The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, January 18, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textc nse stoihi &??(. ASTORIA, OREGON: FRIDAY ..T'iiary is is? IS3UBD BVEBY MOKKINQ. I (Monday excepted.) J. P. HALLORAN & COMPANY. Publishers and Proprietors, ASTOniAK BEILDINO, - - CW StBEET Tem of SnMcrlptlna. ETTed bv Carrier, per week ... IS tt Sent hv Mill per inmitli.... Mct- " " onft e.ir $7.00 Free of postage to snlcilben. Tnn Astouian guarantees to Its adver tisers the largest circulation of any ncwspa per published on the Columbia river. Snow on Saddle mountain. San rises, 736; sun sets, 4:16. Katie Putnam next Monday and Taesday. Tno afternoon boats are making better time. The man holes in the Benton street sewer are on the grade. Columbia river smelt sells for 40 cents a pound in Portland. The street railway company want vehicles to keep off their thorough fare. Every mill, factory and machine shop in Astoria is busy and there is work for all who want work. As yet no bill has been introduced in the legislature at Salem to prevent salmon entering the Columbia river. The German bark J. 77. Nicolai cleared for Queenstown yesterday with 53,031 bus. wheat valned at $15, 480. "The lncal Squeezer" is what the ppnple of Centervilie call the weekly Home Press of the town. Same tniajf. A postofBce has been established at Columbinville, Columbia county, and John A. Walsh appointed post master. It is rnraired ttrit the Northern Pacific will build down the north side of the river to Portland next summer. R. L. Humphries has eolil ont hi' business nud goes to Alaska wilb Murr.iy Ind Co., for the Cbilcat Packing Co. Senator John H. Mitchell says he doesu't desire a p niti.ni iu the c.i bi net, but wonld prefer to remain in the senate. This shows great pres ence of mind on tne senator's part. A New Orleans man who is con siderable of a traveler said yesterdai that the Astoria restaurants fur nished the best meals for the money that ho had fonnd in all his travel's A great raft of logs, about 8,000,000, is to be bnilt somewhere on the coast of Washington territory, to be "towed to Valparaiso to bo sawed. This ex periment will be watched with inter est Chas. Gnnderson has grown tired of waiting for the alleged butcher shop to'matenalize and offers for rent the lower part of his building, the store room formerly occupied by the Empire store. On the 5th inst. the third officer of the ship Indiana, which was at Aca pulco when the steamer left, shot and killed first officer Denhem of the In diana, and was arrested and is in jail at Acapnlco. Have you a ticket for Saturday night's Western Amateur band ball? Get them from any of the members, or at the door of liberty hall the evening of the ball. A good time is assureda 11 who attend. Chinese residents are lugging "China lillies'' to their patrons. These bulbs are sprouting and are ex pected to blow ont with tho rest of the celebration on Chinese New Years beginning the 29th inst. Henry WardBeecher, "Bob" Inger soll, John Li. Sullivan and Katie Put nam drew the four largest audiences ever in the opera house here. The last named will be here again next Monday and Tuesday evenings. The rain fall in Astoria by months for '83 was as follows; Jan.. 13.84 in ches, Feb., 4.12, March, 6.64, April, 4.04, May. .79, June, 7.23, July, 1.25. Aug., .74, Sept., 232, Oot., 7.45, Nov., 10.45, Dec, 9.86. Total for year 68.73 inohes. Col. B. B. Spedden is president of the Mammoth Mining company of Pomeroy, W. T., a corporation with a million dollars capital. The mine is near Elk City, Idaho. The colonel is one of the original locators of the property. A delayed dispatch to The Asto BIAN from Salem, received yesterdaj at nine a mm says: "Dolph received sixty seven votes in the joint Bepnb lican canons for senator. The legis latnre will prolubly adjourn to morrow at elereu a. .. till Monday." A meeting of Albuny citizens was held lust Wednesday to comnlete the orjianizUion of the Albany & Amorist Railway oomoiny. The meeting ad journed to give the cnmiittee ap pointed to draft article of in corporation time to comploto theii work. Some very fine beans have been re ceived, postage prepaid, from