The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-12-23

Hoeilerg for your Christmas dinner.
Phone. 1921.
The OccIdent barber shop has three
flrat-cass barbora under lts new man
agcment.
Mrs. Halle Wallace, who has been
visiting relatives In Hoscburg, has re-
turned home.
Ellen Quinn. n native Of Great Britain,
was admitted 10 citizenship In county
court yesterday.
The Evening Telegram failed 20
some blunder In mailing.
For Rent. Suite OF furnished rooms
suitable for light house keeping, In
qulrc at room II. Flayel brick
The Bazaarl Holiday goodg. bam-
boo furniture. ladies' underwear and
notions; OH Commercial street.
w. A. Bentley. Of the Western Union
office. has gone 10 his home nj Walla
walla, Wash. 70 spend Christmas.
SUITABLE CHRISTMAS PRES
ENTB-HASSOCKs. A LARGE AS
| sonTMENT AT G, HEILBoRN &
SONS.
The Alaska Packers Association "
reported planning a refrigerating plant
on Puget sound 10 supply Japan with
frozen salmon.
Robert Low. Of the party Of survey
0rn OF the Nehalem route, was taken
III on Tuesday. and was just able 20
get out yesterday
Cream Pure Rye. Vmerica's finest
whisky The nniv pure goods. guar.
antecd rich and mellow. JOHN L.
CARLSON Sole Agent.
SUITABLE CHRISTMAS PRES
EHTs-RUGs; a LARGE STOCK. IN
CLuDiNG IMPORTED WILToNs. AT
c. HEiLBoRN's & SONS.
A marriage license was issued from
the county clerks Office yesterday TO
Mr. Henry Tlhila and Miss Annie Mol
sala. both OF Clais0p county.
/
noslyn coal lasts longer. Ia cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney iiues than any other George
w. sanb0rn. agent. Telephone 1871.
II you have not already bought your
Christmas turkey, the best on the mar
kct can be- had nt Frank WoOdneld's;
Oregon or Eastern oorn-fed. i5c 10 INC.
As p. j. Goodman and Co.. are going
out OF business. their entire stock OF
boots and shoes are for sale at prices
Il Will pay the public TO come and see;
NJ No. bd Commercial street.
Male Help wanted-RellRble men TO
sell our line OF high grade lubricating
oils. Rreases. paints and varniahes SAL
ary or commission. Address, Central
Refining Co.. Cleveland. Ohio.
The steamer George w. Elder arrived
In from San Francisco yesterday fore
noon after a rather rough passage. She
brought a fairly heavy cargo OF Christ
mas freight for the Astoria merchants.
The steamer Saint Bede left Port
Townsend yealerdny afternoon at
o'clock and will come 20 the Columbia
river 10 load lumber. She viii be load
ed by the Pacific Export Lumber Com
pany.
All arrangements have been completed
| for building the electric railway be-
tween Seattle and Tacoma. As soon as
the engineers complete their final sur
vey the work OF construction will be
begun.
Nebo Damleo. OF the local Postal
Telegraph Company, has gone 10 Seat
tie for ten day vacation. Carl Ross,
who was formerly employed In the Of
iice is taking Nebos place during his
absence.
The lighthouse tender Columblne
made n trip outside the bar yesterday
morning but found II rather rough to
land at Tillamook. her destination. and
returned to her berth at the Parker
House dock.
statesmen wanted TO sell our goods
by sample TO wholesale and retail trade.
We are the largest and only manufac-
turers IN our line In the world. Liberal
salary paid, Address CAN-DEX Mfg.
W. RNNeAAloAAt w.
It's a gentleman's whlskey. pure
delicious beverage and grand appel.
ger Don't forget the name. II. w.
Harper" whiskey. The kind your
grandfather used" Sold by Foard and
Stokes Co., Astoria. ore.
The steamer John s. Kimball, Cap
tain Thwing, which sailed Sunday
from the Sound for Honolulu, returned
10 port Friday afternoon, having sprung
a leak In the furious gale that ragged
on Cape Flattery last Monday and
Tuesday.
A small piece OF bone was removed
from the stump OF Harry Twillghts am
putated leg on Friday. II seemed TO be
free from the main bone and was caus-
Ing trouble The extremity will now
heal and no further tronble is antlci-
pated from II.
The Portland man who was injured
at the football game at Fort Stevens
last Sunday is reported to be lmprov-
Ing, although II was rather close
call 10 n finish. He was struck on the
head and rendered unconscious for sew
eral hours.
Dawson may soon have an electric
street car system, with branch lines
running out to the principal creeks,