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ASTORIA, OREGON:
- - j city drodgcr, as it was an obstruction
Yy'EDNESDAT-FEKKUAKY 21, IJ-Scjui the river. This report may have
rTod
Higher license is closing
many interior saloona.
Thc Astoria social club will jiro
a hop to-morrow evening. '
Marcus Vanderbilt died of heart
disease in D 13'ton last Monday.
The British barks Cordelia, Sarah
Bell and Banffthirc, hive arrived out.
The Point Adams Packing com
pauy announce? a meeting on the 1st
pros.
The Ortgonian tautolojjically
nllirms that the sturgeon eat the
smelt.
Bozorlh &. Johns advertise some
San Jose, Cal., property for sale or
exchange.
If you want to make Dan Ingalls
mad ask him when he is goinjj to drive
his ox home.
The Shubrick, tying at Fiavel'a
dock i3 being painted and otherwise
rejuvenated.
The stockholders of the Columbia
Canning company will hold a meeting
next Saturday.
The Oregon was sighted at 11:58
x. mm yesterday morning, but failed
to make an appearance at her dock.
C. W. Shively, clerk school dis
trict No. 18, gives notice of a school
meeting on tho Grst Monday in March,
thc 5th.
If the party signing himself
"George" will send his real name and
specify his grievance, we will aid him
in his endeavor.
The N. P. JR. R. Co. have peti
tioned tho Columbia county court for
right of way across the public high
wavs of the county.
This is about the hungriest look
ing winter wo have seen since 18G1-2.
Everything is high and nothing doing.
IF. W. Watchman.
The Salem Statesman learns that
tho thermometer registered G2 degrees
below zero at Meacham's on the Blue
Mountain?, on Feb. 2d.
Yesterday was a delightful day,
warm and still: tho streets wcro full
of people and cveryono seemed pleased
thai thc storm had passed.
--Jack Yincent, who was lately
found guilty of murder in the second
degree, in Chchalis county, W. T.,
has been granted a new trial,
The Portland school directors are
going to sell tho central block for
75,000; the Northern Pacific Termi
nal company will build a fine- hotel on
the site.
There was a big, two-fisted husky
around j'esterday, striking everyone
he met for "a dollar and a half; will
giro it back to-morrow night." He'd
look well cleaning tho mud off tho
street under city supervision.
A suit for tho sum of 20,000 has
been instituted by the owners of the
ship Oriental, against tho bark
Lauderdale, for bumping tho former
vessel ashoro at New Tacoma during a
recent northerly galo, through care
lessness. John Welch, of Clatsop, dropped
over this way last Monday, and yes
terday morning while in quest of ex
citement found more than he wished
in thc loss of 100 in bright American
gold, which up to tho present writing
has not been recovered.
Tho mantle of Mother Shipton
has fallen upon some other old witch
who has unearthed a prophecy that
when Good Friday falls on St
George's day, and Easter on St.
Mark's day, and Corpus Christi on
St. John's tho Baptist's day, tho final
conjunction wil arrive. These con
junctions will occur in 188G.
-The bunker on the O. E. & N.
dock will bo a convenient affair when
finished, and will be so arranged that
teams can load with little trouble.
The coal will bo brought from Scuttle,
aud will be retailed to the public in
lots to suit at C 25 per ton; seven
dollars when screened. This is a dif
ferent tariff from tho present, and one
that will drop prices of fuel.
The Walla AYalla Democrat says
the sturgeon abounding in Tacouver
lake have a habit of herding in large
schools during the winter season in
spots called sturgeon wallows, that 15,
in shallow places in the lake. Taking
advantage of this fact the residents of
the neighborhood, armed with heavy
tackle, captured 140 during Sunday
and Monday last whose aggregato
weight was over 21,000 lbs. Rather
good fishing.
The Dredge Business.
