The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-28

Pears, the soap that
clears but not cxcoriatcs.
All sors Of store, sell It, especially
druggists, all sorts oi people use IT,
one Of the Astoria woodward Com
pany'B wagons was overturned yostcr-
day on Tcnlh R,r,rt brtwrcn EK-
change aud Franklin avenues This
bad condition of the Htrvci wis tho
causr
iIrrbcrt Ingalls, wns arrested ycatcT
day by Constable Wlckman charged
with assault aud battery upon the
person ~ chln,mlH named Jung
Fun, lie VIII be trlcd IN Tho justice
court
JudE, Mclndc will hold a one dAY't
torn ~ tho circuit court. January
Several DECISIONS viii thun Dc an
nounecd and the time for hcanng
caH-s to come before the rcgulAr
February tcrin will b. nxcd.
For few days unly. crunm mixed
candy 10 cents "a pound, plain Amer
lean candy 10 cents a pound. Choco-
late creams 80 cents u pound. and
everything olsc IN proportion. AZ tho
rarlor Thwa goods aru made frah
FOG Christmas.
The last business mocling ~ thc
prvucnt council will b. held tonight
Tiac munt int'runlng matter thal will
come Up Tor action viii BE- the rcso.
luuion TO pay nalaHoa to thC mayor
and counclmon despite the charter
provisions TO the contrary.
~ a muoung Of Temple lodge. No
l. a. +. and 4 NJ. held last evening
Tho following officers wrrc Installed
by last Grand Master H. Van pusen.
j. \. Griffin " N. II Schoncld.
.s w. O. / Peterson. J ". J. .. A
HoWiby Troaa, Il. e, Iloldcn. Sec.
20. r. Hoilborn. 3. D.. L l. Finney
a. -, H. ChratenBsa $ s.. Geo. r.
Mrirh, J. g., l. Ilarwlg, Tlyr
The salmon ncct from the Fraser
viii be much larger than usual this
season aud already olght vessels
have clclrcd. with carglys totallng
uoAyly $4,000 c.-,s. while thc ninth
vessel which Is now on the river. VIII
take IL largur cargo than amy Of the
others. In addition TO thosc huyy
shipments. a steamer is now on the
river loading Hilmon Tor japan.
The OrigIaal Nashville Students
which appear at Fishers opera house
next Friday and Saturday and Sutur-
day mauarc, Ia the only colorcd com.
pany that was engaged az concert
attraction at tho Worlds Fair. This
celebrated band of singers appeared
In the Festival hail day after day 70
trotn ondouA audirnccs The exposition
authorities also ua,-d thcm In many uf
their nlGht fotcs providing them with
an electric launch. and sending them
all through the lagoons singing their
beautiful songs 10 the mulutudos
gathered. Seat sale opens this morn
Ing at Griffin \ Reeds,
~ hoop 'cr up" remarked Il citizen
yesterday lie was talking about the
Astorian 'TNu II to them straight
and II talking does no good, howl |
Some Of our business men may not |
like It. but that Is ONLY because they
want To sleep, Seattle Dragged herself
into fame snd fortune Her newspa-
pers and hJ' business men Hllked. and
talked loud and long, They shouted
They rolrsd. They gave no chance
for commercial slumbor IN Seattle and
they howIed 50 persIstently that the
world listened Whaop 'or up How'll
And as We wake up we will howl
with you and make Astoria"
The British bark DnnIeggau arrived
out at Queenstown hast Saturday,
after n passage OF l5S days from this
port. thus spelling the average for the
other ships OF the July llect which has
reported out with very good passages
to their credit The Dunreggln Is the
sixth vessel OF this s0lSun's grain
fleet, and none of the others made
slow passage. The Samantha made
a run which Is not beaten every sel-
son, going home In 102 days, and the
LOomcne was the next ON the list.
with u 1l1-day passage to her credit.
The Pegasus was out 12l days. the
Natuna l95 and the Gunford 1856 days,
AS anything under 10 days Ia con-
qIdered Is considered fine passage,
II win be seen that the advance guard
OF the fleet. with the exception of the
Dunmggan, is making very good time.