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VOL. XXIV, NO. 9.
ASTORIA, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1885.
PRICE. FIVE CENTS.
BUSINESS GAUDS.
" ? - -
"rnx. A. Li. and J. A. FULTOS.
Xli3'.sf ciaus and Surgeons.
Will j;le prorafat attention to all calls,
fiom any part of the city or country
Ofilce over Allen's Store, corner Cass and
Squcmoqua streets, Astoria, Oregon.
Telephone o. 41.
D
K. Fit AXIL PAG E.
Phyairlnn and Surgeon.
Office. RcomG, over D. A. Mcintosh s stoic.
Offick Hours : 0 to 11 A. si. ; 3 to 5 r. si.
Residence, opposite the Johansen building
c.ko. a. nonius. gko. 2fOi.An
XOE.AXl & DOKKIS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
WW in Kinnej'a RIo&. ppesile City
I la . .Woila. Oregon.
W. h ULTOS. O. C FULTON.
rilJFOX BBOTSiriSS.
ATTORNEYS AT I. AW.
Rooms 5 and C.Odd Fellows Building.
ATTOItNEY AT LAW.
Offick. on Cass street, 1 door south of
Odd Fellows Building.
n Kf-O V. IMKKKIt
SURVEYOR OF
Clatsop County m.d. City if Astoria
onice :-N. E. corner C.i-s and JWor streets,
Room No. 8.
T q. A. KOWI.KY,
Attorney' nud Counsellor at I.atv,
Ofllce on Chenanius Street, Astoria, Oregon.
ft XV. MUCK..
ARCHITECT AND SUIE.'IXT'SIi:i'T.
OtFioK : Room 9, Kinney's l-iitl. Block,
TAY TUTTL.E, 31. I.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGKO?
Office Rooms 1, 2, and 3 ryt!i.:.i Build
lug.
KRSiDKxrE On Cedar Street, luck I
St. Mary's Hospital.
F P. IIIOKS. A. K.SIIAW
HICKS & SET IW.
DENTISTS.
Rooms In Allen's Building, up htairs. cor
ner Cass and Squcmoqua streets. Astoila
Oregon.
JOIIt II. HITCH KM..
rimmi m. utxirtT
3IirCHKL.Ij &. WKMEXT,
Attorneys and Councelors at Lav.
Rooms 1,2,3, and 4 Kamm'a Build ins,
North East Coiner of First and Pint Sired.,
FoitUnd, Oregon.
BANKING AND INSURANCE!
I. W. CASE,
Broker, Banker, and Insur
ance Agent,
ASTORIA, - oitExsoar.
OFFICE IIOUIIS :
From 9 o'clock A. M. until 3 o'cloilc I. M.
AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS!
Capitol Flour,
Manufactured on the Gradual Reduction
System by the
Salem (Cr.) Capitol Flour Mills Co.,
LIMITED
Is the only flour that has taken First Prire
three oars In succession at tho
V
iokti.a:v 3iEciiAXic'a fam:.
Also at State Fair.
One trial Is sufllcient to convince of its suj e
i lorlty.
See that the word.CAriTOLison each sack-
GEORGE SIIIEL. 8 Stark St..
Fortland Agent.
WILSON & FISH ER, Astoria Agents.
A BIG STOCK OF
Trunks, Boots and Shoes, Clothing.
Etc., J tut Received at
Phil. A. Stokes & Go's,
FISHERMEN'S OUTFITS.
OIL SKINS. "
Gum Boots. Overalls. Shirts. Etc
AT
Phil. A.Stokes & Co.
Next door to Foard & Stokes' store, is head
quarters for
Cloth ing at Bottom Figures
Everything bought here puarante-d to be
just as represented. No old stock ; every
thing fresh, aud NEW GOODS on every
Steamer. Remember the place.
P1I.. A. STOKES & CO.
-A full line of GENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS for sale at
Price that Iefy Competition.
EMEP
SHEaSa
At tUls season nearly every ona needs to ao fct.rso '
irt of tome. II'ON enters into akr n't rirr nksr- i
iictaa's prescription lortaosoivuo cccu i.uiiujn' up
, sr
3 WE 3a I
ca rf-rt
sv"
s-
7HS
J2-.BE5TTGKEC.
For TTcnlracp;, T.R.ssti"dr. T.ark c.f
JincrcT, Arc, it HA.- NO TQiAJ-.. a
m tho onlv Iron roodicjnolLstur.nt injuiioi.s.
