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Vol. XVI.
Astoria, Oregon. Thursday Horiring, March 9, 188
$o. 134,
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NEW IDEAS ABOUT PARTIES, j President wn ever stronger with
Doca a Prospective Break-ap Es-i the opposition ; and a condition of
plain Arthur's Hesitation. ; readiness, admitting of interesting
.Wa9iungtox, Feb. 31. A gen- j probabilities, exists which no poli
tleman, as profound m politics as i tician will overlook."
in legal learning, in a conversation How generally nro these ideas
about Arthur's slowness in com- of Arthur's purposes shared by
pleting his Cabinet, expressed Stalwart leaders?
some rather singular views: "When Garfield was nominated,
"What is complained ot pro
ceeds neither from indecision nor
indolence. It is not a new nor an
unnatural idea that a new forma
tion ol" parties is at hand. Blaine
early set out with it, and has pro
ceeded confidently on that hy
pothesis. Few sagacious politi
cians will he found to declare that
they expect party lines to hold as
they have done for more than
twenty years. In the Republican
as well as the Democratic party
warring elements exist, and per
sonal elements become distracting.
It is against the lessons of history
that the life of the Republican
party should bo much longer pro
tracted. Arthur holds steady for
the present to see how these things
will develop. He evidently is hus
banding with extraordinary pru
dence a heavy fund of resources,
to be used according to circum
stances. And this is all that his
alledijed slowness amounts to."
Do you mean to say that Ar
thur is fully convinced that there
is going to be a break-up, and that
the next President will bo elected
on other than an old-fashioned
party struggle?
"Not convinced yet; neverthe
less he probably considers a break
up possible, and means to have
something handsome in hand. You
ce, besides his Cabinet offices,
-there arc some of the best- foreign
appointments at his disposal, with
out doinjr anvthinor violent. A
considerable proportion of the
local offices- aro held in abeyance.
In tho South, where the change or
break-up is actually, in one sense,
in progress, tho machinory moves
quito freely, and appointments aro
making on .the plan of a break-up
at least so as to promote it every
way possible."
Still, I ask. Does Arthur desire
to see a break-up, except in the
South, where the Republicans aro
buried, and any chatige would be
advantageous?
"Probably Arthur would not do
anything to cause a disruption of
the Republican organization in the
North. Blaine and, say what
you will, he has a powerful follow
ing when it comes to practical
work does, and" he is doing, his
utmost to bring about the disor-
ganization, the demoralization
rather, of parties everywhere. It
is no trifling matter. Blaine's wish
is to thrust in new issues, raise
new questions, and create confu
sion, -in tho belief that ho will
be ablo to gather to himself
most of tho fragments. Others
besides Arthur- think there is too
much in this tendency to disregard
it; any way, like an astute pla3'er,
Arthur does not intend to bo with
out something in his hands should
there bo an occasion for taking
tricks."
There is a natural indisposition
to beliove that a fusion of Blaine
and Bourbon Doraocrats is more
than a ridiculous piece of imagina
tion. What are the facts about it?
"Not all imagination. You know
it is a saying that nothing is "so
certain as tho unexpected. Go
into Georgia and tho adjacent
States, and already you will find
people talking up Blaine and
Brown. Brown is full of it. Just
hero is a suggestion which has not
been lost on Arthur. You will
see hero In Congress, and nearly
everywhere among tho Democratic
leaders, no special disposition to
antagonize Arthur; Probably no
Conkling believed the time had
come. It took them all to bring
Conkling into line; had he not
come, there would have been 1:0
fight in the last Presidential can
vass, except such sis Blaine and a
few of them who had been snowed
under in Maine and elsewhere
could make. The canvass would
have resembled that of Pierce and
Scott, the latter standing for Gar
field. Garfield pleaded with Conk
ling's intimates to persuade him to
save him. And how ho made
promises of what he would ilo!
Had he possessed a kingdom, he
would have pledged it to be saved.
