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to S $ s 3 -5 S fo -- , ql S .' ?-t if kv $k . ." n4l .;-uj.a?.ju j-mijavL'..' n. '.'j ; . ijuJg ASTORIA. OREGON: SATURDAY .. NOV. 19. 1SS1 The Pension Fnntl. Tiik Coiumisbioner of Pensions recommends that Congress be! NEW TO-DAY. FARM AND TIMBER LAND. !IuWnid cIhIin Wt liif VUiJk! ! .MISCELLANEOUS. J ,iJKtju.,..- Wwi:tm.a-' MISCELLANEOUS lHiB CU&U&nSBGCZTI I MgLl-WB.1 IBJLAJ JfctAJJW-e Jf iU J 'JW, :i a, i lunjm-jiLi .T7. e. ii. pack. ; asked to appropriate one hundred I msSttV f2S"ii.1 M? J million dollars for disbursement by ' SViJNT.f!,v!,',",n' "! :Ki"' ' '" V v,:h$:' , TO J. F. H VLLOK.1X. "'o Redemption. " " I 2 rtRlrtA k tilth AY flCtfll VA'il' t .Editor. cn(ling junc :30j 18S3, for the pay-' "" ment of the annual and accrued j pensions, and also that tho im- Y.'anted. AI'KINiN TO MNAi:X A l.MON Canitciy in Kriln Ci3aiNirta. nTYkts irnuircd al mice. Apr4iratii to K' hnmIc liv letter. m!i -diis rei.TCitees ntui lem--. Addrei i 1 1 r.NKK P.KKTON i Co.. V KIiHl. wiioKiirMt w:.nll tlniwslH The California Prison Reform mediate deficiency be approprt- d.f a .1 rii a rii.M .lllflM .iii . Convention,- latelv in session in aieu- Vc - .' Assessment Notice. o : j:.i ... ,lui: ruuuueu m iw: '"'F "" --roTir! m lir.lrr.P.Y :i i: ; lll.Vi AN ;3H.u ri-auuaw, nu su.uu &" . , . . ri J. ....... V.r .it. .-p.-. i.i... ii tlMn,l- Jmtl ami Kail- ,!$' y txt i.iie.: A.socioHuof .iir...nan.li:rli" -v. I? l? C s v&2 laylHvn leticd. pa ; mihiu thirl d: -t I 11 -r t i !1 ;!vi'-..liil'lll (II IIL IhT ..V daen;a ,U PmnnictMll lJluSal1 """"' U1 lr""w"" "'.I:i1IWkm llKOlM!V.i IMHli P &&& 05 55s & '3i ' It11 . Vhc!ssLle and Retail Beat IN ;3ri8(fcnit!; -ro , s. ifciwu.) , goi fw; Cf x r.F'.n r- i'. Fin. Sheet !rGn and Copper Ware. ('f oi.il Asrtortmriit t HOUSEHOLD GOODS. 3lau:tM Stov.s and Kanes t ' :'r4S':-iZ-' The lU'st in the :.irkot. ?'C":!:i;?prIir I'.KiiihinB sooiU of all kind- .n haml. Job tendency of some would be "re- j claimants wliose claims have been formers" to adjust every thing to their peculiar beliefs. The "Rev." Dr. Piatt, in the afternoon of the j 10th, gave utterance to sentiments that were hardly in consonance with the teachings of the Master that lie professes to follow. In the-course of his remarks, which we are glad to note were received with the strongest sentiments of disapprobation, the reverend gen or may be favorably adjudicated XVSal.ilSr.i5Ji i Provisions, Lumber, work iloiu m a v.orkmanlikc manner. The in the current fiscal year. Commissioner estimates that forty ! AMoria. e: thousand pension claims will be allowed this year, and that with if Jh :MTi'tar' incur. 1J onier o ilic ISosml I in'vlts. A. . n::u.i:. s4vrj:ji-. r.TC. KTC. KTC. iOZZW.lZ or 3IAIX .ISO JEPPSRMOX STItRETS, iASTOSIIA, - osls;g03. , If-I. -JO-srtt CO all r: o - - o 5r the farther increase of the clerical j CO 3 force in the Bureau, as many as sixty thousand may be disposed of next year. Fully two-thirds of i the pending claims carry arrears) 1 of pensions amounting to nearly J CD r. S ss z ' K o c 5, ?T5 CO .2 Ui- CO UJ O V - - frTQV&iOiW jf3r " If Ci 2 I KifthmwMis and Camierv SUPPLIES i ., u,, N f'l,r)00 for each claimant, and the r - tleman said: "Ihe convict ot;SJV , ,.!fi , .. ..: Commissioner believer that the in- "- 1 o a nature so strong as to stand up . terests of the countrv will be pro- . motetl bv paving off the arrears asiQ g o : o3 ,a.! rapidly as possible, even at the! - ; 5 ot bringing up the total pen- j disbursements to ; 0,000.000! Ql in the struggle where the fittest '. only can survive', need never hav .... . T" been a convict. 