The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, November 27, 1887, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextCi V , !-. ! VOL. XXIX, NO. V2G. ASTORIA. ORKGOfl. SSUDAY, NOVEMBER t7, 1887. PRICE JU1VE CENTS. - "V TS, " ----.. -- , - .- ,i " H "" V D. L TUESDAY Is fast approac reunions and parents as t should re husban mem Have had selected espe Francisco for the last six we supply, until we can confide menced to arrive and now t BUSINESS CARDS. TOIL II. S 31 ITU. ATTORNEY A l' LAW. Office, Koom 4 and 5, over City Book Store. Q.KO. XOhASD, ATTOItNEY AT LAW. 'lce in Kinney's Block, opposite Citj Hall. Astoria. Oregon. C, W. FULTOK. O. C FULTON FULTOX BROTIIEKS. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ttonms5and 6, Odd Fellows Building. C. a. THOXsO. Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Special attention Klven to practice in the U; A. Land Office, and the examination of land titles. A full set of Abstract Books for Cl&tsop Cowry In office. Money to loan. office Kooms 4 and 5, over City Book titore. H. A. KOIVIjBY, Attorney and. Coangellor at .Law Office on Chenamus Street, Astoria, Oregon F.D WIXTO. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Booms No. 11 and 12, Pythian Castle Build ing. B. WATSOJf, Atty.at Law and Deputy Dist. Atty. AH business before the U. 8. Land Office a peclalty. A8TOEIA, - - OREOOX. T3 C.UIXKLEr.D.D.N. DENTIST. Is associated -with DR. IiA. 1'ORQIi Kooms 11 and 12 Odd Fellows Building, ASTORIA, .... OREGON. flRS. A. I AXO J. A. FtJITOX. PltysIcIsHS and Surgcous. Office on Cass street, three doors Muth of Odd Fellow's building. Telephone No. 41. . rAY TUTTIiE, M. I. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Omcs-Rooms 8 Pythian Building Kksidknctb On Cedar Street, back of fit. Mary's Hosnltal. A. R8HAK'. DENTIST. Soone iH Allen's Building, tip stairs, cor vOaM 4WpqwmoMi mwawM hing; that great fond remembr he parents are member their w ds ; when lover r bers friend, and US" Sj D. daily for them in the East, a eks watching all the late Eu ntly assert that no such disp hat they are all here we sha rR.O. B.ESTEH. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OrKirE : Gem Building:, up stairs. Astoria, ifjron. ryt. ASiKKKo jkixnky. Office at Kinney's Cannery. Will only attend patient at his o.Tlce,and u ay be found there at any hour. rK. KKVXK PAGE, rilTSlClAN AND SURGEON, Opposite Telegraph Office. Astoria. Oregon f ,l.V fr SVlttiiKJi. SURVEYOR OF CLATSOP COMTY AND Ex-City Surveyor of Aotona. ItAidenc:NearClatsopMill. . Robt, Collier, Deputy. P C. HOtDE. Notary Public, Commissioner of Deeds For Washington Tenltory. AUCTIONEER. ItllAL ESTATE AND ISSVUAXCK AG VAT. Office at Koldens Auction Kooms. Cbrna- mus Street, Astoria. Oregon. A. SMITH. DENTIST. Rooms l and 2 rjthlan Building oer u. iu Vyooper' More. SPECIAL AUCTION ! Extensive and Valuable Real Estate Sale! Dec. 1st. 2 P. M. AtHoldea's Auction Rooms. Instructed by Mr UT B.'Adalr. at'orney in fart for John Adilr, Sr, and Mary Ann Adair, his ife. I w ill offer at public auction the follmvins described loL in Upper As toria : Ll-'lit lots in block 8 ; lots 3. 4, ." and C In block 22 ; all i'i block 5i ; all in block 53 ; all in block M ; lots 1. 