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ASTORIA. OKEOON :
THUESDAY-
, JUNE 15, 1SS2
J.I. IIAUQBl.
..Editor.
TnE Oregonian makes a good
point in saying: ''As a matter of
fact the Republican platform this
year was much less emphatic as a
pronuncinmento for n protective
tariff than in former years. It
r& Cautious, and even timid, in
comparisonVith the bold and dog
matic utterences of the party. In
so far as the policy of "protection"
was. urged during the canvass, the
wool question was presented as its
great feature of interest to the
people of Oregon. Now the prin
cipal increase of the .Republican
majority was in Multnomah coun
ty, and Multnomah has no wool to
he "protected," nor indeed an'
other product. But Umatilla, the
great wool-producing district of
the state, where protection of
wool, if it be so important a ques
tion ns rcpicsented, might be ex
pected to move the voters to
unanimous action, gives a large
Democratic majority about the
same in fact, as that of two years
ago. It may be doubtod whether
"protection" really made a differ
ence of 100 voters in the state."
Ax inter-state commerce com
mission is the next thing the coun
try is , threatened with. We al
ready have in course of construe
tion a Utah commission and a
tariff commission, and if the bank
people, hadn't been uncommonly
smart, we should have had a Na
tional Bank commission. It will
strike some captious soi t of peop-
ple that the "public business,"
which we hear so mfich about but
see .so little of, might be greatly
facil.tated if our Senator and Rep
rsentitives wero to take off their
i-oits, inll up then .loeveb and
givr ;oi!ie personal attention to
matters in " which the public is
most nearlvlnterested. Thete is
no reason why they liuiilil not
perform al! the legislation neces
sary to a revision of the tariff, to
the regulation of railroads and to
the adjustment of' commerce,
without letting out1 the work by
contract
We hope the scraping nov. in
progress on the bar will be con
tinued until thero is plenty of
water to float any ship that floats,
and not be stopped when it is half
done. Whenever a few Teet more
water is obtained the fact should
be telegraphed to the Maiitime
Register and other shipping news
papers, so that ship owners may be
apprised of the fact, and allow
their vessels to be sent here for
this season's crop. We notice a
CalLo freight circular save that
the large ships from that port will
go seeking to San Francisco and
the smaller to the Columbia river,
and so it will be until deeper water
is obtained and the news sent
abroad.
Fuethei: legal efforts to set
aside tho death sentence which has
been pronounced, s,eem hopeless
in the Guiteau case. The culprit
himself has outlined the only
policy which may delay the time
of his hanging. If he becomes
crazy, he will have to be kept in
confinement until reason returns,
and he may be crazy in real ear
nest, or simulate insinityso closely
that he can secure a reprieve. It
is his only chance, he knows it, and
the various indications of mental
decay which may be observed are
more than lkely assumed. He has
studied the matter so thoroughly
that he must know precisely what
to do under the circumstances.
The manufacturers of spurious
government bonds have adopted
the tactics which have proven so
successful in tho case of high-toned
bank defaulters. When these peo
ple steal chough, the banks are
willing to let them off without
punishment, if they will retuin
half of the plunder. The govern
ment, may possibly let the bond
rascals go free if they will only re
turn the stolen plates and stop fur
theroperattons.
Blaise has doclincd to be - a
candidate for congressman at large
from Maino. Ho will enter into the '
campaign, however, and exert all j
of hi3 influence for whatever ticket
may be nominated. Had he con-1
scntcd to run, he would have in
curred the hostility of the many
politicians who want the place, the
power of the administration' would
have been exerted quietly to se
cure his defeat, and he might have
failed of an election. In that case,
his prospects for a nomination by
the next national convention would
have vanished.
The members of the Massachu
setts legislature teceive for their
arduous labors the princelv salary
of $500 a year, but the house,
yieldirjg to the extravagant spirit
of the age, has passed a bill in
creasing this sum to G30. The
senate protests against any such
prodigality of expenditure and ie-
fii"sp! tn rnnrnr in flip bill, mill tin i
ivai iwuuii iiiijjuuua uuittLt-u mv
two branches of this ponderous
legislative body threatens to last
as long as the congressional dead
lock. The initial number of the Hil
lings, Montana Herald, is on our
desk. Its salutatory is .so meiito
rious that we leprint it entire.
Hero it is: "Our object in com
ing to Montana was not to ini
piov our health."
Pek-jONS who have silver quar
ters of 3827 will make money by
saving them up for the coin deal
ers. One of this date sold in Bal
timore the other day for nine do!
lar.
