The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-01-05

best OF letter heats. btn heads state.
montS etc, can at the Astorisn Job Office
who're YOU will and the hvst Of stock
and material.
Manaeer Hccea has lust booked two
new companies the Eulc Ellslcr com.
hinatlon Tor January ~ and I'm old Ken
lucky" for February ~ Roth are house.
hllcrs
Anton and Chris, Sorcnson. OF Gray's
river Thea Christenscn0 OF Wallus6l,
John and Mike lseahy, ~ Olncy, Wm,
Anderson. of Deep River. and VIM, liar.
tn, % Lewis and Clarke werc amops
the visiting ranchers Yesterday
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The funeral OF tho late Mrs Thomas
Logap viii take place from the Catholic
Church at lSM this afternoon. Thc in
tcrrmcnt wilt be at Greenwood. for which
place the steamer Meyn0wor viii leave
immediately after the service In the
church.
Miss Agnes Shanahan, teacher OF gui-
tar, pupil 81 = dc Japon.' New York
city. will be pleased TO meet any ono
who desires To study guitar at "rhc Sc,
NcnS' @N Franklin avenue, On the Sth
OF january, between the hours Of mint
and five
RCAe0rSals for the "'rtip TO Europe"
the or0tcrlo to he scudc.Vd under the
direction 81 Mrs, Crosby, Tor the hcpcnt
Of the public library. the lgth inst. am
IN progress SHd Rro being well attended
From the talent employed the affair
promises 10 bc :he most successful one
OF the season
\ cargo a lumber is strewn along ,Ac
Elk Creek Beach Tor miles, Il is sup
posed 10 have been toatCd or the decks
Of lumber schocncrs during the late
storm, Wherever Il came from IL IS a
God-send 10 tho Elk Creek people who
have great difficulty In getting lumber
into that country during tbs winter.
The largest remnant sale tina has ever
taken place will begin Monday morning.
to continue for fourteen days, at Cohen's
Low Price Store. Now is your chance
10 get fine dress goods for less money
than ever before offered. I have also n
few more capes and Jackets which l havc
concluded 10 sell at ~ per cent on.
Low Price store, il Bond street.
Ladies, attention, Is what a CONNER
clal street man has adopted for his war
cry. An Inventory was yesterday taken
by one Of them OF the leap-year cligiblcs
in the block between 18th and 18th streets
which was found to contain the following
bachelors; Chris Evenson. NJ ]. Mcara.
Thos, quinn. Adolph johnson. Tom Cor,
bett, Dick Davis. John Grant, ant Aug
Nelson,
HWha a.a.an aAaa.H ID. 80. a.. -.
picos Of Gateway Rebekah Lodge by the
social club went on splendidly. The pro.
gram was a nod one-brlght. lively ana
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS merrier than a.,
usual 'sociable" program. TIL perform
ers did well. the audience WIS apprrcia-
tive. the refreshments were nice. the
music good. and everyone appeared To
AVE a good time. The entertainment
morc than covered expenses.
In conversation w'h Mr. John Grover.
yesterday. the wcath r man. that gentle,
man stated that oregon had not yet
quite caught Up with It's regular supply
OF rain and that there was sttl a short
age Of about three inches, September
and October were very dry months. while
November and December have had a
little more than their allowance, The
winter has commenced so late Il would
seem natural 10 suppose that there viii
he a late spring.
County Clerk Dunbar yesterday issued
a marriage license TO James Weston and
Mrs. Jennie Palmer. Both are well known
Salvation Army officers. and the we'd
ding will take place tonight at : o'clock
in the hall Mrs. Palmer was connected
with the army as captain eight wears
ago. Mr.. Weston was with the army
here for years. and In iS5 conducted over
COO meetings. Lately he has been con-
Quoting meetings at Long Beach. After
the wedding the happy couple VIII
lead the meeting. The Astorlar wishes
them all prosperity and a wldened t!S!i
OF usefulness.
\ well known grand army man says,
that some people will look with disgavor
on the project 10 lave the Conf-dsr Ite
ard the Union veterans parade together
on the Fourth Of July next. but | 10
not. on the contrary. IL seems to me a
very healthy thing to do. Who are the
d~lsgruntled ones? Not the old roldi"rs,
certainly. They respected the enemy
during the war. and they respect them
stiIl. They will De glad TO meet their old
antagonists. and T., will be a very sugses-
tive spectacle to Sc them marching shout
der to shoulder II viii mean that the
war Is really over, that we are n peo-
pie. and that We live under one flag.