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?" gTrl v --'sp.4jf. -r- C- "i&T-'-'tW I Y ?&$ SUNDAY. -5 rtM alteram tHVM T til . OREGON ..JULYC. 1690 ISSUED EVERY MORNING. . F. HAT.IiORAN & COMPANY, Publishers and Proprietors. ASTQUIAX RCILUIXG, Cas Stiikkt. Terras of Snlivcrijitlon. Served by Carrier, per week .. 15 cts Sort by Mall, per month .. . Cocis OHt by Ma!!, one vear S7.00 Free of. postage to subscribers. The Aktoriax guarantees to iU adver tisers Hie largest arculatioii of anv newspa per publbhcd on the Columbia river. Oarx Hwaco correspondent writes that on the Fourth about a dozen sol diers went over there from Fort Oauby and raised merry hades, clearing out a saloon and running tho town till they tired of the fun. They are doubtless sorry bfr this time. ITEMS i'KOH ' KXAPPA. From ''The AtorlanV Special dent. Correspon The Nation's birthday anniversary vn3 appropriately celebrated in ! Kunppa on Friday, at Crow's grove. Ycterdav afternoon "Mrs. Baker Rev. F- T. Howell opened with prayer was ai rested on a warrant from jus- nnd read the Declaration of Indepen tiei Ifnv's nnnrh rliar.rpd villi nRsnnlt dence. Music was furnished by the with a "dauyerous weapon, and gave Knappa choir, rviUlJP' T. Powell as U bonds in the sum of $159 for her pearance at 11 o'clock to-morrow. She is said to have attempted to ttse a re volver on Gus GronneL Tom Foss brought his fine Norman stallion to town last Friday. The Portland Examiner appeared on the Fourth patriotically printed in red and blue. Thanks to the weather clerk for postponing the rain until after the oxcrcisesof the Fourth were concluded. Jouuie Johnson, of Butte, Montana, was bnried yesterday. She tried to light a fire with kerosene the day ixifore. Friday afternoon George May, the little son of Justice C. A. May, had his hand burned while discharging fireworks. The trial of Mary Savorsou for dis orderly conduct is sot for one o'clock to-morrow afternoon in Justice Cleve land's court The city editor of the Oregonian thinks that the Victoria Colonist man drinks too much whisky, or bad wlifclry. Like enough. Ream Kanaga was round yesterday collecting a couple or hundred dollars for Jarvis Stone, who lost his team of horses in Friday morning's lire. There was a fine celebration of the Fourth at Grays Hirer, reading the declaration, oration, singing, etc., and fireworks and a grand ball in the craning. Duder the auspices of dishing post No. 14. G. A. It., a camp of the Sons of Veterans will be organized at the post hall, corner Second and Cass streets, to-morrow evening. "Wolls in the Valleys" is the theme of diconrse at the Congregational church lo-tlay at 11 a. si. "George Fox aud John Wesley'' the topic of the craning lecture. At tlie M. E. church to-day, morning service subject: "Where is God?" Evening: "Reward of Christian La-Ixm-;' liv W. Ernest Stewart, or Whit wwa Colk-ge, Walla Walla. A child's dress was lost from a buggy lwtwecn J. O. llanthorn's aud Judge Taylor's residence last week. Any one "finding it will be rewarded by leaving it at cither residence. The cases of the twenty Chinese charged with gambliugwere continued by Justice May yesterday until 2 r. at. on Monday when they will come be fore his successor, Justice Cleveland. There was a little misunderstanding in Astoria No. One's Engine Co., last Friday which resulted in a temporary disagreement, which will be satis factorily arranged at to-morrow night's meeting. Mail suiKirintendent Goddard is in the city on an official visit. He says he realizes some of the urgent re jniromcuts of the postal service here, and will do all that he can to secure additional aud needed help. Sister Peter, who has had charge of Proridcnce hospital, Seattle, for twolre years, has been promoted to be superior provincial, or overseer of all the hospitals in Washington and Oregon. She is now in Vancouver, b. a Samuel T. Goman, second ongineor of the steamer Delaware, was drowned in Harrison lake, near New Westminster. Monday night. He was engaged to a Seattle young lady aud would have been mar ried in two weeks. Two pair of stags were brought over