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ASTORIA, OREGON:
FRIDAY- APRIL i:i, 1883
Dr. J. C. York will lecture
in about two week's time.
here
md,
Rad Theo. Bracker's card,
if you want a good cigar, drop in.
Col. Spedden gives notice con
cerning proposals for iron work n tho
county jail.
The "Jubilee Singers" are not
meeting with an overwhelming buceeys
in the intrior.
A single man, or a man and wife
competent to take charge of a mess
house cannery can hear of an oppor
tunity by applying at this office.
Judge Bennett was in the city
yesterday. He left District Attorney
McBridu at St. Helens. The judge
leaves for The Dalles this morning.
Yesterday was an April day, all
smi'es and tears, a little too much of
the latter to be pleasant. The river
was rough and craft of all kindB
hugged the shore. The State went to
sea at half-past two.
Henry Villard and party left San
Francisco on tho Queen of the Pacific
They will arrive here to-morrow. At
Astoria Mr. Villard will take the
Wide West for Kalama and visit the
Sound before going to the Willamette
valley.
Any one desirous of procuring a
good, substantial and handsome five
octave Schoringer Organ, original
cost ICO dollars, or a fine billiard
table, with fixtures, worth 120 dollars
new, at auction prices, should attend
Holdeu's auction sale to-morrow
morning. See ad.
While Henry Villard was in San
Francisco he gave orders that the first
steamer arriving from the north
should be put on as a special to carry
detained. immigrants to their destina
tion. Accordingly the Mississippi
sails to-day for northern ports with a
full list of passengers.
Lappeus, Portl md'a chief of po
lice, has been formally acquitted by
tho investigation committee of all
charges preferred against him in con
nection with tho smallpox case3 at
Walla Walla, thus cutting of a prolific
source of supply to tho Walla Walla
papers for denunciatory items.
The frenz ov fonetik reform, huz
offis iz in Bostua ar muting tord
kreating renud intrust in the matter
ov spelling. It wud be a grate bena
fit to printers and titherz if this nu
sistum wer in jenrul use. It izkalkn-
latod that littel boiz and gerlz in
skulu looz manny yeers lerning tu
spall wurdz, which time wud be
saved if the nu sistum went iutu
genrnl effekt.
In noting the merits of other pa
pers, (and which they are juBtly enti
tled to) pray don't overlook one fact
that your own paper does your own
town more good and is rooro practical
benefit, in one week than all this
spread eagle business that you get so
much of in other papers can do you in
a year. Read them through aud
where do you find a good word for
Astoria? They sueered at Astoria and
jibed at Tiie Astokian when it was
fashionable to do so. Now that our
city is fast assuming her rightful posi
tion, an indifference to her or her
people is all that is accorded.
Painful Accident.
Yesterday morning Robert Mon
teith.a six year old son of R. V. Mon
teith met with a sad mishap. The lit
tle fellow was out in the yard with his
sister two years older than he, and in
s9ino way got his hand under a hatch
et with which she was splitting kind
ling. Tho keen edge severed tho sec
ond, third and fourth fingers of his
right hand. Surgical attendance was
summoned and the stump3 were prop
erly amputated and dressed, tho boy
bearing the pain like a little hero.
Sa!mon Canners Meeting.
A meeting of cannerymen "to dis
cuss matters relative to the present
season's work was held at tho office of
Samuel Elmore last Wednedaj- even
ing at eight o'clock. Among tlnse
who were present, an Astokian repor
ter who was on deck, noticed J.
W. Cook, Vincent Cook of Clifton; J.
G.Sregler, of Brookfield; N. W. Tal
lant and E. A. Tallant of tho Cutting
Packing company; M. J. Kinney, of
the Astoria Packing Co.; Thos. Dealey,
of the Columbia Canning Co.; Chas.
Thomes, of Thomes & Knowlcs; Saui'l
Elmore, Win. T. Coleman &. Co.'s As
toria agent; F. C. Reed and C. Tim
mins, of Timmins & Co.; Geo. H.
