The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-04

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day afternoon said that pne ot the larg
est votes ON record was polled then
yesterday,
Plenty OF air tight stoves in the mar
ket. but only one with hot air draugh
tube. The Queen, at Fisher Brothers,
Price, 5000,
LOOK OUT for fraudulent telegraph
ic news in the Astoria afternoon papers
None OF these papers receives one line
OF outside news by telegraph,
Miss Gussie Klose, who has been Wis
iting during the summer with Miss
Maud Warren at warrcnton, yesterday
returned to her home in Oakland, Cal.
Married, November 5, 1895 at the res
idence OF the brides sister, Mrs, \. +,
Beard. Miss Bertha Lawrence to Mr.
James Imlah, by the Rev. Mr., Narcotic
The handsomest line % Jackets and
capes have just arrived at the Low
Price store. They will be sold at whole
sale prices. Take advantage OF this
offer
Prompt and complete returns from
the election will be posted on the bulle-
tin board at the Louvre" commencing
Tuesday night and continuing until the
finish.
Reports received yesterday afternoon
from westport, stated that that pre-
cinct did its duty and rolled up a big
majority for Mckinley and sound
F. ]. Schofield is an expert at flower
and general landscape gardening, and
offers his services for such work at a
rate. Leave word at Asto-
rian office.
The Mckinley Glee Club won new
aurels last night at the headquarters,
and their rendition OF "Goodble Billy
Bryan" brought out repeated rounds
of applause.
Purchasers OF dress goods and woolen
underwear met with pleasant surprises
It the big reductions that are going on
1t present AZ the Cohen Low Price
Store 4sl Bond street
Artist Swope's cartoons, exhibited
last night by the magic on the screen at
the Palace restaurant, brought out
rounds OF cheers and many words OF
praise for Astoria's rising artist.
All those who have election bets made
other than money bets will meet to-
morrow night at the Palace restaurant
where a program will be agreed upon
for the carrying out OF the bets,
1t was rumored yesterday afternoon
that Mr.. H. F. Prael and Mr. J. c. Trul-
linger bet town lot each on the gen
eral result, and went together to the
to make out the deeds.
c. C. Palmberg yesterday morning
finished his Chinese cabinet. built Of
red oak. and placed it on exhibition at
the New York Novelty Store. 1t Is
really a work OF art and worthy Of a
visit
Mr.. Chris. Evenson went to his Ne
halem ranch yesterday morning in or
der to cast a vote for Mckinley in the
precinct in which he lived. He took a
loaf Of bread and square box with
him.
Early yesterday afternoon word was
received from Skipanon that in that
precinct the votes were going about two
to one in favor Of Mckinley, old line
Democrats voting with the Republi-
cans.
Notwithstanding the intense interest
in the election yesterday, everything
in Astoria went off smoothly and
a break marred the quietness
of the day, although an extraordinarily
large vote was cast.
S. T. Harrison, Warrenton, Chas
Sharp, Maple, NJ. Eggleston, Walter
Wyae, Young's River; A. H. Church,
Hare; NJ. S. Griswold, Oysterville, and
W. j. Boon, Scarborough Head, regis
tered at the Occldent yesterday.
For once Observer Grover earned a
leather medal. The weather yesterday
was all that could have been desired
for an election day in Oregon, and was
well in keeping with the weather re-
ported from other parts Of the country.
The government steamer Mendell
came up from Fort Stevens yesterday
after a barge load Of material, and in
5identally to give the 1913 employees on
the works an opportunity to vote. It
Is stated on good authority that eighty
Of them voted for Mckinley
Commencing the second Monday Of
January, 1897, and continuing four
weeks, special courses Of instruction for
and dairymen will be