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Astoria, Oregon, Wednesday Mornro.fr. May 17. 3.882
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SPRING DTETICS.
Palatable. Dishes With Medicinal
Proprieties. :
In former days "spring fever
was looked upon as another term
for laziness, and our ancestors re
garded with open suspicion a com
plaint which had for its principal
symptom a total disinclination to
bodily activity. But we, wiser
in many respects than were our
forefathers, have learned that the
feeling of lassitude with which so
many persons suffer in spring, the
tired, worn-out sensation, is really
a disease, not serious in itself but
decidedly uncomfortable, predis
posing the system to become the
victim of more dangerous ailment
and'should be treated as a disease.
Yielding to it only makes it
worse; the more you lis down, the
less you feel like getting up or
making any sort of exertion; food
palls upon your appetite, and
going to bed worn out you rise in
the morning still not rested. In
f icr. it is a mild form of acclimat
ing fever, in which the physi
cal system adjusts itself to the
change from winter to summer
a fever from which one person
ma' suffer much and others not
at all. As in many other cases
Nature provides her own remedies.
"Exercise and proper diet is the
cure fur it. Tonics arc valueless
except as they act on the liver and
improve the appetite. The juice
of the lemon, taken without sugar,
before breakfast, is a sovereign
remedy lcr biliousness with many
people. Indeed, vegetable acids
are often medicinal, and pickles
me by no means as pernicious as
they are popularly supposed to be
that is provided they arc pure.
Sulphuric acid vinegar, and
pickles greened with copperas,
are, it is scarcely necessary to say,
rank poison to any stomach save
that of an ostrich. But home
made pickles, in which the ingre
dients are hbovc suspicion, arc
rarely hurtful, unless used to ex
cess, and we have known of in
stances where children who had
been forbidden pickles all their
lives have had acids prescribed
for them by physicians as neces
sary to health. But acids, like
sugar and salt, should be taken in
moderation, not as a strong diet.
"Salads, "spring greens" as old
fashioned folks used to call them,
aro invaluable in spring dietics.
Spinnach, lettuce, kale, etc., are
all medicinal as well as toothsome
dishes. In the southern states
turnip tops are a popular dish for
eaily spring, and many house
wives insist upon their use as a
sanitary measure. They act di
rectly upon the liver, and arc an
excellent remedy for bilhousness.
In the late winter, i. e., in the lat
ter part of January or early in
February, the turnip patch in
which some roots have been left
to stand for the purpose, u; cover
ed over with brush to protect the
undergrowth, which soon gets up
under such shelter. This, boiled
with bacon, is the famous "bacon
and greens" of southern dinner
tables, and is a slightly bitter but
not unpalatable vegetable. Radish
tops are the nearest approach to it
which we have ever found in
northern markets, although dande
lions liavo much the same prop
erties. Watcrcresses, also, are good for
the health, and act as a pleasant
stimulant to the appetite- Many
persons eat them with no season
in"' but salt; others prefer them
dressed as a salad with vinegar
. and oil. In France lett.icc is
eaten when the plants are no big
ger than a silver dollar, dressed in
vinegar and oil. For thoso who
prefer a mayonnaise, the following
reliable; recipe is given: Mash
the yoke of four liard-boilcd eggs
L.,,1 r,;.. ; ,iipm thornuirhlv one
, . , , , .;., ,
,.'uv;ii iBoiv&puuiuui vi muauju.iuu
I n tablesnoonftil of salt, stir in
very slowly half a teacupful of
fresh olive oil, adding it drop by
drop until the mixture is smooth.
Add to the strained juice of a
iemon enough clear vinegar to
mike half a cupful. Turn this
slowly into the dressing, stirring
all the time. If this makes the
dressing too thin, do not use all
the vinegar. Do not pour the
dressing over the lettuce until
ready to serve it, or, better still,
snrve the dressing in a saacebowl
and let ovOry one help himself.
