The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-02-08

Mrs. ". W. Pope and children left
FOR Tacoma yesterday. where they Will
reside IN the future.
N. H. nrinker, Of the Carpenter Pa
Ter Company. Of Omaha. had business
IN the city yesterday.
Ladies' are invited 20 visit A. " AL
lens store ana test free gampieg Of
ltalston's Health Food.
ThymRs Push and II. A, Powers, Of
Kpappa. we're IN town yesterday and
we're guests Of the As,or,
e. II. COOPEH's ANNUAL SALE
POSITIVELY CLOSES ON gATUR-
DAY EVENING. THE 9TH INST.
The British sh y RlvcrBdnle. which
left this port In September. has arrived
at Falmouth. after n passage Of i27 days.
Mayor Bergman yesterday signed the
street railway franchise ordinance AZ
pased by the council at the last meet
Ing.
Engineer Root, In charge Of the field
work for the Corvallis a. Eastern
railway. is spending a few days IN the
city.
Among the evening arrivals from
Portland quariered AT the Parker are
G. Byers. H. ~ Conaughlcy and l.. g.
Haynes.
The marriage ~ Joseph Baker anl
Miss I Win,on. both Of this city. oc-
cured "wednesday evening. Judge
hrower officiating.
CRAM pure rye. Americas finest
whiskcy. Tn. only pure goods; guai-
antecd rich and mellow. JOHN l..
CARLSON. Sole Agent.
The cool weather OF the past month
gives promise nf a b0untiful fruit crop
for Oregon this year. II no late frosts
occur to ki.l the blossoms,
The newspaper men Of the state In
attendance At the session of the lcgis-
iltutc were banqueted by The Salem
Press cub Wednesday night.
The new A. Il G. ship. TO which ref
renee was made In the Astorian yes
t"rday. will sail from san Francisco
for Astoria about February 10.
Marriage licenses issued yesterday
Jacob Mynth and Miss Fanny A. uak-
kincS. John Dlin and Hannah Kalt-
sirom. both OF Clatsop county.
John a. Montgomery has openei !
shop al I2i Bond street and Is prepared |
to DO all classes OF plumbing and tin
ming at the lowest possible rates.
Among the evening arrivals from
Portland stopping at the occident are
J. II. Going, J. II. Walker. II. NJ. og-
len. David Hood and II. J. Kalisky.
Roslyn coal lasts longer. is cleaner
md makes less trouble with stoves and |
ilues than any other. George !
w sanborn. agent. Telephone 1871.
The crew Of the British bark Pyre-
lees. which took nre at sea November
o. while en- route from Tacoma for
.eith. have arrived at San Francico.
II IL reported that the German bark
)sterbek. hence November Srd, with "a
'argo OF grain for Europe. has put into
}ohai. her master, Captain Gesseke.
jeiEg sick.
II you want groceries that are gro
cries. goods that sell ON their mer-
Is. goods that make customers and
,eep them. go to A. w. Shlpley. the
cllable grocer.
rhe steamship Condor came down the
liver yesterday afternoon from Port
and. where she took on 2l,220 bar
els OF -four valued at $45,50O. She Is
lound for Collao, Peru.
Miss Leslie Lind, who has kindly con-
ented to sing for the concert at the
iethodist church next Monday even
ng, is a relative Of the famous Jennie
ind, and possesses remarkably fine
oice.
Boston market reports state that sal
lon are quiet but very firm. In fact.
alnion Is the tirmest article on the
AIMED goods list; and a material ad-
ance Is expected when the spring sea-
IN opens
Water consumers should bear In mind
nat Saturday, the 9th inst. will be
he last day on which 20 pay water c
ltes In order to avoid the penalty of
cents which is charged against all
ellnquents.
The funeral Of Marie Johnson, the ;
lfant daghter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph {
lhnson occurred yesterday afternoon
'om the family residence in Upper c
,wn. The interment was in Green
God cemetery.
County Clerk Wherlty has been in il