The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, June 25, 1885, Image 3

Historic Oregon Newspapers

The daily morning Astorian., June 25, 1885, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1885)

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (7.1 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Text'.-fwv. ;-"! .""--''"r;.: r r?i ?hc JiUg teforiim. VSTOKlA, OKEGu: THUltalUV. ...irxK s:.. is I8SUBD EVERY MORNING. (MHtUy x?fHHl) J. b HA.1.L.ORAN & COMPANY, Vi'hmshkks axi ntonmrrons, A STOUIAr; BUILDING. - - aB5STKKl'l Terms of .SMlcripioti. Sarva tey Currier. ir wek lfeta. .tl br Mall. ier mouth ts. (Hie yrar .... ?T. Ifr" of ttiMtaxt l sitiHrribers. tAilv?r:isi'iiits iiwited lv lltr yar at lite rate of 2 ier squaw jkt mouth. Tran sient ;iilvcrtiMs IWl v ctiis tier square, t-avh ittsertioH. Rot ice To Advertiser. Tin: Astokiax guarantees lo Hs.l vertisers the largest circulation wf un newspaper published ou the ('olMMttia liver. This paper is on IHe ai the Si. Charles Hotel, Portland, Or. Tho Mount day. WanJiittylom nailed yonter- The Clara Parlter will give one of her popular excursions next Stmdav :o Young's Hiver Falls. Only H) cents. L. 12. Myers, the American sprinter. ran a quarter of a mile in iifiy-four sec onds near Manchester. Kngiand. the other day. Hawkins the bilk has struck stiver mine up near Stayton. He struck one here a year ago and worked it for alt it p was worth. Two Chinamen, who hnd mndv gueot of another Chinaman's life by ill-treating him, were yesterday iinvd $"0 and costs before Justice llrakke. Instructed by Lieut. L. A. Chamber! in. H. S. 'VVorsley will sell at public auction at two o'clock this afternoon at his auc tion rooms, two horses. Sale iositive. A little boy and a calf had a monkey and parrot time in the lower part of tlw city yesterdav afternoon, and it is no fault of the calf's thai the boy is 'sil! alive. The Astoria Ladies' Coffee club will havo a pleasant social at their rooms to monow evening. A handsome lunch and lator in the evening music :ik1 dancing. Jnnnuschek isconiing northwest again, after a remarkably successful season in the groat western citic, where ahe has won both artistic and pscuniary success in her splendid dual creation in " Mv Life." Manager Harry Sargent, under whose direction Janauschok is traveling, reports that the distinguished actress has under consideration an offer for a prolonged season in the principal capitals of con tinental Europe. Madame Janauschek, with her dramat ic combination, will be in Astoria next Monday and Tuesday evenings. On Monday her great drama, "My Life." will bo'presonted. On Tuesday evening, "Zillah." Uosorved seats at New York Novelty store. A telegram from Victoria stating thai the British-American cannery had lieen sold, was recently published in this paper. A note from the owners of that cannery states that tho telegram was a mistake; that it was the liritieb Union Packing company's cannerv Hint was sold. " j An unusual percentage of greejilweks and national bank notes is oltfervalile among the currency handled here this season. Half-dimes and nickels are In coming common. Ten -dollar pieces are not so plenty, and 20 dollar pieces (tho prottiost coin that ever was minted) sire decidedly scarce. A unique feature in the celebration of the coming Fourth will be painting Mt. Hood red. Four young men of Portland are going to put thirtv pounds of red lire on the summit of that prominent peak, and so arrango with acid and clockwork as to set tho whole thing blazing at i):lf p. M. It will present a grand appearance if tho acid and the clockwork ami tho red fire and tho ascent and the young mon all come in just right. The little eight year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Sibson of Portland, died at the residence of its grand jr ents, Mr. and Mrs. Moses llogers, in this cit yesterday evening. About three weeks ago she was taken ill with t3'phokl fever and was sent here in lwp?s the climate and medical attendance would effect a cure, but the disease had too firm a hold on her system. The parents have threo other children sick with the measles at their home in Portland and are in deop affliction. The remains will be taken to Portland