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Vol. xvii.
Astoria, Oregon Thursday Morning, July 20, 1882.
$0. 94.
IfffTra 4
Ammu
GIANTS IN THESE DAYS.
Cant. Martin Van Bn ran Bates,
, ,. , r, ...
WHO Jives on a larm near aevillC.
Ohio, is seven feet eleven and a
half inches high, and wefe! 4vS
pounds.
Mrs. Bates is seven feet
eleven inches high and weighs 41.
nn.in.lc It Ic i flifiifiilt mnttPr tti
I ' - - - -
AAn.
inir in the side of a housi
"f-"
-that is
The house was built by Captain I
I'.jites in 1S70, and is elegantly j
i , - 1 . ii . .1 .. .ii .: t ... r..:... !...lt.-;K- m tin. wnnln-i Mini tin -lomncli : d-en-iorri! iiaiiciu :uil oin:i-
wm,' !l" l,,air l'lv " "-' ..'- ...w..w. . . , J, ;, . , ins: liolent lain-tliriiiiKliwiit ibealNlumcn:; ,..., f,.,.lUw.,n n.ti..ri..
proportions of such a dwelling as there fa-hione.i int., ship's masts, . their lord-hip weiv never m Mich ft &
the one occupied by th, Dhio gi- and a.e now on their way back to lx l,Cf..re in all their Hv- ,lrtT JKB TKV' hTC'
ants. A door that is six feet six their native heath, but having a far 1 hey would no doubt, be ? ti&xSS' Ladies' and Gent's Oyster Saloon
:..-i... i.:-i. :.. .. i. -,. .. .HfTnMt ..,.o.,r.,n.v. fmm ivIhmi I there Mill, hid the Uinir and hi insi.f ibo ircih: ii'uurrarialiie.biii wncr-' ucni 5 uyMer odioon,
111UIJUA JIII1U I fc WUiH" Jiu
d -
udwellino- house, not a cathedral. !forc-t. Thev arc 81 feet long and 'old leirend. had net otn of tin, jr.,.. v. .Hci.uneS Yrritiir-:: wilt j
"' ... . ,- i-i i i . i .i i ,. certainly effect a .Mire. J
But the doors in the domicile of 3.) inches in diameter, and without ! minor olhciaN loriunateSy tliought , ,
... .. .... . -..' . r .1 , .,... . Ill buiinr'wiiitrii!:i' be-nri y.u s."t tl.o
the Bates giants are ten leet high, a Haw. 1 he lower van is aie 8 l running out lor tlie jiioj.i-r I KPnuine ii: . un.it:v. i:mnri;i.
. . . . . ...... . i i- ' ! mm ,. . . ,..T niamtfai,iiir,il bv I'tcniiii-j: Kim., '1 WirnJ
and the knobs ate nearlv as lush feet long. In addition to a rom- J pt'f.-on. 1 he proper pei.-o.i ( .in.e . j:,rcct l'Ut.-bnrsh. fa. The n:ni!.i i- lull ..f -
-i ., 1.-...1 !!... k:... ..:.- .i- i -i:... i. l....-.t!.l....cl,- I..M.. I....i;i.. ...nv.wl i-.",terfcit5. oi nil ho iihiif it Iinlii.i t
as i lie reporters neau. miuu mho iiir. tut.- ramii" n.i '- --. -, sieiiainreoi irH.iii2 i:r.an.i '. .irljtiu.
furnished. In the main building' in thr- fittings ami convent-'
on the irround Hour are. besides 'enee-. of her cabins and state-.
,,,,,' i.i
the spacious hall, the bed eham-
1 ' . .
bets of the giants, a Mtting-room
, " , !