the United States, agricultural depart ment. They boil very well and are Bweetand palatable. If the depart ment will now send on a little chnnk of salt pork the combination will work very well. Captain George Johnson, who owns a vessel whioh is employed in the sealing bnsiness, and which is at present in the Colnmbia river, reports to the San Fr.isciscn rhiof nf nnlice that Inst Monday he was robbed of 4"w o.v several men, with whom lie '""I become acquainted while wan- ii-iiUK ..uous Beeing tne eignts 01 that cily. Tlio Western Amatenr brass band ne:a a meetimr last night and de clared their first dividend. They have piid ont 81,864 60 Binoe they or ganized four yeara ngo, and lust night declared a dividend of S19-65. What thiq hnnrl Iiia nt,..mnltoVia in improving onr morals and making us goou naiarea and happy, can ne safelv entrnqtpH tn tha mina f nnr readers. The people of Forest Grove won't stand any foolishness where smallpox is concerned, and have established o strict quarantine. It is learned that "so thoroughly are they afraid of the disease, that besides allowing no one to pasa the block in which the pati ent is located, the guards were au thorized to shoot every animal that chanced to get too close to the house. Since the quarantine was inaugurated a number of fine blooded dogs and Maltese cats hftVA hppn rntlilpsslv shot down and sent to the unknown conntry where smallpox troubleth 11 UL SneakinCT nf tllA nrocaont nnniiHnn of the wrecked steamer, Yaquina Bay, the Benton Leader says: The ves sel has moved about twelve feet fur ther eastward, and her stern has come four feet nearer the breakwater, while her bow has moved a corre sponding distance from the same. The vessel has received some rough usige from the sea and two holes are pierced in herbottom by theboulders. The captain is of the opinion that the vessels might be saved with fair Weather. Tip rpnnmmr1a tlmf flip machinery bo removed and efforts maue 10 get ner on flrtnnPllmnTi TfrtKl, t-io.1 , Atannraan- nle experience j esterday. To allevi ate rhenmatic sufferings he has been taking magnesia, and in the dawn vesieraay poured out naif a tumoier fllll from flip hnftlo fVinf nenallt Ann. tnined it. But the hired girl had nued the magnesia bottle with tnr nentine. and it was a half tumbler fnll nf tlint fnA l,nf MV PnV,V, has tily swallowed, creating an intestinal luinrnance tnat was only alleviated nV tnO rtrPQPnPP rt tnnannta. n1,val cian and a atomaoh pimp. Mr Robb in grjauy surprised ana consider ably annoyed, but, strange to say, his rheumatism is much better, though he wonld take the rheumatism any day in preference to turpentine in ernally applied. PERSONAL MENTION. Ex-Mayor Hume is in the city. Herman Wise is back from a trip up the river. Sam'l Arndt returned yesterday from Portland. "Aunty" Fox has returned from a visit to Portland. Bev. S. Sayie of Skipanon, was in tho city yesterday. Frank Fabre came down down from Portland yesterday morning. Mike Meyer arrived yesterday from Florence and will remain for some time. Mrs. Anna Perrie, who has been seriously ill with brain fever, was re ported much better yesterday. $. M. Washburn, a well known print, has pulled in $3,750 on a lot tery ticket, and is not thin spacing to any great extent at present. J. C. Ward has returned from Juneau Alaska, for two months so journ before going back. He has some excellent mining claims, and re ports considerable of a boom in min ing matters in that part of the terri tory. Katie Putnam. Next Monday and Tuesday at Ross' opera house, this charming little actress will present her highly suc cessful sensational drama "Erma the Elf." This is the same play that pleased a large audience in Astoria two years ngo. It is an intensely in teresting drama, full of intense heart interest and natural humor. Miss Putnam has a strong part and plays it as she uoos everytning, with a fin ish and naturalness that is refreshing and uniqne. She is ably sunnorted by an excellent company. Tuesday evening, Charles Dickens' immortal work, "Old Curiosity Shop," will be presented. Reserved seat sale begins Saturday at the New York Novelty store. W. C. T. U. There will be a parlor sooial for the