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Newspaper Page Text?n --. VOL. XXIII, NO. 95 PRICE, FIYE CENTS ASTORIA. ORKGO:,, Tl ESJJAY APIUL 21, 1885. BUSINESS CARDS. TAR5I. A. Li. nucl J. A. fULTOX. Physicians ami SiirjroBiti. Will cie proinnt attention to nil calls, fiom any part of the city or counlrj . Office over Allen's Store, comer Cacs and Squcmoqua streets, Astoria, Oregon. Telephone No. 41. D K. FKAXHL PAG E. Phj-alclnu and burgeon. Office, Roomc, over D. A. Mcintosh's store. Offick Hours : 0 to 11 a. i. ; 3 to Z i M. Residence, opicslte theJohansen hulldtnt? ofo. a. noiinis. ono. soi.wn ! XOE..IMD & IOItRIS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Oillw in KlnneVs Iiloek. ppolte lit) Hall. Astorlft. Oregon. a w. fcltox. . o. r n tok. FITfr3l nROTHEUS. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. UopiiH 6 and C. Odd Fellows Kslidnig. -JOSEPH A. CU.L, ATTORNEY AT IAV. Office. on Cass stteet. 1 door switli fd Odd Fellows Building. X q. A. BOWLIIY. Atiorucy na CJounKollof t J.ittt. OW.y? in Chenatnus Slreot. AsUirtn. Oi sn "iKI.O ' P.1KK.EK. or SURVEYOR Of flulrtop County, :turt City irAtoi la OWce: ChenaintisstrePl. .M.C A. hall Room No. S. 0. " IT.IOK. AltCUITKCr AND Sl'I'WtlXl'KNDrM. Oj-ricE: Rikm9. Kinnej's RrttkCtork, "taY tuttiTk, inub " rHYSTCIA"S AND SUKGKOH OKFICB UoomS 1. 2. Mid 3 l' tllalt.Ii t.Mild hi. Eksidrxok On Cedar Ktioet. ia.' t St. Map 'a Hospital. V. HICK3. V. sj! Vtt. IK.' ELS .L SI11W, DENTISTS. r.Oi,15H 111 AllfliN ifldldilljt. lip bl.lll-i. - tier Cas and Sueicwiua itiwK A-to:ia Oregon. BANKING AHD INSURANCE ! I. W. CASE, Broker, Banker, and Insur ance Agent, ASTOIUA, - OtSEOO. Ol'KICE nOl'KS : Front fi o'clock A. 31. until 2 o'clooK V. M. Bozorth & Johns, Heal Ettcte and Incarance Agents and P.roktri ASTOKIA, .... Oregon. Wewtlte polities in the lollowlnj; nrtl Knonrn Tire Insurance Coinpuitles : riiccxix or nAirn'OKi. SCOTTISH UNION AND NATIONAL OV EDIMJt'lir;. LION. OF LONDON HOME. OF NEW YOKK. WXDON AND LANCASIHUr.OF LIYKK- POOL. HlOSNlX. OF BltOOKLYN. CONXECTlCUr. OF HAiriTOItD. O.VKL INI) HOME. OF OAKLAND. CALA. And alo represent tSte M'ESTERX. of California. JLlAn'L'RO-K.-'J.li'L'A'.ol Oer mauv. and AM ERICA X STEAM BOIL ER 1XSURAXCE CO. Ke&l Estate Bought snd Sold on CfliutnWsInn. M.W.rr.CHIIEIMEP.. - - l'i trident H.Y.COKBETr. - - Ylc? I'reMfJeiit EDWARD H LI. Senvtarv THE OEEGrON Fire ail Marine taraiiee Co. tF PORTLAND. OKCtiOX. t?ai)if.tl i'ultl t'p. CanL Ai-ip1h Ea.t etnl. SiO.O(M02f -irjO.Uua.OO 0. 1.E1.NTNWF.BER, Astoria, orh.ox. Arnt,' LIATIG FA'DKUTAKIIR. SHtitaSijii sUimL rtlaln St. Astoria. Oregon. lfue Just Purehawd a Fine, New Iffar, Private Boarding House. milK IMEUIGNED KESPECTFl ELY JL anuoun-es that she U prepared to lur- ntsh Indies or GeuUemen Ifli Board only. nrwlthRd-ardandFurnts!iedRoomsater reasonat'lerate. No extra tharKe fot me of Parlor or Bath room, and eery effnit will be made to make her guests feel com fnrtable and at home. Dlnnrr Srrteil from :SO to Ct5v) I 21. arras, k. r, noi.ni'.v. , SE Cor. 3laln and Jefleron streets. Dissolution of Copartnership, j TtTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Til K ' iil copartnrhtp heretofore eiistlns un-1 dertheflrmuainen.dstleof "I homes and-i snowies is mis uay atssoivcu oy mutual agreement, o.W.KXOWLES. C.T.THOMES. Astoria, Oreffon, April isth. 1E8. w ' 2ntera tho system, from, cnlmotrxx causes, at all seasons. Shatters the Ktrres, Impairs Digestion, anil I i.ruecutci ice .suscirc. TH BESTiaMiS QalcUr tndcasipletf ljcare arnlarla.aad CUtlls undFcvcra. torlnteriitrentl'orcr,l.a &ltudei Lnck of Uncrar it