'risrr
ASTORIA, OREGON:
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 1, lf3
EqTL.P. FISHER, ttwms'je xnd 21,
Merchant' KxcluHge Building. U wur
only authoiizfrt a-nt in .San Frabrtaro,
and any ((nlrac -.Miiadc bv Itiin will be
recognized, inn Daily and V kkkj.y
Astokia;; are kejtf on file t his sjwaiey
Bcccher on Woman's Rigkts.
Ix his Thursday night lecture at
Portland Henrj' "Ward Beochcr
delivered the same lecture tlmt he
did at Astoria, the evening before.
The fact that the lecture was de
livered under the auspices of the
Oregon Woman's Suffrage Associ
ation caused him to throw out a
few ideas relative to that move
ment. He said:
I lay down the simple ground
that anything that is fit to be done
at all a woman may do it, if she
has the capacity and the advant
ages. In a vast majority of in
stances women will dwell in the
household, and that will be their
sphere. That is to say women arc
just like men. Onlv now and
then a man who is capable of
achieving something will go into
a larger sphere and achieve it.
And so does she. She has a per
fect riffht to do it, and to do any
thing that she can do well.
As to this question of woman's
njrnts, all admit ttiat sue mv
speak in the tempies. That lias
been settled.
"When anybody wants to hear
anj'body, then that body is called
to fro and sneak. And it has
passed through those stages that
woman is no more a curiosity, li
she is thought to have personal
ability, people go to hear her. I
have never heard any man in my
life that could make such an elo
quent address as 1 have heard
made by women. Her riarht to
speak is not doubted any longer;
but has she the rijrht to vote?
She has, undoubtedly, the right to
vote; and it is her duty to vote as
soon as that right is acknowl
edged. We want precisely" that
element. o want her at the
polls. It is not a good thing for
man to be alone in politics, any
more than it is in domestic life.
The correction that we want in
politics is chiefly that correction
we should obtain when woman be
comes a voter.
It is insisted lli it she does not
wish to vote. 1 have been preach
ing to sinners on their duty to re
pent for many year., and I have
never taken that to be a sufficient
argument that they did not want
to repent. She ought to vote, and
she will want to vote by and by,
when experience has broken down
prejudice and shown her that it is
her duty. I should like lo know
who it is, with pain and mtuw,
bring children into life. Who is
it when they are helpless infants
doing nothing and requiting nosh
ing; who is it that gives h::r Urcie,
by day and by night, that give-; ol
her body to fed and h?r mind to
thought and care of the children,
and when the children g-w up
and go out into life, whose coun
sel it is that wraps her very sub
stance in their lil but n mother:
and when 'lliey go wrong-, who
calls them back and gives them
hope and joy but a mother; and
when they are sick who night and
day gives all her limp and all h al
though t to their are but the
mother; and when they die the fa
ther grieves too, but the thunder
of the world and its business soon
sweeps out of remembrance the
pain and the sorrow, but the
mother hears the funeral knell lo
the end of her life. Now I say
that when a woman lias given to
the world her children and has
reared them through every stage
of life, and has gone with them to
the shade of death, I say if there
be any creature on earth who has
a right to declare what shall be
the surroundings of her children
it is the mother of the children.
If there be any creature on God's
earth that has a right to declare
how mairy grog shops shall be li
censed in a community, and how
many gambling dens there shall
be, whether the school shall be
open for three months or twelve
months, whether education should
prevail where her children arc,
the mother, who has brought them
into life, who has enfolded them
in her very being, I say is the one
that should vote on questions that
touch her children to the very
heart, and not to allow her to vote
is a shame and an outrage before
God and ought to be before men.
In the recent Utah election,
say the Boston Herald, when 15,
000 votes were cast, the male
Mormons were so sure of the re
sult that they contemptuously re
frained from voting in large num
bers, leaving the work of nullify
ing the Edmunds law to the
women. In 1S80 10,000 women
voted almost solid for the church
ticket, and in the election just held
they would have carried out the
edict of the church alone, even
though every anti-Mormon in the
territory had voted. "Women
suffrage, an unprized privilege in
the states where it is accorded, is
the strongest bulwark of the degra
dation of women in Utah.
