The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, January 13, 1882, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text'--e fc "- .-. - --. -f - -T," fT. ' ,jt-rr- j 7 "S V" 0) -' " . (?,&- '.-Vfe? Vol. XTI. Astoria, Oregon, -Friday Morning, January 13, 1882 $o. 87. ?vf V """" - l " -" ht 'TyM ?' i 2w0tfatl THE OTHER SIDE. We give in-full a letter written to the Oregonian, in answer to the letter which was written here by English shipmasters last Novem ber, and sent to the Liverpool Mer cury for publication. The manifesto of Captain Jones, of the ship Derbyshire; Captain Westland, ship Strathblanc; Cap tain Bubb, ship Fernglen; Captain Crompton, bark Tait Sing; Cap tain Alexander, bark Mary Low; Captain Livingston, bark Lanark shire, and Captain Morgan of ship Charles "VVorsley, of Nov. 1, which was published in the Liverpool Mercury and the Now York Mari time Register and in your own columns under date of Nov. 5, 1881, needs refutation, which can be done by items. I copy froin saiu letter: the pout ok fobtl..vi, obeuox. Portland, Or., Nov. 1, 1 831. Gentlemen. For the future guidance of ship-owners and mas ters coming to this port, we re quest you to be kind enough to in sert this letter in your paper. Be- ing interested in the shipping world, it iehooves us to state that the exorbitant charges at this port surpass any that have ever before como to our notice. We will allow that freights at the present time are very good. But, to coun teract this, the danger connected with the bar, the pilotage and steam expenses up the river, aie such that they literally swallow all the profits. Because of pilot rates which are fixed by State law and bar towage rates fixed by caprico, charges in this regard to Portland arc higher than they should be, and in conse quence, and with the chances of lighterage from Portland to Asto ria, ship-owners have been able to obtain ah excess of five shillings per ton for freight above San Fran cisco rates. By reference to your disbursement accounts of the ship Merwamjee Framjee, in my pos session, two for San Francisco loading and two for Portland by setting the items of towage, pilot age, lining, surveying, hauling ballast, stevedorage, consul fees, water, lighterage and wharfage parallel to each other, which items stand in natural contrast and are the only ones in a ship's disburse ment account as between these two ports by which to tost of the relative difference of cost we find that one trip to San Francisco cost this ship $1 79 per ton of carrying capacity, the other, $1 70 per ton; one trip to Portland, $2 31 per ton, the other 82 03 per ton. Bv this it may be seen that though this vessel is of a class the worst de signed for business in the Colum bia, drawing twenty-two feet load ed, there is a relative difference of but Is. Gd. per ton, whereas the owners recoup by exacting fivo shillings. Wo also have in hand the disbursement accounts of a ship whose carriage .was but twenty-five tons less than the one above referred to (cleared in Octo ber) in which the items above seg gregated make $2 03 per ton, one of 1250 tons carriage at 1 64 per ton, and one of 106C tons at $1 74 per ton. These veritable items of con trasted expenditure sufficiently re fute the absurd statement closing the quotation given. There are many charges, we re gret to state, which are well known to the inhabitants of this town to be an imposition. We will men tion one, that. of wharfage at Asto ria, the wharf belonging to a Port land company, who also receive pay for all the -lightering. Because the owners of wharves at Astoria, who would have no other source of rovenuo from them, if wharfage were not charged choose to exact a find pro quo for services renderedat their wharves for lightered cargo, -we think a dis interested reader will naturally conclude there can be no griev ance in this. The growl is occa sioned by the fact that no where else in the world, perhaps, than here ut Portland, is no charge made against ships for wharfage; and thee disgruntled captains are disgusted because it is not free at