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Vol. xvii.
Astoria, Oregon, Tuesday iUoriring,-April 4, L882.
No.
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Uftfifl
3l8iittiftif.
ORDINANCE No. 452
A ""OKDIXAXCETO IMPOSE
-t- resulate Licenses in the City
it?' . I quarterly licence for anj fractional pait on the tenth day of each quarter fnr-
The Ctty of Attorla docs ordain of a quarter and all peddlers' license nlshthe Chief of Polirc with a list of
follews: shall date ft omt he dav of payment, any- the licenses issued and in force at that
Sec.1. That no person, firm, company, thin:; in this ordinance to ttic contrary date, and thereafter he shall from time
or corporation, shall bo engaged in, notvrilistanding. Any pcr-ons. except , to time durins the waiter, notify tit
prosecute, or carry on any trade, unai-l persons peddline; ncvvspapersdjlules and Chief of Police of any licences which he
ness, or profession hereinafter mention- other religious tracts, and farmers or inayisiui
ea anaaecrluea wiuitn the limits or.nerstins neadliii" tne proauci oi tueir .
the City of Astoria, until lie, she or they own farms, Hardens or nuiu rancties. (nmiamciiaraniy:,.,,.-j...'.u,.u,oi,
shall have obtained a license therefor who offer for bale at retail or wholesale. ', 11.:, 110, 120, aud , and all other or
In the manner hereinafter provided. goods, wares, merchandise, or other dinanccj or parts of ordinance lit con
Sec. 2. That every person, firm, com-1 commodities as they ti.tvel from place , flict with this ordiuancc are hereby iv
nanv or corporation, renuired bv this ' to utece. nnd fiom home to house, in pealed. rtovldul. however, that all Ii-
ordinairce to obtain a license to eimasu
in any trade, business or profession, for
which a license is required by this ordi
nance, shall pay totho City Treasurer
such sum or sums as heieiiiafter provid
ed. Thereupon, with the receiptor the
Treasurer (which receipt shall set forth
the kind of business for which license
is desired) they shall apply to the Audi
tor.and Clerk who shall is-ue a liceuse
to the party or parties applying, in ac
cordance' with the receipt of thf Treas
urer. Jjtc. :t. That if .any person, firm, com
pany or corporation, shall exercise or
carry on any trade, business or profes
sion, or do any act hereinafter mention
ed, for the exercising carrying on, or
doing of which trade, business or pro
fession, a license is lcquircd by this
ordinance, without first taking out such
liccnse,or who shall iolatcany of the
provisions of this ordiuancc, he, she or
they, in case the offender be a person,
firm or company, and in case the offen
der be a corporation,Uien the agent.clerk,
manager or person conducting, or hav
ing in charge such trade, business or
profession, shall, on eonvistiou thereof,
before the Police Judge, for every .such
offense, besides being liable to the pay
ment or the tax or license, be .subject to
u.liuu not exceeding one hundred dol
lars or to imprisonment in the city jail
not exceeding twenty days, or both at
the discretion of the Police Judge and
also to pav the costs and disbursements
Incurred in the trial of the case.
Sec. 4. It shall bo the duty of the
City Attorney to prosecute any person
or persons charged with a violation of
any of the provisions of this ordinance,
ana also to take proceedings against
any such person or persons to recover
the amount of tax required for the
license such person or persons should
have for the purpose of carrying on bis,
her or their trade, business or proles- i
sion. . i
Sec. a. That in every liceuse to be
taken out bv virtue of this ordinance
shall be contained and set forth the pur
pose, trade, bnsiness or profession for
Tthlch such license is granted, and the
name and place of abode of the person
or persons taking out the same; if by a
peddler, whetherauthorized tatravel on
loot or with one, two or more animals;
the time for wh ich such license is to run.
and the date or time of granting of
such licence. And every person exer
cising or carrying on an trade, busi
ness or profession, or doing any act for
which a license is required, shall, on
demand of any city officer, produce
such license, and unless he shall do so
may be taken and deemed to have no
license. And in case any peddler shall
refuse to produce his or her license
when demanded by any city officer, said
officer may seize the animals, wagon
and contents, or pack, bundle or basket
of any person so refusing, and hold the
same until the license is produced.
And it shall be the duly ot the city
officer to arrest any person or persons
who shall be guilty of a violation of any
of the provisions of this ordinance and
forthwith take sucli person or persons
before the Police Judge to be dealt with
according to law.
Sec. 0. That In anv case where more
than one of the pursuits, employ
ments or occupations hereinafter de
scribed, shall be pursued or carried on
In the same place, by the same person
at the same time, license must be taken
out for each according to the rate
severally prescribed.
