The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-01-26
WEDNESDAY


When a man sees no way out OF diIii-
Guilty. there Is always "a woman's way"
TIT schnlins's Best tea and baking powder.
Cheapest milk In the city at the Parlor.
Hot Scotch and hot Tom and Jerry at
the once.
Dress goods at your own pr'cc. shana-
han Bros.
AT the A. F. C. aneys yesterday Mrs
Gum scored 70.
oregonians are praying for raln--tOo
much American weather
Bicycle and repair shop at iS Ninth
streOt Charges reasonable.
Lost--I.ady's gold watch. Return TO
Astorian Office and receive reward,
wanted--An kinds OF secondhand fur
niture. II. H. Zapf, G. Commercial st.
Captain Phillips. OF the Commodore
Perry. is laid up az his home with an at
tack OF bronchitis
Situation wansei-Esy an experienced
woman as domestic or waitress. can at
As,or House. room 5.
Lost--January sth. lady,s black lynx fur
collar. Finder will receive reward by
leaving at Astorian once.
New crop dried fruits. new crop rahinS
ngs and assorted uuts-all extra nne
quality at Ross. Higgins & Co.
W. J. Heckard creamery butter received
Wednesdays and Saturdays at the Par
lor. Also sweet cream every day.
Pure whiskey HARPER. Perfect whis-
key HARPER. Every bottle guaranteed
HARPER. Sod by FOard & Stokes Co
The o. r.. & N. has a new neighbot--
Agent Lounsberry and Captain Phillips.
Of one Perry. are next door to each other.
Plum pudding. crauberTies. sweet cider
and a large hne OF other seasonable
staple end fancy grocerics at Ross Hig-
gins 4 Co
Advertise your city. TIE As,oCian has
the cuts and can print maps OF the Alaska
route in your old envelopes and letter
heads at small cost
All kinds OF hard and soft cord wood
for sale al the west Shore Wood Yard.
Trailinger's dock. J. AbercrOmbie. pro-
prietor. Telephone Is.
United States steamship Perry was yes
terViay transferred from the clatsop Mnl
dock TO the O. r & n. dock where her re-
pairs viii be completed.
The ladies OF the woman's Relief corps |
will hold reception and tea todsy from
to s p. m at the residence OF Mrs. q.
Ziegier, slt Seventeenth street.
When going east travel on the North |
ern Pacific Railway. Quick time and the
only lire running dining cars. Train
leaves Portland daily at II o'clock a. m.
S. Schmidt. A. r. Church. A. y. Smith. |
II. E. Noble. Portland; James o. Steven |
son. PHILADELPHIA; George X Burton San
Francisco, are registered at the Occident- |
HOTEL FOR SALE.-At one-fourth its |
real value; well established business;
present proprietor is going to the Klon-
dixie For particulars inquire at this
ofice.
Miss Munsell. optician. has returned and
can be found at room l0i. Shanahan
building. until January g. where she
will be pleased to meet her friends and
patrons
F. Carlson. c. r. Johnson, New AS
toria; A. II. Klint and daughter. Gray's
river; W. Z. Heaton. Frankfort; james
Wilson. Skamokawa. were visitors in the
city yesterday.
AT e meeting OF the Astoria Republican
ciscovitch were elected delegates to at
tend the annual league meeting in Port
land February lst
]. w. Bum. r. d. Jones. c. H. Wheeler.
Portland; A. Johnson st. Louis; S, r. Nc
Gowan. Chicago; F. A. Henry. Tinamook;
Captain H. Weber. Nehalem. are regis
tered at the Parker House.
The steamer Chilkat. which arrived in
yesterday from Coos bay. and rs bound to
Portland with a cargo Of match wood,
will leave for Seattle as soon as possible
and enter the Alaska service.
Engineer Hall OF the Knappton mills.
was taken suddenly sick early yesterday
morning. and Captain Webber. OF the
launch Triton, came over for Dr. j. A.
Fulton, VINO attended the sick man.
Mar1ed-At the residence OF Mr.. F. D.
huettnfT IutsudN evening, January =. |
1895. by the Rev. William Seymour Short.
Miss Alice Haskell Kuettner to Mr..
Thomas Frederick Leinenweber. both OF
this city.
In the bowling contest at the A. F. e.
alleys, ladies' tournament, for January,
Mrs. Dellinger won the medal with a fiat
average Of a. Mrs. ingalls, was second,
with fat average Of 1871. and Mrs. Gum
thind with fat average of 321z Good
average scores were made by all the
bowlers.
The steamer Alliance. which arrived
down from Portland yesterday. was
docke1 at the Astoria Iron Works. and
will at once be beached so that her bot
toms can be painted. There were no dry
docks or beaches in Portland capable OF
accommodating her. Astorian's boast that
II they have no dry-docks they have plen-
ty OF beaches.