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H W CLEB3ATD 5
P BT03IACH
oSTTErtS
MAOlil DECADENCE.
The visit of the Maori king to
EiJk'laud, in a final eflurt to-becure
trom the goveniuiout such condition
tia will prevent the ooinplote spoha
noi of the remnunt of hLi race, does
.jot appear likely to bear much fruit,
ihe chi f has been received civilly,
dud utilized ad a uuvelty, b it prum
n', he will return without E.itisfnc
tiuu. The Alaoris are one of tue
nghteat aud bast of ab iriginaj peo
pleh, aud therefore, btrange a3 it ap
pta:s, tLey are ittre to be extu.
uibl:ed b couiest with the Auglo
o.aou race. All over the .7orld tue
batae thing has happened. Ou thu
di in tribes were the lirat to die out.
an 1 at present it id only the degraded
n Dies rind a few northern, tribda
who seem able to hold their own Hide
by bile w.tu the wjitd mia. Thi
buudwjch lsslandew in the same way
c.re rapidly dibuppearing. Tho Ma
oa. a line, iuteihgont, apparently
vigorous race, have- dwindled away
tver since t e Uugliah cama near
thein, and they themselves hayo long
had a presentiment to the elFect that
exierniinatiou v.-aa their doom. Thia
belief is oppressed in a saying which
may be translated thus: "As tuo
i'akeha (white man) rat baa driven
out the Maori rat; as the Pakeha Hy
bus driven out the Maori fly; as tho
Pakeha grass has driven out t-io Ma
ori grabs, oo will tho Aakeha drive
out the Maori." Of course, as in the
case of weaker races, there has been
much oppression and injustice in the
treatment of the Maoris, but aside
lrom that, the fact remains that there
is something deadly to tnem in the
proximity of the wtiite race.
It is ubual to attribute the decline
of native races to the adoption of tuo
ore vices of white men, and thia is
no ctubl, in suae cases, an mlinen
tial factor. It has been so in Hawaii,
but though the mjrals of tuo n itivs
there huve been greatly improved,
1 heir decadence goes on notwith
blundiug. Iho Maoris, however,
Lao i.cver bun dit-solute. Ihey aro
very temperate aud self-contained
I eople, tnd, to a great exteut, have
retained their simple tvays of living.
Yet they are dying out, and the prob
abi'itv us that in another half centu
rv few of them will be left. Curious-
jy cnougu, too, me insects ana para-
biles ol the white races seem deadly ' y0n" "if about. T
to those of the natives. The Euglibhiyoarselt abuatiLt: s
rat and fly have destroyed the iudig-
euotta r.:t and fly of New Zealand,
aud the .hughsb grass has killed the
native grass. It might be thought
that the Anglo-aaxon carried with was Bewailing his Ill-luck in the
him an atmosphere fatal to weaker most vigorous, terms wheu a Stranger
races, and that his mere proximity stepped forth from the Forest and
acted poisonously upon them. There J said:
are few more interesting races than "How little cause you have for
the Maori, and they remind one iu those Lamentations! Had you not
many respect, of those gallaut and lost your Purse I should have Rob
progrebsive Algonkius, who fell un-J ed you of it, while it miy now be
dei the ferocious onslaught of the Found by an Honest Mau," who will
ruthlcbs Iroquois. Iso more savage,
and destructive tribe than tho latter
ever cumbered the eartb, but if tho
white mau had not C"mc to tuis con
tinent the p.-esuinption is that these I
s.imii murderous Irounois would I in vol
sueptawny every trace of budding'
civilization, and havo established a
hideous despotism ovor tho creater
part of tho country. .. lr. JC rib tine,
An Accommodating Host.
2sot long since a Su Paul drummer
was travHiugaoro Dakota m what
the proprietor proudly designated a
stage, but which was merely a dilapi-
uaivu .ma cm, uuck urawnoy iuo
sad and i eusive mules. He had
breakfasted at da break, and as noon
approached his stom cb frequently
chided him for his seeming neglect to
look arier its wants. The driver time
aud again assuiod him that they
would get a good dinner at "lorn
17U.C3 K1UV.U, Ulll IIK11 HU3 M BUI-
ti'iu, and m anticipation of a sumpt
uous repast he possessed his soul iu
patience and trieil to be content.