If you think it lacks mustard or
pepper, they may be added to
taste. If the former ingredient is
needed take it dry iu a cup and
mis with some of the salad
dressing, then stir it thoroughly
into the whole.
For people who dislike oil, but
ter may be used instead, taking
half a cupful and creaming it very
light, then mix into a paste with
the effffs.
Slewed prunes are among the
best of gentle laxative-, and ued
frequently at tills season of the
year will frequently ret as the
traditional "ounce of prevention"
and avoid the nr-cesshy of more,
disagreeable medicine. Before
stowing they should be soaked in
water until they plump out, other
wise they will present a shriveled,
withered appearance.
An Opposite View.
Astoria, .May 10, 18S2.
Editor Asteriax:
I heard lhn addtesscf Mr. Fen
ton last evening on the political
issues of the day. Free trade
opposition to our protective tariff
laws was the great burden of his
song. He repeated some of the
hundred or more arguments of the
"Oregoniau'" newspaper of the
past year. lie even went into
details, and told us how much per
cent, everybody in the whole
United States is taxed for every
little article of clothing, food, con
venience or utility; and his state
ment was that all these aiticlesare
taxed from 33 to 100 per cent.
Now, on the face of that state
ment, it would appear that the
people of the United States are
tho worst-taxed people in lite
whole world. If such is the ease,
how does it happen thjt all the
poor people, and many of the well-to-do
and wealthy people of every
nation on the earth, are in great
numbers leaving their own coun
tries ard coming to this country to
stay and to live here? Why are
they so anxious lo come beic
and be taxed so enormously?
They do not come blindly, or upon
tho advice of sharper, swindlers,
or taxgatherers, but upon the ad
vice of their friends and relations,
who have come here years before
and have had a year or more ex
perience of our burdensome taxa
tion; yes, and of pur active and
lucrative business of all kinds, and
they find that, notwithstanding the
so called "great taxation' of our
imaginative free trade politicians,
still this is the best country under
the sun for poor people. They
find that all this noise, bluster and
buncombe about tariff taxation is
nonsense, nothing cIm-; for every
article of manufactured goods
used in the United States has
gradually become less and less in
cost every five or ten years, or
every year since the war cf the
revolution, when we gained our
independence of Great Britain and
our right to build and run manu
facturing establishments- cf any
and every kind the prohibition of
which by the mother country was
the chief cause of the war. You
will remember, Mr. Editor, that
England, prior to 177G, not only i
forbid the colonies to manufacture
the various articles nepded in all
affairs of life, but compelled them
to buy of England, and also to
stamp many articles used with an
cxponsis'e revenue stamp, the cost
of which went int.- the tav gather
er's coffers.
After the war of the re volution
and the experimental period of the
"Confederation" (about the close of
Washington's second administra
tion), under the advice of wise
men of the nation, Congress pass
ed a tariff law, levying a light law
at first, generally less than 10 per
cent. From that time to this, this
tariff tax has been fluctuating,
sometimes higher and sometimes
lower, as the views of Congress
have from time to time changed;
but, generally, the per cent, of
tariff has been raised. In the course
of time it was found that import
ers of foreign dutiable merchandise
would invoice their goods very
low probably much less than cost
in the foreimi country so as to
make the tariff tax as low as possi
ble. On that account, about 181',
Congress made the tariff duties
"specific" so many cents or mills
or dollars per pound, per yard, per
foot, per ton, etc. So, fifteen
years ago, when steel rails cost
SlyO or more per ton in England
and sold here for 170 per ton or
more, tho duty was made 2S per
ton. That was less than 2'i per
cent. Now, in consequence of the
great improvements in the manu
facturiug of steel. cau?ed partly,
er mostly, by the enterpiise of
American manufacturers and the
great- demand, for the rails, the
price is down to $50 or G0 per
ton in this country, and the
8'28-pcr-ton duty i". near i0 per
cent of the cost here, or about 80
to 100 per cent, of the cost in Eng
laud. That is how it happens that
the duties now arc, in some in
stances, from 50 to 100 per cent.,
as Mr. Fen ton and the Oregonian
state it. But what have they to
say about the great reduction in
the price of steel rails, and every
thing else, in consequence of our
tariff laws or protective tariff, if
that suits them any bettor? This
much, 1 think, is ret tain, and a
vast majority of the people of the
United States think so too, that all
manufactured articles taxed by
the tariff laws and made in the
United States are from 30 to
200 per cheaper now than they
were before we had tariff legisla
tion and manufacturing establish
ments encouraged thereby.
