The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, August 31, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textcv yamm yrg.mitrjiiowPW T '11- li'ailn &3iSriaYL . Alleged Brutality. -..- v. ; z- - We are in receipt f iho following! AsToltlA. OREGON: cuintiuinicaiio-ii. signed by two of the-1 , sailora, ami accompanied ly the rc- TliUKSD.W AUGUST 31, 15H2J quest that it In published. ""We give it iur what st is woilh. ; "The bark Scottish Chieftain left Liverpool on .January 22d, and from jthc time the vessel left the Downs ; there was a system tf tinting car jried on, iliy captain trying his best to cause mutiny in every way 'on the passage. He disrated ihe sec ond mote and 'steward, and sent the ISSUED 3VSRY MOP.l'ING. "ToBtlnF !IsoM4ccLt, . V. HALLOIiAN : COMPANY. rcKu-nRHH .i" I'noeniKTons. iitiH'vm iiuildimg. Unss SU'fl. Terms of Subscription. ".'. by Carrier, per wee!; .:." Cents -i hy mfell. foariEonlh'..... - -.. "0 y ai1. -. roar - -. ifi8imate to his i.om. On several occa' ste f Paet.'uo to?jbfpribr. jaions he called certain members of - ..!rcrlucmon:.s msortod by tho roar ctj lJie cpew - scamps and blasted om:cr.f Si j") pcrsqunrapor tnnntli. 'wretches, .'ending them from the iitirorataflTcrttfcE. by tkodny or week, 1 wheel. etc., altogether behaving in a Back Again. Hon. M. C. fiy eerif." ier s4unrcfor each insertion. THECITY. iJtE. SJVM.V AVTOIVS Kill be Sfitt " m ii fliZZccjt amonth.frcfi-f )Kn-Uiijr. Jlmd tr vho ciruleitij'lntt alienee frnm thcclliran j i-- Tiiu A-roi:iAr fitlbw f'.rj.i. Daily Wi'RKiA riV 'i t. ami putt-nflcc with it ' ! Uittonnl crpenc. lfZ'irff ma; to - ! j'ff i n a., tlrtircti. Isavc order at Hi mnnltna mm. C!Md -earthquake weather. What 'shall the harvest be? August 31st of summer." -" Tir. ihe lost rose -Seattle tliinks its opera honaa lore not pat', and til!:s of turning it inl a hotel. The "erond of the two fishing lkOa3, that with each a crew of two left here on the 1 Oth for ,san Fran tiseo, aviived safely last .Monday. -The Oregonian thinks that Port land should hare :; hotel. So it should, and one where first-class prices are not charged for second-class accommoda tions. --The annual distribution of the interests arising from tho common school fund for Oregon, was made on the Oth; wonder how much Clatsop county got? The .Superintendent uf iho Hoquiam mill says that lumbermen way that v. as meant to create disturb ance. On 3fay 20 tH a man was scut up ihe mizzen-topgallant mast, having to climb 4" feet on "li-inch bare wire and then had no other place to rest but on the main and topgallant braces. The captain seeing him there went deliberately and, without a word of warning, let U go, and the man just had to catch hold of the back-stays and save hinwlf. Now, bring here and seeing that he cannot run ihe crow out, lie hai got a charge of mutiny and selling lire io tho ship, which is entirely false. Tnis kind of treatment has been th system carried on by him before. ' W. T. RuTCHnn, 11. Taylok. Valnable Inventions. Co!. 11. ft. Spedden. our genial county cleric, has made some valuable inventions, several of which he has had patented: among others a meth od of baling a boat by means of tho action of the oars in rowing; and also a skillfully-devised style of rowlock, in which a spring throws and keeps it in place when wanted, while a moment sufliccs to throw it out of gear. But what seem? to us tho most valuable of all his inventions is one on which he has just secured lelteis patent. It is a single-fluked anchor, and .ho folds that when hanging at the bow of a vessel a line can m no wav join. Ooor;o arrived homo Sunday afternoon, having nnde iho trip across the continent by way of the Northern Pacific route Ho looks well after the winter's hard work at Washington. On the trip across Mr. George laid over at various points ini Montana Helena, Boseman, Missoula, j etc. cud he is uf the opinion, decid-j cdly, that completion of the Northern! Pacific will open up a