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ASTORIA. OREGON
FRIDAY OfTTO liKlJ fi. 1SS'2
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a. F. HALLOIC.l.V
The Bar Improvement.
On the Queen of tne Pacific
went out yesterday morning the
visiting board of engineers, which
have been viewing the bar and
. discussing plans for its improve
ment since their arrival three
weeks ago. "We believe that a
majority of the Kbard arc in favor
of reporting for improvement on
a 'scale commensurate with the
interests involved, as the Standard
very justly says:
'The men. who constitute the
commission, after visiting the va
rious .scclious tributary to the Co
lumbia river exports, cannot fail
to bo favorably 'impressed witli the
requirements of the Northwest.
The magnitude of our exports will
be known to them through porson
al observation, and the amount re
quired for this commercial im
provement, which is by no means
simply for" the wants of Oregon,
biit also for eastern 'Washington
and northern Idaho, an oxtent of
territory greater and capable of
producing more grain than any
western state in thr Union. In
"'fact, this northwest coast is des
tined to become ttie great grain
field in the United States, if not
the world. So far as the bars in
the Columbia are concerned, it has
been demonstrated, this season
that they need form no obsta
cle to our export, and that
sufficient water can be had
at a trifling annual cost to
admit of a safe and ready passage
of any ship which comes to this
port. The needs arc in ihe bar at
the mouth of the Columbia. That
a safe and deep channel can be se
cured, we'havo not the least doubt,
and we believe the commission
will so report. That the north
west is entitled to a favorable con
" sideration and a liberal appropria
tionat the hands of congress, none
r-.dan deny who know anything of
unr importance -ue nil- exporting
. , people. -iThe entire union is inter
i ested in our prosperity. Wo add
r- millions upon millions annually to
f our national wealth, and by the
peculiar arrangements of the laws,
we are compelled to sell to one
party, a foreign customer, while
we are of necessity obliged to biry
our supplies of another. "We
trust this commission, while we
confidently expect a most favor
able report at its hands, will also
lay before congress in its leporl.
the importance of ihe enterprise
and the value of our exports to for
eign ports, with the prospect ol
the future." which at present is all
in its infancj AVIfen we consid
er that less than ten years ago we
did not export anything to foreign
ports, and .it now takes annually
over 250 vessels, we can scai ccly
contemplate what it will be in ten
years hence. We need the pater
nal care in this matter ol the gen
eral government. It is due us, and
we trust we shall receive all that
shall be needed. There is no na
tional enterprise more deserving,
and there is none that will more
readily repay for its investment."'
Those Pilot Bills.
Yesterday's Oregonian, com
menting upon the pilot bill intro
duced by Senator Reed3 and which
was published in full in The Asto
ria:, says that it is a "deceitful
measure," and declares that, it
'should not pass the legislature,
at the same time it commends the
one passed by the Portland board
of trade which is also defective.
We are of the opinion, as already
expressed, that neither one of the
bills' should pass in their present
form, but that a bill can be pre
pared which while retaining the
good, can be rid of the objection
able features of both at proscnt
under consideration.
We agree with the Qrorroiiian
. .where it sajs:
JThis measure should be in no
,. sense a subject of .contention as
between Portlandand Astoria;
nor-isit. There is no rivalry be-
tween them in a matter thai re- j
laics to the Ood of both and to '
I the general welfare of the counlrv. .
But it is as unfair to ur?e ihe.
- . .
il'K ui suuii ii uiii us .j uuge .
Yn CCi 4 f nllnli I .. 1 I I . - J
. .. !r ,,-... i . ii i , i oumiioss Known as tue filolHi Saloon. In As-'
..Ldiiui-, iJeatiy prepared as it would be to toria. Orepon, is ilriS dav dissolved iy imi
rTTj ,, ,,; rt,iv t ,i i , .. jtnalfirtiMsnt. diaries IIanon will collect!
champion heeds to the detriment all dews due thp '.nniirc. suite nil debts
of the first one. That is a good j
feature of DeadyV bill that leaves
the appointment or selection of
the commissioners to the Portland
board of trade, the Astoria cham
ber of commerce and the governor
of the state, but how manifestly
unjust it is to compel the pilots to
pay the expenses of the commis
sion and to allow river pilotage to
be optional.
A Population or o0,lo5, 7S:J.
