The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, May 27, 1884, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textm ht gaitg glioma. ASTORIA, OREGON: TUESDAY 7 17.1 3lAY 27. lb ISSUED EVERY MORNING. (Monday excepted) J. F. HALLORAN & COMPANY, l'UI'.LI.NIIKKs AS l I'KOl'KIirrOK'., AhTORlAN BUILDING, - - CASS&TKL'E'I Term of Subscription. Sen tJ by Carrier, per w ctk J5cts. Sent by Mall, pw raimt'i wets. ' " ' one vear .... .... 7.09 t roo of postage to j: rlbt-rs. IST" Advertisements inw:rd bj the ear at the rate of $2 p r .square per month. Tnu slent advertLsiuR fifty cents per square, eacb Insertion. AROCXD THE CITY. Begulnr council meeting to-night. See the gaslight exhibition thia eve ning. Astor Lodge lo. C, R. of P., elects offi cers to-morrow evening. L N. Darland has sold lm cigar and fruit stand to C. N. Martin. Reserved seats for the Kate Casileton performance at the .Ner York Novelty store. Cashing Belief corps, No. 3, will meet at the G. A. IJ. Hall at two o'clock this afternoon. Marriage licenses don't show up very strong in numbers at the county clerk's offices nowaday;. Bead 0. H. Cooper's adv and note the fact that anything in his line is to be found there at lowest prices. Pilgsr'a branch of the leading suit and cloak house of Portland advertises a grand gas light exhibition of goodq be ginning this evening. The high boat at C. Timmins fc Co.'s yesterday was Otta Jbuansen's No. SI, with 118. This is, so far as report ad, the high boat of tho season. It is suggested that a militia company be organized in Astoria. "Why, certainly! We have the material, and tliere exists no reason why there should not be a wcli drilled battalion. An old gentleman named Lavery died at tho hospital yesterday morning. He was in his G3th year, and had no relative: in this part of" tho country. A lonelj ending to n long life. Singer Hermann will spunk at Occi dental ball next Friday evening. Oi Saturday evening thero will be anothei meeting in which the questions of tht day, local, state and national, will bi given attention. San Francisso paper report tho salm on catch on the Sacramento 1M.003 case short of last season's figures. The scasox. on the Sacrament will soon cloe. The Columbia pack is about half that of lost year up to date. In northern watt-r.s thi pack is reported to be i:lmoi an entire failure. In tho police court yesterday Aug. Schoenbeok forfeited ?l6 on a chargo oi disorderly conduct; Peter Thompson was lined 10 for drunkenness; J. Poster S5. ditte: Thomas Barrett, vagrancy, S-U Leo Augustin, drunk, .$2; James Jeffer son, vagrancy, $15; May Sullivan, disor derly, $5; "W. Thompson continue! till to day. A marine railway would be of great Sractical benefit to tho commerce of tht olumbia river. It would have all thi advantages and none of the disadvan tages of a dry dock; could be built and operated for less than a dock, and at Young's bay is a most excellent situation. Men who ought to know sav it would pay "big." Attention is directed to the auction ad. of E. C Holden this morning. All the fine stock of furniture, carpets, etc., ol E. D. Curtis & Co.'a to be sold at sheriflV sale without reserve, in lots to suit pur chasers. An excellent opportunity pre sents itself to housekeepers and tho trade, to purchasa first-clas furniture nt auc tion prices. On Sunday evening last Cushing Post No. 14, G. A. B., held memorial servict in the Congregational church, llov. Sam'l "Wood, pastor, afficiating. Several of tht members were unavoidably absent. Mr. "Wood delivered a discourse, suitable to the occasion and repleto with deep re ligious feeling as regards the day and its memories. A Teachers' Institute for the Fifth judicial district will be held at St. Helens- beginning next Thursday. The