benefit of the Astoria W. 0. T. TL, at the residence of Dr. Owens-Adair. All attending may be sure of a hearty welcome and a pleasant evening at the hospitable home and bands of Col. and Mrs. Adair assisted by the ladies of the union. Refreshments nerved and games for the young peo ple. All are cordially invited. t i For Kent. The store room formerly occupied 'iv the Em. ire Store. An eligible loea fun and .4 good bus'ness stand. Applj to Chas. . GuxrEnioN. The lateat style of Gents' Boots and -hoes at P. J. Goodman's. flint "O". Yon can save money by using Mr. Gilbert's ZinfAindel wines Instead of coffee or tea. It is much healthier an-.o-ts onlv 60 cents per gallon. It if bree rears old. He also has peach and ipruiit brandy. Don'tforgt-thu French Cognac. ai.ex. Gilbert. Swmm .)plo Cider, At the Astoria Soda Works. Coffee and cafce, ten oentt, &t the Central Restaurant. Tcdor, Juicy .teak at Jb. THE JDRT LIST. Drawn by The County Court January 14. Abercrombie L. R., Adair Wm. B., Adams J. C, Allen A. V., Anderson Andrews, Anderson L., Austin J. P., Almore A., Basil R., Bagley P. H., Berry Andrews, Bender J. A., Bel knap E. O., Bobbs Wm., Blake J. G.. Bottom A. 0., Bracker Theo., Brallier J. ., Brower eo. , Urad bury 0., Brown Peter, Bryce J. C, Bostrom John, Cabill Jno., Cameron H. A., Campbell Alex., Carr F. Q, Chance Wm., Church J. S.. Coffey J. N., Conn J. W., Crow E. O., Car ruthers Bobt., Da Foroe J. H.. Den Ter J. W., Dunkin J, W., Dufner Otto, Duggan Dan., Dee M. M., Fisher H. F., Foster G. T., Foster L N., Flavel Geo. 0., Fursey Jno., Fox Jno., George Geo. H., Gibson B., Graham Jno. L, Grimes E. M., Gus tafson Jno., Gustafson Fred., Gil more B. W., Grant Alex., Guillemne Chas., Hamblin C. W., Hansen Carl A., Hansen Iver, Hansen David, Havird P. C, Harder O. F., Hartill Wm., Hanthorn J. O., Harris S. E., Hayseth J. L., Handberg Olof, Heck ard W. J., Henry O. P.. Henderson Thos., Hess O. N., Hill A. J., Hills A. B., Hillstrom Aug., Hill strom Alex., Hisel Jas., Hahn Andrew, Hill Geo., Ingalls W. J., Ireland D. C, Irving H. A., Jackson Wm., Jeldness H., Joban son A. P., Johnston Wm., Johnson Martin, Johnson Adolph, Johnson John, Jones C. C, Juntilla John, Johnson Andrew, Karri Andrew, Kaski Gustaf, Kindred J. F., Kin ney W. S., Kirchhoff L., Kirkpatrick J., Kinney L. C, Kimball Byron, Kopp John, Knapp A., Kroger Sampson, Krosel Fred, Kimball Cur tis. Kinney M. J.. Lewis John. Lew is W. H., Leinenweber C, Louns berry G. W., Lovett F. K , Lucey Dennis, Larsen Wm., Linville Frank, Mansell J. H., Matier John, McGill T. H.. McKeever Wm , Meany P. J., Meek A. J., Miller J. E., Morrison W. I., Nelson Neil, Nor mand A., Newell F. W., Oberg Fred, O'Connor Thos., O'Hara Pat., Oli verson H., Osgood C. H., Osgood I. L., Olsen Peter, Palmer J. H., Parker P. W.. Petterson Otto. Petterson John, Peterson An drew, Peterson Andrew, Peo ple Eugene, Powers Richard, Porter Wm., Riddle M. A., Rierson Androw, Rowan J. A., Rowlands Enos, Rohr Chas, Ross W. B., Ross C. G , Rutter J. H.. Ryan Matt, Pyck man J. G., Sale M. 0., Sanborn G. W., Saare Jacob, Schoen H., Settan B. J., Shaffer L. M., Slaughter J. W.. Sold G. J.. Sorensen C. R , Spexarth A. G., Stafford D. F.. Stanley S. K, Sture Jacob, Sutherland J. D. Suth erland Angus, Sabine Benson, sonny w. J , Titus Perry, Tucker B. F.,Turlay A. E., Twilight W. H., Wanstrom P.. Warnstaff Jno.. Warn- staff Elmer, Warren D. K, Warren J. F., Welch D. H., West David, wevany Andrew. Wherry A. J., Wisner N.. Wiso Herman. Wood W. H., Watson Geo., Wickman Fred, Weaver Martin Yountr. Max. Carl son, Martin Eveneon Chris., Cadi gan T., Graves Thos., Gordon S. S., Franklin B. B. DAXCE PROGRAMME Of the Western Amatenr Band's Ball at Liberty Hall Next Saturday Evening. Grand March Gen. Boulanger's. Quadrille I like it, I do. Waltz Rock-a-bye Baby. Polka Music of the Brooks. Sohottische Climbing up the Gold en Stairs. Lancers Tuxedo. JValtz-First Kiss. Schottische Old Homestead. Quadrille Wild Fire. Polka Electric. Mazurka L'Odalisque. Schottische Pretty as a Picture. Qaudrille Fishermaiden. Waltz Dream of Love. Polka My Heart. Lancers Nadje. Sohottisohe She's My Sweet Heart Waltz Singing to the Sea. Two extras. All