We had better let vroll enough
alone; so Contrres and t!-e people
think.
This is not a tenth of what may
be said in favor of tariff laws, but
enough for this time.
American.
President Garfield's r.ivo on
every pieaant Sunday i? visited
oy thousands of quiet people.
The sentinels still pace about the
vault, the bronze dooi.s of which
are thrown back, revealing the
coffin.
Hall's Vi:oi:taulu Sicilian 11 aib
ltr.xr.wr.n is a seicntiftc combination of
tome of the most powerful re-toratlve
agents in tlie vegetable kingdom. It re
stores gray Inir to its original color. It
makes the scalp white and clean. It
cures dandruff and humors, and falling
out of the hair. It furnishes the nutri
tive principle by which the hair is nour
ished and supported. It makes the hair
moist, soft and glossy, and is unsur
passed as a hair dressing. It is tho most
economical preparation ever offered to
tho public, as its effects remain a long
time, making only an occasional appli
cation necessary. It is recommended
and n-ed by eminent medical men, and
officially endorsed by tho Slate Assayer
of Massachusetts. The popularity" of
Halls Hair Renewcr has incrersed with
tho test of many years, both in this
country and in foreign lands, and u is
now known and used in all the civilized
countries of the world.
For. Sale by all Dhalcus.
The weak, worn, and dyspeptic
should take Oolden's Liebio's I.iouiu
Beef and Tonic Invicobatob. take
no other.
Vumuu..'. Knam u. j.Pt
At Mn. Muiisna's lodging house.
Notice.
lee cream, ire crreua, ur ltocoivs re
frci'iir.ent saloon. Miunlay ami .Sun
day evoninss. Ocei'!ent block.
No tit o.
The Astvua Shirt and Oil Clotliini;
Factory lias mnvpil next lmu to
O' linen's Hotel. TVrsons wishing K'X1
oil clotblnz to l.i.'-j' iliemilrvwiil lileasi'
call.
don't' fie in the s!osii.
Ask ilrimsist for "J'.ci jh on Km-." It
clean out rats, inict1, lu'dbnjrs, loaeiu-.s,
vermin, lln's. anLs ins.'f t-. Lie per hov.
SUinny Sleii.
YVIK' Health llenewer: Absolute
cure for nervous debility and v.tal;uc-5s
nl tliPKenerativ.-1 function'. "!. at ilra-
li'rw. ureon iJ-.or, jjwii ,v u.,
I T'nrtlaml. Or.
Hay !l:c Vii!:!j.-
Tiir. U'i.i:ki.v Astoriw lor this
week is lull of jint si'eli iiii.naation
and news of the country a our Incnds
in Hie caM; want to -pe. It Sin'-. cry
(Vwt'ilvertiH'iiU'iils, ami i- choc'; totiie
muzzle of information that' no family
can successfully sqiieiw alonu without.
Two dollars will bay the v. hole wad for
a year. SI 2j for mx inoutlis,or ten eent-
)icrcoiy.
"ISuciiupaib.i."
New, quick complete cure -I day,
urinary affections ssuniiiiu.'. frequent
or difficult urination, kidney ilKi'.ws.
SI. at di uupi-st'. Oi ujam Di-nol. DAVIS
.fcCO., I'oitlami.Or.
Take Mot ice.
