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VOL. XXIII, NO. 110
ASTORIA, OREGO-X, FRIDAY
3IAY
1885.
PRICE, FIYE CENTS.
15.
BUSINESS CARDS.
TRJ. A. I., anil -I. A. FULTOX.
Physicians ant! Surgeons.
Will give proinnt attention to all calls,
fioin any part of the city or country
OH.ce over Allen's store, comer f'ass and
-Miuemoqua streets, AMoria, Oiefc'-n.
iojc
eptiom- Io. 41.
D
It. FKAXK -A-R.
I'liyHioiau nudSitrcoou.
Oilkt. Room c, o it I). A. Mcintosh's stoic.
Ofpick Houits : 3 to 11 a. .v. ;-3 to 5 x. M.
Residence, opposite Ihclohausen building
JKO. A. DOltliJS. GKO. NOI-ANP
XOl.AV61 tfc IOR-.IS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
offlw lit Kinney's Mock, t ppnslte C:ty
Hall. Astoila. Oregon.
C.tt. I'CT.TON.
u. c. rur.Toy.
FI7I.TOK IsKOTHE-tS.
ATTOl.VKY.S AT LAW.
.looms s and fi.Odd Fellows Itidldlug.
J
OSKt'II A. CI--.!..
ATTORXI.V AT LAW.
OrriCF. on Cns-. street.
Odd Fellows P.ulldlng.
dooi south of
J. l
A. ROM'MtY,
Attorney and Counsellor at 5-uv,
OjUceou Chenamu. Snoet. Arin.H. Oivaoti.
fKUO K. 1-AItHLI.iC.
SURVEYOR OF
Clatsop Coun.y.nnd City of Astoria
Office : ChenRinus street. Y. M. O. A. hall
Koom No. 8.
G
W. ..KICK.
AUOIHTliCT AND aUl'l.SUNTKNDKKT.
Offick: Rooms, Kinney, Uriel. l!lok.
TAYTCfTiTE! .11." I.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Rooms l. J, and 3. l'ythlan l.ulld
lng.
UnsiDENCK On Cedar Street, back of
St. Mary's Hospital.
F r. HICKS.
A.
K SHAW.
n.ci.s it SSI lV.
DENTISTS.
Room. In Alien'! Building, up Malm, coi
ner Cass and Siueiuoiua Mieol). Astoila.
Oregon.
BAKKIHC AHD INSURANGE I
I. W. CASE,
Broker, Banker, and Insur
ance Agent,
ASTORIA, - ORi:."V.
OFFICKHOn.S
From S o'clock A. !. until 3 o'clock 1. M.
Bozorth & Johns,
Hel EsUte and Insurance A-ronts aail I$roers
ASTORIA. ... - Oregon.
We write policies In the following well
known Fire Insurance Companies :
PHO.XIX OF IIARTFOKD.
SCOTTISH UNION AND NATIONAL OF
EDI MirRfi.
LIOX. OF LONDON
HOME. OF NEW -ORK.
LONDON AND LANCASHIRE, OF LIVEK-
rooL.
l'HCENIX. OF P.ROOKLYN.
CONNECTICFT. OF HARTFORD.
OAKLAND HOME. OF OAKLAND, GALA.
And also represent the WESTERX. or
California. HAMUURG-llREMEX. orer
manv. and AMERICA X STEA .V ROIL
ER 1XSURAXCE CO.
Heal Estate Bought and Sold o ComruU.iou.
M. W. FECIIHElMEIt
II. W. COUI.KT r, -EDWARD
HALL,
- President
Vice l'reshlcnt
Seej elan'
THE OREGON
Fire aid Marine Insurance Co.
OF mi.TLVNl). OUKC.OX.
Ctiplt.il Ia!d I'p.
CrhIi A8ct Kxcred.
-uao.oca.oco
A8O.U00.U0
C. I.F.I SE.WEBEi..
ASTORIA. OREGON.
