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ASTORIA, OREGON:
SUNDAY FEBRUARY ST, lhSS
Read Cooper'e new adv.
Columbia county has a population
of 2,500.
Thero are about 35,000 cases of
salmon still on tho river.
Tho Ona crossed the bar going to
Yaquiua, at half past six jostsrday
morning.
A powder explosion in East
Portland last Friday severely burned
ten Ohinimen.
The Oregon went to Bea yesterday
afternoon. She took on 325 cases
salmon at Astoria.
In Portland last Friday morning,
Alfred Anderaen was sentenced to be
hanged on April 15th.
The Kioto takes a new departure,
clearing with half a million feet of
lumber for Valparaiso.
- The iveiw says that the Portland
chief of police is willing t5 resign if
he bo allowed to tiaruo his successor.
The two new steel steamers for
tin Sound will cost 300,000 each,
and will be "the finest in the world"
of their clas3.
-The Northwest Trading Company
of Portland, are going to build a large
cannery on Chilcat Inlet, about 200
miles from Sitka.
There will be divine service pn
board the ship Jcauie Landles lying
at the O. It. & N. Co.'s dock at 4 r.
JC, Rev. J. McCormac officiating.
An accident to tho machinery of
the Columbia caused that vessel to
use her sails during tho latter part of
her latest trip from here to San Fran
cisco. Meeting at tho Y. M. 0. A. room
at a quarter to three this afternoon.
Song service from Gospol Hymns.
Cordial invitation extended to stran
gers and citizens.
Prof. Cook, of Portland, will be
down on the Fleetwood to-day, and
will organize a class in vocal music in
the M. E. church, at aeren o'clock
to-morrow evening.
Even Vancouver is to have an
"addition." Forty acres of land
north of that town were bought last
week for $10,000, and will be laid off
in lots and blocks, alio same Albecnah.
The official investigation into the
loss of the Tacoma began last Friday
in San Francisco. Captain Korts
claims that the compass was wrong,
and that the chief engineer made the
vessel go too fast.
The cable was continued across
Lewis & Clarke's yesterday, will bo
laid across to Skipanon to-day and by
three o'clock thiB afternoon telegraphic
congratulations will bo in order from
Fort Stevens. Tho world moves.
Yesterday's sunshine brought
out everyone from the oldest to the
youngest inhabitant. With the ex
ception of two consignments of cold
weather which somehow were shipped
up this way, the present winter ha3
been a very pleasant one.
The fact is now patent that wheat
up the Willamette valley is pretty
generally killed, and most of the
farmers having sold their wheat, will
bo at a disadvantage to get seed. A
firm in Salem offered Gen. Nesmith
$1.15 per bushel for all tho wheat he
had, but he declined, for the reason
that he wished to sell it to farmers
who needed seed, at SI per bushel.
Standard.
From D. T. Stanley, president of
the Oregon state normal school, we
learn that that institution was estab
lished at Monmouth, Polk county, by
the last session of tho legislature for
tho purpose of supplying teachers for
the public schools of the state. The
faculty consists of six professors and
tRfbpri ami ihr PTirnllmont; nf etu.l
, . , , . , , ,
dents already numbers one hundred,
Teachers and others can obtain circu -
lars by addressing the president of tho
institution.
The Benton Leader asserts that
activity on tho railroad to Yaquina
Bay is to commence about the first of
April by patting a large forco of men
on the work, and official residents
.there confidently expect to see the
Jine completed and trains running be
tween Corvallis and Yaquina Bay next
fall. Six thousand tons of "steel Jrads
and two locomotives and other
material, it is asserted, are at San
Francisco, owned and paid for, and
will bo transported to Yaquinas soon
as possible, all of which wo trust is so.
Furnished or unfurnished rooms for
rtat. Inauire of Hansen Bros.
Cathlamet Items
Under date of the 23d a Cathlamet
correspondent writes from that busy
little burg: There will be eight log
ging camps in operation near there
this summer and will employ a large
forco of mon. F- 3L Warren, who
owns the cannery at this place, is
making extensiro preparations for tho
coming canniug season. All are busy
and wo may oxpoct lively timo3 this
summer.
Washington' birthday w.is cele
brated by a grand ball on Candy creek,
aud of course ererbody in this vicinity
attended. .There was a prize fight on
the evening of tho 22d, ona of the
most desperate and bloodies fights
that ever transpired in this place.
