The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, May 21, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text"H Zic-"" C3) z - ,uui.. fci-juiwift u.- iuv.i:ug wuu iuin-1 porauon pc oiem jast jieiuiciy: 00- . i 1.1 . ;-v ....!. i .. -1...1 AsTOIIlA, O&EGOb. : j bsr every d-iy for sonhem California ject to maintain and operalo Ricax- Y.-.rr.l.iv ,n;:." .,- -, ' cities. Tho population of Aberdeen ! bonis on the Columbia river and wed I'rapri ASKOX'a- ScriJN: - Ca PrttEr Terms of 5Vcrfj:i .n. Sarrr Iwr rr... . c. : :eti.jr 5hI ;. in ;ih SetW? MjuI.oi.' yv i Free of pottage o MbcriUcri. . . xtz Thk Aroni kn carautecs to Its n.i. f liters ur lanrel iirala:Joii ol any n v . ljr paMistt! on the Columbia river. cfTY AVO CUbftTY OFFICIAL PAPER Th Cream of tbo Whole I.oJ. Tbo Amoricau Newspaper Directory forlSW,tbe recognizexl autboritv on j . , ,. , 1 Asioncan newspapers, puwisiies a enarato list ot Urn Unsr newspaper ' in oacb city to advertise in; tbe news- paper that xrives the advertiser the raost for bis money, tlie newspaper Ibst has ibe largest bona fide circnl ten: Here is tbe list for Oregon osnoos. Ptacz. Papor. Altanr, llorald, Astorin, 'I'nc Astocian East Portlund, Vindicator, Portland, Uregunitin, S1eai, Statesman, D. & 'A'. D. ': V, D. & W. The Dalles, Tmies-ilountaineei . V. So far as The Astoriax is con- corned, its proprietors have one thou sand dollars to snbslantialr. Geo P. TUiweH's statements. It will pa', up that amount to back the assertion boro made, the winner to tlumsand dollars won to th give the , railroad i--..-;-.rr - business at The 1) lies; amount of:L - u:: V f. vi ,S5j-7?tE:i;: -rr'10- The Port T.wnwaid Xrafci; an I capital sloe::, S59'10; O. D. T.tlor, P L.i.iiira. lo . H li ClJWd) ev-p.cd.) rn-ftrp-iiiajr paper, ha? increased its i A. S. IMe YH'nic-, ft jbori Mn.vo John ! ""'M b,k F-i: ? J. F. HAT.',np m - cavP4T ' daily leie'Tanlnc servicS to tbe same Alitchtll. G. W. M:lc A. Jj.l.incr. I VJ- ,v:t,.aV-v Pl ?,: - subsidy, public library or some other . ;.lhc bovs-, j.hivarfcil Martin Phillips, jMibltc aflhir. This is a case of put up on his wedding night. He killed one -K-sirotup. ! of them. Last Monday, after a trial .. . j lasting a week, ho was acquitted. A -mt ig tie ili-fhlod AltisJcan was I Phillips onjjht to get a medal or some jg" ( tiling for aiding so grandly in putting . j an everlasting kibosh on the fool cus- WeH: it's absnt time for some TvO-' of fhivareeing. pblicttn oratory here? The str. r.te of Oregon produced ' comes the sad intelligence of the sim "in gold ibe'pnsl vear. ultaneous birth and death or an infant. " a twelve-pound bov, vcslerdav morn Sl.O.OtW Ti plnte is quoted at SI So and . 317V ihk- !xs in San Francisco. Tnh a Jt P.. P. U. will have a 4ci9? MteeaHf nl 4 o'clock this aftcr- A danglrtor was born to Mr. and Miss. A. T. JJrakkc. on Wcdnday, the lMlk iusU , to begin pre-1 ceWiratiou of ! It is none loo soon hmuMiry work for the the 4kof July. Thorc are in "Washington 1,7-11 per- aKts who are drawing pensions irom . ibe aovommcut. Fnmk Surprcnttiil h:u as handsome a tR-parrsler ajj dek. attachment a tfcorc is in tbe city. - - There was no meeting of the board directors of tbe Astoria and South coast railroad company last evening. - -- Tbe tbermomctei indicated 91 in tlhe shade at Seattle last Friday. It ' addition that the proper way to -p.ll jets Tory hot in those inland to us. Bninicr is '"Begniere'" II is said that this is the old French name and thv.- The G. A. B. and Woman's Belief , c j.u;uon Buiniir is only a derivative. Corps are making preparations for Since old gold, old oak and o'd cop iit&tu? observance of Decoration Day. j par I rimming.; aro becoming fashion The tolegraph line was dead last evening, the wire having broken be tween Oltflon and AVcstport, about 5 cbok. . on the roadway, near the now building Slock cattle are quoted at $13 per . of Ben Young, they heard somebody bond, baud round, in Jackson county cryiug out as if in distress. They aw. Yoarlings are bought at SG to $S went out on lite dock and found a pc band. ! man who had fallen overboard while - intoxicated. The two, with Ibe as- IfapGXi from the Columbia and j sistauce of a rope managed to get the WHfcuuelte