from Hwaco yesterday, and wont up i on the steamer Telephone last eren-1 ing to Kalama, from which place they I will go b rail, their destination leing SchomCj'Wash, where they will bo j used by Nichols & McTnlyre in haul-1 ing logs. Thev are large and well-! built cattle. j Sheriff Smith has filed with lhe connlv clerk, his ofiicial bonds in the sum of 10.000 for the faithful perror-1 maucc of his duties as sheriff, to which office he has been elected for the term of two years from to-morrow. His I bondsmen are Isaac Bergman, John Hobson, Theodore Bracker and lam Bock. The San Francisco Daily Commer cial News and Mapping List has issued its usual annual review, ami in an even better shape than heretofore. Every page is crammed full of valua ble and reliable statistics, and the number is worth preserving for refer ence. It is profusely illustrated, and is neat typographically. leaner, ana aiiss xean iviitcneii as organist Hon. W. H. Walker de livered the oration. A basket dinner was served, and to say that it was ex cellent does not halt express the facts, for it was indeed a good dinner, worthy the day. The evening was ocenpied in danc- I iug, in Union hall, which was crowded with a merry party, and dancing was continued until daylight Saturday morning. Music was furnished by I Win Moody, Judd Moody, T. P. Nor- I man and D. P. Boss, while D. Snther- ' laud and William Whitstine were I prompters. J. F. Bender, of Seattle, a former j resident of Ivnappa, is here on a visit to his old friends and neighbors. 1 C. W. Lougbery is here from As- loria. Mrs. Holmes, of Astoria, is here on Will-1 ViS,fc io lier mother, Mrs. U. U. ! Kuarp- A large amount of hay, which was cut and cured, has been housed in the last few days. There was also a fine celebration of the Fourth over at Svensen's landing. The logging business is not very brisk, as the weather has been un favorable of late. Will E. Bender is at home spending his vacation. Justice Cleveland has plenty of business to commence with to-morrow, continued orer from justice May, his pTedcecs.-or. There are 27 criminal cases. 25 of which are Chinese, and two are females, and there arc 10 civil laxits, making 37 in all Friday afternoon, while the family wore away, the root of Otto Heilborn's honse, situated near the opera house, caught fire from fireworks exploded by some boys, but just as the blaze was startingit was seen by some young men and quickly extinguished. lu the police court yesterday Charles Kelly was fined 2, and 1. Mattson forfeited the sum of $5, both baring been charged with baring in dulged too freely in the contents of the flowing lxwl. The patriotic Fourth was too much for them. Yesterday in the police com I con siderable time was occupied in the trial of Jacob Empo, John Tnppela and Andrew Mattson for disorderly conduct, legal talent being employed on both sides, and a number of wit nesses examined. Judge Jewell re serves his decision until Tuesday. The offense was committed last dec tion day. A new swindle is reported. 11 is perpetrated by means or a double fountain pen, one end of-wli'di U filled with good substantial ink, the other end with ink that fades away in a day or two. The sharper writes his agreement, contract or whatever par ticular thing he may have chosen with ink that fades, and Ikir his victim sign with the other end of the pen that lasts. In a few days he has a slip of paper over which he writ'1 any sort of note that he can casicd turn into cash. The Rush has received her orders and will leave Port Townsend at once for Behring sea. The ordeis are said to be to proceed at one? to ().n alaska and then to patrol Behring sea, seize all vessels found in the sea with sealskins aboard, or any other priai-i facie evidence that the vessel had b??n poaching.. The cutters arc to then take the papers and instrument and leave on board only a sufficient quan tity of food to keep the crew unlil the vessel reaches the nearest port. If any resistance is offered the poachers are to be fired upon and compelled to submit. The steamor Columbia arrived from San Francisco yesterday with the following