y- -uv 0 ASTORIA, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, ItfSi. PRICE, FIYE CENTS. VOL. XX. XO. 170. SOME CUBIOSITIES 01' GOVERNMENT. Nest to the president of tlie United States, the best paid federal official is the cleric of the supreme court. The states of Colorado, Florida, Delaware. Nevada, Oregon, Ehode Island and Vermont have less than one-half the population of Illinois, but have the same number of repre sentatives in congress tvrenty-hvo. Pennsylvania has a larger number of postoffices than any other state. Not a clerk in the pension office in Washington draws less than $1,000 a year salary; the averago for the 1173 clerks being 1,29L Even the copyists get 900 a year. These clerks have light labor and. short hours. The average sary of the railway postoffice clerks throughout the coun try is onlyS?i77 a year. The-e men work hard, at the most trying labor, and have long hours. Eighty years ago "North Carolina had as many representatives in con gress as New York. North Carolina now has nine, or one less than in 18S0, while New York has thirty-four. There are 410 type-setters, besides apprentices, in the government print ing office. Estimating cogress to be in session 203 days a year, the salaries of sena tors and representatives amount to about 10,000 a day. The state of Nevada, which has two senators and one representative in congress, ha3 not so large a popula tion by 617 souls as the city of New Haven, Conn. A number of the United States sen ate's employees are put down on the records as "skilled laborers," and draw pay at 1,000 a year, while those who are'merely "unskilled laborers" get $340 a year. The distinction be tween the two is in the kind of brooms they manipulate. The skilled laborer uses a common broom to sweep the flagging, while the un skilled laborer wields a coarse broom in sweeping the carriageways. During the past ten years the gov ernment has expended nearly $70, 000,000 in caring for the Indians. The total number of Indians attached to agencies is only 246,000, and of these 60,000 in Indian Territory, 7,700 in Wisconsin and 5,000 in New York are supposed to be at least partially self-supporting. Last year the postoffice department used $11,000 worth of ink in stamp ing and cancelling letters. The five states of Colorado, Dela ware, Florida, Nevada and Oregon combined have not so great a popula by about 100,000 souls as the city of New York. Yet New York"icity has but eight representatives in con gress while the five states named have sixteen, besides their ten sena tors. In the fiscal year ending June GO the government's disbursements for pensions reached a sum which exceeds by six millions of dollars the dis bursements for all other purposes in ihe year 18S0. There are in the railway mail ser vice fifteen clerics who draw a t-aiary of S12 a year each. From the five states of New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio and Mas sachusetts the govctnment derives half of all its postal revenues. Last year the government paid lor several copies .of PaeJ: for Ihe us, of department officials. The government expeuueu &il,'Slb. capitol and grounds. ilore than one-half of tho inl revenno receipts ol the govern rn comes from the four stales of Illinois. New Yoik, Ohio and Kentucky. To wait uiKn the 70 senators there are 242 employees, not counting watchmen, police and librarians. Virginia has now the same number of congressmen she haa m tho yea iv ior.f M r- rfi. Avio-;,..iti I-81 senator uoin ann.ner v.tit;rii , sa s-s- sa -"';,"&'; 8 nSsUSSlOWaycar to Ifeht the !?" '!