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ASTORIA, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 5. 1890.
PRICE FIVE CENTS
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AMENDMENTS TO IMPROVE.
Tie Rirer ani Hartor Bill as to
Amounts Ajjrojriateil. .
rORTI.Ayit COLLECTOR 11 It OXO.
special t'.ihfomii Assorivrp.li I'liWiS.
Washington", June -L Acting com
missioner of land office Stone, necom
jwiniisl by Mrs. Stone, leaver here net
week ou a -is-it t Seattle and Spokane
perhaps as far muiUi as San Francisco.
He will lw gone alout one mouth, and
the trip is taken on business and
pleasure combined.
:oi roit ai.i.ison.
Improvement for Mioal water
IXay and Columbia Kit or.
f-CU t TlIK A-TOKIAN.
Washington, .1 une -i. Senator Alli
son to-daj presented amendments in
tended to be offered by him to the
river and harbor bill, directing the
secretary or war to cause a survey to
l made on Shoalwaler bay, state of
Washington, from and including the
entrance to South. Bend, about two
miles up the Willapa river, and to di
rect the engineers making the sur
vey to report as to the advisable econ
omy and suitable plan for improving
the same for navigation; also to
cause a survey to be made from South
Bend about ten miles up the river, to
Woodward's landing, with a view to
improving the same for navigation;
aUo for the examination and survey of
the Columbia river, from the inter
national lxmndaries to Rock Island
rapids with a view of removing the
obstructions and improviug the same
for 'navigation.
NKATTI.K TIDi: l.DS.
letleit for Review ol Decision
is Denied.
Wamungton, June 4. The Secre
tary of the Interior has denied the
motion for a reveiew of his decision of
March 27, in the Seattle tide lands
case. The case involved the right to
locate Valentine script upon certain
tide lands adjacent to Seattle, in the
territory of Washington. In the de
cision, the secretary says:4 Motion for
review does not raise any new ques-tiou-v,
nor suggest any material fact,
or point of law not discussed or in
volved iu,the decision of March 27."
Postmaster Changed.
Special l. TlIK AST!tIA. I
Washington, .luue-L The follow
ing change has Ikjoii made in post pest
masters: J. M. Baldwin, at Samish,
Skagit county, Washington, vice K.
W. Atkitwm, resigned.
ri.i:UIU A.TtlD.Tir.NT.S.
or C'rcat Heucflt to tlie I'urilr
Coast.
spuito l if Asnmiof.
Washington, June "-L Senator
Mitchell proied the following
amendments to the river and harbor
bill, iu appropriations afieeliug ioint.s
in Oregou.
Appropriation for the entrance to
tLe harbor at Coos bav, from S12."),(K)0
to S200,0M.
Yaquinn bav from S12o,(KK) to
S200.U0CL
Tfllamook bav from $300 to S5.000.
Canal at Cascades from 400,000 to
5700,000 for the upper Columbia, in
cluding Suake river, Oregon and
Washington, of which amount from
$20,000 to S30,000 shall be expended
in the improvement of Snake river.
between Huntington, Oregon, and the
Seven Devils mining district iu the
territory of Idaho.
Improviug the mouth of the Colum
bia river, increasing the appropriation
from $12.-1,000 to S7o0,000.
Survey in the improvement of the
Willamette river, deepening the chan
nel on the west side of Swan Island, to
s. depth of water at least twenty-two
feet at low water.
Senator Mitchell also proposes the
following amendment: that the sec
retary of war is authorized and di
rected to appoint a loard of three of
ficers, of the corps of engineers,
U. S. A-, whose duty it bhall be to ex
amine the harbor at Port Orford,iu
the state of Oregon, with a view of
minimizing the project, in the esti
mates of the proposed improvement
for a harbor of refuge at that point,
to such propositions as will largely re
dace the original estimate of cost,
oJ such improvement, heretofore
Bde under directiou of the secretary
of war, on or before the first Monday
in December next.
