The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-04

New Bicycle L-EEins arrived today.
Columbia Shoe Co.
The program for the musical part Of
the May festival will appear wednes-
day
Fishermen are confident that there
viii be a heavy run Of fish in a few
days.
Two lo,s in New Astoria, on the widest
street. az great sacrifice. r, L. Boyle
& Co,
Sunday was another magnificent day.
and everybody spent the time out Of
doors.
RISING SUN BAMBOO STORE Will
be closed this week. Everything sold
al cost
Don't miss the May festival at the
NJ. E. church Thursday afternoon Gnd
evening.
Mr.. ]. W. Philips, editor q the Pa
csfc Journal. was in the city ON a visit
yesterday.
The Astoria Iron Works yesterday
shipped lot OF canning machinery to
HOngkong.
The county clerk yesterday issued a
marriage license to Chas. verschuveren
and Lizzie Hoefke.
P J. Meany. the leading merchant
tailor. 1S7 Tenth St. The highest price
paid for fur skins,
Tickets 10 the evening entertainment
Of the May festival are only 25 cents. in
cluding Investments.
Some fine Eastern tongues and Sound
salmon tips, Holland herring, for sale
! by Ross, Higgins & Co,
Ross. Higgins 4 Co.'S new warehouse
will be finished some time next week,
and ready for occupancy.
Prof. ]. n. Beggs will remain at Sea
side during the season, and will have
charge of all entertainments.
4 Mark Warren, VIII Grant. Geo. Ste
: vens and Alex Grant have gone t
, Young's river falls on fishing trip.
Up-to-date. B and II. Special and
"Stormer'' bicycles. Fully warranted
Si5 and S55. Fisher Brothers. agents.
II you want a silk waist or a hand
= some, all ready-made dress skirt, go Z
the Low Price Store. 491 Bond street.
Joe Brickford, Portland; George BOrd
Salem; C. Calender, Chicago, were reg
6 istered at the Parker House yesterday
Some Of the canneries yesterday re
ported that fish were running better bu
the majority noted little improvement
If any.
The ladies' Of the VI. E. church knoy
, that these are hard times, and so thei
prices at their sale will be hard time
prices.
Captain John p Merrill, U. s. n, in
spector Of the 18th lighthouse distrlc
n returned to Portland last night on tn
Gatzert.
n A consignment Of 1883 hams and ba
con lust received at Ross, Higgins
Co.'S, and guaranteed TO please th
N most fastidious
Mrs. Lilly Woodcock returned yestel
,k day from Portland, where she has bee
visiting the family Of the Rev. NJ
Weatherdowns.
Mr.. r. L. Boyle has returned to Al
toria, after a number Of months al
E. sence in Idaho, where he has been sci
ing Astoria lots.
n A drunken fisherman fell overboaI
twice yesterday and was each time re
cued by his boat-puller, but that d
II not stop the cruise.
- The gaps in the railroad line betwee
= the new depot and Tongue Point vi
soon be closed up, and the next thin
= Will be rail-laying.
n The Chatting Dish Club met last eyei
ing at Mrs. Herman Praels residenc
II and had another one Of their most e.
{ ioyable social sessions.
i For choice cut flowers and plants (
. all kinds, bouquets and funeral desigr
y call on Fred Rosenstock at Smiths iC
K cream and candy store.
~ The Astoria Iron Works will toda
l. commence taking out the boilers Of u
Manzanita and will have her ready Fl
the ways in a day or two.
y wednesday evening the Polyanth'
Club will meet at the old school hOus
AS the weather is pleasant a stick
wood will not be required.