The Daily Astorian., December 20, 1881, Image 1

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Vol. xvi.
Astoria. Oregon, Tuesday Morning December 20, 1881
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NOT A "DREAM '--TRUTHS.
Astoria, tue State of Oregon, and
Washington Territory.
Editor Astemax:
I wish to state truths in the in
terest of the producing classes:
not in the shape of a general grunt
against corporations or large
amounts of inoney focalized for
public improvements, for 1 am an
advocate of hurrying up machine
hhops, mills, factories, and all
other improvements.
Astoria has advantages as a sea- j
port town over all others from 1
Sitka to San Diego. She is situ- j
ated about fifteen miles from the
ocean, with deep water from the i
bar to the docks sufficiently deep
to float the largest ships known to
commerce, with a completely land
locked harbor, with perfect anchor-
age, and room for the Siaif of the t
commerce of the world. tency, dr.tnkness or wilfulness,
Five miles above Astoria, on the i and the man that says to the con
Columbia river, i.s the noted "Hog's jtrary, simply tries to shield himself
Back" that helps to make the Port-! or his friends. The tug service at
land people get up their back; j
which makes them want to send
rionn 'Pliritrcrv.i Li1.- in Liin I F 111 !
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can't fret Congress to nut a bur- ,
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den on tiie peoples oaclc in oraer
to relieve about 3000 property-
holders in Portland from burdens j
that will break their back, pro-
'.aa r... : ,- nBiin.ii'A,inii.;nW !;. -it r. nl'is
wuuuaa.u in iiul o,i c cwuu ,
to get Congress to appropriate
enough money to remove eeveu
other bars on the Colambia and .
Willamette rivers that are fast be-J
coming each more formidable
than the "Hog's Back," which, if
dredged this year, will need the
same thing done the next year j
fore, which give more concentrated !
labor than anv other industry on
this coast. "We have no tornado
to destroy our piling lor wharves.
Piling driven at Astoria will last
indefinitely. Piling driren in
Astoria twenty-five years ago is as
sound to-day as when driven. The
June freshets in the Columbia
river kills barnacles and all other
salt water insects, and that is the
reason piling driven on Clatsop i
spit will be an everlasting break-
water: as much so as if made of
. . .1
stone, and the cost of doing it a
mere trifle for all time to come.
Astoria is the place for grain ,
elerators. It is not now a ques
tion which is the best way to han
dle grain for the producer as well
as the transportation company.
The farmer can own two or three
dozen of two bushel seamless cot-
ton sacks, and can haul his grain
to the nearest depot, railroad or j
river in those sacks, and there the
grain can go into an elevator. His
sacks are put back into his
wagon and he returns home
for another load; and so
on ad infinitum for ten eoa
secutive harvests, and his first
trifling outlay for sacks is all there
is iii all that time for handling his
grain to market. But farmer, how
is it with you now? Until Yillard
gets his roads down to Astoria you
must expect to be under the ex
pense of wear and tear of sacks
and shortage on wheat and sacks,
before your wheat ever reaches a
ship. But you can soon begiu to
see day. As soon as the railroad
reaches Astoria then large jrrain
elevators will be constructed ut
Astoria, and at all your nearest
depots, for shipment of grain. To j
illustrate: When a car is loaded at
Albany, Oregon City or "Walla
"Walla in bulk the tram can travel
day and night until it reaches deep
water at Astoria, where the grain
will go into an elevator to be ready
to go on board of a proper wheat
carrying ship, which should be a
5000 ton steamer, that will go
with the constaut'increasesl shoal-! Government. It is evident that quest of an anxious pa n ent, wtlh'or your rest by a imck child suneringMiniys.
ino- of both rivers. I Gillesnie's plan of driving piling! more boys thai: pears.l - of ciiUtnifteeth ? if so. an ni onccaud ". siiermairBrolu Kipres . fllfi ARRilAN Q - J!nRAf!r,n.
a I - - ' - - . . i i. - - , LXLii:.r-..ii . :m . - .v . ' -r a .-. . . f -,- . - ?m ., rm.in' ?-i, . jz. .. .
