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ASTORIA, OREGON:
TUESDAY ....AUGUST 14. 1SS3
A Hundred Years Hence.
Mi:. Fincke, an English clergy
man who traveled much in Amer
ica ten years ago, now ventures to
tell what he thinks to be the fu
ture of "Englishry," by which he
means the English speaking peo
ple on the globe a century, hence.
He calculates by that time there
will be. one thousand million of
them living under the same institu
tions and cherishing the same
ideas; social and political, in the
United States, Canada, Australia,
South Africa and Great Britain.
The S00,000,000 which he assigns
to the United States will overflow
into Canada, into Mexico, Guate
mala, Colombia, Bolivia and Peru,
afterward into the valley of the
Amazon, along the whole range of
the Andes, into the islands of the
Pacific, across which they will
join hands with thc-ir kindred in
New Zealand and Australia. The
English settlements in south
Africa, now essentially American,
will spread over southern Africa,
pushiug the natives to the equator.
The American farmer is to furnish
the type o'f this new society.
There will be no savages or serfs,
few drones or men of luxury; nil
to be able to read and write mid
use their acquirements. They
will have homes of their own, and
proper!' enough of the very best
and most educative kind that is
in land to yield to their intelli
gent industry sufficient moans of
support. They will hnvc no
social or political superiors, and
will manage- their own affairs.
There will be few or none looking
forward to a pauper's fate. The
lives of the majorit' will be spent
in the cultivation of their own
land on the same terms which the
American farmer now cultivates
his.
Morality will in this society have
a tremendous force, because there
will be only one morality for all,
and not as now a separate moral
ity for each class, it will bi sup
ported by the opinion of all.
Women will play a larger part in
the work of society than they
have ever done. No pursuits will
bo favored by endowments or boun
ties. The competition between
nations will be intellectual, not
military competition. Oratory,
painting, sculpture and architec
ture will grow under it as never
before. Money will be in greater
use and precious metals have a
higher value than ever. Iteligion
will have as strong a hold as ever
on the human heart. At the head
of this mighty community the
United States will stand morally
though not politically. The presi
dent of the United States will be
its foremost man, and "the pre
dominate power" will be the
press.
Kentucky has about 2,059 pau
pers, or one to S00 of the popula
tion, while in Indiana there was
3,905, or one to every 500 of the
population. hi Ohio there are
7,-iGo, or one to every 430. In
Pennsylvania there are 12,GiG, or
one to every 339 of the population.
In Massachusetts there are 5.423,
or one to evorv 32S inhabitants.
A feminine telegraphist of
Boston tells the Globe "Women
do not make so main' mistakes in
telegraphing as men do. We've
kept an account of that. Men
always try to know what the mes
sage means; women only try to
know what it says. They stick to
the text, and they're oftener on the
safe side."
"Whilst most parts of the civi
lized world are building railways
at a rate which severely taxes
their financial ability, there is, cu
riously enough, one section where
they are not wanted. "Above all,
no railways," is the declaration of
the Transvaal Boers in their ne
gotiations with the British gov
ernment. A phominent Spanish Repub
lican states that the situation in
Spain is very grave. He asserts
that several superior officers of the
army are in favor of a republic;
that an outbreak in the Repub
lican interest is imminent in the
principal towns and that the Carl
ists are preparing to act in the
north.
The impression prevails that
China is playing a waiting game,
fvhich is costing the French much
and the Chinese little.
In the abandoned-property di
vision of the treasury department
are stored $50,000,000 in Confeder
ate money. In view of the pur
chase of bonds for shipment to
England, an effort will be made in
the next congress to secure
authority to destroy the financial
relics in the hands of the government.
Bai:on do bonstxut Kabocque
and YV. F. Giegalaar, of a Dutch
land company which bought 2,000,
000 acres of land in New Mexico
thirteen years ago, when it was an
unbroken wilderness, have recently
arrived in the territory. There
are now eight towns on their prop
erty. In a recent trial before a Liv
ingston, D. T., justice, in which a
man was charged with swindling
another at cards, the court pla.ycl
a game with a gambler present,
and demonstrated that it was pos
sible for a man to have high, l w
and jack, and take game.
Tin: Panama C&u&l com winy
has agreed to pay the government
of Colombia SS0,000 a year for tin
maintenance of 300 men to hi
stationed along the line of the
canal to preserve order, and wiil
increase the sum if more men we
found to be necessary.
The granite shaft that for more
than half a century marked the
grave of Thomas Jefferson has
been givon to. President S. S.
