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

Albert Dunbar
ToDAY's WEATHER,
FAR cseudy weather.
AROUND TOWN.
Jers is the only" restaurant.
White cooks
eln waited, Inquire at the residence
q Herman wise,
The British ship Klmcry LEFT up IN tow
prr Portland yesterday
The new Boston restanrsnt will furnish
you a Satisfactory meal Try IL
Tue British ship Natuna arrived down
n tov frOn Portland yesterday.
RAnn Is year old whlskey, and National
beer are on tap ar the National this
week.
WA blaekSerreS AZ the Foard 6
Sookes Company. Leave your orders to-
day.
Stsp IN al the Naao1al cafe and set
samle on your way home. Open all
night.
The Colunosa crossed ou; yesterday
for san FSanasoo. Her freight and
passenger lists were light
The Sampson arrived yesterday with
rock barge In tow from Gvay's har6or
and crossed out yesterday with one
rock laden for the same pert.
Mrs. Thomas Norman died early sun.
day morning from sppopiexy. The body
was conveyed 10 Knsppa yesterday
where the intermeut took place.
Cap.ain PSckernen viii leave this morn
ing for the Sound. He will return with
his steamer. the AIayfiOwer, the lease on
her to Seatle parties having expired.
wanted-Fsfty men for bauasting As
toria & Columbia River Railroad. Wages
as; board $40 Apply to Northwest
coustr1ssion Company. Fqavel building.
IN the police court yesterday Judge
Nelson transacted business 10 the
amount OF sso Two arunks were fined IS
and Two others forfeited their baa Of 8
each.
Gold medals TO Harper whisky at New
Orleans and Worlds Fair. Chicago. Try
It. you viii endorse the judges verdict
Sod by the Foard & Stokes Company,
Astoria. Oregon.
An who are interested in athletics, in
their own heabh, or thar OF their neigh.
Dor should attend the public exhibition
and join the class in Ralston PHYSICAL
Culture al Hanthoru han, tonight.
The British ship Sama1ha arrived down .
from Portland Sunday, wheat laden .
20 England. She cleared at the customs .
house yesterday with lS3,O54 bushels, val.
uet at $1,000 and was towed to. sea.
Where does the crowd Of ladies' you
see down town 90? To the enbroiderers
At coo2er's o. course. she viii remain
here Thursday, so II you want one o.
She bea1tiful new pleoes, call at once.
Lost-A new net, 80 fathoms. lead
line marked II A." license number "a,
on buoy and on one Of the corl1s, abreast
McGowan's eannery. Thursday night.
Finder return to Elmores cannery Re-
ward paid
The carcass Of a dead horse is lying on
the mud fats at the corner OF Duane
and 18th streets. a rope was made fast
to II yesterday by Poundmaster Petty,
and when he gets time It viii probably
be buried
a literary and musical entertainment,
under the direction Ok staff-Capt. Mabel
Bigney, viii be given at the Salvation
Army hall Wednesday evening. August
9th. Ice cream and cake will be served
during the program. Admission free.
The lady VIM conducted raf1e OF some
slverware and jewellery at the Main
Street House recently wishes 10 give no
tice that tickets numbered g5j and 4s
have drawn the prizes. The holdres are
requested to present them for redemption
without delay.
Prof. r. n. Wright returned Sunday
from a camping expedition with his
family at Ca5cadia, a watering pace
near the summit Of the Cascade noun
tains. His family VII arrive today. to
remain 4 few days before they leave for
their new home at Lewiston. Idaho
E. j. Araold, proprietor Of the merry
go-round, is giving away large number
o. pretty prizes TO purchasers Of tickets.
Master E0on Fannon, nine years Of age,
won the ha1ds9me opera glasses which
was the leading capture Sunday evening.
The attendance Is constantly increasing.
The wife Of T p. Norman. OF this
city, was buried at Knappa yesterday
afternoon, Rev. Z. b. Dockhart. pastor
Of the N. z. church at that place, con.
drcting the services. The friends Of the