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VT ffv "' v'Vf1 a) She gnittj stoaami. ASTORIA, OKEGON: S ATUHD AY " L7I v 7,1862 ISSUED EVERY MORNING. (Monday ExceKed). J. P. HALLORAN & COMPANY, PCBLISHKIM AND 1'nOlT.IKTOB.S. .Mman Building; Oas Strett. Terms of Subscription : sorvod by Carrier, per week .SS Cents ent by mail, foariuonthi. J3 10 aeat hv mall, one year. . 9 W Freo of Foslaso to Subscribers. " Advertisements inserted by the year at ne rato of SI 30 per square per month. rrensient adrortlsins. by the day or week, Ifty cents per square for each insertion. THE CITY. The Daily astcbian win u nnd by mallat"5cenU amonth.frccofpmtasc. Read en irho cantemplaUahtenccfrom the city can hare Tne Astoiuaj.- follow ihem'. Daily or Wkkklt edition to any port-offite with out additional expense. Addrtiuc may lie tnanaed a often a desired, heart order at the counting room. The Cumbrian arrived at Liver pool Dec. 21st. Portland paid 20,850 for police service during '81. The Kate L. Davenport arrived in Melbourne last Tuesday. The Arctic, Corsica, and Cal lochmylo went up stream yesterday. Tho Oitnara is ready for sai. Sho has 44,243 centals wheat worth $73,230. The Oregon was outside the bar yesterday morning, but it was too rough to cross in. The new Sunday law is being generally observed throughout Wash ington Territory. D. P. Thompson is on the Colum bia and thinks ho will get on to Wash ington this time, "sure." The Puget Mill Company, of Port Ludlow, arc to have a vessel that will carry one million feet of 'lumber. Tho Sunday Welcome man has fallen heir to 815,000. Another man who is ablo to "take dispatches." Tho Postmaster-General has ruled that postage stamps with a piece torn off will not be received for postage. Having no business the Grand Jury reported yesterday and were dis charged; a good showing for this com munity. Wo acknowledge a call from Gen. W. H. Odell, of tho Oregon States man, who goes to California on the Columbia. British Columbia exported last year through the port of Victoria $808,104.60 of treasure, and imported of coin $549,030. Tho Columbia got down at eleven yesterday morning and took on livo hundred tens of grain. She will go out at eight this morning. Sheridan's rendition of "Shamus O'Brien" and "Eugene Aram," and Miss Holbrook's "Sheridan? Ride," as recited last Thursday evening, was a treat to all present. The Spokane Chronicle is- in formed that tho Northern PaciCc will turn to the right at the mouth of the Little Blackfoot .and take the Pipe stone pass route, which will Bhortcn the time of completing tho main line fully six months. The Northern Pacific's bridge, says tho Walla Walla Union, to be built next year over the Snake river, tributary to the Columbia, nt Ains- wortli, will, with its approaches, bo nearly half a mile.long. "Liltlo Cricket," the "bad man," who has been long a terror in Sonoma, Lake and Napa counties, California, and for whom a reward has been offered, "dead or alive," was recently captured in Pataha City, W. T. Union prayer meeting this even mg in the Y. M. C. A. rooms at 7 o'clock. Subject: "Prayer for Chris tian missions, the outpouring of tho Holy Spirit, and the conversion of the world." Everybody cordially in vited. A boom of logs broke Thursday evening, injuring the roadway on Hemlock street between the Occident and West Coast Packing companies Supt. Logan lolls us that it is not safe for teams at that spot. It will be.re paired as soon as possible. The new five-cent postage stamp for foreign postage has been finished. It will be put into jpe about tho 1st of February. It is called the "Garfield stamp," as it bears upon its face tho portrait of the assassinated Presidont, If is regarded as tho most perfect, as well as the handsomest stamp in use otico. From this date James B. Booker is the only pcrbon authorized to contract debts or order goods in my name for use at the Knapptoii Cannerv. JosErn Hume. Astoria, Jan. 3, 1882. XnUre. Members of Astoria Lodge, Xo. 40, 1. O. of G. T., you are requested to meet at jour hall at 10 A. si. to-day, to make ar rangements regarding the funeral of our