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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1882)
C3) B5W atsu-JiTcu-ujtjqwjtmjij SJJw Steiljj Ab'ijGV&iL AbTOltlA, OREGON: FRIDAY...,. MAY P. ISi2 ISSUPD SVEP.Y MORNING. Klocda; fcjtcsrtcd), ?. r. hallora:; & company. 1'cin.isiisiw am I'lioritiirrous t-'rMli llti'tlding, i.ms frt. Terms c Subscription .- erred by Carrier. for weeh . .:3 Cer.ts at b? call, fourcif.nths.... .......S3 ft) ec. by mail, one resr.. ... .. 3 &t Szeo of Po-truo to sntacrfbe if . "Adverrts5!nciits inserted l7tbuyer at ' k rate of ?1 CO per nsnre rtr mnnth rrunsieat advertl-ini:. by the day or vo.k, iflt cents wr square fr pach insertion. THEJDITY. The D.vu.r .vtokia trot - etit hn tr nho conUmiriaieati:iiet trunt tlittityctm lar-c Tub Astoutax JiAlmr Winn,. .ily jr Weekly IiiIotm tofiRyjKjxi-flprciritJi- out additional crptnc. tdttri'X' mtylc sittnged an i.Jlcr. o fifIrcit. Xivire ordtr at the eminlin'j room. The public schools close next Fridav. The candidate havo a mouth to rustle in. Walla Walla ha voted a Ux for a 17,000 school house. The recent earthquake kneckod down chimneys in Olympia. As a general thing women who Jo fancy work don't fancy work. D. P. Thompson will resign his office as mayor of Portland on the 1st of next month. KOTBS TEOM 2HB CHEHALIS- safe and pleasant as well for travel. !tlr. Peterson has had a town l New Country. ,.'.,.. htf ,dF .v. Chehalis poin .which will be a rival to 'Ilwaco, MosxES45o.MayaJ.iK3i , h , ,j h T Brandl LditokAstebiax: i . , , , . . Dear Sir: A few iten.n from tho 'ho f- .c .lolr". thfl . I several 1'ortlawt lamutes have, already secured lota and intend spending all uuijlul. u irmn i Tij'ijuiUicp3wwieii.ia?cgggvMh,ifcUi.i.va3B)yyiwfo um..nO!.aiamjeij.igtaE.Lfjuii&-tAUjmJtm I Net r.osr. t The Dulc-of Abbicurn, and (cho-jti-ers Annie ami North Bend went to ea yesterday. Souio of the up country towns ure already talking Muitr a -ltli. of July celebration. General Welty, ono of Oregon's leading lawyer, was on the Or."'m j yesterday on a brief California vi-iit. -The Standard editor says he b.ts been ahtised so long :im! so persis tently that ho d -sn'l mind it any more. Nine fe-it of sno.v in the m.iunt- Chehaua valley concerning m pros pects and people may not prove un interesting to a portion of tho leaders of The A&70UAX, c: which the most stirriug, if not tho latest, is that of the earthquake which occurred hero on Sunday evening last at 11 o'clock r. ii. I was preceded and accompan ied with a heavy rumbling sound which lasted for several seconds. Its motion was at nrsi gentle but became severe enough toward the last to have shaken down brick buildings of vrhich, very fortunately, we have none in this section of country. We are, in deed thankful tint co littlo damage has lostilted from it. Somu people wt-ro badly frightened, which feeling also wxtended to domestic animals Mich as cows and -.beep, tho hidings of tho one and Meltings of the other after tho shock, denoting their un dent terror and alarm. The new steamboat f.Ioutesano, commanded by Capt. Whitcomb and owned by the S. W. D. T. Co., and intended to lun on the water of Chehalis iher and Grays. Ilavlior .ti rived here on the 27th, making iho I rip from Astolia to this place in about ten houra, the dh tauca bein about 90 milua. The pooplo here hailed her coming with dolixht as they Invo long felt