The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-26

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For the arst time In many months
not single real estate transaction
was recorded at the courthouse yes.
terdhy
Miss Annie Gratke. who has been
visiting relatives ana friends in Port
land for the nast two weeks. returned
IaAt evening
There VIII be services In the Swedish
Lutheran church at ;.fD this evening.
conducted by visiting ministers. and on
Friday evening communion services
VIII be held.
Remember we guarantee our tee
cream 10 contain nothing but cream
and sugar and flavor. II II fifteen
cents per pint az the parlor.
Miss Mabcllc Young. who has been
spending several weeks In Portland Wis
illug friends returned on last evenings
train to her home In this city.
The Rlckmer Rickmcrs CROSSED out
for the United Kingdom yesterday fore
noon with a cargo consisting of iiO.G30
bushels OF wheat. valued at Sei. 200.
Ronlyu coal lasts longer, IL cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney nuea than any other. George
W. sanborn. agent. Telephone 1911.
Martin Foarl. wife and daughters,
Dr. Logan and wife. Mrs. Horace
Thing and Miss Dorothy Dunbar win
leave today Cor Vine Maple on weeks
camping trip.
There was a heavy run OF salmon
yesterday. the glll.netters making un-
usually large deliveries. No further
changes in the prices offered by the
cold storage was reported.
Judge Mcbride will open an adjourn
ed session OF the circulb court In this
city on August .. The case OF c. w.
shively VI. clatsop county. an equity
case. VIII be the first on the calendar.
Reward.-A suitable reward win he
paid anyone recovering the not lost
from the boat OF Charles westman at
the time OF his drowning at scarbor-
ough Head. JOHN STARK. Police
Headquarters.
To those VINO drink whiskey for
pleasure; Harper's whlskey adds
Eest TO existence. To those who drink
whiskey for health's sake. Harper's
whlskey makes life worth living. Sold
by Foard & Stokes Co.. Astoria.
Jcns Hansen was presented with
handsome pine yesterday by' Chief
stockton rs evidence OF appreciation
OF his services at the recent fire at
Twlfth and Bond streets. during the
absence OF Mr.. stockton in Salem.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Il. NJ.
CASTOR viii take place this afternoon at
o'clock from the family residence at
the corner OF Fourteenth and Exchange
streets. Rev, Isaac Peart win conduct
the services and the remalns win be
Inferred al Greenwood.
Messrs Kalts & Slack, the we'll
known blind plano tuners and repair
ers. are this week making their rcgu-
lar bl-monthly visit to Astoria. To in
sure their services. leave your orders
at Rogers drugstore. as they have
neither the time nor inclination to can
vas.
The body Of Charles Westman has
not been recovered. It is believed that
the strong current, In which he lost
his life, near scarboro Head. carried
him to the sea. At any rate, little
hopes are entertained for the recovery
of his body IN the nelghborhood In
which the accident occurred.
Every day letters are received from
Portland business men and those inter
ested In sports assuring the regatta
committee that the carnival will be well
supported from that quarter. These
people are giving evidence of the faith
within them by liberal additions to the
subscription fund, which is, beyond all
question. decidedly good indication
of sincerity.
r., Welman has been awarded the
contract for the carpenter work on the
barn and stables of the II. f. Prael
Company Mr.. Weiman declares that
he made no mistake In the amount
mentioned In his bid, which was $3.50
and will do the work for that figure.
AS Mr.. Welman's bid was more than
$1,000 less than that Of the highest bid
der for the contract II is safe to pre-
sumo that Mr.. Welman is going to do
q goodly portion Of the work for moth
ing or that the other fellow was fig-