The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-09

u Casbmere Hose?
AROUND TOWN.
/ am too weak ito stand
On pinnacles of fame; l find
1t fills my need II this my lnanI
Cam touch one heart and make it kind.
James Berry Belsel.
Rain, rain, is now the cry. 4to
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p. ]. MCGOWAN, of Chinook, is in town.
Try our fine bloater macksrel. Foard
& Stokes,
Matt Dee. of San Francisco, is a guest
of the Parker.
Today lis the last day IN which to pay
your water rates.
It. ]. Conroy, of San Francisco, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Dwyer, of Deep River, was
in town yesterday.
Sole agents of the Coulter Maple Syrup.
Foard & Stokes Co.
o. johnson, of Young's River. is regis
tered ait the PARKER.
T. P. Jenkins, of Chinook, called on his
Astoria friends yesterday.
J.. w Cock, the salmon packer Of Port
land, was in the city yesterday.
Pate De Foies Gras, Anchovles in oil,
Bloater Paste. Foard & Stokes Co.
Pat o'Hara, OF Wafrenton, came over
yesterday after a load Of supplies.
The nominations TO be made today are
the one timing on the political carpet.
Geo. r. Hueson, of Portland, was in the
city yesterday, stopping at tine Occident.
John Bunke and F. Bartoldus, OF
Young's River, were in the CITY yester-
day.
L.. Samuel, the well known Insurance
man, of Portland, is "a guest of the Occi-
lent.
u. -. MCDOIldiNi VI IOIlitilhf Wv
ware traveller, is visiting his Astoria
friends.
Fort Captain u. j. RNbhbone, of the o.
r. and N. Co., Portland, was in the
city yesterday.
John Stephens yesterday arrived in AS
toria from his European "trip, and brought
with him many handsome presents for his
friends.
One of The well known employees of
Ross, Higgins & Co., very much surprised
mis- wife by sending home a handsome
cottage organ.
THE Casino restaurant is fitting up the
room just east of Geo. Bartley's on Com
mercial street to which place 1t will soon
remove from the present location.
Pewter platters are coming into favor
again. Where the most carves and with
the Mot waiter receptacle underneath one
gains solid comfort from the old heir
loom.
In the police court yesterday John
Pierce, an employee of the Casino, was fined
SIS for an assault on Manager Johnson,
and Fdank Oleson was fined $40 for being
drunk and disorderdy.
The street cars commenced running
again on tine line on Bond street, the
curve a, 1Fth street having been agui1
rendered. servlceable by the completion OF
the street at Shat point.
The next entertainment At the opera
house is 1.-The Smith Liebe Combination,
whlcll will appear ON the 2llSt, 22nd. and
2jl Of th!s month, They play THE Amer
lean GIRL and Esmeralda.
A wed known real estate man said last
night there seemed ITO be some people
In Astoria who did not know the differ
ence boaween a printing office and a
M~UhoglnpLhing establishment
The Sons of Hermann celebrated one
Of their anniversaries lust ntght at me
lodge rooms. A large attendance OF mems
bous N friends filled the rooms and al
had a most enjoyable evening.
When II gets dark earlier and a light Is
needed for ,uhe 6 o'clock tea, uhe low
Dresden lamp with quaint globes gives a
soft Tight, and In the arblllcial twiiShN,
many a pretty bit OF confidence may be
exchanged.
1lliusy more men were added TO the rail-
road camp at Flavel yesterday by Cory
BroJhels. This is the seventh camp ON
Jle line and four of them win soon nave
i5O men each. Mr.. Cory went to Portland
last night to purchase rails and horses
Tor the 'tramway.
The only talk on tho streets yesterday
was the coming city election. Each hau
Tvs own Gavorlte for 'une various ofhees
to be filed and each had his " idea as
GO party lines THAT might, could, OF
would be drawn. All agreed, however,
THAT results could not yet be predicted
The Estes-Crain windows attracted
muda attention last evening, being filled
wida a lurge number of well taken Pho
tos of hhe logging and salmon businsss
,NylAsh we're mounted in a handsome man
ner. A large number of samples or gold
end silver quartz also lay on the wlndow
shelf.
DIR. w. ID. Baker returned yesterday
htom d six eweks' visit in Portland.
whEe In the metropolis the doctor had
mis- injured arm treated and reports COLI
siderable Improvement, He says .he at-
tendance ait the Exposition has been very
large but believes That after Vtno fair mat
tiers will be quiet in Portland.
S. III. Brown. Of Boston, the president
OF the Favel Land ompany, was In the
city yesterday ana 1t Nas stated that
HE ctad proposed THAI TN new Kinney
cannery be lccpted on che east line OF
Nov Astoria, instead OF on the west line
and that tho matter wa under favos0hle
consideration. aa
n
Mr.. d. p. Smith. night superintendent
on the water works tunnel, states that
the work OF concreting the north end
OF the tunnel is almost completed. Gangs
OF men are @t work day and night by
electric Tight and obtain pure air from an
esectric fan. n with not DO long now until
the tunnel will be finished as there re-
rsaens probably less g1Sn 100 feet OF blast
ing now 10 be done.
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