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About The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1896)
THE DAILY A8T0KIAN, AdTuKM S ATI Hi AY MOKNINU, MAIU'll 21. HUM. JOHN T. LIGHTER, Editor. TfcNMS OP SlBS-.IPTKN Tatepnon No. ft. DAILY. Bent by mall, per year Bent by mall per month W"N oy carrier, per werk WEEKI.V. 8nt by mail pr year, K In advance. Postag-e free to subscribers. All communication Intended for puMI-; get hi bill through he will drsirve be catlon should be dlrevtrd to the editor j Ik made president of ihe I'nltrd States. Business communications of all kind - and remittance must be addressed to What will China do without 1.1 Hung The Astorian. i Chant l a t)ueotlon which Is alcady The Astorian puaranteet to Ita sub-, cribera the largest circulation of any1 aewspaper river. published on the Columbia Advertising rale can be had on appll cation to the business manager, Tha Weekly Astorian, the sVcond oldest weekly In the Mate of Oregon, has, next to the Portland Orecronlan. the largest weeklv circulation In the state. ' Jna F. Handley Co. are our Fort - land agents, and copies of the Astorian ean be had every morning at thMr stand,, Vi Third street. ! THE CHURCH E3 AND THE MASSES. The recent trenchant address by Bishop Potter, on the duty of churchmen of means, to people whose advantages are . extremely limited, cannot fall to attract general attention, not only from mem- oer of the Episcopal church, but think- . In men and women fenerally. There wras nothing; perfunctory, nor formal. In his words, as la shown by the following; : Quotation: "The growth of wealth and of luxury. . wicked, wasteful and wanton, as before . God I declare that luxury to be. has . been matched step by step by a deepen bur and deadening to poverty which has , left whole neighborhoods of people prae . tically without hope and without Inspira tion. At uch a time, for the church of God to stt still and be content with ueone or Its duty outlawed by lime . ana long ago demonstrated to be gro- . tesquely Inadequate to the demand of a .livin- situation, this 1. to deserv the scorn of men and the curse of God! . Take my word for It. men and brethren. . unless you and I and all those who have gift or stewardship of talents or means. vi nuttwvrr ion, are wining to get up ut of our sloth and ease and selrtsh ilettanteism of service, and set down among the people who are battling; amid . their poverty and Ignorance young girls for their chastity, young men for their .setter ideal ef righteousness, old and ' young alike for one clear ray of the Ini . mortal couragv and the immortal hope then verily the church In Its stately . splendor. Its apostolic orders, its vener . able ritual, its decoruos and dignified , conventions, is revealed as simply a . monstrous and insolent impertinence.' Bishop Potter's forcibly expressed Ideas have already been entertained to good , advantage by those who love their kind, and practical plans are being carried Into execution in certain localities in the East ; for meeting the difficulties which he al luded to. In Jersey City the People's church has established so many attrac- - tractions In connection with their Insti tution that tha people are flocking to it, and are recefving Important benefits. Calvary Episcopal church in New York, and St. Bartholomew's, of the same de nomination, have made provision for the residents of the overcrowded sections ,t that city. The People's church In Brook- ,' lyn has also adopted popular methods for attracting audiences' to Its services. When the mighty mas of people resid ing in those two great cities are consid ered, however, the Insianees of what