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AToMA. ORCC.OK:
SlTUIMi.W FKli!tCTK'. ltiliO.
ISSUED EVERY MORNING.
(Monday excepted.)
J. F. HALLORAN & COMPANY,
Publishers and Proprietors,
'.bTOBXAX BUILDINfl, - - CassSiheet.
Terms ofSBbierlptlon.
F rved by Carrier, perwpek . I5ct8
j at bv SI ill. p"r tiiont ti t5eu
' " one year. $1AQ
."100 of postage to sulcrtbers.
The Astoihan Ruarantees to Its advert
Users the largest circulation of any newspa
per published on the Columbia river.
There is no emergence clause In
the pilot-bill.
Sit far, 427 bills hare been intro
duced in the state legislature.
fbejjiity on the cargo of steel rails
oa the "AT. E. Watson arabnnts to
S12.500. on 1,670 tons.
The stockholders of the Pythian L.
&JB. association will have a special
meetingat"2-P si. td-i3ay,-
Itev. Mr. Janney, a returned mis
sionary from India, will preaob at the
Methodist church to-morrow.
In the Presbyterian church to-morrow
merning: '"Onr Greater Werk:
evening, "The Glory of Yonng Men.
The Progressive L. & B. associa
tion will bold their annual meeting in
Liberty hall at 7 o'clook this evening.
The Gen. Milts, schooners Zampa,
Tarn OWhanter and Jeannte, two
sail, two Hteam vessels crossed out
yesterday.
It has been a chilly week all around
for Astoria. It's only on a cold day
that Astoria gets left, bat the temper
ature has been very low since Mon
day. Tbe wind blew straight .from the
cart beast yesterday, and the air was
frosty. The blue sky and glistening
snow made a sight unusual in this
viointy.
There are fourteen sealers fitting
out in British Columbia for northern
crnises. The AUie I. Alger has al
ready sailed, with captain Eaycor in
command.
Tho funeral of the late Louis Soy
fins will bo at 9 a. m., this morning.
Coroner Surprcnant being satisfied
that deqth was accidental, there will
be no inquest.
The Ancon left Port Townsand
last Wednesday with 150 Chinamen,
150,000 feet lumber and cannery sup
plies for the Cutting Cannery com
pany at Cbilcat, Alaska.
Well; tbe pilot bill passed tho sen
ate yesterday. Gov. Pennoyer will
not sign it. He has five days in
which to veto it or let it become a
law without bis signature.
Among three sackfuls of special
mail.for TnE Abtoeias enmes twelve
volnmcs bouud congressional Rec
ords, each volume containing cbout
1.200 pages. What a pity Life is so
ehortl
No. 1, Vol. I, of tho Cathlamet Ga
zette, a neat little six column folio is
received, with Mr. Alfred Davis as
proprietor, who deserves congratula
tion for his enterprize nnd hearty
good wishes for his success.
Owing to chie'f engineer Thielsen's
absence yesterday, he having been
unexpectedly called away, the bids
for contract work on tho Astoria and
Snath Coast Riilway will not be
Opened until -he returns next Monday.
The stat-e legislature lets go nezt
Thursday evening, nud Astoria will
draw a aisli or relief. Dressed in a
little brief authority tho legislators
have played such fantastic tricks be
fore high Heaven as should make
them b-lnsh.
A New York dispatch says: Inqui
ry for salmon begins, aud the tone of
demand "indioitea that Alaska brands
will obtain a 1 irge share of attention
this teas in, as to quality nnd price:
favorite Alaska, S1.47& 1.50; Co
lumbia, SI.bi! 551:85.
Captain Martin, who broke his leg
whilo second mate of the fonr-trmsted
shlpTrafalgar, died in Victoria, B.C ,
last Wednesday after lying three
months in the hospital. The de
ceased -came from Montrose. Scot
land, wbre he ha3 six children.
