The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, June 08, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextC3J KtgyiyimrtwiinrtM I'uriilttbctl Itoomi to I,et c!foc llnllj 'Ast.OliUHa ! Salmon Bi ceding in Eastern waters. ' "Who ia Elected County Clerk ' In Xoiv Brunswick is a i-almon S Comidciablo interest was niaui- AtJMrs. Mun-on'd lodging hoiw AbTORiA, OIIEGO': , hatchery which ia aituau-d :t little way fc-ted all j-csterday in tlio close con-1 ' up a.glcu down winch rushes i small i tst b-.-tneen C.J. Tieneh.trd and 11. It. Xiilicc. C. H. COOPER, GKSKRALJMKRCIIANDI8E. Ilr. I.n Force. lcjittst. Ice cream, ie-j ereara. at Koacoc'a re-'-freshment saloon, Saturdaj- and Sun-' ' day rvrniitg. Uci'ident block. THURSDAY JUNE S, IS-2 I branch of the Mimmichi. The house i Spedden. At last account Spedden UmS, 'V?nl ms over I. W. Ca-e's si ,atis- More. ISSUED HVERT MORIJINU. (MoDday Eueitrd). J. P. HALL.ORAN & COMPANY. Pujiusiii:im axo I'uorr.iKTOKt. .IxWmh liHilditi'j, Cats direct. Viidc1 t'ornlc. I itself could by no (bought of iiinatm-. was two ahcid.-uith Voaper precinct , i ion be thought picturesque. It i- .1 j to heir from. Mr. Jachron, judge of long,. tiarroiT frame building, with two 1 tho election at Wcstport, came doiin, 1 h.ue about sK hundred and titty cords ot dry nemiocK, which .1 win cu Terms 0 Subscription; : erved by Carrier, rcr week .2S l'cnt SIlt br mnil. fAurmr.nttia fhl tent b? uhII. one year. ......."' "J ' house. From end to pud of this apart F06 ,f rcstano toj-ubicriben. ment extend long troughs, wised about throe feet from the fliM-r, and the troughs are full of shallow travs. atone-, itrvtehiug -ll'iug by the side j with the returns from that precinct f the stream. The upper . part is i;ecupicd by the man .ilum duties 1110 to see that the work i allowed to go on by it.-elf in tin long ap.utnii-ut which takes up the Inner half of the - Advertisements inserted by the year at li rate of $1 U r-er&iunre for month. I'rncsient adverting, by tho Jny or west, fifty cents rcr square fur each insertion. THECITY. TUK D.MLT A8TORIAN Will U 7l( ftf u J f t at T3 cc n t a mont h , frceof )mttagr. It t Od er leho touUmplaUatjdnee from the ciVj tan JliWfllR A WUHAN fvVuir Vlfln. DULY or Wkckly rtlrtlujw tn.iaii)int-rjflcc with out tiidttional txptn't. Aildtttri' rmiyl inan-jrdaoftiiai ifsWrtd. Isarr antcr nt Ccriiuiithianw.-i. Tho expense of the Bradley trial wan SC01.20. --It takes some grit to make up a San Francisco box of strawberries. -'"Shall tho county bo divided)" is what agitates the L'nntilla county people. Oxtails are a dollar a dozen in New York, and the merry gad-fly waxeth glad. The "Falls City," of Oregon City, is dead. Too much politics too little com. R. I. T. General verdict: "I never saw many scratched tickets in any other election." Portland polled 4,826 votes last Monday; tho largest number at any time in Sh history. The river is booming at all tointi above; an Unusually high stage of water it considered certain. Thos. Condon, of the state uni versity, is tondered tho presidency of the Washington Territory university. Frank Pixley calls Astoria tho Venice of America. Wo can also call it tho Italy of America, consider ing tho weather wo are now having. oiid to end, each about fifteen by nine