01.
ASTORIA, OREGON, SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1884.
PRICE, FIVE CENTS:-
VOL. XXI, ISO. 4S.
Till! CANADIAN ANACONDA.
There id trouble in jlanitobs. There
is no balm in Ottawa to cure it The
Dominion invites settler", but the set
tlers wont railway outlets for their
surplus produce, anil the Dominion
having abdicated its powers in favor
of a great corporation, cannot re
spond to tho demand of the Bottlers
and the corporation positively refuses
to do so. The settlers threaten im
migration to the United States, and
are even talking about revolution and
secession, unless the Ottawa authori
ties shall constrain the corporation
anaconda of their creation to relax
ill crashing coils. This is about the
situatien: The distance from "Winni
peg, the oapital of Manitoba, is 2509
xnile3 from the mouth of the St Law
rence, mhree-fifths of this distance
Js traversed by the anaconda's rail
way, and the company insists that all
the surplus produce of "the great
lone land" shall be bhipped by this
long railroad route. But to ship it so
win leave no profit to the producers,
who are naturally desirous of a short
route to the sea and tho ship. Na
ture has supplied this shorter route
by 'Tray of. Nelson's xiver and Hud
son's bay. They have learned from
the little volume publbhed by "W.
Frarer Eea three years ago, and from
divers other sources, that l,for two
centuries the Hudson's Bay Company
sent their stores into what is now the
Canadian far west and took their furs
out in sailing ships, which plied be
tween England and the bay." They
understand that a railroad 370 miles
long a third of tho distance from St.
Xjouis to New York and not rnori4
than a fifth of the distance from "Win
nipeg to Montreal would conneotj .
Lake Winnipeg with deep water on Conductor Hozekiah McKinneyt
the Nelson river, at a point 100 nulca wjj0 yras kyiea ju Connecticut re
noarer to Liverpool than New lork contlv, was tho man who had a little
x3, and they insist that it is the duty i episode with tho supposed North
of the Ottawa government to give j hampton bank burglars the night af
them such an outlet for their produce. fer the robbery. A passenger in tho
But the Ottawa government cannot, smflkjugc ar handed him what was sup
because in its enthusiasm in the i poaeci to be a $100 bill in pavment
creation and endowment of the great iov fare- When he went to tho bag-
railway corporation, it bound itseit to j
give them a monopoly of the railway
business, and the anaconda refuses to
-baild.ihe .short route road to Hud
son's bay because its future profits
tfie in compelling the settlers in "the
great lone land" to use the longer
route by way of tho St. Lawrence. It
is by no means sure that tho Domi
nion government could grant the re
quest even if it had not given away
the power to do so, for tho provinces
on the St Lawrence have a very large
majority in both houses of the parlia
ment and have an interest in thus
harnessng"Manitoba to tho corpora
tion. It is inconceivable why the gov
ernment should have endowed the
railway as it did, but upon the assump
tion that it "wanted to make the cor
. poration -an all-powerful ally in this
business of enriching Ontario and
Quebec at the expense of the great
northwest and to relieve itself of re
sponsibility. Wo have made some
stunning grants in favor of transcon
tinental railway companies, but none
like this one. First, the Dominion
government gave the anaconda 712
roiles of railway already built and
in operation. " This was esti
mated to be worth 28,000,000. Nest
at gave 25,000,000, to bo paid
by installments, to aid the com
pany in the construction of 2,000
miles of road. In addition to "this it
gave them 25,000,000 acres of land,
valued at 81 per acre, but really worth
".$5. At the lowest valuation the land
gift is equal to 825,000,000; at the five
dollar average it ia worth $125,000,
000, and a good deal of it has been
sold in large blocks at from 2 50 to
$4 per acre. The actual gifts at the
company's estimate of value amount
to $78,000,000, and at a fair estimate
-3178,000,000. And still they are not
satisfied, but aro asking guaranties
for further credits. All their railway
property, including depots and roll
ing stock, and all their land grants
are exempt forever from taxation,
general and Ideal, and the terms of
the contract permit them to select
their land anywhere they may see fit
over an area almost as large as that
raLaU tke United States Foreign
landlordism they encourage. The
large sales have all so far been to the
English aristocracy, who never intend
to live in tho country. All these
Shines combined have deeply incensed
iSwpeoplo of Manitoba, who discover
that they nave been praoticaiiy nand
ecTtover by the Dominion to the gov
ernment of a heartless and grasping
corporation and that no power short
of revolution or emigration can help
them out of the difficulty.
