HJftC SnilU SttfUijm
ASTOKIA, OREGON:
Tuesday . September li, 1ES3
Continued from 1st Page.
and trade in a country which
emererea out uiteen years irom a
civil war whose sacrifices of able-
bodied producers and of accumu
iated wealth had never been
equaled appalled its creditors by
paying its debts.and impoverished
its lenders by the reduction of in
terest they submitted to, to es
cape the payment of the principal.
Just and well tried confidence in
the character no less than in the
ability of the sponsors for the ulti
mate outcome of the outlay I
mean of the eminent men who
have conducted and are conduct
ing the affairs of this company
has formed the controlling, the
unfailing, the indispensable ele
ment in that laitti among men
which has supplied the means for
this completed structure. To j'ou,
Mr. Villard, and to you, Governor J
Smith, to you, Mr. Billings, and
all the other presidents, present or
absent; to you, and all others who
have felt your arms lean on them
for support, this day crowns your
labors, and we, -our fellow citi
zens, and these forcigfii quests, ap
plaud your triumph.
I cannot sta' your train to un
fold the manifold qualities in tho
management of this enterprise,
which deserves illustration, but I
may insist for a moment upon a
few principal traits. I cannot
discover that there has ever been
engrafted upon this enterprise any
construction oompairy to suck the
prosperity that belongs to the or-
1 .1. t J ..A-
. :, - . 1
u.a.,., ui
terest for money or of payment for
J m 1
labor or materials for want of
money, have imposed upon the
enterprise burdens disproportion-
nit: tu iiiu vaiuud which lis uc-
benturcs or its stock fairly renre-
. t j. e i J
bcnu j uo no, unu any jus.
-i r. ... :.. . i:.: i
jruuuiu. W,...n...L ... 1''"
11 1
nues with subsidies wmch, for the
. '
1 ' . -
or uiccbsivc, j.ur l.uiu inu ul'itiii
ning to the end the enterprise has
not received a uonar irom the
public funds. I find no fair
ground for cavil at the land grants
of the government along the zouto,
as improvident or showing no ad
equate return or value either to
the treasury or to expectant set
tiers on the public domain. Even
li we looK at the government m
the mere light ol a private pro
prietor, who will not himself incur
the expenses and the risks of
opening communication between
his unpeopled wilderness and the
laud seeking population, we find
the government without a dollar
of outlay, made more than whole
for the lands it has parted with by
the enhanced selling value of its
whole domain. But when we con
sider that the future settlers on
the company's lands, as well as in
the reserved public lands.forever
contribute to the taxpaying wealth
of the people, and the strength and
power of the nation, we see that
there is no sensible analogy be
tween the interest of a private
person in the ownership of land,
and that of the government as an
administrator, for the general wel
fare of the public domain. And
finally, the settlers who will follow
vour track, and at once find their
frugal means and farm products
at no disadvantage from distance
or isolation from market; but on a
level with all the world, will easily
understand that but for the wise
liberality of the government in the
matter of railroad communication.
either the lands would have re
: i : - .1. 1
waiiicu ..mucu-.u.u tu agi.uuitu.oi
settlers, or would not have been
wortn tneir acceptance, as a gur,
with a bounty besides
The Northern Pacific railroad
thus completed has, Mr. Presi-
dent, through vour seasona ble and
successful connection of its system
t,n . . n 1 1 j i f 11
with the well developed and fully
nnoputinrp cnl,nm f , f-
..uiiiu ui ji cguu
ijauway ana JNavigation system, This meeting Is called for the purpose of
hv thp firm tips nf ict;n on,i ; approvingaud accepting tho school build
oy me nrm ties ol justice and in- inj now in process of erection on block 74.
cissitudes and disasters to which,
inu,
with less prudence and less good
fortune if. mirrht. Itnvn lnnn
. . ... .
posea. it is not, men, merely
continuous track that
TOU have just established, but
also, upon the united and imprest-
naoie cuain oi travel anu iramc
between the Pacific and Atlantic
coasts, that your company looks
coasts, that your company looks
with satisfaction and your guests
'tion and vour miesta
offer the"lr conrratulations.