$! f. XlS'"1!!?!!?: ' 1790, when there wore olv C5 fflt?ni--srarm cab-not enunc U, ho tooK y uIb f io imvco ! rm from Ghnstumia, und when jtir ThaStTSlpostofflceB in the ! tjie boundary mot his minis country in which tho annuaLsalary ot ' ?. to tU into his private car-, ,Cw,n0i;nnW;i .nago and with the train speeding tJ?SSn??!,sSyi?- J over Swedish around held thocoun-' .rodlili uuiua cust iuc 5vcuum-uii SI cents and 4 mills a thousand. "Five hundred and eighty-nine dollars fonvines, liquors and mineral waters for use of board of visitors to naval academy," is an item in last year's expenditure of the govern-! TOent. The pension office expends more ' thau $80,000 a year in-.cstigating al- leged pension frauds. At the signal service training ' school, Arlington Heights, the stu- dents of meteorology, barometers and anemometers are compelled to leave their study tables in the exact center of the room, their bunks in a certain position in a certain comer, their coats upon certain nails, ahd their test books piled up in a certain man ner, before retiring for the night; Mipsfi and a hundred other similar 'rtLfVI. W. RUDDOCK, Their Sunday dinner is coflee, bread 7 and dried apples stewed After having expended more than a t.r.T.ir.ofi million dollars upon its buildings in the District of Columbia, ; the government finds itself paying; nearly $6,000 a month for private ; buildings. The postoffice department uses SS0,000 worth of wrapping twine a vear. The thirteen states of Aikansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Delaware, Nebraska, Nevada, Oregon, New Hampshire, Ehodo Is land Vermont and West Virginia, with' an aggregate population which Joes not exceed that of the stato of New 5Tork alone, have twenty-six United States senators to New lork a California, with less than half the population of Indiana, pays to the government more money for the postal SeAmong the expenditures of the gov ernment last year was an i em -For manufacturing meaak, S2og9u. tj. Hia fovernment 187,00J a vear to maintain lights and buoys on J the Ohio, jLiainji"- " nTLflfr, of all the MfiwennnflPB .A -.iftflls sent through '"-""l"!'"'" the Sis by publishers at p.ound rates Sailed at New York city. Nineteen thousand seven hundred and eighty-eight dollars of the public funds were recently expended for "machinery and experiments in the manufacture of sugar." To supply public buildings through out the country with fuel, light and water requires an expenditure of $1000 a day. Seven hundred and fifty persons are constantly employed by the two honses of congress (while in session) in and about the capitoh The government has sold more than two hundred million dollars' worth of public lands in eighty years. In ILe last twenty years the