their great need of sucli a craft on these waters. She i evidently ttiu boat for this tradu possessing as she dues peror al points of oxcrllenc;, being very staunch, cipicions, seaworthy, and having reat power nnd sp-ad, as icsny of tho people residing her. ein testify te: bc-ing curried by li-r on a May day excursion down the tiverand ownho waters of tin hutior, stop ping at rations way point-, and return- j iug sg.iin in Iho veiling if the samo day. The prutident of tho company, Jlr. LiO-iiM'', acoompaniod the oxcur si"ii, who, with tlipoiliccra of the bo it, tried to inak.. tho occasion an i-n3y-ab!e uiiri for all. .vhich they did suc ceed in iV'iug Aiuuiig tho items of interest no..l,n the ttip wis that ? the improvements a'ready 11 ide and huiug "e.irncil iu t Iuiniaiii. the Top SkSp. C. D. COOPEIt, GENERAL MERCEANDISE. 1'ifh- or sixty fanioius. -13 meshes dep, of X 12 Scotch twine was lost on the night ol May 3d; was caucht on a snag in the middle channel. The corks are marked -C. C. Co."' Return to T. ft. Ar-vold. Hdving other business that demands'" my attention 1 oiler for salemv chop I h i nM. situated in this- citj . .1. M.Fko.!Iman. "rrat 1tir Teeth Attention I O. or.1'. or a part of the bumnier thfre. Wo are hopeful and hsppy as a peo ple believing thai our comity is just entering upon b ne era of pm-perity and greatnosj. 31. Causs tor Congratulaticn. It : always with feehug of delight that our Astoria inerchan's iestu that oue of the San Francisco steamers Lis raade a ''quick nip." The annoy ance consequent upon having the As toria freight carried up the CoIunibL and f. part of the way into th plov fttlt valley of th'J Wil!.iuietf and theti back g tin, is m minor iinportmiv. True, it would look more lil:- bu-i-nebs to discharH freight at th- point to which so!!t-rs consign it. but the trip from terminus to termtnui would bo lengthened wreral liout;, and Unit would never d". Some time h portion of the mail goes up also; indeed tho passengers destined for this place should be grateful that sufficient time is given tlim to get off, for should tho steamer go by without stopping-at all, there would be a nholu hour and a half more to Ho at tho dock at Portland, which np-pijaii- to be tho desideratum In masked contrast to reeeiit more met.ts in this respect v.v.s tho action of Cipt. Debnoy of the State of Califor nia, yesterday. lit1 got in at-a very early hour, but lay hero till twelve o'clock to give all Astorh freight an opportunity to be discharged. lie may mis3 a three- line item in the Portland paper, proclaiming the fast time his vessel in id", but he deserves the thanks of tho business men of As tuna in thus evincing smtab'e u-gard for their interests. After the icgular session of Astoria lodge, Xo. 10, 1. 0. of G. T., on Tuesday evening, May ath, a degree meeting ivtfl be hPld. when any wishing degrees and all degree members are requested to be present. Gei.o F. Pakkuk. Y. V. T. Flokhnxk K. Beows. W. s. tlnny 3Ieii. Wells iiea'i'i J.ciiewer. Absolut' cine lor lienor.-, debility -.'ml weakness of tliegenemtive functions. 