The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-04-27

all present took on their hats.
S. u. Wren, II. Gierson. Portland; ~
Matthews, H. r. Cory and wife, san
Francisco; John d. MCGOWAN, Chinook;
J. T.. sibley, Jacksonville; Henry Hoeck'
Gray's River, are at the occident
II you have hides, wool, mrs, rags,
bone, or any kind Of Junk for sale, ship
It to r. NJ CASTOR. lS Fourteenth street.
Astoria. Oregon. or write him and he will
call at your place and set H. He pays
cash,
The partner " William Larson, the
dalryman, yesterday shipped two car
loads of lumber 20 Seaside from The
Borthwick yard. The lumber will be
used In an addition to his cottage at
the beach,
NJ. Susman. the reliable dealer In hides,
wool and junk. also sells goods on COM
mission, Returns promptly made at tall
figures on all consignmcnts entrusted 70
him. Goods must be plainly marked with
name OF sender.
The uniforms recently ordered tor cnm'
pany two, o, n r., are expected 10 ar
rive any day, The reQulsltion was made
through Adjutant-Gcncral Tuitlc, who
ordered the suits from the war dcpart-
mont at Washington.
Joseph Briscoe. ot llwaco, who was
operated on few days ago by pr Es-
ties for tunior in the abdomen, Is getting
along nicely with fair prospects 50 pres
ent for ultimate recovery, Tie is at Mrs
weelands sanitarium In this city
The merchants yesterday reported a
lively days business The Foard N
Stokes Company fitted out the German
shin Norma with her fun sea stock ot
provisions The entire crew " the store
were kept busy all day on the oredr
There is some talk among the water
front men, OF arming the o. X Tor har-
Dor natrol duty and rendering her ser
vices 10 the government. The an,iqu-
ated old cannon lying on the Flavel dock
will probably constitute the armamen,
10 the q. X.
The regular quarterly meeting ~ the
Grace church branch Of the Woman's
Auxiliary to the board ot missions will
be held Thursday at p, m. Mrs Belle
]. SellwOOd. the diocesan secretary, will
be present and deliver an address, All
interested in this work are welcome
Hot drinks. mixed drinks mineral wat
ers, wines. cordials. bltters, liquors Key
West and domestic cigars. Frankfuf,er,
smoked goose, westphalia ham. Hamburg
eel. Braunschweiger mettwurst and any
other old good thing to eat or drink can
BE found at the Louvre
Northern Pacific railroad trains leave
Portland daily at II o'clock a. m. for Ia
coma. Spokane. and the east Close con-
nectlon 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.
land, now Of Sitka. Alaska. was one of
the passengers on the E,der Monday
While waiting here for the steamer 10
discharge cargo. he presented his friend.
Charles Weisenstein. with a handsome
Alaska crabapple cane mounted with a
horn handle.
Alice Greenough. the four-year-old
daughter OF z. H. Greenough. night
watchman at the O. R. & y. dock. died
yesterday morning in Portland Of brain
fever She was an especially bright child
for her age and her sweet disposition en-
deared her to everyone with whom she
came in contact
We have Just received the lates; lncan-
descent GAS BURNER, manufactured BY
the Eureka Manufacturing Concern,
which will be furnished complete and put
on with the best mantle made the
''YXALTA" for $3.50. Unsurpassed in Il
luminting power Needs no burning on
W. J. Scully sole agent i3l Bond street.
There is an industry in Astoria that
deserves the patronage OF everyone who
has the welfare OF the city at heart. G.
NJ Cutbirth is manufacturing an excel
lent dust exterminator. known as "Dus-
tine" and those who have used IL thus
far. pronounce 1t a superior article.
"Dustne" on floor not only gives 1t a
clean, fresh appearance. but makes Il
possible TO sweep without raising a cloud
OF dust. Cutblrths "Dustne" Is manu-
factured in Astoria and excels anything
OF a similar kind on the makat Patron
lie home industry.
The second company Of the naval mi
litia OF Astoria held their first drill az
the A. F. c. gymnasium last night.
Lieutenant Sherman and Junior Lleuten-
ant Redden put the boys through the
initial maneuvers OF military drill.
There was a large attendance. nearly
every member being present. and the
large hall from end 10 end was scarcely
big enough 10 accommodate the young
recruits who are awaiting orders TO de-
fend the mouth Of the Columbia and the
Oregon and Washington sea coast. The
drill lasted about an n0ur and a half
and among the spectators were two min
lsters Of the gospel. Al the close Lieu
tenant Sherman complimented the COM
pany on the interest they had taken in
the instructions. The Rev M Narcotic, |
who was present, informed the COM
pany that the Rev. Mr Dilby NJ Port |
land would preach at the Presbyterian |
church next Sunday and tha, seats would !
be reserved for all those Of the company
who desired 70 attend the services.
WHEN TRAVELLING