gieat tra le be tween Portland and that section. Montana, he found, was Iaigely set tled by old California!;8; and its busi ness affairs are chiefly in the hands of men who have the prejudice of old acquaintance with California, and would, all other things equal, trade there by preference. The Union Pacific, through its local line, the Utah Northern, has forced enormous tribute for some years past, and the people are looking eagerly for a way of escape from its clutches. Mon tana's trade with San Francisco will be carried on by way of Portland, and Mr. George thinks tint with our ad antage of position we can in time secure it all. Mcrclmnts so far east as Helena expect to do business in this war. Mr. George will remain in Oregi'ii three months, mo3l of the time at his home in this city. Ore- .. m ! HATgj jjg , HATg Frank Fubru is now prepared to sun-. . ply families, TC3tauraiits, hotels, saloons, J AT PRICES BELOW COST! etc.. with nure mountain icuonthc prem-, ises. Fresh ice cream every day. Balls parties and dinners supplied. with ice eream at shott notict I'nrnisluMl Itonnt to I. ft J have purchased an entire sample line of the finest quality j of Hats and Caps at A gowl cabinet makiT m eily work.-ii-j it nwii nriPP 'lllfl App!. immediately to 3U. W.fcnllH:. j lu. I 'Nil pi lOlj clllU will sell lor the next At Mr-. Muiiboifs lodging Itoiw.. Wanted. A-toria furniture store V oil for Salt 1 have about ix hundred and lift vj30- davs only, Hats cords of dry hemlock, winch I will sell n t, "J pn c 0 1 -.;rt 0 for easli at SH.75 pcreord. 1 will deliver j H IJ U VaUS ai prlCGS the wood to mv customer:. . . . n r im.MAi.-ios. i below net San bran- ; cisco cost. Over 300 The Resulte. AH person-; leejing (lull and dejnes-:ed rli5P-kl,rvi. f.4--rl-vo -v or perhaps feverish with no appetite, no (.llliei eill o uV lCS CO energv, tho system clogged, the liver j . . -- lorpiu. and uu oowi'ii iikicuvc. who are I f 1 1 1 i ci I lTiTTl 1 JJI 1 1 wondering how to find relief, should u,lul,ftt' ll"111- well! a .IV Wr.R TCJ'K TALK. r... i i ...i r ' i l i can mm eiupioyiiieiiiun orj uaiuur. Vhou ei u ;, W clslnicci tjiat The company want twenty loggers nnd lho fluko 5nvanaillv ,! the bot a dozen good mill men. Lft1n , ., ,. ,., ;..,,..,,. ih(t I first idea one gets is, :Vhv didn't Chief of Police Lnppeus, of Poit land, who lateli arrived in San Fran cisco, emphatically denies that he ever received any money from Carrie Brad ley io connive at her escape. A Seattle singing club has bought the piano Rive King used at her con certs. If any one has a piano leg to spare ho will earn the gratitude of the S s. c. bv sending it via Kalama. "Tis with surprise we learn that tho proprietor of "St. Jacob's oil"' is dead. Tisn't noised among ils adver tisers much as it might shake confi- denco in its properties as a cure-all. --if wo had gone over to one of the stores and bought a loi of thermome ters at 55 and 5G last week, wo could have mado big money on them this week at 82 and 8o. They are still on the rise. The bullet was extracted from Gardiuer's arm yesterday. Friends of hh say that he was in no way to blame in the matter and was trying to prevent any further trouble at tho time he was shot. A man from Snoqualmie informs tho Post-Intelligencer that thore aro five logging camps running on that stream this year, putting in on an axerage 00,000 leet of logs per day. These camps aro run principally by nettlcrs who are not able to work .full crews. someone think of that before?" The Bell Rings at 8:30. Mr. T. 11. Co(indc.iiresnsto announce that school will begin in district No. 1, next Monday at !) o'clock sliaip. Tho first bell will ring at 3:J0 and the second at 8:5.. Pupils should be on the school premises by the time the second or live minute bell rings. All should he in attendance ihe first day. Each day will have it work, and classes will not be held bark to ac commodate stragglers. Pupils will go io the same rooms they occupied last