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ASTORIA. OUK(iON:
WEDNESDAY J XC 1SY 15 18 0
CilJ ! mij-otlic :tl Ctini-r
Sksator Butler of South Carolint
is still determined tbat congress shal
appropriate $5,000,000 to pay for tin
exportation or all negroes who desirt
to depart Tor foreign lands.
Germany's pension law for laborer
will include 12,000,000 perbons. Ever
working man, according to his wages,
sost pay from 3 to 7) cents per weelc.
The employers must pay the same for
ach laborer, and the government
will contribute 810.50 yearly for every
mas. The pension will be paid to the
tick and all over 70 years. Tho pen
toa is from S26 to $41 per year.
Tkat sum is one-third of the wages
paid i& that country.
Why Calu Killed Abel.
The basest fraud on earth is agri
culture. The deadliest ignis fatuus
that ever glittered to beguile and daz
tie to betray is agriculture. I speak
with feeling on this subject, and I'v
been glittered, beguiled and dazzled,
and deceived by this same arch de
oeiver. She has made me a thousand
promises and broken even' one ul
tbem. She has promised me early po
tatoes and tho rain has destroyej
tbem; late potatoes, and the drouth
has withered them. She has promi-ed
cherries, the curculio has stung them
they contain living things uncomely tu
the eye and unsavory to the taste
She has promised strawberries and the
young chickens have devoured them
asd the eye cannot see them. No
wonder that Cain killed his brother.
He was a tiller of the ground. Tnc
wonder is he did not lull his father,
and then weep because he had not v
grandfather to kill. No doubt hi:
Early Kose potatoi-s, for which he pain
Adam $7 a barrel, had been cut dowi,
by bugs from the head walero of tht
Euphrates; his Pennsylvania wheat
had been winter killed and was no
worth cutting; his Norway oats haa
f-one w straw and would not yiel I fivi
pacts per acre, and his J31ack Spanish
watermelons had been stolen by boy
who Lad pulled up the vines, broken
down bin patent picket fence, ;mj
wiinen scurrilous doggerel all ovci
.his bask gate. No wonder he fell
aad when ho saw Abel whistling
along with his French merinos worth
S3 per head, and wool going up ever
day. No wonder he vu ted to Kill some
body, and thought he would prac.ict
on AoeL And Noah's getting drum
was not at all surprising. He had be
eomo a husbandmau an J drownel l)L
sorrow in the "dowmg bowl " Ttie
fact is agriculture would demoralize
saint. I was almost a saint when I
went into it Tin a demon now. I'm
at war trith everything. I fight my
self out of bed ut 4 a. m., when all mj
belter nature telta uie to lie till 7. i
fight myseif mto the garden to work
like a brute, when reason and instinc
ttrli me t stay in the home and ujoj
say&eJf like a man. I fight the pig&.
the chickens, the moles, tho bird", the
begs, the worms everything in wbici
k the breath of life. I fis-ht tho docks.,
the burdocks, the mulleins, the this
tles, the weeds, the roots the whole
Tftfetable kingdom. I fight the heat,
tbe frost, the rain, the hail; in short 1
ignt the universe and get whipped iu
erery battle. Cincinnati 2'imts.
A Lecal Problem in Eugene.
Most of the legal talent in Eugene
1ms been employed recently in extri
cating the loggers and mill men frou.
aerious difficulty. About 6.000,00
feet of saw logs are jammed in the
Htouth of the Mohawk and the sev
eral owners are in Eugene seeking to
formulate some plan by which the
logs can be divided, and tho loggers
can get their pay. The logs are in
etneably minded, aud it is likel.
that owners will have to divide them
pro rata. The creek is full of logs foi
two miles from its mouth where it
empties into tho McKenzie. A por
tion of the logs will bu held in the
Mohawk until spring. Uregoniaii, 14.
Oae Way to Detect a Thief.
T11 tell you how I ran down a thie!
recently,' said the man in the LewL
ton police station. 'l lost eighty dol
lars in money. I did not say a word.
I did not even tell my wife. I hardlj
told myself. The other day, two years
after the occurrence, a womau in m
Mighborhood said: 'By the way, dia
yon ever find out who stole "joui
eighty dollars?' 1 looked her in the
facs and said: 'I never had until jusi
tbis minute.' She turned as pale as a.
ghost, and the result was that she paid
me eighty dollars aud interest on the
for two years."
