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-KdUur.
The Jewish rersccntioii.
The present- persecution or the
Jews in Russia anil Germany
seem9 to Je a continuation of the
old robber cry of the middle ages
which virtually said. to ..the .Israel-,
ite, "Yo,ur money or your life." It
seems hardly possible that this is
the nineteenth century, to read
accounts of the nlurder of men.
the outrage of women and the
slaughter of children, because
these people see fit to worship
God in their own way and as they
were taught to believe is in ac
cordance with a solemn covenant
made with God four thousand
years ago. It is a sliame that any
where on the globe should be pre
sented such spirit ol religious in
tolerance as is daily shown in
those districts across the sea where
stupidity, brutality, covctousness,
lust and murder combine to wreak
ruin upon unotTending and upright
members of society. Not the
least shameful of these facts is the
indifference of the Russian govern
ment. It shows in some places
an apathy, and in others an avowed
intention to aid the persecutors of
those who profess the sublime
faith of Judaism.
In the abstract, the descendant
of Abraham cannot be subdued
nor destroyed, Ho is smart,
shrewd, sagacious and up with the
times. He is always abreast of
his competitors in business; he is
rarely found in prisons or alms
houses, and in any department of
trade that he enters he leads. He
shows a wonderful adaptability
for our modern civilization, and,
in general it can be said that
-whatever helps civilization along
helps him along too. How few
Jewish paupers there are: they
take care of their own, earn their
own.living; pay their debts, ae
always liberal and desirous of im
provement, and are in every re
spect sober, law-abiding, tax-paying
citizens. Erom every part of
the United States comes a cry of
protest against tlie barbarity now
being enacted in Southeastern
Europe.
Optimistic.
The struggles of ambitious men
for places and power have at all
times been the cause of most of
the troubles which have afflicted
the world. The plots and counter
- plots of our American chieftains
cause a perpetual tutnuit; we arc
in a condition of chronic unrest.
Each is trying to tear down the
reputation which may have heon
established by the other, and each
is compelled to appeal to the peo
ple for a verdict. It is the first
impression of many that the ever
lasting political turmoil is detri
mental to the country, but the fact
appears that it is beneficial. Cor
ruption would become "firmly es
tablished, and would perpetuate
itself were it not for the exposures
that commonly come from motives
that aro far from praiseworthy.
The great whisky frauds would not
have been unearthed, had it not
been for the efforts of men whose
main "purpose was to prove the
inefficiency of President Grant.
Credit-Mobilier would not have
beeomo a common scandal had
there not been men in public
station who were anxious to break
down others who were looked upon
as rivals. The jobbery which has
fastened itself like a parasite upon
the Department of State, would
not have been exposed had it not
been for the great antipathy that
some men have for Blaine. It is
resulting like many other investi
tions, and mainly smirching the
.friends of thoso who raised the
alarm. But the fact remains the
same that some very - corrupt
schemes have been brought to
light, and their consummation frus
trated. If hated political antago
nists can bo injured, no secrets aro
so well guarded that they will not
be dragged into the light. The
quarreling 'and detraction are cer-
tainly evils, but they are n'ttcnuVd
with compensating benefits. It is
better for the country that there
should be this activity. It tends
to familiarize pecpla with public
affairs and the mor-e intelligently
to discharge, their political duties.
Such a stimulus is needed to keep
awake public attention, to prevent
unconditional abandonment of the
higher interests of the. common
wealth to the. few who might take
care of them. If we did not have
great rival parties", and men in
each competing for the leadership, I
such a thing as popular liberty
would soon become unknown. It
is a matter of historic record, and
us history has been defined to be
'precept teaching by example,"
the precept and precedence in this
instance is good to follow and ob
serve. Another Garfield Honuincnt.
Postjiastee-Geneeal Howp ;..
made an appeal to all postnia-:si's
throughout the country to sub
scribe toward the Garfield monu
ment to be built at Washington."
He talks as though he expected
(.them to come right up to the Cap
tain's office and settle, the sums
paid, of course, are expected to be
in proportion to their respective
salaries. Every Government offi
cial knows what this appeal means,
rathorahan be turued out of oflire
or degraded in the estimation of
his superiors, most of them will
send in their subscriptions and
some make it uo hv stealing five
times as much from Uncle Samuel.
But few postmasters in the United
States are overpaid, and a large
majority of them, and of Govern
ment officers generally, require
every dollar they receive as offi
cials for their support. When this
is trenched upon by contributions
to the political "machine," building
monuments, or other purposes they
must suffer or do something else.
