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Astoria, Oregon, Saturday Morning, June 24, 1882.
tfo. 73.
Vol. xvii.
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A PECULIAR PRESCRIPTON.
The Drinking of Blood For Its Re
storative Qualities.
'You see the lady stepping out
of her carriage," said a city official
to a roporter, pointing to an ele
gantly dressed woman of seciety:
"What of her?"
"She drinks a glass of warm bul
lock's blood every day of her life
consumptive you know. Fact,
sir fact! If you want to know
anything about these things go to
the slaughter-houses and natch
Vm for yourself, or if j-our life is
too short, tackle the wholesale
butchers at the markets."
The reporter took a trip out to tho
slaughter-house of Michael Riley,
and stating the object of his visit
to that gentleman, was advised to
watch for himself. Daring tho half
hour that ho remained there came
five persons, who each drank from
a class to a glass and a half of hot
blood, just as the beasts were in
their death throes. One of the
five was a young man of twenty,
fasbionabty attired, and with the
air of a student who had burned
the midnicrht oil to a dangerous
extent, and also bore the traces of
dissipation. Another was an el
derly gentleman who came in a
private and aristocratic brougham,
drawn by two heavy English car
riage horses, and driven bv a liver
ied coachman, who knew just where
to pull up as he had evidently been
there before.
The other three were ladies; one
a young miss just blooming into
womanhood, but with fragile form
and ashy lips; she drank the ruddy
beverage with a slight tremor and
with averted head, while the elder
ly lady who accompanied her drank
hers with evident jelisu.and put
out her tumbler for another glass,
of which, however, she drank only
half, Tho fifth person was a tall
blonde of splrituelle appearance
clad in a tight-fitting, gray shop
ping costume, and of her it was
said thathe had visited tho abat
toir for several months.
'But I see onty the well-to-do,"
said the scribe.
"Yes," said the jovial Mike, witli
a-smile. "Only the wealthy can
enjoy life, and everybody admits
that there is life in bullock's blood
You mustn't suppose, however,
that we charge anything for the
sanguinary fluid, on the contrary
we give it away, and that I sup
pose is why tho poor people stay
at home and die of consumption
because they boliove any remedy
to be good or effective must bo
high priced. Don't you want a
glass?"
The roporter stifled his emotions
and strode rapidly away, followed
by Mr. Riley, puffing and blowing
from exertion. "If you want to
know anything more about this
thing, go down to Union Market
and see my brother Walter."
Mr. Walter Riley was found at
his stand in Union Market smok
ing a post-prandial pipe. Said he:
"I talked with Drs. Bend and
Digges about the efficacy of bul
lock's blood for pulmonary pur
poses and they are reticent about
it. As I understand consumption,
it is a wasting away of the lungs
and impoverishment of the blood.
Now, blood is a thousand per cent,
better, to my thinking, than cod
liver oil, and tastes better. You
want the blood of a young animal,
and if ycu let me blindfold you
Pll bet you a new tile that you
can't tell it from milk fresh from
the udder, but more than one glass
would nauseate you at first. You
must go slow. When the con
sumptives have tried the doctors
they come to the abattoirs as a last
resource, and I can tell you I have
-seen some wonderful cures. Of
course the doctors won't advocate
it but I know one physician who
nixes it to his wife rirht straight
alone-, so he mutt have faith in it. ,
e :... .i... .: f;i fi,n.-.mirewburer. N. Y., of June loth
UtiitlllliViO KlVt MM" J1 "'J - I
too far gone, and then of course it
is of no use trying that or ay-ig
thing else. I don't see why tliey
wait until the doctors have given
11,UI'- '
'How many people drink blood
in St. Louis?"
'Not over 1
25 I should judge.'
in it more in the 1
Thev believe in
East, particularly in New York,
where thousands drink it daily."
St. Louis Republican.
