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SATURDAY
.-..MAY 20. lSa2
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..Kflllor.
Columbia Hirer Sct-nerj.
A -wniTEn in the current num
ber of the Pacific Christian Advo
cate, speaking of the scenery of
'thrColiriatrhr river-, says'.-- -
"When in '1792 'the barb Colum.
bia cut its perilous way across the
bar and opened to the- astonished
eye of civilization tha broad vista
of river and bay and island that
swept into the deep embrace of
the distant mountains, there was
unlocked to future enterprise one
of its grandest theatres of toils and
triumphs. The immobile Indian
living petrifaction of his remotest
father had possessed its unfilled
shores and looked out of his dark
leaden eye on its unappreciated
capabilities of commerce as well as
its unmatched lines of beauty for
all the ages. But the shadow of
the widespread sails of the Colum
bia on the waters was the shadow
of the coming change. The mighty
future was sweeping out of the
dim and shadowy past.
Entering the river and sailing
eastward, both the northward atid
the southern view are bounded by
distant parallel ranges of moun
tains, presenting every variety of
outline. Now they arc bold,
craggy 'and precipitous, or again
they roll with it gentle easy swell
into green and golden summit,
among which the valleys of the
mountain streamlets gracefully
meander toward the river
or the sea. Tongue Point
shoots sharply out into the
river, a mountain headland, from
the south, while somewhat above,
Csthlamet bay compensates the
river for its loss on the south by
pushing out into the mountains on
the north. This scenery in this
vicinity has the most charming
mingling of beauty and sublimity.
The river fivo miles in width, the
mountains, the islands, the ever
green forests above, relieved below
along the margin of the river by a
red and golden fringo of tlecidu
.ous undergrowth, and all in every
possible blending of beauty give a
prospect rarely equaled, never ex
celled. Above this vicinity the
liver loses its bay-like character
and diminishes its normal width,
about one and a half miles, for the
first hundred miles of distance
from the sea. Many islands gem
its surface. Eastward Mount
Hood lifts its glittering pin
nacle into tne sky more
than a hundred miles away. Fur
ther to the norih the round dome
of St. Helens seems to lloat above
the dark body of the mountain.
Sailing up tiro lowei Columbia,
when the clear hlue of an early
summer r-ky answers down to the
crystalline water, or the deeper
bluo of the ii ti tu uiu hcavetii is re
flected away 'upward again from
the broad aud liquid mirror be
neath, and the near mountain sides
are kindled by the flaming red or
golden yellow of the forest-touched
leaves, gives the mind images and
impressions of beauU that awake
an unsung poem in every heart.
Thirty voars aco Theodore
Parker, Kin, Holmes and Emer-
time prigtiiiited u celebrated bavin?;
concerning fame: "What do you
get for such' fcervice?"' asked a
Boston friend. 'P.ikio," was the
reply. "And is that all?'' exolaim
ed the friend. "Fame, tir," said
tho orator, in his consequential
manner, "means 50 and my ex
penses " Emerson wns noted for
bis clear and musical voice, whiali,
though by no means loud, was
very penetrating. His lectures
were always- read, and his eyes
were fixed on the manuscript, but
-there was such a fascination in his
reading that it seemed that any
other mode of delivery would bo
undesirable? ,'-..,
C. H. Cooper Is ready' for bu?Ines3
txlay In his new store.
....Warranty dee J3, quit claim deeds
ana mortgages, for .sale at this office.
son wore Rl.id to lecture-auvwliere &lilf,Biuewrdh"di',,'inV1'
s tlmoer. and stringers, and hy ulilcnin tho
for?50 a Iligllt. Parker at that prwnt roadway or lninrovcinents no In
and uiions.ild street emlit feet, hvrtrlv'm-
DIED.
In Astoria, .May 18th, Fannie E., be
loved wife of 1. XV. Case.
Funeral at the Congregational church
at two p. m. to-mort"W. (Sunday.)
Friends of the family nsrectluliy in
vned to attend.
SEW TO-DAY.
Net Lost.
