The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, June 05, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr"- --- v Tir 3 ?hc gatUj gjistotmn. ASTOUIA, OREGON: WEDNESDAY JUNE 0. 18SD. ISSUED EVERY MORNING (Monday excepted.)' J. F. HALLORAN & COMPANY, Publishers and Iroprletors, AsToniAxBcir.niNc, - - Cass Stiieet. Term ofSabscrliitioo. Sen ed bv Carrier, per week . 15 cts .sent li v Mail, per month . . be Cts ' " one ear. . S7.00 Free of postage to subscribers. Tuk ASTOniAS' guarantees to its aJwr ibers the largest circulation of any iien'pa ler published on the Columbia river. A CatLlainet man has imrchasoil a tanle for breeding irarpose.s. A salve of equal parts of tar. tallow and salt trill cure the worst rae of felon A new 'paper is to be Portland called "The Everbodv will take it. started in Umbrella" The Gen. Miles arrived down from Portland yesterday morning and sailed for Shoalwater bay. A building is being erected on Third street in rear of the Masonic hall for a blacksmith shop. The 832 tons railroad iron for tho Astoria and South Coast road, are furnished by D. E. Garrison, of St Louis. The newly organized tender com pany of Astoria Engine Co. No 1, were photographed in full uniform veterday. The ladies of Grace church guild wdl give an orange tea during the last week of June. Due notice will be given of the date. E. R. Ilawcs says that to take a fire man's lantern with a long handle and use it in the fruit trees, will destroj caterpillars, grubs, etc. Strawberries aro way down in price: ditto cherries: currants from Cali fornia are still held at war prices. Green apples have arrived. Over 8100,000 has gone out of As toria since January 1st for timber claims. The expectation that that much and a little more would quickly return has not, as yet, been wholly re alized. Some people who forwarded 1 each for a "music-box capable of plajing twenty-three tunes" received:! large package on which CO cents ex press was charged, containing three Uve-cent harmonicons. Mr. J. P. Dickinson has finished the city assessment roll, a weary tusk. It foots up S2,0S2,409. Mr. D. was obliged to depend in tho main on the truthful statements furnished him by the great American public. With the compliments of tho faculty aud graduating class, comes an invita tion to the closing exercises of the state normal school at Monmouth ext Tuesday. Miss Minnie Brodie, of thfc city, is one of the graduates. A.C. iraes drew S1.900 out of a bank at Portland, Wednesday, and started out with the intention of spending every cent of it before doing another stioke of woik. lie had spent $100 ihen he was jailed foi Urnukenuess. A moueed man tells Tiro Astoiu vk that he will put 30,000 into flax cul ture here if he can be shown that it will pay. If he will agree to put that amount into raising sugar beets, it is believed that it can be shown to him that the project will pay. The Slate of California isduefrom Sau Francisco this merning: among the passengers are II. B. Sears, A. IX. Harper, L. Q. Douni, Misa Finican, R C. Menefee, A. M. Harman, M. D. Baker, J. O'Wean and wife, Miss C G Thompson, L. E. Burgess. Coroner Surprenant yesterday re ceived a dispatch stating that "Mrs. John Edmunds had died at Wood's Landing tho evening before. Deceased was 38 years of age and leaves a hus band and four children. She died of paralysis. The funeral will lie to-day The meanest man in Oregon has been found again. His name is Had dock and he lives in Prineville. ne bet S50 on the election, lost it, and then sued the winner and got mils- inent for the amount with costs, ne thinks it is sinful to let when vou lose. Next' Sunday, June 9th, will be ob served throughout the United States by the Knights of Pythias as Memo rial day. Astor Lodge No. C and Pa cific No. 17 will hold Memorial ser vices and decorate the graves of their departed brothers at the cemetery on the hillside. Col. Jas. Taylor has decided to dedi cate n tract of land near Smith's Point for a public park and as soon as Johnson the florist arrives work will be begun. The ground chosen will form a delightful site and Col. Taj lor will spare no effort to make the park an ultimate credit to the city. Boat No. 37 of G. W. Hume was stolen from the cannery at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The net was also in the boat. It was seen sailing up towards Tongue Point about 3 o'clock, and it Is supposed that the boat puller is the thief. The captain was the owner of the net and the can nery of the net Tho San Francisco Call gives inter esting editorial figures, showing that newspaper competition in that city iias