Tho contestants were about equally
matched. When time was nlled
they came to thu scratch in
splendid condition , and pre
sented a fine spectacle of unde
veloped muscular power. Consider
able science wa3 displayed by both
in pulling over chairs and being
helped to their feet. Fifteen rounds
were fought; at the end of the fifteenth
round they preseuted .such a spectacle
that the bystanders parted them.
A splendid chance to obtain timber
land in Wahkiakum county, W. T.
Good land h from one-fourth of a
mile to one mile from tide water and
lies contingent to Strong's river, and
will average one hundred and twenty
thousand feet of logs to the acre. For
particulars inquire of Judge J. II.
Graham or Hon. Tims. Kent at Cathlamet.
"Unjust.
Tho San Francisco Examiner of ro
cent date lias an article on the loss of
the Tacoma which is unjust. In speak
ing of the dastardly conduct of Des
mond, the keopor at the Capo Gregory
station, it very properly condemns
such cowardice and incompetence as
ho exhibited, but it goes on to include
all tho life station keepers on the
coast as "incapable and incompetent."
This is manifestly unjust. As an in
stance near home; take the case nf Al.
Stream, at North Coyc. Everyone re
members tho wreck of the Lamnier
law in Shoalwater Bay, in November,
'SI, and how Capt. Stream was in
charge of tho life boat that took off
the crew. On that night thore was a
heavy gale and the breakers were not
reassuring to a man, yet he and the
gallant crew at command put off and
rescued life. For this ho received tho
warmest gratitude of the captain, and
tho thanks of the British Government
in a handsome letter and testimonial
sent to him from London through
Yico Consul Cherry. On our north
west coast are a good many who feel
the injustice of such wholesale denun
ciation as the Examiner's article in
dulges in.
Accidentally Shot.
Shortly after the Oregon arrived
down yesterday morning considerable
excitement was occasioned I y tho re
port of a revolver in the steerage.
Upon inquiry it was found that Jor.
Honei had been shot in the right
breast, the ball ranging up through
the flesh and passing out by the shiTul
der. Thus. Hayes, in whose hands the
revolver was, claims that the shooting
was accidental. Bo was one of a de
tachment of soldiers, guarding Honel
and others who were being taken to
Alcatrar, and was intoxicated at tho
time. Honel says ho was lying in his
buuk and knew nothing of the guard's
actions till the bullet struck him.
Both were taken by chief Loughrey
to the city jail and will to-day, be
turned over to the military authori
ties at Fort Canby.
Frank Fabrc'.s Oyster antlCb op
House.
Those wishing a nice plate of Eastern or
Shoalwater bay oysters cooked in any
style, or an early breakfast before geini:
aboard the boat, should call and see
him. Fresh Eastern and Ishonlwater
bay oysters received by every bteamer.
Oyater! Oynters!!
At Frank Fabre's; in every fatyle
Fresh from the beds every day.
Boot Calks.
Punet Sound. Pacific and Champion
j cross-cut saws. Eastern oak ax handles,
j at jison & fisher's.
i .
ricblea iJcsT feet ana iiunarus
Any one wishing pickled pigs' feet,
or fresh Shoalwater Bay oysters in any
style should call at the Temperance
Biliard Parlor, next to Geo. W. Ilume's
store.
AT CAKIi ADLEIt'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
riaues, blank books, stationery, roller
skates, acoordeons, musical instruments
and musicians' supplies, a splendid
stock of fresh goods.
Watrd. 3 furnished or unfurnished
rooms for light housekeenlnc in a pri
vate house to be ocupled March 15th.
Address W. E. T- astobian office.
Carpenters' tools, Dlsston's saws,
Bailey's planes; builders' supplies, at
A. van Dusen & Company's. New
joois eoBitaatly arriving,
MILLIONS in SIGHT.