.inn ii iJiiiiui. i hi; vvviiuii ii run i
...... . '
which the big couple sleep was
made especiallv for them, and it is'ino-enuitv of her iiiatr, I'aptain'. .
a e.unositv to look at. It
- '
ssve enoujrh to jtve the ffreat
. t . f
the great j
people room enough to stretch in,'
and it looks as big as an ordinary-1
, (1 . f3 ,, , , "
sized lloor. Jt is reallv ten feet
, ... .- " i h .
long, wide in proportion and aOout
. i-i ii
twice as hiirh as a common bed.
,r,. -r i i - !
i ne mniriuiiceiii urubsiug ease is
, in- -.it
alo a huge aflair, with a glass upon
high, so that the instrument is
away up in the air, out of the
..,l, f nnmmnn Wt'B Tl,nmnrn
it nearly as high as the side of a'stato-iooin the chart table, which! Seeds found with coins of thoj j An' .m ili-turhe.1 at ni--ht ami limkeii '
house. In the sitting-room is a Ion most ships takes up consider-! Hmpcror ITadrian, in an ancient "-" y'"r.nl In a Mclc eliild MiffeiiiiK
r ,. . . .. . , ...,.. . ami eryimi with Hie pxcntciatntg pain
piano of ordinary size itself, but it able room, and i? always in tjje barrow m Kngland, and a helio- of etititti" teeth:' J f so, o at once ami
is mounted on blocks two feet - ; ...-,, ,.,! tl.r xvl.e,. ..nt!tr..m irnmr. t!f.i..i.i . ...,?, i.son C?.L?.!,0,!.u.V..lf A1,?.:. i!!':1 !Us,n I
"- '" ......-. ...v.av ...jaiiu saic uoiii iiiuiii.iuun. 1 in.-, j
two rocking chairs in this room
that are so very biff that the j
reporter was compelled to climb
..-'. .1
jupjinto onevof them the same, as i
an infant would have to clamber
into a "high chair." It is very ex-
SoO for a pair of boots.
in.sit, uiusu jtaioiiiaiiiug im 10
come across the two giants out for
a drive, uity loiKSwho have seen
the ponderous wagons with wheels
reaching to the second story of a
house, used to haul stones that
weigh tons and tons, can form an
brm an
It s
l. i
norps
a n
idea of the vehicle used,
pulled by six stout Norman
and is enough to make
think h has got 'em sure to sud
denly meet such a spectacle on the
road out in the country Passing
wagons have to let the rails down
and drive into the idioinmn- fielils
aim time into tne aajoinmg tieiasj
until the giant- goby. Cincin-
nali Fnmnrrr "
J
The Henry railing.
The following description is
the iinest if not the largest, ship
of American bottom that ever en
tered this port. Her builders were
Goss & Sawyer, the well-known
constructors of the sailing ships
Philadelphia and Joseph E. Ridg
way, both sailing from this port.
This magnificent specimen of ma
rine architecture is 23G feet long,
43 feet breadth of beam, and 27
feet depth of hold. Her regis
tered tonnage is 1,970, and carry
ing capacity 3,000 tons. She is
built of hackmetack and hard pine
woods, and appears to be as solidly
constructed as a man-of-war. She
has two decks and a spar deck, and
is supplied with a Kimball & Rob
erts' engine for handling the an
chors, pumping ship, getting in
and out cargo, and condensing
water. She is also supplied with
a very useful arrangement called a
chain stopper,which is applied to the
pensive for the giants to live, as are all of hard woods, the panel -
they have to j-ay such an exorbi- jlino; being of Fiench walnut picked L , f ?I,erir CoraPjf
tant price for everything they wear. in with gold Howe,,, etc.. and the iSlliSS llciu
ror instance, it costs the captain, main work of hi rd.se vt
taken from the Philadelphia 2,000 tons of railroad iron for New VS Celluloid Goods.