On alter this date an additional 10
cents per cord will be charscd on all
orders for sawed wood not ucconinaiiieil
bv the cash, at Grays wood yard." .lulv
.rtcntiii:i FixheTOaCu.
f'se Niclu-.la's Halm of Oilcad oi! for
sore or cli:!ii'd IiriuK for sale liv doe
O. Charter.-. Tide tallies free to ill.
Tor tlip finest baths in the city go to ;
the Orient bathing loom-. o;)'o-iti.i
Jlimit-Jl - uuiuwu mini.
.Ion O. CiiA.UTt:r.s.l'ron
To Live ?i!a.
Tin: Astoima" has now nt;!ii!il a
circulation which piace-i it at the bead
of the Iht of Oroaon dailies, and insures
titatlveiiUers thereof more beaelit for t .,
the amount paid than imj be .secured
elsewhere. To tho-..; who w i-di U reach
the larse-l number of nader-, v.t the
smallest exnrlisc. we offer the i.ih.ui!!--
of an attractive daily, the suee'-i oft
which from the very start has-Nvu far !
beyond the expectation-, of the at-Kt
sahsnine.
War! War! War!
Water front offered free to any per.-m !
that will build a saw mill in the i ity of i
Wiiliamsport. Lumber we must have I
to imiiu this city. e nave one store in
running order at invso:i!. Quito a num
ber have already located homes in this
city, a'nil yet "there i room. . Sold on
time to suit purchasers, l.ocakd one
mile south of Astoria, on the sunm side
of the hill, on young's bay.
.1 VlLLIA5isOV,.Sn.
llic V. ei'M V-liiri:iii
Is- rt inanunolh sheet.
sizt'Of the Dailj. It is just the pa-
per for Ihe fireside, containing in addi-
double
ihe
liniitnnll ihey fiirrent iir.vv.: t'Unior ui
ccllanv, agricultural matter, matVet re-
ports, etc. It is tarnished to single snl -
-erioers at w w per year m anvaure.
.llotlievn ! .UotSirs!: ,-lotlii'r-! ! I
Areyoadi"turbedatni"htandbrolceii
of your re.t by a aid: child MiifeiuiE
and cryinjr with tne excruciating l'.iiirj
of cuttinstoetli'.' If so, go at ouee and
jret a bottle of Mr. Winslow's .'oothuij; !
mil, it will relievo the noor iittN suf
ferer imniciliatcly depend upon it:'ri sum-, nii.u- Mm. Ttnpr. lloantai
there is no l.iiMsKo about it. Tbore is ! Ibm-s.
not a mother on earth who has ever! " '" -
nsril it. w!u will net II mil fit iinr-i-1 "
that it will restulate the hovreN. and !
Kivo ic-it to ihe mother, and if liel aad '
health to the ehild.riiicr.iliii'f li;;e m:t"ie.
j Hi- pcrfeelly safi; to ijse in all ease, '
aim pleasant ;o ins i:i-ic. anil is uie r,ie-1
script ion of oiv ol Hie oldest ami lit-st I
female physician- and nurse- in the!
United States. soId everywhere. 2..
rents a bottle.
t'eiiivian ftittt-i'
Cmchoua Uabra.
The Count Cinehon was the .Spanish
iceroy m rem in liri. The fouute.-s.
ins wiie, was iros-raiei uy an intermit -
to Europe in list;, she introdueed tise
remedy mSjiain, v.heie it was known
unuer various names, until liinnretis
called it Cinchona, in honor of the ladv
who had brought them that whieh was
more precious than the gold of lheliiea.s.
To this day. after a lap-e of t-.o hun
dred and fifty year-, science ha- aiven
ns nothing to take its place. It .iieeiu-
allyctuesa moiiiid appetite for siinu
latus, ny restoring tne natural
Hie sloma-.'h. It attacks excess
of Honor as it does a fever, and i
;.""
