The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, June 14, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text(3) qo AbTOBlA, OKEGOX: WEDNESDAY... ..IU'E 14, 1862 ISSUED EVERY MOHNING. (.Monday KicejitsJ), J- P. HALLORAN is COMPANY, IVnUBHECi AM). I'JtOrj'.IKTORy. y Ixt.man JinUdmj, Co' titt?i. Terms oj Subscription : served by Carrier, mi voclc... ; Cents '-'nt by rnail, four months e.5 u) "tt by raall, one year ..... i i.i ?ra cfpostase to f ub-crlbois. " Advertisements inserted by the renr at karate of Jl&) perE.iaaro j.er montli. rrangientadrerthinK. by thediy vt week.! "ttnts per square for each insertion. - THECITY. Tin: Daily ASToniAN iriii . mh? l,y in il t T J cetf a mot! t A. Vr pottage. Read er Kho cuntonplaUaUtcncf fn.m the city (on '.ftivTHj! Astoria Hir m. Iiailv ' WpRKtv tditUm In anu t-tnjlttlth. '"J -tMttlonal rpoi. AiMrtttt mail tit ihJnycd an often a dcolrrd. Lrare ord-r nt f counting rtwm. Splendid weatlier. -How is that jail comiu" on? Oregon fruit is coming into lha imul.r-t iu appreciable junntifies. The Oregon Pioneers will meet at thoStato Fair grounds to-morrow. - The hili water ppnds Kthnon flynndcring throujih thf. streets of Portland. Note tho chnu!e iu the ndveitise ment of tho liwnco .Stam Xavisjatiou company. Tho Gen. Miles ill be launched to-morrow. She is a Hplendidly-built craft nnd cost 4Q,0(K). Snags mid driftwood aro thick in tho channel, and the river at high tide is unusually turbid. Subscriptions aro now in order for tho tournament. They will no doubt, mec-t with hearty and generous response. -21,003 cases of palmon have been shipped to Sau Fraucisco from the Co lumbia up to duto, aud 40,800 rases to Liverpool. -Tho purser of the Columbin makes up the beat filo ut late San Francisco papew that v.o yet. Ifo never forgets us. The Wnllacelon as laid aion;;- p"uk Kinnoy's dock yesterday and bo jjau discharginpr ballast. She will load with salmon mid ilour. - Our Portland contenipnrarios chronicle tho arrival of two moro Chinosa stoamors. Nothing heard of them in these latitudes. All kinds of blanks reciuircd by hhippers, at wholesale price? at this otiiee. If you want a special kind will it thera dutat twelve hours notico. Portland thinks it should have a Fourth of Julytelobration. Tho Port' land Firo Department, or as much of it as can bo gpared will probably cole' bratn in Astoria. Wc liavo as yet no authentic rlec' tion returns from Tillamook. The only tning that seems to connect us with our neighboring county is a legis lattvti enactment and a gras-grown trail. - If some one will call aud removo 4 :topk of ahect music that is accumu lating in this office tho kindness will bo appreciated. There are several "raises," and "caviatax,'" whatever tboy may be, which appear ttrbo writ ten by .Sfessrij. Andante, Oon Amove, and Staccato. - t any ono of onr Fiiburban hotl Aeonera will writo and let us know when they intend to open their pleas ure. resorts wo will publish it as a mat ter of news. Wo do a good deal of free advertising any how, and will givo them tho benefit of our circula tion with others. Seott, tho man who was flu.t by (Jarlsqn last Sunday night was in about the saruo condition yestei-day. Ho claims that ho was not in the vi cinity with auy criminal intent, waa not in Ilia houso at any time, nnd fcnovf nothing about tho inatter. It is an unfortunate- affair aa it stands. Tho coroner's jury in tho inqnost held on the body of vAdolph Christian sen, found drowned on the qth inst., gavo as their verdict that the deceas ed camo to his death by drowning, but wore unablo to detorrainp; whether ft was accidental or not. There is myatory surroundinp; the matter that will probably never bo clearod up; ihe fact that he had considerable money Ml his person wlion missed nnd was found drowned with rifled pockets has but ono appearance, viz: That tho tnfortunate man was robbed and inurdered. eUc Sails Astxrximi, miji.