pro gramme has been received; there are com mittees and addresses, and topics for dis cussion and so on. but Astoria and Clat sop county are conspicuous by tho ab sence of the slightest mention concern ing the teachers down this way. There are ton or twolve teachers in this imme diate vicinity and this ssotiou should cer tainly have some representation in tLo institute. The surprise is all Iho moio from the fact that Prof. McElroy is a zeal ous worker for tho good of tho pablu schools and certainly must have souio reason for his action. How is it? Too Much For Fecblo Xature to Stand. J. A. Morehead and C. A.,Beed found a new fish boat on the beach Tuesday morning, about seven miloa north of Il waco. It was hauled to a place of safety, and left for the time. Tho next day the owner, in tho person of Hans Olsen, a fisherman, came over in search of the missing boat, and was informed that the craft had withstood the tempestuous breakers on the Columbia bar and tht surf on the ocean beach, and was picked up none tho worse for its wild pilgrimage. He then unfolded a tale that filled his audience with amazement. Himself and brother were in the boat together, well down near tho bar, when a huge wavi broke over them, capsizing the boat and throwing them both into the water. After buffeting with tho billows for : time they were both rescued, but in some manner unbeknown to each other. "With the boat went all the earthly possessions of tho two, consisting of a net, gun anu cartridges, sail, ours and paraphernalia belonging to a fisherman's outfit. After getting ashore on Sand island, tho broth ers came together each believing tht other drowned; shortly after the net ana gun wore recovered, then tho oars, sai. and other truck wero picked up. The re covery of the boat the next day. with the cartridges and remaining outfit, was too much for, feeble nature to stand, and tears of joy rained forth as they became apprised of thsir good foitune, and it was looked upon as nothing less than a dispensation of providence. The broth ers will haul their boat to Ihvaco and re sume operations on tho turbulent Colum bia again. Pacific Journal. Kvitiuuntft. Odd lots of Dry Goods. Fancy Goods, Corsets, etc., etc., at much less than cost, at Carxaiiax & Co's., successors to 1. W- Case. Attention Knights! A full attendance is raquestad of the members of Astor Lodge, No. C. K. of P. on "Wednesday, May 28th, 1884, Business, election of officers. "W. L, Bobb, K. of 11. & S. Closed Tor To-tiny. The branch of Pilger's Leading Suit Cloak & Dress Goods House of Portland will be closed for today to make prepa rations for an elaborate display of choice and elegant Silks, satins, Brocades, Tel vets, Laces etc Store will be opened irom 7:30 to 9 P. M. for the Gaslight Ex hibition; do not fail to be present. A Souvenir of the occasion and Kensing ton Embroidery pa terns will beprcsent ed to each lady visitor. First door be low Bescue Engine iionse. Dr. Henly's Dandelion Tonic tickles iaepftlaw ana giaaaens me nearr, STATE AND TERRITORIAL 5EWS. Pugot Sound complainaof dry weather. Portland Chinese firms are failing by wholesale. Tho Journal reports business lively in Pacific county. Tho Seattle Rifles is a newly organized militia company. Eastern Oregon authorities aro punish ing cattle thieves. The Oregon Short Lino is expected at Tacoma expects to build twenty-four brick structures this season. Victoria and Seattle passengers have .ots of fun racing. Fara, thirty cents. Olympians are kicking at the high rate :hat their assessor has placed on city property. Phil. Sheridan has been arrested in Portland on n charge of .