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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1884)
C31 k ftc gailjj tomu. . ASTORIA. OREGON: WEDNESDAY .HTdiCEMBEK 17. ISS ISSUED EVERY MORNING. (Mundav excepted) J. FvHALLORAN & COMPANY, Pur.i.isHKK ani i'i:oim:irtor. A.3TOUIA.V Bl'ILDING. - - CAaSaTKES TpimK nr&nl-.rriitr.n- Rnna. K.. r .-.... i. I.VM-. Sant liv M til p -r us-.uth O'h ' " M otio year .... .57.W TTw . ..r ... ..,. ! 1 fi-h-tv . w- ui i nui; i -u '- nurr.1. EsyA'ivertUMn'':it lii-erted bvihe vr:i the rai- f -42 r ju m imm iiiiiiil!).' Tn: sleut advertlslug fifty cents tier square, ear luseraon. H'otice To A3rerij-er-. TE AstuRIax guarantees to its r.d verttsf ft the largest circulation of an neffspaper published on the Coiamb:: river. TAie Crept is duo froai Sxn Fraccisc this morning. Tno Astoria land grant forfs'tnre bi. COJ33S biforj tho senate to-iur.-oA'. E?ad L J. Arvjld's adv't. He has . l&rpe stook of hol.dy Roods in his line. Mrs. Mtry Lsinoavreber, school cleri district No. 9, Rives liotico couceruin sch. ol tax. The ne 7 iiRht-house steamer iiadrant will e pat on this district whun con. p.eted, taking the plauo of luc Hhvbrich Tae Qusen. is adrenisid 1 1 -tail for S. F to-d ly. Mrd. J. B. Wya t aud Mr. ti. O Tujoipsaa are uiu ja. t.;o outrt'Jiug i)a sengdra. The stockholders of ths Mison:c Lar.L and Bu tdiu usijci.itioa vr It uoid tuei aunu il uiietn ut Cjt. Fiava'd o&c t uis ereuiu. Otfiaij to fie incemeacr of tho wealb er thj prj, deJ comet of taj 0jn4rc,'a tioail caaroa cine ooi wrists utv t ikja p.aca at Qjcidcatal hdi iat eveu in.z has bea tJOitiwaed till furthe. notice. "ihepareir of tb3 O. R. & N. C . rjat out oa taardyj4i.erlijr.' j7a tj ard. T i t'ti jjjoI. If tao pjy c ir or ta O. R. & N. 0 u wjra ta Ji'j.j dj.ra t us way it oji d dis.ayraai irubiO preeact. of raiud. The water pipes vrera aloppsd ap iu many pirts cf tae oity yesterdty, occi sionn wiu iusmvouie.is. Saj weither as tad prosent ui itceo tlm .u mi3t uaivoidtb.o. Forcuaitdy th iao mvetiieac3 is u it ts up ira.-y. The XdW Y jrk World writes to G v. i M i jJy, w latino t Ka wa it ui. escji leacy "thiaki' of G. CiaAJuuJ. Nja let the Slanlird wr.td u G ir. O.ovei.in J asking his exjjllsaoy wu lid lainij ol Gar. MjjJj, an J h jjj-3 ffJl bd e isy. Astoria is nat tho oaly plaoo whera there are close clectioas. iu a recjat vote for chief Gninor ut Albiuy J. N. Hoff a in vras elected bv a ta ijarity oi twj votes. AtEidue City, B. M. D.u was elected by a ja.ijority of oue vote. At a rozalar coaimaaicatioa of Tom Sle L dgd Nj. 7, A. Lf. and A. j., held ui I isonio hall hist evening. tUe following officers were electad for tha eaiuia year: E. A. Noyes, W. JSL; F. W. Meli, cs. V.; M. D. Kint, J. W.; L V. Case, trja.urjr; G. W. Ljauabsrry, sjcretar. Kipjrts from up country show that the storai w is wide sprc id. At Da tsa, 3 ir Iyyesterdty morulas, the tuo inaai tei was at 12, snow li inches djcp: ui La Grande. 18, snow 14 iujass dp: Tas Dalles, 20, snow 2 J iuaes deep: at Pjrt land, 19, saaw four inches deep. Tue wind yesterday was the coldest felt herc for years. A gaod many subscribers missed their morning visitor yedterd ly. lc is p.