hza nn eqiuo. It enriches end purities tbs blood, itlrculates tho ap ptlt and etmnqtiiens the arwl(-j and ncn-fts. It does not in)nzo thn tot-th.causohMdarhfl. or pxducecnn,lination c 'otitrlrem mdtare d.. FATnxn 1 J. ItnnxT. th patriotic and Ojlar!y Catholic Dirsnc. if Ark:nsai Siys: "l have usod BrownM Iron Bitters with tlwgrMt cst stisfact.on for ilalana. and as a prv-tir .f UhllU and ld disnavn ami will alwcj? L - S...n hand as a read; friend. w GonutaohiSAbovtr2dmMkcndoroi5t-fc ' n wranpf-r Tntce no otlirr. JlAdBunu L brown cm: m it l Co.. UAi.Ti5ioi:ii, Ja. LtDlxs Hand Boon nsefol and M rartlvs. tx.n Utnicc list ol prises for mcijv infraiatlnn aboat ooins. oic, ciren urcy lijrall Ceslers m rcodrino.ee milled to any adt!ro4 ou roceipt c1 2c, etaap. SNELL, HEITS1IC A WOODACU. Whoijhauc AorNTS. Poni .'id C re,i.n. && i!LW ti n a k ess a 4 u CELEBP.STEO - i f r iero u i .f'i.e ii ;. 'i JLltt rs wl.lt ft instin perfe't tlket -hi tin' .isMiml.ttitiu, and the actlrt tti,ni u. tl.rirLint'iionshvtlte HvcraiKl lxiwcls '.Pe stmi aw,ulre tone tliruhli ti.e i it ..-nf of Utft Ixinn medicine, i!i ien j;w 'tronper and more trr.uiiiii. la wl'hf-. oe.te, and that nameles-aHx1tv Mhioah a pf-cusiaiitvof tlt dMH?bOv. lt wav to cliierrttln"ess ToetaWlHli h.'.Uh cm k s,uf fiHtndatioii. nsc the po1-i. tuixoruiit. For sale h all Druijisti ttA Dealers p'-jct'aHy. Men Think they know all about Mustang Lin- immt. Few do. Not to know is not to have. Many a Lady- is beautiful, all but her skin ; and nobody has ever told her how easy it is to put beauty on the skin. Beauty on the skin is Magnolia Balm. Hoklcus Aiiolion Rooms f Ptai)lHlH-d Jnnnaiy Kt. is?7. 1 R. V. II0LDEX. Itia! INI ate r.tttl General Auctioneer and Commission Fvlerchant, rhfiiniMKtrN'l. - AtAn.i (rf?:iit. Attiif'tSon" s..W? of Sundries e n .-ati:rda . at 10 -j a. M.. at inv Attction ".turns'. . Viii conduct Auction Sale of Heal E-tate, tl'.'ttln. fiml IVirn- SlfWV iur. .-vr l.i V&lt lloturijs ProLtid!) rutici after Salt.. Conslsaiaent respectfully Mtic.trd, Notary rttbllc for the State of Opjhi. Cumiaiscioncr or Deeds for W.ulthtKt'OJ Terntorv. AK'-nt for D&.S and Aeek) ort-iu,tiM. ' Boat Building. TflE BiXf w-. . .,, ...Mn.,n.. .,,.,.,,- ST 0 C K A N D WQ R K 11 A U S H I P ' uu "liU ""' inwuiui .fai:ami:i:i. Boats of Every Description Uuiit. hiej A null it I xrheiiV tr. 33. r.i:4TIE2KS. TO LET. LIBERTY HALL. suitable- for Sociables and Parties. i " Terms aiotterate. j Apply to N. CLINTON. t Tresident. fei B'OSSACSX &$ lh' l.'i- t .1 lIosutt t " A DOntliK LIFE. TJie remarkable career of JLibert Scliayler is almost ir.ereiible. Eora of an" old and aristocratic faxml in New York, lie wetit into bnsinc? awl greatly increased his patrimony. il also increased his matrimony; lor lie was captivated by a leantiful jirl of Yonkere, and made her his ufe, un der thesinelo condition that she must never be admitted into his social cir cle or introduced In .my member of his familv. He told her his name was , Ki;r.pr iii.l thftl v.nn ihe name ltoniei on IhrmarriaL'ecertiiJcate. lie fitted u an elegant boiii on Anixtv sireel, !and there he and Mr. Spleer lived happih for vear.s. .She had her own ! 