The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, August 29, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextM 1 JC S SUl 1 giSll3fVJLa2U ' : j ., ASTOKIA, OBEGON TUESDAY. .AUGUSTr-ilt82f Peculiar character. They enter- - -- tain everlasting haired toward thej j. r. halloka :,ntor Counnorcial Dishonest v. There arc not many who give much attention to the dishonesty ui cuiuuieicc; me wicucuness oil the office-holders, the office - seek - of commerce; the wickedness of ers and of the bosses is vers prominently discussed, but they do noi represent all of the de- pravity in the world. It is diffi cult to purchase most o'f the articles which we need for food and drink, for clothing, or for the luxuries with which we would like to surround ourselves without being cheated in the quality. It has even been shown flial a very large portion of the drugs which arc for the alleviation of diseased mankind, are adulterated and not what they purport to be. Frauds in the nianufactun of medicines nullify the efforts of physicians and are doubtless accountable for many deaths which would not! otherwise occur. It is difficult to; fmdpure woolen, pure linen 01 j pure silk goods, no matter how great a price nun be offered, there is not an .viieh in the grocery line that 'a, not extensively counterfeited or adulterated. It is n matter of very great difficulty to find spirituous liquors which have not- in some way been adulterated, often with active poi son. The most efficient machinery of government should be set in operation to punish men who tim- gain 11101103' undei false pielcnci-.. There ought to be the mot 1 igid inspection of at leat every ailielu of food and drink thus publicly of fered for sale, and the manufac ture of spurious ai tides should it self be a crime, and a serious one. The standaid of health would be improved and longevity be inct eas ed if there were reasonable protec tion from commercial dishonesty and fraud. The strong aim of the government hould Je extended, because offenses of this clas aie difficult of detection and usually lequire special skill. The fact that puriou; dings or poisonous nu adulterated food have been ued, may often be levealed only b the unpleasant or dkalious e Milts which follow. Hardships of a Trailing rait). An Jdr.ho exchange ays that 011 the 3d of AujniM, four men, 1,..10,l n,,...,.4 f',,1,-, .1...I i, .....1 uameu im'ntit, uuip ami on ami Tho. Newland, left .Mihotiia for 7 , J UCWlSton, lUteiUliny- lliaKinjr tlie r . . . , in, vii iwi, ...c unij- .u u- n.i-1 information -riven them at .Mis&uu- i . . , i't, uie patty negiecieit 10 jiacic Miflicicnt provisions and found the trail so thickly eorcied with fallen timber that on descending the Clearwater side of the divide, they lost the trail completely; their pto visions gave out, and after wander ing in gloomy canyons six days, without food, they were discov ered by Engineer Zahner's survey ing party, almost dead. They were idievedand put on the trail to Lewiston. On the l42th of August, one of the party, Xewland. lost his reason through privation and ran away from his party, and al though search was made high and low, they failed to track him. It is feared the unfortunate man has perished. The trail was so bad that sometimes the party only made a mile a day. Thej' arrived in Lewiston Tuesday last, IS days from 'Missoula. Zahner's party are well up in the