KXCESSIVK CHARGE;.
Partlmn Collector MiiKt Lower
His Rates.
SlecLil to Thh Astouian.!
Washington, June 4. -The collector
of customs at Portland has been in
formed by assistant secretary Tich
eeor, that under the law he is only al
lowed to charge 20 cents for deben
ture certificates and GO cents for bond,
when taken on entry of bituminous
coal, for use as fuel on American ves
k, therefore his action in collecting
doable those amounts is illegal and
be is ordered not do so again.
Kindred Park.
THIS Fine Tract of Land adjoining New Astoria, is by far the moat beautiful
Mtc that has been placed on the market. The lots are large, the streets
wide, and grand, broid avenues run through the entire tract. If you are
seeking a home where health and beauty are combined, dome and buy yourself-
ooe in
KINDRED PARK.
WWil
L'S DEMAND.
Stewart Still OvaeneK
Him.
Special to Thf. Astorian.1
Washington, June 3. Major
Powell, of the geological survey, was
before the house comtnittee on ap
propriations to-day, urging an oppro-
priation of $700,000 for surveys. Sen
ator Stewart and representative Van-
dever were also in attendance.
Stewart opposes the appropriation, if
Powell is to have charge of the irri-.
gation work, and fears that the money
will again be diverted from irri
gation surveys and applied to top
ographical purposes.
Stewart believes that Yandever has
forsaken him and his irrigation bill,
and gone over to the Powell crowd.
In regard to this Gen. Vandever said
"I simply introduced Powell's bill, as
chairman of the irrigation committee
as I did senator Stewart's bill and
several others. I am inclined to
agree with senator Stewart, that irri
gation work should be performed un
der the department of agriculture,
but some points in senator Stewart's
bill would make irrigation work inter
mediate. The house irrigation com
mittee will soon be ready to report on
its own accord."
Oregon Surveyor Ueneral.
Special to Th Astouiax.
Washington, June 4. The president
has sent to the senate, the following
nominatien: Henry Byard, surveyor
general of Oregon.
MEWS FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
Special liv Cilifuriiia associvtko l'itKi.
London, June 4.--The great race
for the Derby stakes for three year
old colts and fillies, took place to-day.
The distance was a mile and a half.
There were 233 subscribers, 10G of
whom paid 25 soverigns each and 63
ten soverigns each. The race was
won by Soinfern, Lenork 2nd, and
Orwell 3rd. Therewere eight starters.
A Dreadful Accident.
Speci.il to Tiik AbToaux.
Berlin, June 4. During a ball at
Arnstadt a chandelier fell and a petro
leum lamp exploded spattering the
burning oil upon those near. Several
women with their clothes aflame ran
alxmt shrieking and a panic ensued.
Two women-were burned to death and
eleven were seriously burned-
Tlie Court's Sentence.
Spt cial to Turc Astoki v.v
Paris, June 4.- Count DeMores has
been sentenced to three months' im
prisonment With Some Reserve.
Sjirciil UiThk AsToniAN.l
Lisbon, June -L The Portugese
government consents to arbitrate the
Delagoa bay question but reserves the
right to rescind the contract.
Sutugle of Cliluefte.
Special to Tiik Amouian
Ottawa, June 1. The Sarnia Sun
calls attention of the Dominion gov
ernment to the Chinese exclusion act
Sarnia is a point of export for Chinese
who beek admission to the United
States. When Chinese ai rive at Sar
nia they are smuggled across the liv
er. The Toronto agency it is said
gets from $20 to $30 a head for get
tiug Chinamen across the river.
Joe JTIcAuIiffe oiii to England
ru'cul to 1 in: Astoki .
New Yokk June 3. -Joe McAuliffe
and manager Madden sail for Eng
land on Saturday when he reaches En
gland Geo. Baird will tender him the
hospitality of Bedford Lodge. Ef
forts will be made to have a purse for
a fight with Seaman before the Pelican
club raised.