compeuea it to spena annually $90,000 in addition to its usual ex penses. It also shows that it has paid half a million dollars in dividends. Tlio Call J3 a credit to California journalism and deserves prosperity. It docs look a little as if the news paper world was fnlL With all the new papers that are starting, The As toman is in receipt of a daily aver age of one request for employment from newspaper men in Oregon and Washington, who offer to do anything from editing the paper up to taking entire charge at the compositor's case. The most eastern point of the United States is Quoddy Head, Maine; the ma-t northern point is Point Barrow, Alaska; the most western is Attou Island, and the most southern Koy AVest. Working from these four points, many will be surprised when tliev locate the geographical center of the'United States. It is understood that nn effort will l made to defeat the proposed loca tion of the naval station at Port Orchard. Prominent senators have requested to be furnished with data in favor of other locations, and have avowed their intentions of contesting the ndoption of tho report to be made nv me navai commission. After paying his freight on his goods, Allen C. Mason had just 15 cents when he landed in Tacoma six years ago. He was broken in health, but possessed any quantity of energy and pluck. Now he in strong and vigorous, enjoying the best of health, and is a millionaire. The secret of his success is said to be judicious ad vertising. Eli Perkins will pleasetry again after reading the following from a Cow litz paper: Little Willie Perkins, the son of the postmaster at Kelso, swnl lowed a dollar just two years ago, and day before yesterday he extracted from his left ear a dollar and twelve cents, tho twelve cents being tho in terest on the dollar for two j ears at six per cent Little Willie is now kickiug because ho did not receive moro interest. For some time past a man named Chamberlain, driving a milk wagon for J. G. Nnrnberg has been in the habit of writing letters to the twelve vear old daughter of councilman Jas. V. Welch. Mr.AVelch thought that the letters were not lit for so young a child to read: so when the man called at the house yesterday, Mr. Welch was so enraged that he gave the man asonnd thrashing, breaking a cane over his head, and giving him no more than he deserved. At the last meeting of Seaside Lodge No. 12. A. O. U. W., the fol lowing officers were elected for the en suing term: F. M. W., G. AV. Rncker, M. AV., IL A. Smidt, Foreman, J. E. LaForee, Overseer, IL Grubbe, Re corder, AVm. B. Ross. Financier, S. T. McKean, Receiver, J. Bryce, Guide, Geo. AV. Ross, I. AAr., Thos. Dealv, O. A'., W. Belcher, Trustee, C. H. Stock ton. Representatives to the Grand Lodge. G. AV. Rueker. C. H. Stockton and Geo. McLean. Henry A'illard. T. F. Oakes and Jas. McNaught, of the Northern Pacific road, are on tno way toi'ortlano. They will stop at AViunipeg to look at the new connection purchased lately by the Northern Pacific. They will go from A'ictoria down to Portland,whero the annual meeting of stockholders of the Oregon and Transcontinental Co. will Iw hold on the 17th. OneofA'il lard's friends says that the formor has secured hullicioiit btock to control the election at Portland. If ever man had faith in Ins own town and would pnll for its develop ment, the growth of tho place would lemore rapid. It is the dyspeptic growler who thinks it is the proper caper fo parade to the world the fact that Ins town is dull, busmess is dead and tilings arc going to the demnition bow-wows, cverytime ho takes a trip to heattle or rortlanu. It has been united harmonious action that has brought the boom to Seattle and Ta coma. There are none to pull back, and there are no jealousies. If a merchant cannot supply you with the goods you want, he sends yon to an other If you're mean enough to want to find out, you can tell a young lady's age bj following tho subjoined in structions, the young lady doing the figuring: Tell her to put down the number of the month in which she was born, then to multiply it by 2, then to add 0, then to multiply it by CO, then to add her age, then to sub tract 393, then to add 175, then tell her to tell you tho amount she has left The two figures to the right will tell j ou her age, and the remainder the month of her birth. For example, the amount is 822. She is 22 years old and was born in tho eighth month, August. PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. Phdbriek and wife hue re turned to the.city. Miss Callie Munson is in the audit or's office during the nbsenceof Judge x, a. ,iewett. City attorney and