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ASTORIA, OREGON:
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rier.
ASTOKIA AXD VlL'IMfl.
"iJiaine Lata" are on tho way.
. The Bargany has ariived out, U.
: duys
irom As cna.
The Astoria Workingmeu'd Protective
Onion meets to-niijht.
John B. Goujjh will lecture in Astoria
about the first of July.
Seaside Lodge No. 12 will picnic ou the
Klaakanine about the COth, inst.
Public exercises in Miss Trent-hard's
room at the public school this afternoon.
Yesterday's Standard had three col
umns stereotyped matter. Looks bud.
J. O. Bozorth wishes all having school
assessment blanks to return them to
him.
Teleponic connection has been made
with Dr. Tuttle's residence. His number
.is 6.
Colonel Hawkins will deliver a temper
ance lecture at the Presbyterian church
at eight o'clock this evening.
Hon. P. J. Taylor got 7tJ majority in
"Wasco county. In Judge Bennett's own
district he had but one majerity:
The .-I. B. Field will go to Tillamook
with freight and passengers from the
Main street wharf next Saturday. On
Tuesday she goes to Gray's harbor.
About 10 o'clock last night Samuel
Johnson accidentally walked overboard
at the foot of Cass street. He was res
cued and was properly grateful for his
narrow escape trom a watery grave.
"Word comes from Peacock spit that on
the 17th, boat No. 14 of the North Shore
Packing Co. upset and the captain was
drowned. Boat No. 15, of Geo. Myers,
succeeded in saving tho boat puller.
'The Hidden Hand'" will be played at
Occidental hall to-morrovr night by
Whitely's original company who make a
speciality of that great drama. Itesen ed
sata at New York Novelty Store.
The fish item announced yesterday as
being overdue, has shown up. It was in
Tacoma, and the folks that ale the lish
were "sick." Some fish will fry that
way. The next to hear from is the man
that coughed up the diamond pin that
be swallowed in 18.VJ.
Keoler started his auction sain at !. 0.
Holden's yesterday evening, and was nr
restod by Officer Carlson on the charge
of selling goods without a license. He
deposited 20 bail for his appearance in
the police court this afternoon when the
case comes up for trial.
The Ilala slipped seaward yesterday;
the Chas. Cotesworth is still at Bakers
bay. The British ship City of Delhi,
Drysdale, master, from San Francisco in
ballaBt. arrived in yesterday afternoon.
She will probably load or finish with
salmon. The Kirkwood, 80 days from
Sydney, is overdue.
On Sunday next the Clara Parker goes
on an excursion to Skipanon and the sea
beach, and that all may have an oppor
tunity to enjoy the ride, the barge -Pioneer
will be taken in tow. Plenty of straw
berries and cream, a pleasant ride, and a
most obliging captain. Lhe boat will
leaTO Main street wharf at ten o'clock
Sunday morning.
To-day is the seventh aniversary of the
organization of Bescue Engine Co., No.
2. This company has a record second to
none in tho northwest, and on every re
ourring anniversary the day they cele
brate is not forgotten. To-night they
give a grand ball and invite their friends
to participate with them in commemora
tion of the event.
In the justice court yesterday, Jos.
Scothan, arrested for assault upon one
Stephenson, at Seaside, was given until
Monday for final examination. Thos.
Ward, who is charged with putting a
head on Mr. Devereux on the night of
the election, was bound over to await the
action of the grand jury; Henry Wise
man, who had been arrested on the com
plaint of his wife that he ill-treated her
and made matters unpleasant generally,
was reprimanded by his honor for such
unseemly behavior, and told to go and
sin no more.
Bev. J. V. Alilligau, who for the last
five years has been the pastor of that
church in Astoria has resigned his pas
torate, and will preach his farewell ser
mon on the 29th inst. During Mr. Milli
on's stav in this citv he has creatlv in
creased the sphere of his usefulueas and
he leaves the church in a most excellent
condition. On his arrival here in '79 the
Presbyterian congregation worshipped
in the second story of ihe building on
the northeast corner of Cass and Jeffer
son streets; afterwards removing to the
Congregational chufch which was occu
pied for two years, after which they
temporarily sojourned in the Baptist
church till the completion of their own
fine church edifice last summer. Mr.