mountains, sur- ,.vA'ing along one of the smaller tributaries of the middle fork of Clearwater, and have found an easy; grade o far .as they have gone, but much :ock work will be required before a. toad could be i built.. .Tlw party also trucl. a camp of soldiers from fort T.apwai, whovcrecainppdon tho middle fork of Clearwater, with llio tc- sign cf preventing t ho 'Xz Perce Indians from crossinir the Iilo trail, as trouble was ejected vith tlie Flathead Inaiaiii1, who threaten hostilities if the Northern Pacific line crosses their reserva- Jtioi). Speaking of Arizona routes,! General Sherman said in that tcrri- tory there are 4.500 Apache Indians j Spanish race, and were kent cor- rawed oy the military to prevent ' - them making1 depredations upon j the settlers of that country, and i sometimes they broke away from j th corral, aftor the fashion of! animai3. ln a ieccnt . ' hundred and ninety Apaches had! broken'out, killed forty settlers! and escaped into Old Mexico, wheie the3' had been wiped out I by Mexican troops. Fiequent mails gave warning of such out breaks, and gave settlers an opor tunity to make defenses. BOR.V. In Astmi.5, on Suiutav eveninjr. Au gust 27th, 1SSJ, to the wife f Anjr. Dan ielon, a boy. All well. 'NEW TO-DAY 700 Acres! Dairyor Stock Farm. and Valuable Timber Land. 50 !:tir C'ow. '2 l'h,ee-iar-tcr Jvrsvy RiiIK. ii EEoriv. 1 Yolse Work Otcxt. 2 32 ilk Wngous. Farm mi! Uxiiry Iin Ien:en!s ami Furniture. ."0 oj:s iTuv. llie nbote 1:i!iinb!r Propel Ij i for Str.r. :il :t crj law appralsemrnl. !. XU.OOO. one third oi'whieli can slant! on 3Iorljrairf. It W situated on I.o:anl ClarkS i:hr. 7 inilessoutli of Astoria, unit 2. lulled i:oin Clntsop beach. There is:i jjood steuiubo.it lamtliik winch is :ivccssible to :m of :lt O. 1C. &2v. C'oViiierMeaniboaK About hall of the 7(W eres ! lute land, well bridgeil. on v.hirh rattle kp'if.u the je.ir lotmd. Hit other hair, level timber land, and about iivi arns in lan.e uni. 'Jliuusaiuls of conN it hemlock, lirnnd sinii'C can be cut. worth J two dollar; and a half at the landiiu: ! to which then' Is a aona wajjon road fmni all ooints. Every cord tut finds a iead niaricer. In addition, there ls anyqnantltr of mill lumber and Kond piles. Cood dwell ing hoiie, barn, and neeesarj- outhouses, with an orchaid of lo or 12 acres, coutaiuiu!; almost all kinds- of fruit b-aniiK tree, etc., etc This desirable iiroieithx a frontage of two miles on thenver bank, and is ad mirably adapted for settlement bv a oiu pany ilairlii5 to eolonie, as it Is lar euouli to divide into Nevcral farms and homesteads. Tlie contemplated bridge be tween Astoria and riatn)j plains connects on this property. P.irtv wishing to sell K novviiipplypig Astoria with milk, and if de ired will lund over gotxl will and busings to the purchaser of the jiropeitv. If not sold berore Sept ember "101 h. at pu vate sale, the whole property will be mld bv dialogue sale, at l'ubiie JVuction. to tnu highest biddeisfireah, on rihlavSepteul ber 15ih. lKf. at tl .. M. Title "Warrant Deed. For further particulars applv to 11C. IIOI.DEN'. Auctioneer ami Ileal Estate Agent. . Y. M. C A. I Third Annual Pic-nic and Excursion : TO YOUNG'S RIVER FALLS. TlirRKDAY. AVCSl'ST 1. "-Tlte SUuiiu 1 Clara r.uket willb av. M 1I11 street "Whaifat A. M ..latswdiaoeonipany Steamer to convey LxciiJiKiutsts fiom -t earner lauding an ""'iK.