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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1882)
IV Uto 3fltf stmaan. ASTORIA, OREGON: SATURDAY- ......APRIL, s, IBM ISSUED EVERY HORNING. (Monday Kicei-ted), J. K. HALLORAN & COMPANY. I'CBLTsnc&s avi VnorKtirroi:-:. Atlonan Building, Cats Strtti. Terms of Subscription : -erved by Carrier, ptr week . Cents seat by mail, four months- . S3 00 ont by mull, one year... ....... S CO Fre& of Pcstasro to Subscribers. " Advertisements inaertod by the y ear nt .ho rate of SI Si r-or saaro r-e-r month. Iranslea: cdrertisins. by the day or week, 3fty conts wt square for each insortion. THECITY. ruit Uailt astokian trill he ttnt fcy wallatntrntiamoulh.freciiftxtotaac. lima- rx who amUmUtaUabicnccf mm tlie city can ww Tnr, AT0iiiAX fUw Arm. Daii.t Wkkklv flittons tucr.xi jyM-tilee HOi- ov' nddltlonal txpentc. Atortt'cs may lie tnr wed a if ten a ltt nd. Lrm orders at Ihr counting room. The last day of Lent. To-morrow ia Easter Sunday. Loss by tho recent Dayton fire ag gregates 09,000. The Parker llouso is binij re painted and fitted up. C. II. Stockton is the Clatsop county member of the Democratic state central committee. Senator Teller, of Colorado, has been nominated by tho President for Secretary of tho Interior. The truth had to be created, but lies are self-made; hence tho scarcity of tho one and the quantity of the other. C. L. Wortlungton, Democratic nominoo for Snpt. of Public Instruc tion, taught school at this place some years ago. It cost tho government nearly S3.500 to convict Ka-ta-tah, the Alaska Indian recently lutuia-d. at Portland for murder. While skating at tho rink last Thursday night John Danielsnn fell, and sustained some sovero injuries, breaking his left arm at the wrist. In Colfax, Louisiana, tho people are setting aside all their winning at pokor for a veck, to buy an organ for the-Sanday school. The Lord moves in a mysterious way his wonders to perform. t The damage to tho W.tnlock by tho fire in her hold cannot bn stated with any degree of exactness until af ter the official survey. It 13 consider ably less, however, than v.is at first supposed. The funeral of- Mr. D. Meislor took place yesterday afternoon at three o'clock. The remains were fol lowed to tho grave by tho Lodge of J. O. O. F. of which the deceased was for many years a member. There will be special communica tion of Temple Lodge No. 7, F. & A. M. this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Work in the E. A. decree. A full at tendance requested. By order . W. M. E. C.JJolden, Sec. A lady living in llwaco was re cently given a fine cat, which sho called Chester, as she is an admirer of our friend who vetoes Chinese bills; but Chester Ead kittens tho other morning, which action tho lady con aiders as a "seli." A Washington special says: "Democrats boast that they will car ty Oregon in June before the Republi cans recover from the ' effects of the veto." Y-y-y-o-s; and yet it might bo just as well for our Democratic breth ren not to enumerate their poultry till they havo gone through tha pro cess of incubation. J. P." Feaster will start a class In book-keeping, Monday evening, at tlm lower schol house. Tho Easter cards at Carl Adler's are surpassingly fine. A superb selection of stylish Eeaster cards at Adler's emporium. Call and examine them. The latest eut: ladie3 granite jewel ry, at Adler's. Ask to be shown If. " Tho monument to Garfield will bo built, and the Easter cards at Adler's will be eagerly bought up by all who sco them. Tho high tide yesterday afternoon In no wav affected the sales of fancy stationery and beautifully tinted cards at Carl Adler's. Ice cream at Frank Fabre's next Saturday and Sunday. Dr. Kinney has fresh vaccino points. Fred Hyde lies opened a neat and cosy barber shop next door to the Al tona restaurant, where he will bo pleased to meet his friends. Hot and cold bathn, the finest In tho city, at tho Orient Bathing Rooms, op posite Ilolden's