'?&'., : PJ ASTORIA, OREGON: SATURDAY MAY 3. 1J ISSUED EVERY MORNING. (Monday excepted) J.P.ALLOBAK &: COMPANY. PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS, A8TORIA.Jf BUILDING, - - CAPShTBEET Tenon of Subscription. borred by Carrier, per week 15efc bont by Mall, per mouth euett. ' onojear . Free ol postage to jsubvr'lMTs. '.W AdvertisemtnU Inserted by the year at the rate or 2 twr square per month. 1 ran slent advertising fifty cenn pr tquare, each Insertion. NEWS ABOUND TOWN. The April rainfall in Astoria was 4.50 inches. Nearly all the visiting Astorians re turned yesterday. The "Olive S. Soutfiard was still on Walker's Island bar at last accounts.J The estimated cost of tho improvement of Genevieve street aggregates S,81G.50. The-ditce starts np with the Henry Villard this morning, Captain Al. Betts, pilot. Astoria Division No. 1, Uniform Rank, K. of .P., is expected to complete its organization next Monday evening. No serious objection would bo offered if a few hundred thousand dollars were put in Immediate circulation in this city. The A. B. Field, chartered by the Asto ria and Coast Transportation Company, is advertised to sail for Gray's harbor this morning. Prof. Naef calls attention to the fact that the last of hi3 series of popular dancing parties win be given in fytniau hall this evening. From everv cannery on the river comes tho same report "very few fish.' The April run was very light, and the pack thus far is below that of the correspDiid ing season last year. Mr. C. "W. Stone, secretary of the Asto ria and Coast Transportation Company, gives notice of an assessment of 25 per cent on tho capital stock of the company, payable immediately at his office. The county appropriations of school moneys is late this year by reason of un usual delinquencies. Mr. Sloop, the su perintendent, thinks that it will be made abouti;he 30th', and will be about as last year. E. A. Noyes has resigned as director of the Astoria and Coast iu asportation company, and has severed all connection with the company. Capt. J. G. Hastier takes his place. Mr. C. W. Stone was last evening elected as secretary of tho com pany. The men engaged in putting the water pipe into condition were busy yesterday at C. Leinenweber's. On Monday work will be begun on Main street, and Mr. "Welch, the superintendent, thinks that water will be flowing in the mains by the-SOth. A good many remember Geo. Cabaniss, a son of Dr. Cabaniss, of upper Astoria, and a clever young man of 22. His father received word yestiday that George nnd been appointed assistant dis trict attorney of'Sau Francisco, Cal. "Well Clatsop county is not wholly un appreciated. The British iron bark Jessie Jamison, now at Victoria, has been chartered by A. W. Berry of. this oity to load salmon at Astoria for London direct. She will go on-berth about the 15th, and will take about 20.000 cases. The Jessie Jamison will be the first vessel to load salmon whdllyat .Astoria this season. On Thuredayovening Astoria lodge I. O. G. T., installed ths newly elected offi cers, as follews: "W. C. T., J. E. Ress: W. V. T., tfora-Higgins; W. S., W. A. Sherman: W. A. S., Ella Rucker; W. F. S.. C. C. Babhidge; W. T., D. H. Caswell; W. M., T. Trullinger; W. L G., Minnie Brodie; W. O. G., A. McBeth; P. W. C. T., Scott Bozorth. The .Henry Villard, a fine American ship, of 1,553 tons register arrived in yes terday to load flour. The way that some business is transacted incites criticism. Here is this vessel now in tho river. She loaded railroad iron at New York for the Northern Pacific Railroad company. She want" to Tacoma where her cargo was unloaded and shipped by rail to Al bina, and then she came around hero in eoal ballast to load for her return. Some people would S3y, "Why not have coma nara at first, and discharged