Laws, of the Missouri Stat Uni
versity, who will place it in the
campus of that institution at Co
lumbia. The Chicago HailKfry Aj( re
ports the number of railroads sold
under foreclosure of mortjraire
during the six years 1S7G to 3 SSI,
inclusive, as '257. The aggregate
mileage was 22,924 milos, and the
total capital was $l,3G3,5oG,00O.
It is stated that Samuei J. Til
den has given $50,000 towards the
Democratic campaign fund for the
Ohio election. This is the gentle
man who, through the columns of
the New York AViw, declines to be
a candidate for the prcsidcncj
Tin: changes of level of the
Caspian puzzles geographers. It
has risen and fallen at irregular
intervals since 1S70, but was ten
feet lower in 1S30 than in 1S70.
In 1SS2 it was ten and one-half
inches higher than in 1S30.
Tin: Sultan of Morocco has had
large treasure vaults built 100
feet underground, approached by
a subterranean labyrinth guarded
by soldiers who, when they enter
the service here never see the
light of day again.
The plant of the "Western Union
Telegraph company may not be
worth more than one-fourth of the
company's nominal capital (say
$20,000,000), but the business pays
a profit of seven per cent on iSO,
000,000. A Texan paper advocates lad
ing the next Democratic national
convention at Galveston, pleading
tliat for nearly a quarter of a cen
turj' no part- has held a national
convention in a southern citj
Thkke is an eating liousc at
Xew York where coffes is sold at
a cent a cut, and meat and stews
at three and four cents a plate.
There arc also two saloons where
beer is sold at a cent a glass.
Of all who composed the United
States senate which assembled in
July, 1SG1, only Mr. Anthony and
Mr. Sherman can be said to be
still in active politics. The rest
are dead or retirod.
Tins 3000 license system re
duced the number of snloons in
Des Moines, in three months,
from 101 to Glj and in the satnoj
period put 15,250 in the eit
treasury.
Pouti.axd is .oin to celebrate
the completion of the N. P. 1?.
So is Seattle. Astoria's celebra
tion will come in due season.
TiiKjiiry at Liverpool found;
the dynamite conspirators guilt- j
and each was sentenced to penal i
servitude for life.
Tiik Northern Pacific railroad
has 310,937f square miles of land.
BORS.
On Tuusdav, August 7, 1SS3, to the
1fe of W.B. Jioss,a son a ten-ivoundor.
3ZARK1KZ.
In Astoria on Sunday, August 15, 18S3,
by Kev. M. D.Wilson, George P.Wheeler
and JennieX'. llanna, both ot this city.
NEW TO-DAY-.
WILL EXHIBIT AT
13? G 2EL IE
Wednesday. August 15th,
ON VAN JrsEN"N LOT,
MI GASTELL
KEYtf COLOSSAL
" 1 IT
1 It u
Great Inter national Allied
Attractions.
Tiif Greatest
CIRCUS EXHIBITION ! !
Ever Perfected or Conceived.
The Tfi of tUe IuUtor of ?aroe. over-lmtl
miugal! (iuKMil:!i : Cli.-iUiiiiK all
Uii .U iv in K4U".!n:"!sMn and Cmii-
DAN CASTELU) wilt for.'.-;: 2MM to any
Circus Manager in America that can tin
pHcste the same arts as ;srfrmet In
the
Great Nickle-Plaie Circus !
See Hi wrfrniiug IIors Ks by
SENATOR,
Thtfonly Circassiau Tiirl: Ilrse under llw
-ftitnpy of Heateti.and ! h;UMi.-Htt
that travels Cod's i-Mfi; earth.
$10,000 in Sold for his Equal.
The most MarvHluiLs I'-rf.i.-inrr on lhe tare
of the AkIm iieaufil by the iKerie,
preeminent plienuriu-nal and onlv
BAN OASTELLO ! !
The lCng of Transatlantic Arenas, winning
Ittawlit f-iiiii all nations : his eUal not
Known to Imitate him In i;tst adventure ;
the sufterirtr, the great.!. Hie worlil ac
knowledged only living Clown will surely
atlear. Each p .-rforntanee itfuvidmg three
bonis of hearty ik! lid Fun.
LAMONDUE,
The Creat Ascension will make an il
shle asviit to the top of the centre oole
of tangle telegraph wire, I.To feet in
length, ai t r. m.
Two Performances Daily.
aitxrn'oon, at2 o'dk. kvk'x;, at s o'els.
rJU34AK IMtlCKr.
