The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-08-18

and fully 200 couples will be on the floor,
Astoria A. C. colors in silk I1bbon at
Albert Dunbar's.
Carl wilhelm Nyberg, lis the name Of
a man who yesterday, in the office OF
County Clark Dunbar, declared his In
tenaoh of becoming a United States citi-
zen. He is a native of Russia.
| Mr.. e. l.. Bonner, COL T. c. Marshall
! and son of Missoula, Mont, arrived last
! night ait O'Clock on THE Telephone. Mr..
Bonner is Mr.. Hammlonds partner and
| COL Marshall is their attorney.
Thomas Foster and FInnk Leinenweber
are the onCy entries thus far in the pro-
fessional $50 yard foOtrace. Ut Is un-
| dersbood that the names of John Clark
and Henderson Will be entered today.
| Charles Wise was dressed in a blue
sailor suit yesterday and SKINNED up
and down tine river In his new fishing
| bout, which he hopes will win the $l5O
prize on Tuesday. The boat is a beauty.
Editor Davis, of the Cathlamet Gazette,
paid a flying business trip to Astoria
yesterday, returning home I'M tine even
ing. Mr.. Davis is always full of business
but says he will take day off to see
the regalJta.
The matter of the depot location is
still in abeyance. A number of locations
have been offered and many questions en-
ter into the determination of the matter,
but 1t is probable that decision will
h. f-a fav
Capt. Ed. Pnrrott returned yesterday
from a short stay with relatives at
Lafayette. He says that the farmers in
that part of bhe state expect ITO reap a
rich harvest from their crops which are
exceptionally good this year.
r. s. Stevens, general western passen-
ger agent OF tine Great Northern railroad,
Portland, paid a flying visit TO the city
yesterday. He says that matters are
very bright in Seattle. Two dredgers are
at work on the new Lake Washington
canal and business has taken a boom.
Consult DR.. DeFreye, the European
specialist from Portland, now at the Main
Street house, 9th street, near Commercial
street. He consults free in all modern
languages on all chronic difficult, intri-
cate and private dis5as This is indeed
rare opportunity for sufferers from
chronic and special diseases.
Owing No the many dilnces and local en-
ter,afrlmdaIts in progress Mr.. f. j. Nc
Henry, of the Woodmen of The World
was unable 10 get hall for the organiZ-
a5ion of the lodge heie. Arrangements
hntf 10 Fat. .TF No.
hams haL next Thursday evening, which
the new lodge viii be instituted.
Further Dielmnn is reported i'll and con-
fined to his bed. Father Kearns, OF
Colfax, Wash. who was in the clEy yes
terday en- route ITO Long Beach, will prob
ably officiate at the services in the Oath
O.ic Church today. Father Kearns,
Enough II young man, is said to be very
bright priest and his accidental prelsence
N the city win be appreciated by Faloher
Die,man's parlshOners.
No outside hose teams 0ave been heard
from and it is now almost certain that
none will be represented in the rega.ta.
The committee has decided to let the
local team run against time, thus CIV
irg the boys an opportunity of stll secur-
ing the prizes put up for the hose con-
tests. The time limit in the wst test
has been fixed ait 40 seconds and in the
championship race at one minute and
forty seconds. This gives the team a 6lir
Show, and barring an accident, it ought
to win.
Economy is wearth 1t is not what
you make, but what you save that
COURTS TJmsre6ore we will try and inter
es, you with few items from our dry
goods department. We have "a large as
sorbment of zephyr THAT we will sell for
tea cents package of four skeins. EN-
broldery silks, regular sc skelns for 25c
per dozen. Chenille and aresene for
1Oc dozen. Silk cords and tassels 1Oc
each. Silk garter elastic 10c a yard.
Tlnsel cord, zoe dozen. Ladies' kid
gloves SOC and 75c a pair A large assort- !
ment of jet trimming ait half price These
ere only few of tIhe bargains we are
Offering. 1t VITA pay you ito trade at
the Oregon Trading Co., 600 Commercial
street.
A we'll built healthy looking business
man, fdshionlbCy alHred, walked into the
office of the San Francisco steamers yes
terday afternooll and asked If 1t was
customary to always give the name of
passengers who trlvel on Their steamers
to newspapers. On being told that it
was, his chin dropped and after a few
moments of silent meditation he sad;
want to go to California to meet my
family, who are already there. They do |
not expect me for a good six weeks, butt |
1 would like to go next week and have |
a season of quiet fun all ITO myself before |