, vi.: Auu.st ."th, issi,the Coiuuion Council will order warrants issued loi the collection lhemir. The assessment is as follews: No. of Xo. of 1'ro'ble Name of owner of the Lot, feet block., cost. Oeo. Flael .......' 1 00 tlfC! i!7 . j 2 CO -IS 5V. 1 1 irani l'.mu n .......... .t 0 -is us . J 4 ) -IS Jtt C.(Ht Fl.nel r. Tn is " . .. .1 ' Hi J -i " ; ) 48 M " .. 8 Tii XTfl C7 Itohert Canutlutrs S r& 4s JK .lolui Hohson as 4S 10 Trustees or M. . I. Kiniiev it ss 48 H3 12 AS 4SSW IS .S 48 va I 14 JW 4S 1 llaHh &Meeis j 1 02 IS ffj I'arker a. Coinuliiis 2 2 00 00 CAN. Hume . .. i 00 00 ' J 1 02 OD 00 Cit or Astoria 1 fil 4S J8 Tnisteesof 31. .1. Kiuuevl 2 ill 18 an j 5 lil 18 935 Pjthlan ljiint Avso'tion I iU ii'Jfi Heirs of ('.. W. Warren. ( ! 48 93 ' " 7 01 4S ns 5. Y. Hume 5 r7 00 00 r. oo oo Vm. llume..... . 7 Til Oo 00 " 1 h R 4S13 ly ouler of the Coininon Conneil. K. 11. CAKDWELU Auditor and Clerk. Astoria, Oregon, July 21, 15J31. W E. XEiyTEJSTT1. ASTOKIA. OKEfiOX, DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, Toilet and Fancy Articles, PATENT MEDICINES, ETC. ESTrescnptions carefully compounded at all hours. ESTIomeopathlc- Tinctures and Tellels, and Humphrey's Speciflc also kept STEAMER PRINTING DONE TO 0EDER! At the Astorian Office EFiTMl HVi;i i"i) NEAT, QUICK, CHEAP! Shipmasters Will also find us Ready TO FIZZ ORDERS for BILLS OF LADING MANIFESTS, Etc., On Short Notice. MONEY KEPT AT HOME IS A profit laved. Patronize Astorkni, ftnSCELLAXEOUS Astoria and Upper Astoria j Freight and Passenger Line. "Will lei the Occident Hotel and lnRoS Allen"; corner at ' Six O'clock A. M.j Daily, j And each alternate hour thereafter. ' Will also Leave Upper Town from I Mr. Fords Place at the End of ; the Road, from Van Du- j sens Store and from , Mr. Johansens, j EACH ALTERNATE HOUR. Saturday nitdits will run later to accommo date Hie puhlie. Thcabou'willbc the Malions fortartiiu;. but this lino lias been established for Hit accommodation of the public. and will curry passengers, baggage or freight, to any art of either city that is accosiblcto teams, FAKES. Tickets will be .sold at the rate of 12K cents per trip. Baggage ami pnrvels at same rates. J.. C. MTLKi:. Manager. Astoria, May 27. IsSl. HANSEN BROS., ARCHITECTS AND BTXIXjIDaSIFLS. Jobbing and Repairing OX SHIPS, HOUSES, ETC.,! -.,., .. .. ... ...J.. I Aiienaea 10 ai inc onoriesi nuuec. , cniivmi ;; ivn Ti'i srriM.'i-Tsc i v..,...,... v.v. ..,.. .w.w , ASTOKIA. - OKKttON. LATEST FURNISHING GOODS, ImMBCHBWSlllHjits, Caps, .......... THE WAR IS OVER! -AXI) THE CMcap Brewery is tie Victor ! -OVKK ALL- SAK FRANCISCO BREWERIES! And this Telegraphic News will tell the i-o- pie of Astoria ami iciiill that they can flml a Healthful and Delicious lente t i IllhOtCIDLNr HOThU 'mi r:iM sinn 1111. Ill.ll I Uli.M.i;. . t.... h.v.uia.v. " TIIK MINT SALOON, ANTONi: KIKIjOH'S. O. II. WIXCKXTS. ISAAC FOSTKK':. Dr.J.O'KIilK.VS. KAXNLSTKi: i HAM1FK.VS. 1'KTKlt KEISS. X. .lOHAXHEX'S, FKAXK UKXHl-VS. Ml.'