The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-18

"Liplon" Tea and white House COT.
fee At Fisher Droa.
Davis \ Corbelt have rented the
Palace baths with porcelaln tuia Icv-
erythng naw and clean. -Four frst-
class BARRIERS always on hand.
John 4. Montgomery has OpVncd a
shop At As1 Bond street ana IL prepared
20 DO all classes of plumbing AMI tin
ming n, tho lowest possible rates.
Roslyu coal lasts longer. IN cleaner AMI
makea lcsa trouble with stoves and
chimney nues than any other. George
:" Sanborn. agent. telephone 1911.
We have Tooth Brushes for tender
gums and dainty mouths. Tooth Brush
~ that We guarantee, viii replace them
Il bH''l,s come out Charles Rogers.
Upton" Tea and white House" COT.
Zoe at Fisher Bros.
tn funeral N he late Lorcncc Han
sen win take place rom The Py,hian
Castle hail tomorrow a, O'Clock .. m.
Friends Of tho deceased are ,ofiially IN
vl,cd
The usual services viii be held AZ the
FRS. Lutheran church today. morning
topic. In swedish. evening sermon IN
English The church IL no, lighted by
electricity
Tho Astoria Council Federation Of
Labor. will give on excursion TO Sea-
side today A program of athletic COM
tests ana other amuscmcn,s viii BE-
provided
The British ship s'ra,hgyle Tor Manila
with a cargo Il lumber came iowa yes
icrday afternoon and viii proceed 10 Ma
nalmn 90 coal and from here 60 The
rhnlpplaca
Judge Gray has go, Monday. sep,om-
brr %. ~ ne date fnr hearing anI nj
Ing the nnal arouats ~ Mary j. Wood.
Administrative x ,hc estate u " u
Wood. deceased
captain ana Mrs Kuhn. prominent
Salvation Army workers. who are .our-
ins ,h' Pacific coast, win be IN Astoria
ou Angus, "a. ana win alircss meetings
a, The local barracks.
In order a. gt the Robertson log raft
1u, " the mud a; he wos'p7r, slough
entrance 8, viii b. necessary 10 drcigc
under the nf, ami it will b. several
days before /, can De- Aoa,cd.
A. tho A. =, c. grounds today the
I,lks baseball ;can viii meet the Rain
cr team and good game IL promised
The visiting Aggregation has defeated all !
teams In Columbia county
a baseball tournament will b, held !
a, ST. Hclcus. September 5,h and 9Th. |
A purse u 500 is 20 be played tnr. I, |
s expected that three or more visiting |
iIncs Will take part with the local club /
The Sunday school " the FRS, Lu,h- /
'fan church VIII give an excursion to |
chinook on Tuesday. Angus; 20, The |
steamer viii leave Ian,horns cannery |
NJ a, m. and Fshcr Bros, wharf a, |
30 a. m. Tickets 50 cents.
The Toxic PoIn, oyster House Is now |
,pcn to the public at ii2 Eleventh 81. |
rhc celebrated Toke Poin, oysters scrv- |
4 In any style Everything now and ~ /
70 ia;c Service the best open day |
nd night Frank Hiatt. proprietor.
The improy'm 'als TO the Olney lis
rct school house win bee made with day |
nbor. an bids Tor ne same having been
brown on, as excessive. Four rooms
win he lifted up On the second noor 20
accommodate the increased number ot
pupils
TIL, first run " The CASTOR feed mill
yesterday demonstrated the fact that
he capacity ot the mill vii be 5000
pounds an hour. Instead " 1000, as was
It hrst stated Mr. CASTOR LEFT las;
/, light for The Dalles, whore he viii
make contracts Tor grain shipments,
The iishlnE season. which closed yes
erday was not so good as the spring
season Of last year, says the 81. Helens
Mist. James Sheldon. the principal
,uyer at this point. gives the total catch
'or ST. Helens DRIFT as l45 tons against
100 tons last year. and the price paid
vas from one to three cents less than
ast year. The gll-netters averaged
lbout three and one-half tons per week