The steam schooner Leo, wbioh
was wrecked on tho Alaskan coast
last November, has been raised by
tneansnf empty casks. When afloBt
Tshe Was ran on a sandy beach, and it
iv'bowlhonght that she can be re
paired and tit to run again inside of
six weeks.
Next Thursday Lydia Thompson's
burlesque opera troupe, comprising
55 -selected artists, will be at Ross'
opera house in 'Penelope.' Of
course yon are going. So is every
body else. Don't forget your opera
glass. Reserved seats at the New
Xork Novolty Store.
Our state dairy commissioner is an
enterprising man. His report, if pub
lished, would make interesting read
ing. He'gebi8800a year, bat from
January 1st to March 31st, 1887
three months, his expenses, as filed
per report in the secretary of state's
office, show a bill against the state of
81,172.75 for just one quarter of a
year.
Senator Gray's bill appropriating
315,000 from OIney to Buxton's, in
Washington connty, has passed both
houses. Gov. Pennoyer will allow it
to become a law, on the 19 th, with
out bis signature. The bill, which
wos-pablished la fall, in The Asto-
?u ?zm SU-tomm.
man. appropriates SD.OOO to Clatsop,
SUKW ) Ootu.ubm aud S2.000 to
Wasbiuctou counties.
! Dr. Estea v.iil linm the bedilini?
hii.1 furaiciitp Hie cabiu u( the Dixit
Thompson to-day, and after bringiug
tlie l-uit nrnnnd to the dock, will al-
j lnw the Antoria passengers to get off
uil wmu D'n v.iyae to the other 74
oscapauts of tbe boat, who will pro
ceed to Portland. The Ooddard
brothers at tho pest house are re
ported getting along finely.
One of the teachers in the public
fiohool yesterday afternoon inter
cepted a letter that was going by
special delivery from an observant
yonth of twelve to a rosy cheeked lit
tle damsel on the other side of the
room. The confiscated epistle reads
as follews: "It you wouldent go
with any fellows I wouldent go with
nny girls and we could have lots of
fun we are the same Bize. Apples are
good but peaches are better if you
like me answer this letter."
There's lob of money to be made
if one just knows how. Every com
positor knows what trouble it is
sometimes to Jock up n galley with
quoins and side sticks when a proof
is to be taken. About three months
ago a Philadelphia compositor on a
morning newspaper thought he could
invent a galley that would be nearer
the width of the column of type, and
did so, and now ho is worth a hun
dred thousand dollars. Talk nbout
the commercial value of idoasl He
might be setting type all his life, but
a bright idea struck his brain, nnd
now ho has a fortune. The new gal
leys, such as he invented will be in
The Astobiau office just as soon as
they can be got out here. There is a
hinge on the bottom and a duflicker
on the side, and when the typo is
emptied from the stick into the gal
ley all one has to da is to turn the
handle of a lever, and the galley is
ready to- have a proof and a "dupe"
taken from it. It will save lots of
time and profanity among tho breth
ren. HAHGED POH AMtJBDER.
Alexandria, Minn., Feb. 15. John
Lee was hung at 10 o'clock this morn
ing for tbe murder of Cha3. Chclin,
at Bandnn, on the night of July 19.
1883. Executive clemency saved
Martin Moe who was to be hanged
with him, from a similar fate. They
had a hard fate. They were hard
working, industrious fellows. Lee
bad a grudge against Chelin over a
love affair. 'Ho and Moe were drunk
when they shot Chelin.
Will Have One Consideration.
The following was received yester
day merning:
Navi Yard Site Commission j
Noethwest Coast, -
Seattle, W. T. February 13, 1&59. J
Sib: Your very full and satisfac
tory response of January 23th to the
questions submitted to yon by the
uavy yard site .commission has been
received, for which please accept the
thanks of tbe commission.
The advantages of Astoria as a lo
cation for a naval station will have
due consideration.
Very respectfully,
A. T. Maiian.
Capt. U. S. Navy: Pres
dent of Commission.
O. H. Page, Esq.,
Mayor of Astoria, Oregon.
