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ASTORIA, OREGON:
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 30. 181-9
I3STJ3D EVHKT MOP.UIKO.
(Monday exo-i'teil.)"
J. p. HAIjIiOUAN & COMPANY.
IV.bil-' crs ai.d Proprietors,
AeroufAX BinLO'Mi. - - 'ASrity.-r.
frnn orSaW rl.tlcs.
Ferved bv Carrier, per neck...- 15 CM
bent bv Mall per iminiji icts
v one vr.tr ........! i.w
Free of postage to subscribers.
The ASTOniAX guarantees to Its adver
tisers the largest circulation ot any newspa
per published on the Colombia river.
The Gen. Miles goes to Gray's har
bor this morning.
The Georgia minstrels are booked
to appear at Ross' opera house od
February 9th.
Geo. Fisher is haying his Vienna
restanrant improved nnd rendered
moro convenient for bis customers.
Tho city council commiUee on
wharves and water frontage is com
posed of councilman Bergman, Fox
and Cleveland.
The Astoria Gaslight Co. are going
to build a dwelling house on the for
mer foundation of their brick retort
and gas house.
Tho Telephone will make no Satur
day trips during the month of Feb
ruary. Her Saturday trip3 will be
resumed March 2.
"Ticket of Leave Man" at the hall
to-night by the Boston ComeJy Co.
Tho proprietors warrant that tho hall
will bo made comfortable.
The Astoria and South Coast Rail
way Co. will to-day move their offices
to Capt Flavel's new brick building,
corner 2nd and Cass streets.
At the last meeting of the chamber
ot commerce the answer to the naval
commissioner's inquiries as prepared
by the committee, was accepted.
The little sou of Mrs. Sacketi was
run over by a team on the street yes
terday evening, sustaining severe
though nut dangerous bruises.
A grain elpvator is to be built at
Albiua; the first institution of the
kind on the Pacific coast. It will
have a capacity of 500,000 bushels.
Au enterprising San Francisco
laundry gives his customer a bath
while be waits fur his shirt to be
washed, starched, ironed and returned
to him.
Foard & Stokes have placed a gal
lery on both sides of their store and
moved the business office to the rear,
making tho interior more commo
dious aud convenient.
The time for receiving bids for
clearing aud grading railroad track
advertised for by the Astoria und
South Coast Railway Co., has been
extended to February 15th.
Roses are in bloom in gardens at
Tongue Point, Alderbrook, and up
per Astoria, and strawberry blossoms,
and partly ripened strawberries are
flourishing iu the open air.
The old junk sold by the govern
ment at the Main street wharf yester
day morning went at ruinous sacri
fice, most of it going for a song and
tho Reller singing the song himself.
A resolution introduced in the
house by Representative Hahn, last
Monday, authorizing a special com
mittee on fisheries to visit the mouth
of tho Columbia and the Cascades,
was voted down.
Fred Davidson has returned from
Portland with a bantam roosler of
purest strain. There was but one
bantam rooster in Portland that could
whip this bantam rooster, and that
bantam rooster died, of regret, last
week.
Mninr Crfin. A. TTilfnn- nf Wnaliinfr.
ton. D. C, a temperance lecturer who
is tho reeinient of mnnv flnlterinr.
encomiums from the press, will begin
a tones oi temperance lectures at tue
armory, Flavel's wharf, to-morrow
evening.
Tho Chinese started in in their New
Years' racket last night, end made
such a corrnbory with their bombs
aud firecrackers that seventeen dogs
threw their hearts into their heels
and with cars laid back struck out
for Smith's Point.
Jos. Surprenant yesterday received
a teregram from J. E. Ferguson savin?
that he would leave San Franoisco for
home to-day, AL Crosby returns on
thosame steamer. He is very Hick.
He was in a recent railroad accident
and was badly shaken up.
Oapt. Richardson, of tho Manzan
ita, says that dispatch saying that
his vessel would go to San Francisco
to bring up the naval commission, is
a mistake. Tho members of the com
mission arrived in Portland yesterday
evening, and after their arrival here
will probably be taken by tho 2Ian
zanita to the Sound.
Beggars on tho San Francisco city
front have found a new device to cre
ate sympathy. They buy n fly blister,
which is applied to their arms, thus
raising a huge boil. Tbey then show
the arm to passers, stating they have
been severely scalded and are unable
to work, on the strength of which
statement some alms are expected.
