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VOL. XXlli, NO. 19.
iSTORIA, OREGON, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 36, IrtSo.
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
BUSINESS CARD.-.
TV A. I., arid JT.a7 Fu LT .
Physicians and Srjj'i.
Will tUe prompt art-n iu 10 a!l oa'K
fmmany part oft lie -it or rotii'tn..
OiIIlvomt Allen'- tin', corner Cnss and
nutiiinqua street. Atiia. Oiegon.
"I telephone ). 1 1.
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FrK i.;r
l2i iflnii mul Surscitu. ,
OElce, Cor. Main and Oienainus 5 recti.
Ukick Hecks: 'Moll.. at ;-Ut-i'.3i.
ItesMrnrt. o;"-ltf tlic.lih;iii-fii building
!'. A. IIOKItlt.
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ATrOKNIIV.s AT LAW.
(nice in Kiimej'i S'.ltu-k. ji kiU'
ISail. AMoii.i. Ort!i.
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W. FUI.ION.
rur.Ta uisothi:ks.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Kooti 5 and G.odd Fellow h KutlJnitf.
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IS01Vf,ISY A; (ilTX.
Attorney nnrt 4'ounivcllori nt Law,
OrtUc on Che mimus Sttft't. AMmia. On-con.
"CC. HOliDKS,
NOTAKY PUBLIC,
.1 ClIONEhlt, COMMISrdON .AN'. IN
SUKANCE AGKN'I
nKLO F. PAIiKKH.
SURVEYOR Or
ClatHop County, untl CItj or.Vrtm ta (
OtUce:-Cheuatiitnstifce;. Y. rj. i;. A. tiV.i
ltoom No. 8.
C.
V. IiEH'H.
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IfAY TUTTI.F 31. I.
PHYSICIAN AND .Sb'IUiKON
Ui'KICR Hiuiuis 1.2, :itil .H I) '.liian Hnil.l
UK.
Kk8Hk.n"K On fv.tar Sturt. l2cK 1
M.Mara lliwpltni.
h P. HIi'KS.
A. h 3HAW
IIICKS & SlltW.
DENTIS1S.
ttmiiui lu Allen's Uulldin. up M j'ui. coi
ner Casa and Squemoquu street. Astoria
Oregon.
BANKING AND IHSURAHCE !
I. W. CASE,
Broker, Banker, and Insur
ance Agent,
ASTORIA, - OUF.GOJf.
OFFICE HOntS :
From 9 o'clock. A. M. until 3 o'clock I'. 31.
Bozorth & Jolms,ar,cer'es'
Real Estate and Insurance Agents and Crokerk
ASTORIA, ... - Oregon.
We write policies iu the following well-)
known Fire Insurance Companies :
pnfEVtv nt? TrAWTKfmn. i
SCOTTISH UNION AND NATIONAL OF
EDINBITUO.
LION. OF LONDON
HOME. OF NEW OKK.
IjONDONAND LANCASIIIUE.OF LIVKK-
1001
l'HUJNIX. OF BROOKLYN. I
CQNNECriCUT.OFIIAKTFOltD. !
OAKLAND HOME, OF OAKLAND, CALA. ,
And also represent tho WESTERN, of!
uaiuornia, ha.m uu uv-uuEMtin, oi ner
raany. and AMERICAN STEAM BOIL
ER INSURANCE CO.
Krai Estate Bought and Sold on Commission.
r. o. h.ossv
LEADING rSDEKTAKKR.
31alit St. Astoria, Oregon.
THE LATEST STYLES
WALL 'PAPER
AT
B. B. FRANKLIN'S,
NEXT DOOKTO ASTOIHAN OFFICE.
A erj' large Stock from which to selei t
Window curtains made to order.
firmly patent Trimmer to cut Wall lif:
l!l be lound convenient to my patrons.
Boat Building.
THE BIIST
STOCK AND WORKMANSHIP
GUARANTEED.
Boats of Every Description Built.
Shop over Aindt & Perchcn'x.
:r. .if . r.i: vTnERs.
VISITORS TO PORTLAND
Should not forget to call at Town e's San
Francisco Cnllery, where may bei
seen photographs of all th leading men and
women of Oregon and Washington Territory.
