The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, January 12, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textao ?hc Jlatty gUtorimt. ASTORIA. OREGON: SATURtnY Jt.MJW.Y 12. l0 1SSUSD EVERY MORNINO. (Monday excepted.) J. F. HALLORAN & COMPANY. Publisher) and Proprietors, autoriav r.ntii'vii, - - "ibSti:ekt T mis ofNu!f riitlfn. enH In r-iirtr r '!:......... 15 rt en l M il xt imiiiii .. . '-err- ! -n JT.uu Free of postage to subscribers. The Astokian guarantees to Its adver tisers the largest circulation of any newspa per published on the Columbia river. County court meets this morning. Tho Telephone makes a round trip to-day. Skating at the rink this afternoon and evening. Rev. Mr. LeRoy lectures at Rescue Hall to-night. Preaching at the Presbyterian church to-day at 2 o'clock p. m. J. C. Nixon of Seattle, is fitting out the Venture for a cruise in Alaskan water3. The only vestibule tra; in the northwest is on the Ilwacd & Oyster ville railroad. In the justice court jesterday two Chinamen f .-felted bail on n charge of pmoKogopinm. E C Lewis will have charge of Capt J H. D, Gray's business during the latter's absence at Salem. The Bonila broke a pin in tho shaft when ab reast Cathlamet yester day, thus delaying her arrival some what. "Peck's Bad Biy" combination wrote here for Monday, but Zamlocb had that date engaged at the opera bouse. Geo. Weidler and Thos. Holladay, receiver of the Ben H-dladav estate, report th it they have $3,500.70 cash on hand. At the Congregational church to te to eorrow: Theme: "Soul Thirst." Evening theme; "Skepticism how 'to deal with it." Fine mn"ic and a social, pleasant time is guaranteed all who attend the soiree of the dancing academy at Carruthers' ball this evening. C. C. Utsinger yesterday sent to hia Minnt-sota friends two mammoth Oregon pears, to illustrate the kind of fruit raited in his adopted state. The births in Astoria so far in '89 are a good many. If some register were kept it would be a valuable item of city statistics at the close of the year. Henry Hendrickson, the three-year-old son of John Hendrickson, died yesterday morning of cramps. Fu neral at two o'clock to-morrow after noon. Reception of new members and communion services at tho Presbyte rian church to-morrow morning. In the evening Dr. Garner will preach, preceded by a song service. There is considerable of an immigra tion into the Nehalem country. Sev eral families are going into the mid dle and upper Nehalem, where they will be heard from sometime. The O. R. & N. day boats resume to-day their departure from Portland at C a. il, Which will enable them to get in here earlier than they have been doing during tho last two months. Bear skins are worth from S3 to S4 more if taken off entire, bead, claws and all. Those who have been cut ting off the scalp for tho S2.50 bounty offered by the county should make a note of this. Services at tho Methodist church to-morrow as usual. Morning theme, "Partnership with God." Evening, "The worth of the Soul" Bring your Gospel Hymns No. 5, for even ing song service. The Tacom a Ledger is making ihinga tropical for the chief of police over there. It says it can prove that he is paid by proprietors of gambling games not to interfere. Lord, Lord, what a wicked world this is! This month we have two new moons. It was new January 1st and will be new again on the 31st. There will be no new moon in February, of course, and so March a month of 31 days will also come in for two. Another vessel for assistant light house work is imperatively needed in this district. Tho Manzauita would have enough to do were there another vessel to share the work that is now attempted to be done by her alone. The schooners Anna Bed; Ada Dolphin and Oracle will be sold at Port Totvnseud by the United States marshal on March 26th. These to gether with their outfits, were for feited to the United