Credit Mobllicr to Disaelvc.
Special to The Abtoeian.
Philadelphia, June 4. Judge
Thayer in the matter of the applica
tion of the Credit Mobilier for disso
lution of its charter made a decree
that the requirements of the law hav
ing ueen recognized a dissolution
should be allowed. The company was
chartered under a Pennsylvania law
of 1859.
Tee Strong te Live.
Special to TnK astorian.
Birmingham ,June3. Bill Thomas a
colored brakeman, a giant in size, and
strength, was shot eight times yester
day by six colored men and it is likely
he is killed. Thomas was hated
for his physical strength.- Four of the
negroes are under arrest.
Republican Nominations.
Special to Tiik Astorian.
Montgomery, Ala., The Republi
cans to night nominated Noble Smith
son for governor, Wm. N. Vernon, sec
retary of state; D. B. Booth, treasurer;
Juo. T. Ezel, attorney general; Eli
Jennings, auditor; Amos Towle, supt.
public schools; all white men.
Nothing Like Being Radical.
Special to The astorian.
Buffalo, June 4. The United
Presbyterian assembly is wrestling
with the tobacco question. Many
favor expelling members who use the
weed. A sensation was created to-day
when a new element showed itself in
a well formed phalanx opposed to
chewing gum. The latter say it is
worse than chewing tobacco and if one
goes the other must
PO
AMEER BIG DEAL.
Coisoliiatioii of tie Atcbison Ani
lexical Ceitral.
FATAT. CYCLONE AT BMADSTOXE.
Special by California associated Press.
York, Neb., June 4. Five people
were killed and between thirty and
forty injured by a cyclone at Brad
stan la:t night A heavy fall of hail
and rain accompanied the cyclone.
The storm came up with frightful rap
idity and the place was in ruins before
the people had time to think of seek
ing places of safety. All the business
portion of the town was demolished
and residences unroofed or reduced to
ruins.
Hep Prospect In New Vorlc.
3iecial to TUK ASTOKIAX.l
New Yobk, June 4. A prominent
hop dealer who has jnst returned from
the New York hop district, says the
vines are in better condition than for
many years. There is no general com
plaint made of trouble, although some
reports of blight are heard. The
acreage is less than last year. The
new crop will undoubtedly be stiff.
EHg-liuh ITf ermoH f er Utab.
Special to Thk Astoria.;.
New York, June 4. About 120
Mormons arrived this morning from
Liverpool en route to Utah. Their
names and addresses were taken by
chief contract labor inspector Mul
holland, and the case will bo brought
to decide if Mormons can come here
in violation of the alien contract law.
Railroaders want Wore
Pay.
Special to Tiik Astorian 1
Columbus, June 4. The employees
of the Consolidated Hallway, 250 in
number, have struck for an advance
in wages.
Boston Is Whitewashed.
Sped a z The Astoria.
Philadelphia, June 4. All the
Boston Nationals could capture to-day
in each inning, was a basket of eggs,
while the Quakers managed to get
seven men over the plate.
The Smoky City Wins.
Sp-cial in THK ASTOKIAK.l
PrrTSBUBQ, June 4. The home
National club won to-day with little
trouble from Chicago. Score, 5 to 1.
Hugli Farrar Dead.
Special to Thk Astorian.
New York, June 4. Hugh Farrar
McDermott, the poet, once the editor
of the Alta California, and a well
known Irish patriot is dead, aged 57.
Almost a Whitewash.
Special lo TlIK Astorian.
New York, June 4. Brooklyn, by
hard work escaped whitewash, and
New York Nationals won by 4 to 1.
Accident to a Cattle Train.
Special to l iik AsT.nti v.v.l
Chicago, June 4. A fust stock train
on the Illinois Central, with seven
cars whs thrown iu a washout ut
Ackey this morning, and over one
hundred head of stock were killed.
MURDER AND NIIICIDE.
