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VOL. XXIV, NO.H.
ASTORIA, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1885.
PRICE. FIVE CENTS.
ftlTSIXESS CARDS.
T:: A. I., iind .F. A.. J-'SLTOX.
Al ;he promut attention lo all calls.
fo'n:ui;. p-.itof the (it;, or country.
)f v ever Alien's More, corner C'.iSs :iiul
'. jiJo(jastrt'i't, Asj'.ila, 0:t;oi.
i opVme ?..!.
5li. I-'itArfte 2AF.
sI:y.Jfiita ami Surccu.
' '. Room fi. o or I). A. Mcintosh s store.
fi "-. n 1TniM. . f. 11 . f-k : , . j
i 'ilrtict. opposite the.'olinnsen biiililii!'
a. ik!:i::.s, ci:o. jnouaxo
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
in Kinnej'.s 1!!imJ.. pposIU Citj
Wii.i. Oregon.
. i rx.Tox. :. c ruiroy.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
toiimsSauu C. Odd Fellows Building.
Fs:s'2r a. ozi.z..
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Oi ricu, on C:5 utioct, 1 door south of
Odd Follows liuiitliiiir.
SURVEYOR GF
Clatsop Coawty and City of Aioi ia
O.llcc : X. I, corner Oas anil s'orstreoK
Room o. s.
"jf . A. 30yi.JJY.
?
attorney ansl 1'ouisvt Hor t.t I-n.v.
OTif c 0:1 Clic:imus St:cet, Astoria. Oregen:
fi XV I.V.XV7L.
Aircunr.cT and suruitixi i:n'di:kt.
Oi Fid-. : Kooinfl, Kinnej'a J!ruk BSocK,
TAY T5JTTL.E. 1- 1.
PHYSICIAN A1TD SUF.GS(i;
Ort'ies lloonn 1, 2, and " 1-yti.i.ti! Bhi!1
IMcsidkkpb On Ce!..J Street, luck of
M. ilarj '.s lTospitut.
1 Hlt'ICS. A. ItbHAVT.
f 52C2S i. SSI 11V.
DENTISTS.
Toonjs in AHen'.s Butitlni, Jtn staSre. cor
ner Ca. and Hinctnotiua. streets. Astoxln
On -on.
"i i 11. MiTrji.i r.i.ri; x. wxxxr.
Attorneys and Councelors at Law.
Booms 1, 2,:. ami 4 lunim"- Butklins
XorS'.i EiLst Corner of l".r .:i.1 Y neStreel.
roillmil, OrrjJ'MJ.
BANKING AND INSURANCE !
E. W. CASS,
Broker, Banlcer, and Insur-
ancG Agent,
OFFICE HOURS :
From 9 o'clock A. M. until 3 oleci: P. M.
aiii:ai) of all co:-ipetitous!
Capitol Flour.
SI::mif ictr.roil on Hit Gradual Redu" ion
hi stem by tne
Sa'em (Or.) CapUe! Flcur Kills Co..
ujiniiii
Is t1.- on' '.our that lias taKcn IItt l'lire
three jeai In Micuoasioti at tin
i'!'UTJ.Axr 3k:cas5c'; i-'aij:.
Also at State Talr.
Oi.e t:la! Nsufticlent to eon n.ee ot Hisui e
riwity. ( e tt.dl the word CATiTOL Uou etch sack
GEORGE fcllll'L. 8 Slaik St.,
IVit'-anil Ajjent.
WILSON & riSIJER. Astoria Agents.
A BIO STOCK OF
Trunks. Boots and Slices, Clothing.
Etc, .Just Becehed at
Pill!, fi. Slokes I Go's,
rmmmm outfits.
GIL
:ins,
Gum Boots. Overalls. Shirts. Etc
AT
Phil.A.Stokes&Co.