This Garfield monument business
is being run into the ground. Un
til that unsightly pile of stone and
mortar, known as "The Washing
ton Monument," be completed,
these appeals for different monu
ments to GarGeld ,should be more
concentrated. . The inonoy raised
on this coast for a Garfield luotiu,
ment at San Francisco, could be
more fittingly put into a Gar
field Soldiers' Home, where if
would not only honor the dead
but be of priceless benefit to the
poor, homeless, broken-down vet
erans uf the war. And there is
no doubt vbut that, could hf be
consulted in the spirit laud, the
dead President would say Anion
to the proposition.
- Tim Insane Asylum.
Cojijientin'g upon the proposed
change from a private to a public
institution of the State Insane
Asylum, the Staudard pays:
"Every sossion of tho Legislature
there is a gang about it fur the
petty offices that body has to give
away, and measures aro earned
through on promises of position.
We know that there is already
strife among certain physicians to
get the position of. superintend
ent, .and when the Legislature
meets we shall expect every one
incompetent to get a practice on
his merits, about the Legislature
for a position in the asylum. Our
correspondent will find a stronger
lobby at Salem next Fall than has
ever been there under tho contract
system. Besides, lie will find that
all kinds of combinations will be
made by those who want positions,
supply contracts, etc., which will
be a disgrace to our state. This
will be repeated every time a door
keep or any other position is to bo
filled. "We hope our fears may not
bo realized, but from what we can
see at this early date, we ' have
reason to apprehend tho people
of Oregon will regret the day they
made the asylum a state institu
tion." Oscae Wilde says if tho news
papers don't quit malting fun of
him be'll never come lo America
again, so Iiq won't. Let those
nbtwjoke who never joked before,
and those who always joked, now
joke the more. Aqythimj to get
him to fulfill bis threat.
3JAKK5EI.-
In this .fit v, Ki'l). 'JiM, !y Ilt-v..). Par
sons. Frankio C; Elliott and C. K.Sor
eiisen. NEW TO-DA.Y.
Order of Chosen Frionds.
A re-mlar meetine of Occident Co neil No.
5. O.C. 1'.. is held every Saturday even n.
at tlie iiour 01 .ji 11 ciock, in me una ci wit)
A. ". U. W. Ah sojourning members are
contiallv invited to attend.
Hv older of - C.C.
Conesri asicLSbaac
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. .Will Jc glrt-u at Libcrry Hallm ,r
Friday Ev'ng", Feb, 24, t$82,
Commencing Sit S o'clock, under' the au
spice 'of citizens of mid business Drms of
Astoria, represented hy Megler & Wright. 1.
W.Case. W. E. Dement. . I W.Couu.'Berg
iimh & berry. YVanvn ss Eaton, A. Van Du
scu & ;o., 1). C. Ireland, and others.
Tliis entertainment will ben corapllmeut
r.rv benefit tendered to Airs. Vey'scv, wife of
Cant. Vey.-ev of the shin "Corsica,'.' lost off
CohnnbU Elver liar, February a. lSS!, and'
her Infant child who was horn at Aitria
durum the stiiv. ot said shin at this port.
And wil be under the management of the
Oltnmle Club of Astoria. All shin masters
!iiHrtand those 'connected with snipping
liui'icL arc vuiuiauy muicu m .uai)i. in
laakinz this benefit a SUBSTANTIAL suc
cuns. Tickets tients SI H rLadiei SO cents.
Tickets Sot sale at llcmcnt's and Conn's
Drug Stores.
Cannery Supplies
Imported and for sale by
AS'fOItIA, - - - ' " OKEfJON.
Bar Coisycr,
fl.ivcrp-ool Salt,
Pages oars.ole.
Agent for Ilaslock'-s Soldering Machine ;
Jnuattou'a lumr-ived .Solderinlr aDriaratus
ictary table for SJldcnng seams; Blood's
noi uoais.
. 33. E .& Ei 2S 23 Et.
DEALER IX
Hay, Oats, Straw.
Lime, Bricks Cement and Sand.
KVodd Xr livcri-A. to Order,
Draging, Teaming and Express Business.
Horses ami Carriage's for Hire.
Dfi.u:ii vs
WSHES, LIQUORS AMD CiCARS.
CITY
BOOK STORE.
Wo are constantly recclTlug new additions,
to our stock and have the finest and
larccst assortment of variety
goods la the city.
Combs, Brushes, ,.".-. i
Stationery, Frames .
Celluloid Goods.
All our goods areraariicd in plain Djiurcs
Call and examine quality and note prices.
CIIAS. STEVENS & SON
JVTOT1CE IS IIEREHY GIVEN THAT the
1.1 undersigned Committee on Ways and
Means of tho Common Council of tho City of
A-tona Oregon, will receive sealed propo
vil? at tho office of the .uiditor and Clerk of
still city, until 12 o'clock noon. of Tuesday,
she CSth day of February, lix:, for city
bonds, not exceeding sixty in num
ber, of tho denomination of fifty dollars
Ciich and bearing; interest not exceeding
eight percent, per annum, as provided for
in ordinance o. 11 or said city. Proposals
must state tho number of bonds bid for, the
amount they represent, and tno interest to
be paid. No bi'iubwill be sold under par.
