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VOL. XXIII, ISO. 9:i
BUSINESS CARDS.
T)R- A L,. a;id jT.A. JbTITG.V
IMiyicInus and Sotdus.
Will vivo promptt attention to all calK ;
noin any part of.th city or comitrj.
oniceoer Allen's More, corner Ca and'
juemoquu sirew, AMiri, urego:i.
Telephone No. 41.
nH.FKA.K IAF.
PhyHlcInn nod Sursoon.
omcc. Roomc, over D. A. Mcintosh' store,
orricr. Hours :-9 to ll a. si. ; 2 to v. x.
Residence, opposite the Jobans!i building;
!!. A. !OI:m. OKU. VOI.ANP
rrorixn & ixmitis.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Offlco In Klunn'- RUxik.
llall, Astoria, Orem.
pi-nI( nty
r. w. rcT.TOir.
, c itrr.Tox.
rui.T. i;HoTm:its.
ATTOUNT.VS A V LAW.
Kouwh fi anrt b. ortq Kt4kivi lliilltllna.
to.ski'h .. kill..
ttokni:y at law.
OrricK. on Cas str-.'t. ; 1-Mr vnth 1
Odd Felldws r.uildln?.
J."
A. ISOW MI Y,
Ctrnt :tnl i'ounTltor t t l.nw.
)RIc on Clioiiitimis Sti-eet. AstorlH. Oi n.
Q.KIiO F. FA.KILF.K.
SURVEYOR OF
Clatsop County. nnd :ity of AMturt
omce r-Chouamu1 stne:. V. M. C. A hhil
Itoom No. 8.
C.
W. IjKICK.
ARCIirTECT .O'D SUPEltlNTRNDEtfT.
Okkick Room P. Khme Udok Block.
fTsTTCTfl.K. .M. I. "
FUTSICIAN .VND SUKGEOy
Officii Rooms 1.2. and 3 Tytlilan Build
tag.
RriDKNon On Cedar Street, back oi
St. Mary's Hospital.
F P. HICKS. A. E. BHA-VT.
hicks & sniTV.
DENTISTS. '
Rooms In Allen's Building, up stairs, cor
ner Cass and Squemuo.ua stieets. Astoria
Oregon.
BANKING AND INSURANCE !
I. W. CASE,
Broker, Banker, and Insur
ance Agent,
ASTOBIA, - OREGON.
OFFICE H0L11S :
From 9 o'clock A. JI. until 3 oVlock I. M.
Bozorth & Johns,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents and Brokers
ASTORIA. ... - Oregon.
We write policies In tho following well
kuoTrn Fire insurance Companies :
THffiNIX OF HARTFORD.
SCOTTISH UNION AND NATIONAL OF
EDI.NBURO.
LION. OF LONDON
HOME. OF NEW YORK.
LONDON AND LANCASinitfi. OF LIVER
POOL. FHOZNIX. OF BROOKLYN.
CONNECTICUT, OF HARTFORD.
OAKLAND HOME. OF OAKLAND, CALA.
And also represent the WESTERX. of
California, IIAXIiUllQ-nREMEX. of Ger
manv, and AMERICAX STEAM TOIL
ER INSURANCE CO.
Btal Estate Bonghtand Sold on Communion.
M. W. FECHHEIMER.
H. W. CORBET I". -EDWARD
HALL.
- President
Vice I'rasldent
Secretary
THE OBEGON
Fire M Marine Insurance Co.
OF PORTLAND. OREGON.
Capital Paid Up,
Cash ABKets Kxrecd.
520,eofl.ooe
2So.oo.e
C. LEINEXWEBER,
ASTORIA, OREGON.
Agent,
a, o. noss.
r.i:ADJ,G UJfDEBTAREB.
Main St. Astoria, Oregon.
Have Jart Parfhased a Fine, New Hearse.
Private Boarding House.
or with Board and Furnished Rooms at very
reasonable rates. No extra charge for uw
of Parlor or Bath room, and every eflort
111 bo raado to make hor ffaests feel com
Xortable and at homo.
Dlaacr Served from 5:36 to CjS8 P. a.
MRS. E. , UOLDKX.
SECor. Main and Jefferson streets.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIIE
copartnership heretofore exUtintr nn. 1
coBArinersniD Heretofore pxwtim. nn. 1
feriiiejirmnara,jaui style of Ihoaiei and ,
Knowles is this day dissolved bv mum! i
C. W. KNOWLSS,
..-., . C.T.T HOMES.