on this morning's steamer. Some of the Iowa editors published a card in the Oreyoniaa just before start ing home, tolling what a great success prohibition was in Iowa, and now some more of the Iowa editors publish a card in the Xen-s, in which, with equal posi tivoness, they say it is a failure. "Some thing wrong somewhere." as J Job Inger soll says. Tho last mentioned editors say, in concluding tueir remarKs: "fcince coming to Oregon wo have noticed the results of jour stringent license law, ai!d after traversing the length and breadth of Oregon, we are free to say that we havo seen less drunkenness than we would havo seen in our state traveling tho same distance. Tho same is true of Nebraska, Wyoming Jfud Idaho, where tbe traffic is controlled 13' law. rather than by an attempt to prohibit. With theso facts staring us in "the face, we are more than over convinced that the cause of truo temperance demands the repeal of tho present prohibitory law of Iowa and the enactment of a stringent license law, such as now prevails in the noble state of Oregon.'" PKKSOXAI.. C. W. Cornelius returns on this morn ing's steamer. E. D. McKee and family are down from Portland. I. N. Heuniss, now in husiuoNs in 11 waco, is in the city. Jno. Wood carao over from South Uend yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Jno. Taylor returned from a Salem visit yesterday. Mrs. M. E. Hobart, wife of Hon. W.W. liobart, ex-controller of Nevada, and her daughter, Miss Pearl, aro on tho incom ing steamer. Gwin Hicks, a brother of Dr. Hicks of this city, gets a snug billet in the govern ment emploj' in Olympia, formerly held by C. Ik Bagley. Glenn Peterson, a leading man of Che halis county, W. T.. and a good friend of progress, was in the city yesterdaj. ac companied by his niece. They are going on a little trip east, and as Mr. Peterson has been absent from homo oJ years, he says it won't surprise him much if lie should find things a little changed on tbe old place. Girl Wanted To do general housework. Apply at Mrs. C.A. May's, next doar to Astoki A3f office. THE SK LIONS. When the feslivi -on liou is not catch ing salmon ho loves uilw :i tasking in the sun. Sa the S.;rr.injct. fishermen say and tht-y think unless the f. s. I. is exter minated that, like OvbeMo. their occu pation is gone. There is a noticeable decrease in the amount of salmon caught in the Sacramento river and San Fran cisco Iay and the popalar idea is that the sea lions which hannt the bay and dear out lo tho Faraltonos are the cause of the scarcity. Tito San Francisco Academy of Science have lieeu wrestling with the sabjoct and the resnll of their observations is interesting. Dr. 1'ehr thinks that the female sea lions should he killed: that thi would make the sen lionesses saito-. :uui that the male lncia b -is of tbo tribe woakl kill each other in :t funeral fight for (Ik-affections of what cVl.-nutuK-r of the ladies which lite sen l:oi ctUliir and killer had missed. This plan nut with great approval. Tite idea is a uovol in- and it would Ik- interest ing to know whero tho learned pundit got his information in regard to the san guinary style of kvc-inakiug presumably adopieil by tie amorous sea lion. Dr. Harkness thonglit that the Seal ntcks and the Faraliotiie islands were tlie brecdiug places of tho sen lions, and to exterminate tho phor.i it would le neces sary to fight them in their native lair. K thought that in the daytime would lie the bt-' time to kill them, as they catch fish all night and li in the sun alt day. The a ;n1 intent! Mr. Adolpli Sutro. tiu Man that ran flu- Sutro runnel into Alt. Davids :t. in No wada. thinks differently. H-- ssiys in sobstauco that to tourists and mlgrimsj: iho GoUU-n Gate Uh Soal rucus iin- a g't'ai auraruon; no iuikks I that if San Frum-tar kills 1.1m sea iknts J the sports aiul prank.-, of the seals ou tho j :uai a?1" J1 .!' ,hinK of the !:t1!' thatthon, will Ik- m. mow iau:iiekt rules or raatapacne Hower at tho h ; House and that tho gilded youth of m . I' ranciseo will havo lo devise sow. other. : iiutiiiift rgotling rid of their surplus twenties and that a irtisderai?e source of itinorant r.-euu.