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Astoria, Oregon, Friday Morning, January 20, 1882.
No. 93.
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QEOGaAHHYHl(raTy-aiGOT
TEARS AGC.
A ITlnil lianTMnr 1.. i! f .. . I
vpr T ; "V "c, HueSM -VSrhad just boon extended over
ni :;;r rth, AmeriC3'" the country .vest of thcOhio river.
1794. line ln., 1 11
"ii uauueu us as .t
curiosity in irs way. Tlie map was
published s6me time - after the
close of the revolution, ami is not
yet a century old. The Atlantic,
coast is well (leaned, and the
,. . . ".u, .mil lug
divisions of tne thiiteen orimnil
, ..
t -a
a o iiirivea. i j.e group or torv belon-in- to the United States
W est India Islands are denoted ." . i r .. .1 r -r
. ll uc.1011.11 .extended as far west as the Pacific
the Antilles, and the reader is in. ' . it 1
' n.aui.1 is 111- 0(.PaM But Mexico was clammier
formed that they were discovered, tllc paciric co:lst on h south and
by C. Columbus. ThoKeogmpbv.Rusgia was claimiiic- it 01. the
01 .uexico and tlio Oentral Ameri-
XT X ,e" u"uorsloofl-, At a much later period it was held
the Gulf of California is well do-; lhat our tcrritory ext0Ilded to the
fined, but the Colorado -river a. Mcc0Mt) lakh ;n the t6rri.
tlie head of the sulf is onlv ihownij ,1 & . ? -.
. . , - iun.ii tory now in the State of Oregon
as an insignificant .stream. lcs I 1 , r .1 . 1 j i "1
.. f. , ".am, "-laud a pnit of that included m the
than tiitv miles lony:, and without 1 c. . f t- t -l- .
, ' """""' 'btate of Oregon and Washington
a name. A note is nrinfori stotmn-!, . .. "
, . -, ... .
that Ualuornta was thouarht to be i- 11 r 1 I 1
!,. I finally fixed at a point much fur-
an island till Eusubiu Francis . 1 -n -. 1 .
, , J , '"- r,a"CIS'tner south than tne United States
foi v'CCU thG -VCarS "loriffinallv claimed. The political
and 1701, discovered it joined to"m: of 5W0 or fiffht, d!(, ot
the continent, 01 which the roval i- 1 1 . l . -
! , estaolish our claim to the territory
bociety received information in 1 , , 13 -, , 1 i-
.- ,, ,., . , now iiicluaed in British Columbia.
17ub. AltaOahforntahas no other T , 1 t xi r- 1
, . .. ,T .,, . . ' Louisiana belonged to the French,
designation than New Albion; fm, , , ,- , , ,,
1 , i . , t ne lioundarv line was the middle
lias no boundaries, but appears, to - ., ,,. ."'... . .,
-i 1 iui 1 1 , . -, , m the .Mississippi iier. Florida
include all the land north of Cali- . , , , , , T ,.
F . . , 1 was :i jungle inhabited bv Indians,
forma proper, and west of the ' nM . , ... " 0. , .
c- mi -11., , the territory m the great State of
Sierra. The islands off the coast ',-,, " , , ...
P e i r 1 . . ! Ulu0 ,s I10t CVL'n marked on this
ot banta Barbara are figured, and . .,,. .11 , ,
.. ,.f , , ap. ine great lakes of the
ua.uuogiiuii muii. v uicii xney uo
not now bear. Point Conception
is laid down on this map, but -don
tcrey bay is not figured. This is
the more remarkable since at that
uatc there was a mission station at
Monterey or at San Carlos, in
the immediate neighborhood and
anc-ther ptationhadjbecn estab
lished on "the north sidtTofthe bay
at Santa Cruz:
Besides Spanish vessels which
lmr! nnlamrl tUn nr Pucciin.i .! .
ts ,. , 1 , j : , .
English vessels had entered it,
?,. '
and there were manv maritime
people who could have made a
pretty accurate map of it, although
it was not known generally to the
commercial world. The Bay of
San Francisco is not figured at all,
but in the vicinity -we have laid
1 ,IT, . , . . !
'
ir.isnji u,: i:t,. :..j.....
