The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, August 16, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text3J 2.'C :nuT"l1 "tfVU-nV AbTOltlA, OREGON: "Wl'DNJ'SDAY rSSUED EVERY MORNING. f Mi'ii'lu Kcciteii. .t.F. HALL-ORAN & COMPANY, rnti.!HKi: .Nijri:ij:unoi:. ."-. Haiblina. '..- 7 .- Terms 0 Subscription . reiJ ly O.irner. per vcek Ji Uenis ni In mi!! f.i.ir iiinnfl.. -it mi i-rt.i m.i:I, one yo:ir. . -M'idiottii htui iaa in di-fcienee to the "re i.f P.cmco SabrriiiT. . feeling and wishes of Jus foiiuer wife --M.:vt.ntoowcnikinsort&riy Hit year hi and friend?: that his pie.-eiice in the lie c-.tttofSi ."i per "(iu:irc ier u:nnt!i. Oregon penitentiary would haxe been ir.insipnt sidrortixin. by tho day 'or week, t a constant menace to her, and an un- Sf.y cent., er square for och insertion. ,Citiif iiii- annoyance. ( Hlier pit lies THE CITY. "iik 1'au.v AVTouiAS wdl lc xiirt tb j mitilnfi'temitt a month. trcof).to'jc. Ufivt- rtK irhii cHntniijtlatcabi'rncr from lh cUycau idiiv Tin a stoma n' follow them. Daily or Wkkki.v nation tu any jtot-ofice with wit hi'lidoiutl crir)ic. .uhirse may 1c ziiiiitiji! n oflt n n i1cinl. fsare ot d r at tlu.touiitluu l'lfim. . -The Seattle Herald wants some one to start a .shooting jjallciy in that town. The .Sound papers say that in that locality the salmon run is now likely to l.ein any day. --Mark Thall, advance agent of the Hat tie Moore comic opera, company, ai lived down on .Yesterday's boat. Cap:. Hustler gives notice that I uieMeainer inqniuauiii sail lor ia- uiuim and Coo? bav about the L'Othl ,, , , . . , , , ' J he Presbyterian social last even- 1 ing was a pleasant affair and 111 ever' --.Senator Slater is expected back way a success. The literary part of on to-moiTow's steamer. It is thought it began with an instiumental duct by that during the recess of congress he Misses Welch and Hanson, followed will visit all parts of the state. 103- a vocal duet by Mrs. V. J. -David Morris fatal! v stubbed 'Strong, and Mr. Loid. A duet by Sterling Oilicer, a voung man aged 1 ll,e Misses CranS :i recitation by Miss eighteen, last Saturday, near 0. j roivn and a sop. by Mr. Miller was .alia cross roads, Clackamas county, j f"" 1 -V an attempt at a recitation after which Mrs. W. J. Strong closed There are three eases of gunshot that prl;jn f theevenings enter wounds in the hospital. Scott is get- tainmeiit. ting on very well, and will be able toj Xext jj, nK.,. ,. ,lu. M1iWIiu: leave ma couple of weeks, entirely cured. --The Rev. John Rosenberg, who .sometimes officiates in Grace church, 111 this cit'. has been presented by Ins Portland friends with a house and lot, valued at $2,400. The American ship Theobald, which was reported lost, has put into Callau, Peru, for provisions. She left Boston eight months ago, and is bound for the Columbia. -The steamer Eureka, formerly known as "The Little California," has been in a San Francisco dock all summer, undcrgoin;' repair. She will soon resume Jicr old route. The P.ritish bark Jlanffehirc, Swin ton master, which left Glasgow Nov. Mth, 18S1, and arrived at Levuka, Fiji Islands, April 20th, arrived in from that port last Monda evening. The Seattle Post-lntelligcncer jkivb that it was in ihat office that the word "llwaco" was changed to "Sel mao," and that the Portland telegraph