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VOL. XXVII, IVO.ft).
ASTORIA, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY l, J 887.
PRICE MVE CENTS.
4 Pjf " I S Od J
BUSINESS CARDS.
T ti. JLiA FOKC13,
DENTIST.
itoom$U sad 12 Odd Fellowj Building,
ASTORIA, - - - OREGON.
jyt. a. ii. fujltox.
lviijsiocasiaml Surgeon.
Office oa Cass-street, three doors south of I
odd Felon 'a bull ting. I
ifiejmonf no. 41.
P TKOKX.
PITrSICTAX AND SUROEOy.
Residence, Upper Astoria, NIHson Hous.
fAY TUrTi.K, 21. 1.
-1C1AN AKD SUKGEOK
ri , ItoomsC Pythian Building.
IJfcsiDKVCE Oa Cedar Street, b.ick
St. 3iri ' Hosoital.
i)
It. O. K. ilSTKS.
H YSICIA.N AND SURGEOX.
(i-m B j';din:, up staire, Astoria
jyon.
TK. VRtSS HAWK
JMIYSLCIAN AND SURGEON,
(Pl3ire Telegraph Offioe. Astoria. Oregon,
" KI.O F. PAICK.ESIC
., SURVEYOR OF CLATSOP COUNTY
AND
Ex-City Surveyor of Astoria
'rtices'-N. E. corner C:iss and Astor trwts
:Joon V0.8 TJii ttr.
Robt, Collier. Deputy.
llX. AH.PItKI) KISXEY.
Offfcp at Kinney's Cannery.
Will only attend patient at his ofllw, and
may be found Mere at auy hour.
E.
c iioi.di:.,
Uotary Public, Commissioner of Deeds
Eor Washington lerritory.
Auctioneer, " Deal Estate and Insurance
Agpnt.
- Offlce.-at Holden'3 Aucilon Rooms. Chpna
"tenystreet, Astoria. Oregon.
'STB. 'TBOXSOS, . B.tW7RE7.
THOMSON & COO VEBT,
attorneys at Law and ITotari69 Public.
Special attention given v collections and
examining titles.
urricd Kuums 4 and 5, over City Book
atoie.
GEO. JL. DVKU.IS, OKO. SOliXttU
OLlSD & DORRIS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
"w In Klnney'a Block, opposite CiU
Hell. Astoi la, Oregon.
w. fulton. a. c rcvr
FULTOS KStOTOEKS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Ko4a5and 6, Odd Fellows Building.
I H. A. UOWI4UY.
ittoruey and Counsellor t IjSW
JfSce on Chonamu3 Street, Astoria. Oregon
CT 1. WLXTO
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Roolns No. 11 and 12, Pytuian Castle Bulld-
Q B. WAT80.V,
Atty.at Law and Deputy Gist. Atty.
All business before the U. S. Land Ottee a
specialty,
ASTOltIA, I - QlilXiOS.
T" T. BA.K1.V.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OREGON ClXr, - - - . OBEGOK.
t,"1 aa experience f nine vear-t as
Register of ihe land Onc at Oreon City,
Oregon. I am now ready to attend to Land
Business for settlers and claimants before
any oisrrl -t, or the liener.il. Land Office oa
reasonab.e term.
Ajdiceaadjurormatlon, If desired, Riven
Dv n iUL
'a;
JtiTJAH'.
DENTIST.
Rooms in Allen's Building, up stairs, cor
ner Cass and Squemoqua streets, Astoria
Oregon.
Ar SUXTil,
DENTIST.
Room3 I and 2 Pythian,
C. IL Cooit'-Morp.
Bmld-ing over
THUS. MAIES,
FasiiMe Tailor
A Good Fit Guaranteed.
CH AROKS MODERATE
Agent for the Celebrated Housebo-d Sowing
Mach'ne.
Shop opposite C. H. Cooper's
H.
ADeJMARK.
i...
2eo rum ojtiates, Emciiza una Poison
SURE.
iPROMPT.i
! JST TlVrfifiTCTM tnn.fnnn
ras ciiaklla jl. ueiek Co.. i:iltioue, sjd.
Cuss 2hili W'i?-1rf
' IUctacbf, Ilradsri?, TcvCuubc,
.-ipraict, jHTUiiui, tie.
PItlCE, FJFTi' C1JATS.