-etting fire to tho Clarendon hotel. Captain John Brown has received his j cuiiuur-biun an Keeper oi me me-sHYing station at North Cove. A tree that measured sixteen feet in diameter was cut at Skagit recently. It was 312 feet from the ground to the low est IimtH. The tug Hunter carries the broom as a token of her victory over the tug Sol Thomos recently in a race from Gray's harbor to Shoalwater bay. One man has paid for 130 different sub scriptions to the Whatcom Reveille. That man has the privilege of doing all the growling he wants in the Reveille office. The Farmers' wharf and transportation company will begin immediate work on their wharf at Ilwaco. It will be ifiJU feet in length when complotcd, but only 1100 feet will bo built during the present reason. The total cost will bo $2J000. George B. Justus of Grant's Pass was fatally shot by the accidental discharge of hiB pistol Wednesday evening. The particulars, as obtained, are that Justus had a quarrel with some one and was ibout to start out of his house with his pistol in his hand. His wife endeavored to restrain him in some way, and in the fit of anger he threw thopistol upon tht door. It was discharged, and the bullet passed through one of his arms and into jig chest. A delayed letter, says the Standard, brings information of the death, last jfovombsr, of Colonel Simpson P. Moses jne of the early residents of Olympia. md the first government ofllcer to locatt m the Sound. Olympia, a third of i century ago, was the only town of any tize in Northern Orogon as it thenwa and tho port of entry. Colonel Mose. vas the collector of customs, and servei o tho end of Fillmore's administration do left Olympia in 1859, removing t Washington, whero ho had ever sine een engaged in the profession of law Jo'oncl Moses served in tho Mexican wai is quartermaster of the Fourth Ohio md it was he who raised tho Americai lag at the hoights of Chapultepec In digging the wells to supply the rail road tanks at Palouse Junction, says tin Valin Walla Union, the workmen passei through strata of alkali, clay and finelj jroken basalt rock to a depth of 185 feot Arhere water of great pnrity and limitles mant'ty was found. Tho vrater in thi .veil is five feet deep and a steam pump tctively worked, makes little irapressioi jii the quantity. The most curious thin; .bout the well is the fact that in digg nj he last fifty feet the workmen in thi well had to year heavy clothing and wra; their feet and legd in gunny bags to keej 'rom freezing, while the men in the opei lir worked in their shirt sleeves. "Watei left in a backet in the well over nigh xould freeze. The water in tho well doei not freeze, because it flows too fast. Safely Orcr tbe Falls. Tho steamer Oold Dust arrived here from tho middle Columbia river yester day, having made the dangerous trip over tho Cascades in safety. Tho passage was aiade from the wharf boat at tho Dppci Cascades to Bonneville, six miles, ix. jleven minutes, the only mishap consist ing in tho breaking of panes of thecabh. windows bv waves. The boat was in caarge of Marshall Marchino, pilot ol the government tender at tho locks, Pres iOU F. St. Martin engineer. Captain E. B. Fallows, Captain Adams and u mat named Jenkins were tho only other per sons on board. Under a full head ol 4tcain the boat camo over in good style, not rolling as much as was expucted. Thi Gold Dust was built hero about four year? igo to run on tho Vancouver route In op position to J. Kamm's boat. After run ning on tho line some time she was taket, to tho Cascades, cut in two, and hauloi m whGels to the Upper Cascades, when she had a piece built into her, making hei eighty-five feet long. She was then rut. jii tho routo to The Dalles in oppositioi. to tho O. B. & N. Co.'s boats for aomi time, but was at last withdrawn. She it iow osvcoJ by Captain Follows, Captain Cox fit Astoria, Mr. Borthwick of the