-., o-u,... a "'""uY'la"; ocean itself was dotted with islands
tion of the land apparently where 1 t-i. . -. 1 i ..
lL , ,r . J . i which never existed, and the more
the Bar of oan i'rancisco now is :.. , .. .
, - , ., 'important groups were entire! v
because the l'arallones aro naured , .:,, ,1 , , . -
, . ,.,,, , , , ,. 1 omitted. A map like this serves
as lying a little to the north of this1 , , -.i it r . ,
. J " . , , , .o impress one with the fact of an
bay. It is a mooted point whether ' , .. v , , n
.J .-, . , . 1 extraordinary development. The
Bir 1'rancis Drake ever saw the j c ,,. . . .. ,
Bay of San Francisco. But
Drake's bay is laid down on the
map precisely where the Bay of
San Francisco now is, only it is 1
, , .,'.!
hgurcd as a moderate indentation 1
of the land and the real bay is not
figured at all. If the authority of
this map were to be followed it
would appear that Sir Francis j
Drake did actually enter the
Golden Gate, sailing up for a con
siderable distance, and then re
turning without discovering the
magnificent bay be3"ond. He
found an inlet but did not explore
it. And this is just what the map
shows and no more.
Five or six hundred miles north
of. Drake's bay on the coast is the
designation, "Opening discovered
by Martin D'Aguilor in 1G03."
The opening shows an inlet and a
river traced into the interior on a
straight line, showing that it takes
its rise in Winipingue Lake." Is
this Columbia river afterwards dis
covered by Captain Gray? Some
three hundred miles further north
there is this recerd: "Opening by
Juan Da Fiica in 1301." The
Straits of Fuca are here desig
nated, but nothing but an inlet is
shown extending into the land a
few miles. Behrings Straits were
well "known because long before
the date of this map exploring ex
peditions had entered the Arctic
ocean by this route.
Within the memory of some now
living this Was a satisfactory map
' of the countrv. The Ordinance of
.Much of it was an unexplored
country. Little was known of the
eountiy west of the Mississippi
river, and that little was confined
to imuter.-i and trappers. They
I itniiofrtiirl .il i.:rl o t f'tv o tlii.
' UllQIIUUH .ilt.ll'l iJ a... i-i tin
i i 'in
i;1)ekv ino'jiitains. i iiere was a
. - ... .. .
general impression mat. uie K'tn-
lort!l .lI1(1 thoM. caims overlapped,
icrriierv, ine oounuarv lino oemff
northwest are well defined. Bo
yond the Mississippi river theie is
a blank. Nothing was known of
1 if" ir'binti .trt.ilH itiefift. tl.n ..m
1 . , -, T -
cal charaeteristicj. Perhaps, there
were better maps of that date,
But this one is founded on the
,definitclroat3' .conclnded atJJaris
February 10, 17133, with great im
provement. Eighty-eight years ago, when
this map was made, the physical
, , r ,, . . f
features of two-thirds of the Con-
tinent of North America were not
known. The best map then pub
lished contained no more than a
mere conjecture as to the vast
: country beyond the. Mississippi
( river. Tvrn tlirvisrinri inline f lir
fi, .ci -e - r 1
north coast of the Pacific is figured
'iOIIIV as :l moir MnWnm Tin.
;mi- ioiuiuus ul jjopuiaiion nave
become fifty millions. An Empire
has been founded on the Pacific
Coast Wlinrf ImvQ nnrl viirnro rAin
,,,,. ,- ,, ., ,.'
no' ngurcd on the maps used m
x. ..,,. rr. Ttr
j tut SK.itKJJir 11J tJill.S UlU. MU
jsniile at the crudity of this old
map. What a Miiall country it
j was within the memory of some
now living. What a country will
j it be within the observation of
some who are now studvinjr treo-
graphy in the common schools of
thp land? The maps of the coun
try we are using to-day may seem
as crude to the next generation,
tor to those who shall be living a
I hundred rears hence, as the old
map is to us who c.xamino it today-
The Humors of Pilot Boating.