gov ernment has paid in interest on the public debt the enormous sum of $2,089,000,009, a sum which would de fray all tho expenses of the govern ment, excepting interest on the public dibt, for nearly nine years to come at the present rate of expenditure, and for nearly thirty-five year? if expenses could be limited to what they were in I860. i The Uprising of the Southern Postmaster. Under the present apportionment, ! the southern states will have oOU del egates to the national convention. ThnrA ic jalwrnva tin fYnor(fitinn :ihmit election time, that tho republicans j will secure some electoral votes in ', that part of the country, but so far, except in the scandalous scenes of 1876, that expectation has not been realized. It is certain that the pros-, pects do not seem jusi now to be brighter than usual. But tho 300 delegates who will appear from the region in which Republicans have not much chance, constitute more . than a third of tho national republi-! nan convenlion. That bodv will con sist of 820 delegates, The" r00 dele-! gates from the south, the 72 delegates . from New York, with little outeido, assistance can make the nomination. 1 Tho delegates that are now being J daily elected in the south belong to the official class. They are postman-1 ters and collectors of internal revenue ; ovifl 41ica Tt-ill lirt nanorollr fnr 41n uuu iuuju nxii Jt. . it..u. t .w party in power. An effort was wade . ffiJietigSfib to remedy this weakness in the or- j through wvaknevi, the need toning They! rrnnizntinn some lime airo It was become healthfully acta c by tne uj of Hon- j ganization some ume jo- , tetter.3 stomach Hitters, when falling short proposed to base representation m tof .liHf flon, other sources. This supeiu the republican national convention atiinulatlni; tonic also prevents anil arrest on renublican votes This would ' fever and amie, constipation. Iher com on npauuLdii "J. ".""?" plaint. dyspeiwa. rheumatism ftnil othrr cli have reduced tue southern delegates ,- t-i,rt ithrpaniaiiu. - by about ono- -third. The south and the north would have been on an eoualitv. But the "machine' was not willing to surrender the advan-1 tage which it enjoyed in this connec- tion. It was represented that it would not be wise to discredit the republican party of the south when ) it wrs struggling into existence. There was enough o truth mixed up j with the false proposition to carry it. "We shall see before long what the effect is going lo ba. A SEN.vrora.Ui ILr.iT..uoi:.'AnoN--A largo and imposing senator from a ( western wtale was walking up and down the Honator chamber behind the chairs. His hands met at thr small of his back, and one of them j held the other. His -step was stately, ' and his head leaned lorwnrd u triilc. T 4 lw. fArt rtn 4l to irf ll'V "l " "-? "".i".4. r "V,V.,..i v- ?" v" ' "" '"" ?i-i .. ' "" . TO - iC U " o : j m tho corner oi tin .senate cliamtpr at a senator fioin another wo-siern 'Wliv. lie tbinlcs heft, n thinking." Washington llcpublh-au. On a recent occasion when Kin ( Oscar, vrlrilc ia tlie Norweginu capi tal, desireil to meet lii' Swedish initi-' .. .. , r T, . ii. Ull lllUil iiuu tut-ic. ii