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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1882)
t J i (1) JL'fcc nttij syatavfcni. ASTORIA, OREGON: ISSUED EVERY MOENING (Monday lUcouodi, J. P. HALLORAN & COMPANY, 1'UIIUSHKKS ASD l'COl-KIKTOIN. .liorian. Bmldhvj, Cuss Mred. Terms of Subscriptien: serred by Carrier, per week 33 Cent! eet by mail, foormoqtbs J3 00 jest by mail, cne year 9 00 Freo of Postaie to SuLcribor. " Advertisements inserted by the year at 4.tie.Tnt of Sli jerjuare per month. -frensiea: a Jvertiaing, by the day or week. my cents per square for each insertion. THECITY. Thk Daily Astoeian will U fait hy frit t'h'Anf7nnTlf'illa.Hu S-m fhC tlt Mil 7inre TnK Abtobiax fnlloic them, n.viLT vi UEKL.V nzutons to nnj pol-nmce tcniu out additional expetue. Addraxa may be cihuwcu a ujicn ax atrircd. JMire oraerx ni the counting room. "Our Boarding House," to-night. Z Bishop Morris will be here on the 15th.- ' You want to see Sheridan as "Fiorette." The Alice towed tbo Stirlingiliiro np stream yesterday. The Columbia will leave Portland at twelve o.clock to-night. A few more cKancts j et to he talcn for that fine graphoscope at the City nook store. The Coloina, fifty-one days hence arrived at Hongkong on the 1st. Max. Wagner's San FraiicNco Na tional brewery beer can't bo beat. - The Yaquina took on sivty tons of coal at Flavel's dock vesterdav. Another of those fine A. 15. Chase organs atthc City Book Store. Old Jupiter Pluvius rose in wrath last evening and deluged the town. Frank Fabre lias oysters in every style. Stew and pau roasts a specialty It would' seem as though, all the boys wanted was a good example. Fresh candy every dav at the As toria candy factory. The lino between here and Port land was lovrp all day yesterday. A large invoice of parlor, cook sto es and ranges at J. A. Montgomery's. The American ship Levi P. Bur gess and fire other vessels are out side. A new lot of fur trimming, all col ors, below San Francisco prices, just teeeived at the IXL Store. You want to seeFioretti, Gillypod and Col. M. T. Elevator at Liberty hall to-night. For larao Back, Side or Chest ue Shlloh's Porous Plaster. Price 2." rents For sale by WjZ. Dement Tho A. O. U. W. has 2,30L mem bers in Oregon, Washington and Brit ish Columbia. Hot, cold and shower baths at the Occident hair dressing saloon, twenty five cents. A new lodge of Knights of Py thias was organized in Portland yes terday evening. Brace up the whole sjstem with King of the Blood. See advertisement. Congressman George was dined by Ex-Senator Mitchell in Washington on the 23rd ult. Whips, curry-combs; brushes; new steck: first-class goods, cheap for cash. S, C.ntv. There was a panel of thirty ready for the evening session, yester day in the Robeson case. Fine assortment nuts" and candies' at tho Astoria Candy Factory. The American bark Almira Robin son cleared on the 3rd with 59,708 bushels of wheat, worth $55,590. Mr. John Rogers of the Central Mar ket, has made arrangements to keep all the finest fresh fish, etc., in their season "We acknowledge a call from Hon. J. F. Caples who is at. present attend ing thejteasion of court. P, J. Goodman, on Chenamus street, has just received the latest and most fashionable stylo of gents and ladies boots, shoes, etc. Capfc H.JL Gregory, of New York, has assumed command of the O. S. light house tender Shubrick. Grace Church school. Miss Hew ett principal, will reopen Jan. Dili, 1882 The select native of this school makes it deservedly popular with parents. D. P. Thompson will try it again; and start for Washington by the Co lumbia which leaves Portland to-night. Will you suffer with Dispepsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's yital't7er Is an -- - -. , laranteert to cure yon. Sold by W. E. Dement You will laugh- to-night at Miss Holbrookes "the interesting boarder," and Miss Davenport, as Violet Eligi ble. - - "'.