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f'3) aUie lnVlu stcrteu- ASTORIA, OREGON: THESDAT JUJS'E 12, 1SS3 Curtis Post Xo. 14, G. A. R.f will meet this cveniny at 7:30. .1. S. Denison, of the Pataha pfjrw favored us with a call vestcr lar. The SUitc arrivod down yesterday at 5:30 a.m., and went to sea at 7:45 a. at. 2.055 cases of salmon were put on board the State yesterday for San (Francisco. The Ullfick which is loading salm on iat4the Mam.atreet wharf ha3 now 11,000 cases on board. It is reported that a large vein of iron ore, six feet in thickness has been found on the north side of the Neha Uem, near Pittsburg. The Courtright and Hawkins minstrels announce their appearance in this city for one night, only, Sat urday, June IGth, at Liberty Hall. The Queen of the Pacific on her last trip to San Francisco, is reported to hate mado the unusually quick time of 47 hours from Portland and 7 hours and 23 minutes from Astoria. The body of Atolph Wilhelra Ilelanter, who was drowned on the might of the Jrtl insr., at the Wash ington Pkg. Co's cannery, was found Saturday night, near where he fell overboard. The coroner's jury ren dered a verdict of accidental dn.wn iing. A civil engineer named Crawford, wtah the Bailey Willis party of sur veyors, prospecting for bituminous coal fields near Wikeson, for the Ore jn Transcontinental compmy, com mitted stricide hist Saturday by shoot ing. He hnd been Respondent for .nio nine. While xve here in Astoria are cn jwying the delightful sunshine tem pered by the cool sea breezes, late ar rivals from the interior come to us presenting different degrees of roast. They toll us of suffocating dajs and sleepless nights and chickens with half opened and drooping wings. Henry Plath who has been en gaged in making brick on Young's river, left a note in his cabin on Sat urday night, saying that he intended drowning himself. Nothing has been seen of him since, and as he has lately shown signs of insanity his friends fear that he has carried out his ex pressed intention. Scarlet fever of a malignant type has been at Skamokawa for some time and a few deaths have occured. It behooves the people of Astoria that extreme caution should be used to prevent its introduction into this place. Great care should be taken not to allow the children to visit the families of those afflicted. The report that the Queen had gone on the dry dock at San Francis co last Friday to roptiir her propeller, was incorrect. She was placed on the dock for the purpose of cleaning her bottom. The company's vessels are all heavily laden on the up trip and in order to maks the fast time re quired it is necessary that they should ba clean. The company's steamships are all to be cleaned in the order of thojr arrival in San Francis.ee. No. la team leaves this morning for Salem. Their names are as fol fel fol eows: G. 1 Wheeler, captain; 1$. F. Stcrcns, J. G. Charters, I. Miller, H. Miller, O. Wilson, A!. Johnson, G. Itichardcon, M. Chance, F. Ferrel, W. Humbel. No. 2's team will leave on the afternoon boat, their names are as follews: Frank L Parker, fore fere man: B. S. Worsley, H. F. Prael, James Hare, Thos. Crang, C. W. Loughery, F. C. Crosby, G. W. Ross, Win. McCormick, A. A. Cleveland, "Edgar Clough, John Bryce. The following is an estimate of the time required to complete the Northern Pacific railread: "The eastern division will reach Helena not later thau Friday of this week, and the western division will reach Missoula not later than tho 2ath instant, possibly by the 20 th. Then there will be a gap of 12G miles. Many bridges between Helena and Missoula are finished, and those not up will, beyJnd doubt, be ready for the track when it reaches them. As suming that only one mile of track a day is laid at each end and the aver age on tho eastern end is greater than one mile the line will be through in sixty-three days from June 20, say August 25." Orcgonian, 11 Police Court. June 11, Frank Bruno, drunk, fined 10; P. Bergman, drunk, fined $2; Win. Tait, larcen3; Mark Snnpus, drunk, Sued $4; Win. Benton, drunk, fined $5; Billy Patterson, larceny; John CUfc, George Smith, R. Thomp n, G. Foster, H. Johnson, M. Beeby, each $10, and Molly Clarke beeper of the den fined $20. Rescue JYe. 2. The members of Rescue No. 2.s hose team are requested to meet at the Co's ensino konse to-day at 12 o'clock, sharp. i 5 iWaats a situation to do housework by tke'day, week or raonth. Apply at this ' odce. Miss Willard's Lecture. Liberty Hall was crowded to lis utmost capacity Sunday ccuing to hear the deservedly popular president of the Woman's National Temper.mce Union, Miss Frances E. Willard. For once Liberty Hall proved to be too small for the audience that came together on a Sunday evening for a religious service, for while Miss Willard's theme is temperance, she argues from a Christian standpoint, and bases all upon the "thus saith the Lord.' After brief devotional exercises Mips Willard was introduced and for more than an hour held the united attention of the audience. Her man ner is earnest, her utterance rapid, her language excellent, her imagery beautiful, her address winning. She began her address with an illustration showing the world'a estimate of the effect of Bible teaching on character, showing that many take more stock in it than they are willing to admit. She speaks no h.utli word agiinst any one but accenting tho Bible doctrine of the universal brotherhood of man fclie would fain labor for the lifting up of mankind to that plain of moral excellence which would secure the greatest degree of happiness possi ble to the race. Site speaks not against those engaged in the liquor traflic but against the traffic itself as being eil and only evil in its effects. She argued firat of all for total abstinence for the indi vidual and then prohibition by the state, moral suasion for the drunkard, and statute law for the drunkard maker. She answered the "personal liberty plea" b' a series of illustrations showing that there is a law of liberty; you may not speak what you please, at least there is a law that limits in this matter and imposes iieay penalties'. In two things at leist; 3011 ma not wear what 3011 pletsc; inside the tire limits of any city 3011 may not build any kind of a house 3011 please; nor can you engage in any kind of business 3'ou please. A good deal depends on where you are, as to the size of the circle of your personal liberty. Robinson Cruoe, alone on his island could s 13 "1 am monarch of all 1 survey"' but when the foot prints in the sand were found he could say it no more, he must share with No. 2. The baby is king in the houso but the baby must submit to authority. Beginning with the baby king she traced the gradual circumscribing of his personal liberty in the home, in the school, in the church, in societ3, until a full grown man he has made the law of liberty a part of himself and it no longer restrains, for unconsciously he obeys, and thinks of others' comfort and happiness in la3ing down for him self any given line of conduct. "We sow an act and reap a habit; we sow a a habit and reap a character; we sow a character and reap a destiny." We were especially pleased with her an swer to the oft repeated question "does prohibition prohibit!" as a yan kee has a right to do she answers one question with another "does license regulate?" The license law requires every saloon closed on tho S ibbath, yet that is the best day of the week for most of them. No liquor is to be sold to minors but the law is ojienly and constantly violated. "Does license regulate?" She asks again: "D.ies civili zation civilize?" "D es education edu cate?' "Does Christianity Christian ize?" Ever one must answer to each of the.aeyes. But the forces of chiliza tiou have been at w oik for ages, 3et there are uncivilized peoples educa tion has been educating for centuries, 3et there are ignorant people; Chris tianity is tho grandest and best and most elevating force the world has erer seen 3et after nineteen centuries her work is not only half done. It takes time to accomplish such great things. It is not claimed that a pro hibitor3 law w'H utterly annihilate the traflic at once, but give it the op portunit3 and a little time and it will do the wore. Another plea is often set up like this "the average senti ment of the community dem mds sa loons." Does it? What makes the average sentiment? DoeB the senti ment of the church demand the sa loon? No, 3'on can't