year. Such classes in advanced studies will be nrgajiizcd as the demand may justify. A traveler to Astoria bound At Portland cried, "Jlow torrid I I'd give a sterling Knglfch iKiiuid For cool air on my forehead." For shillings eight hn took the loat And down the broad stream hurried To where the great ships proudly float By storms or hoals nn worried. Uainier is past, Kalama's won. Tongue Point is just below me. I'll reach the sea by set of sun. AJouias spires -will show me Whine cooling breezes may be had And sea air furnish solace; mad Where dust and heat no inoio drive A countryman of Wallace." Poor Seotia'ss-on had reached the dock Astoiia's hills were o'er him; When fancy, if yon can, the shock That well nigh over bore him. When circling through the town lie It'll Trie east wind dry and fretting, Made lean men weak and fat men melt ud set the whole town sweating. The .Scotchman sadlj looked to ea lie spied the 'Oeneral ranby." And meekly asked. 'Can you tell me Will on that boat a man be .Most apt to find a place that eool Too weak am J to talk Oh r "Yes, yes," the said, 'you old fool We'll lake you to llwaeo." He swung his eane, he aimed a blow. And To be continued. pin chase a fifty-cent or a .?! bottle of ' x ,lrtrt .-il rvt Syrup of Fig, read the circular around uil 011C0 &1KI 2Cl the bottle, follow the directions, taking . p i i a few do--.es of this pleasant remedy ami hn PO'fl 1 11 O I 1 ll 0, HOSS be restored to health and happiue-.".. It "lIrta111 xn Lll "" may be had of W. K. Dement, DruggiM.j . -.. who hasbeen appointed agent for .Wo- j JVX. "D. X j9l.JX T , Hodge. l)avNv Co.. wholonle agents Merchant Tailor. Halter and Clothier. rtlan.1. Oregon. j Always Refre5min?. A delicious odor i imparted by Kloieston Cologne, which i3 always refreshing, no matter how f reel v used. "BitcUnpnitin." ew, quick complete cure i da-. nrinmv nireetlons. Mnnrtinir. freouent or ditiieuit urination, kidnev dieav. ?1. at druggists. Oregon Depot, DA VIS A: CO- I'ortland.ur. a c:ari. "llaekmetaek." a lasting and fra giant perfume. Price S and Z0 cent'2, j Sold by W.l. Dement. -P. .1. Goodman, on Chenamus itreet, To all who aro suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nerv ous weakness, early decay, los of man hood, etc., I will send a recipe, that will euro von FJiEE OF CIIAI'GE. Tin great remedy was diseoieredbva mi- ' KoiuemDor sionan in South America. Send a sell ! B par excelle addnsrd envelope to the. Bev. .lor.i'ii T. Ism am, Station D.Ncw "fork Cilj. has jn-t reeeixeil the latest and most fahionabie stle of gents and ladles boots, shoe-, etc. Agent In Astoria for the famous Morrow shoo3. Bemeinber Frank Fabre's ieeeream. nee. C. B. COOPER, GE2"EPvAL MERCHANDISE. iaiuciBsisE32Z3Zcitaiiiiiiikiiit3iaciiiitaiaiiMiMii CLEARANCE SALE! inimnimmirtiTir-tTTi-iTTT-T-fumrittminin-nniiiiinMiinnmumtim For t he next 30 Days MIUflllllMMail4IMttllMIiatlUJlitliMllltMIBIMIIMItltMflt Unparalleled Bargains!! 4. HMMMW -IN- Dry Goods and Clothing ! feft friC o( DRV GOODS and CLOTHING ipoo,jyvj to be sold at a 0REW REHCTI0H I icrnvinn i;itter. Cinchona Unlira. The Count Cinchon was the bpanish Viceroy in Peru in 1(TG0. The Countess, his wife, was prostrated by an intermit tent fever, from which she was freed by Ihe use of the native remedy, the Peru vian bark. or. as it wa- called in the language ol the country, "Quinquina." Grateful for her recover, on her return to Europe, in 1(?2, she introduced the remedy in Spain, where it was known under various names, until Jjinnams called it Cinchona, in honor of the ludy who had brought them that which was more precious than tho gold of the 1 nea-. To this day. after a lape of two hun dred and fifty years, science has iven us nothing to take ils place. It eJieetu ally eure a morbid appetite for stimu lants, bv restoring the natural 'tone of the stomach. It attacks execssho ioe of liquor as it does a fever, ami destroys both alike. The powerful tonic virtue of the Cinchona is preserved in the Peruvian Ditfers. which are as effective against malarial fever to-day as they were in the da.s of tne old Spanish Viremvs- Ve !nianuitee the inifredi- ents of these bitters to lie ah-olntelvj i , u" ,,- :tn. i iM,..i Inure, and of the best kuowii. quality. Ui,,,i "I(: lh f next month for San A trial will .sat isiy you I'laMlus is the i.