2, 3 and 4 in Mock 90 ; all in bl ck 1)8 A favorable opportunity for profitable Investment on so large a scale has uevrr before ptesented ItsHf. tn this city Manv of th se eligible lots arc contiguous to improved property. Facto, lot Is "5M50 feet, and each b;ocK 3uo feet qiiaie. enulvalcnt to ifi bul dlnp loLs7ifeet quare in -ach block. Property in A.ialr's Asteru is steadllv ao preciaiitip in va ue ; S2 5 o has recentlv'bcen offered fr a pl ce of wacr fmntacc offered fr sae a year aco i or $1,500. New .stores aui residences are constantly poinp; np In Upppr Astoria, ami the street railroad, soon to beiu operation will stimulate bush ess. The advent ol the iron horsp on a steel track standard gua era! way was never newer to Astoilathanatilie present t me, and when that com-s there is no telllrg what this iftfKt Tn VbST.WOrth' K IS THE A warranty deed free from a'l incumbrance to every Int. For any further particulars apply to E, C. HOLDJiN, Auctioneer. To Prep H. WWEMM OVEMB IT CHRIS est holiday of ances; when ch sure to do the ives as the wi emenibers swee when "the poor onld not be forg large assortment of Christm ropean arrivals, and selectin lay in our line has ever been 11 have a GRAND OPENI LIFE ON TEE EOAD. Trials That Harassed the Soul of a Eet7 Jersey Circus Ifanagar. Chicago Tiibune. I have just received the follow ing letter from the manager of H iwl &, Snort's Mihty Allied cir cus nd menagerie, which recently went into winter quarters in 2s'ev Je m': "Yours is at hand and I gladly reply. 1 am pleased lo know that uu intend wntin a book on the subject of 'The Circus and Othtr Noxious Institutions,' and I cheer fully give you all the information in my power concerning our past season. "We were somewhat unfortunate in several things, one of them be ing our elephant. Not knowing the feeling of the public on ele phants this summer, we started out with a milk-white sacred ele phant from interior India, captured at the usual great expense and ap palling sacrifice of human life. We had ouly reached Johnson's creek, O., when the white-wash began to flake and rub off, which necessi tated the application ot two coats of white paint, at considerable ex pense. This weather-cracked and blistered some, and when we reached Poseyville, Ind., the pub lic was wild for a black elephant, and it took three coats oi dark paint, applied at some expense, but fortunately no loss of life, to please 'em. When we reached Illinois, I found by keeping my finger on the public pulse, that it wanted a trick elephant, and ours was accordingly trained to stand on a barrel and kick at the clown. uThe paint was allowed to come off gradually and when we had reached the Mississippi liver our elephant showed several square yards of black, considerable white, besides a number of spots of sim ple elephant. "Our orang-outang left us at Keokuk, la., going to work on a new brick-livery stable at that place, carrying the hod. This forced me to put on his skin and grab the bars of the cage and howl for three hours per day myself. lOur mermaid was struck by lightning at Paris, Mo., and the sheet-item ripped down the back. are for this Gla GOPBS Lit L Li TJKJLS the year; the ildren should re ir children; wh ves are sure t theart and frie that are always otten as goods, and our Harry g the latest patterns, and choi made in Astoria, as we shall NG DAY of which due not "Our lion wont on a strike earh in ;he .-eion and and refused to i ar. Tiiis made it necessary foi the secretary, after he got through selling tickets, to get down behind the cage and roar for him, whilt a canvasman pried the furious beast's mouth open with a picket. This was satisfactory to the public, nut the treasurer's throat was badly calloused. "An inquisitive old gentleman at Atchison, Kas., punched off the hump of our sacred cow with an umbrella, and the audience used it for a football, completely ruining it. The buffalo in o:ir "Wild West show about the same time got so it would not run for the cowboys, and the ring master was obliged to go a head of it with an ear of corn. I soon after traded with a man from Hay creek town ship fur a buffalo with a little more spirit. 