A Paralyzed Mother a Witness.
S,.nLil to The Astorian I
New Orleans, June 4. A soldier
shot his cousin, a girl of 17, then blew
out his brains with the same revolver.
Thegirl'8 mother was stricken with
paralysis, unable to interfere and was
compelled to remain alone with the
dead for ten hours, before the crime
was discovered.
Illinois Democrats.
Special to The Astorian.
Springfield. 111.. June 5. -The
Democratic state convention in session
to-day, nominated Judge E. S. Wilson
for state treasurer, Henry Raab for
state superintendent for public insti
tutions, ana endorsed ueneral ir aimer
for United States senator. A letter of
regret from ex-president Cleveland,
was read amid enthusiasm and cheer
ing. THE DEAD PRELATE.
Funeral Services off
Bishop
O'Ceaner.
Special to The Astoria.
Omaha, June 4. The last rites for
the late Bishop James O'Connor were
held to-day, and he was intered in the
final resting place in the crypt. The
services lasted from 9 o'clock until
noon and were participated in by a
number of prominent Catholics from
all parts of the country. 4
RAILROAD ON TRIAL.
Per Violation of Inter-State
Commerce Law.
Special to Thk Astorian.
Chicago. June 4. The cases against
the officials of the Michigan Central
road, for violation of the inter-state
commerce law. will come up for trial
next week. The cases, will assume
gigantic proportions. An old Michi
gan central omciai, to-day saw. n
$500,000 would clear them they will
nay it if not they will fight the con
stitutionality of the law in the highest
court.
Kindred Park.
Ifyou are seeking an investment whereby you can double and treble your raoneyjn a short tim, do
not fail to buy in Kindred Park. Call early, examine this Property and buy a few lota before the prices
.advance. Lots at present are only $125 and $150. Terms: Half cash, and balance in three months.
I!
ANOTHER BIG DEAL.
Atchison and IWexiean Central.
Special to The astorian.
Boston, June 4. Railroad circles
here to-day are excited over the
rumors of another gigantic consolida
tion which puts the St Louis and San
Francisco deal in the shade. It's
again the Atchison and this time it is
believed that Boston's two great in
vestments, the Atchison and Mexican
Central are the principals.
Director Magoun of the latter com
pany originated speculation on the
subject by saying that his road would
shortly follow up the policy shown in
the St. Louis purchase by another and
still more important deal. This after
noon at the closing hours the
street was startled by a story
of Mexican amalgamation. This
was added to by the knowledge of
president L. C Wade of the central's
election as a director of the Atchison.
The fact that Atchison paid Mexican
Central securities to-day has been ctt
plained on various bases but the Atch
ison deal is the only one accepted.
Financial articles in the afternoon pa
pers all speak seriously of the deal
and point out how easy it would be to
bring the two great Boston properties
together.
Mexican 5s would be retired and
it would be Atchison 4s against Mex
can 4s, and Atchison incomes against
Mexican incomes and stock against
stock.
A DOUBLE THIEF.
Stole Bank Funds and Another
Man's Wife.
Special to The astorian.
Louisville, June 4 Franc Mcll
vain, bank cashier of Sulphur, Ky.,
has disappeared with Mrs. John Wat
kins, wife of the hotel keeper at that
point Mcllvain is said to be short
10,000.
JUSTICE AND CONSTABLE.
The Official Count for To wash I p OMcpim.
The result of Monday's election for
the jnstico of the peace and for con
stable as reported by the official board
who canvassed the votes on Wednes
day is here given by precincts.
ASTORIA JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
A. A. Clevelaud, precincts one to
five, 228, 211, 202, 81, 7G, total 798.
C. H. Stockton, precincts one to five,
226, 214, 201, 54, 70, total 765.
C. A. May, precincts one to five, 28,
48, 25, 2. 4, total 107.
Cleveland's plurality, 33.
JOHN DAY.
For Justice, P. Titus, 3; J. Turpie,
14; Turpie's majority, 11.