passengers: J. A. Sweetzer, Mrs. E. A. Sweetzer, A. Bickards, W. IL McKce, James P. Claccy and child, waiter U. bputl:, wife, sou and two children, W. A. Means, Mrs. W. A. Means, Mr-?. Waterhouse, Miss Waterhousc, iMiss L. Wharton, Miss Clygow, Miss M. A. Henson, Miss Shnlev, F. J. Drahos,F. F. Drahos. Mrs. O. Drnho. Delia Drahos, Nellie Drahos, Mrs. II. Carl sou, Laura Drahos, Miss A. Adams, Mrs. Thiclbach, Louis Thomas, J. C. Hamou and wife, J. A. Acker.on and wife. Be cheerful, you gloomy, misan thropic individuals who go through life with downcast eyes and dejected countenances. Why not lift up your heads to the bright sunshine and ap pear as it the milk of human kind ness had not entirely evaporated from your system? However despondent you may feel; however much of sor row you may think you :iave to Dear, be not unmindful of the many bless ings you enjoy which are so thickly interspersed afl along lire's pathway. If you would be happy, look around and see the thousands of earth's un fortunates whose misfortunes are Tar greater than your ewn: viu joys are one-tenth your own. and then thank God you are so well situated. If you have a sunny d., be grateful and" enjoy it. Don't snarl out, "It's only a weather-breeder. Speak a kind word whenever you can, lo-w no opportunity to benefit auother, :tnd thus by bringing gladness to the hearts of others you will find bright gleams of sunshine streaming across your pathway, making light and radi ance where before was darkness and gloom. DEATH OF CAPT. STK.XG. hrupprtl Dead on t!ie "Citj of Topcka" Yp.n1 pnla v A ft rraon. OVER THE RIVER. A Rousing Celebration of the ronrth Skamokawa. at REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. JULY 5. As Filed in Tlio County Recorder Office Yesterday. Henry Powell and wife to James Forty, lots 17 and IS, blk 33, East Astoria. . .S For the first lime in its history, the old town of Skamokawa, Wahkiakum virmti- WnoliTfrfrr AAlnltt-nf Ail ln anniversary of American indepeud-' Calvin J. Hall and wife to D. ence. and thev did it in the Pennine " uuu?u' 1U" "i fv -1-1 ti i y -. , - , t oiu lasmoneu way, wmcii is always attended with but little style, but a great amount of genuine pleasure. The exercises took place iu a grove at tho junction of three valleys, in a rich farming section, a short distance from the town. A platform had been erected under two huge fir trees, and appropriately trimmed and decorated with flags and evergreens. C. J. Curtis, of this city read the Declara tion of Independence, the young lady who had been appointed reader, hav ing been taken suddenly ill. Mr. Curtis delivered the oration, which was very interesting, and was well re ceived, being enthusiastically applauded. xeope came irom an directions,; Last evening the steamer TeZejjioie frcm the surrounding country m , took up 1TI5 caseso Chinook salmon, wagons, on horseback, m boats and a i deslined for Xew York, Louisiana and few m ox teams. Every conveyance i 'j;exas turn's Kimniiofi ttitii nncrnra trn innmi . . "lT " " WtWnWl-J, Ul.ll 1UUV.U and 12, blk 18, Columbia Fidelia AV. Ferguson to E. Z. Ferguson, undivided K in terest in lot 3, blk 22. Slurely's. "United States to M. J. Kin ney, N. W. M, sec 11, T 7 S,R.7W L. Mansur and wife to Geo. W. Heald, lot 7, blk 97, Mc Clnre's Previously reported this 150 265 500 200 1,000 1,482,312 Total to date S1,4S1,427 Shipment of Salmon. 1?np Rnn AiifrTr Pfwoa with choice viands, and a fine dinner . f rom Goy-an & Son. ' was seneu. in me grove, wnicu was enjoyed by all. I. N. Lott was president of the day and sang in fine style the old song, "Uncle Sam is rich enough to : 11 r T? ? uiciuaiia lann. x lue niuslc " as McGowan & Son fnrnished on violin, cornet and harp ' "" J ' by l-Tor. A. L. Francis7 orchestra oi this citv. Dancing commenced immediately 300 cases from For Austin, Texas, 325 cases McGowan & Son. For New York citv, 350 cases M. J. Kinney. For New Orleans, La., S00 cases from from 'i lie Pi-Jpit niul the Staple. Her. F. M. Shrout, pastor United fter supper and was continued until !,! -r fool it. !v ihifv tn toll what 430 a. 3i., Saturday