Two things, extraordinaiy and
never to be forgotten, are peculiar
tn tliiit, nnrinrl. I moan the war
flfonf liniinnr.M fnnvnivl IYt fr:lt;
field, and then ConklingV refusal,
till Grant overcame him. lie de
clared he would have nothing to
do with the man, simply because
ho believed he was 'Blaine's
shadow.' That was the phrase he
used. ''He will forsake you as
sure as you save mm, saiu vonic-
ling. But Conkling yielded, and
tojrether the Stniwart chiefs saved
Garfield. But he went back on
them, because, as Conkling said,
he was Blaine's shadow. This is a
digression, but not altogether aside
from the present .subject the re
organization of parties. As I was
saying, Conkling believes there
will be a break-up. Grant is about
the stiflest party man there is. He
connects his career with the Re
publican party, and holds fast to
it. Nevertheless he is not otfri
ous to the philosophy of time and
events. Ho will not object to a
new deal, since it is Blaine who
proposes. Logan ha9 somo ad
vanced ideas. Like Blaine, he
believes in a now era, and is net
averse to it any time, nor disin
clined to bclievo it may ccmc
sooner than some think. Som'e
curious complications as to this
may be disclosed before long.'
But for the present Logan is not
disposed to pooh-pooh the idea of
a new deal, albeit he is not exactly
en rapport with Arthur in some
important respects."
Whose influence dominates Ar
thur? "Well, it would not bo right to
say any one's does; but Conkling's
counsel is soonest listened to.
Between the two friends thero is
an indissoluble bond. 'Go ahead
and do as well as you can,' said
Conkling to Arthur, a few days
after Arthur had taken the oath.
'You havo a hard task before you.
I know you would prefer yourself
back in quiet life in New York,
but there is no escape. All the
good I can do you shall be ren
dered; but leave mo out of your
list entirely. I can tako nothing.
Lot that bo considered settled.'
So it was, and baa been ever bince.
Conkling, as I have said, believes
thero is going to be a ohangc, if
not a break-up. You see some
evidences of it in New York oven
now. Small streams produco great
rivers. Right hero in Congress
evideucois not wanting that what
has been predicted may prove true.
At present Arthur has tho Re
publicans solid, but ho has the
spoils; and let mo remind you
thoso who would run away after
they obtained them, will not get
them. To make suro of this takes
a good deal of Arthur's time."
UlanEs. Promissory notes, bonds
for deed, quit claim deeds, mortgage
and warranty deeds, at this offlee.
Draw Poker as a Disease.
Draw poker is a most fascinating"
yet deceiving game One nf the
peculiarities of tho game is that
the beginner, as soon as he finds
out that one certain kind of hand
beats another, and that a bluff, if
successful, beats anv hand, thinks
ho can play the irama better than
any mil.. If he holds a poor hand '
once, and bets big on it, and '
scares out an old veteran, whon he '
rakes in the money he cocks ids
hat on one side and thinks how
rich he might have been if ho had
learned to play poker before. Ho
wonders" why everybody does not
givo up business and play poker
and get rich .As he counts over tho
chips ho has won so easily by a
simple display of nerve, ha says to
himself: "This game, is good
enough for yours truly. Hence
forth hard work and me will dis
solve partnership." He keep3 on
playing. When ho wins his hat
is cocked on ono side, and when
he loses ho wears it" straight. At
first it is on ono side the most of
the time, then he gets to wearing
it straight pretty frequent, until
finally he loses every dollar ho "has
ijotand jjoes out and olubs htm
self. Countrymen who think they
can play a pretty good game of
poker, find themselves in largo
cities, and thoy are not contented
till they get into a game, and nine
times in ten they get so everlast
ingly scooped that they can't tell
their own namo till they look at it
pasted on the inside of their hat.
However good a man plays, there
is always somebody that plays
better, and they are always laying
for tho fellow that can't play as
well as tliey can, while tho coun
tryman is always laying for some
one who can play better. There
is no gamo better calculated to
take the conceit out of a man than
poker. Wo have had it taken out
of us S75 worth bv a cuss that
didn't scorn to know as much as
we did.