In an illustrated account of a
cruise in a New York pilot boat,
undertaken on a commission from
from Scribner's Monthly, and pub
lished in the Century for Decem
ber, G. W. Benjamin says:
We kept on to the east, decid
ing to go as far as St. George's
Bank after steamers. These ves
sels are the great prizes in the pi
lot lottery, becauso their draft
averages more than that of sailing
ships. To secure an in-bound
steamer also insures piloting her
out again. Ocean steamers are
thei efore vory desirable game, and
great risks are encountered in or-
The
oppo-
Norwegian !
barks, for they are small and gen
erally come to this country in bal
last. "To pet a Norwegian bark,"
is therefore consideiod .1 good joke
on the poor fellow whose luck it is
to board one. Steamers which are
exclusively freight boats, and aio
irregular in their sailing days and
slow in their movements, are called
'tramps," and are also not held in
high esteem by the pilots. The
ciuises to the eastward are .soino
ti rues although rarely, protracted
to twenty or thiity days-. r lint the
average lurk is good.
i The following cvcninT, when we
wore all ctstu-ird nf Nnnii'-
were ait eastward ot iNaritucet
lightship, a steamer was reported
,,.'.. . '
ncauiiig uuvcuy iur us. -immediately
the cards were flung aside,
and in a moment every soul was on
deck. The pilot whose turi.i it was
to board the next vessel, after a
hurried .survey of the steamer, ex
claimed: "Boys, good-bye. Finish the
game for yourselves."
He then dashed below, and in
all haste put on a "boiled" shirt
and a Sunday-go-to-meeting suit,
and packed his valise, Tt should
be remembered that these steamers
are rather more "swell" than sail
ing ships, and seem to demand a
corresponding difference in appa
rel. .In the meantime the torch
was blazing on deck in the liveli
est manner. The needle-like
points ol light representing the
steamer gradually approached, and
at last, -the huge, vague form of
the vessel herself could be defined.
But she already had a pilot, and
paid no attention to us. The,
ganicin .thttcabjnjreas resumed at
once, and the "boiled" shirt was
once more folded up and laid
away carefully in the locker;
The precariousness of steamer
catching is well illustrated by this
matter of dressing to board them.
One of our pilots told us that he
had actually shaved and dressed
six times in one trip, for u
steamer, before he had succeeded
in boarding one. There is a tra
dition of a pilot who dressed
seventeen times before suscess
crowned his perseverance.
lho building or .Mexican rail
rm.U muck ., c.,n,f..,n I
., .-..o .. .,..,......,.., I""..
among the Indians.
pomi I
, w , ,
places the savages regaul the
comotiver as a sanguinary god,
think its whistle a f-cream for
blood, and expect to.be sacrificed
to appease its wrath. This idea
has caused great numbers of peo
ple to flee to the mountains for
safety, and entire villages arc de
populated. At Pueblo It was be
lieved that the fat of dead Indians
was used to oil the machines, and
the alarm was such that for a long
time no savage, could be induced
to enter the town.
During a trial for assault in Ar
kansas,,.! club, a rock, a rail, an
ax-handle, a knife and a shotgun
were exhibited as "the instrument
with which tho deed was done."
It was also shown that tho assault
ed man defended himself with n
revolver, a scythe, a pitchfork, a
chisel, a hand-saw, a flail and a
cross dog. The jury decided that
they'd have given a dollar apiece
to have seen the fitrht.
The secret of good manners is
to forget one's self altogether.
The people of really fine breeding
are the ones who never think of
themselves, but only of the pleas
ure they can give to others. No
adornment of beauty, or learning,
or accomplishments, goes so far in
its power to attract as the one
gift of sympathy.
TJiafc HanViitT Cntioh n lu.
der to intercept them,
site extremes are
quiokly cured byShlloh's Cuje, WeJ"0' thn Bl0.odW ?EJKvt?I2J?l?:Sn SlUo
gnarantee it Sold Jy W. E. Cement. I D- R"01. SJ'
ynrnliliivl Boom to let
At Mrs. Muuson's lodging house.
.Votici.
Just leeched ner steamer Columbia,
a fine lot of eastern oyster, which will
he served up in firt class btyle at Ifo
ex's. Ocelilent Mock.
T.iko Xotlce.
On after this dale au additional in
cents per cord will be charged nn all
orders for sawed wood not accompanied
In the cali, iit(!rajs wood vaid. Julv
lst.lSSl.
