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CO. IWtfttl VOL. XXX IV, NO 47. A STORTA, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 181)0. PRICE FIVE CENTS A BAEKENTINE BADLY BUMPED. Tie X B. FaircMlil." Coal Lata LeatiiiE Baily. Tin: ir.tt.xrr ;i:ori: lus.tsTEir. Sax Fkvncisco. Ca., Feb. L- Last evening the barkcntine (. '. Fair eftiif, with coal from Departure bay, while being towed lo sen by the ir.jj mt;i, was carried ashore by a strong ebb tide, o the rocks just inside of Fort Point, where she pounded badly. Two other tiis went to her nnsUlancc, and got her oil and towed her up the lny;the vessel is leaking indlx. IUcJ From HU Injurli.. Svn Fkajccisw, Feb. 2. Daniel O'Lenry, tlie switchman who w:is run over by a train last Saturday at Port Cota, 'died at the railroad hospital yesterday afternoon. His right arm and lepwere amputated. Deceased was a young man. Sn Francisco SlarVrli. Svx Fk.vncisco, Feb. 2.. Wheal quiet, buyer se;ison, 1.29 33; buyer "00, UiGlg. Harlev finn. buyer season, 7Tftq; buNer'iKr. RPj,. Sw FrcIcoN (Yon Jpil M'liancs. Sx Fkascispo, Feb. 21. The wharves are in a crowded condition. A nutnlier of the vessels which have recently arrived being obliged to lie in the stream and take their chances oh seruring lerths. 1IIK ll.M'T CltUVK IKJI. Roach Winter U"flln-r In Arlruna. Pitoucix, Arfo, Feb. 2L No inform fttion has leen received here in regard to the break of the Walut Grove dam. If the disaster has occurred, the loss or life and property must be very great. The entire valley from the dam to Wickeuburg is inhabited principally by Mexican miners and ranchmen. TIhj fall of rain and snow has been heavy in the mountains from the north and east and the wafer here is very lugh. Salt river rose 17 feet in 15 hours, last Saturday morning. The rail road bridge acrosss it is washed awav for 200 feet. Half a mile of the track on the bank of the river is gone. Telegraph communication was inter rupted but a wire was placed across the river last night. Snow again fell on the mountains last night: no mail Iirs been received here for the last three davs. Nan KrancKco Militln?. Sax Fiiaxcisco, Feb. 2L- -Arrived steamer Montesarat; ships Yascmite and TVo Jfroer.v.Tacoma, Jmnhoe, Seattle: barkentines J. Jr. Griffith, Port IfadlocJ:, North Jlend, from Shoalwater bay, and Catherine Sud den from Gray's harlor. Sailed steamer llra Walla for Victoria, and ship Palestine for Ta coma. Pert land' Fire Tout and Lossp. PoKTiiAxn, Feb. 24- The cost of running the fire department in 1890 is figured to be $113,332. This includes three new houses aud two engines. The fire loss of 1SS9 was 37,730. smrriiKiiX iwnric 3iove.mf.xts. Grttinc Ilrady for thr Tr.-uKcoiitiiicntal Unr ti A-loria. For some time, says the Ureonian, conjectures have been rife as to whether the standard and narrow gauge ..railway lines centering here would te consolidated, and when. Al though the Orcgonian railway and bonds were Ixmght under an assumed name in Xcw York, it is believed the object was to acquire si clear title un der foreclosxire sale aud consolidate with the Portland and Willamette Valley. Now it is learned from relia ble authority that the latter road, and also the Oregonian, east, and west side, are both to lie made standard gauge, consolidated and transferred to the Southern Pacific system. All this, it seems, was contemplated and pre vionslvjarranged as far back as April 10, 1SS7, when an agreement was signed between the London and Frankfort bondholders of the Oregon and California railroad and the Southern Pacific company, wherein the latter company, by article 3 of that agreement, was authorized to ac quire the narrow gauge roads in west ern Oregon, and when converted into tin? standard gauge system were to be paid in 5 jer cent bonds of the Ore gon and California railroad, 30.000 par or face value of bonds for each mile or standard gauge so to be ac quired. Acting on this agreement, Mr. C. P. Huntington did, on May 10, 1887, tlen purchase a two-thirds interest in tlie Portland & Willamette Valley road, wliich has ever since been oper ated by "Mr. Win. Beid under his di rections, and was recently transferred atXew York by Mr. lleid, to the