The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, July 22, 1885, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textl CO S!c gattjj ftorfew. ASTOKIA, OREGON: WEDNESDAY. J ELY 22. 1SS3 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE PORT OF ASTORIA BAILED. Oregon, ss roclilman. S F July 21 ARR1 VALS FROil SKA -tatc of California, ss Dolracy. S F July 21 VESSELS IX THE III V Ell. HtjJce. Urbk Klasa. Brlik Kittr. tirbl: Carnarvon Caslle. or uk "W. 11. Hesse. Am bk Coloma, vessels ox rzj; r.i : from foreign Ports, for flit 'oitmlIu KIcr Abeor.a lir sp 979 Knrnt island Jloy 12 Abercorn, Ur sp KX& SyJc; Birrar.h, Br bk SI2 Honolulu July 4 British Army. Br sp 12R9 San Pedro Director. Brbk079, lions Rons Dovenby. Br Lk 85" Liverpool via Victoria Karl Kosoberry. Br bk 1159 Cnsnos Avres Elwy. I$rbkG7 Newcastle, A Firth of Stroi sa, Br bk 1KW Sidney Tirth of Dorroch, Br bk 'ti Liverpool Uriscdnlc, Br Bp Liverpool May 1 MoUkc, Gor bk SJS Li vorjool Feb 23 Xoss Head. Br bk 1011 Sjdncy Jf ftsporc, Br sp HOP, Victoria Primera. Brbk W Brisbane Sulitclraa. Brbk. 101, Xagaski. Singapore, Brbk C36 Buenos Ayres TytUonons. 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The height is reckoned from lhe level of average ion eriovvntcis to 'Ahr-'itliefeonnd nij-s are Riven on the Coa-t Sunev churls. STEADIER MOUNTAINEER CAPT.E.. T.MOODY, Astoria, Or., Cathlauict, W. T., Yfcstjinrt Or., and intermediate points. The Steamer 3.rounfaiiifcrv-ilI lonvn Asin- na dally, until luithcrnoiice,lroniHut!cr' wliarf. loot of Main street, at half-past 2 o'clock 1 31., sis follows : Slondavs. V"ediiPhda'vs nnd l'rit'su. fm CATHJiAMirr and mtei mediate joints on Wash. Ter. side willyo to West port, -vm.e uajs. Tuesdajs, Tlmr&dsijs and Satun!a. for wiiMFUBl and liitcnnediate ponds on the Oregon Mde ,11 go to Calhlamet .sjire u:ivs. Will Leave CATIILAMET, W.T., for As- tona, Jlondajs, euneidaj and Kriiir.jx r.t seren o'clock A. 31.. toitclimtrsit all v.-av Isnnl hiss on Wash. Ter. side, and reluni oh smie MUC. Will Leave WESTPOBT. for Astoi;-i. (ir on TuesdajK, Thnrsdajs and Saturdays at wv- en ociock A. Ji.. touclniiK at all wav land iass on Orejjoa side, and letnni on tmne sid For Freight or Passage, apply on hoard, or iu jHuu micci nan. irufiB 10 .Ji SUrflrilERSCHEDULE. FKOil ASTOKIA TO Ft. Stevens, Ft. Canby and iiwacc Connecting by stages and steamboats for Oysterville. Montesano and Olympia sTE.Vflii:n s& "GEBT. MILES," W. T. Wkitcomb. 1astf.il Will leave A;toiia daily (Sundays excepted) for Ft Stevens. Tt. Canby and Uvraco, at 8 A. M- With Ojsterville Mails and Express daily, and Through Mails to points beyond, and :uoisiesano, . J. ,011 Mondays, WedueF.days and Fridays. On Thuisdaj'H tho "iiiles" will make tvo round ttip3. leaving Astoria on sec ond trip (about :; 1: si.) 3 hours after surivstl from llrst trip. Fare to ihvaco, - - $1.00 Passengers will ssive 25 cenfs bv purchas ing tickets before going on board. flvvaco Freight per Ton, - $2.00 tST"For Tickets, Towage or Charter ap ply at tin: ofilee of tho companv, Gray's wharf, foot of Benton street. J. II. D. GRAY Agent. F0HEENT, Four Rooms. Centrally Lccaled AND SUITABLE FOR HOUSEKEEPING. AITLY AT ASTOEIAX OFFICE. To Rent. FINE BUSINESS OFFICE. CENTRAL IS' located. Apply at this Ofllce. SOCIETY 2IEETIXGS. Temple Liodse, Wo. 7A.F.A.M. O EGl'LAi: COMMUNICATIONS h first and third Tuesdays in each inmttli at- ?' nVlnplr I M T lllf Hall in' Astoria. Members of the order in good standing arc Invited to attend.. Kv order of lhe W -' Eearcr Lodg-o No. 35, L O. O. F. REGULAR MEETING EV- ofjKa cry Thursday evening atH?Sg. seven o'cloc:-, sit tne jfige -sjSrsfe room in Odd Fellows llsili.Asio- . ri:v. Sniourninjr members of the order is good standing, cordially invited to attend. By order - - Ocean Encampment, Ko. 13, 1. 