dirct?M Why indeed! Immediately after the nominating of the presidential electors at tho Republi can state convention in Portland last Thursday; .the several judicial districts held ' their nominations. The Fifth judicial district, composed of Crook, Clackamas, Clatsop, Columbia, Wasco and "Washington counties, had before it two candidates for distnot judgG: F. J. Taylor, of this city, and "W. D. Hare, of Washington. Mr. Taylor was nominated on the first ballot, the vote standing Taylor, 25; Hare, 16. T. A. McBrido was nominated by acclamation for district attorney. Thos. Eccles, wno has been living for sometime on his place on the Nehalem near Vesper, met with a severe loss last Wednesday. He went a short distanoe frni Ms house to burn some brush, and in some unacoountablo way the house caught fire and with its contents was entirely consumed. Mr. Ecoles and his wife ore a hard-working couple and by close economy had saved suffi cient to pay for tho passage from Eng land of one of their sons. This sum, which was in greenbacks, was also burned up, and. so rapid was the progress of the vflamesiKat nothing could be saved. They ore ntlirjy;destitute and in urgent need of assistance. Mr. Eocles was severely burned while-trying to save some of his propertyind, altogether this is a case that appeals to the bonevolenca of our citizens. Lost. On Tbursdpy afternoon, probably in the vicinity of N. Johansen's, a small memorandum book, sheep binding, had a letter Addressed "Win. E. Joplin. Leavo at Steven's Book store or Booth's can nery arid "be rewarded. Wm. E. Joplin. Wanted. 10,000 lbs'clean rags, rope and net t,by the first of June, at Joplin's Jnnk Store, Mam St., Astoria. Pearls of English Song. a choice collection of most beautiful and popular esongs, about 100 pieces, in paper.loth or gilt binding, cheap at Aalert Discount to teachers. Jf ttsician toolr Here. Oairandjjet Special catalogue of sev eral thousand ilecesf sheet music at Adler'a Crystal Palace Book Stoic New music received ever day from the publ IShen . At tho Empire Store Yoo-wil! find-the finest laces and em broideries, of richest quality. They give three 10-cent dishes for 2.1 cents atlhe-Modol Dining Saloon. Morton Bros. Shooting Gallery and j Bowling Alley will bo open this eve ning. Get' meal -at tho Modol Dining Sa loon, three doors sonth of Odd Fellows bnlldlng, and see how vou like the style, n. ' Arvold6lI;Bbots and Shoes cheaper than Mycjwfcelrsejlri-town, because we buy for cSsb." THE REPUBLICAN COSVESTIOJf. ! Bflcsatei to Chicago Instructed for Blal Judicial District Nnminntlonh. I mercial Reporter in Portland, is going to The Republican convention ream- j start a newspaper in Sitka. bled on Thnrsdav tho 1st inst. James Lynn, of Clatskanie, has killed Tiro following nam c were nre-ented txvo ,fall-Crowu cougars thi3 season, one ririioin... i, ,u ,- i i- ' tneul measuring eight feet and bis for delegates to the national conventien: ( inoii03 n length Senator J. N.D.lph. John M. Swift, of Bintjer Herrmann will berin tho can tfaker, .N. G. xlovev, of Lane, John T. va'-s of the state in southern Oregon Apperson, of Clackamas-. J. Connell, "within a wook. speaking first at Ashland of Yamhill, O. . Dennv. of Mulino-' or Jarksonville mah, B. B. Tattle, of Multnomah, h.'JJSSrfSL Blnm, of Umatilla, John Kelly, of Lane, L. Cofha and F. 31. NioL'or-on, of Jose phine. M. S. "Woodcock, of Benton, in a brief speech -submitted the following rosoln tion, of which ho inured the adoption. Hcsoh-eJ, That James G. Blaine is tho i first choice of the Republican party of j Oregon and this convention for president the United Status, and the delegates to the national Republican convention from this state are hereby instructed to use their bat efforts to wcurc his nomi nation. Tho chair decided