Sec. 7. Ail licenses issued uuder (he
provisions of this ordinaneo shall be
known as annual, semi-annual, quarter
ly, weeklv and daily. Annual licenses
shall expire on this 31st ot December iu
each year; semi-annual on the COth of
June and the 31st of December; and
quarterly on the 31st of March, 30th of
June, 30th of September, and 31st of De
cember respectively; and all such licen
ses shall be dated from the first day of
the month in which the liability there
for accrued aud shall be issued upon
thenavmeait of a suitable lironortion ot
me wnoie amount oi tiuij iiuyuseu iur j
such license. Weekly aud daily licen
ses may be issued at any time.
Sec. 8. No license granted or issued
under any of the provisions of this
ordinance, shall be in any manner
assignable or transferable, or authorize
any person other than is therein men
tioned or named to do business, or au
thorize any business other than is
therein mentioned or named to be done
or transacted, or the business therein
mentioned to bo done or named to be
done or transacted at any place other
titan is therein mentioned or named.
.Sec. 9. Everv uerson bavins a license
under the provisions of this ordinance
shall exhibit the same at an times wnne
in lorce in some consjncious part oi mi niiiiuas euuiu in tiny wiian or uock,
or' her place of business. Aud shall I within the city limits, and whose bnsi-'
produce the same when applying for ainess it is to icceivc or take charge of
renewal thereof, if requested so to do j goods, wares, merchandise, or articles or ;
by.the Auditor and Clerk. i any kind or description, for the purpose !
OEC IU. xiianruiu .tun tict uic uus-
sage of this ordinance, there shall be
paid at the times as in litis ordinance
provided for each license granted the
nam herein stated respectively:
1. Auctioneers shall pay a quarterly
license of seven dollars and fifty cents,
or an annual license of twenty dollars.
Hawkers shall pay a daily license of
two dollars and nf ty cents, or a weekly
license of ten dollars. The provisions
.fifthis section shall not apply to judic
laior executive officers making auction
sales, byTlrtuo of any judgment or de
cree ot any court, nor to an public
sale made by excutors or administra
tors 2. Peddlers shall be classified and
rated as follows : When traveling with
more than two animals, the, first class;
when traveling with two animals, the
second class; when traveling with one
animal, the third class; and when
traveling on foot, the fourth class. Ped
dlers of Mm first class, shall pay a quar
terly license of fifty dollars, or a weekly
license of six dollars; the second class
shall pay a quarterly license of forty
dollars, or a weekly license of five dol
lars ; the third class shall pay a quarterly
license of tMrty dollars, or a weekly 11-
cense of fouriloliaisaiidthefourth class
kMimr n nnminriv- iinins of twen-
f wn i ty dollars, or a iveeUlj' license of twodol- ,
iVi'of-a "and fifty cents. Provided that no license
lt" or As ! shall be issued to anv peddler as a
the Citv of Astoria, shall be regarded as
I a peddler under this ordinance.
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or.utciloiiars.or a mummy iiceu-r m
fortydollai. i:verciilerr.iuimenL con-
sistmg in whole or in part of dram.itii
Lll
or operatic representations, plays or
performances, concert, readings, lec
tures, or other amusements, (excepting
balls) shall be deemed a tm-atre w ithin
the pending of this ordinance.
4. The keepers or proprietors of every
circus shall pav a daily license often
dollars. JEvcry 'building, tent, space or
area, whtte feats of horsemanship or
aciobalie spoils are exhibited shall be
regarded as a circus under this ordi
nance. 0. Juggler shall p.y a daily licence
of five dollars. Eiciv u.-rsoti who per
forms by sleight of hand shall be re-
mer.itcd in this section, shall pa a ilail
license of live dollais. Proiil
mileit mat no
om am enter- t
license shall be requirediic
tainment, exhibition or show gotten up
wlmllf nr in nnrt. li llil illlinllif.lnts of
the oity, and w lilcli mav fall w ithin sub- state of Oregon, being the property or
divisions five. sKaud ieteii of this sec- belougings of another, without hrst iv
tion. when the nroceeds aiisintr from ing threo iUs" notice bv publication in
such enteitaininent, exhibition or show, a dnily new.spajHT published in the said T(( ,!le i,a,iie.
are lo be applied for the benefit of anj ciiy of Astoria. -
reli"ious, charitable or other iublicol- i -. That it shall be unlawful for any Die uiiiLing in all its blanches; neat
ject'or purpose connected willi thecit person or persons to fasten any boat, and reasonable, at Mi--. Denny Currans.
of stoiia. " raft or other propeity to any pile.bracc.or Cns sheer, near Congiegational Chinch.
G. Pawninokcr- shall pa a quarterly , olher portion or part of any street road-, , . :
license of twentv-live dollars. Kveiy , way within the eoporatelimiLsof the citj Arri-oni Loilsina Ilonse, irt
person whoe business or occupe.tion is iof Astoria, or to moor or place and leave land, Oregon.
to take,or recehe by wa of pledge, any such boat or i.ift, or other ptopcrty-
pawn or exchange, any goods, ware, or I
mBwilitmlicn nr nnv Irinil nf nerniin! i
," Kinil ot personal i
property w hatev er, for the repaj ment or i
security of anv money lent tliereon.snail '
be deemed a pawnbroker under this oi-
dinance.
nance.