TUE CUAP.LIS A.OCEtEB CO.,15 UllaOaB, flfl.
Jurea Fem&la Complaints. A Great Kidney
Ssmedy. CSOLD-BYALLDSUGQISTS,
Boat Building.
AfANY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
anil uiidredi of fine boats of ray bui'd
nuke my Buaranieet for ood woik. Head
quarters at the old Astoria Irou Work.
building. Will build boats at any no lit on
thtt Oitimbla MVpB uhcro mc fTvrz vic
bo required.' - " ,
wt. no we.
AGENCY
M.Wgiaii
CO.
OrjSAN FRANCISCO.
Flavsrs Wharf and Warehouse,
Astoiiu, Oregon.
Cauuory Supplies at Lowast Prices.
Stcrp.se and Insurance at Cm rent Rates.
Banking Department
Drafts en the leading Cites of the W0H.1
JOHN P. MctfOVEEN,
Agi-n.
n. n. Colcmnn. Accountant.
Wilson &
Ship 0
HEAVY AND SHELF
T
Paints. Oils,. and Varnish.
LOGGERS' SUFFUES.
PROVISIONS
AND
ILli F
AGENTS FOR
SALEM PATENT ROLLER MILLS,
Portland Keller Mills,
Capitol Plour and
FAERSAKKS' SCALES.
ASTORIA. OREGON.
-THE-
DIAMOND PAIAGE!
GUSTAY HANSEN, TropV.
A Large and Well Selected Stoek of Fine
DJ
liy:
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AH floods Bongbt at This Establishment
w-rr . . . 3 m 1
vYurrauieo uauuine. 1
Watch nuil Cloelr. Keiiairiiis:
A SPECIALTY.
Comer Cass and Suuemoqua Streets.
Iti - t n
'Elmore, Sanborn & Co.
I COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
! ijlim. T-. .---..
T-. --mmr..
j?irt?
XIAO XXL ctilOtJ
AGENTS.
Hepresenln the Largest and Most Relia
ble Fire Insurance Companies.
All Business promptlyjaud accurately tran
acted. FJaveliWhaif, - -
Astoria Oregon.
OK Ota.
E R
LftP&f&Etn
rui re
Fisher
handlers.
rim mi rift
Jeie
Ia the State Senate.
Salejt, Feb.. 14. H. B. No. 40,
by Crockett, creating the county
of Lee from rtnatiila, was taken
up for consideration, and failed.
H B. 66, Holland, providitig for
the. creating of Malheur county;
passed.
H. B. 180, Thompson, changing
the boundary of Liun count)';
passed.
SENATE BILL3 TDIKD HEADING.
S. B. 120, Lee, providing for the
purchase of land and the erection
of a brick b'uilding as a school for
deaf mutes, at a cost not to ex
ceed $20,000; lost and not yet
given for reconsideration.
3. 15. ob, Ohandier, making it
unlawful for public corporations
to employ aliens on public work,
with a penalty of 500; lost.
S. B. 49, VVeathenord, empow
ering county courts to fix dm
amount oE tolls on toll roads; loj-t.
S. B. 51, Chamberlin,' providing
that the present main channel ol
the Willamette river be made ihe
boundary line between Marion and
Polk counties. Chamberiiu ex
plained that the channel ild
changed, and where it was former
ly on one side of an island of 400
acres, it was now on the other side.
Lee said ihe matter was of too
small importance to have evor
been brought before the legisla
ture. The channel was constantly
changing, and a man living on the
island hadn't vet Ddid his uoll tax.
They wanted to keep Kim it. Polk
county until he settled uo.
Ditnick said to let him come
over into Marion and he would
guarantee payment of the poll tax.
The bill failed to pass.
No. 59, Emmett, compelling
children between the ages of S and
Ii years to attend school at least
twelve consecutive weeks in a
year, unless excused by the board
for--satis factory- reasons, -ored-a
cated at home.
Veatch opposed the bill, for the
reason that the school system
of our state was not a free one. In
some sectionsof our state they had
a rate bill. If a man were so
-poor as not to be able to send his
children to school because he
could not pay the rate bill, should
you punish him for it?
Chandler satd he did not beltvc
there was a man in the state 1 jo
poor to pay the rate bill who
didn't spend twice as much inone)
for tobacco, and some of them
twenty-live times as much for
whiaky. A man who was too
poor to educate his childreu ought
to be in jail or some other plaice.
