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River.
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Fix ia Br stt. KM, Lireoool.
Kmwssranaaure, Ur Sp. 14SS. Tenafe.
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vij i.HA.O.1!. W. will be held
r .Hi.. I'yUiian Cisllc, on
am. Ml each week, nt 7 o'clock.
' ben!rr m roouTUtndinK.nd
l..tier are invited to attend, l.i-
Jl X ones ftftveu niinute.s before
' ' jtflb nraeUttg. Uv order M. V.
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ITS. t .(i-t No. u. I. O. O. F., at the
sK i xlir OdA Kelkw; UuiMin, at
s r m ou tbe kOj4tud jind fourth
H- -. wk MMKiik. SojoiiruinK breth
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As ttBuHdiug&IiOaii.&S5ociatiou
rc.: ;r..,JIJAlt JIKKTINGS OF TIUS
JL -s aiita h-p hdid at S p.m.. on the
t i --.iajr rf twob. nioiulu OJiieeon
-; v; r . m;4t if Clienamus.
W. U JtOKB.
Secretary.
j ara tJouncii.
f .v L ;: MKKTIKtSS. SHC0XI) AND
JL. : i.t .. i"Ja othih of each month
h; ; t cx K.
oi,ttw.iMiKMtf; tv have matters acted
ik.i Jy t!:.;Cuiirt.ai any regular :neet-
.. .-4 nivt Ui same to Hie Auditor
. .c: ' . oa or before the Fndav eveninp:
wi. r i. ;a 1 oevliiy oti which the Council
L-i .- . renrliu- Mieotuiir.
rUOS.S.JEWElT,
Auditor and Police Judge.
Prom Terminal or Interior Points
the
Men Pacific Railroad
Is the Line to TaUe
To Ail Points East and South.
Ills The
IHniitgCar Route. ItrunsTlirougU
Vcstlbulcd Trains Ercry Day
In tlic Year to
ST. PAUL and CHICAGO.
No Chango of Cars,
Composed of Dining-Cars unsurpassed.
Pullman BraiviiigRooin Sleepers
Of latest Equipment
Tourist Sleeping Cars
Best that can be constructed and In which
accommodations are both Free and
rurnislicd to holders of First or
Second-class Tickets, and for
Elegant Day Coaches.
A Continuous Ijinc Connecting with
All .Lines, affording IMrect and
Uninterrupted. Service.
Pullman Sleeper Reservations
Can be Secured In Advance through any
Agent of the Koad.
Through Tickets
To and from all Points In America, England
and Europe can be purchased at any
Ticket Oilice of this Company.
Full information concerning rates, time of
trains, routes and other details furnished on
application to any agent, or
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
No. 121 First St.. cor. Washington,
Porllaud, Oregon.
ASTOKIA KKTAlt. IHARllKT.
Portland and Coast S. S. Co.
GRAYS HARBOR.
STR. ALLIANCE. Sails from Port
land every Thursday at 7 r. JL; and
from Astoria the following morning. Laud
ing at Hoquiam, Aberdeen, Cosmopolls and
Alontesauo.
SHOALWATER BAY.
STR. DOLPHIN. Sails from Portland
on lt and 15th of cacli month, landing at
North Cove, South ltcnd, Wiliapaaud Bay
Center.
F. R. STRORG. President.
C P. UPSHUB, Agent Astoria.
The Str. Telephone
.&ss
Portland and A.sloria.
Tlmo Table.
Lc:hck .Ivtnria:
Tu-sJavs, Tliuisd ivs a :1 Saturdays at
G A. M.
Arrives at Asteria:
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at
: p. m.
Leaves erfIatid:
Mondays, Wedncsdajs and Fridays at
A 31
I. E. & W. Co.
WO- -i t)F PKACriCAL ClVfL,
ia. -hwel,Minin-liUij;inccring.hiirvey-iC,
'TMybtiitc ArrJrtecture, Assaing
ani TTavfeattatL. no1. Serond Stieet, Port
land. Or, mmI 72S Mxi-kel St.. San Francisco,
C:. E-4bWalitdiM a Yaxdi:uNah.w
IVrv .setMl for otvoular.