Astptla, Oreoa, ApzC isth. m w
IBBSSIrW
OMEN
Aetdlag renewed atrcoctb. or Trtio nagrr frsa
laflrmlUea peculiar to their arx. aboold try
iRDVffif
imaicedicuiA ccmbiDM IronjirUh pore TNjtab!
tnnlo.nd 11 invtluahls for DjaeasM pnllr to
AV omen, and all whofcad BdataiT t. It En
riches and Iurln' tho Blaed. NtlmulatCN
the ARpctito, troncthCB th UfanclrM and
rTretIln fact? thwxin-hlrlnTlfforntwi.
Ulean the a implex Ion. and maktn tbe ikin aaiooth.
It does not blackon t!i teeii, caase beadachv. or
procuoo constipation i7 cir 1 m nritictn't tit.
Mffl. FtJZABETH Haiw.:4 Farwell Ato.. llflwaa.
kc. WR. mj under date of Dec. SSUi. 14:
I ham nd BrownV Iron Bitters, and tt h beea-
uiuoiuuinaocior 10 m naTitig enrert moor the
treUaie ladies hare in hf. Aloorared tneof Lir
er CpmMawt. and cow my complexion U clear and
cood. lias been beneficial to ay ciuldren,"
Gennino has aboTe t rade mark and crosfled red Uses
op wrapper. Talir no other. Madecnlrbr
BKOWX CIIKMICAX, t'O..BM.TIMORIi,MD.
Lakes' Ha.mi BooK-nsafnl and attractive, con-
tuning lUt of prizes for roctpM. information abont
coiub. etc Birun away by all doaleni fa medicine, or
znaued to any addrsAo on receipt of So aUrop
SXEI.L, HEITSHU fi. ITOODACD,
Wiioi.ksai.e Aor.XTS, roriland Oregon.
HOSTETTFd'.
P CELEBHATED f
BiffEBS
ine unsi ionic lor nervous ieople Is
nostettrr's Stomach Bitters which Insures
perfe t dlKetlon and assimilation, and the
actl e perf ormance of tlielr f anctloas by Uie
Inerandbiiwfls. As the system acquires
wu5 imuusii me iiiuueiice oi uiis Deuli;Q
medicine, tho no ves grow stronger ami
more tranquil, headaches cease, and Uiat
use the peerless uivIgorauL For sale bv all
Arugisu ana ueaiors generally.
A. V. Allen,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer lu
Provisions,
MILL FEED.
Glass and Plated Ware,
TROPICAL AND DOMESTIC
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Toother -.vUJi
Wines, Llqaors,Tobacco,Clgars
Holders Auction Rooms
f Established January 1st, 1877.
E. C. HOLDEN,
Real Estate and General Auctioneer
and Commission Merchant,
J Clionsmus Strwrt. - Astoria, Oregon.
Autictlon salo of Sundries every Saturday,
at 10 iso a. sr., at mv AuctlonJtooins.
A 111 conduct Auction Sales of Real Estate,
Cattle, and Farming Stock wherovor de
sired. Cash Eetnrni rromptljr aade nftf r Salts.
CpnslRnments respectfallv solicited,
Notary Tuhllc for tho Stato of Orepon.
ComtniSSlonor Of DPAdc fnr V.ahlnitttn
1 Terrltorj-. "
Acnt for Dally and Weekly Ortgonlan
Boat Building,
THE BEST
STOCK AND WORKMANSHIP
GUARANTEED.
t Boats of Every Description Built.
Shop over Arndt & PerchenN.
i IS. . LEiTHERS. .
TO LET.
LIBERTY HALL.
Suitable for Sociables and Parties.
Terms lledcratc
Apply to N. CLINTON,
PresklenL
R. Lemon &'Co.
QTPVPnflRCQ onr! QfC!TPO
Portlau4'9tzitl Aatorin.