'circle of friends in her relatives and j acquaintances, hut ht was shy of them, lie lived lor lirteen vears two J use. xne water win iouow tae cnan distinct lives in this citv--about as i nel of Pitt river to a point about six! distinct as if he had beeii two inili-imHe.? above Alturns, where a ditch; viduaR In realizing one of these ""ill be started and follow the foot- lives he v. as the generous and re- hills around the uorth of the valley, spected Mr. Spicer - the aileetionate I the ditch to be increased iu length as, husband and indnlgent father of Am-, tho demaud of water requires. ilv street; in realizing the other, he i was the handsome and wealth v P.ob-f Thirty-six of Joseph's band of Nez cit Schm ler of Vall street the ele-! Perces, which are permitted to return gant bachelor vl:o dftiiued at th; Ja's, and went l. dinner parlies at the I.orillard's and Asto:'f and whom woldly-mindtMl maidens set their caps to catch. He slept on Amily street, and was there one of the pillar of tho church, which he always attended with Mrs. Spicer and tho children. At Delmouico'a ho was known only as iSchujier, the able financier, grand son of CJeu. Phillip Schujler, whom Washinijton loved and trusted. Old soeieiy tabs teased him abotit his .tingle singularity, and his friends gined him for so disrespectint; the example, of Gen. Phillij, who. I be lieve lef! thirteen living likenesses of himself, -"chm ler throve wonderfully in Wall f-lreel. He lecame a millionaire, lie was a confidHnlof andcrbilt. llo was ciecteu president e: tne new Yotlc .t ew Haven railrond company. About that time, 1 have been told, wo vonujr men, one being ms son Dan Spicer, met this duplex man on Broadway. J'otii recoguizfu him, and both bowed. 1 didn't l:nov you knew hlui. Dan, said oucj' "Nothing strange about Ihat,1 an swered the other, glibly. "J ought to know him, considering that he is my father.' "Yonr father!" repealed the other, in aslonUbmeat; "'it -can't he; that's Alr.Schnjler IlobertSchnler.-and 1 know he isn't married." 'Schuyler -not much!" retorted hia companion. "That's Mr. .lamea &. Spicer. and he's m father. I hope I know, iict'a lurn around and I'll in troduce ou to him." Tho curiosity of the lirsl speaker now being aroused, they tnrued about and walked after the fine, tall figure, now below the city hall. "I kuow him by the shape of his shoulders and his walk, insisted he, 'as well as by his face. "Why, he comes up to our honso and playB billiards with my father every fow night?, and he attends our parlies.' They had gained on the gentleman as they walked, and were quite near him when he met another coming in tho opposito direction who said, shak ing hands, -'Good morning, Schuy ley! Stocks aro a bit shaky this morning, but yonr Hues aro firm." The boy a walked past them unnoticed, bnt Inu was set to thinking. Asa matter of fact,Scliiiylcr'rf liaes were not as "firm" as they seemed. He had already been nipped in sev eral transactions, and to make him self good he had issued illegal bonds of the New Haven road and sold thorn. His affairs getting more ami more tangled, he rosortod to th relief more and more, till at last he had created an indebtedness of some two million dollars, sold the bond and used or kent the money. Ho pre pared for flight, and started for Eu rope one summer evening. Just before absconding he got time to run home o longer in Amity street, but a handsome residence on Twenty second street near Eighth avenue, still known as ''the Schuyler man sion";, and there he revealed himself to his wife his name and his crime. Ho put his family in charge of a friend -Courtlaudt Palmer, L have been told and bade good-bye to America forever. His family joined him ;n Paris, where they suddenly became Schuylers; there the children were educated, and there, some years since, 3I. Ilobert Schuyler-Spicer, went the way of all tne liviug uust to dust His body was entombed at Pero la Chaise; but his widow had the body disinterred, frozen iu- ice, and brought back home. Determin ing to escape the galling