The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, April 08, 1882, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Texten zJlS ? V&. Vol. XYII. Astoria, Oregon, Saturday Morning, April 8, 1882 ;noj. i 15 n In X 9 lfl 9 IH HOUSEHOLD FINANCE. The Trouble iaeant Wives dMonntrnH.M.VHn i the World. . One of the peculiarities of the present social system is that relat ing the the ''money question" be tween husbands and wives. Al though with the nuptial oath the husband does with all his worldly goods the wife endow, too often the memory of the obligation dies with the word of promise on the lips. "When a man takes a woman to be his wife, he assumes the -broadest obligation to provide for her comfort and support. A man of wealth is bound to enable a woman to.sustain herself credit-ably-in the circle in which they move; the poor man to adminis ter to the comfort of his family as far as within his means. The ethical code does not obligate the affluenl man to indulge his family in profligate extravagance, nor the poor man to make provisions for his family inconsistent with his income. The inconsiderate and reckless waste of money by some women provided with ifnstinted means, and the endeavor of others whose means are limited to a pre - tenuous display arc equally to bo eondnmnnd. Thore are some men 1. , .... KA1.M n- (. ...... a4-a ' uuu uu iiut iciuit;, ui, ill. ;iujr laic, . who seem to forget that their wives liavo any rights in money matters which they are bound to respect. A wife of this sort of a husband is much the same as a servant. Does she require money for family necessities, she must renddr account for the expenditure of every cent. If shopping is to be dono, she must go to him for money to purchase even a spool of thread or to pay car fare. This is humiliating to a sensitive woman, yet such instances oomo under observation every day. A man of delicate sensibilities would him self feel humiliated that his wifo - should bo placed in such a posi tion. And yet the man who never thinks to provide his wifo with small change is careful enough to keep the wherowith in his own pocket to supply his cigars, his drinks, his luncheons and other incidentals, regardless of tho fact that a woman, too, has daily inci dental expenses. The "mean man" treats his wife in this manner out of pure cussedness. There are others, however, who make the grave mistako of not recog nizing the ability of their wives in pecuniary matters, and treat them as though they did not know the value of money. Those two classes comprehend all married men, for the man who is too stringy to givo his wife tho money which is hers by right, is mean. Advice would DC wasted on htm, Uut mole - ingmighthave potent effect. As c o 1 would be wasted on him, but kick to those men who question tho -.-:.i.i. .,..., .,.:,:.... financial shrewdness and ability of women, careful observation should convince them that as a general thing good wives are over mora prudent, thrifty and economical financiers than men. Put money in your wife's purse and send her out shopping, and eho will, nine times out of ten, make one dollar go as far again as you will. Hun dreds of prosperous men to-daj owo their success to the counsel and advico of their wives, to whom they have confided; nor arc they ashamed to acknowledge it. Many are the bankrupts who would have "continued in prosperty had they but followed the advice of their .wives; they will toll you so them selves. Every