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ASTOKIA. OREGON:

THURSDAY...

.NOVEMBER 28. 1889.

From April 1st, to the 16th inst,

there arrived at San .Francisco, from

all sources, 792,935 cases salmon. For

the corresponding period in 1887-88,

there arrived 451,515 cases.

Ik some parts of the country cigar

ettes are quite commonly referred to

as "coffin nails." This is unjust to

coffin nails, -which are, in their -way,

useful and even necessary articles.

Since Brazil fired out its emperor

and adopted republican simplicity,

the editor and the man with the tape

"worm, are the only ones on this con

tinent that have a right to say "we."

It is stated on good authority that

the Rock Island road ha3 made satis

factory arrangements for competing

with the Northwestern-Union Pacific

combination for Pacific coast traffic.

The Philadelphia church which

recently decided to have thirty can

didates preach in succession, and then

call the best of the lot, is reported to

be having a great deal more fun than

the candidates.

Br recent acts of congress every

male Indian over twenty-one years of

age, who accepts an allotment of land

in severalty, becomes a voter. There

will probably- be more than 20,000

such voters at the next election.

The Oregon Transcontinental com

pany, under control of Villard,has

issued a circular. The resumption of

dividends is said to be practicable

and the fight with the Union Pacific

Manitoba combination aud the prop

osition to reorganize the compony are

discussed.

Ex-president Cleveland laid the cor

ner stone of the new Democratic head

quarters in Brooklyn on Wednesday,

aud governor Hill wrote regretting

his "inability" to be present. When

governor Hill spoke in the Brooklyn

Academy of music the other day ex

president Cleveland was unable to at

tend. New England parties have recently

inaugurated a large land enterprise

in East Chattanooga, Tenn. The pay

ment of 750,000 for 2,000 acres ad

joining the Tennessee city's limits and

nearly 2,000 more acres of ore lands

in northern Georgia is involved, the

plau being to build a manufacturing

suburb to Chattanooga. The project

is said to include the buildiug of man

ufactories, hotels, business-blocks, etc.,

for which 5,000,000 will be secured.

John Foknev aged sixty, starved to

death in Cincinnati, and left 60,000 to

have a monument erected. Looks

sort e'silly: but it is no sillier than

what a good many are deing: piling

up money and starving the soul and

the social instincts. John's monu

ment will be symbelical: lie gave his

life for cash to build it.

It was while riding on the rail, out

into the deep blue sea, one pleasant

day, at the jetty at the mouth of the

Columbia river, on the occasion of

his visit here last summer, that the

gallant senator Allison, of Iowa, pro

posed to aud was accepted by the hand

some young lad' that is soon to be his

bride.

Thkee transcontinental railroads

will be in Astoria in 1890. Did you

ever think that the eastern termini of

those three roads is New York, New

Orleans and Chicago? The great east,

the great south, and the greater west,

all with transcontinental lines with

depots overlooking deep water at As

toria. This is why Astoria property

is such a good buy.

PeteoiiEUm V Nasbt did not re

ceive a very munificent sum for his

letters from the- "Confederate X

Roads." The Indianapolis Journal,

in which they appeared in 18G, has

just confessed that Mr. Locke not

only received no pay for them, but

that he gave the Journal 2 each for

printing them, that being about the

cost of composition. The Journal

did, however permit Nasby to use the

type after the letters had been set up,

and from this typo was printed the

yellow-colored pamphlets which Nas

by sold. It was one of these pam

phlets which Abraham Lincoln was

reading while sitting in the war

department waiting for news of his

second election.

Several Rills of Local Importance.

Among other bills to be introduced

by senator John H. Mitchell at the

coming session of congress, are bills

appropriating $100,000 to begin. the

construction of a boat railway at The

Dalles, and Celile: also adequate

amounts for the continuation of the

work at the Cascades and at the

mouth of the river: for the improve

ment of the Columbia between here

and the mouth of the Willamette, and

from the mouth of the Willamette to

Portland and Oregon City and other

river and harbor werk: also bills for

five lighthouses to cost 80,000 each,

one on McKenzie's head to cost 50,

000: for the establishment of four new

life saving stations, and for the aoDro-

priation of 85,000 to add a new boat

for use in this light house district: a

bill for 12o,000, for which he has se

cured the recommendation of the treas

ury department for the revenue ma

rine vessel for duty on this coast, with

headquarters at Asteria: a bill which

passed the senate last session but

failed in the house, appropriating 15,

000 for the construction of a wharf at

Astoria for the use of the lighthouse

department; and sundry other meas

ures of local importance.

