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ASTORIA. 0IIE0:-:
TUESDAY XOTJ2MBKK 2?. 3S2 j
.1. F. UALL:tA. r.tlltor
The Senator's S..l..ac.its.
Three or roru rooms, -with con
. , , . . . . . , . venn'nc"? r kitchen and dining room.
AT balcm, List I nday, m re- Inquire at this oiuco.
ponse to a popular manifestation j p (" "T I jDC!
Senator-elect Dolph made a long j
speech, in conclusion he said: 'The Ideal of a Perfect Woman'
"It has been .suggested that my
relation to the transportation in
terests of the State will impair my
efforts. I have already publicly,
and, as I have reason to believe,
satisfactorily, to a very large major
ity ofthe people, in my letter pub
lished in the Times-Mountaineer
answered these suffpjestions. For
myself, I should prefer to wait
until time shall prove whether 1
am faithful to the important inter
ests which have, in so great a
measure; been placed in my keep
ing. Mv fc'ghest ambition is to
serve the people oi tins young and
rapidly growing Statu and of this
UUUUHUS. UUUUll 111 StlVJI A lliu.ll-l
ner as to meet their approval and
to honor myself. But 1 have noth
,
G
ing to conceal. I have held, and
, ... . . i .i
do now hold, mi the several iraus-
portation companies con t tolled by
Mr. Villa rd in Oregon, positions of
trust and confidence Instead, how
ever, of feeling that this is a matter
to be defended, I prize the confi
dence reposed in me, in these mat
ters, more than the compensation
7 rnAAti'n frs r cart ;rc: I tirf" '
A. tUi - V 1U k V IV--.5 J- KAKf 1W W ' J(
believe that Mr. Villard would ever
under any. circumstances ask me to
1I0 :invtiiinr TioL o:itirilv eonit.tt-
. .,,". ..
blft with mv ohieiiil duties. U 1
, T1 . . . neclieur, wliatkui.ls. of v.oik it attempted
should retain my connections; with ai,i how it tj-n-ul throughout; the whole -
the companies he control?, hutSl.DDERGRANGEABROAD,J
lun T o-ilnr immi the di?ehiro-e '
wnen i enter upon tue uiscnarge ,
of the duties of mv office shall'
sever mv connection with all these i
-s . '
corporations, and dt vols my tttnei
l. ....
during my term to the duties of.
n: 1 i.i ..,. ... 4..:.. .,:.!.
my Viutu. J euuju iiuuiuini ;ui;i .
my connection with thete coipora-
when I accepted the honorable
.office to which I have been elected.
No man, to my knowledge, has
ercr accused me of not serving tny
clients with zeal and ability. When
t .-i- l tl.f.rcn.n .'e
a iuc mcuaiuui uuibL vi -
Ciettator, 1 snail nave no etuangimg
n:...- 1 ...:n (, :, ..n.
alliances, L will become the :utor-
ney of the Suite, representing all
ttons, or my other protesstonal bus-1 uiisnmsoennenietnnoio''isi.anaiioi.ieii jjanrarct Brown....' ::
.... ,, ,, ,, , uieiiiber or the um tribe of Indians. 1'h-s-' iaijns. .i.nreli 1 4
iness if 1 would, and 1 would not a-aied. !r?J, iSwM ' -,
., T ,, T , , jril ,1 ' IMifSTKATKI) PAl'EKS on die vv.,,,, I ',;
jf I could. T understood fully the satjoxaj, casitajl iueSuditig KiJ ";V:f.iV"- -
pecuniary sacrifices I war. making geJiiSe 2?c So,,K,nc CUrt'" "TJ"' MTwili5ht::::j 3
linr intnr.icts. imlif the inleiesK I -lc' ,ltw MibsenbOrs to eouiUK-iue Uh tlie
tier mtcresu,, ami 11 uic 'I"-s!I1(!Wserif!im1iiTT!,ECi:u:viuii..-. we
nf flic nnnole sieill -it n;iv tim5 de- I make the follow in
Ol t.te people s.l.in J- a.ij unit, ut j srcinJ otTw.