'During the seison we gave 250 performances; lied about the next performance 259 limes; num ber of spectators shot by cowboys, 19; number of cowboys injured by falling from horses, 10; number of men who attempted to ride trick mule in Missouri, 27; m all other states, 1. "We escaped without paying our license twelve times; the zebra was restriped four times; the clown attempted a new joke one time, which was met with uroans and eggs. Number of questions asked by spectators, Gi, 000,000; number of answers given, 4 ; number of answers understood, 0. The proprietors made disre spectful remarks concerning the interstate commerce law 875,000. One hundred and thirty thousand tickets were sold, 12,S00 compli mentaries issued and 118 Kansas men passed in on account of bring ing hay for the elephant. Num ber of small boys who paid, 3i; number who crawled under the tent, 138.274. Number of Iowa men who had spotted horses they wished to sell, 1,7U0. "We have gone into winter quarters here and now have our agents ransacking th known earth for curiosities. Nothing is purchased which is not warranted to howl all summer, as the treas urer and myse f do not feel that we could in justice to ourselves or the public again undertake to con- d Time time of happy member their enhusbands o do their nd re-with G. Smith has been in San cest eoods to add to the show. The goods have com- ice is given duct the howl department for the -easn. "Our artists will be variously employed during the winter. S'g. Potts, the bareback rider, and M Skinner, the human snake, are eng-ijied with a grand double im proved 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' com pany, ejeh representing Uncle Tom, Sig. Potts dying at the right of the stage in the last act as u ual, and subsequently appearing to the audience on the celestial shore, while M. Skinner recovers on the left and dances a double shuffle and retires undercover of a cloud of dust. "I think I may safely say that the prospect for next 3 ear is vpry fl.itterinir. Wc are having our bills printed with three new colors added, and will have a patent trumpet arrangement attached to the mouth of the man who sells tickets for the side show, which will double the strength of hts yell. We are hound to please the public." A Chronic Tendency Overcome. M.iny persons are overcome with a chron ic tendency tn constipation. Thev arc of bilious temperament. 'I he complaint to which they are subject, though c.iily reme rti.iiile bv judicious treatment. Ih In m my cases aggravated by a res.irt to ir istlc pur jritive" and clul.igogu-s. As the human tomai-h and bow-ts are lined with a deli cate me brane, and ii"t with vnlcanite.they cannot stand prolo ged dn-ni h ng wlcii such mciliciucs without serious 111 !ur. Notlu g restores and coumeracis an hibituu ten-d-nry to const In.it ion so effectually as Hos tettei's Momacn Kitteis, Its Uxative effect Isgentlean 1 nngresive. It neither con vuN es nor weakens the Intestines, and its effec s are nnacv mpan ed by griping pains. It arouses the liver w hen the organ is s ng glsh. promotes digestion, and encourages ap petite and sleep. For lever and ague, Sid ney tmublps, nervous complaints and incip ient rheumatls n, it is incomparable. Take a wineglass before meal j and see how soon ou will relish them. Some men speak of the loss of sleep as if they had already had it in their possession and had in some wav mislaid it. Arouse the faculties, stimulate the circulation, purify the blood, with Ayer's Sarsaparilla. The pope is not a believer in home rule. But then the pope is not a married man. Pittsburg Chronicle. For speedy relief and cure in cases of bronchitis, take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It controls the cough and induces sleep. - I CASH I. L. OSGOODn ONE PRICE. ASTORIA, OREGON. SOLE vvViUUi . ACENT. I Scarlet &&jbfe ttv j aj P'c0 fc Extra and p ff pip,, . jufc Ib Mixed .LUZERNE RUTTING MiLS.