The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-01


Another CONSIGNMENT az rare roses has
I Just boon received Cor Greenwood Gene.
terry from Philadelphia, and win be Inn.
mediately transplantod IN the beds ape-
cially prepared for them uN6er MIR
Clevclands direction
handsome tea gown Ia made With a
Vatican plalt and train % nowered slk.
The yoke Is OF cmhroslered velvet, with
a drapery ot lace down tho front, ami
the Samc down the hack The neck ami
wrists are finished with fuN
| Vhc urrgon Trading Cc,, an Commercial
strecth is tho place to buy Your dry
goods, clothing, boots and shoes mems
I anu ladies furnishing goods, should YOU
| want an auctloncer. \. Friedman makes 4
his office at the orsson Tradlng Co
Dr. NJ NJ, Walker. chairman of the
/ committee for securing Clatsop couhty's /
4 proportion to the Oregon hattlashlp me. I
norial says that he has not yet received
definite reports nom the solicitors. hui /
that no understands they are making
gcod headway
The oiilcc OF r. l.. Royle 4 Co is now I
decorated with one OF tho handsomcst elk .
heads ever brought to this city IL Is
very large OF a dccr brown color long. 4
shaggy hair. aad' the antlers have thlr.
teen points, Mr., Boyle does not consider
that this Is sign OF had luck.
Postmaster Wise stated to an Astortan
reporter last evening that the month OF
January was the busiest month ever OK.
pcrieneed In Astoria, the receipts amounts
lns to quite a sum moro than any pre-.
"A
Is very good sign Tor q busy year
Go 10 Elmorc. Sanborn's office and STE
their new and handsome twine TESTING
machine. Take along some OF the twlnes
"as good as MarshalrS," IN your pocket,
and test them. Then see how much more
Narshall's will stand. It's money IN your
pocket and fsh in your net 10 find out
Nr. Truesdale. In chargc OF tho hard
ware department OF Foard S Stokes. has
lust finished decorating one OF their large
windows The display OF boat nails. bolts
and general trappings, is most cre,iita-
BILE one. and Is good evidence ot that
gentleman's taste in the line Of decora-
tons,
Mr.. Utzinger. OF the Ggmbrlnus, has !
just received large consignment OF I
patent pulp glass rests. imported direct I
from Dresden. Each one Is ornamentcd !
with the card OF the house, and on the 4
reverse side, contains a legend in Ger I
man. Truth gets old. but never dies"
Thirst, is international" are some OF the I
sentences.
Mrs, c, +, jackson. OF Victoria. h, c. y
Is In the city visiting Mrs. r. s WOrsley y
She will remain some two weeks About
nineteen years ago Mrs. Jackson ana
Mr. Al McGillis, OF the steamer Tele-
phone. wero schoolmates. and shc meeting \
after so mary long years. which took
place on tho hoat yesterday was most
pleasant one.
Mr. + l. Cherry. British vice-consul. n
Yesterday received letter from Peter II. "a
Watt one Of the lads on the British |,
ship Chelmsford. who was injured during :,
the time that ship was in this port last n
April. The young man writes: The y
Chelmsford Is loading iron rails for As ~
loria. and viii sail about March LIST. Is,
ihink l will sail on her as I am now ~
about well again." n
The discussion OF the old-time adase. n,
hat when everybody wants to sell wheat
'r mining stocks on the exchange. IL Is 30
hen time for sane people to buy. brought az
'ut the remark yesterday In the hotel N
'oi ridor that now is the time to buy M
property ia Astoria. Nearly everybody "a
Gems to be desirous OF selling. and II Is az
he sunposition that the long-headed ones pr
you'd reap a harvest by buying. ra
Most so-cailed "saimon twines'' are cnl- ~
red with acids. The acids rot the fibre 81,
nd render the material useless. In the ha
fhce OF Elmore. Sanborn 4 Co Is an OBJ n
ct lesson that ought "a h. examined BY ed
Il fishermen. II Is the whole OF the ma, sr,
rial used in the manufacture OF Mar ~,
halls twine-from start to finish. 60 m,
iere and examine the color right nh
trough. You vii. see then why Mar 60,
lall's is called the best in the world He
II was stated yesterday. on good au- en-,
iority. that the Maygers. at Mayors nj
anding had made an amicabIe settle N
ent with their creditors, and are now ths
)ing business again. IL will be remem- ~,
sred that the causes OF their assignment nm,
ere the heavy floods OF last year. ana y
e disastrous forest fires In the fallt ,ho
hich swept away many thousands OF snr
rds Of wood and destroyed other val thc
Lble property. The friends OF the firm NJ
e pleased that they are again In busI- cIsI
ss. ,ar
HWNHH
The Young Peoples Guild. OF Grace ins
iurch. has a new method OF Ievying tax 90,
'on its members. For some time past Iss,
ch child has been bringing a potato to or,
e meetings in payment OF his or her nt,i
es. Yesterday some Of the older girls. 10,
d a lady OF the church. with the help bay
the children, cut up the potatoes and In
gu gu mem i,ito .,lps ,,, ne 1oys carried trio
A. -
'rk amounted 10 $3.50. This kind OF -,
rk speaks well for the little folks ,rh1
larry Hamblett returned yesterday -,
IN Portland. whittier he went on busI- ''U
is While in the metropolis he met .r1
arse number OF people on the way 10 ~ .
pple Greek. Col. the new mining Ell -,
-ado. In conversation with Mr.. Hamb- ~
citizen OF Grand Junction, a town 20 20
ir Cripple Creek, said that the trains a.,
ming into the mining district were sn ..i,'
'wded to the guards with people in ,i.io, nau
reh OF fortunes. Merchants in every aJs' ~.
OF business. he said, we're doing an ,'ai, ,a,i
'rmous trade. and the mines are turn "a.
out well, paying large dividends. .,i.'
asst evening officer Sinnot arres.ed a hhai '
naman who gave the name Of AM @ @"i'
n, but just exactly the reason for hls Ky. Ky.
'TtHcnSlOH cannot De given until his f.-.
Il comes off in the afternoon. Prom % %il'eI
at could be learned last evening, /, 'n'"
'ears that he has been annoying the
ally OF Mr.. Smith, recent conner to
: city, who lives on Duane street be-
en Tenth and Eleventh. This was the Thel
ID night he had been found looking I'm
windows Of this house, and Mr.. Smith Re
} Is the father Of several young ladies' Harr
! very indignant When arrested last Re-
ming he was being pursued by Mr. Re-
tn and his son, and had be been Re'
ght he would have received n muchly Re'
rived beating. This is not the Arst ayen
, of the kind that has been reported Re'
he city, several Cinnamon having re- Rev
ed sound thrashlngs for attempted Rev
macy with young ladies. The China pital.
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