Thero was pome talk yesterday that
threats had been mado to blow up the
ri"lnated frm thc fact th3t tbtt I
Youn" America was forced on the i
Hands at PostofQco bar Friday by rea
son of ona of tho dredgers being 111
the channel, and the oflicor making
some remark about thc ,:b!aetcd
thing." The city dredgt, now having
cost about $30,000, is a. matter of
muck) concent and inquiry as to what
is being done with it. A gentleman
from bolow said that it is ashore on
the east bank of the river, having been
beached by tho wind in spite of a tug
that was trying to keep it in deep
water.
Tho water at Swan Island is so shal
low that the Young America could
not get over the bar, and i now an
chored at St. JohnV. If the dredgers
are doing nothing but blocking up the
channels, it cannot be expected that
strange ships coming into port will re
gard them as ornaments, but on the
contrary will consider them obstruc
tions aud resort to blasting. There is
a case bearing somen hat on this point,
that shows how a person not informed
is liablo to bo mistaken. Commodore
Schuleuberg, of Stillwater, Minnesota,
with a fleet of ten tow boats, pulled
up the main span of the West Wis
consin railroad bridge, which was set
in the channel of Lake St. Croix,
thinking it was an obstruction, and
had removed about 2,000 piles before
he discovered his mistake, and then
tho matter got into tho courts, where
it was decided that no one had a right
to obstruct a channel commonly used
by ve33els. So if the city dredge is
not going to dig out tho bars it ought
to have placards stuck on it "This is
a dredge, look out for it," as long as
it remains in the wav. Standard.
The Galatea anchored off Sand
Island at 11:30 vesterdav a. si.
The Queen sails from San Francisco
this morning; the Columbia comes
down.
- Tho Viihtte learns that the Pugct
Mill Co. will begin the erection of a
large sawmill on the Chchalis river
near Cosmopolis.
The court was 111 session yester
day. Tho work done 011 tho county
jail was accej.ted and the court ad
journod till ton o'clock this morning.
Tho Astoria machine shop3 are
busy, nith orders ahead. Cannery
supplies and machinery contribnte a
good deal of tho present business, and
every Tear thero is more and more
dono that had formerly lo bo sent
away.
A new salmon cannery i being
built on the north side of the Chcha
lis river near Cosmopolis, by Benn
& Gibson. Tho building consists of
threo structures, two of which will bo
18x30 in dimensions, and tho third
20x100. It it tho intention of tho
proprietors to commence operation
upon the fall run of salmon. Yidetic.
The indebtedness of this country
to missions in the United States and
Territories, is a thrilliug story. Rer.
M. Eolls nay of the Indian Missions
on tho Pacific ceast: "Indian mis
sions brought tho first whito woman
overland to Oregen: opened the first
emigrant road to the Columbia river;
furnished Oregon with tho first
United States officer, a sub-Indiau
agent; gave the first governor to the
territory; established the first perma
nent American settlement here; aided
essentially in the establishment of the
Provisional Government live years
before the United States formed a
Territorial Government, and extended
her protection over the country, so
that without this aid tho Provisional
Government would, without doubt,
never have been organized; brought
the first American cattle to tho Wil
lametto valley, and saved the country,
or at least an important part of it, to
tho united btates.
WRECKS OV XIl'MAMTY
wno nave wasted tneir manly vigor
and powers by youthful follies and
pernicious practices pursued in soli
tude, inducing Nervous Debility, Im
paired Memory. Mental Anxiety, De
spondency, Lack of Self-Contidence
and Will Power, Weak Ba;k, Invol
untarvYital Losses, and kindred
weaknesses should address with three
letter postage stamps for large illus
trated treatise, giving unfailing means
of cure, Wobld's Dispensary Medi
cal Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
Rawling's fruit stand has been re
moved from the old location to the
building next E.A.Quinn's, on Main
street.
X,offrerK Attention.
Just what you want, at Wilson & Fish
er's. No more slipping : rough taclcs
for boot soles; just received: call and
see them.
Wanted,
A woman to do general housework;
To one not afraid of work good wages
will be paid. Inquire at Festers', oppo
site O. K. fc 2f. Co-s Dock.
