The daily morning Astorian. [volume], August 11, 1899, Image 4

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lilfc HAIL. AMVKlAlN, HUii.i. MUKMNU, AlQUST II, 18iS
See Oar Sale
Prices on
Ladies' Sailor Hats
Albert Dunbar
TOPAra W BATHER.
FhJT, WnttnT.
AROUND TOWN.
Ad Ay t St aside, August IStb.
Hound tr JS tad TO cents.
Ti-kia on M)t at Orlffia 4k Reed
Go,! ioihing cheap today tt Qry'
Itacfctt, stOT.
h saM to a reporter; "My lorOA'aJhqBt
for Oh next ten d ays W b that th
sraaiher m so toMerafcy hot up th
country th whole Inland Vm will
have to com down her to cool off.
W'r) can. thn for th Regatta, then,
you known."
h Mt 4 du to arrive In Portland
on rJundey. Kach of the cwnpanie
Iwa remtilly cMwrtruoted si .mm K-t m
roadta to met th ecmTgency induced
jthnWh clearing th UnAxr ftn lh
fenmeOvk.1 prvxunlty df th river and
th neoeaaty fur ba ulnar from a kn(
dtaranr M rb interior.
The steamer Astorian, owned by Cap- to r cwravt, th fact to r-vaMeJ
tain Parker, ha been undergoing ex-1 tolit ,IoB j. c. TruWnger. of this dty.
traalv mir work mod to now In con-; fcd dMIVMll, iy Xl ij oper
dtUon tor ewvWe. On tfctturday or Sun-lUMr at MtUro ,vrr eon-
day next. ah will be kueenvd from ! ttu,1vJ ta ctatsop county. U being lo. I
di.UftiAOb ii villi frilKD.
Continued from page one.
di aa iMmmint fur iny return, and
return to tin my a later nour ti
.nt. 1 nw.i, pinep, huii cvaauh
Mr. Kvd, o eiai very anxwu
Hat ;h law b uUnvved.
"Are wu In famr u( the season being
exiendtd, Mr, lkuwmmr'
w m, ut.gr haw uo doe tvia on
the AhiikI, and wlm In law iitsauauate
"" v-- rr wwl ,h w-lluskl. ThS ww ten or . ' " " ,L" ' : ,' ; ,V7,."
torougtu to her dock at th foot of EUshch ! ,,v. , ) on th lolunw. it I Hue
J'(T'i to
WMt eooka.
"th ooly" restaurant
Auctton aai tonigh:
Gf&-' lUcket oture.
at I o'clock at
Crab at the NaMoqal Caf tonl(ht.
"f 6ouo ai taif prtoa today at
Oral RJA atore-
" For tha hunBry fenr try tb op V
J'ow Bo reauraat.
fi r.wua cloanef Crunenrtrk crBed
t.jt r""1 ffo San Fraooco.
t. out iar money by burin (raJ-
bMwar at Gray a Racket ttor.
llAjot Frank W. eM ot th Tnird
ariilery. Wt Steven, to In a city oa
hi way to Vancouver barrack".
li oe-ArW.il pelToUt. Mim Haud
Liiiiman, ha just amvea in AMwrm man
tin bo consulted daSy. at Main 8Ue
Kkima.
Th Brtth hi( Hahenmann, dlr
irom Tokuham on the ewat cnaat of
Jin. WB1 tnov up th rtver today and
Kiid wth wbeat for her return trtp.
street prepanttary to tartMtatln; In th
ntpttt axetvi.
YeMerday (enooally observed a'
a piilw no.Aia)-. in aworoanoe ie
pewkunatton of Oovwreor Oeer. to nwvor
tr returcrtrn Oresvn vluntera. Toe
tnks and ail the puUlo office wvr (o
L Quhe a nknber of AMor ana took
the mominK train At JVrtland to tak
irt In the oUrOoo ta bonor of th
ivturnlnf vidler. . .
A mre-t A'J'irSful Jam- V jlven at
the Kanthorn hall kut nWr ty the
Paus-JKer of th Ordur of Vihtoftk.
th mvwrioa bein; th dejr;ur of Jp
uty 8uprrm OnrniT J. R. aiaMea.
