The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-04

All shades of baby ribbon at Knit
Durhars at Dur
Fine cabbage for kraut at Ross. His- Born
Gins A co,a a daug
Major C. e. KnbOrne U. s army, is Mr. J
IN the city. anon ,
j. s. Jones, OF Chinook, spent yester. Groe'
,av IN .ho ci,v Pacific
Steel shod shoes for boys. Co. -. s
Iumbia Shoe Co.
Messrs, Tonge and Peterson were over s,, =,
from Chinook yesterday. -
Mrs b, c. Kindred, OF New Astoria,
was visiting n the city yesterday.
Captain James Watts. the Portland Lad
stevedore arrived in the city yesterday handl
bars.
Ask for sample OF Chase & Sanborn's
famous teas, at Ross Higgins 6 Co.'S. Ashl'
a iars
Seal, calfskin and crack. proof Ross
calf winter shoes for ladies. CO.
lumbia Shoe Co. 'enn
New A
q NJ Carey and Peter Hawkins Knap- guests
pa. Charles johnson, Blind slough. were
in the city yesterday. NSp''
pilot,
Dry fir slab wood for sale, Astoria from
Land & Investment Co. Commercial and In As'
Eighth streets Telephone ss
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G a Palmserr the leading contractor rakin,
and builder. Is prepared to do all kinds army;
of iobbnS and building work: T7S Duane $. ].
street. a; the
The presence OF so many ships in As Char
toria harbor means that Oregon farmers hibitior
are paying or their mortgages and lay A. p.
iur by a gold surplus for the future. model
prize II
F. I. Damant yesterday presented ths
A. p. C. A with a receipted bill for dray- Fred
age. A number OF others who have done The oy
work for the association are taking SIM so tina
liar steps. 80 to
Becaus
Captain Harrington. OF the barkentine
Omega which sails nom Knappton this TOMS
morning. for Peru. was over yesterday sition
purchasing supplies and clearing his yes. will BE-
sci in the custom house. at 10 4
one Mi
Judge Gray has written for reduced the hal
rates from Astoria to walla walla for
theose who wish to attend the dedica- The
ton of the Whitman monument which establI:
takes place on the 9oth inst. ture OF
in by
The managers OF the exposition an all it
nsunce that this evenings will be the the inc
last night for the opening OF the expo this D
sition. except one night week prob
ably Saturday, hut the rooms will be open The
every day during the season. cour;
was I'll
The big dry dock which is to be placed suretIe.
in Young's bay, for the accommodation wingat
of the vessels OF the new Pacific coast McBrid
naval station, viii become a reality. II that OF
is said. in the not distant future Per- at the
haps It will and perhaps there viii be court
a bridge to the moon.
The n
At the exposition Yesterday several ton ha
new exhibits were received. among them the pas
being 4 plank OF splendid clear fir four OF hoo,
inches thick % inches wide and ahout themsel
10 feet long. and section of a hr tree their I
s inches in diameter. the grain OF which pranks
Is very fine and takes 4 high polish. the pol
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Articles OF Incorporation by the follow repeate,
Ing parties were filed in the county
clerks Office yesterday: Young Now Track
Cheek LOO, and Charles Kahn They complet
Will carry on general merchandise OF a mi
business. The capital stock of the COM nineteer
pany is divided into Is shares Of the par force W
yalue OF 500 each facing
'i trains
Captain Tom Crang Of the steamer week ol
Gatzert reported last night that a heavy frackla!
fog hung over the Willamette and Upper reach
rivers yesterday morning, and
that on account Of the thick weather No an
the China steamer Braemar did not bad wi
leave down as was expected. She prob when n
ably left later in the day. and will arrive and no
some time this morning. Bourbon
barrels.
". A Foster, OF Jewell placed on ex- tonic D
nibiton yesterday at the exposition some deliciou
ine specimens OF White Star and Yer America
mont potatoes, Bellfower apples and utaton.
Fosters Best, cucumbers, Pixies Peak
summer squash, and black and white The
beans; ]. Winterhaler. grapes; ]. Baker, sion We
iray's river. red beets, one measuring dus to
2 inches long; Howell Lewis. John Days Astoria
river apples, pop and sweet corn; r. NJ per rot
CASTOR. Grand Rapids, pop and sweet made II
corn; c. W. Rich. Lewis and Clarke rants y
plant with ripe berries: D. Kamm
J. ingalls,, kondike squash, weighing constru
100 pounds 10 conn
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