Porfiand omciQ. 13, N. Front street.
sm fel
i IK BiV H IH
1 t IT ,1-1 1
K I I 1 THE
B BE5T70NIE
ASTORIA,
WILL ENGLAND FIGHT'
The question seems to narrow itself
down to this Will England eat dirt
or fight? When the Bussians, over n
month ago, advanced to Pnl-i-Kah-
tum,
a, their justification j for V,C: en-
cro
aenmenr, says the wtToairr, v.ns
mat tno Afghans had occupied Peiij-, but that he proved to be guided bv .
deh, and that. tho advance of their, jl,e rules of the land ollice. The r
enemy byonojoadinvolved n Russian question wa whether the depart- -ndvanco
by the other. ITiey were I men t shoiild rccormizo tho riht n.'
prompt to disavow any intention of
ffrritnrinl
aggrandizement On the
30th of March they took Penideh and
drove out the Afghans. Still the
Journal de M. Petersburg assured
tiie world tnat. tlie mcideut had no
significance, and that iho Rupsian
government had no desiro to annex
the territory belonging to its neigh
bors. Great Britain asked an expla
nation of the agressive movement
of General KomarofT. The emperor
replied that he could give no expla
nation nntil he had himself received
an explanation from Goueral Koma
rofT. which woltld take sixty dava.
more Or less. -'Tint in llm mnnntimn
j-he promoted the ceneral to a hiirh
- . - ... . HV .MWMUW.M.W
rank gave h.imrin fact, supreme con
trol in the territory which may be
come tho seat of war. Has not the
farce gone on long enough?
If England has any of her auoient
spirit left there is but one course to
pursue. She must fight and fight
promptly. She is already discraced
in the Soudan, where one of her most
gallant soldiers has been murdered by
a band of Redonins, and the army
which was sent to rescue him is bot
tled up in the most ridiculous way in
the deserts. If now she submits to
Russian atrcression and allows her
self to be fooled into moro diplo
matic controversy, the sooner she ab
dicates her claim to be a first-class
power, the better. There is no neces
sary disgrace in being unable or un
willing to fight. .Members of tho
peace society are quite respectable
people. But they don't go around
masquerading in military disguise.
It is quite possible Great Britain
would rather go on selling pots and
pans to Russia than fight her. It is
all a matter of taste.
The only trouble is that the old ad
dage about the man who fights and
runs away living to fight another
day is liable to come true in this case
in very short order. If England
don't fioht for Herat she will have to
fight for Delhi, and if she don't fight
for Delhi she may have- to fight for
Calcutta. The Indian empire is at
stake. If the British leave tho Af
ghans to their fate the entire Mo
hammedan population1 of northwest
India will fly to arms. Their only
motive for submitting to British oon
trol ras that England was all-powerful
and that her sworii was always
drawn. If now tbejjword turns out
to be a shepherdess' crook, the Mo
hammedans of Hindustan will quick
ly shake of the British yoke. With
that class of people it is pluck that
wins.
A PATHETIC INCIDENT.
The Greenville Ban ner tells the fol
fowing pathetic story of how con
ductor Frazer of the International
and Great Northern railroad tried to
fight off death a few hours in order
that he might see bis wife once more.
He had been shot by a tramp, and
had been takori to Tyler, Texas, in a
dying conditien:
"Help me to fight back this
cruel death, boys, until mv wifo
gets here, said the dying man,
SST&. JsnftTS
hours. With n oalm couraco ho
heard the verdict, and called all of
his wonderful force to his aid in tho
struggle to live until his wife -.rrived.
"Tell me exciting atones," he said
to tho boys around lus bed. ,for I
must make this xun till she comes!"
And-the boys did laugh and tell bio-
stories, poor fellows, when theirstout
hearts were- filled with sad regret.
The hours sped rapidly by; the merry
voice of tho conductor grew fainter
and fainter, but his courage never
faltered. A telegram from his wife
in answer to one sent her some hours
before was brought into the room
and read. She-was coming on a spe
cial train, the road was cleared for
her passage, and with lightning speed
her train was annihilating distance.
What a raco! A young woman in the
full flush of love and a new life, pit
ted against the king of terrors. The
news nerved 3?razor for a moment
and his efforts to'keop up wero re
newed. A little later another tele
gram. "Old boy' whispered a brake
man, "She will bo here in an hour."
Good God! But one short hour to
wait to live! "Turn mo over, boys,"
lid said. It was done. He whispered
to an attendant: "Oharloy, I cannot
run on this .schedule goodbyr Ho
was dead in an instant. Ju3t thirty
one minutes later a beautiful young
woman bent over the prostrate form,
and, finding no life there, broke out
in one of those wild wails which, tell
all too well that hope in life is done.
