TilB DAM ASTOBIAN. ASTORIA, TUESDAY MOKtTCNG, FEBRUARY 21. K-i3
Doings of the
Chamber of Commerce.
The regulur mating of the Chamber of
Commerce waa held laBt evening.
, A xpeclul committee, appointed by re
quest of Mr. M. Jensen, manager of the
Jensen Can Filling: machine Co., to ex
amine his latest Improved machines,
made report a follows:
Astoria, Jan. 26 1893.
To the Honorable the president and Mem
bers of the Astoria Chamber of Com
merce: Gentlemen: Regarding the communica
tion of Mr, M. Jensen, we, the committee
appointed by you on the same, beg to
report that we have examined some mod
els of Mr. Jensen's can-body making ma
chines, also models of other can-body
muklnir machines. In our opinion Mr.
Jciwiu machine Is a very valuable one
and very different to the other machines.
They require seven movements to accom
pllah what Mr. Jenneti's does with three.
We think that his invention la of great
lvalue to this community, and that it Is
of great Importance that his cane In lit
igation with Messrs. Norton Bros. & Co.
be brought to trial as soon as possible.
Yours Truly,
WM. H. MARKER,
' FRANK J, TAVLOR,
' J. 11. V. GRAY,
' Committee.
The report was adopted. f
The chamber having been requested to
name to Governor a lit person to be ap
, pointed as one of the commissioners -to
the World' Columbian Exposition to be
held in Chicago to represent "Fish and
Planing apparatus," In accordance with
Senate Bill No. 21, referred the matter to
the Columbia. Klver Packers' Association
which convenes, irv this city today.
The following memorial to congress fa
voring the annexation of the Hawaiian
Islands wa presented and the secretary
was Instructed to forward the same with
out delay: ' . ',
' Astoria, Or., Feb. 20, 1893.
To the Honorable, the Senate and House
of Representations, Washington, I. C:
Whereas, The Chamber of Commerce of
Astoria, Or., has been reliably Informed
of a, revolution and the establishment of
a provisional government at the Hawaiian
Islands, said "de facto" government now
seeKing annexation to Uie united milieu,
and
Whereas, The commercial relations now
existing between the two countries are
close and Important. Hawaii having be
come one of the most valuable commer
cial centers on the Pacific ocean, with
the promise of greatly increased value to
American interests when the Nicaragua
canal shull be completed, and
Whereas, The political interests of the
uiiutu mates anu its racmc ocean com
merce demand that no Kuropean power
shall Obtain control of the Hawaiian Is
lands to our detriment, and '
Whereas, The present conditions there
Involve the probability of disaster to the
lives and property of . American citizens,
therefore be it
Resolved, That this Chamber of Com
merce hnlls with satisfaction the friendly
offer to lie made by the Hawaiian gov
ernment to cede the Islunds tu the United
Htates; urging upon the United Htuttn
government the prompt acceptance of
the proposed cession, tnus at once obtain
ing peaceable and honorable possession;
insuring stable government; the protec
tion to lite and property . and the prc-
fionderatlng Intluence of the United Slates
n the growing commerce of the lJaclllc
ocean.
Resolved, That our government la ur
gently requested to promptly augment
the naival forces of the United Stales at
the Hawaiian Islands,-pending the dis
turbed political conditions there existing.
Resolved, That attested copies of these
resolutions bo forwarded to the Oregon
delegation lit congress, requesting tnetr
Iniluence in favor or tne prompt annexa
tion of the Hawaiian Islands, and that
these resolutions may be promptly pre.
'. setited to the Honorable Senate and
House of Representatives In congress as
sembled, Adopted unanimously, Feb. 14, 1893.
U. W1NGATE, President.
Attest; K. C, 110LDEN. Secretary.
' On motion the chamber adjourned.
' Along the Water Frout.
' The American ahlp Ivy was libelled yen
terday by a Portland firm for merchan
dise. ' She was released during the day an
uoiuis.. - ,
The American- ship Ivy went out yes
terday afternoon In tow of tho tug Wal
Iowa,, She goes to Royal Roads to load
spars for Wilmington, Delaware.
The lighthouse tender Miinzunltu, Ink:
at her dock yesterday, undergoing repalri
to her condenser.'
' The steamer Harvest Moon came down
the river yesterday . bringing a bargi
which will be used to take up the remain
tier of the ship Solitaire's cargo now lying
on Hustler's wharf.