iuche, and three-quarters of an inch deep. It is in these trayi lint the operation is going steadily on, for ihcy are all full of egg. .Just above the house the stream is dmuied up, and the water is brought in iron pipes to the end of the tiough, through which it tuiirt, kueping tbo tray? al ways just covered with moving water. Tho work is duno in this way. At spiti ning time in the fall the iilnioii are dtivon into ponds prepiied for their reception, and are there netted. The spawn haling. been obtained, tiie pea-shaped, teddish tinted, almost transparent eg:i are arranged in the trays and deposited in the trough in the lirceding-honse. Here they re-. main till the mouth of May, when the water gets warm. Then the tirst eggs begin to burst, ami within a week or ten dais there is not a young sal mon there that i: not free. As soon as the fish are hatched, their distribu tion begiii3. The little creatures arc put into small poi table tanks, loaded on boats, and taken xo different parts of the province, where they are drop ped into the rivers and streams. On the 20thof April thetcwerc- 70,000 egs in the hatching trays, and nearly all of them were expected to turn out well. The shape of the fish was just becoming visible inside the shell. tor ea-.li at "SATS per cord. 1 ill lit-liver the wood to in eitstoineis. :. 1. Jl i:i(v. Notice- la-t night. He f-ays that on Mond.v four awn from Vesper mted at Wet., port. As there were only sis or eight votes there, the suoposition i that,, TheAMoii.i Murt aim Oil lotlmig .. , . , ,V .1 .1 'l'aetori- has moied next bouc to nothing being heard from there, there 1 ,,.,..;:,.,. n,,...! l..r:ons wMiino z.m! ere. It 11 ill oil elothiug to keep tliem dry will plej-e all. Itcep tlr Jtun. Ileallli.i K jouwant a"veetuibutlianil breath. If the irunis becoma iongi lhey lose their rmiver to hohl tin teeth. The use of .OZODOXT. is invaluable hecause it lemoves the tarl.tr which separates the teeth and gum-. IX L STORE was iiD election held th take the "llkial count to determine who is elected coitntr clerk. The lato-t ami freshest novoN at, AitlerV -A Nawl Injector freo with eacli , hottie of Shiloh's Catarrh. Kemedy. ' l'riee .V) cent, .sold by Y, K. Dement. ! If 1 011 want nice fresh lard, or good Mig.ir-cmed hams Just from the coun-i try go to F. i. illherson's bakery. i t It lull want ici. rremn thnT is tr' The thing di -iictl found at la-t. Ask erctiitro to Frank fahre's. iirmr.TUts fur "llnni: 1 on ltals. It 1 . . - r 1 clear-7 out rat-, mie. roaele-. iIIp--. li!-' nor. I red -Mayer is meeting with; Jiidgei,)).. i.-.e. itoxi1-. j niarKou -uece-s 111 in-musical insiruc- .. ... - ,. - i .i.-ii. .i."ii iit.i(i. hi iuiij !..iii uc ut; . . , ! Jlr. John llogersol the ( entrai .Mar indi-ovtion on election iby, 111 sunn. ;,-t. 1'as made arraiigeiiienti in l;.-ep af r..ii,.m.f fr.,m lir.. l.i Ivientv 1I11II.1M. ..!' he litK-U U-- ii-ll.etC. ill their -i-l-llll NEW GOODS j LOWEST PRICES -t'oon on Itnls." Police Court. Thirty delinquents befon I have removed to the a corresponding period in tin- city! -Cha-.-Steten, & ..ii h ;- 1 .and are.agents for tin-new .-siiiei sen city jail. They ran in batches "fling machine-. "plain drunk.'- -'.-unie old drunk,'', A complete stoek.of hov--and eiiil- 'fi'dilin", 'disorder! V conduct, etc. UtiellS Mill Jll-l leeeneu ni .ie:m..