The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-30

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cisco.
Pupils Wishing 70 take private lcsson,
during The summer % make up grade
work apply 20 Miss Fossett. 273 Ninth
street
Frank J. Narblad. citizen Of Nor.
way, made declaration ot citizenship
Intentions before the county clerk yes
tcrday.
You may have seen better days but
never better bltterr than Hl-Hi: try
them. Foard 4 Stokes Co. distributing
agents.
Claude l.. Simpson. the well known
Portland newppnpsr man. WA In the
city yesterday en- route 10 his home at
Long Beach.
T.. B johnson, rcprescn ung the well
known music house Of SOulc Bros q
Johnson. Of Portland fs in the city on
4 6ufineAn trip.
Portland cyclists who arr not prDyld-
ed with tags. showing that the license
has been paid. will b. arrested and pros.
ecuicd after June j.
Dairy and Food Commissioner Bailey
n vigorously pr scouting dealers found
with adulterated food In their posses
sion contrary 20 law.
Cream pure rye, Americas finest
whiskey. The only pure goods; guar
antecd rich and mellow. JOHN l..
lrAnI.EnN Dole asani
John 4. Montgomery has opened
shop AZ I2i Bond street and Ia prepared
70 DO all classes of plumbing and tin
ming NJ the lowest possible rates
Th' contract for the erection OF sew
crm smrl buildings al Fort Stevens
viii b., AWARDED 10 Ferguson a. Houston
who's" bid for he work wa 1880
Rosyn coal lasts longer. In cleaner
ana makes less trouble with stoves ana
chimney nueH than any other. g 'prgr
" sluborn agent telephone 1911
W. have received some v,ry large
| shipments a., fancy creamery butter
! which ~ are Offering at very l1w
| nrccs for q f"w days JOHNSON Bros
| High water on the upp"r Columbia
| VIII probably make lt necessary 20 clos.
I The locks 40 N" Cascades and the Bai-
! lcy Gatx"rl will b" Withdrawn from ,he
/ run
Rol Master Frye was In the city yes
trrdiy ana reported that work was
! progressing rapidly on the county road
/ being cnns,rI',.d between Wailusk
bridge ami willianspor7.
Purple C0lorrd but,ors bearlng the
announcement ~ the purple show" 20
/ be- given hy Portland Elk. Jun. Il
AMI u. have been distributed among
| local members Of the order
/ The Chamber of Commerce of Port.
/ land yeHTer Inv formally endorsed the
candidacy Of the Hon. John Barrett Tor
! IN" appointment ~ minister 10 China
! 10 succerd Eiwln " Congcr
! J r. johnson. assistant in ne ONCE
Of DR. Logan, lei, yesterday for Al
bany Oregon. wherr he Is 10 be mar
rrl In \ charming Young lady. The
I coupl" viii make their home in this city.
The steamship Indrapura for Orien-
tai ports will probaby sa2l today. \
good sized cargo will be- taken out and
hcrths have been constructed for the
| accommodation Of large passenger
list.
The steam schooner W. II. Harrison
of the Pacific Navigation Company's
fleet. was launched in Portland yester-
day from the South Portland ways.
where she has been undergoing extern
sive repairs
Tickets were placed on sale yester-
day for The baseball game Sunday be-
tween the Portland Elks and team
from the local lodge. The personnel OF
the local ;eam Will be definitely an
nounced later.
The strike at the Astoria fnon Works
II apparently as remote from settle
men, now as ever. The work on hand
will be completed shortly and IL Is prob
ahle that :he moulderS will be laid IN
until the machlnists return 70 work
Al Seafeld, was slightly injured yes
tcrday by coliling with a runaway
team. Seafeldt was riding mis- bicycle
and was thrown 20 he ground. Be-
yon q good shaking up and few
bruises he was not seriously hurt.
The bltrd II directors OF the Com
merSial Club met last night a, the Of
fice of John Hahn, ~ which time re-
ports welNe ecAlved from the various |
committees. Work on the Quarters for |
the club is progressing rapidly and will |
be completed early in June.
Holiday hours will be observed at the
postoflice today. The general delivery |
window will he open from l2:30to 1880 |
and Dne delivery will be made by car
riers In the business section OF the city. |
The money order and registry depart
ments will be closed all day
COncomly Tribe, I. o. r. NJ. have
chartered the steamer Miller and will
leave Fourteenth street wharf al 1;30
today for Greenwood. All members Of
the tribe and their families and mem
bers Of Degree Pocohontas are invit-
ed to attend. Tickets &c.
Roth the Willamette and Columbia
rivers continue 20 rise and II is pre-
dcfed that the water will he higher
ut Portland today than any other time
during the year At The Dalles the
Columbia Is also rising and Is expected
Ia reach the 40-foot mark today.
Senator John IT, MiNhell arrived In
Portland yesterday from San Francis
co, where he has been for several weeks
The senator has recovered fully from
the serious attack of Ia grippe. which
him to remain in his room
during almost his entire stav IN Wash
ington,
The revenue cutter Grant, which ran
on a rock in Saanich inlet, has been