AffOHt,
0. E. Bain & Co.
Arc now prepared to furnish
Doors. Windows. Mouldings
AXD
:q 3el a- o ds: es t -s .
Orders Solicltod.
Private Boarding House.
milK UNI-EUSIOXEI) IlESPIiCTFl'LLY
A. announces that she is prepared to fur- I
nisnj-aaicsoruenuemen wkii iwamoniy. i
or wltli Hoanl and Furnished Itooms at very
reasonable rates. No eilra ehaigo for use!
of Parlor or Bath room, and every cffoit 1
win do mane loinaKC ner gnesis u-ei coin,
fortable and at home.
BlHaer Served from 3:30 to i;30 I M
311.8. E. C, HOLPDX.
SE Cor. Main and Jefferson streets.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE I
j copaitnersnip neretoiore existing un
der the turn name and stjle of Thotnes and
JJnowles Is thi. dav dissolved by mutual
agreement.
C. AV. KNOWLES,
C.T.1HOMES.
Astoria, Oregon, April lSth. iss. .w
OH i MY BACK
, Eriry strain or cold attacks thzt treat back
ozd nearly prostrates you.
i'S
Pfc3
THE
BESTTGNIE
Btrcn-thcriB tho Muscles,
Steadies lhs ?Jer-reti,
Enrlclies tlie Blootl, G Ives Nciv Vigor.
Da T. Ix MTEE8. lairtjeld. Iowa. cars-
"Brown'-) Iron Bitters is tho best Iron tnrdicmo I
hftro known in mr SO rears' practice. I h-vo found
it fipeciallr benrrfctaJ in neirons or phreical pzbauH
tion. end in all debilitAtinfr ailmenU thit 1-n.ir f-t
heaTflyon tho S7stem.Ue it Iroelj in ray own I "jnUy."
Genuine hai tnulo mark and cro-fn r-tl lriea on
wrapper. Tnko no other. Made only tiy
BROV CHEMICAL CO., BAITIMO!.::, ilD.
xwiSXs
coins, etc.. Riven away uy an a
znaUed to any address on rece:
SXELL, IIFITSIIU
'.VnOLESALK ACKXT",
TUTT
3
PI LsL.
TORPID BOWELS,
DISORDERED LEVER,
and MALARIA.
From theso sources nrlsethreo-fonrths
of tho diseases of tlio human race. These
symptoms Indicate their existence.
Ijoss or Appetite, IIowcl coctlve,
Kick lleaOachc, fullness after eat
li:j,nTerslon to ezcrtloiiof liody or
mind, Eructation of food, Irritcnil
Ity of temper, X,ovsplrlts,AfeclInj;
ucToro the eyes, lilplily colored
XJrIue,COWSTlPATIOA',anademanil
tho uso of u remedy that nets dlrcctlvon
the Liver. As nLlvcr mcdieinoTUl'S
PIJCLS have no cnual. Tlieiructionon
tho Kidneys and Skin is nlso prompt;
removing all impurities through these
threo scareiif-era of the system,
producing appetite, sound digestion,
lobular stools, a dear skin nnd a vlfr
orouabody. TCTT'S PIX.U; cause no
nausea oi griping nor interfere "With
dally work and are n perfect
ANTEDOTE. TO fflALARiA.
bold eTerrw.ere2et. Oliico 41 ZlmraySt.N Y.
QR VTHAlTt OR"WniSKmiS chauKJd In
stantly to a GLossr Ulack by a slnglo
application cftiils Dm. SoldbyDrug-
olsts.orsentbycxprcssonrccelptofSl.
Ofllce, 41 Murrav Street, New York.
SIPP,
PLUMBER AHD GAS FITTER.
Water Pipes a Specialty.
A Fall Stock of Material on Hand.
IVrsnMHl attention -iven ell older., and
satisfaction uaranteert.
TvraiM IteasomiMe.
Shop and offlee on Cass street, one dour
above Frank Fabto'ti llestaumnt, Astoria,
Oregon.