0. 0.F. OKGULAR MEETINGS OF OC1LAN EN JSX campment No. 13. I. O. O. F., at the JX)Uge, in tne uau i-ciiows xiuuuing, ;i. seven r. ?:., on the second and fourth juondavs or each moniti, sojourniug urvin ren cordiall invited. By order c r. Seaside Lodge No. 12, A. O. U. V. REGULAR MEETINGS OF SEASIDE Ixnlge No. 12, A O. U. W. will be held in their Hall oer Csirnahan & C'o.'s on Thursday evening of each week, sit 7 o'clock. jHumners ot me oruer in goon siuuouig. aim viciiitiir iTt-zif ftrTc iv fnvitjkii tn 5it ii;fi. Li brary will be open fifteen minute" lKfre sum micr eacn mecing. ay mrr .. . C. BROWN, Kcc. Astoria Lodfire No. 40. 1. O. G.l. REGULAR MEETING EVELY MON day evi-ning sit 7 -JSO o'clock, in flic Hall overCarnahan'sstoie. Membeisof the Or der, in good standing, are ia ited to attend. By order W C'.T. American Legion of Honor. REGULAR MEirriNG OF ASTOKIA Council No. S95 is held on tin first and third Tuesdav of each month, at 7 o'clock i. jr. By order" of the Council Commander. R. V. MONTEI i II, Scc'ty. Occident Council No. 5. 0. G. F. MEETS EVERY FIRST AND THIRD Saturday evenings of each moa'.ii. at 8 o'clock P. M. Members of the wcK-r sire respectfully requested to attend. By order. C. BROWN. Recoid.-r. Cushing Post No. 14, G. A. H. REGULAR MEETINGS OF THIS POST on the second and fourth Tuesdays of eadi month sit 7 -M i at. Visiting com rsidcs cordial! v invited. By oilier P. C. Cushing Roller Corps No. 3, G. A. E. REGULAR MEirriNGSONTlIESECON'D and fourth Tuesdays of each mouth, s;t S. v. 31. Bv order Mits.C. KO.ss. SecreLirj. Facitlc Lodjjo No. 17, K. of P. REGULAR MEETINGS OF THIS Lodpe evorv Fridav evening, at iZO o'clock, in thwr Csistia Hall, Sojouniir.g ICnig!ic cordially invited to s,tten '. W. A. SHERMAN. K. of It. and S. Astoria LiCdios Coflee Club. REGULAR MEETINGS ATTIIECLUB'S mom-; on the first and third Friday's of each month sit 7 1. M. Sls. F. IS. EI.B1.1LSON. Pres. Coanon Council. TJEGULAR MEETINGS. SECOND AND JLt fourl h Ttieslay evenings tf each mouth sit 74 o'clock. 3J'ersons!cNiiiii;to lisive matters acted ujmii: by the Council, sit sinj' itgnlar meet ing mu-t present the same to the Autlitor and Clerk, on or before Hie I'nusiy evening prior to tin Tueday on v.liich the Council hold its lcgidar meeting. THOS.S..IEWITT, Auditor sindclirk. iWilili BUTPALO, N. T, Organized with a Tall Stall ot JZightcen. Experienced and Sldllfal I'ltysicians and Surgeons for tho treatment ot sil Chronic Diseases. OURFIELBGFSUGOESg Chronic Ilasal Catarrh, Throat and Lung Diseases, Liver and Kidney Dis eases, Bladder Diseases, Diseases of Women, Blood Diseases and Hervcus Affections, cured hero or at home, with or v. ithout seeing the patient Come end sec us, or send ten cent3 in stainr for our Invalid's Guide Book," which gives all icrticulars. Nervous Debility, Impo tency, Nocturnal Losses, and all Morbid Conditions caused by Ycuthful Follies and Pernicious Solitary ncruuuentlv cured bv our Sieeialisti. Ttofil.