TUB iiAlLV AHTOIMA.V, FRIDAY MOUNINU, SKPTEMUEIt iS. l85Mf.
TIDE TABLE FOR SEPT. 1896.
Till', LKAIHIUJC KTHIKK.
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MANIIOOD
fnom4 la mn Ml
hrvn r, II..
all
" , rTT" u K" " ..
Hustler's
Twentieth St.
Good Reason
Why Lots
...Are Selling...
1 1 L.
ASTORIA INVESTMENT CO.
48a Bond Street.
I'ltorKMHIONAL CAHUa
II. A
HMITU.
DKNTIHT.
lloomi t and I, Tythlan UullJln,
ovarr C. II. Coor atora.
Hit. O. U. EHTKH,
I'HYHK'IAN AND 8UHGK0N.
ixclal atlantlun to dl.iaaia ( woman
ami .urg.rjr.
Offlc over Dangler! atora. Aalorta.
T.Ihona No. U.
JAY Tl'TTl.K. U. V.,
phyhician. nritoKON and
ACVOUCHEUIl.
Offloa, room, f aixt a, Iythln Bulldln.
fliMira. It to II and I to 1 Itaaldaooa,
4 Clr atrMt.
JOHN T. LIGHTER.
ATTORN KT-AT-LAW.
(Mot, upatalra, Aalorlan Ilulldlnc.
II. T. CIKWUT.
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW.
M Cominarclal atroat.
J. Q A. ItOWMIY.
ATlVltNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW.
Offlra on HonJ atraat. Aatorla, Or.
4. N. Iol.h. Itli hard Nlioa
Oi(or V. Ifcilph.
IHUJ'II. NIXON DOM'!!,
ATT0IINEY8 AT IJkW.
I'nrtlunil, Oron, 14. tS. H and IT,
Hamilton llutliliiif. All lcJ and ool
Inrilun hu.ln aa irontfptly att.ndod to.
C'lalma alnat tho (ovarnmant a apa-
clalty.
SOCIETY WEKT1N08.
TKMPI.R IX1DOW NO. t. A. F. and
A. M. lingular rominunlt'allona bald on
th rfrat and third Tuvaday avanlnf of
aach month.
U. W. I.OUN8IIEKRY, W. M.
K. C. IIOI.DEN. 8ratary.
M ISCKLLAN KOl'8.
W. C. CA8HELL.
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.
Notary Public
C16 Bond Street.
oiiDDD poison
-v-SA 5PECI ALT YS
I I Hr. lliiliit 'iiln. VnurntiUpntnl
J Stlliafr..nia prlta ulnlnr Mill (uarnn
Jty. IfTinii'r f. rlnrimiebtiMWrfwillonn
mMjf trurlUMiny rillniilf.ieinlliitoltiill...i;d
iKirhr..i(a'i""t" Kruuh.vouiiniiiirr-
I111111111 iwi.ii.ii. . - "-
..I.nm. Till. ll.4inrt ha. Rlw.vtl
ImlllMl ihraklll ol Iho iaol piuln.'iit pliy.l.
.'i iT .iito,UtM (wiiiinl Iwhinl mir nnciiiiHi
j7b. wyatt,
Phon. No. 6
A.torla, Oragon
Hardware,
Ship Chandlery,
Groceries,
Provisions,
HAINT8 and OILS.
Ipaclal AtUntlon Paid to Supplying Ship..
THE ABOVE PICTURE DOES NOT
REPRESENT .
A paaaengar train on tha Chlcaxo, Mil
waukee and St. Paul Railway. No. Ita
tarlna are vaatlbuled, heater by ateam,
and lighted by electricity. Each Bleep
car berthjiaa an eleatrlo reading lamp.
Ita dining cara are tha beat In tha world,
and Ita ooaohea are palaoea on wheel a,
Thla great railway, connecting aa It
doea with all tranacontinental llnea at SL
Paul and Omaha, aaaurea to tha tarvellng
publlo the beat aervlca known. Tlcketa
via tha Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul
linllway are on aale at all railroad ticket
ofncea to any point In the United Btatea
or Canada. For mapa, foldera and other
curv.
iiiiai'iial'ttiriiraininj'iiin.rMiiy
ilmpltM. Copier 4'olornl M"'t lilrara 011
oul. IL la inn HwniMlnrjf Ml. !(! I OISON
i(iotirni.'UnirB. Woaaii;llin"lhatl-
null flilinlltiiiifn t lit world for A
Information, addreaa.