auction store. ' Jop. CnAitTBBS, Proprietor. Burglary. Ono of tho most audacious burglar-, The Clatsop .Cmntv court met at hm. winch can bo conceived of, ratho Uomt HoM0 Ut voar,e5daT. committed lMlThmsday night at tho Tho ,wuntl of .J: G. Nutcnberg 'as piomucsof L. 15. Royal, who lM;hUpclviMrof ,& V. I., Ka3 ap. lately opened a jewelry store on Squc-, cd A tition WM ptcscntcil for restaurant, home time ago 3lr. Koyal missed a pair of bracelets that had ueeiueiiatmspiacciorrcrMjra, ami, G. Ntmiberg appointed as viewers to on Thursday evening, about nine 1Cat at Bergman ami Berry' shmgh o'clock, m company with an assistant, hl,USCj on the I2tU ingt-t at ,, O'ciock. no went uotwi to tlie C'tanoae pawn- movers io see n mey were tnere. Before going, us is his custom, iie took the watches, some twenty-onp in number, and put them into r bos, previous to putting them into tho safe for tho night. Locking the door and leaving the light burning, he statted down strettf and upon coming back, twenty minutes afterward, found the door open, the light out, and the watches mid other jewelry gons. Haif an hour later one of the vatshe which Mr. Royal identified was pawned at the Chinese piwnbroker's. Tho police were at once notified of tho loss, and Chief Lnppeui, of P.-rtlaud, was telegraphed in relation theri-ti-. It is thought tint tho thief is iu hiding iii some ono of tho Chinese dens or joints of the ton u, but tho police have a clue to his whereabouts that thoy thiuk will result in his rapture. It was a bold piece of woikrad should havo the effect of making all exceed ingly careful. The town receivos an accession of two hundred and moro by every steamer, among whom are k lot of yellow devils who havo no scru ples iu stealing, upon any and Jr-vcry occasion. Judges of Eloction The County Court has appointed the following as judges of election at tho several precincts: ASTOUIA I'EKCIXCT. A. W. Ferguson. F. J. Taylor, I. V. Case. UM'ffi ASTOlU.i. A. T. lirakkc, S. D. Adair, Gust Holmes, J. C. Adams, Thos. H. Foss, Davis, of John Days. KXAWA. A. Kti.ti, .V. II. Stone, .). F. Warren. CLirrOK. S. G. Sue.ir, J. P. Batition, John Middletun. ' WESTVOUT. B. P. Shepherd, David Wc. St. Clair Bonner. VHSl'Hn. Jfoah Sailers, Joseph S. Xorthrup, Win. Johnson. MISn.W.'AKA. Tlios. O'Connor, II. C. Orog,', W. A. Kirkpatrick. FISK1I WVK. J. W. Walker. W. A. Fotlvr, W. J. l)pnvcr VOUKo'fl mvjjR. W. II. Gray, A Wandoiy, Wo. IiOVl;tU LEWIS AMI) CLAtia.. J. F. Barrows. D. J. Imi.ills. I). H. Heckard. CLAT301-. Josiah West, F. 13. Wa:d, It. W. Morrison. SEASIbU. S. K. Stanley, J. P. Aintin. Kiel. Banr.an. Vesper voting-place at houae of Noah Rogers. Upper Astoria at new cho:l home. Clat-op at town house. Card ot ThanUc AsToniA, April 7, iS3i Ediiei: asteeias: Permit mo, through the columns of your papor, to return my sincero thanks to your admirable Firo Depart ment for the prompt and efficient man ner in which they saved 1113' vessel last Thursday night. I have never soon quicker or mole effective work of that kind, and for tho aid so kindly furnished mo I nm mot grateful. 1 also wish to thank Capt. Flavel for his kindness in placing his pump and ongine at my disposal during the en tire day. A. C. (1 HAVES, .Master Wanlock. Republican Primary. Tho Republican prim trijj for tho election of seventeen delegates to the Republican State convention will bo held at the Court llouso to-day. Tho polls will be open at one o'clock v. it., and will clour at four o'clock r. Jf. Win. Wo'.ch and 0. S. Wri-ht havo been appointed to act as Judges; and F. J. Taylor and Tho. Jowetl as clerka of the election. Pohce'Conrt. April 7th. C. Brown, drunk; fined 2 or ono day in city jail. Win. Allen, drunk; S2 or one day iu city jail. A. Simmons, drunk; 2 or one day in city jail. Win. Grant, drunk; 2 or one day in city jail. Sotice. Ice cream, i?o cream, at Itoscoc's re freshment saloon, Saturday and Sun day evenings. Occident block. County Court Proceedings. a road from Titus