morning. The ! wonders Dr. King's New Discovery has hall was not large enough to accom-! done for me. My lungs were hadly dis- modate all, so thev danced bv nam-' t asi-d, and my parishioners thought l linra niul liml .M .lnn: iiolnTl'ntr Ml ' COllId IIVO OIlI' .1 fCW WCellS. I tOOk The five Mongolians charged with smoking opium, were to hare been examined by Justice Maj. yesterday, but a continuance being desired, they were continued until three o'clock to morrow afternoon, when they will come before Justice Cleveland. About half past two o'clock on Fri day afternoon, the lamp used in the Mikado candy factory for lighting cigars exploded, and the trimming of the mirror caught fire, scorching the frame also. It was quickly subdued, and the damage was very light The funeral of Oscar Kronstadt, son or Gnndar aud Iugborg Kronstadt, who died on Thursday, aged one year, took place yesterday afternoon from tho residence of the parents. The re mains wore taken to Clatsop on the steamer Electric for iuterment- Snit was brought in the circuit court vesterday by Will S. Cress, of Port land, against Eliza A. Cagle et al. to recorer S475 on a promissory note, with interest and costs, and for a fore closure of mortgage on property, gireu to secure the payment of the note. Ennnecr McCausland of the Al- banv and Astoria surveying party is in the city. The force is going right ahead and expects to get tlirough to Tillamook by the 15th of next month. The survey will then be completed, as it is already finished from Albany to Tillamook. "The world owesmeaiiving.awll'm bound to hare it," is the remark an Astorian representative heard yester day afternoon. Tho speaker was among a party of men standing on the sidewalk as the writer passed, and the latter as he heard the remark, gave a glance at the man who uttered it Both liands were plunged in his" hip pockets, and a huge quid of lobaco swelled out one cheek. Tt suggests a thought Why does tho world owe you a living, and what have jou done for the world since you have been it it, to make this graud old sphere your debtor? The world owes you nor no one a living, unless yon earn it, for it would move steadily onward even it you should drop out, and you "never would be missed." Every individual has a liring to earn, and whether he does it with muscle or brain, il is all the same, but no one can say boasl ingly "tho world owes nv a living, and I'm bound to have it Ji such an individual desires to see how the world would miss him, let him sol u glass of water on a table, then slick a fine needle into the water, pull it ont and look for the hole. That's the way the world would miss you if you sud denly passed away. llmember then, young man, that you are onlitled to what your earn, aud the more good you can do, the more you are worth, its one of earth's countless millions. Card of Thanks. Ctipt James E. Strang died on board the steamer Ciiy ofTopel;u, opposite Kalama yesterday "afternoon, He was piloting the vessel down the river, and was just silting down to dinner, Avhen he fell heavily forward. He was im mediately picked up, but life was ex tinct Decejiscd was a well-known stcamboahnnn. He came to this coun try from Iowa nearly forty years ago, and ever since had been engaged in ste.iujboating on the Columbia. He wa-; GO years of age. lie leaves a wife aud two married daughters, who reside in Portland, where the body will be taken io-mght for interment PRi&ON'Alj MENTION. Bishop Morris and wife are in the city. Mrs. Forchen has returned from Deer island. True Leincnwcber has returned from Tillamook. George W. Chut tor starts thir. morn ing for Victoria, B. C. Sam'l Amdt, who has been on the sick list for some time, is again able to be mound. Mr. Thiclbach, of Sacramento, Cat, arrived yesterday on a visit to Mrs. Fred Sherman. Al. McGillis, the haudsonic steward or the Thompson- is now making lire pleasant on the T. J. Potter. City attorney Uurus returned yes terday from Skamokana, where he delivered the Fourth of July oration. Bert Dunbar and Miss Minna Sher man will be married next Thursday evening