C. J. EDDT, Oenaral Avent,
J. W. CASEY, Portland, Or.
Trav. Paaa and Tkt. Agent.
Portland, Or.
RESTORED vjcr.rx
TM M..V - !' l
lmi m M . I- -
IamWmkTm ll.an4. aNl ..,....
ha f im la O. (. C mm
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J. W. CONN, Agent Astoria.
Astoria
rind MeKee Ave.
ftitmitotl on tho south side
of Axiom's hilln.
Twenty (lt'Krct'8 warmer
and vi'gi'tiitiuti '.10 days in
iidvnnco cf tint North Hide.
Mitsui fk'i'iit niton for rcs
idencon, overlooking rivr
and hay, sunny and nliol-
JOusy and natural radH;
littlo or no grading needed .
I871 l9!
Lubricating
OILS
A Specialty
Brothers,
Sell ASTORIA
Sliip Chandelery,
llanlware,
Iron & ?U'el,
Coal.
Groceries A Provisions,
Flour A Mill Feed,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Loggers Supjilis,
Fairbanks Scales.
Poorn it Windows,
Agricultural Implement
Wagons & Vehicles.
A. V. ALLEN,
DEALER IN
Groceries, Flour, FeeJ, Provisions, Fruits
Vegetables, Crockery, Glass and
PiateJWare. Loggers' Supplies.
Cor. Taalb and Commercial atrcoU.
Emil Schacht
ARCHITECT
GEO. NIC0LL, Assistant.
OFFICE:
Kopp'sNew Brewery
eiviira.
TRana
OlSlCN PATaariL
COPVBIOMTa.
..r iiinimi.iiiniMUiq rrn. II.IMIIKmiK wrlw to
MI NN It CO., atl lliuuliw.r. Mw Vo.
rl.lmii htirran f( wvuruui punu In Aiwrlil,
l.virr pntrnt ukrn out l.y ui I. Iiriut;lil lMfura
Urn putiUo by uoiioaatTvii traa ox obanre la uia
Urvcrt clmil.tlnn of enr -lnUno paper tn the
WiinO. aiil.nili.lly illii.tniuxl, N ul.'llli:i in
ni.n .houl.l 1.1 wIUkhj, tt, Wwklr, g.'I.OOa
timriaiAidmnmitliK A.t.lrr. MtiSN cJu
niiiiHiniia. HOI Uruadway. Ham Vork City,
.SNAP A KODAK.
at any mini coming out ot
our .lore and you'll gut
portrait of a man brimming
vr wl in plriwant tlioujtute.
Much quality In the liquors
we have to offer are enmutli to
plcane any man.
COME AND THY THEM
HUGHES & CO.
ROSS HIGGINS & CO
Orocers, : and : Butchers
Aatorla and Upper Aatorla
Fin. T.a. and CoITm., Tabl. Dellcac'.., Doai.itlt
and Tropical Fruit.. V.ubl, Sugar
Curtd Ham., Bacon, Etc,
Choice Fresh and Salt Meats.
Beaver Hill .
Gilman Coal
...Try It
For Family or
Steam Purposes.
CLEAN...
Reasonable In Price
ELMORE, SANBORN & CO.
Agent., Aatorla.
k Solentltlo American
Ageney fora
1 aw -r w M t&jr-
1 H i r
tJlW WAfKM.
A. . " , I'. H."
HATK.
!h.iu n ih. iii ft ! ii in it ii in u.
Miiliinluy l!MI.Vi7.l 117'; .MI .
