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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1886)
3 ?!tc -Baity gsforiiw. ASTORIA, OKEGO.N: WEDXESDAl .. MAHCJIrn. 13r5 Busiuess of all kinds is '-picking up" around town. A ''covrtemporary' is what one En gene City paper calls t'other. Tho State is due from San Francis co this morning; the Oregon sails. The free labor bureau recently or ganized by the K. of L. appears to be liberally patronized. E. C. Holden will have a special auction sale at eleven this morning of three frame buildings on Chenamus and Concomly street. And yet no one knows whether the registry law is constitutional or not The supremo court would do the commonwealth a service if it would decide that question sometime this week. In consequence of the death of D. L. Beck, the firm of D. L. Beck & Sons has been reorganized, retaining the oil name. The members of the partnership are E. B. Beck, Irwin Ayres and W. F. Beck. Money is reported plenty in Port laud at four pe"r cent On the Sound the papers say twelve is the ruling rate and that fifteen, or even eighteen per cent is not uncommon. On good security money cau be had here at eight and ten per cent The man who prefers a city weekly paper to a town paper because ''it's got more readin' in it," reminds the Jacksonville Times of a countryman who picked out the largest pair of boots in the box because they cost no more than a smaller pair that fit him. In San Francisco the impression is given in public prints that the lie eld's loss was due some way to the Co lumbia bar. That won't de: she crossed the bar in safety just as steamers and sail Tessels cross every day. The JSeda was overloaded, and every seafaring man knows it Lieut. Chamberliu opeued the bids at noon yesterday, at Ft Canby, for the construction of tho proposed post hospital at that point They -were a3 follews: L. W. Holt SG.G4G; W. B. Headingtou, SG.SOO; N. L. Berg, S7,86G. The bids will be forwarded to Washington for selection and ap proval. At "Wilson & Fisher's is a new agri cultural implement that is, new to this section called a "Chicago pul verizer." A stout team of horse3 drawing that over a field will leave tho ground as though it had been poured through a coarse sieve. Messrs. Warren, Adair, Dement and i others have tried them and found the effect satisfactory. A man who will regularly take a newspaper out of the post office for two years and then leave it to the postmaster to notify tho publishers that ho has gone without settling for the paper, may be all right, and may show up among the spirits of just men made perfect after Gabriel blows his trump, but appearances are de cidedly against him. There will be a meeting of fisher men at Liberty Hall at two o'clock this afternoon. These meetings oc cur every year; this time they are starting in rather early. The man that works at current wages and saves hi3 money will have more at the end of the year than he who is al ways discontented and ready to quit before he has begun. County Assessor J. F. Warren and seventeen other citizens, residents of Township 7 N., Kango 7 W., Willam ette meridian, in this county, are greatly surprised to find that under existing arrangements ihey havo no vote in this county next June. They are not in Kuappa precinct, nor in Westport precinct, nor in Ycsper pre cinct Some how they were left out when tho division was made and they get no political pie. A new precinct might be created, or, better still, the eighteen could "pair," just as other American sovereigns do in the senate and house of representatives. It's about "a stand off,5' as the eighteen tmintentionally disfranchised citizens are said to stand nine Republicans to nine Democrats. Forcertaiu reasons they are to be congratulated, and if they only know when they are well oft" they'll let things go just as they are. Hit; P: Uunniiiir Power-.. A Suuday school teacher was tell ing her children how the devil g,eth about like a roaring lion seeking whom he may devour, and after the lesson was through she said that tho?e who wished could ask questions. At once a little boy spoke up and asked how fast tho devil could rim. "Hush, Johnnie,'" said the teacher, "such questions are very profane." "Well, 1 don't care," said Johnnie, "he can't outruu my pa, anyhow; 'cause I heard pa tell a man down the street the other day that he caught the devil the night he came home from the lodge." Prime Quality Goodwin Butter L. llcck & Son. at D. One thousand Brookside libraries just i eceived at the New Tork Novelty Store. ew goods! New goods! At the As toria tailor's Thos. .Iau:s. Parties wishing spars or piling of any size or length can be