Veatch said no one favored such
a bill more than he didbut he be
lieved there were honest poor, who
didn't use tobacco or whisky, who
couldn't pay this rate.
Chandler said if an) one would
show him a man in his county, in
dustrious and temperate, too poor
to educate his child, he would
give bond to have it done for hiro.
Wat's and DnnL-k said this whs
an absolute nece.sity, as in some
sections "of the country half the
children were growing up in 10
norance. The parents should be
compelled to send them to school.
The bill passed. Adjourned.
EVENING SESsIOn.
S. B.- 69, Chandler, licensing
venders of medicines; recommit
ted to the judiciary committee.
S. B 73, Steel, repealing the bi
cycle and traction engine act, as
far as the act effects bicycles and
tricycles; lost.
S. B. 77, Gray, to nrevent false
I brandingof canned salmon; passed.
S. B. 9S. Weatherford. provid
ing that the county surveyor or
his deputy, shall -survey all roads;
passed.
S. B 108, Siglin, providing for
the admission of graduates of law
colleges to practice in the courts,
on their diplomas; passed.
5. B. 11 J, Williams, for pubU-
c.a"on in a newspappr of a descrip
Tinn QOTon kO f .
"" i coiio-y tumo iukcu up
where the
value is over 615;
nnsseii.
S B -mo JXmhu creat;no. th.
. offiae of countv recorder in Clno.L-.
."""ovituuiiiy cwi ufr in viacK- nreventhe at
a,as Yaminii, umatiiia, Linn, vv.r.wow
!ttnp"5
! H. B. 204. Hnrrincrrnn. rlivirliniT hri Kn Pont
H. B. 204. Harrington, dividino-
the office of countv clerk of Mult-
j nomah county into the offices of
county recqraer, cierK 01 the cir
ci it court, und clerk of the coun
tv court. Tfie act tvkes pffeet
July 1, 1883, an lflVion fox the
'same to be held in June, 1888
f passed. ' -
e S. B. 114, Lee, rjquii ing physi
cians and surgeons to rdcu're li
cense from the cler'c of iJie eircdit
court, which shall begranted only
to graduates of reputable medical
colleges; lost.
S. B. 177, Wager, -. for an addi
tional judge and distriot attorney
for the Sixth judicial district; read
twice.
S. B. 131, Coleman, appropri
ating $4,620 for portraits of the
governors; reconsidered. Ad
journed. The Militia Bill a Law.
WAbinxcTox, Feb. 14. The
president allowed the act appro
priating 5400,000 a year to pro
ide arms and equipments for mli
tia to become a law without his
signature. The constitutional lim
itation of ten days within which
he should have acted expired Sat
urday. His failure to sign the
bill is regarded as an oversight, as
ho was not known to object to jyiy
of its orovisions.
The Salmon river miners have
organized a district, to be known
as the Ruby Mining distriot. Mail
lor the camp should be addressed
via Grand CoiiIop, care Condon
Ferr-.
Tho Beirliinltu; of tltr End.
-ine u- gmnuig 01 a rtisctse Is a deuility or
d'-sordertif some of the vital organs, the
stomach, ihe Hwr or tan bowcia usua'ly.
There are d j speptic symptoms, the liver is
trouWesome, tlic skin grows tawny and un
healthy looking, there are nalns in the rfcht
s'de or through the right sh oilderblade. The
climax Is often an uttT prostration of the
physical Mieo;ie. perlnns h fatal Mue. But
if the difllculty is met 1st tlmo "vuth il.istot-ter'-
Muin.icli Bitters, which is always efTtMt
ive as a ttuedy. hu-1 it should he reaort-d to
at an early s'agt?, tnorc will be no reasou to
apprehend thuiti Injurious subsequent ej
ects upn the jysteiu oftenutnailed by en
tirely cured dLse:ises. fjar better Is it, aho.
o employ this safeTemcdidl aetit In fever
and .sru', and o her mnlaiial cmnpUints.
tluu-q luiiie and oihr potent dniRS. blob,
c'venTnien ttipytkrpn.va, effectual for a
time, run the stomach and impair the
general health. .
The Ashland woolen mills paid
out 813,270 in dividends last year,
in addition to di-mut sing $27,944
for wool, and 10,703 on waojes
paid to employes residing in the
town of Ashland.