- - .otice. From tlibs date James IS. Boofcer is this only person authorized to contract debts or order Roods in iny name foru-e at the Knapnton Cannerv. .Tosi:ih Hi-mi:. Astoria, Jan. 3, 1882. "Week of Prayer. Union prayer mooting this evening at the Y. M. C. A. rooms. Subject, "Prayer for the Young and all Agen cies for Christian training." Evory body cordially invited. -Tho Ladies Gaild of the Episco pal church will hold their social at the house of Sirs. C. Boelling, to-morow evening. Mrs. Twilight and Mrs. Ilhley have taken charge of the Pioneer Restaurant, which has been thoroughly renovated and refitted. Mrs. lllslev lias rharge of the cuisine. Good coffee a specialty. Sheridan is so well supported by the company he has with him that everything he plays is well done all through. Shiloh's Yitalizcris what jounced for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Diz ziness ami all symptoms ot Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 73 cents per bottle. Sold by W. K. Dement. The oyster business is reviving on Shoalwatcr bay. The oysters are frit and plenty and are in great deuia .d in Portland and San Francisco. Those writing desks at the City book stOro are tho bet in the city. They are .something nice and durable, and just wnai raosi young tames would appreoi ntcfrom the giver. Regular convocation of Saints John R. A. Chapter No. 14, this (Thursday) e ening at 7:30 sharp. In stallation and important business. For the genuine J. II. Culler old Bourbon, and the best of wines, liquors and San Francisco beer, call at the (Jem, opposite the bell tower, and see Camp bell. The union prayer meetings are being held in tho Y. M. C. A . hall. Meeting begins each evening this week at 7 o'clock. All arc coidially welcomed. There aio a few moio chances left jet to win one of those Jovely dolls which are to bo rallied at Mis. Derby's. New Years eve. The court was trying some minor cases yesterday; the first being ex hausted, a second venire of thirty jurymen was issued and summons were served in an effort to impanel a J 7- Our up conntrj exchanges in mast eulogistic phrase praise "Our Boarding House," as played by Sheri dan and his company. We hope to soo a full house at Liberty hall to night. Shiloh's Cougli and Consumption Cure is" sold by us on guamitee. It cures consumption, Sold by W. 11 De ment. The British baiks City Camp, 114 days from Buenos Ayres; Corsica, C9 days from same port; Parknook from Guaymas: County of Argyle, and tho British ship Ballochmyle, from T.iblo Bay, arrived in yesterday. An East India pianocover bcaulifullv embroidered, will be raffled at the Occi dent next week. The cover is worth S125 and tho fortunate man can get it for one dollar. This is a rare opportu nity. Tho Walla Walla Statesman man is all mixed np on the Karo Siva Gaff stream, the Japan current, and tho Gulf stream. The Gulf stream rises in the northeastern part of Connecti cut and empties into tho equator. Chas. Stevens and Sou have a stock ot mouldings and moulders tools which can be bought cheap for cash to close out that branch of the business. Major Page, who for elcreu years has been one of our "solid men," has disposed of his interest in the late firm of Page & Allen, and goes to Port' land to engage in trade there. The business will hereafter be conducted by Mr. A. V. Allen. For handsome holiday presents, such as toilet cases, cologne sets, per fumery cases, fine soaps. ele go to Conn's drug store, opposite Occident Hotel. Jos. Paquet is ready with his men to begin work upon a barge for the Astoria Transpoi tation company. Con siderable trouble was experienced in finding loom along tho beach. A location above the 1. S. N. Co's now steamer has been selected. Sleepless Nights, made miserable by that terrible cougli. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you. Sold by W. E. De ment The January term of the Circuit Court for this county began its session at four o'clock Tuesday afternoon, when his honor, Judge Raleigh Stott, arriving called the session and ad journed to seven o'clock; again ad journed to nine o'clock yesterday. The greater part of the da"y was spent in hearing demurrers, and as yet a jury lias not been secured in the case of tho State of Oregon vs. J. G. Robe son. Mulkey, Caples and Fulton are for the prosecution. Mrs. Bob Ladd. from Portland, a test medium of great power and experi ence, is at the house of Mrs. Job Boss, whercprivatc sittings may be had dally. Public circle, for which 2j cents admis sion will be charged, every evening this