OFFICIAL.
Pacific County Commissioners Court
proceedings Feb. 5ih.6th and 7th. 1883.
Present Charles Barstow and B. A.
Seaborg. ComraissioniTS.und .Tohn Da
vi.. Clerk.
Proceedings of last session being read
On S ItfffiSS fiU
cd Chairman pro tern.
were ordered approved
rsiovr was elect-
Ordered, that action on the renuest of
the Aberdeen Packing Co. bo deferred
until the recular May session.
Ordered, that tho pitlemcnt of E. A.
Soule, t?upt. of R. D. Xo. 14, for 1S32, bo
accepted with the exception of the dol'q. I
list of said district.
Ordered, that the action of W. F.
Mcloy, Den. Sunt, of It. D. So. 14. be
nnnrmrpa. ine moor oavinir ueen ner-i
. t. -. . . .
formed by him and those under his tU- j
rection in good faith. I
urucrc-a. mat. tne &uiKrvisors e:ue
menti, of E. Pagels. A. Q. Chnrch, O. I
Coulter, A. Olsen and J. R. Hall for the
5 ear 1882 be approved.
In the matter of the application of M.
D. Freeland for a licence to sell spiritu
ous liquors, he having filed all necessary
papers required bylaw. It is ordered
that upon his paying into tho County
Treasury the required amount, the same
be granted.
Ordered, that the requisition of J.S.
M-YauCleve, Probate Judge, for sta
tionery, etc- be granted.
Ordered, that the Sheriff procure cur
tains for the Probate and Treasurers
oflices. a desk for the Treasurer and
tool for the Auditor.
Ordered, that the resignaliou of Recs
Williams, J. P. of Wallicut preciuct, he
accepted.
Ordered, that thc road tax of J. P.
Edwards lc i-tricken from the delin-
?uent tux list of lSft!, proof having been
unmhed that the same bad been paid.
In the maltler of the remonstrance of
R. II. Espy, to the approval of the .sur
vey of county road through his land,
aud bill of damages for the same, be not
granted, it appearing to this board that
he has no just claim lor damage.
Ordered, that the petition for the
change of the boundary of Peninsula
road district No. 1 be deferred.
Ordered, that the survey of the county
road leading from Oystervillc in a
southerly directiod towards Raker's bay
be approved.
Ordered, that the supervisors of road
districts Xo's. 5 and 10, make their re
ports for thc year 1882. to this board
forthwith, according to law.
Ordered, that the Coroner's inquest
bill of Rees Williams lain over from the
November term be deferred until tho
regular May session.
Ordered, that thc following persons
be allowed for surveying the county
road leading from OystervlIIe towards
Baker's Bay to wil:
Joseph A. Whealdon, .surveyor,
for 2 days' services surveying,
mileage, and copy of field notes,
together with plat 31.1 50
Niels Anderson, chainman 2 days G 00
Iver Rasmussen chainman 2 days 0 00
Andrew Olsen. axman,2 days 0 00
Ordered, that tho following bills be
allewed:
Mrs. A. S. Bush, for Sell. Supt. ser
vices and salary S2G 25
Tni: Astociax, for printing 11 00
0. Coulter, for hauling wood.... 7 50
1. Rasmussen. for cutting wdod. 7 50
Mrs. Jennie F. Gnswold, for sch.
services
I. b. Jones, stationery, etc
21 50
4 GO
L S. Jones, for making del'q. tax
list reports, etc 14 25
Chas. Shagrcu, for work on Aud
itor's office 10 50
O. H. Stott for posting notices &
mileage
John Davis auditor's fees
Chirks Barstow, commissioner's
services and mileage
B. A. Scaborg, commissioner's
services and mileage
John Davis, services as clerk of
board of countv commissioners
3 10
72 85
17 00
10 00
0 00
Ordered that the court adjourn sine
die. Cuas. Baiistow,
John D.vvis, Chairman pro. tern.
Clerk.
