The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, April 23, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLV I T - hc ;tx1u sls.vfcm, noijDii?T5 ??? AaToftfA. oiiken: m-z-r , ,' &VNDAH..: bruSlio:. A 'yyi- ......... I.'.. APJJ1L 23, ISSi TR..TT77" TSITTSDTr 7Tni'TWri "'T!( f 7""" ""-" nwjv.Liinj. (Jlonjay L'.cltodi, l. tP. HALLOKAN i: COUP ANY, J'l'BUMIKKS ASD l'llOWinTOKS. littmun ISiuIdiinj, Cuss'Shed. JI Terms of. Subscription : ;!pK'; T', Ly pAmcr.'iUt vejsL. ............25 Cents aaMiiliMlt.!F mail'. f.-nrjcbnthS, i. 53 W ' ' i Wk U wifl, .r.o yoar...?...i.... , a W AZfcu:cI I'.-stuio to subscribers. t- al " "SiJTsu U.T.-' ., - Adx ertuoments inserts. by tho roar m liC -uto of SI 3) ixr nisro por la&clh. I a -.s-.-jraiwcQt.aaiorlisins.by tliodsy or week, jfty corns per square for oiicliinssriion. --, es is- 1IIK IJVWV AJTiUSIAN lrf(i ttid llsf 'tt WviIJtiJjt aui'WJh.frri'iif i't tour, J.Yjirf nv. irto ciniUEijJa'l aietuc fi jm (it Wi'm rc.i i: M'TU! AVSTOIITAX olluir fcri. 1UTI.Y , f Wjyti, xMIon f.i am; liat-lVici:ii7i icci I i !', Vif;!j4fq!M piyUM .libit ciuex Biaj 7-r t'f ciMnlitM To-tm, ' ' h'AS tf.X-i j' Poor weather to see the comet. Th'o'Iirifish. ship Dnka, of ATicr- 1 "litA corn, armed dow n yssf crda evening. A, bill lias passed holh houses coil. "stttntpig'Y.aquiiia'bay s, port of eut.y. t',A3iitA fThfi.s4lmontiuii thus fnr,hns been ' exceedingly light. Sixty cents is x.iiiL je -r ! i Qapt. 'John A. Kress will make lha,al!jiual iuBpecticni of Foit Stevens. .v.iuiv.viH .Tno Tregon came down in good j.jJJfJSilsoii 'yegtoiday morning aiid went don n toithp bar ut 1.30 p. v. ' - . i i .- ioAJiT"r'l0stcanur Stnto "f CaKoinia arrived i'l from San Francisco x ester &S 502t'rfjSh,on!S!li! halaatjiijny03- the San Stcfano got soiae niort' n ."idUfjfs-WAn PoflKnd on ypstcid iy's K?ml3?i(?tJn5 'IV.rtliiaWjn't-il.lc liid thcin ,, jn cha rU Will O'.iJ -ritHMi. fhe'SanStefami cleared yosterd.iy ati(ri?4lAj had !t cfer.' 'could go tosci. Jlicryai ?ccfa.i slnpi ijiii'; oat ;n , , , the stream in tUo aine (is. ThenS iv'IHis iltini' strice in lie Comivgjiiio:i u Chnrih to-div, mora- -iJl 1-riVi.a'Ui vmii itov. II It. iiiioiii's, JOg.Seahiif.'S-Uti,06rnm'o'e3 to the !-WiRrff?flTi(Ro(tiW?'-Vli.itate'mcr jyilA Kha'l1tlelilctl fi'go to the iecue -X.t. of.tlio'Col-Kn lias not yet been du-tcrinuicd. HojiPyinan ,& Co. ;:ct iho contract for l)"d'ii" the machinery for tho ' ' 'i1tfctltyat 1,'orLland wlll.hnild to use jjij. x -.-wn tlnr Wi"ainctte.' Their bid was naaA f-r?Johii Uriel ly's planing mill at "q Dinihirk js. for, sale. Thc first eck "ho lost a finder; the second v.ceh two fftugexs wentjitho third week the v. hole hnjniTvcnttjr, " 3eH51SUianniTei's?:y of the "TOrtrrtmof-death of Shahcspeaie will bo -1. J'c't-'iebratc'd by the Portland Philoso " iilncaliiQcely al the I.ronic H.dl in tithabity, (flliy. Ui-in-tlt must he a grand ihinj; to h.ivu y i'S.".?),'1 to 'll,p a rop-wity for yuatl honest wirfc iysnch an ad'ivMblo , 'liHMUutc for it tint vy fen can to" : f.t lutufuainmuuto. Iwtwcen tne lwi. .ttjAni T.r.) r.; iJllnThc liritisii ship Lani.' Ifal ;j TJl'JtojisjjinviH(lby Hcrin, Dunn & ast th mni .ni$al LiTBt'itoohns id'sclnvgin hi" atFlaxelsdocL. She hill hnd . salmon, from, Astoria disiuet. -iicd. . biui'iii.4, oi thj n- 3VVUvcr land oilice, reports that there X! H "J-Cjirfe.yflHu 'his land dUlucLabnut 400,- Pii'OOOrM Of variint' land subject to homestead, limbec cultiiru and ino- 9 TH" Qiiwn caUicg -rf vmtiw1cs Dirwin, the noted cien RiaraM iftistv! .wJofi rVrorhs on "Evolution," vnd-i'rS1"1 ?