-Ajt9XMUWMvreiVi ,, 3craping the Bar. Lieutenant Polhcmus was down on!., tho bar with the Astoria, yesterday i ranmc the sands. This 13 good A (- Heather for the work. Speaking of J the- Columbia flood, Dr. Atkinson1 "This is our greatest power. Ic is vast, mighty, rc&ibtlesu, able in clear out auy channel, or dip; a now one, winterer the sandy nr tilty bed can bo stirred. Iu strongest flow 111 mid- Bummer is the herd moment to plow service has proven its neeesiily bv its thnnmli iv..l 1 Tincru ..i-ilmillnrr ii.,i usefulness, for in pat times tlie facili tnrmin vvui Miovrn or shoaling bai, ., .- foretelliii!i atmospheric chance-. or dig a deeper channel In the ocean, Xoiv is the time Fur tlif Columbia's!; cnt real to dip; a deep cliaunel across the south strip of the middle sands. Sacramento Fisheries In a vciy iuterestiin; article u the Sacramento salmon lisheriej, tli Con tra Gazotto say: "Tho bulk of ll-h-ennen in this state k o(huo-m-1 of Italian; and Greeks, ihn Italians bemi; pnbably in the majority. Them snv employed in tlie silmei: tiOieile-. b. twocn San Fi-auciicn and .Sacramento about SOObu.its. Each boat is manned by to fishermen: there arc therefore. 1,000 men eniplojed iu catching sal mon between th tw. puints named, or in a distauco of only 120 miies. There ate i."0 boats in the Straiis of Carquinez alone. Them aro nine can neries al.im; the Snisun bay, and Hev eral in .San Fi-ancisco, employint; on on average twin CO to 80 men to each establishment. There aiv, therefore, no iesi than 2,200 men employed in taking mtniou and cumins: them for home and foreign consumption. These figures convey .vonie idea of thej;iow in importance of this eomparatuply new industry." --The fnherics season. Washington Tciritory sn-al have been uuprotitable tlsis - Tho Columbia catno in at 0:-1.1 yestt'lday mornii:; tho State of Cali fotniii went to se:i at 100. -The ladies of the l'iv-btfnau church will urn- an ice cream mid striwb?rry Jfestival on in". Frid.jy oven- Everything is booming now mi the line of the railroad extension south of Rosoburt". There me now botv.osn l.'.'OOasid 1,100 Chinese .it work. The ladies of the Presbyterian church are requested to meet at ehvo of prayer meetiii", in V. .M. ('. A. room this evening. A full attendance is iWire.il. - The Klickitat county fair will take place on October :1, 4th,.rlh andCth. Water will 1)3 funtihed by tin; ins ot hydr.dic i.ower. Preniiiims in thevv tent of 81000 .tie ofl'tred. of nlnch 500 are speed premium-'. At 7:48 last evening No. Duo's nhistle blew, arid at 7:."0 she was thiowing water. Twas ftin fur the small boy who down'i mind a wetting, aud when the engine got fairly under way tho sudden decrease in tho vol ume of the river evinced the Iremen dous suction of tho pump. Don't be angry if we repeal that great enre is necessity to prevent fires this dry weather. The earthquake a few weeks ago shook up flues, nt it is right there the danger lies'. Wo hivo tho hott firo department moth of Sau Francisco, but in such dry weath er as the present every one should con sider hiuuolf and aiul hrrvlf nu "ornory"membi. and do eood service in pree-mtion company Xo. four. Judges and clerks who served at the election sumii-that they will net or again assume tho swimo duties. Thoy were