m.ind nrolecliott arai:ii-t corpora-
tion3 1 iall i!llhecit::tinijJv favor'
' " " - 1
anv iut and einibtitutional leis-,
latton for the nurpo-e. Honored by 1
' 1
the hhrhest oflice in the gift of the
people of tjhe State, no man b'.iall
trutlifully sa' that 1 am unfaithfiil
to her interests. 1 thai! be u friend
to every lawful enterprise whether
prosecuted by a corporation or in
dividuals which aids in developing
the resources of the State, and in
promoting the. interests of the
people. 1 will not "ay to-night,
what my course will be upon any
particular question which may
arise, further than that every
question upon which I shall bo
called to act, shall be, to the best
of my ability, carefully examiti"-!
and tny action determined by what
I consider to be just and right. The
interest of agriculture, in which 30
large proportion of our population
is engaged, as well as the interests
of manufactories and commerce
demand increased facilities for
transportation, by meaus of rail
roads, as well as the improvement
of all our great rivers and harbors.
Every new facility of transpor
tation should not only be encout-
aged by the state audits citizen,,
t . . t 1 1
out tne leuerai government, en
trusted with the power to regulate
interests and foreign commerce,
in the exercise of its now undis-
puted power to aid 'internal im
prorements, should, b' its liberal
appropriations for that purpose,
ay to the'membersof the union, in
the spirit, if not in the words, of
the British bard,
"Bid harbors open, public r.-ays extend.
Bid temples worthier of the gods ascend ;
Bid the broad arch the dangerous flool con
, tain. . . , 9 . .
The mole prejectinj: brcik theroarlns main .
J5ekto Its bounds tho subject sea command,
ad roll obedient riven through th land."
The President has discharged
4r federal appointees for the
alleged reason that they interfered
with justice in behalf ofthe star
route conspirators norr on trial.
The Standard announces the
death of the Argus. "And if it is
so soon 'twas, done for, ,we wonder
wlMtt it was begun for."
I1EIK . ALWAYS THE BEST! j j
Quixx.-in Asiorm, Xov. 27TTss2. LIBERTY HALL ? NIGHTS" TPlWESiF1
Mrs. Mary Quinn.sjied 40 years. 1-V.n- I-,-fcni RrtL" 0- -S- &1 AdMi !&
. eral at '2 o'clock this afternoon. Friend -:"? .it-i '-i.o.-e..- i
i of Hip laniilv invited to attend. rnrrtmi ....$.. ami - e. rt.iy. .- ,. - i ..
papei dtue copy.
InEW TO-DAY
Furnished Rooms to Rent.
M-28. at 7:45 P.M.
Ecv.Mjn Jit VHU, .!., Iia-Ir.In I . S. A.
Will lecture on tlie ahne subject at the
Prcab ienan Church.
Dr. WHIV well known ability :: th'itnivr
bhouid insure a good house.
Proceeds to be ajiliod to the furnishing of
the new church. ,
ilusicudlU' furnished by the Choir beloir
anil alter the i-ei Hire.
Admission. 35 (. Children. cts j
"Pfrhapi the nm-l judiciously tdltftl nuiint
zinc in Ihc twrul "-Tin: Nation, ". V. j
Sept. ifeSZ.
nmil? rtT?TTlT'TTT V
J. iJLILl VXiil JL VJJV
For 1882-3.
nrf .-.ft 1. i'irnfl'il Iiiri"-.i7il tin !i3st
under the new nam", anil tl.o wo-d iivo- I
fid in Us hislorv, clu?d with the Giti.bor
number. Hip vim-latin-i ha-, Jion n a larjw .
wtm ov rth.it of the iwei (vim;: season. :;r.d
. Tiii-ri"Tl!.Y Ii.-'it! i!s ih:rtiiuthujr
VW II .lil I iliuw.nu
140.000 CoSics.
The folloiviii" are the lPadinc featuies :
A NEW NOVEL. BY V. .
HOWSLLS, to v.ivvd ths au'hux
"-Mint-.!! In .inc" It uill an nit nia- t
tiiii .! sli. c. i'i IiTVi! "A Se.l Cl'.i!i" ." t
- i
1TPE IH THr ttIIRTSSTJ cot
society
THE CHRISTIAN .IiE AGUE OF
CO?N&CIICDT. oyt'ie t:ev. v.:;nr. 1
ton Gladden. An arcuunt of nraetie.l ci
opi mtto.i in t'hnstiaiiworlc shoulnjj lvv :i
!c,ii;ueua funned in a Miinil tov.n 111 1'on-
v ewiiK ii. MoeKton. a eomiuuaiioa m me
lr01 ..Kl,(!,ler (jn..'. stories, the b.-ene!
bln"ow",J!il,,. r ,.
tm v. wp.-sctr "p.tj a ttt atvtttr in .1 r 1
HOuSE-BTiiL.Dirte.a -ene. 01 tour
papers, ful'y illuslrated, tiotid Jot l )Ot
Houses, ! dmntn Hordes. isiCniin-Iiis
-ui.l 1 -1 1 Ttibiie Uuildin.