(!lottl6n' and, the "Sur- 50 J i -rfiTnI of the Fittest rhao caused such i (n" comment in the world of lelti-ra for t-yff Mtba.last twenty-three jears, djejl (in ,.,iw intfoVi'lasi'Tlinrsday. 3S St tEfegsiffii. ofSrOQOli vs been appio priated to- defray tho expenses of a board of engineers who will come out .YfiJT.ih-e this sKiJ6tftr)to examine the bar "at the mouth of the liver and report time for the December session of Con nlrfss, Biijthat an appropriation cln . ,tlien bo,inade;n time for eaily sprin" vroik, the next scsfion expiring on V.VM.ch5a" At a ca"eI meeting of tho various .aaA3ia.stibf tiife.'Jfad Arnkysifc tho Re public, held in Portland 1 nt Wednes Tf Ai' i'eniitj, it t'a's determined that '' Decoration Day' the r.Olh of next M;i"inntlI I," duly celebrated, and all posts of -tlio.GraudArmy, ex-soldicr3 part therein. The committee UillineVJ; Our Knlinnti ami Thrir TTp.nf!!? Ed. Astokia.?.: T:i a 'ehcVaVway the public school system is tho most lauded institution in tho land, but when we como down to tho le el of business and consider how much "slock"' a sinlo com munity takes in its own school, wo find too often that no other interest is so neglected and belittled. The school is a business institution and should be managed and supported on business principles. Will it pay ? Vcs. It is not a matter of philanthropy, merely, though it must be admitted that some people seem to reg.ird the school ery much as they do the poor-house a hind of " neces3'- ev;i." The wise business ms'i knows that to ci?y on any k;id of business sue cessfully, he unlit use money and use it wisely. lie knows tho difference petucen usin money and spcnd;'ig it. Ho demands a good location; he adveittecs; he "fits up." lie knows that go d advantage.and facilities will pay, and pi he allies success he will provide fot a11 the needs incident to the business. What would you think of tho man that would go into tho hotel busings 1ft a warehouse with no other fixtures than a few bedstead j, tables and cha'rs? plight not a filst-chiss cook to tncdvp; -a success of that business .' Schoo's ate cni.ed on in tint way sometimes, and I'veibody expects th teacher to succeed. The location, the plan and the furnishings of a school ought to be as carefully attended to as tho-o of a hotel; because in the one strangers must occasionally stay over inght, while in the other our own cliildieiranil tho future citiVcns of our community must liie avnl glow, physically, mentally and moially. What people demand and what they need aie Hwi dWfeieut lliug-i. A'l agieetlut gjmd teathen are esaontial to a good scheol; jet lion difl'eientare people's ide is as tr what is a jjood teacher' lli-wnik cannot bo nieTis ured like tint "of the bui'der. His best work is apt be the least con spicuous, his greatest success, becomes :i,ip.vent onl after the lapse of time. If jou would know who h the tinlj' vaccttsful teacher, examine the im picvious he has undo upon the mind: of his grown up pupils. Tho likes or dishkvs of the piesent .nnj signify ljtlle, but of gicit si.iilicaiice is the character nf the leniembranco which the fotaur puji"' holds concerning h's fprmer teacher. There are few offices o difficult to fi", ripiu"igsnch a pice adjustment of qualities, both