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Astoriii. Oregon. Sunday Morning, April .30. . 1 88
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THE JAMES BROTHERS- ;
The James brothers were ih j
product of frontier civilization
haated to'white heat by the civil .
war. Thev were
e the sons of a '
: but their mother.
godly clergyman
.. 1 'l ...,..- r.r.r. . I 1 1 .-.
;t large nannsome woman, s;x tcet
Infra, and of massive frame, would I
-- ' ---., ,
feetn to have been of a Lady
Macbeth type, with no other am
bition, however, than to nurture1
in her sons a reckless, brave,
murderous, lawless disposition.
They deserted school and the ordi
nary restraints of school educa
tion; loved the woods, and hunt
ing, wore fond of horses and feats
of horsemanship. What little
Reed influence thoir father might
have exerted was ended by his
abandoning his wife, whose life,
conduct and treatment oi himself
were more than he could- endure.
When the war broke out in
Missouri chiefly a guerrilla wat
the oldest son, Frank, was barely
20 years of age; the youngest
only 14. The first joined Quan
trell's guerrillas: the youngest
was kept at home by his youthful-
i
uess. The conflict in Missouri ' In September, 1S75, they rob
between Confederates and Union j bed a bank in West Virginia of
men was truly savage in charac-'
ter, all Liws, including those, of
war, being abandoned
mary hanging of his step-father,
ona Dr. Samuels, for being a se -
that blaodthirstines? which dis-
cessionist, and his own punishment away, while fifty men followed in ed witn whale oil, are so clear to , j&?l!ti ,,,J-iX
by whipping for the same offense pursuit, the James brothers, how-j the hearts of their ovwiers. Ti.e ( clhy,ta TrtH
ended in Jesse's joining Quant-! ever, escaping. A bullet made steam whaler witn outfit costs any- ' seen at Mrs. Twilight'-'. " ! some of the most powerful restorative
rell. In this service both acquired Frank James a cripple for life, where from 570,000 to 120,009,. m,r3n,. o-ienin" stl.iesjciiy haYrlo Usoriciia?color. 'it
tinguishid them, mueh to their
disavaatage, from the popular
heroes, Turpin and Ciaudo Duval,
with whom they arc frequently:
compared. They were with the
?". V''VgaBwbsacEearth"oCownv of
Lawrence, Kansas, and murdered
nearly all of the malo inhabitants.
In September, 18G4, they, with
Bill Anderson, a comrade, killed
thirty-two invalid soldiers in cold
blood at Centralia, Missouri, rob
bing tho train passengers of their
money; and a few hours after
killed forty Iowa soldiers, with
their own hands emptying pistol
after pistol as they shot them
down.
At the close of the war they
went to Texas, and nothing was
heard of them for three years.
In 18G8, with two Shepherd boys
and one of the Younger brothers,
they robbed a bank at Russell
ville, Kentucky, of $14,0000, in
timidating the inhabitants with a
fusilade of firearms. In Gallatin,
Missouri, thev robbed tho bank
and then, in cold blood, shot down
the cashier. At Corydon, Iowa,
JI 1.1. . 1 1 1. -r Ainnnn r
iney roaoeu a oanii oi -iu,uuu m.i'-v ".-s. . . .u .
broad daylight, and one of the
younger brothers, riding up to a
political meeting, coolly informed
the citizens of the fact and then
rode away, laughing at the aston
ished inhabitants. Twoydars affer
tlrey robbed a bank in (jTolurnbia,
Kentucky, but obtaining only 200,
wantonly killed the treasurer and
wounded one of the clerks who
was escaping. The fall of -the
same year tbey rode up to the
gateway of an agricultural fair at
Kansas City and compelled the
cashier lo hand them over 10,000
the receipt1; of the da- and, in
epite of the large crowd, succeeded
in getting away. x few days
afterward they rode into Sedalia,
Missouri, called the editor of one
of tho newspapers there on to the
street and presented him with a
o-old watch for the fairness of his
7
treatment o them. The police
knew of their presence five minutes
afterward; but they escaped. A
few days subsequently they robbed
a bank of 1,000, but this time
killed no one. -, .
