The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-09-21

swope the artist has Just completed
an immense Sign OF the III capliai
cigar on the water front OF the Tele
phone dock.
C. stanoka, who came down from
Bristol bay on tho Harry Morse. wa
passenger for San Francisco yes
terday morning.
Cream Pure Rye. Americas fines
whisky. The 0nly pure goods; guar,
anteed rich and mellow. JOHN l.
CARLSON. Sole Agent.
Remember we guarantee our lc,
cream 20 contain nothing but cream
and sugar and flavor, II Ia IS cent
per pint at the Parlor.
Roslyn coal lasts longer. is eleane
and makes less trouble with stoves ant
chimney nuea than any other. 0eorgl
w. sanborn. agent. Telephone 1911.
W, s. Stone, late cashier OF the o
II. & n. Co, In this ,ity. left last even.
Ing for Portland 10 accept similar
position with the oregon Short Lin,
Co,
The tramp steamship Eva arrived In
at 80 yesterday morning and shortly
after proceeded up the river 10 Port.
land. where she will load -four for the
Orient '
Dave MoCrosky. who has been with
Treseoti 3 Co.'s cold storage plant on
The Sacramento river in California. for
The summer. has returned TO his home
IN Astoria. ,~,
a ship was reported IN sight on tho
mouth OF the river yesterday after
noon, hpt at o'clock she had dIsap-
psdrad,k 40 Abe was probably not bound
for this port.
Sheriff Thomas LInville returned
Yesterday morning from Salem. where
he went with the two men that were
sentenced TO terms In the penltentIary
In circuit court Tuesday.
Mrs. w. p. Llndley and son. who
have been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
C. $. Brown for some time. started
yesterday morning on the Columbia for
her home In California.
Mr., II. +. Bushong. formerly OF this
city but now Of Portland. and general
agent OF the Security Mutual Life In
surancc Company. OF New York. is in
the city FOR few days.
Manager Johnson OF the Western I'm
ion Office In this city was at Long
Beach yesterday looking after the clos
Ing up Of the offices that We're In oper-
alton there during the summer
A girl, not less than i5 years old.
desiring TO attend school this winter
and do light housework for her board
and lodging. may apply for further
information at the Astorian office.
Captain Munger OF the revenue cutter
service, inspector life saving, came
down on the Columbia yesterday morn
Ing and VIII leave on the Del Norte
for Coos bay on official business.
The steamer Sue II. Gilmore will ar
rive down from Portland today and
will leave out for Tlllamook Saturday
morning. Her passenger accommoda-
tions are flrst-class In every respect,
The Norwegian steamer Tyr. draw
ing 1915 feet, came down the river
Wednesday evening and cleared at the
custom house for Vladivostock yester-
day morning. leaving out at 1O:4O a. m.
Just before the Gatzert left up last
evening one OF the passengers on board
reported that he had lost S23S which
he had carelessly left lying about At
last report nothing had been seen of the
money.
G. c. Masten. the Svensen logger,
VIII soon commence the driving Of n
tunnel, about 100 feet In length, in or
der to extend his logging road into
new belt Of timber at the head Of the
Wallusk.
The coast Schooner Pioneer that re-
Gently loaded lumber at Knappton,
cleared at the custom house yesterday
for'san Francisco and left out at 1O;4O
a, M. with 100000 feet Of timber and
$1,000 laths,
2 ]. B. Yeon. the cathlamet logger.
has been busy building a new log chute
up to a large tract of timber, adIoln-
ing his present works. He has shifted
his big donkey engine so as to operate
on the new chute.