A fair Kied crowd was presem and th
mtaoc ww furnMied by memberw of th
order. Lfcrht rrfhvwnti wrr erd
durinc the nifht and a moat enjoyable
tlm was swt.
It aweor that rb fcent repardmc
Mr. Slny DeO connection with the
ENroli Now, pUMMied in th AtorUn
a ti iy ao. im uroVMRd. Mr.
DH I ocoupled with bto own particuear
tiianw aod Ms ooatrlbuttoni to th!
Awrt pre h- been ntlrly trwul- j
Kua vrf tvumary. ThU ratetnent la
nmdc lQ JutU to Mr. Dl and to cor.
rct th rwp-t erroaua5y published.
twlv year aca Th iwd wu ued
IV nring tranix'rtiiun untA ail the
tktnber in trwtt tmmedtou wt"tiy awa
vonmmvd. Mr. TruKinavr liwuv
m now ow on Oraa river, hut l ljuwt
kU Av rhe reason that Ra trecxlon po-r
f tneullktent for the tKvy (radea.
VERT BUV WORK.
RA-rvMlna; OrtWvr Rt"rt Uttl iNitr.-ti-j
.Ymonc th Tounv Ma
yf Ator.
Uu n& are yutr.)' runmiif .r and
a nv a tAb.-ry reitu.auon nmtni
with iroiavy be arraiifol. llr.
n' uon. r.vu.a.'.on ixhiiJ wily tie rU-
UiM thtvun a lr-tlatl mandate.
A (eullojuut who M iorovm lif iMid
aa to m inditoo inotwtry frwn an out.
o.fu aouiv, aid:
"11 at an unuaual Ovoureno to hav th
tKt-t run wUoh bua ctMnwtrrtied tr
year Th An to, tti nh hav
Gtvr ascended tiv river. Th U well
UfnamMrated In ib poor howtng nuvl
avtww tend band, where, virtually, notn.
Ii baa been i. Th ntute hulJ
bwv a tian oonwuhMioner who would
th haw
vhOuid t io ounitruoted aa to vooXr
alt ntvnamry iecal auihortty u tmi to
JUeuteuant Rubei W. CWlliw. who
tut deta;ed from Vancouver ba.-raca
w e-tah a reoruitinc -"' 't allv. to 1h. ovx-on. and
rtt m expenenw'.f ucn miuv7 m
iliHbnf men woo feel aertovuly noua"h
avroved at th
It inoumrbeot
iwoad on a aaoffhtertn crut. When
een t-r an Aocln rtfwewitilv laat
"I'v ordy vxrted on man up to tn
tim. aHtioura 1 bav now had my offlo
hpen twvecal days, t ent hm to Van.
couve.- y;rday. He fa" l""
XaKo.ta I. Tanoadol and rtated that h
bad beta employed a a nxxorman br
Wanted Hfty men for baBaattn As
toria CbiumWa River Railroad. WaC
r.Tr. board HM. Aw!y to Northwest
Cco?;rSion Company. FUvel bulkSnf.
Tiragt, t olrrte, by II Kate
Laaijmian. Don't fail to lmtw thla
oprortunr.r of ieii"r enrer t
mart otwt of S ceota. Main 8treet
i'.iiil furthef notiw . th ateamer
Baiev SeKxert wfll leave Aatorta. Sun-
daw at J p. m.. Instead at Sutuplaym.
Xo odier chart? ta ached -Ac wrffl be
in-
I"rwU.wt MvKtnley'a awt valL or until
1J. A man vwtted me two or three day
am and exumwxd a deair to ro to
The totr Aunti crossed out yesterday xio. but oa InveaticwcK'n I dJeoovered
ftr Gtuya hartwr t'h a r k laden bars ltttU h Favvu.y been dtsoharred !
. " ' - inm .uf auw; .vm .
th round trtp between the two porta , j 0nev-m how-
ibo same daj'. Sh Is equipped 1:h au- fVfT ,nJ ,0 , flltT .no
toniutto twnng gear. Th brse, when ; ia(l ttye specttied for my recruit,
fu.ty taden. carry about tor of i k taw jKu.
but they are handled wtibout th i
slsshtest difficulty. The Stampeon returr. A "OR.WETARD STEW."
ed latft night, haAin an empty bars tn j
tow. ' How the 9".mn Vernacular of a tVir er
Ended a IVwr SeatU Man
Career.
