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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-11-04

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 Oc,idept
hotel. Astoria,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-11-04
ASSIGNEE Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Lewis and Clarke Lumber and Manu-
featuring company, Of Astoria, Oregon, "a
private corporation formed and existing un-
der the laws of the state of oregon. did, on
eral assignment to me for the benefit of
their creditors. All persons having claims
against said company are requested TO pre-
sent the same under oath. to me at my Of
flee in Astoria, Oregon. within three months
}. Q. A. B0WLBY,
dow Assignee.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-11-04
Meals Cooked to Order.

Inc finest and juiciest steak at the
Telephone Restaurant.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-11-04

Private rooms for ladies and families
at Central Restaurant, next to Foard &
Stokes.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-11-04

WELL, which way am your musket
a pintin' to-day?
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-11-04

The latest style of Gents Boots and
Shoes at P.J, GooDMAN's.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-11-04

The best Oysters In any style, at
the Telephone Restaurant.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-11-04
ADVICE TO MOTHERS

Restaurant.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-11-04

Weinhard's Beer.
And Free Lunch at the Telephone Sa
loon, cents.
, 1888-05-03
From Our Exchanges.

Emperor Frederick is still improving
Petroleum has been found IN large
quantities in Egypt.
English elections are turning in favor
of Gladstone again.
Four members OF the Coreau Embassy
are Ell route for home.
Portland is spending $1,000 per month
advertising for immigrants.
Even Salem, Oregon, the sleepiest of
all sleepy cities has raised $2400 for
booming herself.
Hon. II. G. Struve. one of the leading
lawyers of the Territory, is in the city.
He is registered at the Central
Fred. Skillmau, a young man from
Michigan, dropped dead in Seattle the
other day. Heart disease was the cause
The National League of Mitchelstow n
Ireland, has discussed the papaI DEGREES
and have concluded to spend more time
in collecting more money for Home Rule
and less for Peter spence
, 1888-05-03
From rIo-nass naita.


-HFs' Neime!eF living on M&i''e A'' IS
yer! slck'
Business meeting of the ". Q. T. L.
at Mrs CaIhoun's next Wednesday,
BERTHE Holcamb surprised his friends
bv droppinp IN for = visit or Saturday.
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Tacoma
Nothing has been heard OF the Seh'ie-
manly prisoner VINO 'ooE advantage VI
the Spring opening at the Tacoma jaI.
Information is wanted of the where
aboDt, IF John H. Couch, who lett Ia
o,,,, F.b-r,-y II. 1883. Any one who
on, furnish the desired Information Will
nrease communicate with Sarah E.
C,,ob 0-Iq cast ID street IucOma
, 1888-05-03
oueer wits aud starts.

The fits and starts-usiDg these words
in their literal meauipg-of tJe nervous
people oft9n strike the beholder as lud-
Icrous. The nerves of hearing Of such
unfortuuates are painfully acute, and
impinged by abrupt, unexpected noises
lead them sometimes to perform antics
worthy OF jumping-jack. At the root
of nervousness, In most instances, is non
assimilation of the food, aud conse-
quenty innuir:tion OF the nerves as ct
the other tissues OF the body. This pro-
longed is, Of course. productive OF ser
ions nervous disease. The remedy Is
Hosieiter's Stomach Bitters. ibat iuvig-
oarte the stomach and enables it to per-
form its functions properly. Soon after
commencing course of 1t, will be
found that the nerves grew more tran
Quill by day, nightly repoGe becomes
less interrupted, and appetite more Wig
orous and satisfying. These are the ini-
tial indications, followed by the COM
plete restoration of nervous yigor. Tie
Bit,ers also cure fever and ague, liver
complaint and constipation.
, 1888-05-03
Sl,OOO,OOO
RAILROAD SUBSIDY.
Roll it up, Gentlemen.
A ROUND MILLI0Ni!!
Enthusiastic Railroad Meeting.
THE Roam ASSURED

