The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-06-01

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Trimmed hats for less than cost this
week at Miss MoRae'H.
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Furnished house 10 rent. Apply 10
dra, A. l., Fulton. sO7 Grand Ave.
A. y. G. Dennlaton. OF the Great
Northern Railway. Ia in the city.
Dr, and Mrs. II. A. Wright. OF Kla.
path Falls, are visiting Mrs u. W.
iarner of this city.
Herring & Cook. Commercial street.
between Tenth and Eleventh. IL the
,niy firat.class ail.night lunch house
n Astoria.
Cream Pure Rye. Americas finest !
whisky The only pure goods; guar
lnteed rich and mellow. John l.. Carl.
son. sole agent.
Roslyn coal lasts longer. Ia cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney nuca than any other. George
W. sanborn. agent. Telephone 1911.
The Star restaurant. e2e Commercial
street. now open for business. Meals
10 cents up. The best 10 be had In the
city. Give II a trial for your dinner
today.
Don't fail TO try coco cola, II Is tho
most popular new drink this season at
he Parlor Those who receive coco cola
iekets can get them redeemed at the
parlor free.
The Every Monday Club held a most
'nJoyable musical at the residence OF
Mrs, w. o. Wilkinson last evening.
There was large attendance OF ladies
md gentlemen and a most excellent
y.arranged program was rendered.
Tho Infant child OF County Commits |
Homer Petersen fell into the clatskanie
liver on Tuesday and narrowly escaped \
irownlng. A neighbor OF Mr. Petersen
'hanecd 10 nee the child In the river
md succeeded in rcscuing II only az
or It was nearly dead from strangu-
alton.
City Surveyor Tee has filed with Au-
lltor Nelson the plans and specinca-
Ions for the Improvement OF Ninth
treot. between Bond and Astor. The
,lans and specifications for the Inn
,royement at tho crossing OF Thirty |
lrst street and Franklin avenue win
,e filed today.
The British ship Wednur. which left
January 20 for this port. ar
lived In The lower harbor yesterday !
afternoon. She carrier cargo OF grain
'ags consigned TO the Portland Flour
ng Mills Company. She has not yet
eeured a charter for an outward car
20. but Il Ia believed she win take out
load OF wheat for Europe.
Superintendent OF Schools Lee went
o Nehalem on Saturday last and on
he afternoon and evening OF that day
eld teachers institute at Jewell.
he institute was well attended. The
.fternoon session was devoted to q dis
usslon OF school work and In the
venIng there were reeitations and a
soture by Superintendent Lee on the
ubject OF Education from soien-
lnc Standpoint
This evening Miss Farnham, Of Pa
lnc University, Forest Grove, will de-
ver the third lecture OF the regular
curse at the Presbyterian church up
n the subject Manners and customs
I the people OF South Africa" Miss
'arnham was for ten years mis-
lonary in South Africa and speaks
rom personal experiences and asso-
lation with the people Of that country.
african scenery, etc, as well as cur
,s. The lecture should prove very In
nresting.
Deputy Fish Commissioners Laugh
ry and Baldwin arrested two fisher
len named Charles Utlnen and Charles
arlson yesterday morning near the
nd of the jetty for fishing without
oense and violating the law requiring
ach boat TO be numbered. When they
'ere brought before Justice Brewer,
Itlnen produced his license but plead
d ignorance as an excuse for not
aving. his boat properly numbered.
arlson not only failed to produce q
cense but was found not to be cit
zen. He was fined $50. Carlson de-
Jared that he would take out citizen
hip papers without delay and then
rocure the necessary license, upon
-hich representation he was allowed to
O., and was granted time In which to
ny his fine,
On Tuesday next "The Real Widow
rown" Company will be the attrac-
on at Fishers opera house. The
omedy is replete with fun. fast and
irious, and is greeted with bursts of
pplause and merriment everywhere.
he mistakes Of the young man who
doing his best to personate the real,
narming widow arc most ludicrous.
e is assisted by q lively young girl !
ith whom he Is In love; while another
air Of lovers are working In the same