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Vol. xvii.
Astoria, Oregon, Tuesday Morning Juno 0. 1882.
No. 57.
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rARMS IN WESTERN OREGON
AND WASHINGTON
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X uc SUULlinCMLTIl WIIIUS 1IUII1
the Pacific come laden with vapor,
strike the coast ranee 2,000 to 3,-
000 feet hidi, which condense I
laro-H nmnnntc nf mnU.iirP. nml '
again strike the Cascades 2,000 1
feet hirrher and deposit other!
deposit other!
largo amounts over all the vallcvs
and hills. The lesuits are seen in
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ine dense, vast evergreen forests, i
Which cover- vil evs lulls find
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mountains to their summits. Their j
mnlf n.mn.ii. :.i;AAtA i.A f.,.ntii
ranR growth indicate the stii-ngth, '- ; "- ""
and in mniiir K tl, .lenth .rflffraiii, and ,-ellars filled with root
the food simnk-nf nlant '
iik. iuju :iippiy m pi.iuis.
Rains aid the decomposition of
the basalts, west of the coast range
as at Astoria; ten, twenty, and
even thirty feet of these volcanic
rocks are wholly or paitly decom
posed, and the roots of those
majestic firs, hemlock, spruce and
cedar interlace and cover the
ground and absorb its richness,
while they form a water sponge,
whieli aids the more thorough de-
comnosition. Xaturallv this soil '
is cold, and fit only for the more j
hardy plants. Clear ;tu acre of 1
ferest: let in the Minlight; sow ,
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clover a vigorous voracious plant
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and it will cover every inch of
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ground, and give at first a double
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crop for the scythes, or a eon-1
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tant pasture. It is irn enor-
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luuus aucuuiem, ueiu neii jrieeu i
about 80 per cent water. Add i
manures or ashes to the land and j
. ... , , , , . - .- ,- c . il'-o-.i iiiort iii;iii i;,vmw. .i
1hev will double Us product ofieious intersections ol bcott aiulf .
,, ,, I T .ir. ,, i the present rate ot progrt's these
clover, hay or vegetables. .Iowa circles. For some cause A l-i ' , , , i
. ', ,,.', in.j. i canals will not be completed and
A gentleman reported the fol-. bert, the Presidents coachman,; . .......
. . . . , i I 1 1 . . .i . i . river communication established
lowing products from a single! could not go out that night, so one, .
, , ,, ,. , . , . r.i r i . . .. . .. I between Wallula and t'orlland lor
acre, three-fourths of which has (of the Cabinet sen L their turnout to! .
, , , , ii i ..i tj i , . i- i .i I twenty years, uy that time there
been in clover ior three years and take tlie President to dine- with the ... '- J
r .i . n n- ! .-ii - p .i x' i i .- . i 'will lie tuo oi three competing
one-fourth in vegetables. lie an-' Chief tin- Navy. Jn tluo tiniii he .
,. . . - ? . . it; ,i i c . - ! hnes ot railroad built along the
plies twenty to thirty wagon loads was set down before, a nouso on , ,. ... , . ,
' - r . , ! . , i i. i i Columbia, materially reducing the
of manure per year. Last year he that avenue, and as he alighted , , . , .
f.. ,. , n " , ,, , , ' , I rates of transportation, so that the
cut and put m his barn five tons of told the coachman to come for , ... , .. ,
, ..,,,,. . ' , . . , .. ,. ' farmer will have little or no use
clover nay, wiucn iceu live or six
"' , ,, it
cows and heifers sll winter. lie
supplied his family of five persons
with vegetables and sold several
dollars' worth besides. He buys
eight and a half tons of bran and
shorts per year for his cows, cost-'
ing ninety-five dollars, and ten
dollars worth of wheat for his
chickens. His two pigs shared in
in' the supply of food from
bran box and garden waste bucket
TTia fnt wac if fnorl flm cnil illlfl '
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teed every animal to full measure
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The milk product from each
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cow per year ueuvereu in lamines
was 100, viz.: two cows, one
about 83e: vegetables and milk for,
., t
family use, per year, estimated at
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So0.