-dtty hard for the cirner to s,carj tae pipe. So that the wind w jut bo it a m ty. when tho brezj registers 47 mi.es au hoar. Hjw would it d to pit up u cl.ir bjs or s ime other kind of a ujx by y ur g.ite or daar or wtop and sau.v tu carrier where it is? In the hei('at of tha storm yesterday morning, the tiu rof of tad cird Hoa3e was blown off amid a di 1 that made the folks in tbo vicinity think n email section of the d.iv of judaieut aaU Struck them. Tae itjirie G. llxa.xtn. and one or tw.i other little craft war b idlv b ittered, b it U -yoad the breaking of Ltr. On lb t's ioi an i taa crats of tbo Thompson, no oenoas caa-ialitiea arc ra ported. The ves3sls e'eared oit of the r vr justm time to got wJi off b?f.ro the east wind strikes their b'i.i. Tai-'er m the hist jry of the Ciuaiiiijs sbipp:u have vessels received su u qaie'e i:ad s it iifnctory dispatch ua this si no i, and it may be added th.tt iu uo p irt of citaur tho Atlantic or Pau.dc oiata is taere more pniaipt aal oh oat ta; eernco than is ta in iged by 0 ip G 10. G. l .r. at the g iteay of tae CjIj a na. Tariejeir.s ao the star af B tVeaom was announced as about to ui t,ua its ap pearance, bat failed to kbf p its ap oint ment. Kos hoWdver. it is said taai tais wondcrfcl star my actually ba BOdU a little past mtdnigat. Tae lou. t.ai til it has elapsed sinoo its first appearanc-, the circa OJtinjes acsi'dd as tiea at tending it, and tae ce.estial phauoxeua preceding this its s&coad cj aiug, give rise to grave conjectures on tap p irt of theilogiaus aud drum sjicatists wao believa that wa ard on t to eve of ,i .-;rd it change ot some kind, the chiricter of -which they do not venture to predict. A gre it n-jwspiper rjadjr .v is at boat ing recently, and a storm coaiiuj on he crept into a hollow loj, far saolter. Af ter the Htorai nb ited he endear red t j crawl out, but found the oj, swelled bo that it was imp tssiblo to m ike his exit. He eadaivorad to coai pro n himself as much as possib o. with indifferent sio cesa. He thought of ail the mean things henad done, until fin illy his mind re verted to the facs th it instead of s in scribing for his locil pipar ha was iu tae habit of barrawini it from bis na:-ab ir. and thus defrauding tha pr nter. Oa this he felt so nm ill that be slipped oat of the Ia..j without an effort. There .is siowa in ilirso's w'nlow the latejt proia:tion of Captain C.oveland Bookwell's brash. It is allied 'Hvo To," and is a sjene ja it onts-di the Ga lanebia river entrant. A B.tish bark is Iving hove to, awaiting t m arnvnl of a tag bo it which h is naar y tdiched hor. To tae left an tas r:ky cliff extdndm p the coast from C ipa H moa jk, and to the right Clatsop spit, Paint Ai ims light jjoase and Astoria, w me in tas distance is bsaotif al Mt. St. H s ons. Tue p dut iog is fall of itfd, and is a fitting com- Sinion to 0 ipjiin K Jckwell's "Co uiniiia iver B&r."'Oregpnian. 16th Captiin Flavel has that artist' re istorpleoa and may hang the aeWiy pauiied companion jriwo b-wide it. Griffin & Read's j.liln, shn, 1. ordin ary itfnui Monday v ui g was a rand syce--: i-. You wl fi id on thfir Counter u vwl aaaorted socit for tho iw.idays. C3KiW -Dee not make any cond-cla-i Pfc tores at nla New fiailtry, Xv, il, oa IMJiMiwaT.' TTTKM -70GU HOURS OF TOUTED. V Day of Snow, TTIaJaa-J Genorsl Discomfort. At Jill fifir-- lnnr rstor.1 1 mnminnr I the keen o mt wind which. k-,d been blow- ng co.dly frooo. t!i3 ml.ial niouataiiu roTrintoaq.ile, tao fhimn: stars that , ..- .-.-.--,, jriunn ,' in jo rig.; n.; ot t.13 vieU mil VMist.ing Mt oroJ ia the con.- ivo v.i i.t above were itJ of chau0 iu tll) ci,artor. and ce-.tB bwareJ bflo.iden-oolor.ji cl ,ai, and a lbo Weas of thc council rsiativo thereto, ew-unll flii8J of sai V ffJW 8hik6n The CjmoJ wont iat)a coaimittoe of r jai their f ol J3 on tho f r-z -:i erl! . j tbo tho f ollowins rtTOrt cm By thrwo olo.Vc t jo wiai w IS b ,o.n- b(jdjM tho C(mcjuson8 arrivcd .. i trvjry or ickani c: may t izjiii watch ! Gs'ITLzjizk; tfjrotfd uaiv.jlia eutr.iuce, vraito onl 'i ioir coaimittea repfrrt that tve jo vditfa of tae blast ciaid pjwJery,,bX.crf,.ufli8 th-6 P.rc5ent cHy charter luthery, ii3p.i!pibJo