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iSUSNTDAY..
1 UNI" 22. 1880
SUJED EVBRY MORNING.
. F. KAL.L.ORAN & COMPAKY.
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C7T AND CiUHTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
Tkt GliftoH cauuory ot .7. and V.
Gook will commence business to-morrow.
There was a large audience at lies
one olub meeting last night, and an
interesting and attractive program.
IT.t.rlt.k t. f !- lta7tnr ! otiitif .nr I
xm built in the front part of their ,
store, which is more convenient than
Imviuff their oiiice at tho rear end of
the room.
Two divorce were yeslertlay grsuited
in the circuiVeoiirt. another was on
trial, and a fourth one applied for.
T1h Jimrriage-; do not ocm to keep
laoe with the divoie.-.
The services in the Congregational
church today will be as follews: At 11
a:.. sermen: theme, "J3ible Spiritual-1
sni. ii-ignt o eiocic, evening iceiure:
subject, 3rnasticism."
Tlie eit;. deliutpient tax list of
Seattle is being advertised in the
Times. Of the thirty columns of
descriptions of property in the list.
twent-v-fonr are 'unknown.'
1!h !
1 lev. "Mr. G rami's will occupy
pulpit of the Methodist church to-day.
at 11 a. ".i. Subject for theught:
"The Pioneers' of Faith." S v. 7,K
"Avoiding the Appearance of Evil."
73MJ: ng service.
The directors of the Athletic asso
ciation. lh?mg positive that Jtiordan
"Shall we Sustain our Churches':
A question for Astoria. This subject
will 1h discussed b Jtev. Dr. Camp
lmll this morning at the Presbyterian
church. In the evening the subject
will be "The Itich Man and Lazarus."
and Fraker had mine here with the j j,, jake enemies. Uut what of that? !e.nor "JJ malicious assaults ana soar
intention of making the tight a fake. - Enemies nit her help a newspaper than I "Jto n Va of sunshine, an atnios
rightly refused (o give them any more j otherwise, especially when their hos- P"1 t serenity and a world of calm
money for the Friday night's eontot tfliiv is generally known to arise from I "fligiit.
city 1 here are per.- ui who think ;:iem-' tireless cflbrts to accommodate tho
Yesterday a power o attorney was ' selves entitled to control everything. ' traveling public. Bnt the Thompson
fiiod for record, by which I. L. Kim- aiid thai opposition to any of their ; has two or three fiends aboard, who
Ktrmid wife, ofSalom. authorize 1). ' proceedings is an offense akin to u per would be improved in manners if an
IM. Slamrt :o sell for tliem their M)n::i grievance or affront They want , chored in deep water over night One
lrjorty in the Nolan ranch in sec-, 0 bo.-s the commnnily, newspapers j of them takes delight in going through
tion 2J). iiwiiRliip S north, range I) included. They lack understanding ' the cabin where women and children
wcat or apprehension of the tnie functions i unable to procure or secure berths.
people from
A lartf
number
Fraul
ttturt, Jimippion ami J eej luyer I way the local press would be simply ' onstrate tne lact tnat lie is a con
over here yesterday purchasing j iheoriran of their lirivate interests and 'demncd nuisance. TSTioever has
wore over here yesterday purchasing
roods, and Uie steamers Vrwnia and I
Khp went over m tne afternoon j
.vol! kmded with passengers and puck-,
"S5- i
-
The adjustor of one of the insurance ,
companies who had iohcies on tne ,
stock of boots and shoes burned last .
Twosday cvwiinsr .is in the city await- j jiownianv hundreds or mothers" are ' traveling on the night boat between
mg the arrival or the adjuster of the , (j,er Viii0 v.m11 not let their infants ' Portland and this city.
other company, who is expected tc- i00iinio a 'rajrror until thev have ! . ,f ''
morrow. iraased a certain age.' How manyl An Elegant Present.
