THIS DAILY ASTOKIAN, ASTORIA, TUESDAY MOKKINU, SEPTEMBEB 112, 183.
rim of Subucriptloi.
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Neut by Mull, per month 60 cts
tent by Mall, per year ""
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Kent by Mall, per year, $2.00 In advance.
Postage free to subscribers.
The Astorlan guarantees to Its ud-f-rtlsers
the largest circulation of any
i . vspaper publiHhed on the Columbia
Advertising rates can be obtained on
implication to the business manager.
This paper is in possession of all the
l.-l. graphlc franchises, and is the only
.nier on the lower Columbia that pub
lishes gonulne dispatches.
The Dally Astorlon'B circulation is
live times aa great as that of the com
l.ji.ed dailies of Astoria.
The Weekly Astorlan, the third oldest
vrckly In the state of Oregon, has
,.. -t 'o the Portland Oregonlan, the
I K'-at weekly circulation In the state.
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Poi Hand, Or.. Sept. '-Forecast for
V.isljrn Washington and Western
4irt(.:n: Light showers; slightly cool
er; fiesh southerly winds.
f.oial weather for the twenty-four
Ii. ins ending at 5 p. m., yesterday,
fi.fiilhed by the U. 8. Department of
A IciiUure, weather bureau.
Maximum temperature, CI degrees.
... mum temperature, 49 degrees.
i Ipitatlon, .03 Inch.
precipitation from July 1st,
;:. 10 date, 3.70 inches.
. -. .. .'iency of precipitation from July
l. r '-93, to date, .22 Inch.
FIRST DAY AT SCHOOL.
!,. setting In motion of the wheels
.;, i wheels which make up the edu
u.llmiiil system of this city, Is an event
vlih h diMcrves special notice. Last
)P.ir tliti taxpayers of Astoria contrlb-
i. lcd a 310.1t deal of money for the
ii. uinieiiunce of the schools located in
urlous purl J of the city. No item in
t!ie list, however, should be more cheer
fully paid in by citizens than that
which hi :efiuired for education. To
lIIow children to grow up in Ignorance
would be to encourage anarchy and
1 1 a i.is.
la offers today to every child
v . ... .n the limits of the city a free ed
, .ution. "Not only does this include the
common branches of learning, but in
l He well equipped High School studies
much more complete are taught. The
i-ystom, from the A. B. C. of beginners
Id the very highest grades which pre-
I iire young people for college, is most
interesting and worthy of careful study.
People who send their children to the
M.hools do not pay as much attention
tn the Inside working of the system as
liiey should. The labor of tho teachers
inuld be made far more elllciunt if
(here was a greater degree of interest
iimong the parents of the pupils. This
defect, so noticeable last term will, we
hope, be remedied In future. The teach-
i i s are only too glad, we are convinced,
tu welcome adult visitors at any time,
ii nd to let them see for themselves the
l.rogress of their scholars.
The spectacle presented yesterday
I I mlng In all the school buildings,
when the opening exercises were held,
vi moat Impressive. The vacation
hiil brightened up the children to a
vi.nderful degree. They were the
l.lcture of health and vigor, and their
l. lienors also gave evidence of the re
MVlfyinff Influence! of rest. They took
nr the familiar songs with renewed
i.orgy, nnd any one, to look uxin those
Interesting assemblages would be loth
tii believe that the life of the pupils of
Aflorla publlo schools was either hard
i.r over exacting.
Money is about to be easier, its real
abundance apparent. We shall be no
in'. re on a voyage straight to shlp
wiock, The Bafety of sound money Is
iiHsured. Rut this Is comparatively a
pliiln matter. The next, step Is not so
pimple. It concerns the Industrial
Independence of this country, and In
clinics the standard of compensation
fur litlxir In America nnd in Europe,
'I iiii tariff controversy is upon us. It
Ii.ik been forced with a vigor continu
ally growing for Severn! years, and the
ev'denco that treasury deficiencies are
In sight commands us tii consider the
i 'ii use and find tho remedy. The cause
Is tariff uncertainty; that Is the reason,
tint precisely for the money stringency
from which we are just emerging, but
L-r tho paralysis of enterprise which
Is a matter of greater weight, and per
plexity. Business adjusts Itself to the
i:i:rf, but we must know what the tar
iff Is. Many of the peoplo forgot, when
tnprli ImiHly or through a theoretical
liritatlon voting for a change, that
lliey were continuing a period of doubts
i.nd that doubt la the deadly foe of the
oo-oporatlon of capital and labor that
Imparti the energy to the machinery of
I'lanufacturea. Whatever may be our
lew of the true tariff policy, there Is
u concensus of opinion that delay Is
f ill of disaster, and that time Is money
to the people.
