The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-01-12

MIR. jackson, Of uppcrtown, had the fore
nngcr OF his len hand pretty badly cut yes
ter,iNy while chopping kindling wood, pr J,
A, Fulton dressed the wound
Captain Archie rcaSe took the Eldcr mp last "
night and will return by the Thompson In the
morning, being relieved On the way 50 US to II
he here In time to catch the China steamer r
"BillS" Mead, the general agent of the oma' u
ha line. is visiting IN the city and is the same
Old freight agent that he always was, II c
there is anything going William Is next door
The bottle of gold dust sent down to Martin
Foard on the Elder which was received yes
terday, is u curiosity and is sample otwhat
will come to Astoria in the future nom the
land OF promise,
Helen, the youngest daughter OF Judge ,
Frank J. Taylor, is IN with dyphtheria, but ,
the attending physicians do not think there
is any cause of alarm, as every precautiOn is ,
being taken against Its spread.
A petition was filed yesterday In the audi
tors ONCE by Mrs. Susan Mat,son, asking the
council for s2Eo damages for injuries received
by her son, Henry Mattson, who fell through
the rOadwaain Uniontown, November II
Mr., +. NJ. Gerdes. OF Ross, Higgins & Co,
will leave on the next trip Of the Elder with
large consignment OF goods for their new
store Mt Skagway. Mr. Gerdes has been a
faithful employe OF the house and deserves
his promotion ,
a beautiful sight occurred ON the water
mont yesterday when the British ship Mtu,
AIDES in charge OF Pilot poie spread all her |
canvas at her anchorage on the o, r & y. I
Vharfand sailed out TO sea without the aid
OF a tug. Few other harbors can ,acw such n
record.
Word is received that a revival of unusual
interest is in progress in the Methodist
church at llwuco, under the direction OF
Evangelist Mexican, OF seattle Rev. Mr. ,
Ellsworth. pastor of the lo1al church. reports
that there are thirty five seekers and twenty ,
accesslonS 10 the church
A large party OF Elks, arrived ON the Telr-
phone yesterday to attend the entertainment
at the opeu,.house last night and the stag So $
cial at the Elks hall. Among the party were.
W. H. Mead, Henry Griffin, W. +. Hurd. +
H. Clute, J, A. waddlc, Ad Hatfield. ;.
Schmidt and Al. McGissis Of the steamer Tel. q,
ephone.
A mix-up occurred yesterday afternoon in {
front Of the sherman stables between a Il
street car and team OF horses which was r
standing at the curb. As the car passed the a
horses turned toward the street, the tongue
Of the wagon catching in the platform OF the
car. The horses were thrown down, but by
the prompt stopping Of the car, no damage
was done to them or the car. =,
d
II you have hides. wool furs. rags =,
bone. or any kind Of junk for sale. ship
1 to r. NJ. CASTOR. 100 Fourteenth street, :
Azf nrFa nrary -ft 81 -
will call at your place and get It. He :
pays cash.
Largest and most complete assortment :,
Il air-tight heaters in the city. All the II
linds advertised fn thhs paper may be .
'een and compared at our store, then T.,
'our selection viii be satisfactory to you. :,
'oar1 & Stokes Co.
Shares OF the Alaska Transportation %
ma Development company OF Chicago C
ire the most desrclble inveFmeGIt before
he public. Safer than savings banks ana
'ank stock. Paying large dividends al
shares one dollar For Information ad-
Iress W. L. Dudley. general agent Hal
er building Seattle Wash. er
The Riverside bowling club IS wide le
wake in It's methods and is determined 10
ncourage its many patrons as circum-
tances will admit. For the week dating "'
rom January 4. two prizes will be award. 't'
d 10 the best bowiers. The fist prize
iii be 8 or its equivalent in goods at any
tore in town; second prize $50 in casn P'
r goods. 60
The Pacific Can Company ever since rs in ~,
option has been one Of the most enterprising ria
usiness establishments Of the city. Besides tor
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