The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-03-02

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with the expectation OF securing wur
in the canneries. and yesterdays TIE
ephone augmented the Mongoiian popu
lation by twenty-five r;ore
Wait for the "Huseby," the hes
bicycle on earth for the least none,
$40 and $50, F. l. Parker, agent
Get prices at the Low Price Stor
for the latest In silk pongees. all shades
for waists and undersk3rts, 4sl Ron,
street.
Reserved seats for the SomerS famil,
concert company at Fishers oper.
house tonight are on sale at Griffin 4
Reeds.
Little prices and big values in new
spring checks and fancy black an,
colorsd dress goods just received at IN,
Low Price Store. 4Sl Bond street.
II, F. L. Logan's new building a
Seaside are fast nearing completion. \
few more days Of sunshine VIII erahl,
the carpenters to get them under cover
Spring has made its appearance The
pussy willows and tulips are IN bloom
and with the revival OF nature, Hope
has sprung anew in the hesrt-Astoria
heart
Sunday night the steamer Lurllae
took up river 200 boxes Of fresh Colum-
hia river salmon for shipment on ice
to the New York markets by Mr.. Tres
oott, OF Goble.
Mr.. John Fox. 4. L. Stewart. Mr..
Truesiale, W. NJ. La Force. Miss Lena
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Cohen were pas
sengers on the Lurline Sunday even
ing for Portland.
Joe Gathers Is turning out very
fine boat for one OF the cooperative
cannery fishermen. Mr.. Leatners CLANS
II will be a prize-winner IL entered in
the regatta races.
The medals for the lucky contestants
at the inaugural ball. to be given at
Foard & Stokes new hail Thursday
night, are now on exhibitIOn at Sey-
mour's jewelry store.
Rev. j. J. Walters and Rev Dunlap.
OF Warrenton. left yesterday ror Silver
Point Cliff. where they will put in the
week rolling logs into position for
couple Of new houses.
At the Alert Hook and Ladder Com
panys hail in No. SIS engine house to-
night, will be given a whist party.
The party will be followed by dance
An enjoyable time is promised.
Reserved seats for the Hext opera
company concert will be on sale 10
Wednesday. March 3. The
box sheet viii be open to the general
public on Thursday, the 4th inst
Mrs. John NJ. Finch, Of San Fran
,isco, the mother Of Dr. A \. Finch
Ind Mr.. c. n. Finch, arrived in the
.ity yesterday morning on the State OF
California on a visit TO her sons.
Mark Warren IS in the city after a
stay at his Brighton Beach
'anch. He has been improving the
shining hours" what few there has
,een Of late, in preparing for his spring
-ardening.
Yesterday morning Sheriff Hare Of .
cred for sale the stock Of the defunct
'acihc Commission Company, which re-
entity made an assignment. The high
st bid was that Of /. Cohen, who Of
cred S766 for the stock
Two hundred thousand cedar shingles Il
re stacked up on the steamer Tele-
hone dock awaiting shipment TO Alas
a. They are from Mayors, and are
D be used on the new canneries Of /
ne Alaska Packers Association.
An Astoria lady, Sunday, VINO visited S
ne Of the big sailing ships IN the har-
Or, asked the captain where his pro-
ellers were. Pointing aloft 10 the (
III masts and long yardarms. with /
leir acres Of sails, the captain replied 7
There they are" h
The inaugural ball TO be -,iven at IS
oard & Stokes hall will be frst-class a
every respect First-class music by : L
rof. Gribler's full orchestra. New mu- n
C just received from the East The Il
edals for the best walters will be s
given without favor or partially. II
Three new Jensen can-ftting ma 81
ines recently turned out by the AS II
ria Iron Works for the Alaska Pack Is
s. Association are stored on the main el
or Of Leather's boat shop on Bond :
rect, and attract a great deal Of at
ntion from people happening along
at thoroughfare
Steve Campbell. the Mil creek logger,