XeU loor to Foanl & Stokes" store, is head
quarters for
Clothing at Bottom Figures
KvcrythinsbouRlit here cuanmtcil to lie
just as lenresentcd. No old .Mock;
tiling fresh, and stiff uuous on eveiyj
Steamer, itememorr tne niace.
II1X. A. STOltES & CO.
C3TA full line of GENTS' FURNISHING
OOOBSforsaleat
Prices that Icfy Competition.
r' ti K -fon Vi f-S pJ3 RW ;5a5 KK I
1 t jt of tonic IJ( cnttw r,toaaot tvory pby
, !Lit2'a picrcnpi cu i.T thosa vuo &cod balding up
a. mis season nearly oery no r.t sis i)t.3t. 120 J
BE5TTQHIC.
Tar TTcn!cTir:B, l.nssitmlc l.arti of
IhMTffT, cV-e., it ISA NO IIQJWJj. ted
13 tJio onh Iron rocdicino that Is rot mjtirtoi a.
Jt I'nricoes the Klcotl. Invicorates tfcc
System, Itcs:orc&Aiiietite,Aiitrtl)Jnestioa
It does not litncJ.cn or jajare tDc tpeth, cane hcd.
oclicorprmlnco constipation orhrr JrjnvtJscininlo
Dn. G II BrxKiXY, a Issdins physid-i cf
SpnncCelit. O s cys:
Bnwn's Iron Bitlorc icr thoro-,nW7Kv'l medi
cine I u it in ny praclico, and lmd its action
excels all othr fenns of jron In weaVnc-R ct itvr
condition of tbo $Jem. 1'rownV Iron Hitters i
tisunll v a positive nccctnf y It a all tlist t" clTimed
for it." o
Gonninohas tradnsark and cmcd r"l I nctoa
rrappor. TnJ.e no other. Mcdaonly b
KKOWX IIKMICVI. CO.. KAI TIMOKF.5II.
IjMiirfi' IlAin) IJ00K nefnt and nttrrrti-e ncn
tainins list of prirefl for nH-tpri? inrrai.ti. n istxrct
cit. ctc. jnron rviay li nil dalrs in enshrine, cc
suulsd to any addn-w on rxveint of Sc. ttaa:p.
SKLL, JZEiTMiU A ViOI).i:,
Wjiolksai k AnvsT'i I' il i 1 ( r. j :i.
FOR LIVERFGOL DIRECT!
Tl 1- I'n.e Inu B.t-j'ie.
Mvitv 'Ci,Hi,voH rnsltc-"
A
lOo At. 1U Tmis Kei. er.
Ooes 011 lh' W'rtli at AnSorii innned ateiy
ami mil lake
& J&. 31a 3& o xr
li: Jot 1 !o $ "lifijter-.
Fr rte of fi i.:"n; ami in-i::r.u e, a;4I to
i:ali in!:, t:i thru: aco.,
f it -!, nr.
Ort iAI.Ei. PAiLl li . W.nna.
M Gold. JeweiiT.
Scarf Pis, Gbaiig, fatolics,
51:1110-, :i:;I Or:;iiv :J isiV Elrst
i:-.:Eie nt iiiv Lowest l'rcrf.
llic fintwl stock tif .Jer.clrj in AMoiIa.
CdSAh .oods waj ranted as represented.
GUSTAV HANSEN, JEWELER
he Telephone Saloon
The Finest Ksinhlisliinoni of
iho Kind In Astoria.
INjWialh httcil u: for the Comfoil and
rou'.oii'enre of thM who enjoy a
Serial t.ia s.
The KojsI of Wines and Liquor:.
The CltoicPil C"sars.
Everything Hew and First-Class.
r;. 1.. .5 i:"i"ctj:x. i' :.
WhV3ile ii I Ret .til iValer ie
Tropical. Domestic. Green and Dried
MTI'S.fVvMJIl,IRihI) XI'AIS, 1'IX".
!'' CIj?:r sustl ToIiarM.