A hole amount of -income from
one acre of land, thus well tilled!
and fertilized, $429. Outgo in
ineli sllfl'i nAf rv in nnel. .kinl
IvtlOllf VW lWfc LLU11J All Istll 411J1X
. r. . . .
frrrl W-lvA 'I'hn ovnonro in bilinp
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board, by growth of young stock
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and increased value of land.
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That acre is no better than
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thousands of acres m sight. Its
.,
income is no greater than any
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neighbor can make from his land.
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Multiply the net income by ten
"j i. worn n .
acres and we have ?d,-J10. Count
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1,000 for one man and one or two
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children on ten acres, and he will
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have 52,240 net for his year s labor
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on his land.
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XiCSUll Ul 11113 JVlliU S.U11 UV lirtlO"
ed on hundreds of ten-acre farms
in western Oregon and western
"Washington. When men scratch
over one or two hundred acres of
these best lands to raise fifteen to
U?.(a UoTtAta rT TtrVinof rvnr nnrt
Ullll UIUIII.H . .,.,w... ,-s.. ,
and exhaust the soil but never en
rich it, they are not model farmers.
"When they aim to keep stock,
herds or flocks, but Ml to raise aj
1 i - . i . i mi- t- -1 i tain-., especially those- on
. '. .. . , , " , Oregon side wheio the cana
salted tor lamiiv use, oau pounds, isearcn ior ins miiner. up, uown, and, , . , ... . .
- , ' l ,.' , ... ' ,' ', , being excavated, will crowd i
.. vw t.. ....., v., fc.0 ...., . ..w ..... ;,.,. ...,,! .! .1,.. ..
Mijinlv of food, misting to native
.rrncses, tlwv .'ire not model farm-
!L. Wl,n' tl... mII.-xv ...tr!..
-"v. .v.. ...v.. ....., ,
horses and sheej. to live out in
winterV chilly storms and icy rain ,
without shelter or sufficient food, -
thev mus-t exiittct Toor animals,
They forget that food is both the
material of growth and heat also,
material of growth and Heat also,
and that exposure to chilly storms
'subtracts heat and wastes both ,
if 1 .1 i... ...1 '1, ... l.-.l..,- '
wau ami mi, wune .inn micuwi
saves loot ami liicii'asfs mi.
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word, good furmin- deinantls -ood i
slipds ami ham filial uitlihnrand ,
crops. Uoud hinds must also be .
j
leu witn Hie .eriuics's wmen nae
been withdrawn from them. Lands :
are like wcll-filied pure5; deposits j
can be drawn out by crops of all
kind, but thev must be returned ;
i f i i
i m . 1 .nil . i.ititii i'i.i r
I in num. -i.t nun ."in.im twm
,.... rt...i i;i- ..M..iinf. W ..tin
UllMl'; ifi. uuim u in'" j -
spend your rich "soil.-, and think
JO
ouhave them. Wcilcrn Shore. ;
.
A Good Joke on the Present
When dinner irivinir was at its
Light ju-t after Raster, secretary
Hunt, of the navy, gave a number
of elegant entertainment of that
i . r i s .-'
character, to his friends. One ol .
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them happened to fall onane-
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ceedingly dark and disagreeable.
m. i .tic .
evening. 1 he hospitable secretary 1
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lives on Rhod.- Island avenue, an i
v i i i . . .i .
' i-t' ".. ."".". .v-i .....i
is lost three s,jUares away in the
bewildering intersection of iium-
nim at eleven o clock, liiaiuor-;.
. i i i
rny, iieing anxious io no at nnnie,
drove away, and was out of ear
shot when the President's tug at
the bell brought a servant. who in
formed him that no secretary lived!
there neither did he know wheie
one did live, as the family were
strangers in the neighborhood. The
night was dark as Eerbus, the rain
iiiui mii iitii. n iti mi', mi illli
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tho'fell in spurts, and the wind fairly ,
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et. ' pinned pedestrians to the eaith at
. j !:... l. -v:.r. n;.i ,,
iilf Ari'tllw Ti.r rVrtcirliinr bnil on
i ii i . -, . Dalles, the mountains on both
umbrella, but it was uS.--!e- mi.,',. . .