,.. . . . -more are they who insist that their
O. J. Liumell. county assessor, is in jlite ones Jnuat be carried up-stairs ' The Russian vice-consul. Gust Wil
llie city, lie has been assessing , 'oerorc u,ev nrc carried down stairs, to ' S3n, is in tho city, and last evening he
around Young's river and Lewis and j j,t, enn tjov inav ..rj5C in u,e world?"' J was presented with a large and hand
Olarke's and leporls muddy roads. jjow. mav sensible, well-educated s?me gold headed ebony cane. On
D. H. Welch, deputy assessor, will be-1 ..ouip ;,. Astoria feel unnloasant when the head is engraved in the Finn
gm assessing Alna property on the
IstofJulr.
Nellie Mellenry. who lias captured
all the cities b her clever acting will
appear at lions' opera house next
Thursday, with her clever company
in "Lady Pey." The s.'ile of reserved
jjcats will begin next Tuesday at the
New York Novelty Store.
Seaside Lodge, No. 12, X. O. T7. "NV.,
had a very plcisaut session last even
ing, several visitors being present.
The junior degree was conferred on
three candidates, nine received the
workman degree, and there were
eleven applications for membership.
The preliminary examination of Lee
Outlaw, the colored man who shot P.
C. Foy Friday mnrning, did not take
place yesterday, owing to the inability
of the wounded man to appear, aud j
has been postponed until 2 o'clock to-1
morrow afternoon in justice Clay's j
ouit. j
V. J. Darry, yesterday resigned the
position of deputy V. S. marshal.
There are several applicants for the
vacancy. It will be a week or ten
days bofore an upoiutncnt will be
made by U S. marshal L. T. 15arin.
Mr. Barin came down yesterday
morning and returns to Portland
to-day.
Postmaster Hare says that, he can
go tt the theater now. When engineer
of No. 2's he used to go to the theater
about twice a year, and whenever he
went there used to be an alarm, and
he had to get out p. d. q. Now he
doesn't have to go out if ho were there,
and an alarm sounded, but ten to one
he'd go. just the same.
C C. Cooper, the eflicieut manager
r the Seaside house, was in the city
yotcrday. That famous hostelry has
ecn refitted throughout and will be
thrown oj)en to the pnblic on the 1st
of next month. The increased facili
ties for reaching it will doubtless tax
its capacity this season. There is
no more delightful sojourning gronud
on the Pacific coast.
Four years ago in the city of Santa
Maria, Sauta Barbara county, Califor
nia, a man had both legs horribly
mangled by being run over by the
cars. Both legs were amputated
above the knees, one being cut off
twice. Yesterday the man arrived
here, coming down from Portland.
He is seated on a small platform with
three wheels, and by the aid of roller
handles which reach to the ground, he
procls himself along the street. He
is a bright, intelligent man, an Ameri
can, and quite interesting in conversa
tion. The Little Dandy
Noe S:ScuHcy.
Alcohol Stove at
IlHrrah for (he Fourth of July,
When everybod will celebrate with
Fireworks, purchased fioni F.Fcrrcll's
large assortment of Roman Candles,
Sky Rockets, Torpedoes, Pin AY heels,
Nigger Chasers, Boys' Pistols, and all
kinds of Fireworks. The finest stock in
the city to select from, and at prices to
suit the most fastidious customer. Come
early and have your pick.
Look at the Cooking and Heating Oil
Stoves at Noe & Sculley.
Largo stock of Oil, Alcohol and Gaso
line Stoves at Noe & Sculley.
E AUD OTHERWISE.
Some Stray Paragrajls on Some
Stray Subjects.
WITH .1 VAKTIZTY or TOPICS.
i Kentucky reports the discovery of a
: spring, one drink from v.hicli makes
an old woman feel like a lass of six
teen. It makes one suspect that some
body lias; struck an old moonshiners
still house.
The Astoria Athletic association had
I two entt-riainmcnt.s last weel:, largely
attended; whether they were finan
cial successes depends upon the point
or view. Muscjes like mngnets grow
weak from disuse. Physical culture is
i a need and a gymnasium with costly
and complete appliances, is au orna
I ment to our city. There is little, how
j ever, that is either useful or oruamen
' tal in having two beefy bruisers bat-
m ,r
for them.
A Cincinnati paper ran against a
boycott last week for paying that a
soup bone is good enough for a labor
er. All was forgiven when it declared
;hat a soup Ione was good enough
for anvbodv.