may be called popular religious move- Meiiis are paamuuy in aa equate uisnop Potter's eloquent appeal Is for a general arousing of the member of the church over which he preside, to contribute bountifully to the upbuilding of thos less fortunately situated than themselves. His words appeal with equal force to member of other denomination who are also ' content with theories of duty out lawed by time and long ago demonstrated to be grotesquely Inadequate." The bishop gives utterance to a sentiment which Is moving men In various parts of the country to arise to a higher standard of duty, and good results are sure to follow. IRON AND STEEL. The expansion in the Iron and stel In dustries has been understood to have been very great within the past two decades, and a directory of iron and steel works Just published bears striking af firmative testimony to tne fact. The, rapacity of the blast furnaces of the Unites States has increased from 4,Kj6.4o5 ! tons In Ib'.i to 17,373, 7 In 1SX. The capa city of these separate furnaces Is Im mensely greater than formerly, as Is shown by the fact that while In 1-70 the output required 713 furnaces, today only 46 are needed, the average annual capa city of the blast furnace of twenty years ago having been 6,611 tons, while that of today Is 37.M4. Four new furnaces are ; now being constructed for the Carnegie ! Bteel Company, which will have an an nual capacity of 173,0u0 tons each. Th' y will be the largest blast furnaces In the world, and, furthermore, while In ltM there were no new furnac's building In thl country, in 1Vj6 there are twenly, besides the Carnegie four, either In process of building or planned. The use of coal and coke as fuel Is st-adl!y In creasing, only 6 per cent of the whole number of blast furnaces using charcoal at the present time. The actual converting capacity of all the standard Bessemer steel plants In this country In January, ISSi, was 7,74i,0OO tons, while in January of the present year it was 8.472,330. This Is an Increase of 18 per cent In two years, ar.d the In crease In open hearth steel plants has been 28 per cent There has been a marked decrease in the manufacture of cut nails since 1892, owing, to some ex tent, to the formation of the nail trust, but largely to Increasing use of wire nails, but every other department of Iron production has Increased at an astonish iiig rate. There are 74 Iron and steel bridge building works, 22 locomotive works, 36 iron and steel shipbuilding yards, S6 car axle works, 122 car wheel works, and the same number of car building works. There are also 13 horse nail works, 82 malleable iron works, 70 oast Iron and cast ati-eJ plpo works, Ss lion and wrought tol pipe, Iron and fchvl hvpIihI plpo, nn,l seamless tune J works. Thise are not all of the many j different eaiahllahmcnta In which irude ! Iron If reve-lved an.l worked over Into tnl-.he.l piv-luot, hut thty aro sufAcictilly nume-vua to. give an Idea of the vast ex j tent to which the Industry hiui developed ! within a comparatively short time. K.CO Th thou tor hat has hnvme a suhjvt &; of legislation In Ohio. A member of the uv leglslaturtt who had Iwnno weary ot I paying for admission to theatrical per- j formamva ami witnessing nothing hut ! mlllhory displayed has introducc-l a Mil lining women who wear hats In any ( place of amusement. If IM legislator beginning to he a.