, , . sides of the river are insecure and
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their numbers on the transoms of
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inu ouier uoors anu me vesnnuie
'is in a. gloomy half light, it is im-
the Secretary lived, and enred less,
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on such a night, lucre was no
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policeman encounlered, and the
j only guide was the iiainu ofthej.. . . . ,:,.
streets on the gas lamps.
. .
ft-
lllt'I
j walking around for an hour he
I tViiiiI hrt irns lit iliil ni7f. .f itt.i.
"UHM V "111 111 llllll IUIK.L- J 11111.1-
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i CAitrmu' ii -n.it otirl .lenmui. tullml
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, ,.i,."., i palpatile that a newioute for the
from the locality that bears tlie .. .,, . , ,
, ,J ... , .. , rail wav will have to be hewn out of
fragrant name of "I Icll - oottotn. , -.:, , ,.
itt .i ii -j i , i thesolid nick,i some distance above.
Here the President inquired of a , , , . . ,
i , , 2 , , and in tho future be repeated
man who did not kimw where the: i n . .
Ic . i-ii.i ' i, ! again. Th.' quenion next arises,
Secretary lived, but he pointed to' ,,. ,, ,.
. . ... ' would it not oe as well to discou-
a house on the corner and said: . , ., . .
: ,.,r, ,, ,. . .unite the work on tho canal and
, 'Congressman II. lives there.and . ...
i i ii transler the appropriations to a
j perhaps he can tell vou. ' . . lL ,,, , ,
' ' - . point where they could do tho
So welcome a suggestion was. . , , . . . .
, , , ?,?, , i most good, for instance to the irn-
instantly adopted. Ihe. member . r ,. -, .
", .... , provemeiit of the bar at the mouth
was at home. Without giving .. . ,. . ., ,,
' , r. i . , ,olof the Columbia river.J Ihe con-
this name, the President asked the! ... r , ,
... , , c, , struciion of ti canal from some
SUI.UI.lr LU .lllllll.U HIICIU llll .JVJl T"
retary of the Navy lived.'
Showing the visitor into the!
)
parlor the man went up-stairs and
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returned in a moment, saying,
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"the member did not know.
t Tli.ipnm-inti 1m lnnnii-nrl if fic I
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tl. was at home, and if so, would
. ... .
she be kind enough to give
the desired information?
him
The lady was in the back parlor
with her dnldrou, and a-, reporter?
had be-u bpsifging the houso -hi'
rinriiHi - od th.r vwiloi was on.' of !
.. - j. - - ,--,
tint brotherhood of the p.-neil and
her husband was too much engaged
to sec him. So, bracing herself
for the intrusion, slie banc th:
scrvt lio.v the gentleman in. !
As she turned to receive him,
As sue rumen to receive mm,,
judge of her amazement t. see
the President of the United Mates j
t....,l:.. l...t t.. l.n.wl ..a v zliiiT. I
- n.h.uiuS .i. ... ..... ....... ....... (
av. mr wraiiu r-u- .mt-in, . -
...1 to plaoo on i!,.. t.ilk in h.-r i
ronfnvion, ft-ll on th- arpeU ami ,
' " ' "" "" " M" - ."" I
the eluldren huhed their m.-m-i
ment ill the general suipn-e put Iv.
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i j ""'' .'",l "- -.i " .
was lost, a tramp in met, for he j
was both tiled and hungry, and he
begged the lady to eoiiMih her
visiting book and help him 10 find
!;.. i;...k,... I?.w lir .Itt;.i l. ,i1 '
in! iiiiiiii'i . mi I in: i iiiii !' writ
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ewn hohavett inuccoiouMv. nnuil
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"'a not in its place. However,
all is well that ends wen. i i:c
President was mi right, the dinner
was oat0J) llllt ,h:lt c-,!,;,,
j ofiicer'b coachman did not take
the President hoimMlint nigl.i.
One Viewot It
. 1 he Cascade canal has co-t, so
.
lur, in the neighborhood ot ?.)'J0,-
00i, and tins ear an additional
' - .
1.0.000 is anviouslv evpeeied.