Milligan has accepted a call from Ash
land, and in his now field of labor wiil
carry with hiin the esteem of the entire
community among which he has labored
so long ana faithfully.
Tlit Utorld IiBttil (Irani.
Astoiua, June 17. 1S31.
Ed. Astebux:
How about tho Astoria land grant? 1
don't see nnything in your paper lately
about it. It is reported that it is for
feited. I hope it is and I want to be cer
tain about it. Skttlce.
(The forfeiture bill has not passed the
senate, ana 11 is 1101 iikimv 10 11111 hen
sion. Ed.)
More 'Abont the Seaside Shoot in .
It now appears that Scothan, who shot
Stephenson at Seaside last Sunday con
sidered himself justified in the act; that
' Stephenson had been hired by Scothan
to work for the Deep Sea Fishing Com
pany; that he wanted more pay than
Sootban felt able to givo on account of
tfee'failure of the enterprise, nnd that it
was only after repeated abuse from
Stephenson that Scothan finally defended
himself, shooting Stephenson in the
wrist as before stated. It is thought that
Stephenson was only a tool in tho hands
of others and that more trouble may en
sue. For the sake of the peace and good
order of that portion of the county it is
to be hoped that the brethren may dwell
together in nnity.
Fruit Jar.
All sizes at lowest market prices, at
Crockery Store of Jordan .& Bozorth.
IVotiee,
All membera ef the Astoria fire depart
ment who attend the seventh anniversary
ball of Bescue Engine Co. No. 2, this
eTtninff, are respectfully requested to at
tend in uniform, and all members of Res
o&e No. 2 are so requested.
By order of the Committee on Manage-
nrn.r.irs mn fob fitkthkk xnMrx.
TIOXS.
HW letter lcilini;.ttiO reenbek 'oihI
nation.
Lowell, Mass. Juno 17.
Gentlemen of tho Cemmittee: -I re-
meui of tu0 action taken by tho conven-
tion at Indianapolis, with a deep sensi
bility. In the ordinary course of politi
j cul events the choico of u convention of
representative men from any considerable
portion of my fellow-citizens, according
to me this highest honor that they can
confer, would call for a grateful acknowl
edgement, even though it might bo a se
lection to represent the thought of such
a convention upon questions which com
monly divide political parties. Theviews
upon such questions may have been in
herited, or an outgrowth of measures
merely of administration. The great
questions j-ou present are higher and
gruuder than any mere political measure.
r&KATiox of Tirr. aEKENincK.
Nearly a quarter of a century ago,when
the very existence of tho republic and
the establishment of democratic repre
sentatives of the government hung trem
bling upon the issue of the greatest civil
war the world has ever known, or may
ever know, by tho wisdom born of an im
perious necessity, a financial system
sprung from the patriotic impulse to save
the nation's life and rescue the hope of
free institutions for all men from going
down forever in darkness and death. It
was devised by the great and good men
of that day, to whose care a republican
government, to be administered for the
people and by the people, had been con
fided. That svstcm of finance for a free
Ipoo'ple, in its infancy, saved the life of a
nation perishing without it, and broke
the chains which enslaved four million
men. It gave to this country war rag
inga prosperity it had never known, it
enabled people to assess upon themselves
and pay taxes to an extent before nn
known'in any country. It made it possi
ble for the government to repay three
fold all the loans it had received from any
creditor, and gave to him a security more
profitable and stable than had evef been
issued by anv other power in the world,
and made the financial system of our
government at onco the envy and ad
miration of all men. This was doue by
the legal tender currency. While ques
tions as to ils stability were raised by the
very form of the legislation by which it
was enacted, and while still gravor doubts
prevailed in the minds of many wiso and
patriotic men as to whether a legal ten
der currency, inexpensive, in fact rest
ing not on th'o intrinsic value of tho mate
rial on which it was coined was within
the constitutional competency and power
of the legislative branches of "tho govern
ment, that question having been three
times submitted to the supreme court of
the United Statas, the very highest tri
bunal of const i tut ional construction, was
at last decided in the affirmative with
such unanimity that there could not pos
sibly he a reasonable doubt against it.
AN ESTABLISHED CUEKKNC.