-n - Some said thev would nevi r doso, no.' loiiitliing s!o:e. neier not no more again. '1'i ab!i thv won't --till next time. I" ,)- arnimj ueel-. iiili i-i.tiiii de.-l- A-toi:i, May 10, 1S.S2. H.ili of Astoria Engine Co. No. 1. I nun iiii-rlga'-v-. I'T silea: ihKolli -I'eople have read -o tniii-li l.ik-lx I that they don't Icnow what to beliei,. , hut Carl Ailleriginiil- an all genuine An up-country exchange, speak ing of a recent marriage, say?: "Two soldi with but a single, &c.'' Rather a light outfit to go housekeeping with. Astoria Engine Co. No. 1, at their last -meeting, appointed a committee of arrangements for the purpose of giving a grand dre3s ball on tho Fourth of July next. On election day George expressed his doubts as to the result, so that among tho pleasurable elements of his re-election tho charm of surprise wil constitute an ingredient. By last steamer wo received Xew York, Baltimore and San Francisco papers of tho sanio date, as usual. This is moro than ludicrous, it is in tensely funny if yon can onlv see it that way. From an itoni in fho last issue of tho Vindicator concerning Tnr. As toeuls, it is ovidont that tho powerful mind of the orthographist on that paper lias not yet graped tho nature of inverted commas. The Garfield came in yesterday, loaded with merchandise, and the Portland came down. Del. Ferguson, an old-time em ploye of Tin: Avror.iA.v, but now a resident of Portland, h down visiting his friends lie goes back to nn.r-row lliere will ! services m tho Episcopal church on Sund-iy net, June 11th, morning and evening; Rev. Mr. Chamberlain, of S.ih-m, of- chting. We hope that the E.vMcni Re publicans will not consider their vic tory in this state to bo an endorsal of their policy and piinciple in itftronee to the Chinese question. The Lanrigg Hall finished In id ing last evening. She has 40,o00 cases of salmon, 7,530 barrels of Hour, and 170 ions of wheat aboard. Her cargo is worth 8245,000. She will clear to morrow. Tho WaiJockhas begun load ing salmon. L'ha-. Meiens anil Sm haw-a -.inek of mouldings and nuai'der- tool- which can he ltought cheap for e.i-Ji to elo-e out that branch of Ihe lmitie . Fresh ice cream everj dai at 1'raiil. Fabre'.s. Families upplied in am quantilj by leailns order. Al- the finest oy-lers cooked to order. Frank Fabre- bvstersaml ice ereamnie known eiery where as par exct'llenee. -lee for -al? at the Occident Hotel. i and are so reasonable in piiee a- to ex-1 cite uniier-al admii.itiou. A-k to see! Visi:r.KAS, An all-w ie tJod has seen my of then- new clock-. i fit In remove from our midsf. alldj from tho circlo of our brotherhood our beloved brother and esteemed follow fiieman, Adnlpb Chrisii.inion. There foie, bo it .V..rf(?, 1st '1'hat by the death of Pro. Adolph Christianson this com pany has lost an honest, worthy and zealous member, a prompt, energetic and able fireman, and the community at largo a respected and conscientious citizen. 2d That wedenloie his untimely death and unfoitunate end with ihe most sincere sorrow and legiet. :!d That a copy of these resolu tions jbc: spread upon the records of this company, and also be pnblishcd in Tjik Duly Astokian. .1. 0. ClIAKTEJis, ffM. P.CK. S. (i. IXOALI.S, Alte-t. Committee. 