The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-02-17

Rise and Hhine; Gold Hope, 'Inrash-
fer, antitrust, ,uniOn-TDade plug tobac-
cos. Save yonr tugs. They are val
liable. t
sc0w wanted--About 2Ix6O, decksd
and particularly strong; want u FOR
nix months, 1Is. T. Johnson Hanthorn
cannery
Ths steam schooner Despatch arrived
IN from San Franclsco and way ports
yegtcrday morning and proceeded up
20 Portland.
The flve-masted schooner Louis ar
rived In from the Ollsnt yesterday al
terno0n and viii load lumber at the
Knappton mills.
Cream pure rye hmerica's finest
whIskcy. Ths only pure goods; guar
nnteed rich and mellow. JOHN j..
CARBON, Sole Agent
Tie steam schooner Jcanle arrived
In from the Sound yesterday afternoon
and VIII load lumber at the Knappton
mills for "A return trip
John A. Montgomery has openei a
shop at A2I Bond street and is prepared
20 10 all classes Of plumbing and tin
ming at the lowest possible rates.
----ar--
Iloslyn coal lasts longer. rs cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney nueA than any other George
w. sanborn, agent, Telephone 1911.
The Pacific Sheet Metal Works are
lrupnng % hours daily and expect
! 10 continue putting IN that amount OF
time each day until autumn al asst.
rho Secanicim Spruce Lumber co.
In putting 100000 feet OF logs into the
water daily ON Friday two million
feet were noatcd down the Necanicum
river
Tha tug Samson will start for San
Franclsco this morning. II the weather
permit with the barge Washougal la
den with 100000 feet OF lumber and
1000 piles.
n you want groceries that are gs0-
cerios. goods that sell on their mer-
ts. goods that make cugtomers and
keep them. go TO a. w. Shlpley, the
reliable grocer,
After an Illness Of several weeks
lduratinn. Katie Bower. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Bower. died yesterday
morning ~ spinal. meningitis. aged Two
and q half years.
A lecture viii be giyen on Monday
evening February IS. by Mr.. Frank
Spittle In the basement Of Grace
church. The subject will be Venice. "
Adults, n cents; children, 10 cents.
Oslcopithy. will be glad to ans
wcr any questions concerning II. Acs,si,,SS
land cinfoh!AA Aseases and deformltles
treated Consultation FRYE. Dr. Rho
da c. Hicks. Office 573 Commercial st.
George Feakes, former resident of
Astoria and recently n member of the
! Second Oregon. was In the city visit
INK his brother Yesterday. Mr. Feakes
IL now married and lives In Portland.
| II you've never tried our "Perfec-
| lion Bend" Java and Mocha you've
nhed one Of the pleasures OF life. Our
customers say It's the best In town
they ought toknow. JOHNSON BROS.
Mr. Fred Wonder. the we'll known
| costImer of Portland. viii De at the
Occidtnt Hotel with full line OF cos
tunes for the Sons of Herman ball
which VIII be given on Tuesday even
ing
The Womens Relief Corps win give
a tea and fish pond at the residence
m Mrs Clinton on Harrison avenue on
Tuesday afternoon and evening" Feb
No. Everybody invited Musical pro-
grant In the evening.
on the 25th inst. crew Of men will
leave Astoria for San Francisco to
bring here the bark Harry Morse.
which Is under charter 10 the Alaska
Fishormcn's Packing Co to take sup
plies to It's cannery at Bristol bay.
The French bark General de Bols-
deffre has cleared for the United King
dom with F,704 centals of barley, val
ucd at $i5. $3.50. and 32.079 bushels OF
wheat. valued at SlS,3OO, She will
leave out as soon as the weather per
mlts
over $50. 900 worth OF logs have been
put into the Lewis and Clarke river
since the fall season began. As the
boom Is now full the Clatsop Mill Co.
has leased some property near Peter
sons place and is steering the overflow
into small stream there.
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The Thllnket Packing Company has
made its hrst payment for the pur-
chase Of the quarantine steamer Elec-
trio and expects to take possession OF
the vessel May Is II ls expected that |
before that time the government will |
have one Of It's own for this service.
Mr. Etlnge Fillmore, prominent |
coal merchant OF Milwaukee,. Wis., Is |
In the city visiting his brother, Mr.. |
Elmore. Mr.. Gilmore is agree
ably surprised at the mildness OF Ore |
CONS February weather. as at his |
home there are seven or eight inches
of snow
The machinery recently purchased by
the Astoria Iron Works Is now In oper-
a tion In the addition that WAS built for