rivers are to the effect that poor fellow on terra firraa. h cool weather has checked their rapid rise. ! The fast run now being made by " Train across tho continent, calls to It will soon bo iu order to begin mind tho famous eigbty-ihree-hours guessing at tbe census of Astoria. It , run made by the Jarrett A: Palmer will b accurately known by the mid-1 troupe, from New York to San Frau dlcof June " cisco in 187G, when they produced ( Henry V at the California theater. The compensation of the census i That was then the longest cjnliuuous aansierators varies from two cents per , railroad run in the shortcut timo in name to bo pc: idi tbey got dav. They will earn Thet platform in Astoriax oQlco i on rade." It is stout p-J-tical platform. front of Tnn' the established ' enough for a ( Th Seaside roid from the west side of Young's river channel, will be umstteu ny anno i, rcauy loriuo iraiu. Evan that is something. Oongressman Hermann is doing all h can. and that is a good deal, to jet a daily mail service from this city : ieas.ue. via binpanon. There i- little new to report in Hi salmon situation smce last week. 11 run reported last week has fallen oil", , tb.tsc that aro caught being small. j -- Ool. E. V Xovius will bo hero on Alondny. tbe 261h insl., under the aus-1 pices of tbeDirigo club, and enunciate korno sound Republican doctrine. Tho Tributii. reports the discovery' ol-s tin mme near Olympia. That! vroxtld be more valuable to tho Wash- J tagtoa stale capital than a gold mine. ; ; A fish ladder has been placed iu j Palouse falls, Palouse river, to allow j salmon to run up lo Lake CJolville. , Tlie fish came to thy falls and can get ( no farther. Considerable money is lied up m real -estate, city and suburban, and tiaibec"IaBd at present. Over halt a railhoalallar, Astoria money, is in timber land alone. i the secret of hi3 business success as It tlixdi2 court yes terday, before , f0uevrs: i alwavs reel happv when I Judge Jowotfc, James Iclutyre was aavcrtising, for then I kuow that, tried ftjr fishtinp. found ffnilty, and ; XFans or keeping. I have a strong sentencad to imprisonment m the city luouga snent orator working for me; jail for twenty days. one AV10 neVer tires, never makes mis- - lakes, and who is certain to enter tbe Yesterday morning, wliile Al John- j households from which, if at all, my sea was working putting in the new j trade must come.' To secure the ser streot crossing ou Third and Cass ( vices of such an agent as this shrewd streets, bo ran bis hand on the sharp j merchant referred lo, advertise in Tns end of a crowbar, making quite a Astouiax. It is read by everybody in wound. Tbe Sunday Oregonian is the peer ofjsny -paper received here and a credit to ite owners and tbe city of Portland. It is complete and wcro the days 30 boars long instead of 24 would be aaoreiboroagbly read in this oflice. . Teeterdav morning, while William HaU. engineer ot the steamer Puritan, was working on tne steamer, ne naa eee of his fingers on his right hand bsdlv mashed by hitting with an iron tat. " He was attended to by a physi etaa sod went Ms way rejoicing. AM Ibe mitts of Aberdeen, five in number, are raaaia on full time, ' 1 r ... .1 . ! -- n . y- Tf ... 1 " T ( il !ITV II IT .11 nT7 J- ( -- --. v. ..v..... .. M.NivrMlb4 i ' ' K- I ... .. A, V . i.. ... . ... - . .. ..-- - Tr!iniir-r m wnr : ri rssi."!i a ikis: ; j r i'in i: . . :? ipkiti :.. " - - -----.. -.- rt'fwrt tr.ken by the AiOh:a:.-G Asrc itr.:: 3 fX) 2i other pvr in Oregon, outside ul Portland, laks so musl - - - ' Tuc ctiibirry farm-, v-- 0!y:rp 'mskegoji returns on tbo capital .and j . v. w-.,,. .;r- .....n. ywv.c.ai.yw ... ..- ." ... - iri MAtimtur orrmhnrrv vimaj u viffh I cl.:SU. A'i eflurt is bomf made to st:t little fa-:i in Skagit county. Tjh.'v arc scvi .il eranlerrj 'rm-j ii Pi.cific eoiinJv. .m .. 3- .-vw - "AUtO 0 tlUlLU A private letter from Los Angeles Cab. dated tbe 15th inst., says that , strawberries are abundant at 5 cents or six tor two bits, green peas 2.. cents per ixmnu, omnges . cents per dozen, and everything eke cheap m proportion. The inercnrv the dav previous was !j in the shade. Geo. rraneis Train is rushing acioss the continent on a special, and will gel to Tacoma to-morrow or the day thereafter, lie ivil! have made the ipiickcst lrip that t.