dispatcher sent it tight originally. Glad of it. - The new channel above Tongue point has been all btuvd out, and at lowest tide has eighteen feet of water It lakes across to Harrington point. , , . , ... , and from there runs along the aah - - . -. . , , .,, uigloii territory side as Var as Pillar pncj. -'-The best-pleased men iu W. T. to lay are the hop growors. To lilus tr.ite, the Intelligencer hears of one who in the Pnyallup valley who ex pects to clear 28,000 over all expen ses, and he isn't the principal producer in the vallev either. Some of the up country papers are demonstrating tho necessity of having a county school superinten dent. When they get through with that they will start to prove that rain is xvet: that sunlight is necessary, and nther abstruse propositions. The time of the court was taken up yesterday afternoon in securing a jury in tho Pain case. A second venire was summoned at 4:30, and up to adjournment but three jurors had been secured. It will probably take all to-day to get a jury satisfactory to the counsel for defendant and -the prosecution. A stroll through the city grave yard icx'eals the fact that there is no room for the interment of bodies, nor mi the city deed a single lot to a would-be purchaser. What is being done iu relation to the purchase of a .suiiablo location at Clatsop? Where j 11. Thiehen, supervising engineer is.the hitch? We are of the. opinion j of the X. P. It. P., is given as au f hat all that is needed isa little per.m- tlmnty for the statement that unless . 4i .. .. . , ., , i the xvork now in progress is interfered al attention on the part of the city I vitU ,,y unforcOCT, ciicumstanccs, council. The matter is an important trains will be running into Seattlo by one and needs immediate attention. Xew Years. Fined Three Hundred Dollars i The denouinent to the Lawrence ,caSL VV:IS arrived at yesterday after-j nnnn. Shortly after the second venir ' caped from La ("rande a year gi.aiid i ises. Fresh ice cream every day. Hall AUGUST I. lh.-2-ii. ll. Bam caB5 -ras dl.a.i-tc.1. ami j mmt. M.mlana t.. c,.-.sl! hi l.o!ffiSmauilort nilta.-.8'11101 "'"" '" there was a temporary lull in the pro- cceditiL's. .las. Lawrence Suuire.i was ' , brought into com t and sentenced -to 1 .. . c.4.nn mi i I , p.ry a line ot ?:.W. The amount was j ! otiickly h:nded oxer, and the defend-; .... , .... .. ...,, ant dtschnged. He joineil lus xxile at, the I'.ukci 11. .use. and will leave on , . A x . . ' trie net steamer tor the oast. , Tis said tint tin extieine leniency in Portland tilled that he In allowed to go upon payment of a line, cspcciallj' as he evinced an intention to make up for his peccadilloes by an entire reformation. How much u eight this had in dictating the course of justice, it is impessible: to any, what would have been the result iiad he been so unfortunate as not to possess three hundred dollars is also a pioblemalieal matter. As it stands it would seem that if a man is able to ! "put up" he can do a good deal that is rascally and subversive ot all social law. He deserves the penitentiary as surely as man eer did, and the moral effect upon the community amounts to the tacit assertion, "11111 avay from your wife, marry another woman, and -get oil with a .'