Skillful operators always In attendance. ami I
the most minute attention raid to nleturesl
of children. Don't forget the location. S. i. j
eeraf r Flrnt aa aorrlKon streets, np btaln.
ftotrouoie to snow specimens io- isaors.
Street railroads pass the door every ten
minutes, and this la the nearest gallery to
te five principal hotels.
-THE
BESTTONIE.
This medicine, combining Iron with pure
Tc - jPtaMe tonics, quickly and comnktely
('itrrfcHtMprimlftt IndlKvtlon, WrnUtir-s
I:iipuroitlcoI,alnInrIa,CblUfandlctiH,
uiid Ncunilciu. .
It is an imailins remedy for Diseases of the
KMncy and I.ivrr.
It is invaluable for Picacs peculiar to
"Women, and all who lead sedentary lic.
It does not injure the teeth, cauheadachc.or
liroduce constipation othrrJron mcdicinrsdo.
the appetite, aids the assimilation of food, re
hexes Heartburn and Belching, and strength
ens the muscles and nenes.
For Intermittent Feer, Lassitude, Lack of
Energy. c. t ha no equal.
j-The genuine htft nbo c trade mart nun
rrcd red lines on wrapjer. late no other
-:! j by iiuuna nicxKiL co uiLTiaour,aK
Irt.MM.TO, W OOHAIM) A ( ).. Portland, Or
HOI ELr. Ai,l-NTS.
uenncnesann purines iuruiiniu,Miuiuium
-
STOMACH
ITTERS
li the use of Hestelter'sStommli Hitters
the ha?ganl appearzinee f the etmnte
nance and sa'lowness of ljM'pt:fs are
supplanted h a heaHhi-r look, and a the
lood K asMiuilatcd, the body aeiuires Mib-
stante. Appetite 11 restored .and the nerv
ous system retieshed with nuieli needed
slumber, through the mm of this medi
cine, which is also iH'iielleial To persons of
a rheumatic tendency, and ati inestimable
preentie uf fever and ague.
For sale b all Druguists and Dealers
general!).
A. V. Allen.
Whole-ale and IletallJDealer in
MILL FEED.
Glass and Plated Ware,
TKOI'ICAL AND DOMESTIC
PRIUTQ
U I I O
AND VEGETABLES.
Together willi
Wines, Liq:iors,Tobacco,Cigars
G. A. STrNSON & CO.,
BLACKSMITHING,
At Cipt. Jtogers old stand, corner or Ca.ss
aud Court Mrcels.
Ship and Cannery woik. Horsehhoelujr.
Wagons made and repaired, (iood woik
guaranteed.
Insurance Office
OF
Geo. P. wheeler & Co.
I Kepresenting the following lltst-class For-
elgn and Home companies :
I i;tal Norwich-I'iiiou and
I ' Iincashire. assets. ?3G 000,000
' South Biltlsh and National. " i0.000.0O0
Fin mans Tumi. " l.TOO.OOO
; Dnlon, Fire and Marine l.OoO.Ooo
i Suite, (dwellings onl ) ' 100.000
And the old and reliable Traw-lers Life
and Accident Im-urance Co. of Hartford.
1 Conn. Deposited in Ongon, 4-tWU00 for the
security or roiiey nouiets.
Peronal Attention given to all business,
and Satisfaction Uu&r&nteed In eety in
stance. OFricK In Hume's New RiiUdiug, Asto
na, Oregon.
W. E. BEMENT & CO.
ASTOIUA, - - - OltKCON
Carry in Stork.
DRUCS, CHEMICALS, TOILET
and
FANCY ARTICLES.
Prescriptions carefully Compounded
IJi -
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rtflSTET?E-
I p & CELEBRATED l A
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I &fsWSlBS'TLi?i fe-lrtD JkaLErf Fall
SENATE JIKASI'RKS.
Following is a complete list of the
nicasures originating in the senate
which passed both houses ot the '.ng
islature, and'irere signed hy tu? "v
ernor: No. 8i Simon's bill for an addi
tional circuit judge at Portland.
No. 39 Simon's mechanics' lien
law. This bill gives precedence to
the claims of laborers, mechanics and
material men, and prescribes an easy
mode of procedure for their collec
tion. X . TG liyBilyeu, prescribing du
ties of counfy school superintendents.
