The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-04-07
Nazareth Waist.
For
Boys and Girls
Once worn you will
use no other CORSET WAIST
Albert Dunbar
-. Gold Belts, Sse Each
AROUND TOWN.

There lies no desert in the land OF life;
For cen that tract that barrenest doth
SEEM
Labored Of thee in faith and hope shall
With heavenly harvests and rich gather
ings rife. -kcmble,
Tyndall today.
Tyndau is great
TyndaI at the oecident
Tyndan is all the fad.
Everybody all on Tyndall.
Tyndall is the topic OF conversation.
Your last chance to consult Tyndall
going,
Mrs b, Hogge, Of San Jose, Cal is
visiting In the city.
A lady can't have too many roses on
her hat this season.
]. H. Mansur returned Sunday morning
from a Francisco.
About one hundred and ten people con-
suited Tyndall yesterday.
Straw hats have won the ~ascendancy
over winter conceits with ladies.
The up-to-date Nursery has wall paper
on which the popular Juvenile rhymes
are illustrated,
Many a domestic difficulty arises on
the question. shall the windows be
closed or OPEN"
Just received. an immense amount OF
Gents summer clothing, from Eastern
manufacturers, at p. \. stokes
The funeral OF the late II, E Topping
will take place tomorrow afternoon. Mrs.
Topping is expected TO arrive in the
morning,
See those elegant new spring patterns
in colored front shirts and curs to
match at Herman Wise, the relable
Clothier and Halter.
A spring bicycling hat for ladies' is
made OF coarse straw. with a chine bow
az one side. ard a cluster Of ivy leaves
at the other and under the brim.
The Bonbonniere has today the real
Boston Chips, strawberry. vanilla and
molasses favors. Also the famous Butter
Bonbons.
Axel Rustad, first assistant keeper of
Tillamook rock light station, will return
to his post on the Columbine on the next
trip out, after a months vacation.
Call at Herman wise's Clothing store
and look at the latest arrivals In shirt,
collars, cuffs, hats and clothing. Some
nobby and attractive goods both In style
n prices.
The Gypsy Fantasia will be given in
all its splendor Friday and Saturday
evenings. April 10 and II, at isher's
Opera House. Tickets on sale Wednes
day.
Mr.. Edward E. Brodie, formerly Of this
city. but for the past eighteen months
connected with the Florence West, is in
Astoria, on his way to Tlllamook rock.
lighthouse, where, as assistant keeper, he
will listen to the roar OF the mighty
ocean.
II was remarked on the street Sunday
whilst the throng Of Easter worshipers
was pouring out of the churches, You
can't make a religious man out Of a
hypocrite any more than a hen hatch
chickens by setting on half a dozen glass
door knobs"
Just 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, Low
Price Store. Is1 Bond street.
Miss Mason's kindergarten will give an
entertainment and social in the apart
ments occupied by the school at the
Tighe Hotel on Friday afternoon, April
10. All parents and others interested OF
u~nacquainted with kindergarten methods
are invited to be present as a demonstra-
ton OF this popular and successful plan
Of education for young children Will be
the prominent feature Of the occasion.
The two men arrested on the Bowery
by Officer Seafeldt Saturday. night were
up before Judge Nelson yesterday after
lAtCAAs eA9 " = AAAo - NAN ANAAA~S - OA@
Nelson (no relation to the Judge) and
Charles Dahl TIE larger man, Nelson,
was a sight to behold. He looked like
a brick house had fallen upon him. His
eye looked like stove polish. and his
countenance vas otherwise d~isigured.
The smaller man presented a much bet
ter appearance. Both pleaded guilty and
were fined in the sum Of 500 each, or ten
days in jail.
One OF the laborers at the railroad
camp met with a severe accident Satur-
day. He was standing on a log when II
rolled down an ~embankment, followed
by a number Of others. one Of which
rolled on top OF him. The lower rib on
the light side was injured, but not brok-
en-. DR.. futile was sent for, and et-
tended to the mans injuries. The injured
individual Is a very strong man and
will probably be around in a few weeks.
The doctor says work along the line is
progressing with remarkable rapldity.
Considering the condition Of the wealth
err" he said. 1T appears almost impossi-
bic for such Roadway TO be made" Sev
eral Of the men at the samps are the
victims Of severe colds, but otherwise
everything is lovely.
TIL Drummond tobacco man when here
Saturday said to a reporter: Have
you ever thought about the tobacco
statistics Of this country? OF course
you have noticed that the male popula-
ton is divided into three p~arts-those
who smoke, those who chew and those
who do both. The number who do not
love the weed is so small that It can't
be seen without a microscope. Well, in
the first place, there are ga, 900 acres de-
voted to the growth Of this filthy weed.
And the crop amounts to 800, 0OO,O 900
pounds in weight, while its value is near
$40,OO,00O. Think Of the immense clouds
Of smoke which arise from this go go
tons Of tobacco, and think Of the enjoy
ment derived therefrom, also Of the rheu-
matism and nervous prostration and
other similar delight which result. We
certainly can't get on without tobacco,
and especially without the rank poison