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Vol. xvi.
Astoria, Oregon Saturday Morning;, December 17, 1881
STo. 65.
STATE POLITICS.
How It Looks to a Portia Oder.
Headers of Tnn Astoriax who
have seen "Hermann's" comments
on leading politicians of both
sides will peruse with interest the
following' from the Jacksonville
'p;n,.i Vnrilinfl nrrfnnndoni !
limes loruanu correspondence.
in reference to the same Sllbiect:
Amons Democrats there is extreme
quietness, being far more talk
and activity among the voters
and local aspirants than than there
is among those who are recog
nized as leaders of the parry
throughout the state. In fact,
there is no such thing among
Democrats in this state as a "boss."
Those who would like to be.
"bosses" have taken warning from
the deserved fate of John Kelby
and others, and concluded to be
governed and guided by the great,
good judgment of the masses of
"he partvas expressed fully and
openly in the primaries and con-jnn(
ventions of the nartv. In fact, no I
party, auv where, was ever in bet- j State. This will constitute the ous systems will undergo a change,
tor condition to have its wishes "Stalwart" element of the party, j and they can use robacco with im
fullv carried out than the Demo-! while the "Half-breed" element! punitv, and even benefit. Hence
erats of Oregon are to-day. Up
to the present time, no Democrat,
so far as the writer has been able
to learn, has expressed a desire to
become a candidate for any state
office. t. is true that the great
mass of the party is fully and ear -
nestlv discussing the question as
to wlmni ilinv xvill infill rnnrli.
,lw .,,J mBm. T,omnc r m. I
v., .....v ....., .....www ..., !"". .
posed for Governor, Congressman, j
Supreme Judge, cte.,l3 the voters;
but no candidates have, as above
stated, announced themselves.
Among Republicans there is not
much said about candidates out
side of Portland and Salem. In
the latter place a clique has been
formed between the present in
cumbents of state offices to secure
nominations for re-election. Mr.
Earhart is very anxious for re-election
and is bonding even nerve to
secure a nomination at the hands
of his party. He is not near so
popular as he was four years ago,
though those who know him best
say that he is vain enough to think
he is. Your correspondent, while
in Salem, heard many Republicans
complain that Mr. Earhart had j
made too man v promises that he had j
failed to fulfill to make it safe to . "Men should uevn- smoke ex
put him before the public again, jcept after eating, and, preferably,
It is said that ho nroimsed clerk-.
ship, timekeeper, etc., at the Asy
lum building to dozens of persons
when he must have known that he
could not make his promise good
to more than one. lie has, also
n ic cowl i..- ti,,. r ic .,i:.:i i
, , . .
party who are opposed to him.)
L, ;-, .i LM p iJ
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ncan lanorers mat ire woum give
l,c
tliem work on the Asvlum build-
mem woric on the AsvJum builtl-
, ,, , , ,
mg, and would then give the work
tn rinmnnrok bsrwJtirr lime in en. !
5 O
the support of the Demo-;
for re-election- and it is now
loriLutuiou, aim ins liuwj
cure
crats for
said that when he undertakes
to show whv he should be re- i
nominated he savs there are a
number of Democrats in Salem who
will
rill vote for him. Those Republi-
ans who oppose him say while he
cans
may get a few Pemocratic votes after mY nner, and then I smoke
in Salem he will lose three times j five or six moderately strong cigars
as many Republican votes. Manyfrom tl,nt u'l midnight, and I
Republicans, not only in Salem,
but throushout the state, will on-
pose, him if it is understood that
his present assistant Is to bo ap-
pointed again iu case 01 the Sec
retary's re-election. Mr. Hirsch is
also said to be working quietly
but effectively for renomination,
and is now far more popular than
Mr. Earhart, though some men
say, with a peculiar twist of the
head, that if he is renominated
there will be put to him questions
which he cannot answer satifacto
rily to the voters of the. state. By
those- who are in a position to
(know it is said that Judge Lord is.
exempli f vin"- the tactics of a full-i
, . , .... .
grown ana experienced politician
n n'P attempt to convince his
party ll'at nfl should be reuomi-:
"ted. The Judge has neither
'ost nor ffauJe(l popularity so far'
leing on the bench, but the le-1
. . . ' ;
Cision ill i uruuim . .ui)urau. ,
jca of Simon vs. Thompson will j
create opposition to him. Uow-j
ever, more of that case anon.