' txtend th Urn to th requtdt xtnt
upon tne tu vevur. It I ev ni undvtaiat wr.. ih
at Tr are to tealotaity In ravor
of th cns; law, n wt (tv ttntn an
i opportunity to mak a douM onslaught
th lit tt of September, when th season
strain mn. I am satetted that both,
ilr. ReeJ and Mr. DvMrdmao are heart
Uy In favor of exienJlnf th tlm to
tnibT ah. and well work vigorously
to that end. harlns; tn vWw. u( coura.
a sttnr arart In the aprlrsr. Th at!ln
aalmoA la a llvoty f.tw aral wxH (O
away Up to lb head waters of th U0
rumbJa or 8nak river. Hut th Alarum
ftl ttw salmon that are so badly wanted
at Tw LWIw-ar slow tnawr and
naturally never reach thou iotn. Klv
dwya al-d to Auvutt lAth woul mean
thoust.itla of dolkir rr the punMi a
Axtortuna.
Buy Your.Goqdt
'S
. t ' ' '
and Vote for Regatta. Queen.
SHAN AH AN
A-r th ;reet railway .xmpttiiy. II a a
erwotted tVir th full term kt';ed In
JTrA
Uen't tVxjbU nratd tvlts. tailor
mad: best qualsvy sat Utetts, worth H:
cow. per suit M W
Mn- all we 9.ooh Twssd; noat pat
terns: ImlUn etoth llnsd and wn
sswed; worUt 1W, per suit M M
M-ei's tine aM wool worsted. In new
sty rvaywcwi. ttaltsn etath Bnd, wMh
at.n piptnc. worth 110 JO, per full ....
Vt have a An Una at all wl tailor
mails rloihea to I1LM per suit ; w save
estimate the 1 u m"'r 00 ult-
Fl:wtrac Is an
pack frvait suv tljrurea a the reporter j
Hoy's I ras' Vasts luR. wool nasal,
mere, btnr sailor collar, Irlinmed rttt
silk braKlj a wry aa suk; per suit. HI
lloy'a all wool Ul.My Hull, wtih lanys
ii.or ndlar. roniMrtallun at ctotb anl
braid trt n oed, per uH . M Tt
Hay's Oouhta lra4 8uH enloew.
nary, black and tcin; a ud stra
wilt tar a b7i per suit tl.b)
IV.y's all am Tweed Suits, sfwhily pat
lorns: lined with Hsnsn rith: all
airivty sew -d; good value for th money
asked; per suit ,.HW
I.IIm" CaJIco n'rappsni of Indigo Ww;
Id akirta,
aaiat lined: gofcl
nH
IW rood qualltv
wNv wtmsnsd: ruU
twrgaUl, per gannsai
P-r war
at os
t
lfnla w rsppsi a,
trtdlh akin; a
km
bsat quality IV-! Wrapparst
suvs rtAitea ruffle; netly trtmnwd.
nin II 0; now U.S
All our Tto t.l's' Bhlrt Watota. aw
beat auallty pr.al. rdu4 to kta
tAlttr' Vhtt rVtrdUfO Mklrts
lap smna and dep km. aeh list
UdW' Maseot Kid Olovs aiw th bssti
a kenp than repaired for Ma atexh
fr of ohanr.
The lAdlea' AM Socaety of the Sorweg.
laa E-rairei-al Ltftheran church will
bold Its annual aucdoo ax 0Brn'a ba,
rppa-town, at I o'clock, Thursday eveo
. tng, August IT.
Quite a tun o aUmoo came Into the
rtwr yesterday morning. The boat fish,
tag abreaat of the city all made catches
ra :ring from 60 pounds to a half ta.