3!aln ;et. I elo. C t !ia .
HAVE YOU
AuyHiw to Sell ?
in "hie SLvrrnuor
Rags, Eoitlcs, Old retal,
cr Junk cf Any Cert,
I?fliTTFl 0 PIFHFTin
Ah h t kh
i uiilLLJ II Ji uiiujj
Will'Uv on the lci jiriee for it.
Do Yeii Want io Buy
SHIP 51A.TEKIAL.
FromaBelajiuj; Bin to a ILiuscr; fnm
B.iock to at) Anchor.
You Can Get what You Want
at 2T0AEI)& STOKES.
Mctdijuartcr at hu:ldia;, east end
W.-.tor street.
The Bern Saloon,
The Popular Resort for Astorians.
For the
Finest of Wines and Liquors
Go to THE GEM SALOON.
every-(ALEX. CA3dTBELL, -
PltOWlIETOR
Good Farm
OF EIGHTY ACRES. TARTLY 1M
proved, on the Klaskanine. For sa'e
cheap or will exchange for ritv properly.
Apply at Astokiax Office.
fei 1 1 S THE
KJ k3
VICE IX LONDON'.
Londok, JnlyS.-The PalUIall Ga-1
zctU in its unpleasant exposures of '
vice, plainly states dates and Jocali-
tiL'.i. j. 111; juy uuuwiuiuuuu to iu it-
fjard lo the names of the rich aud ti
litled ruffians "who have trafficked in
the chastity of women. In many
cases these are described with &uch
accuracy that it would bo a supor
iluous piece of information, even to
casual readers of newspapers, to add
their names. The stories evidently
are not fictitious, for tho paper chal
lenges libel suits by printing the
street numbers of mauy houses rented
and used for the purpose of wealthy
debauchees. The owners or occu
pants of these houses have abundant
cause of action against tho Pall 31 all
Gazelle, whether tho stories aro true
or false, for the old adago of common
law, ''the greatar the truth tho great
er the libel," prevails unmodified in
Ihjglaud. No suits have yet been
begun against the paper and the pro
sumption is that the parties do not
care to risk tho publicity which suits
for libel would involve.
There is a general impression that
the revelations of tho Gazette, horri
ble as they are, in the main aro true.
The question that remains is whether
it is justifiable to parade such sick
ening details in tho public press.
The exposure is the leading topic
of conversation on 'change, in clubs, in
railway carriages and wherever men
meet together.
The editor of tho Pull Mall Ga
Zi tU said, in an interview, that the
exposure had not been mado without
careful advice from learned jurists in
regard io every detail, and that he
kept not only within tho palo of the
law, but far within the bounds which
natural and honest indignation would
have prescribed. As to tho law, he
knew ho was justified, and as to pub
lic opinion, he feared nothing, for ho
was backed by the highest and best
in the land, including Cardinal ATan
uing, the Earl of Shaftsbury, and
oilier eminent men of nil denomina
tions. The polico have oeeu ordered lo
suppress street sales of those issues
of the Pall Jlall Gazette which con
tain articles-on secret vices of Lon
don. All the news venders found
selling issues on tho streets aro being
arrested. Six venders who wero tak
en into custody this morning wero
arraigned this afternoon in tho Man
sion House polico court and remand
ed for a week, bail beiug allowed.
The Fall Mall Gazdten ono of its
laic aflern xm editions, bids defiance
to the authorities' work of attempt
ing to suppress the sale of tho past
three tlajs' issue of the paper. It
claims honor for leading in tho cause
vf exposing vice3 of tho rich, and de
clares tho best men of England sup
port it iu its crusade. The Gazdte
challenges the courts of London to
prosecute it for tho work it is en
gaged iu, and says it might subpena
half of the legislature of England to
prove the ticcuracy ot its revelations.
The Gazette continues to-day tho
work of adding to its revelations.