. DICKKY'S. in Atttrniu. At Calhliimei. AT1I.D. l'.IKXIirS. At Owienille. AT I. S. .IOX1LS". D. A. KODWAVrf. At Ilwaco. AT W. 15. II WDKX-S. J. STRAUSS, - Agent, FOK- Oregon and Washington Territory. Any orders left at the Occident Hotel, oral Isaac Foster":!, will he promptly attended to. THE ASTORIA i PLEASURE GARDENS Will 1r open Every Saturday and Holiday fei: Pleasure, Fun, Exercise, innocent Re creation and Games of different hinds, WITH Foot Racing and Horse Raclns on Each Saturday. Prizes awarded to the winner In each game. The Garden to be open to the fun loving citizens of Astoria andicinitvfnr the sea son by WM. OltDEUS & CO. 4'Go iis You Please' A walking match will take place at Uherty AUGUST 10, 1881, From two o'clock in the afternoon until two o'clock in the night. Daily 12 Hoar for C Day. J. J. Casey of San Francisco, E. E. S and J. E. Sal ma of Astoria, challenge Shaw Jlr. iiuuiKa ouaiiuiu iui iiitr mi hi in.nju. Admission, - 2.'i cents s. DAVIS. c. v.ROvrx. DAVIS & BROWN, Dealers in General Merchandise, Dry Goods, GROCERIES, Aud full line of Family and Campers sup plies. Fish lines, Hooks, etc. ILWACO. W.T. Any article needed can be purchased at Astoria prices, and there is no need for visi tors to bring i Ith them many articles which we can supply. CITY TAXES. TVrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the x City Assessment roll for issi.ls now in ray hands for collection and all of said taxes are now due. All iiersoas that are Indebted for the same may save five percent, by pav ing said taxes before August 11. 1881. V. E. DEMENT, Cl-d&wtd City Treasurer. Girl Wanted. rr J v L IEL OK MIDDLE AGED "WOMAN. Inquire at THE OFFICE. iUSCELLAXEOUS. IMPORTANT ill OK Til K SOUSE To make room for an immense stock of goods Hint are arriving b eerj steamer. 1 will sell for the NEXT THIRTY DAYS -AT Greatly Induced Prices ! My entire stock, comprising the latest stjles Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Cloaks. Dolmans. , Ladies and Childrens Shoes and Slippers Al-SO: . "O.Mi'LI .im-: line of MKNS AND YOUTHS CLOTH TNG Boots, Shoes, KTC. ETC. ETC. Itefore luirchasinK your rooIs elsewhere call in aud examine my goods ami prices, as It will pnyjou well for your trouble. S. SCHLTJSSEL, WHITE HOUSE STOllE, Corner Main ami Chenamns streets, ASTORIA, OREGON. kjr cTllTlcrtnTI TVTaTlVof 3 " SVrrrt - - Astoria Oregon JtEIiGMAX (' JtEliltl l-KSPi:CTFIrLLY CALL THE ATXEN. AVtion of tho miotic to thu fact that the Sucre .unrKci win anvayri oeanpiniea wnn n ..,., ,rv,.. .,, -.-r. . . r. flll.l.AlilM i'.rijt;AMri FRESH AND CURED MEATS I Which will hosi.ltl nt lwe?t rates, wlioleaalo and retail. Special attention utreu to hupplj ns shiux. S. GLASER & CO., isucciSsors to F. Sherman & Co.) MAIN STI'F.irr. - ASTOKIA. OHW'OX Is preared lo suppl. Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Cornell .1Ieuts I'oullry. I.'unie. Kle. Also constantly on hand Fresh Butter, Eggs, Vegetables. (SHU'S SFPl'LIKD ATl.OWF.ST UATiS. TPtc1i C'liiM-tun. iitMiliit Ai'Art'ilnv ir to J: CENTRAL MARKET. Oeneral assortment of tahlc stock constantly on Hand, such as CaniHMl Fruits and Jolly, Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Lard, vams. ih'ttkr, cheese, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, FISH. IOUrTY AM OAIE In the season. cicsaies xyn tobacco. Best r 1XKS A'D I.IQUOBS. AH cheap for CASK. Goods sold on com mission. Opposite I. W. C;ise's store. J. KOUdERS. C. I.RIXKNWHUKIC 1IIKA3I 11KOWX. RSTAnUSHKO 1V. Leinenweber & Co., ASTORLV, OREGON, TAMERS AM COMERS, Manufacturers aud Importers of A LI. KINDS OF AND FINDTaVGS Wiolesale Dealers in OIL AND TALLOW. M.VNUFACTUI1ERS OF BOOTS and SHOES s-nighcst cash price paid for Hides and Tallow. S PILES. The undersigned Ls nrenaredto furnish a large number of Spiles and Spars at his place on short notice, at