-'riwT.ioasm-nriiieiaiisaspiJv.im, A general invitation is eknded to all. Evervtoilybiinglheii baskets (w ell fillisli UM lM 'l'.id to have a good time. TielietH. Adults, HI K (."hitdien, --- ;;q C'AUIi IIAXSK.. Secretaij. "S50JIEWARD. " mm: union rACKixn t:oMrAvoi'. X fer :i reward of lift y dollars for the re roveiy of the liodies of either ofthelwonien named Andrew .lohnson, who wciedtouned lat atllrdav.theCltIl inst. I'NIOX PACKIN: Ce. LOSING amnti"-rtM AT COST!! BBauBaaBaausaaEKaaMBiiaaaaaai During this week oar entire stock or DRY GOODS, CLOTIIIXG. Gonts Furnishing Goods, HATS AND CAPS, ItOOTS AXI) SHOr.S. Etc., Ete. To make room for a complete. stock of Hardware and Ship Chandlery. Rovers will find iii.in desirable xiuU In the lot. and all at ovtrcmely low prices. A. VAN DUSEH & GO. Dress Making. IA Mrs. T. X. Jewell. j gP - "Wtf'i" :- """' 1!.mi.!i Notice. mm: PAirjNKitsmr 'iiEiti:roroi:i: rimr. PAirjNKitsinr iiF.m:roroici: A. eviNtfn" between John Kehlc ami !eo. (tans U this dav dbKohed bj 1111u11.1l ton- ent : the iiiiileisiirncd will pay all dt-hN ovv 11z :um eonect all mils due 111c linn fiKO. KINS, Astctin. Atlfnist 2(5, 1&S2. I will continue the business at Hie old stand and -will sell good meat nt living prices. GEO. GAS. MISCELLANEOUS. .. TBEIS SPAOB Is leseived for I. J. Arvold's ADVERTISEMENT. lie has left for San Francisco, to hiing up a larcro stock of liooN ami Shoes for Gentlemen and Ladies. rii Advertisement will appear 1. 11 his return. A. V. Allen, (srirrsanji'io i'ajii: tr ai.m:v.) wtudealoanrt retail nenler in Provisions, Groekery. Glass and Plated Ware, IIJOIMCAI AND DOMHSTU FRUITS AND VEGErABLES. 1 1 wilier Willi Wines, Liquors, ToteccoiCip's Tlie i,nxet and aiost eomplete toek of CiMhU Intln-ir lino So be found In I he dl v. rmior of C.kh and Stienioivjbe Street-. AST OKI A. OKKCOX. m i:riv ro.viMi. , .hTUKKS FOARD & STOKES, Wholesale and retail dealers In Wood and Willow-rare, GROCERIES. Tobacco. Cigars, Wines and Liquors KOKHICX AND DOMESTIC Fruits and Vegetables FLOUR, J?EED, AND COUNTRY PRODUCE. ANI General Commission Merchants AKTOKIA. OKK;OV Next to Orepon Kailivay .- Na.co's Dee?;, diw FOR TILLAMOOK DAY, Tin Llwaco Sloam Navigation Vo's Stir, Gen, ZVIilos v,h ler.ve (;rr.'slock.Astoria,-o I Wednesday, Aug. 30lh? at 5 A. M.. i for ahibai,di. ami mobsox- VI V.IjK. (Tillamook farting Co 1 r.ine.ervA Freltfbt. iH-rioii - - - 3 OO Pasin&c ... - . 09 for Bound Trip - 7 OO For further particulars apply to J. H. D. GRAY, Agent. NEW NEW 600BS I I am opcnnu a firt elass stoek of Veu I'tiiniti 1 Chamber 8t.s, Parlor Cloths, flattings. Lure Curtains. Hohki .Triminingrs. and flit latest novel -ties in interior Decorations. - J would ifotpectfully .ugcet to fine goods to call. The quality of with their price will commend them 31 at tra.es nut? Kcddinx in j Agent for Iloey's patent liid-fn. I ue on the Pacific I 'oast. Plavel's building, opposite Welis. Fargo & Co's office. ffl. W. GALLIGK. The BossOoffee and Tea Pot! ft-naiffi lvMmimi&zi? E, J&. K TWO DOOMS EAST OF OCCIDENT, WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY. 50 Students nutl - lri!V.sorN niil Insirin-ior.. 1'iiurdiireieiit courses In the Colli-se and Mv 111 the Aeadeni ineliidiiu : Uusiih-sn eouiseand Teaelieis' Conine for v.hieh dido- mas are awarded. 'lrenl-to nev. rooniN added to the Woman's Coflcw- 144.00 it ull it eosts a enni: man for tuition and board for a ear. lNS.lONalltli:itllLiHsal.ul for tni- UoiKind board in the W..inan Coll.