The paper is selling at a great pre
mium, and tho circulation is enor
mous. OREGON AND IOWA.
Iu future numbers of tho Adcer
liser we shall tell our readers of the
wealth of that country doveloped
and undeveloped. "We shall tell of
mighty forests that have not felt the
woodman's ax; of grain fields that
the world cannot excol, fisheries,
mines, hospitable people, etc., etc.
We have given somo attention to tho
labor question and shall publish some
facts concerning same, but here will
say brielly that tho Chinese have sup
plemented the American in all places
where unskilled labor is employed.
We have also had an excellent oppor
tunity to note the workings of the li
cense' laws of Oregon and the terri
tories and compare tho same with
prohibition (?) iu our own state.
Twice wo have traversed tho stato of
Oregon from north to south, and east
lo west. "Wherever we went it was
practically a "circus day," the people
coming in great numbors to meet us.
As we traversed nearly all tho thick
ly settled parts of tho stato, wo prob
ably saw one-half of its population.
"We spent a full week there, and dur
ing that time did not see a drunken
Oregon tan.
Should any of our readers doubt
our statement, will they bo kind
enough to call at this offico and we
will give them tho names of several
prohibition editors who wero of tho
party, and ask that a copy of this pa
per be sent them with a request that
they refute misstatements, it any,
slating where such drunkenness did
occur. On our return homo on Sat
urday night we witnessed more
drunks put off at Cedar Kapids in
'nronibition lowa tlian wo -saw
among tho residents of Nebraska,
Wyoming territory, Idaho territory,
Oregon and "Washington territory,
during our three weeks' stay there.
Our opinion as to tho causes of this
will appear in future numbers of tho
Advertiser. Lyons, (Iowa) Adver
tiser, June 30th.
Examine Yonr Boilers.
BaiiTimobe, aTaryiiAXd. Stato In
spectorof Steam Boilers P. A. O'Brien
publishes a card, stating that while
recently suffering from n dangerous
cold a member of tho Board of Health
advised him to try Bed Star Cough
Cure. A few deses cured him, and ho
remarks that its efficacy is astonish
ing and at tho same time it ia free
from opiate?.
TERRIBLE BRUTALITY.
CnAitiiESTOx, S. C, July S. About
the middle of June Governor Thomp
son was informed that convicts em
ployed iu grading the Savnuiah val
ley" railroad wero cruelly treated;
that one convict had died in conse
quenco of a brutal whipping by
guards; that they were overworked,
and excessito mortality prevailed
among them. The governor immedi
ately instructed tho superintendent
of the penitentiary to investigate
tho charges. Tho official report
which has just been mado shows that
sixteen deaths havo occurred since
January 1, 1S85, out of a fotal force
of 120 convicts; that seven are unable
to werk: that convicts aro required to
march three miles to work with
shackles on their legs; that on ac
count of bad quality of food scurvy
has mado its appearance, aud there
has been excessive cruelty in punish
ing convicts. In describing the ef
fects of tho beating of Henry Peter
by A. W. Jackson, who had tempor
ary charge of tho convicts during tho
absence of tho regular overseer. Dr.
S. Pope, tho penitentiary physician,
says : " As evidence of the severity of
tho whipping inflicted, I will state
that the tissues havo beeri sloughed,
leaving an open scar eight inches
long by ton inches wide. Tho pun
ishment must havo boen very cruel
I doubt his comploto recovery." Oth
er convicts wero also cruelly beaten,
although the condition of those now
at work is said to bo "very fair."
Jackson, the inhuman guard, has fled
to Georgiabut efforts aro being made
to secure his arrest
There is great indignation at theso
outrages and stops will probably be
taken at tho next session of the legis
lature to discontinue tho praclico of
farming ont convicts to railroad com
panies and phospnafo mines.
