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T1IK DAILY ANTOKIAN, FRIDAY MORN1NO, SEPTEMBER 4, 1896. 1 ""'""'" entii. suiiiirurwi !" r" o dat-i thliMlr fur brtwsm In anr I. 1 i .. -L. n. "If ' I'""" ''""1 V" w"1'1' Manr l"""'" I""' ' I'Mara unil II naval Ii.i 'V;'"'" " 'im'l''Nt Hutu allium, vlaorouaaiiit inaMHot tt, Ju.l ir, a l,i. Vmu will Imi Saw lrw MUiVl AUujvaa nuiolu.li.oii wen,, foraouii. lie Yuur I. if- Amur wrins.it muiuWiim1 AANDOOD RESTORED irrrr-.' II1IU A ail i 1 1 liitmn f-!- lw)hlnhlM J. W. CONN. Agent. Astoria, Hustler's Astoria Twentieth St. and McKee Ave. ood Reason Why Lots .-..Are Selling... Situated on tliCHouth Hide of AKturiit'w IiIIIh. Twunty lt'jjr:on warmer and vi'gt'tation .'50 luyn in advance of tho North ndo. MannifictMit hUoh for reH idoncoH, overlooking river and liny, Hiinny and hoI teri'd. Easy and natural criidcH; little or no grading needed. TIDE TABLE FOR AUGUST, 1896. Illllll WATtll. ; lW WAIKH, A. . II I'. at. i A. H. 'i V. M. Ii.iii ft ih iii n i ii iii n ih iii it .-ii I m i.il I'll mi. V II M I II I n it 'i I . n 1 in 'in ii i i :m I..' ' m 7.i; u.ii l it 'i '", . in . i ; ii:, ; .1 1 i ,h ii." I V ii II .11 .VI I a i- ; 1 i Ii II A IIHI hi .ti 'i.T i ii J- '.u , s.n ii.ii 1 ii ir II In i.t ,lu. !. j 4 II 41.1 4 iw.i. 1 n in. i, in, .a.;l, ', -4i, i'ti', lulu m r rliiiiiiii'ii hi M.mii - I A HI, IjvI nr, t, Nc Mim.ii. is, Ural ir, W, I' nil Mmm. liATIC. Hniiiriluy Niiiuluy , Mouiluy. TllilllV,, tt i.iiii.il y Tlllirallll) I'rliluy,. ASTORIA INVESTMENT CO. 48a Bond Street. PIIOKEHBIONAL CAHDH. 11. A. 8MITII. DKNTIBT. qtflfZp Ilooma I snd 1. Pythian Building. ovrr C. II. Cooper', .tor. DiCo7'rkrrrar PHYSICIAN AND SUilOBON. KiwIaJ atlanlloa (o dlHUM of worn end eursry. onto ov.r Pmn.lgar's store, Astoria. T.lophon Ne. tt. jat tuttle, m. d physician, cimeon and accouchcur OUtce, room f and (, Pythias Building. Hour. 10 to 11 nd I to 1 ItMld.no. CMlr atmt. JOHN T. MOIITBR. ATTORNET-AT-LAW. nfflr, up.ialr., A.lorl.n Ilulldlng. Lubrkitlnj OILS A Specialty. II. T. mount. ATTOHNET-AT-LAW. . M Comm.rt' laj atrMt J. Q A. HOWLUT. ATTDHNET AND COfNBELOB AT LAW. Oltlc on tlooil aliwl, A.torta, Or. 1. N. IX)lph nichard Nlioo. Chut.r V. Dolph. IXJLI'II. NIXON A lKllJ'H. ATTOIINETS AT I-AW. roriUnil. Omon. 14. C M and IT, Itanillmn HulMliic. All IrinU anil cot- liwllon bu.ln . pronqitly attvndM to. rtalma aialnx Ih orcrtunnt a ip- clalty. SfK'IETT MKETINOB. TEMPI. K l.ODOK NO. ?, A. P. A. M.-ltrnuUr rommunlrallon. hld on tha Aral and third Tuxxlay avanlnc ot aoh month O. W. I)t'NSnKHHT, W. IL K. C. HOLD EN, Becratanr. MIBCELLANEOrB. W. C. CAB BELL, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, Notary Publlo. B16 nond Blroat. rHLDDD P01S0H A SPECIALTY flnry III. mil) I'lHSON p.ininnnllf rrdlnltliiUdat.. YiiiuMhlrir.l.l bulun for Mln. (u l.-. uo.u.r puil'i Kill run- . i,-..i,hr..ii..A,nifllinr. wa.llln.n. iriu-ilopnr r.ilnm.i 1 mmiimI hot.l Iiiii.iki nlm,ll w.l.ll liiiura. Hyiiulixolitliriiiiivr cur, I.mIIiIo liutuali, ana Mill lio .i lir. .iJ win.. Muomiii I'aii lir. In nKiinli. ntr J hrimv, l'luipl.. t'opir t'tilorad hp.it. I lrrr oo tnr iwilol tlia UkIt. Iliilrur r'jrlir.iwj fiilllnir ;',l, w u Hroii.li.ry lll.ll)l I'OIMlS . auar.nu-alorim. Wu.olu iiUiiMii.'M oti.tl uaiaraiKi. and rluillanaa Ilia wurlil lor a rH.ffiWPCi.lilHitrori. 