The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-01-19

Miss ureata strlckler and Miss Fan
ming WIN have been visiting Miss Trcn-
cnard returned TO Portland last even
ms
Rle and shine. Gold Rope, Thrash
or. antitrust. uDl0n-made plug tobac-
coa Save your tags, They are valu-
able,
The steamer Sue II, Elmorc catne in
10 port yesterday With cargo Of sal-
mon and dairy products from Tllla-
nook
LOat--B stween Younn bay bridge
and court house, u small note book.
PlenHe return 10 Astorlan office. y. j.
Sloops
9. H. COOPERs GREAT ANNUAL
SALE ls NOW ON COME EARLY
AND SECURE SOME or THE BAR
GAINS.
Among yesterdays arrivals from san
| Frunrlsco were George A. Beayis j. l..
MaloSo. George @, Mowat and H. H..
Worlhngton.
L. D. Heaton. Joseph Heat0n and
Thus Mcfarland. Of Deep River. came
in Ian evening and are stopping at the
Parker House.
Marriage license was issued by the
county clerk 10 $. J. Basel. ~ Pacific
county. Wtsh.. and Annie Campbell OF
claisOp county
r. G. soule and A. II. Kuhn. n IIo-
quiam are IN the city for q few days.
looking after small launch 10 use on
the Hoquiam river
one hundred boxes OF choice ifpitz-
enberg Baldwin RuEset and Nlthern
Spy apples just IN al johnson broth
ers' Grocery store.
Misses Mary Garner Helen Dlcker-
son. Kathryn Shlyeley ana MaysIe Fos-
ter teachers In the city schools. are
In Portland today
Cream Pure Rye. AMERICAS finest
whisky. The nnlv Dure goods: guar
anteed rich ana mellow. JOHN l..
CARLSON. Sole Agent
Mr. H. r Dyer. Of Portland. win hold
DE regular class in manual training
work In the school room Of Grace
church this morning at 3 o'clock.
I,cr sabo viii leave tonight for Alas
kn. who're he has employment with the
| Muir Glacier Packing Company, which
recently organized In this city.
John A. Montgomery has opened
shop az t2i Bond street and is prepared
TO do all CLASSES OF plumbing and tin
ming AZ the lowest possible rates.
Roslyn coal lasts longer. is cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
| chimney flues than any other. George
w. sanborn, agent. Telephone 1911
The British ship lnchcape Rock. dis
lPatthed by Kerr CHORD & Co.. has
finished loading her cargo OF N,dl5
bushels Of wheat. valued at S50.9l0.
ID. j. Ingalls, was In the city yester-
day and left up last evening for his
SkRmoknwa ranch. where he has been
living since the first OF the year.
Pacific Lodge, No. 5s. d. Of H.. will
give q masaue ball on Monday evening.
Ian. n. at Hanthorn's hall, Admls-
sion 5Oc. Tickets for sale by the mem
hers.
Rev. jacobson. formerly pastor OF the
Norwegian Danish NJ. Il. church at this
place but now editor OF a religious pa
per In Portland, was In the city yes
terday,
The South Portland came down the
river yesterday en- route to San Fran
cisco, with a cargo OF li.O00 sacks OF
,iour and 5000 sacks Of wheat. She left
out the same day.
I. W. Harper is the cold Medal"
whlskey OF the world, Highest awards
at Paris. 1900; Chicago, 1898; New Or
leans. 1885. Unbeaten and Unbeatablel
Foard 4 Stokes Co.. Astoria, ore.
Rev. c S. Cumming Bruce. OF Liver
pool. England. has been appointed first
chaplain OF the new Seamen's Institute
at Portland. and Is en- route via New
York to take charge OF the work.
The French bark La Rochefoucauld.
fror London. with 1000 tons OF ballast
on board. came into port Thursday
evening. The trip from London Occu-
pied but i26 days. The vessel win carry
n cargo OF wheat to Europe.
The Assembly Club are to give one
OF their delightful dances on Thurs
day evening OF next week. This will
be the tlrst given by that organization
this season and pleasant time Ia an
ucipatcd.
Three vessels were outside the bar last |
evening waiting for a chance To come |
N. Ore ~ them was known TO be the |
British ship Queen Victoria, from Ma
gasakl. but the names Of the others |
were not determined.
The Boxmen of the Northwest have |
secured the promise Of forty-cent rate |
in box shocks to Missouri river points, |
and have already succeeded In having |
spruce shocks put on the fir basis In |
the Denver territory.
An adjourned session of the county |
court will be held Wednesday, Jan. 30, |
TO consider the petition for a 2-mill |
tax levy to defray the cost OF building |
the Nehalem road. The necessary num-
Der Of names will probably be secured
to the petition by that time.
A Greek workman employed at the
Clatsop mills was struck by a heavy
piece Of timber while at work yester-
day and rendered unconscious for
time He was taken to st, Mary's hos
pital for care and treatment, where, af-
ter time, II was found that his In
juries were not serious.