. Skinny 3on.
Wells" Health iteneuer. Absolute
cure for nervous debility and weakness
of tlicgoiieraliwt functions. SI, nt drnij-1
cists Oregon Depot, DAVIS .t CO.,
I'ortlniul, Or.
Xolire.
roin iiusuaie .lames u. uooKer is the
l0nly person authorized to contract debts
' "J ordor S'Js In mj nnniuforiise atllm
1 Knapplon Cannery. Joskvii Hi-mk.
Astorla. Jan. .:, 1H82.
"Ilucltnpatbn,'
New, quick, complete cure 4 days,
urinary affectioi's, imartiiu?, frequent
or dililcult urination, kidney diseases.
?1, at druggists. Oregon Dopot. DAVIS
& CO., Portland. Or.
To Xilre aicii.
Tiik Astouiax has now reached a
circulation which places It at the head
or the list of Oicgon dallies, and insures
to advertisers thereof more benefit for
the amount paid than ina be secured
elsewhere. To those who wish to reach
the largest number of readers at the
smallest expense. wo.olTcr the columns
of an attractive dally, the success of
which from the very start has leen far
bnyond the expectations of the most
sanguine.
IVruvian IJittor.
Ocohona Rubra
The Count Ciuchou was the hpauish
Viceroy in l'eru in 1C30. The Countess,
his wife, was prostrated by an intermit
tentever, from which she nas frw a by
the use of the native remedy, the Teni
vlanbark. or. as It was called In the
language of the country,'" "Quinquina."
Grateful for her n-coery, on her return
to Europe iu ViS2, she introduced the
remedy in Spain, where it was known
under various names, until Linntpus
called it Cinchona, in honor of the ladv
ho had brought them that which waTs
more precious thauthegold of the Incns.
To thi3 day. after a lapse ot two liuti-
flrai ntljl fifll 1n.Ir cninnnn hn.. ..1. ....
j - iidJioiainJo taU-its pi ice. Jutjrccfo-
ally cures a morbid nnoetitn for stlnin.
Jants, by restoring the natural tone of
the stomach. It attacks excessip ioe
of liquor as it does a fever, and deslroj s
bothalike. The powerful tonic irtuti
of the Cinchona is preserved in the
Peruvian Bitters, which are as eil'ncfn e
against malarial fever to-day as they
were in the days of the old Spanish
Viceros. Wo guarantee tho ingredi
ents of tlic.so bittora to bo absolutely
pure, and of tho best known quality.
Atrial will satisfy j on that this is the
best bitter In the world. "The proof of
the pudding Is in tho eating," ami we
willingly abide this test. For sale by
all druggists, grocers and liquor dealers.
Ordrr it
Mothers! Motherx!! Mothcra.'l!.!
Arc vou disturbed at nicbt and broken
j of your rest by a sick child suffering
, and cr ing with the excruciatiug pain
oi cuiiing iceiii 7 n so, go at once and
get a Iwttle of .Mrs. Winsiow's .Soothing i
Symp, it will relieve, the poor littlusiif-
mrer immediately depend upon it;
'"Pre 19 no mistake about it. There is
i not a motner on earth who has ever
lo-.nsed it, who will not t"ll jou at onco
that It tIH regulate the bownls. and
give rest to the mother, and lt'ii-f.aiiil
health to the child, upending like magic.
It is perfectly sam to use m all cases,
and pleasant to the taste, and is the pre
sciiptioiiof one ot the oldest andiest
female physicians and. .nurses in the
United States. So'd everywhere. '.'.T
cents a bottle.
"There is not now any hotter news
paper, nor one more consistently de
voted to the building up or the country
than The Astoki.vx. At the price of
Two Dollars per year It Is Uu cheapest
as -well as the best. With your aid and
encouragement we shall lit able to make
further improvements to pnjiaiice its
field of usefulness.
2SrAIIciti7cns of Oregon who desire
to inform their iriends in the .states of
tho condition and progress of this state,
can have no moio complete and compre
hensive volumo of facts (o send them
than by subscribing lor this Journal,
and having us mail it weekly to their
friends. Vc mail jt as directed. For
5 oo in advance, we mall threo copies
of Tin: Weekly AsTontAX one year.
