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VOL. XX, $. !(0.
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THE TERRIBLE KNOIT.
The Dreadlul Punishment of a .Murderfi'
in Ru-oiii.
Mazof bad murdered a iiihu, a
woman and a little boy. .Before the
magistrate he made a full confession
of his guilt A determined attempt
was made by the'soldiers to mob him
while he was making his coufes-Jon,
but it ra repressed. He was re
served for a much more terrible pun
ishment than that accorded by ljnch
law. He was sentenced to 399 lasLes
with the knout, which meant to be
knouted to death, unless he poesed
superhuman endurance.
He was 'marched out to punishment
in company with two forgers, all .St.
Petersburg -turning out to witness the
spectacle. This horrible show is thus
graphically described:
"Thejstake prepared for him ki& a
strong block of wood fixed in the
ground with three grooves at the top
and two riugs near the bottom; the
middle groove was for the neck, and
the two others for the armpits, the
rings below to look round the ankles;
about the stakes were laid co ir&e
skins, especially where the knout
master .trod,- upon which lay his
whips, marking-irons, pincers, etc.
An officer then read a paper to the
people, signifying that forgery upon
the Imperial bank being a capital
crime, and two of the prisoners con
victed of it were condemned to re
ceive eleven blows with the knout, to
have their nostrils pulled out, and be
banished for life to Siberia; the mur
derer of bo many persons to receive
399 blows, to be branded thiee
times in the face, have his nostrils
pulled out, and (if then alive) be ban
iBhed for life to the mines of Siberia.
"The executioner and his asihtantb
then stripped him, lied his hands
across, and led him to the post Af lei
fixing his ankles they bent his neck
and arms over it, and drew the rope
with which hia hands were" tied
through the ring on the opposite
sida, which seemed to stretch nil the
muscles of his back. He then retired
about four or five j ards from him.
and. taking up one of the knouts,
worked it with one of his hands to
give it proper elasticity. Walking
toward the criminal with four or five
steady steps, then taking a spring he
struck a perpendicular stroke with a
heavy, loud crack. The first stroke
cut from the right side of the bottom
of the neck to the left armpit The
effeot was visible in a moment, audby
the violence of his screams afforded
reason to suppose that the pain wa3
very great. The second was about
half an inch below the first, and so on
till twenty-five, when, changing the
whip, the operator erased the former
wound, striking from the left side to
the right, and afterward quite pernen
dioular. The strokes were given with 1
the greatest regularity. Between I
each a person might deliberately
count eight, the executioner always
walking slowly to and from the
stake.
"His cries were now so terrible that
some of the spectators -were oblinod '
to turn their backs aud put their i
fingers in their ears. All was quiet j
v.a' i.,i: a m, -,
o;.snn uaa thn ,,inriV -rr,.n 1
VWlUg W AtJ . ra w 'Uww
grew famt, and during the last 1UU he
After the last blow the assistants lifted
up the face by the hair, and the exo
eutioner struck "him forcibly three
times with an instrument that left the
initial of murderer, throwing each
time a handful of black dust into the
wound, after which, at two pulls he
tore the gristle of his nose, and loos
ened him from the block. The whole
lasted about three-quarters of an
hour, and it was generally thought
that he had -been dead some time;
however, he made a feeble attempt to
put on his coat, and recovered suffi
ciently to be able to make some repa
ration to society by working in the
iron mines."
Ben Butler's Nerve.
Butler would have made a duellist
of himself had lie been born in a
is.- state and at a time when the co
of honor held good. But bean-eat
ing Massachusetts never fights duels,
aad Butler's nerve has had to be ex
pended in other ways. A notable in
stance of- this occurred in 1856, when
Butler was a young practitioner at
Lowell The Buchanan campaign
was in full progress and a great meet
ing was being held in the largest hall
of the city. Buf us Choate, the great
lawyer, was addressing the meeting,
and his eloquence had thrown them
into the wildest enthusiasm, when a
jar was felt and a crash was heard.