--IiiTcstiirntions."
The last shriek of tire New
York Sun is, "Investigate." It is
addressed to the Democratic ma
jority in the House of RproK--
tat ires, which conrenes in De-
j ceniber. It has been uVen-' I
fote by the iauie jcriM!
! fltiMir at. imnnMjvi',
met with no res-jcum v.
tioniiux, and there is t
somewhat maniacal oram in
gyrations to come round to it er-1
w.i uc,, !
meets. It is altogether rohabie
that the advice will be taken. The
Democratic nesii-e to discover
enough corruption on the pert of
the Kepublicsuia to supply them
with the cainjjaign material lliey
arc so woefully deficient in is
father to tlc thought that the in
vestigation will pay. History re
peats itself. The same thing, says
the Globe-Democrat, was uied
eight years ago when the Pf.-io-crate
secured a majority in ih
House, but it seems tLtt the la
mentable failure of the loner list of
smelling com mi tees to find any
thing foul -which did not have a
Democrat sticking to it some
where 1ms been forgotten.
Investivation is the mine that
will be worked, and the country
has reason to be gld of it. Any
thing that serves to instruct the
public as to what its servant'; are
doing is valunble knowledge of
this kind disseminated among the
people, is an element of strength
in a republic. And in this in
stance Democratic charges have
lcen so particularly reckless and
vicious that the Republicans will
gain through the opportunity of
having the whole truth made
known. It is true that the ma
jority report of the committee will
be made by tlie Democrats, but,
fortunately, nowadaj's tlie minpritj
reports are wciglicd just as care
fully as the majority reports are,
and the real facts prevail. The
efforts of the majority to color
tilings, indeed, react on it. Some
of the subjects which are to be
examined this winter are mention
ed by the Suu. First and fore
most are the charges made by the
frantic newspaper mentioned on
the basis of Dorsey's assertion.
These vindictive lies have been
treated as though they were a
perfect honauxa. Notwithstanding
their flavor of star-route rascality
and their pervading and generally
offensire odor, they are fnrned
over the journalistic tongue as
rich and sweet morfcels that can
not e relished too uiueh. It h
a. peculiar siecies of beast or bird
tliat enjoys and lire on this kind
of carrion, bat it is to be Ac-rred
forth for a. feast .text winter, nev
ertheless, if the advice of the V.v
is taken.
Pitor. Lk Coxte, of the Uiii.
vcrsity of (Jalifomia, was a pupil of
Aga&six, and is justly regarded as
one of the. ablest scientists acrn&s
the line. Le Conte nrgea Chris
tians no longer to com hat but t r
accept the theory of evolution.
He believes tliat the universe was
created by the Almighty through
the process of evolution. He says
that culture and reason point be
yond any cavil to the existence of
a First Cause. Science may some
time obscure, but cannot deetro'
this idea. Evolution, which was
supposed by many to have des
troyed it forever, lias onb tempo
rarily obscured it, in the minds of
the unreflecting by the supposed
identity of evolution with mater
ialism; but from this temporary
eclipse it will emerge with even
greater splendor.
1)hl.vwai:e has stood by the
whipping-post long enough after
it had gone out of fashion to see
its gradual revival in other place.
Maryland has adopted it for the
special benefit of wife-beaters, and
Canada also uses the lash as part
punishment for certain brutal
crimes.
The Atlanta Constitution calls
on Jefferson Davis to "bury the
resentments of the war," but
recognizes him as "ex-President
Davis."
Not one of the acknowledged
"great men" of this country has a
son of more than ordinary ability.
2TEW TO-DAY
REMOVAL.
The Astoria Passenger Line
WILL AFTER. THIS DATE HAVE ITS
JiCAdaunncrs at its SLkIiIrk next in 1!.
I. Frauklln's. two doors bluvr Trra Asto
niAjr office. Tirst-dnss Li vcrv service. Carts
wita aorse furnished, for one dollar ir
kinases on application
The Astoria Passenger Line JTaclrs will
leave for Uuper Astoria from tlie stable.