--kcd. In view of th minister's advanced age. She mil do as other conn trie have done wh.n ih In dispensable man ha withdrawn or died produce a new one or slide baik a step - ; or twv National progress is a stow i growth, but fortunately It do. not d-- pond finally on any one man. Since Pr. Jameson has been In London he has bean overwhelmed, with letter from prefervtd admirers of his prowess. j Among them was one from a handsome widow with two daughters. Inlormln him that he can hav? his pies" o' the three. Heroism apparently has Its em- barraMiments. That was a neat little device of the 'Iowa teirislators, who have prohibited the manufacture and sale of cigarettes, "ex cepting by Jobber for use outside the state." In other words, they don't mind atlsttiur In the of other state, but propose to protect their own. i An Eastern contemporary makes the timely sinrgostlon that none of the great war heroes, from Agamemnon down to General Grant, began their careers by tearing or burning up the flair of oth'r nations. The students of Barcelona and Princeton might profitably consider this. Mrs. Lease has one ground of com plaint which can never be ratten over i she cannot hope, neither now or In the . . . , ,. ,., futUPe' t0 r,wlV' n0RorbI mntl ! favorite son. I . As It Is to be Mr. Harrlty's business to keep the tires of the Democratic ma I chine tntlaud with confidence, I: will he ! seen that he Is going to be a very btisr Italy seems to be In need of tome level headed person who knows how and wb-n to administer a headache powder. KEEP AN ETE ON TOCR tUBRECLA For It Ha a Very Long History, but a Very Short Life. Exchange, .Nowadays, when the possesskoa of an umbrella Is considered as necessary ss owning- a bar. It may not strike the everyday mind that there was once when an umbrella was a luxury. Even for years after they were finally tntroducfd In France It was considered very effemi nate for a man to carry one. As a shade from the sun the umbrella Is of great antiquity. We e It In the sculptures ami paintings of Egypt, and Sir Gardner Wilson has enganeJ a de lineation of an Ethiopian princess, trav eling In her chariot through upper Egypt to Thebr. whern the car Is furnished ' with a kind of umbrella nxed to a tall a,r ,ku ....... raneement eloeelr r.Min, ehf umbrella of the present time. The re cent discoveries at Nineheh show that the umbrella lor para-oi was gem-rally carried over the king In t.me of prace or even In war. Frcm the very limited use of the para sol Ir Asia or Africa It Seems- to hav passed both as a distinction and luxury Into Greece and Rome. The skltfrion. or day shade of the Greeks, was carried over the head of the eftlgy of Bacchus; and the daughters of the aliens at Ath ens were required to bar parasols OTr the heads of the maldnes at the city at the greeit festival of Panathena. We a:so see the parasol figure In the hands of a princess cn the Hamilton vas-s In the British museum. Defoe, it will be remembered, makes Robinson Crusoe describe that he had seen umbrellas employed In the Braxlls. and that he had constructed his own um brella In Imitation of them. "I covered It with skins," he adds, "the hair cut ward, so that It cast off the rain like a pent house, and kept off the sun so effec tually that I could walk out In the hot test of the weather with gr'Ster ad vantage than I could before In the cool est." The umbrella was used In England as a luxurious sunshade tarty In the seven teenth century. Ben Johnson mentions It by name In a comedy produced In 1616. The eighteenth century had half elapsed hefcre the umbrella had even begun to oe used in England by both s-xes as now. Much of the clamor which was raised aganist the general use of the umbrellas originated with the chairmen and hat k-n-y coachmen, who, of course, regard-d rainy weather as a thing especially de signed for their advantage, and from which the public was entitled to no other protection than what th-lr