A few days ago the writer ran across
a somewhat lengthy German word,
consistimr of thirty-seven syllables.
109 letters. Its translation is: "A
'stock company of bagpipe manufac-
hirers in Constantinople paying five
and one-half percent dividends." This
is the werd:
Conslaniinopolilanlschefunfundein
halbprocenlizctta d elsackmachcrgesel-leiiherberbergsactienversichermngsge-sellschaft.
Isloria last week discussed the
water question pretty thoroughly. It
is conceded on all hands that Tin: As-
Toi:r.ws position is the correct one
let the city own it
own water work's. 1
The matter oi ways ami means
and means lies
largely with the next state legislature
and the spirit of our citizen1.
The newspaper that does its duty in
protecting the public interest is sure
. au iiuicpeiutcnr. aui imfiic spiraea
i course on the part of the journal that
incurs their displeasure. The paper
Hint stands bv the public interests is
on solid ground, and the people will
heartily support it in its advocacy of
their riirht;. In everv small town or ;
of a newspaper in its relation to public
interests, and if th"v could have their
iheoriran of their unvate interests and
selfisti aims.
rjij,e jn;s.5i0;jar;ei; who "o to convert '
the '"iiciit'heirVepoit tharihe greatest J
obstacles Ihev meet with in their work I
is lhe s,llJL.MiitiOXi of the people Is
jj. j,(J verv tiiirerejiJ with civilized en-1
1: i,irt ,Ca ,,o,nt nViii'i'mrori r'wmm' .
in;rror ; broken in the house? '
Thousands. How many consider it
ill luck to see the new moon over the
wrong shoulder? More thousands.
t Not so many bnt still very many, cau-
, not be templed to pass under a ladder.
1 If people right here at home, having
the advantage of schools, churches.
I books, newspapers, aud their own
common sense, cling to tnese sense
less superstitious, how can the
'heathen in his blindness" be ex
pected to renounco his, which arc not
one particle more ridiculous.
I There's a poem about Santa Clans
I which generally creates unusual at
I tention in families about the close of
! the vear. It contains a line which
'lie opened the shutters and threw up i
tne sasu.
The younger of the Tamily had been
promised something extra if she
would learn it quite perfect. She al
leged she had done so, and before the
guests she was called upon to repeat
it. She revolutionized the idea alxmt
Santa Claus by saying:
"lie opened Iho shutters ami threw np
the hash.'
J). B. Bush, a former resident or
Nevada, now in the insurance busi
ness in Portland, was here last week
to fix up the loss on J. H. Mnnsell's
building in the lire of last Tuesday J
night. He met one or two old Nevad
aus while in Case's bank, making out
adjustments, etc They got to talking
of old bonanza days iu Virginia City.
One had been a newspaper man there
in the exciting days when Fair and
Mackay knew more of the bowels of
the earth than they did of the surface.
They always kuew a good deal about
the people on the earth, thougli, and
managing deals was a maltcMhat few
could do as well as Mr. Fair espec
ially. This newspaper man related a
little incident that probably has never
appeared in print
"John Mackay,' he said, "was never
much of a manipulator. He was a
miner, aud always wanted to go
straight at things. One time Fair
went off and left Mackay to run things.
They were drifting in the Union Con
solidated, aud in maldng three different
drifts which formed a triangle, they
came on stringers of ore on all sides.
John Mackay, like a miner, immedi
ately came to the conclusion that there
might be a large body of ore in the
center or thereabouts of that triangle.
He immediately started straight in
toward the middle. There was some
excitement, of course, in the stock, but
as they went on with no indications of a
body of ore, interest began to die out,
and thev got through without finding
auything. Fair got back, and the first
thing he did was to start a drift at an
acute ancle, in the direction the
stringers pointed. He came on a
small body of SCO rock. He tried a
deal, but he couldn't make it go.
'John, JohnF' he said to Mackay,
"you've knocked tho stuffin' out of the
mine. "Why didn't you keep the cen
tre of that ground a mystery till we'd
given the boys a deal5r"
Then Bush told of the time that
there was a fire in one of the mines
whose works connected with Consoli
dated Virginia. A well-known Nevada
mining sharp was standing in a
broker's office, when a man with a
white face rushed in and told them:
"It's a bad fire, and there's two men
in the shaft God knows how we're to
.get them out."