pirttoles of dry aow taat ditt-jd m taraja vr.ndow ills, and under doors, and oaves and ver tho roofs to drift in the streets b? iw. It was a sno tuat scested no aoa iht of mnst ire, as dr & du-it. and ineas Hoar, aud g.isteniu; Jika p--leredsutr it piled up lUd-Itsaid Was vept by the b ast into faucaa'. c f jrais cd uuge piles, wnilethfciucreaaiac wind aook tho windows aud rattled at the! oors, and set the signs to swiug.ug aud Wied dowu tue cnnuu-y, aud u,ct .tavd-plpas aud waisied iriu 1 taa c it era aal rairJ tir.na ta; street-, .11 linaliy meeting a few cross curreuta i.o:a tue n-.ti, tbo demons of tue air cnt wmrliug out to m-a and wre-i-iiJ icir veugeauoo on the hapless nidrlaer.s a ahore. Wueu morning dawned the visible orld was white, nu aury ritra was bjil i at our do -r-i, a dull, leaden storiu- uoad.huD- lowering over the carta and as wind grew c ildttr . tho huo.y ce.tsed illin. FeV indeed Were the houses ito 'vaica tae dJo.r bad not fauud eu ance. and there- are - ta itions ia life- aara p easaut thau to hae to awetp low ir.i.a kitchen liaors before jji lrtiu le bre ikf ist tlw. 'i'aere is always, be csttaiuiir or WiUtar, sJUstLing ab-ut le east wind that is exasparatiug to au .storian. It u s hHr.-a and ttry una isp U4; it is s j d i'.l aid depressing, aud uerratiug; it is iudu te.y uucoaifort- luSe c J.apired to our warm, genial breeze r nil tho Wcjt. taat it id ways comes w.ta- it a we!coai. aud lapses w.taoat rogrot. ? irtica'iuri is this tao cuso waeu it ring-. dart sn-jwclouJs on its w.us, and . ue only in.tigalmg circa.iiiiaiice about t is th it it c -uuot tnu.uph. It uau oaiy lay at winter, fir preeutly comes a . ir.u lreata fraai tho great "lee.-ui at our loori Iha'' meit j into lua balmy air of .'riu At G -i-iu:! t'a-s li. li.Tltompsoti swung it i:i tho fair-Viitii d rk for irtiaud. (dt'dly u id slio g it 'AVI i in tha s:rea.n men tho tuler i-oped parted, und she Iriftad J)a Utel tue o;ty. 'ilia raddor i is asj.e1 , it yy .stopj a,- taa oag aas .ud gun i ..utxid and wji-a.ag b tok, O ip- liu .Sprtgu-g.it uer over abreast of tat Inn fctrcat wiwuf, agaiast wa oa the I tie c!-.w her w.t.'i a fearfat Barge. A ho atrock she sm ished a u-e. of tier up ur works and sent a quiver throagu tae loak. 'I'ne veteran Captain Xoyns spnai n tho dock, hpraiuiug his ant:lo -s he lid s i. o it so, jjiedad m gtt a a sir a.i ind stem hue fastened, wu ch lisfd tbe i ut. Auother pas-euger llouo Chabot f Oakland an uucie of tho Ch ibots xao have the cr.iuberry swamp near ll vaco, tried to get oa tae dock and s ic j jed3d, thju'h at the expuus of a broken eg. ilo was rendereU every attention md w is resting easy last even n'. AU through the morning tao stor n raged ana a me stirred froui tho warm ii'ca.dfc waa j tald help it. Aimg tho c.vcc front thi v ives d isiaed hi 'a. and as the cigut-foat tide came in toward noon it olfered i-rcc eai-itauce to the wind that be .t direut.y lD.vn stream, tao resait bsiii the higaest -vaves and the rougaest sea for many a 1 ty. At noon the 1'humpson blew for a tiA to head her b i.v oat stream that tilie uigat start for Portland, but n j tug co . -iug sae started on a ran f ir uerowu dock. Vnen abreast of Wyat t fc Thompson's 1 ;ck sac st ig ;ered aud the wind .