notoriety that a disclosure of his identity at quarantine would have caused, she bribed stewards and inspectors, who hid the body in a roll of carpet and so carried it ashore. In the twilight three men wero Feen bearing a heavy Toll of carpeting -tip the high stops of the old Schuyler mausiou. Curi ous neighbors watched the burden from tho opposite windows, and loungers regarded it from the side walks; but there was no suspicion of its identitv, though somebody may ihaYO remarked, '"TheN are going to refuruih the Schuvler mansion for a hotel, Til bet, That carpet must be lArosquelte, rolled light.' i uetievo ine uunut wua. juucu un der some third name neither Schuy ler nor Spicer. Two of the children of this strango double life live in New York City now. It was Gold smith who said, "There is no solitude more dreadful than a great city"; and Emerson sa, '"If you would kuov. and not be known, dwell iu"a great citj.H Hr. .1. Crtjff'ul.in ?;' n&r Pre.. The Modoc Independent 3-3 Jhal a comyanv ha leen organized In Mot lor county For ihe purpose ofcsn strncJinfr a canal to tap Ciooae Laket and conduct ifs -vvater.? info Pitt river.' thence mer the sage brush lands in that valley and by thte means to fur uihh adequate means for irriirattutr a wrfte quantity ot now useless ismi, and at the same time to reclaim sev- era! thousand acres of swamp land lying along tho shores orUoo3eiiake. At the upper end of the lake there are 20,000 acres of land, and at the lower end there are 20,000 acres which can be drained and thus brought into lxom luuiau territory, are to oe io-j cated on the Colville reservation It is supposed that they were the ring- j leaders in the massacre of the whites on Salmon river in '77, and that ther prefer to place themselves at a safe distance from the indictmenLs for murder which aro hanging over them in V7. T'flr."f. viirfT l.lnli "ATninr Vi'ateriwas not informed in the d is j patch whether or not Chief Joseph would be among tha number. The re mainder of Ihe band will be located on thcNe Perce iieserve. Of the kX) who wero captured by General Miles and kept in exi'e for over seven S years, only about one-half aro left to return, and they aro thoroughly br.k-J en in spirit. A dispatch from Kamloops to iLo! Victoria Tivus, dated April ltth.j sajs that a strike of -1,000 men ook place on tlie C. P. railroad in the Sol- j kirk range -on April 1st. No work was atlowed to go on east of the sec-j oud crossing of the Columbia. The men demanded their pay from last j December up to the end' of Alareh, and that in future a regular-monthly j payday be established. They sent word to Air. Wright, in Eagle" Paei that they had no desire to interfexr with his work, as he paid his zxxeiu They even stopped the bridge work which wftfj going on over the Colum bia river.v 'ItichtMitffi' Kqbiuson, whose burly form will not be seen on the lloor of the house for an indefinite time after inauguration day, relates au -amusing incident in which he was the chier actor. More thau forty years ago he look out his first papers for citizen-i ship. Thq clerk repeated the usual formula, which required the applicant to renounce allegiance to all other governments, and concluded without ever making a pause, '"but especially to the queen of Great Britain and Ire land so help ou God give me a dollar." 