I Mi
Henry YWard at Home.
"John Muir, general manager of the
Oregon Improvement Company, will
leave St Paul to-day for Portland.
3lTjv Muir has been east, in consulta
.fionwith the general officers of his
company. Tho most important mat
ter requiring his attontion wras the
negotiations ponding between his
company and the Northern Pacific re
garding some valuable Washington
Territory and Oregon coal lauds; but
of these negotiations, or anything else
pertaining to the oompany which he
represents, Mr. Muir would not talk.
Speaking of the extreme western
country generally, Mr. Muir said
everything -was at present extremely
dull The towns of Portland, Seattle
and Tacoma, as well as the whole Pa
cific coast, were suffering greatly from
dull times. The boom "whioh has ex
isted in tho towns mentioned has died
out, and as a consequenco tho rever
sion has brought with it a stagnation
of business. This stato of affairs is
likely to continue for some time, and
anrfil Portland, Seattle and Tacoma
"have-resumed the even tenor of their
way, business will not recuperate.
While in New York Mr. Muir had
frequent consultations with Henrv
Ward. The ex-king of tho North-
- rn Pacific is Jiving, quietly at his
TiOTinify.ieafc.at JJogg's JTerry, on tho
3Judsbn. While not in want, he is
not living in affluence. His health is
slowly improving, nnd his time is
jsijenj.'iii doing what he can to adjust
the many difficulties affecting the in-
.terests of the various companies of
wnion ne was so recently tne head
" jgraktra,jMr. Muir avers, is an
exceedingly poor man. Everything ho
possessed went to meet tho obliga
tions lie incurred when the president
of the several railroad companies re
lated, directly and indirectly, to the
Northern Pacific, piis Fifth avenue
mansion is the property of tho Ore
gon Railway and Navigation Com
pany, and the only real estate left
him" is the house at Bogg's Ferry, and
in which ie now resides. This place
was intended for his summer resi
dence, and had his original inten
tions been carried out, -would have
surpassed in beauty and elegance any
like residence on the Hudson. In
the work of fitting up the place,
Mr. Tillard devoted much attention,
even to the most minute details,
Dnd as a consequence what has
been done has been well dona
The several drives leading to
a d from the residence proper are
unsurpasaed. They are of serpent
ine structure, and with their many
windings remind one more of a
grapevine than anything else. All
are macadamized, and riding over
them is as pleasant as a drive could
be.
'Last fall," said Sir. Muir, "I paid
mv first visit to Bong's ferry. Then
Iut. Villard had fully fifty en at
work on these roads. He was accus
tomed to watch them working almost
daily, and apparently derived much
conifort from his peregrinations
among tho men. He was asked one
day why he had such a large number
of men at work on the roads alone.
and replied : Oh, it gives them work, j
and mo ploasuro to seo them work. "
J'laiicer Press.
Ahead a Cool 81,000.
ae car for cbange McKinuev found
that it was a $1,000 bill, and return
ing, gave it back to tho man he sup
posed he got it from. The man
denied giving him any bill, and, as
no ownor could be found, ho turned
it over to the railroad, which deposit
ed it in a Hariford bank, and some
four ears afterward gave it to Mc
Kinnoy. I often hear people say that all bus
iness is overdone, and that there is
no room for a poor young man in any
of the large cities. Gaze dear friends,
upon Mr. Ferdinand Ward, and take
heart He came to New York in 1878,
a rough-shod, horny-handed, awk
ward country boy. His father "was a
poor clergyman in Genesee, New
York, and tne son was not unused to
menial labor. To-day the attention
of the commercial world ib on Mr.
Ward. In ten years and six months
the country clodhopper has grown to
set the styles for "rapid New York.
He has "lived" enough for ten men.
And now he has failed for S8,000.000,
and dratrced down with him one of
the best known men in the -world to
day General Grant It is fortunate
that few people aro so very success
ful as Mr. I' red Ward, let ho is a
capital proof of- my favorite creed
that there is always room for one
more. Zax.
Of ninety members of the House
of Eepesentatives whose opinions on
the subject have recently been ob
tained by the Washington corre
spondent of the St. Paul Pioneer
Press, thirty were iD favor of forfeit
ing all the, lauds granted the North
ern Pacific except those appertaining
to that portion of the line which was
completed prior to July 4, 1879; thirty-nine
thought only the land co
terminus with tho portions of the
system as yet unbuilt should be for
feited; sis were in favor of forfeiting
the lands belonging to that part of
the system built by tho O. R. & It. Co.,
but would permit the Northern Pa
cific to earn the land pertaining to
the Cascade branch by finishing the
latter; while M teen thought that the
subject should not be acted upon dur
ing the present session.