Stntes by de cree of the U. S. district court in 'Alaska. , Two -hundred thousand people are coming to Oregon this year. How much of .this crowd does Astoria wunt? -Astoria can get just as much as it wants, but ueoolo don't usually go where they nre not invited. That's the reason it is so quiet in a store tuat uoesc t advertise. ""This offioe has received a number of the "Resources of Oregon" a pam p l et published by the state giving a map of. Oregon and a dsonption of each county its products, minerals. f ic an parties wist'ng one to send to their friends in the east can get it free by calling at this office. The Astobuk job office beati Portland uu low prices iu printing Ve print and furnish good envelope or S3 a thousand Yoj can't bea' hut for cuiu iu Portland or SaL Francisco. If you use such things a:- mi nenus or letter heads, call and iiet prices befoio sending your wealth Diuiid. A petition is being circulated ii ihia city and numerously signed in luplic.ile, akiug congress not to ,m.s iiny Jmv or sanction auy pro nosed amendment in thn rnnstltntinn of the United States, prescribing or autuonzing or recognizing religion in any-way in the organic laws of the national government. Printed matter can bo copied on any paper of an absorbent nature by dampening the surface with a weak solution of acetate of iron and press ing in an ordinary copying press. 01d writing may be also copied on unsized paper, if wet with a weak so lution of sulphate of iron mixed with a weak solution of sugar syrup. "Navigation has closed on tho Co lumbia,'' says some of our California exchanges. Gentlemen, you are misinformed. Vessels, small and large, sail and steam, go to and fro, and up and down on the broad bosom of the Columbia, which by day re fleetsthe azure of the heavens and by night gives back the borrowed beauty of the stars. The new uniforms for the officers of the Jfanzanita and other govern ment vessels on the roast are some thing etunning. They are ringed, streaked and striped, and are just as pretty as a red wagon painted blue. Tho chief engineer's coat has a propeller in silver on the lapel, and the chief officer's coat is just dizzy with adornment. J. C. Smith of Bradbury, has in vented a machine to fill the needles used in knitting fish nets. It is sim ple in construction and is made to fasten on a table, and occupies but little space. It is worked by hand with a crank, and is guaranteed to fill three needles a minute and being fitted with a tension, keeps the thread tightened evenly and never breaks the tongue of the needle. Articles of incorporation were filed in the secretary of state's office on the 10th, by the S.-lem, Tillamook & Astoria Railway company. John G. Wright, J. W. Maxwell, B. S. Cook, W. F. Boothby and I. A. Manning are tho incorporators. Cupital stock, 100,000 of $100 each. Object, the building and operating of a railroad from Salem, via Tillamook, to Asto ria. Principal office, Salem. Those who save hides for the mar ket 6hould understand that their val ue is affected by very trifling circum stances. A bide shonld bo dried by laying over the edge of a thin board fence, and not on a bush or tree top. A salted hide lying an hour in the sun will be "hair slipped" and lose one-third its value, as do moth eaten hides and hides containing Cvo or more grubs. Such hides count as culls. Of Zamlocb, who will be he re next Monday, tho San Francisco Chroni cle says: "The performance of Zam- loch is wonderlul and exciting. Ev ery trick new, and done in a gracefnl manner; all tending to give an even ing's entertainment to bo enjoyed. His presents nro all beautiful and costly. In fact all his performances were fullilleu to tho letter." Reserved seats at the New York Novelty store, this morning. m . President pro tern. Ingalls laid be fore the senate last Thursday a letter from the secretary of the treasury in reply to a