The Sampson Family.
Mr. John G. Sampson, who lives on
Bear Creek, twenty-five miles south o
Pendleton, has lately returned from
as extended visit to his brothers and
aieters in New York and other eastern
Mateo. There are nine b others aud
aieters living, their ages being as fo -Jora:84,
82, 78, 72, 68, 66 64, 69 end 5S.
John G. being tho fifth, 68 years old.
All of these muo brothers and sisters
bore families, but none of them except
the Oregon Sampson has a son, all tbe
Met "running to girls." Bast Ure-
A CASE DT POINT.
Seevr forefathers' crs, pimples were nv
Mewed to diseased blood. Cut modern
SMtteiae has Ccmosstratcl that rlr-b foo-J
4mm aot create eruptions by fouliay tbo
bat retards digestion, wiilcli malics
irfi torpid, nad the clrra'atica
taJ latum cause? ua ca'csblcd
tef the pares which coajest or become
'frta?. Tho rtoJcm theory ibcrcroroli not
te Meat the blood, but tho stomach cad liver,
est It Is cadcr thi- new I dca, that Jov's Vcje-
i8arsaprIUawu coaccircd. It Is w!p-
; the old "'blood diseaso" Idea oat of cs-
A caw ia peint: " I Lavo had for
iseeJls of Indigestion aad dyspepsia cad
Me4 early crcrytiiss riually I took oao
at Ike toadias rarsapariUas. It caused pim
pkM le acetic oat on my face, witch I
wet tU ww caused by tho potash. Ilcsrin;
eeat Jrs Tefsrablo Sarsap&rllla did not coa
Mb Ktaertl, I scat for it. Tho pi-aplcs dlv
eaftatei aad I kavo lid uo return of the
ttiafaOs. II it a euro for indigestion cad
i aad the attendant faco crapuoas."
SCas. C. D. SruAar,
laiilisslon street. S.F.
ABTICE TO 10TI1EIK.
Mas. Wism-ow's SoomiNo Sritup
always be u.mmI for cluiuren
IL OOUlt'S ttlt CllllU,.-0 U'llh
Ike m-b. allays a.! pain, cures winn
elMejMtdis thfMst remedy fordiar-IMMuTwentv-VH
rpnt a bottle.
CrjkPitckr'sCalorij
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Tie American Versus The Enlist
Style of Journalism.
VOItTVa.lT, IX A GREAT VVROAR.
London, Jan. 14. A motion to
ommit the managers of the London
-dilion of the X. Y. Herald and Fue
naiis Journal of Dublin, for con
tempt of court for publishing certain
comments on the O'rfhea divorce case
vas argued to-day. There was an in
formality in tho proceeding, but per
mission was given for a renewal of the
motion if taken within a week.
BELLIGERENT PORTUGUESE.
i Opoeto. Jan. 1L Crowds wandered
through the streets last night cheering
for independence and integrity of Port
ugal and shouting "Down with Eng
land." A crowd attacked and stoned
the British consulate. The authori
ties have since placed police on guard
at the consulate to protect it from
further molestation.
ST.OfLEY AT CARIO.
Caeio, Egj-pt, Jan. 1-L Henry M.
Stanley and party did not stop over at
Suez a it was reported they would,
mt proceeded for this city where they
srrived this morning. They wei'e
greeted upon their arrival by General
Jreafelt, commander of the Egyptian
-roops, and Baring, the British Consul
.leneral.
DEATH OF EARL CAIRNS.
Lo-do:, Jan. 1-L Earl Cairns
lied to day from inflamalion of the
uugs. Earl Cairns became prominent
everal years ago when as viscount
Joimoyle, he was sued for a breech
A promise by Miss Fortescue, an
iclress, who obtained a verdict foi
330,000 against him. He subsequent
y married Miss Olivia Berens.
A SANGUINE PRKDICTION.
Paris, Jan. 14. PaixsnyB tho presi
lent of the French commission sent
o investigate the affairs of tho Pana
na canal company on the isthmus, in
i speech made at Aspinwall, .said the
2anil would le completed
V Ll FFS S D END I NG.
New York, Jan. 14. Edward Mon
lhnm, considered one of tho finest
.'iolinits in the city, ended his lif
last night in the Bowery by cutting his
hroat with a raisor.
