The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-16
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ESTES-CONN DRUG CO.
Commercial Stree
Wishes all the school to be present. /
: possible.
MILK! Fresh each day at the Web
foot Commission House, We now hay,
the agency for the largest dairy II
Clatsop county. Bring your pals an,
have them filled
Col. ]. f, Campoell. n retired Eng
lish army officer from the British army
In India, passed through Astoria YES,
terday ON the Columbia. IN toui
around the world.
The Crescent Riding Academy Is
again open. Special arrangements
made for private lessons. Wheels
rented for s5 cents per hour Acad-
envy, SOC Bond steet.
I'm jeune houlme desire Logger chez
unafamilie fIRneaise pour perfection
ner sun francaas veuiIez envoyer bill
let avec adresSe ct conditious au bu.
reau de ce journal, marque etranger.
Cob A. II. Stone, OF Knappa, was In
tho city yesterday and said that the
railroad contractors were driving The
work ahead as fast as possible, Few
people realize the extent d the work
being done.
The streets We're fun Of people last
night, brought out by the bright moon,
light and warm evening. Ice cream
and soda water shops did a rushing
business. as every man had his be.s.
girl out for a stroll.
American Bible Society Repository.
Bibles and Testaments OF all descrip-
tons, and in all languages desired.
Sold at cost price. Suitable for dis
tribution, presents. etc. Repository at
Griffin & Reeds. Astoria
]. V. Marion yesterday took charge
OF Ross, Higgins x Co.'S Uppertown
store as the new proprietor. under the
firm name OF ]. V. Marion & Co.. and
took with him Ray Morton from the
main store Of Ross, Higgins & Co.
Mr., F. W. Prael left Wednesday
night for New Westminster. n. L.. to
set up the can-making machinery for
the Pacific Sheet Metal Works IN their
manufactory there. He was accompa-
MED as far as Tacoma by his wife.
Rambler bicycles are fitted with G.
and j, clinoheT tires, the quickest to
mend. Do not pay $50 or SIS for sec
ond grade wheels when you can get
aG Rambler for $50 or '96 for $50
w. E. Warren, agent, 547 Commercial
street.
Mr.. Frank Suprenant, who Is in from
the Nehalem, says that the weather
In the valley is very large. Flowing
has been finished and planting is near
ly completed. The roads are IN good
shape, except the stretch past Bunke's
place.
The highest temperature ever re-
corded by the United States weather
bureau in Astoria for day In April |
was NOTED yesterday: 1890, 6s deg; 1891, |
So deg; 1892, 81 deg; 1893, 81 deg; 1894,
So deg. 1895, 6S deg; 1896, "a deg; 1897, |
IS deg.
Mrs. F. A. Kenny and her sister, Miss
Ana Chance, daughters OF Dr. Geo. H. |
Chance, Of Portland, were passengers
on the Columbia yestA:iav morning,
and took advantage Of the steamers
ong stay to call on their Aatn"l rela-
tives and friends
At his residence Wednesday night,
Judge Abercrombie married Mr.. Ed
ward s. Andrews and Miss Hannah
Matte Bayer. Only a few intimate
friends OF the contracting parties were
present. Mr.. Andrews is the well
known decorator.
Just received for Easter, a splendid
Of silk waists, every one
| beauty; also a magnificent agsort-
nent Of dress skirts In silk and wool
m material, at S3b per cent less than
you can buy these goods elsewhere.
[. Cohen, 491 Bond street.
A lot of new machinery was re-
,eived yesterday by the Pacific Sheet
Metal Works from Chicago via the
Potter. The reports so far show that
here has been a larger output Of cans
rom the factory for up-river cannerles
han at this time last year.
Early risers yesterday were treated
o a rich sunrise. The sky was clear
Ind beautifully TINTED I'm the east, the
,irds were singing and all nature
eemed oblivious to the troubles Of
nan. In the evening the sunset was
IS brilliant as the morning display.
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At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr..