The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, April 30, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCJ lu- iiztty Mwvlim, VSiTORlA, OREGON: BUS DAY APRIL SO, lata ISS'JFII) ffiVSUY MORNINO. J. r. HALLORAi; cz COMPANY, "csi.isncr.s .ixn rr.OMHETOES. 1 tirriiijl ItuUJiivj, Cms it:t. Terms or Subscrifitinii ; e-o4 hy Carrier, :e: vreek .2S Ccnta frii oj nail, fourionntti.....-.... J-" TO ju: 1 7 mtti1., one ysar . ... - 00 irea bf i'ostiue tu3.;b-cribci. - .iJfrti&CE'ntf :s:er:cJ by ;)i ? mr i t.p iatr of 41 .Vj pcrsmarover month. tianjimt.oIvertWn. by theday or week, 7 ccnu per sicarft for each insertion. THEOlTY. ijJX 1AILV ASTORIA-- 'lfl f- .? .' 'T.. irrM crJeir.olatcilu.ccfrr,m U-f city can .ir. The Asi'OBIAV ullvu' tJiim, DAILY ... r.CKf.v t-1'ti-jn; to nnj jwt-wf:cc with' - ' i-Jifonal expense. Addmi maybe t ijVu as ufte ii .i Jrf4 Jart or.Jem of i'- cuuii(hi0 room The city cooncil go to Clatsop plains to-inorrow. Acute pneumonia was the cause ci 'Emerson's death. Tho Langrbjg jllall will begin loading salmon this week. JItildoon's Picnic should have a full house to-morrow night. Walla Walla is to have a new daily paper, run by M. C. Hani. The Oregon is due tliL morning with tin. usual large passenger list. Th"c British bail; D.ixford, from th? Columbia, his arrived at Calais. 3Iethodit church services at the usual hours and Sunday hool at neon Best cattle in the upper cuuntr? havo lately aJ Sliced 33 per cent in value. Tho fruit and vegetables brought up on overy San Francisco steamer find readv tale. Straw hats, linen duster, faus, ice creamy m,-rnlight nights, music on th- water, etc. , etc. The 3-ile of fish for the present season aggregjtes 250,003 eases, neaily half au average catch. A man judges liimsslf by what ho Laow3 ho can do; his neighbors judge him by what ho hag done. Tho barks Bcrwickshite uiid Inveres's, from the Columbia, have arrived in English watera. Col. E. D. Baker, son of tho lata Senator Baker, is on to-day's Fteamor. He lakes a position at Vancouver. "Tho opening olio of tho Standard Minstrels at Liberty Hall to-morrow night premises to bo a rare feature. Capt. P. E. Ferchen moves to East Portland thio week, the ill health of his rifa requiring 3 change of cli mate. . Yesterday's Orejoniati ssys that the advancs grading camps 011 tho N P. E. B. Invo ciwied the Montana line. Presbyterian church, preaching by tho pas:cr at tho usual hours, in the Baptist church. Sunday school at noon. On tho lltk pros, tho Pioneer and Historical society of Oregon will hold their annual meeting. See ad vertisement. The run of salmon is reported to be coming up to tho standard of for mer years, and givei promise to ex ceed it. The Vancouver folks advertise for a cchool teacher who is "armed with thv snord of the spirit." Good Lord! Tho American bark Adolph Obrig, Staples master, which left New York at 2 p. a., December 2nd, 1831, arrived in vosterdav afternoon. A Minneapolis, Minn, mob last Fridaj' lynched a man named Frank McMacuswho had outraged a four year old girl. -Tho Soattlc Knights of Pythias recently paid $3,000 In tho widow of Geo. B. Reynolds who was murdered in that city laat January. The committee on claima have recommended the passage of tho bill giviug Ben Holladay $332,163 in full payment u his lonf; standitfg clum. - -Tho New York steamship Nankin, bound fcr Liverpool, was mu into, off Sandy Hook last Friday morning and sunk. The passengers and crew wore saved. . Dr. Lamson, who lias occasioned euch trouble to tho English authorities on account of his claim as an Ameri can citizen, was hanged in London last Friday. JIIIXUJWMJ 