A man has to have tho conceit
taken out of him about eleven
times before it will stay out, but
after he has once got it eradicated
from the system he never catches
it again. He can live right amongit
it, where all around him are down
with it, and he will not tako it, not
if he knows himself. It is as
though he had been vaccinated,
and very Hkely he has. If you
have an idea that you are a good
poker player, there is no help for
you till you get tho conceit worked
out of you, and the sooner you
get it out the better. Some can
get it out by losing a few hundred
dollars, others have to lose a farm
or house and lot. fn some cases
it takes years to get it out, and in
other cases it can be got out in
one evening. Do not deiay hav
ing it taKon eiu, as lonet as vour
S3'stem is in the condition to re
tain the seeds of the disease, but
hunt for games that you can get
into till you loso enough, then
call yoursolf a monumoutal, colos
sal, diabolical, enigmatical ass, and
jump the game. You will nover
think as much of yourself ;after it
is over as you-did before, but yon
will bo worth moro to society.
Hudson Register.
Washington as a Voter.
Washington voted at alt tbo
Fairfax elections until tlio oloso of.
his life, uniformly supporting tho
Federal candidates. Although liv
ing some distance from the Court
House at the Alexandria market,
ho generally voted early. Tho
polls wero reached " by a flight of
stops outsido, which in 1799 had
become old and shaky. When the
General reached, tho steps he
placed ono foot upon thorn; and
shook the. crazy. aecont as if to try
its strength. -Instantly twenty
I brawny arms, ono above the otlior
grasped the Stairway, and-a dozen;
men's shoulders braced it. Nor.;
mo" a man move unm mo veuor-
able chief deposited his vote and
,.i , . , , ,,i
returned. "I s-iw his last bow,";
ymnf tfc.,m hir oontiirvl
a century j
afterward; "it.
was
more than
kingly."
Skinny Men.
Wells' Health Renuwer. Absolute-
rare l'nr nervous dcbilltv s'.ml weakness I
of thcKeucratlvn function!?. SI. at drug-!
glsti. Oregon Depot, DAY us & CO.,-
I'ovtiami, ur.
Take A'otlrc.
On altar tliU datti an additional 10.
cents per cord will be charged on all
orders for sawed wood not ueMninanled
by the cash, at Grays wood yard. July!
ISt, 1HMJ.
"KoukU on KatH."
Th thing dc.-ired found at last. Ask
Druggist? fr "Rough on Rata." It
clears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, bed
buss. 13c. boxes. .
Arrlsonl Lodging ' Monae,
land, Oregon.
Port-
.Sow house and first class in lta ap
pointments. Third street, in It. it
Thompson's block, opposite Capt. Alns
worth. Uooms by the day, week or
month. Mns.KAnr.rooM.
Buy the Weekly.
Tub Wekkly AstouIan for this
week is full of Just stjcH information
and news of the country a your friends
in the ca3t want to .see. it nas very
few advertisements, and is chock to the
muzzle of information that no familv
ean successfully squeeze along without.
Two dollars will buy the whole wad for
a year, 51 23 ror six 1r.m1ifts.or ten conu
per copy. ,
31others i Mothers ! ! Xot hei ! ! i
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by. a sick child suffering
and crying with tho excruciating pain
of cutting teeth ? If so, go at once and
Byrup, It will relieve the poor llttl su1
lerer iinmcaiaieiy aepena upon it;
there is uo mistake about it. There is
not a mother on earth who has ever
used it, who will not tll vou at once
that it will regulate tho bowels, and
give rest to the mother, and relief and
in
icalth to the child. onerntinc like mairlc.
It Is perfectly safe to 'use in all caos.
and pleasant to the taste, and is tho pro
scription of one ot tho oldest and beat
female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold ovcrywheri 23
cents a nottie.
Peruvian DIttert.
Cicoboaa Bnbr.
