The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-09-25

10 the county c0uft,
Romember We guarantee our ic'
cream 10 contain nothing but cream
and surar and flavor. II IN 10 centi
per pint at the Parlor.
Mrs. G. W. Holmes. who received the
award Of four premiums ai the state
fair for fancy work. returned from that
place Sunday evening.
L. Allehoff. representing Allen 4
Lewis. IL IN the city looking after the
placing OF their special brands Of cl-
ears with the local trade.
Captain Stream Of the tux Samson
had the misfortune 10 smash the trpi
finger of his left hand by the swinging
Of a door on board the tug
The coaster Del Norte arrived down
AT 9 o'clock yesterday morning and
crossed out at II o'clock She carries
a general cargo Of merchandise.
Sheriff Llnyille started last evening
FOR Columbia county whore he goes 20
serve subpoenas In the Davis case 10
be tried In circuit court tomorrow.
The effort being made TO obtain 90
cent rate on lumber 20 Missouri river
points. II successful. means great
deal 20 lumber men on this coast.
Roalyn coal lasts longer. ls cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney dues than any other. George
w. sanborn. agent Telephone i3lL
Mrs. W H. IlobsOn IL spending the
week at Seaside. whittier she went yes
trrday al noon. accompanied by Miss
Rose Wiegand and Miss Margaret Kelly
OF Portland.
The run OF nsh In the lower river
continues TO b0 light and although a
good price lH being paid very few fish
are being taken and the pack will be
practically failure.
u. A. coe, travelling representative
for Foard a Stokes. wns In the city over
Sunday. lie left last evening for Port
land and viii take trip into the
country east from that city.
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Oscar Rorfeldt appeared before Judge
Nelson In police court yesterday after
noon and was fined 81 for being drunk.
As he had been In durance vile since
Saturday night his fine was remltted.
w. H. King. representing the cigar
department Of Wadhams, a. Co, OF Portl
land was In the city yesterday look
Ink up his numerous friends and In.
clden,ally looking after business inter-
ests
Miss May Morgan will al the place
left vacant In the Shively school by the
resignation Of Miss Nlckcrson for the
present aS a regiar teacher viii not be
made until the return Of Director Hlg-
Gins.
The bark Harry Morse. at the a. &.
:. II. II. dock. has discharged nearly
III her cargo OF salmon. She had fen.
Ter broken and sustained some slight |
iamage against the dock in the gale
IN Sunday.
Mr.. Rolfe, representing Strauss Bros..
n Chicago. will b. at c. II. Cooper's
IN Thursday and Friday. Sept. 81, 2s,
With great line OF fine woolens in the
'leoe, Orders taken and satisfaction
Guaranteed.
The ship Australia which left Port. |
and on Sunday Is lying above Tongue
'oint. unable 10 Ret over the hog |
Dack.' She has been two days on the |
way down and may be able TO get over
hia morning
The State Fair was a success iinan-
Tally and In every way. All premiums |
VIII be paid In full and the board OF |
agriculture deserve much credit for the |
uccessful conduct and termination of
he great fair.
Miss Greata Strlckler. who has been
citing as assistant 10 Mr.. Snodgrass
n hts gallery for several months past.
as returned 20 her home In Portland.
onsequent upon the sale by Mr. Snod-
rass OF the property.
a telegram received from Parke Up
hur announces ihat he has arrived In
Washington, d. G. He stopped on the
'ay East at Salt Lake City and also
AfNhNNAs AAt NAHeNNh W ittlNt IOI |
'orto Rico about the itth OF October.
Reliable man to represent, in resident
Ommunlty. old established house,
'orth s2500OO, Duties require hiring
elp. making collections and some office
'ork. Liberal salary and expenses ad-
anced to right party. Address WIN. ].
HI. Mgr. 12S Chestnut St., Phlladel-
hia, Pa,
4 very enthusiastic meeting was held
/ Warrenton Saturday evening In re-
ard 10 the bicycle path to the beach.
our hundred dollars has already been
absorbed for the purpose. The organ
alton elected officers and selected as
name for the Institution. the War
,nton & Clatsop Beach Bicycle Assoc
alton.
II is said that great numbers of
hinese are leaving the Puget Sound
orts for China, coming principally
'om the largest cities all through the
asst They are said to be non-commit-
Il but II Is stated that they are being
llled home on account of some political
form, For the greater part they can
? spared.
A four-masted ship was reported out {
de the bar at o'clock yesterday af- {
rday afternoon, She is thought to
2 the w. j. Plrrie from Shanghai
hich Is due here. as she answers the
OF that vessel. On account
the rough condition Of the bar she
III probably not attempt to cross In
Il this morning.
A stranded whale about 80 feet In
myth was one Of the sights for the l
irlous at Seaside on Saturday after
ION, The whale ran too close In shore,
low tide or as the tide was going I
It and was left high and dry on the
Inds. AS its immense carcass might
,come q hard proposition to dispose :
! II killed 1t was not disturbed and !