Ledger of a recent date: Tacoma, AV. T. After discharg-! - .- . - JuJSlK a.,.,,k.hV.s ann,arkc,i h.pian, ,i,ur
The new Bath (Maine) satlimr ing her cargo and taking in an-! i,7ilVI! Jl? h7fl,2S5lUl.l, S.VirV Juy,n !i ! -...lne .,:...ty ami note prick
..!.:.. tt p-:i:- . :.. r. nflmr 1. n.,..:fi Z . i. .. -11 I n t; ,lnr. ' ls7 '1' .....r I s nothing to take its place. II elfcctu- I'lIAS. STKVKNS &SON
.i.F xi.u.1. i-aoui-, apuim Mvr " . i.o.ut. u.si, .su win JVi .'Vx-s S, , ViiVi s0 vi "" ally cures a iiiorliW apjieliie for .siinm- - - -
rimac, now lying in the first dock for Liverpool, which port the -"" n"ts.J!y -"'nnug the natural .tone or XJTOSSX3a.a,33ELin.-.
. 1-. , 4 1 . ' Are vou made inisenible lv Imli-1 siuaeli- It attacks excessive Ii
beibw Dickenson street wharf is captain expects to reach in a year s .'estion .Constipation. DiinoN- "l .ws..r JriiUorasit does a fever, ami destroys Plain ami Fancy
Janchor Htaii.. alloivin- it to yidd to
the molinn of the waves when the
. . . , t . , :i.
smnisaianciioriniousii wh:i,wiiii-.
out miming off the cylinder. Her
lower masts are the most pin-feet
samples of Oregon pine that were ;
ever placed in :i ship. I he wood
- - -
u-nc rrrnwn in Orofrnil. f r:lIl:i'OIl-
-, r 4
niiiormr ittitoi
'
thev were monarch of a vttirti .
double tot)-gallaut-y:trds on all i
masts, and carries three sky-sails.
room-no e.xnensc has been spared,
. x i
and no improvement that could
, ' , ,
inu in mi- iiiiiiiuu t un un.-
pants lias been omitted. Ihel
isexten-'Merriman, has been well directed
-3 .
man, has been well directed I
. .
in several convenient arrairemcni- t
in j.ev
.... . . . . .co
in this part of the ship. A tele-
phone leading from his berth,1 . . ,'.' f '. , x. ,
i1 ...,. to stop the drift of the Northern
I communicating with the man at. ... T. - i n i i i
tin . . oatHe- Tt is a bold and splendid
the wheel, enables him to be' . , ... ,
. ., - 'enterprise, and will pav larire per-
inmused mucklv at anv moment in i l . . ' " - L-.
. - , i ' .-
the night, wnen ins presence on
, . , , , i
ilcuk mar he needed. In another
in use it is neatly folded into the
side of the cabin out of the way
.....1 ...r.. T :i..:.... m. J
talK when in use, drops in posi-
tion throwing full lio-ht noon it from
ja. window by day and lamp by '
C5 ,.!-- ,
night, with a chronometer within 1
'reach.
The fittings of the after cabin !
walnut mouldings
saloon ami slate-moms
'in polished ash, and the pantry is'
solid walnut. The cabin also con-'
tains marble wash-basins, balh-tub'
'ami other conveniences. One of!
the apatlments is fitted up as a!
library. Mr. Failing, a self-made
....,, .., -,- - i v-- oiiu , 11 111 ifiieie mi iMiur iiuiu .sin- i
library Mr F-iilin-r -i elf-int.de u 11,1.1 .T ....
uui.ir. .n. t .iiiiug, .1 ..ui-maoe Wells ilealtJi Kenewer. Ab-ohite
millionaire of Portland. Oregon,.0"'? f,r mTous lehilil ami weakness,
1 -, , . is. ,. a 'joriheenei-.Uivefiuictioii-i. ; l. :i drut,'-
and president of the h list -National joists. Oregon Dcpol. DAVIS ,v ro.. '
bank of litlaml, after whom the 1,,,,!,al:,L"r- . !
ship is named, jircsented the cap-.
tain S-500 with which he purchas-
d .be litany. ,,,,1 ,l sl.ipV olinv
uoinei"!'.
mm 1 1 -i ., '
Ihe ship hails from Portland, j
Oreo-no wl.wv ..mi;.. ti, .,
UKgou, wheie.and in the town of
Iier cstruction she is owned. 1
ifehe has been chartered by a Xewi
p ork party to load at this port
tune.
