The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, June 27, 1884, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Texten -5'-..Vi.- --. v. '- VOL. XXI. KO. 70. ASTORIA, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1884, PRICE, FIVE CENTS. -l""" ' - ... fc4 a t - .v.ivi-..,'. .. ..Air;-. ..'ae . . k. KJBJHHr JK.f A. tjn-'Z "- j. r- -r --j-. r-i A LITTLE BOOM FOR KOSF.CRAXZ. Washington', Juue 23. -The Na tional HcjJtibtican says: A small boom for a democratic presidential candidate that is rapidly gaining strength-nnd supporters lias been dis cussed at the capital within the past few days. It places General W. S. Eosecrans of California at the head of the ticket. A prominent New l'ork member said yesterday that with Bosecrans at either end of the ticket sucoea3 is assured, as he could, if it was possible, combine nearly all of the opposing factions in New York and command the soldier rote throughout the country. General -Bosecrans is known to be the mo3t - popular Democrat with the laboiing rmen and the anli-mouopolists now jbeforft the people, while his record aB ' soldier and u statesman is higbly commended by all. A number of Democratic congressmen who will take part in the convention, and who are not already pledged, are giving .. their support to him, and he is re-ii-grdedJby theni as the bestcomprom 'ifl8 candidate yet mentioned. - Bepresent3tive Henley of Galifofnia thinks that Koseorans could sweep the.entire slope, and his record as a ,. soldier would divide, if not carr, the U eastern soldier vote. Bepresentative Tully was for Ilan- dall and Bosecrans from the start. He thinks that Ruudall's tariff views . are heartily eudorppd by the entire --Pacific elope, and with Bosecrans on the ticket it would be the .strongest yet mentioned. "Everybody on tho j slope admires Buudull," he Haiti, ''and ! Bosecrans is known and praised; During a recent political couven everywbore." ! tion in Arkansas, when opposing fac- "General Bo3ecnus is also men- tious had "locked horns," and when it tioned as the probable sefiofraiy of j .seemed impossible to nominate a can- .war, if he does not secure either of i didate, a mau from tho northwest the nominations, providing tin Dem-' aiose and exclaimed: oorats win. -'Feller citizens, you are all urgirg ' the claims of your respective candi- t'onsressional Adjournment, dates, but vou don't give a raasou Washington. June 23 toatnxday, July 5, is tho day upon which the members of the senute appropriation j . .committee believe that congre&s will j be able to adjourn sine die. Thi3 conclusion ia reached after allowing - a liberal estimate of time for a.settle ment of disputes betwQen the senate and'house over appropriation bills. The greatest trouble will be experi enced in reaching an agreement on - the naval bilL The senate conferers would probably be willing to with draw their appropriation for the com pletion of monitors, provided the house would consent to grant an ap propriation for the construction of new steel cruisers. The monitors are in such an advanced state that they can be completed within a very short time, if an emergency should arise. 