-ver was made mound the world, and will have illus trated the fact that money lavishly used can insure close connections and good tune. The sioekmen throughtml J3':kcr county fjel very much encouraged at the present nutloolr. Stcl; is in much belter condition than it was expected thai the;.' would bo owing J to the severe winter. The grass is growing nicely and everything seems to indi cate a successful year with the stock- men in that region. i xrif I'nrr. i f ?iiiiinf l irri i mi'iMii itt From the home of M. J. Kinney ng. Mra. Kinney was seized with ouvulsions, and yesterday was hover- ing between mo and death. .Last even ing tne at:enaaui puysicians iiau hupes of her recovery. A case to lest the constitutionality of. the city ordinance in refcience to smoking opium comes before Judge i Tavlor this afternoon, at '1 o'clock, in Ibe circuit court. A writ of habeas corpus has ba?n issued to Ciiief Barry to bring Ah Poy into courr. He is serving a sentence in the city jail for being found m an opium joint. Hie lioseburg lievtew savs -uarsii- field has subscribed $25,000 to therail- road snhsidv. Myrtle Point S10.000. j Coquille City S5.O00, making a total of j $10,009 m Coos county. Empire City is also moving, but thu amount sub- scribed Iherc lias not been learned ' This virtually assures tho rai-ing of ' the required bonus in Coos county. ' 'It is now claimed by a real estate j man, says tho Seattle Press, uith an able, tncro is good reason for delving after the ancient forms of old names. Monday evening while James Kearny and Frank Cook were passing tho world's history, if not disconnt it Train will equal The Southern Pacific company has commenced the work of changing and iiing the narrow guage system through the Willamette valley, which came into tueir possession :: snort ! timft ncrn. The intention is to fullv j repair and put iu order the west side nne at its presi'in giu'ra nrst. ani i when that is completed then the w will be beinn of wideuiii'f the east work lino , tp a standard guage. -. . - , it is reported that a belt of 20,000 syndicate at $1,23!) per claim of 1G3 acres, and that the samo sj-ndicate had bonded 80,033 acres of very choice land in the same section for $12 per acre. A large portion of this timber land was fdjd on by California parlies. General Russell A. Alger is one of this syndicate. - Last evening a young lady, daughter of Cnpt G. Biedwhile passing down on the roadway, opposite the new building of P. J. Goodman, had her hat blown overboard by a sudden gust. William Ryan, the painter noticed the mishap, and went to the assistance of tho young lady by climbing down a step ladder, when the ladder broke and ' recovered, and the young lady went lUblDdUUUnil' ii.jni.ivi .ut, uuv -j her way rejoicing, and William went 1 home To dry his clothes. A wealthv London merchant gives ' Asloria. "YMinin Haines, whoso home is kctwccn the Moses and Grand coulees I jn Q Big eaa country, state3 that . nier was hard on all the farmers an(1 stockmeu. He lost 50 per cent, 0 stDck, and bo was well fixed as -far as feed was concerned, but bis ' cattle frozo to death for want of shelter. When ho left there three weeks ago tne snow was going ou, bnt evervthinir looked pretty blue. He thought, however, the present year -would be a prosperous one and the farmers wduld pull through. , acres of tunber land in tne vicinity ol Portland th: ' line:; JLiaKc m uiesouiuern pan ot tne , , x t .i.i i -i? .. ' -i . ... i i ... i ii " 1.-1 n.l . -u. imjo'J .lira. J.