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Vol. xvn.
Astoria, Oregon, Sunday Morning, September 24, 1882
Jfo. 150.
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ELECTRICITY AND 1THE SUN
In a recently published manual
of astronomy it is asfceited that
the only true theory, so far sug
gested, for explaining the heat of
the sun, is that of its contraction
in bulk. It would have to contract
its diameter ouly four miles in a
hundred years to produce as much
heat as it now gives. On the
other hand it is known that if the j
sun was a solid mass of coal it
would burn out, in five thousand
years, and the. theory that the per
cussion of .meteors on its surface
causes enough heat to burn up,
in each second of time, nearly
twelve thousand millions of mil
lions of tons of coal generous,
lonjr weight tons at that cannot
appeal to the comon sense of
cither astronomers or coal dealers.
In these das of elecliicity it is
sliange that a theory has not been
seriously propounded that the sun
isa great electrical machine. The
phenomena of solar electrical
storms, which affect our terrestrial
telegraph wires, and the aurora
borealis, the zodiacal light and the
sun spots, point distinctly to an
origin in the sun itself. The elec
tric lamps which ornaikent our
streets give a light which is devoid
of heat, but the light has the same
constituents as sunlight, and per
forms a similar work; photographs
are taken with no less clearness,
and plants of every kind exposed
to their influence grow and ripen
with equal success, as was proved
by the experiments of William
Siemens during the winter of
1880-81. They now produce
fruit, that are capable of repioduc
tion. The fact that the luminous
rays of the electric light are de
void of heat is npt an insuperable
objection to this new theory. Of
cours it takes intense heat to pro
duce the light, as is known to every
one who allows the current to pass
through his body. There is not
much doubt that it will be proved
ultimately that electricity is the
working power of the universe.
It has always been declared that
no one knew what the attraction
of gravity was. Sir Isaac Newton,
nerved to the discovery by the
apple which fell into his eye, for
mulated its laws but the' were
the laws of an impalpable mystery.
Amber, from which electricity de
rives its name, only needs to be
rubbed to develop an attractive
force known to the ancient world.
It may be that the world, whirling
cm its interstellar orbit, raises its
attractive force by its friction with
the universal ether which pervades
space. Often, just before
thunder showers, men feel
as though they could hardly
move; it may be because,
owing to the increased attraction
of the earth, they arc really heavier
than before, just as on the sun they
would weigh several tons and
could be crushed . by their own
solidity. It is evident that the
uses to which electricity ma be
put are increasing in importance
every uay: me science, nice a
youthful IIercules strangling
serpents in his cradle", is a giant irg
his infancy. Its sire is Apollo,
the sun god; before, it shall have
reached maturity it will light our
houses and our cities, -clean our
streets, rival steam as a motive
power, make its masters ubiqui
tous, cultivate the earth, mine,
dredge and reduce ores, and, in
fact, put the famous twelve
laborers of the old hero to shame.
Above all things it may fight our
battles for us. We who mourn
that we have no tiav may yet
employ electricity in a hundred
light, swift, invulnerable little
craft, which will play around and
plague the elephantine monsters
of the European "navies as the
gnat once drove Pegasus and the
famous white cow lo from land to
land. But the thoory that the sun
shines and develops heat from
electiicitv mav have a bearing on
the future of science which is little
suspected. At any rate, it enlirc
lv removes the blislciing fear that
the sun may burn out j-oino time
during the next ten million years
Pit ilmlelph ia lJrcss.
Senate Era3.
Speaking of senators teims, the
Dubuque Times says: What is
the length of a lifetime in the
United State senate? We esti
mate it at about twenty-f'mr years.
We measure thus: On March -Jth,
18o9, Gen. Geo. .feme.-, of
Iowa, left the senate, entitled, as
an e-senalor, to the privileges of
floor. All the members were new
except one, Hannibal Hamlin of
Maine, and the next day even he
was gone and a younger man in
his seat. When General Jones
visited the senate on the 5th of
March, I SSI, he saw theie the
senatois from thirty-eight states,
not one of whom he had sat with
on the d of March, 18o9. Gen.
Jones to-day is one of the most
historic and perhaps the most re
markable character in the west.