(H) fine." Last Evening's Entertainment. j(ia,Sj :U1( lie la(1;es worc S0(,n busily engaged in Fcrving ice cream cake and coffee, to which full justice was done b' all present. We believe such en- tcrlainments will be a taking feature this fali and winter. Hattie Mooie's Ccmic Opera Co. The com pan' consisting of 28 ar tists will appear at Libert" Hall for two nights --Thursday and Friday, August 17th and 18th in the latest operatic success, "Olivette," which has had the longest opera run on rec ord. The opera will be produced with all the original costumes and mechani cal effects and properties, and a lirs- class orchestra under the direction of Mr .Louis Uodccker The management, I stale ihat notwithstanding their great expense there will be no increase of ad mission. The chart for the sale of reserved seals is now open at Adler's music store without any extra charge. Ancient Order Hibernians. At the annual convention of the A. O. II., held last Saturday evening iu Portland. Thos. I'calc', of this place, was chairman. The Astoria division has for its etliceis: P. II. Fox, president: das. McCarthy, vice- j president; tecording sea clary. M. F. j Kelly; eoi responding secretarv, 1!. i, -,, . ,.,,., i R. Marien: P. J. ( xiuinan, treasurer, ,, , , ,. r -,- , 4..(U, It has a meinberilni of 2 1, has S400 woith of ropcrly, and ha 420 cash on hand, making a showing equal at least to an other division in the stato proportionate!'. The assassination of Cavendish and llurke was condemned; and after the usual vote of thanks the comention adjourned to meet at The Dalles at their next regular meeting. The Fifteen-Chinamen Law. On the 2d inst. the JJritish steam ship Triumph, having previously con veyed a cargo of Celestials from. Hong kong to San Francisco, arrived at As- itona. On the following day she steamed away for Nanaitno and thence she proceeded to Port Townsend, hav ing on board fifteen Chinamen who had been brought across the Pacific as cooks. As she n cared the latter port the captain appreciated the fact that he could not land the Mongolians in American territory without rendering hunscif and his vessel liable to the new law. He was too late and his Chinamen were shut out by just three days. But at all hazards he had got to get rid of them and consequently he transferred them to the tug Goliah which brought them over here yester day and landed them 0:1 British soil. I'ieloria SiandanL Montana Justice. Ceor rge A. Alorrison, a noted char-, Frank Fabre is now prepared to Mip-j of riiioii counlv Oregon eB.Jlly fcnHicsfTCStaiinuitshotcl,;l,,K,l,s' 01 nioii couiiia, urc0oii, es ,.tc with nuro mountain iceont he niein- acfer stork business, and waft not heard of, afterwards for a long time. The, Mountain Sentinel, of 1111011, says i i i i ii . . i . news has just reached that town that: Morrison was killed m Montana about1 1 i .1 . t a month ago. It seems that JI'iiiismi stoic a tand of about txveniv head of . ., . . hoics inun an old man. who, missing the hinges from the rani. tniilid . . . , , ,, : them up and lound them in Mom-, .-on.-i jo.