Tanks for Sale.
4 HOUND TANKS,
Capacity W) gallon eah.
At ASTORIA 1'LAXIXU MILL.
aM v
Wholesale and l.clail Dealr-r In
P?wMon
&s
MILL FEED.
Glass and Plated Ware,
TKOl'ICAL AXD DOMESTIC
FRUITS AND VEGErABLES.
Together wit'i
Wines. LlqiiOrsJobaccOiCigars
SViOore's Remedy
-FOR-
Poison Cul.
MOOl.F.'S !.KMED Cures and Pi events
1'OlSOX OAK.
I'RKS Piles. Burns. Cuts: KK-
3IO VES Snubum and Freckles.
, ., . .-, ,-,-, ,. ,. r-,-
Cld 'n "-e s4d r Iwdbb, Croup,
Jtitc.. etc
Au Invaluable FAMILY SALV1C Sold by
i au uniggisre.
25 Cents n II ox.
Try It!
! P. Patterson,
i CONTRACTOR & BUILDER.
Shop on CokpomIv Street, opposite Kinney's
Caunery
SABHBS. DOORS. MOTJLDIKGS,
ETC, ON HAND.
Estimates given and all work wananted to
give satisfaction.
. 2i -o
i g fc - g-- r -ai- jm
& tao t j.1." irs
-flr
Allen,
THE AFGHAN IHSITTK
New Yobk. 3rny 1?.. A St. Peters
burg special says: The Russians,
have 120,000 men between the- Caspian J
sea and Herat. According to the";
best military estimate, Russia's jiosi-.
tion is practically uuassailablo, and it;
would be madness for an Anglo-Iudi-j
an army to attempt operating in cen
tral Asia against Russia. The follow-
ing plan of operations in central Asia j
has been drawn up by (Jt-neral (Jonr-
ko, and would have boon put lnto ex
ecution in the event of war: First.
' the principles of the campaign would
i bo those of the ?oseow campaign of
1312 against Louis Napoleen: second.
1'i''i- commanders would strictly
avuiu auy cueiui vugit:iuiiiL uuim
tLo Anglo-Indian army was drawn in
to the interior, at least GOO mi!e3 be
yond Candahp.r; third, threo Russian
Uorp-cVarmcc, each o0,000 strong,
would await the Anglo-Indian ad
vance in strongly defensive positions,
echeloned along the Kuahk and 3Iur
ghab rivers: fonrth 2 j.OD) Cossack-;,
at the iirst sign of British advance,
would swarm through Afghanistan,
arouse the whole country, proclaim
Ayonb Khan as tho ameer, and harass
'British communications; burning
supplies, raiding around tho British
' army, stampeding camp followers.etc,
pian sea, roadv to march straight to
. ieucran, the instant the shah oil'er-
' , II 1 I!.. 1I.1.II.
hi auoiiui snow ijjo H.iguiesi wgii oi
aiding tho English; sixth, when the
Anglo-Iudian army has been drawn
far into the interior, worn out by the
difficult country and worried night
and day by Cossacks, it would be at
tacked, simultaneously by 90,000 men,
forming threoRnssian corps-trunim-;
seventh, in case of British defeat, the
Russian advance would be followed
by the immediate construction of rail
ways, mado very slowly, but very
snrely.
i.:N'..1.AI. MIDDI.r.TOX'.S RKl'ORT.
Ottawa. Out., May 13.- -In tho
houso Ibis afternoon Hon. M. Oarou
read the following official dispatch
from Middleten:
Hon. A. P. Carou, Ottawa: 1 have
just made a general attack and car
ried th whole sottlemont. Tho tn-n
behaved splendidly. The rebels are
in full retreat Sorry to say E havo
net got Riel. While 1 was reeon
noitering this morning William Ash
ley, one of the prisoners, galloped up
with n flag of truce, and hand ml mo a
letter from Riel. saying: "If you
massacroour familiesl shall massacre
prisoners." I sent an answer that if
lie would put his women and children
in one place, and let ma know whore
it wa;, no shot should bi fired on
them. 1 then returned to camp and
pushed on my advance parlies, who
were heavily fired on. I then pressed
on with the advance. Tho men re
sponded nobly, led h their officers
land Colonel Strnbonzio. They drove
the euemy out of their ride pits and
they forced their way across tho plain
and seized tho houses, and we are
now masters of tho placotmd mo-)t of
my force will bivouac there.