Recent Legal Decisions
A, who was in the employment
of B, baigained with him for the
purchase of a horse which B own
ed and kept on his farm, the price
to be paid from wages "to be
earned by A
The horse remain-
cd on the faun under the cae of
A, who paid for the forage and
who claimed ownership of the
animal. An attachment against
B was levied on the horse, and A
brough an action to lecover him
as his propei ty, Hull vs. Sigsworth.
t i ,i.. . ..
in January imc supreme emu . ... ,
errors of Connecticut decided in
favor of the acting creditor.
Judge Fardcc.in the opinion, said: 1
"There was no visible change in j
the possession of the horse, and j
the declarations of ownership made I
bv A. inciudeu those maae at me
time of tho attachment, must go good any losses they might sus
for nothing, because the apparent- j tain, and the playing continued
lv unchanged ownership bv B was until the sum of 150,000 was
a constant denial of their truth, pending on each hand, the pot
and, as a matter of law, bore them jhang swelled to the immense
down. amount of 450,000.
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.Millers who were engaged in
manufacturing Hour, niixma: for
the purpose rcd-nud white wheat 1
' '
nndho had wheat" in store for I
the purpose and who were lecciv-1 made any apparent settlement or
ing wheat in -tore for others and J not, has not yet appeared, but
rssurngwarenoiise receipts iliw-eyeed, it is biiid,""cqmpromis-hib
fore, applied- to'a baiilc for n loan j debt of honor, a few days after for
and were allowed the loan on j 120,000. - He paid Scott 820,000
condition ot their giving a waic-.111
house receipt for 18,000 bushels of
wheat as security. Thev jjav e the
receipt accordingly, stating there-
in that they had received in store'
18,000 bushels No. 1 white winter
wheat and No. 2 ied wheat, the
same or an equivalent in flour to
bo held for the banks as security
for the payment of a note of
S20.000. The miller subsequently
failed in business, having put a
fraudulent mortgage in possession
and the bank replevined from him
sucli wheat as was found in store
3,000 bu. No. 1 winter wheat
and took Hour manufactured from
the wheat in store for the temain -
dcr. Upon these facts the supreme
court of Michigan held: First,
that a warehouseman could make '
a valid nlodre of nraiii in store bv 1
. O O J
issuing a warehouse receipt there-
of, without the ceremony' of mak
ing actual delivery of the grain.
Second, that the pledge in this
nnse was noi invalid because of its
e 1 i-i. r 1 1
specifying two kinds of wheat,
but that the pledge was entitled
to take an equal amount of each
kind. Third, that not finding tho
requisite amount of wheat, the
bank might legally take an equiva
lent from the Hour, as they did.
A young man in a train was
making fun of a lady's hat to an
elderly gentleman in the seat with
him. "Yes," said his beat-mate,
"that's my wife, and I told her if
she wore that bonnet that some
fool vould make, fun of it." The
voung man slid out. At the ne.vt
station the old man poured out his
hot coffee into the saucer to cool.
"Look, ma," said a snickering giil,
"at that old fashioned way of
drinliing." "Yes," said the elder
ly gentleman, "and it was old
fashioned manners not to notice
it." The elderly gentleman finish
ed his journey in peace.
A Poker Game Described
A special to the Times iron,
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j
I .1 . -I .1.. .-. . . ...1-A-
j tnus uecr.o.;s me jrru-a. ,,. .
in hich Dr. Momravilla M.
Hedges and William-M. Scott are I
aroused of having Mvindb-d Fran- we should be hanged. Our neigh
cis P. Weed out of Sl-')0,00fl by, hoi V moral shadow help'- the dim-
. . ,,.,.. -in.:. .
means 01 siockou cams, i ...-.u-
jmarkahje game, accoum.g ..
papeis in the ease, w.is played one
evening List June in Dr. Hedge's.
dental rooms, mi ine ei.iiier "
, , j
Water and Second sticct, in this
city. When the party was seated
Dr. Hedges secured the deal; and
delivered five cards to each player.
The doctor dealt himself a full
hand, Scott obtained a four Hush
finil AVeed received three aees. j
Scott called for one card and se
cured a straight Hush. Weed
took two cards, one of which wu-,
an ace, making his hand four aces.
