The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, April 13, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text3J mm!gmi - i'llt jXliYlllJ ."AstOX'Jail. ASTORIA, OREGON- THURSDAY ....APRIL, . 13, 18S2 1 .- i ISSUED EVEr.Y MOUKING. (Mccday Kxcette.1). J. P. HAL.L-ORAN Si COMPANY, I'CT.usiir.ns and lT.orjnrrroi;,. .Murum JiuihUnq, Caf Strut. Terms of Subscription : .erred by Carrier, rer wcak........25 Cents eot by iceII. firar month- S3 no ieat by aail.caa rear.. ... .. 0 Ou Free of Postnee to Subscriber. " Advcrtisenieatj inserted by the y tar at Us rata of Si So per sauaro per month. Transient adrcrtUIns, by tho day cr week, iftr ecnts t-et eiuaro for each insertion. THEGITY. ltSF. I'AltA AST01!IA' Kill U rent oj ruxilatlZcent amor.th.frccofjiOiUvjc. Haid er trim cmt:milatcabrr.ccfrim the citu can itttr Tni: Astokian' follow Ham. Daily r Vecki.v ftitlans to any iit-nf,cc with- ou' lMitionil irpcnsc AAircvc maybe cnaiiual im nftcr. a desired, tearc order nt the cnuntlr.0 ronn. rThero is no blood upon tho moon. Astorii passengers go through to Seattlo in ono day. Tho waters of the Sandy are stiff with smelt, tho Vindicator says. Tho man who never changes his mind is tho man that has no niind to change. Usual prayer meeting at the Y. M. C. A. rooms tonight nt 7:30. All cordially invited. Umatilla county has organized a vigilance committee for Use protection of life and property. Our Columbia county neighbara hold their primaries next Saturday, and their convention next Tuesday. Every hundred miles of railtoad built in tao United States requires the services of 0,000 men for one year. -Tho fine weather has started all our amateur gardnere to work, and flower seeds and cuttings are in de mand. One had a head light and the other a light heart. There a your ready made answer, make the conun drnm j'ourself. The 21st Infantry, which have been cu this coast since 18C9, will bo transferred from Yancoiuer to De troit, this summer. Tho Republican state convention meets next Thursday at Portland. There will ho 171 delegates, of which Clatsop county sends four. At the mooting of tho city coun cil last Tuesday ovening there was no business transacted, no quorum boing present. Tho council adjourned to meet next Saturday evening. Walla Walla is to have ft new school house, so is Seattle; like wise Astoria; all progressive places pro vide suitable accommodations for the grand army of tho republic that are to tako onr placca raanana. A young gentleman named Lee, of New York, has had a good big programme mapped out for him. Hi graduates ou 1st .of next June, will be married on tho 7th, start for Oregon on tho 10th, and tako chargo of a Portland congreation as soon a he gets thcro. They havo a now town in Wasco County called Fo3sil, located on Butte creek. It takes' its namo from the ro main8 of defunct monsters ionnd in that vicinity. The Portland Oregon ian says that gates over carriage-ways-are arched with mastodons' ribs and tho sidewalks are paved with the teeth of elephant's that perished be foro tho flood. Tickets for the Grand Carnival can he nroeured nt Steven's Book Store, tin Candy Factory on Main street, and ol Charley May and William Edgar. Shilch's Cough and Consumption Cure is sold by us on guarantee. It cures consumption, Sold by W. K. De ment. . Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Diz 7iness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. Sold iy W. E. Dement. Van Duscn & Co. have just received a fin lot of hats of the latest styles and patterns. That Hacking Cough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. Sold by W. E. Dement. Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrli Rem edy. Price CO cents. Masai Injector free. For salo by W. IS. Dement. The high tide yesterday afternoon in no way affected the sales of faucj stationery and beautifully tinted cards at Carl Adler's. Fred Hyde hus opened :i neat and cosy barber shop nest door to the .VI tona restaurant, where ho will bo pleased to meet Ma friends. All fishermen should keep dry tcet; to do that get your boots at I.J. Ar vold's. JIo will suit jou In price, boo advertisement. Call and examine those baby wagons at the City book store. .jujjw 'CLATSOP COUNTY RSFU3LI-1 CAN CONVEHTIOH- i A Pull Ticket Placed in Nomina tion Kcsolutions, Etc Tlio Republican county convent for Clatsop county mot at the On mtion mrt i Jc Ilonse at two o'clock yesterday after noon. 1. W. Case, the temporary chairman, called the convention to order. ,T. H. D. Gray was elected permanent chairman, and W. E. De ment secretary; three gentlemen were appointed committee ui) credentials, and some pertinent remarks v,ere mide in reference to sirae recognition of local demands in the resolutions to be adopted. A committee r.n resolu tions was appointed, which reported tho following- HtfolreJ, Ry tho Republicans of-; Clatsop county, in county convention assembled. That we lesrn with pro found regret of the veto of the anti Chinese bill by Chester A. Arthur, tho acting President of the United States, so much in opposition to the well known views of the Republican ad ministration of the late lamented President Garliold. UesuhcJ, That th Republican party ha3 over shown itself to be tho friend and protector of tho industrial inter ests of tho nstion, and the trusty ad vocate of tho working class. And, Resolved, Th.it the said veto meets with our unqualified disapproval, bo ing in direct opposition to the policy of thoRepuWievn party on this coast, and wo denounco it as unwise, and condemn the policy which prompted it. And, Resulted, That wo hereby express I our most sincere commendation to all the represantatives from the Pacific coast, and especially to our cnurjotic representative. Hmi. At. C. George, for their untiring advocacy of the anti-Chinesa hill. The following was nUo unanimous ly adepted: " WiiEr.EAS, Congress in tiie year 1870 granted to the Oregon Central Railroad company each alternate sec tion nf-tht unoccupied lands between Astoria and tho Willamette valluy for the purpose of buildiii" a raiimad from Forest Grove lo the mouth of tho Columbia river, and Whereas, Said alternate sections of land have been w'thdraun from the public lands. And Whereas, No portion of the void between Forest Grove and Astoria has been built and the time for complet ing said mad espired ! year ago. And Whereas, The settlement of said portion of the country is delayed, and the material interests of tho loacr Ooliimbia as well a3the whole Willamette valley and State of Ore gon am thereof injure I. The refold lirtovK'l, Tint said Riant should be immediately' dcclsroufoifeited and ro- turned to the public domain, and that we demand ! our repivsentativns in Congress their ceaseless and untiring olfer: to that effect. Nominations hoing in order, Dr. . S. Kinsey received tho mnniiuous vote of the convention for coroner; Gelo F. Tarkcr received the unanimous vote of tho co'nvcntion for county surveyor. Henry Fisher and D. W. Pease were nominated for county com missioners. W. W. Parker received tho unanimous vote of the con vention for assessor; J. W. Welch received the unanimous voto of tho convention for sheriff; C. A. McGuiro received the nomination for county judge; A. F. Johns was nominated for county treasurer. II. Sloop received the nomination for superintendent of public instructions; Col. It. R. Sped den received tho nomination fur coun ty clerk;F. C. Reed was nominated for joint statu senator