In Sweden workmen are paid 10 to
25 cent3 for twelve hours' labor. JBut
they do not have the awful responsi
bility that workmen in this country
have" of managing tho government.
Jones has been in the habit of tak
ing physic in the spring for twenty
years. He says he does not know as
it does him any good, but he thinks
it shows his physical endurance.
No girl in Norway is allowed to
have a beau until she can make bread.
In this connection it may be stated
that Norwegian girls learn to make
bread at a very early ago.
A little pain in the back is often a
death warning; but despite the warn
ing, St Jacobs Oil will cure it
For Iarao Back, Side or Chest use
Shiloh's Porous-Plaster, Pnca 25 cents.
For sale by W. E. Dement
JACKSON'S
ASTORIA
Bakery t Confectionery
'oflee and lpe'Cream Fnrlors.
CIEF.OLVS STREET.
SUPERIOR
Bread and Cakes
OF AIX KIKDS,
WcdUlttss and rarUes supplied wlthtrlctly
FIRST-CLASS WORK.
o-Prench and Araerican-o
CANDIES
Macufacturetl, "Wholesale ami IlctalL
BRANGH ESTABLISHMENT,
' ON;THE BOADWAY. :
WEA
GMSa-Y
CU RCfi
Rheumatism.Neuralgla.Sciatica,
Lustefa, Backache, Headache, Toothache,
"T&vssa?te.1,,,,tafc
ASS ALL OTHXB BO WIT TA1S3 ISO 1CHES.
gJ It DnIa a Dmltct mrjwtK. Fifty Ccau
tool. X!atoas!fillLt!iu-
THECIIABL8A.YOGELEBOp.
Reaves wl.TKB& CO.) SalUaen, L,CS.A.
t . STOMACH &
8TTEBS
Fortify the 8jstun.
All who haTe experienced and witnessed
the effect of Hostetter's Stoinsdi Bitters
upon the weak, broken down, dcspoudlnjr
virttmsof djppepsU. liver complaint, fever
anda:ue rheumatism, nervous debility, or
premature decay, know that In thlssuprenie
tonic and alterative thero exists a specific
principle which reaches the i erv source of
the trouble, and effects an absolute and per
manent cure.
For sale by all Drugclsts and Dealers
generally.
Oregon Paint and Varnish Works,
Manufacturer of
Paints, Varnish ana" Laeper.
Any shade mixed and groins to order.
- OMf.-rJBAKSOR 6c Co.,
T.O. Box 1. PortJanrt. Or
Ice! Ice! Ice I
A FULL SUPPLY OF ICE
FROM LAKE COCOLALLA
WILL bo kept ou hand during tho rtst
of the summer, and will be delivered
to customers
In Quantities to Suit
With Promjitness and Dlsputrb.
W1I. 3IcCOK3IICK.
W. E. DEMENT & CO.
ASTORIA, - - - OREGON
Carry Iti Stock,
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, TOILET
and
FANCY ARTICLES.
Prescriptions carefully Compounded
Drugs and Chemicals
PrescriptlonB carefully compounded
Day or Night.
B. F. STEVENS & CO.,
CITY ItOOIfc STOUE,
Huso Just received a mammoth stock of
Books. The young and old, nch and poor
can all be Accommodated.
AGENTS FOIt THE'
Kraaleh & Bach aaa Sfaadsfeldt A
XotnllM anew and Wentrn
CettORe Oreans.
Orders for all kfnda of Music or Instru
inontswill bo promptly filled.
D.F. STEVENS & CO.
J. W. RUDDOCK,
Practical Plumbing in Ail Its
Branches.
Steam and Gas Fixtures,
A Complete SJoclc of First-class Material.
All WerJc Qanranteed.
andiShODlnHnme'a tmtldinc. ri
H " CELEBRATED if X
Sm 5SC!kIi
itminzzamir AfXKzem.
IlKTHOMAS,!7
"t DRUGGIST &
Pharmacist, ljj
XastoriaVc?
A &
'4i
lex& 8obbs, Astoria, Oregon.
Hardware anil Slip Hlerj
A. VAN DUSEH & GO..
jn.LERsi:r
Hardware and Ship Chandlery,
Pure Oil. Bright Varnish,
Biimcle Oil, Cdtton Canvas,
Hemp Sail Twine,
Cotton Sail Twine,
Lard Oil, -&.
