The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-12-31
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She wears the bloomer not because
She's of womanly taste bereft, y
But simply to show that she has a right
AS distinguished from the left.
Detroit Tribune
Tomorow-1S96.
Christmas ornaments at Smiths.
Gray is much in vogue for cloth gowns
Fancy waistcoats are worn by swell
men.
o. Astors, of olney. was in town yes
terday.
Geo. B. Elllnwood, of Boston, is at tn,
Occldent.
Miss Maggie Burns is visiting friend
in Warrenton.
Wallace Glover. of Salem, is registered
at the Occident.
e. A. seeiey and J. t. Hay, of Portland
were in the city yesterday.
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Mrs. w. j.. shipley went to San Fran.
cisco on yesterdays steamer.
Lack of trade is bitter but results from
good advertising are sweet.
Silver novelties in large variety, al II.
'Ekstrom's, $50 Commercial street.
j. t. Hay, of the u. s. Butcherlng Co.,
Portland, was in the city yesterday.
The pile driver commenced work again
yesterday on the Young's bay bridge.
Watch services will be held at midnight
in most Of the churches of the city.
President T. II. Curtis, of the North
west Construction Co., is in Portland.
cart is long bat life is short" Don't
make your 'ad." too long or too short.
The members Of the Aramenti Concert
day. ,
See our ten cent silk handkerchiefs at
the Oregon Trading Co., 600 Commercial
There seems to be little or no enthusi-
asm in regard to New Years calls this
season.
Solid silver and plated ware-a large as
sortmsnt, at II. Ekstrom's, 500 CONNER
cial street.
r. A. Hawkins. ]. ]. Brumbach. and s.
Graham, OF Ilwaco, are spending the
day In the city.
L. ID. Williams, Of Ilwaco, passed
through the city last night, on his way
to visit Portland.
Diamonds, watches, jewelry, suitable
for Christmas presents, at II. Ekstrom's,
$50 Commercial street. i,
Opera glasses, gold and silver mounted
and canes. at II. Ekstrom's,
$50 Commercial street.
G. b. Smith has the finest display Of
candies In the city. His prices
cannot be beaten in the city.
One Of the members of the Bachelors
Club, a leader Of society, yesterday lost
one Of his teeth in a dentists office.
In the circuit court yesterday suit was
filed by Sydney Campbell against William
Holmes for the collection Of a book ac-
j. w. Phillips, editor and proprietor of
Pacific journal, and family, of Ilwa-
CO. went to Portland on the Telephone
last night,
Look out for the second annual ball Of
Astoria Amateur Brass Band, to be
given New Years night. A good time
is promised to all.
The signs of better times were quite
visible yesterday, and much talk was in
obliged In as to the probabilities of tn
imemdiate future.
Genuine Findon Haddocks. Imported
Stock Fish, Anchovies and HollV6h Her
ring; also Fine Bloater Mackerel; try
them. Foard & Stokes Co.
Rogers Sarsaparilla is n specific for
impurities Of the blood. 1t cures rheu-
matism, pimples, liver complaint, and foul
stomach. Elghty-fve cents.
The Astoria Amateur Brass Band win
give its second annual ball In Fishers
hall, New Years evening, The event
promises to be a most enjoyable one.
The Boys Brotherhood will give a leap
ball on the evening OF January 4th at
Fishers hall, for the benefit Of a lady
whose husband was drowned sometime
ago.
Nothing is nicer for a Christmas present
FOR your gentleman friends than a box of
Modelo cigars, imported by Corbitt &
Macleay Co, Portland. For sale by deal
The postofice win be open from . to 10
l. M, and from 5 to 6 p. M, tomorrow,
made In the business district. No money
will be issued.
Seventy-two Christmas candles for IS
at C. B, Smiths.
A dray heavily loaded with merchandise
through the planking on Bond
in front OF Howell & Wards store,
yesterday. and was only extricated after
difficulty.
For the divine service TO be held at
iraoe church at n:s0 tonight. the choir
las prepared a number OF beautiful IN
hens and no doubt the service win be
IN impressive me-.
In planning for the entertainment of
Tour holiday guests. don't forget 10 order
II your dealer several boxes OF the III
cigar. exclusively imported by the
,orbitt & Macleay Co, Portland.
A gentleman. who thinks he knows an
bout It. says: "You may be forgiven
or borrowing almost anything. but II you
borrow trouble you are bound 10 have a
'retty tough time, and you deserve II.
Mr.. Rob. Paul. OF r. L. Boyle q Co,
ias ccmpcitsi the map OF TIA coast show
ne the comparative situation OF San
Francisco Astoria and the Sound cities.
rhe drawing VIII be submitted TO the