Astoria, too, and seek to implicate us for the wharf regulations of the port of Astoria. The jealousy that exists between Portland and Astoria is such that only small portions of cargo are sent down and that at lonjr inter vals, to any vessel loading at the latter port. This foolish accusation arose from the fact that thp ship Derby shire was chartered by tho Salem flouring mills to load a cargo of flour at Astoria. Tho Salern mills, not having tho flour ground ready for immediate shipment, sent the flour forward at their convenience as manufactured, by reason of which most of the ship's lay days were consumed, and the captain could only look at this ordinary ex perience as founded on jealousy between Portland and Astoria. Another very serious matter is that vessels consigned to Portland, with only a very ordinary draught, cannot b'e 'completely loaded there, and even then arc frequently stuck in going down on the river banks, the steamer charges still continu ing at tho rate of 8 per hour for dotcntion. o have known a caso in which, under these unjust rules, a master had to nay as much as 1,740 for extra lighterage and . . .; . , I detention. It is known in shipping -circles the world over that there is more or less lighterage for deep draught ships between Portland and As toria. All the disbursement ac counts above quoted contain items covering this charge, and in the 62 21 per ton average of tho dis bursement account of tho Mer wanjeo Framjee is an item O. R. & N. Co. when aground, 174. So that her vicissitudes were quite as great as an average of the most unfortunate. The case referred to in the quotation, was that of the Tait Sing, whose pilot grounded her out of the channel, for which his commission was taken from him. Tho O. R. & N. Co. were obliged to provide lighters and steamers for sovoral days to relieve the ship from its predicament. They made an extra chargo for 3J days detention, for which they charged only 150, and for taking 169 tons from ship to float her, and carrying to Astoria inclusive of wharfage, $210 95, making a total of $300 90 for "extras' in stead oi the $1,740 above referred to. This accusation grew out of an unfounded rumor which reached Capt. Crompton at Astoria, that extra charges on his ship for grounding were over 1,740, which he made much of there, until in formed of its falsity when he apol ogized to tho representatives of the O. It. & N. Co., and expressed himself as well satisfied with their reasonable charges, which indeed they woro. The total charge for lighterage of tho Tait Sing, inclus ive of the items for detention re ferred to, was 61,023 75. In connection with this matter it may not be amiss to say that the O. R. & N. Co. have only had oo- casion to tax three other ships this fall for extra lijjhterajre or deten tion, the extra charges in these cases aggregating S224. "We will further state that, to strangers, opposition hero in the nver towage appears to bo very strong, but with a little personal observation it is not difficult to sen how the two parties engaged in it join hand in hand. Of all the charges against Port land the aboyo has less foundation in faot than any other. "We have it from reliable authority that tow- j ajre averages much hisher from San Francisco to and from Yailejo. Benicia or Port Costa than from Portland to and from Astoria, and all the ships chartered to San Francisco have a clause in the charter party which may send any of them to the above ports at the ship's expense without extra piy. With regard to approaching As toria bar, there has been great neglect on tho part of the authori ties in not making known to tlm shipping world the new lights that have been erected. The lifeboat authorities also would do well to try and afford to keep more than one man. We have lately seen a case in which a wholo ship's crew nearly perished, soldiers be ing the only volunteers of tho life boat. . Vessels are fiequently de tained here for a length of time owing to the unwarrantable prac tice of kidnapping the seamen im- ( mediately ou the vessels arrival. This is more properly