George and Win. T. Barker, of A.
Booth A- C: S. D. Adair. Wm. B.
Adair, J. Adair, Jr., Jay Tuttle, J.
Q. A. Bowlby, of Ocean Canning Co.;
W. J. Barry, E. A. Noys, F. J.
Taylor, of tho Seaside Packing Co.;
and others connected with the can
ning interests of the Columbia.
Upon calling the meeting to order and
appointmgachuiruau and secretary, the
purpose for which the meeting was
called was slated, viz; to discus3 the
advisability of reducing the number of
boats on the river, and tho best means
of effecting that result. It was moved
and seconded that tho fishing boats on
the Columbia river be reduced to one
half tho present number, provided
that all interested would so agree.
This gave rise to considerable discus
sion. In response to a question re
garding the action of certain canning
companies composed wholly or in part
of men who would do their own fish
ing, Thos. Dealey stated that speak
ing for those co-operative com
panies he was of the opinion
that they would concede to any agree
ment to reduce the number of boats
so that each cannery would put the
same number in tho water. A propo
sition something like the following was
then made: Divide the total number
of boats on the river by the total
number of canneries, aud the quotient,
whatever it should be, by two, and
agree to put just that many boats in
tbo water, thus giving each cannery
on the river an equal number of boats
in use. Some one made the sugges
tion that that would give some of the
canneries more boats than they had
now.
Sitm'l Elmore stated that, speaking
for Wm. T. Coleman fc Co., several
of tho companies that they repre
sented would bo willing to reduce their
boats to one-half of the prosent num
ber. Thos. Dealey said that in his
opinion there wasn't a ioint stcck
company on tho river that would
agree to reduce tho number of boats
that they proposed running this sea
son unless each ran just the same
number. He also stated that the
Columbia Canning company would
pay $1.25 a fish to outside boats and
would assess its stockholders for the
difference. Mr. Dealey made the
further declaration that the ideas that
he was then and there expressiHg were
not to be taken as his individual
sentiments, but that that was tho way
the joint stock company felt about the
matter.
After that there didn't seem to be
much room for further discussion and
the meeting adjourned.
What did he Say?
The othor evening a reverend gen
tleman sat down at a Cincinnati tea
table with a very thoughtful air, and
attended to the wants of his brood iu
a voiy abstracted m&uner. Presently
lie looked up to his wife and said:
'The Apostle Paul"
"Got an awful lump on the bend
'aaternoon," broke in the pastor's eld
est son' "'playing baso ball. B.it flew
out of striker's hand when I was um
pire, aud cracked me right above the
oyes, and dropped mo. Hurt? Golly!"
And the lad shmk his hed in diurnal,
but expressive pautnmiue, as he ttu
derly rubbed a lump that looked like a
billiard bil1 with lism- ou it.
The pjstor gravely paused for th
interruption, and resumed:
"The Apstle Pnul "
"Saw Mis Dash down at Green
bau m's this afternoon," said his eld
est daughter, addressing her ni"! her
"She had on the same old everlasting
black silk made over with a est of
green silk, co-U-tail basque pattern,
overskirt made with diagonal folds in
frout.edged with deep fringe; dark felt
hat. with black velvet facing and
pale blue flowers. She's going to
Chicago."
The good minister waited patieutly
and then in tones which were just a
shade louder than before, ho resumed:
"The Apostle Paul"
"Weut in swimmin' last night with
Henry and Ben, and stepped on a
clam shell," exclaimed tho youngest
son; "and cut my foot so I can't wear
my shoe; and, please, can't I stay
homo to-morrowl"
The pastor informed his son that he
could stay away from tho river, and
again essayed his subject of conversa
tion. Ho said:
"The Apostle Paul says
"My teacher is an awful story
teller," shouted the second son; he
says the world is as round as an
orange, and tnrns round all the time
faster than a circus man can ride. I
guess ho hasn't got much sense."