-. .sinu-nua inuuiui iu iuo iu-juuiu M,,nn,lfrn. , ll ' rir.ip lms l,nn crilM in n xnt nrlr l1"14" wv The Dalles, Portland Sz Astoria Xjv- cation coarormv filed nrticbs of inwr- Fiilon. Ed 3L Wi"Iia.i. W. M. S!oa- ar S. JC Ll-Mi', O V. i '!03. teor Ivuh, J. O. M.iclr, D. Id Fr'incij, i cor joa lore. - No one ox.whjL to bay ptiP a letter. No ono expects to buv a rail iUWUU fcS-T I'WT Vfc - w -aktaav-k. v-itwi -t ri ttw hit jiiirt tfiil ! road ticket on credit. If he has no money to pay his fare in advance he inusl remainat home The like is true in resaru to nuing in street cars. Tickets not sold lo places or amusement ore J . H. Welch et al. to Per on time, but for spot cash. cival Everett, lot -IS, blk 33, No trouble occurs on account of these arrangements, and none would occur if every retail store conducted business like a iist office, railroad or theater. There is nothing of more interest to the farmor at present than the squirrel problem, says the Walla Walla Journal. James Waltors, on Silver creek, gives bis remedy, which ho says has almost cleared bis farm of the jeots. The ingredients for the dose are four gallons oats, two and one-half gallons water, and one and a half sticks phosphorus. Boil till the oat hulls open. It should be dropped into the holes. Waltors estimates that he killed 5,090 squirrels this season with this recipe, which beats anything ho has oyer seen m his ten years ex perience in poisoning squirrel. The inter or 1S30-90 will long be remembered by the settlers of Eastern Oregon. Tho per cent of loss is fully one-half. This winter was harder than ten years ago, when the loss was -10 per cent The loss of last winter will not bo known till Ibis fall. The loss has been universal all over Eastern Oregon and Nevada. In the long run the loss will not be felt so much as many think, as there will ba belter grass and more range for what is left, and belter urices. That country was overstocked, and another dry winter made scarcity of water and grass, the stock having died in the summer and fall. A large scow load of lumber was towed to the wharf this week for buildings in Sealand, says the Pacific Journal. The greatest draw back to the building schemes is the inability to get lumber. Why in tho world some man with c-ipital does not put in a milIomewhcrc on I ho bay to supply local demand is a mystery. The cry is continually, lumber, lumber, but not a foot to bo had hardly when wanted, yet at the same time thonsauds of feet arc being shipped out of the county every weelc A nice little fortune and a steady increasing demand for lumber awaits tho man with an eye to business who will put in a mill for local trade. C. and J. Stover and Nathan Baiue, who have been caring for Henry Stov er's stock in tho John Day section, met with a novel adventure during tbe first rain storm. While riding home, during a terrific thunder shower, a bjlt of lightning passed over their heads so close that they and their horses were stunned and remained motionless for several seconds, and struck the ground about one hundred yards distant, tearing a huge hole. The believe that they narrowly es caped destruction, and thank their sl;;r.s that thoy came out alive. They could plainly see and almost feel the ball of lire. It was some time beforo any of the party could gain their equi librium. John Huuaacker, a citizen of Hny stack, eastern Oregon, was indicted, tried and convicted for borso stealing a vear or so ago. The county of Grant, wo are informed, sold some of his horses to ikiv the costs incurred in his conviction. His case was earned to the supreme court, and he to the penitentiary. He obtained a now trial, and the special term was called in May to try him. It was a round hog case with Grant county now to convict him or pay him full value for tho horses it had sold. Word now comes from Haj'stack, however, that the case was no longer postponed, and that Hunsacker's caso "was disposed of in another way. On rounding up horses, the neighbors found several moro head of well-known horse3 that Huusacker had been fooling with by blotching the old brands and putting his own brand on them. This so en raged tho people that a committee of vigilantes sprang up. and gave Huu sacker the choice of Iho hvo routes one of which was the rope route. He cboso the other and "got" HcTvill j be lynched if he ever returns. PERSONA li 31ESTION. A. Booth, of Chicago, is spending a few days in the city. .TudsrePajia and wife return from is morning. L. Parker have or Hand. Mrs. W. G. Ross returned last even ing from a visit to Knappa. Justice C. A. May went to Portland on tho steamer yesterday morning. Attorney A. G. Hardesty returned last evening from a professional visit to Washington, D. C. ' Alex. McLean, captain of the new lire-saving station at Fort Steven, was in the city yesterday. R. J. Morrison and