The J. M. Weatherwax, which arrived
at Port Townsend yeBtcrday, reports los
ing a seaman named Louis Olsen while
off Port Wilson In. a heavy blow. ,
The outfitting sealers have a fresh cause
for hurry. A second herd of young bull
seals, whose skins are the most desirable,
Is passing Point Reyes. Coasting captains
report them to be working northward in
countless thousands ten or fifteen miles
oft shore, and the belated fur hunters are
anxious to get out and lower their boats.
4 Tug Tyee, which went In search of the
ship reported capsized off Cape Flattery
last week, returned to the Sound Sunday
morning with a lumber vessel In tow. As
no report wo made of the result of her
search it Is presumed that the tugs were
unsuccessful. 1
The China sailed on time from San
Francisco yesterday, loaded to the full
extent of her capacity by reason of hav
ing the City of Peking's freight In add!
tlog to her own. The cabin was njso full,
nearly a many passengers booking for
Honolulu as - for Yokohama and Hong
Kong. '
Thelty of Topeka took 2 tons of
coal at the Oregon Improvement Com.
pany'a bunkers at Seattle Sunday, and
will sail for Alaska at I o'clock this
morning. Sho will carry about sixty tons
of freight. '
The tug Colby, sunk two weeks ago at
AIiib worth & Dunn's wharf, Seattle, has
been raised so that her upper works are
cut of water at high tide. 8he waa made
fnirt lu this position and will be bailed out
tft the first opportunity.
The first steam whaler ever built on
the Pacific roast waa launched from
Matthew Turner' ship yard at BetilcK
at 3 o'clock last Saturday afternoon. Quite
a large party went up from San Francisco
to wltnoas the launch, and the new blubber
was almost smothered with bunting as
she slid into the water. The customary
bottle of wine wo smashed against the
bow, and she was christened Jeanette,
The new steamer was built to the order
of Roth, Blum A Co., and will be ready
for sea, about the last of March. Like all
vessel built- by Captain Turner, the
Jeanette hua a fine model, and Is ex
ptctrd to prove the fastest whaler afloat,
both under steam and sail. She will mea
sure almut ::50 tons and will be com
manded by ' : .In Newth, formerly of
ihe whaling si ii.wner Alton. - j
Meeting of the
. Circuit Court.
The circuit court convened yesterday
morning at ten o'clock. - There is an ex
ceptionally long docket this term,' 141 civil
coses being on tho list. The criminal
docket Is very short and there are only
two of these cases to be tried. , The morn
Ing session 'was occupied in calling the
list and drawing the grand Jury. The
grand Jurora were I, N. Foster, W.- H,
Twilight, W. J. Ingalls, Peter Olsen, Wm.
Uhlenhart, Thomas Grange, with W.; H.
Twilight foieman. '
The following cases were passed upon:
B. P. Parker vs. W. H. Bain, set for
trial February 23.
West Shore Mills Co. vs. C. W. Rohr;
settled and dismissed. ;
M. P. Oallcnder vs. MattI Makrlnen;
order changing attorneys.
I. W.'Caee vs. Geo. Goss et at.; default
and order of sale of attached property
allowed. f
Chas. Stohl vs. Elmer Warnstaff; de
fault entered and Judgment for plaintiff.
Bowl by & Allen, executors for Louis
Wilson deceased, vs. W. L. Gillet; default
allowed Judgment and order of sale of
attached property. i
First National Bank vs. Arndt & Ferch
en; demurrer overruled by consent and
two days alloed to plead.
15. L. Dwyer vs. New Astoria Trust Co. ;
next Monday to answer and demurrer
overruled by consent.
Cuth. 8. Milne vs. John M. Milne; con
tinued for the term.
Wyman, Partridge & Co. vs. N. T. and
A. Dlnsmore; dismissed at plaintiffs'
cost.
Peninsular Land & Trust Co. vs. Clat
sop Road and Construction Co.; decree
for plaintiff. -
Astoria Lodge, K. of P., vs. M. Carlson
and wife, dismissed.
D. W. Bush vs. H. D. Newberry, set for
trial Monday, Feb. 27.
State of Oregon vs. Israel Gragg, ar
raigned upon Indictment of rape, allowed
till Thursday to plead.
T. G. Uoelling and John McCormick
were appointed and sworn as bailiffs for
the term.'
N. Webber wag excused from Jury duty
for the term.
State of Oregon vs. Daniel Gallagher,
dismissed on motion of district attorney
and defendant discharged.