The cry went -forth, "The floor is sink
ing." Every one turned pale and the
audience -rose for a stampede, when
Sutler oaaae to the front of the plat
form beside Mr. Choate, and, calling
the audience to halt, said there was
no-danger; that the architeot of the
building was present, and that he
Would go with him, and examine the
building,' and report to allay their
fears. Thio quieted the audience.
Butler and the architect made an
immediate examination of the hall
and found the danger very great
Butler at once returned and smiling
ly assured" the audience there was not
present d anger, but as the hall was over
crowded, he advised them to quietly
adjourn to the public square and
there Hr. Choate would finish his
speech. The crowd went quietly out
and the catastrophe was averted. As
Butler stepped on the platform he
had "whispered- to Mr. Choate with a
half laugh in order to deceive the
audience. This is what he said: "Mr.
Choate J must clear this house or we
shall all be in hell in ilve minutes."
t i -
It is said the custom of having
twelve men "on a jury, established by
King Alfred, in England, wa3 bor
rowed by him"fronran old Brehon law
jnlreland whichref erred all disputes
about IsjkU to the-deoision of twelve
The Ber-Geo. U. Thayfer.of liour
bon, IncLaayS: iiBotb-myself and wife
motorlim-toSBir.oaVKtoxaUMPTioN
QV9X? SoklbyW.'E.Dement.
showed no signB of life whatever, the --,;.,! ..,..; r . ,.,,. , UI hozl romovlng all Impurities through these
whol of the upper part of the hack Proreu nal gnmblcis lu, i un t ueir tUreQ 8CRVeuKer of the , stem,
beiujr beaten to a blaek muramv. faro banks hero under the cry noses produeln? nnpeUti! i. sound digestion,
Arziinient for Cremation.
In all the cemeteries in Italy which
I have vibited- -Genoa, Pisa, Florence,
Bologna, Borne, Naples the system
of burial is the same. The popr are
simply interred in the earth in the
quadrangular spaces, surrounded by
colonnades and chapels. The rich
are covered up in vaults in chapel-,
or beuoath the stone flooring of the
arcades, or in niches along the walls,
one above the other from floor to
ceiling, in all cases going through a
process, more or less rapid, of putre
factive decay. Soil and aspect affect
the rapidity" of the process; but I was
assured that about ten years was the
period which must elapse before a
body can be regarded as inoffeushe
or injurious to the living. Compare
this with the two hours required by
the practice of cremation, and com
pare the Italir.n cemeteries with om
own over-crowded hot-beds of cor
ruption. In this metropolitan dis
trict, in the twenty-five years 1359
1883, the deaths registered numbering
1,890,31-1. Of course the dead .have
been buried, and with scarcely an ox
ception in and around London. Grant
that in ten ears a bod' may become
harmless although I do not at all
believe that it does so within twenty
years in our soil and climate can any
imagination conceive the enormous
mass of decaying animal matter by
which we are surrounded? Could
any one be surprised at the outbreak
of some devastating pestilence a hundred-fold
more destructive than the
plague or black death of the middle
age-.' And ought not erery sanitary
reformer to aid in the revival of the
ancient practice which would convert
the existing cemeteries, so rapidly
becoming Sources of danger to the
public health, into permanently beau
tiful gardens, receptacles for vases
and cinerary urns, which would en
courage sculpture, murnl decoration
and colored glass-work; while in our
eoiintr tilnirche.1 the ashes of the
people might again repose in death
near the scene of their work in life,
perfectly harmless, instead of pollut- J
mg the earth of the churchyard and
the water drunk by the surviving tinoitith weakness, they need toning. They
people, or being carried far from btc iie healt! tuli acmobyiiieuoeof Hos
their homes and places of worship , to $ l 9&
some distant cemetery, which before stltmd.-itlng tome also ,.nei,ts and arrests
lonff must become overcrowded and j fet ei nnd aeue. co:istiiatlon. Her com-
ne;Hlential. Public sentiment mav '
for a time revolt at an innovation,'
but a very little reflection will bring
most people to agree with part of the
bishop of Manchester's address on
consecrating a new cemetery. He
said:
"Here is another hundred acres of
land withdrawn from the food-producing
area of the country for ever.
