The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-12-29

ages were delivered In all parts of the
city.
As we are about to store AWAY Cd neg
atives. we now offer duplicate orders at a
greatly reduced price. Should you desire
a lot of these pictures, kindly leave your
order at Crows Gallery within the next
30 days.
The supply pipes of the old water sys-
tenn gave out yesterday and for several
hours the water was turned off so as not
to allow the reservoir to be entirely
drained. The new plant will not be ready
for use any too soon.
Mrs. Narcissa w. Kinney. state presi-
lent of the w. c. II. u, will lecture to-
pieht in the Baptist church Srhjr ct,
Social Purity, or the KNIGHTS of the
White Cross" Everybody is cordially in
vlted, especially young men.
We have the finest and most complete
assortment Of canned fruits that has ever
been placed on this market. You can
convince yourself of this by giving us a
call. Eight cans for 800.
PAT LAWLER & co.
Postmaster Wise yesterday received u
telegram from the department announc-
ing that commencing today there viii be
a Sunday mail BOAT This will be good
news to all who like to geLthe San
Francisco and Portland papers.
BY advisers / mean those who know
that advertising well done is bound to
bring results; by business men I-moan q
very large class Of manufacturers who
are poor in the mids of great wealth"
1. e., of possibilities of development.
II you want to find out what Find of
Irvine is the strongest-to"ghest-best. as
the best fishermen on the river. They
will tell you MARSHALL'S. 1t is made
more carefully than any other b and in
the market. Gilmore, Sanborn e. Co.,
gents.
Price C. B. Smiths fine Christmas can
dies.
A physician remarked the other day
that instead of colds coming from atmos-
pheric changes, as people generally sup
pose, they generally originate, II ~
opinion, by breathing impure air. Ni~ety-
MIN per cent of what are term d colds
are nothing more nor less than poisoning
Of the mucous membrane by bad air.
Have you overlooked any of your
friends at Christmas? If so, you can
square yourself by presenting them with
n nice bottle of perfumery as a New
Years gift. We received a large invoice
of these goods too late for the Christmas
trade, consequently have a fine line Of
fresh goods for the New Year. Estes
Grain Drug CO.
uaI Gpnutt. hOnlF-ca1lar f1 hNrttv
for the statement that a Bible, printed
from type called Brilliant, which IS the
smallest type used in English printing,
has been published by the oxford Univer-
sity Press. The volume contains 1.L16
pages, and weighs three ounces. 1t meas
ures three and a half by two and one
eighth inches, and is five-eighths of an
inch thick.
The funeral of Mrs. Albert Danlelson,
of Fort Stevens, was attended by a large
number of people yesterday. The steam
err Maynower conveyed Astorians to Fort
Stevens. and after the services took tie
entire party to Greenwood Cemetery, and
returned the Fort Stevens and War en-
ton people home. The pail Fe'rers were
]. Knutson, f.. Carlson, NJ. Olsen, C. ia
cobsen, H.. Peterson and M. Carlson.
DO you know that MarshHll 6 Co. re.
fuse to use many tons of fax offered to
them annually? They S lect the best
growth o%btainable and viii not allow n
pound of ordinary fax to see the inside OF
their factories. That's whv there's n
twlne in the world Ike Morsha'r". Thet'
why three-fourths of the fsherm IL on
the Columbia River will buy nothing else.
Gilmore, Sanborn & Co, agents.
A large party of Portlanders, the guests
Of Mr.. w. r. Mckenzie, passed through
the city on their way to Seaside VIII re
they will watch the cid year out at Mr..
McKenzle's cottage "~Garschkrom.' The
party consisted of Mr., and Ms. Hea'v,
Miss Maud Dewey, Miss Ada Jewell, Miss
], n. McFadden, Miss Carrie Steele, Miss
Warren, Miss Nice. Mr., Morrow, Mr.. Van
Dures, Mr., Jay Ewing, MI. Dayton, and
Mr., Sealy,
The FL Modelo cigar, imported exclu-
sively by the Corbitt X Mac'oay c., p rt-
and, Is having n great run throughout TIE
West,
An observing, common serse man said
recently that he did not believe there
were any people on the g'o"e move self
sacrificing, or who are more good then
these quaint, queer, drum-beating and
hfe blowing Salvationlsts. There is ne
task too lowly for them to do, and while
doing 1t they win the respect of Tho
whole criminal class, amoug whom tNeV
do the most Of their work. They haven't
a long creed, but thew have a record
which will insure their future.
Mr.. r.. l.. Boyle, the real estate man,
who has Just returned from n trip to the
Sound, says that business is improving a
little In that country and that every
where he went all had a good word for
Astoria and her future. The 'uwb'r and
shingle mills are running n thera Is
every indication that there viii be consid-
cradle of an emigration from there to
Astoria in the spring, While in Tec'ma
and Seattle Mr.. Boyle arranged TO adver>
tise Astoria on the street cars OF those
cities,
Elsewhere In these columns appears The
announcement OF Mr.. Hammond's return
to Oregon, That gentleman win doubtless
be In Astoria In a day or two, n no
doubt the many plans for noating large
business enterprises, which a prominent
man spoke OF yesterday. viii he inaug-
urated at once. The good work cannot
too soon. and as that gantle-
mar remarked. too much care cannot be
exercised to keep 1t on the lnes OK solu
cuisines advancement instead OF making
Il a senseless boom" OF which sort OF
work the people are tired md disguised
-
Notaie Rafail, the Italian sailor from
the Bedfordshire who was examined be-
fore Judge Gray Friday 10 determine his
sanity, Is undoubtedly a very sick man.
The testimony was 10 the erect that he
was not crazy. but sick. He has eaten
nothing Cor several days, and Is so weak
lhal he falls m tryniS TO walk acrass the
room. He r. the mar who l. sad to
have attempted TO krl the mate Of 10
Redfordshire with a caretan tar. ard
when Sheriff Hare and Deputy Clinton
! arrested him he was In irons, his levs
and arms bound and then securely tied