Right in tho heat of tho action Mr.
Ashley camo back with another mis
sive from Riel, as follews:
General Ypur prcn.pt answer to
my note shows that I was right in
mentioning the cause of hnmanity.
We will gather our families in one
place, and as soon as it is dono 1 will
let you know. I am, etc., .
Locis David Ricii.
On the envelope he had written as
follews: '"I do not like war, and if
you don't retreat nnd refuse an in
terview, the question remains the
same concerning tho prisoners."
The New: At Winuiper.
Wikjjipeg, ny 13. News of tho
cajiture of Batoiicho by n gallant
bayonet ohargo was something of a
surprise and also a cause of rejoicing
to tho people here. General Middle-
ton was expected to pursue other
tactics, as indicated in previous dis
patches. ISo details of the success
ful attack on Batoucho have been
received, and tho enemy's loss is still
a matter of conjecture. It is believed,
howerer, that tho rebels havo been
beaten so badly that they will make
no fnrther stand in a body, but will
very likely disperse through the
western country in small bauds,
where they cannot be hunted down
without great difficulty. Riel is ex
pected to get away to Montana, as
there are but few obstacles in his
way. In fact there is little to prevent
him, disguising himself, making his
way to Qu'Appelle, and thenca by
railway to Winnipeg. He has plenty
of sympathizing friends not very far
from tho city who would gladly "give
him refuge.
From the Bertrend t'lerpj
Among the many ministers of the
gospel, who hnvo been helped by
Rrown's Iron Bitters, tho Rev. E. A.
Spring, Corydon, Iowa, Bay3, ''I used
it for general ill-health and found it
a great help." Rev. Jas. McCarty,
Fort Stevenson, Dakota, savs, "it
' cured me of dyspepsia and increased
' mv WMtrhk twnn tv.fi vo noiinrlo " Tim
Rev. Mr. OJTey, 2sTew Bern. N. C, says
ho has taken it, and considers it one
of the bsst medicines known. Tho
Rev. Mr. Whitney, Hingham, Wis.,
says, "After r. long sickness from
liuig fever, I used Brown,s Iron Bit
ters and gained strength." So
throughout the States with hundreds
and hundreds of other clergymen.
wSstfjtMa'' " 'c i l avoiding any goneral engagement;
& IVOODITIU t ili't a -orp-i iil uu3ii viitiuii ui --i.cuu
Toil land Ore"Oi I c1 - iu.uou v udsiiu&K, iuhiu ui?
' - " - stationed at Chickishlar. on tho Cas-
RIOT IX LONDON.
London. May 13. A riot occurred
this afternoon between a mob and
the police for possession of the Nel
son monument in Trafalgar square.
A!out 10,000 men had assembled in
the square to make a demonstration
against the government's budget pro
po.nl to increase the duty on spirits
and beer. The crowd was very un
ruly, a large propoatiou 6f it consist
ing" of an element in search of sport.
The police found themselves unable
to maintain order, and tho pressure
on the speakers and the resolution
readers compelled them to mount the
Nelson Monument. When from this
eminence the speeches were resumed,
they were rendered inaudible to tho
audience addressed by tho uproar
among the roys.orer.3. Police inter
vened to seenro silence for the ora
tors, and then a great strngglo
ensued between the mob and the
police for the possession of the mon
ument The row lasted nearly an
hour, and tho promoters of the meet
ing and tho police were finally forced
to retire, leaving tho crowd singing
iu triumph uRnlo Britannia." Soon
after the mob had compelled the
speakers to leave it surged down to
the front of tho -National club, which
faces Trafalgar square, and every per
son noticed entering or leaving the
club building was mobbed. The at
titude of tho crowd was so menacing
that the club doors wero closed and
a messenger dispatched to Scotland
Yard for additional police.