Muwliiy ,, 'ti n .'l 7 ! ll (hi .' .4i.l
Mniiiliiy,. ;i. 0 In j.n limm.n ii.i, mi 7H-II
Tiiiwliit'., tl u l 7.1 , I l"i .l ! 5 H i 7n.o'j
Wi ilnml l. i I ;i 7.11 i I l , 1 .11 .'.'i 117 . J
Tliiii.iluyl.'i l ii.-i ' .. x l ' 7 M I nfi'if,
Kn.ln),. U, i.)..r. j 2 Hi; 4,1 I l. mint
1 III. i III -2..I. !!H, -I4. tc. IiiiIiiW itii,
( IniiiKi of Mixiii- 'V. I '- r. 7, Itrw
Mihhi. M, I Ir.l r. VI, Cull Mkiii.
MATTI2I1H MAI IINI3
Mov.m.nU of VinMla mt Mom
antl lilwior.
Tint llirni- limiitwl IuimImt arlwuner
riuin-iT ttirlVfil In pirrt yMitrily am)
wiiit t Kiihii(iim fur 1'imlliiif.
Th lilllnli Imrk )MlK"rnni fundi!,
I.'l iluy from TnliN- H'mU, Houth Af
rlia, hitIvimI In Imllimt yplirlay.
Th lirlilNh ulilp LlnilKufiiriK-, 111
liny from llitnliey, wllh hIoiid bnllunl,
nnlvi-il In port yMli-nluy. Klin report
IIkIH wIiiiIh am an unevrntful voyiigr
T'iu Imr Iuk lti'llcf la at prem-nt
iiMiurvil on tllr Iiiiiit nl'lf of Ihr O. It.
unit N. Cn.'a ctiH k H tirr ah la IwIiik
iiil.miiv) wllh a n- coal of paint. IUr
trim form ami arareful llm-a appiur to
Ullml ailvantaar wln-r aim Ilea, aua-M-nilil,
aa It -r l.y the txiw am)
Klurn llni'a, Hhlrh a-urv )ir to the
lot h on th one haii'l ami tti railroad
trvntln on thn otlirr.
Th I'a.lllc Mall ntcuiuililp City of
Hydnry K'it In laat nlttht from I'aiinina
ami mii hnml In I lie atreain. Thla
inornlnK ahc will be hoarded by the
i un ran tine ollli i-r, and aa there la no
alcknraa aboard .he will land at Iht
1ih k. An (iltlccr of the vpiH atatcd
that rvcrythliiK (itilct mi the (Vn
trnl Ainerlian roa.t and that nothing
of any Important 1. (Miurrri-d on the
vraa(l during her puaaug" up thv count.
-'all.
The acliooticr Aloha arrive! In Han
FraiM'laiKi Hunday fvcnlna: from the
llauallun lalaiula. In latitude 3? north
and loiigltudo it went, ahe apoke the
Krltlah ahlp 1'ruinro.k. bound from
London to Vancouver. The people
aboard the ahlp had not arm a veeacl
for four tnoiilha and the Aloha n a
lilraan) alitht to them. A boat with
newapaperi and fruit waa avnt to them
from the mhiNinrr and the delighted
aeamen cave thrre hearty llrltlsh
chrera for the Yankee craft and tha
Htara and Ktrlpea.
Captain Vogel and the crew of the
rh.Hiner H. Ianltaon were ahaklng
handa with each other and exchanging
cmgratulationa for reaching port alive
when that veaael glided through the
Oi!irn (late today, aaya the Han Fran-pIim-o
Examiner. The achiKiner waa
caught In a gale off Point Ueyea laat
Thuraday on' her way down the coaat
with a cargo of bark. She nearly went
to the bottom. Kven aa It waa every
li.t and bolt waa atralne.1. and the
achiMtner'a entire drckload of bark waa
torn from Ita laahlnga and blown Into
the aca. Alxiut alxty cords were loal.
The mate had a narrow em ape from
iM'Ing waahed ovcrlxxinl. lie waa
caught by a heavy aea that wanhed
ver the veaael. He aaved hlmaclf by
clinging to the foivmajit. Captain Vo
gel aaya the gale did not laat very
long, but while It waa at Ita worm It
exeerilcd anything of the kind he had
iioountered for years.