He sat in the senate with Clay and
Webster and Calhoun, with Silas
Wright, Benton, Crittenden and
Jeff. Davis, with Sumner, Sewaid,
Chase and Douglas. In the earl
part of the century, when General
Jackson was president, he sat in
the house of representatives with
Henry A. Wise and John Quincy
Adams. His district included all
of Michigan, Wisconsin, Towa and
Minnesota. It now has over thirty
representatives in congress. He
left the senate, not because of his
personal unpopularit, but his
party had gone out of power in
Iowa. The intimate and trusted
friend of Andrew Jackson, the
partner of Daniel Webster., he re
members Jefferson. On terms of
personal acquaintance with nearly
all our celebrated warriors and
statesmen, he numbered among his
friends and enemies the mighty
red kings, Black Hawk, Keokuk
and Poweshiek. A soldier in the
war of 1812, Gen. Jones is a young
man yet. He walks erect without
a cane, with a light and springy
step, and claims none of the indul
gence and immunities of old ae.
FaciGc County. W. T-.'N'oiuiiiationE.
OrsTKi-vn.i.i:, Aug. 2G, 1SS2.
- The people's political conven
tion for this countv was held here
Saturday, and having chosen
J. P. Paul chairman and A. S.
secretary, made the following
nominatiens: Auditor, A. S. Bush;
county commisioners L. II.
Rhoades, Benjamin Hutton and
Samuel P. Soule; probate judge,
Andrew Olson; SherifT and asses
sor, C. A. Heath; Treasurer, F. C.
Davis; school superintendent, Mrs.
A. S. Bush; Coroner, II. II. Tink
er; Surveyor, Jos. Whealdon;
Wreckmastcr, Chas. Fsher.
The thoroughness with which
the Canadian journalists occasion
ally gather the news may be in
ferred from this brief extract from
the Brockville Recorder of recent
date: "The Governor-General's
hair wants shingling. He passed
west yesterday for Toronto, and
we had a chance to see the back of
his head only, and his hair is alto
gether too lonjr."
"I had a fall from a ladder and
spraijied my wrist so badly," says
A. B. Palmer, of Cumberland Court
House, Va., '-that I lost all use of
my arm. I procured a bottle of
the St. Jacob's Oil, and, after rub
bing my arm with it, I obtained
immediate lelief. I used it like
wise for neuralgia, and find it also
effectual for burns, bruises, etc."
An Old Story Retold,
in many isolated neighborhoods
the butchers and meat aie scaice,
and it is the custom, whenever a
farmer has a worn-out cow which
he is willing to kill, to distribute
her flesh among the people. Such
a place is Hardenburgh. a fad to
which the l'ev. Jits. C Beeeher is'
willing to tosslify. He once ac-'
cepted an invitation iodine with j
'a worthy woman in that town, and
j in due time set out on horseback
through the woods toward her
hour,e. When near his destina
tion he emerged upon a piece of
open ground, and the first living
objects that caught his eye wcie a
couple of boys digging vigorously
under a stump. "Hallo! boys,
what arc you after?'1 he inquired
in a friendly way, and one of them
promptly and frankly answered:
"Mister, we are after a ground
hog. Mother asked old Beeeher
to dinner, and as she liaiirt got
any meat she sent us out to catch
a ground hog, and as she will give
us five cents for it and the skin, we
are going to have one if we have
to dig up every d n stump in the
field. Mr. Beeeher reflected a
moment, and then turned his
horse's head toward home. Whether
or not the boys received the five
cents which they were bound to
jearn, local history docs not saw
Stretching It-
It has beeu a popular delusion
that the ordinary capacity of the
human stomach is one pint. If so
the elastic membrane must be as
elastic as the membrane of a con
gressman. A Xew Yorker was
accosted, a day or two ago, by a
seedy looking tramp who begged
for a dime to get a bit to cat to
keep him from starving. The gen
tleman chose to be sure that his
charity took the form of food and
not of whisky, so, instead of giving
him money, he wrote him an order
to a restaurant to "give the poor
fellow a dinner and charge it to
me.' Armed with this note the
tramp canvassed the situation,
Mudied the bill of fare and settled
down to business. Beginning with
a mutton stew, he followed it with
roast veal, corn beaf and cabbage,
roast lamb "with mint sauce, two
plates of salmon, lobster salad,
boiled oirjrs, vegetables of all
kinds, pic, pudding, cheese, three
bottles of Scotch ale and a cigar. !