completely fagged out and did not complete, their labor) t!i;t;l Vfed- nesday nip.;ht. Conidi-i-dily moro than 00 hours continuous labor, vvith- out rest and sleep beeomea extiemely monotonous and tiresome, and docs not make one covet the thankless ts3k. Tho precinct;, aru entirely foo largo aud include too many voters, re quiring more time and labor than re sponsiblo men are willing to bostov,-. Tho number of precincts should ba increased and their sizo materially reduced. Tho above from the Port land Mercury has equally apt applica tion in AM or;;. Mr. F. C. Young, of the lXh stare, will go down to San Francisco on the Columbia next Saturday to purchase a new stock of fancy goods. Any one wishing to send a special order can bo assured their tastes will be consulted by that jjeiitlctr.an. Handsome satin de Lvons mantelets, surah and rhadamas at" Mrs. Derby's, tiitt Is the manufacturer, and of course this is sufficient. "To-morrow 23 more will be strippedto Miss RUmhall. ' J'hex.or,hwc,t winds ,.et , he sea cur- , snl'dthe weatbl ""r.hnxZ.' .W.wrrt. rent soutivard. the river current jMtt JJ?S- S?SSLfc 'X& A woman todo hsework In a iwani me sin iar ..nt into the south-1 eel ent uarome er u loreie mc a nge, ,,SlSoI e:e-es on record during the r..imly. Must run good cook. ward sea-tlow. W ith tho help of the ".. ,,.! ilVi Inct- l-is bi"e taken "idvaii. l""''sent Winter of per-ons aflbct. d with -'"s "'"(-e. iion harrow the bed or crust ,)f the gf ZT?tj. u,-1 fZXZT. bar can bo hrol:..ii n fi.r iT... ri,,,-.,r "i'f a.?c"c.lL Jal'.l,?s.tF.lR.p..S!..I.,: loviu? Hie lheorv alxive staled nndt , r .. - "i..11""!'1"'" .": " '" using the remedv incntlonetl. Mimvof Cse Nichoia-s Ralm of Gilead ' "" "-' """ " !- j" ' h ,,,,r V.;. ,ii, r.ni rMntio'i bi- these peisons hail the very worst possi- Mireor euapiveu nanus, ior saie oy sea rloor wimnnl frnn, Plnt.,, l.ml. " its. "ctd.-. ,Sn ' :J' ""."'i'-V Laii ':.'. .V.'' lilnsi mntoms. Va-'iie. aelics iii ditfeivnt O. Charters. Tide tables free to ill. ill vuihiii it. nil rtTiT iitiirtui sivta nnnnr.n :n iiuisiiiii'i N- i-iiiiiiu 111:1 iii-iiri soiiiii ill ' . . . . 1 t j . . vmmjuixmMvr A HUMAN BAUOMETER. TtirUcsl Kcintiici Hctvtcrn the Uaiuni: Iloilvauil the Wenlhrr.Nrlrnfirir ollj i:plaiiiril. .. . Jr . .-scientific America..., One ot the most valuable deiclop - ments of modern science along ike line f Im.nin niwi. v 5s 1,.. Vnllnnall Weather Dureau at -e .V..iV... i.v- .ornhchmn, ii.nt ,hi,tr.dv .nr cent, of the predictions of the signal .ser vice are accurate: and these predictions j.w.w.is,. ...,..-,..,..,. ....................... v.. are unquestionably of this greatest ad-J vantage to the seaman, the agriculturist and the entire commeieial world. The jwese meauio Indoeil. The only indica ti,.,. ,.nr r..tl.pr ,n.l 1,fmmlnnhanm.i UlUiIl.1 4.1.UJI1; " , Tltiu-n "fiiilir.otinric ' ttimi.ih r.riiil ir.- ? A UI.7V .. 114. ..... -. ..Un.. . .. ..i-. . tiiuallvrorrect.ann hence naturniiysit"- bodv Im never been fully understood, nor ha-) lucre ever been, until now. a correct explanation nfu hat rheumatism (whlulr -.ectns in league with the atmosphere) icallyi-. It was originall thought hy many to be a trouble iu the joints and as -ur!i w a-, treated in the most ridicu lous manner. This theory became div pelied when the same trouble attacked the mu-cles and the feeling then pm talliM that it -war, purely a muscular disorder. Dut this idea was found lobe too mil row. and now it i- universally eoneeded that rlieuhiati-iu is : blood di-ease. And what terrible dUoaie it i. II often comes without warning and Irn-trates the system uithasony. gain its besinnins is stadual. and iK growlli low. In ib acute form it manifehls ltM'lt m i:verv coiieeivauie siiaiie and alwaysaccompaniedby intense pain. At onetime it N inllammatory. at another neuraleie. Sometime.