The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, June 02, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCJ "mi 1 1 mmim inP ;n r; r jjp .ifij.--yyi"wvp sxxtoeK3rtaaciaaraiwis i r.i FftWft. i(riTtKt . nljli; 9 TVl5W 'Sacramento va. Columbia Salmon-1 CLIPPED AND CONDuTJSEO. ! ' z:.itA.i) ,;i.Mij j Guarantee all Iris work to uive :atl3- . . Limsidcrablc Um bcon aid fim and j galm01l ara rlllininir Hgilt on the"facUftii !. Rooms over I. W. Case's tmi.. ! ill n.n..s.mis. !,. ..Ants. .sT nr.n.n . .. """um"""" ",c !"-" """ northern coast. ASTOKIA, OREGON: FRIDAY... ...JUNE 2. 1S5-2 ISSUED EVERY MORNING. fJtondnr l-icct'tci). J. F. HALLOUAK & COMPANY. Pnuasitnus avi 1"i:ovi:ii:toii-:. Wxmnn linildiusf. Cms Street. j"l,i rlrl . -i 4lirt Nnnt"imAii(r -itrti-. ' " TIiw Si1rm mmtr will uvp :i in- fla-kftr 4Iiih1i .itl At (.hfit n4 If"l ocuuia muii iuiuuii v.nv. ..mi v."- . . -. ., i 1 -v l ' I have aoolll SIX uuuuictl uui uil lumbiabrandr. The St. LouU Grocer 1 "10 nl. Fnl'."V' 1h "!,1" '-HMcortS"ry hemlock, which I will .ell Wood for Sale. 1 have abuiit six hundred and fiftv Terms of Sitoscrijzion i -crvoi by Carrier, tot wc.-l;.. . eat by mall, fonriacnth.' -fc efct by mail, uno o-r... . iire.ji.uuumim . . ... i ".- Tl'n.. --.. ...! 1 ,. Ill .!.,! , . ... ,, . west is mviteu. inr cnn ai co.u i' "mi. """"t""1 in regard tetluaays: "Our 'sharp j the wood to mv customers. Uncle Jacob' manages to Wy good Omfeau will be hanged on the oOth. . ' It. K. .Mauion-. ihing occasionally, as is evidenced by ot" "13 ,no""1- Attention Fishermen. the following in his last trade cu-cular: ' Michael D.tvitt, the gr.-u I lis-h agi-, , , "..,. ..,,. 'Wo notice a slowing advertisement mi tator, will bain Boston on the ntitii-1 sorfrJjr oh apm-il hands, for sale by Joe .r .i... 1..111 f i.. ..!.,.. mil n tUn-ttn-? Tirln fnliles ireo 1a i . VeiS.:iI'V lit IIIU UtMIC UI 1JUI1LC1 Ulll. r. jiti - ?. .,...-..... a Chicago grocery advertising circular from a San Francisco house (W. T. ..; toot, Coleman A Co., we piesurne, b the 55 0J S it. noU3J referred to), enlightening the t'r6o of "ostasa to aubscribtirs. f Advcrtiioiaerts inserted by tlia year at borate of J 1 5J ixiriiuaro ier month. TrDsicr.; advcrtijini:. by "the Ar.y or week, tfty oent fcr equara for oash insertion. THEJDJTY. 1IK DAIL-V A-.TOUIAX iclll lie rCht hrf "Uai75riihiiintnth,jrtciirnrA;iPir. Head ers uhn coiitcmjJalealiiene.-fnim She i Uil cr.n liutr Tub Astohivn- t!Ii,ir than, Daiia- Wkrkly edition to iinv j-l-ic iriHi iif lulilifionnl crrnw. .tiM:-!isj.c mil;; la intutgedatoftcaa tltxlraL Isiiw-nhr at lite cituntlnu jnim. -Kites. Hand organs. - -"Dusty streets. Wo need rain. - Uncle Tom's Cabin. lco cream and lemonade. Waim weather and tlnstv. streets. Mr. S. D. Adair has a card, auder "New To-Day." Tito Bradley ewe, in l'oril.tim, goes to the jury lo-clay. -Pity the sorrows of the Poiilau.l people this weather. bee (he bloodhounds in TncUi Toiw'b Cabin," to-night. The Eyevalc is loaded up the river and will probably bo down to day. Cooper's now sign i3 linmeii-e. Eleven feet by sixty-four, and lumi nous. -We are credibly informed that there will be a council meeting this evening. -The Slate of California went to lira and the Columbia nirirtd in at noon, yesterday. Hun. ltufus Mallory goes to Singapore as an expert on the dutiable nntuie of sago. -Men who iveie around