Cas oidos, and a man named Martin. She will be sold or rented, and it is expectoci .vi.l go to Astoria to act as a tender tt s ims of the canneries on the river. Ore gonian, 2t. Jealous. Spite. Among tho most common exhibitions of littleness which are daily observable is a hypercritical spirit of jcal ous spite .vhich makes men slander their, neigh oors and detract from those who an pressing on toward commendable succes .vith upright zeal. Custom may, in i jieasure, h'tuclion a degree of detractioi in tho case of competitors in trade, can Jidates for office, and the rival lovers oi i lady, but perpetual, indiscriminate anc of o j cowardly, indecent attacks, emanat ng from disappointed inferiority ant directed towards the repute or prosperity of neighbors and fellow countrymen nr orrowful'indications of narrow, stintet. md jealous souls, and cause much dis cord and infelicity in every om inanity. It is worth while to cultivate a spirit of .iberal tolerance in our intercourse with men. The true policy of business anc 3 tcinl success -ies in our ability to faci with imperturbablo complacency thi sneera and jeers of small souls, cheerful y forgetting the aggravations of jealou. spite which always originates in shriveled breasts, and is ever elicited by eminence and merit in approaching the valhalle of fame Tall:. Steamer Days for Hay. From Astoria. I .From San Fran. Statu 4, Columbia 2 Columbia SlOregon tf Oregon 12lState 10 3tate 16 Columbia 14 Columbia 20 Oregon 18 Oregon 24 Stato 22 State 28Columbia 2G Columbia, Juno . . 1 (Oregon 30 Oregon SlStatc, June 3 fecarf JLost. A white worsted scarf was lost at the K. of P. ball Friday evening. Any one having same will please leave at this office. Wanted. Girl to do general housework where there are no children. Apply atMrs. A, B. Jewett's sKrc. Bracelet Lost. A gold bracelet with turquoise setting. Finder will please leave it at this office and get reward. Flower Pots. Look at the show window of Jordan & Bozoith's Crockery Store, and see the fine assortment of Pottery for Flowers, just leccived. Cow "Wanted. A fresh milch cow with calf. Apply at this office. Gray sells Sackett Bros.' Al sawed cedar shingles. A CARD FROJI J. H. I. GBAT. Abtoeu, May 25, 1884. Ed. Abteuiak: Several months ago, at the request of several prominent citi zens of Tillamook county, I drew up a petition to Hon. "W. Q. Gresham, post master goneral, asking him to establish an ocean mail route from Astoria to Til lamook, Oregon; and after consultation with a number of prominent citizens here, I had a number of blank petitions printed, which wero signed by 251 citi zens of Tillamook county and nearly 300 citizens of Astoria in fact, nearly every one to whom the petition was presented signed it. As soon as Mr. C. Leinenweber heard of this petition, I am informed that he instructed Mr.Story,,tho nttomey for the Tillamook packing company in Tilla mook, and Mr. Sibley, the postmaster at Hobsonville and clerk for the Tillamook packing company, to get up a petition for increase of service by laHd from Seaside to Tillamook. This petition, with a small number of names, was hurried away to Washington, before other peti tions for ocean mail service, which had been sent into different sections of Tillamook county, were returned to the secretary of. tho Astoria chamber of commerce, for him to for ward to "Washington. Thus far, I think, Mr. Leinenweber was excusable, if ho thought it more to his interest to have the extra mail onct per week by land, instead of twice pei month, as proposed by the petitions foi ocean mail sorvice; and I assure you. Mr. Editor, and all others, that I am in favor of an increase of mail facilities on ill routes when the business and public demands require it; but the gentlemen