iur. rresment and gentlemen,
the magnitude and rapidity of tho
recent strides of our country's pro
gress in material development,
dwarf and belittle the steps in our
advancement which we used to
consider with complacency and
admiration. Less than forty years
ago, as lately as the year 1847, in
the little state of New Hampshire,
the energj' of its people, allied
with the wealth of Boston, had
pushed their northern railroad
over the narrow ridges of high-
Lands whlch diyi(e th(J
narrow
bottom lands of the Merrimac from
the wider valle' of the Connecti
cut. The opening of this section
of the road, from Franklin to Graf
ton, was an occasion of great exul
tation, and a distinguished com
pany of the solid men of Boston
had come up from that city, in a
forenoon, to meet the gathered
citizens of New Hampshire in a
grand celebration. The roid tra
versed the farm of Mr. "Webster,
and he took part in the pride and
pomp of the occasion. Magnify
ing, as an orator should, the
greatness of this triumph over the
obstacles which nature had inter
, , t; d
y , J
and portraying the advantages
which were to flow from it, with
out the least sense of hyperbole,
he exclaims, "Fellow citizens, can
we without wonder consider where
we are and what has brought us
here?" How vast all the dimen
sions and proportions of the com
pleted enterprise we now applaud,
seen by the side of the achieve
ment which the great orator and
statesman of our countrv thus
nrniullv commemorated, to these
'
o 1
wondcr. This last achievement of
ii- ,
the intelligence ana energy ol our
i i- tu . fV.
of mountains which divides the
( continent between the
. . e i i Tj.
two great oceans of the world. It
, , . ,
J
dest;nies o a
great pe0ple, who lock from the
Tviirlr oT tlipir nnmf ntinn
the horses ot the sun as thev rise
t t f(i
from the stormy waves of the At
lantic, and ag:un when ther quench
their fire in the smooth waters of
the Pacific. It forms one more
portage for the water-borne com
merce which plies between Europe
and Asia. It brings new fields of
tillage adequate to feed tens of
millions, under whose healthful
and happy toil their seed time and
harvest shall never fail, and tens of
millions more, less fortunate, who
crowd the worksops and the fac
tories, the cities and the mines of
Europe and America in this age
of industry. Tt will help to assu
age inequalities of nature and dis
parities of fortune among our
people and to spread peace,
plenty and prosperity to other
nations. Nor docs it lessen our
gratitude and gratulations that
this is not the first, and that it
will not be the last, that this wide
land of ours witnesses on the same
great scale of effort and benefi
cence.
As our flying footsteps leave
these heights of moral and natural
vision, 1 am sure this company
will feel this occasion was not un
worthy of assemblago whiqh the
secretary of the interior honors
Avith his attendance, and tho illus
trious soldier, after following his
own fame around the world 'finds
attractive in its interests; to which
the ministers of the powers o
Europe lend the favor of thei
countenance, and which collects
so many eminent men of our own
countrv and of the old world to
assist in this international celebra
tion.
3IARRIKD.
In Astoria, SepL 11th, by Jtcv. J. V.
liuigaii, .urs. a. itappies-ea to jonn
NEW TO-DAY.
Special School Meeting Distric
No. 1 , Clatsop County, Oregon.
NOTICE IS nEBEBY GIVEN TO THE
legal voters of School District No. 1, ol
Clatsop County, Oregon, that a special
meeting forsaid district will he held at the
I OIU SCUOOl JIUUbC OH UIOCK Ol JUUl.UrC 3
I Astoria, beginning at tne nonr 01 z r. si. on
of John JlcCIure's Astoria, Oregon, and of
takinir into consideration and determining
tne propriety of auUiorlzing the Directp rs to
COinpieto the same In part or in full this
according to tho jdans and designs
For tho further mirnose of authorizing the
I Tlrpf nr in tipml laf a Innn nf fl sum or
i ---t, -------
sunisoi jnoney on notes, or oonus 01 mo
hulldlng to the present time, and the cost of
I Done by order of tlfe Directors, vthfs lot
J.O.B0ZORT1I
Picked Up.
O'JJJSPL-
?2J. wine, boots.' tobacco, etc.' Par-
ticutarscfi
G. W. BTONJS.
NEW TO-DAY
th,
MEECHANT TAILOB.
No. 4. First St.. rortlantl. Oregon.
Clothing made at reasonable prices,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Picked Up.
rVF CLATSOP SV1T :
J 1 Fringe knlttius: machine. 6 cans lanl.