The right to reject any and all bids-is hereby
reserved. J-'JtANK .1. TAYI.OB.
A. (5 Sl'lCXAKTU,
1. W.CASE,
Comndltee on Wavs and STeans.
ASloita. 1'ch. 17, 18ii d-td -
Annual School Meeting.
rglHi: ANNUAL MECTING OK THK legal
JL voters of School District No. 1 will be
held at thu school house on Main street, m
Astoria, Clatsop count v, Oregon, on Mouriny
evening, ihircli titli. 1S32. at 7 o'clock, for the
purpose of electing one Director for Hire
years, and ono Clerk for ono year. Also to
levy a tax to support a school for the ensu
ing year in ald district ; also a tax to pay
interest and incidental expenses of said dis
trict and to transact such other business as
may propcrlv come before the meeting,
lty order of the Uoard of Directors.
J. u. HUSTLEK.CJrk.
Astoria, Feb. 21, 1F82.
ROLMAN'S PAD.
FOR THE
STOMAGH,
LIVER,
AND
KIDNEYS.
TXADE MARK.
In all oases of uilliou3ncss and malaria la
cvt-ry foiin. a preventative ana cure of chills,
fever and ilmnli ague. Dr. llclman'a i'ad Is a
perfect success. And for dyspepsia, sick
lieauacha and nervous prostration, as the
pad is applied over the pit of the stomach,
fheiacat nervous ceotci.lt annihilates the
disease at onco.
It retaliates the liver and stomach so sue
ccssf uily that digestion becomes porfect. '
Trof. D. A. Loomis says : "It is nearer a
universal panacea than anything in medi
cine." This is done on tho principle of ab
sorption, of which Dr. Ilolman'a I'ad is tho
only true exponent. '
For all kidney troubles, uso Dr. Ilolman's
Kenal or Kidney I'ad, the host remedy In the
world and recommended by tho medical
faculty.
-Beware of Bogus Pads.
Each genuine Ilolman's Pad bears the pri
vate revenue stamp or the HoliKMii Pad Co..
with the above trails mark printed In preen,
liuy none without It.
For Sale by ail Druggists.
Dr. Ilolman's advice Is free. Pull trea'Jso
sent free on application.
Address : HOLMAN PAD CO.
,. r, k ,",o 7H Broadway, Now York.
P.O. box 2112.
YV arranty dee J i. quit o lalm deeds
and mortgages, for 3il at ttiis office.
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v-rr. MISCELLANEOUS. -
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fl(!lWtt TO TAGS & AMiES-)
, Wiiottsslp ua rteall dealer In
'G&a
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. -. Msitery-!
Glass and Plated Wars,
-tTKOMCAI. AND-DOMITSTW
FR.lliJS AND VEGETABLES.
To&ethPr with
Wines, Lipbrs, ToMcco S Ciprs
The largest and most complete stock of
goods In their line to bo found In the city.
Corner otCasa and'Squemocqho Streets.
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IRISn FLAX THREADS
Salmon- Net Twine.
Cotton Seine Twinsr
Cork and Lead Lines,
Cotton Netting, all sizes. .
Seines Made to Order,
Flax and Cotton Twine,
Fishing .Tackle, etc. l
' BARBOUR BROTHERS
511 3lnrfaotHtret. Wan FronelM-o
HENRY DOYLE & Co.. aiaisasMS.
B. B. FRAMOJN,
UNDERTAKER,
Comer Cass and Squereoqh streets,
ASTOEIA. - -. - - nitEOOh
- ' DEALEE IK
WALL PAPER
- : " AND
1FINDOW SHADES
AT
UNDERTAKERS GOODS.
D. KELMAN.
MARBLE AND STONE WORKER
monuments and Head Stones,
Or anyJWng In the line of-Stouo.
SLATE CAN SEAMERS always on hand.
First class ivoric and satisfaction guaranteed.
Shop opposite C L. Parker's residence.
Chcnamus.Streor. - - - Astoria, Oregon.
Dress Makibg.
MRS. W.'G. BOSS, & MISS EI,LA. LOGAK.
The third house west -of the -Congregational
. Church.
NICE SUITS FOR LADIES
Hade for from 86 lo 810. .
To Whom it-May Concern, v
rrUST POSITrVEI,Y'REFD8E '.TO Pi.Y
any.btll-contractedbyanyone but nr.V
self .or wife, unless a' written order Is pri
sented. '
H.M:GUJVL1N.
Astoria, Feb. I8.'iag.