'That's awful! awfulP said tho min
ing man. Then he turned to the
broker and -whispered: "Sell 200
Consolidated Yirginia short for me.
How many men did you say were in
the mine?"
A chivalrous exchange bubbles over
like this: '"How can a man say that a
woman has nothing to do? In one
year she gels dinner 365 times, washes
the dishes 1,095 times, gets the
children ready for school twice a day
for 180 days, gets the baby to sleep
1,-159 times, makes about 300 calls, and
as she wishes for something she
hasn't every minute, she wishes GO
things au hour, or 4,330 things in a
year. "Who says that a woman has
nothing to dof'
Judge Tuley, who used to be a
director of one newspaper and is now
judicially iu charge of another, said:
"No intelligent man at this day be
lieves a thing to be true merely be
cause he sees it so stated in a news
paper. He knows that what is asserted
as" true to-day will very likely be
denied to-morrow."
This is one dictum. By way of
reprisal it invites anether:
No intelligent man at this day be
lieves a judicial decision to bo good
law merely because it is announced
from tho bench. He knows that what
is asserted as law to day will very
likely be upset by another court
to-
morrow.
Yeslerday was the longest day in
the year, and as lovely as it was long.
The writer always has a certain sym
pathy for people who are unable to
j live iu Astoria, and enjoy our glorious
wcamcr. xnere is a ureezy iresnness,
a vigor and elasticity to Astoria and
northwestern Oregon climate, that is
unapproachable, and only fully valued
by daily residonts when for a time,
called away to other and less favored
climes.
We are. of truth, n fnvnrpfl nrrrl
in having so glorious a country to live
m, and ought never to have a word or
complaint or allow sorrow, sin or suf
fering to enter in to mar the harmony
of life. Evenwith tho stings of human
insects at limes annoying, tho soul
that is to itself a kingdom, can rise su
A word of praise and a word of
blame is due some of tho passenger
' boat employes. The pursers and
'stewards on the Thompson,TeIep7ione
I and Heed are courteous gentlemen,
who deserve commendation for their
are trying to sleep, and whistles and
bangs doors, etc., in an effort to dem-
demncu nuisance.
charge ought to bounce him. Lamps
can be extinguished at dawn, and
uer duties pertaining to a purveyor
of spittoons, without the disturbing
whistle and cigaretto accompaniment
J" lllis heeded, it will save many a
tortured lady's head much anguish
nt present silenth endured while
language the following inscriptien:
"Presented to Gust Wilson by the
Oregon Finn Brotherhood of Astoria,
June 21, 1890." A large number of his
countrymen were present and tho af
fair was one of great rejoicing.
IIE WAS ASHAMED
To Ask A pain, but Ilia Frank Letter
Got It for Him.
A few months ago one of. the unfortanaU
i inmates in the San Francisco Almshouse
I vras inspired by the sensational statement
j in the newspapers with tho belief that Joy1
Vegetable Sarsaparilla would help him. Bat
I without money, how to get it was the que-
tkm. Finally he wrote to tho Edwin W. Joy
Co., appealing to their generosity, and it wm
not unheeded, tho coveted preparation b
ing sent by tho next parcel delivery. Its
effect is best told in a subsequent letter, from
which we quote tho follewing:
" I suppose you know me by this writinr,
and inv circumstances and condition. Al
though improving, I ask of your generoritr
for another bottle of your Joy's vegetable
Sarsauarllla.
Its laxative action is verfec-
lion itself. It has so thoroughly
It has so thoroughly regulated
my system that my catarrh, rheumatism,
constipation, and headaches are all better.
7 feci ashamed to ask in this way, bnt what
shall I do ? I thought I might not need any
more, but I am now so anxious to keep It up;
but you see how it is."
It was sent, and he can get more if ho need
It
Tho Dalles Times-Mountaineer
says that on June 14th Messrs. Senfert
Bros, caught the first shad in their
wheel near Celilo, and it weighed
three and one-half pounds. It was as
fine a one as was ever seen in the
New York markets and caught in the
North river.