It Enricl-CH the Illopd.. Isn.poratcs tU
.System, It eitorcsAi.pelitc.AliisIJiKCst.on
It does not blccVcn cr injure the tooth, ccsee LeBl.
aclio cr produce conilipaiica AfrrcH nrrfK- tuff'
"Da. G. II BniELTT, a lending pajTlcim of
Spnccfield, 0 rayc:
"Brotai'a Iron Bitten Ha thoronrWy rT n1'
cino I ufo it in icy practice, nd ftnl irs.tvta
excel all other forms rf iron. In wesknwjj "
condition of tho fyrtem. BrnwuVIron llrttcr. re
csnellr e. positivo noccafaty It jsrJi the i '.xxI
for it.' o
GenninohRfl tradotnnrlc nnd crxmreii r-d Ittwsca
ivTapper. Takr no otber. Med only fcjr
KironT cnr:3iirAL,co..7...Tm.i.::.2Ji.
IiDIER' Hand Boos CEcfrl sd rtrrt'w C3- i
tsininc list of pnzes fnr rcrlpt-" tn.nitin rbiwv j
coirs, etc., piren rrry by all iilpr8 ti met tciz,o, or i
m,-,noa to any taorctt, on rerp: ci sc. f viirp.
S.M.Mi, IIEITMIU & '.K'M'AHB,
AVlIOI.KbAl.K AIT.s lr1 ' (i.;
?r"
tvz
PCVS?
-Ef
l,l'?fciAg5Ba?ySi'a-SgS!gi5
IS
iv-iJg.'js'jgggagi
TORPID BOWELS,
DISORDERED LifSS!y
and MALARIA.
rrom 1 1 1 ec rou res arise 1 h rec-fourll: r
of the iliscasc3 cf the Luuju ix.c f. These
fcyniptoins incliattc 1'ic r csi-rtence.
Joss of Apjictitc, rSoxrtls costive,
tilde IIciulncLe, fullnc s afJir cat
tti.avers.outo eserl.ciiof l!o3;or
oiIiavIiiqncKlcetcilf.onicctiity.TWi
2i:tc3D.I;,l:itterIrat!TJTfart.Eiots licrcve the eyes, Iilhly coloreI
UtIiic,CO.STlPATIO.V,anilileraana
tho use of a remedy tliat at tsdirocJlvon
the Liver. As a Liver used .cmeTUZir'S
I'IZ.X.S have no c inal. TI iractionon
tho Kidneys ai;l irWm is also )rompt;
removing all inipuiitics ihrouh these
three scm-c:ii;vi-3 of !ia s cttai,'
producii:? appetite, soutd digestion,
regular stools, a clar skin antl a vlp
orousbody. TlTTT;- I'IIjCS citiseno
nausea or griping nor intcrfcro "vritlt
ilaily work and are r. perfect
A?rnDG7E TO KIALAI5CA,
hold everywhere 2w'5.01i(vli '.irrr- fe.W.
GnAYUAin ois vriK'sirj-uj clu"irM in
stantly to a Gw-sv IlLvt t ly abinglo
application of :hU l)i :. fcoM by Dnyr-
cis,ts.orfcent by express on i ecefpt of 51.
Office, 41 3Iurr.iv Street, New York.
nrr3 hactaIi c? usi?ii 2s:n?ra 1222.
FOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT!
Tl.M'iM !:!. !' j u-.
''Cai'Jisirvojj C:i:Tl h"
lft: At. T T:.s !; &s er.
Goes on the berth at As'ttri i ii..ieilia.clv
r.int 'will take
In Iot to suit !.!pp -.
For rate of freight and iiisrran e, ajily to
r.ALiori:. githi:!k a to.,
r-it an l,vr.
Or n . LEX. BA1 LLI 1. Astoi u.
Soffl MJeiBliy,
Scarf His, Chains, Watches,
Pi.tHos ttmJ Ortixrs r I: IJe.sf
, mnltcni the .nve..t I'rirrs.
The finet stock of .levrlo In Astoria.
fSAll goods warranted as lfprescnied.
GUSTAV HANSEN, JEWELER
T. G. RAWLINGS,
MioIesale and Iletail Dealer in
Tropical, Domestic. Green nd Dried
aNUTS. CAXDira, DRIED 3HLVTS, ETC.
Fine Cifrar.s and Tobacco.
Main street, below Chenanius
HAVE YOU
IN THE 5IATTEK OK
Rags, Bottles, C!d Pcetal,
or Junk of Any Sort,
'ill
01
"Will give you the be-t price for it.