3?he senators say tho neccessity for the reconstruction of thonav3 and ihoj building of now vessels, is immedi P ate. Democrats in the house, on the "Other hand, say that they will never consent to an appropriation for the construction of new cruisers while Chandler-is at tho head of the navy y-dapartment. They will, however,; s--pioDaDiy agree to mate an appropri- ation for the armament of the cruis ers now' in process of construction. JTha, senate began consideration of tEe legislative' appropriation bill to 47f.8?d proceeded with the work in a spirit that indicates -a general de sire for adjournment at the earliest possible moment , i - The Cholera Epldtxnic In France. WAsmKOTON, June 1o. Secretary Frelinghuysen received to-night the following telegram from Frank H. Mason, United States consul at Atar juilles, with regard to the recent out break of cholera at Toulen: AtAESEHiLics, Juue '2.I. State Department, Washingten: Cholera at Toulon was kept a secret until yesterday. On the 14th there was one-death: the 19th one. the 20th two, the 21st three, the 22d thirteen, j 4criKJa nve, and yesterday twelve. The oases are jot a mild character. There has been only one death at the navy hospital. The deaths are equal ly divided between civilians and the military, and are chiefly among the j aged, or the young. The question whether it is Asiatic or sposmatie is stilL-undecided, but the former is probable. There are hopes of check ing the epidemic by sanitary precau tions.,. The condition of Marseilles is excellent, and the death rate is be low'average. - "'-Old "Writer for the Press. - '"Here's a communication iu ihe corwipondent's column unsigned," shouted, tho foreman to tho editor through the speaking tube: 4,hall I attach any signature to it J"' "Certainly," the editor bhouted back, "attach Veritas to it." ""Veritas already has a communica- "llien sign Many Citizen' Many Citizens is signod to a letter here on the necessity of wateriug the streets in dry weathc r. ; "JjetPro Bono Public6Be"rcsponsi--bl for it then." .-"PEO Bono Publico already has a , tetter headed 'Is the Jury System a T:,Filre?'" The editor's handsome face Hushes with .vexation as he sheuts: 'JiSignit Observer." Observer "writes already on 'The .Evils of Corner Loafing.' " sT-bi sign it One "Who Knows.' One'Who Knows has a third of a ieJiwan on the 'Injustice of Double Taxation.' " V-Aa-angry light now glitters in the editor's eye. "Has Constant Beader anything in thepaper?' he shouts. "Yes; he- has a communication on 'Editorial Inconsistency.' Anon has a letter on Ture Milk.' Justice a short communication on the 'Inoqual ityot?Biferment Assessments,' and Growlerrbis ttsual letter on 'The Wa ter'OdSract'" . . TJwn attach an asterisk to it, sai(l -ifiefctor.'and with a gloomy face he returned to-hia desk and resumed his articWon'The Dark' Horse in the :lipjftwudBace." m Political Popcorn.' Blame's plume waves like a horse's mane. Bo3Well P. Flower's barrel is bigger thou hi3 loom. Logan's piotures make hirn look like an Indian doctor. Senutor Bayard iB said to weigh less than 200 pounds. The Chicago Herald thinks Hen dricks is an orphan now. Carl Schurz seems to have counted himself out of this campaign. Govt-rnor Cleveland's boom may awing around and hurl somebody. The boom for McDonald must have collided with an iceberg and got frozen out. 3fr. Tilden's example will not be followed by those who have started boomlets. General