collecting yesterday tell us that it was warm woik. It must bo. A well known character callod "Deop Water' Bums, died in Port land but Wednesday. Salem gives $15,000 subsidy to the Woolen Mill company, and the work will bo at once begun. trade on the wonderful difference be tweeti Columbia river and S-'.cramento river salmon. Une is the nice, juicy 'tendcilom, and the other the 'round steak." etc. We suppose the Lord sits out in the Pacific ocean all thronuh the salmon so.i-.on and huvds olf all the nice, fat, tecdeiloin salmon into the Columbia liver and all of the (.pare rib, chock steak, lean-kine salmon in to the Sacramento- We fear, how- over, from the pinlity of the samples have sent in of their new Sac ramento pack, that anne of the good fish havo got into the wrong river.'" Whcthei the "Lord' sits out in the PaciGc ocean more than elscuheie, and cares morn for mi 'turning salmon than falling spairohs. we do not know, because e never addressed the Throne on this subject, but ve know salmon like cold water, and, moie over, better than anything else, they like clear water, and fistidioub salmon, the salmon that love to I'ne well, and that give nice fat . tenderloins and porter-house steaks like a stalled ox, hate with the hatred that a California gourmand lias for a hash-house -thiee ten-cent dishes fii tw bits to feed on the muddy water of the Sacra mento. Stop the Uyiiinulic mining and keep sickness out f the rivers and bay and the better li-h would be caught. Tli03C th-ti l come into onr bay are fellows that, it humans, could not tell the difference be.lwee a dish of fiogs and cheap boarding house huA..S. F. HcfcJuixt. Kor the finest baths in the city so to It is -i suggestion worthy attention! the Orient bathing room1-, opposite! Announcement. Kor the benefit of our many friends! we h&ve consented to announce our-j selves a independent candidates for' justice of the peaceand constable. C.P. aroFFETT, ; .1 AMES It. CUEISTin. A s-KHSl.v. Mai 20, ISS2. 'iitiirrli ill' the lUattiler. O. B. .COOPER, GENERAL MEROHANDIBS. .M'nyiim, smarting, irritation of the urlnnn rjissagts. diseased discharges, cmetl y Bucliupailia. Si. at druggists. Oregon Depot. DA VIS&CtJPoiHand, Oregon. Lost Waatert . . .,i i ii t . ii.. no iicii s auction biore. ttiai .iasi;:i snouia oe tuoiouijiuy , Joe G. Chajitkro. P: surveyed and explored, lliere are' peaslbili'ies of valuable finds in thati quartei. .Mrs. Margaret .i. Ci-ine. niithor of' iituli Hover, -i noeI that created a' great seuaiion in Oregon in eaily! da.s. died in Seattle l'.si week if! pneumonia. A near girl.ro -ew. liujuiie at this ..tTiee. A cood situation fer a snitahle per-oii. . j To thS Votevs i i , A gentleman's gold ring, has a plate j roP-1 v, itis a device of a Jiag. anchor and a 1 i gun, upon it. j.o returns the same to I Hits nttice or the undersigned will re-j . ! eehe the value of the ring in coin. I.J.ARVOLIi. ISi'iiisi mill Appvv. Joe-(!. Charters wNhi'-itonuiiitiniietii the eitirc-r.', of Clnt-oji county that lie Hler-.liimeii as an nmepeiiiieiu canui The Springlield .uv mill, ownul byjdatf- for the oflleeof the liuesl hair . .cutter and the chief knight ot the i "tigra Uros , ana situated o:i me east side of the Willamette, about three miles a bote fium'iie, was binned last Monday night. .Monopoly defined Class iu definitions "What is monopoly!" -The Aldcn Bcsso and