'I'lil. ill-WMNi h.ui Alwnra ImnlAtl I hv k III ! t Ii liiiint rmlmwil phy.l rjlnn AllO.illlll cnpttnl iKillil'il our Uli.-rtill tlonnlailRrMiir- Ali.oltllprmfii.n! poaU'ilotl J. B. WYATT, I'lmnt No. 611 A.torla, Oregon Hard wo re, Ship Chandlery, Groceries, Provisions, PAINTS and OILS. Spaclal Att.ntloo Paid te Supplying Ship.. V7 i- VJ C7- V' VJ Wt .mm. U2. THE ABOVE PICTURE DOES NOT REPRESENT A paHenirer train on tha Chicago. Mil waukee and Bt. Paul Railway. No. It. tarlna ara veatlbuled, healer by .team, and lighted by electricity. Each .Lep er berth ha. an aleotrlo raadlnf lamp. Iti dining car ara tb beat In tha world, and Iti co&che ara palaoea on wheal.. Thla great railway, oonneotlnft aa It doea with all tranaoontlnental line, at Bt Paul and Omaha, aaaurea to tha tarvellng publlo tha beat aervloa known. Ticket, via tha Chicago, Milwaukee and Bt Paul Railway ara on aale at all railroad ticket office, to any point In tha United Blatei or Canada. For map., foldera and other Information, addreea. C. J. EDDT, General Aarent -J. W. CABET, Portland, Or. Trav. Paai and Tkt. A rant, Portland, Or. I871 189) Brothers, Sell ASTORIA Ship Chandelery, Hardware, Iron & Stel, Coal, Grocerie i I'roviBionu, Flour A Mill Feed, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Loggers Supplies, Fairbank's Scales, Doors & Windows, Agricultural Imnlement Wagons & Vehicles. A. V. ALLEN, DEALER IN Groceries, Flour, FeeJ, Provklons, Fruits Vegetables, Crockery, Glsss and PigteJ Ware. Loggers' Supplies. Cor. Tenth and Commercial atreata. Emil Schacht ARCHITECT GEO. NICOLL, Assistant. orriCBi ropp's flew Brewery EXKfUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice la hereby given that I hava befn duly appointed executor of tha lu.t will uml teatamcnt ot AJum Bat ter, dci'cajicil. All peraona having rlnlma aitaliiat tha eatate are requeated to prrai'iit them to me at the law office of Frank J. Taylor, at Aatorla, Oregon, within alx montha from thla date. All peraona owing the eatate muat pay their liiitetitetlneaa to me. at the aame place. LOUIS K1HCHUOFP. Dntnl, June nth, 1896. Solentlflo American Agenoy for A raw.va. THana M.oira OIBIQM ATIMTa- COPVRIDHTa. it'r imnnnMiwi ann nve iiAniliMM.K write to mt .NN a co.. mu iihoiuivat. Naw you. oiiim Inirrau for ewurlmt iwuinu to Auirrlra, Kri-rrnAttnt taken out ly ualt hrOiwht b..fon Uie pubuo 0 a notloe Klrn timout entree la ttia worl .nrwt etrmilitkm of ear iwleaUna paeer tn tho man Omnia be without It. weeklr, atj.uoa l.tMM, Ml NK 00 ert tl.W(U months. Ad Pvauaaaaa, let Uroadway, Htm Vorl city. SNAP- A KODAK. at any man Doming out ol our .lor. and you'll get a portrait ot a man brimming over with pleasant thought.. Buoh quality In the liquor, we haYetoofferanenoiuthto pleat, any man. COMB AND TRY THEM HUGHES & CO. MATTIIim MAWINH Mov.m.nlaol Veael nt Mottle) and I'.lMKli.ri. I.kle advlrrn fruiii YnkohMina allow Unit the ateumer Aruiamlule, rlmrlered by tho Nurthern I'mi IIIc line fr an ex Ira tilii, aulli-d with HJ.OTD puuiida of li. fur Taentna 011 August t, arrlvln herw August Ti. whll the Mllko Miiru which r.