- will lw l to ho city if the seals aro kilted. Of what j avail is a fe- inltrr iwnls of salmon arguos iir. Sntm. when the tretf J sight i-Srs of a inob of Wliowiiig sojtls j attraction; he lunik with brown hides glistening in the sun light for tlie view of lunriu& visitors. In the meantime tbe sea lions are eat ing K)U,(KW KniKlft of fish in San Fran Cisco every day and the work of de struction goes on. wi:wi; KEM.V. The social event f the weok was the marriage last evening of Mr. IL F. Prael and Miss Httie A. Holon. The cere jiKMiv took idaci) at tho Presbyterian church. It was the intent ion to have a ; private wading, attended only by a few ; intimate friend of the family, but th- i far. circ .f ncqaniatattc-i of tho j youa CMple MR Uu- cUereh, wniclt was of , ilo kmd vct givon lo lhe mWje. !, handso;aeiv decorated. Mr. Praei is a ... . , f . -. , , rising y..r.ug (r.sinoss man. and the bride !lkt 2,JOfe, wo-uniniw to which wo have is on'" of Astoria's fairest daughieiy. ' leoii introduced. "Shadows of a Great Th intrriago CTcutuny was Krformol (Jit v" is an American play, and is Anier bv Kev. Dr. K. V . Garner. 111. of the 1 icm m ovorvflunrr. Tiu. mhu. ..frpfc church, assisted ly Ker. M. D. Wilson. : roctor of Grace Kpiscopal church, aud was impressively rendered. J lie brides-1 iuakls were Misses May aul Mamie ! lleiimn: the groomsmen wero !i. E. Prael and George Teal. The ushers j wore .J. Is. Imlnii aud Ji. A. fergusou. Tlio congratulations were hearty aud sin- j oere. Alter tlie ceremony Uie orutal oarty was driven to the r-S!denco of ! Mrs. Ivate HolMoa tho bride's mother, where a suppvr was served, after which . tho guests inspect ed the wedding tres- ! cuts which w.re numerous aud costly. The newly married cuoplo kvtve ou tho ; H''fo Wexi on a bridal trip this morning, i They have the liest wishes of a ktre eir- cle of admiring friends for a happy ami : pro! voyage over life's soa. , A BlUli: KLtT. EtHToa Aktobl&k: : In replv Jo the challenge of Hcwsue No. ' ., . ; . .. , . i 2. hose team, which appealed m your paper of Jnno Ist. I would say I am ! authorial to state in an oit letior lbrouh Iho columns of the Amwus. that if the said team are dosirons of a raco of arty kind, at any time, or placv. (any ruk-s). that Chinooks So. "i of this city will nut them for any amount from r lo 100,0011. tint 1 hey may choose lo name, if they will extend their chal lenge so as to embrace Washington ter ritory. Whoroas their is nothing small about us. wo will -agree to jat our coup lings clear tip to the shoulder, and not split our seconds up into fifteen! Its. neither will we require a whole watch factory to average oar time the differ ence lietween two nearest watches out of three is enough for us. Come up or shut up. Yours tmlv. Svuiox Una.. Chief S. F. D. Squc-snofcawa, W. T.. -June 21. 1SA1. Sariot) ItoM. OvsfEaviLLt. W. T.,4uneS5. laK.1. Eurroi. Astekias: At tlie Pacific House last, evening, at J) o'clock. Jong Dake, a celestial of South Bend, and Miss Bailie Pete (Cillie Pcta) of Bay Center, au Indian maiden of six teen weio united in tlie IkmmU of matri mony, llev. Mr. Hadley oftkrialing. This morning the happy couple leave fur South I tend, their future home. J. B. No Ski1. Eihtei: Asteklvn: Our challenge has not been accepted. No team has even corresponded except Capitals, of Salem, aud they do not want it. Wo offered to run the 2?ew York, hub and hub, or the old wet race. This was the last day for an acceptance, hence we havo quit training and all lete are off. l'KAXK Li. i'AMKKi:, Captain Rescue Hose Team. E. Z. Fkbousox, Sec'y. IrEcjtii:fj This Eri'iiiii;?. There will be a business meeting of the British Benevolent Association at the Booms of Alert ll.it L. Co. No. 1. on Saturday evening, the i71h hist., at S o'clock. A full attendance of all members and those desirous of becom ing members, is requested. Y. (J. Kir h.vki.on. Sec'y. E.udios CoflVc Clul Social. The Ladies Coffee Club will give a social at their hall, over D. L. Beck fc Son's store, on Friday evening. Music, refreshments and dancing v ill be Uk? attractions of. the evening. Vonai and Instrumental "Slsisir. A ladv is desirous of obtaining a class in Vocal and Instrumental Music. Best San Francisco references. For particulars enquire at I"v.w Yen: Nov elty