The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-12-15

high grade perfumes In half pint bottles
az 81 per bottle. Charles Rogers. druggist
Have a full line Of PlIauds Royal per-
fumes, Roger & GAliet's perfun Is; Queen
OF vlolets In bulk aud fancy bottles;
full line OF Palmcr's In bottle and bulk.
Charles RogerS
T.. r. Davis. who has hecn IN with ty-
phoid fever fer sone time past. Is danger
ously near deaths door, aud his phySi-
clans were very much conecrnsd yester-
day for his safety.
A special meeting OF the W. r. corps
viii be held az : .. m. for the purpose
/ OF electing officers. Members are re-
quested to be present. BY order OF Presi-
dent. Mrs. Cora Green.
The Telephone did not arrive unti after
6 p m yesterday. ofaeers OF the boat
report. however. that the detention was
due to the late hour at which she len out
OF Portland In the morning.
The condition Of Miss Bertha Coulter.
OF this city. who ls ~ in Portland. IL
critical She underwent an operation yes
terdAy and the physicians enter,a.ned
grave fears for her recovery.
W. J. Ovens. manager OF the Cudahy
Packing Company. AZ Seattle. returned
by rail last night Mr. ovens Is a nephew
OF the late Alexander Campbell and had
been here attending the funeral.
WE ARE SHOWING AN ELEGANT
LINE OF BLACK PEAU DE SOLE
SILKS IN ls-YARD LENGTHS. FROM
siL0 TO S2l-o PER PATTERN. C. H.
COOPER. THE LEADING HOUSE OF
ASTORIA.
General John l. Rodgers. formerly sta
toned at the mouth Of the Columbia.
and who was In charge az Governors
Island. n. Y. before the late war. has
been transferred to Fort Hamilton, New
York Harbor.
In the probate court yesterday Thomas
II. Anderson. Of Clifton. was appointed
administrator OF the estate Of James
Davis. who recently died in the state in
sane asylum. The estate has been ap-
praised at $eoo
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Hyland. accompanied
BY Miss Boiling. will leave this morning
I for Hot Springs. Ark Miss Boelllng will
remain away several weeks and Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Hyland. after staying some tine at
/ the springs, viii 90 further east and
/ spend the winter.
p. J. shistad, foreman for Elmore. San
born & Co., returned from Florence yes
terday. where he has been in charge Of
the cannery there since the fan. The sea
son there, he says. has been fair and an
average pack was put up.
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/ The water Is reported TO be falling rap
Idly in the river between here and Port
land. due 10 the freezing Of the streams
az the headwaters. Old river men say
that even with no ice In the river the
channel would be unnayigable for loaded
ships Of ordinary draugh:.
IL required the services Of the tugs Re-
lief and Escort to tow the British ship
Allerton into the harbor yesterd day. The
high east wind and strong current rend-
cred the task too much for one Of them
alone A stop was not made until the
vessel was anchored abreast Of the city.
Colonel A. c. NJ Pennington. formerly
OF Fort Candy, is now stationed at At
lanta, Ca In a letter to the Astorian
ne warmly praises the articles on the sea
port problem by Portland business man.
and concludes by saying that he hopes
portland people will profit by their rea>
sonlng"
shipping In many OF the harbors along
the coast has been affected by the east
wind which has prevailed for some time.
At San Francisco few days ago one Of
the vessels lying at the docks considered
herself in such a dangerous position that
she engaged the services Of two tugs TO
stand by, thus en,aillng an expense OF
5000.
FIFTEEN YARDS RICH BLACK SAT-
IN DUCHEssE. THE QUANTITY RE-
QOlRED FOR A LADIES' DRESS, AT
THE FOLLOWING PRICES: 1850,
szo%, $3.50 WE RECOMMEND THE
ABOVE QUALITIES FOR DURABILITY
AND WEAR. WE HAVE CHEAPER
GOODS AT $500 TO t1400 PER SUIT. A
HANDSOME XMAS PRESENT FOR
ANY LADY. c. H. COOPER, THE
LEADING HOUSE OF ASTORIA.
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