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NATIONAL CAPITAL JOTES.
TleMon Recognizes ttielluitei
States of Brazil.
a nit: rim: ix ririr.tau.
VASitiNGTOX. Feb. 13. In tlic sen
ate this niormug on mention of Sen
ator Dolpli of Oregon, the senate bill
appropriating S50,000 for a public
building in Fortlantl, Oregon, was
taken from tlie calander and passed.
The senate then resumed consider
ation of the bill providing a tempo
rary governor for the ncvly organ
ized territory of Oklahoma, the pend
ing question being Senator Plumb's
amendment to comprise a little strip
Itetnrccn Texas and Kansas, known as
Cimarron, or "Xo Man's Land'',
with the new territory of Oklahoma.
in Lxcrllrat Idea.
Washington-. Feb. 13. -Tlic sub
committee of the senate and house
committee on judiciary gave a hear
ing to the committee from the Ameri
can liar association upon the bill in
tended to give relief to the supreme
court and facilitate the administration
of justice at that bar. The committee
argued in favor of the establishment
of an intermediate appellate court.
I Little Premature.
Washington, Feb. 13. In the house
the senate joint resolutions passed
unanimonly congratulating the peo
ple of the United States of Brazil on
the adoption of a republican form of
government.
GalieoMnN Chance In Congress.
Washington, Feb. 13. The senate
committee on commerce to-day fur
ther considered the bill to mako a
deeper harbor at Galveston. It will
take a vote uKn the- measure at the
next meeting.
A DUaslroux Kxilo!ou.
PrnsnuKG, Pa., Feb. 13. The boiler
of a locomotive attached to a passen
ger train on the Pittsburg, McKecs
port & Yeughisgheny railroad, ex
ploded this morning at Douglas
station. It is reiorted that several
have boon killed and a large number
injured.
Officials of the road say that only
one was killed and two injured. It
was the lnnler or the engine or a con
struction train which exploded.
Iivtku Charles Jeukius, a llagman,
wa-s killed, and four other trainmen
injured. Wm. Ludwig, tlic engineer,
died from his wounds.
The Committee Couldn't Agree.
Awivnt, X. Y., Feb. 13. The :issem
bly this morning reported that the
conference committee on the world's
fair bill failed to agree. It wjis He-
cided to appoint a new committee.
The new committee is made up of
nicinlters from New York exclusively.
1 ctf rdaj's Temperature.
Chicago, Feb. 13. Signal service
reports give to-day's temperature at
the following cities as follews: New
York 32, New Orleans CS, St Louis
30 Cincinnati 2S Chicago 2G, Win
nipeg 22.
Chieaco Markets.
Chicago, Feb. 13. At the close of
the markets to-day wheat was quoted
lower; Mav TTc, .Tulv 73c.
Com .easy; May 20c.
Oats casv; Februarv 20Kc, Mav
21 Uc
IJarlev nothing doing.
Porkstcadv; Februarv 9.70, Mav
10.
Lard teadv; Februarv 3.89, Mav
Thoucht To He Lost.
GwircESTEK, Mass. Feb. 13. The
schooner Isaac A. Hainan, engaged
in the herring trade, sailed from St
Pierre January 1G. The schooner is
long overdue aud it is feared she was
lost in the great hurricane which
passed over these waters on the night
of her sailing. The Herman carried
a crew of seven men aud one passen
ger. A Hair Million Dollar Fire in Chicago.
Chicago. HL, Feb. 13. The south
em half of the great wholesale block
owned by J. N. Farwell & Co. was
gutted by fire this mornuig. The oc
cu pants were Tavlors, hats: Wolf
Bros clothing. Loss 300,000, in
sured. Farwcir.s great dry goods
stock was saved by a steel wall. One
fireman was badlv hurt
A PREMIER'S FREAK.
Siacslar Adventure of a Canadian Mini-tor.
Ottawa, Ont. Feb. 10. Premier
Greenway, or Manitoba, is not as
happy a man as he was a week ago.
The cause of his trouble is an esca
pade which has created great excite
mest both in political and social cir
cles. Tho premier is a jolly fellow,
foadot wine and women. His love
for tie latter is the cause of his prob
able downfall from the high position
ha now holds. The premier is a mar
ried man, aged 47, and the father of
$125 AND $150 PER LOT.
