The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-11

The steamer Harrison arrived In from
rlamook Sunday. -
The State arrived IN from San Francis
CO with a large freight and passenger
list.
The British ship Mareenal Suchet is on
the way down the river. She left Port
land yesterday.
A widow without children would like
position as cook AZ logging camp or on
a fishing scow OF seIning grounds. Ad-
dress B, this Office.
The swell things ot spring" ix the
way OF ine Mems and Boys Clothing.
Hats AMI Furnishings are arriving daily
at Herman Wise Reliable Clothing Store.
City Treasurer Carney mas issued
call for warrants issued on the general
fund endorsed prior to October 4. 1885
This includes all warrants bearing ;
per cent Interest.
Jenersons Birthday viii he observed by
the democrats u Portland, VINO will give
a banquet. Many Invitations have been
resolved in Astoria and this city will be
we'll represented.
In the county clerks office yesterday
Siyert Thorson, Jacob NJ. BraRdyik. ma
tiyes OF Norway: John Sohn. native o.
Russia. and Maco Blyich. native o.
Austria. declared their intention TO be-
come American citizens
Inspectors Edwards and Fuller yesier-
day inspected a number OF steamers in
the city. They were unable to finish their
work yesterday. and today will inspect
the steamer .Aslorian and other crafts,
They Will leave up f0r Portland tonight.
A fshingooat that was mOored al the
Cooperative cannery broke adrift sun
day night. The boat is painted light blue.
but has no number. Finder will please
leave the boat at the Cooperative can
merry and receive suitable reward.
Captain Parker. OF the steamer uwaeo,
picked up a lshirg boat adrift below
Fort Stevens yesterday. The boat was
swampsd. with nothing in Il, and ap-
peared 10 have broken loose from It's
moorings. The Ilwaoo lowed Il to the
Flayei dock.
The Columbiue arrived in yesterday
morning from q cruise down the Oregon
coast She visited all the light stations
and returned with several buOys needing
repairs. New buoys were put in position
at the entrance to some q the harbors
during the trip.
II you want "tin pan clothing" trimmed
with fancy houselining, and stuffed with
cheap millinery feathers, go to The rack
eters; but II you want tailor-made gar
men;s. properly lined and superbly fn-
ished Herman wise's reliable store Is.
the place for you TO go.
Bsulah Wlnnifred Laurin, the infant
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Laurin,
died Sunday Of commissions. The little
one was three months old. The funeral
will take place at this afternoon, the
Miller leaving Fishers dock for Green
wood cemetery at that hour.
The quarterly report Of City Treasurer
Carney was filed in the auditors oflcel
yesterday It shows the amount Of cash
on hand at the end Of last quarter to be,
sls,3s914; receipts during quarter, sl6,-,
76l5l; disbursements. SO $3.50; leaving a.
balance on hand Of sl5lsLs5.
very pretty comedy drama, "a Sum-
mers Fancy" will soon be given in this
city under the direction OF Mr.. Percy II.
Levin, who Is an actor Of ability. The
performance will be given for the benefit
Of the new grounds Of the A. F. C. The,
cast is TO be made up of the very best
local talent.
Herman Wise don't care which OF the
tin pan and feather stores sells the most
trash; they are a necessary evil. an out
growth Of the hard times. Herman Wise.
has the best Of feelings for all Of them;
all he is trying 70 do IS to solicit the
trade Of the better class Of customers
who want better goods.