The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, June 11, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textw mMjjj-yLwumjiwmwiML.i9mmv&mmwmes&mP Tho Tantalizing Salamauder. i Xottcc. Ice cream, "rco cream, at Rosea c's re-- 3lV L3llll 5ii.0lin Should ba Stopped. i i i-omskdmhavs viun. ! Speaking of those fish wheels in the! ' am.lckot the talk of Kara Tildcn and, A fcraishing traveler, win. had ran frhnVent Jaioon, Saturday an Sim-1 upper river, the Standard uya: i Thechecse-parmg trash who crumble!"1" salamander, made a fin; and day evening,. Occident block. "iTl trt tlir iwan' vfcii- lnf itn if i V l' w V- IV-Vlllr Jl'll SW HV v I 0. H. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. SUNDAY.... AhTORIA, OREGON and nav. J faM 1,, on tho hot coals to cook, JUNK 11. I5SS thcso -whecl, w;s in ' now the a ivu.B me peop.o o, . U)o wWch ,,,d , t;v iriim wi nn n.i. ...cmii And needlessly throwing tneir tiiu-.nrccetlcd his capture, tho animal at ... ..WV ll .1VW. U. .L'I..:it..lL. , ,:.. .- I . . all (the catch it would not bo so bad,i, but the young fish are thrown out by a mm. ISSUED EVERY MOBNING. (Monday iUcei.ted(. J. F. HALLORAN & COMPANY. rCHLISIIBIU AND lT.Orr.IKTOlW. AHoruin Building, Can $lmt. the revolving wheel into net as noil as the other, and when they pile up i in tho receiving tanks beneath so aa to bo in the way, they aw thrown hick into the river again. Tons of fine young s-dmon, tiout, tiiirgeoii. ecls,j nous away. . , u-aM ,.fl r.,ii ;. . . Ulltc t'JHimwtu ........, .. .. -- .- It i? easy to taltc, luu suppose it- were you Who could put your hands in a golden pilo And draw out the theusands: sty. what would vou do? Co off and desert it? Well. I should smile. mm t n.... i s i...iee tinner wniunjr, r ; aiiu oio.iij s uim, .i.e, v .- v.. pom. "un. l oeg you win no; ir.i.i wi refreshing sleep. At the end of half an hour tho man stirred him wi-h stick, remarking: ''I tray! wake up and begin loaning, will vou? How Ion;; do y..u mom to hi" '""-idrorttiemenu inserted by thoyoar or t ruto of 51 50 por square per month. tfaosiont aarerthins, hy tho dny or ec, f'fty eczt tier square for cieh insertion. THE CITY. and in fact all kinds of fish arc thu J i Mid it keeps cumins; in. as you see,t without end. me. tv.i-. tho yawning reply, ii n Tarms 0 Subscriptien: irroU by Carrier, icrweek Si Cent! fTA by rauU. fonr months ..?-J 00 t-lt by ccll.ono sen . it; Free or l'oias to .Sabsiibrrj. destroyed evcrv vcar. It does stem .isi lKptria or tue ;ame i our oniv iu-;ftrs going w statin upon ceremoo;.. if this waulon destruction of tlwlinnv! And of oomseamntuiiinksoi hlrasplfieverylhir,;-; sill z w'd. i m hvthe tribes should b. stonoed. Our atite and a friend. ,wy you nould pnt u "oaio more! has laws which aro intended to pre. 'Taku off the war tax .-souk mean M-'fUl-l; I think . shall hnve s:.w.-' vent tho extermination of the finoj nat whv! T'isaspcn-d nnd v.'ar-lioi.-'' "iV;" aaid the own. "the wc.nj.er s-ilnion nnd other fi-,h abounding in L, , jwed tax r,ci! !iko y"r'!''f ". and ewTat. , , That has pro'.Mi with the ciov.-th of t'u;. , ... our n vers. Wc aro informed that a wonderful land. ingijeooi. company has leased tho exclusive light t Andiias .tiro itsen lowi- lavpajors to Call at the Cascades irom the own- , , ..,...,, era of tho land nlon tho bank.. "XvV1" " "" Frailu I'abro 1. now. pe,.are,t toup- AnToi'.iA.June tat, luts i:iiro:: AvroitlAf. : It U tviili pleasur.