It is probable that before long!
the famous Mocha colTee will dis-1
appear from the markets of the
world, though doubtless some in- j
ferior variety will usurp its name, j
The imports have been declining
for sonic time past and a recent
Italian consular report makes j
known that the once flourishing .
Mocha (or Mokkah, as the writer JKlllg of the Bl00l
called it) is now reduced to a jis ,-,, llsaWo0t,.IHInfll.raml
Croup of sivtv nnnr lmlc tvWb I tonc- Iitlnt 'f the blood poivuie. Uicsvn
o uu- 01 sit poor huts, with teni. demises the circulalion, and thus 1n-
aDOUt 4'J!) mh'lbitants wlin leivo
7ui.iii.iwii.uus, uo n.t e
and the once busy harbor
Sand. All the KnmnMi
..
chants have departed sae one
Tf,-- ,, . , ,
Italian, and he is engaged, not m
naru work to keen body and -mid Vc,s ' ,0,n" rcauv nniniis orpnascsor
kclp 00.13 an" Su . iiiatgrwu Rfiierie disorder. Impurity or
together. I he coffee nlantriniis JIod. Sm-li are nijmfiUx, liilUntMiM,
are lymr waste and uncultivated '""df.'. Jfr.idnfic, j;nc7;m;ic, r.vnchd Wca!:-
exporting colfee, but imnortiiv,,ti"RS&e., In pamphlet, Trojiti on DLwses
!? P ,, . ' tl the niood."wr.ipjeit around each liottle
European wares fot the natives. d. hansom, son & Co., Props
I uuffoio.x.y.
Thon-w.i-nearly an appalling
catastrophe at the Iious.- .''fiords
;. A,i... .1..,. Tii.. ....-..-... ..i
wn.-..- ...,. ..- .-.. -
should have moved the adjourn-
nient negligently h the house
without doinjx so. and ,f eou.se
... .
the loros could not net up
tip aim
leaVC. Til'1 l'rd ehaUCelloi
.it
' . " . . .
guests whom sleep overlook in tue.
the adjournment, ami a gr
Knglish eriMS wa.-. a vei ted.
rreat
T. ho,..st line of f.Mier in tin
,, ... .....
wnrlu will he tue wire lenee ev-
,. . . , , .
lenilintr from the Idaho t'riito:v
, . n. ,, . ,. "
west aero.--, the I e;a raiiliandle,
i . i . . r
and lhutv-lie miles into
,ev.
Mi.vifii ni'ji
informed that
of thi fence is
eomraet. Its
I
f m ,
iii. rtn .-!? imii..
4I.II 1IVI IIIUVI
urse will be in the hue ot the
1 ( '-i:iM(li-in rivnr Mini tt iiii'in):. io
Iceiitageon the investment. I he
. .... -.,. ..
'e,ue w, oe over -00 miles lon
- -
.year.- old and more, vegetated and
'grew vigoreusly: the same was the
...T, I. ...!., . 1
v-.t.-u . .... nv.u, mw: .iuii ennei
seeds found with an Kgyptian
muinm v. and Indian coin from a
. "
Peruvian mummy. V,'00 yeam old.
There wr
ould seem to be no known
limit to the duration of the prinei-
pie of life in vegetable seeds
i maple withj i"i( the internal oi-gans ami piii-ifvin;
Tim t;..:, I Ihe blood it quickly reuu.ve.n pimples
I lu itin ing-, an(1 .vcs ;i ,U4:iIl u i
sare finished ;1ea,lal,,nt it in another colunm.