vehicles could afford. The early specimens of the English umbrellas. mad- of oiled silk, were, when wet, exceeding difficult to op-n and close; the stick and furniture were heavy and Inconvenient, and the article gi nerally very expensive, though one umbrella manufacturer of CheapHld, In lwT, ad vertised pocket umbrellas. A WILD MAN. Exchange. A sure-enough wild man was seen In the Quillayute mountains, nrar Cape Flattery, Wah., a few days ago, and was closely and carefully scrutinized by Lawrence E. Doyle, a member of the Montana legislature, who Is willing to furnish affidavits with his story. He says he was traveling through an un explored timber belt when a man of un usually large size and splendid physique, hatlesa and with a heavy beard and bhock of long hair, his arms and legs bare and his body partially clothed In skins, supped out lefore him. Mr. Doyle was startled, and bfore he could say or do anything the wild man, after looking at him closely, walked quietly away. Mr. Doyle watched the man with his field glasses until he was out of sight, and Is sure of the reality of his experi ence and of the wild man. Settlers In that region have for a long time past claimed to have caught glimpses of a utrange man dressed in skins, and a general hunt has been planned for the purpose of capturing him. forts of some of our best physicians) It is a bxed and Immutable law that to you suggested this remedy which gave have good, sound health one must have rne almost Instant relief. Words fall pure rich and abundant blood. There Is to express the praise I should like to he ro shorter nor surer route than bv a nr.. u-e,,.'. n..,ink 1 ...i.. course of DeWltt's Sarsaparllla Chas, itogers, uruggist Sat ribbon figures largely In all date dinner decoratlors. up-to- Test it any way you Measure and you j r n ever sold It Is pronounced pcrf-ctJy pme by food experts. Dr. Priii's Bakiiig fowder. , MENU FOR 8CNDAY. "The supper! Look at the supper, you dog: Doesn't the very tnell make you happy?" -How to Grow Wen. Breakfast. Shaddocks. Oatmeal. Cream and Sugar. Clam Frit tarn. Minced Lamb on Toast, Poached Egg Whole Wheat Muffins. Cofft. Dinner. Consomme a l'lmpeatrlce. Celery. Cepes. Calf's Head, with Spanish Sauce. Spinach au Croutons. Roasted Turkey. Olblet Sauce. New Potatoes, Maltre d'Hotel. Tomato and MBiced CNery Salad. Plain Rice Pudding. Cheese Wafer. Cjffee. Supper. Turkey Rechauffe. Fontan SpaTin. Cake, Canned Plums. Tea. AN ODD COLLECTION A man In Coloradc has a quaint collec tion of bottles. It is divided Into two sections. Ses-tlon one Is large S ctl m two Is not. -ctioii one contain hun dreds of bottles, the contents of which his wife swallowed Hoping to lind Ml f from her physical offerings. Section two contains a few r.ottlea that one were Miles with iKi Flerce's Favorite I'f escrlptlon. it was this potent rem edy that gave the suffering wife her health again. It cures all Irregularities. Internal Inflammation and ulceration, displacements and kindred troubbs. It has done mure to nulleve the sufferings of women than any other imdlclne known to science. Pile tumors, rupture and flstul.e radi cally cured by Improved method. Hook, 10 cents In stamss. World's Dlsp-nsury Medical Association. Buffalo, N. Y. PROOF POSITIVE. Somervllle Journal. When a man. has made his application and passed the physical examination and the civil set vice examination, and has duly seen a few poeHs with pulls, and nas got nis appointment, and his uni form, and nis billy, ami twisters, and revolver, and has had a beat narked out for hits, he f-ls si last that he Is really a policeman, but when he sees a dirty-face J small boy stick Lis hi ad around a corner at a safe distaace and shout, '-Aw, go chase yourself:" and then run violontly away, he la c'tsolurelv sure of IL bt'CKLEN'd ARNICA SALVE. The best salve In the world fot Cuts, rtrulses. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Horea, Tetter. Clumped Hands, Chilblains. Con.s, and All Skin fcrup ttons. and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price, 25 cent per box. For !e by Chas. Rogers. Odd Fellows' building. "Gee! But It's cold In here," said the court reporter. "Yes," assented th'i state bouse reporter, "Man was In here Just now trying to borrow a dollar." Indianapolis Journal. Or. Price's Cream Baking- Powder Contain no Ammonia or Alum, Old Rope.r I suppose It' all understood between you and Henry? Trllbena (bursting Into tears) I understand, but I can't make him understand anything, the mean old thing! Boston Courier. Quick In effect, heals and leaves no scar. Burning, scaly skin eruptions quickly cured by De Wilt's Witch Hazel Salve. Applied to burns, scalds and old sores, It Is magical In effect. Always cures plies. Chas. Rogers. Louise-How do you come on with that leap year proposal? Emma I don't know yet. Harry Is still examining my letters of recommendation. Judge, A GOOD WORD. Mr. J. J. Keil, Hharpsburg, Pa.: Dear Sir: I am glad to say a good word for Krause's Headache Capsules. After suffering for over three years with acute neuralgia and Its consequent In somnia Iwhlch seemed to ballle the ef- Gratefully yours, MRS. K. R. HOLM KB, Montrose, J'a. For sale by Chas. Rogers, Astoria, Or., j sole agent. is the5f i 1 t-l isSf lL Ulil Tfl piece of Q I 4 line v it Chew it will find A iOOD tobacco for 10 cents ALL FUEE. Those who have used Dr. King's New Discovery know It value, and those who h4.ve not have now the opportunity to try it free, fall on the advertised druggist and get a trial bottle free. Send your name and address to II K Hurklen A Co, Chicago, and ret a sample box of New Life Pills free, aa( well as a ropy of Guide to Health an I HotssAoM Instruct jr, free. Ail of . which Is guaranteed to do you good 1 and cost you nothing. Chaa. Hogers ; 4rugg1t. Odd Fellows Building. LET IT LIVE. An Inadvertent step may crush the snail That crawls at evening In the public path: But he that has humanlny. forwarned. W ill tread aside, and let the reptile live. COW PER The U. S. Gov't Reports show Royal Bakhig Powder superior to all other. INTERMITTENT ntlNKS. rtiilnderla Item. fauglitrr." said old R. ksey. "think twice t4ore you accept young Snoop- r, and say, daughter, let mere he a lap, of alwut thirty y-ars urewvn the tw, mtnlis.- ' Give me a liver regulator and I can regulate the world." said a genlns. The druggist handful him a bottle of Ie Witt's Little Karty Risers, the famous little sills. Chaa. Rogers. "My daughter awefps the floor." the mother was saying, when the young man Interrupted her. "What a prtte such a girl Is m these degenerate daysr' "Yes; she sweeps the floca- with her ball dresses, while I stay at home to wield the breum." Detroit Fln Press. A high liver with torpid liver will not be a long liver. Correct the liver with De Witt's Utile Early Risers, little pills tnat cure dyspepsia and constipation Chaa Rogers. "Oeorge. dear!" Sno- looked anxiously at the clock, which pointed to 12:30. "What Is it. love?" "I don't wish to hurry you away, Geurge, but you know that papa Is not overtly road of you, and he I an early riser." At this hint George eommmwl to get ready to takr lus departure Harper's Baaar. Wkssi Baby was slak, we gave her Cattoria. When she was a Quid, she cried for f'astoruw. When she hecane MUs, see dung to Castoiie, When she t Udrussega-.stbemCsaturta. It i sold on a rrnarantMi hv a 1 1 ama. glsta. It ourei Incipient Consumption and t tha beat Coug'iara Ctoud (Jure. For Bale by I. W. Conn. J. B. WYATT, Astoria, Oregon, Hard ware, Ship Chandlery, Groceries, Provisions, PAINTS anr! OILS. Special Attention paid to Supplying Ship. BREMNER & HOLMES. I llacknmlthn. Special attention paid to steamboat re pairing, flrat-rlus hurseahoclng. etc LOGGING CAJKP fflORK A SPECIALTY. 