The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-08


large numbers Of people being in from N
country, making trade very brisk Tor tn
merchants.
You can get box OF soap OF three cake
for S cents: a cake OF CASTLE and was
rag for 5 cents; Rogers drugs tore: loo
In our window,
The uniforms FOR the naval reserve d
this city have arrived az Portland, but
is believed they will not be torwarde
TN late next week.
A regular pantomine Of views depict
ing the life and history Of Astoria an
souvenirs OF the city and country a, n
snodgrass gallery.
Lieutenant sherman and James 7, Clarl
will 40 to warrcnton today to take step
for the organization OF a reserve com
pany at that place.
II you are going 20 Alaska, New York
or any other place, so TO Rogers drug
store for an elegant cake OF toilet soar
with poN Ior ID cents.
Extra special sale for Saturday and
Monday Tailor made separate skirts and
high novelty capes, az McAllen & Ne
Donnells az and "a Commercial street.
Beauty your homes by going to Rosen-
stock Bros new store and purchasing a
strong durable plant bloom or greenhouse
novelty. SIC Commercial street. opposite
CooperS
Now is the time for spring cleaning.
After that comes new linoleums, wall
paper and oil cloths. Have you seen our
stoek9 C. V. Porter. OLD Central Hotel
building. Commercial street
There will be competitive examina-
ton for boatman for the Astoria Gus
tom house in the near future. All appli-
cations must be filed before the hour OF
closing business on June T.
c E. Knbourne. L. S. army: J. c. XII
bourne, J. A. Ackerman, John H. Hail.
Harder. W. C. Mcpherson. Port
land; Ira Bramwell, Chicago; Charles d.
Stevens. are at the Occident
In the justice court yesterday David
Cooper and John Carr. arrested for the
larceny OF clothing from the steamer
Wenona, pleaded guilty and were SEN
,enced to twenty days in the county jail
Superintendent G. B. Hegardt OF the
Fort Stevens works. Lieutenant Surratt.
3. NJ. Philebaum and H. y. Kuechler were
over from Fort Stevens yesterday aud at
tended the entertainment at the opera
house last night.
II you have hides, wool. furs. rags.
bottles, lead. brass. copper. bone, or any
Kind Of junk for sale, ship It to Z. M.
Castor. 100 Fourteenth street, Astoria.
Oregon. or write him and he will call at
your place and get 1t. He pays cash.
The special council meeting which was
allied for tomorrow night has been post
'oned on account Of the public celebration
n honor Of Admiral Dewey. On Monday
he mayor win issue another call for
ouncii meeting to be held Tuesday night
Harper whiskey is rapidly becoming the
.ational beverage. It's the one thing all
arties agree upon. Republicans. demo.
rats. populists. Even the know moth |
n" party knows one thing. the merits Of /
Harper whiskey. Sold by Foard & Stokes I
o., Astoria, oregon.
Northern Pacific railroad trains leave
daily at IL o'clock a. m. for Ia
oma, Spokane. and the east. Close con-
ection made at Spokane for Rossland
'elson, Sandow and British Columbia
lining camps. For maps and Information
all on or address C. W. Stone. Astoria,
iregon.
merIcAn Flag stick Pin. cents each at
'unbar's.
A telegram from Toledo published IN
lie Oregonian states that the glee clubs
'e singing the campaign song Theodore
hurston Geer," first introduced In that
ace. The fact Is that the song was
imposed by a member OF the Astoria
ee club and sung by them for the frst
ne during the receut republican state !
invention. Il
Professor J. II. Ackerman, the republi-
n nominee for state superintendent OF
struction. was in the city yesterday. ,
lest OF Mr.. F. J. Dunbar. Professor :
ckerman stated to an Astorian reporter /,
at he found abundant evidence through :
It the state Of an overwhelming ma .
rity for the republican ticket at the y
ming state elections.
Ihe Shaw company last night closed /,
c Of the most successful theatrical en- =
gements ever made in this city The y,
iy was Kentucky Girl" The house
IS filled to overlooking every seat In the =
use having been sold by 2 o'clock in a.,
afternoon. A large audience also at .
lded the matinee, which was a re- n
oductIon Of "All the Comforts Of +,
me" y
ir. Ira Bramwell, Of Minneapolis. trav- II
ng freight agent Of the Northern
company, spent yesterday in d
toria with Mr William Harder. general "
snt Of the Great Northern rairoad. n
rtland. Both gentlemen visited the u
-ious salmon canneries and other in r.
stries Of the city, and expressed them. u
YES as well pleased with tho prospects r
business here this season. a.
was learned at the county court yes
day that the story Of Mr. Glaser Of the n
nalem in regard 70 his cedar mil was o
y partially true. He had a small min p
re some years ago, but It Is doubtful
could turn out any lumber today. As
the road matter. there are but four
i've people living on the road leading '
h.s place from the main Olney road u
but little work has been done upon F
alor Charles f. Kilbourne. paymaster OF
s. A., and his younger son ]. c. Kill G.
rne, were here yesterday and paid a N
llar visit to Fort Candy. Major XII u
rne comes from a family of fighters
before the news Of the declaration
war with Spain telegraphed his appli-