' .",m, '
sive line
de-troj .s
both alike. The powerful tonic irtu.
of the Cinchona is iire-erved in the
Term Ian IJ'tttrrs. which are as eisective
against malarial fever to-dav as they
were in the days of the olil Spanish
Viceroys. We guarantee the ingredi
ents of these bitters to bo ab-olntely
pure, and of the best known ijuality.
A trial will satisfy you that this i- the
best bitter in the world. "The proof of '
tho pudding is in the eating." an-' w,
willingly abide this tesi. For sale bv ,
all druggists, grocers and liquor (toilers. ;
Order it. Loeb&Co.,agentsforAstoria. '
.Tlie Peruvian syrup has cured thou
sanus www weru.suuerni iruiu (lyspep
sia.dEbillty, liver complaint, boils, hu
mors, female complaints, etc. Pamph
lets free to any address. Seth YV. Fowlf
&Sons,Bo3toa.
lent lever, irom WHICH Slie Was treed ll in,mrasi"iiuo rinMi.iimii, aim i in-
theusc of the native remedy, the IVra-' '"c' v" "l,Y 1"1Hor.',:-r,- nou by different
vianbark.or. as it as called i. iM K hSi'VJWvl'c
anguaire of the country, -Qninqniiia." iStiltlantuyM
(rateful for her recoveiv. on her return uii.n.i. smii nre nvirf-mf. tuiitmiA-jr.
MISCELLANEOUS.
w :: J3i-e::E25srr3-
ASTlOKtA. i.'UKOOS fl?
6l
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
Toilet and Fancy Articles,
PATE&T 1'IEDIOIHES, ETC.
tJtfi'i r"-cniil'is i ati'Mlv rr'iiipoinilcdjat
fill riours.
r'TTIumpoiilic 'Ilucturcs anil lVIIet,
anil Hit iiiiiirpy'shiwclilesiil'okeiit.
.'jkamjr in"
New and Choice
MILLINERY,
IMMrf-: rail itipntt-mivii ottlie Ladles of
Astcrl.i to the fcr :!i:.t slip hf.s rpceltcd
a !:ik am ti.K nt of the
f.vcr.vr s'rviii:s or
Hats. -Sonnets. Trimmings,
AND
zrjRjERcrsr Geaaixs.
Corner Mum iir.d Siucmoqlic Street"1.
SUIT HOUSE!
CL01K8 oSSk SUITS
IMiuil -end to iin Il!:i:s-ESaml DOLMANS
at iiiioe- i hat CANNOT 1SK DUI'LIUaTKD
AiiH-iic:i, fro.ii Sl uinv.inls.witli lirlilli-ge
':iiu!lili'Z lit Well Fnnro. ami If Mit
jtoikI tabu I pa i-!!.ut;. ? lioril ways. .Q
dies.3, with slo.
Cirmr Third nu'1. Alder Streets,
.. 2C, GJ-. SSTK,
Iiei'irtPr ..n,i Wholesale dealer ia
Cigars and Tobacco, Smoker's Ar
ticles, Playing Cards, Cut
lery, lite, lite ,
'liiebirci'-t and iluM v.ock of Meerschaum
Hii'l Auilier c I In ihe 'ity. Iarticul.ir nt
ttit,na p.-i'i t nr!t-r- iidiatlip conntrv and
I -fls
riiouuiiiis -tieer. A-toria, OrcKon.
rilKD. r.IIACKKi;. Manager
I
ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS
I
ChSl(M'. SsUftOJl.
t'iir.- vmis si ::i:lt, astouia.
rgwi: rxnntsniNni is i'li:aki:i to
a. aaim'iac? to the public that lie is mak
l i the
Boston Crystal lec Cream !
The luest lee Cream ever dished I'.D to the
i Aineiie !ii iin'.ilu. Trv Ir, and ne convlnci'd.
j He ;i.3 iiutiMies, in nrst-cU'.? Stjle,
nvTF'ts. dux cerrni: te., ktc
! nfi:ftc. n,l Hon'z flucfoi Jalnnn
LaoicS ami UCIUs. uyster iaiOOn,
t Tun
. ' ' w" -,T
cnrNA?.trs sTiairrr.
e me v. en!!.