" In the same sense in which
the 'Sabbath was made for man, and
not man for the Sabbath,' I hold that
the 'earth was made not for the dead,
but for the living. No intelligent
faith can suppose that any Christian
doctrine is affected by the manner in
which, or the time in which, this mor
tal body of our, crumble into duM."
Com'mnit'' ilciJ to London Thn.
A South Carolina CourT-KiMw.
In the crowd around the oonrt-
room ma bo seen ali sorts and condi-
iio of mon;brokeu-down politicians
and ex-lcaders sit beside the able law-
blintc' and making friends with the
"lambs" they desire to tleece; tho
"crackers' sit in open-mouthed
amazement and admiration as the
speaker who is urging the convic
tion of an illicit distiller pounds on
the table and stamps his feet and
pours forth his flood of eloquence;
the women slyly smoke their pipes; the
judge nods drowsily, and the clerk of
the court yawns, for this is tiresome
work to them; on every side squalor
reigns supreme. The benches are
dirty and uncomfortable, the floors
are covered with mud of that peouliar
tenacious character that abounds
here, and the windows look as if they
had not been washed since that peri-
00" from which everything dates here,
"befo de wah." The conrt has been
in session here two weeks, and during-
that time nearly half a hundred illicit
distillers have been tried, and most of
them convicted. Correspondence of
the Philadelpia Press.
- iii -
The Massachusetts legislators want
higher salaries. But they won't
strike. Ah, no. There isu't enough
sand in the average legislator to en
able him to go out He wants all he
can get Nature made tho member
of the legislature with two hands, so
that he could gesture with one and
crrab with the other. .But he won'
strike. He will demand more and
more, and more and more. But when
it comes to the pinch he would legis
late for nothing and find himself1
rather than not legislate at all
Burlington Hawkeye.
As the man who makes bats is u
hatter, and the individual who makes
vats is a vatter, you 'should never be
lost for a rejply when any one asks
you what is the matter. Tell him
that it's the man who makes mats.
Drink Hilk and Grow Fat
And don't forget that
I. 3ST. 3Dctrla.ia.ca.
Always Keeps
Milk by the Glass, Pint, or Quart,
At ids Fruit Stand, on Chenamus street,
Opposite Spexarth's Gun store.
T. G. R WLINGS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Tropical, Domestic, Green and Dried
FRUITS.
.NUTS. CANDIES, DBIED MEATS, ETC.
Fine Cijrars and Tobacco.
Next door to L J. Arvold's. Squemoqua St.
FIRST GLASS SHAVING
AND
Hair Dressing Saloon.
IMTTEDUPKCANEW AND ARTISTIC
1 manner. Every attention paid patrons.
I have fitted up and openea a first-class
Barbershop at Carl Adler's old stand on
Chenamus street, and am ready for Duslne3s
12 8m LKN. OiiLtK.
i var-a Tyt.m I Vkliitnlim iiul I1 p!(w( in- 1110 JvlUncVS mill Slrin 19 n Kn nmmnt
i in nil iiMT.-ii siiii nurnii's. lire iiuu-ijoii- -i,"" oiuuu.u titui anui iuiu u vnr
THE GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
BilEUXATISX,
Neuralgia,
Scblica, Lumbago.
HACK ACHE,
EIlBiC22, TOdHiCE
SCFE THROAT,
ji tr. sn EU.n03.
STRAINS,
So Culi, Btcjm,
FROSTBITES.
m;iixs.scAX.is,
Ant !! otUr tcJU Athet
and pits.
nm ecus i BoniL
ScM bj til Dro jtf tti asi
Dealer. DIrestUat In tl
Ths Chttls: A.VesItr C:.
r.:.in, ax, c. a. x.