Astoria bocial Club will give a se
lect Ball Thursday evening February
22. 18S3.
R. F. Pkacl. M. C. Cnosiir,
Secretary. President.
1'EStKOXAXi.
Dhak Fanxy : You arc mistaken ; you
CAN set a cood meal in Astoria, at any
hour. Go to "JeflTs"' Variety Chop
House, -rnvato itooms lor .Ladies.'
Tickled 1'lcs' Feet anil Billiards!
Anyone wishing pickled pigs' feet,
or iresii bhoalwater j;ay ovsters in any
style sdiould call at the Temperance
Biliard Parlor, next to Geo. W. Ilume's
store.
Fresh Candy.
31ade every day at John P. Classen's
Astoria Candy Factory. Creama.choco
late, French candy, taffy, etc.
AT CAKii ADLKB'S.
Just received new books by the thous theus
and: Seaside and Franklin Square nov
els, splendidly printed, 10, 15, and 20
cents; clocks and silverware; baby car
riages, blank books, stationery, roller
skates, accordeous, musical Instruments
aud musicians' supplies, a splendid
stock of fresh goods.
If You Dnu't llellevo It,
just try it. You can get tho best cup of
coffee in town, at Temperance Billiard
Parlor. Next to Geo. W. Hume's store.
A'llrous Oxide CJzus.
Painless extraction of teeth at Dr.
LaForce's dental rooms oyer 1. W.
Case's store.
A first-class watchmaker, and en
graver is now at Carl Adler's. All work
in his line well done, aud warranted to
cive satisfaction.
P. J. Goodman, on Cheuamus street,
has just received the latest and most
fashionable style nf gents and Indiei
Loots, shoe, etc. Agent in Astoria for
the famous Morrow .shoes.
For the genuine J. 11. Cutter old
pBonrhun. and the best of wines, liquors
opposite the bell tower, and see Camp
bell. The Peruvian syrup lias" cured thou
sands who were sutTermg from dvspep
sia, debility, liver complaint, bolfs, hu
mors, female complaints, etc. Pamph
lets free to any address. Seth W. Fowl
&Sonp Boston.
Averill's mixed paints, rfie best in
use, for sale at J. W. Conn,s drug store,
opposite Occident Hotel.
Brace up the whole system with King
of the Blood. See Advertisement.
Shipper & Rybke, No. 11, Oak street
i'ortiand, are tne txm ton tailors of the
metropolis.
You can keep your hair abuudant
and glossy, and retain its youthful
color, with Parker' Hair Balsam.
Fronls rabre'i Oyster anil Chop
House. 1
Those wishinganiccplateotEasJern or J
onoaiwater nay oysters cooKea in any
style, or an early breakfast before geint:
aboard tne boat,
oat, should call and sec
him. Fresh Extern and bhoalwater
bay oysters received by every steamer.
Oysters! 03'Hter.s!!
r-,
l''e
At Frank Fabre's; in "every
Frch fiom the beds every day.
fe'c!Iin;rntCot.
.
"fr.j- V Mritrnm is itoin nnfc licr
6tlH:k or winlcr inimn,ry and woolen
uu .t
n" ' - ' " -.
w.w... .., -
Tho Golden Opportunity.
Keiy sufferer from liver complaints' 11 To Llvrjol per rtndragon.
and constipation will doubtlo-0 avail t Front Portland 12,223 bbis flour
themselves of the golden opportunity' - 3.otr bus wheat....
presented of teeing the new remedy. . " Astoria Si.im " -
Syrup of Figs, free o churue. Caseof Tf.
long standing, which, bine nnlv en ll- '-;
aggravated by the harsh gripiiri" uiedi- -" Liverpool per EAkdtilz.
cmes formerly used, yield promptly to 'From Portland eoc7.ibiw wheat......
the centlo yet thorough influence of" ' Avorla o.cjt " .
Srntii nf lTlnj T,i.. .!. l.iu t .-1...1 if
-'.'J'"'- - "''-- "" " '- i
Portland Oregon.
mothers! dottier-!! 3Iotlwi-!