Astoria has salmon fisheries on Clatson snit and cutting through I Aoreble nil reund: -1 rn-1 M A? K1
,. , , 4 a w .. more is no uimtnk-e nikont ir. iiere i uiiuiim-raj. i,!.im- iui umun mi
jdireet to the European markets
and return with its cargo of eini-
.grants and commercial trainc, )
. . .
which would be immense if our I
tariff laws were as thev should be.!
Puget Sound cannot compete
rrith the mouth of the Columbia
river as a shipping point. Why?
Because the Sound has no commu
nication to the interior except by
railroHds, when they are built, and
then that road has impractical
grades for heavy freighting. There
are at this tfnie, and have been for
thirty-three years, more vessels
lost in the Sound and going to the
Sound, from causes that cannot be
removed, than there have been
coming into the Columbia.
There has not been one single
itnr.K1 lu t lcx .-.utll nC till I
W3V 1 imt il nio U1UULII -& wn- .
Columbia for thirty years that is
not chargeable directly to incompe-
the mouth of the Columbia river J
ma not be quite what it ought to
lf hilt. I VIrvhfIv IcnOWS tllllL
, i r .i n i i i I
the mouth of the Columbia does
not oeiong to me present tugi
company; that the river is free for j
all. Then why so much talk? Come
right here, croakers, build tugs and
H . i ... " --M
you will know more about it in :ijll3U ,ul1- ",: m 'fc"' u n liy o,,uo '
couple of years. Every ship j
coming and going out of the Co- j
lumbia should be compelled io
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take a tug or loe their insurance !
in case of loss. The mouth of the
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jColumb a can be permanently im-
proved at a trilling cost ty the
way to permanently improve the
Columbia bar.
If the Government
wants to do the greatest good
the middle sands, is the nroncrinn intrnrlnniiicr some haw &.!-'??" iinmediately-tlepend iiiioii it ; t .VM1;, lrt.r V.,?,'r. :..(5!.l "r ""?' -i11" JOSEPH RODCERS&SONS""-3trCK
Ya.llS en uu uu- g.ca.c -u, marked Air. ogg. "iNewieatures
to the greatest number it wont jjn that pulpit is iust what 1 have
;.tt11irt:u-rf,it,inP:i1 , r r .i i .
appropriate one dollar lor tit edging been longing for for the ht,t vear
tho Columbia river but will do '
mo ootuinoia nir, oul nui u
somethinp; for the "Willamette, and j
0 !
will make an appropriation 'lt1
once for the Locks at Cascades and
j llie JJalles and to ueeptue uPPei',fpruth to stv that the phrase .
Columbia and "Willamette as open '
to proper river
also make a sufficient
IIon IO lue "'oulu OI lIH- voluin"
- i- .v. ...i r j.. rt - . - I
ii to commence per
When these things
tne.' will be in the
ithen with the railroad
is being now pushed
completion that gives us a com-
narfltivplv IavpI ronto from An.l
!:.. .,..1 wn wn J
j ria to the "Walla Walla country as
to the Willamette valley, we are:
warranted in saymg that no place
- - 1
n the Sound can compete with
mm r
s as a gram port. Then freeze
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on
us
nn; in thfi Columbia river or low
water in the Columbia or Willam- tered linff tlu "'S1'1 s",(1 de'
ette will notstop commerce one day! TOurod a11 the stuff on the counter
but every thing will glide smoothly l"t,,ere's ouc 0sol!'t,0- II ,J
along and nobody hurt bll"t make tliem dentlily sick!" Maybe
croakers, and gamesters who wantj this dopsn,t strike 'ou JUS funn
to build cities in unnatural places, : A new comic opera, "The
Astoria can locate warehouses two Twelve Jolly Bachelors," has just
feot above extreme high tide, and
store grain in perfect safety. Can
Portland do that? Astoria can build
immense warehouses on pilitur
which will not he eaten with
teredo. Can Puget Sound do that?