Tin: number of votes polled in
Clatsop county in 1SS0 was 9T0.
This year it was 1,500, an incieae
of 23G.
NEW TO-DAY.
5TKT XiOST
OS iw: night oi-'JLXi:r:ui.r-i:uw
wreck of Great liepiibhc. 'Stl iiilii,ni.
:0-mcsli.r;Q-U'.BjH)!jur; ; mi m n'.s o.i nr.s.
teliazcSirolloii tv.i'ie. niM.irk ImcN lull
line 21. l,Me Jt OC'CMMIXT iV.CKlNf.
COMPANY .lu-i5t
UN'ITEU STATIN I. VXD OITK i:.OKE
COX CITY, OUEtlON, JUMIhTH IStt .
Com;'ainthaincbec,i entered ntUiis oil -ic;
li- John J. Hall against John I', lv;p"ii,
for abandoning hlj Homestead Entrv So.
:i3i". dated March 22, 1S7S. upon the N. i:.'
Sect inn 2, Township 3 V. lunge 10 W In
Tillamook county, Oregon, with allow to
the cancellation oftaid entry ; tli sa'it n ti
tles are herein suni'iio'ied to appear lieliire
Hie comity tlcik at Tillamook, 'lil'.imoo-v
county, Oregon, on the 17th day of July lf.
at 10 o'clock a.m., to respond and furmih
testimony ronc.TUln;: satil alleged abiudiin
nient. I.. T. l!i:ix.
IVJlSt KcsInIit.
XET LOST.
ON NIGHT OK JI'XK13TH,. I'ltCEOr
10 mesh net hcolch. No 17. Iefl-1. mded
lines; wooden buoy and end cork market!
II. G.Net Ion oft week of Ore it Eep.ililie.
l.e.ne information with 11. URl'I'I", at S. jr.
ADAIU & CO.
.m;t rorxi.
ON THE NIGHT Or TUT. 12111, ON
Clatsop Spit, about 100 fathom.,, n.tli
me red buov, in.uked "Cook." Apply at
JOHXA.UKVMN'.stannerv. jell-Ct
svrs lost.
Ox sundav aitki:noon. on Tin:
-middle sand?, lw fathoms of net, with
black buoy, marked No. 10. The Under will
be rewarded bv leaihijr It at Wpntlurl &.
lhonics', for CUAItLFA IIEIiBKirr.
Jeli-3t
XET FOtXD,
ON TUESDAY MORNING, TIIK Ml:
about CO fathoms net, 15 mesh, llaibour'n
No. 12, marked W.T. Loser can hae it bv
applyliift at the station of the Columbia
Canning Company.
NOTICE.
PATRONS OF THE WELCH HILL
Water AVorki leavin? their lauceis
open or using hose for ;priiikliuc; stiecK or
wasting water in any nav. will Jiae their
water Omt oil w ithout further notice.
JAMES W. WELCH, .Vsent,
BOAT A.VI XET XiOST.
AEV riSIIIVG ROAT. TAIN TEH
whito on outride and brown color in
side, w ith no in irks or number upon her, has
been mls-dng slnw Tnuriday, June lt. She
was run bj Chris Reinland, Jensen Iireu
Iwat puller. The net w.is 10 nie-hes. llir
bour No. ID. cotton lines laid left-h mded.
!alrani7ed iron buojs marked '.S. 1.A..
Co." J'olloningls the particular description
of the beHt: lngthoerall.2ofect."iinclies:
keel, oak, 21 fret l inches long ; beam, 7 feet
2 Inches; thwarts all fir, I'l Inches thick :
oak kneed, oak limbers, oak gunwale, spiked
inslde-tlinbers ; center-board, 7 feet long ;
spruce plankim. and deck. A libera! re
ward will be Miil for any authentic informa
tion In regard to the men, boat or net by
thcmuleriigned. S. 1). ADAIR & CO.
jlSJIw
Notice to Contractors.
BIDS "WILL BE REGEIVED BV THE
undersigned at Astorlauntil noon. June
:w. 1S&2. for furnishing the materials and la
bor for the construction of a brick budding
WxlOU feet. a stones high, to bo erected in
Astoria for the Odd Tellows Land and Rmld
IngAssociation. flans and specifications to
be seen at the Occident Hotel. The right Is
rescued to reject any and all bids.
Ily-order of the Board of Director..
A.J.MEGLElE.s.ec'j.
Oregonian cop. am did.
HOIMK AXD LOT FOR S4AI.R.
In Olncy's Astoria.