The seins and trap also got tbe r aha.-
and some extraordinary catche were
uZids ccsr iri H monaor. Most of the
elners quit work at noon in accordance
wkh the law govern lea; th oiose s -
i son. One gemetter la said to nave cases
78 ealmoa In one drift afcrea: at Astoria
earry yes-.erJay mornlna;. The Mi ap
peared to be mostly On the Orrroo sidr
of the rtwr, lb bote ashing on dt
Washington side delivering only mod.
ate oaorbra.
wxi enab to obtain from the dirt-rmt
out n.-rtos yeMeiOayi
lutita lUvtr I'kt Asn-luton..mo
hrrm,-n' ivoiiTutlv riot. io.. Ilml '
Columbia River IHb-knuc Co. H i II I
A. H otrt IV-k.ng t'o, 2100 1
P. J. M.Vtortn A C'dnook... JJ'i
lllfar K.n-k lv-kir t. li ,
J. G M.wler t ldo
F. M. Warrvn, IVtliUuiet t
William Hm ! :
Hui-lihet l"a-'kt!ur t 11 .
K. M. Wrrvn. riMln
UilKn lk. kirtK lU 1 it
Aufi-rt llrus lioi
Although the shipniest of the 139
wrheat crop has oery Just begun, two
cargoes left the rtver for Bumg) this
week. The ship Nat una left out Turwiay
i.i. . n., .h'.k. .t ww and the 9wnamla Monday. Both wre
uuiu wcvwa . " , y - i
Walter Smith, who to very popular with
the Palace Reeraurant and lu up-r-:
rctktfi of the hvixa' dvartumt in that
rwsjrt, tts the f lioaing psthe:lc story
wi- bs ::i pfc: MM in fie c'y of:
SeatTl. j
I was la lb dtmtig room service of '
a WAl-ksown cfcup house therv. said J
Va.ter, "wDea an emacraJed gencletnan
eocered and leonre- statted himsrif at
my taWe. 1 tossed bra the btU-of-fare. i TV tVHimbA River Snortare Wi:l be
and rsuaxng at it a moment, b mao a Lar-ey tKer.-om by the AU.ka
seieteJuo of miik toast. It was th cu-: Increasa.
turn among as. wasters then to dosnriate
the twAous dishea wlJt scans rsxk-nam '
r faiK-ifJl appeOaUun. wad unthtnk.ng-'
We arc jfllinj; tlio Hot Line of .Nforcliaiulien in iho city, nt lri ihoih v
than can lo urciiniHtl flst'wIurp.C'all and mo l'f,
Shanahan Bros.
Tot:tl
EPFBtT tVJ THK MARKT.
2 STORES
000030000CCOOOOOOOO
STORES 2
takn to sea by Pfcot Staples and were
bound for Queesstovn tar orders. At
thrto ttm last year wtieat shipment was
at a standstill and not more than on
or two carwoe lert the river until the
latter part of September. Two vessels.
ty, I rushed at th cfea'a window, and
In a loud and reavrundtna; vuk. ordered
a "graveyard stejw." la a Hub It
dajwned upon ax tbat th man was k.
ly dvtiax wuh ouosumpcajo. I turned
T7 ham its, and then fOUowed htm to
iu :tmm wher be retired. H neither
at nur spoke again. Thatt nLscalevuus
phrrase anutdiy preciptOctad hts end.
she must b doing a fine bustnesa.
teg. Ring's daHy. Main Street Bouse, j
1 The Aslar House Is underrates: ex ten- t
Otteans and WJrtd'i Fair, Chicago. Try
it. you wia endorse ft Judge's verdict.
Sold by tie Foard Stokes Company,
Astoria, Or-foe.
Th OTnmri.terr t Cbaner'e states that
sh will have to stay Friday and flatur- the Kilroony and Brtliwell. are loadrng seva mjmr ,
A nonnlete he work. Judwlng from ta Portland and one. the DurteMw. to on wllt reataiunuKS wher eh Etvh lan-
ie crowds of wnen there every day the dfcvngsisred a. Fsrmeri are more uag to spoken pure and sanpie.-
disposed to sen thetr wtma't at the pre- j
vaetng price this year than last season. ' FOR THE UBRABT.
Miss Eat Tnwe"i th welWtnown j the Wg-h prke paid for wneat two yeare ,
business and ttfe reading medium has ar. ago having rhe effect of making the A Pteastng and Prufluble EnterjUremmt
rived In Astoria and will bold one of ! formers hoM their wheat, wtrkn mode j at the Reatdetk of Mr. and Mrs.
her mtereating test circle Frkiay even. ! the '-' season the hangest for yeurt. j Samuel Elmore,
The coming season protnkKs to be dlf-;
ferent and there are already many car-. Hintorki make nvs wise; poet, witty;
oe In the elevators at Portland ready natural pMluauphy, deep; morals, grave;
siv-- repairs, the ceilings being newty; shipment. Tte Durtridg la said to iogio and rtooorK, still to cvptend.