day we seo nohlo wives who arc cast upon their own resources by the fail urc of somo reckless speculation on which thoir husband entered, assuino grave responsibilitiesaud display wonder ful powers of energy and calcula tion. Every day we see women whose entire lives have been of j domestic devotion left widowed j .rl ,Witn,. with the burden of, rm;i .i,;r ;vnnripnced 14 lillMIL UIIUU fc,ii iw - -- shoulder3,displayingapeneverinjwm ukc a scat in te wmiesh , industry thrift and financial dit.ere-1 tirm which ouo-ht to uut to shame I any man who would question the fiduciary abilitv of women. Let i cverv husband" consider his wife j entitled to a fair .share of Ins in-1 come for personal and family ex-, nense, avoid meddling with tho j interior details o'f the home, trust ing implicitly to the judgment and management of the wife, and the cases will be rare where the result will not be great domestic happi ness, as well as pecuniary advant age. Philadelphia Record. WASHINGTON IiETTEU rrw.iii niip 1 ! -r rArrf"iTrii!il!t.l Wasuikotox. D. C. Marrh23, 1SS2. . It seems that the attempt to sup-! press the items of espc.Ko incur-! red for the Garfield funeral on the, part of the House has I I not succeeded, i wo repuris, i - - - w u ,."'. 'i- piiritv of the blood. II v its , 1 ii, ... .won Tiiinn wirri siniir mill sn 111:11. '.t... ., i. it. 1 : ;.. . ,1 1 .. , ...... .,,, .nou.iiv;..'. i,?ii: istio ,i iiiim-i nnni irr in TTinis. :iri mv "" ,'.....- .- . iirt.-,,u f i inrmtit mui. .i.r.i.f. ,..j , -..-..-. ....j.. ..y. ,. ...... , .t " ?. ir ivnti riinpi'ii 1111 11111 li'i" 1 nsi :-- - -- . -, -.- " , eiiepis ir nivvnv rftiirvt5 nnii likelvtobetheconscqnenee.Claims.dcnt's table every day that the collany agricuUu have been audited amountinir to Senate was in .session. At the, bribers at ga w per year in a'dvam-e. ' ffi's. tJ o 1,1 Lit lover S000, while bills to morejcnuoi every mcl inereaicer nc I than an equal amount are unanjust- j handed me fifty cents to pay for ' ed. One item of expense is $1,700 . the snuff. When Ins term expired ftyr linnnpc tTMna mr1 I.lTiMmQ sit . ..., j .... ............. ... Wom.lev's. S300 hnin- for "whiskv cocktails" alone. Twelve hundred!40 glve 'c thft r,ft.v ne,lts t,at he gloves is another item, and autbcn-J1""1 alwa.vs Biven ,np at lbo Pml of ticated reports aie in circulation j the week. Henry Clay was very that the excursions were mora like A""1 of s Pinc" of snuff and en" an unlicensed pleaf-ure part v than jyed it very much. He would a formal iournev of resnect'to the ' oft(,n st0P in the middle of his late President. Items of carnage , . . . hire arc numerous at extraordinary . rates, and it is indisputable that members of Congress participat ing as mourners on tho tram, where whisky and champagne flowed freely, afterwaid handed in itemized bills of expense other- wiso mcurrcu. it was a most ex traordinary funeral cortege." It took the Sergcant-at-Arms two months to gather the items aud such items probably nCver were beforo heard. Conuressman Page who thought the best way to!EoltI snuff-box and gave it to me suppress a scandal wa3 to lumn the items and destroy the original 4 ! bills, has found out his mistake bv this time. After what has come out, nothing can bo gained by keeping back any part of the dis graceful performance. Attention has lately been turned largely in the direction of tho "Peruvian company" investiga tion. Some very interesting de velopments wero expected, es- pccially