Sea Haven!
For Lo:s in thU Coming
Seaport City of Washington.
Appl to the Undersigned.
F.fty per cent, n'va'iff. In pilces atte
February 1st. 1893.
Wm. B. Adair, Agent.
FOE SALE.
On Young's River, Four
Miles from the City,
Fifty -Five Acres.
A Most Desirable Buy. In
quire at this Office.
Jrand Sale of Cheap Lots
ik
Adair's Astoria,
BLOCK 12,
(fiECESTLY CLEAKEO)
vdjolnlcs prevent Street ltailwjy Extension
T)ts In tlie above sightly Dlock are offered
fr sjle at i rices r.tiij-uiK fnun
S200 TO S250 PER LOT.
Tern:", one half down, halm ce In six ino.
''.nun- fni d erts. lvcjicrceul.ojrforch.
Varmiity iletd.
WM. B. ADAIR, Agent.
3EST BUY Ofl THE MARKET.
ME ADDITIOS
TO ALDERBROOK.
Lots Only $75.
WINGATE & STONE.
For Sale !
The West Oie-Half of Block 71.
McClure's Astona.
Only tljree h'ocka south of the Odd Fel
I'iwa' liullaiiig. There U a tine dwell hr oi
UU c mire priiji :t ilwt will rcutuitup
ljun s tht j car ruiM-l.
Tor lurtlur pjniculjrs inquire of
ASTORIA REAL ESTATE CO.
Change of Business.
f SVAC HI;MX AND :t. It. MVTtlON
i. liavft.ouhtomtlipi u-incsof I.S raus
iC Tie iinti nniiie will h-ie ft r bi
'O-n-raui & Marlnii-" All bills Uo up u
date v.id be cul.ectea by the new 11 in.
ISAAC BUtGMAN.
It. It MEtn..
Magee, Argand and Acorn
Stoves i Ranges,
Cooking and Heating,
EVEBYONE FULLY WARRANTED.
tTATER CLOSETS, PLCXBI56 GOOBS,
FDJIFS, SUES, A5B BATS TUBS.
SON
CHENAMUS SIBKIT.
ASTATEMENT FROM H. JACKSOH.
To tie Sfllsiay Contractors on Tie
Astoria Street Car Extension.
CIV EX A. CHOICE IXTUEXJLTTEIt.
Gentlemen:
Iu November lastve rere instructed
to proceed to obtain subsidies and
right of way for the above. lost res
idents on the proposed route came out
willingly to join in the enterprise and
gave liberally towards the project on
the distinct understanding that the
road should be extended and energet
ically operated for their benefit and
the benefit of the public generally
with some propelling power more suit
able to this growing city than animals.
The subsidies were all contracted for
on this distinct understanding with
us acting in the above capacity.
The Astoria Street Car company
have received our report since Jan'y
1st instant, and have now declined to
act upon it, but have instead decided
to extend the present system as far
east as Alderbrook only; with which
decision we cannot of course complain
neither have we any right or inclina
tion to dictate any other course or sur
mise what events caused tbem to ar
rive thereat But this will not we feel
sure satisfy those who contracted to
give subsidies for the complete sys
cem as was originally contemplated,
viz: to give a rapid and complete sys
tem of transportation to the city. We
therefore at the request of several of
the contributors make this statement
viz: that wo will return the contracts
to all who desire to have them or we
will accept an assignment of them for
use at the eailiest possible moment,
either with the Astoria Street Car
company should thy later ou elect to
proceed or with a new company should
one be formed as is at present contem
plated; for we are sure you do not
wish the efforts which have been made
by you and ourselves to be purely
abortive. Wo shall therefore be
pleased to receive any indication of
your wishes or suggestions tbat may
aid a new corporation formed
either by yourselves or others
who may desire to keep
pace with the demands and exigen
cies of the city so as to show the out
ido world that wo can and will at
least help ourselves, our visitors, our
wives and our families to obtain all
Jio advantages offered by modern
science, and appliances for rapid
transportation over and around the
city. Wo now leave the matter in
your har.ds and arc Buro the results
will bo mutually satisfactory,
H. Jackson & Co.,
Civil Engineors.
The Oregon Land Go.