Astoria has no local cau.sp of dis
ease; the deaths, in a great ma
jority of casep, are from old uge,
drowning and sliootiug, which last i Austin candidate, leading a proml
proccss is hardly enough in use. i nent citizen into a saloon. "Do 1
As for deaths among children 1 ever take -anythinir? Don't you
there is no locality on the face of I remember I have been a member
tho earth with the same number of the legislature ?' That st-t tied
of children for the last six years jit. He took something,
that has had so few deaths. j At A nmo dinucl: in Chicago,
Astoria's relation to the north-1 38 kiuds of wiid fowl Were served,
west is the same as New York's to
the Atlantic coast. Xew York
has nothing but the North and
East rivers. Astoria has the great
Columbia with all its great tribu-
taric-, giving- nearly 4.000 n:il;s of j
river navigation. - What has Xotv
f. I I 1 . t -l .
lone uaroor cost mr urovernnieni
to make it what it is now, only a
mere trifle better than the
iof the Columbia? Millions
millions of dollars. What has the .
Government spent at the mouth i
of the Columbia? 1 am not grunt-i
bling at the Government for not ;
I spending money lo improve our i
river and harbors, from the faetj
that we have been, as a rule, send
ing shysters, politicians and money
grabbers, in place of sending men
that would jjo straight to work
and tell Congress just what we
want and stay right by it until we
get it. J.KSIPEX'l.
Alleged Jokes.
nee cents
Detroit has beer at tl
a glass, and wants to know why it ;
can't run opposition to heaven. '
An elephant in a North Carolina
circus recently drank a pailful of
whisky. The trunken beast.
A Chicago paper speaks of ua
wild pig on roost."' The ue'
dropped out of the word pigeon
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while the proof reader was aosent
in his mind
It works both wavs
J'oggsavsi
tr 1oin vrir noinrlihir n i'niirflf
, a . . "!
a good rule: but one should i
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g S!,.vs
neighbor.
hi
neiglinors;
Kvon if a boy is always whist 1
ing "1 Y ant to lo an Angel, it!llIIt - ,, 1,,;ii-"
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.is just as well to keep the prc-
served pears on the. top shelf of
tnc pamry. ivepuonsneu in
, i "'
oi two.
A ,.,. Iw1- hn ),., ., ,d
" OHIIir I.Ul I1U U.l: .ill till"
;ection to the revision of the New
,.,. w ... tn tIlo r nn,if,It i
lestatnent, writes to tne Loudon;
"
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"pnlskin nnd blsiek volvnt ."
after covering his intended victim,
, . . . ,
B
and shoot first, by pans
nt:mir f o r,-
mark ere he fired,
, ,
'Now, look'
imtlrRjy
iirii ! .1. .,:i ..1 . .....
! U e11' s:u,, l,U raiIroad nriUiU'
Iran' keener as he discovered in
j " 't'1. '
i the morniiiff that thieves had en-
I been produced in Boston, and will
J e a success as soon as the public
I can get used to seeing the twelve
! bachelors remain on the stage in- j
stead of coining down and occu
pying the front cat during the
ballet.
All doubts dissipated: 'Do you
loer take anvllim"-. asked an
j an(j tne hill of fare also included
black bear, mountain sheep, buffa
lo, antelope, bison, elk, rabbit,
squirrel, woodchuck and 'possum.
In other words, folks ate old hen
tires into tne service," said Row' not a mother on earth who has eer M:s,a,tr anl they will be promptly at
....,. ' useL it, who will not t"ll on at onee'-tended to.
