The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-03-18

NVWb OF the ufhln " HH bN"'i ~
ilrookaeld, Penn, has been raeeived by
II. NJ. CASTOR.
G. A. IIlmple. the Nehalem mill man,
has been spending day or two in the
city on business.
The lighthouse tender Columblne has
been placed on the WAYS at Seattle for
repairs and general overhauling.
The stralhgyle cleared at Portland AZ
p. m. yesterday and will probably
reach here some time early today.
There Wil be a Mormon meeting on
Sunday March ~, at $3.50 D. m. In the
woodmcn lodge hall, Page building
wanled--A girl for general house
work. Apply TO Albert Dunbar, corner
OF Eleventh street and Irving avenue.
Tho launch Iris Is now on the run
between Astoria and Warrenton. pre-
pared 10 handle freight and passengers.
She viii connect with the Portland
steamers.
Having succeeded TO the business OF
Mrs. Mckenzie. will open on wednes-
day and Thursday. March 81 and %.
a line OF new spring millinery. MRS.
u. W. DUNBAR.
a Iced was recorded with Recorder
Clinton yesterday by the terms OF
which the city transfers to Beaver
lodge I. o. o. r.. q section OF Ocean
View cemetery.
An order was issued by Judge Gray
yesterday authorizing 3. X. Stanley.
administrator of the estate OF a. ].
cloutrie, deceased. 10 sell the personal
property belonging TO the estate.
The schooner Jessie crossed out yes
tcrday morning for the hallbut banks
In the north Her captain stated that
he hoped to be back In Astoria In lees
than two weeks with boat load OF
fiah.
Men Wanted-To learn barber trade,
Only eight weeks required, special in
duccments this season. illustrated caIa-
logue, map OF city and souvenir mail.
ed free. Molers Barber College, San
Francisco. California
The monthly literary meeting OF the
Epworth League win be held az the
NJ. E. church Monday evening. March
10 Music, recltations. readings. de-
bates and reading OF the League paper
form the programs for these meetings
All are Invited to attend.
BE good TO yourself and good to your
friends, When you treat a friend to
whlskey. give him the best Harper
whiskey Ia the beverage for your
friends and for you. Sold by Foard
q Stokes Company. Astoria, Oregon.
II the party who discovered nice,
i-bladed pocket knife on the window
ledge at the post office Saturday morn
ing Ia looking for the owner, he will
tlnd him by calling on Secretary L. c.
Holden at the chamber OF commerce
rooms
A visit to this city by Mrs. Hamilton
Meade, who is secretary OF the board
Of managers OF the Florence Critten-
den horne at Portland, is expected ear
ly this week. Mrs. Meade win come
In the interest Of the home, calling up-
on those who have pledged subsorip-
tlons.
Word was received from Fort Candy
yesterday morning that four -masted
barkentine had been sighted outside the
mouth OF the river. 1t was presumed
to be the Araga, which is due here
from Antwerp with cargo of cement
and glass for this port Nothing con-
cerning her was reported later.
Fish Commissioner Reed has no.
tice In today's Astorian which should
be read by all fishermen. Mr. Reed is
to enforce the law strictly,
and the notice now published will be :
the last one given. Mr.. Reed went over
on the West Side last evening to in
spect the fish traps lately placed In
the Necanicum. He will return this
evening or tomorrow morning,
No definite clue has yet been OBJ $
talned to the identity OF the burglars
who last Monday night blew open the
safe at the Northern Pacific depot at {
Kelso. II Is reported that about $40 !
in silver, certificate of deposit on the '
state Bank of Kelso for $50, and the g
agents pay checks for January and
February were stolen. A furniture car
was also broken into A boat is miss
ng, and It is likely that after COM
pletlng their work the unwelcome vls- I
tors rowed down the cowlitz to the Il
Columbia river. II was undoubtedly
he work of experts, from the manner
he work was executed.