Stors. First class photos at Partridge's. AJIMOMATED ItRF.All. Ammonialcd baking powders that is baking powders in which carbonate of ammonia-is used as an ingredient, and which exhale an odor of ammonia when heated are classed by many eminent phj'sicians and sanitarians as superior to all others. Prof, llassell, of London, who is recognized as highest authority on tho subject of food hygiene, commends in the strongest terms the use of carbon ate of ammonia as a leavening agent, stating its great advantage to be in its perfect volatility, which permits it to be, by the heat of baking, entirely thrown into leavening gas whereby the bread is raised. The experiment with heat would seem to indicate the superior, not the inferior value of such baking powder. The little heat that is imparted to it when held over a gas jet. lamp or stove, suffices to resolve tho carbonate of ammonia into leavening gas and throw it off. The first heat of baking, therefore, will effectually devolopall tho gas, thoroughly leaven 1 ho loaf and dissipate tho gas-producing ingredients of a powder of this kind; and this is the highest test of a perfect baking powder. Where other alkalies alone are nsed they are not infrequently retained unresolved, through the whole process of baking, and remain au unwholesome ingredient in the finished bread. Tho carbonate of ammonia cannot be used as as a substituto for cream of tartar. X. V. Weekly Tribune. Thf V.e&r end tbe Itasy San. "Talking about funny things," said a big man down at the Parker House the , . . otM ight, "the funniest thing I ever heard of happened near my sawmill some considerable time ago. Wo used a heavy saw for sawing heavy timber. One day l!le Jm11 liadall j,omto dinner, leaving the mw wbich rau bv xmlet poTOr Koinu nt f nll specd. While we were away a big biack bear came into the mill and went osiu, arounti. The auv cut llis fnr nnd lwi,cucd him a little. Brain didn't like !hi!4 for;i coat turned ar0m,d aud :Hci,d tlie &w a lick witi. his paw. Re su-!,adly cut paw. A blow with the other w followed and it was aIso cut. : llK'lH'ar was by this time aroused to i" ierfect Inry, nnu rushing at the saw, caught it in his grasp and gave a tremen dous hug. It was his last hug, and wo I lived on lK-ar steaks for a weok. When j wo came up from dinner there was half a jltearon eachsidoof the saw, which was going ahead as nicely as though it had never seen a bear. This is a fact, so j help me lob." and the big lumberman bit off a fresh chew of tobacco. Slmdons if a (Ircat City. 'e are to have presented at the lloss' ()I(erjt i,OU8eoM Saturday evening, Juno -7. ut sterling melo-dram.i. "Shadows of R Great city." one of the best pieces introduced are realistic, and tho charan- u-rs art t-pes of evor'-dav life seen in anv citv. "The nlot is 11 nloasant donnrt- ro from thu old mnolitionK of Knnlinh melo-dramas. One of the great features oLt he play is tho abundance of incidents, thrill in and excitiu". which raniillv fol- low each other, keeping tho auditor inter- enied thronahout the nlav. Thncomnanv nresontin" this nlav ison nf lhi strmir.. ,t orfranizations on tho road, tho names that head it Lewis Morrison, George Osbourne. and L. It. Stockwoll bein" a unarantee of its stronL'th and character. !sered seats on sale at the NewA'ork Novelty store. .... , , , , ,,..- , OH' unndred doses for a dollar, is tlie way a patent meuiciue heads its j "atl. ' Man takes a dollar s worth. Then ' the undertaker comes along and it costs the man $100 for one dose. Thus wo see nll things come around even in this ld world of ours, after all. When wheat is cheap flour is high, and when vou can lMlv a 4,JO,c stnnfcd ox for 4 cents a pound. lecfstcnk keeis right up to 111 cents, with a close flavor of the bonis a.1 in"V -,,l"w 'ipuoue company chops two holes through the roof of your house for not lung it makes up for it by charging yon fiO cents for telling the coal man to bring yon twelve tons of hard coal when you only fried to order three Jinarters of ice cream from tlie con octioner's. Oh. it s all right. At least it "is." and whatever is. is right. UvnMU: V&wvlilv.n'u Xvnxvix Saiv. Thk Bust Sai.vk in fhi; world for Cuts. l.riiiM's.Snrojv.l'lecrs.Sall Kheum, l'cvor