Tni: census bureau has issued a
bulletin classifying the population j
inlSSO bv nativitv. The native-1
born were: Whites, 3GtS13,3Dl;
colored, G,G3"2,ol0: foieign-hoin,
G,G79,013; total population. ". '
lSojTSH. Of the foreign -bom 'J
772,1G! wr-rr- natives of Great 15m- .
am and Ireland, ,0iiG.-j. o. tt- i
Gorman empire. ? 17,084: of British
America, 104.031 of Xorwav. 1 .-!,-729
of Sweden, 1C..971 of France
10k.41 of China, and the nimr.iu-dc-r
represent a! the countries of
the earth. In 3SS0 the total papu
lation of Virginia was I.5l2.ft;.:
the total number of persons in the
United States who were born in
Virginia was 2,11S,4G0. Tennes
see, population, 1.012,350; Teti-
nesseeans in the country, 1,?S.."01 ;
Ohio. populAtion, 3.193.0G2; Ohio,
ans in the countr, 3,302.03(5;
North Carolina, population, ,3n0,
750; tot'il North Caro!inaian-,
1,G3S,03S; Tventncky, populalion,
1,G48,GI)0; total Kcntuckians, ,
S3G,310; Georgia population, 1,
542,1S0: Georgians in the conutn.
1,?19,0GS: Alabama, population,
1,262,503; Alabamians in tho
country, 1,319,1S0: South Caro
lina, population, 905,571 ;' South
Carolinians in the country, 1,1 S3,
311; Vermont, population, 332,2SG;
Vcrmontcrs in the country, 430,0 il ;
Maryland, population, 9i.9 13;
Marylanders in the country, 0S3,
141; Maine population, G5S,91G;
-njitlv-co of Muuiu in the count iv,
7-15,272; Delawaie, populalion
l-iG,G08; Delawareans in the coun-irj-,
155,517. In all the other
states and territories tlie popula
tion is gi eater than the total num
ber of natives of the respective
states in the whole country.
The Boston Herald thinks that
the alleged action of the icadjust
ars in lrgima, in attempting to
buy off a troublesome candidate,
should excite no turpnse. Do the
virtuous men who uphold tho rais
ing of conuption funds by politic
al assessments, .suppose the money
is to be used to buy'suuday school
books for little boys r to pay for
brass bauds and chewed wind?
Not a bit of it. They know that
these collections arc to be em
ployed in carrying doubtful dis
tricts. And wherein is it wore
to buy off a candidate than to buy
votes or to bribe local leaders by
the use of patronage?
Paxama has recently indulged
in a series of destructive earth
quakes. If that nairow strip of
land would cjuake itself asuudie
and let the oceans flow together
the world would be great! v bene
fitted. NEW TO-DAY.
PERUVIAN
" BITTERS S
Wilmerding & Co., San Francisco.
Loeb & Co., Agents, Astoria.
fi
: EW TO-DAY
"--r-: rrT '
Dissolution of Partnership.
notice is jieubycivex that the
IH iirli)irhlilniprtn'nTiYlctttiftMtM'ni, i
uuai.es iianfon ana mrud cronk. mine
- - . - . .
nusmsli.aud 'mini'rtho IwsSnevt at Ihe
hl -land.
ClIAULCS HANSON.
IANir.LCnONK.
Asiori.1, Of tolvr . is2. d3M
STAR MARKET.
" WHERRY & COMPANY,
Fresh and Cured Meats,
VegetalDlos,
FRUITS. BUTTER, and EGGS.
OPi'OSlTl. Occident IIOTKJ..
3ii:xa:?"F street. AMorin. opt
ITour
EET DRY!
CrO TO
I. J. Arvold's
Go early and choose from his
Fine, New, Large and Carefully
Selected Stock of
ALL KIISTDS OF
;fs
Shoes
tor
LadiGs-& Gentlemen
Now is the time to
Boots and Shoes
get your
HEAP,
FO MORE TROUBLE!
"Keione lcntiw-. the Iwilier with cr
ilinaij buttons on shoe-. fuiniili
pnfotit buttons to all our rtistomeis for
hnttoiiHi shot";. Thev don't eome off
and won't tear out.
liecoliect I have a large Mock
ofthevciy liest goods, and you
will find my juices as low as any.