week. - ' Attention! Attention! All those indebted to the Central Mar ket will please call and pav their ac counts before tho 15tli of Januarv, lffiK. By so doing (hoy will oblige and a.ue cost. Tho.se that do not emnplwvilli this rcnuest. their accounts will be closed. J. Kor.Kits. Transactions in Real Estate for the Month of December. Nov. 13. Donald SIcKcyand wife to John Davis, i of X E and E i of N W and S of X W J of Sec 12. T 8 N, R 1 W; 2S0 A. 8330. Oct. 14. Win. Hume and wife -to G. W. Hume, land and tenements in Astoria. SGO.OOO. Dec. 2. P. Johnson and wife to W. H. Blanchard, lot 8 in Sec. 2, T 8 K, R 7 W; 14 A. i?lf.0. Dec. 13. Patrick G. Cason to Charles Wright. N W Sec 32. T S N, R 8 W; 160 A. S700. Aug. 1, 1873. United States to Joshua Elder, donation 320 A, parts of Sec 8, in, 17, 20 and 21, T 8 . R 10 W. Nov. 3. William Metzger and wife to trustees of first Presbyterian Church of Astoria, N A of lots 8 and 8 in block 4., McClure's Astoria. $1,000. Dec. 1C.--R. D. Hume and wife to Dean Blanchard, tract of land on S bank of Columbia river in front of S. C. Smith donation claim. SI, 100. Dec. 22. Dean Blanchard to J. O. aud A. J. Megler, tract of land on S bank of Columbia river in fiont of S. C. Smith donation claim. 1,100. Dec. 22. Martha A. Brown to W. E. Dement, tide land in front of lot-t in block 1, McClure's Astoria. i?800. Aug. 1C. John M. Shively and wife to Mrs. Livina Talton, N 100 feet of lot 2, block 17, Shivoly's Asto ria. 750. Dec. 19. North Pacific Transpor tation Co. to Hiram Bron n and H. W. Corbett, land in front of block 03 and tho E 1 of block 8 with improve ments. $1,000. KELEASES IX DEC. Dec. 5. Geo. Flavel to A. C. Fish er, lots 12 and 13 in block C5 and lot 8 in block 5C, McClure's Astoria. 1,200. Dec. 2. School commissioners to W. W. Parker and wife, lots in 1 and 8 in block 3, McClure's ABtorin. 250.01. Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrhltem edy. Price CO cents. Nasal Injector free. For sale by W. E. Dement. Meteorological Register. The following is from the meteoro logical register ofJfort Canhy for the month of December. 1881: Average temperature, 45.00. Maximum temperature, 53.00, on the 23d and 24th of month. Minimum temperature, 28.00. dur ing night, from 1st to 2d of month. Average cloudiness, 7. Number of days on which rain fell, 24. Rainfall, 11 in. 27i c. c. William S. Bux k List of Letters Remaining uncallod for in the Post office at Astoria, Oregon, January 5, 1882. Anderson, C Anderson, M J Anderson. Mats Arensen, Mikkal A Hcwett, It Homburg. F nenllne. C W Kelly, Win II Peancillier, Victor I'orkka, Samuel Patterson, O Boger, Mrs James Stephanson, Jens Black, Edward Bennett B B BinellL P Christiansen, X Eriksen, Marie Goodrich, C S Howaul mouiasson, .1 w Thomas. Persons calling for these letters must give the date they are advertised. W. Chance, P. M. The play of "Our Boarding House" at Liberty hall to-night, gives Sheridan an opportunity of appearing in the character of "Fioretti," an im personation that has iron hm endur ing fame wherever presented. Tho plot of the play foims n series-of con tremps of tho most ludicrous nature, and the versatility of tho hero is taxed to give life to such an embodi ent of rascality. The play has been repeated at special request of tho au dience in every place whore it has been rendered, and those of our re ul ers who have never seen G rovers comedy should take this opportunity. Of course those who have seen Sheri dan in this, one of his happiest efforts will go again. Tho seats were being sold rapidly yesterday afternoon, in dicating a full house for the talented company who will appear to-night. Hotel Arrivals. Parker iion.se. A F Bailey Agt Sheridan combina tion; S Stoodley N Woisner Cath lamet; G W Day, G F Parker city; R Ncilson Portland; Capt G Battlear, R Alexander Adelaide; Wm Austin Calderon; F Krosel, Geo B McEwnn, J E Higgins city; J Edgar Walluski; P Callendcr Clatsop; C M Little & wf Woodards Landing; H Huxley Port land; J McGce. ChasDnpree Knappa. - I have lust received the finest assoit- ment of fancy goods in my line ever biought to Astoria, consisting of er fumcry cases, toilet sets, toilet ca"ses, line perfumeries, fancy soaps, combs, brushes, hand glasses, and