deceased brother, Aaron Morton. J. A. Montgomery, W. O. T. Liberty Hall To-Uight If tho steamer Columbia should bo detained here until this evening Mr. Sheridan and his entire company will appear again, by special request, at Liberty Hall. We would suggest to the management to present a varied bill say the trial scene from Mer chant of Venice; some recitations by Mr. Sheridan, Mr. Simms nnd Miss Holbrook, and conclude the pro gramme with a roaring farce. Changes on the Bar. The Oregonian says that reports come from shipmasters who have crossed in and out lately that the north channel shows evidences of shoaling, and that the Columbia river is forcing a considerable portion of its current directly through tho inUdle sands. If this bo true, the belief ex pressed by prominent engineers that the bar is assuming almost the exact form it had in 1811, viz: one straight channel midway between Cape Han cock and Point Adams, direct to sea, is well founded. Should surreys prove that the middle sands are giving way, it is likely that the U. S. engineer will order the weakest spot scraped by the same method tho present cut-off was deepened last year. A gentleman who has given to tho Columbia river bar and its changes much study, tells an Oregonian reporter that he would not be surprised if the middle sands di vided; the southern portion attaching itself to Clatsop spit, which will run almost west from Point Adams, and the north sands being crowded over to Peacock spit, which would run a little south of west. He believes that a dike built from Fort Stevens to the sea while the river is iir tho throes of this change would make this straight channel permanent. Fruit. Henry W. Elliott, writing from the Smithsonian Institute concerning fruit on this coast, says that the apples and peare of Oregon, Washington territory and lower British Columbia are sim ple in their excellence and fine flavor as good as our own; their plums, apricots and nectarines superior to ours, and equal to tho best Canadian orchards; while the peach and the grapo are not successful on their soil and in their early October frosts. With regard to cherries and small fruits, I may say without reservation that their quality on tho Pacific coast is fnllyjcqual to our own in excellence. The Astoria iron works will cast once a woek; Workmen aro engaged putting up the iron cells in the now county jail. Work will be resumed on tho 1. S. N. Co. '8 new steamer on "Monday. Tho Svinsen's landing road in T. 8 N., R. 8 W. has been brushed out is far as Mr. Riddle's. Regular communication of Tem ple Lodgo No. 7, F. ifc A. M. this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Tho meeting on Thursday even ing at the Y. M". C. A. was well at tended. A venire for fifty jurymen in the Robb-Robeson case was tilled yester day morning aud the examination concluded in tho afternoon, eleven jurymen being secured. A bulletin from tho Department of Agriculture, Washington, says that Washington Territory stands at the head of tho list of States and Territo ries of the United States in tho yield per acre of cereals, tho average being 27i bushels to tho acre. Good for Washington. The Washington City Republican says; "Senator Mitchell lias taken a suite of pleasant parlors at C13 Thir teenth street, convenient to his hotel, the Riggs House. He hopes for Mrs. Mitchell's presence hers during a part of the winter, at least, though a young son, born last June, is for the present a formidable rival in her mind to tho charms of Washington-society." What are styled 'fpen portraits" of Brewster, the newly appointed Postmaster-General, now being circu lated through the papers, represent him as being at once the' most fascin ating of conversationalists, and most repulsive appearing of mortals. ' It is an exaggeration. He is disfigured by scars on his face, but not horribly so, and is only mediocro in conversation, but a smart lawyer. Court Proceedings- fourth jnniciAT. d vy. All tlioso indebted to -the Central Mar- c ,.., . k i i n i , ;ket will please call, and pay their :ir- bourt ulot at O.K. M., pursuant to ; ,.olmts bcfore the iBTli of .Tantiary, 18S2. adjournment, and cniitiiined thces-iBy?o doing they will oblige and save - t- , ,, e .1 ' costs. Thoso that do not coiiipU with animation of jurors in tho ease of tho. tIlis reqUcst, their adcounts will be State of Oregon vs. J. G. Robeson. , closed. J. Uogi:. At the time of adjournment at noon seventeen jurors had been examined as to their oualificalious in this case. ' out of which number iive , ,., , i additional jurors were selected, to-o.it John Thomas, Andrew Barry, R D Sale, F. Houseman, F. H. Sherman. aktj:kxoo session. Comt met at 1 v. at. Examination of jurors in Role3oifs case continued. The following jurors were accepted during the afternoon sessien: P. Tohanseu, J. Stun and D. 11. Lunl, ont of thirty-one. examined. Two jurors were excused by the Court, i At 4 P. ai. the venire was exbansed. Tiie Court ordered venire for ten ad ditional jurors, returnable at (!:30 i. M., to whicli hour the Court ad journed. Richelieu. The detention ot tho Columbia last evening was matter of congratula tion to our citizens who had an oppor tunity of seeing Sheridan in his great j character of Richelieu. That gentle man having announced on Thursday night that, in case of their detention he and his company would appear next evening. Tho play was most enthusiastically received, and the niatchloss impersonation of the wily cardinal was fully lip to his best efforts, supported as ho was so admirably by his company. The transition from the comedy and character sketches of Thursday night to the great curse scene was an index of his greit histrionic powers. Should Sheridan return he will be assured of a hearty reception from thoso whom he delight ed during his brief stay with us. Diphtheria. In :i paper recently read at tho Medical Society of Victoria, Dr. Day stated that, haling for many years regarded diphtheria, in pa early stage, as a purely local affection, char acterized by a marked tendency to take on putrefactive" decomposition, he has trusted most to the freo and constant application of antiseptics, and, when their employment has been adopted from the first, and been com bined with judicious alimentation, he has seldom seen blood poisoning en sue. In consequence of tho great power which salt possesses in prevent ing tho putrefactive decomposition of meat and other organic matter, Dr. Day has often prescribed for patients living far away from medical aid tho frequent use of a gargle composed of a tablespoonf nl or more of salt dissolv H " tumbler of water, giving chil- dren who cannot garglo a teaspooful or two to drink occasionally. Adults to use the garglo as a prophylactic or preventative, three or four limes a day. -Stock thriving on Clats'ip plains, the mild weather producing a plentiful growth of glass. - Tho barkentino Portland and schooner Jas. A. Garfield are loading lumber at Knappton for San Fran cisco. Leinenweber & Cohn's tannery is being enlarged and new vats put in. The shoo factory will bo used as a currying shop. The S. W. B. Co. 's new steamer will be launched to-day at 2 p. :a. She will be taken to Portland to re ceive her machinery. Can making was begun on Thurs day at Badollet & Co.'s. cannery, but was suspended yesterday as Sheriff Twombly had summoned all the white men ns jurymen in tho Robeson case. A boom of log3 belonging to J. C. Trullinger, nnd moored bolnw the 0. R. & N. Co.'s dock, was broken .Liiursuay mgui in uie siorm. I no logs aro scattered along the shore, and hav damaged the roadway and wharves in various places. Hotel Arrivals. OCCIDENT. C W Mack city; John C White C J Baily USA; Miss Nellie McGuire R E McGuiro Clatsop; S Davis llwaco; W H H Smith.Fort Steveus; Carleton B Allen Fort Cauby; F H Stechan and wifo W H Smith Miss S Miller MissC Cad well Portland; John W Cochran Vancouver; E "N Xolt city; O W Crow Knappa; F C Congden Portland. PARKER HODSE. T H McGill Waluski; A Sutherland Skipanon; J T Coffey, E Mitchell Knappa; H Carnahau Clatsop; C Brace Knappa; H Bcnhcnnau City; Mrs I) Leigh Eugene; J 'Ryan Wa luski; F W Smith Deep River; R R Colo John Days; M Lawlor City. Call and examine the Union pump at John