Despite the most diligent inquirv
Mrs. W. J. Franklin is unable to find
the slightest elnn In thn mvoioi-;.,,,.,
disappearance of her husband. 8ha
ou eiamiueu tue passenger records
of the sight and day boats, and dis-
covered that his came does not ap
pear on the lists. From this it seems
that he did not leave Astoria for Kal
ama, as was the original impression.
In the state senate last Monday
Hon. .T. H. D. Ornv intrrtr?nf(v1 tern
joiut resolutions, one, requesting the
Oregon delegation in congress to se
cure me passage of a bill for the sur
vey of unsurveyed publio lands in
OrOffOU: the otllfir. inafrnnfinf- Orn.
con's congresssional delegation to
secure tho passage ot an act to reim-
ourse uiesottiors who paid nn excess
for their land in thn ran tn tio Hm.
iznn Central railroad, since forfeited.
uoin resolutions were adopted.
A company has been organized iu
Portland to introduce the phono
graph. Subscribers to whom are
rented machines can have left at their
door every morning the waxy tablets
known as phonograms, which can be
wrapped about a cylinder and used in
the phonograph. On these tablets
will be impressed from the clear voice
of a good talker a condensation of
the best news of the dav. which the
subscribers can have talked back at
them as they sit at their breakfast
tables.
PERSONAL MENTION.
John T. Rasq. xrhn hn.t lwn ntiitn
ill, is convalescent.
Citvattornev Nnlnnil rahimpil fmm
Portland yesterday.
Allem Lnmlv. n lirnllier nf .Tnh
Lamly. died at St. Mary's hospital, at
Six o'clock VPstarrlnv mnrnin'r nf nh.
Btruction ot the bowels. Deceased
was in tho twenty-third year of his
age. He leaves a mother, brother
and sister, the former rpsidintr nl Hnv
Center, Pacific Co., W. T.
How Men Die.
If we know all tho methods ot ap
proach adopted by nn enemy we nre
the bettor enabled to ward' off the
danger nnd pospone the moment when
surrender becomes inevitable. In
many instances the inherent strength
of the body suffices to enable it to op
pose tue tendency toward death.
Many however have lost these forces
to such au extent that there is little
or no help. In other cases a little
aid to the weakened Lungs will make
all tho difference between sudden
death nnd many years of usefnl life.
Upon the first symptoms of a Cough,
Cold or nny trouble of the Throat or
Lungs, give that old and wellknown
remedy Boschee s German Syrup, a
earful trial. It will prove what
tnousands say oi it to be, the "uene-
faetor of any home."
Notice to Mariners.
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named stake lights will be es
tablished on 1st February, 1839.
W reck of the iSllva ae tfracc, Co
lumbia river. A fixed white lens lan
tern light ou a blaoE pile on the
north side of the ohanncl near the
wreck, one and one-half miles above
Astoria, Oregon. The pile is in seven
feet of water, and is about J00 yards
northwest of the wreck ot the ililva
de Grace. It should bo left to the
northward.
Three Tree Point, W. T., Columbia
river. A fixed white lens lantern
light, on a white stake on Three Tree
Point. W. T., fifteen miles above As
toria, Oregon. The stake is fifteen
feet high and is close to the end of
the point. Tho light Li about thirty
feet above low water.
Swan Island, Willamette river, Or
egon. A fixed white lens lantern
light, on a white stake on the lower
end of Swan Island, threo and one
half miles below Portland, Oregon.
The stake is 100 yards from the ex
treme end of the island at low water,
and is twelve feet high; tho light is
about twenty-six feet above low wa
ter and serves as a guide through the
turn in the chnnuel at the lower end
of Swan Island.
Bv order of the light house board.
U. SKBRnE. U. S. K,
Inspector 13th L. H. District.
.1!rrit. Win.
T'edi".-iie to.-av to our citizen, thit
we liae liccn selling l'r. KiimS New
Discovery for Consumption. Dr. Kiii"'s
New l.ifu Pills, liticklen's Arnica Salve
and Electric Hittera, and have never
hnndled remedies that sell as well, or
that have given sucli universal satisfac
tion. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time, and we stand ready to
refund the purchase price, if satisfac
tory ie5ult3 do nut follow tlielr use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits. J.