It Is tentatively given out that Pros
M;r.t Cvtr'.and has pkki-J up a policy
about the Sandwich Islands. He does
not propose the restoration of Queen
Calico, even under the protectorate of
Clause Spreckles, Charles Nordhoff and
Proctor Knott,, the "paramount"
Blount nnd Secretary Gresham. The
President does not want annexation,
for that was Harrison's policy, with
due regard to the legal limitations,
the dlfllculty being the doubt, for the
moment of the power of the provisional
government. Well, the provisional
government stands, and has paid the
public debt owed to the sugar king
without oven levying an Income tax on
him, confiscating hln sugar estates, or
cutting oft his steamship subsidies.
The Cleveland policy Is said to be a
protectorate that shall amount to an
nexation. The President himself, we
suppose, Is to be the protector. Why
not let the Islands go? They don't
want us, and we don't want them.
Hero Is something from the News-
raper Man, bearing an application sor
rowful and local, and once more bring
ing us face to face with the greatem
tune of modern civilization an Irre
sponsible and filthy newspaper;
"Another woman has been hounded
to death by the newspapers. Again has
sensntlonnl journalism claimed Its inno
cent victim, but we hear not a word
said of calling to account the perpetrat
or of this cowardly and brutal crime.
Will the time ever come when newspa
per men. backed up by unscrupulous
Journals, shall be made to stand before
the law just as other citizens? Will the
time come when Judges and Jurors will
be found willing and courageous enough
to do their duty, even though the de
fendant be one of tho guild which in
too many cases seems privileged to
abuse and scandalize' to their heart'B
content. On the night of the 17th of
last month, there died In the Home of
the Inebriates In San Francisco, a
young lady who was made Insane by
the publication of a love affair to
which she was a party. It was in no
sense the property of the public, but
still the sensational Journalist ferreted
It out, and wrote It up In his most lu
rid style. The woman's heart was brok
en, her brain deranged, and she finally
died in a straight-Jacket."
In the death of Lieutenant Sydenham
the Army loses one of Its brightest and
most pipttlar ofllcers, and Fort Canby
a soldier who made himself and his sta
tion beloved by all he came In contact
with. Last week he was in Astoria,
blight, energetic, In the prime of young
manhood, cheering on his men In a
game of football and promising the
victors a warm welcome when they
went over to the Fort. Death came
with fearful suddenness, so sudden, in
deed, that it was hard to realize the
truth. The most heartfelt sympathy of
his hundreds of warm friends In this
city goes out to his wife nnd family.
The most remarkable fish story of
the age Is the one about that South
Bend wiiale that Is 174 feet long and
9S6 years old. Certain unnamed "sci
entists" are credited with this calcu
lation of age of the millennial Methu
nelah. There should be an Inquest held
to determine the cause of the prema-ti-re
death of this creature that was
5S0 years old when Columbus waB ne
gotiating for Bhlps to senrch the new
world.
The Salem Statesman during the
progress of the State Fair will run nn
Illustrated eight-page dally edition. The
Statesman Is always well up In the
van of Oregon journalism, nnd Is one of
the cleanest and 'most progressive pa
pers In the state. It has worked un
ceasingly for the success of the Fair,
and no Bmall part of the publicity giv
en that enterprise has come from the
efforts of our bright contemporary.
The cholera ha made its appearance
In many cities or Europe this year, nnd
In no case has It spread. The only
general flight has been Naples, and
thut was transitory. If Naples can be
handlni bo as to extinguish the cholera,
there is no place where there Is rea
son for great apprehension about it.