| Last evening large and enthusiastic
crowd assembled at the Court House at
the call of the directors 10 suJscIibe
| subsidy to tie Port Townsend Presi-
/ dent Kuhn presided and opened the
meeting with 4 brief account Of the or
gauizati0n uj she company Telling Of
its strength, lie said ten of Port Town
| sends energetic business nen had sub
scribed Thousand dollars each Just to
have the route Investigated and surveyed
aud that now they had the strcaeth Of
several large California capitalists who
were interested i'll the road.
Secretary II; c. Hill read the report of
the engineers on the route. This showed
! that the route was q sple-did enc and
| the gra les exceedingly easy. The ad-
verse reports concerning this route had
been put nut in the Interest Of the
Northern Pacific railroad Co
Hon. c. NJ. Bradshaw then spoke con-
ceruing the value of rail building and
the way to accomplish it. He critically
examined the bond ayd declared that it
was safe to sign such bond, for if the
road did not come here It would be no
loss to the eli zons.
Hon. n. ID. Hill made probably the
/ best speech of tie evening. As a mer-
chant of many years experience here he
showed how the trade of a large num-
ber of communities had been lost to Us
by inaction. He showed how this could
be won again by just such enterprise as
this railroad. He favored pushing the
| enterprise.
Colonel Landes showed lhe advantage
of this location as terminus.
Ex-Mayor ID. ". Smith spoke at some
length as to the ability of JelTsrsou
| county to aid such an enterprise.
Hon. ]. J. Calhoun urged immediate
action
George ii. Jones made telling point
as to the absolute necessity of interest
ing other larger companies.
Hon. A. w. Bash touched upon The
amount of business done here and
insisted that a road would pay.
w. Fl. Fl. Learned, Major Van Boke-
lin, Mr.. WateTmen and Mr.. W. Delanty
also made short speeches. Three cheers
for the Port Townsend southern were
then given and subscriptions in land
and money rolled up to the value of
probably 100000, We will probably
make it a round million in value.
, 1888-05-03

Nay ARRIVED Am. ship Red Cross
Capt McIutyre, lumber laden from
Gamble for sydney.
Bark En"ch Tatbatt, from San Diego,
tn load lumber al Hadfock.
Arrived Blk. Jas. A King from Hou-
olulu. Awaiting orders.
Arrived-Bk. G. o. Wbitmore, freight
for Port Townsend and Seattle from
Frisco. Will probably load coal at
Naniamo. B. c., for Frisco.
Ship Martha Washington from San
Pedro, arrived yesterday (May Istl in
sail. AMI departed for Seattle to load
coal for Frisco.
British four masted ship Weuduo ar
rived at Queenstown ouly seventy eight
days from Puget Sound.
Steamer Alki will lead coal at Depar.
ture Bay.
Alfred Halman is duly installed as
managing editor OF the P-I, and from
heucefoIth is responsible for all matter
appearing in the paper.
Steamer Brick, belonging TO Capt. ].
". Tarte, has been cut aud made II feet
longer and given new upper works. She
will he put on the Whatcom-Semiqhmoo
route to carry the mails.
The Dispatch arrived this morning
with mail and passeng ngers from Clallam
ports
Charley WilIoughby goes today as
mate cf the steamer Libby, with Capt.
Harvey Hannah.
Bark G. o. Whiimore is now unload
ing 80 tons Of freight at Bartleit's wharf
She will load coal at Departure Bay for
Honolulu.
The command OF i" steamer J. B.
Libby was this morning gwen . Capt.
Il. G. Hannah. Captain Dav Will re-
sumo command o tue Phantom
The hne ship Ellisland, Hind, was
towed to Gamble by the tug Mastic on
yesterday.
Ship Invincible was towed into har-
Dor last evening by tug BIakely, from
Gamble, lumber laden for san Diego,
and later departed for her destination
British ship Loeb RAMA was towed to
Hadlock by tug Holyoke.
, 1888-05-03
NoTtiI Knowing

