The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-27
YESTERDAYS WEATHER.


Local weather for the twoney-four hours
ending at p. IN. yesterday, furnished
by the United States department Of agri-
culture weather bureau:
Maximum temperature 80 degrees.
Minimum temperature 60 degrees.
Precipitation, none.
Total precipitation from September LIST,
1894, to date, 1871 inches.
Excess Of precipitation from September
list, 1891, to date, 5.12 inches.
AROUND TOWN.
Fresh candies every hour at the Bon
bonniere.
The dime museum is well worth the
entrance fee.
See the wild Man" tonight at the
Dime Museum.
Best ice cream and fee cream soda in
the city at the Bonbonniere.
Look out for the High School Football
Club excursion on the Fourth.
The bonnet marked number one receiv-
ed the highest number Of votes yester-
day.
Twenty-Five women are employed In the
cannery of ]. o. Hanthorn & Co. in upper
Astoria.
There are still many of the business
men who have not visited the Art Loan
Exhibit.
We guarantee our headache tablets to
cure any case of headache In Is minutes.
Charles Rogers
Go to Fort Candy on the 4th with the
High School Football Club. Only so cents
for the round trip.
Big celebration at Fort Candy on the
4th. The Ilwacos and the High School
Club are to compete.
Don't fail to visit the Art Exhibit This
is the last night and those who fail to
attend will miss treat.
Do not wait until the Loan Exhibition is
ever and then find out your loss. Go to-
day; this is your last opportunity.
There have been several new arrivals
In the city since last evening, to be added
as attractions to the Dime Museum.
The steamer North Pacific will make
two trips to Ilwaco today, leaving the
o. r. & N. Cos dock at 4:45 a. m. and
$3.50 p. M
No business was transacted in the JUS
tice or police courts yesterday. Judge
Abercrombie said the weather was too
warm for work.
big Bess" the largest negro woman
ever seen in Astoria, has been secured as
an attraction for the Dime Museum for
this night only.
The Clatsop mill is now running full
blast, over 100 men being employed.
Ninety thousand feet Of lumber per day
Is being turned out
Assistant General Manager Woodworth,
OF the o. r. & N. spent the day In the
city yesterday, returning to Portland in
the evening on the Potter.
The Wiley B. Allen new piano store on
Commercial street is being fitted out
with large stock Of instruments of all
kinds, Astoria is growing.
DON'T miss the great time at Fort Can
by on the 18th. Twenty-Five events to
take place. The steamer Mayfower
leaves Hume's dock at s a, m.
About forty members OF the Outing
club took a trip out over the hills yester
day on a picnic returning by moonlight
All voted the trip "a most enjoyable one.
Tickets will be sold for the steamer
Telephone and Bailey Gatzert July and
L. good until 5th at one fare for the
round trip, to all points between Astoria
and Portland.
T. w. Lee, superintendent of water
lines OF the o. r. & NJ is in the city
and will remain for about a week to per-
sonally see to the opening Of the new
lire to Ilwaco.
A force of men were employed yester-
day and the day before putting up new
electric light poles along the alleyway
recently constructed by Clinton & Sons
in Aederbrook.
The blue ribbon, first prize. will be at
tached today to all exhibits that have
H~SAh
ribbon. second prize, so that all visitors
can see them this evening.
Divine service with the Holy Com
munlon at st. Thomas -by-the-Sea, Skip
anon, next Sunday morning at II o'clock,
the Rt. Rev. b. Wistar Morris ID. D.,
Bishop Of Oregon, officiating.
John Melner, who has been spending a
few months In San Jose for the benefit
Of his health, has returned and says he is
much improved, The report that he was
married while away is untrue.
Chief Engineer Foster has a new pocket
hose spanner, which was received yester-
day. IL Is made out OF aluminium and
can be closed up, and when In ones
pocket takes up no more room than an
ordinary pocket knife.
The model of steamer attracted the
notice OF many people who passed the |