natural and acijirred. Tho teacher lcquiresa dozen talents for his office wl"le in many another- position a man can " pos3 muster " on fewer talents and bo mora seceie, moro respected and better p"aid. We need good men and women in our schools and it is well to note the fact that the best men and women are constantly forsa"king the teachers office because they can do better. .Hut many disticls a-e conrng to the front and a'o wi,,:ii!i to pav leasonable salaries for the sei vices of oxpciienc ed teachers. .Some distinct i are even wiping to pij' to women what their sen.ees ve actuary wotili. JFiny d:stiicts arc prov.di'ig gfod school buildings and school appliances. Tilany aie applying ;n the scliool? the pr"iciple of the division of labor, and so tho schoo's are graded, end better woik ii done. A few aro tak;,ig iiced to the fscLth it oaielh;iig' nunc th in book leaui'ng is to be dev-cd. Tho school premises aro suitably iinpioed .Hid the Be uify World finds a pi ice even ;,ide the seluol premises. The cnstoni.ry apporrance of desolation and neglect ceases to offend the eve. Vandalisiiiaiid i addicts .ve place to good manners and a prop?r respect tor persons and th'ngs. It is a"i to expect desiicd lcsulls unless suitable conditions are afforded. The school is a garden which needs something jnore than a gaidcner. The teacher will supply h'insclE with need ed books, etc., his salaiy permitting, but it is the dutj- of the pnp:l to pro vide the .uious k:nds of, apparatus which shoald belong to tveiy school. An unfurirshed school room is not better than any other unfurnished room. People, too often forget tint the schools.belong to them, and that thoy are responsible for the'7 condition and success. Everybody depends on some body and so the schools suffer neglect, notwithstanding the fact that the people are wi";ng to provide liberally for their suppoi i. AN agree that Asloih needs a school house. The next thing in order is to agree jLo tinitc the two districts. TJien can Astoria have what it needs, a good public" school. T. U. C. TJnTTise Policy. Four thousand Chinamen are on their way to Portland and Victoria, to be placed at work on the rai'roads.' It i3 far from creditable says the Oak1 land, Cal. Tribune, that an American raihoad company which gets enough from the gov ernment to pay for its propel ty, should import Chincso laborers because they can theroby have their work done moro cheaply than if they h'red workers in our own countiy. The subsidies of Congress arc bc'ng used to encourage the com ing of a separate race of liborers, to ultimately undermine those who aro now here. Jf nn'mading in the Noithwest were designed rs a peiaia nent affair, and not for the purpose of making a foilui e from thu conjunc tion, the po,;cy wou'd be. different. If thousands of white men were drawn to that section of the country, they would become pel aianent settlers and customeis of the loads for all time, paving back vastly more than the wages they would receive for then work in construction. Letting of Mail Routes At the lato lett;ng of mail contracts, sajs the Transcript, it w"" be remem bered that tho route from Olympia to Astoiia was not mentioned. Adver tisements for proposals for cat rj .'ng the mails on th's route and on othera which have not been contracted for have been sent to tho varions post mast us. This routo cai's for sei v Ice twice a week after