MrotL'dSmalsleB.ef Pare Cod Liver
Oil, -with Hypephesphltea.
Js Rannrfriblea.8 aFtesh Producer.
The increase of flesh and strength, Is
perceptible Immediately after commenc
iBirto nselheJEHHilsiun. The Cod Liver
OH emulsified- with thellypophosphites
Is most remarkable for its healing,
atreiifftheriing, aad flesh produolna
qualities.
It is allegea that two negroes have
been killed indjawreuce conntv3f iss.,
to prevent tEenLfxoinl'tesfirying
aljauwfclirTrioflon who is charged
with the murder of his brother.
OREGOX, SATrUDAY
A HINT FOi: LME.
Mr. Lamar is reported to haveaid
the otbpr day, in reply to an inquiry
from an assistant commissioner of tl'o
Jv nccunintod with thi hiii!ie4 of
ijle department to decido qutstion-..
, the Northern Pacific to a new land
m-ant in conseonenco of it huvbi"
cuuugeu us line, an me lanus m me
old grant having been sold. Under
the old rules of the laud oilice, ap
parently, railroad companies jrot all
they asked for, if not something more;
and but for the action of Commis- j
siouer oparKS, who put a stopper on ,
the Northern Pacific's little game.'
this would have been tho case again.'
Mr. Lamar may as well understand
two tilings:
A'lrbS, Uf V ill IOIIOW a
than tho rules of tho
T, - , . .. - ..
worse guido
laud office uuder former ndministm -
trntions. It ha3 always been more or
less under tho-control of railway cor
porations, as any one who has had a
controversy beforo the department
can testify. The creat railway monop
olies, wuh their endless ramifications j .
iu congress and social lifo, have al-j " ,N ,v WALLMAjC' ,; Proprietor.
ways had power enough to got their ASTORIA. OREGON.
friends into the laud department, and) vs., ri.. , ,. ,
it has hardly ever happened, until txt C,a itt Wr'' RP-'-
within tho last two years, that they
have been defeated iu their schemes NEW HOUSE.
for plundering tho public domain, j
Secretary after secretary has tried ; - NEW FURNITURE.
to institute a reform, but without I
succass: one after another has at last 11 ttvil up -jritlx every Conrcu-
sttccumbed to tho tireless industry! icure for tlin Comfort or
and far-reaching contrivances of'
tho companies. 3lr. Latrfar's imine-i Transient and Permanent Guests.
diato predecessor was an honest man
when he entered the department, but
his last official act was a most shame-
le3S prostitution of his nnthoritv
the service of a railway syndicate.
Another point to which Mr. Lamar
may not err in devoting a little atten
tion is personal to himself. He has
figured iu important cases as counsel
for railway corporations. Now a law
yer does not necessarily sell his soul
when ho accepts a fee to plead a case
for a railway. He may be able to be
a perfectly impartial judge afterward
m u case where that railway is con-1
cerned. But out of the irritation!.
which pervades the public mind onj
xue suDjecc 01 monopoly usurpations
there has crown a presumption that
corporation lawyers are not safo per-
sons to intrust with the defense of I
the public interest where corporations S
are concerned. People hope that thev J
may turn out right, but they fear that
i.ai. .... - A-r t "
mkj ici nuu i2i iu jjxr. xjuuiur, n is
hoped that he will so administer his
department as to put an end to the
absorption of the public domain by
corporations to the exclusion of the
peonle. But it is remembered that
not long ago railway fees were pour
ing into his pocket He is bound from
regard to his own reputation!
to oe more tnan usually careml in
ceiling with corporations. Ho can
not be too distrustful of them and
their schemes. He cannot go too
slow when they ask for favors. And
he cannot act too quickly in rescuing
from their clutches public lands
which they have grabbed without
warrant of law.
THE LOCOMOTIVE AMONG THE GEOR
GIANS. i3SE3S2
When the lacon and Brunswick
gaunt-looking 3Iontcomerv-conntv
crackers came out of the woods ono
day, and with great seriousness be
gan to examine au engine that was
attached to a construction train, thft
like of which none of them had ever?
seen berore. The solemn . crackers
walked round tho engine in silence,
ashamed to show surprise nnd fear,
una trying 10 appear contemptuous
Having completed the circuit, thev
lUOUS.
paused directly iu front of tho engine,
uuu diwu cuewing meir quids
nally ono broke the silence:
"What yer think on't Bill J"
"Wall,'- said Bill, "ets right purlv, 1
bnt it dont peer liko it'd make as J
good time as a steor' r mine."