-eut her lida on ag.iiuit the dak shaking tbiui ip pretty livelj. Sae then bumped up i-zaiust jl G ue's dock and finally ra n.e ihd shelter au orded by tao lee side ut t. e J. li. fc N. doc '. waefe Sue lay for the re u under of the dny. The damaga ta the ao it aud tae d.icks is consider ible. At h ilf-past o:it-, in tue beigat of thi ,'ale, c ime tuu intrepid little FlccivsjoU ip nuiu i aluii'. and no tkuig a st irmv but sicaassfui litudiug. L iter c tine tha Reed, tao pissetiger. by tutu li Kits express. ti!.' s itisfactiua at again reaching lirai foot in . Turoaghnut thoaflonoG:iUiow"ndhid everytuing its owi wy, aid waeueve. any one did start tgo a tywat-re it oa i:0.1 him o iok tge . X itaiu ntirreu n laud or rfo i exo -ot lae- ga.h aud tu soaool cutldran, wa i niisily iluudared wh'jre the ;no.v was tho deepest and ou jjyed the fau. As tha sh irt, airs d ly closed into tut gloom of niaht the wind which h id re laxed sp-uug up w.ta njdaab'.ed fary and through tuo cvaaiag I mod and r ittieil as if disposed to saow what a clatter it coald make. Prophecies weio p'.enty, bat contradict iry. Uno m m asjured th writer that ""by to-morrow night we'll hava a re.ularb.iz3rd: voa xeo if w. doa't; IU degrees bom.v zr ; river closed up; olused till after rew Ye.tr s; yoa aet if it ain't." Another thoigat'taat it would "'turn to ram inside of twenty four bourn; it alway does." Wa.ttevei it d C3, it can t be maoh uglier or more disagreenb'.o thin it has bt-en for tha las tweutj'-foar hours. At the pr.-sent writ ing midiiat tha theraiomdter has rjcu to Jz. Iltrtl Dry V.i For salt- in quantities to suit at Car nalian &C".'n. r rr: Do Ysii TIjiu-4 tiisct Jeff of '5'tic t'tiop S!tiu-tc GivosyrMi a meal for imlhinc, and : gla5 "of Mnui-fiiing lo drink? "No much !" but b- givif. a lu'tter tm-al am ni'tn if it than an, plaee in town fo ITi ci n's. He buy- l ijn- vhoba!e atnl pays cash. That ?Ule it' illVlH 311 J- .!. oltlillg- Vrd. vim will ivinnibpr your friend-; Kenu'iiiber too til-it at Catl "AdletV Cry.-r.tl Palaoi- is the fin st :tsort:umit of gift goods in tlu-ci1.. it Frnttli Faiii'i-N. B-nrd f ir S "2J"t a tu-intli. The best In tho city. Dinner from T to 7. iFymi want to im"-t -1 nlre prsont t your frl-uds o tn .1. V. Conn'.s Drtt Stun and yon will lin.l j-t-t w mt von v,ant,.ti Iheverv biM quality, aud al the luWe-ji jKiNMibk pi Ices. Dr A. Yt-ser. Gernnin phjslelan and -siin-itili. Offlei- :t Gt'l'lliHIlia Hcilel. rMim 10 iltid 17. Corner 8th aud Watt'i .iirt'J.s. For a good batii, pleannt shave, w sltuniHMi. to to i!n City I5atti-s cornet Squeuioqtia imd 01ny stni-t-. JllK. G. rilAHTEHK, Prop. At J. T. C-ntn's Drnr S4p- you will find tho be.-t anortnitMit in thf c!tv. con- Mstlnr d Toilet Ca-'i-', Od-r Ca.-e.s, rial a ware, raucv loiietaitioiu-ian I perfumery of all kinds, oppualUi Occi ovut HoWI. SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING. nomendatlonj of the Com raM oa Bale and Rrgnlatlcos. , i j Thp cUy ...-j mot in Bpco-ft- gea3,oa ve,erday afternoon for the purpose of t:ik:u?into -mderati the ndviaabi!- Tie o Gm- CoWJnoa Council vfthc City of Asteria: aud lind it defective iu several ra-ptcts. We recommend that ths powers of the council be extended iu regard to opening laying oat and widening the streets of the city. Also recommend that tho charter bo so a ncadsd as to allow the road tax collected within the city limits to bo app led upon stress improvements within the city. We also recommend that ths charter be so amended (if necessiry) as to allow cf the collection by tbe h irbor master of harbor dues froai vessels arriving or ly ing in the harbor. Wa also recommend that the outgoing ra-tvor present thaanaail uddres instead of the new incumbent. r'fe also call tho attention of tho Hon. 1.13 or aud Common Council to the ad-vi-sabi ity of doing way With the office of c.ty aSiCs ir aud taking a trrnscnpt of tho county asseasmeut roll of city property as tho city asses-snient roll. We- also recommend that tho charter be so amended (if in tbo judgment of tho city attorney the nnrue be necesrury) that the council shall be empowered to make any neefcanry repairs to the BLfeets of the city and charge the sama to the protierty owners. Th it all new streets hereafter opened planked or macadamized shallbc done at the expense of the ndjaoent prop erty owners, and that hereafter the sime bo kept in repair by general taxa tion. Respectfully submitted. A. A. CLEVKLiMJ, Thomas Dealt Ji'srsu. Tho msny advertisements that wo see promising to give vain tblo goods Just for cutting out a 3lip from a newspaper, or for acting as agent in seme way, di-trmine.