H. E. Napier vs. M. G. Grlflln and Ida
M. Griffin, confirmation of sale allowed
and same to be entered nunc pro tunc.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
George McCormick vs. Mary Jc'ffery,
set for trial Saturday, Feb. 2jth.
J. W. Slaughter vs. F. D. Wlnton, ob
jections to costs bill arguod and sub
mitted. Court took recess till tills morning at
10 a. m.
Court Street N.-liool,
Report of Court Street School for the
month beginning January 23, and ending
February 17, 1893.
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No. Hoys Enrolled.
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No. Girls Enrolled.
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Total No. Enrolled.
Days Atterdanco.
3) NHi.Mli-',4 4k
Pays Absence:
Percent of Attendance.
I'er cent of Punctuality.
Times Tardy.
i ssnxnttt&s, I Avt'rftgB u'ly '"""""''
3 I I AvcruBoa'1y"en1'nce
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R. N. WRIGHT, Principal.
Personal Mention,
W. S. Oeary, of Portland, is In town.
J. W. McGowan left for Portland yes
terday morning.
Prosecuting Attorney J. N. Barrett and
wife are In town.
Mrs. Logan returned to Portland on the
Potter yeterday morning.
Judge McBrlde come down on the ocean
steamer yesterday morning.
Mr. George Taylor came down from
Portland yesterday morning.
Judge C, A, McGuIre came up from Sea
side to attend county court yesterday.
O. Hendrlckson leaves tonight on the
Telephone for Salem; Portland and Ore
gon City, to meet friends from the East
Alex. Ewen, proprietor of some of the
largest canning Interests on the Paclflo
Coast, Is In the city from New Westmln
ster, B. C.
Mrs. Gortrude Smith, who has been here
during the illness of her Bister Miss Ber
tha Goulter, left for Portland last night
on the Thompson,
W. Cawley, G. Taylor, H. A. Warren,
Mrs, J. L. Stevens, W. W, Rtdehalgh, W.
Corey, D. B. Montelth, W. Mattson, L.
A, Loomis, H, Ehrenhart, Mrs. F. E. Ha
beraham, Mrs. B. 8. Worsley, and Mrs.
Johnson, went up on the Telephone last
night.
E. Waldman, Portland; J. Lowenstein,
Chicago: J. G. Megler and wife, Brook
Held; W. N. Barrett and wife, Hlllsboro;
A. Ewen, New Westminster. B. C; J. E.
Hunt, Portland; C. A. McOuire, Seaside;
H. 8. McGowan. Chinook; J. L. Wether-
bee, Eagle Cliff; T. Chttndier, Portland;
K. M. Poaten, Portland, and T. G. Scttch
Isr, Eagle Cliff, were ot the Occident yes
terday. ' '
hildrcn Cry for Pitcher's Ctstoria
HTheo Aaby was sick, we gave bar Castorla,
KlMa she vat a Child, the erled for Castorla,
K"ha b beoftms lilja, ths ciunf to Qutorte,
IFhaa aha had Children, she gave them Cstftorif
IT SHOULD BE IN EVEJtY HOUSE.
X B. WllBon.371 Clay street. Sharnsbunr.
Pa., says he will not be without ljr.
King's New Discovery for Concumption, !
CouKhs and Colds, thnt it cured his wife
who -wax- threatened-, with pneumonia
arter an auocK or -ia grippe, wnen var
ious other remedies and several nhvid-
ciiiiis had done her no good. Robert Bar
ber, of Cooltsport, Pa., claims Vr. King's
New Discovery has done him more good
than anything lie ever UHed for lung trou
ble. Nothing IlKe .it. Try it.' Free trial
bottles at Charles Rogers drug store.
Large Domes &i)c. ana zi.w. ,
NOTICE! ' , "
Uso Zlnfandcl wine Intend of coffee orl
tea. 00 cents, per gallon. Dfint forgetl
Peach and apricot brandy, also French I
Cognac and wine at Alex. Gilbert s.
CM!ilrcn CryforPitehcr'sCastaria
If you want some extra tine photos, I
Blooers 13 tne place 10 gei intra.
French Tansy Wafers. '.
Ladles will find these wafers Just what
they need, and can be depended upon
every time to give reuei. naie unu sure,
can be sent by mail sealed securely.
Price. 12.U0 Der box. For sale only by J.
W-Conn, corner Second and Cass streets.
Mrs. Rev. Nlssen, music teacher, has
removed to 174 Hemlock street, Lpper-
town.