at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mi's. Fred Sherman. B.irney Coleman from the siate of Idaho is iu tho city. He says he doesn't want any one to think that he lives iu a territory any more. He is now a resident of a sovereign shite. George Hibberl was a happy man, yesterday, for his wife ami son ar rived from iheir ranch on the upper Nebaicm, and thev all went to Port land last evening on the Telephone. A. Bickards assistant engineer of the steamer Mammilla, while in San Francisco with his vessel received a telegram announcing the dangerous illness of his father in Olympic, Wash ington, 311st in time to leave on the steamship Columbia, which arrived here yesterday. He went up last evening on the I'dejihone to Kalama and will go thcace by rail to Olympia. M VK1XE XKWS AND XOTIS. The new .steamer Chilual has re turned from Portland, where she was insjKjctcJ, and will soon leave for Alaska. Tho government steamer JJncoln, engaged in making surveys in the Columbia river was down here yester day for supplies. The steamer City of Tomha ar rived from Portland last evening, and will leave for Alaska this morning. She has a large amount of freight and a nnmber of passengers, and will take considerable ircight from here also. The steamship Columbia, Capt F. Bolles, arrived yesterday noon from San Francisco, bringing to this city 324 tons or freight, including 404 pack aes of groceries. 350 sacks of salt, 220 sacks of feed, 218 eases of salmon cans, aud miscellaneous goods. quadrilles and 1) round dauees. That is a record for a ball, which is seldom equaled and not often surpassed. But it was the finest celebration in the town, and they intended to make il complete. IiN.Npnj;jrs to Portland. The following is the list of passen gers having rooms, ivho went iij the river last night on the steamer Tele Tele peone: C. Cole, O. Thompson, J. C. Brown, L. Kernels. J. Z. Kind, Mrs. J. AL Bobb. J. G. Stephens. II. A. Schenick, Geo. Ilibbcrt and wife. Miss McCann, J. C. Schenick, H. M. .Tamtam, J. W. Rodgers, I. Lockwood. M Sittle. W. Kellv, It. Grierson, W. C. Johnson and wife, E. V. Fowler and son, G. T. Gnlhrailh and wife. five bottles of Dr. King's New Discov ery and am sound and well, gaining 20 Ilw. in wesghl." Arthur Lore, manager Love's Funny Folks Combination, v, rites: "After a thorough trial and convincing evidence : :!! confident Dr. King's New Discor i cr for Consumption beats Vm all, and t i:Yc.n. hen everj tiling else fails. The gical' si kindness I can do my many lho'iN-ml friends is to urge them to try it" Free trial bottles at J. V. Conn's dng l r - Regular sizes ."ue and 1. five mttwmmmTs wmzwim " ' '" "" r Lace Curtains Nottingham IffXSW D3ESSIG-NS. FROM 3? S '""iC Sixty Cents per Pair, to Five Dollars! ' Just Received at The Leading Dry Goods and Clothing House of the Oitjr- . II COOPER'S 9 517 and 521 Third St. Astoria. Choice Oolong, English breakfasts, Yonng Hysons and Japan Teas in bulk and packages. The Finest of Blends. TlIOMP.sOX it Ross. Large Mock of Oil, Alcohol and Gaso line Stows at Noe & Scnllcy. I'fiiiember tho Austin house at the S nu!o s.s open tin year 'round. "iYcinh:ii'iN IJ-f. Ami Fice hunch at the Telephone Sa loon, ." cents. Semi-Annual Clearance 0 A I f M k" in Real Estate. ll Acies, close to river and street car line. Onlj S500 per acre, for a few days only. $5,000 can be made on this property within three months. wiiyjto & itm Odd Fellows' Building, "Oxo3s27 ASTORIA, OR , A 0 Fine Shoes; French Kids, The confidence of people who hac tried Hood's Sai.saprilla, iu this prepar- ...I.,. i..... r..:i.i .. .i.:... .1 1 Luulow S LadlCr. ...00 whatcvcVfrmu oiher mi&C" ! ,hln!nH""! cacs caused bv impure hloml or low ,u ' '0"'""',-u's' stale of the system it is unsurpassed. AU the Choicest Delicacies, made by only first-clas men at the Seaside Look at the Cooking and Heating Oil ; iJakcry. Stoves at Xoc &SculIty. i J Good Goods and low rates at the Sea- Ordi-r jour Cikes for (lic-Uh of duly i side IJakcry. at the Columbia Baker. . ,. . 77," , , " , - - i Talk is cheap. We lead, others fol- Thc latest .stvlf ol fiiu Uoot-s and , low. Try the home made bread at the -.Suns at 1. .1. Goodman' & Co.'