HOUSE ONE STORY AND A HALT".
Has six rooms, wood-shed, clucken
bouse, etc. and a never-falling, Ii ing spring
of goodwatcrontlielot. I'rite. Sjo. loca
tion, about eight minutes' walk fromPost
tjflice. Apply to E.C. HOLDEN,
Jes.tt Real Estate Agent.
WB-
nowi:.
BOAT BUILDER,
AT THE OLD STAND, GRAY'S BUILDING
TIBST CLASS 5YOHK A.SPECIALTY.
en,t
(h-o-otcrso:: to i-aje & allo.) I
v.iio!(raltauJ retail dciJrr u.
Pf(tVfolQ889
teSGk&FV,
Glass and Piatori Ware,
TKOl'iCJAI AK1 IIUMIMT1U
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
rusellier ullh
rs, Tosacco
sppns
s
j y
m-
auiji
Th( I irgc-d n"d int coi'iplete -ncl. 'f
good-i Inilmr Hue to be found in the illy.
(Oilier .iffasi and S.,uoior.i!iC St ret t.
AhiORIA. o.ircoN.
ii ILL'S VARIETIES,
nro.mt.i., -
AVVLTKR PARKS.
l'ROI'RIETOR
.srvor.MAXAOF.il
New Stars la Rapid Succession !
toigageiiirnt r f
RICHARDS and EVANS
Hie Hoiiiil'flK of ong Jlld llaiH'c.
r:iss wit a SARI.T:,
THE H EEN OP SO!l WD DAME!
(ir!i alt I lie Vt.'tr, IVifiirm.iui r Mwiy
Mslit. I'uiiir fhauet r Pro
sttiiiiinc Once n MtrL.
Coiiipn-Jng all the Litest
SOKCS, DAHCES AMD ACTS.
We give the Best
Variety Entertainment
In the West.
l'ie titil't' l (roui'i.l i !ill. .itl'l .ill
nlinr-.ut tilt.ifv-t.l it reiil'TLiuiiiieiil if.iy
iKKiiue ii in bet riiu: loans m-i.t'SewI er
Mi. Hill u a citeior fur Hit public's
.iiimviin'ii! (in not in1 fii'ciie.i. .iinoii
niM.ni; ! -im":.! a iile.i-.inl evening ami
-.,, Ni.nkiMi" ,i! :lntl!KiU! without Mil
gJritv, shoiilil i.i. prove the nppmlur.tva'id
conn .
The iiii,Mii t..ini.il".t!ie fn'Iow'n we I
knoi n Aril-:
.li--i sll W.ii.TO.v.
Mr . Lelim: Ci'iik.
Ha rn i:i,ks Kom.i ::.
Mi:. Juii.n Coon,
.Mi:. Wvi.tit! Parks.
All of which will. ippe.tr nigliil) in tiidrilif-
inrirtl spi-ci.llllci
Oaea air conct rt even I'Viiiuia: i.-iforin
anceioiimeiiviii;al ": entnuice IhIIumIic
fin Ecnlnn -triet : priv.ae boi on Chen i-
uiusMrtti,
Look oat for Plew Stars.
m 4i i ifiis
Hay. Oats, Straw.
Lime, Brick, Cement and Sand
Wood Hci it credit o Ortlt'r.
Diciiiinq, Teaming and Exprcsa Business,
Horses ana Carriages foi Hiie.
IU A! ci: IX
wines, liquors:ahd cigars.
I'JRT CliASS
Dress Haking.
BV
Mrs. T. S. Jewcti.
t'p stair-., eppositc Mrs. Rogers' Roaidng
IIOIIV,
TO THE LADIES OF ASTORIA,
XTAKK PLEVSl'RP. IN INTORMING
ou tlut 1 baie n-niiucd m Dusv
nuiking rooms
From Cliriiiuutis St. to Cass St..
Net door to TilK AsTtn:is oilier. I
11. ink Hie ladies for their liberal utninr,ge.
35KS. A. KAPI'J.EYr.t.
ielt
GOOD CHEAP BOOTS,
I ha
Lately Reduced the Price
Of all mi Piist rlav,
smrJ ami Hsr.-; jitnr.TU iti::it,
As follows
Kmet Sewed Calf Kcils sh 0J
l"ine,t Pegged Tap Soled . - to .V)
Plnct Pegged Single holed - - in (k)
Nothing but the Bc-t
Genuine Mercer French Calf
I'Mrd in Jly hhop.
I. J. til old,
Opposde the O. R. & X. Co.S Dock.