Butler is working like a beaver for the Democratic Presi dential nomination. Thomas A. Hendricks of Indiana is waiting and watching. He may be struck with a left-handed nomination. The sneezes wafted now and then in the direction of the Philadelphia Times editor show that Mr. Thur man's snuff-box remains in the field. The Atlanta Constitution says if xjtaine is eiecieu ue win iu ieuii uj the American tlag over the White House and tho State House and thpre will bo somo consolation iu that. A Redeeming Featurr. . why any of them should be nominat- ed. I came to fight for Colonel John "What's he done for the party?"' oried a voice. '"MAvpr minil whnfc lift hna done. He ha done enougb. He made 500 ol1r,r- t ,M.;e1- ionf nn- n,W s1""""1 u' ""i; ;" ;" . ; His voice was drowned by deafen ing shouts. Colonel John llornrock was nominated by acclamation.- Tex as Sif tings. New Yoiik June 25. Largo chromos of Blaine are beginniug to i make their appearance, but Logan has to content himself with cheap lithograph. A large dealer says: "The first Blaine order we received for portraits was from San Francisco. We have also received orders from BliSftoli 'pretty poplar in XJOHion. e nave seui- u gouu muuy there. From Boston they are dis- SI "SrSTulS -k?Ai--Mrn ittrn UAjl' liAtMllllKltl il.- TTTftC-4- a KlTw;"1 " '1 iuui .a u. .u ".u.uui. i - i Washington, June 25. Penumbra J Kelly has been nominated by the, president marshal of the United j States for the district of Oregon; Jesse W. George, marshal of the. United States for Washington Terri tory. Dispatches received by the Call from twenty-eight sections through out California go to show that while a large portion of the hay crop has been ruined and a small quantity of wheat injured by being beaten down, titifl li Tiiof tliA wlipnfr nrnn n5 n whole will be unusually large. IIops, j vines and trims have been jjreatly benefitted by the lato rains. The Franco-American committee will deliver the Bartholdi statue of Libertv enlightening tho world to United States Minister Morton July Btn in me presence or i-rimo iiiiuiaier Ferry and a delegato representing President Grevy. Tho statue will be shipped to New York late in July. The use of the editorial "we" still j largely prevails in the South, bb i will be seen from a remark in a Ten nessee paper. ,4If we escape the hog cholera this season, there will be a j large surplus of pork next winter.") Pray what the averdupois of the j editor' Immigration to California from Europe and the east in smaller than for years past The Northern Pa cific is carrying more people into the northwest than the Central Pacific and tho Southern Pacific together were bringing to California. - A fashion journal says that little boys' suits this season consist of three pieces. They do when the lit tle boy starts out in the morning, but by the time they get home to supper their suits consist of a good many more pieces than that. Advices from eastern Turkestan state that the Chinese governor of Kashgar has ordered Bussian resi dents to quit certain stations, and forbidden Chinese to trade with Bussiaus. Lieut. Sohwatka has received the grand medal of the Imperial Geo graphical Socioty of St. Petersburg, for explorations of Alaska and the Arctic- -. For fifty cents rheumatism can be cured. Try St Jacobs