TEHjapC.

Specials to The Astorian.

Portbaxd, Nov. 27. Tins morning

in the criminal court Dr. W. E. Mo-

Tand went to trial on an indictment

charging him with manslaughter by

performing a criminal operation upon

a young married woman named Hat

tie Morrison, on the 16th of last

March. The line of defense will be

an attempt to prove that defendant

is a victim of a blackmailing scheme.

The prosecution, however, have suf

ficient testimony in reserve to thwart

such a move.

William Jefferson began a libel suit

this morning in the United States dis

trict court against the British bark

(tlemffer to recover the sum of 9,

which he alleges to be due him as

wages for services as the steward on

that vessel. It is claimed that the

vessel sailed from London on the 6th

of February of this year, at which

time Jefferson was engaged at a

monthly salary of 20, when the

vessel got here Jefferson found his

foot to be diseased and engaged the

services of a physician, who advised

him not to return with the vessel to

a. The master then discharged

Jefferson from his service, but refnsed

to pay the amount due him. A few

days since the ship left Portland, and

is now at Astoria, getting ready to put

to sea. liobert Jf arrm is the master

of the Glenifler.

THE BURNT CITr.

Lynn, Mass., Nov. 27. The city is

patrolled by militia, 250 men being

on duty, stationed at the entrance of

the ruined streets, barring an approach

to the burned district. The guards

are stationed at stores partially cleaned

out to prevent thieves from takiug

what is left.

No one is permitted to pass the

guards without a permit from the

city clerks.

Through associated chanties many

families were furnished lodging last

night in rooms hired at lodging and

dwelling houses, and portions of hot

soup, crackers and bread are being

served to all in need of food. As soon

as some plan for assistance can lie de

vised the work of providing for the

destitute families will progress rap

idly.

TIIE TOTAL LOSS.

Boston, Nov. 27. Manufacturers

are of the opinion that the total loss

al Lynn is nearly 5,000,000. The

number of buildings burned is two

hundred and ninety-six, of which for

ty-six were brick blocks; one hundred

and twelve wooden buildings used for

business purposes, and one hundred

and forty-two dwellings occupied by

one hundred and sixty-four families.

The number of laboring people thrown

out of work is estimated at eight

thousand.

A COWARDLY MURDER.

New York, Nov. 26. James Tier-

ney, a crippled old watchman on the

Morgan line pier this afternoon dis

charged Joseph Kinney longshoreman

for neglecting his work. Immediately

upon receiving the wages due him

Kinney purchased a pistol and return

mg lay in wait for his victim. When

the watchman returned from dinner

Kinney sneaked up behind him and

shot him in the back. Tierney started

to run Kinney following and firing

shot after shot into his back until he

had emptied the last barrel. Tierney

fell against a bale of cotton, mortally

wounded. The murderer was imme

diately arrested.

A SERIOUS BLUNDER.

A Iiady Nearly Prostrated by a Pat

ent Medicine.

A lady well-known la tho Western Addition

has been a great sufferer for Years -with In.

digestion and dyspepsia. Struck with the

lesumonia' praising Joy's vegetable Sarsa

parllla. aho sent for a bottle. Tha rtmmrfsf-

not having It, talked them Into taklnganother

earsapanua. As tne leaning Earsaparillas use

mineral blood purifiers, tho effect of tho

emptying of Iodide of notash into a stomach

already distressingly dellcato was disastrous,

almost prostrating ner Deiore tho mistake was

rectified. She then called upon Mrs. Fowler.

of S27 Ellis street, whoso namo was among

those cured by Joys vegetable Sarsaparilla.

Mrs. Fowler said It was truo that it had cured

her. Again reassured, tho vegetable com

pound was xent for and gotten. Tho gcntlo

action of Its Tegetablo stimulants upon tho

liver, kidneys and dleestivo organs, and its

warm stomach tonics, were tho very things

needed, and cho began Improving and was

her old self within a fortnight. This sounds

liko fiction, but tho names can bo given if

necessary. San Francisco Examiner.

Dliln't-Know-It-Was-Loadetl mv.