Grijxada, Miss, July 8. The mob,
after hanging tho murderers, ATc-
Christian and Williams yesterday,
started after two other men implicat
ed. Williams had confessed, stating
that Bartlej James and John Camp
bell assisted in killing two peddlers
Tho mob found James at his house,
and carried him to Union church,
about ten mUes from GreHadaf'Sand
hanged him to a tree. Thejfvwent'ta
Campbells house, and Csmpbellfired
upon tho mob, wounding one of the
vigilantes, and then mado his escape.
It is rumored that at daylight this
morning tho mob overtook Campbell.
Ho refused to surrender and they
shot him to death.
"nnrloa's Anatomy of Jlelanclioly"
Is a wonderful book, setting forth in
great detail just how miserable hnman
beings can be. Bnt tho whole horri
ble mess of misery may be summed
up in one word dyspepsia. Any
body who is afflicted with that dis
ejisc knows the whole wretched story.
Anylxnly who has taken Brown's Iron
Bitters for dyspepsia knows how com
plelo and happy is the cure. Mr.
Chas. A. Wilson, of St. Lonis, writes,
"Brown's Iron Bitters has greately
relieved me of weak stomach, indi
gestion and dizziness."
Harvey Ward, a carpenter, sold
half his laud near Glencoe, Washing
ton county, about two months ago, to
a womand in Portland, and received
S300 in cash therefor, and has not
been in tho county since, and it is
feared that ho has been foully dealt
with. The lady to whom he sold half
the property came ont to take posses
sion soon after tho purchase, but,
finding tho houso locked, did not
move iu, and has been waiting for him
to return and give possession. He
had some pigs and a few chickens and
other stock on tho premises that he
did not sell, and it is natural to sup
pose that ho intended to return hom
The Ability to Rear I'sin
Is the test of fortitude anions the Indian
tribes. Rut we def j any Clicrokte, Sioux or
Com.m ho to en "nre tho tniugeaof ilieuma
tbm withOHl wincliiR. The?, indeed, an
slight at irs'.but prow in Intensity until they
becoino unbe irablc. No malady is more ob
stinate in its maturity than that which rIvcs
rise to tlieni. Tne more need, then of attack
ing it at the o-tset. Foremost among reme
dies for it is Hostetter'h Stomach Hitters. s if
crAHdlnni.lIely more enccti c than co.chi
cum. eratruni and xiuc -vomica, all remedies
which mltlit prove destructive of life iu a
sllphtlv excessive dose. Mineral ileourenls.
alo, is hen not poslm cly mlichlevous. arc far
turenor in reractnai power io mis saiuiary
botanic medicine. It entirely expels from
the blood the a-rid impurities whicli origin
ate the disease, and enrich as well as cleanse
it. Consilpatlon. liver complaint, dvspcpiia
and other aliments also give way to it.
Tho Leader, of "Weston, announces
that tho deadly "black leg" has mado
its appearance among the cattlo of
that neighborhood.
Shilolt's Catarrh Remedy a pobt
tivo cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and
n , -f .1- ol.l 1... V I.' IV.....n
UUIlKfX J1UUU1. CUIU UJ -t uriurm.
Tho Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, of Rour
bon, Ind.. says: "Both myself and wife
owe our lives toSim.oifs Coxsumitiox
CimK." Sold by W. K. Deinpnt.
Kor lame Rack, Side or Cliest zz
Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Trice 2.1 cent?.
For sale by w. k. Dement.
For Dyspepsia andLivcr Complaint,
you havo a minted guarantee on every
bottle of Shiloh's Vitallzer. It never
falls to cure Sold by W. E. Dement.
Croup, Whooping Conch and Broil
chltis immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. Sold by W. E. Dement.
A Nasal Injector freo with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
Price 50 cents. Sold by W. E. Dement
RedStar
TRADE VyJ MARK.
dhsol.it i
Tree from Opiates. JCmctics and J.'otsons.