J. Lm O
HAS AN ASTORTA OFFICE
$. W. COR. THIRD AND 0LNEY STREETS,
Buy and Sell Property on Commission.
We Deal in Real Estate and are Successful in
Our Business.
Now is Your
Lots
Tongue Point Addition
Finely Situated Back of Tongue. Point
and Within TWO MILES of the
Centre of Astoria. Lots Will
be sold for a Limited Time at
$50 and $GO
rC3LWVr- w
jsu.irci w mxaMJL
Real
THIRD STREET,
Real Estate and Brokerage.
MAKKETS.
Washington Market.
Hala Mrrrt. Atrla. Vrrzvu.
CHRlTi:.NEV A CO.. FKeritlLTOUS.
lESPECTFULL CALL THI ATTKN
l tion of the public to the fact that the
luove Market wuralways Lesuppllrd v. it !i a
-ULL VARIETY AND RB3T JUALiTt
or
PRESK AND CURED MEATS ! I
A'hlch will be sold at lowra nu-a, w b.vt
de and retail.
srSpiclal attention Riven to supplylnK
nips.
STAR MARKET.
WHERRY Si COMPANY,
Fresh and Cared Meats,
FRUITS, BUTTER, and EGGS.
OPPOSITE OCCIDENT HOTEL,
CHE1KAMIJ8 Street. Awteriw, Ok.
Roadway Market.
P. O'HARA, Prop'r.
Opposite Foard Stokes.
A First-Class Meat Shop.
FrMh and Salt Maats.
All rurrtiMM PUTct4 la my part of th
THE SAME OLD QUESTION.
Simply Transfer Iroi Salem to
Olymjia for legislation.
TRAVS TS. GILL XETS ET AL.
Astobia, January 13, 1889.
Editor Asteria:
Senate bill No. 41 introduced by
senator Seaborg of Pacific county,
Washington, at Olympia is only a
copy of the old bill, modified so that
the new features arc solely in the
favor of the trap men, and in tho
whole bill there is nothing that favors
protection to young salmon.
In the old bill, where it says that no
weir, trap, stake, net shall extend
more than one-third of the stream
wherein it is placed; it now reads in
section 14 of the new bill one-half,
that is to say if the owner of one bank
of a river, stream or slough should
choose to erect a trap or any other
fixed appliance for catching fish, then
the owner of the bank directly oppo
site, can do likewise and thus com
pletely block it up.
There are many small streams in
Washington that are now uavigable
where salmou ascend, that would be
rendered useless if this bill becomes a
law. For instance the Chehalis, on
which is situated the booming and
! flourishing city of Aberdeen, and at
the head of navigation is the city of
Montesano. I know from experience
tbat they wnnt all the water room they
cau get, with nothing to spare either
in breadth or depth.
This bill is a menaco to shipping,
loggers, fishermen and all parties who
navigate the waters of small rivers and
streams, and it appears to me that tbe
trap men, not content with the privi
leges they have already usurped, are
now endeavoring to own the whole
water.
The attention of the legislature of
Washington is respectfully directed to
this bill, as it is altogether one sided.
Very respectfully,
Tzak Walton.
Notice.
I n avis this day Disposed of my
stock, fixtures and j(vd wl I la tlie l isl
nexs known th S-aslde l".ikry toJ H
.Jo'ianuscii & Co I w III p y all indebtedness
outtutuuin up to Moiida , .lauuurj I3ili,aud
Collect nil ouutiudiug .icciiim s
AUULF JOUNdOX.
Having thH rtav pnrc'iasd tho Seaside
Bakery of doll J Un-tun. wv d-slr t'.ln
fi m ilif M p.itroas or the establishment
and ho t b c g-iT.ul th t we will con-tim-
to kep u stck f coiifectioif-ry.
bread, p es. -ave etc.. firt- i i m cve-y
particular, and wlllsu plvU3tom,rsat ie
i uiablf ra ta. A spi-cl ilty in il I catering
to parties. .1 11 JOIi-KNSKN&CO
Abturia, Or.. Januar. 13'h, 18W.
, IHaxxctsror,
Time to Buy
in
IVItI
EAST OF 0LNEY.
INSUKANCE.
I. "W. CASK,
Insurance Agent.
REPaEaENTINa :
California Marine Ins. Co , S. F.