Undo Sam's Hoard of "Wealth in tho
San Francisco Vaults
There's millions in it millions of
solid, solid gold and silver; not thu
figment so to speak of the' thriftless
visionary, but the tangible lucure that
makes men opulont. that makes na
tions powerful, that moves nil that is
movablo by human agencies in tho!
universe. There s millions in it in
the vault that underlies tho sub-treas-
i -u Tt. i i I
nry building. The doors aro opened;
tho expectant visitor take his- hand , com his novor been pused on u, DOXT is what they will have. "When
,. i I i,r iv liirA tNtnfwl InU r ili..ii ,,n n'vonimnvili, she will, you may de-
from over his oyes; ho peers in, on- o-11 tiavc.-vopin.ti .ol oi Un..n on:. ou-t; Kml when sf,0 w,nt, she
tew, and Aladdin's cave is changed j tUe way. To become expert in do- wonr, find UiereV an end on't.r This
into the store-room of retail grist-j reeling the b coins men haw got 10 ."j Air the popularity of SOZO
mill. He sees nothing but a solid Eal:tf il . j,u'"s. study." -San - ---
mass of little canvas sacks, piled fmiu j
floor to ceiling, homely 33 a grocery
overstocked with breadstuffs. Thu
is the principal vault, aud each f
these little sacks contains 1,000 ailvur
doilara. There is no gold here. Tnc
vault is thirt,-sir feet long, seventeen
feet wide aud eight and a half feet
high, yet it holdi only 13,000,000 of
silver dollars. The gold vaults arc
about as prosy, the money being
sacked xnd piled in the same manner,
each sack containing 20,000. It is
aiked, where does all thia money
come from? Tho answer is that the
sub-treasury this mean, little, inad
equate building is tho receptacle for
the entire revenue of the government
from the Pacific coast west of the
Itocky Mountains; from British Col
umbia to Mexico.
Business of last year amounted fh
round numbers to 833,000,000.
Naturally it may be asked, why i3 all
this money hoarded instead of being
out in circulation? Paradoxical as ic
may seem, a great deal of it is in
circulation. To all interns and pur
poses it is passing from hand to hand
every day, doing its part in the great
game of financial shuttlecock and
battlcdoor. It is represented by silver
and gold certificates a form much
more convenient for business purposos,
while tho coin itself is stored in the
vaults, away from the depreciating
effects of abrasion and from lo3s by
other causes. A majority of tho
twenty-dollar gold pieces now iu circu
lation have lost so much by abrasion
that they fall below the standard
weight. Thero are in tho sub-treasury
over soven thousand half-dollars
that have become depreciated simply
by ordinary abrasion while in circula
tion. This depreciation sometimes
amounts to as much as twenty-seven
dollars on a thousand. Gold being a
softer metal suffers moro from the
same treatment. Hence, for this
reason, and also because they save
time and trouble in handling and are
moro convenient to carry, gold certifi
cates are fast growing in favor. Be
sides there is an advantage to the
government in issuing silver and gold
certificates.
In receiving so many millions of
dollars it might bo supposed that an
occasional spurious coin or noto
would find its way across the counter.
So great is this" danger that every
piece and every note has to pas3 under
tho scrutiny of an expert. People do
not realize the quantity of counterfeit
silver dollars that are iu circulation.
Not a da3' passes that more or leas
are not offered at the sub-treasury.
Tho assistant treasurer, speak
ing of this subject, said: "You would
be surprised at tho ingenuity that is
displayed in debasing tho different
government coius. Ono of the neat
est methods employed by those who
engage in this species of crime is what
is known at the splitting process.
This is done by splitting the coin
edgewise (probably by means of a fine
saw), digging out the inside, filling the
catity with metal as near'y as possible
tho weight of the gold taken out, and
soldering the two discs together again
in such a manner that it will pass
without suspicion among those who
are not expert in detecting frauds of
this kind. Fortunately this method
of tampering with coin is so difficult
in its successful accomplishment that
it is seldom resorted to, and coins
thus debased are not common. An
expert at tho business can take five
dollars worth of gold out of a singlo
twenty-dollar pieco. A short time
ago a S100 noto was presented at the
counter. The receiving teller imme
diately upon taking it iuto his hand
stamped the word f counterfeit" on its
face and handed it back. The pro
ceeding startled the person who pre
sented it, and ho asked the teller,
with an air of indignation, why he did
it.
''Because the law compels me to do
it," the teller replied.
The man insisted that the note was
good, "but," said he, if it is not good
I could havo taken it back to tho per
son I got it from."
"You can do that still," said tho
teller, "and if ho demonstrates that it
Is a good noto, you only hare to corns
here and get your money." ' COMIflfG.
The man did not come back. Perjipnal.