- post-paid, 10 cts. in stamps. Rupture.or Breach radically H37HD17 fi carca witnoat the knife, with UfiUnba Gout trusses, without pain, and vitnousuangcr. cures Guar anteed. Book scat for ten cents in stamps. PILE TUKOES and STRICTURE3 treated under guarantso to cure. Book sent for ten cents in stamps. Address, World's DisrESSAur UnciCAL Associatjos, CC3 Slain St., Buffalo, N.Y. ul .. .. niiM The treatment of many i&Guu! Ur fi diseases peculiar to at tho Invalid's Hotel and Sunrical Institute ha9 nf- forded large experience in adapting remedies for their cure, and BE. PIERCE'S Favorite Prescription is the result of this vast experience. It is a powerful Restorative- Tonic and Nervine, impart3 visor and strength to tho sys tem, and cures, as if by magic, Leucorrhea, or "Vhites," excessive flowing, painful menstruation, unnatural suppressions, prolapsus or falling of tho uterus, wealc hack, anteversion, retroversion, hearing down Ecnsations, chronic con gestion, inflammation and ulceration of the T7omh, Inflammation, pain and ten derness in ovaries, internal heat, and "female "weakness.' It promptly relieves and cures Nausea, and WeaknesB of the Stomach, Didlgestion, Bloating, Nervous Prostration, and Sleep lessness, In either sex. PRICE $1.00, OR SIX BOTTLES FOR 2$S.OO. Send ten cents in stamps for Dr. Pierce's largo Treatise on Diseases of A omen, illustrated. World's Bipsary Medical Association, 633 Main St., BUFFALO, H. Y. SICK'-HEADACHE, Bilious Headache, Diz ziness, Constipation, Ladigestlon, and Bil ious Attacks promptly cured by Dr. PIERCE'S Pleasant PURGATrVE PELLETS. 25 cents a rial, by Druggists. I Delicate SAVED THE CASH SYSTEM. BY J. H. E0BEINS & SON Hare determined to abolish tho OLD CRSDST SYSTSrY! And hst-e made SWEEPING REDUCTIONS! In MuMcnl Instruments, bliecl Music, Music Uooks, Strings, and tverythintj; pertaining to the music trade. W t have caucu in an our iravennsi men. discon tinued our sub agencies, stopped selling to the trade, and now offer to sell direct to the consumer at a Jess pr.ee than we have been telling to the b aile. We pro-po-e to sell for cash ith order, therehj" avoiding liad debts. Kvers' Piano su;d Organ miM by us is fully warranted for live s'ears, aud will ue Kept in repaii ixee ui ij...ii.. Anj' Piano or Orga ordeied of us. after three das's" trial, can be returned at our expense, if not as recommended and salislactory. and money refunded. You can buy a Piano or Organ of us on the installment plan at the same price as the cash purchaser. I)y paying us any amount at any time, we place the sjime to your credit and send j ou a cer tificate "of deposit. When you have deposited the lull cash price of the In strument .von wish, it will be subject to your order. Should sickness or other misfortune ovcrlstke you before the amount of the Instrument is deposited, and should jou so desire, your money will be refunded in full. We buj Pianos and Organs at the factors' for estsh stud ship in car loads. Oilier Musical (Jocd-i wc buy in Europe, and get them as lor as the low est, ' "N"ow. as wc offer to sell direct to the consumer, s'ou will get your goods at a heavy reduction by ordering from us. The crj' of bhoddy will be set up by interested parties, but it will not so, for these are the same Pianos and Organs wc have been selling for the past ten S'ears: and it is a well known fact that there are no better instruments ma !e in :he world. We append our Price List, in whieh are shown our old credit prices and our present tremendous reductions, WeJ give pi ices of leading styles only, but the same reductions run through all styles. UOIllilKd & SON(or PEASKiPI ANOS. Slvle7,S200; old credit price, $3T0. Style 8, $225; old credit price, S'00. McCAMMOX PJAXOS. Sisle7. S2i"; old credit price, S.'C0. Style 1,S."