The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, November 19, 1890, Image 2

The daily morning Astorian., November 19, 1890, Image 2

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1890)

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (8.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Textrvw1 n 'mWo?"--. '-Wfrrwfs'' C-l 1 tmca "y" i" '! ' pm up; t? gtottg totfiw. ASTORIA. OREGON: WDESOAl. -...NOVEMBER 19. 18D0 TIME'S CHANGES. "Going up and coming down" is often illustrated in the career of in dividuals in Ibis country, and a casein point wliicli furnishes a practical illustration is givon in the change of presidency of the Union Pacific, "whareiu Jay Gould succeeds Charles Fraacis Adams. "When thelatter was considered a literary man and a re former and was acting as a govern mant director of railroads, ho censured the railroad officials who were getting rich out of their positions, and strongly criticised Gould's management of Erie. In the course of time the latter, being well aware of the ability, as well as ihe social standing of Adams, as a descendant of a presidential family, place,! him in the chair of the presi dency of the Union Pacific. Time rolls on, and the grand things which were expected of Adams failed to materialize. Before ho was presi dent he maintained that the road should pay its indebtedness to the people and the government, but after assumiug the office'his views appeared to linve undergone a change, and his administration was about like that of all olbcrs in a similar position. Mean while Gould sold his stock in the road, but now he has bought in again. Time rolls on again, and the scene onco more changes. Adams vacates the chair and Gould occupies it. Thus, in the short space of a fow years these two men change places, and the one who was so sharply criticized now be come the critic and stigmatizerof the other. Read the following remarks recoally made by Gould: "Charles Francis Adams will ceaso to le president, lie has been managing the property after a fashion which sets bnsiiio.'v? wholly at naught. Under his direction the t'niou Pacific, more than any other railroad in the West, has dis tttrtKHl and upset harmony, knocked down rates and forced tho handling of business without proflt.' How much better the new president will do, remaius to bo seen, and tho rerolviug wheels of Time's chariot will not have made many revolutions ore the tenor of his administration will bo manifested and his policy out lined. rIajiBEUs of tho San Francisco logal fraternity are noted for their rapaciousuess and big fees. They also appear to bo a little greedy in the way of financial failure, as is attested by a dispatch, which states that Harvey S. Brown, one of tho shining legal lights of tho city of corporations and corruption, has failed, and his liabil ities amount to $172,000. How a San Francisco lawyer could get into debt to that amount is almost inconceiva ble, but then tho most of his creditors aro brother attorneys, tho mystery is easier solved. "We -want more greenbacks," not us of Astoria, bat the people of the specu lative East This fact lias dawned upon the administration, and a dis patch says that the powers at "Wash ington are Iryiuj; to figure out a plan .whereby the circulating medium can bs increased and "Black" days in Wnll street become a thing of the past. Gamfohxia, in addition to being called the Golden state, has a new tiUe,'The Paradise o Prize Fight ers,' -which may bo tacked on, as ono of the higher courts in that state has decided that a contest in an athletic club room does not como within the statute prohibiting prize fighting. NEW TO-DAY. Consiabie's Sale. STATK OF OKEON, COUNTY OF CLAT- I. F. Obeiy, have this day taken the fol Uwtasproj.rtv In the suit of 1 hornbury & Uf.ks vs. Cliatley Lee My Chow, to wit : Hfiy-thrc larjie hog, CmiiuII hogs, one oMk Mou, one heating &tovc. 40icks chop lsl, e mi bales ot hay. seven bales of o:it s;rw. one lame iron