-racieo to be in time for the arrival iHiuiiirrmtiM' worm. iih;iiikm i of the lattst J-listern and Enroian im- the nuddtng is in the eating, and we hortatio!H willinglv abide this ttst. -For sale bvr " all drncgists, groeeis and liquor dealers. Nnveliie. in liouseliold .irtiele nt Order it. LoebitC'UagenlsforA-loria. j Putter's. Uniee up the whole .sjsteiu with King f tbo Dlood. See Advertisement. Siiii.oii's Cn:i: will immediately lelieve Croup, whooping cough and Ihonc'iilis. .sold by W. E. Dement. Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy a posi tive cure for Catarrh. Diptheria and 'anker Moulh. Sold by W. E. Dement. Ave on made miserable by Indi gestion. Constipation. Dizziness, Loss of appetite. Yellow .skin Shiloh's Vital izer is a poMlho cure. For sale by "V L Dement. Classen it Oerkwitz have bought the branch Candy store next to Stevens & Cos bonk store, and will hereafter nui both place-. Freh randy always on hai.d. What is nicer on a warm tlay than a dish of that exquisitely flavored ice eream that Frank Fabrc makes'.' Highest price paid for old web and junk. funis. Kv.vxsox. Inquire of Foard A: Stok-. 1 m j -M eh: co!i e. at A. M. Johnson's. These Goods are of the VERY BEST QUALITY, and are offered at remarkably Iiow Prices Previous to thtt arrival of our FALL STOCK. Let every one call and be convinced that we mean business, and that goods of the same quality were never before offered at such low figures. grAH the Upper Town busses will stop at this store each way. I X L S a r KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS NEW BUILDING. Astoria. August 23, 1835. NEW STORES! i -y-r r oi Dyspepsia nndLivcr ("eii.pkiiu. -A young man named Frank Stevonn, was brought from Pacific county, W. T., to the hospital last Tuesday evoning, suffering from a large wound in his leg. He was out hunting with a friend, when his com panion's gun being accidentally dis charged, lodged a bullet in the calf of his light leg. J. Il". Fillmore has resigned the position of superintendent of the railroad division of the 0. R. Ar 2s". Co., to take effect Sept. J si. That office will bo abolished after that date. All business relating to that division will come uuder the direct supervision of J. "M. Buckley, assistant manager, to whom all communications relating to that department should be d drcsed. List of Letters Remaining uncalled for in the Post officoat Astoria, Oregon, August 01fI, 1SS2. Andio, Jacob Me er Julian Byars, Miss MaryL Messina. Giuseppe Ballard, MissFannyMcMintrv Rolln Chamberlain, Win Martin, .lela Crosby. MoUie II May, J U Connors, Joseph N'ic'kios. J J Cair, Collon M Nelson, X J Hoduy, Orrcn P Ostrand, Jtobl UIgby, llarrv Painter, Sam Ingcmanson. i T Preble, Mrs Mary Johnson, M r Person, John Johnson, Chris Patterson, J P. Johnson, J Smith, Frank Johnson, Mrs 11 Stokes, Amirs. N Klahn, Christian Soil, Mr. Lawrence. Ned Turner. Fred LIbby, M F Wirkkulu, A Mclutiie. Bros Wright, A It :; Momme, Edw Weiman, J II Persons calling for these letters must give the date they arc advertised. W. Cii.vs-cr., P. M. Domestic Exports. vou have a printed guartintc. on eei j Ponl.ind. ate thelon ion tailors of the T.he leceipls in San Franci?co, of cer ium articles of Oreiron produce from January 1st, 1S82, to August 2"d. ineht-j sive, have been as lonews: bottle of Shi!oh VifalJ7er. It never fails to cure. .Sold by W. K. Dement Flour, or s Wlieat. ctU Oats.ctl'j . Salmon, liliN . Id bbls pl;l7.".Z.'.V..'