It is said by parties who have
the means of knowing that these i
three gentlemen (Mesrs. Lord,
Earhart and 1 lirsch) have entered
into an agreement offensive and
defensive whereby each of the
parties is obligated to do all in his
power to secure the nomination of
the said three parties us against
the nomination of any other men.
lit is understood that this influence
is to be joined with that of J. II
Mitchell for United States Senator,
tnus control the organization j
aml PolicJ of the party in this
will be led and controlled by the
j Oregonian, D. P. Thompson and
5 others. Of course every man ac-:
j quainteil with Oregon politics
, kl,OH's hnt Mitchell, Lord and
jHirsch are all !lStal warts of Stal-;
1 warts," while Earhart is "anything,
to everybody." To a '-Stalwart," '
he is a "Stalwait." To 11 "Half
breed" a "Half-breed "and to all:W0lna generally attempts it i,e
Lf thom lm ?c n ...nnil, rt.i..'
tongued candidate for Secretary of i ner ?he S(Jts the hoop up on the
5(.lle end ol the staves, takes a dolib-
A "Half-breed" says that the erat0 u'm with tho lling-pin, mid
State House clique hold out in-! then shutting both eyes brings the
ducemenls to C. 0. Beekman to'l''in -wn with all tfce force of one
Kn.A ..,.,.:. ,- r ti.,,i.. .arm, while the other one in-
'duiiiv; .1 nil I1IU1 ki i in- uiuni; v ii - .
poration and become their candi
date for Governor, with the under-1
standing that he is not to i)0
nominated. Thev also hold out i
inducement to Mood v. of The :
Dalles to become their candidate
for Governor; and, while profess-
ing friendship for Prof. Powell for!
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion, they have determined that he;
shall not be nominated.
Cigars and Cigarettes.
'What is tho best tiim
for
smokingr"
alter nie janors ol me oay are
,. v. s;... u".f,
over. iNow, a eiiir taken after i
i i i '
eatimr lnus not only a beneficml,
cnntliTnn nff,pt nttni.'f !.. m'tA T,f
soothing ellect upon the mmd, but
facilitates digestion, increases tlie
amount of gastric juice, as T have !
frenuentlv shown to niv classes bv
v:.....t m'i. ,t i .
experiment. lake a dog and!
make a irastric listuh. in him so ns i
U ii 1.:,. .,.4:.. ,..: i...
l" """" " n j . "'.
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ruue a,ul PlU u httlr tobacco in
l""L """ I'ul tllL" iuubtou m
i,:, ,rt,.fU imcf :...!. .1 ,i .
nLs mouth. Almost instantly the.
ffastrie IIUCC bctrillS 10 HOW. Yliat-
...
ever excites the secretions of saliva,
excites the secretions of gastric;
11 :
juice, so that a man actually assists
digestion by an after-dinner cigar,
provided he is not one of those
unfortunate person to whom to-.
j baceo is poisonous. Personally, I j
j never smoke until about. S r. mmi
! k,,ow 1 am a wlscr, better and hap-
Pier ",an for '"
I "IIow can a ""
tell whether;
j tobacco injures hiin?v
"If smoking makes a man irrita-
ble, fretful, and he feels as if helnv we bring into it? L had rather;
would like to jump out of his skin,
j" is injurious; but if, after being
worried over some little thing, ho
comes to look at it after a smoke
quietly, and perhaps laughs at it,
then tobacco is beneficial to him.
It is highly important for mankind
to pass through life with as little
bother as possible, and tobacco
lessens the tendency to bother and
worry. Alcohol does tiie same!
thing-, but us collateral effpets are .
i .t i .i ii . ., :
so nan, ami me coiiapse auer irte
stimulating effect has passed is so
injurious and depressing, that it J"
isn't to lie mentioned in the same
breath as tobacco, which doc tin
harm to the arcat majority of the
.". 1 . i i
ju'ojjuj wm use u imjut;raii:iy mm i
properly."
'l)oyou think cigarette Hiiolc-
iing by boys ran be materially di-
I miiiished?"