For constable, IL Lewis, 15; J.
Lewis, 2; H. Lewis' majority, 13.
ASTORIA CONSTABLE.
Fred Oberg, precinct one to,rive,
233, 233, 216, 92, 96, total 870.
John W. Welch, precinct one to five,
247, 239, 214, 43, 53, total 796.
Oberg'a majority, 74.
1IEAU CHEEK.
For justice, J. M. dfley 5; E. Cm
23; Coe's majority, 18.
For constable, J. O. Church. 3; J. N
Coffey, 19; J. T. Coffey, 2. J.N. Cof
fey' majority 1-L
FISmiUVK.
For justice, J. Walker H, I N. F.h
ter 13, Walker's mijoritv 5.
For constable C. OUen 18 11 .l
Wooden 9.
Olsen's majority 9.
KNAPPA.
For justice, F. W. Mitchell 51, It
Teachout 1. Mitchell's majority 5 J.
For constable, T. P. Norman 51, It.
P. Kuapp 1. Norman's majority 53.
WESTPOItT.
For justice, W. T. K033 6.
For constable, M. Gorman 4.
SEASIDE.
For justice, L. D. Coffman 30, J.
Williamson 21. Coffman's majority 9.
For constable, W. J. Eberman 43.
CLATSOP.
For justice, C. B. Smith 1.
VESPER.
For justice, F. Lousignont, 4; P.
Wanstrom. 25; Wanstrom's majority,
21.
For constable, J. Sherbeck, 6; T.
Berg, 22; Berg's majority, 16.
MLSHAWAKA.
For justice, H. W. Burchard, 16; H.
M Spencer, 13; T. O'Connor. 20;
O'Connor's majority, 4.
For constable, W. E. Herrick, 29;
A. A. Anderson, 14; E. Moore, 3; Her
rick's majority, 12.
young's river.
For justice, C. Peterson, 36.
For constable, J. Walker. 31.
NERVC-PAIN8.
Cures
Neuralgia.
Neuralgia.
Neuralgia.
Point, H. Y., AprU. 16, 1889.
8 wun neoiwcu; a nau
lUcorA ae: bo mora of
stare a0" " o IBnT
orillacl. cue It did mat
mMhtlrcure.
Q. JAY TOMPKINS, DngftL
Island. V. Y, Feb. 11, im
IMsTM WUh.SHMdsl. la tb. kMd.Bsst
i JaaoH oil, walca euMd me.
X. P. 1ELLINGXR, Chief Of Folk
m
SVrarmiDb&r
A YOUTHFUL UNION.
California Boys and Girls Organize
APacter'sani Dryer's Union.
EXOIXEER IUXX I'AXISItEIt.
Special by tho California Associated Press.
Portland, June 4. The Republi
can state central committee concedes
Pennoyer's ejection by 3,200 majority,
and claim a mnjoritv "for Hermann, of
8,500.
A YOUTHFUL IJMO.
California Beys and. CSirK ITfeau
Baslaes.
Special to The Astorian 1
Woodland, Jnne4. One hundred
boys and girls of this place, met to-day
to organize a boys and girls co-operative
fruit canning and drying union.
The union proposed to commence
business at once, and is promised the
assistance of our fruit men and citi
zens generally. The members of the
union range in age from 12 to 19
years.
They propose to manage their busi
ness, and divide the profits according
to the labor contributed by the mem
bers. The organization, it is thought,
will have three hundred members
within a month and will be prepared
to contract with frnit men and raisin
growers, to f nrnisli labor in pnekin g
and boxing grapes, etc.
FROSI POLK COUNTY.
A Bitter Political Contest.
Specul to Thk Asrogux
Independence, June 3. The
couunty ticket is all Democrat, except
county clerk and Wells, sheriff. The
contest over the county commissioners
was the bitterest ever known iu the
count'. McBee favored building a
now court house nt Dallas, while
Simpson did not Simpson was
elected by nearly 200 majority.
