The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-04-05
Nazareth Waist.
For
Boys and Girls
Once worn you will
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Albert Dunbar
-, Gold Belts. SSe Each
AROUND TOWN.


AROUND TOWN.
Christ is risen.' Glorious was the day
Which proclaimed to the world at early
dawn
The triumph OF this Man. who, nom on
high.
Looked down and blessed; His work on
earth was done. II. H. 5,
Glad Easter morn. thy lilies fair
Shed peace and perfume everywhere;
while clouds OF fragrant incense rise,
Send proclamation to the skies
Sweet Phyllis with the flowers among
Ltst'd to the robins as they sung,
And all throughout the livelong day
She Joined in their gladstone lay.
The Eeaster sky was all aiame
As long the wooded path she came,
With eyes rejecting heavens own blue,
As sweet. as tender and as true,
"The Lord is risen"
Everybody calls on Tyndall.
Tyndau is the great attraction.
Easter cards and booklets at lrIfin &
Reeds.
ryndalrs ~clalrvoyant powers are ~
markahle.
Miss Nellie Phillips came over from
nwaco last evening to spend Easter sun
day with friends in Astoria.
School children can get their photo
graphs taken for a.O per dozen for the
next % days al Crows gallery.
The parlors at the occident are con-
unually filled with anxious callers TO
consult the world-famed Tyndal.
Just received. an immense amount of
Gents summer clothing. from Eastern
manufacturers, at p. A Stokes
Easter services at at Grace church to-
day $50 md II a m. Children's festi-
val at 5 p. m. Holy Innocents at
a m.
Il Is a curious fact in connection with
marriage that the bride Is nearly always
given away. and sometimes the bride
groom is sold.
See those elegant new spring patterns
in colored front shirts and GUNS to
match at Herman Wise, the reiable
Clothier and Halter.
John Turpie and John Lewis OF John
I Days: ]. A and ". J. Heckard and j.
B. Cechado, of Lewis and Clarke, were
in the city yesterday.
One OF the Athletic Club boys says
that there are some things that must be
/ done in one heat or not at all You
can't leap across a hole in two jumps.
Call at Herman wise's Clothing store
and look at the latest arrivals In shirt,
collars, cuffs, hats and clothing. Some
nobby n attractive goods both ir style
and prices.
All the latest shapes in new spring hats
and caps and clothing; new cuts and new
styles, new prices. No trouble 20 show
goods, at Herman Wise's, the one price
clothier.
Many were unable to consult Tyndall
yesterday on account OF his time having
been previously engaged by clients. The
Mystic has therefore consented to re-
main today and tomorrow.
Wednesday, the sth. at $50 p. m.
there will be a mass meeting OF Column
bia river fishermen to consider the stu
alton and take up the question as to
whether or not there will be a strike,
The world renowned inebriate Johr
Doe has a wife. Mrs. Doe was drunk
! yesterday; or. to be more explicit she
recovered from the effects OF being In
toxicated. Judge Nelson fined her S
which she paid.
The windows OF C.. B. Smiths confec'
tionary store and Estes & Grains drug
store, we're yesterday respondent will
Easter novelties. 1t is reported that g
larger amount of Easter goods has beer
sold his season than in many years pre-
vicus.
Miss Mason's kindergarten will give ar
entertainment and social in the apart
ments occupied by the school at tht
Tighe Hotel on Friday afternoon, Apr!
10. All parents and others interested Of
u~nacquainted with kinder garten methods
are invited to be present as a demonstra'
ton OF this popular and successful plar
Of education for young children Will b.
the prominent feature OF the occasion.
Ths famous Louisville artist, w. Ben
neville Rhoades, who now makes his
home and has his studio in Paris, re-
Gently painted an oil portrait Of Tin
Murphy in his character as Maverick
Barnder. the star role In Hoyt's "A
Texas Steer The painting was male
in a few minutes over al hour. yet II
80 finished and life like as 10 attract at
tention everywhere exhibited. Mr.. Muir
uhy Is so proud Of tEc picture that he
is carrying 1t with him this season and
places 1t on exhibition in cities he visits
with "A Texas Steer"
April LIST was a red letter day with
Agent Lounsberry, Of the o.. r. and N
II marked the completion of fifteen years
consecutive work for that company by
that gentleman in this city. > He COM
menced service as a ticket clerk, and
has gradually worked himself up to a
position which is in effect that Of general
agent. Mr.. Lounsberry is well known
throughout the entire community, and
his sterling integrity is appreciated by
every merchant in the city. The o.
X. and N. certainly has one Of It's best
servants in charge Of It's Astoria office.
Apropos Of the day, how mank know
the number Of ministers Of all sorts there
are in the United States? Nearly one
hundred and thirty thousand! Put them
all In a bunch and what a lot Of piety
there would be. The world ought TO be
very good with so many eloquent gentle
men, and a fair sprinkling OF women
preachers, telling people every Sunday
what 70 do. There are Of church mem
bers something like twenty-five millions,
and as we are only seventy millions, all
told. white people, negroes and Indians,
that is a pretty fair showing. Every
third person in the country belongs to
some church. The Catholics lead with
seven and a half millions. and the five
million Methodists tread on their heels
and preach against them. Then there
are three million Baptlsts, who preach
against the Methodists, and 50 on. If
but 1t is a big ~wor1-these twenty-five
millions should work together, the mil