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Vol. xvii.
Astoria, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, April 18, 1882.
No. 15.
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THE WHITE ELEPHANT OP
STAM.
Described by Professor Ward of
Rochester.
Of course I did not- leave the
King's palace without going to
s"ee bis famous white elephants, of
which he now possesses five. They
are in a long block of buildings at
the rear of the arsenal. Hero each
elephant has entire, distinct stables
appointed to its use, with tho sleep
ing appartments of its .score of
grooms and feeders in one end.
Tho stable is a large, high hall,
with plain floor and walls, and at
one end a small seated Buddha im
age with littlo lamps burning in
front. The great beast stands on
its handsomely-built pedestal,
raised about a foot from the floor,
with its top just largo enough to
hold him. On one sido of this,
near tho front and the rear, are
two high, stout posts, gilded and
otherwise gaudily ornate. To
these the royal captive is chained
with velvet-covered ropes by one
t foro and ono hind leg. He stands
proudly yet restlessly ou bis con
tracted throne, and lashes his
trunk, and sways his heavy head
and tusks around in an imperious,
lordly manner, trumpeting now
and then until the whole hall trem
bles with deafening reverberation.
His keepers arc very attentive,
and constantly deal out to him
dainty mouthfuls of bananas, pine
apples, short sticks, of sugarcane,
and litt'.o bundles of fresh, sweet
grass from a large pile of these
which is heaped near by. Every
one of his wants is assiduously at
tended to; when he is seeu to itch
in any part of his body his royal
hide is promptly scratched with a
small iron rako-liko instrument
with a long handle; his eyes arc
reverently wiped, and ho has a
cool sponge bath every hour or
two in the day and night during the
hot season. Over tho door of
each stablo is a large, richly orna
mentecLsign of gold letters, giving
tho inmates, full.rogular name and
title. This th guide reads to you
in reverently hushed breath; in
deed, theso names, like that of tho
king, it is not proper for an' of
tho Siamese to speak aloud.
Nothing can equal tho venera
tion of this people for tho white
elephant. Tho King must havo
at least one as a palladium for his
own life and prosperity of his em
pire. The real cause lor this rev
erence for the great albino pachy
derm is that he is supposed to bo
tho incarnation of some past or of
some future Buddah, and will,
thorefore, bring blessings on tho
country which possesses and cher
ishes so great a treasure. Time
-was when theso beasts were wor
shiped by King and people. Their
stables wero palaces; they were
fed from golden dishes, and wore
heavy gold rings upon their tusks,
and wero fettered with golden
chains. Evon now tho populace
fall with thoir heads to tho ground
as they are load out richly capari
soned on state occasions; whilo
tho royal officers, and evon tho
King himself, alwas mako them
obeisanco in passing. The finder
of a white elephapt is loaded- with
honors and emoluments, taking
his place at one stop among the
nobles of the kingdom. Thoy come
from tho Laos territory, far to tho
north, and are brought down tho
river on rafts magnificently decked
out, and accompanied by guards
of honor and bands of music: At
Aguthia, sixty miles up tho river,
they are met by the King with his
entire royal retinue, who, in the
grandly adorned state bargos, fol
low tha noble beast to its future
home with great parade and re
joicing. Tt is a late moment for mo to
iUt& that these "white" elephants
have not all the fulh.css or depth j
of that color which we usually un
derstand, or which the adjective
demands. Over most of their
body they havo the dull, muddy
lead color common to this beast.
Only in spots upon their legs and
in patches on shoulders, neck, side
of head and inside of ears, the skin
is of a dii ty cream color, not quite
pleasant to look at, besides being
abundantly splashed with coarse
freckles. No one would think of
calling them white. One only of
their number, the fifth and last one
obtained, is of a faint, brick red
over his entire body, which gives
him an odd and not altogether un
pleasant appearance, ne is,
moreover, young, lively and good
natured, and salaams by raising
his trunk straight and high above
his head to all well-dressed visit
ors in a way that quite scanda
Iizesjiis keepers, who have taught
all the others to reserve that s;i-
lute solely for tho King. Wore ,
ho not himself too royai to be j
.vliipped, I dare say that this merry
naohvderm miirht soon he taught
to recognize the honor reserved to
loyalist". White animals of ail
kinds albino accidents seom to
bo rather frequent in Siam, and
the people of all grades have a
sort of religious feeling of respect
towards them. White monkeys
and white magpies are kept by
the nobles in rich, costly cages
The bonzes or priests salute :t
white cock which they mav meet!
in tiieir walks, when they would i
not salute a Princo on like oeca-j
sion. j
Useful as Well as Ornamental.