resolution of the senate asking for copies of the ruling made by the department as to the classifi cation of gill-nets made in Scotland, and imported for salmon fisheries on tho Pacific coast. The secretary says no decision has been made during the past year on gill-nets ready and iu ior nse uy saimou nsuermen. The Oreoon is dna from Run Vmn. cisco to day with the following pas sengers: Minnie Nesmith, W. M. Porter, F. J. Sutton, D. Fairweather, F. E. Allyn, R. Beardslev, G. A. Breckenridge and wife, E. F. Levy, E. Merkel. J. A. English nnd n-ifn n' J. Martinstein, J. Miller, J. F. Chaud- ler, iUiss imoourne, IS. A. Stoke3, J. J. Stokes, W. B. Isaacs, A. Hunisch, C. B. Hensley, Mrs. W. F. Trimble, daughter and two sons. V. V. Tlmt, son, W. H. Taylor, H. Senter, J. F. oims, itev. j. it watson, A. Camp bell. A News reporter learns that fhn naval board, which is to select the site for the now navy yard, will reach Portland about the 20th inst, coming overland from San Francisco. The aeiay in reaoning uere was caused by the severe sickness of Capt. Mahan, the senior member of theboard. The board will, nfter arriving here, inspect the Columbia river and afterwards the Sound. The naval officers mn- stituting the board will, while in specting tho waters of these two Dooies. travel in tne ligut-houee ten der Manzanita. - i "Changing the leopard spots" is the newest scheme in church fairs. The minister stretohes a large piece of wuue ciom across one end of the room. On it is drawn in charcoal n representation of a leopard, with its moutu open and its tail trailing on the ground. About 40 tApp nt ;-. cnlar black cloth a conple of inches in diameter are fastened all over the leopard with pins. "Can the leopard change its spots?" says the preacher, repeating the Biblical question. It can by a simple process. Each one in the congregation pays 81 and buvs a spot until the leopard resembles" a white calf. Then the camn is .. peated until everybody, including the leopard, is perfectly satisfied with the result. Few people indeed, among the many millions scattered throughout the length and breadth of the union, would believe that there is a section of the United States where the result of the presidential election will not be known untill July, 1889, eight months after the official returns are published to the world. Such is the fact, however. The settlers at St Michaels, the Seal islands, and those lomiciled along the banks of the Lower Yukon will remain in uncer tainty as to the outcome of the con test uuti! after the midnight sun has come and gone during the midsum mer of next year. Even the denizens ofKodiakand Ounalaska will have to wait patiently for the news until the end of March, there being no communication whatever between San Francisco and those settlements during the winter months. m PERSONAL MENTION. J. W. Hare has returned from Port land. Miss Strang goes to Salem, to at tend the legislature iu the capaoity of clerk. W. H. Whitcomb and family, O. P. Unshur. J. H. D. Gray. H. B. Parker, John Hahn, Alex. Sutton, F. K. Pat- ton, V. H. Welch, ii. iJ. 'ihielsen went to Portland last evening. C. W. Fulton and wife left last evening for Salem. Mr. Fulton, Mr. McLean and Gen. Kapus will cast the electoral vote of Oregon at Salem next Monday. The former will carry the official vote to Washington. Mr. Fulton will be accompanied by his wife. How Men Die. If we know all the methods of ap proach adopted by an enemy we are the better enabled to ward off the danger and pospono the moment when surrender becomes inevitable. In many instances the inherent strength of the body suffices to enable it to op pose tne tendency toward death. Many however have lost these forces to such au extent that there is little or do help. Iu other cases a little aid to the weakened Lungs will make all the difference between sudden death and many years of useful