They Need is the "Vim." An Albany paper suggests that Corvallis would rbally be a good junc tion for the proposed Astoria road. Well we should smile. It is really the natural place to tap both the O. P. and O. C. roads. In a year or so the WeBt Side will be extended to Junction and made their trunk line and Corvallis would be tho natural railroad center. Furthermore the road would not have to cross the river to gain its objeot. But we will never get the proposed road. We may have more natural inducements to offer, but we haven't got the vim to let other people know it, or help build it Corvallis Gazette. In Consumption Incurable? Read the follewing: Mr. C. H. Morris, Newark, Ark., says: "Was down with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and phy ilcians pronouneed me an Incurable Consumptive. Began taking Dr. King's Vew Discovery for Consumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. It is the finest medicine ever made," Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says: 'Had it not been fot Dr. King's New Discovery for Con.ump'len I would have died of Lung Troubles. Was .'iven up by doctors. Am now in best of health." Try it Sample bottlea free at J. C. Dement's Drug htore. aiealH Cooked to order. Private rooms for ladies and families: tt (Vntral Restaurant, next to Foard & Stoket'. All the patent medicines advertised til this paper, together with the choicest lerfumery, and toilet articles, etc- can le bought t the lowest prices, at .1. W. "onn's drug store, opposite OoMdent ictel, Astoria. Go to JetT'n tor Oysters. CUltoCryfePitGlier'sGastoriB CONGRESS CAN DEOLABE WAS. The State Department's Limit Beached. WASBXsraTON, Jan. 17. Secretary Whitney eays that the state depart ment has done all it can in the Sa nioan matter. It now re3ts with congress, which alone has the power to declare war. BISABCE UNWEMJ. Berlin. Jan. 17. Biamnrfc i anfTor. ing indisposition in consequence of hia exertions in the roiohstag Tues day. A FINAL DECISION-. Washington, Jan. 17. The secre tary of the interior has rendered a decision in the case of James K. Mar tin, guardian Calvin James, and the city of Cheyenne, Wyoming, Tersus Frances Noland. The land involved lies near Cheyenne and is nsed for water works. The decision sustains that of the commissioner of tho gen eral laBd office rejecting Nolan's ap- nlinntinn lint lAnvna la nlm'm n$ 41.. city of Cheyenne undetermined. swaiu's CASE. Washington, Jan. 17. Judge ad vocate David Swaim. nn.lpr aoniarma of suspension from duty, appeared before the army retiring board for examination for retirement in obedi ence to an order by the secretary of war. Swaim stated that Tin haA re quested the president to restore him k ms rormer status, atter wnicu be wnnld hn willincr hnt. hn lid nnt nam -. n, .. Hw uuv LUI U to bo examined before being par- aonea. nis pnysicians staled to the board that he had indications of kid ney disease, whioh would unfit him for active duty, but asked more time ior investigation. , ii m Who is Your Best Friend? Youratomaoh of course. Why? Be cause if it is ont of order you are one of the must miserable creatures liv ing. Give it a fair, honorable chance and see if it is not the best friend you have in the end. Don't smoke in the morning. Don't drink in the morn ing. It you must smoke and drink wnit until your stomach is through with bieakfast. Yon can drink more and smoke more in the evening and it will tell on you less. If your food ferments and does not digest right, if yon are troubled with Heartburn, Dizziness of the bead, coming up of the food after eating, Biliousness, In digestion, or any other trouble of the stomach, yon had best use Green's Angnst Flower, ns no person oan use it withont immediate relief. Information Wanted. It is now two montliB since Rev. W.J. Franklin, an old and respected oitizen of Skipanon left his home to go to Gray's harbor and since the 26th of last November, on which day he attended the funeral of Mrs. Betsy Brown nothing has been heard from beyond the fact that he left the following day for Gray's harbor via Kalama. His continued silence greatly alarms Mrs. Franklin who is ex tremely desirous of getting some defi nite information regarding him. Any word as to his where ibouts sent to Mrs. W. J. Franklin, Skipa non, Clatsop Co., Oregon, will be thankfully received. entitled to the best. All are entitled to the best that their money will buy, so every family should have, at once, a bottle of the best family r.