At' the head 6f sis men they
robbed the ex'press messenger of
G,000 on the- Chicago End Rock
Inland Railroad, in June, 1S73,
and shyrtlr after :i train on the
Iron Mountain Itaiitoad, at a placo
by a curious coincidpneo known as
Gadnhil!. was robbed in them of !
?io,t!iw. .ttcr mis inny leu lor
two or three vears :i life ;1 advon- o
- . .
lure and escap", whiio under pur 1
suit of men belonginpr to Pinker
tort's Detective Agency of Clitca-
go. At one time they were ac
tually surrounded, but with th.nir
usual good luck they escaped.
A shell thrown into the house was
kicked by Mrs. James into the fire,
exploding and killing hr young
est son Arthur, aged 14 year.
Their railroad robberies are as
notorious as themselves. In ad
dition to those already mentioned
were those of trains on tiie Kansas
and Pacific Railroad near Muncie,
Missouri, in December, 1874,
which were robbed of 824,000; one
in July, 1S7C, near Otterviile, on
the same road, ol 515,000; and
one at Glendale, on the Chicago
and Alton, in the f.iii of 1870, of
of 30,000.
80,000, and shortly after made an
attempt on a bank at NorthGeld,
Miuuesotii, which was frustrated
j by a "time lock." The citizens
!were aroused and drove them
and he retired to hi? brother-in-
law's Farm in Texas.
Detectives innumerable havees
saved tj.cabture them, and sev-
eral poshes have gone out against
them, but thr detectives were de
tectod and killed and the James
boys were always forewarned of
any raid against them, showing
that they were surrounded by
friends and &ynipathi;r.
Josse James was a cruel, brutal
fellowj and trusted for escape more
to his andacity and quickness than
to his courage. For refusing to
open the bank vault which, being
closed with a tim-i lock, wa3 im
possible -he put a bullet through
the brain of the cashier of the
Minnesota bank; and because a
trail from the wound of one of the
Younger brothers would betray
their tracks to their pursuers, Jesse
savagely proposed to kiii him. The
wounded man was safved only bv
his brother, Cole younger, who
threatened to shoot James if he
laid hands upon Ids brother. Jame?
-"id his gang, were allied to the
j barbarian races, and are entitled
to the same honors and respect we
I natr tlin s.-.i.q A a Itnt.iTOnr. uti.,h
i . ..
end the Indians of the plains there
. .. , . . r
-3 t AiLllV' UilUIl,
The Arctic Wiiatins TJeet
.hW, Mmn L tmn ..... a1
rr . .
last autumn have tno3tlv started
again for the same destination. '
These vessels will not arrive in the
Arctic before .some time in May.
They fish by the. way, tn.-ikiug long
stretches out of a direct course,
sometimes getting well over to
Japan and sometimes nosing about
the Okhotsk sea, for any chance to
strike a few whales in this latitude.
Ik-sides the fleet of whaling ships
there will be three steamers in the
Arctic this season, viz.: The Bel
vedere and Noith Star, of New
Bedford, and the new steamer now
on the stocks at this port, which
will be completed inside of the next
two months. The sailing ships
are all 'old fashioned, short, oak
built ships, which have done good
service in other business before
tbey were sent around to the Are
tic. Some of them were packets
fifty years ago. They are still
strong, weatherly ships, and seem'
to be independent of all decay. i
The cold wvather of the Arctic ',
and the- saturation of oil haw a ,
tendency to prrw ship-. T,n-
les these oil vessels get nipped in ,
the ice, thev mav be mod fur at'
ii .. . t .. .
ira a qiwiwr m mun nium .
trood service. Uy that
there will be no use tor anything!