supplied by leav ing orders with J. II. D.Gray. Cannerymen and Storekeepers will do well to lay iu a stock of Blank Books and Stationery before the stock runs out at the Crj-stal Palace. At the price that stock is being sold it cannot lat very long. For Rent, At a reasonable rate ; the fine new build ing opposite KIrchholFs bakery. In quire at this office. Are ou made miserable by Indiges tion, Constipation, Dizziness Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin ? Sluoli's Vital izer is a positive cure. For sale by W. E. Dement & Co. To the United States Restaurant for the b3?t oyiters. rr ftate rooraB. BY TELEGRAPH. Gould and Powderly in Oonference- Probability of a Satisfactory Result. NEwYor.K,Mar. 30. Powderly and his associates are now in conference with Gould and Hopkins of the Mis souri Pacific rKEPAMN'G TO MOVE I'KEIGHT. St Louis, Mar. 30. Missouri Paci fic is preparing to move freight trains. Tho situation is considered threaten ing, but no ontbreak has yet occurred. The adjutant general of Illinois has ordered the fifth regiment state troops to be in readiness to move to East St Louis. STILL IK SESSION. Xnw Youk, Mar. 30. The Knights' committee and the Gonld officials aro still in session. Hoxie is in St. Louis but uses a direct wire to the confer ence. It i3 now believed that the arbitra tion will result satisfactorily. GREECE MUST HAVE COIN. Athens, Mar. 30. It is stated that tho government will submit to parlia ment a measure providiug for a com pulsory loan and for confiscating of monastery lands. Eeport also current that the government intends to mo bilize the national guards. KBr WEST IN FLAMES. KEr West, Fla.. Mar. 30. -Five blocks iu the couter of the city worn burned this moraiujr. The fire is still raging. It started in a theater at one o'clock this morning. Two churches are included in the rnins. COOLING DOWN. Buussels, Mar. 30. -Many of the strikers are returning to work. Mat ters here aro cooling down. There are still some disturbances in the central district. NO WORSE. Washington, Mar. 30. Secretary Manning's condition remains un changed. IlEXflCEATIC CAM.. The Clatsop county county committee metMonday, Marck:J9tb, 1SSG, nud mado tho following call: Tho Democratic convention of Clatsop county is called to meet at the court house in Astoria at 1 o'clock i. u. on April L'ith, 183G, for the purpose of elect ing delegates to tho Democratic state con vention, and at some future date (to be determined by tho convention) tho saino delegates will be convened for the pur pose of nominating candidates for county officers, and transact any other business mac may properly come belore tlie meet ing, llie county convention will be com posed of 57 members apportioned among the voting precincts as follews: Astoria 23 Upper Astoria 10 Kuappa 3 Young's Rier 3 Clifton l John Day 1 Vesper l West Port l Fish Hawk l Mishawaka 2 Lewis i Clark's l SeaSide l Clatsop 2 walluski 2 Democratic primaries for the election of delegates as above to the county con vention will be held in said precincts re spectively, April LUh, 188S. It is recom mended that all delegates elected to said convention appear in person. Jiy oruer ot tlie county committee. C. IL Paok, Chairman. .Kit est: C. J. Tksxciued, Secy. ror.VI) A TRUE BILL. Some time ago William Myers, Lewis Hamilton, George Brown, Jno. Belisle, Allen White, Lyton Miller, W. B. Stafford, Nat. L. Baker, Will iam McLaughlin aud Hiram Straight were arrested in Portland, charged with a violation of sec. 5,33(3, revised U. S. statutes. Following is the wording of tho section referred te: "If two or more persons in any state or territory conspire to over throw, put down, or to destroy by force the government of the United States, or to levy war against them, or to oppose by force the authority thereof, or by force to prevent, hinder or delay the execution of any law of the United States; or by force to seize, take or possess any property of the United States contrary to tho au thority thereof, each of them shall be punished by a fine of not less than fcoUO and not more tnau .,000, or by imprisonment with or without hard labor for a period not less than six months nor more than six j'ears, or by both such fine and impriaonmeut." On Monday last tho U. S. grand ju ry found a true bill against the above named persons for alleged violation of the foregoing statute. MacDonald & Mcintosh have ju.st re ceived direct from New York an cletMiit stock of Gentlemen's Neckwear. Found. Inquire of M.Stuuzinski. An Earring. Griffin & Reei have no need of clear ance and auction sales; strictly business and fair dealing to their patrons solves the problem. Coal. Hay aud Strair. Tacoma