n his mistaken zeal for personal inter ists, I think has gone too far for om seeking office from the people, of whicl the publio can judge after perusing thi following telegram, which I forwarder is soon as I learned that other petition, javing a tendency to thwart the oceai jjail route had been sent on to "Wash .ngton. COPX OF TELEQUAM. Astobia, April 25, 18S4. Son. J. X. Dolph, Washington, D. C: Please request tho postmaster generu o delay action on Tidamook mails unU jther petitions mailed to-day arrive. J. H. D. Gray. urrxEK fbom senatob dolph. United States Senate, ) "Washington, D. C, April 26, 1834. J . II. D. Gratj, Esq.. Astoria. Oregen: Deak Sin: Your telegram oiycsterdaj requesting mo to ask the postmaster gen :ral to delay action on Tillamook mai natter was received lato last evening. . .o-day callod at thepostoffico depart men md learned that the Tillamook mail ha. Uready been ordered expedited You elegram contained tno first information i had received concerning tho matter. r Truly youra, J. N. Dolph. BOH SECOND ASSISTANT P03rMASrKB OEN ERAL. Sm: In reply to tho inclosed telegrai. .'rom J. H. D. Gray you are informed tha .he 4thult.,Mr. CLainenweberproteste tgainst ocean service from Astoria t I'lllamook, and recommended an increas tt service on route No. 44,124 from Seasid co Tillamook; on the 9th inst. a simila .utter was received from tho postmaste tt Hobsonville, and on tho 15th inst Jon. M. C. George filed with his endorse nent a petition to the same effect, and oi .he 25th inst. an orde'r was made to in ;rease service to twice a week on sail .oute to date from the 15th prox. Very respectfully, H. D. Ltman, Second Ass't Postmaster General. Senator J. K. Dolph. United States Sen ate. This ocean mail route is of far more im portance to the people of Clatsop am Tillamook counties than it at first ap pears. The peculiar situation of Tilla mook, stretching along tho Pacific oceai .loarly 100 miles, bounded on the north :UBt and south by mountains, which an crossed by only two wagon roads, and the. mpas3ablo for Boveral months of th year on account of deep snows makes tho condition of its inhabitant, .solated, and retards tho developmen ind growth of this county; and althougi it has been partially sottfed for 25 year jr more now contains only about 2,00t .nhabitants, somo of whom'in times pas aavo suffered for tho necessaries of lift, in their peculiarjlocation. The ocean mail route as proposed twice per month, at an estimated cost o jay 5,000 or less, per annum to tho cov jrnmeut, would open np the country am cause it to bfc filled with emigrants seek ing homes, and buying lands now com paratively inaccessible, and would mor. than reimburse the government for tht mail subsidy proposed. Farmers, stock nen and fishermen would then know tin lay and hour of departure from eitho. point for months ahead, and make theii irrangements accordingly. Owners o Jteamera knowing thoy are compelled t uake their regular trips, will reduce th jrice of freight, to induce tho farmers t aise produce, which brought hero t Vstoria thoy can exchange with our mer :hants for goods and merchandise. l'h jitizen of Tillamook, wishing to infori. uis friend in California, the east, e: tcross the Atlantic ocean in Europe, c u vrito their friend to come to Astoria wher they can take the mail steamer on a cer tain day for Tillamook. Tourists an excursionists will also come here, stop ug at our unsurpassed hotels, and af te i few days rest, not wishing to retun jast until they have paid tribute to Nep tune, will embrace the opportunity fo t nveor six nourv nue on the Pacini jcoan, and stepping on board the mai iteamer, will cross the Columbia rive oar, passing Tillamook rock light-house inter the harbor of Tillamook