A Chilian ayndlcate la reported to be
preparing for a ecrvlce of ateam tuga
to tow aalllng veanela through the
Strulta of Mugellan, aaya the Ledger
Tuga tn bp aulllclent for the arrvlce
would have to be auttlclently powerful
to pick jip ahlpa well out at aea and
low them through the straits to a good
oHling on the other aide, aaya a marine
Journal. It waa also believed that
there w ould be no tow Ihr to the east
ward through the atraita, aa ahlpa com
ing down tht Paclllc. count would rare
ly get clone (.iiough to Cape Pillar to
be picked up, and would not go to the
xpenau of towing In that direction
anyway, aa there are generally Talr
wimla,. Another great dlandvantnge of
the towing aervtce there would be the
price of coal, but a auKgeatlon of this
paper waa Indorsed by the cuptnlna aa
fciiHlble, thut each ahlp could carry
in deck enough coal to supply the tug
thut towed her for the whole dlstmice.
Kvery captain spoken to favored the
Idea of utilizing the phkshkc through
the atriilta when bound westward If It
could be accomplished.
Mis. Thorold's little tuK Kthcl 11 ml
Mitrlon, which wan sunk nt her 111001
Iiiks uloiiKHiile of I'tilon street whiirf
early Sntutiliiy inorntng, was raised
that siune evening. The accident wus
caused by the engineer, J'avld Linden,
leuvltiK the water from the dock hy
drant to run Into the vessel's tnnks
while he took a stroll tip tow n. He re
turned ami went to bed, forgetting till
about the tug, und when she was full
of water she went down In the bay.
Mrs. Thorold employed Captain White
law to lift her bout up Into daylight.
The veteran wrecker, sympathizing
with the unfortunate woman, raised
the vessel, only charging J125, Just
enough to cover the actual expenses of
sending down a diver to secure the
sunken hull with chains and hoist her
to the surface. Yesterday the hands
of the tug were busy getting her clean
ed out and In shape for work again.
The hatch covers, skyllghU and In fact
everything movable about the deck,
hadtloated away and were lost. As
Linden la a single man and has no one
depending upon him for support, It Is
the feeling along the front that he
would do a graceful and manly act if
he would turn to and pay that 1125 bill.
He either permitted the water to run
unchecked Into the vessel until she
went down, or If some malicious per
son turned on the water, aa he lntl
matters, he waa criminally negligent In
leaving the hose and couplings fixed to
the hydrant Instead of removing them
to the t (Mi! house, as he has always done
before. Call.
ROYAL DaKtng Powder.
Highest ot all la leavening
Strength. V. S. aov.rnm.nt Report
! it Kiti WAir.ii. ;
j A.N. , CM. i
Hun Krunclsoo Rullcllii.
Tin. re la a leaaon to American la
borer 11 nd labor union In the strike
of the sliver milium of La lvlllii, which
culminated thla morning In such an
outbreak of law h'sama. aa doea not
often churni h rixe American Imluntrlal
progress. The ellver mine owners, the
gentlemen who are working so hard t'
secure Out election of Hryun arid the
ninicl merit of fr'(. coliiaxu legislation
In their own Intcrrat, tha gentlemen
who demand the votes of the mcrnhera
of lalii-r unions, do not hesitate. It
.(ems, to rail out mllltla when their
right to oppress labor la assailed, nor
to sImmiI down the men who demand
a fair day'a wage for a fair day's work.
This trouble, be It bourne In mind, did
not occur In an Kiiatern stale. It waa
In Colorado, the home of Teller and of
llryanlsm, the atate which of all others
Initiate that Ita peculiar Industry ahull
be conserved at the national expense,
the atate In the van of the sectional
fight of the Ilryanltcs.
Thn union acale of wagea In Lead-villi-,
we are told, waa S3 a day for
everybody prior to When the price
of ellver dropid below 60 i-enta an
ounce the working miner., being In
earnest In their belief that their proa
perlty depended upon the restoration
of the prlca, and believing the repre
sentation, of the mine-owners that
they could not operate save at a loaa,
agreed that 12. Ui should lie accepted fr '
some claKaea of work until sliver should
return to M rents an ounce.