the 1st of July next. Several new postnffics ai'o here after to be supplied with this mail, among thoni Damon, on Gray's har bor, and South Bend, Riverside and Woodwaid's landing, on Shoalwatcr bay. Tho distanco i3 20f nr'es. Pro posals to be received until'! v. M. A pi 51 2!)th, at Washington. The Dcnoument. School Statistics- Tho following is an extract from the,recordb oi-tSb-Coijnty Supt. for April 11- There'-"" aie eighteen school distffcts in" the county, niim- bered in their order from 1 to 18, being Astoria, 1st ward, Sldpanon. Condit's, Knapp3, Lower Lewis and hassled. fo;ni.a bixgooilcxiriieniers and lathers caai A't steady eniploanput anaojil vvRgi?s. jtumtiie.atlhkofjiiFe;. ",,.. . -- Nprisis -r--ri,c.-:3 : ; v: i "kii Theie .vill lv . iiniiw opening .ip ""ir?. l)eilixs on Wclned.iy and Timrh . lav, Vpnl iith .'.ml 27th. X-w ana yiopuia. siyies oi :.. -, uinci-v "n11- nlnrlr'a Tork Sfevnus W.sf..irt . '"lll'-N ' ': K Jewell, nnncr Astoria. Seaside. Ohiet-. t ' s-- - AiuiwnNary, Nnniberg's, upper Lewis and Clark's.! ifeiubei-of J'.eavcr iaxl&e JIo..""i, I. Mishawaka John Dav's tVo'" distncs - U.'r.andM.joej-iiinuhroJJieriiigoo.l jiiisaawaKa, .io.m..j two o''ic.sjstalujin;: ;ire o-iipftXpll f .ui-txKl -rty '"! - "l,r .i ,i"T... .JIM '..ji .Itiafi r .cr.W." t.: jt.T.a3a.ScvrrtiJ. I (L'o.l uVil c'.t.n iaiJUo-l ' of 358. The amount of comity school money ajtpoitiirtied iu Jlarch to the several disfjicti aggregates 8-!(StK; S5. ' II. K.il.K. Vr.dlii. t of tiitiM 'i.ue A. B..Cii3;-e urtjjn iittlc(JlL G'liLStiiif. i V--" Ladies thl-. reliable gentleman i . too. well known to aj ntiifli.'-vnrltssllnni live oi our leaning lamuiPA nave ileal: with liiui.niul he i iotlkeil uiiin:ts !,n leliable Lilt. r. .1. '.'oadiiMi', on ftiilamiu-.'lH'et, In-. ;ut niipiviMl -. .test ami most f.th.n.ublf -,: ,. , -j rits mid Jail io3 i .1 f; t :.. !..-..: j.. 0(tl,'-i,.'IOrK. !( -'.rill'UT JVSU'1,) on thefailioiw Slcrtnw -.tine-.?. MISlLlfKO j I will remain at tin!, l'-irker lIw'T AMoria, until Jlay "d. .1. In v. ( hawiiur machine lcpanet.i P. K. McDouough, sliiiicarpculei.op n maker and caulkei. All outers will be piomptly attended to. Kesidem e. ocei-i Aio one wishing plain .eviiivg done can lie accommodated hv npplxing .if Mis. llepbnrnj;,oer the Citv hook stoie. J .t Croupj.Whooping Cough ami 1'ron chltis Immediately ivlieed In Sln'oh's Cine. Soldi) W.E. Dement." ComiexV! Lir.nir.'s "Lini-ni l5t:i.r Ai) Tokiq Ixvinoii.vrei: iinpaitj strength to body and mind. Till.'- no o7icr. Ofdrnggists. Capt. Josuph Sloan has received a telegram from P.looniingiou, l'l., iu foi icing him that his daughter Nellie had aniied theie in safety and was with her uncle, Mr. Lichtenthaler. The fcoundrcl Lawrence has, wo learn, again telegraphed and written to the lady he deserted, imploring her to ip join him and stating that " he can't live without her." lf.such J the caso ho appeals to be bkely to meet a fate he so richly deseives, as she has placed thcrconMiiunicatioii in the hands of her counsel, Mr. Woodwoith, with in structions to i"foifii Lawrence that he must cease h's impouuuitics ps she win havo nothing to do with him. So the best tlrng ho can do is to " go off and die." Stanlaid. Card of Thanks. Call and examine those b.ibv w agons at the City hook stoi e. Like oil upon troubled vvatei-s is 1Iai.ii IIoxi:v OP IIOKI.IKIUM) AMI Tai: upon a cold. PikeS Tooth vein: uitors rure in one minute. --Tiie '-Alwavs liandv" toveinnc Shelves at.Iolm A. Montj;oiuer's. What Is bo.ant's clrtcfest eh.um -Melting ecs or lnschud lips. Plowing tieises, form ot giace" Xo; fine teeth tliese charms ei lijoe. Andthcii sine pieservei is tfOZODOXT. best dentulir e. Frank Fabie lias nvteis in ever t le. Stew and panoaasls a spcnaltv Fresh carameks ovDl "da.v at Hie As toria candx factory. Main ittiect. Those vviitmdesks-ftt Ow Cilv book T-toreare the,betjn Ihonlj. 