The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-02-16

The French bark general pe BoIsdef-
fre with cargo " grain for Europe,
II expected down the river this nefn-
4 Ing.
Mr., and Mrs Clarence Brown will
leave for Port Townsend, Wash, next
TUESDAY ana reside there IN the fu-
iurc,
Illse and shine; Gold Rope, Thrash
or, antitrust, unlon.madG plug tobac-
COS. Save your tags They are VAL
uable,
judge NJ. q. Manly. of Portland, who
II largely Interested IN Alaska canner-
ies. was In The city yesterday on busl-
mess.
srow wanted About 2lSGO. decked
ana particularly strong; want II for
Hlx months H. r, Johnson. Hanth0rn
canncry.
Fred Hayberg has returned from
ien'dnys' trip 10 Orays harbOr and VI
cinliy In the interest OF Foard K
Stokes.
Cream pure rye, Americas finest
whtkgy. Ths only pure goods: guar
lntoed rich and mellow. JOHN J..
cARLsoN. Sole Agent.
The members " the Monday Cub
arc arranging for musical iregt for
The people Of Astoria 10 be given on
| Tuesday evening March 9Th.
John A. Montgomery has openei
shop di i2l Bond street and Is prepared
20 10 all classes Of plumbing and tim
ming NJ the lowest possible rates
t0slyu coal lasts longer. Is cleaner
aud makes leHs trouble with stoves and
chimney ilues than any other. George
! w. Snnborn. agent. Telephone 1911.
|
| a lecture viii be given on Monday
evening. February i8. In the base rent
u Grace church. m. subject will be
Venice" Adults. 25 cents; children.
10 cents
l. r. Mayhall. ~ the Knlama fish
| hatchery, VIII S,on commence the con-
strwrior uf the nsh hatchery near
Arlington. II viii have capacity of
100000 eggs.
lf you want groceries that are gro
cerics. goods that sell on their mer-
ltA. goods that make customers and
Keep them. 10 10 A. W, Shipley, the
reliable grocer.
G. II Shubbe, Of Fiirhaycn. and r.
| G. Kiliall, II New Whatcom. both
prominently identified with The salmon
industry Of Puget sound. We're In the
city Yesterday
Osleopithy.-I viii be glad to ans
wcr any questions concerning II. Acute
and chronic diseases and defOrmsties
treated. Consultation frec DR.. Rho
ia g. Hicks office 6IS Commercial 81,
n you've never tried our "Perfec-
ton Blend" Java ana Mocha you've
missed one ~ the pleasures OF life. Our
customers say It's the best IN town:
they ought toknow JOHNSON BROS.
Mrs. n. Clinton viii entertain the
w. H. c, NJ her residence on next
Tuesday afternoon and cyealng. BE.
sides the members " the corps there
w1ll be present number Of Invited
guests.
TIE German ship Brunshausen. which
arrived In In ballast Thursday. SO days
from Guaymas. has lost her charter
by not arriving In port by January 81.
Her delay was caused by continued
north winds
Weather Observer johnson resolved
Information from Weather Forecaster
Reals that southeast storm would ap-
pear on the coast last evening and
that It would change 10 southwest
gale In the night.
The fact that the German ship otto
Gildcmclster ON which 80 per cent re-
Insurance was negotiated, IL nearing
port has greatly benefited the insur-
anre Spectators. They viii receive
N5S,OW from an investment Of $32. 900.
President Mohler. OF the o. X. & ~,
IL quoted as saying that there is no
truth whatever IN the report from Ia
coma to the effect. that the graded |
right t-of.way between that city and |
Portland has been purchased by the |
Union Pacific Railroad CO,
Josephine Rlngvile who Is now un-
der the charge OF the Boys aud Girls |
Aid Society. Of Portland, was brought |
down from there yesterday 10 give tes-
timony In the case " John Ferry, OF |
Seaside. who Is charged with having
committed criminal assault upon her.
The work OF laying mines and tor
pedoes about the entrances To the Port
Orchard drydock Is soon to begin. A
shipment OF five cars of mushroom an
chors has been received by the quarter
department. consigned to the
U, S. engineer. by the ordnance depart
ment OF the army They are 10 be used
to hold down the gun cotton mines and
torpedoos,
T.. S. McComas. the well-known Un-
lon county miner and writer. Is hard
lt work upon the manuscript OF a
book dealing in narrative form with
the chief scenes and Incidents Of that
part OF the Inland Empire. The title
of the work Is Breaking the Trail for
the Star of Emplre-A True Story-Re-
and Adventures on the
Plains and In the Mountains, Includ-
ng Pioneer History or Eastern Ore
y0n."
A deed was filed for record yesterday
whereby the Sorenson Lumber Com
pany sells all It's holdings in the vicin-
y Of Seaside to the Necanicum Spruce
Lumber Company for the consideration
" $4,000. The company however. re-
aims its business on the Columbia riv-
,r w + MrGrepor has also disnoSpd |