-a I111I Heattlit Momlay. left Vukuliniiia on tho aume day with the Amianiluln and had only tt.VA pounds, :h.(':1 nt which wiim dmtlued for New York ami IS Ml for the I'v l c coaal Tim AmiaiKlale'a cargo waa distributed aa follows: 1'si lrtc roast. I.1.4W1 pounds t'hlcago, d.'2,:wi; New York. tl.tM; and t Biia4l, SJ.eiH.-lAilger. The rkKirta from China and Japan to the t'nltf.l Htatea up to July T, no cording to the Fortnightly Price Cur rent and Market Iteport, published by the Hong Kong chamber 'f romerce, were 20,344,1173 IK, uml. of tea aa agulnal 3I.2AI.Bf pounila for the mime time In IK'JS and 34,1)67,454 In Wi. Klnc the lu.t circular the following steamers hav brought tea across the Pacific, the late, being from June : to July VK Pounds Tacoma, N. P. line I.IM.01 Victoria. N. P. line Kmpresa of India, C. P, China. Pacific Mali Peru, Pacific Mall Itelglr. O. and (. line... Allinore, 1'urtlaml line.. I!. l.',t,,CSI MO, 11 575.CU1 U4.4M ti 2, l:i The tug Alert, Cnptuln llrokaw, re turned Hiitunlay night from the wreck of the Columbia at Pigeon Point with the sloop Volatile In tow. The latte vese was loaded with the donkey boll er of the lost steamship, the remains of her englnea and a large amount of damaged cargo. Captain Drlaco, who has been busily atrlpplng the wreck has so far cleaned out the hull that lit tie more remains aboard. The main boilers have been loosened from the bottom plates and the Volatile will take down a derrick for the pur poae of completing; the work. Home 01 the cargo yet remain. In the forward hold and dynamite will be used to get It out. The aide of the Colombia will be blown out, and what will not float a.hore will b aecured by dlvera. The proieler will be broken off by the ex plosion, and both It and the ahaft re moved from the steamer. Call. Tramp .learners are running the sail lug veeuels out of the carrying bualneaa The latter are tied up, awaiting char t.-ra, In every port In the world, while the tramp makea time and money for her owners. Tho Knat Indian trade, the commerce of Australasia and the grain of California Is now carried by the ateain trampa, and It looka aa If the biial dlsapcarunce of the "wind-Jam nier" had come. At Ih present time the I'.rltlnh tramp steamer Cedar Iiranch is Imxllng barley at Umg llrldge, and the Strathgarry wheat at Mc.War's. while the Annandale, Captain Milne, arrived hint Thursday night from Tacoma; the Aggl, Captain Hatteburg. ycslrrday fi.nn Nagasaki, via Victoria, It. C. and Longahlpa, Captain MUlona, from Yoko buma. All three veaaela came here In t'ltllast and are under charter to carry grain to Kumpe. In the meantime the llecngaged tonnage In port la 29.174, or nmrly three tlmea as much aa It was In lsf5 at this time. Nearly all the vea acta are under the KrltlMh Mag, and the majority of them are now at anchor in Mission Hay or at Hausullto. The "tramp" la not a friend of the tug and 11 consequence the two are always at war. 80 far the "tramp" has the most points to Its credit, and many "tugs' are idle in consequence, two or me most powerful tugs In the world are the Retriever and Rescue, employed on the lloogley river. Since the "tramps have gone Into the Indian trade the nulling vends have withdrawn, and the towbiiat business has. fallen away. Doth the tugs named