It is von- easy to say that the
decorative mania leads our women
to waste limo and to deface crock
ery and other objects. Instead of
ridiculing those whom wo should
treat with the utmost tenderness,
why do wc not take them by their
rrtcv,npf ii'r, Iinnil fifmrntivnlv
, . j i i
speaking, of course and lead
., . f r n i ., - ..
thorn into fields whore Itioir naft-'
- , . ,
sion for decoration can bo rxer-
. , . ,, , -,m r i
r-isofi in n w.ii- that will ht nt r,:il
l,,,f.t i tho ra? That il. r
can be dono has been practically
demonstrated by MY. Simeon
Brewstor, of West Middlcton,
Mass., and his example desei ves to
be held up to the imitation of
his fellow-men throughout the
country.
Miss Sophonisba Brow3ter has
for some time delighted in deco-
rating the family china including "om "l,d lmiHieii temale
the preserve-jars and tho porce-1 society. Mr. Brewster, however,
Iain-lined preserve-kettle. Mr., ws not discouiaged. He sent to
Brewster regarded his daughter's1 Boston for a game cock of demon
labors with great disdain, but, un- i strated prowess, and on the nrrial
like most men, he knew that ,idi-!f the fowl Miss Brewster doco-
cule would bo of no use. Whcth- r:ile1 hmi ' t!o Pompeiian style
er ho had in view the train of with blnc!: n'"S3 aml cd body,
consequences which followed his lacked out with geometrical
suggestio!! that Sophonisba would i fiS"rcs '" de:u ?o1''- Thlls "co
decorato "our nw rooster," orratetli b was far more beautiful
whether he moroly mentioned lho!thln his predecessor, and Mr.
"rooster" because ho imagined I Brewster, after keeping him shut
that his daughter would segard; "1 f11' :l f,w lJavs, turned him
the biid as beneath her noticVis ' hw :inncl whh :1 l)sir of on5
not"positively known, but, in view "'ec' spurs.
of tho fact that his daughter "be-, Tllat n5Sht the game-cock re
lieved tho proposal to bn made in i tlirn0,1 homo at t5lt) ho'd of a P'
perfectly good faith, and propaiod
to carry it into exception, .v may
feetlv irnod faith, and nronaiod!
'as3urae tlint he made it with n full
knowledge of what would follow.
The term "rooster" i, :is crr-ry ' wi, ll:ul not y'Ieii to the lasci
one know?, applied in tho New i nations of tho gallant Ponippiian
England dialect to tho male fowl j stranger. Furtliormore, lie had
of the chicken variety. Hr. i fought and killed thirty "roosters"
Brewster's poultry-yard at the
timo in question contained hut
two fowls tho new "rooster" and
a venerable lion and hence did
not yield a large daily crop of
eggs. Miss Brewster, in accord
ance with lier father's wishes,
caught the ''rooster," nnd-binding
him firmly, &o as to prevent him
from struggling, decorated him
with admirable taste. Her first
operation was to paint him a rich
dark blue as a background. Upon
this she spread designs in white or
o-old such us golden head-, of
pearance of that fowl when com-'
! pk-ted would have drawn tears
of admiration from the most hard-
oned naturalist, ne was simply
magnificent, and when he survey
ed himself it) a mirror thoughtfully
provided for the purpose, he ex
pressed his own appreciation of
Miss Brewster's work by a tiium-
phanl crow.
The bird when turned looso in I
..
the yard soon became the subject
. . , , . .. ..
of unrestrained admiration on tn
part of the hens o' tho vicinity,!
who came to the fence and, peer-1
ng through at him, remarked to
one another in a cackle too plain
to be misunderstood, "Isn't he
just too. too, too. too utterly
utter?"' Noticing their admiring
glances.the decorated fowlflowover
the fence and stiolled down the
street, followed by hi- enthusias
tic admirers. lie leturncd at d.uk
in company with twenty-seven
hens, all of whom lrid evidently
sworn to follow him to tho end of
the world. Tho hens occupied
the Brewster woodshed during the
night, and on the next morning
laid two dozen eg.- in various
available localities on the Brew-
ster premises,
In the coutse of the day the
owners of the hens appeared and
carried them away, but before,
nio-ht the decorated -'rooster" went
forth and brought back a new
harem of thirty-four fascinated
hens, all of whom furnished the
Brewster household with eggs on
the next morning. Onco more
the neighbois came for their mis
sing hens, and having discovered
that tho decorated Brewster fowl
was irresistible in the eves of the
females of his species, no ies tlwn
. J .
five, leadinu citizens induced their
.daughters to follow tho example
' '
of Miss Brewster and to provide
thAT P-"1' with h!" ,,ml KU1
"roo3tcrs."