The slight development in Jersey CityH
)as passed away.
Senator Teller says he has brought
his winter clothes along and will fight
the repeal of the silver law to the end.
It might bo added that It will be a
cold day for him when It does end.
In the mean time It will be protty hot
work for the gentleman.
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE business men of this city are ad
vertising In The Astorlan this morn
ing. Why are thev doing It? Ask
them and see.
Business men; advertise In the As
torlan. It pays.
' 3
Bnrklen'i Arnica Nilv.
Tho ht ul In lha world fol CUtS.
brulaea, torn, pleura, salt rheum, fever
orvs, tetter, chapped hands, chilblain,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and poaiUve
ly curt pllea, or no pay requlrtMl. It
la Ruarantned to Rive perfect patlsfac-
II. in nr n.nnn .r.,.l..l Irll 2j Cllt
?L't. 1. C. Dement. ' T 1
MA7R MISERABLE FOR LIFE.
This you may easily be If you fall to
remedy the indigestion and non-assimilation
of the food, which are the at
tendants and originators ' of nervous
ness, that ever present ailment which
no narcotic, mineral sedative or ner
vine can ever do more than temporar
ily relieve. Of courso these remedies
have no effect upon the organs of ul-
fcestion and assimilation, except to uis
order and enfeeble them, thus aggra
vating the original difficulty. Among
the most alarming and dangerous
RyroptcniH of chronic nervousness is
insomnia, which is the professional
term for Inability to sleep. Where
this exists there is always a tendency
to mental overthrow, paresis and event
ual Insanity. Hcgln at the fountain
head of all this difficulty with Hos
tetter's Stomach Bitters and avert evil
consequences. No sooner does the
stonuich resume Its tone, and the sys
tem g.iln In vigor through the aid of
thlJ benign tonic, than sleep returns
and tho nerves grow tranquil. Chills
and fever, rheumatism, biliousness, and
constipation yield to the bitters.
A Sure Curo Kir Piles.
Itching Tiles a.e known by tnolsture
like perspiration, causing IntciiHC Itching
when warm. This form, as well as Wind,
Itleedlng or Protruding, yield at once to
Dr. Honanko's Pile Remedy, which acts
directly on the partH affected, absorbs
Illinois, allays Itching and effects a
nermnimnt euro. title. Drurarlflt or mall.
Circulars free. Dr. Poniinko, 329 Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Hold by J. W.
fonn.
NOTICE!
Use Klnfandcl wine Intead of coffee or
tea, W cents per gallon. Dont forget
1'each nnd apricot brandy, also French
Cognac and wine at Alx. Gilbert's.
r.tliuie oc xicl.u. A line c.t-ci., x ......
land, have on sale the Dally Astorlan,
so that visitors need not mlas their
morning paper when they are here.
1 T J 1 O IT , - .-. . a.vAat Tfrtf .
STRICKEN DEAD.
TRUSTWORTHY STATEMENTS.
A recent New York dispatch reads;
"James C. II , a line looking and
annarentlv healthy man. was observed to
stagger while walking on Fiftli Avenue this
afternoon, mid niter taking one or two un
certain steps fell to tho sidewalk. When
picked up ho was dead. A physician ex
amined the hody.and pronounced hcarldiscaat
the cause of death. A peculiarly sad feature
of tho caso is that Mr. II was on his
way to Maine, to scttlo in the home of his
boyhood, lie had passed the previous ten
years in the western mining country, and had
amassed a fortune. If YOU have any of the
symptoms given in the followingtcslimoniuls
you should lose no time in seeking relief.
From John L. Roberts, Slatington, Pa.:
"I have sull'ered with palpitation, irregular
pulse, fainting and- mothering spells, pain in
nhoulders, side, and arms for over fortyyears.
For twelve years have been treated without
uvuil by prominent physicians in my neigh
borhood and in New York. ' Growing con
stantly worse, smothering spells followed one
another, so my life was often in danger nnd
needed constant care. As my son had been
cured by Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure, ho sent
me three bottles. The lirst dose gave me
nu-tanl relief. Before- using the last bottle
I w:ih completely cured. Aliliough seventy
tive years old 1 feel twenty years younger,
i claim my cure to be nlniost a miracle."