are for sale, and the 'tramp" reigns supreme In the orient. -Cnll. Mot'Ll'ltK'S MAOAZINK TKMHKU. ' FOR SEP- ROSS HIGGINS & CO Grocers, : and : Butchers A.torla and Upper A.torla Fin. T..I .nil Coffee., T.M. Delk.cUi, Domtitlc nd Tropk.t Frultt. V.getiHes. Sugar Cur.il Hts, Bacon, Etc, Choice Fresh and Salt Meats. McClure's Mngiuim. with a Stirling barrack-room ballad by Kipling, a thril ling Installment of Anthony Mope's PhroBo," a dramatic sen story by an uotuul sailor, and characteristic stories by Mrs. Spofford und Clinton Ross, maintains, In the September number. Its tiHtiul enticing; iixpcct. In scanning table of contents of McClure's, one never experiences, It must oe allowed. the fiinillliir tlltllculty of Undlng- some thing one really cares to read. More Interesting even than the fic tion. In this number, are some of the graver articles. Mr. Low's recollec tions of his nrt-student days in Paris nd of the notable painters whom he came to know more or less Intimately there; Airs. Morton's Intimate acount of the heroic labors of her husband. Dr. V T. 0. Morton, In overcoming Incredi ble prejudice and obstruction In getting his humane discovery of amethesla per fected and Introduced, and so giving painless surgery to the world; the vi vacious, yet sympathetic account of the painter Whistler (that most picturesque of men) and his eccentric ways and witty speeches; and Elizabeth Stuart Phelps's account of her life down among the Gloucester fishermen all of these are the very best of good reading In their several ways. All are fully Illustrated with portraits and other pic tures. Considerable abiding value as well as Immedlnte Interest, the feature of the number Is Lincoln's "Lost Speech," raised to the fullness of lite as it were from the very dead. It Is truly a uivat speech, as persons who heard It have always so ardently testified. Delivered r.t Illoomlngton In 18M, It practically created the Republican party in Illinois. Hut tho reporters were so sbaorbed In listening that they forgot to report, and the speech wn supposed until now t be Irrevocably lost. Mr. Joseph Medlll editor of th" Chicago Tribune, wh beard the speech, Introduces It with a Interesting description of the occasion THANK YOf Albany M.-niM, The peopln of Astoria are very proud of their new railroad. The A.torlu says: "At train lime the Teiephon dock Is a busy place. What with th large number "f people transferrin from train to boat, and vice versa, and the handling of an Immense amount of baggage and freight, one might Imaglni himself In the union depot In Chicago. Ijmt evening for the first time the train ran up to the O. It, and N. dock and connected with the Potter." The Astoria pnople have worked long and faithfully for a railroad and are to be congratulated. We hope Aatorla will continue to grow and acquire more railroads until the people there ran see. as we do In Albany, sixteen trains ar rive and depart every day, and we hope before long to see the day when through trains Into Albany will run direct Into Aatorla. The U. S. Oov t Reports show Royal Biking Powder superior to all otben. t'se up your ribbons and odd piece. of allk In making corslet belts whll they are as yet but novelties. If you hava ever