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Before it is eompleted an otpeo-
.,'., ' ...
diture ol 91,000,000 more will
be icquiied. Then comes .the
canal at The D.iHes which will
-. .1 m fifin finn .
,, .
for the river. 1 ho
completion of
the O. R. & X. Co.'s railway will
create so great a revolution on the
Northwest coast the people will
travel no more by water, besides
freight rate. will be reduced to
figures so le.T-onable thai piodiie
ers will have no caue for eom-
, plaint ami will not think of ship.
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ping gram bv water !o Portland
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or Astoria. rot lilieen miles,
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that is from the Cascades to Ihe
glide along on their loundntions
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little ov litile. .No engineering
iu the world can arrest their on.
ward comisc. In time these mouii.
the
1 is
nto
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effectually. I'.ven now the railroad
-
I company e.xiienence gi eat annoy-
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juiee trnm thi timinst nnii.r..oitt.
.iv iuinriiii.111 tit uiu iiiiiii UlltD
i r
l i
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the
which continue
to ciunoer
track with hu
e boulders and
the river. The
.
crowd it titwaril
crowdni
the mountain ' is o
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i . . , . '
. hillc In ilnpr. wntnr mi tin pniti ic
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iir.iplip:ilile. mill ivmiul lint rAr.mrn
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more than halt the money required
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i lor the completion of the canals at
. , -.,,, Sll. e nn, . ...
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a canal as we have re
ferred to, at all seasons, at any stage
of water and in any kind of weath-
i er. There would be no danger of
j a sandbar at the mouth of this ca-
mm., i. ..:: .... ........... ti.irr..tf
nal, siiju it would bo Silled with
water and u-ed only wh-ui rti'iiix-d
for liio na-wiuj.- of ship-. For -ov-
.
Jural months in the yenr me Cas-
; cades canal .Miiuot bo utilized, so
that, during that, time it would be
host too .arm us it Mftiv wprfi'
none at all. After the completion
of the railroad the 0. R. & X. Co.
oi mu i.mro.iu .,. ,,. n. ,v .-.. ...
intends to run- if. boats as usual.
allordmg their patron- the eim.ee
hntlflKlll MVr Iftl . M! 1 1 'ilVI lit lift
..' ;
Tfae c!erk hQ Knew -Evcrytmilfr
--
A iieU-.iniwl and Miignmih-
i-"i led otipn .unit i inn .. -
I......1 v.. ... v,.,i .:.,-
- r.
of a London. -r and oui-niid out
American W. .-.!. -m man. -too.l i
watching the thruiig of poojile
comiiiir and going at ihe maibh-
pmiiitrr tin
otlii-r eveiiiiiir. und
-.-j......-- .--
iMening win, surprise io ,i,e
loss number of quick nin-si,ms ,
.I
made to the hot-l eleik .v.oiit ,
i i -I i i i-
tratns, and individuals, and his m-
stantaneous replie-. when
jlf! ;
Knglishman broke out with:
;,r ,.
".Most extraordmaiy man. seems
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"' "" ' ,"""-' " - .life. MiUl.sfarehmg and effectual, they
thiii"- wonder ii thcie is any i are especially adapted to the needs of
c. . ., . " ; llio (llsestive apparatus, deranfjcineuts
question about a railway train ru,t whioh lho prevent and cure, if
,,,.. ,wtr. i,e ..-.n't mswer-" tiiiu-ly lakeii. They are the best and
any person he l.iii t answer. rafepin.sietoempIoj for children and
"I'll bet a doeu champagne I'll i wenl.eiid constitutions, where a mild
.. . and eiTeulnal eathaitie is required.
put him a ijiiestion about a tiani , l'oi:5Ai.n nv alt. IIealeks.
he can't answer, siiiil the West.-u
er.
"l)one! I'll stand six lo
him go to grass," r-H 1.1 her Maj.'-
tys subject.
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and
icle goes
f'"-1-
Westerner sfenpt-il
esterner s(epp.-d ..P to .he
irble counter.
"Say! ou appear to know
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cry thing and e erv oo-iy ; v. ho i
, i
in -
every
thr.ro that's going to h
when'll tin- train s'tait?"
'Charics .1. Guil.'.iu;
June. HO, sir,' icnlied ih.