TKEfJRKOI.ESOFXOUJSIATsTA.
b Ceo. V. Cable, author of "Old t're.le
i).r.c;ifr.'M:iiii!raiili!i- n:irratic. ik ,
illustrated.
MV ADVENTi'ltES IN ZI M.by 1'nmlc II. 1
.MA, bv "If. II." : three or four jiajiers of an
exceedingly interetiug eharaeler, rlchl
uiustratea.
Taicellanoous.
Further work is expected from K. C. Sted-
nian, Tliotnas Hughes, .loel Chandler IlArrit
("Uncle llemus"), Charles Dudley "Warner,
John llurroughs, E, V. Snialley, If. II. lloyc-
seu.anaaiongiihi 01 oiiiers. Knieiiauiing
iioitswriBaii novelettes u
ill be ainonir
the leadtns fea"tres of The Ckstckv, a
noretofore, and the ningarinc will ronimue'
cjwir.js. nx r.u wAftu i.uuiiij- VOTICT lierebv "iven that tin.
tiieV,ar:M cmsM of a n.mVr of (. mhts, a.ment made by Ordinanee o.4t. , poiiv n-nrul" h lltO SU tf 1 onOVV
onMCiitoic:is-The r.euiunin or y - for the proposed niiiiroveniout of Astor , L tlllVjy uUUtU, 1 II1L VJLtltlUllOl) j
whole formhw :noiim!el liiston of .utv , .jnvd to the eastern end of Aslor street, i JsiiVAf A 'o ! ' 'ni'Q'
life in the 1 nited States, llsnceiai iittctit. in ;., -!,..m,-.. ufnri-i ;.i ili. m-uitw.i .ri- IsJIl UJ. T ait, Lvo.
will lio mill Jo ;w,c!ir;n, of i'!i:s!r:,li.ii, I . . ...-t V-.. .. . ..ri '
A TiOVSLETTE OF MJN5NG the follow inn deserihed h.ts fronlinu on
FOOTE. iititlcd "'"MS tol-Hor-e r..d::i," ."w" .,t 11.0 office of the C:Vv !
to be JllUitnted by the author. ::Iul Iaal-''t. 'V.,"c .""'V1. '.',', '. .
-iTj-c nnm-P rt-n ttto-ztt u- ircaMtror, 111 blllK'U CWll'S umu nun
THE POINT Or 0V?r.Hf 'm1vt coin, and utiles paid within live
u-r. fm" kwmZr? -ou"Vr .i7"i" ! 5 ,! tin- ;pinition of this iioliee, j
... t.. . . . ..I .. ' Punilnt' lli..f.il..1.fli ltl t ItI I
iiaiioii'iuiies. cniKisin Aineiie.1. i's M'oue, jH.ij,iiiunn.i ii.i. .tj. ...
. manners, railroads, etc. ronneti wm muer wanv.nis issiieu ior
3JIOIOVS Or SOlTEIItlt.V CAMFOU- I :Vr",-..-LJ',.ow"
s aavanec in general exeeuenee,
Tiiesubscr.iu.onnuceis 51.00 a 7(-Ar:.-sln
i
cents a natiiiK-r. Mioscriptioiis Mimtiu oe-
..... r. . ..t. !.-.t.:. ,..-.,.
SlircinJ Oiree.
Iiserinuon from N
t ..A jcar'.s ubseripuon fnm Nov , 12, ami (
jthetwelw nuiiibcis of the past e.ir. i.n-
bound. .?C OO. Astdwrleliouand t'hutwehel
bask hiiinbrrs bound 11 iv.o -Ie.inl o'.i.:u.-s ;
wtigilt to;i.S7;u. !
.