One purpose of our organization and
of those who thought I acted with you,
although not of it, was to support, to
sustain, this money as tho currency of
the people This people's enrrenoy, you
will remember, was designated by its
friends by tho pet namo of "Greenback."
Two years ago I did myself the honor to
say that that currency, so commended
bv tho merit its great needs wrought for
the people's safety and prosperity, en
acted by tho highest legislative power,
adjudicated by such a court, and with
the decision about lo be reaffirmed, was
an accomplished fact, never again to be
disturbed or doubted, so that its friends
might well say' "So the end of our labors
in this regard have come; so let us re
joice; let those who aided in this great
work press on to deal with equals im
portant unsettled and necessary meas
ures for tho welfare of tho whole people."
The legal tender having become the
very foundation of all business, as well
aj a measure of valuo intertwined with
all the transactions of the people, the
engine of the prosperity of the nation, it
seems to me almost an act of cruelty to
again disturb causelessly a financial
question of the right of man to hold his
urotner man in mavery, inereioro x tuiiu:
"I am glad that that question has no
longer a part in political consideration,
and that statesmanship may now turn
from it, as the country has turned from
the question of finance and war." But
alas! the power of the darkness of er
rorsl The resurrectionists of false ideas
of the dead past have dug up the remains
of contention from the peaceful graves
where they slept, and threaten, by a re
hash of exploded resolutions, the 'formu
lation of a platform, and by a party con
vention, to revivify and agitate contro
versies which will unsettle commercial
values, and hinder and delay tho business
energies of our people, with apparently
but a single object to extend a system
of purely paper currency, issued by cor
porations and established by the govern
ment indeed, but for private emolument
and gain to the corporators, which, cur
rency itself is to be valuable only because
it is made redeemable in the very green
back which this ghoul-like agitation
seeks to repudiate, overthrow and des
troy. AS AXDBEW JACKSON nOIOCBAT.
Such a cunency Andrew Jackson, with
the prescience and wisdom of a states
man, but the iron hand of a soldier, sus
tained by the Democracy of more than a
generation ago, had wholly crushed out
and, in the hope of the wise and good,
had buried forever, as one of the grievous
errors of an administration which had
insidiously crept into the government for
the aggrandizement of the and the
destruction of tho people.
As a Democrat, taught in the Jackson
school iu my youth, with my judgment
matured bj' many years converse in pub
lic affairs, aided by earnest and deep
study, and with the intensity of purpose
which a topic of such magnitudo, affect
ing every interest of the people and it
may be the very existence of free institu
tions, demands, I am constrained, were it
tho last act of my life, in view of this at
tempt to undo what Jackson had so well
done, coming from whatever question it
may, to say lo you, gentlemen, that there
seems a wisdom, indeed a necessity, for
the further continuance of your organ
ization in this renewed exigency, and
therefore, upon this contestation, I am
with you; and if thero were but two of
us, wo ought to stand together against
this great wrong, and call upon all true
men to stand with us, either inside or
outside, as tho case may be, of tho other
nolilical oreanizations. which may aim
to perfect other measures for the good of
the country.
hls rLATFonsr.
I thank you for your suggestions that
in other matters toward which your or
ganization turns tho interests of labor,
tho preservation of the lands of the peo
ple for tho benefit of the people, the con
trol of agencies created by tho govern
ment to. be used for the good of the
people, to regelate and control a system
of inter-state commerce, which shall
control and cheapen transportation of
persons, freight and intelligence, and to
protect all in their just rights and to con
fine all to their true duties, to tho end
that thero may be in this country equal
ity of rights, equality of burdens, equal
ity of privileges, nnd equality of power
to all persons' under tho law, has leen
the political rulo of mv life.
x navo me uonor 10 ue, wuu per&uuui
osteon), very respectfully your friend and
servant, uesjamix x. uutleu.
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GET THE BEST.
Cheap photographs must be poor
photographs. Abell & Son, our leading
photographers, do no cheap work. They
ask fair prices and give far superior
work to any gallery in tho Northwest
and equal to the best in America. 29
Washington St., Portland.
Buy youivLime of Gray at Portland
prices.
THK ASTORIA A5D C. T. CO.'S STKAHEB.
