The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-07

The Columbia LEI; out early this morn
ins FOR san Francisco.
For the hungry The new Boston res
taurant opposite coopey's store.
Try the 'Boston Newes;. cleAneS,
restaurant in town. Opposite CoOper's
store.
Drink National beer and keep cool. 1;
kills that tired feeling on tap a; the
National.
Those ;ooihsome oysters at lacks Jus,
fn he bill tor hungry man They are
prepared 20 suit the taste Of an epicure.
The harp Is many peoples tavor',e In
strumenl. Harper IS syeryones tavOrite
whisky. Sold by Foard s. Stokes CO.,
Astoria, ore.
Strawberries are at their prime this
week We are receiving large quantities
daily. Prices now very reasonable. Ross
Higgins & Co.
Wansed-Position In a grocery store by
an experienced young man. Speaks two
languages First class references. Ad-
dress Alfred Hnlston, Knappa. Or
The steantr Harrison arrived in yes
terday morning from Tillamook with the
usual cargo q dairy products, etc. She
viii start on the return trip Sunday,
with a cargo OF general merchandise.
Contractor Lebeck will commence to-
day the work OF repairing the warehouse
ot A. Y. Allen on Tenth street The
building will be raised up TO the level Of
the new street grade and have a new
foundation put under II.
DR.. Hastings. government quarantine
officer for Astoria, has received an Of
hcial quarantine flag for Use on the
Electric. The flag was forwarded from
Washington, D. C, and when seen by
an incoming vessel she must stop to be
Inspected BY tho quarantine officers.
Services at the Swedish Lutheran
church Sunday at i0.30 a. m: English
services az p. m. Topic: True Free
dom Friday, July Il, at p. m. the
pastor will read a paper on his last trip
TO the tast. All are cordially invited to
these services, which are free to all.
The Bailey Gatzert brought down last
night four loggings car trucks for the
Grays Bay Logging Company. These
trucks are very heavy weighing 900
pounds each and were made by Wolf, &
Zwicker. Of Portland. The four trucks
are enough 20 equip four logging cars.
The Astorian is read and Is an adyertis-
ing medium that gives full value 70 an
patrons The fellow who lost his watch
while in row on a street car on the
Fourth and which was advertised in yes
terday's paper. saw the notice the same
day and promptly regained his tImeplece.
Leander Lebeck will send his donkey
engine today 70 the seining station OF
George Kaboti, near Pillar Rock, who
Will use it to haul his seine instead of
horses heretofore used. William Jacob
son will 90 with the donkey as engineer.
Mr. Kabott will commence se!ning to-
morrow.
At a meeting last night Of Beaver lodge
No. %. !. o. 0. F., the following officers
for the ensuing year were Installed:
Duncan Stuart, V. G.; F. o. Waters, re-
cording secretary, and c. 8. Wright,
treasurer After the meeting the lodge
adjourned to Jef's restaurant. where an
elaborate supper was served
Letters for the following persons re-
main unclaimed for at the postOfice:
Frank Bourne, Mrs. Elizabeth Carlson,
Iaurls Elingson, A. 8. Fiskaaen,. Mr.
Sail Maker Johnson John Larson.
Alice ]. Lavender, Arthur Lewis, ]. c.
Moore, Albert Olsen, Ole o. Tyedt, Mrs.
Nellie Worn. FOreign-John Tundgren.
George Mayer a prominent business
man Of st. Helens, was in Astoria yes
terday Mr.. Mayer is a candidate for
the position Of supervisor Of the census
Of the second district of Oregon, and he
has a fair chance Of receiving the posi-.
tion, as he has the endorsement Of a
number Of the leading men Of the district.
George Wilson, the H-year-old incor-
rigible Of Uppertown. who would not al
low himself to be captured by Constable
yiekman Wednesday, was yesterday
.aken in tow by THAI officer and was
before Justice Hughes, who,
after examining into his case, ordered h s
commitment to the state reform schoo.
It Salem. Constable WicI1man left with
he boy last evening for the reform
ichool.
Tn the county court yesterday the
ridge over the east fork Of the Klats-
sanine river was reported unsafe and the
natter was referred to the county COM