-.- a " eiy-nis.sTTr.RM r.Kc.iN sKJ"irMi;i:i: 1. 1RS2. Nriul for Catalogue m ThOt. Van Hetty. PreNfileut. d-al-lm alem. )ri-uo. MG3JU8 C. CROSBY, Healer in HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL Iron Pipe and Fittings, lM.lfIUEl:PAXDSTKAM FUTKIsS , Opm ;.ll Ihe vr.r. IViroriiiame Jrri ' Mshl. - tai !!:: Itanse oT I'ru GOOdS and TOOlS. sramiacnrpar,h. CiinijiriMnjj all the latent SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD SONCS- DAHCES AND ACTS- We give the Best SHEET IRON TIN AND COPPER- 11 Ui 11 Clnilan TSm Ufnu nnit UMinn UiUVCH, III! If arc CISU UUliac Furnisbing Goods. JOBBING IN SHEET IRON, TIN, COP PER PLUMBING ami 9TEAM FITTING Done with neatness and dispatch. None but Hrst 1.1,14 workmen rMjiljel A large assortment ol . SCALES 1. immnir n n n n i. I1 1 iV II h, K W Ii' II I! V 4 I . h UillllilJll 1 t'Uli. I) 11 11 lit liiiK mori' coMn.rrrni.v l-Trrr.i) ran- nervnti the Columbia Kivei !: fir s:ik' With Boats and Machinery. An abmilant Mipply of ritHSIl WATKK. .Situatedat Ilnncry Harbor. opji-site Astoria, Tor iiarttcnlat, applv to Allen A 1-ewi-.. rertland: .1. Q. A. Jo"wlbv. Astoria, or J. Weston the preinL:es. - Assessment Notice. IVTO'Ci: IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AX XI assessment of fifty per cent, on the canl- lal stock ot the Odd t ellovvs l-inrt ana jiuiiu Iiiit Acruiot!nn nt Actnrin llcpcnn. 1ms lllis lug Association or Astoria, Oregon, has this dav been levied. na able within thirty dav s from date at the onlec of the Secretary, er: otherwise be declared delinquent. 1 Bv order of the Board of Directors. tiss. ldJ"! Astoria, August ! ask rou , Union India Rubber Company's ' Pure Para Cum ' 1 Crack Proof RUBBER BOOTS. BEWARE OP IMITATIONS ! Be sure the Boots aie stamped CIIACK PROOF on the heels, and have the VUUK GUM SPRINGS on the foot and instep, which prevent their cracking or breaking. We are now making them with RUBIiUR AND ASBESTOS Soles which will make them last more than twice as long as anj Rubber Boots made. FOR SALE BY Al.l. DKM.EK.s. J ALL KINDS RUBBER BELTING, PACK- i.Mj.iiosi:. sri:iM;s.t.ix)riiiMi. BOOTS AND SHOi:S,etc. ;OOIYEAR RUBBER CO. R. H. TFVSE. Jr.. I L . nl5 S.M. RUYON. fARcni-H San Francisco. sm ww.jJiva.JWAj jt-rj.vjjwuM-i.'un i rmj' cti - 5S - If TVJ r. iMiUiriiim n n timer n lie !: 4t Furniture, C'ai'pot. Oil : parties devious of seeing: really my goods taken in consideration to all lover-, of line ai tides. Siorl. an. I Undo to inte: - of which the? e are ovei Kj.OlH) in M W III. Ill or ME.H.iJAW H8 01 u a:kt. No. .-. at tr Uie ii'lel-nsled Si:-Z"n '::ti-itl i'uttli C4ot. None Imt the !-. trkmeii e:tiplijt. All ork "aar tut. ed ir no ei.r'" Ik !$W IS 9 astouia. oi:kon UllliiS URIETIRS. r.ro. inn.. - I'Kori.'iirioi: .., .... , . ,..,., WA1 fl.i: l'AKUS. - SlAiSI. 1 WACI.U ... . - t e? -t Ni'w Stal-S xa SaPrt Succession! ilinsieiiieiitof , ---. , .-n-nxr nn-wrr ntr WR. HARRY COBJLSY ,.,, moiK .ou,,.t,;:in .,. 3n:i(..t. MISS HOLLIE CHRISTY , Serin C'muir Oiteeu BiR. T0BI CHRISTY The I'riiiee of OUl HI:m linjier-sonaloi'-. " ' Together Ailii a ww ,AH the Old Favorites Retained. Variety EntRrtainment in the West. ulio h:ii u'lllii'sed the i'ii!ert::iiioieiir liro- liiilllli'O il til bl i(n!nl In rillV "I en itsubrr Ir- n,n .,s :l c.,teer"for the imbiie's" iiniisenteiit e.m not be e.eeiltil. A:ibolv.! wMiin- to sjieml a jvlea-smt owning ami' see sparkhnuv.lt ami beanlv without iil-. ...;- ......i.i :.......v .. 