T!IK SIKAMEhS
uGcn. Cjuiby' or "Siiomi"
I?avo Astoria dail-i at8A.M forTanzy
Pomu Fr. Mevens and Hwaco. connecting
wi'h railroad running north at 10 A. in. and
it with boats on Slioal water Bay, lor South
Bcuri, Sniisliii.e, Nurili Coe" and otliei
points tltrough to(ias liaruir.
South. Bound Trains
ftart Prom
Wahcotta and Seaiand
At 1 I. IT!., Daily, Councctinr
IVitlt Steamer For Astoria
And IViiit Jlloat For
Portland.
Sj. A. Luomis, R. V. Egbert,
President. Superintendei.t.
Joint R. Goultcr, Sec
Salesman.
AN ENEIJGETIC MAN WANTED TO
Hk. pnh our manufactures on th:s ground.
One of our agents earned S5, 200 in VJ. Ad
dress P. O. Box 1371, New York.
Flour per bbl S4.004.50.
Wheat, per cental SL40Sl.fi5
Oats, " S1.401.G5
Bacon, sides per lb, 12 cts.
Shoulders, l2rcLs.
Breakfast 1?17
Hams, " 1417cLs.
Lard, 12015 cts.
Beef,10lScLs.
Mutton, 710 cts.
Pork, 101 Sets.
Veal, 1015 cts.
Butter, per roll rCiGH'Z cts.
Ercs, per dozen 3543 CL.
PoLitocs, l cents per lt
Cheese, per lb 1 340 cts
Cornmeal, per lb 3J44 cts.
Oatmeal, " nicLs.
Beans, " 37 cts.
Coffee, ,s 2Ti40c.
Tea, ' 23iK)cis!v ,
Kice, " 78 cts.
Sugar, " S10cLs.
SjTup, per gallon U)c (mc
Onions, lK2Kc
Apples dried per lb 12K1G cLs.
Peaches " " 12X"cls.
Plums, " 10 (20- :.
Candles, per lb 122T cLs.
Chickens, each 73 cts.
Hay, per ton S18S2.";.
Hides, per a 4 10 cts.
Honey, per callon S1.13.
Oils, per fiallon, boiled linseed, 8Zi
niw linseed. 80c: coal oil. :s3c: IardSL2T
TIME SCHEDULE.
Astoria & South Coast Railway:
jLeara; Lv. Clateop
Via Steamer Astoria Beach.
Electric 9 :00 a.m. 8 :10 A.M.
Electric 3:00 p.m. 1:15 p.m.
) Dally except Sunday and Monday.
() Dally except Sunday.
Notice of Guardian's Application
1I10K LICENSE TO SELL REAL ESTATE
? of his wards.
To Martha Rowland, Arthur Rowland and
all other persons interested In the estate of
Enos Rowland, deceased :
Take notice that Wm. Tage, as guardian
of the minor heirs of said Euos Rowland,
deceased, has filed his petition tor license
tosell a specified part of thcical estate be
longing to said Knos Rowland estate situ
ated in the County ot Clatsop, Oregon ; you
are hereby notified and required to appear
before the County Court, at the Court House
In Astoria, in said county and state of Ore
gon, on the 3rd day of November, 1890. at
two o'clock in the afternoon of said day to
show cause why a license should not be
granted for the sale of such real estate.
Given tins 23th dav of September. 1890.
C. A. MeGUlttE,
dtd County Judge.
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICK AT OREGON CITY
Oregon, Oet.4lh.lSK).
Notice is hereby given iliat the following
named settler has liled notice of her inten
tion to make final proof in support of her
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the Kegisler and Receiver of the lT. S
Land O'Vceat Oregon City, Oregon, on Nov.
15th. 18D0, iz : Mis. S. Colics, Pre t-inptiou
1). S , No. 70ib. for the NE of seclion 'Si,
T5N, R7W, W.M.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous lesidence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz. : Edward ISnr
chard. Whalen C. Grnil, Hiram Groff and
William P.. Marye, all or Jewell, Clat-op
Couutv. 'recou.
J. T, APPERSON,
15 lU-glster.
For Sale.
milE STEAMIilt EDITH WILL BE SOLD
JL -cheap f.ir cah. Her dimensions are :
78 7-10 feet long, i7 7-10 feet wide, and 9 3-10
feet deep. hlic4s in good order. Kor fur
ther panlcuiars apply to Van Duseu & Co.,
Astona, Or., or J. (J. Megler, Prookfield,
Washington.