'Pardon me, sir," Mr. Itobinson said, 'but shouldn't yon have put a comma botweon God and the dollar?" Walls fttiout Town. To look at the varions fellow-beings wo meet in tho streets is an interest ing study. Qneer oeoplo some of them are. Some are proud of their olothes, while some shuffle along in tatters. Some aro cheerful, olhera are molaucholy. Some hare a light and happy step, others plod on as if marching" to the grave. What a good thing it would be to give each of the sad aud weary ones a bottle of Brown's Iron Hitters! How it would nerve them np and make them know tho blessing of hearty health! Alr.Schult of Kiel, Wis., says, ''Brown's Iron Bitters curedmo of general iil health.' Some of tho farmers in southern Oregon who have been stall feeding beef cattle since last fall, find to their loss lhat they have over estimated the demands of Iho local beet market. Thev are now anxious to soil their fat cattle at it reduced price, and some have even turned the beeves out upon the range again after having fed them grain all winter. Seott'M KimiNion ofl'ure Cod IAwt OU.with IIypophophlte. In l'ltlmonni'ii AiTcclionnutl Scrof ulous Diseases.-in:, lux M. liNO. New York, says: "I Itae prescribed hcoit'N Kiuu&ion an t used It in my fam i y and am grcatlv pleaded with It. Hae frttinil it ery servicenbleiilScrof uloiis lieaes ami Pulmonary anoo- tlnn." "Ihe attitude and temper ol tho miners union at tne wooit river mines so meuaces the peace of the district aud the safety of property, that an additional fore of troops with effective arms have been sent there to assist the local authorities. Sixty members of the Bradford union have been arrested aud been placed under 20,000 bonds each. - Yashcd-Out Hair. There i-. a sort of pallid. chalk t-oni-plexion which ihe novelists "mil a "washed-out complexion." 11 is chastly enough, and no mistake. Washed-out. faded, discolored, or parti colored hair is almost as repulsive aud melancholy. Parker's Hair lialsam will restore yonr hair to its original color, whatever it was; brown, auburn or black. Why wear mass on your head, when you may easily have lively., shin ning hair. Suilob's Catarrh Remedy a posi tive cure for Catarrh. Dlptnerla and I Canker ilouth. Sold by W. ,Dement, l&sfe i 3 158 -mm V5 3JS'523ir:F-L''?T'r O". THE GR2AT ysafiagi fig, "jo. s-xiKr, Rheumatism, Sejiraigid, Sciatica , Lurabsgj. Backache. Headacho. Toothache. c-unss Hro Tiiroatt ftwelUcc sprains iirulc .fiDAu.onmt3obii.Yrim niches. wv. UKMntauuvu r:iK Cll.!tMH A-ldOKLKlirO.. iuntt -whjj jkitcv CSc.t4M . A. YtXIl-to - W ) JUltlu.rc. 2-1., L'.i X. ESIfflA HOTEL MRS. r-VA WALLMAN. - Proprietor. ASfORlA. OREGON. 2-Ir-t lft.s In Kn-ry Uesprct. NEW HOUSE, NEW FURNITURE. Sl:ti up "willi 4Try Coiiren ieut'e lor Hie Comfort l" Transient and Permanent Guests. Corner Stuentoiiua and WV-,t Sttt Starts. Ths Telephone Saloon Tho Finest Establishment of the Kind in Astoria. K-peou!l titled up lor ihe Cotnfoit :atd ! t onenlnce 01 tha- who hiJoj u clal Ola . ' n- ii,.st ,r wi,, . i.i,PM,r$. Ti.ciinia(.M. : Everything New and First-Class. ! is. r...is-'rF:iiY. irtip. 11. i:. lABKi:it. Inti' First Class in Every Respect lrtM Couch to tlm HotiM IMS' S Old Ciistle, Yspitli, and other brands of Coke Tin Plates, for salo in lots to suit purchasers, now in warehouse at Astoria; uLso Liverpool fiuo and coarse salt. For further particulars ipijio Meyer, Wilson & Co. Portland, Oregon. nrimiv""'""-" iiiiii in n a? MtU Gi lie Colurtia TransDortatton Conany. FOR PORTLAND ! Through Freight on Fast Time I THE NEW TELEPH " Mi'JffC3PW! W'bU'ti tiu lioou specially built for the comfoft cf pawners will leave WILson & Fisher's Dock every Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 6 A.M. arriving at Portland at 1 P.M. Returning leaves Portland every Tuesday and Thursday at 6 A. M. arriving at Astoria at 1 P. M. rAn nddllloniU trip will be made on : 9 OV.look