The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-28


pipe, as Il would he necessary to rush
that part " the work II Wcat Astoria
was to have any water during the coming
season,
Use MSrshalrs; You take chances on
the others
Try the finest sweet corn at iOc can.
aciHc Commission GO,
Only fourteen lots lot Of our cheap
lorts in Adair's Astoria, Il, l. Boyle
q CO,
4 new frying pan that eliminates the
possibility of the food burning Is a IT,
Gently invented boon for houseke>pers,
RarSains Tor today. Raislns, - box,
guaranteed sweet sugar corn. lH can,
fancy butter Sc roll, Pacific Commission
Co
The Maid ot Orcgon yesterday took
on a lot Of supplies at Ross, Htggins 4
Cos,
The old Central Hotel restaurant will
b. opened In few days by a new pro-
prictor who has come down from Port
land.
$. Farrell. David NJ. Clarkson. +, Cam
non e, II. jackson, and Loyal n Storms,
all ot Portland. were at the occIdent
yesterday.
II Is understood that Smith Brothers,
the lawyers, will occupy one side ot DR.,
Kinney's new oftice building on CONNER
clal street.
Don't blame us II you don't get one
OF those cheap lots In Adalr's Astoria,
h, L. Boyle & CO,
A touch OF black In piping or brailir x
gives to light summer costumes a dis
tinctly Frenchy character.
Do you want TO lease a cheap piece Of
property suitable for offices or small
store In the best location In the cityf r,
l. Boyle & Co.
A very lRFNo shipment. consisting OF
some ffty barrels " salmon oil, will be
made by Ross. HigEins 4 Co, on the
steamer Blanchard.
Many people took the ears yesterday
and visited Boyles block in AdaiT's Adj
dition where lots were selling ~ cheap
prices like hot cakes.
We are not afraid TO show our lots In
Adair's Astoria. They Are the best lots
offered in the past ten years for the
money. r. L. Boyle & Co
The eight-inch water pipe taken from
the old pipe line and which will be used
for supplying Uniontown. was yesterday
being cleaned and re-dipped,
James Thompson. OF North Shore, VIM.
Hoeck. and II. p. Anderson. OF Gray's
River. and Thos. A. Irving. OF Cathlam T..
were visitors in the city yesterday.
August Danielson entertained a number
OF visitors yesterday by showing them
through his well kept stock room. Their
is only one key TO this room. and this Is
kept in Mr.. Danlelson's pocket.
Messrs HIlgreen Brothers and Charles
Ashton, OF Bandon. are In the city on a
business trip They have many friends
here who were glad to welcome them
yesterday.
Mr.. James Stokes, who Is now visiting
his father in Berkeley. Cal. telegraphtd
yesterday TO Messrs p. a. and Frank
Stokes. that their father was lying at
the point OF death. The gentlemen left
on last nights steamer for California
overland.
II Is only about one woman In ten
who opens an envelope with either scis-
. n.a,N
carries AVA a portion OF the written
ma, inside Is the general feminine for
mula.
Corey Brothers have completed the
moving OF Camp No. / to Tongue Point.
The rails and dump cars have been re-
moved from old Camp No. l to the
new location, and work has commenced
on the cut across the Tongue.
The street car bridge at the corner OF
Eighteenth and Commercial streets was
yesterday undergoing repairs. A break
had to be made In the track which naces-
STATED transferring passengers all day.
The bridge will probably be completed
tonight.
Captain Hanthorn, OF the Ida Hazel,
contemplates taking a number OF his
friends on a trip to the railroad camps
Sunday II the weather is good. He Is
not ashamed to exhibit his smart little
yacht since she has been thoroughly
overhauled and re-painted.
Commercial street was yesterday
cleansed OF a foot OF filth more or less
which has been lying on the north side
OF the street between Twelfth and Four
tenth for probably many years One
can now cross the street in that block
without wadlng knee deep in mud.
Captain John Linde, who was over
from North Shore yesterday. said that
he and his nelghbor were preparing for
lively fishing season. Prospects, he
thinks, are good for a large business
this season, and consequently everybody
In his section Is feeling good.
Steamer Harrison Is loading a very
large consignment Of cannery machinery
for the packing houses at Anacortes She
will sail Sunday morning. weather per-
mitting. Upon her return from this trip
another load of cannery machinery will
be taken on at the Astoria Iron Works
for the same point
Fisher Brothers received yesterday
from New York via the Panama route,
FIVE large casks OF malleable iron row
locks. blocks. cleats. etc. The whole
shipment probably weighed two tons,
and is one OF the few consignments COM
ing by the way Of Panama to this city.
Any one who has not visited Uppertown
for some time past will be repaid by a
trip there now. The trees yesterday
were leaving out, the fruit trees are in
blossom, and every lawn Is dotted with
early spring flowers. Yellow and greAn
are the prevailing colors, and the many
hills decorated with wild flowers and
green grass, make a beautiful back
ground to Astoria's handsome suburb.
Awarded
HiOhest -WorId's Fair.