the resolution could not thon bo entertained if there was any objection, as it was outside ths' immedi ate order of business to consider it. One or two opposed, but the convention gen erally applauded the resolution, and some asked to have it voted on at once. The chair announced that the convention would propeed to ballot for the six dele gates, tho resolution to 1 ejnsidered lBter. The first ballot re-u!ted: Applegiite I, Apptr-vjn 135, Blum r,S, Burnett 2, Coilia 7J, Denm 102, Dolph i:iS, Dwighl 1, Dunivw C, frieron o5, Hovev 124, Hunch 1, Ilelly 3J, JilcCoii nell 120. Mitchell 2, Mou'stou-ert 37, NicLerson 4-1. Steel G, Swift US, Turtle, 7.J. Dolph. Anuerson. Hovev. McConnoil and Swift wero declared elected. On tho J-econd ballot Dennv received 125, Kelly 40, Montgomery 11 lutt'o', Nickerson 12, and Cenh: 11. Demi was declared elected. Ihtj Biaiuo rc-jlr.tion whs here sub- nutted and adopted. Tho following district nominations wore ratified: First district For judge, 1.. 1". Web ster; no nomination for district attorney. Second district For district attorney, D. L. Watterson, of Coos. Third district For district atloniev. Charles E. Walborton, of Albanj . Fourth district ior judge, Seneca Smith; district attorney, A. 11. Tanner. Fifth district For "judge, Frank J. Tavlor, of Astoria; district attorney, T. A. McBrido, of Clackamas. Sixth district For judge. M. L. Olm stead, of Grant; district attorney. Chas. Parrish, of Grant STATP. CKSTEJi COMMirTHI- Tho county delegations chose the fol lowing gentlemen as a btate central com cem mittee: Baker L. O. Sterns. Benton E. Allen. Clackamas E. L. Eastht.ni. Clatsop-C. W. Fulton. Columbia G. "W. McBridt. Coos A. Nasburg. Crook I. N. Sargent. Curry H. D. Blake. Douglas D. S. K. Boick. Grant M. F. Olmstcnd. Jackson Mas Muoller. Josephine F. M. Nickerson. Klamath R. A. Emmett. Lake -T. H. Evans. Lane John Kelly. Linn H. H. He wilt. Marion J. W. CrawforJ. Multnomah Joseph Simon. Polk . W. Crvstal. Tillamook IL V. QoodspeeJ. Umatilla H. S. Marstou. Union W. J. Snodgras. "Wasco J. A. Ronuov. Washington T. D. iiuuiphroy. Yamhill H. Hurley. At n subsequent meotiug ui tho fuiu mittee, Joseph Simon of Multnomah, was chosen chnirmau, and G. W. Mc Bride, of Columbia, secretary. Notice to 31drlur. At Shoalwater htiy entrance a ?econd class can buoy, black and vrhits ierpon dicular stripes, has boon established on the bar in threo fathoins of water. From this point Toko Point lighthouse bears X. bj' E. The northern trees on ljwidbelter point, E. i S. To cross this bar bring tho v. reel: of the Jjammerlaw in range with the light house, and steer for it, pr.siug the outer and bar buoys, on either hand. Then steer N. by E. ii ., passing No. 1 on tho end of the northern spit to No. 2. In passing from io. 1 to No. 2 buojs, leavo the breakers on the port hand, one-fourth of a mile distant, which will carry you to No. 2 buoy with nothing le than four fathoms of water. There is 1G fe3l across the bar, at this entrance, at moan low wator. By order of the Lighthouse Board. UKJ.GOX IASTKHK. A white lens lantern hits been placed on tho second beacon, at tho lower end of Swan Island bar, Wjllatuottc river. By order of the Lighthouse Board. GEOEGE T.DAVIS, Inspector Thirteenth Lighthouse District. Sttamtr ltajs for 2l&y. From Astoria, i From San Fran. State J.Colunibi;: 2 Columbia S.Oregon G Oregon ISjStato 10 State lG'Colunibia 11 Columbia 20'Orpgon 18 Oregon 24,State 22 State 23iCo!umbia 2G Columbia, Juno . . 