The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-28

The gasoline achoong-' Anita returned
yesterday from a trip 90 the sllclz and
Neatucca chnnereH ~ John Kirnnan.
Jus, received, the Knox hat FOR fall
and winter i9oi.i9o2. both ,lifr and sof,
styles. al G, II coopcrs sole agent
MIva Fay Fuller, rcprsscn'ing tAr
Portland Evening Telegram, II In Aa,o-
ria 20 cover thc regatta for her pa
pcr.
For Rent Nicely furnished rooms In
a private family az reasonable pricce.
Inquire at No. % Astor street. corner
Third
We guarantee our Perfection Blend
Mocha and lava c1rrcr 10 please YOU.
II 8, docs No, your money bagk--John-
son Bros.
Parties holding coupons Tor crockery
ware a, c H. c,opcrs should Grcsrnt
tho same while .hc assor,mea, Is large.
Don't delay
For nrsi-elasa harness ami general
wpairlag 50 TO A, T.. P.naoll. io9 Twelfth
Street Prlccu reasonable and satisfac-
upn guaranteed,
Wsa,cI-TtusIwarhy man as part
nrr ln plain cash business Clear, $500
per month $3.50 required Address u"
As,nran once
Cream pure rye. Americas fnssi
whisky. The oaly pure goods. guar
sn,eci Hch and mellow. JOHN l.
CARLSON, Sole Agent.
For ba:h and shine on sunday
mornings. 80 TO the Palace Baths. Ey-
'y,hug new ami clean. Porccla!n tubs.
Davis 4 corb,tt proprictors,
John a. Montgomery has opened a
shop at ~ Bond s,reeI ana Ia prepared
TO do all classes ot plumbing and tin.
n!ns a, the loves, possible rates.
Roher. sulior. os wesip5rt Oregon.
s prepared 10 furnish. on shor, notice.
no very bcs, Of lumber. rough. dressed
" kiln-irled. a, the loves, prices.
Roslyn coal lasts longer. rs cleaner ami
makes less trouble with stoves and
iues than any other GeorsS
W. sanborn. agent; telephone 1911.
Th' school board viii meet next week
% clcc teachers 90 nl vacancies made
'y rcs,gn1,I'as Four positions viii he
ilci besides ths Oppoatmcnt OF a sub.
Uutc
Thcrc stIll remains unsnld the follow.
ng furniture; Plrlor chairs. cNelnonier.
glassware, Kitchen utensils. etc. which
nls, hc disposed of at once at any
rice. $, DanElgcr
During her stay In the city Regatta
queen Ivy Barker viii be- the gucs. u
irs, W. r. Clutter Several ladies' are
IannInR entertainments in honor OF the
uecn and her maids.
The oRrsmcn u the Alameda crew
VII arrive In Astoria today and the |
,cmbcrs ~ tho track team win reach
ere Thursday The Olympics and |
ou,h Ends ar, already here, having |
rived Monday evening,
The Toke PoIn, oyster House Is now |
pcn to the public at il2 Eleventh 81. |
he celebrated Toke Point oysters |
erycd In any style. Everything new
nd up-to-date. Service the best,
Dpen day and night, Frank Hiatt. pro-
rletor
The Rev. MIR, Short, or Grace Episco-
al church. viii leave with his family |
oiay for Seaside. where he may be
ddressed during the month OF Septem-
er, Sunday services at Grace church |
'lll be continued as usual. due notice |
{ which will appear In the daily pa
ers.
The o. II, & N. has made rate OF
SO from Astoria and Portland for the
'an- American exposition at Buffalo.
Tickets viii be on sale first to third |
tuesdays, June to october. Inclusive,
These tickets must be used for contln-
lous passage going, but stopovers will
10 allowed within final limit returning
Lloyd Smith ana Burt Carrlgan, who
re the guests Of Astoria friends dur
1g the regatta, made an enjoyable and |
oye trip down the river, They left
'ortland last Wednesday In a small ca
oe and arrived here Saturday after
con, The journey was a pleasant one
nd but little discomfort was encoun-
cred.
The Robertson log raft Is still hard
nd fast aground and may have to be
rolken up to be floated. a diver has
cen engaged to make an examination
nd recommend some plan for getting
into deep water. The accident Is most
eplorable as this was the first raft put