!00: old credit price, STiCO. Style C,$J10; old credit price, SAW. IIALLET & DAYLS PIANOS. Style 10, Soil; old credit price, SoGO. Style 24. SZ'JOz old credit price. S."(. Style -s"trMtJ4iri; old credit price $700 1IEX11YF. MILLEit PIANOS. Style 10, S410; old credit price, SGOO. Style ii, Sr0; old credit price, 300. Style s. $o; old credit price, S-ir0. W. W. KIMBALL ORGANS. Style 100, SoTi; old credit price. KiT". Style 101. f-ft'.; old ciedit price, S17.". Stsle200.ST0; old credit price, 173. Style 201, S73; old credit price, Sim. Slylc2oO,S&i; old credit price. 200. WHITNEY & HOLMES OllGANS. Stvle :X), $s0; old credit priee, .sir,o. Style 210, SSTi: old credit price, SHLl. Sts le 321, SIT.; old credit price, S17.".. Stvle 1W).100: old credit price,18Ti. Stj le '2Sl, 125 ; old credit price, S273. A llubber Cover and Stool goes with ea?h Piane: a Stool and Music Book with each Organ. No charge for pack ing and shipping. Other musical goods reduced in the same proportion sts Pianos and Organs. Sheet Music at one-half the list price. Those who use stringed instruments will save one-half bj purchasing strings of us by the bundle. All we ask is a trial and you will be convinced that wc mean just what we sa Cut this out and save it for future use. Correspondence solicited. Send for full descriptive catalogue. We have been in the Musical Merchan dise business for the last ten s'ears, and as to our mode of dealing refer to per sons who have bought our Instruments in all portions of tho North Psicific Coast For cits' reference we give the name of the Hon. HENBY FAILING, Pres ident of the First National Bank of Portland, Oregon. J.H.ROBBIIJS&SOK'. 229 First Street. Portland. Or. 3IARKETS. WYATT & THOMPSON. DEALERS IN FRESH AND CURED ftlEATS, CHOICE GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Crockery and Glassware. BflEill FoocaL, H3to, STAR MARKET. WHERRY a COHPAEry, Fresli ;:nd Cured Bleats, Vegetafolos, FRUITS, BUTTER, and EGGS. OPPOSITE OCCIDENT HOTEL, CSffKXASIl'S Street, Astoria, Oc Washington Market. SInIn street, - Astoria, Oregon. BEP.G3IAS 5L CO. VROVRIE.TORS OESFECTFCLLY CALL TflE ATTKV SX Hon of the public to the fact that the above Market will always be supplied with a FULL VARIETY AND BEST QUALITY FRESH ARD CURED MEATS ! ! Which will be sold at lowest rates, whole sale and retail. "-Special attention given to supplying 3IOXEY-2IAKING OSAGES. A good many vears aero tho Osaco tribe of. Indians was in Kentucky,1 says a western man to tho Philadel phia JVi cics. Tho whites came along and wanted their lands. The govern ment said to the Osages: "Go over in Illinois, and we'll givo yon land there for S'AoO an acre and "pav vou S3 for your Kentucky laud." The'ln dians had to go. Before long the whites caught up with them, and tho story was: "Go over to Missouri, and we'll give you land for SL50 per ac re and pay you S10 f or this." They went. The ax of tho white man was soon heard, and again the story went: "Go over to Kansas and we'll give you land for 8L25, and pav vou S15 for this." "Great Scottf said the Osage chiefs, or whatever the Osage for that mild expletive