1 Oregon ..... .30 Oregon 51 State, June 3 Caught On the Fly. Messrs. Betnncue & Bsitton, of the Flylnj; Studio, have moved to their new gallery on Squenioqua street, throe doors east of the bank. They use the new style, Instantaneous dry plates ex clusively. The process Is truly won derful. Little ones who could never re main still an Instant arc taken accur ately bv tills proces3 actually -'caught on the fly." The negatives once taken are as permanent as the old-fahioned sort, and far superior artistically. The sitting is done In less -time tlfan one could snap his finger. No one could te move the cloth genera! I used and re place It quick enough for this lightning proce&B. Their work Is already appie clated by the public, for their gallery is crowded with people waiting their turn to sit in lront of the camera, cnu and se them at their new California gal- lery. ForalVcat Fitting Boot JrShoe, go toP.J. Goodmans, on Che namus street, next door to I. W. Case. All goods of the best make and guaran teed quality. A full teek: new goods conManllv arriving. Custom work. Stop That Couffh Bv filnc? to .1. F. Tiioma.s's and !?ettlni a bottle of Leroy'.- Cough Balsam. IT WILL, CUKE YOr. The .Patent Lamp Filler. Tho most useful household invention of the age. Call and see IL Also, extra good Coal Oil forsalc in quantities from a pint to a barrel. Jokdax & Bozonnr. Large Pleasant Koottis. Some large and very pleasant rooms are for rent al 3Jr.s. Twilight's. Something Fine. Just received at T. G. Rawlings a largo stock of clear, Cigarettes, and tho choicest brands of tobacco. Dlmmltt's Cough Balsam cures Croup STATE AND TEBRITOBIAL NEWS. Seattle complains of sneak thieves. I TV. L. Boone, former editor of the Com- Suffrage association had declared for ilcDonald for president A gentleman living in this town by the name of Franklin, says the Oregon City Enterprise, hn-great-rf it-gr tndebildrcn and v ill be :i hundred years old in a few months, lih id a antiou-, to voto as 6vcr James K. Mercer, who killed McDon ald, editor of tho Telegram, was pardoned on Monday by Governor Moody, on con dition that ho leave the tate. He had f.ervod a little more than one-third of his sentence. The store of Geo. filing, al H.t.-di!!e. Washington county, toj entered by burglars last bunday niht, uiu about $150 worth of candy'and nuu Were ab Btracted from tha ti!l. Poor Thing has the sympathy ot tho entire community. The Oregon and California railrord will be completed to Aphland this week, and on Mond.iv next trains will b'-i;in to run regularly between thit pl-et; nd Portland. The completion of the rot J to Ashland leaves onlj about 140 miles of staging, and renders the overland trip to California e much les formidable maitt-r than in days gone by. At the Washington rcotibh&iii terri torial ionY-ntion, held :tt Daviori on the 1st., G. D. Hill e: SuM'ih- end John L. Wilson of SnA'uufj Falls wore eieeUd del eaton to the national Ct:iv-iit!' OU Sit" Chicago. William Jline of Walli Walla and 1. A. Sham of New Tacoiua were chosen alternate". On motion the ehoiee oi the CMnwntion wh-. dociiifl to be for Blaine. 1 he Pacific Jow.tnl hy-.: For the bunefilot the iueredulous and skeptic in the matter of building th-i railroad from llwaco to Oy-tcrille. we would say thnt thw road is insured, flic Journal "is in formed this week thai the amount neces sary to accomplish tho work .$GO,000 has bo.':i subscribed. With this road built on tho pi-uiinula and the connec tion made between Gray's harbor and Shoalwater bay, the gardtn of Washing ton territory w ill be opened aud our coun try will receive the recognition he. so ricluy deserves, after lying dormant so many veers. It is oxpected that u di rector tseeting will bo hold .shortly, at which en assessment will bo Tnado for the purpose or conducting a i.