About 2 o'clock iu the afternoon
Savles1 ranch was reached. It was
a a d house of considerable propor-
lions, with tnblo attachment, stand- j
,-o.r h ir..it. nr ,. r,i- .i..
stiod in the door smokinga pipe. "Hoi1.? c!lnVv ,w"o not only want 1
was a long, raw-boned, awkward look-
mg
oroninrP. teith nnbmni lnir
grizzly beard and but one eye. As
the "coach"' halted ho shouted Diu
;
ner's ready, gents," nnd the hungry
tourist soou found himself seated at
the table. Upon looking over the
festii bjard his anxiom eye fell upon
nothing but a piece of half cooked
bacon, a dish of dirty looking beans,
some mashed pumpkin and that was'
all. No bread, no coffee, no tea
nothing but the articles above enu
merated. As he sat there aghast the
proprietor said:
"Shall I ho p you torsomo o' tho
bog. stranger?"
No; I never eat pork."
4kTry fome.o' the .beans."
"Not any Jbeans for me, thank y it.
"Shove up er plate an' let me load
'er with pumpkin."
"Don't wish any pumpkin this
trip."
The ranchman stepped back, put
his hands on his hips and said:
"Wal, look 'yar, stranger that's
the h;ll o' far', an' the lest I kin do
to-day. Sorry yer appetite has gone
lwck on you. But I'll teil you w'nt
I'll do. Come ont 'yar behind the
shack an' I'll ragsel you twp best'falls
outcn throe. J don $ wapt nq man
to leave this hotel unsatisfied with
tho furl"
. Tho traveler climbed again into
the back and endu ed tie pangs of
hnncer until dark,"wheano reached
his dofltiaaia.,-- - - - -
All EftlJ? AN FABLES.
A Crow whoV was Bitterly Com
plainirrg that thcoming of Winle
had Deprived hint of the Oppoftuni
ty of Scratcbinifor corn, was Ovei
uenrd by tho R4ti who said:
But yon must remember thar'it i
Ouly after the Farmer gets his Con
iu the crib tbat'I Lave any Show a
All."
uViutor is my Enemy," put iu th.
Hare, 'because'it" leaves my traokt
in the Snow to be followed."
"And only fov that," added th.
D.iir, 'Tin afraid I should not Taste
of Hare once a year."
hosaL
D.me Nature .realizetl that she
couldn't Satisfy" Everybody, aadant
dida't try to. '.
THE WOLF AD THE QOAT.
A "Wolf proposed to a Goat thai
they go offoa a Hhafc an J Wnack ur
Even on tho Prolife, and tho Gont
readily Accepted. After Working in
Compauy for several hours tho Goai
remarked: ;
"I have not oalyy- Scared np all the
Game thus far for.yoo. but you have
had the Pleasure of Eitin it All."
"That's not my Fault," repliej the
Wolf a3 he GnlpeQ down the last ot
a Hare, uYou should have been Born
with a taste for blood and flesh."
MOBAIi.
Don't drop the grocery business to
buck a faro banks
THE FOX ANO THE TBAP.
A Fox having appeared at a Picnic
with one of his fore paws missing was
at once interrogated, by all hands as
to how the Accident occurred, and
he presently replied:
"The ruth is Ladies and Gentle
men, 1 got that fobtviuto a Trap and
A to it off rather - Iban be knocked ou
the head."
At this confession there was up
roarious Inugaterj'aud much ridicule,
but the Fox" calmlyi waited for a
pause and then said:
"While it hn 'cVit ma only a foot
to learn the wiles'ofjMan, the rest of
you may pay foryottr Ex erienco
with your Lives.'Zj
scosAii.;
If you learn snpther "man's game
THE PEASANT AND THE BOBBER.
A Peasant who had lost his Purse
while Journeying upon the Highway
put tho cash to good use.
mot at.
How few of us know when we are
doing a real clever thing.
A potato that has been greened in
the sun is spoiled for eating but for
seed it is all the better. Such pota-
toes will be from a week to ten days
earner-man otuers of tue same
vnri-
ety planted at tne same time. With
late varieties they will produce a lar
Cer crop, as tho growth will be more
vigorous on tho same kind ot land,
This aecrot of exposing potatoes to
sunshine for a time before planting
has been worth fortuues to the potato' Pni J PnM UnKrlmi OJi
growers who learn d it. It mav be'oO 0 uO U HO 037 U IIS
donrtwith thnhillR.i.nfmi fnraoi twl iwiimwj wiiiv
partly uncovering the potatoes while
stiu attached to the roots taking care
that it is to be done in not very hot
weather, and that potatoes so expoiei
U9 dug before danger of frost.