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY BALT. ..
Concomly Tribe No. 7, Improved Order
of Redtnen, extend fl cordial Invitation to
the ptiniic to aiiena a grana nau 10 oe
given Wednesday evening, Feb. 22, nt
Fisher's hall. Tickets may be obtained
from any of the members.
ELECTRIC BITTERS.
This remedy is becoming so well known
nnd so popular as to need no special men
tion. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise. A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaran
teed to do all that Is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases of the liver
and kidneys, will remove pimples, dous,
unit rheum and other affections caused
by Impure blood. Will drive malaria
from tne system anu preveni bb wen as
cure all malarial fevers. For cure of
headache, constipation and Indigestion try
Electric Bitters Entire satisfaction guar
anteed or monev refunded. Price 50c. and
91.00 per bottle at Charles Rogers' drug
store.
77ierc'4 a vHU
different be
tween tho help
that's talked of
and the help
that's guaran
teed. AVhich do you
want, wiicn you
. are buying meai
' cino f
If you're satis
fied with words, you got them with every
blood-minder but ono. That one is Dr.
l'iorce's Goldon Medical Discovery. With
that, you get a yuarantet. If it doesn't
help you, you havo your money back. On
this plan, a modicino that promises help is
pretty Bure 10 give ic
But it's because the inccZt'ci'iie is different.
that it's sold differently. It's not like the
sarsaTiarilliis, which are said to lie good for
the blood in March, April, and May. At all
seasons and in all cascH, it cures permanently,
as nothing else can, all the diseases arising
from a torpid liver or from impure blood.
It's the best blood-purifier, and it's the
cheapest, no mattur how many doses are
offered for a dollar.
With this, you pay only for the good you
Cot. Can you ask more f
tTAPANESIS
CURE
A new and complete treatment, ronsistlni? oi
Bttppn-'UiirieH, oiiuim ni in capsuteH, aiso in
box and pills; a positive euro f r external, In
'
tvrual lilind or bloodiitir, lteulnir, fhron
recent or heredllarj- piles, and ninny oth
(llsenseR mid female wctiluicsseH: It Is alwa
great benefit to the npneral health. The flriit
discoverv n! a niuillc-al cure renderinx nn oner
tlun with tlio knife uiincorssary henafter
This remenv hRS never bet n known to fail.
l per box, 0 for $fi; sent by mail. Why suffer
from this terrible disease when a written Kuar
nmee is riven with 0 boxes, lo refund the
money If not cured. Send stamps f- r free
HHinnlo. Guarantee Issued bv Woodward
Chirk A Co., Wholesale and Retail DruFKlH's
Hole Ai;-nt fortland. Or. for sale by J. W
uoiin. Astoria uregon,
OGOOBREWSO
' fit inr tli3 millions ot consumers of. Q
TnWsFills.o
R 1 nvvn lr. Tult ploannrc to nn
" liotiiim tlutt htt in 110 tv unlLinir Una
TiHY EJVlR PSLL O
v hlrh It of ex iTillni;lvnlrmll!re, a
v t retttiiii)j,'iill tho virtueaof tli
lur'ver mes. Itmraiitecl purely
3 vi-h.-fiilile, ItolU NiyunofllieHe pilla Q
uru Kt.ll t IsMiod, U'lio cxiivt alxe of
OTUTT'S TIMY LIVES PILLS ft
ixslxmu In tho bonier of tliU"nil." v
DR. GUMS
ONION
SYRUP
F0R COUGHS,
COLDS
AND CROUP.
A REMEDY FOR CHILDREN.
Wtan ft ohlld nt homa, mother na4 me takt tM-
poouful of onion yrtip mt night, tho next moraine
mvooiurhvu cons. For CrouD It htd no OQUki.
MTShlldran Inal.t uooa Iwvlna Dr. Ounnt Onion
GVrul which I. almidr iropTd. moro DlooMnt
and wiutoul Uwt or (moll of U onion. SoldM 600.
CETTON'S I A Positive Can
run ritts.
In u.w ovpr SO yearn.
!, i.frrfirt HV.h
rt'lMl. lllKlH-st tfli
UUHlluM. Al itlUKlTlBt!!,
or luuiitil on it-ot-iin of
pru-e aHe. per box.
inutt cj.,
j rroiai., llultiuiore, MJ.
' f 1 vr-' I ' 'Til 1.1 "
These tiny Capsules ore superior
to Ualsam ot Copaiba, S.