The Ctiiiut Cincuon was ih .Spanish
Viceroy in Peru In 1630. , The Countce,
langusgo of the country, "Quinquina."
urarciui ior ncr recover '. on nerreuirn
to Europe In 1CS2, she introduced tho
remedy In Spain, where it was known
under Various names, until Llniwus
called it Cinchona. In honor ot the lady
who had brought them that which Was
more precious than t be sold of the.Incas.
To this day. after a lapse of two hun
dred and fifty years, science has avcn
us nothing to tako its place.. It effectu
ally cures a morbid appetite for stimu
lants by restoring-the natural tone of
the storoaeij.- It attacks excessive love
of liquor as it Uoes.'affiVer. a"nd destroys
both alike. The powerful tonic virtu's
of the Cinchona is preserved In the
Peruvian Bitters, which are as effective
against malarial fever to-dar as thev
were In the days of tho old SpahUh
Viceroys. We guarantee the Ingredi
ents 01 thewi . bitten to' b absolutely
pure, and of tho" best' fcuosvn, quality.
A trial will satisfy you that this W tho
best bitter In tho world. "The'proof of ,
the pudding is In the eating." and w
willingly abido thU test. Forsaln hi'
all druggists, grocers and liqtmr dealers.
Order it Loeb &Cn agents for Astoria.
A few more chances yet to bo taken
for that fine graphoscopo at Uh City
boik storey '
-For Dyspepsia andLiyer Complaint,
you have a printed guarantee on every
bottle of Snlloh's . vltallzor. It never
fails to cure." old by W. E. Dement.
Have vi'lstar'sbalsam of wild cherry
alvays at hand. It cures coughs, colds,
bronchitis, whoopinglcough. croup", in
fluenza, consumption, and all throat mid
mug complaints. wOeutaandSl :i bot
tle. King of the Blood
rs not "two i?!l," It h a blood-pnnfler sod
tonic Impunty of the blood poisons theys.
tem, deringeotaerlrculatloD, and thus In
duces manv'dlsordors, tnown by different
names to rflstlpguWi thcm.accordlnc to ef
fects, but being really, branches or phases of
that great senirlc. disorder, lraprBrlty:oT
Blood. Such are Imtvcptia, uiUloutn'et',
Unr Complaint, Oohrtipalton, Ncrrvuz ZK
ordii. IlMdAtncrSaehacht, Qcnerfll 1K?j;.v
ncMilltarVDliC&tCiDriSpi!)!. Kidr.cu DiKiK,
Ptlts. -RKevmattsm. Catarrh. Seirmlcr,'Sh;ii
Dlsonfer. nttrpttsJ'mUfA StcclUnnSs if.."
&t. Illngr otvtheJllKiod-prcvrnls and
of this Wood. Chemists and physicians asTto
incse Dy-auacKiaA-wiu-nxuv. jmparr.T
In caliins lv '-ttiemost genulne.-and efft
preparauonfot
Jtonfottaejmgx
: reeb:;-iHftw
la pimpblet.'.
e.jairiiowr'!- Soid-by riroK-
ent
LtlH.Bl
on8,-&c
SfldB lesumoiuan, mrc.
'Ircatiso on D vitaes
ot'thn Bl(d."ntippedaroqnde3chiatU0-
bfSBS
WWI.-BO,
1 ins wiut, waaproMnuea uy uu inicrraii-t;o lniarmiflfjr xrtenus-in. mo states Cl
ient fover, from which she was freed' by ! tno'c'on'dltion and progress of this state,
tho uac of the native remedy, the lVni- eatt have riffovH'e complete and compre
I vian bark. or. as it was called in Mm heiiaTviy volunfo of facts to send them
tirnlluHl Kooms to. tft
At Mrs. Hanson's lodging hoaso.
Xotiec to tii runiie.
ltovo , a nQW lwot amUhoej
store on the roadway, and am prepared
to itn first clans work In my line,
- I.j.Arvold.
Opposite 0. It. & N. Co's dock.
IlMPhupalbn.'