toilet articles of all kinds splendid presents for the holidays. Call ami examine goods anil prices before purchasing elsewhere, at J. v. conn's urug store. opposite Uecl dent Holel, Astoria, Oregon. Court FroceeOings. nusT t.vv. Court opened at 4 i m. and ad- i jomucd until 7 r. ji. J. (). Bozarth and Jas. P. Christie ' were appointed bailiffs and sworn in. , On meeting at 7 r. sr. the Grand . Jury were drawn and charged by the Court, after which the jury retired. Grand Jury are B. Young, Phil C.illcndar, Chas. Bruce, Frank Byrd, M. A. Riddle, S. B. Birr.nvs and Chas. Gnitk.1. ' The following cises ere disposed ef: John M.bhhelv . Xauct Welch et al.: oo,uit. Strong for plaintiff, Dolph cv Co. tor defendnut. Dismissed on motion of plaintiff" at plaintitt s cost aud without prejudice. A. Van Diisen et al., vs. City ot Astoria et al ; equity. Dolph & Co. for plaintiffs. Pulton lor defendants. Dismissed on motion of pliintilf. 1). G. Boss vs. L. F. Benzer et nl ; law. Fulton for plaintiff, llowlbv for de fendants. Dismissed and settled. Julia Bohnait vs.B.Bohnart;,dioree. WInton and Chapman for plaintiff, Ful ton for defendant. Tiino to file motion until Wednes day morning. Stephen Butts vs. Ilemiclt.'. Butts; di vorce, Fulton for plaintiffs. .. " Default. SECO.VIi day jv.v. 4. J. D. Higgins sworn as biiliif. Venire for thirty jurors issued re turnable at 2 o'clock l". m. State of Oregon -. J. C. Bolieo? iiiiiiciiuciiiioriiiiiiner. uapiesiorMiaip, Hill, Dunham and Thompson for de fendant. Twenty-two jurors have been ex amined in Robeson's case, out of which one has been accepted. Philip Coudit vs. Mar E. Ceudit: di vorce. Fulton for plaintiff. Default aud referred to S. )!'. Smith to take testimony. Butts vs. Butt. Referred to S. B. Smith to take testimony. II. Powell, juror, ecus'd until Saturday. . . B.B. Bennett s. Ida A. Bennett; di vorce. Pulton for plaintiff. Deiault. - A. E.Honston .s. Win. Ilnu-lim; di- oree. Fulton for plaintiff. Dofault. Win. Young s. C. (1. Bos et al. Motion to vacate order rrnuiriii!! garnishees to answer. Argued and submitted. Win. F. Slaughter s. C. C. Ross et al. Same motion and same proceedings. J. II.Binearsnu vs. Wisluj Jackson et al; law. Fulton for plaintiff, Winlon for defendants. Demurrer to complsint argued and submitted. William Llojd vs. We-.!ev Jackson el al; law. Fulton for plaintiff, Winton for defendants. " Denmirer to complaint arrued and submitted. Adjourned till 7 l". m. Court met pmsnant to adjournment and continued examining jurors Jin Robeson case. Address From the Mayor. At the last meeting of the city council John Hahn, the newly elected Mayor, read the following address: To the Hon. romnwii foiuicjf of the City of Asteria: Gejtts: As it is a duty devolved on the Mayor by the city charter, to lead a message to the city council annually, aud as it has been the custom and the precedent set by my predecessors in office to do so, I will not deviate from this custom, although m my opinion it is not the- Mayor who takes his seat that could bo reasonably ex pected to haw a knowledge of the state of the city liuance and the con dition of city affairs generally. Hav ing applied to tho city treasuier for an abstract of his annual report I was informed that. Mr. Dement will not have the same rwdy until after the first meeting f the city council fixed by charter. Section 50 of the city clmiter gives the tre-isurer'live days time to comp'etu his r ) t. Overlooking' tho general state of the city finances I liud tho city has a debt ofSl'JjOOO, of which therc.is 12,500 in bonds, payable In 1839, or at the option of the city council, and a floating debts of $7,400 consisting of unpaid jvarraut. ' , As the interest on the city warrants is the same as on the bonds, and as men having a vmti-iet or doing work for the city will n-iturally expeot a higher price for their work, receiving city warrants which they aire com pelled to soil t a discount, than if they were paid m e.nh, thciefore 1 would recommend that the city coun cil will take the necessity steps to convert this floating iiidubtednes into bonds; this5 would not only M to the interest of the city but would give sat isfaction all around. As it is left to the discretion of the city