Columbia Fire and Marine Ins. Co.,
rortldiid.
Homs Mutual Insurance Co , S. F.
Phfflnix of London.
Imperial of London.
Robb & Parker,
AOKXCY OK
Fire and Mar ne Insurance,
Witb an Aggregate Capital of
970,000,000.
IMPERIAL, of London.
CALIFORNIA, of California.
CONNECTICUT, of Hartford.
OAKLAND HOME, of Oakland
LION, of London.
FlKhMAV.S FUND, of California.
QUEKN. of London
$67,000,000 Capital
Iirerpool ft London Globe. North Brltlato
and Mercantile of Loudon and Edtuburgti.
Hartford of Connecticut. Cotnnirrdal ol
California Agricultural, of Watertowu, en
Vork, London & l-uicasbire oi Urrrpool,
Bag.. Fire insurance Compaaias, Keprraeai
la a ptui o( si jmM.
m.vm
JVCH.Aftlit,
J. H. MANSELL,
-- REAL ESTATE BROKER,
NOTARY PUBLIC FOR STATE OF OREGON.
City Lots and Acre Property, Ranches, Timber Lands, and Water
Frontage for Sale.
Investments made for Outside Parties.
Established, 18S3. . Correspondence Solicited.
Next V. U. Telef-rauli Oflic Third St. Astoria, Oregon.
P. O. BOX 863.
THE ASTORIA s
Real Estate and Tru
(INCORPORATED.)
President, L. P. W. QUi.MBY.
Secretary, W.
The above Company Piscod tiic
RAILWAY
TO ASTORIA, on the market DecemhT 18th. 1S89. More than
300 lota have been aln-ady sold. Other additions will be
placed on the mnrket shortly, but at a great
advance in prenent prices.
Lots Till January 15th Will Be Sold at $70 and $85.
Get in now while th'o price is io.v.
Gener.il Office, Rooms 16 and
f;uik mmi Apt
Warren
Bail Pe4o4a fnAMO
icai boiaic vcaici o,
Menseirs Building, Water Streot.
ASTORIA, OREGON.
CHy PrOpfirty, SGaSitlS PrOpBrty, TlClS LndS,
Timber Lands, Farms, Etc., Benght and Sold.
ASTOR ADIITIO
Astoria's uioat ilelihtful suburli. Loss 20 tu SXJ cosh or installment.
Loans nocotiated and a conoral coiawbbion hu :i!U3j transacted. Invest-
iucuu xui iiuiiTcaiui'uui u xjiuiiiiiy.
CpKREiJ ONDENCE SOLICITED
Wholesale Win
Fine Wines,
I havo completed arrangements for supplying any brand of Wine in any quantity j
Hi lowest casu URure3.
The Trade Supplied,
Families Supplied.
ALL ORDEHS DELR'EUED FREE LT ASTORIA.
Your patronaRe in City ur Country solioittd.
A. VV. UTZINGER, Cosmopolitan Saloon.
Flynn, the Tailor
KEE?S IN
Finest Woolen Goods for Suitings.
ALL THE LATEbT STYLES.
He buys for Cash, at Eastern Pric s. He Guarantees the Best Workmanship
nn all garments. Call and mi- lor y urelve..
Barth's Block, Astoria
City Book Store.
ICE SKATES AND SLEDS
A good assortment now on hand.
Sunset Diaries for 1890. These
Diaries are the best on
the market.
KLFll
TU
Astoria Real Estate Co.
Office First Door South of the Odd Fellows Building
The Best Bargains Yet Offered
In Blocks 21 , 23 and 28,
HUSTLER & AIKEN' ADDITION. Leas than l'Mila
From tin Pobtofflce.
SIXTY of thee Los sold within the past 8 days. The price of thU ChoW
Property I KOing up daily, and may be tatteu off tbe market at any time.
Prl99 of Lots, SI as to S200. according to Location.
St Co.;
CAPITAL. $50,000.
V.ce-President, J. W. BARNES.
H. EDWARDS.
ADDITION !
17, X. E. Cor. First and Alder j
-
AstriaJep.!Real Us tat
& Wri
&Snl,
tWHTTrvrar f-''' T iTJIi Trti
EMBM 1 I
e House.:
Choice Brands.
f
STOCK TI1E
vi
m&
Your Money's Wortli
IS'VUVTTOl ET AT
Foard & Sfokss
IN
Groceries and Provision .
