The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-13

10 & 512 Commercial Street,
Mr.. E. c. Holden and daughter.
frankie, eft for Portland last even
ling.
In she police court yesterday tho
Ryan case was continued until D, M.
today.
EN-Councilman Monk. OF Portland.
was in the city Sunday, visiting Old
friends.
I; is reported that bridge is soon
TO be built into the new park at Seal
side from the saw mill.
For Easter eggs and novelties, go TO
the Bohbonniere; Il has them In all
styles, Szes and prices.
BAMBOO furniture sold at special
prices this week. at the Rising Sun
Store, 6lS Commercial street.
! The Cutting Packing Company has
commenced packing and received a
fair amount OF fish yesterday,
A, r. Cyrus has Moved his real es-
tate and Insurance Office to No 4ss
Bond street, by the occsdent hotel.
Up-to-date. B and II. Special" and
''Stormer'' bicycles, Fully warranted.
s45 and s55. Fisher Brothers, agents.
The Potter arrived IN the Afternoon
run yesterday in place Of the Gatzert,
which has the morning run this week
Laird Schober & Co.'S Ladies, Misses and
Childrens fine shoes, Spring Styles.
Columbia Shoe Co.
Fishermen's supplies-cofree pots,
stoves, lunch buckets. net floats, water
breakers, hatchets-cheap at W. ].
Scully's.
The weather yesterday was a sur
prise to some people who are down
with spring fever-not proof against
prosperity
The ways at the new shipyards We're
put in the water Sunday, and in about
week work on the Manzanta will
commence.
You can get twelve colors and de-
signs for dying Easter eggs for 3
cents at Rogers drug store. odd Eel
lows building.
Jos. Maggie, Matt HendracksOn,
Frankfort; Mrs. Abraham, Knappton;
F. Burchard, Nehalem, We're in the
city yesterday.
Hanthorn's cannery took in two or
three tons Of fish yesterday, the high
boat turning in 100 pounds, and
Booths received ten tons.
Mr.. A B. Hammond will arrive in
Astoria about the 18th Of April, bar
ring any accident, Is the latest news
at railroad headquarters
Sixteen wheels made the run up
North Beach Sunday, a number going
over from Astoria The day was fine
and wheeling was good.
jacob Keavare, a native Of Russia,
yesterday in the county clerks office
declared his intention Of becoming a
citizen Of the United States.
Some fishermen have been picking
out the big fish for the frvezers. but
the canneIdes have taken tumble
and refuse TO deal with these men.
Tn jeune homme desire logger chez
unefamille franGaise pour perfectioner
Son francais. VeuEley enyoyer billet
avec adresse ct conditions au bureua
De ce journal.
The Crescent Riding Academy is
again open. Special arrangements
made for private lessons. Wheels
rented for % cents per hour Acad-
emy, 506 Bond steet.
Sunday a large number Of people
were out enjoying the fine day and
hundreds Of them went to Smiths
Point to witness the launching Of the
ways at the new shipyard.
At Kinney's cannery yesterday four
tons Of salmon were received. The
high boat turned in 1,O46 pounds and
took away more money-$4O-'than |
some fishermen have seen all winter
American Bible Society Repository. |
Bibles and Testaments Of all descrip-
tions, and in all languages desired. |
Sold at cost price. Suitable for dis
tributiOn, presents. etc. Repository at
Griffin & Reeds, Astoria.
A large number Of AstOsians spent |
Sunday at Seaside. Among the party /
were c. W. Fuller and wife, F. Ken
dali and wife. G. Wingate, H. b. Fer
guson, G. c. Fulton. Judge T. A. Nc
Bride and son, and Alex Campbell
Rambler bicycles are fitted with G.
and ]. clincher tires, the quickest to
mend. Do not pay $50 or SIS for sec