Southern Pacific syndicate, when h? HBdertook tlie construction and exten tionol the Astoria & South Coast railway. As Uh Oregonian road was for years ia the United States supreme court oa the validity question of the Villard lea, Mr. Huntington could not ac quire it until last summer, when the $125 AND $150 PER LOT EOBB & PARKER, General Ag'te, Astoria. Scotch liquidator resumed negotia tions with him, resulting in the pur chase and payment laet November for the Oregonian railway at 100 cents on the dollar for that company's bonds and first mortgage, now being fore closed in the United States circuit court here, and alxut 40 cents on 1 lie dollar to Scotch creditors. It will be remembered last spring that Mr. ltcid obtained from the legislature a franchise to build a railroad bridge across the Willamette river at Fulquartz, where the P. fc W. V. road now terminates. This fran chise lie obtained for the Southern Pacific, at le;ist it was transferred in November last at New York by Mr. Reid to Mr. Huntington. The charter provides that work on the bridge must be commenced before May 1 next, and last month instructions were received by the Southern Pacific company's of fice in Oregon to commence the bridge surveys, which have 6ince been com plete, and work has been ordered pro ceeded with at the bridge site. Engineers from the Southern Pacific company have arrived in Oregon to survey an extension from the narrow guage road at Coburg to Springfield, but only as standard guage. and there connect with the O. fc C. railroad, and it seems lxith of the narrow gauge have aljo been ordered to be changed this fall to the standard gauge. Passengers may then proceed lo East Portland with out change, via Woodhnrn and Hay's Landing bridge and Dundee .1 unction and P. A: AV. V. to the Jefferson street depot, or via Hay's Lauding bridge to Hillsboro, via Lafayette and West Side road, aud eventually to Astoria, over the Astoria and South Coast railway. It is contemplated by the Southern Pacific lo make an extension this fall (upon the standard gauge system) of the Oregonian railway, beyond Sheri dan in the direction of Tillamook, for fifteen miles, with the view eventually some years hence of reaching Tilla mook. Meantime, as this extension will pass through the Gniudllonde Indian reservation and a fine agri cultural country, to be opened for settlement by the president this year, it will bring the coast couhIk-s lo rail connection twenty-one miles from the sea, and when the settlements and population warrant it, it will be ox tended further north, parallel to the sea. AH the members or the Southern Pa cific syndicate, including Mr. C. P. Huntington, are to bo in Portland next month, and will visit western Oregon with the view of considering what other extensions may profitably be made, or changes arc necessary. Ho Slnii-I; a Toucher (':ui:r. Kansas City, Feb. 23.- A disjH'ath received here this morning states that Walton, who stole $3.,X)0 from y Pacific Express company at Dallas, Texas, has been captured in St. .Johns, N. 13. Only $7,000 was found on him. The offense is not extraditable. Wal ton had. according to detectives sto ries, been traveling some lime with two gamblers, who, it is thought, re lieved him of a large portion of his ill gotten wealth. One of them was ar rested at Montreal a couple of days ago with 3,000 iu his possession. It is understood Walton wits preparing to go to Europe from Halifax, and that the gamblers were preparing to rob him before ho look the steamer. St. Johns, N. 13., Feb. 23. Walton the express jobber, who was arrested here last night, arrived here several days ago in company with John Laird and Frank Brady, two notorious Mon treal gamblers, to whom, it is claimed he gave a large sum of money to get him out of Canada. They also got more money from him by gam bling. They left here a few days ago and went lo Montreal, where they have been arrested for aiding and abetting Walton in bringing stolen money into Canada. Walton had left S7.O0O when arreslcd. In his valise was found one package of money with the original Dallas wrap pers and seals intact Saved by His Thick Skull. Kansas City, Feb. 19. Hen II. J eter, a saloon-keeper, fired Ihreo shots at John Bethel about 5 o'clock this morn ing. But two of the bullets took ef fect; one passed through the fleshy part of the forearm and the other en tered the. head just back of the car and ranged downward to the neck. It was extracted. The police surgeon says that not once iu a thousand times could a bullet fired from a revolver at such short range enter a man's head at such a place and fail lo penetrate the skull, which would of course cause death. 