as soveral prominent of-! l'eriod there has been placed on ficials and cx-officials were .up.!caCH side of the Scnatn a small posed to have been implicated 111 jsnuff-bo fastened to the wall, something improper, but with tho ' Spot. exception of occasional glimpses of " me miners can paying nirt," . it must be said th it .Mr.ShiphnrdV' i r 1 what the miners call "paying dirt," 'examination has not panned out as! I m ib, ...,f.' :.i:-...:J . , ,, , promised. The witness not has risen . ., ,. .. . ,. to the dignitv 01 a second Oakes . , ,T , , Ames, though ho has a wav of as - ra . - - sutning mystery and loading his I, " .... ..'. . hearers to think that ho is on the ! point of disclosing something verv . startling. There is nothing in his testimony -to injure Mr. Blaino'or Senator Blair, or any one else whose names have been mentioned, except Minister Hurlburt ol whom tho witness took pains to express a rather damaging opinion. It is possible that Mr. Shipherd has been posing as a person who knows a great deal if .ho only would tell 'it, in order to advertise himself and his schemes, ne appears in the committee-room as a smooth, perfectly self-possessed, sharp man of affairs. Just where the hitch ex ists in this Peruvian enterprise rdoes not clearly appear. Various theories arc hold. But perhaps something more to the point may come out whun some of the other , gentlemen are heard from on the , stand. Gen. Hurlburt h on his wav home, and and doubtless he ' " 1 bo. It is not at nil unlikely that) his story in that event will be; worth listening to. He is liable to j nave views on any buojeci inai(uuuinuugui juu !" 'i interests him, ml he has more-1 bring it back, and so " over, an empna:ic aim .iiciuroque way. e: expressing mem The Senate has presented a gold snuff-bos to Oapt. Isaac Bassett, assistant doorkeeper, who has served as an officer of the Senate lor fifty years, and is now an ac tive and fine looking oid gentle man. In the short addres which Cant. Lassilt made in the acknowl-1 ' a , i ,i. .,: :i i, i uuiiiiiuui. in mi. it....... .v.. ...... " 'presented sonio interesting rem - 1 iniscences about Senatorial snuff-j takers of earlier days "When ' 1 r,;., v.... n.,,M ...... v:lc"i i P" Ior impmcnee. leannos-. -Martin an uuren was v ice u en." rt,i he, "he was pca - ed of a gold snuil-box Ho nfRomeiitativcs.garoHioinoin ciinrjji-. w ucep. I It rl!-1 , ".I IV -! .l.-i. - Ml...... 1",. J.H.W, ..im.iiiu ...,' . .iodic .,..! Ill .IbnlnK. ..It..,. 1. i 1 .i. I".. I) r t liir inn liri'smi' rum 111111" lit jiini..? L.- 1. .. - i I -I r. 1 1 IjaVO him the snuff-box. He 'ett the city soon alter, ana iorgot U ,11 .. i..:nn. l" '' i-a 1' "J . ' ni m a pinch of biiuff. and if h(ircntedihesamcto James WhUc.ind will) ,, ' ,., I-not be resiwnsibleforny debti, con-' )uld not see any 0110 of the pages tracted. Max Waoxi-.u. cou he would leave his seat and walk J up to the Vice President's table, take up the gold snuff-box, take 11 pinch of snuff, and, returning to his seat, resume his speech. Rich ard M. Johnson and John Tyler f were neither of them snuffers, ! and therefore I had to furnish niv own snuff-box; but when George M-Dal,as waR Vu?0 President, ho brought with him a vorv Irendnomo : '" cliargo, ana alter Ins term ex pircd I returned it to him. Whon Millard Fillmore was Vice Presi dent he objected to having a snuff box on the table of the Vice President, because, in his opinion, it interfered with tho business