'lt must lie done
bv parents,
although smoking can be prohibit
ed in the schools. The exclusive
use of tobacco tends to the de-
(optnrflfinii rf im Ini'nnii rona I
through parents who?e nervous,
system is broken up by
it; ini
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moderate usi
Wh:ir T Imvf ;5iiil
-
iu regard to women smoking ap
plies to women as we have them
in America. As the field of labor
for women enlarges, and they en-
tcr the professions and trades on
an equality with men, their nerv-
it was with a good, deal of truth t
that an English journal remarked:
'The coming woman will probably
smoke.' " W. A. JfanmioitfJ.
Hooping a Barrel".
PutUng a hoop 0 the family
oir-barrel is an operation that
fore the man comes home to din
! stinctivelv shields her face. Then
slm makcs a divo lV,r thc "nphor
and unbleached muslin, and when
the man comes home she is sitting
hnck of lhe stor-N thinking of St.
Stephen and the other martyrs,
while a burnt dinner and the cam-
l,hrrarc struSKlinf fnr lhe mast'
er-v He 9a-vs tlmt ,f s,,e lmfi but
Kel)l ,,or lc,1,Pcr ?ne uian l nave
got nun. Yiui
himself and puts
carefully, and then adjusts it so1
i i! . r - t
nicely to the top ot eivry stave j
'.that only a few smart raps ap
parently are needed to bring it
. , , , . ,
right. Ami thru he
liTmcoir ir. ililnlr ,,,Li .'
uunseii io iniiiK u nai .i ,
. down all
lau&fhs to
lie isius tne narrei a safe ,,ur su Ioni 1)IofMl rifir nn,i Ished and supported. It makes the hair j
the Loom on verv I sweral trengthener. us. King of the ' mni.-t, sfl and glossy, and. is unsur-j
' itlnml sc...tt-..t-ticn i,mt nrissiw! :i :i Iciir (Iri'-vSiiif. It is the most !
fuss his wife kicked up for a sim-lbfi'!-
i .... -- ,'--.
nle matter that onlv needed n little : ' ,lt' I'll'4' "' subscription to Ihk;
P1 . u r l . . " 0Vi:i:ki.y Amuuiax has Imvh roducctl '
patience to adjust itself: then hej topper annum wheiijijild in advance. I
J '. If not paid iu advance th,. old prh-eufj
B,ls ll,e ,,ain,ner aml gves t''eU::illhechargcl. !
I,M,J1' a r,um; " ,ai' "" w,,c J?,uv'' "I"4 J
tne otner Hies up ana caicnes mm
on the nose, filling his soul with
wrath and ,,IS c-ves w,th tears' aml
'the next niinute the barrel is Uv-
-- -v :
n'nPr tlin rn. nnrnmnnr.iml
,, & , 7 ,' , ' ' -
-
br the hnmnier, and another eandi-
J 1 1 !
k.03riue iiamuier, aim auoiuer eautii-
1 i e t 1
date for camphor and rag is en-
fsllnrl 1.1 !.
that is
"u,cu V J"1- c Avm
unr,'as,n' ; 1W'
grave. J) anbury Neics.
ard the
Dr. Holmes savs: 1 never :nv i
a garment too fine for a man or
maid; there never was a chair too'
good for a cobbler or a cooper or
a king to sit in; never a house too(
fine to shelter the human head.'
These elements about us, theglo-J
rious sun, the impartial sun, are
not too irood for the human race.
; Elegance fits man. Uut do we
nut value these tools a little more
1 than thev are worth and sometimes
j mortgage a house for the inahoga-
eat my dinner oft' the head of a
barrel, or dress after tho fashion
j of John the Baptist in the wilder
ness, or sit on a block all my life, j
than to consume all mvself before
I got to a home, and take to
much pains with the outside than
the inside was us hollow as an
empty nut. Beauty is a great
thing, but beauty of garment,
house and furniture are tawdry j
ornaments compared with domes-
- . ii . - .ii
uc mve. .-ui im ciegac in mej
world will not make a home, urn! 1 j
would give mure for a spoonful
e: teal hearty love than fori
j whole ship-load of furniture and;
(all the sonri-nusnes" all the uphol-1
. x . . ., "
Mcrci in uiu worm can gamer.