Then a atrange thing happened. It!
waa discovered that, even at the low
price of silver, many of the mines still j
puld large dividends. The miners had I
been deceived by the representations of
the mine-owners, and they resented;
the deception. They Were ground down,
oppressed, compelled to toll and moll
and suffer, while the millionaire owners
of silver mines grew richer, revelling
In luxury. It waa seiii that thn mine-
ow ner loved the laborer In the mines !
only for the profit he could get out of j
him. Ixies It not follow that he loves
the laborer at other avocations only for j
the good he ran get out of him? !
If there ever was a Just strike of la-.
bor In the world It waa the strike at
Leadvllle three munthe ago, when 3000
men declared their right to a fair ahare 1
of the results of their labor. And yet :
there waa not and has not been the j
remotest approach to fairness In the )
position taken by the silver mine own- j
era. They have brought In labor In I
defiance of the union and its scale of !
wages, and the output of the mines '
now Is 12(10 tons of sliver dally, against j
2000 tons before the strike began. The j
mlne-ownera, naturally, have been In
creasing the output aa fast aa they
could. They have been spending their J
millions to bring about the election ot ,
llryan and a free coinage congress,
and they have felt a natural desire to!
be In a position to take advantage of i
the market which they have honed to,
create for silver with the aid of the
votes of deluded worklngmen. They
have appealed to class feeling In other
stairs, while they stood ready to call
out the mllltla of Colorado to shoot the
men at home who would not submit
to their dictation.
Now a strike la a lamentable thing,
under any circumstances. It is doubly
to be lamented w hen the mob spirit la
aroused, and when men maddened be- . "Messrs. Wells & Richardson, Burllng
yond reason blindly destroy property j ton, Vt.:
to Injure the pockets of thoee they can- j "Dear Sirs: My daughter and I have
not reach In person. Nevertheless the been using your Paine's Celery Com
allver mine owners of Leadvllle Bhould pound this spring with moat beneficial
lie consistent. If tlasa war is a good . results.
thing outalde of Colorado, If insecurity i "Those In an over-fatigued condition
of property la desirable In other states, 'will And It a gentle satmulant and an
w hy should their property be made ae-
cure by the government? The appeal I
to labor on behalf of free silver would
be more worthy of respect If the most I
dlstlngulHhed of the Hryanltes showed ;
a dlsHwlUon to abide by the logical re-
suits of their own teachings.
Ct'ltK A l'OLI IN ONE IIAV,
Take laxative llromo Quinine Tablets.
All druKgiats refund the money If It
falls to cure. 25c. For sale by Chas.
Hogers, Druggist.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Notice Is hereby given, that the part
ncrshlp heretofore existing between ,
Sam E. Harris and Charles Wright, of 1
Astoria, Oregon, under the firm name '
of Harris & Wright, has been by mu-:
tual consent, this day dissolved, the ,
said Sam E. Harris continuing the said '
business, collecting all of the outstand
ing accounts and paying all the debts '
of aald linn. j
Dated thla 1st day of September. 1S9G. j
SAM. E. HARRIS, .
CHAS. WRIGHT. I
OASTOniA.
TltflJ-
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Ii es
Bputur.
ma
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vupp
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PORTLAND EXPOSITION.
The White Collar Line will have
round trip tickets on sale, to Portland,
September 23d and 2-lth, and October
Gth and 7th, at one fare for the round
trip. Tickets good going only on date
of sale, and good returning within ten
days from date of sale. Tickets good
on steamers T. J. Potter, Bailey Gat
sert, R. R. Thomp8on and Telephone.
Many a day's work Is lost by sick
headache, caused by Indigestion and
stomach troubles. DeWltt's Little
Early Risers are the most effectual pill
for overcoming such difficulties. Chas.
Rogers, Druggist.
OUR CORNER.
A gentleman's resort, at corner Bond
and 11th streets. The finest brands ot
liquors and cigars always on hand. Call
and try ua.
ANDERSON PETKRSON.
Use Webfoot Corn Cure. No
cure no pay. For sale at Es-tes-Conn
Drnsr Store.