seen a little child In the agony of summer complaint. you can realise th danger of the trou ble and appreciate the value of Inatan taneous relief always afforded by De- Witt's Collo and Cholera Cur. For dysentery and diarrhoea It Is a relia ble remedy. W could not afford to recommend this as a cur units. It were cur. Chaa. Rogers. Druggist Yachting gowna trimmed with white ahrd thla adornment in winter and serve as walking costumes. Don't trifle away time when you hava cholera morbus or diarrhoea. Fight them In th beginning with De- WlttA Colic and Cholera Cur. You don't have to wait for results. They ar Instantaneous, and It leaves th bowels In healthy condition. Long saahe bordered with lace will be seen on dressy theatre costumes. It doesn't matter much whether sick headach. biliousness. Indigestion, and constipation ar caused by neglect or by unavoidable clrcumstsnces; De Wltt's Little Early Risers will speed. Ily cur them alL Chas. Rogers, Drugglat Lawn or table foot-ball la an amuse. ment recently developed at summer re sorts. Theories of cure may be discussed at length by physicians, but the suf ferers want quick relief; and On Mtn ut Cough Cur will giv It to them. A aafe cur for children. It is "the old harmless remedy that produce lmme- dlt results." Chas, Rogers, druggist It la not the way to make home at tractive to greet your husband with a detailed account of each day's dim cultlea. TO CI' Hal A COLD IN ONE DAY. Take laxative Hronio Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money If It fails to cure. 25c. It Is very trying tc have to wear glove when they are about as pliable as boards. "Boys will be boy.," but you can't afford to lose any of them. Be ready for the green apple season by having DeWltt's Cholic and Cholera Cure In the house. Chas. Rogers, Druggist Some summer blankets are made of canton flannel. They are met with largely at hotels along the coast and In the mountains. If dull, spiritless and stupid; If your blood Is thick and sluggish; If your appetite la capricious and uncertain. You need a Sarsaparilla. For best re sults take DeWltt's. It recommends Itself. Chas. Rogers. When the heads of the departments are away the assistants have a chance o prove how dictatorial they can be. Or. Price's Cream Raking Powdei Contains no Ammonia or Alum. Check skirts with bodices of plain dor strapped In military style are eemed especially chic for traveling. Many a day's work Is lost by sick L'adache, caused by indigestion and tomach troubles, DeWltt's Little :arly Risers are the most effectual pill for overcoming such difficulties. Chas. Rogers, Druggist. Brilliant green and -!ep ros? shirt fronts should not be worn by washed- out blonde mosculi'ie. The whole system is drained and un dermined by Indolent ulcers and open sores. DeWltt's Witch Hasel Salve speedily heals them. It Is the best pile cure known. Chas. Rogers, drug gist. It Is surprising how many young women are out In the streets alone after dark, either riding bicycles or walking. DeWltt's Sarsaparilla Is prepared for cleansing the blood from impurities and disease. It does this and more. It builds up and strengthens constitu tions Impaired by disease. It recom mends itself. Chas, Rogers. The first iron steamships were built In Great Britain 1S43. CASTORIA Tot Infanta and Children. Thf. la ttfutut b ts tmy rtppa OUTWARD BOUND OREGON GRAIN FLEET-1893-C. 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I e 1 J R Cameron A Co.... Z. Halfour, liuthiie Co , PartlawJ, flour MIU. IPC hleTsTor Co 1 1 IHItmon A Kerr ru elevator Co m.itn ..) 42 aft i.ii iVi) Hnvm k Kerr o i K Cameron A Co ,.... 'PoMlnil rkMir Mills S7i iSlbAon ft Kerr HJ1 iBAlfoar, iiu'hrl ft Co I HATK lAil liT rm.-"i ksV'Ttiaa Iti :i lva. ui 14a...... m 1:1. m :i i.n Ail Ikl 1 17. M a:i 1 ;a iii UA..H. :t I -a.. til ,, ....... Ail I til I'. Ail 17. Si) .. lik 1M Vd ... 1 ITa ltd Ail l.'H Dd .. Ail 7a 1 .. Ail lis M . l 17. M ... ail ln..... ... 1 1 M ...Ail IrtA sd . Ail 17. Sd .. Ait 11...... M Ail I.U Sd ... Ail 11. d Ail 1A., all lit. M .. t lit SI CI 17. la CI l. lid ti m m .... CI IS. M Ail 1 . ... Cl l at CI 17. td CI le.... 'A Berg J R 1 Aineroo ft Co P C Elevator Co . . .Balfour, Ualhrle 4V 1 ti.. WHO 64.7 CM Oat 44 u IPortlsnd Fiour Ml'la B.lfour, (Suthrt. ft Co 7S,iiS HlliAon k Kerr... M.oe ;f.ll,Hir(iuilirCo.. .union Kerr . 4.ni T7.VIS 42 IMI) "S.Saj" 7-VjO i R Csmei'io ft Co Halfour, Outline ft Co.. J fct Cameron ft iro Ba Ioui, Uuthrle Co I Balfour, Guthrie A Co ... CI Pia ir Cl t. CI 1 ... CI 12a M ...iCl lri Ai 12.-.. ... Cl 141 M ci 12a Sd ., private Cl KH Cl IM Id Cl I ... ..... cl ISa Sd Ail "a d Cl 1 M w.jprlvAte. n .-.Cl UN iaVI 6a ow'ur a "'.e'nZZ .cl fM J. R. Cameron A Cn 1 Portland Fl .urMUl. . 'ritbaon 4k Kenr .11 6. A-i,UI)l,b.t flour, value IWiiU. ti Al 31.0-U canea a .Imoii, value 202,1I. C AinKoS rti. baxlT, value S13.0U0. i- tti ki.i. e,.... lU-S',0. Ii lAJisTiblllA ft.mr. Ta.lu. til ll H . rl 1.1.1. ft....! ttl.fM.iiS. 1 air. I.b a tlnir, value SVi.i.ai J Alo S.71S bhl. a mr, value 14i2 and 17,w .-it, barley, valo Slijuo. K 19.2.11 hhla flour value SH..UHI. IV-its..' bbi. flour, value 70 OUB. M-I1.72S bbto fl-ur. value sO.uw. S-LSJj bub flour, value S42.DU0. A 1a ttn hi... ti!. valiw lll.oin. PaIaii 11. l7Uctl buley, value I11UQ. 44 Alo7l bbla Hour, value Kmw. R li.ufi hols flour, value StUiW at Is JUS bbla flour, value S..,'n, alxi IHOrtli bran. value S4UJIU. fcAli I'Meav. aalmoii, value Muo. V MUM tut Ouur, valu- O.R&N. GIVES CHOICE OF -2- TRflHSCOJlTIflEJlTflli ROUTES. Via Spokane and St. Pad Via Ogdeo, Denver and Omaha of St. Paol Pullman and Tourist Sleepers Free Reclining Ctaair Cars Astoria to San praneiseo. State of Col. Saturday, Sept 5. Columbia, Thursday. Sept 10. State of Cal. Tuesday, Sept 15. Columbia. Sunday, Sept. 20. State of Cal. Friday, Sept 25. Columbia, Wednesday, Sept. 30. State of Cal., Monday, Oct. 5. Columbia, Saturday, Oct 10. Astoria and Portland Steamers. T. J. Potter leaves Portland Mon days at I L m., Tuesdays and Thurs days at 8 p. m. and Saturdays at 1 p. m. Leaves Ilwaco Mondays, Wedne days and? Fridays at 4 p. m. and Sun. days at I p. m. Leaves Astoria Mon days, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sun, days at 7 p. m. R. R. Thompson leaves Astoria dally except Sunday, at 7 p. m. Leaves Port land dally, except Sunday, at 7 a. m. Tickets of steamers Ocean Wave and Telephone are good on all these boats. All four boats go to each other's docks each nlgbt and morning for freight and passengers. For rates and general Information call on or address G. W. LOUNSBERRY, Agent W. H. HURLBURT, Gen. Pas. Agt., Portland, Or. e. McNeill, President and Matiager. m ail 1 non-rotjonon. remfdr for UoDurrha... 