-nnnncnt survey, and also to call for bids for cut ting ties aud grading. It is the intention of tho compauy to commence work dur ing the summer, but will not complete it and have tho road running before next May. Tuesday atternoou the American iron ship T. F. Oal.es, Capt. J. B. Clift, ar rived at the railroad company's wharf in Tacomn, after a passage of 149 days from Philadelphia, Penn., with iron, says the Tacoma Ledger. She is the second iron sailing fhip ever built in the United States, the Tillie E. Starbucl: being the first, She left the Delaware breakwater at 2:30 p. m. on the 23th of November, and arrived off Cape Flatloy at 1:20 v. it. on tho 23lh of April, or lacking one hour : of boin" just five months from capo to i cape. Capt. Clift remarked that he had j made.some twonly-fouror twenty-five pas sages around Uapa ilorn, but no never before experienced such rough weather as on this voyajre. Ho used considerable oil oil luf Horn, to break the "en, and it acted like magic. One day he used .sis gallous with gratifying result. This is the Captain; JirsJ 2cp?rie:iee in pacify ing the son by this method, but ha found it highly succed-fu'. After rounding the, Horn he exjerieReesl fine weather, aud made the distance in comparatively good lime. She id not a clipper built vessel, boiug intended for carrying rather than for spd, but during the voyago sho made on one oecasinn 233 miles in tweuty-four hours. Tho Victoria Colonial of the Lst con tains the following under the heading of "Astounding Discovery:' "Within the past Tow days an alnrmiug fact has mine to light. It has been ascertained that all English and Canadian letters which left Victoria on the 21st and 24th or March, by tho Puget Sound steamer, for transportation eastward via tho Noi thorn Pacific r.;ilw.r.. havo never reached rheir destination, "included in the two mails wore over 2i0 registered, and a very large number of unregistered letter-, without exception, all those have disappeared. The custom is to take a leoipt trom the the United States mail agent on tho Sound steamer, after which the bags aro paosed to his enre. It is presumed that he in turn takes a receipt from the mail agent on the train at Tacoma, aud that from that point on the proper preoaatlous are taken for tho protection and care of tho mails. The jobbery is believed to havo occurred soiuewhero on tho Hue of the Northern Pacific railway. The pe cuniary loss is doubtless heavy, and it will fail with peculiar force upon many persons residing here, some of whom wero sending remittances from Canada and England for British Columbia, via tho Northern Pacific railway, were stolen. Subsequently some parties in Oregon wero found to havo about $10,000 in Canadian government cheques and drafts in their possession, which they tried to negotiate but could not. The paper was sent on to this place where it had been previously cancelled. It is hoped that a rigid inquiry will bo insiiiuted by both the Canadian and United States govern ments, and that tho gr.iltv pirtlea will be brought to justic". On'er of Chosen t'ricj:J. Occidental Council No.5. of the Order of Chosen Friends, will give the first of a.erie'j of sociables at Pvthlan hall Monday, the 5th of Maj . Refreshments wili be served during the evening. Mu sic, singing nnd probably dancing will be Indulged in. The proceeds are to go to the sick benefit fund, and we hope and trust that the public will tespond liberally. IVotiee. Dinner m-J EFF'S'CllOP HOUSE everyday from 4 -30 to 8 o'clock. The be-jt 2.T-cent meal .in town ; soup, fish, seven kinds of meat-,, vegetable-?, pie, pudding, etc. Tea or eotftv included. All who have tried him sny.JeH'is tlie noss.- Corsets nnd Underwear. All tho latest makes and stjles of cor sets and ladies underwear at Irae Bros.' Empire stoic Hosiery, Hosiery, Hosiery I The latent novelties in ladies and eliildr'ns hosiery at Prael Bros'. 