council to reduce the debt, con sisting of said bonds, any time before 1889, I would recommend that they payoff every year a portion of said debt, say about $2,000, so that when they come due it w ill nut bear too hoavy on the tax pnyers of the city. To accomplish this I think a general tax of 3 mill for general municipal purposes and a' special tax of three (3) mills to pay off a portion of said bonds, will be sufficient for tho cur rent J ear. Our police force consists 'of achief of police and two night watchmen, which luimbcr at present I think is sufficient at least for the next two months; 'but should the. state of af fairs demand it tho council may ap point another policeimn on the rec oniiiiendtiii:i of the committee on health aud police. It shall be my duty to exercise a careful supervision not only over the police force but also over the general state of municipal affairs and all other subordinate officers. It shall be my aim to have an efficient and well dis ciplined police forco who will do their duty w ell as a police force, who w ill treat everyone alike, not being re quired to lend their aid to influence men in politics neither one way on the other. I therefore do recommend and in struct the committee on health aud police, along with the city attorney, to draft a suitable ordinance defining the duties of the police forco, and I espe cially call their attention to section 135, 4, which section heretofore has been sadly neglected. As there is an oidinauce before the City Council, which ordinance Iris passed the second reading, defining thedntj' of the Auditor and Clerk, and fixing his s ilary, I hope the Council will take the same under consideratiou and pass ir. The streets in general are in as good a condition as could loasonably'bo ex pected. Water and Skeinockawa streets, after a long struggle, havo at last been repaired. The roadwaylead ing to upper town made some ropairs, but as the property owners adjacent to it are objecting to make those repairs, the only thing left to the committee to do, is to go strict accordiug to tho charter and give the required notice in the Duly Astoiuan for such im provement. Other streets need some minor repairs, such as Chenamus, Concomly and Washington streets. The Street Superintendent will no doubt look after this. Heretofore the. lamps weie under the immediate supervision of the com mittee on public property, which, in some cises, woiked a hardship on to them. I call tlie Council's attention to section 54 of the charter, which, amongst other things, says: The Street Superintendent shall keep him self iiifoimed of the condition of street lamps, ele. As there is hardly any inoic lots Kvail.iiile in tlif cny eeimjtery for m teniients I !,ope the committee on public piopsitv i!l not delay the mat ter any longer, but will take such steps as to pioeuie a suitable place for a city cemeteiy at their carhtst con venience. Tho city oidinauce buing in such a state as to make it utterly impossible, not only for an outsider, but oven for the pchce forco, and tho City Council not excepted, in tell what ordinance is in force and which of them has been repealed. I therefore ask the com mittee on tides and regulation to try and get the mine in some shape, to enable the Council to take some action in regard to them. I cannot unuei stand why this has been neglected all along, the city charter being very explicit in pointing out the duty of the Council in regard to having tho city ordinance printed. Section 159 says: "The Council, as soon as practicable after act taking effect (187C) must provido by ordi nance for the codify ing and publish ing in book or pamphlet form ot all ordinance or parts thereof, then in full force ar.d for the publishing in like form annually thereafter tho city ordinance for the current year." As all our road tax is now. by act of tho Legislature of the State of Ore gon on the petition of soino citizens, applied to tho improvement of county roads,aud as we have no road leading out of town, I think it Would bo ad vis ilile, and to be our duty, to use all our influence to aid thoao -living and doing business along the lino, to got a roid to and around Smith's Point. The fire department of our city is in n flourishing