2 boxes (. 1 l)or lions, 3 doors. 2 coffeo
rams, 1 uwx drugs, nail oox outers, pari raso
ovsters, part case navoring syrup, all-in a
damaged condition, which owners can have
uy applying at Kinney's docK, proving prop
ertv and paving charges.
A.McKEXZlK.
and otheis.
U -St
OCCIDENTAL HALL
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
Sept. 13th. and 14th.
AnnoniicBineut Extraordinary !
From the Occident to the Orient.
Grand Tour ot the Eminent Comedian,
Mr. eorge Holland
Supported by .!. P. HOWES
Bush Street Theatre Company,
Direct from the most Brilliant Season at the
Ruh Street Theatre, San lranclsen.
The Contrdies will be Illustrated bv the fol
low! ns well known, anil Favorite Artists.
Eiich one of whom has achieved succe and
reputation of the highest order in San Fran
cisco.
MISS CONSTANCE MURIELLE,
MISS CASSANDRA BONNER.
MISS KATE CI.KVF.LAND,
MISS 11ESSIE LEE,
MISS .TESSIE BROWN.
31R. V. n. BUCKINGHAM,
MB. W.C. DEAL,
Mil. T. J. Ml Bit AY.
MB. JOHN RYAN.
AND MB. GEORGE HOLLAND.
TI!UItS2AY, XIGIIT, SEPT. I.'Jtli.
Tom Taylor's Funniest Comedy
OM AMERICAN COM,
The Success of the worltl, in which Mr
GEORGE HOLLAND will ulay
NO LIVING EQUAL.
Cliause of Bill Xfshtly.
VATIPP VAlimllirtniwIfnrt IliA onnMiinno
expense of thl
iL- nmntmninnt l'rirA Will IP
the same as uuaL
Itesen-cd Seats may be secured without
cxtm chaise at Strauss' Cuw
ork Poverty
btoi-c.
TUTTJS
PILLS
TORPID BOWELS,
DISORDERED LIVER,
and MALARIA.
From theso sources arise three-fourths
of the diseases of tho human race. These
symptoms indicate their existence:
Xoss of Appetite. Bowels coctlvc,
Sick Headache, fullness after eat-
iiip, aversion to exertion of body or
mind, Ernctatlon of food,IrrItAbIl
Itsrof temper, Xowsplrits,Afccling
ofhaTlnneglectedBomcdntyDiz-
ztness,i:iattermattnciicart,iJots
before the eves. Jiichlv colored
TJrIue,COXSTlPATIOAanddemand
the osc of arcmcdy Uiat nets directly on
theLlver.AsaLlvcrmcdlclneTTJTT'S
have no equal. Their action on
the Kidneys and Skin Is also prompt;
rcmovinc all impurities thronKh theso
thrco " scavengers of the jiystm,"
prouucuiR appeuic, sounu uipcsiion,
regular stools, a clear skin and a vig
orousbodv. TDTT'.S lII.r.S cause no
nausea, or griping nor interfere Tritii
tiany worK anu arc aperrecc
ANTIDOTE TO MA LAP I A.
Soldererrwljerc25a. Ottiee41ilurravSt.Ny.
TUTFS HAIR DYE.
GnATllAia onWmsKKns chanced in
stantly to a Glossv JIlach by a singlo
application oi uns i jvk. &oiu oy Airuc
(9Sts,orscntbyexprcs3onrcceiptofSl Ottlcc, 41 Jlurrav street, New York.
Assessor's Notice.
TVTOTICE IS IIERKIJY C1VF.:; TIIATTHE
Vs time for the completion of the assess-
mont roll of Clatsoii county for 1SS3. has
been extended to the l:;st Mondav. the 'Jlth
day of September. 1SS3: and at that time
cnifl rnll M ill lu. cnim.li.tn.l in.) li. lin liun.lu
oi me uoara oi r.quaii7iiuoii. at me court
uouse lusiuu county wnen ail persoas liner-
estca are remurcu toaniiearanit maue on-
jections to such assessment and roll if any
inev nave.
W. W. PAUKElt.
County Assessor ClatsonjCo .Osn.
jvsioria, ooju. i, isnj. , uiu
Notice.