Toastlny the Patieats.
A'phonso Karr, recently paralyzed
pumu pua:uiiiib m cruris at a amner,
J? VUtf"nK a loa3' to tbe heaiui, or
Y10V Paj,ent1..iomo people think
"octorspo not like their pittonts to
Ret weiL lhero are manv docJors
JHc,r rBlieD;a w get well, but gne -
"ui crown a JTOn JJltterS. Ur. J.
ooerson, iim urove, R. U., says.
h' wwiuo xiiumi Biron d iiera uuu
find it all it is recommended to be. '
Uure3 malaria and all nervous and
dyspeptic troubles.
An exhibition of woman's inditB-
tnes is to be held at Bristol. Bust.
land, early next year, to which tbe
United States are invited to contrib
ute.
Hrott'rtFmalNlon ofParei 'odLIvr
oil. -with Hyp-piui-ptti
In ContumpWm und Wuatlna Din
eases. Die U. W. ii.KiuoKi:, Pitts-
uur, ra..sas.-i think ourmiilbinn
f Uirt L-iver Oil I-. a very fine prepara
tion, ni u una n nwiK leu wain, it is very
useful hi coiibumptlon and wasting dis
eases." The city of London cf ntains more
dews than does Jerusalem, more Irish
than Dublin and more Roman Catho
lics than Home.
A OrHt UlTOTery
mat u dady bnuging j iy to Ihe
hunifsnf thuiiNiinch bj saving many of
uirji ui-ij iii
lelrderones from an eariy Krave.
ruly I.n Dr. Ena's Ni-w nw.f.vn- tin
ConUinitlin. COUuhi. Code Alimn
Bronchh is, liny Fever, Los of Vnu-i,
rick . Ing 111 the Ti mat. Pain in Side
and Cn-bt. or anv dUeast of tjie T r at
and liUnes. a r s'tlve eu. thi Tint-
ties freest WrE. D Mn-nt & Coe.'a Drug
awtus 4-argo tii 9 iaw.
PARKER HOUSE.
J. H.-eLOSlM'rop
tSTORIA,
- OBEOON.
vi : CUOSBY.
Gerk
?irst Class in all Respects.
FREE COAJCIi TO THE H0U9K.
Fipres Iuro Lie !
A.XD
JEFF
OF THE CHOP HOUSE
jj proi-e.hy bis books that be is doing the
Ke3t lu.-due of any
SESTAUBANT
'n tho city, and. he will guarantee to glv
ht heat in-al for cah.
SEMAHIA HOTEL
M1K8. EVA W MXMAN, - Proprietor.
AsTOKlA. t.KEQON.
thirst Class Ih Evrry Bespeet.
NEW HOUSE,
NEW FURNITURE.
Fitted up with Trj- Chtoh
icuce Tor tUe Cvmlart f
Transient and Permanent Guests.
Corner RquearHiu i ka 1 West etc Str eU.
JUST WHATJTOTT WANT.
d U rd at Low Prleeat
Boird attha
BAY Y1E JESTAURINT,
Twenty Dollars per'Manth.
The taVe well snnn'ie I with the choicest
jooq. upp MCe .ue v. tt. s n Vock.
A nev -aft sad letter pn&s toe SI at
same pi ce.
FKANK FABKE'S
CHOP HOUSE.
Oysters, Ice Cream,
COFFEE.
The New Model. Everything First
Class.
Casj Street, rear of dd-FelloYrs Tuildtag.
Evey attention paid mv enstomem. and
ihe Oe-tsetoetort lemln first cla-is style.
LOOK HERE!!
-t-
M. STUDZINSKI
lias just received a new stock t
Tho best pui0 in the city to purcsus
FINE
JuiiliT, Watclies,
And other valoablo pKiote.
Orders promptly and satisfactorily fined,
1 TTirn TarrrnnniTi mn m
Columbia Transportation Company.