.V." Apple-i. nje, bs lamer, pkps Pork, libit Potatoes, sks Wool, bales Hides, No . . ... Tallow. p K" - Ueer, bbL-.. llecf. canned, cs......... ....... Fruit, tilled, pkes I .cat tier, pkgs ...... l.anl,es.. . llncon, es... .................. Meal, sks . Hops. balf Haiiis.pkics liran. sus ....M.... Cheese, es ..... Flax Seed, sks Cainit'd fjoods, es , Railey, ells Shorts, .sks Corn, cits 1! e. sks :')'Ji 'r,t27 ."r.""r.v.".....i)Ji r.io br. . i:uS7 ice T.Wl tr.o tit . ...jso.r.ri 17.r,fi w 32,1111 , 1.491 100 cpr, 203 2S 127 1551 r.74 11 17.0S 49 C3.KS 131 27,110 4R2 4C Shipper A- l.'ybke. N'o. 11, Oak street metropolis Fresh ice eream every day at Frank Fabro's. Families supplied iii an ijuantit by leaving oiuer. ANo the finest oxsters cooked to oider. Frank Fabres oysters and ice cream are known everywhere as par excellence. If you want to see a line job if me chanical work, call ami see a .set of nickle-plate measures made at J. A. Montgomery's. They don't do am but first -class work. CLOSING Remember 1 Cit.r.Nx'.sSri.i,nri:.so,p presents all the advantages of sulphur baths at a cheap rate. "Hilt's Haikaxd Wihskki: Dvi:."' 50ets. The public schools at Jewell will open on Monday, Sept, 4th, Miss Anna Powell, Teacher. Clouds of smoke obscured the sun yesterday and caused a hazy yellow ap-" pcarance to all out-door objects. There aro some large fires raging m the interior. Stoubb, the policeman who was shot last Tuesday morning, was "doing as well as could bo expected'" last evening. Wc hopo he will mako a live of it for more reasons than one. Tho California!!, for September, ia an issue of tlinl magazine that wo havo read with geuuinc pleasure. It is of tlis coast, wealthy; it tells of California and Oregon, and discitding any effort at "fine writing" or dreamy discussion of theories, interesting only U dillettante, it lakes up matters of every-tlay import in a very interesting rdyle. The article in the current num ber, "Up tho Columbia,"' is worth a year's subscription. II. I. I.itt lias completed his elegant fall stock of dresses and cloaks. By sending sizo of bust, length of sleeve, skin, waist and under arm, he will s-end C. O. D., dresses from S10 upwards: dolmans from SIS. Address: II. B. Litt, Third and Alder. Another Wonderful IHneoveryl It has been discovered within the last tew davs that the nicest place to buv vour fall stock of provisions is at A. M. Johnsoirs. It has also been discovered that the largest and best lighted store is A. M. Johnson's. Also that he has nothing but fir.st class goods at verv low prices. Also that the children are waited on -immediately. Also that your goods arc sent to vour house, on-tlic instant, and the ladies know that it is the cieauest grocery store in town, and please not forget it. - A. M. Johnson'. The Peruvian syrup has eured thou sauds who were suffering from riyspep sia, debility, liver complaint, boils, hu mors, female complaints, ete. Pamph lets free to anvaddiess. Set h W.Fow U I'cSon1 'ioston. I. (J. Davidson, photographer. Port land, still retains the negatives taken at Astoria hist year, and will furnish dupli cates from them on shoit notice. His landscape views are much admired and in large demand. dwlm Physicians prescribe (ot.ii.x'.s Ln. nu.'s Liquid Br.sr anh Toxic l.vvto or.ATOi: for the weak. worn, ami dys peptic. Take no other. Whate'er besides you chance to want. Ne'er fall short of SOZODO.N'T. But always keep it in our sight. A source of beauty and delight, Tocleanse your teeth till with your smile The most fastidious you beguile. Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 ets r,0 els and Si. Sold by W. E. Dement. OUT ILT COST!! I)nrin this o.k our i-ntirc .-dork of DRY GOODS, CLOTSUXi. Cents Furnishing Goods, Jl.VT-S AND OATS, lMtO't'S ASI) SHORN, Ktc, Kte. To mVhi- ro.'