an arraign ment of the United States Govern ment than of the poit of Portland. In conclusion I would say that while I admit that pilotage and bar towage is much too high, that it is the studied determination of the mercantile community to gain from our state legislature a reduc tion in the rates which tho law now prescribes. When the legis lature next convenes, tint body will be apprised of the true state of affairs and an oijraimed effort will be made to reduce pilot char ges at least one-half. It is also a ,, ., i f tact well Known mat oecause oi the stupidity of some nno in au thority tho Government failed this fall to operate the dredger on tho shallow bars in the Columbia by means of which we were left in an unfortunate predicament; but the determination of tho- taxpayers .of Portland to vote a fund to do this work, if the Government fails, will do away with one grievance, and it will bo safe to count that any lighterage below nineteen feet draught will, fr om the first of next j September, be obviated. In the matter of stevedorage, wharfage, water cost, lining and surveyor's fees, this port is cheaper than San Francisco; also provis ions, stores, and ship's general equipments are cheaper. The stevedores of Now York and Phila delphia charged the various rail road iron ships in port from 20 to 25 cents more per ton to put tho iron into thpm than our stovedores charge for getting it out. Our lighterage and water is free, and our surveyor charges $5 below the rate he' is allowed by custom Lumber for lining is necessarily cheaper here than anywhere; so that we do not hazard much in claiming in these items that we discount any port in the universe in the matter of cheap charges. Tho evils wo labor under wo must oorrect. That they have beeu ex aggerated prompts this refutation. C. P. C. The value of property, assessed for purposes of taxation, in the United States, is. $10,897,135,507, or $336 80 per capita for a popu lation of 50,155,783. Tho New England States, with 4,010,529 of the population, hold $2,052,070,586 of the property, or S801 27 per capita; that is to say, with consid erably less than one-twelfth of the population they have about two. thirteenths of the wealth of tho country. Tho middlo States havo 85,507,073,848 of property to 11, 750,055 inhabitants, or 473 55 per capita; the western States havo $.6,180,524,014 to 18,524,989 peo ple, or 8332 63 per capita; and tho south, with 15,257,393 people, as sesses its own property at 2,360, 246890, or only $155 29 for each person. The States which have the most "fwealtfi havo also tho heaviestjdebYs ' InKew England the S'au, county anil town in- debtedneifS amounts to 44 54 per capiti; in the middle ataiPb, Un t. :.. .v... ,. mo ! l : ii oi , jii nit- unupiij xi, mm in t the south, 13 43. The difference doe not exactly ijoi respond with the difference in, '.wealth, but it does approximately! SUinny Hen. Wells' Health Render. Absolute cure for neitous debiPty and weakness oftheceneratnolunctiims. SI. atdriit Klsts. Oregon Depot, DAVIS CO., Portland, Or. Notice. From this dite James B. Hooker h the only person authorized to contract debts or order Roods In my name for up at the Knappton Cannery. Joseph Hcmi:. Astoria, Jan. a. 18.!. "Uneliupnllia.' New. quick, couipleip cure 4 dais urinarv affections. Minuting, frequent or difficult urination, lildnuV diseases. M. at druggists. Oregon Deiot, DA Vlh At CO, PortlandOr. To 1,1 ve Jtlen. Tin: Asiokiax has now reached a circulation which places it at thu head of the list of Oregon dailies, and insures I to au crtisers tuereoi more henehtfor the amount paid than um be secured Ci.o " r c"1' w it.,?"' elsuw here. To tho.e w ho w ish Uneach ar . ,. .. ,!V,-' ;kHUART' the largest number of readers at the! Occident hnlr drps,ine salopn. smallest expense, we offer the columns' , Astoria, urcgon. of an a!tractiu dally, the sueccs of j which from the. cry start has been far j The Weekly Aslonan Imjouil the expectations of the most sanguine. i Is a mammoth sheet, nearly double z .she size of the Dally. It is just the pa- BCBSKTTM