Do You Want to Buy
SHIP MATERIAL,
From a Belayin; Pin to a Haw or : from
Block to an Anchor.
You Can Get what You Want
at T0AEB& STOKES.
Headquarters at buildin?, cast end
Water Street.
' :.. g. attvs
? &tyJ
y NUTJV
- v nwy i
BSB ta i -3n WSk iwC "
KSp H atSKSE
Mil to sell?
FM1&
IE
A LESSON IN GRAM3IAR.
The Proj-cr le of Varions Words and
Phrases.
The word ''while ' should never be
used in the sense of ''though.' The
sentence, "While I shall be glad lo
meet him, yet I cannot aid him,' is
not correct. The word "while should
be used, as a conjunction deuotiug
time, in the sense of "as long as," of
"at the same time that."'
"Quite," need as an adverb, means
perfectly'" or "completely." "Ho is
quite well" docs notmean "moderate
ly well," but "entirely well."' The ex
l'reas.on '"quite a number' in the
sense of a large number" is not
legitimate; and the phrase "the girl
is quite pi city' means that she is
very pretty, not moderately good
looking.
"Under his signature" has been
largely displaced by the phrase,"over
his siunnlure."' This change has
been helped by the idea that under
means beneath, and the fact that
figuatures are usually placed at the
bottom of a letter, lint the word
under h allied to the Latin Inter, be
tween, and the expression, "under his
.signature" is as good as "under his
ban I and seal ,' or "under way,' or
perhaps, "understand."
J:h- .tord ovation is now used m
the sensKJ of shouting aud cheering.
But as Prof. E. A. Freeman of Ox
ford points out, it has a strict and
rfi.'s.'tc meaning; it means the
iii'uiK;,'iv:ii' ior a victory wnicu is
iot of the first importance, or which
is won by a commander not of the
iir.st rauk. In saeh a case tho victor
walked in state to the capital aud
sacrificed a sheep, while in tho full
triumph lie vrsi tirawu m a chariot
and sacrificed a bull. The word ova
tiou,thr n, means a minor triumph, and
slicuki ! e not applied to president",
governop, kings, generals in coai-
inaa'J. or the highest m any position.
.John Abhtons admirable book.
"Old times," contains the statement
that in iiteen Aunos lime no one
Imt women used umbrellas, ami omv
those "whose avocations compelled
them to be out, whatever the
weather." Even "Webster's diction
ary," whjf'h is not excessively accur
ate, lemarks "that the wc of this
v.owi for vocation is ery improper.
aud Shear, who is good in etymology.
ob-crves that the two words should
never have been confused. Vocation
fs one's regular calling; avocation is
a synonym of diversion, as the !Latiu
ncwatio means the calhng'away of
one's attention from regular employ -
menl. It is a banners vocation to
negotiate loans; lo go to bankers'
diuners is his avocation.
"Jtiiualist" hasas.fumcd an entirely
i.cw mcauiug. About twentv-five
e..rs ago it meant a student versed
.;i liturgies and church ceremonies.
Accordingly it was legitimate to speak
of Catholic, .lew iah aud ?Iohammedan
ritualists, lo-dny the word means a
Ptweyite, or an Episcopalian who at
taches more importance lo religious
vestments and ceremonies than the
common prayer book seems lo de
mand.
The use of "around" for "round" is
said to have originated in the south
ern stales. Around is a hybrid word,
means "on all sides of," and should
not be used in expressions like "A
journey round the world with Gen
eral Grant. The equator goes
around the earth; a traveler does
not.
On the point of "begin" and "com
mence" American writers arc more
cautious than their English brelhern.
Very few English writers shrink from
the upo of commence, when they
might just as well use the preferable
word begin. To begin is an honest
Teutonic word; to comme jco is a bid
Latin word which r.oue of the lloraan
classics ever used.
A common phrase is "all of us," or
"ail of them." The expressions "of
us," "of them," imply a part; the
word "all" implies the whole; accord
ingly, the phrase "all of us," or "all
of them,' should be abandoned.
To have one do something means,
as Erancis Boott points out in the
Audover JlvVieic, to require or de
sire him to do it. Accordingly it is
not correct to say, "I am sorry to have
yon go."
It is related of a passenger on the
Hubson River railroad that the other
day ho tore .his ticket into a dozen or
more small pieces, shook them up in
his hat and when the conductor came
around dumped them into his hand.