BOBB & PAEKER, General Ag'1, Astoria.
twelve handsome children. A few
days ago he went on a pleasure excur
sion, having for his companion a beau
tiful woman, the daughter of a re
spectable citizen and merchant of '
Winnipeg. The pair drove around
the city, taking refreshments here
and there, and about midnight ar
rived at the Nicollet hotel, on the out
skirts. This hostelry is a great rendez
vous for evening parties, and the pro
prietor is one of those men who rake in
the shekels without asking questions.
The Greenway parties halted there
for the night " Although the premier a
palatial residence was within a mile or
two of the place, he preferred to rest
at the hotel His companion also
rested there. The premier is so well
known that his identity was immedi
ately established, and the best room
in the house was placed at the dis
posal of himself and his companion.
Toward the small hours of the
morning the hotel proprietor stole
softly upstairs to the room in which
his distinguished guests lay. All was
quiet With quick fingers ho deftly
opened the door and made for the gar
ments anil having secured uiese ne
vanished. The premier, bethinking
himself of his official duties, had given
notice that ho wished to be called
early. His instructions were carried
out Sharp at seven o'clock he was
awakened. In the dim light or the
early morning he songht his clothes,
but they had mysteriously disap
peared. He rang the bell and sum
moned the proprietor. The latter
made lengthy inquiries for Mr. Grcen
wav's garments, but could not elicit
any information from the servants re
specting the missing clothes. Here
was a dilemma -the premier of Mani
toba arrayed in nothing but the friend
ly folds of a sheet sitting in a room at
a shady hotel on the outskirts of the
town. It was a picture to look on and
be remembered. The hours were
fleeing fast and the premier would bo
missed. He could make an excuse at
his home but nowhere else. His es
capade would be found out and he
would be a ruined man.
While both the premier and his
companion were in the height of their
distress, the good-natured bouHace
came to their relief. He explained
the whole matter to them, and told
them of his own distress and poverty.
The tale so effected the premier that
he at once drew a check for 5.000,
aud the landlord, not to be outdone
by his guests, soon returned with
their wearing annarrel. The sto
ry graduallv became kuown,
bit
by bit, and will m a
few
in
of
days become public property
Manitoba. The newspapers
Winnipeg have not mentioned one
word of it, and for obvious reasons
will not Greenway has many politi
cal enemies, they have at last got the
man in their power, and the probabili
ties are that they will crush him. It
is believed here that Greenway's star
is set, his ruie over, and his ruin po
litically and socially assured. The
Greenway administration has been in
power two years and they have had a
very stormy time.
To Take a Cintler from tlie Eye.
Nine persons out of ten with a cin
der or any foreign substance in the
eye will instantly begin to rub the eye
with one hand, while hunting for their
handkerchief with the 'other. They
may, and sometimes do, remove the
offending cinder; but more frequently
they rub until the eye becomes in
flamed, bind a handkerchief around
the head and go to bed. This is all
wrong. The better way is not to rub
the eye with the cinder in it at all, but
rub the other eye as vigorously as yon
like.
A few years since I was riding on
nu'enginge. Tho engineer threw open
the front window, and I caught a cin
der that gave me excruciating pain.
I began to rub the eye with both
hands. ''Let your eye alone, and
rub the other eye (this from the en
gineer). 'T know you doctors think
you know it all, but if you will let
that eye alone, and rub the other oue,
the cinder will be out in two minutes,"
persisted the engineer. I be
gan to nib the other eye, and
soon I felt the cinder down
the inner canthus, and made ready to
take it out "Let it alone, and keep
at the well eye," shouted the doctor
pro tern. I did so for a minute longer,
and looking in a small glass ho gave
me, I found the offender on my cheek.
Since then I have tried it many times,
aud have advised many others,
and I have never known it
to fail in one instance (unless it
was sharp as a piece of steel, or some
thing that cut into the ball, and re
quired an operation to remove it)
Why it is so I do not know; but that it
is so I do know, and that one may be
saved much suffering if they will let
the injured eye alone, and rub the
well eye. Traveler.