The no iivals of the oiiginal
decorated "rooster" were suffi
ciently gorgeous to retain the al
legiance of tiieir haiems. and
three of them challenged him to
single combat and whipped him
so thoroughly that the discouraged
bird persistently remained at
cession of three hundred anr
nd
cloven hens. In fact, it vvnsafter
vvflrd learned, there were- not mx
hens left in the v.lioiu towiibhip
who lud rashly ventured to de
fend their marital rights, and
among the dead wera the five
decorated '"roosters," the work of
tho pious daughters of West
Middlctown. Mr. Brewster now
reaps an average of a hundred
eggs every morning and though
the neighbors constantly come and
talco away their hens, the Pompeii
an gatne.-cock never fails to lure
grain, golden grasshoppers, pure i properly directed, bo made u I jsew ilme aiHi first cass m it, a
white lil.es and arabesque, of source of much profit to" intelli- CS bStp&
miii'Med colit and white. The np-1 sent and upright, men. 11', II. ! worth. Hooms by the day, week or
them away from their duty a few
hours later.
Thus we see that woman's
fondues- for decoration may, if
Aldcn
A Toilet Xnacury.
fcOZODOXT is a luxury :u well ;n a
necessity. Placed vhere it should al
ways lie upon the toilet, it adorns it, ami
gratifies the taste and mhm?s. It sends
out a delicious perfume, and jlve
pleimue and health to its iwrs.
Tin- "Vrrlil) Astorinn
Is a mammoth sheet, double the
size of the Daily. It i- just the p.i-,
o.'1-fort he liresiue. ceiitaiiiini: m auiii-
tionloall tho current news, choice mi-r-
ceimnv. ii;iii:uilui.ii ui.un.-i, iii.tutt-t ic-
port-,, etc' It is furnished to sitiyle sub-
-rihers at S2 OOporyeai in ailmare.
" .
War! War! War!
WaU.r fr0t onerPa free, to nuj person
.n,
to imiiU tills ciiy. ii e navu one sio:e in
running order at present. Quite a sii'iu
ber have alreadv located homes in Illi
cit!, and et Uieio is loom. Sold nu
time to siiit purchasers. Iiocaled one'
L)tll ,f, ILHU1III-'II . .V tuitll .1111 I
lit!, on Toiuis's ba . .
.1 Willi v!i-i.N. Si:, j
Tloll:ii- ! Itollieru!! JSniliei-t! ! 1 1
Are j ou disturbed at nhiht ami broken
of jour re-t bva sick child suiTeruu?
and crying with the excruciating pain
of tutting teeth'.' If 4,), go at once ami
get a bottle of .Mr:'. WiiislowV No!hing
Svnip, il will relieve tiiopoor littlw Mil
fertr immediately depend upon It:
theie is no mistake about it. 'li.'-re is
not a mother on earth vho has eer
a-ud it. who will not ! 11 ou at irice
that it v ill legulate the bowels, and
give u-it to the mother, and relief and
health to tho eiiild.operatinsliko nt.istie.
If I. .l.f.Wltl, I. I Tl. I II 11.. ,t Oil I. I.kl
and plea-iiit to the tas'e, and is tin; pre
scription of one ot lite oldest and host
female physicians and nurses In the
United states.' Sold -everywhere. 25
eeuts a bottle.
Peiuviau Bittfrs.
Oinohoii llubiA.
The Count Cinchon was tho SjmuKIi
Viceroy m I'eru in liW. Tho Countess,
his wife, was prostrated by an intermit
tent fcer, from which she was freed b
the use ot the nathu iciiiedy, the l'eiu
vlan bail:, or. js il wus railed In the
language of the country, 'Quinquina.''
Grateful for her reeocry on her return
to Europe in IKS, she introduced the
remedy in Spain, where it was known
under various names, until Liiinnms
called it Cinchona, in lienor of the lady
who had brought them that which was
more precious than the gold of thu Jncais.
