The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-20

Best cream; lowest prices; c, +
Smith.
Josiah West, OF Weston, was In tow
yesterday.
Ladies' suits altered and lifted At c
H. Cooper's.
Mr.. Frank Stokes returned from
Portland yesterday.
Buy your sweet cream at the Bon
bonniere; 1t win not fail to whip.
Old timers say that this is the fines
May seen in Astoria for many years.
Get your reserved seats at Griffin
Reeds for Commencement, Frida.
night.
c. c. Dalton. of nwaco, was in Ia,
city yesterday, visiting his many
friends.
Don't forget We have fresh straw
berries every morning at the Pacih,
Grocery Co.
For few days only these elegan'
ladies' suits from II. B. Lifts, at c
H. Cooper's.
P. ]. Meaay. the leading merchant
tailor, 137 Tenth St. The highest price
paid for fur skins.
Hon. Benz. Young has gone TO hi:
ranch near South Bend, where he viii
do a little farming.
Fisherman Dempsey is quite Ill al he
hospital. but It is hoped that he win
soon begin 10 mend.
Cream, cream, cream; fresh every
guaranteed to whip or money
refunded. Smiths candy store.
G. 5. johnson. editor OF the Nehalem
Times. passed through the city yesrer-
lay on his way to Portland,
It was reported that the barkentine
struck on the hogback on
ler way down the river yesterday
Business in the neighbGrhood Of the
new depot IS getting quite brisk Sew,
sral more cars were loaded there yes
terday.
The sunset last evening was one Of
natures masterpieces of art, and was
admired by hundreds who were out for
a stroll.
A. R. Cyrus & Co. have moved their
real estate and insurance Office to the
R. L. Boyle office, next door to C. H.
-ooper's store.
D. c. O'Reilly assistant general
freight agent Of the o. r. & ". ar
rived in the city yesterday on short
business trip.
Col. John Adair was over from Sun,
lymead yesterday. He says good
progress is being made on the new
county bridges.
W. H. Starr, Albany; Hugh McCor>
mex, Wise; Geo. c. johnson, Olympia; !;
L. Michael, Stella were at the Parker
House yesterday.
Captain Robinson's big ocean raft,
now building at Stella, is more than
-wo-thirds finished and will soon be
'eady TO launch.
Fred Rosenstock has taken the con-
-ract for decorating Fishers opera
louse Friday for the High School COM
exercises.
Mr.. B. F. Locke, wife and son, II
Montana, L. B. seeley, S. H. Brown,
r., c Dwyer, Montana, arrived on the
Thompson yesterday.
Henry Smith was arrested Tuesday
light for drunkenness, and was releas.
d on 81 bail, which he forfeited In
he police court yesterday afternoon
When going East travel on the North
IN Pacific Railway. Quick time and the
'nly line running dining cars. Train
caves Portland daily at II o'clock a. m.
Mr.. G. NJ. Gillette win return from
'kamokawa this morning, where he
rent trOut-fshing. 1t is expected that
e will have fish for all Of his friends.
Superintendent Lester was over from
Tarrenton yesterday and said that he !
Ow had more than 100 men at work
allasting, laying rails and putting in |
aw ties.
1t was understood that at the meeting |
st night Of the Presbyterian church |
sssion # was decided to call for com
stitive plans for new church build
g.
Conductor Walker, Of the Seaside
'er." has his hands full of business.