Spurious silver coins arc detected l tj. jj. jtt. a gentleman who no
more bv their weight r.n J general ap-1 doubt lias made an unequalled success
, ... . , .. in the hardest aud most difficult lino in
pearance than anything else. Said ! Dresses and Dolmans. ha3 over 850 reg
the assistant treasurer, speaking nf ' 'ar customer; throughout Oregon and
.. ,. , ' ' , . ; Washington Territory who have full
this: "Tney have got ns on the ring confidence in him. Those who coui
ofthe metal. They cau i.vko their' plain that the material of suits manu
. factored by me is not good, want to put
base metal to ring as well as ours.' i0n stvlc with ray monev. Any garment
The detection of spurious goM coin is i not giving entire 'faction
. " . ' be semoutofmv reliable establishment,
purely mechanical by ringing, acid,
, tho eye, etc. "Experience is
nvii-t,-iihir ' vmi! Mr SniiiMtitT
oc.juwisr, sam .ur. cvamamg. A
L'rancvxo UitU.
in tho cu
lungs, apitti
sta's or
"Golden Med
tonuhed tho rredic-il faculty. Whila
it cures thu severest coughs, it
strengthens the oyMetii and purities
tike bloiyl. By drugaists.
I'KItSOXAh.
De.vi: F a.v.n y: You ant mistaken ; you
CAX get a good meal in Astoria, at any
hour. Go to "JeftV Variety Chop
House. -Private itooms tor IaliCN.
J-'reali J mily.
Made every nay at John P. Classen's
Astoria Candy Factory. Creams, choco
late, French candy, talfy, etc.
IrVou IJnxi't ISpIlttVtt ff,
just try it. You can get the best cup of
coifee in town, at Temperance Billiard
Parlor. 2'ext to Geo. V. i I time's store.
Vllrous Uxidc Ca.
Painless extraction of teeth at Dr.
LaForce's dental rooms over 1. V.
Case's siore.
3Iy.sf.iu JPropIxcey.
The following is a correct translation
of the famous sylgraiial dilu.-trade and
is worthy of careful reading. If the
teams are correctly stated it would seem
the date is not erroneous.
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c itAcoyn n,0osC opmy IncIaWl sySrWi.tvA
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ichbrlitheoa tlOKs.fo,.t;:incGItatK.c eWei
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ftnreJIsyedeC IXiac Sts3ofjorr'tn .n.suS
ldtomiiT.lXf ISSSlyoneh tedkiaallni evLoaos.
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altOyatealucmrWXThue bchErbrFoXeat
odbsopuctTnslaoataMead AutsTaeJ Tub uu tp
Iyatcwnc8ltnll ,EL Se"arneel Sid.eri froa.1
bclol,, f.cl3re3ntrTllIc..saDysootedp otandd
ntnhepsfnoclirdr.cssai.
Time and Expense .Saved.
Hard workers aro snbject to bilious
attacks which may 'end iu dangerous
illness. Parker's Ginger Tonic keeps
tho kidneys aud liver active, and by
preventing the attack saves sickness,
time and expense. Detroit Tress.
Have you tried a stew or pau roast
as Frank Fabre cooks It V Order one and
you'll thank . for the advice
Persons recovering from wasting
diseases, such as malaria, fevers, etc,
will be greatly benefitted by tho use
of Brown's Iron Bitters, a truo tonic.
A. Van Dusen & Co. arc now receiv
ing a large stock of hardware of the
latest pattern and approved finish. If
you need anything in the wav of hard
ware you will assuredly find'it, and at
the lowest cash prices.
A very complete assortment of blank
books, all sizes, styles and prices at the
uuy oook siore.
Croup, Whooping Cough and Drni.
chitis immediately relieved by Suiloh's
Cure. Sold by W. 1-1 Dement.
Shiloh's Vitnlrer is what you need
for Constipation. Lo.-.s of Appetite, Diz
ziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 73 cents per bottle. Sold
by W. K. Dement.
Will j'ou suffer with Dispepia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's italizer is
fuaranteed to cure you. Sold by W. E.
)ement.
"Jeff' or the Variety Chop House
has the three best cooks aud two best
waiters in town.
All the patent medicines advertised
in this paper, together with the choicest
perfumery, and toilet articles, 'tc can
be bought at the lowest prices, at J. W.
Conn's druu store. opjKisite Oe-Mden
he tel. Astoria.
