The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-05

were ", G. \. Pohl. G. a Mathena.
ioc Herring. J. Johnson and ~ M.
Flynn.
Sunday was boautlful day and Ia
the afternoon everybody was out in
the open air cnj lying the fresh. baimy
atmosphere Yesterday. however. the
rain fcll again and tho clouds hung
low and heavy
Mrs Ann CarruthcrH. mother of Mr.
Robert Chrruth~rH ~ Astoria, died Mt
her home In Oyab'rylllc. Pacific county.
Washington. SUNDAY Niu Carruthcrs
was a Washington pioneer crossing
the plains In is5.
william Edgar has opened his new
store at 10 As,or slrccl. lie has a flnc
line of fancy groceries. cofrccs. teas.
tohaceos. cigars. etc. and respectfully
sollcit the patronage Of the public
and that Of his old friends
Two marrlagc licc,Acs were lssusd IN
IN" county olerks ofiioc yesterday.
oliver + HurihuH and Mrs Hattie
Gardner. both Of Astoria wcrc given
ofi1cial permission 10 wed ~ wrrc Erik
Hanbcrg and L'nn Jnhanson
Seaside yesterday elected ihc follow.
Ing ticket Mayor. w. G. barrett:
eouncilmcm T.. Condl, and H. l.. Ebcr.
man. recorder. J. AlcaraI TREASURER.
J n. Johannscn; marshal. Ray Nor
ton. There was no opposition.
A large number ~ interested prop
crty holders object 60 the proposed
partial Improvement nf AAtor street
West from sixth. They have signed a
rvmonstmnc" and hlcd Il IN tn Office
Of the auditor and police Judge.
Thomas T. T. Kcegan has returned
from Chchalls whcrV hc has been at |
teniing TO business relating so the
Oregon Alaska Mercantile company. |
About 5000 ot stock IN the new COM
pany has been subscribed by Chchalls
people.
TIE project Of taking the lghtshlp !
over the ridge and launching her In
Bakers bay In considered to h. prac-
tcRble by those who ought to know. |
rhc most dIfllcult part OF the work will
be- tho arsI-tu get her over the soft
yielding sands,
The usual service will be conducted
today In the Congr ,ghtlonal church.
The pastor viii preach at II q. m;
sunday school at l2l5. with the even
ing service at 1880, These services are
conducted In the interest OF everyone.
hence all are welcome.
| will pay the highest price for every
thing-especIally hides and old rub
bcrs WIN pay one, cent more per
pound than anyone else offers in this
state FOR copper brass and zinc, Con-
slgn all goods to NJ susman, Astoria,
Ore, Money Will be paid Immediately,
Constable Wickman, who went to
Portland after Frank Turk, whom his
late partners charge with theft, re-
turned home empty handed. The con-
stable says he located his man but the
latter climbed down fire escape and
got away.
The popular prices and merit Of the
goods Is what Jones relies upon In do
Ing business. As consequence hun
dreds OF people are convinced that in
trading with him they run no risk.
You know Jones? Same man that pays
the freight los and l1O Front street,
Portland.
Fir cordwood at 1925 per cord long
and $3.50 per cord sawed and delivered
VIII bN NhV IliNt W lllG Ahtullu NubN
Yard after Monday, November IS. Oak,
Ash, Spruce limbs Vine maple. Hem
lock-. Slabwood and Slab bark also, at
reasonable rates.
Three ships In the harbor spread
their white wings Sunday and sailed
out TO sea. The tugs were busy bring
Ing In the outside fleet, so the captains
Of three insiders adopted the motto of
Oregon and pulling up their anchors,
bid good bye to the Columbia. They
made beautiful spectacle.
A quiet wedding took place yesterday
afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage In The presence Of Mrs Hlg-
gins, her daughter Maggie, Miss Lillian