1.. E. Sin.Ki, Secretary. cominoilatcd with lessons at their own house, at the inoiithli rate of Ss. Tian-ien: and dav hoarders can be aeeomodatcd at Mrs. f.ovett's coffee and chop hou-e, on Main street. Weals 13 cents upwards. Dav hoard $IM per week. Kiervthing clean and comfort able. . Kre-h oy-ters at Mrs. I.oiett's, in very -t.ile. All who appreciate a good slew ii-pan iiia-t-liouhi rail. Entiance thioiigh Ceo. I.oiott's tailor shop. Tlie large-t .stock and newest stjles of Soil and Stiff Hat-, at Mcintosh's Clolhing .Moie. MISCELLANEOUS. Kor the genuine J. II. ('utter old lio-.irbon. and the best oi wines liquors ami San Francisco beer, call at the Cejn opposite the bell lower, and -ee Camp bell. 1'. .1. 'ioodman.on Chenamu-!rec!. lias jul reeehed the latest and mo-.t fashionable style of gents and ladies Ixiots. shoes, etc. Agent in A-toria for the famous Morrow .-lines. Why will you cough when Miuoh's ('ure will giie immediate relief. Price lu ct- .-fl ct- and ?l. . Sold by W. K. Dement. Lt3t of Letteis rallies wi-hing groceries, pni--ions or nierehandise of any description, should leaie their oiders with A. Van Dusen t Co. as tliey are prepared to de liver goods in an.i part of the city on the -hoi test notice. -Thoe baby carnages at Adlei's are meeting m ith ready Mile. Remaiuing uucalleil for in the Pn-t-office at stoii-i, Oregon. .June Sth, 1SS2. Aijiahaiii I 1' l.uliti, liemliik ISrnun, William Lamike, Henry Ijiown.Thoina- f-jj I.augrcn. Rudolph .ui.ois .iiuicr. Air, i iiIu. Wi-tarMwIsam ..f.wild eherrj ;ut er. L (. V1""1,'1:!-, h,nk ! alv.ai - at hand. It cure.- enuglu.. cold-. i" iA i . m m-ii . Vi ir tlironehiti-. whooping cough, croup, in J'lllUtUW.I .1 .'lilltl, .HlillKI Uohnbardt. i: McClellan, Itichani Rail. Mis. Dan MrDonell. T K Runsbcrg, August X. man, August Carl-on. ("has Niekcison, Cha- Ceppo Frniic&n-o Veivlon, Tho-, Collmson. Jalm O'Urien, V F Thero were nine votes cast at Fiehhawk precinct, five Republican and four Democratic votes. Tho scratching fovcr struck Fishliawk as badly as any other precinct, everybody going allways for local candidates. Tho Knights of Pythias have dis played excellent tasto in (he arrange ment and filtiug up of their now hall. The gold and whito trimmings are in cool contrast to tho painted tracery of landscapes on tho wall which form an artistic combination. The Standard is especially bitter against Portland voter.-, who, it al leges, sold their franchises for 82.50 each, F. S. gold coin. The man that bought the votes is in a worse fix than they. They an: only damned in this world; he, in this and the other too. Special convocation of St.'s John Chapter No. 1 1, R. A. M., will be held at Masonic hall this Thursday evening, beginning at 7:0 v. it. Work on P. M. and fcM. E. M. degrees. A prompt and full attendance is ear nestly requested. Jay Tcttlu, M. E. II. 1. fliicnza.roiiMiiiiptinu. and all throat and Hung complaints. ..o ceiiNand-l a iiot . le. 1 haie bought the Astoria Caud.i factory, and am m enared to make and .