1, STG9ZACB
&lTTEffS
Tliekuliirsi t as partners of the Mood,
plaint, di-esu.rlif uiuMtlsm and other all
I'l.rsoie
i V uuiniuiiiu
Lsr l: with leeularUA.
iy a'l uniUKisis aun ueaif rs
generally.
TUTTS
PtLLS
TORPID BOWELS,
DISORDERED LIVER,
and MALARIA.
From these sources arise thrce-fonrtua
of the diseases of tbo human race. These
symptoms Indicate their existence
Los of Appetite, Bonclt costive,
Kick TTcadache, fullness after eat
lu,nversIon to exertion of body or
mind, Eructation of food,lrrltabil
Uvof temper, Xor spirits, A feeling
orb.a Insrcelccted some duty,DIi
zlues8,FlattcrlnattheIIeart,Dots before the ej'es, lilphly colored,
Urlne,COXSTlPATIOX,and demand
tuo uic 01 aremedy that acts directly on
the Liver. AsaLivermedlcincTDTT'S
PIXL.S havo no equal. Their action on
Ski
orousbodi. TDTT'S T1L.I.S causo no
nausea or grinlng nor interfere with
tuny woi-k unu arc a perfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
tola OTerrwhere 25s. OffioeilurraySt.N Y.
TUn'S HAIR DYE.
GiUTlLua orWuhkers changed In
stantly to a Glossv Ulack by a single
application of this Di E. Sold by Druff.
Tista.orsentby express on re coin tor U
Ofllee, ii ilurrav Street. New York.
En-73 U.IT?AIi OF rSZTUL SX3t?Z3 T3XL
JACKSON'S
ASTORIA
Dlrrmr V PrsnfnntinnnMf
DQfVery UUriI6CII0nGry
v J
I ouee ami Ice Cream Parlors.
OYSTERS
Xxx Every Stylo.
CHKJEAMUS STREET.
SUPER IOII
I Bread and Cakes
OF AEt KISDS.
Weddings and Parties supplied with strictly
FIRST-CLASS WORK.
French and American
CANDIES
Manufactured, Wholesale and Hetall.
Wilson & Fisher,
SHIP CHANDLERS.
DKAI.KnS IN
Iron, Steel, Coal, Anchors, Chains,
TAR, PITCH, OAKUM,
NAILS AND SPIKES,
Shelf Hardware, Paints and Oils
STEAM PACKING,
PROVISIONS,
FLOUR ANT IUIIX FEEIK
Agents for Salem Flouring Mills,
and Capital Flour.
FAIRBANKS STANDARD
SCALE S.
All sizes, at Portland Prices, In Stock.
Corner Chenamus and Hamilton Streets
" iLSTOKIA, OREGON.
iiflSTlTTE&v
H W CELEBRATED l X
9SSSt2iK tivflSifeSIPk "JL&k?XTT! ff
SPRING OPENING
The Mammoth Clothing Emporium
. n. Kikicr
Opens This Day
Prices eft Zero.
M. D. KANT, The Boss Merchant Tailor
LNTT OtiOTHIHR.
Mi are aud Shio Ctofllery
A. VAN DUSEN & CO..
liFAI PKH IN
Hardware and Ship Chandlery,
Pure Oil. Bright Varnish,
Binacle Oil, Cotton Canvas,
Hemp Sail Twine,
Cotton Sail Twine,
Lard Oil,
Wrought Iron Spikes,
Galvanized Cut Nails,
Agricultural Implements,
.Senilis "Uuchliirs,
3titit uiul tits. ;rwtrieJ. t'iv.
IO.OOO BOTTLE SOLO
Great Northwestern Remedy.
TAKE IT
W.PFUNDER'S.
Oregon Blood Purifies,
KIDNEY S-LIVERJDiSEASES. Dr'SPfcPSIA.'
UUHt-a ' -.
PaVPLES.BL07C8ESANDSKM DISEASES.,
HEADACHE C0ST1VENESS.