W. Conn, Druggist
fl'otlce, V. . F. P. V.
The regular monthly meeting of the
C. It. F. 1. Union will be held at Liber
ty Hall at 7: JO p.m., on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 5th, 1839.
A. SE iFELDT,
President.
A le x Sutton. Secretary.
All tho patent medicines advertised
iu this paper, together with the cholctst
perfumery, and toilet articles, etc- can
be bought at the lowest prices, at J. W.
Conn's drug store, opposite Ocident
hctel. Astoria.
Tho latest stylo of Gents' Boots and
shoes at P. J. Goodman's.
Tender, Juicy Sti-ak at Jeff's.
We have Fome fine Creamery butter
in large anu amau tuns, i ry it.
Thomson & Rosa'.
Ludlow's Ladles' 83.00 Fine Shoes;
also Flexible Hand turned French Kids,
at P.J. Kqcd man's.
For Rent.
The store room formerly occnnieil
by the Empire Storp. An eligible loca
tion aim a gooa ousiness siana. Apply
to Char. . Ouxdf.rpox.
Try the New ifork Cream Cheese.
You can Cud It at Thompson & Ross'.
Oet some of that celebrated Chaso &
Sanborn coffee at Thompson &Koss
WcinhnrU'tf Beer.
And Free Lunch at the Telephone Sa
loon, S cents.
CMliren Cry ferPitclier's Castoria
THE PILOT BILL.
A Correspondent Accounts For the Milk
In tho Cocoannt
To The Editor or The Astobian.
The milk in the pilot bill cocoanut
is this; Portland and Taeoma are, by
agreement between the O. R. & N. Co.
and the JN. P., mado common points.
That is wheat we will sny is hauled
from the interior, to tho two places
at the samo rate.
Ships can be chartered for Tcooma
at about tho same rato as to Astoria.
This leaves on the other side ot tho
eqnation against Portland, 100 miles
of sand bars anasuoais Detween rort
land aud Astoria, the natural com
mon point with Taeoma. This differ
ence against Portland, is charged np
to the snips loading at rortianti, wmen
makes charters higher there, than at
Taeoma.
This places Portland at a disadvan
tage by the amount of extra cost be
tween Portland and Astoria, which is
what Portland is trying to get rid of
now. In her desperate effort to keep
the pie and eat it at the same time,
she has brought forth the pilot bill,
whereby tho men who brave the
storms by night nnd day, and who
risk their lives for the safe conduct
of ships into port, are reduced to a
mere pittance for their services, that
Portland might bo able to maintain
her supremacy in the commercial
world that she might be able to
cope successfully with Taeoma. She
is trying to demonstrate that, "He
that hath not shall bo taken away
even that ho hath." Suppose that
they succeed in driving tho pilots
from the river, which they surely will
do if that bill passes, unless tho O. R.
&N. Co. magnanimously steps in and
makes her river captains pilots, what
will be the result? Of course up goes
insurance, and consequently up goes
charters, then where are they? The
Oregonian has always claimed, and
justly too, that wheat cau bo hauled
down through the Columbia gap to
Portlaud cheaper than it can be
hauled over tho mountains to Ta
eoma. Then why don't they do it, so
as to make the difference in tho costs
between Portland and Astoria, and
not try to cripple commerce, and du
an unjust thing, by making tho pilots
pay the difference.
The reasons aro very simple. First
the O. R. & N. Co. wants that difference
to put iuto its pocket, secondly tbey
don't daro do it, because so soon as
they do, tho N. P. Co., will follow
them down in rates, and tbey will be
just whore they were when they
started, because the two places, Port
land and Taeoma, are made common
points by agreement. There is no
law of commerce or trade, that will
eliminate the difference in cost ot
charters between Taeoma and Port
land, for the simple reason that tbey
nre not by nature situated tho same.
No amount of tinkering and squeez
ing and unjust legislation, can make
them commercially equal, for the bed
of the river from Astoria to Portland
is too near the surface. As well at
tempt to make G equal 8. Then what
is the remedy? Surely not in putting
pilots on halt rations. It tho O. R. &
Co., can haul wheat down the Colum
bia, cheaper than tho N. P. can haul
over the mountains, let it continue
its line on down the river to Astoria,
tho great natural common point with
Taeoma, and let it deliver wheat at
Astoria, the same as it is delivered at
Taeoma, and that will settle it, and
nothing else wilL That is the manly
and business way to do it.