JIISrELLAXEOUS.
Geo A?. Hum
Wholesale and Retail Baaier
MGfi-OCEEIES,
'" .
--. !Provisions,.LitLuber,
ETC.; ETC.. ETC.
Fisheriiiens uud Cannery
SUPPLIES
A SPECIALTY.
AGENT FOR TIIE
San Jose Fruit Packing Company.
AND THE
San Francisco Chemical
wastes.
ASTORIA - - - OREGON.
MAKTIN FOARD. J. J. RTOKHS,
EOAED & STOKES,
Vholesalo and retail dealera In
Wood and Willow-ware,
GROCERIES,
Tobacco, Cigars, Wines and Liquors
FOUEICN AND DOMESTIC
Fruits emel Vegetables,
5 X S3 , 3EKiS3t.,
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
AND
General Commission Horchants
ARTOE1A, ORECOS.
Next to Orrgon-Hallway &Nav. co's Dock.
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HILL'S VA&IBTII8.
GEO.niLL, - - I'KOPKIETOE
VALTEKPAUKS, - STAGE 5IANAOEK
Open all (he Year. 1'cWoruiancc Errry
JilSht. Entire kause or Pro-
cramuie Oiiee a Weefc.
Comprising all tho latest
SONGS, DANCES AND ACTS.
Tho theatro is crowded niphtly. and all
who have witnessed tlie entertaiumeut pro
nounce It to be equal to any given elsewhere.
Mr. Hill as a caterer for the public's
amusement can not be excelled. Anybodv
wishing to spend a pleasant evening and
sco sparkling wit and beauty lthout vul
garity, should Improve the opportunity and
come.
Tho company comprises the following well
known -Artists :
Hiss FAJtstE Yvaltox.
Slrsi Louise Cook,
3I1SS MOLUB CHRIST!,
MB. ClIAnUES Koiilec.
Bin. Titos. CnmsTV,
Me. Johk Cook.
Me. SIilton. Joiikeon,
lie. Joseph Pettv,
JIn. Walter Tabes.
All of which will appear nightly in their dU
forent specialties.
, Open air concert every evening ; perform
ncocommencln.'at 8; entrance to theatro
on Jientnn street ; private boxes ou Chena
nuis street.
AViViS IS IECLA.BE WITH OCT
FirfiTHKB SOT1CE
j&p. & And no terms of peace until
i?jfHh every man In Astoria has n new
5?f;sulolclou--s
m.
Sggiia
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OA5"-: BY aiEASY.
TnV nt ihn nH(ms
Pants to order .from - - 88 oo
Pants. Genuine French Cassimcro - 12 60
Suits from Koo
The finr"st line of .samples on the coast to
select from. P. J- MEANY,
Main street, opposite Parker House. Astoria.
ASTOP.IA. OREGON W
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
Toilet and Fancy Articles,
PATENT MEDICINES, ETC.
f2"yProscnptlons carefully compounded'at
uTbours.
-HotneopthIe Tlnctturea and Pellets,
and Huinplixey 's Specifics also fctpt.
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Lacking room to store our immense stock
we shall dispose of all
' REMNANTS ON HAND.
Worsted Bress Goods, at 20 cts. per Yard,
comprising Plaids, Brocades, etc., etc.,
ranging from 5 to 15 yards.
Nonpareil Bress Goods, at 10 cts. per Yard.
FLANNELS, CLOAKINGS, SERGES, etc,, etc.,
of all shades and quality. Being impossible to classify ,
from the fact that our stock is
Is A
Beyond in quantity and quality anything ever seen in
Astoria.
We have a large amount of remnants in Xt AGES
and EMBROIDERY.
5000 Pair of Ladies' White and Colored Hose,
slightly damaged, 10 cts. per pair, usual price 35 cts.
Remember our stock of
quantity, quality and Price in
$gBe sure and call on
Postoffice Corner,
FV
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TWO DOORS EAST OF OCCIDEr,
3ES
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THE ASTORLOT
STEAM PRINTING HOUSE
UASTHE
FASTEST AND BEST PRESSES,
ear Wo purchase Paper, Cards, Ink, and
.Li; X-o-west
And can therefore afford to use. as wo
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lo AH ! !
Gents' ware is unsurpassed in
this or any other market.
the old Reliables.
Astoria, Oregon,
MAY BE HAD OF
MffE.E.HAWES
SOLE AGENT.
Also, Agent for the celebrated
Buck's Patent Cook Store,
MEDALLION R'AMK
STEAM FITTINGS A SPECIALTY.
None but the best workmen employed.
All work guaranteed or no charge.
WKS,
ASTORIA, OREGON
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other materials of tho manufacturers
Octslx Rates,
always do. tho best articles, while cnsrglng
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