Wrought Iron Spikes
Galvanized CwtNails.
Agricultural Implements,
Sowing IHsechlMcs,
Paiut and Oil. Groceries. !;.
First Class BlkcksnTi thing
AT LOW TlATEH AT
Gilbert Christiansen's
horseshoeing'
Doas on Scientific IMnclples b im Al
norseshoer Tho uuarnute
UOOD WORK.
General Biacksmithing Done
And SATISFACTION AS3URED, U
1IL Shop. In re8r of Aug. Danlebon'd Saloon.
BOAT SAILS
AT
Lowest Prices,
NOT GIVEN" AWAY, hut made atlowott
LIVING ritlCES. All v.rk done ct nv hhll
LoftGUARANIKKIUo give perfect atl3
factlon. SAIL LOFT
On Cheaamus Street, neU door to Astoria
Baker-.
J. HESS. ,
Wilson & Fisher,
SHIP CHANDLERS.
OEJLLKES IK
iron, Steel, Coal, Anchors, Chains,
TAR, PITCH, OAKUM,
NAILS A N D"ST1TES7
Shelf Hardware, Faints and Oils
STEAM PACKING,
PROVISIONS.
FIOUB AXI IUIX.I. FKEI.
Agents for Salem FleurinE: Mills,
and Capical Flour.
FAIRBANKS STANDARD
SCALES.
All sizes, at Portland Prices, In Stock.
Corner Cheuamua and Hamilton btreet-
ASTORIA. OllEGON.
CLATSOP
MILL COMPANY
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Lumber, Salmon Trays,
BOXES, ETC.
OFFICE AUD MILL, CORNER SALMON
AND CEDAR STREETS.
ASTORIA - - - Oregon.
$67,000,000 Capital !
Liverpool and London and Globe.
North British and Mercantile
Of London and Edinburgh
Old Connecticut of Hartford,
AND
COMMERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA
Fire insurance Companies,
Heprcwuthii; a Capital of S67,000,000.
A. VAN' DUSKN. Asent.
H, B. PARKER
rr. mm: jx
Htiy, Oats and Straw,
ZiIMB
Brick. Cement, and Sand.
Wood Delivered to 'Or dor.
Draymg, Teaming, and Express Business
UEALEK IN"
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
FIRST.CliASS.
SOMETHOrCr YOU WANT.
A NEAT MA70F ASTORIA.
"Warrantcl Cerrect: I.lthocaphed and
Mounted; showing :ul htrects, Numbered
and Accurately Marked. Price but 85.
Also, a HAP OK THE BAK, from Govern
ment bur ey. and cudorsedu officially cor-rt-ct.
Trice 83,
Both Slaps for (s8.
But a limited suplv, so call early, at tho
office- of BOZORTH & JO IlN 8.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
By the Night. y. Week or 3f oath
WITH OR "VyiTHOCT BOARD,
With use of Parlor. Library and all the com
forts of a home. Terms reasonable.
Apply to MRS. E. C. HOLDEN,
' Cor. Main and Jefferson Sts.
HOTELS AND 'RESTAURANTS;
re;eb, house,
J H. B. PARKER. Prop..
ASTORIA, . - . OREGON.
Al. CI'.OSBY,
Dar Clerk.
N'lght Clerk,
-Phil. BOWERS,
Pirat Class, in all Bepecti.
FP.EU COACn TO THSLH0TJ3E.
Campi Restaurant
SETT ASD WELX EqVlPFEB.
THROUGHOUT.
L. Sura has rebuilt hls-mtabllshmeat and
U Tjrepared to accoramoujtf-the traveling
mimic. ' --. t
Agood. meal famished at anj hoax of. tife-
Jar or night, - - 1 '!- - :
'f he flfist Llauoia a&(LCutr.rs-&btJ& bftr. I
Two doors ft&X W Ike Fqiier'a. I
n?SCQ
"f rfni ott-d a
Jl.
;uiOI SEREA.
FiarrtwLie:!
-5-AKl
JEFJ1
JL
OF lHE .CHOP HOUSE
Can prove toy hU books j)iat ho la doing tha
bUiectuuslnriabfnn
RESTMIEANT
Iu the city, andlxajKlll guarantee to site
thf beat meal lor cajb, .
MARKETS.
WASlllllJUlRRET,
3Iain?lr?rti -rterta, resoa.