Lamliii" to near Scandinavian Packing Company, and Titos. Walkley, Max .Yfiiin,'. and J. j A j,etil;,m was I)reSi.Iltei for a road ifrm vteUn' tnWli t T..;, -A Clarke's river; Hiram Gray, William Wherry and J. Number, were ap appointed viewers to meet at J. F. Barrov.s at 10 o'clock on tho 10th ins'. Ordered that J. G. Nurnberjr bo authorized to procure lumber for two bridges, one at Williamport, mid ono at Kvosels. Various reports re ceded and approved, sundry bills were illowed, and adjustment made of taxes. The court then adjourned to Thursday. Various bills were aud ited and passed. Tho asswor re ported that 1511 polls had been col lectod. The judges of election for tho several prucincts.uere appointed, and Hi!ie probiti business was settled up. It wasotdered that a ttnu of court be held mi June 28th, and the court ad jotirned till tho 15th inst. Give it up. 'Mamma, if a bear should nwailow mo I would die,-wouldn't II" "Yes, dear." "And would i no to lienvfiiT , "Yes, dear." "And would the bear hate too?" to go. State Democratic Platform. At the State Democratic Convention held in Pot Hand ou April nth, lS3i. the following platfoim was adepted: The democratic nartv of the state of uregon in convention assemuieu, cog nizant of the important consequences depending ttnon IN deliberations, and affirming the' principle; laid down by the founders of this government, ilo de clare as follews: 1. That we favor honesty, efficiency. and economy in every department of the government, botn state and federal. n. That we ravor ttie emial urotcctlon of the riuhts of lahor and capital under just laws. ;j. mat mine we recognize ana re spect the legal rights of railroad enter prises, we demand that our legislatures, state and federal, enact such laws regu lating the.same, as may be necessary to prevent unjust uiscrimiuaticn ana op pression o the people. 4. That we denounce thopresent tariff system as class legislation favorable to tho few and oniirossive to the manv: and therefore demand an immediate re vision thereof, a reduction of all lmnort duties.to a strict revenue standard; and that the lree list be so enlarged as to in clude all articles of mechanical, agricul tural aiiuuniiicsiic use among tno peo Dle. as far os tho needed revenues of the government will permit. r. itiat nie presiuenis veto or the Chinese immigration hill i, a public misfortune. Jt sets the degrading mark of competition with the coolies of China upon the lauor. ot the wor:;ingiuen of America, and it ticaU with eontemiitu- ous disregard tlin unanimous protests ami appeals 01 tno entire t'acine eoast. In behalf of the people of Orecon we disapprove ami condemn It. and declare It to lie tlie duty ot every citizen, regard less of paity, to express his disapproval with his vote as well as with his voice. b. lhat the assassination ot Presi dent Gaificld was a national calamity to be regretted by even law-abidiii" citi zen' and that said assassination was the ..uik. :. i- .i. luiuit ti iiicj icioiuioiis iraei.ee 01 me republican party in atiplyinir the spoils system to every branch of the civil ser vice ot our government. 1. We believe that liolvuaiuv is a crime punishable by law. and that its existence should be made odious aud impossible. S. That we are in favor of a lepeal of the navigation laws, aud the removal of tho duties on all materials that enter into the construction of vessels, so that American produce can be carried In American bottoms, and the American people be able to enter into competition for the carrying tratUs of the world. 9. That we regard the improvement c the Columbia river aud Its tributaries, the Ynnuimi and Coos bays, the harbor of refuge at I'oit Orford, tho ("oquillc river, tue construction or the locks at tho Cascades, and the Dalles of the Columbia river, and the Improvement of other harbors and rivers of our state as essential to the prosperity ot its people, and we demand of our senators and rep resentative iii congress their best en deavor to secure libera! appiopriftlions and favorable legislation therefor by the general goernnient, the end that the whole of Oregon may share in the cettain benefits ensuing from competi tion in transportation. 