The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-23

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Miss Christine Barth. who has been
visiting friends In Portland, will return
home today.
Tho steam schooner Signal with d
cargo Of lumber for San Francisco went
TO SEA yesterday.
Contractor Lebeck has about Anshcd
the work Of moving the Barley build
Ink it New Astoria.
Mrs. Balfe D. Johnson. who has been
visiting her parents at The DalIcs, re-
turned home yesterday.
Pupils wishing 10 take private lessons.
20 make up grade work, apply 20 Miss
Fosscti, 273 Ninth street.
Claude l.. Simpson. well-knOwn
Portland newspaper nan, came over
from Long Beach yesterday.
Or. r. L. Ball has returned from
California and can be- found at his old
stand In the Manscll building.
The inachinists strike is still unset
tied. no overturcs sor settlement hay.
ing been made 0y either side.
You may have seen better days but
never better bltters than H-Hi; try
them. Foard & stoksg Co. distributing
agents.
Wanted-FurnIshed cottage or house
Keeping rooms by June. Outside OF
business district preferred. II. G. g..
Historian.
city Treasurer Carney will issue a
call today for warrants drawn on the
general fund, endorsed prior to Deem
Der |. 1900
The steamer Sue w. ElmOre left out
Yesterday for TlllamoOk with a cargo
" genera merchandise and large
passenger list
Wanted q woman 10 do family wash
ing al family r'ssid nee. good pay for
good work. Cali n, i03 Grand avenue.
corner Nnlh ST.
Cream pure rye. Americas finest
whiskey, The only pure goods guar
nntee1 rich and mellow. JOHN l..
CARLSON Sole Agent.
John A. Montgomery has opened a
shop AZ 42l Bond street and Ia prepared
TO DO all classes Of plumbing and tin
ming at the lowest possible rates
The annual session u the Willamette
| Valley 1htuiaulua Association will be-
I held NJ Gladstone Park, Oregon Cty
from July iri 10 the 18Th, Inclusive.
RoSlyn coal lasts longer. IL cleaner
! and makes less trouble with stoves and
! chimney hues than any other. George
W. sanborn. agent: telephone 1911.
T. y McGovern of the New York
! firm u Dtlaheli. McGovern 4 Co. SELL
! Ing agents for the Columbia River
! Packers Association, has returned 10
Portland. en- route 10 The East.
! II, j. Kennedy. business manager OF
/ the Pendleton Tribune. was a visitor
TO the As,orian Office Yesterday. Mr.
| Kennedy was n member Of the party
accompanying the Ohio congressional
delegation,
The work Of buoyng out a channel
! from Harrington Pom, 10 knapptou has
been completed by the lighthouse ttt.-
der MnnHlnita ana the channel win
hereafter be- used by the steamer Pot
ter on the 1waco run.
on the recommendation OF the prose-
cutting attorney the cases against John
Woods Strmeto Beglas and TemelO
Fnlango charged with fishing without
n license were dismissed in the ius-
ticc court yesterday upon payment OF
costs by the defendants,
Rrv Geo. r. Narney. the newly ap-
pointed general missionary among the |
Raptists, for this state will speak to-
night AZ the Baptist church This IL the |
FIRST coming To Astoria ~ this talent |
ed young preacher and II Is desirable |
that Our citizens shall give him a good |
audience Come. everybody.
The q. n. 4 y. co. has made rate |
of >S6 from Astoria and Portland for |
the Pan-Amnrican exposition al Buffa-
To- Tickets viii he on sale first and |
third Thursdays. June 10 October. in
elusive, These tickets mus, be used
for continuous passage going, but stop
overs viii be- allowed within final limit
returning,
The funeral Of the late ]. B. John
son, he timber cruiser who died re-
cntly In Portland. was held yesterday
from Pohl's undertaking parlors The
services We're conducted by the Rev.
William Seymour Short and were un-
der the auspices of the order Of Red
Men Of which deceased was a member |
Intermont was In Greenwood
Hon. l.. r. Reeder. speaker OF the
lower house at the last session Of the
legislature. was In the city yesterday
having made ;he trip with the Ohio
delegation. Mr., Reeder has been spend
ing some time In California and his
health has improved to such an ex-
tent that he has returned 70 the prac-
ticc Of law In Pendleton.
Mrs G. C. MCGOWAN died al 81. Vim
cents hospital, Portland, Tuesday night
after an illness OF several months. She
leaves husband, c. c. MCGOWAN, the
wel-known canneryman, and one child
TO mourn her loss. Mrs. MCGOWAN was
well known in this city, where she for
merly resided. and had many friends
here. who regret her early demise The
luH'Idl VIII 'dNt lhdCt III iVItluiiN lV-
morrow from the family residence on
Burnside street.
Here is an unusual experience clipped
from the Milton Eagle; Last week,
through the bank Of Milton. Thomas
Spence received $735. the same being I
for money Invested few years ago
In West Astoria iownlots. Mr.. Boly.
the man VINO sold Mr.. Spence the lots.
The return Of :he money in
two years with ten per cent added for