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REMOVAL!! Tion, 6 Per Cent, on First Cost, Similarly Private Card Rooms at Jeffs New Sa- East Nnd Halleck Sent Into Limbo m 'rally. There is no place on the Pacific GHANT. more and Washington. It was a great OREGON BOARD TILOT COHMISSIOXERS. iThc flatty gtftoran. coast, and there are few places of similar victory in tho cast to have kept Gen- size on the Atlantic coast, that have such eral Lee from winning a victory AsToaiA, Oregon, April 3, 1885. admirable ocean and river service as As- ovor the whole eastern region. But The board of pilot commissioners for Great Reduction THE OLD COMMANDER. Grant sent in the. of the capture of ASTORIA, OREGON: toria. The ocean steamers come and go hows Columbia Willamette riyers, with tho regularity of ferry boats and Vicksburg and tho opening of tho Mis the and sissippi everywhere but tho vicini- elected by the legislative assembly of SATURDAY Al'lHL 4. 18 fast flyers make the distance between river in here and inland points with all the swift- HIS SINGULAR CAREER OF SUCCESS ty of Port Hudson, whore an eastern Oregon at its session of 1884-- 5, consist- ISSUED ness of ordinary railroad trains. AND FAILURE. general, Banks, from tho highly critical ing Capt. EVERY MORNING. of Massachusetts, commanded. of Capt. J. A. Brown, Allen (Monday The StarbucJ:, previously re- - state excepted) Tillie E. Port Hudson went down at iast, but un- Noyes and Capt. Louis Wilson, having F. totted, arrived in yesterday afternoon, The Man "Without Any Theory "Who Broke such circumstances littlo J. HAL.LORAN & COMPANY, oaded with O. & C. railroad iron. In or- der that but been duly commissioned and legally 1'UHT.ISnRR.S AXJ rKOritlETOKS, der to pay for this iron, and to provide the Backbone of the Rebellion. glory attended the investment. qualified as such commissioners, met at ASTOBIAXBUILDI.NR. - - CASS STREKl Grant, after being relieved at Vicks- office, corner Chenamus and Olney IN other running expenses, Judge Deady their CLOTHING for author- When men like dio. mere flum- burg, was put in control by Stenton, the streets, in Astoria on the 3rd of April, Terms of Subscription. issued an order a short time since Grant western secretary of war, of tho Chatta- izing Receiver Koehler to borrow $10G,000. mery of words and sentiments is not 1835, at 10 o'clock A. M. Served by Carrier, per week .... locts. nooga campaign, and ho went to the spot, Oh motion of J". A. Brown, Capt. Mail, At the same time this loan was made a enough. to Capt. Sent by per mouth . eocis. prior first All Americans are liable accepted the plans of battle already Allen Noyes was duly elected president of " -- lien to tho liens held by tho " one year ............. S7.00 have a brief career of either fortnno or made, and Chattanooga was successfully said board. J Free of postage to Mibscribers. and second mortgage bondholders. Tho his moral enhanced. Oregon and Transcontinental company glory. Grant became the favorite of defended and power G. W. Lounsberry was then chosen by This year brings a great reduction in the prices of kinds of MEN'S Advertisements inserted by vear protest In the meantime the various campaigns ballot as secretary of the board. the at against the loan, and allege that extraordinary opportunities, and his ill BuelJ, the rate of S2 per square per month. Tran- the authorization to borrow tho $106,000 by Rosccrans, and others in the Capt. J. A. Brown in behalf of the old AND BOY'S CLOTHING, and the styles are superior, and the sient advertising fifty cents per square, each was granted without giving them the success in earlier life seemed to give him west had come to an end, partly from be- board then hand6d over to the new board variety is greater than in all former vears. insertion. hearing to. proper degree modesty, persever- ing pushed on difficult lines and partly the books and. papers pertaining to the they were entitled They also the of from the intrusion of Napoleonic ideas I am now showing a large stock of GENT'S SACK, FROCK object to its priority. So far as the ship ance and conpositeness, or' average, to business of the office. Notice To Advertisers. load of iron was the attorneys and editorial views into them. So Grant Motion was then made and seconded AND CUTAWAY SUITS and American goods, in concerned, extract best results frpm whatever was able Sherman, McPhtrson, The Astobian guarantees to its ad- of tho Oregon and the Transcontinental the to.leave that the Columbia and Willamette river L beautiful designs, different shades and patterns, which are made up in vertisers the largest circulation of any say be is any