The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-01

~~JUlihS'pN BKOS.
f.aAt evening at y o'clock son was
born to Mr., and Mrs. q Zeigler.
The plumbers held Il special meet.
inR last night at the union hail.
The Elks gave n nice spread in honor
Of the Ferguson Mack company last
night
Try yellow jackot molasses candy icc
per package, Best on earth for sale by
JOHNSON BROS.
There was II quiet day In Judge
Coodman'u court yesterday. only one
trivial case coming up.
The regular Wednesday prayer
meeting of the NJ. r., church viii bc
held as usual this evening.
Nir Eggman was brought down from
skamokawa seriously III, 10 re-
cclye treatment from Or. Estes.
wANTEp--A capable cook. Also
girl for table and chamber work. Good
wages. 5pS Commercial street.
just received big lot OF fine sea-
shells OF all kinds. You will always
md what you want-~SVENsoN'S
BOOK STORE.
Mrs. Hawthorne Will entertain the la
dies of the ". c. T, Z. al her home
on Thursday at ESQ y, m. The regular
meeting win be omitted,
Several nicely furnished housckcep-
ing rooms or furnished house wanted,
situated on hillside. Inquire at As
torian Office.
A handsome and stylish sidehoard
il a convenience appreciated by every
houaekeeper. See the new stock at the
store of chas. Heilborn s Son.
We have the largeat aud finest assort'
mcnt o: grapes that ever arrived In the
city which We offer you at very 'ow
price. ROSS HIGGINS X CO
Tho cold east wind blowing yester-
day morning died away later and made
ladies weather. Condition Of tha bar
at dusk was-wInd, NV; clear.
smooth,
one of the best displays OF chairs in
the state In TO be seen at the leading
fuAnture store OF Chas. Heilborn &
Son. Handsome Morris chairs, fancy
rockers. correct dining chairs and
everything new, nice and cheap,
From news received from the NJ. II.
conference at Grants Pass We are IN
formed that the Rev. Harold oberg
has been reaprolnted to his charge In
this city. A special request was sent
In for that purpose and his numerous
friends viii receive him back heartily.
The steamer Lurllne was hoated
Tuesday morning and reached Port
land at o'clock, where she will im-
mediately be placed on Olscn's ways
to be repaired. The steamer was plac-
I'd between two barges, which kept her
properly aIloat and propelled herself
up the river towing the barges with
her, Thus. while they kept her up,
she kent them going, II is expected
the steamer will be ON the run again
within six weeks.
At q meeting Of the school board It
was decided TO make use OF the school.
house now In course of construction In
Unlontown, and which win be known
as the Taylor school, as soon as 1t Is
The question Of lntroluc-
Ing German as a study In the High
school came up at the same meeting
and Il was voted to be kept out. At
the beginning of the term quite a
number of students expressed wish
to study German and the action Of
the board viii doubtless be regretted
by them.
In the circuit court yesterday case
was argued In connection with certain
improvements on Thirty
fourth street In Uppertown, Several
Of the interested property holders In
the vicinity are endeavorlng to re-
strain the city from carrying out Its
plans, A demurrer was argued by
the Hon. G. w, Fulton for the people
md taken under advisement. j. s,
Dellinger's printing account Of $40 was
ordered paid as was that of c. r.
Runyon for $50 for court reporting.
Court was adjourned In the afternoon
until the 18th of this month, when
the Judge will sit for one day before
leaving for the regular term at st.
tIelens which begins on the 10Th In
slant,