Who Is Your Best Friend?
Your stomach of course. Why? Be
cause it it is out 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 tho
tnornin?. Don't drink in the morn
ing. If you must smoke and drink
wait nntil your stomach is through
with bteakfast. Yon can drink more
and smoke more in the evening and
it will tell on yon less. If your food
ferments and does not digest right,
if yon are troubled with Heartburn,
Dizziness of the head.coming up of
the food after eating, Biliousness, In
digestion, or any other trouble of tbe
stomacb. yon had best use Green's
August Flower, as no person can use
it without immediate relief.
A Profitable IWry Crop.
Jacksonville, Feb. 15. This morn
ing the steamer Manatee, Captnin
Loveace, bronght down to the city
121 ouarts of fine, largo strawberries
for shipment to New York. These
are tbe first of the season shipped
from the St John's river country,
and will bring 85 per quart in the
large northern cities. They were
from the farm of Bury & Anderson at
Mandarin. -
Uniform Bank
K. of P. Sir Knights At'
tentlnn.
You will meet Bt Pythian Castle
ball on Sunday, Feb. 17th, 1889, at 2
p. M. sharp. Bnsinesa of importance.
By order of
Sib KNtarrr Captain.
AVantrd.
A competent cirl to work In small
faniilj . None other need apply.
TelephuneLiOdKiue House.
Best Beds In town. Rooms per night
30 and 25 cte, per week S1.50. New and
clean. Private entrance.
Fur fteutu
The store "room formerly occupied
by the Empire Store. An eligible loca
tion ana a gooa ousmess maim, appiy
to Cll AS. S. GUSDEESON.
riimos aud. urgaus.
Griffin & Reed are agents fortlie cele
brated Lyon & Healy Organs. These
instruments are beautifully finished In
bla k walnut, unsurpassed in variet
and quality of tone, nnd fully warranted
for five years. Our S83 Organ cannot
be equaled. A. splendid small upright
Piano for sale or rent on very reason
able terms. Call and examine.
OniFFiy & Reed.
Ludlow's Ladles' $3M Fine Shoes;
also Flexible Hand turned French Kids,
at if. J. ItOCDMAM'B.
Tender, Julcr Steak at Jeff's.
THE
PILOT BILL PAB3ED
SENATE.
THE
Salem, Feb. 15. The pilot bill,
Northrup's house bill No. 37, passed
the atate senate this afternoon. Gov.
Pennoyer will not sigu it.
THE BULL B.XTS BILL TOO.
Salem. Feb. 15. The senate this
morning passed repreaentative Ear
hart's Bull Run water bill, anthori
jing the Portland water committee to
issue $1,500,000 worth of non taxable
bonds to bring in n supply of pure
water. The vote stood Ayes 22, Nays
6; absent 2. The bill will be 6ent to
Gov. Pennoyer this afternoon. Gov.
Pennoyer says that he will veto the
bill and return it at once to the
house. The Multnomah delegation
are confident that they will be able
to pass it over the veto. They claim
to have 40 votes assuredjn the house,
being the requisite two-thirds ma
jority. PERSONAL MENTION.
Bishop Morris has returned to
Portland.
A. Gibbons is confined to his room
with tbe goat.
Miss Daisy Goodell, who has been
quite ill, is convalescent.
City attorney Noland returned from
corporation headquarters yesterday
morning.
P. F. Bower goes to San Francisco
on tue coiumuia to-morrow, ior a
month's sojourn.
Arnold Graham, of Columbia conn
ty, goes to the arctio circle to super
intend an Alaska salmon cannery.
Passongers up on tho 8. O. Heed
last night: P. G. Clark. E. E. Stock
well, F. Wolsey, Miss Smith, F. J.
Carney. C. E. Bain, A. J. Johnson (for
San Francisco overland), H. W.