i-, titija me Swedish papers, probably tho only; instance on record of a king's having 1 presided over a council of Inn mum ters on a railroad train. " ' The editor of the La Grande Jitcoi a "wants to bet a white plug hat "that J any man not blind in both eyes will , bo able to see tho headlight of a loco- j motive from the University dome be- j fore tho Fourth of July." t The St. .Jacobs Oil Family Cal- attractive work ot its kind ever is sued, can bo had by addressing Scp- PLT DnrARTMEXT, TlIE ClIABLES A YoaELEit Co., BaiiTImobe, Md., and inclosing a two-cent postage stamj. Practical Plumbing in Ail its Branches. Steam uA Gas Fixtures, 1 Complete StoL oi rirst-clsss Material. All H'ork OonrantcPd. Oillou and .Shon in linnie' bulldliiEr, :rar oi Wheelfr & Hnhb'n. ABtorln, Oregon. m.iit i:. Oats, and Straw, flay, Briok. Cement, and Sand. Wood Delivered to Order. Dray ng, Tpuming, and Exrress Business enu.Ki: is WIMES, LIQUORS AND C1CAS. For Sale. ! i. jfMTlis di:y hemlock which .f II f""V.r .'..:..... r.. .11oM rviir IllV 1 Will Ul'ilVIT Ji l"' uww" "- Match Etst, 1881. iiju fining hciiuiui. atuii in tiiz, jiiu-iiu. i , i "lnere s a man who is laoonng uuaer " .in vfln- i.lr:iiicTt lifjlliift'lltifmn. "AVllSlf cut v -'. "-;r", . ." ...,,., :.,j ; i is it. r iiuiiurcu ijjc .-miiivu mt-jiu. j THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY FOR PAIN. BHEU3IATIS3f, Neuralgia, Sciatic, Lumbago, BACKACHE, EldiCEJ, IWIZ1CKI. SORE THROAT, QU.V3T.SffLUXa. SPXtXISS, cuzm, Cats, Znlxs, ra03TEITE3, BCBXS, SCAXDS. Xnl It otter tcHij it nm cists i boris. Soil bj all DrajtUli tsl Dealtrt. SlrerUjat !a 11 TtottirlHA-VspUrC:. BtlUocre, K4, C.S.1. H " CELEBRATED HX kfc 6T03KACB & Fitters n. I ..... .. ..-l.i..... n... t.i. ., For sale by all Drujjelsts abd Dealer-. j jjeueia ally. TUTT'S PILLS TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, and MALARIA. Xrornthesa sources arisothioo-iourtbs of tho diseases ofthohumirarnco. Those symptoms indicate their existence Xioss of Appetite, Bourclo costive. Hick Headache, liilliictis after eat imf.nvemlon to exertion of body or mind, Eructation of fond, Irrltabil 1 tvof temper, Iiovr spirits, Afeeling oi aavingnegiectea omo auty,iiz ElnesK,Flattcrlrifrattherieart,I)otB 'Sill ! orVa I onon imnt- lierore the eyes, highly colored Urluc,COSSTlPATIOAnnddeuiand i ucusooi a icincdy that acta direct 1 tho Liver. AsaLlvormedicineTUT 1'ITLS have no equal. Thelrnctlonon tho Kidncvs and hkin is alao uremnt: removing nil impurities through these thrco Hcavenpcra of the ftystcm," protlucliu; n)petite, sound digestion, remilnr stools, a clenr skin nnd a vig orous body. TUTT'S PIIns cause no nauscn or griping nor interfere with dally work and are a perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. holdeverywhere.x OUieo44 .Murmvb'.N V. TUTT'S HI! DYE s GiutHaik on WniSKEKS chunired In. stantly to a Gwssr Blapic by a single application of this lixu. Sold by Dru?- Xists.orsent by ex;ros3 oa rceelptof iu Oaice. U ilurrnv Stroet. New York. 3 iUK?Z& C? VZZZVI, 22&B73 fSSE. FOH Finest Groceries, i FOffl & STOKES.! . 