. Oregon IJakcry, and judge for yourself. Women's Ways ere Winning. - zf Wk Hotting Succeeds Lite y ss v vx- wk Deep Gut ! IN Lots in Case's Astoria Are if on Sail AT TIIE OFFICE OF TIIE Astoria Real Estate Co PRICKS FROM 8150 TO $250 EACH. TERMS- One-Half Cash ; the Balance in Six and Twelve Months. All Departments. Sacrifice s Lager Beer ! JL,HOO jKII.ItS. Hut Sho Got I!. A Sample of T.ot liTs Daily 1"op1h'i1. Only those who have tried it can know vrliot it is that prompts one to fend 1,500 miles for it to Kt't it JiKaln. Here is another of many such instance: Dsai: Sins: I Mnd $R, for which plcac re turn a half dozen of our vegetable sar-apa-rilla. 1 lfae moved here from Sierra City, Cl. I took three lxttles before leaving, hence I cnd all the way hack to California for more. It was just before I left Sierra Citv, about a year ago, that I began to feel ery inferable. Mysfcin zr. very yellow, and I. whs all pains aud aches, especially un der in v sliouldtrrs aud in my head. The doc tor said It was my liver, and gave me some medicine which relieved me somewhat One of mv neighlwrs happened in and told me she had Marled to Jake Joy's Vegetable Sar-aparilla, and adrfecd me to try It. I did. and with iuch good cfl'ect that I now feel like a new being. 1 have persuaded one of mv neighbors here to take it, so part of this is"for her aud part for ravself. MItS. GKO. DELHRIDGE, Butte City, Montana. The reader, who has not tried it, has no idea w hat the vegetable juices in this remedy will do for disordered systems. SUCCESS. So ?aid llulu cr. that greatest of novelists, and ho never Fpoko more truly, and ho might liavo added with cpml force, that Merit ii Use I"?senco of Success. v. ilon3 llobcrtine is tho syno j yui of merit, and ib? history is ruccc-s. Tho magical cflcqtsofthis prescription bae been attested by thousands of the leading ladies of society end tho htago. It ii tho only aiticle over discovered which gives'a Natural and Beautiful tint to tho complexion, removing all roughness of the face and arms, and leaving the skin soft, smooth and velvety. It has long been tho study of chemists to i rodnco an firli.ln I linf iiliilnif irmi1t Klnn- PURE AS VjHILDHOOD have the merit of being harmless, n but theso two important qualities AN. U riO wcro never brought together unlil p.iniliino.1 in "Wisdom's Robertino. Harmless as Dew Drops ,Vi,ncM- WHAT SOME PEOPLE SAY PREPONDERANCE OF EVIDENCE. The abovoaro but a few ofthciuinv like testimonials which wo havo from prominqnt ncoplo from different sections of tho United State5, but lack of spaco forbids our pub.isning moro here. Suffice to say that thoso given embraco tho opinions of even lady who has used this delightful preparation. Vo court correspondence from any who may question tup gen uineness of tho testimonial? here given. nd solicit it from others who may wish any further information regarding WISDOM'S RO"SiaiHE powder. 7V i-v? J-ivJL KJ ViOLET CRtANl. Price 10 cents each. Thcso Dclibtful Toilet Articles aro sold by the following druguists : J. W. Conn. J.C.Gcment. K. W. Strieker. Th. Olsen. N Clothing Fine Ties. 3 for $1 Mcr. Wisdom & Ce: ("enllemen Al though il is cry nnu-nal for mo o use any lotions or wash's, still in answer to your ro quet. 1 have tried Wisdom's Violet Cream and Kobertine. Tho former I consider cs t.'cially efficacious in cases of roughnoss of tho skin, and I hae uod it every ibiy for the last fortnislic 1 havo found your Kober tinoan excellent preparation for rcunivins sunburn t.m and the effects of cold wind, beat. etc. i'lease send mo at once a t'ozen botlIc3 each, llobcrtine and Violet Cream, .as I am lcaiiis for Kuropo Saturday week. Yours faithfully, hii.M i: b worn v. Chicago, November IHth. Mr- Wisdom' DcarSir I beg to thank you for tho delightful and refreshing "Kohertino' yoji so kindly sent me. I have used tho toilet preparations of tho ino-l celebraictl Manu facturers of London and I'arR but consider jour"lfobcrlino" their superior in point of purity and excellence Wi-hingyou tho un boitndKl success iu dccrvo, I remaui. Fait hfully yours, Km si a A hbott. Ismond. August 11. IRS. Mr. W. M. Wisdem: Dear Sir-Your Scptombor 1. 