1 Arq you disturb1.-' atnitrht aud broken
of vour rest hv a slclr nliild suITitiii'T
and crying with the excruciating pntu i
of cutting teeth ? if so, p ;:t once and
g?!! .? srJi -1 SjiV1'""?
oyrup, it win relieve tluixM'r itltl ul-
lerer inimeuiaieiy iiepetui i:ion u;i
there is no" mistake about it. Then is j
not a mother on earth who has tner:
praise It Highly. Trial Ixittics jrei-and ,v "r ;'
large bottles for o.dc by W. J. D-::if t 1..-T0 tfwtoc
& Co., Astoria. I Fow l'Mthnd'l3,72S
Hod e Davis 4Co.. Whttto.sicAijtfite.i ' s" W
used it, who wdl not 1 II jou at onrej
It is nerfecllv safe to use In all ca-es.
and pleasant to the taste, and ij the pre-,
scrintion of one ot the oldest mid l'st j
ust-u ii.wuu win aoi 1 -ii uu ;u ; l From T-ottl:ndlt.TWbb!s
that 1: will regulate tlic bowels. :ut . r 0,.,rnS.n.. ,,, ,
give ret to th mother. and rcliii aiidL,1 Q ", '" 7. rC
hraltli to the eliild.openitinglike magic, tromlartlandsi.ibu-'
female pliysician-, and nurses in tlipi The receipts or certain articles of Or
United States. Sold Hverywhen. 25l"on nrodm'ii from January 1st. 1S33.
cent a bottle.
Time and Exncnie Sinnl.
Hard workers arc subject !o bilu.-.i.H
attacks
which may end m dangerous
illness. ParkerV Ginger Tunic keepa
the kidneys and liver :.ctivo, and by
preventing the attack saves sickness,
time and expense. Detroit 1'rex.
Arc You Expu-ed
To malarial influences? Then protect
your system by using Parkers Ginger
Tonic. It strengthens tho kidney -i and
liver to throw off malaria! poisons,
and is good for general debility ami
nervous exhaustion.
Have you tried a stew or pau roast
as Frank Fab re cooks It? Order ono and
you'll thank us for tho advice.
A. Yan Dusen & Co. arc now receiv
ing u large stock of hardware of tlse
latest pattern and approved finish. If
you need anything in the way of hard
ware you will assuredly find'lt, and at
the lowest cash prices.
A very complete assortment of blank
book-, all sizes, styhs and prioes at tho
City book store.
Tho Itev. Ceo. II. Thajer. of Bour
bon, Ind., say-,: Both myself and wife
owe our lives toSinr.o:f. Coxspsiption
Ccp.k Sold by W. K. Dement.
"JefTof the Variety Chop Heuse
has the three best cooks :md two best
waiters in town.
Are you made miserable by Indi
gestion, Constipation, Dizziness, "Loss of
appetite, Yellow Skin '.' Shiloh's Vital
izer is a positive cure. For sale by W.
E. Dement.
All the patent medicines advertised
in this paper, together with the choicest
perfumery, and toilet articles, etc can
be bought at tho lowest prices, at J. W.
Conn's drug store, opposite Oe-Mden
hctel, Astoria.
Physicians prescriptions nuefnllv
compounded day or night at J. W.
Conn's drug store, opposite Occident
Ilotel.
Cold boiled ham, brown bread and
Boston baked beans at MeHV Vuriety
Chop House every night, near Stephana
Theatre sign of the mi and trreen
light. Open all night.
- -
For lame Back, Side or Client ue
Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Fncn i cut-.
For sala Vy W. K. Dement-
Boston Baked Beans af.lcAV Va
riety Chop House every night.
For a good shave or hair cut, go to
Joe Quarter at Foster's.
Shllohs Catarrh ltemedy a ki
tivc cure for Catarrh, Diptherla and
Canker Mouth, f-oldby W.K. Dement.