Xotici.
l)tiriiiir in absence fmni AMurm. Mr. !
inilf, 7,.t iint Ti. 5i,rA i
n Y v i.Vv"ft "V5;i V 'k
!.fi.n ,i" ! ' 5roniilx
jlhiulul to. .....
ayeiil fur Oregon and Washington tcr-j
nmi lor uieeeieuraici i moano oeer.
,,.,, ,,t
Mother 1! .Ilol!...,-.! ! !
tIotllrr
AivioiiiHMui-hwlatiiihlaiidbrokt'iii!w,.K.
lftl yn,,r rt'sl - a slcK u"iM suUitjiir
and eniiiir willi the fcruvintiii pain '
jof cutllns leellr. 11 so, mi at omr and
!....!.... i r r. :,.! i?....n
jii-i a iiiMiii-ni .u in. n ui.muv. riMiii!iiiu
byrup. it will relieve the pnr little suf-
ferer iniinodialelv-dcncnd iiiwtii il:U" received at Koscoes, per steamer i
tbeif is mi mistake :ibont W. Ther.. U 1
. . . . - . .i1. t
not a mother on .earth who has ever?
iied it, who will not tII ua at oneei
that it will reinitiate the bowels, and;
Clve rest to the mother. :utd reli.-r and
health to the cliiliUopcmtinslike maic. .
Itis perfect I v safe to iuu. mall wises. I
and pleasant to the taste, and is the pre-
scrintion of one
" . j j.i-..i. i
me 01 ineomer aim niir i
rcmaie pnj-sicians anil nurses in ijiel
United .Slater. .m1iI. everywhere. :tf j
oen'i a bottle.
Peruvian Ktttors.
Cinchona Rubra
The Count Cinchon was the .Spanish i
Viceroy in Peru in liSHO. The Countess, j
his wife, w:is prostrated by an intermit-:
tent fever, from which she was treed bv - ....
theiieorihe native remeih.lhe IVni- l..lhi;Iis is hereby authorized to col
vian bark. or. as it was called in the I Ieet all bills due me and receipt for the
lancuafre or the countrv. -Quimpiina.' J same. In. W. D. Baker.
Cnilefui for her rccoverv. on her return ' Astoria. Dec. ft. 1881.
to J-.urope iu H3:y, she utlroditced the
remedy in .Spain, where it was known
under various names, until Liima'tis
called it Cinchona, iu honor of tho ladv
who had brought them that which was
iiioro precious inan u croiuoi ineinca-,.
ai)ne
lanLs. by restoring tho natural tone of
the stomach. It attacks excessive love!
" IlilllJkV 1 ! alltr? f.ftV rtllfl .lk f'
iMilh alike. The powerful tonic virt,c. I
of the Cinchona is presencd iu the i
IVrtu ian Hitlers, which are as eirTtiw '
ajraiust malarial fever lo-dav as thev'
were in the das of the old SiuinMi
Vieimv. Wn inioiniifi'A lint ilnrmrli.
onjc i.f tiif.u ii?i.rc m i... '..!.c..!n.it I
pun
A
be.t
th
willingly abide this test
For sale bvi
ail druggists, grocers and liquor dealers.
Onlcr it. .
:
("has. Stevens and Son have a stock
of mouldings and moulders look which
can bo bought cheap for cash to eloso
out that branch of the businc-s.
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'"I'll m r.uiuu nave miireti in ine r
c0ni.r of Hamilton ami Cheiiam u.
11'.. .... ... I . .. I. . . t a t
.-)Ui;ri-. Ill llH" illuming lllltlll lirril-
. t..w.t. !. .1... l...Il.i:... r.u....Hl. ..
Died bv Tivnehard a: I n-hiir.
For tho genuine .1. II. Cutler old
liuitrliou. and lhe best ..i' wines, linoori :
and San I'r.tiieie beer, rail at the iJeiii,,
opiwMte lhe I. H Mower, and s.v Cam n-.
Have Wistars balsam .f uild cheir
iaJ,.Jv ,,il,,', ,l ,''- ugus, ruus.
bronchitis. whuoningVouirh. croun. in-1
Huenza, consnmplson, and all throat and ,
lung complaints, zn enls ami ; hot-
lie.
iwiiiMiii. p.iiimyraimer, inrumi,
-Davidson, idiutitrapher, l'r.rtlan.l, i
bas retained all the lu-Mliv.S wlllcl
were taken at his liraueh.jstllery while'
cii- 1
in Asl
of the
in -suina. aim can uirmsii iiupueanjs.
f lhe same on short notice. Alo his
views, of Astoria. II wne... Fori Canbv.