Coal 6 per ton. delivered. Choice Hay from $9 to $12 per ton. Cow ITay and Straw S7 to $10 per ton For sale by J. II. D. Gray. The last musical instrument, a fine Estey Organ, worth $173 can be lwught for 5100 cash, at the Crystal Palace. First come first served. Done !tlcal In quautities to suit at 1 cent per pound at Carnahan & Co.'s. The latest novels inMunroe's.Lovell's and the Seaside Libraries received as soon as published at the City Book Store. Clatsop Ckecso Ten cents a pound. You take' One pound or a Hundred at the same rate, at Carnahan & Co.'s. Griffin & Reed are taking advantage of the low rates and have a large invoice of goods on the way from the east. THE PARTY OF THE THIRD PART. About three years ago Prof. W. G. Sumner, the noted free trade cham pion, wrote a series of clever articles which appeared in Hai'pefs WeeMy, entitled "What social classes owe to each other." One of them was head ed "The forgotten man." According to the following from the Cal. Grocer and Canner, of the 2Gth inat, and which is published without farther comment, it would appear that the same idea animates the writer in referring to a factor in the problem of cannery labor on the Columbia river, which may be desig nated as "the party of the third part." After some minor mistakes, which do not need more than passing allu sion, the Grocer and Canner says: "It now appears that there is a third party whose interests have not been consulted, but who may be heard from as soou as the season opens. The most persistent boycot ter in the country must admit that John always has an eye to business. He thoroughly understands the pres ent condition of affairs on the Colum bia. Knowing of the contract which the canners have made, it is not to be supposed that this coming season will be allowed to pass without a demonstration of some kind on the part of the Chinese. It is well known that they will move as one man when the word id given from the proper source. Tlie "canner s compact ' has clouded the prospect for the season. Tho Chinese will either demand a considerable advance in wanes when once the work of the season has been commenced, or they will not be con ciliated by any offer of increased pay but leave their work at a time when the greatest mischief may be done or the severest losses entailed." On another page discussing the same subject, it says: "It is just possible that the threat ened labor troubles at the canneries have not been so fulh guarded against as was supposed." Tho Chi uese Six Companies, which are main ly interested in finding working forces for canners, have signified thoir dis pleasnre at tho terms of the compact entered into by the Knights of Labor and the Columbia river cauners, and it would not be surprising if tlie Chi uese workmen were ordered to de mand an advance in wages or abandon the river when tho season is at its height, that serious inconvenience may be caused those who have so openly admitted the completest un concern as to their interests." SHOALWATER BAY NOTES. One eighty-five cent silver dollar will here procure about as many oys ters as n persou can carry; this may be interesting news to many Astoriaus who are in the habit, in company with their favorite girl, to pay that amount for just a little nip at old Neptuno's delioiouB dish. The beautiful aud prosperous vil- lage of Bay Center, situated ou the east side of Shoalwater bay, is partic ularly blessed with preachers, no le3s than four residing here, a fact which has its effect on this highly orderly community (a little discord between themselves at intervals, excepted.) It might be suggested that if Bay Center could spare oue or two, the same could find ripe fields for the con verting of souls iu other localities. The sawmill at South Beud is now run to its full capacity "Q,000 feet per day. Vessels are coutiuually at the docks loadiug lumber for San Francisco. About forty men are em ployed at the mill. Under the able management of Mr. Wood everything runs like clockwork. The logging camps belonging to the same com pany will start up soon, which will make lively times on the Willapa. It might be mentioned that the party who, according to yonr Sonth Bend correspondent, of a recent date, "completely succeeded iu disgnisiug himself at a masquerade ball, by washing his face," is again in uc?d of another scrubbing. A party residing not more thau a huudred miles from the Willapa, on seeing his cow break iuto the garden, flung an ax at her and succeeded in nearly sevoring a leg from the ani mal's body. This is certainly a new method of curing fence-breaking cows and it is presumed the inventor will patent it Going up the picturesque Willapa on Dr. Batch's steam yacht Hum. boldt, is a pleasure probably not af forded to all, aud n visit to the doc tor's hospitable home ou South Fork is a treat not soon to ba forgotten. U.vo. ttiii-It!en- Arnica Sulrc. The IM:st S.vi.vk in the woild for Cuts, nrUMo,Sore..lTiCTS.SaIt Rheum. Fever Stiro. Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Kup- iions,anu pu.-i lively cures j'iii'8, or no pay li-quhed. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For nb le by W fi. Dement & Co. T.iKties. Commencing Moudav, Siitli. fu one week only, v.c will sell our fA) cent 7." cent and $1 Buttons at 13 cents per dr. en. at the Low Price Store. Cctlar IVct Flouts For sale on O. it. & N. Co.'s wharf, ply to Carnahan & Co. Ap- Children's Carriages at way down prices at Griffin & Reed's. Cannerymen will find a large .stork of Blank Books at Griffin & Reed's. Attention JLutlies. Don't buy your Children's School Hats until Eaton & Carnahau receive theirs. They have on the way 300 doz., not last years styles,but the latest styles. They will sell them cheaper thau any house in town, and duriug their open ing which will surpass anything of the kind ever held iu Astoria, they will give away school hats to anyone buying one dollar's worth and upwards. Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you. Sold by W. E. Dement & Co. Hay ward Rubber Boots at D. L. Beck raons. - A DENIAL From the Knisht of Labor of This Citv. Astoria, Mar. 25. 1SSG. Editor Asterian: For the reason that some insinua tions havo been made against the Knights of Labor in this city, in the Oregonian, which havo been copied by several papers in California, we deem it a duty we owe to ourselves and to the public, to publish this statement: A delegation was sent to the anti Chinese congress held in Portland on Feb. 22nd, by the Knights of Labor of this city. What occurred at that congress and what resolutions were passed, every one is familiar with. In regard to requesting the China men to leave in thirty days, the ques tion was raised, how will this benefit the workingmen? How will it benefit Astoria aud its business men? The result was a committee was appointed to interview the cannerymen, and the result has been published iu Tiie As torian. We, as Knights of Labor, deny that we threatened, or intimi dated orblackmailed any caimeryman on this river. We went as gentle men, acted as gentlemen and wero treated as such by tho gentlemen who signed our agreement; and we are proud to say that on the publication of the agreement our fellow citizens were satisfied that, whatever might happen elsewhere, Astoria would re main quiet and its citizens and busi uess men be protected. There are no armed men patrolling the streets or guarding the banks. Why should Mr. Holden try to throw a slur ou the K. of L. by calling us an anti coolie society? Does he want to put an idea into some fool's head one, perhaps, who has a red tip on his nose to start an organization of that kind here to ruin our little city, place in jeopardy the property, per haps tho lives of our citizens? O, shame! shame! We are not an auti coolie society; we are a part of perhaps tho most powerful organiza tion iu America. We do not war with capital, we only .ask honest pay for honest work, giving to capital its just dues and demanding the same in return, and no more. In proof of which, knowing our capitalists would be injured if their Chinese help was driven off at this timo of the year, tho agreement was signed only stipu lating that tho work (knittiug) for which white labor could bo had, should be given to white men. Iu regard to the committee or any member ot the association of Knights of Labor being bribed to make this agreement, it is a Lie. We respectfully ask the gentlemen who signed the agreement to careful ly peruse this statement, and if any of the statements made hero are un true iu any particular, publish a card in The Astorian to that effect, with ont consulting any member of tho or der, and vou will confer a favor on th KNIGHTS OF LABOR. C. H. Stockton, M. of K. or L., No. 503TJ. A. A. Cleveland. N. Clinton. James Tatton. A it:uou:i HriiSton'. Sever v.asMieh a riiah made for any Drug Store a-? jn now at W. K. Dement V Cn for a Trial Bottle or Dr. Kmg New Discovery for Consumption. Comdis and CuhK All poisons afleeted with Asthma. Bnmehili;. lIoarciie-, Severe Couuhs or any affection of the Throat and L'ings, can get a Trial Bot tle of this great remedy free, by call ing at above Drug Store. 