The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, July 11, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textw JgftC 53&il 5i CftiStU . -' -4 ASTOUIA-OIIEGON- .TUESDAY....U.7.......miA 11. i8SUood faith actually resided uP0,HTVTrT"NrnP O ITT -. I and improved the land for the full i iHivi'i " V l ..:::iitor JM'.HAXLORVV... Mrs. Stop's Idea. ! That "the race i? not always to the swift or the battlo to the strong," one of those absurd ne- gations whose paradoxical chnrac- . ter constitutes their charm to some, mav nrobablv he the as- ' signed reason for the prese.it at-j tempt of a woman with a mis sion" to make herself notoiious in California. Her name is Mrs. J. W.Stow, she "edits" a paper called "The "Woman's Herald of Indus try," and she announces her inten tion to run for-governor in the coming campaign. She claims to represent "An Idea.' It is just possible that the masculine brutes who monopolize the ballot box cannot realize the feelings of those of the other sex who seem to insti tute a perpetual warfare with the Almighty for not creating them of a different sex, and those low creatures may not fully understand Mrs. Stow's" "Idea.". With the laudable desire of instructing the ignorant this self-constituted cham pion of "Industry," sends us copy of her remarkable paper, in which we find marked her edito rial, which is at least unique, and posses all the charm that, novelty affords. It is a thrilling produc tion, and starts off in this way: "Everything in this abnormal, wholly masculine state household has become so littered with party issues, and flogged with debris of partv strife and corrupt prac tices, that a good housewife is needed at the helm of state, with broom and dust-pan to sweep up and out the accumulated rubish of years.'' After this effort, culminating in the original spelling of "rubish," she relieves the Creator of a grave responsibility by announcing that she is "self-made," and makes the alluring and seductive statement that she is "in the prime of life, uupicklcd with whisky and to bacco and enjoys perfect health. Believes in - honesty, not policy; in reason, pot speculation; in truth, not falsehood. She doe- not fish, hunt nor play poker. Xo at tractions can lure her fiom the post of duty." The Just statement being an un qualified one is to be received witji caution. After this our feminine agitator voluntcprs the information that she is "A scholar, editor and orator; she would make honestv profita ble, season law with justice, put a snaffle bit in the mouth of monop oly; and, that she would abolish probate -courts and burn the widows." Whether she cm count on unani mity of support among the widows is exceedingly doubtful. Scatter ed through the columns of hev paper are several fragrant breath ings which are presumably a part of her creed. It is unfortunate for the" cause that .Mr,. Stow ig nored the spelling book in her early years. . Even wonien with "'a mission" can not safely ignore all conventionalities, and the mat ter of spelling is hardly one that can be relegated to the domain of private judgment. When an al leged woman spells in this fashien: friteful," "welth," oritor," "buro," "deling,'jetc., the pity that one naturally feels for ignorance vanishes before the contempt that is inspired by such ranting folly as the above. t Tiwe to Acquire Homesteads Short- A hill has passed the senate and is now on the speaker's table ';9 ill" the house. The bill is as fol- lews: "To shorten the time required "to acquire"homesteads on the pub .lic domain.." That section twenty-two hun- dred and ninety-one o! the revised statues be, and the same is hereby, amended by' striking out the words "five years" where the same occur in said section, and inserting h T their stead the words "three , ,years." ' - Sec,. 