1 'UL 1 T. t1 HARBWAEE ANTD SMp Chandlery. NEW SLIP .)at F!nih't m Koar.f Stoio OHAS, A, MAY New Store, New Stock To. Fancy Uoods, Tobacco and Ciears. FOREIGN AND DOMCSTIC PHUITS ft. FINE ASSOETMENT. Saueinoqiui.treei.nfxt door to thp Empire Stort. nl"-cni W. K DEMENT & CO. ASTOKH, - - - ORKKN Carry In Stock, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, TOILET and FANCY ARTICLES. ljv'! i pi totis nri'fniSv (iinixuindwl l-'oi DysKpsia aiitlLivcr Gctuplaint, w have a printird jrnarantee ou even buttle ot Slitloh':, Vitallzer. It never falls to cute.. Sold byW, E. DemenU i a SVWBfBltSCcWf j iTh SPRING OPENI e Niammoih uioining t OF "MaRSi1. fSd, J&.dfe-o- J Opens This Day ' i:? &!? I2rlos crt 2Sero. M. D.KANT, TheBossMercliaiitTailor -isrjD ohot:o:x:e33ei.. ss i Hardware and SMp Chanulery ! A. VAN DUSEH & GO., ' UKXLKCa JN Hardare and Ship Chandlery, j Pure Oil, Bright Variiish, Binncle Oil, Cotton Canvas, HfAmp Sail Twine, Cotton Sail Twine, Lard Oil, Wrought Iron Spikes, , Galvanized Cut Nails; Agricultural Implements, lulnl. ;t? Oils. farorwCot. "t". 10,000 BOTTLE? SOLD Great Northwestern Remedy. aM TAKE IT H Obqsn Blood Puhifieh. WDMEyUVCfLKSEASES. D?SFEP3IA. k.PJKPiCB.2.0 rSFK .SD SK5,r 3SCASllJ T:-o ."u .-.rl. .. :.: 1 l: wi- w .r-rS-oj.:il-i..l.-31-:.-infrl.kO'rcadir-N UUKLia 1 Orrvnn ttlooil I'urlUir. As -i )in.i :iuit ' j re"jiJa:liMfu-,-ix,H iv i-ftsnni: te he:it. It check Blicoxaaliiia and llnlarl. r.'Iic( -. i L'utttliitIon, lrn(-p!j :u.d HIl!onKuc-. nndi nut? troth encuy iiilt thf s;.-tnt tuiUln; I en Kich uioo.1. ah urazac-'ji ami utj 5 4-M:.t-5 It. M oolnittl'3i:forfrji. 'C. H. BAIN & CO. I-VLUII- IN Doors, Windows, Blinds, Transoms Turning, Bracket Work. Sliop WcirlsL A spec .t'ty, and sll v ork KUHi-cntecd Osk, A-li. 1U , and W iilnui Inialwr . Oiv Kon and Port Orford Codhr. All kiL- of !oaf inalrnal nu hund. i H. UAl & . Wilson & Fisher, SHIP CHANDLfttS. IJ.AI,KP.R IN Iron, Steel. Coal, Anchors, Chains, i TAR, PtTCH, OAKUM, NAILS AND SPIKES,! Shelf Hardware, Paima and Oils; . STEAM PACKING, Agents for Salem FR tiring Mills, and Capital Flour. FAIRBANKS STANDARD 8 G A L E 8. All hlH. ai I't.ttUnd Pricoa, in Stock. Corner OhPnaniu.- and liamllton StreeM iVIOiUA.OHEGON. THE CELEBRATED Foley Springs. PETEi: ItfNM. iMamiser. rstiESr ci:i.KUi:ATi:i jikuicinali X SKnwtBttmleriin Line founty. Oregon, ( are imwiunVd for thw euro of Cnt.nuhal nf- fwtlofs l.hi:iiiutii:!. and lvijk,usla. : tin ttb.u.it tlr-liBtiirtit thf Noithwf wir.J Kvtry c:ire L tlvtn tuvjuhu and thoe who pk tin- Im'kpM "f tho waters. Canncfs :eav- ihe 1st. Charlrs linttl. l.u g?neCity,ererj irin'5Jay and .Nttnrday. direct lor. the Spring. mporium aisrT for Inspection. THE LARGEST Finest and Best Of Men's and Boys" Wearing APPAEEL North of Sun Fruncisco. Look Out for Novelties IN Every Department. THE TAILORING DEPARTMENT Gout-ins tin I'twireat Pattenw In Sprlnp and Summer floods. A Complete Tit rn.1 Workmanship Guaranteed in all ChrraenH. 0P .HOtr.'s j'.tni.mxc. ;i:'Y Red Grown Flour. tjarame'-d n Surirlof Aitlclt? DEALSISS GEAIK, - . MILL TEED, . POTATOES, sy Country Produce, Ete. f--r.)nsb!iniL'ia-SlIcltod. nnd AiIviuicm ninde on inio. S.AKXDT & PKKUHEiV, .sru:A. tutKooy. The Pioneer Machine Shop M M!ill .jS&Z&s j-WST' v-' Jt7' J' - -JS$$M-Z!