'Ilegular size $1.00. .3riii orFigs. Maniilai'lmed only by the California Fig Syiup Co. San Francisco Cal. is Natures Own True Laxative. This pleasant liquid trnit rented v mav be iiad of W. E. Dement & Co. nffifty cents or oue dollar per bottle. It is the most pleasant, prompt and effective remedy known, to cleanse the.syt.tem; to acton, the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels gently et thoroughly to dispel lleadaehs, Colds and Fevers; to cure Constipation, Indigestion aud kindred ills. "hiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for Constipation, toss of Appetite, Diz-.inc.-.. and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Priee V) uud 75 cent per bottle. Sold bv V. !:. Dement. Catarrh cured, health and sweet bivath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Kern el v. Priee .TO rente. Masai Injector free For -ale by W. .. Dement. "Haeknictack," a lading and fra gr.iut perfume. Price 25 aud ."0 rents. Sold by V. E. Dement. It may be well to remind the public that the stock at the Crystal Palaee is .telling rapidly. Everything must and will he sold, as the prices show very Elainly they mean strictly business. ,ay in what you nerd and ave monev while yon ran. All Site paieliliiicuii'liiea advertised iu thifc ; c' i, together with the choicst per:i:..rr.,.:!iUtnirt at tides, etc.. cm beb.v.r,h ar thy lowest prices, at.. V. C-"smV ilpis Mnre. on:n-.Ho OrMdi-nt lintel. A.sfona. To 5Io:iselceepers. Attention is called to our advertis ment iu another column giving a par tial list of the soods to be found iu our stock. We aim to carry the best assort ment to be found in Astoria, aud cash or short time buyers will find it to their ad vantage to make tucir purchases from us. Goods delivered free of charge to anv part of the city. D. L. Bkck & Sons. Sleepless Nights made miserable by Chat terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for j'ou. Sold by W. E. De ment fc Co. For a 3Tc:it Fitting JSoot Jr Shoe, go to P. J. Goodmans, on Che namus street, next door to I. W. Case. All goods of the best make aud guaran teed quality. A full stock; new goods constantly arriving. Custom work. Shii.ou's Coke will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough, and Bronchitis. Sold by w. E. Dement & Co Crow, The Leading Photographer, guarantees as good work as can be had in the state. Pictures taken in any kind of weather with th Initantau&ous Process. BOYCOTTING EXTRAOPiDINARY. Uow a Cliicaso Newsboy Worked It On a Fruit Yonder. (from the Chicago Ne. The thriving business ot Antonio Legauio, was serisnsly crippled all yesterday afternoon by a boycott de clared against him nt 12 o'clock sharp, ilr. Leganio is one of the most extensive dealers iu peanuts, ba nauas and oranges in the city, and his place of business is situated on the southeast corner of Washington street and Fifth avenue. The trouble which has temporarily estranged Mr. Legauio and his customers, who are none othor than the odd hundred youngsters who pedeffi the afternoon papers, was precipitated by an act of intemperate violence on his part, and too great familiarity on the part of a youthful patron kuown as ''.Timmv der Ooat" At 11 o'clock yesterday morning Jimmy appropriated two apples and a banana and when asked to linnidate replied that he was temporarily em-! uarrasseu, out would resume pay ment after the noon editions appeared. This was unsatisfactory to the mer chant, who promptly clutched the represeutative of labor and compelled him to disgorge. ' '"Go on, yer mackerony Italy uu; ' I'll have yer boycotted for dis. Yer . no good.' 'You paya do mon yon getta da ! bauan, responded the merchant la conically. Jimmy soon gathered an interesting group about him in the alley near by. "Dat Italyuu ain't no good," he ex claimed. "The only thing us fellers kin do is ter boycott "im." All tho boys shouted at this, but some of tho little ones didn't under stand what boycotting meant. "Well, yer jes' go and spend all der money wid der odder dago on der odder corner. Den yer trows der peeliu's on der sidewalk in front of der dago we's boycottiu' .Pretty soon he'll bo glad ter sell two apples fur a ceut an' tree bananas fur a nickel.'' A burst of applause followed this speech aud the boycott was declared iu forco. Hundreds of little boys who came later joined the boycotters and saved out pennies to spend with the rival Italian on the southwest' corner. J 'Yer got to spend all der money yer can, so's to make der boycott der j odder dago. He'll be mad when sees i all dor kids blowiu' in der money I widder fellow cross de street" All the afternoon Jimmy escorted youngsters over to the rival peanut stand, while Antonio Leganio sat on the top of an orango box aud showed uo signs or "iviugin. The enterpris ing Jimmy fairly reveled in peanuts, j apples aud bananas, which other lit- tie