Oil, the won dorfnl conqueror of pain. Bub in thoroughly. Garnahan & Go. SUCCESSORS TO 1. W. CASE, I.MI'oHTEltS ND WHOLKSALK AND UhTAtli UKALKItS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE 'iniercnwianius und ASTOKIA - - Ca streets. - OKKQON ptmiN GEfti THE GREAT flV IAN REMtiJl :e-a.:en CURES Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lurabftoo, Backache, Headache, Toothache, Sor Throat. Swellls, Sprslai, BrttlMS, MurmM, SliU. MUOO, J rot Kite. X5D XIX OIHXB B0BH.T FUM XAU AOU3. SaU Ij Dr&cjiiti ml Dexlen tTiTjwbm. TiBf Cot lotUe. Plrtottcai la 11 Lacfucei. THE CIIARLEH A. VOGELEB CO. $MmMijL.TO'JELUtftCl) 8tlUBHt,IL,C.a.l. Hfe w STOMACH & bitters ., vahJ!TLlL!S5e:.i the effect of Hostetter's Stomach lilttars unouthe weak, broken down, desbondln" "& ,J df l?.,1a-""I .?J,l5L,.,...f?5' " 4"A"C C""'a 1"' "' "Y1 L L"" ' ""1 . premaiureiiecay. Know mai in inissunreniC tonic and alterative thore exists a sneelllc principle which reaches the en souiceof tho trouble, and effects an absolute and per manent cure. Tor sale by all OruRcKUs and Dealeis I generally, j LEADING s. B. CROW. jW ROOM. NoW 3MuriaU ,.,,,.,,,,. .,.....,, . . KVERYTIfl.NC 1 irstcla-vS, SATISFAGTIOICUARiNTEED. ."r.&: 2S.-?.5i tun-ui mo uuii -ir.uuui piioiontpui-iit u the Coast, ii".:st Iu the operathis rtwni. Finr Work a Sppfiaity. ontuolloa.ltVAY neailj oppMtMt. Mar ' Hospital. wmmmmmmmmmummmmmmammmammm PLUMBING! YouwUldo DlinnnnV .tWheeler&l wen to call on liUilUUurv KoUld.ior Tapping and Patting In of Water Pipe IT WILL PAY YOU Wilson & Fiseter, i SHIP CHANDLERS. HKAI.Kl:S IN Iron. Steel, Coal, Anchors, Chains, , TAR, PITCH, OAKUM, NAILS AND SPIKES, Shelf Hardware, Paints and Oils STEAM PACKING, PROVISIONS. H.OUU AJ1 MILL FMi:i. Agents for Salem Flouring Mills, and Capital Flour. FAIRBANKS-STANDARD SCALES. AU sizes, at ltitlaiict Prices, Iu .Slock. Corner Chenamus and Hamilton Street ASTOKJA, OKKQON. Drugs and Chemicals Frescripaons carefully compounded Day orN!gnt. B. F. STEVENS, & CO., C1TV BOOK HTOKK. Have Just received a inaminotti stnok nt Booka. The young and old, rich and poor CttJ! Mil Ur UI-VOlUIlMlllUlfU. AOENT3 l?On TUB ILnuilch JLBacfa ami!MRUtUrtldt Jt .VatAl MiTesal Weterti Cettaye Orsaan. Orders (or all' kinds of Mulc or Instru ments Trill be promptly.miBd. B.F.-8rKVKNS&C0. J " CELEBRATED MX -HkB. mitts mL. M Gallery rapn $ J. E. THOMAS, k DRUGGIST & sir v ANI Pharmacist, $ '"astoria.7o' Mr9 Columbia Transportation Gompany. fj FOft PORTLAND FAST TIME1 FAST TIMEl THE POPL'LAli STEAMER Wlileh bai been matted for the cotuloit of passenger vslU leuv i Wilson & Flshert lock & ery Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6 A.M. arriving at Portland at 1 P.M. returning leaves Portland over Tuesday and Thursday at 6 A. M. arriving at Astoria at 1 P. M. tSr-An additional trip will be made onSaaday or Each. WeeK, leatlns Portland at 9 O'clock MnartRy Morning. Pnsenseis h this route connect at KalDira for Sound jwrts. t " C.B. SCOTT, President iivxDjKTuiuxTS. PARKER HOUSE,,The pjoneer Machjne II, J. H.Alt K Kit. Prop.. r AHTOJ'.IA, - " - , '- ORKU02T. ' Al. CICOSBV, - " - Iay Cleric J Will. BOWERS. -. J Nl-lit Clerk First Class in .all Respects. 