A Westchester man, "who accident

ally killed a young woman by pointing

a gun at her which was discharged.

though "hedidn t know it was loaded,

has been arrested and is to be tried

under the act ot the assembly which

makes it a misdemeanor to "playfully

or wantonly point or discharge a gun.

pistol or other firearm at any other

person." lne penalty may bo a hne

not exceeding L000 and an imprison

ment not exceeding one year, or either

or both at the discretion or the court.

This law was passed in 1876. and

abundant warning has been given by

accidents with guns supposed not to

be loaded to justify the punishment

of anyone who violates it. Philadel

phia Paper.

A "Woman's Discovery.

"Another wonderful discovery has

been made and that too by a lady m

this county. Disease fastened its clutch

es upon her and for seven years she

withstood its severest tests, but her vi

tal organs were undermined and death

seemed imminent, .bor tnree months

she coughed incessantly and could not

sleep. She bought of us a bottle of Dr,

King's New Discovery for Consump

tion and was so much relieved on taking-first

dose that she slept all night

and with one bottle lias been miracu

lously cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther

Lutz." Thus write W. C. Ilerrick & Co.,

of Shelbyville, N. C Get a fm tiial

bottle at .1. W. Conn's Drug Stor.

Cotlee and cake, ten ppms. :.t 'lie

Central Restaurant.

Weinimrd's Seer.

And Free Lunch at the Telephone ..Sa

loon, 5 cents. "

AIWTCE TO THOTMKRS .

Mbs. Wrxsi.ow's SooTirrxa Stout

should always be used for children

teething. It soothes the child, softens

the gums, allays all pain, cures wind

chohc, and is the best remedy for diar-rhcea.Twenty-flve

cents a bottle.

All the patent medicines advertised

in this paper, together with the choicest

perfumery, and toilet articles, etc., can

be bought at the lowest prices, at J. W

Conn's drug store, opposite Occident

hotel, Astoria.

The latest style of Gents' Boots and

Shoes at P. J. Goodmas's.

"Keep Yonr Eye On Pasco'

Yesterday afternoon B. Freimann,

the restaurant keeper, brought suit in

the state circuit court against the

Pasco land company for a banquet

which was given at reunann s res

taurant about two months ago, In

his amended complaint Mr. Freimann

alleges that he furnished supper for

sixty-two guests, who were composed

principally of newspaper men, among

whom were a few city officials. The

complaint gives the names of some of

the principal guests, who will be cha

grined at the thought that their hosts

failed to settle with the landlord.

The following bill of particulars is

appended to the cemplaint:

02 covers 7.50 each 4G." CO

10 bottles of sherry 18 00

23 bottles of Sauterne 70 00

33 Lot ties of Zinf andel :r 00

103 quart bottles of champagne. .10 00

35 pint bottle3 champagne IK) 00

10 quart bottles Burgundy 40 00

12 bottles appollinaria G 00

450 imported cigars 112 50

20 packages cigarettes i 00

G extra cooks ." 15 00

10 extra waiters 15 00

Music 15 00

Total $1,426 50

-Portland Journal, 27.

Catarrh

s a constitutional and not a local disease

and thereloro It cannot bo cured by local ap

plications. It requires a constitutional rem

edy like Hood's Sarsaparilla, which, working

through the blood, eradicates tho lmpurltj

which causes and promotes the disease, and

Catarrh

effects a permanent cure. Thousands oj

people testify to tho success of Hood's Sarsa

Darllla as a remedy for catarrh when othei

preparations had failed. Hood's Sarsaparllh

also builds up the viioie system, anu mase!

you feel renewed In health and strength.

Catarrh

"I used Hood's Sarsaparilla for catarrh

and received great lclief and benefit from It

The catarrh was very disagreeable, especial!

In the winter, causing constantdlscharge f ron

my nose, ringing noises in my ears, and pain:

In the back of my head. The effect to cleai

my head In the morulas by hawking and spit

ting was painful. Hod's iJar'atuiilla gave

mo relief immediately, .Jn!e lit iiMe i via:

entirely cured. I am umt vitht-us Hood's

Sarsaparilla ia my lieu-? ;s 1 think it is woitl

Its weight In goM." Mrs. C. 15. Giuu, 1021

Eighth Street, X. V . Washington, D. C.