61. a' dmg ClsK Orecon Di pot, DAVJ ft CO.. Portland, Oiv Tain- "Votiec. Uathor tiui'.t bivr. them pulled. Let in wutisi savo an nc can. i oil ucsiro to have trouble, because you havo not iibcrt .ozodot. When properly fiiwed. then in') on the Sozodont, and keep tlieni all right for linv to come. ViLL! On alter lln- dati- an Additional 1U cents per eohl il) be eliarged on all ordersfor saved wneitTiot aecompanied bvthecash, at (r.ivs woimI j n!, Jelv --Tlie AlW!ty- hand-" stovepipe ybi'Ivi-i at .John A. Montcomcrv's. Stevens & bon havo their store crowded with :r-vi sood-s all marked in plain fiejiues; Frank Fabr.1 lias oyters in every styic. ste and pon loaits a speclalty N'obodt should n.'jiret a couch. jT.ike IIalc" noxi.yF Honnnouxu ami Tax: imtanur. I'ikl.s Tootii ai.ii:: Duop-i cure in oi.e minute. -A Nf-.il Injector tree with each boitle of Miiioir- Catarrh. Renif-dy. l'ricc r) i-i-iit. oIil by V, K. l'ement. ilti, li.t mii.ti Vriitlttt 1,11,1 TiillinOftt. In Xehalem the snow neariyimi!lu.lectt by :h, wul, koowu all gone. Tho picnic s-wson has opened in the Willamette valley. Tho Salein print ers start oil' with ono whenever the weather permits. Tho question is now, "Whoroistho Glenolg?" She is out thirty-fire days from. Hongkong. Tho .Meath mado the run in twenty-four. Tho preparations for tho foutida. tion of tho now Odd Fellows building are well under way. The crib for tho land driver is now being put in place. Threo expsrts havo figured on tho amount of glass surface in tho front of tho now Knights of Pythias build ing. Taeymakoit SG3 square feet. That glass is good for jnst one inoro item. The engines to tho I. S. X. Co.s new steamer aro being put in by Mr. Jones, tho builder, assisted by W. II. Qlough, tho former engineer of the Canby, who will run theia when she n put on tbo line. Tho American Book Exchange is "busted." Wo thought it was on its last less some time ago, when tho manager sent us a half-column adver tisement, requesting an early inser tion and offering books in payment. Mudloon's donkey was a well behaved brute while in Astoria, but tho Portland air is too much for him. The Standard says that tbo first night he kicked up boforo and behind, atp up part of his liarnoss and tho backs of two chaire. Tho poor beast! The cargo of tho Ciscades boat last ovoning, says tho Standard, was a. fair sample of tho products of eastern Oregon, consisting of flour, hidos, deer skins, wool, sheep skips, bronco ca yuse3, cowboys, and CO head ef fat cattle. The S. F. Bulletin says that the Lang'rigg Hall is at Portland, and will carry a full cargo of canned salmon to England. This is about a near right as that paper generally Sft frVunil. Net picked up, about forty Seet maik ed "K. l.," on the lead line "No. 12." The owner cm have it by applying at Theo. JJrackfcei"-, cigar sloii; and paving charges. It was picked up between Smiths' point and tne black imoy. ,Ia. Frki'man. Sl:es'iua:i E.i-ot. ZWtw Will receive order-, at the at ore of i. W. Case for upper Astoria or an v other paitot lliecitv. Leave vour mdeii on tl:-: slate and "they will le promptly at tended to. I he llrc-Mt Vtn.ri.iit I-, a iiuiuuioth sheet, doutile tl.c size ot the Dally. It is just tho pi per for the fiiessde, containing i:i addi tion toail thocnricnt ui'Vf. vboUi mi--eellany. agricultural matter, mark, t re ports, etc. It U furnished lo single soi.--.eriber at o- OU per j oar in ml v .eee. all St.ittoneiy and blank book-. , .. , .. : .. rw .i t it . SIJ1CS i'.Ihl Jllli'O III l-.lll AUBT . Tho;e willing i'e-U- at th-(it hook htoioarc the beil in the cits. The an .something nice ai'd durable, ami iu-t what most jouug iadie -.ou!d apiir-'ei-j ate utim me i;itui. Wn will j on Co i'i when Shilokn Cuie wiiigivn itiiiniiiiaie relief. lVu-e 10 (Ts r'i c!s and !. .Njid by W. K. De ment. Ate von made miserable bv Iiidi- giistbui. Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of appetite, lellovvskinv tsunou's vitai i?er is it positive cure. For sale bv W. K. Deme.it. ."shiloh's Catanh Remedy a posl tivo cure, foi Catanh, Dliitnerla and Cankei Mouth. Sold by W. . Dement. -If ji-ii want ico cteaiu that is ice cream, go to Frank I'abre's. A complete stock ot boy;,' and chi'C dren's suits jiist leeeived at Melufosli? ololhmg ,tore. CAtff. MTsi'E!.l.Ni:OUS. C. H. OOOPBR, OF THE - iifiiiiiiiii3iijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:eii:tiiiiiiii:ii2j!iiiiiiimiiuiiiinnHUHUi m m. Ii ill if 11 Pi w m j. ti iuui:assai:sssi2its2ssi:esisiuis24tnaflss55iiifii:'iziaiiutsi3iisciiauniaiiuiiiiux Will remove on or about the first of May TO THE KNIGHTS I.OFilPYTHIAS NEW 8BUILDING. lldlr?s SOOISL 2S'X'03Et.'E3 .Mr. John tU-ger- of the Central Mar kel. has made prr.ingemeuts lo keep al helin.'at fre.h Hsli, et-i.. in their season s--' 11;. i.irscst stock ot ' t?!fsA Blank Books and Stationery '; i'Sq if every description. ; 'i Works, Albums and f'VHrf O..M1VHS, . j'A'siDllV-i'tis .v fell and eompleto -TlfeSr-5! stiipk nt everytliinir usiiallv l'lm iliiicci,.u liv....-n r.,i, in.. ' "Siv Lent 'a a well reituUiteit liook q,i!l nii.t lere Rl-iek is foi il In neTt I Store. Also, news (!ej-t and aseney for fnn at Cari AiilcrV. lnneaMeij i-aj er and iii..ticaJ i-nt.lislie.1. lumber linn of Simp'en t Co for their iir-w steam sur mill ivhich is in couiS' of e.instruction, tlio pile driver being busily engaged in driving piles f.-ir tho foundation. A lino wharf and warehouse ato already built and tho machinery on the ground for tho mill, which is expected to be finished some time in June and will havo a cutting capacity of about 50,000 feet par day. There is ample room for povetal first-class saw. mills tin Cfrav's Harbor, as it is, in addition to its being a natural depot to receive the supply of timber which can be brought down tho many streams which enter into it, an) otcellent j-hipping point, being mw and easy of accossj having seventeen. or eighteen feet of water on its bar at extreme low thlu and a straight well defined h!incl. There is an abundance of good timber on the Chehalis and all its tributaries as well as on the various streams entering into tho harbor. It would not not be exaggerating tti say that there is as much good timber in this county which is accessible, as in any county in the territor'. Emi gration is slowly finding its way here, yet ne ara hopeful tlut settlers will find their way here 8-jon in large num b,ers to o:iuo- the extensive tracts of vaciut land in this valley, which aro rich and productive. Tho population of our county is but ono thousand whiU there is room and good home3 for jevqral thousand. MJonb.