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(3) VMAaxSLtxM gig joaw-j ui -UHe,tauiMsaBarjjj-j Bjjjgggp .TcervEwewJ f-cuwMiamvjgiawimaungoa&ttrt.'gsJ 4'lxv iinllB .vsla.V3$n, AbTORIA, OREGON: SATURDAY , MAY 0. 1st! I53TJED EVERY MORNING. JIoa(Jy ExceiJtoJl. J. i HALLOItAIi ic COMPANY, rcni.is'.:Kr.s AMI I'i:0riUT0R4. .! rif i2ti llitU'liti'j, C'li ftfe-cl. Tirma 0 Subscription : on e.1 by Oirricr. r trek ...M Cents -ent by mail. four months.......- .;) eat hy.cnit, one .ear..... ...... . ft) frcs of Pojtttse to aubvribcri-. Cuo Plsdj-etiscessarj-. Aitrcrii3cnc::t3iB?moil brttejear it teratoid1 Jl ) rers.iuaroi.cr acr.tt. transient sJvcrtSilnc, by the Jay or vwt, Jtty eenU ief sannrofor each incrtion. TCTEC1TY. Tnfi tunc Astouian w.M wJit t nuiil at 73 coiM u M.nJ7i.rrt.if jinsftyo,, lead er ?., conir.nj'tatraioicrrow Mr city can Vir Tin: Ahtouiav otloir Hicm, Iuilv r Wf.fklv ffliiVi.H ( rtj'i j0t-(.fl:.-s ! ij. liH.'oniil ri-pwu-c. Adrf.-tv May be Ti'iardrt ! a ibvircd. .ai reorder of (ft.- cnunilnii room. The Chinese steamer ii reported outside There aro two vessels londwg ?almon for Liverpool. Tho Reporter cleared fur Queens toivn yesterday. A parly of Russian .Touisli refu gees arc en route to PortHnd. The Yaqttina crossed ir. yesterday afternoon from Tillamook and Coos bay. His. I. X. Foster, of .low ell, who has been dangerously ill is re covering. Judge Stott lias s-t tho lGtli of Juno -B the titr.o for tho C a tie Brad ley trial. It begins to Soik like bii'iuos? across tho .street from cut office, with derrick, blocks and tackle for the land driver. The Walla Walk wont m tho Sound yesteiday to Kid with cod for San Francisco. The nun who will evui-eloiMte tobacco juice o;j a lady's dress cannot expect t'i rate a1' a pontic man Theie will be :t regular iiiui-ttng of Teraplo Lodge No. 7, 1. A' A. M., this evening, by order of the W. SL. The U'itish bark fle:i2.irry, Bernler master, which sailed from Alelbonruo on the 14th of February via Guam, arrived in List oveuing. Tho Portiand bjard of trado has appoiuted a committco to telegraph a memorial to tho secretary of war pray ing for an appropriation of .925,000 to "scrapo" the Columbia river bar. Capt. Powell, it is understood, will ondotto tho request. Reports from New Jloxico indi cate that the Apaches arc defeated and crushed. During the previous two weeks they killed 140 whites and Mexicans, captured five hundred head of stock, nutl destroyed 01 cr 73,000 worth of property, lint on April 29th jhey were totally routed near Lords bur. Capt. Tod, of tho British Meauier Glamis Catle, which arrived in San Eranctsco last Thursday from China, states that there are between 80,000 " and 00,000 Chinese at Hongkong awaiting an opportunity to come to this country, and vessels are being chartered at enormous tales. Tho fact tint Chinese do not nrxive by tho thousand every day i3 beeiuse there aro not sufficient vemols to be had to bring them over. A dish washer and a waiter can And employment at tho Weston House. Thp gentleman who sot the w ions Derby hat at the rink Thursday night can call at this office and exchange for his own. Stationery and blank book, all styles and prices at Carl Adler's. Go to Roscoe.s and trv tho Boston Crystal Ico Cream. Occident Hloel:. Just received direct from New York a largo stock of Nottingham lace curtains and upholstery goods at Chas. II'liDom's Sen those new lubber spittoons at . R. Hawes. . Parties