reasonable rates. Applv to C. G. CAPLES, Columbia City Lot and Improvements for Sale. LOT EIGHT, IN BLOCK SEVENTY five la Olneys Astoria, together with A Geed IIbhso hbiI lVeedslierl ron M.VF. IIUXDKE13 J)OLLHS. For particulars taqidre of M. SERBA or V. H. TWILIGHT. AstoriatJuiyii.issr. THE CALIFORNIA STORE, (The Cheapest One Price Store in Astoria) Corner Opposite the Post Office. A CAM) TO TUK PATRONS OF THE CALIFORNIA STORK. We iHtOHd now as at iwr Mart. TO KE:r.I.ATE TUK PRICES OK I)R HOODS AND CI.OTHINC IX ASTORIA. have done, and -.liall continue to do o. Wo. Orientate, Never Imitate. . m a w.d to ouk oppcne ft ' Blow your Trumpets inside Out, We Lead. Others Follow. And Fire off your Guns. $13,756 VeUae r-ilMoel pnee- iuoursick to the amount of Thirteen Thousand Se en Hundred and Fifiv-Siv Dollars, thus string intended purchasers a chance to ave Abmev. Kemember a Dollar -aeil I-. .i Dollar'liirned. LADIES ;ODS 1K1AKT.11I luuen-H. Mohairs. Silk and oiric i)ici:ss ;oods iiki'autmkat consists or niack i xiiu t otoreil t-asliiiien-H. .Alohalrs. Mlk ami Mollis, iirocaites. ('nine: Hair Smtuu;--. ami a tiountlful siiuph of ! Dn-s weurtooiiiuiienHis for cltissltication. All at 'oNt Price. SHAIVlS. I.A4-KS. Linens. MHIiiMTi CnhN Price. VXDKKWKAlt. l"aniMls. Tanej CI.OAK AX I) l'IT ileimrinient consists stxlesof DiiiH!Oi. acniie-. Vnii. H.nebwks. e"er deM-riplioii. at i'ot I'rici. IjA1iks. .iiis.si:.. am 'iiii,ii:i:s siiofjs m i Trench Kid. i'ebble ibi.it, l Kid. Samlals. XeuKirt Ties. Infant Shoes. in fact eerthhitrapiH'rtainim: ton tlrst-elass Shoe Depart- i incut. Uuin (Uoe km. ir pru an Jpeelnlty A NEAr FEATURE, OUR COUNTRY ORDER DEPARTMENT. IPXTtSn? IN THE FIELD! Ill couMtpk'iu ol the great Increase of orders front the Country, we wNh to inform purtic dolrin to imrchae goods at ca-. irict:ind who are nimble to attend in jiersoii. that we hae placed an eflicicut clerk in IhLs department, who will forward sample and INS of juices, to jmtmiu who desire them, and we guarantee to eerj ikr.on ordering through this department, that tney will receive the iiue alite a if erMnalI Micriuteiiding then own purchase.. Our One Price System, Goods Marked in Plain Figures, Justice to Everyone, Together with the Immense Miwk to select from, is a siimVicnt guarantee 1h.it the wants of all can be supplied and even thelmost fastidious 4cnscd. DIRECT ALL COMMUNICATIONS, LOCK BOX 248. THE CALIFORNIA STORE, (The Cheapest One Price Store in Astoria.) Corner Opposite the Post Office. MISCELLANEOUS. Gs W. HtTWIE Wholesale and Retail Dealer; ! GROOTCRITCvS,: PROVISIONS, LliillliBR.; RTC. KTC. H'l'( ' Fisliermc'iis siiiiLOaiiiiory JB XJ3EDEXaIDE!S A SPECIALTY. A(!KNT YOU THE San Jose Fruit Packing Co., AND TIIK San Francisco Olieinical WORKS. ASTOICIA. okk;. SEA VIEW HOUSE. j. L.STorr. - - ruormirrei: North Pacific llcarli, W. T., WW be Open for Visitors July 4, 18SI. It b one mile nearer Ihvaoo than last .se;ixn TRBSCIURD & liPSHURi DEALERS IN SHiP CHANDLERY PROVISIONS. IBOjY, STEEL. GOAL, Builders General HARDWARE, PAINTS. OILS, ETC. AGENCY OF TUK Imperial Mills Flour and Feed. Ghenamus Street, Near Olney, ASTORIA. OREGON gfe VXD- Wool l'lanis, impress Klannels. Ho-.ier CihhIs. All nt ont if the ery latest anil I.tneu Suits of consists of the er I'oiutrs. ucKiies. rmlershlrls. Drawers. 