7. Steamboat runners shall pay a ipiai- !
rlv license of twenty dollars. Every
srson who shall in a public manner so-
terly
person wiiosiiau in a punne manner so-
licit passengers, or freight for steam-'
boatsou-thc public L streets or on the
wharves and docks of the cit, shall bo
deemed a steamboat runner under this
ordinance.
8. Hotel runners shall pay a qiuuterlj
license of ten dollars, and when em
plojed or acting as snch shall wear a
mctallicbadguiiisomeconspiciioasplacc
on Ids poison, upei: wliieh sliall be legi
blv iuscribed the word "Hotel'' together
with the name of the hotel for which he
is acting. Every person who, on the pub-
i: ,.,."i ;;i,n i,n,.,',.o ,,, .i,i-
11 u atii3;ts tu uii tiiii Mii.iLii w uvit.7
of this citv, shall in a public man-
ner solicit custom for any hotel, inn,
tavern or boarding house.shall be deem-
cd a hotel runner under this ordinance.
Provided that the keepers or proprietors '
nr nn i,nt..i i..,. inVi.r,, ni- i.nr.ii,..,
noiL4iuatedintlieutvofAstoria.niav
take out a license under this subdi"uon I
in the name ol sucli note, mn, taveinor
full
P. The owners or keepers of eiei
stace. coach, hack, cairiaise. draw car't.
wagoii, or other ehie!e, used for cm.: ,
veyiug passengers orbaggage,nierchan-
disc, grading streets aud highwajs,
carting ciitn, ballast, Iuuiber. coal, l
wood. Water or ooods of nnv deseriu-
tion, or sprinkling streets bj hire, dona-
j,..' r... . .:.!.:.. i, i:..,:., i-.i.
linn rironntrflPt. within tllp. limits of tile
city, shall pay a quarterlj license of five ,
iloflars for each vehicle drawn by ono
animal, and for each additional animal i
useti in urawmg sucn venicie. me auai-
tional sum of three dollars. The ow ner
or driver of the chicles aforesaid, shall
1.1..A.. tl.n .i.in.l.ni. rf lt.z. . nl.!.!. ..n
limit; iui imuiuii ... in-. iuiii,ii- .is .
named In his license, upon each side of
his veliicle in a conspicuous jdacc, in
a neat and legiole manner, in hgures of '
not less than one and a half inches
long. aDd proportionable idth,and said
number shall not be changed whilst the
said vehicle is subject to the payment ot
a municipal iieeii&e. ii any person snail
drive or permit to be driven any veliicle
over w men nc nas control, w miotic ie
ingduly licensed, nnd having the num
ber affixed as herein directed, lie sliall
be subject to the fines and ieiialties
prescribed in section. tlnee of this oidi
iiance. The owneis or keepers of any
hand cart, truck or like v chicle propelled
by hand and used in conveying freight,
baggage meichandise, vood.water, coal,
or other articles of any description for
hire shall pay a quarteil license of
three dollars or an annual license of ten
dollars.
10. Wharfingers shall p.ij a quaiterlv
license of five dollais.or an annual li-
cense ot niicen uonars. Any person
ui smi'i'iux tnu s.iuiu uii Liuanioi any
vessel, steaniDoai or oiuer water craft,
or receiving goods, wares, merchandise
or articles of any kind or description
from vessels, steamboats, scows, or other
water crafts shall be deemed a wharfin
ger under this ordinance.
11. The keepers of bowling alleys,
pigeon hole, and billiard tables sliall pay
a license accouling to the number o'f
alleys or tables belonging to or used iu
the place or building. When not exceed
ing one bowling alley or billiard table
the keeper of such house shall pay a
quarterly license of ten dollars, and
when exceeding one ball alley or one
billiard tablo an additional sum of seven
dollars and fifty cents for each addi
tional ball alley or billiard table, shall
be paid bv such keeper. The keeper of
pigeon-hole tables shall pay a quarterly
license, of five dollars. Kvery place,
room or building where balls ate thrown
or lolled, or billiatds or pigeon-hole
played, and which is open to the pub
lic, cither with or without price, shall be
regarded as a bowling alley or a billiard
or pigeon-hole room within the meaning
of tills subdivision.
Snc. 11. It shall bo the duty of the
Chief of Police and of the policemen of
board ng house,and the niiincr or person i uestiuen noui aioot, nni nntting t", 1 ,r ., ' . 1 r, i,uu ', ""-; f
emnloveil bv such nronrietors fiom , v r, ,, . that it will regulate the bowels, audi
time : to tin.e,ndwxarintt'e badge of lt Profitable or attHUtivc to enter . lu; lest to the mother and relier and j
nemhlhnlS'-r'r
.i,..o,i tn iu fi,n, iinn,,c.i u,.T?r tin. t p(I Tie fucf itleit- Imtli ivu i!.. a f and pleasant to the taste, and is the ure-
Ithiseilj loseolhatiheiiiovisions of this
ordinance are oiifoiccfi. and to make
complainr in the police court for all vio
lat ions thereof. ,,,,
Sr.c. 12. The Auditor awl Cleik shall
oi.u. iu. viuni.ua-. uumimi u,i.
fences heretofore issued under the pro-
isious of Ordinances numbered l-'o, ami
x? shall be anil remain m foree until
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m.e ere ii. . . '
L tlVrill llll. ,'IJIIIIIIIMI ".11, il '.. M ,
14. !SS!
