The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-06


day Adolph Jensen. a native " Ger
many, and Elma Hultgren, a native Of
Sweden, declared their intentions OF be-
coming United States citizens.
Chas. Baker, +, r. Noble, San Fran
cisco; John Gregory, John Rays and
son, Portland; r, S, Hin, Seattle: and
E. w. Clossen. Fairfield, Ill.,, registered
at the Parker House yesterday.
one OF Foard 4 Stokes drivers came
in to the store last evening, and re-
ported that while on his route he had
lost his free silver button. and with IL
all faith in the Democratic party.
Notice Is given that the Astoria san
Loft will be closed from and after to-
day, October >, for a period Of about
three months. on account OF the alb
sence Of the proprietor from the city,
The retail merchants are doing a rush
ing business now owing to the large neet
of vessels in the harbor. What will
they do another season when a hundred
vessels load their cargoes at this port?
In the county court yesterday before
Judge Gray. c, C. Palmberg, Chas. \.
johnson and c. s Garthee, natives OF
Sweden, and Olot Anderson. natives Of
Germany. We're admitted to United
States citizenship.
Mrs. H. T, Crosby ~oun that she
is forming a class in reading music at
sight and solfeggio practice, and in
vites those who desire TO take advan-
tage Of this opportunity. 0 Address ass |
Commercial street
w. d. Brown. W. II. Ask. y. \. Neil
son. J. Joseph, W. C. Martin. F. w.
Dunno. Portland; c. II. Calender.
Knappton; T, \. Hennelly. New York:
H, 5. MCGOWAN. Chinook. We're guests
at the occident yesterday.
Astoria TO Portland and return for
$3.50 This is the rate made by the
o. r. and n. Co. for the Oregon Indus
trial Exposition. Tickets on sale Oc-
tower s and :. Good for return ten
days from the date OF sale.
Messrs. Ollie & johnson. the furniture
manufacturers Of Chinook. were in the
city again yesterday looking over a site
for a factory in Astoria. The manu-
committee Of the Chamber of
Commerce, entertained the gentlemen |
here, and hope TO satisfactorily locate {
them. 4
In the police court yesterday A. 7
and F. Bauer forfeited IS each 7
being drunk. F. Duyal was tined a
$40 for the commission Of a nuisance g
on a public street: Geo. Dent. who had a
been engaged in a fight, was fined 500: Y
being drunk and disorderly Stephen g
Murphy was fined so. r
The Mckinley Republican Club and b
the Young Mems Mckinley and Hobart 4,
Club go to Knappa tonight, where a :
grand rally will tax place. Hon. T. J.
will address the meeting. Boat
Flavel dock at 6 p. m. sharp.
All Republicans and those who believe 4
n sound money are invited to go along
Sheriff Hare stated TO an Astoria re-
'orter Sunday afternoon that the re- Il
,orts about town that Frank Cabanis
lad confessed to having held up the n
rap games at Our Corner" were with c,
'ut foundation. He said the man had cl
made such a statement, but acknowl- fl
dyed afterwards that it was merely a 5
oke. ".
The contractors will finish the Scow h
depot this week. The buildings are Il
omplete in every respect, including "
rooms, ticket Office, baggage cI
nd express rooms. The entire struct- Il
re presents a neat and business like g
.ppearance. and the yard room pro N
ides for six tracks in front of the
uilding. ri
Messrs. B. VanDusen and Alsey Fox
tarted out yesterday afternoon by J.,
for a hunting trip to the Nehalem. n,
ne Of their friends said last night p,
lat from the amount of paraphernalia q
Lken along and several dogs which ,,
ere trailed along behind the wagon, f..
ley would doubtless have a successful
lip.
DR.. Beckman last evening sent his boy
to the old country, Finland, where
: will enter upon a thorough course Of
udy in pharmacy. The rules govern
e this branch of science in Finland
e very strict, and the young man
Iccessfully passing the examinations
that country, is well fitted for this
The WOodmen's Dramatic Union will "
an entertainment at Fishers OPP
House, on the evening Of October
under the auspices Of the local camp. n,
'oodmen Of the World. The entertain
will consist Of a comedy drama,
TITLED Hickory Farm" Tickets so Fl
Id % cents, can be had in due season p
Strauss store. OC
Mr.. A. L. Kimball, who is one of the de
st known business men of Northern
ichigan, and who is constantly travel
g and in touch with the people Of
at section Of the state, writes to a
lend in Astoria that while for forty
.ars he has been a staunch Democrat, Be
:, and the entire northern portion Of br
ichigan, are this time solid for McKin- on
y and sound money.