-Notice.
A LL PEKS'INS HAYING ACCUlTN'IS
JLsl agaiut the e.-.tate of the late I liilu
Callender are hereby noli lied to present tlie
s-inio to ii' e for settlement forthwith.
M. P. CALLENDER.
Kuappton, Wash.
August 5th, 1600.
Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
the ltilli day of October, 1&0. 1 to k up
a )-iray bull ot the following descriptien:
Color, brown, white spo's on lump and
Uil ; about four 3 ears old. And after ad
vertising 1 lie. 'ame for the t me specified in
Section 3399. of Hill's Code. 1 will deliver
said uulHo thtislicnli 01 Clatsop County to
be sold at public auction, to satisfy all coMs
and accruing costs, if said costs aie not paid
by the owner at such tune.
1 BEFRMAN,
Dated at Astoria. Or., October 23. 1690.
Notice to the Public.
miHS IS 10 NOTIFY ALL WHOM IT
X mayc ncern thatG. S. Garthee Is man
ager ft the Globe Saloon, No. 53. on Main
street. Astoria, and from Hi's date he will
be liable for all claims, against the business
of the Globe Saloon, and will collect all bills
due it.
I hereby tender my thanks to all my old
customers, and bespeak the same good will
for in. successor that I have enloved.
CHltls WEJEN.
Astoria, October 23. 1890,
I prescribe Mid fu!l.
endorse lilt: H a lb
only speclrlc for tli ectr
tnincureonntsciwase
O.n. INOHAIIAM.M
Amsterdiim, N.
We nave sold U G Jw
many yean, and it ha;
-ziven mo oesioi nm
faction.
I), it. Dyche &. Co..
Cbtcaeo. IE
1. SoldbyDrujaist"
Sold by J. W. Oobc, Astorik, Oresoa.
JmKCcrtt la CaB
BP TO b Ui.TS.E
BfQoxatoed set tow
EX Wrdenljbyti
ISlXTuaChtrlalCo.
Olilo.V
inttt i.r.
THE 5AYY YARD SITE,
Land Has Been Botiei Hear Port
Orcliara.
KOCATIOy IS l)OT7IiTT,i:SS ji.ldj:.
Tbo uavj' yard and dry dock com
missioners are paying a great deal of
attention to Port Orchard, and their
recent action would indicate that the
navy yard and dry dock might ulti
mately be located there.
In a talk had yesterday with C. N.
Noyes, hotel keener at Trncylon, ho
said that on Thursday last, A. F.
Shiou'e of the Kitsap county Pioneer
notifled him and other land owners
that the commissioners desired to
meet them the next day at 31 o'clock
on board the Manzanita.
At the appointed hour on Friday the
land owners were on board the Man
zanita. They were met by the com
missioners and Capt. Sclfridge made a
speech to the assemblage, stating that
the government desired to bond the
land which was bonded last year for a
navy yard which amounted to about
1,700 acres; also that it was the desire
to bond some more land in the vicin
ity of lake Kitsap.
In all. some 2,400 acres were to bo
bonded. The commission appointed
A.F1. Shroufeasits representative to
appraise the land which it proposed to
bond. The settlers appointed Sheriff
Joseph Pitts to represent their inter
ests and the two gentlemen named
called Joseph Blakeley in to assist
them in their labors. By this time
the land is about all bonded.
Among those who bonded their land
to the government are M. Daily, who
bonded 1G0 acres at S100 an
acre; Warren Smith, 203 acres
at $100 an acre; Howard
Kimball, bonded his land for S10 an
acre, Skymen Bros, at S25 per acre
and others at different prices.
In no instance was any money paid
to the settlers. The bonds hold for a
period of two years, but it does not
prevent those who have bonded the
land from selling to a third party pro
vided it is made subject to the bond.
The commissioners have spent consid
erable time in the vicinity of Port
Orchard in the past seven or eight
days, and it looks very much as though
they aro determined to strongly rec
ommend Port Orchard as the site for
the navy yard and dry docks. Seattle
Telegraph, 23.
Koticc.
GODS BLESSING TO HUMANITY
So Says an Oregon Pioneer .Ninety
Years Old.