Attest: V. C. .Voue.is.
Auditor and Clerk.
Vpproved March 13, 188-J.
John IIaun.
Mayor.
ORDINANCE No. 451.
An ordinance to prevent the destruc
tion of certaiu propeity and to prevent
the fastening of boats, raits, or other
properly to the roadways withnt the
corporate limits or the city of Astoria.
The cili ot Astoria does ordain as fol
lows
.See. 1. '1 hat it shall be unlawful for
a uy person or pei sons to cut, burn or in
any. manner des .oy or appropriate to
iiieirowa u-e, anj piopeii iuuuu uuuu
the shore or bank of toe Columbia ilver
wulnn tue eoiorata limits ottnociiy
Of AStOriU. Ill tllC COUil.V lit Clatsop ami
in a place wnere aie same win come in
contact wiiu an such irauiviij, ui tu
COIltaCt Wltll anv SUCH lOaUWaV. Or to
uaload or deposit upon any such road-,
waj any 5,'oihis, incrciJHiiiiiv; or inner i
material.
."..Any person or peisons who shall,
' Any person or pcisons who mi;
be conucled of a violation of any of t
provisions of this ordinance, shall, up
conviction thereof, be fined in any si
upon
eomicuou uiereoi. ueuueu m uu- sum
not exceeding one hundrciWolIars.
4 . Oidiiiance : numtarcd & and U
in conflict with this ordinance, are here-
bv lenealed
Wssed the Common Couneil Maieh
I4,tss2. Attest:
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P. (: Nnp.nis.
Annroved March 13. 18K.,
JouN-HAuy, Mayyr.
Thepresent condition of partith
is favorable to wire-wni-kinn nnliti-I
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-: Tilp, ... .... ;.. rif ;,n Are Mm disturbed at night mill hi okeii
C,ans" J "e, ,UL no ,SSUCS ol ,in",01 J "'".rest by a : siek child sutrerlng
portanec Iietwecn the parties. '''.fuiVeeil i'f IIci,,,.,.!!51.l!!i
' ... . it , l ... 0.cu,,t,lJ?iKSVr - ' r l "MCi,i,nl '
One holds the other. Vadition, I get a bottle of Mrs. in-low s N'Othing ,
... ... ... .! Srui. it will iehef tilt! lOiir Ilttlll suf-
projuUi.-c and tlio spoils are llio
motives of noltical work. The
i, , .
are ninr.itig low in jni.sacnuseits
,1 c..,ll m ...... .........; ,
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Moston TTerahl.
... ,T".77r; ,ni , ,,
. l.lu'. (,c):.n: rhayer.of Hour-,
'''"" ,',V. .'I. V:c il'"'. aml w -1
Owe 0111 II('S tOjMIII.On S (;lXSl'IPTIOV t
says: '-notli in self and AVlfc .
"Weom" IlI'S ipIIII.On SMIXSI'MPTIO.V 1
l r,:l- -ohlby . E.Demeni.
Aienii made miserable b Indi-
gestion,CoiHtipation,Dizziness,IiOssrtfUianbaik. or. as it was called in the
appetite, ellowbkin? bhiloh'.s ital-t language of the count! , 'Qiiinquiiia." i
ier is a positive cure. For sale bj W., (Jrateful for.her reeoery.ini her return;
K Demeiil. to Kurout in Ilia, she introduced the
'Ilaekmetaek.'' a lasting and fia- under various names, until lAnuajiis
' grant perfume. Price 25 and .i0 cents. I called it Cinchona, in honor ir the lady
Nild by W.Ti. Dement. who hail bioitghl them that whieh wasi
more precious than tl:e gold of tiieliieas.
Brace up the whole sj stein with King I 'i'o this day. after a lapse of two liiin
of the Wood, bee Athertisen.e'nl. ' dred and hfty year-, science has given.
lis nothing to take its place-. It eflivtii-
-A Nasal Inieelor fne with each a"y ernes a morbid appetlt? tor Mimu-
i btillle ot Ml () is Catarrh. Kemeilt-.;
! Price 3) cent. Sold In W. r.. Dpinmit "
, .' " s,...s. ...
Why will jou cough when bluloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
ldcts.VietsafidSI. Soldbv W. P De
ment. Pen- D spepsia anilLi ver Complaint,
miii have a printed guarantee on everv
bottle of Slillohs Vltalirer. It never
fails to cm e. Sold by W. E. Dement.