To
p
WIIO.M IT 3IAY CONCEItN. ALL
nersous nickinir tin canro iettisoned
from stcainshin "Oiipcn of the Pad He." are
hereby notified to deliver same at O. R. &
N. Go.'s Hiain street dock, file their claims
inr salvage anu taue receipts lor goous ue -
ami i;ihe receipu lor guous nc-
'crsons picking up this property
i and are hereby warned that they
iseeiited If above is not complied
E.A.NOYKS.
are Known an
will be prosec
with.
tf Aeen: Oregon ltailwav &Nav. Co.
HiCked Up.
FROM T1IR CARGO 01' THE QUEEN OF
the Pacific:
as plow beams, l barrel of oil, 1 box of cod-
nsn ; also some united Mates property found
at the same time. Owners will please call at
Ribson's s:iloon. onnositi tlin Astnrt.i Iron
S'nllv0 1)roicrt' ,a-v C,,ar'es aU(l
takeitmwij. c. SIVERTSEN.
Picked Un.
IIE FOLLOWING NAMED GOODS
fere nicked mi from Hie wrMk nf llii
Queen of the Pacific :
l Parlor table, l barrel of spirits. 5 chairs,
i7f ill eW1 " irror' r 0Z1IS",S.
butcher knives. 2 cases of lanterns. 1 case of
oil. a lot of tov wairons. The owners can
liave the above named goods by proving
propeny aim paying cuarges.
S-3t S.M.COFFINBORY.
Notice to Taxpayers of School
District No. 1 8.
T IIE SCHOOL TAX FOR SCHOOL Dis
trict No. 18. Clatsop county, state of Or
egon, is now due, and the School Clerk will
ne lounu at ins oiiice on west Cth street.
thTsa'Se1151"61, l ,1CCelVe a"d reCe,1,t fr
Taxes unpaid after sixty days from the
date of this notice will be dellmiueut.
Save extra cost and pay vour tax.
C. W. SHIVELY.
Clerk School District No. 18.
Astoria. Sept. 5, 1 653. septG-lm
NOTICE.
TO
WHOM IT HAY CONCERN.
ANY PARTIES WHO nAVE PICKED
up cargo jettisoned from steamship
gueen ot tne racmc. are nereoy notinru to
deliver the same to E. A Noyes. at O. It. &
N. Co.. Uiking his receipt for all Roods de-
livered to him. Parties refusing or neglect-
ing to make such delivery or to notify the
undersismed of the goods In their possession
will be prosecuted to the full extent of the
law.
t GEO.FLAVEL.
JIUCUl iJUjUU VI UUUCl MUCIS.
EMPIRE
RE-OPENINC
oods Reduce
ft
Ladies desirous of procuring Goods
line quale d in Style and Pinish will
take pleasure in examining our
Stock of
SILKS, SATDTS and DRESS GOODS.
HJ THE
GENTS' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,
Everything is Complete
and of the "best.
Jordan
Have a Full
Water Street Assessment.
NOTICE is hereby given th.it the as
the City of Astoria, Clatsop county, f )r-
ei;oii,aiiu v. men oruinauee jiuml-u imr
WUI.l 1IIW 1 1 VUUIIUll UL S.IIU Utl 1HL
OU U IY UL AIIUIUU lOOtl. UIIU U13 .1 r
proven 011 liiu i.it uu) ul oi:jiciiiuui
1R83. for the proposed improvement of
Water street, in the City of Astoria, as
laid out ami recorded bv John M.
Shivcly, from llic West side of West
(itii street to the West end ot saut water
street in the manner provided by ordi
nance Xo. 554. of the City of Astoria,
and which ordinance passed the Com
mon Council on the 2-ltn day ot .linj,
18&t, and was approved on the 2oth day
: of Julv, 1SS5, on each of the following
deserihed lots fronting on said portion
of said street is now payauie ac ine oi-
fiee. of the Citv Treasurer m L.t. sold
and silver coin, and unless paid within
five days from the expiration of this no
tice, viz: Friday, September 21, iSSS,
the Common Council will issue war
rants for the collection thereof. The
assessment is as follows:
5 s-?i?
Name of Owner
eLot.
James Taylor
W V l'arkcr
A C Kinney
78 2S
IE', 48
71 2S
MrsS P Wood
1IIJ Parker and W
W Parker
1114 00
James W Welch and
1)11 Weleli
James W Welch and!