Soro.s. Tetter. ChapM-d Hands. Chilblains. Corns, ami nll Skin Ernp tions. ami positively euros Piles, or no pay roiiirid. It is" guaranteed to give jsrf'Ci satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 'Si cents per Imix. For salt hy V. E. Dement & Co. A(e:ition A. II. A T,. Co. Team. Mombt'r.s comp'osing the Compiny Team during tho Tournament held in Astoria .lune 10th and 11th are hereby ordered Jo return to the Foreman oil or iK'foro .Inly 1:;. iss.". the suits fur nished them by the enmnnny: or such porlions as they de-sire, the nrlicles not returned to be settled for as per previous arrangement. F. B. Kli:i'.i:so.. Foreman. F. T. .louiiAX.Secy. Syri of Figs. Manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co. San Francisco Cal. is Natures Own True Laxative. This pleasant liquid fruit remedy may be had of W. E. Dement & Co, at fifty cents or one dollar per bottle. It is the most pleasant, prompt and effective remedy known, to cleanse the system; to acton, the Liver. Kidneys and Bowels gently yet thoroughly; to dispel ueadachs, Colds and Fevers: to cure Constipation Indigestion and kindred ills. Captain nastier desires all those who still have their assessment blanks to re turn them to him immediately. IVotice. I). I. Mcintosh assumed charge of the city delivery of Thk Daily As Toni.vv on the 1st inst. All payments arc tube made to him and he is author ized to receipt for the same. .1. F. HAI.r.OKAX fc Co. "Vo More Hard Times Free Koardl You live in vain if yon do not go to the Telephone Saloon, and try Baldy George. NO MORE charge for Lunch. Free all the time. Hot from 11 to 2. Soup, Clam Chowder, etc., etc Vaquero Cigars, AAA Old Valley Whisky, Boca Beer on draught, Half-and-Halt; Latest Papers, Billiards, Piano; Best place in town. WEAK T0IXTS IX TIIE SEW YORK CAXNED t.-OODS LAW. Tho Baltimore Trade has secured a leg al opinion on sorao doubtful points in the new canned goods law of tho Empire state. In its issue of May 23th, our con temporary refers to the subject as fol fel fol eows: Sectional. Prohibits tho selling in New York stato of prohibited goods, but does not prevent anyone, packer or other, from putting tip anything or from placing any label and namo they please for selling unlabeled ) on goods to go out of tlie state. Sec. '2. Also names only the wholesale dealers as having the privilege of labeling as packers. This is the intention of the law and the forco of this section in this respect is not altered or lessened by the definition in Sec. 4. As there are many retail grocers who have their own labels and have special trade under tbcra, the opinion is very strong that the "whole sale' clause is invalid by reason of the injustice it works theso retailers in. favor of the wholesalers, and the law cannot make unjust discriminations. If the law cannot prevent theso retailers from buy ing and labeling as heretofore, it cannot Erevent any other retailer from placing is own name on tho can; and this leaves wide open tho door to anyone that chooses to take out a dealers license, to put his name on tho goods. Sec. 3. Exempts from the provisions of tho law all goods packed prior to the passage of tho act, but this will not con flict with Sec. C, which says the act shall take effect from January, 1, 18S6. That is to say tho goods Dacked during tho season now begun will not ba govern ed by tho new law, and we understand can bo sold as heretofore. Tho act applies to goods packed after January 1, lSSU. Sec. 4. Makes it necessary lo ask "what or who is a wholesaler?" The opinion is that it is not tho size of a single transaction but the custom of- tho dealer that decides whether he is a wholesaler or retailer, ho may do bus iness as both and would then be regard ed as a wholesaler. Anyono who sells only to thoso who retail must be a wholesaler, so any middleman having a trader's license, whether honest, responsiblo or neither, can be a wholesaler. Tho opinion is that commission men would also be regarded as wholesalo dealers, but while this would givo them tho right to place their names on goods, it will prevent their selling goods in the rough to any but packers or wholesalers in New York. A ilOXTAXA WAITEIt. One morning recently, a hungry