'li.ej are Mimetliing nice. and duiable. and jasl what most oung ladles would appreu ntu from thiiigiver. , lee cieam at Frank 'PatuoN next Saturday and &(ilfi.if r .' All fUliprmeii sTiniilill.p.ii ih Tci'l to do that uet voiirboiU at I. .1. Ai- l '.1 BIESI'S, YOUTHS' JfflS BOYS', FJLN naE$s Stlit. KOMXXXTAFF JTd'TSlA . in the I.ali,4i';li - !ioa,riri.l-ClAo. LfiCof i i ! i GENT8;- FUBHISHifiG- GOODS! YilC Custom Jlcp utliirnt cnib.-aces Hie xrn-e-r I'iiHrttis rn T'irin'iis, cAhSJ MKIti.s, WlJI.srPlWi fte. 'Kin's matlCto o.iU'i 111 li;i, , S iwiSL (gdBpO0IER, GJERALpSIEfiGHAIfBKErjs s.jUiUJi. drt'ii':nt- JC3fI? .KItl SfK -t ,- i 'J Hi Tft"U .uioa rti ?jj?. t iT.JO? EES Zw4$.a'. anthsaa j , --" L - . . i la :eiib vi ELviiffiznnV &?i3.j$si. a1-ssyxsm-Ji J ". i rTrl.lttttlbiUJ tA w 'a I 1 oliOlf mjesW 1 iial. nno's. -. j-P Jd -a oaanl Bvcit) m.onq'vsi'ii ;pgfws cab qma za MfMiafftsU jftnaj-jeosB WTOJtttS J CQAtZfJ oeing oacK l ixusppa, sum aioua. (jneet amic ioo.i;e loom ;viji y eunvua, .. - - eo,i- a caojta g tg sj ytyiffJi B. ... .1 (:!. T wrj . .r ....-.. t w.oi.- ,.t in . 'Mrrrz 5-v ' m win . . ran bii ir 2d ward. Thcionrollfil chidren of LVAV "VV :"",-"."'V"rA? tXi1.":.:. - 'SUfi&JI eMm.n llMi school ago iir'tho county, of which le!:oxvs.hui Kv.;jit).u by tndel V.'O. - - rT, 'JllmA i k nXcirtqy number .K52 ere lewdeuts . f Ast.nari .--;' , ; ' &?-" .-3drr u;a J,:s tosJ?itf5 ctctt! ' n Evoa tXKN'UUlk of these 90liheie aril f.32 eij-o'led. n leanT get alonftbou?1t. 1'rriW- " " 0. &&.. " ,ut " il. o, li....l'ww:;uri-Stit,1::,Tr7 !in,. r'iu:il,',,'5eoi:rliosi44HvXSjli ba&kele-flt -3,..' ,,.,r :i jtsA any'saoB ei aaWO .&' there isV Average. M& iiUendanco " ' , . . ,1S&513agg Mevm As 'sftiii jjj.w their. :trcne ----7-, - ."?ru "rA"j x." ......m- erowilu! xvuh lu-xdrrHt-J. altma.iiful.ii " " K D"-i t vr iT .o ?A65ai a plain iigm. - -T-. t-szs 5- TmT.lSZLtoaRr X yOT2E.,S9'ffl 3 'Bii7 S son tVio moM . i$h lilrH,.M Ht4 S 2lT Jtiti Q IKs Sl4 Tc.sa-iS(HaHllfiiKiy1 a ii.na tlilil z?l bnttnoT moil 511,2: Sft.T H) nnjx& anlDa A. IV t no:njtM51.9 tT- C . tr.'iii.i-ru(trts.0Ciissrt "Jon" " Uld.T hstu f13KiliijBi iJ-laolI .1 (! s sS C"Dl. lr(W isoll Z&l iA jtmolnTt h 5::j:t53:54iji;3i::s3isvsfyjjjc!:aai-s,i3s:5;!52 I rnojgaull It i! Hill oirirll ? jl .A ttltca VT rianojjH .abDut-therilimM May II tuLlaotriavia coit 1 tn j, cmHcifT I cVS 1 r e.lasi W.f Lnaa ti ? -J naoaoO esiuaI. 'I O HJJaOuiji.l 'W id iU null O 5ojt IlnjiuPI.! i.'wi:.' on j J ill otiTS-jJl I '1 .rSialiir -sol CiO,cc shoJcA 6CS tJ:Jor 't Jv.i. 15K ivjkiSejthijO oT TI - ti-ii3niA tcoaTX r i-nV Jlr.Y 179'. BTI nolA I i!3i!t ifoY a"i OH nlfW i i B. A. HcTiilosii -' ' Alerrhnat Tailo? ClotUhr andlfoUe, OCCIDCST m,QClC i void's, lie -will suit joitut price. advertisement. s-e The underaigucd tako this method of thanking Messrs. J. W. & V. Cooke, of Clifton, Oregon, in taking charge of and having tho body of tho late Michael Galooxo brought down foi but ail in Asteria: A NTOIJf F. A D X.M iPl'LE, and his friends and countr men. Coal Mine. Messrs. Ive'leher and Lucey, who have a well-defined vein of coal near Mishawaka, aie ;n town with .1 Mew to placing some of their stock on the market- The name of tho company is "The Finest IliH Mining Company." It was incorpoiated December P.). 