bay, which jcith proper buoys and light house, ha equally as good and safe an entrance nf Coo3 bay; and after spending a fortnigh. eating clam3, fishing, hunting elk and bear, etc,and return to their homes in the cast with praises of our land. Yours respectfully, J. H. D. Gbat. ForaSeat Fitting Boot Jr Shoe, go to P. J. Goodmans, on Che nainus street, next door to I. V. Case All goods of the best make and guaran ted quality. A full stock; new good? cousuntly arriving. Custom work. Of InterotM'o The Ladies. A full lino of Ladies' Silk, Lisle and Cotton Hosiery and Muslin Underwear at greatly reduced prices for a few days only, at The Leading Suit and Cloak House, next to Bescue Engine house. A full line of ladies' and children's Shoes, latest styles, to be round cheap at Arvold's, sign of the Golden Shoe. Arvnld Will spII n Inrrroctrtnt- nfVtnnt-r. and Shoes at cost, at the Leading boot illlU OUW OtUll Tho mo3t popular bitters in the market s ut. neniy-B .uanaeuon ionic. Buy your Lime of Gray at Portland prices. Roscoc Dixon's new eating house is now open. Everything has been fit ted up In first-class style, and hl well known reputation as a caterer assures all who like good things to eat, that at his place they can bo accommodated. Boston Baked Beans and Brown Bread every Sunday at Jeffs from C a.m. to 2P.M. TTflr HE BU8IIES. "See tho man with a pencil behind his ear." ""Why; he's a rusher." "Yes, ho is a rusher." ""Why docs ho hurry along the street in that fashion? Perhap3 his house is afire." "Perhaps he never had one. That man is a lawyer, and an "editor," and a can didate. When he leaves his office he puts up a sign: 'Back in three minutes please wait !' " "But why does ho rush?" "To make people bel.eve he carries the supreme court ot Oregon under his hat." "Wouldn't some of his creditors t tck.e him on the streot if ho didn't pu. on so much steam?" "E'rect my boyl You migbt guess i thousand times and not hit tt.o nail am closer!' Tlio Patent Lamp Filler. The most useful household Invention of the age. Call und see U. Also, extra ww! f!oal Oil forsnlf in nnn?iifi.- v.. a pint to abarrel. .Iokdax & IJozoisth. Just ISeceired. A largo stock of soft and stllT Hats in all the latest styles, at Mcintosh's Fur nishing store. IVotlce. Dinner at-J EFF'SCHOP noUSE everyday from 4:30 to 8 o'clock. The oest 25-cent meal in town; soup, fish, seven kinds of meats, vegetables, pie, pudding, etc. Tea or coffee included. -VII who have tried him say JftiFis the "BOSS." UJEPP' At enormous expense has Just secured :he services of I'rofkrsok Ellis one if the best white cooks in the state; and Jeff proposes to excell any of his for ner efforts in the culinary art. Italian mil French dishes a specialty. At the Fin j ire Store You will find the finest laces and em roideries, of richest qualit y. Hosiery, Hosiery, Hosiery! Tim latest novelties In Indies and hildrons hosiery at Prael Bros'. Corsets and Underwear. All the latest makes and styles of cor ets and ladles underwear at Praef r03.' Empire store. Moiuetliiug Fine. Just received at T. G. Rawlings' a arge. stock of cigars, Cigarettes, and he choicest brands or tobacco. Boats for Sale. Jog Leathers has two fine boats foi Mile at the boat sdiop, one block wet ot lansen Bros.' mill. Stop That Cough 3y going to J. E. Thomas's and getting i bottle of Leroy's Cough Balsam. It will cuke tou. Arvold sells Boo s and Shoes cheaper lian any one else in town, because we my for casn. Shtloh's Cough aim Consumption ure Is sold by us on guarantee. 