I) 11 Welch
r.ooo
:s 2i)
211 00
2U 00
211 00
.1 W White
J W White
J W White
J W White
Orejicn ltailwav &
nanv
20 00
: tt)
Oregon Jlailway &
rtavigatiou Loin
nany' .7)
Orcson Railway it
: oo
Navigation Ccm
nany ."41
Oregon llaihvay &
20 00
Navigation Lom
nany Oregon Jtaihvay &
Navigation Coiu-
20 00
igation
panv
;V C Kinney
IS 70
i x i;""
I Jvinney
107 00
James Tavlor
Jj KO Smith
(j 00
113 01
n::oi
113 91
Mrs L Ward
Mrs SF Wood
James WWcich.Mrs
5 WOOII..I01I11 w
Welch, D II Welch
and 3Irs M 1 Her-
ren
W Y Tarker and
113 01
-50 00
fieorge V Parker.
1W
J W White
.71 no
74 (ai
71 (
74 oy
J r White .
1 j y White ....
j WllltO
t -w AVhWo
A " " ,,5V '. V
Oregon Iiaila &
Navigation Com-
pany
i:
74 (
uregon Jtauwny
&
Navifratinn (am-
pany.
71 C9
0 vSCws1 "
Navigation Com
pany
1 (li)
uregon itauway A:
Navigation Conv
I no,...
Ofegoiriiaifwav"&
Navigation Com-
74 GO
pany
Oregon liaihvav &
74
Navigation Com-
pany.
71 CD
CIT OK ASTORIA.
Crossing of Water and West Olli
Streets S 10 00
Streets 230 00
By order of the Common Council,
T.S. JEWETT,
Auditor and Clerk.
Astoria, September -1th, 18S3.
L. K. G. SMITH,
Importer and wholesale dealer iu
Cigars and Tobaccos, Smokers' Articles,
i jajinsiarus, cutlery, wa
tlonery. r.tc
SCIIAuKaAIG In tVS
ii,Eal5S& attention paid to orders from
The largest and finest stock of MEER-
TltPO.'RRAr'irF.li Mnnnpnr
Chenaraas Street, A6toria. Oregon.
CHAS. H. WILLIAMSON & CO.
REAL ESTATE
JU blk C5 : this property is improved. Also
lot 4, in blk It; also business lots on the
roadway and ulney street.
AVe also have very cheap lots In good lo
cation, suitable for residences.
We have lots and blocks In Adair's Asto
ria, splendid location.
And in Alderbrook in loi; f nr sxn eacli.
Three hundred feet of river front for sale
at S32Jx) ner front f oof
Fanns for sale near the city from S1.500 to
I 93,VW.
urecscerf yiassware,
Platedware Cutlery.
Stc, Stca
Corner Cta ai (tame Sis.,
ST
nce
Line of
Drugs and Chemicals
J. E. TE
mu
AND fP
Pharmacist.
vAST0RIA.O
Prescriptions carefully compounded
I)y or Nisht.
ASIC FOR
Union India Eiibber Co's
Pure Para Cum
CRACK PROOF
RUBBER BOOTS.
r.KWAKC OP imitations!
Re sure the Roots are stamiied CUACK
PliOOF on the heels, and have the PUiiE
hum spiiiAUS on tne loot ami msten.
wiucii prevent tnetr enicKtU: or ureaKing.
e are now maKiug mem witu ituvutiL
AXl) ASUESTOS soles wltieli will mK
them last more than twice as long as any
imuuer noois niHtie.
FOR SALE RY ALL DEALERS.
ALL KINDS RURBKR RELT1NG. PACK
ING, HOSK.SrRlNGS. CLOTHING,
ROOTS AND SHOES. Etc
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO.
lC.il. PEASE. .lr. I Agents.
S. M. RUN YON, j San Francisco,
ANNOUNOEMEN T
(Successor to ilrs. E. S. Warren.)
Fashionable Dressmaker
AND HHTXXiirraR.
Dealer in Millinery and Fancy (!ooK
Souemo4iua street, next door to Odd Fellow
icinpie.
HOUSE, SIGN, AND CARRIAG
PAINTING.
Paper Hanging. Kalsomining, Etc
And all kinds of work In my line done in
prompt and satisfactory manner.
S?"Shop next east of Grace Church.
. REMOVAL.
The Astoria Passenger Line
WILL AFTER THIS DATE HAVE ITS
headnuartcrs at its Stable next to R.
R. Franklin s. two doors below Tub Asto
i:r ax office. Eirst-class Livery' service. Carts
with horse furnished, for one dollar per
nour. uarriages on application
The Astoria Passenger Line Hacks will
icave ior upper Gloria irom ine staoies.