-t us to sav a few words. We know 01 one hsrd-working young man Hrho ent fifteen dollars, expecting to get a fine silver watch and also rec ive a mat- azine for a year. The p tper came twice. bat no amount of letter writiusr bronchi a rep.y about the non appearance cf the watoi. wo coum tell of hundrtds of pe p e, wli 1 ura ash-tmed to bavo it known I10.7 oisily they hive been gulled oy ntshy auvertiseinenta. ihere are tuoa a idi of vila men who live in citios just in this way, promising diamond rings, silver spoons and gold watche.; for l.ttle or nothing, and it is strange that a seas b!e, thinking person expecting to Set soon thing nice for a few stamps, while this pe.-fion would hesitate to trust n s next door neighbor to a doll. When 1 10 city police occi a onally raid such a fraudulent firm they wid tell about find ing thoasinds of letters from thousands of silly fools, all containing money, showing how profitable these confidence men fiad the business of culling other-;. One shoa'd rather be willing to pay a reasonable prico at home to n responsi ble de iler, where there would be recourse. 1 h in to s-nd h-ird earned money to any rirai that sends out a g.ittering adver tisement, it stands to reason that a man will get the value of his goods, or you don't get them. Farmer. Ss7e tho Old Pcper. Never throw away old paper. If yon have no wibh to eell it, use it in the house?. Somo housekeepers prefer it to cloth for cleaning many articles of furni ture. For instance, n volcmo written by 1 lady Rays: "After a btovo ban been Slackened it can be kept looking ver .veil for a long timo by rubbing it w th . tper every morning. Knh'oing with ,i-ijr is a much nicer way of keepaig a tf :-k tile. oo4Jee-pot and tea-pot bright an I cle in th m the old way of washing taeui in suds. Rubbing with pipiT is i.sa tbp let way of polishing knives, tin varo :nd .-"pooiis; they shine like new sii ?er. For polishing mirrors, lamp chim neys, etc., p iper is better thau dry c otb. Preserves and pickles keep much bettei if brovn piper instead of cloth is tied var tho jar. Canned fruit is not Go apt to 111 ld if a piece of writing p tper, cat t A' the can. is laid direct y on the fruit. Pa er is much hotter to pat under a car tot th n str.iw. It is warmor. thinnor. and m kes less naisa when one walks over it." 5sf-it!'ij,-j Arctic alv. Tnn IJj-st Sai.vk in the world for Cuts, Urni t-,.Sores.Ule r-.tjal Rheum. KrviT Su:et. Tetter, C'hapid Hands. M:iirlai!!. Com-, aud all skin E U- I iiKt, and jKMlti ulyruri'it I'tb-s, or n pay n-qniret. It is gttarat-i-d to civi wrfi-ct sa:Ifaction. or m-iney refiiude. I-riv 25 cent ier bo:. For'balc by V. E. Dcuicnt & 0. Mien titisir. Tin-latest and be t, at ("ail Ad'erV i:ryiai t'aiace. api-cta oiders li.lwl iitouiptly. ' At 1. J. A Vol it' Yntt will find a splendid Muck of loib mil -ho's. Ladies' and fhililreifsihoi'. .1 apecialtj : All M les and siv. A Spli'ziilid Coiifi-ctloii. "Eating CluhVilate"- nt Frank Eiber- u's. C-tll fr a packet of "Ealing Jliocolatr.' Every one likes it Mrs. Hryce wou'd re-pecl fully an no 'ce to the Indies o Ast rl.t Jbat nhe 1 in-pared to do dn's-tnak ng in all i s brutichi's at her room-on Cas St., op posite O !d Fellows bttildiii'r. For Dinner Partte-. to order, at shorl uitlee, go ti Frank Fabre's. RoAch- Dixnn'ri new eating hou-i.