Mr. Textual. '-All light, re- ,thatit will regulate the bowels, and I ' -- '
, , ,r , , .- . l-'ive rest to the mother, and relief and I Xotliiiis Short of I'nmistnkable
navi'ration -md i i i ", tent fever, from which she was freetl bvjpmny of the bio.nl. ly its in icoratuiff s t,
01 110 idea of luxury III her tUIIUI. and tli.. ionrthn ntivn roiiiftU'. tin 1 Vr.r.ien'eels it always lPiieve-; and often cures SSIHfe CUKWKJ-
Diiriiic anu line linuen convevs ins wiie. was iuosu..ieii ny an wueriuu-! i.im'-s mm an uisuiut-i.s iisiuu
iippropria-, i :.,....,.,.. ' ylan hark. or. as it was called- in the' Livrr roinplninfc-, Feni.tle Weaknesses 5eIIs,
mauent work I I" Ew-t ' . -she introduced tin j blood it has no equal. It tones up the JVassc "1' -" -""--" 1-lp-
A Colorado nhotorrMnher n- remih in Sii.iiii. where it was know n . .syM.-ni. restores and preserves the Zl
are done, and' . . : , under vaiiotis uaines, until luiu:eus health, and imparts vigor and energy. . , r 1
near inture, ,! illlf ., iivst .- i;r.. ,i,: who had brought themlh.it which was ue, and U hlaj the most available)
ivstom that ".' "- ". " ," " mon; precious timnt he gt.ld 01 the in.-as. !.i;tiieine lor the smtenng sick, any- r,.rBfiMs!l uirk "iVaulock" diu- :tt
hrst tinuUie tried to kill atiian,as, ouiis.iay.auci- a laj.M- 1.1 inn iliwi-pu.i.,; .. .
. cr 1m.11. .. ' ilrmlnml fiHi i,ni. li. .liu.ii li.- iiimn I hill! SM.P I'.V 11 I. Ul'l I'l'l 1 .U.I1LH Ibl
and beef u::uVr any name that.
suited vm.
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jjeiiiuiiu arnifieiiiciu: .i, i
saiti the eliurmiuir :setross to her J
' mouth ' (Ipvo:piI lover. '&', Clnriic, li
.poni.i nny jobnt you
haw the privilege of paving for all .
mv suppers and earriaues after f
the theatre, ami you'll be envied
by ail the lms. That might to
satisfy you.'
A country member-elect of the
l.egidaturPjstudying up on .speech
making, put a wasp down his neck
to sen if it would excite him to i
gesticulation. His familv are ofi
ntiiinnn tli-if if Si riMii-i'i: h in i
opinion that it m tup. .i.s ins ge
liculation of that occasion in i he?
i L.i:i?iiiiui., niv;
?lti House will
have to be enlarged.
... .. -,. . ,rf ...latelv. .I.Q.A.BOWLUV.
A burglar who got into u hoar.!- Another tine lot or Eastern Oysters j
i. , . , j just leeeived at Uoscoes, per steamer I
: "g-houe in tvr:ieusi stole ajon-umi. Oeciil.Mil block, j
""? !ie th:lt h:,1 b,,,:n lij
K"" tahli eighteen times. The,
I court will probably let him oft combings or cut hair. Call on or ad
. . . ' , " . . . f t. dress Wji. Uin.KXHAttr,
easy, u uteres niiyiuuig ten oi
him to try, after the-Moctnrs got
i through with him, and the boaider.- Masquerade Suits.
of that house, have made up a I An one desirous of procuring a suit
... ., .wi ,...., i ; t !.;. fr die Masquerade Rail on the 2Gth
i purse and presented it to lum. insU mn h(i lSM)pw, J)V jcavinj? their
A .vnirtiti wlifi rl.wl niviiitiilinnH'r ut Mrs. S. T. McLean's. All or-
j. woman wno c.urieit .ikiuiki jr. ..i.,,,,!,! i. ;,, v.. .i.,. i.ui j..,f
milk in tans haul
a naive
lliiti
the other day. One of- the I
. , ,
he brought milk !
looked into the can ami remarked.
...
Wltll SUipilSe
lWhy, there is
actuallv nothing there but watei-rLvrri-oni r.odinK House. Port-
- I
The woman, having satisfied her
1i ..- . 1 r j!. . . x l
.' w uNVel, :f lUl fonn.t to
en r ni iiif iriisri in i f i vi;ii.iiiiaiii .
Mothers ! .iiotttcr.s!! MotherM! !
