The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-17

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The circus at the whlteNouse corner
yesterday afternoon attracted q number
of visitors.
Both the Potter and Telephone were
late in arriving yesterday, A large trc,sN,
business on the river was the caWsr, Tho
Potter took out ,hrco carloads ot salmon,
Tho ccmlc opera Little Duke WITH
Rosalie 5, Hepburn Rcncdt for Mr.
Gclchcr. Wednesday, September - a;
Fishers opca house; only ~,
c, q, PClmhurg, the leading contractor
OF Astoria, ia prepared 90 do an knds
q jobbiug and bunding WORK Duane
street. between Tenth and Eleventh,
Married. az Fishers opera house, We'd
ucs3ay evening, September %, TahrIcs,
Duke dc Parthuay, to the charming
Madame Blanche dc Cambric, Come and
see It,
The choruscs are strong and we'll hall
auced and the "LtHo Duke" will bo
the finest production ot opera ever In
Astoria At Fishers opera house, Sep
tember -.
When you want real llte-llke and
artistic photo, don't fail 10 call on Snod-
grass, The work he is turning out now
is ahead OF anything ever made In AS
toria before,
The Astoria tor) Astorian is credited
with the largest circulation accorded TO
any sunday paper in the state outside
ot the city Of Portland. Printers Ink OF
August Is. 1877.
]. c. Sweet Portland; NJ, Anderson
and wife. Mrs. NJ. Halng. Pendleton'
Fred Brocb. Iwaco; \. l.. McBloin, ~.
Candy, were registered ~ the Parker
house yesterday,
II Il reported that there are no salmon
being caugh, at the mouth OF the river.
George KRb.oth is getting plenty Of fish
up river, however having taken nino
tons in five days at Brownsport slough,
Fred s Rogers, W. II. Raymond, A. -
Rogers. r. b. May. VIM. whclan, ]. W.
McGowan. w. c. Martin. Portland; l.. \.
IEtomis. uwaoo; f. J. WAlIams, st.
Louis, were guests OF the occident yes
teriay.
Silk waists, silk dressing gowns, silk
wrappers and silk skirts at prices to close
regardless OF value. for the next 10 days.
at the Great Sacrifice Sale OF Cohen's
stock. 4sl Bond street. corner OF Eleventh
street.
The increased force OF men al Fl. ST.
vens is making rapid headway with the
fortilcations. and the machinery is kept
busy every hour in the day. 1t Is under
stood that there Is work enough to keep
the men busy all winter.
The burning OF couple OF tar barrels
at the corner OF Tenth and Franklin
yesterday afternoon called out the depart
ment From the amount OF dense black
smoke # was thought at first that the
entire town was burning.
The greatest musical treat OF the selson
will appear in Astoria September S and
q No colored troupe In America has
had such unparalleled success as the
Nashville Students II you must miss
any entertainment miss all other bu,
don't miss the Jubilee Singers.
At an early hour his morning rumor
came over the wire from Portland that
the news had been received In the East
Of the assassination Of President Faurc
but up to the time Of going to press no
confirmation Of the rumor was received.
Mr. John Nyland's little daughter was
severely burned yesterday. The child
was left alone a few minutes In the kilt
chen, and upon returning the mother
found her clothing on fire. The flames
were soon extlnguIshed and It IS thought
that not a scar VIII mar the little ones
face or body.
It is learned from a gentleman who
has just returned from --.e Dalles that
the canneries there are running full blast
and are getting all the fish they can
handle. In fact. they have had 10 re-.
fuse all fish caught by parties outside
the sueffert Bros. canneries.
The French man Of war skamokawa
will arrive in port, bringing 4 detach.
ment Of the French army commanded
by Captain de Monteland. a daring dash
ing officer and Professor Frimousse late
tutor to the young Duke de Parthnay,
who will rendezvous at Fishers opera
house Wednesday night September p.
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