'CHKiT'tAJ Ulei-t, Snernatorrhu-a, r la to .J... VI Whites, unnatural ilia Ouwto4 Kj charcva, or atir tnHAluniA net m .utaiar.. lion, irrttatiuu or uicvrA- i.T.ota toBUgidA. tion of nuroul mam. I'wtttAsCHiU'teni. branea. Non-aAUinswil. :!n:mtn,0 jf"''J "y UmnUU. V. R. A. ,J A pr r'nl ,n ela,n wrapper. fi1?! l X1. ..r 3 Kittl,, 2.T5. i,irt.iAr tent uu rciuaak. Wall Paper. Artltti' MAterlalt, Paints. Oils, Class, ttc. jAptnes. Mtttln(, Rug. and Bamboo Goods 365 Cc mmerclal Street STEAM ERS Bailey Gatzert Oeean Wave (White Collar Line.) TIME CARD. OCEAN WAVE. Leave Astoria Leave Portland- Tuesdays 7 p. m. Mondays 8 p.m. Thursdays 7 p. m. Wednesdays 1p.m. Sundays 7 p. m. Fridays, 8 p. m. Connects at Astoria at 8 a. m. Sun days with steamer leaving Portland 11 p. m. for Flavel and Ilwaco. BAILEY OATZERT. Leave Astoria Leave Portland- Mondays 8 a. m. Mondays 8 p. m. Tuesdays 8 a. m. Tuesdays 8 p. m. Wednesday 8 a. m.Wednesday 8 p. m. Thursdays 6 a. m. Thursdays 8 p. m. Fridays 8 a. m. Fridays 8 p. m. Saturdays 8 a. m. Saturdays 11 p. m. C. W. STONE. Agent VESSELS ON THE WAY TO OREGON. ron iailsd rsos axd saxs. ' YORK Ship Henry Vlllard 1-rihlp Jumet Xeimlth AUjOA BaY- Ii.n bark HaTllat.-ASTW'EkP- 6-Rr tblp 0 W WolfTJ BOMBAY- Rr hlu Unduurne, CALLAO Rr ahlp Sierra Etire:la! UVSKrtMb- Brthlp Reliance X-Br.hlp Enrstla I jar.muL KM Br bark Linden Br bark Niltudala t .. NEWCASTLE, S. 8. W, nr bark riocn I Br ihlD HawkUleI RIO IE JANIHi Br ablp Royal George t Br bark O Lena! too Br bark Deel ,, SWANSEA- 6-Hr bark Colombo! TABLE BAY Norberk Maltlend- Br bark Cal form CaAtle; 1UKUHAMA- Br tblp Hutton Hall; Br ahlp Brynhllda- itr tnio irarnnagt Hr shin Peleuil . r-nr riubri ri-vlnv. Ur ablp city of Haddlngtoo nr nun ikisu niu l 91 At KM 11 Br bark Procyon SINtiAPORE- Br thin Orealial.. SHANGHAI- Br thin Fo'talloch Alif.LAlllE Br hark Astoria I.... or ship Molaoopet nr nara Miowaoa MONTEVIPEO- Br ihlp Dorenby Bsll. PORT P1RIE- Rr ihlo Port Jackton BRHA.NE Br hark TwMdadale 1.- HOKODATE- Ant acbr Carrier Dove. SANTA ROSALl - Br ship Vortlrern.. I CAFTAIS. ksa BATM. COS.IOSSIS. lOUT ! I P.tten 14M S3AU Sutton ft Beeb , Stark ey. lo&jj S3AU " 1 . Moiteown 1S25'100A1 . ft anutr Iteaa 1U0AJ M Norrla 1664) 100A1 L. iDaAS tt!innAI v.iin,. rwt.-t .J Robluaon ktw'lOOAI Meyer, W. ft Co I. Uughe.. lnaviuOAl Balfour, Guthrie ft Co: 108 1 1 'Sharp 1079 100AI '. aj 'Hna Uft;UJUAl 71 I 1 Jon et .. 13H 100A1 steel. 11723 1UUA1 TaA-rart lM HWAl . BajIuo. iliK.)Al IPortUnd Flour Mill. 81 .Robertsoa U14 100A1 .. .oprou.ic.. I AAA 100 Blexen 7S8' m M.hnn an.tmti , ,, 07 Rowlaad. 11989 100A1 McKeniie l4oioOAl fa "ci-aiicni n .. ii-.y ii,.Ai 50 Shapuuid . ! 