2. That due proof shall . in MMki a11 cases h made tliat tho person I making the cntrv, or his successor, ' under the homestead laws, has in Prr'od '" three years immediately i succeediug tho date of his settle- mer.t or entry. Provmed. how-. ovrr th:it a leriod nf not exc-owl-' in thre(! months may he allowed!' 'fter entry within which the home- stead Parl-V Ml establish hi actual residence on the land, Sec 3- That 'ct'lou twenty-. vo hundred and ninety-seven of iue revised statutes oe amenuou , so as to read a follews: Sec. 2297. If at any t me afW the filing of the affidavit as re- quired in section twenty-two lain- i dred and ninety, and before tho expiration of the three years men-! tioned in section twenty-two htm-j died and ninety-one, it is proved after due notice to the seller, to the. satifaction or the cumin.--, sioner of the general land oliiei , that tin person having filed :ii'h j affidavit has actually changed his residence or abandoned the land. J then, and in that event the land so entered shall i evert to the irovcrn- i merit. " Tiie I'oslal Service. Ovi:i: 3,000,000,000 three-cent stamps and 3"5O500O,OOO postal cards were sold during the past year. As the result of these fig ures the department official feel warranted in asserting that when the final statement of receipts and expenditures for the past year has been completed it wiil be found that the postal service has been self-sustaining. Of the deficiency appropriation of 2,lo2323S made by congress last year to meut the expected deficiency in the postal revenue, not one cent has been drawn from the treasury. This is the first year since 1851 in which the receipts of the postofficc de partment balanced its expendi tures, with the exception of one year during the war of the rebel lion. W would seem that President Arthur is desirous of removing some of the discredit that attaches to the Republican bosses, by noti fying Federal employes that a re fusal to pay the political assess ments so heavily and unwarrant ably levied, will not place thet.i in danger of being discharged. The New York and Philadelphia cus tom house collectors had aheady notified their subordinates tiiat re fusal to pay the as-csmctii would in no way affect their lenme of office.. Tm: Albany JTerald correetly thinks that it is about time t ::? sure the dinnity and safety of this government, by hanging m the. first lamp-post handy, every crank heard making threats against gov ernment officers high in authority. Seeing that crankism is scttim, in. it is imperatively iuH:o-nvy to deal with it as with all species of ni hilism and commuuism, utteily wipe it out root and branch before, it jrets a foothold. Mattci'S in F-gypt have about culminated, and the ultimatum has been offered to Alexandria, to either surrender or stand :i bom bardment from the English, and French fleets. The most extra ordinary preparations have been made on both sides and the prob ability is that the Mediterranean will attract attention for some weeks. The Now Tacoma Ledger nishly says: "A good rousing fire occasion ally, destroying property to the amount of $50,000 to 6500,000 in value, is very stimulating to young communities." From such stimulants. Oh -Lord, deliver us. It is a long time since our be loved country has -heard of Ex Vice President Win. A. Wheeler; the telegraph flashes the import ant information that he has given a church a check for one thousand dollars a sort of fire insurance policy