1881. Methodist chinch sei vices at 11 o'clock v. xi. and 7:30 r. m. by the pastor. Sunday school at noon. Chapla'n McCormac is bidding seivicis al luiapp.a today. There will be no services on shipboaid to- i-y. , Pres.bjleii.au church, preaching by tho p?tor in the Baptist church fat 11 a. M and 7:30 r. xr. Sunday l wool at noon. Religions set vice at Y. M. C. A.'s room at a quarter to 3 this after.iOQli. Singing from Moody and SmEoy's gospel bjnins. Cordial invitation to all. SInloh C'ougUaiid XSm-iittiiiition Cure is srtld by J1V on jfurautcc. It cures consumption, Snhr to'W. 1". Ie- menr. . Tlneescow loids of diy lii,spii'ee limbs, and bark, just lcitivul and loi sale at (Uay't. dock. A'an Dusen & Co. have just nveiviil n tine lot ot hats of the latest stvles and patterns. Mailame Kushman ixxlll Instinct ladies and gentlemen how to eaie fm their ownti.et. Corns eradicated foi one dollai. ' Cli.as. Meveirs-nutlSon b.ivea .lock of mouldings and moulders to.ils whieh can he bought cheap for iah lo 1 lo e out tint branch of thpbiisim-. i - t "V-- TTie'largcst stoct lif Btan! Bbohs and Sthtiorery 1 iit vvtrj ileseni'titni. viiiuii ru'vs, mir.ifj, ivciical V.'orf.s. AlbiiiiianT. i.v.r.l ivm. ." -SSos) i!W 1'rf shies -v IrJl and t'tiinii'ete sySTpi-rt si. 1 K ef even ttmr. 'nsirtllv 1 fV.-llfc II. . ..ell IUU l.t 11 1..MJIV Also, ne.'.s depot and .'ioncj, for exeij paiun and lieiKiriictilp'iulIsliii. ' Store. Gnfl Adlei'a Ifiusic 2toie -s. &-??n r iC&T'-W vtz?" ?x,ra'jjjjs . "--wmwxq; n J ra iZzZZ mm V.XJ ' -- - UP In- fMlGTto; bdr;:fcpT.6timis to Tl'.t TT. b JOT ..... ..,.'. f. .,. . .. ,.r, - - - - .- Ma UJttp 4111 l f-T-l USHfl itrtVtlrA ivmsssmm ses 1 liizM JioY wsl tX da cA fjrtjcC OcO.t" JLhtor m.& l.:Jiu s) .T 'A tnit imoiznavjQ oT-1 V'Srlffl a?ai JjsscottSa' LIHAf .(tin ' 1 1 in riif "ai'irt .s4 '8 U-C ZJ)1 03 31- SOI ItC IB I III.!1 ro b. ...cc ...ts s: Tol-aSh Cjipmers myim Ms of C'rtn inirvia5'4,'''n"V'v'S' oT- s: w: Jt c te t re Vif".! 7 VA newt rMAft'i'l mint . '; rh- .MR IC VS .Tira',.ii.Cv) i'l U,Hitl . (i:tAH')ui:tr.T, .0 ,.,. -i pi! avia."i(: ' ,X.VJ jMi'fN'J.IIiJtrllvP - sarvKr-i- $R. MSYSS t . I .-m r'-i..j - -1 .4 VV- S rC Hr4' ----!Vi. 'i.rffr'.41- fc rwUUU.'l "t sn i4-fA.o4r . nan. rtT VniiV. th; r-jii Jr.t'MjC tT- t SS3S33aii3ltaaafl8K.3ir iiA ! , u. I W-1 JJ ili-OT" s- ri fi.bi.oK 'i.liitf mj! . . .- ifi-oT t-b&..r di'b -. -.- -iir i-v m -a jirropr ietor. ASTORIA,, , - - OVyi:GQtf',v-!'s'ial r. -I ; nrl ;-:t Ir ' .. i t 1 Kii'JlX.' Mnf nitt,? '-. ?al rDS5iv:3SKr,3? -TtKiinriTTi-iv 5fflx..v?.TTftT.vAr.ft-i,rotiftwcr..,iA LeGsXuities"''"' " --' 3fo-Contd"pSt Gallon BojHtediecox.itrJ-iis'iiii (,V, - .1- wJ.J-GO-per..Dozen 1 ' 1 1 1 i 1 ,. 1 ' ' '- - . - Cl'.i . rt.-.v 1 ry Music foi the maun, oi 'in, llnli violin. guitar, cornet, aecoidiou, n.tnj'i. lire. concertina and oiner nisiiiniipui.s just lvceired at AdlOr's l.iusie Moie. Shllorfs A"ifali?pr is vh it on need for Constiualioii, I.0s5 of Aiilietif.', D.i- 7inessiiutl all sinptoius ct isjviiMa. rnci" lllanii 1.1 eolits tr aoine s..iii bv W. K. Demwit. it I , M Chas. Stevens & S-ui havo loi ,al., and aie agents for the new .Miii 1 sew ing niacliine- A large consigiiMi. nt nf ihh h.