"x wal vcSu-!-,' "t' f'' tleheate
": is M"""' '--"" MW
-
SKimiv .
viK Health "hvliewc,
. aAlll.
Tn all who are siitlcriim irom the
SJKaSJKSllJfe?. G?5r'iS5.
i hood, etc I will semi a recipe that will
li'lliv v.lll KJJKI: Ol" t'MA!!i:i.'. Tina
cure you M.hl. c LIIAI.iih. This
meat ieisieil was ilNcovored bv a mis
sionary in South America. .Semla.scif
auMreed emelope to the l!ev. .losKeu
T- Ixam. Station l),Xcv Vorki'ity,
iJon't Die in the IEoii
A-k druggists for-Koutrlum IlaK
: appetite. Yellow skin:' Shilohs Vital-
! ier is a positive cure. For.s.i!eb .
li. Dement. "
'" uisomeis. Known iy iliacicnt
names to distinguish them acconihiff to cf-
III. - ....-. .J lll.ll.l.lll mi- (.(HUH.. 1111)11.111'
'r the blood. Ciicintstsand physicians agrei
in cnllhiK it "the most genuine and enicien
I'reiwnttion rorilieimrpiiu." Sold bv Drag
Impurity
e
it
'!! !S1 iifr luiltli Ki.n (.tci;iini;..lJ .llw
f
i nam. J lean iJttriw.nniinu. Kldnni Meart,
is full of ''''. lUicumalltsm, Catarrh. Scrniula, Skin
o 1. 111 ui j n;,,,vj.. p;,,,,.; ?;,,-. s.,-,iif., r-
- ...-v.- w .-, . .j.(.. ..,r. Ulll.lllir.fp, III.,
1 mcr- ' Ac' JK"'S: of the ltlood prevents and
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
Tiiec0U,Itcnaiiieipalean.Uciilen rohrcl.
with occnsional Hushes ot n 'ircuilKcribcd
.pot ..none or hoth check. : the eye become
izmM
K? &.,
""J'!!!';
teusne: urcattijiiro hBi. Irii?ni.iriy 111 tin
- . . . .. . z ..-....-
jiiiirninK:aMcin" v.m.ioic, .iiiic!ihi" inr.i-
riou-, with a. xiiawiiig rn.ili.ni f tin -Join
siUi: nt tut. entirely pine; 'lectin; i':un-m
'. - illviiritable.
whenever tin aUtre .yiii.toui. ire tV.n.l t.
If yr ilorckcoi'iT iW not ha e- the semi-
incr 'lea-e i iK)rt to u-.
Semi u a three cent -tani. rr I Ii.iikImiiuo
ailcrti?iii?canJ-.
' FLEMING BROS.. Pittsburgh. Pa
- -
S'uruisheil 1 ton in to lid
A I Mrs. Man-on:, itnltitiiir Iihim.
A.ltr.a Im l)eitit.
1'iaiiK Faliii U iMiiv nieiKtivil In dim
ply laiiiiliesre-taitniiits.lieteN..ilrK.it-.
eli :a :: cents per poiuid. t.u the pieiu-
it . Fie.li ii-t. i'I'.'miii I'.'i'i-i .hit l!-i!l
pai.it1 ami riimicis .siijtpl'ieil "with tee!
c,e:in at short until'.. '
"Btirtiii'iuil'ti,"
...q..k oo"m7le.e cue .laJ
urinary aflVftiojis. f.inarlimr, tiespieist '
nr uiiin-itii tiriaaiioii. Kiuiiev iiisea-e-.
?1. at itni.irfrists. Orcjion Iejot, DA V IS
&CO I'ortlantl. Or.