kettle. The above ar il art held bv virtue of an execution, jhmI will be void Wednesday afternoon. Nor. Hitfi. at 2 o'clock, on the premises of Col. .lnwtrinvlnr. smith's point, at auction, to th' highest bidder for cash. ritni) OHKKG, Constable. Astoria. Nov. IP. 1890. A Reward of $25 WII.1, UK PAID FOIl THE RECOVERY of the body of T, .T. Smith , supposed to have been drowned near Stella, Wash., on ihe oeiimg of Nov. sth. 1890. EUREKA TACKING CO. J. L. SMILEY, M'gr. Ono Night Only. Saturday, Nov. 22nd, 1890. Grand Concert ! BY LiBERATI'S Full Military Band TIic Greatest Musical Event In the History of Astoria. ni?hIid Concert Propram ol Classical and Topular Airs, also, INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS BY Prof. Aiiesandro Liberati, And II ember of his Celebrated Band. cs-rved Scats to all parts of the house, Si tSStoy Admiion - 50c 5Us on shIc Thursday morning. Nov. 20th, a. x at the Kew York Novelty Store. 9a Tlie Oregon Bakery A. A. CLETELASD, Prop'r. &oaS Broad, Caie and Pastry None bat tho i:es,t Materials rjsed. Satisfaction Guaranteed Customers Urcad !elicred m ;iy part of the city. Boss' Opera House DB. PEENTIOE. "WILIi ABRIVE KOVSIBEIt 22. Eye, Head and Bervous Diseases, At Occident Hotel, Astoria, For a Pew Days. FREE. Dr. Prentice Will Cure the First Case Of Cross-Eyrs and Epileptic Fits Free On the Day of His Arrival In Astoria. Those Who WIh to IUto the Doctor Treat Them Should Call Early, or Ther Say Lose the Opportunity. A man well known In this community writes the following interesting letter: "1 was chopping a stnmp four weeks ago, when a flying chip struck me in the eye; for a short time I was entirely blind. Then partial sight returned again. I nurtured nope and continued to treat it at home, until ten days ago, when I began to abandon hope of ever seeing perfectly again, unless some thing more than ordinary was done. 1 then counciled two of the leading Oculists of Portland, who told me one eye would have to be cut out to save the other. It did not exactly suit me to have my eye cut out, and so I sought other council. I went to Dr. Prentice, the Oculist, then at Portland, and be laughed at the idea of its being neces sary to cut my eye out; I joined in tho laugh, for it was on my side. 1 have been free from pain since the first day's visit to Dr. Prentice, and im proved steadily, and am now entirely well again. I feel safe In saying that if Dr. Prentice cannot cure a case he will always say so. Tnos. II. Foss, Gray's River, Wash. A Touching Scene Witnessed By a Portland Gentleman. One week ago we received an invita tion to witness a delicate surgical oper ation on an eye. '1 be patient was the 17-year-old daughter of Harrison Hay. For three 3'cars she bad been blind in both eyes with a cataract, and was obliged to grope her way about in total darkness. The patient, without taking chloroform, submitted to the following operation : bhc was now ready for the surgical part of the work, and we stood in breathless anxiety as Dr. Prentice placed the point of his knife at tho side of the eyeball, carefully touched the point of the cornea, then the blade entered the eye; we saw it pass through the ej'o in front of the pupil and then come out at the opjvosite side. It was then drawn upward, and a cut made of about one-third of the circumference of the ball. Another instrument was then passed in back of the pupil, and almost on the instant the girl said: "Oh, Dr. Prentice 1 can see you." This was spoken in tones well calculated to bring tears to one's eyes. From tho time the knife touched the eye until the patient could sec, it was jusfc one min ute. She was allowed to see those about her for a moment, then tho eye was closed and bandaged. In just one week after tho operation she came into our office and was able to read our paper. She also wrote a letter home, saying; "Dear parents, I can see and am happy." Mr. Jerome W. Campbell. General Superintendent of the Willamette Bridge Railway Co., saw this operation. A LETTER. From a Tatient Who Was Cured Br Br. Prentice. Portland, Or., Oct 7, 1890. To Vie Suffering: For five years 1 have suffered witn sleeplessness, ner vous debility, irritation at the base of the brain, and a terrible kidney disease. 