Tho mother lifted a warning finger
towards tho boy, and said "Sh!" and
the father resumed
"The Apostle says"
"Don't bite twice as much as
can chew." broke out the eldest
reproving the assault of his little sis
ter on a piece of cake.
The pastor's face showed just a tri
fle annoyance as he said in a very firm
and decided tene:
"The Apostle says"
"There's a fly in tho butter," cried
tho youngest hopeful of tho family,
and a general laugh followed.
When silence had been restored
the eldest daughter, with an air of
curiosity said:
"Well, pa, I really would hko to
know what the Apostle Paul said."
"Pass the mustard," said tho pastor
sternly-
And now the question is: What
did the Apostle really say that Rev,
Mr. Philactor conld have so curiously
construed. Or is it the New
Version?
MHffifll
JUST RECEIVED !
An iitunriKe shipment of
HATS
TBMMINQ8!
Of the laiet shades and styles.
HATS
We giumntee to sell our
IMiillnery
25 per cent. Cheaper
Than any o:her store this side of
the Ko'kv Mountains.
Trimmed on the shortest notice by
Competent Milliner.
SEDUCTIONS IN EVERY LINE.
Bargains in Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Domestics, Gents'
and Boys1 Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS !
AT
Sheriff 0' Neil's Bankrupt Store,
ISAACS & STIMMERFIELD.
Comer Concomly and Main Streets,
ASTORIA, OREGON
C. H. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Sa
1883.
IXL
1883.
STORE.
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ummer
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son,
IVotice.
Dinner at JEFF'S Variety Chop
House every day at 5 o'clock. The best
25 cent meal in town; seven kinds of
meats, vegetables, pie, pudding, etc. A
glass of S. 1 35eer, French Claret, tea or
coffee included. All who have tried
him sav Jeff is the "UOSS."
Hope for Drunkard.
My husband had drunken habits he
could not overcome until Parker's
Ginger Touic took away his thirst for
stimulants, restored his energy of
mind and gavo him strength to at
tend to business. Cincinnati Lady.
Astoria Leads.
Take It Back!
Our Astoria mechanics are fast ac
quiring a reputation for good work
and skill in mechanism that is a
pleasuro to record. It seems their
fame is going abroad. This season
orders come in from California, and on
nearly every outgoing steamer is
machinery for California, Astoria-
built. Yesterday, for instance, was
shipped on the State of California,
soldering machines, retorts, pans, etc.,
made at the Astoria Iron works for a
canning firm in Sacramento. Arndt
& Ferchen are also turning out first
class work, and as for carpenters and
otner worKers tney are so busy sup
plying home orders that they have no
time to look at an order from the out
side. All of which is as it should be.
Hotel ArriyaJa.
OdCIDBXT.
A S Bennett, The Dalles; Jas
Straug, C A M Myers, Portland; R
M Espy, Oysierville; P E DeMill,
Detroit; L A Loomis, Capt S Davis,
J A Mbrehcad, Ilwaco; W H Brown,
B Cohen, Capt Debney, W H Mc
Alister, S F; Geo T Crane, Chicago;
Jno Thomas, Seaside, R J Morrison,
Clatsop.
rAGKUR HOUBH.
J Hunter, Ilwaco; D Cameron,
Deep River; J Pickernell, City; J B
U" Gregg, John Day's River; J Smith,
G. Lewis, City; I Barnes, Ilwaco; T F
Westerlaud, Portland.
Is It Not True?
Therecanbeuo argument as to tho
qualities essential to a perfect remedy
for the ills arising from a disordered or
inactive condition of the liver, stomach
and bowels. Everyone will admit that
it should be perfectly safe for old and
young of both sexes, at any and nil
times: that it should be acceptable both
to the taste and the stomach; that it
should never fail to act promptly ami
thoroughly, yet painlessly, and it should
give strength to.those organ. It is now
well known that Syrup of Figs pos
sesses those qualities in a pre-eminent
degree. W. E. Dement is asent for
Astoria.
Hodge. Davis it Co.. Whole-ale
Agente, Portland, Oregon.