-When baby waj sldt, wcgavciiar Caatorla,
When sha vraa a Child she cried for C&storis,
When Eha boccme Has, she clung to Castoria,
Vtlicn shehad ChlldKn, she gaTu the ia Castcria
Tilts school tedcher at Osceola,
W. T, is a vounsr woman of onlv
!.!: hteen years: but she has no
difficulty in keeping order, for she
threatens 'to sit down on the first
pupil who is insubordinate. She
weighs 325 i ounds.
rW. ould enjoy your din-
1 Tier anfl nro Timxrnnnii
by Dyspepsia, use Acker's nvRnonsm
Tablets. They are a positive cure for
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulency
and Constipation. Wo guaranteo
thern. ii.j and GO cents.
J. W. Conn.
The medical colleges of the
United States have gradua'ed
over 33,000 physicians during the
past nine years, and the present
rate is about 4,000 per annum.
Soother at baud. It is the only safo
medicine yet mado that will remove
all infantile disorders. It contains no
Opium or Morphine, but gives the child
natural ease from pain, rrico 25 cents.
Sold by
J. AV. Conn.
Policemen' and firemen in New
York received over 500,000 fiom
the c tv as nens'ons last vear. and
thp Tribune states that the amount
will be much lanjpr this vear.
DiphrLer n.
"I am living hi a neijihhnrhord sur
rounded with Diphtheria and was at-
tnn.k'd Willi Trip.-rntj'il Snre Th on 1
l at 'inec connueiiced to im- barb s Pro
vuiylHchc rliild, riiluted about one
ha.t.-.isa parole, wIumi great clots of
h id menibrat e and uutrnus came
1 rum inythro.it. and the attack pased
flfY. T :im atlvfinrl nf ltc ofTlojr .l i
preventive and cure for Diphtheria."
w. r. WoonwAitD, Frankford, Pa. - '
lnlecior rrw. with oAh
Shlloh's Catarrh Rpmnrlv
rire so cents. SoM by V. E. Dement.
House to Let.
rNTHEFIR-TOFMAItCH. 1RST, JfRS.'
r "IUUWU3 1UUKIII& XIUIIO tor pilVaiO
boaniinuor private dwelling. For pirtlcu
lan apply either personally or by Iett r to
MRS, J W.MONSON.
rrt Stevens, Oregon
I
S.. itm-Z-i 1-nJ:
-.-At-'iSyf-ni-.
To Regulate
favorite Some hemedy u
wsuracted'not xa contain sialic par
asoe, bat Is purely vegetable.
It win cure all Diseases caused
by Derangement of tna Liver,
Kidneys and Stomach.
If your liver h out of order, thea your
jrholc system Is deranzed. Th blood b
unpure. the breath eflensive: you havs
headache, feel languid, dispirited and
nervous. To prevent a more serious coa-
wuMwu, uutc at once siramona
3IVER
REGULATrm rr , i,a , s
sentary life, or sufier with
T" ," ""T VuurJ' 'uiecuonn, avoid '
stimulants and take Simawni Liver Regulator
lure to relieve.
If you have eaten anything hard of
digestion, or feel heavy after meals or '
sI"P'e? a,1 n,gh take a dose and you
will feel relieved and sleep pleasantly.
If you are a' miserable sufferer with
Constipation, Dyspepsia and
Biliousness, seek relief at once in
Simmons. Liver Regulator. It does not
require continual dosing, and costs but a '
tnJle. It uUl cure you.
If you wake up in the morning with
bitter, bad taste in our mouth.
P A 17YI Simmons Liver Regulator. It cor
1 rS 1 tcti,thc Bilious Stomach, sweeten
A &&&&&J the Breath, and cleanses the Furred
iuuBuc. vnuuren oiten need some safe Cathar
iiu ana ionic to avert
Simmons Liver Rei
hk. Cr.l. o
u 5t , oicmacn. lnaigsstton, Dys
the Complaints incident to Childhood.
At any time you feel your system needs
cleansing, toning, regulating without violent
pursing, or stimulating without Intoxi
cating, take
I 1 1 n 1
SSWH
PREPARED BY
J.H.ZEIUH& C0:,Philadelphia,Pa.
PRICE, 81.00.
Look Here E
Ityouuauia neut fitting Stilt or Cloihoa
goto
3", SI. B.OSS,
Merchant Tailor.