-, it asuuii- (he lorin of gout, aud aain thai ot pleurKv orliiiiibaire: hut in whateer manner it appears it isteniblj painful and alwajs Jo be dreaded. The pain and annoyance of rheumatism aroiitciea--edhy itssreat danger, far it is liable to attack the brain or lieaii at any momeiit.thercbycau-mtg instant death. 1 ndceu. neai ly e ery can; ot" heart disease, with all it dieadful Midrieunc:--, which ever oceuned, can be traeed more or le.- uiiedly to rheu matic eaue-. In its elnouie form it stiffens the joint-., contract i he micles, undermines the health and luins the life. II freqiienlly attacks men and women who are anD.UTntly in ni-rtcet licalth. Indeed, it is as greatly to be dreaded as any pn-.-i!ile form ot physical WIH. Rut, however severe il-.eliVi.t- niaj be, the exact cause ot thii blood trouble has been an undecided uiostiou, and it is only within the pa--t year that any de cision upon the subject has been leach ed. In order to fully determine what Hie cause of rhu'iiuaiie disorders l call y was, eeit.iin authoiitits seiit letters of iniiiiry Irom Washiugtun lo the leading practical physicians of the laud, and ihi'-e inquiries were responded to quite gmtcrally, thus furnishing data of great value to science and mankind. The views held by the doctors are of aaried liaiuie, but so overwhelming a piopoi tion hold to one belief a-, lo leave hut little doubt that it is the coneel one. This belief, biiellv stated, is that uric acid in the blood "causes rheumatism, and that it is only bv lemoving Uiu poisonous acid that lheuniatie orneu ralnie troubles in all their terrible forms can be cured. This lieing Inie. the im poilaul question ari-e: 'How does this poisonous urie acid get into the blood, and how cm it best be removed '.'" Uric acid is a waste material of the body which the kidney-, should carry mil, but because they are weakened they cannot tlnow it from the system. Restore the kidneys ami joii remote (he power that will iorce the uric acid from the system and thus bani-b the neuralgic agonies which it causes. This in reason : it is science. Xo one whose kidneys are in a perfect condition was ever troubled with lheiiniati-m. and no iheumatiesiif teier. however slight the pain max be. has perfect kidneys. The conclusion of Ibis truth is inevitable; peifect kidneys mean freedom fiom rlieumatism. When the lhcuinatism has manireted itself in anv spechic part ot the bodv. attempts have hern made to tieat that part oi the bouv. .s a lesuu, the pain has departed, but the disease has re mained, lying subtlj concealed and ready to break out at soino unexpected moment. Checking the pain in nnv single locality only only satter3 Ihe dis ease through the system, when if the scat or di-oidcr, which are Ihe kidneys, were reached, a complete cure would be the result. The way, therefore, to ex-. pel Ibis rank and poisonous acid before it assumes an inllammatory or chronic form is bv keeping tho kidneys in abso lute health. Tt'is is no easy thing to do aud no m,-ans has. until within the past few years, been known AVhich would suecc'ssfully reach and affect these Steal organs. At last, however, --.;ien. lists have diseoveied lliat the leaves ofa tropical plant, previously but little known to science and unknown to med icine, possessed marvellous qualities adapted for the kidneys. These leaves Inn ii b.'