Coloma went uu stream yesterday. The Wakefield and Edwin Reed go up to day. -The J. Rial Uncle Tom's Cabin company arrived on the Columbia yesterday, and will appear in their gjvAt dramatization to-night. The One's had their engine mit on Chenamus street last evening and gae an exhibition of what she' could do, throwing a good stream. All ention is directed to the ad vertisement of Martin Olseii, who has opened a furniture establishment cot iier Main and Squemoqua streets. Wi'iioticG peripptetic Chinamen soiling goods around town. These fellows may Irive a license, 1ml ihey should not bo encouraged. In. these days of smallpox, families cannot be tiio tareful of bnjing of these wandcr- On Saturday, the 20th nit., the cannery of the Ocean Canning com pany at Bay Tie w was destroyed by fire, together with one thousand cases of salmon and fifteen thousand cases of tin. Yesterday new machinery was placed in operatien, and the work of packing resumed, with but eleven days interruption. Thi3 we believe to bo quick work, and is characteris tic of the gentlemen who censtitnto the go-ahead company. 'Tis a good thing to hold property at a good price, but there is such a thing as raising it to such a figure as to bluff off would-be buyers; men who want to come here and build, but who cannot pay two prices for property. Tliat is not the way to make Astoria a great city. -'But we don't want it to bo a great city?" But you can't ltclp yourself. It's bound to be one, and you might as well stand in and help it along, as to oppasejthe inevitable. Fabro's ice cream is the bed. Remember Frank Fabre's ice cmim. It is par excellence. What is nicer on a warm day than a dish of that exquisitely flavored ice cream that Frank Fabre makes .' Form of Chinese Ceitificatea The Secietary of the Ticasnry has published a circular in rvation to the enforcement of the anli-Chiucse law, to be delivered to. customs officers nt the various ports, and certificates to be gi en the Chinese have been pro - pared by the Ssecretary of the Treas ury audscnt to the bureau of engra ing and pi inting, to lie engraved in a manner that will prevent counterfeit ing. The circular directs the atten tion of the collectors f customs to the act of May Cth, which is enclosed, and says:' "The certificate must conform iu all particulars to the list entered into the registry books, kept in ac cordance with the requirements of tho act. The names entered in the icgis try books should be numbered con secutivcly, and the certificate--solium brred as to coriespoml.'' The form of certificate is a. follews: XX'HCF.It . Desffivlite List ol Chinese nndt r Ihi Labor Act, Hay G, 1SS2. Certificate furnished to the following named Chinese laborer departing from tho L'nited States for pro duction to :i custom-house officer on his return. Descriptive- Xante, - :age, ; occupation, , last place of u-vai- tlence, - ; height, ; complex ion, ; color of eyes, ; physi cal marks nr peculiarities, . On the back of the identiiieatiun ceitificate is printed the lollowin Tho Chinese laborer to whom this ceitificate is issued is entitled, in ac cordauce w'lh .iClion- :!, 4 and ."i .f the act of Congress, appinted May U, ISS'J, to icturn l and io-entcr the United States, tipim priluciu. and deliveiiug the sanie at the time of ic eniry aforesaid, to the collector of customs of tho district at "-which ho