Mr.. ". II. Morgan, merchant, Lake
City, Fla, was taken with severe Cold,
attending with distressing Cough and
running into Consumption in its first
stages He tried many so called popu-
lar cough remedies aud steadily grew
worse. Was reduced in flesh. he'd diff
Guilty in breathing and was uuable to
sleep. Finally tried DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption and found
immediately relief, and after using about
a half dozen bottles found himself well
and has had no return of the disease.
No other remedy can show so grand a
record of cures, as DR.. Kings New Dis
covery fer Consumption Guaranteed to
do Just what is claimed for it. Trial
bottles free at ID. Hill K Sons drug store.
, 1888-05-03
Vhc wi,ole yi.ai ysachiney

Depends for the fuel. which is the origin
CT its propulsorY force, upon the stan1-
ach. In that hidden alembic the food
undergoes the chemical changes wh!ch
transmute it into blood, from which the
systsn draws the material that REIN
burses it for its daily losses OF Tissue;
These, of course, are greatly argumented
in disease If the stomach. therefore,
is weakened or disordered, the system Is
deprived of sustenaHce. llostetteF 5
Stomach Bitters can I've relied upon to
facilitate and renew digestion when that
function has been interrupted by weak
ness of the stomach. BIlliousness, or a
diversion ut tie bile from its proper
channel. which csu-e- cunst'PWt'ou, Il
also remelied hy s. Heartburn, wind
on ti,e stomach. Sic, !.s#.iacHe. fug HnnU
the t,ugue. AM nther :, uptuns ot
stomach and liver G.S r,.' r., il speedily
removes. AI;.laria' =. m5.ais.'f' 81 esTr,
sort, kI3"ey and ii-,ii~r tr.Gbies, cen
stipation. rheumatism and neu:Glsl'
yei!d wtea it is used re@uiariy and per
sistently
, 1888-05-03
Tennrson and His Trees.

saw the poet to the best advantage,
under his own trees and walking over his
own domain. He took delight in pointing
out to me the finest and rarest of his trees
and there were many beauties among
them. 1 recall my visit to Whittier at
Oak Knoll, in Danvers, little more than
year ago, when he led me TO one of his
favorites, All aspiring evergreen, which
shot up like flame. l thought of .he
graceful American elms in front of Long
fellows Eousc. and the sturdy English
Gins that stand in front OF Lowell's IL
this garden of England, the Isle of Wight,
where everything grows with such lavish
extravaganza of greenness that it seems
as if it must bankrupt the soil before
autumn, | felt rs il weary eyes and over
tasked brains might reach their happiest
haven Of rcst,-Dr. Holmes in The At.
tane!c.
, 1888-05-03
Erozr, .rucsinx,s Daflx.

HURRAH, HURRAH, HURRAH.
That Rail Road.
Port Townsend and Portland!
Through cars and beautiful route.
James Sims took a trip to Victoria
yesterday. He will remain for few
days
The Boss Route to the Columbia is
the Port Townsend Southern. See en-
giucr's report.
\ Chinese cook from the Alaskan was
arrested in Victoria the other day for
Smuggling cigarette, and was fined $50
and costs.
The S. S. Parlhia made the run from
San FrAncisc, 20 Departure Bay in So
hours, the quickest time on record. Her
officers claim that she can do much
better.
The discovery Of copper ote at Port
Discovery is being heralded through the
northwest, and will probably elicit
enough attention TO secure at least a full
anu lulE At5L Oh lis NkLIE.
Lopez Island is very anxious to se-
cure the services OF 4 capable school
mamm. About $40 per mouth and a FIVE
months school is the way they talk.
send in your application.
Wberc is our Street Railroad? Why
not boo the thing some what and get
the stock taken and send the line up the
hill and out toward the cemetery. Who
will take hold of the matter?
We arc reliably informed that there is
considerable violation OF our game laws,
especially on Sunday. Some of our
''youngsteFs" who should be in Sunday
school are engaged in this business.
Better stop Immediately, boys.
Seattle is in danger. Not content
with allowing the smallpox and the
real estate men to run riot in the city.
large Cougar has recently been prowl-
ing about that city seeking whom he
may devour. The real estate men are
after him TO sell him a lot
captain .. Gilbert, our well known
and genial townsman, kas been ap-
pointed by the old, reliable. firm of
Waterman & Katz to represent the ship
ping interests here We understand
that their entire shipping business will
be in Captain Gilbert's hands. Certain
Iy nc better selection could be made
than this and We congratulate the firm
and the Captain both.
, 1888-05-03
DIED.