Ileie h a letter from Mrs. John Kolgcs,
ofClcveliiml. O.: "I had been troubled with
my heart nnd stomach for years, but for cix
let'ii n ontlss had been confined to my bed.
I IkkI four of the best doctors in the city, but
none of them could benefit the weakness of my
lieart. I also had dropsy and rheumatism.
I never took medicine that relieved me at
once ns Dr. Mild New Heart Cure does. I
am much stronger. My appetite is splendid.
I gain strength with every dose. I have
gained more In six weeks from your treat
ment thnn in sixteen months from nil the
doctors."
"Dr. Miles' New Cure for the Heart is sold
on a positive guarantee by all druggists.
It is safe, effective, agreeahle, and does cure-"
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Klkhart, Ind.
i'ldo not Eat Pastry.
hi J low often you hear this -M
A expression, and the cx- &4
ijs..) phtnation that usually
'l follows: "I am troubled
with dyspepsia." The
0 explanation is not far to
seek. In the past Iard
$. Ji lias been used ns the prin
.S eipnl shortening in all
i'Si nastrv. the result dys-
lz pepsia. The dyspeptic ";
need no lontrer be
(jfjjjl troubled, providing
i substituted for lard in
J the preparation of all food.
pi used as a shortening, it
produces wholesome and
healthful pastry- Tliysi
cians and expert cooks
iCi indorse it. Refuse siiBstiutes.
4 t:..ml thrre refill in ttatnpt to N. K.
Kairh:mk& Co., t'hicKo, for handsome '
k. i Coltolcne Conk I'ook, containing tlx
hundred recipe, prepared by nine emi
4 ) nciu aulhoriiiet on cooking.
W.f .. . ii
J, t otloiene is iota oy an sroccn, ,
V .S nude onlv bv
kt t r? 4 irr Ml' X- CI
PI. IV. runi"v
ST. LOUIS and
,CHtCAOO. NEW YORK, BOSTON.,
DR. GUMS
onion
SYRUP
FOR COUGHS,
COLDS
1D CROUP.
G ADVICE.
GRANDMOTHEr
In rninlntrdfSTnl'.Tct rln.- cMUron. my onlj rem
edy fr Ooiiuli. Colil i'rrup onion nyrop.
II la jut m en -ouve lo-v r I It TrMf.'rty yraij
WTX Nov HIT (Tt-.wi1.-Ii i Wt law 1'r. Gunn
Oi ion Syrup wBuh Uilr w1 rrfpied no mor
T.- n U i;, -..I l nin.llaimin
For sale by X W. Conn, Dmgglst
GOTTOLENE
5?
It is composed strictly oi
1(1 highly refined vegetable
fc'S! oil and beef suet. When
A7 CHILDREN
For over two years my little girl's life
was m.-ule miserable by a case of Catarrh.
Tin: discharge from the nose was large,
conKt.iiit and very offensive. Her eyes
became inllained, t'ie lids swollen and
very painful. After trying various reme
dies, I gave ,lerFv?SPSThe first bot
tle stemcd to ItVfe aggravate the
dise3jj, but the symptoms soon abated,
an I i i a short time she was cured.
i)ii. L. 13. Kitchey, Mackey, Ind.
(tin liunk on Hlooil ami Skin Dinenaes mailed
Iic-o. Bivm-t UrKoiriu Co., Atlanta, (la.
PltOl'ESSIONAL CAIiD?.
. SMITH
JllCNTIHT..
In l'ylliiiui l)Mll(lni(.'.
J V OlliC.I!
WC. LOC4N D D. B.
ii-;nta i, rAiti-oii".
Maii.sull Block, o;:l Third Htrect.
I E. LaFORCE D.O. 8.
J. UKNTIsr.
Flavol Biiililing, Opponito Occident Hotel.