COCOAlK. i per tor tho fireside, containing in addi ITnlike nil Other Hair Dressing. I lion lo all the current news, choice mis Is tho best for promoting the grow th of ' eellauy. agricultural matter, market rp aud beautifying the hair, and l endering i Pr,V " " ,;i furnished to singlo sub it dark and glossy. Tho Cpcoaine holds. tHkt at 3 00 per year in advance, in a liquid form, a large proportion of ! - - uicitui mult; i;uiinit 1UI r neouonzeu cocoanuc on, nrepareu ex pressly lor this purpose. i o other com-' ponnn possesses ino peculiar properties which so exactly suit the various tlOllS Of the lUimaU hair. 'irv,,L1Ji,E.TV??I,A-vi'' omo Extracts consist, in their per- feet nuritv nnd frrnnt stren"tli. feet purity and great strength. Peruvian Bitter. Cnchonanatta Tho Count CInchon was the. -Spanish Viceroy In Peru in 1G30. The Counters, , ins wile, was prostratea ly an intermit-, tent fever, from w hich sho !was freed bj thu use of the native rerueuv. the Peru-1 ianbark. or. as it was called in the , laiiKuaL'eof tho countrv, i-Ouiuouina." , Orateful for her recovers; on llil.rsUra4.altf1n,Pn.?s"r;H'c.as5n,' "omesA6" to Europe in 'lc:c,"Sho introduciUlu - remedy in Spain, where it was known under various named, until Linnaeus called it Cinchona, in honor of the lady who had brought them that which was more precious than tho cold of thelncas. JV"SJ?:K;?"lL 'SK. ri.U"- ll.tll U.IM M..J JV.' .H-.H.J liiio A'.t' us nothing to take its place. It elfectu- liauor bothalike, 'Tho powerful tonic virtue of the Cinchona is prcsered In the Peruvian Bitters, w hich are as effectit e against malarial fccr to-day as they woro in the dasof the old Spanish Vicerojs. Wo guarantee, tho ingredi ents of those bitters to bo absolutely pure, and of the best known quality. Atrial will satisfy ou that this is the best bitter in the world. ''The proof of tho paBdinjr Is in the ealimr." and we willingly abido this test. Tor sale by all druggist, grocers and liquor dealer. Ordor it. Have Wistar's tialsam of wild cherry always at hand. It cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, -whooping cough, croup, in lluenza, consumption, and all throat ami lung complaints. M cents and SI a hot- tie A cough, cold or sore throat should lo stopped. Neglect frequent! results In an incurable lung disease or consump tion. Brow n's Bronchia! troches do not disorder the stomach like cough syiups and balsams, but act directly on the in flamed parts, aliasing irritation, give relief iu asthma, bronchitis, coughs, eatarrh, and thcinroat irounies wiucn singers and public sjieakers are subject to. For thirty j ears Hrown's bronchial troches havo been recommended by physicians, and alwas ghc perfect satisfaction. Having leeii tested bj wide and constant use for nearlj an en tire generation, they hate attained woll morited rank among tire few staple remedies of the age. Sold at W eents a no everywhere. Blanks. Promissory notes, bonds for deed, quitclaim deeds; mortgages ami wairaniv deeds, at this ulUre. King Blood Is not ft ,-ciirc all," it is a blood-pjrtacrnnd tonic. ImnuntyotthcJliiol poisons the sys tem, deranset. too rircuLitiou. and. Uiw In duces nrnnv dLsordcjs, known b illftercot names to iflstinRnisli tliem accerdinj: to ft fects, bnt being really brandies' orpnasi-s of tint great Kenerin ULsorder. Iuipurll j ol Blood, hueh are DiWicrnia, lltUiutunc', ilitr Complnfnt, CmnUpallmi, Xcrrotu Dn orrtfM. Headache, liathaclic. General Weak- .a tT.. rtortiia Tltvin.t llrli,, Ttnm Pt'c. RhcamaUtm, Catanh, Siritula,SUn Dwraert, ifmjae. uiccrr. smuings. At., Ar Klnrr or tlie Clood nrevfiits and cures these by attackiiiR tlio cause. Imparity ofthoblood. Chemiitsand pmslchns agree In callini ing It tno most Rf nuine nnu eracieni Elsta.Sl per bottle Jseoti-'-tlmpnlals.dlrec- preparation tor uic purpose ' aoia ny iimi;- tlons. nt tVo Rlnnd." wnnwd aronnd each bottle. (, in pumpuiei, irumisu tui xjibue3 nlM Aiiroa mnfliwl otnutltn toi- arinm. . 