Merit Win.
We desire to say to our citizens that
for years we have been selling Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption,
Dr. King's New Life Pills, Buklen's Ar
nica Salve and Electric Bitters, and
have never handled remedies that sell
as well, or that have given such univer
sal satisfaction. "We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time, and we
stand ready to refund the purchase
price, if satisfactory results do not fol
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on
their merits. J. w. Conn, Druggist
At the Bazar, the finest line of Gloves,
Mitts, Ribbons, et(, etc
SfeHej t 'Lmmm
On Improved Farm Property, for two
ycais or longer. Address Box 343, City.
Gets tke Bazar
For the cheapest and best Sateens and
Black Dress goods.
Potatoes aad Vegetables,
Strawberries and other berries, Cher
ries. Currants and all seasonable Fruits
at Thompson & Ross.
For the very best Photos, go to Sinis
ter. All the Choicest Delicacies, made by
only first-class men at the Seaside
Bakery.
Good Goods and low rates at the Sea
side Bakery.
WelMkaral'a Uer.
And Free Lunch at the Telepheae Sa
loon, 5 cents.
Drink Knickerbocker btiUeil, hear.
c
isaaM
A few rooms at MrslX C. JBeMea's.
with board ;cerner efiTkira ami Main:
Also a few table boatisrs rcan ike at
commodated. !" -
THE-CIRCCIT- COURT.-
Sixth Day of
the Jim Tem,
JueSlvt
Satmr4y,
Court opened at 10 a. m., the judge
and officers all present.
Parke and Iiscy vs. H. A.Smidt.
sheriff; on motion coatinued by stipm
Infirm fnr fTi-trn- r v 1"i
Mary E. Franklin 'vs. '"Win. J.
Franklin; default of defendant en
tered. E. IP. Parker vs. C. R Thomaom
and George Noland; motion to amend
complaint overruled.
E. P. Parker va. J. A. Bichardaon,
et aL; decree of partition entered.
Board of school land commissioners
vs. William Wadhama, et aL; case ar
gued by the attorneys.
George Brown, a native of Great
Britain was examined and duly ad
mitted to citizenship.
Emily Handlem vs. Joseph Hand
lem; decree of divorce granted.
Matilda Young vs. Frank N. Young;
on trial; decree of divorce granted,
and custody of child awarded to
plaintiff.
E. P. Parker vs. C. R Thomson
and George Noland; demurrer over
ruled. Until Monday given to file
answer. Plaintiff to nave forty days
to take testimony.
Court adjourned until 10 a. it,
Taosday, June 24th.
PERSONAL MENTION.
U. S. marshal L. T. Barin was in
the yesterday.
Fred W. Prael leaves Madison, Wis.,
to-day for his home in this city.
Mrs. J. Griffith, of Port Townsend,
is in the city on a visit to Mrs. Fox.
J. S. Brown, representing the Rem
ington Standard typewriter, is in the
city.
Mrs. Grace Boss, of Portland, is vis
iting her Bister, Mrs. P. A. Trul
lingerin this city.
L N. Darland formerly of this city,
now a resident of Spokane Falls, is
here for a summer's sojourn.
C. A. Hanson will lead an interest
ing. Bible reading and song service to
day, at 3 p. m., at Y. M. C. A. hall.
G. B. Bernard, the gentlemanly
purser of the steamer Telephone, had
his wife and little son with him on the
trip yesterday.
Mrs. Tenney and daughter, former
residents here, but now residing in
in Oakland, are here on a visit to Mrs.
W. W. Parker.
George Cornwall, editor of the
Cathlamet Qazette, was in the city
last evening on a flying visit, coming
and rehiring on the Telephone.
Ezra P. Calef, a wealthy farmer and
stockman of Henry, His., is in the city
visiting several friends of his boyhood
home in Vermont, who live here.
Bev. G. W. Grannis and wife leave
here on Tuesday for California, ex
pecting to be absent five weeks. They
will visit Pacific Grove, Monterey.
Alfred A. and Albert M. Smith,
brotherof John H. Smith and Harry,
son of Capt J. H.D. Gray have re
turned home from tho state university
at Eugene.