5iered and other improvements made, j (, hot ang out fur T.a and d. and, al. Bacon.
ken completed tfito win add greatly to , though this is a hlga charter, rhe will The ladles having in hand the diet Iny
appearance at this populer hous.
-wort-A new not, 260 fathoms, lead
line marked "H. K." license number ITt,
on buoy and oa one of the corks, abreast
' MoGowan's cannery, Thursday night.
Finder return to Elmore's cannery. Re.
ward paM. I .
The Lade Aid Society of the Norweg
ian and panith M. K. rt)urctl, 1'pper
Axforta, will have Their annual auction
aturvla.y mn'.ng, August 12A In the old
srhooi house. Ice cream, coffee and cake
wlH be aerved, AM are cordially Invited.
The aueam schooner Brunswick came
down from Portland yesterday and aJter
l-andjorlng a brief spell, moved out to
!sea. en route to San Francisco, via Coos
Bay and Eureka. She carried a deck load
or lumber, and shipped a doxen China
, men from this port for the Coos Bay
I cannery.
probably be engaged wrtthln a short t.m ; "he PuUlo Library, gavve an "At
as she to the only vtMsel in the river. j Hume" at the residence of Mr. and Mis.
i Bunu4 E.more lust night, whfch proved
ASTORIA'S HEALTHFUL BREEZES. cot on.y a dgrCfui social function,
j but a pronounced financial euoceso aa
Another IXsringuiahed Buainn Man . welL
Who Ownes to the Mouth o'. the
Columbia to "Rest" Ilimeelf.
Toe house
w.ih, roses and sweet peas,
gallery, tatTully designed
Ex-Lkeutewuit Governor C. W. Stone, candy rAAha, with many Idntred at-1
of W"arrt, Pa,, E. D. Wetmore, of the tra.jtioii, leat to the building the Inter- I
fame city, George F. Stone, of Seattle ; elrii app:aruice of a miniature expo- j
and L. B. See'.ey, of Portland, are vUBtora sitloo. . I
In the .y and guerta at the Occident, j in. i x. fvJ, WM onuor o
The party ar in Atoria, wttK k view to evening, and to him was entrusted th
Investigating the timber resources of , p:ung, and yet knporuuit duty ut w
l Clatsop county, and clandestinely, per- pruprtateJy anrnounetag she variou prr j. o. Spencer,
haps, to select a site looking to the erec-. gram numbers. As aa introductory to ' la In the city.
The rOaang of th Milng arason, ye.
tenlay. and th nwderat aruwirg mad
hy th packer's flguivs, suUKsnt'ntrs th
predk-tts made by th Columbia river
packivs during th entire period, that the
pack this year would be murti smaller
than the pa1t of lM. u limited a th
Water wa. Pamkers hajv been notlfylrf
their customer w-.at tt would be an ut
ter impnsMbtUty to (IS order cumiaete,
the only uueifrlua arising si to what th
shortage wVi urtlmsjt4y be. EMhnts
were at varavnc as to what it might
aiarreKUte. but pmBodons wvre ventured
at fnen 50 to T$ per cent. Th shortag
will range midway between the hgurrs
menrsmed. K was repurted in sum of
die eoigrira markets that th run on
h tlumlaa river had Improved durtg
th pam ten days, but th report were
Auvsvd and nut founded on fuota.
The pa-k of suckrvea on Iug-H Sound
is up to the preent time In excess of
b. year output and Cher la no question
that when th seasun ends there will b
a suns us over all prevtoua eat mates. :
Advices from Bittlsh 0iumtaa (how
a huwe pack there, reports to the con
trary nutrwtthwumdlng.
The pack In Alaska is enormous, being
the largest ever known, and beyond
a peradventur of doubt Ui markets for
the next 60 days will be glutted with!
wtu profuaeely dcora:ei clasw of ft. I
while an art jn, twinL a-
Ouwer and ln h ltl. , . 1
. U WIV HKIOVBTII (UTfU i
at other pomU. ft to reported that the
Ilce of raw flh on the CvtumUa rlvt-f
fr the fall pack will be 1 centl per
pound, , . - ,
Only Two Weeks More
THE BOSTON SHOE COMPANY
Nf xt tloor to the Autumn Oflice, will remain in Astoria.