Those who work ".it-ly ami l.iie nefl a
w holosoine, lellablo 3I tllcine liko Pftintlcr'-.
Oregon Iilood Purifier. As a rciuvth and
lrerntatheof dlsi-aof. II cannot be beat.
It chocks Ilheumatism and MalarU, relieves
Constipation, Djvprpsln .ind ItUIontines and
puts fresh cneig into iJicsWemby making
Sew IIcli Mood." All Druisrs aud Deal
ers keep it. 51 00 bottles Cf.ir5 00.
Ed. D. Curtis & Co.
tery
UNSURPASSED
IN
STYLE AND FINISH.
NEW
FURNITURE,
A COMPLETE STOCK.
C. H. BAIN & CO.
DEALERS IX
Doors, Windows, Blinds, Transoms
Turning. Bracket Work.
Sliop Work
Aspeolalty.and all work Rturanteed.
Oak, Asb, Bay, and Walnut lumber; Ore
jjtfn and Port Orford Cedar.
All kinds of boat material on band.
C. II. BAIX A CO.
BANKING AND INSURANCE!
I. W. CASE,
Broker, Banker, and Insur
ance Agent,
ASTORIA. - OREGON.
OFFICE HOUKS :
From 9 o'clock A. M. until 3 o'clock P. M.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
By tke Xlght. Dny, Week er Moath
WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD,
With use of Parlor, Library and all the com
forts of a nome. lernus ruuiuwic
Apply to
iraa v n. wnrnvv
Cor. Main and JeBetson sb.
m
Carpets
Mols
for Inspection;
THE LARGEST
Finest and Best
STOCK
Of Men's tnd 8oyt' Wearing
APPAREL
North of Sari Prkhcisco'.
Look Out for KtvtHiM
IN
Every Department
THE
TAILORING DEPARTMENT
Contains the Choicest- Partcfia la
Spring and Summer Goods.
A Complete Fit and Workmanship
Guaranteed In all Gaiacafe.
STOHE & DAVIDSON
(HUME'S BUILDING.)
AGEXOY
Red Crown Fleur:
Guaranteed a Superior Article?.
DELtEEIiS
GRAIN,
MILL' FEED,
POTATO
Country Produce, Etc.
-Consignments Solicited, and Advance
made on same.
A ARNDT & FERUHEN,
AS rOKI A. OKKtJON.
The Pioneer Machine Sh'op
BLACKSMITH
SHOP
AMI
Boiler Shop
AU kind ol
ENGINE, CANNEEY,
AXI
STEAMBOAT WORK
Promptly attended to.
A specialty made of repairing
CANNERY DIES,
FOOT OF LAFAYETTE 8THEET.
ARNDT & FERGHEN,
Agents for Oregon, Washington Territory,
and Alaska for
E. VF. BLISS'
Special Cannery Machinery !
Engines, Soldering Machines,
improved Acid Bath and Crimping
Machines,
Power Presses, Foot Press', .
Squaring 8 hears,
And all other machinery uaed la canneries.
Including the new
COMBINATION DIES.
Working without small springs, constantly
on hand.
We respectfully Invite all cannerymea to
call and examine the aboye machlaery as-It
is greatly superior to any heretofore Intro
duced on this coast. Orders solicited.
ARNDT A FERCMEJf.
Foot of Lafajette Street,
Astoria, Oregon.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
Bentok Sthket, Nkab Parkkb Hoube,
ASTOKIA. - OREGON.
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
LAND anfl MAE1M EMGKES
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work
and Cannery Work a spe
cialty. Of all Deseriptieaa aae f rtlep
at Skert Hetlce.
A. D. Wash. Prealdent.
J. G. Hobtlkb, Secretary,
I. W. Case, Treasurer.
johk Fox,Superlnteadent.
Seining Ground fw Rent,
PI FRONT OF B. aINDBED'S CLAIM,
near Fort Stexeus. . .