City Taxes.
TVTOTICE IS IIKEKKY CIVKN' THAT Till!
Li oity assessment roll for IS Is uor in
my handK for colhctioii. and alt perswus tliat
are hMtelticiI fr the same mav ave Urc ior
cent, by paying sahl taxes iK-ftm SciteMler
1 1, liws. J. C. IIl'STl.KK.
City Trea-Mirec
Stockholdsrs rViecling.
rgir.H anxlui- iKirriNt: of tiik
SL .stoekhohlers of tin- While Sar 1'aekiin;
CoMtp:.ny will be hehl at- the ofiW of the
cotaHy hi I'pper Astoria, on Thursday,
AMKUSt 2W. at 10 o'clock a. m.. for tlte ir
mse of eleethv; a Hoard of Direetors for the
ensuing year, and the trauswiion of such
othT Inuiness as may come before it.
Hv order 4 N. J. JOII AXSKX.
M. J. VKARA. I'reshieHt.
Secretari-. ut
r.STAKI.ISHEI) ix
AESIES & DALLAM,
Ji ;inufa Inrers anil In:oriers of
Wooden and Willov Ware
Twine , Brooms ; Brushes, Baskets,
I'wlls.TMbs. CZmrHf, WjhbearJs. Uopc
'riJase. Wraiinlus Iaiei. l'apcr
thiss, UiiKillne i'apers, Jlalclics,
IlnHriies.Ciethes Vrinscr?. Car
pet Mi erp: rs, S'eather fl int
er., Statl:iery, le-
230 raid 232, Trout Street,
SAX FKANVISCO. CAU
LADIES' DRY COOD3 FOR
than
-ache biLcbU. :
Must be Sold in Next 10 days
Sfr "tjosife HJorI Cisitilj
Fciry on main St.
JS'all and gi t 11 A VA AI XS.
MX 5. K. A. HAU..
FOR TILLAMOOK.
. The new steamer
r.AKAK. .... Xaler.
ITiORSAILlXC DATES AXI) I'AUTIOtr
. larsMpply t .1. (J. HCSTLKK, Main
Mreet Wharf, Astoria : AM.KX .t LEWIS,
I'ortlaiul ; J. I STOK Y Tlilainook.
TORPID BOWELS.
DISORDERED LIVER.
and MALARIA.
i rom these sources arise Xlirce-fonrihE
oftho diseases of the human race. These
symptoms indicate their enstence:
Tiosa of Appetite, Ko-.vcls costive,
Kick Headache, fallncsx after cnt
la,avcrsIon to exertion of body or
nilml. Eructation of footljlrrl labil
ity of temper, Low spirits, A feeling
ofhavInfriieKlccted nome dat3r.1Iz
zlncssjPlntterlnqatthcirciirt.Dots btfore the eyes, Wplily colored
rrinc,COXSTlIATIOA,anddcman(l
the use of a remedy that acts dlrcctlvon
the Liver. As nLivcr meiHcineTDTT'S
PZLTS have no cquaL Tlieiractionoa
tlic KIdnc3"s and Skin is also prompt:
removing all impurities through those
three scavengers of the system,"
pKKlucins appetite, sound digestion,
regular stools, a clear skin and a vig
orous body. TCTT'.S PJI.tS cause no
nausea or griping nor interfcro YriUa
daily work and are a perfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
bolilyverrwherc23X OUtee j 4 AlnrrayS t.X Y.
GbatHatr orWihskees chanirod in
stantly to a GLossr JJlacic by a singlo
application of this Dye. Sold by Drug
jjlsts,or sent by express on receipt of SL
Office, 44 ilurrav Street, New York. -
i
Jerdan
Have a Full Line of
I M rfXi. iai A .tfb. ISO . M w f I TT"k B f"i C iritl zCRv I
Corner Gtaaii
Lli
wctioi sale;
. OF
Balance of Stock
OX IIAXD AT
BIFF 91EIL1.
commexcixc;
MOPAY, JEY 23, 2 P.M.
I have received positive instruc
tions from the
BONA PIDE OWNERS
OP THIS
LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
OK
EVERY DESCRIPTION
i
To clorfe the same nut at Auction, j
WITHOUT EESEUY
ale commencing on above day.
Sale
Atiei tmsrer.
BANKING AHDIHSUBABGL
BROKER, BANKER
AND
INSURANCE AGENT.
ASTOIliA, - - - OREGON
OFFICE IlOUIiS:
FHOJi L O'CLOCK A. M. UNTIL li
O'CLOCK P. if.