Horses taken to board.
MRS. T. O'RRIEN.
A Daacto Moo
"Will be open every
AT
PYTHIAN CASTLE HALI
A. F. IjAEF, Teacher.
Rrass and String Rand Music furnished for
Excursions, Parades and Parties.
Lessons given on the Violin. Apply at
tne Kurnttura store ot liD. u. tui:n& csuu,
FOB, SALE.
W OFFER FOR SALE MY ROAT FACTO
JL ry and Mill, with all the machinery,
toois, eic
Parties intending to buy can get full In
lormauon in rogani 10 terms ny appuc:i
lion to
Y.'M.IIOWK-
Picked Up.
fXFE CLATSOP SPIT, 0 KEGS REER.
w box Glass, 2 bbis Ale, 4 pkgs plow beams
and Handles, whlcli owners can have by
apinj uig ai jvmney a hock, proving property
an
u paying
charges.
8-3t
ANDREW SOHURING.
BASK Le
Fresh. Fruits
FANCY GEO0EEIES.
x
We have to-day finished opening aiul putting in order the
Eought in San Francisco by B. F. STEVENS.
C. I JIOFF1T will be found behind the counter. His long established repu
tation as a good and reliable-salesman is all that need be said.
You Villi Find Prices Lower than the Lowest.
3. F. STEVENS & CO.
TER apply t tlu- Captain, or to
HE NEW MODEL
XL rUI.1. STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND.
Two doors east of Occident Hotel,
(SFCCESSOR TO JACKINS & MONTGOMERY.)
PLUMBING, GAS FITTING, AND CANNERY WORK
Attended io Promptly on Reasonable Terms.
CilEAASirs STRERT, Xext to C li. Parker's Store.
CHAS. HE1LBORN,
MANUFACTURER OP
FURNITURE
AKD DEALEK IN
Carpets, Oil Oloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings
vmxpovr cornices and curtain poles
Complete In every branch.
J. OCSTAF30N.
IS1 ARTIN OLSEN 8c CO.
DEALERS IN
FURNITURE SS BEDDING-.
Corner illatii ami S5aemoqua StrectM. Astoria, Oreson.
WINDOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS; WALL PAPER ; ETC
A Complete Stock.
PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD.
AX.T. OP JTIJIHSITITKE ISEIAIREI XXD TAIMflSHED.
GHAS. H. WILLIAMSON & GO.
HEAL ESTATE
AND
General Commission Brokers.
Ofllce on Genevieve street, in the rear of
E, R. Hawes' building.
A General Agency business transacted.
READY FOR BUSINESS.
Saddle and Harness Shop.
A. J. CL0UTRIE.
All manner of Repairing, etc., attended to.
Shop In Page's ne v.-building on Cass street.
OYSTER AND COFFEE HOUSE.
Frank Fabre
Has re-opened In the Odd Fellows Ruild
Ing : Entrance on Cass street.
Ice Cream, Ice, Etc.
PAEKEE.
Vegetables
TORE.
STEAIWEK
nr s 3 D
tliAUil li
Eric Johnson, Master.
For TOWING, FREIGHT orCHAR
E. P. PARKE it.
RANGE CAN BE HAD IN AS
TORIA ONLY OF
AGENT
CALL AND EXAMINE IT, YOU
WILL BE PlEASED.
E. R. IIAWES is also agent for the
Ml latent CiMBf SOne
And otlier first-class stoves.
Furoaco "Workt Steam Fit
tlngs. etc.. a specialty
ASTORIA, OREGON.
DEALER IX
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
A General Assortment of
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Agent3 for
Mageo Stoves and Eanges
The Rest in the market.
Pmmblug goods ot all kinds on hand. Job
work done In a workmanlike manner.
SS BEDDING
A. JOIIN30X.
Leinenweber & Co.,
C. LETXEN WEBER. IT. BROWK
ESTABUSHED 1S5.
ASTOKIA, OREGON,
TAMEBS AM CDBBEKS,
Manufacturers and Importers ol
ALL KINDS OF
AND FINDINGS
IWholesale Dealers In
OIL AND TALLOW.
carllighest 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 best of Liquors and Cigars on hand.
A deservedly popular place of social resort.
GEO. HILLER.