Horses taken to board.
MRS. T. OtBKIEN.
NEW TO-DAY.
OCCIDENTAL HALL.
QUFAT HCCCE38 OF
tngfisfc Star Novelty Company.
tricbrr SiU a4 i.v
j ! atsst European Wonders
- ; iXT'iOuuctu jtxen evesisc
.-.isAoa tlx act ?.
"wy ton.
Spial Auction Sale
This Day. at 10 A. M. and I P. W.
uaifevre or jr. p JubwiM-hV
Stock ut (irorerU-s. Crocker. Lamps
Hardware and (ienUenwti Cloth
ing and Woulen I'udvrwear.
Aim, one (lout Family Sewing Ma
chine, in perfect ruuni!.: rdcr.
Sale ramawnots at U-n o'clock this
ornin at the aucliou rms of
II C. III,?E7s.
Aurt;un'r.
aennERM pacific express
Are Now Ready For Business.
frCOfSrt with Borolh & John.
E. A. NOYKS.
A;t.
Wood Choppers Wanted.
MRS TO CIT FOT It HUNDRED OOKIVS
of vuh' ins!l Kood and lo slash la
Mm on lite Willitskt. Fur partieolats en
tnln ofJ.lt. D. Gray.
t-Swk-dw T.JL XeO I LI
TO THETEABS !
Sisssrs. Wffl. l. Hospsr S Sons
liateclv-n us the KXCLVMYKSALK for
lVtriftc C'oa -I of Iheir t'elebnad
WOOBBSESY
TWINES 1 HOPE,
mum 3EIHE TWINES,
WRAPPING TWINES,
SAIL TWIHES, ETC.
In adtUtSou to :.h e, vc ha c tux luuiU a
Cwilr' Asyrtinotii of
Keadie Br&nd Seine Twines.
PaiiKsito Seine and Wrapping
Twines.
HEM&Y BOYLE & GO.
517 and 519 Market Street.
SAN FRA?iCiSC0.
S3
1 g
TORPID BOWELS,
DISORDERED
r and MALARIA.
ortiiouix -ri tao huj:.rmracc. These
Kyiiiptoiiis i.i-ji.-ato llicir oxiattnec:
Jjos ofArpctite. Boircls costive,
Htck Ile'!nrlip, fullness after cni
trverIou to exertion of boilvor
shim , i:ructatic m of food , Irrl tuiii I
ty at lcmisr. tiow spirits. A feel ing
berore the cyvn, liichly colored.
TJrt.CO.5TiPAT20iV,and demaiwl
J be use of a mtuy that aclsdirt-cttvon
tbo Liv;r. As n Liver ied SeineTOTT'S
Jftr.Rliavejociuiil. Tlic-ir action on
the Kidneys and Skin is nlo prompt;
removisij; all iaipiirilies thxxmeh titcso
uirco fc-vetrr8 of tlie Byatem,"
ptotJnciiJT appetite, sound digestion,
rcsnLir stools, a clear slan and a T$it
oroaslKKlv. TrTTSIlL.r.S cause o
nacsta c r frrii .inff nor intf-rfero TTiUi
daily vork and are a perfect
AWTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
hokicrc-iyyiitit HfM.-y? HAlurmTSt.X Y.
mm.
GRATHAIE OETTlIISKi nS olinnflNl in.
atantl to a (iunsr Ulacti ly a single,
application of this Dti:. ikld by Drue;.
a,oront hy express on receipt of SI.
Office. 4 1 Murray Street, Xcv York.
gariKMgj& c? VsSsSh le:zizzz rasa.
L. K. G. SMITH,
Impnrter a;id trbolcsale dealer in
Cisear Hd Toarr, Smnrrs' Artlrlcs,
toJins farrifi, t.littery, Sta-
tianery. Ktr.
The InrRcsJ and nnest stock of UEEU
SOHAt:il an4 AMl'.KK COODS intbecitv.
rartieuiar .it!-otiia )aid t onU-rs fnmt
the eonntrr.
Th no. r.RAfKKlt. Manager.
