The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-03-10

chnflnR dish class TINS evening" nv thr
W. c. r. H. hall are requested TO
bring cup and teaspoon.
To Fishermen-Tho contemplating
going on hallbut trip with the
schooner Jessie. will call ON the captain
Friday or Saturday
AZ the Congregational church to-
morrow therr viii be the usunl hervicc'
conducted by the pastor. Service at II
a. M. Sunday school at 1915; service Ia
the evening at 7:ao.
Roslyn coal lasts longer. Ia cleaner
ana makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney fiues than any other. Gcorg'
W. sanborn. Agent. Telephone is1l.
AZ the Presbyterian church TO NOR,
row the theme Of the morning sermon
win be - Mothers Prayer" the even.
Ing theme viii be Precious Things
/ That Are Passed BY"
Water consumers should bear In mind
that today will BE- the last day In which
10 pay their water rates and avoid the
extra charge OF 20 cents, which Ia made
against al delinqucnis.
Mru. WIN Warren eft for San Fran.
cisco yesterday morning on the State
OF California Mrs Warrcn's health
has been poor and she hopes the trip
will benefit her,
]. ". Hughes left on the State yes
terday morning for San Francisco, Mr.
Hughes Ii seeking a climate that agrees
better with him. ana viii probably To-
cate at salt Lake city,
Mrs. A. s. Dygert. wife OF ]. s. Del
fingers book-bnder, accompanied by
her two children. has arrived from
Portland and VIII make her home with
her husband in Astoria
An order was issued by Judge Nc
Bride yesterday directing sheriff Lin
VILE TO sell the steamer Jessie Borth-
wick at the court house on Tuesday.
March 90 to the highest bidder.
II is reported that the condition OF
Mr.. A. ], Megler. who Is now sojourn.
Ing In California for the benefit OF his
health. has taken slight change for
the worse. ana II Is feared that dropsy
har set In.
The secret OF good living lies In
wholesome and well-oooked food. When
restaurant has established n reputa-
tion along this line II is the place TO
patronlze. The Model has this reputa-
tl0n. Near Foard a Stokes
"Who Is Who" clever farce com
cdy company. played to fair house
ut Fishers opera house last night,
Pusey and 81. John are good comedians
and scored hit, Eva Tanguay and
Harry Welch caught the house and
were repeatedly recalled.
BE good to yourself and good to your
friends. When you treat friend to
whlskey, give him the best Harper
whlskey Is the beverage for your
friends and for you, Sold by Foard
4 Stokes Company. Astoria, oregon.
At the Baptist church tomorrow ser
Vices will be as follows: Sunday school
at 10 a. m; preaching at II a, M, sub
ject OF sermon THE World for Christ"
Meeting OF Junior League at p. m.
meeting OF Il. Y. p. U. at $50 p. m;
preaching at 1880 p, M. subject OF SER
mon The Men that Succeed"
A rumor Is being circulated on the
street to the effect that j. II. Smith,
on behalf OF NJ. ]. Kinney and himself
had bonded their entire holdings at
New Astoria. Mr.. Smith was seen by
an Astorian reporter and asked as to
the truth of the matter. He said that
so far as he knew. the story was with
out foundatlonS though he was aware
that a rumor OF that character was
afloat.
Joseph w. Hume, member of the
firm of Hume Bros. & Hume OF San
Francisco, is In the city, awaiting the
arrival Of the bark Harvester from this
city. The ship will 'oad spiles at Stel-
In and viii complete her cargo by TAX
ing on shocks at the Astoria Box Com
wharf. The spiles are to be
used for an addition to the firms can
merry at Chiknlk, Alaska.
Quite n sensation was sprung yester-
day wien the rumor that c. w. Shively
had bonded his entire holdings, was
confirmed, e. Y. Ferguson was seen
and stated that he had bonded the
of Mr., shively and that the
bond was for period Of five years.
Mr.. Ferguson refused to say anything
In relation to the amount asked for
the property, or how much was paid on