-t bland KedCn) oal Oil jtist ictelviil at .Inn. ltodgei.V, Cential Maiki t. Catarrh eiued, health apd sw.st bieath seemed by bhiloir. Catarili !!efa edy. Price T.U cents. Mas.il Injeefoi fiee. Fo'r sale by W. E. Oemcnt. j " j- " Will von suffer with Dispcpsia and Liver ConiplaifitS "ShiIoh".s'Vnalirer is gnaranteea tri eiirc.ynu.jfStfuld b W. K. Pianos and Organs or i'l miles .soiisianllv mi liaiiil. Vlso ,. fullstoilsOf t ) VIOLINS. UULTAUS. KAN.IOS, AC- COltDI.ONh. f()NOi;r.TIXAS, IIAKMOMCAS, FLUTES. Also .1 In s oflliebesLnf VfOLlK JM) tt I 1TAR STRINGS. , snai:'fi-MHaui- Nfi MUKfCVL' ISSTKU.MLNT'- AS '.isl .. j .rxuici; el; siiliinaiii ' a THE-: .v. C QL.-U.Fyi B IA- B RE R Y 'JLi'JE iXJ JifivJ V ' I 5 Tr O. .-' rr-il . , Pfl Inl'J : 7: LTiA. t . .i; J.l XL . -l ai" Eri c t.) s c-si ?3 " sZ' J5?f '' ..'? tpp. f7 IS hCtUUJlil -Ixlha'isU A.VI), 1 E.y;EkbD HVjXtttiaVilJl,; COAt-T ' ""' l.T t ' v '1. - .1' U.IBSMS 10 PN JFfAHfV .-. -, PKOFJIISTOK, rlrW irraWTT I?9K4t5RpI3)M 1. I'rxtfifi; fi tuliiri",i 1 ( 1 Vli.sic Sole - . frtti i.,,GgPSMUSinS STREET,. --ASTORIA, OREGO n.nti'l CD' 1 t.im'i Ordeis U It .'t the (.LKMAAIA l'.LI : J1AI1. will le inriniillv attpmlfri to.-6M jsa .iS3lSfQtS3t fr- ("ieii'l'Sif W.J t ty" liu i ' 1 'to. '1 -s'si- i.iji gP, TirtSfioet Iran antic-Copper Wa fleriient. ,JP . -. Mr..F-15. IJIbci son has just npem tl llie Soh'sTde Rakhy Topprtsite Hume's .store,) sw here the besUof bread. caW an candies are -kept r constantly jou hand. ' --1 Quito 11 little hreeyo was created in the streets by the miming in of somo s'x or eight vagrants who had been spotted for a day or so. Thoy aro in tho city ja:h Thoro were mom momentary ex citements and alarms on Astoria's sheets yesterday than there was any need for. There is nothing to get worried about. If our policemen would run in twoortlueeof thoso :nfi.i.i.d hounds' that go ,ti, mud whooping and screech ing cveiy night, a good many people that want to go to sleep would fed immensely gratifii d. Wheat dealers report the surplus ofi last season's crop nearly all shipped, and say tlwt"beforo harvest nearly all of it W'U be gone and everything ready to take a fresh start with tho new cron. "Prices ari looking "up. Owing to tho fact that farmers have been able to dispose of then' grain, mojiey is re .ported as plenty in tho rural disli icts, standard. -j.' ..ao! .owl;.? Ajnftit'vaiiut.v of locks, hinges and screw s at duo. Montgomery's. ail ., n 1 - . " You waiittogetsompontospoe'sipe cream to-da.v : fresh made and 1111 eh flavored." -1 . . CiotolbMioos ami trv tiie r.oiton Crstal IcO'OieJitn. Occident Pdoek. 'Partlci" 111' nxiepritvs, juovis ions or meriiOilffc ot' aliy description, sbnuld leavo their orders with A. Van Dusen tfClMisJIiey aie piejurrd4ii de liver goods 111 1111 pin 1 01 me eitv 011 thesliOlte-tllOtlPP, -C.irl AdJeiVbiVotaml'vailoli store is now .scctfUd ,10 no'ii; ijmtii, 01 San Francisi.p.r , , .- i The l.ttest euf: ladies garnet jew 1 i, at AdK'fs. Ask tfi be Showii ii. Fm n'Mhcil nr niifurnis-ticd i 01111s' mm bcli.ulat.tlie Unioh lfori-1. , 1'iaiios 11 1 1 (Jif,aiLS sold on tiie uiaittily st.illiiient plan, or uic rent. CARL AOLEK'STaRIETY STONE c2 Witilies, Clocks and '.lew dry, JFZ&.f-r I'oU.et mid lable 1 Cutlery, jT jwfY.iilIue otI0IH and "loxs, itH 1'iefnre Traines and Cln 011111s. i?xVjJ-SIi iby C.tii.v,'cs, a toinWel.' 