King of. the Blood
la not a cin e all," It is a blooj-puriiler and
tonic. Impurity ot tho blood poisons the sys
tem, deranges the circulation, and tnus in
duces manv disorders, known bv different
names to distinguish tlicm acrorillneto ef
fects, but being really branches er phases of
that great generic disorder, Impurity ol
Jilootl. Such aro Dyspepsia. lllllowntt.i,
Liter Complaint, ConrUpalton, A'tswiu DIs
mxlerx. Headache, Baehadu:, Genera Wea
riw. Heart Disease, Dmpfy, KMney Dite,ue,
Piles," llheumatUm, Catarrlt, Scrofula, Shtn
'Disorder, Pimple. Ulcer. HaelUnO', Jx.,
Ac. Kins: or thfi Illood prevents and
cures these bv attacking the caue. Iiutiuritv
of tho blood. Chemists and phjsieians agree
in calling it "tne niosv genuine and emcient
preparation for the purpose." Sold by Drug
gists, 81 per bottle. See testimonials, direc
tions. &c, In pamphlet; "Treatise on Diseases
Saltern Oysters.
Another liue lot of Eastern Ojsters
Just received at Roscoes, per steamer
irean. uceiaenr diock.
iliiolrc Fruit.
All of the choicest kinds of apples in
j Mm largest boxes for sale at J. II. I).
CravS.
Arrlssinl imlsiiie House. Inrt
land." Oi'i'k'oii.
.New hoiiso and first cias in its ajv
pointmi'.its. Third street, in It. It
Thompson's block, opposite Capt.-Ains
worth. Itooms by the. day, week or
month. Mns. E. Annioovi.
Aoticf to Car ..tulles.
iiw itches, curls and trizzes made from
combings or cut hair. Call on or ad
dress iVlI. Ultr.EXHA.KT,
Occident hair dressiug saloon,
Astoria, Orcuon.
'tie Wrrkly Atloriau
is a liMiiimolh shift, noarlv ilnuhln
ithosizi-of tl.eD.ilIy. It is just the im
! ;er for the fircsuie. containing in aitdi-
iitiii loan inu current news, cnoicc mis
cellany, agricultural matter, market re
I orts, etc. It Is furnished to single sub
scribers at Si 00 per j ear hi advance.
Kuy the Weekly.
Tun Wkiucly Astobian for this
week Is lull of just such information
ana news of the country as vour friends
In the cast want to see. It has very
few advertisements, and is chock to the
muzzle of information that no family
can successfully squeeze along without.
Two dollars will buy the whole wad for
a j ear, SI 50 for sis months, or ten cents
per copy.
Wllllarasport Property.
Oieat bargaius are now offered in the
city of Williamsport for anv persons
wishing to locate from one lot to five
acres, it is well adapted for gardens,
dairy ranches or pleasant homes; well
elevated, situated one mile south of
Astoria on Youngs bay, with a good
graded road to the place. For further
information cull at my residence near
Mie cemetery. John Williamsox.
11 A 1 T 't T--r.T.T . nr a. Urmr. . - II . n
i ........ , hiu.i.u.i.r. jiiij.im AL.k.11.
t IJKMiWEn Ls a scientific combiuatioirof
some oi tne most iowemirrestorat.ve
agents in the egctable kiugdoiii. It re
stores gray hair to its original colon It
mat.es tho scalp hlto and clean. It
cures dandruff and humors, and-falling-out
of the hair. It furnishes the nutri
ti principle by Inch tho hair is nour
ished and supported. It makes the hair
moist, soft and irlossv. and is un3iir-
pasMfl-aaTniairofeTstngr "Iristmrmost-j
economical preparation ever ottered to
the public, as its effects -remain a long
time, making only an occasional appli
cation ueressary. U is recommended
and useii by eminent medical men, and
oflicially endorsed by the State Assayer
of Massachusetts The populaiity of
Halls Hpir Reliefer Jias increrscd with
the test of many icars, both In this
country and in foreign lawls, and it Is
now known and used in all the civilized
ciiuntiies of the world.
Fei: Sale hy alt. Dealkhs.