for Clatsop Co lumbia and Tillamook cuuiitjen. Tho matter of state delegates neit re ceived tho attention of tho convention, resulting m tho olection of the follow ing four gentlemen as delegates to tho Republican Statr Conven tion, to bo held at Portland, next Thursday. F. C. W.sid.C. W. Fulton, F. .1. Taylor, J. H. D. Gray. It was also carried that :i certificate of elec tion bo issued to J. Q. A. Bowl by, being in tho discretion of the state convention to admit. Nest in order was the appointing of a county central committee, chairman, J. D. D. Gray. Tho convention then ad journed ine rfi'c. Tho New England Supper. Tho New England supper at Liber ty Hall, last Tuesday evening was a success socially and fin.inci-illy, ever ono present hiving hid "a fir.it-r.ite time," ami tho receipts aggregithi S1C0. Tho 1 idle in attendauco wcro dressed aftor the style of "our Grand- mothersr davs." and revived manv - . - compiimeuis upon iiiuir uppearauee. Indeed they wero hardly prepared for tho genorous patrnnago accorded them, the supply of ico cream, chicken pie, otc, being in no way equal to tho demand. Somn few articles fur nished by the li:ltcs of tho Guild, also met with lcady sale. The ladies desire to express thanks for such tub-tanti-il appreciation of their effnrts. 1 eant -'el alone without It. 1 must have one of those fine work baskets at the City Rook stoic. Stevens & Sou have their store crowded with new goods, all mnrked in plain figures. The Way of the World- j.I etermir.cd beforehand, we ra vcly pre- I tend ; To seek the advice and tin- thoughts of a friend. Should he differ from us under imy lire- lense, We blush tor his wvul of botb judg ment and sense. Rut should he fall in with and Matter our plan. Why, really, wo think Mm a -m-jimMo man. Police Court. April 12. Peter Chisrnan, dis.)rderiy; plea, not guilty, tried, found guilty; lined 5 or two days in city jail. Severely Cut Yesterday afternoon a hoy named I Bain, who hid had s-jme difficulty with a teamster Alexander L-jwrie cut the man severely with a h-itchet . . . . in the groin, mulcting an tigiy wound. The injured man was ro moved to the hospital; tiie doctor who was in attendance on him, aid last evening that thungli tho wound was a dangerous one, it was not neces saiily fatal, and that there was f. good chsuce for him to leovtr. List of Lottors Rom.uning uncalled for in tho Post- oflico at Astoiia, Oregon, April 13, 1832. Anderson, Cha-. S Lake, Emllj Cislion, Edwin 0 Motka, .Tolm Btaclc, Peter Mircovich. Anlone Calhoun, Silas .Merrill, IJenjamiu Collier, Tommv Nutter, John J Dean, Mattio Nicholas, Totn:e Dupie, Chas, Oliver, Albert Tranehi, Rairaello 1'cdersen, Marie Jackbon, William Scott, Mrs E P Johnson, P A Smith, Ira Janson. Miss Mary Swor3a, Lisa Jofre, Frank Vrsgniian, (I Johnson, A. Persons calling for ihe.se letters must givo tho date they are advertised. W. Chance, P. M. Another of those hue A. R. Chase organ"; at the City Rook Store. T'ieic will be a Grand Carnival at the skating link next Saturday eening 13th. Doors open at 7 o'clock, grand march at a quarter to eight; masks will be removed at nine. " No skat eis will be allowed ou the lloor except in mas.k before nine o'clock. Two .little faiiies will lie among the manv diameters ten-omiti-il . I'ries will b awarded the two best skaters, gentleman anil lad, residents ot Astoria. Admission, for maskers, "5 rents each, spectator.', rfl cents each. Markers will be required to i-a:p their masks hofore ciitering the hall. The lalcit eut: Indict garnet jewel ly. at AdlerS. Ask to be shown it. Three scow loads of dr$ iir, spruce limbs, and bark, just n'eeived and for sale at Gray';, dock. Frank Fabie has oy.ttci.