The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-02

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paper and oil cloth. Have you seen our
stock' q. V. Porter. old Central hotel
building, Commercial street.
fiaid Ribbons at Dunba.'s.
George c. kallenhach. an expert fruit
man Of Los Angeles. California, and who
was In business In that city for a mum.
Der OF years. has taken charge of the
fruit department, at the Foard Il stokes
Co.
The funeral of the late Mary Ann Davis
Johnson took place yesterday at i:SO p. m.
from Grace church The burial was at
Greenwood cemetery and large number
OF friends followed the remains to the
grave.
There was a fair attendance At the
Methodist church last night to hear lee
ture on Hospital Work as Carried on in
india" by Miss Or White The lecture
was very Instructive as to the work done
m that country.
R. A. Seaborg, Richard Nixon, A. Byrd.
h. $. Magoon. Portland: George II. shaw.
u. r. Hanson. Edward Kelly. J. A. Wolf.
san Francisco; L. r. Plechner. ST. Paul:
p. J. MCGOWAN. Chinook. are registered
az the occident.
II you have hides. wool. furs. rags.
bottles, lead, brass. copper. sacks. or any
kind Of junk for sale. ship Il to r. NJ.
Castor, iO5 Fourteenth street. Astoria.
Oregon. or write him and he will can at
your place and get 1t. He pays cash.
Professor Arnold. the wen known MAN
ist. has arrived from the east In Port
land and this evening will De here and
open an engagement al the Louvre. Pro-
grams OF the selections Of overtures and
operas tor each evening will be published
in this paper
/ Energetic agents are making so 10 SEQ
per day selling our new book-iust out
Great American-Spanlsh War Scenes.
so full-page half-tone pictures OF our
navy. including large official map. Send
loc postage FOR free prospectus. Very best
terms. W. b. CoNKEY CO. Chicago.
/ The following persons renounced ALE
I glance to King George of Greece in the
circuit court yesterday and became Amer
! lean citizens: Anton Nicholas. John sero-
poolos, Zarapia George. Apostolic VAL
garie. Manules Zambetaces. John Con-
stantine. Nicolas Vorales John Christ.
| The British ship Glenard. Captain Tur-
ner. II days from san Francisco. arrived
/ In yesterday evening. The Glenard had
| a fine passage from san Francisco. and
picked up tug on arriving on the river
Yesterday morning. II a tow can be pro-
cured she win leave up for Portland to-
morrow.
At meeting last night Of Astor lodge
X. OF P. the following officers were cleo
ted for the ensuing term: ". OF W. c.
II. orkwitz; c. c.. Adolf Johnson: V c..
Albert Nelson; Pre'ate. John Swenson:
NJ Of E. ]. G. Ross: VI. OF 70, August
Danielson; X. Of r. and s. D. r. Biount:
I NJ. Of A.. y. T. Gurdes: /. c.. L. Ander-
son; o. G., L. GALL
Little interest has so far been shown
In the opening OF the seaside season. The
weather. even in Portland. has been cool
and backward. Now that the schools are
soon 10 close for the summer It IL thought |
that activity at the beach resorts will |
manifest Itself in a few days and that |
most Of the resorts will be opened 10 |
the public by the middle Of this month |
North Beach places will open about the |
same time, though II ls conceded that with |
the quick through service promised from
Portland by the railroad nearly all pleas |
ure seekers will 90 to the south coast
James d. Murray. Ilwaco: w. p. Fearn- |
side, Nehalem; r s Wood and family. |
Oregon City; ". l. Reed. Oakland; o. B. |
Loomis, Paul Brant. W. Jacobsen. H. d. |
Ferguson, T. W. Johnson Frank Dunno.
Portland; T. VI. Grlder. Warrenton: Aug
ust Lenders, A. B. Hughes George Alb
bott, G. C. Fulton, G. Wlngate. VIII
Madison. F. L. Parker. A. r. Murray. II.
T. Findlay II. Bell, J. r. Bennett. Frank
spittle, R. c. F. Astbury. John D. car
rigan, \. c. Lord, T.. s. s Columbine: c.
r. Higgins, James Finlayson. Thomas
DunnigaE, Herman Wise. W. W. Ride
halgh, r. C. Prael W VI. Baker. Jake
Jacobsen. A. G. Chutter. Astoria. regis
tered at The Murray yesterday.
The agricultural experiments conduct
ed by the o. r. & ~ Co. through COM
petent farmers and hortlculturists IN
various sections Of Eastern oregon and
Washington promise excellent results.
not only as regards the diversity and
bulk Of the crops produced this year.
but as an assurance Of success and plen- ,
ty along we'll defined lines Of diversified /
agriculture TO thousands who will with (
In the next few years establish homes !
upon the wide areas thus practically .
tested and effectively advertised. The 4
necessity Of haphazard effort 80 dlsas- I
trous TO the settler OF small means, both :
from lack Of experience with soils. loca- '
tons and climatic conditions Of an un- (
tried region, and because Of an isola- '
ion that shuts him out Of a profitable
market, however successful he may be a
rs a producer, will be obylated by these +
ests. These experiments cannot fail 70 /
,rove an impetus to the rapid develop c
nent Of wide areas In two states-Ore- !
,onian. n
Empire Corset at DunbaI's. a