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Vol. XVI.
Astoria, Oregon. Wednesday M omin:. November D, 1881.
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THE OLEOMARGARINE PERIOD
The-Burlingioii Hawkeye, in an
editorial in reference to the action
of the Pennsylvania Legislattnc
which passed an act compelling
hotels and restaurants that used
oleomargarine on their tables-, to
display the notice, "Imitation but
ter used here,1' but which -was ve
toed by the Governor, thus:
Are we ready lor this reform,
dearly beloved? Ir would be sor
row to our souls to go into the
store of the grocer we love and
trust, (and who likewise trusts us,)
and read here and there, and as
required by law, "This coffee is
half peas and the lost chicory."
"There is some .sand in this sugar."
"New maple sugar, five year.- old."
"Explosive kerosene oil." 'Adul
terated baking powder." uMierable
flour." It wouldbedishearteniugbut
some of us-would have to come to j
it. Are the merchants of America,
those most estimable men, ready
to placard their sliow windows and
counters with decorative embel- j
lishments as would be required J
under the oleomargarine law?
"Highest prices charged here that
the customer will stand." "This
.... .
line of goods selling oh at I), per !
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wm auuvt: '1' ,,,,a vi a"
nmv .cpllinrr for i1 " "Wp. make i
i-. .1
a large profit on everything we
sell." "We do an olemargarine
busines." Do the learned gentle-!
... a
men of the law want to see some
f ii.:.i4.,fi,M.. ,...,. ,,!.. ;t i.
of their brethren wander into the
nnt mr, UUliul iiT im -m Jim.
" , , ., I
tation lawyer!" "1 am a shyster.
a i i ..i..,.. ...i. .x.I..:..
And the gentlemen who patronize ,
the other bar. when thev ro down !
while it is VBt daV for their earlv
"
'impure
at this bar
vear-old
Peoria last week." "Nothing pure
at this"" bar except the water."
Why, there are butchers who j
would have to label their goods
"eight-year-old spring lamb."
"Thibeef was sun-struck." "This
ox worked fifteen years in double
harness." "Porter-house steak cut
between the horns." "Tough old
mutton.'
You see, brethren, there is so
much oleomargarine in the world. I
outside of hotels and boarding j
houses, and it isn't all put on the j
table, nol even in the hotel, be-'
cause often it happens the clerk's
diamond pin is olemargarine. There
are oleomargarine doctors, there
are at very long intervals, we
thankfully say, oleomargarine
preachers, and here is Col. Inger-
soll running up and down the world 1
crying an oleomargerine religion
without its proper label. There
are oleomargarine reformers, there
are oleomargarine teachers. Everv
where, in the counting room, in
the school house, in the capitol,
even in the church, and we say it
with sorrow, in politics. See David
Davis' party, if you don't believe
it. In the sanctum once in a great
while, we find the imitation close
beside the real. As Tom Moore
sung, j
"Some flowers ot Eden we still inherit !
But there's oleomargerine over them all."
You see, brethren, this reform i.
too previous. We can't label our
selves and our goods and our
prices just as they are on such
short notice. We want a little
time for preparation, a little time
to straighten things up, to adjust
and equalize matters, until at last
our consciences can label every
line of goods we keep on our
shelves, in our brain and in our
hearts, and we can let tne public
come in and read what they see,
with no self-acusing and rebuking
blushes mantling our cheeks. Let
the Pennsylvania Legislature go a
little slow with this bill. Some of
the members are scarcely ready to
be labeled.
fifk"iNii rir- i IIM1T If II trill iiij- ll MIX I amm ...a.- ... .m.1-... I j-. ..b .i.r. ....n.
ii:i .!.. : l-.i i .... ...
,7 . " , o-.-j '"" ii --. Sergeant Roe, of Staten IslatulJKffi Witit.im.port Property. lU bAK ANU
would see above the elesrantmiror.l in ctPMinPK. r. -i in hennfir p .d . ' . . i bnU'.aJ1KC- ..i.,I lM.,w'rrnl.. U,"!C.."J u i . ,unuo rnv
.. " ' ' has incurred deserved censure or u me .iiieiuiii;i is laN-ni-u in me. (;r,.:i. Kiri!a i,Hn now nffereil in 1 he TliePet..!.