At 9 o'clock tho rioters wero still in
full iK)ssc-ssion o Trafalgar square,
and Northumberland avenue was al
so occupied by a mob of many thous
ands. Tho police by this timo had
been largely reinforced, had charged
a number of limes upon tho mob nnd
had made several arrests.
The Soudan.
SfAKKir, Mny 13. One thousnud
natives who havo been hostile have
submitted to British authority, and
havo been armed. It is feared, how
ever, that news that the British forc
es aro to be withdrawn will defer
further submission, as a majority of
the natives consider that to every
Arab that inauifests friendliness to
ward English occupation death is in
evitable at the hand.s of Osmnn Dig
ma as soon as the British have re
tired. There is a fearful' amount of
sickness among the British and
Egyptian troops here. The sick
rooms in all the ships are crowded
with patients and additional hospi
tals aro being erected on shore.
Sav 1'nvN'cisco, Afav 13. The
solio ::-r HonaiKit originally built
by Rulston for a yacht, after a check
ered caiuer, h:s been lilted out for a
trip !o the mines at Gallowin bay.
Alaska. Tho charter price is $1,000
a ino'sib, and she carries a $10,000
outfit, provido.l by tho Omnia): Gold
and Sdvcr Mining company. Her
oulr.l includes eighteen months pro
vision for ten men nnda lot of Indi
ans, to work in the mine, a lot of tools,
horr-cs and mules. Miners who go
up are Allen and William Maston, H.
Laurie Richards and fivo others.
Robert Laurie gees assupointendent
and captain, and Nickersnn a3 assay
or. The most remarkable fatality
has overtaken former expeditions fit
ted out for these mines. The schoon
er JfarcJi, in 1SS1, went ashore in
Norton sound, dragging her anchors
in a galo. Tnc schooner Lto, was
lost iu 1832, and in 1S33, tho schooner
Ala7:a, returning to San Francisco
with twelve men and eighty tons of
ore, foundered, with loss of all hands
in Retiring sea. There is only one
white man at the mines now. Ho has
been there since tho Alaska left.
The schooner Jionanza, with a min
ing party bound for Gallowin bay,
Alaska, sailed to-day.
Nkw York, May 13. The report
from London that tho Oregon and
California is to be consolidated with
the Central Pacific system is con
firmed here to-day. Tho arrange
ment is virtually tho purchase of tho
former by tho latter, the stock of the
one being exchanged for outstanding
stock of tho other, on terms not yet
made known, and perhaps not defi
nitely agreed upon. New bonds of
the Central are to be issued in lieu
of the present defaulted Oregon
bonds, ibis admits the Central Pa
cific into Oregon, and besides put
ting it on an eqnnl footing with other
to Oregon and Puget sound business,
completes a great north and south
line from tho British Columbia fron
tier to the gulf of Mexico.
Wa'.hin'gton, May 13. Army cir
cles aro distnrbed by changes an
nounced, by which eastern posts and
soft places about Washington are to
be filled by officers in political har
mony with the administration. It is
well known that Hancock's nomina
tion for the presidency was zealously
supported by a good many old offi
cers, who nre now to be measurably
rewarded for their devotion, and Re
publicans belonging to what is called
the soft place brigade nre to bo sent
to the rear.
Seott's EmuIMnu ofPurc
Codilver oii.AVUh I-ypoplioBpiiitci
is a most valuable remedy for con
sumption, Scrofu7a. wasting Diseases
of children, colds and chronic coughs,
and in all condition where there is a
loss of flesh, a lack of nerve power
and a general debility of the syEtem.
