The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-04-04

Albert Dunbar
So. Gold Belts. SSe Each
AROUND TOWN.
Easter cards and booklets at IrIfin &
Reeds,
Easter egg stacks OF them At Pacific
Commission Co.
Vegetables OF every variety Pacific
Commission Co.
SEQ lbs. Pruues at your own price.
Pacific Commission Co
Butter. 81 s. and ~ cents per roll or
at Pacific Commission Co.
A seamstress wanted Immediately at
Mrs F. A Robinson's, lac Bond street.
The true work OF art is but the shadow
OF the Divine northumberland An
gelo,
Druggist Conn's window is full OF
Easter novelties which make the 'yeS OF
youngsters size up like saucer
For Easter Egg Dyes so to Rogers
Drug Store. Look in the window for
colors. Eight for 5 cents.
School children can get their photo
graphs taken for S1N per dozen for the
next 30 days at Crows gallery.
The Pacific Can Company yesterday
shipped one OF its patent oval al sol
machines 20 J. G. Mesler. OF
Brookield.
See those elegant new spring patterns
In colored front shirts and Guns TO
match at Herman Wise, the relable
Clothier and Halter.
Professor Tyndall will remain in the
city. doing private work. for the next
two days This will probably be the last
time that he will ever visit Astoria.
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The candy house built IN the window
OF the -Bonbonniere. attracted the little
folks from all over town yesterday. and
the Easter novelties were certainly worth
a visit,
Call at Herman wise's ClothtrE store
and look at the latest arrivals. IN shirt,
cuffs, hats and clothing, Some
nobby and attractive goods both in style
and prices,
All the latest shapes in new spring hats
and caps and clothing; new cuts and new
new prices. No trouble 20 show
goods, at Herman Wise's, the one price
The fishermen will hold a mass meeting
on Wednesday afternoon. April s, In
Fishers Hall. to decide upon what action
shall be taken when the fishing season
opens April 10.
A letter was received yesterday from
Wise, who Is visiting in San
Francisco. stating that he was having
a royal good time, and was only sorry
that he would have 70 return next week.
The goodies displayed in the Spa con-
many Easter novelties, make a
very attractive showing. No doubt the
pennies Of the small boy which he can
ave from the mite box will be Invested
here.
August Nelson has just received a let
ter from Sweden, which states that the
old country has passed through a very
raw winter. Fruit was killed in many
sections, and la grippe and Influenza ere
prevalent
Griffin & Reeds Easter window con-
tains many beautiful and s~easonable ar
ticles, while the novelties are Of a va
ried character and new, and in keeping
with the up-to-dnte methods Of this pop
uiar store
Although the county convention was
not in session yesterday. quite a number
OF politicians held curbstone meetings
during the afternoon. The exact natute
OF their deliberations was not learned
but il is to be presumed that they were
discussing the eligibles.
lust Arrived-A large line Of imported
silk, velvet and cloth wraps, no two
alike: a beautiful line Of black dress
goods in the newest designs, also fancy
silks for trimmings and waists and a
large line Of duck suits. ]. Cohen' o
Price Store, 49l Bond street.
The kindergarten was out in full force
yesterday afternoon, taking in the bright
sunshine, and incidentally looking al the
Easter goods in the shop windows. The
little folks were well behaved and made
quite a procession as they walked up the
street " and two.
Many of the merchants yesterday re-
ported that business was unusually dull,
occasioned, no doubt, by the uncertainty
in the affairs Of fishermen. The canncry-
men ave advanced no money, and the
usual amount Of supplies purchased al
this season by the men have not been
bought this year.
Nearly all classes OF business came 70
something like a standstill in order that
everybody might discuss the pros and
cons, probabilities and im~probabilities. oil
| the depot situation. Congratulations were
heard on all sides and confidence wa
expressed in the ability Of the commit
tee to quickly raise the additional amount
needed.
Mr.. Sofus Jensen, secretary Of thu
F~ishermen's Union, says that the actor
! of the fishermen in removing the trap
from the south side Of Sand Island II
nothing unusual. Season after season
! they have opposed the placing Of trap
in this drifting ground, and have Otter
/ heretofore removed them as they did OF
| Thursday. Thursdays episode had moth
ing whatever to do with the question c.
prices Of fish.
Miss Mason's kindergarten will give al
entertainment and social in The apart
ments occupied by h school at tn
Tighe Hotel on Friday afternoon, Apr!
10. All parents and others Interested o
unacduainted with kinder garten method
are invited to be present as a demonstra
ton Of this popular and successful plal
| Of education for young children VIII b.
the prominent feature Of Tie occasion.
A lady visited Professor Tyndall yes
terday morning at his parlOrs in the DC
cIdent and informed him that she ha'
lost a valuable gold ring. The professo
went into a clairvoyant trance End II
five minutes announced that the RIM
had fallen down the waste pipe of he
kitchen sink. Returning home fhe a