GREAT SACRIFICE!
OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
For 20 Days
Opening of New Goods
Mr. 0. H. Cooper takes pleasure in
informing the public that his importations
of Spring and Summer Goods are now
complete, and the general
OPENING OAY
WILL TAKE PLACE ON
Thursday, April 5th.
All are invited, and we will deem it
a pleasure to show goods without any im
portunity to purchase.
On account of removal I will sell my large
and wen selected stock or Boots and Shoes
amounting to over
$6,000
At cost for the next 20 days.
All those needing anything: in the line of
Ladies' aud Gentlemen's or Children's Boots
and Shoes will And tt greatly to their Interest
to give nie a call, for 1 will positively sell my
goods at cost rather than to be to the trouble
of movtngtheiu to my new place of business.
L J. ARVOLD.
LEATHERS BROS.
RO AT B II I X. D SS,
Up Stairs
Over Arndt Jt Ferchen's Shop
Call and examine the work vre are doing
auu see inc woou we aro using, oeiore mate
iiiga trade elsewhere.
FIRST- CLASS WORK A SPECIALTY.
Xitrou.s Oxide ii:is.
Painless extraction of toelh at
LaForcc's dental rooms over J.
Case's store.
7icr TCich Blood.
The use of. Oregon Jllood Purifier.
FISHERMEN ATTENTION
j Soats for Sale.
j A NY ONE WANTING FIRST-CLASS
lr. I xSL'nMiini; boats can havoone or more at
u I short notice by annlvintr to
. V . .ma s-Ta.r Yro
Over Arndt & Ferchen's Machine Shop.
All lands of "boat repairing
promptly attended to.
THE I X Li,
THE LEADING -
Dry Goods Clothing House
OS" ASTORIA.
I OCCIDENT STORE
Spring Stock of
CLOTHING
1
Dyspepsia, heart. burn nausea, in
digestion, etc, are always relieved by
Brown's Iron Bitters.
A Portland stoamor, tho Gen.
Miles, comes into Gray's Harbor and
up the river onco in two weeks, bring
ing supplies for the settlers and carry
ing away lumber and such other
produce as may have accumulated in
the meantime. Olympia Transcript.
It's been some time now since there
has been any attempt to credit Port
land with Astoria enterprise; not
since the board of trade of that city
scooped in in their report the whole
state from Baker City to Fort Stevens.
Wo ask the Transcript to correct the
above. The Miles is the property of
the Shoalwater Bay Transportation
company, headquarters at Astoria.
Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need
for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Diz
ziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Prina m filifl T1 fl1 1MP lOttlf- Sold
by W. E. Dement.
For dressing the hair, and beautify
ing it when gray, nothing is so satis
factory as Parker's Hair Balsam.
Fast Steamers.
The arrival and departure of steam
er that go a good deal faster than
many railroad trains has got to be a
daily occurrence. Yesterday came
three in succession; the State of Cali
fornia which arrived down at ten
o'clock, and after lying at the dock till
one started out to sea; then came the
Wide West, the prettiest boat on the
river, at twenty minutes past eleven,
and about half-past one tho Fleetwood
which puts into every little port on
tke river. blew her whistlo. A boat
tkat will ran twenty miles an hour,
iftdttdiog all stoppages and landings is
wUlkeAof and will soon be in
tMgiWe shape.
Our Coasting Fleet-
There was a rumor afloat yesterday
morning that the new Tillamook pact
et the A. B. Field, was lost in cross
ing the bar. Upon inquiring from
Chas. Ebermau the Tillamook mail
carrier, it was learned that the boat
was all right; she was in Tillamook
bay when he left, awaiting a chance to
cross out. She has freight and passen
gers for Astoria and will be in as soon
as the weather clears.
The Elate & Anna is down at Nes
tucca; the Ona started for Yaquina
and is probably all right, somewhere.
The General Miles ib in Gray's harbor
waiting for an opportunity to tow
somo schooners to sea and come
around herself.
Dr. It. V- Pieece, Buffalo, K. Y..