The man of punches and tickets took
the fragments, placed them together
and satisfied himself that the ticket
was all right, aud then punched the
largest piece and handed the frag
ments back to the passenger. It is
supposed that the passenger expected
that the conductor would refuse the
torn ticket and would put him off the
train, in which event ho could have
sued the compau' for damages.
In the Bernese Oberland a parrot
one day made ito escape and perched
on the rain-trough of a farmhouse in
the neighborhood. The farmer, who
had probably never been out of his
native village, brought a ladder to
capture tue strange animal. When
he had reached the top, and was
stretching out his hand, the parrot
called eut: "What do yon want?
"What do you want?' Theastonishcd
peasant at once took off his cap and
said: "Oh, I beg your pardon; I
tuougut you were a bird! '
.
Its effect is magical, is what all
those 6ay who try St. Jacobs Oil for
pains.
A SOURCE Or DANGER.
"Why Bottles Should he Broken AftcrThey
Arc Used;
Another risk to life is added by the
"secoud-hand bottle" or phial. Ev
erybody knows the number of fatal
"accidents' due to taking tho wrong
medicine or mixture at home from
the apothecary's. The largely in
creasing use of bottled waters and
other beverages points another warn
ing against the unwashed bottle it
self. The death of ex-Secretary Fre
linghuysea seems to have been
hastened, if not directly caused, by
the same sort of carelessness that
made it possible for a young child in
this city last week to drink some
deadly stuff out of a bottle found in
adustlieap. A much stronger word
than carelessness, indeed, might ba
used to express this lack of conscience
in the small daily affairs of lifo that
furnishes kindred instances of "in
voluntary manslaughter." There
should bo as much care employed jn
destroying bottles that have had poi
son in them as there is expected to
be in keeping poison or gunpowder
or dynamite away from reckless hand
ling. It does not always serve the
samo purpose to empty the bottles.
Corrosive sublimate, carbolic acid,
copperas, used in house cleaning, are
often put in old beer or apollinaris
bottles. Aconite, which, is used allo
pathically in a liniment, was found in
the bottle of aerated water which
was opened for tho lato secretary of
state aud of which he partook. Prob
ably some careless previous owner
had used a bottlo to Hold that lotion
and had allowed it to be gathered up
and sold afterward instead of de
stroying it. Ale, beer and tho bot
tled waters arc usually sold with a
proviso that the bottles will be paid
for when returned. It is likely that
many are carelessly rinsed beforo re
filling, with the understanding that
only the harmless beverges have been
in them. '.
It is causing great risks for some
body when potash is put into spruce
beer bottles or sherry into soda
water bottle. Such receptacles being
of some ware or dark glass, it is next
to impossible to see it they are quite
clean and free from sediment when
they arc returned to the bottlers. As
for furniture polish, shoe-polish, and
all such harmless articles, it is consul
erate to break tho bottlo beforo they
arc put into tho nsh-brfrrel, and then
you are sure that iyAmnnfc. left in
them -is very muca"-lw-tf!"wy2$$"a5
harm-
'Hail Till the Cloa.li Roll By, Lore."
But the clouds won't "roll by' as
long as dyspepsia holds its cruel grip.
Dyspej-sia beclouds the mind, confus
ses the understanding nnd darkens
the domestic circle. Brown's Iron
Bitters makes short work of dyspep
sia. Airs. II. L. Taylor, Lynchburg,
b. U., says, 1 have used Brown s Iron
Bitters for dyspepsia, with favorable
results.. I believe it is all it is rep
res3i.teJ to be." Ask any druggist
what is the experience of his patron;
who have used this great tonic.
At a murder trial in Lancaster, S
S., recently, one witness admitted
that he had been drinking on the day
of the murder. He said that ho "felt
it some, but not in a romantic, extor
tionate way." Another witness said
ho executed "a rainbow curve' in
coming to tho scene of the tragedy.
His horse ho described as "a-sitting
bias-wise across the street." Being
cross examined, he said to tho sol sel sol
iceor: "I am. a master-drinker. I
can out-drink you." Bnt tho great
est sensation was produced by a wit
ness who stated that he refused to
tako a drink vvheu invited by one of
the parties to the difficulty. This
caused "incredulous laughter in the
court-room.'
SPBCM. MAIL N0TI6B.
HEltKAlvTIilt SO MAIL
Will bs Forwarded by Steamer
TO SAN FRANCISCO.