police judge Jew- ctt is confined to his house, and his bed by a severe attack of inflamma tory rheumatism. Notice. The iiiembors of Astor Lodge No. C, K. of P. are requested to be present at their Castle hall this Wednesday evening, June 5th as there will be business of great importance to come up liefore the lodge. Aua. Dasiixson, C C AA'. L. Rocn, K. of R. and S. Strawberries, Strawberries. The Astoria Grocery and Canned Fruit company are offering this morn ing an unusual fine lot of Strawberries for canning purposes, in case lots. Call early. Good Stoves, cheap as the cheapest JOnN A. MOXTGOMEUV. Go to Jeff's for Oysters. EIVEB AHD BAB PILOfAQE. The Present Phase of the Matter. The Ilorrowdale Libeled. The Rirerri loti rroffer Service, 'How not to do it," seems to bo the rule at present as regards bar and river pilotage. Since the alleged new "law" which was bulldozed through the last legislature, is supposed to have gone into effect, the Bervico on bar and river has become demoralized and tho only bearable feature of tho situation is the fortunate fact that the incoming vessels are bo few that disas ter may by good luck bo averted. In speaking of matters like this The Astorias always chooses its words, and the above statement is not reck less nor unjust It is a plain, unprejudiced refer ence to an existing fact Anyone not blinded by prejudice or the self interest induced by pecuniary means, will admit that the present ridiculous administration of bar and river service on the Columbia river is a farce that is only permissible by the broadest interpretation of risk or the widest latitude to a dangerous power conferred by a "law" that is believed to be not worth the paper it is written on. The Astobian has no fight to make for the pilots, nor has it any feeling against tne u. u. & JN. Uo. Amid clashing of interests it looks solely to the public goed: the com merce of the Columbia river, and if it publishes unwelcome facte, those who aro responsible for these facts cannot complain if exact statement is mado regarding the present condition of things. .Nothing is ever settled till it is set tled right, and whether the pilots shall prevail, or the O. R. & N. Co. be hand ed the key of the Columbia, this mat ter will not stay quiet: it must be agi tated. The legislature was fooled by the Oregonian last winter into passing the law, and its members who believed what they were told wero caught by plausible arguments about the "pro ducer." Tho fact that the O. R. &. N. Co. desires to retain tho inland tolls es caped their astute observation. It was cleverly done, but it can't last. Tho legislature can't deliver the goods. Falsehood, sarcasm, ridicule, invec tive and misstatement in and out of newspaper columns in Portland can not rub out the fact that there is no adequate bar and river towage service: that competition is throttled, that the state is made the thrall of a corpora tion, that the commonwealth of AVash ingtou is denied jurisdiction in a mat ter wherein equity suggests at least an equal voice, and that tho plainest dic tates of safety and commercial re quirements are partially ignored. Recognizing the situation tho Co lumbia river pilots have sent the state board of pilot commissioners the fol fel fol eowing: To the Hon. Hoard of Pilot Com missioners. Gentlemen': AVe the undersigned. pilots holding licenses for the Colum bia and Willamette rivers, beg most resptctfully to state to your honorable body, that we bind ourselves to pilot all vessels coming and going between Astoria and Portland free of all charge until. Judge M. Deady renders a de cision in the suit now pending be tween the ship liorrowdalc and T. F Neill: providing there are no more licenses granted on the nme ..i!er-. to other persons. The above is signed b the riwr pilots, men )ha have, some of them been twenty years in the business, but who aro "not needed," at present, nor likely to be in the future, except when Caesar cries: "Help me Cassius, or I sink." Tho British ship liorrowdalc was formally libeled last Monday by pilot Neill, who returned yesterday morn ing. This constitutes a test case. Messrs. Deady and Nicholas are re tained by the pilots. If the constitutionality of the law is upheld, as so nominated in the bond, the circular of the O. K. &N. Co., con tains the law and tho gospel and its mandate must bo complied with. The question, boiled down, is simp ly this Do the O. R. & N. Co, or the people own the Columbia river? That's all there's to it. Argument and rogation and surrogation and re joinder and counter rejoinder piled a mile high doesn't make any difference in the cold