10. That we favor the maintenance of the public schools, the hopo aud pride ot a free state, and we demand such ways and means as will contribute U the increase of funds for that purpose. 11. That we favor the taxation of all mottgascs in the county where the same arc recorded. 1L We assert that it is the duty of tho legislature to enact such laws as will make the compensation of clerk aud sheriff of every county in this slate commensurate with the services per formed. 13. We denounce any cirganlzatiou or legislation that would proscribe any citizen on account of rellsion or nation ality. Another of those lino A. D. Chase organs at tho City Book Store. Dr. Whittemorc's office is now over Carl Adler's store, room 7. Sec profes- SiUliut iraiu. Three scow loads of dry fir, spruce limbs, and bark, just received and for saic at urays uock. Frank Fabre has oysters iu every style. Stew and pan roasts a specialty Fresh caramels every day at the As toria candy factory. Main street. , P. J. Goodman, on Chen.inius street, has just rcceiu-d the latest and most fashionablo style of gents and ladies boots, shoes, etc. Jlclnlosh nas just received a fino lot of spring overcoats. American Newspapers in 1882. , The American Newspaper Direc- tory, which wiil be issued next month by Geo. P. Rowell A- Co., of New, York, will contain tho namesof 10,GllpiEjyjig) YOUTHS' AND BOYS'. periodicals in the United States and ' I territories, which is a. gain of 'Mi in fine DRESS SUITS. 1 the year just passe.!. The number of smUSll BUSINESS SUITS, j daily newspapers lias increased 111 a somewhat larger proportion, and is' nov.- represented by it total of 99GJ against 021 in 1881. 1 lie-largest in- , .., ,.., ,, ... 0 . Hi Hi'- l.atrit MKi. Also a I irt-Class crease has been in Jew Sork 10 dai- Uani'i lies29 of 11I! sorts. Iliitiois and Mis-' souri show a percentage ,f gaiii!(GtNTS' FURNISHING GOODS! which is even greater," while Colorado! leads all others in the- pi'i-eeiitcuu of. Tbe Custom Department embraces the , ., r i -1 1 if - IJSX1 Patterns in TWEEDS, CASSI- lncroasc, both i daily mid weekly is-,Mi:UES, WOKsrrcus. ,-tr. suit' made to sues. California, .elrahii, Jvevadn. Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, and West Virginia have fnllen behind 1831 m the total numb.-r of periodi-t cal3 issued. In Ceort;m, .iliunu arm, exactly counterbalance tun?, fn every state mt mentiourd above, hnd iu tho territtii:, theia has been an increase. m Fiu-iii-,lu-il Itnnuw to !.( At Mrs. Munson's lodging Iioum. Arrizoii! tedsins: lioiii land. Oregon. Port - Now house and first class iu iu ap-i poiiitmeuts. Third slieet, iu !. l; Thompson's Work. opiK.sito 't'apt. Ains I worth, ltooms by the da, weel: or, month. - Mi:s.i:.Ai:j:i.oKJ Take Seticr: n , il.u Hnir. o -,i.i:,;,.,.i cents per cord will be charged on all' l -fc- i.j iii, uc tKluttlUilHi IV I orders tor sawed wood not accompanied j by the ca-h, at Grays wood vard. July 1st. 1831. ' j Musical Instruction- Prof. Fred. Mayer, of Switzerland, is now in the city and intends organizing a class in instrumental music. Any one who contemplates taking a course of in struction on the piano will find this a rare opportunity, rrot. iiaver may he seen at Airs. Twilight's. Music for the piano, organ, tlutc, violin, guitar, cornet, accordeon, nanjo, fife, concertina and other instruments, just received at Adler's musie store. A great variety of locks, hinges'nnd screws at Jno. Montgomery's. Parlies wiihing groceries, jn-ovis-ions or merchandise of any description, should leave their orders with A". Van Dusen & Co. as thej are prepared to de liver goods 111 any part of the city on the hoi ti-st notice. Lookout for tlrree barbeis ut the Orient liaths. soon. ( flu. ) Jon. Pliriiishc-dorunfiirnislipd