life. Upon the first symptoms of a Cough, uoid or any trouble ot tne throat or Lungs, give that old and wellknown remedy Boschee s German Syrup, n careful trial. It will prove what thousands say of it to be, the bene factor of any home." A Good Word For the School Ma'am. Tho schoolma'am is the guiding star of the republic. She takes the little bandit fresh from the home nest full of his pouts and passions an ungovernable little wretch whoso own mother often admits that she sends him to school to get him out of the way. The schoolma'am takes a whole carload of these little anarch ists and puts them iu the way of bo coming useful citizens. At what ex pense of patience, toil and soulweari ness! Do not imagine sbo is ever compensated by the Balary she re ceives. Idaho Free Press. Dainty little globules. Fine, and wh te, and sweet, Easy to be swallowed; In their work, complete. No discomfort waking InnT gripes, or aching. What are. they ? Why. Pierce's Pleas ant Purgative Pellets the perfection of laxatives. Contain not an atom ot min eral poison ; are especially appreciated by those whose taste revolts from the coarse, violent pills, which tear their way throush the system like steam cars, actually doing harm instead of good. Of ilruccists. Dr. Pierces favorite Prescription cures "female weakness" and kindred ailments. Astoria's Importance Appreciated. Writing to the editor of thi3 paper under date of the 8th inst., a promi nent citizen of Albany and a leading spirit in the proposed Astoria-Albany railroad, says: "Albany wants the Astoria rail road and is willing to build this end of it. The company referred to in your telegram will be incorporated at once for this purpose. ' You see we appreciate the impor tance of Astoria's harbor and want to see you connected with us, and the soon to be eastern route of the Ore gon Pacific." KSTITLED TO THK BEST. All arc entitled to the best that their money will buy, so every family should have, at once, a bottle of the best family remedy. Syrup of Kiss, to cleanse the syteni when costive or bilious. For sale in 50c and SI bottles by all leading druggist. Free Art Exhibition. At the New York Novelty Store on to-day and Monday. This exhibi tion will be interesting to all admir ers of Household Art Decorations, and will demonstrate how easily the most elaborate designs in drapery may be decorated in the most exquisite man ner with arrascene, chenille, gold thread and tinsel, mosaics and etch ing. Instructions free, samples given away. Lrcturc To-ljrut. A lecture by Rev. A. LeRoy, entitled 'Character, or Nast Outdone," will be given this evening, for the bene fit of the Rescue Temperance Club, in their hall. The lecture will be hand somely illustrated by paintings. All our friends are cordially invited to come and ba well entertained while assisting the lub financially. Admission, 25 cents; children. 15 cents. T.SNort,. TTII T,nrli mlnlif T3atftanf Gettysburg, in eijdit parts. 'For par- ui;utaia ace auiau uius. JLUllliasiuil, 25 cents, Wcluhnrd's Doer. And Free Lunch at the Telephone Sa loon, 5 cents. Cnfteo and cake, ten cents, at the Central Restauraut Tender, Juicy StcaU at Jeff's. ECZEMA CAN BE CURED. The most nsonlz'nc. linmlliatinsr. Itrhlnsr. mchIj-, burning rzemu are cured by lio 'ntli-urn Itrin--dl-n. when pliyalcians and all otlmr remedies fall I have been afflicted finco lat March with a si in disease the doctor called Eczema M face was covered with sc bs and sore. and the itchinx and burning were almost unbear able, fcoeins your C'nTirun Krwi its to highly rtcuininended. con luded to give them a trial. uing tho CuTicum and Cuntum o-r extcmallv. and IUsolvi-nt intpmnlir for four months 1 call m si-lf curd, in grat- uuuu iur uicu i. uiuiic- iuii pai lie Full ment MkS.Cl.AilA A. FllfcUEiUCK. Broad Crook, Conn. I'rzrmt Thec Yenra Cured. CoTiccav KuiKmrs are the grcate-t medi cines on