The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-12-01

Lille DAILY ASTORIA
says that while he has given the publ
the best Service possible with the reduce,
further.
The first rehearsal for the entertain
ment TO be given by Manager Beggs, tw
weeks from last night, was held yester
day IN the opera house.
Captain w. c. 'Coulson, Of the Unite
states revenue service, Is registered at tn
Occidont. He has about fully recovere,
from the effects of his recent accident a
Fort Candy.
All wool mittens. zoe pair, at Dunbars
Mr.. j. ]. Lynch, of Mlshawaka, was
passenger on the steamer yesterday 70
Hot Springs, at which place he intend
staying several weeks. His wife accom-
panied him.
Several business men yesterday wer
heard to remark that they were glad ;
movement was on foot to maintain tn,
Amateur Band by the engagement O
Prof. Nayoni as instructor
Emma. the 15-months old daughter O
c .Christlanson, died yesterday. The fu
neral will take place from the residence
near No. 3's engine house, on Monday
December I'd, at o'clock D. m.
Food pushers," are among the lates
novelties for gifts to children. They hav,
gold handles, handsomely enameled, the
cross bar being used by little tots to push
the food onto the spoon or fork.
Astoria now has an orchestra-the op.
era house orchestra, which is equal tc
the best and the citizens should not be
slow In appreciating it," said well
known man about town yesterday.
Doilies, price from five to twenty-five
cents each, at Dunbar's.
G. b. Smith, the confectioner, has the
finest selection OF candles, nuts, and
Christmas tree decorations ever offered
for sale In this city. His prices and qual.
ity Of goods cannot be beaten on the
coast.
Citron, Lemon, and Orange Peel, Cur
rantsfi Raisins, Sweet and Boiled Cider,
Nuts, Cooking Brandy, Cranberries,
Plum Pudding, Mlnce Meat, Oranges,
Lemons, Grapes, etc, etc, at Foard &
Stokes Co.'S.
Lightning struck the Tillamook Rock
telephone wire during the storm Friday
AFTERNOON and running along the wire
went into the office at Fort Stevens, illu.
NH nat mo- ha t,In
were in the office. No damage resulted.
Last night large number of residents
OF Uniontown attended a ball at Suomi
Hall. given for the benefit of the Nalewa
Band. The affair passed off very success
fully. Mr.. C. ]. Curtis and Mr.. X. Os-
Durn were present together and danced
several numbers.
p. N. Corsets-don't forget the name
are sold by Albert Dunbar.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. X. Warren, of Warren
ton, entertained a number of their friends
at their handsome residence in that town
last Friday evening. The large and beau
ufully furnished rooms were flood Of
light and were suitably decorated for the
occasion The evening was spent in
nirth and social wit interspersed now and
then with gems of song and interesting
games. The rich tenor voice of Mr.
Moore contributed much to the enjoyment
of the evening, and Miss Warren added
10 the occasion by rendering in her usual
pleasing manner several selections on the
plano At a late hour luncheon was serv.
I'd after which the party dispersed
A u
Boys Brigade were organized in Upper
astoria last night. Company A enrolled
. members, and Company b "a members.
exercises of Company C win
'e held at the Presbyterian church Mon
lay evening next. The following were
he officers elected last night Company
l, captain, Arthur Young; first lieuten-
mt, Edwin Young; second lieutenant,
lynn Anstedt first sargeant, Henry SAL |
on; first corporal, Alfred Anderson. Com
any ID, captain, Harold Peterson: first
Lieutenant. Leonard Johnson; second lieu
enlnt, Emil Peterson; first sargeant, |
'laude GODDARD; first corporal, Fred |
Wright
The Rescue Club met last evening, DR.. |
Estes In the chair. Miss Irene johnson
resided at the piano. After a prayer by |
lev. Trumbull, the following program \
'as rendered: Recitation, Miss Eta
usman, who received an encore; reclta-
on. Alena Nyland; instrumental duet,
Iisses Pearl and Lulu Estes; reel 'ation,
larry Susman; reading, Mr.. ]. Miller;
Lena Kronqust recitation,
Ilss Florence Ross reading, Mrs. Kron-
uist; instrumental selection Mrs. Holms
selection from the w. C. II. U. by Mrs
ussing. was well rendered, A few clos
Ig remarks by DIR. Estes and the ap-
ointment OF Miss Gussle Writ, Miss Nan,
lie Belcher and Miss Fay Leberman as a
rogram committee for next week ended
lie meeting.
There is no reason why the people OF
storia should go to Portland San Fran
SEQ, or any other place for toilet arti-
es, druggists sundrles, or drugs
lrry as complete an assortment of each
any retail house west of the Rocky
ountalns. | have just received 75 dozer
10Th brushes, from direct Eastern i'm
,rters to sell from cents to IS cents:
so Prophylactlc and Dental Plate tootr
ushes; 20 dozen hair brushes from 17e
81 each. Cloth brushes from l0c to S2 "
ch: lather brushes from Ice to 81 each
ID shoe brushes at all prices, dressing
mbs from &C to $l.25 80 different hand
rchief extracts in bulk, and large as
rtment of bottled goods in cholcesi
ors of imported and domestic manu-
ctures, also some very handsome cut
ass bottles filled for holiday presents
fact carry everything gene ally Co n
a first-class drug store and at the low
prices, | would like every one to cali
d examine these goods, whether you
mt to buy or not We will take. great
easure in showing them
CHAS ROGERS.
low TO REDUCE YOUR WEIGHT.
When you are dieting TO reduce hesh
u must eat stale bread and give up