of the Senate. Senators would come ' up aud stop to converse with each 1 other, und disturb him so much he could not hoar what was going on in the Senate. Ever since that This Happened in Franca. A , d a enticnian tll0 t b eniicman 1 110 l(krnirr noi-iimnnniofl liv npr tnit - f , , , , .! fulUHoir, are alonmn a railway former accompanied by her faith- carnage, the little darling being , 1 -i 1 .. , scented with musk until ho was a 1 . w. , , ,- , j sight to behold or, to speak more 1 , r . . , , 1 accuratelv. a nerfume to inhale. ,,r A " 1 .1 "rardnn me, madam,-' savs tho gentleman, "but the odor of musk is disagreeable to 'me. Would you havo any objection to my lighting a cigar v Sho has a vnry great objection, ', but the French being the politest nation in tho world, ho lighted his cigar. A few minutes later he drops into a doze, and tho lady gently takes possession of the cigar snd drops it out of tho window. The action arouses the gcntlo ian, but he discreetly bays noth ing, and when the lady in her turn goes to sleep, ho gently but firmly grasps the dog and drop's him out of tho window. When she awakens and misses her pet she is greatly excited, and asks, the gentleman what he has done with her poor Jiitle doggie where and oh where can he be? "Madam' says the gentleman politely, "that dor seemed a very inHsiiijri-iii imm ammai, anu you aouutie&s n:i tramea mm to leteii and carry. Maybe he 'saw you throw my cigar out of the window Iton't lic in Uu- House. Ask dniusMs iiir'-UoaKli mi Hal-,." It clears out rats mice, hedlmus, loaches, vermin, flics ants injects, l.-ic per 1k l''ir the jjenuinc J. 11. Culler olil i'ourhoii. nnd Ilia best ol wines, liutinrs and .San Francisco beer, call at the l Jem, opposite the 1ell tower, and seeCumu-, bell. :. Vafnrrli of the Hlaililcr. Slnrin .Qin.irfiTirr iirltntmu ni tl urinary lnssajics, diseased discharges cured bv Ilachui-aibn. Sl.atdrujisUK. wregon nepot, li.vvisA-uo.. rortlaml, 'Ori - smi. Urnin and .Verve. Wells' Healtfi ltcncwcr, Kieaiit rem- xnn debility etc.. i. at dniggiMs. :aS - . .w.... , t; War! War! War! Water fi out offered free to an per.-on i that will build a saw mill in the city of i to build ibis c-ity. We have one store In running order at present. Quite a nam, ber have already jocated homes In this city, and jet iliere is room. Sold on time to suit purchasers. Located one mile south of Astoria, on the sunny side of the hill, on Young's bav. "J Wii.t.iamso.v. Sn. wiiuamsnorc. iiumuer wu iuiii nase Notice. f have hoiuht ont llw re stAiirant 011 Main street, in liiPhling's building. ' from James White and Tlow Hee ami 1 Nhrrman tiros. Kx press Williccehu ordeis at the store of J.I W. Cpso for upper Astorja or any other nan of the citv. L.eave our order on tho slat 0 and "thoywiH he- prompt! at- , leiuien in. . niethevs: Jlothers:: Mothi-rM : ... , , . . ,t Jt , .ASTORIA, - -Are von disturbed at iiiL'bt and brolceii of your rest by a sick child suffeiuiL'l and crying with the excruciating pain of cuttins: teeth V IE so,oal once and gel a bottlo of Mrs. Window's, Soothing Syrup, It will relieve the poor Utile suf-, i"'atientsadmltteitai.ililiours,dayorifight. ferer immediately depend upon it; No phweian lus excluslvo riKiit, oerv there is no mistake about it. There U patient i-. freo to ami has the privilege ct not a mother on caith who has ever,,'ml'"l"s:iti phi slclan they prefer. used it, who will not l-ll jou at once' that it will regulate, the