he saw around him. Had he been s?nt and other strong men in the west, native pilots now holding branches be notified it can sold and if there loss to tbat region, and indifferent to the style, fit and workmanship equal to any goods manufactured, as they newspaper published on the Columbia the Oregon and California company could into the army from the eastern states it through The Astobiax arid Oregonian to river. make up. various devices of Napoleon, Cajsar, Han- hand into tho secretary of the board are made by practical tailors for fine first class trade. it is hardly probable that he would have nibal, etc. These men in the course of From county statistics for the their old branches deposit their bonds The Havelock has arrived out. school passed beyond the average generals of timo went clear through the confederacy, and make application new branohes year ending April 1st, 1885, it is learned while Grant, brought to the east, had to for ' Look out for the Telephone this morn- mere are m me much better family condition and world- from the new board; so ordered. ing. mat a scnooi uimncis use a good deal of tho old material found Discussion then ensued regarding the Cent's Furnishing Goods. county and 1,702 children of school age; ly acumen wero broken up by bright-minde- who their there, but he had some d building of the new pilot schooner- and The Shubrick came in yesterday after- the number of pupils enrolled in the pub- untoward relations. In the cast the men like Sheridan with him, and at last In Gent's Furnishing" Goods am showing new styles in Fancy noon. lic schools during tho past year was 944, the president appointed Capt. J. A. Brown I geniu3 of the southern confederacy was the two armies which hehad commanded a committee of one to procure plans and Colored Percale Dress Shirts and Hosiery, Neck wear, Justus Edwards is at Jeff's just as suave leaving 758 who do not attend. There that of the west, and that of the east, met Underwear, etc. are 32 teachers employed in the county, assembled, because nothing had ever specifications for a suitable vessel, to bo as ever. in the center of the enemy's country and sixty-fiv- e tons burden, to make 26 holding first grade certificates and 6 country of and The Wcstport is running between Port- happened in this of a historical each grappled with n big army and closed due report to the board soon as possible. second grade. During tho year, in the Mississippi it out. What history thought of the rela- IHats. land and Vancouver. county, tho averago school term has been nature in tho valley. The Upon motion the board then adjourned Straw and Fur southern states had no great cities in tive generalship of the east and west is to of the president. "Wood-choppe- are getting only ninety 5X months. There are 20 schjolhouses, subject the call that region; tho north had no place made clear by tho settlements of rank. G. W. LOUSSBKBET, A large stock of new styles in Straw, Soft and Stiff Fur Hats just cents n cord at Oak point. of which number 3 have been built dur- greater Grant became the general of the army, ing prop than Cincinnati, and there but Secretary of the Board. received from the Eastern market direct. Arndt & Ferchen are on deck with a the past year; the schoolhouse a historical kind had occur- Sherman became the lieutenant general; erty to worth $37,G00. little of ever car load of cannery machinery. is estimated bo red. When the war broke out the mili- Sheridan succeeded Sherman, and now is Tho average monthly salary paid male in-- & tary men all began to study command of the regular army. Grant ay The Telephone leaves Wilson Fisher's teachers is $53.70; female teachers, $49.10. the Test Tour BaMng To-D- ! dock at two, sharp, this afternoon. campaigns of Napoleon, Wellington, had it in his power to settle at tbe head Povier Soots and Shoss. The total amount of school funds re- of the army and draw his salary for life, The flags of France and China were dis- Marlborough, and others, under the ceived during the year by the school supposition that military formations and and thank God for having given him a Brandt ulrertliM as absolutely para I am closing- - out my stock of GENT'S HAND MADE ENGLISH fluttering in the breeze 3esterday after- tricts of the county aggregated $21,206.48; chance. Yet all notable warriors, must noon. paid was $19,540.62, movements wero to be located in the dis- the total amount out tant past. Tho general of import- serve, it would appear, WALKING SHOES at $5.00 a pair. I am receiving new styles in yesterday leaving a balance in the hands of dis- first The A.
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