- 7?fr $ on;nr e,nil DU,'i-r iWV All s ! i' t KHGIHB, CAMNESY, SfSAXSBOAT WOEK Fruniptly attended to. A !k iui: mad;" ct repairing CANNERY DIES, fK)T Ol' iaFAYKTTK STKEET. ARHDT & FERCHES, ffirltory. m.d l;iikn for rj Fngines Sohieur.ij Machine, improved AciJ Sat ft nnd Crimping Machineii, roiuet Presses, foot Presses, Squaring Shssr3, And all other machinery i.sfil In 'ann.-rlcs Including the nw ; COfnBlNATION DIES. i WorKitu; without small spilugf co:utaiuiy on 1:2nd. Wo fi'opoctfullv hivitv all cii:in-tinen to iflllnndi:niiti(tliia!miniHPhiiii,rv a? It h greatly nt..ilr tu .iv h-riifiire intro duced oil tln vnjt. rrdOf. wllcite!. .ri.Td FRHC1IK.V. FiMit if l.a!uett Stiiel, Astoria, Oreeon. ASTORIA IRON WORKS. UKXTurOUKKT, Nkak Paukek Hopsk, VSTOltlA. 011KGON. I GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS. JLANDai MARIE EMIHES I Boiler Work, Steamboat Work and Cannery Work a spe cialty. O j3w TIKTCS-S , Orali CJewx-iptlons marto to Order nt Short Xotlre. A. n. W.vss, President. .1. a. IIU3Tt.yit,Secretarr. I. W. OAHrivaurer. John Fox.Suncrintondcnt. For Sale. TIVK IIUNDBCO nnHDS DliY UEM- inofc u'ond. whiehlwlll deliver at tho house ot customers forSI a cord. DraylnKornll kind? done at reajiuuMe rates. . k. aiAKiun. ONE & DAVIDSON nOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. PARKER HOUSE, II. B. PAKKKB. Prop.. ABTORIA, - - - OREGON. Al. CROSBY. - - D.xy Cleric rhlLBOWEBS, - - Night Clerk, .las. DUFFY ha the Bar and Billiard room. First Class in all Repeots. f riKK .tX.CU TO TflJK liOCSK. A Good Cup of Coffee AND OYSTERS AT Mrs. Powell's Coffee House, On Mhln 3tit next to Oregon Bakery. Campi Restaurant TIIKOL'UBOUT. L. .Scrrit hj. rebuilt hi-. eabltHUment and is prepared to suvomm.iatc the traTeUng puhllc. A good men! fumblicd at ?n hour of the d.iy or tilcht. he fiift Llfjuois and Cg:- st the har. Two denrs (t tl lk' Foyer's. n-2-fw J.iriCH SERRA. Figures lew Lie ! JEFF OF THE CHOP HOUSE Cm rntivo by Ids tooKi that he Is dolnc the I'laCii-it uQ.hH-s of au y EESTAXJEANT In the city, twirt hi will Ruarcntee to give ix" ne5 meat ror can. iiARKETri. WASMOK MARKET, SZalaMieet, intorln, Orefcoa. REKGH V t BEKBV, FKOP&ICTOIU. pE.SPOrFCI.LCALL THE AlTEN IX tiou oi the public to the fuct that the above Market ul alwaj s bo supplied with a PUT".!. VaWETY AND HE3T QTJAUTX FRESH ARO CURED MEATS i ! Wlurli will l- vJiil a? Uncost wttt-, holJ sdleand lotail. CSTSpt'CMil :ttteitiJiti qlvrn to -nppljinj: ship-j. Pacific Market. N. DAVICH & CO. - - Proprietors. t.eaw Vour Ordft rot Fisji. (lame. Eggs. Butter, VEGETABLES. ETC. We fttrtibU 1'iu.U.o. t. Fnhocd in Good Condition. iJr-.--ei f'lackens Vegetables, and iiajket l'nluc if sllainrta In season. A l'lue Meek of faKillj Win;s. Liquors, ira5ii lowers STAR MARKET. WHERRY fe COMPANY, Fresh niui CummI Ments, Veg.eta'bleB, FRUITS, BUTTER, and EGGS. OiM'OSlTK tHVlUMM IjOtKl.. fHF.XAMI'e. Hirrt. Aturiti. Ok WYATT & THOMPSON. Di.Al-fc.ria tN FRESH AND CURED MEATS, CHOICE GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Crockery and Glassware. IVIiXl JF"oca., Etc, A. M. JOHNSON. .". J. JOHNSON. Astoria Sail Loft. MANUf