- that I call tSie at tention, of your-icaders to the fact that J havei-stab'ishid a pholosraph fiallery in Astoria, onpoit" the Court House. J I wrnvslly invite ei erj citizen of your town ana vicinuyioYisii n. una exam ainine the display oCplctare?. firmly be-, bovine that tho verdict of each ouo will be Jliat my work is not only of the ho-t but that the nrice. are reasonable. i am prepared .o do all kinds of viow-j nii.'.tM.'nyin'xanii cniarguij? to any sue in an ncDarnnenLs. i will se mat mj The I).U1,V ArtTOIHAJ.' nili U nut bn fKdJIaJ 75 cents a month, frecrifpmtaue. Head v icl.'u euntem)ilateabientef)im thceity can ft.i TnB Astokiax follow them, Imly r Wkkklv fdltlon to any puil-oflmrith-nut ii Wtrtonat cxp?ne. JiMrf may be injiigcd as oftrn oj! itefrf. Isart onUrs l !?' orjiitlnv nm. Tho Annerly went to oa yester day evening. -ilra. Ulller advertises dninak. injj, etc., under "New To-day." -Tho H. W. Dudley went up fitream ycaterday in tow of tho Ockla haina. -Tho revenue cotter Richard Rush anived in from San Frnncidco last evening. Tho new steamer Gen. lilea will be launched at two o'clock next Thursday afternoon. Tho excursion this morning to Ihraco bids fair to be a pleasant otic, the weather being delightful, and tho water smooth. Rev. G.H. Atkinson will pi each in tho Congregational church to-day, morning and evening. A cordial in vitation extended to all. Not having seen it in any of our exchanges up to date, wo supply tho usual remark: "peace iialh her victo ries, no less renowned than those of war." IX L STORE h NEW GOODS i it -i LOWEST PBICFR ' .:..:----j customers go away jatistled. and re-j spectfullysolicit their patronage. Very iruh, S. H. Cbow. Photo5rapSer. j .loria lev lepnl. erected their wheels and diiven all And what, if jou plMa,M,rI: other parties fnou the Ii0.inggrunnds,j vnHMned'air,Hte-boat forToH-ap.nij thus add.n-amonop-lyof the bns,ne-s 0racJoln ,lllls, fl,r Ka,alU!IZOI,? j cream at short notice. to that of the wanton destruction ef: .....,,. .,- ..... ,,J ,.... ,-r:, .... ...,, i A.1IM.1J11 iii iiui it v . .......... .. l i;. IIIIII1 lll.ll itiil niiwifiii m;j the grnwinj; supply. A. Success Presbyterian f ervices in the liaptist Church this morning at 11 o'clock. Sabbath school at close of morning service. There will be no service in the evening. -Hooting as usual at tho Y. 51. C. A. Hall at a quarter to three o'clock. Song service from Moody and Sankcy's Combined Gospel Hymns. Cordial invitation extended to evcryboy. Good. singers especially welcome. C. C. Brower will give a prize of $5 to any boy or girl of Clatsop county under sixteen, who will give tho best recital of tho declaration of indepen dence, in Astoria, before a public audi ence on or about July 1st, live judges to makefile award. r-The Rev. Henson, of Ne.v York, nays that all newspapers, except ro- ligious onos, should be suppressed; the Rev." Prino of the same city end county aforesaid, being deposed, doth say that churches should not have bells any more than theaters do. Warm Atlantic weatheijfcvidently nf focts tho imagination. A report from Tillamook says tho Republicans have about fifty majority on the state ticket, but the Domocrats have given tho joint representative a majority of ten or twelvo in the county, and electod about all tho county offices except clerk and sheriff. If so it will give Smith but nine or ten majority in the two counties. Rev. Geo. n. Atkinson will hold divine service in Ao Congregational cnureh this morning and evening. Dr. Atkinson's subject in the morning will be "Christ's Estimato of a Dis ciple's Greatness." In the ovening