Hood's Sarsaparilla

SoMbyal!i'.rr.vi - "". ' Pujareloalj

byC.f.HOoui n i . -.l.Mass

BOO Doso tjstie Dollar

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

isheries !

Our TjiPilities are very Elaborate for

Preparing

Traps and Seines for Immediate Use

By Packing, Tarrinir.

Putting on the ropes, that will not kink or

curl, corks and leads. Our factory is very

loomy, our hands skilled In fitting nets in

a complete mander, All nettings aie if the

highest grades.

Gloucester Net & Twine. Co.

Hi Commercial Street. P.p .ton.

The Globe Saloon

Tmlor Nt'W Maiuufin iit.

Christina Wejt'ii. IMoprit'tiii'.

(Formerly 15.n tender at the "it -sort,"

Bestof Wines, Liquors and Cigars.

Corner Mam and Fitst Mret'ts.

Annual Fair

mllh LADIES OK THE SWEDISH LP III

JL cr.iii Church ol Cppei Aston.i. wil

Iiue their annual Fair at ilieir Church in

Ppper Astoria next Thursday, tho 'Jstunr 7

o'clock i. si. All friends and the pubic

generally are conliallv imitcd.

Found!

A LOCKET; OWNEll CAN HAVE Til.

same bv iiro ing property and payinir

for the "ad". Call at Y.M. C. A.

Worthy Your Attention

SALE OF

Valuable Lots In Upper Astoria,

Block 41 ,

Adjoining Kopp Preweiy,

Beginning on Monday, 25th inst.

1 Will Oner for Sale,

Lots in the auove heautiUil block as re

cently subdivided and platted bv Mis. 7,1.

II. Lemennelier,

This propert. is all cleaied and is within

two blocks ol the Stieet Railway.

Pi ices range from S250 to S 3 OO per

Lot. Warrantee deeds.

W. B. ADAIR, Agent.

Wanted.

k LDY OU GENTLEMAN OF TACT

fSk. to represent an established Ann in your

own town and countj.

$75 to S85 per month.

M. J. DOWNING.

100 E. Park St., Portland.

Thanksgiving.

Mince Pies and Fruit Cakes.

Leave Orders at the Oregon Eakery.

Satisfaction Guaranteed.

ThanksgivingTurkey

Leave orders at Abercrombie's.

door to Carnahau & Co.

Next

, IF. ATiT:Eg:Kr,

DEALER IN

Wall Paper and Oil Paintings

SPECIALTY,

Sign Writer, Grainerand

Ornamental Painter.

Cor. Cass and Jefferson Sts.. Astoria, Or.

For Sale.

150 Acres of Tide Flats,

With Half Milo Frontage,

Suitable for Wharves Mills and Factories.

Situated two miles west of Astoria. The

Astoria & South Coast railroad runs direct

through the same.

For Particulars and Plats, address .

,. . HIRAM GRAY,

. ' , Astoria, Oregon.

J. H. MANSELL,

TAT!

8 Halt La a9

NOTARY PUBLIC FOE STATE OF OREGON.

City Lots and Acre Property, Ranches, Timber Lands, and Water

Frontage for Sale.

Investments made for Outside Parties.

Established, 1SS3. Correspondence Solicited.

Next, W. r. Telegraph Oilict Third St. Astoria, Oregon.

P. O. BOX 863.

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FOR OUR BIG . ; '

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Everybody Attends the Great

Goods sold at MARVELOUS LOW FJGl MX ll . worth ionr while to call

and inspect prices. Evcryouo goes away rejoicing r.t t!..- mi rulom LOW PRICES

goods are sold at the well-known honse.

WHITS HOUSE STORE !

xSoxt to the 0. 11. k N. Ticket Office. S 1'OIU , OREGON.

W. K. WARREN.

Maxell's BnildinsT, Wat.-r t ,

ARTOIJIA,

City Property, Seaside Property, Tide Lands,

Timber Lands, Farms. Etc.. Bought anil Sold.

Loani negotiated and a gencidl commission business transacted.

Investments for non residents a specialty.

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

"" r.CTW MtTWiaWM. lirTl

MER WETHER DOWNS

Addition to Astoria.

Lets In this Fine Addition are now on Sale and Parties Buying now are

sure of Doubling their Money within Six Months.

Meriwether Downs lies near the southwestern teiminua of tho Astoria and South

Coast Bailroad bridge acrossYounK's Bav,and is only ten minute's ride from Astoria.