' ever go shopping without con
suiting the advertising columns of Tun
Astokiax. Thv n ill toil you where
the best birgaius arc to be had, and just
what merchants am alive and doing
business.
.MISCELLANEOUS.
HOLMAN'S PAD.
F0U THE
STOMACH,
LIVER,
AND
KIDNEYS.
TSAD5 tlKUK.
In all cases of bllhousness and malaria in
eery foi in, a pret cntath e and cure of chills,
fever ami dumb aene, Ur. Holman's Fad ls a
perfect success. And for dyspepsia, sick
hea.lni he and nervous prostration, S3 the
pail is applied aer the pit ol the stomach,
thcgre.it ncnoas cfiitci.it annihilates tho
disease at once.
It regulates the In craud toin.ich so suc
cessful!;, that digestion beconies perfect.
Prof. D. A. Iiomis sajs : "It Is nearer a
universal panacea than anything in medi
cine." This ls done on the principle of ab
sorption, t tliIfi.Dr. Holman's l'ad Ls tho
onlj true exponent.
For all kldnej troubles, use Dr. Holman's
lteual or Kidney Fad, tho best remedy In the
world and reooir.mcnrtea by the medical
faculty.
Beware of Bogus Pads.
Each genuine Holman's Fad bears" the pri
vate revenue stamp of tho Ilolicau Fad Co..
with, the ntxno trartn mark printed In green.
Ituynouonitlioutlt.
For Sale by all Druggjsts.
Dr. Holman's lv ice Ls free. Full treatise
wnt tree on application.
Address : HOLMAN TAD CO
TO llroadway, New York.
f.O.boxSlli
Fainter and Buflher,
W'Ar.EIlS IX
DEIIjiX3Sr3-,
OLN'Ei", - - - OREdOtf
BILL IIK.VD PAUER,
o
F KYCCYpilAIU: AND COLOR. PllIN-
-tyi oriniun. at lowest rates, at
rK AsTORtiN office
SHIPPING TAGS
TIIK BEST DUALITY, WILL BE SOLD
by tae hundred, or by tho box, printed or
plain, to suit customers, at .
lac Astohuui oSc.
MISCELLANEOUS1.
S. ARNDT & FERCHEN,
AfjTOKIA. - ORF.GOX.
The Pioneer MachinelShop
BLACKSMITH -35S$fts
a Ti f TSm2mivm
tu XI .r j - rSSWSS5Sa8--;r5
Boiler Shop T33g&
All kinds ot
ENGINE, CANNERY,
AND
STEAMBOAT WORK
l'romptly attended to.
A specialty made of repairing
CANNERY DIES,
KOOf Or LAFAYETTE STEKET.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
Bkntox Stbeet. Neak Parker Hocsb,
AHTOKIA. - OBEOO.V. -
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
LAND nil 1RIHB ENGINES
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
A. U. Wass. President.
J. O. Hu3Ti.En, Secretary.
I. AS'. Case, Treasurer.
Jonx 1'ox, huperintendent
WILLIAM EDGAR,
Corner Main and ChonaiuuBStTeots.
AST0UIA, OIIEOON.
BfULKE ft
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
-- ' jThe-Cclebratedp s -v- ,- .
JOSEPHtRODCERS & SOM3
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE GENUINE W08TENH0UA
and other English Cutlery.
STATIONERY I
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Heershaura Pipes, etc.
A fine stock of
Vatrlie and .Tt'Hlry. Inxzlc anil
ISrccch lieadiny: Shot Guns end
Rllles, Itcvolvcrs, l'lwtols,
and Antmnnitlon
JIAKIXK
also a mm
Assortuiont id fine SPECTACLES and EYE
(1LAVES.
For Sale.
I'm liiitish barn "AVanlock" due .t Astoria
March 1st.
100 Tons No. 1 Glencarnock Scotch
Pig Iron,
40 Tons English Foundry Coke,
350 Tons Best Hard Steam Coal.
Apply to
AUG. C. KINNEY.
Astoria, Oregon.
GEBMANIA BEER HALL
asd "
UOTTLE BEER DKPOT
Cbknaucs Stbeet. Asthma.
Tht) Jicat of Lager 5 Cia. afllattf.
Orders for the
la Brewery
Left at this place, will ho promptly attend
ed to.