Cheanmas Strict, AMorw. Oregon.
Farm Ffcr Saie.
THE "BUCKEYE FARM"
VX KLIXI) SIjOfOH. TJIKKK MILES
V nlwre Ki5jna, consist inj; of 1W seres
8 acres under cultivation and feoee. UitiUer
'or 0jl feet of lops and an immense ooan
Jity of cord wood, which is easily rtcoeJbk
fs for sale. There is good range for 1 or 12
head of eov.s.
'iaet V.'ateir Jn lite XVorld,
en the Place,
Fur tnus etc. applv to J. (;. UOSS. Ilon
cer Kestaunuit, Astoria, or to I), (i. MOSS,
the pteL4eii. dw-lm-au 4
Administrator's Hotice.
TVIOTICK IS If KKBKY GIVEN THAT THE
J-i undersiKtied has beeH apivolnJed hy the
county court of the couiitv of Cbttson,
hi the KUte of Oregon, adiuintetrator
of the estate of Hiuca a. l'arker, de
ceased ; aft iiersows having claims asainst
said estate are Iverclty leqiu-snMl to pnent
the sirce t the nndersigited at his office on
Cbettanr:s St.. ear corner or Itenton St.. in
the eiljr of Antortat. in said count v, within
six months front thU dte.
W. W. I'AKKER,
AdanNtstrator of , the Ifetxte of
Hacen A. l'arker, aeeeawd.
AsUMia, Aug. at, ins, d&wst
To LeasD
IJ-ORA TERM OF YliAItS, 2 UOTS ON
. tfce N. B. epnier of block -52. 3laia and
Jellema street.
ileCiures Astoria. Apiriy
to
Noiice of Assigneo.
"JkT0T1CH IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
-Li iiHdrrxtcned lias leen apiwinled as
signee of the estate of H, F, l'rael and 11, V.
rraei. iartoers doinc business under the
Arm name of l'rael Brothers, and all oersoHS
j
cdy of Astoria, OrrKOti, mthin tliree moat he
from tMs date,
I, W, CASE,
Astoria, July 9i, 1SS5, . et-w
Have a Full
try r.i.f: tv;
Corner taiii
867,000,000 CAPITAL.
LIVKRl'OOL AND U'vnON
GLODE,
NORTH BIHTISII AKD 3IKKCAN
TILE OF LONDON AND
KDIKUUliGU.
OL1J CONNECTICUT. OP UAltT-
FOKD, AND j
CO.MMEHCIAL OF CALIFORNIA ;
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES :
KflprMontin? a csj.ital of Wr.OOO.OttO. ;
A. VAN DDSEX. Awui. :
BAKXIHQ AHDIHSURAHGt
i vr. cask,
BROKER.. BANKER
Axn
IN8URA8GE AOEHT.
ASTORIA,
iiKSGON
OFFICE HOURS:
FROSL i) O'CLOCK A. M. UNTIL 3
O'CLOCK P. il.
liiiraiicf
Co.,
OF CAHFORriJA,
J. F. llOOOltTON
CtiAS. II. Srouy.....
Gso. lu Stoi:v...
......I'resMleat
Sfcriry
.Aiceitt fer O ton
Capital iW iu iu U. S. goWf
coin m OW i
X. W. CASE, Aztnl,
Cbenamm street. Astoria. Orepmt.
MAGNU8 G. 0R0SBY,
l)i-alcr in
HAfiBWABl, IROli STEEL,
iron Pipe and Fitiings.
PLUMBERS A2?D STEAM FITTER6
Goods and Tools,
SHEET LEAO STRIP LEAD
SHEET IRON UN AND COPPER,
Caanery asft FLslieraeRS Siipplies
Stoves, Tin Vsro snil Jiouss
furnishing Soods.
JOBBING IN SHEET MOX. CCP
PER PLUMBING and STEAM FITTINP
D-j with i.ociiiess and disputoi:.
?.-. mt fimt eiats workim-n vzt$'jv4.
A w a;.sertnient ofj
BO ALE?