'wines. "All linnoi-SfiOid ,r..M.1..;n.,. f o ft.-nti.,r .Afl i nno : . Peruvian Lhlters. which are a elleetie ..:. ,.r v:n:... ....., i t-.. ..... ...n,.?l
uoctoreo. -uur tune- mii,.s m Hxtem SnoLutn. ThnfisA , , . " . i wit.- in ii. iImm .if Hi.. .ii Simiiisf. ! ": ': "i. . ." .; ... i :..."i :-.... :..i"r 5
i , . 1 rr- i .- uuibiuii.1111 .w in niiv.-iiii" till I l-aill--l. iii.iiuii.il ii-i iinmi .!- iiu- .u-i iinirin l.i.r. r.nn im.i inT !.. I.v. ' w.. ..
Robertson whisky made in ' ' ' ohl Sft,lor o1 t,,e "S arl,or, who Yir;croy Weara..ltt. the iuurcdil dnil-v ranehes i.r ideasmd hma well I GENUINE ENGL
The Locks Necessary.
A question which noner or later
will be a Jive one among the rosi- i
dents of Oregon and Washington,
. .. t i .-,. j
is relatmsr to free and uninter-
rupted navigation of the Columbia
river from Kettle Falls, near Col-'
ville, to Astoria. With all due)
it will be a happy event when the
last stroke is made which will give
any man or (-i of men an oppor
tunity to .ship freight up and down
the Columbia at intes which com
ncnsatefullv for the service, and i
deference to the wise management movement in conspicuous leaner-1 XVViViiv It i" jtiVt U.t" Vm-1 ,- TT - r , , iOilU J?v
j i. i it i n i . me .sui m me i.ui) . ui-i jiitiiin pii i Another lute lot of Kati'rn (listers' Jr SSSK'XS ?y J
of those who now hold a kevtoi'ship and well defined purpose. per for the hrMicle, rontainin" in uilili- jiu.t m.(.ivt.,i al i:nm- per stf-mner 1V. f-JSFffiA
the granaries of e:,st,rn Oregon i Nohorfv supposes that the p-2ffiM Cjeridt bllt , -' VM,?
andWashinotoiuwemuMavtliatlcn-amme of the farmer', alliance . lrtei ; " j;';rIM5LM,l, 1::":: rikt ' Bo51er SI,3P '&SS&
shall leave a surplus for producers ''a0'1 10'1 the principle of the
over the cot of production. Forrl5h 'and act. He considered
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tul eiHI It is liecessarv thai tlieiw",u '" !.!-. "i-,"-" lm im;i
Cascade locks should lif bronohL
to an earlv completion, and that
! work .should be commenced al The
Dalle.s. livery reasonable efibit
should be put forth by individuals,
both public and private, to urge
government appropriations ample
to pu.sh the work rapidly forward.
Witn this sinirle issue are united
'the prosperity of thousands of peo-
; pie who live e.it of the Cascade
I1 . . . .
mountains in Oregon, Idaho and ,
iiir..i.!.. ..... nM.i i .. '
i.iMiinitui. im-voimiuim river,
rt...,,.nt l,.w.n,l t iV.. -tt.rl .'
'. , .... i ii. r.;t Tt,. o-,.o,i ti.., t.v k ,i this wile, was prostrated by an intermit-; Fkkd.Siikkmax, i
i interrupted navigation without' tm v0,K llc 'argued that Hie hadj 1(,nt fl.Ver from wll-lc, sht. :ic; frp,.,! Ju j lsiiiMrj'ity Market, i
U - ernnient aid. Ve have a light! . be fougla through by the ilv 1
to epecl this, as the "real Colitm- "Juration of all classes interested lanRuase of the countr, -Quinquina." '
i r ,. ICrateftil for her reooverj, on her return , Iiik Asroi:i.N Im- now reached a
, I,ia is a national highway, designed agriculture. rUsewhere it has t0 Kurojpe in tree, she Introduced the' elrculution which places it at the head
i . .i .' e i 'been remarked tht the Fnwlisli remedy in Spain, where it was known ! of the list of Oregon dailies, and insures.
by natme as an outlet foralaie "ee" remarkeu in.u tin LngiisJi llIuler,vririoilIS naiIllSt unli, imnSr.1H ' to advertisers tlwreor more benefit for
i j :... e 4. landlords are voluntaiilv makinn- ealled irCinchonn. In honor of the I:nt .the aiaounl naid than ma be secured I
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p,ut for a few miles alnii- the (Jo
i i- - " . ,
lum!i:r is navigation intei rupted.
t.m Caw ..iilM f nlinintim.