Phil. Stokes have to appear at Portland as trial jurors in the Unitod State3 circuit June 4. Conny Wyalt has been in tbo city for a few davs, visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wyatt. He is de veloping into a fine young man, and has a good position in a Portland drug store. A Good Artirlc of B.ittled Bcrr. Mention was made some time ago of A. V. TJtzinger's securing an ex tensive plant for tho business of bot tling beer in this city. He has all his arrangements completed, and to-day begins business. -He will deliver a fine article of bottled beer to any part of tbe city or county, at reasonable rates. Leave your orders at tho Coa mopoliain saloon on Main street Special Meeting. A called meeting of the 1. W.U.T. U. will be held this afternoon at 4:15 o'clock. Mks. J. T. Boss, President. Talxc It Before Breakfast. The great appetizer, tonic and liver regulator. In use for more than 50 years in England. Positive specific for liver complaint. Bad taste in the mouth on arising in the morning, dull pains in the head and back of the eyes, tired feeling, dizziness, langour symp toms of liver complaint. Kemedy Dr. Henley's English Dandelion Tonic. Be lieves constipation, sharpens the appe tite and tones up the entire system. Get the genuine from your druggist for SI, and take according to directions. f:?atj: tuvfe:-. ji.vy 20 I I O" C I ICO Astoria lifi 1 JJ. C. PIii.d.x.1 r.nd mrife Jo Etht 1 Gr.ives bts IS and 2'J. Wk U ivuidred Park '.. Uaijo, tni-.ca 'o S. P. ?Jack.-v, I 2'. 2 J. v-. vi 1 2L iraci 1. ti.k 2J. H. A. m - , , ,r;fljAr., - J -!-'. uu - ia4 garette A. Ball, blk 13. Prosp"C- Park D. IL Welch et al. to Abbv L. Everett, lot 17, blk 3U, Astor -100 So Astor 35 E. P. Forrest to Pacific B. Est. Co., lots 2G and 27. blk 8. Powu-.,' 20 ; Pacific R. Est. Co. to Jacob Beifel, lots 25 and 27, blk 3, Powers' Oregon Land Co. to John James one acre in N. E. A sec 33, T. 8, N.. B. 0 V,7.. C. B. Thomson and wife to Mrs. C. Goodell, lot 1. blk 103, McClure's Previously reported this 25 250 10 .car.. .31,311.053 Total to dale... .$1,312,753 i.KCCE'-.SITL Z TIONAL V.XXIZ The Boston Daily Advertiser gives tho following interesting account of the Maverick National Bank, of Bos ton, a bank which i.s as well known in business and financial circles as any in tho United States. Tho Maverick Bank was i::cor,jr.iced in 18."t, and was ono of tho last, if not tho very last, iucorparr.ed under whnt was known as tho old banking law of MaK.sachsetts. It hnd a local intir.st that is it was intended to advance the interests of Hist Boston, which, since 15XW, had grown to ha ono of tho nirt iniKirtaut outlying wards of Boston, ll had established shipyards and other largo manufacturing iudustrie: it was the Boston terminus ot iho Ciisrl line of steamships; und it had arrmued for a serks of warehouses and dock i-nvdegcv which Iiavo biuce become famous in t lie commercial history of Bo?Un. In 1S75 tho batik moved to its present qncrtrsintbo o.ty proper, at Uu eornor of Cougrcs; and Water streets in It Office squire. liuttbi Maverick Bank of li "i was bet tt mero shadow of what the Mv.vrick Hank of to-d iv is, th it i.s iu tho gr-A v !uni3 of Hi bunuesi. Tm capital ro a i: ; to day the Simons it was in "KM, $lUyW, but its trans :aou ; nr.varj iuajii. When wo say that its pnsjnt Mirpiu;:; over $G0J.00, the story of its gv.il suc cess is told. In many respects Its m.:nugeau-i:t ut the present tnuo is very much like that which has characterized the CJhtmical U.mk of ai jw York for tnrse qi irter of a cantcry. .Vsi P. Potter, its present able president, ij a bjrn iinancior. lie took to tiuaucieriug uatnr.iUy, and h:s early education with Way, Warren & Co., strengthened his instinct. As an agiiicy b:m!t, tlie at ivenok st mds "A tjj luidot the Boston bauks. Tuo term a jenc i .susccptiblo of several interpretiti ins. l.nt wo uso it merely in ttis sk-hw of a fiduciary factor; and we do mt he-it iJe to say that under the presidency of Mr. Potter, few bauks in tho country haw absorbed so iune.li of dome-aio and foreign business iu exshnugd3 and erd;-. is t'ii ?Iaverick National Bank of lbj . The original directors w.