To this dav. after a lapse of two hun
dred and hfty years, science has sien
lis nothing to take its place. It effectu
allvcuresa morlild appetite for stimu
lants, by lestoring the natural tone of
the stomach. It attacks excessive hue
of liquor a ItdarMa feer.and cleslioys
both alike. The p-iweiful tunic irtuc
of the Cinchona is preserved in the
Peruvian Hitter-, which aie as effective
against malaria! feer to-il.i :m the-,
wrru in th.e dinn of the old Sp:mi-li
Vieeioys. We guarantee thu ingredi
ents ot tueso iniiers to do ao-oiaieij
pure, and of the best kuown quality.
A trial will salisf you that this N the
best bitter in the world. 'Tiieino"f of
the pudding is in the eatim:," uml we
willing! abide thu test. For sale by
all druggist-, Krocers and 1 uivor dealei s.
Older ft. l.oeb& Co., agents for Astoria.
Thu latent eut: Indies arnpt Jewel
ry, lit AdlerV. A-k to be show n 1 1.
All fishermen should kce: diy foot;
lodo that Ret jour limits at I. J. Ar
voldS. He will suit jmiin prlci-. Sn
advcitisctiiortt. Tliiei'.scowlo.nU of drj fir, sprm-o
limbs, nnd bark, jn-,1 ivvie.l nnd for
sale nt Gray's doc
viz.
Call and examine tliiv-eb.diy wimons
at the City book store.
1'. .1. Guodin.tn, on Cliciiniiith stroit.
has just received tho latest and mo-t
fashionable stylo of dents an I ladies
booli.bhoc-i.Pti'. Agent in Astmia for
the famous Moirovv shoes.
tiTERS
1'or a qiurtcr of a century or more Ho-act-tcr's
stoin.ieii Ilittors has been tho relgnim;
specific for Indlsestlcn. dyspepsia, fcvei ami
ague, lo or 'ihy-stal stamina, liver com
plaint and otlier disoiders, and lias been
most emphatically endorsed by medical
men as a health and strength rcstonitiv e. it
counteracts a tendency to premature decay,
and sustain and comforts the aged aud ln-
11 m.
Tor sale bv all Dmssists an-1 Dealers
generally.
tt " CELEBRATED 'l
Fnrinm.ri Kooraa toj let
At Mrs. Munson's lodging hoase.
.Vrj'isroni
"Uxlcius House,
land. Orcsron.
Vovt-
Don't Dip in the House.
Ask di assists, for 'Mtonch on Hats." It
clears out rat. mice, bedhuss, roaches,
eriiim. Hies, ants, insect?. l." per box.
for Rent
A eii;nr stand: tho fixtures are for
i.ile. f miiiirc of V. II. Vox, Slain street.
HoiiniH to Rent.
An one who wants iCnicely furnished
room in a pleasant locality can be ac
commodated at Sirs. Denny Curran's,
near the Coupe-Rational church.
hliei-mnu Itros. Express
Will receive orders at the store of 1.
W. Case for upper Astoria or any other
part ot the city. Leave your orders en
the slate nnd tlie will be promptiv at
tended to.
Notion-
,1'lie Astoiia Shirt and Oil Clothing
- -- . -- - -. v. ,. - ..... . . v u"w .
O'Urien'.s Hotel. Persons wishing pood
oil e!i!liinsr to krep them dry will please
call.
Take Police.
On alter this date, an additional 10
cents per cord will be charged on all
orders lor sawed wood not accompanied
by the cn-h,it Grays wood vard. .Itilv
1st. isfil
Camri'li of t lit Ulartder.
Mhittlng, sir.arlins, irritation ot tho
utimiry passage-, diseased discharges,
cured l- Uiiehupaiba. 1, at drusgist'.
Oivgon Depot, DA VIS ,t CO., Portland,
Oiegoii.
To Hip Ladies.
Dies-siuaklng mall its braucho; neat
and iea-onab!e, ?t Mrs. Denny Currans.
Cass street, near t 'ongregational Church.
llr:iin iiml Xoni".
Wells' Health Kcnewcr, greatest rein
ed on earth tor impotence, leanness,
-exuni debilitv, etc., l, at druggists.
Oregon Depot. DAVIS & CO.. Portland,
Oregon.
Xotlce.
lei- cruain, lci cream, at ltoscoeVI rc
frL'.shment tuloon, Saturday anil Sun
day cvi'iilnas. Ocfidcnt block.
5y t'siv"r(,i:l Acooril.