wishing groceries, prows Ions or merchandise of any description, should leave their orders with A. an Dnsen & Co. as thov are ptepared to de liver goods 111 any part of the city on the shortest notice. Freshest and finest cakes, fruit and candy at tlie Astoria canuy taciory. for tlie genuine ftnnrbon. and the beat and San Francisco beer. opposite tno ocii tovve ICJI. In the approaching election tho suc cess or defeat of cither party is of im porlanco mainly to tiioto who aro per sonally interestedin theTcsult. There arc certain principles above all party considerations; principles that ate deli cately touched. upon in party plat forms, and quietly ignored in party discussior.3; among such princi ple directly affecting tho com mon prosperity of this community, of this part of Oregou are, fin-l tho titcepsity of such legislation as will mako raihoad corporations fomkc thr, dog-in-the-manger policy that they pursuo whenever allowed to do so, and, pecond, tho necessity of requiting from all candidates for legislative hon ors n pledge tint they will not accept any free ps-e.s from transportation companies We belioie that thh is siniplo justice. Our people in thii part of the st:iti have ootistdorablo political uilluenco. Let it not be thrown invay. Demuid ef the man who a?ks you to send him to S-dem that he w 111 pay his wnyand will accept w f.i vors from an eoiporatton tint would be proffered hitu by irtui cf hi3 posi tion. Titer.! is no half-way I10113..- in this business. A public 111 111 whether judgo or legislator that will tako a pass from a railroad eoui pany is not dealing fairly with the people who elect him. John Smith, 30 long as he is private citizen John Smith pays three cents a mile for his railroad rides, oris thrown off tho train. But let him, by th vote of his fellow citizens, bccoiuo Judge John Smith or Hon. John Smith, member froai Clatsop, Mid ho pays nothing. Every time lu enters a air or host he, in effect, rtceive three cent3 n milo for tho trip, as th o cnpiuy'a .uldition to hid Jil.iry. The people give him so many dollar; :i A ly for Iwing their leproseiitative, and thu coiniunv give? him so minj eenw-a milo for bring (i) He ii tluw in the pay of the people and in tho pjy of tho transport itimi fi.mptuie. The people pay hint fjr his & vices to theie Tie.- company pay him f i hij ervi;vs -to uliuml Tint n ihe qu"tiu:i La usiio! lu iindcraMiod u- evinc ing any hostility to orpr.itiiiS of any kmi Tuey mo g.-d vl.on nt .-.Uovel iiiihraitixl p'twer and the county needs such oomiiiiuti.m uf capital to he'p develop its losonrcei ami bring pjopu a.-iv t n:i up. -o one admires more th in we the enter- prisu that places us in almost .iuii weokly communication with San Francisco, or more fully appreciates tho convenience of r:ipid coiRiuunica tion with points to the e.tst. But it does not follow that public nrvants fihould be carried frte. Of ionise it will be snid 4thit is not the bu-.iue'. of a nowspaper; if the .railroad eom pmy wants to give Jones or Brown a free ride, tint's nil right.'' It is nt all right, and it is 11 nowspaper's busi- nesi to s-ty just whit it thinks i all nublic ouestions. We. can write with perfect consistency. Whenever we travel we put up the coin for ioir tick et, and can grumble at tho aecmimo dations or praise them just as we find thorn. The chanty of u nnlroad company U as carefully calculated as a et rf insurance tables. It is