s-hall seek to re-cuter. Witness my hand and oilicial seal, this day of , li "That rival establishment over 'tho way." ''When is a monopoly not a monopoly'" "When it is in your own hands." A burglar entered tho house of a Walla Walla editor very recently and after a brief but desperate struggle the editor succeeded iu robbing him. Dignified journalism ou-ai.nally meets its icnard hero belon. A peculiar and newl.v obstned property of tin is being investigated by a Mo-con scientist. Somr tin cans kept in one of the government buildings dining the cold weather, showed blisters, then holes, and finally fell to poivdei. Henry Vill.ird is building a live hundred ilionsand dollar hou-m in New Yoik. Jay Gould is having one built that will cost two million dollar-.. That's the way with those news piper men; thev woik hard and then fool theii money away mi epmsie buildings. Jiie Aatal ljcaguo ot Ameiica is the latest insurance meld out. It naturally follows the .Marriage Aid Association. It places a premium at the disposd of happy parents, enabling them to take care of then- own children If a man doea not marry now, it must be because no one will have him. Naturalists tell tin that the-stingr-ays, .starfish, prawn, boring winkle Tind gryphea are the deadliest enemies of the ovster. That's all tho naturalists know about it. The worst enemy the Shoalwattir Bay oyster has is the spirituellc woman of 187 pounds, when she declares after the theatre that she cannot ear a single motse! oh, no indeed, no. shaving 51ietfield blade in the county. Polls open -ltoin a. m. to i i. r. daily. Yours, iopcctf ully. mySUtet .loi:. G. Ciia irrr.r.s Xotiee. Ice cteani. ice cream, at KoseoeS le lresliment .saloon, Hatuidav ami Sud dav evenings. Occident block. Fin iiisiicd ISooiUH to Lei AtJ.Mrs. Muiisou's lodging house. A new slock 01 Mines ot the latest Myle at John A.Montgomeiv's. The Peruvian syrup lias cured lliou sands who weicsiirfeiuig from dyspep sia,debi!itj, liver complaint, boils, hu mois. female complaints, etc. Pamph lets freeto nnyaildns. jsetli W.Kovil OcSoii- Uostoh. Ciouii, Whooping Cough am! Hum chitis; immediately relieved bv Shilnhs Cure. Sold by W. P.. Dement. People, have lead so much laleh that tlu'i don't know what to believe, but Cai 1 Adlers goods are all genuine and are so reasonable in pi ice as to ex cite universal admiration. Ail: In see one of their new clocks. Cha-j. Stevens and Son have a .stock of mouldings and moulders tools which can lie bought cheap foi cash to r lose out that branch of the business. A Card from Mr. Teuton. The following is explicit and telf- explanatnry: PouiLv.si", May :'J. DutrSir: Permit mo to stv that I unhesitatingly endorse the resolutions of the Clatsop County Democratic Convention in the matter of the As toria land grant, and, if runted to Congress, I should favoi the "cnuui nic foifeitnre of this uue.iiued grant of the public ilomaiii. Iu being gciiproils to eoipoiatioiiH, we should at least be just tooiu-selves. N onrsivsieclfii!ly, W. D. Fkvrr, FiO'h icecieam everj da ai Kr.uil: Fable's. Families supplied in an quantitj bv leaving order. A No the finest oysters cooked to order. Frank Falues iivsters and ice cream aie known everywhere as par excellence. Xo matter what the mouth's diseasi How foul the breath or teeth's deeav With SOZODON'T on all we seize. And sw iflly svv cep it far