The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-28

Portland. was In the city yesterday.
Miss Rose wIogand, Of Portland IL
the guest OF Mrs. w. II. Hobs0n. and
spent yesterday with her az Seaside
Cream Pure kye. lmerica'a finest
whisky. The only pure goods; gvAr-
anteed rich and mellow. JOHN l..
CARLSON. Sole Agent.
The steamer Fulton arrived yesterday
morning from San Francisco. She
comes in ballast and will load lumber
IN Portland for the return trip
Married at Grace church Tuesday af-
tern0on November "a. at 4 o'clock. By
the rector Miss Annie Boyce and Mr..
Robert Hill. both of Warrcnton.
ROsiyn coal lasts longer, is cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney iiuea than any other. George
w. sanborn. agent. Telephone 1871.
Don't forget that there are three
| fiTst-claHa BARRIERS AT the Oceident bar
berAhop. under the new management.
aud you get firI-claAg attention.
TheO. Brneker Bslla cigars and to-
bacco 20 the tobacco dealers nj Port
land tobblnR prices, In quantities 10
suit their trade. bib Commercial street.
The Woman's Relief Corps viii give
grand ball on Fridly evening OF
December 7th. Tickets. rs cents; ladies
without escort. 20 cents. Everybody in
vited.
or Interest 20 Ladics.-send your ad-
dress 10 Saifamore Co.. box 100 Port
land. Ore. and we will mail you dcs-
cription ol Rn article every woman
should possess.
Joseph JohnEtone. Of Seaside. who Is
suffering from a cancer OF the face, was
in the city yesterday. DR.. Estes has
charge of the case and reports that
that Il n progressing very favonbly.
The board OF equalization met yes
terday afternoon 20 hear objections 10
Ninth street No objections were fled
and the assessment was confirmed.
ANN AWNNI tNh VI AAl' sNhAAA AAAAN w
ilppertown broke away and washed out
the roadway 20 Booth's cannery. Street
Superintendent kearney had force
OF men at work yesterday making re-
pairs.
The lighthouse tender Manzanlia left
out yesterday morning and will be- abb
sent for several days. She viii 80 TO
Destruction island. umatilla reef light
shin and replace some buoys at Grays
harbOr.
The star. the gasoline launch that
sunk az Fishers dock Sunday night,
was hailed out yesterday at low tide
and Heated. She was tied too close
and the high tide and heavy swell
swampeG her.
There will be the regular morning
prayer and holy communion at Grace
church tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The offering both In kind and In cash
win be for the Good Samaritan hos
pltal AT Portland.
A dispatch from Washington dated
yesterday officially announces the popu-
The population as shown by the census
Of 1870 was 3is.767 This Is an increase
Of sa.76s. or Si.7 per cent.
]. ". Morehead. nf Nahcotta, has
contract for furnishing the o. r. & n.
Company several hundred cords OF
wood He has purchased body OF tim
ber Just north OF the town and viii
Duf aayeral men nj work
Mattl KurlklSa, a native OF Finland.
declared his Intention OF becoming
citizen OF the United States yesterday.
Mr.. Kurlkxa In the Finnish labor lead
er who II arranging for colony OF
Firms to come TO this county.
The city schools will close down this
afternoon for Thanksgiving day and re-
main closed until Monday. Sessions of
the schools were held on election day,
which is n holiday and the pupils are
given vacation on Friday instead.
The British ship Dunsyre, sister
ship to the Poltalloch that Is stranded
near North Cove lighthouse, was towed
in by the tug Escort, assisted by the
Mallula last evening. The Dunsyre
comes from Santa Rosalia In ballast
and ls under charter to load wheat at
Portland
The party OF surveyors under r. c.
II. Astbury, who are laying out the
route for the proposed Nehalem road
reached Flshhawk falls yesterday, The
weather has been rather inclement and
the progress Of the party has been
slow. and they are now about twenty |
three miles out.
The Norwegian steamship Kvarven. |
which Is under charter to the Oregon |
& Oriental Co. TO go on the run between |
the Columbia river and the Orient, ar
rived In port yesterday morning at 10 |
o'clock. She comes direct from Comax |
where she took on a partial cargo OF
coal for Portland.
President Hammond. OF the Astoria
q Columbia River Railroad, Is In san |
Fraroisco on business. The date Of his
return Is uncertain. and the chances are |
that he win go East before returning, |
IL Is currently reported that he win re-
turn with the details OF several Import
ant enterprises In his pockets.
NJ. Eta Falt the sleeping woman In
the window OF Conn's drug store yes
terday afternoon, attracted considera-
BILE attention and crowd surrounded |
the window nearly all the afternoon. |
She was awakened from the calaleptic |
state at Fishers opera house last even
ing, where much larger audience than
that OF the preceding night gathered |
to witness the evenings performance.