founded on tho old doctrino of tho elect It bo gins precisely wherj the mteiest of the railroad beim, and it ends there. Free passes at given to thos. and only those, who ,ir in p nino:n to j do tho roads good or ti do tln-ni i harm. J A free pai is not gii.cn as a iii.n k j of regard; it 11 a sort of tacit retaining feo and soils thh ha;;i or mu ; uo TAKES it, if he hold an otTu'o to i.hich ho was elected by tho people. For this ?o siy tint ih itevor tick et a man's mine miy bo on, we think that in the interest of Ckttsop county, by reason of the neglect or refusal of the corporation holding tho Astoria land grant to comply with the terms of tho agreement, Iih should givo a full and unequivocal pledge tint if elected ha will accept ie favors .n a legislator that would not be extended to -him as a private citizen. ests, and our vaiious bills for tho benefit of Mir BtHto and the pcoplo generally now before tho committee in congress ami requiring constant at tention," lo say nothing of department business for our citizens in the land, cencus, pension ov postofitco business in short, it would be to neglect my dnty in my first term in order to se curo a re-election. I would prefer defeat rather than neglect the work already placed in my hands by tho people of our state, therefore to my gcneroiH :.nd partial follow -citizens to vrhem I owe ali I am, I inuH trust the futurp." Some Ditty and Tax J'tirulsUctl Scorns to Let Vt Mr. Munson's lodcing hosis.. rj.otia'gaaijseaBfaCT3ggggBa 1 MISCELLANEOUS. t-OllIIU, A coik line, about 150 fathoms, onj EEPUBLIOAN a J ?-3 "O ilny 1st. at tlie Cape, near Kinney's net- ?4y.3 Ti IIP iTT, Xotice. ' 'v.tw lex- cream, ice cream, at ItoscooV :e-. 7- freshment saloon. Saturday and bun-l ijsEPttl2g(& day evenings. Oceirient block. . '"iSsjI&rA - 'V.irrtf7---i : rwffl!sk'! Itnt S'lo in tho Jlloiihe. Strolling into the U. S. bond wato-j0""- house, 'aystheStandaid.wofouiid U.S.1 Apyraier T. McF. l'atton overlook-! i 11 band of Chinamen ! they p.wed the necesirj- int.-ina! levt-iiu" stamps i.n 'a lt of alleged tolncco lately imported fntni China. Tlu owner of the lolueeo state.l that it tint 20 cents per pound in the "'old coun try," and, before ho could sell it heie, ho was obliged t pay a cu&tom duty of CO cents per pound and pa?to 20 cents worth of revenue stioips on each pound. The-,o little items, added to freight, insurance, etc , made the stuff quite costly to the consumer. If there could tjiily be" a duty of 50 cents per pound placed on tlu lice tho heathen import, and a 1 cent veve iiuo stamp on each kernel, the great Chinese problem which is enmiig o much excitement would -non Iv salved. r.vntliim7ie.3lnoi7alle in menS and boj": straw h-itsaf Melnto-h'.ie!il!i-mg stole. Ask ilnttsgistu for "lleuci: on iJats." it eleai out rata, mice, bcdlma. loaches, vermin. llie. ants, inject-. .1j"- uer box. i Xoticn. IhfAati'ila Shirt and Oil Clotliing Fnctorv lm :.iov d next house to tj'ilrk-Jio Hotel. Persons wishing cood oil clothing to kuitlicm dry will please S v-J -. j.'jt..v.jjrv &!&. V Hnillll .llCtl. I V7. n Wells' ile.ulb Iteoewei. .Vbolute . l-'or Conttrossi. cure !oi nervous deuilltv ami wenKiiessj . I' i;i:ol:r,i:,of Mnlliiomati eoitnty. of ihe generative iunetioii-. c-i, u drus- . G . "ists Oregon Depot. 1 .Y1 A C:j.,, . 0 "!- nt Portland. Or. J . 1 MOO!) , of aeo i ounty. I Foe supreme Judge, W. P. r.OKD. of Jlanou county. C. H. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. && ita JL Li 1 C. H. COOPER, OF THE liaiiitiiiifiiiiKiiiaiiiiiieisisissiiiisiKciitiistitiiiitiKKiiiiiiigiiiiuuiuiHU Ta!.f .otiee. (n .liter tins date an f.iltblioii.il in centj per coid will be chaiged on all orders for s ivv ed v. on.l not accompanied lv!liepih, at (Jriv . wood ard. .Jul; Ht. 1MJ. " ' mieriiiau SCro. JVx;iv- Will receive orders at the "-tuie .if 1. W. Case for upper Astoria or am other put of tlieeity. Leave jour orders on the slate and "they will be promptly at tended to. -SSlK'ilUli.-.iij ," New, (pi'tek. complete euro 1 days, niinarv affect ion i. smaiting, nequent or iliilicult urination, kniuev diseases. Si. at druirsists. Diegon LVjiot, D.V YI3 A-t;u.t i-..i liana, ur. Another or tl'o-e lino A. I!. Cii.ise irgans at the City Book hiore. - Clias Stevens & .Son have i.iv t-ale, and are agents for the ne'v singei sew ing maehlne-i. PinnlaheJoriiiifiiriiishi'd n.sim-. can In. hail at the Union Hotel. J'hu'-evi riling de-Jts at '!' tiiylH'Ol: sloteaie Hie le-.t In liie eitv. lliev are sometiung nice ami durable, ami mil what most joung ladie-. would ppjinvi ate'tnv.n the giver. Mr. John Kogerfot (lie Central lai l.et. has mMhi arrangeniciiK tol.ee) al he iinosl fresh tish, etc.. in th -ii m.-.tsiiu Tho discussion let we. 'i i!J lner-si-.!l and .lere Black is no sal.- in neat lorm at Csul Adler"-. - Cii.ts. "stevens and s!i l.ave.i s5i-!v of liiouldinas and moulders to-ils which c.-.n be bought chenp for cash to rinse out that hi. n:th of the busil:e. rrcat o:ir Teelli B.il!iertii.in have (hem jiailed. J .. t yoiu dentist s;iv call he eau. Youde-i:e to have trouble. Ih cause vou have not n-ed So70i)OT. When pioprtlj l:ed. then nib on the Snoixtxr, and keep lliem all right tor l line to emne. l'or Seerotary of Sttito, It. P. EAUIIART.of Multnomah county For State Treftsurer, EDW Mli) niBSCll, of Maiion county " For Supt. of Public Instruction. J:. B. MeELROY, or renton county. Tor State Printer, W. 11. IJYA VS. of Poimlas county. 'ourtti ilti-!.'i .Snsuiiir.tfoim, Tor Proiecuthvr Attornoy. J. K. CAPLES.oi" Multnomah countv. Set I'oiiil!!. Net picked tip, about foilv fee! m.llk e.l "!C. K.,- on she lead line -No. ii" Theowiui e.m have it by apwlvlng at Then. !;r:ii'kkeisei!ai,stoieand pavine. charges, it was picked up between .Smiths' point and I lie black buoy. .lAs. r'i:r.i:w. Set S.out 1'iru ,-1 sis.lv bltliollis-, Isilieibesdeep, otlN ii Voteh twine was lo-lontlie nluht .! Slav ."d: was cuiuht on a suas in the middle channel. The corks a walked 'C. '. '".' Ueiurii lo 1. (1. Ar- vold. Anew look of toves ol the !..te,t stvle-, at John A.Montiromerv'-. Brae. up the whole system with King of the Bloed. See Advertisement P. 1!. jfeDouough, shipcaipeiiter.spar m.ikci and caulker. All orders will be promptly attended to. Kesidenee, Occi dent noiei, Astoria, uregon. P. .1. f.oodman, on Chen.iiuiu -ireet, has just received the latest and most fashionable tJk of gents and ladies boots, shoes, etc. Agent in As.ona lor the Unions Monow shoes. --1 can't get alons vv itliout It. 1 must haveoueol those line work baskets at the City Book .store. Tluee scow loads or dry lir. spruce limbs, mid bark, just received and !-r sale at Ciaj'sdoefc. XhImhIj- should neglect a cough. T.ike ll.vi.r.'s ItoNi:Yor lloncnorM) and 'J'.vr. iits.'anroi. Piki.'s Timrit Aeiit: Bitot's euro in one minute. ILr McrLli tsiiirinsi Is .i mumniotb sin,!, Ci'idde ll:e sle ot the li.iilv. It is ni -it tint pa per lur tlie urcside, I'.i'Uaii.ing m nudi tfijilto.vll the fill relit !VWs. el'niee mis ecli:niv..igricultiira! .tier, i.trket ie- jtii-,..:i. it is itir:.i:Vtl to ii.i !!