los-ms ran be had at tho-Uuion Hotel. C.nl Adler's motte: In style and price H We iilease all fail Adler's hook and varii-lv stoic is now second to none 1101 Ih "of San Francisco. Mr. John Rogers (if the Central Mar ktt. has niide arrangements to keep al ho finest fresh fish, etc., in their season Why will you cough when Sluloli's Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts M ets and ?1. Sold by V. K. De ment. Sllj'.N'CUD (Jt'icKi.V. A distress ing cough, by using Ham: Ho.vky of Honnitnuxn axi Tai: ? Piki:. Tooth aciii: Dnops'eure in one. mintife. Aieyou made misorablo ti,v Indi gcslion, Constipation, Dizziiiess, l,o-s of appetite, Yellow Skin ? .Shiloh's Vit.il izeris apositho cure. Kors,ileb W. K. Dement. l'cii,ni:ss LiniiiRM l.iQini JJi:kf axii Toxic IxviaoKATiut is aihuir ably adapted for females in delicate health. CohJen's; 710 other. Ofdruggist. Chas.titetciis ami Sou Inuea stock of inouhliiigs and moulder; touts which caii be bought cheap tor cash to Most" out that branch of tho business Shiloh's Catarrh Itemedv a po-.i-live cure for t 'atari h, Dintlieria and Canker Mouth. Sold b tt. K. Dement. Forl)ysK'p-fi.taiidl.icr'j;iipl.riit, ou have. l printed guarantee i,u every Ijottle ! Shiloh's Vitnlizer. It never fails to cure, ."old by W. 1'. Deuient. Sihmmi's Crni: will imuiedi-itel.) relieve (.'roup, who.iping rough and Ilniucliliis. Sold by W.J'.. Dement. The ltev. Geo. II. TRajer.of Hour bon, Ind.. says: 'Both m.se!f and wife oweour lives toSun.oir Co-NsL-mhtiox CfP.K.'' Sold by W. K. Dement. Dr. .lay Tattle has removed his resi dence from Mrs. Munson's Iioatding house to rooms over Klbersons new bakery, in the building lecently occu pied by Mrs. McConnicU's clothing manufactory. Chas. Stevens & Son have for sale, and are agents for Hie new Singer sew ing machines; Call and examine those baby w agous at tho City book store. 1 can't get along without it. 1 must havo one of those fine work baskets at the City Hook store. Sleveiis & Son hav their sloie crowded with new goods. all.mr,rl:rd in plain figures. f Satiny odors from .Spice Islands, Wafted bv the tropic breeze: SOZODOXT in healthful fragrance Cannot heurpas;ed by thee. Teeth It whitens, purities: You will use it if jou're wi-e. I llrace up the whole sytcm with Kitip otthe lllood. Si-e Advertisement. -Tne "Alv.-avs Iiaml" jstft,nim-'l,nwlnc , i.;i ", , . r J,L,,.T ' U o. .cs ..t .,.. . . . ...j . aIIac-kmi'taek-." a lastiiii: ami fra- firantpcrfaiiie. I'rieeas ami a cent,.; Solil bv V. E. Dement. A largo consisument ot tliu best brand Red Cross coal oil just received nt Jno. Kodser's, Central Market. Van Diisen & Co.' have just reeeivi d a fine lot of hats of the latostbtyles and pattsrns, MISCELLANEOUS. CLOTHING! C') ."'3 '7T IPW 77"'7TQ " ' " , j LATJLHT EIV VOllK fASIHOVKJ i ) & McIlltOSh sponsions havejflcfc,anf T;or clothier and Hatter, d the new vei.-! OtCIlUi.NT llt.OCK OOOEL STORE 1 . . I Ovr the lirgest slock ot '33?L Blank Rnnks and Stntinnrni i Wfcj or efrviipsrrition (3 B .i,i i!l t, ,,,' ,. , BgS imi'eUnl .liMsi UoldlVns - Nip3l!e - 'Iilrs a Jull and' compile -tSijj stock of eterjtliinff usually 3wV Kept In a v.pll rcEulateil Hook More. Also, news dc&ut and 1 ;uiu :i(,'i'i:i. lor .1 puMiiheJ. .evi - o paper aailiK-tloaicJ: Carl Adler's Music tors Pianos and Organs Of all niakf-s coti-tanllv on hand. Also s full stock ui VIOLINS. GUITAJ5S, ilANJOS, AC CO KD KONS. CON CE RTIN AS. HAP.MONICAS, FLUTES. Also a latgn stock of tho best of VIOLIN AND (;UlTATt STRINGS. SHEET MUSIC. AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. As well as eervtlil:if: cUe belonging to a First Class Music Store. I'lai.usaad Organs sold 011 tno inciiithh in stalhnont plan, or for i-0r.t. CARL ADLERSVARIETY STORE ?5 Watclies. nocks and Jewelry, i?A"C? 1'oeket and Table Cutlery, ' 'TIS Yankee Notions and Tos, 5tJ & I'lemre Fraines ami Chrombs. JSKhjmSS ''' tMniages, ti complete e. tftr-rwaicnrtii-.eiil. Aichorv. etc. assortir.ent. Aichcrj', etc. Xpw