MARDEN Port Townsend April
Both 1888. at the home of his son Mr..
II. Ii. Warden, Captain Jason W.
Marden, in the Goth year of his age
Captain Warden was born at stockton,
Maine. For many years he followed
the sea aud commanded fine ships.
During the war o. the Rebellion he
served in the national Army with honor
In ons of th ,se severe winter campaigns
he contracted the disease which rem
dered him IN Invalid and finally caused
his dsath. In tie year 1888 he came 10
the Pacific coast to benefit his health
and better the pr. spects of h family.
His wife, ah oily dgugh er nd two sons
have proceeded INN to the better world.
Four sons, all il Washington Territory
remain behind. Captain Marden was
man Of siPGularly aud quiet alind, al
ways less retiring ard d.ffident lie
was for mole tla1 forty years a conzis
tent member of the Methodist Church.
, 1888-05-03
THE OLD MILL.

Here from the brow of the hill I look
Through a lattice of boughs and leaves
On the old gray mill with its gambriel roof,
And the moss on its rotting caves.
hear the clatter that jars It's walls,
And the rushing waters sound;
And / see the black floats rise and fall
As the wheel goes slowly round.
rode there often when was young,
With my griSt on the horse before,
And talked with Nellie, the millcr's girl,
As waited my turn at the door.
And while she tossed her ringiets brown,
and Girtcd and chatted so free,
The wheel might stop or the wheel might go
1t was all the same TO me.
'TiS twenty years since last l stood
On the spot where ] stand to-day
And Nellie. is wed and the miller is dead,
And the mill ard are gray.
But both, til we fall into ruin and wreck,
To our fortune OF toll are bound,
And f he man goes and the stream flows,
And the wheel moves slowly round.
Boston Beacon.
, 1888-05-03
Dust in the Stores,

While they are advocating the laying OF
the dust in the streets, l wonder that some
one does not take up the dust nuisance in
the stores. Every afternoon, between j
and O'Clock, the floors are swept and the
clerks breathe an atmosphere of dust that
is sometimes frightful and always un-
pleasant II is just the hour of the day
when sweeping should not be done, as the
employees are exhausted after the days
work, the air is close and dry, and the
heat great, for there is not much yentila-
ZION in Il large store. No matter il the
floor is sprinkled. cloud of dust always
flies UP and settles upon the counters
Often the man who sweeps out wears n
sponge over his mouth and nose TO pre-
vent coughing.-Lady Clerk in Globe
Der,1nnY.at
, 1888-05-03
Uhe at'eeklp Araus.
From THURSDAYS DaIv.