100a! S3 iMcDonald. llSM 10SA1 ji Ullu. luTIt lli A 1 !Pjoa jl9100At 71 Stuart jlTOS 100A1 McLeod aim 100AI Thorkelaen II4S 100A1 Seville llW iODAl 78 , , Rowlands.. lueolODAl 7 Iwlckham lOOil , Rndire -IIX ICIIAI I lone. -1403 100A1 89 . Llndvall I tSSt Aa. Tradinx Co 11; .! Paries 2408 100A1 REFERENCES 1 Iron 1 April 2S. UN. rW: May 17, 21S, 40W. 2 Jan 2U, panted Cnxhavent Jan '. N, WW Mar 24, 16S, 36W ; June i, T.N 27 W 5 June 9, psraed Lizard : no date. In Bay of Biacay: Jnne IS, Si K, 16 W 6 June Mh, SUN, 23 W. Into Rio de Janeiro prior to July 4; will hove to discharge part ot cargo. Aug. 4, aold 2000 tonaul cargo Kew York Adelaide Autos Bay... Antwerp...., Botubar . Callao Colombo. Capetown .S.U6 ...4,104 iAH ltktf ...l.nOV l,3sr. ....3.M1 ....a.211 TOTAL ON THE WAY. Liverpool 4.ia Newcastle. NSW S OTS Mauritius l.wtt I Rio de Jenero iSM Mflbume.....2.6U j Sinirapore...-...3 S21 Montevideo I." Sweuses 1,1s Hri.bane LB Shanitha l... Uil Hakodate tti Port Plrie SauU Rosalia.... 2, AU6 Table Bay 2,241 Yokohama. 1 .yns Totl W.97S Same time 1M6. 75.6 Same time 1bM3o,41 SEASIDE SHWJIIII1L A complete stock of lumber on ham! In the rough or dressed. Flooring, rus tic, celling, and all kinds of finish; mouldings and shingles; also bracket work done to order. Terms reasonable and price at bedrock. All order, promptly attended to. Office and yard at mllL H. F. L. LOG AN, Prop'r. Seaside. Oregon. ASTORIA PUBLIC LIBRARY READING ROOM FREE TO Aid Open every day from 8 o'clock to t-M and 1:30 to iM p. m. Bubscjiptlon rates M per annum. 8.W, COR. ELEVENTH ft DTJANE 8T8. BREMNER & HOLMES ' Blacktnaitlie. Special attention paid to steamboat re pairing, first-class horseshoeing, eta " - LOGGING CapmOUK A SPECIALTY 117 Olney street, between Third and and Fourth. Astoria. Or. J.A FAST ABEND, GENERAL CONTRACTOR, HOUSE, BRIDGE AflD tDHARF BU1LDES HOUSE MOVER rloute Moving Tools for Rant. ASTORIA OREGON S. Freeman, late of Freeaian & Holmes. R. T. Earls, lata of Stockton. Cal. Parties desiring the beat of lob printing at the lowest prices should call at th Astoria job office befor going elsewhere. COLUMBIA U IIS FOUNDRYHEN Blacksmiths, Machinists and Boiler Makers """RepawnVof M of Machinery Iron and Brass Castings General Blacksmith Work SPECIALTIES Welch Patent Aheel. Ship Smithing and Steamboat Work, Cannery and Mill Machinery. Marin, and Stationary Boll rs Built to Order. Specially equipped for loecerj' work Correspondence solicited 18th and Franklin. Phone 78 Are Yon Going Eastf B sur and see that tout ticket reads via THE NORTH-WESTERN ' LINE, v Uva CHICAGO, ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS and OMAHA RAILWAYS. Thla la th GREAT SHORT LINE Between DULUTH, ST. PAUL, CHICAGO And all Points East and South. Their Magnificent Track. Peerless Vea tlbuled Dining and Sleeping Car Trains and Motto: "ALWAYS ON TIME " Hav given this road a national reputa tion. All classes of passengers 'can-lad on the veatlbuled trains without extra oharge. Ship your freight and travel over this famous line. All agents have ticket.. W. H. MEAD, F. C, SAVAGE, Qen. Agent Trav. F. and P. Agt. MS Washington at-, Portland, Or. 1 Cklrheatrr'a finslt.h Mama Braatt, ' rtriNYHOYAL PILLS rsf r-cA 1 1 -k' i Ortdnal tmi Only , Arc, rijvs rrl labia. tOic uk ,mssJ Jrrail fi Ued ud Gold ! 11 iasv viiii-r. ..vww -ay vt m WTtotnnf fwns iKicuiosis. AtDnwtu.r4Ma44 twsw. as-aW wtfh Mm rir.Ni a. Take r a Its ttAniral tar rvart-Aalsrs imiI.i.u Umllmf fk. r..JIU Sl.1.1.. W t f UuJL 1 (Ml 00 Ti-Mlmonistls. jifamt Ppw, .encaiPrami(WlV(A,a(11inB rVlaxra