FOR POllTLi
FAST TIMB1
TnE POPULATE STEAilEJt
FLEETWOOD
Wnlch has been refitted for tb eomfort of pajwenperx vrill leare
Wilson FWiert IXx-lt every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at C kM, arriving at Portland at 1 P.M.
Hamming 1tm rortland every,
Tuesday and Thursday at 6 A. M. arriving jrt-Astfrtt at 1 P. M.
f-An ndl'tloisnl trip will Deraado ea lttiMla'ffBa'raValMVlair iPotiap
at o'clock jiu&jr Mural- AaMaflMVtab rwiie(ifc"tirdan
lor uud parts. ' V,.MOZT,?tUwi
Holiday Announcement
FROM THE
New York
TO THE
Owingjto the unprecedented rush of business At oar Store, we
find it simply impossible to write s proper advertisement enumerat
ing tho various "Nove'Hies ic the Jino o HOLIDAY G00D9 we ha?e
on hand, all of which are being rapidly disposed of and seleotedfronx.
The puhlia evidently know where to get the BEST ART IOLS
for the LEAST-MONEY. It is a well-known fact that we undersell
any establishment ii Astoria; as our expenses are lighter than those
of any other store in town.
We adhere strictly to our ONE PRICE SYSTEM, all our goods
being marked in plain figures, and we will not a&k you $10.00 for an
article and afterward sell it to you for One Dollar, (as is frequently
done elsewhere in Astoria.)
Bear in mind also, that we are the LEADING NEWS DEALERS oi
Astoria.
Call, examine our Goods and Prices and be convinced of
the Truth of What We Say.
New York Novelty Store,
Main Street, Opposite Parker House, ";' -.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
Kxzrzeir Sckkst, Ksajk .Faxxxh Hocsx.
A9TOXZA,- - OBSQOS.
CEHEBAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
LAMIARimMS
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work
and Cannery Work a spe
cialty. iTisros.
falllrarifius n.de u rtler
at hrt Atire.
A. O. Wass. President.
J. G. Huhtlxk, Secretary,
2. W. CA8Kr Treasurer.
jokk fox.uinnt-aiient.
. AKiNDT & jb'jLfcClil'9
ASTORIA. - OREGON.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
BLACKSMITH
SHOP
AX9
Boiler
All kinds (X
ENGINE! CANNERY,
STEAMBOAT WORE
Praaptiy attended tc
t jedalty caadg of rtgslrlng
CANNERY DIES,
IOOT OF LAFAYETTB 8TKEET.
FAST TIME1
sSBBBs
sfcopSHpP
Novelty Store
PEOPLE OP
and VICINITY
The Gem Saloon.
The Popular Resort for Astoriant.
Fortfcs
Finest of Wines aari Liquors
OoteTKSG31 SALOON
ALEX. CAMPBELL. - - PBOMtHTOa
Orteig&Shubbe
DEALERS IX
All Kinds of Puultry, Eggs, Butts?,
Cigars and TobaoM.
Eggs and Butter deceived Ually-Wrratel
Freab.
Oppelte n li. Kerk A. &;.
AS QUIA, OitEUO.N.
ASTORIA LIQUOR STORK,
AUG. OANIELSON, - ProprkUrr.
Keballtaad. KeMtted Tkrakt.
Tho Best of
W1SF.M. LiqrORK, A CIO ABA.
For a Good Cigar, call for w of '
"Danielson's Best." ' -Corner
Wert th and WawrStrhew, AstotWu
ns-nm
Mi fioli Jewelry.
BRACELETS,
Scarf Pins, Chaics, Fatcl;!,
SILVERWARE,
Ot TT7 dMCdptiOB.
Tie flMt Kocit of Jewtlry in Astoria.
"U1 goods wirrantedMrepreent4
SUSTAV HANSEN, JEWELER. '
Magnus C. Crosby
Dealer in
HAM ARE, nm. SBEEL,
Iron Pipe and Fittings,
STOVES, TINWARE
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
SHEET LEAD STRIP
LEAD
SHEET IRON,
TMti and Oojpjpir.
Astoria Cooperage.
BARRELS AND HALF-BARRELS
All Kinds of Coopengr Done.
-MrLeav orders with JOHN KOOEitS.
SuiKTintendent, at Central Market. r
Good Building Lots
ALDEKBROOK
For Sale at Low Rates.
Apply to - l.TMA X -c m !iT,
At office of Clatsop ttti CownftW
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