It provides that of state school fund
SCO bball be given to each district, and
that remainder shall be apportioned
iu proportion to school population in
the several districts.
No. 141) Simon's bill allowing city
and town ordinances, when used in
court pleadings to be read by title.
Xo. 133 Permanently locating the
state agricultural college at Corvallis,
iu consideration of the people con
structing a eolloge building to cost
823,000. The bill provides a com
plete scheme of government aud free
scholarship one for each county and
for each representative and souato rial
district as many as thore are members
of legislature from said district
No. 144 Simon's bill defining legal
ly the terms "land" and "real proper
ty."' This measure is to clear up un
certainties iu the law, and for con
venience of court practice.
No. 137--Simon's witness fee bill,
providing that wituebses summoned
within two miles of the place of meet
ing of the court shall receive neither
fees nor mileage. Bill will onlv afievt
arnltnomah couuty practically.
No. 4G Providing times for holding
circuit court sessions in the second
judicial district as follews: Douglas
--Third Monday in October and first
Monday in May. Curry Second
Monday in June. Coos - - Fourth
Monday iu May and Third Monday
in September. Liauo Third Monday
iu April and fir.st Monday in Noveni
ler. Benton Fourth Monday in
March and third Monday in Novem
ber. Law comes of effect at once.
.otv nnmiu nr ntlof ir rrnnn I
No
ville.
V; t .- Vr A:,-'
GG - Incorporating MeMmn -
i-Vi, "iJ!,,cor.I)?.ral ng-P" "X -
Xo. rl -Pro vidi ng limes
- - tt -- ,- !
iug terms of circuit court in the fifth
district, as follow : .Clatsop Sec
ond Monday in January and first
Monday in September. Columbia
Second Monday in February aud first
Monday in July. Clackamas First
Monday in March and second Mon
day in November. Wasco Last
Monday in March ami last Monday
in September. Crook Third Mon
day in April and third Monday in
October. "Washington First Mon
day iu June nnd first Monday in
September. Law comes of effect at!
once.
No. 93 The Oregon Pacific rail
road bill heretofore fully described.
No. 03 Incorporating the city of
Union.
No. 110 Amending Hillsboro char
ter. No. 134 To incorporate Silverton.
No. 13G Permitting separate
school districts to be organized in
cities of 10,000 inhabitants and up
wards. No. 130- Providing times for hold
ing circuit court sessions in tho first
district Josephiue Second Monday
in April and First Monday in Novem
ber. jacKson beconu .uouua in
January and first Monday in May
and October. Klamath - - Sccoird
Monday in June and first Monday in
September. Lake- Second Monday
in February and third Monday in Au
gust. This law comes of effect at
once.
No. 143 Incorporating Yanuina
ni.
S-J.
No. -10 This is the Hoult railroad
bill regulating freights aud fares on
railroads in the state.
No. 13 By lteed, increasing pay of
circuit judges to $3,000 per year.
No. 47 Fixing size ot hop boxes as
follows; 36 inches long, 30 inches
deep and IS inches wide, measure
ment upon the inside.
No. 48 Declaring that following
6hall be legal helidays: Evory Sun
day, the 1st day of January, 22nd of
February, 30th of May, 4th of July,
25th of December, every day on
which, an election is held throughout
the state, and every day appointed
by the president or governor as a
day of public thanksgiving, fast or
holiday. Negotiable instruments
payable on a legal holiday, become
due the next business day.
No. 49 -Dccltring that all bil s of
exchange, payable at a future day
certain, and on all negotiable prom
issory notes, orders and drafts, paya
ble at a future day certain, in which
there is no express stipulation to the
contrary, grace shall be allowed as it
is allowed by merchants on foreign
bills of exchange, but this provision
shall not extend to paper payable at
sight.
No. 49 -Incorporating Dallas.
No. 70 Providing that upon peti
tion of 100 voters the county author
ities shall put the question "shall
swine be allowed to run nt large," to
voters or. tue county at next general
election, majority ruling.
No. 80 Declnrng all railroads
common earners and declaring au
thority of state to fix their charges
for passengers and freight.
No. 112 Incorporating Amity.
No. 184 Incorporating Junction
City.
No. 54 Binehart's bill requiring
statement of their affairs to the sec
I retary of state annually. The list of
questions which they are required to
answer goes into every feature of
their bnsines3 in Trhich the public
can bnvi my interest.