naked fact. Tho question is just as stated above. It is a matter of no interest cither one way or tho other to The Asto bian, except that this paper has worked with whatever energy aud in fluence it possesses for many years for the common good, for the develop ment of tho Columbia river commerce and the advancement) of this count ry and it dislikes to see tho clock of pro gress stopped and n general about face aud backward march. Such policy never builds up com monwealths and sometimes proves fatal to corporations tliat cannot see beyond the narrow horizon of present gam xne Dounuiess possniuuics ui future profit. Apart from private gain, aside irom possible dividends, above and beyond all personal feeling and individual opinion, stands the question of ab stract right, of general welfare, or common good. With no bias either way, with no ax to grind, nor personal desire to see other than rieht prevail. The Astoriax hopes to see this question settled iu a way that will mure to tne direct anu hasting benefit of the commerce of the Columbia river. It is a Question of deen concern to those who realize the magnitude of tho real interests involved. Ludlow's Ladies' &I.00 Fine Slmas; also Flexible Hand turned French Kids, at i J. GOODMAN'S. Heals CooKed to Order. Private rooms for ladles and families: at Central Restaurant, next to Foard z oroKes. PIMPLES TOJCROFULA. A PosItlTe Cure for Every sKin, Scalp and Blood Disease ex cept Ichthyosis. Psoriasis 8 years, nrad. arms, and breast a solid scab. Hack covered ivlth sores Best dortors and med icines fall. Cured by Cnticnra .Remedies at a cost of $3,7.1. I havo use.! tho Ccticcrc Ukikihes with tho best results. I used ttvo bottles of tho CctiCcca Kesolveit, thrco boxes of CcTiru- cure J of a terrible skin and scalp diseaso It would get better and lTorso at times. uumtuiura mj uuau numu uw II soua SCuO, and was at tho tlmo I began tho use of tho t"iiii Akiwurira. iiiy arms were covoreu with scabs from iny elbows to shoulden my breast was almost one solid scab, and my back covered with sores varying in sire from a penny to a dollar. I had doctored with all the best doctors with no relief, and used many "''"' uicuiwuui nuuuui euoci. iuy caso was hereditary, and 1 began to think, incura Dlo, but it bczanto heal irom tho first appli cation ofCCTICCEA. AKCIIEK llU8Si:Ll,, uesmcr, uuio. Sklu Disease C Yenrs Cured. - .uumihu. w u.j mat nave useu me with great success, and consider myself en tirely cured of salt rheum, from which I havo suffered for six years. I tried a number of uisuiuuwaim mu ui iuu uesi uocccrs in tno country, but found nothing that would effect H VM4U uii'U JL. U3CU JUUi JOlUUUieS. Mns. A. AIcCLAFLIX, Morcttc. Mo. The Worst Case of SCroftiln Cured. Wo havo been selling your Conci'B v Reme- w i joaia, iiuu uuvo iuo nrsi complaint yot to receive from a purchaser. Ono of tho worst cases of Scrofula I ever saw was cured mj iud uioui uv uuuies OI IjUTICUICA Kr. SOLVENT, CUTICUlt. and CUTICUKA faO I TAYLOR .t TAYLOR. Drugcists. Frankfort, Kan Cuticura Itenicdlcs Cure orery species of .agonizing, humiliating, itching, burning, scaly, and pimply .luoases of tno skin, scalp, and blood, with loss ofhair, from pimples to scrofula, ecent iossibli ichthyosis. Sold orery whore. Price. CurrcuitA, ."0e . SOAr. 25c. ; Resolvent. St. Prepared by tnh roTTEii Drug asi chemical Cor poration. Boston. HETSIonil fni.' Tim. rt fl.... c?l. r Iv ,. v.. .. nun iui.UOHiu UlM-aSL'S hi pages, 50 illustrations, and loo testimonial. DIMPLES, black-heads, red, rough, chin- I IlllnPll. nml nilv Cl-l'n r.1-AranU.l I., 'it.. OCRASOAf: ' " .-. - w- WEAK. PAINFUL BACKS. iKidnoys and Uterine Pains and i eaunesses, relieved in ono minuto by tho Cnticurn Autl-l'iiiu llnrnt thn Chi n.l ..!.. .... : KllhnfrTUastnr. Nmr intrni,nn.in. Infal lible. 23 cents. Combines the juice of the Blue Figs of California, so laxative and nutritious, nith the medicinal irtues of plants kuo-.vn to be most beneficial to the human system, forming the ONLY PER l'ECT KKMttDY to act penliy yet promptly on the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND DOWELS ANU TO Cleanse the System Effectually, SO THAT ""JRE BLOOD. REFRESHING SLEEP, i HEALTH and STRENGTH ' Naturally follow. Every one is using it nn an arc ucuuicu wiiii u. ,n:iv jvui ,ruggist for SYRUP OK FIGS. Manu factureil only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO., . San Fhascisco, Cal. Louisa illb. Kv. nw York, N. V Npm ITfC for the Tnntiol. A iiew Use han bivn discovered for the bis tunnel. Travelers can now change their shirts prep-iratory to entering Tacoma. A bankc- from