Cape Hancock, and Yoiuur's Kiver Falls
can be ordered direct from him or Carl
Adlcr. at s; per dozen.
felfTiRS
In Ilostx or Fainilir,
llostcttcr's .Stomach r.Uteis j as much ro
pirded a a household iicccsllv as Mjgar or
entree. The reason of this Is 'that years of
experience have proved it to he perfectly rc
Hablo In tlioe cases of emergencv where a
Sronipt and convenient remedy Is demanded,
onstipatiuu. liver complalnr. dyspepsia, la
dlgcstfon and other troubles afe overcome
by it. For sale by Druzgwts and dealers, to
whom apply for ltostetter's Almanac lorlS32.
loiiiisnav. alter a lapse oi two nun- Thompson's block, opposite Capr. Ains
died and hit years, science has given i -worth. Rooms bv the dav, week oi
us ; nothing In take its plnce. It eirectu- Innth. " Mns.E: Akriooxi
ally cures a morbid aonel de for stimu-1- -
', and of the best known quality.; " . w" ir iiimht .vona oran ouiur
trial will al!.slv Mitt that this is the I V" . " J -: " ".'.' "'" "; "
t bitter in the world. "The piw.r of IC fla and -l,,t-v Wl 1,e Promptly at
e mtildin'' is iu the eatimr." and we "'"deit U.
As.;i iniM. hut iii7..tn-i! inv:.!i-.. nc : tive liriiicimc bv which the hair is nottr-
I . A 7ir 9L Pi I'll
n 1 CELEBRATED (
t fiwr-f 1 -'-- rii -i 1
SmS3mVr&mmW
Farafshcri Roorari to .Let
At Air. Muasoa's lodging hous
Wanted.
A small lumse, furni-jhed or unfur-l
mm-i
:,AXi
lushed. Address hniTE. Astoi
office.
"
.lust received nor sies
Take Xollee.
On alter il:i dale an additional 10
' W l'ori1 w ,"' charged on all
nri!t.rsVor sawed wond.not accompanied
bv the cash, at Gravs wood yard. Jnlv
rzr ; ;
- ,- i
Xntioe.
All persons indebted to tho late lirnij
(f t..,,,, & i:,MlUr will pleasp cftj,
i at niv iidlcf and ottl accounts iniuiedi-1
). Q. A. UoWI.nv. J
f'.HsJi'rn Oysters.
Anotlu'r line lot of Eastern Ousters i
1 1 rt rvr w
ITCilOli
Occident block.
.Xotloe t the Ladles
- .. ,. . , tt", , e
-Switches, curls and frizzes made from
oomblns or cut hair. Call on or ad-
rs V UnLKXirAET,
Occident hair tlre&sins salopn,
i iriri f rtairiTi .
. ...M .-.-.w.. .
Masquerade Suits.
i Anv one desirous of procuring a suit
.for the Masouerade Ball on thc 26th
linst., can be supplied bv leaving their j
i order at airs. &. r. iUch.eans. All or
ders should bo in bv thc 21st inst.
Notice.
'
Arrisonl
Lodging; Honse,
land. Oregon.
Port-
jev house and first class in its an-
,Mintments. Third street, in K. K
Choice Fruit.
All or the. 3hoieesl kinds of apples in
Jiu' tyZ1 les for sale at .1. 11. D.
i,ra - - .
Slu-rmuji Uioh. XLxpres
. I
Will rweivo orders at tho store of 1.
IIam.V Vkoktaki.e Sicilian II aiu
Kexewku Is a scientific combination of
ome of the most powerful restorative
agent- in the vegetable kingdom. It re-
.stores gray hair to Its original color. It
makes thc scalp white and clean. It
cures dandruff and humors, and falling-
out of the hair. It furnishes the nntri-
economical preparation ever offered to !
li-k iiltli.a k. . ,.l....r H-kkvkav an Wntr
i'" l"i"" . - ' i'" i- ichi.uh u iuul
time, making on!;, an occasional appll-
j..t.... iihiii...iki If 1; MMUimniAiu Oil
"" m i i-wi . n i-f in.imimtimi.u
and used by eminent medical men. and
omoiauy eiiuorscit uv me. niaie Assaver j
.e -i.-. ..i... ... 'pi. i t. ..,.!
of !nssaclniett-. The popularitv of
Halls Hair lieiiev.er has iucreised with '
the test of main years, both In thist
country and iu foreign lands, and it is
now knowu and used In all the
countries of the world.
t l,, .,. .. .. ... n,MTI
t0,n iA,A' ln AI,L Dl-xu
-
ICFI h WTOUn
u.i.ii.i.wu..
