The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-02

Portland. spent Sunday IN Astoria. tho
guests Of Mrs. y. Maddox.
A party OF Astoria gentlemen re.
vlved the ld.fashloncd Wholesale New
Year calling yesterday
The Congregational and Blptist
churches aro holding union services
during this. the wcsk OF prayer.
There was uttle business transacted
In Astoria yesterday. nearly everyone
taking advantage OF the holiday.
Pastor Martin HanFcn. OF Redyille.
Oregon. viii pr'tach tonight In ,he
Norwegian ". L, church. Upprtowa.
ut o'clock,
Roalyn coal lasts longer. In cleaner
and makes loss trouble with stoves and
chimney fuea than any other. George
W. sanborn. Agent. Telephone 1911.
Tho steamer Arab which viii carry a
cargo from Porthnd TO ,hs Orient was
reported outside yesterday evening,
rcady 90 cross IN.
Roalyn coal IL the best and most eco
nomical coal for household use In As
toria- Try Il once and you win have
no other. George W. sanborn. Agent.
Telephone 1911.
The German bark Soostern sailed
Sunday noon with gr,ln for Europa
The German ship wnndSbek. wsth
grain. crossed out Sunday.
Pure whisky Harper Perfect whhky
Harper every bottle guaranteed Har-
por. Sold by Ford 4 Stokes Company.
Astoria. Oregon.
The Samson leaves out this morning
for San Francisco with n heavily laden
lumber barge She viii leave the barge
there TO be unloaded and hurry back
for another THAI Is already loaded at
Portland.
Union cvangcllstic services In the
Baptist churoh this evening at 1880,
The meetings aIo boing conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Trumboll 0nd Rev T.. CuTan,
Good congregational singing, Every
one is most cordially invited
A large delegation OF Astorians saw
the football game In Portland yester-
day and say It was worth seeing. They
were divided In their roofing" but
the Multnomah supporters evidently
shouted the louder,
The new leaf which we shall turn
over on January /. l9O0 has the price
OF fr wood at s3,25 per cord-not Il
cord. and other kinds OF sympathetic
prices ASTORIA WOOD YARD co.
Telephone All.
Among AstorianS who spent Sunday
In Portland were; A. +, Rober. Miss
Gustafson. II. o. waldman. H. A.
Smith, II. Tpenwith, Robert Gibson. ].
r, Hutchins. Robert Miller, A. d. Ross,
J, Peterson, II. p, Planting, chas, STILL
right and $, ]. Auegore.
For few days only. croam-mixed
candy 10 cents a pound; plain Amer
lean candy 10 cents pound, Choco-
late creams 80 cents pound, and
everything else in proportion, at the
Parlor. These goods are made fresh
for Christmas.
Letters addressed as follows remain
uncalled for at the Astoria post office;
Albert Grove John e. Johnson, Mrs,
f. r. Kyle, w. A, Miller Chas Morgan,
Julius Offer Cornelius Peterson, j. II.
Peterson, Willie Ross, Gus Stuber, c.
W. Williams, Miss Georgia Williams
(S).
The seaside is attracting many WIS.,
itors these days although they do not
usually lingsr long, Sundays, especial
ly, people flock there from Astoria.
Portland and other places. and so far
as nature Is concerned the beach is
more interesting In Decembar and
January than In July and August.
The Illustrated portion OF the New
Years oregonian does not compare
ravcrably wLuh the Telegram's Christ
mas issue, The press work Is poor and
20 many cuts are crowded ON each
page that VI makes one think Of q pho
tographic crazy quilt. The reviews OF
state matters seem to have been well
handled.
Weather Observer johnson has fin- II
shed his annual report which shows
he rainfall in Astoria during 1899 to
nave been 1910 inches, by long odds