1 he moral weak- j ' - . ' S. . . ... ' riul.- nf hrinmnrr nn Inn total neil- S r nocK-Hmt mjirif him :i p.riimnnl nr, - o i A-.. .:ii ..,.. i.,w .;... r: ,. ision mil jii uhi ivtc i ...m uii . i i . . ; a nnracl, of chlnieUr nl Sp-i ""' ."'" ""1 100,000,000 ,,. QT povtGml raiatlitw roacrate a ; '"' i:' "rat"- '" roduco tl,e :.-; yj , . i-..i jnnal oharire upon the lreasuryj , . soul as to make it strong to bear', -,- i T . , t ,.,. K..i.!inore bpcedilv thereafter. It is - scorn, isolation and pevertv: buti""' J J . , nothing eU than a miracle would 1 cstBlTO urai lul --"- i g i . t ... .. . ""ate value of the I nitcrt States suihee. In Sydnev we see how a e" pension!) at niii iriuau ui uiuvuhuh' C3 : ? a 1X1 - v 5 r . cj w-rf " r zr C O -3 'r-r .1 P iZ co r CO 4J " r -J it W .2 5 - ". "- o Glass and Piated Ware. TK'.H'KV.! AN'li lUiMKrHU RUITS AND VEGETABLES.! ToscMmt .:iJ Yines3 LiflBcn, Tobacco -i Cigars A SVECrAI.TY zn &m -n----r-TT - vzscz " ; IS'S-rcL2 ' SSlsasaiilSl4 S5&a?AlS2&aflI'' . - Sii"..sjH-r:"(W-r" "s SSg?CSiSye?.. 4S&S fr convict coinmunity helps a con vict. The guilty Avill seek the guilty, the convict will not scorn the convict, the solitary seek com panionship with the solitary, and once a convict, always a convict. What then? Is there no reform for criminals? There ma' be for criminals, but none for convicts known to be convicts so long as they remain among men. Society has but one or two courses to pur sun with the convicted criminal! either banishment where his crime and conviction cannot possibly be known, or where, if known, it would work r.o social exclusion, or j a merciful detention for the re mainder of his natural life. "Where it has been shown by a second conviction that the crimi nal is unequal to the awful environ ment in the world with his new and heavier burden of conviction, there seems to be no alternative but a prison home for life. Such a doom might be made merciful, religious and contenting. One that a prison life only converts, a prison life can sanctify. Society must take care of the one whom society has disgraced. The ques tion is not whether the disgrace was deserved or not; a disgraced man g; the hermit of life and the enemy of cfovernment. For the convict is nothing more in this life whatever may mercifully be given him in the next. The convict is civilly, socially and commercially dead. Let him be buried in im prisonment for life. In this life there is no redemption for a dis graced man or a disgraced woman.' Such utterances as thai, at this day, simply illustrate how far the speaker has dropped behind the nrocession. year will be 33,000,000, and tin- total pension roll, exclusive of the j first payments on arrears, will I never exceed 40,000,000. pr.vir.i: in New and Choice MILLINERY, J DcMtc-i lo ill tin utU'iiiKm r ll IjiiIu r Ixthe course of a discussion a Woriatolhcracl l!ialMll.talSllHH,..i rt . .. . n .!. lew ."unaays ago m i lyinuum ; a laiw :isiiiiiioi of lln TJt ItltfcC.