:l""
litis
.t.i
-
looking the iiunist right in the
. . .
eve without moving a mnsele.
.tv..!i ' i .i .
'Nell, i reckon you about
right, but vou ean'l fell ibT where
"
I can go and g.-t a ticket, .mii
t-,, "
you.'
'Co t Ihe devil!" .-.lid th-
clerk, liirning away.
''Mister,' said Ihe
guest, looking over to lli
v es'.i-ru
e blonde '
book-keeper, altei- tin'
lailirhtei
had subsided, "s-ou e.ui eh.irge
. . ... .. .,.',. . .,, 'e
si- bottles ot -1-17 in my bib for
tin-! Use i
d" them .'entlemen, for I
must weaken on ibis -it's again
,. ,, , , , , , ,
me.' lie withdrew, and the clerk
bf..i .inivei-Mi.r ..n.-.it.itK ..!.,,
kept .inswei.iig .ii,.-tiim, .il.oiit
more familiar loutes with perfect
. . . y., '
eipiauimity.. -JJotcl uuzctti:
Carrying Dend Chinamen's Remains
Home
A committer of Chinamen fioiu
the Chinese six companies in .vm
Francisco came up on the last'
steamer, and are now loeatcil in
Chinatown. The
men have ail
! important project in ha'iil, which
!. . .
t.
i" ... . .
is nothing nin:e nm- less man ie
moving the bono.-, of oer Clms.i
man in Oregon. Washingti-n Ter
ritory .-uul Idaho, who -hall l.avi
been dead live years. ei-'!iig
to the riles 1 tin Chinese rebg
ion, the bones of every true Mi u
colian slio.ilil rest in the -n
Ol I
the h'lowery Kiiigilum. To this
end is it ih-it tin memb.-is of rlie
companies' committee wiU viit '
every grae yard in the two ter
ritories and Oregon, and disinter
the bones. These will be shipped
ill large boxes to this city, and sent
thence by steamer or sailing ves
sel to China. Thete are suppo-ed
to be over 1.500 dead Celestials in
the region above mentioned, and
it will take some time befoto all
their bones can be recovered. This
morning a gang of tiien started in
to uncover certain graves in I.oue
Fir cemetery, when1 the bodies of
nearly 150 are buried. On the
macadamized road burying giound
the bodies of about 75 Chinamen
lavn boon im erred. Considerable ;
monoy wiil hi- .-Kpfnded in the
uiirk ol re.-oviriiiLT the oeoiK re-
mams of tli. dead Mongolians.
Tehy.-an
BiteltoS
Joiirnniis;';. have
vou an article'
to fjrepai,.y Make it
.js,p, j';iV(l vmj ascrm(
short. Min-
.;s,or l;lV(l vm, ascrmon to preach?
Ma!-,. it ...,,., ..uvyor, have you
., .in,limcilt to ,)rpsent? Makoit,
. -.
shot.t - i.,mv m.in JmVe you a
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;,.l-r i .. llv i..:.;, i.,,,, r,i:..
iiavi. you ft lit. ol llsl or an-ses to
..i !.- f,.Lrt tl.A.i. Jmrt Tnil.-.r '
jT .....i ............ -....-...-,
ni.-ikc' Make them M.ort. tailor,
, ,..,.,,.. ... ....:a? Mftk.,
! , lt- .ilnoniits, do miu keet.
,, . .
a m.iii-.- iveep u
short. Vnuna
men h.ivc vou a m-irriage empige-
ment on haudV Make it short
' ii,- r... .-.sai Aroont. ,
U.CnniM.,,,.,!,,!,,-,,
.,! all mn::ati.'s f.u-familv u-e. Thev
rtSISaSd'Tlie Pioneer Machine Shop
ihclr extin-ie us.- by physicians in; r
ln,'lr praotic.'. ami by all civilized na-i VjTat
iion-. uoes tliem the best and most ef-
ii.'ti:.ii iiiir"aiivu i in inai iiieuicui sci-
, lu,0 Mn ((ex Ist , llltrinsio vaiuft alul
curative powers no i.tiier l'uls can bo
rnniii.'ireil wilh them, and everv nersnn.
lumwin;; their ii tups, will uniplny (
tliein, when necileil. Thev keep thei
jMfi:i in pel feet order, anil maintain in
liealthx action the whole inacluncry of
l'pfiivian J5lttois
I'uirlioD Uubra
fin ('..nut t'iiiehon was (he Spanish i
Viecroi m IVru in VtV). The Countess.