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In spile or the bad day, the rain falling in torrents aud a disagreeable wind, the galleries of the house at noon were packed. Spectators and crowds obstructed the corridors. All these people had gath ered to witness the deciding struggle between New York, Chicago, St. L:;u:s aud Washington, upon the re sult of which depended the location of the world's fair or 1S02. A host of representative men from all four sections were to be seen in the reserve galleries. Clark read special orders prescrib ing the method of voting upon the site for the fair requiring some one place to have a majority of all votes cast. Blount of Georgia wished to know if there would be any opiortnnity af forded to decide upon the question as to whether there shall be a fair lefore selecting a sit. Speaker Heed replied that under a special order an opportunity could not be had and immediately directed the clerk to call the roll. There was some applause and the first few resinmses were made which were promptly checked by Ihe speaker. Fiiist Ballot Chicago 115, New York 72, St. Louis 01, Washington oG. scattering 1, total number or votes cast, 305, necessary for a choice, 153. Second Ballot--Chicago 121, New York S3, St. Louis 59, Washing ton -JG, total number of votes cost, IVK) necessary for choice, 155. Turin) Batxot Chicago 127, New York 02, St. Louis 51, Washington 3L Whole number or votes cast, 31 MI; nec essary for a choice, 151. The Chicago people were jubilant upon the announcement on the first ballot, but were restrained from ex pressing their feelings openly by reason of the speaker's caution to refrain from any demonstration. Dur ing the recapitulation ot names there were signs of consulation among the leaders and Chicago and Washington people looked with suspicion upon Dockery, of Missouri, when he ap proached Amos Cujimings, of New York and held a whispered conversa tion for a moment The second ballot showed a gain of six and eleven for Chicago and New York respectively, and losses of two and ten for SI. Louis aud Wash ington respectively. The single scat tering vole also disappeared. Firm JJ.vtjI.et: Chicago M0, New York 110, St. Louis 3-, Wasldngton 21. Total vote cat 312, necessary for a choice lo. Sixth Ballot -Chicago li9, New York 11G. St. Louis 27. Washington 10. Total numler of votes c.ist 312; nee assary for a choice, 157. Tin: city itv tiii: mkk. It Sf-CDrtv the Site or tlie WorMV Fair. Seventh Ballet: This ballot stood, Chicago 155, New York 112, St. Louis 27, Washington 17, total 311, majority 150. Chicago this lime lacked onlv one of getting the site. The eighth resulted, Chicago 157, New York 107, St. Louis 25, Washing ton IS. tolal307, majority 15. Chicago thus received three more than a ma jority. The announcement was ap plauded and the house adjourned. ('jpiiirrs I lie i::i:i Washington, Feb. 21. Chicago se cured the world's fair on Ihe eighth ballot. The Chicago JUrkt-ls. Chicago, Feb. 21. At the close or the markets to-day wheat was firmer; February 71"8c, March 75.fc, 31av 77?8'. Corn steady, February 275.',c, May 295c. Oats higher. February lfli(.' M:iv 20-,' -' - Barlov notlmir dfiimr Pork 'easy, February S0.70. "Alav S0.9J4. Lard steady, Febuarv S5.72JX; May S5.S7. iew orL Silver (Juolatlons. New Yoiik, Feb. 2L Bar silver, 931,. The Party Tonijioratuir. Chicago, Feb. 21. The tempera ture yesterday was as reported at tho following places: New York -10, New Orleaus GG, St. Louis 4S, Cincinnati 51, Chicago 3S, "Winnipeg 20 below. An Kxaqsorated Kfport. Ikdiaxapoms, Feb. 21- It is ru mored here that an accident occurred last night ou the Louisville, New Al bany and Chicago road near Monon, by which forty persons