The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-09

Mrs Ray, business and test medium.
Circles Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday
evening Admission to circles, 10 cts
- readings 50 cents itO Bond street.
Room s.
The scrapers horses. and tools for
grading the grounds about the Hotel
Flavel. arrived down the river ycster-
day and were Immediately transferred
to FlaveL
In the county court yesterday Bertha
. Campbell was adjudEed insane and
committed To the asylum at Salem.
SheriI Hare accompanied her up-rivcr
last night,
Contractor Normilo states that the
grading on Grand avenue will be COM
pleted and the sidewalks laid by next
saturday evening. The work is now
past the slide
The ll-ycor-old SON ct Mr. Simpcrton,
on 9TH and Exchange streets. yesterday
afternoon reu from the top Of the
wood pile, and was badly. though not
seriously hurt.
For butter, eggs fresh fruits, teas,
coffee, and spices go To the Corner
Grocery and Commission House. 10th
and Duane street successor to Astoria
Creamery. Pay cash aud buy cheap
The last through trip NJ the season
from uwaco to Portland will he made |
by the steamer T. J. Potter next sun |
day. September 18th. Seasiders should !
remember this and arrauge according
ly.
A magnificent La France rose was
brought to this office last evening, |
which was from the second crop raised |
this season from the same bushes |
Talk about climates and September
weather!
Married-At Grace Church. this city. |
on Monday evening. September :. at
O'Clock. by the Rev. VIM Seymour |
Short. rector. Miss Isabella Burke, to
Mr.. Albert f. Hamilton both of Port
land, Oregon.
Sixteen men to one Jersey COW had
tussle on 1lth street yesterday. The
animal was determined not to be led
to her home on the hill, but finally
she was persuaded after three ropes
had been attached to her horns.
H. Ellice was up in the police court
yesterday charged with indecent ex-
posure. Several little girls were on
hand TO testify against him Judge
Nelson imposed a fine Of 800. in de-
fault Of which Ellice went to Jail for
so days.
C. B. Smith, the confectioner, carries g
the only complete stock OF French and /
American candies in the city. Prices /
from 1Oc to $500 per pound All mail {
orders receive prompt attention. Fresh +
candies manufactured every day. 4S3 v
Commercial street. n
Some little misunderstanding has
arisen in regard 10 the use OF family
tickets on the Seashore road From
inquiry it is learned that these tickets T
are not designed for excursion pur- A
poses, but for family use only, by the IA
regular patrons Of the road.
The University Of oregon, the great
free school Of the people, opens satur-
day, September IA, 1896 Every young
man and young woman in the state ol
ought to share in its Christian educa- o
tional influences. Address University c,
Of oregon, Eugene. Oregon. IL
Mischievous boys threw stones at one II
OF Ross. Higgins & Co.'S teams while p,
the driver was delivering goods on the Ia
18th street hill. The horses started on ir
a dead run down the street, but were G
fortunately stopped before any damage if
was done. Somebody should look after al
such boys. in
The postponed monthly meeting Of
the Columbia River cannerymen was
held yesterday morning in this city
Matters pertaining to the 1886 pack
were taken up and many interesting
matters concerning future business
were considered. The meeting was
well attended and most harmonious II
throughout. Only one packer was alb
ent, and he was represented by proxy
The same enthusiasm was exhibited as bC
II the beginning Of the season. su
an
Mr.. H T. Findlay who has just re-
urned from an extensive eastern trip,
5 said to have stated 10 one Of his d,
rends in this city that while crossing
he Great Lakes. vote was taken on bo
he steamer, resulting in 10 ballots for 10,
lcKinley and for Bryan. He reports s..
hat the newspaper account Of 10000 I y
eople assembling in Madison Square
larden to hear Bryan's speech Of ac-
eptauce was greatly exaggerated and
hat before the speaker had finished,
mere was not a corporal's guard in the
udtorium.
In the circuit court yesterday Judge hOl
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Awarded for
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Highest HonOTs-WOrld's Fair, fro
Gold Medal, Midwlnter Fair. J.