The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-10
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SATURDAY.
We can give kindly speech,
And ready, helping hand TO all and each,
It's a good thing the Garnc, Hill Is lum'
bor laden.
The State arrived in yesterday from san
Francisco
The British ship otterspoo will leave
up today for Portland.
Sheriff williams went 10 Knappa last
night on ofiicial business
John Stuart Kitchen Is down from cllf.
ton on visit OF a few days.
Frank Petite a well known saloon man
OF Iiwaco. died yesterday OF consumption
Charles A. Meacrye leaves this morning
Tor Rainier. where he will visit for a few
days.
Lumber is not going up. The Garnet
Inn Is settling lower and lower every
day.
Tho trial OF D. Malagamba on charge
OF larceny Of net resulted In verdict
OF not guilty.
The tug Escort coaled AZ the coal bunk
ers yesterday and viii go into commission
on the bar today.
The National city, with freight and pas
sengers from san Francisco and way
ports Is due today.
Well what's the matter with the Gar
net Hil9 Aren't those barnacles scraped
on her bottom YETI
Mrs Strong and family have returned
to McMlnnville, after a months visl, with
Mr. and Mrs E. c, Holden.
Mr. Charles Helborn entertained a
party Of friends at the family residence
last evening in honor Of his birthday.
Today is the last day which water
rates can be paid TO avoid the penalty
Of twenty-five ceats additional charge
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The acceptance Of the Eleventh stree,
sewer was fled in the auditors Office yes
terday, The cost Of the improvement IS
a.is2ta
" 50 r== ~s,..- - 80
DOn't take the time 70 30 nome when
you can enjoy a fine merchants lunch 81
Barlley's National Beer or coffee served
with lunch.
It's a Doctors business 20 study health,
doctors confidently recommend HARPER
whlskey Sold by Foard & Stokes Co,
Astoria, ore.
It's pretty nearly time the people o;
Portland were getting tired OF paying
taxes to make channels for the benent OF
a few warehouses.
A long-felt want-On Saturday George
BARLEY win begin serving merchants
lunch at the National Beer or coffee
served with lunch.
Why not place a lamp on board the Gar
net Hnl for the convenience Of the river
boats. and let II 90 at thatg Shed make
a fine lighthouse
Mrs c. U. Newman. a first class dress
maker. would like to sew in families. she
can be found at ID Twelfth street, or
addressed at Warrenton.
Miss Nellie Cutbirth died at the home OF
her parents In this city yesterday. OF
consumption. Deceased was Is years OF
age. The funeral viii be held Sunday.
The oregonian says the two dredges al
that city will probably be operated an
winter. Well. Is that so? What for? The
river nils up as fast as il is dredged out
The next time Portland middleman
comes down this way 10 purchase logs
ask him what he wants them for. It's
dollars to doughnuts he won't say for
shipment to the orient.
Presbyterian chureh-Services as usual
tomorrow. Theme OF the evening sermon:
'-The Apostolic Benediction." Evening
theme, 'self-assertions A cordial lnvi-
tation is extended TO all.
CONGREGATIONAL chureh-Preaching by
the pastor. Rev Z. S. Bollinger. Morning
theme, "Preplexity and Its Divine Cure
evening theme, ''The Silence Of Christi
anity on Some Things Behind the Ven
There will be the usual services al the
Baptist church tomorrow. The subject OF
the morning sermon will be The Mace
DOMAIN Cry Of thai in the evening The
Lord Giving Light" Come everybody.
Norwegian Evangelical Luthern church
English Sunday school at $3.50 a. m;
Norwegian services at l0:i5 g. m; text
Lukexyli. u-ls. "The Two Lepers. En-
gllsh services in the evening at p. M
subject; Joseph in Egypt"
Appointments have been made for rail-
way mail clerks on the Astoria Column
bia River railroad. Those securing po-
sitions are ]. NJ. Howes, Of the Portland
Spokane run. and William ]. Hall, OF the
Portland Huntington run.
Tom Barrows. Thomas Boyle Westpor''
Jacob Frederick. F. Scheuaker, c. Curtis
II. c. Castorf Fort Candy; X. krebs, Ne
halem; w. II. Fisk. Chicago; John Bays
f. c. Rich. Flavel; James Brown, KNAPP
pa, are at the Parker House.
Attention is called TO the fact that the
Astor House dining-room will be reopened
Sunday morning. and will thereafter con-
tinue TO serve meals to regular boarders
and transient guests at moderate prices.
corum & Boggs, propretors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley, Jr., and MT
Frank Withers, Of Dubuque, Ia, are Vis-
iting az the home Of their aunt, Mrs. VIII
lam Douglas, at the United States buoy
depot. They have just returned from q
very enjoyable outing at North beach.
Carpenters have been at work for some
days past making extensive repairs to th'
Mcclure school. A new sidewalk has been
placed around the building and the steps
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