ho will deliver another Cue discourse pre pared at the request of the Oregon City post of the Grand Army of the Republic. The river is full of driftwood sent down by tho melting snows. At Portland the water is cxtrordiuarily high; at Kalaraa tho railroad track iB submerged,- and serious loss is occa sioned lumbermen and shippers at all points above. Opposite this city the current runs swiftly to the sea, and at high tide, when the wind is up stream, it looks "full." Steele Mackayo has invented an orchestra chair which folds up at a touch and disappears, leaving tho or chestra room an open, unobstructed space. This invention will be espec ially useful in towns where the audi ences do not know when the play is ondod. Tho disappearance of tho seats down through tho floor will bo a signal for them to jump and leave. Then tho manager can display a sign that says "standing room only, ""and telegraph the same to the next town. The ('.iitprSuiunieiii on Fiiday ih-i ing was a great succes-t. A large audi ence, well filling the hall, greeted the friends of tho church, and the inter est awakened by the grand inarch, when all who were to take part marched up the center aisle on to tho stage, was well ustaiued throughout. Tho Indian scene recalled the dangers of early oxploriiis expeditions, by representing a well-known event in tho history of old Virginia, when tho sympathy of woman caused the .sav age chief to rolcnt. Tls was well rendered, especially if wi remember how difficult it is for civilized men to act like real savages. Mention must also be made of the broom biig ailo (nine girls marching and drilling to music,) their pirt was i ciedit to themselves and to Miss Hewett, the leader. Prof. Meyer an J Mr. Mcin tosh delighted the audience; Misa TCatio Flavel was loudly encored; all Ihr 1-ecintioin were good. The risi ble faculty was occasionally touched by farcical p:u t.t,auil everybody seemed to think the ice cream was delicious. The ladies uf the church have desired Ii: would weeo. For nothing delight tbvm so much as in iii . 1 It litis were not true, do jou think they would Keen The men of high taxes m power to-i ilayV i ('lieiiamus street on hersebael: jester dav afternoon was not running aw;, He was going to Carl Adler's 'or some Sea Side novels, before they are all gone. ii. 1C. liitt In Atorl:i. We are hero, as vou lcinain, For the sake or our friend and our selves, and our friends: To keep up the taxes lj which w may sain, Piomotmg our own and oiirpattisuu ends. -Ii. SloU, AT. t CL1PPHO AND CONDENSED Opium kills 100,000 Chiuauieiievcry yerr, but thoy aru -carcdy missed. In 1R." sixty tons of human hair were exported fioni China to Europe. Reef in New York has gone up in price iti'arly 100 per cent in the last year. About two thirds of tin- f.mus in the United State, are owned by their occupants. e, and ept'cl to JJeliable, energetic and eons-niou-d the lie-t judge on tlie coa-.t in uress goods. Such lias been the jjenewl remarks by leading wholesale hou-e,sucli asrinsh ncr fc Majer. White, Goldsmith. S. J.iii man & Co. and others. F.very dress is warranted ;ccryordiivalit j ; and in proof of the abojc, we will In a fewdajs take clippings irom a copy which we understand will be printed in Portland papeie. pertaining to this gentleman); reinaikable success in three years. His agents are .stopping at Mrs. Derby's and will execute all orders entrusted to them. It ou want pure wines and liquors of all 'kinds, go to J.Y, Conn's drug -tore, opposite Occident Hotel. Attention