but the screw steamship in wind
ing. Even now another iim of
steam in whaling has been intro
duced the steam tender or sniail
boat with steam, strong enough to
tow a dead whale a long distance
and tow the whale Jjoats to the
fishing-ground. " Steam cannot he
used in following w hales on ao
count of the noise. But it can be
ued as nn auxilliary in trie "ways
suggested, and, it is said, with sub
stantial adyantugc. A great many
whales arc strucK ana lost, liut a ,
steam tender to hitch on and tow !
thirty or forty miles is the latent
improvement in whaling. The old
sailing vessels will wear out in the
busiries-i. They d-i nor. represent
a great deal of capital. Now and
then an old ship worth ?5000 or;
c.fnnn i . .1 . .
fcGOOO, and twice that sum in tne ,
matter of outiit, will come iiit(ilr,u-,l'il'au;1"-,i''- icnui'Mri
port with 1000 barrels of oil and as
i , i . , '
much bone s can bo stored away, i
The interest on capital is small;.
j the profits are large. That is why
j these old bluff-bowed ships, soak- j
according to size
J come into port w th large fares or
. tho. venture would be a losing bus -
iness. Bulletin.
Was Worth tho Amount.
Jumes liatfttop, in order to Up-;
afterwards 'the justice, luarnjngi
that Halfston was not worth'
twenty-five cents, and that ho
lived on a rented sw
nn) ianu,
sent out a warrant for his arrest
Th ni'.in firnirpxl in p.inrl l.itir.
' C
ing with htm his wife and two
boys.
"Mr, Half-stop," said the iu-,-
tice, "what have vou to sav wliyi
. , - .',.'!
you should not be committed fori
" 5!i
jj J J
"How hive I coutmitted per
jury
)!)
"You swore that you were vvorth i
nnr oq u hn-idsTvin cirnw lori. i poiiitincnrs. 1 iilrd Mreet, in It. It i and tisf-d by eminent medical men, and
ptar -s a oo.uiaman, swoie nt.on. ; Tllomp!r3 b!ocki up.10site c.,,lt. Alll3 0nialally endorsed bv the State Assajer
a Little Rock justice of the peace! worth. Hooins by the dav, week or! of Ma'safiuett-. The popularity of
., ., ., .,,. r., , t month. Miri. K. Ar.nmoN.'. Halls Hair Itenewer has lncrersed witii
that he was worth 520,000. tshortly . - the tet of many years, both In this
820,000, but the fact has been eb- Net picked up, about folly fe-t mav!;
tablbhed .hat you ate net worth ! Tiie'oineanlave iUJv'aog1
anything. This is a clear case of ! T11"'"- Brnclel;'a cigarstoieui.il pajing
I charges, it was picked up between
perjury so ctear, o clear, sir, Spilths' i-oini and the black baoy.
that the penitentiary gate is open- J a,. Fhkum.v.v.
iu" to receive vou." "nackmitucl:."' a hesiinc and fra-
., ;. ,.... ' sraut perfume. Price vv, and 50 eetit-.
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f .3...L.. VV.IUIII11.U .Ul. lnil?l.Jl.
, , , , ,
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(dollars, and I stick to it. .Jim,",
wU.,.i,a, ..u x .-H.U. .un. .inn, , Mr.u. 11. Cooper, of the I. X. I., store
!he added, addressing one of his i I.'m8 s'1."' V1n-til0,,"V.,,,r "'",r "f l'Z
" i Knights or rytliias omitting and will.
' sons ''stjnd un bwr. hnfnrn r!u. ' veeiove hisstii"!-r.ii iir-i! -i"i tliV'ii.-.t !.f
sons, atana up i.ere nc-tore the.iu.o.t.m3stti:oi "Vh,,0';.! 1- f
iiud.re W -'r this hnv Is iv.irth '. J't '. " OTC,toc!:ed and y -hiug
juiige. Jsou, ilr, tUls Uo is worth. toieducehwpie?eiitt;tc.ek he will oOer
J t5w
',Ve tl,0USilmi lhAhrS- H:Wd
sand dollars. Sue," hu continued,:
addressing hi.s wife,"stand up. Now
smile for the Judjre,
Now laugh
.