There was nothing mean about
him. His benefactor paid the bill
of $4. 10 when it was presented,
and invested the rest of the five
dollar bill in a stout cane, with
which he walks abroad, looking
for that hungry tramp.
The attempted bribery of the
Star route trial jurors ha been
spoken of by .fudge AYylic in lan
guage as torcible as generally
conies fiom the bench:
"I felt so much indignant that I
was almost ready to advise the
jurymen to shoot the-men on the
spot. Scoundrelisifi of this degree
deserves no mercy. If it is possi
ble to ferret out these scoundrels
it shall be done. Give them no
quarter. Spurn them with the end
of your toes. Xo baser vermin
infest the earth."
fudge Wylie did not in precise
words tell the jury to kick the
would-be bribers; but his phrase,
"Spurn them with the-end of your
toes,' may pass into popular usage.
"1 too have caught the fever,1-said
Mr. Harvey B. F. Keller, recorder
of deeds, Ottawa, Kansas, "and have
long been convinced of the merits
of the St. Jacobs Oil. The princi
pal use to which the Oil has been
devoted in my family has been for
rheumatism, which disease it sub
dues with wonderful quickness.''
The purity and elegant perfume,
of Parker's Hair Ualsam explain the
popularity of this reliable restorative.
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RHEUMATISM,
Metlralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell-
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
No Preparation on earth equals Sr. J icons Oil.,
u a safe, sure, simple and cheap External
Bemedr. A trial entail but the comparatively
trlfllnc outlay of CO Cent, and every one suffer
ing with pain can bavo cheap and rsritive proof
of its claims.
Directions in Eleven Languages.
80LD BY ALL DS UGGIST3 AND DEALEE3
IN MEDICINE.
A. VOGELER & CO.,
Baltimore, XTd., V. A'.i.
SHORT BITS.
Arahi Pasha and his accom
plices, military and civil, will be
tried by court maitial.
A Virginia physician says he
has never known an habitual con
sumer of jtoijaccQ.to lutye. Jlie
fyplfoid "fever.
A fisherman- caught recently in
his net at Queen's Ferry, a few
miles below Chuster. England, the
largest salmon eer caught in the
Dee. Tt was found to turn the
scales at forty, pounds, was four
feet in length, and a healthy, clean,
nud well-developed fish.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
Tlii" rfiiinlfiiniuv is pale nmt leaden
colnntl, with cfiaionul Hushes if a eir
ui'iiiMTibc! .-j'Ot on one r lioth Hieel's;
the eyes lieeoiiii' ilull; the pupils dilate;
an :i7.nri s-:u:oiri li rv.u nloiiB the lower
ovi- Siil; tin nt-sf is irritated, mi IK nml
BonwUme. bloods; a t.'.olliiu'of the upper
lip; oiisUiiul hcadsiehe, with humming
or tluoiibtn of the ear; n niiii-u.il o
erctbmof saliva; .slimy or furred tongue;
breath very foul, particularly in the morn
ing; jippoiite ariah!e, Miiurtiiuos vora
cious with :i gnawing !vn-..itIon f the
Mom.tch; at itiirr,entlrcly gone; tleeiing
pains in the lomurh; occasional ikiumm
unit vomiting; ioIcnt pains throughout
the abdomen ; lxiwols irregular, at times
iu,tle; Moots slimy, not unfre.tiehtly
tinged with Itioml ; I icily swollen and hard ;
ut incturhlil; resph-atloiu.ee iMonnlly dial
cult and accompanied hy hiccough; cough
sometimes drynnd cnnvulsi;unc-.isyand
dlturhed sht-p, with grlndingVif the teeth;
temper variable, hut general!, irritable.
Whenever the above symptoms are
found to exist,
m. C. JlcLAXK'S riUUUFUKK
will certainly effect n cure. .