-en skilliullj combined in the remedv now Known as Warner's Safe Kidnev aud River Cine. It is. ito to the piescnt time, the only known piepara tiou fhat acts so directly upon the kid nevs as in effectually cure the vailous dangerous forms of kidney disease and hence remove an line aeni iromtiiu blood. As a result the. cures i; uas been ihv means of psnuriiiur-f at1 ery ie masl.able. Indeed Ihcio aie thousands of per-ons in America to-day who owe their restoration to health and entile freedom from rheumatism to this slniplo j-et powerful remed.v. which is known unit ci sally, maniifachu cd in Rochester Now York, and sold its evert dnig stare in the land. From the doclurs In the v.uious cities of the United States iiiio have certified ot cr their own signatmes to the scien tific statement that uric acid iu the blood, is the cause of rheumatism, are a kiige numlicr of Chicago and, St. Rouis phj-si-c'tans, among them being Dr. Adolph Uulomcver. Dr. Wm. Webb. Dr. John M. Frank, Dr. Edwin T. Webster, Dr. Renianilu F. Whittemore. Dr. William T. Richardson. Dr. Robert T. Atkinson, Dr. Thos. v. Humbold. Dr. Wm. M. Me- Phpulcrs. Dr. Wm. Johnson. Dr. Isaac JJ. Love.Dr Clark Whiltier, Dr. J.T. Hodgen,- Dr. Thos. r. Dupign.ii, D'r, icnoias iiuiimaii, ur, .vnionio J'ncil-, Dr. Charles jl- Goodman, Dr Daniel Kuhn, Dr. Henry Xcwland. Dr. William S. Wortman. Dr. George T. Pitzer. Dr. Henrv V. Ahlbrandl. Dr. Eliiali T. Fm- er, Dr t'arl Spinzig, Dr. Dai id 11. Mar tin, Dr, lleni-unln It. Taylor, Dr. James L. Logan, Dr. A. Heacock. Dr. Henry Kirchner, Dr. John J. Kane. Dr. F. W. Krusc, Dr. Wm. C. Glasgow. Dr. Jeremiah S. fi. Alleyne, Dr. Thos. S. Comstock. Dr. Charles H. Hughes. Dr. Frederick Kclbentcjer, Dr. Joseph Heitzig. Dr. Edward A.De Caihol, Dr, iii tln unithrr v.vr.- .ipliiiiw Jtmlw Pneu nmw.ii-iiuiiiiiiiiiuoii in uie uiei. -!.VI!...y0;f nl .., ,n,l,r, !n Vithat when th'e kidneys have been cured iiiillt'.-kvr,t mill Itnutx. -nti,mll" cmr-l 1 I.J" Is "- '- - "- -......- ....v ............. .--.-. ..,!:. I..., , . mra.1 ini. iiiniiaii uouv ami mu ni.-jiin.-i ; --.-:.: ..:.,.. ..' '.-.o , ; .. .:.! I 1 Bernard Koenier, Dr. .lames SI. Cloptou, Dr. Charles V.Ware, Dr.Alphonso Jatu- ; inct. Dr. .lames L. Kent. Dr. William 1 Darker. Dr. Solomon C. Martin, Dr. Ku- dolph htudhultcr. Dr. Louis 1'. Ehrmar. Dr. John A. King, Dr. Simeon E. Gar- iock, lr. 1 neouorcj t 03. ir. .101111 r.. Fabr ,)r Enl0st y' Hoffman, Dr. Her- iUanxagIc.Dr.Adolh Wislirenus, Dr. James 1.. Pirtle. Dr. Edward Hose. Dr. nillMJII. " llliUSUII. Ul. W' -'1 Starkloff. Dr. Hot Kobert 31. S wander. Dr. " imam ... l.TCUIIHU. ur. icmpiu o. ., H .-m!l tlnrni Dr. l.vmnn Warn. Dr. (!liarlR W.'IIcnistead. Dr. William .1. llawkes Dr. T. U. Duncan. D. William R. Gri wold, Dr. l.vman Dedford. Dr. A. I'.. Westeott.DrlJ.D. Dell. Dr. Charles M. Cl.ike,Dr. W. 11. Woodlmn. Dr. Al fred 11. Klatt. Dr. Herman lialin. Dr. Calvin M. ntcli. and Dr. .John D. M. tarr. liicuieoij oi me i n:iui as aiwc .- , . , -. .- ,. !....? t .1... i. rheUfnatiSIIl i eompletelv reinoed not. oieour-e, ahvav-, acenni- parts oi tho liodv vv ere followed by ago nies the most intense in some particu lar snot. Acule and thiohhing naiiis .succeeded each other, and (hecoutsing poisonous acid inuameu all tin- t-iris. Tionbles which began Willi slight dis oiders increased to deraugements the most serious. Ilissad to think that all this suffering was cuduied when it could have leen -n easily lelieved. Act ing iiirfin Hie theory and using the rem edy above mentioned, the kidneys could have been restored to their u-uul vigor, the urie itoisnu expelled fiom the system, the inilainmatiou (-rmovedand the pain entirelv banished. These are som of the real and M-ieii-tiiic facts regarding rheumatism, utte-t-ed bv the highest authority, and the are beyond question the only euir'-et ones ever brought forth. We a i aw me they are advanced ideas, but ten years hence they will be Ike accepted belief and practice of the world. If people suffer fiom rheumatic troubles m the future, and with the.