RESPECTF CLLV CALL-THE-XTTEN-t!onof
tne-rmblkr'te'-tfcerfact that tjie
aboe Marketwlll wujjjsupplled ulUjk a
FULI. VAUIETY AND BE8T QUALITl?
FRESH AND CURED MEATS !
Which will be sold at lowest rates, whole
sale and retail. "" "" j.
ESpecial attention given to supplying
WYATT & THOMPSON;
DEALERS IN
FRESH AND CURED MEATS;
CHOICE GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
Crockery and Glassware.
TMT111 Feed, ZE-to,
Pacific Market.
N. DAVICH & CO. - - Pr prietors.
Leave Your Orders for
Fisli, Game, Eggs, Bntter,
VEGETABLES, ETC.
We furnish Provisions. Fresh and In Good
Condition, Tre3ed Chickens Vegetables,
and Market Produce of all kinds in season.
A Fine Mock of Famllv Wines, Liquors,
Cig.irs and Tobaccos.
STAR MARKET,
WHERRY & COMPANY,
Fresh and Cured Meats,
T7"o getablea,
FRUITS, BUTTER, and EGGS.
OPPOSITE OCCIDENT HOTEL.
CnK'A3IEH Street, AHterla, Ok
G. H. BAIN & CO.
DEXtZES XX
Doors, Windows, Blinds, Transoms
" Turning, Bracket Work.
IHUwn
S-bLOD "7Vc3rl.
A specialty, and all work Buaranteed.
Oak, Ash, Bay, and Walnut lumber ; Ore
son and Port Orford Cedar.
All kinds of boat material on hand.
c n. BAIX CO. .
T. G. RAWLINGS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Tropical, Domestic, Green and Dried
.SUTS. CADDIES, DBTED MEATS, ETC.
Fine Clfjars aud Tobacce.
Next door to I. J. Arvold's, Squemoqua 8C
ASTORIA
Brewery Beer Saloon.
The Best Beer 5 cts a Glass.
Hot Lunch every Day from 10 tol2 A. M.
ThA hp: nf TJauots and CtaM oo hand.
a deservediv.DoouUr rttco of social resorts
; . o - v""rQEO. HTLLKlC i
S. ANDT. & EERGHEN,!
ASTQIUA, - OKIGQN.
TheJPkMr-JMtrtlne Shop
JtLAOXBMrrB
SHOiE
AX .
Boiler .Shtpf
ENGINE! CANNERY,
AX
STEAMBOAT WORK
Promptly attended to.
AyctfalryHiadaof reytlrlag
OAKNERT DIES,
IOOT OF LAFAYSTTE STREET.
. ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
DEKERAL AWWSTSAN
. BOILER MAKERS.' '
BbilerWork, Steamboat Work
- ciajty. f
Of alltDcsritidBs wadp to Order
J- latjsfcfrtiisttlce.j
A. D. WABS, President.
J. G. HnsixEK, Secretary,
I. W. Cask, Treasurer.
JOHSPQX.Superlatcndent.
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IO.OOO BOTTLES SOLD '
Great Northwestern Remedy.
TAKEJT .
W.PruNDER'S.
flBEEtllBLGQDPUfflFIEel
KIDNEY LIVER-DISEASES.. D7SPEPSIA?
' iJUHLiJ
PlPlE9i3LOTCB-SAJJDSXlV DISEASES.
ggAOACH&fr C03T1VENESS
Those wbp work earlv and late nee I a
wholesome, reliable Medicine like Pfoader's
.Qregoa-JUoad pnrlDer. A3 a remedy and
preventative TMaise-ascs it cannot De neat.
It checks SaeamatiiBi and Malaria, relieves
CoaitlpatlM, DttpepsU and BUIonsneM and
puts Iresh enefjry Into the system by making
new MIeh Bloods All DruggLtta and Deal
ers keep it. SLCO bottles C for S5.00.
Garnahau & Go.
STJOCESSOBS TO
I. "W. CASE,
IMPORTKRS AND WHOLESALE AND
ItKVAHi DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
forcer Chenamus nnd Cass streets.
ASTORIA .... OREGON
Magnus G. Crosby
Dealer In
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
iron Pipe and Fittings,
STOVES. TINWARf
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD
SHEET IRON.
TlTI AND 003P3PX'-
A. V. Allen,
Wholesale and Retail' Dealer In
r$rl99,
ProyMm9f
MILL FEED.
