The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-10-24

tube, The Queen, at Fisher Brothers
Price. 5000.
The manager OF the Sunset Telephon
Company was busy yesterday placin
new poles along Commercial street.
The Library Association will re-ope
the woman's Exchange, November 1
in the library rooms on llth street,
Don't pay ten and twelve dollars 10
air-tight stoves when YOU can get ther
for half the money at 4Si Bond street.
MIR. Jos, Peterson returned yestcrNia
from a visit TO his Gray's River ranch
He reports having had a pleasant out
ing,
The short days are here and nov
is the time when the gas and elecri
companies succeed the ice man in popu
larity,
Carbons are the only permanent
photos as well as the most artistic
and Snodgrass knows how to max,
them,
The ladies OF Astoria never had such
chances offered before to get dress
goods cheap as can now be had at the
Low Price Store.
The railroad people say IL will take
until next Wednesday or Thursday to
unload the steel rails from the barge
wyatchie at Flavel
At the occibent yesterday were reg
istered Fl. Harris, New York; L. Cob
lentE, Portland; L. f, Duvol and Jos.
Med. Israel, Olympia
large consignment Of handsome
japanese goods arrived yesterday and
was unpacked for the inspection OF vis-
itors at Foard s Stokes
Mrs. Carrie Ray, medium. Circles
Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday even
ings; 10 cents admittance. Readings,
50 cents, 44o Bond street,
A, P. Bradbury. who sells the ceie-
brated Cracker Jacks, was in the city
Yesterday He says he is determined
to be in Astoria on election day.
Raymond, Boy Medium-Main Street
House. l5s sth street. Test circle to-
night. also Sunday afternoon at
o'clock, and evening at S o'clock.
George Robinson. Wayne. Mich. ".
]. ingalls,, Lewis and Clarke; W. E.
Watson and ]. NJ. Haron, warrenton.
registered at the Parker yesterday
The old ferry formerly at the Chad
well bridge. has been sent up to John
Days TO be used at the crossing of the
road from Alderbrook to Bear Creek.
Hull, the barber. is building new
shop in warrenton. That burg is grow
ing every day, buildings are being
erected, and property is being improved
there.
Herbert Hiltstrom. the infant son
Of August Hiltstrom, died Thursday
evening Of brain fever The body was
taken to Knappa, where interment took |
place.
No store in this city ever sold woolen |
Underwear, stockings, cloaks and dress
goods for so little money as the bar
gains now to be had at the Low Price
Store.
F. ]. Schofield is an expert at flower
and general landscape gardening, and
pliers his services for such work at a |
rate. Leave word at Asto-
-ian office.
A number Of deer are reported having |
made their appearance in the neigh |
oorhood Of Greenwood, and some OF |
-hese animals have been nearer the
,ity than that.
The flower gardens and windows Of |
Bridge Tender Fishers house at the
Nallusk are brilliant with fall flowers,
Ind everything about the place is as
leat as a new pin.
The plat of Clatsop Gardens, contain
ng thirty-six lots, on the line Of the
Astoria and Seashore Railroad, was fl
d in the recorders office yesterday by
Nary N. B. Morrison.
Mrs. Neil, the mother Of Mrs. F. P.
<endall, left last evening for San Fran
isco, via Portland, where she will
pend the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
Iall accompanied her as far as Port
and.
II you want drugs or druggists sun
ries. go to Rogers, 459 Commercial
treet. He carries a full assortment in
lis line and sells at the lowest cash
rice. Call and examine goods and
rices.
The Casino Theatre, which caused so
luch trouble, Is now being overhauled
nd 1t is stated that the place will be
Irned into first class family theatre.
he location, it would seem, is not all
lat might be desired for such an in
tuition.