ON TEACOCK SPIT, MAY 18TH. at 8:30
P. M . about 200 iatlioms of -ig-imcsIi
uct. Scotch anil Barboiit" U-ilv ; coiks
branded "11. Y." mill "S P. o." Finder
please report to SCANDINAVIAN P. CO.
tttitth e-n4n ""HtWr-lft 1COO .1 r
ujici ukuiaf -JAj-Ai-f iow. it ?.
Notice to Contractors.
TID3'WTLLBERECEIVFDFORBCILD-'J.
XJ ins tlie Aew .School Ho.ise.oii Block'
74. until Saturdav. June s, 1SS2, at l o'clock i
r. si., according to the plan? and speclHca-'
tlons to be seen at J. W. Gearhart's store.
Bids will be coasidered for main building '
aud tbe basement separately, or both to
tether. The Directors lesenethe light to
reject any or all bids. . Satisfactory bonds i
HyjSJKSJl?,?, rl?ovc '
By order of the Board of Directors,
.1. G. HUSTLER. Clerk. ,
Asiona, iay iambs: nil
-- :z. i
Net Lost.
ON THE NIGHT OF THE Km. NBAK
Point Ellis, about ISO f.ithoms of net
marked A.G.on corks. The Under ill be suit
ably rewarded bv leaving It at the offi-e of
the UNION PACKING CO. m19i!St
Net Found.
ON MOP.NING OF MAY MTn.FoVMI
off FortStoer.s about 4o fathom, i.rv.
net: no marks on corks or Icids. On Mr
cm have It bj calling at CUTTING'S CAMP,
Sklpanon. ,
uiw MMpanon, iuaj 10, iw;.
County Treasurer's Notice.
THT.KE IS MONEY IN THE COUNTY
Treasure to nay all Count Orders pre
sented prior to rebruary 15. 18S2. All such
orders win cease 10 uraw inicnsr aiirrinis
date. chas.heileoi:n.
count) .treasurer.
Astoria, May 11. 1&2. inj 11 dlw
City Auditor's Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY gi ventiiatthe
Cltv Assessment Roll of the Cit of
Astoria. Oregon, as returned by the City As
sessorfor the year 1S32. Is now on flle m the
oftlceof the Auditor and Clerk of ".aid cltv.
where It will remain open for inspection un
til the 31st day of May. liSi All applica
tion lor corrections or reTlslons of the .aim
must be filed with said Auditor and Clerk
prior 1 o said 31st day of May. 1SS2.
F.C.NORP.H.
Auditor and Ckil:.
Astoria, May 10, lS3i.
Notice.
i
THE DELINQUENT TAX ROM. FOR
theear 1881. together with auarra'it
from the County Court for the collection of
the suue. is In my hands. Delinquent tax
pavers will please settle at once and sae
costs. A. 31. TWO.M Hl.Y.
m3 Siifrtn.
Leinenweber & Co.,
& tErSKSWKBKK. II. I.UOVN
ESTABUSHKl) 1S4".
ASTORIA, OREGON,
TAMERS AD CARRIERS,
Manufacturers and Importers of
t I.I. KINDS OF
AND FINDINfSS
Wholesale Dealers In
OIL AND TALLOW.
earHUhest cash price paid for Hirtcs and
Tallow.
The Splendid New Ship
"ADOLF OBEIG!"
1448 Tons Register,
Built under .Special Survey anil Clashed A 1
for Fifteen "ic.irs,
ETERVTl' STAPliK. 3Iattcr.
WIIJ, WAD F6itLIT.i:rOOL DIRECT,
and having thebulkof licrcn eu
giged. will be aulcklvdiip itched. Alimiled
quanuiv oi saimon can oe laKen. on rcasoa
able lerms, In lots to suit shippers.
J3?- Vov Itnlcs r l-'reisht and other
IMCticuars, apply to
SIBSON, CHURCH &. CO.,
Portland. Oregon.
$1,000 Reward.