-esMoii. JJo elauni'd his' , , i, - 1 ,. horses, when Moiri-.on opened lire on him. killinhiinr.liii.5tin-tanily. The! N ':': Vv1-''- ,, x. . . i Mai tin el-01.. Alfred t'1-on. i.h..!.i repoit of the murder oin got out,;t hii-tiaii-ou. Joint IVier-oii Kuliei;. P. ...1 .1.. .r : .r ii. Il.JolinM.ii. II. J".I!aii-eii. su.iii il-iii. old man's neighbor, armed il,...elv. and punned Morrisen: coming P with him, without a moment s warn - ing or an attempt at arrest, they turned loose on him and fairlv riddled ! him with bullet?: leaving hisbodvonl I have about -i huuilnil and liity , -i 1 . jeordsordn heinloi'k. whieh I v. ill -ell the range as a terrible warning to ireasIl at:i7r. pereord. 1 will delher others not to break the noMeii rule 1 1 with Montana stock men. The New Prison Shops. A gang of convicts ate at woik upon the foundation of the new shops within the prison enclosure, .sa$ the Statesman, and the building will be rapidl pushed to completion. The building is to be a substantia! one and so arranged that it will be a difficult matter to set it on fire. Mr. NY. K Knot lib, the architect of the insane asylum, has the erection of the shop in charge. It will be one stor' in height, In feet in the clear, 20 feet S inches in lenpth, and 4G feet 8 inches in width. It will be divided into three couipai tincnts and will be so arranged that they will be suitable for'airy kind of manufacturing. Libel Suit. .James Turk has commenced uitin the state circuit court against the rcgon- ian Publishing compaii', to recover $25,000 damages for the publication of an alleired libel. The item which j has done Turk the damage claimed was published on July 23, 1832, headed '"Turk's Nefarious Trade," and was in reference to shaughaing sailors, and as Turk claims has given his house, hotel and business- a bad name, in consequence of which ho is damaged in the amount above men tioned. Domestic Salmon Shipments i:;th, State of t'al.: Kilieriiien".-. Pk'sCo.. i;"0: Jlapgood A: Co., J.O0O: Kureka Pkg Co., nt: Cut ting Pk'g Co.. :ni; A. 1 loot 1 1 A: Co::jW: Astoiia Pk'g Co.. .--int): Jo-. Hunie.J.v.i: Weatherbee it-Thiuues. O). Total !.::: Real Estate Transactions for April, 1882. I T P foweis to Kinnia li. IloluYu. lot -1, hlk :ii. Adair's Astoria. bVSi. :; K. D. lleatl v, J. YV. draee and John M. Ten fio-ch to Astoria Paekiii" Com pany. !ol :: and noilh "J" of lot -t. hlk ii. tide "lands ami privileges iu front of lot 1. hlk 1, and lot y. blk 2. iVr. Margaret Miller to fieoige Flavel, lots 1, , 7 and s. blk l-l(, ami lots !,. 7 and .s, blk lio. and lots 1. 2, 7 and K, blk !"::; lot 7.1)11; i.vi. and lot r., blk irk". ?". 4 J. F. JJvhee to Joseph Pagnet and K. E. Jivbee". lot "2, bll; . and lot . MI; l."t. SUW0. ."Columbus and C. 1. lirown to .lur tha A. Biown, lots 1.2, 7 amis. blk..', town or Kuapiia. S17."i. 1.". Harriet Hand Le.i K. ('oddanl to C 1 btanlon. interet iu01ne.vetati,"il. I.". C. 11. and Anna Page to Thomas H. Foss, iiorlheaM .see.:0. T .S uoith, K. .s west. "ii.o 17 Sarah 1". and M. il. Shivelj to Dennis Haiiington. land iiiee.:.T.7 north. ItU wc-t. Mm. is A.-ton.i Packing Company to 31. J. Kinnev. a two-third interest in Jot n. hlk J. lot 7. blk -J, lot S. blk Hi. lots . '!, It. it and K5. blk. : lotst!, 11. It!. lUaml U.blkr.l: lot 4.blk-l!,MeC!utes Astoria; al-o X.1L '4 S.K. '4 .-ee H. ami lot ... see tit. T.S north. l V west. ) State of Oregon to I lenrx 1. ! HJier i...-. ......! r ..... tt. ir s isi ! li-res "sToV.. " l'liited 'stales to . II. ami ilarx A. I'raW J- Ol donation Ciailll-tl. paiisoi secfions' ), il, -'.s and Ji. T. S nru.h. 1J. .. ,.. . - ......... -.. .. ... ..r 10 west. s:a;.i"' j.