Dr. J. H. Kessler, editor of the
Oavel, of Portland, was in the city
last evening, and visited Seaside
Lodge No. 12, A. O. U. W. He goes
up tho river to-day.
Gust Wilson, the Russian vice-con
sul, leaves here this evening for the
east On the third of July he sails
from New York and will go to Stock
holm. Sweden, then to the place of his
birth in Finland. After a short visit
there he will go to St. Petersburg,
Bussia, and report to the czar, return
ing to Stockholm and then to this
country, in about three months from
this time.
MARINE NEWS.
The steamer Alarm came down
from Portland yesterday.
The three-masted schooner Norma
at Trnllingers dock, will complete
loading her cargo of lumber to-morrow,
and expects to sail for San Fran
cisco on Tuesday.
The steamer Signal, CaptM.Ben
degard, sailed for Tacoma yesterday
afternoon. She carried 304 sacks of
flour, 627 sacks of shorts, 1,060 sacks
of plaster, and six car loads of steel
rails for the Seattle and Eastern con
struction company.
Thebaxkentine Eureka, Capt. Jacob
Peterson, came down yesterday with a
cargo of 340,000 feet of lumber from
the Willamette steam mills and man
nfactoring company and will sail this
morning for Bedonao Beach, Califor
nia, from whence the lumber goes by
rail to Los Angeles.
O. P. Huntington is lobbying in
Washington in the interest of the Cen
tral Pacifio company as relates to the
Pacific railroad funding bill Mr.
Huntington says that in this the Cen
tral Pacific company should receive
better treatment than the Union Pa
cific company, as the Central Pacifio
for 600 miles is built through a barren
waste, while, on the other hand, the
Union Pacific is through a fertile conn
try, and the Union Pacifio has already
sold lauds enough along their road to
retire their bonds. This the Central
has not been able to do in its barren
country. Special to Astoman in
Portland World.
A thrilling suicide occurred at Pasco
Friday evening. A man named Brents
walked np to where a crowd was
standing, pulled a revolver, and with
the remark, "Boys, here's a go, shot
himself in the head, inflicting a alight
scalp wound. He simply said, "I can
do better next tune,' and again pulled
the trigger. The bullet ploughed
through his forehead and entered the
brain, death being instantaneous. He
thus ceased to keep an eye on Paecb.
The amount of meats daily used at
the Salem penitentiary is from 875 to
400 pounds; flour, about two barrels;
vegetables, from 375 to -400 pounds.
The number of men employed in the
shops varies from 200 to 220. Their
average income in a year amounts to
about $260i The number of prisoners
now confined is 822.
Bolls and Pimples and other affections
arising from impure blood may appear
at this season when the blood Js heated.
Hood's Sarsaparilla reatove&tbe cause
of these troubles by purifying, vitaliz
ing aad enriching the blood, and at the
same time it gives strength to the whole
system.
Thompson Rot are handling the
product of sose oftbe Choicest Dairies,
aad can sepply you with a No. 1 article
of Batter or Cheese.
Ftae
To .arriTr thla morning.. Yeu: lat
caaaee to get good berries at reanwaele
pnew. .jraqMMOjr cooes.
U. & Benfcaaiaal f er sale at reason
able wiee forcaaa. . Good reaao given
ftrstMag.,. . Wawt.
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JKAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, JUNE 21.
Is Fifed ia The Ceaaty Beeenterti OSce
Testeriay
A.E.Noyesand wife to S.
A. Westofer, lot 8, blk 16,
North addition
Andrew Peterson, and wife
to Andww'Neson, lot 8,
sec 35T. 8 N., B. 7 t.. . .
J. C. Dement and wife to
W. Schmeer, lots 11 and
12, bik 12. Dements.
Lelnenweber & Goodenough
to N. N. Mathews, lots 19,
20 and 2L blk L Powers1. .
ieinenweber & Goodenough
to George Iiangford, lots
25 and 26, blk 1, Powers' . .
Previously reported this
year $1,452,946
Total to date $1,453,841
Tired of Xatriaioay.
