The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-27

~ "'SNes the weak strong. ;
We sell and recommend nj
ESTES-CONN DRUG CO.
Commercial Stree
al once with an empty scow FOR an
other load
II was reported that a boat and ne
were stolen Sunday nom the Seasld,
cS1nnery, and that the boat was r,Ssoy
cred, but no trace of the thieves wa.
, found.
The renditton in Knappton. Satur,la,
night by Astorians. ~ "A Perplexins
situation" met with the greatest sue
cess, and the visitors were accorded q
royal good time.
The bids Were opened yesterday for
the building OF the bridge near Seaside
by the HermoSsa Park Association. bu,
the contract will not be awarded for
day or two.
II. ]. CarInan Tacoma: Chas. NJ. Da.
Wis ]. A. CrSanston X. E. Vale. Port.
land; Irene Eastman. Salem. Ohio,
were in the city yesterday. the guests
OF the Occident.
The Crescent Riding Academy Is
again open. Special arrangements
made for private lessons. Wheels
rented for 25 cents per hour. Acad-
emy, SOC Bond steet.
In the Justice court yesterday Cart
Swan was fined $50, upon conviction OF
the offense of breaking into Mattson's
house about a week ago Geo. wrotten
was also fined SIS for assault.
De Witt Clinton was arrested yester-
day afternoon by Constable wickman.
charged with the larceny OF two milk
cans. The case viii be- heard before
Justice Abercrombie this morning.
Tomorrow evening the Alert Hook \
Ladder Company will give another one
Of their popular and delightful whist
parties. 10 which all who have held pre-
ylous invitations will b. most welcome.
II is said that Clatsop county poss
~ many acres especially adapted 10
raising Virginia peanuts. and It is sug-
gested that there IS big money in rails.
ing this crop. Another chance for the
farmers.
In the probate court yesterday upol
final hearing. c. r. Thomson, admin !
stratOr Of the estate Of Sarah c. SAKE,
formerly of San Francisco, Cal. was
discharged and his bondsmen exone-
-ated.
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Bibles and Testaments OF all descrip-
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Sold at cost price. Suitable for dis
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Griffin & Reeds. Astoria.
Ross, Higgins & Co have taken the
Igency for the famous Corvallis"
lour. Three carloads arrived here for
hem yesterday and they VIII from
.ow on furnish dealers with the same
t mill prices in lots to suit
Elaborate arrangements are being
lade for the grand invitation bah TO
4. given by the Chrysanthemum Club
n Friday, the Goth inst, at Foard e.
tokes Hall. and good time is aatlc-
ated by those who are 10 attend.
The regular quarterly meeting n the ,
Auxiliary to the Board Of
Iissions will be held in Grace church I
afternoon april 29) at 2:3O
clock. 1t being the annual meeting
le officers Will be elected for the. en-
ling year.
Don't carry a lot Of tools Ride G.
nd ]. tires for your comforts sake
hen your hands are the only tools
yer needed Rambler bicycles are nt-
d with G. and J. tires. 81 wheels,
o; '9s, $50. w. f. Warren, agent. 547
street.
w. F. Scheibe, the popular cigar man.
'acturer, is now established in his new
larters, 474 Commercial street, where
has a full line Of domestic, Key West
I'd imported cigars and the best brands
smoking tobaccos and smokers ar
lies. Give him call. &
The opening Of Burleighs new cash
ocery, which IS fitted strictly on the -
8stern style and is, perhaps the
.anest and neaaest store in town, at
acted much attention yesterday, par 4
yularly the handsome candy, cigar and '
nned goods displays.
captain f. p. Parker spent yesterday
I in the Wallush and reports that,
tn the exception Of one or two bad
loes. the roads are in good condition.
twenty-five dollars would put the roads
such condition that buggies could be
wen out into the country
aides who enjoy an afternoon spin -
their bicycles have asked the ques-
n why 1t is they cannot go out with
being followed by some Of the fe-