The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-21

Light OF the World; evCnIns theme,
Love the Nature OF God" Strangers
in our city are cordially invited to wor'
shep with us. All seats free
Two train loads Of campars and cot
taSers VIII arrive from Seaside this
morning TO take part in the openlnS
exercises OF the regatta
At /? o'clock today, by command OF
the queen. her entire court will assem-
BILE at FoSrd & Stokes hail to have their
| photographs taken in costume.
Photos OF oregun's first queen and view
OF grand stand can be seen at Estes
Conn drug store. Snodgrass makes them.
and many other regatta views.
To see the races TO the best advantage,
take the steamer D. S. Baker at the
|. r. & y. Co.'S dock. She follows every
race from start 10 1nlsh. Fare. &c.
c. E. Montgomery. A. F. Mcintyre, J.
E. Davidson. Portland; A. II. Blakesly.
ST. Helens; James Hankeny and wife.
Ilwaco, are registered at the Parker
House.
Jim West. the Chicago barber AMI
master OF the tonsorial art. has his shop
opposite Kopp's n. p. B. when you
want a good shave or haircut. give him
q call.
GiovaDo Capello, a native OF Italy. one
OF the partners OF the Portland saloon
died suddenly this morning. The funeral
will take place at o'clock Sunday
afternoon.
When you want a real lite-like and
artistic photo, don't fail to call on Snod-
grass. The work he is turning out now
Is ahead OF anything ever made in As
toria before.
Subjects OF sermons at the Baptist
church tomorrow Will be as follows: In
the morning. "A Three-fold Sin; In the
evening AT the Cross" All comers
made welcome.
Mr.. Chris. Gramms has reopened his
store at the old location. and Is actively
in the field sslllng groceries a, bedrock
prices. He invites all his old patrons to
give him a call.
The big parade OF the woodmen Of the /
World tonight will be one Of the best
features Of regatta week The Marine
band the Ladies band and two Astoria 4
bands VIII be in line.
Enjoy a ride on the bay following the .
races. cool and comfortable, on the ex- /.
cursion steamer ID. S. Baker. leaving the /
/. r. & n. Co.'S dock with each ra,e
and following It to the finish.
Excursion TO Ilwaco and Fl llvel TIL .
steamer Ocean Wave leaves Tel phone |
wharf at O'Clock Sunday morning for |
Flavel and Twaco. To F1avel, 30 cents
'ound trip; nwaco. 81 round trip.
The o. r. & ". Co.'S steamer Baker
yesterday afforded much pleasure to
hose who were interested in yesterdays 4
aces. Large crowds thronged her decks
md followed the course Of the sail boats.
The Woodmen Of the World have
made arrangements with Mr.. Logan,
who will have full charge. for their
lambake at Seaside on Sunday next It
viii be a grand affair, and don't forget
0 be there.
Lookout for the excursion Of Woodmen
o Seaside Sunday morning. Trains leave
Nlavel dock at $40, and 10 o'clock.
Tickets good to return until Monday
vening. Round trip 81; children between
and l2 years. 80 years.
N. E. church-Preaching by the pastor
I II a. m. and p. m. Morning class
t l0:30 a. m, Sunday school and League
Il the usual hours. Some fine music
iii be rendered by the choir, who will
e IN their places Sunday.
The o. R. & y. Co. will send the
-eaner Baker as special boat through
Portland withou: slop on Saturday 4
nd SUNDAY n Sts, August n and %.
aving o X. & y. dock at 9 D. IN Sat
rday and p. m. Sunday. |
Ross, Higgins & co. have taken the
sency for the famous Corvallis
'ur. Three carloads arrived here for
lem yesterday and they viii from
Nv on furnish dealers with the same l
mill prices in lots 10 suit.
young bicycle rider attracted q small
owd last night at the corner Of Bond -
nd Eleventh street When he nrst q
ounted his wheel he created no more
lrios.ty than any ordinary rider, but
fore he finished he had the crowd Y
leering. 1t seemed that he could do
most anything with his wheel He p
twisted and turned upon It. Y
ID rode backwards and forward. He
de with one wheel IN the air, and then
itn the other. He then brought it
q alanha1ln md r.Innln.. Z. L- u. 90. q