were killed. The facts are that two freight trains collided. Nobodv was hurl. niug-KIddcn A'l-iT YorS.. Nr.w York, Feb. 2-1. Tho investiga tion has begun as to the extent of how much the city has leen defrauded in aisisiaimgtuKKiiKiiiiMiiimiMiwi imiwiiiniiwiww i Call Early and Take Your Choice ! ) the payment of the percentage on the ' receipts of the various railroad corn- names, and how the frauds were per etralcd. Suspicion has been excited by Ihe payment of the Manhattan Elevated road, which for 12 quarters has been only S5,471. Each company is supposed to pay the city 5 per cent ot the net receipts. Figuring on this basis would make tlie company's anunal receipts only S13S,000 from the Third, Sixth and Ninth avenue lines, the receipts of which are popularly supposed to reach millions. Tho authorities pre sented a bill for $24,000. The dry docks and surface lines, by reason of Ihe idleged discrepancy, also figure, and a long struggle is expected. Three Children named. Augusta, Ga., Feb. 24. Y'esterday the children of Hunt Bead, aged G, i and 2 years, were playing iu their home when the house caught tire and the children were burned to death. Noihing has yet been heard of the little schooner Iiowena. which so mysteriously disappeared alxmt six months ago, although a number ot anxious creditors have kept a sharp lookout for her. The Iiowena was built at Tillamook bay recently for II. J. Halhaway. On her first trip to San Faaneisco she went ashore near Yaquina bay, and was taken off by Oscar Bartels aud others, by whom she is owned. She is pain led black, with a yellow stripe under the rail. Bartels proposed to use her as a deep sea fishing vessel, for which purpose, judging by her conduct on the trip from Yaquina bay, she is admirably alapJcd. 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Sold Everyxs-ltei'c. Often, 4-i Murray St., JN. Y. LIDDICOAT & CRIBB. rarpcaJct's ami R:i:l'i.s. Ho I Si Mci'iirliie't old stand, li ive overUCO Hates and d aniniof ail kinds and styles of dvllix-hiMiMs, ranging Inuu Sftx) to Sl.'JM Call ami st-e thciii. Tax Notice, raiiiic school tax in soiiooi. dis- JL trict . I), for ihe vcar 1$SI, will .shortly hecnine delinquent. All narties ant having paid ilicir taxes arc requested to .settle forthwith. Taxes mav be nald at my ofllce. W F.McCUKCOK, Clerk School District No. IS. Clatsop (., Or. Teachers Public Examination, 1st Quarter, 1890. mill'. TEACIIKItS' I'UBMO EXAM IN A- -k. lion fr Clatsop county, Oregon, will be he'd at th Cedar street school house; to commence at 12 o'clock !.. ou thc2iHh day of February. A. I). l&O. No one will be ad mitted into the clavs after the examination qui Minus are opened. Smnicrs must bring recommendations as to their moral charac ter, endorsed by two I'ers.ms known lo th .superintendent. C. V. SlllVEIA'. Superintendent l'uiilic Instruction. Astoiia, Or . February H, lw. SOOTS AND SEOES! Of Best duality, and at LOWEST PRICES, ATTHE SIGN OF THEJOLDEH SHOE. Notice of Dissolution of Partnership THE l'AMNEH-SIUP NOW EXISTING tinilcr the nnme of Knbb & Parker, wherein AV. ! Kobb and F. I.. Tarker. both of this city, are equal partner, will be dis solved on tliiiistli day of this February ,1890. by F. I. Parker withdrawing from said Arm, F. I.. PAUKEl", V. L. ROHH. The business will be continued under tho old linn name bv V. I. Kobb. who alone will be authorized to settle the affairs of said firm. Astoria, Or.. February 21st, IS). aiimniiuiuiumiiiuuiiiHiiMi rOdKMMiS SCOMIM SCAKDAL Fearless Lalonclere Will Expose Sonic Aristocratic Criminals. AMERICAS' 1'ORK GOES TO KIEL. London, Feb. 24. The importa tions of American pork into Germany is again permitted only at port of Kiel wlieresncli an elaborate system of inspection Las been established that it is thought impossible for any diseased meat to slip through. Sir Joieph Ubjecta. London, Feb. 24. Sir Joseph Chamberlain in a letter to the Times denounces the new compact of the Gladstonians for tho purchaso of tho Parnellito votes by abandonment of the pnnciplo of undenominational education in favor of Eoman Catho lics. A Deadly Kepalse. Park, Feb. 24. Information has reached here that some of tho king of uanomeys troops attacked