The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-03-19

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all druggists at 80 cents per bottle
Adolph Johnson is tiuishlug the work OF /
remodelliug the offices OF Shermans lN-
cry stable. while al work yesterday he
received a letter from Contractor charles
Palmberg. at Skagway. stating that he
was tired OF that country and that he
would soon return home.
Northern Pacific railroad trains leave
Portland daily at II o'clock a. m. for Ia
coma, Spokane, and the east. Close con |
nection made at Spokane for Rossland. !
Nelson. Sandow and British Columbia |
mining camps. For maps and Information |
call on or address c. W. Stone, Astoria |
Oregon.
Thursday evening as J. n. Mcintosh g
was turning from Eighth TO Bond street /
on his wheel sitting rs straight as sem |
ator. a poor monaghan tried TO Nalk be- I
tween the wheels \ general miN-up ~. |
CURED and az last accounts the two Johns |
and the wheel were doing as well as
might be expected
Shares OF the Alaska Transportation |
and Development company Of Chicago |
are the most desirable investment before I
the public. Safer than savings banks and l
hank stock Paying large dividends.
shares one dollar For Information ad-
dress W. 1. Dudley. general agent Hal
Ter building, Seattle. Wash.
/ r. A. Lindsay. san Francisco: +. 2. |
I Wolfe Goble: J. r. Richardson. Warren
ton: Fred W Mcdaniel. Chicago; Frank
Lindon. E. J. Holden. Z. T Nanuery, Joe
/ Winter. X Mcleod. Charles Wells Miss
May Nannery, Miss Ella Mason Liudon.
Miss Mamie Holden. Prisoner Of Algiers
/ Company are guests at the Parker
House
The stock OF fine liquors and case
goods constantly on hand at the Louvre
! includes Cyrus Noble. Monogram. Old
Private Stock. McBrayer. Pepper. Mag
nolia. Redmond's Scotch, Hers Gin.
Booths. Hofbrau. Sehlitz. Blatz, wein-
hard. Kopp's Best. and choice imported
luncheon goods Patrons can be served
at all hours.
The Clatsop Mil Company. w 5. Kin
ney. Sydeny Dell. and Margaret Mccain.
have applied for the lo-year plan Of pay
ment for their assessments on the Com
mercial street extension. Both railroads
and many others will pay in cash withou,
objection. II Is stated that D. II. and J.
w. welch will employ an attorney to de-
: feat the assessment against their prop
erty
! In view Of the urgency of the condition
: OF national affairs today and the fact that
/ for years this port has needed a naval
/ reserve all those patriots who are In
I favor Of protecting their home harbor are
earnestly requested 10 be present tonight
at s o'clock at the Office Of Harhor Master
/ John Reid for the purpose OF enrolment
and the consideration Of plans OF action
| for the formation Of a division or bat
I TALON OF the naval reserve of oregon al
( Astoria.
/ Edward Wyncoop. the new freight clerk
on the steamer Telephone Thursday
night inadvertently sold 10 a returning
/ Klondiker one Of the mail rooms The
man from the north found an array OF
mail bags in his quarters and being ac-
customed to sleeping In frost-proof bags
soon stuck his head out Of the door with
/ the inquiry. which one Of these ere
( bags goes with my bunk" II didn't take
| the clerk long TO show him 10 another
room where he could use an ordinary
nightshirt.
/ The funeral Of the little son OF Captain
A. Z. Cam will take place at O'Clock
this afternoon from the family residence
/ For six weeks past this small atom Of
humanity battled with a complication Of
! diseases only to be overcome at the last.
| Physician. nurse and parents did al that
/ human love. science and skill could de-
/ wise TO save the precious life. Only two
| short years ago death snatched a young
daughter from the same family and In
| their trouble Of today Captain Cam and
his wife have the heartfelt sympathy
Of all their friends aud acquaintance.
Captain Robinson Of the British shipI
Reliance. gave stag social on board on
Thursday night the Seventeenth of
March 70 which were invited q number
Of his waterfront friends and captains
in port. The Mandolin Club furnished
music for the occasion and the hanis1mcl
apartments Of the Reliance were the seen.
Of much merrmcnt Refreshments ga
lore We're dispensed. and the celebration
of the dav IN a foreign port was royalty
observed by the officers and rrew pf the
shin. The entertainment ended m q
O'Clock and the departing guest. were
loud in their praise Of the hospitality ~
the officers Of the shin
The steamer George W Elder arrived ir
early yesterday morning from Alaskan ,
ports She called at Nanalmo where she
took on 212 tons of coal for the Alaska
and Treadwell Mining Company ami out
side NJ this had very little ether freight
On board. Twenty-onc passengers and TWO
Chinese were on board the latter taking
passage NJ Nanalmo. She brought down d
tho bodies Of George Foster Pook pnrgcr
of the wrecked Clara Nevada. whose body
WIS found washed ashore on the beach
and the only one found 50 flr Of the vic
Tins that perished on the vessel and the
remains Of Mrs J. r. stitts Of Portland. j.
which are now enroute 10 LaCcntcr q.
Wash. where her parents reside The
Elder after short stay here proceeded
up 10 Portland.
good sized and appreciatve audience
Mt Fishers Opera House last cyrniny cr- @,
ioyed the presentation Of "The Prlsnnerl !,
OF Algiers" The play is q sequel TO Mon :
te Cristo and the plot introduces many Of q
the characters made so famous by James
ONeil. The principal characters we're
represented as follows: Frank Linden IN
the title role Captain Albert; f. J. Holden r