The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-02-03

Robert Jefrrey and French Joe have 4,
:. gone over for a few days visit at his
Gay's river ranch.
The fire and water committee held
star chamber meeting yesterday after
nooa in the city hall.
The masquerade party al Fishers
Hall Saturday evening promises TO be |
an interesting AFFAIR,
Cinnamon. clad In green pants, blue
coats and black vests, are now heiplng
to scare the devil away,
Mrs. Charles Richardson. wife of Cap
tain Richardson. of the Cciumbine, has
gone to Idaho on a visit,
The most attractive and inexpensive
light furniture OF bamboo made to or
der at els Commercial street
|
by Fisher Brothers. Cali and be con-
vinced Beware OF limitations
Mr. Frank Schumacher. Of Uppertowu,
has moved 10 Seaside, where he will
- be employed in Logan's saw mill.
A well known property owner and
real estate man said yesterday that
business Is now decidedly looking up, 4
In the county clerks once yesterday \
was filed the license OF DR., a. A. Finch
as a practicing physician In this state.
er Captain Jones. OF the Dalcairnle, re-
turned yesterday from Portland in H.
n health. and is laid up on board his ship.
Family tickets between warrenton
F1avel and Astoria will hereafter be =
'n sold by Agent Stone at the Telephone A,
2. dock. Y
F. J. Schofeld. general landscape gar OF
n dener and sanitary engineer. All work q
70 guaranteed. Leave orders at Astorian
Office.
We orer all our cast iron stoves at st
=. 10 per cent below cost. The latest air q
tight stoves also on hand at 4Sl Bond b
street. Il
rs The roar Of the ocean, more than ten
nd miles away, was distinctly heard last "
r. evening. even though the wind was
- from the east.
Nc Mr. Harrison Allen OF st. Helens, the ~
law partner Of District Attorney Clee- D
ton arrived in the city and opened his u
law office on Commercial street.
. d.
= Steve. Campbell. OF MIL Creek. yes II
terday put in log which measured
5000 feet OF lumber. 1t was a monster.
!. There were eight logs in the same tree. =
al Yesterday Mr.. III B. Parker. who has ,
been confined to his house for three l'
.ss months with sciatic neuralgia, and who
has suffered intensely. went to Port >
land for treatment.
,,o Police Captain Ed. Hallock yesterday
afternoon served notices ON the fore
lie men OF the various fire compapies to
meet with the water committee at .
~, O'Clock this afternoon.
II was noticeable in the audience at
the Louis James entertainment Mon
day night, that all Of the ladies had
their hats of. Oregon women do not
have to wait for laws
Massage-Hot and cold water baths,
vapor and alcohol baths, combined with 7
massage scientifically administered. by v
Mrs. NJ. Abrahams, 4ss Duane street. ,
% Rheumatism a speciality. ID
ne In the county court yesterday, ON Pc
tition Of G. C. Fulton, one Of the cree
ess itors. C. A. Bottom was appointed ad-
mlnistrator Of the estate Of the late q
]. L. Moore, of the Nehalem.
The fshermens union held an inter-
esting meeting last night. 1t is under
ESQ stood that they will hold a mass meet
ing Friday night to decide upon the |
price of fish for the coming season. 9
Ike L
j. E. Taylor, Omaha; Robert Wake |
field, Sam P. Lockwood, E. l. Evans.
I'M Andrew Kan, ]. NJ. MCGOWAN, W. H.
Street. w F. D. Mercer and wife, Il
Portland; J. Jacobs. San Francisco,
ock were at the occident yesterday.
T. D. Hull, T. ]. Brix, Charles Brandt 7.
re- Gray's River; James Meahan, Elliott's
Landing ThOs. Irwin, and ]. Bruce Pol
worth, Cathlamet Mrs. James Leahy,
has Olney, and Jacob Hanhilla, Blind
Slough were in the city yesterday.
nts VIM. Hogan, Seaside; A. J. Orwig,
lar Mist; John Hutchinson, Portland; c. H.
Wheeler. Nehalen; Geo. Mcconnell,
Cathlamet; A. Palmberg. Warrenton;
'es- F. C. Graham, South Bend were regis
wer tered at the Parker House yesterday.
The funeral OF the late P. Jensen will
, ia take place at l o'clock this afternoon
the from the residence Of A. T. Brake,
1712 Franklin avenue. Interment at the