$1,000 Reward.
milE WEROP alYXETS IS or RVR-
JL hour's No. 48. 12-ll!v Twine k"..m,.i,
mesh, 4" iaehc: tleep; cork lino sai
aged u I th No x cotton twine ami
icau line wnn io. sz; corks marked J.
Hume. I will pay a Kkhtuid or One
Thucind Doll ins til nnv wimih fnmijii.
Ing information leading to the nrr.-vit m.i,i
ccmictiou ot uarties enfrnirea tn putting m-
Plmtln.. ..n. .n h.l.. . -i ? '
o4.:.uiu& uj ucia ucioiiKuig in me unaer-
sigueu uuncs jue iiswng season Ot 183?.
JUSEl'U 1IUAIE.
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JH1
OUK-
Dissolution of Partnership
ASK THE FOLLOWING:
Is it an object to save Five Dollar.-; on a Heautiful Cloak
or Dolman, the handsomest in Astoria
Is it an object to save a Dollar on a Dress?
Is it an object to save Fifty Cents on a pair of Shoes?
Is it worth while to save money in purchasing Corsets
from the largest assortment in Astoria? If so,
CALL AT TME CALIFORNIA STORE
They are closing out business,
Clotliif $5 Less oh a Suit than any oilier Store in Astoria !
jH.023a.exa."fco2. jjocatien:
GAXSS'0'3XXrZ. STOK34 Opposite P. .,
Astoria, Oregon.
LeBessCbffee and Tea Pot
lnSCl '-
Ml or- ir.i ir.m'i' il nr in ( !i irp1.
, M. HAWITSS,
TWO OOUSEiVSTvOF OCOIDKST. - ASTOKIA. OKKtiON
CHAS. HEILBORN,
AIANPFACTUREll OF
FIT"RNTTir"RE ; BE DD I N(
am ii:ai.ki: ik
Carpets, Oil Olotli, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture frames and Mouldings,
WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN FOLKS
Complete iii ficrj lji?no!i.
MARTIN OLSEN,
lirVLI'.R IN
FUBNITUBE st BEJJDTKG.
t'orucr .llJiisi cud !Hijni'i!!0:i;ia Strrt't. .4tiiia. ISrojimi.
WINDOW SHADES AD TRIMMINGS; LOOKING GLASSES, ETC.
i. Cmni,3i't Slucl-..
PHI0ES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD.
.iu mns or rvRzrsvns: ri:imirj:i asi vaksishci).
Lcinenweber & Co.
i. i Mvnvnrnsu. i.i.o
K.ST1.I.IS!IFI liW.
ASTORIA, OKKtiON.
TAMERS AHD CURRIEBS, i
.Manufacturers anil iiiji iru-iinl
A u. KiKns or
AND riNDlNOS
WlioletiUo Dealers in
OIL AND TALLOW.
fiBIIi;rlic-t rasll price pilil for llulc1? .mil
Tnlloiv.
The British Iron Baric Vanlock
Is Now on tlu l!i rlli lor
LONDON DIRECT.
Tor I'roislit ami rarin.nl.irs A pjilj In
P. L. CHEHRY,
COcp IVMIs, Fnrso A 'o.V Olllrc,)
Astoria, 3Iaj c, 1S.S3.
rnyTtr
ST'9
rfJa f
M V hi: 11 M !
I0.R.1TAAVES
vni.i: a(ii:m.
lv it fur tin' olii.ili' I
!:i3-K" V.ti'Sit i'oiih Mini-.
MEDALLION KAXGE,
sti .m nrriN(.s a Ni'iciArn
Son- 1-iit Hi- I'c-1 Moiklnoii iji'(iiiI.
?mi
S' t
VJ" s:. la-EZSSSTTV
JVS
sroniA oiir.uo.N
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,!
Toilet and Fancy Articles,
PATENT EIEDI0INE8, ETC.
J3TiPNeriii1iniis cnrefull) comimuuileil at
i.U hours.
F'TIIOneoi.Uliic llueliiirs .mil relleti,
' aii! Hiimiilrwjr 's Specilies also kept.
LOETT& CT(X
.ioi:i:n:- i
WINES,
LIQUOBS.
AND
OIGAKS.
ACKN'IS 10K THK
Best San Francisco Houses and
Eastern Distilleries.
JSP" All kooiN sola at Sin franci-on Priees.
maix STi'cirr,
Opposite Tarter House, Astoria, Otes;on.
ysSfe'te;
sa,-iSatjigAljr
J
;S3P
ETH
Firemen's
B3?3 too
f.-jfliwr a
$?