-, State of Oregon to .John Looiui. X m of donation claim of W. W. Kay niond, in .sections!! ami li. T. s north. K. 10 west. .70J W. .OTU'K. The .scholar or (5 race (.Eju'-eopal) Church Sunday School will meet at the church on Wednesday morning at nine o'clock .v m., bringing their lunch bas kets for the picnic Parents and friends of the .school are cordial! v invited. Ij.M ri:i:i.TKMr.xr. AVauted to Kent. House f lixe to sex-en room", for fam ily of iwo. For a .suitable house a good lent will be paid. Appl to this Office. Ilon't Die in the H0ue. .Vk diu'is for4"Kouchon Hats. It clears out nits, mice, bedbugs, roaches, vermii:. Urn, ants, insects. l."e jier 1k).v. A CAIllk. To all xx ho aie seeling from lhe errors and indiscretions of youth, nerx'- ous xveaiiiicss. earij ucu.ix.joss m ui.iu-i. It--.-.i,,.,,.,.,,! hood, ctc I will .-nd a recipe that Willi111 Iar"c aL,u'u,u cure you ri.w. o '. ui.u.i.r- i uis gieat ivmedywas discovered by a mis .sionary in South Anicriei. bend a self ajliln-x-atl envelope to Jhe Lex. dOsi imi r. I nm.vv. Station D, Xcxv lorkt ity. r- Nkinay Mph. .1-1. .I..l.l. Tn..n...n A '..-.l..l. Xj ens Jll.Olil uniunii. .hiwiihii . f.. .... ........ -. . I. .1.111.. ...! w !-.; . cure jir iieixuii iiruiuij .mn iit.mm.w if the generative functions. SI, at drug gists. Oregon De.ot. J)..V13 & CO.. Portland, Or. Astoria lec Depot. Card of Thank. Mr. and Mr-. Otto IVter.-on xxi-h to -xprrs.s their warmest thanks to the f0iimviii!i named friends and oihei-. xx ho maii'iiV-itd their fiieiid-hip on Hie oeraio:i tifthi'ir nmiriaye: yTm .,, r-. .John IV:er-o. Mr. ami Mr-. l.:diixx Yoiiui:. Mr. and .Mt-. t:t:-t Hit!.!.4". Mr. and Mr-. AitiiaM Ul-on., i, ....i .r. t i i..wii, Mi- -mil Mi - . "liti- .ivn-011. .Mr. amlMr-. Aim. Dtiiii'l-ou. Mr.auil Mr-. .:. c:illirt. .jUl;: V.-I-011. riie ilan--n. .Inhu A:nitu - s. .-aia n;-ou. uuu-l onUep l'ojiul & sjoke-. t'liai!e oi-4.11. j,;V ii''-l&llKAiSw iS.nu.l'.S!: i ; KJia-on. J. Y.OI-on.John Ilerum-en. J Wiiiirr Xnli-. lie woofi to my euMomer- K. It. M.i:n.. lnrniHliel ItooniM to Let At Mis. Mnn-ons lodging hoiiVe. "ltut'Iitipailm. e. ijuiek complete cure I da-. uriuarv alfeetioii. smarting, frequent or diUieuIt urination. kiilue diMT.-i-.;. SUatdrimgisls. Oregon Depot. DAY IS &rnrnitlan1.0r. Xotlee." The new Kinpire store wilh the finest and b'-t .-eloeteil stock of dr. good-; and ladies" shoes ever bmituht to A-toria. will open in Johnson- new buililiug. about flu middle of Augu-t. by Prael I.ros. IVraviaa Bittern Cinchona Rubra. The Count Cinchon was the Sjiaui.-h Viceroy in Peru in lir-O. The Counte-, his wife, was prostratel by an intermit tent fever, from which she was frceil by the use or the native remedy, the. Peru vian bark, or. as it was called in the language of the country, Quinquina." ('rateful for her recovery, on her return to Europe :u lfi:rj, she introduced the remedy iu Spain, where it was known muter "virious names, until Lir.iueu ealled it Cinchona, in honor or the lady who had brought them that which was more precious than the gold or the I net's. To this day, after a lapse of two hun dred annuity years, science has given us nothing to take us place, it eiieetu ally cures a morbid appetite for .