The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-10-22

Vllsh Body Brussels, IS cents per yard
Hellborn a Son.
The pllIng Tor the new Elmore wsre-
house will be on hand IN a few days, and
Contractor Lebeck will commence drlv.
ing piles for the foundation as soon as
they arrive.
The British ship Eulomene.e % days from
San Francisco. In ballast, arrived IN
yesterday The Eulomene had light, bsf.
fling winds on the passage, She comes
here chartered.
The special carpet sale OF Helboru \
Son is attracting crowds OF delighted
bargain hunters. Housekeepers can now
buy fine Brussels for tho price or,iin-
arlly charged for mgralns.
The popularity OF the merchants lunch
served by Mr. GcorSc BARLEY az the Ma.
tional is growing daily, and many busl-
ness men can be found there every day
for their midday meal The lunches set
by Mr.. BARLEY are the finest in the city.
Swedish Luthern church. J. A. Ed
lund, pastor-Morning services at l0;@
In the Swedish language. Therc will be
no service in the evening. Those desir-
ing TO attend confirmation school this
year will meet az the parsonage of the
church saturday. October =, az 10 a, N.
Norweglan Evangelical Luthern church
English Sunday school at $50 a. m:
English services at iO;6 a. m. text,
Matthew xxil lila Subject, COTS Can
and the Wedding Garment" Norwegian
services at 7;S u m.. Text. Esekial Xxx,
Ia what God Requires OF a Faithful
watchman"
Mr. Ira p. Good. representing the Paris
Medicine Co, OF ST. Paul. No. was In
the city yesterday doing business with
the local druggists. Mr.. Good reports
that he sold moro goods this trip in the
Northwest than he has sold In any one
trip during his ten years experience on
the road.
A young lady In Portland has just re-
covered Sloo0 damages agains, a physician
OF that city for negieeting to remove
from her nose a tube which ne inserted
while she was under his treatment. The
doctor refused to remove the tube on the
hypothesis that she had swallowed Il.
but she had not. The suit was tor $1,000
and the trial lasted six days.
The Columbia ran on the sands on
Smiths point yesterday morning on her
way out TO San Francisco. A thick fog
hung over the vicinity at the time and Il
Is believed she lost her course IN leaving
the channel. She remained grounded
for some time, but got on as the tide
raised, and crossed out without further
trouble.
First ". E. church. Rev. W, B. Hou-
InEshead. pastor. Sunday services to-
Preaching at la. m. and 80
p. m. Sunday school a, i2:2o: class meet
Ing al lo:i5 a m: Epworth League at $50
D. n Prayer meeting Wednesday at
l:2D .. m. Subject Of the morning SER
mon: The Divine Plan" Evening sub
iect: The Gulf Fixed" Special music,
and evening.
Fall fishing on the river is about draw
ing TO a close. The late run OF dog
salmon and silversides. which lasted for
several days. has slackened up. and some
of the selners have quit fishing for the
winter. George KabOth closed his sein-
lng ground for the season yesterday.
Fishing Is permitted on the river till
March 10. and more or less steelhead fish,
ing is done. especially on the upper
river. until that time.
Fresh candies every day at the Parlor.
where all such goods are kept either in
glass jars or show cases and are thus !
free from street dust and disease germs. |
The Parlor's candles come from the he~. |
factories on the coast. where every mol |
srn facility Tor making and curing" |
candles can be employed. Compare quail /
ties and prices at the Parlor with other I
shops. and you will be convinced that It 1
IS the place TO get the best goods.
The suit OF Leander Lcbeck. COM