.Sliiloh's Catarrli Iteniedv a posi-
iivi; cure im i,atarrn, uipincria ami
Canker Mouth
. Nild by W.K. Dement.
King
the Blood
Is nrtt a -cm i all," It U a MooJ-purillcr and
tonie. Impurity ot the blood poisons tliess
tem, deranges the circulation, and tints iu-
illlPP lil:mv illnritpr . Llituii. 1.,- .lifn,v,.t
I names to distinguish tbem according lo cf-
ietis, out uouig i-caur pranuics orpliasesot
that great generic disorder. Impurity or
Itlooit. Such are J)j;spc;Mia, HffHoiMiau,
-tfrer Cmi!tiiiit.OnUixillon,Xerrms Di
iirtlcr. Jlcnilaclu, lincl.aehc, Ornrml ll'cn.
i. 7friiiti)i8ca-.f)iiii;, Kidney Dltcac,
Vllt, Ilhuniiatiiiiii, Catarih, Stroma, Shin
fjiainirix, I'mplm. Ulca. .S'irdlfiils, Ac,
Ac. Kins or the Itlooit prevents and
cures these bj attacking the Mure. Impurity
of the blood. Chemists anil tihjslcians agree
In calling It "the nioit genuine and efllcient
preparation for the purpose." Sold by Drug
gist, l per bottle. Sec testimonial, direc
tions. Re. in pamphlet, 'Treatise op Diseases
ot the r.lnod." wrapped around each bottle
D. IIAN SOM. SOX & Co., Props
Buffalo, AM.
of
Iniil IMr in the Hemic
Ask.drujtsistsfor'T.ouj'hmi Itats." It
cleats out rat, mice, bedbugs, niacin's, i
tcrmlii, flics, ants, insect-.. 3 v- per bow
iillre
lli.tve bought out the ie-tfiiuant I'll
Main street, in ISoehling's building,
liom James Whito and HowJIeeand
rented the same to James Whitc.inilwill
not be responsible for any debt-, con
tracted. M.vx WACvrr:.
Mustrnl Instruction.
Piof. Fred. Majer. of bwilzerlnud. is
now in the city and intend nrg.iiii7iug
a class in instrumental uiUsie. Am one
w lio contemplates taking :i eoursc 'uf m-
-.miction on tie pi!
irucuon on me piano will liud tins a
i-iii imiioitiiriifv
I'nil. .laor mav lie
Wl..nt ilr.TwlllE
la's.
hherniun Bros. i:iit-s-
Will re-eie orders at the -tore of I.
. C.i-e for upper Astruia nranj other
part of i it-eiiy. J.e.ne our orders on
the slate and they will be pro in pi I at
tended In.
tlir Mrokli l-lurinu
1- ,i maniiiiolh sheet, nearh ilouble
thesieof I he Dai I. It is ju-'t t lie pa
per for the fiieside, eenl.iinint: in addi
tion toall the current new-, choice mi
'cellany. agueulturul matter, inaikei re
port;., ete. il is lurnisiipu in single suii
scribers at 2 00 per year in ailvmiee.
TaKe Xollec.
On alter ibis date an additional lit
cent per cord will li? ehaige,! on all
older- for sawed wood iiot acconmuuied
b Ihe ca-h.at Olis wood ard." Jul;
1st, IStfl.
.eH house and first eias in it
l
i.ninl ui.M.tc Tliirr! ctinr.t liv I
Thompson";, block, opposite Capt. A in
wortli. KOfilllS liv Ihe llav, week or
month. ' Mus.U. AisnmoM.
: -
war- war: war;
.... f , . f i,.r,n
" . j . rsV mill i i Mt v f
J" n lA !
!"!'"1i''J,,',,i,i,fri,nJr,,r Vl? ViVVtV0"5 ,n '
t nulling older at present. (Juitea num-
lhP? have already located home-in this I
i:.'' "" .. ""-' "". oviu tm
ry.ymf nil. i nT i inck j smut v.iii . ... 1
mile south of Astoria, on the sunin side
of liie liilh-on Young's bay.
I N'H.J.IAMsoV.Sll.
jiod,,.,.,;
-iiotiieiw:: irotin-i-! :
.
ferer .Inimediateiv-deivud upon II;
1 not a mother on earth who has eer
I scrlntion of one ol the oldest and best
teinaie piiysieians ami nurses m
United, bates, bobl eM-ryv,here.
titii ,
a'
.nts a i.oitie. ;
":::
l'ernvian iiiitei-.
cinchociKubre. ,
'l'Il(! Col,1,t Cineh'on was the Jspaiii-li '
it; :.. , .....n mi... rt. ......
t leetu til i cm in ti)". j lie iillllilss,
his wife, was prostrated by an intermit
tent feer, fiom which she was fieed by
tint use nf flip liniivi. rennit llif. IVi-n-
lemedv in Snain. wliere it was known I
t",l " "''"''."S.ti ; ii.itiu.u twin- m
the. stomach. It attacks excessive t
of liuuorus it does a fever, and destroy-
bothalike. The powerful tonie virtue
of the Cinchona is preserved in the
Peruv ian Hitters, w hieh aie as etteetive
against malaual fever to-day as thev
were in the days of the old Spanish I
Vicerojs. We. guarantee the iiigredi-J
cuts ot these bitters to be ab-olulelj
pure, and of the best known qualit.
