The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-10-25

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whisky, a gentlensan's whisky. a whisky
for the sldeboard. a whisky for the sick
room. Sold by Foard s stokes, Astoria,
Oregon.
W. +. Snodgrass, Astorla's leading pho
tographer. has purchased the Crow gal
lery and will hereafter be found located
in the rooms formerly known as the crow
gallery.
Mr.. william Benecke. OF the Great
American Tea Importing Company, made
dying trip to Portland sunday to be
present at the marriage Of his sister In
that city,
The funeral OF the infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sorus Jensen, who died
sar,,' Sunday morning took place In the
afternoon. Ths burial was In GreenEvod
cemetery.
Ths tug Astoria arrived In from
Grsy's harbor Sunday with one Of the
rock barges In tow. The Astoria will take
the simpsons place while the latter
steamer Is undergoing alterations.
Gorton's mlnstrels will come on their
own special car tomorrow. arriving at
the depot at l2:iS. They will then give
a grand parade. after which they will
rive one OF their elegant concerts in
front OF Griffin & Reeds store.
c. II. Cooper made the excellent score
OF s. at the alleys yesterday. Mrs. Slime
and Mrs. Dellinger were hiGh for the
ladies. with s. The first games In the
Wise contest were BOWED last night, but
the playing was very poor.
During 1855 the county treasurer has
paid the city OF Astoria from the special
road fund SOeS.7O and road district No.
Cwarrenton) $50 All the rest Of the
road districts Of the county have received
s.. .4Z7.S. or about slo.5s mile.
I The popularity OF the merchants lunch
served by Mr.. George BARLEY at the Ma
tional is growing daily. and many bus.-
| ness men can De found there every day
/ FOR their midday meal. The lunches set
BY Mr. BARLEY are the finest in the city.
/ The tug Samson went to Portland a
few days ago and will have many alter
I ations made before going back, towing
barges to Gray's harbor jetty. Her auto
matte towing gear and tubular boiler will
be removed and replaced by the old style
Of towing apparatus. ch~ will also be
trimmed so as to set lower in the water
aft
A dozen men from Fort Candy pulled
over in life boat Sunday night to meet
Corporal King Lee. who had returned
from a trip to Portland. The soldiers
are all Jolly fellows and get along much
better here than al the fort. The captain
Of the company is said TO be unpopular
among the men. The troop now stationed
at Candy is company c, heavy artillery.
The following minor orders were made
by Judge Mcbride In the circuit court
yesterday: G. Wingate VS.. City Of AS
toria-Demurrer to portion OF plaintiff s
answer overruled and plaintiff allowed
three days to reply. State OF oregon, ex
rel. VS.. o. b. Estes-Order taken instruct
ing clerk to forward 10 clerk OF supreme
court some Of the papers in the case FOR
comparison.
At a meeting Of the Astoria branch OF
the Red Cross society, It was decided u
have an honorary membership. consist
ing Of patriotic men, women and child
ren. each member paying 80 cents OF
more admission. The membership list Il
, now open at the home Of Mrs. A. A
Cleveland. The demands on the society
have become so urgent that II has beer
decided to adopt this means to increase
its income.
Fresh candies every day at the ParlOr
where all such goods are kept either In
glass jars or show cases and are thu
q free from street dust and disease germs
, The Parlors candles come from the be-
factories on the coast. where every mod
ern facility for making and "curing'
candies can be employed. Compare quail
tiles and prices at the Parlor with othe
! shops, and you will be convinced that 9
is the place 10 get the best goods.
The members Of Gushing Post. G. a. r.
= gave camp fire supper and dance las
night in the hall Of Engine couhany No
. ]. Among the invited guests were thu
members Of the Red Cross Society ant
the second division, Oregon naval bat
S talllon. An elegant supper WAS serve,
s and partaken Of after which shor
d speeches were delivered BY Messrs
Q Dealey and Wright, Of the w. A. r., Lieu
tenant Sherman. Of the naval reserve
and others. Dancing and singing wa
e then commenced. whicn rounded out tn
J.: evening.
Peter Carlson, better known as tn
Terrible swede." was up before Polio
- Judge Nelson yesterday for being drunk
officer settem made the arrest, with th
assistance Of two other policemen. Whel
Settem first took charge Of Carlson, tn
prisoner became fractions, and the ohi
Ger was unable to manage him alone II
called for ass stance and two o,Aer OH