This fnmished the cue.
'Kcckn it caint pnll more'n two!
Imnnerd.'' t
"Gimme er good ox team every
tirao," said another, nnd so on.
Presently tho engine gavo a blast
and started slowly. Tho face3 of the
crackers blanched, but they still
stood their ground. When the ma
chine reached within a few foet of
them the oldest, with a sudden show
of energy, exclaimed, moving aside:
'Oh! gol darn et, boys, let's givo
tho thing er fa'r showin'."
They did so with a slightly acceler
ated motion, and tho thing moved on.
3facon. Oa., Telegraph.
Torture la Rositan Prltoof.
A Nihilist imprisoned in the
Troubletskoi Bastion has managed to
communicate with the ontsido world.
He says the prisoners are almost
starved on mouldy food. Disagree
able diseases 'prevail. Tho use of
combs and sbap is forbidden. Jailors
are cruel. Vermin are abundant.
Bats often eat dying prisoners. Thin
is almost as bad as dyspepsia. But
uu luruiyuiii ul ujapepsia Ueeu not
always be endured, for Brown's Trnn
Bitters will conquer the disease. Mrs.
WilliamSfOfStarkville, Miss., was tor
mented, jdtU dyspepsia, and her
daughtefTwitlfdebility. Brown's Iron
Bitters relieved both'.
t
I
APRIL IS, 1885.
;ijACDBS Off
a uAa raii
FOR SPJawXDO.
CURES
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, '
Lumbago. Backache, Headache. Toothache.
hora Tliroat. Hirrlllnc. Crnla. Krtil.-w.
UttritVftcuJtli. i ro-t Ifltos
; ,. mmuu.mf... IMUII.K ..I.U. til AlliJJ.
ITn lTf.nfnmAnl-Hli . wm . ...
i Sl lr Draly a:rl WJ ev -ywr hi;Cn'u
1 .."' ?'nn?1V,bru',-
J t'.A.Tiwiitai'coj
a hi, t.uAKi,M iV. "UKI.EIL CO
iiiiawr.3if., US. A.
MAMA HOTELj
I
Corner squemoqua ami West sth Streets
' ircty-
The Telephone Saioon
The Finest Establishment of
the Kind in Astoria. I
Especially ctted up for the Comfort and I
Convenience of those who entov a .
Social Gla s.
lhK Jes nines and Liquors,
est of Wlne
., . .
i "e Uiolccsi Cigars.
Evervthlnn Npw nnrl Fire Piac
' ,ng "eW ana rSi-Wass.
IS. L.JEFFKRV. PropV.
$f. H. PAltKKIfi. Prop'r.
First Class in Every Respect.
Fi'e Condi to the Ilousr,
Caiers' Suplies
Old Oastle, Yspitti, nnd other
brands of Ooke Tin Plates, for
sale in lots to suit purchasers,
now in warehouse at Astoria;
also Liverpool lino and coarse
salt. For further particulars
apply to
- -ITT'I rt rt
lMByer,Filsi4Co.
Portland, Oregon.
t' T.a vm d r? a 1 -
V MK.' r iTTIw iT r JmHTri i
?31e&iKA?iS?.Ml 1
m -w Voi iWvTI.'. In. M74 ,yi - i"i- r j
s&fca, THE GREAT riJ
CoMoia Transportation Cowy.
FOE POBTLAND !
Through Preight on Past Time!
TJIE NEW
TELEPHONE
Which ha been specially built for the comfort of paisenRers will leave
Wilson & Fisher's 13ook every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6 A.M. arriving at Portland at 1 P.M.
Returning leaves l'ortlanrt eery
Tuesday and Thursday at 6 A. M. arriving at Astoria at 1 P. M.
G-An additional trl
onal trip will be made on Handay of Each, Wceu. leaving Portland
rHanaay IXornlas'. Pauenffew bj thJs itnte connect at Kalawa
' ' ITtvB. SCOTT, Pretfdeat-
t. vu'cieoJK-
for Sesrad porti
Wilson & Fish
Ship Chandlers,
HEAVY AND SHELF
HARDWARE
.Paints, Oils, and Varnish.;
LOGGERS' SUPPLIES.