OooHtruitJy or tud
Drugs and Chemicals
mo. mm,
DIUTGG1ST
'Pharmacist,
MASTORIA.CV
Prescriptions carefully compoiindf-il
Day or Night.
ESTABLISHED IN 1849.
SUTTON & C0S DISPATCH LINE
3?or "New York.
80 DAYS to NEW YOKE
The New, and Elegant. A1 First
Class Steamer.
GEORGE S. HOMER,
CltpWELL, - Master.
Will lie ready at Astoria, In a few days for
cargo, and liavlns the most of lier capacity
engaged will have the usual prompt dispatch
of this line.
llHriy application should be made for the
Iwuttiice of duengaged room or passage to
V SUTTON.
Care of Allen & Lewis rortland, Oregon. '
Consignees iu .New York.
MESSItS. SUTTON & CO.
HE LATEST STYLES
IN
WALL PAPER
AT
B. 3. FRANKLIH'S,
NEXT DOOR TO ASTOKIAN OFFICE.
A very Iarj-e Stock from which to select.
window curtains made to order.
"My patent Trimmer to cut Wall Taper
will be lound convenient to my patrons.
For Sale.
FIVE irUNDIIED CORDS DRY IIEM
lock Wood, which I trill deliver at the
houses of customers for $4 a conl.
Draying or all kinds dono at reasonable
rates. K. li. MARION.
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City Taxes.
"VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TITE
J.1 city assessment roll for 1 Ls now In
my hands for collection, and all persons that
are indebted for the same may save fivo per
cent, by paying said taxes before September
II, 1SS3. J. G. nUSTLER,
City Treasurer.
Line of
il
and. teiieie SteJ
Wilson & Fisher,
SHI? CRAKDLERS.
UKAI.KKS in
Iron, Slesl. Coal, Anchors, Chains.
TAR, PiTCH,
NAILS AND SPIKES.
Shelf Hardware, Paints and Oils
STEAM PACKING,
PRGV35iOK5,
Agents for Salem Flouring Mills,
and Capital Flour.
FAIRBANKS STANDARD
SCALES.
All size'?, at IVrthiiiil Ir5cts, in Stock.
Corner C!u,!iar.r;s mid Ilamil: )i ilret
ASTOKIA. OREGON.
Boot and Slice Storej
3br PA
FINEST AND LA11GEST STOCK OF
Boots AND S32.cess
liver hroucht to Astorin. is opened to the
1'nWIe In. Hrown's New l'.uihliiu;.
Next to City JJoofc Store
Come and see Latest Styles.
2. J. ARVOLD.
ASK FOR
Union India Subtler Go's
Pure Tam Cum
OK A OK PROOF
JOBBER BOOTS.
UKWAKE OK IMITATIONS!
Be sure the Boot's are stamped CI1ACX
PfWOFtm the heel, ami liave the PUJiE
GIT21 SPRTXGS on tue foot and instep,
whieli jirevcnt their eraekiiitc or breaking.
We are now making them with JilTlUiKU
AXD ASKESTlki S-les which will make
tnemtast more than twhe as lor.jt jrv
Ktlv-r bxts ma l
FOKSAM4 RV ALL DKALKiiS.
am. kixis i:i;r.itKK r.ELTiN(;. iACK-
IN'O, HOSK.Sl'R!X(5S.CU)TJIINti,
BOOTS AXI) SHOES. Kte.
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO.
It. . PKASE. .Tr. I AKifils.
S. V. KUNVON. s.tn Eranciro.
W. E, DEMENT & GO,
ASTORIA, - - - OliEGON
Carry iu Sloek.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, TOILET
and
FARCY" ARTICLES.
Precriitiotis cttrefuHy Compounded,
r i
V 8
'U9
(.SUCOtiSSOIl TO I'AOK & ALLBJf.)
WluH&Uennd retW darJer'tu -
Provisional
Glass and Plated Ware,
TROPICAL AND DOMESTIC
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
ToKtJier with
WmesjUqaorsJobaccoXigar
HANSEN BROS.
SASH AND DOOR FACTORY.
AND PLABOTG MILL.