Now, quick, complete euro I ,days,
urinary affections, smarting, frequent
ir difficult urination, kidney diseases.
91. at druggist. Oregon Depot, DAVIS
& CO- 1'ortland, Or.
J he fftfUr Astonan
it a mammoth shout, nearly double
; flie .! ot tho Dally. It i3 just tho pa-
per tor the fhvsld?, containing in addi-
ttior. laail th.i current nows, choice ids-
rcliany. ajcncultur.il matter, market re
portM. ot. li la luniNlied to sinslo sub
scriber m .?:! oo pT yinr in advance.
Wax! War! War!
Water front offered free to.any person
Uiat will build a saw mill in the city of
Williamsport. Lumber we must have
to build this city. Wo have one store in
running order at present. Quite a num
ber have already located homes In this
city, and yet there is room. Sold on
time to suit' purchasers. Located one
mile south of Astoria, on tho sunny side
of tho hill, on Young's bay.
J Williamson, Sn,
VariouH CanncR
Advancing years, care, sickness, dis
appointment, and hereditary predisposi
tion all operate to turn.the hair gray,
and cither of them inclines it to shed
prematurely. Att.es Hair Yicon will
restore, faded or gray, light or red hair
to a rich brown or deep black, as may
bfl desired. It softens and cleanses the
scalp, giving It a healthy action. It re
moves and cures dandruff and humors.
Uy its uw falling hair is checked, and
anew growth will be produced in all
cases where the follicles are not de
stroyed or the gland3 decayed. Its ef
fects are beautifully shown on brashv.
weak, orsiekly hair, on which a few ap
plications win produce mo gioss ana
frhn;.s nf vnuth. Hnrmlpca nnrt snrrt
In its operation, it is incomparable .13 a
dressing, and is especially valued for the
soft lustre and richness of tone it im
parts. It contains neither oil nor dye,
and will not soil or color white cambric ;
yot it lasts long on the hair, and keeps It
fresh and vigorous.
Fok Salj: Br all Dealers.
Get your Jpgsl Wanks at Thk
.Astojuax ofllce, A full line of over
two hundred style.
The Kev. Ueo. U.Thayer. of Bour
bon, Ind., says; Bolh myself and wife
owe our lives toSniLOn's Coxsumition
Ccnii." Sold by W. E. Dement.
Am voti Tharta misprahln hr fnili-
i gostiou, Constipation", Dizziness, "Loss of
iiwnctlfci. Yellow Skin? ShiloVs Vital-
; i?er is a positive cute, iorsaicoy w,
tj. ljoraeci.
J2j?li eitueas nf Oregon who desire
than by fubMribing for' this Journal,
anu naving as- man u weesiy 10 mcir
friends. Jve-'mai! It a3 directed, i'or
3 00 in adrnc we mall three copies
of Tm: WKufcr.v AstoniANone year.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOSPITAL,
ASTORIA, - - - OP.EQON
TQVi INBTUXTiON, UNDER CARE OF
the iUatM of Cljarity.U now ready for
tbs recepllonof ptiUenls.
hrlrate room for the acxminodtlon ot
any ds!rlng thcRi.
rctieaUadmlttrJ at llt:oiu,J,ilav ornlftht.
No phvsiciHU ba9 etclosive right, everv
pauont 14 fr lo and has the privilege of
Mrtplo) In any physician they profer.
VnltPrt MtntPH ainrlne
nM Dv lhinnltitl Ilii.n:
ifenf n t;o pay lhpliitl Dues, are enti-
tied 10 Krtitcure sad attendance at tuh Hos
pital nurtnu
talnM lor f
ton Uouse.
riUftl durlr.irsU.'kiios. lVrmlW miktbe ob
ialnM lor l olted rt;t ilarlnes lit the Cus-
Hiteh8 or CnABiTv
DvvtHH Making.
U53. W.O. R03S, & MIS8 ELLA LOGAN.
Tbo thiid bocvi "(Kt of the Cousregatlonal
Church.
NICE SUITS FOR LADIES
Jlndc for from .$ to $10.