is, "we'll keep moving as long as you liko at this rate."' So over to Kansas they went. Here tbey stayed a few yetirs, and at last the government said: "See here' we can't go on doing this. We'll have to put you over in the Indian tern- Jory, where we'll give you land for nothing and will pav S18 an acre for this.' It is easy to suppose that tho Osages went aud there they are to day. Uut this isn't all the storv. There are to-day just 207 Osages. They have in bank a great sum of money which inakes them the richest Indians in tho conntrs', and not only that, they have in the ludian tcrritorv a tract of rich land that is as large as Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont and Delaware combined, nnd as fertile as the Garden of Eden. This land the "cattle kings" have got hold of by paying the chiefs a small sum for the bargain and receiv ing a lease in return at a lower rate, The young Osages think this rather hard lines., but they have got so muct money that they don't need to grum ble; in fact many people will wish they were Osages when thoy read this story. Southern women seem elated over the fact that Miss Cleveland has writ ten a book. Every letter from south ern women to tho publishers has somethincr to say about the fact that Miss Cleveland is the social head of a Democratic administration. The women of tho south aro all politi cians, and furthermore, aro patriotic. Another reason why Mis3 Cleveland's book is popular in tho south 3 be cause she is a temperance woman. In that region tho temperance party is waxing strong, and tho women all make a point of this characteristic That there is nothing on temperance in the book is of no consequence; thej are solid in their support of her because she is for temperance, and for that reason thousands of them will buy her book. The southern preacher, "Sam" Jones, says that certain men " onght to havo been in hell long ago. " Hor ace Greelej' used to say in opposition to the doctrine cf the uuiversalists, whose worship he attended, however, that there "are not half as many damned as there ought to be." These efforts to correct tho failures and mistakes of tho Almighty are liko tho regrets of Alphonso of Castile that ho was not present at the creation to give the Creator somo excellent hints which ho believed would have greatly improved the result of the six days' work then aud thcro accomplished." " You've como from tho rink," said the maiden fair To the south who was on her waiting; "Pray tell mo what's tho attraction there To-night. Is it f nucy skating? " Ho rubbed his spine "and his face be trayed His bosom's agitation; "Tho same old attraction is there," ho said, "Tho attraction of gravitation." For. D'spepsta amtLivcr Complaint, you have a printed guarantee on everv bottle of Sh Uoh's Vitali.er. It never fails to cure. Sold by W. E. Dement. YOUXC ZtlES'KEAS THIS. Tun Voltaic Belt Co., of Marshall, Mich., offer to send their cejebratcd ELrx-tuo-Voltaic Bsjlt and other Elkctuic AI'PLIancks on trial for thirty days, to men (young or old) atllicted with nervous debilus', kws of vitality stud manhood, nnd all kindred troubles. Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, and many other dis eases. Complete restoration to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk Is in curred as thirty dsivs trial is allowed. Write them at once for illustrated pamphlet free SPECIAL MAIL NOTICE. HEREAFTER NO MAIL Will ba Forwarded by Steamer TO SAN FRANCISCO. Registered mail will be forwarded through Post Ofllce via Ogden, and ordinary mall via Ashland, thenco by stage 125 miles to Delta, thence by rail to SAM. FRANCISCO. The Northern Pacific Espress Co., ill cany Letters and Packagos, as usual, byallStoamcrsfor San Franciioo and Pugct Sound Ports SPECIAL SLIIL NOTICE. HEREAFTER NO MAIL be Forwarded by Steamer TO SAN FRANCISCO. Will Registered mall will be forwarded through rost Ofllce via Ogdcn, and ordinary mall via Ashland, thence by stage 125 miles to Delta, thence by rail to San Irancisco. Wells, Fargo & Co's Will carry Letters and Package! , as usual, bs all steamers for SauFranciscoand PugotSouud ports IS THE TIME TO CURE 1 SKIN HUMORS. I I RIB 1 lit IT is nt this sc.ison when the Bores arc clog ged aud the Llood and Perspiration arc isiden with Impurities tlntdlfigunng Hum ors Huiuiliatiug Eruptions Itching lort tires. Ssdt Rheum or Kczeiusi. Psoristsis, Tetter, Ringworm, Babs'Hiunors, en-ful:it Scrofu lous Sores, ADscessses. and discharging wounds, and cverj' species of Itching, Seals" and Pimplv Dieaes of the Skin and Scalp, are most specdil v smd cconomiesilly cured by the CCTICCKA ItiaiEDIES. IT IS A FACT. Hundreds of letters in our possession (cop ies of which mav be had by re urn mail) are our suithuntv for the sisaertion that Skin. S alp. and Blood Hur.iovs. whether Scrofu lous, lnheriie 1 or Contagious, may NOW be wniiuneiitlv cute I by CurrcenA Resw. vknt the new Illood Purifier, internal's , and Citticvba and Ccticx'RA lso.,1- the ir-eat .kln Curt; and beaittiiiers. ixtens'.iv in on list f the nine and eneu f " other sesisoii. GREATEST CK EARTH. Ci'TicritA RKVEr,i;.. :.i II..- Kr.atet medicine ".i earth, la the wi-r-t esi-e of SsiR Rheum in U.:n i-m:ntr My mother had it twentv ye r. d in f: -t iiiwl from It. IbcbireCiTfrr.' wki1 !nr- s-.vei h"r lif. Mv:iu:i. bit-. : il !! est- et v ered fnrthrM e n. ws.i h fet" hg relieve I or cur : nun i l ; t. tit i iTicritA ki-soi.-vknt. !iui-ns!i':. nd Ci: n:i" st: il Cuti cka So.i. t-!-:t:nlv J. W. i:M .Nr.WAUK.O. GREAT BLCOD KEDICINES 'I he half l:i in t e-'ii told :is to tne grt-at cumtive row. rs of fe CfTirritA -I:ro!K-nrrs. I hav j --I.! hui.dreds f dollars for mi'di -im-i t cur iM-ea- of t!i bto- smuI ktn and !.".-er foun.l auytl.iiiOi-J to eipssil rheCi'Tici'KA i hMvnir-.s. C'HAS A. WILLIAM- Pnov.liirsrK. R. I. Siliby all dnist-SU. frier s Cirrui'itx, .7)c. ; 1'v.hii.vbnt. su: Mi.ir. lre nareil l- tin 1'OTrKit l)i:v: a.vi CnnM wu Co.. Itoton, Sla-s. Send Tor Ilovr t iire.llsi !Hraes." D r A 1 1 TV For Tan. Sunbur . anil Oily DLrlU I I kin.t'trrHVUA Soap. CHOLERA AND YELLOW FEVER. Msi'arial. Miasmatic smd contagious or Epi tademie Diseases and mans ailments "VBf attending chanze of climate, food obB and water, urns be entirely prevent " ed by wearirg si Cuticcra Plas k tkk over the pit of the stomach. -ir ith frenucnt change.s.vt hencvercx Iosed to these affections, a cure by aborp non is effected bs it wiien sill other plasters fall. It Is the best plaster kn wn to physi cians and drug-tUts. At druggists. liSc ; live for Si 00. Mailed free. Potter Dnro and Cukmi cal Co , Boston. ATARRH Complete Treatment, with Inhaler, for every form of Catarrh, $1. ASK FOR SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE. llesid C'ohl. Waters" Discharges from the No,e and t's'es. Ringing Noises in the Head, Nervous Headache and Fever Instantly re lieved. Chokiiu mucus di lodged, membrane cleansed ' and healed, breath sweetened, smell, taste, and hesiring restored, smd rav ages checked. Cough. Bronchitis. Droppings into the Throat. Pains hi the client. Ds'spepsia, Vast- mi; ii .