ON THE NIRIir OF THE 9nt OF MAY,
Ho it No. 21, rim hy Arthur Wlutt v. had
h.Jf of a Net cut and stolen, of the tollmv
ms description, mz: Weo of ai hour's 12
n'yTnuieNo 4j, with bl.uk streaks of un
bleached Tulnc netted through the Web;
S'J-Ircli meih and 4 neshes Ureii , lork
iun'i.Li;cu wua .o m conon twine ami
lead Hiik m!h No. Z2; corks la'irl.ed J.
iluiac I villi pay a Rkwakd or om;
1iioi'i-m Don. vu1 to anv iiersun fiirnMi
in mrurniation leadin-; to tho arr,'t and
com icttoti of l m lies ei!JiiCd In cutting .ii-l
stealing tin' aboe mentioned net or :ij t
mn iieiinuiiiK ii lira uaucrsigaeu una;
the fislilns seawiu of ifcJJi
joseni nu.Mc '
Street Improvement Notice.
NOTICE IS IIEKKDY C.IVFN THAT THU
Common Counril of tliocitvof Aslona,
liroposeto repair and improve Cedar street.
InShiieljV. Astoria, from tho east side of
Weat-Gth street to the west side of balmnn
street, hy remoi Iiik all pl.mks, MrliiKers and
timbers, tint are in U.e oiiinion of iTm sunt.
w aiiLtis unctinu iiuu iiusuuuu, ana re
suiles on the north side of Slid CwLir stro..r
and pl.icmsr cips. stringer and planks there
on acu rciuiiKs oa mr ouisiues, nnu unless a
rrmonstranccskTuedbvlho owners of two
thirds, of tho property fronting on said
portion of said street, be filed with the
Auditor and Cleric of said city within ten
days f lorn the Qual publication of this notice
llie Common Council will order said repairs
and lmprovonipnts to bo made.
By order of the Common Council.
F. C. NOl'.UIS.
Auditor and Clerk.
Astoria, May lllh,lfS2. lutd
Sreet Improvement Notice.
NOTICEIS HEREBY OIVENTIIAT THE
Common Council of the city of A-storla
propose to repair and Improi e Salmon street
In Shlvely's Astoria, from tl.o north side of
Cedar street to the sutb. side of Hemlock
street, by removing all planks, stringers and
timbers that are. In the opinion ot t he super
intendent of streets, defective and unsound,
and replacing the same with new and sound
planks, timbers and stnngers.nnd by widen
ing tho present .roadway or Improvements
now in and upon said .street, eight feet, by
ilrli lag spites oa the east side of said Salmon
street and placing caps, sti Ingers and planks
thereon and rallhicsonthenuLsilr? :mii in.
less a remonstrance, signed by the in.ners of
two-tblrdsof the property froaticg'on Slid
street, bo Died with tho auditor and clcrk'of
said city wlthla ten rtays from the fiml pub
lication of this notice, the Common Council
will order said repairs and Improvements to
bemaoe.
. By order of the Common Council;
F CNORRIS,
. . . . - Auditor and Clerk,
i Astoria, May 11,1582. iota.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DEMOCRATIC
lA4- rT
lift; lit? J
Vt
For. Oc.r.ESS,
V. n. 7FEXTON, of Yamhill county
Foi; GOVXItNOR.
JOS. 5. SMITH, of Multnomah county.
Fon SCPBUME'JUDOE, .
D. SUAT.T."K..Df Vfilm scion Co
1 - . HiFoa SFCRETAm-Ol-SlAIJU
K. WEATHERFORD. Of Linn Co.
...,. c,TI. t,.,,.,.,.,..
1 "' bTATr- lltP-l '1R-
HYMAX ABRAHAM, of DourIis Co
F'1'"- -'" or Pcdlic Instruction,
AV. I.. WORTH IXUTON.r .f Wasco Co.
Foe. State Pj:i:;ter.
N"1 LBUK I CORNELL, of Marion Co.
Fms'PRnsFPirriNO Atiokxev.
" '
T. K. STRODE, of Multnomah.
Clataop County Komiaatioua.
