The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-12-04


Christmas tree decorations ever offere,
for sale in this city. His prices and quai
ity Of goods cannot be beaten on thu
coast.
Glove mendlng silks at Dunbar's
Get you lot in Astoria Addition t,
Warrenton while thay are cheap r. L
Boyle & Co., sole agents.
Among the country visitors yesterdil,
were A. Lindstrom, Young's River, Mrs
Warner, Seaside, Mrs Mccormick
Young's river, e. c. Bel!slap, Knappa
and a. w. Reed, John Days.
Citron, Lemon, and Orange Peel, Cur
rontsfi Raisins, Sweet and Boiled Cider
Nuts. Cooking Brandy. Cranberries,
Plum Pudding, Mince Meat, Oranges
Lemons, Grapes, etc. ETC., at Foard &
Stokes Co.'S.
Chiffon bodices now have a folded belt
or scarf Of chiffon which fastens at one
side with large buckle or bow. The
ends OF the bow are weighted with Jewels
or spangles and nearly reach the loot OF
the skirt.
/ The tea cozy which is now the fad of
all devotees of tea, rs made of small fiex-
lble baskets. They are lined with cotton
and white silk, so that the beverage may
retain the heat. The outside is beautiful
ly embroidered.
Silks at Dunbar's.
The Chamber of Commerce meeting to-
morrow night promises to be a most in
teresting one. Many questions Of import
ance will be considered and It is earnestly
desired by the officers that there be
full attendance.
Dr. e. Y. Munsell, of Ocean Park, Wn.,
will be at Occident Hotel Wednesday. the
4th inst. Wish patients to call Can be
consulted by others desiring advice re-
garding diseased condition Of eyes. or
the use Of spectacles.
Something new in window signs was
yesterday put on r. L. Boyles new office
front glass. 1t is composition of alu-
minum which looks like silver but Is
much more durable in the weather than
silver or gilt lettering.
Aprons at Dunbars.
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.OO
PAT LAWLER & CO.
Postmaster Wise yesterday received
word from government headquarters that
arrangements have been perfected for
sending money through the postoffice
money order department to Finland. This
Will be great accommodation to many
Astorians.
Silk Mittens at Dunbars.
This beautiful corner residence lot on
Irving avenue must be sold in the next
six days or It will be drawn from the
market. r. l.. Boyle & Co., sole agents.
Astorians will soon be wadlng in politics
up to the chin, or If they happen to be
on horseback up to the saddle girths.
The gongs are sounding, and the cohorts
are gathering, and the bosses are all sure
Of winning. Many will be called but few
will be chosen.
Louis Goeltg, the proprietor of the Bon
Ton restaurant, whose case for violation
OF the liquor ordinance was Continued yes
terday, 1t was rumored last night W uld
pay the fine. He will also have a hear
ing before Justice Abercrombie today on
charge of Assault
Thirty-pound pail Jelly, $l.15; 2O-lb. pals. !
soc; 5-gal keg Syrup. $685. Sh-gal, 81 S5: !
2H-gal., $1.OO; 1-gal cans, 45c; 5-gal kegs
New Orleans Molasses, $1.S5; 3h-gal, Sl.G5; |
~ gal, H.25; gal cans, 6Oc; gal Maple |
Syrup, $780, 2O-lb. pals Mince Meat 40. |
The Pacific Commission Co.
A. j. Holiness of Lncoln, Eng, repre-
sentinS lareg bicycle house in that city, /
visited Astoria yesterday on business. He
left last evening for st. Paul, where lie
has interests. While in this city he acci-
dentally came across an old Lincoln
school mate, Mr., A. Bartholomew ard
he two spent several pleasant hours no
gether.
The ladies of the library board and their
ady friends are busy dressing those dolls
which are to be for sale a week or ten
lays before Christmas. You cannot ask
lmisS for any sort or kind, at my sort
II kind of price, so they say, and busy
mothers will be wise II they wait 20 see
his array. before buying elsewhere for
he little daughters Christmas, when Is
not quite perfect without a dolie,
Shell Hair Pins at Dunbars.
Postmaster Johannsen, of Seaside, was
n the city yesterday, and said that siren
Ious efforts would be made by the citi-
.ens of that place to have connection
made with the government telephone line
rom Tillamook Rock. They will cstab-
ish the office and believe there will be
10 difficulty in securing the privilege,
[ is much needed arrangement and
you'd often be of great service to the go
as many times vessels can be
more plainly seen from Seaside than from
he lighthouse.
Mr. H. Mansur, manager of the Knapp
on Mills. visited his Astoria friends yes
erday. He says the mills are running to
heir full capacity and that they are now
adlng three schooners which will cary
900 600 feet of lumber TO San Francisco.
'hey have orders ahead that will keep
hem busy all winter. The citizens have
Xed up the old box factory so that II is
low quite respectable hall, where par
es aud other amusements are held y
ome dramatic company occasionally sur
rises the natives and the social element
fairly in II this winter,
Some people will be foolish in spite of
ate and common sense Back in Ken
ucky We're the famous Dead Mans .
and salt river, They were both
erfectly dry unit! young earthquake
anne along ana shook things up, The =,
1t seems, was blessing, hut .
he people shook their heads and are ter
fed After the quake the river and
hirlpool were N ell with beautiful ca 4,
'ater, and remain so TO this day, OF
purse, something plugged up the springs
ears ago. and the quake simply cleared :.
u the plugs and gave the water its right y
7 way, But the folks back yorder :,
ouldn't touch that water for any money