-. in ever st.le. Stew slid pan roasts a spwialty Fiesli caramels everv dav at the. As toria randy factory. Main street. Those writing desks at the City book store arc the best in the city. They are something nice and durable, and just w hat most young ladies would appreci ate from the giver. For the genuine J. H. Culter old Bourbon, ami the bet ot wines, liquors and San Francisco beer, call .-t the Gem, opposite the bell tower, and see Camp bell. Have Wistai Is balsam of wild cheny always at band. It cures coutths. colds. bronchitis, whooping cough, croup, in- liuenza, consumwion. and an throat nnu ping complaint's. TiU cents and l a bot tle. Dr. Jay Tuttle has lemoved his resi dence from Mrs. Munsons boarding house to looms over Elbcrson's new bakery, in the lmildiug leeeutly occu pied by Mrs. MeCormick's clothing manufactory. Music lor the piano, oigan, Slute, violin, guitar, conn t. aceoideon, tianjn, fife, conci'r'in.i and other instiuments, jib,t leer ived at Adler's music stoic. A gieat vanoiy of locks, hinges and scrows at Jno. Mohtaomcrs. Paities wishing grocciies, )io;is ioiis or merchandise ol any description, should leave their orders with A. Van Duscn A Cn. as the. are prepared to de liver goods in any pair of Hie city on the shoirot notice. A law consignment of the best brand Red Cioss coal oil just iceeived at Jno. Rodger's, Central Market. Furnished or unfurnished looms pan be had at the Union Hotel. Cail Adlei's motte: "We ple.ve all In style and price!'' Carl Adler's book and ariet store is now second to none north of San Francisco. Mr. John Rogers of tliet'entral Mar ket, hasmadi! atrangemenls to keep al he finest fresh fish, etc., in their season Brace up the whole system with King of the Blood. See Advertiement. Clias. Stevens and Son have a stock of mouldings and lnouldert tools which can be. bought cheap for cash to close out that branch of the business. . -iM!t's!l:, Ju1 Jwcived a hue i wi oi spiing overeoaia. P. J. Goodman, on Chi-namu ttieet, has jii'-t rcrehed the latent ami most fashionable stile of gents an l ladies boots, shoes, etc. Chas. Stevens & Sin have for sale, and are agents lor the new Slugei sow ing machines. --Tne "Always Hain't" stoveiilne shelves at John A. Montgomery's. First a cold, then bronchitis. Check the lirotw ith H aix's Honey or Home norm and Tai:. Putr.'s TooxnAciiK Disops cure in ono minute. Crouj), Whooping Cough anil Rron chitls immediately rclkvjd by Shiloh's Cure. Sold by W. E. Dement. Buy a copy of The WeesxtAsi TCHUS to-day. Musical Instruction- i ii-..- t-.i r....,. u...:u..Ki.M.i :. J,' ty'a intends organising J a class in instrumental music. Any one who eonfcemnlatcs taking a course of in struction on the piano will lind this ),-..- -rnTTiyiric, atwti onxroi rare opiwtunity. Prof. Mayer may ljelHEWS, YOUTHS' AND BOYS'. con at Mr. Twilight's. ollcr. 1 have bought out the lcitaurantciii from .iames' White and How IleoancjjSO FJ' XT I FF JMTS,' rentcdtho&aiueto.Tamca White. -indwill' e ' not be. responsible tor any debts eon-) traded. Max W.vqvki:. Host. The njglit of the 10th of April, about 209 fathom of mesh old net, 13 ply, no lir-iiifl. Tlip flniler will nlpnr- lpitvp In- -nvni,,Tr.Ti ot HinTrfin-io .-.nnnnrv ,n-r,t i'. ! i lTnin'5tnllo-vh7in I. Jlean stano. -nop. ' Will you sffler nitli I)inepia and i Liver Complaint' Shiloh's Vitalizer is nuarauteed to cure mi. Snhl bv W. R. j ''ement. -OYfiTPTic. nervous people, 'out of ,';orts."Coi.nr..v'PLir.nir.'.sLiQcn15r:i:K 'ami Tonic Lvvioeratih: nnpails stiength to hodj n:nl mini, lasevn other. Ofdmggiit's. Ice cream at Frank Falue"1. net Saturday and Stindaj . j The Peruvian syrun has cured thou sands who vtoresnllering from ilypep sia.rtemiltv, liver comiuaini, nous, nu mors, female complaints, cte. Pamph lott freeto anynddre-s. Se!h W.FowIf ,t Sons. Rotton. Dr. Kinney has fresh vaccine pMuK Circuit Court Iliaukt, County Court Rlnnks, Ju-tUv Court i!iaiil. bliippiui; Illanlcs, M's eJianeims ftlanks. Deed--. Jlortaage-, etc., for "-.il.