Tho balance of that Stock of fine
...BOOTS AND SHOES...
Must and will bo soM then regardless of coat, lor we nevrr carr) any
Shoes away. They must U sold. Remember we oro manufacturers
and can sell Shoes chciijier thnn any retailer can buy them, so you
had better come, now and get them.
CALIFORNIA FACTORY, Santa Rosa; EASTERN FACTORY, Lynn, Mass
Ladies Pfcsch Kid Shoes,
Ladles floe hid Shoes, ,
Carpet Slippers, .
Chlldrens School Shoes, .
12.00 worth $4.00
1.25 north 2.50
25
. 50 worth 1.00
Mca's Fine Calf Shoes,
Men's rreach Calf Shoes,
liable Shoes, . , . ,
$1.25 Worth $2.50
. 2.00 worth 4.00
. 25
boys' School Shoes .... 75 worth 1 .50
PERSONAL M2NTION.
the Clifton canneryman
1
The State of California, Captain Par
sons commanding, wfil arrive down this
axming en route do San Franciaco. Be
i! tween thirty and forty Italfctm, with
St transportation to the Golden Gate, will
f ! be In waiting. They go to the Sacra
,;; memo rtver to ply their vocation al
"i j salmon fishing.
tfcnaiae and return, 70 cents for adults;
children under 16 years of age, 35 cents.
Special trtun will leave AMorte u I a
m., Tuesday, August IS, returning at 1:30
p. m. After Saturday ticket will be
miU 40 and M cents. The murfber of cars
chartered wtH depend upon the advance
sale of tickets. W. C. T. U. annual ex.
I eurslon.
h"
:1 Judee Ilughea sat In his office yestes-
1 day and ruminated on matters In general
and the weather In particular. Finally
Good Coffee
EVERYBODY
SAYS SO.
Try
4 Great AmericanlnipcrtiiijLTeaCo.
Big Presents Free.
171 Commercial St., Astoria.
tion and operation of a large sawmill In 1 the exerelses, Miss Tnrnchard rendered
the irondiate vtclntty of the mcuth of
the Columbia.
"Do you corttempiate th construe
tion of a sawmill 7" the lieutenant gov
ernor was asked.
The rpone was indirect. "My friend,
Mr. Seeley here, and aho Mr. Ham
mond, are the two greatest Aatortan
enthusiasts I have ever met My frfe-nd,
Mr. Wetmore here, is a thoroughly prac- j spanker procftUmed that Mr. and Mine
tital timber man. Tou might draw MuKtsui would Interpret that popular
your own toncluelone. As for myself, I selection, known to every lover of elo
cution aa the "School tut Scandal."
Rounds of applause followed Its mt
excer.ent rendition. Miss Hobson vrry
a popular suio, which dlxplayed a sweet,
OKSodibus and flt-xRle voice. Mhaj Mc
Ooricell a vocal aeleoaon fiot lowing was
Wail received by the appreciative bearers.
The Mies Elmore and Lucas sang a
tuneful duett, and Mrs. B. Van Duaen a
delightful solo. Ra!reMhmenu were then
served before the program waa contin
ued. After an appropriate interval, the
came here because I said I would when
I left your city so abruptly before.
Moreover, I had a month's vacation and
I fait that I could hardly devote It to ! prettily sang the otoeing solo. Airide
barter advantage than by making this
trip into the heatthfui northwest."
"What Is your impression of rhe Wash
ington edmlrristiuHonT"
"McKWly to ail right and I believe
te will succeed himself. Whiie It looks
like Bryan for the democratic ticket. It
is too early as to the bead of Hie ticket
or the leeues to be dlscwwed. As to mon
ey being a controverrtal question, ft
strikes me that that point was pretty
well determined at the last presidential
deoUon. It is early yet tto surmise or
theorize. A month betfore the democratic
convention at Chicago, we all thought
the tariff would be the chief point of
controversy, bvt a very fww weeks
dhonged the entire situation."
THE USE OF TRACTIONS.