41... ... .. ..I.. .....y J Tin eoniiiany eo!iiirise-tlie following weil- Kiiown .rni5 MIn 1'l.N.Mi: Vt'Al.TOV. 1 Iis Moi.mr Ciu:ir. ; JIi:. CiiAKMtS K0111 kj:. ' Jli:. Tom. CIII:lST. 'MK. WALTI'Ii PAKIC ?ltlLSSFIJ.R3!T"TTJRE Mir. Hai:i: Ci.kxx. ' !.....-. ... ....a ,.-.v ... ,. ... ... ta.vi. 1.. . leretit sneci:iltli-s. t Altfif . I.Ti.lk i ill fii.vw.-. ftlllll ITl t1lAl.tf. crrori... ' Open air eoneert eerj evening: tie uiiceeoiiiiiieiiciiii at ? : entrance to t "" I'enton Mi eel ; private boes on Chena ' mns street. Look out for New Stars. $500 Reward. We will iav the above reward for nuvci.se of Liver Complaint. i.vseisla. hiek Xfeail-, I ache, imliuestion, ('oiLsti)ation or Costive-' j ness we eannot cure with West's Vegetable , l.ieer Tilts1, wlmn lln itirrffinnt: nrr sfrfntlv emnplieil with. Thev are pnre'v Vegetable, ' land never fail to give satisfaction. Mtgar coated. Iirge boxes, containing rai PilK 25 1 cents-, for "sale by all Druggists. Beware of! counterfeits and imitations. Tlie genuine krffiS&iSSSli St.. Ciiicago. Eree trial package sent by I mail prepaid on receipt f a 3 cent stamp. w. Ii, Dement. agent. XA.XHOZ2ffSS- , . , . . 0rA77?,o ?. jwpaivin.g. NEAT. CHEAP AM QflCK. P.Y T. 1UHZ I.OV!'.TT. Tdain Street, opposite N. Loeb's, H'iriT'T,-,Lt-W?M-g'r,g i?3biS -S-a .2i - E X S s s a 7&: ?t ?i sf S J-si p : rr:r-TJ3 " -.. i. s rwV taifmM ri - C "i-T: e w-'; s & - - I. L "ALH .w-tj.o .-r per B 19 1? IIP 111 i fep J&-.& ? & 1 csum:a' xTfc. Wm& PS ggp Jf& Ep jjfll -THE- OV- Ladies' Oloaks, ALSO- 1 ! 1 1 ii.- -1-ttttv ' --t- n- imrrrininj gSpecial inducements offered Bv order of Creditors at tjUlLii llilll e.i T.'yr ffst-aariff-ffv ca: XOT1CK. To bitve expense, horcby notifv .ill porsens indebted to the Cnli fornia Store, that a spoi'dy s-ettlotucnt is nceesstin'. Action will be taken to collect same :'0 days from date of this notice. By order of Creditors. Astoria, Oregon,.Thly 25th, 1S82. taV-!- .-si ivrMi: ro .1 vckixs s. iontcjomcuv.) S8SfTH ilHlfl i Wiifctir' "-. " " 7T TZ-lZZiE& .-. ?3S9r& TZZyz'hf?&'AZ -v ;:vdiiS-. -- " C02tj:i: OF-.11Ali AX1 ,., ,. CHAS. HEILBORN, MANUFACTURER OF AIS'D DEALER IN j Oai'pots, Oil Cloth, ' Window Shades, Lacs Curtains, "WINDOW COHNIGES AJTD CURTAIN POLES Complete In every branch. MARTIN OLSEN, ni:vu:i: i taff? ni:.I.i:K l" HPr rVr v -7VT T T T TTTT I " "TT T C7 1 !T T"T i sU KN 1 T L RE A B Ji J JDIJN G". rier ?Sai:i jj1 r.iemoiia Street. Astoria. Oregon. WIDOW SHADES AHD TRIHNGS; LOOKING GLASSES ETC. .1 Complete Sloel.. PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD. aci. ixas or FrRraTici: isi:pairxo xxj varhishf.d. I . mmn imm 1 1 1 mit mi n 1 1-r r---"- " '"- r ",' s: I iSS s-gigsllsIs fcsB.ggi v.b d m r- . -r: r s. r- -- " 1 t n - -r bt - - jki -v mm 1 V. f - r.i""wu;.i'.iv- ..j.'.vrga.raa. NS!! SrSg25aSSgS3ggyS8S?8T8 STOCK Dolmans, etc. Drjr Goods Tiiis weels TORE :gomery, irr.t:i: l.v Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. A (Jeneral Assort mnnt of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Agents for Maare Stores and .Ranges llio lle.t in the niaiket. I'iiiiiiIhiu god- or all klnuN on liaiul. Job ....:-. i.,,.. ..... ,rf ..,..i,i ,., o.,-- ' ' ,"",v'" vu "' " .IKPFRHHOX STJtEr.TS, " OREGOW. Se BEDDING Wall Paper, Mirrors, Picture Frames and Mouldings,