A full stock ofliome inaniifactured cowls
constantly on hand.
Special Attention given to Orders.
All work guaranteed. Your patronage so
licited. ASTORIA. ---- Oregon
Cleaning Repairing.
NEAT, CIIEAF AND QUICK. BY
GEORGE IiOVETT
5Iain Street, opiiositc N. Loeb'j!.
County Treasurers Notice.
TIIEKE IS MONEY IX THE COUNTY
Trcawirj' to pay all Coimtv Orders pre
sented prior to October 13th, . All such
orders will cease to draw interest after this
date.
!
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CHAS. HEILBORN.
. , , Trcas. Clatsop County.
Astoria, August 20th, 18S3.
EMANK Lo
Fresh Fruits
FANCY GROCERIES.
CITY BOOK STORE.
We liavc txlay finished opening and putting In order the
Inaiise Stools: of Goods
Uoitsht in tan Francisco by B. F. STEYEN'S.
C. P. MOFF1T will be found behind the counter. His long established repu
tation as a good and reliable salesman is all that need be said.
You Will Find Prices Lower than the Lowest.
B. F. STEVENS & CO.
TEi: apply to the Ciptasn. o-to
tSlTCESSOIt TO JACKIKS & MOXTGOStERY.)
PLUMBING, GAS FITTING, AND CANNERY WORK
Attended to Promptly on Reasonable Terms.
CILEAAJtrs STKJBKT, R'ext to C. Iu Parker's Store.
THE
A FULT, STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND.
22- TT A "WSSf
Two deors ejist of Occident Hotel. ASTORIA, OREGON.
CHAS. HEILBORN,
JLUTOPAOTTOER OF
FUBNITUKE 3 BEDDING
, AND DEALEK IN
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains! Picture Frames and Mouldings
WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES
Complete in every branch.
M. OLSUN. .1. OUSTAFSOJf. A. JOHNSON.
MARTIN OLSEN & CO.
DEALERS IN
FUBNITUBE S BEDDING.
"Joiner Slain anil yquemoqun Streets. Astoria, Orezon.
WINDOW SHADES AND TBIMMIHGS; WALL PAPER' ETC
A Complete SlocJr.
PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD.
AXI. KINDS OF FUKIVITURE KEPAEBED AIiI TJJBSISECED.
CHAS. H. WILLIAMSON & CO.
REAL ESTATE
AXD
General Commission Brokers.
Olllce on Genevieve street, in the rear of
E, j:. Hawes' building.
A General Agency business transacted.
READY FOR BUSINESS.
Saddle and Harness Shop.
A. J. CLOTJTRIE.
All manner of Repairing, etc., attended to.
Shop In Page's new building on Cass street.
OYSTER AND COFFEE HOUSE.
Frank Fabre
Has re-opened in the Odd Fellows Build
ing : Entrance on Cass street.
Ice Cream, Ice, Etc.
PARKER.
Vegetables
CLARA PARKER
Eric Johnson, Master.
For TOWING, FREIGHT orCHAR
X. P. FABSEB.
ontgom2?3T9
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
A General Assortment of
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Agents for
Magee Stoves and Kauges
The Best in the market.
Piumbing goods of all kinds on hand. Job
work done In a workmanlike manner.
NEW MODEL
KANGE CAN BE HAD IN AS
TORIA ONLY OF
AGENT
CALL AND EXAMINE IT, YOD
WILL BE PLEASED.
I. It. IIAWES is also agent for the
Bnct patent Cootiuff Sfo?e
And other first-class stoves.
Furnace "Wort, Steam Tit
tingSt etc., a spooialty
Leinenweber & Co.,
C. LEIXKXWKBEK. II, EROWN
ESTABLISHED 1865.
ASTOKIA. OREGON,
TAMERS AND CDBBBES,
Manufacturers and Importers of
I..L KINDS OF
AND FINDINGS
Wholesale Dealers In
OIL AND TALLOW.
ea-Highest 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
id. I
The best of Liauors and Cigars on ban
A deservedly popular plaea of social resort.
GEO. HHLEB,