trnixls by everv steamer. The public are Iivtitv d to cxr.r.iiiie my stock and prices. CHEN AM ITS ST., - ASTORIA. OltKOON. Street Improvement Notice. NOTICE is lieiebj given that the Common Council of the City of Astoria 'impose to o'rdcr the repair of that por tion of Washington sUvet. iu McCIure's Astoria,, from the north side of Chcna inus street to the south side of Concom lystieet. bv lvplankini: the same with new and sound plank, not less than three inches in thickness1, and removing all defective tiuihei-s and replacing the sauiewitii now .md s,e.:nt timbers. The sidewalk mi tii west side of said por tion of Washing!".- frvt shall be ro jialred hj lemovdu nil defei-thoplank and timber, and h-placing llu same with new :'iid vf.iud timbers, and unless .1 iciuoiijtra.'ice siuned by the owners of two-thirds of lb,- nroiiertv frontiii'' on said i,-jrtiO:i ot said street be tiled with' the Auditor mid Clerk of said cit witli. iu ten days from the final publication of this notice the Common Council will order said ri'iirs to he made. IJv older of the Common Council, F. C. NOItRlS. Auditor and Clerk. A.loria, March 31, lS8i OITY BOOK STORE. We nie constantlj- teccivias new additions to our stools and hat c tho finest and largest assortment of variety , goods In the city. Combs, Brushes, Stationery. Frames Celluloid Goods. A.lt.-ur goods uc marked in plain Csarcs C ill and evaintar miahly and note prices. . CIIAK STEVESS S.SOK School Tas, District Wo. 9. Ul'PHBASTOEIA.- jetici: is iiKuicnv oivex that hs.-b)i T.ixi-s fur .w above District are n,i V:i-'l1!, at the olllee nf tho, I ttwtpwiam-d. Vl- - .,y up proiaptly and iwomli. . VM. Ik AUAIK. , itt.l t InrL- lUtric "No. n. .....,... ,.,wi.t the Citv book' store are the Inst in the city. They are sometliinfj nice and durable, ami just, what most yoimj; ladies would appreei- ate from the giver. -A 5i"asal Injector free with eaeht bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh. Remedy, j Price 30 cont. Sold by W, E. Demdnt. W rrjt k -i -i "C. H.COOPK, GENERAL 3IERCHANDISE. - iiiUlAT M REDUCTION FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS AT iiitiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiitiinijuititiHiiuiiinitfsmiaMiutns) IXLSIOKIi M To make room for BfiAll Winter very low. IX L Store, near ASTORIA M. 'MEYER ASTORIA, sp3S3oi.tj ufv'iX'iffcTTiqro3E33g:-Eaeg'a!1. REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICKS, " $T 50 PER BAMUSLOF 30 GALLONS. LARGE ORDKE3 IX IJKE PROI'ORTION. LessSQuantitles, - - 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - - SI SO per Dozen C3-Specl.il attention paid to orders from fubllc Houses nniLFamtltes.- THE "COLUMBIA BREWERY IS StTKIUOl: TO MUSI, AX1 IS KXCFJ.LKIJ BY NONEJJ ON -THIS; CUA&T eJOilN HAHN, - - PROPRIETOR, OHEBIAMUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. M-Or.lers Kit at tin- CKUMAKIA ltKKU IIAU. nllllc rrcmpUy atteciictl to.-' Jo!hn A. Montgomery, ;(Sl rCESSOK-TO .1ACKISJ MOMCOMKRSrr IvhhH CMM9Hf!& VUBKKn OF MAIX.AXU ASTORIA, - CHAS. HEILBORN, MANUFACTURER OF ; FITRNITURE ss BEDDING, AND DEALER INI Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouliiiit, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES Complete In every hranrti. a-; P, " SS 8 m HI HJ San fdtm " a l -r- ej . O -6 I ga3s BSSSra H'SOO S-g; r sstMiBs mm nic?- m nas crest X3 o t.ti;iiCt Ks JFafv V ca it-r---.?as $ -M THE - "? large Spring stock. goods will be sold a m cooper, Parker House, Astoria. BREWERY. Proprietor. OREGON. UKALTiM. UC Tin, Sheet Iron andlCppperWare. A Oei crat A-ssortmefct of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. A;ciiH for 3'i'Stovs and j Ranges Tlie f.ist'in thrniarket. l'.uiiiljtiitKOodiof all lilads onhsnJ. Jvti vrori dona in u wortunaaufitrmatintf, .1 r.KFlCKSOX .STKKKTS, r1 5- . s-1 :..ts. ci"5s z iaTTMHt.1 saw; agoi - a t;: . ( mm 39S30S S!IIiiS LA ,. M BlHilli .25 si Jt JS.i -M 'w lv. - sSV,- wjm?. . - KL-rcr-T".y; Ei?aiJSiv" . s, -fcft.51 AJJ l