IKisCOi: niXON, Proprietor
S'lllS'l' CLASS
Bress Making.
i
Ars. T. & Jcwclt
,wi&
slM-B
7zze:miir 7
i
M7alli
W:
of the Blood
!
is .t ; "ci-it v.ll." ii K a lilood-purlHcrand
; nif xaipun: oiiiienie(.ni)i)!soiistiiesy.
Lin r i lUnnZnIti. t o.iihition. Xcmni DiV-
I'it'trx. Ilaidarh', liuhache. General HVnfc
M , (( art Li"-iFe, nrupu. Kidney DiVa.c ,
Pilei, l!!,i iimaiimt, ( 'nnrrii, Nerfi'iiJo, Shin
n.wrxirr, l'tmuicx. L leert. .sirciiiiiii', Ac
i Ii:ns oi the IHuoil prevents and
erne- tlie-o by nltacklni; the Oiiifc. Iinpurity
of flic blond. Cliemistsalid phy-icians a;n"ee
In eallinslt "tlie must senium and cftlm-nt
irep.initiou fin the piiiiioe." Sold liyDniR
s!ts.rtl nerliottie. Seetestlninnials. dlrec-
ti."i-, &e..lii iKiiiipidet." rreaii-seon Diseases
rt slii l!!tnHl."-wrapwil around eaeh bnitle
n.KANSOM. PON'S Co., Props
P.uir.ilo, X. V.
5S. S. S M E 2E 33 Et,
nr..i.nii in
Gfav, Oats, Straw.
1 ima Qiih- fnmnnt nnri 'sanr!
LRle bHCK, Yemeni anB iailU.
Woo.l Hell vr red to Order,
Staying, Teaming anil txprcus mismess.
Horses ana Carriages for Hire.
DEALEB IJf
WIHE3, LIQUORSZANDCJCAHS.
MISCELLAXL'OUS.
S. ARNDT & ITERUHEN,
ASTORIA. - OltHGON.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
BLACKSMITH -i&rfft
v5W5V.
Boiler Shop ggs&Sgte
All .Mints of
ENGINE, OONEBY,
AND
STEAMBOAT W0EK
Promptly attended to.
A ipeelaliy made of rppalrlns
CANNERY DIES,
foot or i. uwYirrrn sthixt.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
Benton Stkeet, Xn.n FABKnu House,
ASTOIHA. - OKEGOX.
GENERAL NIAGHIKIS1S AND
BOILER MAKERS.1
LIKDSHABLVB BffOIKBS
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specially.
Ofr.ll Jlcseriptluns innile to Orjpj-
ul Short 7utln.
A. D. AVass. President.
.1. C. IIusti.fi:, Secretary.
I.AV. Cask, Treasurer.
Jonx l'ox, Superimecdeut.
B. B. FRANKLIN,
7sz&3m
Comer Cass and Siiu;iMjIie Mriels.
ASTORIA. - - OlUX:0.
DKAI.EK Ui"
WALL PAPER
AN! i
WINDOW SHADES
AND
UKDE11TAKEP.S GOODS.
J. hi. D. GKAT.
vvtm'.esale and retail denier in.
FLCUE,
AhL KIXDS OV FEKJ),
Kay, Gats, Straw, Wood, Etc
(Jeueral storage ae.d Wliarf.isre n rea-sun-able
terms. 1 cot ot Rentnn street. Asmna
Oregon.
LOEB & (JO..
jonr.ni:c3iN
WINES,
LIQUORS.
AND
CIGARS.
A(iiT.- rei: Tin;
Best SnnlFrancisco Houses and
Eastern Distillorlcs.
tS.Mlj.iiods soW :it San Francisco 1'ilcea.
MAIN STISKCT.
Oii'oitc I'.irker Heusc, .Vstoria, Oregon.