-juciioUi aim ricMi, iai&s oi nieep, cured. One bottle Radical Cure, one bos Catsirrli al Solvent and one Dr. Sanford's Inhaler. In one package, of all druggists, for 1. Ask for SAxroitDs KAnrcALtuRK, a pure utstuia tinu of Wi'ch-Hazel, Am Pine, Ca. Fir. llaiigoid. Clover Blossoms, etc. IMiler Dsng nnil f'bcmlrnl t o., Boston. gqlun$ Scvr Lire for Shat- Jtered Nen'cs Painful Jluscles and esiken ed Organs. Collin' Yoltnlr I'.lc-tric I'l.istrr iustantls' af fects the h-tvous sys tem and banishes pain, nervousness and debil itS. A perfect I'.Icc Iro - Cnlvanlc Il.tt tcry combined vritli vwl irtiv ELECTRIC -fiCASTERS a lilcbly Druggists. nicdlclnnl l'Intcr for25. AH Benton Street Assessment. NOTICE is hereby given that the as sessment made bs' ordinance No. SOU of the cit of Astoria, which ordinance passed the Common Council of :aid cits' on tho 2ord day of June, 1885, and was approved on the 15 day of J tils, L", for the improvement of Benton street in the cits f Astoria as laid out and recorded bs John McCIure, from Seventh street to the water front as provided bs ordin ance No.773of the city of Astoria, which ordinance passed the Common Council of said cits on the 28th day of April, 1835, and was approved on the 2Dth day of April, 1883, is now due and payable at the oflice of the City Treasurer in U. S. t:old or silver coin, and unless paid within five dass of the expiration of this notice, viz. Thursdaj, August 7th, 1SS5. the Commou Council will order warrants issued for the collection there of. The assessment is as follews: E. C. Crow, S X lot 4, block 7, 25 feet, 4.25. v E. C. Crow, lot 3, block 7, 100 feet. S17. C. Baltis, lot 4. block 10. 100 feet, $17. II. B. Parker, lot 3, block 10, 100 feet. S17. United Statea, lot 4, block 23. 100 feet, 17. United States, lot 3, block 23, 100 feet, c17. v Clatsop County, lot 4, block 28, 100 feet, S17. Clatsop Counts', lot 3, block 28, 100 feet, S17. Geo. navel, lot 4, block 41, 1C0 feet, S3.G3 Geo. Flavel, lot 5, block 41, 100 feet Estate C. Boelling, lot 4, block 48, 100 feet,S5.G3. Estate C. Boelling, lot 3, block 48, 100 feet, $5.05. Estate Mary A. Gray, S lot 1, block 8 25 feet S4-25. 'Estate'MarsA. Gras, lot 8, block 8, 100 feet, 17. Mrs. II. A. Forth, lot 1, block 9, 100 feet, 17. J. W. Gcarhart, lot 8, block 9, 100 feet, S17. C. L. Parker, lot 1. block2L100 ft., $17. Estate A. II. Itichardson. lot 1, block 27, 100 feet, S17. A. Montgomcrs, lot 8, block 27, 100 feet,.?17. Jtico. Flavel, lot 1, block 42, 100 feet, v Estate M. M. Gillman, lot 8, block 42. 100 feet, S5.G5. Job Boss. lot 1, block 47, 100 feet, $17. Geo. Flavel, lot 8, block 47. 100 feet, S17. J. F. Halloran, lotl, block 73, 100 feet, S17. G. C. Flavel, lot 8, block 73, 100 feet 317. By order of the Common Council. Attest: T.S. Jbwf.tt, Auditor and Clerk Astoria, Oregon, July 17th, 1883. JOB FBXETTXXTG, NEAT. QUICK AND CHEAP, -AT- The Astorian Job Office. m m$ jT& li-inliClnvTI' rl fgjjgSg mSB.nufi:i87 THEY HAVE BEE.V AWARDED HIGHER PRIZES AT THE VAM0US THAN THE O0CD3 OF ANY OTHER THREAD MANUFACTURERS IX 1HK WORLD. Quality can Always he, Depended on ! Exuerieiicei fttemi Use no Other ! HENRY 517 and 519 