-rj .Sinr.ul Ilnll. Noah Sturlcs'aut. Wiiiiam U. Bir stow, Henry N. Ho')ijr, F. A. Snnuer. Samuel Hall, the lirst piciiileutf wan the well known shipbuilder of Bast Boston. Capt. William O. Birstow wai the genial treasurer of the East Bj.iton compisiy, a genuine old sal!, and a sociable conipin ion. Henry N. Hooper was tht-n at the liead of tho great cwpar foundry linn of Hcur, N. Hooper , Co., on Cmimiereial street. No.ih Sturtevant was of the old coal fina :-t Nt-well, Sturtevant & Co.. nudaltti: o-.n-r f real eataty ia Hist Boston. 'r. :'- Suumor waj of the firm of Sumner k'v .-..ri. The present dir-i'tori re Asa P. i t tcr. president, llenrv P. Yrooil. Jut U3 B. French. Thomas t).iua, J. W. Woi fc. It Never Iia-. Woa and It e-.r WUS. The now spa per that iries to win public favor because of aomo other paper's defects, and not by reason of merits of its own, at best haz a pre carious hold upon the people' favor. These ladies never built up a success ful newspiper nor pulled another down and Ihey never will. It is strtni that men who set themselves up a journalists cannot grasp thh self evi- dent proposition. licchtc. Xpokanc Fails T1B QUESTION Snz.Ti.I2). tid t& Thin hsa faithful pic ture or the cstablb': racat of Thomai I'rice ii Sou, at 21 Sacra mento St., S. T. Aa tho Ieadlas chemists o! the west, they were asked to ?cttlo tho question as to what sarta parillas wcro in fact rarely vegetable. Wo present their report. "We Itare mode careful j :Anica! analyses of several veil Jxioizn brands j sarsaparilla, and hav: found them ell triiA j Vie single exception of Joy's to contain iodide of potassium. As a result xre are enabled lo pro J aoar.ee Joy's to be the only purely vegetable j tarsaparilla now on the market, whicli has cons ( uaier our observaihn." ilodcrn medicine has proven that all ordinary face eruption? j eto caused by Indigestion and slusgUk circu- ' latlou, which call for vegetablo alteratives, ! Instead ot mineral blood purifiers like Iodides at potassluza. Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparllla Is th first to discard the old notions and pro coed under the modern theory. Its cures arc j th. talk of th. hour. A I!hr h'aliaoii. An Indian living near Port Discov ery bay caught a salmon in that bay ou Wednesday which weighed seventy pounds. This is one of the lareest salmon ever captured in these waters, ; and strange to say was hauled study to shore. Port Townscstd Lead er, 1G. That tired feeling, so su tie and yet so overpovering,isentirelv overcome hy Hood's Sarsapariila, which tone and strengthens the system and gives a good appetite. Be sure to get Iloud'sSarsa parilla. ''100 l)o3cs One Dollar" is true only of this pecti iar medicine. Weiuharii's liver. And Free Lunch at the Telephone Sa loon, 5 cents. 3ieal8 CuuSied to Order. Private rooms for ladies and families: at Central Restaurant, next to Foard & Stokes'. I Coffee and cake, ten rents. Central Restauraut. at House for rent in upper Astoria, quire at ibis office. Fifty pair roller skates. 73c a pair, worth $1, at Griffin & Reed's. CUlflren Ory firFitclier's Gastoria KEAL the R AtJ J i'I esc yes: eiu. I.r tr.'j.Tr JVsc:k. Jjftir all to:e. S.;tlp ca ci-ni trUh r.'ttplirfis. Vtif"i b.i Cuiimn. Hr.i. .o?i by Cuticura i? Ieanu : r;v -. .;. t a Xso ! tfa Ccr- icuma JiKWKiK. My ra-a o y .. y:' ' " " V 3 pz ;S !"' - l" f.-x - II tr . vv ' :.a d. . ! 1 iraiv 1 1 h :-. : uu thc C'riv u v.v. ! kdis t ui ;.ejs as tbe iNO-t s:eetl; , evu m ral Mill mun- cure for alt ia -U -.swif infa- is au I clit!Iren.ant 2e-l ti-at cr.r in Mli : v::,: tuts an Mdicted cb!!.l ill ihuiK i! e f-r .- d i:u. Mks M. iL WiH'Vwil, Xuwav.Me. Fovcr Sore Eight Yesyrs I mu t extet.d in yr.a the :har k of oae of m wis en: -r. w:m li.-s l-e i eurru by 9lt g ih- Ccticpkv KFJi.-mrs, -t ;ui oid-r. a US dlyn!oa;tH it i.k:e53 or f iT r et tit yiw nc . lie v -ts so bad he wa Isu fnl be won:d hare t hnvc U lex amtmiat ed. but is h.i(tpy to say lie s autre. Uretv vrell.-smnwi a a !'!! ir. He r qirsts me to e-kt,nauie. nhiehH H. II CaSOX. mcr e&ant. JOHN Y &tLNU. DraUl. ;2n1iOio. 1e .p. v.v bnve b en ri:!r.r vur Cctxc'jua Bnvnons 'or yar. ,.nd lav.- tit ftr-t fTpiant yet to ;e . ve fr ?m i pt tch r. Otic iJ tht wrvt raC3 or scrofula l evei saw K2 Mip-tt bv t!i w T.AVi. U&iAViJOU rrunUt,K..n Cu'dcurn f?oso!vent, ' li - ii vc ll km! a- it Skin rnrirerantl pnxe.