000. Now 1 am worth $5,000,
.
wouldn't take that amount for
tf n , r i" i t. i .
mysell. But I didn't claim to rep-
resent more th-tti &20 000 don't
resent, more man u,w.ju, uon t
vou seer"
?"
i. u i..n. ui.il Hteo lui.uiiii. ncu.ih."',;"1."..6"! !n "'' "r . K1.....1: sT.. . .. inV.;ri.; iVm;n, i,.;
ii . -i . . . . . . n in. ...... -vi ..i t i.nr.ii' in niiwioii it wi .. .. ... t iLuir.a erio tie it iviri er ii'iiiiii'ii v nit
my ,on. ytni .tand up. .fudge S 1):1,
LUIS IIUV IS cllSi. UIJlLil ll11 IIMJU- t ', ni7 rli i' ' I' "1.. " 1 "-.:.
a llltie. ae nut, Jtiuce.' tlial ' "u "',r' I'l1"'-" ' :i m-emnc- kisi.p.i ivriwne. see lesiimonuui. onve-
, i -,., . . tent fever, from winch she was treed h ili.s,f..ln i.iinilil:-t.,-rrcatlsooii Diseases
wouiau's worth 10,000 if she's the ue of the native remedy, the i'erii- " Hip it!..d." wrapiii .-inniml cadi bottle
.1 . m. . , .., I viun bark. or. as it was filled i-i the '' ! NWM.SON'&(Vj..l'rop3
worth a cent. That makes $30,. language of the eout.trv. "Vuii.eitiua" Buffalo, x i.
1-..I r-1 ., . r i n m, ' I...-. .11.. ...n.. ..h.........! 1 i. .. ..
rn. .- n . i . dred and htty years, science has uiven
Tho justice reflected a moment us nothing to taU its place. It effect u-
and said- "1 tUp-q vou're ri.rht ally etjres a morbid appetite for sti.niu
anu sjiu. i gue-s vou re ngnt, i.,,,.,, uy restoring tho natnral tone of
sir. The statutes are not plain on the stomach. It attacks excelve lve
, ,. , T, ... .otllouorasttdoesafevrr.aiid detn.ys
the subject, but Hi discharge. bothalike. The powerful tonic virtud
iutn tsli.. i-r. n o the Oiiieliona is preserved in the
title Rock,-Ark.. Gazette. . peruviau Bitters. s hieh are as etfeAive
Luther said, "If a- man is not
'
handsome at twenty, stront' at
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thirty, learned at forty and rich
t fifty he iipvoi' will be li-nil.
at mty, tie nevei wm e "" -
some, strong, learned or rich in
,, .-. ,, r .. - . ,,
.this -world." . Luther no doubt
struck the bull's eye as f,ir as j
beauty, strength .and learning are J
concerned, but hi; ditd b.;lor-art !
officonolue." had acquired the art!
of saving -25.000 n year out of a
salarv of 3,000: hence lik rr-
...-.I. ..!,,. ;..l.nu ,l....'r Cf ....... .
ni.ua am, innn u...i i m ,i.,n.
Xoltei.
riehed tip Aj-iiI 27th a piwof new
web. !." to fiO ia:iii.'iu'u-i.- meshes deei.
Xo. SO 10-jily tvi Inc. A i;.!y to A. i'. Co.,
Iiwaeo.
Itnaui-. :tr;:t.
Arivmie who wants a nicely tumi-died
room" in a pleasant locality'cau ha ac
commodated at 3Ir. D-'iiny CarranS,
near the C'onzregatinnal church.
Sherman JSrti. li-re"
Will receive orders at the --tore of I.