1 had tried so many remedies that aid me no Rood that at last 1 gave up all hope of ever being a well man again. I tried many prescriptions that -were said to be sure cures, and all failed. There were many times during the past few years that I was obliged to lay off from work from two weeks to three months at a time. Lately 1 was run ning down in health very rapidly, and was alarmed. I contempla'ed leaving thispaitof tho country and trying to see it E could not get relief elsewhere. I must say that my faith in doctors was about gone; but something lead mo to visit Dr. Prentice at tho Esmond hotel. I crowded in with tho others and waited my turn, lie examined me, told me where my trouble was, and said he could cure it without m diclnc. I can't say that I really believed him, but something in his manner led me to trust him. lie gave me no medicine at all, yet from tho day of my first visit I began to improve rapidly. I now sleep as sound as a child. My memory is greatly improved. My kidney disease and brain irritation aro entirely well, my appetite splendid, and 1 now enjoy lite and perfect health. Any afflicted person wishing to learn about my case will find me. at address below. D. Dooxax, North Pacific Hotel. Portland. Eyes fitted with glasses by Dr. Prentice rvous PisraKCK That Arc Permanently Cureil By Dr. Trent Ice. Epileptic fits, Paralysis, Drunken ness (periodical). Heart disease, Kidne' disease, Asthma, Siek headache, Spinal irritation, and nervous debility in men and women. A permanent cure is made. Excitement Runs liih at.l. W. Conn's drug store over System Builder, as everybody is using it for Catarrh of .the stomach, Dyspepsia, Constipation and impure I!ood,aml to build up the system it cer tainly uossesses wonderful merit when all speak so well of It Monday Even'g, Nov. 24, '90 BENEFIT Columbia No. 3. Astoria FIro Department TENDERED BY Mr. John Jack and Annie Mrmin A Magnificent Performance by the John Jack TheaterCo The Splendid Comedy in One Act, Entitled. Night at The Club An Olio of Ballads, Comic Songs, Etc. First Appearance of the Celebrated Pianist Prof. W. J. Richards, Piano Solo, Liszt's Rhapsodies. Selections from Gilbert's Beautiful Mytho logical Play. Entitled, Pygmalion I Galatea Miss Firrain in Cbelco Ballads. Master Firraia In New Soap. To Conclude With the Musical Farce-Comedy of My New Town. Miss Flrxnln will appear in five different Character. -RithSoncsand Dances Assisted by Mr. Jack and Company. Prof. Itlchards will preside at the Piano. Reserved Seats. $l, and 75 cents. Gener al admission, 50 cts. children, 25 cts. Box Plan at New York Novelty Store. Committee uT. F. Hayi F, "Wickman, J. V. Watson, . ,V-, Boss (pa House RUGKE El $ ""Enlarged and Befitted to Meet the Popular Demand.Jg3 FINEST RESTAURANT IN THE GITY. Shearwater Bay and Eastern Oysters. Private Rooms For Dinner Parties, ME.VLS COOKED THIRD STKEET, o-o-o-o o.o.o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o (Formerly the m mm This is the C canest and is in the Quietest Location of any Hotel in the City. WHITE COOKS. : Will. o-rt-o-o-o-o o o-o-o n - o - o - o - o Lois in Case's Astoria Are low on Sale AT THE OFFICK OF THE Astoria Real PE1CES FKOM $1 50 TO $250 EACH. TERMS One-Half Cash; tho Balance in Six and Twelve Months. For Desirable Acreage Or INSIDE PROPERTY. Call on or Address Leinenweber & Coodenough, SECOND ST., Near rostofllce. ----- P. O. Box 63. NOTICE. 