earth. Had tho worst cao or Salt Rheum in this country. My mother had it for twenty years, and in fact died from it. I belioTe Cdticcba would haTo saved her life. II y arms, breast, and head were covered for three years, which nothing relieved or cured until 1 used.tho Cctxojei Resolvent. J. W. ADAMS, Newark. O. Eczema on Ilnby Cnred. My baby has been troubled with eczema on his lace, neck, head, cars, and entire body. He was one masi of scabs, and we wore obliged to tie his hands to nrevent his scratch ing. I have spent dollars on remedies with out effect, but after using one box CnnrCEA and one cake of Cdticuri Soap tho child is entirely cured. I cannot thank you enough for them. F. W.BKOU'N, 12MuU St., Brooklyn, E. D., N. Y. Eczema on Hands Cnred. Two years and a half ago Salt Rheum brnko out on my right hand. It appeared in white bliters. attended by terrible itching, and gradually spread un il it covered the entire back of tho hand. Tho disea o next appeared on my left hand 1 tried rnanv rpmrwliaa hut could find no cure until 1 obtained tho Cuti- cum HRMRDH3. wnn.n euocted a spouly nnd permanent cure. JAMES P. KEARNEY. 2S1 Wood Aveauo, Detroit Sold everywhere. Trice : Cuticciia ."c. ; Soap, 25c. ; 1USOLVH.T, SI oo. Prepared by tho 1'otteii Dbuo and Chemical Co., Boston, Mass Send for "How to Ccro Skin Disease." 01 pages, 5U illustrations, and 100 testimonials RARV'Q kin .anJ ?ca'P Preserved and OMDI O beauhned by Coticuba Mmh- cateusoip. A Word About Cat'rrli. "It fa tho mucous membrane, that wonder ful semi-fluid envelo o surroundinirthnilBli- cate tiue f the air and food parage , that Catarrh makes its stroigholl. Onco etab lhhed.it eats into tho very vitals, and ren ders life but a long drawn breath of miery ouu ui-eivu, uuiuug uie seno ti nc nrg, trammelling th power of speech, destroying thoaculty of "mell. t inting tho breath, nnd killing tho renncd pleasures of taste In'id iou'lr. by en oping on from a Minple cold in the head, it assault tho membraneous lining and envelops the bones, eating through tho delioto cuats and cau-inz inflammation, sloughing and d-ath .Nothing short of total ora icat on will secure health to the patient, andull allrvif tives arociimilv urorrn.tinntpd sufferings, leacin to a fatal termination, S .- foku's Iiadic L'UKt.oy innmaitiiii a d hy JiilernnJ adminitrati n, h s never failed ; even when the di"easc has made frightful in roads on delicate constitutions, hearing, smell and taste have ben recovered, and tno dis ease thoroughly driven out. Saxfoho'-. Hadical, Cur.E consists of ono bottleof the IliDiCM. Cukk. ono box Ca tarrhal. Mii.v3fT, and ono imi'Kovkd iniial"". neatly wrapped in ono package, with full directiens: nricc, SI.uO. l'OTTEll DltUU & CllKJUCAl. CO., BOSTON'. KBDNEY Mralnsand YiYakncxM-s, Itclievedinone minutoby that mar vellous antidote to I'ain, Inflamma tion and Ueakboss, tho u ic-in-t iiiii-l'nin l-1 mi, r. The fust and only pain-killing strengthening plaster. Est cciallv adapted to in stantly relievo and spoedily cure Kidney and Uterine 1'ains and U eakness. H arrantod vastlvRUDori r to all other plasters At all druggists, 25 cents: five for 51 1 0 : or potago Irceor 1 iiTiK.t uKua.uo uukmkai.lo., Boston, Mass. That Fhe-MaRtcd Schooner. There is a five-masted schooner on this coast, and she is, as far as known, the first one built, and now that the Governor Ames is wrecked the only one afloat in the American merchant marine. Her name is tho Louis, and she ie owned by the Simpson Lumber company. The Louis was built at Coos bay, Oregon, nnd her dimensions are: Length over all, 210 feet; beam, 38 feet; depth of hold, 18 feet. She is of 819 tons register, and her carrying capacity is 250,000 feet ot lumber. On her first voyage to Sju Francisco she brought 1,500 tons of coal and 160,000 feet ot lumber. The mast3 of this novelty iu marine architecture are named as