2rv Close attention paid to cus
tom made Boots and Shoes of all
kinds for Ladies and fJentlemen.
2r$V Repairing neatly done.
W ASTORIA. T)KKCON
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
Toilet and Fancy Articles,
PATENT MEDICINES, ETC.
JSfTrescilpiioiH carefully eoiniotinded!at
all hours.
S3?1Ioiiicoii:uIiIc Tincturt-s aiul Pellets
and JIuinphroS Sjieclfici also kept.
Pioneer Candy Factory.
FRESH CANDIES AND NUTS.
A l::n;c and new wnrleiy ahvajs on haad
Pationize Home Manufacture.
IV 'anillcs thai nrc made of ;nmt mid
Harinlrs", .llnlrrlcK.
Don't buy randies from foreign inamifac
liirers 'bPre tlny uso poIronoiw articles.
liny at home where you can see that Ihe
Candiej arc fresh and the ingredients are
hnmileas.
Call and see wo at the fnctorv opposite the
Hell 1 ower. CU.V11I.IS H.'01'ItK WITZ.
Notice.
A t.L 1'AltTIES INDEBTED TO. OR hold
A 1k nny la.lcbtednos asainst Andrew
.Ihiion, deceaod. of the Union I'aeklnR
Co., will ple:u-o call on the undersiRncd at
the Astoria Liquor Store, w ithln llilrtv day,
and veuie -aine.
AUG. DANinr-SOX.
1IKXKVMATTSOX.
Asloiia. Oct. 3. lSi
LEATHERS BROS.
boat imi:liers.
Up Stalra
Over ArudtA Fcrcken's Shop.
Call and examine the work ve aro dolnc
and sec the wood wo are using, berore mak
ing a trade elsewhere.
FIEST- class week: a speoalti'.
JTiittii.. tjCTBBBBBS
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NEW GOODS,
.a.3XrX REDUCED iRICS3!
1 am opening .i first class stock of New Furniture. rompniiiiKC' ery tlimj? in the line of
Chamber Sets, Parlor Furniture, Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Mattings, Lace
Trimmings, and
immings. and
ties in interior
I would respectfully suggest to
fine goods to call. The quality of
with their price will commend them to all lovers of fine articles.
Itiattraascs ajid Brildiu In Stock, aurt ."rado to Order.
Agent forHoey's patent bed-sofa, of which there are over 10,000 in
use" on the Pacific Coast.
Flavel's building, opposite Welis, Fargo & Co's office.
EL W. &ALLICK.
The BossCoffee and Tea Pot
E. H. HilWHS,
TWO DOOltS EVST OF OCCIDENT. - - ASTORIA, OJIEGOX
HEADQTJAKTERS
Foster's Emporium.
Most Complete Stock in Astoria
Fireworks! Flags! ,
Fruit Itoth Foreign ami Domestic j
Wines and Liquors
Of Superior Brand. J
FOSTER'S CORNER, 0 R &N DOCK I
1 1
School Tax Notice.
mO THE TAX PAYERS OF SCIIOOI, D1S- .
X trlct Io. l, Clatsop county Oregon : Yoa I
aro hereby notiued that the assessment roll
rorilm school tax in district No. l. for tho
ear 1682 Ls completed ami -v ill Lc in un
hands, at my oftlco at the Main street harf
rorthe next sixty days from date hercor. j
Pay 3-onr taes in time and save costs.
J.U. HWHThKK.
Clerk Schwl DUtrlet No. l.
Astoria, Oreson, Sept. 15th l.K!. iIi'iM
Benton Street.
NOTICE is hereby Given Hint the av
scssinent made by Onliimnee .No. 181. i
for the improvement of and repair of i
JJcnton street, between the south side
of Coiicomly street and tin- north side J
of Court street in McCluro's Astoria, in
the manner provided hyOidinancc Xo. '
480, on each of the followiiiK described
lots fronting upon that part of JJenton 1
street from the south side of Concomly
street to the north side of Court street,
is now due and parable at the oftiee of
the City Treasurer, in said citv, in
United .States gold and silver coin, and
unless paid with'n five daws from the
expiration of this notice, vi.: October
l'J, 1882, the Common Council will order
wan-ants issued for the collection there
of. The assessment is as follews:
I.Vo. of .Vo. of l'rvbable
A'ttnie oOwntr. JM. tilctk. Cott.