II V. 11.11.1 i
F01T
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF ASTORIA ENGINE COMPANY NO. I.
On Tuesday Evening, July 4th,
miT"S? SVA
JL
LJL.S2J K9JULZ3LX .&JL JT JUJ.i.1 JOl,
-Honorary
HON. A. VAN DUPEN,
HON. AV. W. PARKER,
HON. JOHN IIAIIN,
HON. C. W. FULTON,
W. E. DEMENT,
A. W. BERRY,
C VIT. GEORGE EKAYEI.,
Rocoption
(.A. MAY,
B. B. FRANKLIN,
J. STRAIT?,
-Floor Committee.-
.T. G. CHAETIIRS',
L. E. SELIG,
C. V.AV1IEELEI:.
Ti'kt'ts, hiclmling Gentleman mid Lady, $1.50.
Tie Pole of Astoria and Vicinity is Corflially MM to Attend.
.i. ii. ?. ;!;;;)ii(:-.!il- ii:ij:iilr will bo admitted. Tickets
e.jii Sic ii.k! !:; nj ;n iisSk'j of ilio Cimiiiniiy ami at all the prlncN
;:il sloros 1" J!: i-ISj.
Il-i JiIKII or TIIK COMM1TTEK.
ist ( i L-.501; 10 JACKINb JlONTfiOMEKY.)
rOKJKB Or 3IAIX.AXO
ni ?ii
iWH.ifii
& MIH,
HTR
BX B-
AM) -
SjS I
!
ARE THE BEST.
Ami i ot i.o more than other lirjiuls , ami if j holiale and retail dealers In
Hip Jlerehant with whom jou trade iloes
not keep our OooJ(it U because It payi, Wnnrl -infl WillflW wllT
better to tell a pair of Hoots or Shoes ciery UUll IUU. llIU-Yult,
two luonjlis than every four or file. WK
(JUAKANTEi: KVEUY I'AIIJ WE MAKE.
All Meiehants in ko"1 credit can inncurc . 11 U U u n 1 t 5,
these Goods at our AVarehur.se in Portland.! , . .... ...
orsaurrancisco. 'Tobacco, Cigar3,WiResanii Liquors .
Try our "HERCULES" Patent Boots tokeigx a-d domestic
hecht bros. & co. j Fruits and YegctaUes,
Just Received.
.It'sT ItECEIVED AT THE FUUXITUllE
nnil earpothtoicof Chas, Jlcilborn a lare
.sttick of lliusscls carpet, in elegant
jiatterns at from ft", cents to s-XST per
yard.
Notice,
nniii- DEiJxounsT tax iioll rou"
A. thejear lSsl, together ivith awarraat
from the County Court for the collection of
the aine. n in my hands. Delinquent tax
payers will please stttle at onco and sae
costs A.M. 'nVOMBLY.
myj Sheriff.
... r-Tniri
W-iiiL,lUiSs2r4u,'i-i:r "SSSsL
OF JULY
Brass Ball.
Gr-XT073L-
nHTTn -OT-KTTT
Committee.-
HON. C. S. WRIGHT.
! HON. D. C. IRELAND,
HON. F. J. TAYLOR,
A. J. MEGLER,
1 RORT. CARRUTHERS,
J. E. HALLORAN,
CART. J. G. HUSTLER.
Committeo.
i r, xj'4iVi
P. .T. GOODMAN.
G, HANSEN,
I CHRIS. EVENS0N,
A. C. FISHER.
II. SPELLMIER,
ncALrus in
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
A (icsi'Rit Asoottment'of
HOUSEHOLD COOD8.
AgcnU for
3Iage Stoyos and Hauges
Tlio lit it hi tliu marki I.
I'liiiubl'iROOil-i of all kinds onlhoud. Job
n or.', douti In :i ivorkmanllke manner.
.IKl'FJ'.HSOX STItEKTS,
Barbour's
Nq, 40 I2-Piy
(SALMON TWINE!
i0ORK AND LBAD LIHB8y
SETNE TWINiES.
A Full Stock Now on Hand.
HENRY DOYLE & CO.,
till -Harl. ft Street, Huu Frauclseo
Sole ARPnts for the Pacific Coast.
MAltTIX rOAHD. J. J, STOKER,
FOARD & STOKES,
F'X.OTJ'St, FEED,
Aiffl
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Ann
General Commission Merchants
ASTORIA, OIJF.GO.V.
Nest to Oregon Hallway & NaT. co's Dock,
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