Carpenters' tools. DisstonV. saws,
Bailey's planes; builders' supplies at
A. van Dusen & Company's. New
goods constantly arriving,
"Hackmctack," a lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price 23 and 50 ccuts.
Sold by W.E, Dement.
Shoalwater bay eysters: fresh every
day, at Frank Fabre's.
When your wife's health is bad,
when yonr children are sickly, when
you feel worn out, use Brown's Bitten?.
Remember thc place where you can
get your pure iresii chocolate creams
and molasses candy, at Oerkwiti' oppo
site the Bell tower.
Wanted. 3 furnished or unfuniislipd
rooms for light housekeeping in a pri
vate house to be ocupied March lCMi.
Address V. E. T., astokia.y nllke.
Hallo ! Where are you goin;
to Frank Fabre's for a pan ma-
Why
At Carl Adler's may be round all
the latest sheet music, the most popular
waltzes, dance music, etc.
Furnished rooms to rent at Mrs. P.
J. Goodman's, corner Concomloy and
Madison streets.
There's not a specK, there's nota stain
That on the teeth we chance to see,
But shadows forth decay and pain.
If not removed right speedily.
BySOZODOXTjWhoso wondrous power'
W orks miracles in one short hour.
Remarkable for overcoming diseases
caused by impure water, decaying!
vegetation, otc. , is Brown's Iron Bit-1
tera- j
Flno organs and pianos nt Quat&r
Hansen'. Call and examine.
Colnsihia. Rivnr .Export.
SHIPMENTS voKEte:
TAX UAHV, '35.
1 la Qiiceatt'nvn per It". II. Starbutk.
'. .. -n,,.., , ..v, ......
j c,,i"u 1"!"J? uYi-
fheat ,
$39,6C0
'JS,13S
Total CS.15C ?67,73;
3 To Quscnf ifuca yer Lord Kitmaird.
: From Portland 7.KI bbl flonr. .SS3.313
p2, yucjwtoirn r" Gen. Falrehlld.
Y.-wt ivrt!anrt 3I.K-0 bin wbeat 855.183
-' A:iri zh'KX " " 23,07
Inlaw 73.CI.
. . .....
pLISSSKi
i Fm l'r.U:,d lMU bo! flour
71,770
31.045
-- itTAt-in tz mi " -
;
Total.
syl bin wheat.
., 5,721
-S103,J
. 3.15-0
20.VS3
-$S9,C13
.-SC1.PO)
. tf,18G
S?7.JC
....SC1.77S
.... 3.921
$65,701
t TMnk I-..T13.:
Total-,
per Vuldu.
Wil flour
! Total li.5i::
, j w TV Queenstouxi pr VrinelUa.
From Portland 2S,5io bus wheat ...
.$23.01?:
.. 19.U83
iitorin 17.-117 "
Ti-ials.
.....7
I49.G50
FKRIIVASY.
j vr yuMt'iicn per Jos. Lirxziy
I I'm Portland 3172 bus wheat
Asor:a 22P11 "
S3-1.175
21.G10
Totals.... 5I.GS:
5 To Dubltn jtir City of Carlisle.
$58,115
bbls flour.
?;sjvi5
Galatea.
- wheat $3320
Domestic Exports.
to February 7th. Inclusive, havo been
as follews:
; Hour, qr kc..
! y1'011.?1'
2301
1,221
13.2S1
I si'ininn bins
Salmon. bbis...
Id bbis
CS.....-..........,
likg-j ...
Apples, Klpe. bxs...
Rutter. pkgs
Potatoes, bks......
SI
700
4
4,560
67
5.914
237
4.733
cot
G
23
4.074
103
225
o
0
406
11
Wool, batos..........
Hldc No .
Tallow. pkR-j .,
lleef, bbls ..
Hay. bales. . ..
Fruit. Dried, pkgs.,
Leal her. pkgs ...
Hops, bales... ..
Hams, pkgs
Cliee-ie, cs.....
Flax Seed, ska.......