-e plain truths be fore them, they certainly can blame no one but themselves. Astoria Ire !i'm(. Prank Pabrc is now prepaied to sup ply families, restaurants, hotels, saloons, etc.. at " cents per pound, oh the prem ises. Fresh ieeeream every day. Halls, parties and dinnei.s supplied with ic cream at short notice. A'otlce. Alter next Satuulav night ihe As toria .Skating Rink will he closed lor the season. On Thursday and siiitunlnv prices will be as usual". tVoailfoi-Snlr. 1 have about six hundred and fifty colds of dry hemlock, which 1 will -efl for cash at":5::.?.-, per toid. 1 will deliver the wood to mv customers. R. R. M u:io.. Painy snaps and perfumery of nil kinds can be loiind at .1. W. Conn's ill ug store. opMUe Occident hotel. If on want pure wines and liquors of all kinds, go, to J. w. Conn's drug sbue. opposite Oeeidenl-lloie!. Will jou suffer Willi Disnqi-,i:i and hlver Coinpiainl V ShitohV. A'itnlber is guaranfeed lo clue von. Sold by W. R. Dement. " Slnloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is sold bv us on guaraiitc-. It cures consumption. Sold bv W. IC De ment. Calairh cured! health and swecl breath secured by Miilnh's Catarrh Rem edy. Price r0 cents, Masai Injector five. For sale by W. K. Dement. Rrace up the whole .system wiih Kiug id the Hlood. Si-c AdveitNfmwit. Mr. John Rogers nl" the Central .Mar ket, has made arrangements to Keep al he finest ircsli li,ii. ete.. in llu-ir s.. is..:i -Cii.is. ."stcvi-iis a; s,oii have lor sale and are agenls for the nev singei -o ins machines. A complete stock of bovs'ainl chil dren s suits just received at Mel i in intosir- eioihing.slQ.ro, People have read so much hitelv that they don't know what to believe, nut lain Aiders good? are all gemutit and nieo leasonable int)riee n; to ev:- eite universal admiralio.-i. A-kto s,. one of their i-evv elwks. 1'iesh ice cream every day al 1'iauk Fabtc'.s. l'amilics suniilieil in anv quantity by Ieatlng order. Alio ibu nnest oysteis tixijci-ii to oiucr. l rank Fabric oyte)s and see cream nre known everywhere n.s xar excellence. To f.adies; If jou wish tu lender joiq-skiu white and soft. iia(Jr.LxxV Sfl.fitii: bn Pike's Toolhache Drops euro In one mimiti-. lee for sale at the Occident Hotel. for the genuine .1. II. Culler old Pxmiboll. ituil the best ot '.vines, liqquis and Sin I'raneisco In-er, call z tlieifeni opposite the hell lnv,er, mid see C.iinj. bcll, P. J. (itMkltll.in. On Chemi.'mi . sir. el. has just roceiied the latCft ami mot fashionable stjle of gents mm la.l.i-. boots, shoes, etc. Agent in Astoria for the famous Mmrow shoes, Psirtlej. ttbhlug groceries, provis ions or merchandise of anv description. should les-ve their orders' with A. Yam uusen or i o. as iney are preoarvit lo tic liter goods in any rent uf "ihe cily on the shortest iiojiee " Those baby carriages at Adler's are meeting with icaily sale. 1 have hiiVigHt 'Ko Asfotia Unndv factoyyaud am prepared fo make nnil sell the choicest candies and confectinn crj A full stock of the finest swiet ineat, nuts, rti, nhvays on hand. .J no. P. Cr..si:x. What is nicer on a warm day than a dish of that exquisitely llavoied iee, cream that Frank l'abre makes',' for