The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-11

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roDAT's WEATHER
Fslr: warmer.
AROUND TOWN.
SUNDAY.
The seed your weakened hand Is sowin'
May ripen to harvest broad,
which YET may help. wisnout your know
ing.
TO All the granaries Of God,
Margaret J. Preston.
Luuiber-that carried by the Garnet HI
--ls stationary.
shenn Williams has returned from
trip up the river.
Miss Daisy stockton left for Portland
yesterday on visit to relatives
Mr.. ]. a. woodwor,h. OF the o, r. 4
". Company. was In the city yesterday
The pastor will deliver sermons at th'
Mefhod,s, church today at II a. m. ant
SD. N.
A number Of local nlmrcds viii spenc
sunday whipping the streams near the
city.
The Astoria Marine band viii give an
excursion this morning to the Lewis snd
Clarke.
James Davis. who was committed 10
the state Insane asylum August Il, died
there Sept. !.
The good people OF Japan had better
give up the hope of getting any lumber
from Portland,
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Miss ~ G. Magee. Of Portland. has
opened a stenOgraphic Office In the Astoria
Abstract building, na,. -
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,eriay from Knappa. where they enloSeS
two weeks outing,
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John G. MorOug. u. & n, returned on
the Elmore yesterday from on Inspection
TRIP 10 cape Mears iight
Tho oregon annual conference OF the
First Methodist church will be held AZ
McMinnvilIe September H.
The members OF the Young Mems IN
stl,ute gave one OF their popular dances
last night at Kearney Han.
Many country people were in the city
yesterday purchasing supplies ana mer'
chants reported busy day.
The fan fishing season will doubtless ne
OF great assistance 20 business this fan
and merchants are hopeful Of a sooo
winter
Don't take the time to 80 home when
you can enjoy a fine merchants lunch a.
Bartleys National Beer or eCffee served
with lunch.
A long-felt want--on Saturday George
BARLEY win begin serving a merenanrs
lunch at the National Beer or coree
served with lunch.
Expressions Of sympathy for Captain
Robinson. OF the Garnet Hill. should be
addressed to him in care OF the Port OF
Portland commission
Mrs. c. L. Newman. a first class dress
maker. would ike 10 sew In families. She
can be found at I'D Twelfth street. OF
addressed at Warrenton.
Lost. strayed. or Stolen-One British
ship. lumber laden. OF 2lS5 tons. Any in
formation regarding her whereabouts viii
be thankfully received at Taku. Japan.
Inspectors ElNAAAE lAlA GAANA NNAN 80
the city yesterday and inspected the
steamers Aiilkmald and Eclipse and the
tug Relief. They returned to Portland in
the evening.
Martin Foard and Gus Hildeorand took
the train yesterday evening for Cats
kanie. From there they viii leave on
horseback for a visit In the Nehalem
country.
The funeral OF Nellie Cutbirth Will
take place from the family residence at
O'Clock this afternoon and will proceed
to the Baptist church where funeral ser
vices will be held. The burial will take
place at Greenwood cemetery.
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 az moderate prices.
Corum & Boggs. proprIetors.
Henry Grady. the soldier Of Scarboro
Head, who was arrested for drunkenness
a few days ago, was fined SO in the ponce
court yesterday. Sentence was suspended
and he was allowed to return to the fort
Two other drunks. old offenders, were
fined s. each.
The rich mans whiskey is Harper. be-
cause II is supremely delicious. The poor
mans whisky is Harper, because sucn
good whisky helps him. The family
whisky is Harper, because it's pure. pleas
ant and strengthening. Sold by the Foard
& Stokes Company. Astoria. oregon.
Edwin Coswell, A. Connors, A. ]. Ma
son. Portland; Ed. G. +. Wist. Tillamook;
John Jeffers. The Dalles; George NJ. Cur
tbs, Scarboro Read; Sargent Schanaker,
Fort Candy; A. B. Pillsbury. Fort stew
ems: Captain W. Russell Brookheld; J.
o. McFadden, Seattle; P. Titus, John
nave ara ragigterad al tho parkpr House