N3S By Prira, revising th? meth
ods of procedure in criminal caos iu
courl.
No. 62 Allovritig ro.i 1 work to be
commuted at the rate or $1.30 per
day.
No. 130 Confirming title lo swamp
lands to squatters upon them who
have completed settlement nuder the
provisions of the homestead or pre
emtion laws.
No. 150 Legalizing the acts ot
Sautiam academy, whose building
aud records were destroyed by fire.
No. 153- A substitute for the exist
ing attachment law.
No. 33 Amending Ashland char
ter. No. 140 Simon's bill providing
compilation of state laws.
No. 152 -To incorporate Coqnilie
City.
No. 122 -To incorporate Spring
field. Lane county.
No. 71 -Incorporating Albany.
THE SEAT OF WAli IN EGYPT.
Gen. K. E. Colston, formerly a bev
in Egypt, contributes the opening il
lustrated article in the March Cen
tury, from which we quote the follow
iug description of a portion of the
present beat of war: "He who has
never traveled through the desert can
not form a just idea of that strange
and marvelous region, in which all
the ordinary conditions of life are
completely changed. It is esentiallv
a waterless land, without rivers.:
creeks, rivulets, or springs. Onee
away from the Nile, the only supply
of water is derived from deep wells, I
few, scant v, and far apart. Long'
uiiari. i.onr
ttrougntsare lrequent. When 1 ev-i
plored tho great Arabian desert be-!
i itesert be-
vrsT'aiul'
tweeu the Nile and the Be
had not rained lor three
when I traveled over the
route and through Jvordofau, no rain!
had fallen for two years. Between
the twenty-ninth aud the nineteenth
decree of latitude it never rains at all.
. . -.
water uecomes precious to a degree
)eim( ti,e conception of those wlioj"
lthe Catholic mission at El Obeid, i French Mid Creams. 30 eta per lb
iornold-!iu,irnf;J nini. i.ir. .,ir.f;r.,i:Fiiiir:rtiRn;iflTnffvnn
- - M.IW( ll..UUUIVf. .UVUiUwI.l WM
I where water is much more plenti
than in the desert, assured me that,'
the summer before, water had been
( Uillltl
cnlil ia liirrlt io linlf ii ilnllnr -i rtltnii
SOlil as lllgll as naif II dollar a gallon ,
by the proprietors of the few wells
tunc hud not dried up. When lung
droughts occur, the always scauty
crop of doura fails away from the!
Nile, and the greater parts of the i
flocks aud herds perish, as well as a
considerable part or the population.
It follows naturally that when under
taking a jouruey through tho desert,
the paramount question is water. A
supply must be carried sufficient to
last to the next well, be it one or five
days distant It is usually carried iu
goat and ox skins suspended from the
camels' pack saddles. These are the
water bottles of Scripture, which be
come leaky from wear, and always
lose a considerable portion of their
contents by evaporation. L"he first
thing after reaching a well is to as
certain the quantity and quality of its
water. As to the former it may have
been exhausted by a prccediug cara
vau, aud hours may be required for a
new supply to ooze in again. As to
tho quality, desert water is generally
bad, the exception being when it is
worse, though long custom enables
the Bedouins to drink water so
brackish as to be intolerable to all ex
cept themselves and their flocks. Well
do I remember how at each well the;
nrst skintul was tasted all around as
epicures sip rare wines. Great was
jj,L'' ..,f .,.. i,f ;r i, itnJ.
"l,r'i ""hr" ""iv- """. " t"' -"
Jnump coiil llinnoj tflilit ' ,,rf rrri
viutiin- oum """" "'J'l "" fe".
we might be sure it was a solution oi
Epsom salts. The best water is found
in natural rocky reserviors iu deep
narrow gorges where tlie sun never
shines. As to 'live springs,' I
never
in six
saw more than half a dozen
thousand miles' travel.'1
The Doctor Doctoring.
Some doctors love to prescribe long
voyages for very debilitated and
failing patients, Just to get them
out of the way, and not havo them
die on thoir hands. Last week the
doctor told a poor fellow who can't
raise money to buy a new hat, that he
oitffht to eo lo Europe. Better tell
such a man to keep near home and
uoe Brown.s Iron Bitters. Dr. Myers,
of Fairfield, Iowa, has tried it exten
sively among his patients. Me sajs,
"It is the best iron preparation I
have known in my th irty years of
practice."