Are yoti iitsturbetl at ntgltt and ltroken 1
loaltli to the chilil...per.rtin!f like magic. 1
H i-J iHTfectly Kifeto ttse in all ease.s.i
j and pleasant to the taste, :uid is the pri
:.seriptionof one oi theo!det and best
temale piiysteian- anil nurses in tne ; uii.i.a enjoys. It is a compound oi the
ITniteil Slates. Sold everywhere. 2.-.'i,p..t v..,.fnllo niiorntivoi with thn
eents a hottle.
- !
l'mivian ittcr.
, . , T .
emebona itniira
-,'.n, t'0.nnl Cinelion was the bpnuisli
l ll'I'Ill. 111 1 1111 111 IlkHL 1 111- I Illlllll'S-,.
laimuaui ill ine ruiiiurv, ijtiiniiiiiu.i.
(iralefttl for hen i-eovei. on her return
n nothing t. take its place. It en'eciu
lallycrea mmbidappente for mIiiiu-
:IUUS. I,V reslotlUg llie l.ailtntl lOUC OI
IllC StOIIUtcll. It tlliacKS Pre.Ssic hue
tu nipior as irttoiH, nicer. .11111 ucs;roys
both alike. The iKiwerful ionic irlue
iof the 1 inehona is preered in the
! Jvritviau Hitters, w Inch are as criective
; agniiisi niaiaruii ieer u-ja :i inc
In the dajs r Jh, old Spanish
5 Viceroys. e gnai-sud.v the ingredi-
cuts oi these billet to be alxolutelj
i pure, and of the best known quality.
against niaiariiu ieer w-uaj as uiey
A trial will atisf n that this is the
best bitter in the wot Id. "The proof of
the pudding is in the eating." and we
willingly abide this test. Korsale by
nil drttggisK grocers and lienor dealers.
Order it.
CELEBRATED
3Sin&
1 . 8T03IACH &
8lTTEBs
In HoHts or Families
HostMler's Stomaeli Hitters is a.- much re
Rsirded as a household ncce.sitv as sugar or
coHee. The reason of this is'tlint j ears of
experience have promt It lo lie perfectly re
liable in thotr eases or emergency where a
prompt and convenient reined v is demanded.
Constipation, liver eomplainr. dyspep-jia, In
dlzestlon and other troubles are overcome
by It. tor sale by Druggists and dealers, to
STETTP
H7
i4 j
ISk I
WfWMfeT JS8SSB !
S5Pjra.-I -
mMmmLmmwM
whom apply for Ji
ios
tctteVs Almanac for lisi
ruruUhort Hooms to Let
At Mrs. Muna's lodging house.
Wanted.
A smoH lioiw'. foriiilil yr niirnr-
$? U-J. ""
Xoticc,
.hist nfeivocl per strainer Columbia,
a fine Jot of eastern oysters, which will
be . served up in first "class stylf at Ros
eoes. iccitlent block.
Take Xot
On after this date an additional 10
rents per cord will be charged on all
orders for sawed wood not accompanied
by the cash, at Grays wood yard. July
,N, lft51
Xotlrc.
All persons indebted to the late firm
f Trenehard & I'plmr will please call
at mv officii and settle accounts iuunedi-
Kutcrn OyHters.
xoTTrVTo tiie"
SwilH,, wirblinTrriza
Ladle..
rizzes made from
Oeeident liair dressing saloon,
Astoria, Oregon
I uri" iiiiiit '. in uj m Mci iiiou
Xotiee.
, '- - hereby authorized to eol-
itrt i .iii iiiji tint; iiiuiiiiu luuvrii't tot tin
.same. Dr. VT. D. IJ.vk r.n.
Astoria, Dee. S.1SS1.
land. Oreson.
V.n lirkiici !iiil Rr-I lncc ill il ?il-
... ...-. .. .-- ... . ... ... ....
ViimAwniuMm
worth.
Rooms b the dav, week or
.AIi:s.K.Ai:ni(fO.i.
' month.
Uioiee Fruit.