'UJUJI'gUQSJJUWJM It Didn't Dtop Wo mat a gentleman on tho street yesterday morning who fancied him self . aggrieved :iud who announced ho had "stopped The Asiokiax." Dismayed at this startling intelligence wo rushed ever to the office, and to our great roliof found everything booming right aloug , as usual Tho boys wcro all busy and Pitman was making up tho (nitsido form a3 placid ly as over. It must have been hh individual copy that tho gentleman alluded to had stopped, but a the afternoon mail brought the nsua! J batch of now subscriptions, e sum - 1 ' batch of new subscriptions, e sum-: monetl up a-.i tfte cnnatian lortituue U-old's. lie will ult jouin prioo. ;ee at our dhpo3l as wo entered the; advertisement. .everai postottipe direction on our! mailin.' book ! a" ' o, Sshool Statistics At the rtctnt appoitioniiibiil of county school uiotiuys thero wa3 given to diittict No. 1, J. G. Hustler, clerk, S1,078.S9; JUtiict . 2, S. 15. Smith, clerk, 213.20; district No. 3, Phil. Coudic, cleri:, 5592.43; district Ko. 4, Danl. Suthsrland, clerk, 100.93; dis trict No. 5, J. F. Barrows, cierk, S1CD; disli-ict No. C, A. G. Allen ciork, S36.21;dtst:i No. 7; F. K. Luwell.clerk, S120.71; district No. 8, I. N. Foster, S152.90; No. 9, W. B. Adair, S374.21; No. 10, S. IL Stanley, S128.7C; No. 11, Chiis Petersen, 8140.38; No. 12, J. G. Nurnberg, 161.07; No. 13, D.J. Iiigalis, 49.24; No. 11, Yr. U. Kirkpatrick, S 100. 93; No. 1G, Qowell Lewi, 3S.52; No. 10, J. J. Orfcn, SG4.33; No. 17, A. B. Hill, 120,71; No. 18, C. W. Shive ly, SGG7.2C. Kill Time to-day and, labour soirow. He'll stare you In the lace to-morrow; Eill him again, in any way. He'll plague you still from tlaj t day. Till in tile end.'as Is most Uue, Time turns tfce tables and kills you. Thero aiu twi-iily-tw.i people in tho entertainment to b given to-morrow night, most of thoiii old favoutes. The last conngiimcnts of weather roc-jived here have been -f raro qual ity. Yestetday was about a near bein a peruct Jay u o poor mortals can expuct. The first sales of tiifc season's ttool clip brought 22 cents. 'This thought that Orvgoii's won! clip this season vriii ajgr.-jpiti- 9,000,0000 pounds. -Th.) usual crowd of iiumbuss ite going through the country aelliug eastern fruit troos. Oregon nurseries furnish tho best trees and should bo exclusively patronised. The month that ends tu-dy will bo famous in necrology as b-ing the one in which occurred the death of Anierici's greatest thinker and sweoteot pa.'t, Emereou and L"n;- fellow. Building goes 0:1 in Astoria with undiminished activity. In every direction new houses are going up and lots arc being graded. Some of tho new structures will be creditable t theeity. There will bo divine service on board the thip Mirkland lying at Kinney'! wharf at -1 o'clock, and in the school houso at upper Aitur'.i t o o'clock, Rev. J. McCoti.-i.ic oiiiciat ing. To-morrow evening the Standard Minstrels una the Muldct-n Picnic combination play at Liberty Hall. Their entert.iinnirat 13 a mammoth aiTair, and comprisB? the latest fea ture3 in minstreby toother wttli the laujhable picnic party whosa "cany iugs 0:1"' always cill out the loudest expressions of approval. Wo are in receipt of the an'iusl rcpoit of the Portlaud Library associa tion. Tho institution app a iri to be in a flourishing conditi jn. Wo notico that all the leading papers of the state are on file thers, and thai beiides a copy of Tuu Daily Astoria:.' vrhiau is regularly received there, thero n also a complete file of this paper depositud in tho archives of tho association In spaaking of the tri.tl of tho first officer of