Tfill Be HMdrto LmbcIi Abont JalrSO.
. A visit to the beach where the hand
some steamer of the Astoria and
Coast Transportation Company is
building, shows that the hull ia well
forward and will bo ready on -oxi-tract
time. The Tessel is a fine model,
and tho utmost caro is oxercised
throughout that she may be perfectly
satisfactory in her build. Tho accom
panying cut gives a correct represen
tation of the vessel as she will appoar
when ready for business. A mistake in tho building of a portion of the machin
ery will delay ita putting in place somewhat longer than was contemplated, but it
is thought that by the 20th of next month the new vessel will be launched. It is
such enterprises as this that will make our seaport city headquarters 'for supplies
for that entire stfetoh of coast from Yaquina to the Quinault reservation.
SO DAILY SAIL- TO THE" SEASIDE.
Sometime in May a petition went for.
ward from here to Washington praying
thai the mail service between here and
the Seaside be expedited from a tri-week-ly
to a daily mail. The necessity for
such increase i!fnniversally conceded.
The travel from Portland to,Astoria and
from Astoria to the Sepsideis of such a
nature as to makedaily mail communica
tion an imperative necessity.- The peti
tion was signed by many of the most
prominent citizens of the place and was
strongly endorsed?,. Word.come3 from
Washington that the petition is refused.
Those Washington postal." authorities
must have a funn idea of qut postal re
quirements out here in Oregon. When
Postmaster Chance makes a requisi
tion, some smart Aleck in the de
partment thinks that he knows what is
wanted better than the Astoria post
master does, and about half the time the
snnnlv of stnmns. envelones. etc., sent
is about half whflt is actually needed.
Tlin vulnlt 1in flina inA nCTfiin till!
XUU AblUi .i bUUb ..U.W M..M wA.- . . .
community has to depend on what tho j
postmaster can bqrrow irom otner unices.
The thing would be ridiculous if it were
not annoying. It is to be hoped that
some time or other there will bo some
ono in charge that has sense enough to
last him over night, and who is able to
discriminate and realize tho actual needs
of a growing and progressive community.
The Old Settler Xtetlnc
Tho pioneers of Orogon are holding
their annual meeting at Salem. On the
17th addresses were delivered by H. Y.
Thompson of Portland and P.O. McCown
of Oregon City. In closing his address,
Mr. McCown said:
Broad as the foundation were laid by
you for the material prosperity of our
common country; "grand as were your
ambitions and hopes ior the future of
yourselves and posterity, they are not to
be compared for a moment to the moral
factors whioh enter into tho complex or
ganization of society and make possible
the civilization of the nineteenth century.
Pioneers, death has been busy Hince
your last reunion, many u weary toiler
naa grown urea oi me a ouraena ana mm i
down to sleep, and your whitened hairs .
indicate that many of you have been
warned by oldFather Time that the years
with ceaseless tread ere sweeping along,
and that soon your Iabor3 will be done.
I congratulate you old men and women
(I speak the words reverently), that
though your life's labor will soon have
ended, by opening up for settlement this
northwest ooast.-you have laid the foun
dations for n mighty empire where may
be developed all that is best in man.
You have earned tho good fortune all
about you. It is yours to enjoy while you
live. May success and prosperity attend
your declining years, and may you finally
receive the reward of all your lalwr anu
success.
The election of officers resulted as fol fel fol
eows: J. T. Appefson, president; J. W.
Grim, vice president; It. P. Earhart, sec
retary; W. H. Bees, corresponding secre
tary; J. M. Bacon, treasurer: F. A. Mat
thieu, M. Crawford and F. K. Smith, di
rectors. !
Button Double Uncle Torn' Cjtlllu.
This mammoth company will make
their first appearance in Astoria two
nights, commencing Monday next, and
will bring twenty-five performers, ten
colored plantation singers, twoTopsy's
in songs and dances, two Mark, the law
yers, two trick donkeys, and six mam
moth bloodhounds. They have played
in all the leading cities and theaters In
the United States; New York, Philadel
phia, Boston and Chicago and are pro
nounced one of tho largest companies
playing this great drama. Tho company
played Victoria and Seattle last week
and the press of those citiea say the
company packed the bouses and" gave
great satisfaction. The sale of seats will
commence to-day at the New York Novel
ty Store.