A Nasal Injector free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
Price 50 cents. Sold by W.E. Dement
sison & risiier
Ship Chandlers,
HEAVY AND SHELF
fT".
Mi
Paints. 0s s. and Varnish.
lU-.l5tKS SUSTUtS.
PlO V I SI O N fi
millTpeed
AGENTb FOK
Salem .Flouring Mills,
Portland Boiler Mills,
Capital Hour and
FAIRBANKS' SCALES.
ASTOI-IA.OKi.GOX.
3. A.RNDT & FERCHEN,
ASTORIA. - OHEGON.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
El
NGISTE, GMHEBT,
se:
STEAMBOAT W0SK
Promptly attended t-.
A Hj'.clalty raade of repairing
...canyraa.ieorrepa.rin, .
CANNERY DIES,
7
FOOT OP LAFAYllTTi. STKEET.
r
o
Utf.
OIL SKINS, ;
Gum Boots, Overalls, Shirts, ElC.
Phil. A. Stokes,
Nexl door to Foard & Stokes -tore, 1 head-
Clothing at Bottom Figures.
l-verythliij- bought heru euaraiile d lo be
jtt :is !(MreeiiFeu. fo o:i stock; eer -
tiling frc-h. and XCW MOODS u every
Steanser. Kcmemlwr the place.
BLACKSMITH "Sfe!-?.
Boiler Shop YM?T
All kinds of
IIIII. A. STOKE. r8j-3Pj
C3-A full line of ....NTS' I-'UKNISIUXO fgfCsgl-SSi-JIfl ?
MOODS for sale nt lJfiA
Prleca that Defy Com pet U Ion. S-
iqqk illisrto ana CaUnet later,
1885.
j SQUEKIOQUA STREET,
INTERBS T!xext to tiie a3toi:iax -
-o-
Will be allowed
On Time -Deposits.
Drafts ou all tho Leading Cities.
Vm. T. Coleman & Co.
S. KLIIOKK,
Manager Hacking Department.
Astoria, Oregon.
Pure Ice,
Delivered at Your Door.
This Ice is cut on Lake Coco!lal.i and Is
pure.
All ordeM left at Post & Hansen'! Astoria
Sotla Works will be promptly atteti'led to.
O. KEEI),
Afanager.
-" ' i. iirii--rifr"--'Tej-TTirTiiiiiTi-ii'iTTrifririr
Goliiii TraBortatM Goiany.
FOE PORTLAND !
Througii Freight on Fast
THE NEW
Whleh has been specially built for
Wilson & Fisher's Dock every
Monday, VVednesday and Friday at 6 A.M. arriving ai Portland at 1 P.M.
Keturulng- leaves Portland every
Tuesday and Thursday at. 6 A. M. arriving at Astoria at 1 P. M.
J3f An additional trip will he made on Huutlay or Each AVee.., leaving Portland
at t) O'clock Snnday Hornlujr. . Passengers bj this route connect at Kalamn
for Sound ports. IF. B. SCOTT, President
ffllffli
1 ITEL
2VinM.KVAWALr.aLVX, - P.oprife.or
ASTORIA. OREGON
First i'las! In Every Kespcc
NEW HOUSE.
NEW FURNITURE.
ri(tel tiy Willi every Convcn-
irc for Use Comfort of
transient and Permanent Guests.
Corner S.pietnoqu:. sunl Ve3t 5th St fuels..
II. B. PAI-KEI.. Iropr.
First Class in Every Respect
I're t'anrlt to tlio IXoitsf.
Oh! I Say!
GOOD BOARD and LODGING
rou
$4.50 per Week,
AT THK
Mew York Restaurant.
r.AKTH'rf lU'lLDTXO.
M. rsXCR. - - rroprlcittr.
f. M KXOW..K-J.
U D. BROWX.
, fil.qT--.Q Fftp
r wiaiies fl0l81
lEuropoan Pfan.-
ropoa
INIOW'X & I-XOWLES - - rroprlcli-is
First Class in Every 11e.ipct.