Yesterday Mrs. Kate Fmrney ap
plied for a divorce from Mathew Fur-
ney, to whom she was married in this
city, February 14, 1884. There are
three children, one of four years, one
of two years, and one of five months.
one asks tne custody of the children,
f 100 to pay for costs of suit, and $500
alimony, claiming that he has $800,
the result of their nnited savings.
Judge Taylor yesterday enjoined him
from disposing of that money, and
ordered him to pay the clerk for costs
of suit $100, and for the suport of the
wife during the suit $200. Tn .the
complaint she charges her husband
with having called her vile names,
struck her, and threatened her life.
Says the Cathlamet Qazette: Mc
Cabe & Spencer's three traps at Clif
ton are doing well They are catching
altogether about one ton of fish per
day. These are the only traps that
have made any profit for their owners
this season in this part of the river.
The liability to being washed out by
freshets or injured by driftwood piling
against them makes the trap business
very hazardous as a speculation.
When they, on the other hand, they
make money rapidly, as the expenses
of operating are very small.
Another plat of land was filed yes
terday. It is a subdivision of blocks
8 and 88 in tho east addition of Adair's
Upper Astoria, and contains 68 lots.
The owners are Richard Marion and
Hugh McCormick.
Out of Jhe Fire
Tormented with SU Bheum
Cured fry Hood's Sartmfarilla.
Only those who hare suffered from salt
rheum In Its wont form know tho agonies
caused by this disease. Hood's Sirsapa
riua has had great success in curing salt
rbetn, and all affections of the blood.
' I owe the gratitude to Hood's Sarsapa
rilla that one would to his rescuer from a
Burning Building,1:!;
with salt rheum, and had to leare oS work
altogeUwr. My face, about the eyes, would
be swollen and scabbed, my hands and a
part of my body would be raw sores for
weeks at a time, my flesh would "teem so
rotted that I could roll pieces from between
my angers as large as a pea. One
physician called it "tfPPftSenn
and gave me medicine accord- vlOVli
ingly; but salt rheum cannot bo cured In
that way. Finally I bought a bottle of
Hood's Sarsaparilla. It helped me so much
that I took two moro bottles, and was
Entirely Cured JSS-
with salt rheum since. I also used Hood's
OUreOlatattaton the places affected. It
stops the burning and Itching sensation lm
aaediately. I will recommend Hood's Sar
saparilla not only for salt rheum, but for
Si Loss of Appetite
'aH-gooe feeling so -often experienced."
A. D. Bobbins, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
K.B. If you decide to take Hood's Sarsa
parilla, do not be Induced to bay any other.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
SoUb)dragglsts. fl; sixforJS. Frepandbr
C X. HOOD A CO., Apotbecariet.XoweU, Xau.
IOO Doses One Dollar
Iteems Wasted.
Furnished rooms will be wanted from
July 8th to 12th, for members of the A.
O. U. W., cominp to the Grand lodge.
All persons having any, will please
leave word as soon as possible at Ruck
er's Restaurant.
P1khs fr Sale
At factory prices. M. W. Burtt, agent
from the factory of Hemme & Long,
San Francisco, who is a practical piano
maker and tuner, is now in the city
prepared to do all kinds of Repairing
and Tuning.
Coffee and cake, ten rants, at the
Central Restaurant.
Try the Columbia Bakery and satisfy
yourself where you can do the best.
Tke HeftaaM Hease Cigar.
The La Paloma cigar and other fine
brands of cigars: the finest in the city,
at Charley Olsen's.nextto C. H. Cooper.
Teleaaaelieaataa Mease.
Best Beds in town. Rooms per night
00 and 25 ct&, per week 31.50. Hew and
clean. Private entrance.
Tkere Are Seme Nice Ratns,
Over the Mikado candy store, suitable
for offices, for rent Apply to Alex
Campbell.
The Columbia Bakery is the neatest
shop in the city.
Seal Ceeke te rer.
Private rooms for ladles and families:
at Central Restaurant, next to Foard A
Stokes. '
ie
L. R. Abarcromb'S), Prop.
Finest and Most Convenient
Summer Resort
IS SEASIDE.
Every Boom ffewly Pnxniioed.
Private Booms for Pamllies.
AND TOURISTS.
Traaaleat Castaaa Sallelte.
TERMS, REASONABLE.