War Declared.
KEELAlt, the mau inlt a license, has
arrived and will sell at auction today.
In Holdens auction house at 2 P. M.t
and give away to the ladles attending
his sale, an elegant silver Cake Basket
free of charge. He has an elegant
stock of goods, and will sell eyery
day at 2 anil 7 o'clock. Ladles don't fall
to attend the sale promptly at 2 o'clock
today and get tho elegaat sliver Cake
uasKei.
Social Party
There will be a social party at Mrs.
O'Brien's new building, onntsite the O.
I. & X. Co.'s dock, on Friday evening,
the 20th inst. No one admitted except
ou.cards of Invitation. Tickets Includ
ing supper, $1.50 for gentleman and ac
companying ladles.
Jut Reeeired.
A largo stock of soft and stiff Hats in
all the latest styles, at Mcintosh's Fur
nishing store.
The Patent Lamp Filler.
Tho most useful household invention
of tho age. Call and seo it. Also, extra
good Coal Oil forsalein quantities from
a pint to a barrel. Joijdax & Uozonnr.
To Our Patrons.
We do not claim to sell our goods at or
below cost wo Bell rith a living profit
and our prices are lower than the pre
tended cost of our competitors. Pilger's
Branch Leading Suit and Cloak House.
Ot Interest To The ladle.
A full line of Ladies' Silk,Lisla and
Cotton Hosiery and Muslin Underwear
at greatly reduced price? for a few davs
only, at The Leading Suit and Cloak
nouse, noxt to itescne .Engine house.
The Oregon Blood Purifier is Nature's
own remedy, and should be used to the
exclusion ot all other medicines in dis-.
eases of tho stomach, liver nnd kldnoys.
o,"K,,r mo BySF Sid0 or Cnest use
Shtloh's Porous Plaster, Price 23 cents.
For salo by W. E.Demear.
"Hackmetack," a lasting and fra-
g'WtPS, Price S3 3 50 cents.
oldbyW.E. Dement.
ThO Rev. Geo. ILThawr. nr ttni.r-
bon, lud., says: "Both myself and wlfo
oweour lives to SniLon's Consumption
Cure." Sold by V. K. Dement
-Croup, Whooping Cough and Bron
chitis Immediately relieved by Shlloh's
Cure. Sold by W. E. Dement.
All the patent medicines advertised
in this paper, together wlth.the choicest
perfumery, and toilet articles, etc-can
be bought at the lowest prices, at J. W.
Conn's drug store, opposite Ocilden
betel, Astoria.
XEWS FROM ALL P015TS.
Delaware Democrats want Bayard.
The Bennett-Mackay cable will be hi
operation August 1.
Mrs. Langtry has captured the "cuhl
chah" of San Francisco.
The New York state Democratic con
vention is in session at Saratoga.
Ben Butler has accepted Tthe Green
back nomination for the presidency. .'
Ex-Senator fiaister Clym&r, of Penn-
Slvania, suicided at Philadelphia on the
th.
A New York grand jury has indicted
Fish, Eno and Ward, the defaulting offi
ciate of Gotham.
Republicans throughout the countrV
are taking mistaken action in tryin" to
"boycott" Harper's Weekly. "
The ways and means committee of tho
house has reported in favor of carrying
into effect the Mexican treaty.
California prohibitionists heldahtate
convention at San Francisco last Tues
day and nominated a state ticket.
The twelfth annual session of tlitf
Grand lodge of I. O. G. T., 13 in session
at CorvalliH. There are 130 lodges in the
state.
Thetii"70io itiner building, with con
tents,was destroyed by fire for the second
time in threo months, at Prescott. Arizo
na, last Tuesday.
Montana deputy sheriffs overtook a
gang of horse-lhieTes at Rinckerville,
Idaho, last Tuesday, and in capturing
thom killed one of tho number named
Geo. Munn.
The City of Tokiu at San Francisco,
from China, has been quarantined with
smallpox on board. Before tho discovery
was made one gang of S15 Chinese had
got ashore, and another lot of 150 had
been transferred on board the Mexico for
Puget sound.