Dr. Hedges' hand was what te
known as a "pat," and he played
it without drawing. Weed's first
bet on his four ace was, it is said, j ells' Health lieiiuwor, Krcatot rem- wil
, ,. , ,. , , Itdyon earth lur imiHiteiife.loaniies.-i.Btn
1 000, which his opponent.-) bothUexiiHl debility, etc.. 51. at ilruusisK '
1 .1 i.;m oinnn ,.., Oroson Depot. DAVIS V-C;(Ml'ortlai!.l. -saw
and raised him lt)lJti ej0"-M)rf"on. 7P"
The play continued with raiie-. of
$1000 until the betting on
each '
hand had reached 10,000 or 513,
000, when Weed hesitated ! j
said : '"Look heie, boy, how are.
you going to pay this thing if I
gf.t it?" Scott and Hedges satis-
lieu luni ol their anility to maice
- 1
A call was then made, an.t bcott j
with Ins btraight nu&n raice.a the
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table,
Weed .and Hedges boinrr !' rf tho inost pow-pral ra-oiative
, r v. fai oasents in Jhe vegetable JunSiliuX It re-
ets. Whether -Hedges stores Kray lmlr to Its-oriRinal color. it
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the loseis. M1etl1cr Heogei
cash and gave him two notcH
for 850,000 each, with inteict,
one due in six and the other in
nine moths.. Scott was going to
California, and he placed the notes
in the hand-, of .1. Bostwick,
cashier of the Stissinr National
Bank of Pine Plains, Dutchess
county, who agreed to collect
thorn for 1 finer eniif nf thoir fnpe ' TllU Count Cilichon MIH the .SpanU.Ii
tnera ior iu pu cent 01 tneir tace, ylccro , leru m 1(W). The Counties
When the first note became due his who, was prostrated by an iidermit
,, ... , ,, . ., , , . , I tout f o ver. from which she wast retd by
Mr. eed, it is said, took it up by tho use of the natb e romedv, the I'eru-
the payment of 51,500, the $1 ,300 n,cK rVhc' counir?, H uinaVnna trowc o.NE STOHY and A ALr.
being for interest, and w hen tho Oralcf .u for her .eeovery on her roturu L,"-- fteirS US
, . . ,, -..jo- t0 Kurovo in iua, sho introdticed the ot yoiVia'tprontliclot. I'rice, STO. lxica-
scconil note matuiedhe paid ?.JJ,-. remedy in .Spain, where it was known , tiou, about cislit inliiutM' vaik tromfost
nn,. ;, ...,,i ..,.. ,.i ,r' under virious names until Inuianis oilier. Api.iyto UC.UOLOEN,
000 on it, and gave a lenewal Of Ue(1 it cincliona. in honor ot tho lady jes-tf Keal litato Agent.
j the balance with inteiest. Of the
' SS3,000 thus paid, the cashier, who
j made the collection, leaiized his
10 per cent. S,500 for his services.
Hold Your Tongue.
1'he world is nearly talked
cloatl. lo koep silence is ono oilnninf mnlnrlnl fever to-dav as thev.
tho Inst -ills with no nnr. f.vrr wero in the UllJ 1 ol tile mil spanisn s.s..c. njuiv ..n.-via ..
the lost aits with no one f vtr j YiCcrovs. Wo guaiautee the liiKredi- the property fronting on said portion of
hunting for it. Though a lattling cuts of theic bitters to lw absohitel.v sai.Tstrnt bofi ed with the auditor and
,.. ,. " P pure, and of the best known qualit. .derkot said ctt witluntp da s from
tonL'iic. like a rathncr wacon. is ,,oi ii-iii titur.- .mi timtthu u tin- the tinal nublicatioii of this notico the
1 evidence onlv of emptiness, we
' ' '
rattle away. Pious slander, sor
rowful talebearing and long-faced
O ' O C7 '
gossip are a trio hand in hand the.sar -
world ovei, fresh from tho tomb,'
the devil's, small change passing on
sight. How few ran koop silence j
without any sins but their own.
