The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, June 27, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textm 2!tl jQltftB &SaXnXU j ASTORIA. OREGON: TUESDAY. JUKE editor J .1. V. HAIXOEAX.. - r"'m" f--i)t for freedom, for Oregon's Senator. j humanity,, and in the hope that "Caix no man happy till ho dies," said Solon, thus tersely voicing the thought of all ages, that posthumous 'fame alone does inctfop to tne-'meinorv and the merits' of men. ' . Among the many names that we of this coast delight to honor, not even the name -of Broderick, of California, excites more reverential lemembrance'than that of Colonel Baker, United States senator from Oregon, who fell; as the world knows, while .leading his men in the fight at Ball's Bluff, Ya. On the 30th ult., Congressman George, of this btate delivered the Decoration Day. address at Balls Bluff, and, in a eulogy of the gal lant snint, ho said: ."Ho was a wonderful man One of thoscgen- j iuses of nature which flash thwart j across the skv of human existence, i ,-,., - , . ., i i ,' , i it Offoreign birth.he laid down his life for the 'country of his adoption.! We were proud of him. .My state, the most distant on the golden Pa cific, honored him with her highest trust. He was our senator when ho fell. We are proud of our fol-tlicrOur-prator, our statesman, and our heio. Baker was patriotic and magnanimous. His was the clar ion voice in the grand volume of invocation which everywhere rose to high heaven, "Spare us from the madness of disunion and civil -warj" and he wns'the lastl of the senators to give up the hope that something might be done by conciliation and compromise. He hoped, he sympathized, lie strug- gled to the last, but alf in vain. At the linnl moment he nerved him self for the desperaii- encounter. Iniho sendte,tn thfce wnrdshe pro claimed his intentien: 'Now,' I will not vote to lay down arms till, with- out treatythe flag of the United St-ites waves over overy "portion of its territory. Till then give the pi esi- dent a million men, rnve him the whole revenue of the government, the whole property of the people; do not refuse a single regiment; do furl a single sail; do not abate a single- jot of all your embrittled vigor till that hour has ceme: do -not make peace until the glory of the American flag shall be its own defense. Why, sir,' he exclaimed, 'I have heard it said that theie was a time in Ireland when a virgin, alone, unguarded, could ao through all its length and breadth with'a crown upon her head and a golden v.iso in her hand, arid no man dis turb her honor or rob her of her treasure. I desire, before I make - peace, to see the time when a vol unteer drummer boy shall be able to carry the flag of tlio United States in eiery city and in every wilderne-s where it has once float ed, amid the enthusiasm, the sub mission, the profound reverence, of ever' man, woman, and child who-gazes upon its stars.' Ho, like Clay and Webster and Jack son and Lincoln, was for trying thestrength of the constitution. His soul became fired with military ar dor at the attack upon Sumptcr's walls; and At a mass-meeting in Onion Square, in New York, he delivered an address which thrilled the souls of all who heard it. Ho there pledged bis porsonal ser vices to his country as a' soldier, and closed "with these impressive and eloquent words, which wore greeted with' a tlfunder of ap plause: 'And if from the far Pacific a voice feebler, than the feeblest muruiur upon its shore maybe heard to give you courage and-hopo in this contest, that voico is yours today. And if a man whose hair is giay, who is well nigh worn out in the battle and toil of life, may pledge himself on -such an occasion as. this,. and in such nnaudience 'let me -say, as mv lost. word, when amid sheeted fire and flame 1 saw and led the ho'sts'oFNew York as they charg ih contest-upon," foreign soil for the honor of your flag, so "'again, if Providence shall will it, ; this -(coble -liana shall draw a SWOrd never Iyct dishonored act to fight fcr distant honor ia a foreign land, out u ngnc tor country, for home, for