Avr.ns CATiiAr.TicPiLLsarotho best
of all pursalie for family use. They
are tho piodutt ot Ion?, laborious, and
successful ebcmiiv.l investij;alion, and
tiieir intensive, use uy pnysieians in
their practice, and by nil civilized na
tions, pnnc-i them tin best and most cf
lortiial pmyatiw Till that medical sel
rac can devise. In intrinsic value and
enratiu- povriTi no other Tills can bo
comp.w-t with tin m, and every person,
knov.'w;. lli'-ii litucs. employ
tliein, tthvn nivdl. They keep tho
systeiii in pr feet ortler.and maintain in
healtln Action the whole machinery of
life. MiM. searching and effectual, they
are cspcciallj mlapted to the needs of
the digestive apparatus, derangements
of iv Inch tltt' prevent and cure, if
timely taken. They are the best and
safe-it phy-iie to employ for children and
weakend constitutions, where a mild
and effectual e.". thru tic is requii-etl.
Toil JiALK UV ALT. UnALEH1?.
Zf, .vii cui?ensoi urecon vvno uesiro
to inform tholrfi iends in the states of
the conditio!! and irivre.s-othis state.
can nave inunort-complete nndcompre-
nen-.uo voiinn.' oi laeisio senu mem
than by siib-iciihhiK for this journal,
andhavinu in mall it weekly to their
frleiuU. We nriil it n3 diiected. For
," flu in advance, we mall threo copies
oi tin. ukki.v .YsroniAN one year.
Mlf-CKLLANEOUS.
HOSPITAL,
ASTORIA, - - OKEOON
fjiiiis iNsiinrnoN. lnucu cake of
JL tne Mttei of riianty, l now rondy for
tllil j-"is,plmil of pRt'tlltS.
i'rt.'tc rooms for the accommodation of
iuvib-iiriii';llieiii.
lVtlents .utmlttiil .xi iill hours. day or nlnht.
No plij.-iri.ni ii.ii ii-iuilvo risiit. ecrv
Piitirnt U tre to and has tho privilege of
enip'ovlusuU piiv-i'tsn the pnfer.
t'nlti'd Mali-t Marine,
Seiuiicnuho j,.i Ile.pltnt Dnes.arp entf
t't.l to rn-ee.ire aud alruudance at thlHos
pital i1liiiiks..',c1!-.s. Permit-! must bt ob
i u.ie.' ! jx rmit-d .Suie Jlarlnes at the Ciu
torn H'llW.
ISTEI1S Or CHARITV
2,- SI. Or. SBtfEJS:,
I mprrler and V hnlesnlc dealer in
Cigars and Tobacco, Smoker's Ar
ticles, Playing Cards, Cut
lery, Etc., Etc.,
Tlie lars;.";! and finest stock of lleerschnum
and Amber coods in tho clt. I'artieuUr at
tention paid to orders Iiom Uin countrj" cud
vessels.
Chfiir.imis street, Astoiia, Oregon.
TIIEO. I'. RACltKIt. aianager
A.G. STINSON &C0..
BLACKSM1THING.
At Capt. Itosera old stand, comer of Gas
and Court Streets. ,
Ship and Cannery work. Iloi-seshocins.
Waxons mad-j and repaired, (lood work
guaranteed.
MISCELtANECiUS,- --
S. ARNDT & "JPERCHEN,
ASTORIA. - OREGON''.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
BLACKSMITn
SH0P4i
AM)
Boiler Shop
All kinds of
ENGINE, CANNERY,
AJTC)
STEAMBOAT WORK
Vromptly attended to.
A specialty made of repairing
CANNERY DIES,
FOOT OF LAFAYETTE STREET.
ASTORIA IRONWORKS.
liKSTftx Stbket, Soxk Paiikks House,
ASTORIA. - ORWJOX,
GENERAL MAGHiNISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
LANDf JHARIKB BMIIKB8
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
Ol'ull Deserlptlons matte to Order
at Short Xotire.
A. D. Wars, rresident.
J. O. II C3TLKK, Secretary.
l.Vi. Cask, Tivdsurei-.
Jon:," Kpx, SuperlniPDiltDt.
WILLIAM EDGAK,
Corner Main and ChenaansStroolj.
ASTO'.itA OBKrtON.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
Tie Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCEFJS &. SONS
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND WE GENUINE WOSTENfiOLM
and other Kaslisa Cutlory.
statso jstsEirsr I
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine lileershaum PipeB, etc
tin. stock ot
W'ftt elii's hhi! .Tnnclry, JJiizli nnd
lii-m-eU I.oaiilii;; f.hol Uuai nutl
sullen. !U vol vera. IMhloIs.
mid Amnmnition
HABiarE
liLASHEH.
