The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-06

10 & 5l2 Commercial Street. |
FIRST carload Of lumber for the Adalr's
bridge was delivered yesterday.
RISING sun BAMBOO STORE VII
be closed this week. Everything sold
at cost
P. J. Meany, the leading merchant
tailor. lS7 Tenth st, The highest price
paid for fur skins. |:
Some fine Eastern tongues and sound
salmon tips, Holland herring. for sale
by Ross, Higgins & Co.
Mr. Charles Grinnell has returned I, I
the city, having been absent to attend I
the funeral of his father. q
Miss Nellie Utzinger has Sone TO
Portland to visit friends and viii be 4
absent for week or two. p
a
Miss Biles and Miss Daisy Bnes. who a
have been visiting Mrs Perry Trulll.,, +
ser, have returned to Seaside.
Up-to-date B and II. Special" and /
"stormer'' bicycles. Fully warranted b
ss'5 and SIS. Fisher Brothers. agents. s.
Our world-beater razor strops. sSc. o
Look in our window Boys. now Is your
ehanee-knives, SC. Rogers drug store,
B
Mr.. E. T. Barnes. OF San Francisco, II
one Of the stockholders OF the Hotel s
Flavel Co, spent yesterday in The city. II
Coin special brands Of hams, bacon.
lard and canned meats are the best In
the market. Ask your grocer for them. a
fc
Every farmer. mechanic, laborer and II
business man should read the articles nc
headed Plain Tariff Truths" in today's at
oaper,
II was reported yesterday that fish ~
we're coming in a little better. Kinney st
'eceived a ton Of salmon from Sand tn
sland. 81
in
Alex Gnbert's new $50 stained glass
loors. put in by Architect Ferguson yes
erday, have caused much favorable r.
Omment 70
A consignment of 1883 hams and ba- tic
on Just received at Ross, Higgins & ha
'o.'s, and guaranteed TO please the oo
most fastidious
Parties owning houses are stin TAX vi
lg the moss off their roofs. and quite gu
number Of men have been given EN- ne
loyment in this line Of work. an
OF
Albert Seafeldt is the proud posssssor TIC
( dozen fine hunting scenes, done
/ water oolors. The pictures are very :
aff
When going East travel on the North Ka
m Pacific Railway. Quick time and the ke
My line running dining cars. Train ne
aves Portland daily at IL o'clock a. m. @So
cia
When you want a real Hfe-lize and
rtistic photo, don't fail to call on Snod- 7
rass. The work he is turning out now str
ahead Of anything ever made in As pul
ria before. am
The two new bowling alleys for the Mr.
stOria Football Club arrived yesterday tha
I'd are now being placed in position. sid
is expected that they win be ready
r use by Monday. \
Po
". Heckard, w. j. ingalls,, Olef Erick- Ta
n, Lewis and Clark; Mr.. Moore, It. cor
'oOtten, E. A. Daugherty, North Ian
lore; Harrison SlOop, knappton, we're lun
town yesterday. inf,
Vasche, the celebrated
Llmist. Reads past, present and fu-
re. Gives accurate advice in all af- IT
irs Of life. For a short time only, on
ON II, Hotel T1ghe. the
cid
'einers are not doing much, as the nat
n Of fish is too light, but are all ready nes
go TO work when the fish come. Yes to
rday Frank Cook made two hauls and tus
ly got fifteen salmon.
The Oregon Pioneer Society Of Clat- hell
p county will hold its annual meeting ing
the chamber of commerce rooms On cleo
ay l1th. 1t is expected that the meet Low
g will be an interesting one. The
the
cordial invitation is extended to the Wa
smbers and friends Of the w. r. =. cluf
attend the tea to be given All the
me Of Mrs. A. F. Wilson, Twelfth A
rect, Friday afternoon, May 7rh. yes
sma
Iohn Finley, Seaside; Geo H. Day. the
Walter May Young's River; resi-
a. Curtis and wife, San Francisco;l the
%. Mcfarland, Young's River, were thOl
ests Of the Parker House yesterday. the
fore
.stOria & Columbia River.-Work Is dOn'
ng pushed on this road between As
Ia and GOble, Or, between 400 and w
d 800 men being employed by Honey L.
Ln & De Hart, the contractors.-Rail- Port
" Age. A.
Ray
n order to have lodge colors for the Jam
raj bali you should place your orders Bar