Irmrrtit in 1a m-ormmn 1- tliA rrn-.
u..ni.n..i.i v.. .. ....... ... .... ...
c- . r 1 .
bociety, as a means of education,
;0 .... .... ;..,..... r. ,...
..,.. i..v ....,,.,.........
man than for a man. It is only in
this way that a woman can gain i
any extended personal knowledge ;
Sand om
ly occnpiecl in lookin about her I
and cointirelioiidinir what it ttll
means, and trvino- the new "Tumid 1
with timid, 'uncertain footsteps.1
P,., tl f.nmi.l-fi;mi. ( th r1 '
1
machinery are soon mastered, and
being less preoccupied with li - r -
ii'' " ',' v" -V , ,: ninsn,, ;.. r.: .... i,.,. i..-:-i .,.... i.i... .... i.... "'.."' ".""".' i'"' " j.i .-- iaqpdu or.nr
v . . . . I .....-.-'.l imI... va I ,,a....a 1...4 I 1-11. Ill llll-t" lllLlt'l 111 lit" .llllllllll'l I ..If...nf... I r....rkl...l ...... ...ln r..tllli ..Ft
.7 ... ...... ..!.... ...-.. I.... . I......M.. ....... !..... 1. ...... I . . . T .. .. ul
! 'I'lio int iiaiipa nt Knrici-v' 1:1 nil ill iLii-i 1 it ir:i:iii iiuu 1 uni;iii-. niiLi - . .. .-. - . iiiri.iuM, oiiti.iini iiii- mill-, .--viiiiii mi . .. .. .....
"' "v- ", .....- ....... ..vw..-- , . ,, ,,,, I -iiv. Ji'ii uniium.11111 .Hi,.. i uiiiiukhii 11 t n(..rw,srl ltll ICO I illVextiflllllll Hill
pelled by circumstances to go outl P,acp of P-M q ,,e -rT" I ! byJlKas"!!! """ ""- - d
, -, , . , was on the i (iwiiw-ard path of a hlrli..t Kiiies, Ki-voIvm-h. Pistol,
among the toilers in the vmevaid as "" Ul ""'ni l"11'1 "' of eiitUns treh If so, coal om-eaiul ;nns , vo them the best and most er- ,
t h , 111", soul, and the Hercyniaii used the Krt and Aiamniuuon
and earn her own bread and meat ' J iSvrun. it will re lee the noor little suf-1 ... ;.;".. ,?A. 1' :..,"v.v..:.: r.'ir.vL .T..:i - i.mvc
-.1 ii m illustration ol a ship drming on rorcr niuaeuialeli c lepcml iihoi it;!r.,ii..,. ,,,i,.-..,.L ,,i,or i;n mi, i. 52s Seih
pete with othets. Kasei . 1 ... inn miiihiiii n. ..,.., .'eunilne pow.-i-. no otiieriiiK can he (jntLrsm, ,,..
1 1 ,.. .,..,1 .,11 i. 1 l"" " not a mother on earth who has eert ..'"'.'".V- .,"" ..". . . v'-.',-i ' r"! 5 x-,
.. ft... .. ..t .. .. .. ....,..... used It. who will not IH1 vmi :U one..; i ,"Vl"5S.-."" L-,S,u,S?.vr."V" "Ji
powers ol pleasing tliat woman of .; that it ivil! leaulnte the ooweN. aiirtJ.Vct ..;., i ,,,,,,.1 i,r.!'ir.niiHiiinintAinin
a . ' " I III IVTI Vlvlirf.ll .! llfl ' X I . -" ' IIHMII 1 IIIHI 1lil ! I llllr I. I'l'TI I III
society possesses, aie developed! ,.., , , ju.aiu, tothecl.lld.n,.eratii.-likemai,..i ',!" 'm,.?' :..VJ "T?.. 5 1
- .i......,i i ....;. r.. ii.vM ..in ri iv ...-r i 1 . .w.i. ok. .....i .i...r ...! - r I-. .... -..f.. .
