The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-01-16


A gang OF men we're at work yeater-
day tearing down the old Parker ware
house 10 make room for a new building
10 bc erected IN its place.
Cream Pure kye. AMERICAS finest
whiHkv. The Only pure goods; guar
antecd rich and mellow. JOHN l..
CARLSON. Bole Agent.
The French bark Caesard and the
German ship Tarpenbek, both with car-
gocB of grain for Europe. arrived down
the river yesterday morning
John A. Montgomery has opened a
shop at t2i Bond street and In prepared
20 do all classB Of plumbing and tim
ming az the lowest possible rates.
NJ. y. Bozarth and Mrs. Boxarth left
last evening for Woodland, Washing
ton. 10 attend the funeral Of Mrs. Il.
Il. Bozarlh. an aunt Of Mr., Bozarih.
Iloslyn coal lasts longer. ls cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney iiusa than any other. George
w. Sanborn. agent. Telephone 1871
The French bark Cassard cleared
at the custom house yesterday for
Bristol direct with cargo Of lOIG95
bushels OF wheat. valued az $4,000.
Pacinc Lodge No. 6s d. OF H.. viii
give d mnHque ball on Monday evening.
ian. "a. NJ Hanthorn's hail. Admis-
sion bOc, Tickets for sale by the rnem-
bers.
Lieutenant II. r.. Cloke IN command
nj fort Stevens during the past year,
has bd, n ordered 90 Join his old COM
pnny. light battery r. Third artillery,
nt Fort Riley, Kansas,
The steam schooner Despatch arriy-
ed In from san Francisco yesterday
morning ana took on sixty tons Of coal
at the Gas C0mpany'a dock before
leaving up Tor Portland.
The stcdmer Columbia. that arrived
In yeatcrdny morning, reports the tramp
steamer outside 10 be a German. which
means that she n probably the Eva
which IL due In at this port.
I. W. Harper IL the Gold Medal'
whlskey OF the world. Highest awards
nj Paris. 1900. Chicago. 1899; New Or
leans. 1885. Unbealen and Unbeatablel
Foard q Stokes Co.. Astoria, ore.
The British ship wayertree cleared
from Portland yesterday afternoon for
Queenstown or Falmouth for orders.
She was dispatched by Glryin & Eyre.
nnd carries .36G bushels Of wheat.
valued at $4,000.
George Carey. tlmekeeper on the A.
a. G. X. II. road at the time of IFS con-
struction. now resident " Mansfield.
Ohio. where he Ia connected with he
u. & O. road. is visiting friends In, the
city for a few days.
Officer James Phillips. of the local
police force. has returned home from
the Pas0 Robles hot springs in Call
fornln. almost entirely recovered from
the effects OF the rheumatism with
which he was afflicted
Astoria Council American Federation
0f Labor held its monthly meeting on
Monday evening In the rooms OF the
Flshcrmcn'a Union. Several new MEM
nefn WNff luiAluAths CihNtiu WIZ wv
ted for the ensuing year
The British ship Scottish Hills whtch
arrived IN yesterday morning, comes
from Taltol IN ballast and Is under
charter TO load wheat at Portland.
Captain Backmore reports a rather
rough passage but without special Incl
dent
An order OF sale OF the real property
Of the estate Of the late James w.
Cioutrle was made by Probate Judge
Gray yesterday. Attorney Frank Spit
tie was appointed guardian ad Item Of
the minor heir OF said ]. ". Clontrie.
deceased
The members OF the county court re-
turned yesterday morning from Seaside.
where they inspected the new bridge
across the Upper Necanicum. The
bridge is not quite completed but the
work was found to be in every way
satisfactory.
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