1 ures consumption. Sold by W. E. De nent. Brace up the whole system with Kliu ifthe Blood. See Adveriiement. The Peruvian syrup nas cured thoi ands who were suffering from dyspej -hudcbility, liver complaint, boils, hu uors, female complaints, etc Pamph ts free to any address. Scth V. Fowlr fcSon- Boston. Don't pay 50 cents elsewhere when on can get the best dinner In town at JEFF'S for -25 cents. SniLoii's Core will Immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough, and bronchitis. Sold by W. E. Dement & C- Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for Constipation, Loss of Atipetite, Diz riness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. r- 10 and 75 cents per bottle. Sold by W. E. Dement. That Hacking Cougn can bo so uickly cured by Shiloh's Cure, Wi uaranteo it. Sold by W. E. Ddnient AH the patent medicines advertised n this paper, together with the choicest erfuinery, and toilet articles, etc can e bought at the lowest prices, at J. W. 'onn's drug store, opposite OcIden ictel, Astoria. Croup, Whooping Cough and Bron hitls immediately relieved by Shiloh't 'ure. Sold by W. E. Dement. Tho Oregon Blood Purifier is Nature's vn remedy, and should lv used to the xclusion of a 1 other medicines in dis ases of the stomach, liver and kidneys. ASK FOR "THE BOSTON" RUBBER BOOT. Made ol Fine ea?Gi? Rutotoer Will Not Crack. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. The Gutta Percha & Rubber Mf'g Co Portland. Oregon. Business for Sale. WELL KN'oWN AND LONO KSTAB tL Ifshetl Grocery Store on the principal street In the cltv, with a hoh1 cash trail'-, .ind constantly mcrea-lnR. Location made known on application at this office. mrThls Is a rare chance. FOR SHERIFF. THKRERY ANNOUNCE MYSFLF AS AN 1 jmtl-rliie candidate for sheriff of Clatsop county, and solicit the suppoit of the voten thereof. ALEX. ItlcBETII. THE LATEST STYLES WALL 'PAPER AT B. B. FRANKLIN'S, NEXT DOOR TO ASTORIAN OFFICE. A very large Stock from which to select. Window curtains made to order. PTMy patent Trimmer to cut Wall Paper will he lound convenient to my patrons. JHv Fine Tires Goods. A splendid Bnc of ladles dress goods is being displayed at the Empire store. wnAT! do you think that JKFF OF THE CIIllP flOUSF. gives vou a meal for nothing and a glass of something to drink? 'Not much!" but he gives a better meal and more of it than any phice in town fur 25 cents, lie buys bv the wholesale and pays cash. "That settles It." Kor lame Back, Side or Chest use iiiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cent. Fr sale h W. E. Dement. THE SEW YORK Opposite the Parker House. Headquarters for the Young aud the Old. Hooks Musical Instruments. Toys Sta tionery and Novelties of Every Description. Ill the Lending Publications oftIie Bay. Ask to bo shown the Clariona, the latest novel of mechanical Ingenuity. FOR RENT, Newly Finished Rooms In Suites OF THREE ROOMS : SUITABLE FOR families ; tht best rooms aud best loca t'on In the city. Plenty of good freh wnter ui the Imlldim; ; all tne moden Improve ment Inquire of J. W. & D. H. WELCH fllc In room 1, Welch's block, corner Wes Kiunth and Wnter streets. Cottage to Rent VTEXT DOOR TO MY RESIDENCE. LI corner of Main and Jrffcraon street-, 'ontalns six rooms, brsides kltcht-n aud xon-'shed. Water free, myll tf E. C DOLDEN. Eight Floating Net-Racks For Sale VOW MOORED IN JOHN DAY'S RIVER. ' Enquire of Terry Tltus.John Day's river, or GKU.T. MYERS, Fisherton. Steamboat and Scowmen LEINENWEBER & CO.. HAVE 30U cords ot hark to transport, A contra, t for Its delivery will he let to the lowest bid :er. for further particulars apply to the tannery, LEINENWEBER &CO. Net Lost. ON THE NIGHT OF MAY FOUE teenth, alove Fort Steveni. In South channel, about CO fathoms of net ; 40 fathoms of ncotch 15 ply ,45 mesh deep.9-lnch mesh ; .1) fathom- I ma. 13-plv 44-uieshdeetit9-lncl. mesh, all hi old lines. Corks tiranded E.P.C. ehider will mum to T. W Francis. P. Co'.- station, .