The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-12-11


in commenting on the events of the day. /
said, Some persons are candidates be- |
cause they represent ideas; others be- !
cause there is no law to prevent it,"
Aprons! Aprons! AT Shanahan Bros
Pom pons. purses, silks, corsets, hand |
kerchiefs, mittens, null ties fans, tray |
cloths, ETC., at Shanahan Bros.
Art Linen at Dunbar's
Contractor Jacobsen was very busy yes
terday unloading a large scow of piles
and lumber at the bridge at Smiths point |
He says they are driving" things.
Dr. Alfred s. Kinney has run out of ex-
plantations. He has been explaining !
ever since o'clock Sunday morning and
has no new material to draw on. He is
now prepared to pay $3.50 apiece for any
new explanations that might be forward !
ed to him for use
It will pay you to see shanahan Bros.
for toys
House gowns are frequently made with |
the yoke laid in five plaits, front and
back. The immense sleeves have short
velvet cuffs of q contrasting shade ana
the neat, turnover collar and belt are
also of velvet.
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 $1.00
PAT LAWLER & co.
Nice dress pattern for an Xmas present
for your mother or your sister or some
body's sister Shanahan Bros.
Politics, just now" said prominent
merchant, "s kind of witches broth |
The chief Citizen witch is Mr. Kleber
Osburn who is on his knees blowing the
fire with puffed-out cheeks, and once in
while turning to the crowd with an eX-
ultant 'I've got 'em!' "
Manager Johnson, of the Western I'm |
ion, returned from The Dalles yesterday |!
with his bride. 1t was noticed that the
telegraph line was again in working Or
der.
Before purchasing your Christmas pres
ents see those fancy rockers, side board, |
book cases. hall trees, secretaries, china
closet, center table brass easel, and high |
grade pictures. Cheapest place for all |
kinds of house furnishing goods. Du- |
Bols Furniture Co, $50 Commercial street, |
Astoria.
Astoria, Or, Dec. 10, 1895
TO Whom Il may concern
l will say for the preparation put Up by |
Mr.. Cromwall for making the hair grow |
on bald heads, in my case 1t has done all |
he claims for II. C. r. TYLER,
25S Bond Street.
Purses 15c to $3.50 at Dunbars
Everybody knows that Mr. C. j. Curtis !
was not nominated for city attorney with
the idea that he had the slightest degree
of fitness for the position. He was nom,
mated by bare majority of the con-
vention delegates simply because that ma
pull, and that he was able to sway GER
tain votes one way or the other 1t has
been the boast of this man over and over
again that he was able TO work" Union
only an untruth, but a deliberate insult
to the common sense and independence
of one OF the most enlightened and honor
able sections of the community
Notice Is hereby given to all parties
holding Clatsop County Warrants in
dorsed 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 18th day of December, A. d.
1895. b. L. WARD.
Treasurer of Clatsop Co.
All colors of ribbons at Dunbars.
Mr.. Fred w. Keen, former resident |
of Astoria, well known as an experienced |
Cape Cod fisherman, is in the city, visit
ing old time friends Mr.. Keen is now |
interested with Mr.. Jno. A. Devin in the /
salmon packing business at Friday Har-
Dor, Wash, and is at present engaged |
in looking after supplies for the coming |
year. The fishing department of their |
large business is under his exclusive con-
troll, to which he has carried his success
full methods,
At the regular convocaton of SITS. John /
Chapter, No. II, Royal Arch Masons, held |
last evening" the following were elected |
officers for the ensuing year, viz: H. c., |
Thompson; High Priest; G. w. Louns- |
berry, King: w. Seymour Short, Scribe |
II. VanDusen. Treasurer; II. c. Holden, |
Secretary; b. Van Dusen, c. of H: jay |
Tuttle, p s.; Il. r. Halves, r. A. c.; r. |
T. Humphreys. NJ. Srd "; ]. s. Den niger, |
NJ. End "; A. Cor, NJ. 1st v; L. li.r wig |
Guard.
The Bazaar which was held in the base
ment OF the Presbyterian church las
evening, by the Every Monday Club"
was q success, financially as well as So
cially Long before the hour of opening |
the sale, the large room was crowded. |
and by o'clock, the most desirable art-
cles had been sold. The following ladies |
had charge of the sales: Fancy table
Mesdames Lounsberry, r. Prael, c. w.
Fulton and Miss Maud Warren. Chill
dren's table-Mrs. d. Stuart and Miss
Hattie Sayre. Candy table-Mesdames
Haraden and Thing The refreshment de-
partment was In charge of Mesdames ]. |
II. Ross. Thompson and Swift. The sale |
netted quite snug sum which viii so
to the church.
The AstorIan wants man of honesty,
intelligence and education to be at the
head of our municipal government and in
Mr.. Frank j. Taylor we have recognized
these qualifications. BESIDES this the fact
that he is a sterling Republican. an ack-
nowledged legal authority and an inde-
pendent thinker are in our eyes additional
and substantial reasons why he should be
elected IT, in our advocacy of the elee-
tion OF Mr.. Taylor. Or. Kinney suffers by
comparison. that is Or. Kinney's misfor-
tune. not the Astorian's fault.
There is no reason why the people OF
Astoria should go TO Portland. San Fran
cisco, or any other place for toilet arti-
cles. druggists sundries' or drugs