A, Montgomery's, cheap and of superior pattern and quality. Warranty dceda, quit claim deeds and mortgages, for sale at this office. Attention! Attentioh! To lilvn Men. The Astoria' has now reached a circulation which places it at the head ot- JIlc Jist o Oregon dailies, and insure to advertisers thereof more benefit for lite amount pain man maj ic secureil l elsewhere, to mose who wish to ream the largest number of readers at the smallest expense, we offer the column': of an attractiu daily, the success of wliielt fromihe very start has been far beyond the expectation? of the most saiisiiine. River Improvement In Mayor Thompson's message to tho Portland eouucil last Wednesday "'. 1-e said, refening to navigation, the experience of the past year has demonstrated beyond I'tication, the necessity of the city of Portland rais ing means by taxation for improve ment of tho navigation of tho Wil lamette in front of and below the city to its mouth, h as to make tho river navigable for tho largest sea-going vessels that can enter tho Columbia 1 feel sure there is no difference of opinion on this subject. Fn order to carry out thisovork a tax should be levied on ail the taxable property of the city, of not le?s than three milk for this pintpose. This utll ftcnro a fund of more than tliiity thousand ($30,000) dollars, which is tnriisient to build a first class dredge of the latest and most approved pattern, with everything complete, machinery, scows ed., and sufficient funds to operate the s.ime during the winking season of tho year. I cannot too urgently call your attention to this matter, as ou its success very much depends the future growth and prosperity of the eity. This appropriation .should be made at as early a day as possible, so flint everything will be ready for work as soon as tho low water season r.irivcs. It is true the city charter only autov izes the exjenditiire of money to im prove tho navigation of the Willamette river, but I feel sure the most strict constructionist would nut object to the use of the city dredge in the Civ lunibia if it becomes necessary to use it there to secme a deep ship channel to Portland. It is hoped the general Government will undertake this work; but uc initial be piepared to help mirseiviw in cafe it i3 not'diuip, and we must never be loft helpless as we have been the piiat year without means to deepen the river channel." ",, ' Hereafter no skates will be resei led ill the skating rink. !n a few days 1 shall have plenty more new skates lo supply all who v.Nh Jliein. There will lie no .skating on not Thursday even ing. r:i:o. Itos ,. 'Grace Chinch s-elmol, Mi-.s llewrtt principal, will reopen .Jan. iifli, is.v Tho select nature ot this school makes it deservedly popular with parents. For handsome holiday piesents. such as toilet cases, cologne Net. per fumery cases, fine soaps', etc, go to Conn's diug store, opposite Occident Hofol. Chas. Stecns and Son have a .stuck of mouldings and moulders tools which can be bought cheap lur cash to rlo-e out that branch of the business. Croup. Whooping Cough and Hron chilis immediately lelicved bvShiloh'.s Cure. Sold by W. E. Dement. Sleepless. Nights, made miserable bv Ihat feniblc cough." Shiloh'a Cine is the remedy for you. Sold b W. E. 'De ment. Shlloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is sold bv us on guarantee. It cures consumption, .Sold byW. K. De ment. For the genuine .!. II. Ciilter old Bourbon, and the best of wines liquors and San Francisco beer, call at theCein, opposite the bell tower, and -i-e Camp bell. rho-e writing desks at theCitj hook store are the best in the eitj. Tlfcv aie .something nice and durable, and" just what most young ladies would appreci ate from the giver. Mrs-Twilight and Mrs. UNley have taken charge, of the Pioneer ltcr-tiiuraut, whicli has beeu-thoiougiilj renovated and refitted. Jfrr. UNley has charge of the cuisine. CJood entree a speeialtj . An East India nlanmtivcr lieautifiillv embroidered, will be rallied at the Occi dent next week. The cover is ivotth ?12j and the fortunate man can get it for jmo dollar. ThN i a rare opportu nity. For lame Back, Side or Client uje Shiloh's Porous Piaster. Price '.'