law, for government, for consti- " T , J ""'" au" . ..t, um iiciuauuvcr mat oan- ner waves there glory may pur sue and freedom bcestablished.' ' It is a sad coincident, inview of the eloquent oration delivered by Cclonel Baker, in California, on the laying of the Atlantic cable, when he joyfully proclaimed that "thought had bridged the Atlantic and cleared its unfettered path across the sea, winged by the lightning and guarded by the bil low," joining Europe and America, and calling, as he did, for another Field to scale the Sierra Xevadas as ho had sounded the sea, until. the. Atlantic and Pacific had lt'- linked together. That, Mugulni as it may seem, the first mesiage, a few years after, flashed actors the completed link to the Pacific carried a current of sonow to the !P'lP',J of tlio Mebt in j'" J - . thu nouncement of the death of Colo- nel Baker. Ttist So. Talkino about advertising, and the too prevalent practice of beg ging people to advertise, the New Tacoma Ledger sensibly .is: "If men do not believe in advertising, if they do think it necessary for the promotion of their business and it is not infrequently the ease that newspaper advertising would be of no benefit why seek to force it upon them? Are they not the best judges of their own busi ncss, seeing that they have better acquaintance with it both end-ally-and in detail- than anv one else? Do not force it, do not press it, for your own personal reputa tion as a man of spirit and pride in a professon which should rise above the calling of beggaiy. Mako a good paper, put eapitai of labor and coin into it. so that it will win circulation and bc- comu tvamamo as an auverusinir mcriium. Ivven announce the. iact and declare that it is valuable, if you can truthfully doso, just as men declare that their groceries and drygoods are valuable, but in the name of Heaven, for your own sake and for the sake of a huge number of worthy people in your profession, do no! button-hole your neighbors and whine like a weak cur about giving ''support" to the papers asking them for an "ad." .It is contemptible. It is outrageous. It is outrageous that every time these neighbors yon have whined to and button-holed and bored meet with a newspaper man they look upon him with con tempt, and are free with him, think ho has no money, and le gard him as a proper person to make a butt on all occasions, and to belittle in many ways.,J (.. i - .r-- Tin: Democrats of California Ifavu nominated General Stone- man, of Los Angeles, as their candidate for governor at the en suing election. The piominent contestants were IIearst,who30 only claim was that he owned 820.000, 000 worth of property, and John son, who based.all his strength on tho fact that he wasa"C. P. man." Stonetnan is a rarity in these days, he is positive, honest, with clean hands, and a good record, and rep resents tho better element of Cali fornia politics. Thr.ee years ago, under the new constitution craze, there wero three rail road commissioners olected , J3eer9tetober, of .. Saii Francisco, Cone",' of-Red Bluff, and Stone man. The first two fell down beforo tho potent" influonce of the sack; Stonetnan was not purchasable, and voted in the minority. He deserves credit, and will bo a hard man to beat. SoifE of- the rolling mills jn Pittsburg last year paid thirty per cent, to tho ovners. It is not surprising that they can atTord to shut down for a time, when the workmen strike for.an advance in wages. NEW TO-DAY. For Sale. rnwo aches ok land. wrrrj fivi? 1 storv house, situate within 300 feet of wharf at Cathlamet. Washington Territory, i Price 400.' ; One acre of laud, with tno-ston houc situate within ) feet of snmc hnrf. l'rice 1 sun. iVinn of 1S5 -.wro. mtli house, .mil tno wood wharfs. Frontage une-half iniio on Columbia Itli er : SO acres aider land on place ; situate one wile from above wharf. Trice S1.EH!. ( l'or particulars emintre of Geo. B. Roberts, Cathlamct. V. T.. or V. K Strong. 