V. Case for it'er Astoria or any other
part of the city. L.eavu vuur oz.ters en
the slate and they will he iruuttly ut
tuniled to.
h'or Kent
A ciuar stand: the fixttues me f.n
sale. J nqttiiv of 1. II. Vox, Jfitiu street.
Atteniinii Fihermi .
Use -iichola's llalm of Gllead oil ii '
.sore or cliapnnl hands, for sale. b ,!ee
(J. Charters. Tide table" free to ill. '
For the finest baths in the'eity u to ;
the Orient bathing looms djK-,ite '
Ilohlen's auction itore. I
Jok G. CiiAUTKits. Pro. j
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;
Trent "V our Teeth ,
Rat1Pr than have them j.ulled. Let!
to have trouble, because you hauMio;;
used Sozodot. When properly thed.
men iuu on too ouiiiu
llma an rlllt fnr time to
II1C1I IUU Ull 11IU i3Ut.VVUA-i, il.lll IU'VV ,
'I'
7lcslcnl I'lstr-.ietiuii-
Maver"
n(nv in theci'ty aiid 11
, of Switze
of Switzerland, is)
intends (ir;,'aniz!ii
i'heie will be a -piiiii; opening at
, Mrs. D'rbv's on Wednesday ami Th'ut
1 $Fu?'$nff x$.
iuiurs etc.
ArWsoni Lourhik ilvimo, I'ort- i
sJInad. Oresuu.
oft a01lS(. an.l first ciass in iu ap-'
J.n ?"er A'1 s. !!-i 1,. l.tIllonal 10
...... . -. . .
; triiis nn iuiii in u: ciia: nwi tin ilii i
order for sawed wood not accompanied
oy me casu, ni urays wwu yam. .uitv
1st, 1881.
The VrcJ.lj A.juriiin
' t .i fnninmnll sIum-I il.tnl.ti, f Its
j size of the Daily. It U just the pa-
per for the fireside, containing in ncdi-
itiontoall the eurreur new?, choice mi
cellany, agrjoultiiral .inr.rter, maiket rj-
i liIIIIS. IM' II. 1-t llinitSIIH'i Ml SlIlt'TC villi. .
- scriber8t2 CO per year In ndvi.iier.
3z:
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5fet I'iwwl.
I .:i'IIL Uk -. . . LH-illl-lll.
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V.'H'- Ht aistvi-
,r'dUc(ti,tti, ail Sfcttst'i
, '1,M' t!!.....l
omeis bttj ing
r'ina Ulttei'-.
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' vi,n; ViriUr. ' ' X? "
1'''' for her recovery, on lierictum
, iu x.uroe in lo-v.-, tne introir.'.eeu tlio
' remedy in iipain, where it was known
'under various names, until Lumens
called it Cinchona, in honor of tiie lei! V
WU0 had brought them that which v,a"s
Qro prrCi0,wiiiallti,L.K0i,i0f th.-Ir.cas.
i "'
1 T
'in tins nay. alter a lapse of two Iian-
' e n the days or the oUl Spanish
viceroys, ne guarantee the ingredi-
. ents of these bitters to b.i absolutels
pure, and of the best known quality,
.vtnal will satisfy you that this is tile
' sl bitter in tlm world. "The proof of
: t,0 pudding is In tho eating." ami ive
I willingly abide thU test, forsald by
all druggists, grocets and liquor dealers,
I Order it. .Loob& Co., agents for Astoria.
againsi inaianai lever toniny as tbe
I'ficA muct . i ii.uf.co t:e -chiii -valine aim ciuun. il
J 1IV- .lltll V,
Ice cieam, ice. cream, at it-ncoe's re- 1;':."!" to toe eiiiiii.oporating IIKp magic.
fieohnient ?aloou, Saturday and Sun-p1'" I'erreerly .-are to use. In all ease?,
dav evenings. Ocehleiit bioo!:. j '! i'lt-avim to the taste, ami is the pre-
.senntioii ol mm n ike oldest ami host
1'uynMie.i n to irt j
At Mrs. Muu-wrrs lodging house. !