This will save to tho farmers 75
cents to a SI a ton, on every ton of
freight they ship, the O. R. & N. Co.
will be as well off as the N. P. Co., by
their own admission; Portland will be
just as well off as she now is, Astoria
will be a little better off, there will be
a better feeling all around, aud the
whole country will be moro prosper
ous nnd harmonious.
There is an irrepiessible conflict
with nature in this matter, that will
not down, till justice i3 done the
country by these transportation lines.
If the O. R. & N. Co., is not dis
posed to do what is right for them
selves and the whole country, put
Oregon's commerce on an equality
with that of the Sound, let the leg
islature compel them to do so if it be
possible. S.
Death of Y. L. McEwao.
W. L. McEwan, an old and well
known resident of this city, died yes
terday morning ot general debility.
Deceased was a native of New Bruns
wick; he was born February 17th,
1827, and has resided here sinco 1853.
The funeral will be at Clatsop to
morrow. About a year ago deceased was
seized with a paralytio stroke, and a
few months ago, a second attack, a
third attack last week he failed to
rally from. Ho was conscious to the
last moment.
Always Young.
Why Is my wife so precious in my
sijtht?
Is it because her eyes are always
bright,
And grace and modesty are In her air?
Kelther. believe me, though she's very
fair,
he says, and says it with an earnest
dictien:
"Thlsgrowiugold, I find, is all a fiction,
Since fortune sent me 'Favorite
Prescription.' "
Dr. Pierce's famous remedy of that
name is, indeed, a perfe t specific for
"female weakness." and kindred ail
ments. Uy druggists.
Cleanse the liver, stomach, bowels anrf
whole system by using Dr. Pierce's Pel
lets.
MeaU Cooked to Order.
Private rooms for ladles and families:
at Central Restaurant, next to Foard &
atones.
TelCDhonrliodcrlnc House
Best Beds In town. Rooms per night
80 and 25 cts per week S1.50. New aud
mean, rrivaie entrance.
Coffee and cake, ten cents, at tho
veuiriu -Restaurant.
Go to Jeff's lor Oysters.
ECZEMA CAN BE CURED.
The most nsonlztnc humlliailnjr.
itrhlnc. scaly, burning 6- rzenian
are cared by the Cntirnra Itcm-
cdlcn, -when physicians end all
other remedtoH fall.
I have boen afflicted t inc e lat March with
a ik in disease the doctors called Eczema. M
face wa covered with sc-ba and ore. and
the itohinx and burning vrero almost unbear-
highly ncuinmendcd. con-luded to give them
a ,im. uriUK luo ;Ulll,UKA ana VU I iruRA
.oip externally, and Rksolvkxt internally
for four months. 1 call m self cured, in grat
itude for which I make thit put licnat ment
MB3.Cl.AiiAA.FltLDJKU;K.
Broad Brook, Conn
Eczema Th.ee Yoara Cared.
PfTtritto i Dniiiniriii.iL. -i a. 11
cinos on earth. Had the worst caso or Salt
"uoum in wis cumuiy. juy motner naa it
for twenty years, andin fact died from it X
bekere Ccticcea would have saved her life.
Mv or-mo hraoct etrtA linn.) .. J c
tnreoyear3, which nothing relieved or cured
uaui x usea.mo uuticuba iiesoltext.
Eczema on Baby Cnrcd.
his lace, neck, head, ears, and entire body.
He was one mass of scabs, and we were
obliged to tie his hands to prevent his scratch
ing. I hare spent dollars on remedies with
out effect, but after usug one box C'CTirua
and one cake of Ccticdb Soap tho chila is
entirely cured. 1 cannot thank you enough
for them , F. W. B KO W N ,
12 Alull St., Brooklyn, E. D., N. Y.
Eczema on Hands Cared.
Two years and ahalf am Salt Rheum hmlro
out on my right hand.- It appeared in white
miners, aiienaea oy terriDlo itcliing. and
gradually spread un il it covered the entire
back of the band. The disM a wit nnnnarnl
on my left hand I tried many remedies, but
could fiuil no cure until 1 obtained the Cuti
ccea Krugdiks, whKh effected a speedy and
yccmuuGui cure.