bowels, and) IJiiiteJ Hlnlos aiarlnei give lesi 10 uu moiiier, .mil lenei ami health to the child, opcratins HIco magie It is pi'iTeelly sate to use m all cases, and pleasant to me taste, pnu is tne pre scription of 011c ot the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in tlu uniteu stales, om every wuere, cents a bottle. . rornvinn Hltlem. Cinchona Rubra. The Count Cinchon was the Spanish Viceroy 111 Peru in HBO. The Countess, his w lie, was prostrated by an Intermit tent fever, from which she was freed by Minrnnf (Iwi liottf'A iniill1f flirt 1'ftMl. 'i viau bark. o.-. as it was eal'ied In thptHaV, OatS, Straw, WffOfJ. EtC. language or ihe country, Quliuinlna.'i . " ' ' Grateful for hiviveoveiy, on her return Oencinntor.ipeunrt Vbaifagn on reason to Kuiw-c in 10-12. she introduced the,I" "rl",, ltn:entonhircot. Astoria renicdvinSim'n.Mlieie it was known ','a"" under "various i'e.ii'e3, until Liunxus ealledit. Cinchona. in lumoroC the lad KTr o n.r ,. who had brought i.-e.m that w hich was V 1 LSO N CV V IS IIEIl, raore-preelousthauiheRoIdof thelncas. . ' , (!lcd and ii y year,, science has given SHIP C HANDLEl? S u mv i0 M , ,, v ta.Olir UIIAIM UljUiXlO. ! oil,-n.n - n innrliiil mmitii.. for slimn-1 To this i-av. after a lapse of two nun ally cms-La morlild flUK'tito for stimn-i lanKhyjo-iOrins t.:c natural tono of. tnesrninact. ii r..rr.-;s excessive iove: KSS?Hro0teei,w,kte(CMM1ffl LEAD STRIP LEAD , !. 'T-inliiMin m irn;nri nil 111 f lift ' I Peruvian i'ittcrs,wIiich"areitH ellcctlvi' ai?auM uiatauai lever iiMiay as iiey'vi:ot01ir AND CCTT GALVANIZED were in tlie ilays ot tne old panUIi 1 Viceroys. ' jjuarantco the ingreill-l ents oi llii!p bittc-rs to be absolutely pure, ai'il of the best known quality. Atrial wi'lvitury nu that this is the best bitter in tl'iMvorJil. "The yroof of the pudding Is in the eatlim," and e willingly abide tlii-v test. For sain by all driisgtsls, uroeeis anil liquor dealers. Ordrr it. LoebS:Ci.,agents for Astoria. Have, vfistar's balsam of wild cherry always at hand. It cures coughs, colds 1 broncnius, wuoopnij; cougn, croup, in fluenza, consumption, and all throat and luiu? complaints. TO cents andSl a bot tle. A cough, cold or .sore throat should be stopiwd. Xegleet frequently lesults in an incurable lung disease or consump tion. Crown's JJroncliial troches do not disorder the stomach like cough sjiups and balsams, bnt aet dlrcetK on the in flamed parts, allaying irritation, give relict in asthma, bronchitis, coughs, catarrh, aud Ihc throat troubles which singers and public spcakci aru subject to. For thirty years Brown's bronchial troehes have been recommended bv physicians, and always give perfect satisfaction. Having becu tested by. wide anu constant use ior nearly an cn tiro generation, they have attained well-merited- rank among the few staple remedies of the age. Sold at 23 cents a oox everywhere.. Kor Rent A. ciqar stand: the fixtures are "lor sale. Inquire of 1 H. Vox, Main street. K. mills ll) Kent. Au Kiie ulu wanNa nicely lurnislied room in a ideasaut locality can bene- co:iiimiii.ilcu at Mr. Dennv (Jurran's, I near the Ooiijsrejratlojial church. To tin- Luillre. Dressmaking in all its branches; neat and reasonable, at .Mrs. Dennv Cuirans. -'as t reel. nir Congregational Church. T 1.1 Men. Tin: Astoim.yj. has now reached a circulation which places it at the head of the lNt of Oregon dailies, and insures to advertisers thereot more benefit for the amount jnld than