'Ratio. '
TJu. A.-i in Shirt and Oil Clothing!
j j." ,'jf., ""poll" wisli'inood
.oil clothing to keep them dry will please
iMll.
'I'o tl;i' J.aitles.
DivssmnlciiiK in all its branches; neat
and reitiutuhle. ac Min. JJenny Currans.
i'as st reel, near Cmix relational C-hurcli.
tSraln ami Siervt".
WVI! i' Health isenewer, greatest rem
edy mi i-arth for iinimtence, Jeannes",
-sexeaf di'bilitj. ete., $1, at druggists'.
Oregon Uuot, DAVld & CO, Portland,
Oregon.
Cai.-irrli ortisc Ulatliler.
Stuiviiu, siuajiiiur, .nritatiou of the
urinary ii-isaue, diseased diseharjces,
cured by liuchunaibt. SI, at druggists.
Oieson Di-v-r.t, l)AVIS& CO., Portland,
Oregon.
"Stoujh on Haw.1"
'f iie tiling de?hed found at lust. Ask
Dnitfxi'is tor "itrmjih on Hats." It
cleais out rats, mice, loaches. Hies, hed
litiis. l."e. Ioxp.
War! V.rar! War!
.Water front offeml free loan i vron
that will littild a saw mill in Hie city of
William-iiioit. Lumber we must liave
to btiild this city. W'v have one store in
t mining order at present. Quite nnu;n-
her have all eady locatetl homes in this
city, and yet there is room. Sold on
t t tin tit t.lif illl'itli-t iil-J T.rtoitn i-.ni
mile south of Astoria, on the sunny .side
i'i me inn, m i onus .s oay.
J Vk.liamso.n-.Si!.
Siiiloii's Ctrnr. will imiuediatclv
l.-lii-ve Croup, whoupln cough ami
i . . 1 J 1 1'." J 1 ! 1 1 -. DOtllOV V. .. UCIllellt.
j The l'crnviaiib run lias eared thou
sruiili wiio weresnfleriiiK from tlvsiiep
!i i rli.Tiititi' tii.. nii...l..lt.4 t.Ii.. t...
moi?, temale compluiut.s, etc. Pampii-
lets free to anyaddte.-s
setn w.oww
cures dandruff and humors, and falllng
mdoi" the hair. It fuvnislies the nutri
tive pi ineiple bj which the hair is nour
ished ruTtl supp'iited. It makes the hair
moist, soft and cltssav. and is unsur-
j pas ed a a hair dressing. It Is the most
economical preparation ever offered to
the public, as lts--eifeets remain a lone
ration neees-arv. U is recommended
! country ami iu foieii'ii lands, and it Is
i nov, known and used in all the civilized
jeoHiitrieaof the world. -
iii7ti iviiirti ii ii:im i.mu in
I . . -t
I""-l C f HV 4 T T'r T '1
, tj!.,..i.
:
35li-r-!! Mothers! ! :
Are ju disturbed atnisht and broken
of ur rest Ii; tt sick cliild .suffering
indcniiig with tin- excruciating pain
of rutting t nth? if so, go at onee and
get a !)!. of Mi-:. Wiitslows Sootlini''
Syrii'. it will r.'lieve the poor llttltf i:f-
fi'fer immediateli depend upon It;
; tlu re W uo iiii-tnne about it.
liiorw is
not a mother on eaiih who Ims ever
I tied it, who will not t!l vou at once
; that il will regulate the howels, and
, give le.st to tiie moilier, and relief and
ll
fentali; p!iy.sU-l:tii and nurses in the
united Mates, vjci.i everywhere
,'fllts :i IiOitie.
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.r.
4Mj
Yw nf fli 121 rus!