Loon. Mrs. D. Goodsell, J. D. South-
erland and wife, Mrs. McCormnck,
Judge Hastings, J. Gilbert, G. For-
est, Jno. Grant, Mrs. Allan JNojes,
Angus Gor, Prof. Pratt, C. N. Waite,
M. H. Roberts.'C. Kline, D. D. Mo
Go wan, Clark Hill.
TWO HUSBANDS.
Indianapolh, Feb. 15. A bill has
been introduced in the house to legal
ize tbe marriage and -legitimize tho
children of Rachel Mahone and Law
rence Burgess. The woman married
Burgess at a time when she supposed
her first husband was dead, and her
second husband was subsequently
killed in the war of the rebellion.
Her first husband appeared twelve
years later and she is now living with
him. If the bill passes she will re
ceive a pension of $8,000.
,
O listen 1 if within your home
Some gentle one is fading ;
Take warning, ere a summons come,
Your happiness invading.
For all the suffering she endures
Is needless, did you know it;
Tue "Favorite Prescription ' cures
Unceasing praise show it.
Truly "a honseho'd blessing"' is the
marvelous specflc Dr. Pierce's Faior
ite Prescription for the ills f woman.
Who that sees a dear face growing each
da more ethereal but will rejoice to
learn that the wife or daughter may
yet be saved, and the faintly circle pre
.served unbroken ? Don't despair, but try
it. even if the doctor say Uiere is "no
cure." It is the only medicine, i-old by
druggists, for wotnau's peculiar weak
nesses and ailiueiit-s, under a positive
?;uarantee from the manufacturers, that
twill give satMaction in every case, or
money will be refunded. Red guaran
tee ou hottle-w rapper.
a london sensation.
London, Feb. 15. The Star sas
Lord Salisbury has began suit for n
divoroo. His -rife before marriage
was known a3 Dolly Lester. It is
stated he names as correspondents a
bookmaker, named Riley, and Am
bingtou, who owns n rating stable.
startling revelations are expected.
s
XV. C. T. V.
At tho V. C. T. U. meeting on
Thursday was read a communication
from tue stile president in regard to
tue proposed change of theludnstiial
Home, established by the state union
in Portland into a home for fallen
women, where women of this class
wishing to leave their evil life may
find kind friends aud a refuge. The
state president desired this union to
make n contribntion for the suste
nance of that home.
Mrs. m. j. ivinney was elected ns i
delegate to the stale alliance, which
meets at Albany Feb. 20tb.
By order of the union the meeting
of the children of Antoria to organize
a Loyal Legion was postponed on ac
oount of the necessary books not
havingyet arrived from the east. It
will be held at 330 P. M. on Friday,
March 1st
Dr. Adair presented a report of
her recent visit to Salem in the inter
est ot the bill now nendincr before tbe
legislature raising tbe legal age ot
consent in this stato to sixteen vears.
one saw almost every member of both
tue noase and tbe senate and ob
tained the promise of a large major
uy 10 support tne bill; in most cases
without argument. The vote in the
senate for the bill will be almost
unanimous.
Epoch.
The transition from long, lingering
and painful sickness to robust health
marks an -poch in the life of the Indi
vidual. Such a remarkable event Is
treasured In the memory and the agency
whereby the good health has been at
tained Is gratefully blessed. Hence It Im
that so much Is heard in nraise of Elec
tric Bitters. So many feel they owe
their restoration to health to the use of
tne ureat Alter -live and Tonic. If you
are troubled With anv rilsensn nf tin
Kidneys, Liver or Stomach, of long or
short standing ou will surely find re
lief by u-e of.E!ectric Bitters. Sold at
."i0 c. and SI per bottle at J, W. Conn's
vi u.g suire.
The latest style of Gents' Boots and
h A AA ns T V "j - -!
juuco l l. J. UOODMAM 3.
ClillilxeiiCryforPitclier'sCastoria
A WAGON WAY OPENED.