- .'Ht H.t: P(iJ.ijii xt.i-h ! Km; Jnllicir lin.-M l? Cmm.1 U lh city. Curi.er of Cast ami S.U-iiinrlK Sinvis. ASToitiA. oin:cox. "S . 5 AffHT KOI". THE San Jose Fruit Packing Company. AND TUB San Francisco Chemical WORKS, ASTOKIA - - - MRfttiOX. T ""v-ie y V & frh Xi I . mff .-. rw Wx & : T TOP M1 4 i i church, as to whether it were bet- j i- i I . . ...nno ylo.. ..-I one, Air. Beechcr said that the J vast majority of preachers could inot preach two good sermons in one day, and it resolved itself into a question whether church members would have their sermon all milk, or have it half milk and water. "Double-barrelled preach - crs' he said, are not so numerous as they used to be. There are very few ministers who can preach, and fewer laymen wiio can remember, two good sermons. People can't remember the two, particularly when they are diverse. They go to church for the same reason lhe- I.ATaIST 4TVI.: III-' Hais. Bonnets. Trimmings, wn CdnuT Main ami Siuonioiilm SnvrN. KR.MANIA P.KEK HALL V.7 -A.s-ii- ()'1TjK liKKli DKl'OT Cl t MVA STR KT. ASTKl . n - The lifst or LfifrrZ CI, it tUttss OhIcis ih Sim Celeliraied ColnMa Brewery DSE3S3S?. Lett al this i!ntv w'M h- ;n.mill alUuul- ir's IRISH FLAX TI1BB.HIS! Salmon Met Twine, i Cotton Seine Twine, Uark and Lead Lines, Cotton letting, all sizes. Seines fade to Gfder, Tiax and Cotton Twine, Fishing Tackle, etc. I- .... Tt Ii- f,... i,r ... I I'il to gw iiib Ui:i. ivm I.., .. Xnch0:1 ssaJlawi. ItmAI at cn.t..n- fl.A rliatnpin mill (lianvnifA. I UlLs Il1:lf. nuH.!;)ii.iuUm..,...i..w.. . l hock. Proprietor- ment that they go. 2ot one in ten of those who go in the morn ing care to go at night to hear a plain sermon." SELBCT-PlRTt f7, Mi cm:' r.Y tjh. r-. nm, mm miu tr ast;:i . So conclusive was the evidence in a recent St. Louis criminal trial airainst the defendant, that his lawyer declined to make any plea. by reason of its apparent useless- I , , . . . - " t.lt, t. At Liberty Hall. Thanksgiving tvtuj. ness. Fortunately for the eau-c ' of injustice, one of the ideal jury Thupsday Rovember 24th. men was there, and he refused to convict, on the ground that the invitation ojiMirnii- prisoner must be innocent or the r. i-rarLer. H-Z-IVishsoh, it. i. iTavi. lawyer would have defended him. rum:: irrhr. Onr jur' sstcm is a grand thing, j Thomas H.rramr. i;.f. Klclmnlvmi. 'Pur AmsNMii Tfofrictor iv lliri Tlfk.'lN. - - - - M liH.mw.n .a , name of a weekly paper lately started at Washington by .let'- BARBOUR BROTHERS Itl 3!rKi't Street. Knu I'r:mcirii US.U ItY DOYLE &. Co.. -M:.miti-rs. sk ioi: UKI0N INDIA RUBBER CO'S rurc l'am i.iitn i?e.is Fs?cuaf ! Rubber Boots and Coats. ni-AVAKi: (f i.MiT.vno : lVJ'Mirc th" Uool aii NlamiK'il ('HACK l'UUUF on tin heels. nuil lmothi' I'UItK tLU SVUIXGS on the foot ami usstou. ultii'li imuiMits their orackimi or linniSliii;. Thfv will last twice a- loiijr a- :m rth-i-. marinfarturi'tl. ron sai.k j:V ai.i. di:ai.i:i:-. ai.i. kinds nrnr.Ki: r.ni.Tixr.. i-ack-i IMJ. IIOSK, SIT.INCS. I.