The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-11
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American Bible Society Repository,
Bibles and Testaments OF all descrip-
ttons, and In all languages desired,
Sold at cost price, Suitable for dis
tribution, presents. etc. Repository at
| Griffin 4 Reeds. Astoria.
There will b. a service In German
~ the First BaptlS, church on E,x-
change street at $3.50 this afternoon.
cunduooed by Rev {. Buechler. OF
Portland. A cordial invitation ls eN-
tended TO all church people to attend.
Rambler bicycles are fitted with c.
and J. clincher tirs, the quickest to
mend. Do not pay $50 or SIS for sec
ond grade wheels when you can get
a'97 Rambler for $50 or 80 for $50.
W, E. Warren. agent. 547 Commercial
strtsst.
The Office OF the Southern Pacific
Railway Company viii hereafter be
found at the wells-Fargo Exm,eSs
office, Curtis Trenchard. agent. where
tickets TO all parts Of the world can
be had and all information for trav-
elers obtained.
Just received for Easter n splendid
assortment OF silk waists, every one
a beauty; also 4 magnificent assort-
ment OF dress skirts In silk and woo,-
en- material at s3S per cent less tran
YOU can buy these goods elsewhere.
/. Cohen. 4s1 Bond street
The grand jury yesterday investlgat-
ed the condition OF the county court
house. and Il was decided TO enlarge
the assessors Office by removing the
partition between that and the grand
jury room. The grand jury win proba-
bly, use Judge Gray's office until the
new court house is built
Throughout the city yesterday there
was a general feeling OF confidence
and encouragement. 1t is well known
in certain quarters that arrangements
are being perfected for the carrying
forward of various important enter
plses this year. II is anticipated that
many new people will come TO Astoria
N 1897.
The regular equipments on the $50
and S75 Crescent bicycle are Dunlop De-
Tires. Boston Laminated Rims.
Padded and Laced Saddles, Wood and
Steel Adjustable Bars. Purchasers
-aught 10 ride free OF charge. Sales
room and academy SOC Bond Street
Sherman & Thing agents.
Hon. II. c. Elliott. OF Chehalis.
Wash. superior judge for the district |
the counties OF Lewis. |
and Pacific, Is in the city. |
Judge Elliott is at present holding a
ury term OF court at Cathlamet, and |
,ame down last evening TO spend Sum
lay in the city He will return to
cathlamet tomorrow morning and Will
keep court in session during
he whole of the coming week.
Friday evening Miss Pearl Holden
ave a party IN honor Of Miss Kinzle,
Z Fort Candy, who will soon leave
or the South with her father the
major. Forty guests were entertained
nd during the evening music, dancing
nd the new game Jenkins Up" oc-
upied the time until a Late hour An
legant supper was served and the
lining room beautifully decorated W tn
overs and greens, made d most at
-active picture
Mr.. F. Western, travelling auditor of
he Canadian Pacific railroad, with
at Vancouver, B. c., Wis
ed Astoria yesterday. Mr.. Western
tated that the snow I'm British Co
lmbia, on the upper Columbia river,
'as the heaviest known in many
ears. The upper Columbia was excep-
onally low during the winter and he
redicts that II 1t turns warm sudden {
there will be another freshet on the s
,wer Columbia 1
Fish Commissioner Mcclure says
lat II Is not generally known that a B
W has been passed in Washington y
nd Is now In force which prohibits
urgeOn fishing during the months Of
oyember, December January and
ebruary. and prohibits at all times
le taking If sturgeon less than four
~ in length, and imposing fine
so for each such fish caught Up
n arrest and conviction Of fishing
lrdng the close season, the law pro-
des fine Of $40 to 800.