-ell the ehoice-l randies and eonfertioii er. A full slock of'the fuie-t siuot- nieais, mils, etc., alwa.ison hand. .Ino. P. Ci.a-si:. riio-ie writing de-ks at IhcCitj book store are the best in the citj. Thei are .something nice and durable, and ju-l whatmo-t young ladies would appreci ate from Ihegiier. Tin eeseoiv loads of do lir. spruce linibsrand baik. iu-1 received and for sale at Craj's dock. Clocks in enille iariet at Adler's. -tvle and iuliuile Call and examine those baby w agon al tlie fill bookstore. Stolen- Sr Sou haie their -tm crowdeil iith new good., all mart.cil in plain ligures. - A. . Allen, (-.1. Ts-in IO IMHK A." illi:.n.) IVliiilenaieaiiitietaU UeiUei lu Qvocerteg, m Provisions,- Glass anil Plated Ware, iUMfiCAl AM HOMKSIir FRUITS AND VEGEfABLES. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS NEW BUILDING And have, Without a Single Exception, i Tie Finest 3b Best Arranpfl Store in Orepn. New Goods Received by Kvery Steamer in i All th.e Ziatest Styles and XToeltiog Call and Inspect Slock and Get Prices "Whether You Purchase or Not. No trouble to show goods. I 0. H. COOPER, I. ' ASTORIA, June 3, 1883. 'loifilier Willi If ines. LiqnoFs. Tobacco S Cisais Phi.-ieian-' -auction has hern ac corded" to that slandaid ui!iifrrtant, Oi.kxn's Srni'in'R Soai. Hill's Hair Oj'e, black or blown, ..0r. Tho entertainment for tho benefit of the M. E. Church will bo given at Liberty hall to-morrow evening. It is for a most worthy object, is in tho hands of experienced parties, and should moot with the most liberal patronage from ail our citizens. -Delegate Brents, of Washington Territory, has introduced a bill ap propriating 815,000 for tho erection of a lighthouse at tho entrance of Gray's harbor, W. T. Keprcsentativc George of Oregon has introduced a bill ap propriating 180,000 to buildarevo nne cutter to cruise in Alaska waters. The California pooplo aro in a ter rible fix. They don't know whether thev aro to have a state election this fall or not. Tho country needs Rav ing just as badly as ours did last Mon day, and as tho politicians have issued a call for two conventions, 'tis prob able that our southern neighbors will not be deprived of their fun next No-yemoer. Mr. Schrogg. a Bishop of the Mennoniic church in Dakota, says the Statesman, has been sent in adv.-.nco to secure good locations for eleven colonics who. wish to come to Wash ington Territory. They are mostly farmers. These people are llussiau, and aio a good, hard-working sort of folks. It is their peculiar religious belief that gives them the name of Mennonitcs. Thoy are used to a cold climate, and aro to be considered ex cellent material for n new country, being a sober, savingand well-behaved people. - -We sire in receipt of the iuitiil number of the '-Daily Events," a new Walla Walla publication. On the first page we notice a leading article on tho potato, which has above it in nonpareil, the following legend, "Writ ten for the Daily Events." As tho ar ticle in question appeared in this pa per on the 31st of May, we do not quite catch on; it looks as though Harris was lying under a mistake. On tho second page we lind a lick at Astoria aud the salmon prospects. The salutatory declares that social abnse3 should be corrected. Wo should murmur. Dahlstron. C Olsen, II Daley, John Tack, C Erikson. V J". Peterson. Urnij Eilcrscn, II U Pugli, I5ob Ettinger, .1 1, l'.ukka. .Samuel I'ortunir, Eicheir l'ink. William li Prank. Jros Parker, William Franliu. David Smith, Air-. . Fin in, Alonzo Sliott, j Gugg, John banguinetti. Fianco (Jallaivaj.ltoben Schmiel, Miss Cath Haaenen,lIcndiieU.SIanherrv,Chas Jackon, Line White. Samuel I.ukeonvich, (' I" Wilbur. Knuart laiean. r. A Persons caliing for these hitters must nive the date they arc advertised, W. Chanci:," P. M. In the matter of the inquest held on tho body of Adolf Chriliin'en, the coroner's jury asked for further time to consider their v.