Hotel ior Sale.
TUE ROOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF
.a. hotfl now running and doing a good
business In the city of Astoria. Centrally
located. A Drnt claw bar room attached.
Ill hfialth on the part of the proprietor Is the
only reatonfor soiling, inquire at Aetoki
ANOffiec.or address Lock Box "S3, Astoria,
Oregott
Health is Wealth.
Tr. E. n. U'mI's Ncrvo and Kraln Treat.
rmenti a sieciac for Hysteria, Dizziness.
Com tu?ion8, nervous ueauacne,.cuiai ue-
I pressloo, Loi ot Memory, snennaior.uoea.
tlmpoteucy. Involuntary Emissions, Frema-
abuse, pr o-cr-lndulgeiicc, which leads to
misery, decay and death. Ono box will cure.
tmvoid Aire. eanca. uv over-eieruon. sen-
recent raaw. liion box contalnt; ono months
treatment. One. dollar a box, or six boxes
for flvf (Inllrira : scat bv mall nrenald on re
ceipt of price. Wcjmarantee six boxes to
cure any.rsss. with each order received by
us for ss boxes, accompanied with five dol
lars, wo will send tho purchaser our written
gnarantee to return tho money If the treat
ment does uot'fitlect a cure. Guarantees is
sued only hy v. K. Dement, dmgglst, As
toria, Oregon. Orders by mail at regular
prices.
Proposals for Piling.
BIDS WILL UK IiECEIVED UP TO
noou on Friday, March 10,1 882, for fur
nishing, driving and cupping the piles for
Uic buHdiDs of the O. F. Il & It. Association
of Astoria, at the office of I. IV. Case, whero
tlio plans and specifications can be seen.
Tnorlgbt to reject any and all bids is ro
seryed. .. GREED. rrcsldat.
-jX.J, aiEOLSB, EMtttary.
Furnhhwi Kooi
MISCELLANEOUS.
S. AKNDT & FEROHEN,
ASTORLA. - OltnGON.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
.Ajsrs.
ISHUKWUIM
SHO P
Boiler Shop
Alt Kinds nf
ENGINE, CANNEEY,
-AND
STEAMBOAT WOEK
Promptly attended to.
A specialty made of repairing
CANNERY DIES,
FOOT OF LAFA'V.ETTK 8TKT.ET.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
Bestox Stp.eet. Kr-vn r.itsiui Hocse,
A9TOBIA. - OREGON.
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
LMDMARINK BKQINR8
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
A. D. "Wass. rrcsldent.
J. G. Hustler, Secretary,
L W. Case. Treasurer.
John Fox, Superintendent
WILLIAM EDGAR,
Corner M oia and Chenacus Stiseti,
ABTORU OREaON.
PliLRJV n
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
The Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS & SOH8
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE GENUINE WOSTEHHOLK
and Cihcr RncU'h Cutlery.
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PEWS
Genuine Heershaum Pipes, etc.
A fine Ftoek of
WnteJitN mod Jewelry, 3luz.lo and
nreceii Loadlnc Nbot GaiiM xiid
itlQes, Cevolvor, PJMtolM,"
and Aiumunlllon
MAJtlXK.
also a rise
Asoonment orpine SPECTACLES and FA'E
GL.VUSES.
. I. W. CASE,
LMPORTEK AND WHOLES ALU ANU KB
TAIL l)R:IiKn IN
GENERAL MCHAMSE
Corner Cuenama and Caa slreetsi.
ASTORIA - - - OREGON.
MAGNUS (J. CROSBY,
IH-lJ'T 1.T
HAfiDf ABE, nun. STEEL,
Iron Pips and Fittings,
Pliita and Steam Fitters
Goods and Tools,
SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD
SHEET IROH TIN AND COPPER.
I
Stoves, Tin Ware and House
Furnishing Goods.
JOBBINQ IN SHEET IRON, TIN. COP
PER ptuiUBIHG and BTEAU FITTING
Done with neatnsas and dispatch. I
None hut Urn class workmen eroplojvd.