by experience .so acquired. For an' sPl,l! Jler -Vflrus ar SlSi1 K
rL f,r .. ven, nr two Lir 1, n,.in J Uermasts are shivered! Tier helm! , "Sl S ft, Kl felaPI?W lerange,ncnts
self, she is able to occupy herself .,,.-. ,,- prtr,u.wi Vn-.i-r1 As. a mihl, but efieejuul laxative, as
- . , ,. . .' J , ' secretary of tne 1 ortlaml boar.l ol . a safe bur a,liri. toni(,t bimnl nttrilier ami
more with others. After a few T d d d 0f Xov ?. seneral strensthener, use kin- of the
,.nnfn.nl. nr,.;,...: Blood. .Sccailvcrtiseiucnt.
yeaia of such experience she is apt I t (1(lsir(i to Ma(o for the infornm. ,
to subside, unless she aspires to! Hon and guidance of members of Ul'nStl!,. "hEE
the career.of a gay married wnmnii, j your board and shipping masters
into the sphere of domestic duties !of Portland, that a straight chan-
i.-. .,u...ii i i i . I nel of) feet wide, with a central
to be absorbed bv them, and lot , . ,. -,n f , , . ,
... ,. - ,' , depth of 10 feet, low water, has
consider nerseir exempt from other j been obtained, after strenuous ef
claiins. It is by no means desir- forts, near the buoy at the mouth
able that a woman .should neglect of "Willamet river; and that prob
or be indifferent to'her home" and a lliere wiH b( n0 further ob-
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iiuiiiu uv.uupilLiUII, UUL 11 I.S im
porlant that she should not, as is
too often the case lose her powers
of pleasing and her capacity of
interesting herself in topics outside
her immediate sphere. Many a
man who now prefers his own fire
side, where he is sure of finding a
chair adapted to his own special
vertebral needs, would relinquish
this idle personal indulgence if he
were sure of meeting in society
persons of cultivated tastes, with
whom he might discuss topics a
little apart from the routine of
daily life. Society should not be
an end, but a means; not a weari
ness and a burden, but a refresh
ment and benefit to men and wo
men, upon whose lives the com
monplace and necessary encroach
! largely, and :i iiR-an- of keeping'
.one's interests expanded and nncV'
' .. . .... . '
sympathies fresh and liberal.
The English Reform Movement
The movement for English re- (
for" -vs " London dispatch ofj
the ah. is represented thus far as a I
will be taken up by either political
party. Lord Harrigan speaking
last night extinguished the hopes
foolishly expressed in i-ome quar
tans that he might put him-elfat
tl,ft ,,en, ol" '" English agitation
lh ia. .M.nt1 .ll.Mi.nrn rf ll,
Enlipli larmers is due to the$i'
weather rather than to thHand-j t AMoria SlicU.,
1-K hut he repeated his former r'U
declaration that the farin'er is en
titled to relief by legislation from
the present system so far as it is
artificial and unsouu ', declaring
i ....
t,,!lt l,e lavorccl Ipgislntive security
,or t,,e l"ant s capital, labor and j
rosulting improvement but thatj
j " wan opposed to ine muion
11... il. . r.i.i
u,au im "" wis cnuueii m
miKPiiilPilPP fn tlif itunrnvomnnN
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atiecteu, under a priority nirht in
- -
u,e len:tnls a reuuction equal to
the -101011111 tleit will ornhslilv hf
"" -""omit ui.ii m probata tie
enforced on the Irish.
a sailor s Adv ne. .
, ,..:.in...i...nM.n..i ..: i ;...-... 'pu.-.
rinciii.i nuiiiiui i:iu iiuvui. 1 lie
J m
sauor was m a iorinonore cnurcu,
hecomin- intensely interested
?ml ,)eTOimnS ,nlt nsy ,ntt ref ecl
' in me sermon, miereu an invoiun-.