condition, both com panies having a full membership, also Hoook and Ladder company. The boys deserve great credit for their efficiency and prompt attention 'to their duty. The trust and confidence we placed in them as guardians not only over otir lire engines, but over all our property, has not been misapplied. It is with pride that 1 can stato that our city is and has been prosperous this last year .moro so than in any preceeding one; buildings going up on all aides, many buildings being not only useful but ornamental at tho same time. Tho coming year will see many changes, if not more, at least one brick building will be erected, which ultimately will break tho ice and others will follow. There is some minor recommenda tion to be made, but I will defer this to the" proper time when it shall bo my duty to call your attention to it. 1 hope that we will work harmoni ously together, never forgetting that if wo transact the business of; tho city the same as we would our own, we will not only gratify the wish o( a. majority of the taxpayers and citizens of the town, but nlso that our meet ings will net bu. a burden bnt fl pleas ure to us individually. To accomplish all this you will find me always ready and willing to lend a helping hand. , Jopx H.uiN-, Mayor. j r :.-s,O.TH.-GqOPERr-rGEXERAL MERCHANDISE. 1 - t-Oi 1-J3. iSf'," ' nt::!im3::nn2:a:as:i925S!t33B3iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis :t::s:!si::!t:3::::::!3!iixiitiiiiiii3i3tii!ii3!ii!uss9tts HliJI5!0!!!ei!IJSSJ-,t,.!;.j,ij,.j,I,,5,9,jjjs3IWIt,iII,I1,1l3Illim I s I 2 -Err- -r- . I 2 1 W fef 1 s .1. Jlk JELi kf 13tK333iHiKftBt!iHBa.m3tt3a;K-3tE'miH3lH3t31n3lng,llllt,111MM11WMMHllH -FOR - - . ASI m m ' w ! ir m m, -m, sit3ia;S3ei3iKiti3:i:gn;533mmiiam3iatmiii3mmMmMWg I PRESENTS ! )32S&SS:an2SZ2Sa&IIIIU:9IZ89!ISBIS3St!BESllllUUUUUBIUIUQ " Buy your Children and Friends something that .will be of service to them I have' received a large consignment of Which I twill 'soil at wholesale rates. Buyers 'will save money by '' ' ," purchasing of me. ; IXL JStor'p, near TheBossCoffee and Tea Pot fffelllHpiHIP LMfMiHHHi- SEL JBL JE q .2e.H two noons east of Occident, CHAS- HEILBORN, MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE 22 BEDDING AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Qloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades.-Lace Curtains, Picture Frames ami MetiiriiRgs, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES ' T Complete In every lirancli. ASTORIA M. MEYER ASTORIA, &3F,:E20X.&.Xa j333sTC5TT3Sr03EI3Mlri!r-' '-",: i REDUCTION OF $7 50 PER &AKKEL- OF 30 GAISN ? ' uYi:tti:toBDr.ns in 1.1KK rnorouTiox. '5u.-$r,.&iu . Less Quantities, - Rntiorf RPflV. - - SZ-SnecLil atirntinn iia'ul to order THE. ,COLUM8 Wi W 5P5i Wl W II , Ty i emjj. it p IS SUrKKIOli "TO MOST. AX lh UXCKI.LH) 1!Y' MNK ON lUlfc COAST JOHFHASI, i - PROPKIETOK, OHBIff MTOSSTBEET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. earOnlcrs'lettat tho GliliMAKLY 15KU1J HAlX vvlll W promptly attended to.- i Washington larMeF, Main Street, - "- Astoria Oregon - biw - ir BERGMAN .17 J&ERKY ESPECTrULLY CALL lltE. ATl'JJN-' XVtio above Market wilt always bampilied!wilh b tion of tne pnaiio to too met, mat toe T7TIT T V A DTT.'TV T17CT tU 1 TTCV lVyJU.JliiM.J,Ui.'ii4u..iu. FRESH AfpUREEJ MEATS Which will bo soM at1 lowest Tafos.'whblesale and roUul. Special attention glren. to supiilj ns lalpi. ' '-.-I. " . ' ' TORE YOTJR - d Jewelry a IT. COOPER, Pavliev Souse, Astoria. MAY" BE HAD 01" SKR, HAWES Mlt.i: ACKXT. l-o. Acent for tlie.eelel'rated'i 1 MEDALLlQKlB'AiS'GR AWES, . ASTORIA, OREGON BREWERY. Proprietor. OREGON. -rz iis?r. ' n WIIOLESALK ruiui. JZT, 'rJg, - 30 Cents perplUn - Si SO peJNaii ', - r1 from VuMh' Homes and FamlltevMw '" "3PT - l - A BREW --0.w iv m i dkcluiki) wIthout U iTKTHKit XOT1CK i aKfe Anil no .terms ot peace until t $lfr (ll mni' a every man inAstoriit 'ha a new J&ttivnttnf clothes 551 3t.IK BY MKAXY. T ,. . ,.rI(Nw , t ,- I Pants to order Irom .-,.-; WW a ifKfiJXXs&U, Genuine rrencliCastfniere - 12B0 rimes iruiu - -- -- -ww The fiupst liue of samples on the coast, to viect iioui. r.j.jiicAni, Malnstreet, opposite Parker House, Astoria, . "4 taA ' A I r3, I i ' SiMMrf"qifN