Havlmjjiut iece!re4 a complete asaort
m?ntf Foreign and Domestic Suitings.
Something Entirely New.
I am preuanSd to make up Suits cheaper
Uihu ihe cheapest.
(Jive me a caU and be convinced that I
mean wbatlaj,,
J. ROSS
Cprnw 3'iuetnoiiua and HomlUoti streets,
east of C U, Cooper's.
PRACTICAI.
GrRAINER and PAINTER.
SiaNPAlNTING, AND
GLASS SHOvV .CARDS.
PliAIX A Ad ikcoijative
Paper Hanging, Frescoing, Etc.
Shop on Ctiss St., ne to Sthvsou'a Black
smith shop. Astoria. Oregon,
YiiEfnf a Cisar aDd TdIhcgo Store
J. W. BOTTOM, Proprietor,
Water-Street, Two Doors East o Olney
Fine Cigars, Tobacco and Saolcrs Articles,
Sold rtt Lowest Market RRtw.
PRUIT3. CANDIES, NOTIONS.&c
0. H. Stockton,
Pioneer Painter end Paper Hanger.
Offioe on Main. Tlnce doors sotith of
''queiuoqiia Street.
House Painting, Craining, Fres
co In a, etc.
id n
JlU. Ui wS.i
Auctioneer anfl Commission Agent
SstabUshed 1874.
Dealer lu New andbeoond-hand unilfure
and Bedding.
Will conduct Auction Sales ofLand, Stock,
or Houehold Goods iu the country.
Win apprabe and purchase Second-hand
Furniture.
Con'-iKiiments SoMcited, Quirk Sales aud
prompt Cosh retums gturanteed.
Astoria acent for Dallv and Weeklv Ore.
gonian.
Carnahan & Go.
SUCCESSORS TO
I. W. CASE,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL DEALERS IN
GENERAL' MERCHANDISE,
. Comer 0hen3mu3 and Oass streets.
ASToiior .- , - . . oilEGON
THE
MM
uva.
V i
t "i-sSiafe.-, .it,
ARB0UR'S--
HAVE NO EQUAL!
1 w -a
I ' xMm ii1 w ifiPTi 1 1 1 1 TwrT iffii TfcT i HMIMr
mh ! wSrTEHNAnrW
GRAND PRIX PARIS, 1878,
AXD ,
GRAND CROSS of the LEGION D'HONNEUR:
THEV HAVE BEEN AWARDED
HIGHER PRIZES
AT THE VAKIOUS
THAN TH1I aOOD8 OP ANY OTKEE
THREAD MANUFACTURER'S
IN THE WORLD.
Quality cen-ways be Depended on
Experiencefl fisiile no OH
HBNKY BOYLE & CO.,
517 and 519 "Market Street, SAN FRANCISCO.
AiiEXTS FR PACIFIC COAST.
Sjejne Twines, Rope and Netting Constantly on Hand.
The Hew Model Range
CAN BE TIAD IN
Agent, Call and Examine It ; You Wl'l be Pleased. E. R. Hawes Is al30 Agent for tEe
Buck Patent Cooking Stover.
AND OTHER FIRST CLAS3 STOVES.
Furnace Work, Steam Fittings, Etc., a Specialty. A Full Stock on Hatfid.
NEW YOKK
Novelty S
ELEGANT STYLES
VALENTINES
Of Latest Manufacture.
Bought in Lirge Quantities, and to he Sold
at the Very Lowest Prices.
For Vale' tines ofanys'ze.stvle or qual
ity and at the Lowest Prices, call at the
New York Novelty Store!
lJI o
ColnMa Transportation Company ::
FOR PORTLAND!
Through Freight on Fast Timei
THE NEW STEAMER
I -
t ii ii
TELEPHONE
Which has been specially built for the comfort of passengers will leavs
Wilson & Fisher's Dock every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6 A.M. arriving at Portland a! 1 PJ
Keturnlng leaves Portland everv
Tuesday and Thursday at 6 A.
it-Aa aanmonai trip win he made on
at O'clock Huaday 3IorniBff.
tor Soaad porta.
.fadkJUkJJlifa
xposilions
H
ASTORLi, ONLY OF
Frank L Parket,
Dealer in
Fancy and Staple (Ma
Flour Feed Potatoes
Headquarters For
ASTOEIA WOOD YA&&,
M. arrivina at Astoria at 1 P. M.
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