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"VTtOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
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Astwta. Sept. lG. 1800. d-6t
Kotice.
lVTnEIS nSKEBY GIVEN THAT ON
iX xUr lk day f October, 18M, I to-k up
txw bull of the following description :
Coin-. m.wa, white spots on rump and
lai? . ..Vt fiar years old. And after ad
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Seww saw. of Hill's Code I will deliver
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be H l i-ubllc auction, to satisfy all costs
ana aorirtng cos:-, if said costs arc not paid
l Urn rat such time.
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Overland. Route.
East bound from Portland : "No. -2 Lim
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Main Lino. Nos. 1 and 2, "The Limited
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XO PORTLAND.
The steamr Bonlia leaves at C A. M.. Mon
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siue. -
The steamer R. II Thompson leaves As
toria at 8 p. m. on Sunday. Wednesday and
Friday. From Portland at 11 30 r. M., on
i uesuay, xuursaay ana saturaay.
Astoria and San Francisco
SAX FRAXCISCO TO ASTORIA.
STKAMKR DAY. PATH.
State of California. Tuesday . Nov 4
Oregon ... Saturday.. .. 8
Columbia Wednesda " ....12
State of Califomid. Sunday " .......16
Oregon . .. Thursoay. " ......20
Columbhi Mondaj'.. " . .21
State of California- Friday " .....'ii
A.TORIA TO SAX FRANCISCO.
CTKAMKlt. DAY. j DATK.
Oregon ...... ...... Sunday ... Nov.... 2
Columbia Thursday .. ....... C
State of California- Monday...... " ..... 10
Oregon Friday " ......14
Coluniltl.-u. Tuesday " ....U
State of, Califoruia- Saturday -. " .-22
Oregon . Wednesday " .........26
Columbia Sunday " 30
TI.1EES SCHEDULE.
Astoria & South Coast Railway.
Leave Lv. Clatsop
Via Steamer Astoria Beach,
Electric 9 :00 a.m. 8:V)A.M.
Electiic S3 :00 r. m. SI : iJ r. K.
() Daily except Sunday and Monday.
(S) Daily except Sunday.
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xitfet Atrin.aud from this date ho will
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of uie !4Mr SaIo'n, and will collect all bills
div n
I Ie t'M tender my thanks to all my old
c3skmrs. and cpeak the same good will
! la Nccessor that I Iiave cnldved.
CIIKI WEJEN.
ANta1a. Octibox 23. 1600,
Dissolution of Partnership.
THIS IS TO NOTIFY ALL "WHOM CT
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1Tr,j:tJine Letween Earnest Loll and
LLtreSs this day dissolved. Tke bHsi-)s-wfil
!? continued by L. Larscn who will
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Asta:ia.Otf 17, 155)
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STR. ALLIANCE. Sails from Port
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from Astoria the following morning. Laud
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Montesano.
SHOALWATEE BAY.
STR. DOLPHIN. Sails from Portland
on 1st and 15th of cach'nfonth, landing at
North Cove, South Beud, Wlllapa and Bay
Center.
F. R. STBOi-tG, President.
C.P. UPSHUR, Agent Astoria.
The Str. Telephone
Portland and Astoria.
Timo Table.
LcaTOS Anterla:
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays at
0 A. M.
Arrives at Asteria:
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at
3r. m.
Leaves I'erLIaud:
Mondays, Wednesdajs and Fridays at
A.M
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" THE STEAMERS
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LeaTC Astoria daily at 8 A.M. forTanzy
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with railroad running north at 10 a. m. and
it with boats on Shoal water Bay, for South
Bend, Sunshine, North Cove and other
points through to Gray's Harbor.
South Bound Trains
Start From
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At 1 P. Itt., Daily- Connecting
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And. Night IBoat For
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President. Superintendent.
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ASTORIA VINDICATED.
Notice.
ALL PERSONS HAVING ACCOUNTS
UL against the estate of the lata Phllo
C&Uender are hereby notified to present the
same to ma for settlement forthwith.