867.000,000 CAPITAL.
LIVERPOOL AND LOMrlON AND
GL015K,
NORTH BRITISH AND .1IERCAN
TILE OF LONDON AND
EDINBURGH.
OLD CONNECTICUT OF HART
FORD, AND
COMMERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES
Rer-roserituiff a capital of SR7.noo.000.
A. VAN DU.SKN. Acent
I. W. CASE,
IJirORTEU AND WHOLESALE ANP KI
TAIL DEALER IN
GENERAL SERCHAMSE
rocr Chenaraus and Cass streets. .
ASTOE1A -.- - OREGON
SHOPl
-.p,vi. rr s -1 ' - j-
ash iscssa&.ssr.yw
BUSINESS CARDS.
"U C. UOLDE.V,
SOTA11T TUBLIC,
ACCTIOXEKK, COJLMLSSION AND
SURAXCK AOEXT.
TK. .7. C. SHAFTEn,
PilVSKlVN and srCCEO.V.
(DEnSCnF.R AEZT.)
tsicoaups ofthe Throat a Hpeclalty.
OOleo over Conn's Drag Store.
jn. C. C. CLASS,
rilYSICIAX AND SOBGEON,
OSlce over A. V. Allen's Store,
A5TOr.LV, - OREGON.
Ijl 1. WINTOK,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
OfJc in C. I- Parker's bulldlne. on Benton
steeet. oppoUe Custom Uoase,
ASTORIA, - - - OREGON.
TAY TCTTIiE, 31. D.
THYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Omcr-Over tlio White nonse Store.
RrstDrxci: Over Elberson's Bakery, op
posite liana & M ers' Saloou.
P 1. 13ICtt.
PENTIST,
ASTORIA, --.. - OREGON
Rooms In Allen's building up stairs, corner
ul Cais ami Hiieiuocfihe streets.
Q. A. BOV.'LBY.
ATl'ORNEY AT LAAV.
Clieuamus Street. - ASTORIA. OREGOIi
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SI. liAIZi & CO.,
IIEAI.EK IX
!)n(r. V.'iiiiiov.'H, Illlnils, Tran
scnix. liiimlier, Ete.
All Kinds r.f Oak Lumber, Class, Boat Ma
terial, ete.
Turning and Bracket Work
A SPECIALTY.
Steam Jllll near Weston hotel. Cor. Gin
cviveaiul Astor streets.
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31. HOVVK.
BOAT BUILDER,
ATTIli: OLD STAND, GRAY'S BUILDING
FIRST C1.A.SS WORK A SPECIALTY.
MGNUfc C. CROSBY,
Dealer iu
HARDWARE, IROH, STEEL,
iron Pipe and Fittings,
Plumpers aufl Steam Fitters
Goods and Tools,
SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD
SHEET IRON TIN ANMOPPER,
Caimsry anfl Fisliermens Supplies
Stoves, Tin Ware and House
Furnishing Goods.
JOBBING Ul SHEET IRON, TIN, C0Pi
PER PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING
Done with neatness and dispatch.
None but first cias workmen employed.
A large assort uient of
SCALE?
Constantly on hand.
WILLIAM EDGAR,
Corner Main end Chennmus Streets,
AbTOKIA OKKUON
DEALES 13
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
The Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS & SONS
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE GENUINE WOSTENHOL&S
artl other English Cutlery.
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Keorshaum Pipes, etc,
A fine stock ol
Wntriicn and .Towclrj". 3!nzzlc and
i:rcrch Iioadiiic SUot Guns and
JtlllcH, ftcvolTcrs. riHtolH.
ami Aiumnnitlon'
3IARIXK
OLASSKS.
ALSO A FINE
Assortment of f.nc SPECTACLES and EYE
tM-ASSI.?.
BILL HEAD PAPER,
0
K EVERY (1RADE AND C0L0K. PEDf-
ed orMeUi.ntinwesiraiM, ac
Tub Asioejar office