tho Storm' Kiug siys the Standard, a gentleman connected with the shipping interest state.! th.it shippers u ere put t'. a grett annoy auco and expense t.) .ibtaiu crews. One captain nho lately wilt-d a3 obliged tf pay nearly 81,000 ndvar.ee and blo.xi inoney to secure a crew, and besides pay a vatchiifvi ' 5 per day all the tinib he was waiting. Tins statoof aff-iirs is hahie to happen hi many plat-ea, but peculiarly 8o htre, whero saiior.s can find profitable em ployment at this sea son in the fisheriei", -If 10a want iee cream that is lec ,ream. goto Prank FabreV. j Mr. F. B. EIber.:on has just opened 1 the Seaside Bakery (opposite Hume's store,) where the best of bread, cakes i nml eandins me kent eonstniitlv on i hand. . -Another of those fine A. B. Chase I organs at the City Book Store. 2 Attention No. 1. Regular monthly mecttng to-morrow, Monday. Hay 1st. 1532, at 7 SO v. jt. By order W. W. Pahkf.h. President. L. E. Selio, Secretary! F FanillicH and ilousekeeporn. I have opened a large stock of fuml ire. and bedding on the corner of Main ture. and Squemoqua streets, and will fe San Francisco prices. You will tell at save monev bv buvintr of me. Marti:? Olsux. Call and examine those baby wagons at the City book store. You want to set some of Roseoe'sice cieam to-day: tresn mane anu nicei flavored. , AH fishermen shoe a i:eer m ie.-i, hniln thnt m.t vnnr Loots fir l. .1. Ar- Ail Si phe I5e.eo. H.Th.iyei.or li.mri bon. lnd.. says: "lioth myself au.I wife J oveoi'rhwstoSnii.on'sCossrMrTi.-i.v i Cms:.'' Sold by V. 11 Dement. , TT . , ,. . ,,,. r. -,., i our dentist save nil he can. Yon desire w-'S-lli" """ trouble, br,-ause you have not ill-;. and bar.,, m-.: r.vpu.M ami .o. used SozoDOT Wliu pioperlv U:ed. le a ira uoci.. then rub tm the -v.oiiont, and keep limb s: A new Vtock of stoves of the lateit stylos at John A. Montgomery'.-. Messrs. John fiehle and Geotgu Cans have bousht out the Oregon mat market and will runahr&t-class butcher shop. Thev ae old OreRoniaus and understand the wants of the community. Siiii.oii'3 Cure will immediately relieve Croup, whooping cough and Bronchitis, add by W. K. Dement Wiiv will vou cougn whoa ijhiioii's Cuie will give lmmeitiate relief. Price 10 cts CO eta and 51. Sold by W. E. De ment. A complete stock of boys' and chil dren's suitd ju-t leceived at Mcintosh s rlothing store. for the genuine J. 11. Culler ol.t Bouibonjjuid the best ol wines, liquors and San Francisco beer, call at the Gem opi)olt- the bpll tower, and spe Camp be!!. Are vou made miserable l Indi gestion, L'onstipation, Dlines. Loss of appetite, Yellow skin'.' ShiloU's Vitalize!- is & po-iiive eure. For m!o by W. K. Ti?ineil. Fiunished or nnfiirnished 100111 - can be had at Ihr- Union Hotel. Parties wishing "locerie.-,, piovii ions or merchandise of any description, bhould leave their orders with A. Van Dasen & Co. a-j thev art prepared to de liver goods 111 any pail of the eityon the vboitcst notice. CarlAdler'siyotte: in style and pi ice T' "A"e pleae all ("lias. Ste ens & Son have, foi sale. and nie agents for the new Singei sew- ms maclnnes. Siilloli's Catarrh Remedy a i-osi-tive euro for Catarrh, Dipfheiia and Cauker Mouth. Sold by . E. Dement. Carl Adler's Uook and vaiit-tj store is now second to none north or San Francisco. Ciias. Stevens and Sou have a stock of mouldings anil moulders tools which can be bought cheap for cash to eloe out that branch of the business. Van Dnsen & Co. have just received a fino lot of hats of the latest style- and patterns. Music for tne piano, organ, flute, violin, guitar, cornt-t, accordeon, banjo, fife, concertina and other instiuments, just received at Adler'a music store. -A Nasal Injector fice with each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh. Remedy. Price r-0 cent. Sold by W, E. Dement. 