Dear Sir For many months I was a
great sufferer. Physicians could af
ford me no relief. In my despair I
commenced the use of your "Favorite
Prescription." It speedily effected
my entire and permanent cure.
Yours thankfully,
MBS. PAUL B, BAXTER.
Iowa City, la.
Why aro we sick? Because we al
low tho Liver, tho Bowels, and the
Kidneys, these great organs, to be
come clogged or torpid, and poisonous
humors are forced into the blood.
Expel them by using Wm. Pfunder's
uregon Blood Purifier.
Sold and recommended by all deal
ers in Family Medicines.
Rheumatic, dyspeptic, atonic
ancennc, paralytic poor wrotched
person, the OREGON BLOOD PU
RIFIER cures such cases and sick
ness. Indeed highly recommended
by a vigorous body.
MiHinery, Spring: Stock-
"ft JRS. MALCOLM HAS JUST RECEIVED
ItA a splendid ucw stock of
Sl'KIXG JZIIiIilXEBY,
AVhich she Is selling at prices so low that la
dies will llnd it to their interest to give her a
call before fjolng elsewhere. A large assort
ment of
HAIR GOODS
At reasonable prices. dtf
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint ? Shiloh's Vitalizer. is
guaranteed to cure you. Sold by E.
Dement.
Cold boiled ham. brown bread and
Boston baked beans at "JefTs' Variety j
Chop House every incur, near aiepnans
Theatre sign of. tho red and green
light, upenaunignt.
Shiloh's Cough aud Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. It
cures consumption. Sold by W. E. De
ment Brace up the whole system with King
of the Blood. Sec Advertisement.
I. J. Goodman, on Chcnamus street j
G. A. STINS0N & CO.,
BLACKSMITHING,
At Capt. Rogers old stand, corner of Cass
and Court Streets.
Just received a full stock of the
Finest ani most reliable Mei's Youths ai Boys' ClotMni.
Best Goods a Lowest Prices !
D.A.
Th.e Leading
TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HATTER and GENTS FURNISHER.
Ship and Cannery work.
Wagons inadu and repaired,
guaranteed.
norseshoeinff.
Good work
tho famous Morrow shoes.
Sleepless lights, made
by that terrible cougli.
the remedy for you.
ment
miserable
Shiloh's Cure is
Sold by W.E. De-
Dyspepsia, the bug-bear of lepicure
ans, will bo relieved by Brown's Iron
Bitters.
List of Letters
Remaining uncalled for in the Post
office at Astoria, Oregon, April 12th,
1883.
Bjirkhead, A-2 Hultcn, L P
Benson. A W Kahn, Mr.
Davis, John McCarty, J P
Groves, Hugh Simonen, Olof
Ilufstater, W D Taylor, Cyrus
Persons calling for these letters
must give the date they are advertised.
W. Ceanch, P. II.
A Remedy for Indicestion. Con
sumption, Ds'spepsia, Weakness, Fever,
Ague, etc., Coldex's Liquid Eeef
Toxic.
Fishermen's Boat Clocks by the hun
dreds, low down, at Carl Adler'is. .Spe
cial reduction to cannerymen.
Go to the O. K. Lodging House
corner Wcst-ath and Water streets.
Where so fast my friend? Why to
Frank Fabre's for a pan roast.
The finest pan roast in the city.
"W here, oh where ? At Frank Fabres.
Cannerymen will do well to exam
ine Carl Adieus full stock of books aud
stationery. Every thing you need you
will find there at lowest prices.
North Pacific
Furniture Emporium.
Geo. A. Plonsaiicc, Prop'r.
Cor. 5th and Alder Sts. - - Tortland, Or.
Straw Beds, per doz. - - $10.
Spring Beds, each, - $5. to $15.
Lounges,
In Itaw Silk, Carpet, and other coyerincr,
From $10. to $15.
Samples of corcr and particulars by mall
if desired.