-medy, Syrup of Figs, to cleanse the system when costive or bilious. For sale in SOc and SI bottles by alf leading druggist. Three Colnmns of Condensed Statistics. An ordinary person is 5 feet 6 inohes high, weighs 136 pounds, has 3,000 acquaintances, walks 7 miles a day, earns $10 a week, has 48 ounces of brain matter, breathes 8 times a minute, taking in a pint of air each breath; is good looking, can lift 150 pounds, live3 50 years, lays by a smnll fortune, can write 25 words a minute, can live but 5 minute without air, 10 days without sleep, 6 dnys without water, and is aubjeot to 2,000 different diseases. pi Electric Bitters. This remedy Is becoming so "vel known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise. A purer medicine does not ex ist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rhr urn and other affections caused by impure blood. will drive Jiaiaria irom me system and prevent as well as cure Malarial le vers. For cure of Headache, Constipa tion and Indigestion try Electric Bit ters Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price 50 cts. and 1.00 per bottle at J. C. Dement's. TelephoneodKlnic House. Best Beds in town. Rooms per night 50 and 23.cts., per week S10. Now and clean. Privntp fntranee. Net Boats IN LOTS TO SUIT AND OF THE BEST QUALITT, At WILSON & FISHER'S CO TO Thompson & Eoss And get some of those No. One California Canned Fruits AND VEGETABLES. We Are Selling Cheap " Notice. DDRINQ MY AB3FN01C FEOM THE Cltv, K. C. tnu will have ebaree of toy tuJ. J. . P. QUAY. Previous to Our Annual Inventory of Stock we will make a Large ry To Gray's Harbor. AND SH0ALWATER BAY. Tho Steamer GEN. MILES. W. I'. WniTCO-B, Master, Will leare tor Gray's Harbor Every Tuesday Will sail for Shoal water Bay once a month, Itfrelsnt Justifies. TILLAMOOK, Shoalwater Bay and Gray's Harbor The P. & C. S. 8. Co.' Steaaer "ALIJAK0K." Will sail from PORTLAND as follews: GRAY'S nARBOR-Thursday, October 4. 11, If) and 25. Norember 1, , II, 22 and 29, December 6, 13, 20 and 27. SHOALWATER BAY-October 4 and 18. Ni vember 1.15 anrt 29. December 12 and 2T. TILLAMOOK Monday-October 1. It nd 29. November 12 and 26. December 10 and 2-4 Steamer leares Portland, from foot otc street at 8 P. M. on above dates. Astoria ( A M. the following momlnjr. The Company reserve lhe rljht to change time and place of failing. . K. STRONG, President. C. P. UPSHUR, Agent Astoria. GEO. M'LEAX. SAV.FUEKMAjr. McLean & Freeman. BLACKSMITHS. Special Attention paid to all Ship and Steam- b -at Repairing HORSESHOEING. Loosing Canin Work a Specialty. AH kinds of Biacksmltlilng done to order. Shop, comer Jefferson and Olney street), Astoria, Oregon. A Fine and Well Kclocto4 Stock OF Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, etc. AT H. EKSTROKTS Jewelry Establishment. All goods warranted, as guaranteed. Opposite Crow's gallery, Astoria, Oregon, BOOTS AND SHOES! Of Best Quality, and at LOWEST PRICES, ATTHK SIGN OF THE COLDEN SHOE. . ro2r vy LCUIlud p J During the Month Reduction ! ON ALL OUB Misses an 0iOx.Jl.k5 COOPER THE Goods and Clothing House KATE PUTNAM'S Fav orite Some men aro awful kickers, The- kick all blessed day; Can you ttll ma the reason why!" Thy kick when they are busy. And kiek 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 '11 always be great kiokers Until they are laid away. Do you know now the reason why? The ddo with little boodle, Se puts on funny airs! Can you tell me the retsaa why? He parts just like a poodle His half a doren 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? Them are lots of you who neyer Kara dealt with HERMAN WIS!. Can you tell me the reason why? You keep on paying money, Which you might save otherwise. Can you tell me the reason why? All say he sells mubh oheaper Than other stores in town. Xe keeps the best assortmeat Aad puts the prices down I Ss j butt kew the rowa jfcjt d Children's Song!! 1