.Iiothem I .l'others!! .IIoIIu'Ih! : ! I
jjjJJJ". iVV" MiLtsilc'o!lMltS,,It "I'h" e"i
not a inother on enrlli who has ever
! Ii. .WHO Wlllt IMII UHI OU .11 OII0O
mai ll Wilt rcgltllUe UifDoweN, Ullll
that it will regulate tin bowels uml
fceaithtot
It is perfectly -afi to us, fn all eass
llill.liM,!.-t t:ia-..ati .wl :!.. ..-'
alutio:tlCioai:Wlf:UUtilJ?t -
fetaaie jinysjcianv and utiles in tin
Unlteil StaU. Snlil, ewrywiienj. 23
cents a bottle.
..ii i'v. . ,.. .. iii-.iv, ri.l. - mi- lIJ- I
lly i'ni verbal Arrurlt.
w.... ..,... .
Avi:ijt C.vtii vuTirPii.i.saretlieirf.
of all purgatives for nniiHj nw. Thev
are the nrnthu't i.r 1uiit. hilirimw muJi
successful elieinical iiive-ti"ation. ami
their extensive u-e hv )ivsieiaiis in!
! their practice. ami I all efvilieil na-!
j ; 'nives t hein the be-t and 1110-.1 ef-'
jlSt,
ettmuxe powers 110 other rills can In
compared w iih them, ami every person,
knowing their irtues will etiiplo.
them, when needed. Thev keep life
system in perfect order, and maintain in
healthy action ihe whole niaelimerv ..r
life. Mild. searchim; ami elfecl mil. t'l.i.
are especially adapted to the needs ir
the digestive apparatus, derangements
of which they prevent and cure, if
"'e digestive apparatus ilPraiigeini'iiN
or which thev prevent ami cure if
timely taken. 'They are the bel ami
safest phj.sie to eniplov forchihltcn ami
wvakeml constitutions where a mild
&f &Tu:Jh?u
Peruvian Hitter.
e.uclioii. llulira.
The. Count Ciiiehon was the Spanish
Viceroy in Peru hi KA). The Countess.
his wife, was pri'lralcil i,y :in jnUTisiit
tent fever, finm which she w.is rr....l hv
the Use orthc native lemedv. Ihe Peru-
vian bark. or. as it was called in the
language tlje enuutiy, -t jtiimpiiisa.-
CnUefr.l for Iterre.T.veu.on l.eiietari!
to hurope in n?y, site iuiniiiiicvti the
remedy in Spain, wheie ii was known
j under vinous name-., until Lii.meus
cancii 11 1. incnomi. ill Honor o! llie Iai'v ,
TV, !II7,V . l,,.m'1'""' . u tue
,f ': Oinehona i pre-emd in the
vruvian hitters wlnehaie as c.Tcclhc
against malarial teer to.d:. :.. n...
j were in the d.iy.s nf the old Spanish
iceroys. W'e guarantee the intiredi
ents of ihee bitters to bw ab-o'hitelv
i pure, and of the best known qualilv.
1. V trial will satisfy ou that this is t'ie
!be,st bitter in the world. "The proof of
ihe pudding is In Uic vnliiig," and we
jiinn;iv auiue nils i"si. rorsah by
all druggist., groeei.- ami lujui.r dealers.
.Ordiril. LoeinvCoageiitsforAsioria.
i . -
-Hackim-fack
o I-........ i -.
graiu pen nine. i'ricei. and r-il cent
.. "'-i..c .in. i in-
01l0. U.Iu Ik'llU'llt
The I'eruvian syrup has cured thou
sands who were sulfei ing from dvspep f
sia, debility, liver complaint, boils, hu
mors, female complaints, etc. I'amph-f
lets free to anvaddre
s. Seth W.Kowif
it Son Jostou.
Those writmgdesks at the I'itj lM.ok
str.reareJho hot in the citv. 'I'liev aie
something nice and durable, ami just
what most young ladies would appreci
ate iioiu on giver.