Have Wistar's balsam of wild cherry
always at hand. It cures coughs, Colds,
bronchitis, whooping cough, croup, in
fluenza, consumption, and all throat and
mug complaints. 50 cents and 51 a Lot
tie. Averill's mixed paints, the best in
use, for :a!e at J. W. Conn drug store,
opposite Occident Hotel.
Boston Baked Beans at ".JeflV
rlety Chop House every night.
Va-
Fine organs and pianos at Gustav
Hansen's. Call and examine.
That Hacking Cougn can !) .o
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it Sold by W.E. Dement.
Sleepless Nights, made miserable
bv that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy lor you. Sold by W. E. De
ment Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. It
cures consumption. Sold by W. E. De
ment. Rawllng's fruit stand has been re
moved from the old location to the
building next F-A. Quinn's, on Main
street.
-Hallo! Where are you going? Why!
to Frank Fabre's for a pau roast.
... . , , T; 7T" t . .
Shipper & Rybke, 2so. 11, Oak street
Portland, aro the bon ton tailors of the
metropolis.
r
Shoalwater bay evsters: fresh every
day, at Frank Fabre's.
For a good shave or hair cut, go to
Jw Qkartw at Foster's.
r ot severe couyhs, -Teak 1 the wonderful emeaey ot Jsyrup ot a igs.
ill" of blood, and the early The certainty with which it expels all
! intnnrtha frniM Mm i;it.tnm or flit cntiin
LoMiimptwu, Dr. Pierce s J "t ' ; ' V,., .... i,. ii, lu-m- ctnmoM,
Discovcty hu ;w- .m.t bowvl. nhiees ir ahead of all other
Lames Are tbo Best Judges
i On a!! matters connected with the toil-
!( They haw decided that SOZO-
Jis "Wonderful Efficacy.
No remedy ever discovered possesses
remedies, to say nothing- of its being
more easily tnficn. It is selling very
rapidly. V. Dement & Co. agents for
Astoria.
Uod,' Davi.-. & Co., Wholesale Agents,
Portland Oregon.
"Wanted,
A woman to do general house work;
To one not afraid of work good wages
will be paid. Inouiru at Fosters', oppo
dt O. K. & X. Cos Dee!?.
Stalling nf Cost
I Mr.-;. A. Malcoiu K closing out her
?ock or winter millinery and wooleu
goods at cos'..
Air Ton KvpoHcil
To malarial influence? Then protect
your system by using Parker's Ginger
Tonic It fttrviigthcns tho kidueys and
liver to throw ntf malarial poisons,
and is good for nciioral debility and
iiervon? i-xh'iustion.
Phjsicians prescriptions carefully
compounded day or night at J. .
Conn's drug Mure, opposite Occident
Hotel.
xV fir.it-class watchmaker, and en
graver is now at Carl Adler's. All work
iu his line we'I done, and warranted to
give satisfaction.
P. .). Goodman, on Chenamus street,
has ju-t received the latest and most
fahionable style of gents and ladies
loots. elites. I'u-. Agent in Astoria for
tin famous Mo.-row shoes.
You can keep your hair abundant
and glossy, and retain its youthful
color, with Parker"? Hair Balsam.
Itemeinber the place where you can
get your pure fresn chocolate creams,
and molasses candy, at Oerkwitz' oppo
site the Bell tower.
At Carl Adler's may be found 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.
Cold boiled ham-, brown bread and
Boston baked beans at "JefTs" Variety
Chop Hoiibe every night, near Stephans
Theatre sign of tho red and green
light. Open all night.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured by .Shiloh's Catarrh 'Rem
edy. Prire ."0 cents, Masai Injector free,
For sale by W. E. Dement.
CniuxahiA Rlvor Hxporta.
rinirMCNTH FOKKIOX.
JAX17ART. 'S3.
1 To Queaislocn per U. II. StarbueK.
From Portland -JO.COO bus wheat -SGCO
" Astoria 2S,i:i: " " 2S,i3tf
TotnN iW,l?5 $G7,73G
vi Tn Qucenstotpp jxr Jvjrd Jfmiaird.
rrom Portland 7,Kl bbji flour. $30,315
9 Tl Quecntlmen i-t Gen. Fatrchlld.
From Portland 5I.1W ti -s wheat S55.1S2
Ast.irt:: 3J.JO. " 23.0J7
Tot;ds 73,'JS I $78,219
9 To Queemtmcn jrr IFtlnO.
From Portlaud l.'.iy lb s flour 8 71.770
" AMoriii Gfi'j " ' 31.IM.1
501 bus wheat , 5,721
Total S1USWJ
11 To Liternnl per I'endragim.
From Portland l2il bbl3 flour .