C6T"No cheap tjan Prancisco Beer so'd nt
this pUce
'FJI. BOCK. Proprietor.
r3I. HOIVR,
BOAT BUILDER,
AT THE OLD STAND, GRAY'S BUI LDING
FII"ST CLASS WOEKA SPECIALTY.
MINT SALOON,
OrrOSXTE O. B. & Jf. COMPANYS DOCK.
None but thebest liquorsandcigars passed
ocrthebar.
W". SCHULDT.
I. "W. CASE,
LMPORTER AND WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Corner Cbenaraus and Cass streets.
ASTORIA - - - OREGON
BUSINESS CARDS:
jg C. HOi&EX. s
NOTARY rUBLlC;"
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.VrCTfONEEK, COMMISSION'' AKD "'
SURANCE AGiaT. v ; ,1 "
T) A. 3ICISTOSH. '"'
5IERCHANT TA1XOR;
Oceidenl Hotel Bulldttigv
ASTORIA - - - ORECIOJ
"I I. WINTOK,
Attorney and Counselor at Law '..- r
Ofllee In U. K l'nrker's buUdlntr, cnnBentooT Z?
street, opposite Cnitomlpuse " j1 -
ASTORIA. - - - OREGON i
JATC TBTTI.E. M. .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON;
OvFicB-Oicr tho White House Store.
Rebwrnur-At Mrs. Mnnson's boardlnc
hous. henamus street, Astoria, Oregon.
50 CIUXO, SI. D
'PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Koom Xo. a. Astorlna Bnlldlas.
(ur- STAIBS.)
RESiDRMCR-Corner of Benton and Court
streets, toria, Oregon.
Tj. P. HICKS,
DENTIST,
ASTORIA, - - - - OKEGOfl.
Rooms iu Allen's building op stairs, cornf
of Cass and isqeniocqne streets.
J.
Q. A. BOWLBY.
ATTORNEY AT LA"W.
Chenaums Street. - ASTORIA, OREGO
Q n. UATS CO.,
DK.VIJ.lt IX
Door, WlndoiVB, BUnds, Tru
xomH, liumber. Etc.
AH Kinds or Oak Lumber, Glass, Boat Ma
terial, etc.
Steam Mill near "Weston hotel. Cor. Gi
evlve and Astor streets.
J. H. D. GRAY,
Wholesale and retail dealer In.
FI.OUB,
ALL KINDS OF FEED,
Kay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc
. General aloi-.tfasanU WhnrfOKe, on reason
aMt teims. Knot orBenton-street. Astortn
On-con.
Take Notice.
John Rogers, Central Market,
Has received a large Invoice of
BARRELS AND HALF BARRELS
of the best quality.
And is now ready to supply Butchers Can
neries and all others, cheap for cash.
rRArj?r. in
New and Choice
rvri l l i n:e r y,
Desires to call tho attention of the Ladles ot
Astoria to the fact that she has received
a lante assortmont of the
IiATIWT STYLES OK
Hats. Bonnets, Trimmings,
Corner Main and Squcmoqlic Streets.
HILL'S VARIETIES.
GEO. HILL, -CIIAS.KOIILKR,
- PROPRIETOR
STAGE MANAOER
Opru nil Hie lenr, Perftonnanee Kriry
Meat. Entire Change or Pro-
xrtimine Once a Week.
Comprising all the latest
SONGS, DANCES AND ACTS.
The theatre is crowded ntehtly, and U
who have witnessed tho entertainment pro
nounce it to be eounl to any given elsewhere.
Mr. Hill as a caterer for the public's
amusement can not be excelled. Anybodv
ulshins to spend a pleasant evening anil
see sparkling -wit and beauty without' vul
garity, vlioubl Improve the opportunity aiut
come.
Open air concert every evemug ; perform
ance cemmenclnc: at 8 ; entrance to theatre
on Benton street ; private boxes on Chena
raus street.
Mrs. P. 31. Williafnson.
ORAUCR IK
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
All kinds of
IWOOLS, ZEPHYRS,
LADIES UNDERWEAR, ETC.
Corner of Cass and Jefferson streets, Astoria
Srstatnpli& and Dress Making-done, to
order;
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