For Dyspepsia andLiver Complaint,
vou have a printed giuirantee on even
bottle of bhlloh's Vitalizer. It never
fails to cure. Sold by W. . Dement,
I'oi.ni-x's Ijir.r.ic's Lui n. JtKi:r Cigars and Tobacco, Smoker's Ar
vxp loxic lyviconAiei: will cure i tides, Playing Cards, Cut
ndigestiou. ami perpetuate bodilv ior lerv Etc Ftr
Tal-c nn uthvr. Of Dnigsi-,K m. i. . ir . ' '
--21. Ihelan.'Cstand finest ock of Meerschaum
.ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS
fWctov Oolnnn
M JMl J OillUOIl.
. in:MMUs .ntkkct. awoism.
i 11 tii :i
l-'Ilto'r im ikm
-: u.nn
tct -- . T-r11 r-
-" ' .
CUFNAMl'S sn.KKT.
Phvi-c
:ivo :n's en.
l.'USt'OK PIXOX, rmprhnnr
H. B. FHANKL1N,
UNDERTAKER,
.X
.N-.
(Vinier ('.i-.- anrt Sqiieino'ihc itrects,
j ASTOIMA.
j
I
ORKROX
di:ai.ki: ix
WALL PAPER
AND
WIflJ JOW SHADES
AI
U ND KKTAKKKS (K)ODS.
i
Wilson & Fisher,
SKIP CHANDLERS.
ii:(.!.ki:4 i.v
' 'r0n' Siee' toa'' Anchors, Chains,
TAR pitch oakum
i wiairiiiri
"' ' '
I WlHin'llT A.VH ClT GAI.VAN'JZKO
SPIKES,
I'iiw .,....,.... v..n.. ...... .
I """'" "11" " ..- M-T,
j;iiptf RanlwarA 'Paint anA rtJl.
sne" aaruware, raiats. and-Oils
1,,,, ... n ,. . .
Rubber and Hem) Pachnq-of all Kinds.
PROVISIONS.
I'LOlfK A7i5a MILT, FEKI.
Asr.:f f ?.ilm rieiiriii: Mill-,
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. A. STINSOX & CO..
BLACKSM1THING,
At "iiil. llfi.j..r. ttlil lainl. eornt-r or t'ass
ami foitit St reel1,
. Shin ami t'.mn.Tv n-nrk. Hiro'shrifli..'
1 WasiJiw ma.i. :.inl r.-i'.nr.-.l. i :oil work
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CITY
BOOK STORE.
We are .iiu-lanlli re. -hln new ititdiilur.s
l. ..iirste.-! anil haw lheiin-t anil
lari"! a nilini'iil of anct
:o.i.U:ii thecltv.
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Statlonory. Frames
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SEV7IWG- OP
ALL KINDS!
Sin:-, mini., m the Im-si -tle from
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Satisf.totinu Guaranteed.
MliS. GKO. IIIi-.l.KK.
In t .lour to Wc-,1011 House,
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' Ii.M'oiti-r ami Wholesale dealer in
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l'artlculnrat
irmiiHi paw to orilcrs from tin. ...imtri.-f.nii
CsClS,
t-hfiiftimis Mreet. Astoi ia, Oreiron.
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;to the ladies of astoria.
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i taki: ilka.si'i:f. in ixfoumixk
J. ou that I have renioyeil my Dress
making rooms
From Cheuaiuus St. to Cass St.,
..Xe,xt..,u,or..to T"- AsTonr.v.N onice. I
thank t!ie ladies for their liberal patronage.
MRS. A. RAPPLCTE.4.
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PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSPRMlJE . Wt ,
Of OetlToxxULA.
A. McKINNIE. 3Ianager.
For Oregon. Washington and Idaho T?rltarifb
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S. ARNDT & FERCBEN,
AHTOKIA. - OltKfSON.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
IlLuVCKSMITH
SHOP
AMI
Boiltr v Shop
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ENGINE, CANNERY,
AND
STEAMBOAT WORK
rromptly attended to.
A specialty made of repairing
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roor ni.' laka ihtk STitia-rr.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
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ASTORIA. - OltWiOX.