A &tIi& 0I tilS -BlOOd
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'3 '!"' ''.'" "..! NaMeutl.piiriflcraiiil
lul,il-'- liiii-irnynittteWooapohoRaiiiosj-i.
rcni.M-r:i..fc- tli eireulailoi i. and ir.its hi-
itip. n it.soitk-rs. kmrnit l.v uiilerent
I. ) S tl. fO.tlM.vl.lr, tlw.tll ,Ar..!1.i.. tit .!
'"els, lull iiuhk icallv hntiici'e or phases ut
' lil-mtUrj, J'ihWhs. Ulcer. Sieclllita. J.C..
1 A. 3Clii l the :lo(l prevents and
I eitrcs Hies,, i.y attackltij;l!ic rintvc. Impurity
I'liii-iiHHiu. 1 ieiui.ianu nussiciansamre
!'.'"?;:. Viim-t KenumcOiyU emcleot
lep i nil lull for the pnrtiir-e." ?o!il IiyDmg
Leinoinvober & Co.,
o. i.ui.vKs-TF.r.i::t. h. rr.o
GtTAlir.lsilKU 18J".
ASTORIA. ORKGON,
TAMERS ilD GURBIEES,
Manufacturers iuii Imiiorters ol
LI. K1XUM OF
ATD FINDINGS
Wlioles.de. Dealers in
OIL AND TALLOW.
v s
tcrlllghest cash price paid lor Hides and
Tallow.
-MISCELLANEOUS.
S. ARNDT & FERCflEiV.
ASTORIA. - OKEOON.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
.,,. vCa
iJI.JV?.,JIIII
SHOF
A.vy
Boiler Shop
All kinds of
ENGINE, CANNERY,
AJfD
STEAMBOAT WOEK
Iiouiilly attoujfj to.
A peitjjt) nuileot rejialilnx
CANNERY DIKS,
l(JOT UK I..VK.VYK1TK STEriKV.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
HKNros.Sn:::r.r, .Wu: I'akkiu: lloutir.
ASTOKIA. - OmtOS.
GENERAL NlAGHIhMSTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
UKBllURIffEMIIffiBS
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
Of nil leeriptIoiiH :iind- to Order
ai Short Xotire.
A. D. Wass, President.
J. (J. HcsTLKii, ijecretary.
I. W. Case, Tnasuttr.
Jouk Pox, Suiicrlntcadeat.
Washington Market,
Main Street, - - Astoria Oregon
BERG3IA& di HERRI'
IlKSl'SCTPULLV OALt. T1IK AYIK.S
iVtlon eftha tmblic to tho fact that ths
above ilartot will al;va;6 i, fuj.)ui! dtb a
FULL VAIUETY IJKfaT QUALITY
ot
FRESH AMD CURED fflEATSI
Whicb wilt bra gold at luirot rutc, vThott-sfle
fmdretiul. Special sttontion irirea tniej'.rO
Q7 uii.
13. B. FK AN KLIN,
UNDERTAKER,
Oruer Cits and rjiji:.-::iibi! ritecl",
ASl'OKIA. - - OKEOON
nf. LF.lt l.v
WALL PAPER
AND
WINDOW SHADES
.VXD
UNDERTAKERS GOOD.
Barbour's
Wo. 40 I2-Py ,
SALMON TWrNEl!
;
filiHK in l.V.kW LIARS
vviui ...ii' iiiJiiu iiiiiji'h ,
uCn
?sMt0j
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SB I N V. 1W I N f':S.lcGARS A"ND- TOBACCO,
A Full Stock Now on Hand.!
HENRY DOYLE & CO.,
3Ii 3lcs-l;-ttrce.Saii lvau-i-.e
Sole Ag nts for the J'acIIIe Coast.
FIRHT CliASS
Dress Making.
BV
Mrs. T. S. Jezuett.
Op stairs, opposite Mr. Ito;ers Beanlii:
House.
A.(ir.STJNTSON & CO..