25.00 REWARD To tho party receiving the largest list of names for THE GREAT NEW ILLUSTRATED of By HUBERT II. BASCKOPT THE EMINENT HISTORIAN READY at last Only true History of Mor n monism published Fascinattnjr.mtensely Interesting, powcrlul Endorsed alike by Mormons sinu Gentiles. WONDERFUL ADVENTURES Of Trappers and l'rarelers idoody Indian Wars-lhrilllnK accounts of Jdassacrt-s :md Miraculous Escapes The fdinoiu. Danltc Association. Etc.. Etc. MYSTERIES OF POLYGAMY The lithlng House Celesti.il Mjirriage Strange Kellgious Customs Biography or Brlgham Young, as thrilling as a novel yet tru hlstorc. A grand book to sell. Everybody Wauti It. Merchants, Fanner, Me chanics, and all classes have eaperly await ed the appearance of this remarkable book. Send quick SI uo for costly and clcipint Canvassing Outfit. Don't waste than writ ing for circulars, but secure territory b'-f'-rc it is given out Remember this is a subjwt of Intcimc Interest to nil. ard Jli Grand Illustrations nttra-t attention eerj where. Adduess THE HISTOEY COKPAK Y 723 Market St. San Francisco F.H.SURPRENANT&CO., County Coroner. First Class Undertaking ESTABLISHMENT. New Styles, Caskets and funeral materUt Next to Astokian oQlce. Hagee, Argand and Acorn Stoves Ranges Cooking and Heating, EVERYONE FULLY WARRANTED WATES CLOSETS, PLUXBI5G GOODS, FUXPS, SI5KS, AlfD BATH TUBS IBToo cfe Scully, Sil OHENAMDS STREET. AND- General :-: Jobbing The undersigned Is prepared to do any work in.-his line at short notice, in a satis factory manner. WOOD FOR SALE. Orders left atToard & Stokes, or at Asto ria Box Factory will receive prompt atten tion. F. FEAKES. FOR RENT. Commodious Buildings conveniently situ ated, with ample Net Racks will ba rented for the comlngr reason on the Columbia River. (i - Apply to 7.W. PARKER. HISTORY UTAH Cannery Net RacKS esfaurani Etc. TO ORDER. ASTORIA, OR. - o - O'O - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o - o Main St. House.) - : NO CHINESE. ELDRED, Proprietor. - o - o - o - o - o o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o Estate Co. 5TARKETS. Washington (market. Mala Street, Astoria, Orecoa. CKEISTE.VSE.V V CO., PKOPBIETOnS. RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTEN tlon of the public H tho fact that the arove Market will always be supplied with a FOLL VARIETY AND BEST QUALITY OF FRESH AND CURED MEATS ! I Which will be sold t lowest rates, whole sale and retail. &-3.'cial atteution iveu to supplying shins. STAR MARKET. WHERR7 & COMPANY, Prftsh and Co ml Meats FRUITS, BUTTER, and EGGS, OPPOSITE OCCIDENT HOT) . I'ttU'OIil.N trr-z. A:orl. s ASTORIA FISH AM&AIE MABKST Fitzgerald & Co. Co Where You Can 5et Fresh Fish, Gams, Eggs, Etc. c also Keep a Fine Line of CANNED MEATS AND FISH Market on Oluey street, ne.ir Telephone dock. Roadway Market. Ingnlls 3c Shumau, Propr's. Opposite Foard a Stokes. A Firsi-CIass Meat Shop. Frosh and Salt Meats All Purchases Dellrered in any part of the City. HENRY GMSSOP Poultry and Fish In Quantities To Suit. Southwest cor. Fourth & Cass ASTORIA TRANSFER CO. AND LIVERY STABLES Conveyances of any kind, on short notice Transferrine Bapgagfi, etc, a specialty. Telephone No, 12. H. "W. 8EEBMAN k CO. Sob FRED addles anci Hams A LARGE STOCK TO SELECT EEOM. GOODS AT SAN PRANCISCO PRICES. I make a specialty of gcod work anil guarantee satisfaction. At the Old Stand, Wss bide OIney Street, Near "Wilson & Fisher's. ASTORIA, The Largest Stock ! r-53Si "5K5k fZX?Z&if3L. Immense Stock OF 'MtrMA&mmk -Z.y?rs? mmmmmm XT H. 30" X 1? XT U. S3 v CHAS. HEILBOKN. Two carloads received: More on the way. You aro United to see tht finrat. display of FuniitHre, Carpets, etc., in the city. Prices reasonable. Tho Old Stand, 'vat mr 7f&b ACV w, TasK. WHOLESALE AND Groceries, Provisions and ill f Crockery, Glass f Plated Ware. o The Largest and finest assortment of resli Fr,aits and ITegetalslss. Keceivetl fresh every Steamer. P I1HI Fijfgmm .Iso hK Ready Made Clothing, FURNISHING GOODS JSTlf you want clothing lo fit, custom or Third and Olncy Streets, C3-0 IVBqPTflie 1 FOS FRESH BREAD, Cake ; j ami Fine Confectionery. All Orilcrs Delivered. COOLEY BROS iIKo dllliyi A "SMITE PREMIER" TYPEWRITER can he seen at THE ASTORIA The Kohler& xm WINTER & HARPER, Prop's AGENTS FOR Tie Itufe Becte Broilers' Pianos AISO J. & C. Fischer, Ives & Pond Hamlin and A. B. Chase & Co.'s Organs. 