Atrial will satisfy jou that this is the
best bitter in the world. "The proof of
Om ,iiil.tinrr iu in tin, iiilinirl .m.l ,, .. i
.I... ...... 11 . . .1. .... L....1.-. Mll.l ,,
willingly abide this test. For sale bj
all druggists, groceis and liquor dealers.
Ordtr It. l.oeb&Co.,agentsforAsoria.
A coukIi. cold or sore throat should bo
stopped. Neglect frequentlj results in
'an Incurable lung disease or consump
jtion. ilrown's Uronchi.il troches do not
I disorder the stomach like cough syi ups
1 and balsams, but act directly on the in
llamed parts, allaying irritation, give
i relief in asthma, bionchitis, coughs,
. catarrli, and the throat troubles whieh
! singers nnd public speakers are siibjeet
to. rortmrtj years iirowns bronchial
troches have been leeoinniended bj
physicians, and alwajs give peifeet
satisfaction. Having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an .en
tire generation, they have attained well
nterited ra'nk among the few staple
remedies of the age. Sold at 'J." cents a
doy everywhere.
V large consignment of the best
brand Ited Cl oss coal oil just received
at duo. llodgei's, Central Maiket.
Chas. i5te ens nnd Son have a stock
of mouldings and moulders tools which
can be bought cheap for cash to cloe
out that branch of the business.
Ctreiuc Court Ulanks, County
Court Blanks. Justice Court Wanks,
Shipping lllanks. Miscellaneous Illanlw,
Deeds, irortgages, etc., for Sale at The
ASTORIA2T Office.
Auditor and Clerk.'11'.1!1'- l"Mi bwhaser. IiOeated-om;t
r 1' lu.n. II- .il... ..Ill .w.l 4vfl . .... f A..nn.
Fiiriillii-'l Hooms to IiPt
t Mrs. Mnnsoii'.s lodging house.
Catarrh nt'tlie Iilailder.
liiifiii,. smaitin '. irritation ot the
' urinary pisau'es. dl-eascd discharge-,
oiegoeporriiA
t;regnn.
JJ in io and Aerve..
WeliV Jleallh lteuewer, greate.-t rem-i
edy on eaith for impotence, leanness.
sexual ilebilitv. etc.. SI. at dinssist.
Oiegon Depot. DAVIS ic CO., Portland,
Oregon.
Cor the
ifiumif .1. II. Culler old
Ksmihou. and the Iie-t ol wiee. liquors!
ami San l-'raneiseo .leer.'eall etthelicin. j
opuiKii
the bell tower, and m
Di'Il.
For Ki'iit
Aci.ir suii.l: the lixtiiies are for
-ale. Inquire or P. H. Fox. MaliiMrcet.
- ,
iiiiniii- to Itent.
-Anji'iie who wants a nieelj fiiriri-hed
room in a pleasant ioe:uit can n
eommotlated at Mrs. Demi Curr
near the Congregalional church.
Aoiliin linrt or Unmistakable'
Hem-lit-
Cuiifeired iuon ten- of thousands of i
.-atlerers eoulii oiiginate and maintain
the reputation whieli AveusSaksapa-i
nii.t.A enjoys. Ifi-a compound of the
bet egetable alteratives, with the
Iodides of Potassium and lion, and is
Ihe mot eirectual or all lemedies i for
ser.fiiloiis,meiLurlal,orblood disorders.
L'niforiulj sueeesslul and certain in its
remedial effects., il -produces rapid and,
euuiieit t-uiis lit oeiiiiiiui, ooies, xjiiiis.
1 Illinois, Pimple. Kmption. Skin Dis-r
ca-esandnll disoiders lising from im-!
luirily of the blood. I5y its ini2oratinc
eiiects it aiwajs letunes and oiten cine
I,ierConipIain(s. Female Weaknesses
uf I f i critlak f i f 1 ii el 1. n itntnnt -. .
..ui. j. ....... .... i. n, ,,,i ,-, .uuuu tt.-.D ., . . . .
newer or wtalit). For purifying thei Duller Work, Steamboat Work
blood it lias no eoual. It tones nn the i ''
-y-teni, re-tores ami preserves the and Cannery Work a specialty.
health, and imparts igor nnd energy., r
Forfoily jears it has lieen in'estensh'e en V 3'Tr,T'rVrrti.t
use. and Is lo-day the most available . c"c" "" "ui ,ar-
medicine for the sntt'ering sick, any-j or all Inscriptions matle 10 Onler
w,ier,A: c is 'at Short Xotice.
t ei: a ij: i:v ai.i. Dcai.rrs. i
: " -V. I). Wass, President.
