The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-04
Knitting silk Sc ball In all eolors

Knitting silk Sc ball In all solors
at Dunbar's.
Born-To the wife OF Peter weiman.
a daughter,
Mr.. John Matter was over from Skip
anon yesterday
Groceries at the lowest prices at the
Pacific Grocery Co.
Bicycle and repair shop at iS Ninth
street. Charges reasonable.
John Juntilla and Peter TanSen. OF
Seal river were In the city yesterday. |
Umbrellas covered and repaired by
practical workman. at l& Ninth street.
Ladies' white embroidered lin u
handkerehiefs 25c each at lm.
bars.
Ashland peaches cheap and good; also
large supply OF other fine fruits at
Ross, Higgins & Co
John f. johnson. olney; Robert Farley,
New Astoria; T. NJ. French Tacoma, are
guests at ne Parker house
Captain Wheeler. the well-known ooast
pilot. who came up with the Mashona,
from San Francisco. is visiting friends
in Astoria.
James Watt, J. c. Kilborne, l., o.
T.akin. Portland; c. f, Knborne. L. $,
army; p. Arenshery w. W. Reed. Capt.
5. ]. Wheeler san Francisco, are guests
a: the occident.
Charles Wilson yesterday placed on ex-
hibition In the exposition rooms OF the
A. 2. c. A. a very handsome mounted
model OF the fish boat which won the
PtAAe IN Iile AS' TeSd1Nas
Frei's oyster cocktails are all the 60.
The oyster eaters OF Astoria are getting
so that when they want oysters they
80 to the Eatock after them. Why
Because they know what they want.
Tonight is the last night OF the expo
sition this week. Hereafter the han
will BE- opened each day except Sunday.
at 10 a. m. and KEEP, open until p. m.
one night each week. probably Saturday.
the han will De kept open until 10 o'clock.
The Sooo-bdrrel -four mill which Is to ne
at Flavel for the manufac-
ture OF the surplus wheat to be shipped
in by the railroad next year. will have
all it can do to supply the demands OF
the increased number OF vessels bound for
this port In 'eS
The new pond required by the circuit
court from ex-County Treasurer Wurl
was filed yesterday with the following
suretIes: L. I. Kinney. C S. warI, G.
Wingate. Tue pond was sent TO Judge
Mcbride for approval. Wards trial. ana
that OF his deputy. Howell. take place
at the February term Of the circuit
court
The managers OF the a. p. c. \. exposi- |
ton have been greatly annoyed during |
the past two or three nights by a gang
Of hoodlums, who go inside and make
themselves particularly conspicuous by !
their noisy scuffiing and smart-aleck |
pranks. Their names have been given 10
the police officer on that beat. and the
hrst time their disgraceful conduct Is
repeated they Will be run in,
Track laying on the Goble road was
completed yesterday to a point a quarter
ot a mile beyond Eldridge's Point, about
nineteen miles from Astoria, and the
force will now 20 back on the line sur
facing and ballasting so the material
trains can be run over the track. In a
week or ten days the force will 60 ahead
again. They expect 70
reach Clifton in about two weeks.
No amount Of age or storing will make
bad whiskey good. 1t must be good
when made and must he stored in wood
and not in metal Cyrus Noble Old
Bourbon whiskey is stored in oak wood
barrels. This develops It's favors and
onic properties. These havors make It
delicious In cocktails. II is the only
American whiskey Of international rep-
ltation.
The county court met in regular ses-
sion yesterday. The offer Of F. Bartol-
lus to lay % rods Of puncheon road from
Astoria to Olney. in district s. for Sl5
per rod was accepted. payment to be
made from the next apportionment War
rants were issued for $50 in favor OF ].
Kamm. on report OF viewers. for the
Of a road through his place
n connect with the county road. A ne