Infernal Iuscnnlt)
Could scarcely det he more excruciating tor
tures Uian those of uhica jou ec the evi
dences iu the face of a rheumatic or neural
gic sufferer, the agonies are the conse
quence of not checking a rheumatic or
neuraluic attack at the outset, llostctter's
Stomach Bitters has been fouu'l by skillful
medical practioners to possess not only rem
edial, but defensive etlicacy. where those
diseases exist, or a tendency to them is ex
hibited. Surelv this tuKsant but safe bot
anic medicine, bearing, too. such high spe
citlc sanction, is better than the poisons
olten employed, but most unsafe, notonlv In
continuance, but in isnlated doses. Tlie
blood is depurated thoroughly from the
rheumatic virus and the nerves slightly im
mirged upon, saved from ultimate and dire
ful throes bv this benign, saving medicine,
which likewise exhlbts marked efjlcacy f r
malaria, kidney complaints, dyspepsia, con
stipation and In er complaint.
HANTHORN'S ASTORIA
Call Early and Take Your Choice !
FIRE AT SPOKANE FALLS.
The Montana Men's Excuse For
toning from Duty.
Tin: TiziAfj or saxhy or.us.
Los AngeIiES, Feb. 13. Major D.
T. Burns, who sent 200 from here to
New Mexico to pay the Navajo In
dians to prevent an outbreak, said
yesterday that he thought that the
payment of such money was the
easiest way to get out of the difficulty,
and prevent bloodshed. The g policy
of the agent in treating with the In
dian tribes is to treat them as though
they were a foreign nation and at the
same time look upon them as the ua
tion'd wards. The precedents set by
the government were bad enough in
the massacre bv the Sioux in Minne-
soia in the winter of 1SG2.
The president had pardoned all the
murderers in the meeker masacre in
Colorado in 1879 where a whole fami
ly was butchered and the females
taken into captivity. Two of the per
petrators received a few years in the
penitentiary. In 1872 Indian agent
Miller was killed by Navajo Indians
and General Gordon Granger was or
dered to arrest the murderers and take
some of the chief men of the tribes to
be held as hostages. General Adams,
agent of the Tabanachcs, telegraphed
the government that if the troops were
taken out of the country he would
have the murderers arrested.
The troops were taken away and
that was thu last heard of the matter.
Two years ago there was a massacre
of families on the Mancas river in
Colorado. The murderers were not
canght.
He cited murders committed by
Geronimo, Natchez and Nana, who
were allowed to go unpunished, and
said if the present trouble could be
avoided by a little money he thought
that the best thing to do was to
give it.
A 85.000 Fire.
SreKANi: FaiiLS, Feb. 13. -A fire
broke out at ono o'clock this morning
in a pawnbroker's shop on the comer
of Post and Riverside avenues. In a
few minutes several tents were in
flames. The fire department was slow
in responding and the tlames de
stroyed the pawnbroker s store, a sa
loon aud a hat store, and stopped at
Win. 13eck's old gun store. Loss, ."),-
000.
POKTIjAMi PAltltiltlPIIS.
Sandy
Olds' TrUI-Tiif Montana
Senxtor.
State
Poktland, Feb. VI. -The entire day
of the court in the Sandy Olds murder
cise w:is occupied in securing part or
the jury.
The Four Montana 3Irn.
Four of the eight fugitive Demo
cratic senators from TUbnlana, arrived
and registered at the St Charles :is
Joseph A. Baker, D. .T. Hennessey, W.
L Thornton aud W. S. Becker. They
are bright youug gentlemen with a
determination to hold ont for what
they consider their political rights.
In an interview state senator Baker
was tho principal spokesman. The
gentleman stated that the root of the
whole trouble lies in the action of the
commissioners or Silver Bow county,
who autocratically assumed the right
to throw out the entire vote or pre
cinct 4: iu that comity, giving the leg
islature a Republican majority. uThe
fight on our part," continued senator
Baker, "was to see justice done. The
commissioners overstepped the limits
of autherity: that we all claim: aud
even after the district conrt ordered
them to count the vote they ignored
the mandate."
''There are sixteen senators all told,
and the vote of the body we consider
an injustice, having thrown out the
Silver Bow vote aud refused a voice
upon the measure brought before the
senate."
"Lieut Governor Bichard held that
in the event we declined to actively
participate in the proceedings of the
body, he would rule eight votes (The
Republicans) to be a majority."
"But what was your real cause for
leaving the state Did you" fear ar
rest?" asked The Mossing Astorian
correspendent: "No sin wo wanted to
break the quorum and could not do so
while wo remained in the state."