2oo:nsi lu Iat At Mrs. Curran's. near the Congre-a-tioiull churrli. Wantv a Situation. A Norwegian cirl wants a sUnation tii domestic in a small family. Apply to A. M. .loiixj-ox, Astoria Sail-loft. Gray sells Sickett Bres: cedar shingle4. Al sawed Buy your Lime of Gray at Portland prices. Dimmltt's Couch Balsam never Try it, at W. II Dement & Co.V. falls. Sleepless Xiclits made miserable by that terrible cour,'h. Shiloh's Cure is tne remeay ior you. sold by w. E. De- meat A Co. Uso Dlmmltt's Couph Balsam, at W.E Dement & Co.'s. GENERAL NEWS. The tariff bill is still being debated by tho house of representatives. France has accepted England's invita tion to talk over Egyptian affairs. Eleven men wore lynched in various pirts of the United States last Thursday. Jim Keene, who made 5,000,000 jn California and dazzled "Wall street for a eoason, has failed. English ship owners approve a nroDosi- tion to lay up one-fourtu of their tonnage because of dull freights. I Union Pacific railroad employes are striking all along the lino against a pro- j poseu reuueuon oi wages. Southern state Republican conventions aro declaring for Arthur. Tho conven tions in statos that givo Republican ma jorities aro uecianug ior limine The Arctic relief expedition in soarch ned: feu". f. . A Washington special of the 1st says the housotommitteo on rivers nnd har- bors was in session considering appropri- ations for harbors and water-wni, s of uregon and Washington territory to-day. j No definito conclusion relative to thsin j was reached, but a disposition was mani fest to allow less than thn estimate, and very much lew than Representative I G?orge had reason to expect. j "JKFP Ai ..rmoit . estM'iise ha ju-t -v.uitd tht--xerv ice-, of Pkofisok Elli-j one' nei or u.i; 1K--1 w hite eo:K3 m th -,tau .!:! fo.,.s-3 t cxeJ ajv W. ai.d J .j lor Itrtli.,n in. reJI.jrS 1:1 the euliiinrv jn ai:t Ften-'h dHl-.a -peci:iil. Jo:tJ fir.V.i!e. .. l.ahfi. ! two fine .V.nt- j. j i . ..i.. ... . ... . ... ..... ..i.-.i " ,l" -. -.!.rj-t 'in- if.i,',. 1" i"i ; ; iiit: liio-. mm. .!ii.t IJj'i-rivi'it. A '.it .- .' r. .: Htt and '-till IIul-s In all It. -!!! -J le-. at MelntiuhV- l-'ut-ni-.ir.i-c in- lia' Uresj I'ooils. A -plcmiid 1 in f ludiesdre..-. g.MMt-t i-, being di-platsl .it ilsc Empire stor. All ih i lEase. io cptivnti' Jiu popular List,, and Mir kh all ji vioiH eilorts to ple.iv the palate, requires no small amount of know ledgo and no little skill, ami whui we remember that the verv agreeable liquid fruit lomedj, Syrup of Figs, is as beneficial to the system, as It Is ac ceptable to the stomach, wo rcidilv un derstand whv it is the universal favor ite as a cure lor Habitual Consumption and other ills arising from a weakness, or inactive condition of the Bowels, Kid neys. Liver and Stonnch. Sample bot tles free and large bott!c3 for sale by. . . Syrup of Fig. Nature's own true Laxative. Pleas ant to the palate, acceptable to the Stom ach, hannlcs in its nature, painless in its action. Cures habitual Constipation. Biliousness, Indigestion ana kindred ills. Cloaiues the system, purifies the blood, regulate the Liver and acts on the Bowels. Breaks up Colds, Chills and Fever, etc Strengthens the organs on which it acts. Bettci than bitter, nauseous Liver medicines puis,, salts and draughts. Sample bottles free, and large bottles for -ale bv V. I". Dement A: Co., Astoria. WHAT: do yon ihiuk thai j:rr of 'viw. viww :;-: give-? oi a iuj 1 ior luflsin-jaiul a ghiss ol something to drink'. "Not unich:" but he gives ulx-lUr meal and more of it than any phu" in town lor u cents. Ho buys by tho wholesale and pays cash. -Tint settles if. Croup, Whooping Cough and Uroii chilis iiumedlatWy relieved by Shilnh's Cure. Sold by W. E. Dement. Old Scrofulous Son's and Bad Ulcers removed by tho OREGON RLOOD PU RIFIER. IIae Wistar's balsam of wild cherry al ways at hand. It cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, whooping couch, croup, in-lliteu7n.cou-umption,and'alI throat and Inmi eomplaints. "Ji ee:ts and-1 a hot tie. .