()T!1IX:. I HOOTS AND SIIOIS. Klc. GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. K.U. Pi:ASK..Ir. 5..M. Kl'XVOX. ARtrnt.Saa FrauolM:;i Knr tlielu'welit of thew ladies tliat have j been waiting the ojH'iihiKr certain new JoojIs CAitli AUIYKri informs us that lie will oien iTiday lorcnoon iiieimesi assortment of Jiaiolica. Saturday mortis im; a neat loek of .Japanese goods; in , tiie attornosm Apiiqueis one, rauenis for Kinhroiilery, etc.. also a larjje varie i l v or glass heaiKsiiclI I:e:uls. poarl heads J and lieads of all kinit.. Monday, Tues ! day and Wednesday i will open one of the finest. Iaiget and he.it stocks of sil ver ware ever brought here, every piece warranted and' ohl at inaiifaeturcrs priee. ltespoctfullj. CAitli AHLEIJ. THE ASTOBIAN STEAM PBINTIISTG HOUSE HAS TIIK FAjSTJZST AAW BEST nifititi HS, AArD TYPE OF THE LATEST STYLES. &&- WopuuMiasT Paper. Otmlf. Ink, ami oilnr matt-iiaHof the mamirnctmers Aiul ean UtiTitfnii' atfuid to n- a- we alfi. !. Urn lut niticli's, while elinr;iii; OlaXiT 3fe2:0X2i3S5.-.J?SS PRICES. Cards. Envelopes, Gjr;-:s!ars, Sili Heads and Letter Heads. BEWARE OF Asroxc. the may associations re-: cently started, the "Strangers' Guardian and Assurance company'' deserves honorable mention. This concern guarantees the granger who may be convivially inclined, immunity from all loss incurred in the pursuit of pleasure in tho se ductive city of New York. It throws its protecting wing over the wayfarer from the rural dis trict, and watches with a mother's care over tho visitors who peram bulate streets, jealously guarding them from confidence men and tricksters who go about seek ing whom they may take in. The next thing in order is the "Protective Association of Enter prising Pickpockets." miah S. Black, Senator Lamar, and Alex. H. Stephens. It is de voted to the "principles and doc trines of the Democratic patty," whatever they may be, is issued in the form of the N. V. Nation, and will undoubtedly obtain great po litical influence and distinction. A dkartii of topics in San Fran disco tforce the newspapers to a discussion of the probabilities, fefc, o'f the lass of the .fcannette. She sailed in the summer of '79 equipped for a three years" voyage and bound for a coast from which tidings rarely come. A oiikious instance of the preva lence of superstition even in this land of schools and newspapers, is furnished by Pennsylvania rail road statistics, which show a great falling off of travel on Friday. In the middle districts of England, out of four thousand and fifty seven marriages, not two per cent, were celebrated on Friday. Guiteau's "trial," now in pro gress before Judge Cox, at Wash ington, will be the most important in the history of American crime. The judge and council are obscure men, whose actions for the next few weeks will be viewed with interest by the entire world. Warrantee deeds at The Astohiax f office. a? 3 Jtz. Ii.inTJ!K'ii you are alcin iTYvTiSfDLED! DNn'piit.iWi' lMrtleN are offerine ami m-IHii? mule.' FALSE PRSTEKCES A elieai. tias'ij iutahn of our Finlayson, Bousfield & Go's SCOTCH TWaISTE:. When jmi Imy see that the name,s of x'i.vfi.Yso2, uorsrzKi.o & Co.. lolui Stciie. Seotinnti. or J.ii:.i.::r.soxdcc., .Boston. A