The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-01-21

he has found a Nugget which surpaSses
BY FAR anything yet brought 90 light
In the Klondlkc, Mr.. Davis will bring
the nugget 10 this country.
AZ the Baptist church today the
pastor will speak In the morning about
1.-TWO Great Blesalngs." and In the
evening on THE Baptism Of John"
All other services as usual.
Old Continental Is a standard high
grade Kentucky whisky. Absolutely
pure. and can be recommended 10 those
seeking stimulani for medical and ro-
elal use. Sold by Aug. Danielson. AS
toria. Oregon.
Fish Commissioner Rccd has given
notice that all fishermen that are FISH
ing now, or who intend 10 FISH the
coming season. are requested TO send
IN their applications for licenses. with
the required fee. 10 the fish commits
rioner without delay.
Rev, II. A Ronley OF the Congrc-
gational Sunday school union Will have
charge Of the services today in tho
Congregational church. Mr.. Ronley's
field II In the stats n oregon and no
has rich and ripe experience TO draw
FROM having hborcd long In the Sum
day school work.
Presbyterian church. Ninth street.
between Duane and Exchange. Rev.
Henry Narcotic. pastor. Morning ser.
vice at IL; evening service at 1850. Y.
=. S. c. T.. a, $3.50 p. m. Sunday school
at 1915, prayer meeting Wednesday
at 1850 p. m. Morning sermon. "Ad-
monltlons Of Friend" Evening.
What Are We Here For" All are
cordially invited.
Services ut the NJ. f. church as fol-
lows today: Glass meeting at 1915
n. NJ; Sunday school at $3.50 p. m; Ep.
worth League at $3.50 p M; preaching
services at II a. m. and 1850 p. m.
Morning. ABIDE With Us for II II To-
ward Evening" There will be love
feast at close OF sermon. Evening.
Evolution" Special music for the
occasion, Everybody invited.
Manager Selig is circulating a sub
scriptIon list, the success OF which viii /
determine whether or not Emma Ne |
vadn will include Astoria In her west /
crn tour, or course, II would be sup
ernuous to explain who Emma Nevada
Is, The subscription list has been
signed by all the leading theater-go. |
ers yet approached. But many more
names win be required before the cele- .
brated prlma dona can be secured by
Manager Selig.
The British ship Claokmannanshire,
loaded with grain for Europe, was
found to be leaking badly when she
arrived down from Portland and she Is
now tied up at the o. r. & N. dock
for repairs. On the trip down drift
ing log struck the anchor and drove
Its lluke through one OF her plates.
This was not discovered until yester-
day morning when one OF the men
went down Into the hole for some coal
lnd dpannaa int. sa,saroi fnsst ~ ota. !
The injury is not u serious one and
cargo is In no danger, 1t is a matter
of much surprise that ship with such
a name did not strike one Of the num-
erous bars In the river and sink out
OF sight altogether. wheat and ALL
A petition was received yesterday af-
ternoon by Judge Gray from property
owners residing In the Necanlcum dis
trlct In which the request was made
thar the proposed route Of the new road
be changed from the South Fork TO
the North Fork lines The petition,
which was signed by 5S residents OF
that Vicinity, stated that fully so more
property holders would be benefited
by the lines suggested. The matter
will be decided at meeting Of the
county commissioners, who will con-
vene next week, The route of the
newly proposed road will run from Ne
kanlcum to the Tlllamook county line,
a distance OF nearly twelve miles. This
route Is about two and a half miles
longer than the route along the South
Fork, but many Of the property holders
OF the district have verbally declared
their willingness to make good the diff
ference II the commissioners will run
the road as suggested.
A suit was filed in the circuit court
Yesterday in behalf Of the state against
p. p Carlson, who is commanded to
vacate certain tide lands ON the Co
lumbia river The complaint alleges