' ids wile. :i- prostrated by an intermit-j
i teiii iecr. ir.un w men sue was ireea ny
the us.-of the isntlve remedy, the l'eru-j
! ittii liark. or. as it was called iu thei
i.1"" ."".' i".-. .".: '.":" Wi. '","'S'
i iniiuiiaiii iii iia iiHimrv, -iiiiiiipjiiiu.
jyj-? , Vi n'herrtHr,i
" Kur..' Ju urc.he liitraluced the
I riTn.-.l in jsp.uu. where it was known'
u'uler etiou name-, until hiimrciis'
-.died it linchona. in honor of the ladv,
. wI( h;1, hrMM .hrm lliat mcJl was
laie'iiaceor the country. "Qiiliiouinn. i
ToVl'dayTalter a lapse of iwo' talT -
.lre.l and I.fH ver.r?, science has Siveu
fi...l.l lKUijn tlmli N..i ihJl or Ilia IllA,3
u noiiiin" io taue a-, piace. it eueciu-
any .-vu . a uiorbiil appetite for stlmu -
Mills, le. ri'Moring tlie naiurai lone ot
. . tin. v...iii'-h. It tiOm.m.- nvrriii.-i, mil
llil siui;i,n . M illliUm IMtlllir IUH ',
j uf IJ.jii.ir as :t does a fever. and destroys
Udli alike. The isiv.vrful tome virtue
of ihe linel.ona is pre-erved in the
ivnm.tii liiiu-is, winciiaveas eaeetive
..,,.., ,liajSirI.il fever tiwlay as they
V-n' in l,' ''-'J" "r li(" ,la ?PanIsji
ireio. e mni-.'titee the unn-r-dl-
ents of these liltier to be absolutely
pine, and or the l.et known quality.
A tri:il wili-atisfx ou that this U the
pine, and or the l.et known quality.
tri-il ui!!-.:ilUI von lliiittbU 1, 1ln
be-tbilt.:r in lb., world. "The proof of
the piidilr.i!: is ;n Un. eating." and se'
" willingly abide thi-. lest, l'orsale bj
.til .Ii mii.ii. i. .rf. ...ii t . nnil linun.l nnlnK
i ),,!, it. i.oeb.t i "iu agents forAstoria.
A emiu. eoiiloi -ore tbro.it should be
stopped, eui.-d ire ijiieniiy results m t .
in iiii'iuuiiii' iiiuii ui.seaseor eonsumn-i
rli.ni. lirown'-. liiourliinl troches do not .
I disoi.ler the stniuaeli like cough syrups!
.,,,,, ltNil!llt. lllt aet ,ii,ectlv on the in-
Hbnti.t -:n-. allaxing irritation. sjw
j it'llfi in :iMiiui;i, noiiujiiii'.. t..uuusf
1 e.darrli. and the throat troubles whieli
sin'.'ers ami public -peakers are subject
. i,r tl.Trtx ve.ir.s llrown's bronchial
ilroi-be- Ii.im" lii'i-n leeoiiimeinlod b
pj,;,.,, :llll s,ttls K-IW. periwt
' siiisfai'tioii. Ilaxing been tested by
wide and cur lant use for ueailyaucii-
jjr,. wm.i:dioii, ibe.v have attained well-
im-rited r.uik anH.iur the few staple
remedies of the aae. Sold at ii rents a
,xv 0; Prvw ll0rc--
i
ST03XACH t
ttebs
i Tlie feeble and emaciated. MilTcrlng from
ilyspcp'ia and indigestion In any form, are
nimseii. ior mo saKe oi ineir own iiouny
and mental comfort, to try Hostetter'3 Stom
ach Hitters. Ijulicsof tbe most delicate con
siltntlon testify to its barmless and rcstora
tii e piopertles. 1'h vsic-ians everj"wliere, dls
cisteil with tlie ailiiltcrateil liquors of cora
laeiee. prescribe it as tlie safest and most
tellable of all stomachics.