A prohibitory law is tersely char
acterized by a Philadelphia opponent
as "an attempt to protect drunkards
against themselves, nt the expense
of sober people."
Mcott'rtKmuIsIon of Pure iJod Liter
OH, with IlypophospliItcK.
In Most Xutrttinus and Strengthen
ing. ftx. C. F. KxioiiT,St..Ioseph.Mo.,
says:"l have used Scott's Emulsion for
three years, with the greo'st satisfac
tion in nil cases, where nu.. 'nt medi
cation is required.
"NYAsnrxoTOX, Feb. 21. S. O.Swock-
hamer i3 confirmed register of the
land office at La Grande, Oregon. .
"Having recently tested," writes
Mr. F. A. Stier, Second National
Bank, Washington, D. C, "the medic
inal virtues of Bed Star Cough Cure
during a violent cold, I can heartily
recommend it A few doses relieved
my cough." Price, 50 cents.
Km Stir
TRADE YJ MARK.
Ausfuttly
jTrc from Oiiixica, Utilities and A'oisoiis.
PROMPT, SAFE, SURE CURE
Conr!i, Horo Tlirunt. 2Iourtcacs CcM,
ZnUucnzoiBronchltN, Aqtltns, Croup, VTIiood
JnsCotich, Qtilanj, Patnuln Client, naoUr
ffl(onjoftho Throat"! l.nns.
".Ice 30 cents a bottle. Sold br BraigNts and
I)-akr. Jhirtlet viable to tintuCe thtir dealer to
WtnHfttl! net it for them mil metre, tico bottle!,
JSxrthS charoes paitl, by uriIIhq o'ie dollar lo
Till. (II IHLES A. TOOELFll inniUNT,
Solo Owor3 ixl MBnIrtarrr,
Italttmorr. Sarj Un !. C S. .1.
ilAIIA ill.
M'IS. I'VA AVAI.L'XIAN. - Proprietor.
AnTOUIA, !KEON
S-'irsl Class iu llvorj Kcsprct.
NEV HGUSE.
NEW FURNITURE.
I't(4I lip ltll!l
ioHCt for tin
oit'rj Couieit
C'ojurort il
Transient and Permanent Guests.
fnr.i
Stuemo.tua and West f.th StrteH.
Astoria Bakery
pnnmhti Psnriv Fnntnrv
t0K.niDia Udnay t-aCIOry.
?.! t..t. ...,
.i. .i "
': ptietur.
'.! V
Dii:i:cTJK rm:
unit Sste
MvNl'FAt'n'UhU
Honey.
----- w --- -- -, - w
. Hre.ul. 1'ies and t'.ikts uvino.e.i eerv
" "niaiiieiii.u wurh. ir ueuuiius artl
i. .rijM. Hesl Ice Cream at reaonibieurie.-.
Cheapest and best pluce In limn. Don't
forget the place.
Chenamus St. near the Postoffice.
SJ. Xt. PIKKEK. arir.
First Class ii Every Respect.
rree C'oaeli to the House.
if S
mn
Old Castle, Yspitti, and other
brands of Coke Tin Plates, for
sale in lots to snit purchasers,
now iu warehouse at Astoria or
to arrive per Josef a, or An-her,
also Liverpool line and coarse
salt. For further particulars
apply to
eyer, ran
Portland, Oregon.
Mi m m it a bui t-j m Mi n u jl u
Came
iu
itiiM a ' m an mm if m mi . j.-rrxocv?4-'
Columbia Transportation Company.
FAST TIME!
THE rOITIiAlt STEAMEIt
iP ISP wm wtw
Which has hrtMi refitted Tor the comfort of passengers will leave
Wilson & Fuher's Dock e ery
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 6 A.M. arriving at Portland at 1 P.M.
lteturnlm; leaves Portland every
Tuesday and Thursday at 6 A. M. arriving at Astoria at 1 P. M.
CSr-An additional trip v.lll tie made on Sandny or Kacli Ween, leaIng Portland
at 9 O'clock Hnnttay Jlornlntc Paasentrers bj this route connect at Kalatr-a
for Sonna ports. U. B. SCOTT, President
isner
BMp Chandlers,
HEAVY AND SHELF
HAEDWAEE
Paints. Oils, and Varnish.