-mTiV-i-j: "-J oo pirie.e in .nlv ipn. j .ilteiiliiDi S'iiliernn n. Use N'iehola's lialm of (liie.nl ml foi sore oi chapped bands, foi .sale bv .'oe 0. Chattels. Tide tables tree lo HI. . Kor the finest lialhs in theeitv i to the Orient bathing room-, oppustle llolden's aiirtiorf store JorfJ. Ciiw:ii:i:s. Piop. To ! "a mi lie- and iloti'srt.repri'. I haveopnud a laige lork ol iuini ture and bidding on the eoi mi ol .Main and Miueiiiooiia streets, aml-w ill sell at San liancisi'o piice-, Yieivviil s.it. inonev nv inn ing " me. X.i:riN oi -; Clatsop County Nominations. Tor Joint Stito Senator, f"r CI itsop. Columbia and Tillamiiok.) F. C.ftr.r.I). of riatsop enuntv. For Joint Reprosentc.tlvo, i for Clatsoo and Tillamook,) J.WLK SMITH, of Tillamook county Tor County Judjjo. c.a. -d.-firiiti:. For County Clorl:. it. i: spcnDF.v. Tor Slieriti .IAS. W. WKI.CU. For County Treasurer, CilAtti-l.-. UUlLBOItX. Foe County Connalsslonera. IIKXItYP. FlbHKU; 1). B. PEASE For Assessor, W.W. PARKE It. ior Sii-.-voyor. CEl.O PAKlCEi:. 1 For School Sunarlutendent. II SI.OOP. For Coroner, uk. . !Cisi:y. JL ell villi :iie:si:i:ssiiij:ets-iiu33:ii(ii:s!iituiiiiaiiigiiiiuiiuiiiimiuiuiBuii Will remove on or about the first of May TO THE - KNIGHTS lOFiJPYTHIAS HEW SBUILDING. - In order to reduce stock, previous to removal, will offer a Ifiiber'al Discount! To all Cash Customers buying bills of SI 0 or over. Astoria. Ap.-il 15th, 1882. The Lit gest sioek and newest stv l.-s of .Sott and Still Hat-, at Melntosh Clothing sioif. Ttaiisient and d.i bo.ildelse.ui be accomodated at .Mrs. Lovett's coflee and chop house, on Main street. .Me.iU 15 eents upwaids. U.iy board cl0 per week. Evf rvthiiig clean and eomfot: able. Tim Ki'v.Ceo. 11. Thavei.ol l!itil bnn, liul., savs: 'Iluth nivsclf and wile owe nm Hves'to.SillI.oil's Coysuvrrinv i'i lit.. fihl by . K. Dement; Pile pleasures of the table cease. Whene'er the teeth begin to tail; Tho beauties of the mouth decrease; The bie.ith's no more a -piey gale; And nil must .soon in ruin lie, 1'nh-ss to SO.OOOXT wo ih . For Dyspepsia andl.lver Complaint, vou hive a printed euar.uttee e: everv bottle ot .Sui'.oh's Vitalizer. It novel fails to cure. Sold by W. P.. Dement. Musical iustrnotioa Pri.t. 1'ied. Major, of SwiiAii unl. i, now in the rlt;. and intends os-itiiwing a class in iiisiiumental music. An. o u whoeo'eteiiijilales taking n enui".e ot ln stiuctlon on the 'piaiio will Hod this a nire oppoi limit v, P"'f- "davrr mij.lie seen at Mr-. Twilight's. "s.V He ll'st stock of Viftl flitinit Saabs and Stationery iiliffin ,l f "'r- dcsoilpttou. ;s!f;f?v'"',,,! 1-k-I.s. f.lb'cs. Poetical I ? PlLH V.oifcs. AlMiiiisnnit -i,is,i'(r-2j i.oid iviis, -eS$VslL!lll liestiies i ill tuiil roinolrte gfc.'t :sl(i. ol eveivtliiiifr usiiaHy "-'SijJktii: in a well i omitted ltook ali 're. Als.. m-ivs il iit ami aseiiey for everv pit'ior .inn irimucai liuinisitisi Carl Aulei'a Kusic Stoie t-MsUPS- 'fs'Cv.JT f. ---i -.-, ASTORIA BREWERY. fifl. fiSSYER ........ Proprietor; ASTORIA, ORKCON. REDUCTION OF WIIOLESALF. PRICES. 67 50 PER BAKRELOJ'1 130 (GALLONS. iLAKOF OllDKUS IX JJhK IT.OI'OirriON. LessiQuantities, - - 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - S I 60 per Dozen BlTSpecial attemiua paid to orders Irom IV.MIe Iloases and Famllies.