-t now ojK'jj. Evejy'hiug has been fit vd tip in nrt-flav style, and hi well 'imwu teputatlon as a caterer 8P-ain tll wlio like g(Kil things to eat. that a lit plare they can hi arcninntodald. Catarrh cured. Iteaittt and swell brath -eettrel by Sluloh'-i Catarrh Reu. ily. Price "io cent-. Main I Injector free. Fur salt by W. E. P-n'nt. SlnltM Nights tnadi miserable by that terriWe eouglt. Shtloh (tire i.s the remedy far you. .Sold by Y. E. De ment & Co. . Z' f Ladlei ra uumicr that we allow you to vear the Ba 1 cpretH for three weekn on approval, and tet urn purcltHe money li not Xouud ?orff ct in every re spot "' PfiJUii-Bro STATE ISO TKRRIT0R1AL NEWS. Taootna has a Bidewalk three milea lonu j Taore ara 55 newspapers in "Washin-;-' ton territory. Eight hundred tons of wheat are dai!y shipped from "Walla Walla. Tuo Coqullle P.ioking Comproiy has been attached and failed: liabilities $a,U00. The total vote- of Washington trritory i at tho late election was divided between I tho eastern aud western s.-ctioin as fal ! Io v: Eastern Washington, U,j3i; west ern wasuiugiou, zfiiz. Thirteen women are known to have been elected school superintendents or" as many different . ooanties at the lata territorial Ciectioa. In Pacific county Mrs. Ada Hiuck.ia was elected; in Wah kiakum county, Airs, il try Irving, and in (.he. nans county, airs. j.al. Walker. The Indian training sooo at Forest Grove has 1S J children froai thi dilferent tribes of the Pacuic coast. Ouo hun dred and turee boys and eightv thr-e girls. Tho farmer boys harvested ovif live thousand bushels of vegetables the past season. The Wagon auop turned oat five wagons aud two Hacks. The O.ympia Trunscripl hays: "The Satsop railroad coaip tuy ujvo now three milts of their traci reiidy for taa iron, and all haste will ba inede to put on the roiling stock. Tho road s fur graded extends frjao Shottoa's Point iu 4 u ntu westerly direction, and wia eieatuatiy connect with tho Pacific ana GraVb Harbor." Hois baled and shipped to tho amount of neany 2,u O.UjO iKiond was theproduct fro.u about l,iji)icres in Payalluo valley iu iuu aeiiauu ui -j-n. j.uij mrfe redull shows the work of less taan a uaadrad hop growers, tue heaviest among waoui is li. Meeker, whoso hop fields embrace 170 seres, tbe yield from which this year amounted to 1SSJ bales, or 3Jj,GU0 iu uida net. Ilia selection of Vancouver as the terminus of tho Canadian Pacific ruil road has b.ea r ititied uy taa odlaals at Montreal, and a company formed to build the terminal facilities. TLowaarves will bo constructed at ouca by tha com pany. They will ba of the most sab -tai -tial nature and extend for miles ulong the foreshore. No expense will be spared in rendering these tha most complete on the coast. The buildings will in-eW.Ud be in keeping with thosa of the cooip ny elsewhere aud superior to any of the other transcontinental lands. Tuey will embraca a large locomotive round-uause, with engine, pits, etc., of a cap icily to a -commodate twenty-iiva to fo.ty loco motives, with leads thereto fnaj. the other shop-, a 1 irge rep ur .