From mouth to mouth goes the '
slanderous tale, always a sweet t
morsel to.the vicious, and only to
be sugar-coated among the good
1 irTI ,.
twin "rni sorry. "I'm sorry is a
kind of atonement for circulating
what we know should not be men
tioned a stiuggle for self respect
while self condemned for being in
very mean company, and being
engaged in a very Jisieputable
business. Is itself a lie. True
sorrow never seeks a public high
way for parade of anything. Tale-
ueanng is aengntiui. tt has a
back-action. To be able to un
cover the pit into which our neigh-
bor has fallen is proof positive
that we arc not in the pit our
selves; and in the condemnation
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another into the hands of justice,
..f .--.. .in cr 1II llfflHl tintrtll
while justice is seeking for u- and
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ii - v, ........ ...... . -
u.L-,c....u., .. .-.., (
!;,, the praise of virtue
jw, ,!, not possess it."
-aMMaBBMaMB
About .-5,000 members of the
. n
Old German JJnpllsK or IJmi-
kards met at Davton. O , last
,T. , ' , . .. "- r, , , ,.
Wednesdays then I entncoMal
"athering. Old, gray-haiied men
giaspcd each other about tin- neck,
l-:t.l .....! .-. t...t ..c .....n.tn.
lmC M !., .r. - " ... j
were exprcslv forbidden, and the t orjaNESs. DESPONDENCY, coir
wonien novei uiu;oeied their bTlPATlON, PIUIS. &c., that these
. , i i i - f ilia havo gamed such a wide reputation,
heads except to eat, tin. woild is Ko7emedy wa3 erer discovered that act;
not likely to know what wa-. tlnne, so speedily and gently on the disosrivo or-
... .," i .i . i Eans, RivhiK them tone and vigor to as-
either thiough the pres-, or by , 9TSnIt5155a. mn&mgssrtt
gossip.
r:t and Aei-io.
t'atarrh of the Itlaiidrr.
bt'liaitW. siillltlllS', irril.ltion ol the
nrirurv iTi-,-..u!(.. iiienseil iiiseliarses. '
"VoL'HVavIs & CO..dIrt7nn.U
Orejron. ;
-'IjoukIi n Kntx."
. Mag (.ml fouml nt
lmiKKisis ior -iiou;ii on i;ai. 11 1
-I ..... .- .;.x. nnA..l...i MIn
clears out rats, miee, roacliiv
, flips, Ijfd-
turns, inc. boe-.
lVood fop Sale.
1 1lim nhont .six lmnilri'il mid flft !
coidsotilrv hemlock, which I will sefljpnmi,c Prncbac
for cash at $3.73 per cord. 1 willtlelner "OmUS, DrilSllBS,
the wood to my customers. - ctnii.,., rnnmnn
i;.j:.mai:k, Stationery, Frames
- - -- - "
Rian:w-KK Kaclentille combination of
1. . ll .1 -.. A-.
makes tho senlp white "and clean. It
cures (laiulruil and humors, auu tniliiiu'
out of tho hair. It f uriilshe-, tlid nutrl- .
the imnciplo by which tho hairis nour-
niieii aim tujiiHii iiai. 11 mi.wr inc-inir '
moist, soft and glassy, andU unsur
nassed as a liair itrcasiiiff. It i-. the mot
economical preparation ever offered to
timp. mnlrini'nnlt-nn npp.inliiiinl nmili. '
cation necessarvi It ".- recommemteil
and used bv eminent medical men. niul
officially endorsed Iiytlie btate Asacr
ot Massachusetts Tho popularity of
IlalNIIaii Itcnowcr In-, incrersed with 1
the tet of many year., ootli In thi-.
country and in forei!?n lands and it is
now known and Used in nil the cUized
countries ol the woild.
