The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-12-18


Received today, new lot Of sachet en-
velopes, at Dunbar's.
60 to 1853 Sth street, opposite the Court
House. to have your umbrella repaired or
recovered in flrst-class style. A complete
stock OF fixtures and repairs always on
hand.
A well known real estate man yesterday
said: Don't trade horses with man
who cannot laugh heartily at a good
JOKE. Laughter is close. to good digestion
and next door to religion"
There is no twine like Marshall's 1t
lasts longer and gives more satisfaction
than any other made. Two-thirds of the
nshermen on the Columbia River use It,
ana they know Its value by experience.
Just received, ST. Gervais. Neufchatel.
Philadelphia Cream, Kronenkase, Sierra,
Schloss kase, Edam. Swiss, Jedyost and
many other varieties of fine American and
imported cheese at Foard e. Stokes Co.
ON account of the hall being occupied
on next Thursday evening by the Red
Men, the regular meeting of Court AS
toria No. s, o. e. A. will be postponed
for one week. N. ]. GRAIN. G. r.
Yesterday was an ideal winter day, ap-
preciated by ALL old and young alike and
particularly by the railroad worknpn. but
old timers say that a snowstorm is com
irg that will make Astorians think they
have been transported to Dakota.
In hn
Sarl Nebe fled on the southeast quarter
oil section II, township north, range 10
west, and Paul Hansel on the northwest
quarter of section IL. township north,
range 10 west, under the homestead law.
~ 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 $10O.
PAT LAWLER & co.
Childrens handkerchiefs zoe box at
Dunbar's.
Rumor has 1t that one of the most pop
ular and best known members of the
bachelor club is about to become bene-
dict. No doubt there will soon appear an
ad. in the papers like this: "Wanted-A
bachelor Of irreproachable character and
numerous accomplishments"
Astoria, Or, Dec 10, 1895.
70 Whom 1t may concern:-
l will say for the preparation put I'D by
Mr.. Cromwall for making the hair grow
on bald heads, in my case 1t has done all
ne claims for 1t. c. Il. TYLER,
25S Bond Street.
Elmer Packard, the Nehalem mail car
rier, who was thrown from his horse on
his last trip out, near Greenwood Gene
terry, is now In the hospital under the care
OF DR.. Fulton, who says that his eye
sight may be permanently affac'ed as a
result of his fall, and he may become
completely blind.
For one week I offer a 75c fancy silk
at 40 cents a yard. / am closing out all
winter wraps, Jackets. and a fine line of
fur wraps at less than cost. children's
and infants long and short cloaks also a
large line of mackintoshes at wholesale
prices. l. COHEN,
Low Price Store, 491 Bond St.
AT the direction of the hoard Of water
notified the Pacific Bridge Co. that the
provisions of their contract calling for a
forfeit of $25 per day for each and every
day on which the work on the tunnel is
delayed under their contract will be
strictly enforced
Jno Ham & Co. 4I9 Commercial street,
have an excellent stock, from which to
choose n nanusOl1c and useful Christmas
present cor 'lsi ng OF quilted and felt
slippers, guntlemens assorted en,broid-
cred slippers, ladies' and gentlem' MS
storm Alas<l folt lined rubhers and a
complete and stylish line of boots, shoes,
etc.
Temple Lodge No, I. A. e. and A. NJ,
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing Masonic year, last evening: G. W.
Lounsberry, w. NJ; E. r. Hawes, s. w.
w, w. Ridehalgh, j. W.; j. O. A. Bowl
by, treasurer; and e. C. Holden, secre-
tary. Installation will be held on St
Johns Day, the 9th inst,
High jinks and general good time will
be had at the Red Mems hall tomorrow
evening on the occasion of their reception
to the great Insorouee, Patton Refresh
ments will be served and II is expected
that Judge Clevelands efforts viii be re-
warded by one of the most genial enter
tainments ever given by the Red Men in
this city.
A number of business men yesterday
in conversation touched upon the ques-
ticn of traffic with Alaska, and were
unanimous in the opinion that the action
taken by Mr.. NJ j. Kinney Monday even
ing in the Chamber of Commerce was
most timely and patriotic, and ought to
meet with proper support from oregon's
in Washington
Children's hosiery all kinds. at Dun
bars.
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 7th day of December, A. d.
1895. b. L. WARD,
Treasurer of ClatsoD Co.
The Bachelors Club, comors,l OF
Messrs. H. j. wherlty, D. NJ Moor, j.
III. Seymour. f. ]. Carney, C. H. Rain
Chas. Mcdonald, Geo. j. Smith, Dr. jan
sen, win remove their residence quarters
in a few days to the old Tallant residence
where they win be at home to their
friends in the future. A gentleman sug-
gested that the neighhors look out fer
their chickens and turkeys.
What Is the success OF fisherman
without good net? While he lays in his
boat at night his net is doing his work
for him. silently and surely. There's only
ONE wav to make big hauls and big
money. He must use twine that he can
depend on in an emergency, that win
not break through or rot Marsh lis
twlne win save him many salmon. Get
a FISH into n net made with Marshall's.
and he STAYS.
Ladies and children's silk mittens at
Dunbar's.
The following officers wer elected for
the Finnish Brotherhood for the ensuing
wear; Past president. Martin Jackson;
president, j. w. Panttaja; vice-pres dent.
J. Kyra: recording secretary, Chas. Lar
ty; financial secretary, Alex Holiness;
treasurer, Jacob Moore; prelate, Henry