The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-19

on hlh i'll lFE, bIfAhlHE " Nv VIZ
brought to Astoria ana Dr. Fulton II
attending him
our przs 1876 organ vii be drawn
New Years eve, Chancca given on
every $3.50 purchase of holiday goods
u. T.. ALLEN 4 SON.
! Alexander Thomas. a fisherman and
a native Of England. ruidlng II, North
shor. died sunday TIN funrfui Will
tako place IN this cfly today
1Hc 0reg,nitn ycH'0rtty contained
the address ~ Sir slhH -. smith. de-
llyrrcd before tho oregon Historical
Association 20 portland. Saturday.
RoAiyn coal lasts longer. is cleaner
and makes lcHn trouble with stovca and
chimney nuea than any other. George
W. sanborn. Agent Telephone 1911.
The funeral II Joseph Loyclt viii
take place from Pobln undertaking
roumA at o'cloc6 tbis artornuon. The
intvrmcnt viii ba made at Greenwood.
Tho steam schooner Dispatch ar
RIVED iu FROM San Francisco and way
ports SUNDAY. and after diScharnug "A
. fev tons OF cargo herr went up TO
Portland,
+ Roalyn coal Ia tho best and most eco
nomlaAl coal for household uso IN A.
toria. Try II once ana you will have
no other George W. sRnborn. Agent.
Telephone 1871.
W W. McCor1. national organizer
NJ tho Kmgn;H aad Ladies' of Sc
curi'y. will b. In town lo.iay and this
evening will hold a mod,ing at iSO "a,
Catpahau'a hhll
+ FNd Springer and Miss Bertha.
daughter Of H. NJ CASTOR. wcrr mar
rlrd yesterday afternoon ut the homo
~ IN, brides parents Rcy Henry
Marco,l officiating.
The revenue cutter Commodore Per
~ arrived 10 yesterday morning. She
VIII winter hnNr Captain kilgorr
Huu commands her and Lieutenant
s,utdrvnut IN ou buard.
The German ship Masualcuc. which
arrived in SUNDAY. was h,rc last year
under th, nam, ,t ,hc Ti,,dc Winds,
and them nrw The British nag. She
Wucr was told 60 tho q rmtns.
with tho view OF closing out my
entire stock Of latest improved air
urbt hr5icrs. am now Offering them
for atle a, discount of 10 pr cont
W. j. SCrLLY. ill Bond slrol
Thr- largo sailing vessels came ~
Sunday Thy were The BHush ship
C.ugan from Caraa, the GcruaH
back A,Irialcua. from Shanghai and
thc German bark ilyon. from MaEat-
tan.
Another barge containing 200 cords
lnc slabwood received yesterday from
kuappton Mills by the Astoria Wood
Yard Company, which they offcr for
sale at $500 ana S22j per cord. de-
uvcrci.
The \. Duular Company requests /.
visit the store during thc forcnoons of
holiday wvk In oplcr to avoid the
afternoon rush,
The Push club viii meet tonight, /.
Mr Loocnby OF the United states .
department OF agriculture, WAS un- .
able to be present last night on ac-
count Of delayed train, but viii b. /
down this evening.
The finest and choupcst goods ever
offered ln Astoria can be found at the
strictly metropolitan storo OF \, pun
hlr Company, Prices are positively
as low as tho'c OF any department
stcN In Portland, for the same class
of goods
FOR SALE,-A full-peligrecd, Poll
Angus bull, This animal is only three
years old weighs fully 2,oOO pounds
ana Is one OF the finest ever brought
to Oregon He ia valued at $500,
but can be now bought for 500. Ap-
ply to Nj. SuSAGAN,
The Christmas decorations of Grace .
church viii be made during the arter-
Moons and evenings OF this week Tho
building will be warmed and as many
friends Of the parish as can conven-
iently assist In the work are oInest-
ly requested to be present
Paddy Doe, John'a younger brother,
was very drunk and very noisy sun
day night and as he was being es-
corled to the city Jail by two police
men he blasted The bloody Beers or
words to that effect, and managed to
draw a large crowd. He was fined
$50 by Judge Nelson yesterday.
There was a crowd at the opera house
last night to hear and see the Wizard