Pobtlasd. Feb. 15. The wngon
way across the Bteel railroad bridge
wao thrown open this forenoon to the
public The pnssenger portion of
the bridge would probably not have
heen opened for general nse for sev
rnldasyet bad nut the Morrison
Street Bridge company, which con
lrols the wngon way per lenre. given
the O. R. & N. Co. notice jeslerdaj
afternoon that they must hnve the
opening take place immediately.
IVERY. NIGHT I SCRATCHED.
Until the Hfcln wa rnw, Woilj
rovcrrd ivitli -ralen like Hiio'Mor
mortar. Cured by Cnticnru ilein
edics. I am going to tell you of an extraordinary
chance pnr ' cticcra KKMfnifs performed
Q me. About the 1-t of Audi Inn I noticed
o mo red pimples I ke coming nut all over my
body, but thought nothinz of it until some
time later on. when it beuan to look liko siots
of mortar f rotted on.'and which cauio off in
layer?, a compnni.d with itching. I would
ycratoh every night until I was utr. then the
next night the Fcae. being furmo'l menn
wbile, were scratched off ngain In vain did
I consult all tbe doctor! In the country, but
with' ut aid. A iter givirg ut nil hopes uf re
covery. 1 happened to see im advertisement
in thonewspauerabo tyourCi; irt'K IUmk
ni'S and iurchaed ihein from mv druggist,
and obtained ntino't unmeliato relief. 1 bo
pan tu notice that the Fciily eruption gradual!?
dropped off nnd disappeared one bv one. (ltd
hnve been full, cured J bud the di-tao
thirteen months beroro I bean taUi gthol'e
TiruitA ii MEt'U.s nnilin four or fivo weeks
was entirelv cured My di'e uo v&3 ecicma
and I'soria u I recommended lho "I'd uic i
HKMKDcK to till in my vicinity, and I know
or a arcat many who have taken them, und
tha-k me fur the knowledge of .them especi
ally mothers who have babes witi. scaly erup
tions on their beads and bodies t cannot ox
press in words tho tbsuks to ou fur what tho
CU ICUiia ICKsiKUlFSbavebeentome My
body was covered withscales and i was an
awful rpec'acle to behold. .Now my tkin U
as nice i.nd clear as a baby's
ULO. CU it, i Merrill, Wis.
Sept 21, 1&7.
Feb 7, 1883.- Not a trnoo whatsoever of tho
disease from which 1 suffered has shown tiself
since my euro. UKO. l-UitY.
We cannot do Justice to the esteem m which
CUTICUUA. tbe great skin cure, and cut; -It
a. Nov f, and exTuisjte skin beautlfier, pro
parod from ir, andCvr.i uk iti-s 'I.vht,
the new Blood I'unfier.are heldby the thous
ands uiion thousands whose lives have -been
made happy by tho cure of nxoniilnt. humil
iating, itching, scalv and pimply dicae of
tao skin, scaip una mood, wiui loss ot bair.
Sold everywhere. Pilce: CtrricunA roc :
Soap, 25c ; 11KSOLVH.T, Sluo. Prepared
by the I'oitkuUiico ami Chemical Uo.,
liOHiuii, Ma?3
Send for "How to Ciro Skin Diseases," Gl
pages, it) Illustrations, and luu testimonials
DIMPLES b ach-heads.red. rough, chapped
landuilyskia r-rcventod by Curucn
SiAr.
Catarrh to Consumption.
Catarrh in its destructive furco Hands nmt
to and undoubtedly lea is on to consumption
It i therefore ringular that. those alBiotcd
with this fearful disease -hunld not iu-ko it
toe object of their livrs toiid theuiselve- oi
It Deceptive remedies amco ted by brnor
ant pretenders to medical knowledge have
weakened the confidence of th j great mnjorl
ty of sufferers in all advertised rem. dies.