JAMESP.KEARXEY.
2S1 Wood Avenue, Detroit
Sold everywhere. TricK ? nnrrrirn i nv -
Soap, 23c. : Kisolvht, Sl.uo. Prepared
by the Pottkh Ditno and Chemical. Co.,
Doston, Mass
Sendfor"How to Curo Skin Diism"(li
pagos, 50 illustrations, and 100 testimonials
RARV'Q?kln .a.n(l alP preserved and
i beautified by CcucrnA iltm-
CATKDSOT.
A Word About Catarrh.
'It is tho mnfniM mpmhrnnA lliof nrinilai-.
ful semi-Quid enveloi e surrounding the doli
cate tissue . f the air and food passage . that
Catarrh makes its stroiKholl. Onco estab
lished, it eats into the very vital', and ren
ders life but a long drawn breath of miserj
uuu ui-oiud. uuiuug me scnao oi no.iricg.
trammelling th pnwer of speech, destroying
the faculty of smell, tainting tho breath, and
killing the refined Dleasures of tnste. In.iri
iously. by creeping on from a simple cold in
noaa. u assaults too membraneous limn;
and envelops the bones, oatin? thmutrh ihp
delicate coats and cau-ing inflammation,
sloughing and death .Nothing rbortoftotnl
era icat on will secure health to the patient
und all allevifitive Arosiinnlv nrnrrnhtinurpri
sufferings, leading to a fatal termination, S .n-
FOBD'd KiDlOtL I URK, by iiftaluffun ai d hj
Internal admininrati n, hss never failed
even when tho dioaie ha? made frightful in
roads on delicato constitutions, hearing, smell
and taste have been recovtred, and tho dis
ease thoroughly drives out.
SAS'FORU'rt ItAIlinAI. PrrnF rnnqict. r.f nno
bottle of the KtDiCAL Cl'iik. ono bos Ca-
tahkiial, oi.VhNT. and ono imi'icuvki-
imiali'm, neatly wrapped in one package,
with full directions; price, 31,uO.
ruTTKK imyo a; uuemical. CO.. uostox.
KBDNEY
Strains and lYcnknessics,
Believed in ono minuteby thatmar
vellous Antidote to 1'ain. Inflamma
tion and.U eakness.the ti lenr
.mi-tiiti riHirr. Tho first
d only.pain-killing strengthening
plaster. Ksi cciallv adantcd to in
stantly relieve and speedily cure Kidney and
Uterine rains anu . ncaKness. unrramcii
vaitlr ouDeri rto all other blasters At all
diugrffcts, 25 ccnt: five fur Jl.tu; or potge
free ot I'.itiE.i Dituo AND CihuiIial, lo..
Boston, Mass.
rs;x.
WOPtllSR
3Ss
gsasa;
A Pleasing Sense of Health
and Strength Renewed, and
of Ease and Comfort
Follows thouso of Svrup of Kgi, s? i:
acts gently oa tlio
Kidxfa-s, Liver Bowels
Effectually Cleaning tho System -when.
Cojtiyc or li.lioui, Dispelling
Colds, Headaches and Fevers
and permanently curing
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION
without weakening or irritating tho or
gans on -which it acts.
Tor Salo In SOcnnd SI. OO Rottlnt by
nil Leailluc; Druggists.
XUCCTlCri'KEO OM.V IT 1XIZ
OALITOEIIIA HG STEU? 00.
Sax rcAXCLKO, Cal.,
Louisville, Kv., Xew Yosk. X. Y
JOB PRBNTSNG.
Neat, Quick And Cheap at The
AST0EIAN JOB OITICE
Administrator's Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENTITATTnE
undersigned h is been appointed admin
strator of tue estati of John West, de
ceased, and ail parties having cl.tlms
against said citato are hereby nutlfled to
present tho wme properly verified to mf at
Yfestport, Catsup county, Oregon, within
six months from data hereof.
JXO.WPST.
Administrator.
Wstport, Or., Jan. 10, 18S. wi-td
sTJ
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JJ 7 --rM r -. . rtnzi
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to
Stock
iraet Dick the other tlay, and ho
seemed sort'er puzzled; 1 naked him
wlint's the matter? nnd sez lie, I
lllnnf to get myself a new suit, and
ai dill my hat. looks as though it
needed a rest; and sbz hf, j on know,
Jim, my oldest boy he's going
TO
coileso to get edlcated, and he
muan have a new riu. but mv
po-ket book is Retttne; sirt'er hungry,
and 1 don't know w hat to do !
