The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-18

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A. d. Monroe. the well-known citizen
OF Rainier. iA in Astoria for few
dayn on business.
Captain Henry Glass. Philip Andrews
and II. r, stanford. U. y. ~. are regis.
tered at the oceldent
The Franch bark Marechai villars.
with cargo OF wheat for Europe,
crossed out yesterday afternoon.
+. a. Brewer. chas. d. Brewer and |
W. Il, Peyton. Of Duluth, are IN the
city on a pleasure trip, guests at the
oceident.
--Gcntlcman's purse containing.
tsp. suitable reward will be paid 10
Under n purse Is returned TO Astorian
office.
Cream rure Rye. Americas anest
whisky. Tac only pure goods; guar
anteed rich and mellow. John l.. Carl
son. sole agent
The British bark Lizzie Bell has
finished loading wheat at Portland and
viii probably arrive a, Astoria today
on her way to the sea.
Remember We guarantee our ice
cream 10 contain nothing but cream |
ana sugar and flavor II IL nfleen
cen,s per pint at the Psrlor.
u. s, Brown editor OF the walia
walla watchman. is in the city for
day or two. enjoying bit Of As
toriR'a superb midsummer climate.
c. A. Lawton. OF Grand Rapids. Mich.
has arrived In the city. accompanied |
by bis family Mr. Lawton has ac-
cepted position with d. F. Allen &
Son.
The barkentIneiTan o'shanter made
a quick trip to San Francisco. having |
arrived at that port from Astoria with |
a cargo OF lumber after a five days
passage,
A fisherman named John Gilmore
fell overheard when out working his
net at A. Anderson's aelnlng grounds
near Elliott's on Sunday. and was
drowned. .sAal
Roslyn coal Is the best and most eco
nomieal coal for household use in As
toria. Try II once and you win have
no other. George w. sanborn. agent.
Telephone 1911.
II Is expected that the cruiser Phil
adelphIa will arrive at Astoria on Sat
urday or Sunday next for the purpose
OF allowing the naval reserve boys an
opportunity to take their regular mid
summer cruise.
The Alaska Fishermen's Packing Co..
whose offices were destroyed by the
hre on Sunday night. has leased the
building formerly occupied by Samuel
Elmore on Bond street, opening busl-
ness there yesterday.
To those VINO drink whiskey for
pleasure: Harper's whlskey adds
Eest to existenye. To those who drink
whiskey for health's sake. Harper's
whlskey makes life worth living. Sold
by Foard & Stokes Co.. Astoria.
James Elder, one OF the best-known
travelling men on the Coast, represent
Ing Ciarks o. N. T. thread concern. is
in the city Mr. Elder is commercial
traveller of the old school and is known |
in every town on the coast from vlc-
toria to San Diego.
u. u. Ferguson and ]. N. Griffin |
have returned from Cannon Beach and |
have "knuckled down" to business
again. Both report having had such a
good time that they resolved to leave
their families, who accompanied them.
at the beach for a few days more dur
ing the favorable season.
THE Industrial West is the name
OF new monthly magazine published
In Seattle, It is devoted to the dis
semInatlon of information concerning
the Pacific Northwest, and especially
concerning the opportunities for the
profitable investment Of capital. 1t
contains sixteen pages heavily illus
tra,ed and printed in clear type on
good quality of book paper,
The federal commission appointed to
locate the site for dry-dock. COM
posed OF Captain Henry Glass. Lieu
tenant Philip Andrews and Lieutenant
II, r. Stanford, OF the navy department,
are in the city. They arrived yester-
day morning and were entertained by
Chairman Van Dusen. Of the Chamber
OF Commerce. Early in the afternoon
the engineers, accompanied by Chair
man Van Dusen, Captain John Adair
and others. went down the river on the
government quarantine launch Electric.
The party VIII probably leave up the
river ON an investigating trip today !