-.hop. in u liicn will bu located forges, lathtB, strum Ham mers and all such ui .chim ry as ia u-K-ea-siryina firat-cJass nuiway repair tLop. fbe bhups wid bs extendve, as it is tue company's intention to uianufactmro a certain class of railing atock at Vancou ver, tho timber for which n to be found on taeirownprop-rtv. Tha dep t. d.vt sio a offices ana ta nv otuer b- 1 . xigs. w.ll be cf a ch a character as to refleci creuii 0.1 iua grc(. uoaipiny to wuom they belong. A 1 has to be comp eted i.n j ready tor trafiic by tae au.umer of J8i6. It is estimated tout the total expend. tu.e on these works will be a verul millions. ""What WJil 1 SriHl 8it? A viblt to Adler'a Crystal Palace till gritly assif.t your choice. The fitest aiid freshest di-nla. and all uoiais unr- raiued. For The li i cc.it -too!iNt For the flm-sr Cliristm is card", for Ux fiite-.Lje..vclrv, furtliftie-tof veryihing iu ihe line of hatidsuiue goods, go l. Carl Adl r's Cry-tal Palace. You wdl find just what y u want. Nyrup of rirox. Nature's own true Laxative. Pleas ant to the palate, acceptable totlieStci. tch. harmle.ss in jt.- nature, painless ii ts action. Cures habitual ( uti.tipatinii HiliiKi-ties-. Itidig siion ami kiiidr llx. C causes 1 lie system, purifies tlt IimmI. regulates the Liver and acts 01 the 1J.IW.-..S. Breaks up Colds. Chill aud F ver. etc. btreiigttietis th urgau n which tt acts. Itctter than blitct iiatt-eous Liver mediein's. pills, .-alt? md dnitiglu.t. Sample bottles tree, am sirif" huttl-i. for sale bv . M Dement & Co., A-i'or'a. I'i-hcriacii aiicutiou! Befon bitvitig twine examine thi Dunbar, .Mr Master & C.'. extn -.trnns. risti F axTIiio.ni,Xo.4ii. I'd ph. .las O. Haiitluiru, or this eitv. Is tlie bnl agent for the P-u-ilie coa-ll Oywlrr! y.(rrI -y-ier.! Mr.-.. L.vett informs the public tha she has reopened au Ovsti r and C.'flV million, at the old -stnud on Maij -treet. Eutrauee through ailir shop. Krnrn- m- nbsrriptlonN For theconiinvryear.at GtilFen & Rp-tr? CI y liixik :jton'. Sub criitions nr cived for any periodical published. ForaAeai Filling Koot )r Shoe, go to P.J.GiMitlmans, on Clve minus .street, next iliMir to I. ". Ca Vll gooils of the !nst make and guaraii t.-eil quality. A full stork ; new g.od wustatitly arrivimr. ('twmin tvoik. till I Nay Tet: -should se thiwe -splendid piano covers at Adler'3. Do nut fall 1 1 ex Gray sells .-jacket! Pros.' Al sawd vd ir -h ngles A ftt.l M guaranteed in ach bunch. U tl. you suffer with Dyspepsia at d 1,1 ver Comi'lalnt? ShilohV Vitaiizer 1.- tan-titeed to cure y-m. Sild by V. h. Meimnr.. ,T4l7',r 1,H!,lt ,:u,k' ""(--' r Chest tl-i luioh's Pnp.us Plaster. Price -a cent--or sale by V. E. Dement. Shih.hV Cough aim Consuniptini lire is -old by us on guarantee. I itn-s consuntpiloii. Sob! by E. De- nctit. That Uarkitrg Coit-m can be - jturkly cured by ."diilulfa Cure. W. uaraute- It. s.,fd In y Detuetit Situation Wanted. ni-ERKOItBOOKKEtPER. APPLY Al J tills HtUrA. The Seaside Bakery FRESH BRKAD Delivered i i any Part ot the City CHRISTMAS CAKES: Home-M-d-j Candy Made Daily: The Trtds Supplied: Pine Pastry: &$& Egtab:lsluuwt' P'Jc to F. B. ELBER30N, PrepY. NO POISON IN THE PASTRY 17 ater- LCJ L Toaltilai Iimon, Oraace, etc, tailP C&lces, Creo-sx, "PaddlBgs, &c, am 4cM cattsly acit natarolly mm tlta sVslt ft'ai wh!ck tiey Are made ror Strcnfth end Trne Fruit navor They Stand Aione. FflOMSSa BY TKX Trice Baking Powder Ct CilcacOf III. St, Loois, Mrfa luxina or D:. Pricos Cream CaUng Powdtr A0 Dr. Triceps Xnpulla Teast Gems, Set"; Dry Hop Teast. I?Or GA.1VS BYQROCBRa YKajLKKEtTT OXE OUAldTY. Light Healthy Bread, YEASI01S The DB9t dry hop yeast In the world. B-eod raised by this yeast is llght.whtf and whoteeome like our t-randmother'a qeiicious.t-feoOi CROCERS SELL THEM. Price Baking Powder Co KaiTrs ol Dr. meg's social mmu Ixtnos. Cn.cago, III St. Louis Me tor ja.e. by Ccitino Irrlr & Co , Ageat 'o t a 1 d. Or jnn. eady, Sir! STEER YOUR PURSE IN THE Right Direction AND M. D. KANT, The Boss, Ls closing out his entire stock of Clothing md Overcoats, finest and best quality, oarpest assortment in Men'-i. Youth's