Thousands of dollars were spent to
elect McBee. At Dallas, several
street fights occurred, and one Inde
pendence man had a broken nose.
FIRE AT DACRETT.
Lift! eff L.OSM69 aiitl the Invurauce.
Special to The AsrouiAN.l
Calico, CaL, June 4 A fire broke
out in tho lodging apartment of the
Capitol hotel at Daggett, at 12 o'clock
a. M., and rapidly spread over the
business portion of the town.
The loss and insurance is as follews:
A. J. Johnson, on general merchan
dize and building S6,000, insurance
unknown; Henry BohJen, hotel, $6,000,
insurance $1,000; Sutcliffe & Quinn,
Saloon, $2,500, insurance $900; S.
Norton, general merchandize, $3,500,
insurance 32,000; Jehn: MeoUin dwell
ing $500, insurance $300; M. Medlin,
building, $1,000; Grover&Mier, gen
eral merchandize. $8,000; Nate Johnson
$3,000; Win. Burt, saloon, S5,000;Bar
ret & Desmett, building, $250; A.
Green, building, $200; SnUiffe &
Kelley, butchers, $1,000, all insured.
Iiidlaitv ou the War Path.
Specl.il toTiiK Asrui x 1
Tucson, Ariz , Jmu I -L'awj Mex
icans have just come in, .saying they
were driven into the city by Indians
who attacked them nine mile from
Tucson. They secreted themselves in
rocks and then made their escape. It
Is feared the Indians have attacked a
ranch near there, killing the in
mates. A Family ITturdcred.
Siwc al to The Asioician.!
Tocson, A. T., June 4. A Mexican
bronght word to-day of the killing of
a man and his five children, five miles
from Pauata, 30 niles east of here yes
terday. He reports finding the fam
ily murdered. He came to the city to
inform. A Mexican who owns a ranch
1 near tlie scene of the killing. sas
some doubts exist as to the reliability
of the report
Proposed Construction of Steam
ers ferthePacifc Ocean.
Special to Tub astouianJ
San Fkancisco, June 4. It is rum
ored in shipping circles, that Spreck
els Bros, contemplate-the construction
of three 5,000-ton steamers, for the
Australian service, providing congress
pass the bounty bill. The vessels are
proposed to be built in accordance
with the naval regulations, to be so
constructed that they can be utilized
as cruisers in case of war. The speed
of the vessels will be not less than 18
knots per hour. It is also understood
that in the event of the passage of the
bill mentioned, the Pacific Mail will
build at least four new steamers for
the Chilian and Peruvian trade.
Killed by tlie Cars.
Special to The Astorian.
San Fbanotsco, June 4. John
Munster was killed to-day by the fun
eral train of the Southern Pacific
Company nt Fifth and Townsend
streets. Munster was backing his
team out of the tool warehouse, and
just as the wagon had been run out to
the rails, the train struck the back of
the truck. Munster was knocked
from his seat to the ground, and was I
run over oy tne Horses. Me was car
ried into a house and died about an
hour later. He leaves a widow and
eight children.
CANNOT FIND DUNN.
Tfce misslar.. Eagiaeer
Caagat.
t yet
Oakland, June 4. SheriffHate has
returned from Boulder Creek, where
he went in search of Dunn, the engin
eer of the train that went down Fri
day. He could find no trace of the
missing man. Mrs. Dunn, who is
nearly distracted with grief and'
anxiety, said she had not seen her hus
band since the disaster, and had no
word of him. She did not know
where he was. Vigilant inquiry in
the neighborhood; confirmed her re
port There, is a rumor current that
he shipped for South America but it
lacks confirmation.
Northern Industrial Exposition.
Special to The AstoriasJ
Spokane Fatls, June 4. At a meet-'
mg of stockholders of the Northwest
industrial exposition, fifteen directors
were elected. The committee on sub
scriptions reported $52,500 raised.