sa3' that? Is it then the sentiment of the homes? No, 3on can't say that. The wives and mothers and sisters do not demand any such thing. These who snffer most from the traflic should be con sidered in the make up of an average sentiment. Those who heard her enjoyed a rare treat and those who failed to hear her missed the best literary en tertainment offered to an Astoria au dience in man3 a da3. Yesterday's Passengers. The following is a Hat of passengers for Portland by tho Peed and Thompson yesterday: REED. G Von Langee, Mis3 Willard, J D Shaw, Miss Tayler, S E Netherill, L Stockweather, J Hatts, Lester May. THOMPSON. L Cohen, J P Jones, E Everet, E Gandrian, S Booth. "Fair filrl tiradttnlrs." whose sedentary lives increase those troubles peculiar to women, should use Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Prescrip tion," which is an unfailing remedy. Sold by druggists. Delicious Ice Cream at Frank Fa me's. The Solid Content a Fanner has- Farming is a slow way to make money, but then there is a law of compensation about everything in this life, and farming has its blessings that other pursuits do not have. The farmer belongs to nobody. He is the freest man upon earth and the most independent. Ho has more latitude and longitude. He has a house in the country with plenty of pure air and good water. If he makes but lit tle in the field, he has no occasion to spend hut little. He can raise his own hugs, and sheep, and cattle and chickens. His wood costs him noth ing, and the luxury of his big back logs and blazing tires in open fire places all winter long is something that city people long for, but cannot afford. My own farm cost me 87,000. I have 120 acres of open land in good condition, and it yields me cm an average about five dollars an acre over all expenses. Say nine per cent, up on the investment. Well, that is might little considering my own la bor and supervision. I've seen the time when I made five times as much without any capital except my head. But then we have to keep a pair of horses to ride around and they have to bo fed from the farm. There are little leaks all round, but still we are happier on the farm than we were in the town, and feel more secure from the ills of life. We fear no pestilence or disease, no burglars or thieves. We lock no doors, and Mrs. Arp has quit looking under the bed for a man. I love to hear the churn dasher splashing in the butter milk. 1 love to hear the rooster crow and the peac;ck holler, and see the martins sailing round the martin grounds. love to hear a neighbor stop and chat about the growing crops. 1 love to take the children with me to the watermill and fish be low the dam amid the roar of falling waters, or paddle around the -rond in the old leaky bateau. I love to wander through the woods and gUdes, and wear old clothes that can't get 110 older or dirtier, and get caught in a shower of rain if I want to. Old man Horace remarked about 2,000 years ago that the town was the best place for a rich man to live in, and the country was the best place for the poor man to die in, and inasmuch as riches were uncertain and death was sure, it becomes a prudent man to move to the country as soon as he can get there. Farmers have their tips and downs, of course, but they don't collapse and burst up like tradesmen. They don't go down under a panic. Bill Arp in Atlanta Constitnlion. Hotel Arrivals. OCCIDENT. G W Freeman, C Matz, J Young, E Coc'k, D McKenzie C L Lambert, RC Smith. ELE White, Portland; W H Atkinson, Ashland; E P Mc Cormack, Salem; J West, West pert; C B Piatt, G W B-own, L S Mayer. S F; C Rockwell, U S C S; Dr Caan- iss, jnotevens; it UJtratid, ijisher ton; G W Fonner, Wallusky; J T Gray, Vancouvo; T D Boles, U S N; IS Jones, Oysterville; W H Gray, Ktaskaninc, C Adler, Citj ; J Kiernan, JSMoster, Pillar Rock; V Cook, Clifton. r-AKKKR HOUSE. Harry Barton, cit3'; JH Whitconib, South Bend; Mrs. Whitcomb, Miss Whitcomb, Woodwards Lmdtng; J J Harlow, Ft Canby; G A Athercn, San Jose; S E Wetherill, L S Stark weather, S F; P G Glade witz, San Jos.