-linni-laiits, by lestoring the natural tone of thetomaeh. II attacks excessive love of liquor as it does a fever, and destroy bothalike. The powerful tonic irltie of the Cinchona is preserved in the Peruvian Bitters, which are as effective again-i malarial fever to-day as they were in the days of the old Spanish Viceroys. We guarantee the ingredi ents of lhe.se bilteis to be absolutely pure, and of the best known quality. A trial will satisfy you that this is lhe bc-t bitter in the world. "The proof of the pudding is in the eating." and we willingly abide this test. For sale lj all druggists, groeei and liquor dealers. Order it. Loeh Ar Co., agents for A-!nia. Elegance and Purity. Ludics who appreciate elegance and purity are using Parker's Il.iir Bal sam, it is the best article sold for re storing gray hair to its original color, beauty and lustre. For chills, fever, ague and weakness. Coi.i)KNsLn:m:s Li(riiPt:i:K axi To.Mf IxvinoK.VTOi:. i'ooV)'; o. vn nlhcr. Of ilruggists. All scurf and tartar disappear Fiom mouth and teeth, though dark and dr ; And all becomes Trcsh. pure and e'ear. If we but SOZODONT appl. That magic wash all now confers t lives in the mouth new loveliness. F01 Dyspep-ia and Liver t'omplaini. vou have a printed yiiaranfeeiiii er "bottle of Sliiloh's Vitalier. II never fails to cure. Sold by YV. K. Deiueul Fre-h ice cream ever da at Frank Fabre's. Families .siippliet'l in an quantity b leaiuii order. Also the hncst o.s!ei.s eookeil to order. Frank Fabre- oycrsand ice cream an know 11 eer where as par excellence. The IVruvi.iu syrup has cured thou j sands who were .sinTcrim; from dxspep j sia,(lebilit. liver complaint, boil-. Ini mors, female complaints, fte. Pamph-J lets free to anvaddress. Setb . Fow lr ! .v-Soiif i'.ikIiiu. Why will ;,ou coiinh when Shdoh'- i ...... ...:n ,,:.... : ..i: .. ...i:..r .:.... vmi- .ni nm- nunn in.ui- n-iiii. i II..- 10 el.s :m ets and M. Sold by W. Iv. I e- meui. Xo moie giHid xxeiuht al the Orient Paths. Three fiiM-cIass barbers. . xx'ork guaranteed, t'hildieiis hair eut tiuga specialt. .1.(5. Cii.::ti:i:-. Highest price paid for old xxeb and junk. Cm:is. Kx-.vx.-o.n. fin lliiltire of toavd V '.ol;e-. lhe Kex-. .co. II. Jhayer.or Ifour- ShiloJi'.s ('atari h Kerned v a posi hon, Ind.. .sa.xsr'-Itoth niyselt and wife the cure for Catarrh. Diptheria mid oxveonrlive-stoSiiu.oii'.s('oNsrMi-rios I Canker Moiuh. N.ld bv W. K. Dement.. .... M... , i.- - - . . i In a healthv body is a healthy lhe Alx"a Iiand.x -roxepipel . helvesat .John A. Montgomery's. '.spirit. P.e healthy by cleansing your -Shior,er A- Kvbke. Xo. n.Oak -u-et I ,,,"ua with :l fou" hnU,0S "f lf""lr's Portland, are the Ihiii ton tailor-of ihelOregon 1'Iood Purilier. and thus puri- melrojioIU -Fi'ieeutlerx at Carl Adler"-. -What is nicer on a xvarmd.ivlhan a "l:l n'1rJu'm;. Prin'-i-i ami M ceuK dish or that e.vqui.sitely llaxdivd lri''Nillil W. I-Doinent. cream that Frank Fabre makes :' - : ,. . Arexou made miserable by Indi- i ! ix..:.i .... ..i..... ..r., i. . i.. gtMion. Constipation. Dizziness, Loss of m. d nil rl h Z ii Six! mi- . ' o ; l'lH-tit-. Vello'xv Skin V Sliiloh's Vital land, .still retains the negatixe-taken at j.'1 ; .;,; , ,..,. ,i,. i,.