Ton Joint Skxator,
(For Clatsop. Columbia anil Tillamook.)
A. C. KINNEY".
For Joint i:nn:i.iTATivi:,
(For Clatsop ami Tillamook,)
JOHN HODSON,
Ton Cocxrv Junor,
S.D.ADAIR.
Fon Cou-v CoMstiH'stoxrRS.
O. LEINEXWKBER. R. .1. MORRI
SON. Fei: Couxtv CtniJK,
C. J. TRENCIIARD.
Fon Siinuirr,
A. M. TWOMBLY.
ros AssKsson.
L. Vi. l'OOLE.
Ton Tr.EAaumm,
ISAAC BERGMAN.
Fon Scnoor. ScptriiSTrafDrsT,
XV. K. ADAIR.
Ton Sc nvr.voit,
S. V. TALLMAN.
Ton Cokoxeu,
B. Ii. FRAVKLIN.
REPUBLICAN
it ate Ticket,
for coxgbks",
Jf. C. GEORGE, of Multnomah county.
Fon CovrnxoE.
V.. F. MOODY, of Wabco county.
For. Scrnmc Jcoor,
W. V. LORD, of Marion county.
FoisScitrTAKv or .Stati:,
R. V. EARHART, of Multnomah county
Fon ."tatk Tnr.vscuM:,
EDWARD HIRSCII, of Maiion county
Foil Scit. or l'Lr.ur Ixwirucriox,
E. R. MeELROY, of Jknlon county.
Tou Stati: 1'rimfi:,
W. H. RYARS.oC Douglas coimlv.
I'oniSli IHstsict .Vominnf ioiia,
For. rnosrcu"tt.s(i atto:::.t.v,
.1. r. CAri,ES,or Jlultiiomnh couuty.
Clatsop County Nominations.
Fei: Joint ?T.Tn Sexatok,
(for Clatsop, Columbia ami 'I illamook.)
T. C.RKUO. c Clatsop county.
For. Joint Rothki' ntati i ,
(tor Cialsop and TillamooU.)
.IASPKR .S.M ITU. or Til3.-ti,i.io!; roanty
For. Colnti Jriinr,
r.A. MrCriUK.
Fon (vi:'ri Ci n:ic.
lI.lt.SPJ-:UlKX.
To;: KnEKtrr.
JA.S. XV. V, KI.CH.
bOK C'Ol'MV TKKAVKE1S,
(JlIAltLCS lIi:iLUOKX.
Fei: Cocxn Commis-ioshis,
HEN'UTF. l'JbHEP.; D. T. PP-ASE
For. Assfsoii.
XV. XV. PAP.KEK.
For. Sur.vr.YfiK.
UELO PAUKEK.
Foit School sur:iNTCMrxr,
H. SLOOP.
Von CoitovEK.
DK. S. KINSEY.
DrAWR'IS
Hay, Oals, Straw.!
Lime, Brick, Gemsnt and Sand.
Wood DeliviedJto Order,
Drayina, Teaming and Expiess Business.
Horses ana Carriages for Hire.
DKXLr.B IX
WINES, L!OUORS:aWD CIGARS.
Dissolution Notice,
mmc PARTNTatsmp nRitCToponn
A evi'tlnc netween Fred Jlov. Ariulf ini.
ler and John Moy. ajid dMnij business under
tae urni name oi iwov z. ivfncr.t uy .Market,
Is this day dlsohed, h, nuttiul consent,
Fred. JIoj retinnc, and rt. Keller and John
Jloy illl continue the business on the old
stand and will bo pleased to see allot the
o'd patrons and solicits a share of the public
tutronaire. Bills and outstanding lnlihtpi.
jnesswill be raid, aud collected by the new
una.
AD. KELLER,
myl2-S0d JOIIN ilOY
I g? 'TV
-Cs55. -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Alien,
i
I
(su-er.iou to vAor. ;ud.)
Whivfsalcaiid retail dtvJrr lr
IS?