may be secured elsuw here. To those who wish to reach this large-it number of readers at the smallest exncno, we oiler the columns r.r ... ..,. ..: .1-11 ,i. in uu uui.iuuyu iiaitj, iae si; ccess of Which from the verv sturt has boen fat beyond the. expectations of this most sanuuiiip. ntliiiiif Nhort of UniniHtakahlo ISpnpnts Confened unon tens of thousands nf t safteren. could originate and maintain the reputation which AYr.nsSAr.SAr-.v-uir.l.A cnjo.s. it i n compound ot the , best cavtablc alteratives, with the the most effectual of all remedies for Iodides nf rolissiuiu and Iron, and is "X .MVUKS Humors, Pimples. Ernptio'ns Skin Dis- trom im- invigoratlnj; ouen euros eaknesscs notent re- purifing the 1 tones un the v.stem. restores and preserves the. health, and impart vigor and eucigy. . Kor fortv ears it has been in extensile use. and is trAliy the most available medicine for the sullering sick, any- wiipip. Tor. Sai.i: nv all Dkai.ei:s. Cirnuie Court Clanks. County Court Wanks, Justice Court lllauks. Shipping Hlanks, Miscellaneous Ulanks, need?, .Mortgages pie, Astohian' ofllci!. for Sale at Tiik :-r7"Ali citi7i!i!S or Oregon who dtsslre fn ltifuMii thMr frtanile in tlift ctnlAa nf the condition and progress of this state, ean have no more complete andcomprc- "ensive volume of facts to send them than 'i subsci and having us friends. Wu ir ubscriblng for this journal, s man it weeKiyto tnetr mail It as directiul. For i 00 In advanee, we mall three copies ' of Tub Wr.KKLY AsToniAKone year. MISC1XLANEOUS. SA5NT JMCA.R'Sr'S tlvlOX 1 A A.MJ1 - - OKEGON riliilH JnitrUTiuX. u.i)Eit CAK1J OK ;,fi"'l'J io,V.7rV,'iii.Vis 1 l iR XnV funi,e a, f JdVs,rine ti em iit t7i.3i.ii-i vi ,itiiiij 1 nun ikauj 4i'i IllSl the accommodation of he.uiieiiwlio pa Hospital Ducs.aie entt tle.t to Creornie :imt atiendanue at thlsllos plt.it ilurltiKsioknesi. I'rrmits must bo ob talniHl lor liiilt'sl stjtei Marino at tho Cus tom House. SihTKKS Or ClTAKITV .). H. 1). QUAY, w uo'svile aud 1 etall dealer in. ALL KlSltS OF FEED, 1 DKAI.ERS IN TAR, PITCH, OAKUM, SPIKES, Anils, fopiicr 'iilN mill Burrs, Shelf Hardware, Faints and Oils Rubber and Hemp Pachinq of all Kinds. PROVISIONS, n.OlfU AXI MII.I. FKl.T). Agcnls foi Salem Flouting Mills. Comer Ciu'iiauius and Hamilton .Streets ASTOKIA. OREGON. The Pioneer Restaurant. MAIN STi:i:i.l - ASTOIllA, OT.N, Ffirmerlj kept by Mrs, Arnsotii) lint llrcii l-'lttcil l ami IteinMiird l JIK". I IV. ILlStEY. llie tables are kept neat and clean and are supplied with the crj best the market affords. "Pronipt and ob'.lslni; n alter are lu constant attendance. - "' MISCELIiSNEOUg.- ,?.- . S. ARNDT & PERCHEN, ASTORIA. - OIJEGOX. , Thn Pinnoar Mnnlilm. OU iviiibci mailllllt OIIUU BLACKSJIIIH s T-r n p a kj -aa. v j Boiler Shop All kinds of ENGINE, CANNERY, 4XD STEAMBOAT WORK Promptly- atteaded to. A specialty made of repahlng CANNERY DIES, FOOT Ol' LArAYKITK STfiRET. ASTORIA IR0NtW0RKS. r.pyrov Street, Xem: Parkkh TIocsk. ASTOKIA. - OniTiON. GENERAL MACHINISTS. AND BOILER MAKERS. USBllUUKBERBIRRI B iler Work, tcami at W rk, and Cannery Work a specialty. Ou3l STINGS. OTall Dpsrrlpttons made to Order at Short Xotlre. A. D. Wass, Presideat. J. (. Hi'stlf.e, Secretary. I. W. Csp, Tivasuier. JonK Fox, bupcrinteadcat. WILLIAM EDGAR, Corner Mnbi und ChonmnuBStieeto, ASTORIA . OREGON. . DEIUS Cf CIGARS AND TOBACCO, The Celebrated JOSEPH RODCERS & SONS GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY AND TUB GENUINE