pil grim went into Pat Conlon's restauran t and ordered some milk toast, boiled po tatoes, poached eggs, a rare steak and some hot cakes. The waiter.," Professor" Harris, went to tho kitchen and roared out to tho Chinaman: " Gimmo a grave yard stew, potatoes in the dark, two men a-horseback. a moonlight on the lake and a flambeau." When tho pilgrim heard this remarkable order ho incontinently fled from tho house, forgetting to take his hat, and muttering that ho'd "be gol darned if he proposed to tackle that kind of a breakfast, and thot if tho people lived on such things in this country he. proposed to return to Missouri.' A ronortor of the fnfer-Moitnlain, who happened to bo in tho restaurant at tho time, approached tho waiter and asked for an explanation of tho order, and the professor gave the following versien: " You see," ho said, "we get tired of common-places, and besides, we try to teach tho Chinomen tho language. A graveyard stew means milk toast, pota toes in the dark is boiled potatoes; eggs circU3 stylo means scrambled eggs: rough and ready means pork and beans; a flam beau is light, hot cakes, and moonlight on tho lake is raro beefsteak. Tho wait ers all have jwt names for these things and we throw potatoes at the China cooks till they know what we mean." Another bdnrder came m and tho pro fessor retired out with tho voico of a Stenter: "Gimme a saddle-bags and a springer, spuds on tho side, ten-penny nails and a single to come a-running. ' Then the reporter followed in the wake of the Missourian. liulle Paper. jftxcifotl Tlioti.sniuls All over the land are going into ec stasy over Dr. King's New Di.-.eovcry for Cousumplion. Their unlooked for recovery by the timely use of this groat life Saving remedy, cau.es them to go nearly wild in its praise. It is guar anteed to positively cure Severe Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Hay Fever. Bronchitis. Hoarseness. Loss of Voice, or any affec tion of the Throat, and Lungs. Trial bottles free at E. Dement fc Cn.s Drug S'ore. Largo size $1.00. It, Iclcacj- of Flavor Aud the efficacy of its action have rendered the fomous liquid fruit reme dy Svrup of Figs immensely popular. It cleanses and tones up the elogged and feverish system, aud dispels Headaches. Colds and fevers. For sale by V. E. Dement & Co. For Dinner Parties to order, at short notice, go to Frank Fabre's. (Irav sells Sackelt Bros. Al sawed eeilar shingles A full M guaranteed. X'resli Kasteru sud Snonlwnter ISay 0.vicrn Constantly on hand, cooked to any style at Frank Fabre's. AAooclCirnr, .Just as good as von usually pay a bit for, can be. had FOB FIVE CENTS at C. P. Wilson's. All the. patent medicines advertised in this paper, together with the choicest perfumery, and toilet articles, etc can lie bought al the lowest prices, at J. W. Conn's drug store, opposite Occident hrtel. Astoria. Crow's gallery is head quarters for the best photographs for the least money. For the very best photographs at the lowest prices call on Crow the Photo grapher, Xo. c)4 Water street. Foi Dyspepsia andLiver Complaint, vou have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Sliiloh's Vital izer. It never fails to cure. Sold by V. L. Dement. Remember Adler's reduction of 25 per cent on Silver-ware. He still has a line assortment of BodgersBros well known plated-warc. E. J. Partridge will remain a few days longer; now is the time to get good views of the city. The best place to buy wedding prcs ents is at Adler's. You can find there anything yon want at bed-rock prices. A beautiful $12." Palace Organ for $75, warranted for 5 years, at Adler's. Buy your Lime of Gray at Portland prices. E. J. Partridge, photographer, arrived Tuesday and will remain ono week. Test Your EaMng Portr To-Day ! Brands ailrcrilscd as absolutely puro CO JV 'X'V T JVT J TVTTvroTq-r x THE TEST: riaco a can top dawn on a hoi storo ttntlt fcoatcd.then remove tho coTernnd smell. A chera- l.t will not bo required to detect tho presence at Ammonia. DOES K0T CONTAIN A3DI0MA. :u liuaafcbm IUi flEVER Dora Qatitlonti!. . JnaiailKonhoinesrorannartcrofaccatury it 1 .u atood tnc conruraer'a reliable test, THE TEST OF THE GVE& Price Baking Ponder lucres C7 Co., Dr. Price's Special Flavoring