QQSrlBB,
PrwishnSg
i
6?QSkari
Glass and Plated Ware,
TIlOl'ICAL AND DO.MITIF
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Together with
Wines, Lianors, Toljacco ft Cigars
The largest and most complete stock of
floods in their line to be found hi tho city.
Corner of Cass and Squcmoc-ihe Strceti,
ahtoria. oi;i.co.n
II UTIN rOAIU). J. J. sTOKU,
F0ARB & STOKES,
Wholesale and utai! uValei? In
Wood und Willow-ware,
G R 0 C E R S.E S.
Tobacco, Cigars, Wines and Liquors
rORKIfiMIAND DOMRS11C
Fruits and Vegetables.
AM
COUNTRY PKODUCE.I
AM)
General Commisslou Merchants
AKTOtllA, OJtlUJOX.
Next to Oregon Railway .vNai.coN Dock
(liV.-
Wilson & Fisiier,
SHI? CHAH3LESS.
DEALKl'.S IV
ron. Steel, Coal, Anchors. Chains,
TAR, PITCH, OAKUM,
UT.OL'HHT AND CUT GAIA'ANIZEO
IVaiIi. Cojipri' rVaili :uul Ittirrs,
Shelf Hardvare, Paint? and Oils
Rubber and Hemp PuclJna of all Kinds.
PROVJ5IGNS,
FLouit and niiT'i. i'i:s:i.
.U.t.ts fe: Halcm ricurln;: Milb.
Oorncr CliL'!i:iiniis and IImiii!',i'i! Mn
AbTOKIA. OKFOOX.
BonisoniB
& BBI1DH
AND
or
ARE THE BEST.
And cost no more thau Other brands ; and if
the Slerchant with whom you trade does
not keep our Goods.it Is because it pa
better to sell a pair of Boots orHhoes eery
tv.o months than every four or fie. WE
GKAItANTEn EVEKY PAIlt WE 3IAKE.
All Jlerchants hi good credit can procure
these Good3 at our Warehouses In Portland
or San Francisco.
Try our "HERCULES"' Patent Boots
HECHT BROS. & CO.
LETTER HEAD PAPER,
PRINTED 0r PLAIN. OF THE BE3I
quality at Tat; Astoria oBca.
MISCELLANEOUS.
(Wholesale and Retail Dealer
GE.QCEEIES,
i Provisions. Lumber,
ETC.. ETC..
ETC.3
Fisherinens and Caimery
SUPPLiEiS
A S1ECIALTY.
A(5KST FOR THE
San Jose Fruit Packing Company.
AND THE
Sau Francisco (Jhemical
WORKS,
ASTORIA - - - OREGON.
THE "BOSS'
Men's, Youths' and Boys'
?
O1
tui: uoss j.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS!
TIIT. J!OS IS tiio Latest Stjli-.
HATS ATB CAPS!
Ti: ISOSM XX
BOOTSAKDSnOfiSI
Tin: ItOH I.
T
TIIK IIOS
fSERGHANT TAILOR!
You will find llie Finest and Laitrest
Assortment, the Pest Quality, ami Uio
LO WEBTof PRICES.
D. KANT,
fae Ciothier.
BILL'S USiGTIBii.
UCO. H1I.1. -
wai.tf.i:iai:ks. -
- I'lioi'Kiinroit
.STACK JlANAOrit
Wnxv Stars in Slapiil Snoeo:;iori !
Engagement if
MISS HITA EARL2.
THE QUr.EN OF SONO AND DANCE!
Op-u all ihe Vtar, I't-rfonnancc Cx-rj"
Msh!. Entire Change r Pro-
Kramiuc Onre a Hei'I;,
Comprising all the latent
SONCS, DANCES AMD ACTS.
I Vc pjive the Best
i Variety Entertainment
In the West.
I The theatie Is eiouded nishtlv, aud Ml
. who hae v.itnessed the cntertaluti.cnt pro
' nounee It to be etuial to any rUcii elsewhere.
Jlr. Hill as a caterer for tho public's
amusement can not be excelled. Ambodv
v.ishlnj; to spend a ple.isant cvouIur and
see sparkling wit and beamy without vul
Karlty, si'ouid improu the opportunity aud
come.