A PROMPT, SAFE, SURE CURE
For Coucbs Soro Throat, Honntcncix. Coldt,
InOncnxa, Bronchia, Asthma, Croup, WLcop-
Icc Consh, Qnlnsy, Tains In Chest, soil cll.tr
STeclIoai ofta Throct nd Lnnir-
I'rla 50 cents a bottle. Sold by Drnists and
promplty net It for them xcill receive tuo bottles.
f.RfM Mnnri turf .. o..,tr.... .?r.. n '
THE C1URLES JI. TOCELEIt COSPJNr,
Sola Owntn and Minululartm,
nalt!aorr.j:3rj,l,C.S..l.
Wilson & Fishe
Ship Chandlers,
HEAVY AND SHELF
HARDWARE
Paints, Oils, and Varnish.
LOGGERS1 SUPPLIES.
PROVISIONS
AND
MILL FEED
AGENTS FOR
Salem .Flouring Mills,
Portland Roller Mills,
Capital Fionr and
FAiRBANKS7 SCALES.
AhTOKlA. OREGON.
.vARNDT & ITEROHEN,
-'" ASTORIA. - OREGON.
Tq Pioneer Machine Shop
All kinds of
EfflHHE, CANHERY,
AXI
STEAMBOAT WOBK
!ro:rt!y V.tttmW tr.
A sjiec'alty iia.I: of renliirlng
CANNERY DIRS,
KJOf OV I.AKAYHTTE STREET.
B. B. Franklin,
Msrlabr anil Cabinet Maker,
SQUEMOQUA STRES7,
NKST TO TUB UTO'tlAX r.Cir.OlXO.
O
CSAH work done In a skillful irnnner on
short notice at reasonable rate".
ULACKSMIII! Jz0it&j
Sotlr Shop 'YiS0W?&
uulllililJld
FOE PORTLAND!
Through Freight on Fast
TI1E NEW
Which has been specially built for tho comfort of passongers will leave
Wllion & 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.
- t35An additional trip will be made on Snnday of Eacli TVcelc, leaving Portland
at O'clock Sanilny Jloralnjj. Passengers bj flits routs connect at Kalaina
for Sound ports. , F.B. SCOTT, President?
SPECIAL NOTICE!
Oropa Mlw eS toiption Co.
Sum Tr Q37 Tine L?t"fc3.o-
Commencing July 9, the Fast aad Elegant Steamer
R. R. THOMPSON,
Will leave Fort Clatsop at 11 A. M. every Wednesday and
Friday, and will leave"
At 12 o'clock, noon, on same day
Oron arrival of Sir. Gen. Miles from!ltaco, aniviugin Portland aboutS P. AT.
IIvitj- Scnday a 5j?cial Trip
Will be made leaving Fort Clatsop at 5 P. AT. and Astcria for Portland at
G P. aI. Sunday afternoon or after connecting with Str. Gen. Miles from II
waco, arriving in Portland about 2 A. M.
: RET1KSI XG :
Will leave Portland every Tuesday and Thursday at 8:30 A. M. and every
Saturday at 10 A. M. for Astoria and Fore Clatsop, arriving in Astoria Tues
days and Thursdays about 3 P. M. and on Saturdays about 4:30 P. M., con
necting with Str. Gen. Miles for Fort Stevens, Fort Canby and Ilwaco.
Tho Fast and Elegant Steamer
WIDE WEST
Will Ieavo Astoria for Portland every Tnesday, Thursday and Saturday at
G A. M. Returning will leave Portland for Astoria and Fort Clatsop every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday atG A. M. connecting with Str. Gen.
Miles for Ilwaco.
Excursion Tickets Astoria to Portland and return good until Sept 30, S2.50.
R. A. NO YI-S, Ajjent, JNO. J.BYRXE, Gn. Tass. Agt.
j. a. D. GKA
Wholesale and retail dealer ::..
GROCERIES, FLOUR, AND FEED
Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc.
LIME, SAKB AND CEMENT.