Mis. O. Forth 1 0 5 7 00
.1. W.Gearhart.... 3 9 1100
C Italics -1 10
II. H.Parker 3 10 Gil do
United ."Stales 1 2." Si 75
5 I '.'.': 71 00
C. L. Parker 1 - 21 81 75
C.-S. Wright 8 1 :M 05 50
Mrs. Itichardson.. 1 I 27 103 50
A. Montgomery... 8 27 10T. 50
Clatsop Countv... 4 28 81 75
" "... 5 28 1 8175
Geo. Flavel 4 41 1 8175
" o I 41 81 75
' 1 42 ft! 75
M.M. Gilman 8 j 42 8175
JobFoss 1 j 47 02 75
Mrs. Flavel 8 47 8175
C.Bocling 4 I 48 8175
- 5 I 48 Si 75
Hy order of the Common Council.
F.C. NORMS,
Auditor and Clerk.
Astoria, Or., Sept. 27, 82. lOtd
Health is Wealth.
Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Brain Treat
ment: a specific for Iljsteria. Dizziness.
Convulsions, Nervous Ileadache, Mental Dc-
nresslon, Loss ol Memory, bpermatorrnoea.
iression, l.oss oi fliemorj'. bpermatorrnoea,
mpotency. Involuntary Emissions. Trema-
linpoiency, involuntary amissions, rrema
turu Old A"e, caused by over-eertion. self-
abuse, or over-indulgence, vililcli leads lo!
ndserj', decay and death. One box w ill cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months
treatment. One dollar a tox, or six boxes
for Ave dollars :sent bv mall oreoaid on re-!
ceiptol price. We guarantee six boxes to
cure any case. With each order rcceh ed by
as for six boxes, accompanied with Ave dol
lars, we will send the purchaser our written
guarantee to return themonevif the treat
ment does not effect a cure. Guarantees is
sued only by W. E. Dement, dniRslt, As
toria, Oregon. Orders by mall at regular
prices.
WAR IS lf?CIiAREI WITHOUT
FURTHER XOTICF.
And no tenns of peace until
every man In Aotnrla has a now
suitor clothe,
MADK RY MP.A5IV.
Look at the prices :
rants to order from -rants,
Genuine French Casslmere -Snits
from ------
58 oo
i co
00
The finest line of samples on the eoast to
select from. 1'. J. MEANY, !
Cass street, next to Hansen's Jewelrj store
Croup, Whoopini? Cough and Bron
chitis Immediately relieved by Shlloh'a
Cure. Sold by W. E. Dement'
7 tuJm
w o
Curtains. House
tin
the latest novel -
Decorations.
parties desirous of seeing really
my goods taken in consideration
.mw t:i: had or
KRl-LAAVEP
sei.i: .t; km.
AImi. A"'t f.ir ihf Pt'lt'Jir.iied
ICitelt'v I'nteiit Cook rJloe.
MEDALLION IIAXUK
kti'am nriiMiis a hrtdAi.iY.
Xnni but llu In l urkmoii einplij-d.
""All work giuinmlrvd or no ( liarj;.
; HILL'S VARIETIES.
gko.jilm.. ... riiorHinrou
i waltkk i-akks. - stage manager
EufUiKeiwnt e:
Hiss MAIfllE GOODRICH,
Tho Queen of Srlo Comics.
JOHNNY STOKES
The rcnti.st or All Uobri-w
Iiuper.souator.
OHAS. BARROW
The ChettcritPltl oflllnstrcKj-. .
Togolher with a now
All the Old Favorites Retained.
j ! n nil i!jc Year. lYrftiriuitnri' I'trry
Ms'tt. irnllrc li:nisc of Pro-
irniii!iic Onrp n W ek.
Comjiritinn all the latest
NCS, DANCES AND ACT
We give the Best
Variety Entertainment
In the West.
!
w
The theatre U crmrricri ntehtlv. ami all
ho have witucvseil the entertainment nru-
iimiuce ii io iw LMiuai n any kivcii eisewiien.
3Ir. IIIII as a c:it'rer fur the public's
annnfinciit win not he excelled. Am body
WLthin:; to upend a pleamt evening and
see .sparkling it and beaut v without vul
garity, shiMitil impnne tIieo'iwirtiinltaml
conic.