IULTON BOS.,
JH A'i'loliNKV.S-AT LAW,
Knnmt il, 4, r and li, Odd I'i-IIdw' building,
AsIdi in, OrvKoii,
W. M' LPfSvATl.AVV.
Olliee, Knoms 7 and . Kiiiiiey'n building.
A A. CLEVELAND,
. . ATTOKNliJC AT LAW.
ulllc-e - Kluucy's new brick bullilliiK, coruer
Thud and (luuevievu streets ; up Htairs.
SILAS B. SMITH ,
ATTllKMICY A T I.AW,
Ollico over a. V, Allen's store, corner Third
and Cass streets.
HRANK J. TAYLOR,
D AITOIINKY.Ar-I.AW,
Astoria. Oregon.
JO. A.BOWLBY,
AIT0RE1 A.D COliMLOIl AT LAW
OllU-e on second street, - Astoria, Or.
JOHN H. SMI H, '
l) Al'l'OltNliY AT LAW.
Office In Kimiey'i nev brick building, over
Astoria National Bank,
DR. W. C. BrLT,
1'HYSICI AN AND SUIKiEON,
021cp over store of J. B. Wyatt, Socond street
neur Uencvleve,
DR-. A. L, and J. A. FULTON. -UHEAoKS
OI)' WOMEN A. St'tCCULIY.
huwry by r. J. A. Fulton.
Olliee 178 Out) siruec. Hour It) to 12 and 1 to 4
DR." EILIV JANSON. , .
PHYSICIAN & HUUUKOS. K OM 7
(Ullccover OMood's Clothing Store, hours, 10 to
1? in, 2 to 5 p, m, 7 to 8 p m. Sunday, 10 to 11 m.
DR. O, B. ESTES,
hiYHlClAiN AND SURGEON.
Special attention to DlKeases of Womou and
SurKery. Oillce over IMuzlger's store Astoria.
JAY TUTTLE M.D.,
t'HYSIClAN, SUltUlSum 4 ACO0OCHEUK.
Olliee. rooms 3, 4 over Astoria National Bank,
hours. Id to li! & 2 to 5 Kesidence. 639 Cedar at.
DR. WALTER I. H OWABD. '
lIOAllSal-ATIUO PHYSICIAN & SUK
geuil. Olliee, 451. f liird street. Hours 10 to 12
and 2 to 4, Sunday 1 to 2. Kesidence 408 3d sireet
f P. MULLINIX, M. D.. ' , u
J J. Gives special iitaimeiit for Catarrh,
throat J.iuiL'M, Kul iey Ueiiilo-Urinary organs
Oillce upstuu's,D44 luird St. Hourj.H n.ni.a p.m.
T)R. STRICKLEH,
PHYSICIAN AND 8UBGEON,
-Dealer' in -
Drugs and Druggists' Sundries
3.".7 Second Street, Aslotia.
BUSINESS CARDS.
M WICKMAN n,
J: . i on ritACToit.
House moving and street planking. Screwi
and Mucks for rent. Call on or address 2037
Pino sireet.
A GIBBONS,
, a.lj.ill.-.riiK.'oF' ACCOUNT ami -P
1 1 ( I f ICSS 1 0 N A 1, H M K K K K P K It.
Okkh'K : With Ueneral Alessenger C &15
.-kainiHiue slieet
I H. MANSELL. ,
O, iii.Ai, KtiiAlU HliOKRIi.
Notary Public. Kire and Accident Insurance,
w
W. PARKtR,
IIKAI, KSTATK AN INHUKANCE AlJENI
Oillce 1U Ui-utoii slieet, Astoria, Oiegoli.
W. T. rtUKXKV, J. W. DBAPRB
linrncy & Draper,
Attornc)'N
a.l.awt
Oregon City, Oregon.
Twelve years' experience as register of th
U. . IjiiuI Oillce here, recommends ns in oui
speelnltyof Mining and all other business be
fore iho Uind ofllce or I lie Courts, and involv
ing the practice ot the llcneral Land Oillce.
OROCKENBROUCH Sl COWING.
LAW OKK1CK, OREGON CITY, OK.
Hiecial attention given to land business. Set
tlers on homesteads or pre-emption claims and
limber laud purchases shown every advantage
of tho law. For as.tislaiiut) iu making final
proof call on us.
