The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-06-27

Congregational Church-Services ON
sunday as usual. The monthly tenn
perance meeting under the auspiccs Of
the W, {, T. L, will be held In the
evening. The pastor viii address the
same. Topic. Destroying one Mon
ster ny Invoking the Aid OF Another,
At the meeting to be held this even
ing at the Athletic club rooms Of the
various committees for the considera-
tion ot matters In connection with the
comig regatta, It Is expected tina, den-
mite plans will be agreed upon and con-
seQuently full attendance is desired
Charles Calender. George Smith, c.
c, Mcdonald. Thomas Bryce. Dick Car
ruthers Harry Hamblet, Pete Grant,
c, T, Crosby. WIN Tallant. and W, 7.
Beveridge We're among the party who
left last night on the Telephone 10 witt
ness the sprinting match In Portland
today.
Billy" Wright returned from Port
land yesterday after having been
shanghaied In that city by the officers
Of Judge shattuck's court who wanted
his testimony in law suit. by hard
scratching he managed to get released
in time to catch the evening boat for
home.
NJ. f. Church-The morning subject
Will be; The Abundance NJ Gods
supplies The sermon is by special
request. In the evening win be held
the annual children's day exercises, \
short musical and literary program will
be rendered. other services Of the day
as usual.
For the next ten days we will have
4 special sale OF velvet, silk, and cloth
V raps at wholesale prices, the hand
soonest and best fitting shirt waists.
and large line OF duck suits, ana
wrappers at way down prices. |. Cohen,
Low Price Store. I9l Bond street. cor
ner Eleventh.
Rev. Henry Narcotic, who has been
called to supply the pulpit Of the Pres
byterian church Of this city. arrived
from the east yesterday, and will con-
duct the services in that church to-
morrow morning and evening. Seats
free. and a cordial invitation is extend
ed to all to attend these services.
Agent Lounsberry made another trip
to warrenton yesterday to see about
the unloading OF the iron for the sunk
en- barge. He says the work is going
very slowly. Hereafter such freight
will be unloaded directly on the draw
of the railroad bridge at warrenton,
and avoid all chances Of a similar ac-
cident
Among the Portland people registered
at the Ocldent yesterday were c. o.
Lappeus, special agent OF the United
States treasury department, A. d.
Rockfellow, T. w. B. London. Henry
Lang. ". L. Frazer, E. a. Seeley
I. Jacobs, L. $. Edwards, F. McDer-
mott, ]. w Cook, D. Ackerman, o. NJ.
Risser.
The dust kicked up by the wind dur
ing the last few days, has been excess
sively annoying, not only to those com
PEELED to be on the streets, but 10
merchants, who complain that their
stores were filled with dirt and goods
One gentleman said he
thought it was nearly time for the
city to invest in a sprinkling cart.
Postmaster Wise has completed ar
for increasing the number
Of street mail boxes from twenty-six
TO thirty-six. There will be box on
every corner on Commercial from 10th
to 18th streets inclusive. A new box
for papers and packages viii be placed
in front Of the new stamp agency at
the Estes-Conn new drug store on Com
mercial street
President T. II. Curtis, OF the North |
west Construction Comapny, went to
Portland last night on the Telephone to |
attend the law suit in the United |
States district court, between the Nor |
thern Pacific and the Astoria and Col !
umbia River Railroad companies. Mr.. |
Curtis said to an Astorian reporter as
he was taking the boat, that II he had |
time while in Portland, he would take |
Awarded
Highest Honors-WorId's Fair, !
Gold Medal, Midwlnter Fair.
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