Ill liming VcrmifuKc he Mire ou .
thet;eiuiineli:. C. Mel.AXK'S VIIKMI.
I'l";K, manufactured hy I'leming tiros.,
-I Wo.. I Sheet. l'itUburgh, Pa. 'the
in.. i kit is full of counterfeits. ou will
1m riuh! if it has the signature of nam
ing I'.i o.. and C. JtrrLaut.
It" your storekeeper does not ha.e tS:e
genuine, please leport to us.
Scntt us a three cent stamp for : h iisd
Miineadertising cards.
FLmiNU BROS., Pittslmrjrli. 1M.
Rfc STOMACH
SITTER5
Tli at tcrriblo fcourco fcrcr and amie. and
its conpenor, bilious remittent, besides affec
tions of tho stomach, liver and boroIs, pro
duced by miasmatic air and water, aro eradi
cated and prevented by tho use of lto?tettor's
Stomach Hitter?, a purely vegetable elixir,
indorsed ny iby?icians. and inoro extensively
used as a Temedy for the above ctas-i ol dis
orders, as well as for many others, than any
medicino of tbo age.
Forale by nil Drugrists and Dealers
generally.
III.
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W CELEBRATED If A
iiOSCOE'S FISST CLASS
Oyster Saloon. Q
riII.Mr.S STRK15T. AS! OKI A.
r$iK UN'nKKsrf'NKD is l-lcaskd to
A auuouticc to the public that in has op
ened a
FJKVr 'LASS
DSIgvfciTSg; House ,
nd fum'siies :u !irM-eIassstle
ovs mis. hot roi-TKi: ti:a. irro.
AT TIIK
Ladies' and Gent's Oyster Saloon,
C! IKVAMl'S stiieet.
VI lsi- -jive me a call.
I!OSrni:;iMXOX, rrnprietor
A. M, JOHNSON & Co.,
Ri1ck :iiid "(ti'diiKP ol'all UIikIh.
IlIocUs,. al-! nud DK'ituliiic ol'
ul! izts.
0
TIio cuu!M' T.i'C-.noiis S(nlli
Salmon not Twines.
3lrii!:iiI Xuinrs: C:ims. nil
To"ns Copper TipiKMl Our.
Tbe last assortment of
GROCERIES
In Town.
Tho IN-.sl COFKKFS and TILS.
Trj osir SIoIi-om Halting-Poiil-r
Posltiwly tin- let eer made.
CAXKTEXX GOODS
ol ail Kinds put up h best rackets.
Kiehardsou's and Uobbin's Canned (Soods.
Terms Cusli. Profits Small.
eo-C.lVE I'S A cun
B. B. FKANKLTN,
UNDERTAKER, '
Corner t'.u and RtiuemoqhP .streets,
ASTOKIA, --- - OUEfSON
IlKAl.t'lt IN"
WALL PAPER
AND
WINDOAV SHADES
ANI
WNDKKTAKKRS ("OOD.S.
I'lnin :ti::l Funey
SEWING OF ALL KINDS!
Mills made in the best stle fiom
Jt to $'-0.
Satisrnctio:t Gaarantnotl.
MRS. GKO. TlJX.r,10R.
Net door loAWstou Iloue.
jell
Boat D5-uLJLcHxxg,-
' WILLIAM HOWE
IIaitt;:biTel ret tinted from ISritish Colum
bia, is to lc ft'itnd at ids
OLD STAND IX CIIAVS Ul'ILDINC
V her he is dohu
,i:tST-'LASM AtOItli. OM.Y.
ST. HELEN'S HALL,
AT SlKIMUTMl'XT.
rami: com-s ok teacheks i.oxc i:x-
X. -racd in St. IlelenS Hall has jitst been
reinforced bv tbe addition ofsiv new teach
ers, live of them from prominent educational
irstitutioiM of the IC.i-.teni States. Tno of
tlie.se are engaged in ttie TdiLsieal Depart
ment. Iltn'f in the EiikIMi ami one (MISS
ECLI.lCKj in the Art Department.