SOCIKTY ItlUUTINUS.
Astoria L,.dee No. 00, A. O. U. W.
EET3 EVERY FRIDAY M'ENIN'i. AT
8 o'clock in the Odd Fellows' Hall Bo-
jiiurnlug and visiting brethren cordially iu
vitcd. i.T. K0UKK8, Recorder.
Oouaaiiiucampme'.i No. 13, 1. 0. 0.P
KKQl'LAH MKETINdS OI OCEAN EN
cunpnient No. 13. 1. O. O. F., at the Lodge.
In the Odd Follows Buildup, .u sevei. P. .,
on the second and fourtb i.ouuays of each
month. Sojourning brethren cordially i.fited.
By order
Astoria Building & Loan Association
mHERKOULAU MEETlN'18 OF THIS ASSO
.L ciatiou a-n held at 8 P. . ou the first
Wednesday of each moHtb. Oillce on Geneyleve
street, south of Cheuamu. rqbb
Secretary.
Common Council.
UKOOLAK WKKT1KOS, KIRST AND
third Tuesday evenings ot each Dtontb
tg o'clock.
-r Persons desinng to hare matlei-k cird upon
by the Council, at any regular nieenig must
present tlie same to the Auditor and Clerk,
on or before the Friday ereulna prior to the
Tuesday on which the Council old. in reculal
meeting. - K. OSBUKN.
Auditor and Police Judge.
Board of Pilot CoinmlMtoBers.
TH S REGtTLA R MEETINGS OP TRIBBOARD,
will be held on the first Monday, of each
mouth at 10 a. m. at the office of Kobb & Par
ker. W. U &OBB,See
J. 33. XV-T-a.T'T
Dealer tn
Hardware and Ship Chandlery,
Pure Oil. Bright Varnish, Btnada OIL Cot
ton CaiiT, Hemp Sail Twill. Ijud Oil,
Wrom;tit Iron Spikes, Gaivanuted Cut Kails
(Irooorloa, X3to.
Atncullural Implem enta, S-wtng Ma
niac hlnes, Palnta and Oils.
ftATARRI
i rti? T 1 1
Kipans ihduics
Ripans Tabules act gently
but promptly upon the liver,
stomach and intestine?; cure
habitual constipation, dispel
colds, headaches and fevers.
One tabule taken at the first
symptom of indigestion, billi
ousness, dizziness, distress
after eating, or depression of
soirits, will remove the whole
d'ifliculty in a few minutes.
Ripans Tabules are com
pounded from a prescription
widely endorsed by the high
est medical authorities and are
presented in a form that is be
coming the fashion with phy
sicians and patients every
where. One Rox (Six Vinls) Seventy-five Cents.
One 1'ack.ige (I:our boxes)! wo Dollars.
Ripans Tabules may be ob
tained of nearest druggist; or
by mail on receipt of price.
For free sample address
RIPANS CHEMICAL CO.
NEW YORK.
.......... -,. .
Merchant Steamship Cos
Line, Connecting with
Canadian I'aelflo anil Great NtUhtii
Hallway aud China Hteamship 'Vn?
Taking frelglit aud passengers for Vancouver
and Victoria B C. and Seattle, facoma aud ail
Sound Points.
Leaving Astoria everr 10 davti.
For particulars apply at the oillce Astoria
Austraa i , a i. u".
FEH(;tJ.SON BROS., Agents,
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA.
Steamer Telephone.
Leaves Astoria Every evening except Satur
day at 7 ll. m.
Arrives at Astoria Every day except Suuday
at p.m.
Leaves Portland Every oar except Sunday
at 7 a. m. C. w. stunk, Agent, ABtoria.
E. A. Sibley, General Agent, Portland Or.
HUGHES & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
LIQUOR DEALERS.
Importers of All Brands ot foreign and Domes
tic Wines. I.iuuors and Clears.
J. 11. Cutter Whiskies a specialty. Vai Btatf
Bottled Beer, I'lni-si oraudsoi Key west aim
Domestic ClKars
Manors for Medicinal Purposes.