147 Olney street, between Third and and Fourth, Astoria, Or. One cept a 0W'BiVili lllVK TMK OTIIKII Ki:i,l.tH A CIIANVK. Atehisott (llohe. No giii should allow a youna itt.ui to call on her ofieiier than Ihreo tlin a week, even If lliev are eaiwaKc.l. Mn ii't Hied of llii same kind of nle If they have It loo otlri. A man s lira' I la Is out out on the samo plan us his slom a h, only on a iiuiller ale i:UI.IKII .'AITPVl, l'iH AMRKICAN IXVI-JHPMKNTH. lmiHiti(tit to Anu'ffHMii wk.htf ittw'.oiMvi Hurtintf in rurwiirii In vitnHMH! within tiif .m hk yAai-w, unit invr (iS.iWVtUt Tor (h ntvn inoni it of Ivto, iV or pay .!! liy iMKr to ttio l,om.m n- Ontwnnil ,'u rtstu of Itmvtcora, iV. itAtitarMo, litn) on, K. i HutmotMiw wit tiiiuiMl, ljr r rittfiut' nut. Ci iltriM to rwkir H.fi.M tro.M; or loltrtv of llMnMiitvln to any of t ho-' mix'-vustf.il iHtWHi'a. and rvnry nmn or Hitn m iMntt p hr iv.4-ttiic rh lilUvt: it will b f.Miiul itiMiuala or rittaUM t.f In- itlWMriatC, w'OIIMUrrUl Mlltl TlltAllCl IHMI- tiTim. Morth-iJi IWi.. Hl of ImjmU, fatiia or Itliu. iHr-tor Silt nv.iu C iin.v .i.rcu O. IMCIMH, i'MT All ViVl STirKK Slfutur I printed la BLUB dla(ooall awroM tlx OUTSIUU wrsppr A art her prtxecfoa -f'- mil latitat lua a. Agaat tar taw failed XaSae. JOHN DUNCANS 50N3. N. V A MIX) 14 1 A I WON WOK KM "el? St sitoJ Jfehv-a. Aston General Machinists and Boiler Maken LuiJ and Marls. Engines. Hollsr eura, VMS Smi am tannery Wiwh Sp.iaitV tltRfs itt Aft toto-lrU'-nt Msa M Orjer as Slewl Notfts, John Fox .. Prrshlrnt isetf SiiirliiMsieetil A. I- Fox ...Vice President O. II. Prael Secretary nis J is eoe-sntananoa remwip iwr iMa.riM, HIM, lf.iaal.iirk.ri HhllMv l.l.l Jir, rhnrgws-. ur mmt IbUsmi Ilea, l-nisllett ur l.rrs I -rsfSSM Ilea 1 r UH.HUI MM k'tittiutf:aeit Pa brao h.m jsinnsMil M mw asrweveaea. nr sen I In slain rail 1 f 1 n, r i r-,iiir. a; n. l.irrvlsr uu rv.tMt JOB PRINTING laiu. IIKAIW.; IJtTI l K IIKAIH-, , I.KH.Wk III.ANK.-s. HIIII't'l.Ntl TA'.. I.AHHI.H, TICKJSTS, IIA.NDIIIl.lvs. KT '., IITC KTATKMKNTH. tftlM, I.IVK.Iil'W, RKCKIIT, Aeytliitik- in Kin alxire line eirenle.1 with loot 11 ess and'diapntcu. at Hie Astoriian Job Office. Canadian Pacific RAILWAY. AMERICA'S West -- Tracs-Continentai Railway System. FBOM OfflTTO OCEAN - IN- Paljce ljining Foom ami Sleeping; Cars. Luxurious raining Gar. Eltgant Day Coaches. -ALSO - Observation Cars, allowing Unbroken Views of the Wonderful Mount ain Country, $5.00 and $10.00 Haved on all tickets Kail. Tourist ears Ih heaiun wheel, r.uulproentf el the vary finest inroiif noui -AUW-Canadlan I'ticlflo -T0- China and Japan. China steamers leave Vancouver, B. C. EmpreM of India tmpreM of Japan Fmpreaa of Oilns f:m(ira of India l:inpret of Jat.an t:mpreLi of Chins Aug. !h. Aug ifith. Sept. 16th. fid. lath, Nov. nth. Dec, oth. Austrslian steamer leave Vancouver, 6th of every month. B. C Fnr ticket rates and Information call on or address JAS. FINLAYSON, Aeent, Astoria, Or. W. F. Carson, Traveling Pass. Aet, Tacoma, Wash. Geo. Mcl.. Brown, Dist. Pass. Ajft., Vancouver, B. C. -47 or v-ry. T botlUof' 1 -if ol,n, l yj .WorvUrhir SAUCE SJ IK ss atm - V t.2i Indio Hik Oasis of ir Colorado Iu siht A New Resort HI: LOW I UK II VI I OF THB