The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-24

coat, to some one of his customers this
month. guessing contest open until April
ist.
The Pacific Can Company's now clcc-
trio plant has been complytcd and Is now
In tull running order, Il Is one OF the
newest and most perfect systems In the
city and Superintendent Troyer is Justly
proud ~ Il,
II is said that no paternal care ever
falls TO the lot ot u single member ~ tn
insect tribe, In general the eggs " an
insect arp destined TO b. hatchrd long
after the parents arr dead, 80 that most
insects are born orphans
A certain well known officlal yesterday
remarked that the improvements going
on in well known gathering place OF
the city, were somewhat like a dicky used
In covering dirty shirt. but all the same
Il made handsome front
Paymaster Jones. OF Corey Brothers.
starts out on the Electric this morning
with his check book for the railroad
camps, He expects that Il will take him
two days to pay this time. as there are
so many more employees on the line.
Just received-A beautiful line OF all
wool and silk mixed Plaids, a handsome
line OF dress goods In black. and .I!l the
new shades; also silks In all the west
designs for waists, Just landed. our
spring wraps I'm silk and velvet. |. Cohen.
Low Price Store. isi Bond street
II. r. Shannon. formerly OF the Model
Laundry Co. Portland. has taken charge
81 ha -. nNl
change streets, OF this city This laun-
dry is now prepared TO do as good work
as can be done on the coast. Give them
a trial and keep your money at home.
Who makes the moneys The capitalist
Who does he get II from? The laborer.
What does he do with itF Buys real ,s-
tate OF r. l. Boyle 4 Co and makes
more money. Then laughs At the poor
man who did not have faith enough In
his own ability 10 handle his own money.
Ladies', take NOTES.-The Unique. No.
S7 Commercial. one door east OF II. +,
Aliens, will formally open as a ladies
cloak and suit house about April LIST.
Madame Levlns. established for the past
ten years in Portland. will occupy the
place OF head cutter and litter for the
establishment.
Just received n large consignment OF
wall paper and room moudlngs. by far
the largest and best stock OF goods In
the city. now on hand. No house on
the coast can undersell US. Bear this
in mind. Call and get the proof OF this
assertion. r. F. Allen & Son. successors
TO b. F. Allen.
Captain Brown and Lieutenant Hub
bard. OF the Salvation Army. who went
10 Portland last week to meet the new
major OF this district. Mr.. A clifford
report having had a most pleasant meet
ing. A council was held OF all the off,
Gers In this district. Major Clifford will
be- In Astoria in May.
Mr.. ]. f. Young, son OF Benz Young
who graduated last year at the Wash
ingtOn Lee University. Lexington. Ky.
and who Is now taking an extra course
at that college, writes TO his father
that he has accepted the Invitation to
deliver an address before the Astoria
High School graduating class In June
Yesterday was a typical blue Monday
but notwithstanding the dullness OF af-
fairs In general. politicians succeeded in
doing considerable business on tne street
corners. II was thought that some steps
were being taken looking to the for
warding OF the interests OF some OF the
candidates to be voted upon at the COM
ing primaries.
II Is stated that the ocean contains sew
eral fish which clothe or adorn them
selves. the most conspicuous OF them
being the antennarious, n small fish fra-
quenting the Saragossa Sea, which lit
orally clothes itself with seawesd. fasten-
ing the pieces together with sticky. gOl-
atinous strings. and then holding the
garment on with its forefns. Some one
should invent purple coat for the Royal
Chinook.
Alex Grant says that he Is heartily in
favor OF the movement the Mccartney
people have started for a good road to
this city. and agrees TO put up his share
with other Astorians. He thinks that
the merchants OF Astoria cannot invest
their moeny in any better way than in
providing passable roads to the country
districts and thus controlling a large
trade which now goes to other points
Mr.. Grant says that he also Is decidedly
favorable to the building Of a str Il
southwark over the hill to Young's bay
1t. makes no difference Just where tn
street Is located, so long as one Is put
through Others will soon follow, and