The Elect loa Relanu.
Owing to an accident the tabulated
election returns do not appear on this
page as stated in the local item.
MARRIED ON VERY SHORT NOTICE.
Two
Montana Misers Who Came
Chicago in Search of Wives.
to
The next Montana miner who regis
ters at Gore's hotel, says the Chicago
Tribune of May 23rd, will be under
surveillance from the time he enters
the house until he goes away. Tues
day afternoon two plainly dressed
men, with pronounced western man
ners, registered as "H. B.Swan and
W. Cotton, Butte City, Mont"
They were assigned a good double
room and stated that they would be in
the city for a month at least
"We are on a powerfully impor
tant errand," said Mr. Cotton, "and
we can't just tell when we'll get
away."
That afternoon the miner stopped
one of the hall maids and asked where
a "general" employment agency could
be found. After a few words, Mr.
Cotton confided his errand in this
city to the girl, and in that way de
scribed what ho meant by a "general"
employment agency.
"It's like this' he said. "Henry and
I have been in the rough west for
nigh onto twenty-five years. We got
a little money, but it don't do us any
good so long as we are lonesome. We
live alone. See?"
The girl blushed, and throwing
down her broom told the stranger to
go on with his tale of woe.
"You ain't interested yourself, are
you?" asked Mr. Cotton. "I reckon
I not, but you are just hearing me as a
f part of your "Work to make the guests
feel at home. O, this is not the first
time I've traveled. Well, to go on,
Henry and I have good homes near
Butte. We have a few thousand dol
lars and there is more coming. Now,
we made up our minds we would come
to Chicago, round up these employ
ment agencies that I heard so much
of, and each bring home a wife. If
she can't love as at first perhaps she
can cook. There, I've told you what
I came here for. Now if you can send
us to an employment agency, or, bet
ter still, send us two girls who are
willing to try a go at marriage, why
I'll stake yon to a Cue dress for Sun
das." "I think I can find two girls," an
swered the maid, a3 she stooped to
pick up the broom.
"When?" asked the AVesterner.
"To-morrow morning at 10 o'clock
in the parlor down stairs."
"Bully."
The hardy old timers felt chagrined
tne next morning when they went into
the hotel parlor, but they had gone
too far to back out They had been
in the room only a few moments when
the maid to whom one had talked the
previous day and her companion en
tered. Without using a line of poetry
the maid declared that she and her
companion were ready to take a new
lease of life. The matches were made,
and at 1030 the girls were in the of
fice asking for their time.
"Where are you going?" asked the
housekeeper.
"We are engaged to go out west."
"Jn a hotel?"
"No, in homes of our own. We are
to be married at noon, and it is nearly
11 o'clock now, so good bye."
- The licenses were secured, the
couples were married and Thursday
night they started for Montana. The f
affair has literally torn the hotel up
side down.
"Why," said manager Laughlin last
night, "a man from Montana came in
this noon and every girl in the house
is trying to wait on him. The next
unmarried man from Montana will
have to pay $8 a second to stop here.
Te iAiU
The two front rooms on the ground
floor of the old Transcript building,
corner of Main and Third street. In-
Suire at Toum Talk office, next door to
lackns' gallery.
Coffee and cake, tpn cpnts. at the
Central Restaurant.
Thompson & Ross are handling the
product of some of the Choicest Dairies,
and can supply you with a No. 1 article
of Butter or Cheese.
f ing
4'
mil
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never vanes, A marvel ot
turity, 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. Koyal
BAKINQ POWDKR CO. 108 Vall-St.. N. Y.
Lkwis M. Johnson & Co., Agents, Port
land. Oregon.
Net Ms For Sent
The conveniently located and commodious
net racks known as tlie West Coast Packing
Co.'s, can be rented on very reasonable
terms. For further particulars apply to
W. W. PARKER.
Hill's Palace Varieties.
Open Every Night.
GEO. HILL, - - Sole Proprietor.