Hon
SMii IiisnraiiGB Co,
OF CALIFORNIA.
J. P. P.oiw.irrox ..PresMent
Cmas. K. Stoky.......... Seeretary
(ixo. 1. Stouy .. Agent fur 0"i?o
0Uxl )tafti i in U, S. gotrti
cmb .. . $ X) (W0 d
I. IV. CASK. Agent,
Cucn&mus street. Astoria. Oregon.
$67,000,000 CAPITAL.
L1VEUPOOL AND LOnoN AND
GLOBE,
NORTH DKITISII AND ilKK CAN
TILE OF LONDON AND
EDINBURGH.
OLD CONNECTICUT OF HART
FORD, AND
COMMERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Kp7eMnUiit: a ce'ilal of S(17.UO'J.OOO.
A. VAN DUSKN. Aent.
FOR LOflDON DIRECT!
Tlio steinlid 100 A.M Iron R:iriue
"Glenbsrvie" 800 Eegister
Will take SALMON in lots to suit ship
pers, OU KKASON'AIU.K TKKMS, for the
x1k)v named Port, and having large vk
gugeinenU will be quickly disiMiehud.
Por rntes orFreiJit anl Insurunru
ArHy to S1ISOX, CHl'KCIl & CO..
I'onlatul. Or.
Ort.P. LC1IEKKY,
Astoria, Or.
FOR GRAY'S HARBOR.
Tin:
Str. &EN
Will leave (Iray's I)(M'k for
GRAY'S HASBOR,
ox
Tuesday. August 14th. 6:30 P. M.
rorl'reislitor l'asac. aiily to captain
on Iwml.or to
J.II.D. (1UAY.
Agent.
Odd Fellows Land and Building
Association.
mi!E DEDICATION OK TIIK ODD KKL
JL lows Temnle will, take Place at 8 v. su,
Tursday, Atisut 1I.1SS3.
An Excursion and 1'icnlc to Cape Disap
lwlntinent will be had bv members of the
order, starting from Uray's dock, at 11 a.
ai. All members of the order in good stand
ing are Invited to iartlcipate in the excur
sion and dedication services. Each niem
ler will please provide lunrh for himself
and family. All who wish cjn go down at
seven a. jl. and the committee would Mis
treat that as ninny go at tliat hour as possi
ble, to look out a place for the picnic.
I. V. CASK,
G. HEED.
. A.J. MEG LEU.
Committee of Arrangements,
Notice.
rftsponsihlc for any debts contracted by any
if IIia nrmv ivlittcf nt-1 lilt iu..f J
V. 1 CIIEUltY,
T-l vk Agent for It. C. JANION & CO.
l8
aM towe a.
W.S. DEMENT & GO,
ASTOiHA. - - OKKCON
(.'arn- it: M.t k.
DRUGS, GHEMIGALS, TOILET
and
ARTICLES.
FANCY
Preerijilions carefully ContjHHtiMied,
L W. (
IMfOKTKU Alii) WIlOu : A I. K A X D K K
TAIL USALKS IN
CtEHEML sibchanbks
'.r..i-r CJinanm Cast trei :-.
ASTORIA - - - OKKGOJS'
riiiiiuD mWi Liu :
JEF
17
or
THE CHOP
HOUSE
Can jKove hy his iMoks that he i loing the
iHjs;t-i iHrnmw tn any
HESTAHTEANT
In lhe city, ami he will gtutntntee to :;ivt-'
t tie bent meal for rash.
Drugs and Chemicals
I j 4 J ? HQMAS
I A DRTTG1ST
J A I)
9
Pharmacist.
H AST0R1A.O
l'rescriitions carefully coinivnunded j
Day or JCIkIU. 5
Astoria Oil Works.
J.II.IikKOUCK. lroirictor, 1. 0. 15ot Tl,
Astoria. Oregon.
Manufacturer ami JScalcr m
FISH OIL and SKID GREASE.
Loggers will find my Skid Grea.e t
ooi una cheap.
iiMoim
Cor. of Chcuamus and Bontou Streets,
ASTORIA. - - - OREGON,
Have the best facilities for furnishing
CHINA LABORERS
Of nil kind?, of anv firm in the cit v
j''4-lui
Boot and Shoe Storej
FINEST AM) LAKGEST STOCK OF
Hoots ASP S2ioes
Ever brought to Astoria, is opened to the
Public In Urown's New liuilding.
-exi to uuy uook More
Come and see Latest Styles.