-s.uio, the comity seat, is situated about tho head of tide water on the Chehalis river and has 3 stores, 2 hotels, 1 blacksmith shop and 1 flour and feed warehouse, also a well finished and commodious church and a good school house. The peoplo of this county are, as a plaai, moral, temperate, intelli gent and industrious. There has not been a criminal case on tho court ducket for this county for several years, which is no doubt owing to the abs.enco of saloons and places vvhero intosievnts are sold. The people are determined that whisky shall be kept j out in tho future. After July 1st we Oregon Beach Lauds There bi'o thousands of acres olsAud beach in Oregon, which in time can be rt-cktiiued and made svniUMe for pa t in ail" purposes. To do iv will ve nule,- monev to 'u? esoended and I Ub.ir to bo ptrfi.imti!. I: requires ici en or eight years to reclaim these lands, and that is piubably the reason that no one has undertaken it. Tho bystem of reclamation is to mhv vel loiv lupine, which in a few" years pro duces a fair and durable soil. In tho meantiuiu tho shrub affords good browsing for cattle. Tin lupine should be sown first with barley, during the rainy season; tho barley comes up first, and checks the diift of tho sand by its rank and heavy stalk?. Lupine grows slowly at lirst, taking Very deep mot; the second v: ar after it is sown it is hudy enough to ttiko care of itself, and bv-gins t spread rapidly, and ?uin we.ve an niuioin impenetrable uetw.-rk over the M.nd-, and cro-ites a rich nimil 1 by ibe decay of its leaves. On tho coasts of Franco rqiles. upon utiles cf land so reclaimed aro now hearing crops of vegetables and cereals. This system ha3 become very popular on tho ssud hilli about tho harbor of San Fran cisco, and many beautiful gardens hava taken tho place of barren dunes Tako this coast and institute, a simi lar procedure, and a few years to come A dish vvesherand a waiter can limit einploj nient at tho Weston House. j i Clin i. Stevens and .'ion have a stock! of mouldings and moulder-, tools vyp.ioh' can be bought cheap for cash in r-ioci out th.it branch of ihe !iu,sness. ! Anew si,,ek of stove-j oi jiio latest stvles al John A. Mniiigoni"r S. ! Uratv iiji the whole sj -ieui ,ilh King I ol the IJIiKM. ."sea Auve: lisement. Carl AiUer's Kuslc Eloie r ) ' )l -II -A:.;.. ue wishing plain sewing done can lv".vcrjiiiiid.ttid bv applving ul 5li'. 1I.id.irn'-, i -i the "tiY b.k store. Iii order to reduce stock, previous to removal, will offer a IB ! To all Cash Customers buying bills of 1 0 or over. Astoria, April 15th, 1882. ASTORIA BREWERY. fifiEYSR Proprietor.' ASTORIA, OREGON. Pianos and Organs fsii! i., ik. , .m.ti'iiH :t hand Also a f.tll ..t.i,'!. ,if 1. E-MeDonoitgh, shipearpeiit.-i.spari t'lui i : fni'i'M n c n n lakerand caulker.' All orders WniV X 'ej'ov mxmW romiitly attended to. Re nee. ),-. i- ' ' ' ','' ';V, , v ir Vt wvv ' out hotel, Astoria. Oregon. HAltMnMCA.i. thhlhS. Vis.-tt lait stock of ttielie'tof -Go to Ro-eoe.s and trv tho Jioston VKlI.iN AND'iUMTAV. STRINGS. Crvstal Ice Cream. Occident Wock. I SHEET MUSIC, AV!i l'S:i(',l. IVsiTI!I!!KN'TS .lust u'ceivoit iiirecl fiom New Vork a largo stock of Nottingham laeo curtains ami upholsteiy goods at Chas. IleUnorn's. See those new iiilibersplttiKins at K. H. llavve-.. As ueii as ivtivtluus else lielonsiii); l a r'irsi C!v- vinsle Store. 1'aitles wishing gro.vri. s. provU-j tons or niercuaniie 01 any iie-eripiioii. should leave Ihelr orders" with A, Van DusL'ii tt Co. as the aie nu-paied to de liver goads .-(ii; ju.'.L'uf the city on ti:e iinn' nonce. P. . I. Goodman, on Clienamu-. -Meet, has lust received the latest an i most ; fashionable style of gents ant l.-.dies1 lioots, shoes, etc. Agent In Astntia tor J the famous Monow shoes. ; Ytm j. 'jL "iUiki REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES. ST 50 PER BAKREL OF 30 GAXLONS. 