All of the ehoicest kinds of apples in
the largest boxes tor sale at
Kencnt
Conferred uion tens of thousands of
saffcrcs coitht originate and maintain
tiie reputation wltiHi VykusS vksapv-
Iodides of rotassium and Iron, and is
, ...r-l ir.. ..! ..P 11 -nn.-A'tnr. '
.serofuloii,meretuial. or hlood disorders.
i L-nironniv snceessfui and certain m its
i remedial elTeets, it produces rapid and
j complete eui e of .serofula, bores, Uoils.
. XIlIIIIIVII . 1 1 i 1 1 HT.. Jl 11 IL I1J I lil. kJIVlll A 1.7
ItllJll iui-
iceratuip:
i cures
cnesses
I newer of vitalitj. for purifying the
iuiu iin-j;iiiiiiiin", ;uju is a iiuiuhi. ic-
MlMJELLANEOUS.
1 tnvmn . 1T . nrrnm
(JhiM RAL MARKET.
j Ccn.-ial avuutinriii or t.iblf ntot-k constantly
i mi Hand, such as
i
n.
'
iiiihmI Fitiits and Jolly,
Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Lard,
s:;us. uiirrsiu. chi:kse.
i
1 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables,
J-'ISIS. I'Oll.TitV .XI J,WIF.
In ll:e m:lm)H.
CHJAKS 1SJ TOBACCO.
.( of WISIIS ASI) I.tl'OKS.
lt elu'i.p fii CASH. (Jooits ohl on eimi
niUoloii. ijiiiMxIte 1. V. Case's store.
J. KODCKRS.
K. . hik. T. W. Katos
Astoria Market !
!col. MIl-N'AMrS AND HAMILTON STS.
ASTOKIA.
OllKOON.
lVAltJCK.V A KATO.V. Proxietor?.
(Hucttmvr Warren k ileduirrX
holo-Hl nnd Ktail Dealers in
Fresh and Cured Meats
A full Hue of
FAMILY OKOCKKIES, FLOUR, FEED
HAY. CAXXUa FRUIT. YEQE-
TABLES. ETC.
sar Butter. Ezzs. Cheese, ete. constantly
onband. I
' " Shins aupiilted at thelowest ratea.
MISCELLANEOUS.
S.ARNDT & PERCHEN.I
ASTORIA.
OREGOX.
.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
ItfiACKWimi
SHO P'p
WfL
AXIl
oouer bnou -s22rv
All kimN r
SNGUOS, GAKHERY,
AK1
STEAMBOAT WOEK
t'romptly uttemleil to.
A specialty matte of repairing
OANNEKY DIES,
roor oi- lai'aktti: sntKirr.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
llENioxSTKrirr, Xn.i: Pakkki: Housk,
ASTOIIIA. - OKHCOX.
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS. '
UKDifflAHIHGINBS
Boiler Work, t Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a"specialty.
A. t. Wass. 1'rriiteat.
.1. J. lIc.sri.Kit. Si-cretarv.
I. W. Cask, Treatinr.
.lonx Kox, Superintendent.
WILLIAM EBGAE,
Corner Main and Chenamus Streets,
ASTORIA
....OREGON.
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE GENUINE V0STENH0LV
and other English Cutlery.
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Eeershaum Pipes, etc.
A fine stock or
Wntrlipx and Jcvctrj". 3fuxr.Ic uiiil
Kreccli I.ondinu SIot Utins and
Hide. Itcvolvers. I'iuiots.
unit AnimmiKioJi
JIAIMXK
A slot la
100 Tons No.l Glencarnock Scotch
Pig Iron,
40 Tons English Foundry Coke.
350 Tons Best Hard Steam Coal.
Ajipb to Arc. c. kinm:y,
it Astoria, Oregon.
p E KHAKI A BEER TTALT,
vT AJn
BOTTLE UEER DEPOT.
Ckkvmh3 BTRKrr. Amtokm.
The Heat or Layer 5 Cts. a Glass
Order for the
Celeteteil Colombia Brewery
Left at Has il.ife will lie iiromptly attend
ed to.