the French outposts at Lotonon, Senegal. The French repulsed them and killed sixty. SHU a Home Baler. London, Feb. 24. The election to fill the vacancy in the house of com mons caused by the mysterious ths apiearanco of Jasper D" Peyne, home ruler, resulted in the election of Fred Webb, a home ruler. LibOUCHEUL-S LASH. To lie Ak!h Applied to Aristocratic l)e baaehees. London, Feb. 24. It is probable that Labonchere, the versatile editor of lrutli, will hnd a chance this week to attack tho government for shielding those connected with the Curson street scandal, and allowing the aristocratic criminals to escape. A large quantity of now evidence has como into the possession of editor Parke's friends about Lord Euston. They are now talking of forcing the government to issue a warrant for him. Persistent pressure has been brought to bear on Labonchere to abandon his attack, but without avail. Accidentally Wounded. St. PETEiisBuno, Feb. 24. The son of Sir R. D. Morier's British ambassa dor, was wounded yesterday by tho accidental discharge of a pistol which he carried. The Last of Earth Belfast, Feb. 24. The remains of Biggar were interred at Carmouv to day. , All Hope Abandoned. Halifax, Feb. 24. All hope of tho safety ot the schooner Zaburnam, which sailed hence for" Port Bico on her first voyage forty-nine days ago have been abandoned, a3 nothing has been heard of her. She carried a crew of eight men. Disabled But .ut Lost. Halifax, Feb. 24. Tho steamship Dominion arrived in the southwest harbor yesterday badly crippled. It had been rumored that she was lost. Will Join Hlii Brother Ljal. Munich. Feb. 24. Kiug Otto of Bavaria, is in bed. The monarch is iu the Inst stages of paralysis. All tho patent medicines advertiser in this paper, together with the choicest perfumery, and toilet articles etc can he bought at the lowest prices at .1. V. Conn's' drug ston opposite Occident hotel, Astoria. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser able by Mint terrible cough. Shi lull's Cure is the remedy for you. .1. (J. De ment. WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspep sia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vi talizer is guaranteed to cure you. J. C. Dement. Notice. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT THE undersigned has tiled with the honor able county court of the state of Oregon, for Clatsop county, a petition, in words aud figures following to-wlt : PETITION. To the County Court of Clatsop County, Slate of Oregen: Your petitioners, Tho Pacific Cable Con struction Company, would represent that It is a private corporation, incorporated under and by virtue of the raws of the state of Cal ifornia, witli head otllee in San Francisco. That it has a franchise for a cablo road through Main, Washington and Madison streets, from the river front to Summit avenue, in McClure'd Astoria in the city of Astoria. That it desires permission and franchise of the court to construct maintain and operate a cable line, single or double track cable railway along Main and Toilc streets, from Summit avenue to Olney avenue, through Olney addition to Astoria, as laid out by J. G. Hustler and II. S. Aiken, executors ; also the right to construct, operate and main tain a cable railway, with single or double track, along Olney avenue between Main and I'olk streets, also on Summit avenue be tween Layfayette and Polk streets. Franchise for thirty years : Feb. li, 1890. Respectfully. THE PACIFIC CABLE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.-!!? U.S. Worsley, Agent. And that said court has set Monday, Feb ruary 21th, 1S90. at the hour ot lo o'clock a. h, as the time for hearing objections to the granting of the rights asked for In said pe tition, if any there be. This notice Is published la pursuance of the order of said county court. THE PACIFIC CABLE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.-By IJ. S. Worsley, Agent. Dated tins 15th day of February, 1800. Astoria Real Estate & mi POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tills powder never vanes, A marvel of mrity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and can not be sold in competition with the multi tude of low test, short weight, alum or phos phate powders. Sold only in cans. Royal Bakino PowukbCo. 