ALSO A FIMK
Assortment of ffjiB Sl'KCTACLEScnd EYE
lluSSES.
MAGNUS C. CROSBY,
Dealer In
HARBWABE', IRON,' STEEL,
Iron j?lpe and Fittings,
Men .anfl Steam fitters
Goods and Tools,
SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD
SHEET IRON TIN ANDHJOPPER,
liens Supplies
Stoves, Tin Ware and House
Furnishing Goods.
J0381NQ IN SHEET IRON, TIN. COP-
PER PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING
Done with neatness and dispatch.
None but f!r,t cl.i3 workmen employed.
A lirgo assortment of
SCALE?
Constantly on fund
GLEANING and REPAIRING
NEAT. CHEAP A'D QUICK. RY
uEonur, iiOVETT,
Main Street, opposite '. fjibs.
2?mgfo.
ca?--r.
f.si'fxanm'mrj
.1 tu,(rTf -ftiti:.
iivjAiian j.upuxwt'
AUCTIONEER, COMJOBSroK ANIJ
TE. J. C SHAFTEfi,
PnTBICIAX and SCKCEOX.
(nECTrlCnEK ABIT,)
Diseases or the Throat a Specialty.
OtBco over Conn's Drag Store.
J)R. C. C. CLASS,
riTV'SICIAK AND SOTSGEOX.
Office, over A. V. Allen's Store, .
ASTORIA, - OBBOOK.
TCI D. WISTOS.
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Ofnco In C. L. Patfcert building, on Bentoa
steeet, oppofite.Custoia uouse,
ASTORIA, - - - OREGON.
TAX TTTXIJE, M. .
PIIT3ICIANAND SUBGEOH;
Omen-Over the White-"Hotae Store.
KramcscK OTerElberson's Bakerr. op
posite Barth e Myers' Saloon.
"P P. HKJKS.
"BNTIST,
ASTORIA. - - - OSEOttif,
llooms lu AllruS bnlldlns up stairs, career
ol Ca- and qelnoclllo street?.
j Q. A. I50WLBY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Chonamus Street. - ASTORIA. OBEGOS
Q . TtMi A CO.,
DCAttS IX
Doom, y tuilows, Blind. Xe
soma, Lumber, Etc.
All Mud of Oak Lumber, Okws. BOAJ Ma
teria, etc.
Turning and Bracket Work
A SPECIALTY.
Stem Aim near Weston hotel. Oar. Qtu'
eTlreoa,lAstorstrefts. ,
OITY
BOOK STORE.
We are constant!? receiving new addition
to oar stock andlma the finest and
largest sssortment of variety
eoofli Initio dtr.
Combs, Brushes,.,
Stationery, Frames
Celluloid Goods.
Allourgoodj aro marked to plain Ctforea
Call and eanvlne q-oahty and note prices.
CHAS. STEVENS &SON
HVEXiS. DERBY,
PBitCTtflS
New and Choice
MILLINERY,
Desirea to call tha attention of the ladles ox
Astoria to the fact that she has reared
a larse tuuortmont ot th
LATEST STYIJJ8 Of
Hats, Bonnets, Trimmings,
AND
FVfikXffCir GOODS.
Corner Mala nndSquemoqhB Streets.
GOLDEN SHOE STORE.
I have opened a
NEW BOOT and SHOE STORE
On tho Hondway,
Opprwlto ttic 0. I!. &. NrCompn's Dot.
I mil prepared to do
f CI,A KM WOBKIm ray ttao
My stock li larce and new and very nice ;
nt anv slj !o you all shall haYe jour choice.
If on the shelves voir find none thatirtl! do.
ouw have ihwnMAOKat tho Golden8hoe
I. J. AP.VOM).
i'iiini;ii brewep,
J. STl! Vl'MS, - - AEST.
l now ready tc supply tho puWie wttli the
Celebrated Chicago Beer
In tiny quantity m suit. I hare nVji tfa
Cclc4irnlrt Cfalcasv Her In BoUlri.
ThIeh Is now very popular aaoa5,"irit Iftral
lies and saloorp." . . ,
rieirw send In your orders aad they U1
have my to attention. J-CTRlC83i
AstoriaLprecou.
Axent for Oregon and wash. Ter
yai. HOWB,
BOAT builder;
AT THE OLD STAND, GRAY'S BUILDING
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