The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-23


Ice cream. The only nrst.claas place
In town. Crushed fruits always on
hand.
CarbonH are the only permanent
photos an well as the most artistic,
and snodgraas knows how 10 make
them.
Sometimes when the sound Of sing
lns somcH through the open window II
is but cloak 20 cover the sound Of
Hobbing
Ice cream by the buHhel at c. Il.
Smiths Ice cream soda n speciality.
Private parors for ladies. is5 Com
mcrcial street
Mrs Carrie Ray. Medium. gives read.
lngu 10 cents Circle sunday. Tuesday
and Friday night. 10 cents No. $40
Bond street. Room Q.
Those having books which are the
property NJ the Pioneer and Historical
Society. viii kindly return the same
to VIM. Chance trustee.
one Of the oddities In campaign but
tons IL one worn by Judge Nelson.
which reads. You have troubles OF
your own. don't ask mine"
Mr. Richard Nixon and wifo passed
through the city yesterday on their
way TO North Beach. Mrs Nixon IL a
daughter Of Senator Dolph. OF Portland.
Miss May Jones. Aberdeen. Miss EN-
ma worswiok. Boise, Idaho. Miss Ade-
lainc Bryan Hillsboro. Mrs J. T.. Dal-
ton. Portland. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs A. ~ wheeler
Mr j. Th0rhurn Ross and family. Of
Portland. viii take a vacation at Gear.
hart Park for short time. Mr.. Ross
ls manager OF the Guarantee TrLst
and Assurance Company. ~ Portland
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Fresh country cggs. l5c per dozen;
Albany Creamery butter. the only but
ter to put on the table: fresh fruits OF
all kinds. at the lowest market price
at the Astoria Creamery. i55 Duane
street.
The body Of man was picked up
| In the river between the North Shore
canpery and Cooks first station on the
Washington side. yesterday The
name OF the deceased could not be
learned.
Yesterday was one Of the wnrmest
days Of the season, and the atmosphere
was again nllcd with smoke from for
est fires. still. compared with some
places not one hundred miles away.
there was nothing to complain OF.
After the races yesterday, when the
crowds had dispersed, It was noticed
that the streets were lined with boxes
which had been used as chairs, The
question came up ns TO whose duty II
was to remove them from the side
walk.
Concomly Tribe No. Z. Red Men. will
give grand excursion next Sunday
10 Seaside Ever, possible arrange
mont viii De made for the entertain
mcnt aud comfort uf visitors, and Il is
anticipated that general good time
win be had,
| Contractors Llddlcoat & Crlbb will
tomorrow put on the finishing coat Of
paint ON the residence Of Mr.. II. r..
| watts which has been erected on the
old Eugene Brock property on the hill
MIR. Watts has succeeded In securing
a little palace.
| Among the country visitors TO the
tournament yesterday We're r. Il. Hall
h and family. of Knappton, j, w. Min
akcr. Knappa; John Hogg. North Shore;
George G, Richardson, Walluski A. L.
Parker John Days; Mrs Joe Craig,
Youngs River.
The music loving people OF Astoria
viii soon have an opportunity OF hear
ing one OF the worlds famous masters
OF the vlolin-Edward RemenY Ar
rangements are now under considera-
ton for his appearance In Astoria in
the near future.
c. h. Smith, the confectloner carries
the only complete stock Of French and
American candles In the city. Prices
from lOc to $500 per pound, All mail
orders receive prompt attention. Fresh