Enautre on the premises or et C, A.-Hy,
Astofi. aaS3-la
HOT. EJlS &b RES TrAtJRAJTTS'.
BARKER HOTSE.
m. m. fajikcs. Pro..
AJ3XORIA, - . OREGON.
Al.OBpaSYj. - - Day Clerk.
PfeH.BOWjEB8, ,.- - Nlhtadc.
Jit DltFFY his "tnVBir MrtEllUirMroW
Fint ClaM in all KiipeoU
U
FiicOAoa'-ro iitiiBaraE:
A Good Cup of Coffee
AND OtSTEKS" Af
MrSPowtU' Coffee House;
Oa Mala Street next to OMgoMikery.
Campi Restaurant.
XJ6W AJTDl Wltl. E4UIP?XJ
I.. Serra has rriwiUt his establishment and
Ls prepared-to accommodate the traTellng
public. . s.
A god meaifuralsked at any Eour of the
aayorsifBtr -. ,
The finest Liquors adtars at. the bar.
Two doors west of Ike Foster's.
B2fca ' LUIQI SEBSA.
HiredwLie !
AND
J EFf
OF THE CHOP HOUSE
Can. prove by his hooks tbt be Is doing the
Biggeu dusuum w asy
RESTAURANT
In th att. and ka vlll cniarojaf tn !vft
i Tw riT""' . -3- " o ' - ---j
tw west-wow tut aun.
t MAiXXfii
CENTRAL MARKET,
GeMMl MwrtButt ?f tttHe itoak; ttmsxaatly
;eaa, sacfta.
Cilinid Frulti if'Jefly,
Bacw, HtittuMftrf ;Lrd
Eggr, Butter, 'Cruise,"
Mth FruHs udXff ittMti
FiskfJPMittryf tfrfaMf ,
fa the SMspa.
Cttjirs and Ttbtcco,
Bestof Wiriei and Liquors.
All cheap for CASH. Goods soid. on com
mission. Opposite I. W. Case' afore.
J. R0DGEK3.
wisnmoTON market,
Mala street, Aatarta, rcgea.
BKOsiAW BEXBT, PKPMIETK8.
RESrECTFOLLY CALL. THE ATTEX
ilort of the public to the fact that the
above Market will always bo supplied with a
FOLL VARIETY hfD BEST QUAUTX
FRItH AND CURKD MI ATS 1 I
Which will be sold at lowest rates, whole
gale and retail. .
easpeclar aite&tion giren to supplying
ships.
STAR MARKET.
WHElftY k OOKPAIfT,
Fresh and Cared Meats,
FRUITSy BUTTER, and EGGS.
OPPOSIXB OCCIDENT HOTEL,
CHILVAMUli Hret. Aateria, Ok
WYJin & THOMPSON.
DEALEBSLN
FRESH AND CURED MEATS,
CHOICE GEOCEEIES,
PROVISIONS,
Crockery and Glassware.
TVrm, Feed, S2to,
GEOEGE LOVETT,
Tailiriii CleaiiDi Re jairiBL
NEAT, CHEAP AMD QUICK.
Mala SC, aypaaUe V. iMk'i, Astsria, .
A. M. JOteSOK. C. J. J0H2TSON.
Astoria Sail Loft
MANUf ACTUBERS OF
SAILS, TENTS, AWNINGS,
TABPAULINS,
And CTbrythlsjrebe pertaining to our
BualceM.
LowettPric aiutBtttWork
For yoar Money,
At the Old Stand.
Lear youx.orders-and get yoar Ttork
WWW WUWJ.
JOmNSONAOO.
OregoQ.
4 Astoria, i -
BUSINESS OAEDS
aSO. A. DOKJII, 00. NOiOJfC-
PIOLaJlb fc BORlaV,
ATTOSNEYS AT LAW. "
Office! In KInney'3 Bloct, opposite City
HaU, Ajtorfe, dgofi.
L Attwnsy and DoHnstW it Ltw! "2,
Boom No. e, oyer White House.