-klpanon. Picked Up. ON THE 12TH, NEAR DESDEMONA sands, about 140 f.i horns 4-mesh net ; orks marked A. H. Owner apply to Wra Curt a, Hanthoni .v Co's boat 19, at llwao . iirove pr-p rty and Dy charges. Rooms to Rent. ROOMS 9 lO. 13. AND 14. IN ODD Fellows Rul ding, for rent. Inquire at use's Bank, or of A. J. MEQLER. Occident Hotel. Astoria Cooperage. BARRELS AND HALF-BAR-ELS All Kinds of Cooperage Done. oa-Leave orders with JOHN ROGERS, Superintendent, at Central Market. For Sale. FIVE HUNDRED CORDS DRY HEM Iock Wood, which I will deliver at thi houses of customers for $4 a cord. Draylnc of all kinds done at reasonabl rate. R. R. MARION. County Treasurer's Notice. THERE IS MON'EY IN THE COUNTY Ttvaiurj- to pay ail county orders pre sented prior to July loth. 1883. Allsnch or ders will Cc3se to draw Interest alter this date. CnAS.HEILBORN. Treasurer Clatsop Co. MaySOtb. 18SI. dw FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. A T MRS. GEO. KILLER'S, NEXr DOOK Jl to Wesion Hotel. JACKSON'S ASTORIA Bakery! Confectionery Coffee nntl Ice Cream Parlors. CIIEXASIVS STRKET. SUTEUIOTC Bread and Cakes OF ALL IIIXDi. Wedding aud Tartles supplied with strictly FIRST-CLASS WORK. o-Frencli and Araerican-o CANDIES Manufactured, Wholesale and Retail. BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT. ON THE ROADWAY. B. F. STEVENS & CO., CITY BOOK STOKE, Have Just received a mammoth stock of Book. The young and old, rich aud poor can all be accommodated. AGENTS FOR THE ICranlch &. Bach and Mandsfeldt A Xotnl Piano and Western Cottage Orsans, Orders for all kinds of Music or Instru ments will be promptly filled. IJ. F. STEVENS & CO. Astoria PMoppl Gallery, Cor. of Benton and Squemoqua Streets, opposite the Court House. Children's Pictures A SPECIALTY and SATISFACTION Guaranteed. S. B. CROW. IffiTI STOEE ! jy rliE V Oew York Novelty STOKE! r C. H. COOPER! THE Leading Dry Goods OF ASTORIA. Silks ! Silks .We are now showing the largest and choicest assort ment of BLACK and COLOEED SILKS ever shown in Astoria at EEMARKABLY LOW FIGURES. Ladies in need of such goods and want to get the genuine article would do well to give us a call. Bonnet's famous Black Silks in all numbers. Rich Brocaded Silks, Rhadamss, Moire 3 and Cet Colored Gros Grain Silks. Latest Shades. Fancy Brocaded Silks, New Designs. Evening Silks, in all the latest tints. Summer Silks in checks and stripes. Pythian B ilding, CARL PALACE CRYSTAL LOOKOUT! FOR THE IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS T0 ARRIVE THIS WEEK, Direct From Th THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF Watches and Jewelry, Musical Instruments, Books and Stationery, Fancy Goods, Etc. All the LATEST STYLES and PATTERNS to Arrive This Week, at ADLER'S CRYSTAL PALACE. tamiiamiiMtfa mw New Goods for IMMENSE STOCK CLOTHING, HATS GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS; Direct from the Manufacturers, Retailed at Blne Ip thn Manufacturing Buslr.ew T am Prepared to sHI Clothing that will ulve PERFECT. SATISb'ACTI N both in FIT and QUALITY ot G ods. Perfect Fitting White Miirts, medium and Fiiie ;rade Undi-rwour. Ifewest Ntyles in Scarf- aud Ties. JMTA FULL STOCK OF FKENCII, ENGLISII AND AMERICAN SUITINGS.-Sa D. A. McINTOSH, OCCIDENT BLOCK, JOHN P.CLASSEN, Manufacturer ol French and American Candies ALSO Fresli Bread Every momtas, turn the -ASTOBIA-o-BAKEUY- g fcjfc "mJTT1 '. LH "--" . g-'"fc" and Clothing House Silks ! - Astorii. Creg n. 3E6Erf '?; V ABLER CRYSTAL Spring and Summer! OF ASTORIA. FIRST CLASS SHAVING AND Hair Dressing Saloon. FITTED UP IN A NEW AND ARTISTIC maimer. Eyery attention paid patrons. I liav hUed up a d ui curd a first-cla-s Barbershop at Ca.l A'i'er's dl stand on Chenamus street, and am ready ior business 1423m LEN.QHLEK. e East. .,? ;; ... .