106 V'all-st.. N. Y. Lewis M. Johnson & Co., Agents, Port land. Orezon. EAST ffAilTON In consequence of the demand for those beautiful level lots, Mr. P. C. Warren has been Induced to plat ninety-six lots Adjoining Warren ton on the East. Which will be known and sold as East WarrentonI THE RAILROAD runs through the plat, which is only 200 yards from the Warrenton depot. For further Information call at once on the ASTORIA REAL ESTATE CO. A NEW ENTERPRISE. City Express Transfer Company. H. D. Thing and C. E. Miller, PROPRIETORS. Headquarters at Main Street wharf. TELKPUONENO.43. A General Express and Delivery Business transacted. Your patronage Is bollcited. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY There is no occasion for the most fastidi ous of our citizens to send to Portland or San Francisco for Custom Made Clothes As they can get Better Fits. Better Work manship', and for less Momy. By Leaving their Orders with MEANY. New Goods by Every Steamer. Call and Sev film ami SatUfy Ton-self. P. J. Meany. Merchant Tailor. - BY&O W W&" . ... saw""1 ..,hiils' BARGAINS Lots In Tract 3 of tho beautiful suburb of CHELSEA, onlv five minutes walk from the steamer landing at Skipanon and terminus of A. & 8. C. R. R. These lots are Wxloo feet. on tue nrst uencu aoove tne tide land, are clear and level, and cood water obtainable within ten feet of surface. Prices from SCO to $75 ; $2) oown, balance 910 per month. Ten'Acres, suitable for platting, clear and level ; on county road and within easy drive of Astoria. Front Corner Residence Lot In Block Xo. 90, Olneys. Six Lots In Block 9. ADAIR'S ASTORIA, running clear through tlie block, and mak ing a lino residence site. 100x150. Only one block from Columbia river and street car line. Price, SI .030. part cash. J. H. MANSELL, Ileal Estate Broker. School Meeting Notice. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LE jral voters of School District No. l will be held at the school house hi Astoria, Clat sop county, Orecon, on Monday, March 3d, 1890, at 7 p.m.. for the purpose or electing one director to serve for three years, and one clerk to serve for one year ; also to levy taxes to support a school in said district, aud for interest on bonds, and for the redemp tion of bonds, and for incidental expenses of said district. By order of the Board of Directors. C. W. FULTON, Chairman. Attest: J . HUSTLER, Clerk. Astoria, Feb. 20, 1890. KINNEY'S LESS THAN ONE MILE FROM THE O. R. & N. DOCK, AND Beautifully Prices Low and KEEN & COOK AGENTS. SOMETHING NEW. Kenney's Addition! Beautifully situated on the banks of the Columbia, ad joining proposed Public Park and near the newly discovered coal beds. Only 835 per Lot for a lew days. Get in now and secure first-class Lots. FRANK SPITTLE, Agent. SEALAN0. BQf??rVvWJih-,wac0 aml Shoalwater Bay Railroad. THE GREAT EST SUMMER RESORT ON THE NORTHWEST COAST. Liesatthehead ot the Bay, at deep water, and only twelve miles from the bar. The comine County heat and Commercial Metropolis of Pacific county. Now laid out Lots on tlie market from S50, and upwards. For particulars and full information, call on or address B. A. SEABORC, Ilwaco, Wasli. BARBOUR'S Irish Flax Threads HAVE NO EQUAL! rttfMftfe WrW MS3SJfcjaaBSrpWS 9W?i"Ti!ilaaBB8Mg'aiaSam!ib lsnBiBK!?KEKr2?'''' Ci'B.KIll.1 'Kyaaa((((Bl!i BKaaLBbBaHI$U-aaaaaBHBaaHaWlHattEl GRAND PRIX PARIS 1878, AT QRAND CROSS OF THE LEGION D'HOXNEUR. They received the ONLY GOLD MEDAL For FLAX THREADS at tlie London Fisheries Exhibition 1883. And have been awarded HIGHER PRIZES at the various INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITIONS, Than the goods of any other TBREAD MAIVITFACTIXRERS IN THE WORLD, Quality Cain Always "be Depended on. Experiencefl Fistain Use no Ota. HENRY DOYLE & CO.. 517 and 519 Market Street. SAN FRANCISCO. AGENTS FOR PACIFIC COAST. WOODBERRY SEINE TWINE. ROPE and TTRT. TING Constantly on Hand. SEINES, FOUNDS . and xxwajto rurmsnea 10 oraer Trust Co., Portland ASTORIA! M :: Situated. M Terms Reasonable. Astoria, Or. flEftiM'Ty at .Lowest jcactory mces. TERMS EASY! ?? ,5 T-- --1 - -,-4!" s'-S