In tho senate on tho 15th Senator Sla
ter offered several amendments to the
houso river and harbor bill, by which the
appropriations were raised to the
amounts asked for by Mr. George. When
the bill was before the house committee,
it will bo remembered, that committee
out off nearly all tho appropriations re
commended by the engineers, in order to
keep down the total of the bill. Among
Slater's amendments was one for im
proving Coos bay, $50,000: for impiOT-
iuk me- muuiu ui iue uoiumoiu river,
gioo.000, and for the Coquille river, $15,1
nm nf i,;m, ?i!j uJtu'
000 none of which was allowed br the
house amendments. They were all re
ferred to tho committee on commerce.
FuritlfrlicA Rooms to Rent.
Inquire at Mrs. Campbell's, over Gem
Saloon.
Fur a Neat Fitting Boot
Or Shoe, go to P. J. Goodmans, on Che
namus street next door to 1. W. Case.
All goods of the best make and guaran
teed quality, a tun stock; new goods
cousiantly arriving. Custom work.
lfabltnal Ceastlpatlea
Is a prolific .source of misery and
many Ills, giving rise to Headache, Dull
ness fevers. Nervousness, Restlessness.
Biliousness, Indigestion. Polsoulng of
the Blood, etc. The bitter, nauseous
Liver medlcines,pllls, salts nnd draughts
formerly used to relievo the sufferer,
only aggravate tho disease nnd sicken
the stomach. All who are afflicted in
that way, know the Importance of a
remedy pleasant to the palate, harmless
in Its nature, and truly beneficial In Its
action. The trial bottles of Syrup of
Figs given awav free of eharce bv our
enterprising druggists, W. E. Dement
& Co., prove that it is all that can be de
sired, iiarge oouies at nity cents or
one dotiar.
Arvold will sell a large stock of Boots
and Shoe.9 at cost, at the Leading boot
and suoe store.
A full line of Indies' and children 's
Shoes, latest styles, to be found cheap
at Arvold's, sign of the Golden Shoe.
A full line of Ladles' Lace Mitts of all
descriptions, to be found at the Kraplre
Store.
The latest patterns and styles of
Ginghams and Calicoes, at the Empire
Store.
Just received a new lot of Parasols, at
the Kmpire Store.
Gray sells Sackett Bros.' Al sawed
cedar shingles.
Don't pay Z0 tents elsewhere when
yon can gei the best dinner in town at
JEFF'S for 25 cents.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy a
posi
nnd live cure for Catarrh, Diptherla
Canker .Mouth. Sold by Y. E. De
Dement.
Arvold sells 15oots and Shoes cheaper
than any one else in town, because we
buy for cash.
Roscoe Dixon's jiow eating house
is now open. Everything has been fit
ted up In first-class style, nnd his well
known reputation as a caterer assures
all who like good things to eat. that at
his place they can be accommodated.
SOMETHING Y0TT WANT
A NEAT MAP OF ASTORIA.
Wan-anted Correct; Lithographed and
Mounted; showing nil Streets, Numbered
and Accurately Marked. PricP but SS.
Also, a MAP OF THE BAK. Jrnin Govern
ment Survey, nnd endorsed as officially cor
rect. Price 85,
Both Mapn for $M,
Ilut a limited Mipulv.ho call earlv, at the
oaice of nozoirni & joiinh.
O. St. W. C20i
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Excursion Tickets from Astoria to Portland
and return
$2.50.
THE FAST ELEGANT STEAMER
WIDE WEST
Will make regular trips during the season
leaving Asiona as roiiows :
Leave Astoria Wednesday and
Friday at o a. m , arrive In
Portland at 2 P. M.
Leave Astoria Sunday Afternoon
at 9 P. M., arrive In Portland
at I A. M.
Passengers leaving Astoria Sunday P. M.
can securo rooms and remain on steamer
all night.
JIKTURHIXO :
Leave Farflaad Taetfay sad Tkuntday
at 6 P.M., arrive at AaUria at Neea.
Leave Fartlaad Satmrday at 2 P. 3f,
arrive 1b Aiterla at 8 P, M.
A. I STOKES,
General Passenger Agent.