The? become resigned to a lifv or misi-rv
rather than torture themselves with doubtful
palliatives. -;
But this will nevor d"o."i.Cat.irrh must bo
met at every stage and combated with all our
might- In many cases, the diseo-o has nc
suiued dangerous mpfouis '1 be bones and
c.rtillagoof thenofo. the organ' of honing,
of seeing and of tx.sting o'atfectcd as to be
uselers. ibo uvula s elongated, the throat u
inflamed and irritated as to produ.'u a con
stant aiid distressing cough
h:foki'3 icadiCvL ecu"' most overy
ph.iso of Catarrh, from a ,implo brad cold to
the most liatbsmo and distnciive stages
It is local and con titutii nal ln-tant in re
lieving, permanent in curing, safe, economi
cal and never-failing
Knth i ackage con aim nno buttlo of tho
It Allli'A .(JuuK.one bjx Catakich L i
VK-sT.andan imi-koveii Imiai.eh, with
treatise; pi ice. 51.
I'iiitkbUkCoa Cnr.MiCAi. Co., Boston.
pajns and Weaknesses
OP rEMAIVKS
Instantly relieved by the Tnll-
urn ..i. -i--.ii. - nie .a
new. in 't aeroeab'e.insfantaneou?
and infallible puin-killing plaster.
cfp ciallv adspted to ruliuve I e
malfl 1'itins and eakncses W'nr-
raui-u vastly sui erior lo nil otn r plasters,
mm the mostpoifect Antidoteto I'ain. Inflam
mation and W eak es y t compounded At
all druggi-ts. 2'i ents fivo for SI OU; or iost
age free, of 1'nTrr.it DitUii A.au i uoiical
Co., Boston. .Mass.
Old Man Co mn:; to The Front.
'Come, dear." he pleaded nt the
front dt or. ns he was bidding her!
good n gli', '"givv me ne little kNs,
just one little hiss, and if joti won't
let roe kiss yon for jour own sake, let
me kiss on for your mniher." "I'll
nttend to thnt, young iinti." growled
the old centlem ii. fr.ini tlioibor
above, and the young man waited to t
hear no more. I
TOCHisrs i
Whether on plwsure b -nt or business, t
should tnke on very trhi a bu'tlt-r
Sriii)of Kig. a-, it acts must lilcas.itsly
ileffcrtutllyoii tiieuiuiiejs. iivrrs-uar
bowels, pn-veiiting ft-vers, iientluclw-
andutlHTfnriiisiirsieKiii"". t-nrsa i- m
BOcandSl.OO bottles by all leadmx drug-
guts.
aiivickto am m Kir.
Sins. Window's Soothi.no Sykup
should always be. used for-cUHdreii
teething. It s-oothea the child, mi tent
the gums.allas all pain, cures wind
chrtiic. and Is flii'tiesi "reirieity for danr-rbaja-Twenty-flve
cents a bottle.
aienU CooRt-U to order.
Private rooms for ladies and families:
at Central Restaurant, next to Foard &
Stokes'.
Furnishdl Idioms to tot.
First cU-s. and w-11 h.cated : apply tn
T. M. Dwyer. next door to w. V. l'ar
ker's residence.
All the oatent uiediciues advertised
In this paper, together with the choic. st
pertuinery, aim itniei amicus, eic ciiii
be bouuht at the lowest prices, :tt .1. V.
Conn's drug store, opposite Oc.'blent
betel, Astoria.
lVcliilinrr Boer.
And Free Lunch at the Telephone Sa
loon. S cents.
J. C. CLINTON
DEALEE IN
CICARS AND TOBACCO,
FRUITS. NUTS,
Candies. Smokers' Articles, Etc
New Goods Received Daily,
Opposite City Book Store.
ll
odd lengths of goods accumulated in the
various departments will be placed on
our counters this week and
taenia PatapaAgaggggsgr ' nn' .J HeEa " iMnMPt - ' " ' -tii-
I met Dick te other day, and he
I seemed surfer ptuzled: 1 a-ikel hlui
what's the matter and sez he, I
ftl3nt toB"21 wys''? a iiewsn't, and
Bdni my hat looks a3 though It
needed a rcs-;and sez hr. jouknow,
Jim, my oldest uoy Be a tsoinff
Tn collesc to Ret edlcated, and he
I U uius' have a new ric, but iny
po ket book H Retti nxsr Vr hunsry,
aud 1 don't know wlmt to do !