The company comprises the ruiliiulu' well
known Artists:
Miss Kaxnii: Wai.tox.
Miss Mollik CuuiaTV.
Mi:. Tom. CiiRisrv.
Mi:. Wai.ti:k Taks.
All or which will appear nightly in their dif
ferent specialties.
Open air concert e cry evvninj; ; perronu
ancQcommeuciucat 8; entrance to theatre
on Benton street ; private boxes on Chena
nms street.
New Stars in Rapid Succession !
A. V. Allen,
; (.suoonssou to vmir & allkx.)
Wholesale and retail dealer; In
Provisions,
Crookery.
Glass and Plated Ware.
TltOIMCAI AND DOM EST I Oj
FRUITS AND VEGErABLES.
Tot;ether with
Wines, Liguors, Tobacco Cicars
Tho largest and mot complete stock of
( goods In their line to be found in the city.
I Cnrncr or(,ws nn Squemocqhe Streets,
i
! ASTOKIA, QKECOy.
For Sale.
V9 JV 7 Wcst. nt, BO1; Price rea
sonable ; terms cash. t l
J. O. LOZORTU,
Beal Estate Agent
HIINKiCflIP
QRSSS &Q0B8 DBPARTMEIFP.
Large lot of good serviceable Dress Goods
reduced to 12 cents per yard.
Splendid all Wool Cashmeres, all colors,
reduced to 40 cents per yard.
TREMENDOUS REDUCTION!
All our 1.10 Cashmeres, all colors, re
duced to 80 cents per yard.
The GrenieBi Sncpiide of $be te9
Calicos. 16 yds. of all best brands, SI. 00
Handsome pieces of Dress Gingham, 10
yards 1.00. .
Sfotlingliam Lace Window Curtains at
very low figures.
Cali .early and secure choice selections.
We still iiavo on hand about 20 Hand
some Xiadies Cloaks,
To be disposed of at a sacrifice.
OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT
Being almost closed out of Ladies sizes, we have still on
hand a line of Foxed Cloth Shoes.
Also a few Pebble Side-laced, a handsome Shoe formerly
sold for $2.50 and now at $1,75.
Also Children's Kid Shoes at 40 cts.; a handsome Childs
Kid Slipper at 50 cts. ; Buttoned Kids at 60 cts.
Full line of Misses Kid and Pebble Buttoned Shoes at less
than S. F. wholesale prices.
A splendid Boys Winter Shoe at $1.75 wo'rth $3.00.
By order of Creditors at
CALIFORNIA STORE
CrUTriLSSOi: TO .JACI'INS & MONTH OMEKi.)
BB121atBlijWHKt5fciujyj3'fci
GOIt.HK OF .UAI.V AXI .IKFFKRSOV STREETS,
ASTORIA, - - - ORfiQOlT.
CHAS. HEILBORN,
jrANUFACTURER OF
FXJENITURE S5 BEDDING
AND DEALER m
Carpels, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings,
WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN TOLES
Complete in every branch.
. MARTIN OLSEN,
nEALr.u in mSm
FUBNITURE BEDDING.
Corner laiu ami Sqiicmoqua Streets. A itoria, Oregon.
WIDOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS; LOOKING GLASSES ETC
A Complete Stock.
PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD.
AIX KIZVDS OF FURXlTirKE KF.PAIKKD SD TARNISHED.
LOEB & CO.,
jobreks i.v
VINES,
LIQUORS,
AND
CIGARS.
A(!ENTS FOll THE
Best San Francisco Houses and ;
Eastern Distilleries. ,
fSAIl --oods solil at San Francisco Trices.
MAIN STKEET,
Opposite Parker House, Astoria, Oreson.
T STOCK
XVIonigom
HEALKIW IN
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
A General Assortment of
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Agents for
Magee Stoves and Ranges
The Uest in the marker.
Plumbing goods of all kinds on hand. Job
work done in a workmanlike manner.
iLeinenweber & Co.,
C. LEIXEXWEBEIl. M. T.ROWX.
ESTAULWHED 1865.
ASTORIA, OREGON,
TANNERS AND CORRRIES,
.Manufacturers and Importers of
A LI. KINDS OF
AND FINDINGS
Wholesale Dealcra In
OIL AND TALLOW.
earlligheat cash price paid for Hides and
TaUow.
3.