The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-01-29

| ttRc ana BHlnf, hOld ltVpF, IHfubn"
er, antitrust union made plug tobac-
cos. Save your .ags. They are val
liable.
Robert +. Hale, Of New York. ac-
comranied by his wife, will be In the
city tomorrow TO address the Rathbone
Sisters
Sheriff LinVillc is expected home to-
day from Salem. where he went Sun
day evening with two Inmates for the
| asylum
Miss Lizzie Lent. Of Portland, who
has been the guest Of Mrs Sarah Ross
for some time. returned home Sunday
evening.
| .. II. COOPEWB GREAT ANNUAL
SALE rs NOW ON. COME EARLY
AND SECURE SOME OF THE BAR
GAINS.
Cream pure rye. Americas finest
whitley Tn, only pure goods: guar
untecd rich and mellow JOHN J..
lcARLsoN. Sole Agent
IhH'hkt WchtHfI'-Nc navy Jubt IH'
best brands prepared pancake and
buckwheat -four. maple. cane and sugar
yrups JOHNSON BROS.
Among the Portland arrivals on the
evening train who are registered at the
PArKcr are W. Johnson, Dan J. Moore.
s r. New and s. Faldern.
/ l. L.. liz 10 -. ,fif
ltcd los the League Of Press Clubs,
whrr this motley aggregation takes Its
summer excursion next July.
John a. Montgomery has opened d
shop At i9i Bond street and is prepared
10 DO all classes of plumbing and tin
ming at the lowest possible rates.
lloslyn coal lasts longer Ia cleaner
ana makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney ilues than any other. George
w Sanborn. agent. Telrphoac 1871.
\ petition was filed in the probate
court yesterday asking permission to
yrll certain real estate belonging TO the
estate Of Hans Anderson deceased.
|
court VIII meet tomorrow at which ac-
ton VIII be- taken on the petition for
u two mill tax levy for road purposes.
New Astoria has voted n if-mill tax
| FOR conducting nine months term Of
school. A 5000 schoolhoue has also
been decided upon. NJ. ], Kinney donat-
Ing the site.
| A II. Dalgity. W. j. Binder and
Frank Meany passed successfully the
last civil service examination for the
positions Of clerk and carrier In the
postal department,
G. a. NJ. Heiborn. Of the Arm Of
Hciborn a. Son. OF this city. was re-
Gently In Cathlamet, and secured an or
der from ]. j. Foster for furnishing
his new house.
The Italian ship Dora. dispatched by
| q. w McNear. has finished loading
her cargo ot 1850 bushels OF wheat.
valued at $35,670. and will sail short
| ly for Queenstown.
]. D. Lloyd and little son, OF Spokane.
are stopping at the Parker The son
was taken III last evening with a slight
alta X Of the grip. DR.. Estes was call
ed to attend him.
Reports OF tax levies for the follow
ing school districts were received yes
terday by County Clerk Wherity; Dis
trict No 7, 5 mills; No. i6. 3 mills; No.
:. 3h mills; No. II. Q mills
The revenue cutter Commodore Per-
ry came In from Puget sound yester-
day morning and It is expected will
remain In the Columbia river until
spring and undergo some repairs.
Francis Louise. the infant daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. August Danielson was
| baptised according TO the ritual OF the
Episcopal church at the family resi-
dence yesterday by Rev. VIM. S. Short.
The funeral OF the late Edwin Hara-
den. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Hara-
| den. occurred Yesterday from the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Haradens father. Mr..
Brice. lnterInent was at Ocean View
| cemetery.
A four -masted ship was reported out
and both OF the bar tugs put out to
meet her. II was believed by some
that she might be the long overdue
Cape Wrath.
Visitors returning from Portland say
that gambling joints OF all kinds in
that city We're locked up tight Saturday
night according to directions The
sporting fraternity is doubtless prepar-
ing to leave.
Thos. Nelson and s. Hirsch, the
young men arrested Saturday evening
charged with disturbing the meetings OF
the Salvation Army. were In Justice
Brewers court yesterday. They plead
ed guilty and were fined SIS each.
The crew OF the schooner Fawn, re-
Gently wrecked on North Beach, are
believed to have all drowned. as the
vessel carried no lifeboats. She was
loaded with wood from Santa Barbara,
Cal. and was bound for Gray's Har-
Dor.
Rev, Henry Narcotic, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church at this place, left
yesterday for Eureka, California, where
he VIII be married February to Miss
Nora Nickerson at the home Of her
parents. Their many frlendsthere wish
them all happiness.
Bids were opened at the United
States quartermaster's offices at Port
land and Seattle Saturday for 100000
feet OF lumber to be shipped to Manila,
About dozen large lumber companies
submitted bids and these will be sent
to Washington, where the awards will
be made.