No timber on this property, and tho land is level and in lino shape for, building pur

poses. All in grass, no heavy grading.

This" property being so -close to .Astoria is very desirable for Mechanics mid

parties desiring n suburban residence.' Uailroad station on tho property.

Lots from 860 to $125.

l'nrties living out of town may correspond with us.

"WINGATE & STONE,

' Agents, Odd Fellows Building, Astoria.

m

rue New

CAN BE ILiD IN

esb Aia irartWiuWmBfn m w AiiMni

Asenr. Call and Examine It; You Will be Pleased. E.K. Ilawes Is also Agent for the

Buck Patent Cooking Stove,

AND OTHER FIKST CLASS STOVES.

Furnace Work, Steam Fittings, Etc., a Specialty. A Full Stock on Hand,

9ntrijti.jn".'.j.ijmriamtajLjnir.f-iui in

AND

WXX) doublo roll of Wall Paper and Decorations of the latest styles and Bhades

just received direct from Eastern factories.

Also a largo assortment of

Of nil grades in beautiful new designs

New Smyrna Rugs, Portiere Curtains. China Matting, Etc., Etc,

Call .examine. CHAS. HEILBORN.

MC!HM3iLByA

Do You Want

A, Nice Fat Turkey

For Thanksgiving?

If you do, Leave your order at

Corner Fourth and Cass Sts.

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.cfiS3ri32yaj,-arf.-WTma a

E. W. WRIGHT

roicers,

OREGON.

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ange

ASTOKIA, ONLY OF

rag3tyaCTTmJBreitMB

Sweet Apple. Cider

AND

Pure Cider Vinegar.

AND

At the Astoria Soda Works,

Hansen & Co. Proprietors.

- THE

Slili Leads

With the largest

Ever brought to Astoria.:

GIFlAND PRICES

Call and be

FlaveFs Double Brick Building.

Opposite Occident Ejatel, Astoria, Oregon.

Your Money's Wortl

IS WHAT YOU GET AT

IN

Groceries and Provisions.

Everytliuit; in a First-class Store

ami at

Extremely Low Figures.

Goods Delivered all over Town.

The Highest Price l'aid for Ju?ik.

FOARD & STOKES

WHOLESALE AND

roGeries, Provisions ant

Crockery, Glass f Plated Ware.

o

The Largest nnd finest assortment of

Fresh, bruits and Vegetables.

Received fresh evorv Steamer.

EALANO.

The terminus of the Ihvaco and Shoalwater Bay Kailroad. THE GREAT

EST SUMMER EESORT OX THE NORTHWEST COAST. Lies at the' head

of the Bay, at deep water, and only twelve miles from the bar. The coming

County Seat and Commercial Metropolis of Pacific county. Now laid out. Lots

on the market from So0, and upwards.

Kor particulars and fuli information, call on Or address "

B.

Wholesale Wine House.

Fine Wines, Choice Brands.

I have completed arrangements for supplying any brand of "Wine in any quantity

at lowest cash figures.

The Trade Supplied,

Families Supplied.

- . , ALL, ORDERS DELIVERED .TREE IN ASTORIA.

- Your-patronsge in City or Country solicited.

- . -sA7W:UTZINGER, Cosmopolitan Saloon.

- "''.-.It Wilf Paylou to Buy a Lot

Laurel Park Addition

TO

The City of Astoria.

This property is now on tho market, and is being sold by

On the Installment Plan for

$40.00 and $50.00 per Lot. $10.00 Cash and $5.00 per Month.

Don't miss this opportunity. Tho terminus of a transcontinental road will ba

located within 15 minutes walk from this beautiful tract.

S30 to-day. 250 in one year. Save the dollars and buy real estate and wealth

is yours. Call at once upon

WORSLEY & CABRUTHERS.

Corner 3d and Olney Streets,

More

as Usual

and finest line of

TO SUIT EVERYBODY

convinced'.

sa

OKI.O V. PAHKER.

CAlil. A. HANSON"

arker & Hanson

SUCCESSORS TO

C. L. PARKER,

DEALE&S IN-

GENERAL MERCHANDISE

New Goods Arriving Every Steamer

THIS WEEK.

17 Cs. Boots 3. Sloes

The Old Stand - Astoria Oregon.

3bS

KETAIL DEALER IN

Mill Feed.

A. SEASORG,