Sunday ilorulnj at for Sound ports. Wilson & Fishe ShiL?r'!Royal Brand Flour ! HAH. WAK.H raintS. UllS. ana VarniSn. L9GGERS' SUPPLIES. i PKO VISIONS AND WIIjIj FEED "" " "" GENT.S KOK Salem Ploiirins Mills, Portland Holler Mills. i "rf i i,-, j uapiuu jc lour tuiu FAIRBANKS' SCALES. ASTORIA. OKET.ON. MeiMer ani CaW Maker, SQUEiYIOQUA STREET, NKXT Tt Tin: ASIOIIIA.V V. 11.1)1 Nfi. fcor-All work done In a uKUMul uuinner on ilmrt iin'Iee at n'aouahle rates. ASTORIA IRON WORKS. I URN ION ATUKdT. NhAU I'AhKiUt Hut'HE, wpaim i itVKiiflV asioi.ia. - unr.tiv.. GENERAL MACHINISTS AND boiler MAKERS. 0 "LAKflanflfflAEfflEMGIKES I BoiierWork, Steamboat Work onrl Pannnnu Work a tnp- j u.iu w....vy. j j, ... -r- cialty. CASTINGS , Oral I Descriptions made to Order at Mltort Xotlce. A. D. Wash, President. J. tl. Hustler, becretary, I. VV. Cask, Treasurer. john Fox.Superlutcndent. !i A nXUVF AV PWTJnHWM O. rv.l-Vllr i w x MJivuiui, ASTORIA. - OUEOOX. i ;The Pioneer Machine Shop ! BLACKSMITH AsjeS Tn, ! s? SHOP ANJJ f! Boiler Shop K. AU kinds of ENG"1-NEj 1? " NHrfiYi anu .S - TTnAMTlOAT WOR.TT PrompUy attended to. AtpecUUly made of repairing CANNERY DIES, ITOOT OF LA PAYETTE STREET. STEAMEU tfunduj or Rack Wcefc. tealDg PorUand Passeusen bj thLt route coonjset at Kalama U. B. SCOTT, President B. B. FranMin, &&&&cl qnBi'i; " "&?- S I 9U ni my-'-' "",' ' ' THE BEST BTHE . -t-m-uiru UJ ,B OREGON MILLING COMPANY L-'jr Superior Quality, and is Endowed ui an who U4 it. THE HOUSEKEEPER'S FAVORITE Of Superior lJ.-ins Quality. Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction. Lvv.mmv maiuDonv W 1 ATT & THUJlPSOr1 Molt- .Ascnt fcr Atttoria. Palntina; and Paper Hanpi KALSOMINING ETC. Taint "shop in rear of premise fotta erly occupied by C. If. Stockton, oppo site the Court House. . All orders promptly and satisfactory executed. J. ii. D. eKAY, Wnotea.de and reUU deiler U. GROCERIES, FLOUR, AHD FEED Hay, Oats. Straw, Wood. Etc LIME, SAND AND CEMENT. fieneral Storace and WharfaRe on reason aide terms, foot or Ronton sueet, Astorta. Oregon. WEI. EDGAR, lMtlrr In Cigars, Tobacco and Cigarettes Meerschaum and Brier Pip&j. GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY Revolvers and Cartridges. CORNER MAIN AND GHENAiTCS STS. The Gem Saloon. The Popular Resort for Asiorians. Tor tho Finest of Wines and Liquors - Co to TIIK REM SALOON. ALEX. GAMPRl'LL, - - TROITUETOR ASTORIA LIPS STORE, AUU. DAN1ELS0N, - 1'roprletor Itebuilt and Jtefltted Thronskout The Best or lVlXKM.liiqUOKS.AXD CIGAKi. For a (Jood Cigar, call for one of "Danielson's Best.' Corner A'est th and WaterStrriet, Astoria. na-Giu Magnus C. Crosby Dealer In HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, Iron Pipe and Fittings, STOVES, TINWARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD SHEET IRON, lPIti and Copper. Astoria Sail Loft. Best of Worlc at Bottom Fiffiires J. HESS, The wvll-hnortn Sallraaker now occupies The Astoria Sail 1 on formerly occupied by A . 31. Johnson. Boat Sails a Specialty. ALL WORK WARKANTKD Conic and sre me at The Astoria Sail Loft : next to I'tlnan liulliilnij. Address P.O. Cot SIS. J. URSS. Floats! Floats! Floats! CANNBRYMEN who are In need of Floats. Copper Handles and Mallets should send their orders lo B. YT. BI.OIl. Ciafckanle. Orecoti. who has a quantity on hand which will be Fold at reasonable rates. '-SECURE THE SHADOW" Ere the 3ulwt.1nce.fade, and wbca jou tWt Portland, laako It a part of your buslaus-i to call oa W. IT. Towxk, at the San Fran cisco Callerjt S. W. corner First and Morrison streets, and have your photograph tafcen In the highest style ofthe art.