SKASDISAYBH-
Sreuks-, Xorra,&tiulcar7 o&TUaftrl
Who are naturalized, and intend to vole
for J. G. Blaine, our noxt president. In
order to work in unity nnd with suoces
In the coming campaign, it is proposed
that we organize for that purpose a
BcANDntAviAX Blaise Club,
in Astoria.
All Scandinavians who desire to join in
this are- requested to meet on Saturday,
June 21, at?'p. si., in tho upper Astoria
school-house.
F.. P. Hoft. .
A. T. Bbavkk.
AUO. DaNTJKLSO.
P. Mattison.
Ci-BL A. HAKSOK.
Committee.
flnt Cl Piotogripk Caller).
S. B, Crow who for tho past two years
has had a picture gallery opposite the
court houso has moved to his line new es
tablishment in Kinney'A building almost
opposite St; Mary's- hospital. No ex
pense has been spared uT fitting up thi3
with all first-class requirements, and Aa
torians who need the best of work have
no further need of going eLsewhere. The
liberal patronage bestowed on Mr. Crow
Is gratefully appreciated, and he assures
the Astoria public that no effort shall be
spared to win their continued appro
bation. Mr. W. A. Bell, of San Francisco is as
sociated with him; his long experience
in the beat galleries of the metropolis
will be of Talae to those who wish tose
cure the shadow ere tho substance fades.
The public are invited to'call and inspect
specjmen3of photographio work.
Mea and Hnrer. -
A partner in the College Point
.Brewery, L. I., N. Y Mr. J. Hirsch,
writes, that among, hi? hands and
teams, for Theumntism, aches and
pains of tho men, and for all ailments
of horses, St. Jacobs Oil hns no
equal.
Zt'etlcc.
Dinner atM EFF'CHOP HOUSE
everyday from 4Uto8 o'clock. The
best 2.1-ccnt meal in town; soup, lish,
seven kinds of meats, vegetables, pie,
pudding, etc. Tea o.r jcoficc included.
All whc. have tried him say .left is the
'BOSS."
Boat Building.
JOS. P. LEATHERS
Fsnnerijr orer Arndt k Ferchea'a Machine Shin
IS BUILDING FIBST-CLASS BOATS IN
the shop formerly occupied by "51. John
son on Concomly street, one block west of
Hansen Bros' ailU. Mmtrl. Material and
FlBlta First-cJu.
Water! Water! Water!
Wheeler & Kipp,
PRACTICAL
Piute Gas ai Steam Fitters
ALL WOKK
Warranted, and Estimates Given.
FULL STOCK
Irit aud "Lead Pipe, Bath Tnbv,
Water Closets, sad CSas
Fixture .
Jobbing Promptly Attended to.
A SPECIALTY Is made of Tap
ping Water Mains and Running
Water Pipes, as We have Supe-
or facilities fordoing this work.
Corner Squemoq.ua and Hamilton Street,
Astoria, Oregon.
At The Bureau,
Anhpuser Busch Brewing- AS9'c'n of
St. Louis, Jlo.
Celebrated Anheuser Beer on Draught at
Pinckney's Sample Room,
C5K, Water Street, (or Roadway).
This Heer Is far suterlor to anv lmnoited
from the East. Call and sample it.
V.T.Coleman&eos
.4GKHCY.
Banking Department
A General Banking and exchange Busi
ness transacted. Every facility for prompt
and satisfactory business.
Drafts on the lead Ins cities of the United
States and Europe.
.Depewita Hecetved.
CLATSOP
MILL COMPANY
Manufacturers and Dealers in'
Lumber, Salmon Trays,
BOXES, ETC.
OFFICE AND MILL, COllNEE SALMON
AND CF.DAU STREETS.
ANTOHIA. -
Oregon.
For Sale Cheap,
One English Laundry Mangle,
In good working order : Also,
ONE GOOD ROUND WATER TANK.
C feet deep and G feet diameter on top.
Enquire of E, C, IIOLDEN.
Auctioneer,
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
ATMRS.GEO.HILLER'S, NEXT DOOR
to Weston Hotel.
Notice to Contractors and Builders.
Bids will be received until 5 P. M. on Frl-
; a dwelling nouse
cations, and de
en at the office ot
A. Bradford, architect. First National Bank
Building. First Street, Portland, or at the
omcc of the unuerslgnea at Asiona.