"There is a dual lower house and wo
did not desire to be compelled to rec
ognize it as a legal body, Wc made
all manner of overtures to the repre
sentatives to have an investigation of
the Silver Bow election and chal
lenged them to show fraud but all
our courting in that direction proved
fruitless; our opponents resisted us
from the beginning to the end."
'The climax was reached a week
ago yesterday. We were in session
when the president put a motion be
fore the house on which but seven Re
publican senators voted and the pre
siding officer declared the motion car
ried. Then we decided to block busi
ness. We have played in this way for
eighty days and we are tired of it We
shall remain from home till the legis
lature adjourns, sine die."
Explosion RarRl&r CaHgfat.
Portland, Feb. 13. A gas explosion
occurred at C. Koran's harness store
ASTORTA, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1890;
on the corner of Second and Stark I
IU13 IHUrUUlU UUUiK UUUUKC w uo l
nvtmif. nf nhnnf, S300. The eras was
leaking and they looked for the leak
with aught Twenty panes oi giaas
were broken and wreckage made gen
erally. Late last night a burglar was cap
tured at the residence of Captain
Flanders. When discovered he jumped
from the second story window and in
jured himself when he fell. He gave
the name of J. Whalen.
Skot III Mother.
Bctte, Mont, Feb. 13. Thomas
Bryant, aged 16 years, shot and killed
his" mother yesterday. Ho was en
deavoring to steal her savings, 300,
when she discovered him iu the act
and tried to prevent it Bryant was
arrested.
SKKrt'HIXK FROM THK NUDE.
A IVep into the Studio of a Chieaso Art
Class.
On a platform raised about three
feet above the level of the floor stood
what appeared at the first glance to
be a magnificent model of a woman
in wax. One hand rested lightly on a
table, the other on her hip. Tho fig
ure was of robust build and beauti
fully proportioned, while the pose
was graceful, easy and as immovably
maintained as that of a statue. A
faint wave of color mantling the
cheek was the only thing which warned
the reiM)rter that this was no triumph
of the wax-worker's art, but in reality
a living woman clad in nothing be
yond blushes and her native modesty.
As the Journal mau made a tont-of
the easels and dillideully compared
the different studies with the original,
not a word was spoken, aud-the work
went on as unconcernedly as if tho
living model had been nothing more
then one of the plaster casts from
which the young women in the an
tique class were working. As for the
model herself, after one furtive glance
at the stranger, she again fixed her
eyes on a point high above the heads
of the students and devoted all her
engergies to the extremely difficult
task of standing perfectly still. This
relieved the newspaper man from his
natural embarrassment and he was
able to critically examine tho various
sketches. I
The human figure is one of the
most difficult things to draw, and. per
haps Tor this reason the sketches were
uotr ncarlv so uniformly good as the
work had been in the other rooms.
At the same time some of them,"wero
vigorous, accurate and effectiveand
one study in oil was a particujarly
strong piece of work. A strange fact
noticed was that no matter how alight
mi amount of work liad been put on
the race, and notwithstanding that the
whole figure had been sketched in
every case, thus reducing tho head to
a small size, every student had caught
a likeness of one of tho most entirely
unattractive faces it was ever the re
lorter's lot to look at
Apart from a head of magnificent
blonde hair there was nothing even
interesting in the dull, cold features.
The model was evidently quite used
to poMiig, the students treated the
matter as one entirely of business,
and after the first uncomfortable
embarrassment had passed away
even the reporter forgot the
entirely unconventional presence and
made his notes with even more
sang froid than had been the case in
some of the other classrooms.--Chica-tjo
Journal.
2S'iiim!rr 'I his.
If you are sick Simmons Liver Regu
lator wi I surely aid nature iu making
nu well. If vu arc rolive or dyspep
tic or are suffering from any other of
tlie nuatmms Ureases of lhe Liver,
Stomach or Bowels, it is your own fault
if you remain ill, for Simmons Liver
Regulator is a sovereign remedy iu all
such complaints.
The interstate commerce railway as
sociation has accepted the resignation
of the Union Pacific and Northwest
ern roads, to take effect the 23rd and
2Gth inst.
CAT.iKICH.
Catarrhal Dcafucj liny Fcrcr
A ISv.w Home Treatment.
Sufferers arc notgeneially aware that
these diseases arc contagious, or that
they are due to the presence of living
parasites in the living uienihrand of
the nose and eustachian tubes. Micro
scopic ie.earcli, however, has proved
this to he a fact, ami the result of this
discovery is that a Miuplt: remedy has
been founulated wlim-by catarrh, ca
tarrhal deafnes-i and hay fever are per
manently cured in from one to three
simple applications made at home by
the patient once in two weeks.