as it "were. D. A. T5.ISiOB., CliOTUlEH A.D IIATTBR! j Worsted Suits, j Pique Suits, j Diagonal Suits, Cassimere Suits, Tweed Suits, Castor Suits, Flannel Suits. A1.1. ZVI'W 4GES N' r.U'c; NT ASSOKTilKNT OI NTCCKAYEAI! iMMUT :i:M Tin: rAiiiK. KID CLOVES, SOIT AM STIFF Al Tl S. IX A. iiclNTOSH, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, Occident illoch. Carl Adler's BOOK STORS c-i The largest tM?k of j j&wi Blank Books and Stationery k" jXlteJI f every description. t Inn -ISehooi Hoolis. Uih.fs. Pnrttail 3 Uat C Work-. aIIm-kin and -ecSv!2ll lV-Odr :i full :nul complete " :22jp-p-fiNK",,; ,,f evir thins umkiIIv " -sLi? keni in :i well regulated IUmk Store. Also, iiew depot and agency for eu'iy papf'rasm penoiucai puniU'iuti. Carl Adler's Kusic Store Jfe Jt Pianos and Organs. (if ail nial.i"- eotist.tnll1, n hand. AU a full stock tit VIOLINS. GUITARS, IJAN.f OS, AC CO KD EONS. CON CEUTI NAS. IIAIt.MONlCAS, FLUTES. Also a lare stock of the hest of VIOLIN AND ttVlTAi: STKINGS, SHEET MUSIC. AND .MUSICAL INSTItU.MF.NTS, As -ll a5 everUnng ele li'Ionging in "a rirst Clas-s Miisie iere Tianosaiid Organs soM on 1 1 it:oiii ltt in stallment plan, or for rent. CARL ADLER'slAR ETY STORE c?"g Watches Clocks- and .hiwelrv. f3 ' 1'ocket and Table CnllerV, It jSt Vankee Notions and Tos. r, jasKl'letiiie l'niincs and Cliromiw. SfSwfflElialiy Carriages, a emnplele i n-i I -- assortment. New'sootls hy ever- simmer. The pnhlle an invited to examine my stock and prices. (JUKNAML'S ST.. - ASTOIUA. OUKfiON For Sale. rjtV ACISI-S 01' LAND. WITH ONE JL story house, situate within 3 feet of wharf at Cathlamet, Washington Territon-. Price cl"W. .One acre of land, with lwo--toiy house situate within .W) feel or .same wharf. Price S7U). Farm of 183 aeres. with house, and two wood wharfs. Pnmlase one-half mile on Columbia IHver: tfincros alder land on place; sntnate ope mile from above wharf. Price Tor particulars entpiire or (.ten. 15. ltobeits. Cathlamet. W. T.. or P. K. .Strong, Portland, Oregon d-v.im skt roixi. A BOLT 100 FATHOMS 4-MKSII NKT; eorks branded W ; le:ul:. .1 . W. On ti er can have the same by ealJiii!: on A. llootli &Co. and paylni; charges. Notice. Iiiei:hi;ygivi:xotici:to whom it may concern that my wife, Annie 1. Stone, having left my bed and board without just cruise or provocation, Iwill not be re sponsible in future for anv debts that mav be contracted by her. W. J. STOXE. " Astoria. July 7th. 1S&. tf XET tOST. glo Ameriem Packing Co'.s olHre.' at IIOI'SK AXI LOT Jfr'OK HALF In Olnoy'M Astoria HOUSE ONE stTv .VXD A-HALF. Has six rooms, wood-shed, chicken house, etc.. and a never-failing, living spring SLso1 " on the lot. pnce.SSSo. lx)ca. lion, about elglit minutes walk from Post 0l??Vr ApPly t0 C- HOLDEX. jec-tl Real Estate AenL ft Ti i r f . S off band Island, about 2W fathoms of r, Mil.,niCtl -H-, Ply. labour's twine, mark on lead. A. A. i Pn mnnMiitu,.. ... jiii- 'The BossOoffee and Tea Pot' I ' ' i ' i i ' i I ' El EiHSfcDfi2Ss31;sS5 ei vsm i-am it MMr?r:jj. -. E.R.HAWS TWO DOORS EAST OF OCOLDEKT, B. P, FKANKLIN. UNDERTAKER, j$JBs&& '? 3?llPss?e Corner Cass and Sitie!iiohe streets, ASTORIA. - - - OKECOX DH.M.EU IN WALL PAPKK AX1 WINDOW SHADES AND UNDKIITAKEKS GOODS. Wilson & Fisher, SHIP CHANDLERS. IiRALKIS IN Iron. Steel, Coal. Anchors. Chains, ' ' WllOtTllHTi AND vCtT (;aIAANIEi SPXKES, Aails. Cttfr fails :uisl Il:trr. Shelf Hardware, Paints and Oils j Rubbrr and Hemp Packinq of all Kinds, PROVISIONS, Agents for Salem Ilouring Mills. Corner Chenainusandllainillnn Streets ASTOIUA. OKKGOX. Dressm alfe ing , Plain and Knney SEWIWG OF ALL KINDS! Suits made r theLet -tle from ?j to 30. Satisfaction Guaranteed. MRS. GEO. IIIII.KR. Xet door U We-inn Huii-e. jell X. W . V.V A V Hj 1MPOKTKK AXU WIIOLISAI.K AXI KE TAIL nCALKll JX GE1BAL MESCHANK bonier Cheuamns and Cass siwets. ASTORIA ..