-rdict. The timo uas extended to nevt Mondiy afternoon. Tim Chelais river is a m.igniliceiit stream of water over 100 iniie in length, and is navigablo for ocean steamer for a distance of "."i miles eastward from Gray's hirbor. Its iHlley .ivei-ages '2i miles in width, and although settled wiih a ekus of thrif ty, iuduitrioiK f.irinon, yet it h.is been until quite recently isolated from the surrounding wmld. -Astor Lodge So. C, lvnights of Pythias, through its eommittee of ar rangements, takes this occasion to sincerely thank .ill who generally as sisted in arranging for and eirrying out the programme of parade, dedi cation and lull on the 0th inst. Es pecially aro thanks duo to the nietn bers of the choir, to the captains of vessels who granted the use of their Fine piano? and organs, cheap. at bunting, and to the various sub-coin- t''u -dler .-. inittee-. j Sia-lde Library at fail Adlei-. i Tlie l.in;r-t ami am-t laii'iplvle kIocK til geoil- In !li. -ir !n,e :.. l.e founil in the city. Curlier orCas-i anil "-.ii('iiioe.lii Mlreot-. AMIOK1A. UIIUSON. Ov-iientie. neivoiis neonle. -out of .sotts'Cor.nnNS LinniR'- I.njrin iiri:r and Toxic J.wir.onAToir win cure. U7;or CoWoi'a Of Prnggils. "IlMeL-niet-ielr" a l.ntln and in:-' grant perfume. I'm-e-.1.". and M rents. Sold hi- W. V- Dement. Carl JLdler's BOOK. StErOH.OEJ 'tlie l.inicM.slockof Blank Books and Stationery Of rir-ry tlescilptlon. PjH1 .s.-1'oi.l Hook. Bil)'c. I'ootical SJI SJ 1) OIKS, illUUIlLSUUU lold l'ens, ltr?lip a full and eniapiete stoei. of rierythlns Usually keiitin a welt resailitert Book Storr. Al-n, linn dejjot and aKiie tor eirri pajx-r ami k-riiHtiealpiibll4ieti.! iJlyjM :J i i.i -jmrn 3 uciitiiiuttiiiitiiiiiitaiiuiiiiuiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiuiiuxi All New Goods! I READY MADE CLOTHING, i I f HATS, m m Gents Furnishing- Goods, m m m m D. A. IVIcIntosh, MBROHA1TT TAILOH. Oooldent Bloolac.l Carl Adler's Clusic Store Itraiitilul .slatioiieii variety at Oarl Adler's. in elldlr .jra,z6zrzs!ZSEa TIF Pianos and Organs. or all i.i.d.es cnii-tanlli mi hand. .U-j a full stncK ot Snu.tiii - trui: will niiineiii.itHi i MUii, iti'iTAiib, iiAJU, au- relieve Croup. ivhrKiping rough and C-'OllDEONS, C'0 CKItTI2f AS. HroiKhili-. Nildby W.K Doiiirnt. j HAP.MOXICAS, PXiUTES. i AIo a Lug" Mock of the best of Jlenieinber Frank Fabres ire rriMiii.j VIOLIN AXD (il.UTAli STIJIXOS, It isparecellencr. SHEET MUSIC. -What h nicer ofnntUj than a '11 -lUAL IXSTKUMUSTd. enr1SI;,.a,k,es,,,, lti?&" Another of those line V. It. ("hascj rgaiHtil theL'ily ISonkSime. j Colo Ko-ctM'.s and try the ISo-imi Cri-tal lee Cream. Oecident ltlnck. Conn iiMiiiimutJi ASTORIA BKEWBKT. W. MEYER Proprietor. ASTOP.L. OP.EGON. special AararoTTja-QiEHMrjEiaTP. ItEDUCTIOX OF WHOU-SALK PIUCES. Con. tr Ai'.n.iMir.MRXi-. -luiie.s, isi.'