14 i . t i i ll ; m. """'"' sucu marvelous cures, or laws, uj iraiuiinH inn udiiuai iuih- i w de a renutatlon. as Ayeb's tuosromacu. itauarKS exccssne iom:; tPcrOP.i which Is ot liquor as it aoes a iccr, ana nerroys ot the B.BAXSOM, SOX& Co., Props. Bmraio.K.y. fr'arniniifMl itooniM to let At Mr. Munsou's lodging house. Jfotice. Jtisi received per steamer Columbia, a flue lot of eastern oysters, which will be served un In llrst class" strip at Ros- j coes, Occident block. Take Xotice. On alter this date an additional 10 cents per cord ill be charged on all orders for sawed wood not accompanied by iheca-Jj.atGrajs wood yard. July lit.lKSl. Kimtrrn Oj stern. Another fine lot of Eastern Oisters just received at Koscoes, per btenmer OrUjon. Occident block. Choice Fruit. All of tho choicest kinds of apple1 s in 1 tho largest boxes for sale at J. 11 D. ( 1 ray's.. Arrlsoul r.odsliis Mouse, Port land, Oregon. . New house and first class In its ap pointments. Third .street, in It. It Thompson s block, opposite Capt. AIns i worth, Rooms by the day, week or ( month. Miss. E. AnniGON'i. .otioe to tim Ladles. Switches, curls ami irizzes made from i-t . , .-i-,, j ltuy the Weekly. TIE wekkut Abtokiax for this condI-,wl(,kH fuU ,ti jlHt ,uch information ' ,.., ,l,. rnnntrr na vmir fnnnili "' cast want to sic. It has yery ft,w,iveitIseinent3,Riidis chock to tho i, t.. Ii ..-. .. t n.. uiu&uo ui iiuoiiuuiiuu mm iiu luuuiy can successfully squeezo along without. , Two dollars will buy tho whole wad for ( a year, SI 50 for ste months, or ten cents pw eopy. tVilllamNport Property. , , , . ., . " FrH11""5 ao now offered in the city of illiamsport for -an v persons wishing to locate from ono lot to five acres. It is well adapted for Hardens, fp'epwl5S!l'laltH1'tt'1 on muotsoutn-or Astoria on Youngs bay, with a good traded road to tho place. For further Information call at my residence near the cemetery. .Ions Williamson. I the Mhole History of Medicine No preparation 1ms ever performed maintained so CnEtinr recognized astliei wormsremedv lor a l diseases oi tne throat mid lungs. Its long-continued series of wonderful cures in all climates has made it universally know a as a tafe and reliable acent to employ. -Against ordinary colds, which are thcorerun npvinf more serious disorders. It acts "peedily and surely, always relieving suffering, and often sains life. The protection it auorus, oy its timeiy use in tliro.it and .'hent disorders', makes it an Imaluable remedy to be kept always ou hand in eierv home. No person can afford to be without it, aud those who havo once used it never will. From their knowledge of its composition and effects, physicians use the Cntitny Pectouai. extensively in their practice, and clergimen recommend it. It is absolutely certain In its remedial effects, and will nlwa s .cure where cure3 are possible. FOK S.VI.E BV ALL- DEALE11S. MISCELLANEOUS. HOLMAN'S PAD! FOK THE ST0MAGH, LIVER, AND tTTnATTi'.VS TSADE MASK. " ' ' - - In all cases ot hUMousncss and malaria In ni headache and nervous prostration, as the pid is applied over the pit of tbe stomach, ihogrctit nervous rpntei.lt annihilates the disease at enco. It'rreubtosthelhcrand stomach so sue cestully that digestion becomes perfect. Prof.1). A. Loonrls sais: "It Is nearer a universal panacea than anything in medl- cine.' Ibts is ilunn on the nrlncln! ne princinii i!e of ab Rorption, of wlUcb Hr. IJolman's Pad Is tho only true exponent For all kldnev troubles, use Dr-. nolman's Kenal or Kidney Pad, tho best remedy intbo world and recommended by the medical faculty. Beware of Bogus Fads. Lach genuine Unlman's Pad bears tbe pri vate revenue stamp of the IIouuui Pad Co.. with tho above trade mark printed in green. Hoy none Trilbout It. For Sale, by all Druggists. Dr. Ilobosji'n advice U free. Pull treatise Kent free on application. Address : ' IIOIAIAN TAD CO 741 Broadway, New York. P. O. box 2112. itff $ jpgi BILL HEAD PAPER, OP EVERY GRADE AND COLOR, PRItt 4 or pinto, nt lowest ratev at IbcAsTOUAit oflke MISCELLANEOUS. S. ARNDT & PERCHEN. ASTORIA. - OP.EGOX. The Pioneer MachineiShop BLACKSMITH -TvTGCt -JsS22f?Si Atl kinds or ENGINE, CANNERY, ASD STEAMBOAT WORK lninptl) attended to. A specialty made of repairing CANNERY DIES, foot or LAfAYirrrE stkket. ASTORIA IRON WORKS. Hk.ntojj Stki- pt. Near I'akkkj: Housk, ASTORIA. - OIIKGON. GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS. LANDiMAUINEENCmBS Boiler Work, Steamboat Work, and Cannery Work a specialty. A. D. Wass. Trcsldent. .1. 