The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-12-14

anu other aftcles 100 numerous 10 men
ton for the children.
Children's handkerchlefs 2oc box a
Dunbar's
Those who have not visited the studi
OF w r. Snodgrass lately will be sur
prised to see the change in its appear
ance. The reception room is full of fin
Portraits of all kinds; also the finest lin
or portrait frames ever offered for sal
/ in the city. Call and see them.
Astoria, Or, Dec. 10, 1895.
10 Whom It may concern:-
VIII say for the preparation put I'D BY
Mr.. Cromwall for making the hair grow
on bald heads, in my case It has done al
ne claims for it. C. e. TYLER,
25S Bond Street.
The severe storm Of yesterday did n,
particular damage in or around the city
besides the accident to the pile drive
at the bridge and the breaking down o.
the Fort Stevens and Tillamook rock tel
egraph and cable lines, and the Western
Union wire. The latter was repaired last
evening.
The Doll Bazaar will close tonight al
$3.50 and you will miss it If you do not
get one of these beautiful dolls. There
are still number of very finely dressed
ones as well as a large selection of a
cheaper grade that must be seen to be
justly appreciated. Doors open at 2
O'Clock. No charge for admission.
Weston Daggett, a well known Astoria
young man, is reported by traveller from
San Francisco to have recently made a
balloon ascension In that city in compe-
tltion with two other aeronauts. Young
Daggett reached the greatest height from
the earth and is said to have made about
$1,000 by the feat.
For one week ! offer a 75c fancy silk
at 40 cents yard I am closing out all
winter wraps, Jackets, and a fine line of
fur wraps at less than cost. chlldren's
and infants long and short cloaks also
large line of mackntoshes at wholesale
prices. l. COHEN
Low Price Store, 491 Bond ST.
Notice Is hereby given to all parties
holding Clatsop County Warrants in
iorsed prior to December Sth, 1892, to pre-
sent the same to the county treasurer for
payment as interest will cease thereon
after this date.
Dated this 9TH day of December, A. D.
sos. r. I, WARD
Treasurer of Clatsop Co.
Have you seen the pretty things at
irlffin q Reeds? Albums in end 'ess va
lety small gift books, in dainty binding |
children's books, Christmas |
ards, booklets, calendars, dressing cases |
a nd han toe
hing suitable for the holidays You will |
Mss 1t If you do not pay them visit
efore purchasing.
A well known philanthropist said yes
erday that there seems to be a screw
pose somewhere, when in one part of the
'orld men are starving, while in another
orn is being burned because 1t has no
larket value. over in Iowa the farmers
re using their crop of corn as fuel 1t
els so low that it does not pay to husk
and take 1t to market.
Ladies' and chldren's silk mittens at
James Corbett last night discovered a
rious obstruction to travel on the Ne.
llem road, Just 200 yards from Green
ood Cemetery, four large trees lay
ross the road, no doubt blown down
: the storm and for the present It IS
ipossible for wagons to pass. Mr.. Cor
1T, who was on horseback Leading three
,rses to winter quarters In the Nehalem,
US that the people in that section re-
rt the storm to have been simply ter
lc. The roads are in frightiu condition,
II of holes and mire very deep.
There Is no reason why the people of
,toria should go TO Portland, San Fran
Ico, or any other place for toilet arti-
-, druggists sundries, or drugs /
rry as complete an assortment of each
any retail house west of the Rocky
ountains have just received IS dozen {
9TH brushes, from direct Eastern i'm, Q
rters to sell from cents to 15 cents
10 Prophyactic and Dental Plate tooth
lshes; 20 dozen hair brushes from 15c I
81 each. Cloth brushes from 1Oc to $3.50 t
oh: lather brushes from 10c to 81 each,
shoe brushes at all prices; dressing
nbs from &c to SIPS; 80 different hand c
rchief extracts in bulk, and large as
'tment of bottled goods in choicest "
ors of imported and domestic manu- "
'tures, also some very handsome cut S
ss bottles filled for holiday presents.
fact carry everything generally founn
a flrst-class drug store and at the low o
prices. l would like every one to call {
1 examine these goods whether ysl n
mt to buy or rot. We will take great v
asure in showing them, b
CIAs ROGERS. vi
he heavy gale early yesterday morning
rturned one of the big pile drivers at ,
Young's bay bridge into about 30 feet "
water. The scow, on which the pile
yer is set was not well factened, and W
aking loose, capsized. 1t is probable "a
I the engine was not very eourely | ~
ed to the pile driver and Is VOW al XII
bottom of the river, This c, anot be ~
nitely ascertained until the mNchir
be. raised, which win be done today ~
weather permits The damage sus- -
led by Mr.. Jacobsen will be 81 gh, ~
sss the engine Is at the bottom of the n
r, Work will not long be delayed II
accident is unfortunate but no on
be blamed for It. ri
Or
lat the public mind IL still larrely sub mi
to the superstltions of bygone days, pa
clearly demonstrated yesterday. I
Der OF people were heard to remark l
the hard storm and unlucky acct lnl
5 to the big pile driver and the tele. lei
h lines was because yesterday was :.
ay and the thirteenth of the month the
raj guests of the Occident hotel re- hee
4 to occupy room IS, and a number vic
careful TO see that thirteen people SpC
not at table at dinner. Others pre- yer
d that the new owners of the Louis yer
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