Cubcbs and Injections, (jfjjj)
They cure In 43 hours tho y -rV
saxao diseases ivlthout anylncon
Tculcnoa. SOLD BYALLDftUGQISR
mm
A. ATWOOD
Employment Office.
Comer Stark and Front St., Portland, Or. '
Male Help furnished R. R. Co. Contractors,
Sawmill Men and Others, on short notice. "
STEAMER R.
Leaves Astoria on Mondays and Thursdays for Ray Citv. Tillamook City.- and
all nninta nn Tillamook l!:iv. Leaves Havf!itv .Tillamnnk flit.v ami Tlila.
mook Bay points on Tuesdays and
The steamer E. P. Elmoro eonnc tu with Union Pacific steamers for Portland,
ana mrougn uciceis are issued irom roruanu 10 niianiooK my points oy
the Uniou Pacilic Co. Ship freight from Portland by Union Paciiic
. steamers. . . . . '
ELMORE, SANBORN & CO., Agents, Astoria.
7NI0N PACIFIC E. E.. COMPANY. Agents Portland.
CAMPBELL BROS.
(Buccetinrs tn Warren A Campbell),
WARKENTON, OKEUON,
Dealers in
DHY GOODS,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
Batx, Caps, Boots, Shoes
GROCERIES
STAPLE
FANCY
Hardware, Irou nnd Steel, Crockery, Glassware
woounnware, tlonn, etc.. Hay,
Uriin, Flour and Feed.
MOTTO i "Hmll 1'roflM on Cash Sales."
Do You Know
That the.
Weekly
Astorian
Goes Everywhere?
Advertisers,
Do you see
Your chance?
On Meter System.
To Consumers:
Tlie West Shore Mills Co.. nt urent ex
penso huve perfected Iheir electric liubt
plaut to the latest known apparatus, and
are now Able to fro to the public with a
BVBlem that will be natiBfuctory in price
and quality, us can be bIiowd by the fol
lowing ratea on and after Feb. 1..1SH3:
Incandescent, nil nibt.. . . f 1.50
12 o'clock... l.t'O
" 10 - ... 75
Or by meter, cent per hour.
Installation- Free of - Charge
For particulars imim're of nnv member
01 the linn or at the ollke, root or Jou
comly Bt. West SnoitK Mills Co.,
1. O. Trulhnger, Vreeident,
IX. t&s NT, OO.
Steamer llwaco
f3
lenvei Antorln dull at Tmi ft m. t.ir Ilwaen
eallitijr t Tiiisy l'olnt, ami co..oer.il:ii( null
railruud running north hi 10 a. 111, tuui wut
ihkui on siiom wmer int rir
SviKh Head. Sunshine, North Core
amu uiner iMiiniK i rtuiKii to iray'. "iar.
br. Kittunih K lOiuieen t. WaW wlln
ernners tor Astoraatnl MKht Boats for
mriiRDi.
JOHN li. UOULTKR, L. A. LOOMIS.
eeret!iry. Fresulciit.
. v. euBiKr Bupeiiatcnrtei.t. ...
PORTLAND AMD ASTORIA.
Steamer Telephone.
Leaves Astoria Kverv evvnlnr nicpnt Sundat
at 7 p. tu. "
I Arlvcsat Astoria Everyday except Suudaj
atipm.
Learea Portlsnd Fvprv nay exwpt Pcndar
at 7 a.m. - tl. W. STOSti, AtvnU Astoria.
K. A. 81tl.1v, General Agent, ronland Or.
ELECTRIC
LIGHTS
& COMPANY
P. ELMORE
Fridays. '
Tide Table for Astoria.
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The height is reckoned from the level ot av
erage lower low wrs ihe plane lor which the
otiuilings are kIvhii ou liie Coast and Geodetic
ur.ei 1 bans.
The CHICAGO.
MILWAUKEE'S ST. PAUL
RAILWAY,
CONNECTING WITH ALL TRANSCONTIN
ENTAL LINES,
-ISTH5
OITLT MOTS
- RUNNING
Eloctric Lighted Cars
BETWEEN
ST. PAUL snd CHICAGO
AND
011AHA and CHICAGO.
The EXPRESS THAIN3 eonsis-t of VESTI
BULED, HLKEHINt, DINING AND -PARLOR
CARS,
HEATED BY STf AM
And furnished with every luxury known to
modem railway travel.