'ot Price. .1 lieuutifiil to wear. a i I Trunks. Vaks.s. Satchels, and all kinds of Portmanteaus. MISCELLANEOUS. A. V. A1.LKV. r. H. iuoe. Pae-e & Allen;,RIS11 s ("l'VHS.SORS rO K. M. I.AKSHN.) Wholesale and retail itraleM hi Provisions, Grookery. 'Glass and Plated Ware, TKOI'KUl AND HOMliSTIC FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Together wilh lUBS. LlQHOrS, TOtaOlCiarS The largest and most complete stock of goods In their line to be found in the city. Corner ofCiiS and Sqiiemocqlie Streets, ASTOIUA, OREGON. New and Durable Scow for Sale, 20x44 feet, A No, one new 2."0 lb Anchor, . One new liJO n Anchor ; About Forty Fathom new 5 Chain. Any one needing the above will find it greatly to their ndiantage to call immedi ately on W. 1C. TICIIENOR. First fish station on Skipanon, Clatsop. "Warranty deeds, nult claim deeds and mortgage, for sale at this office. franklin, UNDERTAKER, ASTORIA. DKAI.KK IN WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES AND UNDERTAKERS GOODS. C. K. .TACJCrXS. J. A. aiONTOOIKUV. STOVE AND TIN STORE Sole Agents for the Magee Standard Ranges, Etc. ASTORLV, - OREGON. Tu&xx.ajR3:ssrGv CLEANING and REPAIRING NEAT. CHE.VP AND QUICK. RY CJKOKGE LOVETT. Cehnamns St., nest Nicholas' Barber Shop. SHIPPING TAGS THE BEST QUALITY, WILL BE SOLD by the hundred, or by the box, printed or plain, to suit customer?, at . The Astoria oEce. . j tp u - i i. - i , Comer Calami Sinemofli. streets, t OREGON ThU w chiim t C-rEKTS 3IEXS. YOI.'TIIS. A.M HOYS ci.etiii.c: 1K PAJIT.11KXT consUis-of a full line or French, audi English. Dl auonaK Scotch Tweeds ami Che-iiots. lllaek Doeskins and Broad cloths, l'laui ami Fancy Cnssimcres. in liht ami dark colors. aJl at Cost Price. HATS AXI CAPS, in all stles and colors. at Cost Price. HOOTS AXI) SHOKS or Eastern. California, ami Oreuon .Mauufaeturen, at lcs thau cost of manufacture. f.KXTS KI'UXISIIIXC: ;OOI)S I)KPAltT3IKXT latest stues of lute aud Colored Dress Shirts, - siris. muus. imii utr Duttnns. Susnemlers. Hose. Ovcrshirls, 0er.ills and .inmpsrs, at SILK HAXDKKIM HIF.FS A SrEClAl.TV. miscellajstjous. Barbour's KJ (Ail 11 1UJ-L XlC7u JL W llivi Cotton Seine Twine, Cork and Lead Lines, Cotton Netting, ail sizes. Seines Made to Order, Fiax and Cotton Twine, Fishing Tackle, etc. BARB0UR BR0THERS- 51 1 31ai-ket Street. San Frau auelHcu HENRY DOYLE & Co.. Managers. iMKS. H. A. DERBY MASONIC HALL. - ASTORIA. OUFO.OX. "Will ojien hor new stoek On Tlinrsflay,- Maj 5tt, 1881. ConsMintr of A 1'INE ASSORTMENT OF : The Josephine Seamless Kid Gloves "Warranted to 1h the best In the market. Also, a large assortment of noni uf... j t -j;qc n.c. sing Saques. A large variety of fsj E W MILLINERY GOODS Inrchnsed by herself Bonnets, Velvets, flats. Satins, Ribbons, Ruchings, Collars, Etc., Etc., k .MAIN STREET ASTORIA. OREGON. ASTORIA IRON WORKS. RFVrON STlir.KT, NEAK rARKRU HOL"JF, ASTORIA. - OREGON. GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS. Boiler Work. Steamboat Work, and Cannery Work a specialty. A. D. "Wass, President. J. G. IIustlkb, Secretary. I. W. Case, Treasurer. John Fox, Superintendent. First Street Bridge Saloon. HENRY ROTHE, DEALER IN FINE WINES. LIQUORS Bkkk. Cigars, and best brands of I KENTUCKY WHISKY, ' KM South First street, Tortlaxd, Oreoox J7BestSan Francisco Fool Table on the premises. P. T. UARCLA V. T. II. HATCH. HATCH & BARGLAY, C03OIISSI0N aiERCHANTS, No. 20 California St., San Francisco, Cat. LETTER HEAD PAPER, T)RINTD OR PLAIN, OF THE BEST X quality at The Astorux office.