S2e?No clionp S,ui Knineispo I5eer .sold at
Hik ilaci
W.M. IJOCK. Proprietor.
w
7.u. iiovi:.
BOAT BUILDER,
ATTHEOr.U STAND, GltAY'S tU'ILHINC
FIltST CIJISS WOKK A SIM'.CIALTY.
MINT SALOON,
OITOSITE O. IL & X. (,OMl,AXS UOCIC.
Xone but the best liquoinnd cisars pased
over the bar.
W.STIIFLDT.
I. "W: CASE, i
JAirOUTKlt AXD WHOLESALE AND RF- !
TAlii HEALER TX
GENERAL MRCHAHDISE '
Corner Chcnamus and Cass streets.
1 ABTORIA
- - OREGON
-O LSO A FINK
BUSINESS CARDS. JT.
j)c.ibeiasd.
Offlee in A3TORLVX building.
Room Xo. 2, up-stalrs.
TCI C. HOIiDKX,
OTAllY PUBIIO,
AUCTIOXEKlt, COMMISSION AND
SUJtANCE AGENT.
TTV A. McIXTOBH.
3CRRCHANT TAILOR,
Occident Hotel Building.
ASTORIA - - - OREGON
TO 1. WIXTOJf,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
onice lu C. J.. Parker's building, on Benton
steeet, opposite Custom House,
ASTORIA, --. - OREGON.
TAY TIITTU2, M . .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
UKKirK Over tiie "White! House Stdre.
IJusinnxeK At Mrs. Munson's boarding
Iioux, Clienainns street, Astoria, Oregon.
p citA'i;. .11. ..
"rilYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Room Xo. ;t. Antorian lialldlae.
(ri STAIB3.)
1JH3H1KNCK Corner of Benton and Court
streets, Astoria, Oregon.
"JL1 V. 1IICKM.
DENTIST,
ASTOUIA,
- OKKOON.
tviHims in Allen's buUding up stairs, cornr
or Cass and tSf0iocqhe street.
Q. A. J10WLBY.
ATl'OKNBY AT LAW.
CUenamus Street. - ASTOKIA. ORE(IO
Q II. B.tl" fc CO.,
DKAIJ4K IS
Dooi-m. AVindowM, BliadH, TMa
moiuh. liUBiber, Etc.
All kinds of Oak Lumber, Glass, Boat Ma
terial, ete.
SteiunMlll near Weston hotel. Cor. Oen
evlveand Astor streets.
- J. H, D: GRAY,
Wholesale and retail dealer in.
SJft JU4JL4J JK.
fcr-aisjr v -AiJvi-'?
" PI U JHflilV
Hay, Oats, Straw, Woftil, Etc
General storage nnd VllarIase on reason
able terms. Foot of Benton street. Astoria
Oregon.
Take Notice.
John Rogers, Central Market,
Has received a large invoice of
BARRELS AND HALF BARRELS
of the best quality,
ready to sunnlyBu!
rVnrt is now ready to supply Butchers Can
nerles nnd all others, cheap for cash
ox"a?sr
BOOK STORE.
We are constantly receiving new addition
to our stock and have the finest and
largest assortment ot variety
goods in the city.
Combs, Brushes,
Stationery, Frames,
Celluloid Goods.
Allutircomls aie marked in plain figures
Pall and examine quality and note prices.
CILVS. STEVENS & SON"
Wilson & Fisher
OKALIUlS IN"
LlTlUtlCATINCl OLL3, COAL OIL,
PAINTS AND OILS.
Sheet, Round, and Square Prepared
Rubber Packing.
PKOV1SIONS, 3IILL FEED,
(JAKDEN SEED, GKASS SEED,
Which will b- exehanged for country pro
dun' or sold at lowest prices.
Corner Cheiiaiuus ami Hamilton ijtrei'ta
ASTOUIA. OREGON.
Mrs. P. M. Williamson,
UKALER IS
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
All kinds or
WOOLS, ZEPHYRS,
LADIES UNDERWEAR, ETC.
Corner of Cass and Jefferson streets, Astoria.
HF-Stamplng and Dress Making don to
order.
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