follows, commencing from the bew: foremast, mainmast, miz zenmast, spaukermast, jiggermast. She is a fine looking vessel, and the only five-masted American schooner afloat. Euyeiisj-. This is what you ought to have, in fact, von must have it, to fully enjoy life, "Th usands are searching for it flnllv. nnd nimirnlnt' because thev find it not. Thousands upon thousands of dollars are spent annually uy our peo ple 'ii the hope tint they may attain thislinnn. And vet it inav he had by all. We guarantee that Electric Hitters, it uspq accorumg to mreciions mm u use persisted in, will bring you Good Digestion and oust the demon dyspep sia and instead Eupepsy. Wc recom mend Electric Hitters for Dyspepsia nnilnll Hiseaspsof Liver. Stomach and Kidnevs. Sold at COc. and S1.00 per bot tle by J. v. Conn, Druggist. Notice. Until further notice, the Jtago will 'eave the eastern terminus of the S reet Car Line for Alderbrook as follews: 9i, 1030, and 11 30, A. 31.; 1. 2, a, 4, 5, C:30, 730. PVW and 9:) p. m. AbTor.iA Stbket Railway Co. 3Icu! Oiourrf to -rilPr. Private rooms for ladies and families: at Central Kestaurant, next to Foard & Stokes'. Sweet tpple Ciilvr, At the Astoria Soda Works. CO TO Thompson & Ross And get some of those "o. Ono California Canned Fruits AND VEGETABLES. We Are Selling Cheap Previous to Our Annual Inventory of Stock we will make a me H? To Gray's Harbor. AND SH0ALWATER BAY. The Steamer GEN. MILES. W. 1. WniTCOMD, Master, AV1U leave for Gray's Harbor Every Tuesday WiUsainorShoahVntPrnavor.ee a month, lrirelgnt justifies. TILLAMOOK, Shoalwater Bay and Gray's Harbor Tlie P. & C. S. S. Co.'s Steamer "ALLIANCE," Will sail from FORTLAXD as follews: GKAY'S II ARBOU-Tlmrsday, October t. 11, 18 and 23. November 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29, December C. 13, 20 and 27. SUOALWATKll HAY October 1 and IS. N verabcr 1,15 an't 29. December 13 and 27. TILLAMOOK llonday-October 1.15 and CO. November 12 and 2C. December 10 and 21. Steamer leaves Portland, from foot of C street at 8 P. M. on above dates. Astoria 6 A M. the following morning. Tlie Company reserves lbe right to change time and place of sailing. K k. &THONG. President. C.P. UPS11UK, Agent Astoria. CEO. U'LKAX. SAM. rtf EBMA3C. McLean & Freeman. BLACKSMITHS. Special Attention paid to all Sh'p and Steam- b -at ltep.rrlng HORSESHOEING. Logging Cainn ork a Specialty. AH kinds of Uiackstnlthlng done to order. Shop, corner Jefferson and OIney streets, Astoria, Oregon. X Fine and Well Selected Stock OF Watches, Jewelry,Clocks, etc. AT H. EKSTROM'S Jewelry Establishment. All goods warranted, as guaranteed. Oppubite Crow's gallery, Astoria, Oregon, BOOTS AND SHOES! Of Best Quality, and at LOWEST PRICES, AT THE SIGN OF THEJOLDEH SHOE. JOHN lOT.AtSCT. La IDCr MlCCOO 0JM1 ! Ilk rOir Ct lod p Ifllddod dllU uIillliEtjii r H. Li Reduction ! ON ALL OUR LOA COOPEB, THE Goods and Giothi KATE PUTNAM Favorite Some men aro awful kickers, They kick all blessed day; Can you tell me the reason why? They kick when they are busy, And kick when they do pray. Can you tell me the reason why? It is because they r'e stickers And are just built that way. They 'II always be great kickers Until they are laid away. Do you know now the reason why? The dude with little boodle, He puts on funny airs! Can you tell me the reason why? He parts just like a poodle His half a dozen hairs Can yon tell me the reason why? It is because he's minus Any sense at all And thinks he can get along With half an ounce of gall! Don't you know the reason why? There are lots of yon who never Have dealt with HERMAN WISE, Can you tell mc the reason why? You keep on paying money, Which you might save otherwise. Can you tell me the reason why? v All say he sells much cheaper Than other stores in town. Ha keeps the best assortment And puts the prices down! Do you now know the reason why? ng House atfyiwq UUIIiljL