, ,i A , j
tary exclamation, which the police
man construed into "disturbing
t . -- .... . . 1 I'liri- r 1:1 nr "r. 111 11111 iiimi- kiiini- nun .
11... ..!.. ... ...- ........... ......... . .... . j,niitnirnii itii iii.ni 'inn nvnpi irnit i 1 ii pi 'ii i mm 1 ..--.----.
useless! She is driving ashore! j female pjysleiai. and nurs ii, the
There is 110 hope! hat can ave,ets a bottle.
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"1-ot ?o the anchor, ye lubber!" I
yelled the excited seaman. ;
tMHHMMMMMHHM I
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f'-mt Pnwpll of tliP rams of eiu I
I apt. t oweii oi tne corps oi en-
:,. wrhes as fo,low!S tolhej
istacie tins season, even wuu a iau
ing stage, in carrying 20 feet in the
rivers below Portland.
Inasmuch as the increased depth
is due to heavy rains and conse
quent rise in the "Willamette, we
may suppose that the "strenuous
efforts' of the engineers, which
have been so successful, were put
forth in praying for rain. Cut if
enoujrh water has been secured,
it doesn't become us to find fault
with the manner in which the re
sult has been gained. Oregonian.
233TA11 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 semi them
than by subscribing for tills Journal,
and havimr us mail it weekly to their
friends. We mall it as directed. .For
Sj 00 in advance, we mail three copies
of The Weekly Astobiax one year.
lioiifv to Loan.
iOo real estate iciuitv. In
J. Q. A. Howi.nv.
Ktmiiil
XfJii !
. In fiont of fai.t. Graham a purse'
'
sum m .
fjniro of
, i"ipW.r..(siKlnJLMlXSi
bj the rash, at flras wood j aril. July!
..f,.,,1
i;an at tin-, oinc
Autit.
, , . ,. ,
.Iiit received per .Me.imer Cohuntuu.
a fine Intot ea-lern oyMer, which uill j
lc.-eived up in first elassu leal IJo--
fni l)Mhiiit h'oi'!- ' !
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SZ- j
Woslill irtM nnotlifi iri.iof -seven
dollarsto mo person ...akin- ll.e lut I
score In si nIioIs with the rille, and;
l.i 1 1 1 .. .'... I. 1 1.'l. .1. ..': . I.
iurcruuii:ii iur uic '"ii nun iiii-ii-itu, i
liny the Weetily.
Thk Wkkki.i A-toi:ia. for Ihi
week i full of just such information !
and news if the country a- our friends I
in the east want to see. it has vei .
ie.wadvcitisenienls.and is chock to thei
niiizIe or informal Ion uuit no fanul
Two dollars will bin lite whole wad for
Jr.5l a)fnrsKiauth-.or ten cent
;
Peruvian BHter.
Cmcliona lluba
The I'otmt Ciiichon was the .SnauMi
Vieerov in Teru in 1i2. The Conntevs.
i iir urrhij .inrinii , . '""" "vaeStlR
...,..., ... . t, ' J-aMterti O.vsterH. ' -. . ,. yicSlrapSS Lk-rtv-
I ' " I ' V--
who had broimhl them that which mi- elsewhere. To th..-,e w ho v Lsli t reach
more precious than thegold of the Incas.j the lare-t tnnnher of readers al tho
To this day.after a lapse of two hun-'. smallest expen-e, we ufi'erthe columns
(mlaml ,fUy vearSf M!ienp(, ,m eivonjnf :in attniethedailv, the success or
us iiothlii; lu take its place. It elfeelu- which in.m the mV start ha been tar
i ally cures a morbid appejlte. for stimii-
i lanUs, by restoring the iiatiiraVjone of
. : - i ik".i..M.-..-- ?.. . ,
j im; omnium, ji .iii-.il'ks e.ue.ssic ioie
oi iie.se intters to u- aisoum-i
pure
Atr
best
the
hvHKnRly abide this test. Forsalebyl
all dnmSisls procei-s and liquor dealers.
Ii i
wnur h.