N. U. This treatment is not a snuff
nor an ointment; both have been dis
carded by reputab'c physicians as inju
rious. A pamphlet oxplaining this new
treatment is sent on receipt of three
cents in stamps to pay postage bv A.
II. Dixon &Son, ,'537 and ;9 West King
street, Toronto, Canada. Christian Ad
vocate. Sufferers from Catarrhal trou
bles hhmild read the above.
The citizens of Centralia have sub
scribed $7,330 as a subsidy for a rail
road to the coal mines east of that
citv.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be
so quickly cured by Shilolfs Cure. Wo
guarantee it. J. C. Dement.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser
able by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure i tlie rematiy for you. A. C. Do
nicnt.
SOL HUM HEARD FROM,
lonssaEen, the Kurdish Chief,
Imprisonei at His Reanest.
EXGLISU FOZITICjLL MAXTESS.
Coxstantta-ofiiE, Feb. 13. At the
request of Hon. SoL Hirsch, the Amer
ican minister to Turkey, the Sublime
Porte has imprisoned in his palace
Moussa Ben, the Kurdish chief, -who
is charged with robbing and outrag
ing the Christians in Armenia.
THE SIGHT OF FHEE SPEECH.
A Preseat Oiratioa ! the Eaxlkk PirlU-
eat.
London, Feb. 13. The report of
judges Hamon, Day and Smith, of the
special commission organized to in
vestigate the charges made by the
London 1 itnes againat the Parnelhte
members of the house of commons,
was laid upon the table in the house
td-day b Hon. Henry Matthews, sec
retary of Btate and home affairs. Tho
report occupies 162 pages. Each
member of the house against whom
the charges were made is treated sep
arately.
Tho judges find that tho speeches
made by many Parnellites were in
tended to bring about a separation of
Ireland from .England, and that the
speeches in view of the state of feeling
in tho country created prejudice
against the government
AiBM-e ea Tae Eat Africa (.'out.
Zakztbab, Feb. 13. The British
corvette Conquest is ashore on the
island of Pomba, thirty miles north of
here in a dangerous position. The
Conquest is a steel and iron vessel,
cased with wood and mounts fourteen
guns.
Arrlred Oat.
Southampton-, Feb. 13. Arrived,
steamer Trave from New York.
WHY WILL YOU cough whenShl
loh's Cure will give immediate relief.
Price, 10 els., 50 cts. and 31, at J. C. De
ment's. WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspep
sia and Liver Complaint ? Shi Ion's Vi
talizer is guaranteed to cure you. J. C.
Dement.
Lake trout weighing from ten to
twelve pounds are being canght
through the ice at Yakima.
"Good and Honest" .
Is thus praised:
Btate of Ohio Treas
ury Bcpt, ColumbM,
Ohio, Feb. 6,1589.
"I havo used St. Ja
cobs 01) In my family
for years, and find It to
bo the medicine of medicines
FOR GENERAL USE.
Itls a good, honest medlcino and honest mca
will not hesitate to recommend It to suffering
humanity." JOHN P. SLEMMONS.
Bookkeeper.
AT DBCG01ST3 AND DEALERS.
FHE CHARLES A. V0GELER CO.. Baluaera. HI.
Tutt's Pills
Maria, Fever and Ague,
Dumb Chills, Wind Colic,
Bilious Attacks, etc.
They produce regular, Batural evmo
nations, never gripe or Interfere with
daily bastaeM. As a family medlclae,
tttey HBoald have a place In cTery
household. Price, 25 cents per box.
Sold Everywhere.
Office, 44 Murray St., N. Y.
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GILLETrS
Tousorial EfflDorium
THE-
Finest Fitted Shop in the City
NONE BUT FIRST-CLASS ARTISTS
EMPLOYED.
Third Street. 0pp. Rucker's Restaurant.
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Astoria Real Estate &
POWDER
Absolutely Pur.
This powder never vanes, A marvel, of
tiarity, strength and waoleaoneBess, More
economical than the ordinary kinds, and can
not be sold in competition with the multi
tude ot low test, short weiirht. alum or phos
phate powders. Sold only in cant. Kovai
HAKINO FowdbkCo. 106 Vall-st.. N. V.