5 ntl-.K COACH 10 THE 1IOUSK. -.Lin ! JEF Or THE CHOP HOUSE Con piore by IiU books jUiat ho ! Joins -the blpg"t hiwlncss of any RESTATJB&NT' Iu tho city, and he will giturauteo to sUc tfift Ieat meal for cnh. MAHKETS. WASHINGTON MARKET, Main ilm-l, lIoria, Oreo. MliKflM l.N Jt BI'.KKY, FKOI'KIKTOKS. RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTEN tlon of the nubile to the laet tliat tho above Market vs ill al v oys he supplied w 1th a riil.t. VAKIK1Y AND UtLST QHALIT? CDCQy tun miocn meats i i ' ."r.e wM al luw miH' M" ' HTTSptxaal atlentlnu given to supplin dps. sldps, IWYATT & THOMPSON. I DEALUliS IN FRESH AND CURED MEATS, j fiimirAS Mflvfii I 111 1 I J 11 Illlaf'lll illll CH 0 I C E GROCERIES,! Wnolele and Retail Dealer In .PROVISIONS, ICftfStriM, Crockei'VuiidOluaNwuiv.i m i PiYirftMi, Mill DF-OOC3L, 3EKo,i j FEER Pacific Market, M. DAVICH & CO. - - Proprietors. Leave Your dei nr Pish, Game, Eggs, Butter,! VEGETABLES. ETC. ! We furnUh I'rotMoas.FnMiandln Oood Condition. Dressed Chicken. Vegetable.?, and Market Produco or all kind In .wason. A Flno Stock or Family Wine?, Llquois. Cigar? and Tobaccos. , . "-A"TV. -rZT STAR MARKET. WHERRY & COMPANY, Fresh and Cured Meats, t VosetalDles, FRUITS, BUTTER, and EGGS. ' Ol'I'OSlTK OCCIDENT IfOlTl CHK.NAMVM Hlrottt. AMterla, He Magnus C. Crosby Dealer in HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, Iron Pipe and Fittings, STOVES, TINWARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD SHEET IRON, Pin. and Copper. W -W O'O'D S. AENDT & FERCHEN, ASTORIA. - ORliCON BICKSS S H. O J. Boiler Shop All kinds of " ENGINE, CANNERY, -AM)- STEAMBOAT WORK Promptly attended to. XPclalty made of repalrlnj: CANNERY DIES, FOOT 0" IiAKAYETTE 3T15EKT. ASTORIA IRON WORKS. Bkntox Stkkkt, Nka Pakkfjs Housk, ASTOIUA. - OE0X. GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS. LAND ana MARINE ENGINES BoilerWork, Steamboat Work and Cannery Work a spe cialty. Bescriptlens mde to Order at Short Nolle. A. D. WAS3. Pr3ldent. J. O. Hubt.kk, Secretary, I. W. Cask, Treasurer. Joux FOK,.SuperIntendent. A. V. Allen, (oiass and Plated Ware, TKOFICAL AND DOMESTIC FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Together with Wines, Liquors,Tobacco,Cigars ft TT A TTWT JP fif Ill XL JjAlJX Qu IiU, ' w ' xa vyr. ukalkrs i.v i Doors' Windows, Blinds, Transoms : Turning, Bracket Work. Slxop "VToilaL A specialty, and all ork guaranteed. Oak, Ash, Uay, and Walnut In tuber; Ore pon and Fort Orf owl Cedar. I All kinds of boat material on baud. C. H. BAIX A, CO. W.T.Coteman&Go.'s AGEXOY. Banking Department A General Banking and Eichango BQbl noss transacted. Eerv facility for prompt I and satisfactory business. Drafts on 1bo leading -cities of the United States and Europe. Sepesits .Received. Bb&m TRANSPORTATIOX LINT-. Oregon Railway & Navigation COWPAXTk'. OCJ.A .VIr'ISIOX Durius the month of June, ism, Ot-ean bteamer? y,m sail from l'oitland to ijjn Irancispo.and from i-an Krr.r.cwo to rort laild.as foIMv... leaving AtaiHorih Uock, Portland, at- MIdtiishf. and Spear Street VfTiarf, S;ju Francisco, atio A. ai. : From Portland. From San. Francisco. Oregon Thur June jnno State of at . . Tn to Co!anib! iUn 15 Oroioa t-rf 2u State or t:l....Wed 53 Columbia Mon ftj State of Cal....Tu 3 flolnnjbia .hun A ureson Vri U Statu nt fit Wo, I la Colombia Mon 23 Orejioa bat 3J -Tut.. Ongan Sat n State ot Cal.... Thur 3 Tltrane-li TtnL-ntB cr.1.1 1. .11 .i..u.i cttl. In the Lnltcd States, Canada autl RAIL DIVISION. rasswi'.cr 1 rains leave Portland for East ern points, at J I :-to a. Al. dally. inUua:i PflJeee Car rnnnine blHau Pon UnJ.ant!.M.Put, RnKU DlYJtin.V (lllddle Columbia). Boats leave Portland for Dalles at 7 -.00 A Al. ai.he: Ltiw Iurt-t . 