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
r.'enbpnr. Ftt.VXK Z.XOVlCff, at m AwKi
C:.'.E,- iTAGK. .M. D., Kxatuiner inn Each or thn abovo meatew Si.9llasBr
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LMDrJHilRINB EMIKi8irv 2 .
Boiler Work, teamboai Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
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Or nil lc4erIition4 marte to Order!
at Short Xotiee.
A. U. W.vss. President.
.1. tJ. rirni.i--i . sorotfiM-. i
t.W.CASK,'iYeasurrr.
.lou.vrox. SuierIntendenL
WILLI AM ED GAB,
Cornor Main nnd Chonamua Streets,
ASTORIA 0REG0
UKALS:. 121
CIGARS' AND TOBACCO.
The CVlebratid
JOSEPH RODCERS &, SON
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE GENUINE W0STENH0LM
(ud other KngtUh Cutlery. 1
STATIOWfeRT I
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Heefshaum Pipes, etc.
A One stocx ot
Wntohef and Jewelry. M azzlc ami ,
Kreeeh Leading Shot Ohiin nud
HIMe, IterslverM. PImIoIh.
aad Anunnnitlon
3IAJII.K
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Assortment of ian. SPF-rTACld-IS and KYK
ATLHO A KfSK
GIASSKS.
Notice.
11IIE DELINQUENT TAX ROLL FOR
. tUOVear lK8l.tnm.tIii.p Willi ntrrro
from tho ConntV Curt for tho rnllootlnn ni 1
tho same, i? in my Iwnds. Delinquent tax- 1
payers will Dleivso settle at one nnrl eivol
m?sk
cog. A.M.TAVOMSLY
Keftreace:
AJ.S. HURKELL orKa
V. V. PJM.L'LblXO
Dotder.
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ince In thl- Company.
BUSINESS OAROS.
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T? C. HOLUK.y,
SOTAHY FOBLIC,
jAFCHOsSKER, COM&OS3ION AXj
SUlLOrCE AJOKHt.
JU. J. C. SMAFTEX,
(ORCTftOHKB XltZT
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I T O. HOXOKTH,
j IuHraBre Acrat.
i AtrtMit lor the irnmbunr-Sreoiaa Fim 1
I of Hambunr. Germany, and of tfca
i tonl.Conn.
ciors' uie ana Aceiaeni ins.txi., of
MrOfllce
in l'v tliian Building. Rooms 11. I2
-m d. wixtojt.
Attorney and Counsefor at Law.
uv-Omeo In Pthlan Building, Kwtns H. 13,
ASTORIA, .... OREGON.
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JAY TCTTIJB. M. D.
PHYSIdAN A2JD SUSOX02ii
Oktick Over the Wntte Hook Start,
KFlDK.NCK-0er KltWISOQ'5 ZMuaj. Of
po-ite Barth r Myers" Saloon.
Ah. rwrowi m. .
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iioonis, ac ine rarer ioase.
rp P. HICKS.
! PBNTIST;
1 ASTORIA, -
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Room, iii Allen's building up siatn. emn4
of Cass and Stmocu,ae 9tret9.
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I Q. A. BOWLBY.
ATTOKh'EY AT IAW.
Chenamui Street. - ASXOHXA. OKlrCKI
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ITJOBfEY AT LAW.
May be found at tho Court Home,
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Dooi, Win J own, JUlaO, 'FvMn
mmn, Lnbr, Kie.
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Turning and Bratket Wfk
1 A SPEClXtTY.
Steam 31111 near '.Veston Botel. Coc tea
, evive and Abor8trcet!f. '
. HEADQUARTERS
t Foster's Eimtrim.
Most Complete Sttck in Atttftf
Fireworks! Mags!
J Fruit Beth Ferel aa wumH
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wines and Liquors
Of Suuerior Tliand.
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1 FOSTER'S CORAEK, 0 K A5 WH
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Dress Making.
Mrs. T. S. JewBtt.
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