-al Tun A'Torias otliee. MISCELLANEOUS The Pioneer Restaurant. MAIN" STltEnr, - .VsTOltlA. OON. Formerly Kept by Mrs. Aitlgonl) 1S4 Item I'tllMl up ami He upemd '' lift. V. ". ItLxlKV. The tables are Kept neat and rleaa and arc supplM ilthUie eryliest tiie market affniils. sra-I'iompt and obliging walt"r-i . r .a coiKtant aticndance. iu:M.rcS( New and Choice MILLINERY, IVtlies lo call Hie atU ntion of the Ladie- uf A-lor'a to the fact th:.t she has list ! i-il a !ae ji-t'i1n:o'it of til.- liTK?T STYl,i;S S1-' Hats, Bonnets. ?.p lnmi.iiitjS, Comrr Jlaln and Hiiueinoqhe fcirectt. EC. EC. Sk Si 2S 3E S", r-Ai.r.r. IN Hay, Oats, Straw. Lime, Brick, Cement and Sand. Wood JDelivoieJ lo Onto. Draying, i aiming and Expreus Busine3S. Horses and Carriagos for Km) m:.t.).i: iv WINES, LIQUORS AND CICAIiS. Wilson fc I-'isheu, SHI? CHAHBLEEB. ukai.ki:-, IX Iron, Steel, Coal. Anchors. Uliains. TAR, PITCH, OAKUM, witofoiir m ci f ii.n.vwizi.n Anils. Cojsjht V:ilN mid Jtiii-i, Shelf Hardware, Paints and OUb Rubber and Hemp Patkinq of all Kinds. PROVISIONS, cxoirit xxn mux n:ri. Agents for Salem Klouiia MUH. Corner Chenamus ami llanillion sti-e;S VSTORIA. OREGON. ,!. II. D. GRAY. v.liolevflc and retail dealer hi. alt. iiixns of ':;;, Hay, Oats, Straw, Weed, tc. lencr.u storage :uid WhaiLitre on io-ison-nblc terms. Vh t or R'-nton blreet. Astoi la. Oregon. X.. EC. 3b. S W X T EE, lrap'.lterJirl Who'l sle i!e:-ier in Cigars and Tobacco, Smoker's Ar ticles, Playing Cards. Cut lery, Etc., Etc , Tho largest and finest stnA of -Meerschaum and Amber aoods In therltj. rarticnicr at tention paid to'irdrrs from the lomilry and vessels. . . . ,, CUeaamnssticet, Astoria, Orrgf.u. TITEO. BRACKER. Msuagxr MISCELLANEOUS. CLOTHING! PINE DitESS SUITS. STYMSIT miRTNF.SS STUTS. . , in Use Laici Styles Alio a i'irt-Ua.s i linuf GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS! The ( iMom DeDanmrat enihraccs the Nencn Patterns in TWCEDS, CASSI- !jh:i:i:s. woi:steim. -.. s-.iin miule to oru.-r ii trie "L.vrr.vr snwvottic fashion 3), A, Mcintosh Ma chant Tailor Clothier and Hatter, OiTM-KVl I11.O0K Carl BOOIS. S'T'OElEa TU- largest stock of Blank Books and Stationciy 0 opii description. l ii PfhH "''lel 1-oolcs, Clb'cs roetic.il IF-:' Werk Allium, jmil i-itliKrJ ;olillVn. .5?SiiiJi4 Ketlues a hill and complete ! -SiJjKeiJt in a -toll resulateU Booh 'Store. Also, n.-,-s iteixjt :uid asencv for eserj paier aad prioaical j.uMiiheJ ' Carl Adler's Music Store Pianos and Organs Of all msi.i coiitanth on hand. AI;o a full stock ot VIOLINS, GUITARS, BANJOS, AO- rORDEONS. CONCERTINAS, HARMONICAiJ. FLUTES. Also a larg'1 stoek of the best of VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, SHEET MUSIC. AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, As ' at eerythhiK else beJonsiiig lo a Flr,t 01ms Muje Storti. I m lanos and Oisans sold on the monthly in stallment plan, or for lent. CARL ADLER'SVARIETY STORE c"? -Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, 5Sf I'ocket ami Table Cutlery, fta YanS.ee Notions anil Toys, i" tj& I'ldme ri.'.mcs ami Chromos. jSftl:'t4il;''!