The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-04-12
ALBERT DUNBAR
TOWN.

In joy and In sorrow, through prals,
and through blame.
Thus stn let me. living and dying the
same.
In thy service bloom and decay.
Like nm one altar. whose Votive dame
In holiness wasteth AVA Moore.
A brisk walk Is the best sure for blues,
Mr.. n Mon,eIth. a capitalist Of Albany.
Is In the city.
Mr., Sherwood Gnlispy. OF Seattle. wn..
Is at the occident.
Ties as wide a SASH ribbons are e
on some tiny bonnets
One honest life. however humble Is
worth at least a score OF sermons.
The steamer Queen will leave for San
Francisco at $ o'clock tomorrow morning.
One lot OF the widest street In New
Astoria at a sacrifice. r. l. Boyle &
Co
It was rumored last evening that Frank
Gerdes had started a bicycle riding
school
August Erickson went to Portland last
evening on the Telephone and will return
Monday.
Mr., B. X. Black. Of Salt Lake city
Utah, is visiting in Astoria. a guest at
the occident.
The man who believes in paying one
hundred mi IN the dollar is perfectly
sound in the faith.
II was reported yesterday that DIT.
Madden had one OF his lower right-hand
ribs slightly d~lsarranged.
Yesterday was pay day at Erickson's
and about 500 was disbursed among the
employees and workmen.
Four lots in best location in Van Du-
sens Astoria at a bargain and easy
terms. r. L Boyle & Co.
Miss Lewis and Mrs. DuRette invite
the ladies' to call at their dressmaklng
parlors, No. lS 10th street
Coal delivered to all parts Of the city.
Call for prices Cheap for cash. FL
more. sanborn s Co, agents.
The Alice Blanchard. which has been
loading lumber at the Clatsop Mill. win
probably leave out this morning.
For bargains in real estate in any part
Of Astoria or New Astoria, see US before
purchasing. 1t will a you. r. L Boyle
& Co.
Captain Hatch. Of the dve-masted
schooner Louis, which is now loading
lumber at Skamokawa, is in the city on
a visit.
Why pay sc for your dinner when
you can get a fine up-to-date chicken
dinner at the fremont Restaurant for
Is cents?
1t was stated yesterday that more
alarm clocks have been sold in Astoria
in the last day or two than during the
past three months.
The largest wooden bowl cut from a
single block. was received yesterday at
Ross, Higgins & Co.'S. 1t is almost bg
enough Tor a BATH tub.
A woman who would lie Of fatigue at
the mere mention OF sweeping a room,
viii ride twenty miles on her wheel with
out uttering a whimper.
Mohair Is to be the most popular ma
terial for ladies' summer wear. II has
durability. sheds the dust. and keeps its
color under the most brilliant sun.
Don't let your wife tire herself put
getting inner today. but take her along
with you to the fremont Restaurant and
try their fine chicken dinner, only I5c.
State School Superintendent G. NJ. r.
win, accompanied by his wife, arrived
yesterday morning. Mr.. Irwin will oc-
cupy the pulpit at the Methodist church
today.
Steamer Harrison is due with cargo OF
Gilman coal. Patronize the only steam
ship line making Astoria home port and
Elmore. Sanborn & Co.,
are agents.
Tit two hundred barrels OF salt salm-
on packed in Alaska shipped by Fisher
to A. Booth & Co., Chicago,
was taken out last evening by the steam
er Telephone.
One Of the men Of the steamer Thomp-
son, reported that that boat brought
some salmon from up-river, which
was discharged at one OF the canneries
down.
II the steamer Harrison can dispose Of
enough coal to keep her running regular
Astoria will have steamer communi-
cation with tie Sound. Elmore, San
& Co, Agents.
Mr.. Walter c. Smith, the well known
returned TO Portland last even
lhg' having completed arrangements for
the handling OF his large tract Of land
the west side Of the bay.
The following ~Portlanders were in the
sity Yesterday: ]. NJ. Ellsworth, G.
schultz, W. NJ. Balls. H. II. Mann, 8.
r. Dandson, ]. P. Christensen, N. Pos
ton' f. j. Neilbling, and Vim. s. Pond.
me o. X. yesterday lowed another
-arge barge DAD Of rock to Flayel for
use on the railroad grade at that point.
Piies and lumber for the bridge were
also landed at Tansy Creek. Contractor
W, Corey went over with the boat
o superintend affairs.
owing to the continued rain only a
,man audience attended the lecture at
NJ. z. church last night, but State
superintendent Irwin talked very enter
alningly to the few present. He will
occupy the pulpit at the NJ. r. church
evening when he will deliver
lis lecture prepared for the occasion.
A runaway milk wagon about noon yes
erday, caused considerable excitement
the time being. The team started
rom in front of the B~onbonniere, ran
own Commercial street to Cutbirth's
alnt shop, where the wagon was over
Orned and the cans SPILLED on the
No damage was Jone but some =
utter milk and vegetables were lost.