The company comprises the follomnp; ell
Snown Aril ls
5Iis FvyxiK W.vltox.
Miss I.ocise Cook.
tlt. ClIAlilXS" KOIItXtt.
3ln. Joii.v Cook.
Jlit. Joseph Pftzy,
Mr. Walter Packs.
i iS?pr'c",U8',ur '"
' Onen air concert e cry evenlne: perform
ance commencing at s ; entrance to tiicatre
on Denton street ; private botes on Chena-
mus street.
Look out for Our Stars.
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-OUEl-
Dissolution of Partnership
ASK THE FOLLOWING :
-:e:
Is it an object to save I'iva Dollars on a Beautiful Cloak
or Dolman, the handsomest in Astoria?
Is it an object to save a Dollar on a Dress?
Is it an object to save Fifty Cents on a pair of Shoes?
Is it worth while to save money in purchasing Corsets
from the largest assortment in Astoria? If so,
CALL AT THE CALIFORNIA STORE
They are closing out business.
CloiMni $ Less on a Suit ton any oiler Store in Astoria !
:e:
a2LFmTEiL STOSE, Opposite P. O.,
Astoria, Oregon.
Auction Sale! Auction Sale!
.&JH?-
E. O. HOLDER'S
jjltYGOPS.
stati ores:3iv.
rr..iTEnwAKi:
I'lCTiJjiK rsstrs.
1MIXTISC!
YASKEi: KOTIO'S.
Sale to Commence
SATURDAY EVENING, May 20, 7 p, m.
VikJ Continue Daily. Afternoon ami Evening.
tS?" (X. 11.) During the Daj ami during intermission of the Auction Sale
any Goods may be purchased at Ptivate Sale.
TIieBossOoffee and Tea Pot
iJv
asH
2s t3La
TWO DOOKSEAST.OF OCCIDENT,
AIISOELIAKEOUS.
!"S
n-msB'Cl
'ai&HyiiJL cs
Uo. 40 I2-Ply
SALMON TWINE!
"VS3 ??& "ssr i?a
i-- isSiJLrf
DOM 1KB LBJD UMi9OFTlSTIFFEAT8t
SEINE 'IJWIINES'
A Fuil Stock Now on Hand.
HENRY DOYLE & CO.,
ull aarUrtBtvcct.SoJi 1'raiiclf.eo
Sole Agents for tho Pacific Coast.
How voting soeer jou may be,
With failingtecthjou'rc grim and old;
And losing jour moutls purity.
Your featmes seem bothdull and cold,
Then man or maid, warned of your fate.
Seel; SOZOIJONT, e'er it's too late.
Sliiloh's Catarrh- Remedy a
p031-
Itlve cure for Catarrh, D
n. vw
ena ana
cancer Atoutn.
Sold by W.E. Dement.
AUCTION ROOMS!
1'iJK.M.SllHiC GOOPS.
t.
ciith:ky.
JKWFXUY.
K4.SE..S.
ART GOODS.
SEOARS. Sic. Etc.
'.UY BE HAD OF
W.K.LA.WLiS
seli: agent.
AIjo, Agent for tho celebrated
Buck's Patent Cook Stove,
MBDALLIOX RANGE,
SvTEAM FITTINGS A SPECIALTY.
Noun but the best woikmen employed.
Allworkfcuara'itced orcoJchaiBe.
1S,
ASTORIA. OREGON
MISCELLANEOUS.
OLOTHINGM
HEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS'.
FINE DRESS SUITS.
STi1.I5H BUSINESS SUITS.
In the Latest St les. Also a Flrst-Clas
Line
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS!
The Custom Department embraces tho
Newest Fattonis In TWEEDS. CASSI
JiniiES. WORSTEDS, etc. bnits made to
order In tho
XiVTST XEW YORK FASHI091S
30. A. Mcintosh,
Merchant Taihr Clothier and Hatter,
OCCIDENT BLOCK
t