W0STENH0LH and other L'ncluh Cutlery. FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS Genuine Bleershaum Pipes, etc, A Gno stock ot Wntrhca ami .Towelry, JIOKzle and llreecli Loading Shot Guns mid Hflex, Revolver, 1'iHtoln, and Aminnnitlou MABIXR GIjAHHKH. ALSO A l-INK Assortment of Iflne srECTACLES and EYE (HASHES. MAGNUS (J. CROSBY, Dealer lu HARDWARE, HUM, STEEL, Iron Pipe and Fittings, Elites and Steam Fitters Goods and Tools, SHEET IRON TIN AND'COPPER, Stoves, Tin Ware and House Furnishing Goods. JOBBING IN SHEET WON,- TIN, COP PER PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING Done with neatness and dispatch. Nonc but first class norkincn einilied. A largo assortment of SCALES Constantly on liam?. . For ale. i.T P. TV TIT 1 f OT8 3. 4. 3. .ND C IX BLOCK 15, OITO aln and Companv's door and s.isli factory and the Western UotcL This prop erty la In a business location nmlu 111 he Soul cheap. Also Lot 3 In Block S3; this lot is next to fOTif WflCC aiiViIa Tin tic? a Inquire at this office or ot drat: THOS. LOGAN, . iflffllmfee. 'jjgtmsnmii 4B -Ml. BTgfNEGUKDS.-"-, - 't'" . is - - , tj C. HOL&ES. .N'OTAUY P.UBLIC, AUCTinXEBE, COMMEJMOX JIMJ StlRAXCE AGKXJ. UA31I.. WHITTRM OKE. M. .. PHV.sUlAX ASB SCK6E0X. Office over Adler's boot store, room So. Keildence at 31m. Rogers. T)K. J. C. SnAFTEH. I'llVSlCU and SCK6EO.V. (ortrrsenss aszt.) UlMcnscM orthe Throat a Specialty. Office over Coaa's Drug Store. J)R. C. G. GLASS, ritYSICIAK AKD S0EOEOK. Office orer A. V. AllenV 3tow, ASTORIA, - OREGON". Tp . wiOToar. Attorney and Counselor at Law. omre In C. U rarker'u 6ulMIn. 00 Bmton Pteet, opposite CUKtom Houe, A.STORIA. ... - OREGON. TAY TITTTI.E. M. D. PUYSICIANAND SUEOEOH Orricfc-Orer Hie mite House Btor. U.ilDEc: Orcr Elbereon's Bakery. ih poiltc l!.wta & Mvers Saloon. p P. HICKS. PKNTBT, ASTORIA, .... OUEQON. Rooms In Allen's bulldln; up states, corwrr of Cars ami Hi'mocihe streets. I Q. A. UOWLBY. 1 ATl'OR'EY AT- LAW.. Cbenannu Street. - ASTORIA, ORElK n&iucsrs Uuoi-a. WUidowa, MUmOm, Tram Horns, Loaiber. Etc. . All land ot Oak Lumber, Glass. Boat if v lerial, etc Carving and Bracket Work A SPECIALTY. B3t earn Mill near Westoa" hotel. Cor. Qtst evlve and Astor streets. HFALKEJK ISTew and Choice MILLINERY, Deolres to call (be aUeaUoa ot iffe Ladles ot Astoria to tlio (aet tbat she has reeelred a area Bswrtuoat ot tbs LATEST STKUm OF Hats, Bonnets, Trimfnings, WAMGTT QOODB. Corner Main and Squemoqae Streets. SC. B. PARSXR. DKALXB IK Hay, Oats, Straw. Lime, Brick, Cement ami SaN. Wood Delivered to Order. Graying, Teaming andEcpreta Buaine. Horses and Carriages for Hire. DB&LGS IX WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. O. KELMAN. MARBLE AND STONE WORKER Monuments and Head, Stoies, Or anything In the line ot Htone. SL.VTE CAN SE.OIEB3 always oa hand. First class work and satisfaction guaranteed Shop opposite C. 1 Tarker's residence. Chenamus Street. - - - Astoria. Oresou. GOLDEN SHOE STORE. I have opened a NEW BOOT and SHOE STORE On tho Boadtraj-, Opposite Uic . K. .'. N' Comroay's OoeS. 1 nut prepared '! da FIIIMT CliASS IVOKKlra my IdHC My stock is lame and nw and very ulec j nfnnv Btvl vou all shall have Your choice, If on the shelves ou find none that vrtll do. Of aiivstylnj You cau h.-ivfthem'MADKattlwaoIdtrti8uoe I. J. AIIVOLD. riRISTCIlSH Dress Making. Jlrs. T. S. Jewett. Up slalr- opposite Urs. Kcaers B6ar4hH; I House. J - ' ' -" ' House. J- 9 ,-l&-KZ2.3'' ?i"v-j. jf 1 -- ' ;