-- O'lKOON LOTS FOR SALE- Lots 4 and 5, in Block ,3 ON nnunnui v i ununmi v-rc- uuiiuumLl dilU JHUrvOUU IO., trKwvs .CTA1,M ii.i. 3 AMiihiii .lu:i dim Apply to I. W. iw fS .mi. 'ig--M"1 - ?r-T "'.ifi i Dairy Farm for Sale.;"F-jSf?S 1 am instructed hv Mr. t. W. CiHiiulierrx, in i nlfer for sale his liuely-loiited farm" OX CLATSOP PLAINS. i icreni specmuns. It coiLsists of 1G0 acres of excellent pastuie n . r land which, with the adjoinln-r cattle ranse. I'en air concert every evenim; ; ncrrorai is ipahlcofsuprKrthis7Uhaidorsnk 8: entrance to theatre ycarround. Eight acrcS fenced and ! acres on lleiiton street ; private hoes n Chena under cultiotion. - ,s street. Finest Vegetable nrtlcii tin iljo l-inin-j Look OUtfor NeV StaTS. And several bearing fruit trees. Itanch is' protected by rising ground and timber he-, -r- -rr T o r t ssSo1 t,,c ocea"-twm :m hp:ny w,n,u i JLi O Jii J3 cfc CO., IIohsr Contalnioe 7 Knouts. More-room, milk-room, barn, stable, wagon . shed, etc., etc. This valuable farm is situated j miles south from Point Adams- Light! iiuuse, anu u applied for soon will be sold ! at a very low Hgurc, Mr. Coninberrv being i old and desirous of letiring trom la'bor. If not sold at private sale before the first of! August, the whole propcrtv will be Uiinst-d j or at rahlic Aactiou. Tith- indisputable. Tor further particulars i enquire of ' E. C. H0LDEN, tf Real Estate Atrcnt . Notice. T'eSVaStKvitraS the same. Is In inv hands'. Delinquent lav- payers w ill please settle at once and save costs. A. 11. TWOJHJIA. my3 ' Sherln. " v xyvi, xvraiAi ivi fill .VIHWIIUU ' To Whom It May Concern. milE NOTICE IN The Astokiax OF TJI E LCKOnCElNTHEASTOi:lAXOI-TJIE 5th Inst, resarding the involution of1 rtuershlp between J. T. llorchen and copannersnip uetween J. T. jsorchere and Geo. F. M. Ckillund Aras Inserted without inv ' knowledge or consent. As soon as J. T-1 lwrciieis win seme witu me. aim untier;aKe tho liabilities or the arm with consont of In terested parties. I shall be willing to dissolve partnership. GEO. F. Ml COLLU"D. lwk. it AY IVK HAD (2-' IE. R HA "WES $ c A Wo. AKfUt tor I he rt-VlTnted ltttoK.- 3:iOni Cook Stow. MEDALLION llANOK Nil A.M 1 Ii'IlMIs A MJC1ALTV. n!ti bar the fci! worknuu employed " . ' jti ir.ilits l r n. elian?e. ASTOKIA, OHEtiOS A. V. Alleil, (M'o:;s.iit ro i:c.k Sr ai.i.i:.) Wbnli-vileaiid retail tlea!er1u Sealeries Provision Qeoekery. Glass and Prated Ware, IKOni'AL AND DOMMSTIO FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. TinMMher uilh fines.Liiiiiors.ToliaccolCiafs i llie largest and most complete stock of I , , t ., , , , jcoods in their line Jo M found in the eity. Corner of ('a and Se.nemoeqlie Street. ASTOKIA. OUECON. i j j I ' V V 1 II I Si I I i ' .filTO. Ill U.. - I jWAl.TP.!: PAItKS, - pkopi.mctei: stack maaoi:i: jmnw star in HnpiP. Succession ! I'li-smciufit ef MR. HARR7 COWLEY iZtul mr.li. ('omeiiian am! Slnuerr. MISS M0LLIE CHRISTY S'ri i:iiit iiieen MR. TOM CHRISTY The Prince of Oil linn liuper nii:itm.. Toyetlier with a new OBCHSSTEA. Al! the Old Favorites Retained. Open :i thr War, Pei-tbrutniirf Ihrry Mtil. Iliittve Clianse of Pro- srmtime Once a Week. , L'timiiriin",: all the !ate'-t .SONGS, DANCES AND ACTS. We give the Best Variety Entertainment In the West. The theatre N crowded nmhtly, and all who have witnessed the entertainment pro- . nounee It to he oqunl to any j;leii eNewhere. Jdr. Hill as a