boys bought to help make the j boycott effective. He even neglected I to take out any papers, so busv was ! he showing his constituents where to I buy peanuts and fruits. As for the Italian on tho southwest comer, he was nearly beside himself with joy. Occasiouallv he waved his hands at Antonio Leganio, who was still sit-1 ting on the orange box watching the volume of trade rush past him. But Antonio Leganio, the boycotted mer chant, showed no sigus of giving iu. He smoked cigarettes and dozed, and only showed signs of life when Jim my approached too near with a group of followers aud yelled "Bats, vcr ' dago." j internal dissension comes near breaking the boycott at -I o'clock. "Say, Jimmy, ain't yer going to take onto o'clocks';" inquired a (reck-le-faced youngster who had several times during the afternoon contribu ted to the success of tho boycott aud the appeasement of Jimmy's ap petite. "Naw,' said .Timmv, ''I don't have ter." "You aiu't spent no money yerself," persisted the freckle-faced youngster. "Yer playin' der gang." "I'll give yer a 'nnip in der jaw." retorted Jimmy, hotly. "Where'd yer boycott bin if it hadn't bin for me? Ain't I bin agitatin' all the af ternoon, and now jest when we is go ing ter do up der dago you squeal. Dat's all der thanks a feller gits fer workin' fer yer interests. I'm goin' ter throw up der boycott now an' let her bust' This caused a sensation aud pro found alarm in the ranks of the boy cotters. They pleaded with Jimmy in a body, and he was obdurate ttntil the freckle-faced boy apologized and "set up" the peanuts. At G o'clock the staud of Antonio Leganio did not look as though an orauge or an apple had been dis turbed since the boycott had been de clared against him. The stand of the man across the street was destitute. Antonia Leganio was still placidly smoking and sitting on the box. "You haven't had much trade to day, have you?" ho was asked. Yon seem to have been boycotted." "Dama da boycott! I gitta da good rest all da affanoon." "But the fellow opposite did a big business," was suggested. Antonio Leganio chuckled aud shrugged his shoulders, saying: "D'fella worka for me. I owna da two stands." Farmer ami mechanic. Save money and Doctor bills. Relieve your Mothers, Wives and Sisters by a t imolvrmirplmcp rtf rr linen lrr'a fVmTl and Lung Syrup, best known rcmeSj for Coughs, Colds, Croup and Bronchial affections. Relieves Children of Croup in one night, may save you hundreds of dollars. Price 30 cents and $1.00. Sam ples free. Sold by J. W. Conn. Tlie Most Agreeable As well as the most effective method of dispelling Ileadache, Colds and Fevers or cleansing the System is by taking a few doses of. the pleasant California liquid fruit remedy Syiup of Figs. 50c and SI bottles for sale by W. E. Dement &Co. Shiloh's Cough ana Consumption Cure is sold by us on guarantee. It cures consumption. Sold by W.E. De ment. To Rent. FTNE BUSINESS OFFICE. CENTRAL lyloaatetf. Apply at fins OOTc. First Arrivals of 7 jKtytlW3SiSfSVSnS3tSWmmSISBXStmS ZSMBG&EfWEW? wS g!5 tea iml"p!5 tlfsfrfri mBmamSmd r in i' w r aBflvstt imefssmim 3&S5sa'ss '.:;;:i j mm i i m immmiwmmmmmmm& ' 9sUJJEraH9Hp We will Show This "Week The Largest Selection Of the Ahove Goods In the Very Latest and Choicest Designs, Consisting of OXXll3LJLC"i Sl-L2?S1-L03SL-ESr 1LsSftrtG& Cliois.s, Oorean E""C5-is;a,33Lc3JLos, tfarvci ClOtllS. Xjx'ctiTYi exa.1; Qgrnni Ibrios, IP 037 o ile s, 5ri "TR S'l3-&Q3.S, EtO. Tlioie gomh are remarkably cheap and Ladies would do well to make thcir seleetion-. early as it will he impossible to duplicate later in the season. C. H. COOPER'S, The Leading Dry Goods and Clothing H-use of Astoria. I Propose to Establish a Business here at any Sacrifice. AIST) I A31 AXXIOrs TO SELL ('GODS; l Offer This Week a Few Line or MEN'S. YOUNG MEN'S, AND BOYS' CLOTHING At Prices That Will Astonish You ! If You Want a HAT or Suit of UNDERCLOTHES" Or anything in mj Line, call in, it will pa ou. I Expect to Gain Tour Confidence by HERMAN WISE, The L. and N. Y. Store. Under the Occident Books The Largest and Finest Stock in Astoria to Select From. GRIFFXN " ' ' f 0 m f ff 1 t & AVc have JuHt Keeeived an i'l -ant Stock of SPRING These Goods are made of the Choicest ratterns. Fashionably Cut and of the Best Value. We have also a Large Stock of HANDSOME IS l'OREI- AXI A3IEUICAS OOJSS. KT "E3 "V NT 32 O "KL "7"S7" HE" jSL ZTL 2 A FULL LINE OF GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS AND HATS ALWAYS IN STOCK. The Leading Clothing, Hat, and Gents' Furnishing Store MacDONALD & McINTOSH. 2 . Vm " IL H,f I'Hfyfil II II I I I I I , J & P..F; - .f ii- i i-.i 'n..l)ll I I ll CLOTHING ! w S TNHS ,-