Tor sale liy all Druggists and Dealers.
$1,000 Reward,
mm: wr.r. or my xirrs is or kak-
X ts.ur's X.i. K), U-ply Twine. 855-inch
ini-sh. nicslips deep : cork lino sal
ase.l v.itli 'o. :ji cotton twine and
lead line v.itli. .'. S2: corks marked J.
Hume. I will pav a Kewaiw or Own
Tiiousaxd Doixaks to any person furnish
lag information lending to the arrest and
conviction of parties engaged in cutting or
stealing any nets belonging to the under
signed during' tbe Csbbie season ot 1S32.
JOSEPH HUME.
ffOSTETTEift
P CELEBRATED If A
aKS.?. .JaMiv
nwm mutual life mmm tfjanusr,
Of Oo.lJLff"oxxi.i,.
A. McKINNIE. Manager.
For Oregon, Washington and Idaho Territories.
OrriCK-103 FIRST STRKET. POUTU5D, OB.
rro..P-
cuas.H0ii:i...i Hodge. D.nis& Co.
.v.r.-itr.i..i.-asaiyriir-'vaiioniiiuaiik.!
,,, .v. .iiiiuHifiuutfi n nuicsui LiCiu.irr.
aDOL&tnf iWph. Hronangh, imiA a
..-V1"0?: -
cO. J.VcitAKKX.ot J.McCrakon&CV.
U C. HlLNiani.. .,r H-nalcWn
r. :. K. SoTTAOi:. M. ., rAaiulntr ;:ndi
Wijsickiii.
MIPCELLANEOU.S.
s. ARNDT & FEKCHEX,
ASTOKIA. - OUKGON.
1ILACKS.M1TII
SHOP
r"
AJ,M
Boiler Shop
if
ENGINE, CANNERY,
AMD
STEAMBOAT WORK'
froiuptly an.'na.'d to.
A specialty tnaJe ol repairing
CANNEKY' Dim
I'OOl" Oi' UVIWYETTE STKKKT.
acthdia iohm uinoic
i nmuiun iiiuii viuiino.
""" 1W"
jir r.v Si ukot. Ne.u 1'ahkkk Hoctb,
asIOKIa. - OREGON.
l GENERAL MACHINISTS - AND
j utntn- niHUniniOlU Hnu
Drill Cfl MAItnct
. DUlLtn FilAfttnO.
ss&'&m.&s
&&EMihk
yy2i;.aaM8waiJ;jrj
.V.f.a09BH -4W
.tsQKsUaSpS
vti ktr.m of
o
Iluoiim In AUr-nw l.ulIrtlDif un Htnlr. pampr
liiliIIIAlilHlffliKi,(UNIfiill
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
j-. ornTivTi-. o
J-a-S J- J.JI VS-S.
ornll IrNt.riptlou ,
. MVi v
ai non .-i
ill lot e lit Ortlrl-
Otlre.
A. D. V.im. rreslilent.
J. ('.. HuhTi.i R, Secretary.
i. it.uiiK, irfasurer.
Jou.v Fox, Su)erlntemleiit.
I O 1?P i VK"rTT
- J- T Ii.ll IXlJl 1,
UNDERTAKER,
Comrr CiManil Kquomoo,tif ..ii-is.
AsroniA. .... oi:f.oo.!
iifm.ee is
WALL PAPEK
ANU
VINDOAV SHADESj
AM)
undj:htakf.iu uoods.
WILLIAM EDGAR,!
'
Corctr Mnin nr.il i.'hcsiau'.Wrcot.
As-fol'.!A.
OKKiU
i.lks m
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,!
Tin- Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS ii. SONS
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE GSNVINE W0STNH0LH
urd other Knglish Cutlery.
sxAirxoBarEinri
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Fleershaum Pipes, etc, '
A. lino stock ot i
Watettc-H and Jewflry. JluauUi mul '
Itreecb iondlnc Shot tinnn and
KIOtM), Kevolverx. FDttoIs.
and Ammunitions
SAKIM'.