Glass and Plated Ware,
TROPICAL AND DOMESTIC
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Together with
JHfc
HKt?
9KK&
AUklndkof ' '
Winn, LlamJohMCoXigars
JBUSHTES8 CARDS.
O.
FMcCOKMAC,
Atteraex u CeHMieHr wttmn
" oora IT, Odd Fellow TfcUldingf - -""
ASTOeTa." - - TQregoa.
- -' ( r3rrr"
GEO. A. DORBI3,' 0?:?XI,
If OLUCD A DOMUJS.
ATTOMTEYS AT LAW. " '
. Office In KInuey'a Block, opposite -City
HalEAatbHspOiegoa. - r-'C
Q B. THOMSpOT, 1-
Attorfly and CourHNof:ttltW.
1 Boom Ko. e, over Wtutd Bbaae, '
A3T0BIA. OREGON,
QMTCTOX.
q. c. rcxioK.
fultos brothxks, 1
a.tt0ekey3 at law."
Booms 5 and 6, Odd Fellows 3undic.
J t,ABOWBY,
. fi
ATTOENEY AT LAW. "x
Clienamua xeet, -'- ASTOSIA. OBEOOJ
JOSEPH A. GLLX.,
ATroa.Ty-Ai-LAff.
arOfgeo with J. Q-A. Bovrtby, '
ASTORIA.- - - - - -'
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ATTi' AT LjA W.
"Notary TubHc, JeaaUrioaer-of Je4lai
CaHfaraavNowiorXaad WasliiaaJo. Tcr-
8014.3 anK.OdireilOM Sldta As-
Itorja,oregon.
N.B -Claims at WashlattotuJDOyBnd
coijecvutm.speciaiiy, ' n
P C. HOL.DEN,
KOTABY POTLIC
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AUCTIONEKJB, COSIliieSION AVllAlX
8UBANCK AQENI. , -
O.
W. XEICK,
ARCHITECT AND DBAT7GHTSXAN.
Scholan received for Course oLDr&qgbtlag
POffico ovex W.tolt Hote,Store.::
5
XSIiO P. PARKER.
SURVEY Oil OF
Clats CeaHty.&ad Clt3rT Astoria
Office --Chenamus street, Y. K. arbatt
, ;u ieri
Q BEXgOft 3LAKT1X, J? -
Ffeysieiaa aad Smrge.fv
ASTOBIA, - - .1 OSEGOK.
rl0rrfcr-,RQqinT2; OaTTeDbWalBferratngr
Residence -Hume's building, up stair.
TAX TUTTJLE, X. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Rooms l, 3, and 8. Pythian Build
ing. RKsnEjfCE-On Cedar Street, back of
St. Mary'js Hospital.
r. r. nicKs.
A. E. 8HAW.
HICKS fc SH ITT.
DENTISTS.
Rooms Jn Allen. Building, up stairs, ear
ner Cas and Squemoqua 3treeta, Astoria
Oregon.
Bozorth & Johns,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
and Brokers.
ASTORIA,
Oregon.
Buy and sell all kinds of Real. Eatata and
represent the following. Fire
Insurance Cbnpanlefl :
Scottish Union and Na
tional, Phceplx of Hartford
Home of New York,
Hamburg and Bremen,
Western,
Phentx of Brooklyn,
Oakland Home,
assets
3,000,000
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Pollcieswrltten by us In the Phoealx and
Home and Scottish Colon and National at
equitable rates. '
BANKING ANDJNSjlRAHCE i
I. W. CASE,
Broker, Banker, and Imur
anoe Agent,
ASTORIA,
OBEGOX.
OEFICE HOURS:
From 9 o'clock A. M. until 3 o!?tok.P. Al.
B. S. Worsley,
AUCTIONEER
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT
STOftlce aud Ware Rooms on 8qi
Street, next door to corner of 0:
iwraoqua
iney.
Adancementa made on Con$!gnmeute
No Chnrsrea for Storage or Goads
GEOEGE L0VETT,
Tailorii, Gleauinc, Bejairing.
NEAT, CHEAP AND QUICK.
Main St., opposite N. loeb'a, Aatarla, r.
G. A. STINSON & CO.,
BLACK3MITHING,
At Capt. Rogers old stand, comer of Ca
and Court Streets.
Ship and Cannery work. Horses
wagons maae and repaired. Good w
Rnaranteed.
NOTICE. -Boat
Sails to be Givin.Away
Three Private FialiermeH
Can Mt NEW MAlNSALfCOtc no!.
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