The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-06

cheviot at D In the lates, styles for
youths and boys are beyond competition
In quality at this price
THE BEE HIVE. !
ToDAYs WEATHER
Fair weather Cor today Is to be warmer,
except stationary temperature along /
coast.
AROUND TOWN.
The city council meets tonlsh, In the
city hall.
The Rowing club meets tOn'gh, In the !
Push club rooms.
For the hungry. The new Boston res
saurant opposite Cooper's store.
Drink National beer snd keep cool. l.
kills that tired feeling, On tap a, the
National.
Charles Jensen. native OF Denmark.
took out his hnal papers before Judge
Gray yesterday,
Those toothsome oysters at lacks just
an me bill for hungry man. They are
prepared TO suit the taste Of an epicure.
Contractors Reich & Larsen expect 10
finish this week grading on the Lewis
and Clarke road near c. H. wlther's
place.
The harp IS many peoples favorite In
s;rumen,. Harper is everyone's favori'e
whisky. Sold by Foard & Stokes Co.
Astoria, Ore
Strawberries are al their prime this
week We are receiving large quantities
daily. Prices now very reasonable. Ross
Higgins & Co.
| Wanted-PoSition in a grocery store oy
an experienced young man. Speaks two
languages. First class references. Ad-
dress Alfred Hillstou. Knappa, or.
/ A marriage license was issued yester-
day by the county clerk to c. W GOsse,
Of Klicldtat county. Wash. and Margar-
exe Sanderson. Of Clatsop county.
william Martin. charged with assault
with a dangerous weapon, will be brought
up today at O'Clock in Justice Hughes
court. the case having been postponed
from yesterday. as the counsel for de-
fznse asked for more time.
Parties who have been guilty OF steal-
ling AOWers shoIld have respect enough
for the good name Of Astoria TO desast.
ar least until after the editorial banquet
Is over. 50 that there may be some flow
ers with which to decorate the tables.
The county cour: met yesterday and
examined the semi-annual accounts of
the county clerk and treasurer and heard
the reading Of the surveyors report on
the road from Olney 70 Pungarr!'s pace.
The session will be continued al u a. m.
today.
judge F. ]. Taylor and Attorney John
H. Smith left sor Portland on asst nights
train, whore they VIII appear as counsel
for the can factory in their injunction
against the oil works. The case is 20
come Up today in the United States cir
cui: court.
\ meeting Of the subscribers to the
I.gwis and Clarke road fund viii be held
today at 10 a. m. at Caldwell school
J house 70 elect a board Of directors 20
; collect and eKpend the funds lately sub
scribed 10 plank and finish the road
through 10 C,atsop plains.
At meeting Of Corcomly tribe, No. &
Improved Order Of Red Men. Monday
evening, the following were elected rep
resentatives TO the great council which
viii meet at Pendieton July .; c. A.
Mathena. H. Jones. Lee Herring P. Dou-
rel, J. G. Ross and Z. Halock.
D. P. Dyer, Of Portland, is in the city
! and this evening would Ike to meet
. those interested in manual training s,hool
J work, at the residence o. c. r. Thomson
, Professor Dyre was lately connected
with Bishop SCOTS academy in Portland
and !s well Up in manual schoo. work
D George Wilson, a 1s-year-old boy Of
! UppertOwn, was 70 have been given a
hearing yesterday in the justice court
preliminary 20 being sent 10 the reform
school When Constable Wickman went
10 bring him into court, however, the
boy saw him coming and took to the
woods, from which retreat he had not
put in an appearance at last accounts.
He is charged with sodomy and general
depravity.
G harles W. GrOse and Miss Magarette
Sanderson were married yesterday after
noon at O'Clock at the residence Of c.
n. Johnson, Rev. w. 3. Hollingshead Of
iiciating. The bride is a bright young
girl lately from Minnesota, while the
groom IS trusted employee OF the Great
Northern railroad, and is resident OF
Seattle. After a brief stay In Astoria
they will leave for Seattle, where they
will hereafter reside.
Hon. C. W. Fulton returned yesterday
from Independence, where he had been
20 deliver the Fourth Of July Grafton.
Mr. Fulton reports that the farm teams
began to come into Independence soon
after daybreak, and by the hour for the