MISS rt'I.I.lCIv is a lady of EnslLslt birth,
but educated in this countrj". She was
niduated at Vass.ir College, and has since
spent much time in tbe best private Studios
m the ILt-steru States. She comes with the
hij'Iust reeomuu mla'ious for her attain
ments and skill :is a teacher or faintlnp and
DnIns. Tiii-secoer the hole ground of
Instruction in the test Art Schools, embnic
inOil l'aiiitr.i in 1-andseape, blower and
Still-hfe Mmlics; Crayon. Charcoal, Water
Colors. Pencil, -I'eii and Ink, anil Decorative
Art in all its branchc--.
MISS rn.I.ICSC isa lady of lilienil edu
cation and siicr:ni culture, and the Hector
and rriticipal of St, Helen's Hall recommend
Hit i department of their school to its patrons
with entire confidence, being well assured
that it w:.s never under :i more competent
histnictor. or one ut more varied acquire
ments. s..d.tm
Equalization of County Assessment.
-VTOTICE IS llKIIKKY 01 VEX THAT the
lrl Assessment roll of property liable to lie
taxed in Clatsop County fur the vcar 1SS2,
will be comphncd by the first Monday in
October, IS.V2 ; and tin Countv Court pursu
ant to law has fixed that day is the time for
all persons Interested to examine the same
at the County Clerk's oflicc in the Court
house in Astoria, in said county, and to note
objections thereto if any there shall be.
Y. V. PATHvER.
ltd County AvscssOr for ClatsopCo., Or.
Astori i, Oregon, September Sth, 1882.
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.MISCELLANEOUS.
S. AIINDT & FERCHEN,
ASTORIA. - OUKC.OX.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
RiaCKSMITH fe-?j.
8HOP4
d-:i- ol.
Dunur onutj SPSStfjm
All kinds of
ENGINE, CANNERY,
AX I)
STEAMBOAT WORK
Promptly attended to.
A specialty made of repairing
CANNERY DIES,
EOOT OF LAFAYKTTK STRKKT.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
llKNTOJ.'SrKKKT, XkU l'AUKKlt HOUSK,
ASTORIA. - ORHdOX.
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
L AL1) CMIRINB ENGINES
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
Of all Dcftcriptinnst made to Order
nt Khort Xntire.
A. D. AVass, J'rcsiilent.
.1. ;. IIUhTi.Ki:, SeereLir".
I. V. Cmk, Treasurer.
.Ioiik Fox. Superintendent.
WILLIAM EDGAR,
Corner Muin and Chonainua Stroots,
ASTORIA -. ORI'.UOX
DWLKS t.n
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
The Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS & SONS
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE GENUIfc WOSTENHOLM
ard othor KneliBh Cutlery.
STATIONERY X
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Bleershauni Pipes, etc.
A line .stock ol
Watt'hrs and .1 eivelry. Iitxr.Ie nml
Itrt'ech JiOadinr Nhot linnK nud
Klfle.H, RevolverH. PiMtoIs.
and Amiuunilion
M.tKlXK
C'LASSf-JS I
AUSO A Y1STL
.V-Ssortincnt of line Sl'F'TACLKS and KYK
C.I.AHSKS.
WAlt IK IF.CL,AJIKI WITHOUT
FlltTHKIt .OTIVK
r i1-- liil lift frtrmc rT ha i.i. itim!!
o lX' l l"
147s ppryi'i'm hi Astoria has anew
J -stilt of elotliei
ll""! 3IAOK !JY 3IKAXY.
Iiok at the priees :
Pants to order from - - sjj ou
Pants, Genuine Frcneh Cassimere - 12 50
Suits from - - - . - - 2.1 OQ
The finest line or samples on the eo.ist to
select from. i ,i. i F.AN Y,
Cass street, next to Harson's .lewc-Irv store
Health is Wealth.