,--.,.., .,, , . ' J. (J; Hl'STLFR, Secretary.
us in i-iiii'iis in tieuii iiiiu ttusitu
to intoriu their trieuds m the states of
theeondilion and progress of this state,
can lime no more complete andcompre-
liensne volume ol l.icts to semi tnem
than b sub-crihlng for this journal,
inn! ImtlliiT Hi itmll it rfnl-l' m tl.nir
n lends. Weni-iil.iLiL- diiec'tcd. For
.looiiiauvauce, we mail tiireo copies
of Tur. Wr.rKr.v AsioitiAN'ono year.
.MISCFf-LANEOUS.
SAINT MARY'S
HOSPITAL,
ASTOIUA, - - - OttEGON
rimis l.Nsiirrriox. t xdei: oaisk or
JL the Sistois id Ciianly.b uovv ready tor
tlio rcecptluii of i.itit-nt-.
Private rooms foi the accommodation or
anv tlesl ring tiiem.
l'aticiUsaiiiiiitteil. it all hours, day or night.
No pliysii-ian lias evclusive ritmt, everv
liulient is free lo and lias the privilege of
eniplo.v ing an pli slel.iu tliey prefer,
ViiUoil state- 3Inriiiei
Se.iiiit'nuho uij Itctsnit.il Dues, are entl
llfld In I'reeeaie and aliemlance at this Hos
pital ilniiiigsii-kiu-ss. Penults must bo ob
lalnetl for Dniiett Slates Marines at tlio Cus
tom House.
Sistkks ok Charity
x. 25: g. sxncxirHr:,
Iinpoitei and Wholesale dealer in
Cigars and Tobacco, Smoker's Ar
ticles, Playing Cards, Cut
lery, Etc., Etc.,
'ihe largest and finest stoek of Meerschaum
and Amber gooil-In lheeity. Partlcuhtr at
tention paid totinliT, fiom the eouiilrj'nnd
vessels.
Cliviuiiuisstiect. Astoria, Oregon.
IIICO. liKACKEH. Manager.
NEW CHOP HOUSE.
lt. .). M. KUOJKUA.N', formerlv o the
iuL Kttrupe House. IMiHaiiil, Is glad to an
nounce to the public and lus many friends
that lie has opened a
Coffee and Chop House
mtCissStreet, net door to the Astoria-;
oHi.-e. Clioiisaii'l steak- cooked to order.
G()LI)EN SHOE STOttE.
I have opened a
NEW BOOT and SHOE STORE
On i lit' Houiluny,
(liMle Hie li. i:. ,v Conipauj's Hock.
I mil pirparril lo do
I'lltN'lMJIiVSS UORKIn my fcine
.Mysi(M-l lslaigeiindiievuml yer- nice;
Of un v st j Id mhi an shall hav o our choice.
If on ilie.sln'hi-s jou iimi none that will do.
on can have tlieiiiMAiiKiittho Golden Shoe
T. J. AltVObD.
Cannery Supplies
Imported ami for sale by
WJVI. KCUTIYEE,
ASToitiA. .... onrnox.
Ilur Coppt-f. '
r.iiei'jiool Suit.
Pages thus, etc.
Agent for Ilailotk's Soldering Machine ;
Johnston's improved Soldering apparatus;
rolarv table fur soldering seams; Mood's
net lloals.
Notice
K CAP!
t the JIri
t tbi ooi
"VTITIICU TUE CAPTAIN XOIJ THE
XI Consignees ot the British barque Mark-
lanu. now- ijtng at this port, win oe respons
Ible for any debts contracted by the crew.
H. W. DVitsii. Master.
MISCELLANEOUS,.
S. ARNDT & JFERCHEN,
astouu. - or.Er.ON'.
. ....
Pioneer Machine Shop.
i;f..VGKS.MlTH
-.SHOP
M
n.r.- oL "V?!3&
Doner anon - ;3SSSTr
All kinds of
. gfco.
caniENGINE, CANNERY,
"
STEAMBOAT WOPTT
WJ" """ vtxlx w JJXSX
Promptly attended In.
t A specialty nuilc'of repairing
CANNERY, DIES,
root or r..rAYi:Tri: sikket.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
f liKxrovSniKirr, r:: pAinim Hoikk
ASTORIA. - orkc.OX.
j pcyrnii MAPUIUICTC AUn!. Ktoinveij-At
UEntnAL lllAunlnluiU AN U house, Cheii.-una.Hs
I '
BO LtR-mAKFRS
w- .. .......H..wB
5 i T. i m n iivn i?vmi?ti
uilliJJ illlJIUliili UluIlllUl)
j. .L.sK, ireasiirer.
Johk Vox, ijuperintciidcat.
WILLIAM EDGAR,
Corner Main nnd Chonumus Street;,
A.-i'0ltlA.