N-4sAS'S ESSaFsE.
Rev. H. V. Rice came down from M
Sound to-day.
Considerable building is being done at
Angeles and more is in contemplation.
The Republican Convention will meet
to day at the Court house at , O'Clock p.
n. sharp.
The Partisan OF Olympia appears
with nice boom supplement. illustrated
with cuts of tie city.
Rev. Saul Green Is now at Port Anre-
les to build Congregational church
He IS sure to succeed.
The genial face of Prof. RYAN IS saan
on our STREETS. He is making his annual
tour of inspection of the schools and
school houses.
Tacoma Is approaching a city election
with straight republican AMI democratic
tickets in the field. Next Tuesday is
the fatal day.
Martin, the murder, is Sill at large
The sheriff of Pierce county seems to be
badly ratified. He forgot to send ont
notices of the escape uutn it was too
late.
Some very pretty horses came down ON
IN. Alaskan yesterday. Adams ana
Lake bought most OF them while T. ".
PettygroVe had beautiful dapp!e gray
buggy animal.
Washington Republican Cub of
Port rownsen4" pi!l meet this evening
at Court house 10 consider report Of
committee on drafting constitution and
bylaws, and other business t"at may
properly come before the club.
Captain John O'Brien the new COM
mander of the steamer Premier is the
man who was first officer of the Umatil-
la when she was wrecked at Cape Flat
terry went back on board OF the vessel
and steared into Esqumalt harbor. He
Is brave and gentIemauly officer.
Captain Davis will be retained as pilot
on the Premier.
RAILE0AD MEKTING.-Yesterday after
noon the citizens assembled in council
90 discuss with the local railroad offici-
als the matter of subsidy. The meet
ing vas harmo NOUS. Nothing of i'm
Psrtance was done except TO agree 81 a
form of bond TO be used and to proffer a
few verbal subscriptions. The citizens
are willing and waiting for chance to
show their willingness:
JUsT So!!!-Some very nice cheap fold
srs for booming other cities OF The Sound
are being shown here in Port Townsend,
and We understand that some of our
psople are getting anxious to boom this
city. We learn that one prominent real
estate dealer positively declares that he
would pay for hundred copies OF a
good advertising himself. There is sure
ly hope for Us yet. Selah.
hon. Ex-GoV. Pierce, Treasurer Ray
mend, number of capitalists and news
paper mon and ladies from Dakota and
Minnesota passed through yesterday for
Victoria. They will return tomorrow at
a. m. and desire to look over our city.
Ro are informed they will be given
short time to do SO by the steamer
OlympIan. Some of the party are
friends OF our townsman, Mr.. A. W.
Bash
, 1888-05-03
From weaaes1sax,s Balls.

From wSIIxeaS@aY'S Balls.
AIR. CrowIs of Friday Harbor is in the
city.
air. Walter Mersick is on the streets
again.
Hon. McEIroy of shagit county IS in
the CITY.
Hr. Cousins OF Lopez arrived in on
the Libby
Mr. & Mrs. james Sims returned from
Victoaia this morning.
Mr.. Dan Sw, rlfiger goes today to his
ranch on OEcas Island to farm.
Remember the Parlor concert of to-
morrow night at the Opera house.
Hufrah for the Cal aud The street
railway Go in Brother Flowers
Desirable property in Irving Park, for
sale by b S MILLER.
Mrs. Dan Pullen of Qnilyhute is in
the city enroute home from Seattle.
Two good front rooms to rent over
the Port TowDsend Shoe Store. Apply
ts j. Fitzpatrick.
Mrs. G. Lewis, Dressmaking aud fam
lily sewing. Rooms at Mrs. G. w.
Thurnau's.
Buy bouse in irving Park. and let
the lot pay for it. Call on Ben Miller
for particulars.
The tableau presentation of last even
ing was quite success. The ladies
took upwards of ninety dollars.
Mr.. Frank Smith, tho musician has
goae to Friday Harbor and Roche Har-
bor to teach band classes in each plaza
Allen Weir arrived home this morning
from Dungeness, having been unavoid-
ably detained there for several days past
The fuseral of Captain Marden took
place yesterday and was conducted by
Rev. j. n. Denison of the NJ. j.. church.
! Go to Bartlett's aud select d seat for
the entertainment tomorrow evening. It
will be worth while to attend such an
enjoyable affair.
Judge James G. Swan leaves today. en-
route for Boston and other points in the
east. He goes over the Canadian Pa
cifie, and will visit Toronto.
Farmers in aud about the Dungeness
river bottom are doing more clearing
aud improving this year than ever be-
fore in the same length of time. Indeed
they are fast changing the face OF ma
ture IN that vicinity.
The daily WdShingtonidn has not ar,
rived. In fact the CAL has mopopo
Iized SO much attention that Judge
Kuhn has probably forgotten the Seat
tie daily And now comes az entirely
new set of democratic enthusiasts and
day they will start the daily "ERterprise'
in Seattle. Whom will it boom.
After all the abuse of last year heaped
upon DR.. Minkler for his allopathic dosei
to the o. &, & Co, as health officer. it il
quite interesting to know that orr p. as
ent officer, after two months OF unsuc
eessiul HON sopatbic dosing, has return
ed to heroic treatment and now INSTEAD
of paying $500 pas prescription sal,
company pass the regular Zee II 80 GO
MILrIad CHANCE u p-acsica; mil
man can find au excellent orpnrtnuit.
to silenga in manufacturing saved lunl
be7. chopped feed &c, on a small sea.
by applying To this Office. The capita
required would not exceed 5000, au'
the mill need not have a capacity o
over five thousasd feet of lumber pc
day. The / cation is That # !arg
farming community that needs Iumbe
manufactured at home and has enoug
material necessary within easy reach o.
, 1888-05-03
Terrible floods in Wisconsin.