Extract:;, "The strong!, met clelMnns and natural flavor Lnowu, and Dr. Price's LupuJin Yesst Gems lor Ught.Hralthy llread.Tto Best Dry Ho? Yeast in tuti world. FOR SALE BVCROCERS, CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS MADE Purest and strongest Natnn! Fruit Flavors. Vanilb. Lemon. Orange. AIrr- r.J. Ross, etc., itver as Uilicatclv and naturally as the fruit. PRICE BAKING FDVDER CO., CI1ICACO. ST. LOUIS. For sale by CnTiNG.Itf ki:i.k & Co., A't Portland, Oregon eats Miictioii O Xj Q 12? "HC X 3S3" Gr ! A stylish business suit - $10 Former price - - - 15 A stylish business suit - 1 1 Former price - - - 1G Fine Diagonal suit - - 20 Former price - - - J5 The very best dress suit 25 Former price - - - 30 Boys ami youths' suits at greatly re duced prices, also all the extensive as sortment of Men's Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Trunks and Valises, Sold at cost by THE BOSS Merchant Tailor and Clothier. WHAT! Bo Yon Tliixilc that Jcfr,? ol The Chop House Gives you a meal for nothing, and a glass of something to drink? "Xot much !' but he gives a better meal and more of it than any place in town for 25 cents. Tic buys uy the wholesale and pays cash. " Iliac settles it. 7 The average female heart Is left in a perfect flutter by our latest arrivals of novelties in Dress goods. Parasols, etc. Pkael IJkos. At Franlc Fahrc's. Board for S22.50 a month. The best in the city. Dinner from 5 to 7. For a IVcat Fitting Boot Or Shoe, go to P.J. Goodmans, on Clie namus street, next door to I. W-. Case. All goods of the best make and guaran teed quality. A full stock; new goods constantly arriving. Custom work. "Hackmetack,' a lasting and fra crant nerf ume. Price 25 ana 50 cents. j Sold by W.E. Dement. fl SPECIAL MOST PSiFiCT Aiiotlier J' I iJliHlI l" ' J J iv A " - 111 Th.e Leading Dry Goods and Clothing House OF ASTORIA. Our stock is now complete in every department and ladies wishing a choico selection of first class goods at very LOW PRICES would do well to eall early. In the following lines of goods our selections and prices will compare favor ably with Eastern and San Francisco houses carrying lirst class goods. Rich Black and Colored Silks. Handsome Brocaded Black and Colored Silks. Evening- Silks, in all the latest tints. Fine Imported Dress Goods. Embroidered and Figured Combination Suits. New Ginghams. New Prints. New Lawns. New Charr.brays. New Table Linen and Napkins. Embroidered Table and Piano Covers. Lace Curtains and Curtain Nett. Novelties in Lace Goods, Buttons, Gloves, Parasols, Ribbons, Fans, etc., etc. loak Department. Having boughfrmorc largely than this seasons trade sofws t demand vra have concluded to reduce our immense stock to cost price. -TIIE LATEST STYLES IX Ladies Cloaks, Traveling Ulsters, Wraps, Jerseys, etc., etc iii rii uUur Lit q PYTHIAN BUILDING, The Leading Stationers AKTISTS 31AT.EIIIALS. TOIL.KT AttTICIiI'S, JAPANESE GOODS FAXCY GOODS. 11ABY BUG G IKS. The Latest Notions We defy any and all competition. OPPOSITE PARKER HOUSE, GO TO THE K. Hair Dressing Saloon Parlter House. Iflaiu St., For a first-class Shave, scientific Hair-cut. and hygienic Shampoo, etc, H. Dn PARK, Prop. w R1FF1X Toe New York Novelty Store I I llll I I I II I 11111111111 I I II III I III I II Ullll I 11111111 lllll llllllll HII MIIMII II !!! IIIHI ! I I I CITY BOOK STORE STATIONERSiNEWSDEALERS J Everything new received as soon as published. &S& i , S1L iiiiccs2iiaiiisia8iasii3ai3B3iai3iiisiiuisiiiiBiiiiaiiBiia2 BZ3:Z3EEaS3ZSa32aaSE33E3EEEaiZ:3321!I3l233Za3:E32SS3CSI3EIIlI- The Leading Clothier and Hatter, New Goods! IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. Men's, To-ut&s' and Boys' CL0THING Hats and Furnishing Goods. JSTFIKIST 600DS AT THB LOWEST PRICES.. AT - ASTORIA, OREGON. and News Dealers of Astorin, lU PfAXOS. M IS t t'.l L I.VSTUUl EXTS. JKWELRY. WATCHES AMI CLOCKS. ISIRD CAGES. 2 IT 0. m z O Z o and -Novelties, Etc. Call, examine our goods and be convinced. ASTO.RIA, OREGON. W. E. DEMENT & CO. ASTORIA, - - - OREGOK Carry in Stock, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, TOILET and FANCY ARTICLES. Prescriptions carefully Compound ; & HEED, Mcintosh aE3ECEaiZ:a32iaXI233Za3SE32SS3CSI3EIIl New Styles!