1
A. V.
JME,
(STJOCESSorw TO 1ASK A" ALS.KN
Wholesale ar.d retail !e.ifcr lu
Srooeries,
PtavlsiosSf
Glass and Piatsd Ware,
TirOI'ICAI AND DOMESTIC
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Together with
Wines, Li q:;ors,Tobacco, Cigars
m
TO KEEP DRY FEET
3rO 37o
J. Apvold'si
)
ALL KINDS OF BOOTS & SHOES
1
Fozt ladsks a:d i:xtb.E3si:x
I have a larso stock of first-class iioodn and
you will find my prices as low :u any.
Just Jlcecivcd
BY LAST STEAMER
A larjc Assortment of tha
Xjtts"fc Styles.
I mnke all hinds of Boots and Shoes to
OltULlt. and guaratec A TKBriXT TIT.
Patent Everlasting Buttons on our shoes
free of charge. Repairing neatly done.
On the Roadway, opposite 0. If. &N. Dock.
THE 'KE PLUS"
Patent'W7'aslnngMacliiie
Only Premium "nt Portland Me-'
clianicH Pair is novc- Heady.
The owners of the
SOLE SHOP RIGHT
Tor Oregon will deliver free to anv railroad
or steamboat station on receipt of $15.
Specially low terms to dealers. Address r.
O. B Til Portland, Oregoa.
ftOVeftsBSE? 27th & 28th.
.Ideal Spectacular Pantomime
, ..-
(sTAK SF'SM'XAI.TV COSIPAWY !
fkom Turin ,
! Opci-a House, S. i '
I On .STAR artists: Oil'
111 111
i In ! New Sparkling Kuuulodt in uv
j Three Acts tutitleil
Hiinipty Dumpty's Picnic I
A'rt nnii WuwoiuMTiirr) ..ml i'n-luuira
V btiprib Transforttialiuti Sn'iir
The Mnr I'l'i'Iiii'i'ln;; :.
1 he 1 rained UoiiU.- and Cent.
4j,n -.,-.,
21 MO
1'itM'nvi! -enlMiow un rate jlAdler"-. with
out etni h:irj;e.
.Dressmaking.
-Piain and Fancy Sewing.
o. -.. ,.i0 ;n tlio Tu-t St-rlo
bas n ' -C.T
Gnnrautreti tn X-xt-
anil
JZ'.s-. T. S. Jeweii.
IROOMS OVi:i! MRS. I S. WAltitltN'S.l
Aslor Street Assessment.
,Hwtio tlicreof. Tin
svs-.mnt .
e.t ioi!ov:
.1
Same f j On ner
S I At.
l.o. Crtv ori'oi"iW
j .irf. IWori-.l Cwt. 1
O. W. Jluiae " ! 'ri ,?lo'J(K)
a.. Van Ditsen ' ii i " ' lt2T00i
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J.W. White
.las. T. (Jmv
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I 123 00
123 00
1 123 00
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1 123 00
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Wm. llowi
44
120 00
113 00
113 00
120 00
120 00
113 00
113 00
120 00
27 00
.'5100
5100
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:;2 00
est 00
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f" ' 1 raitam (
' Hano:i Jros j 8
1 .mis. uceu 1
4.-i
Al. Itnhlos...
Jjupreiiant & J?"riii-J
son
Sunreuant & Fcrijii
son
r. W.Injialb
.J.G. Hustler
4:;
GeiiKcr U.ratker
n PA,b..r
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onrej;atioiia
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M. M. Gilinan.
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j 21100
I 28 CO
Jti CO
m ivj
Ge.. Flavel. ...
11
C. ltORlillllf.
4S
" 33 00
a TdOO
GJ 00 I
City of Astoria Crossing
slor
and iiiirton streets
City of Astoria Ctossin Astor
I?12.i 00
and Lass streets 123 00
City of Astoria Ciossinj; Astor
and Genevieve streets iTO 00
City of Astoria Cro.siujj Astor
and Hamilton streets 11300
By order of the Common Council.
!. C. Xonttts. Auditor and Clerk.
November 20th, 1SS2. lOt-d
HILL'S FARIETIRS.
CCO. III!.!., - -
- -. PRorirnrron
WAI.TEUIUHKS, - STACK MAXACKU
llagagemcnt of
.KISS EKMA GILBERT,
The (Juccn of Scrio Ccaiies.