3 can't net alona without It. 1 must have one of Ihosefina woik baskets at the City Hook store. --Tho "Alwavs Handy" stovepipe shelves at John A. Montgomery's. Flesh caramels eery day at the As toria candy factory. Main street. Stevens & Son have their store crowded with new goods, all marked in plain figures. For Dvspepsia andLiver Complaint, you have a printed cuarantee on every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalize;-. It never fails to cure. Sold by W. E. Dement. P. J. Goodman, on Chenamus street. has just received the latest ami most fashionable stjle of gents and ladies boots, shoes, pip. Agent in Aitoria for the famous Moirow -shoes. The largest tto;k and newest styles of Sot and Stiff Hats, at Mcintosh's Clothing Store. Fiank Fabrc has oytera in eveiy style. Stew and p3ii lv.asn a speeialty Co to Eoscoe,s and trv the Boiton Crystal Ice Cream. Occident Block. Nol-ody should neglect a cou,h. Take IlALr.'s Hoxcv or Houehouno avd Tar instanfer. Finn's Tckith ache Dkops cure in one minute. Anyone wishing plain sewing done can be' accommodated by appljing at in i Irs. Mr. Hepburn s, over mo uuy noo stoic f hose writmgdesks at the City book btoseare the best in the city. They are something nice and durable, and just what most young ladies would appreci ate trom tne giver. lust received direct from New York a large stock of Nottingham lace curtains and upholster-goods at Chr.s, Heilborn's. . The nutritive properties of Cold !:?;' Liemo's Liquid Beef axd Toxic iNVioort.vroii sustains tho body witli out solid food. CoMafa; tw other. V larae consigi.mer.t of tin- best brand Red Cross coal oil jut received at J no. Rodgei's, Central Maikrt. -Mr. John Itogi-rsOl the Central Mar k't, has made arrangements to keep al In-finest rri'sli fi-.ii.i-te., in their season - The latent eut: ladies garnet jewel ry, at Adlei's, Ask to be shown it. The pleasures of the table cease, Whene'er the teeth begin tolail; ' The beauties of the mouth decrease; The breath's no raoieaspicy gale; Ann all must soon in nun ue, Unless to SOZODONT we fly. ! P. E. McDonough, ship carpenter, spar Imnirprni.d i-milker. All orders will be nromntlv attended to. Residence, Occi- 1 dent hotel, Astoria. Oregon, agynxisaciajwagcgB Rooms to Bent. Anyone who wants a nicely furnished room'in a pleasant locality can be.ac cor.imodated at Mrs. Denny Currac':,! near tho Congregational church. , 81:Tiaan lire. Exnrc . Will receive orders at the store or 3.i W. Case for upper Astoria oranvotlinr part of tlio city. Leave your orders mi t the slato and they will be promptly nU ' for Itcnt A ciar stand: tho fixtures au lr salp. Inquire of P. II. Fox, Msinstreo!. Attention I'lKhcriiuii. tTse Nichola's IJalm of Gilead oil for sore ox chapp.'d hamls, for sale bv Joe . Charters. Tide table-; free to nil. For the finest bath's in tlw citv go to the Orient bathing rooms, opposite HnMetfs amtiim stove. .lor. U. Cn.vKTr.i:-,Prnp. Trpar Amir Tt-eHi Italher than have them pulled. Kit them all rlsht for time to come. Musical Ir.struotio-i Prof. Fred. Mayer, of Switzerland, is now in the city and intends organizing a elass in iiistruniental iiiusle. Any one Y.llo contemplates taking a corns? of in struction' on the piano will find this a vaie opportunity. Prof. Maver may be seen at 3Irs. Tvilight'n. Sprinyr Opening. Tlieie will be a spring opening at Mrs. iferov 3 on ivpunesuav aim imirs dav, Apiil 2Gth and 7th. New and