ItepNtcreil mall will be forvrnrded through
Iost onitf via Oitden, and ordinary mall via
Ashland, t hence bv Maze 123 mile to Delta,
tli9ii'-o by ia'l to San Francisco.
Wells, Fargo & Go's
Wi Icar.y loiters nnd Tackages, as usual,
by all fctoamcrs fir
San Francisco anil Puget Sound ports
SPECIAL MA!L NOTICE.
IIin.C.UTEU NO MAIL
Will bo Forwarded by Steamer
TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Iteflstercd mail will bo forwarded through
Tost Olllce la ozuen. anu ordinary
mal' via Asli?m?. thenco by
ktaue 125 miles to Delta,
Liencc by rail to
SAN FRANCISCO.
The Northern Pacific
Express Co.,
Will cairy Letters and rackages, as usual,
by all Steamers for
San FraneiMO and rnjet Sound Porta.
CPJOBS on
pjgiTHE GREAT -g?f
o IHiiili KfoJI
BrfB&
!fT
OG2V Basse:!
CURES
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Lumbago, Backache, Headache, Toothache,
Scro Throat, Strclllccr- SprMn. Bruited,
liurn, bcaM. Fro.t BlU-n,
AD AU. OTUCR HODILT TAIS3 ASD J.C1IES.
Soil tj DrosihU nl Dealers CTarj"here. FinyCc-Uti
buttle. DlrfrtJom In 1 1 Iaa;ujjr j.
THE CIIA1U.ES A. VOGELEIt CO..
(!sstKAWA.TUGCCtXCO) JlIUnoT,2d., CS.A.
WiIson&Fisher
Ship Chandlers,
HEAVY AND SHELF
HARDWARE
Paints, Oils, and Varnish.
LOGGERS SUPPLIES.
PROVISIONS
AND
MILL FEED
AGENTS FOR
Salem Ploiiriiig Mills,
Portland Roller Mills,
Capital riour and
FAIRBAFiKS SCALES.
ATUK!A.OKKGON.
.. ARNDT & FERCHEN,
ASTOl'IA. - OKHGOIS.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
v.,---
V r'i .iB.Wi-.
Soiler Shtip ?$g-&4-
AM kinds ol
EffGIffE, GANBEBT,
AND
STEAMBOAT WOEK
Promptly attended to.
A specialty made of repairing
CANNERY DIES,
t'OOT OK I.AFAYETTK STREET.
i. Franklin,
Uiiuerlato anfl CaMnet Mate,
SQUEN1CQUA ST3EST,
NKXT TO THE ASTOHIAX BUILDIXO.
fc3ETAH work dono in a skillful manner on
short notice at reasonable rates.
... - -si"" ''5 iSQrjr-i
i3S3
Couiia
Transuortatioii
FOR PORTLAND!
Through Freight on Fast Time!
THE NEW
TELEPHONE
Which has boon specially built for tho tomfort of passengers will leave
. YVIlion & Fisher's Dock OTery
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6 A.M. arriving at Portland at 1 P.M.
Returning leaves Portland arerj
Tuesday and Thursday at 6 A. M. arriving at Astoria at 1 P. M.
-An additional trip ivill be mado on Kiindar f Eaeh TTeeK, UaTing Portland
at O O'cIbck'SuHUay MornlHx Passgers by Irts rsnUs emnct at Kalaroa
ler Sound ports. W. B. SOTT, President
SPECIAL NOTICE!
Oregon Railway ai Mpta Co.
JSiXTn m ey Tim e -37"fcl .
Commencing July 9, the Fast and Elegant Steamer
R. R THOMPSON,
"Will leave Fort Clatsop at 11 A. M. every Wednesday and
Friday, and "will leave
.A.iSTO'E-LX.A. FOR 'E'O'O.TXjjSL'Kr'ID
At 12 o'clock, noon, on same day
Or on arrival of Str. Gen. Miles fronillwaco, anivingin Portland about 8 P.M.
Evry Siiinlajr a Special Trip
Will bo made leaving Fort Clatsop at 5 P. M. and Astoria for Portand at
6 P. M. Sunday afternoon or after connecting with Str. Gen. Miles from II
waco, arriving in Portland about 2 A. M.
: RKTURSIXG :
Will leave Portland every Tuesday and Thursday at 830 A. M. and every
Saturday at 10 A. M. for Astoria and Fort Clatsop, arriving in Astoria Tues
days and Thursdays about 3 P. M. and on Saturdays about 450 P. M., con
necting with Str. Gen. Miles for Fort Stevens, Fort Canby and Ilwaco.