nd Bovs' Clothing. Gents' Fnrniahinr Goods, Boots and Shoes, Rabbi r and Oil Clothinc, Hats and Caps, etc., at prioee that will suit the tiroes. Ho will make np the finest and best fit ting snit of Clothing to Order, for the LOWEST PBICES IN TOWN. Nhip -iptuiH- Taka notice of the fact that I can sapplv your crew with Cheaper and Better good tban any other house in Oregon. M. D.KANT, The Boss. Change of Agency. We have appointed MR. O. F. MORTON ur Selling aud Co'leotlaAgeut at Astoria All thoa wlshli b to purehnse a flnrt-clasf fEtTLYG MAOHIXE, or to make pay ments due u wl 1 please cull on Mr. Morton Hpadqti3rter-.Ht B, SWOHSLEY'b 8ales r -oni. The Singer Mf'g Co., WM-m-on -treet, Portland, Or. Notice, NOTICE 13 HERKRY GIVEN THAT Woup Wah and Won Fang""Chuig nave th s dav xs ot-mted ihera-elvrs togrtk r aa p irtnem uutlrr the firm name and .t le of li.w Ke- Company, in cariytn- on bj-ea-e al tuer hamlls uuslne an 1 cmploMBPnt .g-jaov, in thf city . 1 Astoria, oa 8qoe. iinxjUa street, ntx. door to D. X. tect A do . Eatsd JLKsria, Osesu, Dtf . a-a, ut4 -giJ3U'!.VV-g MM ctM-r5l YouWillSaYBMoney C. H. COOPER'S, THE LEADING DryGoods ClothingHouse ASTORI. AND NORTH The large increase of this years1 business over last in all our De partments is sufficient proof that I carry the LATEST STYLES and BEST VAL UES of any House in the North west trade. In the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, we are now show ing the Largest variety of Gents7 and Bovs. Clothing, from a Business or School Suit to the finest Dress Suit Manufactured. The assortment of Overcoats from Fine Dress, to Heavy Warm Chinchillas is the hest we have ever offered. Special attention is called to the new values in Gents1 White, Scarlet, and Fancy, Knit, Ail WOOL UNDER SHIRTS and DRAWERS, (a few cents in underwear often saves doljafs in doctors' frills) also in CASSI MERES, and FLANNEL OVERSHIRTS, KNIT JACKETS, WHITE, and FANCY DRESS SHIRTS, and all kinds of HOSIERY, SUSPEND ERS, HANDKERCHIEFS' GLOVES, and NECKWEAR. The Sales in GENTS' and BOYS1 HATS, are far ex ceeding our expectations. Look at our Stock before pur chasing elsewhere. The increase in BOOT and SHOE sales are such that we are now having all of these Goods made to SPECIAL OR DER by one of the best Eastern Factories. SHIP CAPTAINS Will find it to their interest to obtain our Prices before purchasing their OIL and RUBBER CLOTHING, GUM BOOTS, and all kinds of Articles for Sailors' Wear. C. H. COOPER, Pythian Building- CITY BOOK STORE. Select Your Holiday Presents. Ton Will Find at GRIFFIN REED'S A Large and Well Selected Stock. Our Holiday Books and Christmas Cards Are the Finest Ever Displayed in Astoria, COME AND SEE VS. $67,000,000 Capital ! Lirarptoi and London and Globe, tftrtk British and Htrcantile v Of Loadou and Edinburgh. Old Connecticut of Hartford, XUD COMMERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA Fire Insurance Companies, ttopreMntng a Capital of $67,000 COO. B VAN DUHEN. Attenf. v FALL CLOTHIHG!r -A LARGE Overcoats, Novelties in Neck Wear Hats and Furnishing Goods. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVh.n TO Fin 2&riao and all Wool Hosiery BTTl- NEWEST PATTERNS in SUITINGS made up m th LATEST STYLES. IaOW Prices ! D. JL. MoZKTOSH, TJw LtftdiBf Clothier, Hatter und Gents' Furnisher IN OF SAN FRANCISCO. Astoria- Oregon. Wheeler & Kipp, PRACTICAL Plomlisrs Bas and stsan Fitters ALL WORK Warranted, and Estimates Given. FULL STirCK Itb and Iad lJp, Bath Take, Watrr C'losfi-, Mud Um FixturcM. Chimney P;pe, Cheaper than Brick. JOBBING TKOMPTLY A ITENDED TO. 'onit-r S-ut inoqlia and HaniHton Streeta, Astoria, Oregou, STOCK OF STOCK OF- v-lafc. - j- V