I'isliei'incii. .... ... .... . i t me iaiei ami iresnest novets at' AUC1 -s. If jim want nice ficih lard, or good sigar-eured hams, just from the coun trj go to 1". J. Klljeron"-, bakerj". If ou want ice cream that is 1ce rrcam. go to Frank Fabrc's. Fiof. Fietl Meyer W meeting with marked succes-. in Ids musical instruc tions. .More advanced pupils can be ac coiniiiodated with lessons at their own house..; at ilie monthly rate of S3. Junes, 1822. Km rei: A-toi:ia. : I desire to announce that my view art lit, Mr.O. C. Yocum, is now in Astoria, to remain sclera! daj. He Is prepared to make views of residences, uusine3 houses, r-tc. All orders addressed to him, Astoria P. u., will receive prompt atten tion. 1 will also say that 1 have sold in j lease or ground to Mr. Crow, and I will not have a branch photograph gal lery in Astoria, as was announced some time ago. Mj acquaintance with Mr. Ciow during Hit- Dat j-ear has been very pleasant, and I hope be will re ceive:! iibeial patronage. Respectfully, I. ;. iJ.vvmsox, 'ortlaiiil. Or. Photographer. Flower pots in beautiful variety and at lowest price-, at E. R. Hawes' house-furnishing store. Finn pianos and organs, cheap, at Carl AdlerV. I'm"! Nichola's Halm of ('Head oil for sore or chapped hands, for sale bv .loo Cm. Chatters. Tide tables free to ill. For the finest baths in tin city go to the Orient bathing rooms opposite , iioiiieu s aueiion sioie. .ler: (J. CirAiiTKna.l'ron. The Methodist Chinch expends; S10.000 per dav in building new To f.adie.s: J f you wish to tender l. 'i... i your .kin white and soft. use Uluxxs """-"" I.Si;u'in;i: Soi. Pike's Toothache Of the Caikidiaii-P.icifn- Railroad livo hundred miles will lie laid this summer. From Montreal to the Pa cific Ocean the distance is 2.850 mile3. Tlii enrolled militi.-i of Masnchu us to thank tho friends for their kind-j. setts, eonsiiting of "every :d,!e-bodied ne33 and aid. imaie citizen between the ages of eight- z - ---. j ecu and forty-five, number.? 2-lfi,000. Stop MvPaper." A l.s(.iial,gl.Mys: "A ,i.,ain women "1 want ou to stop iny p.ir." jridc now where one rode a few years ''All right, Madam.'" ,aS"-" ' V'M he i-een that this ar- "Slon it ifcht off. too." din ueraiat-. rangenieiit mii-t be bird on the 'dd ed, whacking the table again, "for waited long enough for you to do the square thing."' She quieted down a little as we ran our fingers down the list uf names, and when we reached hers and scratched it out, she said: "There now, mebbc you'll do in you ought to after this, and not blight a woman bocauso she's poor. If somo rich folk happened to have a little red-headed, bandy-legged, squint-eyed whceze-squaller born to them, you purl' it and them up, and make it out an angol; but when poor people have a baby you don't say n word about it. oven if il is tho squarest-loed, biggeat eyed, highest -headed, nobbiest littlo kid tint ever kept h woman awake nights. That's tvhat's the mat ter and that's why I stop my paper." And sho dahed out as rapidly as she camo. Drops cure in one minute. er Your lMiofosraplw. Children'a Day. Children's Day will bo appropriate ly observed at tho M. E. Church to day. A responivo service- will be used. Servico at 11 a. m. on "The Duty of Parents." llrief addresses in tho evening by Rev. J. McCormac, Mr. M. G. Royal and' tho pastor, also several recitations by the chilren. The church will be decorated. All aro welcome. Scats free. j horse. This country imports eighty-two millions dollars worth of silk every. j"e ir and sixteen millions of raw silk, which is used by tho silk m-inufacN urers. One cubic foot of pure water, at G2" F.. weighs 62,S.m pounds; at2PJ F., only 59,040 pounds. A cylindri cal foot of water at ('"' !'