Dr. K. C. West's Xene and Umin Treat
ment: a speeitlc for llvsteria. Diinovs,
ConvnNioiw, Nenous Headache, Mental De
pression, fxiss of Memory. Spermatorrhoea,
Impotency, Involuntarv l-'miksions. lrenia
turc Old Age. caused by over-exertion, self
abuse, or oer-InduIgence. which leads to
misery, decay and death. One box ill cure
recent cases. Each box contains-one months
treatment. One dollar a box, or .six boxes
for five dollars ; sent by mail prepaid on re
ceipt of price. We guarantee, six boxes to
cure any case. With each order received by
us for six boxes, accompanied wilh the dol
lars, we will send the purchaser our written
guarantee to return themnnevif the treat
ment does not effect a cure. tJuarantees is
sttetll only by W. E. Dement, dmggist, As
toria, Oregon. Orders by ninil nt regular
prices.
r Jk t
Nm w H ico
go5 22 SW 5.2
Vl & P
; -'J?l'XS-"i
BUSINESS CARDS.
p V. 1IOI.DEN,
XOTAKY PUBLIC,
AirCTIOXKKII, COMMISSION AXD
SURAXCE AQEXT.
1K. J. V. SHAFTKfl,
riivsici i. ana snrcE.
(UKUTSCUER ABZT.)
IXhcuscn of tho Threat a ttyerlalty.
Ofilcc oer Conn's Drug Store.
Q.KLO F. PARKKK.
SURVEYOR OF
Chit nop County, aad City ef Aatria
Ottlee :-Chenanuus street, V. M. C. A. haU,
Room Xo. 8.
"I O. BUOKTH,
r. S. CouiuiiHiIoHcr, .Votary Fakltc, aad
Insurance Agtat.
Aent lortheIInmburg-BremenFlroIns.Co
of llamburjr, (Jermany, and of tbe Tiv-elci-s'
Life and Accident IasCo., oMtart
ford.Conn. iwronice in P thian Building. Seems 11, 12.
Xjl I. WIKTOSI,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
a-ironice iu I'i thian Building. Rooros U, I?.
ASTORIA, - - - - OREGON.
JAY TUTTIiE, M. D.
PHYSICIAN: AND SURGEON,
Oktick 0er the AYhite House Stow.
RK.siDr.xcK Over Elberson's Bakery, op
posite I'.arth & Mers Saloon.
A li. FUJLTOX, M. .
PhyMielan aal SarxesB.
OFLTCK Oter A.V. AUea's grocery store.
Rooms, at tbe Parker House.
Xj 1 H1CKH,
PENTIST,
ASTORIA, ... - ORKO.ON
Rooms m Allen's builduig up stairs, coruttr
of Cass and Sn.emocqhe streets.
T K. baPORCK.
DENTIST
Dental Cooiiih arer Cae' Sire,
Clieunmus Street. - - Astoria, Oregon.
j j Q. A. IJOWLBY.
ATTORN'KY AT LAW.
Chenamus Street. - ASTORIA. OJUOhU
y T. KIJltNF.V.
ATTOBKB1T AT IAW.
jray bo found at the Court House.
G. A. STINSON & CO.,
BLACKSM1THING,
At Capr. Rogprs old stand, corner of Cash
and.Court Streets.
Shin and OaniitTV work. HorseshoeliLt'
Wagons made and repaired. Good work
uaniuieeti.
-Tii.xxaOxtix)iia.
Cleaning Repairing.
NRAT. CHEAP AND QUICK. BY
UKOKOE X.OVKTT.
Alain Street, opposite N. Loeb',
HEADQUARTERS
Foster's Emporium.
Most Complete Stick in Astoria
Fivcwovhs! Flags!
Fruits Itoth Foreign an Daateatie
Wines and Liquors
or Superior Brand.
FOSTER'S CORNER, 0 R &ND0CK
Notice to Builders.
PROPOSALS WILL BE .RECEIVED AT
the office of the Point Adams Facstng
Company, until noon, Tuesday, September
anb. 1SR2, for furnishing the material, and
bnlbling or a cannery on tbe property of
said company. Plans and specifications can
be seen at tbe ofllce of A. Vv. Ferguson, No.
". Pythian building. Proposals nay be ad
dressed tolloxSOO. The right to-reject oy
or all bids reserved.
.T.C.LIDWKLT..
dtf Presides.
BOOKS
FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS!
CARL ADLKR.
A complete, stock of School Books and
si'hool .supplies. Anv book used In tap pyjf
llc schools of Clatsop' County can be objuped
at my store. OARB ADLKR."