The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-06-29

gins ~ 10.
| The sielmsr sue II. Gilmore viii leave
for TilIamook Hay points at 10 O'Clock
tDday.
We have tooth brushes for tender
gums and dainty mouths. Tooth
brushes THAI we guarantee VIII re-.
place isHm II bristles come oul,
Ice cream. guaranteed pure, delivered
10 any part OF the city. iB cents pint.
Ice cream soda. Beat fresh candles.
Private rooms Parlor Candy Store,
$50 Commercial street.
Rosiyn coal lasts longer, In cleaner
and makes lesa trouble with stoves
and chimney flucS than any other coal
on the market. George w. Sanborn,
agent. Telephone 1911.
l bts is - lHAlHkWn l'It lhhA even
Ing for crook County In response 10 a
telegram asking him To come and per-
form surgical operation on child
which IL IN danger of paralysis AZ re-
suit Of an injury 10 The bSan.
Wanled,--i5 young ladies between
hs, sAT 4 Ia, ~
aids to the Goddess OF Liberty In iIb-
| ctty car on the ttr of July Leave
names with Mrs sarah Ross mllliner.
Eleventh ~. L. Il, sclig. Sec
one lone drunk. of the confirmed
class, app Jared before Police Judge
Nclssm yesterday afternoon. He was
fined $50 The court agreeing to sus.
pend sentence II the offender would
leave lhe city. He promised to do 10.
ESpanaipnist, contractionIsts non.
comhntAnts and all other smokers be-
Ileve IN imperialism when II comes to
/ the selection Of cigar la imper.
/ lat' II an Astoria product, union
made, easy TO smoke and hard to beat
Judge 4, j. Taylor yesterday re-
ceivcd letter from Victor u. Dolll-
yer, saying he would be In Astoria
with a party or friends on the after
noon of july to assist In the locai
celebration of Americas nAtM day,
Mr poliivc. Is down for the principal
address,
The annual excursion of the letter
carriers of Pnrtinad will be held 10,
day, TIE excurSion trains win not
step q, Astoria, hut WIN 80 through
to Seaside, The weather promises To
be- fine and doubtless the excursion
viii be the biggcst thing ol the kind
held this year,
samuel Gilmore and H. w Tallant
left last night for Portland, to act as
honorary pallbearcrs at the funeral OF
the late William Hume. which will
be held this afternoon, The remains
viii b. inferred Ia Lone Fir cemetery.
Mr.. Fillmore win be gone from the
city for several days,
The new steamer Anna Barron left |
out yesterday afternoon for Alaska.
Before her departure from the port
she took a spin along the waterfront |
and whlstled a vociferous farewell to |
astoria, Boats lying at the docks re
piled. and for tlme there was din |
THAI brought crowd to the piers,
The British shlp Speke departed yes
terday afternoon for the United King |
dom. with big wheat cargo, The |
difficulty with her crew was settled |
before the vessel sailed. and the cap |
tain being we'll supplied with hand
cuffs expressed confidence In his abil-
ity To successfully cope with any sit
uatIon mat might arise,
Bids for the Improvement Of Astor
street from sixth west to the Mcclure
clalm line were opened yesterday by |
the council street committee, The Of
fers were as follows, l., Iebeck, Si29S;
w. A. Goodin, $3.50; c q. Palmberg,
Si0iS, The contract was awarded to
MIR, Palmberg The Improvement must
he completed by September /.