Minnesota, although an expert at the business, recently got left. Jillem- burgli 'ew Eia. "It 3IaVes Ms Tlrei!" To read all these atlverti3niiients of medi cines uponineuicines .Mien me en timrinti with ci, nil orfinnlii il n.i.l inii..,.. i,a,i, tt.i,ii !.,,, in, tit, ill .11,4 minuteness of detail, all the tli-cisis niaiiKiiiii, vtnmcnKiuu, and even "unm -kind," are heir to. How cheap one feels tn pnminiinna wlmt clin cunnnena in e n tragic or tender love-story, read until IH.I -yiiiiaiun:- .nv; -u llltiiuulll aroused that shecan scarcely sleep ith- ?,,f 1m,'ii,rv ttrliafltni. Hint' ,iwy mm win. 1 nut niiiiu itip. ,, ,iiiii, tiiij tiv.1 r 1UU1 1 lv.ll or not, anil then have it end something like this- ''Dr. Tierce's Favorite Pre scription is me oniy positive cure lor an classes of ''female weakness," such as prolapsus, inllatunialion, periodical pains, en, tor saio ny an tiruggits. Dr. Pierce's Pellets are I.natie 01 Cathattic according to size of dov. lMltorl.il Remarks on Fliinme. Those who owe this firm iaone. especially in eonsiderablo sums, are requested mildly, but with nn appro priate degree of positiveness, to report at this placo immediately. We have earned the monev, we need it and must havo it. We announced earh in the conflict that we were not here "for our health; but even if we wero orig inally, we are now so noticeably con valescent that business must take the place of recreation.- Orting Orarh X Safe Investment. Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return or purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our ad vertised Druggist a boltle of Dr. King's Xew Discovery for Consumption, it is guaranteed to bring relief in every case when used for any affect ion of Throat, Lungs or Chest such as Consumption, Tu flammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asth ma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always lie de pended upon. Trial bottles free at ,1. AV. Conn's Drug Store. Thelatest style of Gents'. Boots ami Shoes at p. j. Goonsr ax's. vfS iVJjjfiri SYfcpP'tflcfc White Goods New and Seasonable India Linens, Venetian Stripes, French Lawns, Margate Piques, Figured Piques, Persian Lawns, Gable Cords, French Batiste, Checked Swiss. lading Dry Goods and Clothing 1 4SeGtion or tsfa a Is much hnrdei-toget ilinn a chnnoo in Lot No. 2, Block No. 43, Shively's Asiorisi. To secure the former j'ou Must first locate your claim, file ou it ami pay 00 Oold Goin! While you need simply to buy $10 worth of goods of HERMAN WISE iu order to get a chance in the lot; and what will please you more, I can show you such an immense assortment of Pretty Things And sell them to you so low that you will he Avondering why you haven't put on a little more style long ago. I profit by .the mistakes of my high priced clothing friends, profiting by the great amount of goods I sell rather than by holding fast to high prices; while you will profit by trading with a man who believes in quick sales and small profits. HERMAN WISE, The reliable dealer in Clothing, Hats, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, etc.- Occident Hotel Building. mum Land IN CO ' ca $ CO u ' O "T3 UJ O CD O co h .EE .3 CO CO COOPER THE Seaside Boarding. Parties desiring fiood Board and Clean, Comfortable Lodging at Keasonable Terms, can be accommodated at Mrs. May Ross' Private Boarding House, Tliree blocks below Crimes' Bridge, Sea side, Oregon. Watchmaker ; . "tllAX Jeweler. F7 Astoria Gallery. FOU Till: BEST PHOTOS, TINTYPES Or any Kind of .Photographic Work, Call at the ASTORIA GALLERY, (lond Work and Keasonable Prices Guaranteed. Misses C. &.Z. CARRUTHERS, (Successors to n. S. Shoster.) v Take As a Memento of the Opening of " The Red Front Store," We Will Give to Every Girl or Boy a Knit Jersey Cap. Call and Get One at The Front Second Building Department ! I Good lllfllllltt IIIIIIIIIIIMIIl,MMIIlltHtlllfllllllllllllll( & French Danity, Corded Piques, EnglishNamsook Victoria Lawns, Ferdinand Cloth, Indian Demity, Bishops Lawn, Welt Pique, Embroidered Swiss, House of Astoria. Morgan & Sherman GROCERS . And Dealers In Caieryjiilies! Special Attention Given to Filling Of Orders. A FULL LINE CARRIED And Supplies famished at Satis factory Terms. Purchases delivered In any part of the city. Office and "Warehourje In Hume's New Building on Water Street. r P. O. Box 153. Telephone No, 37. ASTORIA, OKEGOJV. Caruahau & Go. SUCCESSOK3 TO T. "W. CASE, IMPOUTKKS ANO WHOLESALE ANI1 BETA 1 1. DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Curner Chenamiis and Cass streets. ASTCKIA OltEGON from A. V. Allen's. One? Store. &tt---J3fa - i-arfriSi.t. . -