The Fast and Elegant Steamer
WIDE WEST
Will leave Astoria for Portlaud every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
G A. M. Beturning-vrill leavo Portland for Astoria and Fort Clatsop every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday atG A. M. connecting with Str. Gen.
Mile3 for Ihvnco.
Excursion Tickets Astoria to Portland and return good until Sept 30, $2.50.
E. A. NO YES, Agent, JNO. J.BYRNE, Gen. Pass. Agt.
J. EL D. GftAY.
Wholesale and retail dealer lb.
GROCERIES, FLOUR, AND FEED
Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc.
LIME, SAND AND CEMENT.
Oeneral Storage and "Wharfage on reason
able terms. Foot of lionton street, Astoria,
Oregon.
WEI. EDGAR,
Dealer in
Cigars, Tobacco and Cigarettes
Meerschaum and Brier Pipes, m
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
Revolvers and Cartridges.
CORNER MAIN AND CHENAMUS STS
1885.
Interest
Will be allowed
On Time Deposits.
Drafts on all the leading Cities.
Wm. T. Coleman & Co..
i. EliHOltK,
Manager Banking Department,
Astoria. Oregon.
Magnus C. Crosby
Dealer in
HAM ABE, IRON, STEEL,
Iron Pipe and Fittings,
STOVES, TINWARE
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
8HEF LEAD STRIP LEAD
SHEET IRON,
TjL-ol AND Copper.
Pure Ice,
Delivered at Your Door.
Thislco.i aut en Lake Cocollala and is
pure.
All orders left at Post & Xiamen's Atoria
Soda WorKi will be promptly attended to.
G.KEED.
Manager.
STEAMBR
Coijany
HOUSE.
If. U. PiEHER, Prop's.
First Class ii Every Respect.
Froc Condi to tlic House.
C. TT. KJfOWLES.
L. D. BROWX.
St. Charles Hotel,
(European Plan.)
BROWX & KNOWLES - - Proprietors
First Class ix Evert Respect,
Good Restaurant Connected with the House
Fire-proof Brick Building. 1P0 Rooms.
In the Cantor of tha City.
Cor. Front and Morrison St?., Portland. Or
EA SIDE HOUSE.
CLATSOP BEACH, OREGON.
TliLj Weil-Known and
POPULAR SUMMER RESORT
Will
OPEN FOB THE SEASON OF 1885,
Saturday, June 27.
TERMS.
Board per week . 514.00
Hoard per day.... 2 50
Children under 11, lull price.
For imther particulars apply to
CIIAS. Oliuf. Manager.
Sea Side.
Or D. P. TiioMrso", Receiver, Portland.
Mrs. Sophia Dagget
Bei leare to notify her frionds that sho has
opened a
Boariliii Hoise aid Restaurant
In the building of
Mr. Joplio, Main St., Opp. Ploneor Oeitaaruit.
Where she will be clad to sec all her old
friends and as many new ones as will be
pleased to givo her a call.
THE ELMO
L0DGIHGH0USE1RESTAURANT
J. X. HAMILTON.. Prop.
Xo. 67 Water St., Aitorla.
Nice, new, clean Beds, and careful atten
tion to lodgers.
The Table supplied with the best In season.
THE BAR
Is supplied with au extra quality of liquors
and cigars.
Private Boarding House.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
announces that she is prepared to fur
nish Ladies or Gentlemen with Board only,
or uitli Boanl and Furnished Rooms at very
rea.M)ii:tbI( rates. No extra chargo for uje
of Parlor or Bath room, and every effort
will be made to make hor guests feel com
fortable and at home.
Dinner Served from 5:30 to 6:33 P. 31.
SIRS. E. C, 1I01.DHX.
SE Cor. Main and Jefferson streets.
A Weil Furnished Table
ABUNDANTLY SUPPLIED
With tho bet and cooked in a neat anil
wholesome way. can be found at Mrs. G. W.
Rucker's Private Boarding House, over Eat
on & Carnahan's, next to Odd Fellows Build
ing .
Terms; $5 a week, S22.50 per month
$1 a day.
The Telephone Saloon
The Finest Establishment of
the Kind in Astoria.
Especially fitted up for tho Comfort anil
Convenience of thoso who enjoy a
Social Gl&3.
The Best or Wlnea nnd Liqnori,
The Choicest Cigars.
Everything New and First-Class.
18. I. JEFFREY, Prop'r.