Lkwis H. Johnsox & Co., Agents, Port
land. Oregon.
In consequence of the demand for those
beautiful lerel lots. Mr. P. C. Warren has
been Induced to plat nlnety-slx lots
Adjoining Warrenton on the East.
Which will be known and sold as
East Warrenton I
TUB RAILROAD runs through the plat,
which Is onlv 200 yards from the Warrenton
depot. For further Information call at
once on mu
ASTORIA REAL ESTATE CO.
A NEW ENTERPRISE.
City Express Transfer Company.
H. D. Thing and C. E. Miller,
PROPRIETORS.
Headquarters af Main Street wharf.
TELEPHONE NO. 43.
A General Express and Delivery Business
transacted.
Your patronage Is solicited.
Wilson & Fisher
Ship Chandlers,
HEAVY AND SHELF
HARDWARE
FARM IMPLEMENTS,
Paints. Orts, and Varnish.
LOGGERS' SUPPLIES.
PKOVI8ION8
mill'feosd
AGENTS FOK
SALEM PATENT ROLLER MILLS
Portland Roller Mills,
FAIRBANKS' SCALES.
ASTORIA. OREGON.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
There Is no occasion for the most fastidl
oim of our citizens to send to Portland or
San Francisco for
Custom Made Clothes
An they can pet Better Fits. Better Work-
mansnip, ana ior less Money.
By Leaving their Orders with MKANY.
Nw Goods bv Every Steamer.
Call aad St HIh aad Satisfy Teamlf.
P. J. Meany. Merchant Tailor.
J0B PBIHTmG
NEAT
QUICK
AMD
CHEAP
AT THK
Astorian Job Office
The Oregon Bakery
A. A. CLEVELAND, Prop'r.
Good Bread, Gate aM Pastry
None hut the Best Materials Used.
Satisfaction Guaranteed Customers
Bread delivered In anyiart of the city.
Steam Engine and Boiler for Sale.
ENGINE 8X12 INCH. BOILER 3x10 ; 3
inch flues, set m brick. 2 steam pumps
with connections ; about 1000 feet assorted
steam pipe with couplings, main, etc. ; also
water tanks, holding from 15 to 600 barrels
water each. Above will be sold for a bar
gain If applied for at once, as property has
been leased for other purposes. Inquire ot
George T. Myers, Ninth and D streets, Port
land, Oregon.
EAST I MMTON
Youngs Addition !
INSIDE PROPERTY!
Lots Only 80: $20 Down and 10 Monthly.
THIS PROPERTY commends itSPlfm all adhoinftlm ltisr. A (Mitinn An tlm UTavVAt-
G ood water and good drainage. Streets partly
YOUNG'S ADDITION Joins other additions where lots are selline at $125 to $150 aad
are advertised as belnsc ten minutes ride by street car line from postolllce.
One Hundred Lots
Balance of Tract will be sold for $100 to
PARIS
wnifmfe M 8fom
Great Reduction in Prices.
IMPORTER OF
English, French and Scotch Woolens.
NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER.
First-class work, and no garment will be allowed to go ont of the store unless,
it gives satisfaction. i-
Fine Business Suit3 made to order for $35. Genuino Imported Tweed Cheviot '
and-Cashmere Snits from $38 to 45. Broad Wail Overcoats at $30 and upwards.
This Rives every gentleman in Astoria a chance to get a Eino Fitting Suit. Come
around and satisfy yourself.
J. N. KLOSTER.
BARBOUR'S
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A3TD
GRAND CROSS OF TILE LEGION D'HONNEUR.
They received the.
ONLY GOLD MEDAL
For FLAX THREADS at the
London Fisheries Exhibition 1883.
And have been awarded IIIGIIER PRIZES at the various
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITIONS,
Than the goods of any other
IN THE WORLD,
Quality Can Always be Depended on.
Expeneucea
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HENRY DOYLE & CO..
517 and 519 Market Street. SAN FRANCISCO.
AGENTS FOR PACIFIC COAST.
WOODBERRY SEINE TWINE, ROPE and NET
TING Constantly on Hand. SEINES, FOUNDS and
TRAPS Furnished to order at Lowest Factory Prices.
Trust Co., Portland AgM
PRICE F I YE CENTS
improved.
For Sale at S80 !
$123 per Lot. Buy before the advance.
TAILOR
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of Astoria.
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