Wilson, Of sewing machine fame, died
on Monday at Woodmount, Conn.
The South Prairie coal mine is in
operation again.
The nomination of NJ. W Fuller tc he
Cbief Justice gives good satisfaction.
The Left Erickson will run in The in
teresls Of the salmon canuery business
a; Seattle.
At Sioux Falls, Dalf IA, the good peo-
pie received a trear IN e way Of a sleigh
ride OH April Both
, 1888-05-03
TO THE MOTHERLESS.
RY CARRIE SHAw-RICE.

Now I nd this verse as token,
pied Le these tears for n sign,
That all of the motherIess children
Are sisters and brothers of mine.
No matter at all your station,
No matter your name or years,
I claim all the motherles5 children
BY the pathus of mutual tears.
a day We are going SO calmly.
Our duties wearisome round,
L at none shall know of bop, tlat lie
Buried down under the ground;
But when the Daylight IS ended.
4 nd all of .ts cares dismissed
W eB the willows are zw ss..t gen
Nhe.c nd r' .i,a : ~. list.
In the hush of the pe:tumei evening,
When the heart for awitiie is true,
When the stars lock drvnIu pity
Aud the cypress Is we v,+li dew,
! Wen meet IN the churcEyard sha y
Where the sad grgves lie in li,.s
| Whers all the uotheriess chi ,lre1
Are sisters and b5gttess at mine.
TAc1MA II T.. Aaril >. 1855
, 1888-05-03

The site 20 last for ten years to come.
Logs can be contracted for ahead in
large amounts, nj very reasonable prices
and q cpmmcGious site will he dGuated
in a csn!ra! position. Ne can recon
mead the nIeuiHg - ii Vo-y desirable
one trT iii" risi.t man.
The week Of the steamer Queen If
the Pacific vas rot 10y striking fock,
and is 80 far entirely unexplained The
following IS Captain A'exludeT's state
msut: he vas called at 2:45 aud found
the water pouring IN the vessel. He i'm
msdiateIy gave orders to the officers ard
crew to shift the freight from the i'a
side 10 the weather side aud make port
with all speed. The water poured in
faster than the freight could be sli;tel.
Ihe lives Of the passengers alone was
considered frst, and the vessel second.
He kept the engineers aud fremen at
their posts under he most peremptCry
orders when the men we're up to their
necks IN water. The men acted hravely
and kept to orders, though much fright
ened. The boats were swung out long
before port was sighted to guard against
possible need. The vessel j. now lying
IL twenty-five feet Of waier at an angle
OF 40 degrees beading west by southwest,
the stern in shore. He has teIegraphed
Goo3all, Perkins s Co, for tug with
pumps and divers to lift the wreck The
cargo was 800 tons Cf general rperchan-
disc san Luis Opisbo and ports
suHIh.
, 1888-05-03

Gratis eye for him to hold very subor-
dinate and laborious place in the post
office. People are very hungry when
they howl over such a small bone.
Postmaster AfcNamara's head is level,
however, fog he wants a clerk to attend
to business, rather than to vote We
hope Phouuie Will stay just where lie is.
, 1888-05-03

Tug PioReer tuwed 10 sea this morn
ing Ship Sparton, coal laden from Seat
tie to S. f.
Tug Biz tows to sea Norwegian Bk
Lindsay, lumber laden for Melbourne
Tug Holyoke tows in large boom of
logs to Hadlock.
Steam Collier, San Pedro passed up
yesterday
, 1888-05-03
IfIIrh Cow for sale

q oil, sea,ie mich : r. T e.
SIX years old aud giv,rg nit@. - nj
be q good winter COW. Pric;', So. Ap-
ply at this office.