The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-06

An elegant line OF little Gents Shoe
Just arrived. Columbia Shoe Co.
p. ]. Meany, the leading merchant
tailor, lS1 Tenth st, The highest price
paid for FUR skins.
Mr. .Geors, NJ kuhn and Miss Wa
holm, Of Portland. are visiting Mrs. f.
Richardson at Seaside
Mr., Victor r. Finch. Of the san Fran.
cisco poS,otice, Is in the city visiting his
brothers. pr, \. =. Finch and Mr.. Chas.
Finch.
The Salvation Army win conduct a
special meeting SATURDAY night. Angus:
7th. Ice cream and cake win be served
after meeting,
FOR KLoNpNKE VIA pYEA-A linz
ited amount OF freight and passengers
can find transportation at Foard &
Stokes Company'S
! Ladies' Tau and oxblood Oxforts, -. 90
Sohober \ Co. SI,O0 oSforis cut to Ss.OO.
Columbia Shoe Co.
Ladies, you can have your corsets made
10 order and in first-class style by calling
on Mrs. whlpple. of Portland. tempo
rarily at s7I 18th street
A reward Of IS is offered for the
body OF Jack Hansen. who was drowned
from Walter l. Mains circus barges, OF
Friday night. July =
Ho for Klondyke. Bies, ~ you're wild us,
we can just put you ON the right track.
See our general chart OF AIasks, No. I,
just received. Griffin 4 Reed.
The reserved seat sale for the Coy
bett- -Ftzsimmons veriscope. which exhi-
bition takes place Sunday night, opens
tomorrow morning at Griffin & Reeds.
The Rev. Mr. Potwin. OF Pendleton.
and Rev Mr.. Short. Of Astoria, are
enjoying a tramp over the mountains TO
TilamOok as part Of their summer
vacation.
Mr. H. b. Borthwick. Of Gobl.. was
in the city yesterday. and has opened
p new lumber yard at the foot OF Ninth
street with Mr.. W. B. Edwards in charge
as agent -lis- !,
-.ilt,4-
When you want a real life-lke and
lrtistic photo don't fan to call IN Srod- q
grass. The work he IS turning out now
. ahead Of anything ever made in As
.oria before. 49,. /,
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Captain C NJ Noyes, Of the bark
'oloma, now in Portland. reported TO a
riend yesterday thst he was in good
iealth and still expected to charter his
hip for Alaska
In Justice Abercrombie's court. yes
erday. in the case Of The State vs. Acvid
Johnson. charged with larceny OF "a fish 4,
,oat and net, the defendant vas bound
'ver to the grand jury in the sum Of
so
In the For Sale column will be found ,
he announcement that the Warrenton
otel is for sale. Without doubt some ,
nterprising individual will see his oppor-
unity in this to establish himself on
he West Side.
Miss Matilda Erickson's funeral took
lace yesterday afternoon at o'clock. :,
rom Undertaken Pohrs plrlors. The
mains were buried at Greenwood. Miss
Erickson was a half-sister Of r. ?. Sven +,
On, Of the steamer Escort.
Ross, Higgins & Co. have taken the :,
gency for the famous Corvallis" =,
our. Three carloads arrived here for
hem yesterday and they will from
ow on furnish dealers with the same
I mill prices in lots TO suit.
Visitors in Portland report that the
npetus to business given by the outfit ,,
ng Of the Elder for the Kloniyke ter =
tory was something enormous, ana that 3
le steamer, on her next trip on he
tn will probably carry a stIn larger :,
-owd. q
The ladies Of Bethania Evangelical q
lutheran church will give a social at a.,
le Union Pacific cannery opposite fire ,,
alton No. 3, at o'clock Saturday
,enlng A large number Of fancy ar b
cles will be offered for sale. Everybody q
invited to attend.
r. r. Watts has sold his handsome
sidence on. the hill at The head Of
ourth street TO Mr. S. s. Gordon. Mr..
ats intends to 20 10 Alaska about
e 18th Of the month, and his wife
III spend the summer in Sa1 Francisco,
terwards returning TO her mother RS
enca in Corvallis.
The Astor House is in process Of thor
gh renovation, and will be taken IN
arge about August by Mr.. Dan Tay-
:, Of South Bend, and Mr.. G. w. Boo
er, who will conduct It in frst-class
yle at prices becoming the times The =
tel is centrally located and convenient
Ike to residents and tourists.