lamo llvek, .side or Chest use Shlloh's Porou Plasler, Prme s.'i cents. For sale by W. E. Dement. CoiiirvVi.iiTir.'sLiofiiriU-pif Ton1'1 physlcians. AH; for Colon's. Tt?;c no crner. ut L'ruggisis. Fine pianos and organs, cheap, at CtWl'Adler'j. Xoticr. lee cream, ice era-irn. at Jloscoe's re-'-trenhmout baloon, Jatirday and liun-i day eveninss. Occident block. A Card. AhTOKiA. June. 1st. ltkS2 Km rei: Astehian: It is with pleasure that I call the at tention of your readers to the fact that t have established a photograph gallery in Astoria, opposite the Court '.louse. I earnestly mv ite every citizen of your town and vicinity lo visit it and exam inable the display of pictures, firmly be lieving that the vmdict of each ono w ill be that my work is not only of the best but that the prices arc reasonable. I am prepared .o do all kinds of iew ing, copying ami enlarging lo any sUc in all deuaitments. 1 will see that my customers go away satisfied, and re spectiiiUvsoHeit their patronage. Very t riil . S. U. Cnow. Photographer. small Apply I oil for Joe x iVir the finest baths'in theeltveo to the Oritur bathing rooms, opposite llol.li'ii's auction store. Jur. G. ('UAr.Ti:ns,Prop. Notice. TlieAstoii.i Shirt and Oil Clothing I'actorv ha moved next house to OTtrien a Hotel. Persons wishing good oil clothing to keep themdrvwlll please call. Uei Your I'hotojrraphs. W. 1J. Moane h.1-1 Im-ated a photograph gallery on Hergintm and Rerry's corner, near Liberty hall, where he is prepared to do first-i-lass work. Call early and get your photo, while jou have a ehaiii-e toget the best. When von want pure drugs and chemicals of any kind, go to J. W. Conn's drug store, opposite Occident hotel. 'A thing of beauty is a joy forever.'" So says everyone who sees ami admires those baby carriages at Adler's. You want logelsomeof Roseoe'sico cream to-daj : tresh made nnd nicely flnvor.il. The Adler's. !ate-t and treshest novels nt If t nu want nice fiesh lard, or good Migar-eured hams, just from the coun try go to K. R. Ellwrson's bakery. -Ii jou it ant ice cream that Is Ice I'-Tiim, go to Frank Fabrc's. Croup. Whooping Cough and Bron chitis Immediately relieved by Shlloh's Cure, "-old by W. K. Dement. ("has. Sieiens and Son have a .stock of mouldings and moulders tools which can be bought cheap for eash to close out that branch of the business. Three scow loarts of dry fir, spruce limbs, and btirk, hist rr-eeived nnd for sale at firm's dock. Clocks in endless style and Infinite variety nt Adler's. Call and examine I hose baby wagons nt the City book store. Stevens & Son ham their store eiovvtled with new goml-t, all marked In plain figiue-s. lteautifiil stiitlnnerv variety at Carl Adler'f. in endless Another of those nne A. It. Chase organs at the Cily Rook Store. Go lo Roseoe.s and try tlw Boston Crystal Ice Cream. Occident Block. Roiie-mber Frank Fabrc's lee eteam. It is p,r eeellewe. rh.e vv riling dv-sks ut the City book sloicute the Itf-.t In tin: city. They lire si mu tiling nice and .tumble, and just tvnai most young iiuues wnuia appretl aie froiu the giver. The Perm um syrup has cured thou sands vvho vtf-resiutenr(g from dyspep sia.debiiitj.Uii'r complaint, bolls, hu mors, fep.ir.ie tmplaints, etc. Pamph lets live in n:ij address. Seth W.Fow lr .WSoie tfoston. shitoli's Yiialuerls what jou need for Constipation, i.rus or Appetite, Dlz iiuess and all svmptoms of Dyspepsia, l'l ice 10 and 75 cents per hottle. Sold bv W. E, Deinenl. .sieeiilcvi Nights. mad. miserable bj tl;ai terrible cough. Shilob's Cure Ls the reii!sly for you. Sold by W. R. De iiif.nl -f'abiv's if.