-t an.l Im-s-of il'.iRi rt:em-tU e. intemnltv ji d ,trr:c.tl.,u'e t tn Cur.', ami Crr -TaOAiV'ite.jii(.'ri- .ih ia'lller,ev t r i5ly . sp1" ! i'K r,M SIM: ''v "nI ' -l-ni'lv . uic ev-ry" iiixvjj- a. d humor ol tke kin .ici!i a .ti-iiliVnl, .i,h I i'f bar, whether i dilute, burtinig, s -;,ly. iiiiiipl , s'ioMNan or Ijen'-r.t ry. when aft 'th-i r-m. ibe? -ail .old even whew Pihv. C TtcURA,50e; s.MV-V: i:Kwit.vr..T.l. ln?jiared by tbe J,tthk Dnro r.. h-kicvi. Coki-oua- tfCSend for IIo to Cnre PktnDtvES?'-1 61 pae--, ;:h:strat'.oH and KAtesitmoatsts. :in.'i ca! prefer v-d and .-'. !v Citticuea soap. So 5 iarl -V ', l"i i i" s. 's tl n. V3aa nl V. ea&iu ;. rtliTl la w "ffieftt miaslr bv the Cellevra A at !!':& I?e fliv- .md o.dv i.is'antaiierus i; ircHttien.ns l 'a r. 2 it. !r TimVrj. Sprflguc Marsh has taken a contract from the Willamette Bridge company of Portland, to furuidi them with forr timbers, loM feet iu length and 3 fetl in diamefer. Tbo timbers are to !e nsd in the erection of a tower, on Port! md Heights. The tower is to be used as an advertisement of Ibe quality of tiiibur. to be found on this ejat. This company hnd looked all over Washington and Orejon and Wv'ra unable to find any pi ,co where nidi timbers could bo hod except at an enormous ccpenc. Citblaiaet oiTcrs unsurpasseil icuncemeuts to mill men to start a mill here. a ote cf the finest and largest rxxllc ; of timbor to be found in the state is directly trib utary to this pi ioe. Mr. Marsh expects lo put the logs in the water this week. Cttihlumet Uazttte. IIty iIoosjer.. Wat nnunons, iostnasifr af !da- viJ'c, Intl.. wni ii:siioii' more for KhtirJe Hitters iu" than all olh- medirs'ws roiiittn d. fr that ban t e ing :-.ii:ug frvm Ki.hu : la l.iv.-r IrouM." .1 h.t L . .::..:: :v.u tocSvia .:-. oi -.ii:i-:-t i- . : "Kind Klei-lr.t L:.t.i . in- tin- i : Kidney and I j vi-i :n Ih-ine; mule ui.- feel like a in-.v i.i m." d. W. CJardner, harttwxre merchant, same town, siy: Electric Bitter- is just the thing f r a man kho is alt run down :.nd don't care whether lie lives or dies; in' found new strength. good appetite a;:i felt just like he had a hew Iw-e on life. Only Mc. a bottle, at .1. tt". Conn's Drugstore. "TJ,- No matter what iradc or profession yon choose yon will easily detect tbe men of nriginnl ideas; tbe men who push themselves and the iowu they live :u ahead; men who are a credit to their profession and the community ihey live i:. : but you arc also sure to find tbe iinitn'ors, those who are at the rear cud of the proces sion, men who never have an origin, bright thought or do an original, bright act. Iflet alone they will exist on what libera, unsuspeclitig people . permit themselves to be rob bed of; but no sooner does the original, enterprising roan make a move, and the imitat ing tail-cmlcr tries to benefit by his superior's ge.niu5. Note the viak attempts of the old-styled shops to imitate my Saturday Surprise Sales. It'c enough to make a horse iaucrh. For New Goods, Original Styles and Low Prices Look to The Live Ciothie? and Halter, In the Occident Hotel Bl'd's- lloi a Pimpie I 8' UY O aV ". i! . : ' 'j j.:re. PUtir. it i -ki! : fh R c 8 i- KPryyiali BW Bx&F- iBSOi illflllfwySD ciiv H turn mm i-;,4 r-rc: fci-J i3w S f R 1 ? Tj& ?r? ' Parasol; JLicivw'iDj r Ribbons. Embroideries. n imtt Ffttin Biiildliii Tho Leading u l"iA no j ri rm v UMLi For ladies ! 5E Th,m "French Process!" HAND SEWED, DOUBLE SEAM SHOE. MORGAN & 00, Eieiiffe Miioi o.tsin:la Ikautdul Addition for sale at ?1 ea -h : SJ) divn, balance S10 per nioulh. t'la s at-d ropy of ab- straet furnblicd free. Astoria Suburbs ! Five Acr Tract 'as. of As:.i.". atd jny oae a:! ui.e-: a f tir'- fr'n t'o'dmbiA Jtiver a fo e wh ; $:a) cash, Lala.ie $M ii r m-iidii. J. II. MAWS ELL, Utttl VxL-At Br&r, - ASTrOitl.t, v.n. "M. V.'. Bnv, . '..WunuKv. HlClIARS IlAllUV, Chit F:ig.netr. a .- ''V fTr I'iT .arry, o - Real Estate AND hL'VLYIMI. TOWNSITK V.'OIIlv A SM.CIAL1Y. Cltv and Subnrtan Propertv Sold on Coin- iniasion. Investments 2Iade for Outskie Parties. KKFKKEXCE.S I. W. Case, Banker. .Indpe C. II. Page. Office cm Xiitrsi Street, tfear Court 11 TKso, - ASTORIA. OK. EAST WiSEEiTI inroii'etjOree of th' d mand fr thr-ie Vautif'd K-vt! i. ts. vr. f. (.'