First Introduced by J. C. TruWnicer and
Now Becoming Common in Log
ging Operations.
Borthwick's scow ia moving down the
Columbia today with a geared traction
locomotive aboard for the &a.'dem Log
ging Company on Grays river. The
Brlx's Bros. Logging Company on Deep
River have a similar engine en route from
from the formal program, which was
prepared under the dlToot supervision of
Mrs. A. L. Fulton, trior was rrvurti of
an interesting: nature to amuse th Verge
caonpany in attendance. There were
fortune stands and guessing taMea, and
prutty prizes tor all who could rightly
name the characters in a ol ever y cot
ceived series of puzzling silhouette.
Among the busteet whom the reporter
noted in the trtg throng present were
Miss Amy Powell and Miss Belle Trui
tmger, who presided over the refresh
mnt tables; Miss Lucas who rapidly
converted the flower booth into an at
tractive and proftt&Me Institution and
Mrs. Tee. MJasea Elsie Blmore and Mln.
nle Lighter managed the confectionery
with eyes single to generous emoluments
In behalf of the Mbrary fund. '
The entertainment was continued until
a late hour, and th total receipts of the
evening aggregated the thttixisome sum
of K2.70.
The soothing and he&L'ng properties of
Chamberluln's Cough Remedy, In pleaa.
ar.t taste and prompt and permanent
ourea, have made It a great favorite with
the people everywhere. For sal by
Charles Rogers.
Dr. Skinner, post surgeon at Fort Stv.
ens, spent the day In the city yesterday.
John L. Cartoon returned rrom a vlst
to his summer cottage at Seaside y eater
day. D. R. MV4, a prominent farmer of
Ashland, ia In the city accompanied by
his wfe.
Mrs. James Foard, of Los 'Angeles, and
Mine Mason, of Boston, ar guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Talkunt
Privates Jones and Calvin and Sergeant
Beardsb-y, of battery M, Fort Steven,
were vlttm In the fllty yesterday.
Judge O. W. Allen and O. W. Alien,
Jr., together with Mr. and Mr. Harrison
AK-n, will leave for Seaside and Cannon
Beach on a brief outing trip today.
Finnish Brotherhood
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To Seaside on August 131h
Special Train Ichvcn
depot at H:'.W a, in.
Returning will leave
Keiislde at 5 p. m.
Tick .'t including admission to grand
Ml at Foard and Stokes hall, tL
Children between I and ten, 25 cents.
Military Band will furnish music.
Tickets can be had from members of
the Brotherhood.
Remember, only Two Weeks More.
f BOSTON SHOE CO.,
hat lata.
Commercial
Street, 435.
a4aWaaSBMatasxM1l
BUSINESS POINTERS.
flour tt U at tho Pat
Lriftod Snow
Market.
Beat U-oent meal. Rising Sun restau.
rant, IU Cotnmercial street
Our lc cream is warranted to b mad
of pur cream. The Parlor, nxt to John
Hahn's.
Biggest and beat meal at Denver Kitch
en on Ninth treat. If cent. Whit cook.
Try K.
Best California win 10 oenta par gal.
Ion. Alex OUbert, sol agent (or Aa
torta. Telephone tt
Cream Pur Ry. Amarioa's Onset
whiskey. Th only pur goods, guaxan.
teod rich and mellow. John L. Carlaoo,
sola agent,
Conoert very afternoon and vanlng at
the "Fashion," 290 Astor street, given
by Kelly and DavU, th two Irish noble
men, Bund ft Nylund, proprietor.
Kelley' transfer wagon deliver bog
wood to any part of th city on short
notice. All order left at Kapf fuml
tur store, 30 Commercial street, will ra.
celvu prompt attention. Telephoa 044.
i Bargain la nw and second
Wheel, fromi 15 up. Now and flrsbclaa
wheels kept (for rent Sol agents for
tfce famous Rambler. Repairs and sun
dries at lowest rate. Columbia Blo
trlcal ft Repair Co., 622 Bond.
Th new Creanery restaurant,' Bond
street, near th alley between 11th and
12tth streets, serves th best 2t cent meal
ever set out In Astoria. Everything I
new, neat and e'.ean, and absolute satis,
faction I guaranteed n patron.
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