Market Street. AGEXTS SPOlt Seine Twines, Rope and Setting Constantly on Hand. lobb &CO.JIMF0TENTMEN JOBBERS IN WINES. ! LIQXJOKS, ! AND J C1GAH&: AGENTS FOR THE . Best San Francisco Houses and Eastern Distilleries. Tumblers Cccantcrs, and All Kinds of Saloon Supplies. Sr-AR goods sold at San Francisco Prices. MAIN STREET. Oppo-dte Parker House. Astoria. Oregon. m , TR7nnnnnn fisniirii i JUiUvviUU'J UUUIIUI . Liverpool and London and Globe. North British and Mercantile Of London aud Edinburgh. Old Connecticut of Hartford, AXD COriWIERCIAL OFJCALIFORNIA Fire Insurance Companies, Repreentins a Capital or $67,000 OOO. B. VAN DUSEN. Acent. THE BEST IS THE Royal Brand Flour Manufactured by the OREGON MILLING COMPANY Is of Superior Quality, and U Endorsed by all who use It. THE HOUSEKEEPER'S FAVORITE Of Superior Rlsln-r Quality. Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction. WYATT & THOMPSON Solo Aceuts for Astoria. FOLEY HOT MEDICAL SPRINGS. A Hack will leave Eugene on the arrival of the train from Portland, EVERY TUESDAY, Making the trip front Frt!and In loss than two (lays rb dtylRW. PETER IHJNKY. S & CO., SAN FRANCISCO, I'AUIFIC COAST. Bo tbey YonnsrorOtd, baxlnc Loet thos attributes of PERFECT MANHuOD S MaT Tteraln OotrkW Sexual Power PfiOCREATRE AbiLiTT, rrvf Jean Civiale. BV THE USn OF The Civiale Remedies. form of Son-.lnal loss and weakness whether ilua toAoutliful iolly. Abnw. or Natural Kailuro. This tna t imnt originated bv lJOF. CIVIALE. ntloptml In every llOspiTALIn FltAXCHand uncsiulillmlly emlorsed by tho Medical Pro'ralon i i.asii.v'ai;iliki, painlis. qitick; on.l alKjveall LwriAO IN ITS KeSuI.Tm! FREE TO ALL Fpoi,rccei')tof ttcen's .,,,. In postaeo stamp, wo V, . Pn" rco to any earnest inquirer, our sn!en diil illustrated Ct pa t medical wortr.sriTlntrsTnii) lonisofnlironus of Sexual Disease, description TOiiiieni, prn.-cs, icsiiraoniau anu news- tjf' a. " ce''n cure. Seir Ad lustinsr and Olore Fittlne Cradla Compressor, for tho thoronsb and radical euro. T Wlrhmifc fnirtrnrv t t VARICOCELE Comultatlon with full Medical Staff, FREE. Diviale Remedial Agency, i74:Fullon SL, N. Y. RESTORED The recs-jtt that Tho-iMuds cannot get cured of SEMIAAL VWAKyESS, LOSS OP JJ.V HOOD, andtheresult of abuse, disease or excesses, is owing la a complication called PROSTATOR EIIEA. DR. LI ERIC S IS TIC ORATOR is the OXL VeureforPROSTA TORRIIEJ. Price, 0-l.CO per pactaje, 6 packages, S10.80. GuiJa to H'alth and Stlf-Analyslsentfree. Address LIE Ilia DISPEXSAR 1' for Disease of Men, SW) Otarif St.. -San Francisco, Cal. "0:0.. -atrnxTTiDEa., THE SPECIALIST, Xo. 11 Kearney ltreet, San Franclico, Cal. TKKAT3 ALLCHROXIC, SPF.CrAI. AKDPltl- VATE DlSEASK WITH "WOXDEKTUI. SOCCESS. THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY! Is a certain cure for VcrroHS UebllUy, Lost Mnakoed. I'roHtntorhnea.and all tno evil effects of youthful follies and excesses, and In drinking iHtoxl entlnzIIqHors. Dr lllnilpwnolsnreir- ular physician, grad uate of the UniTer sity of Pennsylvania will atrreeto iortiet ssou for a case of this kind tho Vital Restorative (under his SDe- cial advice and treatment) will not'eure. $1.50 a bottle, or four tunes the quantity $5. sent to any address on receipt ot price, or C. O. D. in private name if desired, by Dr. Mlatle. II KcnrnrSt..Snn Francisco, Cal. Send for list of questions and pamphlet. 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