The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-06-12
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smiths, Ice cream soda a speclalt,
Private parlors Tor ladies, iSS Con
mercial street.
\ lot with good business house rent
ing FOR $50 per month on Commercia
street $1,000, Rest buy in Astoria. L
l.. Boyle N Co,
Workmen were busy yesterday saw
ing on the tops Of piling and put,inr
on the cover to the Ross, Hlggins 1
Co,-Fisher dock
a 50 foot lot with good business hous
on Commercial street renting Tor s.
per month, FOR Ss.5OO On easy terms. Il
L. Boyle & Co.
Many jauuty little capes are made %
ribbon and chiffon. They may not b,
very much in the way OF warmth. bu
they are full OF style,
The performance OF Bond Brothers
sagacious Elephants Is said 10 be truly
wonderful, and can be seen at Astorir
on Saturday. June Is,
Reserved seats will be at a premium
for ,onight's exercises, While the,
last they may be secured without ex,
ira charge, at Strauss Book Store.
There was a dearth ot business yes.
terday in the justice and county courts
Even the recorder had little OF i'm.
portanee to show for his days work.
The splendid orchestra OF twelve
pieces, with Fred L, Busey as director
will furnish the instrumental music
for commencement exercises tonight.
Mr.. F. C. DeYo returned yesterday
from Portland, bringing with him his
family. who have just arrived from
Pekin. H., to make their home in the
West.
The High School choir has been
trained by Mrs. Finck and will give
some excellent choruses at the High
School commencement tonight at the
opera house
The grand opening to be given by
August Erickson at the Louvre on the
10Th, promises to be one OF the best
conducted affairs OF the kind ever CIV
en- in the city
Among the Portlanders registered
at the occident yesterday were A. l..
DuPuy. c. c, Barker. A. G. Long. ].
E. Taylor w. p. Smith. c II. Jackson.
Walter c. Smith and wife
The change In the weather brought
about by Mr. Grover yesterday in
duced many people to don their straw
hats. but the rain last night sent the
summer headgear to cover again.
The steamer Dwyer yesterday after
noon made a special trip TO Flavel, tax
ing over a number Of teams and
quantity of tools to be used on the
work now in progress at that point.
Yesterday afternoon the high water
in the Columbia river washed out
portion OF the Western Union tele-
graph line above Oak Point. It is ex-
pected the break will be repaired to-
day
The barge containing the new ma |
chlnery for Logan's sawmill at Sea-
side, is expected 10 arrive down river
today. Mr.. Logans plant when finish |
ed, viii have a capacity Of 10000 feet
per day.
Two new suits were filed yesterday |
in the office Of the circuit clerk: Ju-
lius Jacobs VS., Il. L. Jenery, ct al, 70 |
a mechanics lien; p. A. |
Stokes VS.. II. Diversion, TO foreclose a
mortgage.
Bond Brothers show Is an innovation
in Arenic and Geological displays. The
entire exhibition is a succession Of
novelties and original features, and can
be enjoyed at Astoria on Saturday,
June 18th.
Another barge load Of brick arrived
from Portland yesterday for Kopp's
new brewery. Superintendent Nicoll is
making good progress with this work.
and thinks he wiz soon be ready to lay
the corner stone.
The concert to be given for the bene-
1T Of the dremens tournament fund on
Inc 18th inst, promises to be one Of
the best local musical events Of the
season. The rehearsals are progress
IIB HOSl successfully.
Contractor Wakefield went to Port
and last evening on the steamer Tele-
phone to look after more material
ii7 partner, Mr.. Jacobsen, remains on
he ground here and is crowding ev-
.rythlng to the limit.
One Of the fishermen who had his net
ut off the city front yesterday, hauled
n a slxty-four pound salmon that was
laced on exhibition at Bond street
tore. The handsome fish attracted the
ttention Of large numbers Of people