Koit S.U.i: 1SY ALT. Dr.ALKII.
rernvian Bitters
Cinchona Itnbri
ian uarK. nr. :;-) u v.as ruuru in inn
who had brought them that vyhieii was
more precious man me koiu n inn i ucus,
.iM,i n... Ar.t 4Mh .;., w.r. iiiu .!. ...1
us nothing to take ItVpIare. It elfeotu-
allv cures a iuorW.1 appelito tor stlniu-
io.3 1.1-mctnri.K. ll... ..iim-ii ton., i.e.
lUlIk. '. ..I.J.VI.I. ' ...1....... .- w.
of the Cinchona K preserved in the
t -. - ." . .. .-. . ,
bC3l bitter in the world. -The proof of
....... .i.i;, ic ; tiw. i.ntln.r'. ..mi un
.. i,.-: ... Ci.T.i.'. ii,. j ...-. T,re..i.. i.v
all drusists, firoeeis and liquor dealers.
so. "" " "-. ".""-. "-
Uruf r 11. l.leo.v.,u.'ius ii.rsi.irui.
! the stomach. It attacks omcswi.Iovo Asiom. Deiwecu ine soutu siuc oiune
1 of liquor as it doo-i a fever, and destroys namus street and the south side of As
ihntiifiilLe. The nou.-rhil tonic Iittio tor sticet, bv pllinsr, capplu'' and
" of.. the . Bl00d!tMK m LBU LIMS.
la not a "em-e ell," it i a uioou-purlfierani! I
lOUie. lllinunij Ul liiu uiwm 'iwi i.i-n3-
tein, deranses tlie circulation, nnd tlius in
duces manv disorders, knuMi bv ditlcrent
names to distinguish them acvunlhiz to ef
fects, but being really brandies orpbnsesof
thatsrc.it pcnenc ilisordcr. Ininnrlty or
Illond. Such are DMipfpi'i, lStttimunt,
Lirer Complaint, Connttpatinn. ICcrroux Df
onltr. Headache, liaehaehe, General U'cah
tuvw. Heart Dlfcate.Dropty. Kldnry Dheae,
Piles, Bhcumattom, Catarrh, Set otula, Shin
Disorders, Pimple. Uleers. SmlUnot, Ac,
ic. Kins of tho Ulood prevents and
cures these by attacking the caue. Impurity
ot tho blood. Chemists and plij siclans agreo
In calllnc it "tho most genuine and efficient
preparation for the purpose." Sold by Drug
gists. l per bottle. See testimonials, direc
Uons,S.e.,lnpaniphlet, Treatise on DLseascs
ot the Blood," wrapped around each bottle
D. RANSOM. SON & Co..lTops
Buffalo, Wt.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IT'S
PILLS!
AP AM AHTI DllinilO UnniPlUC
HO nn mtll-UJLlUUO tTlLUlUlllL,
jgSyiiiTOBtteMB
as uii-e. QTJ3 SYSTEM, give tone to the DIQES
1 ivn ORQA3TS, create perfect digestion
luiu rcuuur mu vbiwuib u. tut) uu w uu.
AS AH AJfiTlMALARlAL
They have no equal ; acting aa a prevent-
fyp and euro for BiUoas, Kemlttent, Into?
iniltent. Typhoid Fovera, and fever and
(Ague. Upon the healthy action of the
st5555hand Uver depends, almost
wholly, tho health of the human race,
DYSPEPSiAi
It W for the cure ofthls disease and its at-
ton.iar.tu KTr"ir.'ITW'nr.trB! KTIRV.
NEKVE3 are BRACED, the BHAlN
NOUKISHED, and the BODY HO-
BUST. Try thjTBemedy fairly and you
will gain a Vigorous Body, Pure Blood,
Btrons Nerves, and a Cheerful mind.
Price 2uc. 35 jlorray St., I. Y.
EnwamMHMiMBHaMHHaHMMa
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
Gray Haih on Wbuxebs cbiineed to a Globsi
Black by a Elcfcla appbcatioa of liua Drc It liu
MoldbrDruiorB6ntbyeipre3!oarclptof$l
i parts a?i&laral color, and acta lostanuceoosir
Office. 35 Murray St.. New York
-,
OIWX"
BOOK STORE.
Wc are lousUntlj i.vlvlug new aJdltlom
1 our stock and lnve the finest antt
1 iijiM a-sMirtnicnt ot variety
KochI- In tiic city.