P.L.CIIEBRY.
Astoria, June 11th, 1831. jl3-lt
WEST SHORE
LUMBER MILLS
J. C. TRULUNGER, - - Proprietor.
MANUFACTURER, OF AND DEALER IX
All Kinds of Lumber,
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE WILL
sell Lumber andBoxes at following rates:
All Rough Lumber, (only to "Pedal
agreement), ; Sl "
No. 1 Flooring and Rustic, (only to spe
cial agreement)- . .... 520 oo
'clal agreement).....- - Sltl 00
Mouldings, 10 per ceat. cheaper tnan any
Vuttr
FfiK Boxes, HK cents at mill; Snooks, 12
ocnts at mm, ?
fclMOBPERI
THE
Leading Dry Goods
OF ASTORIA.
Silks! Silks! Silks!
We are now showing the largest and choicest assort
ment of BLACK and COLORED SILKS ever shown in
Astoria at REMARKABLY 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, Rhadames, Moires and Get Colored Groa
Grain Silks. Latest Shades. Fancy Brocaded Silks, New
Designs. Evening Silks, in all the latest tints. Summer
Silks in checks and stripes.
OL H. COOPER,
Pythian Building, - Astoria, Oregon.
JACKSON'S
ASTORIA
Bakerv Conf eGtionerv
WUIXUIJ UUIIIUUUUIIUI j
Coffee and Ice Cream Parlors.
r,n uv mr.:, ...rwia vvrci,
uiiciAiui'a niur.r.i.
SUPKRIOK
Bread and Cakes
OF ATX KINDS.
Wedding? ami Parties sunidii'tl with strictly
FIRST-CLASS WORK.
o-Prench and Auierican-o I
candies i
Manufactured. Wholesale and Itetall. ,
BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT,!
ON THK KOAMVAV.
Jordan & Bozorth
The Only Exclusive
CROCKERY STORE
IN ASTORIA.
X.'B. Have Sole Right lo (he
Patent Iami Filler.
New Goods for
IMMENSE STOCK
CLOTHINS, HATS
AJV
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
Direct from the Manufacturers. Retailed at
Being in tholManufacturinfj Busiuess I am prepared to hell Clothing that w'lll givw
PERFECT SATISFACTION both in FIT and QUALITY of Goods.
Perfect Fitting White Shirts, Medium and Flue Cirnd
llHilcrwcar. Newest Styles in Scarfs ami Ties.
3-A.EULL STOCK OK FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SUITINGS.-
. d. a. Mcintosh,
- OCCIDENT BLOCK, - -
and Clothing House
Wood Yard.
TTNTII. FUHTHER NOTICE THE A3TO-
I .sss. srsiRs ?& s&
I Ins prices and deliver wherever the streets
are planked, between Trulllnijer's Aim aurt
' O'Brien's Hotel, back to Astorstreet :
flrPin Alilflr. 2-fMi:SI M nr pnnl lnm CI 7,".
H" .r " .." 7 Z- r , TT . 1
Dry do do -I Ti do do ! 00
Cr ullemlo'k do 1 DO do do S: 75
Dry do do 4 75 do do 4 ou
(ireen Beach do 4 75 do do 4 00
Green Fir do 4 75 do . do 4 Ou
Dry Fir do rs Oo du do 4 lb
Extra Maple
and S. limbs do G w du do S 23
Vine Maple
and 8. limbs do 5 73 do do 5 Do
Wood of All Kinds
Ity the Scow load at KEDUCED ltATKrt.
J. II. I. RAY-
Astoiia. February 1st, 1831.
THE BEST
IS THE
OIEaCIEI'DEJSa?' !
Royal Brand Flour
Manufactured by thu
OREGON MILLING COMPANY
Ii of Superior Quality, and is Endorsed
by all who use it.
TH E HOUSEKEEPER'S FAVORITE
Of Superior Rising Quality.
Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction.
WYATT & THOMPSON
Sole Asrcittrt for ANtoria.
For Sale.
FIVE HUNDRED CORDS DltV HEM
lock Wood, which I will deliver at the
houses of customers for $4 a cord.
Drayine; of all kinds done at reasonnbt
rates. R. R. MARION.
Spring and Summer!
AX
OF
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