Th. beat chemical compound for wean
ing powder Is "Soap Foam,", aa It will
not "yellow the clothes," nor burn th.
hands. It's the finest thing In the world
for th. bath. On. trial wlU con vino,
you.
Wife of the Great Republican Leader Adds Her Testimony to Thai of
Thousands of Others for Paine's Celery Compound. '
Among the testimonials received this
year by the proprietors of the greatest
of all remedies, Paine's celery coin-
pound, are found many, as usual, from
; families of national reputation.
i One of these Is the following sincere
'statement that bears the signature of
Agnes B. Quay, the wife of the Hon.
Matthew S. Quay, United States sena-
'tor, from Pennsylvania, whom Penn-
sylvania so urgently named for the
presidency at St. Louis:
; "Washington, May 15, 1896.
I excellent tonic, and I add my testimony '
r" mmTmmmTZ?
FT A ARKTIVn
' ' A A3 1 ""'Vl'XU,
QENERAL CONTRACTOR,
HOUSE, BRIDGE AND CDHflRF BUILDER
HOUSE MOVER.
Horn
ASTORIA
1 Moving TooU tor Rent.
OREGON
ASTORIA PUBMC LIBRARY
READING ROOM FREE TO ALL
Open every day from t o'clock to IJI
and t:K to : p. m.
Subscription rates H per annum.
S.W. COR. ELEVENTH As DUANS 8TS
ASTORIA IRON WORKS I
CoaroBUySt..footof Jnck.on. Astoria I
i
General Machinists and Boiler Makesr i
Land and M.rln. Enrln... Boiler work. Steaa- j
boat and Cannery Work a Spclalry.
Catting, of All Dnerlpttont Mad. 10 Ori.t oa 1
Short Notice. j
John fox.... President and Superintendent
A. L. Fox Vice President 1
O. B. Prael Secretary j
First National Bank. Treasurer ;
Job
Printing
The Astorlan
invites attention
to its Job
Printing Department
TRY US'
Go to Elmore, Sanborn's office and se.
machine. Take along some of th. twines
"as good as Marshall's," In your pocket,
and teat them. Then aea how much more
Marshall's will stand. It's money In your
pocket and flab. In your net to And out
their new and handsome twin, testing
,to others without reluctance."
The relative merits and efficiency of
Paine's celery compound in making
people well la clearly shown In the
j character of the people who today rely
on It to cure Insomnia, nervoua debll-
Itv. persistent headaches and a run
down condition.
It is the power of repair of the tis
sues that makes Paine's celery com
pound the great savor of life that it Is.
It brings Just the needed nutriment to
the distracted nerve tissues all over
the body and Increases the volume of
healthy blood so that a breaking down
of some vital part is averted. While
taking Paine's celery compound there
Is a general building up of the deep
lying tissues alt over the body, and a
throwing off of unsound elements that
clog and Interfere with Its healthy ac
tivity.
TILLAMOOK
NEHALEM
I MaLIlrllrfl-ail
AND OTHER
COAST POINTS
1
iQTPAMFDs
0 1 CrtHlCKO
R. P. Elmore
W. H. Harrison
Augusta....
.ALL..
OPEN FOR SPECIAL CHARTER
-
Sailing date, to and from Tillamook
and Nehalem depend upon
the weather.
I
For Freight, and Passenger
Rates Apply To
! ELMORE, SANBORN & CO.
AGENTS
R, 0. ft N. CO., Agents, Portland.
ENGLISH CAPITAL FOR AMERICAN
INVESTMENTS.
Important to Americans seeking Eng
lish Captlal for new enterprisea. A Bat
containing th. names and addraesjes ot
350 aucceasf ul promoters who nave placed
over 100,000,000 Storting In Foreign In
vestment, wlohta the last six years, and
over 08,000,000 for tbe seven months of
1S95. Prtoa, 5, or $25, pay Able by postal
order to tho London and Universal Bu-I Overcoats and winter wraps will be la
reau of Investors, 20, Oneapside, London,! fashion. They can be discarded, tempor
E. C. Subscribers wil be entitled, by ar-j arlly while traveling in the steam-heated
rangement with tha directors to receive j trains ot the Chicago, Milwaukee and St
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