. IVarreu has teeu luCueed l p'tt ninety -s x ols Adjoiarnrj Varrenton on ho Enst. Wliicii will be kaovn and s !.l as East Warreraton TltE UAlhUOAD ru:s il.rng'i the plat, Ahicli .sou'y iW va?ds irmn ihc Warrt-idon deptr. For fur.hcr Ii.f u:n.i:ion e:i'l at oaet or. ta ASTOR! i REAL ESTATE CO. uhi Hjber lor, Pra. A.T. Itra-ciSTyr. Xotari I'u bite. 15 Mc Ral Estata Co. lneo pori'td riliirclr.o, ttuo. Real : t:sl : Pcr.so:i:il : I'roperty ISoug'd and Sold on Conmris-i:i. MSee ou Third St . rear the Central Hotel. Correjqioudf ace Solicited. Artria, - Oregon BestOHslttr. I.owet?risis. ASTOUIAX JOU OFFICE. Couniy Trsasurer's Notice.' PHIIKKK IS ilOXEY IN THE COUNTY H treasury id pav all ord" jiresented prior to .laiiaarvkh. lsys, with hiterfst to J!ay3i.l!0. " J. C. DKMEM". C. H. F. P. Union Notice. r&MlEKB WILL P.E A SPECIAL MEETING JL of the Ci'liimlda Kiver Fibhernu'ii's I'ro teetivr I'miMi ;it Liberty hall. "WedueMlay. 3Iht 2lst. IK at ti-.M.. to transact hut ness ot imp tlu re All liiembers in i'.o! suiudintr reiii sc-d to attend. Ity or-t.-rof i.-t i vir "MrifiTJimfi'? ti tt, Prt F.B. "WEIGHT. Mty. FOB SALE. V. SjtJcnilid It v. h or ?o acres on the Klns 4iilie. l"r p r i .S.s hiq rt of kaaine. SOKEN?ON i"c nrxiji RSOV, Leal hi ate animus. S. P. IffOOSTABF & G0M (Sttcct;-? is to) -DEALERS IN- cS Grrocerics I Produce. nVatorFtreet, Astoria, Oregon. TELEIMIOXE SO. 7. - I. - BOX S50 MEW ENTERPRISE. xprss iranster uompany. i K. D. Thing and C. E. Miller, j IJllOrRIETOKS. Headquarters at Jlidn Street wiiaif. TELKriIONE X0.43. i A General Express and Delivery KusiKes3 j transacted, j Yoar patronage Is solicited. 555 sssss? ctsi SMrrqr 3 " fcrf S ' a 7 rt - 2 si tS2 cciias?kXiii&3 tr"! rrr q . tr 00PER,Im Dry Goods and Clothing House of Astoria. It nov r rips. It never squeaks, flexible than a baud turn. The New Model Range CAN BE I1AD TN Ijteai. r:.Ji aad Examine It ; You Wi l bo Pleased. E. K. Ilawes Is also Agent for U Buok Patent Cooking Stove, AND uTIiTK I'IRST CLASS STOVES. Furnacs Work, Steam Fittings. Etc., a Specialty. A Full Stock on Hani f a i $ 1 " eJ C 11 1-2 Acres, Close to River and Street Gar Line, Only $500 Per Acre, for a few Bays Only. 85,000 Can be Made on this Wtanaii 3?Lotl JSistettG Broltera, Odd Fellows' Building, P I iiU u AT TUK OFt'ICE Ol-' THE Astoria Real Estate Co. PRICES FPtOM $150 TO $250 EACH. TEK3XS One-Half Cash ; the lialmce in Six and Twelve Months. The Xxeading Tailors. & i 4 iyillul Cull and See Our Nobby Stock of Spring Goods Just Arrived. It comprises the lah-st goods in the market, and we offer them at prices never bclore heard of in Astoria, and guarantee the best and most comfortable Gtting suits in the city. Next to C. H. Cooper's wr, Shipping and Commission Merchani ..tain t. Wharf. Astoria. Oregon. SPECIALTIES : Cannery Supplies darlicurs Salmon Net Twines. NEPTUNE Brand Salmou Twine. WOODBERRY Cotton Lines and Twinea SEINES and NETTING Of all Description Furnished at Factory Prices. FIRE INSURANCE Effected in First Class Companies, Representing 813,000,000 P1KEXIX, Hartford, Conn HOHK, New York, Agency Pacific Express and Wells. Fargo Co. fJVl he Oregon Bakery J A. A. CLEVELAND, Prop'r. M Bread, Cale anfl Pastry None but the Best Materials Used. Satisfaction Guaranteed Customers Bread delivered In any part of the city. U!If ULLTinOk White Goods. Plaid Sashes. Trimmings. and Buttons. It requires no breaking In. Mor Astoria, Oregon. ASTORIA, ONLY OF ial Estate. Property Within 3 Months. tout ASTORIA, OR ffl's Astoria Are Now on Sale : McDonald. Astoria, Oregon. Morgan & Sherman GROCERS And Dealers In Special Attention Given to Filling Of Orders. A PULL LINE CARRIED And Supplies furnished at Satis factory Terms. Purchases delivered In any part of the altj Office and 'WarehonM In Hume's New Building on Water SttC P. O. Box 153. Telephone Ne, ST. ASTORIA, OKCCHMT. J. B. Wyatt, DEALERS IN Hardware and Ship CkaMfcry, Pure Oil, Bright Varnish. Binaele "n. Cotton Canvas, Hemp SaU Twtae Lard Oil. "Wrought iron Splkea. Galvanized Cut Nails. Agricultural ImpleMeiU, Stwlac Macaiaes, Palate, Otis, Grrboerlea, 3Doh C810IY Supplies!