Important ! !
ff ead esrefaHy I ! f
Hereafter all our
Pure Coffees will be
put up under our own
private label
NONE GENUINE
Unless bonsht of
A. 31. JOHNSON & CO.
N. B. All goods bearing our
label are guaranteed to be strictly
Pure and of Best quality, and
are sold by no other House.
A. V. Allen,
(SUCCESSOR TO PAOK & ATXEN.)
For Sale.
For the genuine J. H. Cutter old
Bourbonand the best of wines, liquora
and San Francisco beer, call at the Gem
opposite the bell tower, and see Camp-
nc
r
Washing neatly and satisfactorily
dene: blankets and woolen goods nice
ly cleaned, at Mrs. Ellen Farrells, near
IQnnoy's Cannery, left hand side of
the street.
AH tho patent medicines advertised
in this paper, together with the choicest
Eerfumery, and toilet articles, etc-can
e bought at the lowest prices, at J. W.
Conn's drug store, opposite OcMden
betel, Astoria.
"Jeff," the enterprising proprietor
oitne variety i;non uouse,is doing a
rushing business. He has just complet
ed the best ice house north of. San Fran
cisco, and intends sellinc ice and ice
cream as soon as bis apparatBS arrives
lruiti i;mcago.
When the scalp is annoyed with
dandruff, Glkxn's Sm.ru un Soap will
be found infallible. Ilii.is IIaik Dve,
black or brown, 50 cts.
Now Jeff of the Variety Chop House
starts with a new scale of prices. One
kind of meat, fish or eggs with side
dishes, bread, butter, hot cakes, pie, tea.
coffee, &c -Si cents. Anything extra
will be charged for. Roard by the week
S5 in advance. 11. L. Jr.FFitY.
Proprietor
The Peruvian syrup nas cured thou
sands who were suffering from dyspep
sia, debility, liver complaint, boils, hu
mors, female complaints, etc Pamph
lets free to any address. Seth W.Fowl
&Sonr Boston.
milE WHOLE OU HALF IOTEREST IN
JL a Reed paying restaurant just opened In
this city. 1 his Ls a good chance for the right
man. For particulars inquire at this ofuce.
lv
Notice.
rjTUHS WILL GIVE NOTICE TO ALL
JL concerned that 1 Ikito boupht the China
house on Benton street next to Geo Hip's
house, for sasa
dlmo. LEB GUNG TIP.
Furnished Rooms io Let.
A T MRS. GEO. KILLER'S, NEXT TO
--- nesiunuoiei. u
To All Whom It May Concern.
r AND AFTER THIS DATE THE
J Longshoremen of Astoria, in the event
nfanv vessel load In sr or dischaniin
at any
Eolnt on tne uoiumuia nver irom vraiKers
dand to the mouth of the Columbia river
bar shall not hPlD to load or discharge said
vessel or vessels unless Astoria Longshore
men are employed. By order or the presi
dent. r.nocE,
PHIL. CARROLL. Sec'ty.
Astoria, Orecon, Mar. 20th. 18CJ. d im
Wholesale and retail dealer in
roeerh9
PrwMoM,
8r$kry.
Glass and Plated Ware,
TROPICAL AND DOMESTIC
FRUITS AND VEGErABLES.
Together with
Wines, LiquorsJobaccoXigars
I. W. CASE,
LMFOKTEtt AND WHOLESALE AND KB-
TAIL DEALER IN
GENERAL MEBCHAMSE
Wanted.
DISHWASHER AND
Weston Hotel.
i3L maid. Good wages glren.
A CHAMBER j Corner Chenamus and Cass streets.
ppytfi ASTORIA ..- - OREGON
Fancy soaps and perfumery of all
kinds can be found at J. W. Conn's drug
store, opposite Occident hotel.
H-l
GEAND OPENING!
OF THE
New York Novelty Store
WITH THE LATEST NOVELTIES;
BHIC-A-BRAC, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, OIL PAINTINGS
And a thousand other things too numerous to mention.
NEW YORK NOVELTY STORE, Cor. Chenamus, and Main Streets,
CD
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