away. Leaving the gums pure, firm and blight. And the dull teeth as ivorv white. Mr. John Kogcr-ol'thoCeiitial .Mar kel, has made arrangements to keep :il he finest fresh !ish.ete in their season Sleepless Xights. made miserable bv that terrible cough. Shiloh'.s Cine is tlierieniedy forjou. SoM b.v W, K. D-l nient C has. Stevens it .njii liavefor s.ile and areagenth tor the new .Singei s4-w ng machines. A enmnletoMoek of bovs'and chil dren's suits" just icceived at Mcintosh"-, clothing store. ....Waiifliitj dee I ".quit claim dceil a'nt nioitgage.s, l'ovaiie at tliNufliee. Ti-insieiitaiid daj bo.inleiscan be aceomodalul at -Mis. f.ovett'o eotfi-eand chop house, on Main slieet. Meals tr. centa upvvaids. Day board "M-in per Wells" tlealth Ilenewer, gre.ttest rem eilj on earth lor impotence, leanness, sexual dtbilitv. etc St. at druggists. Oregon Depot. J)A VI.s ft CO.. Portland, Oregon. .. MISCELLANEOUS. Carl JLdleF's 2SO-OI3C. STORZl '.he largest stock of Blank Books and Statiomru fld Ot every description. mtS3 Selmnl llnnVs nihtpa Pnntl.'il Works, Albums and Cold IVns. litsides n tull and complete .3 3 jm mip siook or everj thing usually Uent In :i w Pit remiLitpJ llonk Store. Also, news depot and agencr for kept in a well regulated Boa eveiv ia(ieranil lierlndicallpubUsheil. Oarl Adler's Husic Store sL! Vs ' L OJ S !-i Pianos and Organs. oi .ill niikfs iniistatitlv on liand. Also a full stock or VIOLINS. GUITARS, BANJOS, AC- COJiDEONS. CONCERTINAS, ILUiMONICAS, FLUTES, a!m a large stock of the best or VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, SHEET .MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, As wfl! as everytliliiK else beleDghij: to a h irst Class .Music Store. l-.verj tiling eicau ami eoiniou- Icefoi sale at the Occident Hotel. week able. For the genuine .1. II. Cutter old P.ouiboii. anil the besl ol wines, liquois and Sin Kianeisco beer, call ai the (Jem opposite the bell tower, and -ee Camp bell. P. .1. GiHHlniaii, on ('lieiia'iiiis strict, has jiHi rereived the latest ;:it,i most fashionable stvle of gents and ladies hoots. shoes. eie. Agent in Astoita tin the famous Moumv sliotv . This space is reserved for the ll MORE, Which has Removed to the KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS NEW BUILMI Too Busy to Write AdvertUeawat, "' Which will .Appear in a Few Days. . C. H. OOOPE, 3 Astoria, Or., May 24th, ik. '""g"-lftit1imHimiHIMlllllHIIMtllimiilMmMlMMMI ! All New Goods! rtl's.uwN and Orft.it: Mild on tne monthly.ui t4llinept plan, error lent. CARL ADLER'SVARIETY STORE (jg Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. g& tTV I'ocKet :uiu lame cutierj-, . ..ni .... x n:A..n ..n.i n-... 'C .'MI'"'t,lll- '"'"a.uies and Chromos. i.iii i .uiui;:es. :i euuivieie .torin Venliet Collector of Customs, port of LT. S. Cain nil eiiivd. health and -vvi-el breath secuied bv Shiloh's Catarrh Item- jedv. Piiee oO cents, Masai Injector fire. Po'r sale by W. I". Denieui. j Pailies wishing groecues. pr.ivis- . iniisiir ineieiianiiiseot anv iesiTipiim. ,j should lecve their orders -allh A. Van ?VSj a &j&- -kj -"5:.ssortiiient. "New geiKls ly ever "learner. The public aieim licit In eamme my stock and prices. Clli:XA"MI SSI.. - ST()i:i.. OlSKflON. Chenamus Street. M)TU'K is IlI'llKI'Y GIVEN that the assessment made hvOrdinancoNo. -Id!, lor the luipinvenienl and repair of Chenaiiiits