A0XUKKK3 OP SAILS, TENTS, AWNINGS, TARPAULINS, Ami tverj thtnj else pcrtalnina U our Huslni'?. LoweatPrice and Best Work J-'or your Alonr y, At the Old Stand. Leave your orders and net your work done nt once. .IOHNSON&CO. Astoria, - ' - Oregon. T. G. RAWLINGS. Wholaale and Itetall Dealer In Tropical, Domestic, Green and Dried .U1S. CANDIEri.DHIBD SIEATS, Urc. Flae Cigars tutd. Tofeaeee. Next door to' T. J, Arrold'3, Squetaoqaa St. BUSINESS CARDS. QZO. A. BORBI3. GSO. N0ZA2ID ATT0BNEY3 AT LAW Offloe lu Klnney'a Block, opposite Hall, Astoria, Oregon. City Q B. XnOIHSOA, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Room No. 6, oter "White House. ASTOKIA, OKECON. c. ir. rozxox. a. a. rtixrox. FVX.TOS BBOTBEBS, ATTOENfiYS AT LAW. fiooms&and c.Odd Fellows Building. J" q.A.BOWLBY, ATIOKNEY AT ULW. Cneaamtts tree, - - ASTOBIA, OBOX2i TOSEPM A. GUoIi. ATXOBNEY-AT-LAW. rOQlce wltli J. Q- A. Bowlby. ASTOBIA, Oregou. Qt J. CUSTI8, ATTT AT LAW. Noun-Public, Commissioner or Dccdifot Callroruli, New York and Washington Ter ritory. Booms 3 nnd i. Odd Fellows Blinding, A toria, Oretfon. N.B-Clslna al Washington. D. C, ana collections a specialty. A V. ALLF.X. isterla Aseat a Hamburg-Magdeburg and German-American FIBE 1NSUKANCK COMPANIES. PJ C. HOLDER, NOTABT PUBUO, AUCTIONED:, COMMI33ION ASU lb SDKANCE AOKN1. C. W. iKICK. ABCHITECr AXD DRAUGHTSMAN. Scliolars receired tat Coatge of Draughting TOfllce OTex White House Store. Q.RI.O F. PARKKR. 8URVEY0R OF Clatsop CoaHty.aad City or Astoria Office : Oheoaniua street, Y. it. C. A. tutii Boom No. 8. Q BKXSOA MARTiar,M,l., PyslclAB aad Sarseoit. ASTOBIA. - - OREGON. Os-wcx-Booia 12, Odd Fellow Building. BKStDENCK-Ilumc's bulldlny. up stairs. TAY TCTTUE. M. O. PHYSICIAN AHD SUltOEON Oi ncK Stents 1, 2, nnd ::. Pythian Build ing. BKiKXCi-On Ct-dar Street, back of St. aiatyN Hospital. t p. nxciu). A. E. SHAW. HICKS Oi SU AW. DESTLsTS. ltooiu.1 in Allen'd Building, up ittilrs. coi ner Cas and ucmoqua sixveU. Astoria Oregon. J. RISBERG. Practical Tailor. On Genevieve street, wppoalte Bozorth & John. JlO-sm Bozorth & Johns, Real Estate and Insurance Agents, and Brokers. ASTORIA. Oieon. Buy and wit all kinds of Keal Bttate and represent the following Firs Insurauco Conpanlea : Scottish Union and Na tional, U4el5 $33,000,00(1 Phoenix of Hartlord " 4J50OJ30O Home of New York, " 7 fiOQflao uamoui-g oud Krexnen. " 'i.000,000 Western. ' SOO.ucO Phenls ol Brooklyn. ifiOojXu Oakland Hume, " 00,000 Pullclea written br us lu the Phoenix and Home and Scottish Unldn and National at equitable rates. BANKING AND . INSURANCE ! I. W. CASE, Broker, Banker, and Insur ance Agent, ANTOKIA. -1 OBEC05. OFFICE OOUliS : From 8 o'clock A. U. until 3 o'clock 1 M. B. S. Worsley, AUCTIONEEK AND COMMISSION MERCHANT d-Offlce and "Ware Itoonu on Squeiaoo.ua Street, next door to oorner of Olney. Advancements made 00 Consignments- Ho Cliarse for Storajee of Good GE0EGE LOVETT, Tailoring, Cleaning Bepairini NEAT, CHEAP AND QUICK. Mala St., eppotlte N. Leb'a. Astoria, Or. G. A. STINSON & BLACKSMiTHiNG. CO.. At Capt. llosera old rtaad, come. r c-s aod Court StreetK. Wagons inada and repalrbd. guarantied. (rOOd WO rf