1 1" 7 'T land fn lij,.jil Tn. hVe.lThu. Fri. I Sat 4.fort unit 1 lowr l!n.l lanibia....lfiAMJB A5I 6 AM Salem .... c .,,1 Taoaaand SeatUa. daily tt im I'M Ictoria Steamers do not run undays. Leajes Astoria for Portland at Ca.m. Uiily ex cept Sunday. . r c.. , C. JI. PUF-SCOTT. pKES, Manager. Gea 1 r reight and Paa. Apt F. A. KOYjKS, AKCnt Ahtoria. Oregon & California R. R OICF.(!ON & TKAXSCONTINi:XTAI. COMPANY. I.ESSEK. On mid after .May I. iSSi, trains will ran as follOTs : DAILY (Kcept Snndajs KATHIDE DiriSTOX. BrMvera tOKTLlAIandPUaLMX. MAir. TUAix. LEAVE. A1IKIVE, Portland 7 20 a. aiAhIand 5:00 a. m. Ashland 0:20 p. ai Portland r.rlo ijh. ALBANY EXPRES8 TRAIN. -.,LEJ-VE- AIUUVF. Portland 4 rf p. M.Lclanon 9 o v. m Lebanon. 4 H3 a. M.Portland... 10 :05 a. m , PallraaB-Palace Sleeping Car Icavhs Port land Mondajs, and Thursdajs. Ueturnine leaves Ashland Tuesdays and Fridays. The Oregon and California Kailroad Ferry makes connection with all IJceular Trains on Eastsjde Division. WESTSIDKIUVIMON. Ketwcen Fertlaad anrt OirvnlUii XATr. THAIX r, iLEfLVE' AJtKIVE. Portland. o :0o A.r'Corvalli'...l co p. m. Corrallls 8 :Go a. jt.jPortland .: 0 p.m. , KXPUKiW TKAIX ,1-EAVE. , APJtlVE. Portland 5 :C0 v aiMcMumvil!eS :00 iai McMinnillp5:43 AMlPortland S soam Close connections made at Ashland KillrlheStaRegofthtrOrcrjon and Califor nia Stage Company. tfSTTIckets for sale at all tin- principal points m California, at Company onice. Corner F and Fro'nt Sts., Portland, Or. Freight will not be receh rd for shipment alters o'clock p.m. on either tlm East or tt est side. Dhlsion. K. KOEIII.KR. l P. KOGKKS. Gen I llacaser. Act's U. F. 4 Pass. Act llwaco Steam Navigation Co.'s WINTER SCHEDl'LE. Aatoria to Fort Stevens, Fort Canby, and llwaco. Connecting by stages and boat for Oysterville, Mbntesano and Olympia ITnlSI rn.1inM .....:... .1... ff...AHA Steam Navigation Co.' steamer Gon. Miles, Wlllleae Astoria On Mondays Thursdays, and Saturdays (Oysterville and Montesano mall das.1 at 7 A. M. VOR Ft.Stevens, Ft. Canby and llwaco OK Tvesdays, Wednesdays, und Fridays The steamer will leae Astoria nt 9 a.m., as formerly, npt being conlliied strlcllv to scljedulrt tune. Fare to Fort Canby and Ihvuco, xH w) HTTlckets can be bought at the ofllcc for 75cts. jyilwaco frehjht, by the ton. in lots of one ton or over, $a per ton, - ply at thfl ofllce of the company. (Jray's wharf, foot or Kent on street. .1.11. 1). OKAY, Agent. $67,000,000 Capital ! Liverpool and London and Globe. North British and Mercantile Of London and Edinburgh. Old Connecticut of Hartford, ai COMMERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA Fire Insurance Companies, ltepresentlng a Capital of-867,000 OOO. A. VAN DUSEN, Acent. First Class Biacksmithing AT LOW RATES AT Gilbert Christiansen's HORSESHOEING Done on Scientific Principles by an Al Horseshoer who Guarantees GOOD WOKK. General Biacksmithing Done And SATISFACTION ASSURED, at His Shop, in rear of Aug. Danlelaon's