PROVISIONS
miliTfeed
AGENTS FOll
Salem Plouring Mills,
Portland Roller Mills.
Capital Hour and
FAIRBANKS' SCALES.
ASTORJA. OREGON.
B. B. Franklin,
Mrtaler and Cabinet later,
SQUEIYIOQUA STREET,
NKXT TO TIIK ASTOKIAX IIUIMUXG.
5?"A!l work done In a skillful manner on
short notice at reasonable rates.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
BlOrO.N'STUKT, NKAR FaUKBIC UOOdK,
ASTORIA. - OREGON.
GENERAL MACHINISTS AHO
BOILER MAKERS.
o-
iLAHDailAlHISH&DIES
i BoilerWork, Steamboat Work
I and Cannery Work a spe
j ciaity.
I oral I Descriptions made to Orttrr
at Short Xotloe.
A. D. wass, Presldeut.
.1. 0. Hostler, Secretnry,
I. W. Case, Treasurer,
jonx Fox.Suporlntendent.
- tt m o r.- T?i t tin t it.
, ASTORIA. - OREGON.
iThe-Pioneer Machine Shop
RIjACKSMITH
9T5
SHO
Boiler Shop
All kinds of
(ENGINE, CANNERY,
Airp
; STEAMBOAT "WORK
Promptly attended to,
A specialty made of repairing
CANNERY DIES,
FOOT OF LAFAYETTE STREET.
STEAMER
ttfM4fe i
PRICE, FIYE CENTS
THE BEST
LS THE
OSC3E!L3ES3Sa? 2
'Royal Brand Flour
Manufactured by tlie
! OREGON MILLING COMPANY
f of Superior Quality, and is EndoisoU
by all who use It.
THE HOUSEKEEPER'S FAVORITE
Of Superior Rising Quality.
Guaranteed to Give-Satisfaction.
WYATT & THOMPSON
Sole A scuts lor Astoria.
Painting and Pajer HanM.
KALSOMINING ETC.
Paint Shop In rear of premises form
erly occupied by C. II. Stockton, oppo
site the Court House.
All orders promptly and satisfactory
executed.
J. H. D. GKAY.
Wholesale and retail dealer to.
GROCERIES, FLOUR, AND FEED
Hay, Oats. Straw, Wood, Etc.
LIME. SAND AND CEMENT,
General StornL'rtnnil Vhi.rul a .,,....
fth! onnc w.,7 ' '."""L4" "" o.-kio-
FiHit of Benton street, AMorm.
Oregon.
WK. EDGAR,
Dealer la
Cigars, Tobacco and Cigarettes
Meerschaum nnd Brier Pipea,
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
Revolvers and Cartridges.
CORNER MAIN AND CHfiNAML'S STS.
The Gem Saloon,
The Popular Resort for Asiorians.
For the
Finest of Wines and Liquors
Co to THE OEM SALOON.
ALEX. CAMPBELL. - - PROPRIETOR
ASTORIA' LIQUOR STORE,
AUR. DANIRLSON, - - Proprietor.
Rebuilt ami. -Refitted Throughout
The Best of
tVIXKS.JiIQUO.RS, AND CIGAUM
For a Good Cigar, call for ona of
"Dnielson's Best."
Corner West 9th and WaterStrr-ets, Astoita.
no-Cm
Magnus C. Crosby
Dealer In
EARDffASE, IRON, STEEL,
Iron Pipe and Fittings,
STOVES, TINWARE
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
SHEET LEAD STRIP
LEAD
SHEET IRON,
Pi-re AND Oppper.
Astoria Sail loft.
Best of Wori at Bottom Fignres
J. HESS,
The well-known Sallmakcr now oecnpio
The Astoria Sail lift. formerly occupier!
by A. M.Johnson.
Boat Sails a Specialty.
ALL WORK WARRANTED
Come and 3eo me at The Astoria Sail Lolt :
next to Pythian Bulldlnjr.
Address P. 0. Rot 312.
J. HESS. .
Floats! Floats! Floats!
CANKERYMEN who are In need or
Floats. Copper Handles and Mallets
should tend their orders to
B. TT. BLOOD.
Clatskanle. Oreeon. who has a qu ntity oa
hand which will be sold at reasonable rat".-..
'SECURE THE SHADOW"
Ero the substance fade, and v. hen you visit
Portland, inako it a part of your boslnesn to
call on W. II. Towxe, 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.