liopular styles of hat3, bonnet-., irim mings, etc. Arris.ini Lnilsins Knusr, Porf- Innil, Oregon. New house and first clas? m iK ap poilitments. Third street, in IK it Thompson's block, opposite Capt. Ain-. worm, liooins nv me nay, wees or month. Mr.s.h. Annir.nvi To the Ladies. Dressmaking in all its branches; neat and reasonable, at .Mrs. Denny Cmraiis. Cass street, near Congregational Clmrnli. Catarrh nftlic Hlr.ittler. stinging, smarting, irritation of the urinary inssages, diseased discharges, cured by Buchupaib 1. Si, at druggists. Oregon Depot, DAVIS & CO., Portland, uregon. rpt r'oumi. Nut picked up, about foiti leet mark ed "IT. K.,"1 on the lead line "No. 1-J." Theowneiran have it oy applying at Theo Brackkei'scigarstoieaiid paying charges. It was nicked up between Smiths i-oiiU and the black buoy. Jas. FlSF.ir.IAN. War! Vnr! War! Water fiont offered fre' to any person that will build a s.- v.- mill in the pity of Willlarasport. I.uinoer we must have to bm'd this city. We. have 0110 stoic hi running order at piv-ent. Quite a num ber haveaheadv loea'ed homes in this city, and yet there is room. to!d on time to suit purchaser;. Located one mile south of Astoria, on the sunny side of the hill, on Young's bay. . J Williamso.v, Sn. .MISCELLANEOUS. REPUBLICAN State mrnrn -5-ci '-r.- - V For Conijrosj, M. C GEORGE, of Multnomah enmity. For Governor, Z. T. 3IOODY, of U'iispo county. For Sivpromo Jadfro, W. P. LOUD, of Msi.r.n pQiin'.y, For Secretary of State, R. P. EAP.H ART, of Multnomah county Tor Stato Treasurer, EDWARD HIRSCH, of Marion count For Supt. of Public Instruction. E. B. McELROY, of Benton count v. Tor State Printor, W. IL BYARS, of Douglas county. Konrtli District Xoniinntiuus, For Froiocuttr.jr Attorney, J. F. CAPLES.of Multnomah county. Clatsop County Nomination. For Joint State Senator, (for Clatsop. Columbia and Tillamook.) F. C. REED, of Clatsop county. Tor Joint Representative. . lor Clatsop and Tillamonkn JASPER SMITH, of Tillam-rt.k o.n.ntv ror County Juiise, C.'A. MrCUIRE. For County Clerk. It. It. SPED DEN. ' ForSiotUr ' .!MIW V. WELCH. For County Treasurer, - - CHARLES IIEII.HOR.N. i i For County Coinmis&ouurs, HENRY F. FlbllERr D. V.. PEASE ! For Aasespor, W. W. PARKER. For Surveyor. OELO PARKER. For School Superintendent, 11. SLOOP. For Coroner, DR. S. KINSEY. in it1 jLAeJumiJIMT MISCELLANEOUS. LI3??S SJ BOOK SSOIEilE: rs l lie larsost stock ot !V Blank Books and Stationery ii fltfirf School KooUs, Blcs, roctical a iftSjiJ Worlcs. Albums and - S fiold Fins. full nii.l Knmt.Tjfa W55rf-4 stock of eerj thins usually "-MJ ket :n 3 well regulated Uook not ar vtry pr.per and p'rlodleal i)ubllshd.- Cail Adlei's Elusic Etore Pianos and Organs Of all !ivits constaatlv on baud. Aiso a mil stock of VIOLIN'S, GUITARS, BANJOS, AC- COKDEONS. CONCERTINAS, HARMONICAS, FLUTES. Aiso a laif; stock of the best of VIOLIN AND (JUITAB STRINGS. SHEET MUSIC. AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, As well a-i even tiling else belonging to a First Clasi Music Store. rVsaJi-il rian.ss and Onsuissuld on tne monthly u:- st.illmee.r pl.111, or for rent. CARL ADLER'S VARIETY STORE nfZ WaHies. Clocks and Jewelry. feSENf': l"iK?!.et and Table Cutlery. in' J ?& Yankio Notions and To 3, jj; 'jfy. I'u'tuie I'rames and Chroino. I 4kairi-M:livortment. Archery, etc. New sods bv eii-ry steamer. The public are muted to examine my stock and prices. CHESAMl'S ST , - ASTOKIA. OltEGON' 0 craoisi'atio C unty Convention. fSTHin DDMCHATIC COUNTY CON'VEN iL lion 1-. ca'l.sl to Burt at the Court lIou, In the rn ut .V-toriii, 011 Wednesday, April jt!i. lSi2,at i 0VI0 k f. m , for tin-, purpose I liQiuHiat lu:; n C luntvTii-kct to be elected at !lit"i'!.