Corn, ctls
1'fiALEK IN
Books and Stationery
MOTIONS L TOY.
Blankbooks,
Schoolbooks,
JBWELIIYjSlI.TERWARE
10
so
t.
14
PIANOS and ORGANS
n
S I'urisduoneasj Installment plan
0
0
j alo some for rent. .
SHEET MUSIC &. MUSICIAN'S
S SUPPLIES.
! KEEP
S Ttw i-etasnrttnent In the city :
S a fu'I stcK f cvervthluR kept in
g a Hi st-clajs IJook, JIusic, and va
g r:et Mpre, and mv Prices will
g be f.uitid 111 every instance
r REASO?JABLE.
I AT THZ: 41.I ST.liI,
S As'.i.rbi. Oregon.
IP
SB
I
Drugs and Chemicals
J. i THOMAS,
Prescriptions carelully compounded
Day or Night
GRAM CLEAEMCE SALE!
to make room for mow
Hardware aid Slip Clanfllery
A. VAN DUSEN & GO.
Vtflll sell kt cost tliclr entire sUclc ot
HATS AND CAPS
AXD
nnrvTO tun ounce
DUUIO HnU OnUCU
fheso rood must be disposed of as wo ara
soon to receive another largo lot ot
Hardware and Ship Chandlery
And must tux: room to store It.
l J. I THOMAS,
yi DliUGGlST
Pharmacist, $
AST0RIA,C?
A fte?
C. H. COOPER, GENERAL 3IERCHA2n)ISE.
JmNXJJT
Stock Taking Sale!
TiHiE
THE Z,BDTC
Dry Goods Clothing House
OF &STOH2J5.:
Previous to our annual inventory of stock on Feb. 1st,
we will make a large reduction in all departments.
Fine Dress Goods Reduced
fine Bilks sad Salhw Rsi$4,
Fine Flubs ani Velvets
REDUCED.
Cloaks,
Dolmans,
"Ulsters,
Circular.
Blankets, Flannels, '
Comforters, ' Bed Spreads,
Pine Table Ziinen.
GENTLEMEN'S
Overcoats and.Ulsters Reduced !
Fine Dress Suits Reduced!
UNDERWEAR, TIES,
C. H. COOPER!
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS BUILDING, ASTORIA.
YOU
nnuer
If you think there is any sauce in the world equa to the
justly celebrated
EAST INDIA SAUCE
(The recipe of a retired well known Caterer of SB years experience.)
it has received approbation wherever Introduced, and although but a short tlaa hi
the market it has already attained celebnty throughout the uorthvrest. Being ccutposd 1
Strictly Pure and Strengthening Ingredients.
It ii especially adapted for
Dyspepsia, Broken Down Constitution, and Weaknesses
of the Human System.
And the only sauce for enriching
Steaks, Gravies, Fish, Curries, Game, Soups, Etc., Etc.
One trial will suffice lo prove IU merits,
lk'warc of spurious hultatloai. None gqnulne wlthont our full Ann naas oa the UkeJ,
BOEHLOFSZY & BIKD,
Sole Manufacturers and Proprietors, Portland, Oregti.
For sale by leading Grocers and DrufigLsts.
D. A. IVIcINTOSH,
TUE LEADING
MERCHANT TAILOR
New stock of Foreign and American
CASSIMERES, TTTFJRDS, Etc.. of tho KEWJEST PATTEBWS.
Special attcntlou is directed to the latest shapes in soft and stiff flats. Nobby
Young Men's Hats.
Gent's Furnishing Goods !
A full line of Men's Underwear.
Hosiery, Dress felurts, Uloves, etc., etc.
CIjOTHIIMG.
Men's and Doy's Dress Suit, IJuslnoss Suits and Overeoata.
OCCIDENT BLOCK, -
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Fine Cashmere ana Amnres
REDUCED,
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DEPARTMENT !
White and Colored Shirts Reduced 1
Business Suits Reduced!
CLOVES, ETC., REDUCED.
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A flno assortment of ifeck utaij
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