ULAHHKH
ALSO A FIXE!
m-m.
Assortment ot Coo Sl'KCTACLES and KYKIAII Kind-) ot IIousevork dorif at
UUAMUU. .
Tho "Always Handy" stovepipe
shelves at John A. Montgomery's.
Itcrerciices:
M.S. nUl:REt.l..of Knapp.DutreUAL'o.
w. w. hi'AUi.uiM, 1-acKcr aaa UatUr-
iSKScK "
' V-Y.r tsaii(l Shoes, . ...
nosiJ.'r.
, j(K liiJ J:K.VK&; Burkha Sr Spauldlus.
i'J.iLUILUor J.Jiom SttyJlduoneH.
Kaohof Hip .ilioe menlms ?10,oooluur
nr.c- in tills Company.
BUSINESS CARDS.
: E. v- HOLUKX'
' -NOTAItY PUBLIC,
ai;(7iiom:ki:, commission' and
sukanck agknt.
TB. J. V. NHAfTKB,
rilVsltlAV nud Sl'BKO
(DKVTSCHKJS AltZT.J
j lllnease ofthe Throat a Specialty.
, Ofilee oier Conn's Brus Store.
T)R. C. G. GLASS,
WIYSICIAX AND SOKOKON'.
Office oer A. ". .VUcnS Store,
i
ASTOVIA, - UUKGON.
"p I. WISTOJS,
'"'! MdCaunaelor at llm.
Ofllco la C. U. Parker's building-, on Bf ntoa
I stwet. opposite Custom House,
, ASTOIUA.
OKEGO.V
TAT TUTT1.K. M. D.
WIVSICIAN AND SUKQEO.N
I OrKicK-Over the VWt8 Hoasa Store.
KFsiDECF.-OverElbcrsoa'3-rXery, op
! posite Ilartli & 31 yors' Saloon.
: :
A.1" rvvroy-
J-m-' ... . .
tnjuitiauni
OITICK-Ovcr A. . J
Booms, at the I
I'L'TiTOX. M. .
aud Nnrxeuu.
Allen's groeeiy Mnre.
Paiker l!ouc.
IT? '
I i
t ...... -....m.
t. HICKS.
nKXTIST,
ASIDIIIA,
OI1KOON
orcasiauil s.emot'qli streets.
I 12. A.
HOWLBY.
A1TOKNT3Y AT LAW.
Cbfiiauius Slref t. - ASTORIA. OKKOO
y T. JtlTJtXKY.
ATi'ORSET AT UkW.
May be found at the Court House.
j n. n.tix a co.,
nr.Ai.Eit is
. o-,
X IndowK, Blludx, Tnu
soniN, Lumber, Etc
All kinds of Oak Lumber, Mass, lloat 1U
i terlal, etc.
Turning and Bracket Work
A SPECIALTY.
Mcaiu .Mill near Veston hotel. Cor. Ilea
e lye and A -tor streets.
Y
Ml. 1IOWK.
BOAT BUILDER,
AT fill: OLD .MA NO, OltAY'ji BClLOlhi:
KUIST CLASS WOliK A SfXIALTY.
F1UHT CJjASS
Dress Making,
II v
Mrs. T. S. J'eweU.
rp slabs, iipsxislt.' Mrs. Kosers' lloonla
lluuso.
L W- (JASE,
iitn.111 nn ivinrtlAI v .1 . t V I, ,
lMPOKlKi: A.I WHOLK.SALK AMI K-
r.ML bEALKH IN
I GENERAL MERCHANDISE
t ' ..n.rr vni'.m.s ana i;hss sirt-ris,
ASTniriA - OREGON
The British Iron Bark Wanlock
Is N.m on the CertU Tor
'
LONDON DIRECT.
rr I't i-iKtit ami I'altieulars Apply t.
P. L. CHERRY,
(Over ll. Kiirgo JL Co.'i OIUi-ts)
, .l.tnrlu, 11 uy c, inn-:.
my 72w
HANSEN BROTHERS.
Architects and Builders,
Mhortest notice.
Shop Corner of Cass and Astrn- Sue-t.
A3TOBIA, -.- - OEEGOK
.WZfvl
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