-; A M Roberts, St Johns; C O Taylor, Clatsop; J E Ensign, Port laud; F Land, H Glover, Chftou; F W Smith, Deep River; J Wood. South Bend; J T Mo.idy, Kuappa; it McPhereun, H D Orcuit, C Benson, city; T Btrker, A Olsen, Portland; B Hanson, H Wolfe, H Wilson, W Baker, S F; Rev W Burr, Mobile; P C Warren, Skipanon; G P Brower, Chad well; A Wohlers, Portlaud; D Marshall, Westport; G VanLang, J Thomas, Portland; M Luchs, South Bend; T F Neill, city; W Lance, M L Beagle, Sileni; F Ksosel, Youngs River: H Foster, John Days; F Squires, W NeilBon, city. The Minstrels. The Courtright and Hawkins Min strels are advertised to play here next Saturday evening. To those who appreciate that class of amuse ment there will be offered an oppor tunity of enjoying an usually choice entertainment. The wide reputation of the talented artists of which the company is composed renders it unnecessary to repeat the encomiums which their performances have every where called forth. Removal. Dr. LaForce has removed to his new offices in the Odd Fellows building. iVcw Rich Blood. The use of Oregon Blood Purifier. ForaXcat Fitting: Boot Or Shoe, go to J. P. Goodmans, on Clip namus street, next door to I. W. Case. All goods of the best make and guaran teed qualilj. A full stock; new goods constantly arriving. Custom work. Sew Itlusic ami Instruments. A fine selection of the latest music, vocal and instrumental just received by B.F.Stevens & Co. of the City Book Store. Besides their usual supply of musical instruments they have just re ceived violins and banjos, which will bo found to excell anything of the kind in town, for the same price. Afresh supply of the latest popular music by every steamer. An Aromatic Fragrance Is imparted to the mouth by the use. of SOZODONT. It is beyond doubt the cleanest, purest and best wash ever of fered to the public SOZODONT and comfort are synonyms. It cleanses the cavities In the enamel of the teeth. THE MORTGAGE. We worked through Spriim ami Win ter,through Summer and through Fall, But the mortgage worked the hardest and the steadiest of all. It worked on nights and Sunda3s; it worked each heliday: It settled down among us, and it never went away. Whatever we kept from it seemed al most as bad as theft: It watched us ever minute, and it ruled us richt and left. The rust and blight were with us.some times, and sometimes they were not ; The dark-browed, scowling mortgage was forever on the snot. The weevil and the cut-worm, tliev went as well as came; The mortgago stayed forever, eating hearty all the same. It nailed up ever window, stood guard at every door, And happiness and sunshine made their homes with us no mor-, Till, with failing crops and aickness.we got stalled upon the grade. And there came a dark day on us when the interest wasn't paid; And there came a sharp foreelosunvind 1 kind o' lost my hold. And grew weary and discouraged, ami the farm was cheapl sold. The children left and scatteied. when they et were hand y grown ; My w lfe -he pined an' perished, an found myself alone. What she died of was a my-pry- an the doctors never knew : But I knew she died of mortgage ji;.st as well as 1 wanted to. If to trace a hidden Mirrmv were within the doctors' art. The3dhafounda mortgage lying on that woman's b:okcn heart. Wonn or beetle, drouth or tempest, on the farmers land may fall. But for first-class ruination, trust a mortgage 'gainst them all. WIllM.Carlclnn. Steamer Days. Following is a resume of sailing dates for ocean steamers for June and July, steamers leaving Astoria and San Francisco every three days: FROM ASTOHIA iFItOMSAN FUAXCISCO Junel at 10 a.m. Juno Columbia TliursdayHIOreKon.... Thursday 14 Queen ..Suuday '"State Sunday 17 Oregon Wednesday SOJColumbU. Wednesday 50 State Saturday 23 Queen Satnnlav 23 Coliunlila.Tuesday 2CI Oregon .Ttiesdav is Queen Friclav 29jSt ate .Frhlay 23 .lul I .July Oregon Monday -'I Columbia Mourijy 2 State Thursday SiQueen .Thursday ." Columbia. .Sunday 8Oregon Sunday 8 Queen.Wedncsdav 11 (State Wednesday It Oregon.hatunlay HjColumbia-Saturday 14 State Tuesday iTJQneen.. .Tuesday 17 Columbia Friday 20Oregon Friday 20 Queen ...Monday 23State Monday 21 Oregon Thursdry 2fi('oluiiibia.Tluiday 2G State Sunday 29lQuecn Sunday 2J Fruulc Falre- OyMcr ami Chop House. Those wishing a nice plate of Eastern or Shoahvater baj oysters cooked in any style, or an earlj breakfast before going aboard