-old will -11 a laige sjo.k of !'.ots and !ioes at cos. :? tie I.e.'.dm ' I:wt and iife stort. Children UalsBiu. ail like Diuuniu's rough I or lame Back, Sate or Cheat u-e ShiSoh's I'orju-- Piaster, Prir.- 2. rents. Knr le by V. 73. Dement. hiIlls Vitali?ei is wnatyou wvd for Constipation. l.o- of Aopeitto, Uiz zineps and all symptom, ol l)i-sh'ibi. Price 10 and 7i cents mr !! ie. Sold by W. F- Dement. Shi'oh's Cough aim ?tu;-niiiij.'iiw; Cinu is .-v S.J t. us v:i jiltaraiiiee. it cuit" cui-i'inptlott. b-al !y W. K. !). meiil. Use DiiumittV. Cough Balsam for Chest, Thrnai, and Lungs, at E. De ment & Co.'d. A full line of l.idies' and children's SImm"-. latest st lei. to In louud cheap at Arvolds, sign ot the Golden Shoe. Roseoe- Dunn'- new eating house is now open. Ewiyhinghns been fit ted up in tirsU'las-. style, and his well known reputation as a caterer assures all who like good things to eat. that at "Ills place the3" can ho aceommodnted. Reddings RussiaSalve. best fami ly salve in the world, and excellent for stable use. 23 ct Catarrh euted, health ami sw-ot breath secured by Shiloh'a Catarrh Rem edy. Prle.e fK) cenLs. Masai Injector free. For sale by W. E. Dement. All the pat'lnt medicines advertised in this paper, togellier -It! the choicest perfuuierj.Hiid'tolIot articles, etc-can be bought at the lowest prices, at J. V. Conn's drug .store, opposite OcMden hctol, Astoria. ASK FOR "THE BOSTON" ETJBBES BOOT. MadoefFUio ,EtE,a, 3Efm'toT3i7 ...... . Will Not Craok. FOUSALE EVERYWHERE. The Gutta Percha & Rubber Mf'g Co roniana, ureeon. of the Grecly party sailed from New York . -Prm nVe'-ino iVnon rr, rw. ! last Thursday. Work should immedi--,.u,ul ?" JftK w wl ately begin on the organization of a re- L'narantee lV -.t bv V F iSe'nL lief expedition to ao in search of rim raui e " jA '' V,J:" u,raent- H t ! i Bemoral. In order to enlarge our stock wo find it necessary to removu to more commo dious quarters. We have leased the store room now occupied by Mr. Chas. May, opposite our present location, which we will take poisession of May 1st. Until that time wo will offer our immense stock of ladies' and children's suits, cloak?, wrap?, etc., at stupendous reductions to vl oid removal. Oar stock will be complete in all late style gar ments, and our prices unoqualed on the coast. i Leading Srtr and Ci.oatc House, Leo. l. stock. Manager. Boston Baked Dentin and Brown Bread every .Sunday a JoiTs from." a.m. to 2 I M. i"r.n; -v' the B;. 1 w hole ? stem with King .v Adven-:njem. 4 '1 ! -Shiloii'.s Cure will immediately J ioliee Croup, Whooping Cough, and Bronchitis Sold bj . ITl)ement&Co j -- - i JACKSON'S ASTORIA- j Bakery Confectionery .O.lFee und Iw (.it'isu Puxlor-. cna:.Ajt! cs s i J5iirr. .SlI'i:4tflE Bread and Cakes OF Al.f. KtMs. Vf.jitiitt. in.! rbi'le-, -vU'i i!-t viitiisti irll FIRST-CLASS WORK. Fi'iMicliaud Amoi-iiiin-- OAW)I! Ici.i.aeiur.t!. U hi.it!it.-j.ul K.-ti.h. BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT. o i hi: uoauwav. For Sale. RfCOUI-i DKY HEMLOCK WHICH Owl will deliver at four dollar, per coi il Imve addres. at I-'osrd & Stokes. JAMES BELL. March ."1st, 1551. Jordan & Bozorth The Only Exclusive CROCKERY STORE m ASTORIA. "t. St. Hn inlf fClht to (ho I'nti'nt L,iiinp Filler, MAY, JTew Store, Jf ew Stock fjN, l'.