- y Astoria last year, ami will furnish dupli-! .? n m.',.. V ' catcs from them on short notice. Hi-. ' '" " landscape views are nuieii admired ami dxxlm nu,t-,L..sGj.i:XN-s,Sri .,.,.,. .so.vr. JUui: Uui: AXnWin-KKi: Dvi:." , VJ , Fresh fi nit received at C. A. Ma s LVo in,lKlli , uiiwhole-om, every .steamer. Xo stale trash. Kxer-' variety of Oiegon and California fruft alxays on hand. he-sons' given in Wax and Taper, iloxvers taught in the latest stvle. Aj- ply at the City .Book store. MAGIC BALM. ! Jmsm mmsJ '- - "y RHEUMATISM1 Toothache. A'eiii:ilcri:i,lJil-liueJi' Seiutien. ioiit. 1.11111 Ikio. Sli:iiiiH :um1 Spellings. IturiiH nuil Sc:ilK. Chilhlaiiis. Itriii.s.IIr:Ml:iehe. I'rosted IVet :tul lull's. Sun Throat. I:iin in (lie (li(. I'ar.teho. Curiis and Ituuioiis. Ami all U)IiI I'ains. Tin- tviiowtii ilAiL-intliau KeiiiPilyisiiuiite eHusively o? Aiistmli.ui lierl-. urowiili llir iSoiin insofilte iK-ewoiMl .scrub di-trl.n. liiii'i'iislaiul. Autmlia. who make herb f ul tinva -pet-Ialty. lr does not contain an iMti-fiiiousiiiredii'iits whatever, ami is tlie BEST PREPARATION in lhe world fiirttieahovei'oiniilaiuts. A X'erlVrt Cure 'iiaraiileed iu Kv- erj- ;ae. II i-o-lsliut .Vi cents ier bottle, ami it is Minply fiHlishness for llnisi- who are siilier uiu pain not to ne it. Full Dirertioiis act'i.tiipany each Uutlle. Sold lr, all HriUKiisls and Patent Medicine ' Dealers. PEOF. .11. A. SCOTT C0 Sole I'roiii'irloiw A. ."tlaiiuraeturevH Nis. .'l -.':: ami .'.. Krlde strret. Italia rat. Victoria, Australia. oir.:uiv itrror - -.santariniii.rai. W. K. II-KJIKXT. Sole Ageut Tor Astoria, Oreson. It Never Ihils. If all other remedies have railed to afford relief there is one that will never disappoint yon. and that one is Syrup of Figs. The-lrong and the weak alike find it Mvprfiil for good. Harmless, yet thorounh. always giving strength to the bowel-, so that legular habits may be formed and the syMeni restored to a health condition. I-!aeh half dollar bottle contains from twenty to thirty aerage do-o;, and the dollar bottles more than double. For sale b YV. K. Dement, Drugiii-t, who h-.us b'en ap poiuicd age nl for Astoria. HiMlije. Iai- v to.. wholesale agents Portland. Oregon. Always Refreshing. A deliciu odor is imparled by Fh'ie.-ton Cologne, which is always 1 efrc-hing, no matter how freely used. A sine euro for dyspepsia. Thi' Oregon BLOOD Pl'IIIFIKB. IV befoie mealh as directed. If ou want nice fiesh lard. or good sugar-eured hams, ju-t Troiii lhe eouu try no to ". B. Klber-ou's baker. For the genuine .1. II. Cutter old Bonihou. aii the iie,-t 01 wines, li.piors and S.:n Fiam-iseo beer, call at Ihetieni oiiim-ite the bell tower, and see Camp bell. - I'la I'll A: Ot rkvtit. have bought the linnicli t'and -toie next to Mexens.v fn'sbook sUtie.and will hereaiter run both pl:ci. F:e-h e.iud alwajs on at.il. -Far.ex soaps and perfumery of all I kind- can ik- lound at . I. . ('01111-ding -toie. oppo-de ("ceideiil holel Ir. John liouers ot thei entr.il .Mar i kel. lias made arningeiueiit.s to keep nl j h' finest fre-h fi.sh. eti-.. iu their season - Melnti.sh ha- leeeixed the large.-t and mot eompletisiM-k of hat.s in the eilx. Men's si'es from r.s, to 7. True htppiuessis derived from the u?e of I'fuiider's Oregon Illood I'uri lier. People xvho hax e tried it once never give it up, because they xxant to remain happy. . iv your spirit. "llaektiietaek. a lasting and ira- ; i!isumsiii. i.n-erintioiis carefully romjioumled lax or night at J. . (onus line .store, oonrsite ticeitieni ,l"U L -Fre-h taffx and i-aramels every day , A.torl;l" (.;inilv Kaelory, Main Si. miv i 'i iwkv .ion. t . t i.ak.n. l'..l. 