EvcrjtMnj- In a First-class Store
aiiil at
Extremely Low Figures.
Goods Delivered all over Taw a.
Thr Highest Price Paid for Junk,
FOARD & STOKES
ABERCROMBIE
Have Secured the Sale of Two
to Skipanon,
Also Eighteen Good Lots in George McEvvan's Seaside Ad
dition. Buy Now-While They are Cheap.
Prospect Park Addition!
- One and Two Acre Tracts.
On Propoced MO10K LINE to SEASIDE. Call lit once at tho Office oi
THE CLATSOP LAND COMPANY,
And secure some oi this property before the advance.
Stockton
AND EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
City, Suburbiiu and Acreage Property For Sale.
21 UN ST., A3TOKIA, OR., T. 0. Box 511. So curbstono brokers employsdhere
Jie New Model Range
, can uisnADiN asiokia.onlyof
HAWES, '
sent. CdllandExamlnelt; You wmberieased.E.K.naweaIsalao Agent tor the
BlICk Patent Cooking StOVe,
AND wTIIEU FIIWT CLASS SIOVE3
Furnace Work. Steam Fittings. Etc., a Sppcialty. A Full Stock on Hint.
. i HK3KS . "mm
ffff "Tjfck JHJii wMLm Jkt jm JEk A5& Ei
"AND-
CEILING DECORATIONS!
5000 double- roll of Wall Paper and Decorations of tho latest styles and fthadM
just received direct from Eastern factories.
Also n large assortment of
CARPETS,
Of all grades in beautiful new design
New Smyrna Rugs, Portiere Curtains, China Matting, Etc., Etc.
Call and examine. CHAS. HEILBORN.
PIANOS
DECKER BUOS.. J. & C. FISCHER,
IVERS & POND, A. B. CHASE
CO., And Otheb Makes.
ORGANS
MASON & HAMLIN, A. B. CHASE
CO., WEAVER ORGAJS CO.,
Low Prices and Easy Terms
Intending Purcliacra will do Well to
Wilte to
Winter & Harper,
71 Morrison St., Portland,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries, Provisions and Mill Feed.
Crockery, Glass $ Plated Ware.
o
Tho Largest and finest assortment of
Fresh. Fruits and VegetablM.
Received fresh every Steamer.
Thcso SEINES are ronde trno taper and from an actual Fcale, and will hang true
and draw when hung in to linos, and from tho
Gold Medal 1-2 Patent Twin.
RIGHT AND LEFT HAND LAID PATENT ROPE,
9 thread and larger, soft and free from kinking.
SALMON TRAP NETS knit from the Gold Medal
1-2 Patent Twine, superior to the medium laid,
stronger, more c ur tble and Holds Tar Longer.
Letters or Telegraph shad have our Prompt and Careful Attention
American Net & Twine Co
dtabllshed 1SJ3. Bostoi, Sou. Ca!talt 1UM .
N. B. We have the largest Netting and Twine plant. New and costly machinery
has lately been added for knitting beaw Traps for the Columbia river, and Swine
for the Alaska Salmon Fisheries, and tbe most skillful help employed.
KgkMt awarii at Seta, UWHPMadelaUa. lt7&-eaieBriaaenes Itaesmeo.Uie,
CAKI. . nAKSOK
n
arker & Hanson
I
s tVlXSO!- '
O. U PARKER,
DEALKRA IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
New Goods Arriving Every Steame
rnis WEEK.
Ii;,itmn iinntin
lUJSUlidb UUUUS!
Ill OM SLuul - Astoria Crfoi.
& STEMS,
Blocks of J. Matier Addition
Call To-Day.
& Welch,
e Brokers,
rvm ,.'H,'.siaAm3jaiaaS3sii
nw i r.
GO TO
LARSON & HILLBACK
FOR
GROCERIES
AND FRESII FRUITS.
Orders delivered Free of Charge. Country
Orders Solicited. Third street.
next to Pioneer office.
E. P. N00NAN fc 00.,
(Successors to)
J. P. HYNES,
DEALERS IN-
Groceries 1 Produce.
"Water Street, Astoria, Oregon.
TELEPB03E NO. 7. - P. O. BOX 10
:ni r. wkkfu.