NEW PEOPLE WEEKLY.
Aim to Please Everybody. The only Free
Show In Astoria. Wines. Liquors and Ci
gars. Ice Celd Beer.
Beit Quality. Lowest Prices.
ASTORIAX JOB OFFICE.
BARBOUR'S
Irish Flax Threads
HAVE NO EQUAL !
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iOcCSftV V HOUSE FOUNDED? I78;C: J m JfTJjjCL
GRAND PRIX PARIS 1878,
AXD
GRAND CROSS OF THE LEGIOJi D'HONNEDR. - - '
They received the
ONLY GOLD MEDAL
For FLAX THREADS at the
Itondon Fisheries Exhibition 1883.
And have been awarded HIGHER PRIZES at the various
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITIONS,
Than the goods of any other
IN THE WORLD,
Always be
Quality Can
Experienced Fishermen Use no Oilier.
HENRY DOYLE & CO..
!5 1 7 and 5 1 9 Market Street. SAN FRANCISCO.
AGENTS FOR PACIFIC COAST.
WOODBERRY SEINE TWINE, HOPE and NET
'.riNGr Constantly on Hand. SEINES, FOUNDS and
TRAPS Furnished to order at Lowest Factory Price.
Kindred
TJEING the Future Terminus of a Great
a fine Deep "Water Frontage and
come a Great City. Quite a number
improvements are under way now, while
this summer.
Notice of Sale Under WarthfHft
man's Lien.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the personal property heielnaftor it
scribed, having been stored with m, tfe
undersigned, on the 1st day ot March. INC
In my warehouse In the city ot Astoria, Clat
sop county, state of Oregon, and the smm
having been by me safelv keDtr and"-store
from said 1st day of March, 1&88, to this d
and no part of the just and reasoaaJM
charges for keeping and storing such
erty. amounting to 87225 has been na
w?n
will at my warehouse room in the ctty ef
AQtnrifi rmTittr ef Plafann atfita t
same belnc situated at the norm ei
Genevieve street. In said citv of Atni oa
Thursday. June 12th, 1890, at the hour of 2
o'clock p. si. of said day.proceea and sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for caeb
In band, all or sufficient ot the following per
sonal property to pay and satisfy sucfc sura
of $722.25, amount due for such storage, as
aforesaid, and the costs of sale, to-wit : 2.
893 salmon cases, each case coatalng 48
empty salmon cans. GEORGE FLAVEL.
Dated at Astoria, Oregon, this 19th day of
May. 1890.
MAISON DOBE!
RESTAURANT.
THE ONLY FRENCH RESTAURANT IN
THECITX.
It is the object to make the Malson Dor
the best restaurant on the coast where the
finest French meal can be had. Second St.
East of Benton.
C. FRAMCISCOVICH. Frepcieter.
Sl-Pfunder's7
mi HEALTH RESTORER.
USE IT!
IT 13 THE IDEAI. MEDIOOm
It routes the Liver and Kidneys and StOBMcfc,
Cures I It-jdache. Dyspepsia, crcntes an Appe
tite, Purities the Impure Blood, and
Makes The "Weak Strong.
Used everywhere. 91abottIetslxer9e
-THE-
DIAMOND PALACE
GUSTAV HANSEN, Pro.
A Large and Well Selected Stock of Flae
Diamonds ?; Jewelry
At Extremely Low Prices.
All Goods Boigkt at This EaUiUafcaeet
Warranted Genuine.
Watch anl Clock RepmirlBff
A SPECIALTY.
Corner Cass and Squemoqua Streets
&!!
Depended on.
Park.
"s
Transcontinental Railroad, and k.
good anchorage, is destined to b-
of houses are beinir built and ruk
a great many contemplate buikJW
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maiiaiiHiiat.iimti,ciiiMwi
VV;.
HOWELL & GOODELL
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SOWELL & GOODELL.
Astoria, Or.
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HOWELL & GOODELL.
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