Family Trade Solicited All orders from l!n-
City auu country imi"-siy niiea. .
Squomo(ue Street , - Astoria. Oreni-i.
THE ASTORIA SAVINGS BANK
Acts as trustee for corporations and Individ
iihU. Denosita solicited
Interest will bo allowed on savliiRs deposits
as loilows:
On ordinary savlugs h ioVs 4 per cent per
annum.
On term savings book.i C per cent, per annum.
Ou eertillcatcs of deposit:
For three months, 4 per cent, per annum.
For six uinnlhs, b per rent, per annum.
For twelve mouths, ii per eent. per annum.
I. V. CASK President
J. Q. A. BOW LB Y Vico-Pn-Ridenl
FRANK PATTON Cashier
W. K. 1M0MENT (Jccretaiy
DIRECTORS!
I. W. Case, J. Q. A. Bowlby, (lust Holmes,
C. U. PaffO, Benj. Ynnni;, A. H. Kecd.
F. J. Taylor;
The Store of John G. Niemi
Has been purchased by
Butter fie Id Bros.,
Who are fining to close out the stock.
Intcndlnir purchase rs will do well to call
and ;xainiiio p.oo s and puces before
purchasing elsewhere. They also have
a good watchmaker to do repairing.
Foard & Stokes
GnOOBRQ
Dealers In Glassware, Crockery, Ship Supplies.
Tobaeeo, Wines and Fine Whiskies. Fine Teas
and Cotfee a Specialty. The Finest Display of
Fruits in the Citv, Fresh ou Kvery Steamer.
Corner of Third and West Eiglitu Mreets.
H. B. PARKKR
DEALER IN
Lime. Brick, Sand, Fire Brick. Fire Clay.
Cement, Mill Feed. Oats. Hay. Mraw
Wood Delivered to Order.
Driying, TamiDg and Express Btuin3S.
O. A. STINSON & CO.,
BLACKSMITHING
Bhlp aud Cannert work, Horsesnoelng, Wag
ons made and repaired. iod w.irk gnaanteed
On Cass street, opposite toe . rn TalH c-mcr
FISHER BEOTHERS
SHIP CHANDLERS.
. Heavy and Bhali
HARDTVAKE
Carry In t Wk
Wagons an.l Vehicles,
Farm Machinery, Paints, 'His, Varntshe.
Losgera' Supplies, Fairbank'i Scale,
Doors and Wincowa.
PROVISIONS.
FLOUR ind HILL Ff ED.
ASTORIA, - - OREGXO.
QUICK TIME TO
SAN FRANCISCO
,AND..
ALL Pn,NlS IN CALIFOiiMA,
Via the Mt. Shasta Rontr of tlie
SonliioTi! Pacific tep'y
The JOt ly tRouts Through California t a
Points East and South
The Scenic Route of the Pacific Coast.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
-AND
SECOND-CLASS SLEK11NO CAllS
Attached to express trains, affording sup run
accommodations for second-class passengers.
For rates, tickets, sleeping car reservations
etc., call upon or address K. r. KO( Kits. Axst.
jut General Freight aud Passenger Acut, Port.
aud. Or.
The CHICAGO.
MILWAUKEE & ST PAUL
RAILWAY
CONNECTING WITH ALL TKANS
ENTAL LINES -
-IS THE
OXTX.? LI1TE
RUNNING
BloctricZiightod Cars
iS
BETWKENl
ST. PAUL and CHICAGO
AN
(0mAHA and CHICAGO.
The EXPRESS ThAlNH eonMst of VEST1
IlL'LED, SI.EEI'lMtt, WMNU AND
PARLOR CAks.
HEATED BY STEAM
And furnished with every luxury knows
modern railway travel.
For Speed, Comfort and Saletj
this Line is Unequaled.
TlrketM nn mt ll nM.mtH.n.
" i-iuuiikui raiiT,
office.
For further information Innnlm nr m,.r ik
agent, or
C. J. EDDY. General Afft.
J. W. CASEY. Trav. Pa. Aft,
PORTLAND, 0JJEG0N.