Celluloid Goods.
AU(mrslWd!, aa-mark
.,nu.,rt.Jminn(iT'!
J am!noqmBn
cil in j4jin figurcj
and note prices.
Oil AS. St EVENS S90N
FT A T J IT "V 51 4fiT HI? Tt S
nViK DTji. -.JtV LXlJlilVO,
m'ffirrr
AlTklSiiU'tfi UouKcJ.vork Uoiin nt
.lOl'IC,t notice.
shop rnrr ot Cass and Astor btreet.
ASTORIA,
ORKRON
School Notice.
TO TT1U I.KGAI. VOTERS OF &CIIOOL
UiMrlct Xo. is Notice is herehy given
th.it th.it tliorc tlll he a mwthiL' on Mondav
' eve vna, at 7 -JH i". it., tho Ifitli of June, at
Hie school houo In s.iid .Ustrlct, for thp
purposo of lev v ine a school tax for school
piirij.isc4fnrtheeiwulng j ear, and for such
other binim-. as niaj come before the
mcctlnj;.
li onler of tliubojui of school directors.
K.W.tttlJVELY Clerk.
ItOIIKH AM) i.or ion ham;
In OlnejV Astoria.
Street Improvement Notice.
X()T1(K IS lll.KKBi GIVKN
that tho Common Council of the City of
Aston.i nropo-,0 to oidcr the irnprove-
liiciit of Hamilton street iu McClure's
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planUiiK the same, in the same manner
impioved, and unless a lemonstrance
1.1 , I.. ..... ... .. .r ... n 4.... n
Common Council will Older siid im-
luov eiiicut to be made.
riv- order of the Common Council.
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Auditor and Clerk.
Astoria, Oicjton, Jane 10, 1&S2.
, Barboius
j Wo. 40 I2-Ply
j SALMON TWINE I
I
SEINE TWINiBS.
A Full Stock Now on Hand.
HENRY DOYLE & CO.,
.111 Market Htri'Ot. Man FrauelHco
Solo Agents for tho Pacific Coast.
A Nasal Iujector free with each
bottle ot Shlloh's Catarrh. Remedy.
Trice 50 cent. "Sold by "W, E. Dement.
PieiFIC MUTUAL LIFE
Of OCtllfOZXlJ.Ct.
A. McKINNlE, Manager.
For Oregon. Washington and Idaho Territories
oFrioK ltw musT sTitFirr. Portland, or.
UelVrcncc:
OKAS. 1IODO h, ot Hodi;e, Da U & Co.
JAMESsrEEL.CjshlprPlrsr Nntlnnvl Hnb.
t.f. A. .S1ROWUKIOUG, WlxolCaala UMther
ana nnutiiij.
C.A.DOLi'H.of Dolph, Eronansti, DolphA
blmon.
Col. J. -McCRAKEX. of J. llcCraken & Co.
1 C. HKNH1CI15E, ot Htwlchwn Si
Oreenberg.
Dr. G. E. SOTTAOE. M. U.. Ktimlner and
I'hysicUn.
MISCELLANEOUS.
!
S. AltNDT & FP:RCUKN,,E.
APIOKIA.
OlttOOX.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
BtlCKHMini
bh.op4
r.
Boiler Shop
(
All k'll.U ot I
j
ENGINE CANNERY,
JJD
STEAMBOAT WORK
rromptly attonded to.
Axpeclalty ruade of rcpaUlDK
CANNERY DIES,
FOOT Ol' LAFAYETTK STRKET.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
Bknto- Strkft, Xk.u Faiskxr Housk,
ASTOKIA. - OKKGO.V.
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND!
DUlLtn - mARhKb. -. '
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specially.
O.aLS'FXCTG-S.
Of all IH'stcWptlonM made to Order
at Short Xotlre.
A. D. WAfW, I'rcsldent.
J. ;. Hcstlkb, Secretary.
I. W. Casf, Treasurer.
Jons' l'ox, superintendent.