-J W01' fotdtf Wo1, Scarlet W ft$ Vy .p Doable r ?w4j Seated c" Wool, gf l?rawary)bi''l c?ra' fe Shetland 2KIDNEy-WPB0TEGI08g Shetland ordmar7 t.d J Scotch j 3& -LUZERXE KSHTKG BILLS,-J? Wool. "w J$y Wool. HOTELS .VXD RESTAUBAXTS First Class in Every Respect. free Condi to the House. cum-, r.vuxsox. F. COOK THEi EVEKSON & COOK On the European Plan. L.XRGB CLEAN ROOMS, A FIRST-CLASS RESTA URAXT Board by the Day, Week or Month. Private Rooms ht Families Etc. Transient Custom bolioited. Ojsters, Fish, Meats, lite.. Cooked to Order, WATER St., Opp P'nnrit & Siokci A FIRST CLASS SALOON Kun in connection with the Premises. The Best or WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Good Eil.Iard Tables and Trivato Card Rooiih. THE Casino Hestauraxit One block from thi o. K. & X Dock, WI. M.SERRA, Proprietor. A Good Phal For 25 Gents. 0sters in any Style. 25 cents. In connection wi-h this Popular Itcs'nu rantlsruiiafi st-clissftuloon, w 11 stocked with chinn-si- Wines, I.iqmns and t Ig.irs. Seaside Bakery. BfstSIilk 2Sraii mifl CAKES OF ALL KINDS, Manufacturer of Fine Candies. AJS'D Ornamental Confectionery And Ice Creams. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Candies. The Oregon Bakery A. A. CLEVELAND, Pmp'r. Gooi Breafl, Cale ai Pastry ICone but the Best Materials Used. Satisfaction Guaranteed Customers Bread dclh ered in any part of the city. BurYom:- Groceries 1 Provisions -OF- Foard & Stoke Their largely increisiug trade enab'es them to self at the vrv lowest margin or profit while Rivinc you uoods that are of first, c!as3 (itiallty. Goods Delivered All Over the City. The Highest Price Paid for Junk. Strike! Rich! BOOTS & SHOES P. J. GOODMAN. Genuine English Porpoise Shoes Tor Gents. Ladles' Flexible Shoes In FltENCn. KANGAEOO & DONGOLA KID. Boys' and Youths' ' Shoes or all kinds, Mlses Children's and Infants' Ifcels aud Spring Heels We Deal in Boots and Shoes Only -THE- DIAMOND PAIAGS! GUSTAY HANSEN, Propr. A Large and Well Selected Stock of Fine Diamonfls t Jewelry At Extremely Low Prices. Ail Goods Bought at This Establishment Warranted Genuine. Watch aud Clock IJepairJugr A SPECIALTA'. I'omer Cass and Squemoqua Streets. MILLINERY ! Latest Styles : : Lowest Prices DRESSUAK1XG IX ALT. ITS BRAXCHES. MRS. W. J. BARRY, (Eaton SCarnahan's Former Establishment) : A 1 I E- A K l Jf VITCiiToVATl"": And Examine Goods. A Perfect bystem of l)UKS F1TTIXC. BAZAR. Co to ftorah Rappleyea's, For Evrrj thing In the I'ne of Fancy Work. A fu'l assort ment of La lies' Undenv ar Bridal Sei, La me's Anntnx, Tai le arf. Ernhndderv failk. Fancy FtliiKes. Noveltv Braid, tc. pic t'aisi Street, One door South o.Pr.utiug Of fice, uppli THE HF STOEE, Headquarters fdr School Books. A Complete Line of tho Official Text Books. Prices Guaranteed Satisfactory. The New York Novelty Store. '. .9HiH tMHMBEBSe ' ' " WtBOBSTS, J. H. D. GKAI Wholesale and retail dealer In. GROCERIES FLOUR, AHD FEED Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc. LIME, SAND AND CEMENT General Storace and "Wharf- n rcjison- able terms. Foot of Benton a i.-V.jtoria. Established iS70 Gr.A. STINSON &.CO.. BLACKSM1THING, Kt Capt. Bbsers old stand, corn'exo'l Cass and Court -Streets.' " Ship and Cannery work, Horseshoe'rc Wagons made and repaired. Goodivrrk suaxanteed. to M 176 tzJn&a:? kUuiuJXiJijiM I ,. . aiA.y i. ,A . .A AB. ..-.