1'ortland. Oregon. Dissolution of Partnership. aUlE rAKTNEnSHir HERETOFORE X-' . Wins betw een Binnister, Zamlleeh & Co. In theUtestauraut Business, hnowu as the! "Variety," is this dav di-oolied by lnutunll consent. All persons indebted to the Hon1 are requested to mane immediate payment. I and all persons having tlalms against nare remieMeu io picseui me lame. The Business of the House will be eontln unlsinder tlieFirm name of Vm. Bannister. WILLIAM BAXXrSTKi: X ZAMLIECH. Vdorb, Oregon, .lune 2Cth. 1!2. sirs lost. LAST SUNDAY MOUSING, OFF CLAT sop spit, 200 fathom-, net ; Harbour's twlue, -10 mesh, corks brat.ded .T. O.. bnoi marked W. 1. ;o. Leave at tlio WIT COAST TACKING COMl'ANY'M ofllee. .Tll27 3t 5fMW4.WL&iI'3'Hai,B;; FORTHEBLODD ISTHE LIFE Make ue of the Vegetable Kiii-jdnm. aimi liitcly tlio BEST KNOWN REMEDY! I'orthe Itluoit nuil liver romplatiits, en or Old 4'liills, lrtrr. tEise. Bisprmlu. elc. assi-ti-sr 1 nit Otxir -!il.1nj ami Ulmlilrr Ititrairs. 4'lirouir 4ln Trmilile, :unl IthcuiiiulNlti " U(Cs Stood the Test FOR YEAt?S. l'or ) trtiLiiUrs and iPtUiuonlals from ncil known ihiiiIi hi our Statf rrail loi'a! .mil olivuinM. Prlce ul. jcr Itottlc, To insuro a tuio take "iK lots for j..iiu. Yoiir ilruggkt keeis aud reeomincads It. Ask for. and s.ee tint yon net ilie genuine. G LFm .itr.ALia: l FOURTH OF JULY! -i5 FIREWORKS I TORPEDOES, Fire Crackers, Sky Rockets, BOMBS! Roman Gandles, Mines, BALLOONS! FLAGS! Toy Pistois, Paper Caps. BOOK AMD STAT ONERY. The !.irgit block of Blank Books and Stationery Of eerj description. School Books, nibles. Foctleal Works, Albums and Cold l'ens. Betides a full and comnlcto fl stock -of evertlilns nsuallv Jkeutm n m11 rninil.itpd llnnfe Store. Alio, news dejot and asency for erry papur unu pcriouieai puoiiinen. Carl Adler's Kusic Store Pianos and Organs. 0( all makes, toitttantly oa lia.nU Abo a mil itock ot VIOLINS, GUITARS, BANJOS. AC- nAEMONIOAR, FLUTES. Also a large stork of the best ot VIOLIN -AND GUITAtt STRINGS, SHEET JlUSIC, AND JlUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, as neu as overytmiiK else Dcioiirin" to n v irst Liass music Blore. I'ianos and Orgaitssold on the monthly in stallment plan, or for rent. CARL ADLER'S VARIETY STORE "Watches, Clocks and Jewelrv. rocket and Table ftntlerv. 'f iSJK Yankee Notions anil Tojs. CT vjKl'ictuio Frames and Cliromos. ,"nuj Viuiiuw, t VUUIllCll. assortment. New goods byv every steamer. Tho public are Invited to examine my stock and prices. CHEXAMTJ3 ST., - ASTOBIA. OREGON BEOI9TEEED KAHCUM. 1879. mwmmm 111 gfe -i i f-Zt: Ep:J'--2e0Zf. SMgS4?S -iii-rSILKi tc-. wiv - . jcv--v:xf. t--x&i'z&ys xrsssasssee 0 z&csJr r -sV"i -j2riJ . T r J- lVi.. -f -fRXClS T OUEL- Dissolution of ASK THE FOLLOWING : Is it an object to save Five Dollars orua Beautiful 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 ol Shoes? Is it worth while to save money in purchasing Corsets from, the largest assortment in Astoria? If so, CALL AT THE CALEFORftSA STORE They are closing out business. Mm $5 Less on a Suit than any oilier Store in Astoria ! :: gj; fi-mr ryr g-ffiTt XjnOQCVtXOXlI CiSXSF;R:T2:.L STOB.S, Opposite . ., Astoria, Oregon. T$ rheBossClonee and Tea rm j ., JS 3$M. TWO DOORS EAST;OF OCCIDENT, Tfi!5ll5i& Wr tSSa SlPffSrSf Lfricsw'jj . mi CHAS. HEILBORN, .MANUFACTURER OP FURJsriTrjB.E AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, "Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN VOLES Complete in every branch. MARTIN di:ai.i:i: in FUKNTTTJ RE Corner 31nin anil iim'iuoi;tia Strett. .sloria, Ori'fou. Wl DOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS; LOOKING GLASSES, ETC. t Complete Moil.. PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD. AIX KIXBSor rilRXITt'KK lSi:iMIIi:u ,111) VAIiaiSHKI). Dairy Farm for Sale. I am instructed Uv Jfr. C3. V. Colllnhc ir . to oircr for sale liis Dnelj -lw ate.l farm OX CLATSOP PLAINS. It coniist-. of 1C0 acres of excellent pasture , land which, with the adjoiumi; cattlo ranjre, is capable of supportinK 70 head of stock tiie je.irround. Eight acres fenced mid ii nen-s under cultivation. Finest tcjctiiMc Onrilcn on I he 1'l.iin And several heaiins fruit tices. il.meh U protected liv rising Biomid and timber be tween it and the ocean, from