., weighs 48,- JliiJ pound,, Nothing makes u woman crazier than to plant mignonette, and vhon it come? up, to ftscettain that tho seedsman put cabbnge-sced into the wrong envelope. A triile over 40 per cent of tho members of tho House attend its daily sessions. It will bo seen that the country is CO per cent better offj thin bad been supposed. A shirt has two arms, the sjin-.o ns pantaloons have tw leg-. Yet one is j called a pair and tho other only one. Isn't it time wo let up on astronomy, and paid mora attention to the evory day tritlcs that e the clearest minds? How far behind in intelligence and capacity for self-govei ntnent tho Mex icans are, is show n by the fact that in a population of neatly 0,000,000 only 11,528 votes were cast in 1880 for the successful candidate in the Presiden tial election, and very few in opposition. W. J. SIojiic has located a photograph galierj on Keigmanand lierry'.s corner, near Liberty hall, where he is prepared to do first-class work. Call earlj and get jour photos while you have a chance toget the liest. Notice TheA-toiia .-shirt and Oil Clothing Factory has moved next house to O'llrien's lintel. Persons ui-hlng good oil clothing to keep them drj w ill please call. Wood for Halo. Seaside Library at Call Adler's. New ariival of the most popular no-, els. io and 13 cents, at Cnrl Adler's. Freshest ami finest cakes, fruit and candy at the Astoria candy factory. We hav e line apartments; to rent in our new building, to suitable partlos who may desire comfort and a pleasant situ ation. II.vxsex linos. 'A thing or beauty Is a joy forever." So saj"s ever) one who sees and admires those baby carriages at Adler's. You want to get some of Koscoe's ice cream to-day: tresh made and nicely flavored. Croup, Whooping Cough and Bron chiti- immediately relieved bv Shlloh's Cuie. v-f,i,j by w. K. Dement." Oatarih cuied. iienllh and sweet breath secured by ShllQh's Catarrh Item city. Price- .10 cents. Masai Injector free. Forsileli) W. K. Dement. 1 have about six hundred and lift) cords of dry hemlock, which I will 'ell for cash at ."J.73 per cord, 1 will deliver the wood to my customers. Ii. I!. Mauios. Keep the. tiurax Healthy If vou want a sweet mouth and oieath. If the gums become spongy, thoy lose their power to hold the teeth. The use of SOZODONT is invaluable because it lcmovcs the tatlar which separates the teeth and gum.s. .t'lvi! IfnoL-imr t'rili.rh itnt. 1m .n ipiicklv cuied b)' "sbilnK'.s Cure. We guarantee it. f-oiu oy yy.J-.. Ucment. Cha.s.. Stevens and Son have a stock of mouldings and moulders tools which can lie bought cheap for cash to close cut that bianch of tho business. Three scow loads of drj" fir, spruce limbs, a'nd bark, lust received and for sale at Orav'sdock. 1 have removed to the knights of Fimi' And have, Without a Single Kzception, i The Finest anfl Best ArraDgefl .Store io OreffOBj-. Xevr Goods Received by Every Steamer in All tho Ziatest Styles a-q.d 2To7elties Call and Inspect Stock and Get Prices "Whether You Purchase or Not. -A'o trouble to show goottit. MM4. V C. H. COOPER, ASTOPJA, June 'J, 1332. a m a ! 2 S s S s i style and infinite Clocks in endles v.uicty at Adlei's. Call and examine tiiose baby wagons at the City linok store. Coi.ii:n' I.icr.iG'sLiQKni Hi:i:r axd Toxic Ixvioeiiatoi: is endorsed by physicians. loJ.