1 lin nlinvn TneUiimAntl! onlil fnr Pncll fir nil f.lV Ttlf -Til IT1PI1 f. T)0 tlOt 1)11V Of O. commission aceut. but save at least SM.CO by resentative, w. s. ucarj. loir Honey's fori IS WHAT YOU GET AT Foard & Stokes IN- Groceries and Provisions Everything in a First-class Store and at Extremely Low Figures. Goods Delivered all over Town. The Highest Price raid for Junk. FOARD & STOKES O. E. Manufacturer and Dealer in Sash, Boors, HZoultliu;; ai Brackets. AH Kinds ol Hard Wood and House Finish ing Lamber. Boat Material a Spe cialty. Wood Turning. Cor. GeneTieTO and Astor Streets. Astoria, - - Oregon. SAIZ tS. OREGON. The Lowest Prices I :reiLjirSrt5 IInMk '. r&Z IaL4A Astoria, Oregon. . 1 U-l . !-.. , ssssxuum "vfr- ?SS ' JSk.Kt. w m KETATL DEALER I2J r Ii-q.'u.i :, jULiirgr. Tjckarta-Jirt'.cs LATEST GOODS IX WOOLENS ARE UNSURPASSED. new line of Hats, Caps, Shirts, etc., AT EASTERN PRICES. ready raidc o to FLYHN. ihe i alior, ASTORIA, OREOON O -lOIlS TYPEWRITER Contains more points of merit than any other Typewriter on the market. If 7Gu are interested in, or contemplating the purchase of a -vn::njc mcnine, scnu tor xiiuj- tra.tr d catalogue to L- W. REYNOLDS, A.ci. fJo. 29 Stark Street. PORTLAND, - OREGON. Office, where it is in daily use. and other pianos. Mason & tlcallng directly with the firm or their rep CUIUS. EVENSOX. p. COOK THE: nirai Hon EVENSON & COOK. On the European Plan. LARGE CLEAN ROOMS. A FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANI Board by the Day, Week or Month Private Rooms for Families, Etc. Transient Custom Solicited. Oysters, Fish. Meats.. Etc., Cooked to Order. VTATtt., !!. Foard A Kio:n A FJH37 CLfcSS SALOO tun In uuimectiou with the Prr mlses Thf ItfSt ol WINE, LIQUORS AND CIGARS Good Ihllinr.l 'l.ibies jnrf Trlvate Gani Room". V. H. COFEEY. Groceries and Provisions. 372 THIRD STREET. Butter, Eggs, Canned Goods.Potatoes, Wood and Willow Ware, Etc. Jf3M:JJHra3psG piipsiiji si i n-- 5? Chase Music House flBlL : our ::', Are Now We will open our When we will Ever brought PWFW'fl'l -T JW 1 M. m. lamette - Graduates Students in Classical, Literary, Scientific, Normal, Business, Law and Iiledical Courses. Also Musical, Theological, Pharmaceutical and Art Courses. It is the oldest, largest and least expensive Institution of learning In the northwest. School opens first Monday In September. Send for catalogue to THOS. VANSCOY, President, Salem, Or. Ctas. ffitai, The Leafing Tailor. Mew FaU Goods Just Received. Latest Goods in the Market. jSTCall and he convinced that I tnrn 513 Third Stroot, - mtgga.ii.-i' . ,m.a. ii'w w iAtr .in.fiini Jijg $YZ1l-m9 hard's w muLimr !s the Choice of Snperior Facilities for Shipping in Car Load Lots. Orders for any quantity to be directed to H. "WEINHAED, Portland, Oregon. Corner Tvc-clf tli and B. Xclcplionc 72. EeEeacsBQB9EsaaBae9KBaBBaB Wholesale Wine House. Fine Wines, Choice Brands. I have completed arrangoments for supplying any brand ofWine in any quantity at lowest cash figures. The Trade Supplied, Families Supplied. ALL OEDE11S DELIVERED FHEE IN ASTORIA. Your patronage in City or Country solicited. A. W. UTZINGER, Cosmopolitan Saloon. l But tKi vvalStcapJttcnM mar AWirrGkua.Ovsr.Docr?? If iKxtj tJ.(H3."rt. r? J?J,. VH act.m KiVe tKeVea.t.' " 1 Kit ilacr truenu V 1..1... .. TKt f livsr's klwryj awtttt" If yoa vrant the Best, buy the CHAirTEKOAK 1h the Wire Jiusc OTea dcors flgffjitte 3Sf 1 I j F3-"?J--. wStfi 'Thrtv El. R. HAWBS Arriving. large double store ..& this Month, display the to Astoria. -.! ' 'U'f-I. '-J-- J- . J '.' : - University out the mo&t fashionable suit in thecitr Next to C. H. Cooper's. Lager Beer ! the Connoisseur. P. O. Box 405 TSt it t n& aurexe raidjetrwnl rcr cawitft Cftgm'tJto plica Rcrnalr!ta!rt!t!urnwa? More fo"o! WmasKl!5b IP YOU WANT THE BEST Buy Jhe CHARTER OAKf. With the Wire Gftaze Oven Door Goods Reed fe-