-Wi THE COLUMBIA BREWERY George's Sentiments lit a let'or to an Oregon friend sug gesting that ho canvas tbo state. Con gressman Oeoi-Te says. "Referring to your fiigestion as lo tho necessity Mttsl.j for the piano, organ, llute, violin, guitar, cornet, aicoideoii, naujo, fife, concertina and other iiistiumeiits, jilst r eeiv ed at Adlei's music stole. NHI.nil's) Cl'in: will immediately lelieve Cioup, vhooplnn cough and Ilionehitis. soldbv W. LM)eniPiit. Keiition i ti or ; :'. AH:i Ihe lesulnt -e-sii.u ot v.Moila lodge, Xo. 10, 1. 1 1. of (1. T., (oi Tuesitav eveeing, Maj I't'i, a degree meeting w ill be held, when any vvis'nn decrees and all degiee iiif mbei. aie leriuested tulip pie-eut. Oi.i.o i . t' vi:ki:.:. . r. T. I'loiilmj-. V !Ji:ow v, V..s .VI i 2m J 1?0 m ; S - - - "" i'&- ML ' li Piano3 and Organs Tr a; n- X?' o IS Sl'l'KUIOK 10 .Mllsl. ASI IS lCKl.Lfd 1)Y NONlfi ON THIS COAhT JOHK 1IABIS, - - PROPRIETOR, 0HENAHUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. rwlirdcis left at the OI ltllAMA llEKK 11A1.1. vrtll be ;,icuiptly ntteiided to."i (it i:ii tlie ". eebly Iiik Wj:ri.i.v Asrouivv lor Hits week is iu!l of just siieh inlornialion and news of the eouiitn ?s v our It lends in the ea-t want to see. Ii his veiy few aihcit'.scuftils.nmi t- chock to tho muzzle ot lufoimatiou that no f.imilv e.in successful I v sioue. e nlciii" withoni Two dollars will buv the whole w td foi l fie.u,c! L'" fur si "months, or ten teulsj per copy War! Wsr! Var! Water fiont oll'ered free to anv ier.soii i that will build a saw mill in the citv of Williamsnort. Lumber we um-t have to build this city. We have one store in miming order :it present. Quite a num ber have ahead loct'ed homes in this city, and yet theio is loom. Sold mi time to .suit purchasers. Located one mile. south of Astra in. mi the sunn v side ot the hill, on Yimim's b,ij. .1 Wh.i.i vmso.Si:. Wil' Itesuove .Mi.C. U.Cooppi.i.fthe I.X. L. store has leased the entile lov.ei Slooi ot the Knights of I'v thins luilldiug nml will lemove his toek on orabout the liist of Mav. Ileing ov.TStocked and vii-him; to reduce Ills pre-ent stoek he v-i'l otH r as a special indueemen. .1 ver liberal discount tu .ill eisli customers buving Tho nutritive properties oi Cold goods to amount ot bW or over. Ke- in-.s. s .iu-i.ii!tlv on hind . Us.i j. lells' si. or violin.-. ;rvrRS, ranjos. ac- C01tHKo-. ( MN'CKKTIXA"5. ilAKM'iMl . FLUTES. Vi . i iT steel -it tile lest of Vle: IN ASH (.1 ITAIt STRINO". siunrr music. Vl ll!l. IXSTRUMENTS. Vs ... . ,i . ,.-:ti..t. .Is, Issflnxing t .i 1 '. I'l i Mus'CM' le .m f' : i Call and examine thosobabv vv.igons at the City book stoic ll.ive Wisiar'.s balsam of wild chert alwav s at hand. Jt cures eouulis, colds, bionchitis, whooping cough, cioup, in fluenza, eniisumption, and all throat ami lung complaint. W cents itndl a liot tle. "llaekuietick," a Listing nml fia- giant perfume. Pneo Si and .") cents. boIdbvW.C. Deme.it. , Ka:Tts-i;?fTrT5'l IJ'-tiiT 834 Inn-ersoH's lectures and 'What Must we Do to be Saved V at Carl Adler's. A large consignment of th.- best brand Red Cross coal oil just received at Jjio. Rodger's, Central Market. Anyone wishing plain sewing done can be accommodated by nppljing at Mrs. Hepburn's, over the City book store. You want to got sorao of Hosootfs ice cream to-day: fresh made and nicely tlavored. 