-.ac Uootls, Tobacco and Cigars. KOHIC'CrX AND DOMISTIC FRUITS A FIIOI ASSORTMENT. SiuiMiniiUHstrefr.nt door to the Empire S'oic. nlT-Cm Garnahan & Co. .SUCCESSORS TO 1. W. CASE, lAH-Oll rkKS AXU VVHOLKSAbR AND KCAlli DKALKRS TK GEHfiRAL MERCHANDISE -mH'i CiifiitiiiiH nni CfiA- fiTiit-lt". A-'-: "A - :itKM risliermen's Headquarters. THE EN CINE Cape Ann Oiled Clothing, OVERALLS COATS. HATS. SHIRTS, OU.M n.'OTs. ETC. And :i Coiiipfrte Outfit, or lu-st Quality, aa4 at tii. LOWEST PRICE of anv Kstabllsli- meat in the city. F. A. STOEES & CO. riavri oiwned a Now Stock of A I Goods la tlictore lieu ilocr to Toard & Stofces. and Guarantee Satisfaction TO ALL C03TOMEKS, Notice of Final Settlement. NO lien 13 HEltEflT GIVEN THAT TIDS uudenlnod aihnitiLstr.itor of the estate of John Gustaf Farnsii. dj-opaed, has tiled ia the Comitv Coart o the Slate of Oreaon, for the County of Clatsop, hU final account aMich adtaliiUtrator. aud that Thursdav, thti 13th da of May, is", at the eomt rooin of natd court, at Astoria. Oieyon. at oae o'clock f. ii.' of said dny, I? the time und place de.shnated by said couit for hearing objection-, to Mild ncconnt and the final st tiement therenC f.r.JOHN'SON. d-td AdminLjtrator. FIRST CLASS SHAVING AND Hair Dressing Saloon. TruTTni' Lr in a new and artistic A. mnuuer. Ecr attention pala patrons. i nave aueo u uuti openeo a urst-ciass Raruershop at Carl AdierV olt stand ou Cuenanms -.n-et, nnl am ready forbuslneo.s 1123m LKN. OTILKR. NOTICE. STA'i i: AND CO trXTY TAX ES A it K W due nnd puvable at inv oftlee. A..Vf TWOMBLY, tr Sliorift Clatsop Co. County Orders Wanted. , 4 riT.V TO BOZORTH AND JOHN , F0T Kent. xjinoAi may i, the stoke now cc- -ID cuptcdtjyChas-A 3Liy. Inquire on the premlsesorto A. 31. JOHNSO &GO. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. A T MBS. GEO.HILLER'S, NEXT DOOR i t0 Weston Hotel. 1884: The One Price Store I ! 1 JL Lt STILL LIPIDS IN THE CITY" WITH THE Finest Ms ! Largest Assoiieltt AND LOWEST NORTH OF SAN PRANCLSCO 0 m Silks. Satins, Velvets, Dress Goods, Ht-use Kcepnig V.Mt Fancy Goods. Youth's aXSfHffffHtV Fine Dress Suits, Long Pants, : " Fine Dress Suits, Knee Pants, :: Strong Schobl Suits, Long Panti, ' ' Strong Sohool Suiti, Snta.YaatiC For Men and Boys. Straw, Wool and Fur Hats of all Kinds. White and Fancy Shirts, Overshirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Haniktr. chiefs, Suspenders, Neckwear, Gloves, Notions, Etc. FOR LADIES' GENT'S AND CHILDREN. Boots and Shoes of ail Styles and Price Trunks. Valises, and Umbrellas, Fishermen's Clothing, EtcJ-'Eic? Sole Agent for Hutterlolf Patterns. . Pythian Building, CARL CBYSTAL- PALACE CRYSTAL BOOK STORE. 1 Jast received by the N. r. It. E. 50,000 PIECES 0! SHEET MUSIC. 500 MUSIC BOfllS Choicest and Most Popular Sheet Music and Music Books., I receive. dally by. mail all the latest and most select publications. Special ait tlon given to orders received from dealers, teachers, and good discount allowed. Musical Instromeats of Every Description, Wholesale ill Beii Small Musical Instruments a Specialty. PIANOS AND ORGANS- "Of th best make on easy installments. My special catalogue of SHEET MUSIC just received, sent free-to &ay d4rw. Come nnd swi my assortment of FIVE CENT SHEET MUSIC. Adlers Crystal Palace Book Store. New Goods for AM IXHIKEZSNSi: STOCK CLOTHING AlfD GENTS' FUKNISHING GOODS, Direct from the Manufacturers, Retailed at Belnir In th Manuf aelurinjr UuJ-ie.-w I am fr.Rrf.Ul 9AiU1tAl.llU uuvu iu xij. nun V""" A vi uvx". TPcpf4et FUtlnjr Wlille Shirts, Medium and Fie GmMU)' I'aderwes.r. .Crweft Stylet Iu Sarl- and Ties. c-.v ri;u.sTtcicoij-!K'r, knglish ANuvsiEitiCAii tirmrtGS.- D. A. McINTOSH, ocoiiiKVrrBriOc, -"V; JOHN P. CLASSEN, 0r5gon; Paint and Varfllf h m Manufiwtnwrof ,.-", Manufacturers of FrenohandAmnCandI6S,M. y , , DFiclx .OS-treetcX. Every morulog:tfrom tlus ASTORIA-o BAKKRY 188i w THE PRICES!! IN THE FOLLOWING L12f BffllS' Frock Drttt $iif Sack DresSuHi, Frock BusiAfts -Suits, Sack Busificft Suits, Summer Ow- -. coaU, - f. White yest4,-lc.- and Boys' - Astoria, Oregon. ADLER. Spring and Summer! OF f prepared to Bell Cloilns thai wili gheil - - - - aktobui. a. . -' .w. - Aliy shade mixed and groqnd t ordti. . F. PAJMI . l.0; Bt.sus. HATS fMtlui.tr - .