!v. for a complete stock of Hardware and Ship Chandlery. l.uws -..ill fluil main ilCMHible goods iu Ihe lei. .mi all at etremelyloiv prices. A. VAN DUSEN & GO. aB4at Happy Greeting to All! a The Empire Store 3fe.fl Ior t the l'yUiiuu Building Is now opn with a very select and complete stock of DRY OO0B6 9 M9IN9, Ladies' and Children's Shoes. Fancy soaps and iicrfumcry of all kinds can be found at J. W. Conn's drug store, opposite Occident hotel. I. W. (JA8E. lMH'i.'Tl'i: .SU V,'ll01iE.SAI.K AM) HB TA1L iiKALKK IN SfflESAL MESCHAPISE '"rtrner CIi.mmmc.h and Ca.is streets. ASTOUIA - - - OREGON QXXJR UOTTO: QVtCK SALES ANB SMALL PMflTO. OUR AIM 18 TO PLEASE. Skinny Ueu. Wells" Health Kenewcr. Absolute cure for nervous debility and weakness of the generative functions. SI, at drug gists. Oregon Depot, DAVIS & CC Portland, Or. Such a day as yesterday creaics a desire to go on a pic-nic. Such wish can be gratified by starting with the Y. M. C. A., on ihe Clara Pakcr. this morning. It will no doubt, be a pleasant occasion for nil who are. for tunate enough to go. Mrs. A. Malcolm has received a fine slock of ladies wear, selected in San Francisco by Mrs. Derby, and has als-o secured the services of a first-class milliner. J.ace ties, etc., of fashionable style and at reasonable price". Fabre'.s icecream is the best. Fresh laity and caramels evete dn v 1 A--.k druggiMs for "Bough on at the Astoria Candy Factory, Main St.i"-,,cars out rats, mice, bedbug John P. Ci. Elegance aud Purity. Ladies who appreciato elegance, and purity arc using Parker's llair Bal sam, tt is tne oest article som ior re- -A Nasal Injector Irf wilb e.vhl bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh. Bcmedy.; I'ricc .a cent, .sold ny w. r.. uenienr. Fresh fiuitieceived at C. A.Mav's by every .steamer. No stale trash. Ever' variet or Oregon and I'aHfornia fruit alwaSon hand. For the genuine J. II. Cutter old 1 3HC. S-- E" K. X VSl, Ki S OKAI.KU IX JSTClcrks conversant with the English, German, Scan dinavian and French languages will be in attendance. CALL AND SEE US. PJRAEL BROTHERS. Astoria, August 2G, 1832. ASTORIA BKBWEET. M. MEYER Proprietor. ASTORIA, OKEGON. Hay, Oats, Straw. ; Lime, Brick, Cement and Sand Wood l)eliered to Order. Bourbon, and the best ol wines, liquors j uuti cnn rraucisuii ucer, can ai uie t'Cin . ).;., Tpnnunn n-irf Fvnrpi Bwiness opnn-.iit tholttll tower, and see Csimii-1 Ur"y""J earning tua txprei.auuiness. bell. ; Hor3C3 aria Cm riages for Hire. Mcintosh has received the lamest! V -,,cx- and most complete stock of hats in'the wjvpu i imVodq inn nriDt; city. Men's sizes from C. to 1. WINEfc, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. storing grav hair t its ongiml color. 1 Mr. John KogersortheteniralMar - lioniifv-nufbittif " ket has ina(llJ arrangements to keep al , beaut .nut lnstic. j , ,. t f , f , j . t, . i FlItST CliASS REDUCTION' OF WHOLESALE PPJCES. $7 50 PER BARREL OF 30 GALLONS. llAltGK OltDKILS IK JJK1 PROrORTlON. Less Quantities, 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - SI BOptrOown JWSj)cIal attention iairt to orders from Public Houses and Famines. Notice. Don't Die in the 1I0 -ASfsKX. U. you want nice fiesh lard, or good sugar-cured hrms, just from the coun try go to F. 11. Elberscn's bakery. vermin, Hit, ants, insects. I5e ik hc -in,, i.V m "et" r . JfllHK l,AliTXKRSIIIl UEItlirOt'OKC s I'll,-. Ke. tlCO. II. I IlJlVer. IU iw.MI- I ..-;. (!.... 1...I. ,... Inl... Ir.h1n inrt CI, in I lir.Yl lllrl C1VC llf II IllfCnlfl itt.l nsfi. ' '.....- I.. .1.. .t... .i: t ..1....t I... .ltn.tiol nim- ! v.ns. 11, nwnoui lives toSiiir.oii"sf"rtvsi:iTfi.v .vnt: Ibe n!i'1nrvitnirtl will unv all debts! 5, roaches.) p.... ,. sv.blliv av v.tmii,Mi tiwiie'aurt collect all bills due tbe firm. rbox.i " ' GKO. f".SS. Physicians" prescriptions careful Astoria. August a;. isa2. Lesons given in Wax and Paper! compounded day or night at J. W. lA'siUiis Kncii in u.nu i ii it-i row nmuum u.i ui ihj,iu at .1. n. t ,.:, ls,;111.f, !, i,s: it il., old ' THE COLUMBIA usv i m 4U BREWERY 5 TwB'Ka' at war' -JStO?) IK SUJ'EltlOK TO MOST. A.M In KXPKl.i.KI) BY NO.NE ON TUW COAh'i JOHN HAHN, - - PROPRIETOR. CHENAMUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. GEUJAAN1A BKKl; 1LALL wUl be promptly atter.tled to ' nl