The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-23
ToDAY'S WEATHER,

ToDAY's WEATHER,
Fair weather and warner today. except
stationary temperature along coast.
AROUND TOWN.
Zack Is the best oyster cook this side
Of Chicago. AZ Commercial street.
For Sale-Gasollne launch, For par
ticulars address B, care Astorian office.
Or. pavis. the dentist. has removed 60
Portland, whess he vii pmo,ice his
profession.
CaliSornia National beer at the Ma
t!onal. Everyone says It is the 6es, iu
town. See Lee Herring about e.
Strawberries are at their prime this
week. We are receiving large quantities
daily. Prices now very reasonable. Ross
Higgins & Co.
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Mcbride in the circuit court yesterday;
Henry c. Numberg ". sidney Dell. or
der for confirmation Of sale.
George Hnl's building on lower Astor
street is being lowered on firm tounda-
ton and as soon as the preliminary work
is finished a Turkish bath will De put in.
An old building on Bond street, between
Sixth and Seventh belonging 10 Captain
H. P. Parker. is being torn down. as
the building is unsightly and dangerous
The Trsscotr Packing Company ye~-
teriay built house on a scow which Will
hereafter be used as a receiving Sow and
will D. stationed az Cooks selning
grounds
Taking Of testimony before the referee,
Judge Page, in the case Of Honeyman.
DeHart & Glen vs.. Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad. has been postponed until
next Monday.
The committee who have been appoint-
ed by the A. F. c. 70 prepare a program
for July 4th will meet today at 70 o'clock
TO further mature their plans for the
celebration OF the day.
The schooner Pacific returned yester-
day from carrying a load Of hay from
Ingalls, place on the Lewis and Clarke
60 Desdemona sands and to Alex Grants
seinins grounds below Fort Stevens.
The State left out early yesterday
morning. Joe Miracle. who has been con.
nected with the mechanical force Of the
As;orian accompanied by his wife
was about the only 9As;oria passenger.
The Red Cross and Emergency corps
will hold a meeting Saturday afternoon
at 2:9O at Rescue parlors A full attend
anc- Of the members is desired, as bust.
ness of importance will BE- brought up.
Wan,ed-Experiencsd agents TO intro
duce the Underwriters Fire Extingulsh.
ers; can easily make $50 per week
Amory D. Wainwright & CO.. genera
agen.s, 20 Second avenue, Seattle, Wash
Bids have been advertised for the con.
istruction Of street crossing at the in.
tersection Of Tenth and Commercial
streets. The bids viii be opened On Tues
day, June q, at the office Cf the auditor
and police judge.
The funeral Of Clarence Kennedy. this
3-months-old child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Kennedy, 81 Duane street, vii
be held today from the family residence
at 1870 D. m Interment will be in
Greenwood cemetery.
The ship Durbridge IS short eight Of hei
; crew as the result Of a wholesale d.
sertion nigh. before last. Eight sailor.
men, tired Of a seaman's life, took one
Of the ships boats and rowed ashore near
the Fishermens cannery"
Bargains in new and second hanC
wheels, from g up. New ana frst-slas.
wheels kept for rent. Sole agents foi
tire famous Rambler. Repairs and sun
dries at lowest rates Columbia Elec.
trical & Repair Co., 523 Bond.
T. s. Cornelius, bookkeeper for Schol.
field & Hauke. was called to Cornelius
Washington county, the first Of the
week, as his father, Colonel Thomas
Cornelius, from whom the town was
named is seriously sick and when last
heard from was not expected to live.
The Astoria committee to entertain the
editors has received word that the Ma
tional Editorial Association will be able
TO be in Astoria only one day, Saturday
July 8. It is needless to say that though
their stay will be short they will be given
the best opportunities possible to thor
Oughly enjoy themselves while here.
AstOrians will be treated to a high
class open air concert given by the AS
toria Military Band on the Telephone
dock Saturday evening at p. m. It is
the intention Of the band TO give these
concerts each Saturday evening here.
after The boys have been rehearsing
very faithfully for the past few weeks
and our people will doubtless be surprised
and delighted with their music.