i.' m eaeh package. M'.VII.U: & CO., Asenk. Sun FraneNco. JTITK RVF.RV DAY AVASTf; OP TKTC OOUNTINfi ROOM AND THK WOItlCSHOV Ai.lKSmPIllfl AT PRICES WHICH GAiN- N'OT BUT GIVE SATISFACTION TO ALL. HOLMAN'S TAD. S reuTHi: 7 M ! . seps. T HE A ST OR I A 1ST, h V r h ,isjC ! TKADU ilAKJC LIVER, I KIDXEVS. HOSPITAL, ASTOUIA, OKlftOX I. W. CASE, l.MP0UTi:i: AXI V.'HOI.IAI.r. AND HK TAIL Lf.ALKP. IX GSHERAL MERCHANDISE In all cases of hilUousue&s ami malaria in ivery foim. a preventative and cure of rhilK fever ami dtiinl) aeue. Dr. Dolman's Pad K a perfect success. And for ilyvpepMa. slek iicatlnche and nervous prostration. a. tlie pad is applied over the pit nf the stonim-li, thcRrcat ncrvoiw ccutei.it aauihllates the (li'a-e at once. It regulates thu liver and .:un.ir!i s( SI-. iNfull that digestion hceome- perfect. , T: Prof. 1. A. Ixxmn's says : "It is nearer a j .,itnl' raiins institi riox. rxnr.u caki: or. X tin Sisters r Charity, i-. now re;.dy lor t!ie ivefptinn of patients. Private rooms for the accommodation of. anvdesirin'4 them. I Patients admitted at all hours, day ornight. t Xo ihician has exclusive riht. every. patient i fn'e to ami h:e the privilege of i'moloiuga!0 phvMcian they prefer. ; !'A5KLgi !4-iCXS.V7ySftta.Ta. && s?i :s DAILY AND WEF.KI.Yi I'niteil Wtntcs jfuriin ALL VtKITS ltncnwho itav Uosnltal Dues. are entl- to Free care ami nttcudance at tliUnos- pital diiniis slcknevs. l'emuts 10111 no oii tnincd for bulled Slates Marines at the Cus tom House. Si.stt.ks or Chakitv uuhercil panacea than auvtidng in medi cine." This Is done on the principle of ah Mirption.of hlchDr. Hohiian- Pad i-. the only true exponent. IVr nil Irlilnov fmnlilne ncn lr ir.1n.it Ronal or Kidney rad, the hist xriiwil v in t he T4 JS JQj S BS EJ 23" TV ' world ami recommended hy the inedUal-, i tacuiiy. , a r-n ti j I ARTOIMA. ORF.fJOX Beware of Bogus Pads. I 5a ITS UESPKCTKD AXD COMMENDKD 1JY t Impartiality, "Ability, Fairness and Reliability - THE PAl'Elt FOR THE COMilEIlCIAL 31AJT, I KOK THE FAP.AIE11, K1K TJiK .MKUllA-iNlU, .--.-....-.. i. i . 3. i ..... u o WZZi ".. " '.Air- nRIIRR ANn HHFM HAL S 'FOR THE MERCHANT. FOR EVERY PERS( i.". ""'".:. .."v. ...... . -. .. - ...- , Ilaeh genuinu Ilolman's Pad bears the pri- I'ad Co., P.uy none without It For Sale by all Druggists Toilet and Fancy Articles, sPMfcSliS EIEDICIWES, ETC. Address: IIOLMAX PAD CO ! Tllllniadway. Xcw York, j . , P. O. box 2112. JSIranptions c.irefullv compounded! t ; all hour?. GA QTTlV'QfW- AV f( -Homeopathic Tinctures and Toilets, . . 0l!Dti VX KA .. (ana HumpIirey'.sSncclflcsaLsok-ept. BLACKSrVllTHiNG. Corner Ctieimtnus and Cass streeib. . ASTORIA - - - OREGON. At Csiju. Uogers old stand, comer or Caw and Court Streets. Ship and Cannery work. Horseshoeing. Wagons made and repaired. Good work cuaranteed. CLEANING and REPAIRING NEAT. CHEAT AND QUICK, BY ;EOKE 1.0VF.TT. ilain Street, opposite N.lLoeb'j, JftASCT .1STOKEAX TERMS: BY 3IiiI1M (I'OSTACK KKEK TO ALT. SUESCKH'.KnS.) BALLY. ONE COPY ONE YEAR DAILY. ONE COPY FOUR MONTHS S?"5ample copies of either edition 10 cents. Address : .T. V. UA.I2LOIIAJX Jt CoJ Publisher?, Astoria, Ore c3Po3tmaster3 are authorized to act as agents for The ASToniA