General Storape and AVharf.ic;e on reason
able terms. Foot of Rcnton street, Astona.
Oregon.
WH. EDGAR,
Dealer in
Cigars, Tobacco and Cigarettes
Meerschaum and Brier Pipes,
smmnz English cutlery
Revolvors and Cartrhjigasjg,
CORNER MAIN AND CTIENAAIUS" STS
1885.
NTSEE
"Will be allowed
On Time Deposits.
Drafts on all the leading Cities.
Wm. T. Coieman & Co..
. KJijUOUE,
Manager Ranking Department,
Astoria, Oiegon.
Magnus 0. Crosby
Dealer in
HARMAEE, ffiffl, STEEL,
Iron Pipe and Fittings,
STOVES, TINWARE
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
SHEF LEAD STRIP LEAD
SHEET SROft,
E?23l AND Copper.
Pure Ice?
Delivered at Your Door.
This lea Is ent on Lake Coeoilali and is
pure.
All orders loft at Tost & Ilaiwen's Astoria
Soda Works will bo promptly attended to.
G.ltECD.
Manager.
TransDortation Gomgany.
STEA3IEK
TElEPHONEm
Y. ...
II. U. rARIIJ:R, Prop'r.
First Class ii Every Respect.
Free Condi lo She IXoux
O. W. KXOWLES.
l. d. unowx.
St. Charles Hotel,
(European Ptan.)
BROWN & KNOWLES - - Proprietors.
eWStf
Firc-prnof llrick Building. 10 Rooms.
In the Center of tba Citj-.
Cor. Trent and Morrison Sts., Tortland. Or
1 SIDE HOUSE.
CLATSOP BEACH, OREGON.
Tills Wrl'-Known and
POPULAR SUMMER RESORT
"Will
OPEN FOR THE SEASON OF 1S85,
Saturday, Juno 27.
TERMS.
Roar.l per week... $14.00
Roaitl per day. 250
Children ui.der 12, h.ilf price.
For further particulars apply to
C1IAS. OIILK. Manager.
Se.i Side.
Or D. P. Thompsox, l.ecci7cr, Portland.
tosGoe
Oyster and Chop House.
The Bast Cooked to Order in First
Class Style.
AVE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
xix2.o Ic Or axaa.
Alex McCrea & Co.,
PROPRIETORS.
GeneUevo street, rear ot Adier'j Crystal
Pal.iee. Ojto Iy nail XisihT.
Mrs Sophia Dagget
Beg leave io i.otlfy her friends that she has
opened &
Boarflins House an! Restaurant
In the building of
Mr. Joplin, Xaln St., Upr.PIoncor Restaurant.
"Where she will lie glad to see all her old
friends and as many new ones as will be
pleased to give her a call.
L0DCIKGH0USE1 RESTAURANT
J. N. HAMILTON Prop.
No. C7 Water St., Astoria.
Nice, new, clean Beds, anil careful atten
tion to lodgers.
The Table supplied witli the beat in season.
THE BAR
I-i supplied tv ith an extra quality of liquors
and cfgan..
Private Boarding House.
THE UNDERSIGNED KESPECTFULLY
announ -es tlut she is prepared to t Or
nish Ladies or Gentlemen with Board only,
or with Board and Furnished Rooms at very
reasonable rates. No extra charge for ust
of Parlor or Batli room, and every effort
will bo made to make her guesta fct i com -fortable
and at home.
Dinner Served from 5:30 to G:3 P. M.
2IKS. E. C, HOL,D.V.
SE Cor. Main and Jefferson streets.
A Well Furnished Table
ABUNDANTLY SUPPLIED
With the bast and cooked In a neat and
wholesome way. can be found at Mis. G. W.
Buckets Private Boarding House, over Eat
on & Carnahan's, next to Odd Fellows Build
w. Terms: $5 a week, 22.50 per month,
$laday.
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