Q Q Q here, scz I ter Dick !
y. don't know anything if you
ILIll ain't aware of tho fa-t that
HERMAN WISE Is selling I1I3 stock
off at greatly reduced prices, in rder to
make room for bis immense Sl'RlXG
stock.
Hal Hal x n5Ct DIek 2 diys Iator'
iiu! llct ! and sez be, as lie laffetl
and t!lvo me the Lndee wink I 't do beat
anything how HERMAN WISE, that
little feller In the Occident Hotel build
in0;, slaughters clothing.
i I la I
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rHlBIPy not ?I ilBiDlil Sllil IsilBBlliDlU TISiiiVH
Our Annual
we will make
ALL OUR
THE
ccancsizBesaBXXMB
' "im'.j
To Gray's Harbor.
AND SH0ALWATER BAY.
The Steamer GEN. MILES.
V. P. "Yiiitco3Ib, Master,
Will leave tor Gray's Harbor
Evory Tuesday
Will sail for Shoalwater Bay once a month,
itlrelgut Justifies.
TILLAMOOK,
Shoalwater Bay and Gray's Harbor
The P. & C. S. S. Co.'s Steamer
"ALLIANCE,"
VI11 sail from PORTLAND as follews:
Git AY'S II AKBOK-Thursday. October i.
11, 13 and 23. November 1, S. 13, 22 aud 20,
December C. 13, 20 and 27.
SUOALWATKK BAY Octotcr 4 and IS.
November 1.15 and 29. Dt-cember 13 and iT.
TILLAMOOK Monday-October 1.15 aid
23. November 12 and 20. December 10 and
21.
Steamer leaves Portland, from foot ot O
street at S P. M. on above dates. Astoria G
A AI. the following morning.
The Company reserves Ihe right to change
time and place of sailing.
b. K. aTKONG. President.
C. P. UPSHUR, Agent Astoria.
GEO. 31'I.EAX.
SAM. FREEMAN.
McLean & Freeman.
BLACKSMITHS.
Special Attention paid toall Ship and Steam
boat Repairing
HORSESHOEING.
Lojgms Camp Work a Specialty. All kinds
of Blacksmithing done to order.
Shop, corner Jefferson and Olney streets,
Astoria, Oregon.
X Fine nutl Well Selected Stock
OF
Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, etc.
-AT-
H. EKSTROM'S
Jewelry Establishment.
AH goods warranted, as guaranteed.
Oppusite Crow's gallery, Astoria, Oregon,
BOOTS AND SHOES!
Of Best Quality, and at
LOWEST PKICES,
AT THE
SIGN OF THEJOLDEH SHOE.
Inventory
a
iuuAitniwrvU'.iJ.
The Str. Telephone
Fast Time Between Portland
and Astoria.
Leaving Astoria Jlonday ,....... c x. it,
" " Tuesday.... ..... :03 V. M.
" " Wednesday .7 HQ p. sr.
" Friday 7 :d0 r. sr.
" " Saturday 4 :00 r. si.
Cose connections at KalxmatotheSound ;
at Astoria with the Oen. Milts lor llwaco.
Ojstervllleaiid tirays Harbor; at Portland
with the ). & C. R. It., and west sido trains.
P. & W. V. K. It ; Vancouver and urosotL
City boats, and Eastern bound trains.
Morgan & Sherman.
GROCERS
And Dealers In
i
Special Attention Civento Filling
Of Ordors.
A FULL LINE CARRIED
And Supplies furnished at Satis
factory Terms.
Purchases delivered In any part of the city.
Office and "Warehouse
In Hume's Sew Building on Water Street,
P. O. Box 153. Telephone No. S7.
ASTORIA, OREGON.
Notice To Carpenters.
TnE CAKPESTEP.S OP ASTOMA AltE
requested to meet at Rescue Club Hall,
on the rvcnimt of Friday, February 1st, at
7 0 o'clock, to Ulscus3 an important ques
tluu. rliORTHERH GROWM PLAHT
AMU tifctUS
Aro acknowledged tho beet, being hardier,
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