all heavv winds and storms. House C'oiifaluina 7 I.um. Stoie-room, indk-room, barn, stable, wagtm slied, etc., etc. This valuiMe farm Is situated Hi miles soutli from roint Adams' Light House, and if applied for soon will be sold at a ery low figure, 3Ir. Coninbcrry being old and desirous of retiring lrom labor. If not sold at prhate sale before the first or August, the.wholo property will be disponed of at Public Auction. Title indisputable, enquire ot J'or further pirtieiil.m E. C. H0LBEN, Real Estate Agent. tr Notice. TVTOTICE IS nEREBY GIVEN HIATjI J-H forblitho City of Astoi ia or its citizens from trespassing on that piece of land in tho City of Astoria, called by some Hamil ton street, as I claim the same n mv in.il- .Tldual property. THOS.-MONTEITH. Jnao 20,1882. d5t 1 - 'VXU WTS' Ot-5CsBS!rf' -iAkt-uW irt.v";i4jii Partnership A may r.i: hah or r? tttlZ hiV is . Sags7 SE.R.HAWES sni.i: aoi:nt. A!s.. Asent for lln- eKlrali-d MEDALLION RA2UE sti Aai rirriMis a srifiAtn. Noim but. the bt-t woikmen einplojed. ll work'u icanlcPd or no elurce. TO ASTORIA, OREGON s BEDDTNG, OLSEN. m BEDD JNG . L ( ) E B & GO. i .10111:1:1s i WrNES. LtQUOKS, AND CIOAKS. AGENTS rOR THR Sost San Fruncicco Houses and Castorn Distilleries. tS".Ul goods sold at .San I'ra'ici'CO l'riees. MAIN STKKET. Opposite Taiker House. Astoria, Oleuoii. ASTORIA. OREGON g? DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, Toilet and Fancy ArticlesV PATENT HIEDIOIWES, ETC. STiescrlptlous carefully compoundcdjnt all hours. E"HomeopathIc Tinctures and Pellets, and Humphrey's Specifics also kept. MjnimmjiwJ UN FOUETH Firemen's 3?0 TO UNDER THE AUSPICES OF ASTORIA ENGINE COMPANY NO. I. On Tuesday Evening, July 4th, AT THE SKATING RINK." -Honorary HON. HON. HON. HON. E. A. XT. TAPT A. VANiDUSEN, W. AV. PARKER, .TOHX 11 AllS, C.W.FULTON', DEMENT, BERRY, . GEOKGE FIAVEL. Reception C. A. MAY, B. B. FRANKLIN, .1. STRArfcS -Floor Committee.- .1. G. CHARTERS, L. E. SELIG, G. P. WHEELER, Tickets. Including Gentleman and Lady, S1.50. The Pole of Astoria ami Vicinity is Corfflly M ei o AH. '. a. X Jl-rijMtaliJ' t.'lisiraeter. will lc aainittetl. Tioketi can ! had f tiny motulrpr of tin Comiiany iiml at all the prlnel pal sloros 1" tlir fit j. BY iillStr.lt OF THE COMMITTEE. (si'ccnsxei: to jackins & Montgomery.) s df feSSSSsst cokm:i: os' .iia:xcani wmmw & HEOIIT'S AND- ARE THE BEST. And cot no more than other brands-; and if the Merchant with whom jou trade does not keep our Clood3.it is because it pas better to sell a pair of Boots or Shoes every to months than every four or fie. WK GUAnANTEn nvcuY I'Ain vr. mu;u. All Merchants in good cicdit can procure these Goods at our Warehouses in Portland or San TranLlsco. Try our "HERCULES"' Patent Boots HECHT BROS. & CO. Vlatn ami Fancy SEWING- OP ALL KINDS ! Suits lnaJo In tho best stjle fiom S to 550. Satisfaction Gunraatooil. MRS. GEO. HXLJiER. - Next door to "Weston House, iell 4 - w nxa mma OF JULY Bress Ball. 3rXTQX3L- Committee. HON. G. S. AVRIGHT, HON. V. C. IRELAND, HON. E. J. TAYLOR, A. J. jIEGLER, RORT. CARRUTHERS, J. F. HALLORAN, CAPT. J. G. HUSTLER. Gommittee. - G. REED, P. J. GOODMAN, G. HANSEN, CHRIS. EVENSON, A. C. FISHER. - ' H. SPELLMIER. tgmfgomery, DEALEltS IS t; Qhoot Irnn and rnnnoi Warp. ""I"""" ..wi. ...I- vrrvi ...-. A General Assortracutlol HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Aseuts for Mageu Stores and Kanges The liest in the market. r.umbu'.s goods of all kinds on (hand. Job work done in a workmanlike manner. .iiiKt'inssox sthekts, MARTIN FOATiD. .1. J. STOKES, F0AED & STOKES, Wholesale and retail dealers In Wood aadWillow-ware, GROCERIES, Tobacco, Cigars, Wines and Liquors ronniGX .vnd domestic Fruits and Vegetables, 3?QXyE, FEED, AND I COUNT RY PRODUCE. AUll General Commission Merchants ASTORIA, OILEGOX. Nett to OrcRon Hadway & Xav. co's Doek. Jw Leinenweber & Co., C. LKiNnxwrnKE. it. bbowx. ESTABLISniED 188S. ASTORIA, OREGON, TMHEBS All (MM, Manufacturers and Importenot A IX KINDS OF AND FINDINGS - Wholesale Dealers In OIL AND TALLOW. ear-Highest cash pnea paid for Hides ana Tallow. 4 . A-.-