WILLIAM ED GAB,
Corner Main and Cheaamus Streets,
AKIOKIA OREOOS
OEALXE c
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Tho Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS & SONS
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE QENUINE W0STENH0LIU
cRii other JiaglUh Cutlery.
STATIONERY 1
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Moershaum Pipes, etc.
A tine stock of
WutehvM niul Jewelry. Jlnzule and
Ilre-h Loading Niiol Gnn.s una
ItlllcH. Hrvolvei-s. l'lxtoln.
ami Aiumuaitlon'
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B. 13. FKANKLIN,
UNDERTAKER,
- Comer Cass and Bquemo(lio streets,
ASTOniA, - - - ORKGON
WALL PAPER
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WINDOW SHADES
AND
UNDERTAKERS GOODS.
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.V.9. BUBRELL.of Knapp,BuHellfcCo.
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AKDltEW BOBEItTS, of FWtfi & Roberts.
JOHN CTIAN. of John Cran & Co,-
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Each of the aUxse meaha10JOlJUttP
ance la this Company. - "
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BUSINESS CARDS.
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8URAJKJE AOKS1.
XU. J. C. HHACTER,
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(UB17TSCHER AllZr.)
IlHrai'o f thn Throat SpedaHy.
OUlce oer Conn's Drug Store.
J)R. C. C. CLA3S,
THYSICIAN AND SCBOEOK.
OAIpo over A. V. AUeaS Store,
astoria, - ocsGoy.
Q.KW t PABKEK.
1 County Knrveyw
Of Clatop County. Offlc:.Cheaous stieeX,
, . 31. C. A. haU-Taiom No. 8.
-CI D. WISTOW.
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
' e"Omce In Python Baildlo?.
I ASTORIA,
- OBEGOcJ,
I JAY TCTTIiE. JC P.
1 PHYSICIAK AKD SUEOBON
' Office Over tho -White House Btoto
' RrjiBEXCK Oxtt ElbersouM Baktir, op
posite Barth & MTtre' Saloon.
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L. KL'I.TOS. M. D.,
rhvulclan and Stneta.
OKWCE-Orcr A. v. Aiiea'a SHXttT sow.
Kooins. at the Parker Home.'
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PENTBST,
- - - .OBEOOtt
ASTOniA,
1 Boodm In AUeu'a bUldlcj np Main, comer
1 ot Can aiMi Sqeinoeqbe streets
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j Q. A. BOWLBY.
attorxey"at LA.H.
Chenanius Street. - ASTOHIA. OBSOOA
r T. BKHXEY,
ATI OB3HEV AT I.W.
May bo found at the Court Bouse.
Q H. BAIS A CO.,
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Uoora. WLndowH, BUada,
robm, liabcr. Etc
All Und ot Oak Lumber, Glass, Boot 41a
lexlal, ete.
Turning and Bracket Work
A SPECIALTY.
Hte.uu .Mill nrsr Weston hotel. Cor. Ua
evlve and Astor streets.
I. W.-CASE,
IMP011TEK AMD WHOLBSALB ANO
I AIL DEALER IS
GEIOAL MEBCHAMOIS&
oruer Cuuoiin and Cass streeta.
ASTORIA - - - - OREOON
3Et.exxxo-VAJ..
TO THE LADIES OF ASTORIA.
1TAKE fLEASURK IN INFOBMINO
you that I have removed ay Dresv
making rooms
From Chenaraas St. to Caas St.,
Next door to Tuk Astobia." o&ee. I
thank thr ladies tor their liberal patronage.
MBS. A.
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'CLEANING and REPAIRINa
NK.VT. CIO.1' AND QUICK. BY
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M-iln StTfrt. opposite Jf- In;.
GOOD CHEAP BOOTS, .
I have
Lately Reduced the Pile
Of nit mr First-Class
IMIOTtf 1I HHOKS MADE -TO OKBWt,
As. fotlows :
Mnest hewed CaU Boots - - ttlH
Finest Feexcd Tap Soled - - WW
Finest Pegged Single Soled - -woo
Nothing but the Best
Genuine Mercer French Catf
Used In My Shop.
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Opplte the O. R ft N. Co. DoBt.