1837. Dear Mr. Wisdom Many thanks for tho box of "Kobortino l'owdor." I havo used it for tho ftago, aIo for tho street, and find it almost impossible to dotect. Tho "IJobcr tino" and 'Kohertino 1'owdcr" aro requisite to any lady's toilette, and a poitivo boon to tho pcoplo in the profession. Your truly, Ktiiel Brasdov. San rranci'co, September 15, 16SS. Mr. Wisdom : Dear Sir I havo tho plea sure to acknowlcso tho receipt of a bottlo of your famous "Jtobcrtino." 1 havo used it at tho theater, and find it to be all that is claimed for it. It has a warmer flesh tint than most of tho washes, and is both agreeable and harmless to the skin. Very sincerely yours. Puokeb D.VV1ES. Lyceum Theater. X. Y , August 1, 1SS0. Dcir Sir I havo given your "Kobertine" a fair trial, and tako great plcasuro in writing you, and frankly confess that I think "Wis dom's ''Kobertine" 'to ho less harmful and more pleasant to uso thin any lotion 1 havo ever tried. I havo tho honor to remain. Very sincerely, Cn vklottu TnTELCK. See My Windews: Call In and Save Money. HermanWis The Live Clothier and Hatter, In the Occident Hotel Bl'd'g. Is the Choice of the Connoisseur. Superior Facilities for Shipping in Car Load Lots. Orders for any quantity to be directed to H. WEINKABD, Portland, Oregon. Corner 'i'lvclflli and K. Telephone 72. P. O. Box 405. Jeffs Re staurair SECOND STREET, OPPOSITE TELEPHONE LANDING. Is Mow Open. THE ORCHESTRA 7 r. ai. Will play Selections from HC0 till 2. and from 5:30 till 25-ot 3VIO-tls Private Entrance for Ladies. staurant. The sloop Annie, owned by the smncxrler Holte, wlio was shot and tilled while resisting capture, has been taken to Port Townsend, where sho underwent a thorough examination. Several secret compartments have been discovered in the hull, nil filled with pure alcohol. "We take this means of returning thanks to tho gallant firemen and many friends that helped to save our furniture from the lire. Mrs. Jko. Feelt and Family. The Little Dandy Xoe &SculIey. Alcohol Stove al JcfTs new restaurant, is Ihc show place of the town. Ice cream at JelFs now restaurant. Trivatc entrance. TeIeplioncloclis iEouse. Best Beds in town. Itooms per night 50 and 25 cts., per week Si.50. lcw and clean. Private entrance. Fresh fruits and vegetables leceivcd every day at Thompson' & Ross' Aitii:t(i!tt'cmcut. I have this day sold to W. L. Holms my interest in store GH Third street. riianuing me puuuc ior pii-st l.ivur and soliciting the same for my suc cesor. Eebd Fkiikkt.!.. Kobertino" was ;o hishly ?ioi;en of in San Leaam Physicians also Hava Their Say. Francisco, and a lady friend induc:l mo to uuaxujciuuuouuui. j..-..j try u. It 13 very lino nnU an excellent appli cation for whitening and beautifying Hio f-co and liand. Tho Kobertine I'owdcr is Io lishtful. Very truly. 1'asxy Davkxpost. Juno 1. 1N57. CnicaM. January 31. 1SSS W. M. Wisdem: l)ear Sir As you ro fiucsted. I havo examined tho formula of your toilet preparation, called "Jtobertino." i can assuro you that tho increments aro uotn To Mr. W. M. Vido:n : Bear Sir 1 havo b'and and harmless, and that tho compound tried your 'Kobertin9." It is excellent, and would form an excellent application in lrri- I shall be i leased to ro:ommend it to all my lady friends. Dcl'ovo mo, your truly. KlIKl. AprilT.lSsT, Dear Mr. Wisdom I have tried your "iJobcrline," and it jrives mo innch idcuuro to say that it is excellent for tho complexion, being ono of tho best articles of tho Kind I havo over nsed Yours finccrcly, Z. TnKr.KM.r. November ?( 1SS7. Mr isdom : Dear Sir 1 consider your "llobertino," for tho complexion, tho finest UIl. II1U llUUIk PH.l''i nil preparation J. have ovcrusod. it is pertcctiy '" v..fch tatcd conditions of tho skin. Yours truly. Arthur Deax Ijevax. il. v., Prof, of anatomy. Rush Medical Collcgo and l. A. SnrBeon, U. S M. II. S. March 25. 1SSS. Thi- is to certify that I havo examined tho constituents of Mr. W. M. Wisdom's toilet preparation designated "Robertino." I con sider it a safo and elegant articlo, and ono destined to tako tho placo of tho many dan gerous compounds now in tho market. 