Mieet, betVieea the west Side of Cos-, sin- and the east side ot Jack- sou stieet.tii .McCluie's Aatorin, in the manner nrovided bv Ordinance No. 463. on each of the following described lots fioutlng iq mil that part ot Chenamus tteei i mm i:ie west suieot uass street t READY HADE CIOTHIHO. HATS Gents Furnishing: Goods, B. A. Xftclntosfe, MSHCS2L2TT TAXLOA. Oooidont BIqoIk.,1 iMflnwmimiiiiiMuiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiininmwi s ASTORIA BREWERY. :o the east s,de or .laekson street, is now flfl. MEYER " - PlmiWiM lue and payable at the ofiiee of the City ' .cnv.m, nwrnnv rrea-uiei. in said cliv, in United States "- ASTORIA, OBF.QOft. ,., ..,,.,,. ... .islioiiiit livie use;; iiineii luin.:. I " , 1'T il i lank 1-abre has been foiiu.I guutv of! Uiis.-n ACo. Asthev ale piep-ired tode- .ent making the besi ice Creanu (liver goods Hi anS pan ol Ihcellv mil - - Ihesjimli-st notice. Notion- j jt Vll vall, j,,,. ,.r,.,,,j, ,;,! j., ,v.,.j The Asti.iia .-shirt and Oil willing einr;i, go to Frank Pjlin-X i rilllUll ll.is i;iiii-ii lll-M liousi- ii, , . , 1 ...-, i. .t I. O-P.rieh's Hotel. Persons wishing good -J .I!-'l'J 'u''r " ' r'' oil elolhiug to keep tliemdrvwilh-K-iise''"t'-s' 'thready sale. Pi or. Fred Mapr is meeting vvith inaiked success in his musical iiisiiuc tions. More advanced pupiis can he ae conimoilated with lessons at their own houses at the monthly late'of ?S. old and s',!er coin. and unless uaid within five davs irom the. expiration of ibis notice, .i.: June 12, 1S&.", the Cqm ition t'oiiueil will outer wort ants issued for the coiteetiiiii thereor. The as-iess- is as follow-; V mi. ur ow i i: or i.oi. ill. A. Christiansen, employed on the wood scow Adelaide, has been missing since Wednesday morning. He brought down his scow- load to O ray's wharf as usual last Wednesday, and it is feared he fell overboard. Boats were dragging for the body yesterday but without avail. The broom gang skipped out to upper town a day or so ago and were captured j esterday by Sheriff Twoin bly, who incarcerated the recalcitrants. When caught thoy were as Booby Burns would say, "just gloiious, o'er all the ills of life victorious," and didn't seem to care where salmon was four cents or fifty dollars rj ton. Fine pianos and organs, cheap, at Carl Adler's. .seaside Libraiy at Call Adlei's. New arrival of the uiot popular novels. io and 13 cents.at i;ar. .vuier s. Another of those nne A. 1J. Chase oigans at the City Book Store. Inciednlily exist, but nobody has been heard to deny the vvholcsomeness and purifying effects of Glee's Sul pdxe Soai That Hacking Cough can be so quickly cured bv Shiloh's Cine. We guarantee, it. Soid by W. K. Dement. IJeautilitl stalionerv in endless variety at Carl Adler's. -Konsli mi Kats." T'he thing iles'ned found at last. Ask Druggists 'lor "Bough on Bats." It clears out rats, mice, roaches. Hies, ltcd- bngs. l.lc. boxes. 