SUA Absolutely Dry and Pure Tropical Climate PronoiiiKvil by riiyHii'itms the mint ravornbltf in Amerion for SuflVrtTu fnim , . . Lung Diseases and Rheumatism Many Remarkable Cures TIM ohJaVtiuna urgnl aaslnat Initio In the past by tha lais nunilr hu ulliftle wuultl hati Un glaj li taaa a.ltaaiaae of It Iwni-ncUl ihmst-. has -ii a la.'k of sultalile .opiniiHulatuiii 1 li- Kouthnrn I'ailfl,' t'onnui:y takot. pleasuie lu annuur-clng thai rsral Commodious and Comfortable Cottages l. juat bn rvtMj at lnlk station. mat ul t int,i i auulirants at rva s,uialile rats. Th-y an fmnt.hoel olih liuxlorn eanvMilm a, supplhl with pur artaalaa water and so allualM as to (Its iKvutiu all Ih a4aiila(a lo he 1 rlHl frtsa a aiore r less praKi acted roalilenva lt tin dllhtful climate. (From the Han Fraiirlsoo Atvunaut.t "In th hnart at tha r-at drawrl of the t nl.ira.lo-is hu h th Hutithrrn fu-lflo trrr.-lhro Is an easts railed India, whl.'h. Iir our opinion, k the sanitarium tf the ca.tli. hallow, from personal Invcstlaaiton, that fur certain IndtvslVisla. there la n spot on this plmi, t so lor- ahl. " 11 T Knmart. M t. wrllsa: -Th. purity of th air. and she ivrnsl sun shin, fill one Kith wosiUr and il.-nthl . . . Nature ha s.cmtipltahr so m u.' h that ther remaan hut llltla fur man to do As to It o.lhltltir m a hralth riirthrr Is me mat prrfrot sunshine, with a trmprreture alay pieaaani. a perfWtly dry soil, for rain to an unknown farlur: pure otvt-an, dVfi atmtMpherta and pura waior. What more ran Ik, dMtnxir It la ttm plaee. aN an otiiora, mr lun truuniSs. and a par nia lor rnmimadca. Cheialdarlnr th numner or suffsren ssllo lmv bw runxi. i nave no hesllanry in rrwn nirm.iin tins genial oastfr a the of the amicus. " INDIO Is 612 milos from .SAN FJtAXCIfO Hint rjo aiiliw from LOS an;kljs Fare from La Angele For furtoar loformatlon InunlM ,J uij rHiuinasrn i-acino Lcmpaoy aaol. B. P. ROtlSIUt. Oen. Pa, Ajrt. a P. Co. J. S. KIKKLAXD, Dlst. Paatv At. or. Flrai od Aldar Bta. Portland. Or Lubricating OILS A Specialty. Brothers, J Sail Astoria Ship Ctvnlrlery, Hanlwuio, Iron A Sieel, Coal, (irot'eritfn t rroviHionn, Flour A Mill Fe.il, Paints, Oilrf, VarnisliPH, iAers Sii)lies, Fairhank'H Scales, Door; tt WimlowH, Agricultural Iinplt'meiitu Wagons it Vfliick'H. IS THERE? Is there a man with heart ao cold. That from his family would withhold The comfi.rts which they all could And In article, of Fl.'K.Nrn'HK of the rltfht kind. And wa would siiKKixt at thl smson nice Rldchoard, Kxfiislon Tahle, or an of Ulnlnir ('hairs. We hare the larKcst and finest line ever shown In I lie city and at prices that cannot fall to pleaan he closest buyers. HEILBORN & SON. I. A FASXAI3END, QBNERAL CONTRACTOR, HOUSE, BRIDGE AND EHARF BUILDER HOUtsIC MOVKR. House Moving Tools for Kent. ASTORIA. OR A. V. ALLEN, DEALER IN Groceries, Flour, Feed, Provisions, Fruits Vegetables, Crockery, Glass and Plated Ware. Loggers' Supplies. Cor, Cass aud Squainoque Street,. Aitorla, On B.F. AliLiEjM&SON Wall Paper, Artltti' Materials, Paint. Oils, Glut, etc, Japaneit Mattings, Rugs and Ilamboo GrHidi 365 Commercial Htreet. I'HOFBHMIONAL CAKDt. JOHN T I .la) tit : II. ArrullMliV-AT-LAW, , orfli'o, upalalra, Aslurlati llulldlnt. UK. 1CIUV JANHON. I'HVHU'IAN AND hUlttllcON.i tirr)w over Olaen's tlrtttff alar, lluura, II to II a. m. I lu I aad t to I p. tu. .lus lUya, 0 to II. Kit (). II. KMT Kat, PlIYMIfltN AND MUlltlRON, flolal atletilloa la illsiasis of wnw en and suraenr. Oflloa uvar loslr's stora. Astoria. Telephun Vo al JAT TUTTL U. D, PIITHIflAN, -UmiB()N, AND ACtXlUCalEUR. Omr. It.aims I and (, I'ythlaa llulllln. 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