A largo awortmeot of
SCALE'S
Constantly on hand
jiefeft
-iJ-'VIB'J J. .
I 'Ttwm ri iiY '"
BUSIKE33 CAKDS.1
--. :.,. ."-i4rtH
Mjtti:
E- " lWaE.'
SOTABY PUBLIC,
AUCTIONEER, COMMISSION' AND
SUBANCErAOENT.
T) A. MvIXTOSH:
MERCHANT TAILOR,
OccM'.T.t JTote Ttalldsag.
ASTORL1 . - ORBGOH
C.VMt. tVHITTEHOBK, M...
ravMic ia Asa gCRcces.
OStcc with Dr. Jay Tuttle. Itesldcaee-11:
Mr. Koeers.
J)R. C. C. GLASS,
rilYSICIAN AND SCIH3EON,
Ofiioe ovtr A. V. AUen's Store,
ASTORIA, -
OREGON.
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"CI D. WISTOK,
Attorney and Countsor at Law.
Otnee in C-L. rarkrrt bunding, on Benton
.stewt, opposite Custom House,
ASTORfA, .... OREGON.
TAX ITTTLE, X. .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEdN,
OrFiCE-Over too "White House 8iore,
RERiDiwcR-At Mrs. MumodM boarding
house, Cbenamu.1 street, Astoria, Oregon.
ip CUAXO, M. ..
'PHYSICIAN AND 8DKOEON,
Boom Jfo. a. Astorlaa Boildins.
rr BTAins.)
KEMiiExcfc-Oorner of Benton and Court
streets, Astorta.'OK'gon,
F.
. HICKS.
TiENTIST,
ASTORIA. - - ;- . OAJBOOR.
Rooms In Allen's- bunding up stain, eorw
of Cass and Bqtniosqlio-streets' " ,.
I Q. A. BOWEBY.
ATTORNEAT LAW.
Chenamns Street. . - ASTORIA. OKKGO
Q H. BAl?f & CO.,
Door. Window BUate. N-
MM,- LlBhtf, .
An kinds of Oak Lumber, Olaa, Boat Sv
tcrial, etc.
Steam Mill near Weaton botL Cot., Oeo
eylve and Astor streets.
J. W. P. GRAY,
Wtioleaole ood retail daalr liv
ALL KIfI)8 OF TEED,
Hay, Oats, Straw, Wottf, Etc.
General ptorageaad Wharfaco 00 reason-
notomu. root ot senton street. Anomi
Oreewi,-
RPtl DBRBY,
Tew and Choice
MILLINERY,
Desire) to call tho attention of the ladles of
Astoria to' the tact that she has .received.
a lawn assortmout of the
tATEMT HTYUaa OF
Hats, Bonnets, Trimmings,
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FAWfCY QOOD1.
Corner Mala and Bqucmoqhe Btreets.
E. Betrick & Co.,
Soto agents on tho racinc Coast for ToirrrN
celebrated
OILED GLOTEmG,
(Send for price list.)
Importers, manufacturers and dealers la
Twines, Tents, Hose, Cotton Soil
Duck, Belting:, Waterproofl'ar-
panlins, Waterproof Covers,
Patent Solid Cotton
Belting.
Nw C, 7 and 0 CiUomis. and lOS.lW and lie
Market Streets,
8AS FItANCISCO,
dim
CAIFOBNIA-
rAxx.oztxsra.
CLEAWINQ and RE?ADUJCG-
NTCiT. CHEAr AKO QUICK. BY;
;F.OIH9K lyOVKTT.
MiUntret, opposh X. toebV,
Cannery Supplies-
Imported and forsaleby,
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ASTOKIA. - - -
- - - OEEQON..
jEap Copper,
rirefpool glt,
FaM Oars,
etc.
Agent for llarlocfe' Soldering Machloo;
Johnston's lmproyed Soldering apparatus;
rotary table fur soldering fieaats; Blood's j.
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