Mothers' -Motlifi'M 3Iol hers' I i
.uoinern. .tioiiuim.. jioiiii is., i ,
, j Wliin-., curry-romlis bnishe-; ikw
stock : lirt clacs ;ooiI;, cheai for cash.
h. ijkav.
Pnt .'tllf fikfftl Ktottt't Ot '111 l !
lV.fc. V'lll lltl 714I11V. ll 1 IIT. J
Av,TO"AX ofll,ft -x full line of over j
two hlinilivil stye!.
to-2ier annum when nairt in advance
If not paid Iu advance the old price of
ST. will be. charged.
"Never jjo .shopping without cuii
Miltlm; the advertising roluiiuetnf Tiik
Astokiax. The will fell jou where
(he b&st harmiius are to he had. ami just
what merchant.- are alie and doiii
business. s
King of the Blood
Is not a "ciov alt." it iablool-iiuiifierand
tonic. Impurity of the blood iwisons the ss.
tern, deranges the circulation, and tints In
duces many disorders, knotvn bv different
names to distinguish them iireonlhu; to ef
fects but being really braiult. or phases .f
that great generic disorder. Impurity ot
Blood. Such are Dyxprprla, 7tmi"ni.
Liter Complaint, Contlipatian. AVnvnrx Di
ordent. Jlradache, Jiacliache, General IVeak
M. Heart J)ixeae,Dtriu. Kidney Dlene
lxilc, lllieumallim. Catarrh, Serviula. Skin
Dinrder, Pimple. Vleeiv. Sicellinas, Ac
le. Kincr of the Blood premtts and'
cures tbee by attacking the came. Impurity
of the blood. Chemists and plt sichuis nTe"e
In callinir it "the most centime :mi ..niff7...,i
preparation for the purpose." Sold bv Drtt"-'
kiiu.o. jjn uuiur. nx ic.-iiiiitiuiais. direc
tions. Se.. In pamphlpt, 'TreatLse on DLsases
ot the Blood." wrapped around each bottle
D. JiAXSOU, SON & Co.. rwttf
Buffalo, x.y. "
. and of the Iie.-d known qualilj.i vstori-t im Youn-'s Inv with a oodMM" TH GENUINE WOSTENHOLM
hJliSlnHlSrM 'W hl'llnf1 r f i WlllHl nPil to.Jl,S 1'- K0r '"'H and other Unili CuUory.
hitter ill the world, "file proof Or hiifnrnmfu.n iil :ii inv rrsi iiiip nonr
puddimr is in the eatimr."" and we iim..i.,rr ia iv u-n i n.cnv STATTOMERT"
a r.. ...... .is.t .i i ,.:!., .....1 Kw.i i,,c i.MHimi. in 11.11, i.iiH.ii.jus, iuiu uteiiei uml ,ieveiry. .1x.u7r.ir and
v3PKC t
I'lirniMltiMl KnoniH to Lot
A I Mr. .i!iiiuns lodinjj hoitsr.
Tithe Xotiet".
uiu'r "'VS f,c." atltlltional in
1st, HSl.
j i h:iw.i li.tiidal.irm'.innniiitof brick!
hrsulat from ." to .58 per thousand.
Call and examine, near Astoria oeiim-
llM v jl)n v yu . , VM,ov
" . .' ' " '
" . i
Aniiee to he Ladies '
wHH,h5ifi ,,,,-n.:
ZS "r "'" "R n'in'vHAln-""'
(leeiihnt li:iiri!n.s!nT cnlniin.
Astbila, Oreanii.
. r i
l!ini l'nllit' Pptiit.
I II O (Txlri just received
lSetX
tttt plirelm-eis.
Nheniian Bros. K.iiree
Will nveh e orders at the store or I.
w. Case for upper Astoria or anv other
rt i.r o....j i ...,.. ,..,. r.ln .,
n.Niai,. ad "thex will he l"Uth at-j
- - -
Xotlce.
: 1 u i-h all paitics indebted io me to;
. make inimediato pa meat. as J want the '
money. A list ot indebtedness will he i
found
d at .1. W. Cearliaifs; that ccntle-,
is authorised K.collect all bifi due.
man
I'roini.t attention will save costs.
bondJhe expectations of the most
sanmliu? .."L . " -
,.i(.vat,.,i Sjt-llftt..d .,.. mile, south of
lty I'niversnt Art owl.