M. P. CALLENDEE,
Knappton, Wash.
August 6th, 180.
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Sheriff Smiti is InterrtBrt ly An
"flrepian" R'epris?. .
Till: JIUS'CO KELLY CASK AGAfX.
The impression previ.il in Porilaml
thai. A-toria citizcbs and rfliciais are
prejudices! ngaiust Portland sailor
boarding fconsc keeiiers in general and
"Bunko" Kelly in particular. Sheriff
Smith -was interviewed there and in
yesterdaj'js Urcyonian appears the
folio wiug acceunt:
Sheriff H. A. Smith, cf Astoria, was
in town yesterday and lelt last night
for home. He will come up again
to-night with the two witnesses de
sired here in the examination of
"Bunko" Kelly before Jndgo Deady.
Their names are Alfred Annstroun
and William Kelly.
Mr. Smith wa3 talking to a reporter
yesterda3-, and claims that a false im
pression has been created to the effect
that he is allied with the sailor boarding-house
gang of Astoria. Ho also
denies that the sailor boarding-house
people had put up the job to have
Kelly arrested by arranging for a
shanghai story to bo made up.
Mr. Smith says that the Asioria
boarding-house people had no knowl
edge whatever, of the arrest of Kelly.
It was at 5 o'clock last Saturday that
he was called aboard the Noddlcbwn
to see the sailor Kelly, and Kelly told
him that ho had been unfairly dealt
with, and so the sheriff took him back
to see the captain. When the captain
had heard his story, he grew out of
patience with his sailor, and told him
ho had better go. So Sheriff Smith
took him to jail, and gave orders to his
jailor not to allow any one to see him.
Theso instructions, Air. Smith says,
have been carried out to the letter,
and nouo of tho Astoria gang, so
called, have been near Kelly sinco he
was put in jail, or anybody else.
Commenting upon Officer John
Byrnes's testimony before Judge
Deady, Mr. Smith says that while
Byrnes swore thatKelly and Armstrong
signed articles, as a matter of fact
they did not but that iielly was to
assume the name of ono Putman and
Armstrong some Italian name agreed
upon. He says also that Officer
Stuart acted in a very obstrepous
manner in the court room at Astoria,
essaying to instruct both the court
and the prosecuting attorney in their
duties.
"There is no truth," said Sheriff
Smith, "in the accusation that I have
been encouraging or in any way
standing in with tho boarding house
people there. "When I was deputy
marshal I brought more men to an
swer for irregular proceedings than
any man ever holding that office, and
I am now at loggerheads with tho
whole outfit I haye no favors to pay
back to anybody, and am simply try
ing to do my official duty in this
matter. I am positive, also, that the
Astoria boarding houso people had no
hand in this last offense of "Bunko"
KellyV.
"It has been charged by iveiiy and
printed in tho papers, that I used him
with unwarranted roughness in taking
him from the lail to Astoria. Kelly
was very abusive and used the most
disgraceful language to me both in
the jail and on the boat. It was nec
essary for me, therefore, to fasten him
to a log chain on the lower deck. Tho
cell he complains of being thrown
into at Astoria wes not a cell. It was
a nice room, with windows on four
sides, well furnished with a bedroom
set, washstand, eta"
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have been troubled manv vears with.
disease of the kidneys and have tried
many different remedies and have
sought aid from dinerent physidanr
without relief. About the 15th of April
I was suffering from, a very violent
cttack that almost prostrated me in
such a manner that I was bent over.
When I sat down it was almost impossible for me
Ui get up aloue, or to put en my clotlies, when
kind lYovidcnce sent Dr. Henley, with thfc
OfiliGO.V KIDNEY TEA, to my
IioteL I immediately commenced
usins: the tea. It had an almost
miraculous effect, and to the aston
sliment of all the guests at the hotel,
it a lew cays.i am nappy to state,
mat j. was a new man. I
recommend the. tea to all afflict
as I have been.
G. A. T UPPER,
Proprietor Occidental Hotel,
Saata Rosa, Cal,
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