.''i ents For sale by W, E. Dement. Ilot.Vohl and shower baths at the Occident hair dressing saloon, twentj five cents. Whips, curry-eomhs, brushes; new stock : l"nt-clas good, cheap for cash. S. OlIAY. Mr. John Itogers of the Central ifar ket, has made, arrangements to keep al the finest freh fish, etc., in their season P. J. Goodman, on Chemtiuus street.' has just received tin latest u:ut most fashionable style of gents an I ladles boots. Mines, etc, I have jpst received thefme.-t iiwit nieiit of fancy goods in my line ever brought to Astoria, consNtmg ot ner fumcry cases, toilet sets, toilet cases fine perfumeries, fancy soaps, combsl brushes, hand glasses, and toilet articles of all kinds splendid presents for the holidays. Call and examine goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere, at J. W. Conn's drug store, opposito Occi dent llolel, Astoria, Oregon. 'Mtorisrt on Itats." The thing desired found at last. Ask DrusEisis for 'Ronch on Rats." It clears out l-.its. mice, roaches. Hies, bed-1 UUgS. l.r'C. DOM'S. Sherman tiros. Kxprcxs Will leceive orders at the store of 1. W. Case for upper Astoria or any other part of the citvv Leave your orders on the slate and they will be promptly at tended to. Mkln::y 3Ttn. WelJV Health Itenewer. " Absolute cure for nervous debility and weakness of the generative functions. SI, at drug gists. Oregon Depot. DAVIS CO.. Portland. Or.. Mtiiehiipnlbo." Xev., ;utck, complete cure -l-days, urinaiy affections, smarting, frequent or diilienlt urination, kjdiiev diseases. PI. at druggists. Oiegon Depot. DAVIS Jfc CO.. Portland, Or. IMJKXETTVi COCOAlXi:, I'utlKf all Other JSulr DreHSlns. Is the beat for nroninling the growth of and beautifying the hair, and'rendering it dark and glnvsy. The Coeoalnc holds, in" a liquid foim, u large proportion of deodorized eocoaiiut oil," prepared ex pressly tor this purpose. No other com pound possesses-1 lie peculiar properties which o exactly suit the various condi tions of the human hair. Tlie superiority of Burnett's Flav onixo Extracts consists in their per fect purity and great strength. A few more chances yet to be taken for that line graphnsrope at the Citv book stort Mux. Wagner's h:ui Francisco Na tional brewery beer can t be beat. Another of tbose fine A. Ii. Chase organs at the City Hook Store. Fiank Fahre has oysters in every style. Stew and pan roasts a .specialty A new lot of fur trimming, all col ors, below San Francisco piiccs, just leeeived at the IXL Store. The inlmbitanu of Northwra' and V.Y-ler-i Oregon, Includinz twclvo cvjn-t"u- ot the Slate, and embracing the great valley of tlioAVallatnet and it ''dirks," enjoy seven months of spripg. mmmer and autumn wcathe7lhntarcahiio-tcqu.il lo Miutliern or casern Oregon for bright and cheerful weather and a bracing nnd healthy atmosphere. The five winter months, from .November to March, bring a bountiful rain that produces, in dua teoton, unfailing crop;. Thco rains re tard, bnt icarcely prevent, labor imUidc, in any department, and of 150 days of winter, at lc-t a third of thorn arodry and bright. ....Merchants or others finding Inac curacies in our shipping list will confer a favor by reporting the same to this office. As a compendium of news and miscellany no publication of the north west equals The Weekly Astorian. A splendid number now ready. For sale at the counter with or without wrappers for ten cents a copy. rgF"Books, Pamphlets, Lawyers Briofs,-and in fact every possible style of Pkintixg is done as well and as cheaply at Tni: Astokian Jon Kooiis as anywhere else in tho btate. Uall and examine specimens and prices. larger clrenf ationro'tVc (AdVertlSingi Columbia river tlian any other state paper. PRISTISE- HOT'AL TO THE BEST. AND Cheap as the Cheapest, at TIIK ASTOBM.N Ut'riCE. PHOTOGRAPHIC ENVELOPES. ALAUr.E STOCIC JUST OPENED, AND will be sold by tho bunch, or by tho thousand, at Tug Asrocu.s office. BILLS OF LADING, "WAY BILLS, Receipts, and all kinds of Commer cial Printing, dono at tho Astorian offico. CAUL. JiXAillKK, OKDElt.