'A thing of beauty is a jov foiever." So saw everyone who sees and adm'nes Ihnso'babv cairiagesat Adler's. .f readier Wanted. A teacher is wanted for Giav's liver district, W.T. ppiv to F. 15. Hull or Jesse Baker. d&vv-tl Fresh ojsteis at Mrs, Lovelt's, in ovei y lv le. All v; ho appreciate a good stew or pan roast should call, entrance through Geo. Lovetts tailor sjiop, The largest stock and new est .stv les of Soft and Stiff Hats, at .Mcintosh's Clothing More. Physicians attest: -Ciirums's Lin-! nu.'s Liquid Ui:i:r is particularly use ful in Diphtheria, Fever, and eveiyde prcssin? disease." The latest and freshest novels at Adler's. "shiloh's Viiali7eris what j mi need for Const iiiation, Loss of Appettle, Diz- 7iness ami All sj mptoms ot Dyspf r bv W. K. Dement. Clocks in endless Mvleand inlinite variety at AdlerV. Call and examine those baby wagons at the City book store. Stevens .fc Son have, their store crowded with new good;, all marked in plain figures. Freshest and finest cakes, li till nod candy at the Astoiia candy facbu'v. liie.ee up the whole sv stem with King !,..";.. riiviilsnn"" of the IllcHwl. See Advertisement. Si'lobson.. .:.': i John Ilobson Go to Bosfoe.s and try the llostnn J W Mmr-nii ("r.vstallce Cream. Occident Blnelc. ' .1 W Miiusnn I'hosewiitingitesksnt theCil.v lnHik ' CiOsbv, Paniile sloieare the i-.esf in the e'.tv. Tlsev are'1 Crost. Vied Cros- soiuelhing nice and double, mill" ju-l by (heirs of A Cros- vvuai uinsi fining lauiCM woiu.i appre.-i- ii. ui-eeasini ate from I he giver. , -. C liii-SIiug C Itoelling C P.oelliiig ,. J IV Geaihirt II 1! Paiker t'.eoige Hill 1 liergnian and A W Deny I Bergman and A V Ueirv PiogiessiveL.v;!; Asso ciation T A 11 viand C Bohr G HKlliolt "MrsCLPaikcr MrsC L Parker JaraesBybec... JamesoBvbc CL Parker C L Parker.. Jacob Kaniin Jacob ICamm George Dav idson . 3 i c 7 M i, wy. o SI 'J 9 lfl 10 10 10 11 11 11 11 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 "0 2 20 3 20 4 20 1 31 2t 21 21 REDUCTION OF WHOLES A LE..'PR1CEB:' mess ami All sj mptoms ol Dyspepsia, .'rice to and T.r cents per bottle. Sold Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure, is sold by ns on guarantee. It cures consumption. Sold by W. 1". Dement. Ill .!li Just received at the tiuuitiiie and FnitiJl Males... catpelsloreof Chas. HetHimu a hirge. fniiui Stales... stock of Brussels carpet, in elegant; patterns ni fimn sr. cents to &.x rt-r' f h p.-uker ... . yard. Heuij Beiendes 2 " : .T, . i t'wige FlnveL... ' '; lou want to get some of Koscne.sieei (;..orre rlavel i 1 cream to-day: tresh made ami uieelv itjeor'e Flavel ii 4 navoren. -. - . . g . " . . ' . i ni-n.i..p if ilia rvtminnn Council. Three scow loads ot iiry nr, .spruce ' - - p. c, 0BBIS, Auditor ana uerK. Astoria; Or.. May 23, 1882- S40 00 10 00 40 00 45 00 33 00 33 00 48 00 IS 00 4375 43 73 43 75 13 75 38 00 38 00 33 00 S3 00 33 00 33 00 33 00 33 00 28 00 23 00 23 00 2S00 3300 S3 00 33 00 33 00 4575 43 75 45 75 43 75 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 ' fiOOO 60 00 40 00 40 00 40 00 $7 50 PER BARREL OF 30 GALLQ2&, iuiusr. oro)niw in likk iitopoKnos. , LesslQuantltles, - 30 Crf pw Cttton Bottled Beer. ... : OO jmc 03SpeclBl attetitioo iiald to f-rdcrj fron; faUlc Hoi aa4 f lin Pl THE COLUMBIA LAGIB BREWERY R . is sui'Eiuon ro mosi, an'i i) ExottutD si 'sosst oh tbo ccabct JOHN HAHJN, - - PROP1UETOR CHENAWUS STREET, ASTORIA, 0MWf, WOrdors left at tho OKBMAKIA HVXK' ilALL wtU lie preuipa'Wteoad Xa.m limbs, and bark, just received and for ! sale at Gray's dock. John A. Montgomery,. (SL'CW-SkWi; IO .UCKIN'S MONTOosaa;tLi Tin, Sheet itta aaftfrwtt Ware. i?i a 0cta! Axiiateatfci MOUSHOioft QQQO. Awts tar Magtb Stov3iid fiftSM Tm Hisi is th. umrtii. PiaiuWBKoesl-cr nil feiails 9 b- vtwk d.0Bta a wcrtiaas'fte i GOB.8 OV MAlXiAXU JKf FKSSBS WtMXJBfTU. s V "V.