AYKlts I'ATHMrrioPlI.l.saretltehe.st
. .. .,...;.. fnr r.lm:i.. , ni10..
1 1 and
iweSKf emS
and elfeetual cathartic i renulred.
KorS.u.k r.v am. Dkai.i:i:s.
.MISCELLANEOUS.
CENTRAL MARKET.
iifiii-r.il .i-.xmiui.-ni of table stock ciimtantly
on uiui.l. muli as
Camicd Fruits and .lolly.
Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Lard,
i:;;s. iu"iwrr.ic, rnKESK.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables,
risn. POn.TKY AX1 JA?IF
tn tin- season.
C'lCUSK A"VI TOBACCO.
lies! of WIIVKS AD LHll'OKS.
Alt tiicaii fnt CASH. Coods sold on coin-
iiiKMon. iippn-.Hi-1. w . i ases store.
I ,i. uuiJur-.ii;.
l. K. Y wmks. T. W. Ktos
Astoria Market !
COK. CHKXA.Ml'S AND HAMILTON STS.
ASTOKIA. - - ORKUON".
WAKItKX A KATOX. FroprletovH.
(Suecrn.urs to HWwit ifc itcdvirei
Wholesale and Itetail Dealers in
Fresh and Cured Meats
A full line of
l'AMIJA' RKOCEKIKS, FLOUK, FKF.Il
HAY, CANXKU KRUIT. VKGK-
TAUI.KS, KTC.
5T" Butter. Eg3, Cheese, etc. constantly
on hand.
3r Ships supplied at the lowest rates.
I I
miscellaxkous.
S. AHNDT & FERUHEN,
astokia. - onnnoN.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
l&y
AM kinds ,.f
-,--. -..-
EUCvTWlR1, ( A Wfl?,1? V
-' v)f JLJ.1 JU, XjJZJS Is! JCiiX .
'
- m
..
STEAMBOAT WOEK
n,.Hyu.lo1 ,o.
.. ... ......
' " " ,","', ' ' np:,m"u
l1 A 7W"iVt?"!'15.r IMUC!
- -a- M AiKJt
l,WTon.rmi:wisi.Br.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
IlKNTON SlKKIT. NKi: l'l:Ki: IIOI'SF.
astoima. - oi:i:;o.
QpDAJ RACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
J j X) 1H ! IM l?iTllTi?(1
j j ,1 1 jf I jjj fi S ft ftft Ultt M
Boiler Work Steamboat Work
' "
iiu uannuy wurK n bpeoiaii.
a. p. Was.-,. insiit,nr.
.i.i;.i!v.si'i.Ki:.Secrei.u.
',. -iieasim-r.
.ioiin l-o, Suiieriiiieinlent.
WILLIAM EDGAR,
Corner Mjin uml Chonaams Streets,
lASTOHlA OUHtON.
f - ,- - j" "
TOBACCO.
rated
ERS . SONS
ISH CUTLERY
...
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Keershaum Pipes, etc,
AI.SO A FINK
'Asotuiipni of Hue sl'J'nAOLhS and RYK
ul.ASSI-s.
New Millinery Establishment
MRS. E. 3. WARREN
HasHCfliiinletfstiM.!: of
at lier ctabllsluneut.
Cornel i'ils and .IrQerson streets. Vsloria.
Hats, Bonnets, Dress Trimmings,
Zephyrs, Ribbons, Etc.
SAW FRANCISCO
National Brewery
Beer Depot.
MAX WAItNKi:,
ASTOTtIA, OltKCOX.
AflKNT
U piepared now todelher beer to liUeiis
tniuers in the city willi b:? own etihvcawe.
IT IS OIJAKANTEED THAT THIS
1JKER "WTLL XEVKU SOU 11.
CAN HE KEPT EOK ANV
LENCTII OF TIME.
I'riees ppr Hurrel or Tliirly
;nIIons vS Ot)
Je.i 0,nanlilies pee Thirty
.atlons l) 00
One 3 aIlon Begr 1 .'O
tiSend in yiur orders.
?.IAX W'ACNKi:.