the boat, should call ami see him. Fresh Eastern and Shoahvater baj oj'sters received by evers steamer. If you J.iUc Xew rooms, new furniture, new, clean beds and a quiet place to sleep go to the O K Lodging House, corner West nth and Water streets, opposite Frank Fa bre. A. Chicago Merchant's Experience After I had become almost skin and bone, with neither strength, nppetie nor ambition left, and the doctors couldn't help me, two bottles Parker's Ginger Tonic cured me completely. if. B. Westcott, Limp M'fY.CIiidgo. Coldex's Liquid Brkf To vie im parts strength to body and mind. Talc no other. Of drusgists. As a family medicine, the Oregon Blood Purifier has no eqtiil. It has proved itself a certain and efficacious remedy for all iseases caused 13 an impure state of the blood. .The Oregon Blood Purifier is Na ture's own renied3, and should In used to the exclusion of nil other medicines in all diseases of the stom ach, liver and kidneys. All the patent medicines advertised in this paper, together with the choicest perfumerx, and toilet nrtft-lo, etc- can be bought at the lowest prices, at ,1. W. Conn's drug stun, opposite Ocidcn hctel. Astoria. Have Wistar's balsam of wild cherry alwaj's at hand. It cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, whooping cough, croup, in llucuza, consumption, and all throat and lung complaints. rfl cents and Si a bot tle. A Irne friend to tho weak and con valescent is Brown's Iron Bitters. Safe and profitable is the invest ment of a few bottles of Plunder's Or egon Blond Purifier; Jafe, Ihjkiusc it is a vegetable compound; profitable, because it will diminish your doctor bill. A permanent restoration of ex hausted and worn-out functions fol low the use of Brown's Iron Bitters. IIai.e's Hoxf.y of Horkhou.vd charms away a cough, cold, or influenza without any bad effect. Pike's Toothache Ditors cure in one minute. An attractive, 3outhful appearance secured by using Parker's Hair Balsam to all who are getting gray. A Nasal Injector free with each bottle of Shilnlfs Catarrh Itemed Price "K) cents. Sold by W. E. Dement Brace up the whole system with King of the Blood. See Advertisement. Shiloh's Catarrh Itemed a posi tive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and Canker Mouth. Sold by V. E. Dement. The Revt Geo. II. Thayer, of Bour bon, Ind says: Both myself and wife oweour lives toSnii.oii's Consumption; Cuke. Sold by W. E. Dement. aHacfcmetack,'' a lasting and fra grant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Sold by W. E. Dement. Kor the genuine J. II. Cutter old Bourbon, and the best of wines, liquors and San Francisco beer, call attheGem opposite the bell tower, and see Camp bell. "JEFF." of the CHOP HOUSE is now ready to manufacture Ice Cream to order in anj quantity for Balls. Socia bles, Private "Houses, etc.. and having the bestfacillties of any place in town guarantees to give satisfaction. Ice constantly on hand and for sale. No more long waiting to be shaved, as the three best barbers in the city can be found at Joe G. Charters, next door F. Fabre's ice cream saloon. Where so fast my friend? Why to Frank Fabre's for a pan roast. Go to the O. K. Lodging House corner West-9th and Water streets. Averill's mixed paints, the best in use, for sale at J. W. Conn,s drug store, opposite Occident Hotel. ' Pro Bono We feeljustified in returning thanks to the general publ:c for the liberal patronageMhey have bestowed on us since our advent in Astoria. The business-we have transacted has been beyond our utmost ex pectations, and in acknowledgement thereof we intend to still further reduce our ajreadj lowrprices. 