The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-07-25
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dividend win be paid to the creditors
OF the l. W, Case estate. at the Asto-
ria National Bank
Matters around the county court
house yesterday were very quiet, as
little but routine business was trans
acted in any Of the departments,
From the number Of tickets already
sold there promises TO be crowded
house this afternoon at the matinee to
be given for the benefit Of the regatta.
The new time card Of the Seashore
division OF the a. and {. II. II. Il, Is
generally satisfactory and Is evidence
OF the progressiveness OF the new rail-
road.
A new apartment house will soon be
constructed by Foard & Stokes just
south Of the Fishermens Union build
ing, Architect schacht is preparing
the plans.
There will be a special meeting OF
the chamber OF commerce this even
ing. Business OF Importance will come
before the meeting and full attend
ance is requested.
We guarantee our Headache Tablets
to cure any case OF headache in NJ
teen minutes. Price 25c. Can be sent
by mail. Chas. Rogers, Druggist, 459
Commercial street.
All OF Herman wise's customers
who are entitled TO tickets Tor Sun
days picnic are requested to secure
them. so that there VIII be no kick
coming afterwards.
1t has been suggested that during
the regatta week all sorts Of sporting
entertainments will be given. Boxing,
running, fencing. and swimming
matches will be in order
James Mckay, Miss Mckay. Port
land; James NJ. Langley. Milwaukee,
Wis; Thomas Crawley. ST. Helens;
and e. W. Robinson, Kerns, We're at
the Parker House yesterday.
! The football game scheduled TO take
place at South Bend today. between
the Astoria club and the South Bend
boys. has been postponed until August
1st when the game viii take place
at South Bend.
Lawyer Thomson yesterday after
noon, with his wife. chaperoned a
party OF ladies and children on a ber-
rying expedition over the hills. Lots
Of fun was had. II the pals were only
half full Of berries.
Judge Gray. G. Wlngatee. C. S.
Wright and others will make a trip
by team today or tomorrow into the
Lewis and Clarke valley. They will
go out Of the city over the hills and
ferry across Young's river.
The lawn social given yesterday af-
ternoon by the Ladies' Guild at the
residence Of Mrs. c. J. Trenchard,
proved a success. The affair was for
the benefit OF the young people, and
only young folks know how TO enjoy
such an afternoon.
Presbyterian church-Preaching in
the morning at II, in the evening at 8. !
Sunday school at II; Y. P. S. C. E. at
I. Junior c. E. Monday at 2. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at s. You
are most cordially invited to all Of
these services. Henry Narcotic, pas
tor.
Architect Schacht will on Monday |
next let the contracts for the Seaborg |
building at Ilwaco. An examination
Of the plans for the building shows
that it will be a very handsome two
story brick structure and would be an
ornament to a much-larger city than |
Ilwaco.
The Herman Wise excursion leaves |
tomorrow morning from the Telephone
dock at 7:3O sharp; all original holders
of tickets may participate in the va
rious races; intending participants
should leave their names at Herman
Wise's store today. The s11.5O suit sale
still continues.
At the Baptist church there will be
the usual services. Rev f. A. Leon
ard, formerly Of Virginia, now pastor
Of the La Grande Baptist church, will
probably preach. Mr. Leonard is a
pleasing and forcible speaker and the
public are invited to take this oppor-
tunity Of hearing him.
F. L. Greene, o. NJ. Riser, and W.
N. Sturges, New York; Col. John
Adair, Sunnymead, H. B. Borthwick
and wife, Goble, p. F. DuFlon, G. H.
Kaiser, Isaac Stern and wife, Mr.. o.
Brown, Miss Carrie Busey, Portland;
and w. H. G. Trevor, Tacoma, regis
tered at the Occident yesterday.
For the especial accommodation Of
the residents Of Astoria who found It
The best chemical compound for wash
ing powder is "soap Foam as 1t will
not yellow the Clothes" nor burn the