MSS PAY GILBERT,
Tlie Little Queen.
Also
CHAS. PREH0WT,
The KiiiK ofllihKiekerM.
Together witit a new
Under the manucmeat of ritOl". SWAB.
All the Old Favorites Retained.
Opeu all fit- Vcat, I-crTo nuance Ery
.Msht. Enttre tliauce oT I'ro-
urautuie On re a IVcrlf.
Compnsiuc :dl the latent
SONGS. DAKCES AND ACTS.
We give the Best
Variety Entertainment
In the West.
Tlie theatre Is crowded nightly, and all
who have witnessed the entertainment pro
nounce it to he equal to any gl'. en ebewherc.
Mr. Hill as a caterer for the puhlie's
amusement can not be excelled. An bod v
wishing to spend a pleasant evening and
see sparkling wit and beauty without vul
garity, should improve the opportunity and
come.
The cnmpaiij comprises the following well
known Artists:
JIim I'AXXin Walton.
Miss Mamie (looiiiticit,
Mics Esima Gir.rs-'i'T.
Miss Fay Gilbi:it,
Mn. Walter Pares.
Mr. Citas. Fremont.
Me. John Stoke?.
Mr. Ciias. Barrows.
All of which will appear nightly in their dif
fcrent fpecialtlcs.
I Open air concert every evening ; perform
ance commencing at 5; entrance lotucaire
on Benton street ; private boxes on Chena
mus street.
lfw SteM is XaviT ImctMMien !
i vitteit in uruinaiieu ami. iri. un eneu i .
i I
House Furnishing Goods
M. W. GALLICK'S
Nmiffl STORE,
Spceiti! Attractions this Week
Ask to see a Hoey Bed Spring-gg
CARL ABIaER?S
NOVELTY EMPOEIUM
Instruments
abundant
nmjerxMnxmirt
SSJ.'S
v
My incrcasinu trade !. ::. in i l.irjrer
1 for itirehasers. Aecordinclv have
j street, next to G. W. liniib-V, wheie L
:idiw)JTho Finest Stock of fHOK
Antl wJiieli nill r.M r-JoScI al Criet" ns Low a the snnic class of
Coo!: can l hoi:zIit in &
fJIRL A
Golden Buh Bazar,
TO "THE PUBLIC!
A Branch of the New York Novelty Co.
or roTi..vxs
RAND OPENING
TO-DAY
Al llm JsiJ.re I:i-lj Mtnjiel liy 31. I. StA.VI'.
The stock which is now b-5ng uupaeUed, tons'uts of a .-tried as.sortuieut of
OibyistTn fts; 5133.CL :oioli3Lt3r Ooocls
AlbumSj Autographs. Picture Frames,
Musical Instrument and Toys.
Of all description. Milch wl'l be sold at Ka.sleni nriees.
. A iiaiidsotiie st of Chronio Cards will be given
lew O-oods ! New Goods !
CITY go ok ST ORE.
30 BRcn: so cimojie:
But the Best Store in tho City to,get your Money's Worth.
AlbumSj Autograph and Photograph all sizes and Prices-
Books Trout a Dime ."fowl to Webster's Unnbridgctf.
iiv.nth Jcwelrj and Cnflery. AVriiiu Desks or all .sizes. Hark
Twain Scrap JJooks, ISikles. lraj sr Books and
IIyiMi:als, also, tlie Kej- to Heaven.
Opera and larine ftlassc. Iraiili4iii Iiisiriuitcnts from -10
cents to .1.CO a Set. Blank Books,
Andcery thingyou could want In our line.
suoer.auu oy buying 01 us jou hecp ine money at Home.
CS'-Examin our goods and prices before going elsewhere.
E. F. STEVENS & CO.,
" City Book Store
ASTORIA
W. MEYER - - -
ASTORIA,
SPECIAL -A.3-MOTJ35a"OmMDE32Sa"T.
REDUCTION OF WTIOLESALE PRICES.
87 50 PER BARRELOF 30 GALLONS.
ILAKGE ORDERS IN LIKE ntOrOItTION.
Less Quantities, - - 30 Cents per Gallon
Settled Beer, - - - SI SO per Dozen
earSpeclal attention paid to order; from Public ITouscs and Families.-S
THE
COLUMBIA BREWERY
F3 1S?j
?