. Xew iiniial of Ihe uio-t ipuiiiri i novels, m and l." cents, at Car; Atth-i"-. i bhilnh'-i Catarrh ltemedi a 1101-, tiie eurr loi Catarrh. Diplheria and Canker Momh. old by . K. Deineiil. Fre-he.-t and line-t cakes, fruit aud candy al Hie Astoiii candy factory. EiinonA-ior.iA.v: 1 dosiry toauuoulirr tliat mi liew ail ist, 3iIr.O. C. Yoculu, is now in A-toria, to remain several days. He is prepared to make views of residences, business hou-es, etc. All orders addressed to him, Astoria P. ()., will icceive prompt atten tion. I will al-o saj that I have sold my lease ot ground to Mr. Crow, and 1 will not have a branch photograph gal lery in A-toria, as was announced some time aw. My acquaintance with Jlr. trou ilium;; uiu jiasi vur nits ocelli very pleasant, and I hope lie will re-, "A thing of beauty is a jo forever.' ceivea libei al patronage. 'So says everyone who sh-s and admire Kc-peeHuiii, inose ihiv carnages at .uier. I. G. U.mnsoN. " l'oitland. Or. Photograplier. ' For Dyspepsia amlLivrr Coiiipl.iint. . We haie fine ajiartinents to rent in our w building. to suitable parties who5 new may desire comfort and a pleasant situ ation. iia.i:x i;i:os. $7 50 PER BARREL OF 30 GALLONS. LAi:cr. oroKr.s in likk phovoution LosslQuantitlos, 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - - S I 56 per Dozen -.Sjf cla! atteutioa paid tu orders fiom l'uMlc Hou-e and FomlUes."Ga THE. COLUMBIA LAG&R BREWERY 3)i IS SL'l'KntOi: T) MOSt. AM) IS KCKU.t:i BY NONES'ON TUta COAK1 JOHN HAHN, - - PROPKEETOR, 0HEWAMU8 STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. voider left at the (1EKSIAMA IlKKJ:: HALL will le piemplly attecdea to.- ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS 1 Oyster Saloon. Q cins'AMLrs sTRUirr. astoijia. , rilHE ONDKItSIONED 13 FLK.VSK1I TO I JL anaounce to the public that lie it mak ing ihe Boston Crystal! Ice Cream;! foaiins and Owins -old on lae iuoatlilj-;in- laidaent plan, tirforrrnt. Amprican nuhlic. Ttv It. and lo convmced. . . . ... n .. MMtc . .. r7r.-r-.zc . i . n -.v .;i ".. ., re UAKLnULtRSVAKItl I a I unc j lie also nimniin, in ursi-cios sijie. -Fabre". ice cream is the best. ; vou have a printed guarantee on every ; bottle or .Shiloh'.s VitalUcr." It never ! fails to cure. .SId by W. K. Dement. . &?&.. L'-I -XA :Jst-inS Itaby Carriascs, a complete assortmeat. N"(v fonils liv fivrrv steamer. Tho cublle Vou want togetsomcof Itoscoe's ice ., " , , . .. .- , are lniitetl to exanilim iny stock and price, cream telay: lrcsh made and nicely "pee up the whole sj stem tvith King cnESAMUS ST., - ASTORIA. OREGO.V. llavored. t"e Blood. See Advertisement, j D. k. w tKHn. r. jutnt Astoria Market ! f OK. rilKXA-Ml'S .VND nAMILTOK,S1J'. ASTORIA. - - OHKOUX. WAItltf.X A. K.1TUX, I'roprletoDt. ( 8cit irnrrtti & HcGvirt Whidcalo mid KeUil Dealer in Fresh and Cured Meats A full line ot FAMILY OKOL'UKIES, FLOCK. l'KKU MAY. L'AXXKO FRUIT. VKUK TABbKS. EIC - Iluilcr. Kurt. Chttft. etc. ccntajitl Heaso gtve me a call. on hand. EOSCOK OIXOK, Proprietor ear Bblta anppUad at tieloimt r. Tlie UncU Ico Cr-3m ever dished up to tho j ..'...Im., ilr.j.-b ,n,l TnTfrtlrv I-OTket .uid fable CutlMy! OYSTErw. HOr COFFF.K TK. K.rC. r. '..... aa Vnl.Anc and T. tl I . t M.W - lil.IKr.' .UlW.V? 1MIU .WJJ, Picture Frames aim uiiromo, AT TBK Ladies' and Gent's Oyster Saloon, CHENAUCS STBKET. j-fc itfe-