The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-06

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Our prsoss are the lsv~s . ne ats.
Uail and ssa "a PAcaAs oroSsr1 On
1 Umbrellas covered end rsSAirSd n1
practical workman, at 10 Ninth strsss
| Ladies white embroidered linen
handkerehiefs 25c each at Dun.
bar's.
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gAm Olsen aAd & TVrWsSa cAEns ever
rrom CHINOOK yesterday sOs sneff vae's
ia The nStropolA
Seal, ealfskin and erack.Prooff
calf winter shoes for ladies. Co.
lumbia Shoe Co.
| p. j. Meany. the lsAdtna msrShAnk
tailor lS7 Tenth st. The highest pTtcs
paid for fur skinA
Frank Parton And Wifs sses last HAShs
tor trip east Thsy vii VsSi; easSAss
and othsr pronlnsnt efueA
Ths humber FOR paving s;rseis at sVA-
nymesd is now lying on The wSart .,
the foot Of Ninth strss.
Go % the PAraor soSceBors V G q
Smith for pure. sweet cream and fresh
creamery butter and buttsrmtlk every
day.
o. FriefenoerS. Mt Hood; A. B, Ptns-
bury. n Stevens; G. W. Fernssds Ne
hnlem; Fl. GAE. Bay C2ry, are at the
Parker house
Yesserihy spuRre Nsger WIS re- j
por.ed in the ofhng. but as she could
not get into port In the storm she was
keeping well out TO sea. n
II
A crew Of men went over yesterday Il
morning to work on the BrSemar. taking b
on coal al Flavel. Another crew will be
sent over this morning to relieve the
crew Of yesterday.
The Bailey GatEert nd not leave Port u
land yesterday untI O'Clock. arriving N
in Astoria after 10 at night She had q
a big lot Of freight from the uighs before
which was the cause Of her delay.
The steamer Harrison, which viii leave 81
out for Tillamook this morning. the ne
weather permitting. was photographed 70
yesterday. all the crew and Captain pc
Shraeier lining up on the deck for the
occasion.
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Ten-pound sack OF buckwheat. IS cents: m,
o-pound sack OF cornmeal. 25 cts: pack Int
ige Twin Brothers mush. 10 cents; II.
'ound square Of pure honey. Is cents. RI
nd quarts Of cranberries, q cents. at W
he Star Grccery.
hfty-game bowling tournament Is po
eing arranged TO take place on the A. mi
:, c. alleys, for the championship Of tel
he club. The prize will be a medal. wi
'hich viii become the absolute property tn
the winner. The last games VIII be isl
layed about Christmas time. m,
The handsome display OF new hardwar,
nd cutlery in Fisher Bros window has tn
ansed no little coment among passers- WI
y, and upon inquiry yesterday by a eti
epor'ter, whether there could be any sale an
n Astoria for such high class goods, Mr.. da
Usher said that nothing in the n--.s sn
vas too good for Astorlans. TT
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Mr.. Frank Woolsey. general agent OF
he Oriental ltne of steamers is in the I
ity dispatching the Braemar The Brae- tel
mar has full cargo Of -four. steel rails, th'
nd general merchandise, and Is taking ue-
n 100 tons Of coal al FAvel. This beng OF
er FIRST VISIT here her agents are anxious rot
o secure quick dispatch and make a roc
'ood record. Sol
II
No amount Of age or storing will make an
ad whiskey good. II must be good an
1hen made and must be stored in wood re,
nd not in metal Cyrus Noble Old Ju
bourbon Whiskey is stored in oak wood
aTels This develops its favors and ]
onic properties These favors make It on
elicious in cocktails. II Is the only IN,
american whIskey OF interna tlonal rep Le
tation. chi
we
The second issue Of the skaguay News ha
as Just been received in Astoria. II btr
GEMS 10 be a bright little sheet and ha
a its columns are fot,nd adver,,yerner,. tel
weli-known Astorians In its editorial th'
olumns Il calls the government 10 &C. wa
cunt for its dllatoryness IN establish POI
1g postoffice at that point. II is pos. lea
ible Uncle Sam does not know how rap me
lily this settlement in his far away do
lain has grown into thriving town. {
ter
Noticing that during the wet weather, ro
here the large piles Of saw dust were %,
lade on the streets by the wood-saws -,
'agons passing over thas portion OF the IN,
treet did not sink into the mud. a gem -,
eman who is much interested in C1atsop -.
ounty roads, suggested that a portion ..
the tons Of sawdust now going 10 ~,
-aste at the various mills. might Be ,o
sed in filling the various holes on the So.
ehalem road. The mills would be g'ad r.,
} get rid Of the refuse and doubtless ~,
any Of the farmers would give some So,
their time in hauling (. out 10 the