ASTORIA, OREUON,
e. w. rtmroK. o. c. tuviox.
FUI.TOII BBOTHSM,
ATTOB2TEYS AT LAW.
Booatjand if. Odd Fellows Balding.
T q.ABWLBY, -
ATTORNEY AT LAV.
Chenaatna facet, - - ASTORIA, QBJUJQH
JOKPat A. GUJu,
ATTOBNBY-AT-LAW.
WtMBe with J. Q A. Bowlbyr
ABTOBIA,
Oregon.,.
Qa J. cuatTia,
ATT'r AT LAW.
Notary Public, CotnmlssJoaerei Deeds toi
C&llfacolx, New York aad Washington. Ter
ritory. ,
Rooms 3 aad 4. Odd Fellows BoUalag.As
torla.Oregon. ,
N.B.-rCIUa siWaAlnton. D. 0., aad
collections aspeclalty.
A T". AliliEX,
Astasia Aeat
HambUrf-MagdefHirj
and German-American"
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
T? G. SOLDK3I,
NOTABY PUBLIO,
ADOTIONERB, COMSnSBION AHU IN
SDBANCE AGENT.
0.
W. X.EIGK,
ABCHITECT AND DRAUGHTSMAN.
Scholars recelTSd for Couaa of Draughting
TOfflc'ovar Whfta House Store.
&
EXO F. JPARKB.
SURVEYOR OF
Clataa Caaatr.ax City af Aaterta
OOce r-Chenamus street, Y. M. 0. A. hall
Boom No. 8.
Q BEXMOSt MABTIJr.M.O.,
Fkyitalaa aa Smrgeaa
ASTORiA,
OREGON.
OFFicE-Room 12, Odd Fellows Building.
Residence Hume's building, up stairs.
TAT TUTTIiE. M. I.
PHYSIdAN AND SUBGEON
Oftice Booms 1, 2, aad S, Pytulafl Build
ing; Besioxxce" On Cedar Street, back of
St. Mary's HospltaL
r. P. HICKS. A. E. SHAW .
HICKS A SHAW,
DENTISTS.
Boorai In Allen's Building, up stairs, cor
ner Cass and Squemoqua streets. Astoria,
Oregon.'
J. RISBERQ.
Practical Tailor.
On Genevieve street, opposite Bozortb &
Johns. Jio-sm
Bozorth & Johns,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents;
and Brokers.
ASTORIA.
Otegoe.
Buy and sell. aB kinds of Real Estate and
repreMQt the following Fire
Insuraaca Conpanles :
Scottish Union and Na
tional, Phenlx of Hartford
Home of New York,
Hamburg and Bremen,
Western.
Phenlx of Brooklyn.
Oakland Home.
asseU
33,0000
4J6Q0fltQ
2,0004)00
900,009
4300 JOW
900.0W
Policies written by us In the Phoenix and
Home aad Scottish Union and National at
equitable rates.
GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY.
Bills of Exchange on any
Part ot Europe.
1AM AGENT FOB THE FOLLOWING
well known and commodious steamship
lnes,
STATE LINE. BED STAR.
WHITE STAR.
HAMBUBa-AMEBICAN,
DOMINION LINE,
NATIONAL, and AMERICAN LINE.
Prepaid tiokets to or from any European
port. - .
For full Information as to rates of fare:
MUllng days. ec, apply to j
B. S. Worsley,
AUCTIONEER
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT
gyOfBce and Ware Rooms on Squemoqua
Street, nextdoor to corner of Olaey.
Adran cements made on Consignments' -
Ha Ckargea far Starace af ea.
A Private Carriage
CAN BE PEOCDBED AX ANY HOUBu
by sending order to Occident Hotel or
B. F. Stevens Co.'a store.
, Pasaeniers and baggage taken to raornlag
boats. Ready at all times.
Premium aaa SatMaetlaa 6aanaU4.
F. D. BLAXX. :