1IAKK OlUlERS IN LIKH PEOrOIrTION. LessZQuantitles, - - 30 Cents per Gallon Sottled Beer, - - - St SO per Dozen PiTSnecIal attention paid to orders it,n PuWlo Ili.usos and Fanilllea.-SW would find good farms along tho now desolate beach. )Yei Shore. Di.iohanous. 1 can't get along witnoiit It. 1 inns! I have nnii ot those fine work baskets at the City Rook store. -IngersoH's U-etuies and -'What Must we Do to be Saved V at Carl Adler'-. . M.A-w sm.VW5 I'miio- nivi 'in; uis -..lit on me luonisdv m S! Ulnejl.t p!-.n, t I"i lent. CAHL ADLER'S VARIETY STORE tjCi vyiiti lie., faocks and Jewelry! A targe .:.,isignme:it o( the l.'sii i--rJ'l1"'kei and "laMe Cutteiv, brand KedCioss eo-il oil lust reeeiv.-.i ,- fe :mk.e N'otlons and Tovs. at J no. Rodger's. Central Marlcet. k - .!& K"-;1".1 ':',""" :""' ;"r0,:'ilo,'i" HiV;sj.i5l;i1,v l arfiasjes, a coinl'te T.HE COLUMBIA BREWERY IS sUrKKlOi: TO JIOil. ami lb ILl"KI.LKU ItY NONFO ON" THIB COAST J Of IN UAIIK. - - FKOPKIETOR, CHEWAHUS STREET. - ASTORIA, OREGON. eti-Orilris Kit at ttte UlUtMANIA lifJl1!: RAM. v.lil !. ptfinpUy altcndpil to,- "5slas,iitment. f-r-.l!,! tlI.U" lIL.tl 1.1.1.!.. :m.l HI.-..IV ' -VlV9l tiv.ttiT MCUtllH. Ult'IlttlUH- ..nto Thneeaupl mnnlioned caniQ to . . . , , , , -u ,,, ti,;, will have a seuu-woeklv mail instead Astoria direct, and will load at this - . T.-. i of a weekly iruiil ;u at jiicsent from pUlt iU. .fcifc.f.w. Napoleon died sixty-one jijarsago to-day. nc never had an opportunity to see those lovely sets of jewelry at Carl Adler's. Evervthing fashionable in men's and boy's straw hats atMclutosh'scioth- ing store. Another ot those fino A. U. Chase organs at tho City Book Store. Chas. 3tevcn3 & Son have for sale, and are agents for tho now Stngei sew ins machines. Furnished or unfurnished room j can be bid at the Union Hotel. Tho editor nf the 'Sonttlo Post Intellicticef says that, hila he. was recently at Ktl-ini-i, an Astorian, who claimed to havo bien m tho coiiutry between thirty and fo-ty years, in formed him that early m the iiFtpsa it was conmion eneugU at Portland to seo a hundred salmon leap simul tanc-ously from the water, and that along in 1848, '40 and '50 he had seen thojivcr so full of salmon as to ac tually impede navigation, and that at moments the air would l.c ii full of leaping fish as to hido tho wator from view. The idea of an Astorian saying anything of tho kind! It won't do. There are some men In our town, And they are wondrous wise; They promptly pay their paper bills And also advertise, And while they reap a thousand fold The foolish ones stand by And say, "we, loo, might win the gold, nut we're afraid to trv,'" Zoridon Time. The -Police Mill. Voit want togetsiiiiieot l:. i-.lin t ilav-uu". Freshest and finost c.tkt ?, fruit and candv nt the Astotis candv taci.irv. Olympia to Astoria and return passing through Iho valley, which will 1)3 lo us a groat boon indeed. " It is the in tention of tho government to have it carried by btcamer over as much of tho route as possible between the two places. For this purpose there is in addition to the steamer plying be tween Astoria and Uakers bay a lino ateauiboat on Shoalwater bay and also tho Mon.tes.ino on Chehalis river aud Gray's Harbor thus rendering it both Thuv se.ivv ln.i(U of dry ;.,. -prin-e limb., aud bark, iust received and fur sale at Oray'a dock, 'I he large-it stock ami newest siv U-s ; oi