BLACKSM1THING,
At Capt. Kogers old stand, corner of Gt
and Court Streets.
Ship and Cannery, workr Horseshoelm-.
Wagons made and repaired. Good work
guaranteed.
BUSINESS . CAIiDS.
"p C itOUJES.
M3TAKY PUBLIC,.
ACCTIONEEh. COMMI35IOX AXD
StrEAN'CE AGKXT.
Tyit. .1. c. wiAFTr.n,
PIIVSICI.IN and hi:;i:o..
(DBCI-OHEr. AltZT.)
JNcaM-K urthnThroat n .Hpeet:Ut. .
OClco m-cr Chita's Dnm bUtri.
J)R. C. C. CLASS,
1'HYSICIAX AXI) SDlrQ0T.
OCI.V i.tor A. V. AUcnSfitorc,
ASTOKIA, - OBEflO.N.
tl l. WIXTOW.
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
OSlee in (.'. L. I'aiker'j building, on Eontna
sttf ot. op;iu?lte CitotnTIouse,
.vsroitiA.
OltfiGOX.
JAY TITTTtK, M. .
.IMIYSIfJIAX A'D SURGEON.
orriCK-Oicr tho "VVhltft llauw Store.
i:t:sincCK-Overnberson's nukcrj, op
posite llartti s. Mvers S.Uoon.
P v. nirK.
JKNTIST,
ASTt)KI, --- - OltEOOX.
llootns in A!l nS bulldln; up stnlts, comer
of tVs ;ir.I SqfinocqtiB streets.
j Q. A. 110WLI5Y. T
ATTOKNEYAT LAW.
Clieiianiu.s Stieot. - ASTOKIA. OEEUOIt
Q II. 1VA1X & CO.,
nt-.iu:n ik
Itoois, winilowH, Blindv. Tran
NOuiN, Lumber. te.
.Ml klu.ls of OaK Lumber, Class, Boat Ma
terial, tc.
Turning and Bracket Work
A SPECIALTY.
Ste.im MUl near Weston hotel, Vit. Cw
pie mul AstorstteetM.
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31. HOWE.
BOAT BUILDER,
AT THE OLD STAND. QEAV'3 BUILDING
FIKST CLASS WORK A 8PECIALTY.
MAGNUS C. (1R0SBY,
Dealer la
HAREf ABE, IRON, STEEL,
iron Pipe and Fittings,
Flutes ui Steam Fitters
Goods and Tools.
SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD
SHEET IRON TIN ANDOTPEB,
Cannery asfl Fishermens Snpplies
Stoves, Tin Ware andjHouse
Furnishing Goods.
J0B3ING A' SHEET IRON, Tift, COP
PER PLUMDINC and STEAM FITTING
Dine with neatness and dispatch.
:, but flfsi --lass vrotUtni'fl earJoyeJ.
A !.ir;; a-f-'rtDnt of
SCALE?
Coastantli-on tuitd
IWILLIAMEDGAE,
, Comer-; Main and CfcanamuEtrMti.
AJblOUIA..-
...OKF.OO.V.
wiur. is
The Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS &. SONS
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
,mo the genuine wostenhqim
ami othor EnslWi OuUary.
, S.XA.TI03STJS3a'5f X
! FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Heershanm Pipes, etc.
A flue slok ol
Wntrlirrt mill Jewelry. 3tazlr ntxA
Ureeeh Iiadinjr SliPt Gam a
ItUtN. Hevolrcrs. Ptatot.
and Ammunition'
MAHIXK
QIIMMKK.
ALSO A IM.NK
Asnonmeiit of Hn- Sl'ECrTACLKS and KV15
OLVSSFA
SUirPINQ TAG3
PE 1IKST QUALITY. WILL BK SOLD
J. tiy we nunorea. or oy u
plnin, to null customer?, t
the bum
, or by the box. prtntud or
ft, st
Tub A8T0U4M offioo.
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