" 3.0S7 biw wheat...
Astoria 2S.ISO "
$33,463
. 3.1. u
'Jim
..S0,613
SG1.800
tfJt6
$$7.98C
12 To I.irerjwul per KsMale.
From Pnrtlnml co 672 bus wheat...
" Avnna 5.C21 " " ...
Totals iM.ISC
17. To Qnecnsfoicn pzrTulda.
From Puitlaud'13,7C3 bbls flour....,
" Astoria 75 " " ....
.,Sci,77t;
... 325
SC3.701
S20,0-.7
,, 19.1
S49.C30
Total 14,513
3o To Qittentlown per Prisellla:
From Portland 23,110 bus wheat .....
" Astoria 17.417
Totals 45,077
FF.miLWRV.
3 To Qufcjwtoicn per Ja. Livuay
From Porthtml 31.S72 bus wheat-..
Astoria rjsis " " .....,.
,533,47.1
2l,&t0
Totals-.. r.i.cs;
5 To Dtihhn per ritu of CarlMe.
553.115
From Portland H.7o7 bbls flour......?7335
10- To Quccjriloiai jtcr Galatea.
From Portland 31,103 bus wheat .. J33.520
21 To Queenttoirn per Lanarkshire.
From Portland U.7S-1 bbls flour. $70,953
Domestic Exports.
The receipts of certain articles of Or
egon produce from January 1st, 1833.
to February 14th, inclusive, have been
as follews:
Flour, qr sks..
Wheat, ctls
Oats, ctls
Salmon, bliii...
hf bbls
cs........
41.S01
124
23332
92
709
4,860
C7
5)91
237
. PK2S ,... . ..
Applet, itipe. bxs
j 5"tatoe?k3?
wS talcs!7ZIIIZ'ZZZZr
! Hides. No.,.,.......................
Tallow, pks- .
j Beef, bbls
! "ay. bales ...... !..
. Fruit. Dried, pkgs .
4.895
301
S
23
lOJ
134
; "".. pg-
Hods, bales
22G
O
s
11
Hams, pkgs
Cheese, cs...
Flaxseed, sks
Com, CU5......,
C. H. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
THE
THE 2SADI2TG
Dry Ooods Clothing' House
OF LSTOHX.&.
Received a consignment of Ladies
Cloaks, Dolmans, Circulars and Ulsters
from a manufacturer that must be closed
out in the the next 20 days at half price,
COXSISTiaO- OF
SEAL PLUSH CLOAKS
REDUCED!
RHADAME SATIN DOLMANS
REDUCED!
BLACK DIAGONAL DOLMANS
REDUCED!
SATEEN SURRAff DOLMANS
REDUCED!
CIRCULARS. ULSTERS & WRAPS
REDUCED!
ISTThis sale is genuine and bona flde and to satisfv tho public we Nvould
wish an inspection of these goods as to price and quality."
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS BUILDING, ASTORIA.
YOU
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If you think there is any sauce in the world equa to the
justly celebrated
EAST INDIA SAUCE
(The recipe ot a retired well known Caterer of 23 years experience.)
It has received approbation wherever introduced, and although but a short time hi
the market it has already attained celebrity throughout the northwest. Being composed of
Strictly Pure and Strengthening Ingredients.
It Is especially adapted lor
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 snRlcc to prove Its merit.
Beware of spurious imitations. None genuine without our full firm name on the label.
BQEHXiOFSKT & BIRD,
Sole Manufacturers and Proprietors, Portland, Oregon.
For sale by leading Groccrs-jind Dmpglsts.
D. A, McINTOSH
THE
New stock of
CASSI2KERES,. TWH3DS, Etc.,
ML M. W M I
Special attention is directed to the latest shapes in soft and stiff JIats. Xobby
Young ilen's Hats.
Gent's Furnishing Goods !
A full line of .Men's Underwear.
Iloslery, Dress Shirts, Gloves, etc, etc.
Hen's and Boy's Dress Suits,
OCCLDEKT Bf.OCK, -
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LEADING
Foreign and American
of the NEWEST PATTERNS.
A fine assortment of Xeck wear;
Business Suits and Overcoats. .
ASTORIA, OREGON.
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