Forest Grovk. Or., March ID. L
have used the OREGON KIDNEY
TEA and obtained immediate relief.
It is God's blessing to humanity. I take
pleasure in recommending it to the
afflicted. I am now nearly ninety years
out, came to Oregon in 1S42 in the em
. llll' i,fJl W4bll
DAVID MUNROE.
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A CIRCDS TRAIN WBECiv5D.
Several itlen and Horses Killed
Engines Damaged.
Special to The Astoktax.I
Macon, Ga., Oct 28. Barnum's
circus train of five sections, left Macon
this morning at 6 o'clock for Athens,
five miles from Monticello. The
trainmen lost control of the tliird sec
tion on a long down grade and it ran
into tho real of the second- section on
the end of which was the cook's car,
preceded by a car containing soma
horses. A man named Kelly in the
car was killed and another man was
badly hnrt. Eight horses in the for
ward car were killed. Two engines
pulling the third section were derailed
and badly damaged as were six or
eight cars following. The fireman of
the first engine was instantly killed.
The engineers of both engines and the
other firemen jumped.
A FATAL RUNAWAY.
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Ihavoljeena creat sufferer from
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Office, 44 Hurray St., xlew York.
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One Lady Killed and Another
Seriously Injured.
Speci J to The Astoijiax.1
Washington, Oct 28. One of tho
most tragic runaway accidents that
has taken pl?ce in Washington for
many years occurred this afternoon.
Mrs. Margaret Gantt and her daughter
started for a drive, and had proceeded
but a short distance when the horse
became frightened and started off on
a run. Mrs. Gantt jumped from the
carriage and was killed. Her daughter
also jumped and sustained serious
injuries.
STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
A Prominent Kansas City IWnn
Instantly Killed.
Special to The Astoria, j
Kansas Crrr. OK oq nnnrOU tt.i-
wood, one of themostnotedwing shots
in moBiate, president ot tho Kansas
Cltv Drivinp- Pnrlr AosvMntior. ;i
president of the gun club was driving
across tho Chicago and Alton railroad
track at Fifteenth street at G o'clock
mis morning when Ins buggy was
struck by the west bound passenger
train killing Mr. Underwood instantly.
A L10117 Wrestle.
Special to The Astorian
San Francisco, Oct. 2S. In a
wrestling match between M. McLeod,
the Olympic club champion and Tom
Mclrernv. the Trisli nl)nmm'nn Tir-
Leodwon two falls. Tho first' bout
lasted three hours and forty-seven
minutes. Tho second bout six minutes.
The audience was much dissatisfied
and ran the refnrpA nnr. nt rn i,oii
McLeod had his right ankle broken
oy iucirerny.
Strike of Steam Fitters.
Special to The AsToniAVJ
r.CmcAGO, Oct 28. Every steam
fitting establishment in Chicago is
idle, the union men and ninety per
CCnt of tho non-nrnnn rrmn nr nn n
strike'whichTjegan yesterday.
Children Ory for Pitcher's Castoria
tVhen Baby was sick, wo gave her Castoria.
5Vbcn she was a Child, sho cried for Castoria,
iVaen she becamo 3Uss, cho clung to Castoria,
J7h en sho had Children, she gave them Castorit
A most useful electrical street sign
has comejinto use in England. A
light brass frame-work is fitted with
opaquo glass bearing the signs de
sirtd the name of a firm, a railway
stajion'or a theater, as tho case may
bo These tablets aro visible by day
as well as by night, and a3 the ob
struction to light is inapnrecrable,
they are becoming as popular as they
are effective.
Will be paid to any competent chemist who will
Crd, onanalysla, a particle of Mercury, Potash,
or other poisons In Swlf t'a Specific (S. S. S.)
AN EATING SORE
Henderson, Tcs., Aug. 3, 1399. "For eigh
teen montbn I had an eating aora on my tongue.
I was treated by the best local physicians, bet
obtained no relief, the Eoro gradnally gro'wlas
worse. I concluded finally to try S. S. S., rjil
was entirely cared after ula a few bottJca.
Yon havo my cheerful permission to publish thz
shove statement for tho bcncCt of these slmUarlj
nilllctcd." C. B. JIcLni:ora:, IIcndcrson,Tcx.
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