At the fiwat Kistern.
I. W. CJASE,
IM l'OUTKi: AND WHOLESALE AX1 UK
TAIL iiEALEi: IN
6ENEBAL
T
Coiner Clieiianius and Cass streets
ASTOKIA - -
Uxvx.uuis
... . .. .JBrSK
A line stfM-1. r.f
BUSINESS CAItDS.
T V. 1RF.1.AXI.
onui-in ASTOKIAN building. "'
Cooin Xo. 2, up-stair?.
"CI C HOJiDKX.
NOTA11Y PUBLIC,
.vrcnoNcci:, commission and
Sl'KANCE AO-EXT.
T A. 3XeIXTOSIf.
MKRC1TANT TAILOK,
Ocr-id'-nt Hotel liuilding.
ASTORIA. - - - OREGON
C. T. It VKCI. ". T. H. HATCH.
HATCH & BARGLAY,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 10 California St., San Francisco, Cat.
DK
31. I. .1KXXIXGS.
rilYSICIAX AND SURGEON.
Cntiluate University of Virginia, xsci
t'lijsiciaii to Uav View hosaUaf. Baltimore
City, lS5)-:o.
on'ii'K-In Vi"v Allen's bundins. uv
stairs. .Vstoiia.
," t'RAXK. 31. I..
"PHYSICIAX AKD SURGEON,
llooiu Xo. :$. Astorlan Bnlldlns.
(1'C STAIRS.)
RcMUKNcr Corner-of Ronton and Court
-tret'N. Astoria. Oregon.
T.VY 1TTTLR 31. J.
PHYSICIAN AND SUKGEON,
OKKICK--Ocr the "White House Store.
Rr.sior.NeR At Mrs-. Munson's beaidinj:
h(ui-.e. CluMiaiiuis street, Astoria, Oreson.
i4i v. hicks.
PKNTIST,
ASTORIA, - OKRflON.
l.ooiits in Allen's huildiug up stairs, roruf
of Ct-s and Sieinoeitie streets.
I Q. A. ROWLBY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Clu'iiaiiuss Street. - ASTORrA, OREQO
fj II. I5AI3l i!t CO..
OKAI.KR IX
l)oor.s. IVindowH, Itliada, Trax
so tux, Ijumber, Ktc.
All KiiuN or Oak Lumber, Glass, Boat Ma
lerial, ete.
Steam Mill near V.'eston hotel. Cor. Geo
evUeand A slvr .streets.
yiTXTA31 FRY.
PIJACTICAI.
2SOOT A'l SIIOK
MAKKK.
Cukn" vmus Stkri-t. opposite Adler's Roo
store. - AsioitiA, Okkoox.
fcgr-lVifrct tits guaranteed. All wort
narmnted. Hive me a trial. All order
promptly lilicil.
.1. H. D. GRAY,
Wholesale and retail dealer In.
JLL KTXDS OF FEED,
Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc.
General storage and Wharfage on reason
id!e terms, font of Benton street. Astoila.
Oregon.
Lot and Improvements for Sale.
LOT KIGI1T. IN BLOCK SEA"ENTY
llve in Olneis Astoria, together with
A ont Ilouoe and IVoodHhed
Fon
XIXR Iir.IKE DOliliARH.
For particulars inquire of
.M. SKltltAor W. H.TWir.IOHT.
Astoria, July 11. 18S!.
Take Notice.
John Rogers, Central Market,
Has received alarge Invoice or
HAliKELS AND HALF BAKRELS
or the. best quality,
re.ulv to sunnlvBui
And is now ready to supply Butchers Can-
nerles and all others-, cheap for cash
CITY
BOOK STORE.
We aie con-daii'il receiving new additions
to our stock an.l have theflnest and
largest assortment or variety
roods in the city.
Combs. Brushes,
Stationery, FrameSj
Celluloid Goods
All our goods are marked in plain figures.
Call and eamlne quality and note prices.
CI IAS. STEVENS & SON
Mrs. P. M. Williamson,
OE.VI.KR IX
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
( All kinds of
wools, zephyrs;
j ladies underwear, etc,
Corner of Cass aid Jefferson stieets, Astoria
- ' order.
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