The only Abercrorable Hotel at Seaside,
OreJKoa.
Thompson & Boss
Canr ft Full line of
Choice Staple and Fancy
Groceries.
Kit ik tCttmiU CiaviKMl.
'- Far Sale.
rCKJIS AHD LOT, CORK KB OF MAIN
'.vioth- mL Lata aaow.
wt
laaaH o VAN DUN ft OO.
AtaO!
Hotel
Nottingham u - rf 1
150 ; ' - - f
NEW DESIGAi. "a
. . 21 X
Sixty Cents per Pair, to
Just Received at
Leading Dry Goods and Clothing
. II
517 and 52 1 Third St.
IDT
64
HAND-SEWED, DOUBLE SEAM SHOE. It never rips. It never squeaks.
flexible than a hand turn.
MORGAN & CO.,
NOW!
For The
4th of July
The Election Is Over,
And it behoves all to for
get the political
strife and
GET IN
and
GET UP
A First-Glass
Celebration
In the meantime the
undersigned will not for
get to look out for the
people's wants, and be at
all times prepared to fur
nish the finest selection,
of gentlemen's garments
at bis usual reasonable
prices.
HermanWise
The Live Clethier and Hatter,
In the Occident Hotel Bl'd'g.
The Indiana Paint Shop.
- 0, M. CDTBIRTH, Prop'r.
Car. ThM ami Main Sts., Astoria.
FAINTER AND ORAINER.
Paper Hanging a Specialty.
Work executed with Neatness and Dis
patch, Maa.ee, Argane and Acern
Stoves ; Ranges,
t (Jooaiajcaaaittan&fe
EVEKT OHE FULLY WARRANTED
wato cfcMHS, tLxnaaa ceaag,
. TUm WUEM, AS9 HTM TUBS.
xsr
oULll'5ro
OHSMAMUB STBEET.
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W. F. Scheibe,
" CI6AJI taAOTFACTUKE.
SiiBert'ArCrH in Stock.
TOE ISADS 8UFFLXKD.
ta Order.
Astoria, Or
MAW
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FROM
. COOPER'S
For Ladies !
A Snap in Real Estate.
11 Acres, close to river aud street car line. Only S500 per acre, for a faw days
only. 85,000 can be made on this property within three months.
Wlii ira to M Btmmm
Heal HUstfvt
Odd Fellows' Build
Lots in Case's Astoria Are Now on Sail
AT TIIE OFFICE OF THE
Astoria Real Estate
PRICES FROM S150 TO $250 EACH.
TERMS' Onc-IIalE Cash; the Balance in Six and Twelve Montha,
Weinhard's
Is the Choice of
Superior Facilities for Shipping in Car Load Lots.
Orders for any quantity to ho directed to
H. WEINHARD, Portland, Oregon, "
Corner Twelfth and. B. Telephone 72. P. BTMC 4V '
The Piicilic Real EstiiteC.
OCCUPIES THIS SPACE.
OEHLo Xear Central
A. T. BRAKKE, Mgr.
The Oregon Land Co.
Where Property
Corner Third
ASTORIA,
G-O -TO tPTT'FI
Columbia Bakery
FOR FRESH BREAD,
Cakes, and. Fine Confectionery. All Orders Belirare.
COOLEY BROS.
La Fayette Park.
Three Miles from the Postoffice and Custom House.
Astoria Real Estate Co.
172 CASS ST.,
FIRE WORKS
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For All kinds of Fire Works, best Tea, Japanese and Chinese CartoaKtoa
v.t ntt- . y. PwiaI-amt TniMnaml
wear, Etc., go to
529 THIRB ST.,
FLYNN,
KEE?S W
Finest Woolen Goods for Suitings. Ail the Lttitt Stylir
He bays for Cadi at Eastern Prices. 'He
Games ts. Call aad see for yourself.
Five Dolin.i
The
House of the City
9
Astoria.
Ml
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It requires no breaking in.
Astoria, OregOB.
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ASTORIA, fl
Lager Beer!
the Connoisseur.
Ol.
5..
Is Left For Salt;
and Olney 8ts.v
OREGOX.
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Astoria, ere-.
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WING LEE Jt OO.
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