-fii.ioti tin-Vibd.iy of June, and jnr Die transactional udi buHinesi as may lor.cily coiiM1 Uctore the rouientlon. CllA. H. STOCKTON, il2t-wit - Chairman. Notice. 2J1KOM AND AFTEIC THI3 DATE THE i? Scow -Mar- K.. ot Aitoria, will not le responsible fur any debts contracted by N. I, b'irpii'oi!, as lie lias mi interest in lur lii!eer. HKNP.Y A. SHAW. Astona, April litli. isSi dlwk A. G. STINSON & CO., BLACKSMITHiNG, At Cap:, tloxci-, old bt:uul, coiner of C.iss and Comt treets. shit, .:,! C. o-Mtr v.i-.ilc. !foiSt-shoi'ini?. Was'-ns in:P- .j:i" repaired. Oootl work ii.d.i::vd. LIBERTY HALL ! i'. VV. STECHHAN ----'- Manager Two Great Shows In One ! (TWO NIfHITS ONLY). l.- 1st exxi.c2. Sci STJSDiBB H1NSTKEL8 i-.uMHl.NS.il WITH THE Muldoon Picnic Party 1 Jiie.-i frotu Emeilfii.'s Tbeatre, S.ui i'"r..iKi-c, liavlu? just clo-ed a i.iot iii'fi'situl ea,ion i.i liisbt Aloiulis, luaklns the stronj;- i-t Coiiibiiiniion now m Existence ! HHK JKRBY '"ST. IIOXKEY 5:uuu:i! si Thor.tre Orchestra. rrrntE ( 11 v.Nc.r. or nsoaRAMMF. I'-ioli r.ien!n. Itnv.sli.'i .Vo ccii a furl -l.llcr'i.. Take Wotice. Joim Sogers, Central Market, H.'L'. ri-vlviM a !rix' inVOtCBOl 11AR!:KL AND HALF BARRELS ,.f tl.e !s-i tsuality, Ami Mima i,-.iil ii. liin.lv Butilif rs 7:a:- , ' . . - -:-- - . - . -.- i. jjwr.o :mi :ii ntupr, r.'eup lor rjisn. .1 H. i). GRAY. Wh .'t-ai- i. i i.-tall d.Uer lu. ALL JCfXDS (r FEET, Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc. General storage and Whartase od reason atle terms. Ywl of Kenton street. Astoria, Oregon. fepas-ssti." ap3Lj ai.iiKwag C. B. COOPER.GESERAL MERCHANDISE. of the iimiiitmjiiiiiiiiiuiiiiHiHiliiuiiiiiiiiuiiiiimmiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiifija ?ri i3iii!!tx:i3icii::c3i3ieiii::3:iiit:iii!2ti:iiiiituuitti:iiiii!iii:iiiiiiiiU; Will remove on or about the first of May TO THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS EEW BUILDING. In order to reduce stock, previous to removal, will offer a Iaibsa.i Discount! To all Cash Customers buying bills of 810 or over. Astoria. April 15th, 1882. A.yrf( ) HI A M. MEYER ASTORIA. REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES. $7 50 PEK BARliEL OP 80 GALLONS. targe ortnr.r.s in like PitorormoN. LossJQuantitics, SO Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - - S I 50 per Dozen ce-SpccIal attention paid to ordt:r from I'ublk- H"iiscs n:nt l'ainilies."50 THE COLUFBIA r,A is sii.'iT.i:ioi: to most. ai i JOHN liAHIS, - 0HEHAKUS STREET, - ce-Orders leli ut tl.- IlltKMAMA UKl.U m'(vi:smu: n j i5fe?35 C'OIIAEK OX" JIAir.' A.i CHAS. HE1LBORN, MANUFACTURER OF; FrJENITTJRE 3 BEDDING AND DEALER IN Carpels, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture r rames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES Onplete in every branch. tVk .SkVvAArAB oWS?Y 4; C . J S4llfc-r4;l,r" & ?iaCQ?;t. M am,j,; ! " Slt LSJi..' t; u rs v so- a. o :. &5 8-3 us ?;- HSiTUllNaa M- '.TfTl -- -- rTZ U 1 M sL Li I U KWEET . Proprietor. OREdON. BREWERY i:ikij id i.y mnij on thls coast - PKOPK1ETOR. ASTORIA, OREGON. 11AM. wl) be ptcinrtlf iitteiidtd to.-Bi. cmn & montlomkuy.) in li:u- in Till. Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. V (iriti.il Av-oitmftit et HOUSEHOLD GOODS. A'iit- fur ?iiii!iP.p Stoves untl Kaiiges The Ut-t in the :uail.ei. l'iUiubiiiSKdi oi.all kind on h:iu'. Joh v.ork done i j v. jrkm:ui!lke maimer. JKt'riUWOX STUKr.TS, 5&E3. At!-f5 . .3 K G O- mmw 2SSZ - " i5 o c.-j .tfaESap. ? f ,o rz H.m r tfi IZ ac-i.'s-seDuu BSqbss uiei iijk'gnv llflEJi ,C c-ss- i--, '