Goad Restaurant Connected with the ITous-.
Fire-proof llrick RaUdlng. 1-5 Room ..
in thi uei6r or tns u..y.
I ccr. rmttt antl Mcmsor. Si?.. Portland, or
jg, b. Franklin,
I
P
i ", &let "M" "
; &teSJ5?fl?PtiwaI y-k-
' vi,ttT''tti&-&is&sK&iZr&
t iWSiirmi
S&&0m"A
C57All work dono in a skillful maimer on
short notice at reasonable ratea.
!The Telephone Saloon
The Finest Establishment of
the Kind in Astoria.
Especially fitted up for the Comfort and
Convenience or .hose who enjoy a
Social Glx s.
The Best or Wiues and Liquors,
Tlio Choicest Cigars.
Everything New and First-Class.
R. I-. J1.FFJ-KY. Propp.
irwrnrrT-rar
STEAMER
the comfoit of pasienRers will leave
THE BEST
13 THE
0i3:E3.IE3S,3? 2
jRoya! Brand Flour
Manufactured by tha
i npcnniu mm i iwr- phmdamv
UH1.UUI1 ii.iL-.iiiu uuiiii nil i
I of Superior Quality, and Ls Endorsed
by all who use It.
THEHOUSEKEEPER'S FAVORITE
Of Superior Hising Quality.
Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction.
WYATT & THOMPSON
Sole Ascii Is for AHtorla.
Paint.! and Paper Haipii
KALSOMINING ETC.
Taint Shop in building formerly oc
cupied by J. A. Montgomery, corner of
Main and Jefferson Streets.
All orders promptly and satisfactory
executed.
J. H. D. GRAY,
Wholesale and retail dealer In.
GROCERIES, FLOUR, AND FEED
Hay. Oats. Straw, Wood, Etc.
LIME, SAND AND CEMENT.
Qcneral Storage nnd Wharfage on reason
able terms. Foot of Benton street, Astoria.
Oregon.
WE. EDGAR,
Dealer Iu
Cigars, Tobacco and Cigarettes
Meerschaum and Brier Pipes,
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
Revolvers and Cartridges.
COP.NF.R MAIN' AND CHENAMTJS ST3.
The Gem Saloon,
The Popular P.esort for Astorians.
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Finest of Wines and Liquors
Mo to T1IIC UCM .SALOON".
A LUX. CAMPBELL. - - PROPRIETOR
ASTORIA LIOUOB STORE,
AUG. DAMELSON. - - Proprietor.
Rebuilt nnd Refitted Tlironjcttout.
Tho Best of
WIXKS.Ii0irOI-S,A-tfl CIGAHS,
For a Good Cigar, call for one of
"Danielson's Best."
Comer West 9th and Water Streets, Astoria.
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Magnus C. Crosby
Dealer In
HARD! ARE, IRON, STEEL,
Iron Pipe and Fittings,
STOVES, TINWARE
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD
SHEET .RON-
3?i33. and copper-
Astoria Sail Loft.
Best of Work at Bottom Fipres
J. HESS,
The well-known Sallmaker now oecuplea
Tho Astoria Sail J)Ir. formerly occupied
by A. M. Johnson.
Boat Sails a Specialty.
ALL WORK WARRANTED
Come and seo me at The Astoria Sail Loft :
next to Pythian Building.
Address P. O.Box 312.
J. 51 ESS.
Floats! Floats! Floats!
CANNERYMEN who are In need of
Floats. Copper Handles and Malleta
should send their orders to
B. W. BLOOI.
Clatskanie, Orecon. who has a quantity on
hand which will be sold at reasonable rates.
'SECURE THE SHADOW
Ere the substance fade, and when you visit
Portland, make it a part of your business to
call on "W. H. Towkk. at the San Fran
cisco Gallery, S. W. corner First and
Morrison streets, and hare your photograph
taken In the highest style of the art.