0KEGON.'
dei.kb
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
The Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS & SONS
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND WE GENUINE l'0SrfV0'3MCH.S
and other English Cutlory.
fairchild's gold pens
Genuine Eleershaum Pipes, etc.
- A fine slock of
yVutelii-H and .Jewelry, .ltiixxle unci
Itreech l.ouitiiig; Shot Uiiiin ttinl
ItlllcH, Revolver, l'lntnl.
and Ainmtniitioii
JIAKIXK
GIiANNRM. I
Aflso A VI.Mlf
Assortment of fine SIT.CTACLES and EYE
GIiASSES.
MACtIt(JcS C. CROSBY,
Dealer hit
HARDWAEE, IRON, STEEL,
Iron Pipe and Fittings,
Plnmliers anil Steam Fitters
Goods and Tools,
SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD
SHEET IRON TIN ANDWPPER,
Cannery anfl Fisheruiens Supplies
Stoves, Tin Ware, and House
Furnishing Goods.
JOBBING IN SHEET IRON, TIN, COP
PEB PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING
Done with neatness and dispatch.
Noue but first class workmen einiilojed.
A large assortment of
SCALES
t'onstaiilly on hand .
School Tax, District No. 9
UITEK ASTOIUA. i
TVTOTICE IS HEKEfSY GIVEN' THAT
JLl School Taes for the aliove District are i
now due and pajablc at the office of the J
uuiiersigneii. riease pay uppromptlv and
save costs. W'M. It. A I)A"I K.
dtd. Clerk District No. ft.
Another of those lino A. 15. Ch.tse
organs at the City Book Store.
B-OHL
BUSINESS CARDS.
E. c ho"kx.
NOTAKT PUBLIC,
Al'CTlOXEni:, C0MJIISS10X AND
r.occe agext.
gA.tlli. 1VIUTTE3IORE, M. ..
rnisniAv am svcceox.
: Ar?.01! "' Dr" Jl,y TuttIe- Residence at
jK. .1. C HIIAFTKJt,
I'lllsH IA anil SCECKON
(OrLTCIlEU AHZT.)
ItiNo.'iMfH ol Hio Throat a Specialty.
t)Elce over Conn's Drug Store.
HR- c c- CLASS.
1'HYSICIA.N" ASD SCnOF.ON.
oniee mcr A. .. Mien's Store,
ASTOIUA, - ORKCpx.
F." w,XTO v
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
i Offlrc hi C. 1 Inker's bulldii'' on llentou
-ifiri. oppisiie Liistom House,
ASTORIA. - - -
- - - ouccox.
JAY TDTTI.E, M. I.
PHYSICIAN AND SUllOEONr
OtFicr.-Oter the White ftouse Store.
Mrs. Munson's boanhmr
street, Astona, Oregon.
, C Vtt.XXV. 3t.
j
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Room Xo. :. Aatorinn Bnildlnc-
(IT STAin.)
liKsiutiuK corner .
streets, Astoria. Oregon,
Reiii1!m:: Corner ot Gcntou unit Court
np P. IIICKM,
PENTIST,
ASTORIA, - -
OREOOJC
ltooms Iii Allen' building up statu, corner
of Cass and sqcmocqhe streets.
A. BCNVLBY.
AT10KNKY AT LAW.
Cuenamus Street. - ASTOUIA. OBE;ti
Q II. IIAIK & CO.,
. DKAJLKBIX
i uoom, UiiulowB, Blinds, Tra
omn, IitiBibcr, Etc.
eri!iVkKtof 0akI',unbcr,c,m BoatMa
Carving and Bracket Work
A SPECIALTY.
M&M,,m toteI-Cor-Gfl'-
DERBY,
iimuh is
j iSTcw and Choice
MILLINERY,
Desires to call the attention ot the Ladles of
Astoria to the fact that she has received m
a large assortmont of the
I,.TKMT STYLES OF
Hats.. Bonnets, Trimmings,
AMJ
FAINTCY GOODS.
Corner Main and Squemoqke Streets.
XX. B. PARSER,
DnAt.ii: ix
Hay, Oats, Straw.
Lime, Brick, Cement and Sand.
Wooil Jollvered to Order.
Dray ing, Teaming and Express Business.
Horses and Carriages for Hire.
11KALKC IX
WINES, LIQUORS'AND CICARS.
CITY
BOOK STORE.
We arc constantly recciv Ing new addition
lo our stock and have the finest and
largest assortment ot variety
goods In the city.
Combs, Brushes, . -Stationery,
Frames
Celluloid Goods.
All tmr goods are marked in plain figures
Call mid examine quality and note prices.
CIIAS. STEVENS &SON
The Pioneer Restaurant.
JIAI STHEKT. - ASTOIUA, DON'.
I
formerly kept by Mrs, Arrigoni)
lla Iti-i-u Fltlnl np anil lie opened l'T
11 RS. I'. W. IttSLET.
The tables are kept neat and clean and
an-supplied with the very het the market
(affords.
as-Prompt and obliging waiters are in
constant attendance.
s
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