Qgg here, sez Iter Dick!
Vnn " !jnow inlhinjj if ymt
lOU nln't aware of the fat that
HERMAN WISE is selling his stow
off at greatly r duci-d prices. In ldur to
make room for his immense JSl'IUNO
stock.
II n I jjn I i met Kick 2 d"iy later,
II H 1 fl d ! and see he, as he laffed
and nive raa the Lodee. wink ! t do beat
anythlns: how HERMAN" WISE, that
little feller in the Occident Hotel build
j Ing, slaughters clotbiiiR.
RKARBXilSSS F COST1
THE
To Gray's Harbor.
AND SH0ALWATER BAY.
The Steamer GEN. MILES.
W. P. WiiiTCOMn. Master,
Will leave for Gray'i Harbor
Every Tuesday
Will sjllfor Sluinlwater Bay once a moutb,
Iftielglit Jusiilles.
tii i Arvinnif
Shoalwater Bay and Gray's Harbor
lue 1. ii u. s. a. wo.'s oicmuvr
"ALLIANCE,"
Will sail Iiom TOltTLAND as follews:
(WAY'-. HAltBOK Tliurodav. i)'tober4.
It, H and 2. overaber 1, 8, 1 j,! and 29.
UrCemuer 0. 13, 20 aud 27.
bllOAI.WA'lKlt UY Oclo'-er 4 and 18.
X Mrinbi.rl.15an IZ9. li cembcr 13 anil 7.
T1I.1.AMO.IK Monday-Oi:titer 1.15 .I'd
November ?and2C. Dccimberlu and
21.
Steamer leaves Tortiand. fro.n foot of O
tieetat8 I'. M. on above dues Astoria o
A Al. the following iimminK. , ,
The Company reserves Ihe right to change
ilme and place of sailing.
r. it. ollto.NG. President.
C. P. UPMIUlt, A(r.ent Astoria.
GEO. M'1-EAK.
SAM. FEE KM AH.
McLean & Freeman.
BLACKSMITHS.
special Atteni Ion paid tn all 8b p and Steam-
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Logjlns Camu Work a Sueculty. All ltlnds
ul U.acksmlthlnR done tu order.
Mmp, corner Jefferson aud OIney streets,
Astoria, Oregon.
.1 Fiuc aud Wrll Rclcctcl Stocli
OF
Watches, Jewelry.Clocks, etc.
AT
H. EKSTROM'S
Jewelry Establishment.
All goods warranted, as guaranteed.
Oppustte Crow's gallery, Astoria, Oregon,
BOOTS AND SHOES!
Of Best Quality, and at
LOWEST PRICES,
AT THE
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN SHOE.
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The Str. Telephone
Fast Time Between Portland
and Astoria.
Leaving Astoria Monday ...... .....0 . A. M,
" Tne-dd 4:01 P M.
W U"fSj.ll 1 mU v. M.
Frid.iv 7 s P. JI.
" " Nituiday 4:U0P.JI.
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wlilnlioH.&C It. It., and west side trains,
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Citj Iwats, aud IJ.U.U111 bouud trains.
Morgan & Sherman.
GROCERS
And Dealers la
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Special Attention Civonto Filling
Of Orders.
A FULL LINE CARRIED
And bupplles (urutshed at Satis
factory Terms.
Purchases delivered In any part of the city.
Office and Warehouse
In Hume's New Building on Water Street.
P. O. Box 153. Telephone No 3T.
ISTOiEIA, OKKCSOW.
For Sale Seaside Lots.
CnOICK LUT.S IN MTJI.KEY'3 ADDI
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toie the 00012. Apply tj
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OrC.lt. 'ihomson.
WHERN GROWN PLANTS'
AND SEbUif
Are actnowlcilsred the best, being hsrdler,
moro productive and yield bitter crops.
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