Saloon. H. B. PARKER dkaiju: IX H&y,; -Oats, and Straw, XjXm::es Brick. ' Cement, and Sand. Wood Oefivered to Order. Oraying, Teaming, and Express Business dealli; in WIMIS, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. FIKST-CLAHH. r.'AM SAM SAM TA.M I; AM Ifi All! 1 BUSINESS CARDS. t fraivk: iaJk. ar. i. Physician antl9areii. Oftlce opposite the Johaucen lmlldiLg. ASTORIA .... OBEGON. "P J.lVIXTOW v , ATTOKNEV AT LAW Abstracts cf Title a Specialty. Roomtll mill !' Knlolifa rVcrkliinr,ii.tl Building. c. t V. JIpCORMAC, Attoruejaud Counveliar at T.n Room 12, Odd Fellows Bnlldlng. ASTORIA Oreoa. OFO. A. DOP.niS. OEO. jiOlXb IVOr.AIVI Oi IH)K&18, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. . Office in KInnoy's Block, pposlteCit Hall, Astoria, Oregon. Q K. THOMSON. Attorney and Counselor at Law. Room No. c, over tt'hlte House, ASTORIA. OREC50N. v. r. h uuo.v. u. cFVVtos. Ftrr.Toar bicothkkm. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Itoonw5and C.Odd Fellows CuildUi(;. T Q. A. BOWIiBY, ATTORNEY AT I.Att Chenamus treet, - - ASTORIA, OUJOION TOSKPjr A. GILT,. ATTORN'EY-AT-IV. 49-Oniceulth J. QA.liovlb, ASTORIA. - - - . OtJJvU. "g V. 1IOLDKX, NOTARY PUBLIC, "' AFCTIONEhR, COMAUSSION AND IN SUKANCE AOKN1. C. Yl IiF.ICK. AP.CIIITEIT AND DRAI'UHTSM'A'N. Scholars received focVourse of Dr3uehtlti4 Ery-Olllce over White'llouso Store. Q.KI.O F. JPAKKKIt. , SURVEYOR OF Cla.MOi CoaBtr.aad City ar Antorlt OfUce :-Chenamus street, Y. M. C Ay hull. .UUOUlaAU. B. - -- -. ' fWM WIDr lMiyMician anrt Surgreun. ASTORIA. OTIF.OON". Oltick ltooiu u, Odd Fellows Bulld.h Residekck Hume's building, up stair. TAY TDTTJLE, M. . PHYSICIAN AND SUUQEON Okfick llooms 1. 2. and 3. P thian iiollil- Ing. ltESiriKNTK On Cfdar Str!. IimcL iif St. Mary's Hospital. P. P. II TCKS. A . K. SffA w . 1TICILS & SHAW. DENTISTS. Rooms ia Allen's Building, up stairs. cu ner Cass and Squemou.ua streets. Astoria Oregon. Bozorth & Johns. Real Estate and Insurance Agents, and Brokers. ASTORIA, Oregon. lluy and sell all kinds of Real Estate' and represent tho following Fhe Insurance Conpanie; : Scottish Union and Na tional, .wetx Si.OflOM'u riioenix of Hartford " ifiHOfiOU Home of New York, ' 7,coo!doo Hamburg and llrenien. I'.ooCpuo AVestern, 200.WO Phenlvof Urookln. 1,000.000 Oakland Ilorae, " soo.ooo Policies written br u in the llitenl and Home and Scottish Union and National at equitable rates. BANKING AND INSURANCE ! I. W. CASE, Broker, Banker, and Insur ance Agent, ASTORIA, - OUF.UOX. OFKICE HOURS : From 0 o'clock A. II. until s o'clock P. JI. B. S. Worsley, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHAXT Cgf-Olllce and "Ware Rooms on Squemoqua Street, next door to comer or Olney. Advancements made on Conisnments- So Clinr;re for Htorase of Clt1 GE0EGE I0VETT, Tailorim, Cleanini, Repainiit NEAT,CIIEAP AND QUICIT. .llalu St., opposite V. I.oeb's, Aslsrln, p. FIRST CLASS SHAVING AND Hair Dressing Saloon; FITTED UP IN A NEW AND ARTISTIC manner. Every attention paid patrotu. I have fitted up and opened a first-&m Barbershop at Carl Adler'a old stand on Chenamus street, and am ready for bnslnest 1123m LEN.OHI.EIt. Astoria Cooperage. BARRELS AND HALF-BARRELS All Kinds of Cooperage Dtne. aarLeave orders with J0N ROGERS, Superintendent, at Central Market. " 1 - '' I