Fcr Speed, Comfart and cilaty
this tins is Unequaled
Tickets on lale at all prominent rallwav
OlllCit.
Fur further Information inquire of any ticket
nteiit, ur
C. .f . EDDY. Geiioral Ajrt.
J. W.CASKY.Trav. Puss. Asrt.
rORTLAXD, OfiKuOX.
Merchant Sleamsliip-'Co.'s.:
Line, Connecting with j
Cuadlua raclrtc Raitvay ana China Stara- i
Skip Llie,
TaMnir frlnM and nifipn t,,r Pr.rt inw. !
lea. Vieiurin, l'rt Townvml, .- atile, Tacxuin,
Wliatram, r nirli.-iveu, Niuiaiino. New Wmiiiiu- 1
ltir mi I V a couvcr : Uaviuy AMo.ia: I
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8. . IU)tia i Kei utlie,.
Prrfelu rw id M Jlu-tl. rs -hvf, fo. 0f
M.insi pvt. .For furthpr i Mr:iritl..i-. i I
the oftice.evruer Tuii d an J Jiiu sl.-evL . I
1 EliGUt ON EU03., AaenL
ml
Is the line to take to all
points
EAST and SOUTH
It is the DINING CAR ROUTE
It offers the best scivlce, com
bmlng SPEED and C0MP0ET
' It Ls the popular mute with those who
wl h to travel on '
THE SA.FEST
It Is tlie-efore tli ronte yru fhrni'd
take. It runs thrmiyli vestibuled
tninm every tiny lu the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
No Chango of Cars,
Elegant Pallinan Sleepers, '
Superior Tourist Sleeper, .
SpIendiiT Free Second-class Sleepers,
Only one ohange of cars
Portland to New York
Through Tickets
To Any Tart of tile civilized wotld.
Passengers ticketed via. all boata running
between Astoria, Kalama and Portland.
Full Information concerning rates, time ol
trains, routes aud other details furnished on
application to . .
R. L. NOLFf
Agent Astoria.
Rteumer Telephone Dock.
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Ne. Ml Klmt 8t., cor. Wasuinirton.
Portland, Oregoii.
THROUGH
DAILY
TRAINS
Leavng Portland, 8:45 AM.
7:30 PM.
V2
DAYS TO
CHICAGO
7 Hours Quicker to St. Paul,
23 Hours Quicker to 'Chicago,
40 Hcurs Quickcrto Omaha and
Kansas City.
Pullman and Tourist Sleepers.
Free Reclining Chair Cars, Din
ing Cars.
ASTORIA AND SAN FRANCISCO
FEBRUARY, 1893.
Orpgnn Friday February 3,
. CnltinibiaTuesilHy Krlirunry 7.
Btate ratuntKjr Felwiary 11.
frfgon Wednesday February.
Columbia Sntiiia- I ebriuirv 19,
Ktnie i linrsday Febri ary 28.
Oregon llotiuav Feoruary 27.
ASTORIA & PORTLAND STEAMERS
Morning boat leaves Astrrla dally, xpf nt
Sunday. at 7 a. nt.: rrtirnlmr ieuv. i..i.
tlaiiv, t-xeent Hntiirdav. t8i-. m. Nhri.i
leuvvs A"ti-r a (Luly. exi'pni Kundav. hi a n t
r tiin-1, g !, ve rortlHiid il:illy,pxci-pt Sui dav
at 7 a. in. fliemnriilneb-iat from '. riV.i..i .ut. '1
HiMliiiL'son tin Oreuiin nida 1iipIuv. ti...
dyi....ii,i S.i.url:i) j ; ..n Whi, gtoi. siie M,.
(Ims Wednesdays and Fridays. Frt m Astoria
tne liKirnuig i.nHls muKes laiuiinK- on Hip nr..
B"n Klne -Monrt.ivs. Wednpvriats m..l
and on the WiishlLgtou side Tuesdays, TLure
diu and Saturd.'ix s. '
lor riles MiiU cel.eral informatinn i.,n
address, . "w
W. n. ITCRLBtJET, G. W. LOITKSRRk p v
A. (Un -h.h. Atft . "
Portland, Or,
AePtit
Astoria, Or.
Caveats, and Trade-Marki
nt buiuuea conducted for Moomati Fit. I
remote from Wa-thmrtoo. uuiuaei
Send model diawing or photo., with deserto-J
too. VI e advise, if patentable or not fVeVSf?
charge. Ou, ice no, due j, II pat(t i".0' ?
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