The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-12-22

j. N. Teal. the Portland attorney,
was In the city on legal business yes
terday.
Auditor Ruetiner, Of the A. g. c.. and
Mrs. Kuettner we're In Portland yes
terday.
The 0ccldent barber shop has three
irst-class BARRIERS under its new man
aRement.
The Bergenhus arrived az Kobe on
December 10 on route II IN Astoria for
\ Yokohama.
The combined high water and tides
have overlooked the Nccanlcum quite
extenslyely.
The British ship Langdale. with a
cargo OF -four for Eifropo, arrived down
the river yesterday
Grand Master wclch. OF this city. Wis
tied Spencer Butte Lodge. No. Q. l. o.
o. r.. At Eugene last night.
For llent Suite 0f furnished rooms
suitable for light house keeping; in
| NhliA ~ A"hHN - AhAfNA h'Ahhf
Frank Qulgley and II. Van Puym-
brooch. OF Pendleton, are IN the city,
guests at the Parker House
Hliand Kuettner has returned home
from Bishop Scott Academy 10 spend
the holidays with his parents.
The Bazaarl Holiday good1. bam-
boo furniture. ladies' underwear and
notions; 6n Commercial street.
The Misses Dell ard Lou Hunter. OF
Ilwaco. were IN thf cty Yesterday on
their way home from Portland.
A very pleasant Christmas program
was rendered by the pupils OF Nc
Clurcs school yesterday afternoon.
SUITABLE CHRISTMAS PRES
ENTS-IiASsOCKS: A LARGE AS
SoRTMENT AT c. HEILBORN d
! SONS.
c. o. Applehagen, Of the Empire
freight line. OF Portland. was In the
city yesterday In the interests OF his
company.
Turkeys. chickens and geese. nuts. APP
pies ana oranges: the cheapest place
70 buy them IN Frank Woodheld's.
phone. 2lG6 red.
Cream Pure ttye. lmerica's finest
whisky The only pure goods. guar
antecd rich and mellow. JOHN L.
CARLSON. Sole Agent.
SUITABLE CHRISTMAS PRES
ENTS-RUGs: A LARGE STOCK. IN
lCLuDING IMPORTED wILToNS. AT
c. HEILBoRN's & SONS.
Mrs. Dr. Estes went TO Portland yes
,erday TO meet her daughter. Lulu. who
is coming home from McMlnnville col
lcgc 10 spend the holidays.
Roslyn coal lasts longer. Is cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney ilues than any other. George
w. sanbom, agent. Telephone 1871.
|
The steamer Geo. w Elder was de-
layed on her last trip 10 San Francis
co by the heavy gales and consequent
| ly is not due 20 arrive here TIL today.
The schools are now closed for the
holiday vacation aud the small boy will
be very much I'm evidence for a few
days 60 say nothing OF the small girl.
on the question OF granting saloon IL
censes at the recent city election In
Ashland the city went against saloons
by vote OF PIG 10 1877. Ashland goes
dry.
Retailed at wholesale prices-Christ-
Il fNna f.rLava Enafarn gnrp fpd fNY. M
| tive Oregon; the best on the market;
i5c 10 l7iso per pound at Frank Wood
fields
The little steamer oswego, which sunk
at the Astoria Iron Works dock. was
balled out and floated but she was
leaking badly and had'to be beached for
repairs.
The appointments OF Granville l..
Reed as postmaster at Astoria, and 5.
W. Severance. postmaster at Tilla-
nook. were confirmed by the senate
on Thursday.
The British ship Langdalc cleared at
the custom house yesterday for
Queenstown for orders. She has a
cargo OF 1885 bushels OF wheat. val
ued at SG,SS5
The return homeseeker ticket will be
withdrawn early In February over the
lines running to the Northwest and
regular one way homeseeker tickets
viii be substituted.
Captains sklbbe and Haslam award
ed the contract yesterday to c. G.
Palmberg to erect the cabin on the new
steamer that they are having built at
the Astoria Iron Works.
As p. J. Goodman and Co.. are going
out OF business. their entire stock of
boots and shoes are for sale at prices |
II will pay the public to come and see;
at No. 5A Commercial street.
The funeral OF Mrs, Bertha Rosen- |
dulst. who died on the goth inst. at
the age OF u years, win he held from |
her late residence today at / o'clock |
y. m. Interment at Greenwood ceme- |
terry, Friends invited.
It's a gentleman's whiskey, a pure |
delicious beverage and grand appetl-
zer Don't forget the name. "I. w. |
Harper" whlskey. The kind your |
grandfather used" Sold by Foard and
Stokes Co., Astoria. Ore.
The Western division OF the State
Teachers Association Is to hold its first |
convention at Albany during the week
Of the holidays at which time the de-
partment of the superintendents win
hold the annual conference.
The funeral of little Roy Engbretsen,
uhn died frnrn the result OF having L