3. J. ARVOLD.
GAEL ABLER
C'IIEXAMOSSt. - - ASTOUfA. OK.
Keejis JS
constantly j
on hand gg
A 1TM. LINE OF
FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS,
and JEWELRY,
AVliich he offers to the public at lhe lowest
figures. Every article guaranteed to he as
represented.
Kepairing done by V. F. Armbruster,
Pnieli4Ki Watchmaker ami Jeweler.
Fine IVatcIi Itcpnirlnr a Spccinlty.
aiTAH work guaranteed.
FOR SALE.
500.000 First-class Red Brick.
KILN SITUATED ON ltlYEK HANK.
Can load on llarges or Steamboats
from the kilns. Address
F. II. KEED.
3t-tu t I'ortlaiul. Oregon.
For Sale.
FIYE HUNDRED CORDS DRY HEM
lock Wood, which I will deliver at the
houses of customers forl a cord.
Draylng or all kinds done at reasonable
rates. it. R. MARION.
C3
'Ah
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!
I
L.
Fresii Emits
FANCY GROCERIES.
CITY BOOK STORE.
We have today finished opening and putting in order the
Bought in San Francisco by B. F. STEVENS.
C. 1 MOFFIT will be found behind the counter. His long established repu
tation as a good and reliable salesman is all that need be satd.
You Will FJnd Prices Lower than the Lowest.
8. F. STEVENS & CO.
TEU Kpply to the Captain, or to
tSri,'ESSOU TO .TACKINS & MONTGOJIERY.)
PLUMBiNG, GAS FITTING, AND CANNERY WORK
Attended to Promptly on Reasonable Terms.
CJI123iA3IUS STirfiirr, Xext to C. X. Parker's Store.
THE NEW MODEL
A FTJLX STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND.
JEL. TTAWES,
Two loors cast of Occident Hotel,
CHAS. HE1LBORN,
MANUFACTURER OF
FURNITURE BEDDING
AND DEALER IN
Carpets, Gil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings
WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES
Complete In every branch.
sr. oi.u:x.
J. OUSTAFSON".
MARTIN OLSEN &, OO.
DEALERS IN j
FURNITURE Ss BEDDING.
Jor:ier Ia:u antl Sauemoqua Streets. Astoria, Oreson.
WINDOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS; WALL PAPER ETC
A Complete Stock".
PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD.
AI,I, KIXIIS OF rUKKITUBE KEPAIBED AND VARNISHED.
CHAS.H.fttLIAISON&CO.
REAL ESTATE
AND
General Commission Brokers.
Oniccon (Jenevieve street, in the rear of
K. I. Hawes building.
A (Jeneral Agency business transacted.
READY FOR BUSINESS.
Saddle and Harness Shop.
A. J. CLOUTRIE.
All manner of Keuairin?. etc., attended to.
Shop In rage's new building on Cass street.
OYSTER AND COFFEE HOUSE.
Frank Fabre
lias re-opeacd in the Odd Fellows Build
ing : lintrance on Lass sireei.
Ice Cream. Ice. Etc.
PARKER.
$ Vegetables
STEAItIEK
CLARA PARKER
Ebsn P. Parker, Master.
For TOWING, FREIGHT or CHAR
II. It. FABSEK.
DKAI.KR IN
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
A General Assortment ot
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Agents for
Magee Stoves and Kanges
The Rest in the market,
numbing goods of all kinds on hand. Job
work done In a workmanlike manner.
RANGE CAN BE HAD IN AS
TORIA ONLY OF
E, B. SAWB9,
AGENT
CALL AND EXAMINE IT, YOU
WILL BE PLEASED.
E. R. nAWES is also agent for the
M patent Mm Stove
And other flrst-clas3 stores.
Furnace "Work, Steam Tit
AnZs, otc., a specialty.
ASTORIA, OREGON.
A. JOHNSON.
Leinenweber & Co.,
C. I.KIXENWKBEK. H. BKOWN
ESTABLISHED 1865.
ASTORIA. OREGON,
TAMERS AMI) CUBSBIES,
Manufacturers and Importers ol
LL KINDS OF
tmf; attter
AND FINDINGS
IWholesale Dealers In
OIL AND TALLOW.
aarlllghest cash price paid for Hides and
Tallow.
Brewery Beer Saloon.
The Best Beer 5 cts a Glass.
Hot Lunch every Day from 10 to 12 A. M
The besx of Liquors and Clears on hand.
A deservedly popular place of social rasoxt.
GEQ.BTMEB.