1'i.iiins ai.it Ui..iis sold nn tin ii'oatlil) 111 st.lUnn lit plan, or fni lent. CARL ADLES'S VARIETY STORE -- Wab-lie, Clocks and Jen dry, J-rsfM'W "'l 'labic Cutlery, ir' VZ anii Notions :iud Tojs, Jr "S l'L-tmi-1 nunes ami Chromos. SjiX-,vji;ativ Carriages, coniplelc it... . n-y:iss.K'.niei)l. New cfieds bv e.'i stcrincr. The public tr- mv itcd t" e'jiirlri" my stock and prices. CHKNAMISST, - .VSTOKIA.Or.EGON. gomery, '(SCCOESSOJt TO J.V0IUN3 & MONTGOMERY.) OK.VLEB3 IK Tin, Shod Iron and Copper Ware. fiei pial Assortment of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Agents for Magee Stoves aud Ranges Tho l,t la the market. r.uiablnc:;oc.J, of aU. kinds ou baud. Job worn done iu u workmnnlike mauner. CUR.VCit OK M.t.V,AXU JGFFRhO HTUF.KTS, ASTORZA, - OREGON. CHAS. HE1LBORN, MANUFACTURER OF;- FLJRNITUE.E a? BEDDING AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES Complete in cverj bratn-li. . W. M E JS .. A M 1 ." B M i is t- :k z ?-v.tixai- ---i. ti I II Ciller rbl Oimypiinng nun auuu: iseiiiicr-.ii, 1:N-S lnnir. s LIQfll) UCKf ASK lONtC member that ill pltiiiillZlllg tills sill- - i ;ng ol wines liquor, and returning to csnvass Oregon in In vh.oRATob si.-tahis tlie b?dy with- ,,,:,, tlie dise.ona will b- hade.l b,ek ,mmv MA f mK , , UBC call nt the Oem tho event of my tn.minattoir. J must1 ' ' ' , . " -i s. v a. .v s ui.u-i t-3Hl T,a'm ' state michi, out of tho question. SJA sl' X lSi ' Tuesday. M,y 16-11 a. m. -i;S . . , . -j Si3r'Ss-45 . ii-j 7s. ,ES.'e tni urmlil nerele nentrfilize ini. 1 . .. , . c Stevens & Soil, have their store', -A X.ls.ll llljretr flee with uch JY DillJ cally on a few questions, but for mo, i Cio"..l-il ivilli ne-gofhls.nll marked IuIHttle of .Shilofi's Cate.nh. l:emedv..Ii i(io to leave oongre-s would be to neglect my duty memb'j loaded and which 1 loprosent for tho peuplo of Oregon. Our river and harbor y oi:ur.i: or ihh r.o.vi:o or ui-, r. I wills' 'i ni mime Auntnnas Al. .STs. S.V . J . Slr ' IM . ... . I I . ... 1 nliiiil.lri li.r L 11 lit It C W T 3JLJ r- . llT-t taT " ; w T - a ri - l"al-r?i Priced cent. Sold l.j W . I. Dement. - . " ,k h? ' mS.cN Mtoria' ' S g?5 tS&T9& . f V& M " -ngrossmati and es , mClWu-, l:" Wl, iT,..., ca,,;, wHeiihilol.'s Jr'i'S&l SSlSS -t!gg M S r of eomnittees now over- (vfik,.; Mouth Sold v W F Ueme ( f Curu illgtvi immediato leitel. nee oMiWae -sc'i.,1.1 bi.lt.llui: stands, iietaison,- - ;; TaS56rS,iiife 5?2ii3 , . j v.illin r -luiiin. JQM O . i.. w nu in. 1 t .fJ f (, ..(1 jk viild lv W. 1.. l)e- the imrtreast nirtur of Alain and Astor f3-:.-Z- ' JS RV T?, 3 ;. 1 -. : . . with general business, nient streets. s'si tSR w7tzii'-i'ci' ,..-.- -U vou want ke ci cam that Is cf mem- t. . ,, , . ,.- -or &), ZZi i3l?,"2""S;- . uUi all miteriai interests i cm().,. uoto Prank t'abre's. r.. ,n made miserable bv fiidi- S1b Ab.olnto nndlitlo Perfect. 3'iZ i KAr'Sftziia i "-1--"" -? S -i 1 t V mt 3 1 -MBk i " -l SJ '-,. i. S ?5 li!25! S isgig-tisrjsaa.. '-.'ir'5 ca 2 3 !.. ri vj ?So CO ppropriitiom, onr commercial inter- A complete stock of bojs'and ehii; dren's suits just leceived nt Mcintosh' clothing store. gestioii, Constipation, IVizziness.Loss of c p iirii nPfJ AiieHnnpr appetite, Yellow Skin? Shilo'i's Yital-l L- U HULUUM, HUCHOii.r, izer Is a positive cure. For sale by W.j Attest: J.G. HLTSTH:rt,S...hool Clerk. . Dement, ,1 mj2-ti 96 .'3- ll-1-- ".J Z mmk m msiisazs 15oftS!!2;a. zo" aa M rf & rt iflgf 22sS3 ills