- Carrl.'Kes, :i complete iSSf-2,.0iniK.:lt. Archcrj.ctc. New HKvJt by iir steamer. The public are inviteil to uaiiihie ni stock and prices. CHr.NAMir.SM., - ASTOKIA.OKEaON. Special School Meeting. A rI'i.CUI. MELTING OF THF- I.EC.AL voters of stboo! ilMrict o , will be held at the vlioul home on Jlaln bt . in As toria. CIaticiituit. Oresiin, on Monday evening. Anil ilih 1n, atT o'clock i; m. , lor the parpoe ol '-yjiiiga ta to vummit asolinol forth" u".iifnK vear, in sai di' trlct. Al,t,ilpxl' piv ftiterr'-t and iuel ileiilnt ei'ti.is i-f t.i'd district. Alto to cdfi'it a plan f: .i ex '-ehool lions , and tnK'W atatt.ilf appit-tl to tie" roii'tmc I'ti'i u'f tlii' t.i!ii in .ti'i dislriot. A."0 to in- tiacJ tli.'Uirei'turstn a.otlaie a liun sut- iltiviit :. reilvi : I tcniit'i llie ai-i s.'aool Iieu-. Als. .o -.aiVruc the liireetors to fli tl.e -e'irtol piapTl .mi Mam Mrect. at ulille ain-1ii:i t.i tl.e liluliest bidder. livf.i.". rel tlu" i'ojiil of Dili" tot-,. .1. '. Ill'bl'LFir, Clerk. Astosii, ,.:d llili l-O. if NOJICE TO CONTRACTORS. SOU I) li:--l'i.S.U- WILL BR RE cehcii nt mv vUeem bcItics-until April t;t!t. 'c-..-, fnrih3eier:i,iii and completion of -i Piii e-Miin HMel. ivi lot I. bluck (i). "Ucnurt's Attorla, lo ! built In a"cord:uice with Hans aittl 3i-oiikations which can be s?en at in, place. Co tract will 1m awarded t me iov, est i tuier, w nu win oo reinireii 10 fiirnlsli lieiuts for the amount of bid. Id TIIRUDOUCBRURMeRK, nilHADO llOIiWIiRV, .1. hTRAIW'. - - A!I"XT. Is now read to Mipplj the publie with the Celebrated Chicago Beer In aa e'ai vi to s-iit. r have r.'.'o this CclelMiitril CMraso J.'ccrln itulllo, Winch i i.w iery j npular ainenj: ":.ll faml i iiet;n;i; t iiuii;. j 1'lfine send in jour orders aiidtl.cy will JiHe ;u i '; euMti:c:i. ,T. STRAUS:. Astoria. Uieoe. A.'iil for Oregou and "iVa-h. '1 cr Washington market, ilaiv Street, - - Ahtnria Oregon I SSEItGMAX .J1 r.EllJlY DLSl'ilCTKULiA OA1.L TltK ATi'EN S ticn of tho iteM'e to tho fact that tiie I above Market n ill always bo surplied with a j FULL VA RI KT Y P.KST QUALITY ' nv FRESH AND CURED MEATS I Whlohwlll ho sold at lowest rat. wholesale and, retail. Spectal attention riven to eupplj. as talP1- J 55 " ' i'i.T-ih- C. H. COOPER, GENERAL JLKRCHANDISE. 15P" Mil AJV "ffifl REDUCTION FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS AT KfUCllllSllllllllllJllDllllllIlllllllllflttUllilllilllltMliiCtlUI ! I X L STORE M li4Seillllilili:llllliIiliaUIIHHUIHUIUIUMUIHUUIt To make room for Bfig All Winter very low. IX L Store, near ASTORIA M. MEYER ASTORIA, SFSCIAXi A 3ST :BTOP30T-Irllaf , REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICKS. $7 50 PER BARREL OF 30 GALLONS. LAltGE OKDF.RS IN IJKT rKOfOItTlOS. ' LossSQunntities, 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - - SI 50 per Dozen KTSpeclal attcntiou paid lo orders froei i"iilIle Ilousea and Farnlltes.-ia THE COLUMBIA BREWERY LS SLTi:i!IOR TO MOST, ANI IS. KXCELLl'D p.Y NONKJ ON TUI8: COAbT JOHN HAHIN, - - PROPRIETOR, CHENAPIUS STREET, ASTORIA, OREGON. rOrt!ers lilt at tho OKRIIANIA BEJa: HALL will te ptomptlv auciiiled tc' John A. Montgomery, "fscrcrssei: io jackinss-koiNtuomrrt.) 53 jgi.jpr cor-iikb or jiai.-axi ASTORIA, - CHAS. HEILBORN,! MANUFACTURER OF; FURNITURE 25 BEDDING. AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Moulding, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES Complete In every branch. a : "" ? " feBB S 2 " 2 """ wwt" n 1 P r fSBzry &9i VZS'Xas ?. 3S(CI.I issni i(X ilri m "SVIft mlSP Ei-5-c- Wf'gcjpijfefSgr.fw z rig-1 1 . i THE largo Spring stock. goods will be sold C. R. COOPER, Parker House, Astoria. BREWERY. Pfoortetor. OREGON. UKAU'JiS l Tin. Sheet Iron-. andCoppWare. A Gei ernl Assortment ot HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Aleuts for Mjig't StoVes andJKangea i Ue-tSei In tacavket. l'ittmbInsKood.t!oC all klnda oaSoaad. J4. work doaei lu a workmaalUie manser. jf.ffi:hox stbekis. it?i .-. lH-.m- i. , s.rzt-i mui rf Ss.2i E ' S O C-OX..ZE4 e:-255 IPill-M rsiiir. ft 5-L-,.. j: sfslinifi.isHif &-xSKam- "dVoli psfiMh - S-SO-SS-as 1126: B -a i . PS tJSllBB Qiii