3 Reductions in -' j 'Seductions in Reductions in Reductions in FurriisKing Gopds, Seduction in Clothing! Reductions in Cloaks and Dolmans, Reductions in Millinery. It will pay one and all to come and see for themselves our sweep ing reductions in every department. A handsome cap given gratis to every boy visiting our store to-day. ' 5 Also, to every girl will be presented a handsome celluloid ring at Sheriff 0' mil's Comer Concomly and Main Streets, Furnished Rooms to Rent. Apply at Mrs. Denny Currans, rear Consrej'ational church. Important .otice to Fishermen and Other. "JEFF, of the CHOP HOUSE, will Rive you the BES l' 23-cent meal in town forcah. Board by the week So, in ad vanre. Meals at any hour, day or night. Notice. Dinner at "J EFFS"CHOP HOUSE every day at 5 o'clock. The bests."; cent meal in town; soup, fish, seven kinds of meats, eseUible,)ie, pnddinjj, etc. A glass of S. F. Beer, French Claret, tea-or coffee included. AH who have tried him say Jeff is the "BOSS." Its Wonderful Efficacy. Xo remedy ever discovered possesses, the wonderful efficacy of Syrup of Figs.' The certainty with which 'it expels all minorities from thi',svstem. nt the samp lime giving tone to the liver, stomach I ami bowels, places it ahead 01 all other remedies, to .say nothing of Its being more easily taken. It Is selling, very rapidly. Messrs. V. E. Dement & Co. are agents for Astoria. Hodge, Davis & Co., wholesale agents, Portlaud, Or. Invigorating Food ., For the brain and nerve is what- we need in theae days of rush and worry. P.trkcr'a Ginger Tonic restores tho vi tal energies and brings "good health and jnj'oiis spirits quicker than any thing you can use. Tribune. Cur 10 ment. F01 DypepbuandLtver Complaint, you have a printed guarantee 011 every uottlu of Shiloh's Yitallzer. It never fails to cure. Sold by W. E. Dement. Shiloh's Cukk will immediately .lieve Croup, whooping cough and re: Bronchitis. Sold by W.E. Dement jay ?A?.K8K'S HV :i AM. yf ' jf - ' "i - elegant ilrcsslnj ((C , J"i j t. 'nicircd by Huac cout.t of is superior 'leanfirie rmd nurm . . 7 It MMlHlM l.lT .. WW... M-.W.-. ,' only laat are ocnctictai to the scalp and hair andalsrays Restores lbs Youthful Color to Grey or Fated Hair Parker's Hair Fakirn J finely perfumed and is warranted to prexent falling of the hair and to re- movcdaiidrulf and itching, lliscox & Co . N.Y. Ste. ad ft tixn, at Aa&m In drji aad otJH-t. PARKER'S GINGER TONIC A Superlative Health asd StrcsgH" Restorer. If you are a mechanic or fanner, worn out ka evertror!-. era mother run down by family or bouse hold duties try Pakkeu' Gingek Toxic. If you area Iauycrurnwter or business man ex hausted by mental strain oranxtoiM cares, do not take iatoxkaangstirniibn's.butuseParker'aGiascrTooi Ifvouhaie Consumption, Drspe-jiia, Kheuma. Ism, Kidney Complaints, oranydtsorcerofthelunj, stomach, bowels, blood or nerres,PASiERs Gixczx Toxic will cure you. ItistheGreatestCloodPuiifkx and the But and Sorest Cosglj Care Ever Uiti. If yo:i,nie wasting away frontage, dissipation or cny ciscasc or weakness snd retruire a stimulant take C gbk '1 IMC -t ence ; it will invigorate andbuild j ou up fro-n the first dose but will never intoxicate! It has saved hucdieds of lives: it may save yours. C l T10 ' IWa ill rttlititiit.rirlr GbjfrTonle It araijoml r I ib bevtrrrojiiJ i-nti In tliwtU,Mkibstfrtjy dcVrtiil fiftfsrai'eatctcftxalaD. StsJtcrdrcahrtO Uuccx A Co, ;". V. 50e.&$ltbn,atdi!mSa!rcp. CtlEAT SAVING BU7IXC DOLLAR SIZE. its nth and lasting fragrance has made this delightful perfume exceedingly popular. There ISBothinj-llVolt. Insist upon having Flores tok Cologxz and look for signature of . en trtrj lottle. Ary dnr" t cr dealtr la prrfs-Mry csa icTflv Tea. $1 al 'i out liin. Ir.CK SAVING l.t V1XG tie. SKE. W. E. DEMENT & GO. DRUGGISTS. ASTORIA, - - - OREGON - r- Carry litIStock, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, TOILET and . FANCY-ARTICLES. Prescriptions carefully Compounded,' err rHii'-?!-? js-s; m&r-fc Sslk is V .-? Publico ! Dress - Goods c u L; 1 Domestics, Fancy Goods, V Baabwpt 8torcs M. ISAACS, Consignee. - ASTORIA, OREGON s. - w s. 5l . KM 8 1 fe CD' S i J. H. D. GRAY, Wbolwala and retail dealer in GROCERIES, FLOUR, AND FEED, Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc LIME, SAND, AND CEMENT. General storage and Wharfage on reaaou able terms. Foot of Bex ton street. Astoria Oregon. Fipres New Lie ! AXD JEFF OF THE CHOP HOUSE Can prove by his books that he is doinjc the biggest business of any . EESTATTEANT In the city, and he will guarantee to gie the best meal for cash. -CLATSOP MILL COMPANY Saccessers of GEO.- WTHUMB SAW MILL. MANUFACTURERS 9 DEALERS LUMBER, SALMON BOXES, TRAYS, ETC. ' ' Office juubMill i. CORNER OP TVE8T 9TH A2H WATER STS C. H. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHAffDISIL THE The Leading Clothing House of Astoria, X&.G2 CTJ2VT J5JXTS, .; ' j J have just received a large consigoment,o LaceL.CuriiinaD Curtain Materials, in the newest designs, and'wouldinvite an inppQr tionifrom intending purchasers, confident that for rarity and LowBriotf NO SUCH VALUE HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED IN ASTMA. SiUss and Dress Goods, : u We are showing on our Centre Counters a collection, of the-toaosi elaborate and richest Goods ever shown in this City, As5 AT REMARKABLE LOW PRICES. '.;- All Silk Ehadames, All Silk Poulards, . -WoolrSurrahi, All Silk Ottomans, Satin SfteUs, Etc., Etc r- " CX.O.&ZS,.. ry "We are now showing the Largest and most Elegant' Line! Lad dies Cloaks and Wraps ever brought to this City. Black Dolmans, Trimmed with Lace, Fringend Gimp. Black Silk Dolmans, Lined and Trimmed with Guipure Lace and Gimp. T Fine Brocaded Satin Dolmans, r J '' Handsomely Trimmed'with ChenilleFringe". "" """V Walking Jackets, MantlesUIsters'and', Dusters. Shetland Shawls,' x ': 3 g Evening Shawls, All Sizes and Colors, f - . . CLOTHING AND GENTS FUROTSHIN&GOOlSDEPARTKlMT We are showing, without doubt, the largest, and most-, complete -, stock o Mens'? Youths', and Boys' Clothing ever brought to Astoria AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. . Largest Stock, Finest Goods and . Lowest Prices in Astoria, a H. COOPER, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS BUILDING, ASTORIA.' OCCIDENT STORE. Having received the most complete line of Gents Furnishm? Goods ewr oiteae4 la. Astoria, I stall offer to buyers the choicest Neckwear, Underwear, Dress Sfctrw.Yaafc, Shirt, "White Yeats, Linen fluster. Alpaca, Coats, etc., etc. At the Very Lowest Pricgrf- - The Largest Assortment of Straw Hats, All the leading styles in Soft, Stiff and Flexible Kats. Full stock of Clothing. including fine Prince Albert Coats in Black ani Mut The Tailoring department comprises the largest stock of imported Cloths. C.issiimres, Worsteds, Tweeds, etc. " d. a. Mcintosh, Th. Leading k j. TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HATTER and-GENTS FURNISHER. IT PAYS T0.TIUDB-WITHMK! WHO? FRANK ELBERSON, Seaside Batery & Confectionery, "WHY? Because my Goods are the Best, and Always Fresh. Cakes Candies etc., furnished for Weddinc parties, on short notice, and guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. Cake ornamenting a specialty. OppoMite . XV. Hume's LEATHERS BROS. BOAT BUItIERS, Up Stairs Over Arrnlt JL Ferchen's Shop. Call and examine the work we are doing and see the w ood w e ue using, before niak ing a trade elsewhere. FIRST-CLASS WORK A SPECIALTY. HAVE YOU SEEN aiaassaaaaizsssaiiiiiiiisiiiauiiiiiKiiHt OUR SPLENDID STOCK iiaixsanziiiMuaissxiiaaitiiaaazaaaaaaisisi OF j CARPETS, I UPHOLSTERY, j WALL PAPER, j AND Hfewest Stj-lcs In Furniture? ED. D. CURTIS & CO. (JI "W. I'allick's Old Stand.) Have sonic eleisuit designs in the above nipntlnnert poods which thev will be oleased to show the public Everything new and ta.stefu.I, I XL,, Dry fioods Drap IVAImas '- - Wool Shawls 1 li Drawback Entries, Bills of Lading, Manifests, Etc. Legal Blanks. Mortgages, Warranty Dmb. AT - ' -J The Astorian Office Any blank or form not In stocfc will b printed to order. Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Receipt Boek?f FLsh Talleys, Cards, Tags, and ceancrcul paper of all kinds printed to orients The Astorian Job Offle. YOKES. We have for sale. MONROE'S Celebrated YkesT Which are acknowledged by all Lozz-ats to be the BEST IN THE STATE. -WARRANTED NOT TO CHECK, dwlm WILSON & FJSHEB. Astoria. L. K. G. SMITH, l Importer and wholesale dealer iti Clznrs aad Tobaccos, Smelters' ArHctet, Playlas Card. Cattery, SM tleBrry. Ku Tho largest an-i Hm-st sfok 3f "MEER SCHAUM, and AMBER GOOlJS iu the city. . Particular attention paid to ordeaa froa I the country, ! Theo BRACKER, Maaacer. j ChenamiLS htreer, Astoria. Oregon. FIRST QUALITY LUMBER. THE WEfeTPORT -4 MHLC0MPAKY I SIN THE FIELD AND PKOP08B9 TO remain- v.- We will take orders for lumber inm 1M to 500 M., at the mill or delivered ., We also manufacture lath and .sMagtos et AI quality. Flooring a Specialty. Address all orders WESTPOBT MILL CO. S. C, Bsxrxs, Sf. Blanks BM