2uJTiE'rrtlrtArit. AlUiery, ete. Xew ko.-HiS Iiv evi i-j sliMiner. Tlielniblfc arelux.teiVtienmii.. 111 v stoik and 1 1 ices. CHUNAMl'S ST., - ASTOnrA.OUEGON. fl &.HtJ iniinlw Pnniiixntinn uuiiiuui rtiiu iiuiiuiy uuiiyciiuuii, 1 rgviiiJiKiincj: vTic;otT:n- cosfilsH a liiiiilsi.dlc.l tmiipt t at llieCflilrtlRfirje 111 tin Citv nt Vstuu'i.oa Wednps-iix, Aniil Jilll, I.', at J e' lo k 1. M for t!,e Ji'irpose lit iKiniiii.itiii 1 emu t lnk?tlibfe eleUeil :e tlioeteitiii'ioii the ah i!ax of .lime, and fm tin- trii s v 1. mi ef. such business a, i.n.x$ nimieilvi .!" Inreinp 1 onvniinn. 11 ...... 11 cihnnox 'iHfwlt ' Clnira-a'n. if i - . 1 , r''!1,,e-, Ware sa1!. .- 41.. ,- '.: -triii,, 5SHSSi I, 'i 1 ri VKeiPiis! A'sdrtmittit f jrs!i!l TiA.. 1-1 i-l; uh "f-- Lu',-, MUiiJiWWn.VSjUyUto. Agents for i ." j. -f ' .' t-,L.l'qai(i jVv .Ma,t'-Rlvsan(l-'Rsiii,es ? .. -fir 1 1" ' ' ! 1- ijilavIV ifi! nj i. -, 1 r.to risaitii'rtftiiiiHt x riliiubins-Kf'is of all Kimli on hand. .Job ITTTia7! wr. r- , wr...toiwl;iw.)!jianJik.iii!aii!ier. CU J. Kit ft? JrAirv.-A.il J JJtKl.'S&OM'HTKEK,t. 1 1. .. : i? moil 'lill n. .... w-fc . " " ' .l. . ... - m.u.. mnr$r -sv . s yJSg5l ! rr, ..'i JU ,U ,:s.?.j:s-.i, nm '. .nmisrAfi TrodoS fE:car;2 m, MAKttV4.pxm-;B,DFjH-.i'Jn'-J'l8 a Ki t .,1 1 ir 1 r -1 -t 1' Vin ii.u Jo- 1; . ,, -'-a-ijrxiALl'.UTJ,, m -rtn.llooilsrc Vxk-i rA-xi.V fi,onVt rniir,t,''a I l-.n' a '' ' m l ,tz- Ji't'A.JihS baifipOiI 01(ilf;' Wa;lli!pf furors, WiRdov ShaiesLate'SUriains, PicturaFraniesnd35D!di?.gsl . t 1 1 . . , nt Ml 11011. in n t rr ?-wi-ii5PV,nvTnBcitci:s,Q;D quuf aIKiPolksu :. a , I UUmluU "-1-1 tian;l. te iO,uj;(.;(ii' fi, K 1 1 pi y'C Carl Adll-fa moths : -nVlde.nealli -i.in.il.im 1 s. ,11.. in. 1I.. cilebratcd in st 1p and pi tee!" , y, York i-ntePfc-f ehiroiiodrtf!. vv ho is" 'j3 Uraee of the Blood pa f .B fcg. h-i 'i , " r-KJ3 ..loi-'l 'itgrtivvlll'rapitMlf'JlMK'th.llM.u AVlffU' -Sfrt-lH- b nflNMangHSil ? MliH!l!M - fw.sfK5.aiKii'3 r.'-esawsiiis R S'SNC .5:S,J,. e" V 'flfiS&fet'OlSSi j. 9WHasi'8.w'a3rs-: -rr tttt r - ... ,. ' max i,!cP.lfvL r.p.-t mi" is now at Koom up he-vyliMCMstem wi( I. Kmfij. iWci.1.-ir llw-l.i.Ait'wmiW fi toall lood. SicAdverllscjiieiif. ISxhif aie vjCeriiw I fnih ciirw, bunions. ri . -q .?- -1 Pir. : Stf rTl H'-fslstj ,,7-nai a 'I Ul . . VCJ?- lir B tol3 3iii-553i "" " "n .;.f1pvsjii.ffSer"Hi aaw-i? 1i . d 1 1 .p.'ra F.L'i'S i-;u;5-?r i -1 fcrtr ."'j-r; 4i 9T2? cvLrll fetesR,Ki1iss-:s?fi ran! 1 rrs y yrTji fetLQniv Any purauu "niHK 'iii".nHiS peiliiailllUV leilfA 'iiifv eiiiiJ :uij -jeii w-j ; t;, jrta 41 done.calloiithe Jadf tliat-lie-4hirooinnsi.s.' .s'.'.e h-lr li(ite(hover'.,i-Oi) pa- .3iiioll riffltthonc "A V No.l, at hcad.fif, stain, I X L .store.j.r . timts In ?- ri ttiW tiiiPr.jnciscp.,.I.vj.-r.at-1 iT Tslm . ; ., '' mid Iff iiiiivei's-ruriueiifKsfuJ. i?yfe ,ifStsA. :- fr.T 'gMM$&w! ',Li-Mr."Jofil,loger4f7i'lheCentiaiMar tiofi'a'aVabteed 111 all casts. 1 Itad(;a ie41aijiiiJ'tc; t tS!? ktt. has made arrange mentstto keep aV VftlWiltlhpir .-esidence v, ltholit ,xtaa'J'j7paite 2 a Sss&Z&Zr-zSgi heflnestfteshfi3l,rcVirt.th?iin season charger:rcd?5trca4 .izKaf l ..w-.sr.s?TT- uI r-- piina&a c lo et'J.'ji'fj;" j..r.JBBirr.5 iwtiz-'fca-a.ir i,imivio. jjktq si. oau T ini.u.UNHH 3 S-'5,?,i'3!'", "B g-g 3 "SHI od . 3 Tsocau G n ii . oa-s -3