The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-20

LADIES SILK MITTENS, 50 CENTS
10 $3.50 AT DUNBAR's,
Our prices are the lowest In the city
Call and see US, Pacific Grocery Co
Umbrellas covered and repaired by a
practical workman, at lS Ninth street.
CHILDREN'S WOODEN MITrENS
Is CENTS PER PAIR, AT DUNBAR's
The pilot schooner Jessie is stlll outside
and was not reported In sight yesterday.
p. ]. Meany. the leading merchant
tailor, lS7 Tenth ST. The highest price
paid for fur skins.
Mrs, A, A. Rucl~er returned on the
State this morning from a visit with rel
atives in California.
Frank Stokes left yesterday morning
for Puget Sound to attend TO his can
merry interests at that place
New crop dried fruits, new crop ralsIns.
figs and assorted nuts-au extra fine
quality. at Ross. Higgins & Co.
Dry fir slab wood for sale. Astoria
Land & Investment Co, Commercial and
ge-
Mr.. Robert Wakefield. the contractor.
is in the city and says he is making
good progress with the railroad bridges.
The rush this cold weather for the Cole
air-tight heaters at Hawes' old stand
keeps Jim Laws and the boys very busy
The mechanical devices at the Wizard
on shows are cleveriy arranged and add
quite a unique feature to the perform
anceS
NOTICE: The public should rem m
Der that there is but one original air
tighth. Queen heater in the market, ana
that Fisher Broe. are the exclusive As
soria agents.
Plum pudding. cranberries. sweet cider
and a large line Of other seasonable
staple and fancy groceries at Ross, Hig-
gins & Co.
After the storm q httle frost has taken
possession OF the weather stage With
every prospect Of clear weather for
DR.. linton, Warrenton NJ \. Hackett,
VIM. Gregory. VIM. Lang. Clifton: Albert
Anderson. wes;port; are registered at the
Parker house.
". P. Th7ras. ?. II. Elvidge. san Fran
'isco: D. W. Crowley. H. E. Parkhurst.
Portland: c. H. Calender. Knapp,on. are
It the Occident.
At the Baptist church there viii be
he usual services Sunday. Themes OF
ermons viii b., in the morning. The
'hoice; or Christ and Barabas:" in the
vening. Why Become a Christian?"
The captain OF the bark vidette. which !
.rrived yesterday from San Francisco. |
ays that the American bark Oakland, |
'aptain Whitney, left for Astoria thirty |
ays ago and IS now overdue. He fears /
or her safety.
HARPER Whiskey on your sideboard
roves your taste is correct. It proves
lso that you are doing your duty TO
our guest and 10 yourselt-keeping the
nest whiskey obtainabie. Sold by Foard
Stokes Co., Astoria, Oregon.
Try an oyster stew, for 25 c nts. at
he Parlor, next door 10 Hahn's shoe
tore. Fresh oysters always on hand;
I any style, or delivered bv the
pint or quart. at 25 and 80 cents, re.
pectively. in any part of the city.
Services at Grace church tomorrow rs
1liows; Early celebration of the Holy
communion at O'Clock Morning PRAYER
nd sermon at L. Sunday school. 1890
m. Evening PRAYER at 80 p. m. Nv
ming prayer at Holy Innocents' chapel
! Uppertown at 3:3O.
Cyrus Noble Old Bourbon Whiskev IS
he only American whiskey Of interna-
onal reputation. It is bottled only
fter 1t has been six years in askg. It's
avors are developed by perfect storage
! heated warehouses, and this Is what
lake IT delicious in cocktails.
In speaking Of future events IN As
,ria DR.. Alfred Kinney yesterday said
nat he expected Mr. Hammond here De
smber l, and that he knew the latter
entleman had the schemes financed FOR
ne building Of sawmll -four mill and
ry dock. These enterprises will be pu,
trough with the aid Of Astorlans. which
aa been pledged
An inch Of snow fer up the railroad
NJ Thursday night, and some parts or
D work have been stopped for d day
r two It is reported that one or two
the heayy cuts have filled in. but the
ig steam shovel is at work au1 will soon
ave them cleaned out. Track laying IS
eing pushed forward rapidly and the
respects are good for completing the
,ad by January L
Early yesterday morning the American q
lrk Vidette sailed into the harbor as s
r % the black buoy, where she was
cked u7 by the Relief and towed up to {
g city. The life-saving crew telegraphed d
, that she was in darger Of gong on the
1T. and no little excitement was created n
hen the news was circulated. Both the p
z boats which had been engaged dur n