Soft and .Still Hats, at Mcintosh's I Clothing stoic. s i For the genuine .1. it. Cuiter iil liourlion. and the best ot wines, liijiiurs and San Francisco beer, cr.ll ?,t the (Jen: opiioiitc the hell tower, and sso Camp bell. ' Transient and dav hoarders cm ! accomodated at Mrs. Lovetfs eolVee and chop house, on Main sired. Meals 15 cents upwards. Day bo.ud $Z per week. Everj thing clean and comfortable. The Uev. Geo. 11. Thayer, of lloui bon, lr.d-. savs:'-lJolh mvself and wife ov.ee.urIic-s toSnii.oii'sCoxsrviPTiox Ci-ni;.'' Sold bv W, E. Dement. ;:T" invited to r.i:m:ie my sty-k and prices. CIIHN AMI'S sT , AVt'OKI V.OI'.EOON. . 1. . v Ablij. IVIi-i.i-tl !. VNU Wli.l.i:.sAl.KAMi!tE- VII. ft !,tl. iN I'SSERAL ISECMfflSS ".i: ti,i AST-ilMA ,s .out Cass itr,--lh. - OKEGON The whole number of casts trud in tho Police court during the mouth of April were fifty-four, as follows; For being drunk in jmiditi place 21; in decent act i, disorderly conduct 10, fighting 4, interfering with an otlicer 2, vagrancy 11, obscane and abusive language 2; carrying concealed weap ons 1, and teaming without a license 1. Tiio total amount of fines and forfeits collected for the month of April amounted to S21C.50. The pleasures of the table e-'a-.e. Whene'er the teeth begin to fail; The beauties of the month deeu-ase; The breath's no more a sniev gale: And all niustsnnu in ruin lie. Unless to jOZODi)N I we fiy For Dyspepsia andLiver Cnmpi.uiii. von nave a nrinieu suaraiuceoit evervf l...i.l.. ... I.llnl.;- V .i..K.. 1. .. .. ..'. iM.ttie .ri .iiit,,.i s , ...iitAt-i. it liiritl fails to enie. Sold bv W. L Di-iuent. Musle for tne piano, organ lime, violin, guitar, cornet, neeordenn. naitjo. life, roneertina and other msti.imeids, just received at Adler's suihi.: stre. "UaeKiuetafk." a h-stlnj and fri jii ant perfume. Price i". .mil ' eeits NddbvW.E. Dement. Leinenweber & Co., C M.IXXVWMtXIt, ii. i-n" lT.ul.isiirii leiiV. ASTOltlA. (iKKGON, TAKNER3 AID CURRIERS, Miuuifaetuiers aii.t luinorteis ot I.I. KIVUS (iK omgomery, 'ctrrcEssei: ao .iaokins t Montgomery.) tt UEALEKS IN Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper WaFe. A Gei.eral Afsortmect or HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Agents for Mngee Stoves and Kange.s The llest lu the market. PiUmUng uoods otjdl kinds oa hand. Job work done m a woikmaulika mauner. COItXtlt OK 'lAlN.ANll JEFFKRSOM STUKETS. ASTORIA. - OREGON- cr&J:LSXZf&i5--T&Za CHAS. HE1LBORN, AIANUFACTUUER OF; FliRNlTURE 3s BEDDING AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames'andjMouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN FOLES Complete In every branch. buir.ou's CL'hi: will inumdtnle! lelieve Croup, whooping cough anil lironchitis. Sold by W. F. Dement. Call and examine those baby wagons at the City boot store. XJ'S3L'iSl"E!3LL AND FINDINGS Wii.il. stie iealcr''i OIL AND TALLOW. . lll-l.e-t ensli J'l'.C- paid lor Hides Hid Tdlow Son Mutual InsTirance .Co., OF CALIFORNIA. .!. V .ll.-iimt ii..s rresi.u-ni I'll vs. i: ST.IBV .hecretary (iio. I- -.roitv AKcnt forn-Pijou Cifltal paid up in I'. S. gold coin S SvO WW . X. CASK, Agnt, ctie,aaau3 street, Astotla, Oiejon. 2 i " I P3 I i-S3 ?s!3" --. i MimmiM fl'fegBMl.t.ir.z-z? -, LJ3 H a "-a OSS H g;S Zi. P LZ1 C m ZZj l--!5,Ji i tri& ; iSS j '. ltr3; 3 - W S2 i. c 3 S )- Ai. -. 54? a"Vi liin I if s".Sjto Jiff5iHSli;-3 swk ?'ia?!:? P. "SO. Oiili