: r,iji VT I? V f T A D rZT?rn
; uian x un.u itarvjiviviu x
tseueml assort incut of uible stock constantly
oa lia:ul suril M
t... .i n. . -x .. .i i .n
IJtIIIIlUlI T rilll HIICI JIHIY.
Baenn Rome Shnnloro Taril
! IJacon! namS, buOUIuers, Lard,
IHWS. UrTl'KlK. CHKESE.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables,
fish. I'onrRY axi jArr
In Hie M'Hhon.
(ItiAKS A7EI TOBACCO.
! r AVIAKS ASD Mtl70I88.
Ah c1i;mi t.-i CASH. Ooods sold on coni
iiisvit.t.. il;i.iH 1. w. Case's store.
3. KODCKKS.
l. K. rsa. T. W. Kvro.t
! Astoria Market !
. fOK. CHKNAMt'S AND HAMILTON" STS.
ArOitlA. - - OUKOO.W
WAKIIHV Jk 3 LI TO X. Proprietor.
(SHteezwr Varrtn .0 MeGuirvi
Wholesale unl Itetnil Dealers in
Fresh and Cured Meats
A full lino of
FAMIIA" OKOCERIELS, FU)UK, FEED
UAY.'OAXXED FRDIT. VEGE
TABLES. ETC.
8"Utttter, Egss. Cheese, etc cowtanUy
on hand.
ear Ships supplied at the lowest rates.
I a line lot ot eastern ovsters, wmen avm x-' - j '53?WSy ivjv
i bo served up iu lirsi class stvle at Ros-i - , JLi'i3safi5Vrr
coo. Occident block. . ; axi ' ZzgzSJ "&
MISCELLANEOUS:
S. ARNDT & PEROHEN,
ASTOWA. - OREGON.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
UL.VCKSAIITH jSh
fM& f
y? iprmcgz:
boiler Shop SOgs?-
mm. --- L. Xn-JzrZJ-m2xla--'
All !:lnU uf
EFGINS, C&IOJERY,
AK1
STEAMBOAT WORK
rmmptly nt!fniUit to.
A specialty made of repairing
CANNERY IIES,
FOOT 01-' LAFAYETTE STREirr.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
ppvnivsn-vrp vP1 n.i.i-t... iin,M.,
1kxto sn.hKr, Nkau Pakkhi IIowk.
ASTOUIA. - oitECOX.
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND
' BOILER MAKERS.
IiilNDlMARI.ENfiIiES
Boiler Vork, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
V. 1). AV.vss, Presidcnr.
.1. (J. II CST1.EK, Sccretarv.
I. 'W. Case, Trea.surcr.
Jouk Fox, .SupcrititeiiUent
WILLIAM EDGAE,
Corner Main and Chenamus Streets,
ASTORIA .....
.....ORKflON.
Iin.VI.KP. w
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
The Celebrated
! . .. . ..
iiuacrn kuuucko a, suns
GENUINE EN6USH CUTLERY
AND THE GENUINE WOSTENHOLM
and other Englisb Cutlory.
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Ifleershaum Pipes, etc.
A ilnc stock of
"Wntrhcs nntl Jewelry. .TSnr.zle nud
Itreeeh l.ondiii Sliol (.'kiih mid
itlf!r4. Itovolvers. Plxtols.
and Ammunition
II a him:
VISO A FINK
iVs.-onmcai une m-wji auui-.s ami kk
m.t(Ml.Ni
For Sale.
lVr Crttish harx "Watdoek" due ot Astoria
March lsr.
100 Tons No. 1 Glencnrnock Scotch
Pig Iron,
40 Tons English Foundry Coke.
350 Tons Best Hard Steam Coal.
Apply to Al'C. c. kix i:v.
If A&toria, Oregon.