- cream is Ihe best. June K, 1S.-2. r.i.nui: Asioi:i.v.; I desire to auucuiuri; thatmj liewart isi. .Mr.Ct V'. Yoeum. is now in Astoria, lo ennui several days. He is prepared to make views of residences, business houses, etc. All orders addressed to him, Astoria P. O.. will iceeive promptutton tion. 1 will also sav that 1 have sold my lease of ground to Mr. Crow, and 1 win noi u.ive a urnnvn pnotograpti gal lery iu Astoria, as was announced some lime ago. My acquaintance with Mr. Cmw during the past year has been verj pleasant, and 1 hope he will re ceive a liberal patronage. Ist'specl fully, I.G. D.vviusox. Portland, Or, Photographer. l-'iovver ijts In beautiful variety and at lowost prices at K. R. Hawes' house-furnishing store, S'asido Library at Carl Adler's. We hat o fine apartments to rent in our new building, to suitable parties who m.ty desire comfort and a pleasant situ ation. H.VS6KX Bnos. A new stock of stoves of the latest M j !c. at John A. Montgomery's. Fisshcc and finest cakes, fruit and candy at tho Astoria candy factory. That Hacking Cough can bo so quickly cured bv button's Cure. We guarantee it. Sold by W. K. Dement. n! J'"1?-Fred. Mejer Is meeting with in Ms musical instmc- tion.s. More advanced pupils can bo ac commodated it ith lessons at their own houses at tho monthly rate of S3. New arrival of the most popular novels, 10 and 13 cents, at Carl Adler's. C. B. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. l XL NEW COO08 1 have removed to the (KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS NEW BUILDIto And have, Without ' Tie Finest ni Best ArraDefl Store ii Owd. New Goods Received All the Latest Styles and UoveltiMi ( 'all and Inspect Stock and Purchase No trouble to c: H. COOPER, ASTORIA, June i, 188i. 'leilllllllligillllltltllJllaiKtitlMiltililllilllKUOItliinllHIlllOWll 5 ! ! All New READY MADE CLOTHING. I HATS, Gents Furnishing Goods, D A. Mcintosh, MSHCSA2MT TAZLOH. i sJOOldeilX MlO iitiiiiiuMiiiuiiiiiiuiuiiiiiimmiiniimiiiiiMMuiiuiMBii 3 AJ3TORIA BREWERY. M. WIEYER Proprietor. ASTOHIA - - ORF.GO. SPECIAL A.Brja-QTTJtrOEIMEmr'P, KEDUCTION OF WHOLF.SALF. PRICES. $7 50 PER BARREL OF 30 GALLONS. tl-LKGI. OIlDEli.S IN UKK fKOl-ORTlOX. Less Quantities, 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - S I SO per Dozen earSpeclal attenliou paid to order- irom l'ublle ltoases ami FamUlts."Wi THE COLUMBIA BREWERY lAGtER BEER hi SUPKIUOU 10 J1CW1, AM IS KXCKl.UJ) l:V .NONFfl ON TDto injASI JOHN HAHN, - - PROPKIETOK, CHENAHDS STREET, - ASTORIA, DRECHN. Orders left at the GEI5MAKIA 11I1KT.? HALL will tf rtwiptly oltectUU U.- ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS ' Oyster Saloon. (D CHKN'AMUS STKEKT, ASTOItlA. filllE ONDEKSIONED IS rLEA-SKU 10 X annoaneo to tbe public tnat he U mak ing tbc Boston Crystal Ice Cream!; Tho flaest lee Cream ever dished up to tbe Auicilcnn pubUc "Xry It, and be eonv laced, He also furnlsbes. In nrst-class style. OYSTKR3, HOT COFFEE TE.V. irTC. '"E Ladies' and Genfs Oyster Saloon, rnmi,nS!mmr. - .-- Iteaw give rag a can. 3COK D1XOX, Proprie;Qr STORE LOWEST PRICES . a Single Excftption, t by Every Steamer ia Get Prices Whether You or Not. show goods. sf s' Goods! JSXC3C3AS..l I). K. VI AXE.-!. x. r. E Astoria Market! con. cnr.NAMt's ash nAwaios Yta. ASTORIA. - -, OREGOK. W. K HV. JL d'-ATOX. Vroftrtei . (Xxnw Warrtn Jt 3tcUvi Yi'Mefle una HbUH Der4 In , . .. j j FrGSh and CUreO WeatS I A lull line Oi J 1'AMIIA' UilOOKIUES. I'UH'K. 3fZ3i- , hay. caxnco fruit, r&ir.- ' 'rABU3' , . . .. rti .. .. MTlWllW, ES&, UUWi . CWUiaiUi sft B-'ilW inscUaiat tilowntr&taw M f-O 8