-jTor CoWcnN. Tei.c-.io oliei Of Druggists. Mr. John Rogers of the Central Mar kit. has made arrangements to keep til he finest fresh fish. etc.. in their season Chris. Stevens A: Son have for sale and are agents foi the new hlngei sew ing machines;. A eomnlete stock of bovs'and chil dren's suits just ic-ceived at Mcintosh's elotliing .store. .... urmuty dee n. quit claim ih-eils mil mortgages", tor s-tleyt thisotllce. I'eunle have read so much lately that they don't know what to believe, but Carl Adlci"- goods are all genuine and are so leasonablc inpiice as to ex cite universal admiration. Ask to ee one ot their new clocks. Fiosh ice cream every dav i-.i Frank Fabie'.s. Families supnlieii in anv eiunntity by leaving order. Also the finest ovsters cooked to order. Frank Fnbros ov steis and ice cream are know n everywhere as par excellence. Ice for saleut tho Occident Hotel. Stevens - Sou have their store crowded with new good?, all ninrked In plain figures. endless Ilcautiful stationery in vaiietv at Carl Adlei's. Another of those hue A. I). Chase organs at the City Hook Storo. IlilSlIlllltllllillllllltKlllflKiilllllillllillitllllllllllllllllUIHIUIl M I. f All New Goods! m t m m m READY HADE CLOTHING, HATS, Gents Furnishing- Goods, D. A. Mcintosh, s ai m a m m i s m m m m m s s M 3 m m s c MERCHANT TAILOR. Oooidlont Blools..! . Co to lloscoe.s and try the Boston Crvstal lee Cream. Occident Dlock. Reinember Frank Knbre's ice cream. It is par excellence. Those wilting desks at the City book store are tho best in the city. They are something nice and durable, and Just what must j'oung ladies would appreci ate I rum thegiver. -Tho market rate of liberty re mains the same, uninfluenced by re cent events. The State of California left San Francisco, Wednesday morning at 10:35, reached Astoria at 4:15 yester day morning, discharged 51 tons of freight, left at 5:45 nnd was docked here at 1:15 v. m., thus making the passage from dock to dock in 50 hours and 40 minutes, and beating the Co lumbia's liest time an hour and fifty minutes. Several of her passengers destined for PugetSmind, boarded the Fleetwood at Astoria, made connec tion at Kalama with the Northern Pa cific and reached New Taconia 53 houra from San Francisco, a trip un precedented in the history of naviga tion on Pacific waters. -Qrcyonhiii, lOfi. Wanted. A woman to do housework in a small family. Must b2 a good cook. Apply at this office. The Proposed Tournament ' There was a large attendance at the meeting last Friday night, and again last evening, tho proposition being to have a grand firemen's tournament in this city on the 4th and 5th prox., when all the tire departments in Ore gon and Washington territory can compete for prizes aggregating o00. Tho project received unanimous ap proval, and a managing coniuiittc was appointed, consisting of Chief Engi neer, C. J. Trcnchard; First Astant For the genuine J. 11. Cutter, old ISourbon. and the best ot wines, lioiiors and San Francisco beer, call at the (iem opposite tho bell tower, and see ('ami- oeii. P. J. 'iuodman, on Clienaiuu, -treet has just received the latest unit most fashionable style of gents and ladies boots. Miiocs. etc. Agent in Astoria lor the famous Morrow .shoes. tor lame JJnc.k, Side or Chest use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Prica 23 cents. For sale by W. V.. Dement. Will vou suffer witlt Dispepsia and Liver Complaint '.' Shiloh's VltaliEer is a IMBIinHltlMIMIlMHIllllllllltllUlllllUIIIIlltllligiHtllUHtUHlflMH ASTORIA BREWERY. M. MEYER Proprietor. ASTORIA, ORF.OON. niarauteeil to cum vou. Dement. Slid by W. E. Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is sfild bv us on' guarantee. It cures consumption. Sold bj" W. F. De ment. shiloh's Vilalizeris what jou need for Constipation. Loss of Appetite, Diz- zine-s ami an symptoms ot Dj'spepsia. l'rice 10 and 73 cents per bottle. Sold by W. K. Dement. Sleepiess Nights, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy tor you. Sold by W K. Demerit Parties wishing groceries, provis ions or merchandise ot any description, should leave their outers with A. Van Dusen & Co. as they are prepared to de liver goods in an)-pair of ijie city on the sliorte-t notice. Those baby cairiages at Adler's aie meeting with ready ialc. t.i ii i i:i.,. uA.i ,.., :.i.... i t ." i x... ,..,..,, ,.i...iiu .-s,i.hu, ... w.j j haw jmll,ut ,ll(. Astoiia Candv Jiozotlli:.!. n. tiioiius, foreman li. & L. ens; with ter factory, and am nrcnarcd to make anit sett me choicest eajiutes ami conteciion- cry. A lull stock oi tue nnest sweet meats, nuts, etc., alvvayson hand. Jno. P. Ci..si:v. -Kabr.-'s ice cream is the best. MISCELLANEOUS. and Foreman, U. F. Stov C. II. Stockton, together D. S. Worsley. The mat-j quo, i. i.a-si.v. j is in tangible shape and , U'liat is nicer on a warm dav than i de3ervos tho encouragemont oi every ,lisl1 of that exquisitely Havered lee ... , , ., ,. J 'cream that Frank Fabre makes'; L'liizuu ill uiu iJiace. juvu.uioiis :u'U: being got out and to-morrow-morning's' TAJ,ter."exurd-a,J". ni?ht he 4,s" """'-""""' :" '" -w"- vmv. CITY BOOK STORE. Wo Hre coiittaiitlj receiving new additions to our stock aiul have tlio finest and largest assortment of variety goods in the cltj". Combs, Brushes, Stationery, Frames SPECIAL A.JT3rOTT3r03aBIElJJT;. ' REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES. $7 50 PER BAKKELOE 30 GALLONS. rLAltOK OKDEES Uf UKK PKOPOlrTlOX. Less Quantities, SO Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - 8 1 SO per; Dozen aarSpecla! attention paid, to oides Irom rWJc Uoascs and Famllles.n THE COLUMBIA BREWERY IS SCI'KKlMli IO MOVr. AM) I.S K.CKLU:ii H .NO.NEJ O.S TI1UJ COAbl JOHN HAHlN, - - PKOPKTETOK. 0HENAHUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. -Ordcrs lefl at the GEKSIANIA 11KW:2 HAUL U1 be ptcnipUy altcuded lu.- ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS Oyster Saloon. (fp CUEN'AML'S STKKI.T. ASTOIIIA. THE CNDEKSKINED IS PLKASJai TO nnaounco to tan public ttiat be is mak Ins the Boston Crystal Ice Cream ! Tho finest Ice Cream over dished up to the i American public Try tt, and be courinccd. Ho also funiljuw. in first-class atjlc. I). K. VlAVkfL-l. T. W. iUtu.i Astoria Market ! COIt. CHKNAMUS AND HAMILTON STS. ASWKIA. - - OBEGO.V. WAltHKX A KATOX.I'roprtelor. (SxKceetcrt m Warren Jr ilcChtirr Whctaala anj Retail Doalcn in Fresh and Cured Meats OVSTERS. MOT COFFRE AT TUB TKA, 15T0. mail will tako them to overy fire de partment in Oregon and Washington territory season. Former patrons of the rink -111 l.Mn r , r.. .... is:.i i.. , in jiuvuircc.siLiiiuiKiic.i riiuny infill. On Thursday and Saturday prices will be as usual. Altouri;uods :uo marked In plain Ugnt Call and examine quality and nots prices. OHA.9. STEVEXS &90S A lull lrao of FAMILY ltOOEl!IE3. KUrtJK. t'CEH HAT, CATN'EO FRUIT, VEOK- m.vvv.cm Mlll-tS, ilV,. j r Batter. Kgji, Chepse, eta. cooiiuXj rieasQ give nuv a call. Ion band. BOSCOE DIXON", Proprietor I r a Up wi-eUed t ttuloww.raUs. Celluloid Goods.!Ladies'and Gent'9 0y8ter Sa,oon'