1 D. EoniirELL. M. D.. Prof. Medical Chemistry and Climatology; JcjTs Bis ShuiLij- Dinner. Jeff gives his first grand Sunday din ner in his magnificent new restaurant to-day. Orchestra from 12:. no to 2 and 5 to i:.?0. Hurrah for Ihc Fourth I July, When everybody will celebrate with -"Fi-cworks. purchased from F.Feirell's large assortment of. JComan uanuies, Sky Kockcts, Torpedoes, Pin Wheels, Nigger Chasers, Boys' Pifetols, and all tinds nf Fireworks. The finest slock In the city to select from, and at prices to SUit tllC lUOSt lasuuious cusiumi'i iumo carl v and have your pick. armless, and 1 am suro no lady's toilet i3 comploto without it. Yours respectfully, Maud Ui:axgi;o. Victoria. B. C, November 20, 18S7. My dear Mr. Wisdom You havo ro ison to feel proud of tho success of "ISobcrtinc." I havo used it constantly for a year, uod find it beautiful a.nd beneficial for tho complexion. It possesses all tho qualities you claim for It, and I havo much plcasuro in recommending it. Tho "Kohertino Powder," your latest ad dition to tho Artistic toilet, makes a charm inc finish, and is worthy of its companion "Kobortino." Yours truly, Jkaxik Wisston. Juno 9, 18SS. Dear Sir I havo tried a bottlo of your Kobertino" for tho complexion, and find it a March 10. 1SSS. Dear Sir I havo made a chemical exami nation of your toilet articlo called "Kubcr ticc," and find it to bo composed of harmless ingredients, and well adapted to tho purposo for which you recommend it. W. 11. Savlor. M D.. l'rof. Theory and Practico of Medicintf, Medical Department, Stato University. Note What tho Celebrated Chemists of San rrancisco Say. San T?ranciBco, Juno 29, 18S). Messrs. W. M. Wisdom Sc Co. : Dear Sir Wo havo mado an oxhanstivo chemical analysis oFap.1mnlnnrWlnTn'''Ko'betino.,, obtained by us in tho public market, and find Atacrortiu Hotel. L. R. Abercromblo, Prop. Finest and Most Convenient Summer Resort IN SEASIDE. Every Room Hewly Ptirrisliecl. Private Eooras for Pamilies. AND TOURISTS. Transient Custom Solicited. TERMS, KEASONABLE. The only Ahcrcromble Hotel at Seaside, Oregon. W. VF V513&i!C, F0:. "Enlarged and Hefitted to ATeet the Popular Demand.g3 N THE CITY. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY! There is no occasion lor the miwt fa&tidt ous of our citizens to send to Portland or San Francisco for Custom Made Clothes As they can pet JJetter Fits. Better Work manship, ami for less Money. By Leaving their Orders with MEANY. Mew Goods bv Every Steamer. Call and see him and satisfy yourself. P. J. Meany. Merchant Tailor. Shoalwater Bay and Eastern Oysters. Private Rooms For Dinner Parties, Etc. JIE.VDS COOKED TO ORDER. THIRD STIiSET, Tla fl ffi&ffitf ASTORIA, OR ii Land Co. Where Property Is Left For Sale. The Oregon Bakery A. A. CLEVELAND, Frop'r. fiooi Bread, Cafa and. Pastry None but the Best Materials Used. Satisfaction Guaranteed Customers Bread delivered In any pare of the city. Drink Knickerbocker bottled fcecr. mUaliSSmhWs the ll to b, ff"n all Dofeonoas and deleterious ishnllu.onoothe, Sincerely your, . on for tho face. Yours gj & .ieb jjmri Analytical Chemiata. J. B. Wyatt, DELVLEES IN Hardware and Ship Chandlery, Turo OH, Bright Varnish. Binacle Oil, Cotton t).inva, Ileran Hall Twine, Lard Oil. Wrought Iron Spikes, Galvaiuzeu cut jniuis. Agricultural Implements, Sewing Machines, Taints, Oils, Grrooeriesi "EStc. Salesman. AN ENERGETIC MAN WANTED TO push our manufactures on this ground. One of our agents earned Oj200 la 'S9. Ad dress, r. 0. Bdx 1371 , New York, Corner Third and Olney Sts., ASTOEIA, For Desirable Acreage Or INSIDE PROPERTY. OREGOK. T1 & Goodenough, m - p. O. Box 3. 4r KEEPS IJS STOCK TnE W Call on or Address Leinenweber SECOND ST., Nearrostoffice. - FLYi, The Tailor Finest Woolen Goods for Suitings. All the Latest Styles He buys for Cash at Eastern Trices. 'lie Guarantees the Best Workmanship or all -Garments. Call and see for yourself. Earth Block, ASTORIA. OB. a ---V2SSii ?a -ire' .H jyvrtttmifr c- J a--. ' i&sg&&ti&m S,-LiXU Tnr.- -