IS SC1-KRIOR TO MOST. AND IS EXCELLED BY NONE ON THIS COAST
JOHN HAHN, - - PROPRIETOR,
CHENAMUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON.
eyQrders left at the (1ERMANIA BEER nALL will be promptly attended ltoe
School Tax Notice.
rilO TnE TAX PAYERS OF SCnOOLDlS
A. trict No. 1. Clatsop county Oregon : You
are hereby notified that tho assessment roll
for the school tax in district No. l, for the
yearlSKJ Is completed and will be in my
hands, at my office at the Maiu street wharf
for the next sixty days from date hereof.
Pay your taxes In time and save costs.
J. G. HUSTLER,
Clerk School District No. l.
Atria, tceg , pt. 15th ISO. 490ti
Gold and
Musical
in new and
variety.
m .imwam
BULE BAZAR
aeeoiuniodatioiis and jrreator facilities
rented the. new lmildiii"; on Squenioqua
ill display
6 Q Q A f ever brought to Astoria
- .12 IVnucisco or l'ortlnnd.
D I E R S
ivn.i. iiavi: a
to exery ealler.
We expect to remain after the lioliilaare
BREWERY.
- - - - - Pronrietor.
OREGON.
School Tax Notice.
H'O TIIE TAX PAYERS OF SCHOOL DIS--1-
trict No. 18. Clatsop county Oregon : Y'ou
are hereby notified that the assessment roll
for the school tax in district No. 18, Tor tlie
year 1SS2, is completed and is now in my
hands for the next sixty days from date here
of. Pay your taxes In time and save costs.
C. W. SHTVELY.
Clerk School District No. 18.
Ajterla, Oregon, October lilst, 182. dtd
THE
CALIFORNIA STORE
EXTEAOEDINAEY
BIAiRGIAIIINIS
THIS WEEK.
Tremendous Reduction
p 1 ni
There is not a Cloak purchased in the California Store
where there is not a saving from three to six
dollars to the purchaser.
Th Gre$ieii SbMBb of the S$soa
Is in our Dress Goods department.
We have just opened a new Stylish Black Dress Goods
to take the place of Cashmere, very fine and stylish,
which will be offered at very low figures.
BXTBAORDINARV BMGAINB
In Plushes, Brocades and Black Silks.
SPEGIAh mmmmEHVs
Are offered in
HOSIERY. NECKWEAR and RTJSCHING.
We guarantee a saving of at least 25 per cent, to all
purchasers at the California Store.
The same reduction is made on our extensive stock of
Clothing for Gents. Boots.
Hats, Overshirts, etc., etc.
We mean what we say. if you wish to make a Saving
in your Purchases be sure and call at the
CALIFORNIA STORB,
P. O. CORNER.
THE NEW MODEL
A FULL 5TOCK ALWAYS ON HAND.
2. JEL HAV7ES,
Two doors east of Occident Hotel, ASTORIA, OREGON.
John A. Montgomery,
(SUCCESSOR TO JACKINS & MONTGOMERY.)
DEALER IN
TIN SHEET IRON AND COFFER WARE.
A General Assortment of Household Goods.
AGEXT FOIi
mactEE stoves .kjcra.
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
Plumbing Goods of all kinds on hand.
Job Work done in a Workmanlike Manner.
CORNER O .1IAIX AI .1KFFKKSOX STBEKTS,
ASTORIA. -
CHAS- HEILBORN,
MANUFACTURER OF
FURNITURE Ss BEDDING
AND DEALER 1
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window.Shades, Lace Curtains. Picture Frames and MoiMiRfs,
WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES
Complete In every branch.
MARTIN OLSEN,
DEALER IN Bf
FURNITURE S5 BEDDING.
Corner 3Iain and Squcinoqua Streets, Astoria, OreffttH.
WINDOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS; WALL PAPER, ETC
A Complete Stork.
PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD.
AIX KINDS OF FURKITUBE REPAIRED AUD YARMSHED.
in our extensive line of
RANGE CAN BE IIAD IN AS
TORIA ONLY OF
L & HAWE99
AGENT
CALL AND EXASnNE IT, YOU
WILL BE PI .EASED.
V. It. IIAYv'ES is also agent for the
MX patent Cooftf Stove
And other flrst-class stoves.
Furnace Work. Steam Fit
tings, etc., a specialty.
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