eatert-r for the pnhiie's amiLscmeut can not hf exeelled. Anbolv wi I wishing to sjicnd a pleasiiut evening and ee siiarklin:; wit and beauty without iI parity, shou!d imprme theopiiortunity ami come. The company comprises the following v.ell kuoun AitMs: Mi:. Chakuj. Koiilki:. Mi Ton. CmttsT . Mi:. Walthi: i'.vitio'. .Mi:. Haim:v Coxi.ky. All of which will ap-iear nightly in their dif- .ler.r.Ki: ix VT"rl IVtt " JLJk:?, LIQUORS. AX1, GIGARS. AtiKXTs F(i: Tin: Best San Francisco Houses and Eastern Distilleries. Lately Reduced the Price MAIX STKKI-.r. ... , , Opiosite Tarker Utilise. Astoria, Oregon I r XJXrOXSTG., r1 n ,. - T ..;., ,- I CLCCb7ini '. J,6r)CUbVl IVS. 1 - " ' NEAT. C1IEAI' AND U1CK, IJY firOltUK LOVKTT, Main'Stjeer, opposite N.Loeb's, s8mmf. jsrrrnf-oi: to .t vi 'o::m?k jiai.v.axd .ikffj:ksox strekts, THE ASTORIA STEAM PRINTING HOUSE HAS TITE FAti'I'JWr AiVD KEPT PRESSES,. A XD T VJJ OF TIIE LA TEST STYLES. w We piucb!e-e Pajr. Cauls. Ink, and nt her materials of the juanufucluiei And can therefore atlord to use. as wc always do. the best articles, while clinrglng OlSTXaY 3WC03E5HL Cards, Envelopes, Circalars, TIIE.KVKUY DAY N'ATS OF THE COUTIXG IiOOM AD THE WORKSHOP AUK SUITLIED AT 1MITCES WHICH CAN NOT BUT GIVE SATISFACTION TO AIL. !.1II.V ASTORIA" i'Ostvk rm:K to auj sur.sri:rr.KK-.) J)A1LY, ONE COl'Y ONE YEAP. S9 00 DAILY, ONE COPY FOUI MONTHS S J"SampIe copies of cither edition 10 cent. Addrc-s : .1. 1-'. il.VliliORAST St Co. rubllslierN,7AstorIa, Oregon ua-rostinastcrs are antlioi'7ei to act asatrcntsforTiin Astoi:l.. CHAS. HE1LBORN, MANUFACTUEEE OF FimNITUEB S5 BEDDING AND DEALEi: IN Carpets, Oi! Olotli, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Moultitags, WINDOW COltNICES AND CURTAIN POLES Complete in every branch. MARTIN OLSEN, er.Ai.ni: i tP FITR.NLTLTRB a BEDDING. i'orner .tlnin and Siiueiiioiina Streets. A Kturia, Oregon. WIDOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS; LOOKING GLASSES, ETC. I 0!iiplite Mod;. PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD. AXT, icisns or ruKNiTt'KK i:i:iMiKi:r as varnished. MAJtTI.V FO.VIIti. .1. .1. STOKi:, j foard & stokes,! AVhoIesab ami retail dealers in Wood and Willow-ware, GROCERIES, Tobacco. Cigars. Wines and Liquors FOUEfCN AND DOMESTIC Fruits anclYeGtahles1 TWINJES- A Full Stock Now on Hand. COUNTRY PRODUCE.; HENRY DOYLE & CO., General Commission Merchants ,i i Market .street, san Fraaeiace ASTOKIA. OHKGOIV. Next to Oregon Itaihvay Xav. t-os Dnek diw GOOD CHEAP BOOTS, I hae Of all my I'irst-CIass i:ojts AM) SHOKS MAlK TO OUDF.!:. .Vs follews: Finest Sewed Calt Boots - - mi flo Finest I'eguctl Tap Soled - - 10 .Xi Finest l'eged Single b'oJpd - - 10 00 Nothing lint the Rot Genuine Mercer French Calf Used In My Shop. I. J. Arrow. Opposite the O. K. & N. Co.'s Dock. PWB UWiMI ns & -.!otgomekv. IKAI.EKS IN Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. A e end Assortment of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Agents for Msiaroo Stoves and Itauge.s Tac Ueit in the market. ruiubiii! goods of all kinds oujhuiut. Job v.ork done in a woikmauliXc manner. - aLT,E2 Bill Heads and Letter Heads. TERMS: BY .MAIS.. f " Jtarwour S No. 40 I2-Ply SALMOST TWINE ! CORK AND LEAD LIKES, Sole Asents for the Pacific Const. Sterahans Varieties ! GRAND OPENING. i A MVEW EXTJBRTAMKMKaiT Have a jiew howling alley, tho largest and bi-st in town. Admittance free. J. H. D. GRAY, Vho'.esale and retail dealer In. FX.OUR, ' ALL KISmS OF 'FEED, Hay, Oats, Straw, Wootf.-Etc. General storage and "Wharfage on reaflon Jable terms. Foot of Benton streer. Astoria Oregon. . . t j- v ' ' - 'S'it.