LOGGERS' SUPPLIES.
PKO VISIONS
miliTfeed
AGENTS FOII
Salem Plouring Mills,
Portland Roller Mills,
Capital rioiir and
FAIRBANKS' SCALES.
ASTORIA. OREGON.
i. B. Franklin,
Mertator anil Cabinet late
SQUEIV1CQUA STREET,
Xi:T TO TIIK VSTOKIAX lUMLPIXtt.
o
JK'-AH work done in a skillful manner on
short notice at rraMinable rates.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
Uj-z.to.vStiikkt, Nkau I'm: k ku Htu'SK.
ASTOKI- OUKUOX.
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
BoiterWork, Steamboat Work
and Cannery Work a spe
cialty. Ofall IK'HrriptiouH made to Order
at Short STotire.
A. D. Wass, President.
J. G. IIusTLKR.Secretary,
I. XV. Cask, Treasurer.
joiix Fox.Suporlntendent.
3. ARNDT & FEROHEN,
ASTOKIA. - OKEGON.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
BLACKSMITH
.stflKP
3&,.2Ti
Km nr Vhnn t-9 5i-atjZ"
AH kinds of
ENGINE, CANNERY,
AXO
STEAMBOAT W0EK
rroniptly attended to.
A specialty made of repairing
CANNERY DIES,
FOOT OF LA FAYETTE STREET.
FAST TIME!
8 H O Pllp'i
2-"ii?P t-3Kwa
THE BEST
IS THE
Royal Srand Flour
Manufactured by the
OREGON MILLING COMPANY
Is of Superior Quality, and Is Endorsed
by all who use it.
THE HOUSEKEEPER'S FAVORITE
Of Superior Rising Quality.
Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction.
WYATT & THOMPSON
Sole Agents for Astoria.
Painting ani Paper Hanpt
KALS0M1NING ETC.
Paint Jslioj) in rear of premises form
erly occupied by C. II. Stockton, oppo
site the Court House.
All onlers promptly anil satiafactorly
executed.
J. ft. D. Gr&Al'.
Woolesule and retaii dealer li..
GROCERIES, FLGUR, AND FEED
Kay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc.
LlftlE, SAND AND CEMENT.
fieiif nil Storage aud Wharfage on reason
able terms. Foot of Kenton street, A-Uorri,
Oregon.
WM. ED&AR,
Dealer in
Cigars, TobaccG and Cigarettes
Meerschaum unit Brier Pipes,
GE?UiNE ENGLISH CUTLERY
Revolvors and Cartridges.
COICNKIC MAIN A.l CHEN'AMUS STS
The Gem Saloon.
The Popular Resort for Astorians.
For the
Finest of Wines and Liquors
Go to THE GEM SALOON.
ALEX. CAMriJELL, - - PROPRIETOR
ASTORIA LIQUOR STORE,
AUG. DANIELSON,
Proprietor.
Itcbuiltand Jtelltted Throughout.
The Best of
WIXES.JLMllIOIta'.AXD CIGAMH,
For a Good Cigar, call for one of
"Danielson's Best."
Comer West 9th and Water Streets, Astoria.
no-Om
Sol Bell Jewelry,
BRACELETS,
Scarf Pins.ifChains, Watches,
SILVERWARE,
Of every description.
The finest stock of Jewelry in Astoria.
jaT'AH goods warrantedasrepresented
GUSTAV HANSEN, JEWELER.
Magnus 0. Crosby
Dealer in
HARDf ARE, IRON, STEEL,
Iron Pipe and Fittings,
STOVES, TINWARE
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD
SHEET IRON,
For Sale.
TlieUcantifnl ami Favorably Located
BAY VIEW RESTAURANT
Is forsalo at a bargain, on account of the
proprietor desire to o east to ioi Iut par
ents Inquire at the restaurant or M this
office.
"SECURE THE SHADOW"
Ere the substance fade, and when jou vbiic
Portland, make it a part of your bushiest to
call on W. H. TovrxF, at the San Fran
cisco Gallery, S. W. corner First and
Morrison streets, and have your photograph
taken in the highest style of the art.