The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-08-05

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The amount received by ciateop ooun-
~ from the state treasurer for the
school fund. for the coming year, VIII
be t5.77OA. This number OF school
children IN the county, as given IN the
report. In 1898.
To those VINO drink whiakey for
pleasure. Iarper's Whiakey adds
Eest 20 existence. To those who drink
whiHl6ey for health'a sake, Harpers
whlnkey makes life worth living Sold
by Foard n Stokes Co.. Astoria.
Tho subject nj the Methodist church
this morning viii be, will there be q
Catholic Resurrection OF Human Bod
lest" Sacrament following the sermon
The evening thome VIII be. we are not
Ashamed OF the Work, Progress and
Teachings OF the Gospel.
Mra. w ID. Palmer. grand secretary
Of the Native Daughters of Oregon. IN
Visiting Mrs, J. w. Welch, ita president
on business connected with the organl.
cation. Mr. Palmer who n the Port
land repreaentative OF the liradntrect
ipNlHhNAi " WIN "i" hNNt''s
There wlll be services In the swedish
Lutheran church Sunday ma usual The
morning service at 1913 viii be IN the
Swedish Language. The evening SER
vice viii be In English. at 7.i5. subject,
What IL Man" Everybody invited.
Special music at evening eerylco.
Clothing made by the Tailors Union
OF America has made It's appearance
IN Astoria and Herman Wise. the rclla-
bic cl0thier and halter. II. aa usual,
the first 10 have a. II you want cloth
Ing made by lrsi.ciaaa tailora who are
union men. go 10 Herman Wlee's.
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There viii be preaching today AZ the
| Congregational church by Rev. +. +.
DIN. OF Portland. Sunday school after
| the morning service The topic ~ the
morning sermon win be- True Great
nAaa. What n ~" In tho evening the
subject win be. Knowledge of God as
an oblnInable Thing"
Fish Commissioner Reed returned TO
this city Yesterday He has been 10
tho Coos bay and Rlusiaw hatcherlca,
/ NUlfn ne NhhFU WuAH Wv iNNAAltf"tNAAHt
stated tina, he was prepared 90 put
In between Ave and ak million eggs,
providing they could be obtained.
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Rlis will hc opened Monday by the
Northwest Construction Company for
the construction of large wharf and
atorchouse. Specifications call for a
building 1905 feet long and 100 feet
wide. but bids are called on the con-
Htruotlon Of just one-half the struc-
,urc.
Tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock the
manual trimming school At Rhively's
school house viii he open 10 visitors.
| Parents, schoolteacherH, patrons OF the
institution. and all others interested In
this work. are earnestly requested 10
attend. In order 10 form some idea Of
the progress in the work.
Low rate via Union Pacific railroad
IN q. A. r. Encampment. Chicago. III,
August 27th 90 September lat, 1900
For the above occasion the Union Pa
ellie railroad will make q special rate
n 81. 80 to Chicago ana return. Tick
eta on sale August 2iAt and 2snd. For
further details concerning this chean
rate. call on q. W. LoUNSBERRY,
Agent o. r. 8 ". Co.. Astoria Oregon.
or address j. II. LOTHRoP. General
Agent. 1876 Third Street. Portland Greg.
Miss Dora Baddolet yesterday re-
ecived letter from Miss Amy Pow
ell Instructor Of Latin In the high
school. stating that the writer was at
tending the Harvard summer school
near Boston, taking spesial course In
/ Latin. At the same school are FOUR
teen hundred Cuban schoolteachers.
They recently arrived from Cuba on
i've transports, 20 undergo q special
English course. Miss Powell says she
win be here In time for the opening
OF the high school.
Fire broke out on the roof OF the
Hotel Tlghe last night at 1880 and had
not pedestrian given the alarm
quickly there would have been n serious
oonthgraton. The cause OF the blaze
was n defective flue, No fire had been
In the stove since noon because the fiue
was known to have been defective, but
II II the theory that a spark found It's
way through crack In the chimney
and ignited the woodwork. The flre
department responded promptly and
with the aid OF chemical engine the
Tame was soon under control The
damage will not exceed 500.
Messrs G. II. Higgins and +. l.. Par
ker, OF Astoria, have been appointed by
a mass meeting at Warrenton. together
with Messrs, j, A. Mcintyre, +. Bra
Her and c. r. Lester. OF Warrenton,
as n committee to further the interests
/ OF the proposed cycle path to the
coast. which will be constructed as n
wagon road instead II sufficient en-
couragement II given the enterprise
c. r. Lester Of the Warrenton lumber
mills has agreed to survey the path
| free OF charge. and II Is estimated that
1 the entire stretch OF two miles can be
substantially constructed for eight
hundred dollars.
Circuit court adjourned yesterday af-
! ternoon, to re-convene Thursday, Au-
gust o. During Fridays and yester-
days session the following cases We're
called and disposed Of: Alex Ohls VS.
Lena Ohls. decree OF divorce; William
Johnson vs.. William A. Bochert, order
for confirmation Of sale; Lucy Ward
vs, William B. Adair ct al, order for
confirmation Of sale; Mary ], Suther-
land vs. +. A. Sutherland, decree OF
divorce; John Lamont VI. ]. c. Adams,
ct al, default and Judgment; C. @.
| Palmherg W. Thomas and Ellen Willlk-
son, default aud judgment; E. A, Belts
VS.. Ellen Adair Mendall. plaintiff allow
ed 30 days to file an amended COM
plant; Shlvely vs. Clatsop County, talk
en- under advlsement.
The Pendleton East Oregonlan pays
the following tribute to Senator c. w.
Fulton: Those who have watched