1. IIustlku, bccretaiy. I.W. Cask, Treasurer. Joujf Fox, Superintendent WILLIAM EDGAR, Corner Main and Chantuzms'btreot?, ASTORIA OHEQOSc. DKALES- IS CIGARS AND TOBACCO, The Celebrated .JOSEPH DODGERS A. SONS. GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY AND THE GENUINE W0STENH0LM and other Enribh Cutlery. STATXONER7 ! FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS Genuine Meershaum Pipes, etc. A One stock of TVntche-M and Jewelry, Slnzzle nnrf Itreech Loading Sbot Ounn and Kim-H, Itoivolvern, PIttolH. and Ammunition .t? w -r- -t im I r I - GLAM8KS. ALSO A F1N Assortment ot fine SPECTACLES aud KTT CLASSES. For Sale. Per British batK "Wanlock" duo at Astoria March 1st. 100 Tons No. 1 Glencarnock Scotch Pig Iron, 40 Tons English Foundry Coke, 350 Tons Best Hard Steam Coal. Appli to AUG. C. KIN UY, -vnona, uieson. GEHMANIA BEER HALL BEER DEPOT. Chvm Aires Stkfkt. Abtoku. i The Best or Lagev S Ct, a Glaus Orders for tho Mrateii Manila Brewery IBDEiJbtJJbi. Left at tilts place will be promptly attend- pil tn nSTSo cheap San VrancUco Deer sold at this plaov WM. BOCK. Proprietor. yM. HOWE, BOAT BUILDER. AT THE OLD STAND, GRAY'S BUILDING FIRST CLASS WORK A SPECIALTY. MINT SALOON, OPPOSITE O.K. & N. COMPANYS DOCK. None but the best liquors and cigars passed over the bar. . V. fcCHULDT. I. W. CASE, IMPORTER AND WHOLESALBAND RE TAIL DEALER JN, GENERAL HRCHAMSE Corner Cbenamns and Cass streets ASTORIA . . - OREGON .-Mm?.k. 8HOPli r"i - r .atti'-n-vuHj-P Doner anop . - .. -iifsii jt. :- SSHIi 4 " BUSINESS. CARDS. E.c XTMTIA-DV DTTDTTn s AUCTIONEER, COMMISSION,. AND SURANCE AGENT. t a. Mcintosh. MERCHANT TAILOR, Oci Utnt Hotel Building. ASTORIA - - - OREGON TT1 D. TVINTOJf, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Ofilce In C. I- Tarkert building, on Benton steeet, opposite Custom House, AbTOlilA, OBEQON. JAY TETTXK. 3L. . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOM. OFncR-Over the "White House Store. Rksioknck At Mrs. Mutton's boarding house, Clienanius street, Astoria, Oregon. CKAXG. M. .. "" "PHYSICIAN AND SDKGEON, Koom Xo. 3. Astorlaa Ilulldlna. (ur staibs.) ltKHiHK.NCT Corner of licnton ana Court streets, Astoria, Oregon. TCT P. HICKN, DENTIST, ASTOMa, - - - OKGON. Itooms in Allen's bulldinc un stairs, conu of Cas and bqeniocqhe streets. I Q. A. HOWLBY. ATTORNEY-AT LAW. ChMianius StrceL - ASTOKIA. OKKGO 0. II. IIAIX & CO. PE.UXB I.V noorn. Windows, BIlndH. aowm, liumber. Etc All kinds o( O-.ilc Lumber, Glass, Boat l!a terial, etc. StoumMill near Weston hotel. Cor. (Jen evlye ami Astor streets. J. H. D. GKA.Y, Wholesale and retail dealer In. ALL KIXDS OF FEED, Hay, Qats, Straw, Wotd, Etc General storage and Wha ililc terms. Foot of Benton si on reason- it. AJtorta -Orefsm: Take Notice. John Rogers, Central Market, lias recelred alarge invoice of UARREL8 AND. HALF BARBELS ot the best quality, readr to sunnlv But And Is now ready to supply Batchers Can- ncrles and all others, cheap for cash. DRALXR lit New and Choice M I L L I NIE R Y, Desires to call the attention ottbe Ladies of Astoria to the fact that' she has received a lante assortmont of the LATEST STVLS OF . Hats, Bonnets, Trimmings, AND FAXffCST GOODS. Corner Main and Squemoqhe Streets. Wilson & Fisher UBAUSRS IJf LUBRICATING OILS, COAL OIL, PAINTS AND OILS. Sheet, Round, and Square Prepared Rubber Packing. PROVISIONS, MILL FEED, GARDEN SEED, GRASS SEED. Which Mill be exchanged for country pro dure or sold at lowest prtcea. Comer Chenaraus and Hamilton fcrtreets A.STOUIA. OREGON. Mrs. P. 31. Williamson, nr.ALEE f DRESS TRIMMINGS, All kindR ot JW00LS, ZEPHYRS, LADIES UNDERWEAR, ETC. Corner of Cass and Jefferson srreets;'AMoria " " -it? HTHtampInif and Dress MaUns done to,, oiuer,' - a - iu$imite& .- r- -. ' -Afe.lfea& -i -rw-j7v:s.