'londtnati. on ('henamiiaMreef, has just reeeixed the latest and most fashionable style of gents and ladies lioots. shoes, etc. Agent iu Astoria for the famous Morrow shoes. T-Fabres ice cream is the best C. II. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. IXL STORE l!.1 NEW GOODS 1 liavo removed to the KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS NEW BUILDING And have, Without a j The Finest and Best Amup Store in Orep. Xow floods Received J mil At A "r .-. eMi.. A.a Kr.MiAj ( anil ii wo Adchh"ob ibxv cum n wiftttw f I ' J fall and Inspect Stock and Purchase No trouble to r C. H. COOPER, v. ASTOPJA, .hint, :l, 1B8?. ASTOBIA M. MEYER ASTOltIA, special A.jr-pq-OTTiq'OEi-aggijtT'p, REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE TPJCKS. $7 50 PER BARREL OF 80 GrALLON8. 1I.V1USK OKOF.itS IN J.IKK I'ltOPOUTlO.N". Less Quantities, - - 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - - S I SO per Docsn SpecIaI attention paid to ordrr from Public JfmisKs and FamUlM.nB THE COLUMBIA LAG1R IS Sl'I'KIMOi: TO .MOST. ANI IJ I'M'Kl.l.M) IJY .NONK ON TBIS COA.HI JOHN HAHIN, - - PROPKIETJOR, CHENAHUS STREET, - ASTORIA, 0RICr0N. -Orders left at the CKKJIANIA HKKKJ MALL will lie ptomptly atteuded to.'TM: LOEP. & CIO.,' .lOP.KKKS fX WINES, LNJUOKS. ASH (JKIAKS. At'.KMS l"OK Till Best San Francisco Houaes and Eastern Distilleries. .All;;i'ods sold at-San 1'r.uicWeo I'rines. MAIN STKKI-rr. OpjMwitf I'.irker lloui', Astoria, Oregon. Astoria to Liverpool Direct. The fine Al Ship "Eiwell" 1461 ' tons Register. , IsiiowreceixiiijrCun;!!, ami haxht law; eiiKaReinents will hax-e fpifok ilhpatch, to tie ' folloxx ed b tin I A 1 irtm Barque Aunle John snu'f fMIT tons ltesisicr. Tor Freight etc.. apply to i:.Yi.ion:. cutjiuie i co., dtf Portland. Oiegon Boat Ixxlldlix. WILLIAM HOWE I lax ii: lately returned from IhitlshCohnn hia, is to he found at his OU STAND IN OKAY'S IIUII.DIXC Where he Is deini: FIKHT-C'IAMS WOKK OXIiV. Meeting of Pilot Commissioners. , VlttbSiT$5 A MEETING OF TI7K HOAKD OF Pilot will he held at the hall of Beaver ldgeNo. Commissioners Tor WahIiitoa Territo- 33. inuncdlately after its sesMpnon rjiiuiday ry.xxillbeheldatllxxaeo. V.T..on Tluus- nisht. August iXh. for the elecUoa of ofll d.iv. August !tth. 183'i. Uv order of the Hoard, s cers for tho eusuinjj year, and for tho trans II. C. COMF.tl YS, Seot'v action of sucli other busing as may come Kalama, AV. T. August S, lSi alOst before it. A. J. MEGLKB, Sect. , LOWEST PRICES r ' -) Single Exception, hv Kverv Steamer in Get Price Whether You or Not. show goods. V t4 .... "BREWERY. Proprietor. OREGON. BREWERY FORTHEBUMDISTHSLIFi Make u.o of the Vegetable Kingdom. Afto lutely the BEST KNOWN REMEDY! For the KIimmI tool l.lvtr omplitll, .n rldlitUt. rori. A-ine. MjTAyeiMlJt. etc. Positive Ou.1? KOIt kldae aHl RladlerheM, Chromic Hkla IrtaBlCA uHd KkeaaMttsai. Has Stood the Test. FOR YEARS. I'orpaitienlars and testimonials from well knoxxn people In mir State, read locals and circulars. Pri l. Pr MtU. To iiisiin a cure take hIk lots for $108. Your druggist keeps and recomiHtnds It. Ask for. ami see that you set the geaulne. Annual Meeting. ST3 av7a3k D BEaxsTznxD MAmcnR 1879. wmsm