-SSJ CORRECT PRINCIPLES Demand that billd be rendered promptly, and to do it nicely, got yoar Bill paper an J Statements printed at T11E ASi'ORIAN Offiea DO NOT SEND AWAY For Printinsr of anv kind until you haro tried THfi ASTOKIAN OEce. OLD PAPERS. rjAVINO DETEUMIN'ED TO CLOSE cut i i our eiock ot oiu papers now is I our stock of old nuncn now i thn lirea o tccurs a lot tor nana: -.-.-.- - - - - ,7 purposes, at ru A 8TUBUN office- MISCELLANEOUS. Sheriff's Notice. miK STATE. COrNTY. AND STATE JL Seliool raves lor the vearissi.aro now due and iiiii 1 ir.nl at iny'ofUepnt theCourt House. A.M. TWOMBLY, iliwt t Sheriff and Ta v Collector. Notice. M11IE 1'IKM OK PAGE & ALLEN" IS this L day dissolved by mutual consent : tlic business hereafter will lie continued liv A. V. Allen All persons indebted to satil linn are here'iv nntilieil to-sctt.e their accounts without delay. C. If. PAfiE. A. V. ALLEN'. Astoria. Orepon, Jan. 1, 1882. CITY BOOK STORE. Wc are constantly receiving new additions to uuritivk and have (lie finest and l.frsest assortment of variety jjoods in lhe vity. Combs, Brushes, Stationery, Framesj Celluloid Goods. Ail our goods are marked" in plain figures Call ami examine nullity and note prices. OIIAS. STEVENS & SON-" G. A. STINSON & CO., BLACKSfvUTHING, At Oapt. Holers old stand, corner of Cass and Canrt Streets. Shin and Cannerv work. Horseshoelnz. Waeons made and repaired. Hood worlc guaranteed. C. B. COOPER," GENERAL MERCHANDISE. eiss::c:i;:::3:sa2S3Zs::s:z:!RsuHtt:sszisisu:icfmzMius T " :s:;tS2ii:!c:;s:::;:;2n:;:!3:!s:!EE:3::i3!3:!MSin3is c:3icgsit!s::ii::c:3:ct33t::E::;:i::3st;::cx3;t:3iB::;c:s:gst3is::itiEa3tH:sHiiiH S Ft! m w H" &3rH!AwfcW3 t"V E-iM ."S W3 P3 Cat BL BKX i:::m3i5crjj:ij?5:ti:5i-:;t3;;;jj;;jt:ii.j:2tiS3mitiJiJ3cirtiiimauj3l3iuili -FOR AM) Miss3tss5Zcs3:32x:::aieiz:ss3zeiS2ss2S832cexiit:siuuiiiiei A JLlJu, l23::fS37r:ift:s3S32e35;sE?ss3ss2aiesu2232si:E;aiiiiiiuuiQ Buy your Children and Friends something that will be of I have received a iSglliiygiS IS II Oil J5w6iry Which I will sell at wholesale rates. Buyers will save money by . ' purchasing of me. c. e: cooper, I X L Store, near Parlier Souse, Astoria. TheBossGoffee and Tea Pot 7 i S&SSr" a .,! TWO DOORS EAST OF OCCIDENT, TKLl rJcZL&J&i ti-tiT -f-rtSj--VE CHAS- HEILBORN, MANUFACTURER OP FURNITURE t BEDDING AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Clpth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Winiicw Shades, Lacs Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN TOLES Complete In every brancli. ASTORIA Nl. F.1EYER ASTORIA, spsojaij K23i?aro"0'SxrosiiM:jB3?a'l!g. DEDUCTION OF-WHOLESALE PRICES. $7 50-.YER BABBEL OE 30 GALLONS. LAEUE ORDinfR I LIKE I'KOl'OltTION. Less Quantities, - - 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - - S I 50 per Dozen as-Special attention paid to onion from Public Houses and Famllles.-So- THE COLUMBIA BREWERY IS blU'Kl'IOH TO MOST, AND Is KXCEl.UO KY NONE ON THIS COAbT JOHN iTATTrV, - . - PROPKIETOK, GHENA2IUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. CK-Orders left at the GERJfANIA BEEK HALL will be promptly- attended to.- Washington "Market, i Alain Street, - - Astoria Oregon r.EllGMAX 0 liEIiRY RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTE:, tion cf the public lo tho fret that th above Market will alivaya bosuppliedXitb L FULL VARIETY BEST QUALITY FRESH AKD CURED MEATS"! Which will bo Bold at lowest rates, wholesale and retail. Special attention given to supplj nc chips. ' T YOUK - ?I E?ttir3i tMP 4 i JL JMM.. JE3L. service to. them large consignment of MAY DE HAH OF HO IX AGENT. Also. Agent for the celebrated' MEDALLION RANGE. S, ASTORIA. OREGON BREWERY. Proprietor. - .OREGON. WAK Ifl 0KCIABED WITHOUT Ft'KTIIER -XOT1CK ,i3a f. Anil no terms ot peace until l 'Hirx f HLx every man In Astoria has a new fSSJ-l-.' will, f MnMiAo MADK BY 3IEAJSY. SENTS i Look at the prices : 1'ants to onler from - - $3 ou Pants, Genuine French Ca&slmero - 12 CO Suits from - -- -- - '25 00 The finest line of samples on the coast to-, select-irom. P.J.MEANY. ' Main street, opposite Parker House, Astoria. . B "S s.