GKRMAK1A BEER HALL
An
BOTTLT5 BEKIi DEJ'O'I.
L'atv yra Street. .a?to!ii .
j The Jirfit of Lagevis Cfs. u Of ass
j Orders for tlic
iCelrateil ColmMa Brewery
Left at this plnce will ho promptly attend
ed to.
pyXo cheap San Francisco UenrsoM at
this place
W'JI. KOOIC.Proiirietor.
yM, iioivi-:,
BOAT. BUILDER,
ATT11K OLOSTANO, G KAY'S WILDING
FIUST CLASS WORK A SPU'IALTA-.
MINT SALOON.
oprosrrE n. n. & -. companys dock.
None but thc host Iirtuorsnndci!':trs n.iiscil
lot or thuhnr.
Y. SCIIITLDT.
I. W. CASE,"
IMP0RTKP. AND WU0LESALK AND RE-'
TAIL DEALER IX '
&EEBAL MERCHANDISE.
Corner Cbenamus nnd Cass streets. t
ASTORIA- - -J - OREGON.
BUSINESS CARDS.
j)c.ir
SLLAXD.
Ofllce in ASTORIAX buUding. .
Hoom No. 2, up-stalfs.
"Tg r. 1IOLUKX.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
AlCTfUNKKK, COMiHSSION A2vdI
SLMLVXCE AUKXT.
T A. JlelXTOSH.
MERCHANT TAILOK,
OecIdPiil Hotel llulldlnff. .
ASTOKIA - - - OREGON
1 I. WIMTOX,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
onicelaC 1.. Parker's bulldlug, on Beaton
stcecr. opposite Custom House,
ASTORIA,
OREGON.
TAY TUTTIiE. M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON;
Ot-yicK 0-er tho "White House Store.
Rksidknck At Mrs. Munson's boanllan
house, Clwimnius street, Astoria, Oregon.
TL CRAXO, 31. !.
"PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Jtoom Xo. a. Astorian BhUiIIbs.
(ur STAins.)
Rksidkn'ce Corner of Benton andGouit
streets. Astoria. Oregon.
p v. iiic:kh.
PKNTIST,
ASTORIA, -
- OREGON.
"Rooms in Allen's building up stairs, conir
of Cats and Soemocqhe streets.
I Q. A. BOWLBY.
A1T0RNEYAT LAW.
Chcnanms Street. - ASTOltlA. OREOO
C."-
KAIA A CO..
Door.s. Windows, JlUadx, Trsa
soma, JLnsabcr. Etc.
All kinds of Oak Lumber, Glass, Boat Ma
terial, etc.
Steam Mill near Weston hotel. Cor. Geo
evlve and Astorstreets.
J. H. D. GRAY,
Wholesale and retail dealer in.
ALL KINDS OF FEED,
Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc.
General .storage nd IVharfage on reason
able tei'nis. FMtt of Benton street. Astoria
Oregon.
Take Notice.
John Rogers, Central Market,
Has received a large Invoice of
BARRELS AND HALF BARRELS
or the best quality.
And is now ready to supply Butchers Can
neries and all others, cheap for enHh.
CITY
BOOK STORE.
Vi arc constantly recetvlnji new addlUoas
to our stock" nnd have the finest and
largest assortment ot variety
Kooil in the city.
Combs, Brushes,
Stationery, Frames,
Celluloid Goods.
A 11 our goods arc marked in plain .figure.1
Call and examine quality and note prlees.
CIIAS. STEVENS & SON"
Wilson & Fisher
DKALKKS IN
ECu9l3EI.I W jSLHEJ.
L1JHUI GATING OILS. COAL OIL,
PAINTS AND OILS.
Sheet, Round, and Square Prepared
Rubber Packing.
PROVISIONS, MILL FEED,
A Mini's SEED, GRASS SEED,
Which will be evchaiuied for country )wo
duccorsohlat lowest irlcea.
Corner rhcnanius andHnniilton Strfcts
A&TORIA. OUEGON. 4
Mrs. P. M. Williamson,
OKAI.KK IX
DllKSS
TRIMMINGS.
Alt kinds of
WOOLS, ZEPHYRS,
LADIES UNDERWEAR, EIC.
Corner or Cass and Jefferson streets, Atoria
-Stamping aad Dress Making donate
order.
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